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1 P&G The Purple and Gold THE JOURNAL OF CHI PSI FRATERNITY FALL th Annual Chi Psi Convention in Columbia Trust s 80th Anniversary NYC Luncheon Annual Report Issue The Thayer Trophy Goes West Again, Back to Alpha Theta Delta at the University of Washington. More Awards and Convention News Inside.

2 Brothers and guests stand for the traditional toast to Philip Spencer at the Formal Banquet of Chi Psi Fraternity s 165th Annual Convention, held in Columbia, South Carolina. Volume 125, Number 1, 2006 by Chi Psi Fraternity and The Chi Psi Educational Trust, Jeffrey Hall, 45 Rutledge Street, Nashville, Tennessee Please address comments, content or inquiries to the address above or to: p&g@chipsi.org Nothing herein may be reproduced in whole or in part without the written permission of the Chi Psi Executive Director. The Purple and Gold is designed with QuarkXPress, using New Baskerville, Gill Sans and Comic Sans fonts, printed by the Watkins Printing Company, Columbus, Ohio. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Purple and Gold, Jeffrey Hall, 45 Rutledge Street, Nashville, TN The Purple and Gold is an educational journal published by The Chi Psi Educational Trust and Chi Psi Fraternity, distributed free of charge to members of Chi Psi and their families. 2 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006

3 P&G The Purple and Gold The Journal of Chi Psi Fraternity FALL 2006 VOLUME 125 NUMBER 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: The 165th Chi Psi Convention was held in Columbia, South Carolina, in honor of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Refounding of Alpha Beta at the University of South Carolina in The Spencer Institute held separate leadership tracks for the #1s, #4s, and Recruitment Chairs. The anniversary event for Alpha Beta was celebrated with barbecue at the new Lodge, and a grand Final Banquet capped off the week on Saturday night.. Page 4 Alpha Beta has been re-founded more any other Alpha, but the last time fifty years ago seems to have some permanency about it. Here s a brief history in honor of those fifty years Page 6 The Annual Report of The Chi Psi Educational Trust and Chi Psi Fraternity for the school year begins with a letter from Executive Director Sam Bessey, Eta Delta 97, and is followed with pictures from the Trust s 80th Birthday Luncheon in NYC. The Honor Roll of Donors and recipients of Chi Psi Scholarships and Fellowships is next, all starting on.. Page 12 In the Chi Psi Eye features a few events in the lives of some of our alumni Brothers.... Page 26 Omega: We celebrate the lives of Chi Psi Brothers who have died recently Page 28 Who s Who: A quick directory of the National Boards, the Central Office, the #1s of each Alpha, and Presidents of Alumni Corporations and Regional Alumni Associations.... Page 30 Convention Page 4 Beta History Page 6 Trust 80th Page 14 Scholarships Page 16 Alumni Notes Page 26 The Thayer Trophy, Goodbody Award, and Founders Trophy await presentation at the end of the Banquet. Chi Psi is a founding member of the FEA (Fraternity Executives Association), the NIC (the North-American Interfraternity Conference), and the CFEA (College Fraternity Editors Association) and is a member of the FIPG (Fraternal Information & Programming Group). The four gentlemen on the cover of this issue, Frank Severinghaus 08, Pat Fabish 08, Mitch Colleran 08, and #1 Jay Fredlund 07 all active Brothers from Alpha Theta Delta at the University of Washington, hold the Thayer Trophy, which symbolizes excellence in all aspects of fraternity operations, awarded to them at the 165th Convention Banquet. m Publisher: Sam Bessey, ΗΔ 97 Editor: Bill Hattendorf, ΑΔ 69, Σ 82, Η 83 Other Contributors include: Kyle Moen, Ι 02, Brad Beskin, Σ 05, Terronald Logan, ΞΔ 07, Joe Hughes, Β 84, ΨΔ 97, Dr. John T. Austell, Β 61, Harold Arnwine II, ΤΔ 86, ΝΔ 02. Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 3

4 Southern Hospitality Abundant at Convention as Alpha Beta Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary of Refounding Chi Psis from around the country gathered on the campus of the University of South Carolina in Columbia for the 165th Annual Convention of Chi Psi Fraternity from July This was Chi Psi s fifth Convention in South Carolina, and this year marked the 50th Anniversary of the refounding of Alpha Beta, chartered most recently at USC in The first South Carolina Convention was in Spartanburg in 1873, and other state gatherings have taken place in Columbia in 1958, 1966 and As chronicled in earlier issues of The Purple and Gold, Alpha Beta is also the proud inhabitant of our newest Lodge, and Convention was an excellent time to show it off to the National gathering. (The group above is more geographically diverse than was the group pictured in this setting for the Lodge dedication two years ago.) The Beta Convention Planning Committee, including Julian B. Emerson, B 80, Mike Cavanaugh, B 73, 4 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006

5 John Pincelli, B 80, John Austell, B 61, and others, prepared an excellent event. The Lodge was a hub of undergraduate activity, and the Executive Council held its Convention meetings in its Library. Undergraduate delegates arrived Wednesday for the Spencer Institute, which offered leadership training through a variety of separate seminars for #1s, #4, and Recruitment Chairs, led by a cadre of alumni volunteers. Friday afternoon, the official business of the Fraternity began in earnest as the #6, Julian B. Emerson, sounded the opening gavel of the 165th Annual Convention. Brothers Nickolas G. Milonas, Ε 07 and Mitchell A. Colleran, ΘΔ 08 were elected as Undergrad Representatives to the Executive Council, replacing retiring Ben Eisner, Σ 05 and Mike Carlson, Ν 05. Andrew J. Dewing, ΟΔ 84, Lathrop B. Nelson III, ΟΔ 97, and John S. Logan, ΕΔ 89 were elected to alumni terms, replacing Joseph J. Devaney, Ρ 80, ΜΔ 99, Michael C. Hurst, ΤΔ 87, and Troy N. Ivey, ΙΔ 90. The Final Banquet was held this year at the Columbia Convention Center Ballroom, and former Council Chair Mike Couick, B 81, served as Toastmaster. Former Council members Brian Heil, Ε 80, and Mike Kosusko, Ξ 77, and Alpha Beta alumnus stalwart John Goodwin, Β 80, were honored with Distinguished Service Awards, and Zack Blend, ΜΔ 06, was presented the Birge Award as most outstanding undergraduate. Recently revived Alpha Rho at Rutgers received the Goodbody Award for the strongest scholarship record, Mu Delta at Rollins was the recipient of the Founders Trophy for most improved, and Washington s Theta Delta won the Thayer Trophy for best all-around Alpha. With the closing gavel, the Banquet ended on a high note with a hearty rendition of Chi Psis Ever. Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 5

6 Trophy Winners at the 165th: Retiring Council Chair Joseph J. Devaney, Ρ 80, ΜΔ 99, and #7 Daniel B. Ahlberg, MD, Ν 67, stand with representatives of (left) Alpha Mu Delta at Rollins with the Founders Trophy for most improvement, and (right) Alpha Theta Delta at the U of Washington with the Thayer Trophy for best overall performance. From the Archives: Alpha Beta s History Oft-Interrupted Certainly no other Alpha has encountered such obstacles as has Beta: The Alpha was forced into dormancy three times. The large proportion of Southern students in our earliest Alphas, especially at Princeton and at Union, caused our Fraternity to have many associations in the South and to extend in this direction instead of west. Hamlin Beattie, Δ 56 (Princeton) of Greenville, SC, was more responsible for the original founding of our antebellum Alphas in the South, directly and indirectly, than any other member of our Fraternity. He attended the University of North Carolina as a graduate student, after graduating from Princeton in three years, and he helped found Alpha Sigma. He returned home to Greenville, and there instigated the beginning of our Alpha at Furman College in His initiative, with the help of James W. Wrenn, Δ 56, who was then in law school at U.S.C., and James M. Richmond, Σ 58, resulted in the organization of Alpha Beta at the University of South Carolina on 3 May The Alpha started with the brightest prospects, but with that Recent Unpleasantness [Civil War] breaking out, the University closed its doors and Beta was dormant until All of its 15 members joined the Confederate colors and many of these first Beta Brothers were probably killed, as diligent search furnishes no specific post-war information about eight of them. During the War, the University buildings were used as Army headquarters and college records were destroyed. Beta was revived in 1867, with Upsilon as its sponsor. Among those present and assisting was Daniel T. Smith, Υ 67, who had been initiated at Beta before the War. For several years the Alpha had a prosperous existence until it then became dormant in 1873, during Reconstruction Days, when carpetbaggers took possession of the State and its institutions, including the University of South Carolina. After the restoration of civil law in 1880 by General Thomas Carlyle s statement befits the brotherly exchange portrayed on this P&G cover from fifty years ago between B.M. Edwards, B 57 (alumnus initiate year), on the left, distinguished financial and civic leader in the South and fourth recipient of the Albert S. Bard Award, and H. Seger Slifer, A 11, E 12, the first #23, the 13th President of Chi Psi, and legendary figure in the fraternity world. At right, the original seven initiates of Alpha Beta s revival in 1956: Jo H. Johnson 59, Robert M. Bell 58, James W. Foster Jr. 59, Hillyer Rudisell III 57, David A. White 57, James L.White Jr. 59, and James H. Dusenbury The Purple and Gold Fall th Annual Convention

7 A large contingent from recently-revived Alpha Rho at Rutgers and the Goodbody Award for best scholarship and use of educational programming. Wade Hampton, Beta was again revived, with the following members: O. H. Edwards, J. D. Haynsworth, T. W. Normant, William Haynsworth, J. E. Lee, D. R. Towers, H. M. Ayer, H. H. Huggins, and C.A. Prevost. At first it was numerically weak, but experience proved the wisdom of its policy of conservative and exclusive elections, and it soon became strong, vigorous and powerful. None of the old line antebellum fraternities came back to the South Carolina campus except Chi Psi. However, for the first time on the South Carolina campus, a group of the newer and larger national fraternities appeared, such as: Kappa Alpha Order in 1881, Sigma Alpha Epsilon in 1882, Alpha Tau Omega in 1883, and subsequently many others of this type, which have become large and strong groups in the South. Before the turn of the century, three of our eighteen active Alphas were located in the State of South Carolina, or one-sixth of the active Fraternity. Beta was flanked by Sister Alphas at Wofford and Furman. Many of the great leaders of the South were initiated at these Alphas during this era. In 1897, there arose in the State bitter feeling against fraternities by non-fraternity men and certain religious #23 Sam Bessey presented Chi Psi Educational Trust scholarship and fellowship awards to John Rheno, Q 07, and other recipients who attended the Banquet. organizations. The trustees were disposed to drop the matter, when the Anti-Secret Society movement appealed to the legislature. The composition of this body at this time was such that the bill to abolish fraternities passed with scant consideration. There was nothing for Beta to do except to surrender her charter. In 1927 the legislature repealed the anti-fraternity law. Shortly, thereafter a group of loyal Chi Psi alumni, consisting of David R. Coker, Beta 91; John P. Thomas, Jr., Beta 74, J. Waties Thomas, Beta 98; William S. Nelson, Beta 00, Clark Scammon Reed, Beta 00; Prof. Harry C. Davis, Beta 97; Prof. Edward C. Coker, Beta 94; Nelson T. Levings, Epsilon Delta 26; Gabriel Cannon, Tau 98; and Alester G. Furman, Upsilon 86 organized the Alpha Beta Lodge Corporation and purchased a Lodge at the corner of Pendleton and Bull Streets and proceeded to organize the Alpha Beta Society, aided by Harold W. Funderburk and Charles Coker Wilson, Sigma 29, both undergraduates at the University then. The Alpha Beta Society petitioned the Conventions for a revival charter for five straight years. Although it was considered a strong local and some legacies were members, and it was the only fraternity to then own a house at South Five of the original seven refounders of Alpha Beta were present at the 165th Banquet, flanked at left by John T.Austell, PhD, B 61; refounders Robert M. Bell 58, Hillyer Rudisell III 57, David A.White 57, James L.White Jr. 59, James W. Foster Jr. 59; and #7 Dr. Dan Ahlberg, N 67. John Austell presented each of the Beta refounders a Founders Badge to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Alpha Beta s revival at the University of South Carolina. Columbia, South Carolina, 2006 Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 7

8 Singing was certainly in vogue at this year s Banquet, perhaps helped along by the songsheets on the tables. Rho Brothers lead On the Banks of the Old Raritan. Carolina, the conventions did not grant the charter and in 1933 the group decided to discontinue and many members joined other established national fraternities. Fraternities Brought Back By 1956, the University of South Carolina had provided a modern quadrangle for fraternities at a reasonable rent and built 14 units, under the leadership of University President Donald Russell, later the Governor of South Carolina. Having been the chief instigator in the revival of Alphas Sigma and Omicron, and active in the attempt to revive Beta from 1928 through 1933, Nelson T. Levings, in the Spring of 1956 again visited the University of South Carolina several times and found thirteen national fraternities and The Block C. Club occupying the University s fraternity buildings. President Donald Russell invited Chi Psi to re-enter the university and promised to provide suitable housing in the new fraternity buildings. Armed with this invitation from President Russell, Brother Levings attended the Executive Council Meeting in Chicago in May 1956, which authorized a Committee, consisting of Brothers Stanley J. Birge, Χ 08, H. Seger Slifer, Ε 12, and W. Jackson Chaille, ΑΔ 29 to investigate possibilities for revival. Shortly before the end of summer school in 1956, this Committee visited the University and recommended the revival of Beta to the 115th Convention, which granted the charter by a vote of 42 to 1, and put it in the hands of the Executive Council to execute that year. In the meantime, Brother Levings had met with undergraduates David White, 8 The Purple and Gold Fall th Annual Convention

9 While most of the songs were Chi Psi standards, this group of mostly-michigan Brothers provides a spirited Hail to the Victors. Individuals pictured were singing Chi Psis Ever at the Banquet s close. President of the Student Body, and Hillyer Rudisill, III of Charleston; who organized the first pledge group of revived Alpha Beta. Thus on 14 December 1956, in the Euphradian Literary Society Hall, were the altar fires of Alpha Beta rekindled for the fourth time. Attending the ceremonies were three of the five living alumni of the old Alpha Beta George C. Taylor 97, Robert E. Coker 96, and Clark Scammon Reed 00. The other two, Frederic W. McKerall 93 and William B. Wilson 99, who were ill, wired their best wishes. These new undergraduates had not belonged to a local society or a petitioning body whose alumni could be initiated with them. In order that the undergraduate group have an alumni group of older men to guide them, under the leadership of Nelson T. Levings, ΕΔ 26, and B. M. Edwards, Chairman of the South Carolina National Bank, a distinguished group of South Carolinians and southerners not affiliated with other fraternities were initiated into Chi Psi as alumni members of Alpha Beta. Many of them had attended the University of South Carolina when fraternities were dormant, and a few of them had been members of the old Alpha Beta Society, including Harold W. Funderburk, James W. Haltiwanger and Judge Kenneth Grimsley, all designated as Beta 57. #7 Stanley J. Birge, Χ 08, Ι 14, presided at the initiation and banquet at the Columbia Hotel, which was attended by the Executive Council and by other members of the Official Family. Columbia, South Carolina, 2006 Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 9

