Milwaukee plans 67th Alumni Dinner ilwaukee's 67th Annual DU Dinner M and Reunion will be held at the Milwaukee Athletic Club on Friday, November 2, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Main speaker for the event will be Dr. James L. Hoyt, Wisconsin '65, Director of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Wisconsin. Brother Hoyt's professional media experience includes NBC News Editor in Washington D.C. and a number of other broadcast and newspaper positions. Brother Hoyt was recently asked by University of Wisconsin Chancellor Donna Shalala, to chair a commission to study the Fraternity and Sorority system at the University. The commission's main objective was to provide recommendations that would make the system at Wisconsin a better, more sound and progressive part of the University system. The findings from the commission will be among topics discussed. If your in the Milwaukee area and would like to attend this event please contact DU Headquarters for further details.
DU co-sponsors Keirn Teleconference n continuing its commitment to fraternity I education, Delta Upsilon's Board of Directors recently allocated $2000 to help sponsor the International Greek Life Teleconference hosted by Will Keirn, Pacific 75. September 30, 1990 was the date of The Power of Caring: Greek Life Will Survive The 90 's teleconference, which was projected to have been viewed by over 60,000 university students and professional staff throughout North America. Brother Keirn was joined at the teleconference by many of today's leading authorities on Greek life for what met all expectations as an exciting and informative production. Delta Upsilon was proud to have been a part of an educational event of this size and scope.
DU credit cards available fficial Fraternity credit cards are now O available, upon approval, to all Delta Upsilon undergraduates and alumni. Each time you make a purchase with your Classic Visa card, a donation is made to DU by the issuing bank at no cost to you. Show your pride in Delta Upsilon and take advantage of this outstanding opportunity. If you have not received your application or would like more information on the Classic Visa, please contact Fraternity Headquarters, (317) 875-8900.
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Arkansas hosts 15th anniversary weekend Planning a DU event? f you are planning an alumni reunion, celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of the I Founders Day celebration or other Fraternity A Arkansas Chapter of Delta Upsilon will be related event let the Quarterly help you get the word held during the weekend of November 9, in Fayetteville. On November 9, a reception for early arrivals will be held at the Arkansas Chapter house on 10 North Garland in Fayetteville. The following day's activities will include formal registration, an alumni meeting, a group photo, an inititation ceremony, and a reception dinner and dance at the Fayetteville Hilton Hotel. For more information on this anniversary / reunion, please contact chairman Ed Crane, Arkansas 76, at 1603 Trailridge Arlington, Texas 76012 (214) 641-5002 (817) 261-4956
out! Deadline for inclusion in the January issue is November 16,1990. Please call, write or FAX your information to the following address: Communications Director Delta Upsilon Fraternity 8705 Founders Road, P. O. Box 68942 Indianapolis, IN 46268-0942 (317) 875-8900 (phone) (317) 8761629 (fax)
Correction: The July Quarterly reported that "Claude" Montgomery had received a DU recognition pin for 62 years in the Fraternity. Brother Montgomery's first name is Royal. We hope Royal M. Montgomery Columbia '28, will forgive the error. (
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DELTA UPSILON FRATERNITY Officers President
Richard E. Meyer, Michigan ' 61 (Vice Chairman) 26 Rue Grand Ducal Newport Beach, California 92660 Chairman of the Board H. Karl Huntoon, Illinois '72 3913 15th Street D Moline, Illinois 61265 Secretary Dave Maguire, Southern Illinois '73 900 North Linden Lane 520 West Ash Street Zionsville, Indiana 46077 Assistant Secretary Richard M. Holland, Syracuse '83 11 Church Street #315 Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Treasurer John B. Parks, DePauw '63 520 W. Ash Zionsville, Indiana 46077 Assistant Treasurer William A. Torrey, III, Bucknell '75 Bowdoin College
Office of Development Brunswick, Maine 04011
Directors Christopher M. Andrews, Kansas '91
Delta Upsilon Fraternity 1025 Emery Road Lawerence, Kansas 66044 (J 991) Jeffrey D. Barrom, Washington State '91 Delta Upsilon Fraternity N. E. 815 Ruby Street Pullman, Washington 99163 (1991) Bruce P. Batista, Miami '91
Delta Upsilon Fraternity 400 East V ine Street Oxford, Ohio 45056 (1991) Jerry L. Bobo, Houston '77 3131 Timmons Lane, #241 Houston, Texas 77027 (1991) RichardN. Brandenburg, Washington State & Washington '55 7748 Forest Drive N. E. Seattle, Washington 98115 (1992)
Robert W. Broad, Colgate & Syracuse '60
4639 E. Mountain View Ct. Phoenix, Arizona 85028 (1992) Robert J. Edgar, Alberta '55 36 Marlboro Road Edmonton, Alberta T6J 2C6 (1992) Bro. Craig J. Franz, F.S.C., Bucknell '75 Roncalli Center 6519 North Twelfth Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19126 (1991) Gary J. Golden, Rutgers '74 3509 Embudito, N. E. Albuquerque, New Mexico 87111 (1992) William D. Greenburg, Western Ontario '73 P.O. Box #381, Station Q Toronto, Ontario M4T2M5 (1991) John W. Kinkade, Colorado'68 1930 23rd Avenue Greeley, Colorado 80631 (1992) Carroll L. Lurding, Ohio State '59 P.O. Box 7408 LoUisville, Kentucky 40207 (! 991) Paul E. Rosenthal, Florida ' 73 P.O. Box 2193 Orlando, Florida 32802 (1992) Richard L. Sneed, Louisville '80 340138th Street, N . W., #702 Washington, D.C. 20016 (1991)
Delta Upsilon Quarterly October 1990
The official magazine of Delta Upsilon Fraternity since 1882 • Vol. 108, No.4
In this issue
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1990 Leadership Institute Review University of Illinois hosts 156th convention
DU's 1989-90 award winners listed Bradley wins Sweepstakes
News from around the continent DU Alumni Newsmakers
Dr. Karl Menninger dead at 96 Brother Menninger on "Belonging and Fraternity"
The President's Report Richard E. Meyer, Michigan '61, new DU President
The President's Club Educational Foundation donors listed
Support, Guidance and Experience DU professional staff profiled
Past Presidents Charles D. Prutzman, Penn State '18 Henry A. Federa, Louisville '37 Orville H. Read, Missouri '33 Charles F. Jennings, Marietta '31 W. D. Watkins, North Carolina '27 0 . Edward Pollack, Virginia '51 Herbert Brownell, Nebraska '24 J. Paul McNamara, Miami '29 Terry L. Bullock, Kansas State '61 Samuel M. Yates, San Jose '55
On the Cover
Exective Director and Editor Steven J. Gerber, Northern Illinois '68 Communications Director and Managing Editor Jeffrey M. Dempsey, Nebraska '89 Alumni Relations Director Jeffrey A. Dickson, Bucknell '90 Expansion Director Derek N. Dunham, North Dakota '89 Leadership Consultants Kevin P. Hind, Bradley '90 Jeffrey R. Stafford, Nebraska '90 David A. Su plee, Bucknell '90 Advertising Representative Thomas G . Bowman Maury Boyd and Associates, Inc. 5783 Park Plaza Court Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 849-6610
The 1990 Leadership Institute provided DUs with many opportunities for education, fun and brotherhood. Here Brothers strain in the Tug-O-War competition during the First Annual DU Games. (see page 96 for a complete Institute recap)
Also inside Milwaukee Club hosts event 94 DU Honor Roll 109-116 Alpha and Omega 120,122
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Meyer elected President; new policies approved
Over 500 attend 1990 Institute T
he election of a new President, the approval of several important new policies and the First Annual DU Games highlighted the Fraternity's 1990 Leadership Institute, The 1990s: A Decade for Distinction, held in August at the University of Illinois. More than 400 undergraduates began arriving on Thursday, August the 2nd. The day gave undergraduates the opportunity to formally register for the Institute, check in to their rooms at the Illinois Street Residence Hall and to become aquainted with the Illinois campus.
Opening Convocation sets the tone Thursday night's exciting and energentic Opening Convocation helped set the tone for the entire weekend of brotherhood. Featured speaker Edward King from Bradley University spoke to the Convocation on the "Challenges and Changes in the '90s." Delegates also heard the report of the Conduct Committee and learned the details of the much anticipated Delta Upsilon Games.
UGAB/Convention take important actions During the day on Thursday Leadership Institute delegates learned of the number of important actions taken by the Undergraduate Advisory Board (UGAB), which met the day before. At their Wednesday meeting, the UGAB
DU Presidellt, Dick Meyer, receives gavel from Sam Yates
elected three new undergraduate members of the Fraternity's Board of Directors and approved several recommendations sure to have lasting impact on the Fraternity. The three undergraduates elected to the Board where, Christopher M. Andrews, Kansas '91, Jeffrey D. Barrom, Washington State '91 and Bruce P. Batista, Miami '91. The UGAB recommended to the undergraduate Convention the passage of a new Fraternity fees structure, a Membership Development plan and progressive new alcohol policy. All three of these where passed by the 156th Convention which met on Friday night. The new fees structure updates Fraternity undergraduate member dues which had remained virtually unchanged during the decade of the 1980s. Under this structure all newly initiated members of the Fraternity will now receive an official DU badge included in the
cost of their initiation fee. The Fraternity's new Membership Development plan will help to facilitate DU's need for continued internal growth. The program lays the groundwork for a system of goals and incentives in the area of yearly membership recruitment. The goals, which will be set annually by the General Fraternity, will be based on factors such as past recruitment totals, campus situations and current chapter size and stability. Perhaps the most important action taken by the UGAB and ultimately the Convention was the recommendation and passage of a Constitutional Amendment pertaining to alcoholic beverages. The amendment, effective August 3, 1991, states, "... no alcoholic beverages may be purchased through the chapter treasury or with chapter funds nor may the purchase of alcoholic beverages for members or guests be (continued next page)
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undertaken or coordinated by a chapter or by any member in name of or on the behalf of the chapter." The amendment brings Delta Upsilon in line with what many others in the Greek world have done in the way of risk management and alcohol policy.
Educational sessions began early Friday Friday, August 3, marked the first day of alumni registration and the initial day of educational ~essions and Fraternity events, mcluding the Delta Upsilon Games. The 1990 Lead~rship Institute can boast what was perhaps the most insightful, knowledgable and well-rounded faculty ever to attend DUs annual summer event. The faculty included, past DU President, Terry Bullock Ka.nsas ~tate '61, nationally known, WIll KeIrn, Pacific 75, past Fraternity Executive Director Wilford A. Bulter, CAE, Western Michigan '61, and many other fine DU presenters. In addition to Mr. King there were also several non-DU faculty members who contributued greatly to the weekend's activities. University of Iowa Greek Advisor Mary Peterson an'd Massachusetts' Institute of Technology Director of Special Services, Stephen D. Immerman, both participated in undergraduate and alumni edcational sessions. Mr. Immerman's core presentation, "Leadership jn the 1990s" ope~ed Friday morning's list of seSSIOns. Other Friday morning presentation topics included: Brother Bullock's "DU Man", Mrs. Peterson's "A Man's Place Is Where He Wants It To Be," and sessions on Fraternity Ritual, chapter discipline, chapter rejuvenation and alumni/undergraduate newsletters.
First Annual DU Games challenges undergraduates On Friday afternoon, the First Annual Delta Upsilon Games ",:ere held. After opening ceremomes and a picnic-style lunch the Games began. Over 20 teams of delegates, clad. in color-~oded Leadership InstItute T-shIrts, competed in a number of traditional and not-so-traditional team oriented events. Tug-a-War, three and five leg races, leap frog races, a sit-up competition and 10 man pyramid building contest tested the . stamina and team-work skills of all participants. To go along with these ~thletic events, delegates raced m an exciting team water melon eating contest. The Games were a great success and an event that will be looked for,:",ard to in the future. Friday's events concluded with the Convention Dinner, featuring an address by Brother Bullock and concluded with the policy-setting 156th DU Convention.
New President Elected On Saturday, the 81st Assembly of Trustees met in the University'S
Illini Union. The Assembly passed the all Convention actions and elected a new Fraternity President. Richard E. Meyer, Michigan '61, will serve as Fraternity President for 1990-91. Saturday night's Distinquished DU Dinner was the setting for Brother Meyer's first formal address to undergraduates and alumni as DU President. President Meyer presented to att~ndees a three-pronged explanation of his life which were defined as life before college (tap dancer at age B), life during college (Big Ten basketball player) and life after college (past president and CEO of Jovan/Beecham Cosmetics). President Meyer also announced his vision of where the Fraternity is headed in the next year and next decade. This vision he said, will not include the ' phrases "status quo" or "business as usual." Finally, President Meyer thanked Chairman of the Board H. Karl Huntoon, Past Presiden~ Samuel M. Yates, the entire Board of Directors and Executive Director Steven J. Gerber and the Delta Upsilon professional staff fOr their hard work and dedication to the Fraternity.
Bradley wins 1990 Sweepstakes Award
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Following the dinner, the video taped Distinguished DU Award ceremony of Herbert Brownell, Nebraska '24, was shown to undergraduates and alumni. Brother Brownell, former Attorney General of the United States, received his award earlier in the year during a ceremony at the
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Union League in New York City. A featured address by Will Keim ended Distinguished DU events. Brother Keim addressed delegates in a session entitled, "Personal Development in Delta Upsilon." The gathering was treated to a dynamic presentation which
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"Sweepstakes," other awards, presented In a change in fonnat for the Leadership Institute, Annual Awards ceremonies were held following a brunch on Sunday morning. Following brunch and keynote remarks from Craig J. Franz, F.S.C., member of the the Fraternity's Board of Directors and Chairman of the Institute, entitled "Confirming the Greatest in Each Other," the awards presentation began. Certificates and trophies for excellence and improvement in scholarship, chapter and campus activities and overall quality went out to the Fraternity's top chapters. Concluding the awards presentation was the announcement of DUs Top Four chapters including the Bradley Chapter as Sweepstakes Award winner for 1989-90. The Bradley Chapter was also winner of the Fraternity's Public Relations Award and an award for academic achievement (For a complete list of award-winners please see page 98). Following the awards presentation, closing remarks were made and the 1990 Leadership Institute concluded.
Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation As in the past, a significant portion of the Fraternity's summer Leadership Institute was paid for by the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation.
Quarterly copy call
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All chapter and colony report information to be included in the January issue of the Quarterly must be received at Fraternity Headquarters no later than September 28,1990.
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Product Manager for Cameron's Control Systems operation in Woodchester, England. Iowa State Thomas D. Hansen '79, has joined the law firm of Price and Shula in Indianapolis as an associate. He is a '85 law graduate of the University of Iowa, and was formerly Executive Director of the Fraternity and the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundations.
1991, his novel, A Trail in the Clouds, will be published by Station Hill Press. Brother Axinn was also the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Middlebury College in 1989. Nebraska
James D. McQuaid '60, has been chosen for the direct marketing industry's highest elective position - Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Direct Marketing Association. Brother McQuaid, who lives in the Chicago, IL area, is also CEO and Chairman, Metromail Division of RR Donnelly Marketing.
Thomas C. Litwiler '56, was promoted in March of this year to executive assistant to the chairman of Westinghouse Electric Corporation of Pittsburgh. His responsibilities include executive support for the internal and external activities of the chairman as well as planing for the longterm effectiveness of the chairman's staff. In May 1990, Brother Litwiler was named president-elect of the Kent Alumni Association.
Steven J. Henning '85, is an attorney with the law firm of Anderson, McPharlin & Connors in Los Angeles, California. Brother Henning is also sceduled to be married in Kearney, Nebraska in early October, 1990. Scott A. Morris '89, has accepted a position recently with Mutual of Omaha and began working at the company's corporate headquarters in Omaha, NE. Brother Morris and his new bride will be relocating to Atlanta, GA. later this year. James G. Rose '85, is now sports director of KAKE-TV in Wichita, Kansas and the play-byplay voice of the Wichita State University Basketball TelevisionNetwork. He was formerly sports director of KSAL Radio in Salina, Kansas.
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Warren F. Parsons '62, president and chief operating officer of Oscar J. Boldt Construction Co., has been named to the board of directors of Valley Bank, Appleton, Wisconsin. Dr. Ronald L. Shiffler '66, is a dairy veterinarian in Medford, Wisconsin. Bradford S. Grabow '85, is assistant Vice-President of Loan Review at Bank One in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Frank L. Howe '64, who retired in July of 1989 as a United States Air Force Lt. Col, spent last year in the Denver office of Snelling and Snelling as a personnel counselor. Brother Howe received the company's Silver Medallion Award for Excellence and was also named the company's "Rookie of the Year." On July 1, he accepted the position of Manager, Personnel and Employment with the Denver office of American Protective Services, Inc., of Oakland, CA.
British Columbia Leo J. Dooling '59, has been appointed Vice-President Corporate Finance for the British Columbia Telephone Company. In this capacity, Brother Dooling will be responsible for financial direction, policy, and support to all members of the RC. Group. Chicago
Houston William K. Carr '76, was recently named to the position of Vice-President - Marketing for Invalco. Brother Carr has worked at Cameron Iron Works for over 15 years, most recently as a
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Middlebury Donald E. Axinn '51, had his fourth volume of poetry, The Color of Infinity, published in August by North Star Line and in February
Jordan B. Lotsoff '88, has accepted a position with Atlantic Mutual Companies as a commercial underwriter. Brother Lotsoff will live in Chicago, Illinois, after a month of training in New York City which began in September. North Carolina William R. Eddelman '34, was elected National Chancellor General of the Sons of the American Revolution at the 100th Congress in Louisville, Kentucky. Brother Eddelman will serve as the chief legal officer and cousel for the heritage organization during the coming year. He practices law in Dallas as a senior partner of Eddelman, Clark & Rosen.
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Hon. Harold Paddock '70, is a Common Pleas Court referee and a member of the Columbus Bar Association where he has been involved with the CBA's successful mediation program, Settlement Week. Purdue Edmund C. Johnson, P.E. '58, was recently named executive vice president of Booker Associates, Inc. in St. Louis, Missouri. Booker Associates provides professional services in civil, stmctural, electrical and mechanical engineering; architecture and landscape architecture, and planning.
Vikram S. Kashyap '86, graduated from Jefferson Medical College in June, 1990. He has started his surgical residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and has also been promoted to the rank of Captain in the United States Air Force. Southwest Texas David A. Doerr '71, has been promoted to controller for Cathodic Protection Services Company (CPS) in Houston, Texas. Brother Doerr will be responsible for the company's financial operations. CPS provides cathodic protection materials and services for underwater, underground or above ground metallic stmctures. Stanford Lawrence Chaffin Jr. '56, was appointed to the 1991 Special Certification Committee of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. The commit-
tee interviews architects who are either registered with the Architects Registration Council of the United Kingdom or qualfied by the California Architect Registration Examination. Texas Cullen M. Godfrey '67, has been promoted to Vice President, Secretary, and General Counsel of American Petrofina, Incorporated. Brother Godfrey previously was General Counsel of Fina Oil and Chemical Company, FINA's main operating subsidiary. Union Paul G. Cohen '60, has been confirmed by the United States Senate to the grade of brigadier general in the Nebraska Air Guard. As a civilian, Brother Cohen is the director of marketing for Bahr, Vermeer and Haeker architects.
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Dr. Karl Menninger: Belonging and Fraternity Dr. Karl Menninger, distinguished physician, teacher, lecturer, author, humanitarian and founder of The Villages, died on July 18,1990 at the age of ninetysix . Brother Menninger was initiated into Delta Upsilon at the Fraternity's Sesquicentennial Leadership Conference in 1984. The below address was given by Menninger, following his initiation ceremony . . (Reprinted from the Jan. '85 Quarterly.)
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want to be very practical and I clinical, and tell you just what happened to me to bring me to where I am: your most recently adopted member.
Belonging is a curious relationship Belonging is a curious relationship if you stop to think about it. Do you
"belong" to that where you are? Do you "belong" to the chair? They don't belong to you, yet you've been using them. What would make them belong to you? Something legal? Something mercantile? Stop and think what belonging means. Slaves belonged. Why? Who said they belonged. The government didn't say so, or did it? In some states the slave belong and in other states he did not belong. Belonging can be geographic. It can be anatomical. Your arm belongs to you. You say it does. You consider
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that a belonging. Does you hair belong to you? You throw it away. Stop and think for a moment what this idea of belonging is. Stop and think if you want me for your brother. You've elected me. Are you sure I'm qualified to be. I've taken the same oath you did . Now, in what way am I different from the me that was here yesterday, before the initiation ceremony? Is your organization different because I now belong to it? You see all these questions come up in the matter of social relations of all kinds. Marriage, for example - you say they belong to each other. You know what a divorce is - that's a legal separation, but that's when somebody says you are separated and you no longer belong. Do you no longer belong simply because somebody says so? Well, all these questions used to interest me a great deal. I matriculated to the University of this state, Indiana, at the small detachment of it in a northern county. That was in 1910. I remember it very well. There weren't very many of us freshmen and we were all very good friends. We freshmen went through a lot of hazing at that time, and part of the hazing was being initiated into an imaginary fraternity . . . that was, it was imaginary for them because they made up the name of it, told us they represented it and would initiate us. That was my first experience in being initiated into a non-existent fraternity, but it was fun and there was a lot of clowning about it.
Fraternity membership denied That fall, I entered another university. At this university some of my best friends were in attendance and they said, "Oh, you must get on to things now. You help fight the sophomores, and you get ready to join
the fraternity." I won't give the name but there were several, and this was one in which my best friends all had pla ns to join, hoped to join, and they all did . I didn't get an invitation, and some of them came to me and said, "We're a little embarrassed, but you know they have a peculiar rule in this fraternity. They want you, and we all want you. You know we've been friends for five years - we went to high school together and we know each other. You'll be invited in just a few days. Take it easy. We're just having a little internal trouble." "Well," I said, "you don't owe me any explanation. That's all right, I know you're all my friends. I'll join anytime." I remember them practicing the fraternity's song rather subterraneanly, and I joined in that. I learned it, and thought I'd be a member in a few weeks, but I wasn't a member in a few weeks. This began to be a worry to me. Time went on ... weeks went on. I joined the Dramatic club and the German club, and I don't know how many other clubs, and I was a rather well-known character on the campus. I had an automobile, and that was rather useful in those days and advantageous. I think the fraternity used it, I don't remember for sure, but in the meantime, I was not invited to join. "The fact is," they said, "we have a peculiar rule that one blackball can keep a man out. We've got this brother ... we can't explain it to you, but just don't be angry at us." "Angry at a fraternity?" I said. "I couldn't be angry at a fraternity." But I was and I was amazed. Then I began to think - what's the matter with me? I know there are some reason's for not being in some fraternities. Some fraternities don't take Jewish members, but I'm not Jewish. Some don't take black members (very stupid groups, I think,
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but they don't) but I'm not black. Perhaps I've insulted somebody or something, but I'm not a belligerent person. I haven't fought with anybody. I was a happy-go-lucky, young, college student. I fought with the freshmen, I was in the Dramatic club. This began to worry me more and more - not the disappoint of not becoming a member by the curious fact that I wasn't considered qualified. That was 75 years ago. I never joined a fraternity thereafter. I never was invited to join. I never discovered what I did that made me ineligible, but it warmed my heart when Delta Upsilon found my credentials satisfactory and considered me eligible and invited me to join with them for the first time in seventy-five years. So this is a rather sentimental and toughing and significant moment for me. In the meantime, I decided I'd have to get along without learning the joys, satisfactions and advantages of being in a fraternity, and I joined other things. It seemed to me I joined hundreds of other things, and I continued to join them. I went to another university and there I had no possible time to be in a fraternity, but my roommate was one of those lads that tried to get me into the earlier group. He went to his brothers in this university and came back and told me, "I don't want to affiliate. I don't think as they do. I don,ettthink I'm eligible at heart to join thaf'group." So he and I (he a member somewhere and 1, not) went to the university together until he had to leave.
