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FOUNDATION Annual Report

CEO Corner

.... BY MARK E. TIMMES

CHI EF EXECUTIVE

OrncER

rom 1V ad campaigns to the pages of the

Wall Street Journal, everyone seems to be

talking about "getting to know our

customers again" or "putting the customer

first." It seems many businesses and corporations

have lost touch with who their customers are.

This begs the question, "Who are the

Fraternity's customers?" Mark Hollis, President

of Publix and a Stetson (Chi) alumnus,

believes the institutions which will eventually

employ today's student members are our

ultimate customers. Hollis, who is profiled in

these pages, sees the new alumnus as the

product of the fraternity factory.

Others have asserted that our members

--whether students or alumni -- are our

customers, and that fraternity is a product in

and of itself.

Another perspective is a relational sce­

nario, with "fraternity" filtering down from the

nationa l organ ization -- the many alumni

volunteers supported by the ational Head­

quarters - -and rising up from our student

chapters and alum ni organizations. The public

is affected as well, mostly through our philan­

thropy and community leadership .

t the ational Headquarter , we strive to

trea t studen t and alumni alike as cu tamers;

and thi year, we' re getting to know alumni in

particular rather well. Our reacquaintance is

evidenced through a new emphasis in alum ni

involvement, services and communications.

We've added a Director of Alumni Relations,

David Adams, Ala­

bama (Omicron), to

ass ist a lumni associa­

tions and provide

increased support

services to our

national network of

a lumni vo lunteers.

And Jon athan Scott,

Valdosta State (Beta

Tau), joins us as a

consu ltant to the Star & Lamp, to help better

communicate Pi Kappa Phi's many successes.

This issue of the magazine is dedicated to

a lumni , so we are profiling four who have

demonstrated the power of fraternity in their

personal lives and political careers. We're a lso

reporting o n the sta tus of three housing

campaigns, announcing Supreme Chapter

plans and highlighting a n alumni group

involved in PUSH America.

In add iti o n, the Foundation Annual

Report pays tribute to the 2,800 alumni who

are the financial backbo ne of the organization.

Many of you respo nded to our readers'

survey in th e las t issue and deserve thanks.

Your comments are suggestions a re helping

reshape the Star & Lamp into a magazi ne you

will want to read from cover to cover.

Please keep the dialogue open by sending

your letters to the ed itor, story ideas, photos

and especially your address changes.

We hope you enjoy this issue !

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Contents ALUMNI FEATURES

MARK Haws is in the Publix eye as President and Chief Operating Officer

of one of the U.S .'s largest grocery chains. Page 3

AwM t HIGHLIGHTS: Outgoing PUSH America Executive Director Ken Kaiser,

two newly appointed public officials, and ln Memoriam: Washington's

Maynard Pennell. Page 5

PI KAPP PoLITICIANS are everywhere these days, from state houses to the Capitol.

Profiled are four of the many newly elected or reelected public servants among

Pi Kappa Phi 's ranks. Page 6

PUSH AMERICA

A ESS-ABILI1Y is a new PUSH America program which focuses on alumni

involvement. Also: L. Harry Mixson's son "gives a PUSH. " Page 10 Access~BILITY

]OE GLORTIELD's field of dreams is becoming a reality for children and adults

with disabili1ies. Page 11

Foundation Annual Report Chairman's Letter: Page 16

Meet the Trustees: Page 17

Execu tive Vice President's Letter,

Gateway Society: Page 18

Annual Giving Clubs: Pages 19-22

Owen Initiative: Pages 23-24

ational President's Circle,

u Phi Society: Page 25

Designated Scholarship Funds: Pages 26-27

Lifetime Giving Clubs: Pages 28-39

Pi Knpp Scholars: Pages 29-39

Corporate Matching Gifts: Page 40

Miscellaneous Chapter News: Page 8

Campaign Highlights: Page 9

National Budget: Page 41

Directory: Pages 42-43

Supreme Chapter Announcement: Page 44

About the Cover: An original illustration of the

Memorial Gate in Charleston, . C., by Floyd

Coffey, was modified for the cover by Jonathan cott.

ADDRESS ORRECT/0 S should be Sent to Pi Kappa Phi Fratemit)\ POB 240526,

Charlotte, C 28224.

Alu

0 If you want to place a safe wager, you

can bet Mark Hollis knows his business.

President of one of America's largest

grocery chains, Publix

Super Markets Inc., the

Stetson (Chi) alumnus

has played in nearly every

arena of the supermarket

super-industry. Initiated into Pi Kappa Phi in

1953, Hollis became President

and Chief Operating Officer of

Publix in 1984, overseeing nearly

475 stores located in Flo rida,

Georgia and South Carolina.

Currently the eighth- largest

supermarket in the United States,

the chain employs over 90,000

employees.

"I'm a grocery man at heart,

Holl is says, "I'm a merchant, and

proud of it! I started when I was

.__ 12-years-old, bagging grocer-

ies in a little grocery store,

and have stayed with the

same company ever since."

Since his bag boy days in

1946, Hollis has also worked

as a stock clerk, produce

manager, store manager,

T

BY FRANK WRENN

D IRECfOR OF

COMMU !CATIONS

P HOTOS

COURTESY OF P UBLIX

A

Director of Personnel, Directo r o f

Warehousing and Distributio n,

and Vice President of Public

Relati o ns and Public Affa irs,

before being elected to the Board

o f Directors o f Pub lix in 1974,

and pres ident in 1984.

Through the years, he has

seen many changes in the indus­

try. "I was in the store with the

fi rs t refrigerated service case, and

later saw air co nditio ning,

elect ro nic checko uts and the

scanner," says Hollis. "Custo mers

have always wa nted good quality

food and have wanted more

va ri ety as more va ri eti es beco me

avai lable, but the real change that

I've seen has been in techno logy."

In additi on to his bachelor's

degree fro m Stetson, Ho llis holds

a master's degree fro m Michigan

State University in Food Distribu­

tio n, and honorary docto rates

Continued on page 8

PRJ G 1995 3

from

Stetson

and Florida

Southern College.

Despite his education,

Hollis claims to have origi­

nally been "a reluctant student."

"I wanted to get married and go about

my career with Publix and my father sa id, ' o

you're not, you're going to college: But I'm glad

the circumstances were like they were because

my education has meant an awful lot to me."

One of the experiences which Hollis

credits as transforming him from reluctant

student to a business leader was his under­

graduate fraternity experience with Chi chapter.

"The camaraderie that I experienced in the

Fraternity has paid off for me as I have devel­

oped the ability to get along with people in

every role that I've had in my career," he said .

While at Stetson, Hollis served in almost every

officer capacity, with the exception of Archon.

"I got married at the end of

my junior year, and I was

working so hard my sen ior

year that I was not ab le

to pursue my goal to be

Archon."

Hollis originally

became involved

with Pi Kappa Phi

even before attend­

ing Stetson . "I had

been introduced to

the Fraternity by a

friend of mine from

home who was a

year ahead of me,"

he recalled, "and I

went up to visit him

one weekend. He

was a Pi Kapp and

introduced me to all

the 'b ig men on ca mpus: and they were all Pi

Kapps. So I was really, in my hea rt, a Pi Kapp

before I ever graduated from high school."

In add ition to his position with Publix,

Hollis is Chairm an of the Trustees for Stetson

University and serves on the board of four

other orga nizat ions. He is also a directo r of the

Florida Council of 100 and Florida TaxWatch.

As a lifelong merchant and grocery man,

Hollis knows well th at a successful business

must know its

'~ .. all the

'big men on

campus' were

Pi Kapps, so I

was really, in

my heart, a

Pi Kapp before

I ever graduated

from high

school."

custom ers and their

needs. A 1987

Pi Kappa Phi Hall of

Fame inductee, he has

simil ar advice for th e

fraternity's chapters

and leaders:

"Take a whol e

different look a t who

is the custo mer of

Pi Kappa Phi. Who is

the rea l custom er and

who is the product? It

would seem to me the

product is not th e

Fraternity as an

organization, th e

product is a studen t who graduates better

prepared for life.

"The custo mer is the business, the graduate

school, the leadership o rganiza tion th at is

desperately searching for effective peopl e to

join th eir o rga nizati ons. The custom er is a

public that wan ts a student who is prepared

not just academica lly, but socially to accep t

leadership responsibilities. "

Hollis' personal goal for the future is to

develop new leadersh ip so that when he

retires, people will say that Publix is better

than it has ever been. "I love my work, and I

love the company," he says. "I never had a

desire to look anywhere else."

latcd ... Executive Director Search The PUSH America Board o f Directo rs is currently taking applicatio ns for the positio n o f PUSH America Executive Directo r.

If you are interes ted o r know of someone who may be qualified, please contact o ne of the fo ll owing members of the Executive Search Committee:

Ed Co rson 3519 Verona Tra il Roanoke, VA 24018 (703) 774-0905;

Mark Timmes POB 240526 Charlotte, NC 28224 (704) 523-6000.

Corrections:

In the Fa ll 1994 Star & Lamp, Russel Wilkinson of Georgia Tech (I o ta) was incorrectly lis ted as having jo ined the Chapter Eternal. This was published as a result o f misinfo rma­tio n given the national office. We' re happy to repo rt that Bro ther Wilkinson is a live and well.

Also, a memo ri al gift was li sted in memory of Howard Leake, Washingto n &

Lee (Rho). The text should sho uld have read : "In memory of Mrs. Marge Leake, wife of Howard Leake. "

The Star & Lamp regrets the erro r.

Alumni ~ews

Ken Kaiser named Co-Director of Journey

P i Kappa Phi atio nal Head­

quarters has announced that

Ken Kaiser, PUSH America's

Executive Director since 1986,

has resigned to beco me Co-Director

of the Fraterni ty's Journey Proj ect.

Sally Schafer, PUSH America's

Director of Development, is serving

as Interim Executive Director.

"Ken has been at the heart of the cutting

Newly appointed officials

T erry Butts,

Alabama

(Omicron) ,

was elected Jan . 18 to

the Alabama Supreme

Court as an Associate

Justice.

Butts was instru­

mental in the found ­

ing of Troy State

(Gamma Gamma)

and in its o ngoing

cap ital ca mpaign to

build a new chapter

house.

"My experi ence

with Pi Kappa Phi

Fraternity has been

very beneficial," he

said.

L ewis Gossett,

Furman (Delta),

was appointed

Director of South

Carolin a's Depart­

ment of Labor,

Licensing & Regul a­

tion in january. He

was appointed by

Gov. David Beasley.

The department

empl oy 450 and has

an annual budget of

$22 million.

"The reason I'm

here i because of my

Pi Kappa Phi activities

at Furman," he said .

"Fraterni ty affi liation

makes a big difference."

edge development of PUSH

America, " said CEO Mark E.

Timmes. "Just as PUSH America has

changed the way the fraternal world

looks at community service, the

'Journey' has the potential to

change the way in which the world

regards coll ege fraternities ."

The Journey, which will be debuted at

Pi Kapp Co ll ege, is co-directed by Frank

Wrenn, who has served as the fraternity's

Director of Commu nications since 1992.

Richard Voorneveld, Dean of tudents at the

Coll ege of Charleston, serves as chairman of

the Journey's advisory team.

Boeing 707 designer joins Chapter Eternal

aynard Pennell will be long remem­

bered for having turned aeronautic

engin eering on its ear.

When he was a student at the University

of Washington, where he was initiated into

Alpha Delta chapter, his professors predicted

that comm ercial jet flights would never be

profitable and that planes would never fly

faster th an the speed of sound.

Pennell , who was 84 in ovember when

he died, proved them wrong.

After graduating in 1931, he worked for six

years for Douglas Aircraft, before joining The

Boeing Co. During his 34 years with Boeing as

an aeronautica l engineer, his design projects

included the B-52 bomber and the 707 jetliner

prototype. He also headed the company's

design program for uper onic Tran port.

In 1965, he was awarded the Elmer perry

Award for distinguished engineering. A research

professorship in structural analysis at Washing­

ton has been named in Pennell 's honor.

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T

BY FRANK WRE

DIRECTOR OF

C OMMUNICATIONS

I LLUSTRATIO BY

RALPH JE Kl s

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•

Since Founder Andrew Alexander

Kroeg sought to become president

of the College of Charleston's

Chrestomathic Society --forming

a political group called Nu Phi

to help him attain this goal -­

leadership and politics have been a

part of the malwup of Pi Kappa Phi.

ver the last several months,

America has seen sweeping

changes in its political climate.

When the nation went to the polls

in ovember, the electoral su n

shined favorably on Pi Kapps who

were elected or reelected to public office. Two

Pi Kapp politicians, U.S. Congressman Howard

Coble and Robert Sheheen, former Speaker of

the House for South Carolina, have spent years

representing their electors, while two brothers

- - Jim Rzepkowski and Denny unnelley -- are

working in their state capitals for the first time.

Across the nation, Pi Kappa Phi continues

to produce community and civic leaders on

both ends of the political spectrum. The Star &

Lamp is proud to profile these recently elected

or reelected civil servants.

•

SIll

U.S. Congre ssm an Howard Coble

A decade before th e "Contract with

America," Congressman Howard Coble of

orth Caro lina may have felt like a lone vo ice,

cryi ng o ut in th e wilderness. In some ways, he

still is.

In 1984, Cob le, a Greensboro attorn ey

who had been recently initiated as an alumnus

into U.N.C.-Greensboro (Epsilon Iota); was

reluctantly con templating a run for Congress.

Fo r a small town "farm boy," the impetus was

certainly not the call of big city Washington,

but rather friends, rel atives and the Republi­

cans in the state's sixth district who wanted

him to cut "outrageous" government spending.

Wh il e Coble did not originally have a "fire

in the belly" for Congress, he did have a

penchant for saying "no"-- a single word

that has become his battle cry.

Since being elected in November

1984, Cob le has become a member

tee on Coast Guard and

Maritime Transporta ti on,

having served in the Coast

Guard and having spent 18

years in the Reserves.

In a 1985 article in Spectator Magazine,

Coble explains why some call him "Red Button

Coble":

"One day I stood up on the House floor,

and you know each of us has a card that we're

given to activate our voting machines? I took

my card out, I said, 'Folks, there is a "no"

button at your panel: 1 said, 'Try that red

button for a change, it works: I said, 'You

might like it!'"

"I don't want to be known as 'Congress­

man NO; but we're gonna have to be willing to

say 'no' to some of these special programs and

special projects because they've been doin' it

recklessly and imprudently for 40 years, and

we're runnin' out of time," he added.

These days, of course, these words do seem

to be, more or less, the language of Washing­

ton --what everyone has on their agenda.

But in one fight against spending, Coble

has at times stood by himself. Since his fir t

election in 1984, Coble vowed not to take part

in the congressional retirement plan . Ever

since, he has fought to enact legislation to

reform congressional retirement benefits. As a

freshman Representative in 1985, he intro­

duced a bill to cut pensions to the same size as

those for other federal workers. ot one

congressman stood beside him at the news

conference.

The congressional retirement plan cur­

rently costs taxpayers over $15 million each

year. At the end of 1993, there were 391 living

former congressmen receiving pensions, with

an average annual annuity of $44,479. Some

former congressmen receive over $100,000.

"I do not believe," says Coble, "that

retirement benefits are necessary to entice

qualified Americans to run for Congress.

Instead, the generosity of the congressional

Continued on page 12 PRJ G 1995 7

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really began to turn around in the spring of

1994 . The last couple of semesters, we have

had double-digit rush classes."

Bill Burke added: "We used to have more

than enough chairs in our meeting room, but

now we have people sitting on the floor. I

remember walking into a meeting and think­

ing I was in the wrong room!"

San Francisco State becomes newest chapter

Initi ation was held at the Temple United

Methodist Church with Full erto n-Zeta Rho and

University of San Francisco-Eta Theta chapters

conducting th e ritual. Alan Woody served as

chartering officer and Aurilio Hurtelio assisted.

Ass istant Executive Director jason Dodd and

Director of Expansion James Benson repre­

sented th e national fraternity.

ewly initiated Pi Kappa Phi members at

San Francisco State University celebrated

Eta Omicron's chartering with a

bonfire on the beach. The chapter received its

charter in ovember, becoming the newest

active chapter of the Fraternity.

Eta Omicron's chartering banquet was held

at the Recreational Center for th e Handi ­

capped, a beneficiary of the chapter's PUSH

America effo rts.

The men of Eta Omicron had come a long

way since 1991 , when two members dissolved

their local fraternity to begin a Pi Kapp colony.

"We were in serious trouble for the first

few semesters, " recalls Rip Bains, "but things

Chap ter Adviso r Robert Chan, Financia l

Advisor Ryder Evans and the chapter were

saddened by the loss of Scho lastic Advisor Ray

Uribe, who joined the Chapter Eternal on ly

months before the group was chartered.

Pi Kapp College

lans are well

underway for

this summer's

Pi Kapp Co ll ege, to be

held Aug. 9-13 at the

College of Charles­

ton, in Charleston,

S.C. Each chapter is

required by upreme

Law to send a delega­

tion to this biannual

leadership confer­

ence.

Mid-Year Leadership Conference sets record

he Mid-Year Leadership Conference,

held during two consecutive weekends

in January, was attended by a record

number of studen ts. More than 600 students

from 127 chapters attended the conferences in

Charlotte, .C. and St. Louis, Mo.

This year's theme was "The Journey

Begins," unveiling the preliminary plans of the

fraternity's new educational and leadership

program . CEO Mark E. Timmes presented the

plans to the group, then met with Archo n

focus groups to answer their questions and

gain input.

Colonies established

i Kappa Phi

recently

estab lished

co lonies at th e

fo ll owing schools:

Minnesota, UCLA,

Arizona State and

Kentucky. lfyou li ve

in the area and wou ld

like to get involved

please call th e

Ad ministative Office

at (704 ) 523-6000.

Georgia Tech (Iota) prepares for 1996 Olympics

ota alumni are pl anning a May ground­

breaking for a $1.3 mi llion house at

Georgia Tech. The new house will double

the occupancy of the chapter's former house,

which has been sold to another fraternity.

The chapter is taking advantage of plans by

Georgia Tech to house participants in the 1996

Summer O lympics in Atlanta, during which

Greek Row and the Tech campus will be

transformed into an O lympic Vi llage. All but

two of the campus fraternities and most

sororities have signed O lympic leases and plan

Valdosta alumni gear up for phone campaign

omentum is building in the Valdosta

State (Beta Tau) housing ca mpaign, as

alumni are gearing up for th e phone

solicitation phase. The chapter and Beta Tau

Club housing corporation are raising mon ey

to bui ld a 20-man, $400,000 house o n the

university's new Greek Row.

Campaign gifts and commitmen ts have

nea rl y reached the half-way mark towards the

$200,000 needed from alumni to break ground.

Campaign Manager Ralph jackso n said

loca l alumni will hit the phones in May and

Jun e, but th ey need help from mo re volun­

teers. Call Ralph at (912) 242-4293 for info.

ei th er to renova te or build new houses. Iota is

just $20,000 shy of its $300,000 fund-raising

goal. For more information, call Campaign

Director Michael Cowan at (404) 955-9623.

Delta Delta dedicates new house in Kirksville

ortheast

Missouri Sta te,

in Kirksville,

has a new attraction

across from ca mpus,

thanks to Pi Kappa Phi

alumni from Delta

Delta chapter.

It's no t a tourist

attractio n, though -­

it's a rush attraction .

Delta Delta's new, 20-

man fra tern ity house

is just across the street

fro m the largest men's

dorm. The house is

the most impressive

fraternity house on

campus, too.

Ground-breaking

ceremonies were held

Oct. 29, nearlylO year

after the campaign

was initiated. The

property i worth

about $400,000.

Thirty-five names

of alumni who made

major gifts appear on

the house's bronze

cornerstone tablet.

More than $75,000

was raised from fewer

th an 100 addressable

alu mni when the

campaign began .

The new house is

built on the site of the

chapter's first home,

purchased seven years

after the chapter's

founding.

Campaign pdates

Footnote: We plan to make Campaign Updates a regular feature of the magazi11e, o please let us hear about your chapter's l!ousi ng campaign. end your articles, photo or l!ou.se plans to the tar & Lamp, POB 240526, Charlotte, C 28224.

PRI G 1995 9

PUSH imerica

With mom's help, Philip tries out his

new ramp, as Durward and

Dave Simas cheer him on.

Alumni Pat Figly, left, Hack Mixon and Rob Torell at a Give-A­PUSH Weekend

10 T H E STA R & LAM P

Access A BILITY Alumni celebrate Dec. 10

by building wheelchair ramp

ince the day I was initiated into

Pi Kappa Phi , there have been 44

Dec. lOths in my life. And until this

year, most of my Founders' Day celebrations

had involved formal dinners, or lake-side

barbecues, or elaborate dances, or expensive

dinners in fancy

hotels . But this Dec.

10 was different.

program wh ich a ll ows groups of alumni to

build wheelchair-accessible ramps for the

disabled of their co mmunities. The ramps are

made possible through gra nts provided by

BY DuRWARD O wE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

EM ERITUS

PH OTO BY

JoNATI lA ScoTT

PUSH Ameri ca.

Thro ugh th e

Access-Ab ili ty proj ect,

we hope to not on ly

add ress a very im por­

tant need, but a lso to

provide a new and

meaningful way for

I spent the day alumni to become m ore invo lved-- or get re-

with fellow Charlotte involved --with th ei r fraternity.

alumni Bill Jackson, Considering that a ramp costs about $500

Stuart Vo lker, Dave

Simas and Jonathan

Scott, building a

wheelchair ramp for

Philip, a 14-year-old

with a disability.

Over the last

several months, we've

been part of a pilot

a nd ca n be built by six to eight m en in one

afternoon, Access-Ab ili ty is a great program

for alumni groups to take part in . (Ca ll PUSH

America at (704) 522-7874 for information on

how to get started.)

As I was leaving Philip's house that day,

having witnessed his spectacu lar first ride down

his new ramp, l realized in a flash tha t I had

just experienced my finest Founders' Day ever!

Founder's son among Florida alumni volunteers Harry Mixson's son, Col. Marion Clarke of architectura l firm Leathers and Associates.

"Hack" Mixson, was among the alumni The Tampa Area Playground Project was

who were caught up in the excitement formed by a group of local parents and de-

of building at last fall's Give- signed with the help of 1,500 area chi ldren.

A-PUSH Weekends. Mixson The outcome was a fully access ibl e playground,

attended the Give-A-PUSH in complete with a tree house and a pirate ship .

Tampa, on ov. 11-13. An The fall'94 Give-A-PUSH season made a

initiate of Presbyterian

(Beta) , he was one of 115

other participating alumni and student mem­

bers.

PU H America was the second-largest

sponsor of a playground created with the help

big impact in the state of Florida, as ano th er

event was held Oct. 8-10 in Orlando. The

project brought together 72 Pi Kapps from five

chapters to assist Camp Challenge, a summer

camp for developmenta lly disabled chi ldren

and adults. --Sally Schafer

llatcd ... Journey of Hope Presented this year by Saturn, events are planned for each day of the '95 Journey, which begins June 11 in San Francisco. For more info on how to get involved when the cross-country bike team rolls into your city, please call (704) 522-7874.

Leadership Adven­ture Weekends, a sp in-off from the successfu l Give-A­PUSH Weekends, are being debuted in 1995. The first was held Feb. 3-5 at Easter Seals East in Rich­mond, Va. Thirty­three students and one alumnus partici ­pated, representing nine chapters.

Leadership Adven­ture Weekends are for chapters leaders to come together for team building exer­cises and hands-on service work on behalf of a local organiza­tion. Participants get a chance to meet, work and spend time with new friends with disabilities.

Marty Lang with Debbie at the Charlotte Mid-Year Leadership Conference carnival.

The Glory of Joe Glorfield t's a Hole in the Wall, but it's his. Univer­

sity of Florida-Alpha Epsilon alumnus

joe Glorfield is now living his dream in

a Hole in the Wall Gang

During the off-summer months, a resource

center and various programs-- from teen

camps to support groups-- will be offered.

"All in all," Glorfield said,

Camp ca lled the Boggy

Creek Gang Camp. BY S ALLY S CHAFER "our camp will be a place where

kids can be kids instead of

As Executive Director of the

Boggy reek Gang, Glorfield is

DIRECTOR OF D EVELOPMENT patients, and where familie can

heal."

helping to enrich the lives of chronically ill

and physically disabled ch ildren and their

fami li es by creating camping experiences for

them. Based in

Wi nter Park, Fla., the

Boggy Creek Gang

Ca mp will serve more

than 4,000 people

each year afte r its

opening in late 1995.

The Boggy Creek

Glorfield's passion for camping was planted

during his summers at college, when he

worked as a camp counselor. He believes

camp is one of the

best settings to

dramatically impad

kids becau e it

provides "a real

family atmosphere."

Gang camp is an

expansion of the

Joe Glorfield, right, with fellow gangsters Whit Palmer, left, and Ted Forstmann

"Through lots of

love and compassion, •

he says, "camp can

change kids."

original Hole In The Wall Gang Camp,

founded by actor Paul ewman and U.S.

General orman Schwarzkopf. There are now

five affil iate camps, all serving children with

disabilities and chronic illnesses.

The original camp is in Ashford,

Conn., and the others are in

upstate ew York, Aspen, Co. and

Kildare, Ireland .

The Boggy Creek Gang Camp,

thanks to Florida's temperate

climate, will operate year round

and serve many more chronic

illness groups than is possible in

colder weather. During the summer months, at

least 10 "traditional " camping sessions will be

held, most specific to an illness or disability.

Having always dreamed of owning and

running a camp for kids, he says destiny played

a happy role in making his dream come true.

After finishing his M.B.A. in finance at Florida,

he worked as a financial analyst and lobbyist

for General Mills Restaurants, and later ran a

petroleum distributorship in central Florida.

He became aware of the Boggy Creek

Gang's efforts during its early stage in 1990.

After several years of research, the Gang wa

ready for an executive diredor, and the Glorfield­

Boggy Creek Gang match was made in early '94.

"Building the Boggy Creek Gang ha been

a tremendous amount of work, but a very

positive experience," he says. "People have

taken a look at the common good of helping

kids, and it is a powerful thing."

SPRI G 1995 11

Continued from page 7

12 T H E STAR & LAM P

With the tum of a new tide in Washington,

it is expected that Coble will now receive more

support for what has been his one-man crusade

aga inst what he calls a "taxpayer rip-off. "

" ow people are li stening to

me," Coble to ld the Star & Lamp. "I

hope we can get reform."

Bill Zel iff (R- .H. ), who along

with two o th ers joi ned Cob le in

cosponso ring a bill last year to

abolish congressional pensions

altogether, says that it is a "travesty"

that Coble's fight has been over­

looked until now. "A guy who stuck

his neck out when he did, at a time

when it was unpopular, deserves a

lot of credit. ow anybody can get behind this

stu ff because it's in vogue," he said .

But now, for perhaps the first time since

he came to Washington, it appears that the 64-

year-old Pi Kapp --affectionately described

by the Washington Post as a "cigar chomping,

back slapping congressman from Tobacco

Road" -- is definitely in style.

S.C. State Rep Robert Sheheen hen Robert Sheheen left Ca mden, S.C.

to attend Duke University, he did not

expect to join a fraternity. He did

expect to work hard and leave a mark. Instead,

he did all three, and is still proving the va lue

of good, hard work.

Sheheen, Speaker of the House of Repre­

sentatives in the South Carolina State House

from 1986 to 1994, was reelected last fall to

the position he has held for almost 20 years

-- Representative of District 52. Besides

serving as Speaker, Sheheen has served as

Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee

and the state's Advisory Commission on

Intergovernmental Affairs.

Public service was a natural fit for

Sheheen. His family, which served as one of

his greatest influences, was always invo lved

with public service. His fath er was a city

councilman, and served as Mayor of Camden

for 10 yea rs. His o ldest brother served as

chairman of local county govern ment.

It was this o lder brother that Sheheen

followed to Duke in 1961, though from th e

onset he made sure that he wou ld only follow

in those footsteps for so lo ng. Sheheen's

brother, Fred, had not been in a fraternity, but

he had served as editor-in-chi ef of the campus

newspaper. From the beginning, Robert

Sheheen knew th at he would have to make his

own mark, so he made a conscious effort not to

join th e newspaper staff.

Fo llowing his brother's advice, Sheheen

decided to rush . "Don' t go in with preco ncep­

tions," he was told. "At leas t rush to meet other

people." As it turned out, he did find a frater­

ni ty that he liked-- Pi Kappa Phi .

His penchant for invo lvement also led him

to join many of his Mu chapter brothers in

ca mpus politi cs. He eventua lly became presi­

dent of th e student union.

Sheheen credits his political career to

Pi Kappa Phi. "The activity of Pi Kappa Phi in

campus life and campus politics was pretty

va luabl e in learning about people and how to

get along with people," he says. "Living in that

tight arrangement with others was good for me

as a Southern er from a sma ll town . I never

imagined that I would have friends from

Rochester, New York, and Dallas, Texas, and

San An to nio .. . The exposure to al l those

attitudes was good for me there, and it really

gave me a much broader vision of what I ought

to do in public life."

After graduating from Duke, Sheheen

attended law schoo l at the University of South

Carolina, where he was voted Outstanding

Class Member. After practicing law for two

years, he decided to run for the office he now

holds. On his first try, he lost by only 90 votes.

Two yea rs later, he ran aga in and los t by 40

votes. Fin all y, in 1976, he wo n and has served

in the House ever since, ga rnering several

Legislator of the Year awa rds from th e press

and several honorary degrees fro m universities.

In 1986, he became Speaker of the House,

serving co ntinuously in this positi on until last

fa ll when the Republi ca ns took the majority.

Sheheen credits the House with several lo ng­

term contributions to better government during

his spea kership, including a more busin ess li ke

management approach, budget reform, and

passing the toughest ethics law in th e coun try.

Sheheen has seen many changes in politics

over the last two decades. "Po liti cs is a lo t

mea ner now," he says. "Campaigns are mean

and ugly. Isolated instances o f vo tes which

have no mea ning are explo ited and accusa­

ti o ns are made."

Despite the negatives aspects, he sti ll enjoys

his job. His fo rmul a fo r success-- at Du ke, in

law school, and as a legislato r -- is sim ple:

"If you wo rk hard and you tell the truth ,

people respect you and beli eve what you say.

Then they tend to rely o n you because they

know that you've done your ho mework, you've

worked hard, and you're no t go ing to lie."

Sheheen currently has no pl ans to seek

any o ther po litical office. "My highest and best

use is being a legislator. Of course, I'd still

prefer to be the Speaker. .. . "

Maryland Delegate jim Rzepkowski

hen Jim Rzepkowski, 23, was elected

to the Maryland House of Delegates

in November, no t only was he the first

Republi ca n to ever win the 32nd Di trict, he

was also the youngest member of the House.

A 1993 Phi Beta Kappa graduate of

Maryland, Rzepkowski was one of the found­

ing members of Eta Epsi lo n chapter. He was

install ed as Archon fo ll owing the chapter's

chartering and a lso served as Trea urer.

In September, just fo ur mo nths out of

coll ege, Rzepkowski annou nced his plans to

run fo r State Delegate. "The American dream

wasn't seem ing a rea li ty and I was frightened

wi th what was going on around me," he says.

"If our youth are our future, let's change the

di rectio n of our govern ment so we have a

chance for a future."

O n the cam paign tra il, Rzepkowski worked

tireless ly to meet the people who wou ld be his

consti tuents, trave li ng door to door and

waving signs. His fraternity brothers were

extremely helpful to his campaign. "The best

fee li ng was when younger guys from the

chapter, who didn't even know me, would

co me to campaign events. They

were all real supportive,"

Rzepkowski sa id .

A state-licensed insu rance

office manager, Rzepkowski's

days were often long during the

campaign. He would get up at 6

a.m. to wave his signs as people

drove to work, un ti l it was time for

him to go to work. Then after a

full day at the office, he

and h is supporters would

wave signs aga in fo r

hours before cam-

paigning door-to-

door u ntil dark. His

n igh ts were occu-

p ied by comm unity

events.

All of the hard

work paid off when

Rzepkowski received

the highest vote total

of any county candi­

date in his district. He

gained 2,264 more

votes than the

ontinued on page 14

second-place candidate, and 2, 732 more votes

than the third-place candidate.

Despite his youth, Rzepkowski says that

the public respects him. "People haven't

reacted in a negative way. Many said my age

was an asset, because the governm ent needed

fresh voices."

He also enjoys the attention he gets. "I am

the youngest member-- that's how I am

introduced. It also means a lot of free publicity."

Rzepkowski feels that his youth does not

jeopardize his stature in the eyes of his fellow

delegates. "They don't hold it against me. Our

votes count the same, and at some time or

another, they are going to need my vote," he

says. "(Other representatives) are sometimes

envious of the press I get."

According to Rzepkowski, his Pi Kappa Phi

experience gave him drive and leadership

skills.

"College life is wonderful, my education

was beneficial, but what I do now is use the

skills I learned as a Pi Kappa Phi: the people

skills you learn by running an organization,"

he says. "I attribute my success thus far to my

Pi Kappa Phi experience. I joined for leader­

ship opportunities, and that's what it gave me.

I am a firm believer in the Greek system."

Eta Epsilon chapter is certainly proud of

their esteemed brother. In a letter from on

behalf of the chapter, Scott Rosenbaum wrote,

"Just as he worked to make Pi Kappa Phi a

reality here on campus, we can be certain that

Brother James Rzepkowski will apply the same

devotion to building a better Maryland."

For now, Rzepkowski says that getting

through this legislative session is his first

priority, then he plans to run for reelection.

And after that?

"Well, I like that building across the street

(the Governor's Mansion). It would be a great

place to live! "

14 THE STAR & LAMP

Kentucky State Senator Denny Nunnelley

lthough las t fall marked Denny

unnelley's first bid for the Kentucky

state Senate, he is no stranger to public

life. Ever since he left Morehead State in 1974,

Denny unnelley has been in the public eye.

unnelley began serving the people of

Woodford Coun ty, Kentucky 20 years ago,

when he began working at the Sheriffs Depart­

ment, shortly after finishing college. In 1981 ,

he was elected Sheriff, an office he held until

being elected County Judge in 1985. unnelley

was reelected in 1989, then decided to take his

knowledge of county government to the state

level.

When the votes were tabulated in last fall's

election, unnelley had kept his wi nning record

intact. Despite all the electio ns he's faced over

the last 15 years, he has never lost.

unnelley serves Kentucky in the 30th

Senatorial District, consti tuted of six counties

and a portion of a seventh, and representing a

more than 100,000 people.

unnelley's primary goals are related to

how counties can work together to become

more efficient.

"I believe that the counti es should join

efforts on shared services," he says. "In the

past, there has not been enough push fo r loca l

governments to work together. Local govern­

ments are top-heavy in admi nistration. They

must join hands to become more effective,

tearing down the meaning of county bound-. " anes.

A former Archon of Delta Eta, unnelley

ranks several of his fraternity brothers as

among his best friends. "As a matter of fact," he

said, "I talked to two yesterday and o ne today."

Public life is also a natural fit for

unnelley. "I have always taken a stance and

been active," he says. "!love meeting people

and shaking hands."

Postscript: Do you or one of your alumni brothers hold a public office? Whether you've been appointed or elected, we'd like to hear about it.

Please send us your name, photo, resume -- includitrg your address and telephone number-- and we'll contact you for a follow-up feature story in an upcoming issue of the Star & Lamp.

"Fund-raising

during the year

achieved new

records of

participation,

both for funds

contributed and

number of

donors. The

Foundation

received

$964,686 in

contributions

from nearly

2,800 members

and friends -­

almost four times

the previous

record for

contributions!"

16 THE TAR & LAMP

Dear Brothers and Friends,

tis indeed a pleasure to write you as

Chairman of the Pi Kappa Ph i Founda­

tion. I am honored to serve with an

outstanding Board ofTrustees. Their

service to Pi Kappa Phi is substantial;

their contributions of time,

talent and money is of the highest

order.

Th is past year was a momen­

tous one for your Foundation. The

Foundation, with the participation

of the ational Council, orga nized

and conducted a fund-raising

program to honor CEO Durward

Owen upon his retirement after 35 years of

service. To date nearly $500,000 has been

donated or pledged to the Owen In itiative.

The outstanding Owen Retirement Dinner

and Fund-raising Roast was one of the most

memorable evenings in the 90-year history

of the Fraternity.

The Foundation awarded $500 scholar­

ships to 12 Pi Kapp Scholars last year, as well

as almost $20,000 in grants to deserving

students.

In addition, the Foundation made a

major contribution to the ongoing cost of

Pi Kappa Phi's Leadership Consultant program.

These five outstanding young men travel to our

140 chapters throughout the year. The Founda­

tion also supported the cost of Pi Kappa Phi's

premier leadership event, Pi Kapp College.

The Foundation assisted our chapter at

Georgia Tech (Iota) through a grant for the

Fu nd- raising during the yea r achi eved new

records of participatio n, both fo r funds

contributed and number of do no rs. The

Foundation received $964,686 in contribu­

tions from nea rl y 2,800 members and fri ends

during the year. This is almost fo ur times the

previo us reco rd fo r co ntributi o ns

received in any one yea r!

A majo r part of the to tal

invo lved th e co nveyance o f the

fo rm er chapter house and land

of Broo klyn Poly (Al pha Xi) . The

alu mni generously conveyed their

debt-free house to the Foundatio n

after the fraternity system at

Brooklyn Po ly had d issolved due to changing

demographi cs at th e in stituti o n . Proceeds fro m

the sa le will be used to establish a scho larship

fund fo r members of Alpha Xi and their fa milies.

We were saddened to accept th e res igna­

tion of Pau l Drake of Texas-Austin (Zeta Theta)

as a Trustee. Pau l served with distinctio n and

will be m issed. We were pleased to welcome

Trustees Kel ley Bergstrom, Stephen DePalma,

Pete Petit, and To m Carter.

I am proud to say that the Foundatio n is

now beginn ing to rea lize its po tenti a l. With

our corpus at $2.27 m illio n and growing, we

can see broad new areas of assista nce to our

membership. To our donors, tha nk you for

your continued support. Your contributions

allow us to he lp deservi ng students. To the

remainder of the membership, please co nsider

a tax-deductib le gift to the Fou ndati o n . It's an

investment that wi ll pay d ividends for yea rs to

construction and furnishing of educational come.

space in its new chapter house. An innovative Yours in Pi Kappa Ph i,

new program, the Umbrella Library Grant

Private Letter Ruling, allows the Foundation to .:zzz:-accept tax-deductible donations and to con­

sider grant proposals to fund educational space

in our chapter houses.

TRUSTEES

Kelley Bergstrom

Parker 'Pete' Petit

Stephen DePalma

Tom Carter

Kell ey Bergs trom is Pete Petit is Chairm an Steph en DePalma is a Tom Carter has

worked in the White

House, U.S. enate

and Department of

Defense. Currently,

he is a co nsultant to

several defense­

related companies on

national security

issues.

Pres ident and CEO of and CEO of Healthdyne, past ational Presi-

J.M .B. Properties Co. which he founded in dent of Pi Kappa Phi .

He received a bachelo r's

degree in accounting

a nd fin ance fro m

Iowa State (Alpha

Omicro n) . After

seiVing two years in

the Army, he achieved

an M.B.A. fro m Flo rida.

Active in na ti o nal

real es ta te o rga niza­

ti o ns, he is a fo rmer

ch airman and current

directo r of the

a tio nal Multi ­

Ho using Coun cil , and

is a Certified Pro perty

Ma nager of the

Institute of Real Estate

Management. He is

active in his loca l

co mmuni ty and

seiVes o n severa l

university boards,

including the Rea l

Es tate Advisory Board

of th e Coll ege of

Business Ad m inistra­

tio n.

1971. He is a lso Since 1991, he has

cofounder of the seiVed as CEO and

CytRx Corp . and Pres ident of Schaar,

seiVes o n the boards DePa lma & Ca nger

of Atl anti c o utheast Group Inc.

Airlines, Adva nced DePalm a has

Techno logy Develop- over 22 years of

ment Fund and the

Japan-Am erican

ociety of Geo rgia.

Petit received

bo th his bachelor's

and master's degrees

in m echani ca l engin­

eering from Georgia

Tech (I o ta) . He holds

an M.B.A. in fi nance

fro m Geo rgia State.

Petit seiVes on the

atio nal Council fo r

Medici ne at Em ory

a nd is o n the council

of the Emory-Georgia

Tech Biomedical

Techno logy Research

Center. He also i

Chai rman of the SID

Alliance.

experience in civi l

engi neeri ng a nd

p lanni ng, and has

seiVed as a mun icipal

and au thority engi­

neer for ma ny publi c

Carter received

h is bachelor's degree

from Memphis

(Gamma Delta) and

h is master's degree

from Georgetown.

He is a U.S. Air Force

ReseiVe Officer and

an airline pilot.

Formerly, he has

seiVed as Deputy

Assistant Secretary of

Defense, Assistant to

the Republican

Leader, Ajr Force Aide

agencies. to the President,

DePalma received Chief of Aircrew

his bachelor's degree Standardization and

from ew Jersey Evaluation, and

Institute ofTechnol- Executive Assistant to

ogy (Beta Alpha) and the Assistant Secretary

seiVes on its Board of of the Air Force.

Overseers. He also

seiVe on the boards

of Ronald McDonald

I louse, Visiti ng

ursing SeiVices of

Central jersey and

Monmouth College

chool of Business.

The mission of

the Pi Kappa Phi

Foundation

is to generate

ongmng Income

to support the

educational

programs of

Pi Kappa Phi

Fraternity. This

is accomplished

by accumulating

assets through

various fund­

raising programs

and endowments.

Our vision

is to assist our

members to

achieve superior

results in

personal

development,

academics,

service and

leadership skills.

PRI G 1995 17

Gateway Society The Gateway Society recognizes members who have made a planned gift to the Foundation. Planned gifts, such as bequests, trusts, life insurance policies or the gift of a home with lifetime occupancy, offer tax advantages to the donor and a chance to make a greater invest­ment than would be possible using cash.

18 THE STAR & LAMP

This year's donor roll takes on new appearance

o recognize our donors and to express

our appreciation for their philanthropy,

the Foundation publishes this Annual

Report. Included are all donations made in the

1994 calendar year.

This year, the donor roll takes

on a new appearance. First, to give

proper recognition to members

making large annual gifts, we have

highlighted their names in a

separate section, beginning at right.

These major donors -- the Distin­

guished Fellows, Foundation

Fellows and Fellows-- are the backbone of the

Foundation.

Second, we have added three new lifetime

giving clubs to recognize donors at the

$25,000, $50,000 and $100,000 levels. The

Charleston (Alpha) v' Julius Burges David Jaffee UC-Berkely (Gamma) r,/

eil Weatherall / South Carolina (Sigma) ' Jim Quinn / Davidson (Epsilon) v

Hugh Yelvenon Wofford (Zeta) / Jesse Crimm Emory (Eta) • Seale Hipp

orth Carolin~ (KaP.~~\ pt\ Stuan Hicks r I~ Georgia (Lambda) )ames Rodney Harris Frank Lane

Roanoke (JU) ./ Edward Bennett DanClow Ed Corson Durward Owen Tim Ribar James Turk Allen Woody / Purdue (Omega) ' Paul Swafford / Mercer (Alpha Alpha) / Roben L. Bennett

/ Florida (Alpha Epsilon) 1

Sydney Herlong Ben Luer Mike O'Donnell Oregon State (Alpha Zeta) James Marsh

James Lester David Vawter Phil Tappy Auburn (Alpha Iota) ,/

need to establish these givi ng dubs is indicative

of the growing support given the Foundation.

Final ly, we have organ ized our do nors by

chapters rather than giving clubs, allowing you

to easily scan all the contributors from your

chapter. After each name, a "C#" appears to

indicate the giving level (see giving cl ub key).

The number in parenthes is indicates the

number of consecutive givi ng years.

We hope th is new reporti ng format

provides for a more readab le repo rt whil e

giving you a quick grasp of the giving patte rns

of the Fratern ity. In all , 1994 was an extraordi ­

nary year for philanthropy. Future generat io ns

of the Fraternity will benefit because of your

generosity.

Fraterna ll y,

~~<:;L~J~ Ted Scharfenstein

Executive Vice President

/

.J.I.T. (Beta Alpha) •· Montevallo / Stephen DePalma (Gamma Omega) " James Krucher Jeffery McGhee

ri them Appalachian State (Beta Beta) (Delta Zeta) ../ ~, t>t /fM An Quickenton

Louisville (Beta Gamma) • U.N.C.-Charlotte (Delta Ron Krebs Lambda) v Warren Robb Christopher Cannon Florida State (Beta Eta) . / Bill Jackson Christopher New Bowling Green (Delta Virginia (Beta Upsilon) ./ Sigma) ,._/ Walter Brinkman Ken Kaiser

1

Glenn Dickson Texas-Arlington (Delta Psi)v ' George Shipp Mark Jacobs Georgia Southern (Gamma

/ Kappa) v Glenn Aspinwall Wayne Buffington LaGrange (Gamma u) /

U.N.C.-Greensboro/ (Epsilon Iota) ' s

David Tidmore Earl Layman Alabama (Omicron) / Michigan (Alpha Kappa) l/

Ron deValinger Georgia Southwestern (Gamma JU) ./

Texas e Omega) '

Harry Caldwell Mark Perrin Travis Julian Brooklyn Poly (Alpha JU) "

--.~ Washington & Lee (Rho) . ~George Carleton

ward Leake ---r---- • Iowa State ~

Illinois (Upsilon) (Alpha Omicron) \./ Gunnar Schalin Frank Parrish

Bill Finney Michael Hall South Alabam/ (Gamma Phi) Frank Havard

Timothy Haen / IUPUI (Zeta Psi) v Michael F. Gorski

(Distinguished Fellows \ ($ 1,000 and up in '94)

Charleston (Alpha) John Hassell South Carolina (Sigma) Jerry Brewer Georgia Tech (Iota) Al len Morris Garry Pritchett Charles Simons North Carolina (Kappa) Stuan Hicks Otis McCollum Roanoke (Xi) Nicholas Boccella Roy Pollard Vic Thacker jim Turk Allen Woody Dudley Woody Alabama (Omicron) I larry Caldwell Emmett Dendy Nathan Hightower Lonnie Strickland

Foundatio~

Fellows ($500 to $999 in '94)

Charleston (Alpha) Julius Burges Bernie Jones Davidson (Epsilon) I larry Hendrick Georgia Tech (Iota) Parker Petit North Carolina (Kappa) Thomas Sayre Georgia (Lambda) Leroy Langston Phil Tappy Duke (Mu) Ernest DeLaney Bill Fuqua Roanoke (Xi) Ed Bennett Ed orson Raphael Ferris Weldon Lawrence Mason Miller Munsey Moore Durward Owen Rob Stephenson

harles Stults David Tanis Jason Umberger

Washington & Lee (Rho) ll oward Leake ~Letson (Chi) Bruce Rogers C m ell (Psi ) William Thome Purdue (Omega) David Lane Paul Swafford amford (Alpha Eta)

jim Daley Auburn (Alpha Iota) Ernest Johnson Iowa State (Alpha Omicron) Kelley Bergstrom Eldred (Jarman Frank Parrish Drexel (Alpha Up ilon) Jack Casper Indiana (Alpha Psi) Phi l Summers N.).I.T. (Beta Alpha)

teve DePalma Florida Southern (Beta Beta) Ted charfenstei n Georgia State (Beta Kappa) Ken Cribbs

Alabama (Omicron) Austin Brannan Georgia (Lambda) Walter Pickens N.C. State (Tau) Bob Cline Stetson (Chi) Pat Figley Cornell (Psi ) Thomas Bennett John Kirk Purdue (Omega) Greg Linder Florida (Alpha Epsilon ) Pete Barr Dick Banlett David Henn Bob Paterno Auburn (Alpha Io ta)

harles Cavin Frank Il awthome Tennessee (Alpha Sigma) Barney Tucker Rensselaer (Alpha Tau) Cordon Wright I.I.T. (Alpha Phi) Kenneth Peterson Fred Widlak N.J.I.T. (Beta Alpha) John Lee Louisville (Beta Gamma) Ron Krebs

Houston (Beta u) Richard Viguerie East Carolina (Beta Phi) Clay Edmonds Memphis (Gamma Delta) Tom Caner Appalachian State (Delta Zeta) Greg Ball Queens (Eta Zeta)

tewan Blake

Widows of Members Mrs. George Sheetz

Friends of the Fratem ity Gamma Kappa Housing Corporation Zeta P i Fraternity Shirley Hardee Psi Sigma I lousing Corporation

Contributing Chapters N.).I.T. (Beta Alpha)

Missouri (Beta Epsilon) Jay Stucke) Livingston (Gamma AI~) joe Alexander LaGrange (Gamma u) Ron deValinger Georgia Southwestern (Gamma Xi) Bill Finney South Alabama (Gamma Phi) Frank Havard Montevallo (Gamma Omega) Jim Beal Northeast Missouri (Delta Delta) john Andrews Appalachian State (Delta Zeta) An Quickenton Bradley (Epsilon Mu) Jeff Luebker

Friends of the Fraternity Delta Zeta Alumni Assoc. Alpha Theta Building Corp. Phi Kappa Tau Foundation

Contributing Chapters Washington (Alpha Delta) Indiana (Alpha Psi) East Texas State (Beta Chi) IUP (Zeta Iota)

Top I 0 giving chapters in 1994 Chapter $

Georgia Tech (Iota) 48,192

Roanoke (Xi) 31,541

Alabama (Omicron) 18,085

Samford (Alpha Eta) 16,370

Purdue (Omega) 10,745

Florida (Alpha Epsilon) 9,670

Iowa State (Alpha Omicron) 9,232

orth Carolina (Kappa) 9,230

Drexel (Alpha Upsilon) 9,030

Auburn (Alpha Iota) 7,205

Fellows ($ 1 00 to $499 in '94)

Charleston (Alpha) Cary Cattenon

t.e.ve..Coker Tim Dangerfield Jack lluguley David Jaffee Earle jennings Glenn McConnell Terry "!oore Larry Powers Chip Voomeveld Ernest Zinkowski Presbyterian (Beta) Gus Adams Dave Aucremann Cliff Goodwin Clint Massey An Maxwell Sam McGregor Hack Mixson U .. -Berkeley (Gamma) Dick Cornish Jack Downer George Canz Bernie Magoon Sterling orgard James eiler Charles Vannice Furman (Delta) David Ullman

South Carolina ( igma) Joel Borellis William Fincher qoug ,\1arble Jimmy Parler Ben Pooser Dan Reynolds David Rhodes Davidson (Epsilon) Hooper Alexander Ken Clary Hugh Yelvenon Wofford (Zeta) Aylene Evan Jack Kaplan Chip tockman Boyce Woolbright Emory (Eta) Joe Cannon Ted Giles Seale Hipp Jerome Westbrook John Wil on Georgia Tech (Iota) David Baker James Dewberry Vernon Hutchens Don Johmton Perk Perkins John Puckett Stan Robens Bruce VanDerhoof

Continued on page 20

PRJ C 1995 19

Fellows Cont.

($ 100 to $499 in '94)

orth Carolina (Kappa) Phil Ameen Jack Bayliss Steven Briganti Doug Dodson Ricky Goodson Benji Guion Richard Holzworth Keith Rollins Wayne Scott Georgia (Lambda) Gibson Hull Herbert Ingram Bob Knox Ward Lang Jimmy Martin Fred Thomas James Wilson Duke (Mu) George Benda Jerry Bernstein William Blackwelder Bill Dodson Edwin Jones Steve Lindberg Heath Marcus William Sasser Robert Summers Frank Wrenn Ill

ebraska (Nu) Jim Guretzky George Spatz Roanoke (Xi) Fred Altimore David Barnes Michael Bast Rob Benninghove Robert Bonney Lewis Borsellino Peter Brock Clarence Caldwell Paul Caldwell Walker Carter Mark Edgell

ick Fairbanks James Fleshman Henry Fowler Charles Freeman Teddy Garman Ken Garren Whit Graveley Rob Gray Jeff Grimm Roy Jamerson Don Kerr Seibert Lavinder Phil Malouf Ray Markham Bill Martin David McCourt

20 THE STAR & LAMP

Roanoke (cont.) Rick Milan Bill Miller Dean Miller Thomas Moore Al elson Dick ewman Dan O'Flaherty Cam Ogilvie Joseph Payne Don Potter Tim Ribar Rich Ruby Tod Senne Carl Sherertz Paul Sims Mike Smythe John Stafford Kevin Steele Jim Stump John Styron Bob Thomas Tim Via joe VonCulin Jack Wade MarkWood Alabama (Omicron ) David Adams George Barker Ed Caldwell Gene Cartledge joe Cassady Richard Cowart John Greaves Doston Gurganus Bob Inman Travis Julian Joe Lee Gary Limmroth Benjamin Mathis Mack Matthews Al McLeod Oscar Pardue Cyrus Steed Bill Taylor Washington & Lee (Rho) Dick Anderson Frederick Landrigan Jock Wallace

.C. State (Tau) Fred Collins Jay Deyton Robert Lamphier Marc McConnaughey Wallace Reams Illi no is (Upsi lo n ) Skip Fowler Bill Haselwood Glen Hesler Lisle Menzimer Greg Provencher Gunnar Schalin John Schubert Brook Silvestri Wally Wahlfeldt

Stetson (Chi) Tom Deen Mark Hollis Arthur Morris James Rutan John Snellings l. Southward Herman Turner Cornell (Psi ) Dave Dietzen George Heinrich Bill ewell Alex Sherer Lawrence Thayer Bob Wilcox W. John Zygmunt Purdue (Omega) Bernie Breen Dave Carder Jonathan Crist George Fassnacht Wally Goffeney Charles Hall Rik Hill Thomas Jennings Allan Larson Floyd McDonald Walter orrington Sonny O'Drobinak Rob Parsons Bill wager Mike Tyrrell Mercer (Alpha Alpha) Robert Bennett Ledford Carter Oklahoma (Alpha Gamma) Clarke Dunnington Joe Haines Bob Holly Thornton Huddle Gary Miller Jay Morris Wash ington (Al pha Delta ) Bob Bux Evan Erickson Jon Foster Charlie Jaramillo Chris Orr Florida (Alpha Epsilon) Gary Anderson David Charland Em Cobb Geary Cotton George Coulter Steve Duncan Tom Fitzgerald Mark French Harry Fry John Gornto Hugh Gower Jim Grady Hubert Graves Robert Halcrow Byron Herlong

Top I 0 giving states in 1994

/ State

Georgia

Virginia

Florida

orth Carolin a

AJabama

New York

ew Jersey

South Ca ro lina

California

Indiana

Flo rida (cont.) Alfredo Hernandez Richard Hill Frank Holley Charles Hudspeth Elliott James Gary Leonard Bert Luer Mike O'Donnell Ben Overton Howard Pettengill Thomas Simpson MarkTimmes Oregon State (Alpha Zeta) John Bollman Bob Elfers Kurt Engelstad Chuck Hartsough Harry Kallander Donald Knight Fred Raw Jack Reviglio Edward Shimojima Jack Steward Dave Vawter Samford (Al pha Eta) Bill Ford Jerry Matthews Matt Snow

$

51,413

37, 859

35,168

26,730

25,183

15,353

12,326

12,131

11,701

10,575

Mid1igan Sta te (Alpha Theta ) Ken Adams Henry Anderson Wi ll iam Cleary Bill Holler Edward Lynch Angus Morse Den nis Yanachik Jack Zimmerman Auburn (Alpha Io ta) Marshal Caley Moyer Harris Ed Henderson David Long Alex Maddox Sam Pate Larry Pharo Joel Radman Red Russell Kenneth Wi lkins Warren Wi ll iams Michigan (Alpha Kappa) Carl Bracy Hugh Hotchkiss Mark Perrin Penn State (Alpha Mu) Kevin Murphy Mike Trull Ohio State (Alpha Nu) Corwin 1-lablitzel Carl Stickel Edwin Stickel

Fellows Cont.

($ 100 to $499 in '94)

Brooklyn Poly (Alpha JG) Hank Backofen Richard Brady George Carleton Walter Eisele Joseph Flaheny Henry Gartner Henry Meyer Jack Molinelli Pau l Schwanentlugel Albert Steele Iowa State (Alpha Omicron) John Brockmann Bob Brown Mark Hughes Bert Lattan Emerson Linney Warren Madden Jim Moon Wayne Moore Frank Parrish Bill Ri ckert Tom Toll West Virginia (Alpha Rho) Alex Adair Viaor Folio Tennessee (Alpha Sigma) Howard Baker Barry Ceci l Bob Gibson Randy Mims Jim Snow Rensselaer (Alpha Tau) Jim Bernstein Richard Bouchard David Dobson Cedric Dustin Robert Fuchs Dennis Gormley Robert Hawkins Steve Kaitz Robert Lyons Frank Popp Thomas Richmond Richard Surprenant Bob Wambach Drexel (Alpha Upsilon) Tom Block Martin Burrows Barry Campbell James Haislip Alan llenderson Albert Lord John Riuenhouse Keith Sheppard Bill Shute

l.l.T. (Alpha Phi) John Humiston Frank Janik Martin Kotsch Russ Millman John Sachs Edwi n Searl Burton Seiwell Douglass Snyder Miami (Alpha Chi) Frank Kearns Indiana (Alpha Psi) Steve Boone Rod Gu nning Tim Mercer Steve Sanders T.J. Sullivan Ross Wingler N.).l.T. (Beta Alpha) Robert Garvey Jim Krucher Joseph Manfredi Michael Merdinger Edmund Mooney George ewcombe Pugliesi Pugliesi Jim Tomasini Don VanHouten Florida Southern (Beta Beta) Gary Baker Carl Koch Dave Robertson Louisville (Beta Gamma) Gai l Elliott Warren Robb Drake (Beta Delta) Rob Cione Jim Hornbrook Missouri (Beta Epsilon) Mike Hinds Florida State (Beta Eta) Paul Aase Warren Harper Emmett Johnson Mike Loy Buz McCall Lee ichols Lewis Symmes Toledo (Beta Iota) Darryl McEwen Lance Talmage Georgia State (Beta Kappa) John Whitley Tampa (Beta Lambda) Austin Curry Joe Martineau Dick Swirbul Guy Walton McNee e (Beta Mu) Wilfred Bourne R.B. Smith David Stacy

Central Michigan (Beta JG) Donald Perry Valdosta State (Beta Tau) Tom Limoli Ted Nelson Jonathan Scott Virginia (Beta Upsilon) Bill Couper Gene Davis Glenn Dickson Leroy Hamlett Russ lluber Dan Kimball Shep Moore Fred Riggins Don Slesnick ).B. Yount East Carolina (Beta Phi) S.T. Hicks East Texas State (Beta Chi) Ken Park John Witt East Tennessee State (Beta Omega) Edward Bowers Byron Brown Russ Palmer Livingston (Gamma Alpha) llal Bloom Old Dominion (Gamma Beta) Chuck Brady Matthew Parker Lou Rid1ard Dave Simas Tim Willis Troy State (Gamma Gamma) Steve Shamburger Memphis (Gamma Delta) Richard Franklin Philip Wood Western Carolina (Gamma Epsilon) MarvCope Charles Sutton West Virginia Tech (Gamma Zeta) Denny Maffessanti U. .C.-Wilmington (Gamma Theta) Billllarrell Georgia Southern (Gamma Kappa) Glenn Aspinwall Roland Berry Wayne Buffington Tom Camp Lee Davis Martin esmith )oeOdom Steve Rawlins Michael Register Larry Ray Smith Rick Walden

Belmont Abbey (Gamma Mu) John Farrell LaGrange (Gamma u) Mike Rothschild Georgia Southwestern (Gamma JG) Richard Folger George Pritchard Mark Todd Lander (Gamma Rho) Chuck Watson Oklahoma State (Gamma Upsilon) Barry Howell Gilbert Sanders South Alabama (Gamma Phi) Lawrence Davis Jacksonville (Gamma Chi) Paul Stynchcomb Montevallo (Gamma Omega) Dave Wigginton Virginia Tech (Delta Alpha) Steve Johnson

orth Georgia (Delta Beta) Ron Alexander Mark Brannen Tom Persia Benjamin Singer Andy Smith

ortheast Missouri (Delta Delta) Chuck Barnard Jacksonville (Delta Epsilon) Randy Owen Appalachian State (Delta Zeta) Doug Bush Mark Christopher Gregory Honeycutt Ward orris David Vaughn Pembroke (Delta Kappa) Ollie Canaday U. .C.-Charlotte (Delta Lambda) Chris Cannon Bill Jackson Gary Knox Bo Proaor

orth Alabama (Delta JG) Larry Guess Wright State (Delta Pi) Bruce Rockwell Dan trawn Bowling Green (Delta igma) Ken Kaiser

Continued on page 22

Top I 0 chapters by amount given by first-time donors Chapter

Roanoke (Xi)

Queens (Eta Zeta)

Cornell (Psi)

$

4,135

2,300

1,100

.J .l.T. (Beta Alpha)

Purdue (Omega)

906

836

765

375

375

320

320

320

Florida State (Beta Eta)

Duke (Mu)

N.C. State (Tau)

Washington (Alpha Delta)

Virginia (Beta Upsilon)

Alabama (Omicron)

PRl G I 995 21

Owen Initiative 'most successful' campaign ever oundation Chairman Lonnie Strickland

calls the Owen Initiative -- named for

retired CEO Durward, Roanoke (Xi) --

"the most successful capital fund-raising

program in the history of Pi Kappa Phi. " ,----_..--...-

The Owen Initiative, which has

Fellows Cont.

($ 100 to $499 in '94) James Madison (Delta Tau) Mark Callis Thomas Lyles Pittsburgh (Delta Upsilon) Ryan Fischer Kansas State (Delta Chi) Brent Grauberger Jeff Meister Texas-Arlington (Delta Psi) Billy Jacobs Mark Jacobs Steven Kosta Texas A&M (Delta Omega) Jason Dodd Elon (Epsilon Alpha) Gerald Hollan Barry Simmons Grand Valley State (Epsilon Beta) Ted Lukomski Longwood (Epsilon Gamma) Brad Pomp Clinch Valley (Epsilon Epsilon) Mike Donathan Central Arkansas (Epsilon Zeta) John Bearden Winthrop (Epsilon Eta) Joel Byars

22 THE STAR & LA 1P

raised over $500,000 to date in

pledges and contributions, is a way

for appreciative members and

friends to show their respect for

Durward Owen's accomplishments

during his 35 years at the helm of

Pi Kappa Phi .

The net proceeds from the fund-raising

effort will be placed in the corpus the Founda-

U. .C.-Greensboro (Epsilon Iota) Scott Twiford Southern Tech (Epsilon Kappa) Jay Barrow Bradley (Epsilon Mu) JamesAiu Gregory Cors Jason McDowell Tim Sumner SAC State (Epsilon Nu) Bob Langbein Jayson Louie Stuan Volker LaSalle (Epsilon Xi) John Gable Villanova (Epsilon Omicron) Joe Brady Virginia Commonwealth (Epsilon Pi) Mike Valentine Lenoir-Rhyne (Epsilon Rho) Mark Mullane St. Joseph's (Epsilon Tau) Vince Thompson Georgia College (Epsilon Upsilon) Lee Langley Roger mith Texas Tech (Epsilon Omega) Drew Hudel Bob Welsh

orth Dakota (Zeta Gamma) Mark Adams Mike Monson Michael Welvaen George Mason (Zeta Epsilon) Alan Duesterhaus Michael ocha Texas-Austin (Zeta Theta) Paul Drake Tracy Maddux Cal. State- orthridge (Zeta Mu) James Benson Averett (Zeta Xi) Roben Gordon Colorado State (Zeta Phi) Stephen Feld IUPUI (Zeta Psi) Lance Burnside Colorado-Boulder (Eta Gamma) Bret Heidemann Maryland (Eta Epsilon) Ross Knoblauch U.C.-Irvine (Eta Eta) Jim enechal

Other Fraternitie igma Alpha Mu

Delta Chi Delta Sigma Phi

tion and the income will be used to help fund

the Fraternity's innovative education program,

the Journey. The Journey is the centerpiece of

Pi Kappa Phi's effort to help build better men.

The educational tracks will dea l with scholar­

ship, values and service during the member's

freshman year. During the sophomore and

junior year, the focus will be on leadersh ip and

personal development, and seniors wi ll

concentrate on career and life planning.

These are bold new initiatives to challenge

and inspire the individual member, the

chapter, and the entire national Fratern ity.

The Journey will be unveiled in August at

Pi Kapp College at the College of Charleston.

Widows of Members Kathryn Deimler Mrs. George Grant Mrs. Kieffer Betty Lowell Helen Ring Ester Young

Friends of the Fraternity Howard Alter Frederick Brown Alpha Omicron Build . Corp. Michael Carroll Coverdell Company Harris Publishing Co. Scott Finney Alison Gallagher Mitzi George James Greer Terry llarper

ed Kirklin William Light Eric Linderberg William Luer Gregory McElroy Regina Moody Leslie Paliyenko Kathleen Randall Iverson Riddle Ralph Rumsey Brian mith Jim Spivey Eileen tevens Charles Warner

Contributi ng Chapters Alabama (Omicron) Washington & Lee (Rho) Auburn (Alpha Iota) Tennessee (Alpha Sigma) Troy State (Gamma Gamma) Morehead (Delta Eta) Appalachian tate (Delta Zeta) Lenoir-Rhyne (Epsi lon Rho) Concord (Eta Alpha) Colorado-Boulder (Eta Gamma)

Owen Initiative 1994 contributors

Charleston (Alpha) julius Burges Jim Edwards Joh n Hassell Jack Huguley David Jaffee Ea rle Jenning Bernie Jones Larry Powers Chip Voorneveld Ernest Zinkowski Presbyterian (Beta) Dave Aucremann Cliff Goodwin Hack Mixson U.C.-Berkeley (Gamma) Bernie Magoon Sterling orgard James Sei ler

harles Vannice South arolina (Sigma) joel Borellis Jerry Brewer William Fincher Doug Marble Jimmy Parler Wright Paulk Walter Pickens David Rhodes Davidson (Epsilon) ll ooper Alexander Ken Clary Jesse Fisher I larry llendrick llugh Yelvenon Wofford (Zeta) Jack Kaplan James Pease Emory (Eta) Ted Giles Seale llipp Ken Kiehl John Wilson Georgia Tech (Iota) David Baker Mike Combs )ames Dewberry Alan lmm Bruce Jewett Don Johnston Parker Petit Garry Pritchett George Roue

onh Carolina (Kappa) Jack Bayliss Lou Bunte Benji Guion tuan Hicks

Otis McCollum Keith Rollins Thoma Sayre Winton Wilks Georgia (Lambda) Jim Harp Leroy Langston Sam Slade James Wilson Raben Wilson Duke (Mu) George Benda Dennis Curry Ernest DeLaney Bill Dodson Bill Fuqua Edwin Jones Heath Marcu Warren Pope Frank Wrenn Ill

ebraska ( u) Jim Guretzky George patz Roanoke (JG) Fred Altimore Raben Barber David Barnes Michael Bast Steve Bast Eric Becker Ed Bennett Rob Benninghove

ichola Boccella Raben Bonney Lewis Borsellino Peter Brock Clarence Caldwell Paul Caldwell Walker Caner William Clark Ed Corson Steven Craighead Paul Dotson Michael Dowdy Mark Edgell

ick Fairbanks Raphael ferris Jason Fields James rleshman Henry fowler Charles I recman Teddy Garman Ken Garren tanley Gla ofer

Whit ravell')' Rob Gray Jeff Grimm Ron llamilton Paul Henkel

Roakoke (cont.) Roy Jamerson Alexander jordan Don Kerr Rich Klare eiben Lavinder

Weldon Lawrence Phil Malouf Ray Markham Bill Martin David McCoun Andrew McKnight Rick Milan Bill Miller Dean Miller Mason Miller Ed Moore Munsey Moore Thomas Moore Lou Mullineaux AI elson Dick ewman Raben icolson Cam Ogilvie Johnny Osborne Durward Owen Roy Pollard Don Potter Jerry Quinn

tephen Ragsdale James Reynolds Tim Ribar Thomas Robenson Rich Ruby Tod Senne Carl Sherertz Virgil Shutze Paul ims Richard lavich Mike Smythe William pears John tafford Kevin Steele Rob Stephenson Bailey tortz Charles Stults Jim tump John tyron David Tanis Vic Thacker Bob Thomas Jim Turk Jason Umberger David Vecellio Tim Via Jack Wade Allen Woody Dudley Woody Alabama (Omicron) Charlie Beard

ustin Brannan Ed Caldwell Harry Caldwell Joe Cassady

Alabama (cont.) Emmett Dendy John Greaves Nathan Hightower Bob Inman Travis Julian Mack Manhews AI 1cLeod Bill chroeder Lonnie Strickland Bill Sutton Ed Turner Washington & Lee (Rho) Dick Anderson Howard Leake N.C. State (Tau) Jay Deyton Raben Lamphier Illinois (Upsilon) Glen Hesler Greg Provencher Gunnar chalin Wally Wahlfeldt Stetson (Chi) Pat Figley Stan Gryskiewicz Mark I Ioiiis Jay Landers Bruce Rogers James Rutan Bernie Sloan John nellings Cornell (Psi) Thomas Bennett Dave Dietzen John Kirk Bill Matthews Bill ewell Alex herer Bob Wilcox Purdue (Omega) George Fassnacht David Lane Greg Linder Sonny O'Drobinak Mercer (Alpha Alpha) Raben Bennett Ledford Caner Oklahoma (Alpha Gamma) Jay Morris Washington (Alpha Delta) Evan Erickson Jon Foster Chri Orr Florida (Alpha Epsilon) Pete Barr David Charland Em obb George Coulter Harry Fry Raben Halcrow David Henn Byron Herlong Charles Hudspeth

Florida (cont.) Gary Leonard Ben Luer 1ike O'Donnell

Ben Ovenon Bob Paterno Thomas impson Mark limmes Oregon tate (Alpha Zeta) Jack Austin John Bollman Kun Engelstad Jack Reviglio Jack teward Dave awter Samford (Alpha Eta) Bill Ford Jerry MatthC\' 1att now

Michigan tate (Alpha Theta) Bill Holler Auburn (Alpha Iota) Ralph Fo ter Charle Gavin Moyer Harris frank Hawthorne Erne t Johnson David Long Larry Pharo Red Ru sell Kenneth Wilkins Michigan (Alpha Kappa) Carl Bracy Ralph Daniel on Mark Perrin Penn tate (Alpha Mu) Harold Gedney Kevin Murphy Ohio State (Alpha. 'u) Com;n Hablitzel Edwin tickel Brooklyn Poly (Alpha JG) Richard Brady George Carleton Henry Canner Hank Le.'leur Henry Meyer Alben teele Iowa tate (Alpha Omicron) Keith Bader Kelley Bergstrom Eldred Harman Ken Hook Ray Knaggs Emerson l.mner \\'arren \ladden )im .... toon Wayne . toore Paul .\tuller William .' hanic ~·

Contirwed on p.1ge 24

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Owen Initiative Continued

Iowa State (cont.) Frank Parrish Tom Tott Tennessee (Alpha Sigma) Howard Baker Barry Cecil Jim Snow Alfred Southerland Barney Tucker Rensselaer (Alpha Tau) Robert Fuchs Drexel (Alpha Upsilon) Tom Block Keith Sheppard Dick Sullivan I.I.T. (Alpha Phi) Kenneth Peterson Burton Seiwell Douglass nyder Indiana (Alpha Psi) Steve Boone Steve Sanders T.J. Sullivan Phil Summers Ross Wingler

.J.I.T. (Beta Alpha) Steve DePalma Ronald Hanson Jim Krucher John Lee Louis Miceli John Pugliesi Florida Southern (Beta Beta) Gary Baker Carl Koch Dave Robenson Ted Scharfenstein Drake (Beta Delta) Rob Cione Missouri (Beta Epsilon) Mike Hinds Jay Stucke! Florida State (Beta Eta) Paul Aase Warren Harper Mike Loy Lee ichols Frank Ryll Georgia State (Beta Kappa) Ken Cribbs John Whitley Tampa (Beta Lambda) Austin Curry Phil Prescott McNeese (Beta Mu) R.B. Smith

24 THE STAR & LAMP

Houston (Beta u) Richard Viguerie Valdosta State (Beta Tau) Ted Nelson Jonathan Scot t Virginia (Beta Upsi lon) John Baber Glenn Dickson Leroy Hamlett Dan Kimball Don Iesnick }.B. Yount East Carolina (Beta Phi) Clay Ed monds Scott Smi th East Tennessee State (Beta Omega) Edward Bowers Livingston (Gamma Alpha) Joe Alexander Old Dominion (Gamma Beta) Sam Bryant Dave Simas Joe VanCleve Memphis (Gamma Delta) Tom Caner Jimmy Wallin Western Carolina (Gamma Epsilon) MaiVCope Charles uuon U. .C.-Wilmington (Gamma Theta) Bill Harrell Georgia Southern (Gamma Kappa) Glenn Aspinwall Roland Berry Tom Camp Missouri-Rolla (Gamma Lambda) Paul Scherrer LaGrange (Gamma u) Mike Rothschild Ron deValinger Georgia Southwestern (Gamma Xi) Bill Finney George Pritchard Lander (Gamma Rho) Chuck Watson Oklahoma State (Gamma Upsilon) Barry Howell South Alabama (Gamma Phi) Frank Havard Hugh Tomlin Jacksonville (Gamma Chi) Paul Stynchcomb Montevallo (Gamma Omega) Jim Beal Dave Wigginton

orth Georgia (Delta Beta) Tom Persia

ortheast Missouri (Delta Delta) John Andrews Chuck Barnard Jacksonville State (Delta Epsilon) Clyde McSpadden Randy Owen Appalachian State (Delta Zeta) Greg Ball Mark Ch ristopher Bill Maycock An Quickenton Luther Snyder David Vaughn Pembroke (Delta Kappa) Ollie Canaday U. .C.-Charlotte (Delta Lambda) Bob Bollinger Bill jackson Bo Proctor Western Kentucky (Delta Nu) Thomas Sabetta Wright State (Delta Pi) Dan Strawn Bowling Green (Delta Sigma) Ken Kaiser Pittsburgh (Delta Upsi lon) Ryan Fischer Kansas State (Delta Chi) Jeff Meister Texas-Arlington (Delta Psi) Billy Jacobs Keith Whiu Texas A&M (Delta Omega) Jason Dodd Central Arkansas (Epsilon Zeta) James Barker John Bearden Southern Tech (Epsilon Kappa) Jay Barrow Bradley (Epsilon Mu) Jeff Luebker Jason McDowell Tim Sumner SAC State (Epsi lon u) Bob Langbein Todd Rehfuss Stuart Volker LaSalle (Epsilon Xi) John Gable Villanova (Epsilon Omicron) Joe Brady Patrick Brala

Virginia Commonwealth (Epsilon Pi) Mike Valentine Georgia Co llege (Epsilon Upsilon) Lee Langley Roger Smi th Texas Tech (Epsilon Omega) Drew Hudel Bob Welsh

orth Dakota (Zeta Gamma) Mark Adams George Mason (Zeta Epsilon) Alan Duesterhaus Michael Socha Texas-Austin (Zeta Theta) Paul Drake Tracy Maddux Cal. Sta te- orthridge (Zeta Mu) James Benson Averett (Zeta Xi) Robert Gordon Colorado-Boulder (Eta Gamma) Bret Heidemann Queens (Eta Zeta) Stewart Blake

Other Fraternities Sigma Alpha Mu Delta Chi Delta Sigma Phi

Widows of Members Betty Cruzen Kathryn Deimler Mrs. George Grant Anne }eiVey Betty Lowell Eleanor Metcalfe Mrs. George Sheetz Ester Young

Friends of the Fraternity Howard Alter E. Jayne Anderson Frederick Brown Alpha Omicron Bui lding Corp. Alpha Theta Building Corp. Michael Carroll Wayne Colvin Coverdell Company Ilarris Publishing Company, Inc. Gamma Kappa Housing Corporation Scott Finney Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Zeta Psi Fraternity Mitzi George

Friends (cont.) Ga il Glasser John Green James Greer Terry Harper Sonia lmmasche Phi l Josephson

ed Kirklin William Light Eric Linderberg Wi lliam Luer Mindy MacNeil Kenneth Maddox Gregory McElroy Rid1ard McKa ig Regina Moody Susan Mu nson George Owen Leslie Paliyenko Craig Peterson Kathleen Randa ll Iverson Riddle Ralph Rumsey Sally Schafer Tom Schneider Brian Smith jim Spivey Ei I een Levens Shelley Sutl1erland James Vredenburgh Charles Warner Gayle Webb David Westo l Auburn University

Contributing Chapters Roanoke (Xi) Alabama (Omicron) Washingto n & Lee (Rho) Auburn (Alpha Io ta) Tennessee (Alpha Sigma) Indiana (Alpha Psi) Virginia (Beta Upsilon) Troy State (Gamma Gamma) West Virginia Tech (Gamma Zeta) Virginia Tech (Delta Alpha) Morehead (Delta Eta) Radford (Delta Phi) James Madison (Delta Tau) Appalachian State (Delta Zeta) Longwood (Epsilon Gamma) Clinch Valley (Epsilon Epsi lo n) Lenoir-Rhyne (Epsi lon Rho) George Mason (Zeta Epsi lo n) Averett (Zeta Xi) Concord (Eta Alpha) Christopher Newport (Eta Io ta)

Nu Phi Society '94 The modern-da y Nu Phi Society began in 1983 as the brain-child of then Nationa l President Lonnie Strickland. Since the Alpha Banquet, which was attended by 23 members, Nu Plri has grow11 to over 100 loyal members who meet at each Supreme Chapter.

To joi11 Nu Phi, a member 11111 t /ra ve attended fi ve Supreme Chapters, paid an

initiatio11 fee of $150, a11d annual dues of $5 a yea r for eaclr year of his membership in tire Fratenrit y.

Giving club joined by 300 student members

ince 1990, over 300 students have

joined the ational President's

Circle, which is open to any student

who has attended a national leadership event

and been elected to a chapter office.

Students pay $15 annua lly

as Circl e members and comm it to

contribute to the Foundation at

least $50 each year after gradua­

tion. As alumni, Circle members

will play an important role in

administering the Journey for

our student members.

Past ationa l President Stephen

DePa lma, founder of the club, said: "The

President's ircle members' willingness to

serve beyond graduation will mean a great

deal as we seek to build a better Pi Kappa Phi ."

Cha rl eston (Alpha) Ju lius Burges Joh n ll assell Glenn McConnell South Caro lina (Sigma) Jeny Brewer Walter Pickens Emory ( Eta ) John Wilson Georgia Tech {Iota) Gany Pritchett

o rth a ro lina (Kappa) Stuart I licks Otis McCollum TI1omas ayre Georgia {Lambda) Phil Tappy Duke (Mu) Bill Fuqua Roanoke (Xi) Ed Bennett Dunvard Owen Tim Ribar Jim Turk Alabama {Omi cron) Harry Caldwell

athan ll ightower Travis Julian Lonnie Strickland

Washington & Lee {Rho) Dick Anderson Howard Leake Illinois {Upsilon) Gunnar Schalin Cornell (Psi) John Kirk Bill ewell Purdue {Omega) David Lane Florida {Alpha Epsi lon) MarkTimmes Oregon State (Alpha Zeta ) jack Steward Dave Vawter Auburn {Alpha Io ta) Frank llawthorne Ernest Johnson David Long Iowa State {Alpha Omicron ) Kelley Bergstrom Frank Parrish Drexel (Alpha Upsi lon ) Keith Sheppard Indiana {Alpha Psi) Phil Summers

President's Circle '94

Charlesto n {Alpha) Derald McMillan Presbyterian (Beta) Tyler Binney David Dixon Dave Grieve

Furman {Delta ) Brady Gil ben Georgia Tech {Io ta) Ron Bergeron Clay Pumphrey Georgia {Lambda) Brian Crow

ebraska ( u) Alex Barbieri Alabama (Omicro n) Ray ettles Brian O'Dell Illino is (Upsilon) Michael Lowery Brook Silvestri Cornell (Ps i) Andrew Bernstein Eric Fairchild Cory Wright Purdue {Omega) Eric achtrab

.).I.T. (Beta Alpha) Steve DePalma Jim Krucher Florida Soutl1ern {Beta Beta) Ted Scharfenstein Lou isville (Beta Gamma) Ron Krebs Drake (Beta Delta) Rob Cione Missouri (Beta Epsilon) Jay Stucke) Georgia State {Beta Kappa) Ken Cribbs McNeese (Beta Mu) Wilfred Bourne R.B. Smith Virginia {Beta Upsilon) Glenn Dickson East arolina {Beta Phi) Clay Edmonds Livingston {Gamma Alpha) Joe Alexander Memphis (Gamma Delta) Tom Caner Georgia Soutllern (Gamma Kappa) Glenn Aspinwall Wayne Buffington

Oklahoma {Alpha Gamma) Lucas Cobb John Owen Grant Rodolph Washington {Alpha Delta) Carl Cox Jon Foster Brian Perkins Florida (Alpha Epsilon) Jeff Alexander Kurt Langford O regon State {Alpha Zeta) Mattllew Harrison Samford {Alpha Eta) Brad Clay Auburn {Alpha Iota) David Erickson Kevin Karrels Michigan (Alpha Kappa)

teve \\'amke Tenne see {Alpha igma) Jon Jordan Ronald Pierson Chris Ulewicz Indiana (Alpha P i) Jason Christensen N.J.I.T. (Beta Alpha) Tony Castillo Louisville (Beta Gamma) Brent Pacanm' ki Missouri (Beta Epsilon) Jeffrey Bennett

Continued on page 26

LaGrange {Gamma u) Ron deValinger Georgia Soutllwestern (Gamma Xi) Bill Finney Richard Folger Soutll Alabama (Gamma Phi) Frank Havard Montevallo {Gamma Omega) Jim Beal Appalachian tate {Delta Zeta) An Quickenton U. .C.-Charlotte {Delta Lambda) Bill Jackson Texas-Arlington (Delta P i) Billy jacobs 1ark Jacob~

Elon (Epsilon Alpha) Bany immon Clinch Valley {Epsilon Epsilon) Mike Donatllan SAC State {Epsilon 'u) Stuart Volker

PRI G 1995 25

President's Circle Cont.

Florida State (Beta Eta) Raymond Jones Toledo (Beta Iota) Charlie Mathies Rob Shindell Tampa (Beta Lambda) Perry Monastero Joe Wessel Central Michigan (Beta Xi) Brad Mumford Jeff Pankhurst Livingston (Gamma Alpha) Steven Hood Mitch Shoup James Withers Troy tate (Gamma Gamma) Brad Bums Mitch Rohde

teve Shamburger Memphis (Gamma Delta) James Wyatt West Virginia Tech (Gamma Zeta) Bill Boyle U. .C.-Wilmington (Gamma Theta) Kevin Jarrett L.S. U. (Gamma Io ta) Juan Delgado Basil Elzein Beau Fournet Darian Fuse) ier Chip McCorkle Georgia Southern (Gamma Kappa) Steve McClure LaGrange (Gamma Nu) Jeff Esola Brandon Rickman Lander (Gamma Rho) Steve Kodman Andy Price Eric mith Virginia Tech (Delta Alpha) Ed Dieterle Chip Emler Ashley Miller

orth Georgia (Delta Beta) Benjamin Singer Ap palachian State (Delta Zeta) Chris Cantrell cott Jenkins

Luther Snyder Morehead State (Delta Eta) Paul Cantrell

26 TIIESTAR&LAMP

U. .C.-Charlotte (Delta Lambda) Mike D'Atre Lyn Wrigh t Bowling Green (Delta Sigma) Mike Grimmett Kansas State (Delta Chi) Broc Yakel Texas-Arlington (Delta Psi) Keith Ackerman Steven Kosta Texas A&M (Delta Omega) Abe Bush jason Mi lls Longwood (Epsilon Gamma) Brad Pomp Auburn-Montgomery (Epsilon Delta) Mark Ernest Jim McGehee Seton Hall (Epsilon Theta) Mike Cassidy John Dec Ted Guzman Ryan Mulvaney U. .C.-Greensboro (Epsil on Iota) ·r ravis Getz Southern Tech (Epsilon Kappa) )arne Armstrong Shawn Hefner U.S.C.-Spartanburg (Epsilon Lambda) Edward Brown John Harris Todd elmes Tony Tam Ryan Tucker Bradley (Epsilon Mu) Ben Frank Greg Kocian Mark ischwitz LaSalle (Epsilo n Xi) Chris Bailey Virginia Commonwealth (Epsilon Pi) Ben Friedman Roben Michaux Lenoir-Rhyne (Epsilon Rho) Ed Agnoli Kevin Downing Chuck Herrin Jeff Kautz Doug tewan Chri tian Bro thers (Epsilon igma) Ted Wilder St. Joseph's (Epsilo n Tau) Don Wheatley U.A.B. (Epsilon Phi) David Kessler Texas Tech (Epsilon Omega) Paul Cseko

onh Dakota (Zeta Gamma) Mark Adams Todd Chrzanowski Brad Hagen George Mason (Zeta Epsilon) Jeff Armstrong

orth Florida (Zeta Zeta) John Powers Clemson (Zeta Alpha) Mark Moehring Cal. State-Chico (Zeta Lambda) Brian Flanagan Daniel ll itzke West Chester (Zeta u) Roben Mackler Averett (Zeta Xi) Tom Dareneau Aaron I lodges SUNY-Cortland (Zeta Omicron) John Colabelli Paul Hastings Marshall University (Zeta Pi) Jamie Bennett Chris Conley Shawn Francisco Cal. State-Fullerton (Zeta Rho) Roben jacobs U.C.-Davis (Zeta Sigma) William Wagner Colorado State (Zeta Phi) Ryan tauff IUPUI (Zeta Psi) Ron Barker Towson State (Zeta Omega) Steve Kemmet Indiana State (Eta Beta) Mike Davis Colorado-Boulder (Eta Gamma) Erik lsemhagen Jack Like Kennesaw State (Eta Delta) Kenny Smith U.C.-Irvine (Eta Eta) Steve Roussey Christopher Newport (Eta Iota) Mark Bemecker Tim Campbell Russell Murphy SUNY-Plattsburgh (Eta Kappa) Mark olan Craig Platt Jim Powers su -Brockpo rt (Eta Lambda) Ryan Giglia Mark Onisk U Penn (Eta u) Brandon Gardner Brian Korb SUNY-Albany (Eta Xi) Richard Tallarico

Designated Pi Kapp scholarship funds honor brothers

ne of the best ways to

support the Foundation is

through designated schol­

arship funds. Throughout

the years, many members,

family, and friends have

made generous contributions to the

Foundation to form the corpus of a

designated scholarship fund.

In some instances, a single dona­

tion is made while in others, donations

are made over a period of time, by a

number of people.

To establish a designated scholar­

ship fund , the Foundation asks that

donors set a goal to reach a corpus of

$10,000 or more, which may be reached

over a period of time. The reason is that

$10,000 will produce an annual income

of $500 or more for a scholarship.

On the following page, we highlight

three of the many designated scholar­

ship funds. Two of these scholarship

funds were created to honor brothers

Paul Green and AI Brown, who both

joined the Chapter Eternal last year.

The creation of a designated

scholarship fund is an extraordinary

way to honor a beloved member of the

Fraternity and to be certain that his

legacy to Pi Kappa Phi is remembered

in perpetuity.

BY TED SCHARFE TEl

EXECUTIVE VICE P RESIDENT

The Pau I Green Memorial Scholarship

aul Green, who joined the

Chapte r Eternal in December

1994, was the 1,297th initia te

of Florida

(Alpha Epsi­

lon) . He was

intimatel y

invo lved with

the rebuilding

of the chapter

and remained

deeply inter­

es ted in its welfare following gradua­

tion .

Paul served the national Fraternity

as Director of West Coast Expansion.

His efforts led to the estab lishment

of severa l chapters in Ca li fornia . Pau l

assisted the development of Duke

(Mu) and was servi ng as "house dad"

for the recently rechartered chapter at

L.S.U. (Gam m a Iota) wh en he was

tragically killed in an automobile

accident.

Paul's many friends from Alpha

Epsilon and Gam ma Iota and his

fam ily have established the Paul Green

Memoria l Scholarship for students at

both Florida and L.S.U.

In the words of one donor: "It's

so sad that such an outstanding young

man has been taken from our midst.

This contribution will help perpetuate

his memory. Paul would light up a

room with his enthusiasm and love of

life. In some small way, my wife and I

want to keep that spirit alive."

The AI Brown Memorial Scholarship

I Brown, Beta Alpha #161,

joined the Chapter Eternal in

1994. AI was an extraordinary

member of the Fraternity, and his

mark on both the chapter at ew

jersey Insti tute ofTechnology and

the national Fraternity is legendary.

Indeed, his efforts over the years

earned him the Fraternity's highest

honor, Mr. Pi Kappa Phi , in 1988.

Among his many accomp lishments, Al

is perhaps best

known for

emceeing the

Beta Alpha

Founders' Day

celebration.

At Beta

Alpha's

Founders' Day

celebration last year, a designated

scholarship in Al's memory was

initiated. The objective is to raise a

corpus of $25,000. Pledges are being

accepted over three years in the

amounts of $161 and $483 or more

depending on the member's circum­

stances.

The Harman Scholarship

ldred Harman is an initiate of

Iowa State (Alpha Omicron).

Among his Pi Kappa Phi accom-

plishments are serving on the Alpha

Omicron Housing Corporation and

the Foundation's Board ofTrustees.

Harman played a major role in the

construction of the new chapter

house in Ames, Iowa.

As part of his interest in the

chapter at Iowa tate, Harman wanted

to create a $500-a-year scholarship for

a student in the Agriculture chool. He

contributed $10,000 over a period of

time to the Foundation. He also wa

instrumental in suggesting that these

funds be used to buy a 30-year U.

Treasury Bond, which pays 8.5%

interest.

Eldred and

Donna

Harman know

that the

scholarship

they estab­

lished will be

fully funded

well into the next century.

For more information about the designated clwlarsilip

program, please write Ted charfenstein at 289 outh

treet, Rocl?port, MA 01966 or call (508} 546-2214.

. PRI G 1995 27

Lifetime Giving Clubs recognize cumulative giving to the Foundation.

Alumni who contributed in 1994 are listed by

chapter on pages 28-39. The number in parenthe­

sis indicates the number

of consecutive giving

years.

Key to giving clubs: C1 CROSSED SWORDS

CLUB ($100 to $249}

C2 CHEVRON CLUB ($250 to $499}

C3 GOLD STAR CLUB

($500 to $999} C4 EXECUTIVE

DIRECTOR'S CLUB

($1,000 to $2,499} C5 LAMPLIGHTER'S

CLUB ($2,500 to $4,999}

C6 FOUNDATION CLUB

($5,000 to $9,999} C7 COUNCIL CLUB ($10,000 to $24,999}

C8 ORDER OF THE BELL ($25,000 to $49,999}

C9 1904 SOCIE1Y

($50,000 to $99,999}

C10 FOU DER'S CLUB ($100,000 and up)

28 THE STAR & LAMP

Charleston (Alpha) Warren Almand C1 (02) Julius Burges C6 Gary Catterton C3 Steve Coker C2 Ben Covington C1 Tim Dangerfield C4 (OS) Mike Finch C1 Harry Freeman C2 (04) Ernie Frierson C2 (02) William Gaud C2 (07) Viaor Greco C1 (03) Arthur Haisten C2 (I4) John Hassell CS (02) Herndon Hasty C2 (02) Rick Heifers C1 (03) Jack Huguley C2 David Jaffee CS ( 14) Earle Jennings C3 ( 14) Bernie Jones C4 Bobby Marlowe C2 (06) Glenn McConnell C4 Derald McMillan Terry Moore C3 ( I4) Greg Padgett C2 ( 13) Greg Pierce Larry Powers C2 Dan Ravenel C2 (OS) John Reynolds C2 (IS) George Rogers C2 (04) Chip Voomeveld C2 John Walton C3 (I4) Anthony Ward (02)

athan Wilson CI Ernest Zinkowski C2 Presbyterian (Beta) Gus Adams C4 Dave Aucremann CI Dave Austin C3 (I4) Jim Ballard C2 (09) Tyler Binney (02) John Broughton C1 (03) David Dixon Marion Frazier Cl (03) Cliff Goodwin C4 (14) Tom Grafton C2 (11) Dave Grieve Ed Hahn C3 (07) Dwight Holder CI (03) Reece Jackson (02) Ed Kirkland (02) Clint Massey C4 (09) An Maxwell C3 (06) am McGregor C3 ( 10)

Hack Mixson C4 Don Mucci CI Dale Rains C2 (04) Clark Riddle James Salvo C2 (02) John Steenbergen C2 (1S) George Stickney C1 (03) John Tritt (03)

U.C.-Berkeley (Gamma) Jim Aljian C3 (14)

orm Arrighi C2 (02) Corey Babarovich C2 (OS) Manhew Brown Paul Casale C1 Dick Cornish C4 (14) AI Croce C2 (1S)

ed Crouch C3 (14) David Dayton C2 (02) Joseph Dolan C2 (06) Jack Downer C3 ( I4) Orlando Frasca C2 (03) George Ganz C2 (04) Alex GlewCI David Halligan C2 ( 10) Lee Handford C1 (04) Richard Houston CI (06) Michael Kesler C1 (09) James Kinlock C2 (02) Owen Kuns C2 (02) Bob Leslie CI George Lineer C2 (03) Bernie Magoon C3 Michael Neal C1 Sterling orgard C3 (IS) Robert OMalley CI (02) Larry Olson C2 (03) Robert Parmelee (03) Rick Rappaport C2 (08) Gene Roberts CI (09) Harland Ross CI (02) James Seiler C3 Hal Simmons C2 (04) Timothy Toppin Michael Trainor CI (02) Jack Underhill CI Charles Vannice C4 ( 14) Chip Walker C2 (03)

eil Weatherall C2 (1S) Furman (Delta) Ken Burnham (03) Euta Colvin CI Brady Gilbert Brown Mahon C2 Walter Martin C2 (04) William McMillan C2 (03) Rob Melhem C1 Joe Sparks C2 JaySwitzerCI David Ullman C3 (I4) South Carolina (Sigma) Jimmy Bell C1 Herbert Benson C1 (09) Bill Bobo C1 Joel Borellis Cl (02) Jerry BrewerCS (14) John Bunch (02) Danny Caner C2 (06) Dean Clary C1 (03) john Coulter C3 (04) George DeLay C2 (07) Bill Easom Jackie Epperson C2 (04)

South Carolina (cont. ) William Fincher C4 (!S) Jack Flynn CI Robert Gatti C1 (02) Bob Gunter C2 (03) Jay Hammett C4 (02) Mike Harvath C2 (04) Joe Lee C1 (02) Doug Marble C2 (02) Richard Mims C2 (03) Yancey Montgomery C2 (02) Jimmy Parler C2 (03) Wright Paulk C! Walter Pickens C4 (I3) Bert Pooser C2 Calhoun Pruitt C2 (I4) Dan Reynolds C4 ( I4) David Rhodes C3 (04) Charles Robinson Cl (02) Jerry Stafford C1 Russell Stokes C2 (02) Troy tork Robert Tedoldi Cl (04) Davidson (Epsilon) Hooper Alexander C4 (07) Ken Clary C3 William Clayton Cl (04) Jesse Fisher Bob Gaither C1 (07) Bob Grady CI (09) Harry Hendrick CS ( I4) Sam Hines CI (13) Ernest HunterC2 (I3) Harold Kernodle Cl (07) Austin Letson C2 Clarence McArthur Cl Richard Melchor (03) Bill Mills C2 (!4) Charlie RatliffCI John Vernon (OS) Philip Winstead C2 (14) Hugh Yelverton C4 (02) Wofford (Zeta) Thomas Allgood CI (02) Jake Alvarez ( 02) James Belcher C2 (03) Mike Brownley C2 (02) Mark Bundy (02) Scott Connelly C2 (14) Bill Cook CI Thornton Crouch C2 (06) Aylette Evans C4 (03) Jack Kaplan C2 (04) Gerald Mount C1 (02) Jake Owings C2 (03) James Owings C2 ( I4) James Pease C3 (04) Chip tockman C3 (06) Boyce Woolbright C2 (03)

Emory (Eta) Joe Cannon C4 (OS) Ted Giles 2 James Grizzard C3 (03) Seale Hipp C4 (OS) Ken Kiehl C3 Robert Noland C2 (02) Eugene Sanders C2 (02) ). C. Shearer C3 (02) Heyl Tebo C2 (!4) Jerome Westbrook C4 ( 15) George Williams C2 (02) John Wilson C4 (14) Georgia Tech (Io ta) Robert Arroyo C l (04) David Baker 2 (03) John Benkert C2 (I2) Wi lliam Bennett C2 (14) Ron Bergeron Taylor Bomar C1 John Boy C l (02) Bill Castleton Tom hristian C2 (13) Pit leaveland C1 (03) Charles o lletta C! (03) Mike Combs C3 (02) Keith Comerford C1 (06) Phil Cook C2 (14) Greg Corcoran C1 Robert Costley CI (03) Terry Covington C2 (03) Michael Cowan (02) Mike Crifasi C ! (02) Bob DeFurio C2 (08) James Dewberry C3 ( 14) Bi ll Dim mock C3 (02) Chris Doyle C2 (04) Greg Ellio t C1 (04) Jeffery Farmer Frederick Fuchs C1 (02) John Gandy (02) Jimmy Gordy C3 (IS) James Grigsby (02) Nei l Gueldner AI Guggolz Cl (03) Emory Harris (02) Frank Hodge C3 (1S) Archie Hooks C! (02) Vernon Hutchens C2 (03) Alan lmrn 3 (13) Bruce Jewett C4 (14) Russ Johnson C2 (I 5) Don Johnston C4 (04) Mike Jones C2 (04) Malcolm Keiser C2 (04) Dixon Kerby CI Lee Kidd C2 (03) Jean Kirkland 2 (03) Kevin Langton Tom Lowndes C2 (II) Robert Lowrance C2 (OS) John Manry (02) Bob McCamy C2 Terry McCullough CI (OS)

I

Georgia Tech (cont. ) Jeff Montgomery All en Morris C7 John MosherCI Bob Murray C3 (10) Bob Myers (03) Monte elson I (03) john unez C2 (06) Robert Parrish C3 ( 14) Jack Paus C I (02) Perk Perkins 3 ( 14) Parker Petit C9 (02) Garry Pritchett CS (14) Bill Pryor C2 (OS) John Puckett C4 (I S) Clay Pumphrey Jo hn Purcell I (03) Kevin Renshaw C1 (04) tan Roberts C4 ( 10)

Mike Rossi I (03) George Rouse C2 (12) Bob Rowe C3 (02) Dean Russell C I (04) Charles Simons C8 Lloyd Skidmo re 2 (03) Mike tevens Cl (04) Jimmy Sulsona C2 (03)

cott Swa n (02) BruceVanDerhoofC3 (10) Lewis Walker CI (03) Mark Weaver Tom Weissinger CI (02) Les West ( 02) Frank Whitley C2 (03) John Wilson C1 (OS) )eromeWithersC3 (1S) North Carolina (Kappa) Charlie Adams C2 ( 10) Phil Ameen C2 (OS) Joe Bassett C2 ( 14) Jack Bayliss C l George Braun C2 (14) Steven Briganti C2 (02) Lou Bunte Robert Burns Frederick Coville C2 (OS) Alvin Daughtridge C2 ( 12) Doug Dodson C4 ( 1 S) Bernard Dotson C1 (02) Bill Ea rl y C l (02) Michael Femia Ricky Goodson C1 (02) Eric Goodwin Benji Guion C3 (03) Russell !Iadley C3 ( 11) Aaron llagler C3 ( 12) Gary Heeseman Stuart II i ks 6 (14) Richard Holzworth C3 ( 11) Wi ll ard Hord

Iifton Hux CJ (03) Reid James Earl Jenkins CI (02) Bi ll Johnson C2 (03)

North Carolina (cont.) Gregory Kinch Counci ll LeakC2 (11) Bryan Little C l (03) Tommy Lloyd I (02) Tom MacGlothlin David McAllister Cl Otis McCollum C7 (14) Mike McLaughlin 2 Donald McLeod C2 (04) Jeff Michael C I (02) Beverly Moore C2 (02) Tracy Moore C2 (02) David ovak (02) Bill Ramsey C 1 (02) Keith RollinsC4 (14) Thoma SayreCS (14) Russ Schroeder C3 (OS) Wayne colt C3 (08) Charles eabrook C1 (03) Steve haw Cl Jerry Stani law Tim tewan C2 (08) Scott Tate Cl (07) )erryTeele 2 (02) johnny Ussery Cl (02) John Vann C2 (03) BobWhite 2(14) Winton Wilks C3 (02) Jim Wilmott C2 (09) Paul Wimbish C3 (IS) Charles Winn C2 ( 14) Mark Winston 2 ( 10) Hale Yokley C I (04) Georgia (Lambda) Phil Allison C2 (03) John Arnold CI (02) John Bradbury C2 (07) Randy Bryan Cl Todd Cameron Tom Campbell CJ (03) ).B. Clarke C1 Bo Claxton Cl Robert Cofer C2 Brian Crow Tom Dalton 2 Robert Dickson C I Joe Edwards CI (02) Glenn Ellard C3 ( 1 S) Jim rave I Troy Green I (02) Ted Grob C2 (03) Marshall Groover C2 (03) Jim llarp C2 (IS) Robert I lays Jay llenry (02) Paul Horner C1 (02) Gib on !lull C3 (09) Herbert Ingram 3 (OS) Many )one CI Bob Knox C6 (04) Ward Lang C4 (03) Leroy Langston C4 (02) Jim Loyd I (02)

John Maclary (02) Jimmy Martin C1 (02) Dink NeSmith C3 (02) H orris C1 (02) Dick Patrick C2 (03) John Peck C1 ( 11) Robert Penland C2 (04) Gatewood Pryor C2 (02) Ross Rossiter Chris avage 1 (04) Sam lade C3 (04) Jim StoinoffC2 (02) Buck Stoll (02) Robert tory Cl Phil Tappy 6 (OS) Fred Thomas C2 (02) Chris Turner Cl (02) John Wheeler CJ (02) James Wilson C2 (02) Robert Wilson C3 (07) Duke (Mu) George Benda C3 (04) Jerry Bernstein I William Blackwelder George Blalock C2 Ed Carson David ollins C2 (02) Ralph Gilbert Compo (03) Dennis Curry C1 Ernest DeLaney 3 Robert Dick C2 (02) Bill Dodson C4 (14) Heyward Drummond CJ (02) Paul Fekas C2 Frederick Frostick Cl (02) Bill Fuqua CS Wilfred Gatling C2 (06)

orman Gibson C2 (12) Clarence Glover C2 Bailey Groome (03) Burnett Hull C2 (09) Edwin Jones 2 Steve Lindberg Cl Heath Marcus Cl (03) Ben Massey Dudley Moylan Cl (06) Charles Muscheck Jim O'Kelley Cl (02) Warren Pope C3 (04) Harry Raymond Cl (02) Michael Robinson (02)

tephen app William asserCI

tephen Schnurr C1 (04) elson tephen C2 (09)

Robert ummers CI CharlesTaylorC3 (1S) DickThom Douglas Under.vood Frank Wrenn Ill C2 (OS) Frank Wrenn Jr. (02)

Nebraska ( u) Alex Barbieri (03) Ed Bieri C2 (IS) Judd Brenton C3 (03) Jim Christo! C2 (07) Kevin Goracke (02) Jim Guretzky C4 (12) Herb Henderson C3 (14) Kerry Hookstra C2 (06) William McCandless Thomas Miller C2 (03) Bob Platt C3 (14) George Spatz CS (03) William Wesslund C3 (14) Roanoke (Xi) Fred Altimore Cl Robert Barber (03) John Barley Cl (03) David Barnes C3 Michael Bast C3 (03) Steve Bast C2 (I!) Eric Becker Ed Bennett C4 (02) Rob Benninghove 2 Nichola Boccella C4 (02) Roben Bonney 2 (02) Lewis Borsellino C2 Peter Brock 1 Clarence Caldwell C3 (OS) Paul Caldwell C3 (14) Walker Caner Cl (06) William Clark Dan Clow C1 (02) Ed Corson C4 (OS) Steve Day CJ (04) William Delatron C2 (02) Paul Dotson CJ (03) Michael Dowdy C1 David Doyle CJ (02) Mark Edgell C3 (02)

ick Fairbanks C4 (03) Raphael Ferris C4 ( 10) James Fleshman C3 (14) Henry Fowler C3 Charles Freeman Cl Teddy Garrnan C1 Ken Garren C2 (07) Stanley Glasofer Whit Graveley C2 Rob Gray C4 (04) Jeff Grimm Cl Henry Hahn C3 (14) Robbie llarris C2 ( 10) Cecil HefnerC2 (IS) Paul Henkel C1 Roben llyatt C2 (04) Roy Jamerson C1 Harry John on CJ (02) Alexander jordan Bob Kasey C2 (02) Walter Keister Cl Henry Kennett C2 (03) Don Kerr C3 (06) eiben Lavinder C4 ( 14)

PiKapp Scholars receive a $500 annual scholarship from the Foundation. 1Welve students are chosen from among junior and senior

applicants. election is baseds on academics and campus, chapter and

community involvement. The 1994-95 scholar­

ship recipients are highlighted on pages 30-39.

PRI G 1995 29

"I have enjoyed my fraternity experience to the fullest. I just completed my year­long tenure as Treasurer and am still performing the duties of kitchen manager. The scholar­ship is just one example of the things that Pi Kappa Phi has done for me."

David Brown University ofVirg1nia Beta Upsilon Econom1cs, 3.93

Brown has a minor 111 philosophy and IS a fourth­year Echols Scholar. He plans to attend law school upon graduation.

Key to giving clubs: Cl $100 to $249

C2 $250 to $499

C3 $500 to $999 C4 $1,000 to $2,499

C5 $2,500 to $4,999 CG $5,000 to $9,999

C7 $10,000 to $24,999

CB $25,000 to $49,999

C9 $50,000 to $99,999

ClO $100,000 and up

(Number in parenthesis

indicates consecutive

giving years.)

30 T HE STA R & LAMP

Roanoke (cont.) Weldon Lawrence C4 Curtis Lemon C2 (IS) Phil MaloufC1 Ray Markham C! Bill Martin C1 David McCoun C2 Andrew McKnight Bob Mentzinger C2 (04) Rick Milan C1 (02) Bill Miller C1 Dean Miller C1 Mason Miller C3 Ed Moore Munsey Moore C3 Thomas Moore C! (03) Lou Mullineaux C! (09) George affC3 (03) AI elson C! Dick ewman C3 (10) Robert icolson C1 (02) Dan O'Fiaheny C4 (04) Cam Ogilvie C3 (03) Johnny Osborne C1 (04) Durward Owen C6 (14) Robert Patane (02) Joseph Payne Cl DeWitt Petterson C2 (04) Roy Pollard C4 Don Porter C2 (02) Jerry Quinn Stephen Ragsdale James Reynolds C1 (03) Tim Ribar C4 (09) Thomas Robenson Cl Rich RubyCI Tod Senne C2 Carl Sherertz C2 Virgil Shutze Paul Sims C1 Richard Slavich Mike Smythe Cl William Spears John Stafford C2 (09) Kevin Steele C1 Rob Stephenson C3 Bailey Stortz Charles Stults C3 Jim Stump C4 (04) John Styron C1 David Tanis C3 Vic Thacker C4 Bob Thomas C2 (04) jim Turk C8 (14) Jason Umberger C3 David Vecellio Tim Via C3 Joe VonCulin C4 (OS) Jack Wade C4 (06) Tom Weir C! (02) Doug Williams C2 Ty Williamson C1 Dick Wilson C1 MarkWingC1

Roanoke (cont.) Mark Wood C3 (02) Allen Woody C7 (12) Dudley Woody CS (04) Alabama (Omicron ) David Adams C! (03) David Andrews C1 (02) George Barker C3 (04) William Banon C1 (04) Charlie Beard C3 (11) Jeff Beard Jack Beasley C2 William Bishop C3 (12) Hassell Bounds C1 (02) Austin Brannan CS (04) Barry Brock C1 Jim Brown C2 (03) Jack Brunson C2 (02) Ryan Burgess Ed Caldwell C3 (12) Harry Caldwell C7 (03) Whit Callahan Cl (02) Gene Canledge C3 (02) Joe Cassady C4 ( 12) Todd Coder Rainy Collins C2 (02) Larry Contri C2 ( 12) Richard Cowan C3 (02) William Crowley (02) Jeff Cull (02) Oil DeBardelaben C2 (02) Warren Debardelaben C1 Emmett Dendy C4 (02) Daniel Diguglielmo Brent Edwards Mart German Thomas Gilbert C2 (06) Jody Girard John Greaves C2 (04) Doston Gurganus C4 (14) Brooks Henderson C2 (12)

athan Hightower C6 (08) David Hinton C1 (02) Harley Hope C1 (04) Bob Inman C4 (OS) Paul Johnson Charles Jones C1 (03) Mark Jones (03) Travis Julian CS (03) Rick Kilgore C! (02) Ken Kilinski Henry Kittrell C1 (02) Joe Lee C3 (06) Gary Limmroth C2 (02) Thomas Martin Cl (02) Benjamin Mathis C3 (04) Mack Matthews C3 (14) Shawn McCain AI McLeod C2 (02) Desmond Merrill C2 (13) Wimberly Miree C1 (10) Bob Morrell Cl (02) Chris Morrison Ollie abors C1 (02)

Alabam a (cont.) Ray Nettles Brian O'Dell Oscar Pardue C3 (02) Clinton Paulsen C2 (13) Scott Penuel C1 (02) Ralph Powell Ben Renfroe C1 (06) Tim Russell (02) Bi ll Schroeder C2 (12) Bob Shepherd C2 (13) William Skinner C1 Mark Spear C1 (03) James Stapleton C1 Cyrus Steed C3 (02) Gary Steed C1 Lonnie Strickland C7 (07) Bill Sutton C3 (1S) Bill Taylor C3 (13) Mike Teal Cl (02) EdTumerC2 Allan Viguerie (03) Chad Watts James Watts C3 ( 11) Chris Wells (03) Billy Wilkerson C2 (12) Bill Worthington C2 (13) Randy Wright C2 (02) Willard Young C1 (02) Oglethorpe (Pi ) Lou Ptacek C1 (03) C.D. Wooten C1 (04) Washington & Lee (Rho) Dick Anderson C3 (03) Seth Baker C2 (04) David Bare C2 (03) George Bateh Walt Crater C1 (02) Cliff Curtis C1 (03) Edwin Garretson C2 (1S) Richard Hoover C2 ( 14) J.lvey Bob Jackson C2 Frederick Landrigan C4 (04) Howard Leake C6 (14) George Mdnemey C1 (02) Wink McKinnon C2 (08) Bob Park Bob Petrey C2 (06) James Roane C1 (04) William Sargent C I Rick Splirtorf C2 (02) Mac Squires C2 (15) Rob Taylor C3 (09) Edward Turville C2 (15) Ken VandeWater Cl (10) Jock Wallace C2 Dorsey Ward C2 ( 12) Fred Waters C2 (14)

.C. State (Tau) Hunter Atkins C2 Donald Barker C1 Bill Barnhardt C1 (06) Jim Barwick C1

N.C. State (cont.) Bill Campbell C2 (13) Ian Chase (02) Edward Cho Scott Cli fton Bob Cline CS (12) Fred Coll ins C3 (03) Jeffrey Daviso n (02) Jay Deyton C4 (04) John Feather C2 (13 ) John Fox (02) Ji mmy Greene C2 (12) Rob Groat jim Groome (03) Bi ll Gurnee C1 (04) ). Hardage C1 David Hartsoe C2 (06) Clyde Humphrey C3 (12) Dave Kraft C1 (03) Robert Lamphier C1 Mike Long David Martin C2 (02) Harry Mashburn C1 (02) Marc McConnaughey C3 (04) Sean McGraw (02) Hunt McKinnon C2 (03) Chris Myers C1 Jim Neal

iels Norman (02) E. ). Paszt San jay Patel (03) Wallace Reams C3 (04) Dwight Roberson (02) Ken Sledge C3 (04) Edward Thomas (03) W. Scott Troutman C 1 (OS) Illino is (Upsilo n) Peter Apostolakis Cl (OS) Bob Bogdanoff C2 (07) David Camacho (03) David E. Cash Eduardo Contreras (02) Ed Cwikl in C2 David Devinger Fritz Elich C3 (06) Skip Fowler C2 (02) Brent Frank C2 long Ham (02) Bi ll Harrington (03) Bi ll Haselwood C4 (07) Bi ll Hasfunher C2 (1S) Glen HeslerC4 (14) Ralph Howard C2 (12) Lawrence Inglis 1 James Johnson C1 (02) joe johnson C2 (14) David Kallal C2 (10) William Konrad Tom Krizan C3 (14) Jim Kutill (02) George Leech C1 (03) Michael Lowery Harold Madison C1 (13) Frank Marlow C2 ( 11)

Illinois (conl.) Gus Massa C2 (05) Lisle Menzi mer C4 (14) Bob Moore C2 ( 14) Stephen Mumford C3 ( 15) Larry Munson C2 (03) Bi ll O'Donnell C1 Jeff Overbey ( 03 ) Joseph Pehlman C l (05) Edward Prosser C2 (05) Greg Provencher C3 (03) Kenneth Rabe 2 ( 15) Stewan Ramsey C1 (03) Roben Riggs C1 (03) Gunnar Sd1al in CS (1 3) Julius Sdloeller C1 (03) John Sdluben 2 (03) W. Seldon C2 (06) Dan Shoor C l (02) John Shustitzky 2 (02) Brook Silvestri C2 (05) Jack Simp on 2 (06) Paul Steinway C2 (03) Frank Teegarden C3 (14) John Trahey Steve Trahey 3 ( 14) Eugene Ullemeyer 2 (15) Wally Wahlfeldt C2 (06) Tom Watts C1 (02) Dennis Wodarz C1 Stetson (Chi) Edd ie Culver C3 (IS) Bill Davis 1 Tom Deen 3 (14) Pat Figley C4 (06) Jim Griffin 2 (04) Stan Gryskiewicz C2 Mark Hollis 2 John Hughes C 1 (02) Jay Landers Arthur Morris C3 (02) George Patterson C3 (14) Bruce Rogers CS (06) James Rutan C1 Bernie Sloan John Snelli ngs C3 (07) I. outhward C3 Herman Turner C3 (03) Esten UlmerC2 (15) Wi lliam Underhill Tom Wrenn C2 (04) Jim Young 1 (13) Cornell (Psi) John Angus C2 (IS) Thomas Bennett C4 (02) Andrew Bernst in Greg Della Rocca Cl (04) Dave Dietzen C2 Eric Fairdlild Gary Fisher C1 (14) Jerry Green C3 (13) Paul Haas C2 (12) George Heinrich C4 (15) Allan Honon

Cornell (conl.) Jim Kao Cl (04) John Ki rk C4 (14) Midlael Kremer Cl (05) Gene Lell r C3 (14) Bill Matthews Bill Newell CS (08) Donald Perkins C2 (06) Midlael Piscitelli C3 (15) Philip Pratt C3 ( 14) Lou Seaman Cl (05) Alex Sherer C3 Lawrence Thayer C4 Frederick Thome C3 (07) William Thorne C4 Erwin Tsdlanz Cl (03) Bob Wi lcox C4 (06) Cory Wrigh t (02) W. John Zygmunt C3 (14) Purdue (Omega) Bob Adams C1 (02) Don Adams C2 Doug Ainswonh I David Beckwith 1 (02) Jack Berlien C1 Jim Berlien C2 (07) Bi ll Bradshaw 2 (04) Bernie Breen C2 Dave Carder 2 Allen Craven (03) Jonathan Crist C2 (02) Duane Davis C2 (I 4) JeffEgilsrud C1 (02) George Fassnadlt C2 (14) Jerry Fassnadlt (02) Ridlard Fitts C 1 Hugh Flanagan C3 ( 15) George Frederick C1 Manish Gandhi C1 (03) Wally Goffeney C2 (04) Bernie Graser C1 (02) Spencer Gullicksen C2 Charles Hall C3 (05) Gary Hanson C1 (02) Kim Hasler 2 (02) James Hecker D. Hendrickson C3 (04) Ed Henry C1 (03) Hilton Henry C1 ( 10)

eil Hentsdlel C1 (02) Laszlo Henelendy Kenneth Hess C1 Rik Hill C3 (04) George Holderbaum Graf llouston 3 (04) Jim Jackson C3 (03) l11omas Jennings 3 (03) Cap Johnson Cl (15) Bill Kanouse C2 Frank Kimmel AI KirdlnerC2 (14) Gregory Klein (02) Pat Kuhnle C1 (04) Mark Kuklis C1

Purdue (cont.) David Lane C7 (07) Allan Larson C2 (02) Dan Leininger C 1 (02) Greg Linder C3 Mike Little C2 (14) Richard Lowe C2 (03) Ed Masline C2 (02) Edward Mattingly C1 Bruce McCandless C2 (06) Floyd McDonald C3 (03) Tom Miller C3 (03) Dave Mitzner C1 (02) Eric Nadltrab Clay Newhagen C1 (08) Phi l Newhouse C2 (03) Walter orrington C3 ( 15) onny O'Drobinak C4 (05)

Mike OhaverC2 (14) Ralph Olson C2 (05) Rob Parsons C1 Bill Peace C2 (07) Mike Poner Cl (02) Jack Powers C2 (06) Ridlard Price C 1 Frank Riddle Cl Herman Riggs C3 ( 14) Roben Roth Bob Rust C1 Pete herwood C1 (09) John Stiller C2 (02) Matthew Stuve Jim udduth C1 Paul Swafford C4 Bill Swager C1 (02) Don Swager C2 (05) Ed Thomson C3 (04) John Timmons C2 Herben Treen C1 (03) John Trnka C1 (02) Mike Tyrrell C2 (02) Ed Vana C1 (02) John Venard C2 (02) Roben Viets (03) Bob Vogt (02) Tom Weakley C1 (03) Mark Wilson C2 Mercer (Alpha Alpha) Roben Bennett C2 (02) Jack Brooker Bill Bruner C2 ( 15) Ledford Caner C3 ( 14) Holli Lewis (09) Lynward Lightner C1 (02) Tommy Lowndes 1 (03) William Maratos Cl A. Frankl Manin C3 ( 12) Roben Melton C2 ( 14) Charles Parker C1 Don Pratt Sam Waller

Oklahoma (Alpha Gamma) Lawrence Besenfelder C1 Lucas Cobb Clarke Dunnington C4 (14) J. Elliott C1 Joe Haines C2 (03) Rick Hoffman C3 (08) Bob HollyC4 (14) Thornton Huddle C4 (15) William Menzie Gary Miller C2 (03) l11omas Moore C3 (14) Jay Morris C4 (04) John Owen Grant Rodolph AI Sdlmidt C2 (05) Bill Scidlowski C1 (02) Grant imon Washington (Alpha Delta) David Alexander (03) Roben Bancroft Fredrick Brown C3 (02) Bob Bux C4 (05) Jack Clague C2 (15) Carl ox John DaileyCl (12) Evan Erickson Cl (03) Manuel Esteban C1 (09) Jon Foster Cl Tom Frick C4 (14) Stan Gratis C3 (02) John IIIias C1 Charlie Jaramillo C2 (04) Stephen Mendoza Lou Messer C2 Chris Orr Cl Brian Perkins Kelly Peters C I Charles PonerC3 (14) William PonerC3 (14) Willard Vadman C2 (06) Florida (Alpha Epsilon) Jeff Alexander (02) Gary Anderson C2 (02) Ban Arnold C2 (03) JorgeAnetaC1 (03) Clarke Barnes Pete Barr C4 (06) Dick Bartlett CS Paul Bennett C1 (03) David Boden C1 (03) Frank Brass C4 (06) David Charland C4 ( 14) Em Cobb C4 (05)

eil Contess 2 (02) Geary Cotton C3 (03) George Coulter C6 (04) Midlael Crovatt (02) Dean Crowley Steve Duncan C1 (02) Larry Elkins C! (02) Paul Enrico C! (03) Page Eppele C1 (02) Bob Ferreira (02)

"Pi Kappa Phi has given me the opportunity of a lifetime. Not only have I been able to develop the confidence and leadership skills necessary to succeed in the 'real world,' but I have made friendships that will last for the whole of my life.,

David Calzaretta 1nd1ana Un1vers y Alpha Ps1 Finance, Accounting. 3.93

Calzare a has served h s chapter as Archon, recru -men cha1rman. sooa1

chairman. hous ng ma'1ager. IU S1ng leader. assoc a e class pres1dent and assooate c ass recrurtment charnnan. He IS

also v1ce presrdent of Order of Omega and serves on e IFC Ma1or Issues Comm .ee.

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"'The best decision I've mode at Purdue was joining Pi Kappa Phi. At a school with 35,000 students, I would never see the some face twice. The Fraternity helped me adopt and fit into the university community.,

Austin Carr Purdue Un1verslty Omega Mechan1cal Eng1neenng, 3.81

Ca is a JUnior from Hamilton, Oh1o. He IS V1ce Archon of h1s chapter.

Key to g iving clubs: Cl $100 to $249

C2 $250 to $499

C3 $500 to $999

C4 $1,000 to $2,499

C5 $2,500 to $4,999

C6 $5,000 to $9,999 C7 $10,000 to $24,999

CB $25,000 to $49,999

C9 $50,000 to $99,999

C10 $100,000 and up

(Number in parenthesis

indicates consecutive

giving years.)

32 TH E STAR & LAMP

Florida (cont.) Bob Finck C1 Tom Fitzgerald C3 (02) Mark French C2 (02) Harry Fry C5 (02) Dave Gatchell C2 (12) John Gornto C2 (03) Hugh Gower C4 (09) Jim Grady C2 (02) Huben Graves C3 Paul Green C1 (04) Roben Halcrow C2 Murle Harrison C2 (02) David Henn C6 (05) Byron Herlong C4 (05) Alfredo Hernandez C2 (02) Chris Hill Cl (02) Richard Hill C2 (03) Dale Hocking Frank Holley C4 (02) Jack Howell C2 (03) Spence Hubbard C2 (04) Charles Hudspeth C4 (15) Jeffrey Huehn C1 (02) Elliott James C3 George Johnson C2 Bill Keyes Cl (02) Jon Kiger Matthew Kolenda Peter La naris C 1 Kun Langford Gary Leonard C4 Brian Long Cl (03) Johnny Lord Ben Luer C4 (14) Fritz Mitchell C2 Steven Murphy Mike ozzarella C! (06) Jim O'Donnell Cl (03) Mike O'Donnell C4 (10) RoyOisenC3(14) Ben Ovenon C4 ( 14) Ellison Owen C2 (03) Charles Parker Bob Paterno C4 George Peek (02) Howard Pettengill C4 (02) Jet Powers C3 (06) Clarence Ramsey C2 (02) Reggie Ross C3 ( 14) Bill Sahlie C2 (14) Samuel Saxon Jeffrey chnars (02) Thomas Simpson C3 ( 14) Richard Smith Cl (02) An Stackpole C2 Steve Stanford Cl (06) Charles tewan C5 (04) Stuan Stockton (02) Ed Storin Cl (03) Bob Sullivan C3 (02) MarkTimmes C3 (05) RayTylander C3 (02) Roben Tylander C4

Florida (cont.) Mark Varney C3 ( 12) Dave Werner C3 (02) Gordon Zellers Oregon State (Alpha Zeta) W. Alldredge C3 (07) Tony Amon C2 (03) Jack Austin C2 Earl Banon C I George Blinco CI (02) John Bollman C3 (06) Donald Butzner (02) Bob Calkins C1 Jose Cantor Bob Colonna William Cook Cl (02) Roland Cunis Cl (02) Domnisse Domnisse C3 (03) Bob ElfersC4 (14) Kun Engelstad Cl (03) Rob Fandrey Doc Fridley Cl Scotty Hammond C2 (12) Bob Harris Matthew Harrison Chuck Hansough C3 ( 13) K.M . llawkeCI (II) Von llelmuth Michael Herbage George Iaska Cl (03) Harry Kallander C3 ( 12) Donald Knight C2 (03) Mel Knorr C2 (03) Theodore Langton C1 (02) Jim Marsh C1 (10) John Moore C2 (03) Charles Morrill Cl (03) Gary Munn C3 (14) Bob ordlander C2 ( 14) Don Perrin C2 (05) Bob Pierce Fred Raw C3 (15) Jack Reviglio C3 ( 13) Mark Sherry Cl Edward himojima C2 (02) M. Sigovich C2 (02) Gary Smith CI (02) Jack Steward C5 ( 15) Ray Terhune C3 William Thomas C2 (14) Dave Vawter C3 (04) Samford (Alpha Eta) Dan Aderhold C1 (02) Jim Bell C2 (14) Bruce Bruce C2 (05) Br.ad Clay Wayne Cofield Cl Jim Daley C9 (02) William Davis C2 (14) Bill Dixon C3 (15) Bill Ford C3 (04) Joel Foshee Harvelle Goodwin C1 Randy Griffith

Samford (cont.) John Haynes C3 (03) Jim House Cl Sam Jones C2 (02) Tim Knight Bob Lauderdale Cl (03) Jerry Matthews C3 Brad McAnalley Matt Miles C I (02) Jim Purvis C3 ( 10) Doc hannon CI Gil Simmons C3 ( 10) Hugh Smith James Smith Matt Snow Cl DwayneTodd (02) Stewan Winton I Henry Yeackle C2 (05) Michigan State (Alpha Theta) KenAdamsC3 (II) Henry Anderson C2 (03) EAmold Tim Aylward C4 (II) Andrew Beemer Tom Bird C3 (02) Roben Bogan C l (02) Chuck Bovay I (02) William Cleary C3 (14) Brian Connelly 2 Pete DeMaagd 2 (06) Jeffrey Donaldson C I (02) Joseph Edell (02) C.J. Estes Scott Evans C2 (07) Andrew Georgelos (02) Roben Heppinstall Bill Holler C2 (04) Dennis Joy C I Tom JoyCI William Lawton (02) Bruce Lessien CI (02) Cun Luthy C2 (12) Edward Lynch CI John Moglia (02) Angus Morse C3 ( 13) Len Paul C2 (03) Gordon Peterson Cl (02) Jules Roman (02) George Salsbury (05) Konr.ad Scheiner Cl (03) )ames Siemers (02) ClaySpraggC I (03) Kline Sprague I (02) James Stoll C2 Timothy Theis Roben Trembath C2 (05) Don Viecelli C3 (14) Jerry Wajda 2 (05) Earl Wells Cl Jeff Wrisley Cl Bob Yackels C2 (II) Dennis Yanachik C4 (08) Michael Yanachik C2 (03) Jack Zimmerman C3 ( 12)

Auburn (Alpha Io ta) Elton Bailey (02) Jack Baker C l (02) Charles Beaird C I (03) George Blackwell Cl Russ Bradley George Bruner C2 Marshal Caley C4 (05) Steven Chandler John Christiansen C2 (14) Tedd Cullen C 1 (02) David Dozier CI (03) Foote Drury C2 David Erickson Roben Ferrell C3 (07) Joe Forehand 3 ( 14) Ra lph Foster C2 (03) Tom FullerC3 (15) Charles Gavin 3 Tommy Gordon 2 (09) William Grubb C l (02) Moyer Harris C3 ( 15) Frank Hawthorne 5 (II) Ed Henderson 4 ( 1l) Jim Hendry I (02) Bi llie ! lome C l Ernest Johnson 7 ( 13) Bill )ones C3 ( 15) Jim Jones (02) Kevin Karrels Ken L.aurendine (02) David Long C3 (03) Jim Lovell C2 Alex Maddox C3 (02) Skeeter McClure C2 (04) Mitch Mitchell C l Bill Ott C2 (07) John Owens C l Dan Parmer C2 (03) Wi lliam Parsons C I (06) Sam Pate C4 ( 10) Paul Persons C2 (04) Larry Pharo C3 (03) Joel Radman Cl Scott Reams CI (02) Bogan Reed C2 ( 15) Allan Reynolds C2 (04) Charlie Rushing (03) Red Russell C3 (04) Clark Sah lie Cl (05) David Scott (02) Bill Smith 2 (02) Brother Smith C2 (02) Archie Stapleton Ward Taylor 1 Bill Vann (02) Bob Ward C2 (06) George Waters CI (03) Brett Wilber (03) Kenneth Wilkins C3 (03) Warren Williams C3 ( 11) David Wolsoncroft 2 (02) Charlie Wood

Michigan (Alpha Kappa) Jo n Albert Cl (03) Carl Bracy C3 Ra lph Da nie lson C2 (OS) Brad Harris Hugh Hotd1kiss C3 (14) Elsto n Larson C2 (04) William Listman (03) Carl OMara C3 (09) Mark Perrin C4 (04) William RowleyC I (14) Eri k Seiffe rt (03) Carl Wa lker C 1 (02) Pa trick Walsh (02) Steve Wa rn ke (02) Mississ ippi (Alpha Lambda) Lewis Mi les Pete Wa rren C2 (04) Penn State (Alpha Mu) James Alter 3 (06) Bob Atkinson C2 (02) Jon Benedetti 2 (10) Stephen Botta (02) John Brisba ne C3 (14) Dick Brown C2 (06) Art Buffett C 1 Charles ase C1 Dan Castello 1 (02) Parrn Davis C2 ( 14) Bi ll ExleyC2 (14) Ken Flodin C1 (12) Mid1ael Gardocki C2 (1S) Harold Gedney C2 (02) Kevi n Gilvary (02) Martin Gi lvary (02) Blaine Grube C3 (02) Richard Heim C3 (OS) Bill Johnson 2 (06) Paul jones C1 Bruce Kent C1 (08) Rim Kleinert C2 (03) Leon KnetzC2 (1S) Bi ll Lawrence C1 (04) Joh n Lotz Cl Fredrick Martin C1 (03) AI McLane Paul Mello tt C1 (02) Ra lph Moyer C1 (04) Kevi n Murphy C2 Scott Myers C1 (02) Mo RancC2 Robert Ryan (02) Rich Sandala C1 Gary Schaffner C2 Bob Senko Cl (03) Bi ll Simon 2 (03) Robert Thornton C2 (06) Mike Trull 2 (14) GreggTurnerC3 (04) Bi ll Vernon C2 (02) Aaron Wagner C2 (02) William WalkerC2 (14) Bob Watkins (02) Mimael Wells C1

Penn State (co nt. ) Ed Yeager C2 (12) John Yeosock C1 (04) Ohio State (Alpha Nu) Joh n Haas C2 ( 10) Corwin Habli tzel C3 ( 14) Homer Henrie C2 (02) Lewis Mi ll er Cl Russell ewhouse C2 (03) Marcy Powell Carl Stickel C4 (14) Edwin Stickel C4 ( 14) Brooklyn Po ly (Alpha Xi) Gordon Ah lers C2 (02) Hank Backofen C3 ( 14) Charles Behringer C1 Joh n Boette C2 (03) Rid1ard Brady C3 ( 14) Bill Buchanan George Carleton C3 ( ll) Mike Carlisle C 1 (02) Arthur Criscione C1 (03) Wi ll iam Delnicki C2 (10) Louis Destefano C2 (03) Pau l Di llon C1 (02) Wa lter Eisele C3 (1S) Bruce Elowsky C2 ( 14) Bill Fendrim CJ Joseph Flaherty C3 (14) john Flynn HenryGartnerC4 (14) Frank Grandinetti C1 (09) Daniel Gross Cl (OS) John Halada (03) Paul Hoeker C2 (03) Ove jensen C2 (14) Roger Kaller Cl Nedim Kirimca (03) Joseph LaRosa C1 (02) Hank LeMeur C2 Tom May C3 (14) Joseph McCooey C2 (03) Kenneth McCort Cl (03) Henry MeyerC4 (14) Jack Molinelli C1 (04) Rino oriC2(14) Ren ugent C3 (14) Robert O'Donohue C2 (14) Mimael Pilo Cl (02) Antonio Quilon C2 (OS) Joseph Ripe! 2 (02) I larry Roener C2 (08) Frank Romanow C1 (02) Lou Rowley C3 (04) Roy Sarcona C1 (03) Paul Smwanenflugel C2 (09) John Smellie C2 (02) Rudolph Stankovic Cl (02) Alben Steele C3 ( 12) ChristopherWittC1 (02) William Wright (02) Warren Zulawski Cl (03)

Iowa State (Alpha Om icron) Keith Bader C2 ( 10) Bob Bateman C3 (13) Kelley Bergstrom C7 ( 12) Stewart Black Robert Brandau C3 ( 14) John Brockmann Cl (03) Bob Brown C2 (02) Jim Carson C2 (11) Norm Carver C1 William Chmelar Cl Curtis Clifton CJ (03) Dale Com ran CJ (02) Barry Croumer C2 (03) Mimael Derr Cl (02) Carl Dorr C2 (OS) George Dubes CJ (OS) Phil Dvorak C2 (11) Gene Fritz C3 (14) Forest Goetsd1 Guy Goodenow C2 (04) Jeff Harm C1 (02) Eldred Harman C7 (08) Ken Hook C4 ( 10) Mark Hughes CJ (03) Ken Johnson Cl (14) Ray Knaggs C2 (02) Bert Lattan CS (14) Emerson Linney C2 (OS) Damian Lonsdale (02) Gerald Love C2 (02) Warren Madden C3 (14) Robert McKean C2 (04) Mark Milliman C1 (OS) Jim Moon C3 Wayne Moore CS Paul Muller C3 (03) William emanickyC4 (14) Don Osborne C2 (02) Edward Paine C3 (1S) Frank Parrish C7 (14) Jon Parrish C1 (02) Thomas Raines C1 (02) Chuck Rehman Cl Bill Rickert C4 ( 14) Ralph Ruedy C2 (OS) Thomas Ruzicka C2 John Sanderson C2 (02) Larry Stella C1 Tom Tott C3 (OS) Uoyd Ulrim Verne Upmier Cl (03) John Veak C2 (03) Ken Weimerskirm (03) Jeffrey Welm C1 (03) ScottyWellsC1 (03) HarleyWhitneyC2 (12) Univ. of the South (Alpha Pi) Byrom Dickens (07) John Johnston C3 West Virginia (Alpha Rho) Alex Adair C2 (03) Bob Dombrowski C1 (02) Victor Folio C4 (04)

West Virgin ia (cont.) Bob Harper C2 Bob Laughner C2 (02) Jay Marano C1 (02) Howard Martin C1 (OS) Thomas McCormick C1 (02) Matthew Smrom (02) Tennessee (Alpha Sigma) Carl Adkins C2 (OS) Howard Baker Cl Tom Banks C2 (14) Randel Burns C1 (02) Gregory Carpenter Barry Cecil C4 (OS) Bob Gibson C2 George Gish C1 Phil Gruosso Kevin Hall C1 Louis Hamric C2 Johnny Johnson C2 ( 11) Jon Jordan Claude McPherson C1 Randy Mims C2 (03) Ronald Pierson Frank Pugh C2 (14) Aaron Reed C2 (03) Clark Roberts Cl (OS) Jon Rymer C3 (03) Robert Sledd Cl (03) David mith Cl (02) Roy Smith C3 (12) Jim Snow C3 (OS) Alfred Southerland C1 (02) Brent Spalding C2 (02) Sam Steele C2 (07) )im Steffner C2 (08) Virgil Strickland Shawn Tidwell C1 (03) Barney Tucker C4 (06) Chris Ulewicz Jimmy Van Frank C3 (06) Walter Zahnd (02) Rensselaer (Alpha Tau) Dick Andrews C2 (14) Dick Atlee C3 (02) Bill Baldwin C2 (11) Frank Bandre C1 Paul Barnaba )im Bernstein C3 (14) Milt Beveridge C1 (03) Scott Bibaud C1 Rimard Boumard C3 William Bruder (02) Ben Cahill C3 (14) Emanuel Calocerinos C2 (02) Guillermo Castro C1 (04) Kenneth Chucta C1 (02) Peter Cinelli C1 (03) George Cook C2 ( 14) Mike Desmarais C1 Bill Dirks C1 (02) David Dobson C3 (04) Dave Dropkin C2 (06) Cedric Dustin C4 ( 12)

"When my dad sees my picture in the Star & Lamp, I think that will be the greatest gift that I have ever given him."

Kevin Gorman Seton Ha Un vers1ty Epsilon Theta Account1ng. 3.89

Gorman w I gradua e n May to beg n h1s ca··ee dt Delo1tte & Touche. H s •a .. ,er ]1111, IS a p, Kapp from Un1vers1ty ofTampa-Beta Lambda.

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"Pi Kappa Phi means everything to me. The fratern ity gave me an opportunity to learn and grow. Easily the best decision I made in college was joining Pi Kappa Phi.,

Robert Gould University of Colorado Eta Gamma Mechancial Engineenng, 3.75

Gould IS a JUnior and serves his chapter as Treasurer.

Key to giving clubs: Cl $100 to $249

C2 $250 to $499

C3 $500 to $999

C4 $1,000 to $2,499

C5 $2,500 to $4,999

C6 $5,000 to $9,999

C7 $10,000 to $24,999 CB $25,000 to $49,999

C9 $50,000 to $99,999

C10 $100,000 and up

(Number in parenthesis

indicates consecutive

giving years.)

34 T H E STA R & LAM P

Rensselaer (cont.) Earle Fox C2 ( 13) Robert Fuchs C3 ( 11) Dennis Gormley C1 (02) George GrafC1 (04) Winter Graves C2 (14) Dieter Groll Cl (02) Robert Hawkins C3 (12) Derek Henderson (02) George Hoffer C1 (02) Herbert Holden C1 (02) Steve Kaitz C2 ( 11) Peter Kelley C1 Tom Kelly C2 (14) Jeff Keough C2 (14) Brewster LaMacchia C2 ( 04) Robert Lyons C2 Scott McCanhy C2 (03) john McMahon C2 (03) Scott Morris C1 William Morrison (04) Kenneth Munoz C1 (03) Erik agel C2 (05)

els Nelson Cl (10) Andrew Nicholas (02) Chris Parks C1 (06) Dave Peter C2 ( 11) Howard Peterson C2 ( 10) Marve Pietschker C2 Frank Popp C4 (14) Larry Powell Cl (02) Kermit Pratt C2 (14) Gary Rapp C1 (02) Edward Rebula C2 (05) Thomas Richmond C2 Bill Rieke C1 (02) Bill Roberts C2 (14) Dave Rubenstein (02)

ick Rusanowsky C1 (12) Ben Sporn C1 Ernest Stacey C2 ( 14) Bill Steffancin C2 Don Stephens C1 (09) Richard Surprenant C1 Pete Tartikoff (02) Harold Trevett C1 (02) Robert Wagner C1 (02) Joe Walsh C1 (02) Kevin Walter C1 (04) Seth Walter C1 (02) Bob Wambach C3 (03) Doug Wiles C2 (03) Perry Wintner Gordon Wright C5 (13) Oliver Alexis Zitzmann C1 Drexel (Alpha Upsilon) Bob Anderson C2 (03) Robert Baldwin C2 (07) John Bartle C1 (07) Tom Block C3 ( 11) Percy Brewington C2 (13) john Buhsmer C1 (02) Martin Burrows C2 (02) Barry Campbell C3 (05)

Drexel (cont.) Ray Cannon C2 (02) Jack Casper C7 Douglas Clarke C2 (07) Bill Cooney C2 (06) Samuel Costa C2 (12) Raymond Davis C3 (15) Walter DearolfC2 (13) David Denenberg C1 Ed DiMond C2 (14) Leonard Dicarlo C4 (12) Kenneth Dirkes C2 ( 15) Philip Earley C1 (02) Larry Egolf C1 (03) Sonny Evers Gino Fortunato C1 (02) John Frye C2 (03) Jack Gardner C1 (07) Ray Griffin C2 (02) Paul Gross C2 (02)

eil Gutenberg James Haislip C4 (02) Dale Haring (04) Rich Han Alan Henderson C3 (03) Guy Hess C2 (12) David Heydt C2 (03) Hoke Hokanson C2 (06) Lem HoltC1 John Hudson C2 (15) John Hunter (02) Art Jones C2 (03) Joseph Keyes C1 (02) Eugene Kiehl C2 (05) Bob King Ralph Klesius C2 (12) John Knoll C2 (02) Charles Kuntz Bob Lambert C1 (02) Tony Lannutti C2 ( ll) Tom Laroe C3 (03) Alben Lord C1 Jack Marshall C2 (14) Bill McFadden C1 (13) Vicko Mel ada C3 ( 10) Gil MerrittC3 (15) Osborne Miller C2 (03) joe Mittura C2 (04) Robert Murphy C1 Fred uenighoffC1 (02) Ralph Parris C2 (06) John Rernias C1 (03) John Rittenhouse C3 (14) joseph Rogliano (02) Daniel Romanchuk (02) Don Schey C2 (15) Bill Schuette C1 (02) Michael Sellers C2 (02) Keith Sheppard C4 (14) Bill Shute C3 (14) Fred Staiger C2 ( 14) Jack Steer C2 (02) Bill Stees C3 Harold Stiffler C1 (02)

Drexel (cont.) Dick Sullivan C3 Darren Tapp C1 (04) Bob Tesno C2 ( 10) Bob Thorp C2 (08) AnhurTunnell C2 ( 15) Nicholas Wendelboe C1 (03) Don Williams C1 (09) Sam Wilson C2 ( 15) Stanton Woenh C1 I.I.T. (Alpha Phi) Mike Adair C1 (02) Dick Allen C1 Michael Barr C1 Ed BisoneC2 (14) Gary Cathey C1 (07) Thomas Dodson Cl John Doudera C1 (05) Cyri l Dusell C2 (04) Dick Frankenberg Cl (04) Jim Helm C3 (08) jack Higgins C2 (11) Richard Hughes C2 ( 14) John Humiston C4 (14) Frank Janik Cl Ken Kamper C 1 Ed Kaschins C2 (14) Edward King C2 Martin Kotsch C3 (07) Russ Millman C3 (12) Peter Ostrander C2 ( 02) Kenneth Peterson C4 Roger Peterson C3 ( 15) Amo Pinnow C2 (03) Jack Piper Cl (04) John Pottenger C2 (02) John Roach C3 (04) John Sachs C4 (14) Edwin Searl C2 (04) Burton Seiwell C3 (03) Ken Slepicka C1 (02) Douglass Snyder C3 (02) Steve Stevens C2 (05) Chris Sutton ViaorTerrana (02) Paul Wagner C3 (14) Fred Widlak C4 Jim Woodling C2 (02) Charles Woods (03) Miam i (Alpha Chi) Curt Hopkins C3 (14) Frank Kearns C2 (03) Wilson Rehfield Indiana (Alpha Psi) Gerald Allen C2 ( 15) Mike Baccash Cl (02) John Barker C2 ( 14) Steve Boone C2 (03) Don Brennan C2 ( 15) James Broadhurst C1 (03) Ron Campbell (03) Jason Christensen James Crews (02) Durbin Day C3 (14)

Indiana (cont.) Douglas Dowen C2 (02) Scott Evenbeck C2 (14) Dave Gibson C2 (04) Rod Gu nning C3 (04) Skip Hageboeck C1 Richard Hall (02) Robert Haller C2 (03) jim Halsey Cl (08) John Hayden C2 (06) Michael Hole Wallace Hutton C2 (03) James Kelsey C1 (03) Bob Lambert Lawrence Li u Cl (04) Warren Loom is Cl (OG) Joe Lux C2 (02) Chuck Martin C1 (02) Jim McCollough Brian McDonald Kevi n McDona ld C3 (15) Tim Mercer C2 (05) Timothy Monger (02) David Moscowitz Ralph Mundy C2 (02) WayneMurrayC (14) Bob Nelson (05) Richa rd Oren Barry Polley C 1 (05) Menon Prunty C2 (03) John Rei lly C1 Jim Ruckriegle C2 (14) Terry Russell (03) Stephen Sanders Steve Sanders Cl john Spry (02) T.J. Sullivan C3 (06) Phil Summers C7 ( 14) Guy Swenson Michael Vandrey C1 (03) Ross Wingler C3 (14) Jim Witek C1 (06) Jim Wright Oregon (Alpha Omega) R. Glenn Garrett (04) Sherman Holmes C2 (02) Don Lasselle C2 ( 14) Stanley Lynch C2 (14) Bob Potts (03) Fred Streimer C2 (02) N.J.I.T. (Beta Alpha) Nick Adams C3 (13) Fred Becker C3 ( 15) Joey Berenguer Kevin Boerner Tony Castillo Joseph Chapski C1 Russell Chomiak Steve DePalma C8 ( 12) Chuck Dietz C 1 (02) Roger Dolida C1 (02) Lawrence Fisher Cl Carl Fritsch Robert Garvey C 1

N.).I.T. (con t. ) David !Iaber Rona ld !Janson George ll ospodar Gl (02) Joe Kciuk Ed Klebaur C3 (IS} Karl Ko pans William Kowalski C l (02} Jim KrucherCS (14) Aivars Krumins C2 (08) Karl Kubak C2 (06) Ri chard Labinsky C3 (06} John Lee S (04) Do n Li nske 2 (08) Joseph Manfredi C4 (I 4) Amhony Mangone C l (03 ) llerben Manin C l (06) William McCabeC3 (1 4) Tom McCann 2 (OS) Mi haei MerdingerCI Lou is Miceli C2 (IS} Edmund Mooney C l Frank Moorman George ewcombe C4 (OS) Will iam Oakenell 2 (03) Alvin O lsen Juan Pad illa (02) Patrick Parkinson Lester Pastuszyn Rick Pedersen C l (04) Pugliesi Pugliesi 3 (02) Javi Rivera Richard Rodrick Cl (06) Richa rd RusakCI (12) Bruce ack Brian Sedlak Ji m Snodgrass C2 (06) Gary Sobin C l Richard tephan 2 (06) Patrick Suter Jim Tomasini C l William Toth Cl John Urban Cl (02) Jacob VanBroekhoven C2 (IS} Don Van llouten C4 Frank Vento Dave White 2 Rolan Yang Flo rida SoutJ1ern (Bela Beta) Gary Baker C3 (OS) Jim Evans C2 (02) Bill Fraser 2 (03} Kennis Ketterer 2

arl Koch C3 ( 12) Roger LaBrie

eorge Peterson 2 ( 10) Dave Robenson C3 (II) Ted Scharfenstein 7 (IS} Jack Trufant I (03) Robert Weitzner I (03) Louisville (Bela Gamma) Donald Bloomer C3 ( 12) John ook C2 (IS}

ail Elliott I

Louisvill e (con t. ) Ji m Gri ssom I (04) Spencer Harper C3 ( 14) William Jenks (02) Jim Koshewa I (OS) Ron Krebs 7 (14) Brent Pacanowski Errol Richardson Cl (03) Warren Robb C4 (03) Ferris Shunnarah Jim Weber 2 Herb Zimmerman C2 (II) Drake (Beta Delta) Bi ll Barber 2 (02) Rob ioneC4 (14) C. Ray Deaton (06} Paul Gi lman C2 (04) Jim l lendrix C2 (06) Jim ll ornbrookC4 (14) ltD. I lowell (02) Ken Mi ller 2 (14) Marvin elson Cl (02) Joe Parsons I ( 03) Ri chard Paul ll aro ld Pewick Kenneth Piller 2 (II) Dean Rowland 3 ( 14) Jack treet Cl (02) James Verlautz 2 (04) Don Walter C2 (02) Chris Wegner (02) Jim Winegar 2 (14} Missou ri (Beta Epsilon) Robert Baker C2 (03) Jeffrey Bennett Frank Boyd 2 Robert Cage I (03) Brian Eiserman (02) Dave Epperson Cl (07) Paul Frazee 2 Bill Gleason Cl (02) Mike Hinds I (02} Ted Krull C1 (OS) Ken Lissner C2 (08) Walt Richard 3 ( 14) Jay tuckel C4 (02) Scott Tilliu Laurence Trudell C3 (14) Florida State (Beta Eta) Paul Aase C2 Daniel Al len C2 (02) LeoAlmerico 2(1S) John Brooks Jim Bultman I (03) Bob lark 2 (12) Mike lifford Rick Corbell C2 (07) Lenny Costin Roben Costin Beau Debeaubien l (07) Reg Dickey I (02) Jeff Eacker Cl (02) Stu Gash Warren llarper I

Buzz Holdorf (02) Jeffrey ll o ller C3 (03) Guy Hollingswonh C2 (03) Emmett Johnson Cl Raymond Jones Mike Loy C1 (02) Chuck MacMilli n C3 (14) Buz McCall C4 (03) Thomas McCall (02) I larry Mcintosh I (02) Hassell Mciver C I (03) Bob Milstead I Gordon Mize C l (02) Bubba Mock C I Chris ew 3 (02) Jay ewman C3 ( 12) Lee ichols I (02) Mike O'Farrell C2 (02) Randy Pious C2 (02) Kenneth Rouse (02) Frank Ryll 2 Bernie Stilwell C I David Stoddard Cl (03) Lewis ymmes I (02) Kenneth True Cl Eric Uhlhorn William Welch I

id Wilson C2 (12) Arizona (Beta Theta) AnhurVanceCI (04) Toledo (Beta Iota) Chris Banon C2 (02) Bob Conley C3 (14) Carl Conner C1 Darwin Deckro h C2 (06) Gerald Dunaway 2 ( 14) William Frederick C2 (08) Rob Friess 2 (08) George Hershman C2 (03) Charlie Matllies Darryl McEwen C3 ( 14) Rob Meyer C3 (OS) Craig Myers C2 (02) Elmer ewness (02) Bill 0 ' hea C2 (13) Richard Rose CJ (04) Roger chiller C2 Rob Shindell Dick malley C1 (02) Lance Talmage C4 (II) James White C2 (04) Georgia Stale (Beta Kappa) jack Barber Cl (02) Ken ribbs S (03) Dave Fergu on 2 James Latllam Pat McCabe Cl (04) Steve 1c abe (03) Larry Reinhardt I (02) Dave Ward C3 ( 12) John Whitley 3 ( 12) Tampa (Bela Lambda) Jim Crosby Ci (03) Austin Curry 3 (06)

Tampa (cont.) Jim Gal lagher C2 Ralph Griffin 2 (03) Tom KeatorC3 (12) Steve Krist C1 (02) Joe Manineau C2 Perry Monastero C1 (OS) Bob Myers C2 (02) Don 0 ' eal C3 (03) Phil Prescott Ralph tout (06) Bob Swirbul C1 (02) Dick Swirbul C3 (03) Guy Walton C3 (07) Joe Wessel M eese (B la Mu) Wilfred Bourne 2 (02) Paul Brown C2 (OS) Miller Clarkson (03) Bob Dewey Raymond Duhon Cl (04) Ed Potratz C3 ( 14) Troy Rizzuto (02) RB. Smith C4 (14) David Stacy 3 (OS) Houston (Beta u) Charles Boze Richard Viguerie 4 Central Michigan (Beta Xi) Dave Clappison C2 (14) Dale DeWaard I Edward Morrow Cl Brad Mumford Jeff Pankhurst Donald Perry C2 (04) Northwestern State (Bela Omicron) Johnny Oden I (04) Eastern Michigan (Beta Pi) Dick Falk C2 ( ll) Clarkson (Beta Rho) John Kruse (08)

.I.U. (Beta Sigma) Don Firkins C3 (IS) Valdosta Stale (Beta Tau) Hamp Adams (03) Tom Brooks C2 (07) Tripp Coston James Dowd C2 (10) Lance llamrick 3 (06) Tom Limoli I Bill Maxwell 2 (03) Ted Nelson C4 (02) Jerry Pilcher C2 (02) jonathan con 2 (02) Earl Spell ( 02) Jerry Thomason I (04) Mark Waddell 2 (03) Jody Weatllers I Pat Wilford 2 (14)

"When I was 18, I was a boarder at another fraternity house. They wanted me to join, but I had been to Pi Kappa Phi and pledged there instead. That was the best decision I ever made."

Melvin Laney Un1vers1ty of Mur; a1 d Eta Eps ion Math. Pre-Med. 4.0

Laney serves as c ap er scholarsh p cha rrnan and has 1nterned for he ast ~ ree summers as a JUr or scent st for Sc1ence App cat ons lnternat1onal Corp. He began college at age 16 and p ans o attend med1ca sc oo. so h s chapter brothers ca I h m Doog1e Howser

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"Pi Kappa Phi has been the best part of my college career. Throughout my asso­ciateship, initiation and brotherhood, I have learned valuable lessons that I simply couldn't have learned without the help of my brothers."

Adam Robinson Samford University Alpha Eta Poht1cal Soence. 3.94

Robinson IS pres1dent of the campus Un1ted Nat1ons club and IS 1nvolved with m1n1stry programs through three Baptist churches. He IS

Alpha Eta's scholarship cha1rman and has a m1nor 1n history.

Key to giving clubs: Cl $100 to $249

C2 $250 to $499

C3 $500 to $999

C4 $1,000 to $2,499

C5 $2,500 to $4,999

C6 $5,000 to $9,999

C7 $10,000 to $24,999 C8 $25,000 to $49,999

C9 $50,000 to $99,999

CJO $100,000 and up

(Number in parenthesis

indicates consecutive

giving years.)

36 TH E STA R & LAM P

Virginia (Beta Upsilon) Steve Applegate C2 ( 14) John Baber Don Bahlman John Browning C3 (IS) Michael Chenard Bill Couper C3 Jeffrey Craigmi le (02) Gene Davis C3 Glenn Dickson C4 (14) Barry Ewald C2 (02) Ted Freeman C3 ( 13) Leroy Hamlett C2 Tom Haudricourt C2 (03) Russ Huber C3 ( 13) Dan Kimball CS (04) Dudley Lewis Joe McKane C2 (03) Shep Moore C3 ( 11) Chuck Nesbit C3 (14) Steve Nesbit C2 (03) Fred Riggins C4 (14) Don Slesnick C2 Bill Watson C2 ( 10) ). B. Yount C4 (07) East Carolina (Beta Phi) Ellis Banks C2 (04) Dennis Barbour C2 ( 12) Miles Barefoot C1 (02) James Bishop Cl Dennis Brown C2 (06) Ryan Couture C1 (02) Clay Edmonds CS (04) Ellis Ehle C2 Cam Frazier C3 ( 14) Joe Hallow Cl (02) S.T Hicks C3 (12) Stacey Johnson (03) Rick Judson C1 (02) Wiley Lewis C2 (14) George Ressequie C1 (03) Thomas Sayetta C1 (07) Richard Scoll C2 ( 10) Scott Smith C1 Clarke Speaks Tom Yopp C2 (02) East Texas (Beta Ch i) Don DeColaines C2 B.). Downes Cl (02) Calvin Draper C2 Stephen Marx (02) Curtis Nugent C1 (07) Ken Park C3 (04) Andy Schlachter Michael Tuerk Tommy White C1 (03) John Witt C4 ( 13) Tennessee Wesleyan (Beta Psi) Joel Jones C1 (08) Barry Saunders C2 (07) Greg Whitlock C2 (03) Dan Wieser (02)

East Tennessee State (Beta Omega) Alan Bagley Edward Bowers C2 (02) Byron Brown C4 (1S) Doug Burt (02) Frank Masters C1 Charles Motley C 1 (06) Russ Palmer C3 (06) Gene Sm ith C2 (13) RobertYackanin C2 (13) Kei th Younger C2 ( 14) Ray Ziembinski C2 (04) Livingston (Gamma Alpha) Joe Alexander CS (07) Hal Bloom C3 Bill Carter C1 (03) Jack Garnett C1 Ti llman Hall Cl (02) Steven Hood Mitch Shoup James Withers Old Dominion (Gamma Beta) Joel Allen C1 (02) Ted Bachas C2 (02) Linwood BeverlyC2 (14) Chuck Brady C4 ( 14) Sam Bryant C1 Phillip Casteel C1 (04) William Jenkins C2 (03) Anthony Lincoln Bob Magoon C1 Girard Mitchell Matthew Parker C2 (02) David Posey C1 Lou Richard C3 (04) Paul Shebalin C2 (11) Dave Simas C1 (02) Tom Treichler C2 (03) JoeVanCleveC3 (12) Tim Willis C2 (OS) Troy State (Gamma Gamma) Brad Bums Shawn Gillis (02) John Lamkin Cl (02) Mark Landers C3 Rick elson Cl Mitch Rohde Michael Roskos (02) SteveScruggsCI (04) Steve Shamburger Cl (02) Larry Turrin C2 ( 11) Memphis (Gamma Delta) Herb Blow C2 ( 11) John Boorman Tom Carter CS (14) Richard Franklin C2 James Ray C2 (04) David Siebert C1 jimmy Wallin (02) Philip Wood C3 James Wyall (04)

Western Carolina (Gamma Epsilon) Eric Beck C1 (04) Larry Callicut t C1 (OS) Marv Cope C3 ( 14) Sam Davis C2 (1S) Bi ll Felsher C2 Bruce Fishel C1 (03) Chip McArn C1 David McKenzie C2 ( 14) Stan Pendergraft C1 ( 10) Tony Perkins C2 Bob Shaver C2 ( 14) Steve Smith C1 (02) Charles Sulton C2 Blade Thomason Cl (02) Don Turner C 1 Jay Waller C J Frank Will is C2 (14) West Virginia Tech (Gamma Zeta) Bill Boyle C 1 (02) Bob Brewer C2 (08) Bill Conrad C2 Chuck Hutzler C3 (1S) Steve Kraycar C1 (II) Randy Lavender C1 (03) Denny Maffessami C2 (04) Paul Mattox C l (02) Charles Mills (02) Phil Oneacre C3 (02) Donald Prinzbach C2 ( 14) Edward Rankin Harry Sanders C I Don Skaggs C2 (03) Clifton Smith C2 ( 14) Athens (Gamma Eta) Tom Rei nke C3 (14) Bob Slaybaugh C3 (14) Guy Smith C1 (03) U.N .C.-Wilm ington (Gamma Theta) john Baldwin C2 (OS) Keith Combs Matt Crossman C l (OS) Bill Dalton C2 (14) Scou Engler C 1 Jim Farlow C1 Bill Harrell C3 (03) Chuck Hatch (03) Kevin Jarrett Thomas Joynt MikeLongCI (11) Denny McCaughan C 1 Henry Merritt C2 (IS) Jimmy Piner C2 (04) Martin Sondey C3 (OS) L.S.U. (Gam ma Io ta) Juan Delgado Basi l Elzein Beau Fournet (02) Darian Fuselier Chip McCorkle Michael Porche C3 (02)

Georgia Southern (Ga mma Kappa) Glenn Aspinwall C4 (14) Ro land Berry C3 (08) Samuel Bishop C 1 Wayne Buffington CS (14) Tom Ca mp C3 (06) David Centofanti C1 Pau l Coleman C1 (03) Lee Dav is C2 (02) Steve McClure Martin Nesm ith C4 (04) Joe Odom C4 Steve Rawlins C2 (02) Michael Register C2 (04) Larry Ray Smith C3 (02) Rick Walden C l Missouri -Ro ll a (Gamma Lambda) Mohammed Abdu lla Bob Bentz inger C3 (1 4) Ra ndy Curtis 2 (09) Mario Gioia C2 Gregg Hale C l (02) Bi ll Prou lx C l Paul d1errer C3 (06) Michael Sch nettler C2 (03) Belmont Abbey (GammaMu) John Cottingham C3 (I S) John Farrell C2 Bo Green (02) Gregory Kusic C2 (03) Guy Piche C2 (06) LaGrange (Gamma Nu) Wiley Bryant C2 (07) Jeff Esola ( 02) Ro n Farr 2 (03) Brandon Rickman Mike Ro thschild C l (02) Ra lph Sims C2 (02) Ron deValinger CS (09) Georgia Soutllwestern (Gamma Xi) Burney Adams Ben Andrews C2 (02) Bi ll Finney CS (13) Richard Folger C4 Mike Hall C2 (02) Benjamin Hamrick C2 (03) George Pritchard C2 Dave Suppes C2 William Terry (02) Mark Todd C2 (03) Betllel (Gamma O m icro n) Bill Bender Lander (Gamma Rho) David Bowen C 1 (02) Wayne Craft C2 David I looper (02) Steve Kodman C 1 (OS) Robert Mclean C1 (03) Andy Price Eric Smith Marion Thomas (02)

Lander (cont.) Chuck Watson CS (06) Joel Wolbert BarryYoungC I (1 4) North Texas (Gamma Tau) Dwight Benton C 1 Don Gri ffi n (03 ) Oklahoma State (Gamma Upsilon) Mark Christman C l (03) Doug Danvers C2 (03 ) Barry Howell C3 (04) Mark Neftzger (02) Phil Perdue C1 (02) Allen Peterson (02) Gilbert Sanders C3 (03) Paul Startz C l (02) South Alabama (Gamma Phi) Ted Buxton (02) LaVon Chastang C l Lawrence Davis Cl (02) Don Dunbar C J (02) Larry Green C2 (1 4) Frank Havard C4 David LaRosa (02) Paul Langenbach C2 (03) Hugh Tomlin C2 john Van Derwood C1 (04 ) jacksonville (Gamma Chi) Mike Fouty C1 (09) Paul Stynchcomb C4 Augusta (Gamma Psi) Ro n Irick C2 Brooks Keel C3 (03) Montevallo (Gamma Omega) Jim Beal C4 David Bennett C2 ( 14) )aye Hoffman (02) Tony Preston Ma rk Russell C l Dave Wigginton C4 (14) David Wi lliams C2 (OS) Virginia Tech (Delta Alpha) Timothy Beale (02) Glenn Byrd C l (06 ) John Crist C3 (1S) Ed Dieterl e Mike Eller Cl (02) Chip Em ler Mark Ha ll C1 Steve Johnson C2 (03) Ryan jones C1 (02) Tom Lavelle Paul Lavery I (03) Ash ley Mi ller Joaquin Perez-Arrieta Jeffery Rhodehamel Cl (02) Jim Robertson C2 Michael Rowland C1 (02) John Smithman Robert Squire Dylan Supina

North Georgia (Delta Beta ) Ron Alexander C2 (04) Rick Barr C3 ( 13) Mark Brannen C2 Joel Brown (02) Bi ll Clark C1 (OS) Hal Dorsey Pete Drake Vic Ei lenfield C3 (04) Scott Fabozzi Benja min Hill Cl (02) Vic Irvin C2 (06) Charlie May C3 ( 13) Rich Moul tri e C2 Owen Nicholson C2 (03) Mike O'Halpin Cl Tom Persia C3 (14) Bi ll Pope C2 (02) P.). Rodgers C2 (03) Brett Sands Benjami n Si nger C J Andy Sm ith C2 (02) Ken Vining C2 (04) Pau l Wingo C2 Hal Wood C l Nebraska-Omaha (Delta Gamma) Dan iel Ehrlid1 C2 Michael Ryan (02) Northeast Missouri (Delta Delta ) John Andrews C4 (06) Chuck Barnard Cl Darryl Beach C2 (02) David Ewigman (12) Mike Killbebrew james Palmer Cl (03) Mid1ael Wood Cl (02) Jacksonville State (Delta Epsilon) Dean Buttram C2 Ra lph Cunningham C2 Thomas Hutchins Scott Mi lam (03) Randy Owen C4 (03) Ji m Young C3 (13) Appalachian State (Delta Zeta ) George Baldwin Cl Greg Bal l C4 (07) Doug Bush Cl Chris Cantrell Mark Christopher CS (II) Donald Faris (02) Bruce Greenland Cl (06) Gregory Honeycutt 3 (03) Graham Hoppess Cl David Huss Cl (02) Scott jenkins John Knier Cl (02) Bill Maycock C2 (03) Steve Miller C2 (09) Ward Norris C4 (02) Jeff Payne C2

Fredrick Price C1 (02) An Quickenton C6 (OS) Jeff Shell C2 (09) Anthony Small (02) Luther Snyder Radford Thomas Cl David Vaughn C3 (02) Morehead (Delta Eta) Paul Cantrel l Greg Kring C2 (OS) John Moser Cl (02) Ken UngerC I Middle Tennessee (Delta Io ta ) Stephen Crass C2 (OS) Mike Potts C3 ( 14) Pembroke (Delta Kappa) Curt Bennett O ll ie Canaday C3 (04) Jim Mdntosh (06) james Saunders (02) U.N.C.-Charl o tte (Delta Lambda) Donald Baker (02) Jon Bass Bob Bollinger Chris Cannon C4 ( 14) Mike D'Atre Bill Dawkins C2 Rese Farrish Cl (02) Robert Fisher C2 ( 10) Rick Gimla David Higgins C2 (02) Dean Hull Cl Bill Jackson C3 Martin Keams Cl (02) Gary Knox C2 (02) Thomas KrimmingerC I (04) Thomas Leiendecker Charlie Marus C3 (14) Rodney Murray (02) Rich Pope Cl Bo ProctorC3 (14) Terry Reed Todd Stiller Cl Lyn Wright Methodist (Delta Mu) David Waddell Western Ken tucky (Delta Nu) Thomas Sabetta Donn Sapp Cl (02) North Alabama (Del ta Xi) Glenn Chaffin Cl (OS) Larry Guess C3 (02) teve Pirkle C2 (03)

Jeff Suggs Cl (03) Nicholls State (Delta Omicron) jacques Frere C1 (12) Wrigh t State (Del ta Pi) Rick Prewitt C3 (02) Bruce Rockwell C4 ( 12) Dan Strawn CS ( 13)

Southern Cal. (Delta Rho) James Anderson C2 Randall Corber Cl (02) Louis Fritz Cl Ed LangC3 (14) Bowling Green (Delta Sigma) Charles Borton (02) Timothy Gill Cl (04) Mike Grimmett Ken Kaiser C3 Mark Krach (02) Thomas Krach Cl (06) Mike Thomas Cl (09) SteveTrivisonno Cl (03) James Mad ison (Delta Tau) Brian Baldwin Cl (02) Mark Callis C2 (02) Nick Curran (02) Steve Dicks Cl Paul Domboski Cl David Harvey Cl Jerry Keilsohn C3 (02) Chris Kelly Cl ( 10) Ken Kiser Cl (03) Thomas Lyles C2 (02) David Moretti Cl (02) Kenneth Rand Cl (OS) Pi ttsbu rgh (Delta Upsilon) Scott Cesare (02) Ryan Fischer CJ (03) Howard Simon Cl (14) Radford (Delta Ph i) Ty Hamill (02) Don Huber Scott Jackson Cl Mike Lindauer C2 George Sava Cl (03) Clifford Schamber Franklin Swann Cl Scott Tanner Cl (02) Kansas State (Delta Chi) Jim Gouldie C2 Brent Grauberger C1 Steve Hill C1 Mike Kallas C1 (OS) Andrew Lammers Cl (03) Jeff Meister C2 (02) Robert Ohmes C1 (02) Broc Yakel (03) Texas-Arlington (Delta Psi) Keith Ackerman Billy Jacobs C3 (04) Mark Jacobs C3 (II) Steven Kosta Cl Robert O'Reilly (02) David Sprinkle Cl (OS) Bill Svihel C3 (14) Bryan Taylor Cl (04) Keith Whitt (02) Texas A&M (Delta Omega) Wade Birch C2 (04) Abe Bush Jason Dodd C2 (06) Jason Mills

"Having been accepted into the brotherhood has made me realize that becoming a found­ing father of Eta Xi is the most rewarding accomplishment of my life! Receiving the Pi Kapf> Scholar award is, simply, the 'icing on my coke.'"

Richard Tallarico State Un1versrty of NewYor at Albany-Eta X1 B1ology. Chemistry, Eng 1sh. 3.92

Tallanco IS a found111g father of h1s chapter and has served as Warden and PUSH cha1rrnan.

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"I owe a lot to Pi Kapp, as it has enabled me to develop an incredible closeness with a group of guys I might not have other­wise met. As an alum, I plan to follow the example of those who have given something back to the fraternity."

Craig Wellen University of Pennsylvania Eta Nu Entrepreneunal Management. International Relations, 3.8

Wellen is a founding father of his chapter and as Vice Archon, he helped expand Its membership from 16 to 60.

Key to giving clubs: Cl $100 to $249

C2 $250 to $499

C3 $500 to $999

C4 $1,000 to $2,499

C5 $2,500 to $4,999

CG $5,000 to $9,999

C7 $10,000 to $24,999

C8 $25,000 to $49,999

C9 $50,000 to $99,999 C10 $100,000 and up

( umber in parenthesis

indicates consecutive

giving years.)

38 THE STA R & LAMP

Texas A&M (cont.) Terry Wilson C1 (03) Elon (Epsilon Alpha) John Carrena Gerald Hollan C3 (09) Mark Hollan Sam Miller C1 (03) Ralph MuellerC2 (12) Barry Simmons C3 Grand Valley (Epsilon Beta) Ted Lukomski C4 (13) Longwood (Epsi lon Gam ma) Jeff Aleksa (04) Derek Lilly Cl Steve MeAra C2

tephen Mode (03) Brad Pomp C1 (OS) Dale Rankin C2 ( 11) Gary Slack C1 (02) Auburn-Montgomery (Epsilon Delta) Tohn Andrews C1 (03) Mark Cline Cl (02) Mark Ernest Jim McGehee Tony Mullis David Smith C3 ( 11) Clinch Valley (Epsilon Epsilon) Steven Baker (02) Mike Donathan C4 (02) Lee Lewis C! (02) Central Arkansas (Epsilon Zeta) James Barker (OS) John Bearden C3 (11) Recharge Dixon C! (10) Winthrop (Epsilon Eta) Joel Byars C3 ( 10) John Lyon C1 (03) Jeffrey Mahoney Cl (02) Tom Sacco C2 (04) Seton Hall (Epsilon Theta) Mike Cassidy Len DePalma C2 (10) John Dec William Freeman C1 Ted Guzman Ryan Mulvaney U. .C.-Greensboro (Epsilon Iota) Jeff Cole (02) Charles Cote' C1 (03) David Craft C1 Kevin Debbs Cl (02) Travis Getz (02) Rob Hill (02) Steve Kirkman C1 Gregory Larimore C1 (02) Scott Twiford C3 (03)

Southern Tech (Epsilo n Kappa) james Armstrong Jay Barrow C3 (10) Eric Burch C1 (02) Shawn Hefner David HirschJer C1 Mike Hubsky C3 Ralph Kern (02) Barry Kidd C2 ( 10) Sandy Ransom C2 Kim Ray (02) John Thompson Bruce Vandiver C1 (04) U.S.C.-Spartanburg (Epsi lo n Lambda) Edward Brown Rob Brown Cl (02) Michael Elmore C2 John Hanke John Harris (02) Todd elmes (02) Tony Tam Ryan Tucker Bradley (Epsilon Mu) James Aiu C1 (02) Dan Charleston C2 (02) Gregory Cors Cl Ben Frank Magnet Jenkins Cl Greg Kocian Jeff Luebker C4 (OS) Pat Maietta Cl (OS) Jason McDowell Cl (02) Mel ndoe ( 03) Mark ischwitz J. O'Brien C2 Kenneth Slaninka Tim Sumner C2 (03) SAC State (Epsi lon u) Richard BanCl (04) James Cassinelli Kun Ericson Cl Mark Glazier Cl Bob Langbein C3 (02) Jayson Louie C2 (03) Henry Pho Michael Royer (02) Jeff Silver C1 (OS) AI Spannuth C3 ( 12) TyTomita C1 (02) Stuan Volker C3 LaSalle (Epsilon Xi) Chris Bailey John Gable C2 Dave Givey C2 (10) Ed Iesko C2 (02) Tim Melroy (02) Jim Richard Villanova (Epsilon Omicron) Joe Brady C2 Patrick Brala C2 (04) John DeLuca

Villanova (cont.) Todd Garrelts James Ruocchio Virgi nia Commonwealth (Epsilon Pi) Ben Friedman Roben Michaux David Perkins (02) Aaron Perlut C1 (02) Mike Valentine C1 (02) Lenoi r-Rhyne (Epsi lon Rho) Ed Agnoli Ken Brown C2 (02) Mark Dellinger (02) Kevin Downing Todd Elrod (02) Trent Hennigar Chuck Herrin Don Jarboe (03) Jeff Kautz (02) Mark Mullane C3 (04) Bill Rhyne Cl (04) DougStewan Craig Thornburg C I ( 04) Christian Bro thers (Epsilon Sigma) Timothy Boswell Bret Busch (02) Richard Erickson Cl (04) Mike Evangelisti Vince Mancini Cl (04) John Novarese Ray Saunderson Cl (04) Br. Werle Cl Ted Wilder Bill Wilson Cl (02) St. joseph's (Epsilo n Tau) Santo Donia Joe Helduser C1 (06) Thomas Marino (03) Art Paltz (03) Steven Suznovich (02) Vince Thompson C1 Joseph Vanelli (02) Don Wheatley Georgia College (Epsi lo n Upsilo n) Perry Bunon (02) Lamar Doolittle C2 (10) Lee Langley C2 Roger Smith C1 U.A.B. (Epsilon Phi) Arthur Ennis Cl (04) David Kessler (02) Slippery Rock (Epsi lon Psi) Len Green Cl (03) Alan Hilling Cl (02) Ronald Keyser (02) Ken Klimchock Cl (07) Jim Ramsey Cl (02) David Ray

Texas Tech (Epsilon Omega) Paul Cseko Roy Goodloe Drew Hudel Cl Craig Ka m radt (03) Roben Kurima Cl (04 ) Jim Smith C l (04 ) Bob Welsh C3 (03 ) Kevin Wright C 1 (04) U.C.-San Diego (Zeta Beta) Andy Chapman C1 (04) Jeff Mains Keith Rundle Cl (02) Wyatt Wach tel North Dakota (Zeta Gamma) Mark Adams Cl (02) Todd Chrzanowski (03) Steven Gosnell Brad Hagen Ch ris Jo hnso n C2 (03 ) David Kirkland Cl (04) Joe Kraft C1 (04) Mike Monson C2 Steward Sandstrom C2 (07) Ra ndy Sti ll inger Mid1ael Welvaen C2 (OS) Shippensburg (Zeta Del ta) Dick Hi ltnerCI (04) Jeff Hi ltner (02) George Mason (Zeta Epsilon) Jeff Armstrong Alan Duesterhaus C2 (02) Juan Miyares C1 (02) Lee Quick Cl (OS) Tim Quick C ! (04) Michael Socha C2 (OS) North Flo rida (Zeta Zeta) Steve Borowiec C1 (04) Jim Leano Bill Ohlendorf John Powers (02) South Flo rida (Zeta Eta) Timothy Moore (03) Texas-Austin (Zeta Theta) Bob Ceron C1 (02) Paul Drake C4 Eddie Guerra (03) Tracy Maddux C2 (04) Jimmy Salazar (02) Jack Salmon C1 (03) Mike Young !UP (Zeta Io ta) Richard ravener CJ (OS) Chas Geraci David Meyers Cl Vic Sofelkanik Cl (OS) JeffWawrzeniak Stockton State (Zeta Kappa) Steven Meincke (02) Clemson (Zeta Alpha) Chad Beaty Mark Moehring (02) Daniel Tempe CJ (02) Jarrald Woodcock

Cal. State-Chico (Zeta Lambda) Brian Flanagan David Cayner Cl Daniel Hitzke Todd Nicholson Cl (03) Jon Smith Cal. Sta te-No rthridge (Zeta Mu) James Benson C I (02) Shahmir Nadjmabadi C2 (03)

tefan Wilcox (02) West Chester (Zeta Nu) Robert Mackler Ra lp h Ma ro tta (02) Joh n Nickolas Michael Parson (02) Joe Rizzu to (02) Averett (Zeta Xi) Bria n Campbell Tom Dareneau Steve Forrest Robert Cordon Cl (02) Aaron Hodges Eric Hodges C l (04) Bobby Perkins C l (04) David Thomas Cl (03) SUNY-Cortl and (Zeta Omicron) John Colabelli Paul Hastings Shaun Parker (02) Scott Radeker (02) Marsha ll (Zeta Pi) Jamie Bennett

hri Con ley Shawn Francisco Cal. State-Fullerto n (Zeta Rho ) Stephen Byork John Deacy Cl (03) Tony Fisher Cl (02) Robert Jacobs Brian Lee Gerard Sandoval

CO lt Tobin (02) U.C.-Davis (Zeta Sigm a) Drew Grasham (02) Brian Jones William Wagner Barto n (Zeta Tau) Jay Hinton Jim Kinghorn Bloomsburg (Zeta Upsilon) Frank Luckangelo Greg Roch Colo rad o Sta te (Zeta Phi) Stephen Feld C2 (03) Ryan Mauff David Peck (02)

IU PUI (Zeta Psi) Ron Barker Lance Burnside Cl (02) Jim Griffin (02) Jeff Harmon Towson Stale (Zeta O mega)

hris Grant (02) Mike Harrington Kyle Kehoe Cl (02) Steve Kemmet (02) Concord (Eta Alpha) Brian Harmon Phi llgo (03)

.L. McGown Cl (03) Danny Mitchem India na Sta te (Eta Beta) Bruce Bursey Mike Davis Ed Hunger (02) Colo rado-Boulder (Eta Gamma) Bret Heidemann C! (03) Erik lsernhagen (02) Jack Like Kennesaw Sta le (Eta Delta) Danny Fortney Jason Ponders Kenny Smith Maryland (Eta Epsilon ) Ross Knoblauch C I Queens (Eta Zeta) Stewart Blake C4 Jay McBride U.C.-Irvi ne (Eta Eta) Steve Roussey (02) Jim enechal C3 (03) San Fra ncisco (Eta Theta ) Bob Pahilanga Gene Takahashi

hri s topher ewport (Eta Iota) Mark Bemecker Tim Campbell Russell Murphy SUNY- Pla ttsburgh (Eta Kappa ) Mark olan Brian O 'Connor Craig Platt Jim Powers SUNY-Brockport (Eta Lam bda) Ryan Giglia Mark Onisk Wingate (Eta Mu) John Kapelar U Penn (Eta u) Brandon Gardner Brian Korb SUNY-Albany (Eta Xi) Richard Tallarico Kansas Brian Rork

Con tributi ng Chapters ebraska ( u) C2 (02)

Alabama (Omicron) C2 Washington & Lee (Rho) C2 Washington (Alpha Delta) C3 Auburn (Alpha Iota) Cl Tennessee (Alpha Sigma)

C2 (02) Indiana (Alpha Psi) C3

.).I.T. (Beta Alpha) C4 Ea tTexasState (Beta hi) C3 Troy tate (Gamma Gamma)

C2 Appalachian State (Delta Zeta)

Cl Morehead State (Delta Eta)

C2 Lenoir-Rhyne (Epsilon Rho)

2 Texas Tech (Epsilon Omega) IUP (Zeta Iota) C4 (02) Concord (Eta Alpha) Cl Colorado-Boulder

(Eta Gamma) C2

O ther Fra tern ities Sigma Alpha Mu Cl Delta hi C2 Delta igma Phi C2 Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Zeta Pi

Widows of Members Betty Cmzen Kathryn Deimler Cl Mrs. George Grant Anne )ervey Mrs. Kieffer Cl Betty Lowell Cl Eleanor Metcalfe Helen Ring Mrs. George Sheetz CG Ester Young Cl

Friends of the Fraternity Howard Alter E. Jayne Anderson Delta Zeta Alumni Assoc. Frederick Brown Alpha Omicron Building Corp. Alpha Theta Building Corp. Michael Carroll Episcopal University Center Wayne Colvin Coverdell Company Harris Publishing Co. Inc. Gamma Kappa Housing Corp. Alice Denson Scott Finney Alison Gallagher Mitzi George Gail Glasser John Green James Greer Shirley Hardee Terry llarper Marilyn I Ionon Alpha Xi I lousing Corp. Tom & Mary Lou Hughes Sonia lmmasche Phil Josephson

ed Kirklin William Light Eric Underberg William Luer Mindy Ma eil Kenneth Maddox Gregory McElroy Richard McKaig Jose Monroig Regina Moody Susan Munson Robert Neumann Leslie Paliyenko Craig Peterson Kathleen Randall Iverson Riddle Javier Rivera Ralph Rumsey Mr. & Mrs. Grady Savoie Sally Schafer Tom Schneider Brian Smith Eileen Stevens Kappa Delta orority Jim Spivey Shelley Sutherland Kappa Alpha Theta orority )ames Vredenburgh Charles Warner Gayle Webb David Westel

joseph Desamero Un1vers1ty of orth Carol na at Greensboro-Eps ion Iota Pne-Med. Nurs1ng. 3.8

"The recognition for the work I have put into my academics and my activit ies means a great deal to me, especially one

which is for all aspects of my college career."

Andrew Leblanc Rensselaer Polytechr c nst.tu'te Alpha Tau Aeronaut1cal Eng1neenng 3 79

Leblanc IS a cadet n the Aw Force ROTC and a'ls :o enter the A1r Force after attend1ng law schoo .

"If it weren't for the Fraternity, I would not

have ever found that focus in my life that has made me who I am today."

Beauregard Fournet Lou1s1ana Sta e l.m ers Gamma Iota F1nance, 3.93

Fournet s a fo rd g fat er of h1s chap:er a d a• served as "'reasurer ~ d alumn1 nelat1ons d rec.or.

PRI"-G 1995 39

Corporate Matching Gifts / A large number of corporations, large and

small, afford Pi Kapps the opportunity

through matching gift

programs to double or triple their gifts to the Foundation. Below is a directory of corpora­tions which we understand may match gifts to approved

fraternity foundations. If you are uncertain as

to whether your company will match

your gift to the Pi Kappa Phi Founda­

tion , call your

personnel office.

Abbot Laboratories Fund Airco, Inc. Allendale Ins. Foundation Albany International Corp. Allied-Signal Foundation Alza Corporation Amax Foundation, Inc. American Brands, Ltd. American Express Found . American President Co. The Andersons Archer Daniels Foundation Atlantic Richfield Found. ASARCO Foundation Ashland Chemicals Ayres Foundation, Inc. Bank of Boston Corp. Bakers Trust Company BASF Corporation Bassett-Walker, Inc. Batus, Inc. Beatrice Foods The Beefeater Foundation L.M . Berry and Company Best Products Company Black & Decker Corp. The Blount Foundation The BOC Group, Inc. The Boeing Company Boston Company The Boston Edison Found.

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BP America, Inc. Bundy Corporation Bu rli ngton Co. Leo Burnett Company, Inc. CPC In ternatio nal, Inc. CPC North America CSX Corporatio n The Calloway Bank Caner Wallace, Inc. Cellu lar O ne Champion International Chemical Bank Chubb & Son, Inc. Ci rcuit City Foundation Ci ticorp/ Citi bank Coca Cola Container Corp. of America Frederic W. Cook & Co. Computer Associates Inti . Connecticut atio nal Bank Cooper Industries, Inc. Cray Research Foundation Cresta r Financial Corp. Dameron Alloy Found. The Dexter Corpo ratio n Digi tal Equ ipment Corp. Dow Corning Eaton Corpora tion El Adobe Corpora tion Emerson Electri c Em han Corporation E RO Fou ndatio n Esign-Bickford Foundatio n Equitable Founda tion Ernst & Wh in ney Found . Exotic Rubber & Plastic Farm Credit Services Fi rst Bank System Fou nd. Fi rst Interstate Investment First at. Ban k of Mi nn . Fluor Corpo ration Ford Match ing Gift Program Freepon -McMoRan, Inc. Funderburke & Associates GATX Corporatio n Gary Energy Corpora tion Gen Corp Foundation, Inc. Gen-Rad, Inc. Genera l Cinema Corp. Genera l Services Corp. Gilman Paper Company Glaxco, Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Co. Gulf & Western Industries John Hancock Mutual Life The Hartl ine Company Hewlett-Packard Hormel, Inc. Hoechst Celanese Corp. Household International m Corporation

I1W Foundation IU International Illino is Bell Illino is Tool Works Found . Index Technology Ingerso ll -Rand Company International Data Group Inti . Materi als & Chemical Investo rs Diversified Jeffries & Companies, Inc. Jewel Companies, Inc. Johnson Contro ls Johnson & Johnson Josten's, Inc. Ka nsas City Southern Keebler Company W.W. Kellogg Founda tion Ke mper Group Ki mberly-Clark Foundatio n Ki rk Paper Corpo ration Kirkland & Ellis KIRKO, Inc. KMan Kraft, Inc. Foundatio n Levi Strauss & Company Life ofVirgin ia Tho mas J. Li pton Lyondell Petrochemical Co. MM I Companies, Inc. John & Catherine MacArthur Marathon O il Company The McGraw-Hill Found. The Mead Corpo ration Merck Company Found. Merit Oi l Com pany Microsoft Corpo ration Middle South Services Milli pore Foundatio n Mobil Founda tion, Inc. Montgomery Ward Found . Morrison-Knudsen Co. Charles Stewan Mott Found . Mutual of ew Yo rk

ational Health & Welfa re Mutual Life

ew England Business ew Jersey Bell o rman & Company onh Carolina Power Co. onhern Telecom

O utboard Mari ne Corp. Owens- Illinois, Inc. PQ Corpora tion Pacific Ligh ti ng Corpo raton J.C. Penney Company, Inc. Penn Central Corpora tion Penn Virgin ia Corporation Pepsi Co. Fou ndation Petro Lewis Corporation Pfizer, Inc. Phi lip Morris Companies

Pi trnan-Moore Pitney Bowes Pittway Corpo ratio n Pi tze r, Inc. Pl ayboy Enterprises, Inc. Projections Unlimited Prospect Hill Foundatio n Quaker Chemical Corp. Quaker Oats Foundatio n Quantum Rainier ational Bank Arthur D. Raybin Associates Reader's Digest Foundation Rockefeller Center, Inc. Rockwell Inti. Corp. Trust Ross, johnson & Ketersing SAFECO Insurance Co. The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Salomon Foundatio n, Inc. Schering- Plough, Inc. Scott Paper Company Seabord Surety Company Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Sea-Land Employees Fund G. D. Sea rl e & Company Securi ty Pacific Foundatio n SIFCO Founda tion Slocu m ).M. Smucker Company South Central Bell The Southland Corpo ratio n Spargus Tech , Inc. SpiegeL Inc. Spring Street Foundatio n Square D. Foundatio n Sterling Drug, Inc. Stone & Webster, Inc. Sun Comapany Sunstrand Corpo ration Temple-Inland Foundation Tessoro Petro leum Corp. Thiokol Corpo ration Towers Perrin Transa merica Foundati on Travelers Express Company 20th Centu ry Insurance Co. U.S. West Foundati on Union Pacific Corpo ration Union Bank o f Colo rado United States Fideli ty United Tech no logies United Way of Dayton Upjohn Company The UPS Foundatio n USF&G Insurance Company Virginia Power Compa ny Warren-King Companies The Wash ington Post Co. Waste Management, Inc. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Xerox Foundation

.... Your gift to the

Pi Kappa Phi Foun­dation helps support

the educational programs of the

Fraternity. Special attention is given to

programs to build better chapters,

leadership develop­ment, scholarships and loans, alcohol

and drug abuse programs and PUSH America. Funds are

invested by the Charitable Trust Department of

Wachovia National Bank. Thank you for

your continued support!

Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Statement of Revenues & Expenses june 30, 1994

P IERCE, H ARRELL & Co.

Initiation fees - operations Student dues Gain on investments Pre-initiation fees Interest and dividends Pi Kapp College registration Expense reimbursement Foundation Grant Mid-Year Leadership Conference Profit on sale of fraternal supplies Initiation fees- infrastructure Other Insurance fees col/ecred

Salaries Fraternity relations General Taxes, other than income taxes Star & Lamp printing Mid-Year Leadership Conference Depreciation Supreme Chapter In terest Alumni relations l nsurance expense Insurance premiums paid

REVENUES

EXPENSES

Excess of revenues over expenses before unrealized loss

CERTIFIED Pusuc AccouNTANTS

$308,970 219,585 192,223 111,600 83,217 74,760 74,129 70,000 29,345 26,008 13,880 10,190

434,455

1,648,362

405,335 272,421 232,536

54,263 50,276 38,087 27,623 11,405 9,572 5,524

22,813 335,203

1,465,058

183,304

Unrealized loss on valuation of marlletable equity securities (19,547)

Excess of revenues over expenses 163,757

Cumulative excess of revenues over expenses, beginning 513,946

Cumulative excess of revenues over expenses, ending $677,703

National Budget

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Directory

NATIONAL COUNCIL President-Jerry T. Brewer (Sigma-South Carolina) Director of Student Life USC-Russell House, Ste. 109 Columbia, SC 29208

Vice President-Nathan Hightower (Omicron-Alabama) P.O. Box 1669 Clearwater, FL 34617

Treasurer-Harry E. Caldwell, Jr. (Omicron-Alabama) 985 Valley View Road Indian Springs, AL 35124

Secretary-J. Patrick Figley, D.Min. (Chi-Stetson) Peninsular Counseling Center 2819 Horatio Street Tampa, FL 33609

Chaplain-W. Stuart Hicks (Kappa-UNC-Chapel Hill) 604 Laurel Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091

Chancellor-David Lane (Omega-Purdue) Venable, Baetjer and Howard Suite 400 201 0 Corporate Ridge Drive Mclean, VA 22101

Historian-Allen Woody (Xi-Roanoke) P.O. Box 538 Montvale, VA 24122

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NATIONAL COMMITIEES Alumni Relations-Frank Havard 2104 Pine Needle Drive W Mobile, AL 36609-2721

Education-Glenn Dickson 320 Southwind Ct #109 North Palm Beach, FL 33408

Investment-Julius Burges 17 Wappoo Creek Drive Charleston, SC 29412

Nomination-Phillip M. Summers Office of the President Vincennes University 1002 N. First Street Vincennes, IN 47591

Ritual & Insignia-David H. Vawter 441 0 South Linden Ave. Waynesboro, VA 22980

Scholarship Committee-Steve Sanders Kirkwood Hall 1 04 Bloomington, IN 47405

AREA GOVERNORS Thomas Wilson 23 Kimberly Lane Morrisonville, NY 12962

II Normal Mawby 7 Constance Dr. Glen Riddle-Lima, PA 19037

Ill Rob Benninghove 1549 Maiden Ln ., SW Roanoke, VA 24015

IV Dr. Arthur J. Quickenton 390 Meadowview Dr. Boone, NC 28607

v Chuck Watson P.O. Drawer 799 Greenwood, SC 29648

VI Ronald J. deValinger 910 Fifth Ave. Albany, GA 31701

VII J. Jeffry Wahlen P.O. Box 391 Tallahassee, FL 32302

VIII Ralph S. Foster 210 Mell Hall Auburn Univ, AL 36849-5607

IX Jeffrey Luebker 5825 N. Winthrop Avenue · Indianapolis, IN 46220-263

X John R. Andrews 3201 E. 33rd St. Sioux Fall, SO 57103

XI Billy L. Jacobs 4335 Vine Ridge Ct. Arlington, TX 76017

XII Dr. Frank M. Parrish 7742 S. Harrison Circle Littleton, CO 80122

XIII Robert E. Langbein 5581 Spa Drive Huntington Beach, CA 92647

NATIONAL STAFF Chief Executive Officer-Mark E. Timmes Assistant Executive Director-Jason K. Dodd Director of Business Affairs-Emerson Linney Director of Communications-Frank Wrenn Director of Expansion-James Benson Director of Alumni Relations-David Adams Executive Director Emeritus-Durward Owen Leadership Consultants- Mike Loy, Evan Erickson, Ross Knoblauch Administrative Intern- David Dixon Support Staff-Office Manager Joanne Stroshine, Director of Finance Nancy Perdue, Executive Secretary Linda Littlejohn, Membership/Records Director Cindy Howell, Computer Operations Specialist Sandy Davis, Chapter Supplies Director Lue Casto, and Administrative Assistant Betsie Fehr. P.O. Box 240526 Charlotte , NC 28224 704-523-6000 FAX: 704-521-8962

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation Lonnie Strickland, Chairman 1 Old Northriver Point Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 Executive Vice President of Foundation Ted Scharfenstein 289 South Street Rockport, MA 01966

Pi Kappa Phi Properties Ernest Johnson, Chairman PM Realty Group 444 S. Flower St. Suite 1730 Los Angeles , CA 90071 Executive Vice President of Properties Tracy Maddux P.O. Box 240526 Charlotte, NC 28224

PUSH America Regina Moody, Chairman Holy Angels, Inc 427 East Wilkinson Blvd. Belmont, NC 28012

PUSH America Staff

Interim Executive Director-Sally Schafer Special Events Director-Chris Orr Diriector of Chapter Services- Eric Schmidhausler Director of Programs-Chad Perce Programs lntern-Chet Wallace Chapter Services Intern-James Lawson Office Manager-Thea Polito Administrative Assistant-Terry Smith P.O. Box 241368, Charlotte , NC 28224 704-522-7874 (PUSH) FAX: 704-521-8962

CHAPTERS Alabama Albright Alabama-Birmingham Appalachian Stale Auburn Auburn-Montgomery Averell Barton College Belmont Abbey Bloomsburg Bowling Green Slate Bradley California-Berkeley California-Davis California-Irvine Calofornia-San Doege Cal. State-Chico Cal. State-Fullerton Cal. State-Northridge Central Michigan College of Charleston Christian Brothers Christopher Newport Clemson Clinch Valley Colorado - Boulder Concord Cornell Drexel Duke East Carolina Florida Florida Southern Florida State Furman George Mason Georgia Georgia College Georgia Southern Georgia Southwestern Georgia State Georgia Tech Illinois Illinois Tech Indiana Indiana at Penn Indiana State Iowa State IUPUI Jacksonville State James Madison Kansas State Kennesaw State LaGrange Lander LaSalle Lenoir-Rhyne Livingston Longwood Louisiana State U. Louisville Marshall Maryland McNeese State Mercer Michigan Michigan State Missouri Missouri-Rolla Montevallo Nebraska-Lincoln NJIT North Carolina UNC-Charlolle UNC-Greensboro UNC-Wilmongton North Carolina State North Dakota North Florida Northeast Missouri State North Georgia Oklahoma Oklahoma State Old Dominoon Oregon State Unov. of Pennsylvama Penn State Pottsburgh Presbytenan Purdue Queens College Radford Rensselaer Roanoke San Francosco St. Joseph's Samford Seton Hall Shippensburg Slippery Rock South Alabama South Carolina

Omicron P.O. Box 6089, Tuscaloosa, AL 35486 Zeta Chi Box (A.C. Box) 74, Reading, PA 19612-5234 Epsilon Phi Box 40, Univ. Center, Birmingham, AL 35294 Delta Zeta ASU Box 8991, Boone, NC 28607 Alpha Iota 861 Lem Morrison Dr., Auburn , AL 36830 Epsilon Delta P.O. Box 241332, Montgomery, AL 36124-1332 Zeta Xi P.O. Box 2306, Danville, VA 24541 Zeta Tau 1214 W. Gold St. , Wilson, NC 27893 Gamma Mu Box 5073, BAC, Belmont, NC 28012 Zeta Upsilon Box 52, BU, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Delta Sigma R-3 Old Fratermty Row, Bowling Green, OH 43403 Epsilon Mu 1530 W. Bradley Ave., Peoria, IL 61606 Gamma 2908 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 Zeta Sigma 101 Russell Blvd., Apt. 14, Davis, CA 95616 Eta Eta P.O. Box 4741 , Irvine, CA 92716 Zeta Beta P.O. Box 948555, LaJolla, CA 92037-9405 Zeta Lambda 811 Roo Chico Way, Chico, CA 95928 Zeta Rho Univ. Activoties Center-74 , Fullerton, CA 92634 Zeta Mu 17835 Parthenia St., Northridge, CA 91325 Beta Xi Box 70, Warnner Haii-CMU, Mt. Pleasant, Ml 48858 Alpha Box 1493, Stem Student Center, SC 29424 Epsilon Sigma 650 E. ParkwayS., Memphis, TN 38104 Eta Iota do Tm Car!¢ell, 209 Resolution Dr., Grafton, VA 23692 Zeta Alpha P.O. Box 2186, Clemson, SC 29632 Epsilon Epsilon CVC Box 6005, Wise, VA 24293 Eta Gamma 855 Broadway, Boulder CO 80302 Eta Alpha C-49 , Concord College , Athens, WV 24712 Psi 55 Rodgewood Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850 Alpha Upsilon 3409 Powelton Ave., #6, Pholadelphia, PA 19104 Mu P.O. Box 97675, Durham, NC 27708-7675 Beta Phi 803 Hooker Rd., Greenville, NC 27834 Alpha Epsolon 11 Fratemoty Row, Gaonesvolle, FL 32603 Beta Beta Box 15215, c/o FSC, Lakeland, FL 33802 Beta Eta 423 W. College Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32301 Delta FU-Box 28569, Greenvolle, SC 29613 Zeta Epsolon 4400 Umversoty Dr., SUB 1, Box t22, Faorfax, VA22030 Lambda 930 S. Molledge Ave., Athens, GA 30605 Epsolon Upsolon CPO 2424, Box 1000, Milledgeville, GA 31061 Gamma Kappa LB #12343, GSC, Statesboro, GA 30460 Gamma Xi 321 Barlow St. , Amencus, GA 31709 Beta Kappa Box 1848 Univ. Plaza, Atlanta, GA 30303 Iota G.T. Statoon 32715, Atlanta, GA 30332 Upsilon 831 Techwood Dr., Champaign, IL 61820 Alpha Phi 3333 S. Wabash Ave., Chocago, IL 60616 Alpha Psi 1415 N. Jordan Ave., Bloommgton, IN 47406 Zeta Iota 946 Church St., lndoana, PA 15701 Eta Beta Lincoln Quad Box D, Terre Haute, IN 47808-1532 Alpha Omocron 407 Welch Ave., Ames, lA 50010 Zeta Psi do Glenn Shanahan. 66 N Devon.lndoanapolos.IN 46219 Delta Epsolon P.O. Box 602-JSU, Jacksonvolle, AL 36265 Delta Tau P.O. Box 7187, JMU, Harnsonburg, VA 22807 Delta Chi 1614 Fa,chold , Manhattan, KS 66502 Eta Delta P.O. Box 440053, Manetta, GA 30061 Gamma Nu Box 1170 ,601 Broad St. , LaGrange, GA 30240 Gamma Rho Box 6191 , Lander Umv., Greenwood. SC 29646 Epsolon Xi LU-Box 692, Philadelphia, PA 19141-5150 Epsolon Rho LRC-Box 8420, Hockory, NC 28603 Gamma Alpha P.O. Box M, Livmgston , AL 35470 Epsolon Gamma Box 3006-Longwood Col. , Farmville, VA 23909 Gamma Iota P 0 Box 25068, Baton Rouge, LA 70894 Beta Gamma 2106 Confederate Place, Louosvolle, KY 40208 Zeta Po . 1434 5th Ave, Huntington, WV 25701 Eta Epsolon #8 Fraternoty Row, College Park, MD 20740 Beta Mu P.O. Box 92229-MSU, Lake Charles, LA 70609 Alpha Alpha MU-Box 112, Macon, GA 31207 Alpha Kappa 903 Lmcoln , Ann Arbor, Ml48104 Alpha Theta 131 Bogue St., E. Lansmg, Ml 48823 Beta Epsilon 915 Rochmond Ave .. , Columboa, MO 65201 Gamma Lambda 1704 Pone St., Rolla, MO 65401 Gamma Omega Drawer AY, UM,Montevallo, AL 35115 Nu 425 Umversoty Terr., Lincoln, NE 68506-0563 Beta Alpha 249 Kmg Blvd., Newark, NJ 07102 Kappa 216 Finley Golf Course Rd., Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Delta Lambda Cone Unov. Ctr., UNCC, Charlotte, NC 28223 Epsilon Iota P.O. Box 1361-62, Greensboro, NC 27413 Gamma Theta Umv. Center, Rm. 202, Wolmongton, NC 28407 Tau 2401 W. Fratemoty Ct. , Raleogh, NC 27606 Zeta Gamma 407 Cambndge St., Grand Forks, NO 58203 Zeta Zeta 4567 St. Johns Bluff Rd., Jacksonville, FL 32224 Delta Delta P.O. Box 562, K"ksvolle, MO 63501 Delta Beta Box 5165-NGC, Dahlonega, GA 30597 Alpha Gamma 1714 S. Chautaugua, Norman, OK 73072 Gamma Upsolon 1415 West Th,d , Stollwater, OK 74074 Gamma Beta ODU Std. Act. Ole. PKP, Webb Ctr, Norfolk, VA 23509 Alpha Zeta 21 11 Hamson NW, Corvallos, OR 97330 Eta Nu 4040 Walnut St .. Philadelphia, PA 1g104 Alpha Mu 409 E. Faorrnont Ave , State College, PA t680t Delta Upsolon Box 7t26, Unov. of Pott, Pottsburgh, PA 152t3 Beta PC-Box 1069, Clonton, SC 29325 Omega 330 N. Grant St.. W Lafayette. IN 47906 Eta Zeta Box 8t3, Queens College, Charlotte, NC 28274 Delta Phi 1tt7 Grove Ave., Radford, VA 24t4t Alpha Tau 49 Second St ., Troy, NY t2t80 Xi Box t76t , Roanoke College, Salem, VA 24153 Eta Theta Assoc. Students Of!. UC402,1glabon fle9lts San FlllllCISCO 94117 Epsolon Tau SJU, 5600 Coty Ave. Box 230, Phola., PA t9t3t Alpha Eta SU Box 2474, Bormmgham, AL 35229 Epsolon Theta 46 Fleet St., Jersey Coty, NJ 07306 Zeta Delta 36 S. Queen St. , Shippensburg, PA 17257 Epsolon Ps1 Rm. 221-C, Unov Umon, Slippery Rock, PA t6057 Gamma Phi P 0 Box U- t 208, USA, Mobole, AL 36688 Sogma USC-Box 85t28, Columbia, SC 29225

USC-Spartanburg Southern Tech Stockton State SUNY--Albany SUNY --Brockport SUNY--Cortland SUNY--Plattsburgh Tampa Tennessee Texas A&M Texas-Arlington Texas Tech Toledo Towson State Troy State Valdosta State Villanova Virginia Virg inoa Commonwealth Virgmia Tech Washongton Washongton & Lee Western Carolina West Chester West Virginia Tech West Virginia Wingate Winthrop Wofford

Epsilon Lambda 800 Umversoty Way, Spartanburg. SC 29303 Epsilon Kappa tt 00 S. Manetta Pkwy., Manetta. GA 30060 Zeta Kappa G-Wmg-SSC, Pomona, NJ 08240 Eta Xi P.O. Box 22102, Albany, NY t2222 Eta Lambda Std Act Ole Rm203. Seymour Clg Un, Brockport NY t4420 Zeta Omicron P .0 . Box 5335, Cortland, NY t 3045 Eta Kappa College Center, Po Kappa Phi.Piattsburgh Y 12901 Beta Lambda UT Box 2771 , 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa. FL 33606 Alpha Sigma P.O. Box 8629, Knoxvolle, TN 37996-0002 Delta Omega P.O Box 520t , College Station, TX n844 Delta Psi UT-Arlington, 705 S. Summot, Arlongton . TX 76013 Epsolon Omega P.O. Box 4678, Lubbock, TX 79409-4678 Beta Iota 2999 W. Bancroft, A-2, Toledo, OH 43606-3390 Zeta Omega TSU, Box 1971, Towson, MD 21204 Gamma Gamma TSU,P.O. Box 1738, Troy, AL 36082 Beta Tau VSC-Box 7136, Valdosta, GA 31698 Epsolon Omicron 215 Dougherty Hall, Villanova, PA 19085 Beta Upsilon 510 Rugby Rd., Charlottesvllle, VA 22903 Epsilon Po P .0 . Box 842035, Rochmond, VA 23284 Delta Alpha 1101 Redbud Rd., Blacksburg, VA 24060 Alpha Delta 4530 17th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98105 Rho W&L P.O. Box 903, Lexington, VA 24450 Gamma Epsolon P.O. Box 1173, Cullowhee, NC 28723 Zeta Nu Rm 109, Sykes Hall, West Chester PA 19383 Gamma Zeta 641 Fayette Poke, Montgomery, WV 25136 Alpha Rho 591 Spruce St. , Morgantown, WV 26505 Eta Mu Box 1648 Wingate College, Wmgate NC 28174 Epsilon Eta P.O. Box 5030-WCS, Rock Hill, SC 29733 Zeta Po Kappa Pho, Wofford College, Spartanburg. SC 29303

ASSOCIATE CHAPTERS Arizona State Coastal Carolina Colorado State (Z<I>) Kentucky Uruv of Mruyland-Balbmore Co Memphis State (ft.) Minnesota Morehead State (.lH) Sacramento St. (EN) San Francosco State Southwest Texas St. UCLA Wright State (t.n)

P.O. Box 2226. Tampa, AZ 85281 c/o Student Affa"s P.O. Box 1954, Conway, SC 29526 Greek Life Office, Laune Student Center, Fort Collins. C) 80523 c/o Jay McCoy, 575 Patterson Ole Tower, Lexongton KY 40506 UC Box 93 Baltimore, MD 21228 3841 Spottswood Ave., Memphos, TN 38111 c/o Randy Stollinger, 603 Washongton SE #518, Monneapolos. M 55414 Box 1247 UPO, Morehead, KY 40351 2348 Villanova Cr #1, Sacramento, CA 95825 Admin 251 , 1600 Holloway, San Francosco, CA 94132 c/o Charlie Strong , 1519 Owens,San Marcos, TX 78666 118 Men's Gym, 405 Holgard Ave. , Los Angeles, CA 90024 WSU 020 Umversoty Center, Dayton, OH 45435

ALUMNI CHAPTERS AND ASSOCIATIONS Alabama Gu~ Coast Alumni Chapter - Boll Ishee Epsilon Theta Alurm Asst:x:.. - Thomas M Alpha Delta Alumm Assoc. - Derrick Roger Gamma Alpha Alumni Assoc. - Joe Alexander Alpha Epsilon Club- Steven Stanford Gamma Beta Alumno Assoc. - Paul E DICI<son, Jr. Alpha Eta Alumni Assoc. - Lamar Lackey Gamma Epsolon Alumno Assoc. - Mo e Reece Alpha Iota Alumni Assoc. - Daryl Gnswotd Gamma Gamma Alumni Assoc. - DaVId B Dorsey Alpha Mu Alumni Chapter - Kevon Murphy Gamma Housong Corp. - Steven Crase Alpha OmiCIOO Alumni Asst:x:.. - Kelley Bergstrom Gamma Kappa Alumni Assoc. - Glenn Aspinwall Alpha Rho Alumm Assoc. - Patrick Farley Gamma Lambda Alumm Assoc. - DaVId S•ems Alpha Phi Alumni Chapter- Greg Pleskun Gamma Phi Club, Inc. - Rochard Rose Alpha Tau Alumni Chapter- Moke Desmariais Gamma Psi Alumno Assoc. - Ernest Langston Alpha Theta Alumni Asst:x:.. - Matthew Shaheen Gamma Xi Alumni Chapter - Ed Shattles Alpha Upsolon Alumni Assoc. - Fred Schmehl Greater Atlanta Alumni Assoc. - Mark Chnstopher Alpha Zeta Alumni Assoc. - Ted Langton Greater Toledo Alumm Chapter- Greg lard naos Alumni Corp. of Alpha Chpt. of nK<l>- Greg Greenwood Alumno Assoc. - Chuck Watson. Jr. Padgett Iota Alumni Assoc. - Fred Massey Amencus Atumno Corp. - Ron Chaffin lndoanapolis Alumni Assoc. - Greg Linder Auston Alumni Chapter- Paul Drake Ithaca Area Alumni Assoc. - Peter Trozze Beta Alumni Assoc. - Tim Foster Kappa Alumno Chapter - Ed Pu11Jal11 Beta Epsolon Alumni Assoc. - Shanan Parker La Grange Atumno Assocoatlon - RiChard JoUy Beta Eta Alumno Chapter- Kevin Vaughn Lambda Loop - Frank Lane Beta Mu Alumni Assoc. - Motchell Adnan Louosvolle Area Alumni Assoc. - Larry Hayse Beta Phi Alumno Chapter- Scott Smoth Memphos Area Alumni Assoc. - DaVId Everson Beta Tau Club- Darrell Moore Metroplex Alumni Chapter- Mark Fehmer Beta Upsolon Alumni Chapter- Leroy Hamlet Moddle Georgoa Alumm Chapter- Lee Langley Central Alabama Alumni Assoc. - Jom Beat Montgomery Area Alumno Chapter - Robert Cta Cho Alumni Association - Gary Meadows Mountaoneer Alumni Assooabon ot .lZ- DaVId Morgan Dalla.s/Ft Worth Alumni Asst:x:.. -Steven Kosta Mu Alumni Assoc1atoon - Boll Fuqua Delta Beta Alumni Assoc. - Boll Tew Nebraska Alumni Chapter - Randy Lorenzen Delta Chi Alumno Assoc. - Brent Grauberger North Jersey Alumni Assoc. - RICh Nass Delta Delta Alumni Assoc.- Bob Collins Omega Housong Corp. of OK<!>- Mo e Tyre Delta Epsilon Alumni Assoc. - Erv Sherer Omicron Alumni Chapter - Harry Caldwe , Jr Delta Lambda Alumni Assoc. - Louos Herford Rho Alumno Chapter- Dutch Waldbauer Delta Omega Alumno Assoc. - Alan Brevard Sogma Alumno Assoc. - MIChael Lowman Delta Omtcron Alumni Chapter- Kirk Defeloce Tau Alumno AsSOCiahon - Bob lamphoer Des Moines!B.i Alumno Chapter - John S Kork Upsilon Alumni Chapter - Rene VanDerheyden Epsilon Epsilon Alurm Chapter - Robert Widener Xo Alumno Assoc. - Mark EdgeU Epsolon Eta Alumno Assoc. - Thomas Sacco Zeta Alpha Alumno Assoc. - Scott Gaspam1 Epsolon Iota Alumno Chapter- Bnan Stark Zeta Epsoton Alumno Assoc. - MiChael Socha Epsolon Kappa Alumno Assoc.- Paul Ranoere Zeta Iota Alumni Assoc.- Lome LaPorte Epsolon Mu Alumni Chapter- Tim Sumner Zeta Omega Alumno Chapter- Kyte Kehoe Epsilon Omega Alumni Chapter- Boyd Goodloe Zeta Omocron Alumno Assoc. - Bnan Soege Epsilon OmiCIOO Alumm Asst:x:.. - Pa!Tlck Brala Zeta Rho Alumni Assoc. - Ryder Evans Epsolon Psi Alumno Chapter - Lee Schultz Zeta Sogma Alumni Chapter - Matt Hoatt Epsolon Sigma Alumno Assoc. - Chns Mills Zeta Zeta Alumno Assoc. - Robert Tat ey

If you would like more information on contacting any of these alumni associations, please call the Administrative Office at 704/523-6000.

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PI IQ\PPA PHI Fraternity

To All Members of Pi Kappa Phi:

Pursuant to the Supreme Laws of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity

and as National President of Pi Kappa Phi, I do hereby issue a

call for a meeting of the Supreme Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi .

This 45th Supreme Chapter of our grand Fratern ity will be

held at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, California next

summer. The dates have been set for August 10-14, 1996.

All alumni and undergraduates are encouraged to be in

attendance. It has been said that your experience in Pi Kappa Phi

is incomplete until you attend a Supreme Chapter. Nowhere else

will you find as large a gathering of men of a ll ages who share in

the same principles and ideals espoused by our ritual.

Alumni are also strongly encouraged to bring their families

to share in this great fraternal experience.

Yours in Pi Kappa Phi,

b:,cs~ National President

Send letters story ideas, photos or submissions to '

Star & Lamp, POB 240526, Charlotte, NC 28224. Be sure to include your

school and graduate year.

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