10 Distinguished Service Awards to Goodwin, Heil, Kosusko John W. Goodwin, Β 71 known to many Brothers as Big has been an outstanding presence at Alpha Beta not just for his height but for his integrity, his commitment to family and friends, and his love for Chi Psi. He has found ways to give back to his fraternity from the day he joined. For example, when his early demonstration of leadership brought Alpha Beta its first television in the late 1960s, John was the one showing the technician how to set up the TV. Active in the Alpha s Alumni Association almost immediately after graduation, John was serving before long as its President. He was instrumental in rebuilding the Association some years later, and he played a significant role in the 1986 National Convention in Columbia. He maintains a special fascination in Chi Psi memorabilia, and many of his items are on display in the Lodge. A regular presence on campus, John demonstrates to younger Brothers the Chi Psi gentleman by example, and his boundless enthusiasm for fraternity and friendship exemplifies Chi Psi ideals. That Alpha Beta now has the most magnificent home at the University is obvious, but less well known is John s complete involvement that made the dream a reality. His contributions to the campaign and the Fraternity have been extraordinary, building the Lodge both literally and figuratively. From preliminary designs through finishing touches, John s enormous contribution of time, talent and heart became his daily routine for several years. John s wife, Deborah, and their children took an interest in the project, and provided support throughout. Their home was the site of many alumni gatherings, always open to Chi Psis. Although a great many alumni were very involved in the project, John provided the compass that guided actives and alumni toward lasting and superior decisions. It is no exaggeration to say that without John Goodwin, the new Lodge would not have been built, and Chi Psi would not have been re-born with a secure future at the University of South Carolina. Brian T. Heil, Ε 80, a most loyal son of Alpha Epsilon, has been a constant supporter of the Alpha and the alumni associations of Chi Psi. He joined the Epsilon Trustee Corporation shortly out of college and has served as its president for nearly two decades. Under his stewardship, two successful campaigns have provided major renovations to the Lodge. An undergraduate when the formal Epsilon Initiation Banquets were revived, his masterful job as toastmaster has helped insure that the unbroken string of banquets continues. Leading his Brothers is nothing new to Brian; in college he was the consummate Lodge Manager, whether the job was mending the boiler or rousting his Brothers out of bed with a hockey stick for a Saturday cleanup. His flare for ritual is regularly in evidence at his own Alpha and others as he conducts the newest members into our Brotherhood. As a member of the Chi Psi Executive Council for two terms, Brian played a significant role as the board and Central Office went through major changes. Never bashful at our Conventions, his pronouncements are always interesting. With his remarkable sense of humor, Brian is always willing to share stories of earlier Chi Psis, and Brian himself has become the stuff of legend. His unselfish devotion and undying love for Chi Psi serves as a model for others. For three decades, he has been a friend, counselor, confidant, and mentor for Chi Psi -- always available, open, ready to assist. In word and deed, Brian has exemplified the simple truths for which our Fraternity stands and by which our Brotherhood endures. He leads with his heart, but follows quickly with his humor, candor and selflessness. Younger brothers always find a friend and Brother in Brian, and our Brotherhood is a more special place because of Brother B. Of his many loves, including his lovely wife, three beautiful daughters, and his antique cars, Chi Psi and Alpha Epsilon take a prominent place. Brian has remained faithful to the premise that Chi Psi can continue and prosper long after college days. Michael Kosusko, Ξ 77, quietly serving Alpha Xi in numerous areas, developed a deep appreciation for Chi Psi. From his days as undergraduate representative to the Chi Psi Executive Council, no one could have imagined that this position would be just the beginning of his presence at board meetings and Conventions. Now, generations of Chi Psis have come to expect Mike Kosusko at gatherings of our Brotherhood Brother Kosusko s leadership and assistance has not been limited to Alpha Xi. As a graduate student at the University of Virginia, he affiliated with Alpha Omicron, and became active in the daily life of that Alpha. After graduate school he was involved with Alpha Rho and with his own Alpha s corporation. Relocating to the South, he continued to expand his involvement and has been a presence at Alphas Sigma, Upsilon Delta, Sigma Delta and Pi Delta. Believing that greater alumni involvement would enhance our Alphas, Brother Kosusko founded the Triangle Regional Alumni Association, which became the guiding force for our colony at Duke University. Brother Kosusko was a charter member of the Sigma Delta and Pi Delta corporations, and remains an active member of the Sigma Delta Corporation. Whether attending a Friday Dr. Dale luncheon or allowing his home to be used for a Fraternity ritual, Mike has always been a resource and advocate for his Brothers. He has taken the lessons learned from his array of experiences and made Chi Psi a better Fraternity. As a member of the Executive Council and its Advisory Board for over a decade, he constantly challenged us to move beyond petty jealousies to focus on providing the best possible experience to our undergraduate Brothers. Chi Psi is a Family Fraternity, and for Mike; it has special meaning. He met his wife, Rhonda, at the 141st Convention in Chapel Hill. Since their marriage, it seems they have rarely missed a Chi Psi national gathering, and Rhonda has been a constant source of support for Mike and for Chi Psi 10 The Purple and Gold Fall th Annual Convention

11 Birge Award to Rollins Zach Blend The Stanley J. Birge Award, created in 1971, honors Brother Stan Birge, Χ 08, Ι 14, as an exemplar of an enlightened alumnus, an influence for good in character and scholarship, and a faithful visitor to his own and all Alphas. This award is for exceptional loyalty and leadership in Fraternity affairs and for strengthening the brotherhood of Fraternity and humankind. John Zachary Blend, Mu Delta 06, has shown exceptional loyalty and leadership for the Brothers of Alpha Mu Delta and for the Rollins College community. Among his many campus roles, Zack served with pride and distinction as IFC President his senior year. Greek Affairs Coordinator Julie Gleason wrote that he reflects his Fraternity, Greek Life, and the Rollins Community in a very positive light. He is a passionate, fair-minded, well-spoken leader who puts the needs of the community above his own agenda. He truly leads by example. Within the Lodge, Zack officially served as #2, Lodge Manager, and member of the Executive Committee, but his leadership and ingenuity accomplished many special initiatives and projects with his Mu Delta Brothers. Known as The Blender, he always worked to gain consensus among the Brothers when planning Alpha projects, carefully setting realistic expectations about what could be accomplished. Mu Delta Brothers enjoyed a resurgence of involvement and enthusiasm and a growing confidence in their ability to influence campus life at Rollins due in large measure to Zack Blend. He played a significant role as mentor to the #1 and other officers, facing some tough issues, eventually carrying the day. Zach helped implement the Keys to Success hierarchy, invigorated scholarship incentives and the alumni newsletter, and brought a number of College and Chi Psi leadership programs to the actives. Zach always seemed able to work a certain rush magic, as he went out of his way to speak with prospective members, making each feel that he was the most important person on campus, inviting and encouraging them to be part of something great at Chi Psi. This spring, in large part thanks to Zack Blend, Mu Delta initiated twenty new Brothers, all solid young men interested in both scholarship and fraternity Stanley J. Birge Award recipient Zack Blend, ΜΔ 05 (center), with past Birge recipients at Convention: Ryan Ahlberg, Ε 03, Ν 06, Steven A. Starnes, Ε 01, Sam Bessey, ΗΔ 97, Sam Perkins, ΟΔ 80. Distinguished Service Award recipients at the 165th Annual Convention Banquet: Robert M. Bell, Β 58, W.S. Bill Hattendorf, ΑΔ 69, Σ 82, Η 83, Ralph N. Whitey Silverio, ΕΔ 71, ΦH, ΨH, Cliff Massa III, ΕΔ 71, Brian T. Heil, Ε 80, Michael Kosusko, Ξ 77, Robert A. Dearth Jr., Α 66, and Dr. Daniel B. Ahlberg, Ν 67. Chi Psi s 2006 Awards for Excellence in Fraternity Operations Kennicott Communication Award Kennicott Communications Sigma North Carolina Beta South Carolina Omicron Virginia Psi Cornell Nu Minnesota Iota Wisconsin Rho Rutgers Xi Stevens Alpha Delta Georgia Beta Delta Lehigh Theta Delta Washington Iota Delta Georgia Tech Tau Delta Sewanee Sigma Delta Duke Chi Psi Community Programs Financial Honor Roll Phi Hamilton Sigma North Carolina Beta South Carolina Iota Wisconsin Rho Rutgers Xi Stevens Zeta Delta Illinois Theta Delta Washington Omicron Delta Washington & Lee Iota Delta Georgia Tech Tau Delta Sewanee Mu Delta Rollins Xi Delta Texas Tech Sigma Delta Duke Upsilon Delta Wake Forest Rho Delta Miami Chi Psi Financial Honor Roll Community Service Phi Hamilton Beta South Carolina Nu Minnesota Rho Rutgers Beta Delta Lehigh Delta Delta Berkeley Epsilon Delta Northwestern Zeta Delta Illinois Theta Delta Washington Iota Delta Georgia Tech Tau Delta Sewanee Omicron Delta Washington & Lee Mu Delta Rollins Columbia, South Carolina, 2006 Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 11

12 Eighty years ago in the campaign to create an endowment for Chi Psi, we asked: Can Chi Psi put it over? Our team advanced the ball from deep in our own territory, up, up, past the middle of the field, to the shadow of the goal posts and then over for a touchdown! Thanks to Chi Psi s Men of Vision of the early Twentieth Century, Chi Psi created the first educational foundation in the fraternity world. Chi Psi has always provided for its undergraduate Brothers something that our host colleges did not. Through resources of The Chi Psi Educational Trust, from the Program for Self Development to the Alpha Management Retreat to the Spencer Leadership Institute, Chi Psi has been able get into the game and provide a winning combination of programs and experiences for generations of Chi Psis. We hope you ll do more than watch from the bleachers this year, and strongly support your Chi Psi team. 12 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

13 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust Annual Report 1 July June 2006 The Challenge of a Changing Environment The environment of today s college campus is markedly different than it was when we were in school fifty, twenty, or even five years ago. The world that today s college freshman enters has been changed by the internet, by raised economic and social expectations, by helicopter parents (always hovering around as close as a cell phone), by state and federal budget cuts for higher education, and by other internal and external factors. The competition of luxury commercial and college housing options make the idea of sharing a cold dorm with a dozen other guys less appealing than it used to be. The economics of having a full-time cook and assistants to provide appealing meals in an old-fashioned, family-style fraternity setting is staggeringly expensive. Tuition and fees continue to rise at levels at least twice the rate of inflation. And so fraternities and other organizations have had to adapt to some extent over time to keep their doors open. The changes to the environments in which our Alphas operate seemed significant enough for us to examine our model in order to ensure that we provide the highest quality of service and leadership opportunities to the actives and alumni of the Chi Psi. To better understand the current challenges faced by our actives and alumni, the Fraternity and Educational Trust jointly launched a strategic research project during the Spring 2006 academic term. Our assessment teams interviewed and surveyed over 850 undergraduate actives and pledges at every Alpha in Chi Psi. (To our knowledge, this is the first time any fraternity has ever attempted such an undertaking.) With the help of international public opinion and strategic research firm Abacus Associates, Chi Psi gathered quantitative and qualitative data about the current undergraduate experience. The analysis of the data continues this fall, and we plan to provide a full review of the project in the next issue of the P&G. In the end, with an informed discussion on the state of the Fraternity, we will revise our strategic plan to addresses changes to our environment and improve the Chi Psi experience for all actives and alumni. As a National organization, we have an obligation to good stewardship of our Alphas and the Fraternity, to provide a safe and constructive environment for our young men, and to challenge ourselves to avoid stagnation. The Chi Psi Self Assessment Project is an important step to enhancing the future for our Fraternity. While a primary focus has been on the Assessment, the boards and office continue to work together on a number of exciting and important initiatives: Regional Conferences are being reinstituted around the country, with the first having been held at Rutgers on 4 November and others in the spring: Mid-Atlantic in Chapel Hill on 10 February, Southeast in Atlanta on 4 March, and Midwest in Evanston on 14 April. The duties of the Visitor have been reorganized, and at least two visits are planned for each Alpha in Special assistance is being created and provided for several Alphas with recruitment challenges. The Trust s Program for Excellence is being reviewed and better marketed so more actives can participate. In addition to regular mailed issues of The Purple and Gold, alumni with available addresses will receive the Chi Psi Update at least quarterly and have access to the P&G on line. The Program on Chi Psi Values and Alcohol Education is being carried out at all Alphas this year by a trained facilitator. We ve purchased a new permanent headquarters building: Jeffrey Hall at 45 Rutledge Street in Nashville will be home to the Chi Psi Central Office, and Homecoming ceremonies are set for 17 March The environment on our campuses has changed, perhaps more in recent years than ever before. But Chi Psi is committed to adapting to remain relevant. For over 165 years, we have prided ourselves on leadership and a spirit of innovation. Today we rely on that spirit to propel us into the next generation of fraternity advancement. I hope you will join us in our stewardship of Chi Psi and our efforts to provide a meaningful experience for both undergraduates and alumni alike. Yours in Chi Psi, Sam Bessey, ΗΔ 97 Executive Director Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 13

14 NYC Luncheon Marks 80 Years for The Chi Psi Educational Trust as the Fraternity World s First Foundation Trust Chair Julian B. Emerson, B 80, offers news about the Fraternity and programs of the Educational Trust. Officially, it was eighty years ago that Chi Psi created the first educational foundation in the fraternity world. (We say officially, because that was the incorporation date of this separate Chi Psi entity. Chi Psi s educational endowment fund that became the Educational Trust is really a dozen years older than that.) A large group of Chi Psi alumni gathered for lunch at the Cornell Club in New York City on Friday 6 October to toast to Philip Spencer and celebrate the men of vision who began the Trust in the early part of the last century. The luncheon was held in conjunction with the fall meeting of the Trustees. For Chi Psi s first 70 years, there was no formal financial organization or policy because there was no need for it. A pittance was paid to support activities of the Executive Council, the headquarters was essentially a corner in the office of an alumnus, and The Purple and Gold was selfsupporting. Voluntary subscriptions financed the Visitor until 1911, when creation of a general endowment fund was approved. Despite that resolution, no active work was done toward an endowment until Edward C. Swift, Epsilon 76, became President in Skipe Swift saw the need for an Council Chair Andrew J. Dewing, OD 84, offers the Toast to Philip Spencer. A few of the other current and former board members in attendance included former #7 Carl Holstrom, I 57, Phil Gillingham, HD 00, Bob Dearth, A 66, #7 Dr. Dan Ahlberg, N 67, and former #23 Lee Pomeroy, X The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

15 endowment and upon his election he began a campaign to raise permanent funds, personally soliciting alumni around the country. He reported on his progress annually at each Convention, and by 1915 his subscriptions were already $5,655. The campaign for a $500,000 Trust Fund was launched at the June 1926 Convention Banquet in New York. John Wendell Anderson, Epsilon 90, announced that the national officers had subscribed over $100,000 as evidence of their belief in the cause and of their faith in the success of the enterprise. Frank Matthiessen, Psi 95 (later Chi Psi s 8th President), contributed organizing and soliciting expenses, and fund-raising consultants advised the Fraternity on expectations and on methods. The active solicitors were J. Truman Bidwell, Beta Delta 25, and Charles Love Durham, Psi 99. Two years after the inception of this campaign, the Executive Council was able to report that approximately $512,000 had been raised in subscriptions payable over a five-year period and that The Chi Psi Educational Trust had approximately $240,000 in cash and securities on deposit. Within a few years, even in the middle of the Depression, almost all pledges were paid in full. Additional contributions and sound investing policy helped the fund grow over the years. There were approximately 1,500 contributors who made commitments from $1 to $50,000, with nearly 30% of all alumni contributing. For more on the Educational Trust today, log on to the fraternity world s first website, Raul Altreche, X 06, Harold G. Arnwine II, SD 86, MD 02,William Royce, Q 78, MD 99, and Joseph J. Devaney, Q 80, LD 99. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS SCHOLARS THE CHI PSI EDUCATIONAL TRUST Endowment Planned for Clifford Williams Scholarship Clifford H. Williams, Theta 02, was the eleventh President of Chi Psi ( ) and chaired The Chi Psi Educational Trust for 35 years. His leadership and vision propelled Chi Psi to the forefront among fraternities in its educational offerings. Upon his death, a scholarship was designated in his memory, but it was never endowed. Since 1966, the scholarship has been awarded to more than 240 Brothers, but the funding has always been provided from the general funds of the Educational Trust. In honor of the 80th Anniversary of the Educational Trust, we have embarked on a campaign to endow the Clifford Williams Scholarship. To date we have approached all former recipients to give back their scholarship to assist with creating this endowment. We are also approaching other Brothers that have been actively involved with the Educational Trust. If you would consider participating in the endeavor, please call the Central Office at or to williamsscholarship@chipsi.org. Michael F. O Neill, N 87,Vincent Le Blon, Q 77, Michael Kosusko, N 77, Dennis Grupe, N 90, Richard J. Kossmann, Q 55, and David D. MacDowell, Q 59. Toastmaster and #23 Sam Bessey, GD 97, welcoming Brothers to the luncheon to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the formal incorporation of The Chi Psi Educational Trust Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 15

16 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust Annual Report 1 July June 2006 We gratefully acknowledge a $500,000 contribution from the Ahlberg Family. The gift will be held in a named restricted fund and annual distributions will support operations of the Trust. The Chi Psi Educational Trust and Chi Psi Fraternity Extend a Special Thank You to the Following Donors for Their Endowment or Special Gifts Daniel B. Ahlberg MD, N 67 Nancy H. and Henry E. Bartels, Ρ 45, Ψ 48 Estate of Mary K. Bidwell Estate of Sally Ann Curran Dr. George W. Ray III, A 54 Thomas J. Wrightson Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation Special Installation Gifts to Alpha Rho Delta at Miami University Daniel Ahlberg MD, Ν'67 Ryan H. Ahlberg, Ε'03 Harold G. Arnwine II, ΤΔ'86 Bradley W. Beskin, Σ'05 Samuel C. Bessey, ΗΔ'97 Henry D. Bignell, Ρ'77 Robert A. Dearth, Jr., Α'66 Joseph J. Devaney, Ρ'80 Andrew J. Dewing, ΟΔ'84 Dr. E. Todd Falls, ΤΔ'89 Philip A. Gillingham, ΘΔ'00 William J. Green, ΜΔ'96 Dr. James M. Hall, Ι'63 Bill Hattendorf, ΑΔ'69, Σ'83 Brian T. Heil, Ε 80 Hugh H. Hoffman, ΚΔ 54 E. David Hohl, Α 60 Michael C. Hurst, ΤΔ 87 Malcolm D. Jeffrey, Θ 54 Michael Kosusko, Ξ 77 James E. Lazarus, ΣΔ 01 Vincent Le Blon, Ρ 77 Don W. Lennie, ΕΔ 66 Dr. Kevin D. Martin, ΕΔ 78 Cliff Massa III, ΕΔ 71 Kyle D. Moen, Ι 02 Roger W. Norberg, Ν 80 T. A. Park, ΙΔ 67 Dr. George W. Ray III, Α 54 Benjamin Silliman Ed.D., Γ 86 Robert F. Spindell Jr., Ο 65 James P. Wilson III, ΤΔ 73 Robert K. Windsor, Η 55 Alpha Iota Alpha Nu Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Theta Delta Alpha Tau Delta Alpha Pi Delta Alpha Omega Delta Alpha Omega Delta Alumni Corporation Alpha Tau Delta Alumni Corporation Alpha Sigma Delta Alumni Corporation Alpha Pi Delta Corporation Wisconsin Association of Chi Psi The Recipients of the 2006 Chi Psi Educational Trust Scholarships and Fellowships are listed at the bottom of these pages with just a portion of their resume qualifications. Top Ten Alphas by # of Donors / by Dollars (Not including gifts to Endowment) 1. Sigma (North Carolina) Epsilon (Michigan) Rho (Rutgers) Nu (Minnesota) Iota (Wisconsin) Epsilon Delta (Chicago/Northwestern) Zeta Delta (Illinois) Psi (Cornell) Xi (Stevens) Alpha Delta (Georgia) Eta Delta (Oregon) Nu (Minnesota) $25, Theta (Williams)..... $18, Epsilon (Michigan)... $17, Sigma (North Carolina) $16, Rho (Rutgers) $11, Psi (Cornell) $11, Epsilon Delta (Chicago/Northwestern) $10, Alpha (Wesleyan)..... $10, Xi (Stevens) $9, Iota (Wisconsin) $8, DOUGLAS M.YOUNG, DDS FELLOWSHIP Doug Young created this fellowship in Awarded to Patrick R. Henderson, Β 02, from Columbia, SC (GPA: 3.74; Biology, studying to be MD) #1, #5, Pledge Educator, New Member President, Social Chair, Rush Chair, Student-Alumni Council, Garnet Circle, University 101 Peer Leader, U Scholar, LIFE Scholar; Red Cross, Clinical Trials, Juvenile Diabetes, PTO volunteer. STANLEY &JANE BIRGE FELLOWSHIP Created in 1979 by Coleman Burke, Φ 34. (Trustee and DSA recipient). Awarded to Ryan Mertz, Ε 06, from Milford, MI (GPA: 3.44; Kinesiology Movement Science, Physical Therapy) #5, Social & Philanthropy Chair, Lodge Mgr; Kinesiology Ambassador, Relay for Life team leader, Dance Marathon; IM Hockey, Softball, Water Polo, Basketball; Vol. at Rehab Center. 16 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