International Club I kept joining other things. I joined something that was so significant, so much more helpful to me than any fraternity seemed to them . I joined the International Club. That was a club in which only 5 or 10 percent of Americans were admitted to membership. There were Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Germans and French. There was a war building in Europe, and we had both German and French students, and we had exciting evening meetings in which Germans and
French would give their respective views of the progress being made (this was World War I). I remember the International Club meetings as exciting, intellectually alerting, broadening, and altogether wonderful. I learned that Japanese, Siamese and other people have charming characters. I didn't know that. I had never known any of these foreign people before. That was the best part of going to the university although I joined other clubs. I thought "Well, if I'm not going to be in a fraternity and I'm not obligated to do fraternity duties, than I can do other duties." I joined scores of things as I remember it now. When I got through medical school (of course, I joined medical fraternities and such), and went into practice, my father said, "Son, the medical profession is called a fraternity. It isn't quite the fraternity it ought to be . The doctors don't always love one another, and it is very important that they should."
"That's what I admire about Delta Upsilon. You try to love one another."
He had gone up to the Mayo Clinic, and he said, "That was the most wonderful thing I ever saw. Doctors working together - not against each other. Doctors working with a patient, each trying to help the patient, not trying to see which one could get the patient away from the other."
Fraternalism in medicine I began to realize, as I got into the medical profession and practiced a few years, that the business of practicing medicine is a solitary thing, just as it was in the old days. Doctors are pretty much loners, they don't know what to do about it. They have medical meetings. I joined the medical societies - the county society, the city society, the state society, the national
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society, the British society and other foreign societies. I belonged to more medical societies than you could have stuck in your coat pocket. It was the thing to do. Of course, above all you must join the American Medical Association. These are not fraternities . The doctors want them to be, but they are not. My father said, "Why can't people, why can't doctors be brothers? Why can't they be Christian brothers? Why can't they be cooperative? Why can't they be fraternity brothers?" Well, we want to be. You hear of the medical profession sometimes as a medical union, sometimes a medical club, sometimes a medical society, but the medical profeSSional has not fully achieved the brotherhood it wants to and must. And, not only the medical profession, but a good may other human beings. I don't know if legal associations even attempt to be fraternities. I am a member of the American Psychological Associations -lots of them. I don't think we even pretend to be a fraternity. That's what I admired about Delta Upsilon. You try to love one another. I think that's wonderful. I think that's beautiful. I think that is essential. I don't need to remind you that the great moral leaders of the world have said time and time again, "Love one another. Love even your enemies, but don't hate people. Get together and love each other, and try to help each other." Well, when I heard about this fraternity I began to think a little differently. I didn't think college fraternities had done much better than the doctors. I thought it seemed to me they had some difficulty in loving even all their own members let alone some of their competitive organizations. I heard about Delta Upsilon from your International President, Terry Bullock, and I heard you stemmed from a group of men who said, " The way fraternities are going doesn't suit us, and we don't like them. We don't like their snobbishness. We don't like their secrecy. We don't like the things they do, and we want to have a different kind of group." I read the Delta Upsilon l5D-year history Challenge, Conflict and Change
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Meyer: "Focus on priorities and move forward" In August, Brother Richard E. Meyer, Michigan '61, was elected President of Delta Upsilon Fraternity. He is an entrepreneur and has earned recognition as a leader, pioneer and money-maker in every industry in which he has been involved. Brother Meyer is the former President and CEO of his own advertising agency, of lovan/Beecham Cosmetics, Inc, and of his own entertainment company. He and his wife, lulia, reside in Newport Beach, CA.
where we're heading and how we're going to get there. And, we'll have to identify some control factors in order to measure our progress along the way. A five-year plan should help this happen. Risk Management We need a written, well-developed Risk Management Program which specifies responsibility and accountability at all levels of the Fraternity. In my opinion, we are behind in this area, and we'd better catch up fast.
Dear Brothers:
The President's Report I am deeply honored to have been asked to serve as President of our Fraternity at this time, and I consider the opportunity to be both a privilege and a challenge. In previous reports, you have been made aware of a shopping list of challenges which face our Fraternity and all other fraternities. As I see it, in some areas we are at a critical crossroads, and we have to make some changes. We have to correct a few areas. And, we must take action now! I believe it is incumbent upon us to focus on priorities and move forward. There are four key areas in which I'm personally going to devote extra effort during this coming year: (1) Long-range Strategic Planning (2) Insurance and Risk Management (3) Internal and External Growth (4) Fraternity Finances Here's what I think is needed for each area, and why. Long-range Planning We need a written, rolling, long-range (5-year) plan containing detailed specifics in terms of stratagem and financial planning. If we, as a leading International Fraternity, are to continue to pass along the enriching experience of strongly principled fraternity life, we have to know where we are,
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financial well-being. Our internal growth must be improved, and, to this end, a Membership Development Program has been put into action. It should help, but more alumni involvement is needed at the local alumni chapter level and in the formation of more metroarea alumni clubs. Time and Money Perhaps the most critical area of need is in the area of Fraternity Finances. This is inseparable from the need for increased voluntary participation from every DU Brother. It is now vital that more of us give'generously of our time and increase our annual financial support of the Fraternity. With that in mind, I invite you to join me in The President's Club, today. You and I have a very personal stake in the future well-being of our Fraternity. We will be stronger, more productive, and will progress this year because of the prior and continuing efforts of your Board members, your Headquarters staff, and many caring and sharing Brothers. We cannot afford "status quo" or "business as usual." Problems and issues must and will be dealt with directly. Opinions must and will be voiced. And action must and will replace concern. I invite you to join us by participating in this worthwhile cause. I'm certain you realize that success isn't the measure of a Delta Upsilon Brother, but that effort is! Please help me and your Board of Directors set new and higrer standards of excellence for our Fraternity. Together we can build upon the solid, positive foundation that is Delta Upsilon .. . the
To be a leading fraternity on important issues, it's vital that we stop talking about potential disasters in the problem areas of hazing, alcohol abuse, discrimination, sexual harassment, elitism and antiintellectualism, and take positive action to insure our Fraternity against them. There is no immaculate conception when it comes to disasters in these areas! We've talked about weaknesses of human nature long enough. They will fester, grow and kill us if we remain silent, anonymous or passive. We simply must change with the times or surely we will experience disaster and be responsible for our own dissolution. A well conceived Risk Management Program which is embraceable and enforceable will help minimize our exposure in this area. We may never arrive at a perfect solution for all our dilemma, but you and I will never be absolved from the responsibility of trying! Fraternity Growth We need both internal and external growth; that is we need to best Fraternity in the world! increase the sizes of our chapters and we need more of them. We also Fraternally, need more metro-area alumni clubs and more active alumni chapters. Our external growth has been progressing well over the last few DickMeyer years, but our average chapter size President is declining. This is negatively impacting our programs and our
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The President's Club for 1989-90 The President's Club consists of donors who give $100 or more annually to the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundations. Listed below is the complete list of 705 members of the Club for the 1989-90 fiscal year. Donations to the either the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation or the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation of Canada, at any level, provide leadership and educational services to DU chapters and colonies throughout North America. Your continued support helps to ensure the strength and stability of the General Fraternity and allows for further development of educational opportunities. Please continue your lifetime commitment to DU and see that your name is listed along with many of your Brothers.
Charles G. Dawes Circle (gifts of $400 to $499) Charles D. Miller, Johns Hopkins '49
Nehemiah Boynton Circle (gifts of $300 to $399) John E. Berry, Bradley '87 William W. Boyd, Northwestern '48 Peter W. Bridgeford, Northwestern '56 James R. Oark, North Carolina '68 Chester V. Oifton, Jr., Washington '35 George D. Ferguson, British Columbia '62 Robert C. Gimlin, Purdue '42 Thomas R. Jacobs, Arkansas'77 J. Richard Lombardi, Colorado '61 David C. Lovell, Iowa State' 50 Carroll L. Lurding, Ohio State '59 Thomas R. McConchie, Jr., Virginia '51 Louls A. Pietro, Western Reserve '49 Edward A. Rosenfeld, Oregon State' 42 Neil D. Scott, Washington '24 Winston Scott, Washington '30 Thomas E. Shultz, Rutgers '61 Ben T. Walkingstick, Oklahoma '52 Robert G. Yingling, Jr., Missouri '62
John Patterson Circle (gifts of $1,000 or more)
J. Arthur Clark Circle (gifts of $250 to $299)
F. Lee Baird, Kansas '58 Huntly G. Chapman, British Columbia '68 Edgar F. Heizer, Jr., Northwestern '68 Arthur K. Lund, San Jose '55 J. Paul McNamara, Miami '29 Nelson Schaenen, Jr., Cornell '50
William J. Bittner, Bradley '74 Louis Brennesholtz, Lehigh '32 Charles D. Clark, Michigan '39 David L. Cole, Wilmington '72 Harry A. Crawford, Ohio State '47 Gordan H. Eberts, McGill '60 Richard F. Fagan, Washington '52 Mark Falb, Iowa '69 Thomas S. Filip, Oklahoma '69 Nicholas T. Giorgianni, Kent State '56 Alan B. Graf, Indiana '51 William D. Greenberg, Western Ontario '73 Lewis D. Gregory, Kansas '75 Donald E. Haggen, Washington '53 H. Karl Huntoon, Illinois '72 Robert J. LaFortune, Purdue '51 R. Gordon McGovern, Brown' 48 Reginald B. Newman II, Northwestern '59 Robert V. Noreika, Lafayette '67 John J. Reese, Colorado '85 John W. Rogers, Miami '57 C. Earl Schooley, Missouri '28 Wendell A. Smith, Johns Hopkins '54 Richard L. Sneed, Louisville '80 George E. Snyder, Michigan State '57 E. James Strates, Syracuse '54 Robert F. Stuhr, Oregon '41 Herbert K. Ulerich, Pennsylvania State '31 Robert J. Valdez, Nebraska '66 Joseph A. Walker, Illinois '67 Stephen L. Wallenhaupt, North Carolina '74
William H. French Circle (gifts of $500 to $999) Jerry L. Bobo, Houston '77 Steven J. Gerber, Northern Illinois '68 Charles F. Jennings, Marietta '31 Dave Maguire, Southern Illinois '73 Maurice S. Mandel, Chicago '55 Richard C. Marx, Pennsylvania '54 John S. McConnell, DePauw'66 Howard L. McGregor, Jr. Williams ' 40 Edwin T. Mosher, San Jose ' 52 John B. Parks, DePauw'63 Arthur L. Rice, Jr., Illinois '36 Paul E. Rosenthal, Florida '73 Christopher Saricks, Kansas '70 Ashton M. Tenney, Jr., Chicago' 43 The Charles T. and Marion M. Thompson Foundation Robert V. Wardle, Michigan '52 John T. Weisel, Oregon '48 Robert F. Wernet, Purdue ' 51 Francis G. Winspear, Alberta '38 Carl E. Witschy, Illinois '74 Samuel M. Yates, San Jose '55
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James W. Westaway, Toronto '34 John H. Wolf, DePauw '39
Warren D. DuBois Circle (gifts of $200 to $249) Horace L. Acaster, Pennsylvania '44 Lawrence F. Armstrong, Technology '28 William B. Ayars, Syracuse '56 Douglas D. Ayars, Kansas '75 William N . Banks, Jr., Dartmouth '45 Curtiss L. Beebe, Washington '35 Edward W. Carter, U.c.L.A. '32 Addison B. Clifford, Jr. Washington '35 Richard Y. Coulton, Miami '54 Paul H . Davis, Jr., Chicago '35 Robert J. DeGange, Michigan '67 Joseph T. Derry, Pennsylvania '51 John J. Douglas, Wisconsin '39 John J. Eberhard, Western Ontario '69 Paul B. Edgarley, Kansas State '78 K. Michael Edwards, Alberta '70 Henry A. Federa, Louisville '37 John W. Foreman, DePauw '33 Severance W. Gavitt, Northwestern '37 Lloyd G. Gillette, Alberta '54 Alan Goldberg, Rutgers '58 John P. Grady, DePauw '38 Robert G. Grossi, Indiana '85 William N. Guthrie, Northwestern '52 Scott D. Hahner, Rutgers '78 Jay R. Hamann, Minnesota '59 Peter B. Harkins, North Carolina '62 W. H. Harwell, Jr., Missouri '51 Robert C. H?ugh, Indiana' 48 Robert C. Hunt, Nebraska '41 Travis H. Jackson, Technology '71 Paul A. Jones, Northern Illinois '76 Keith O. Kaneta, Washington '59 Glede R. Kohler, DePauw '51 Mark D. Kuchel, Iowa State '76 Eldred D. Kuppinger, Ohio State '33 John C. Landis, Purdue '35 William H. Lawson, Purdue '50 L. Alexander Lovett, Harvard '33 Andrew J. Loyd, Oklahoma '82 William P. Major, Colgate '26 Edward C. McCobb, Michigan '23 Richard E. Meyer, Michigan '61 James R. Meyers, Ohio State '38 Herbert H. Nelson, Colorado '59 Raymond D. Peyton, Indiana '69 Bryant S. Procter, Illinois '44 Paul H. Resch, Carnegie '28 Henry B. Roth, Union '30 Robert O. Safford, Cornell '56 Richard W. Sandham, San Jose '54 Samuel A. Santandrea, Rochester '56 William S. Smeltzer, Syracuse '58 Charles J. Steed, Jr. Bradley '50 Edward J. Stephens, California '44 Max D. Stewart, Alberta '41 Mark C. Taylor, Florida '82 Peter A. Tuohy, Washington '53
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Raymond C. Tuthill, Jr., Union '50 John H. Vinyard, Jr., Missouri '42 Allan A. Warrack, Alberta ' 61 James V. White, Michigan '50 Paul W. Wilke, Jr., Minnesota '50 W . Robert Wilmore, Western Reserve '46 Sewell T. Wilson, Jr., Kansas' 48 Eugene A. Wright, Washington '34 Jack J. Yirak, Iowa State'40
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Semon E. Knudsen, Technology '36 Stephen G . Kouzomis, Illinois '68 Mitchell W. Legler, North Carolina '64 William A. Lewis, Western Ontario '51 Robert M. Loch, Nebraska '54 Brock M . Lutz, Missouri '58 Thomas F. McKay, Washington '50 Donald L. ~cKelvey, Missouri '32 ~. D .McKinley, Illinois '40 John E. Meyer, Kansas '50 Victor T. Neff, Missouri '66 J. W. Neuner, Oregon '62 Jon R. Palmitier, Michigan State '60 Sidney W. Patterson, Dartmouth and Oklahoma' 42 William E. Pelton, Syracuse '63 Neal R. Popham, Purdue '54 David V. Porchey, Missouri '62 Charles D. Prutzman, Pennsylvania State '18 James R. Reid, Lehigh '56 Wendell L. Richards, Oklahoma State '77 John A. Riggs, Jr., Missouri ' 30 Charles W. Roberts, Lehigh '27 Ronald C. Rylander, Oklahoma State '63 Edwin Salisbury, Syracuse '40 Joe S. Stoner, Indiana '46 Robert S. Sundt, Swarthmore '50 Russel Taylor, Toronto '38 William J. Whitmore, Ohio State '59 John B. Williams, Oregon '45 Richard F. Williams, Louisville '67 Michael G. Wood, Cornell '64 John B. Young, Iowa State '28 George F. Andrews Circle (gifts of $100 to $149) Frank F. Abercrombie, Rochester '28 Leland J. Adams, Jr., Bucknell '64 E. Daniel Albrecht., Arizona '59 Jonathan S. Alcaro, Lehigh '74 Roy F. Allen, Lehigh '68 Charles L. Allen, Michigan State '55 Charles W. Allen, Lehigh '25 , James A. Alles, Arlington '72 Edwin M. Allmendinger, Michigan '44 James A. Allums, Texas '59 A. W. Altorfer, Jr. Illinois' 43 Clarke Ambrose, Cornell '48 Walter E. Anderson, Jr., South Carolina '84 David .G. Antonson, Santa Barbara '89 David S. Armstrong, California '48 Thomas W. Arvin, San Jose '53 John H. Ashbaugh, Iowa State '83 Maurice D. Ashbury, Virginia ' 27 J. Carter Bacot, Hamilton '55 Stanley R. Banas, Purdue '50 Robert A. Bandeen, Western Ontario '52 Harold D. Barker, Miami '50 John M . Barr, Miami '68 Richard U. Bayles, Technology '63 Thomas P. Bays, Oregon State '42 Arnold O. Beckman, Illinois '22 John F. Beckman II, Creighton '89 Rodney F. Beckwith, Cornell '57 Halden M. Beers, Carnegie '35 James D. Bernd, Wisconsin '55 Richard F. Bess, San Jose '89 Charles S. Biggs III, Pennsylvania '55 John G. Biggs, Western Ontario '66 Philip R. Birkestrand, Iowa '37
George A. Blair, Miami '37 Jason A. Blue, Ohio State '61 Paul J. Bodine, Jr., Northwestern '50 Herbert S. Botsford, California '53 Robert A. Bowen, Western Reserve '48 James R. Boylan, Alberta '66 Michael G. Boylan, Bradley '69 Donald D. Bradley, Hamilton '28 Leo R. Brammer, Jr., Oklahoma '47 Kelley J. Brennan, Marietta '64 Harry N . Briggs, Missouri '51 Keith B. Bruening, Iowa State '80 Herbert Brownell, Nebraska '24 William A. Bruck, Arlington '72 Raymond G. Bruckman, Miami '49 Wayne P. Buckmiller, Creighton '71 Benjamin C. Bugbee, Michigan '37 John C. Buist, Wisconsin '53 Allen L. Bumpas, Purdue '31 Harry H. Burg, Washington State '50 Thomas E. Burgess, Miami '61 Robert E. Carlyle, Alb@rta '35 Charles S. Carter, Tennessee '71 William L. Carter, Fl'arida '45 Lucien Caruso, Jr., Northwestern '65 Elmo Caruthers, Jr., Cornell '28 Anthony B. Cashen, Cornell '57 Paul M . Charters, Toronto '43 Thomas W. Cheney, Nebraska '36 C. William Christensen, Jr. Syracuse '55 T. Nathan Christilaw, Toronto' 43 Joseph W. Ciatti, Oregon '64 Brian G. Clark, Toronto '69 C. Greig Clark, Western Ontario '74 Norman L. Cloutier, Syracuse '49 Raymond O. Clutter, DePauw '39 Clyde S. Coffel, Illinois '28 Clement T. Cole, Carnegie '79 Jan M . Collins, Kansas '61 T. H. Conkin, Miami '29 Mrs. Marsh M. Corbitt in memory of Marsh M. Corbitt, Washington '17 Philip A. Coreym, Ohio State '48 Lloyd W . Courter, Iowa '57 John W . Cowie, Bradley '74 Jeffrey S.A. Craig, Western Ontario '82 David F. Craigmile, Jr. Technology '83 Curtiss E. Crippen, Minnesota '30 Paul D. Crumrine, Hamilton '71 James W. Culpepper, Missouri '57
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Club Daniel J. Cummings, Kansas '79 Richard T. Cuniff, Colgate' 45 Harry D. Cunningham, Miami '29 Edward M. Currie, Iowa '47 Rocque D. Dameo, Syracuse '57 Robert H . Damm, Syracuse '58 Ned P. Darling, Oregon State '42 Raymond S. Davis, Jr. Michigan '47 Julian L. Dawson, Jr., Oklahoma '35 Anthony P. DeJulius, Pennsylvania
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The President's Club Charles F. Dugan II, Miami '60 James H. DuMond, Jr., Pacific '66 Derek N. Dunham, North Dakota '89 David R. Eagleson, Miami'44 Barry F. Ebert, Wisconsin '63 Monroe S. Edwards, Georgia Tech '58 John R. Ehrich, Missouri '67 John J. Enders, Jr., Washington State '39 James R. Erlandson, Bradley '69 Herbert P. Evert, Northwestern '56 Chester F. Fee, Kansas '47 John C. Feldkamp, Michigan '61 William C. Ferguson, Stanford '30 James M. Fernald, Tufts '19 Dennis A. Ferrazzano, Johns Hopkins '68 James W. Fields, San Jose '66 Michael G. Fiergola, North Dakota '80 James R. Filip, Oklahoma State '63 James D. Fisher, Louisville '67 Daniel E. Fitzgerald, Purdue '49 Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Northwestern '49 Robert Fitzgibbons, Toronto '48 Thomas J. Fletcher, Rutgers '75 Joseph E. Fluet, Jr. North Carolina '65 John J. Flynn, Western Ontario '67 Howard W. Folsom, Wisconsin '30 Jere W. Fonda, Tufts '51 Eldon D. Foote, Alberta' 47 C. Richard Ford, Jr., Michigan' 44 James G. Forester, Wisconsin '56 John E. Forester, Wisconsin '33 Richard M. Forester, Wisconsin '31 Raymond A. Forsthoffer, Northwestern '70 Craig R. Foss, Iowa State '71 Robert G. Foy, Denison '50 J. William Frank III, Lehigh '68 William W. Franklin, California '37 Craig J. Franz, Bucknell '75 John E. Fraser, San Jose '55 Charles H. Free, Purdue '31 E. Hartley Freeman, Union '25 C. Norman Frees, DePauw '36 P. Noel Freesh, Tennessee '70 Ronald Gabel, Purdue '52 Marvin L. Gear, Kansas '17 John R. George, Michigan State '53 John M. Gibson, Indiana '42 Joseph Gibson, Kent State '68
James H. Giffen, California '62 Robert D. Gillette, Miami '52 William N. Godfrey, Miami '58 Richard F. Goebel, Lehigh '43 Robert L. Goforth, San Jose '55 Gary J. Golden, Rutgers '74 Benjamin A. Goodin, Missouri '39 Robert J. Goodwin, Tennessee '72 William R. Gordon, Kansas State '60 Neale A. Gow, Colgate '46 Elmer C. Grage, Chicago '27 B. Thomas Granger, Western Ontario '60 Hugh W. Gray, Nebraska '34 John S. Gray, Toronto '34 Richard P. Gregory, British Columbia '69 Gerald E. Gross, Michigan State '63 Russell L. Grundhauser, North Dakota '83 Dan Habighorst, Wisconsin '65 Gerald A. Hale, Western Michigan '52 Erwin H. Hansen, Nebraska '30 Herbert P. Harkins, Lafayette '34 Steven M. Harms, Arlington '81 Benjamin L. Harper, Indiana '54 H. Vincent Harsha, Iowa '42 Donald T. Hatch, Alberta '59 Jay A. Hathaway, Kansas State '80 O. D. Haugen, Alberta '58 Raymond G. Haun, Syracuse '27 Gregory L. Haymon, Oklahoma '77 Donald R. Heacock, North Carolina '64 Melvin D. Heckt, Iowa '46 Richard A. Hegeman, Purdue '49 George F. Hensel, DePauw '52 Timothy R. Herbert, Iowa State '82 Clay Herrick, Western Reserve '35 Jerrad J. Hertzler, Kansas '58 Brent W. Hillhouse, Penn State '84 Corwin H. Hinton, Illinois '29 William H. Hobbes, Jr., Purdue '49 Benjamin F. Hoffacker, Jr., Lehigh '44 John D. Holschuh, Sr., Miami '48 Randall A. Hoover, Michigan State '88 Robert D. Hoppe, Washington '63 Troy E. Horine, Kansas State '80 Paul D. Horvath, Northern Illinois '88 R. Gregory Hougham, Illinois '72 James C. Houston, Michigan '30 W. Robert Howell, California '41 Thomas L. Hrivnak, Western Ontario '72 L. Stanley Hubbard, Missouri '55 Thomas G. Huey, North Dakota '79 Richard B. Huff, Purdue '62 Harold B. Hummelt, California '61 Richard K. Humphries, Jr., Colorado '69 Ralph E. Hunt, Kansas '61 William S. Hunter, Toronto '56 Phillip E. Hurley, Oklahoma '64 Edward A. Hutchinson, Wichita '43 Melvin H. Iverson, Washington '48 Philip D. Isbister, Toronto '41 Richard M. Ivey, Western Ontario '47 Terry A. Jackson, McGill '69 Charles D. Jacobus, Wisconsin '50 Richard G. Jacobus, Wisconsin '51 Irving D. Jakobson, Technology '21 Jamille G. Jamra, Northwestern '38 Edwin R. Jarmain, Toronto '30 Lester P. Jeter II, Kansas '65 Aldie E. Johnson, Jr., Iowa State '47 M. David Johnson, Colorado '89 Nils P. Johnson, Ohio State '43 Orville E. Johnson, Washington State '39
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Clifton C. Jones, Kansas State '77 Mark S. Jones, Arlington '75 Samuel S. Jones, Jr., North Carolina '63 Michael W. Judd, Indiana '65 William L. Julian, Illinois '29 William C. Kagler, Syracuse '54 John M. Kalbfleisch, Oklahoma '52 Prasart Katanyutanon, Wisconsin '70 Robert D. Kayser, California '46 Patrick M. Kenady, Oklahoma '66 John D. Kenlon, Bowling Green '54 Scott W. Killinger, Nebraska '61 John J. Kindred, Washington & Lee '52 John W. Kinkade, Colorado '68 Stephen B. King, Virginia '69 Rodney P. Kirsch, North Dakota '71 Matthew A. Klein, Cornell '71 Paul A. Klinefelter, North Carolina State '80 Norman S. Knauss, Miami '53 Charles R. W. Knight, Western Ontario '55 James H. Knorr, Kansas '31 George A. Knutsen, Oregon State '31 John H. Kopischke, Minnesota '57 Ronald R. Kovener, Indiana '55 Gene Koski, New York' 43 Jerome G. Kralis, Purdue '51 Martin Krasnitz, Chicago '57 Thomas P. Kroehle, Purdue '53 William C. Krommenhoek, Nebraska '57 Edward L. Lach, Jr., North Carolina State '79 Robert J. Lambrix, Colgate '61 Robert L. Landers, Jr., Maryland '69 William G. Landess, Kansas '53 Tom F. Lawson, Western Ontario '35 David E. Leichtfuss, Wisconsin '58 Richard E. Lemmon, Wichita '62 Robert T. Lewis, Pennsylvania State '40 Bruce T. Lindley, Toronto '35 Robert S. Lipton, Michigan '64 W. Harry Lister, Lehigh '26 Ronald J. Lilra, Bowling Green '75 John B. Little, San Diego '72 Thomas M. Loebach, Illinois '86 David R. Long, Michigan State '59 Robert S. Long, Nebraska '36
The President's Club H . Edgar Lore, Lehigh '35 Jordan B. Lotsoff, Northern Illinois '88 J. Edward Lundy, Iowa '36 Vernon B. Lussky, Louisville '43 W. Kent Lutz, Miami '69 Hilliard R. MacBeth, Alberta '70 George T. Maghielse, Denison '58 Richard R. Mahoney, Houston '83 William R. Malloy, Northern Illinois '69 Richard S. Mann, Cornell '52 Wendell E. Mann, Purdue '48 Joseph J. Marinelli, Florida '65 John Marko, Alberta '58
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The President's Club Michael C. Norman, Oregon '67 Keith O. O'Bannon, Nebraska '50 C. Esco Obermann, Iowa '26 William H. O'Byrne, Florida '72 John J. O'Connor III, Stanford '51 Walter J. Okunski, Colgate '58 Reginald B. Oliver, San Jose '61 Paul J. Olscamp, Western Ontario '58 Allan G. Osborne, Washington '45
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William F. Otto, Jr., Carnegie '38 Jeffrey 1. Owens, Oklahoma '78 George Pagels, Jr., Northwestern '34 Robert F. Palmer, Rutgers '40 Edward F. Parsons, Illinois '27 H. Sylvester Partridge, Rochester '27 James U. Pattee, Michigan State '70 Harry Pawlik, North Carolina '54 Mark J. Peretti, Santa Barbara '88 Gary W. Pes tello, Minnesota '64 Bruce E. Peterson, Western Illinois '74 Charles A Phillips III, Clarkson '64 David C. Pite, Tufts '85 O. Eward Pollock, Virginia '51 Richard R. Popham, Purdue' 40 William M. Poston, North Carolina '71 Robert J. Pawadiuk, Western Ontario '68 John C. Powers, Oklahoma '58 R. J. Provan, Alberta '71 John W. Puth, Lehigh '52 George F. Putnam, Washington '39 Donald J. Randa, Chicago' 43 Bruce D. Raskin, Washington '86 Orville H. Read, Missouri '33 John G. Redline, Jr., Lehigh '48 Kenneth D. Reeds, Iowa '53 William R. Reusing, Virginia '62 Ronald A Rhodes, Western Ontario '59 Robert H. Rice, Colgate '34 Donald 1. Richardson, Washington & Lee '43 Ren 1. Ridolfi, Wisconsin '70 James S. Robert, Florida '63 M. Hugh Rogers, Jr., U.C.L.A '33 DanielL. Rothrock, Washington State '69 Henry M. Rowan, Williams '45 Mark 1. Rupert, Oklahoma '74 Fulton W. Samson, Pennsylvania '21 George P. Sawyer, Nebraska '35 E. Carl Schiewe, Jr., Oregon State' 40 Don E. Schlitt, Michigan State '64 Walter J. Schorno, San Jose '61 James H. Schreiber, Bowling Green '55 Donald E. Seghi, Bradley '51 James H. Sergeson, Michigan '59 Beurt SerVaas, Indiana '41 James c. Shaw, Ohio State '49 William B. Shepard, Cornell '31 William R. Shepherd, Jr., Oregon '55 Frank 1. Shera, Miami '63 John 1. Sherman, San Jose '66 Jeffrey Siegel, Maryland '78 Thomas F. Siegel, Jr., Pennsylvania '57 William A Sigman, Iowa State '50 David R. Skiff, Clarkson '69 Donald C. Slawson, Kansas ' 56 Herbert E. Smith, Indiana '52 Richard E. Smith, San Jose '64 Rodney R. Smith, Cornell '67 John M. Snead, Jr., Purdue '31 Richard T. Spencer III, Michigan '59 Patrick Spooner, San Jose '55 John A Sprouse, Oregon '30 Richard G. Spry, Syracuse '40 David R. Stanton, Kansas '65 Martin Stapleton, Western Ontario '37 Barry S. Starkman, Lafayette '78 J. Wesley SI. Clair, Kansas '58 William E. Steen, Michigan' 44 Arthur R. Steiger, Jr., Purdue '48 Robert V. Stephens, Indiana '61
Ezra F. Stevens, Technology '27 Ritchie 1. Stevens, Brown '28 James H. Stewart, North Carolina State '79 Rudolph F. Stigberg, New York '25 Andrew Stoppelman, Syracuse '85 Donald W. Strickland, Marietta '66 George S. Studle, Washington State '57 Thomas M. Sullivan, Western Michigan '65
The President's Club Calvin W . Tackett, Jr., Arlington '82 Robert H. Tapp, Pennsylvania State '39 Michel C. Thielen, Iowa '57 Charles W. Thomas, Wisconsin '59 RichardJ. Thorpe, Syracuse '60 Walter A Thurber, Union '33 J. Edward Tippetts, Nebraska '67 Robert W. Tishman, Tufts '86 James R. Tolonen, Michigan '71 Richard E. Tomalesky, Lehigh '65 Franklyn H. Tormoen, Minnesota '30 Richard F. Torrey, Syracuse '51 William A Torrey III, Bucknell '74 Gunard C. Travaglini, Lafayette '72 Thomas E. Tweedie, Western Ontario '62 Robert 1. Tyburski, Colgate '74 Peter V. Ueberroth, San Jose '59 1. Russell Ulrich, Washington '40 Donald W. Underwood, Bradley '88 Harley J. Urbach, Nebraska '33 E. Wesley VanDerLee, Alberta '51 Richard T. VanPelt, Illinois '68 Albert E. Varble, Purdue '50 William H. Vaughn, Missouri '57 Clyde W. VonGrirnmenstein, Purdue '49 Jay E. Wagner, Ohio State' 45 Ronald S. Walcisak, Wisconsin '74 Edward E. Waller, Jr., Oklahoma '51 F. Jay Ward, Jr., Johns Hopkins '56 Chester M. Warman, Indiana '39 William F. Waters, Cornell '54 W. D. Watkins, North Carolina '27 Robert 1. Waunch, San Jose '55 In memory of C. A Way, Pennsylvania State '21, given by daughter, Mrs. Robert A March Keith W. Weigel, Iowa '78 William A. Weir, Alberta '54 Robert 1. Weitzner, Rutgers '79 J. Ralston Werum, Ohio State '42 Alan 1. Weyhrich, Northwestern '58 Carl G. Whitbeck, Williams '33 Arthur E. Wible, Jr., Michigan '59 Wayne W. Wiese, Wisconsin '75 Bradley K. Wolf, Kansas State '80 Clyde E. Wolfe, Florida '75 Neil S. Wood, Toronto '59 Thomas G. Woodson, Jr., Louisville '82 Roger W. Wothe, Technology '58 Randall J. Yenerich, Indiana '65 Franklyn K. Zinn, Northwestern '37 James R. Zboyovsky, Pennsylvania State '51
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DU Annual Alutnni Honor Roll
Gifts help educate D U This Alumni Honor Roll thanks over 3,600 Delta Upsilon alumni who contributed to the annual Al umni Support Campaign for 1989-90. Gifts received between July 1, 1989, and June 30,1990, are acknowledged below at three levels of giving: President's Club, $100 or more; Golden Delta, $50 or more, and Silver Delta, $25 or more. Contributors of amounts less than $25 are also listed. In the Alumni Honor Roll, the parenthetical number after many men's names indicates the number of consecutive years of giving to Delta Upsilon's campaign. Only gifts to the General Fraternity's campaign, conducted by the DU Educational Foundation and the DU Educational Foundation of Canada, are listed here. We are ALBE RTA (58) President's Club: I. Boylan '66, R Carlyle '35, K. Edwards '70 (2), E. Foote '47, L. Gillette '54 (7), D . Hatch '59 (14), O. Haugen '58, E. King '42(7), H. MacBeth '70, I. Marko '58 (2), F. McEvoy '45, R Provan '71 (9), M . Stewart '41 ,E. VanDerLee '51 (13),A. Warrack '61 (13), W. Weir '54, F. Winspear '38 (2) Golden Delta Club: R. Bradley '66 (2), D . Carlson '54(2), G. Carter '66(2),I.Duggan '32, T.Duholke '76,H.Gain '44(2),I.McDonell'72 (2),D.Ondraek '61 (2),R.Rosen '66, W.Sharun '71, R Stephens '53, T. Twaek '53 (2), A. Yates '49 (2) Sliver Delta Club: M. Badke '87 (2), R. Bullen '61 (2), R. Corbet '47, I. Cowan '48, R. Cumming '63, M. Davidman '66, A. Earner '48 (2), D. Grandish '89, K. Gray '81 (2), P. Heslip '63, A.lone, '64, P. Knaak '66,I.Love '42(2), G. Morton '60,N. Parry '50, D. Pamon, '60, W. Rabik '83, T. Richardson '39, W.Short '82, (7) M . Stanford '64 (2), G. Trimble '57, I. Tuck ' 35 (2),J. Webb '88,C. Williams '40, K. z"nder '68 Other: G. Gra,ehuk '84 (2), D. Love '46 (4), M. Walker '84 AMHERST(S) Golden Della Club: G. Grow '44 (3) Sliver Della Club: S. Gower '36 (15), N. Lacey '39 (9), K. Virtue ' 65 (4) Other: W. Thompson '37 (5) ARIWNA(S) Pre,ldenl',Club: E.A1brecht '59(12),D. Chambers '50 (13), A. Mom, '50 (4) Sliver Della Club: H. Wright '63 Olher: D. Baldwin '50 ARKANSAS (17) President's Club: B. Franklin '83, T. Jacobs '77 (10) Golden Della Club: B. Aquino '89, C.
unable to count gifts to individual chapter solicitations. On the chapter Top Twenty list, we have a new leading chapter. Purdue regains the top spot, after falling behind Syracuse last year, with a total of 118 contributors. Syracuse and Iowa State tied in 1989-90 for second place with 104 givers each. Indiana, in fourth place this academic year, also had over 100 alumni donors. The chart below shows the Top Twenty chapters, followed by last year's rank and number of total givers for 1989-90. If you have not given and would like to, use the postage paid envelope in this issue of the Quarterly, to show your support for Delta Upsilon educational programs throughout the continent.
Rogers '79 (11) Sliver Della Club: W. A11i,on '77 (5), B. Beaird '76, W. Eddins '81, S. Faubel ' 80(7), D. Gean '84, R. Kolf '77 (12), 1. Stacy '77, D. Tucker '77 (2), L. Waschka '84 Other: J. Green '85, G.Harnilton '77 (13), M . Magic '78, S. Unruh '89 ARLINGTON (15) Presldenl's Club: 1. Alles '72, W. Bruck '72 (3), S. Hanns '81 (4), M. Jones '75 (9), C. Tackett '82 (13) Golden Della Club: J.Ashby '74(14), W. Greeuhaw '75 (13), G. Gregory '77 (6), R. Ray '70(9) Sliver Delta Club: S. Atchison '70, T. Donaldson '72 (2), P . Hegwer '82(2), K. Reichcnstein '84 Other: P. Eichenberger '69 (3), S. Schnoble '88 AUBURN (2) Golden Della Club: J. Dixon '65 (3) Olher: J . Henderson '62 (15) BAYLOR (4) Presldenl's Club: H. DeOmellas '79 Golden Della Club: E. Fowler '78 Sliver Della Club: N. Dawn '87 (2) Other: R. Bowman 'FJI BOWDOIN (3) Sliver Della Club: E. Ames '33 (6), R. McCarty '41 Other: H. Farr ' 29 (8) BOWLING GREEN (26) President's Club: A. Jeveret '59 (10), J. Kenlon '54(7),R.Litra '75(14),J.Schreiber '55 (11) Golden Della Club: R. Davis '52(2), R.
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118 Purdue (2) 104 Iowa State (3) 104 Syracuse (1) 102 Indiana (7) 95 Miami (5) 91 Wisconsin (5) 90 Illinois (4) 87 Rutgers (10) Lehigh (17) 85 Western Ontario (19) 85 Michigan (7) 77 Missouri (10) 77 Kansas (9) 76 Northwestern (14) 72 Washington (13) 72 71 Nebraska (15) 67 Carnegie (*) 67 North Carolina (*) 67 Penn State (20) 66 Iowa (16) 66 Ohio State (10)
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signifies not ranked in '88 - '89
Smith '54 (3) Sliver Della Club: L. Blum '51, C. Brazik '67, E. Carter '58, C. Clingman '69 (11), R. Hanrahan '56 (11), J. Klipfell '71 (4), J. McKelvey '64 ,RMiller '50, P.Peters '63 (2),K.Roy '61 (3), K. Rust '50 (12), G. Smith '87, E. Stephan '66 (19) Other: B.Gethin'54(4),C.HilI'55(2), K. Jennings '66(4), S.MilIer '68 (2), C . Mundi '52 (4), R. Parkins '71 (2), R . Russell '50 BRADLEY (60) President's Club: J. Berry '87 (3), W. Bittner '74(4), M. Boylan '69 (20),J. Cowie '74 (6), D . D'hondt '55 (3), R. Dahlsgaard '63 (15), J. Erlandson '69 (2), D. Seghi '51 (6), C. Steed '50 (3), D. Underwood '88 (2) Golden Della Club: D. Boettner '80, J. Bremer '66 (19), W. Busa '53 (12), K. Jensen '87 (2), D. McCaipin '86, C. Peterson '78, D. Riechman '60, W. Tekien '69 (3),D. Valerio '76 (11) Sliver Della Club: S. Baker ' 78, C. Boland '53 (20), S. Bryeans '86, C. Consigny '87 , D. Corradino '84 (5), J. Dado '86 (3), G. Dieto '60, D. Duzyk '88,1. Ervin '86 (2), W. Gadau '53, D. Hansen '83 (3), S. Harbaugh '86, J.Hart '85, J. Henderson '82 (6), K. Henderson '86 (2), M. Kiley '84,J.Leengran '50 (6),J.Leonard '76 (14), M. Lepore '79, A. Mansfield '60 (2), B. Miller '79 (9), D . Morgan '82(4),R.Norku, '51 (5), ROlson '57 (3),E.Pali.tka '56(2), A.Parus '53, G. Sinn '87, J. Stuckel '55 (2), N. Susla '52 (9),P. Tate '80(4), T. Terry '61 (8),S. Wagoner '50 (6), P. Whalen '87 Other: P. Barmon '89,J. Dynan '54(4), A. Gnymsld '89, B. Olson '88 (2), D_ Olson '85 (2), M. Sadowski '76 (10), L. Tompkins '53 (3), R. Tringali '51 (2) BRITISH COLUMBIA (8) President', Club: H. Chapman '68 (10) ,
G. Fergu'on ' 62(16), R Gregory '69 (2) Golden Delta Club: G. Blumen.uer '45 (15) Sliver Delta Club: W. Bentley '47 (2), 1. Collum '49 (8), D. Mitten '45, C. Valentine '58 (2)
BROWN (25) President's Club: C. Ingalls '25 (16), R. McGovern '48 (13), R. Stevens '28 (5) Golden Della Club: A. Ferreira '51 , A. Gurney '39 (6),E. Johnson '24(5), D . Jones '40, A. White '57 Sliver Della Club: D. Batty '38 (15), N. Case '40, R. Chace '34 (2), A. Grashof '53 (6), R . Judd '43 (5), C. Kiesel '36 (14), R Norman '57 (15), V. Perkins ' 35 (13), W.Randail '50, H. Reese '47, R Russo '83 Other: E. Bennett '22(2),R Blake ' 39 (3), W. McKibben '49 (2), C. Roth '46 (13), F. Williams '32 (3), S. Wylie '57 (13)