17 Honor Roll of Donors This Annual Report lists the names of donors to both The Chi Psi Educational Trust and Chi Psi Fraternity in the fiscal year 1 July June 2005 Daniel B. Ahlberg MD, Ν 67 Nancy H. and Henry E. Bartels, Ρ 45, Ψ 48 Ryan H. Ahlberg, Ε 03, Ν 06 Estate of Sally Ann Curran Joseph J. Devaney, Ρ 80, ΜΔ 99 Robert A. Dearth Jr., Α 66 Stephen A. Hamill, ΛΔ 72 Family of Samuel C. Johnson, Ψ 50 Mark J. Kogan, Σ 79 Thomas J. Bash, ΖΔ 63 William H. Cooper, ΑΔ 74 Steven L. Crow, Ε 79 Julian B. Emerson, Β 80 Dr. E. Todd Falls, ΤΔ 89 Richard P. Froome, ΕΔ 91 William J. Green, ΜΔ 96 Christopher P. Hoffman, Ι 87 The Founders Club The President s Circle (Gifts of $10,000 or more) The Spencer Circle (Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999) The Union College Circle (Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999) The 1841 Club (Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499) Verne G. Istock, Ε 62 Richard H. Jenrette, Σ 51 Don H. Johnson, ΨΔ 83 Robert D. Kennedy, Ψ 54 Michael Kosusko, Ξ 77 James E. Lazarus, ΣΔ 01 Richard Lewisohn III, Σ 64 Malcolm D. Jeffrey, Θ 54 Estate of Mary K. Bidwell Leonard G. Herring, Σ 48 George W. Peck IV, Μ 53 Dr. George W. Ray III, Α 54 Kevin E. Lewis, ΗΔ 85 Peter P. Miller Jr., Ψ 44 Michael F. O Neill, Ξ 87 Nicholas R. Rasmussen, ΓΔ 68 In recognition of their generous support of Chi Psi, Members of the Founders Club and the 1841 Club are honored annually at special Chi Psi Convention functions. Dr. Kevin D. Martin, ΕΔ 78 Robert L. McVicar, ΔΔ 50 R. A. Polson, ΘΔ 52 Muneer A. Satter, ΕΔ 83 Philip L. Smith, Σ 64 William L. Warren, Μ 88 Michael R. Webb, ΑΔ 80 Peter M. Wege, Ε 44 CHARLES E. MERRILL FELLOWSHIP COLEMAN BURKE FELLOWSHIP EDMUND W. LITTLEFIELD FELLOWSHIP EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP Created in 1980 to honor Charles Merrill, Χ 08, M-L brokerage founder. Awarded to Eugene Bord, ΖΔ 06 from Wheeling, IL (GPA: 3.5; Finance/Accounting) #4 for five semesters, #5, Rush Chair, Historian; President of Alternative Spring Break, Finance Club, CARE (Campus Acquaintance Rape Ed.) facilitator, Kalousis (risk mgt) monitor; 40 hrs/sem. comm. service. Created in 1979 by Coleman Burke, Φ 34. (Trustee and DSA recipient). Awarded to William C. Bode, ΘΔ 01, from Chehalis, WA (GPA: 3.42; Chemistry, at UW Dentistry School) #2, Rush, Sorority Relations, & Energy Conservation Chair, Theta Delta Senior Award, AHD Corp. Board; CO Visitor; IMA softball, bowling, basketball; Helena, MT, Community Health Clinic. Created by Edmund Littlefield, ΓΔ 36 in Awarded to Andrew D. Shapiro, Σ 01, from Brooklyn, NY (GPA: 3.2; Business Administration) Pledge Educator, Initiation & Social Chair, Kitchen Mgr; Symphony Orchestra, Student Congress, Jazz Band, Arts Carolina, Hillel, Order of the Omega; March of Dimes, Friends of Art, Assistant Teacher in Carrboro School system. Created by Edmund C. Lynch, ΚΔ 48, in 1987, Executive Council & Ed. Trust and DSA recipient. Awarded to Brett Pettigrew, ΣΔ 01, from Arlington, VA (GPA: 3.25; Computer Science, studying Law) #1, Recruitment & Alumni Relations Chair; Alumni Corp. President; Duke Marching Band (Drum Major, Vice President); Volunteer at Durham elementary school Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 17

18 Leigh J. Abramson, Χ 90 Robert M. M. Bell, Β 58 Russell M. Bennett, Ν 50 Samuel C. Bessey, ΗΔ 97 Marion C. Buie, Σ 55 John A. Cohenour, ΜΔ 85 John F. Curtis, ΥΔ 93 J. R. Dailey, Ξ 63 Andrew J. Dewing, ΟΔ 84 A. Baker Duncan Jr., ΚΔ 48 Wayne L. Earl, ΓΔ 61 John A. Ebeling Jr., Ι 60 Wade Fetzer III, Ι 59 Joseph R. Gee, ΕΔ 54 The Gold Club (Gifts of $500 to $999) Philip A. Gillingham, ΘΔ 00 Richard E. Gordon, Ν 67 Charles P. Goss, Χ 36 Kenneth R. Greathouse, ΔΔ 74 Dr. Steven W. Hartley, Ν 78 Jon R. Holt, Ε 68 Lawrence J. Holzenthaler, Ξ 66 Joseph E. Horak, Ε 35 Troy N. Ivey, ΙΔ 90 Walter Jeffrey Jr., Θ 59 C. R. Jones, Ψ 53 Richard D. Kessmann, ΖΔ 65 Stephen M. Lastelic, Σ 97 Cliff Massa III, ΕΔ 71 Robert E. McKean II, Ε 89 Frederic E. Mohs Jr., Ι 59 David P. Nebel, ΗΔ 85 Robert F. Nissly, Ε 59 San W. Orr Jr., Ι 63 Dr. C. Frederick Quest, Ν 37 Steve M. Rickmeier, ΕΔ 69 W. David Romoser, ΖΔ 65 Robert G. Sharp, Π 87 Richard S. Simester, ΕΔ 53 Robert F. Spindell Jr., Ο 65 James T. Swartout, Ι 62 Zebulon Winstead Esq, Γ 99 Peter M. Wragg, Ε 84 John M. Andersen, ΖΔ 78 Harold G. Arnwine II, ΤΔ 86, ΤΔ 02 George P. Baechtle, Ξ 74 Richard A. Barta, Η 82 Gary J. Batie, ΘΔ 66 Lawrence J. Batina, ΔΔ 74 Paul E. Bever, Ν 83 Henry D. Bignell, Ρ 77 Philip R. Bogue, ΘΔ 46 Robert C. Bracalente, Ξ 64 C. W. Briggs Jr., Ν 56 Willis R. Brown, Α 53 Matthew M. Burns, Ν 84 Christopher Burton, ΨΔ 82 Carlo Carlozzi Jr., ΟΔ 80 Charles W. Case, ΨΔ 60 Edwin A. Coleman, Γ 88 J. T. Crandall, Η 76 John W. Cuningham, Ν 62 Albert S. Dillon Jr., Σ 46 The Purple Club (Gifts of $250 to $499) Thomas I. Dolan, Ε 49 Joshua A. Forst, Ψ 97 Robert D. Frame, Ξ 75 John S. Frymark, Ι 05 Thomas A. Furlong, Ν 83 Kim L. Graham, ΓΔ 64 Thomas A. Granfield, Ν 46 Dr. Ronald K. Harris, Ι 55 Shaun C. Hawkins, Ψ 88 Stephen B. Hilbert, ΘΔ 00 James E. Hoelter, Ι 61 E. David Hohl, Α 60 Dr. John P. Howe III, Χ 65 Thomas L. Humphris, ΖΔ 53 Kenneth H. Imrie, ΔΔ 44 Jeffrey J. Irmer, Χ 79 Donald L. Johnson, ΗΔ 67 Dr. James C. Karegeannes, Β 85 Leon C. Kirschner, Ξ 62 Donald F. Kreger, ΕΔ 51 James E. Lamb, Γ 81 Trevor M. Law, ΕΔ 88 Don W. Lennie, ΕΔ 66 Williams G. Lewis, Γ 77 Dr. J. Duncan MacGibbon, Ν 56 Bernhard F. Mautz Jr, Ι 58 Richard T. McLean, ΘΔ 56 David R. Mead, Γ 83 Kyle D. Moen, Ι 02 John J. Murphy, ΖΔ 54 Lathrop B. Nelson III, ΟΔ 97 T. A. Park, ΙΔ 67 Leonard F. Powell Jr., ΑΔ 44 Roy P. Rasmussen Jr., Ν 53 William F. Rayne, Ι 54 Thomas D. Reynolds, Ε 85 Don W. Robinson, Ε 44 Jonathan P. Rosen, Χ 66 Dr. Robert F. Ross, ΤΔ 80 William A. Royce, Ρ 78 Jonathan S. Rutledge, ΙΔ 74 Richard D. Saunders, ΕΔ 50 Dr. Kenneth R. Skorenko, Ξ 78 Dr. E. A. Speidell, Θ 55 Frank J. Sposato, Ρ 73 Mark A. Strom, ΧΔ 83 Edgar R. Sullivan, Π 58 Joseph Tavano, Ρ 95 Thomas S. Tranovich, ΨΔ 84 H. Jack Turner, ΑΔ 53 Thomas V. Ulrich, ΔΔ 73 George M. Vogler, ΨΔ 68 Robert C. Walish Jr., ΨΔ 74 Gary L. Waterman, Ψ 64 Milo I. Wilcox, ΘΔ 50 William M. Wiley II, ΕΔ 69 James P. Wilson III, ΤΔ 73 Robert K. Windsor, Η 55 Gary P. Winter, Ρ 75, Ν 80 Christopher P. Wong, ΨΔ 87 EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP An Edmund Lynch Fellowship is also awarded to Neal D. Rushforth, ΖΔ 03, from Winthrop Harbor, IL (Biology, studying Medicine) #1, #5, Pledge Educator, Philanthropy Chair, Social Chair; Alumni Advisor, Zeta Delta Corporation Board Trustee; Interfraternity Council Vice President; SIU School of Medicine Volunteer Coordinator. An Edmund Lynch Fellowship is awarded to Evan A. Gurney, Σ 04, from Chapel Hill, NC (GPA: 3.87; English, studying English Literature) Pledge Educator, Initiation, Rush & Social Chair; IM Soccer & Ping Pong Champ, Big Buddy Mentoring, THINK Transit Founder; UNC Student Poet Laureate, Rainbow Youth Soccer Coach, East Gate Projects Tutor. An Edmund Lynch Fellowship is awarded to Bryan C. Meltzer, Ψ 05, from Dix Hills, NY (GPA: 3.71; Labor & Industrial Relations, Music minor, studying Law) #3, Social Chair, Pledge Educator, IFC Rep; Student Advisor, Co-President of Pre-Law Society; Breast Cancer Walkathon, Tsunami relief, Yankees Universe partnership with Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center volunteer. An Edmund Lynch Fellowship is awarded to Alexander Crisman- McQuarrie, Ε 06, from Ann Arbor, MI (GPA: 3.01; Statistics, studying applied statistics) Recruitment Chair, Social Chair, Summer Lodge Mgr; Mich. Interactive Investment Club, Statistics Club; volunteer Relay for Life, Mott s Children s Hospital, Michigan s Public Health program; Nat l Dean s List, Scholars Honors. 18 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