BUCKNELL (26) President's Club: L. Adsms '64 (20) , C. Franz '75, W. Torrey '75 Golden Della Club: J. Braniff '86 (3) Sliver Delta Club: S. Berger '81, H. Bray '67 (5), R . Carter '56 (20) C. Glavin '85 (3), C. Hermann '62,H. Hollar '52(2), M. Kramer '76, R. Minesinger '83 (4), S. Snyder '78, R. Strouse '78 (8), E. Tessaro '58, W. Vollmer '55, C. Vosburg '58, J. Watters '64 (2), F. Weckeman '77 (13) Other: BAprah.mian '89,D.Hopkins '42 (5), T. Limpert '81,J. Perlman '86 (3), J. Sprout '48 (18), R Sprout '49 (14), E. Woehling '72 CAL POLY (2) Golden Della Club: L. Doble '68 (2) Sliver Della Club: H. Stollenwerk '59
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DU Annual Alutnni Honor Roll Your gifts help educate DUs throughout North America CALIFORNIA (58) Pre,lden!', Club: D. AllIlStrong '48 (2), H. Botsford '53 (19), W. Franklin '37, (14),1. GilTen '62(2), P. Hobin '59 (8), W. Howell '41 (13), H. Hummel! '61, R. Kayser '46 (14), S. Martinelli '52(9), W.McCain '41 (4),D.Moulin '53 (14), R. Myers '61 (2) , E. Stephen' '44 (6) Golden Delta Club: D. Bearden '55, C. Channing '58 (2), L. Costa '62(7), 1. Davidson '48 (10),L. Gardiner ' 35 (2), G. Gibbon, '57(7), R. Greenwood '48 (2), P. Hickerson '37 (7), D. Mcleod '52(6),I.Parker '49 (9), F. Rea ' 41 (4), RReese '51 (12) Sliver Del!a Club: D. Allen '37 (13), R. Bauc1unan '42, W. Beeson '55,1. Cottle '42, P. Dolliver '54, B. Elledge ' 74 (2), G. Herrero '42 (3), Llrwin '81, T. 10hnson '53 (2) , C. Kavanagh '64 (13), R Kinkead '52 (2), C. Leffmgwell'25 (13), E. Luther '33,RMiller'38,1. Montgomery '62, N.MufTay '64(2), A.Oppenheimer '39 (2), W. Orchison '51 (3), T. Pletcher '52 (3), D. Strikwerd '50,1. Taylor '69 (6), A. Zorbas '53 Olher: T.F1eishrnan '46(2),I.Fry '63 (3), 1. Grennan '50, 1. Hopper '33 (3), D. 10hnson '63 (7) , R Laughlin '46 (6), T. Ledwich '44, R. Lippi '45 (3), L. Parker '45 (2), R. Pletcher '28 (9), L. Rea' 54 (2) CARNEGIE (67) Pre,lden!'s Club: H. Beers '35 (20), C. Cole '79 (8),D.Newman '54(17), W.Otto '38 , P. Resch '28 (13) Golden Della Club: R. Cross '48 (3), E. Dusenbury '88 (2), M . Finestone '83 (3), M. Hagerty '86, C. Hall '54 (13), A.lcken '65 (5), P. Kennedy'23(4),T.Markl'70(2), M.Matuza '65 (2), 1. McEwen '80 (2), S. McNaugher '32 (11), G.Middleton '86(4), W. Milliron '30(14), 1. Polles '67 (19), W. Poole '39 (10),1. Reid '81 (9), R. Seitz '33 (4), B. Sbnitzler '74, H. Smith '44 (20), 1. Va.. il '52(20), H. Young '52 (14), R. Zimmerman '78 (3) Sliver Della Club: G. Alan '82 (5), D. Bradley '62 (2), C. Buerger '60 (2), G. Cohen '89, H. Collins '32, 1. Domash '76 (10), 1. Donohue '53, W. Domaus '35 (11), R Duffett '49 (2), 1. Ferrell '50 (2), E. Hamlin '39 (2), D. Hurley '79 (7), R.lones '59 (3), L. Karabin '50, T. Koehler '87, O. Kraft '35 (15), L. Madison '53 (2),E.MeDonnell '88 (2),1. McGurk '84,R. Owen '51 (3), T. Tomczyk '88, E. Trapp '34(2), T. Warner '83, R. Young '53 (2) Olher: 1. Ball '51, P. Blyler '32 (2), K. Bradley '51 (2),R. Brennan '54 (2), 1. Cahill '80 (2), D. Chiesa '88, P. Pingles '29 (2),1. Kermedy '25 (2), W. McDonald '52 (20), H. Mielke '51 (20), W. Murdock '83 (6), R. Pelton '32, G. Phillips '88 (2), 1. Ross '33,1 . Scarlett '29 (3), E. Wheeling '74 (11) CENTRAL MISSOURI (8) Golden Della Club: T. Adams '71 (3), W. Letzig '71 (14) Sliver Della Club: C. Dudley '78 (2), M. Fenske '88 (2), M. Logan '87 (3) Olher: P. Banle '77,1. Duke '74 (3), G. George '89
Sliver Della Club: D. Baker '81 , R. Bicknell '71 (4),1. Buran '80, E. Buyea '89, D. DeY" '75 (2), R. Duchow '89, T. Haynam '89, C.loy '29 (14), R. Lewis '80 (2), E. Lorraine '85,1. Martinez '76 (2), 1. Nabozny '74, L. Pagliaro '62, G. Steams '73 (10), G. Topping '86, R. Wawrzynek '85 (3) Other: D. Brady '70 (5), R. Hopkins '76 (9), T. Karpovage '89, D. Kieta '73 (5), 1. McGuigan '69, R. Naylon '72 (9), R. Vaukampen '70, R. Wischhusen '76 (13) COLBY (5) Sliver Delta Club: O. Emery '39 (6), 1. Makant '50 (2), O. Sanderson '63 (5) Other: C. Cousins '48 (6) , D. Sargent '39 (7)
COLGATE (47) Presldent'sClub: R.Cunniff'45,N. Gow '46 (5), R. Lambrix '61 (6), W. Major '26 (7), P. Musgrave '34 (5), W. Okunski '58 (3), R. Rice '34 (15), R. Tyburski '74 (16) Golden Della Club: H. Abrams '28 (15), R. Smith '68 (11), L. Stark '25 (14) L. Williams '29 (2) Sliver Della Club: S. Bleczinski '87 (2), F. Bradley '50, R. Duffield '37 (13) , D. Helman '41 (20), C. Herrick '53, F. Hoyle '52 (6), D. lahns '88 (2), E. laten '88, W. Kranichfeld '44 (2),1. Krogh '38 (8), R. Long '72, P. Masse ' 77 (2),F.McCown '50 (13),E.McMahon '71 (14), D. Merlin '80, T. Nast '37 (20), A. Persson '42 (7), B. Schwanda '37 (4), 1. Squires '47 (2), E. Walton '34(2),H. Wilkinson '34(12), C. Wood '49 Other: R. Briggs '47 (3), C. Collier '85, H. Elmer '31 (2),1. Kietzman '88, W. Mawhinney '42 (13), W. Miller '27, C. Obermayer '45,1. Powell '87, B. Rosenbloom '76 (11), B. Seidler '68 (2), S. Sonanno '89,1. Weiler '32 (2), 1. Youker '50 COLORADO (30) Pre,lden!', Club: D. Buroker '72, R. Humphries '69 (2), M. 10hnson '89, 1. Kinkade '68 (2), 1. Lombardi '61 (4),H. Nelson '59 (16), 1. Reese '85 (3) Golden Della Club: B. Brew'ter '77,1. Cohen '83 (4),L. Gaddis '63 (11) , I.Liggett ' 59, A. McMullen '86 (2), R. Ruppe '67 (2) Sliver Delta Cl ub: E. Anderson '76, H. Blake '65 (2),1. Coogan '84 (2), K. Dobrovolny '70, A. Pernandez '87 (2), R. Gust '81 (2), G. Hebert '81, S.Maharmah '61 (6),1. Oppold '76, 1. Robertson '80, R. Schwalm '71 (2),1. VanEenenaarn '79 (7), S. Yezek '80 (9) Other: E. McClure '69, W. Oliver '62(4), K. Pober '62 (4), S. Wilson '72 (9) COLORADO STATE (5) Golden Della Club: S. Krier '88 Sliver Della Club: K. Adam '84 (4), M. Syracusa '81 (2),1. Tarpley '85 (2) Other: M. Rider '83 (2) COLUMBIA (8) Golden Della Club: R. Montgomery '28 (9)
CIIICAGO (27) Preslden!', Club : P. Davis '35 (15), E. Grage '27 (6), M. Kramitz '57 (13), M. Mandel '55 (20) , D. Mars '68 (4), D. Rands '43 (3), A. Tenney '43 (13) Golden Della Club: R. Bidwell '50(19), W.Crawford '33 (2),1. McClure '42(20), I.Mc Quaid ' 60, 1. Mulcahy '50 (3) Sliver Della Club: W. Brunelle '30(2),S. Evans '47 (2), C. Holtsberg '34 (2), R. Hood '38 (2), W. Keogh '34 (9), D. Lowrie '32 (3), M. Nanninga '47 (3), E. Rhodes '76 (3), G. Rinder '41 (5), C. Taylor '33 (4) Olher: R. Bain '44, C. Dnagstedl '43 (2), K. Gutschick '50, B. Heskett '22(2), R. 10ranson '40 (3) CLARKSON (29) Preslden!'s Club: D. Nelson '69 (12), C. Phillips '64 (19), D. Skiff '69 (3) Golden Delta Club: M. Broda '68 (4), P. Doblan '66
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Sliver Della Club: 1. Born '28, C. Brieant '44(2), G.Delatush '39(4), W. Lauder '44(12) , 1. McCormack ' 39 (2) OIher: R. Norton '38 (2), R. Rosen '58 (2) CORNELL (58) Preslden!', Club: C. Ambrose '48 (2), R. Beckwith '57 (20), E. Caruthers '28 (19), A. Cashen '57,1 . Edmondson '49 (6), P. Gogolak '64 (2), A. Kiplinger '39 (11), M. Klein '71 (7), R Mann '52, K. McCarthy '78 (2), R. Safford '56 (2), N. Schoenen '50 (20), W. Shepard '31 (13), R. Smith '67 (9), W. Waters '54 (8), M. Wood '64 (19) Golden Della Club: M. Clemente '73 (13) ,1. Copland '59 (2), W. Dickhart '43 (5), G. Ervick '71 (2), W. Howe '42 (10), 1. King '87 (2),1. Knuff '74, W. Lathrop '61 (15), A. Ruf '60, A. Vaughan '60, H. Vawter '42 (20) , R. Wolfe '81 (4) Sliver Del!a Club: S. Adams '75 (2),1. Altemus '65, H. Bartlett '35 (8), N. Bassett '81
Delegates head toward Leadership Institute ceremony (3), M. Cahill '84 (4), R. Castillo '82 (2), V. Cullen '31 (2), W.Farrington '43 (8),R.Gilchrist '40 (2), 1. Gill '57, R. Hiller '55 (2), S. Hurwitz '82 (2), R. ludd '56 (2), T. Keating '57 (13), D. Kennedy '50 (20), R. McCurdy '78 (4),1. Neff '77, R. Smith '29 (2), A. Turner '36, R. Wheeler '39 (3), R. Woodworth '77 OIher: R. Attiyeh '55, S. Brickley '89, E. Crawford '48, G. Gillespie '19 , T. Martin '61 (2), T. Meachern '35 (7), B. Page '64,1. Romero '50, A. Wallace '20 (18) CREIGHTON (11) Preslden!'s Club: 1. Beckman '89, W. Buckrniller '71 (2), G. McNary '75 (14) Golden Della Club: P. Arneson '82(2), H. McGurk '86 (2) Silver Della Club: S. Adams '87, C. Alba '78 (3), M. Borja '79 , R. Hacrr '72 (12), A. McCormack '89
Other: D. Kristensen '89
DU Alumni Gift Levels
President's Club $100 + Golden Delta $50 and up Silver Delta $25 and up Other Donors Under $25 DARTMOUTH (15) Preslden!'s Club: W. Banks '45 (16), S. Palterson '42 (13) Golden Della Club: W. Cook '23 (11) Silver Del!a Club: S. Cornthwaite '35(7), S. Ensinger '1:/ (20), L. Fortuna '38 (7), A. Gillespie '44(2), W.leukins '42(3),R.Stephenson '25, R. VanReypen '47 (3) Other: 1. Barker '46(2),R Blanchard '30 (3), L.Carter '28 (4), C. Hoiles '32(15),N. Swift '27 (15) DAVIS (1) Sliver Della Club: H. Boro '70 (2) DAYTON (2) Golden Della Club: W. Maselko '81 (7) Silver Della Club: R . Harris '69 DELAWARE (5) Sliver Della Club: E. Anzalone '72(5), 1. Carey '70 (14), W. Hallam '80 (9), S. Long '75 , 1. McEivenny '82 DENISON (11) Preslden!', Club: B. Bailey '58 (4), H.
Boswau '55 (20), R. Fay '50 (6), G. Maghielse '58 (4), W.Meyers '82(2) Golden Delta Club: D. Kuhlman '61 (19) Sliver Della Club: L. Hamilton '57 (2), E. McNew '54 (4), R. Sarvis '72 (3) Other: D. Brainsrd '62 (15), S. lones '80 DEPAUW (57) Preslden!'s Club: R Dutter '39 (7), C. Epperson '59,1. Foreman '33 (4), C. Free. '36 (9),1. Grady '38 (3), G. Hensel '52, G. Kohler '51,I.McConnell ' 66(7),R.Newell'34(15),I. Parks '63 (2), 1. Petty '36 (15) , 1. Wolf '39 (2) Golde n Della Club: W. Barrett '61 (9),R. Grossman '50 (3),1. Hilbom '51 (2), K.Lee '47 (6), R. Mann '74 (10), A. McConnell '58 (3), D. Parkin '16 (4), 1. Shake '40 (20), N. Smith '52 (3), R. Thode '80 (2),1. Veeck '26 Silver Della Club: A. Alexandrou '85 (2), S. Bethke '83 (3), E. Boldrey '63(2), D.Caseley '33 (5), R. Current '28 (6), P. Groebe '62(3), B. Hickel ' 60, C. Hintz '32 (9), D. Holty '61, D. lones '70,1. Koch '53 (4), W. Kyhos '66(4),M. Luegers '78, R. Moffett '32(5), H. Nelson '46, W.Reagan '46(4),1. Ware '85, B. Wise '36(14) Olher: G. Bingaman '89, T. Bundy '32 (3), P. Coons '39 (6), S. Dobbs '88 (2), 1. Drook '85, B. Ehrman '85 (2), H. Fjord '47 (2), 1. Gordon '88, 1. Heerens '84 (2), M. Herrell '60 (11), W. Hieher '44, 1. Hoffmeister '88 , R. Paladino '71 (2), R. Post '47 (4),D. Sa .. '55(2), A. Stewart '32 (9) EASTERN KENTUCKY (2) Golden Della C lub: R. Collins '74(11) Sliver Della Club: S. Kirk '73 (3) FLORIDA (34) Preslden!'s Club: 1. Cade '45, W. Carter '71 (15),1. Delaney '77 (12), 1. Marinelli '65 (20) ,1. Meeker '65 (13), W. O'Byrne '72(5),1. Roberts '63 (19), P. Rosenthal '73 (14), M. Taylor '82(7), C. Wolfe '75 (6) Golden Della Club: S. Bayman '68 (2),1. Dowling '10 (8) Sliver Della Club: 1. Amos '87 (3), T. Bargnesi '85, 1. Bourn '63, H. Bush '85, M . Canfield '88 (2), P. Forrest' 58 (20), R.lvey '72, C.Meyer '70 (2),G.Reis '78,1.Schulte '85(3), D. Sexton '70 (4), W. Smith '78 (4), S. Stockhammer '88, 1. Talkington '81 (2),1. Valk '59 (5), H. Vanture '74 (3), R. Wade '61 (7),1. Wadsworth '65, R. Wilcox '68 (8) OIher: R. Curley '83, K. Landers '87,1. Newton '83 (5) GEORGIA TECH (26) Preslden!', Club: M. Edwards '58 Golden Del!a Club: B. Burson '65, C. Cecil '64 (13), D. Dixon '83 (5), M. Doyle '71
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DU Annual Alutnni Honor Roll Contributions tax deductible in both the United States and Canada (2) , P. Eubanks '71 (8), S . Flax '78 (12), M . Haney '79 (10),D. Jones ' 64(2), c.Lawson '64 (19), R. Moser '84 (4), M . Mumper '62(15),J. Sie~ns '75 Sliver Della Club: R. Davis '83 (4), I. Dilg 'lrl (3), G. Harris '82(2), D. Henderson '69 (2), R Mason '69, M . Mueller '88 (2) , W . Murray '80, E. Schepps '81 (2), S. Scherock ' 89 , H. Whitehead '68 (2) Olher: E. Connerat '88 ,D. Moody '67, T. Slovak '87 FRESNO (8) Golden Della Club: S. Chavez '76 (3), R. Peterson '73, J. Stewart '84 Sliver Della Club: R . Machado ' 69 (2), K. Nofield '88 (2), R . Weher '84
Other: J. Heinemann '86, R. Hurado '77 (2)
HAMILTON (27) Presidenl's Club: J. Bacot '55 (3), D. Bradley '28 (3), P. Crumrine '71 (6) Golden Della Club: M. Bloom '70 (2), S. Nye '52(3),D. Wefer '54 (3) Sliver Delta Club: A. Dickerman '36(2), P. Haeffner '88 (2), M . Lombardi '85 (3), K. McGovern '85 (4), F.Romano ' 49 (3), M . Treadway '38 (6) , J. Underwood '41 (6), G. Weeden '39 (2),M. White 'lrl,P. Wood '71 Other: S. Benson 'lrl, D, Doyle '39 (14), W . Fivaz '56, D. Hamilton '24 (2), M. Hurley '88 (2), M. Lentini '85 (2), D. Nye '88, J. Pitarresi '70 (2), J. Skibitski ' 87 , T. Thompson '73 (2) , G. Walker 'lrl (2) HARVARD (10) President's Club: L. Lovett ' 33 (8) Golden Della Club: R. Brainard '39 (2) Sliver Della Club: A. Brunelli '38 (2), L. Hanchett '29 (7), R. Kersten '28 (3), W. Spang '38 (2), Other: A. Adams '32 (I 5), E. Ballard '27 (9), R. Craig '42 (2), E. Holder '31 (11) HOUSTON (9) President'. C lub: J . Bobo '77 (4), R. Mahoney '83 (7) Golden Della Club: W. Carr '76 (7), N. Mertens '73(2), H . Picard '83 (6), V . Roznovsky '75 (2) Sliver Della Club: D. Brannon '87, D. Duteher '73 (15), R . Haws '85 (2) ILLINOIS (90) President's Club: A . A1torfer '43 (9), A. Beckman '22(15), C. Coffel '28 (20), R.Donohoe '55, C.Hinton '29 (4), R. Hougham '72(10),H. Huntoon '72 (15), W. Julian '29 (20), S . Kouzomis '68 (6), T . Loebach '86, H. McFarland '52(4),L.McKinley '40(7),E.Parsons '27 (20), B. Procter '44 (7) , A. Rice ' 36 (15), R . VanPelt '68, J. Walker '67 (2), C. Witschy '7.4 (5)
Golden Della Club: M. Blankenship '55 (14), A. Cbapman '69 (6), C . D 'Hondt '88 (2), F. Dunham '41 (9), C. Erickson '43 (3),M.Finney '53 (l1),R. Gerometta '44 (2), D.Gibbs '85 (2), J . Heil '50, P. Houser '75 (7), S. Katsinas '78 (12), P. Kooistra '58 (4), B. Ladd '57 (12), S . Lehmann '34, R . Magnussen '60 (2), B. McCarthy '85 (2), C. Morris '75 (3), P. Mosetick '56,M.Pizzuto '81 (9),J.Plewa '78 (8),G.Ross '37 (2), C. Sarlas '63 (3), R. Stauder '46 (8) Sliver Della Club: I. Bergstrom '55(2), R. Buchanan '55 (l1),F. Burtzos '77 (13), K. Cox '76, H. DaBoli '44, D. Dees '55 (8), C. Gimre '29 (2), W. Groebe '70(9), R. Hall '74 (14), K. Harnm '85 (2), E. Hardesty '46 (2), R Harris '55 (2), D . Hecht '88, A. Jones '33 (3),J. Katich '71, R.Kiefus '63(10),D.Kinney '65(2), T.Lindsey '74 (2), P. Manck '81 (4), G. McDill '26, J. O'Donnell '82(2),S.Pollitt '65 (4), A.Quattrochi '82,J.Ripley '60,J.Ritt '52(4), G. Rugel '78 (9), C. Schultz '67 (11), R. Selby '66,J. Sheehan '33 (3), T. Shepard '73 (3), R. Smith '50 (7), J . Snyder '44 (5),M. Stapf '85 (5), W. Waggoner '36 (2), G. Wentzell ' 35 (2), G. Wilson '53 (4) Other: J. Buist '78 (8), D . Cook '89, R. Eggemeyer '89, S. Hines '80 (7), H. Holzman '32, D.Hortherg '57, T. Kurland '80 (6),J. Lipe
'51, G. Mead '57 (12), E. Stunard '55 (2), D. Wear '80(2), S. Williams '71 (11), K. Winiecki '88 (2) INDIANA (102) President' s Club: R. Delano '85 (5) , J. Gibson '42 (7), A. Graf '51 (10) , R . Grossi '85 (3), W. Hall '44 (18), B. Harper '54 (19), R. Haugh '48 (14) , M.Judd '65,H. Kablenbeck '52 (19),R. Kovener'55 (10), L. McConnell '80(3), RPeyton '69 (10), B. SerVaas '41 (8), H . Smith '52(4), R. Stephens '61 (13) , J. Stoner '46, C. Warman '39 (2), R. Yenerich '65 (2) Golden Della Club: S. Blakley '65 (9),R. Currier '64 (4), D. Furqubarson '40 (13), T. Hintz ' 83 (4), G. Hudson '51 (4), R. Jones '55 (4), M.Lancioni '88 (2), J. McReynolds '79, W. Miller '59 (2), J. Murphy '54, M. Robb '26 (17), W . Shearer '72, A. Songer '67 (5) , J. Stegman '74 Sliver Della Club: G. Abbott '80 (2), D. Allard '70(2),S . Ammerman '89,J. Beauchamp '84 (4), C. Bell '54 (2) , T . BeIl '78 (8), R. Black '68 (5), P. Borgmeier '69 (3), T. Bowers '64(7), R . Caldwell '88, J. Campbell '37 (2), C. Carter '37, J . Cartwright '54 (10), D. Cochran '50 (2), H. Cormican '40 (5),J . Demaree '64, D. Do wning '55 , D . Endwright '56 (19),J. Enzor '46, I. Escott '41 (5) , B. Fiedler '88, R. Fishburn '67 (5) , P . Gutman '52 (3), J . Henderson '43, R . Jones '54 (2),R. Krug '88,J . Larnbert 'lrl (3),R. Larko '81 (6), L. Levine '85(2),P.Marks ' 88,J. Martindale '36 (2), G. Marvel '84 (2), J. McKenzie '32, D. Miller '65 (4), J. Miller '39 (7), J. Miller '60(2),L.Moss '49 (2),P. Pcak '55(20) , C . Peterson '89,R.Phillips '71, K. Rayls '86(3), D . Shafer '37 (3), J. Stewart '61, R. Thompson '74(10), D. Whitman '75, K. Wingham '66(2) , F . Young '80 Olher: C. Askinazi '71, C. Bottorff '88 (2),J. Brix '86(2), B. Campbell '89,I.Clark '87 (2), T. Cook '48 (2), R. Dowden '44, M. Flory '44 (2), H. Franzman '48, B. Grano '88 (2), J. Hexarner '86(2), C. Johnson '87, C. Jones '20, I. Landis '77 (4) , T. Langehaug '88, R. Levin '87, D. Miller '58 (2), R. Rock '67, C. Sheets '89, M . Strom '69, B. Thomas '88, B. Vainrib '84, D . Yenerich '82 (4) IOWA (66) President's Club: P . Birkestrand '73 (2), L. Courter '57 (13), E. Currie '47 (2), M. Falb '69 (9), H. Harsba '42 (19), H . Hawkinson '35 (20), M. Heck! '46 (2), J. Lundy '36 (14), D. Marston '63 (2), C. Oberrnarm '26 (19), K. Reeds '53 (3), M. Thielen' 57 (7), K. Weigel '78 (12) Golden Delta Club: E. Browning ' 37 (13) , J. Fletcher '35 (20), R. Foster '77 (8), G. Meester '66 (3), K. Miller '67 (9), R. O'Conner '47(~ ~ ),J . Osbome '48,A. Sunderbruch '67(2), T. VICkers '71, S. West '68 (2) Sliver Della Club: F. Ackerson '44 (14), J. Adams '53 (5), D . Benda '62(3),D. Boyle '55 (4), J. Burge '61 (4), W. Cass '56 (3), H . Childs '33 (20), K. Collins '70 (2), J . Daine '51 (2), P. Dikeman '31 (13), W. Ellis '69 , D . Hinson '57 (2), A. Hoyt '88 (2), M . Hynes '67 (11), D. Kloewer ' 58 (6) , C.McMillen '80(7),G.Merkel '89, J. Pattie '57, A. I'cpmueller '43 (3), T . Perkins '80 (3), R. Ross '37, D. Rusk '76 (12), W . Sanford '36 (2), D. Smalley '68 (6), N. Sodemann '62(2),M. Stark '43(6), W. Volkmer '53 (3),C. Wieben '47,1'. Wissler'71,D. Wynja ' 67 (6) Olher: R. Ablard '56 (2), C. Benson '41 (14), S. Crone '78 (2) , L. Hart '54 (3), C. Hulse '62, A. Kesman '77 (9), R. Lapham '39 (3), C. Larson '70, T. McAllister '86,J.Rathert '54(4), C.Rowe '48, C.Schmidt '33 (2),J . Steele '63 (2) IOWA STATE (104) President's Club: J. Ashbaugh '83, K. Bruening '80 (10), C. Foss '71, T. Herbert '82 (5), A. Johnson '47 (19), M. Kuchel '76 (4) , D. Lovell '50(4),R. Mason '33 (14) , J. Osborn '73 (8), W. Sigman '50 (19), J. Yirak '40 (15), J. Young '28 (10) Golden Delta Club: J . Courter '84 (6), J. Cronk '60 (19), W . Grant ' 27 (9), W . Holsinger '57 (7) J. Jeffries '78 (3), J. Lein '62 (4), H.