19 Richard B. Abt Jr., Ξ 76 John E. Ahern Jr., Ι 58 John L. Aitkens Jr., ΑΔ 67 J. Brett Allen, ΙΔ 89 Samuel M. Allen, Ξ 70 John S. Allen, Ν 53 Kevin L. Almond, Σ 83 K. S. Anderson, ΖΔ 55 Matthew S. Anderson, ΖΔ 81 Peter Anderson, ΕΔ 00 Charles W. Armstrong, ΕΔ 48 Richard E. Ascher, ΖΔ 57 Dr. Franklyn H. Ashby, Jr., Φ 50 Dr. John T. Austell, Β 61 Kevin H. Baines, Χ 76 John D. Baker, ΘΔ 55 James A. Bakken, Ν 57 Gary E. Baldwin, ΑΔ 73 Jeffrey A. Ball, ΧΔ 85 Dean V. Banick, Ν 58 Roy Barefield Jr., ΑΔ 73 Col. Walter E. Barnes III, ΖΔ 54 Cornelius A. Barnett, Ε 57 Henry E. Bartels, Ρ 45 Richard N. Beckert, Ψ 78 Donald E. Beeson, Σ 82 Alan T. Beimfohr, Ψ 66 William F. Bell Jr., ΕΔ 90 Mark B. Berry, ΔΔ 81 Bradley W. Beskin, Σ 05 Dr. William C. Bessey, ΗΔ 49 Thilo H. Best, Ψ 53 Thomas Beyer, Ι 59 Daniel J. Bikowski, ΕΔ 81 George S. Birdsong Jr., Μ 65 Randy D. Black, Β 74 Robert G. Bleck, ΘΔ 50 Richard H. Bosshard, ΖΔ 52 Herbert C. Brattlof, ΒΔ 55 Dr. William W. Bremer, ΓΔ 64 Fitzhugh L. Brewer Jr., ΗΔ 53 Samuel H. Bright II, ΗΔ 73 The Lodge 7 Club (Gifts of $100 to $249) Richard H. Brill, Ν 39 Robert C. Brumder, ΓΔ 42 Jonathan D. Bulkley, ΚΔ 53 Richard W. Burdick, ΘΔ 53 Frank E. Burgess II, Σ 58 James B. Burt, Ι 57 Ernest L. Bush Jr., ΙΔ 70 Michael L. Cahn, Ε 91 Windsor D. Calkins, ΗΔ 67 Robert J. Callison, ΔΔ 77 F. L. Campbell, ΘΔ 44 Dr. John W. Carpenter, Ι 76 Christopher A. Cerone, ΟΔ 90 H. R. Channell Jr., Σ 74 William B. Christensen, ΘΔ 44 Carl B. Christoferson, ΗΔ 80 Mark S. Cieslak, Ψ 78 James D. Clarke, ΙΔ 82 James H. Clingham, Ρ 91 Kevin N. Clowe, Π 72 Laurence A. Cobb, Σ 55 J. S. Cole Jr., Ι 57 Paul J. Cole, ΘΔ 53 Col. Alan Cole USAF(Ret.), ΖΔ 56 Doug Colehour, ΨΔ 91 Robert C. Coleman, Ε 53 J. Reed Coleman, ΕΔ 55 David J. Conlon, ΙΔ 97 Richard M. Connor Jr., Ι 58 Tedd M. Cook, ΑΔ 75 William D. Coyle, ΔΔ 82 Stephen V. Crane, ΘΔ 66 Blake T. Cronin, Ο 92 LCDR Michael Cunningham, ΘΔ 85 Thomas J. Curnes, ΖΔ 82 John Dattero, Ψ 88 Junius C. Davenport III, Θ 63 Bruce M. Dayton, Θ 56 R. S. Deluise, ΨΔ 74 Steve H. Denney Jr., ΞΔ 89 Lawrence A. Deubler, ΔΔ 84 H. G. Docherty, Ρ 57 Clifford W. Dolan Jr, Ε 52 Jonathan J. Donahue, Ρ 89 Thomas G. Doran, Ι 63 Paul D. Doyle, ΕΔ 89 David F. Dukes, ΑΔ 75 David R. Dunlop, Ψ 59 Herbert W. Dunmeyer, Ρ 54 John D. Dwyer, ΖΔ 50 John D. Easley, ΕΔ 89 Dr. John K. Edleman, Ε 57 Benjamin R. Eisner, Σ 05 Paul H. Eliot, ΖΔ 49 Hugh D. Elliott, ΔΔ 60 John R. Elmburg, Ι 64 John L. Endicott, Ρ 49 Robert A. Erickson, Ν 62 Albert M. Evans, ΗΔ 56 Dr. Douglas P. Farman, ΑΔ 75 John H. Ferguson, ΒΔ 78 Samuel J. Finlay, Ρ 48 Albert H. Flynn, Ε 56 Col. C. R. Flynn USAF(Ret.), Β 67 Ernest L. Formanns, Ξ 57 Eric P. Frantzen, ΜΔ 98 James C. Friel, Ν 54 Russell T. Fulford, ΒΔ 83 John A. Galbraith, Ε 45 Thomas J. Gallagher, Ε 85 Manuel A. Garcia, Ψ 65 Kenneth A. Gee, ΕΔ 56 Robert C. Gerlach, ΒΔ 70 Donald E. Gibbs, ΛΔ 76 John R. Gibson, ΘΔ 49 Garrett Gillespie MD, ΚΔ 55 Kurt O. Gilliland PhD, Σ 92 Cristen M. Gleason, ΑΔ 68 George F. Goerl, ΔΔ 63 Ralph I. Goodwin Jr., ΨΔ 54 William W. Gough MD, Ο 62 Christopher Grady, ΓΔ 38 Adam S. Greenberg, Ρ 91 A. E. Grossmann Jr., ΕΔ 38 Robert S. Gunderson, Ν 40 Robert W. Hackenburg, Ρ 78 Dr. Michael B. Hagearty, ΕΔ 63 Colonel E. G. Hagewood, ΙΔ 68 William D. Hakes, ΖΔ 79 Dr. James M. Hall, Ι 63 Robert S. Hamrin, Χ 56 Peter S. Handy, Π 79 Montague Hankin Jr., Χ 43 Dr. John P. Harmon Jr.,, Σ 66 Nick Harper, ΙΔ 64 Robert H. Hartheimer, Φ 79 Charles P. Hatch, Ε 55 Alfrederic S. Hatch, Φ 58 W. R. Hatch, Φ 62 Thomas J. Hatzis Jr., Ψ 76 Francis W. Hay, Ξ 27 Dr. Louis R. Head II,, Χ 45 Clarence L. Held, Ι 54 Warner A. Henderson, Π 73 Jeffrey J. Henry, Ο 77 William P. Henson, Π 76 Albert L. Hentzen, Ι 58 A. L. Herring II, Σ 76 Jonathan D. Hess, ΣΔ 00 Thomas B. Heys Jr., Σ 69 George L. Hibbard, ΗΔ 34 Gerald F. Hicks, Ι 62 Frank D. Hinds, ΑΔ 71 James G. Hinkle Jr., ΚΔ 59 Dr. Cameron Hinman, ΗΔ 62 Dr. James W. Hoback, Σ 70 David Hoeveler, Ι 54 Hugh H. Hoffman, ΚΔ 54 John C. Holcomb Sr., Ι 57 Richard B. Hornblower, ΜΔ 00 Roman D. Horoszewski, Ρ 63 James W. Horste, Ε 83 Robert L. Horton, Γ 72 John Hunter, Ξ 45 Donald E. Huntington Jr., Σ 56 James F. Immormino, ΖΔ 76 EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP EDMUND C. LYNCH FELLOWSHIP THOMAS WRIGHTSON ETA DELTA FELLOWSHIP CLIFFORD H.WILLIAMS An Edmund Lynch Fellowship is also awarded to Issac B. Rhea, ΤΔ 06, from Franklin, TN (GPA: 3.38; Physics, studying for MD at U of Louisville) #4, Choregus; Dormitory Proctor, Asst. Proctor, University Choir, Compline Officiate, Physics tutor, Swing Dance Instr., Physics Honor Society; New Orleans Outreach, middle school math tutor, LASIK Clinic volunteer. An Edmund Lynch Fellowship is also awarded to Jason M. Rericha, ΡΔ 06, from Novelty, OH (GPA: 3.05; Engineering Mgt undergrad and grad study) Founder, #1, PR Chair; Varsity Football, Dean s Advisory Council, Fraternal Futures; Adopt-a-Block city cleanup, trick-or-treat safety guard, animal shelter volunteer, Talawanda Middle School reading program. Thomas Wrightson, ΗΔ 53, created an Oregon Community scholarship to benefit Chi Psi. This year s Scholarship is awarded to Jared P. Landaker, ΗΔ 07, from Tualatin, OR (GPA: 3.46; Digital Arts) Web Administrator, Alumni Relations; Info Technology Center and Center for Educational Tech staff, Jiu Jitsu Club, Tae Kwon Do Club; comm. service each term. Honors Cliff Williams, Θ 02, 11th #7 ( ) & Chair of the Ed. Trust for 35 years. Awarded to Alex R. Knodell, Ι 07, from Corcoran, MN (GPA:3.94; Classics, Anthropology) #1, Parents/Alumni Chair, Recruitment, Social, Legacy Program and Iotian; IFC VP, IM football, kickball, Classics Club; soup kitchen volunteer, Midvale Elem. reading asst., Phi Beta Kappa Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 19

20 Richard H. Jackson, Ε 64 John R. Jacobsen, Ξ 58 F. L. Jacquette, Ψ 58 John A. Jaeger, ΕΔ 84 Robert G. Jeffries, ΒΔ 85 George A. Jelten, ΔΔ 54 Kevin C. Jewell, ΘΔ 69 Herbert M. Johnson, ΕΔ 53 Wallace T. Johnson, ΖΔ 51 Thomas R. Jones, Β 72 Hon. Craig S. Kamansky, ΔΔ 70 Steven M. Kaplan, Ξ 73 Michael A. Kassner, Ι 62 Adam S. Katz, ΣΔ 96 Robert A. Kelly, Π 48 Gerald A. Kelly, Ν 53 John M. Kindred, ΚΔ 58 Robert U. Kirbo Jr., ΑΔ 75 Myron O. Kirkeby, Ν 55 Paul A. Kokosinski, Ξ 73 Charles E. Kolb, Ε 51 Kenneth W. Kolence, ΖΔ 53 Randall K. Kubota, Ψ 77 Jody C. Kuhne, Σ 91 Richard W. Lambrecht Jr., ΨΔ 59 William H. Lawrence P.E., Ξ 50 Ronald P. LeBright, Ξ 55 Peter J. Lee, Ν 58 Thomas D. Lindborg, Ν 82 Robert V. Lindsay, ΚΔ 49 Marek C. Lockhart, Ε 85 John S. Logan, ΕΔ 89 C. Donald Lord, Jr., Σ 63 E. Holland H. Low, Ο 53 Jeffrey P. Luker, ΒΔ 76 James A. Maggetti, ΔΔ 46 James E. Mann, ΖΔ 50 Joseph H. Mann Jr., Μ 45 Lawrence K. Mann, Χ 59 James W. Manning, Ε 51 Stuart B. Marschall, ΙΔ 64 Gary E. Marsella, ΔΔ 53 Robert H. Marshall DDS, Π 67 Walter F. Martens, ΙΔ 59 The Lodge Club, Continued Peter G. Marzec, Ξ 89 James M. Massell, ΨΔ 50 Steven D. Mattson, Ν 84 Donald O. Maylath, ΖΔ 55 Robert M. McAlaine, Θ 59 Lewis L. McArthur, ΔΔ 38 Paul J. McCarthy, Ψ 60 Kevin S. McClay, Ρ 83 Douglas D. McConnell Jr., ΔΔ 40 William C. McCulloch Jr., ΕΔ 50 Ralph O. McGraw Jr., ΖΔ 49 John S. Medd Jr., Α 44 John E. Menzies, ΕΔ 30 Timothy A. Milford, ΣΔ 92 Kendrick W. Miller Jr., ΔΔ 65 Richard S. Miller, Ψ 56 Donald C. Mogen, Ν 55 Hans H. Moosa, Σ 77 J. R. Morrison, Ν 53 Guy T. Moulthrop, Ε 55 Michael H. Mountan, ΕΔ 85 Brendan T. Murray, Ρ 95 James T. Murray Jr., Ι 71 Mark W. Musser Esquire, Ρ 86 Peter S. Mykrantz, Θ 52 Theodore C. Nagel, Α 59 Christopher S. Naiva, Ξ 00 Dr. Richard C. Navin, Ε 77 Stuart G. Nerland, ΘΔ 50 William W. Nixon CPA, Γ 90 David L. Nixon, Α 53 Roger W. Norberg, Ν 80 James O. Nordlie, Ε 45 Thomas W. Norris Jr., Ι 50 Don O. Nunamaker, ΗΔ 64 Michael E. O Byrne, ΘΔ 61 Joseph G. O Hare, Ρ 79 Thomas B. Owen, ΘΔ 40 Thomas B. Oxholm, Σ 76 Gregory J. Paradis, ΒΔ 75 John J. Parker, Ρ 93 Henry B. Pennell III, Θ 43 Dr. Vito A. Perriello Jr., Ο 62 Andre J. Perry Jr., Ι 60 Russell G. Perry, ΔΔ 73 Stephen J. Peters, Ο 77 Dr. Kenneth L. Peterson, ΗΔ 60 Gerald S. Pettersen, Ν 54 Matthew H. Pinson, ΤΔ 80 William L. Plunkett, Χ 51 T. Lee Pomeroy II, Χ 71 Robert C. Preble Jr., Χ 44 William A. Pugh Jr., Σ 67 Joseph N. Quinn Jr., Σ 91 Dr. William A. Raisch, Ε 59 Dr. Dale B. J. Randall, ΣΔ 51 The Rev. C. C. Randall PhD, Ε 57 H. D. Ray, ΙΔ 72 James B. Reap, Α 52 Dr. Walton H. Reeves Jr., Σ 79 William A. Reppy Jr., ΓΔ 63 Darrin A. Revious, ΨΔ 87 Charles Riemenschneider, Ρ 74 Steven D. Ritchie, ΣΔ 90 Thomas E. Rivers Jr., ΒΔ 47 Trevor C. Roberts, ΕΔ 53 James C. Roberts, Ν 82 John R. Rodenburg Jr., ΖΔ 71 Kenneth L. Rose, ΓΔ 58 Dr. Robert E. Ross, Ρ 70 William R. Rummler, Ι 62 Frank E. Rutan III, Ο 52 Thomas P. Ryan, Ε 01 Clayton Ryder II, Ψ 45 Edward A. Scharer, Ρ 63 Jeremy D. Schnall, Ξ 00 William P. Schuler, ΔΔ 48 Col. Albert Schumann USAF(Ret.), Ρ 55 Christopher E. Schwantz, ΑΔ 79 John M. Seitman, ΖΔ 63 John H. Self, Ε 57 Dr. D. Scott S. Sellinger MD, ΨΔ 69 Dr. Joseph M. Seventko Jr., Ξ 60 Paul T. Shannon, ΕΔ 54 Mark A. Shannon, Μ 80 William L. Shelby, ΖΔ 62 Curt W. Shelmire, Ο 90 Scott K. Shelton, ΖΔ 50 Michael S. Shenberg, Ρ 82 John R. Shirley, ΑΔ 51 Benjamin R. Silliman EdD, Γ 86 Herbert T. Silsby II, Η 48 Dr. Ralph N. Silverio, ΕΔ 71 David W. Smith, ΕΔ 56 Andrew C. Smith, ΙΔ 79 David B. Smith Jr., Ι 61 Richey Smith, Ο 56 Peter J. Sokolik, Ο 80 Stephen Somerville, MD, Ι 67 David M. Spaid, ΕΔ 63 Dr. Joseph L. Sprafka, Ν 43 Lindley S. Squires, Μ 55 Jeffrey A. Staiman, ΔΔ 92 gene M. stanford, Β 69 Jeffrey M. Starnes, ΑΔ 70 Charles R. Steen, ΕΔ 55 William G. H. Stephens IV, ΗΔ 72 Jonathan D. Stevens, ΓΔ 64 Richard Y. Stevens, Σ 70 Carleton M. Stewart Jr., ΓΔ 43 Laurence A. Stith, Σ 55 George C. Stone II, ΒΔ 43 John C. Strickland, Σ 68 Col. Lloyd Sullivan (Ret.), ΗΔ 41 William P. Sutter, ΚΔ 45 Chuck P. Taylor, ΘΔ 74 Fred N. Tochterman, ΑΔ 67 John O. Todd Jr., Χ 50 Stephen R. Towle, ΔΔ 80 Dr. Paul E. Valuck, ΨΔ 79 William K. Van Allen, Φ 35 Ronald E. Van Buskirk, ΓΔ 68 Byron H. Van Metre, ΗΔ 43 Tomas K. Vasiliauskas, ΕΔ 94 William T. Vick, ΞΔ 92 William M. Vickery, Χ 57 K. H. Vitt, ΘΔ 39 Dr. Robert C. Vogler, Σ 84 Jacob J. Voigt III, ΜΔ 97 Heathcote Wales, Σ 65 Thomas F. Walker, Χ 41 Brian C. Walsh, ΣΔ 93 RUSS M. JOHNSON PETER PAUL MILLER PETER PAUL MILLER SARGENT H.WELLMAN Russ M. Johnson, Γ 31, funded this scholarship. Awarded to Mitchell A. Colleran, ΘΔ 08 from Redmond, WA (GPA: 3.03; Business) Social, Recruitment, Sorority Relations Chair, #5, Steward, Nat l Executive Council Undergrad Rep.; IM volleyball, football, soccer, basketball, softball; note-taker for disabled student, junior high & high school wrestling assistant coach. Peter Miller, Ψ 44, and Richard Miller, Ψ 56, honored their father, P. Paul Miller, Ψ 18. Awarded to David Gendelberg, P 07, from Bergenfield, NJ (GPA: 3.95; Biomedical Engineering) Scholarship Comm.; Dean s List, Tau Beta Phi Engineering Honor, AED PreMed Honor Society, Hillel, run IQuest Middle East educational program on campus, AIPAC lobbying group. Another Miller Scholarship is awarded to Thaun Nguyen, Ρ 07. from Malvern, PA (GPA: 3.67; Economics & Finance) Refounder of Alpha Rho, Scholarship Chair; Dean s List, IFC Outstanding Achievement; ΟΔΕ, ΓΣΑ Honors Societies; Dance Marathon for Institute for Children with Cancer and Blood Disorders; volunteer for Elijah s Promise and ALS Walk. Howard Wellman, Χ 46, created this scholarship to honor his father, Sargent Wellman, Χ 12. Awarded to Prabhat Mishra, ΣΔ 08, from Sarasota, FL (GPA: 3.72; Biology) Asst. #4, organized composite, retreat; Healthy Devils Peer Educators, volunteer at Ronald McDonald House, Victory Junction Gang Camp, Boys & Girls Club Durham, Children s Hospital. 20 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