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McGriff '37, M. Nickey '65 (5), J . Parker '30 (13), L. I'carson '64 (5), T. Peters '57 (4), C . Renk '83, R. Renk '80 (9), J. Robinson '57 (2), S.Rocder ' 68(4),J. Soos '58 (3), G . Walker '44 (13), P. Winchell '74 (5) Sliver Della Club: H. Anderson 'lrl, D . Becker '76, M. Benda '77 (2), S. Illaue '75 (5), M. Bowman ' 65, H. Brandt '47 (2), R . Bridger '84 (2),J. Buchanan '33, W. Carlson '42(8), R. Carter '78, L. Clark '33 (2), D . Collins '78 (2), L. Colony '59, G. Cook '30(4),1. Crawford '86, P. Dahlen '48 (3), W. Domthey '32 (19), D . Drake '62 (2) , R Dunteman '87 (2), R. Farr '61 (4), R. Fleck '49 (14), C. Gruenig '59 (14), T . Haebich '38 (4), J. Hagen '80 (4) , K. Hamman '72 (3), T. Hansen '79 (11), R. Harvey '79, R. HoUand '80 (2), D. Jacobs '62 (2), D. Kampfe ' 68 (2), L. Kempers '75 (2), D. Kirkpatrick '71 (7), D. Lawler '67, P. Leonard '57 (3), G. Long '66, R. Long '50 (6), J. Lovell '50 (9), R. Mangas '84 (2), J. Martin '45 (2), R. Marvin '43 (4), J. Mertz '80 (2) , A. Mores '80 (6), R . Neil '30 (2), S. O,vis '79, S . I'carson '86 (4), P. Radloff'70(2),C.Rausch '67 (6),D.Rogers '53 (4),D. Sieben '67, G. Smith '79, H. Specker '37, D . Spong '81 (6), A. Staidl '69, G. Sullivan '80 (10), P. Thomwall '62 (2), D. VonKerens '82 (2), D. Wandling '87 (2), P. Welch '59 (4), R. Williamson '28 (20), C. Wogcns '24 (7), W . Wood '55 (12) Olher : J. Carson '73, R. Chance '54 (8),J. Cooper '58, R. Felgenhauer '70 (2), E. Fuessle '48, W. Gustafson '57 (2), C. Herbert ' 89, P. Hodapp '88 (2), R. Knudsen '44, S. Maier '75 (2) , G. Peters '45, D. Rowen '84,C. Trunkey '52
KANSAS (76) President's Club: F. Baird '58 (13), D. Ballou '75(15),J.Coliins '61(4),D.Cununings '79 (11), C. Fee '47 (6), M. Gear '17 (6), L. Gregory '75 (15) , J. Hertzler '58 (2) , J. Higdon '47 (11), R. Hunt '61 (2), L.Jeter '65,0. Johnson '52(2), H. Klemp '26(15),J . Knorr '31 (20), W. Landess ' 53 (10), G. McCann '40, J. Meyer '50 (3), C. Saricks '70 (13), D. Slawson '56 (20), J. St. Oair '58 (15), D. Stanton '65 (6) , S. Wilson '48 (3) Golden Delta Club: R. Amold '27 (2), K. Berkley '61 (20), A. Butler '31 (16), B. Chaney '48, W.Cramer '33 (3),M. Crowther '59(15), S. DeVore '35 (2), J. Dykes '63,J. Esau '78 (7), T. Fiske '55 (2), A. Galloway '34 (3), L. Gamble '64 (2), L. Gaston '78 (7), J. Hagstrom '32 (3) , E. Hand '66,J.Hysom '57 (l3),P. Miller '73,R. Morrison '70 (4), P. Stork '65 (2), M. Thomas '62 (4), M. Zuercher '78 (5) Sliver Della Club: M . Alexander '33, M . Arst '84, J. Biggs '70 (3), B. Biles '66 (11), D. Bostwick '65 (3), J. Comstock '48 (2), J. Cram '71 (14), D. Dansdill '80 (2), S. Davies '73 (11) , J. Deckert '62 (2), R. Enoch '71 (2), M. Grove '42(7), J. Holt '61,J.lrwin '49 (2), J. Keen '68, J. Knupp '65 (2), W. Koester '41 (2), J. Magill '64, J. Mears '55, E. Metcalf '43, H . Millington '34,J.Neighbor '65 (2) , T. North '69, T.Rinehart '57 (2) , J. Rockhill '51 (2) , J. Waddell '57 (13), S. Wells '75 (2), R . Williams '40 (14) Others: A. Childs '35, E. Clarke '42, C. Hinshaw '54 (3), H. McKeever '22 (2), M. Sinclair '87
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KANSAS STATE (40) Presldenl' sClub: P.Edgerley '78(7), W. Gordon ' 60 (3), J. Hathaway '80 (7), T. Horine '80 (9) , C. Jones '77, B.Wolf '80 (11) Golden Delta Club: K. Bolerjack '80 (4), D.Chew '81 (2), R. Greene '58 (20),J. Grinstead '73 (3), D.Hawkins '81 (3),D.Law '80(10), S. Marzullo '85 (5), R. Svaty ' 64 (3) Sliver DellaClub: M. Bairr '86,M.Berkley '63 (4), L. Butel '87 (3) , H. Ebright '74 (12), G. Grosdidier '83 (5), D . Huffman '68 (14), D. Johnson '75 (13), B. Jordan '86, T. Jordan '84 (5), M. Kruse ' 85 (2), J. Oppy '64 (7),, B. Riley '87, M . Ruff '64 (2), G. Sharpe '86, J. Stanley '88 (2), M. Stearns '66 (2), K. Tucker '76 (14), K. Williams '88 (2) Olher: P. Ash '68 (2), J. Breeden '83 (2), J. Michel '86(2),E. Musil '71 (18), S. Salter '79 (2), B. Stanley '80 (2), T. Stanley '85, J. Warner '80 (9)
JOHNS HOPKINS (34) President' s Club: D. Ferrazzano '68 (3), C.Miller '49 (I8), W.Smith '54(4),F. Ward '56 (2)
Golden Delta Club: E. Budnitz '53, R. Carm '65 (4), J. Henderson '52 (4), H. KeUer '68, J. Yeager '43 (4) Sliver Della Club: J. Beeler '39 (2), L. Biemiller '55 (2) , C. Brownley ' 30 (2), B. Copeland '63 (2), D. Edel '46(2),1. Finston '77 (2), J. Fischer ' 41, D. Hanson '50 (2), K. Kelly '44(4), o. Kerstetter ' 38 (5), W. Lauerman '77, J. Milligan '41, C. Myers '52(4), J. Parker '67, V . Perry '61, T. Reutter '61 (2),M.Stern '89,1. Walker '56, R. Ward '40 (2) Olher: E. Evans '62, V. Frankwich '52 (2), R. Kelly '29 (2), E. Schultz '48 (6), N. Shipley '52, C. Summers '50 (2)
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DU Annual Alutnni"Honor 'R oll When you give early in the academic year, DU gets the most from your contrbution KENT STATE (35) President's Club: J. Gibson '68 (3), N. Giorgiaruti '56 (13) Golden Delta Club: D. Cassens '68 (2), A. Dalcher '57 (15), K. Kalish '59 (2), P. Shriver '50 (13), H. Thomas '59 (2) Sliver Delta Club: T. Aljancic '68 (2), J. Bauer '57, J. Brown '64, K. Cardinal '51 (3), R. Cellillle '67 (7), G. Christner '56 (2), M. Coppola '65, R. Downing '54 (2), A. Farinacci '65 (19), D. Haddad '57 (3), P. Hall '49 (W), N. Helman '54 (2), T. Litwiler '56 (8), W. Lloyd '64(2), J. Long '54, J. Manninen '57, C.MilIer '55(2), W. Miller '65 (7),R. Mooney '55(2),D. Patridge '57 (2), O. Richey '53 (2), L. Roth '47 (2), P. Shriver '49 (2), J. Simpson '36 (3), J. Vitangeli '60 (2) Other: J.Lombardo '62, R. Stevenson '47 (5), E. Urschler '59 (3) LAFAYETTE (16) President's Club: H. Harkins '34(5), W. Messick '68 (11), R. Noreika '67 (2), B. Starkman '78 (3), G. Travaglini '72 (7) Golden Delta Club: K. Franzinger '36 (13) Silver Delta Club: D.Davey'37,L.Gerard '34 (9), H.Harkins '64(2),J. Hensler '41 (4),L. Hindenach '40, H. Smith '51 (13), J. Zernbron '74 (2) Other: J. deRuyter '73 (2), R. Ernst '48 (3), C. Townsend '34 (20) LEHIGH (85) President's Club: 1. Alcaro '74 (6), R. Allan '68 (4),C. Allen '25 (16),L.Brennesholtz '32 (8), J. Frank '68 (4), R. Goebel '43 (5), B. Hoffacker '44,1. Kaufman '46(5), W . Lister '26 (9), H. Lore '35 (2), W. Moodie '47 (13),1. Puth '52(7), J. Redline '48, J. Reid '56 (7), C. Roberts '27 (6), R . Tomalesky '65 (5) Golden Delta Club: P. Bickett '52(3), B. Conchar '41 (12), D. Czemy '74 (12), B. Davis '31,A.Dixon '69 (2),J.Edell '79 (6),J.Lichter '68 (2), 1. MacKeith '69, L. Maroti '58 (4), T. Nehring '75 (4),H. Peck '37 (14), F.Rabold '39 (9), G. Ramsden '44 (2), W. Salmond '46 (15), G. Sawtelle '40 (6),R. Seidel '63. D. Webb '59, E . Yaszemski '80 (9), E. Youngling '66, W . Ziebold '46 (14) Sliver Delta Club: C. Alva '77, C. Baumgartner '67 (5), A. Beeken '45 (5) ,P. Berg '44(4),B.Bishop '26 (2),L. Blum '89,R.Christiansen '56 (3), J. Corcoran '84, K. Curtis '88 (2), C. Day '30 (19), H. Frymoyer '49 (2) , R. Gabriel '51 (15), T. Grossman '88 (2), W.Hayes '43, T. Hess '37 (2), D. Hornbaker '26 (14), W. Ingersoll '88, R. Kelly '88, J. Kurtz '52(14). C. Lanski '87, B. McGowan '87 (3), M. Miskulin '85 (3), W. Nutt '36 (13), J. Perna '76 (2), 1. Ramsay '58 (W), G. Rinaldi '58, W. Robel '51 (2), R. Ruth '68 (11), R. Schmidt '52 (2) , E. Snyder '53, W. Stiver '72 (2), C. Swenson '50, A. Tauck '53, J. Wertz '87, D . Wolf '79 Other: E. Boyer '43 (5), A. Cannon '74 (2). G. Ehrlich '87 (2), J. Farina '88, E. Furst '60 (9),P. Gilbert '40,J. Lizana '87 (2),E.Lucadarno '71 (13), T.Middleton '72(3), G.Naylor '71 (2), G. Nelson '89, P. Nicholas '39 (2), R. Reber '41 (2), K. Rife '88 LONG BEACH (6) Sliver Delta Club: J. Aal '88, C. Farmer '87, S. Fox '89, E. Labasan '89, C. Martucci '87 (2)
Other: C. Cooper '88
'51 (2), R. Gaeta '69 (2), T. Hinton '60 (2), J. Hoffman '49 (2),F. Howe '64 (20), J. Huber '77 (2), R. Neely '71,1. Pike '49, T. Skillman '84 (2). L. Smither '55, P. Tamplin '66, J. Wilson '53 (2) Other: R. Adams '49 (2), L. Ait '62 (19), W.Crume '65 (15), B.Dixon '85 (2),J. Griffiths '69 (2), M. Hall '62 (2), M. Harmon '49, E. Kimbel '35 MAINE (12) Golden Delta Club: M. Gagnon '88, C. Hoak '76 (2) Sliver Delta Club: T. Dunne '78, D. Gagnon '88 (2),H.Hinrichsen '76(3),D.Johnson '80, S. Spear '83 (6), D. Stairs '80 (2) Other: T.Hooper '89, S. Seeley '87 (2),P. Stone ' 81 (3), G. Tanguay '86
DU Alumni Gift Levels
President's Club $100 + Golden Delta $50 and up Silver Delta $25 and up Other Donors Under $25 MANITOBA (16) Presldent'sClub: D.McInnes '50(13),R. Monteith '30 (4) Golden Delta Club: D. Anderson '60, R. Jones '67 (2), M . Koschinsky '75, R. Mark '62, C. Pappas '66, R. Taunton '70 (2) Sliver Delta ·Club: R. Gay '29, R. McMurchy '30, W. Medland '38 (2), A. Michiolsen '86, G. Pulak '55, T. Self '86, T. Skowron '87 (2) Other: B. Baker '40 (2) MARIETTA (39) President's Club: K. Brennan '64 (6), F. Druetzler ' 63 (11), C. Jennings ' 31 (15), D. Strickland '66 (4) Golden Delta Club: J. Baker '47, H. Haught '51 (2), J. McCoy '35 (2), G. Suder '44 (9)
Sliver Delta Club: W. Allen '34,F. Amrine '40 (14), D. Barnett '68 (11), R. neck '37, R. Bingham '45, J. Dake '44 (2), C. Dawes '22(2), F. Dunlap '43, C. Ebinger ' 51 (3), W . Fenton '44 (2), J. Gibson '34, T . ll1ingworth '84(6), W.Mildren '35 (2), A. Pelekoudas '89, W. Rollins '27 (11), C. Schaefer '41 (2), A. Sovil '49, G. Strong '61, D. Trabilcy '59 (8), G. Yester '51 Other: F. Ahern '33, F. Elliott '76 (7), K. Jennings' 57 (7), R. Krupp '64 (2), E. Pauplis '83, W. Richards '57 (2), E. Wats= '77 (8), D. Wigley '47, H. Wilkins '52, M. Williamson '64, B. YesMARQUETTE (1) Golden Delta Club: T. Westerheide '72 (14)
MIAMI (95) President's Club: H. Barker '50 (W), 1. Barr '68 (7),G. Blair '37 (W), R. Bruckman '49 (l1),T.Burgess '61 (10). T. Conklin '29 (10),R. Coulton '54 (9), H. Cunningham '29 (2), C. Dugan '60(11),D.Eagleson'44(16),R.GilIette '52(11), W. Godfrey '58 (19), 1. Holschuh '48 (13),N. Knauss '53(2), W.Lutz '69,J.McClelIan '35 (7),J. McNamara '29 (16), J.Rogers '57 (15), F. Shera '63 (2) Golden Delta Club: 1. Bova '69 (2), F. Fisher '50, R.Freedrnan '70(4), W. Gibson '51 , W. Gurney '53 (9),J. Holschub '77 (3), 1. lserman' 49 (2), D. Krebs '80 (10), W. Loomis '60 (5), C. MilIer '90, W. Morgan '51(7),J.Ranallo '30 (3) , 1. Rees '55. W . Stillson '39 (2), E. Thesken '30 (14), L. Thomas '65 (4), C. Witte '51 (6) Sliver Delta Club: R. Adams '66, V. Blanke '50 (2), H. Bosworth '52(11), V. Bums '50 (2), B. Carlson '79 (9), M. Cottle '81 (2), W. Darlin '56, F. Dodd '49 (2), J. Ehrich '42 (20), M. Ericksen '77 (2), R . Garfmkel '68, E. Gates '48(3), W. Gerspacher '63 (9), B. Gilleland '51, 1. Griffin '41 (11), F. Hershner '49 (2), M . Kaiser '62,E. Lecn '50 (2), W.Liebermann '51 (3), S. Lison '62(2), E. Longstreth '23 (11), W . Mathis '86 (2), R. Mayberry '51 (11), M. McIlvaine '72(2), R. Moore '52, R. Nagy '82, D. Nies '69 (3), 1. Nopper '33 (6), K. Papp '59 (6), M. Plummer '56 (2), T. Potter '51 (10), R . Pryor '37 (15), J. Rathbun '74, J. Ryan '34 (2), R . Schoenherr '63(2), G. Scott ' 31 ,D. Sechnick '76(14),M. Shane '52(3),D.Smith '62,J .Steen '41 (4), R. Sunkel '53 (3), R. Vernon '54 Other: C.Brown '80 (2),J. Burbee '89,1. Hallihan '67(7), A. Krill ·63(5),C.Lass '83(7). E. McGovern '51 (14), H. McNabb '49 (2), T. McNeal '37 (2),H.MilIs '26(3),N.Paulson '67 (4),1. Petrich '36 (20), E. Rausch '34 (2), T . Schornak '58,S. Surplus '81 (2), P.Swanson '59 (3), W. Vogel '47 (7), J. Whitlock '85 MICHIGAN (77) President's Club: E. Allmendinger '44 (2), B. Bugbee '37 (9), C. Oark '39 (4),R. Davis '47 (14), R. DeGango '67 (3), J. Feldksmp '61, C.Ford '44 (8),J. Houston '30(2),J. Kirkby '41, R. Lipton '64 (3), D. Mason '57 (6), D. Mason '57 (6), E. McCobb '23 (14), R .Meyer '61 (16), 1.Sergeson '59,R. Spencer '59(9),W . Steen '44 (2), J. Tolonen '71 (3), R. Wardle '52 (5). 1. White '50 (20), A. Wible '59
. Golden Delta Club: R.Adams '40(W),R. Bates '78 (12), C.E1dridge '60(2),S. Evans '56 (2), R. Hoffman '71 (6), W. Hole '51 (14), J. Lifton '89, 1. Nixon '79 (5), M. Ramsay '50 (9), J. Robertson '45 (4), B. Stolz '55 (2), R. Vehn '48, R. Vogel '51 (8), S. Ward '58 Sliver Delta Club: H. Augustaitis '86(2), C. Bailie '50 (3), L. Bartholomew '50 (5), D. Baumgarten '79 (3), C. Correll '63 (4),G. Green '22 (4), R. Grunder '44 (6), I. Hahn '59 (4), M. Hartwig '68(2),K.Hecht '34(2),J.Helmke'6I, R .Holloway '51 (5),J.Holt '83 (5),T.Jacob '44 (6), L. Johnson '22 (19), L. Lossing '65 (2), D. Marshall '81 , R. Mertz '47, M. Mortensen '35 (20), G. Ray '82,1. Reynolds '76 (7), M. Ribel '73, K. Richardson '63 (4),1. Ritchie '38 (7), 1. Stuart '52 (3), R. Waddell '61, E. Wahl '63 (2), K. Wahtera '67 (4), W. Wilson '38 (2) , P. Winer '61 (4) Other: D. Cobb '58, J. Connelly '89, R. Domeier '79 (3), J. Donaldson '64 (11), P. Ganzenhuber '54 (2), B. LePage '86 (3), R . Lieblein '54 (2), G. Lowery '83, D. Maudlin '71 (3), J. Nolan '34 (2), S. Porter '80 (5), J. Scott '63 (2) , M. Shirley '64 MICHIGAN TECH (6) Golden Delta Club: S. Neumann '87 (2) Sliver Delta Club: G. Fust '89, J. McKa1ko '88 Other: M. Brinker 'F:l, A. Ouunpagne '88, W. English '89 MICHIGAN STATE (54) President', Club: C. Allen '55 (9), E. Christeru>en '57 (4), R. Dhue '68 (9), R. Dob· berteen '52 (8), P. Franzetta '70 (14), J. George '53 (2), G. Gross '63 (3) , R. Hoover '88 (2), D. Long '59, R. McBain '64 (19), J. Palmitier '60 (6), J. Pattee '70 (10), D. Schlitt '64 (2), G. Snyder '57 (3) Golden Delta Club: D. DeVries '56 (3), B.Hoot '65 (13),R.Johnson '54, C. MacDonald '64 (2), B. Moore '60 (2), J. Rozak '62 (4), G. Shannon '62 (4), R. Thompson '67 (20), F. Trippel '57 (3), G. Whitson '52(3),R. Zaki '80 (7), R. Zimmerman '53 (2) Sliver Delta Club: T. Almus '65 (2), J. Brarlley '66(2),D.Carpenter '63(5), C.Ferguson '79 (7), R . Goodman '81 (2),1. Green '60 (2), J. Huggett '79 (2), R. Hughes '59,1. Kaufeld '49 (13), S. Kerns '61, L. Maccani '56 (14), A. McGovern '50 (4), P. Minturn ' 86 (2), R. Morrison '61, J. Patterson '85 (5), R. Rfau '64, J. Ryan '55 (11), W.Savage '56(11),F.Schroeder '63, L. Seguin '53 (2), M. Spillurn '58 (6), R. Vanderveer '56, T. Wikol '88 Other: B. Fetzer '89, 1. Harbison '59, S.
MARYLAND (14) President's Club: R. Landers '69 (5), T. McGlashan '67 (3), J. Siegel '78 (3) Golden Delta Club: P. Doetsch '76 (14) Sliver Delta Club: M. Caporaletti '73, P. Downing '84, J. Girolami '75 (4), R. Howell '73 (5), G. Huston '81 (3), W. Kalin '87 (2) , J. Schmitt '87 (2), J. Wojtowicz '78 (2) Other: M. Boer '89, J. Watson '68 (5)
LOUISIANA STATE (2) President's Club: D. Gerald '81 Other: J. Overton '82 (2)
MASSACHUSETTS (4) Sliver Delta Club: W. Connors '89, J. Hoggard '71 (8), M. Weinstoin '87 (2) Other: Limperis '89
LOUISVILLE (37) President's Club: H. Federa '37 (W),l. Fisher '68 (4), V. Lussky '43 (1l),I!. Mudrick '82 (9), R. Sneed '80, R. Williams '67 (13), T. Woodson '81 (4) Golden Delta Club: M. Barnes '76, S. Click '50(3),R. Dinsmore '66 (3), B. Ennis '77, T. Gillespie '53 (14), S. Ishmael '66, E. Tucker '65 Sliver Delta Club: V. Bhagat '87 (2), T. Burchell '87 (2), R. Canada '84 (2), B. Dahlem
MCGILL (24) Presldent'sClub: G.Eberts '60, T.Jackson '69 (2), R. McLernon '41 (2) Golden Delta Club: J. Dobson '49 (2), B. Ellis '47 (2), P. Magor '28 (2), J. Robinson '48 (2), A. Swabey '30 (2), M. Watt '35, A. Wood '64(2) Sliver Delta Club: R. Davidson '66 (2), D. Ellis '30, G. Hyde '26 (2), E. Lindsay '50, R . MacKenzie '40,J.Morissette '82. A. Nicholson
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'54 (2),J. Reade '46,R.Smith '87 (2),J. Walker '64, J. Walker '71 (5), P. Wang '69, W. Woodworth '51 Other: M. Kornbluth '87
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DU Annual Alutnni Honor Roll Memorial gifts are a fine way to remember a departed brother Knox '68 (3), R. Nauert '65 (2), M. Overhiser '63 (2) MIDDLEBURV(27) Presldent'sClub: R.Noonan '21 (16) Golden Delta Club: T. Bennett '41 (20), W. Fuller '54 (2), F . Wbeeler '39 (9) Sliver Delta Club: T. Carey '86 (3), M. Finnerty '87 (2), A. Goodenough '77, L. Haines '43 (2),F. Hinman '31 (2),C. Jacoby '75 (2),H. Jones '56 (8), W. Kelley '29 (20), H. Newman '30 (2),H. Painter '33 (13), D. Riley '24 (19), J. Smith '38 (11), S. Ward '37 (2) Other: C. Allen '29 (20), J. Allen '65, R . Allen '33 (9) , R. Burrows '29 (14), P. Dunham '45 (2), A. Ide '33 (2), S. Kelley '29 (2), F. McNamee '50(14),C.Philipson '37, R Sclunidt '29 (3) MINNESOTA (22) Presldent'sClub: C.Crippen '30(2O),H. Diercks '35 (4), J. Hamann '59 (12), J. Kopis· chke '57 ,G.Pestello '64(2),F. Tormoen '30(3), P. Wilke '50 (19) Golden Delta Club: P. Heerserna '27 (4), S . Lagerlof '36 (8), O. Opdahl '41 (19), R. Pelton '35 (6), C. Stoehr '65 (7), 1. Tataro '33 (10) Sliver Delta Club: J . Barclay '69, S. Bormann '64 (3), R . Gunderson '51, O. McDonald '41 (5), G. Pommer '42 (2), D. Rosekrans '54 Other: L. Fredrickson '75, H. Gray '28 (6), H . Mithun '34 (2) MISSOURI (77) President's Club: H. Briggs '51 (16), R. Burridge '46 (8),1. Culpepper' 57 (2), J . Ehrlich '67 (9), B. Goodin '39, W. Harwell '51 (5), L. Hubbard '55 (8), B. Lutz '58 (7), G. Martin '56 (3), D . McKelvey '32 (11), L. Miller '82 (3) , P . Mullen '81, V.Neff '66(15),D. Porchey '62, O. Read '33 (20), J . Riggs '30(12), C. Schooley '28 (13), W. Vaughn '57 (5), J. Vineyard '42(3), R. Yingling '62 (16) Golden Delta Club: G. Beimdiek '35 (10) , G. Heddell '71, D . Hire '80, H. Ochs '33 (19), B. Tate '41 (16) Sliver Delta Club: G. A1lemann '69 (15), D. Anderson '86 (2), R . Anderson '63 (10), T. Birmingham '84 (3), K. Brashears '75 (4), T. Corlew '84 (2), K. Fattmann '53 (3), J. Faucett '78 (3), B. Finlay '36 (4), W. Gaddis '57 (5), C. George '72, W. Gihson '38 (20), E. Gray '76 (6), 1.Holdsworth '87 (2) , C . Hood '33(3),R.Hortin '61 (2) , F. Jones '32 (13), M. Kitsmiller '86, J . Lane '60 (3) ,D.Martin '29 (2), J . Martin '30(4) , B.Moore '63 (2), R Nelson '83 (4), D.Randall '69 (12), G. Rector '62 (6), J. Rogers '49 (2), J. Sclunudde '70, G . Segall '33, J. Seitz' 59 (2), B. Tarantola '81 (8), W. Taylor '41 (2), T. Teasdale '86, K. Teel '81 (2), D. Tesarek '55 (2), J. Thweatt '30 (11) , J. Vachalek '87, E. Weatherly '60 (2), C. Vaeger '34 (3), M. Vaeger '88 Other: G. Bistline '76 (12), W. Browne '33 (2),J. Cason '33,S. Craven '74 (2),K. Kann '88, J. Lucken '89, W. Plummer '36 (6), M . Quigley '74 (2), A. Smith '85 (2), P. Steele '87 (2), J. Trout '75, E. Wasmer '68, P. Vehlen '72 (2) NEBRASKA (71) President's Club: H . Brownell '24 (5), T. Cheney '36 (20), J. Dempsey '89, H. Gray '34 (20), E. Hansen '30 (8), R. Hunt '41 (2), S. Killinger '61 (6), W.Krommcnhoek '57 (17),R. Loch '54 (6), R. Long '36, K. O'Bannon '50 (16), G. Sawyer '35 (6), 1. Tippetts '67 (8), H. Urbach '33 (14), R Valdez '66 (6) Golden Delta Club: H. Douglass '59 (2), M. Grier '83, E. Hohensee '68 (4), P . Hummel '31 (16), D . Kelley '30, J. King '68 (6), R. Koerher '69 (2), D. Koziol '66, L. Schick '29 (20), H . Wilkins '42 (4) Sliver Delta Club: R . Banta '34 (2), R Campbell '68 (2), G . Davis '31 (2), F. Goodwin '50 (18) 1. Green '75 (2), R. Green '50 (5), J. Hibberd '79 (10), C. Hildebrand '38 (6), 1. Houchin '85 (3), C. Humphrey '61 (2), J. Luch· singer '61,M.Mason '57 (4), C. Messinger '82 (2),K. MilIer '50, C.Minnich '37,0. Onnen '76
(10), W. Pedley '32 (5) , J. Rodriguez '65 (2), J. Rose '85, T. Schnell '89, R. Seline '78 (4), R. Shively '82 (8), J. Slothower '45 (2) , H. Smith '65 (20), E . Straka '53 (3), J, Swanson '50, D. Voelte '75 (2), D. Voungdahl '60 (2) Other: D. Armbruster '87 (3), M. Athey '43, A. Bailey '30, A. Christenson '45 (20), R. Ford '69 (2), R . Keehn '83 (7), K. Leach '85, F. Meier '42 (2), L. Million '53, G. Muncy '70 (12), R Noble '49 (5), D. Nuckolls '85 (3), G. Rapp '89, S. Reiser '86, J. Tourek '85 (3), G. Wamer '58 (6), W. Wilkins '45, N. Wilnes '52 (2)
NEWVORK(8) President's Club: G. Koski '43 (20), R . Stigberg '25 (7) Sliver Delta Club: D . Coon '32 (14), E, Gaylord '23 (4), J. Redegeld '23 (10), J. Wbite '41 (3) Other: T. Biliheimer ' 41 (3), C. Hoover '40 (11) NORTH CAROLINA (67) President's Club: J. Clark '68 (11), J. Fluet '65 (2), P. Harkins'62,D. Heacock '64(2), S. Jones '63 (13), M. Legler '64, H. Pawlik '54 (14), W. Poston '71 (3),S . Wallenhaupt '74 (4), W. Watkins '27 (20) Golden Delta Club: T. Burgiss '84 (6), J.Dalton '59(13),P.Dorton '76,M. Eastwood '67 . (3), J. Ely '68 (6), D. Foster '81 (8), S. Gorma '71 ,M .Joimston '89, S.McClanahan '74(8),M. Menius '68, W. Michael '73 (12), J. Pyron '78, F. Reisner '74 (2), A. Salinger '59, J. Snow '73 (3) , E. Taff '61 (2), G. Wessling '74 (3) Sliver Delta Club: R . Ayres '65 (19), J. Burnette '74, M. Campbell '87, W. Coble '84, M . Collier '84 (2), W. Crawford '76 (14), E. Duncan '74, W. Edrlleman '34 (6), C. E1ig '68 (3),M.Ferone '89,P.Gems ' 48 (2),R.Gray '59 (11), J. Hiday . '85 (3), J. Hobhs '64 (2), J. Honeycutt '69 (6), J. Inscoe '62, J. Jamison '73 (3), J. Joyner '77 (3),J. Kendrick '37,M. Moore '84 (3), R. Peccie '87, G. Ramsay '76 (13), W. Rose '69 (3), R. Russell '72(3), C. Schumacher '73 (7), G. Shell '80, G. Smith '89, W. Sneden '88, K. Sullivan '86 (2), R. Tracy '69 (3), M . Turner '89, W. Woodard '76 (6), T. Vermack '78 (4) Other: M . Baratta '81,D. Douthwaite '69, C. Lane '86, J. Lee '89, J . Marshall '28, T . McCorquodale ' 89, D. Torulinson '84 (4) NORTH CAROLINA STATE (14) President's Club: P . Klinefelter '80 (2), E. Lach '79 (12), J. Stewart '79 Golden Delta Club: D. Harris ' 82 (4) Sliver Delta Club: C. Albertson '89, F. Carter '84(3), S.Cox '80(6),D.Johnson '88(2), A. Paternoster '87, S. Smith '84, R. Taylor '82, J. W illiarns '87 Other: G. Hovis '86, J. Worthington '89
DU Alumni Gift Levels
President's Club $100 + Golden Delta $50 and up Silver Delta $25 and up Other Donors Under $25 NORTH DAKOTA (25) President's Club: D. Dunham ' 89, M. Fiergola '80, R . Grundhauser '83, T. Huey '79 (2), R. Kirsch '78 (8) Golden Delta Club: M. Carlisle '80 (9), R Gusa.. '84, F. Hallowell '79, J. Hanson '79 (5) Sliver Delta Club: D. A1fstad '66, K. Anderson '87 (2), J. Chrisllonscn '84, D. Finke '74 (3), W. Harwood '68 (4), J.lllavinka '79 (2), D. Kack '87 (2), L. Luckow '71, D. Nicolai '84 (2), W. Sandy '88 (2), J. Vag",ur '74 Other: J. Bittner '78 (2), F. DuBois '77, R. Gehrke '64, L. Greicar '88, C. Schilling '84 (4)
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The Institute's fine staff included S. Immerman from MIT NORTH DAKOTA STATE (4) Golden Delta Club: P. A1tringer '85 Sliver Delta Club: J. Larson ' 80, A. Qual '73 Other: H. Hagen '86 (2) NORTHERN ILLINOIS (32) President's Club: S. Gerber '68 (19), P. Horvath '88 (2), P. Joncs '76 (6), J. Lotsoff '88 (3), W. Malloy '69 (2) Golden Delta Club: K. Bradrnueller ' 85 (3), M. Duggan '84 (2), M. Ferensen '67, G. Sowa '70 (4), T. Wilson '76 (2) Sliver Delta Club: B. Branstrom '69 (2), J. Carlson '70,J. Cordogan '89,J. Janik '75 (7), W .Jurney '88 (2), A. Knox '77 (4),J. Landstrom '70 (2), D. Long ' 87, M. Maibach '73 (16), M. McGee '81 (2), E. Nosek '85, R Passarelli '81, l.Petersen '80, C. Pettenon '87, D. STIver '89,1. Tomes '83 Other: W . Feithen '75 (14), D. Goodin '88, J. Kudron '89, R Machek ' 67, L. Michna '84 (3), E. Strernich '66 (2) NORTHERN IOWA (8) Presldent'sClub: S. Anderson '79 (9), K. Busse '82, D . Henshaw '79 (6) Sliver Delta Club: T. Helland '83, G. Ingledue '77 (2), R . Leininger '84 Other: C. Grace '72, R . Johnson '85 (5) NORTHWESTERN (72) President's Club: P. Bodine' 50 (20), W. Boyd '48 (15), P. Bridgford '56 (13), L. Caruso '65 (5), H. Evert '56 (8), G. Fitzgerald '49, R . Forsthoffer '70, S. Gavitt '37 (10), W . Guthrie '52(4), E. Heizer '51 (20), J. Jamra '38 (20), J. McCarthy '49 (10), R. Newman '59 (20), G. Pagels '34 (2), A. Weyhrich '58 (8), F. Zinn '37 (20) Golden Delta Club: C. Arrom '85 (2), G. Block' 48 (4), R. Countryman' 50 (13), J. Davis '65 (5), L. Drendel '39, W. Fish '39 (2), N. Horner '69 (2), R.Horvath '59 (2) , J. Kakarakis '42 (7), R . Kling '44 (2), A. Ludolph '42 (6), J. Nelson '63 (20), T. Rakow '65 (2), A. Rogers '34 (2), R . Siefert '31 (3), R Thorp '29, R. Trenkrnann '64 (2), L. Vercelli '78,G. West '52 (3) Sliver Delta Club: W. Anderson '53 (15), D. Corkle ' 45 (5),0. Costello '54 (4),R Coyle '52 (8), J. Dom '54, A. Ferraro '59 (2), E. Gray '29 (15), C. Graybill '47, E. Heideman '32(2), H. Holman '71 (4) , R. Hoppel '80, D. Houston '83 (3), C. Jensen '31 (10), A. Joimson '48 (6) , F. Kreml '31 (14), J. Lapperre '33 (3), B. Larrabee '89, H. Larson '34 (3), R. Mackey '43 (20), W. Miiller '47 (2), J. Montgomery '43 (2), S. Papich '36(14),R. Polito '69 (3), A. Risner '86,
J. Shannon '49 (19), H. Stevens '46(2),R.Sund '73, R White '52(3), S. Willison '25 (2) Other: D. Anderson '41 (3), C. Clark '38, R. Dougan '24 (2), N. Losole '79 (3), G. Rahr '27 (3),E. Sale ' 34(9),R VanVooren '53(9), A. Wintercorn '54 (2) OHIO (19) Sliver Delta Club: G. Arthur '56, D. Brennan '87, L. Griffith '64 (2), R Hart ' 60, J. Lawrie '75(3),H. Loomis '56,R.McDonald '73 (8), T . Norris '85, J. Reed '81 (2), M. Roush '87, W. Spanfellner '61,1. Weimer '68 Other: G. Berzins '76(2), D. Dickson '89, M. Gates '88 (2),L.Hortin '56 (2),R Mayer '73 (2) , J. Wills '70 (2), P. Zavis1ak '87 OHIO STATE (66) President's Club: J. Blue '61 (6), F. Christy '40(2), P. Corey '48 (19), E. Crater '78 (4),H. Crawford '47 (18), C.Harrnan '59(9), N. Joimson '43 (3), E. Kuppinger '33 (20), C. Lurding '59 (4), R. Mason '41 (4),1. Myers '38 (20), J. Shaw '49 (14), J. Wagner '45 (20), J. Werurn '42 (14), W . Whitmore '60 (2) Golden Delta Club: S. Bates '66 (7), R. Boyer '42(20), W. Buchsieb '51 (19), W. Coo· per '63 (14), F . Denke walter '47 (2), P. Flohr '36 (2), W . Herron '43 (9), H. Ingersoll '48 (3), C. Jones '50 (5), E. Langhurst '41 (6) , J. McOain ' 63 (4), R Metcalf '46 (2), N. Robbins '63, P. Sherck '51 (6),R.Sipprell '37(8),J. Underwood '62, E. Zell '69 (2) Sliver Delta Club: D. Bates '59 (2), R. Beathard '73 (2), G. Bingham '40 (2), S. Blozis '80(2), D. Derewecki '72, R. Elliott '48 (20), D. Ewart '47 (6), F. Griesinger '38 (3), D. Holt· shouse '63 (5), T. Hoover ' 56 (10), A. Johnson '42,F.Kohler '31 (2),J. Koontz '55(3),S.Lewis '79 (2), H . Mattison '33 (5), D . McBane '57 (2), F. Miller '38 (2), R Morrison '39 (18), L. Parsons '30(6), P. Porter '50, T . Rees '33 (3), J. Seawright '40(2), B. Seekely'79 (2),R Seekely '80 (2), D. Sherck '57 (2), K. Shcrrets '51 (2), H. Smith '51 (2), M. Stone '69 (12), M . Weingold '78 (4) Other: W. Becks '46 (6), J. Leonard '72 (2),J.McLain '42,D.Powell'27 (2),J. Thomas '33 OKLAHOMA (46) President's Club: L. Branuner '47 (2), J . Dawson '35 (2) , T. Filip '69 (14), G. Haymon '77 (5), P. Hurley '64 (13) , J. Kalbfleisch '52 (10), P. Kenady '66 (2), A. Loyd '82 (2), J. Owens '78 (3), J. Powers '58 (3),M. Rupert '74 (14), B. Walkingstick '52(18), E. Waller '51 (2) Golden Delta Club: E. French '78 (11), T. Gatchel '60(4), T.Hess '75,M. Huchteman '55 (4), W . Massad '55, D . Sloan '72, E. Smith '25
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Sit-ups competition at Institute's DU Games (9),1. Tacker '63 (2), R Thompson '61 (6) Silver Della Club: W. Blair '51, L. Brigham '49 (2), D. Brooks '85 (2), L. Contway '29 (13), K. Fruit '28, C. Frymire '79,1. Funk '75, K. Hirsch '74 (7), T. Hudiburgh '78 (2), L. Huffman '71 (2), H.lones '39 (6), E. Kurtz '65 (2), 1. Levorsen '50, E . Meadows '84 (2), T. O'Bannon '82 (8), 1. Oldham '83 (6), B. Oyler '78, F. Rutherford '50 (4), M. Zajic '48 Olher: 1. Choate '66, H. Fender '41, 1. Perry '83, P. Rabb '80, D. Stussi '77 (5) OKLAHOMA STATE (10) Presldenl's Club,: 1. Filip '63 (6), W. Richards '77 (11), R. Rylander '63 (5) Golden Delta Club: K. Gardner '85, H. Hobson '67 (2) Silver Della Club: 1. Broome '70, 1. Graham '87 (2), C. Phillips '85 (2), C. Renfro '74 (11), G. Shearer '87 OREGON (44) Presldenl's Club: 1. Ciatti '64 (4), 1. Neuner '62 (3), M. Norman '67, W. Shepherd '55 (5),1. Sprouse ' 30 (15), R Stuhr '41 (6),1. Weisel '48 (9), 1. Williams '45 (7) Golden Della Club: A. Cell"", '47 (19), W. Duhairee '50 (2), S. Hayward '41 (15), T. Mattson '63 (20), D. Sorenson '71 (2), P. Ten Have '54 Silver Della Club: 1. Beaty '70, R. Oark '70 (2), T. Duffy '48, M. Frandsen '70 (2), K. Grover '60, P. Hillar '41 (2), E. LaJpenteur '91, R.Mayer '59, H.Meister'66,E.Moshofsky '42, R.Newell '65 (2),R.Price '62(2),L.Schuck '54 (2), W.Seal '49,S. Smith '36,L.Stewart '60(4), . 1. Weber '40 (6), T. White '53 (2), C. Zurcher '40(2) Olher: B. Anderson '57 (2), R. Bulifant '66, S. Carlson '69 (2), F. Lawemco '51 (3), R. McConnell '54,1. Nelson '49 (2), A. Rademacher '32 (2), C. Rickabaugb '36 (2), A. Stockstad '50 (2), A. Thomas '89, R. Walk '89 OREGON STATE (35) Presldenl's Club: T. Bays '42 (15), N. Darling '42(20), G. Knutsen '31 (20),E.Rosenfeld '42 (15), E. Schiewe '40 Golden Della Club: R. Bevens '60 (4), K. Boone '62,1. Branlund '45, S. Gann '79 (II), 1. Hulbert '44 (2) Silver Della Club: T. Anderson '84, R Crosby '77 (2), S. Gabel '58 (2), D. Haynes '77, M. Heintz '82, RHome '52(6), R. 10hnson '42, K. Klein '41 (20), D. Kohoke '61, S. Liseth '43 (6), B.Luscher '45, D. Mcintosh '88, C.McMath '32(13), R Mellis '48 (2),D. Olson '59, D. Reed '55 (2), C. Shotts '46 (2), 1. Stever '65 (4), E. Tinker '65 (2), H. White '39, R. Wilson '46 (2) Olher: D. Clarke '71,W.Down '43(2),D. Schmeiser '59, K. Stavig '87
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PACIFIC (5) Presldenl's Club: 1. DuMond '66 (11) Golden Della Club: W. Pinska '48 (2) Silver Della Club: T. Galres '63, E. Stark '29 (16) Olher: 1. Madsen '65 (2) PENNSYLVANIA (35) Presldenl's C lub: H. Acaster '44 (20), H. Bartle '30 (20), C. Biggs '55 (12), 1. Derry '51 (15), R. Marx '54 (14), F. Samson '21 (4), T. Siegel '57 (5) Golden Della Club: E. Bujak '80, A. Elseroad '53 (20), W. Hoffman '28 (15), 1. Marshall '65 (14), H. VanSciver '53 (12) Silver Della Club: F. Ayres '30, R Bernard '55(2),D.Boyd '42(12), W.Brown '45,R. Canfield '61 (13), B. Goodwin '53 (II), E. Greaney '53, H. lames '33 (2), F. Kelley '50, W. Klepczynski '61, R. Lubell '70, A. Noble '51 (2), R. Schlakman '82 (6), R. Sinclair '41, E. Smolen '80(6), S. Waite '16,1. Wailaco'18(19) Olher: F. Burggraf' 58 (6), A. Fox '39 (2), G. Graf'55 (2), D. Hold '83 (4), F. Mayetta '35 (13), V. Wolfsohn '48 PENNSYLVANIA STATE (67) Presldenl's Club: A.DeJulius '56 (20), B. Hillhouse '84 (4), R. Lewis '40 (5),C.Prutzffian '18 (17), R Tapp '39 (5), W. Ulerich '31 (15),1. Zboyovsky '51 (19) . Golden Della Club: W. Cowen '53,-W. Diament '31 (18), W. Hieb '78 (3), P. Kerr '59, C. Nelson '66, R. Nix '48 (14), S. Wolcott '57 (4)
Silver Della Club: R. Baldwin '57 (2), W. Bockus '37 (3), R. Brooks '42(20), R. Brubaker '54(2), M. Callihan '87 (2),R Crosby '54 (14), C. Drazenovich '50 (4), 1. Eisenltard '69. 1. Glaus '69 (2), W. Hayes '40 (2), W. Hershey '50, C. Hickey '56, H. Hilner '59 (3), F. Home '38 (15),1. 10hnston '58 (19), 1. Knapp '89, R. Kurtz '48 (2), W. Landherr '59, 1. Lee '48, R. Lieb '50 (2), F. Lovett '64 (2), G. Maurey '54 (4), D. McMahon '65, R. Noah '57 (10), W. Piper '44 (2), E. Schoeneberger '68, W. Sbsde '50 (9), A. Sirepler '46 (2), F. Vosters '39, P. Weller '65, B. Willis '40 (6), C. Winter '48 (5) Other: 1. Adsmoli '83, R Allegretto '78 (4),R. Brooks '49, C.Cooper '22(6), W.Dawsey '55,1. Hannen '35 (6), T. Hughes '47 (3), T. lackson '70 (2), 1. Lentz '86, G. Mlaker '89,1. O'Brien '84 (2), R Qerman '63 (3), M. Rothenberger '21 (2), K. Ruch '85, G. Setman '56(8), H. Shipley '51 (6), T. Sica '41, V. Tedesco '64 (5), N. Townsend '37, R. Waite", '69, R. Williams '57 PURDUE (118) Presldenl'. Club: S. Banas '50 (8), 1.
Beals '30 (18), O. Bumpas '31 (11),1. Copple '36(14), A. Crofts '47 (2), D.Fitzgeraid '49(6), C. Free '31 (7), R. Gabel '52 (6), R. Gimlin '42 (20), R. Hegeman '49 (15), W. Hobbes '49 (3), R.Huff'62, C. Kindell '77(4),1. Kxalis '51 (19), T. Kroehle '53 (20), R. LaFortune '51 (19),1. Landis '35 (13), W. Lawson '50 (20), W. Mann '48 (3), D. McKiman '44 (20), D. Metz '30(20), R.Michels '44(11), G. Moos '47(11), A.Neese '36 (14), N. Popham '54 (4), R. Popham '40 (20), 1. Snead '31 (19), A. Steiger '48 (20), A. Varble '50 (9), C. VonGrimmenstein '49 (19), R. Wernet '51 Golden Della Club: R. Bardaeh '33 (9), G. BeU '37 (5), W. Bolton '35 (8),1. Brennan '55 (10), W.Oarke '39 (3), W. Cook '43, W. Cross '44 (9), W. Ellifritt '45, T. Foote '50 (10), 1. Gilbert '69, R. Hallman '54 (19), D. Heile '46, 1. Hobbs '42 (2), T. Hodgson '63 (2), C. Houff '53(2),1. Kennelly '50(7), V. Kipka '44 (9),D. LaRocque '62 (2), T. Leitch '36, 1. McGiffm '53, W. Miller '39 (19), L. Pasley '71 (3), T. Pinson '81 (3), G. Richwine '75 (14), R. Stewart '49 (7), R. Theissen '48 (3), R :Ull '62 (2) Silver Della Club: B. Anderson '65 (14), H. Babbitt '65,1. Beacham '54,R. B1ackhall '46 (2),1. Blakley '38, M. Bowen '82(2), 1. DeVoll '63, M.Ford '81, G.Forszt '72, 1. Foster '65(2), R. Friedersdorf '79 (2), T. Funk '65, R. Gillian '59 (4), H. Gingher '40(13),1. Godfrey '34 (2), W. Hager '66 (6), W. Hendry '44 (13), M. Hogan '85 (5), R. Holdeman '37, D. Hostetter '78(12),N.lohnson '58 (2),1.lones '48 (l3),H. Knopfmeier '69 (9), C. Kirchbaum '69 (3), A. Lacis '64(6),B. Lee '51 (2),E.Letts '67 (14),R. Major '46(2), D. Martin '82(2),R.Maurer '40, K. McClain '71 (2), R. McKee '43,1. Metzger '40(2),C.Murphy '24,P. O'Reilly '49,R. Oyler '39 (20), 1. Phillips '80, G. Pullen '77 (6), 1. Ransom '68 (4), R. Robertson '31, R. Rode '63, W.Sc hatz '56 (9), 1. Smith '52 (20),1. Stallings '45 (4), H. Stanbsck '39 (5), R. Stoops '64 (15), O. Vogl '38 (2), D. Wade '53, N. Williams '64 (2) Olher: D. Bielefeld '61 (5),1. Evans '31 (1l),O.Grismore '27(2), W.Hazard '45(2),E. Kinzel '28 (8), W. Miller '59, C. Moeller '45 (12), T. Murray '49 (15), K. Potter '75, R. Schreiber '39 (20), T. Williams '34 (6) RIPON (4) Sliver Della Club: 1. Beisner '71 (4) Other: A. Macleod '76 (2),1. Muraskas '78 (12), T. Tobias '65 (2) ROCHESTER (20) PresIdent's Club: F. Abercrombie '28 (13), H. Partridge '27 (5), S. Santandra '56 (6) Golden Della Club: R.Elwell '50(15),H. Garvin '50, D. Istvan '53 (15), A. Magistro '60 (13),1. Noble '34 (8) Sliver Della Club: C. Blackmon '30 (2), S. Constantine '71, E. Crittenden '36 (2), W. Hovey '36 (3), A. Munson '20 (13), T. Ogawa '59 (2), C. Phillips '33 (3), R. Wood. '42 (15) Olher: G. Ehinger '73(13), W. Magratten '54 (2), 1. Pomeranz '65, W. Sherwood '39 (2)
DU Alumni Gift Levels
Presidents Club $100 + Golden Delta $50 and up Silver Delta $25 and up Other Donors Under $25 RUTGERS (87) Presldenl'. Club: T. Aetcher '75(10), A. Goldberg '58 (4), G. Golden '74 (16), E. Groth '48 (15), S. Hahner '78 (11), R Palmer '40 (4), T. Shultz '61 (10), R. Weitzner '79 (2) Golden Della Club: D. Anderson '57 (5), L. Cirillo '79, R. Curtin '68 (14),1. David '63 (4), D.Diekerson '34 (19), W.Gies '31 (5), W. Haberstroh '72 (14), 1. Herrna '70 (10), M. Hershhom '71 (6),1. Howe '39 (II), R. Kartmann '74 (7),F. Kroesen '44 (9), B.Muller '66 (14), A. Schreihofer '59 (16), W. Sperling '35
(13), W. Stems '34 (2), 1. Starnpfer '72, 1. Sweeney '74 (7), R. Williamson '34 (20) Sliver Della Club: G. Banfi '85 (4), A. Beyer '68 (3), G. Boggs '42(2), N. Borrello '59 (2), C. Cerrigone '88, W. Clarke '78, W. Colsey '31 (3),1. Crowell '21 (11), W. Doliber '54(5), E.Enander '24 (9) ,P.f-einerrnsn '83, R.Fukuhara '68 (2), 1. Gerbig '69, E. Glenn '24 (11), R. Graves '66, H. Gray '25 (6), C. Haines '33, D. Hait '72 (3), C. Hart '54 (6), C. Hollerieth '68 (18), C. Huff '74 (4), M. Hughes '77, R. Krieg '64 (16), P. Liniak '69 (20), 1. Marshall '66 (3), A. McDowell '34 (20), D. McGarry '67, K. Miller '79 (2), R. Murin '59 (4), A. Naporano '71 (3), M . Naylor '86, M. Newkirk '74, D. Novelli '73 (3), C. Paul.on '33 (2), L. Pitt '39 (4), G.Plewak '69(2),1. Powers '48 (9),RRoby '73 (2), C. Ross '36, 1. Sheridan '77 (5), C. Steelman '40, W. Symons '66, D. Tomasik '66 (3), T. Wenczel '43 (5), L. Whiffen '72 Olher: C.Adelizzi '62(2),H.Ades '29,R. Anderson '66 (14), H. Bagley '32 (5), R Baltz '68 (2), L. Cipriani '75 (2), 1. Drago '87 (2),1. Ferraioli '69 (13),L.Fu.ilIi '89,G. Gordeuk '75 (12), G. Green '40 (3), 1. Leslie '13 (6), D. McCabe '44 (3),1. Mecca '87, W. Wiggins '33 (7)
SAN DIEGO (21) President'. Club: 1. Little '72 (6) Golden Della Club: P. Fieri '73 (14), W. Hall '84 (2),M. Moore '70(5),1. Sullivan '72(2) Sliver Della Club: T. Darcy '72 (3), E. Enderle '89,1. Enderle '88 (2), A. Glaves '81, B. Gordon '85, W. Harnes '81, B. Howard '70(2), C. Kiehler '81 (6), M_ Martinez '87 (2), M. Scolari '83 (4),1. Stewart '83, S. Sumner '88 (2) Other: M. Bradley '86, L. Greenspan '87 (2),1. Nash '88, B. Plumley '87 SAN FERNANDO (3) Sliver Della Club: E. Waite '66 (11) Olher: M.Donnelly '68 (9), 1. lenkins '65 (9)
SAN JOSE (59) Presldenl's Club: T. Arvin '53 (4), R Bess '89,1. Fields '66 (4), 1. Fraser '55 (2), R. Goforth '55 (7),A. Lund '55 (4), E. Mosher '52, R. Oliver '61 (7), R. Sandham '54 (3), W. Schomo '61 (2),1. Sherman '66 (11), R. Smith '64 (4), P. Spooner '55(4),P. UebelToth '59(8), R. Waunch '55, S. Yates '55 (16) Golden Della Club: 1. Brunton' 50, D. Colby '56(3), D. Delaney '60, D. Dukes '53 (8), R.Harder '54(2), A. Hoffman '67 (2),D.McPerson '56 (2), 1. Morey '58 (2), T. Morey '56 (9), M. Navrides '87 (2), D. Nelson '57 (2), 1. Pollack '67, L. Sweeney '55 (7) Sliver Della Club: D. Aron '89, E. Bonadelli '50, S. Boothe '52(2), W. Boothe '52, S. Borge. '56, B. Brown '56(13),1. Dissrne>",r '66 (2), R.Faiai '86, B. Fainey '68 (2), B. Fisher '87, C. Gilbert '84 (4), T. Harney '52(6), S. Helmke '63 (9), K. lame.on '87,1. Kaneko '85 (4), R. Keirn '60 (2), T.Lewis '84, D. Madsen '51 (3), D. Madsen '66 (2), M. Mathot '89, D. Mcleod '87, G. Modesti '66 (5), R. MUlJlhy '50 (2), V. Neasham '52 (2), P. Pitman '50, 1. Tormey' 57, T. Wallaco '58 (3), F. Weltz '55 Olher: 1. Hardman '87 (2), T. Swanson '88 SANTA BARBARA (4) Pre.ldenl'. Club: D. Antonson '89, M. Peretti '88 (2) Golden Della Club: R. Silva '89 Olher: B. Shea '89 SIMPSON (3) Sliver Della Club: K. Dunbar '69 (3) Other: B. Brackney '69 (2), G. Grant '17 SOUTH CAROLINA (5) Presldenl'. Club: W. Anderson '84 (6) Sliver Delta Club: B. Boveroux '86 (2), W. Smoak '84(4) Olher: 1. Herron '88 (3), D. Weaver '85 SOUTH DAKOTA (9) Pre.ldenl'. Club: P. Christiansen '75 (8)
DELTA UPSILON QUARTERLY • October, 1990
DU Annual Alutnni Ho'n or Roll Help DU add that third dimension to college education Golden Delta Club: C. Eslec '75, A. Norton '83 Sliver Delta Club: C. Austin '81, R. Foster '83 (3), M. Gmy '81 (9) Other: P. Conlin '80 (5), B. Nguyen '89, R. Root '88 SOlITHERN ILLINOIS (1) President's Club: D. Maguire '73 (12) SOlITHWF..sT MISSOURI (4) Golden Delta Club: D. B1atner '86 (2), M. PoW '84 (2) Sliver Delta Club: M. Telseher '84 (4) Other: T. Bock '87 SOlITHWESTTEXAS (1) Sliver Della Club: K. Haswell '80 STANFORD (18)
President's Club: W. Ferguson
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O'Connor '51 (11) Golden Delta Club: M. Nelson '59 (19), L. Rezzonieo '55, B. Schroeder '63 (4), J. Sobieski '58 Sliver Delta Club: 1. Cole '58 (6), D. Cutter '51 (20), C.Emeis '34(2), R. Aatland '46 (2), R. Gaedtke '51 , W . Hirst '40 (2), H. Honsaker '59 (2), W. Honsaker '54 (2), D. Hornby '38, B. Wilson '50 (2) Other: G. MacDonald '73, S. Stoddard '65 SWARTHMORE (24) President's Club: R. Sundt '50 (20), H. Taylor '27 (20) Golden Delta Club: F. DeWitt '46 (5), E. Henderson '40 (2), M. Longshore '30 (18), J. More '82 (2), S. Palmer '27 (20), R. Schwertner '48 (14) Sliver Delta Club: E. Arsh! '51 (2), G. Brunner'83(7),C. Bryant '46, W. Coles '26(2), D. Kuhnsman '82(8), B. Snavely '57,1.Walker '33 Other: H. Bedolfe '74 (2),P. Katz '66, C. Leith '81, T. Malarkey '89, E. Perkins '49 (13), C. Pettit '43 (3), l. Provencio '87 (2), H. Shaw '48 (7), D. Sheehy '88 SYRACUSE (104) President's Club: W. Ayars '56 (5), C. Christensen '55, N. Ooutier '49 (3), R. Darneo '57, R. Damm '58 (8), E . Dixon '40 (20), J. Dylman '71 (4), J. Freyer '61 (2), R. Haun '27 (2), W. Kagler '54 (14), D. McFarlane '52 (20), W . Pelton '63, E. Salisbury '40 (7), W. Smeltzer '58 (13), R.Spry '40(8), A. Stoppelman '85 (2), E. Strates '54 (4), R. Thorpe '60 (2), R Torrey '51 Golden Delta Club: D. Beckett '80 (2), D. Fischer '82 (2), W. Freier! '51 (2), R . Holland '83 (4), G. Larson '83 (7), G. Ludwig '51 (5) J. Lynd '35 (15), D. Pipher '73, M . Reiser '68 (8), W. Ringwall '58 (3), R Sack '82(2), R. Scolaro '59 (3), G. Turner '82, M. Walsh '84 (6), W. Wilson '30 (3) Sliver Delta Club: J. Ackley '39 (2), G. Aiman '82(3), B. Benjamin '69 (13), G. Bluhm '42 (5), B. Boyle '86, L. Bulson '68 (2), J. Butterfield '60 (2), G. Caplan '55, W. Conner '63 (2), H. Conolly '48 (3), P. Cosenza '84 (6), W . During '69, T. Finnell '57 (12),D. Ginsberg '81 (3),J. Gold '79 (4), R. Greenlaw '58 (2), O. Gregory '63 (7), W. Gunnell '38 (2), D. Hanavan '79, P. Hassell '67 (2), A. Hauck '44 (4), R. Hochman '85 (2), E. Hoskins '50 (2), G. Janis '66(6),J.Janos '60, R. Keller '49 (2),J. Leachtenauer '57 (4), J . Leagans '59 (2), J. Levine '88, J. Levy '82 (2), T. Lohman '34 (4), S. McDermott '87, J. McHenry '81, B. McLaughlin '5g (20), J. Mendelsohn '88,J.Michel'87,E. Miller '81 , W. Namack '57 (5),J.Obenhoff'33(20), C. Odell'37,J.Ploshnick '88(2), W.Rekstis '38, L. Rhodes' 57 (2), G. Ries '70, D. Robitaille '82 (2), E. Sackett '38 (2), T. Sherman '48 (10), R. Spinks '80 (2), R. St . Clair '31 (8), A. Stauderman '58 (5), M. Stewart '46, D. Thorn '71 (2) , W . VanVoast '28 (4), M. Wodchis '84 Other: E. Burgess '49 (3), F. Clark '89, S. Cowan '87 (2), J. Curley '56 (3), R Dewhurst '52, R.Diver 'SO,J.DuMond '31,R.Eckardt '66
(9), P. Kinne '14 (7), O. Lay '88, A. LeBois '40 (2), K. Lent '54(2),R Park '49, H. Ross '33 (3), R. Spiegel '84, R. Terwilliger '51
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President's Club $100 + Golden Delta $50 and up Silver Delta $25 and up Other Donors Under $25 TECHNOLOGY (52) President's Club: L. Armstrong '28 (19), R. Bayles '63, D. Craigmile '83, G. Edmonds '26 (20), T. Jackson '71 (5), l. Jakobson '21 (3), S. Knudsen '36 (13), E. Stevens '27 (3), R. Wothe '58 (5) Golden Delta Club: W. Babcock '41 (4), D. Beaman '38 (2), D. Breeden '72 (5), K. Carlson '77 (12), R Hall '22(19), D. Lindberg '39 (2), F. Miller '23 (9), S. Richardson '79 (6), J . Roach '65, A. Turner '29 (3), W. Wheeler '25 (4),S. Wood '69(11),W. Woodward '40(4),J.Zur rigen '53 (11) Sliver Delta Club: B. Anders n '69, C. Britton '33 (9), R Gillette '36 (15), J Glowicnka '71 ,A. Hecht '52(4),M. Huke '65(4 , B. Isaac '75 (8), T. Jones '87, R. LeBoeuf '88 2), H. Lippitt '36, R. Mackintosh '53 (2) T. Malone 87 (2), S. Martin '50 (6), P . Massaglia '46, D. McComb '70, J. Mitchell '78 (4), M. Moncavage '82(2), Newhall '33, R. Reichart '36 (2), K. Suelthaus '66 (2), W. Wright '34 (10) . Other: C. Hagge '57 (2), J. Hammerness '57 (2), T. Hoffman '87 (2), A. Pierce '82, S. Ranger '81 (5), T. Slack '30 (13), Z. Swanson '71 (2),1. Webb '37 (2) TENNESSEE (13) President's Club: C. Carter '71 (3), P. Frecsh '70 (12), R. Goodwin '72 (12) Golden Delta Club: S. DeLay '77 (2) Sliver DeltaClub: C. Bramwell'87(2),P. Craig '87,1. lenkins '86, D. Mouron '77 (5), D. Myers '74 (10), R. Oder '88, J. Thompson ' 77 (2), T. Ward '87 (2) Other: T. Valentini '88 (2) TEXAS (19) President's Club: J. Allums '59 (5), M. Mitchell '65 (20), R Nager '75 (3), W. Nelson '59 (12) Golden Delta Club: J. Blackwell '65, J. Cassell '70 (14), L. Waters '73 (12), M. Whitty '84 (4) Sliver Delta Club: J. Dunlap '73 (12), J. Holdridge '84 (3), C. Jones '80 (9), B. Kingsley '72(2),1. Palmer '85 (6), A.Polser '65 (20), W . Tibbitts '61,M. Tomsu '82(2),S. ViliarIeal '52 (4), R. Wiley '49 (2) Other: H. Adams '88 (2)
TUFfS (38) President's Club: J. Fernald '19 (4), J. Fonda '51 (2), R. May '62(3), D.Pite '85(3), R. Tishman '86 Golden Della Club: R. Carlson '48 (2), W. Casazza '77 (5), W. Henderson '14, C. Ho>1erman '32,1. Hughes '41 (2), D. Morse '42 (20), W. Potterton '28 (6), P. Toyias '79 (11) Sliver Delta Club: G. Andrews '38, G. Brainerd '41 (3), E. Casabian '64 (14), 1. Couture '57 (2), B. Crowley '85, P.DufCy '79(2), C. Erickson '64 (2), R. MacLean '60 (2), W. McKinney '26 (20), D. Pikering '43, J. Pite '86 (2), E. Poorc '43 (9), W. Priestley '32 (3), G. Stewart '42 (7) Other: 1. Adams '39 (8), M . Berthrong '41, A.DelPesco '45 (2),1. Dunne '87,N.Foley '87,S.Mason '34 (2),C.Pettit '77, F.Tortorella '82 (3), R. Treiber '86 (2), H . Wilkinson '69 (18), T. Wilkinson '36 (2) TYLER (1) Sliver Delta Club: D. Arnold '85 (2) UCLA (13) President's CI~b: E. Carter '32.(20), T. Henkle '50 (2), M. Rogers '33 (4) Golden Della Club: S.Howard '4l(3),R O'Neal '34 (2), D. Ridgway '26 (2), G. Robbins '26(3) Sliver Delta Club: W. Byens '38 (3), C. Craig '39 (2), A. Frink '38 (11), 1. Gage '35, A. Mancini '49 (7) Other: A. Hatch '35 (2) UNION (44) President's Club: D. Forsyth '20 (2), E. Freeman '25 (14), W. Grant '49 (14), G. Mills '70(2),H.Roth '30(13), W.Thurber'33(3), R. Tuthill '50 (2), W. Wallace '48 (12) Golden Delta Club: 1. Gardeski '51 (6),1. GIeve '51,C.lones '51 (2), M. O'Meara '50(3), H . Osborg '54 (2), T. Robinson '42(20) Sliver Delta Club: N. Botsford '54 (2), R. Cooch '43 (2), R. DeAngelus '57 (2), C. Evans '62 (5), W. Aoor '89, C. Hanle '62 (20), W. Hesse '49 (2), L.Hughes '46(8),D. Klinger '89, 1. LaFrance '88 (2), R. Moon '44, T. Oppenheim '30(4), T. Pulman '52(20), R.Smit '87 (2),M. Stachowiak '88, J. Thompson '76 (3) Other: R. Acanfora '89, W. Bloomfield '54 (2), B. Bonanno '77 (8), T. Davison '71, P. Donegan '87 (2), R. Ferrante '68, S. Hayes '89, W.l ennings '32(5), K. Me .. '69 (3),l . Niblock '50 (3), C. Olson '36 (3), P. Shiptenko '61 (2), J. Sweeney '58, R. Yates '57 VIRGINIA (34) President's Club: M. Ashbury '27 (5), S. King '69 (2), T. McConchie '51 (7), O. Pollock
'51 (19), W. Reusing '62 (19) Golden Delta Club: D . Barbour '77 (2),1. Bremer '65 (2), R. Carneal '43, W. Fritz '42(5), T. Linville '26 (4), A. Saufley '54 (3), H. Templeton '67 (7) , W. Updike '63 (5) Sliver DeltaClub: M. Ashbury '54(4), H. Blaha '87, W. Brookhart '71 (4), M. Child '78 (5), A. DeMaria '58 (2), R. Hastings '41 (6), W . Hughes '75 (2), E. Hutchinson '65 (5), E. Mathews '51, R.Ramey '51 (2),D.Smith '89,E. Wooldridge '67 (2), J. Young '50 (8), K. Zeisler '42 (13) Other: 1. Alexander '56 (2), M. Gol den '88 (2), M. Hoherchak '54,L. Lundberg '56(5), T. Neale '74 (3), J. Pence '75 (15), M . Petro '84 VIRGINIA TECH (3) Sliver Delta Club: M . Feuchter '88(2),H. Tosoc '86, M. Wulff '87 (2) , WASHINGTON (72) President's Club: C. Beebe '35 (18), A. Cliff rd '35 (3), C. Clifton '35 (12), H: Dobb '41, J . Eyler '69(11), RFagan '52(14),D.Haggen '53(4 ,R. Hoppe '63 (2), M . lveson '48, K. Kaneta '59 (20) , R. Martin '59 (20), T. McK~y '50 (2), R. Meier '73 (17), 1. Morford '51 (12), A. Osborne '45 (8), G. Putnam '39"(19),B. Raskin '86(4),N. Scott '25 (2), W. Scol' '30 (20), P. Tuohy '53 (10), L. Ulrich '40 (19), E. Wright '34 (5) : Golden Delta Club: H. Bai gs-cen '66 (2), R. Bryan '56(2), K. Coffmger '86(2), W. Cole '43 (5), 1. Corey '34, D. Covey '48, S. Woodyard '34 (14) .: : Sliver Delta Club: R. Bail.ey '61 (2), A. Bergesen '55 (2),R. Bibb '44(7),D:Bogard '52, C. Boyd '48, D. Brewer '70 (4), C. Byles '25 (19),0. Comstock '83 (7), T. DeBolt '80,D. Fall '34 (2), B. Fortier '87 .(2), 1. Fuller '86 (3), G. Hayton '74 (2), 1. Hubbard '53, E. Irwin '61, J. Johnson '49, E. Jones '50 (2), R LaBcrge '87 (2), C. Lea '89, J. Ledlie '49 (2), A. Majewski '85 (5), 1. Marshall '42"(2), C. Moore '82(4'), D. Morford' 56 (2), R. Olsen '56 (2), D. Ravander '86 (2), 1. Reber '66 (2),1. Robinson '78, R. Robinson '59 (5), T:路 Rosenquist '69 (2), R. Stewart '64,1. Todd '49, D. Waters '39 (4) Other: G. Berger '59, R. Bienenfeld '72 (2), C. Huffine '29(19),D. Kraft '48, D.Mathews '89, M. Pate '36 (2), H. Smith '43 (6), A. Szabo '86, M. Thomas '86 (3), 1. Walsh '89 WASIIINGTON AND LEE (8) President's Club: 1. Kindred '52, D. Richardson '43 Golden Della Club: H. Huster '32 (2) '85 (5), W. Day '43 (5), P. Desnoyers '16 (20), 1. Dingee '34 (4), P. Elmes '87 (2), F. Field '31 (2), D. Godfrey '49, C. Herro '43 (20), 1. Houdek '88 (2), R. Howard '40 (5), A. Hugunin '67 (9), G. Icke '33,1. Kahler '69, J. Klein '43 (2), P.
TEXAS TECH (1) Other: M . Grieco '86 (2) TORONTO (35) President's Club: P. Charters '71, T. Christilaw '43 (2), B. Oark '69(14),R. Fitzgibbons '48,1. Gray '34, W. Hunter '55 (2), P. Isbister '41, E. Jarmain '30(16), B. Lindley '35 (2), R. Taylor '38 (6), 1. Westaway '34 (15), N. Wood '59 (2) Golden Delta Club: E. Bastedo '38, D . Crouter '70, J. Hawke '49, D. Moffat '58 (2), R . Pigott '52 (2), D. Shrives '74 (2) Sliver Delta Club: R. Armstrong '84, G. Bowlby '49 (2), D. Cochrane '62,1. Fenn '47, W. Howland '36 (2), C. Humber '80 (2), M. Kates '73 (2), O. Linton '48 (2), C. Miller '53, J. Peace '67, D. Roughley '65,1. West '36 Other: D. Bates '45 (2), J. Bell '61 (2), A. Dickson '32(2), H.McCulloch '30(12), D.Ross '34
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DU Annual Alutnni Honor Roll Gifts of any level help Delta Upsilon grow Sliver Delta Club: S. Faulk '40 (2), C. Longacre '33(11),P.Muller '55(9), C.Price '37 (3)
Other: L. Lawrence '59 (7) WASHINGTON STATE (36) President's Club: R. Brandenburg '55
(2), K. Burg '50 (20), 1. Enders '39 (20), O. Johnson '39 (20), T . Novotney '74 (12), D. Rothrock '69 (10), G. Studle '57 (19) Golden Della Club: T. Altomari '68, L. Amos '68 (12), B. Brcsemarm '43, D. Forseth
'71 (2), T.Griffith '50, V. Hyslop '47,M.Rowe '78 (4), S. Smith '77 Silver Delta Club: C. Bratcher '29, M. Chance '86, B. aark '75 (6), M. Delabarre '80, K. Harding '73 (2), R Hunter' 50 (5), P. Kress '71,P.McConnell'83 (3), V.Moreman '63 (6), M.Nelsen '71 (3),1. Simpkins '81, C.Smitll'68, P. Stallcop '38 (2), R. Wiggs '50 (2) Other: W. Bachtold '35 (7), H. Butherus '36 (15), C. Carey '89, R. Cox '84 (2), B. Ekstrom '55, C. Kurtak '42(5), G. Lewis '43 (2) WESLEYAN (3) Golden Della Club: P. Bridges '37 (2) Sliver Della Club: M. Rehill '38 (2), C. Walter '23 (2) WESTERN ILLINOIS (9) President's Club: B. Peterson '74 (5) Golden Della Club: 1. Goulart '80 (5) Sliver Della Club: A. Brown ' 89, B. Bruegger '75 (4), R Gruenig '85 (4),5. LaBuda '88, R. Mercer '82, T. Polaski '80 (2), 1. Schultz '86 (2) WESTERN MICHIGAN (16) President's Club: W. Butler '61 (17), G. Hale' 52 (20), T. Sullivan '65 (3) Golden Della Club: 1. Davidson '59 (6), H. Habenicht '61 Sliver Della Club: B. Ebling '55 (5), L.
Imus '63, D. Kanemori '66 (18), M. Long '67 (3), R Lotero '68 (5), C.MilIer '58, E. Perry '76 (11), T.Smith '69 (5), R. Smolarski '70(1l),L. VanderBeek '56 (2),1. Yates '71 (2) WESTERN ONTARIO (85) President's Club: R. Bandeen '52 (2), J. Biggs '66, H. Burkman '76 (12), C. Clark '74 (3),I.Craig '82(2),J.Eberhard '69,J.F1ynn '67, B. Granger '60 (2), W. Greenburg '73 (10), T. Hrivnak '72 (2), R. Ivey '47 (2), C. Knight '55 (2), T. Lawson '35 (2), W. Lewis '51 (15), P. Olscamp '58, R. Powadiuk '68-(2), R. Rhodes '59, M. Stapleton '37 (2), T. Tweedie '62 Golden Della Club: A. Brewer '38, T. Brown '60 (2), B. Burgess '68 (2), J. Cluff '74 (13) , A. Conway '40 (2), W. Ewener '41 (2), R. Hall' 50 (2), K. Halpenny '55, F. Kime '30, H. Knowles '56, C. Lamont '47, D. Malcolm '57,
R. Martin '56 (2), K. Mooney '40 (2), I. Mumford '77 (2), G. Munro '32, J. Orr '40 (13), R. Preston '65 (2), D. Rudd '51 (2), G. Willis '38, H. Yeandle '32 Sliver Della Club: D. Beard '86, B. Bere 'S7,R. Bosomworth '74, F. Boyes '36, G. Brown '74, G.Caldweli '52(13),L.Calvert '42, C. Cole '46, A. Drewitt '89, J. Fraser '33 (2), J. Gibson '78, A. Gimpel '57, A. Graham '60 (6), K. Hay '56(4),E.Hodgins '45 (2),P.Hughes '75(2), R. Hunter '54, C. Kimball '58, G. Mackie '64 (2), P.Main '64(2),R.Martin '72,1. McConnell '35, D.McNaughton '83,D.McRae '61 (2),J .Mitchell '39 (2), H. Pattinson '42, A. Quemey '54(3), E. Quintyn '51, H. Robinson '50 (6), M. Sarafinchin '74 (2), W. Shales '38, D. Simpson '56, P. Snack '76, J. Sugden '58, L. Tugman '75 Other: J. Arroyos '87 (2),1. Kacir '88, J. Lecky '37 (2), R. Malcolm '52 (2), G . Morton '41, W. Ollerhead '29 (2), D. Owcn '88, B. Stevens '89, M. Taylor '87 (2), C. Whitney '86
Golden Della Club: 1. Angelotta '45 (15), D. Bray '50(12), J. Dickclman '37, R.lrvin '38 (2)
Sliver Della Club: D. Bradt '85 (5), C. Cookson '51 (20),C. Fielden '47 (2), RJohnson '32 (8), W. Lytle '40 (6) , 1. Monaco '80 (5), A. Nakanishi '78 (2), P. Radivoyevitch '83,1. Ries
'41 (4), P. Stetzclberger '23 (9), E. Vaivoda '69 (3), R. Wagner '37 (5), A. Zito '64 Other: H. narnholt '40(6), W. Bayless '33 (6),1. Bloch '45 (2), T. Cooper '51 (14), B. Ghiloni '86, l . Kendel '59, R Kiersh '63, J. North '34(19), F. Resch '41,R. Sampson '50(2) WICHITA (19) President's Club: E. Hutchison '43 (20),
R. Lemmon '62 (2) Golden Delta Club: E. Black '32, C. Starks '86 (2) Sliver Della Club: G.Aaron '62,L. Ambler '68 (2), B. Bonner ' 56,1. Bottenfield '29 (7), M. Cougher '71 (2), W. Elrick '63 (2), W. Frazier '53 (3), G. Hampton '79 (2), J. Kucharo '65 (2), D. Laham '79 (6),1. Little '58 (5), T. Martin '88 Other: T. Fisher '87 (2), T. Murphy 'S8,R. Robertson '32 (2) WILLIAMS (14) President's Club: H.McGregor '40(20), H. Rowan '45, C. Whitbeck '33 (5) Golden Della Club: W. Adsit '30 (11), F. Wishart '36 (3) Sliver Della Club: D. aarke '30 (14), A. Ellis '36 (13), J. Hay '48 (11), W. Jones '31,1. Pilgrim '60 (5), A. Vose '35 (7) Orther: 1. Gepson '65 (15), J. Lynn '36 (10), R. Rowland '33 (20) WILMINGTON (2) President's Club: D . Cole '72
WESTERN RESERVE (31) President's Club: R. Bowen '48 (2), C. Herrick '35, L. Pietro '49 (6), W. Wilmore '46 (20)
Sliver Della Club: E. Sheneman '78 (2)
WISCONSIN (91) President', Club: R. Adler '46 (15), J. Bernd '55 (2),1. Buist '53 (10), R. DiRenzo '50 (3),1. Douglas '39 (9), B. Ebert '63 (4), H. Folsom '30 (18), 1. Forester '56, J. Forester '33 (13), R. Forester '31 (20), D. H.bighorst '65 (20), C. Jacobus '50 (6), R Jacobus '51 (9), P. Katanyutanon '70, D. Leichtfuss '58 (2), W. Murray '64 (8), C. Nelson '27 (20), W. Nesbitt '76 (11), R. Ridolfi '70 (2), C. Thomas '59 (5), R. Walcisak '74 (13), W. Wiese '75 Golden Delta Club: RAllman 'S8(3),M. Baer '80 (3), H. Bills '57 (2), G. Camberis '78 (11), R. Casper '65 (4), D. Fohr '73 (4), V. Guenther '25 (9), J. Harris '72 (2), W. Hertford '86, H. Hogan '41 (2),1. McGehee '38 (20), T. McGlynn '40 (4), S.MilIer '70(12), W.Murphy '28 (7), G. Sellery '24 (5), G. Sirotkin '41 (5), T. Tormey'32(1O), W.Traebsel'59(19),S. Warren '71 Sliver Delta Club: C. Aring '48 (2),1. Ashbrook '38 (2), A. Boyd '79, M. Campagna '85 (5), W. Day '43 (5), P. Desnoyers '16 (20), J. Dingee '34 (4), P. Elmes '87 (2), P. Field '31 (2), D.Godfrey '49,C.Herro '43(20),J.lIoudck '88 (2), R. Howard '40 (5), A. Hugunin '67 (9), G. Jeke '33, J. Kalaler '69, 1. Klein '43 (2), P. Laper '68, S. Lingren '88 (2), R. McLimans '68 (11), D. Mikulina '67, R. Salzwedel '62 (7), L. Spickard '20(14),J. Spindler '43(2),J.Stein '84 (3), H. Stevens '28 (9), M. Stevens '23 (9), R. Thompson '67 (13), M. Truebenbach '56 (4), 1. Ullrich '37 (20), D. Viereg '42 (2), D. Vinson '59 (10), F. Winding '51 (5), R. Wittig '62(5) , P. Zalm '85 (2), L. Zielsdorf '67 (4) Other: S.Edgerton '40(4),J.Gross '88,D. Herzer '54, D. Hipwell '89, P. lcke '30, W. Kirschbaum '57(4),P.Kruger '88(2), R.O'Neili '78 (2), R Quisling '68, C. Roup '67 (11), W. Schwarting '51 (2), L. Selzer '41, J. Sippi '70 (12), F. Trubshaw '43 (10)
Delta Upsilon'S 1990-91 Professional Staff Providing support, guidance & experience
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elta Upsilon begins the 1990-91 academic year with one of the largest and most experienced professional staffs in Fraternity history_ Making up this year's staff are six men from, some of the Fraternity's most successful chapters: Bradley, Bucknell, Nebraska and North Dakota, The group brings with them enthusiasm and a wealth of knowledge as they begin their various educational and support positions_ Executive Director Steven J- Gerber, Northern Illinois '68, will be leading the staff as they carryout the goals and directives of the General Fraternity's Board of Directors.
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This newly expanded professional staff will be emphasizing a number of the priorities set by the Board, including: internal and external expansion, enhanced services to alumni chapters and clubs and the continued development of the Fraternity's Educational Foundations. Jeffrey M. Dempsey, Nebraska '89, will be the Fraternity's Communications Director for 1990-91. This is a new position for DU designed to benefit S, Gerber
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the Fraternity in a variety of communication related areas. As the Fraternity's Managing Editor, Brother Dempsey's primary responsibility will be the production, layout and design of the Quarterly magazine. He will also be involved in the production of theDU Dialogue, the creation of printed materials and the updating of Fraternity publications, including brochures for rush, expansion and DU parents. Jeff is in his second year with Delta Upsilon. He served DU last year as Expansion Director, helping to revitalize the Fraternity's expansion program. Jeff received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of NebraskaLincoln in 1989, with a major in Political Science J. Dempsey and an emphasis in legal studies. He also served a year as a page in the Nebraska State Legislature, was a member of UNL's Greek Yearbook staff and was Rush Chairman for the Nebraska Chapter in 1986-87. Derek N. Dunham, North Dakota '89, will be working this year as the Fraternity's Expansion Director. Brother Dunham will be in charge of researching potential expansion sites, working with interested groups and individuals in the colonization process and laying groundwork for future expansion possibilities. Derek has also been invloved in the revision and creation of D. Dunham printed expansion related materials. Derek, who is also in his second year with the Fraternity, traveled to over fifty chapters and colonies last year as a Delta Upsilon Leadership Consultant. As a student at the University of North Dakota, Derek majored in Advertising and minored in French. He also served the North Dakota Chapter as President, and worked as an Advertising Intern for Simmons Advertising Inc. The Fraternity's Alumni Relations Director for 1990-91 will be Jeffrey A. J. Dickson DELTA UPSILON QUARTERLY路 October, 1990
Dickson, Bucknell '90. Brother Dickson's primary responsiblities will include the promotion of the Fraternity's Alumni Chapter program, alumni fund raising and the enhancement of alumni related activities at the chapter and colony level. Jeff graduated from Bucknell University in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree while majoring in English. At ~ucknell, Jeff served as Treasurer, was a Senior Intern in the Bucknell Admissions Office and earned four varsity letters as a member of the schools water polo team. The Fraternity's three Leadership Consultants for 1990-91 will travel fulltime to visit DU chapters and colonies in the coming year. They will be providing support, guidance and experience in a full range of Fraternity education areas. Brother Kevin P. Hird, Bradley '90. received a K. Hird Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in International Studies and a minor in Business Administration. Kevin served his chapter as President and Rush Chairman. He was also All-School Treasurer and was named "1989 Greek Man of the Year." Brother Jeffrey R. Stafford, Nebraska '90, received a Bachelor of Journalism degree from the University of Nebraska -Lincoln with an emphasis in copywriting and advertising layout. Jeff was President and Rush Chairman of Nebraska Chapter, President of UNL's Student Foundation and worked as a student J. Stafford agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. David A. Suplee, Bucknell '90, received a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences with a major in English. Dave was Vice-President of his chapter and held a number of other DU posts. He was President of Bucknell's Interfraternity Council and worked as a Public Relations Intern for Dorland Sweeney Jones in D. Suplee Philadelphia.
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out, they build him an artificial knee. Let's build an artificial family for him. Let's get somebody that will play mother, and let's find a place where he can live with somebody that loves him, and never have to leave. Let's not say, "Well, the folks changed their minds now. You have to get out and we'll get somebody else." I said, I know what let's do. Let's build a log cabin and have his help to do it and so on. The parents will love it, and we'll get some people that would like to supervise him." "No," he said, "you can't do that because the welfare department won't allow our wards to live in log cabins. They've got to live in something nicer than that." I thought that was a ridiculous distinction, but said, "All right, we'll find something better." Then I asked him, "This is a rare circumstance, isn't it?"
"Let's build an artificial family for him. Let's get somebody that will play mother ..." He replied, "Doctor, while you're busy with these sick people, I'll tell you something. There are 200 kids in this town like this." I said, "Well, you've got 200 people who are waiting to have somebody take them into their home, into their fraternity as it were, and teach them to keep their shirt buttoned, to brush their hair, and go the right direction in many social things." He said, " We have 200 kids waiting right now in this little town of ours, let alone all the other parts of the state." I had no idea there were so many homeless, or as the lawyers call it "at risk" children who haven't anybody to be responsible for them and to love then, care for them and want them. I thought my patients were pretty numerous, but the judge told me that sick people are pretty numerous, but these lonely and neglected, abandoned, deserted, mistreated children are more frequent, more numerous. That's the way I started with this thing called The Villages.
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My brother died about that time in my life and he was my partner. My brother was very interested in taking care of these boys. He was a Boy Scout leader, he was one of the national leaders, and you can imagine how much interested he was in these children. But he said, "We haven't got time to do it. We haven't got the place. We haven't got the staff." I said, "Somebody has got to find the staff." So we found some people, and we started one cottage for boys. We said we'd limit it to ten even though there were 200. Then a patient of mine whose daughter I had treated asked, "What are you going to do about the girls." I asked, "Are there that many abandoned girls, homeless girls, abused girls?" (At that time we didn't realize how may bad family situations there were where there is so much cruelty and even sexual abuse of children.) She replied, "I'll give you the money for another house for the girls." The state said, "Dr. Karl, please take it because we so much need a place like that to put people, and you folks run it." That's the way we started. Another friend of mine said, "I'll give you money for another house because that's a great thing. That's the most progressive kind of preventing wasted lives of children that I know of." So another friend gave another cottage, and then we had five. Somebody called it a "village." It wasn't a village exactly - just five different cottages in Topeka. Then we began to put them in other cities. Some in Lawrence and some in several cities in Indiana. The Eli Lilly Company has built several cottages in Indiana. We're very proud of our Indiana villages, and we have some others affiliated in other states. Then my friend said, "Don't you know Delta Upsilon might be interested in that kind of a thing because they too, are concerned about the people who don't really get to belong to groups where they should. And, I got to thinking about it and got to
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thinking that most people I've tried to help all my life are people who didn't seem to belong at first. They seemed to be ugly ducklings, they seemed to be different, they seemed to be unreachable or else in some way or another totally deserted. I began to think that most of my life I'd been trying to treat those people, but we need to get them a little earlier in childhood where may of them have spent lives or cruelty and lives of desertion, in lives of no support, in lives of having their self confidence run down. What flashes into my mind is a softball game. I can see right now one of the kids in a rather crucial play drops the ball, and who shouts from the sidelines, "Oh you mutt, why don't you hold onto the ball when you get it?" It was his father. Now imagine this humiliated, disappointed kid who's dining his best to get a standing with the team and doing well helping them win a game being bawled out for his failure by his father right in front of everybody. A great deal of cruelty to children is not done with razor straps and clubs, it is done with people's tongues humiliating and belittling children day after day.
Most of our girls have had sexual approaches from the people they ought to have gotten protection from - their brothers, their father and their mother's lovers. We've been at this villages business for quite a few years now, and it appealed to the officers of your Fraternity. They came to look at us. I want to tell you that last night I overheard a discussion in one of your forums on what we can do in our fraternity days to get a better start and a greater appreciation of our post-college, post-university years. It was a wonderful teaching session. I learned a lot, and I was truly delighted with it.
I AM ALPHA AND OMEGA, THE BEGINNING
Kansas '87 - Mike D. Sanborn and Paula Vedros in Overland Park, Kansas on May 27,1989. Nebraska '89 - Scott A. Morris and Elizabeth Nelson in Omaha, Nebraska on August 25,1990. North Dakota '84 - Daniel T. Ketelle and Denise E. Poettgen in Overland Park, Kansas on April 21, 1990. North Dakota '85 - James Fleming to Terri Rude in Langford, North Dakota on July 6,1990. Northern Illinois '85 - Evan M. Nosek to Maureen Ann Sheehan in Riverside, Illinois on Sept. 22, 1990. Penn State '83 - Daryl D. Pawlush and Suzanna O'Borski in Nanticokef Pennsylvania on February 14,1990. Santa Barbara '88 - Mark J. Peretti and Kathleen A. Leonard in San Ramon, California on July 21,1990. Union '77 - Dr. Bruce B. Bowanno and Kathy Lehmann on September 8,1989.
AND THE END, THE FmST AND LAST
Reports of births, deaths and marriages received at Fraternity Headquarters through Sept. 1, 1990:
Marriages Arkansas '77 - Thomas R. Jacobs and Jan Alexander Barnett in Pine Bluff, Arkansas June 2, 1990. Cornell '86 - Scott A. Rosuck and Stephanie Lampert in San Antonio, Texas on September 3, 1989.
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"... remember how important belonging is. You can't belong one day and not the. next. You've got to ; belong all the time in the human race." It made me think, I've joined the right fraternity. They do the right things, and they have the right ideas
and if they want to be interested in The Villages, I'm glad that they do." Your newest member is proud he joined a fraternity that has comparable ideals in its encouragement and development of fraternal life. Maybe there should be only one fraternity in the world - Delta Upsilon, because what you believe in seems to me to be what we should all believe in. Now maybe I'm just accusing you of being practicing Christians, and maybe you're not Christians. I hope you have some Jewish members, I hope you have some black members because, you know, white Anglo-Saxon males are not the only people who believe in fraternity and in development. After 75 years of thinking not much good can come out of a fraternity, I've changed my mind. Thank you for listening to me, and carryon what you're doing. Try to retain these fine leaders you've got, and remember how important belonging is, how everybody needs it. You can't belong one day and not belong the next. You've got to belong all the time in the human race.
Births Arkansas '82 - Mr. and Mrs. Joe! Polichronopoulos of South Berwick, Maine, a son, Ben Zachary, on April 27, 1990. Clarkson '84 - Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Converse of Aiken, South Carolina, a son, Scott Alexander, on May 23, 1990. Creighton '80 - Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Diaz of Iowa City, Iowa, a daughter, Natalie Rachel, on June 3, 1990. Fresno '78 - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starr of Fresno, California, a daughter, Elizabeth Anne, on July 2, 1990. Kansas State '80 - Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Wolf of Mankota, Minnesota, a daughter, Rene Estelle, on June 10, 1990. Louisville '78 - Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Fussenegger of
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Louisville, Kentucky, a son, Paul Joseph II, on May 22, 1990. Miami '84 - Mr. and Mrs. James M. Nicholson of Columbus, Ohio, a son, James Andrew, on June 19, 1990. North Carolina '83 - Mr. and Mrs. David G. Reynolds, of Greensboro, North Carolina, a son, John Allen, on April 30, 1990. North Carolina '84 - Mr. and Mrs. Mack Moore, of Raleigh, North Carolina, a son, Samuel Allen, on April 26, 1990. North Carolina State '80 - Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Fletcher of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, a son, Richard Wallace, on April 28, 1990. North Dakota '78 - Mr. and Mrs. Blake Strehlow of Fargo, North Dakota, a son, Mitchell Blake, on May 24,1990. Ohio State '73 - Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Beathard of Petaluma, California, a son, Paul Michael, on July 18, 1990. Wichita 'SO - Lt. Commander and Mrs. Robert N. Greenberg of Coronado, California, a son, Charles Brooks, on Febr. 12, 1990.
Obituaries ALBERTA C. Mervin Leitch '52, July 26,1990.
AMHERST William A. Watkins '52. BOWDOIN J. Maxim Ryder '21, July 20,1990. BROWN Dr. Gordon Milne' 41, July, 1989. BUCKNELL Rev. Charles L. Bromley '08, March 27, 1990. James E. Clitter '52. James E. Thomas '51, March 1, 1990. CAL-POLY Paul E. Seibold '69. CAILFORNIA Roger W. Hackley '35. CHICAGO Philip Mullenbach '34.
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Dr. Virgil E. Jeans '29. Truman E. Witt '22. NEBRASKA Lloyd H. Burt '25, December 10, 1989. Addison E. Cady '35, March 9, 1990. Edgar R. Geesaman '42, April 2, 1990. John M. Roberts '37, April 3, 1990. NEW YORK William H. Merritt '27, April 30, 1990. NORTHWESTERN John A. Owen '22, 1978. OHIO STATE Delbert B. Barnes '38, April 14, 1990. OKLAHOMA Don F. Davis '42. OREGON STATE Ralph O . Coleman '18, July 15, 1990. John F. Throne '35. PENNSYLVANIA Howard A. Bauman '30, April 1, 1990. William F. Dougherty '34. PENN STATE JackJ. Clarke '40, May 19, 1990. Burton C. Willis '40, May 13, 1990. PURDUE Barry A. French' 44. Donald K. Stier '17. SWARTHMORE E. T. Bartlett, Jr. '26. Stephen Laird '36. SYRACUSE Alfred B. Devlin '33, February 2, 1988. Douglas L. Grant' 44, December 19,1989. VIRGINIA Donal Dimviddie '40, June 28, 1989. Frank X. Graves, Jr. '46, March 4, 1990. Wesley G. Hanford '27, July 1, 1990. F. Sanford Straton '55. WASHINGTON & LEE John B. Hankin '42, July 5,1990. WESTERN ONTARIO Glen M. Crawford' 47, May 13, 1990. Harold W. Hockin '40. WILLIAMS William H. Jones '31, September 29,1989. WISCONSIN Hugh Allen '12. L. W. Gallagher '3l. William C. Randolph' 42.
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