21 Honor Roll of All Donors By Alpha Pi UNION COLLEGE Est George W. Norris Jr. 41 Cmdr. William Goewey 46 Robert A. Kelly 48 Alan H. MacKinnon 55 Solon H. Arellano 56 Ernest B. Gardow 56 Edgar R. Sullivan 58 James E. Kelley 64 Kent R. McArthur 64 Robert H. Marshall DDS 67 Kevin N. Clowe 72 Warner A. Henderson 73 William P. Henson 76 Peter S. Handy 79 Kenneth R. Plumb 80 Robert G. Sharp 87 Theta WILLIAMS COLLEGE 1842 Preston S. Parish 41 Henry B. Pennell III 43 Hugo S. Higbie 48 Daniel G. Wheeler 48 Pedro W. Stites 49 Peter S. Mykrantz 52 Arthur B. Hudson 53 Weldon T. Monteith Jr. 53 Ralph J. Dalbey Jr. 54 Malcolm D. Jeffrey 54 Richard D. Whitehead 54 Dr. E. A. Speidell 55 Bruce M. Dayton 56 Gordon W. Renneisen 56 Walter Jeffrey Jr. 59 Robert M. McAlaine 59 Junius C. Davenport III 63 Mu MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Est Joseph H. Mann Jr. 45 Dewitt C. Drohat 50 Donald W. Christiansen 51 George W. Peck IV 53 Lindley S. Squires 55 R. D. Collin 59 Rodney L. Parsons 62 George S. Birdsong Jr. 65 William F. Eldridge Jr. 66 Peter W. Wood 71 David R. Osborne 75 Terence M. Baer 77 Mark A. Shannon 80 William L. Warren 88 Alpha WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Est John S. Medd Jr. 44 Thomas B. Richardson Jr. 51 James B. Reap 52 William L. Teulings 52 Sargent Bradlee Jr. 53 Willis R. Brown 53 Donald S. MacPhail 53 David L. Nixon 53 Dr. George W. Ray III 54 Dr. William D. Shephard 54 Dr. David J. Wolf MD 56 Raymond E. D Antonio 57 Herbert H. Hinman 57 Martin J. P. Jaskot Jr. 59 Theodore C. Nagel 59 Raymond J. Simone 59 E. David Hohl 60 Robert A. Dearth Jr. 66 John S. O Donnell 66 James R. Johnston 86 Eta BOWDOIN COLLEGE Est Gilman C. Ellis 35 Edward F. Simonds 43 Herbert T. Silsby II 48 William E. Gilmour 49 David D. Williams 50 Dr. Klaus Lanzinger 51 Dr. Peter B. Webber 54 H. J. Williams Jr. 55 Robert K. Windsor 55 James B. Smith Jr. 62 Donald B. Rucker 65 David A. Tracy CPA 70 J. T. Crandall 76 Dr. Scott D. Rand 79 Ernest Votolato DMD 81 Richard A. Barta 82 Phi HAMILTON COLLEGE Est William K. Van Allen 35 Robert L. De Courcy 38 Dr. Franklyn H. Ashby, Jr. 50 James R. Gillespie 57 Alfrederic S. Hatch 58 Family of David McLean 60 William H. Haines 61 W. R. Hatch 62 Harold Von Brockdorff 62 Charles E. O Brien 68 Joseph S. Ort 70 Robert H. Hartheimer 79 John L. Murad 80 David V. Bradley 83 Brian D. Truesdale 92 Evan Meenan 05 Epsilon UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Est Joseph E. Horak 35 Thomas C. Sullivan 37 Don W. Robinson 44 Peter M. Wege 44 Willis S. Boice 45 Russell H. Fisher 45 John A. Galbraith 45 James O. Nordlie 45 A. Daniel Barton Jr. 46 Edward J. Miller 46 Byron V. D. Parshall 46 David D. Osborn 47 John R. Lucas 48 Thomas I. Dolan 49 J. K. Newton 50 Charles E. Kolb 51 James W. Manning 51 Clifford W. Dolan Jr 52 Robert C. Coleman 53 Ronald B. Foulds 53 Charles P. Hatch 55 Guy T. Moulthrop 55 Albert H. Flynn 56 Richard H. Schacht 56 Cornelius A. Barnett 57 Dr. John K. Edleman 57 Rev. C. C. Randall PhD 57 John H. Self 57 Herbert L. Gamage 58 Richard C. Palma 58 Robert F. Nissly 59 Dr. William A. Raisch 59 F. S. Wilson 59 Roger W. Kallock 60 Price J. Watts 61 Verne G. Istock 62 Paul K. Strickland 63 David J. Welch 63 John H. Blight 64 Donald C. Harris 64 Richard H. Jackson 64 Jon R. Holt 68 Gerald L. Yax 68 John W. Winkelhaus II 72 Dr. Richard C. Navin 77 Steven L. Crow 79 Brian T. Heil 80 James W. Horste 83 Scott J. Butler 84 Matthew R. Keiser 84 Peter M. Wragg 84 Thomas J. Gallagher 85 Marek C. Lockhart 85 Thomas D. Reynolds 85 David L. Decker 86 John N. Furkioti 86 Robert E. McKean II 89 Michael L. Cahn 91 Eugene W. Lewis IV 92 Colin D. Scantlebury 93 Charles H. Jett 00 Thomas P. Ryan 01 Steven A. Starnes 01 Ryan H. Ahlberg 03 Nathan T. Mikolajczak 03 Marc E. Schneidkraut 05 Sigma UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Est George T. Bourquin 45 Thomas M. Hood 45 Albert S. Dillon Jr. 46 Leonard G. Herring 48 Richard H. Jenrette 51 Thomas D. Johnston 53 Fred A. Price Jr. 53 Roger A. Hood 54 Marion C. Buie 55 Laurence A. Cobb 55 Laurence A. Stith 55 Dewey W. Chapple Jr. 56 Dr. Joel S. Goodwin 56 Donald E. Huntington Jr. 56 E. W. Brooks 58 Frank E. Burgess II 58 James M. Long 59 Frederick A. Lavery Jr. 62 Ned A. Moore 62 C. Donald Lord, Jr. 63 William F. Yelverton 63 Richard Lewisohn III 64 Philip L. Smith 64 Thomas E. Barrier 65 Joseph C. Jefferds III 65 William G. Von Glahn 65 Heathcote Wales 65 Lawrence A. Ehrhart III 66 Dr. John P. Harmon Jr., 66 William A. Pugh Jr. 67 Fred M. Robertson 67 Grant B. Varner Jr. 67 Alan K. Steinbrecher 68 John C. Strickland 68 Thomas B. Heys Jr. 69 Bruce T. Roberts 69 Charles F. Finch 70 Dr. James W. Hoback 70 Richard Y. Stevens 70 JAMES S. CAMPBELL GEORGE W. RAY GEORGE W. RAY PETER H. SCHENCK Created in 2003 by Jim Campbell, I 48, this scholarship is awarded to Padrick Dennis, ΟΔ 07, from Lexington, VA (GPA: 3.79; Bus.Admin-Accounting/Politics) #1, #3, Pledge President, Rush Sec.; Faculty Search Review, IM sports, College Republicans, The Trident (student newspaper); Red Cross Blood Drive, Mayflower Retirement Center, Katrina aid trip organizer. Created by Margaret N. Ray in memory of husband, George Ray, Α 30, Ρ 31. Awarded to: Dane Anderson, Σ 07, from Vancouver, WA (GPA: 3.75; Political Science & Economics) Lodge Mgr, Recruitment, Initiation Chair, Historian, Nat l Convention Undergrad Chair; SBP Legislative Affairs Chair; Resident Advisor, Rainbow Soccer coach, Leadership Camp Counselor. Another Ray Fellowship is awarded to Daniel A. Jorgenson, ΘΔ 07, from Spokane, WA (GPA: 3.78; Finance & Accounting) #2, Social Chair, Exec. Comm; Dow Dawgs Investment Club, Freshman Interest Group Group Leader; Adopt-a-Street, Boys & Girls Clubs; Dean s List; fundraised for St. Jude Hospital, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research, Friends of Ravenna Park. The Schenck Scholarships honor former Trust Chair Peter H. Schenck, ΕΔ 59. Awarded to Jonathan Orr, Ρ 07, from Nutley, NJ (GPA: 3.45; Accounting) Pledge Educator, Roastmaster for Senior Roast, Social Committee; Beta Alpha Psi and Rutgers College Honors; Honors Program Student Mentor, Scarlet Ambassador; Red Cross volunteer, Dance Marathon Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 21

22 Christopher Sawyer 72 C. L. Christian III 73 John E. Mickey 73 James B. Reed Jr. 73 H. R. Channell Jr. 74 A. L. Herring II 76 Kevin A. Ledwith 76 Thomas B. Oxholm 76 John N. Warner 76 Dr. Robert E. Littleton 77 Robert G. McGimsey 77 Hans H. Moosa 77 David B. L. Royle 78 Joseph A. French 79 Mark J. Kogan 79 Dr. Walton H. Reeves Jr. 79 Frank A. Erwin 80 David Vandenbergh PhD 81 Donald E. Beeson 82 John W. Ager III 83 Kevin L. Almond 83 John T. Terrell 83 Dr. Robert C. Vogler 84 Joel D. MacDonald 85 James G. Best 88 Dr. Ramesh L. Krishnaraj 91 Jody C. Kuhne 91 Joseph N. Quinn Jr. 91 Kurt O. Gilliland PhD 92 Matthew E. Cheek 94 Stephen M. Lastelic 97 Bradley W. Beskin 05 Benjamin R. Eisner 05 Beta UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Est Hillyer Rudisill III 57 Robert M. M. Bell 58 Dr. John T. Austell 61 Edward V. Roberts Jr. 64 Cdr. Richard F. Harbeson 66 James E. Poulos Jr. 66 Col. C. R. Flynn USAF(Ret.) 67 Girard T. Broaddus 69 Gene M. Stanford 69 Honor Roll of All Donors by Alpha H. Ronald R. Tanner 71 Thomas R. Jones 72 Randy D. Black 74 Steven W. Lynn PhD 74 Thomas W. Outlaw 78 Julian B. Emerson 80 Norman B. Stuckey 82 Grant A. Kaple 85 Dr. James C. Karegeannes 85 Matthew W. Jochim 92 Gamma UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Est Robert L. Horton 72 Williams G. Lewis 77 James E. Lamb 81 Patrick W. McNulty 82 David R. Mead 83 Benjamin R. Silliman EdD 86 Edwin A. Coleman 88 Dr. Patrick Ford 89 William W. Nixon CPA 90 Jeffrey C. Tillman 96 Curtis B. Hasty IV 97 Zebulon M. Winstead Esq. 99 Stacy A. Bare 00 Foster E. Knowles 01 Omicron UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Est Frank E. Rutan III 52 E. Holland H. Low 53 William S. Sheppard 53 George Lewis 54 Richey Smith 56 Timothy F. Allen II 58 Malcolm G. Jones Jr., 59 William W. Gough MD 62 Dr. Vito A. Perriello Jr. 62 Robert F. Spindell Jr. 65 John W. Shishoff 72 William S. Spotswood Jr. 73 Richard M. Yates 73 Jeffrey J. Henry 77 Stephen J. Peters 77 Peter J. Sokolik 80 Curt W. Shelmire 90 Blake T. Cronin 92 Brian J. Valeyko 94 Andrew T. Van Deren 94 Chi AMHERST COLLEGE Est Charles P. Goss 36 Howard Williams 40 Thomas F. Walker 41 Montague Hankin Jr. 43 Robert C. Preble Jr. 44 Dr. Louis R. Head II, 45 Howard L. Wellman 46 James C. Cochrane Esq. 48 John O. Todd Jr. 50 William L. Plunkett 51 Robert S. Brinker 53 Robert S. Hamrin 56 William M. Vickery 57 Lawrence K. Mann 59 Dr. John P. Howe III 65 Jonathan P. Rosen 66 T. Lee Pomeroy II 71 Kevin H. Baines 76 Jeffrey J. Irmer 79 Charles V. O Boyle Jr. 86 Leigh J. Abramson 90 Michael A. Petrino III 03 Psi CORNELL UNIVERSITY Est William W. Wessinger 40 William H. Webster Jr. 42 John A. Vanderslice Jr. 43 Robert M. Bolz 44 Peter P. Miller Jr. 44 Joseph H. Clasgens II 45 Clayton Ryder II 45 Henry E. Bartels Ρ 45, Ψ 48 Family of Samuel C. Johnson 50 William H. Arnold Jr 51 David M. Greason 51 Thilo H. Best 53 Chandler Cudlipp Jr. 53 C. R. Jones 53 Andrew H. Campbell 54 Robert D. Kennedy 54 David B. Findlay Jr. 55 Richard S. Miller 56 F. L. Jacquette 58 Capt. Bruce C. Marshall 58 David R. Dunlop 59 Paul J. McCarthy 60 Gary L. Waterman 64 Manuel A. Garcia 65 Alan T. Beimfohr 66 Kurt J. Jenne 67 Joseph D. Nacca 67 Robert C. James 71 Robert G. Taylor 71 Andrew P. Topus 72 Paul B. Comiskey 73 John S. Kubota 75 Thomas J. Hatzis Jr. 76 Charles L. Schlumberger 76 Randall K. Kubota 77 Richard N. Beckert 78 Mark S. Cieslak 78 William J. Lindenmayer 81 Gregory W. Penske 84 John Dattero 88 Shaun C. Hawkins 88 Joshua A. Forst 97 Scott A. Seiffert 99 Brett M. Wilderman 99 Jay C. Sackett 03 Nu UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Est Dr. C. Frederick Quest 37 Richard H. Brill 39 Robert S. Gunderson 40 Fred E. Stout Jr. 42 Dr. Joseph L. Sprafka 43 John K. Eickhof 45 O. H. Hoversten 45 Dr. George W. Miner 45 Thomas A. Granfield 46 Dr. Carl O. Bretzke 49 Cyril R. White 49 Russell M. Bennett 50 John K. Yarger 50 Glenn L. Allen Jr. 52 John S. Allen 53 Gerald A. Kelly 53 J. R. Morrison 53 Roy P. Rasmussen Jr. 53 James C. Friel 54 Gerald S. Pettersen 54 Lawrence R. Smith 54 Myron O. Kirkeby 55 Donald C. Mogen 55 C. W. Briggs Jr. 56 Dr. J. Duncan MacGibbon 56 James A. Bakken 57 Dean V. Banick 58 Peter J. Lee 58 T. Denny Sanford 58 Doug H. Anderson 59 William M. Bohmer 60 John W. Cuningham 62 Robert A. Erickson 62 Lt. Col. Eric T. Aberg 63 Robert F. Olsen 64 Daniel B. Ahlberg MD 67 Richard E. Gordon 67 John S. Nichols 67 John L. Ankner 72 Thomas K. Jondahl 74 Stanley P. Gibilisco 76 Jeff G. Colyer 78 Dr. Steven W. Hartley 78 Roger W. Norberg 80 Thomas D. Lindborg 82 James C. Roberts 82 Paul E. Bever 83 Steven J. Fischer 83 Thomas A. Furlong 83 Matthew M. Burns 84 Steven D. Mattson 84 Benjamin D. Milbrath 86 Robert L. Newquist 93 Kurt A. Nierste 95 Nickolas L. Doty 99 Stephen J. Speidel 02 PETER H. SCHENCK PETER H. SCHENCK PETER H. SCHENCK PETER H. SCHENCK Another Schenck Scholarship is awarded to Brandon Criswell, ΘΔ 08, from Sammamish, WA (GPA: 3.32; Business/ Accounting) Alumni Relations Chair, Steward, Co-Historian; ASUW Senator, Dean s List; work in UWashington Office of Annual Giving; Volunteer and fundraiser for Up Til Dawn, Treehouse Foundation, and other community philanthropies. Another Schenck Scholarship is awarded to James O. Voitier, ΤΔ 08, from Baton Rouge, LA (GPA: 3.13; Natural Resources) #5, Recruitment, Risk Management Chair, Fire Marshall, Choregus, Lawn Boy; bass in Sewanee Sound a capella group, Environmental Resident & Alpha s environmental rep. to school; road cleanup and Habitat for Humanity volunteer. Another Schenck Scholarship is awarded to Max E. Rubin, ΥΔ 08, from Ann Arbor, MI (GPA: 3.3; Finance) #4; nominee for Roy Bruce Thompson II Leadership Award ; Business Manager for The Old Gold & Black (Wake Forest student newspaper); Dean s List; volunteer coach U8 Co-ed Soccer local community league team. Another Schenck Scholarship is awarded to Kyle R. Cuthbert, ΡΔ 08, from West Chester, OH (GPA: 3.61; Marketing & Spanish double major) Founding Brother of Alpha Rho Delta, #1, Social Chair; Waterski team, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Dean s List, Greek Dean s List, Guest of Vision Dance Company; various philanthropies. 22 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

23 Iota UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Est Frederick H. Jaeger Jr. 49 Harry S. Phillips 49 Thomas W. Norris Jr. 50 Thomas K. Wilson 52 Howard J. Roughen 53 Merrill E. Taft Jr. 53 V. R. Tate Jr. 53 Clarence L. Held 54 David Hoeveler 54 William F. Rayne 54 Donald H. Craigmile 55 Dr. Ronald K. Harris 55 James B. Burt 57 J. S. Cole Jr. 57 John C. Holcomb Sr. 57 William H. Smythe Jr. 57 John E. Ahern Jr. 58 Richard M. Connor Jr. 58 Albert L. Hentzen 58 Bernhard F. Mautz Jr 58 Thomas Beyer 59 Gordon P. Connor 59 Wade Fetzer III 59 Frederic E. Mohs Jr. 59 John A. Ebeling Jr. 60 Andre J. Perry Jr. 60 Dr. James D. Webster 60 Henry A. Engler Jr. 61 James E. Hoelter 61 David B. Smith Jr. 61 Gerald F. Hicks 62 Michael A. Kassner 62 William R. Rummler 62 James T. Swartout 62 Rodney W. De Spirito 63 Thomas G. Doran 63 Dr. James M. Hall 63 San W. Orr Jr. 63 John R. Elmburg 64 Stephen Somerville, MD 67 James T. Murray Jr. 71 Richard S. Carr 72 Dr. John W. Carpenter 76 Christopher P. Hoffman 87 Andrew J. Baechler 99 Andrew J. Olafsson 00 Honor Roll of All Donors by Alpha Gregory D. Goodrich 02 Kyle D. Moen 02 Michael T. Stansberry 02 Peter J. Wilder 04 John S. Frymark 05 Rho RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Est Henry E. Bartels 45 Hubert L. Pierson Jr. 45 Samuel J. Finlay 48 William M. Harrison Jr. 48 Richard H. Brandreth 49 Thomas L. Demeza 49 John L. Endicott 49 George H. Grover III 49 John R. Buehler 53 Herbert W. Dunmeyer 54 Gerald V. Gabriel 54 William F. Eastman 55 Col. Albert W. Schumann USAF(Ret.) 55 Warren Dixon III 56 Harry A. Lawler 56 H. G. Docherty 57 James P. Logan III 58 Robert T. Merritt 61 Glenn T. Davis 62 Roman D. Horoszewski 63 Edward A. Scharer 63 Edward B. Simonson 64 Arthur J. Brooks 66 Delmont S. Irving 66 Robert S. Warriner 66 James M. Deichert 69 Thaddeus W. Kallini Jr. 69 Dr. Robert E. Ross 70 Gerald L. Coffman 71 Richard M. White 71 Frank J. Sposato 73 Charles H. Riemenschneider 74 Gary P. Winter 75 Henry D. Bignell 77 Vincent Le Blon 77 Thomas M. Di Girolamo 78 Robert W. Hackenburg 78 William A. Royce 78 Richard J. Stark 78 Joseph G. O Hare 79 Eugene L. Saragnese 79 Joseph J. Devaney 80 Kevin R. Haynes 81 Jeffrey Kaczka 81 Michael S. Shenberg 82 Tom Allen 83 John Chalecky 83 Kevin S. McClay 83 Mark W. Musser Esquire 86 Dennis C. Earle 87 Raymond J. Katz 87 Carl S. Dumont 88 Jonathan J. Donahue 89 David C. Hopkins PMP 89 Richard A. Boschulte 91 James H. Clingham 91 Adam S. Greenberg 91 Gregg P. Kitaeff 92 John J. Parker 93 Jerome T. Bowers 94 Stephen T. Gola 95 Brendan T. Murray 95 Gregg R. Rubenstein Esq. 95 Joseph Tavano 95 Xi STEVENS INSTITUTE Est Francis W. Hay 27 Family of Charles A. Harris 41 Arthur R. Schaefer 41 John Hunter 45 William H. Lawrence P.E. 50 Gene C. Brown 52 Ronald J. Heitzmann 55 Ronald P. LeBright 55 Ernest L. Formanns 57 Win Froehlich 57 Malcolm J. Hartman 57 John H. Hovey 57 John R. Jacobsen 58 Milton G. Ludwigson 60 Dr. Joseph M. Seventko Jr. 60 Leon C. Kirschner 62 J. R. Dailey 63 Robert C. Bracalente 64 Lawrence J. Holzenthaler 66 William G. Barker 68 Samuel M. Allen 70 John C. Manrodt 71 Albert W. Cleaver Jr. 73 Steven M. Kaplan 73 Paul A. Kokosinski 73 George P. Baechtle 74 Robert D. Frame 75 Richard B. Abt Jr. 76 Christopher C. Ferreri 77 Michael Kosusko 77 Dr. Kenneth R. Skorenko 78 Christopher J. Gerdes 81 Michael J. Darata 86 Michael F. O Neill 87 Peter G. Marzec 89 Christopher D. Horn 90 Joseph I. Silva 98 Christopher S. Naiva 00 Jeremy D. Schnall 00 Gregory F. Forsyth 02 Alpha Delta UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Est Leonard F. Powell Jr. 44 James W. Coclin 46 John R. Shirley 51 Cmdr V. H. Cook USN(Ret.) 53 Wiley R. McGriff 53 H. Jack Turner 53 George K. Wittlinger 57 Charles J. Waters 61 George L. Tate 64 James T. Reid Jr. 65 James F. Slaughter Jr. 65 J. V. Pierotti Jr. 66 John L. Aitkens Jr. 67 Walker A. Richardson 67 Fred N. Tochterman 67 Cristen M. Gleason 68 Sherwood A. Thompson 68 Wilbur S. Hattendorf Jr. 69 Robert C. Whitehead 69 Jeffrey M. Starnes 70 Frank D. Hinds 71 Gary E. Baldwin 73 Roy Barefield Jr. 73 Franklin H. Worley 73 William H. Cooper 74 Tedd M. Cook 75 David F. Dukes 75 Dr. Douglas P. Farman 75 Robert U. Kirbo Jr. 75 Christopher E. Schwantz 79 Jeffrey C. Langford 80 Michael R. Webb 80 Lawrence M. Donroe-Wells 81 Joseph B. Purcell 88 John T. Apgar 90 Nicolas G. Fountotos 92 Robert D. Elder III 93 Beta Delta LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Est George C. Stone II 43 Thomas E. Rivers Jr. 47 William A. Shaffer 48 Captain Robert J. Stevens USN(Ret.) 48 A. Charles Kuss III 52 Edward H. Ruestow Jr. 52 Herbert C. Brattlof 55 James M. Taylor Jr. 57 Thomas H. Blackwood 63 Vern E. Hawkins 64 Ronald E. DeVeau 66 G. Linton L. Sheppard 66 Robert C. Gerlach 70 Joseph W. Berenato III 75 Gregory J. Paradis 75 Jeffrey P. Luker 76 William F. Kovacs 77 Mitchel W. Simpler 77 John H. Ferguson 78 Russell T. Fulford 83 Robert G. Jeffries 85 Gamma Delta STANFORD UNIVERSITY Est Norman S. Wright Jr. 34 HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG The Harold Bones Lundberg Fund for Education honors Bones Lundberg, Ρ 24, long-active in Alpha and National affairs. Awarded to Micah K. Wickerscheim, Ι 07, from Hilbert, WI (GPA: 3.79; Finance, Investment & Banking) Business Honors in Liberal Arts; Humane Society Easter Egg Hunts, Future Business Leaders of America, Leo s Club. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Jonathan E. Balkin, Ρ 07, from New Milford, NJ (GPA: 3.55: Mgt Science Info Systems) Alpha Webmaster, Recruitment, Traditions Comm.; National Society of Collegiate Scholars Board member; Rutgers College New Student Orientation; Volunteer Police Explorer Officer, ALS Walkathon Habitat for Humanity. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Sidney M. Cheser, Ρ 07, from West Windsor, NJ (GPA: 3.831; History & Political Science double major) #5, Choregus, volleyball and basketball; National Society for Collegiate Scholars, Rutgers Hillel, Dance Marathon volunteer; PCFC tutoring inner city children, ALS Philadelphia area walk volunteer. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Matthew Puzio, Ρ 07, from Hillsborough, NJ (GPA: 3.585; Civil and Environmental Engineering) Recruitment Chair, Community Service Chair; American Society of Civil Engineers, Chi Epsilon Honor Society - President; Rutgers Dance marathon, Elisha s Promise Soup Kitchen, ALS Walk volunteer Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 23

24 Christopher Grady 38 Robert C. Brumder 42 Carleton M. Stewart Jr. 43 Robert L. Green 52 Rufus R. Jeffris Jr. 57 George B. Rice 57 Edward S. Crane 58 Robert A. Mierow 58 Kenneth L. Rose 58 George R. Beavin 60 Wayne L. Earl 61 William A. Reppy Jr. 63 Dr. William W. Bremer 64 Kim L. Graham 64 Jonathan D. Stevens 64 Harlan L. Maass 66 Alexander G. Zwilgmeyer 67 Nicholas R. Rasmussen 68 Ronald E. Van Buskirk 68 Delta Delta UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Est Forbes King 36 Lewis L. McArthur 38 Douglas D. McConnell Jr. 40 Kenneth H. Imrie 44 Donald J. Unger 44 James A. Maggetti 46 William P. Schuler 48 Robert L. McVicar 50 Newton B. Drury Jr. 51 Donald F. Kreger 51 Gary E. Marsella 53 George A. Jelten 54 George J. Wyllie Jr. 54 Ralph E. Martin 58 Ronald W. Stevens 58 Hugh D. Elliott 60 George F. Goerl 63 Kendrick W. Miller Jr. 65 Dale O. Hukari 66 Honorable Craig S. Kamansky 70 David I. Wurtzel 70 William J. Setnor 72 Honor Roll of All Donors by Alpha Russell G. Perry 73 Thomas V. Ulrich 73 Lawrence J. Batina 74 Kenneth R. Greathouse 74 Robert J. Callison 77 James M. Bogush 78 Stephen R. Towle 80 Mark B. Berry 81 William D. Coyle 82 Lawrence A. Deubler 84 Jeffrey A. Staiman 92 Duke Duguay, PhD 94 Aaron L. Gitnick 01 Epsilon Delta UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1898 John E. Menzies 30 A. E. Grossmann Jr. 38 Charles W. Armstrong 48 William C. McCulloch Jr. 50 Richard D. Saunders 50 Bert O. Sullivan Jr. 50 Louis B. Carpenter 51 John A. Churchill 53 Herbert M. Johnson 53 Trevor C. Roberts 53 Richard S. Simester 53 Joseph R. Gee 54 Paul T. Shannon 54 J. Reed Coleman 55 Charles R. Steen 55 Kenneth A. Gee 56 David W. Smith 56 John W. Weber 58 Dr. Michael B. Hagearty 63 David M. Spaid 63 Michael S. Mudge 64 Don W. Lennie 66 Charles J. Pieper 67 Steve M. Rickmeier 69 William M. Wiley II 69 Cliff Massa III 71 Jay D. Schroeder 71 Dr. Ralph N. Silverio 71 John R. Wille 77 Dr. Kevin D. Martin 78 Daniel J. Bikowski 81 Samuel Woo 82 Muneer A. Satter 83 John A. Jaeger 84 Michael H. Mountan 85 William M. Geller 86 Joseph W. DeCarlo 87 Martin P. Siewert 87 Trevor M. Law 88 Paul D. Doyle 89 John D. Easley 89 John S. Logan 89 William F. Bell Jr. 90 Dr. Robert F. Calderon 91 Richard P. Froome 91 Sean P. Handel 93 Dr. Jeremy S. Lurey 94 Tomas K. Vasiliauskas 94 Justin G. Humphrey 95 Peter Anderson 00 Matthew C. Forti 00 Zeta Delta UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 1912 Dr. Meredith Mallory Jr. 40 Dr. Norman D. Mallory 41 Chester M. Lord Jr. 42 Herbert H. Beck Jr. 46 Paul H. Eliot 49 Ralph O. McGraw Jr. 49 John D. Dwyer 50 James E. Mann 50 Scott K. Shelton 50 Robert W. Cain 51 Wallace T. Johnson 51 Richard H. Bosshard 52 John L. Doring 52 Thomas L. Humphris 53 Kenneth W. Kolence 53 Col. Walter E. Barnes III 54 John J. Murphy 54 Donald J. Reis 54 K. S. Anderson 55 Donald O. Maylath 55 William B. Walcott 55 Col. Alan R. Cole USAF(Ret.) 56 Salvatore J. Grisaffe Jr. 56 James H. Peterson 56 Richard E. Ascher 57 H. K. Howeler 57 William L. Shelby 62 Thomas J. Bash 63 John M. Seitman 63 M. T. Glazebrook 65 Richard D. Kessmann 65 W. David Romoser 65 Lynn P. Landberg 66 Jack L. Wilber 66 Charles R. Nute 71 John R. Rodenburg Jr. 71 John R. Goodzey 73 Dr. James L. Hastings 74 C. Neil N. Finlen 76 James F. Immormino 76 John M. Andersen 78 William D. Hakes 79 Matthew S. Anderson 81 Thomas J. Curnes 82 George J. Hidzick 82 Kenneth A. Pietrzak 82 John Musnicki 87 Todd A. Fouts 89 Gregory M. Mini CPA 00 Blake E. Hafenrichter 02 Psi Delta UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 1920 James M. Massell 50 F. Carrington Weems 53 Ralph L. Chapman 54 Ralph I. Goodwin Jr. 54 William J. Zimmerman 55 Edwin H. Ross 57 Richard W. Lambrecht Jr. 59 Charles W. Case 60 Robert E. Walsh Jr. 61 Michael B. Sweetman 62 Douglas A. Bradshaw 64 George M. Vogler 68 Dr. D. Scott S. Sellinger MD 69 Victor R. Witt Jr. 72 Mark A. Scanniello 73 R. S. De Luise 74 R. S. Deluise 74 Robert C. Walish Jr. 74 Frank E. Wiltraut III 76 J. P. Quinlan 77 Dr. Paul E. Valuck 79 Christopher A. Burton 82 Don H. Johnson 83 Thomas S. Tranovich 84 Jeffrey B. Kray 87 Darrin A. Revious 87 Thomas H. Williams Jr. 87 Christopher P. Wong 87 Doug Colehour 91 Eta Delta UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 1921 George L. Hibbard 34 Leonard G. Hicks 40 Colonel Lloyd S. Sullivan USA(Ret.) 41 Merritt W. Wanty 42 John A. Busterud 43 Byron H. Van Metre 43 Dr. Berne M. Howard Jr. 46 Arthur McArthur 48 Dr. William C. Bessey 49 Fitzhugh L. Brewer Jr. 53 Albert M. Evans 56 Paul B. Murphy 56 Dr. Kenneth L. Peterson 60 Dr. Cameron Hinman 62 Don O. Nunamaker 64 Windsor D. Calkins 67 Donald L. Johnson 67 Dr. John F. Knudsen 67 Craig E. Terry 67 Terrence P. Bean 70 Brian R. Lasselle 71 James T. Nagae 71 John P. Stayner 71 Theodore E. Garduque 72 William G. H. Stephens IV 72 Samuel H. Bright II 73 HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to John A. Rheno, Ρ 07, from Hillsborough, NJ (GPA: 3.73; Journalism & History/Pol. Science) Alpha Rho Refounder, #1, Recruitment Chair, IFC Rep, Rutgers Governing Assn, WRSU Promo dept, Rutgers Review; Elijah s Promise Soup Kitchen, Dance Marathon; Order of Omega, NSC Scholars, Bloustein Scholar. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to William Starnick, Ρ 07, from Belford, NJ (GPA: 3.92; Accounting/Economics) #4; Tutor at Rutgers Learning Center, Freshman Mentor, Rutgers College Scholars Day panelist; Int l Friendship Program, Feed the Children, Dance Marathon, Elifah s Program; Nat l Society of Collegiate Scholars. Economics Honor Society. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Michael L. Wallace, Ρ 07, from Bernardsville, NJ (GPA: 3.615; Cell Biology and Neuroscience) #1, Lodge Manager, Social Chair; Emerging Leaders Institute, Men s Ultimate Frisbee Team, Rutgers Surfing Club, New Student Orientation; Dean s List, Gamma Sigma Alpha, NSCS, Big Chill 5K Run/Toy Drive, ALS Walk. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Ryan L. Caruso, ΘΔ 07, from Seattle, WA (GPA: 3.76; Philosophy and Finance/ Business) Pledge Class Social Chair, Pledge Educator, Risk Manager, #5, #4, ; Queen Anne Helpline, Boys and Girls Club, Catholic Youth Organization soccer coach, baseball camp asst.. director, little league baseball player/coach trainer. 24 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Chi Psi Fraternity & Educational Trust

25 Honor Roll of All Donors by Alpha Carl B. Christoferson 80 Mark E. Robison 80 David B. Waterfall 82 Scott C. MacNaughton 84 William B. Wrightsman 84 Kevin E. Lewis 85 David P. Nebel 85 Frank P. Reasoner 87 Donald H. Moore 93 Samuel C. Bessey 97 Daniel T. Clifford 97 Theta Delta UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1921 David C. Morse 34 John L. Ryan 38 K. H. Vitt 39 Thomas B. Owen 40 F. L. Campbell 44 William B. Christensen 44 Philip R. Bogue 46 Norman A. Van Brunt 46 John R. Gibson 49 Robert G. Bleck 50 Stuart G. Nerland 50 Milo I. Wilcox 50 R. A. Polson 52 Richard W. Burdick 53 Paul J. Cole 53 Charles C. Wynn 53 John D. Baker 55 C. Elmer Skold 55 Lee A. Crowthers 56 Richard T. McLean 56 Brian W. White 56 Dr. Lee E. Emery Jr. 60 Michael E. O Byrne 61 Thomas M. Patrick 65 Gary J. Batie 66 Stephen V. Crane 66 Kevin C. Jewell 69 Chuck P. Taylor 74 Wei L. Wang 83 LCDR Michael T. Cunningham 85 Frank P. Betts 90 Jason K. Ahlf 98 Philip A. Gillingham 00 Stephen B. Hilbert 00 Nathaniel A. Rothbauer 02 Iota Delta GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1923 Samuel H. Fowler 38 Edward G. Hansen 49 Walter F. Martens 59 Donald M. King 60 Stephen T. Carter 64 Nick Harper 64 Stuart B. Marschall 64 Col. Oscar V. Bryan Jr. 67 T. A. Park 67 Colonel E. G. Hagewood 68 Thomas L. Rinker 69 Robert J. Trefry 69 Ernest L. Bush Jr. 70 H. D. Ray 72 Dr. Gregory J. Grant 74 Dr. Gregory A. Patton 74 Jonathan S. Rutledge 74 William W. Kaduck Jr. 76 Curtis J. Wellbrock 76 David P. Humer 77 Andrew C. Smith 79 James D. Clarke 82 John A. Cohenour 85 Charles B. Koman 86 J. Brett Allen 89 John Q. Grimsley Jr. 90 Troy N. Ivey 90 Kirk B. Wrzesien 92 Charles A. Dubovsky 96 David J. Conlon 97 Christopher S. Jones 97 Andrew T. Bates 00 Kappa Delta YALE UNIVERSITY 1924 Edward W. Brightwell 40 Seth C. Taft 44 William P. Sutter 45 A. Baker Duncan Jr. 48 Robert V. Lindsay 49 William M. Thompson Jr. 49 William B. White 49 Henry K. Willard II 50 Francis Giammattei Jr. 51 James C. Mourkas 52 Dr. Edwin C. Sauter Jr. 52 Robert G. Savarese 52 Jonathan D. Bulkley 53 Richard C. Devine 53 Hugh H. Hoffman 54 Garrett G. Gillespie MD 55 J. T. Bidwell Jr. 56 Dr. Frederick G. Guggenheim 57 John M. Kindred 58 James G. Hinkle Jr. 59 Lambda Delta UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES & IRVINE 1949 David P. Terry 71 Stephen A. Hamill 72 Donald E. Gibbs 76 Tau Delta UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH 1964 Charles A. Moody 66 Robert A. Leech 69 Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. 71 James P. Wilson III 73 Matthew H. Pinson 80 Dr. Robert F. Ross 80 Harold G. Arnwine II 86 Michael C. Hurst 87 William L. Yoder 88 Dr. E. Todd Falls 89 Ryan T. Cosgrove 02 Andrew Von Gontard 05 Chi Delta CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 1972 William H. Mitchell 74 Mark A. Strom 83 Jeffrey A. Ball 85 Michael H. Steepy 93 David A. Parker 00 Omicron Delta WASHINGTON &LEE UNIVERSITY 1977 William C. Stanzel 77 Carlo Carlozzi Jr. 80 William W. Kelly Jr. 80 Andrew J. Dewing 84 Craig M. Keanna 88 Christopher A. Cerone 90 Lathrop B. Nelson III 97 Edward C. Clarkson 00 Jordan L. Coyle 01 J. M. OBrion 01 Mu Delta ROLLINS COLLEGE 1977 Tim M. Kinskey 87 Daniel W. Frank 88 David D. Wolf 93 William J. Green 96 Jacob J. Voigt III 97 Nathaniel Eberle 98 Eric P. Frantzen 98 Richard B. Hornblower 00 Xi Delta TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 1983 Chris S. Berry Steve H. Denney Jr. 89 William T. Vick 92 Upsilon Delta WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 1986 Stephen M. Daleas 88 John F. Curtis 93 Sanjay K. Saha 95 Zachary D. Ellis 00 Brian L. Schiller 01 Sigma Delta DUKE UNIVERSITY 1989 Dr. Dale B. J. Randall 51 Steven D. Ritchie 90 Allan P. Lawson 91 William G. Griesser 92 Timothy A. Milford 92 Brian C. Walsh 93 Adam S. Katz 96 David M. Jordan 98 Jonathan D. Hess 00 James E. Lazarus 01 Nu Delta PENN STATE UNIVERSITY 1997 Steven N. Sacco 01 Pi Delta NORTH CAROLINA STATE 2001 Steven M. Riddick 01 Roger Wilson 03 Andrew Buell 04 Omega Delta GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 2003 Daniel V. Hicks 05 Rho Delta MIAMI UNIVERSITY 2005 Robert A. Dearth Jr. 66 If you notice an error or omission in these listings, please contact the Chi Psi Central Office at or P&G@chipsi.org. HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG HAROLD G. LUNDBERG A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Matthew F. Robben, ΕΔ 08, from St. Louis, MO (GPA: 3.635; Computer & Electrical Engineering) Steward, #4; McCormick Engineering School Student Advisory Board, IFC Treasurer; Dean s List, Kappa Theta Epsilon Coop Honors Society; Hillel, Dance Marathon, and various houses charity benefits. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to George J. Giese, ΖΔ 08, from Des Plaines, IL (GPA: 3.92; Psychology) Social, Athletic, Rush Chair, J-Board; IMs: softball, flag football, broomball, dodgeball; Greek Emerging Leaders Conference; Dean s List, Edmund James Scholar, Phi Eta Sigma, National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Rock for Research. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Timothy G. Thannisch, ΩΔ 08, from Chesapeake, VA (GPA: 3.75; Accounting) Pledge VP, Alumni Com; Admission Office Client Service Rep; Alpha Lambda Delta, Beta Alpha Psi, Nat l Society of Collegiate Scholars Take Back the Night, Homeless Animals Rescue Team (HART), 4-H Camp Counselor, Tidewater Soccer ref. A Lundberg Fund for Education scholarship awarded to Alexander W. Weber, ΟΔ 09, from Sioux Falls, SD (GPA: 3.924; Political Science & Physics Engineering) Rush Secretary; Mock Trial, College Democrats, Ultimate Frisbee, Student Association for International Learning; Dean s List, Honor Roll, Phi Eta Sigma; Shepherd s Poverty Program Annual Report Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 25

26 IN THE CHI PSI EYE Captain of the Maltese Falcon Chris Gartner Captains The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of Chris Gartner, Psi Delta 87, has been at the center of the boating world s big story this year as captain of the 287-foot Maltese Falcon, one of the largest and most expensive private sailboats ever built, a project Chris has been overseeing for many years. On a recent day this summer, the $80 million clipper left the Turkish shipyard of its birth and zoomed up the Bosporus, showing up rickety tourist boats and grimy cargo ships. Three enormous carbonfiber masts towered over the 88-meter yacht, which belongs to Silicon Valley financier Thomas Perkins (and which played a cameo role in the summer boardroom drama that roiled Hewlett-Packard). Made entirely in Turkey, the Maltese Falcon is the most visible sign of a boat-building boom that has turned this once-sleepy town on the Marmara Sea into a bustling industrial hub in just over a decade. Not so long ago, the idea of using Turkey to build a boat as sophisticated as the Maltese Falcon would have sounded like "building a Ferrari in Afghanistan," jokes Baki Goekbayrak, the Turkish naval architect who supervised the project.chris finally set sail this summer on a project he has been overseeing for many years. The inside of the Maltese Falcon has been described Maltese Falcon Captain Chris Gartner, ΨΔ 87 with owner Tom Perkins as having a very masculine interior with dark colors, high tech materials, and plenty of leather (including a shoe leather floor in the dining area). Perhaps the highlight inside is the bridge, with a Star Trek-type console for controlling the sails (and other mechanical equipment). From a touch-pad console, for optimum performance, the captain can rotate the masts and unfurl the sails embedded inside, a technological first. There are safety buttons of course, and the sails or rig do not move unless the start button is pressed. Once that happens, the sails can all be set in under six minutes.(on other sailboats, it would take us at least half an hour to manually set the entire set.) Tacking the yacht can be done in under two minutes, which for a yacht of 88 meters is awesome! The final days before the maiden voyage were particularly busy, as the Falcon crew raced to comply with myriad certification requirements and install last-minute fixtures. (During the final construction saga, Mr. Perkins, then a director at Hewlett-Packard, was battling with H-P Chairman Patricia Dunn over her investigation of leaks to the media.) Chris says he slept a total of seven hours in the three days before the boat left the shipyard. 26 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 In the Chi Psi Eye

27 The photo above of Charles McClure, Rho 37, and Richard Gulick, Rho 66, was taken last summer in Chatham, Mass., in the backyard of Uncle Charlie s summer house on Cape Cod. Uncle Charlie was the Rutgers roommate of Richard s father, John Gulick, Rho 37. Richard has just relocated to West Chatham, Mass., from Bridgewater, NJ, and Charles continues to reside in North Branford, CT. Joseph B. Hughes, Beta 84, at an awards ceremony in May, was recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau. The award cited Joe for making a significant improvement in the response rate of one of the most challenging areas in the Denver region. His ability to manage large workloads on all surveys has produced significant cost savings to the Census Bureau. His commitment to helping the Denver region achieve its goals has consistently exceeded the expectations of his position. Brad Coors, Psi Delta 88, was recently appointed by Colorado Governor Owens (and confirmed by the state senate) to serve a four-year term on the Colorado Wildlife Commission. He was appointed to serve as a public-at-large member from the state s Wildlife District 5 with a term that expires in March Brad is president of C5 Medical Werks, a company that serves medical manufacturers by offering state-of-the-art ceramic manufacturing, materials expertise, and custom engineering support to prototype and commercialize their designs and patents. They produce highest quality implant devices including ceramic dental, spinal, hip, or other custom replacement components. Brother Coors serves as a member of several conservation organizations such as the Nature Conservancy, Ducks Unlimited, and the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Society. He is a passionate fisherman, avid bow hunter, and champion for children s outdoor education and recreation programs. Harry M. Paslay, Gamma 74, has accepted an appointment as a Senior Attorney with the U.S. Small Business Administration's Disaster Assistance Legal Division headquarters in Ft. Worth, Texas. Spotlight on Iota Delta s Plunkett Trust While The Chi Psi Educational Trust is well-known in the fraternity world, somewhat less well-known are some of our local Alpha foundations, which serve to boost educational opportunities at the local level. One of these is The Robert B. Plunkett Memorial Educational Trust, which is affiliated with Alpha Iota Delta at The Georgia Institute of Technology. Established in 1989, the trust honors Brother Robert B. Plunkett, Iota Delta Brother Plunkett served Alpha Iota Delta loyally over many years. He also served the National Fraternity as our nineteenth President. A year after Brother Plunkett s death, Stamps Bethel, Iota Delta 1927, made a generous gift to start the trust with an initial endowment. Thanks to the generosity of numerous donors over the years, the trust now has an endowment of almost $30,000. Compared to The Chi Psi Educational Trust, this is a small amount, but for the short life of the Plunkett Trust, this is a remarkable achievement. The trust exists to support educational opportunities at Georgia Tech. This has been done from the beginning of the trust by awarding a small scholarship to the active Brother who has the most improved GPA from one semester to the next. Traditionally, the trust has sponsored an academic dinner hosting all Dean s List active Brothers and using the occasion to award the scholarship check for most improved. In 2003, the trust established the Robert B. Plunkett College-Bound Scholarship, available to the sons, daughters, stepchildren, and grandchildren of Iota Delta alumni, regardless of where they attend college. In 2005, the trust established the Stamps Bethel Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to two incoming freshmen at Georgia Tech regardless of Greek affiliation. Brother Plunkett is known for his famous dictum, Don t just talk about it; do it! The trust established in his memory lives up to those words. Harold Arnwine II, ΤΔ 86, ΝΔ 02 Alumni News & Foundation Spotlight Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 27

28 IN MEMORIAM Brother Thou hast kept the trust, True to thy fraternal tie; Sweet be thy repose in dust, Mourned and loved by all Chi Psi. Grant him, Lord, eternal rest, With the spirits of the blest. ALPHA EPSILON UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Robert Bliss Pemberton 59 died on 11 Oct 06 in Pensacola, FL. Born in Saginaw, MI, he grew up in Traverse City where he was high school valedictorian and governor of the student body, and lettered in football, basketball and track. He attended Michigan on a Navy ROTC scholarship and was #1 at Alpha Epsilon. He retired from the Navy after 20 years as Lt. Commander, and he spent ten years of that service at sea and ashore in Vietnam. After the Navy, he worked as a consultant for Northrip Services and as a civilian executive in training systems for navies of the U.S., Columbia, Egypt, Korea, and other countries. He was active in the Methodist and then Baptist church. He was a devoted family man who loved to travel professionally and personally. It was on a family trip to Spain in 2002 that he suffered a massive stroke, which ultimately led to his death. His first wife, Susan, predeceased him, and he is survived by his wife, Judith, three sons, a daughter, four grandchildren, and numerous other relatives. ALPHA BETA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA William Mack Currence 60 died 4 Oct 06, in hospice care. Mack was born in Clover, SC. His professional career included CEO and vice-president of a company for 24 years. After retirement, he worked as CFO. Mack and his wife, Virginia, lived in Mint Hill for 28 years until 2001, when they moved to Lake Park. During his residency in Lake Park, Mack contributed to the town whenever and wherever he was needed. He was a member of the Village Council from 2003 until his illness in While a member of the council, he advised on financial matters and was the liaison with the Union County Sheriff s Department. He chaired a security task force which resulted in greater security for the town. He, along with his wife, was named a Hometown Hero in Many mornings he would enjoy a morning cup of coffee with his friends, affectionately known as the Brotherhood. He was an avid Gamecock fan. Survivors include his wife of 46 years, Virginia, two daughters, two granddaughters, one brother, and other relatives and friends. 28 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 ALPHA PSI CORNELL UNIVERSITY Robert March "Bob" Gaylord 39, died 28 Sept 06. He prepped at Phillips Exeter Academy before attending Cornell University, where he earned a BS in Engineering in He enlisted in the Navy during WWII and served as a naval officer from 1942 to Robert married Virginia "Gini" Swanson in 1950, and she died in He was a philanthropist, a business man, a patriot, an avid outdoorsman and a wildlife conservationist and served many organizations that fostered these ideals. Robert was on the boards of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, U of Wisconsin Medical Center's Department of Ophthalmology, the Mont Pelerin Society, the Philadelphia Society, and Rockford College, was president and longtime board member of Keith Country Day School, honored Junior Achievement member, longtime Ducks Unlimited member, longtime member of Rancheros Visitadores of Santa Barbara, Calif., member of QB (Quiet Birdmen), rotary and Rockford Country Club, the University Club of Chicago, the Navy Club and the Royal Poinciana Golf Club of Naples, Fla. Robert was the grandson of Winthrop Ingersoll, founder of Ingersoll Milling Machine Company, and had been an owner of Ingersoll Milling Machine Company and Ingersoll International. Robert worked his lifetime as an officer and board member of Ingersoll and for many years managed the Ingersoll Foundation. He is survived by three daughters. ALPHA NU UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Franz Perkins Jevne Jr. 33, known as Perk for his middle name, died on 16 July 06 in Port Townsend, WA, of natural causes. Born in International Falls, MN, he graduated from UMinn in 1933 and received his law degree there in He followed that with an MBA from Harvard Business School in 1938 and Infantry officer in the Army during WWII. He practiced law in Minneapolis in partnership with his father for over 30 years. He was a longtime member of the Minneapolis Club and the Minikahda Club. He was a renown athlete, winning over 17 state and regional championships, along with many club championships in squash, tennis, platform tennis, and golf, and is remembered by his competitors as the ultimate gentleman and sportsman. He was responsible for the property gift and legislative action to establish Franz Jevne State Park in Birchdale, MN, named after his father, who was a pioneer in the development of the Rainy River area. His wife wrote that he LOVED Chi Psi and Alpha Nu, that the Lodge was his home for four years at the U of Minn., and that his Chi Psi friends were his best friends all of his life. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Helen, 3 sons, 3 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren. Dorance D. Big D Greer II 41, of Wayzata, died on 11 Aug 06. He worked as a manufacturer's representative. He served as a Bomber pilot in WWII in the Pacific Theatre. He was a member of the Masons and Shriners Club. "Big D" was a larger than life figure, the life of the party. He will always be remembered for his humor and camaraderie and his love for the game of golf. He is survived by wife of 64 years, Virginia; 2 sons, 2 daughters, 11 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, a brother, and other relatives ALPHA IOTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Clarke A. Greene 51 of Chicago, formerly of Genesee Depot, WI, died on 23 Dec 05 after a brief, yet determined, struggle with cancer. He was third generation of a family well known in the dairy business in Waukesha County for many years. Greene attended Carlton College in Northfield, MN, then transferred to the U of Wisconsin. He graduated with a degree in Labor Economics and began his career at Brookhill Farms, the family dairy business in Genesee Depot. Later, he moved to Chicago to manage dairy production. After many years in business and consulting, he found his true calling as a tenured professor at Columbia College, Chicago, teaching entrepreneurship and small In Memoriam

29 business management. He co-authored Arts Entrepreneurship: The Business of the Arts published in Beloved by students and faculty, he will be missed. He is survived by a son, a daughter, four grandchildren, two sisters, and a large extended family and many close friends. ALPHA ZETA DELTA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS John E. Moody 64, of Indianapolis, formerly of Dalton City, IL, died 15 Aug 06. Born in in Oklahoma City, OK, he married Becky Willhouse in He attended the U of Illinois and graduated from Southern Illinois University in He was an executive with Elanco/Lilly and DowElanco for over 30 years. He endowed the John E. Moody Heritage Scholarship at SIU where he served as president emeritus of the SIU Foundation Board of Directors. He is survived by his wife, Becky, his mother, sister, 4 nieces, and other relatives. Lance H. Wuellner 67, died suddenly on 9 Sept 06 in Alton, IL. The son of the former mayor of Alton, he earned his PhD at the University of Illinois in leisure studies. He married the former Karen Sue Crump in 1982, in the mountains of New Mexico. They later had their marriage blessed by Father Don Roberts in St. Mary s Catholic Church in Alton, where he was a lifetime member. He was an activity director at The Fountains IV in Godfrey. In his spare time he enjoyed the outdoors, listening to music, dancing, working crossword puzzles, reading the Bible and reciting the rosary daily. A loving and devoted husband, father, son, brother, uncle and friend to many, he is survived by his wife and mother, two sons, eight brothers, two sisters, many nieces and nephews, and other extended family and friends. ALPHA PSI DELTA UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO F. George Robinson 32, past chairman and grandson of the founder of Robinson Brick in Denver, died 23 Aug 06, a few months after the brick maker was sold to an Austrian company. When Mr. Robinson joined the company in the 1930s, there were about three dozen brick manufacturers in Denver; today, there are rivals close by, but only one in the city. Robinson Brick has survived 126 years, spanning four generations, and the company's bricks are found in Coors Field and in some of Denver's historic neighborhoods. It makes more than 100 million bricks a year using clay from mines along the Front Range. Born in Denver in 1911, Mr. Robinson, known as Porry, went to the University of Colorado and then Harvard Business School, but when his father became ill about a year later he returned home to help run the plant. Mr. Robinson once served on the board of directors of the Aspen Skiing Co. and skied into his 90s until a heart problem kept him off the slopes. He and Bill Coors, grandson of brewery founder Adolph Coors, had a lot in common. Coors, 90, recalls that he and Mr. Robinson in the 1930s were members of a ski group called the Arlberg Club. "I could never keep up with him," said Coors, who also served on the Aspen Skiing board in the '60s. "He was so gung-ho. I would stop and smell the roses and enjoy the scenery. And he was one of those guys who would get to the top and want to get to the bottom just as fast as (he) could." He liked to host dinner parties, and friends who came by the house knew him as Porry. When he was a young boy, his sister called him Georgie Porgie, which somehow evolved into Porry, said his wife of the past six years, Dolores Loiseau. Mr. Robinson wasn't moving around well in his last days, she said, and died in his sleep in his brick condo in the Polo Club North neighborhood. Marybelle Schaeffer, his wife of 62 years, died in His late Brother, William W., was Psi Delta 31. He is survived by three children, eight grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. "He was peaceful," Dolores Loiseau said. "There wasn't a frown on his face." Noted Doctor Richard K. Root, Alpha 59, Killed by Crocodile Richard K. Root, MD,Alpha 59 died on 19 March 2006 when a crocodile suddenly rose out of the water and dragged him from his dugout canoe on the Limpopo River in the Tuli Game Preserve in eastern Botswana. He was not seen again. His remains were recovered two days later. Brother Root s wife was in the canoe behind him and his guide, and she witnessed her husband s death. Guides were wary of hippos, but there had been no previous reports of crocodile attacks in that part of the Limpopo River. A nationally-known expert in infectious disease, internationally recognized in the field of leukocyte biology, and widely Dr. Root caring for patients in Botswana respected for his clinical and teaching skills, Dr. Root, along with his second wife, Rita O Boyle, had been in Botswana at the invitation of the Botswana Department of health and the University of Pennsylvania Medical School. He had been instrumental in starting the infectious disease program at UPenn when he was a professor there in The Penn-Botswana program helps provide treatment and services for HIV patients in Botswana, which has the world s highest rate of HIV infection at an estimated 40% of the population. Dr. Root had been working with the staff at Botswana s Princess Marina Hospital in Garborone, the capital city, and the couple had just visited a clinic in the remote northeastern district of Tuli when they decided to take the ill-fated river tour. The clinic operators have said they intend to name the clinic after Dr. Root. Dr. Root graduated from Wesleyan with honors in General Scholarship and distinction in Bio-Chemistry. He was #3 and Pledge Educator at Alpha Alpha, a varsity letterman in football and track, and a member of three honorary societies, including Sigma Xi. He received his medical degree from Johns Hopkins in 1963 and, following his internship at Mass. General, he worked as a clinical associate and investigator at various divisions of the Nat l Institutes of Health and as Chief Resident and Instructor at Washington. From 1969 to 2002, he was Vice Chair of Medicine at U of Washington Medical School, Chief of Medicine at Harborview Medical Center, Chief of Infectious Diseases at UPenn, Vice Chair of Medicine at Yale (where he was voted Medical School Teacher of the Year in 1982), Chief of Medicine at the Seattle VA Hospital, and Chair of Medicine at U of California San Francisco. He was author of numerous articles, editor-in-chief of Clinical Infectious Diseases textbook, former president of the American Federation of Clinical Research, and director of the AIDS Advisory Committee of the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Root is survived by three sons, by his wife, by her two daughters, and by eight grandchildren. In Memoriam Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 29

30 The Executive Council of Chi Psi Fraternity Daniel B. Ahlberg, MD, Ν 67, # Golden Valley, Minnesota Andrew J. Dewing, ΟΔ 84, Chair Suffolk, Virginia Dr. E. Todd Falls, ΤΔ 89, Vice Chair Birmingham, Alabama Samuel C. Bessey, ΗΔ 97, # Nashville, Tennessee Other Council Members: W.S. Bill Hattendorf, ΑΔ 69, Σ 82, Η Gill, Massachusetts Dr. Ralph N. Whitey Silverio, ΕΔ 71, ΦH, ΨH Evanston, Illinois William H. Cooper, ΑΔ Griffin, Georgia John S. Logan, ΕΔ 89, ΡH Highland Park, New Jersey Kurt O. Gilliland, Σ Raleigh, North Carolina Lathrop B. Nelson, ΟΔ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania James E. Lazarus, ΣΔ Charlottesville, Virginia Andrew W. Eschweiler, I Madison, Wisconsin Nickolas G. Milonas, Ε Ann Arbor, Michigan Mitchell A. Colleran, ΘΔ Seattle, Washington Council Members Emeritus: W. David Romoser, ΖΔ Mequon, Wisconsin Michael Kosusko, Ξ Durham, North Carolina Harold G. Arnwine II, ΤΔ 86, ΝΔ New York, New York Michael C. Hurst, ΤΔ Sewanee, Tennessee Past #7 s: Malcolm D. Jack Jeffrey, Θ Columbus, Ohio Dr. George W. Ray III, Α Lexington, Virginia Robert C. Preble Jr., Χ Chicago, Illinois Carleton A. Holstrom, Ι Pipersville, Pennsylvania Council Advisory Board Members: Dr. John T. Austell, B Columbia, South Carolina J. Lee Cook, ΑΔ Atlanta, Georgia Paul W. Landaker, ΗΔ Portland, Oregon Michael R. Webb, ΑΔ Kingwood, Texas Craig S. Chelius, ΘΔ Seattle, Washington Paul Farquharson, ΟΔ Ellicott City, Maryland John A. Cohenour, ΜΔ Atlanta, Georgia Michael F. O'Neill, Ξ Westfield, New Jersey Todd A. Fouts, ΖΔ Edelstein, Illinois Adam Wellman, Ε Ann Arbor, Michigan Todd H. Packebush, ΗΔ Littleton, Colorado Mark S. Puzella, Α Cohasset, Massachusetts Andrew Van Deren, Ο Richmond, Virginia Heath J. Mills, ΣΔ Tallahassee, Florida Nathaniel Eberle, ΜΔ Orlando, Florida David A. Shuler, Ν Plymouth, Minnesota William C. Bode, ΘΔ Seattle, Washington The Chi Psi Educational Trust Julian B. Emerson, Β 80, Chair Columbia, South Carolina Benjamin R. Silliman, Γ 86, Treasurer New York, New York Steven L. Crow, Ε Charlotte, North Carolina Joseph J. Devaney, Ρ 80, ΜΔ Jacksonville, Florida Harold G. Arnwine II, ΤΔ 86, ΝΔ New York, New York William L. Warren, M Atlanta, Georgia Daniel T. Clifford, ΗΔ Bakersfield, California Warren W. Shu, E Los Angeles, California Philip A. Gillingham, ΘΔ Seattle, Washington Ryan Ahlberg, Ε Minneapolis, Minnesota Associate Trustee Walter C. Williams, Γ Ithaca, New York The Active Alphas of Chi Psi and Their #1s Alumni Corporations and Board Presidents Phi Hamilton College #1: Peter Shepard pshepard@hamilton.edu 198 College Hill Road, Clinton, NY Cell: Corporation Treasurer: David Scott djscottmc@alumni.hamilton.edu 5 Yale Street, Holyoke, MA H: Epsilon University of Michigan #1: Alex Quigley ajquigs@umich.edu 620 South State Street, Ann Arbor, MI Cell: Corporation President: Brian T. Heil BTHLodger@aol.com Fawn Valley Trail, Fenton, MI Home: Sigma University of North Carolina #1: Gregg Found found@ .unc.edu 321 W. Cameron Ave., Chapel Hill, NC Corporation President: Charles A. Madison, Esq charlie22@nc.rr.com 920 W. Johnson St., Raleigh, NC Home: Beta University of South Carolina #1: Todd Bailey tbaileyusc@yahoo.com 508 Lincoln St., Columbia, SC Cell: Corp. Pres.: Michael J. Cavanaugh mjcavanaugh@hoffmanmktg.com 55 Foot Point Road, Columbia, SC Home: Gamma University of Mississippi #1: Rodney Eslinger, ` rodimusprimus@gmail.com 303 Fraternity Row, University, MS Cell: Corporation President: Robert Forsythe Phone: Mimosa Avenue, Memphis, TN rwforsythe@bellsouth.net Omicron University of Virginia Lodge: #1: Drew Donaldson ajd5k@virginia.edu 1536 Rugby Rd. Ext., Charlottesville, VA Corporation President: Rob Robertson rrobertson@snl.com 2407 Sunset Road, Charlottesville, VA Home: Chi Amherst College. #1: Ashwin Rao vishnuslurpee@amherstchipsi.org AC #1224 Keefe Campus Center, Amherst, MA Cell: Corp. President: Hew D. Crooks hcrooks@greatcirclecapital.com 546 N. Beson Road, Fairfield, CT H: C: Psi Cornell University #1: Daniel Thorp dgt8@cornell.edu 810 University Ave., Ithaca, NY Cell: Corporation President: Jake Hennemuth jakeh@ruanecunniff.com 767 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4701, New York, NY Phone: Nu University of Minnesota #1: Ryan Timm timm0137@umn.edu 1515 University Ave. SE, Minneapolis, MN Cell: Corp. President: Paul L. Hellickson paul.hellickson@westgroup.com 2529 Pierce Street NE, Minneapolis, MN Home: Iota University of Wisconsin #1: Alex R. Knodell arknodell@wisc.edu 150 Iota Court, Madison, WI Cell: Corp. President: Phillip H. Prange prange@gatewayventure.com 208 Lakewood Blvd., Madison, WI B: H: Rho Rutgers,The State University of New Jersey #1: Michael Wallace miwallac@eden.rutgers.edu 114 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ Cell: Corp. President: Vincent Le Blon 77...vincent.leblon@judiciary.state.nj.us 21 Bunker Hill Run, East Brunswick, NJ Home: The Chi Psi Central Office Telephone: Jeffrey Hall Fax: Rutledge Street co@chipsi.org Nashville, Tennessee Samuel C. Bessey, ΗΔ Executive Director, Executive Secretary Donald Beeson, Σ 82, ΥΔ Associate Executive Director Kyle Moen, Ι Director Alumni Services Brad Beskin, Σ Director of Operations Chad Larson, ΘΔ Alpha Visitor Ann Leath Office Manager 30 The Purple and Gold Fall 2006 Who s Who

31 Xi Stevens Institute of Technology #1: Ben Bateman Castle Point Terrace, Hoboken, NJ Cell: Corporation President: Dennis Paul Grupe Westview Ave., Fort Lee, NJ C: H: Alpha Delta University of Georgia Lodge: #1: James Wheeler South Milledge, Athens, GA Mobile: Corp. President: Doug Patterson H: Cell: Glenover Drive, Alpharetta, GA Beta Delta Lehigh University #1: Grant Hartman University Dr., Box C720, Bethlehem, PA Cell: Corporation President: Scott R. McKay Apple Tree Lane E., Bethlehem, PA Cell: Delta Delta University of California Lodge: #1: Jason Dreibelbis Piedmont Ave., Berkeley, CA Cell: Corporation President: Matt Michael 82.. B: C: Laurelview Ave., Carmichael, CA Epsilon Delta Northwestern University #1: Billy Carberry Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL Cell: Corporation President: Don Lennie North Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, IL Home: Zeta Delta University of Illinois Lodge: #1: Kyle Churillo E. Armory Ave., Champaign, IL Cell: Corp. President: Randy Mason Cell: B: W. Quincy Street, Riverside, IL Eta Delta University of Oregon Lodge: #1: Kris Kellog Hilyard St., Eugene, OR Cell: Corporation President: David Waterfall SW Heron Circle, Beaverton, OR Home: Theta Delta University of Washington Lodge: #1: Jay Fredlund nd Avenue NE, Seattle, WA Cell: Corporation President: Kent Smith Naomi Place, Seattle, WA Home: Iota Delta Georgia Tech Lodge: #1: Jon Hong th Street NW, Atlanta, GA Cell: Corporation President: T. Allen Park W. Lake Highlands Drive, Dallas, TX Phone: Tau Delta University of the South Lodge: #1: Daniel Shaver University Avenue, Sewanee, TN Cell: Corporation President: Michael Hurst Roark s Cove Road, Sewanee, TN Home: Chi Delta Clemson University #1: Roy Talbert rtalber@@clemson.edu 2128 University Station, Clemson, SC Cell: Corporation President: D. Eric Bischof eric.bischof@gmail.com 17 Stearns Road, Apt. 2, Brookline, MA Home: Omicron Delta Washington & Lee Lodge: #1: Padrick Dennis dennisp@wlu.edu 5 Lee Avenue, Lexington, VA Cell: Corporation President: Andrew J. Dewing dewings@att.net 8604 Viney Vista, Suffolk, VA Home: Mu Delta Rollins College Lodge: #1: Charles Mackenzie cmackenzie@rollins.edu 1000 Holt Avenue, #2483, Winter Park, FL Cell: Corporation President: Felipe Pinzon fpinzon@tampabay.rr.com 621 Arbor Lake Lane, Tampa, FL Phone: For additional information about Chi Psi and its entities, including the Boards, Alphas, Corporations, Foundations and individual members, please contact the Chi Psi Central Office by phone at , co@chipsi.org, or visit Xi Delta Texas Tech Lodge: #1: Terronald Logan terronald.logan@lonestaralpha.org th Street, Lubbock, TX Cell: Corporation President: Jason Cox jcox@coxinnovations.com West Center Drive, Lakewood, CO Cell: Upsilon Delta Wake Forest University #1: David Senter sentda3@wfu.edu Post Office Box 7254, Winston-Salem, NC Cell: Corp. President: Bruce Thompson brucethompson@parkerpoe.com 3909 Stratford Court, Raleigh, NC rbt@ppab.com H: Sigma Delta Duke University #1: Daron Gunn jac25@duke.edu PO Box 99312, Durham, NC Corporation President: Jim Lazarus laz@alumni.duke.edu 136 Harvest Drive, Charlottesville, VA Cell: Pi Delta North Carolina State University Lodge: #1: Corey Gooden cagooden@ncsu.edu 3414 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh, NC Cell: Corp. President: Brett J. DeSelms H: B: Old Baron Drive, Fuquay Varina, NC brettd@nc.rr.com Omega Delta George Mason University Lodge: #1: Corey Callahan ccallaha@gmu.edu 4300 University Drive, Fairfax, VA Cell: Corp. Pres.: Barthe A. Van Doorn, ΟΔ 84 H: Cell: Willowdale Pl., Ashburn, VA barthe.vandoorn@gmail.com Rho Delta Miami University #1: Kyle Cuthbert cuthbekr@muohio.edu 356 Shriver Center, Oxford, OH C: Corporation President: Robert A. Dearth Jr., A ohpancake@aol.com 1834 Keys Crescent Lane, Cincinnati, OH Home: Chi Psi Regional Alumni Associations Atlanta Area Contact: Bo Jackson, Γ 77: C: H: B: Sunnybrook Drive, Decatur, GA bjackson@t-u.com Columbus (Ohio) Area Contact: William J. Green, ΜΔ wgreen888@aol.com 7545 Mills Road, Ostrander, OH Capital Area Contact: Cliff Massa III, ΕΔ cmassa@pattonboggs.com 1935 Franklin Avenue, McLean, VA B: Denver Area Contact: Joe Hughes, Β 84, ΨΔ joebhughes@hotmail.com 4800 Baseline Road, E104, PMB 449, Boulder, CO Middle Tennessee Area Contact: Kyle Moen, I kmoen@chipsi.org 147 Maple Row Blvd, Suite 200, Hendersonville, TN B: New England Area Contact: Bill Hattendorf, ΑΔ bill@hatsoffdesign.com 206 Main Street, Box 4935, Northfield, MA B: Philadelphia Area Contact: Lathrop Nelson, ΟΔ lnelson@mmwr.com 334 Fitzwater Street, Philadelphia, PA H: Alpha Pi Alumni Corporation President: Brian E. Shea Π brian.shea@iasg.us 862 Worcester Dr., Niskayuna, NY H: Alpha Psi Delta Alumni Contact: Chris Wong ΨΔ cpwonger@yahoo.com 1340 Humboldt, Denver CO Alpha Nu Delta Alumni Corporation President: Steven Sacco ΝΔ ssacco07@cox.net Appalachian Circle, #311, Oakton, VA Want to Start an Alumni Association in Your Area? Contact Kyle Moen, I 02, in the Chi Psi Central Office Jeffrey Hall 45 Rutledge Street Nashville, Tennessee Office: Fax: kmoen@chipsi.org Fall 2006 Directory Fall 2006 The Purple and Gold 31

32 A New Central Office Building for Chi Psi! Jeffrey Hall at 45 Rutledge Street in downtown Nashville is the new home of Chi Psi s Central Office. A dedication and homecoming event is planned for the weekend of 17 March Save the date, and visit for more details, or call the office at Mark Your Chi Psi Calendar: New Central Office Dedication in Nashville Weekend of 17 March Upcoming Regional Conference Weekends for Actives and Alumni: Chapel Hill 10 February Atlanta 4 March Evanston 14 April 166th Annual Convention comes to Nashville 1-5 August 2007! The Chi Psi Story from the Chi Psi Store This completely new edition is now available through the Central Office for $35.00 (with shipping included). To order the book or other items from the Chi Psi Store, including jewelry and ties, call the office at or co@chipsi.org. Log on to the First Fraternity on the Web: New Features and Links to Alpha & School The Purple and Gold, Journal of Chi Psi Fraternity Jeffrey Hall 45 Rutledge Street Nashville, Tennessee Nonprofit Organization U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit No Columbus, Ohio CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED