The Magazine of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Spring 2007

The Magazine of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Spring 2007

VOLUME 100 NUMBER 2
SPRING 2007
THE TEKE is the official publication of
Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity. TKE
was founded on January 10, 1899, at Illinois
Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Ill.
THE TEKE STAFF
Chief Executive Officer
Kevin M. Mayeux, CAE (G-Q)
Vice President & General Manager
Brian T. Ferber, CAE (G-Q)
Director of Chapter Services
Paul Lawson, CAE
Director of Programs
Justin Kirk
Communications Coordinator
Tom McAninch (A-Z)
Communications Consultant
Heather Matthews
Production Manager
Katie Sayre
THE TEKE (ISSN 1527-1331) is an educational
journal published quarterly in spring, summer,
fall and winter by Tau Kappa Epsilon (a
fraternal society), 8645 Founders Road,
Indianapolis, IN 46268. Periodicals Class
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TEKE. It's our way of saying thank you and
of keeping you informed regarding what's
going on in your Fraternity today.
© 2007 Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Inc.
College Fraternity Editors Association
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w h a t ’ s i n s i d e
departments
4 CEO’s Message
Getting a Head Start
5 Life Loyal Teke
Where your LLT money goes
18 Teke on the Street
Importance of the Fraternity experience
19 TKE by the numbers
Quick facts in 2006
21 Volunteers
Volunteers of the Month for April, May and June
on the cover
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Tau Kappa Epsilon greatly enhances the undergraduate collegiate experience. For
many, it is an important piece of the college puzzle. Three university presidents
discuss the state of today’s education system in the Sit Down. Story on page 8.

features
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Recruitment
Dynamic Recruitment System
The Sit Down
A roundtable discussion with three university presidents
From Their Eyes
State of the Greek system
Leadership Program
2007 Regional Leadership Conferences
2007 Conclave
Details on registration and programming
Foundation Annual Report
A report on the continuing support of alumni
members and friends of the Fraternity
Board of Directors
TKE Educational Foundation Leadership Team
Financial Operations
Fiscal Year June 1, 2005 - May 31, 2006
Leadership Scholars
Top scholar recipients of the Ronald W. Reagan &
Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Leadership Awards
Named Scholarship Awards
TKE Scholars for 2006
Scholarship Fund Growth
Chapter/Area Scholarships & Pending Scholarship Funds
Making a Difference
Remembering Charles R. Walgreen, Jr.
TKE Leadership Academy
Leadership training program for undergraduate Tekes
Foundation Donors
2006 Contributors
Scholarship Focus
Three scholarships available through TEF
Opportunities for Giving
Planning for the future of TKE
TKE Heritage Society
Planned Giving Donors
Leaving a Legacy
Ways to make a charitable bequest
Lifetime Giving Clubs
Lifetime Giving Donors
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Vision Statement
The TKE Vision is to create lifelong
relationships that enhance educational,
interpersonal, community
and professonal success;
Mission Statement
The TKE Mission is to aid men in
their mental, moral, and social
development for life;
Purpose Statement
The TKE Purpose is to contribute
to the advancement of society
through the personal growth of our
members and service to others.
WINTER 2006 THE TEKE 3
SPRING 2007 THE TEKE 3

ceo’s message
It’s getting to be that time of the year again. The snow has melted, spring break was a lot of fun for our
collegiate Fraters, and everyone’s getting ready for the wrap-up of the academic year.
Summer’s almost here!
Summer is a time to recharge your batteries. While it’s tempting to put our gears in neutral during the
summer, let’s do our best to capitalize on this time – for us personally and for TKE.
As we enter the summer months, our collegiate chapters have a great opportunity to reflect, plan, and
prepare for the future. Nowhere is this more important than in adding members to our chapters. This presents an
emerging opportunity, one that we often fail to capitalize upon.
It is becoming commonplace for today’s freshmen to begin classes during the summer, to get a head start on
their collegiate academic careers. Summer School presents a terrific opportunity to reach out and tell these new
college students about our brotherhood. Oftentimes, summer-term freshmen have little to do on campus, and
most student organizations are relatively dormant over the summer. Imagine your chapter holding barbeques,
movie nights, sponsoring philanthropic events, or organizing some other fun activity and inviting these new
students to hang out with you, meet new people, and learn about TKE. You’d be surprised at how many of these
guys are looking to make new friends, find a real home away from home, and how many of them will truly
embrace TKE’s core values. What a tremendous chance to get a head start on the new school year and to build
excitement and enthusiasm for your chapter! Imagine beginning the year with a candidate class of top quality men
before the fall term begins.
Recruitment is our legacy and is core to our purpose. We didn’t become the largest fraternity in the Greek
world by chance – we did it by believing in sound principles, believing in individual character, and by actively and
aggressively seeking out more and more quality men to become Fraters.
Recruitment isn’t something that we should focus on for a week in the fall
and a week in the spring. It is a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
process.
For our alumni Fraters, why not spend some time getting reconnected
with fellow TKE alumni from your home chapter, or with Tekes who live in
your area? We’ve got Tekes located just about everywhere in the United
States and spread throughout the world. Summer is a great time to get in
touch with fellow Tekes and either become reacquainted or make some new friends yourself. Think about
attending an area TKE alumni association gathering or even organizing one yourself. What a great chance to
spend some time with others who share a common fraternal background with you, helping you network even
deeper into your community.
The Offices of the Grand Chapter can put you in touch with Tekes just about everywhere, so let us know if
we can help.
For the Fraternity, summer will be a time for us to refocus, train, and prepare for what we anticipate to be
one of our most successful years yet. In June, the TKE Leadership Academy will train 48 undergraduate Fraters.
TKE members will also participate in the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI), a leadership development
program for Greek leaders from across the continent. The highlight of the summer will be the 54th Biennial
Conclave in Las Vegas. We are anticipating a record number of Tekes and have an outstanding program prepared.
TKE is fully prepared to begin the 2007-08 academic year with a bang.
It’s summer. It is a time for planning and preparation. Take advantage of this opportunity to grow a healthier
TKE for you, your chapter, your fellow Fraters, and for the 240,000 other men who have taken our Bond. You
owe it to yourself – and to our legacy. I look forward to seeing you all in Las Vegas!
“As we enter the summer months, our collegiate
chapters have a great opportunity to reflect,
plan, and prepare for the future, and nowhere is
this more important than in adding members to
our chapters.”
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Yours in the Bond,
Kevin M. Mayeux, CAE
Chief Executive Officer
Getting a Head Start

life loyal teke
41% Local Chapter Support – This money is put
towards a chapter scholarship fund that is then
distributed once the account reaches a total of
$5,000. These can include housing assistance,
leadership development and academic
scholarships.
30% Member Development & Recognition
– This includes a lapel pin, certificate,
membership card, membership database and
other networking opportunities.
18% LLT Communications – This money is
put into a communications reserve. Lifetime
communications including issues of THE TEKE
*
Where your LLT money goes
Welcome to the newest members of LLT from January 1, 2007 – March 3, 2007
Matthew R. Adams
Mohammed N. Ahmad
Nicholas C. Allen
David G. Athans
Matthew D. Barclift
Michael H. Benson
Jonathon Brack
Michael Bright
Anthony C. Brock
Michael A. Casenta
Blake L. Chambers, Jr.
Michael Chiong
Anthony L. Citro
Michael A. DiBartolomeo
Justin Donnelly
Jason B. Fedeli
18%
Bradley J. Firkus
Tony T. Gagliano
Kevin Geist
David G. George
Daniel Gramann
Erich P. Heidolph
Adrian V. Herrera
Avi Hoffman
Derek W. Hunter
Herb C. Huser
Stephen R. Jenne
Andrew C. Kalinowski
Lawrence King
Mark A. Klein
Jason C. Kobes
Adam Kunkes
6%
5%
30%
*approximate
41%
Top 5 Chapter Contributions
Jeffrey M. Laing
Marc I. Lindner
Michael J. Ludwig
Andrew Mathieu
Joseph E. McCabe
Kiorl A. Megna
Ian M. Middleton
Joseph Misemer
Brian Morrison
William L. Morrow
Walt B. Musselman
Roy Nakkula
Daniel Neuhoff
Andrew J. O’Connell
Greg Z. Parker
Robert J. Rieders
magazine and other correspondence is included so
you can keep up to date on what is going on in
the TKE Nation.
6% Alumni Servicing & Administration –
This includes all administrative duties for the
program and alumni development at various
leadership conferences of TKE.
5% VIP Special Events – Several times per
year Life Loyal Teke receptions are held in
cities across North America. This is an
excellent networking opportunity for both recent
and prominent alumni. Invitations are sent out a
few weeks prior to each event.
Chapter School # of LLTs Scholarship Money
1) Gamma-Theta University of Florida 28 $3,800
2) Xi University of Washington 26 $2,700
3) Zeta-Zeta University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 21 $2,300
4) Zeta-Theta Western Illinois University 16 $2,200
5) Epsilon-Nu University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 17 $2,100
Andrew P. Righter
Parker Riley
John D. Rizzo
Thomas G. Rossiter
Nicholas T. Sero
Andrew M. Shapiro
Nathaniel E. Sheppard
Daniel R. Siegelman
Craig R. Surdy
Craig C. Surdy
Peyton Sykes
Jeffrey J. Tondalo
Christopher Wilke
James E. Wright
Gregory S. Wyatt, CFC
Brian C. Yeager
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ecruitment
Dynamic Recruitment System
Dynamic: continuous change, activity or progress
Recruitment: enrollment or enlisting, suggesting year-round capability
System: method or set of procedures arranged in a repeatable pattern
Athe use of a matrix or spreadsheet for managing the
names of prospective new members, called a names list.
There are two results-producing activities that
simplify this entire model:
1) Get as many names as possible ON the names list;
2) Get those names OFF the names list as quickly
as possible.
The chapter’s ability to grow and manage a large
number of prospects is the key to having both the
quantity and quality of brothers desired by the
members. Dynamic recruitment is not about recruiting
50 new members (although that’s often possible). The
goal is to maximize the number of men who are
exposed to the Fraternity. The chapter is then
responsible for deciding the right number of those
men to accept for membership. Remember, quantity
drives quality.
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dynamic recruitment system is a year-round,
values-based strategy that will increase the
quality and quantity of nearly any chapter.
The centerpiece of this advanced approach is
As fraternity and sorority members, we often talk
about how “Recruitment is the lifeblood of the
organization,” and “We have to recruit 24/7,” but
when it comes down to doing the work of recruitment,
we often fall short. Doing year-round recruitment
is a hard task and sounds exhausting for those
of us who have planned recruitment events before.
So, here are a few tips to make year-round recruitment
a much more manageable task.
Tip #1:
Cure Your Disease.
Many fraternities and sororities have a nasty
disease that can be hard to cure, and that often
prevents them from doing effective year-round
recruitment. The name of that disease: Event-itis.
Event-itis is a disease that has spread to almost every
chapter. It makes all the members believe that they
have to spend a lot of money and time on planning a
big event in order to make friends. The thought of
having to put on big events every week to keep
recruitment going year-round is daunting. There is

good news though – the cure for Event-itis is doing
small activities. Normal people (non-Greeks) make
friends by doing simple, small activities together (e.g.
lunch, coffee, work out, hang out, etc.). Recruit
people by doing normal people activities, and don’t
put so much pressure on yourself to have big
events all the time.
Tip #2:
People Don’t Join Organizations.
It’s true. People don’t join organizations. People
join people. Be honest, did you join a set of ideals, a
calendar of activities, and a bunch of great T-shirts?
Or did you join a group of people based on your
relationships with one or two of the members? Most
people can pinpoint the one person who recruited
them into the organization. If we know this, we can
focus our time on building one-on-one relationships
and not “selling the organization.” People are going to
join your fraternity or sorority because of their
personal relationship with you, so don’t spend your
time, energy and money on cool T-shirts, barbecues,
parties, or events. Go out and make as many
acquaintances and friends as possible, and watch them
turn into members.
Tip #3:
You Can’t Recruit Who You Don’t Know.
It is a simple concept. You really can’t recruit
who you don’t know. So, if you want to build a
successful year-round recruitment process, the first
step is NOT to hold big events, make T-shirts or plan
for house rotations. The first step is to get to know
(just meet) as many people as you possibly can.
With that in mind, build your year-round
recruitment plan so your members are constantly
collecting names and putting them on a names list.
For many chapters, the quality of their members is as
important as the quantity of members they have. Tip
#3 suggests that Quantity drives Quality. In other
words, the more names you have on your names list,
the more people you’ll have to choose from, and the
more likely you are to get high quality members.
Reference: Mattson, M. & Orendi J. (2006). Good
Guys: The Eight Steps to Limitless Possibility for Fraternity
Recruitment; Phired Up Productions, LLC,
Naperville, Ill.
Getting Names OFF the List
The names list will continue to grow, but
nothing happens until those names come OFF
the list. This means creating an expectation that
chapter members reach out to those on the list
quickly and regularly with invitations to spend
time together.
Invitations
A prospect added to your names list
should receive an invitation within no more
than 72 hours to join members of the chapter
in a small activity. Every name on the list
should be contacted/invited at least every two
weeks. If possible, allow the member who put
the name on the list to do the inviting. If not,
have a member of the recruitment
coordinator’s team make the invitation.
Small Activities
Big events are fun, but they aren’t great
for getting to know someone new. Inviting a
prospect to join you and a few of your friends
at a small activity is more likely to produce a
comfortable environment and a meaningful
friendship.
Referrals
While you are extending the invitation, go
ahead and invite him to bring his roommate
and/or hall mates. He will think you’re a really
nice guy and you’ll have an opportunity to
make more friends that will go on your
names list.
Small Group Activity Ideas
Service/philanthropy
events Video games
Intramural teams Pick up sports games
Social events Barbeque
Student Union Bowling
Lunch/Dinner Movies
Billiards Laundry
Computer Lab Hiking
Card games Board games
Campus activities Study groups
Yard games Just “hanging out”
recruitment
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Southern Indiana
the sit down
Iowa State
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A roundtable discussion on the state of education
The Sit Down
with university presidents
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Tulane
By Tom McAninch, Communications Coordinator
n 1978, the interfraternal world was rocked
by the introduction of one of the biggest
cult classics in the history of film – Animal
Iborn
House. A stereotype of Greek Life was
that has continued to be at the forefront of
people’s minds whenever the word fraternity is
mentioned. While humorous, audiences have been
unable to disconnect fiction from reality. Drunken
debauchery and crazy initiation antics depicted in
the movie by the Delta House have maintained more
public attention than continued success of the
Greek-lettered organizations in philanthropy,
leadership and scholarship.
According to the latest North-American
Interfraternity Council Report, TKE chapters and
colonies have put in more community service hours
than ever before. Sometimes, successes like these
can be overshadowed by social activities gone awry.
An even greater consequence is when the severity of
this problem questions whether a TKE chapter or
Greek Life is a valuable asset to the university or a
burden.
THE TEKE sought out these answers and
more by talking with university presidents on the
campuses of Iowa State, Southern Indiana, and
Tulane University.

Dr. Gregory Geoffroy
Dr. Gregory Geoffroy is the
president of Iowa State
University, a campus of
26,000 students that boasts
36 fraternities, 17 sororities
and more than 2,500 Greek
members.
Frater Greg joined
Alpha-Chi Chapter at the
University of Louisville in
1965 and graduated with honors in 1968 with a bachelor of
science degree. He served in the Navy as an officer for two
years before earning his doctorate in chemistry from the
California Institute of Technology. He began his academic
career as an assistant professor of chemistry at the Pennsylvania
State University in 1974, advancing to associate
professor in 1978 and professor in 1982. He was appointed
head of the Department of Chemistry in 1988 and dean of
the Eberly College of Science at Penn State in 1989.
In 1997, Dr. Geoffroy was appointed senior vice
president for academic affairs and provost at the University
of Maryland, College Park, where he also served as interim
president for two months in 1998. He assumed the head as
Iowa State University president in 2001.
Dr. Ray Hoops
Dr. Scott Cowen
Dr. Scott Cowen is the
president of Tulane
University, a campus of
10,000 students with 15
fraternities and 10 sororities.
Frater Scott joined
Delta-Gamma Chapter at
the University of Connecticut-Storrs.
He came to
Tulane in 1998 from Case
Western Reserve University where he was a member of the
faculty for 23 years and dean and Albert J. Weatherhead III
professor of management at its Weatherhead School of
Management.
He is the author of four books and more than 100
professional and academic articles, essays and commentaries.
He is Tulane University’s 14th president. He also holds joint
appointments as the Seymour S. Goodman Memorial
professor of business in Tulane’s A.B. Freeman School of
Business and professor of economics in its School of
Liberal Arts.
Dr. Ray Hoops is the president of the University of Southern Indiana, a
campus of 10,000 students with six fraternities and four sororities.
Frater Ray joined Gamma-Omega Chapter at Eastern Illinois
University in 1960 and graduated in 1963. He earned his masters and
doctoral degrees in audiology and speech sciences from Purdue University. He also completed an
M.B.A. at Moorhead State University. His career as a scientist and educator has included a faculty
appointment jointly at the University of Michigan and Wayne State University. He has extensively
published and was nationally recognized for his contributions in the areas of rehabilitation of
post-surgical patients with cancer of the larynx and the analysis of language dynamics resulting
from brain damage.
His administrative appointments included the directorship of the Division of Marketing
in the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. He received two national service
awards for that work. He also was a Senior Fulbright-Hayes Research Scholar in the College of
Medicine at the University of the Philippines. Dr. Hoops served as the vice chancellor for
academic affairs at the University of Mississippi. He became the second president of the
University of Southern Indiana in July 1994.
the sit
down
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the sit
down
Iowa State University President Dr. Gregory Geoffroy
The Teke: Looking at the state of education, is this
a good or difficult time in higher education?
Cowen: The influence and scope of higher education is
much greater today than when I attended more than 40 years
ago. Universities have become very large entities and in some
cases the biggest employers in the cities they are in. Having
said that, the university system is one of the greatest strengths
North America has over the entire world.
Geoffroy: We have great students who want to make a
difference in the world, which is different than in years past.
There was a generation concerned about making a lot of
money, there was another looking to be bolder, but these kids
today aren’t concerned about that. They truly desire to make
an immediate and lasting impact.
Hoops: I think higher education makes it a point to have
difficult times, but in truth these are among the best of times.
We are now in a period in North America where it is highly
recognized that higher education is one of the keys to
economic development. The better educated the community,
the better opportunity it has of attracting quality businesses.
Higher education is not a cost – it is an investment. The
greatest difficulty we are going to face in the near future is the
spread between those who are educated and those who are
not. In our society, there is ceasing to be a place for [uneducated]
people. There is literally no place in the economy for
people who do not have a reasonable level of education, which
is rapidly moving past high school.
The Teke: What is the biggest problem higher
education is facing today?
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Cowen: The biggest challenges we face as an institution
are affordability, accessibility, and accountability. We are doing
more today than we ever have before from research, and from
teaching and community outreach points of view. All
institutions have become much more powerful forces in the
community than ever before. We continue to work with the
community and our students to figure out workable solutions,
but overall I feel like we are doing better now than ever before.
Geoffroy: There are the common challenges every
university faces like affordability, but our biggest challenge is
keeping our enrollment numbers up. It’s not because we aren’t
affordable or a desirable campus, but in the Midwest we are
faced with unique issues as I talked about before. The
challenge is meeting those issues and looking outside of our
comfort zones to get the best and the brightest out there.
Other than that, higher education is in one of its best times
ever, so there isn’t much to complain about.
Hoops: Cost escalation is the biggest problem today and
moving into the future. When I went to college, I worked my
way through never taking a dime from my parents. You can’t
do that today. No matter how inexpensive the institution is
when you put the dollars and cents together, it cannot be
done. We have lost the ability of students working their way
through and in turn are seeing escalating levels of debt.
The Teke: Students today are much more technologically
savvy. How has that impacted the traditional
college setting?
Cowen: Technology has totally changed how we interact
with one another in a relatively short period of time. For the
most part, this has all been very positive. It has made
communications and knowledge acquisition a lot more
accessible. The greatest challenge is how we integrate new
technology in the classroom to improve education for our
students. Even though that is a big problem, we have seen
professors adapt seamlessly and work with students to
understand how best they can combine technology and the
traditional classroom setting.
Geoffroy: What is important is that we have the
technological infrastructure of people and machine to ensure
the best possible education for each student. Technology is
influencing everything we do and everywhere we go – the way
our professors teach classes, the way our students learn
material and how we do research. Our role is to make sure we
continually stay ahead of the curve. What we should do best is
provide that infrastructure that any student, faculty member
or administrator can utilize.
Hoops: It presents more opportunities than challenges
to the administration. I think the principal issue is keeping the

expectations in line with the capabilities. In the long run,
technology is a cost-saver. In the short run, it is very expensive,
and that is the only problem administrations I have talked with
have. Technology is all-together positive and it makes universities
better places by making the learning environment better.
The Teke: What does having a college degree mean
to you?
Cowen: This is a dynamic opportunity to develop the
skills of the mind and heart. It’s one of those rare times in a
person’s life where you are independent but still have the
lifeline back to your parents who have sent you here to
develop your mind. These four or five years spent here are
most often the most important years of a student’s life. There
is no way to replicate the type of opportunities you have on a
campus. We talk a lot to our students about how to maximize
your time here by taking a wide variety of classes and getting
involved in leadership opportunities. Each of those opportunities
you take advantage of will help you develop in some very
important way and provide you with powerful memories for
the rest of your life.
Geoffroy: I believe the bachelor’s degree is the prime
degree. Things are much different these days in that people
move around and change jobs much more frequently than they
ever have before. What a college degree does more than
anything else is that it prepares you to be flexible. What is
most important is the skill set you gain. There is a lot of
knowledge, but it’s the leadership, communication and teambuilding
skills that will really take you somewhere. It provides
that skill set, the fundamental knowledge for that first job, and
the ability to continually learn and adapt to that second, third
and beyond job.
Hoops: Every university and college provides an
atmosphere for you to grow as a person. I don’t think I have
met anyone that came into the university and left it with a
degree the exact same person. Universities don’t do things for
people, but they provide opportunities for them. It does
provide you with more earning potential down the road, but
the biggest boon is to personal development.
The Teke: What do you see in the next 10 or 20 years
down the line for your institution?
Cowen: Since Hurricane Katrina, we have had to
restructure our campus and the path in which the university
will travel. We have refocused our efforts from a doctoral,
graduate and undergraduate institution to primarily the
undergraduate. This is the most important time of a student’s
life, and as we rebuild from the devastation, we need to make
sure that it is these students whom our time is spent on. Once
we have re-established ourselves more fully, we re-open the
doors we have temporarily had to close in order to ensure our
viability as a top-notch higher education institution.
Geoffroy: Iowa State has a strategic vision that works for
the Midwest. We are facing a continual decline in high school
graduation rates. We are also in the highest area of students
that go to college. So it is a tough predicament we are in. Our
biggest challenge is to keep our enrollments high, so we focus
much of our energy on recruiting students from within and
out of this state. We are also in an area that can produce
renewable energy, ethanol and other biofuels, so we are
focusing a lot of energy on that because it meets the needs of
our state. We have to stay focused on what we do best and not
be concerned about exponential growth, but rather stay in
touch with Iowa and meet those needs.
Hoops: There is a rather broad trend among public
universities toward raising the standards and accepting
students who are the best and brightest, who are easier to
teach. We are dedicated to four specific areas which will
continue our growth in the future. One of those areas is
service to the region. We don’t offer a single program that
doesn’t lead directly into a position in the geographic area. The
second is to provide a high-contact, high-service residential
education, which is unique in our state. The third is cost
containment. We charge the lowest tuition in the state because
we are able to raise a lot of money from our alumni and get
some volunteers to teach classes that we would never be able
to get normally, such as having one of the major law firms in
town teach a criminal justice class. Those are the types of
things that really help us save some money that we can pass on
to the student. The last basic principle for us is to be flexible
and open to change. That is hard for an institution, but we go
out every five years and have open forums in the local
economic centers. That gives us a pulse on how we are doing
and where we can improve.
The Teke: Talk a little bit about your TKE experience
as an undergraduate member.
Cowen: I went to the university as a student-athlete,
football player, and was placed in the TKE portion of the
residence hall. So I was basically indoctrinated with the TKE
experience from day one. While there was no pressure or
expectation to join, I joined the second semester of my
freshman year. I was very involved with political organizations
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“What a college degree does more than anything else is that it
prepares you to be flexible. What is most important is the skill
set you gain; there is a lot of knowledge, but it’s the leadership,
communication and team-building skills that will really take
you somewhere.” – Dr. Gregory Geoffroy
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Tulane University President Dr. Scott Cowen
on campus and as a president in a couple. In TKE I was the
Hegemon for a year and Epiprytanis later on. What I took
away from my experience was leadership skills, both in terms
of setting objectives and being held accountable for accomplishing
those objectives. I also had to learn how to lead others
and get them on board with the goals I had for the group.
Geoffroy: I was the first in my family to ever go to
college, and I was a rather shy guy coming out of high school.
I didn’t do much in high school to distinguish myself, so when
I got to college I was committed to doing something different.
I joined the TKE chapter because a guy from my church
belonged and it helped me immensely. It gave me a real sense
of family, helped me develop more social skills, and learn to
work with other men to accomplish common goals. I was the
Grammateus and Hypophetes, and I ran for Prytanis, but
didn’t win. So TKE really meant a lot to me then, as it does now.
Hoops: I loved my experience as a TKE Fraternity
member. I think it was an excellent opportunity for me to
grow socially, and most importantly, I learned how to move a
group forward. I spent my last year as the Prytanis, and it was
difficult to learn how to motivate change in the organization.
At the time I took over the group, they were doing some
things that they should not have been doing, and I had to
create a culture of change to correct those problems. I was
“But again the future is in the hands of the Greek-letter
societies. If they choose to continue the Animal House behavior
they were known for in the ’70s and ’80s, they will ultimately
collapse.” – Dr. Scott Cowen
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successful in some areas and not in others, but the most
important thing was that I learned how to move the group
forward as a whole.
The Teke: Is there value in the Greek system on your
campus? Is it a burden or a blessing?
Cowen: I think it is a positive for our university having
almost a third of our students involved in them. I think it
gives students another outlet in which to form leadership skills
and relationships. The only time I get concerned is when their
priorities seem to shift towards parties and drinking as
opposed to the positive things they could be doing. We just
have to make sure their energies are spent on the right things.
Having said that, I want them to have a good time, but do it in
a safe and smart way as I did while an undergraduate almost
40 years ago.
Geoffroy: The Greek system has changed and is still
undergoing stresses and changes. But overall, the Greek
system here is a real asset to the institution. It is not a problem
here and I carry that message with me everywhere I go. Look
at the kinds of things the Greek system here promotes –
leadership, scholarship, development of social skills and other
things. Many of the student leaders here are a part of that
aspect of campus. When I travel around to meet with our
successful alumni, a very high percentage of them were Greek.
It is not as healthy as it once was and as I like to see it. Some
of the general reasons are that students don’t want to live in
that kind of environment – they aren’t used to it. The other
reason is that [the area surrounding campus] is overbuilt.
Private developers have built brand new apartments which
change the landscape. We have many discussions about how to
keep the system healthy, but looking forward, it may be
challenging.
Hoops: I think there is value, but it is not unequivocal. I
think everyone who is in the Greek system is getting something
out of it. Let’s not kid ourselves, though, there have
been serious problems nationwide in their social activities that
need to be addressed. On my specific campus, I consider them
a significant positive. They contribute to a feeling of community.
They certainly provide a number of very good works and
so much more. I think you can give the Greek-letter organizations
everywhere a big pat on the back for the countless hours
and donations to good causes. The problem has always been
and will continue to be, though I think it is much less now
than it used to be, control of the social behaviors. Hazing
always was a bad thing, but is not as prevalent. The social
problems are the real issues that need to be addressed.
The Teke: What does the future hold for Greek-letter
societies?
Cowen: They are doing a lot of positive things for the

community with service hours and philanthropies, and I think
they will continue that well into the future. But again, the
future is in the hands of the Greek-letter societies. If they
choose to continue the Animal House behavior they were
known for in the ’70s and ’80s, they will ultimately collapse.
But if they choose to refocus on things like service-learning
and member development, the future is bright.
Geoffroy: I think overall the future looks bright, but
fraternities and sororities need to change some things to stay
relevant. I think every chapter has to look at what they really
have to offer – the benefits. At one time, the emphasis was
social, the parties, but students can find that anywhere now. I
think what attracts young men to fraternities is opportunity for
personal development and what that really means. Chapters
have to define that with programming and activities. The
fraternities that are successful on this campus have really
centered themselves around personal development and worked
very carefully to recruit the right kind of men who will fit into
that over-arching objective.
Hoops: As do most things, the Greek system goes
through cycles, so there will be ebbs and flows of popularity.
The principal challenges for the Greek system are threefold.
The first of these is to be seen as an institution that is not
exclusive of those who do not choose to be a part of the
organization, but rather inclusive. The second issue is the most
clear of all of them – to get control of the social behaviors. If
you choose to be a part of a Greek-letter organization, you are
accepting to be held in higher regard than a traditional student.
Third is the issue that all organizations have difficulty with and
that is communication. Too often the Greeks on my campus
ask me what I can do to increase visibility on campus and in
the community. I always say, that is not my job – that is yours.
These men and women need to be taught the essentials of how
to communicate more effectively for not only promotion of
their organization, but also for when they enter the workforce
and need those skills.
The Teke: For someone who wants to be in your position
someday, what is a piece of advice on how to get there?
Cowen: The biggest thing you have to remember for this
position is that you will never make everyone happy, but if you
make sound decisions that you and your staff stand behind,
you will be successful. Aside from that, create a clear vision
everyone can understand. Regardless of if they agree with it,
they will respect the efforts you put forth. While this sometimes
can be a thankless job, as long as you are committed to
your goals and vision for a better institution, the intrinsic
rewards are limitless.
Geoffroy: Most university presidents don’t set out to be a
university president. There is a normal career path – become a
professor, department chair, dean, provost, and then president.
Ninety percent of university presidents followed that path.
Really the big thing is that you do a really good job in the
leadership positions you have and that gets noticed.
Ultimately, it is doing a good job in what you are asked to do,
no matter the profession, and you will be given opportunities
if you want them. The thing I love best about my job is the
students. I love to go over to the residence halls every once in
awhile and have lunch with the students. I just walk in, find a
group of students and start talking. I always tell my colleagues
if you are ever having a bad day, go have lunch with some
students and you will be uplifted by the spirit. It’s just a great
feeling. It’s the people that make the institution what it is and
I love it.
Hoops: First of all, you need to do a good job at what
you are doing now. No matter what the job may be, you need
to establish yourself as a hard worker and a dedicated staff
member. People move up in any company or organization
because co-workers see their impressive work and discuss that
with the upper management when opportunities arise. For a
university president, get a [doctoral degree], build an academic
career of four or five years, make sure to have scholarly
production within your field, and take advantage of administrative
opportunities that come to you. One of the principles
you must have inside you is that service to others is more
important than your own advancement. People can read if you
are just trying to get ahead over time, but if you have an honest
commitment to it, you will go far in whatever your calling is.
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“One of the principles you must have inside you is that service
to others is more important than your own advancement.
People can read if you are just trying to get ahead over time.”
– Dr. Ray Hoops
University of Southern Indiana President Dr. Ray Hoops
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hese three Fraters have taken up the challenge to
lead students into the next century and beyond.
While there are challenges they face every day, each
Tof
enjoys waking up in the morning to serve the needs
their campus community. Furthermore, they have a
positive outlook on Greek Life if organizations stick to what
they teach in ritual. The old phrase “practice what you
preach” rings true even today for the Greek system and TKE.
Holding steadfast to what made us become the largest
fraternity in the world is what will keep us there in the future.
TKE values such as Scholarship, Character, Leadership,
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Teamwork, Service, and Brotherhood are the benefits we
should be promoting rather than social activities.
Fraters Cowen, Geoffroy and Hoops have dealt with the
same issues and problems that you as an alumnus or undergraduate
member are facing right now, but all of it has and
continues to help mold them into the dynamic leaders they are
on campuses today. They work tirelessly with other Fraters to
share the spirit of TKE and what it truly means to be a
fraternity man. Be examples on your campus and in your
community by showing others Love, Charity and Esteem. Be
proud to stand up and say, “I am a Teke for life.”
President Cowan reflects on Tulane post-Katrina
On August 29, 2005, New Orleans and the Gulf South experienced one of the
worst natural disasters in the history of the United States. The damage to and
labored recovery of the city of New Orleans has been well documented, but
much less has been said about the damage to the city’s largest employer, Tulane
University, and its future viability as a leading American university and vital economic engine
for the city, state and region. The hurricane forced Tulane University President Frater Scott
Cowen to assess the immediate and future financial impact of the institution. Frater Scott
and other University leaders had to plan to reshape and renew the institution to respond to
the impact.
Students clean up Tulane post-Katrina.
Frater Cowen set out to reconstruct the campus with
four main goals to accomplish:
• Diligence in retaining the institutional quality and
working to heighten that quality;
Dedication to providing an unparalleled, holistic
undergraduate experience for the students;
Continued strengthening of core research areas and
graduate programs that build on their strengths and can
achieve world-class excellence; and
An absolute commitment to using the lessons learned
from Katrina to help rebuild the city of New Orleans
and to then extend those lessons to other communities.
Toward this end, Frater Cowen and his team developed a
renewal plan that detailed the steps to achieve financial
viability in the post-Katrina environment, while remaining
true to the long-term goals and mission of the University,
advancing Tulane’s status in the higher education community,
strengthening the ties to and support of the city of New
Orleans, and maximizing efficiency.

THE TEKE sat down with Frater Cowen to discuss the
hurricane, reconstruction efforts and where the University is
meeting the aforementioned goals.
The Teke: What was it like in the aftermath of
Hurricane Katrina trying to figure out what you were
going to do?
Cowen: It was really surreal. I think the survival of our
institution was in jeopardy. When you take into account that
we have been around since 1834 and all of that tradition of
excellence may soon be gone, that is pretty mind-boggling. To
top it off, we thought about all of the thousands of lives in
the state that would be devastated if our institution no longer
existed. It was staggering. Those four months before we got
reopened in January were very intense and pressure-filled,
coupled with a lot of anxiety and a lot to do in a very short
time. Fortunately, we were able to do everything we had to in
order to reopen on time. If we hadn’t opened in January, I
don’t think we would have ever opened again. It would have
been very difficult for the University to be closed for a year.
Prior to our situation, no institution had ever been reopened
after being closed a semester, let alone a year, so you can
imagine what kind of anxiousness we were feeling.
The Teke: What was it like being the head of this
institution, trying to get operations reorganized?
Cowen: You don’t really sit around and think about the
magnitude of the situation; you just keep moving, trying to
get small goals accomplished. If you sat and reflected on it, it
would be so depressing and overwhelming that you wouldn’t
get anything done. It was a very intense period of time. There
were a lot of late-night meetings in a Texas hotel with the
management team. We felt the pressures every day, but we
kept focused on short-term goals and coalesced as a team.
The Teke: How has the university dealt with the
effects of Hurricane Katrina?
Cowen: We have developed a vision for the future of the
campus, realizing that some administration and community
members would not be as supportive as we would like. But
that is the nature of the beast. Being one of the largest economic
engines in the city and the state of Louisiana, I have had to be
mindful that my decisions reflect the brightest future possible.
One of the biggest decisions I made was refocus on the undergraduate
and eliminate a majority of our graduate programs.
The Teke: Talk a little bit about why that was a
necessary step towards rebuilding the infrastructure.
Cowen: The undergraduate program has always been the
biggest strength of the institution. I thought we were a doing
a fabulous job with it before the storm, but after it, I felt to
“Prior to our situation, no institution had ever
been reopened after being closed a semester,
let alone a year, so you can imagine what kind
of anxiousness we were feeling” – Dr. Cowen
The campus of Tulane after heavy Katrina flooding.
fully recover we needed to take that experience to another
level. If we don’t have a strong undergraduate program, all
other aspects of the college will disintegrate. The best analogy
I can think of is that the undergraduate program is the heart,
and if the heart is strong, all the other organs will function at
their peak. Many of the changes we made after the hurricane
were to position that program to be even more competitive in
the market than before.
The Teke: What kind of impact have you seen thus
far? Has your theory held up?
Cowen: It is early, but there are definitely signs pointing
in the right direction that are encouraging. The freshmen who
came in this year are giving us very high grades on their
experience. I think ultimately that will translate into word of
mouth. In terms of application numbers and interested
students applying for more information, those numbers are
very high for where we thought they may be in the coming
year. The most important thing is that we continue on the
course we have set to keep Tulane a top-notch institution for
years to come – and I think we are on that road to recovery.
Despite incurring more than $400 million in losses and
damages, under Frater Cowen’s leadership, Tulane’s
buildings and operations were repaired, and more than 85
percent of students returned to campus when the institution
reopened in January 2006. He also took the lead reopening the
city’s first public school and helped Xavier and Dillard
Universities in New Orleans recover in the wake of Katrina.
There is still much work left to do, but under the guidance of
Frater Cowen, the future of Tulane University appears bright.
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from their eyes
State of the Greek System
“The university administration hates us,” said
Johnny Teke. “We keep getting restrictions on our
socials and on recruitment. We don’t work with
them because they just want us to fail.”
More than likely, you either said this yourself
as an undergraduate or heard others around you
make these comments. THE TEKE decided to talk
with administrators and Fraters who deal with
Matthew Matthew Butts Butts
Butts
Assistant Director of Alumni
Relations
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Student Population: 33,630
Dean Dean Har Harwood Har wood
Director of Greek Life/
Assistant Director of the
Student Activities Center
The George Washington Univ.
Washington, D.C.
Student Population: 10,394
Based on your experience, what is your
view on the state of the Greek system today?
Butts: Fraternity membership continues to have a valued
role on college campuses when members embrace the core
values of their organization. Benefit is evident on the
campuses where alumni are involved and challenge undergraduate
members to live up to their obligations of membership.
Chapters that have a meaningful system of accountability
usually are perceived as contributing to both their Greek and
university communities. Many chapters, however, are in a state
of flux due to inconsistent leadership and lack of long-term
goals beyond the current academic year. I believe the role of
alumni and advisors is more critical today than any time in the
history of the fraternal movement. Groups that fail to hold
members accountable usually are the chapters that are
liabilities to both their campus Greek communities and the
national fraternity.
Harwood: In looking at the Greek world across the
country, there are a lot of concerns and challenges. Most of
the concerns are on the men’s side and are related to alcohol.
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Greek Life on their campus. We asked them to tell
us, from their eyes, what the state of Greek Life is
and how chapters can better work with them to
ensure future success.
Four Frater administrators on four different
size campuses want to see TKE and Greek Life
grow, but say it will take more than just parties to
get the right men to lead your chapter.
Greg Greg Greg Roskopf Roskopf
Roskopf
Greek Life Coordinator
Loyola University
New Orleans, Louisiana
Student Population: 3,000
Michael Michael Steele
Steele
Coordinator of Greek Housing
Clemson University
Clemson, South Carolina
Student Population: 13,936
For many chapters, the values they are living are out of
balance. These men are separating large parts of their college
experience from the Fraternity and allowing the house to be
simply a place to party. We need to work to bring a better
balance of academics, service, and leadership into the mix.
Fortunately, there are pockets of success at certain campuses
and within some chapters at all institutions.
Roskopf: Today’s Greek communities can be both an
asset and liability on campus. Some chapters and communities
only focus on the “party” aspect of what it means to be a
fraternity or sorority. These organizations are typically the
ones abusing alcohol and even hazing new members. It is not
just Greek men either; the women can be just as guilty.
However, there are numerous communities which live up to
the values of what it means to be a member of a Greek-letter
organization. These communities have balance between
academics, social activities, philanthropy, and service to the
campus and community. These communities contribute
millions of dollars and thousands of hours in service to those
in need. Members of healthy communities are leaders on
campus and always relied upon for supporting the heart of the

university spirit. Fraternity and sorority communities who focus
on a healthy balance are invaluable to the college experience.
Steele: I will say that some days there is a gray cloud
over the fraternity and sorority community. It is the actions of
a few that cause such negative attention to our community
and commitment to our organizations. I would say that if our
alumni step up to advise our chapters, we will continue to
have less negative to deal with. Somehow our organizations
need to instill a sense of lifelong commitment – just saying it
is not enough.
What is the value of Greek Life to your
campus?
Butts: Membership in a fraternity provides students with
an excellent opportunity to apply their classroom experiences,
practice responsible citizenship, develop their interpersonal
skills, and contribute to the growth of their campus
community. Outside of the university setting, Greek Life
instills the ability to motivate and manage others, highlight
successful project research, develop and implement programs
– skills most employers would welcome as part of their
organization.
Harwood: At GW, the fraternities and sororities provide
a place where students can bring all of their experiences
together and share them with brothers and sisters. It is an
open and diverse community that plays a healthy role in the
lives of students and the overall GW community. Within the
city of Washington, D.C., it provides a sense of home and
connection. Greek Life is an important way for students to
connect with the University.
Roskopf: Greek Life is extremely valuable to Loyola
University New Orleans. Fraternity and sorority members
continue a tradition of excellence in programming, service,
and scholastic achievement. When there is a project or new
initiative on campus, the fraternity and sorority community
always answers the call. Whether it is support for athletics, a
community service project, or an initiative from the Women’s
Resource Center, the fraternity and sorority community is
willing to lend a helping hand. This tradition has been around
since the first chapter colonized at Loyola in 1923. Another
crucial component to the success of Loyola has been the
alumni involvement. Not only do the alumni serve as
volunteers, but they continually give generous donations to
the University. Without Greek Life on campus, Loyola would
not be the great institution it has become. Fraternity men and
sorority women are and will continue to be a significant part
of the spirit at Loyola.
Steele: They are the groups that keep some of the
university’s traditions going in full force. They also help bring
back alumni for events and more. Our fraternity and sorority
community serves as a big spirit committee because they are at
all athletic events and campus events.
Does the future of the Greek system look
bright or bleak?
Butts: The future of fraternities looks bright when
fraternity members act on their values and view involvement as
a lifetime obligation of serving others, including their current
and future brothers. Unfortunately, the Greek communities
that have a tradition of “living for what’s fun today” have
created a stigma that impacts all our chapters’ abilities to move
forward.
Harwood: It really depends on a lot of factors. At GW,
where we have a great system of support from the University,
alumni, advisors, students, parents and HQs, the future is
bright. Any of the elements I just listed can cause problems in
the “system.” All interested parties must be part of making the
future successful.
Roskopf: I think the future of fraternity and sorority life
looks bright, especially for the organizations who lead with
integrity. If chapters and communities focus on what they
were founded upon, they will continue to be valuable to the
college experience. I also think organizations must change with
the times, while keeping the focus on the founding principles.
This means following the risk management guidelines and
confronting the dead weight in your chapter. I personally feel
if we confront the issues that plague us, we will find a solution
to the problems facing Greek Life today. There are new
challenges with today’s college fraternity, especially with
technology and risk management. Organizations must respond
by keeping the fraternity experience relevant to the needs and
desires of today’s college student. This is the responsibility of
both the actives and alumni members of the organizations.
Fraternity and sorority alumni must step up to the challenge,
as well as donating time and money to help ensure the
longevity of the organizations. It’s going to take a team effort,
but I know our members can and will step up to these
challenges.
Steele: I would say the fraternity and sorority life is a
huge benefit to the institution as they are integrated and
engaged in the campus community. These are the people first
to volunteer as alumni, give back to the institution and serve as
ambassadors for the institution. Institutions, as well as the
fraternity and sorority community, really need to find a way to
“get on the same page.” Oftentimes, these two groups think
the other does not support them or are not upholding the
mission of the school. If these groups unite and work in the
same direction, there will be a lot of positives from these
unifying efforts.
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teke on the street
REGION 1
Why Why has has your your fraternity fraternity experience experience been been an an important important part part of of college college life? life?
life?
Paul Paul Della Della Villa
Villa
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)
(Zeta-Mu)
Current GPA: 3.0
Junior/Management Engineering
Rush Chairman, New Member
Education Committee Chairman,
Steward
Study Abroad IQP Program: Bangkok,
WPI Rugby, Student Ambassador
“TKE has been my home for the past
two and a half years. Being a Rush
Chairman has given me a sense of pride
in the fact that I can help something I
love grow to be the best that it can be.”
Brandon Brandon DeBaun DeBaun
DeBaun
George Washington University (Alpha-Pi)
Current GPA: 3.25
Senior/Economics
Fundraising Chair, Crysophylos, Prytanis,
TKE Leadership Academy Grad
Order of Omega, Research Intern, National
Economic Research Associates (NERA)
“My fraternity experience has truly tested
my capacity as a leader, but more
importantly my abilities as a man. The past
four years have been an unforgettable time
in my life that I will always remember and
truly love. I will never forget the brothers
in my chapter and how each has contributed
to the man I am today. I will always do
everything in my power to continue to give
back to the Fraternity in any capacity I can
– as an active and soon to be alumnus.”
REGION 2
What What skills skills have have you you learned learned & & sharpened sharpened that that that you you you can can take take with with you you once once you you graduate?
graduate?
Patrick Patrick Gribbin
Gribbin
Georgia Southern Univ. (Lambda-Upsilon)
Current GPA: 2.35
Senior/Finance
Prytanis, Crysophylos, Pylortes, Rush
Chairman, Athletic Chairman
Resident Advisor, Homecoming Steering
Committee
“My participation in the TKE Leadership
Academy and the RLCs has provided me
with an expanded set of “people skills”
that have made me more effective as a
leader and a manager. Whether it’s
making a presentation to a large group, or
leading a small team on a specific project,
I’ve been able to practice and hone my
abilities in an environment that promotes
my personal and professional growth –
and also prepares me for life after college.”
REGION 3 REGION 4
How How has has has the the fraternity fraternity experience experience impacted impacted you? you?
What What do do you you you find find most most valuable valuable valuable about about your your your college college college experience experience and and why?
why?
Mike Mike Marshall
Marshall
Knox College (Delta)
Current GPA: 3.1
Junior/Political Science
Crysophylos
Student Senate, Pre-Law Club,
Lacrosse
“Being in this tight-knit group of
guys has not only allowed me to
develop amazing friendships that will
last beyond college, but has shown me
what I can achieve with the help of 35+
brothers. I have learned that you get
out of this Fraternity what you put into
it. If you work really hard to try to
better your chapter, it turns you into a
person who is ready to take on any
challenge.”
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James James T TTaggar
TT
aggar aggart aggar
Northern Michigan University (Theta-Iota)
Current GPA: 3.02
Junior/Business Management
Prytanis
“TKE has provided opportunities to
develop a set of skills that are not available
in a classroom setting. I have not only
developed my abilities as a leader, but also
my interpersonal skills and confidence in
myself, setting me apart from other
individuals who have not had the same
opportunities.”
Aria Aria Ghaffari
Ghaffari
University of California, Berkeley (Nu)
Current GPA: 3.804
Sophomore/Molecular and Cell Biology
Recruitment Chair, Philanthropy Chair,
IFC Chair, Intramural Basketball Team
Captain
Alameda County Medical Center ER
volunteer, Sports for Kids volunteer
(afterschool program for an elementary
school), IFC Judicial Committee, Ski and
Snowboard Club, Intramural Basketball
(Men’s League)
“I value the academic challenge of my
classes because it improves my time
management skills.”
Muhammad Muhammad Furqan Furqan
Furqan
Florida Institute of Technology
(Omicron-Nu)
Current GPA: 3.78
Junior/Physics
Intramural Sports Committee Chairman,
Webmaster, Hegemon
Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society
“In my time in the Fraternity, I have
learned how to get people to work
together as a cohesive group towards a
common goal. This will benefit me well
past college.”
Brian Brian Thompson
Thompson
New Mexico State University (Alpha-
Omicron)
Current GPA: 3.4
Junior/Geography
Grammateus
“In my college experience so far, the
most valuable thing I have learned is no
matter what happened the night before,
always get up and do what you need to get
done. If you can’t crow with the roosters,
don’t hoot with the owls.”

tke by the numbers
500
collegiates collegiates attended attended the the 2006
2006
Regional Regional Leadership Leadership Conferences
Conferences
271
3,101
men initiated
in 2006
active chapters & colonies
in the United States
and Canada
241,654
men initiated
since 1899
Educational
Educational
Foundation
Foundation
assets:
assets:
$4.35 $4.35 M
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leadership program
Reaching Higher
Regional Leadership Conferences 2007
Since the late 1970s, Regional Leadership Conferences
have brought together undergraduate and
alumni Fraters to share, learn and live the
principles of Tau Kappa Epsilon. This past
February more than 600 Fraters participated in leadership
training at four sites: St. Louis, Charlotte, Los Angeles
and Philadelphia.
Building on momentum
from previous years, the
2007 Regional Leadership
Conferences featured a
number of enhancements.
Each RLC opened with a
Welcome Reception and
Ritual Workshop on Friday,
along with the running of
Grand Hypophetes Brian C. M. Barrett at the
the Formal Ritual and, for
Philadelphia RLC with 2006 International Sweet- alumni and graduating
heart Ashley Metzel.
seniors, the Fraternity for
Life Ritual.
Saturday morning presented a day filled with educational
programming. Each chapter officer was trained on how to
better execute the duties of his office and be a more effective
leader. The pathways of programming placed two related
offices together, such as the chapter Prytanis and Epiprytanis,
Grammateus and Histor, Hypophetes and Hegemon, Pylortes
and Recruitment Chair. There was an individual session for
the Crysophylos.
During lunch at each RLC, members were addressed by
a different TKE or Greek Life leader about being a leader in
TKE and beyond. In St. Louis, Fraters heard from Frater Paul
Lefevre on the effects of drinking and driving; Associate
Director of Student Activities at Indiana University Jeremiah
Shinn spoke to the group in Charlotte about relations
between the university and the chapter; in Los Angeles,
Grand Epiprytanis Bob McMurry made an address about
what being a Teke is all about; and in Philadelphia, Frater Bill
Christian discussed leadership.
TKE also partnered with Phired Up Productions, LLC
to provide cutting-edge recruitment training. The recruitment
consulting firm published their first book, Good Guys, in 2006
and has worked with Greek-letter organizations implementing
the tools taught in the paperback.
In the afternoon general session at each RLC, Phired Up
presented their Dynamic Recruitment Workshop. It was an
interactive, innovative and fun recruitment training program
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designed to help our chapters recruit a higher number of
better-quality members.
Participants from all four RLCs called the recruitment
training the best they have ever seen. Comments flooded in
about this year’s programming.
“In a word, this was the best RLC I have attended either as
an undergrad or alum,” said Andy Simon, past GPA and
Leadership Academy Board of Governors member. “The
recruitment presentation was the highlight. I also like the
format of dividing up the participants by officers.”
The Dynamic Recruitment Workshop started with basic
tactics helping participants master the four competencies of
recruitment excellence: skills development, product knowledge,
audience understanding, and motivation. Facilitators unveiled a
proven system, empowering chapter members with a consistent
method for attracting top undergraduate leaders. This Dynamic
Recruitment process is becoming the template for applied, yearround,
values-based recruitment success.
“Whether it was K-State, OSU, IUPUI, Drake, or any
school regardless of size and student population, everyone took
something away,” said Greg Roskopf, KOA and Greek Advisor
at Loyola University in New Orleans. “I know the men enjoyed
a more challenging officer training track. The curriculum was
the best I have seen at an RLC.”
Each Saturday was capped with a regional banquet in the
evening. Attendees in St. Louis listened to a motivational speech
by TKE CEO Kevin Mayeux. In Charlotte and Los Angeles,
they heard about Grand Prytanis Mark Fite’s vision for TKE,
and in Philadelphia TKE Educational Foundation Board
Chairman Greg Woodson told everyone why they should be
proud to be a Teke.
“The Regional Leadership Conference was a great
experience that gave me an opportunity to learn more about the
leadership positions I want to be in,” said Kenny Verrill, Rho-
Upsilon. “I can implement all of these tools for the benefit of
my chapter and self. I was also able to share and learn with
Fraters from across the country, which I wouldn’t be able to do
anywhere else.”
If you were unable to make any of the RLCs, you certainly
do not want to miss this opportunity to share in the spirit of
brotherhood in 2008! Thanks to all of the volunteers who led
the pathways and made each a success.
Learn more about the 2008 RLCs being announced at Conclave
in Las Vegas, Nev., August 5-8. Log on to www.tke.org for
more information about all leadership opportunities.

volunteers of the month
APRIL 2007 ▲ Robert A. Jarred
Frater Robert Jarred was initiated in 1984 at
Omicron-Kappa Chapter (University of
Louisiana). As an undergraduate member he
served as Recruitment Chairman, Alumni
Relations Chairman, Histor, Hegemon,
Crysophylos, and Prytanis. His dedicated service
continued past graduation in 1986, being
appointed as District Vice President, Delta
District in 1987. He spearheaded the
recolonization of his dormant home chapter in 1993 and served as
Omicron-Kappa Chapter Advisor for five years. He organized a
Board of Trustees, served as its chairman for five years, and organized
the Omicron-Kappa Chapter Alumni Association, serving as
president for five years. He was appointed by the Grand Prytanis to
serve on multiple Courts of Inquiry as Chief Justice, as a Province
Advisor in 1998, Grand Province Advisor in 2000, and was appointed
by Grand Prytanis Lon Justice to serve on the Judiciary Committee in
1999, having served as chairman since 2001.
“The machine that drives the Fraternity is the chapter and
regional volunteer,” said Frater Robert. “I have been honored to
serve the Fraternity in many capacities over the years, but the place
where I think I made the most difference was working with the men
of my chapter as a Chapter Advisor. Just recently, I ran into a young
Frater whom I helped initiate in 1995. He inadvertently paid me a
tremendous compliment when he commented that the practical
lessons I had passed on to him when he was chapter Crysophylos still
served him well in his personal and business life to this day. If there is
a universal expectation shared by all good volunteers, it is that they
want to make a positive difference in someone else’s Fraternity
experience.”
Frater Robert is lawyer practicing in areas of bankruptcy, tax,
and commercial litigation. A Life Loyal Teke, he received the
Fraternity Key Leader Award in 2006. In addition, he has attended all
11 Conclaves since his initiation.
MAY 2007 ▲ Rusty Vanneman
Frater Rusty Vanneman was initiated at Phi
Chapter (University of Nebraska - Lincoln). He
then transferred to Babson College in Wellesley,
Mass., where he affiliated with Pi-Rho Chapter.
He graduated from Babson College with a B.S.
in management with high distinction and as a
member of Cardinal Key in 1988.
Residing in Lincoln, Neb., he has helped
spearhead the efforts of gathering alumni for a
rebirth of Phi Chapter. Frater Rusty has spent countless hours helping
Expansion Coordinator Jon Hackler this semester to recruit and train
volunteers to ensure future success.
“Fraternities, given their emphasis on scholastics, self-government,
community service, campus involvement, social activities and
athletics, provide ample opportunities to create lifelong relationships
and produce a deeper, richer and more meaningful collegiate
experience,” said Frater Rusty. “While being in a fraternity means
being held to higher standards and expectations, and is clearly more
of a challenge, I believe it makes one a better person and makes the
world a better place. In addition to all this, I want to specifically give
back because I feel that any success I may have achieved in my
personal or professional life is indeed linked to the relationships,
opportunities and role models while I was an undergraduate
member.”
Today he is a managing director for an investment firm called
Kobren Insight Management, which is an E*Trade wealth management
company. Frater Rusty, a Life Loyal Teke, has been in the
investment business since 1990 and is a Chartered Financial Analyst
(CFA). He also volunteers for Babson College, the Food Bank of
Lincoln, and Teammates, a mentoring program.
JUNE 2007 ▲ DJ Boland
Frater DJ Boland was initiated at Iota-Xi
Chapter (Concord University). As an undergraduate
he served as Recruitment Chairman,
Grammateus and Epiprytanis, and organized
the chapter’s 40th anniversary dinner. He was
also involved in numerous other organizations,
serving as vice president and president of
the Student Government Association and as a
member of several honors organizations. He
graduated summa cum laude from Concord with bachelors of science
degrees in computer science and computer information systems in
addition to a bachelor of arts degree in political science.
He currently serves as a Province Advisor in West Virginia
and as the Board Secretary/Treasurer of the Board of Advisors of
Iota-Xi Chapter. Over the past academic year, he has organized the
West Virginia Province Education Conference with the help of Frater
James Upton of Iota-Omega Chapter and has served as the chair
of two General Courts in the state of West Virginia to help those
chapters deal with their accrued debt.
“Involvement in Tau Kappa Epsilon as a volunteer has always
been a way for me to help ensure other men the opportunity to join,”
said Frater DJ. “Without TKE I would not be who I am today, and I
look forward to helping the next generation of Fraters become the
best men and leaders they can be.”
Frater DJ is currently in pursuit of a masters degree in computer
science, specifically in the areas of computer forensics and data
mining, at West Virginia University and set to graduate next fall.
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Schedule of Events
Sunday, August 5
Afternoon: Check-In
Evening: 1st Session of the Grand Chapter
Monday, August 6
Morning: Training Sessions
Afternoon: Training Sessions
Evening: Off-Site Celebration
Tuesday, August 7
Morning: Service Project
Afternoon: 2nd Session of the Grand Chapter
Evening: Grand Inaugural Banquet
Wednesday, August 8
Morning: Check-Out
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T
he Riviera Hotel and
Casino is the place to be
August 5-8, 2007, when
Tekes from across the
continent will gather for the Fraternity’s
54th Biennial Conclave in Las Vegas,
Nevada.
Known as “The Entertainment
Capital of the World,” Vegas has
luxurious hotels, superlative cuisine,
unique shopping experiences, dazzling
and unusual stage shows, worldfamous
gaming, and is a paradise
for all kinds of sight-seeing and
recreational activities.
Don’t miss out on the chance to
work, play, and celebrate the brotherhood
with Fraters from more than
300 chapters and colonies. Bring your
family and friends and make it a
vacation – a special guest program is
available. Plan now to be a part of this
biennial event!
Details on Conclave registration
and programming are contained in
these pages.
How to Register
All registration is handled through MACC in Colmar, Pennsylvania. You can
register using MACC’s on-line system, or by downloading a registration
form (PDF) and mailing it to MACC, P.O. Box 513, Colmar, PA 18915-
0513. For more information, go to www.tkeconclave.org.

Registration Packages for Collegiate Members
The package price for collegiate members includes
housing (the quad room package is 4 men in a room; triple is 3
in a room; double is 2 in a room; single is 1 in a room; chapter
bundle is 2 rooms of 4 men each), registration and education
materials, souvenirs, lunch and dinner on Monday, lunch and
dinner on Tuesday, attendance at the Off-Site Celebration
(dinner Monday), and attendance at the Grand Inaugural
(dinner Tuesday).
Collegiate members cannot purchase individual event
tickets or a non-housing option; you must purchase a registration
package that includes housing. The reason for this
requirement is that TKE has a contractual arrangement with
The Riviera to purchase a set number of rooms. In return, they
provide TKE with the space we need to conduct our meetings.
If collegiate members were to purchase rooms outside of the
block, TKE would still have to pay The Riviera for those rooms.
The chapter bundle is designed for 8 men from the same
chapter who register at the same time. If you were to purchase
the early registrations separately, the cost would be 8 x $675 =
$5,400. But, with the chapter bundle, the cost is only $3,900. So,
for example, if your chapter has already paid the full $1,000 into
the Conclave Savings Plan, the chapter bundle = $3,900 -
$1,000 = $2,900 divided by 8 = $362.50 per person.
Roommates must register and pay at the same time.
Housing may not be available after July 6. There are no
cancellations or refunds, but substitutions are accepted.
Collegiate Registration Fees
Early Regular Late
Chapter Bundle ends May 25 ends July 6 after July 6
8-Men $3,900 $4,100 $4,300
Price Per Person
Quad Room Package $ 675 $ 725 $ 775
Triple Room Package $ 700 $ 750 $ 800
Double Room Package $ 775 $ 825 $ 875
Single Room Package $ 885 $ 935 $ 985
Registration Packages for Alumni Members
Alumni registration includes the Off-Site Celebration
(Monday dinner), Grand Inaugural (Tuesday dinner), program
lunches (Monday and Tuesday), registration materials, and
souvenir. Alternatively, alumni may purchase individual tickets
to the Grand Inaugural and/or the Off-Site Celebration.
The Friends and Family program is a program for guests
of registered alumni at Conclave. The program includes planned
activities on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. The cost of the
program is $195 and includes registration, transportation to/
from events, lunch (Monday and Tuesday), Off-Site Celebration
(Monday dinner), and Grand Inaugural (Tuesday dinner).
Roommates must register and pay at the same time.
Housing may not be available after July 6. There are no
cancellations or refunds, but substitutions are accepted.
Alumni Registration Fees
Early Regular Late
ends May 25 ends July 6 after July 6
Per Person (no housing) $300 $350 $400
Optional
Off-Site Celebration Only $125 $150 N/A
Grand Inaugural Only $125 $150 N/A
Friends and Family Program $195 $245 $295
Housing $89+/night $89+/night may not be available
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TKE
EDUCATIONAL
FOUNDATION
A n n u a l R e p o r t
2 0 0 6

T a u K a p p a E p s i l o n
T h e F r a t e r n i t y f o r L i f e
Dear Fraters & Friends of Tau Kappa Epsilon,
With total assets growing by more than $1 million and a parternship with the
Fraternity solidified, 2006 has been a banner year for the TKE Educational
Foundation. The Fraternity and Foundation leadership are now walking in lockstep,
blazing a trail that has brought to the Foundation more financial support
than ever before in a single year. By December 31, 2006, total assets grew to more
than $4,350,000!
Such growth was possible because TKE Leadership focused on a vision
developed at a joint meeting of the Grand Council and the TEF Board of
Directors, “To create lifelong relationships that enhance educational, interpersonal,
community and professional success.”
The day our leaders developed this vision, there was electricity in the room.
We hoped to focus our energy and philanthropy on programs that support this
vision.
Six new Fraters were invited to join the Foundation board. They include
Fraters John Phillips of San Francisco, Calif., Bob Plank of Houston, Texas, John
Reagan of Atlanta, Ga., Mark Romig of New Orleans, La., Roger Smith of
Kansas City, Mo., and Jonn Wullschleger, also of Kansas City, Mo. These new
members are bringing energy and ideas, as well as financial support, to our great
Fraternity. They are honoring our commitment to give time, talent and treasure to
help insure a great TKE experience. With your donations, each of our programs
will be able to reach more young men than ever before and teach them how to
become the leaders of tomorrow.
We have an opportunity unlike any other in our history. With a clear vision
and united leadership, our great Fraternity can touch young Fraters’ lives
positively and help forge the influential men of tomorrow. Join us in making this
vision a reality.
That is the TKE spirit – many men as one man – together we can make
great progress by providing opportunities like the ones we benefited from,
available for more than 10,000 undergraduate members in TKE today.
We need your help! Please join us in this important mission. Many men as
one man includes YOU!
Yours in the Bond,
Gregory P. Woodson
Foundation Chairman
Gary A. Reed
Foundation President
Woodson
Reed
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foundation leadership
Woodson
Ernest
Reagan
Fite
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Justice
Muir
Muse
Stacey
Brock
CHAIRMAN
GREGORY P. WOODSON
Beta-Sigma
University of Southern California
Term expires 2009
RICHARD C. ERNEST
VICE CHAIRMAN
Beta-Mu
Bucknell University
Term expires 2007
JOHN A. REAGAN
SECRETARY-TREASURER
Beta-Pi
Georgia Institute of Technology
Term expires 2009
GRAND PRYTANIS
MARK A. FITE, CFC
Delta-Xi
Miami University
Term expires 2007
LONNIE G. JUSTICE, PGP
Pi-Alpha
Ashland University
Term expires 2007
STEVEN J. MUIR
Beta-Eta
University of Missouri-Rolla
Term expires 2007
WILLIAM V. MUSE, PGP
Epsilon-Upsilon
Northwestern State University
Term expires 2007
LEE M. STACEY
Rho-Sigma
Grand Valley State University
Term expires 2007
KEVIN J. BROCK
Beta-Rho
University of Akron
Term expires 2008

BENNY L. JOHNSON
Delta-Nu
Northwest Missouri State University
Term expires 2008
BRUCE B. MELCHERT, PGP
Beta-Theta
University of Missouri-Columbia
Term expires 2008
JAMES L. TOTTEN, PGO
Kappa-Psi
Quinnipiac University
Term expires 2008
MILES C. WILKIN
Gamma-Theta
University of Florida
Term expires 2008
FREDRICK “FRITZ” JACOBI
Lambda-Alpha
University of South Florida
Term expires 2009
JOHN B. PHILLIPS
Nu
University of California-Berkeley
Term expires 2009
RICHARD E. SCHULTZ
Gamma-Rho
Indiana State University
Term expires 2009
ROGER K. SMITH
Kappa-Nu
Rockhurst University
Term expires 2009
JONN WULLSCHLEGER
Kappa-Nu
Rockhurst University
Term expires 2009
Johnson
Melchert
Totten
Jacobi
Phillips
Schultz
Smith
Wilkin Wullschleger
foundation
leadership
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Permanently
Restricted Funds
Temporarily
Restricted Funds
financial operations
Building and Facilities
Investment Earnings
Revenues
The TKE Educational Foundation is incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in
the state of Indiana and maintains tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code. Its tax I.D. number is 51-0166412. Contributions made to the
Foundation for its educational and charitable purposes offer tax advantages to donors to
the full extent of the law. There are many ways to give to the TKE Educational Foundation
to demonstrate support of your Fraternity for Life and help fund the educational,
leadership and scholastic programs available through the Foundation. It is now possible
to use the convenience of the internet to make secure online donations at
www.tkefoundation.org. Although not always the primary motivation for contributing,
virtually all gifts to the Foundation qualify for special tax considerations for the donor.
Other Income
Annual Fund
Contributions
Unrestricted Funds
Annual Fund Contributions $219,570 34%
Unrestricted Funds 150,484 24%
Temporarily Restricted Funds 141,607 22%
Permanently Restricted Funds 6,200 1%
Investment Earnings 65,282 10%
Building and Facilities 48,000 7%
Other Income 15,654 2%
Total Revenues $646,797 100%
Investment Gains $185,960
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FISCAL YEAR JUNE 1, 2005 - MAY 31, 2006
Income and Expense by Categories
Building and Maintenance
Administration
Development -
Major/Annual
Expenditures
Leadership Academy
Alumni Advancement
Undergraduate
Programs
Alumni Advancement $83,397 13%
Undergraduate Programs 157,054 25%
Leadership Academy 65,858 10%
Development – Major/Annual 119,825 19%
Administration 186,969 29%
Building and Maintenance 23,096 4%
Total Expense $636,100 100.00%

leadership scholars
Ronald W. Reagan
Leadership Award
“My leadership within TKE has equipped
me with the skills necessary to be an
effective lawyer and public servant and the
ability to set goals coupled with a mature
tolerance of others.”
Jordan Schwartz became a Teke at George
Washington University in 2003 as a member of
Alpha-Pi Chapter. He began his involvement as
Philanthropy Chair and Rush Chair, and moved on to
serve as Prytanis and a member of the Membership
Quality Board.
During his chapter presidency, Alpha-Pi received
TKE Awards of Excellence in almost every category,
including average chapter size, extracurricular
involvement/achievement, recruitment results,
initiation rates, community service and outreach, and
alumni involvement and relations.
Named to the All-Teke Academic Team in 2006,
he is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Sigma Alpha
Political Science Honor Society, and Golden Key
Honor Society. In 2003, he was inducted into the
National Society of Collegiate Scholars. He is a
member of the College Republicans and received the
Fraternity’s Top Teke designation in 2006.
Schwartz received the Outstanding Academic
Achievement Citation three years in a row and was on
the Dean’s List every semester.
Jordan majors in political science. He attends
George Washington University Law School and
aspires to be a lawyer and U.S. Congressman.
Charles R. Walgreen, Jr.
Leadership Award
JORDAN SCHWARTZ IAN STEWART
“TKE offered me the resources and, more
importantly, the inspiration to step beyond
my comfort zone and learn how to lead,
follow, and interact with people from all
organizational levels.”
Ian Stewart is an initiate of Beta-Pi Chapter
(Georgia Institute of Technology.) His leadership
roles within the chapter include Prytanis, Homecoming
Chair, and Philanthropy Chair. He has also
served as IFC representative.
On campus, Ian is a member of the Order of
Omega Greek Honor Society and Alpha Pi Mu
ISYE Honor Society. In 2006, he received the J.
Erskine Love philanthropy award and a STARS
travel grant to perform community service abroad.
He created and organized TKE’s first annual
charity volleyball tournament, which benefits the
Children’s Miracle Network. The tournament has
grown to become one of the largest charitable
events on campus and now raises nearly $4,000.
Ian is a member of the GT Student Ambassadors,
serving as a liaison to Georgia Tech alumni. In
2005, he served on the Executive Round Table, a
professional student, faculty, and industry forum.
He is a recipient of the General Electric Certificate
of Merit for outstanding work completed by a co-op,
and has served as a community service and social
ambassador for GE.
Stewart is an industrial engineering major and is
pursuing a career in global sales.
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top scholars
Gabrielli Payne Cichon
Menagh
Brooks
Annually the TKE Educational
Foundation provides a number of Named
Scholarship Awards for members of Tau
Kappa Epsilon. These awards are designed
to encourage academic excellence, foster
leadership skills and enhance the personal
development of deserving students in
pursuit of their college degrees. Each
scholarship fund has specific criteria in
regards to academic achievement, and
requires applicants to be involved in
leadership roles within their chapters and
their college communities.
Named Scholarship Funds are
established by alumni or friends of TKE.
An initial fund corpus of $5,000 is required
to establish a permanent fund before any
awards may be granted. The average
corpus of new funds usually amounts to
$10,000 or more in order to generate more
meaningful annual awards, which are based
upon earnings on the fund. The funds are
administered in perpetuity by the TKE
Educational Foundation. Information on
establishing a scholarship fund may be
secured from the Foundation at 8645
Founders Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268,
317-872-6533. Scholarship applications may
be downloaded at www.tkefoundation.org, or
through a link on www.tke.org.
W. ALLAN HERZOG SCHOLARSHIP
Andrew Gabrielli
Nu, University of California-Berkeley
Business Administration, 3.469 GPA
Athletics Chair, Hegemon, Budgetary and Philanthropy
Committees
Co-Founder and Vice President of UC’s Berkeley
Business Association, Latino Business Student
Association
TEF Certificate of Outstanding Academic Performance,
Highest Academic Achievement Award for Best New
Member
DONALD A. AND JOHN R. FISHER MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Andrew Payne
Alpha-Phi, University of Kansas
Political Science/Economics/International Studies, 4.0 GPA
Epiprytanis, Histor
Student Executive Chair, Student Senator, Finance
Committee Chairman
Mortar Board, Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor
Society, Phi Kappa Phi, Golden Key, National Society of
Collegiate Scholars
FRANCIS J. FLYNN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
John N. Cichon
Zeta-Alpha, Wagner College
Math and Education, 3.71 GPA
Prytanis, Hypophetes
Student Government Association Senator, Wrestling
Team (Division 1) Captain
Kappa Mu Epsilon Math Honor Society President,
Omicron Delta Kappa National Honor Society for
Leadership, Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society
Dean’s List, Homecoming King
CHARLES J. TRABOLD SCHOLARSHIP
Philip J. Menagh
Tau, Oregon State University
Pre-Medicine/Nutrition & Food Management, 3.927 GPA
Membership Quality Board, Rush Chairman,
Crysophylos
Oregon State Pre-Medical Society, Oregon State
Students Dietetics Association, Elections Committee
Senator, Intern/Associated Students of OSU
Quagliata
Workman
Hawkins Ruhland Carey
Fosdick
Tawfik
Giovannini
Ulloa
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GoldenKey, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Mortar Board
All-University Waldo Cummings Outstanding Senior
Student Award, National Dean’s List
HARRY J. DONNELLY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Matthew R. Brooks
Omicron-Alpha, Appalachian State University
Law, 3.79 GPA
Prytanis, Grammateus, Social Chair
Interfraternity Council Administration Delegate, Student
Government Association Treasurer, University Planning
Committee
Gamma Beta Phi Society, Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society,
Alpha Chi Honor Society
Outstanding Senior, Appalachian Leadership Excellence
Award, Greek Leadership Award
STEVEN J. MUIR SCHOLARSHIP
Andrew Quagliata
Beta-Eta, University of Missouri-Rolla
Aerospace Engineering, 3.925 GPA
Assistant Crysophylos, Concessions Committee Head,
Academics Committee Head, Greek Week Assistant,
Athletics Committee Head
Miners in Space, IMA
UMR Honor’s Academy
Committee Member of the Year, Intramural Bowling
Champions
T. J. SCHMITZ SCHOLARSHIP
Benjamin J. Workman
Zeta-Delta, Alma College
Biology, 3.98 GPA
Hegemon, Hypophetes
Student Congress (Lacrosse), Alma College Lacrosse
Team Captain and Assistant Coach, Big Brothers Big
Sisters, Gratiot Area Physicians and Students (GAPS)
Phi Beta Kappa Academic Fraternity, Omicron Delta
Kappa Leadership Fraternity
Dean’s List
CARROL C. HALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Albert Linden
Nu, University of California-Berkeley
Chemistry, 4.0 GPA
Crysophylos, Budgetary Committee/Scholarship Chair

Linden McLennan
Turner
Holland
Undergraduate researcher, UC-Berkeley Sarpong Group
Golden Key International Honor Society
TEF SOAR Award, (Nu) Top Chapter Scholar, Bruce
Howard Memorial Scholarship
WILLIAM V. MUSE SCHOLARSHIP
Christopher McLennan
Omicron-Alpha, Appalachian State University
Business Marketing, 3.89 GPA
Prytanis, Epiprytanis, IFC Representative
Men’s Lacrosse Team
Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society, Phi Eta Sigma
Honor Society
Dean’s List, Chancellor’s List, IFC ACE (Academic
Commitment to Excellence) Award, Chapter Top Teke
DORIS AND ELMER SCHMITZ, SR. MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
Sheldon Turner
Kappa, Beloit College
Geology/Physics, 3.561 GPA
Hypophetes, Histor
Geology Club, DDR (Dance Dance Revolution) Club
President, Student Government Representative, Track &
Field
McNair Scholars Program, Junior Achievement Scholar
Ferwerda Merit Scholar (Natural Sciences), Dean’s List,
Alfred G. and Matilda R. Wilson Endowed Scholarship
GEORGE W. WOOLERY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Jason W. Fluegge
Tau-Theta, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Communications/Theatre Arts, 3.55 GPA
Epiprytanis, Wroxton Chair - Study Abroad Program
Recruitment
Writer/Ad Manager - The Metro (Student Newspaper),
Columns Yearbook Editor-in-Chief,
University Honors Program, Alpha Psi Omega Theatre
Honor Society (President, refounder)
Charter Day Award Winner, Phi Zeta Kappa Junior
Honors Society, Dean’s List
WILLIAM WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Anthony W. McCool
Omicron-Tau, Columbus State University
Accounting, 3.4 GPA
top scholars
Fluegge McCool Freeman
Thomas
Histor
Student Government - Speaker of the Senate, College
Republicans Vice President, Columbus Jaycees President,
Junior Chamber International Senator, American Cancer
Society (Columbus Branch) Relay Volunteer Organizer
Omicron Psi Honor Society
Dean’s List, JCI Senate Inductee
WALLACE G. McCAULEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
David Freeman
Nu, University of California-Berkeley
English, 3.089 GPA
Prytanis, Hypophetes
Club Tennis Team, Undergraduate Real Estate Club,
ASUC Student Government Deputy Chief of Staff,
Berkeley Scholars to Cal Program
Lair of the Bear Alumni Scholarship
MILES GRAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Andrew E. Thomas
Gamma-Theta, University of Florida
Chemistry/Biochemistry, 3.8 GPA
Epiprytanis, Grammateus
Dance Marathon Operations Overall Chair, Gator Growl
Director of Strike, IFC Assistant Director of Educational
Programming
Order of Omega, Investigators Honor Society (Pediatric
HIV/Nutrition)
TKE All-Teke Academic Team
MICHAEL J. MORIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Drew S. Hawkins
Delta-Upsilon, Missouri Valley College
Criminal Justice/English, 3.607 GPA
Hegemon, Epiprytanis
Student Government President, IFC President, Men’s
Varsity Soccer
Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society, Phi Gamma Mu
Social Science Honor Society
Daktronics NAIA Men’s Soccer All-American Scholar
Athlete, NAIA Region V Player of the Week, Men’s
Soccer Captain
BRUCE B. MELCHERT SCHOLARSHIP
Jared M. Ruhland
Beta-Theta, University of Missouri-Columbia
Political Science (Pre-Law)/Psychology, 3.493 GPA
Chief Justice of Judicial Board, Grammateus
University Student Court Justice, Tri-Director Judicial
Peer Advisory Council
Secretary, Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity
Executive Board Member of the Month
✤✷✡✹✮✥ ✲✎ ✷✯✥✲✰✥✬ ✭✥✭✯✲✩✡✬ ✬✥✡✤✥✲✳★✩✰ ✡✷✡✲✤
Scott H. Carey
Pi-Iota, University of Nevada, Reno
Geography, 3.68 GPA
Hypophetes, Epiprytanis
Commissioner - City of Sparks Parks & Recreation
Commission, Founding Member - Student Planning
Organization, Greek Standards Board
Golden Key, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Dean’s List - College of Arts & Sciences, All-Teke
Academic Team, Pi-Iota Best New Member/Top Teke
TIMOTHY L. TASCHWER SCHOLARSHIP
Joshua S. Fosdick
Theta-Iota, Northern Michigan University
Water Science (Biology/Chemistry), 3.51 GPA
Grammateus
Fishheads President, Wildlife Society Presidential Board
Theta-Iota Chapter Top Scholar
EUGENE C. BEACH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Bernard Tawfik
Alpha-Chi, University of Louisville
Biology, 3.57 GPA
Crysophylos, Community Service Chair, Co-Rush Chair
Interfraternity Council President and Treasurer, Arts and
Science College Student Council Treasurer
Alpha Epsilon Delta (Pre-Med) Secretary, Order of
Omega, Omicron Delta Kappa
Order of Omega 110% Award, Arts and Science Student
Council Best Councilman of the Year
LENWOOD S. COCHRAN SCHOLARSHIP
Michael Giovannini
Gamma-Mu, Furman University
Political Science/Economics, 3.75 GPA
Crysophylos
Pre-Law Society, Clubhouse (volunteer organization)
Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society, Pi Sigma Alpha
Political Science Honor Society
Dean’s Scholarship for Wake Forest Law, Dean’s List, Phi
Beta Kappa
J. RUSSEL SALSBURY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Ryan Ulloa
Gamma-Theta, University of Florida
Political Science, 3.9 GPA
Prytanis, Epiprytanis
Student Government Cabinet, Dance Marathon,
Gatorwalk, Greek Judicial Board
Order of Omega, Savant Leadership Honorary, Florida
Blue Key, Mortarboard Leadership Honorary, Golden Key
Dean’s List, Anderson Scholar, Vice President’s Award for
Outstanding Service to Student Government
KENNETH L. DUKE, SR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Peter Holland
Omega, Albion College
Economics and Management, 3.85 GPA
Crysophylos, Finance Committee Chairman
Alpha Phi Omega Vice President of Finance, IFC Vice
President of Finance, Lodge Chief/Section Vice-Chief,
Order of the Arrow
Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society
Dean’s List, Trustee Scholarship Recipient, Order of the
Arrow Vigil Honor
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chapter scholarships
The following individual chapter scholarship funds are currently administered by the TKE Educational
Foundation. They have been established by chapters or alumni of chapters to provide scholastic assistance to
members of TKE in their educational pursuits.
Any chapter, alumni association or individual member may establish such funds, which are held within the
Foundation’s endowment investment portfolio. Funds are managed by professional money managers and
oversight is provided by the Foundation Board of Directors through its Investment Committee, which is composed
of financial professionals.
For additional information regarding the establishment of such a fund, contact Gary Reed at the Foundation
at 317-872-6533 or at reedga@tke.org.
Alpha (Illinois Wesleyan University) 26,485.23
Beta (Millikin University) 45,766.93
Gamma-Illinois (University of Illinois) 28,492.57
Delta – Harold K. Meeker (Knox College) 13,775.36
Epsilon (Iowa State University) 447.51*
Zeta – Theodore I. Wallace (Coe College) 17,551.63
Iota (Eureka College) 722.01
Kappa (Beloit College) 253.49*
Lambda (University of Wisconsin) 27,255.89
Mu – James T. Kane (Carroll College) 23,234.20“
Nu – Sophus C. Goth (University of California-Berkeley) 14,041.94
Xi (Washington University) 200.00*
Xi Life Loyal Scholarship (Washington University) 50.00*
Xi – Roy & Katherine Otte (Washington University) 66,242.63
Omicron (The Ohio State University) 444.02*
Rho (West Virginia University) 5,881.12
Scorpion (Cornell University) 100.00*
Tau (Oregon State University) 157.34*
Upsilon (University of Michigan) 114.67*
Phi (University of Nebraska) 214.67*
Chi (University of Washington) 13,098.66“
Psi (Gettysburg College) 229.35*
Omega (Albion College) 86,431.79“
Alpha-Alpha (Wabash College) 50.00 *
Alpha-Beta (Ohio University) 114.67*
Alpha-Gamma (Washington State University) 29,351.98
Alpha-Delta (University of Idaho) 58,244.88
Alpha-Epsilon (Monmouth College) 114.67*
Alpha-Zeta (Purdue University) 11,516.65
Alpha-Eta (Rutgers University) 329.35*
Alpha-Theta (Whitman College) 14,647.77
Alpha-Iota (Hamilton College) 57.34*
Alpha-Lambda (Kansas State University) 53.49*
Alpha-Nu (University of New Hampshire) 222.01*
Alpha Xi – William H. Wisdom (Drake University) 16,167.81
Alpha-Omicron (New Mexico State University) 475.14*
Alpha Pi – Tidewater Blueridge (George Washington University) 230.35*
Alpha-Rho (University of Rhode Island) 114.67*
Alpha-Sigma (University of North Dakota) 114.67*
Alpha-Tau (Drexel University) 228.48*
Alpha-Upsilon (Fort Hays State University) 218.16*
Alpha-Phi (University of Kansas) 511.68*
Alpha-Chi – Henry Combs (University of Louisville) 4,803.01
Alpha Chi – Ohlmann-Biggs (University of Louisville) 22,213.05
Alpha Chi – Rodney Williams (University of Louisville) 131,907.96
Alpha-Psi (Davis & Elkins College) 107.34*
Beta-Alpha (Bradley University) 114.67*
Beta-Beta (North Carolina State University) 221.65*
Beta-Gamma (Oklahoma State University) 100.00*
Beta-Epsilon (Tri State University) 6,718.37
Beta-Zeta (Louisiana Tech University) 168.16*
Beta-Eta (University of Missouri-Rolla) 467.80*
Beta-Theta (University of Missouri-Columbia) 114.67*
Beta-Lambda (Auburn University) 2,513.80*
Beta-Lambda Prytanis Scholarship (Auburn University) 1,000.00
Beta-Mu – Myra Snyder (Bucknell University) 237,207.17
Beta-Nu (Marshall University) 164.67*
Beta-Xi (Arizona State University) 160.47*
Beta-Pi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 2,870.71*
Beta-Rho (University of Akron) 239.67*
Beta-Sigma (University of Southern California) 1,895.63*
Beta-Upsilon (University of Maine at Orono) 214.67*
Beta-Chi (Southern Illinois University-Carbondale) 28,992.68*
Beta-Psi (Arkansas State University) 10,348.61
Beta-Omega (Missouri State University) 114.67*
Gamma-Beta (Colorado State University) 1,013.48*
Gamma-Epsilon (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) 156.98*
Gamma-Zeta (Hartwick College) 200.00*
Gamma-Theta (University of Florida) 2,733.82*
32 THE TEKESPRING 2007
Gamma-Iota (University of Colorado) 157.34*
Gamma-Kappa (Indiana University) 435.61*
Gamma-Mu (Furman University) 329.35*
Gamma-Nu (University of Toledo) 57.34*
Gamma-Rho (Indiana State University) 375.14*
Gamma-Sigma (University of Kentucky) 200.00*
Gamma-Tau (University of Denver) 200.00*
Gamma-Upsilon (University of Texas-Austin) 221.65*
Gamma-Phi (Emporia State University) 306.98*
Gamma-Psi (Butler University) 153.49*
Delta-Gamma (University of Connecticut-Storrs) 57.34*
Delta-Epsilon (Cleveland State University) 685.61*
Delta-Zeta (Southeast Missouri State University) 100.00*
Delta-Eta (Northern Illinois University) 35.00*
Delta-Theta (CSU-Long Beach) 229.35*
Delta-Lambda (University of Central Missouri) 106.98*
Delta-Nu (Northwest Missouri State University) 1,928.31*
Delta-Xi – Clifford Sheard (Miami University) 53,842.44
Delta-Pi (Eastern Michigan University) 217.80*
Delta-Rho (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) 160.47*
Delta-Tau (University of Northern Iowa) 172.01*
Delta-Upsilon (Missouri Valley College) 615.97*
Delta-Phi (St. Francis University) 100.00*
Delta-Chi (Gannon University) 271.65*
Delta-Psi (North Dakota State University) 469.67*
Epsilon-Alpha (Saint Louis University) 164.67*
Epsilon-Epsilon (University of Nebraska-Omaha) 106.98*
Epsilon-Zeta (Rider University) 50.00*
Epsilon-Iota (Youngstown State University) 328.63*
Epsilon-Kappa (Loyola University) 374.78*
Epsilon-Nu (University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point) 1,045.96*
Epsilon-Omicron (University of Houston) 446.65*
Epsilon-Sigma (University of Central Oklahoma) 945.36*
Epsilon-Upsilon (Northwestern State University) 325.50*
Epsilon-Chi (University at Buffalo) 50.00*
Zeta-Alpha (Wagner College) 543.31*
Zeta-Beta (University of Evansville) 150.00*
Zeta-Delta (Alma College) 8,309.30
Zeta-Epsilon (Waynesburg College) 286.69*
Zeta-Zeta (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) 1,708.26*
Zeta-Eta (Muhlenberg College) 114.67*
Zeta-Theta (Western Illinois University) 1,503.75*
Zeta-Kappa (Portland State University) 11,608.61
Zeta-Nu (Valdosta State University 214.67*
Zeta-Sigma (Marietta College) 50.00*
Zeta-Tau (Shippensburg University) 400.00*
Zeta-Upsilon (Alliance College) 100.00*
Zeta-Phi (Rollins College) 260.83*
Theta-Zeta (Rutgers University at Newark) 107.34*
Theta-Eta – James O. Hanson (University of South Dakota) 15,678.84
Theta-Eta – John M. Litzelman (University of South Dakota) 9,856.43
Theta-Iota (Northern Michigan University) 1,091.03*
Theta-Lambda (Widener University) 50.00*
Theta-Mu (University of New Orleans) 1,604.85*
Theta-Nu (Southeastern Louisiana University) 206.98*
Theta-Rho (St. Cloud State University) 217.80*
Theta-Sigma (St. John’s University) 50.00*
Theta-Tau “Minnesota State University, Mankato” 213.96*
Theta-Upsilon (CSU-Sacramento) 57.34*
Theta-Phi (University of Wisconsin-La Crosse) 156.98*
Theta-Chi (Frostburg State University) 414.67*
Theta-Omega (University of Charleston) 157.34*
Iota-Beta (Susquehanna University) 50.00*
Iota-Gamma (Truman State University) 53.49*
Iota-Iota (LaSalle University) 57.34*
Iota-Kappa (Clarkson University) 7,060.43
Iota-Mu (University of Findlay) 114.67*
Iota-Xi (Concord University) 100.00*
Iota-Omicron (University of Wisconsin-Whitewater) 1,017.40*

Iota-Pi (Kent State University) 214.67*
Iota-Rho (Seton Hall University) 114.67*
Iota-Phi (Defiance College) 206.98*
Iota-Omega (Glenville State College) 153.49*
Kappa-Delta – Tidewater Blueridge (Old Dominion University) 203.49*
Kappa-Kappa (Monmouth University) 600.00*
Kappa-Kappa – Charles J. Trabold (Monmouth University) 6,683.89
Kappa-Mu (Edinboro University) 280.83*
Kappa-Nu (Rockhurst University) 328.63*
Kappa-Tau (University of Arizona) 213.96*
Kappa-Chi (Concordia University) 272.01*
Kappa-Psi (Quinnipiac University) 9,198.80*
Lambda-Alpha (University of South Florida) 600.64*
Lambda-Gamma (University of Cincinnati) 1,039.82*
Lambda-Delta (University of Southern Maine) 100.00*
Lambda-Epsilon (Clarion University) 156.98*
Lambda-Zeta (Troy University) 157.34*
Lambda-Iota (Florida State University) 206.98*
Lambda-Kappa (DePaul University) 125.00*
Lambda-Lambda (Utica College of Syracuse University) 225.50*
Lambda-Mu (Elon University) 100.00*
Lambda-Omicron (University of North Texas) 114.67*
Lambda-Sigma (Keene State College) 114.67*
Lambda-Upsilon (Georgia Southern University) 6,373.40
Lambda-Chi (Wayne State College of Nebraska) 374.78*
Lambda-Omega – Jerry C. Nims (Georgia State University) 18,734.71
Mu-Beta (Eastern Kentucky University) 53.49*
Mu-Gamma (Midwestern State University) 263.96*
Mu-Zeta (Nicholls State University) 168.16*
Mu-Eta (Northeastern University) 100.00*
Mu-Theta (Lycoming College) 2,416.61*
Mu-Lambda (Michigan Tech. University) 8,701.53
Mu-Nu – Tom Wurtz (University of Wisconsin-Platteville) 9,863.34
Mu-Xi (California State University-Fullerton) 746.08*
Mu-Sigma (Morehead State University) 164.67*
Mu-Upsilon (Illinois State University) 360.83*
Mu-Chi (University of North Carolina Wilmington) 356.98*
Mu-Omega – Gene Barnes (George Mason University) 17,579.01
Nu-Theta – Pat Ashton (University of Utah) 5,135.12
Nu-Kappa (Winona State University) 557.98*
Nu-Lambda (University of Southern Indiana) 489.82*
Nu-Mu (University of South Alabama) 510.47*
Nu-Xi (Stephen F. Austin State University) 53.49*
Nu-Omicron (University of Bridgeport) 100.00*
Nu-Tau (Mansfield University) 53.49*
Nu-Upsilon (Texas A & M University-Kingsville) 106.98*
Nu-Omega (William Paterson University) 164.67*
Xi-Gamma (New York Institute of Technology) 567.45*
Xi-Delta (Fairleigh Dickinson University) 100.00*
Xi-Eta (Missouri Western State University) 374.42*
Xi-Theta (University of West Georgia) 2,670.61*
Xi-Iota (University of Central Florida) 435.97*
Xi-Kappa (Baker University) 106.98*
Xi-Lambda (University of Georgia) 50.00*
Xi-Mu (University of Dayton) 100.00*
Xi-Nu (Miami Dade Community College) 106.98*
Xi-Xi (Texas State University) 114.67*
Xi-Tau (Lyon College) 57.34*
Xi-Upsilon (Rochester Institute of Technology) 16,494.95
Xi-Phi (Kutztown University) 100.00*
Xi-Chi (Southern Polytechnic State University) 2,476.37*
Xi-Omega (Virginia Polytechnic Institute) 50.00*
Omicron-Alpha (Appalachian State University) 328.99*
Omicron-Delta (University of North Carolina at Pembroke) 153.49*
Omicron-Theta (Newberry College) 350.00*
Omicron-Kappa (University of Louisiana-Lafayette) 172.01*
Omicron-Nu (Florida Institute of Technology) 1,008.48*
Omicron-Xi (University of Alabama) 260.47*
Omicron-Pi (Baylor University) 379.35*
Omicron-Rho (Texas Tech University) 268.16*
Omicron-Sigma (Indiana University Southeast) 271.65*
Omicron-Tau (Columbus State University) 360.47*
Omicron-Upsilon (York College of Pennsylvania) 106.98*
Omicron-Phi (University of Oklahoma) 100.00*
Omicron-Omega (Radford University) 53.49*
Pi-Alpha (Ashland University) 114.67*
Pi-Gamma (East Tennessee State University) 263.96*
Pi-Delta (University of Alabama at Birmingham) 336.69*
Pi-Epsilon (Christian Brothers University) 857.26*
Pi-Eta (Texas A & M University) 57.34*
Pi-Theta (University of Texas-San Antonio) 103.49*
Pi-Iota “University of Nevada, Reno” 106.98*
Pi-Kappa (Mesa College) 114.67*
Pi-Lambda (University of Nevada-Las Vegas) 50.00*
Pi-Mu (State University College-Buffalo) 253.49*
Pi-Xi (University of California-San Diego) 50.00*
chapter scholarships
Pi-Omicron (Northern Kentucky University) 390.18*
Pi-Sigma (Richard Stockton College) 50.00*
Pi-Upsilon (Towson University) 156.98*
Pi-Psi (University of Southern Mississippi) 271.29*
Pi-Omega (SUNY-Albany) 106.98*
Rho-Alpha (Winthrop University) 214.32*
Rho-Beta (Michigan State University) 7,286.50
Rho-Gamma (University of NC-Greensboro) 100.00*
Rho-Delta (Cal Poly-Pomona) 106.98*
Rho-Epsilon (Northwood University) 160.83*
Rho-Theta (Lake Superior State University) 237.38*
Rho-Kappa (Longwood University) 206.98*
Rho-Xi (San Jose State University) 50.00*
Rho-Rho (Sam Houston State University) 157.34*
Rho-Sigma (Grand Valley State University) 15,639.82*
Rho-Tau – Gary D. Dysarz (University of Michigan-Dearborn) 3,247.63*
Rho-Upsilon (Franklin College) 382.48*
Rho-Chi (Lebanon Valley College) 206.98*
Rho-Omega – A. Scott King (University of South Carolina) 5,736.25
Sigma-Alpha (Florida International University) 372.01*
Sigma-Beta (State University College-Brockport) 106.98*
Sigma-Delta “Penn State Erie, The Behrend College” 114.67*
Sigma-Zeta (University of South Carolina-Aiken) 107.34*
Sigma-Theta (Saint Leo University) 50.00*
Sigma-Kappa (Merrimack College) 782.52 *
Sigma-Lambda (Northeastern State University) 267.45*
Sigma-Xi (St. Norbert College) 160.47*
Sigma-Omicron (Middle Tennessee State University) 418.16*
Sigma-Rho – Ann Reilly (Marist College) 18,332.13
Sigma-Sigma (Salisbury University) 50.00*
Sigma-Tau (State University College-Geneseo) 114.67*
Sigma-Upsilon (Ramapo College) 100.00*
Sigma-Phi (Temple University) 57.34*
Sigma-Chi (University of California-Davis) 50.00*
Sigma-Psi (Clemson University) 378.63*
Sigma-Omega (University of Tennessee-Chattanooga) 50.00*
Tau-Alpha (New York University) 53.49*
Tau-Beta (Sonoma State University) 160.83*
Tau-Delta (New Jersey City University) 100.00*
Tau-Epsilon (University of Hawaii-Manoa) 164.67*
Tau-Zeta (Western Connecticut State University) 50.00*
Tau-Eta (Southern Connecticut State University) 524.42*
Tau-Iota (The University of Western Ontario) 100.00*
Tau-Lambda (Kean University) 321.65*
Tau-Nu (Shawnee State University) 57.34*
Tau-Omicron (St. Thomas University) 53.49*
Tau-Rho (Cal-State University-San Marcos) 53.49*
Tau-Sigma (Francis Marion University) 57.34*
Tau-Tau (Coastal Carolina University) 160.47*
Tau-Upsilon (LSU-Shreveport) 106.98*
Tau-Psi (University of West Florida) 100.00*
Tau-Omega (Carleton University) 53.49*
Upsilon-Alpha (Spring Hill College) 268.16*
Upsilon-Beta (California State University-Northridge) 210.47*
Upsilon-Gamma (University of Minnesota-Duluth) 103.49*
Upsilon-Delta (Saginaw Valley State University) 428.27*
Upsilon-Epsilon (West Virginia State College) 263.96*
Upsilon-Zeta (Angelo State University) 50.00*
Upsilon-Theta (University of Maryland-Baltimore County) 153.49*
Upsilon-Iota (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) 313.96*
Lindenwood University (#730) (Lindenwood University) 57.34*
University of Tennessee-Knoxville (#748) (University of Tennessee) 106.98*
Monticello AR (#758) (University of Arkansas-Monticello) 107.34*
Roosevelt University (#782) (Roosevelt University) 50.00*
SIR Sanford Fleming (#799) (Sir Sandford Fleming College) 100.00*
*Scholarships must reach a fund balance of $5,000 before awards can
be distributed.
Note: Scholarship funds may reflect pledges that have yet to be received.
There are funds currently being administered by the Foundation for nonoperating,
closed chapters of TKE. The corpus of each fund remains
intact and will be available in the event any chapter is reactivated in the
future. In the meantime, the Foundation reserves the option to offer
scholarship awards from the earnings of these funds to any undergraduate
Teke meeting scholastic requirements. The directors of the
Foundation strongly support the fact that the funds were established to
assist members of the Fraternity in their educational pursuits. The fact
that a chapter is closed should not preclude awards being made to other
deserving members of TKE.
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making a difference
Charles R. Walgreen, Jr.
34 THE TEKESPRING 2007
1906 - 2007
au Kappa Epsilon Fraternity lost
a near and dear friend this spring
in Frater Charles Walgreen, Jr.
T(University
Initiated at Upsilon Chapter
of Michigan) in 1925, Frater
Charles worked tirelessly to perpetuate the
ideals of the Fraternity. Proving that this is
a fraternity for life, he volunteered at every
level and gave of his treasure more than
any other member in our 108-year history.
“He was a model Frater whose memory will
never be forgotten. We have lost a truly
wonderful man, but he is probably playing
some golf with Frater Reagan and smiling
down on all of us.” – Gary Reed
Frater Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. was the son of the Walgreen
Co. founder and the drugstore chain’s former chairman. He
entered the Chapter Eternal February 10, 2007, at the age of 100.
He served as the company’s president from the time of his
father’s death in 1939 until 1963, and he was chairman of the
board of directors from 1963 to 1976. Born March 4, 1906, he
was raised in the family business, and as a boy, made deliveries
from his father’s second store on the south side of Chicago.
Walgreen guided the chain through World War II and the
postwar expansion years. He was responsible for many of the
changes in pharmacy and retailing during that time. The
company redesigned its stores to reflect a self-service style that
became the rule of the industry. Walgreens became the nation’s
leading drug retailer with 650 stores nationwide. The annual
sales rose from $200 million in the 1950s to $1 billion upon his
retirement in 1963.
In retirement, Walgreen obtained an ocean captain’s license
and sailed the world on his yacht. At age 89, he traveled to
Antarctica, where a section of shoreline was named Walgreen
Coast for his father by Adm. Richard E. Byrd, a family friend.
The Walgreen Coast was named by Byrd after Charles R.
Walgreen, president of Walgreens at the time, who was a
supporter of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, 1933-35, and
assisted in equipping the Bear for the US Antarctic Service,
1939-41, passed away. The trip required him to train for a year
both mentally, for the test, and physically, to endure the trip.
His TKE involvement was extensive. He served as Grand
Crysophylos from 1937 to 1939 and was elected Grand
Epiprytanis in 1942, but was required to resign in 1943, because
of business pressures when he resumed the presidency of the
Walgreen Drug Store chain. He provided a start-up grant for
the TKE Leadership Academy and remained involved in the
development of the program by challenging Fraters to pledge
financial support. He matched their donations with $300,000.
Frater and CEO of the TKE Educational Foundation Gary
Reed was one of the final Fraternity staff members to visit with
Frater Walgreen on his yacht in August 2006. The two Fraters
had dinner and shared stories about TKE well into the evening.

“He always was a man of great integrity.
When he said he was going to do something,
he did it.” – Kevin Mayeux
Frater Walgreen was delighted to talk about his professional
successes, but emphasized his deep commitment to the
Fraternity both financially and spiritually. Talking about his
Grand Council election, he conveyed to Frater Gary how
deeply sorry he was for having to step down because of the
demands of his business. He truly wanted to be Grand
Prytanis and help lead the Fraternity into the next century.
A memorable story Frater Walgreen recounted to Frater
Gary was about how he and his father would go to the Dixon,
Illinois Country Club every summer to play a round or two of
golf. On those outings they would always try to find the best
caddy on the course, a boy by the name of Ronald Reagan. His
father would say, there was always a twinkle in Ronald’s eyes
and he had a good sense about him. The bond created by his
membership was so strong, the last thing he asked Frater Gary
was what he could do for the next Conclave in Las Vegas. He
was always thinking about what was next and how he could
impact the lives of other Fraters in a positive manner.
“Frater Walgreen felt a deep sense of commitment to
TKE and gave to ensure the future of the Fraternity,” said
Frater Gary Reed, TKE Educational Foundation president.
“He was a model Frater whose memory will never be
forgotten. We have lost a truly wonderful man, but he is
probably playing some golf with Frater Reagan and smiling
down on all of us.”
Frater Walgreen enjoys the company of his Fraters at the Bloomington
Centennial. To the left is TEF Board Director Bruce B. Melchert.
Giving of his time, talent and treasure was something
engrained in Frater Walgreen very early on in life. He served
on countless boards of volunteer organizations and businesses.
He worked with pharmaceutical organizations, the
University of Michigan and state of Illinois, along with TKE,
and gave millions of dollars to help fund programs within
them.
A blizzard could not even stop Frater Walgreen when he
made a commitment to the Fraternity. The Centennial
Celebration took place in Bloomington, Ill., where the Knights
of Classic Lore had begun 100 years ago, on January 9, 1999,
counting down to midnight on January 10. Both he and his
wife drove from their home in Chicago through the snow and
ice because he said how important it was to be there on this
historic day.
“I talked with Frater Walgreen and his wife most of the
evening during that celebration,” said Kevin Mayeux, TKE
CEO. “I couldn’t believe he made it, but he always was a man
of great integrity. When he said he was going to do something,
he did it.”
He was honorary chairman of the Foundation’s Centennial
Endowment Campaign. Frater Walgreen received the
Alumnus of the Year Award (1976) and the Order of the
Golden Eagle (1989), and was the first recipient of the
Foundation’s Fraternity for Life Award in 1997. He is a
charter member of the Life Loyal Teke Program.
Frater Walgreen is survived by his wife, Jean, three
children, 23 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
The Offices of the Grand Chapter extend heartfelt
condolences to all his family, friends and Fraters.
Frater Walgreen with Frater Alan Wilson of Tau-Chi
Chapter at the 1999 Centennial Celebration in
Bloomington, Illinois.
making a
difference
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WALGREEN CHALLENGE
Since Leadership Academy XI, Fraters have been stepping up to accept the
Walgreen Challenge. Frater Charles Walgreen, Jr. provided contributions to
fund the first two academies held in 1990 and 1991. Recognizing its ongoing
value to members, he has provided up to $300,000 to match all pledges of
$1,000 or more to permanently endow the program. More than $200,000 has already
been raised toward the challenge.
The Walgreen Matching Challenge Grant effort is open to anyone willing to make a
commitment of $1,000 or more. Alumni searching for a means to support these
efforts have an excellent opportunity to make a positive impact on future generations
of Tekes. Make this meaningful commitment to the Leadership Academy Challenge
Grant Endowment Fund by contacting Gary Reed, president of the TKE Educational
Foundation, at reedga@tke.org or by calling the Offices of the Grand Chapter at
317.872.6533.

tke leadership academy
An innovative leadership development experience
“This experience takes you out of
reality to look inside yourself. We
clearly see the values we hold and
the values that TKE holds. Then
we are given every tool imaginable
to show our true leadership. This
week is an experience few
organizations can offer – it is a
top tier program.”
– Anthony Fiorello, Winona
State University
“This Academy provided challenges that
symbolized real life situations and forced me to
come up with an answer. In no other experience
in my life have I ever brought “classroom”
material past its boundaries into real life
application.”
– Brian Savard, Susquehanna University
The TKE Leadership Academy, now
in its 17 th year, is sponsored by the TKE
Educational Foundation and conducted
at Bradford Woods, Indiana University’s
Leadership Development Center in
Martinsville, Indiana. Stimulating classroom
sessions, combined with rigorous
outdoor programming, are run by TKE
volunteer facilitators with support from
Bradford leadership professionals. The
week-long Academy program results in
Tekes better equipped to take ownership
of the new skills and resources that will
allow them to grow as individuals.
Having been challenged to understand
and explore the values of the Fraternity,
and their own personal values, they are
better apt to create positive change in
their chapters, in their lives and in their
future endeavors. Focusing on values,
personal development, and group
dynamics, the Academy experience is
open to any undergraduate Teke seeking
applicable life skills.
“The Academy is special because it assembles
a diverse group of TKE’s best from across the
continent. The material is tailored to application
in our chapters while stressing personal
development so we are prepared to make a
difference when we get back.”
– Peter Hovey, Washington University
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foundation donors
Thanks to our 2006 contributors
The following listing recognizes donors by chapter within giving
clubs. The number after names indicates the total years of giving.
Grand Chapter
Founders Club
Gotz Junkers-Lommatzsch - 3
Triangle Club
Charles L. Crabtree - 1
John W. Deckard - 1
John D. Denton - 2
Jerry Gorup - 7
William H. Wimmenauer - 2
Charles A. Wright - 5
Alpha
Illinois Wesleyan University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
Lester H. Martin (1906-11)
William Wilson (1911-13)
L.W. Tuesburg (1913-15, 1941-42)
Lyle F. Straight (1915-17)
Oscar G. Hoose (1917-18)
Harrold P. “Tex” Flint (1918-21)
Home Chapter
Past TKE Executive Secretaries
Harrold P. “Tex” Flint (1921-41)
Lyle F. Straight (1941-43)
Founders Club
Richard K. Brush - 15
Apollo Club
Vernon E. Johnson - 12
Triangle Club
Bob D. Johnson - 18
Charles F. Kronsagen - 8
Frank L. Livingston, Jr. - 29
Fraters Club
Richard L. Meyers - 11
Jack M. Turnquist - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Forrest L. De Vore - 1
David M. Diehl - 22
Robert N. Fischer, Jr. - 3
Arthur R. Leach - 9
Kevin C. Lust - 2
J. Patrick Morse - 15
John A. Tarter - 3
Beta
Millikin University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
Philip H. McGrath (1923-26)
Clarence E. Smith (1937-39)
Frank B. Scott (1957-59)
Grand Prytanis Club
Mark Kuhnke, M.D. - 21
Apollo Club
James H. Harris - 33
Harmon L. Mitchell - 16
Triangle Club
Thomas H. Christianson - 26
Fred J. Conville - 12
*Dan O. Henry - 4
Irvin L. Johnson - 6
Stephen B. Kaminski - 23
William G. Klein - 31
Corwin D. Querrey - 19
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Jerry R. Tobias - 16
Fraters Club
Steven A. Bates - 22
P. Michael Metcalf - 21
Thomas A. Raduenzel, II - 26
James C. Schock - 12
Sustaining Contributor
Nicholas W. Carperos - 14
William A. Drennan - 19
Richard A. Griffith - 9
Michael A. Naylor - 4
Dana A. Noble - 4
Gerald O. Reece - 16
*John F. Rybolt - 4
Gamma
University of Illinois
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Milton M. Olander (1928-30)
Home Chapter
Past TKE Executive Secretary
Vernon J. Hampton (1945-58)
Apollo Club
Robert W. Canty - 7
Triangle Club
Dale E. Biehler - 18
Chris Finkel - 1
Paul H. Frey - 30
Samuel M. Gillespie - 10
Benjamin Goucher - 1
Kevin J. McCole - 11
George E. Richards, Jr., D.V.M. - 34
Anthony J. Tangora, CFC - 7
Fraters Club
Richard J. Erickson - 4
James M. Goodwine - 2
Richard G. Lord, D.D.S. - 4
William E. Shoulders - 22
David F. Whedon - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Russell R. Attis - 21
Robert E. Moore - 13
Chris C. Oberheide - 4
Miles A. Snyder - 16
Delta
Knox College
Sustaining Contributor
Kenneth T. Johnson - 33
Steven A. Jones, CFC - 30
Michael Marshall - 1
Epsilon
Iowa State University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Don Kaser (1959-63)
Apollo Club
John D. Cosgrove - 25
Keith J. Smith - 20
Mitchell E. Stock - 31
Triangle Club
Richard H. Brom - 5
Mark J. Jensen - 30
Steven F. Mores - 34
*William W. Morgan, Jr. - 12
Richard L. Olson - 22
James A. Peterson - 25
Gerald D. Pint - 19
Alison L. Tanner - 12
Fraters Club
George Burnet, Jr. - 25
Richard A. Carlson - 11
Robert H. Kaiser - 8
Gary L. Kounkel - 23
William R. Kremers - 4
Gene C. Lange - 30
Gene J. Stelcik - 32
James S. Taylor - 34
F. Eugene Thomas - 1
Sustaining Contributor
R. Michael Andersen - 31
C. Roger Buckmaster - 24
James A. Mullins - 8
Randy C. Nelson - 8
Jack Sawyer - 15
Don Zimmerman - 6
Zeta
Coe College
Triangle Club
David T. Hayes - 1
W. Kent Herron - 26
Donald H. Ishikawa - 14
John D. Schultz - 1
Charles W. Stevens, Jr. - 10
Fraters Club
Sherwood D. Bryan, D.D.S. - 14
Glenn E. Woodmansee - 26
Sustaining Contributor
George A. Briggs - 4
Larry L. Larson - 15
Frank W. Scheible, Col. USAF
(Ret.) - 25
Robert W. Toriello - 6
Eta
University of Chicago
Fraters Club
Charles A. Sine, Jr. - 35
LEGEND
Annual Fund
Fraternity for Life Club
$2,500 or more
Grand Prytanis Club
$1,000 - $2,499
Founders Club
$500 - $999
Apollo Club
$250 - $499
Triangle Club
$100 - $249
Fraters Club
$50 - $99
Theta
University of Minnesota
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
W. D. Reeve (1921-23)
Leland F. Leland (1949-51)
Triangle Club
Gene P. Wicklund - 18
John H. Wicks, Ph.D. - 28
Fraters Club
Christopher J. Schenk - 7
John A. Steskal - 1
Iota
Eureka College
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
Miles Gray (1926-28)
Eugene C. Beach (1930-35)
Triangle Club
James M. Behling - 18
Earl E. Cunion - 32
Ronald L. Ervin - 9
Robert R. Gard - 23
Fraters Club
Charles J. Cloyd - 15
Robert W. Craggs - 4
Eric M. Peterson - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Ronald L. Aeschleman - 7
Oscar H. Buchmueller - 6
Harold L. Erwin - 28
Ralph E. Meeker - 12
Kappa
Beloit College
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
Herbert H. Helble (1939-41)
Charles E. Nieman (1942-44)
Triangle Club
Robert E. Foster - 23
Robert N. Strickler - 1
Richard E. Wittnebel - 9
Fraters Club
Richard J. Blum - 29
Sustaining Contributor
James E. Drasal - 18
O. G. Grimm - 16
James D. Schreyer - 10
Clay H. Skinner - 12
Lambda
University of Wisconsin
Founders Club
Paul C. Aspinwall - 32
Triangle Club
Stanley W. Blum - 19
G. Stewart Mathison, CFC - 27
Ronald R. Schild - 4
Andrew H. Simon - 8
Robert D. Walls - 13
Fraters Club
Donald W. Edwards - 9
Donald F. Garbers - 10
Matthew F. Greinert - 1
W. Clark Sanford, IV - 25
Thomas C. Stueck - 34
Sustaining Contributor
William N. Biesmann - 5
Daniel J. Faber - 1
Donald J. Kleist - 9
Robert D. Moen - 31
Leonard R. Risse - 16
Mu
Carroll College
Home Chapter
Past TKE Executive Secretary
Dr. Edwin L. Theiss (1943-45)
Apollo Club
Robert E. Tuttle - 14
Triangle Club
Arnold B. Merrell - 14
Fraters Club
William B. Yersin - 32
Sustaining Contributor
John W. Kluge - 32
Jeffrey P. Stover - 8
Nu
University of California-
Berkeley
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Sophus C. Goth (1951-53)
Home Chapter
TEF Director
John B. Phillips
Fraternity for Life Club
W. Allan Herzog - 34
John B. Phillips - 1
Apollo Club
Arash Ghaffari - 1
John A. Tomlinson - 11
Triangle Club
Carl W. Anderson - 2
Roy C. Claxton - 11
Willett C. Deady - 30
William C. Ells - 9
Aria Ghaffari - 1
Ronald E. Jones - 24
Clifford O. Marks, D.D.S. - 14
Warren P. Newmark, II - 11
Howard A. Shugart - 18
Fraters Club
George B. Dove, Jr. - 3
Don A. Lawrie - 33
Don F. Sampsel - 10
Charles H. Wray - 16
Sustaining Contributor
Albert G. Linden - 1
Leonard Schlussel - 25
James P. Sherk - 28
John M. Sooklaris - 3
Xi
Washington University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
James C. Logan (1953-57)
Apollo Club
Albert D. Meng - 7
Melvin O. Moehle - 29
Triangle Club
David R. Arday, M.D. - 27
Kenneth H. Brockschmidt - 21
Ralph G. Frick, D.D.S. - 33
Harsha D. Hiripitiyage - 1
Arthur S. Littlefield, Jr. - 18
Edward C. Moehle - 13
Robert C. Moehle - 33
Michael M. Priebe, M.D. - 19
Fraters Club
James R. Burmeister - 23
Jack W. DeBolt - 20
Donald R. DeZutter - 25
Michael A. Thomas - 26

Sustaining Contributor
Elwyn L. Cady, Jr. - 33
Dennis L. Fish - 4
Richard W. Halteman, Jr. - 23
Pehr Hovey - 1
Grant A. Korkoyan, Jr. - 32
Carl G. Riepl - 9
Shelley B. Weinstein - 3
Edward H. Zdvorak - 8
Omicron
The Ohio State University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
Donald A. Fisher (1935-37)
Robert J. Borel (1991-93)
Gary A. LaBranche (1997-99)
Home Chapter
Past TKE Executive Vice President
Timothy J. Murphy (1996-2000)
Founders Club
Steven G. Wedge - 18
Triangle Club
Robert L. Becker - 33
Dan W. Bower - 26
David A. Corn - 1
Thomas D. Croft - 13
Joe A. Dumbauld - 30
Donn R. Lidington - 17
David M. Parker - 27
W. R. Ben Wicke - 27
Douglas A. Williams - 1
Kieran C. York - 2
Fraters Club
Olin D. Blessing - 30
David E. Crawford, Jr. - 7
Frank S. Goodell, USAF (Ret.) - 12
Stephen F. Hubbard - 20
William J. Metzger - 31
Philip C. Parker - 16
Sustaining Contributor
Alfred S. Cochran - 1
John L. Crisp - 22
Ted J. Day - 16
Ronald B. Dickerson - 9
Don C. Dill - 23
Jose A. Gomez - 11
Ryan J. Holzer - 1
Jackson C. Medley - 10
Robert C. Rinehart - 33
Frederick C. Thayer, Jr. - 1
Edwin B. Zaslow - 4
Pi
Pennsylvania State University
Triangle Club
Kevin L. English - 11
Herbert D. Ludwig - 9
James F. Mackay - 6
Darrell B. Ray - 8
David A. Trump - 15
Fraters Club
James G. Gardiner, Jr. - 23
Joseph M. Grainda - 11
John L. Hayes, IV - 2
William C. Lauch, Jr. - 8
Kenneth A. Myers - 9
James M. Shugert - 1
Donald L. Tressler - 1
Sustaining Contributor
John M. Bergey - 1
Rho
West Virginia University
Grand Prytanis Club
Karl G. Morey - 8
Triangle Club
Jack E. Price, II - 3
Richard E. Toth - 2
Fraters Club
Leon J. Daciek - 18
Charles G. De Vries - 7
Robert Nakon - 20
Sustaining Contributor
William C. Dellinger, Jr. - 13
Scorpion
Cornell University
Triangle Club
Michael V. Corrigan - 19
Harry F. Cramer - 31
Gaston R. Desnoyers - 4
Robert A. Meier - 3
Robert M. Naclerio - 15
Samuel R. Port - 1
Brandon Smetana - 1
William T. Thompson - 21
Paul P. Whalen - 11
Fraters Club
John C. Rasmus - 34
Thomas B. Reth - 2
Christian B. Silge - 22
Sustaining Contributor
Richard B. Bell - 27
Gerald E. Christen - 4
Marc I. Perlman - 5
Daniel J. Scott - 9
John F. Wilson - 19
Tau
Oregon State University
Triangle Club
Ray E. Goebel - 24
Malcolm T. Trupp - 11
Fraters Club
Donald A. Davis - 19
Sustaining Contributor
Reuben Schug - 4
Upsilon
University of Michigan
Triangle Club
Jackson C. Platsky - 3
Floyd S. Reid - 10
Fraters Club
Samuel L. Chappell - 10
Christopher W. Donahue - 2
Michael C. Engelhart - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Jeffrey W. Berno - 23
William E. Remus - 13
Richard E. Schreiber - 24
Phi
University of Nebraska
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
J. Russel Salsbury (1963-66)
Triangle Club
Bryan D. Bredthauer - 15
John C. Jenkins - 35
Duane F. Miller - 24
John R. Vanneman - 10
Richard N. Walker - 29
Fraters Club
Kenneth D. Henkens - 17
Sustaining Contributor
Robert A. Moomaw - 21
Chi
University of Washington
Founders Club
Frederick C. Bachmann - 33
Apollo Club
Sherman K. Burd - 34
Kenneth T. Coffman - 15
Stanley W. Hungerford - 25
Lee M. Lippert - 6
Triangle Club
Gordon R. Iles - 9
Matthew F. Maury, IV - 27
Hugh C. Sobottka, D.D.S. - 29
Richard A. Vorce - 10
Fraters Club
Dennis R. Brooke - 13
Sustaining Contributor
James O. Knowles - 13
Thomas Y. Lee - 30
David G. Novak - 32
LEADING CHAPTERS
Annual Fund Support
Top 20 of 2006
1. Epsilon-Nu
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
2. Beta-Sigma
University of Southern California
3. Beta-Pi
Georgia Institute of Technology
4. Beta-Rho
University of Akron
5. Epsilon
Iowa State University
6. Omicron
The Ohio State University
7. Zeta-Mu
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
8. Beta-Beta
North Carolina State University
9. Delta-Epsilon
Cleveland State University
10. Omega
Albion College
11. Alpha-Zeta
Purdue University
12. Delta-Xi
Miami University
13. Alpha-Tau
Drexel University
14. Beta
Millikin University
15. Gamma-Omega
Eastern Illinois University
16. Gamma-Theta
University of Florida
17. Xi
Washington University-St. Louis
18. Nu
University of California-Berkeley
19. Alpha-Xi
Drake University
20. Beta-Psi
University of Arkansas
2006 donors
Psi
Gettysburg College
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytani
Donald H. Becker (1966-71)
James S. Margolin (1989-91)
Fraternity for Life Club
*J. George Schmid, Jr. - 8
Grand Prytanis Club
Jeffrey M. Marangi - 1
Founders Club
William A. Simmons - 20
Apollo Club
James S. Margolin - 29
Triangle Club
G. Wallace Thayer - 15
Fraters Club
Kenneth J. Andrews - 16
Bruce D. Bucher - 24
David G. Fairweather - 35
James K. Jackson, Jr. - 25
Sustaining Contributor
Glenn W. Bushey - 9
David T. Byrne - 8
Craig W. Diehl - 6
Dudley Manchester, Jr. - 8
David B. Peery - 9
William A. Sensenderfer, D.D.,
Ph.D. - 20
Carl J. Witmeyer, II - 6
Omega
Albion College
Fraternity for Life Club
*William C. Prout, Jr. - 8
Apollo Club
Jonathon B. Husby - 12
Allen D. Tucker, Jr. - 20
Triangle Club
William H. Hendry - 9
James Hice - 1
Michael R. Hoover - 21
Ralph T. Northrup, Jr. - 12
Douglas N. Nott, Jr. - 15
David E. Shook - 19
Fraters Club
James C. Braid - 10
David W. Green - 13
Peter E. Haines - 10
Thomas S. Ivan - 9
Jeffrey P. Pearson - 10
James M. Schorman - 26
Edward W. Wilson - 1
Lawrence W. Zarrilli, D.V.M. - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Richard E. Busch - 10
Mano R. Hardies - 2
William C. Hight - 2
Thomas H. Morton - 5
Scott C. Sheahen - 3
Howard T. Slutz - 33
John A. Stewart, III - 7
John C. Telander - 31
David W. Towne - 3
William L. Van Denburg - 4
Alpha-Alpha
Wabash College
Apollo Club
Kenneth R. Schild - 13
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Triangle Club
Dennis J. Finch, Jr. - 4
Richard J. Moak - 30
Fraters Club
Atwood E. Smith - 32
Sustaining Contributor
Scott R. Shearon - 25
Alpha-Beta
Ohio University
Triangle Club
T. Brian Bakeman - 21
Donald L. Falk - 32
William M. Garrett, II - 34
Robert O. Kincart - 2
Donald E. Kramer - 6
Fraters Club
Gary B. Hermann - 24
Willard L. Portteus - 6
Sustaining Contributor
K. William Dreier - 14
Thomas F. Hayne - 27
Ronald M. Nakatsuji - 11
Alvin D. Reece - 31
Chester R. Rojeck - 13
Arthur W. Stellar, Ph.D. - 30
Brian L. Stephens - 11
James L. Woods - 14
Alpha-Gamma
Washington State University
Apollo Club
Gregory G. Botch, P. E. - 27
Triangle Club
John F. De Turk - 18
Richard E. Grace - 14
Fraters Club
Donald L. Tew, Jr. - 4
S. Cris Wisner - 5
Sustaining Contributor
C. Stanley Locke - 18
Alpha-Delta
University of Idaho
Triangle Club
Pete T. Cenarrusa - 15
Brent A. Claiborn - 13
Brendan D. Fitzgerald - 5
Robert G. Jacobsen - 18
Gerald S. A. Perez - 8
Jerry B. Reese - 13
Gerald F. Riggers - 10
Lee B. Woodbury - 25
Fraters Club
Adam M. Browning - 6
Steven N. Cory - 18
Don E. Giles - 27
Steven D. Huffman - 5
Donald L. Johnson - 25
Keith I. Miller - 8
Bruce L. Tarbet - 7
Sustaining Contributor
Larry R. Grove - 21
Glenn Miles - 28
Robert L. Prestel - 15
2006 donors
Alpha-Epsilon
Monmouth College
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
John A. Courson, CFC (1981-83)
Fraternity for Life Club
John A. Courson, CFC - 31
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Triangle Club
W. Jerome Hatch - 14
Frederick J. Kaskel - 5
Fraters Club
*Richard A. Beck - 32
Robert L. Best - 25
Donn H. Denniston - 32
Henry H. Gildemeister - 34
George F. Hartung - 22
R. Vincent Johnson - 4
Jeffrey Mar - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Spencer E. Avey - 11
Rodney E. Bollman - 9
Michael T. Bradford - 2
Charles W. Campbell - 20
William J. Myers - 14
Alpha-Zeta
Purdue University
Founders Club
Norman R. Weldon - 15
Triangle Club
Rodney W. Dunham - 22
Thomas Gretzinger, M.D. - 3
Edward D. Herringshaw - 32
James W. Howard - 18
Kevin G. Iverson - 9
Richard L. Joossens - 22
Allen W. Milburn - 30
Deron H. Soendlin - 7
John L. Steimke - 12
David J. Weller - 28
Fraters Club
Theodore W. Cutshall - 11
Lester W. Davis - 6
Richard E. Dryer - 18
Douglas A. Graham - 26
Robert L. Henn - 1
Robert N. Saunders - 11
Vance K. Vorhees - 22
David E. Wright - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Donald G. Clodfelter - 33
Robert W. Daliege - 11
Delmer W. James - 5
Clifford S. Johnson - 9
David T. Moore - 4
Alpha-Eta
Rutgers University
Apollo Club
Alan M. Crosta, Jr., M.D., CFC - 21
Triangle Club
J. C. Corry - 1
Richard C. Degeiso - 19
Herzog Scholarship
“I realized that I was part of a strong and
unbreakable brotherhood. My housemates were more
than just my friends and classmates – they were my
brothers.”
Robert J. Mitchell - 5
Fred H. Quantmeyer, Jr. - 25
Fraters Club
Trifon G. Anagnostos - 10
William W. Buddenhagen - 23
Harmon S. Meeker, Jr. - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas C. Boyer - 33
Edward E. Gahres, M.D. - 23
Oliver D. Kee - 20
Eric E. Lindquist - 9
G. Kenneth Link - 26
Alpha-Theta
Whitman College
Triangle Club
James L. Chapman - 32
Chester G. Henderson - 35
William W. Montgomery, III - 31
Oliver Stiefel - 1
David K. Wheeler - 30
Fraters Club
Robert H. Cline - 8
Daniel R. Lindsay - 21
Rickard W. McLean - 16
Thomas N. Tjarnberg, D.D.S. - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Dan S. Crimmins - 14
John M. Graham - 9
Raymond H. Hughes - 8
Arthur L. Nelson - 21
Alpha-Iota
Hamilton College
Apollo Club
Gilbert F. Adams - 21
Sustaining Contributor
Lee F. Rancier - 10
Alpha-Lambda
Kansas State University
Triangle Club
C. Dale Allen - 31
Charles R. Eslinger - 11
George E. Hudiburg - 5
William F. Hurst - 5
Samuel W. Sinderson, Jr. - 30
Donald O. Smith - 16
Michael E. Traeger - 22
Fraters Club
George L. Eib - 8
Irvine E. Gandee - 25
Joseph G. Lundholm, Ph.D. - 8
John J. Smiley - 15
Robert O. Wilbur - 19
Sustaining Contributor
William D. Aronson - 4
Robert A. Cochran - 21
Harlan V. Montgomery, Jr. - 8
Gerald R. Whitcomb - 9
Alpha-Mu
Ohio Wesleyan University
Fraters Club
Donald R. McCarty - 7
Sustaining Contributor
Robert A. Holm - 19
Alpha-Nu
University of New Hampshire
Triangle Club
Craig R. Benes - 3
Wayne J. Johnson - 4
Richard H. Saltmarsh - 27
Fraters Club
Scott K. De Bonville - 1
David C. Hoeh - 8
Charles M. Myer, IV - 3
Lynn F. Robinson, USAF (Ret.) - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Zachary J. Millimet - 9
Dennis W. Perry - 15
Alpha-Xi
Drake University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
William H. Wisdom (1975-77)
Founders Club
Matthew L. Price - 7
E. Wayne Williamson - 13
Apollo Club
Howard V. Gregory - 24
Brian F. Harms - 13
Triangle Club
Brian L. Bates - 12
Milton R. McFarland - 13
Kenneth J. Schenatzki - 19
Lyle L. Simpson - 15
Craig J. Thurber - 24
Fraters Club
L. Richard Anderson - 12
Carl A. Barr, USAF (Ret.) - 14
Allen W. Bethell - 21
Donn K. Haglund - 33
Gerald J. McVay - 23
Frank J. Ward - 25
Sustaining Contributor
George J. Millice - 8
Andrew Gabrielli
University of California-Berkeley
Ronald E. Orth - 8
Alpha-Omicron
New Mexico State University
Home Chapter
Past TKE Executive Secretary
Richard R. Hall (1958-60)
Triangle Club
Gabriel Anaya - 13
Dois D. Dallas - 11
Omega S. Gonzales - 20
Mark A. Lawrence - 4
Pete Martinez - 1
Fraters Club
H. Stanley Dennis, Jr. - 24
Martin L. Goldsmith - 29
Sustaining Contributor
Robert W. Joe - 33
Charles D. Shuttles - 6
Alpha-Pi
George Washington University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Dr. R. C. Williams (1944-49)
Founders Club
Allyn C. Donaldson, Jr. - 33
Apollo Club
Christopher T. Hanson - 8
William R. Rothe - 19
Triangle Club
George A. Dixon - 14
Herbert C. Huser - 2
Gary A. Terrill - 36
Fraters Club
C. Larry Beaver - 15
William W. Dorsey, Sr. - 20
James A. Dyer - 31
Daniel W. Ericson - 3
Sustaining Contributor
Edward J. Antosh - 16
Warren D. Chin-Lee - 16
Colin T. Clasper - 9
Brandon E. DeBaun - 1
Wallace B. Oliver - 26
Alpha-Rho
University of Rhode Island
Apollo Club
Gilbert E. Haakh - 19
John T. Taylor, CFC - 14
Triangle Club
Earl C. Sparks, Jr. - 25
Kenneth G. Taylor - 34
Stephen A. Tucker - 15
Fredric R. Wasserspring - 28
Fraters Club
Peter R. L. Faber - 16
Sustaining Contributor
Paul Amaral - 6
Edward N. Gronneberg - 16
Alpha-Sigma
University of North Dakota
Triangle Club
Douglas C. Ikelman - 17
Fraters Club
Donald W. Klick - 25
Bryan A. Oscarson - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Paul V. Borlaug, USN (Ret.) - 25

Donald C. Gackle - 34
Alpha-Tau
Drexel University
Apollo Club
Anthony DiSanto - 16
David A. Goodman, M.D. - 21
Christopher A. Grasso, CFC - 22
Douglas B. Jacoby - 5
LeRoy Layton - 21
Christian M. Snavely - 7
David L. Weamer, Jr. - 15
Triangle Club
Edward G. Briner, III - 18
Jacob Brink - 1
Michael K. Burnley - 20
Joseph Kicak - 17
Ira S. Letofsky - 13
James Lindley - 4
Robert H. Stitzinger - 8
James W. Swackhamer - 14
Fraters Club
Leonard M. Compton - 31
Richard S. Gottlieb - 9
Joseph L. Rose, Jr. - 3
Woodrow W. Westley - 31
Sustaining Contributor
Paul S. Alday, Jr. - 6
Milton H. Eshleman - 15
Ryan Kaplan - 1
William S. Thayer - 22
Alpha-Upsilon
Fort Hays State University
Home Chapter
Grand Pylortes
Dr. Herbert L. Songer
Triangle Club
Keith A. Dirks - 26
Robert C. Moody - 31
Christopher A. Walters - 2
Fraters Club
William C. Bolan, Jr. - 7
Andy J. Hanson - 6
Robert Pavlicek - 30
Aaron S. Wiman - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Benjamin R. Frevert, Sr. - 18
Richard D. Packard - 1
Alpha-Phi
University of Kansas
Triangle Club
Dwight B. Cavender - 1
Stewart B. Cerier - 13
Capper C. Grant - 13
Mark A. Handley, D.D.S. - 1
Eric B. Howell - 1
James H. Martin - 3
A. William Shafer, M.D. - 15
John A. Waldron, Jr. - 3
Jeffrey R. Wesche - 14
Fraters Club
Tad A. Gomez - 3
Jan L. Parkinson - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Ralph R. Brock - 13
Daniel D. Mulford - 11
Mark P. Oldberg - 31
David B. Raddatz - 5
Alpha-Chi
University of Louisville
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Rodney Williams, Jr., CFC
(1979-81)
Triangle Club
Douglas A. Koestel - 7
Michael R. Lawrence - 3
Glenn B. Scherzer, II - 10
Robert S. Tribble - 10
Fraters Club
Kenneth E. Brockman - 21
MacDonald R. Drane, Jr. - 16
David W. Eppihimer - 34
Scott C. Marks - 23
David C. Scharre - 25
Thomas B. Skoner - 31
Henry H. Triplett, Jr., Ph.D. - 32
Mark T. Wallingford - 1
Sustaining Contributor
S. Robert Bakall - 18
Gregory E. Hammond, USAF
(Ret.) - 30
Charles M. Steinhofer, Jr. - 27
Alpha-Psi
Davis & Elkins College
Apollo Club
Wendell M. Cramer - 32
Benjamin K. Gibbs - 27
Triangle Club
Michael A. DeVito - 10
Dana H. Kulp - 8
Fraters Club
Robert W. Hotaling - 16
George M. Lauderbaugh, USAF - 7
Howard Rubenstein - 24
Edward G. Sawtell - 33
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas A. Andersen - 14
Alpha-Omega
University of California-Los
Angeles
Triangle Club
Michael J. Leonard - 7
Frank R. Newman - 14
Edmond J. Russ - 14
Fraters Club
Craig Amshel - 7
Sustaining Contributor
Alan G. Segundo - 4
Beta-Alpha
Bradley University
Triangle Club
Frank V. Moulton, Jr. - 30
David E. Shively - 14
Fisher Scholarship
“My experience with my brothers in TKE has taught
me there is more to life than personal gain and that real
efforts should be placed into the service of others.
Following this mantra has led me to seek perfection and
rise to leadership roles.”
Fraters Club
Harvey A. Gorden - 5
Thomas G. Krause - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Michael D. Heins - 12
Francis J. Kluge - 33
Peter J. Squier - 25
Beta-Beta
North Carolina State University
Grand Prytanis Club
James W. Harrill - 28
Michael A. Moxley, CFC - 32
Triangle Club
Raymond D. Barrows - 3
Gilbert N. Burnet - 13
James R. Cook - 5
David S. Haworth, III - 12
T. Alvin Kepley - 18
Christopher J. Key - 7
John R. J. Miller - 37
Wylie H. Mitchell - 34
Robert P. Moore, Col., USAF
(Ret.) - 18
Harold S. Muse, Jr. - 5
Harris B. Pate, Jr. - 8
Fraters Club
Joseph W. Bennett - 9
Jerry W. Childers - 12
Arthur R. Frelund - 12
William B. Hood - 7
Richard E. Kent - 7
Charles T. Lambert - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Andrew S. Aaron - 1
Michael D. Alway - 2
Glenn R. Bailey - 5
Joshua Bailey - 1
L. Patrick Faulkner, II - 13
Roger A. Fleming - 8
Charles A. Riedell - 21
John A. Schachte - 10
Beta-Gamma
Oklahoma State University
Triangle Club
Stephen R. Bashore - 1
Bob G. Salyer - 5
Thomas S. Wade, Jr. - 32
Fraters Club
Lynn K. McCalmont - 2
Samuel C. Munhollon - 12
Dennis A. Roe - 24
Sustaining Contributor
Cecil F. Hewitt - 5
Mack V. Norman - 14
Andrew Payne
University of Kansas
Beta-Delta
University of Maryland
Triangle Club
Jason A. Harris - 1
Sustaining Contributor
George H. Fesmire - 13
Stanley M. Kriel, Jr. - 31
Charles R. Long - 25
Richard H. Serra - 12
Beta-Epsilon
Tri State University
Grand Prytanis Club
*Paul B. Rutledge - 16
Triangle Club
John T. Browder - 17
Robert W. Conklin - 34
David W. Miller - 14
Fraters Club
Mark A. Clark - 16
Philip C. Walker - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Marc L. Baranouski - 6
Franklin W. Forman - 13
Paul H. Gunder - 8
H. Anthony Hums - 20
William E. Wobio - 8
Beta-Zeta
Louisiana Tech University
Grand Prytanis Club
James B. Hall, II - 14
Apollo Club
James W. Duke - 26
Triangle Club
David A. Boston - 4
Fraters Club
Benjamin M. Watson - 6
Sustaining Contributor
George Tereshkovich - 28
Beta-Eta
University of Missouri - Rolla
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Steven J. Muir
Fraternity for Life Club
Eric D. Dunning - 6
Steve J. Muir - 31
2006 donors
Founders Club
John S. Daniel - 23
Triangle Club
Ryan Elam - 2
Jason C. Graeser - 1
Michael D. Kirn - 5
Alan R. Loeffelman - 7
Carm R. Moehle - 19
Fraters Club
Michael R. Beckmann - 15
Stephen A. De Lurgio - 17
Daniel E. Groteke - 22
Ross L. Mackie - 9
Sustaining Contributor
James R. Bollam - 25
Thomas G. Borowiak - 30
Michael A. Di Napoli - 4
James B. Marble - 25
Dennis M. Simon - 22
Michael Suda - 23
Oliver L. Von Behren - 28
James C. Williams - 9
Beta-Theta
University of Missouri - Columbia
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis (1987-89)
Past TKE Executive Director
(1960-73), TEF Director
Bruce B. Melchert, CFC
Grand Prytanis Club
Bruce B. Melchert, CFC - 31
Triangle Club
Frederick M. Burke - 28
Jon D. Cozean - 14
Mark Eidelman, D.D.S. - 24
William K. Haas - 27
Laurence J. Lucy - 3
John E. Marquardt - 31
Fraters Club
David S. Metcalfe - 28
Donald L. Wehmeyer - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Ralph J. Mills - 31
Robert M. Reed - 15
David D. Schnakenberg - 1
Dale B. Urban - 8
Beta-Iota
Iowa Wesleyan College
Triangle Club
Kenneth H. MacLeod - 12
Sustaining Contributor
Robert J. Eppel - 10
Beta-Kappa
University of Oregon
Apollo Club
William B. Clegg, Jr. - 5
Triangle Club
Everett E. Cutter - 16
Fraters Club
Walter E. Bohnstedt - 8
Jack L. Estepp - 30
Beta-Lambda
Auburn University
Grand Prytanis Club
John R. McCarthy - 28
Apollo Club
William M. Brackney - 10
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2006 donors
In Memory of By
James E. Crowther Nancy Crowther
Alpha-Mu Chapter
Cardillo Gallant David P. Bratton, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Stephen J. Burack, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
William J. Carroll, III, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Gary M. Cordette, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
George W. DeMarino, Jr., Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Michael J. DiResta, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Philip A. Hager, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
James E. Hoole, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Denis M. Nee, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Richard H. Osterhout, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Frank A. Sablone, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
James M. Scutellaro, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
William P. Walsh, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Arnold H. Wensky, Nu-Epsilon Chapter
Robert Gero Anne S. Gero
Alpha-Eta Chapter
Gwen Goodwin Ronald E. Goodwin
Gamma-Mu Chapter
Paul Goodwin Doris Goodwin
Beta-Beta Chapter
Lindley T. Locke Betty Locke
Alpha-Omega Chapter
Joseph Maiocco Margaret Maiocco
Rho Chapter
John J. Montasana Selma Montasana
Delta-Epsilon Chapter
John H. Moyer, Jr. Marjorie Moyer
Alpha-Tau Chapter
Dr. Maurice D. Murfin David M. Diehl
Beta Chapter Alpha Chapter
Raymond W. Richardson Virginia Richardson
Alpha-Lambda Chapter
Triangle Club
Robert B. Bliss, Jr. - 24
James R. Dugan, Jr. - 22
Curtis O. Liles, III - 18
Thomas M. Riherd, II - 1
Fraters Club
Daniel J. Codespoti - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas S. Dollman - 4
William I. Fannin, Jr. - 1
Thomas E. Hunt, Jr. - 24
Donald B. Morgan - 21
Ralph N. Runge - 6
Jonathan Spidle - 1
William A. Weed, Jr. - 29
42 THE TEKESPRING 2007
MEMORIALS
Beta-Mu
Bucknell University
Home Chapter
TEF Vice Chairman
Richard C. Ernest
Fraternity for Life Club
Richard C. Ernest - 35
Founders Club
Kenneth M. Sheppard - 26
Apollo Club
John A. Saxton - 31
Triangle Club
Stephen R. Brice - 10
Roger S. Deacon - 16
Fraters Club
Richard A. Benton - 19
Harry W. Elliott - 16
Timothy J. Hoying - 17
Sustaining Contributor
Robert A. Batten, D.D.S., Ret. - 12
Peter M. Friedman - 6
Donald R. McConathy, Jr. - 14
Richard B. Roush - 23
Beta-Nu
Marshall University
Triangle Club
Benjamin R. Baldyga - 1
Johnston B. Bell - 21
Robert E. Fox - 2
Fraters Club
Richard L. Block - 14
Richard A. Chapman - 5
Earl T. Jackson, Jr. - 8
Harry R. Wiener - 24
Sustaining Contributor
Mark Carter - 1
Ernest E. Ferrell, Jr. - 27
Earl R. Kirker - 14
Beta-Xi
Arizona State University
Apollo Club
Ross L. Franks - 18
Triangle Club
Edward W. Barry - 5
Ed Sandidge - 11
Fraters Club
E. David Barker - 3
Jonathan W. Moeller - 13
Donald G. Sapp - 16
Beta-Omicron
Wayne State University
Founders Club
S. James Islam - 10
Triangle Club
Gerald F. Dipaola - 4
Russell M. Holtz - 34
Robert A. Kluczynski - 11
Dave H. Mattingly - 22
Fraters Club
Thomas J. Krupka - 16
Lee S. Randall - 1
Kenneth M. Smythe - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Charles E. Du Chene - 16
Bernard W. LeMieux - 4
Richard S. Mazzella - 30
Beta-Pi
Georgia Institute of Technology
Home Chapter
TEF Immediate Past Chairman
Russell H. Heil
Home Chapter
TEF Secretary/Treasurer
John A. Reagan
Fraternity for Life Club
Russ H. Heil - 21
John A. Reagan - 1
Grand Prytanis Club
Michael A. Smith - 9
Edward F. Tucker - 23
Apollo Club
John H. Davis - 19
Triangle Club
Donato J. Altobelli, Jr. - 24
Jeffrey N. Amason - 1
Thomas D. Covington - 9
Max L. Dufeny, Jr. - 17
William H. Hensler - 6
Richard L. Hunter, Jr. - 3
Stephen F. Jensen - 3
William P. McKibben - 10
Steve M. Mitchell - 28
Daniel B. Mowrey - 15
Thomas L. Roller - 11
Fraters Club
Donald P. Bach - 19
Edward J. Cerbone - 7
Frank B. Chapman - 5
Richard E. Park - 25
Richard W. Phelps - 20
Charlie H. Rogers - 2
Eric P. Slipp - 16
James D. Williamson, III - 3
Gregory L. Willis - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Roger N. Everett - 3
Byron Y. Hill - 9
Beta-Rho
University of Akron
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Kevin J. Brock
Fraternity for Life Club
David S. Baxter - 3
Kevin J. Brock - 11
Founders Club
Robert S. Vangrin - 4
Apollo Club
Bob Troyer - 21
Jeffrey R. Young - 5
Triangle Club
Mark W. Dively - 15
Robert D. Eberwine - 15
Keith D. Goble - 16
Gary A. Hannah - 15
William C. James - 11
Vincent Monaco - 1
Michael P. Ruzinsky - 7
Roger F. Viers - 6
Fraters Club
Frank Car - 2
Samuel T. Coleridge - 18
Larry A. Crisp - 30
Joe M. Giustino - 8
Larry G. Hart - 28
Charles H. Huettner - 28
Veijo T. Panu - 7
John E. Scheatzle - 13
Douglas R. Smith - 28
Thomas M. Sopko - 25
Sustaining Contributor
Derrill L. Carter - 29
Richard Y. Greene - 3
Brian D. Hoffman - 33
Steve J. Mustric, M.D. - 13
Beta-Sigma
University of Southern California
Home Chapter
Grand Epiprytanis
Robert I. McMurry
Home Chapter
TEF Chairman
Gregory P. Woodson
Fraternity for Life Club
Gregory P. Woodson - 31
Grand Prytanis Club
David L. Bohline - 7
John D. Meisenhelder - 13
Founders Club
Justin B. Nast - 9
Apollo Club
Gerald P. Andes - 1
Edward A. Apffel, Jr. - 7
Robert L. Meyer - 34

Triangle Club
George J. Angelos - 6
Charles L. Cobb - 12
Carl W. Cooper - 26
William J. Cullinane - 28
Walter B. Dozier - 4
John A. Green - 12
M. Neale Hickerson - 1
Chuck Milam - 31
A. Gordon Orsborn - 26
John W. Plumb - 32
Robert A. Stambaugh - 11
Edmund J. Sutro - 33
Michael A. Yagjian - 20
Fraters Club
Gerald P. Carr - 28
Jon D. Friedland - 11
Lloyd F. Grinslade, Jr. - 14
Rick B. Smith - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas V. Atkins - 2
Larry D. Finkel - 26
George N. Loomis - 30
*Thomas R. Miller - 25
David S. Oakley - 7
Beta-Tau
Florida Southern College
Triangle Club
Alan L. Novak - 32
Fraters Club
Kenneth W. Harlin - 1
Stephen Troxel - 27
Sustaining Contributor
William H. Brimberry - 17
Charles M. Klein - 11
Beta-Upsilon
University of Maine at Orono
Apollo Club
Richard A. Eustis - 12
Triangle Club
Joshua L. Atkinson - 5
Fraters Club
Wayne R. Cole - 1
Kevin B. Kraus - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Lloyd R. Chase - 18
Brian E. Gill - 19
Daniel R. Lawless - 7
Lee R. Stewart - 16
Howard L. Surrett, Jr. - 8
Allan M. Wilson - 23
Beta-Phi
Louisiana State University
Triangle Club
James E. Fargo - 28
James D. Hughes - 33
Fraters Club
Thomas J. Kennedy - 9
Robert C. Mayer, Jr. - 19
Michael S. Murphy - 1
Donald E. Welge - 32
Sustaining Contributor
Arthur L. Hirdler - 17
Beta-Chi
Southern Illinois University -
Carbondale
Home Chapter
Grand Hegemon
Rodney G. Talbot
Fraternity for Life Club
Rodney G. Talbot - 28
Grand Prytanis Club
James W. McCoy - 2
Triangle Club
Kenneth L. Black - 5
Stephen G. Heilemann - 10
Harold S. Hum - 6
David E. Jacobsen - 11
John J. Johnson - 20
Michael G. McLaughlin - 23
Fraters Club
Mark A. Cushing - 1
Andrew J. Haverkate - 14
Christopher B.Tidwell - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Warren N. Buescher - 5
Fred R. Cook - 14
James D. Olson - 8
Beta-Psi
Arkansas State University
Grand Prytanis Club
John Christopher Dorr - 2
Founders Club
B. Lavon Wells - 35
Apollo Club
Richard T. Gregg - 2
Robin H. Hagaman - 15
James K. Henderson - 2
Adam W. Nicely - 2
Keith W. Vines - 1
Ansel E. Young - 3
Triangle Club
Ralf C. Beilhardt - 3
Marvin T. Hagaman - 2
Robert E. Howe - 24
William G. Pittman - 9
Thomas C. Reese - 2
Howard W. Templeton - 2
Fraters Club
Timothy J. Booth - 3
Robert R. Cable - 1
John M. Cameron - 2
Joshua L. Cole - 1
William T. Couch, Jr. - 3
Rex A. Davis - 7
Dwight D. Duckworth, D.D.S. - 1
Riley D. Ford - 1
Mack A. Hamblen - 20
Paul Holifield - 10
David J. Huckabee - 2
George T. Lalman - 9
Harry G. Matson, Jr. - 2
Gregory L. Mitchell - 2
Luther A. Morris - 2
Richard C. Puryear - 12
Terry D. Roach - 1
Scott R. Ruff - 1
James D. Staggs, II - 1
Charles A. Stewart - 2
James M. Totty - 2
Sustaining Contributor
James G. Anderson - 2
Clark Atkins, Jr., CFC - 5
Brent L. Baxter - 1
Jeremy R. Boling - 2
Jeremy D. Brewer - 1
Brian E. Clem - 1
John P. Doherty - 1
Stephen T. Edgar - 1
John K. Frets - 11
James H. Garner - 1
Alfred Garza, Jr. - 1
Jerry B. Gladden - 5
Wallace R. Jackson - 1
Jonathan S. Jeffery - 2
Norman A. Keith, US Army (Ret.) - 23
Dennis G. Layer - 1
Charles F. Luter - 2
David M. McCullar - 3
Mark A. Miller - 2
Jesse E. Nichols, Jr. - 5
Daniel I. Phillips - 2
Billy L. Powell - 1
Jeffrey W. Puryear - 2
Jerry Rapert - 2
Donnie R. Scarbrough - 1
W. Richard Shelton - 3
Charles F. Stahr - 1
Aaron R. Steenbergen - 2
Jason A. Stinnett - 1
Michael Todd - 1
Mark A. Vest - 1
Charles P. Vines - 2
Melvin M. Wamock - 2
Guy E. Weeks, Jr. - 7
Jerry M. Weston - 1
Frank R. Wood - 2
David A. Woodard - 1
Mark T. Young - 2
Beta-Omega
Missouri State University
Founders Club
Joseph H. Straughan, III - 11
Triangle Club
Thomas D. Schlosser - 17
Samuel C. Weaver - 12
Fraters Club
Raymond J. Graskemper, Jr. - 6
Sustaining Contributor
Timothy D. Clegg, II - 1
Everett E. Dahl - 11
Flynn Scholarship
“Becoming a brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon has been
one of the best decisions I have ever had to make. Being
Prytanis of my chapter, I have gained the leadership
skills that I can not only use in my profession but also
in my social life.”
Gamma-Alpha
University of Wyoming
Triangle Club
John D. Stiles - 27
Raymond S. Worth - 21
Fraters Club
Terrance J. Croco, CFC - 30
Charles K. McClain - 32
Sustaining Contributor
James R. Carmean, D.D.S. - 25
Maynard B. Morris - 19
Frank A. Thelen - 7
Gamma-Beta
Colorado State University
Triangle Club
David Schneider - 1
Justin T. Yeager - 2
Fraters Club
Leonard J. Fleischer - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Richard L. Coolidge - 3
Dennis E. Havel - 5
Matthew A. Williams - 2
Gamma-Gamma
University of Texas-El Paso
Apollo Club
Jason R. Fry - 7
Triangle Club
Jack W. Handey - 11
Jerry W. Sayre, M.D. - 1
Fraters Club
Richard M. Aaronson - 22
Shane Utter - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Ledford F. Beard - 5
Thomas S. Martin, Jr. - 16
James M. Mitchell - 3
Victor M. Renteria - 31
Gamma-Delta
University of Miami
Triangle Club
Daniel Y. Leong - 17
Jeffrey H. Orloff - 23
Fraters Club
Dudley A. Newbold - 6
Sustaining Contributor
James F. Kiley - 34
John N. Cichon
Wagner College
2006 donors
Gamma-Epsilon
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
John R. Fisher (1993-95)
Apollo Club
Norman P. Borkowski - 10
Timothy P. Johnson - 1
E. Michael Leyland - 2
Triangle Club
Robert G. Beck - 7
Richard J. DiMarzio - 26
Roger P. Kalinowsky - 29
Brian C. Kensing - 6
Ronald A. Rosien - 22
Steven E. Yanne - 7
Fraters Club
John P. Markunas - 2
Richard Mohrmann - 30
Peter Wrede - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Robert M. Linz - 7
James H. McMillen - 13
William C. Purdon - 15
Tom G. Sandberg - 3
Gamma-Zeta
Hartwick College
Triangle Club
John E. Maczko - 21
Fraters Club
Kenneth B. Guiseley - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Daniel J. Lane - 2
Gamma-Eta
Idaho State University
Fraters Club
Lyman G. Larson - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Larry S. Phelps - 24
Gamma-Theta
University of Florida
Home Chapter
TKE Chief Executive Officer
Kevin M. Mayeux, CAE (2000 - )
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Miles C. Wilkin
Fraternity for Life Club
Kevin M. Mayeux, CAE - 8
Miles C. Wilkin - 1
Founders Club
Steven G. Christovich - 1
Brian T. Ferber, CAE - 7
Jason J. Goitia - 6
Apollo Club
Corey G. Mathews, CAE - 4
Triangle Club
Donald A. Buzzell - 25
Leon B. Cheek, III - 7
Merritt R. Dimbath - 34
Donald H. Gilbart - 2
Thomas L. Hicks, M.D. - 22
Louis L. LeBlanc - 3
Matthew J. Lehnen - 1
William D. Orr - 10
Aluis I. Searcy - 1
Fraters Club
James G. Carver - 9
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2006 donors
Thomas J. Filipkowski - 33
Edward M. Flynn - 1
David L. Hayward - 32
Kenneth M. Jaffie - 7
Robert G. Murrell - 2
Bradley D. Schaffner - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Richard J. Brown - 12
Joe Fullerton - 1
Gamma-Iota
University of Colorado
Triangle Club
Jerry F. Baker - 34
Richard H. Stienmier, M.D. - 10
Fraters Club
Alfred H. Shepard - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Donald C. Malone - 31
Gamma-Kappa
Indiana University
Fraternity for Life Club
Dale R. Terry - 9
Grand Prytanis Club
William R. Bruns, III - 9
Apollo Club
David W. Stock - 11
Triangle Club
William R. Fortner - 18
J. Richard Rockstroh - 19
Fraters Club
Larry K. Barrett - 34
Sustaining Contributor
Jason K. Belfer - 10
James W. Bentley - 5
Lucian A. Siekman - 32
G. Michael Witte - 22
Gamma-Lambda
San Diego State University
Triangle Club
Richard M. Fleck - 2
Richard D. Greenleaf - 14
Fraters Club
Daniel W. Hale - 21
Sustaining Contributor
Ernie D. Conrad, Jr. - 13
Jeffrey M. Rice - 4
Gamma-Mu
Furman University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis (1971-73)
Lenwood S. Cochran
Founders Club
Lenwood S. Cochran - 30
Apollo Club
Ronald E. Goodwin - 24
P. Norris Shockley, Jr. - 12
Triangle Club
Frank H. Capehart, III - 24
Everett T. Summerall, Jr. - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Alan Blackmon - 15
44 THE TEKESPRING 2007
CHARLES J. TRABOLD SCHOLARSHIP
Gamma-Nu
University of Toledo
Apollo Club
Paul A. Hotmer - 15
Triangle Club
Patrick K. East - 22
Thomas Joseph Gordon, CFC - 5
R. Loren McGuire - 13
Ray F. Todak - 33
Fraters Club
James J. Dawson - 12
Ronald G. Kusz - 6
Calvin G. Smith - 16
Richard F. Watkins - 6
Sustaining Contributor
Arthur R. France - 23
Stephen P. George - 11
Henry L. Majka - 22
Stephen L. Norwood - 6
Gordon P. Voelker - 22
Gamma-Xi
University of New Mexico
Fraters Club
Glenn C. Wonn - 22
Gamma-Omicron
University of Virginia
Triangle Club
John B. Fassett, II - 9
Andrew S. Lane - 9
William B. MacLeod - 24
Fraters Club
James F. Brooke, III, USN (Ret.) - 16
Sustaining Contributor
Alexander B. Carver - 14
Bob B. Sieck - 13
Gamma-Pi
Parsons College
Apollo Club
Robert L. Tree, Ph.D. - 19
Triangle Club
Lee A. Mearhoff - 19
Fraters Club
Frederick B. Clearwater - 33
Sustaining Contributor
Frederick C. Jenks - 26
Don W. Mason - 26
Cochran Scholarship
“Not only do I now understand that I have the
potential to be a leader among my peers, but also that
I can make a meaningful mark on a diverse
community of my equals.”
Gamma-Rho
Indiana State University
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Richard E. Schultz
Apollo Club
Jonathan F. Cottrell - 16
Richard E. Schultz - 27
Triangle Club
Frank G. Garzolini - 8
Fraters Club
Eugene D. Aimone - 25
John R. Cripe - 2
Kenneth J. Kroft - 30
Takeshi Moriwaki - 35
Sustaining Contributor
Larry J. Gambaiani - 12
Richard K. Hidani - 28
Marvin D. Jackson - 2
Joseph A. Kwasny - 30
Ronald R. Rufatto - 12
Gamma-Sigma
University of Kentucky
Triangle Club
Archie L. Ackley - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Kirk B. Moberley, Jr. - 8
Gamma-Tau
University of Denver
Apollo Club
Al R. Bergren - 29
Triangle Club
Wally M. Ginn - 35
Roger J. Keith - 18
Eugene F. Laurendeau - 24
Lionel V. Topaz - 11
Fraters Club
James W. Fleming - 14
George R. Gaubatz - 3
Ray O. Humphrey - 33
Sustaining Contributor
Jere F. Morris - 7
Barry B. Wales - 29
Gamma-Upsilon
University of Texas-Austin
Triangle Club
Roger N. Kahle - 26
Roberto Leopoldi - 14
Brian D. Montgomery - 2
Philip E. Winston, Jr. - 7
Michael Giovannini
Furman University
Fraters Club
Donald H. Biehl - 9
Jeffrey A. Peterson - 18
Gamma-Phi
Emporia State University
Triangle Club
Christopher D. Birch - 10
Jason P. Nelson - 1
Robert L. Riney - 1
Fraters Club
John H. Anderson - 2
Anthony A. Dovidio - 10
Lawrence L. Orth - 10
Sustaining Contributor
John W. Fraser - 9
Gary L. Pippin - 10
Gamma-Chi
Valparaiso University
Triangle Club
Chester A. Meisberger - 10
Sustaining Contributor
James A. Amling - 32
Elmer S. Biles - 18
Russell G. Halleen - 29
Walter A. Hilgendorf, Jr. - 14
Richard A. Ott - 1
Gamma-Psi
Butler University
Triangle Club
Edward M. Bennett, Ph.D. - 27
M. James Johnston - 7
Steven J. Keiser, D.D.S. - 5
Dwight B. Leonard, Jr. - 16
Michael A. Miller - 17
Patrik L. Pierson - 17
Herbert B. Spoelstra - 21
Fraters Club
Paul R. Brown - 2
Roy C. Watson - 14
Gamma-Omega
Eastern Illinois University
Apollo Club
Jack W. Stoldt - 27
Charles W. Witters - 29
Triangle Club
Norman L. Chapman - 10
Kevin J. Fox - 23
Stanley Kuczynski - 13
Jeffrey G. Scott - 12
Joe B. Vangilder - 5
Fraters Club
Anthony J. Crebs - 12
Raymond J. Frederici - 14
Gary A. Hansen - 9
Walter T. Knollenberg - 17
Michael D. Moon - 18
Donald R. Stelzer - 20
Geoff E. Strauss - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Philip D. Carlock - 14
Daniel M. Knollenberg - 6
John T. Matarelli - 15
Charles M. Meece - 4
George K. Mellott - 9
Juan F. Rojas, M.D. - 14
Delta-Alpha
Western Michigan University
Apollo Club
Noel J. Kott - 27
Zachary D. Wilson - 1
Triangle Club
Robert A. Chura - 26
Elbert V. Duncan - 18
Fred P. Glennie - 9
Joseph L. Maggini - 27
Fraters Club
David H. Flucke - 33
Erik Golbiw - 14
James E. McGlasson - 7
Sustaining Contributor
Fred A. Geiger - 15
Christopher L. Lynch - 5
Delta-Beta
Lake Forest College
Grand Prytanis Club
James F. Place - 21
Triangle Club
James C. Jacobsen - 21
Fraters Club
Robert J. Holden - 4
Delta-Gamma
University of Connecticut-Storrs
Triangle Club
Theodore S. Haddad - 32
Fraters Club
George A. Breault - 15
Andrew C. McKirdy - 18
James V. Prindiville, Jr. - 12
Sustaining Contributor
Raymond P. Booker, Jr. - 28
Paul K. Edman - 23
Edward L. Elfenbein - 9
Richard J. Guandalini - 13
James N. Mason, Jr. - 2
Bruce A. McDermott - 9
Bernard E. O’Keefe - 7
Frederick J. Schilke - 2
Delta-Delta
University of Northern Colorado
Fraters Club
Richard J. Koehler - 6
Ronald J. Newton - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Clyde T. Davies, Jr. - 17
Richard H. Harms - 6
Michael Ilyichenko - 16
Lawrence R. Nonnie - 19
Scott W. Omiecinski - 15

Delta-Epsilon
Cleveland State University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
William A. Quallich (1973-75)
Grand Prytanis Club
Donald A. Campbell, Jr. - 25
Apollo Club
John C. Fravel - 30
Ted T. Kubala - 30
Theodore L. Wolf - 3
Stephen P. Zachmann - 14
Triangle Club
Edward R. Addicott - 4
William R. Hilgendorff, Jr. - 10
Charles E. Janes - 6
Salvatore S. Quattrocchi - 34
William A. Wortzman - 13
Michael G. Wukovich - 8
Fraters Club
Richard K. Laidlaw - 35
Frank J. Normali - 5
Edward W. Paran - 27
John F. Pavetto - 17
Joseph J. Vauter - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Robert E. Baier - 21
Gary A. DeWyer - 4
Douglas M. Fortner - 28
Dale H. Lyons - 14
George W. Nowatka - 14
Timothy P. Ratajczak - 29
Donald L. Smith - 18
D. Paul Warther - 7
Delta-Zeta
Southeast Missouri State
University
Triangle Club
Daniel Stengel - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Jack W. Dennis - 10
Jeff J. Durante - 1
Charles J. Herbst - 24
Kent E. Hoffmeister - 19
Larry J. Hoog - 25
Edward A. Tauser - 11
Delta-Eta
Northern Illinois University
Founders Club
John T. Ludes - 23
Fraters Club
Thomas C. Skubich - 5
Sustaining Contributor
Robert D. Fry - 13
Charles F. Morgan, Jr. - 22
Thomas L. Spinozzi, D.D.S. - 14
Gary Tadd - 1
Delta-Theta
CSU-Long Beach
Apollo Club
Richard L. Hollis - 21
Claude J. Klug - 15
Darrel E. Reifschneider - 21
Triangle Club
Todd Bates - 3
Gary E. Wiedle - 26
Fraters Club
E. Paul Tonkovich - 20
Ronald K. Wallace - 12
Sustaining Contributor
Richard A. Martinez - 11
Delta-Iota
Lenoir Rhyne College
Apollo Club
James H. Sloop - 16
Triangle Club
David R. Moore - 30
Delta-Kappa
High Point University
Triangle Club
Daniel A. Smith - 21
Delta-Lambda
University of Central Missouri
Triangle Club
Brad Bohannan - 8
Stephen R. Jenne - 34
William A. Stark - 16
Fraters Club
Russell K. Gordon - 15
Leon L. Maberry - 8
Thomas F. Maidment - 11
Gary G. Mendenhall - 30
Richard A. Schromm - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Jeffrey R. Case - 6
Robert G. Hurley - 13
Gary A. Johnson - 7
Armand F. Patnaude - 26
Delta-Mu
Pittsburg State University
Triangle Club
Daniel Alcala - 14
Michael D. Brock - 15
Gordon L. McKinnie - 32
Fraters Club
Maurice W. Mertz - 29
Sustaining Contributor
Michael E. Motsinger - 4
Delta-Nu
Northwest Missouri State
University
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Benny L. Johnson
Fraternity for Life Club
Benny L. Johnson - 30
Triangle Club
Dale L. Andersen - 10
Richard E. Dinkel - 16
Fraters Club
Bruce S. Barlow - 27
Ronald D. Gayler - 21
Stephen E. Moss, CFC - 15
James W. Roberts - 10
David Teeter - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Peter J. Greve - 28
Roger H. Hitch - 23
James E. Klein - 13
Floyd E. Propst - 18
Bradley W. Shelton - 27
Delta-Xi
Miami University
Home Chapter
Grand Prytanis
TEF Director
Mark A. Fite, CFC
Fraternity for Life Club
Mark A. Fite - 20
Grand Prytanis Club
Edward M. O’Shaughnessy, Jr. - 23
Founders Club
Jeffrey A. Smith - 17
Triangle Club
Gene E. Cross, Jr. - 7
James P. Landis - 4
Gary K. Liebschner - 26
David C. Miller - 34
Ronald N. Richmond - 8
Fraters Club
Ronald W. Barrett - 22
Richard H. Evans, Jr. - 23
Robert W. Hein - 11
Gary B. Holt - 26
Kenton W. Hughes - 28
Frederick N. Mcomber - 10
Dale N. Woodling - 14
Sustaining Contributor
Edwin R. Beck - 18
Thurman M. Fribance - 20
Louis B. Geneva - 21
Steven K. Lauer - 30
Richard C. Lorenz - 2
Michael P. McInerney - 5
David M. Metz - 29
Robert A. Taylor, D.D.S. - 30
Stanley C. Wyllie - 8
Delta-Omicron
Central Michigan University
Apollo Club
Alfred E. Cambridge, Jr. - 31
Triangle Club
Robert J. Graham - 15
Ronald F. Neukam - 21
Jack J. Weymouth - 9
Fraters Club
Richard W. Brown - 22
Kent J. Rosenau - 18
John R. Trudell - 14
Richard M. Trudell - 25
Sustaining Contributor
Terry A. Guttrich - 29
Brian K. Wright - 6
Delta-Pi
Eastern Michigan University
Triangle Club
K. Donald Edwards - 12
Frank J. Emerick - 15
Michael G. Robinson - 3
Dean A. Sauer - 3
Louis E. Winkelhaus, II - 16
Fraters Club
Kurt M. Fisher - 7
Sustaining Contributor
F. Robert Dando - 6
Ronald F. Gacioch - 11
D. J. Hadley - 6
Craig Hepler - 7
Hildred J. Lewis - 4
Donald A. Massey - 10
Kevin R. Reynolds - 6
Miguel L. Rodriguez, Jr. - 7
Delta-Rho
Indiana University of
Pennsylvania
Sustaining Contributor
Benjamin F. Kensinger - 11
Donald J. Mash, Ph.D. - 14
Delta-Sigma
Morningside College
Sustaining Contributor
William L. Hoversten - 23
Donald W. Palmer - 24
Larry L. Sorensen - 8
Delta-Tau
University of Northern Iowa
Apollo Club
Alan E. Wright - 24
TRIBUTES
In Tribute to By
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Garkowski Thomas M. Castner
Lambda-Lambda Chapter Lambda-Lambda Chapter
Greg Hatcher, Zeta-Delta Chapter Eugene H. Pattison
Kirk Smith, Zeta-Delta Chapter Zeta-Delta Chapter
Scott Melton Roanoke College
Sean Mulvey Paige Faries
Kappa-Tau Chapter
Scott Sheahen Barbara Sheahen
Omega Chapter Omega Chapter Scholarship
2006 donors
Triangle Club
Marvin R. Mattfeld - 9
Fraters Club
A. James Schneider - 9
Sustaining Contributor
John W. Greenlee - 14
Delta-Upsilon
Missouri Valley College
Triangle Club
Thomas A. Fritz - 20
Fred M. Rosenberger - 21
David J. Ross, II - 4
David A. Wharff - 12
Fraters Club
Don S. Balka - 28
John W. Ballinger, III - 8
Charles L. McCabe - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Nicholas J. Florentine, Jr. - 1
James L. Mallory - 31
Donald G. Snider - 2
David H. Williams - 22
Delta-Phi
St. Francis University
Triangle Club
David A. Fiore - 10
Fraters Club
Sabino J. Ranaudo - 28
Peter A. Thomas - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Mark Benz - 7
Paul J. Maloskey - 9
Edward J. Ribstein - 23
Delta-Chi
Gannon University
Triangle Club
R. Michael Lander - 25
Michael A. Tryon - 19
Fraters Club
James E. Jones - 6
Thomas V. Noon - 33
SPRING 2007 THE TEKE 45

Sustaining Contributor
M. Robert Cross - 15
Joseph W. Flicker - 25
Joseph M. Pisoni - 19
2006 donors
Delta-Psi
North Dakota State University
Founders Club
Aaron C. Dunn, CFC - 9
Triangle Club
Ronald V. Bardal - 9
Robert A. Bird - 29
Roger S. Miller - 8
Duane A. Reger - 34
Fraters Club
Charles A. Moe - 8
Justin M. Noah - 1
William E. Riebe - 17
Clark T. Sonderby - 3
Robert Wedberg, Jr. - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Donn R. Besselievre - 22
Wayne G. Laske - 1
Wesley E. Ware - 1
Delta-Omega
Western State College of
Colorado
Sustaining Contributor
Donald M. Gerardi - 29
Clyde E. Rader - 9
Epsilon-Alpha
Saint Louis University
Apollo Club
Richard J. Kurtyka - 17
Triangle Club
William M. Fogarty, Jr. - 6
Ralph F. Principe - 8
Charles T. Smallwood, Jr. - 4
Robert H. Wimsatt - 28
Fraters Club
Joseph W. Di Giovanna - 7
Andrew M. Purtell - 6
Joseph S. Rovansek, Jr. - 23
Leo V. Ryan - 2
Thomas E. Staab - 23
William F. Tracy, II - 9
Sustaining Contributor
James W. Agoritsas - 6
Daniel Counts - 12
Troy Kemp - 3
Epsilon-Beta
University of Tampa
Fraters Club
Joseph R. Adams - 15
Sustaining Contributor
George A. Nousiainen - 22
Nicio Vega, Jr. - 34
Epsilon-Delta
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Sustaining Contributor
David J. Garber - 30
Epsilon-Epsilon
University of Nebraska - Omaha
Triangle Club
James L. Gammon - 8
Charles W. Sigerson, Jr. - 32
Ralph M. Tait - 25
46 THE TEKESPRING 2007
Fraters Club
Bob L. Elsasser, Ret. - 11
Epsilon-Zeta
Rider University
Sustaining Contributor
Alvin B. Reuben - 17
Epsilon-Eta
Southwestern Oklahoma State
University
Triangle Club
Mark K. McAlister, D.D.S., M.S. - 28
Fraters Club
Tyrone Eby - 12
Arthur W. Salisbury - 6
Sustaining Contributor
John E. Talley - 20
Epsilon-Theta
Southeastern Oklahoma State
University
Apollo Club
Daniel M. Garvey - 27
Triangle Club
James W. Lindsey, Jr. - 6
Fraters Club
John V. Kelly, Jr. - 33
Sustaining Contributor
Kenneth E. Goach - 30
Epsilon-Iota
Youngstown State University
Apollo Club
Richard A. Pluth - 4
Triangle Club
Gary M. Lazor - 16
Frederick W. Michael - 12
Fraters Club
Pat F. Agresta - 9
Michael A. Mokros - 11
Thomas R. Rogers - 15
Thomas R. Stephenson, Sr. - 31
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas J. Ameen - 19
Epsilon-Kappa
Loyola University
Triangle Club
Joseph D. Rundell - 1
Sustaining Contributor
John H. Gerding - 34
Thomas Skowronski - 1
Epsilon-Lambda
University of Missouri - Kansas
City
Grand Prytanis Club
John B. Hodgdon - 17
Fraters Club
Derace Martin - 14
Epsilon-Mu
University of Louisiana-Monroe
Sustaining Contributor
Roger W. Milam - 1
Epsilon-Nu
University of Wisconsin -
Stevens Point
Home Chapter
Past TKE Executive Vice
President/CEO
William J. Metzger, Jr. (1993-96)
Home Chapter
Immediate Past TEF President/CEO
Timothy L. Taschwer (1995-2005)
Grand Prytanis Club
Timothy L. Taschwer - 33
Apollo Club
Fred L. Jensen - 12
William T. Ososki - 15
Triangle Club
Timothy M. Beck - 10
W. Theodore Hron - 5
Jerry M. Madison - 13
Berland A. Meyer - 6
Fraters Club
David L. Athey, Jr. - 11
Gaylon W. Barz - 10
Gregory Bisbee - 1
Bruce C. Blom - 15
Thomas A. Corrigan - 6
Edwin S. Flatoff - 17
Albert J. Greasby - 8
James T. Haferman - 10
Phillip G. Kallas - 28
Richard L. Kleine - 6
Daniel M. Lavold - 18
Wayne D. McCaffery - 20
Christopher J. Roth - 10
Steven M. Schauer - 7
Ronald A. Schneider - 10
Edward C. Schrader - 21
Leif C. Tolokken - 9
Sustaining Contributor
David L. Baumann - 12
Terrance J. Beining - 14
Lawrence J. Benish - 9
Michael A. Benish - 5
Roger C. Bintz - 2
Martin J. Boerst - 9
William J. Brandl - 12
James F. Bukolt - 13
Jeffrey K. Fox - 14
Duwayne E. Herning - 3
Larry L. Hoeft - 9
Daniel R. Housfeld - 4
William R. Hummel - 9
Robert H. Klein - 19
John A. Lampereur - 9
John T. McGregor - 7
Stephen J. Sievwright - 10
David C. Siewert - 3
Russell E. Soderberg - 8
Epsilon-Xi
Shepherd University
Fraters Club
William W. Grantham, Jr. - 30
Richard L. Knode - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Frank R. Cosner - 15
Paul R. Hetzer - 9
Larry W. Layman - 7
Timothy D. Linton - 6
Epsilon-Omicron
University of Houston
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis/TEF Director
Robert D. Planck (2001-03)
Fraternity for Life Club
Robert D. Planck - 29
Apollo Club
Tommy W. Lott - 25
Triangle Club
Robert L. Gabel - 7
Michael S. Handorf - 7
Scott K. Sitterle - 13
Fraters Club
Carl D. Buckner - 7
Jeffrey Foley - 2
Randy J. Hernandez - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Chad Wolf - 9
Epsilon-Pi
Colgate University
Triangle Club
William E. Bray - 31
Donnelly Scholarship
“Without a doubt, Tau Kappa Epsilon has had the
single most important impact upon my life. Assisting
me to grow as a person and a leader gave me the skills
I will continue to use well into the future.”
Matthew R. Brooks
Appalachian State University
Epsilon-Rho
Northern Arizona University
Apollo Club
Don W. Hulsey - 34
Triangle Club
Michael J. DaDurka - 1
Fraters Club
Charles S. Warren - 30
Charles E. Williams - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Joel S. Barnett - 5
Richard L. Ford - 31
Joseph C. Kaluha - 21
Epsilon-Sigma
University of Central Oklahoma
Triangle Club
James C. Canon - 11
Dan R. Cheatham - 10
Nate F. Raddatz - 2
Timothy S. Reese, CFC - 2
Michael A. Sutton - 6
Fraters Club
David H. Crain - 23
Clarence C. Drumeller - 20
Jesse L. Ellis - 10
Don G. Johnson - 7
M. Price Oswalt, CFC - 16
Jon G. Tankersley - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Dustin Hart - 1
David P. Johnson - 1
Epsilon-Tau
University of Rochester
Triangle Club
Michael J. Mullen - 12
Jay A. Spoto - 6
Sustaining Contributor
James R. Wardell - 34
Epsilon-Upsilon
Northwestern State University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis (1977-79)
TEF Director
William V. Muse, CFC
Fraternity for Life Club
William V. Muse, CFC - 34
Triangle Club
Stephen C. Walker - 13
Epsilon-Phi
University of Detroit
Fraters Club
Stephen K. Valentine, Jr. - 17
Sustaining Contributor
Dennis J. McNeil - 31
Gerald R. Schmotzer - 10
Epsilon-Chi
University at Buffalo
Apollo Club
Richard J. Cellino, Sr. - 13
Triangle Club
Edwin L. Crocker - 30
John Kyriazis - 1
Fraters Club
Nicholas P. Kafasis - 29
David L. Pillsbury - 10

Sustaining Contributor
Anthony E. Rizzo - 3
James M. Zaroogian - 15
Epsilon-Psi
McNeese State University
Fraters Club
John W. O’Reilly, Jr. - 23
Sustaining Contributor
Robert E. O’Bryan - 9
Epsilon-Omega
Minot State College
Triangle Club
David L. Anderson - 14
Fraters Club
Duane D. Dockter - 35
Alve L. Jemtrud - 33
Gary A. Stenehjem - 27
Sustaining Contributor
Bruce I. Christianson - 5
Clyde E. Rostad - 17
Zeta-Alpha
Wagner College
Founders Club
Frank A. Morelli - 26
Apollo Club
James J. Hickey - 12
Triangle Club
Peter A. Anderson - 16
John J. Cannavo - 4
Harold N. McNamara - 25
Fraters Club
Roy Roderick - 8
Anthony P. Sisko - 2
Zeta-Beta
University of Evansville
Apollo Club
Jerry A. Linzy - 14
Triangle Club
Edward J. Cheaney - 26
David E. Collier - 18
Robert E. Connor - 6
Jeremiah R. Cook - 1
Nick T. Masiuk - 1
Mark A. Pillar - 31
Brad Wambach - 2
Fraters Club
Darryl W. Merrick - 2
Richard B. Steedman - 17
Robert J. Vanek - 19
Charles R. Wyatt - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Luther B. Hale - 8
Zeta-Gamma
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Fraters Club
Larry E. Dawes, USN (Ret.) - 4
Richard A. Koepplin - 10
Zeta-Delta
Alma College
Founders Club
Eugene H. Pattison - 30
Triangle Club
William W. Allsopp - 29
George B. Huysken - 28
Fraters Club
James H. Amell - 9
John R. McIntyre - 13
Randy L. Pertler - 7
Sustaining Contributor
Richard T. Dudzinski - 10
Craig R. Fritts - 1
Steven E. Oole - 12
Benjamin H. Reynolds - 1
Ernest L. Yoder - 6
Zeta-Epsilon
Waynesburg College
Grand Prytanis Club
James E. Crockard, III - 12
Triangle Club
Nathan Wadding - 1
Fraters Club
Scott Brown - 8
Thomas F. Flood - 16
Howard N. Fox - 14
Zeta-Zeta
University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
Founders Club
Mark A. Blazer - 5
Apollo Club
David J. Hamernik - 23
Robert J. Puls - 29
Triangle Club
Thomas Dunne - 1
Richard W. Spencer - 18
Gene W. Witt - 26
Louis G. Witynski - 13
Fraters Club
Arthur Budzak - 29
Michael P. Gonia - 33
Russell E. Jacobus - 13
James D. Lovering - 33
Sustaining Contributor
David J. Kerznar - 31
Zeta-Eta
Muhlenberg College
Triangle Club
Richard C. Crist, Jr. - 1
Martin E. Ellner - 29
Brian L. Keck - 21
Russell F. Mazda - 24
Paul A. Silverman - 10
Kenneth B. Wonderland - 16
Fraters Club
Richard E. Fisher - 6
Muir Scholarship
“TKE has greatly strengthened my leadership ability.
Because of TKE, I feel I can continue to be a leader
throughout the rest of my college years and the rest of
my life. TKE has made me a leader, more sociable,
and overall a better person.”
Ellis Jacobs - 22
William C. Parfitt, Jr. - 24
Walter R. Schirber - 19
Edward C. Schmidt - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Bruce S. Albright - 2
Mitchell R. Goldblatt - 26
Drew A. Shulman - 2
Zeta-Theta
Western Illinois University
Grand Prytanis Club
Robert L. Nardelli - 2
Triangle Club
David L. Aschenbach - 2
James E. Dunning - 7
Paul L. Gilles, Jr. - 5
Paul J. Janus - 7
Kevin R. Knobloch - 1
Robert D. Taflinger - 4
Bradley S. Walls - 3
Fraters Club
Robert G. De Fore - 2
Michael F. McAvoy - 10
Christopher J. Royer - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Freddie R. Bennett - 11
Lee L. Lasseigne - 25
Robert C. Toniny - 22
Zeta-Iota
University of Manitoba
Sustaining Contributor
Neill Tolboom - 24
Zeta-Kappa
Portland State University
Apollo Club
Richard W. Adamek, CFC - 20
Ronald A. Carson - 14
Triangle Club
Aaron L. Cross - 3
Eric S. Graham - 1
David T. Keys - 6
Paul A. Skoog - 5
Brian M. Stump - 17
Fraters Club
Teddy E. Dodd - 1
Scott Fraunfelder - 1
Gregory M. Hessong - 1
Gregory E. Newenhof - 7
Sustaining Contributor
Michael L. Brooks - 2
William C. Scharbach - 8
Andrew Quagliata
University of Missouri-Rolla
Zeta-Lambda
Bowling Green State University
Triangle Club
Richard W. Gill - 15
Fraters Club
Edward W. Brass - 33
James S. Lowery - 11
John M. Rigby - 33
Harry L. Roesch - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Richard N. Goeke - 20
Zeta-Mu
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Grand Prytanis Club
Charles A. Gillis - 7
Founders Club
Jay P. Hochstaine - 31
Apollo Club
Robert J. Petrone - 24
Joseph S. Raab - 8
Sean A. Smith - 5
Triangle Club
P. Stephan Bedrosian - 18
Alexander Berman, II - 10
Jeffry R. Paddock - 12
Frederick W. Reinhart - 10
Joseph B. Vivona - 5
Thomas E. Winrow - 2
Fraters Club
Michael J. Corby - 27
Jeffrey A. Curtis - 14
Robert G. Kohm - 28
Peter H. Lukesh - 18
Richard J. Mariano - 7
Ian M. McCain - 3
John B. Weigele, M.D. - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Peter A. Cavallo - 14
George G. Davenport, III - 26
Paul T. DellaVilla - 1
Michael T. Francis - 22
Philip J. Hopkinson - 7
Larry G. Hull - 33
Jeffrey P. Kimball - 3
James E. Manchester - 13
Robert Meader - 17
R. Craig Pastore - 10
Zeta-Nu
Valdosta State University
Apollo Club
William E. Bodnar - 8
David T. Pendley - 4
2006 donors
Triangle Club
Donald E. Bloom - 22
David C. Hicks - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Donald N. Johns - 32
Zeta-Xi
Boston University
Triangle Club
Daniel B. McDuffie - 26
Sustaining Contributor
Gerald Katz - 8
Henry J. Von Kelsch, III - 10
Zeta-Omicron
Western Carolina University
Triangle Club
Norman S. Bledsoe - 17
Joel L. Moser - 24
Dennis L. Palmer - 1
Boyce G. Parks - 26
Richard D. Waller - 17
Fraters Club
Craig A. Wagner - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Michael G. Culp - 11
William C. Wallin, Jr. - 7
Zeta-Pi
Culver-Stockton College
Fraters Club
James F. McAlpin - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Andrew A. Bober, Jr. - 24
James B. Butler - 8
Zeta-Sigma
Marietta College
Triangle Club
William E. Walker - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Robert J. Detrick - 6
Albert O. Orth - 34
Zeta-Tau
Shippensburg University
Triangle Club
Jeffrey M. Baker - 17
Robert Page - 3
Rodman B. Smith - 1
Fraters Club
Charles C. Bolash - 9
Ivan A. Steele - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Scott D. Buffington - 12
Peter L. Christofas - 19
Edward L. Dillon, III - 23
Robert L. Jamelli - 12
Zeta-Upsilon
Alliance College
Triangle Club
F. Christopher Stanecki - 20
James P. Tabor - 15
Stanley J. Withkowski - 1
Fraters Club
Daniel A. Redyk - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Peter E. Bec - 13
Steve Smith - 6
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2006 donors
Joyce-Ann Anderson
Beta-Rho Chapter Special Projects
Marilyn P. Demeter
Lenwood S. Cochran Scholarship
Bob and Libby Carman
Francie & Roy Markham
Rick Williams
Delta-Psi Chapter Scholarship
Julie (Pribil) Rud
Ellanor Donnelly
Thomas H. Dunning, Sr., Memorial
Scholarship
Beatrice Dunning
John Fite
Shery M. Galbreath
W. Allen Herzog Scholarship
Thatcher Foundation
Neil Andrew Hutcheson Memorial
Scholarship
Sandra Bergeeron
Paula Jean Borkowski
Thomas P. Boyle
Rolando Castillo
Antonio & Chrissie Chiarella
Dr. Bob Cruz
Sandra McKenzie Detrick
Marilyn Dorrego
Eileen Dulaney
Anne M. Eklund-Whitticar
Esteban Moreno Figueroa
Dr. Jeffry Gutterman
Nancy E. Hauser
Allen Jones
Gloria Jean Jones
Dr. David and Bethel Kopp
Melanie J. Lombardi
Juan & Esther Mercado
Marguerite Merrill
Maurizio Montalto
Tami Naijm
Jhevanie Reid & Nerissa Olan
P&BA Financial Services Corp.
Bruce F. Stasiak - 5
Zeta-Phi
Rollins College
Triangle Club
Gabriel L. Montealegre - 1
Lee Nance - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Donald W. Allen - 13
David R. Schechter - 18
Zeta-Chi
Murray State University
Triangle Club
William J. McElroy, III - 13
Kim L. Nelson - 25
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FRIENDS OF TKE
Fraters Club
Ronald L. Hopkins - 12
Jeffrey W. Wren - 16
Sustaining Contributor
Jesus S. Menendez - 28
William B. Metzger - 31
Zeta-Psi
Hamline University
Fraters Club
Steven R. Kufus - 18
Zeta-Omega
California University of PA
Founders Club
Frank S. Ferris - 20
Jean Lewis Paul
Jose M. Ramirez
Deborah Reato
David Rogers
Stephen H. Rose
Mary Beth Rudy
Michael Allen Shay
Seymour Singer
Lytysha Sturm
Dr. Phyllis Superfisky
Rex Thompson
Dr. Mike Tyler
Cecile Woolverton
Kappa-Psi Chapter Scholarship Fund
Kappa-Psi Chapter
Justin J. Kirk
Kirklin & Company
Leadership Academy
Shirley Mills
Rho-Tau Chapter/Gary Dysarz
Scholarship
Tawnya R. Dysarz
Beta-Psi Chapter Scholarship
Zachary Taylor
Charles J. Trabold Scholarship
Robert and Catherine Haack
Brian and Linda Jackman
Mu-Theta Chapter Scholarship
Tara Crowe
Nicole Gugliucci
Gregory Hart, Jr.
Betty McCall
Bridget Narcum
Lindsay Robinson
Michael G. Roskin
Susan Ross
Katie Sayre
Dwayne R. Woerpel Memorial
Leadership Award
Diane E. Cooper
Fraters Club
Brent E. Flechsig - 19
Sustaining Contributor
Robert M. Baron - 4
George C. Stoicovy - 25
Theta-Beta
Belmont Abbey College
Triangle Club
Felipe M. Villalon - 33
Theta-Gamma
Lock Haven University
Triangle Club
Leon W. Mazurie, II - 26
J. Scott Thompson - 17
Theta-Delta
Fairmont State University
Apollo Club
William R. Carder - 7
Clyde R. Dodd - 21
Triangle Club
Frank Pulice, Jr. - 14
Fraters Club
Raymond T. Stamps - 19
Theta-Epsilon
Humboldt State University
Triangle Club
Walter K. Schindhelm - 21
Fraters Club
Peter M. Cowper - 5
Sustaining Contributor
Donald H. Rubin - 15
Theta-Zeta
Rutgers University at Newark
Fraters Club
Nicholas J. Franzi - 1
Rocco Incorvaia - 1
Sustaining Contributor
John J. Harper - 2
Nicholas A. Rizzitello, Jr. - 23
Theta-Eta
University of South Dakota
Apollo Club
A. Tom Pokela - 28
Triangle Club
Alan P. Budahl - 29
Robert R. Rietz - 30
Ron D. Vilas - 12
Fraters Club
Melvin J. Bright - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Tony M. James - 28
Richard L. Latch - 12
Theta-Theta
California State University
Fraters Club
Phillip R. Marrone - 26
Sustaining Contributor
Daniel J. Henderson, III - 3
Theta-Iota
Northern Michigan University
Apollo Club
Christopher R. Leemon - 5
Triangle Club
Alan B. Casmere - 19
Lin T. Nash - 28
Jason L. Pennington - 1
Fraters Club
Michael J. Law - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Joseph A. Suski - 11
James Taggart - 1
William R. Warmbein - 25
Theta-Kappa
C. W. Post College
Apollo Club
Richard L. Ermler - 27
Triangle Club
Armen L. Enkababian - 31
Eric W. Gaer - 4
Fraters Club
Alan B. Hodish - 12
Sustaining Contributor
Robert V. Montanino - 16
Theta-Lambda
Widener University
Apollo Club
Steven R. Matthews - 2
John J. Pierson, Jr. - 2
Triangle Club
Byron W. Daniels, Col. (Ret.) - 28
Benjamin B. Hetzer - 2
Louis E. Hoffman - 9
Fraters Club
Albert J. Trimpert, III - 20
William C. Welter - 6
Sustaining Contributor
Charles A. Grassano - 9
Daniel T. Madish - 15
Theta-Mu
University of New Orleans
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
TEF Director
Mark C. Romig, CFC (2003-05)
Grand Prytanis Club
Mark C. Romig, CFC - 23
Apollo Club
Stanley F. Bizot - 33
Triangle Club
Kevin P. Guilbeau - 1
Jim M. Strachan - 9
Fraters Club
Gregory C. Brown, CFC - 5
Chester J. Plauche, Jr. - 29
Frank M. Scheaffer - 5
John M. Strachan - 3
Sustaining Contributor
Gabriel P. Janusa - 1
Troy A. Urquhart - 4
Anton P. Yrle - 10
Theta-Nu
Southeastern Louisiana
University
Triangle Club
Robert N. Bell, III - 2
Brian M. Bosarge - 10
Charlie F. Childress Jr. - 14
Larry A. Hecker - 3
Philip E. Pickard - 5
Travis S. Ridgel - 7
Fraters Club
Thomas G. Jones - 11
Robert D. Tucker, Jr. - 26
Sustaining Contributor
John W. McTopy, II - 21
Theta-Xi
University of Arkansas
Triangle Club
Ora E. Hubbart, Jr. - 14
Fraters Club
Bevley E. Foster, Jr. - 20
Robert S. Lowe - 34

Theta-Omicron
Adrian College
Fraters Club
David G. Comerzan - 3
George Maniez, Jr. - 13
William R. McCaulley - 27
Lewis F. Rehner - 6
Theta-Pi
CSU-Chico
Grand Prytanis Club
Joseph R. Scheiner - 7
Triangle Club
Lowell Ahart - 26
Timothy R. Holbrook - 30
Russell B. Jones - 9
Fraters Club
John A. O’Neal - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Jeffrey S. Anderson - 5
Adam D. Bylund - 10
William J. Knowlton - 7
Theta-Sigma
St. John’s University
Triangle Club
Lawrence E. Newman - 24
Sustaining Contributor
Richard L. Panarella - 15
Theta-Tau
Minnesota State University,
Mankato
Apollo Club
Wallace F. Droegemueller - 19
Triangle Club
Stephen H. Fischer - 20
Fraters Club
John C. Ehlers - 5
Richard M. Foley - 15
Robert C. Weinholzer - 30
Sustaining Contributor
Bruce M. Bahneman - 15
Jeffrey E. Grimmer - 14
Christopher D. Hiller - 7
David P. Koralesky - 5
Trevor L. Michael - 7
Richard P. Milinkovich - 27
Jeremy T. Swensen - 4
Michael J. Vawracz, IV - 2
Theta-Upsilon
CSU-Sacramento
Apollo Club
John C. Fitzgerald, Jr. - 32
John E. Mahony - 24
Triangle Club
Ronald D. Starr - 4
Frank J. Visintin - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Ron Hoffman - 21
Louis R. Horvath - 7
Theta-Phi
University of Wisconsin -
La Crosse
Triangle Club
Richard E. Bankes - 8
Darrell G. Hill - 11
Fraters Club
Ronald E. Held - 31
Craig A. Miller - 5
Theta-Chi
Frostburg State University
Fraternity for Life Club
James D. Williams - 17
Triangle Club
Joseph Keys - 1
Richard S. McFee - 5
Todd Moser - 1
Frank J. Rose - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Joseph N. McGreevy - 5
Theta-Psi
Ferris State University
Triangle Club
Salem G. Bashara, III - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Terry B. Dolley - 12
Gary K. Woodhull - 13
Theta-Omega
University of Charleston
Triangle Club
Jonathon M. Dant - 1
Fraters Club
Kevin R. Fulmer - 3
Mark A. Hunt - 24
Michael S. Mason - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Gregory J. Carper - 1
Kyle M. Hogan - 1
Keith E. Hutner - 17
John A. Schmidt - 25
Iota-Alpha
University of Wisconsin -
Superior
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Dwayne R. Woerpel, CFC
(1983-85)
Apollo Club
Jean R. Buchen - 33
Kenneth J. Kekich - 33
Triangle Club
Joseph P. DeJohn - 15
Joseph A. Sekelsky - 30
Fraters Club
Kenneth A. Wilkens - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Timothy R. O’Connor - 13
Iota-Beta
Susquehanna University
Apollo Club
Robert H. Ray - 17
Triangle Club
Joseph R. Arthur - 21
Terry L. March - 18
Mark Riebling - 1
Fraters Club
Richard D. Rowlands - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Robert G. Edgerton, Jr. - 1
Philip J. Seifert - 7
Iota-Gamma
Truman State University
Triangle Club
John M. O’Day - 20
Keith N. Schnelle - 9
Paul A. Specht - 35
Conrad F. Stempel - 34
Fraters Club
Stacey W. Braswell - 12
Jay W. Brewer - 3
Glenn W. Flasch, Jr. - 3
Jay H. Norenberg - 15
Richard E. Schmid - 1
Sustaining Contributor
R. Steven Hines - 32
Joseph A. Stevenson - 26
Iota-Delta
Southern Oregon State University
Triangle Club
Albert L. Logan - 3
Fraters Club
James V. Ackerman - 29
Iota-Epsilon
Moorhead State University
Apollo Club
Gene P. Schulstad, Jr. - 27
Triangle Club
R. Scott Carey - 13
“I once thought it impossible to play a sport, be actively
involved on campus and in the community, and have a
healthy social life all while maintaining a high GPA.
TKE has taught me otherwise.”
Fraters Club
Walter Bergseth - 13
Bradley D. Eldevick - 15
Marvin D. Vee - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Kenneth G. Borle - 12
Alvin H. Oyama - 11
Iota-Zeta
Syracuse University
Apollo Club
John N. Prevas - 24
Sustaining Contributor
David J. Persson - 22
Iota-Eta
Slippery Rock University
Triangle Club
Dick L. Schramko, CFC - 23
A. William Senopole, Jr. - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Robert M. Italia - 28
Iota-Theta
Centenary College of Louisiana
Triangle Club
Charles D. Holmes - 22
Sustaining Contributor
Mark Cardillo - 2
Iota-Iota
LaSalle University
Apollo Club
Juan A. Liceaga - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Gerald J. Coghlan - 13
William G. Walsh - 4
Iota-Kappa
Clarkson University
Apollo Club
Donald A. Mader - 29
Triangle Club
Timothy P. Callahan - 3
Paul L. Cooper - 32
Edward R. Dominy, CFC - 20
James R. Shetler - 22
Michael W. Smiarowski - 18
Fraters Club
Kenneth L. Conover - 34
Eric R. Peterson - 20
T. J. Schmitz Scholarship
Benjamin J. Workman
Alma College
2006 donors
Sustaining Contributor
Lawrence R. Maier - 24
John N. McCardle, Jr. - 3
Iota-Mu
University of Findlay
Fraters Club
William M. Varner - 14
Iota-Nu
Hillsdale College
Triangle Club
Kurt C. Kern - 2
Iota-Xi
Concord University
Triangle Club
James E. Agnew, Jr. - 29
Robert M. Ashcraft - 14
Fraters Club
Richard H. Smith - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas W. Quinn, II - 11
Richard D. Silverthorn - 14
Iota-Omicron
University of Wisconsin -
Whitewater
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Joel E. Johnson, CFC (1985-87)
Home Chapter
Executive Vice President Emeritus
T. J. Schmitz, CFC (1973-93)
Grand Prytanis Club
Joel E. Johnson, CFC - 35
Founders Club
Martin R. Riskin - 10
Apollo Club
T. J. Schmitz, CFC - 32
Fraters Club
Richard B. Hammerstrom - 9
Christopher J. Phelps - 4
Joseph T. Pyzyk - 24
Lynn C. Stoecker - 26
Sustaining Contributor
James H. Wilson, III - 19
Iota-Pi
Kent State University
Apollo Club
Karl H. Mettke - 34
Jeffrey P. Wokoun - 6
Triangle Club
Jack B. Pasco - 1
Bruce R. Pearson - 18
John M. Perme, Jr. - 22
Michael L. Zoruba - 8
Fraters Club
John J. Zakowski - 14
Sustaining Contributor
Frederick Appel, Sr. - 15
Frederic G. Peiffer - 1
Marvin E. Wideman - 4
Iota-Rho
Seton Hall University
Apollo Club
Patrick J. Power - 10
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2006 donors
Fraters Club
William P. Cunningham - 11
Iota-Sigma
University of Wisconsin - Eau
Claire
Triangle Club
Kenneth L. Anderson - 36
Fraters Club
Daniel J. Boehmke - 32
Iota-Tau
East Stroudsburg University
Sustaining Contributor
Robert F. Aita - 29
Gerald W. Beaver - 7
Dwight W. Bomberger - 15
George C. Gibbs - 25
Robert A. Hawk - 11
Michael J. Richardson - 33
Richard J. Strisofsky, D.M.D. - 5
Michael J. Symons - 13
Iota-Upsilon
University of West Alabama
Triangle Club
Ronald C. Epperson - 24
Fraters Club
William M. Clark - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Ronald D. Boutwell - 2
Iota-Phi
Defiance College
Home Chapter
TEF President/CEO
Gary A. Reed
Grand Prytanis Club
Gary A. Reed - 2
Triangle Club
Mark A. Klein - 3
Stephen M. Petty - 30
Fraters Club
David M. Ike - 5
Richard L. Winbigler, Jr. - 17
Iota-Chi
New Mexico Highlands
University
Triangle Club
Robert L. Williams - 6
Fraters Club
James F. Mandarino - 15
Joseph T. Steible - 18
Sustaining Contributor
D. Woodson Taylor - 1
Iota-Psi
Dickinson State University
Apollo Club
Tom Arnold - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Daryl A. Splichal - 15
Iota-Omega
Glenville State College
Triangle Club
Jeremy S. Griffith - 1
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Kappa-Beta
University of Texas-Pan
American
Fraters Club
Richard Martinez, Jr. - 1
Kappa-Gamma
Catholic University
Fraters Club
Lee W. Formwalt - 24
Kappa-Delta
Old Dominion University
Triangle Club
M. Declan Bransfield, III - 14
John B. Grant - 29
James A. Hudlow - 6
Joseph W. Kelly - 23
Fraters Club
Frank E. Spicer, Jr. - 3
John Jacob Wagner, III - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Millard G. Elliott - 10
Robert H. Heflin, Jr. - 14
Larry P. Thomas - 16
Kappa-Epsilon
Northland College
Fraters Club
Robert DeCubellis - 27
John J. Kurka - 28
Kappa-Eta
New Jersey Institute of
Technology
Founders Club
Arthur T. Hamfeldt - 3
Triangle Club
Mark J. Fine - 11
Fraters Club
Robert J. Grosso - 21
Christian W. Wagner - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Francis A. Calabrese - 26
Dennis R. Morgan - 21
Alvaro J. Piedrahita - 5
Kappa-Theta
Adelphi University
Triangle Club
Brian J. Keeney - 22
Theodore J. Kohnen - 20
Hall Scholarship
“I have learned how to strike more of a balance between
my schoolwork and my social life while maintaining
my grades. Through TKE, I have benefited both in
my general personal development and also in my
leadership ability.”
Fraters Club
Nicholas C. Vlachos - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Wesley J. Cochrane, Jr. - 4
Russell A. Delldonna - 8
Kappa-Iota
University of Hartford
Apollo Club
Frank J. Catapano - 4
Triangle Club
Peter M. Burkle - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas S. Mulinski - 15
Ted F. Wethje - 24
Kappa-Kappa
Monmouth University
Home Chapter
Grand Histor
Charles J. Trabold, CFC
Fraternity for Life Club
Charles J. Trabold, CFC - 17
Founders Club
Mark B. Montgomery - 13
Fraters Club
Steven D. Bussel - 1
Paul Murgio - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Matthew M. Aliseo - 1
Kappa-Lambda
University of Minnesota - Morris
Triangle Club
Robert V. Toutges - 20
Fraters Club
Robbie E. Pederson - 23
Kappa-Mu
Edinboro University
Fraters Club
James W. MacEachern - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Lyon A. Zeibak - 2
Albert Linden
University of California-Berkeley
Kappa-Nu
Rockhurst University
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Roger K. Smith
Jonn M. Wullschleger
Fraternity for Life Club
Jonn M. Wullschleger - 1
Grand Prytanis Club
Roger K. Smith - 5
Triangle Club
Dennis A. Buchheit - 27
Robert M. Hensler, II - 14
Fraters Club
Dan Anglim - 4
Gerald C. Haake - 19
Dennis C. Hercules - 23
Stephen J. Moore - 19
Joseph J. Souza - 9
James M. Stacy - 28
Lewis C. Towers - 33
Sustaining Contributor
Russell S. Ascheman - 12
Thomas J. Simon - 26
Douglas A. Sortino - 5
Kappa-Xi
Black Hills State College
Triangle Club
Roger R. Risty - 10
Kappa-Omicron
Philadelphia College/Textiles &
Science
Sustaining Contributor
David Bodenheimer - 31
Kappa-Rho
Mississippi State University
Sustaining Contributor
William W. Coody - 3
Kappa-Sigma
City University of New York
Sustaining Contributor
Ronald L. Meibach - 8
Kappa-Tau
University of Arizona
Apollo Club
Hervey A. Hotchkiss - 32
Fraters Club
Jack Redavid - 22
Kappa-Upsilon
Villanova University
Fraters Club
Walter T. Lacz - 14
Kappa-Phi
University of Wisconsin -
Oshkosh
Fraters Club
Thomas M. McGinty - 17
Sustaining Contributor
Gary G. Holtz - 16
Frank G. Kuzmickus - 29
Kappa-Chi
Concordia University
Home Chapter
Grand Hypophetes
Brian C. M. Barrett
Founders Club
Brian C. M. Barrett - 4
Kappa-Psi
Quinnipiac University
Home Chapter
TEF Director
James L. Totten
Fraternity for Life Club
James L. Totten - 17
Triangle Club
Geoffrey D. Jacoby - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Paul J. Varkal - 15
Mitchell A. Wasserman - 12
Kappa-Omega
Washburn University
Fraters Club
Gary D. Junghans - 31
Lambda-Alpha
University of South Florida
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Fredrick T. Jacobi
Fraternity for Life Club
Raymond W. Franklin - 16
Triangle Club
Fredrick T. Jacobi - 12
Fraters Club
Scott R. Christiansen - 22
Ryan A. Morris - 4
Sustaining Contributor
A. J. Musial, Jr., P.A. - 1
Michael E. Sutton - 3
Lambda-Beta
Lewis University
Apollo Club
Stanley F. Patek - 20
Fraters Club
Alec A. Gizzi - 9
Keith R. Heldt - 26
Jack A. Wenger - 19

Lambda-Gamma
University of Cincinnati
Founders Club
Thomas E. Oole - 31
Triangle Club
Joseph W. Clase - 2
David B. Ginsburg - 13
Tyler J. Monzel - 3
Gary M. Onady - 7
Fraters Club
Ruben W. Castelino - 6
Thomas C. George - 18
Kenneth C. Holzinger - 13
J. Gray Peterson - 5
Stephen R. Schulte - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Frank R. Ettensohn - 30
Steven E. Yeazel - 6
Lambda-Delta
University of Southern Maine
Triangle Club
Shawn A. Babine - 1
Roland R. Saucier, Jr. - 14
Sustaining Contributor
Daniel J. Mancine - 30
Lambda-Epsilon
Clarion University
Triangle Club
Frederick R. Burger, Jr. - 12
John A. Shuman - 13
Fraters Club
Robert H. Hoffer - 31
Paul L. Karstetter - 10
Lambda-Zeta
Troy University
Founders Club
Joe W. Stanton, Jr. - 11
Stephen G. Timberlake - 16
Triangle Club
James M. Cross - 12
Peter Woodham - 33
Fraters Club
Robert M. Busby - 17
R. Charles Stagner - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Frederick E. Hoff - 1
Jerry D. Key - 7
Michael Wehner - 1
Lambda-Eta
University of Iowa
Apollo Club
Graham P. Filean - 21
Triangle Club
Mark M. Baumback - 13
M. Douglas Carlson - 23
Fraters Club
Paul E. Johnson, M.D. - 11
Ronald E. Orman - 8
Lambda-Theta
College of Santa Fe
Triangle Club
Michael J. Ohrt - 27
Fraters Club
Nelson R. Pleau - 21
Lambda-Iota
Florida State University
Founders Club
Philip B. Rodman - 9
Triangle Club
Michael B. Shelton - 1
John S. Stockton, Jr. - 1
Fraters Club
Kenneth E. Bradley - 5
Marc R. Houde - 8
Cecil D. O’Bryan, Jr. - 13
Lambda-Kappa
DePaul University
Sustaining Contributor
Kenneth R. Piwowar - 9
Daniel C. Raymond - 1
Wayne E. Stabrawa - 33
Lambda-Lambda
Utica College of Syracuse
University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis
Thomas M. Castner, CFC
(1995-97)
Triangle Club
Sheldon W. Boyce, Jr. - 27
Carl J. Garkowski - 31
Michael L. Turner - 16
Fraters Club
Kevin K. Kasky - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas M. Castner, CFC - 33
William C. Dennison - 10
Bennie S. Diliberto - 23
J. John Prestopnik - 32
Lambda-Mu
Elon University
Triangle Club
J. Fabin Covington - 7
Joseph C. Minnis - 2
York D. Poole, III - 30
Fraters Club
Michael J. Robinson - 19
Sustaining Contributor
Barry G. Cox - 12
Raymond N. McClure - 30
Lambda-Xi
Sul Ross State University
Sustaining Contributor
Edward A. Johnson - 4
Zackery K. Whiteley - 1
Lambda-Omicron
University of North Texas
Apollo Club
Robert E. Schlansker - 12
Triangle Club
Scott W. Hatfield - 15
Lambda-Pi
Northeastern Illinois University
Triangle Club
Easmon J. Ford - 18
Sustaining Contributor
Daniel A. Jimenez - 22
Denis J. Smith - 26
Lambda-Sigma
Keene State College
Triangle Club
Alexander L. Mackay - 11
Sustaining Contributor
George L. Graham - 8
John E. Hasay - 4
Ronald J. Karvosky, Jr. - 1
Kevin G. Maes - 15
Lambda-Tau
Northrop University
Grand Prytanis Club
Finn Wilhelmsen - 12
Founders Club
Edward G. Gregory - 18
Fraters Club
Ward S. DeWitt - 2
Sustaining Contributor
John A. Hritz, Jr. - 9
Allan C. Ju - 1
Lambda-Upsilon
Georgia Southern University
Apollo Club
Wilbur C. Bragg, II - 18
George Kegl - 4
Frank Sanders, CFC - 17
Triangle Club
Phillip R. Derengowski, Sr. - 1
Steven E. Fortune - 2
Donald J. McQuaig - 16
Fraters Club
Ben Ellenberg - 2
Robert L. Gibson, III - 29
Ira D. Morris, Jr. - 9
Randy Ray - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Patrick Gribbin - 2
Earl F. Roberts, Jr. - 1
Lambda-Phi
Bryant University
Founders Club
Christopher J. Barron - 24
Triangle Club
Frank J. Sonderer - 17
Fraters Club
John J. Hastings - 16
Steven L. Smith - 6
Lambda-Chi
Wayne State College of
Nebraska
Triangle Club
William E. Koudele - 18
Ronald C. McKito - 1
Fraters Club
Frederick C. Johnson - 8
Thomas C. Newman - 17
Lambda-Psi
East Carolina University
Triangle Club
Colie E. Millson - 12
Lambda-Omega
Georgia State University
Triangle Club
Anthony P. Burger - 12
Mu-Beta
Eastern Kentucky University
Triangle Club
Robert A. Colacello - 29
MATCHING GIFTS
Company Name
2006 donors
Daniel P. Stratton - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Ishmael Purcell - 21
Mu-Gamma
Midwestern State University
Fraters Club
Chris D. Craft - 17
Sustaining Contributor
John C. Grimshaw - 23
Greg Middents - 6
Clayton W. Norris - 1
Mu-Delta
Athens State University
Triangle Club
Timothy H. Hodge - 7
Fraters Club
Cecil P. Horn, Jr. - 24
Mu-Epsilon
University of Massachusetts
Lowell
Triangle Club
Nicholas F. Siviglia, Jr. - 30
Sustaining Contributor
Kenneth L. Georgevits - 26
Paul J. Kerry - 25
Mu-Zeta
Nicholls State University
Triangle Club
Richard A. Clements - 21
Gus P. Cramond, III - 18
Stanley P. Fabregas, III - 3
Fraters Club
Lionel G. Bollinger - 31
Bank of America John Hutto
Boeing Gregory G. Botch
Charles Schwab Paul J. Kerry
CITGO Petroleum Corporation Robert Beck
Equitable Resources James E. Crockard, III
ExxonMobil Foundation Vernon E. Johnson
Walter Lacz
James L. Totten
GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program George Bidanset
Glenn Scherzer
The Gillette Company Charles A. Gillis
Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program Ronald L. Meibach
May Foundation Graham and Julie Ann Filean
Medtronic Foundation Ronald V. Bardal
Morgan Stanley Andrew Rominiecki
Progressive Insurance Foundation Robert W. Hein
Random House Peter M. Burkle
Siemens Westinghouse Power Michael Smiarowski
Unilever United States Foundation, Inc. David S. Baxter
The UPS Foundation Dale G. DeKok
Wells Fargo Foundation Wallace F. Droegemueller
Wells Fargo Foundation Dustin A. Lacasse
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Christopher P. Marti - 1
Mu-Eta
Northeastern University
Fraters Club
Frederick R. Plett - 4
Mu-Theta
Lycoming College
2006 donors
Apollo Club
William L. Beckenstein - 2
Eric M. Chamberlain - 5
Thomas G. Coale - 1
Triangle Club
Robert F. Allen, III - 4
James M. Columbia - 5
James L. Farr - 1
David McElwee - 1
Mark M. Puzdrak - 6
Robert P. Turner - 10
Fraters Club
Robert P. Glantz - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Jason E. Bailey - 1
George M. Briar - 9
Christopher D. Chamberlain - 1
Garrett Cimms - 1
Frank D. Schippers, III - 1
Timothy F. Sullivan - 1
John M. Whelan - 1
Mu-Iota
Western New England College
Triangle Club
Michael K. Littleford - 25
William G. Roos - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Gregory R. Penk - 9
Mu-Kappa
University of New Haven
Sustaining Contributor
Louis J. Scarfo - 28
Mu-Lambda
Michigan Tech. University
Apollo Club
Alan F. Mulvey - 12
Triangle Club
Brett A. Dodge - 8
William T. Hicks, II - 27
Eric P. Konieczny - 5
Sustaining Contributor
John F. Barry - 7
James C. Schluckbier - 20
Mu-Mu
Hofstra University
Triangle Club
Paul J. Appel - 5
George R. Rehn - 19
Fraters Club
Frank L. Carollo - 26
Kenneth L. Wallack - 29
Mu-Nu
University of Wisconsin-
Platteville
Apollo Club
Jerome E. Schewe, CFC - 26
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Triangle Club
James H. Fassbender - 14
Jeremy McLimans - 1
Paul H. Vagnini - 24
Fraters Club
Joseph P. Farley - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Richard G. Josh - 20
Christopher A. Mettke - 5
Andrew R. Schultz - 1
William D. Stadler - 3
Mu-Xi
California State University-
Fullerton
Fraternity for Life Club
Arthur Y. Cooper - 7
Grand Prytanis Club
Tracey S. Polley - 20
Triangle Club
Robert L. Heaton - 1
Paul L. Jernigan, Jr. - 6
Sustaining Contributor
Peter Gomez - 4
Kenneth W. Gunn - 1
Ryan Horn - 1
Mu-Omicron
Tennessee Technological
University
Triangle Club
Robert E. Pugh - 5
Fraters Club
Terry M. Spurlock - 2
Mu-Sigma
Morehead State University
Apollo Club
Elmer R. Smith - 21
Triangle Club
Charles L. McGowan - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Joshua W. Bodimer - 1
Mu-Tau
James Madison University
Triangle Club
Gary L. Frazier - 6
Stephen E. Grainer - 11
Fraters Club
R. Bruce Chisholm - 22
Dennis E. Gregory - 12
John D. Kipley, LTC (Ret.) - 26
Sustaining Contributor
James A. T. Modlin - 1
Mu-Upsilon
Illinois State University
Apollo Club
Kirk E. Klein - 9
Triangle Club
Joseph M. Barta - 9
Kenneth Pollock - 26
Fraters Club
Brian J. Boesen - 8
Michael P. DiMaggio - 28
Robert C. Landrum - 28
Sustaining Contributor
Daniel H. Goldrosen - 5
LeRoy P. Taylor - 5
Mu-Phi
Texas A&M University/Corpus
Christi
Sustaining Contributor
George K. Taylor - 1
Mu-Chi
University of North Carolina
Wilmington
Apollo Club
Pete Divoky - 9
Triangle Club
George R. Erkes, Jr. - 2
William T. Pope - 1
Mu-Psi
University of Massachusetts
Dartmouth
Sustaining Contributor
John M. Martinous, Jr. - 4
Mu-Omega
George Mason University
Apollo Club
Steven L. Payne - 29
Triangle Club
Kenneth D. Reid - 25
Fraters Club
Thomas C. Block - 2
Michael J. Kowalski - 8
Mark D. Monson - 23
Muse Scholarship
“TKE has impacted my leadership ability by allowing
me to realize my true potential as a leader. I have
learned how to efficiently manage my time, coordinate
events, and work with a group of my peers toward
achieving common goals.”
Nu-Beta
Albright College
Apollo Club
George Schaeffer, III, USN - 31
Fraters Club
Robert C. Ewald - 12
Nu-Gamma
University of St. Thomas
Sustaining Contributor
Robert P. Stock - 5
Nu-Epsilon
Suffolk University
Grand Prytanis Club
James M. Scutellaro - 1
Triangle Club
Stephen J. Burack - 10
Michael J. Di Resta - 25
Philip A. Hager - 2
Denis M. Nee - 1
Fraters Club
William J. Carroll, III - 1
Richard H. Osterhout - 5
Frank A. Sablone - 5
William P. Walsh - 3
Sustaining Contributor
David P. Bratton - 1
Gary M. Cordette - 2
George W. De Marino, Jr. - 1
James E. Hoole - 6
Arnold H. Wensky - 8
Nu-Zeta
Elmhurst College
Grand Prytanis Club
Dale G. DeKok - 31
Triangle Club
Joseph M. Smetana, Jr. - 23
Nu-Theta
University of Utah
Home Chapter
Grand Grammateus
Mark K. Johnson
Fraternity for Life Club
Mark K. Johnson - 22
Triangle Club
Frederick E. Burr - 3
Fraters Club
Michael R. Keim, D.D.S. - 22
Christopher McLennan
Appalachian State University
Sustaining Contributor
James T. Maack - 2
Nu-Kappa
Winona State University
Triangle Club
Lee P. Newman - 32
Fraters Club
Eric E. Kirschner - 8
James W. Smith - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Anthony Fiorello - 1
Nu-Lambda
University of Southern Indiana
Triangle Club
Michael S. Eickhoff - 11
John Hubbard - 1
Fraters Club
Brandon P. Cockrum - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Mack L. Cail - 11
Nu-Mu
University of South Alabama
Triangle Club
Tony Clemens - 2
Paul B. Cross - 1
James B. Jackson - 31
Thomas B. Nall - 23
Terence E. Stewart - 5
Nu-Xi
Stephen F. Austin State
University
Triangle Club
Larry H. Axelson - 25
Russell L. Medlin - 8
Fraters Club
Jeffrey H. Davis - 3
William J. Lawrence - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Randall D. Craig - 1
John C. Husum - 1
Nu-Omicron
University of Bridgeport
Triangle Club
Sanford Wasserman - 6
Sustaining Contributor
Frederick C. Burgerhoff - 12
Nu-Pi
University of Delaware
Triangle Club
Joseph V. Boyle - 9
Steven W. Brockel - 22
Andrew J. Rominiecki - 20
Ramzi M. Sabbagh - 9
Fraters Club
Erick J. Lucera - 5
Robert H. Miller, CFC - 21
Jeffrey A. Swenson - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Forrest J. Wade - 21
Nu-Rho
Salem International University
Sustaining Contributor
Francis R. Gilmore - 12

Nu-Tau
Mansfield University
Triangle Club
Robert A. Cook - 26
Robert D. Shorb, CFC - 27
Nu-Upsilon
Texas A & M University-
Kingsville
Triangle Club
Michael Chimarys - 3
Roger O. Jarvis - 17
Nu-Chi
Bentley College
Fraters Club
David A. Wayne - 25
Nu-Psi
West Liberty State College
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas G. Campbell - 12
Nu-Omega
William Paterson University
Apollo Club
Anthony Cavotto - 31
Thomas Delutz, Jr. - 13
Triangle Club
Scott H. Sari - 10
Sustaining Contributor
Stephen J. Asta - 9
George Cabourg - 7
Xi-Beta
Southern Illinois University -
Edwardsville
Sustaining Contributor
John R. Scott - 6
Michael R. Shanahan - 22
Xi-Delta
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Founders Club
Steven J. Greenberg - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Douglas Feigel - 10
Joel C. Kraus - 1
Xi-Zeta
Bluefield State College
Triangle Club
Lino Penas - 31
Xi-Eta
Missouri Western State
University
Sustaining Contributor
John N. Burgess - 25
Joseph Hochard - 1
James R. Hoene - 4
Xi-Theta
University of West Georgia
Grand Prytanis Club
S. Todd Farmer, Jr., CFC - 15
Triangle Club
Thomas N. Meyer - 1
Xi-Iota
University of Central Florida
Triangle Club
Alexander C. Rudloff - 2
Bryan N. Saterbo - 22
Paul D. Woods - 16
Sustaining Contributor
R. Brian Skadowski - 14
Xi-Kappa
Baker University
Sustaining Contributor
Quentin W. Jeter - 19
Donald L. Varnau - 30
Xi-Lambda
University of Georgia
Apollo Club
C. Nelson Tomblin, Jr. - 31
Fraters Club
David A. Duncan - 3
James H. Hopkins, III - 20
Sustaining Contributor
Lawrence F. Edwards - 22
Donald E. Stark - 14
Xi-Mu
University of Dayton
Apollo Club
Steven H. Boyd, Jr. - 10
Fraters Club
Scott W. Gruber - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Andrew P. LaRue - 10
Richard A. Sofka - 4
Xi-Nu
Miami Dade Community College
Triangle Club
Anthony J. Merritt - 7
Xi-Xi
Texas State University
Triangle Club
Billy J. Chambers - 32
Fraters Club
Eric R. Ashenfelder - 5
Sustaining Contributor
Ronnie W. Waddell - 5
Schmitz Scholarship
“Tau Kappa Epsilon has shown me love I never knew
existed, a love for all my brothers which knows no
cultural or religious boundaries. It is a bond that is
the fraternity for life.”
Xi-Tau
Lyon College
Fraters Club
Joseph M. Rugger - 5
Xi-Upsilon
Rochester Institute of
Technology
Apollo Club
James D. Southwell - 4
Triangle Club
Herbert H. Grabb - 13
Boniface Mikulka - 12
Peter B. Tuttle - 14
Fraters Club
Thomas G. Miller - 21
Samuel J. Radziviliuk, II - 21
Sustaining Contributor
Brian F. Buckenmeyer - 27
Xi-Phi
Kutztown University
Triangle Club
Patrick M. Marley - 9
Xi-Chi
Southern Polytechnic State
University
Founders Club
Thomas C. Miles - 22
Triangle Club
Jonathan M. Higley - 1
Travis Hudson - 1
Fraters Club
Robert M. Buhl - 6
Sustaining Contributor
Andrew Pankopp - 1
Xi-Omega
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Triangle Club
William V. Franks - 12
Thomas J. James - 15
Scott R. Lawson - 8
Nathan A. Woodard - 1
David B. Zitzelberger - 1
Fraters Club
George A. Bidanset - 27
Michael J. Brocato - 20
Garland E. Faist - 12
Sheldon Turner
Beloit College
Sustaining Contributor
John C. Barnold, III - 14
James W. Chrissis - 18
Omicron-Alpha
Appalachian State University
Triangle Club
Chris McLennan - 1
Fraters Club
Steven D. Abernathy - 24
Christopher L. Coble - 14
Randall S. Marin - 9
Caleb Smith - 5
Sustaining Contributor
Philip T. Elmore, USNR - 13
J. Corby Johnson, Jr. - 5
Robert D. Twitchell - 25
David A. Womble, Jr. - 29
Omicron-Gamma
Central Connecticut State
University
Fraters Club
Neil D. Robinson - 16
Omicron-Delta
University of North Carolina at
Pembroke
Triangle Club
Hearold D. Dial - 1
Samuel E. Hunter - 11
Sustaining Contributor
Christopher B. Jones - 1
Omicron-Epsilon
Bemidji State University
Triangle Club
Barry K. Schonberger - 27
Omicron-Zeta
Weber State College
Fraters Club
Thomas R. McKenna - 22
Omicron-Eta
West Virginia Institute of
Technology
Triangle Club
Phillip W. Jarrell - 28
Daniel E. Kovach - 4
Fraters Club
David K. McCullough - 11
Dwight L. Stull - 27
2006 donors
Omicron-Theta
Newberry College
Founders Club
Harry E. Hawkins - 31
Sustaining Contributor
Clifton L. Shealy - 9
Omicron-Iota
Rowan University
Grand Prytanis Club
Robert J. Guerrierie - 4
Apollo Club
John C. Krantz - 31
Triangle Club
Ross S. Cantor - 1
Craig E. Major - 22
Dean J. Piper - 1
Fraters Club
Nelson R. Abreu - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Scott P. Lopez - 5
Steven A. Merritt - 2
Omicron-Kappa
University of Louisiana -
Lafayette
Apollo Club
Ryan P. Thibodeaux - 6
Fraters Club
T. Rod O’Neal, CFC - 12
Austin Q. Turk - 4
L. John Woodrum, Jr. - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Craig M. Cancienne - 16
Stephen L. Levet - 6
Omicron-Lambda
Broward Community College
Triangle Club
Kent R. Morrison - 8
Sustaining Contributor
Lawrence G. Wenzel - 5
Omicron-Mu
Husson College
Triangle Club
Robert C. Rademacher - 26
Omicron-Nu
Florida Institute of Technology
Home Chapter
Grand Crysophylos
Julius J. Edelmann, Jr., CFC
Founders Club
Daniel C. Pelletier - 10
Apollo Club
Julius J. Edelmann, Jr., CFC - 16
Kevin A. Helms, CFC - 7
Elmer R. Pensack - 16
Donald J. Seiler - 6
Triangle Club
Gerard T. Overdevest - 1
Fraters Club
Robert W. Jefferis - 2
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2006 donors
Omicron-Xi
University of Alabama
Triangle Club
Christopher Carter - 1
Wallace E. Johnston, Jr. - 29
Fraters Club
Robert W. Veramay - 11
Dennis J. Williams - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Parker G. Cox, Jr. - 7
Michael R. Wahl - 25
Omicron-Omicron
University of Missouri - St. Louis
Triangle Club
Steven L. Engelhard - 30
Fraters Club
Stephen V. Schulte - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Louis W. Pfleckl, Jr. - 30
Omicron-Pi
Baylor University
Apollo Club
Jeffery J. Schnellhardt - 11
Triangle Club
Christopher Doughty - 1
John M. Head - 15
Kevin McQueen - 1
Fraters Club
David R. Duncan - 9
Omicron-Rho
Texas Tech University
Founders Club
Gregory L. Jessup, Sr. - 26
Triangle Club
G. Kurt Hogaboom - 15
James E. White - 14
Sustaining Contributor
Kevin R. Wright - 13
Omicron-Sigma
Indiana University Southeast
Triangle Club
Jeffrey M. Martin - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Charles E. Marking - 24
Omicron-Tau
Columbus State University
Apollo Club
Mark R. Keaton, M.D. - 19
Triangle Club
David Hay - 16
Robert A. King - 8
Omicron-Upsilon
York College of Pennsylvania
Triangle Club
David N. Rackmales - 5
Sustaining Contributor
Michael A. Adams - 11
Robert M. Cembor - 7
David R. Galloway - 5
Richard L. Shelton, Jr. - 8
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Omicron-Phi
University of Oklahoma
Fraters Club
Luke A. Ball - 20
Richard D. Shmel - 13
Sustaining Contributor
Walter W. Jenny, Jr. - 12
Omicron-Chi
Robert Morris University
Triangle Club
Stephen C. Brant - 20
Fraters Club
Mark Wilson - 21
Sustaining Contributor
James A. Vitale - 8
Omicron-Omega
Radford University
Founders Club
Erik J. Platenberg - 16
Pi-Alpha
Ashland University
Home Chapter
Past Grand Prytanis (1999-2001)
TEF Director
Lonnie J. Justice, CFC
Fraternity for Life Club
Lonnie G. Justice, CFC - 24
Apollo Club
Thomas B. Whatman - 5
Martin Zadnik - 3
Fraters Club
Robin C. Myers - 14
Anthony Shifflett - 9
Sustaining Contributor
Ernest T. Park, Jr. - 16
Pi-Beta
Bloomsburg University
Triangle Club
Edward F. Gobora - 3
Stephen F. Rohrbach - 1
Randall B. Spence - 24
Fraters Club
Vincent J. June - 10
Walter T. Zabicki - 26
Sustaining Contributor
Mark L. Beaudoin - 3
Pi-Gamma
East Tennessee State University
Fraters Club
Jeffrey Birdwell - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Milton E. Carter - 14
Robert T. Rigler - 5
Pi-Delta
University of Alabama at
Birmingham
Fraters Club
Thomas M. Adams, Jr. - 1
Pi-Epsilon
Christian Brothers University
Founders Club
R. Felix Bishop, CFC - 19
Triangle Club
Thomas J. Abell - 1
Ross D. Harris, Jr. - 10
Christopher P. Murphy - 14
William R. Nadicksbernd - 2
Robert J. Romeo - 2
G. David Wells, III - 8
Terry E. Westbrook - 9
Fraters Club
Lawrence T. LeBlond - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Brian D. Miller - 7
Pi-Zeta
Auburn University (Montgomery)
Triangle Club
Steve A. Weeks - 11
Pi-Eta
Texas A & M University
Fraters Club
Robert W. Ivey, III - 2
Pi-Theta
University of Texas-San Antonio
Triangle Club
Michael Lehmann - 1
Pi-Iota
University of Nevada, Reno
Fraters Club
Jeffry T. Jones - 3
Pi-Kappa
Mesa College
Founders Club
Dwight L. Johnson, Jr. - 14
Pi-Lambda
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Triangle Club
Douglas M. Hacker - 1
Pi-Mu
State University College-Buffalo
Founders Club
Michael Johnson - 2
Sustaining Contributor
James K. Webster - 12
LEGEND
Annual Fund
Fraternity for Life Club
$2,500 or more
Grand Prytanis Club
$1,000 - $2,499
Founders Club
$500 - $999
Apollo Club
$250 - $499
Triangle Club
$100 - $249
Fraters Club
$50 - $99
Pi-Xi
University of California-San
Diego
Triangle Club
Michael Hy - 1
Pi-Omicron
Northern Kentucky University
Triangle Club
David M. Ginn, II - 1
Eric P. Hillner - 5
Joshua R. Wice - 2
Pi-Upsilon
Towson University
Sustaining Contributor
Jamie W. Ryan - 7
Pi-Phi
University of Maine
Fraters Club
Thomas C. King - 13
Pi-Psi
University of Southern
Mississippi
Triangle Club
Jeffrey L. Smith - 10
Fraters Club
Charles W. Whittington, Jr. - 11
Sustaining Contributor
David A. Culver - 5
Pi-Omega
SUNY-Albany
Triangle Club
Alan Milstein - 10
Rho-Alpha
Winthrop University
Triangle Club
Scott D. Melton - 1
Michael D. Steele - 3
Fraters Club
Anthony A. White - 7
Rho-Delta
Cal Poly-Pomona
Triangle Club
Eric Krieger - 5
Rho-Epsilon
Northwood University
Triangle Club
Timothy P. Bouchard - 7
Thomas S. Luptowski - 5
Robert W. Wilson - 2
Rho-Zeta
Montclair State University
Fraters Club
Michael A. Cozzi - 4
Jeffrey W. Davis - 9
Rho-Theta
Lake Superior State University
Triangle Club
Craig A. Lange - 9
Fraters Club
Stephen J. Chomniak - 12
Sustaining Contributor
Peter G. Breed - 1
Christopher M. Johnson - 3
Christopher C. Seguin - 4
James R. Ziehl - 10
Rho-Iota
Tarkio College
Sustaining Contributor
Raymond J. Mueller - 15
Rho-Kappa
Longwood University
Apollo Club
John M. Monihan - 7
Triangle Club
Sebastian Volcker - 5
Fraters Club
Stuart E. Hallett, III, CFC - 19
Ricky W. Stanfield - 6
Rho-Nu
San Francisco State University
Fraters Club
R. Martin Newton - 3
Rho-Xi
San Jose State University
Triangle Club
Jeffrey M. Barto - 10
Lloyd D. Cornwell - 6
Rho-Omicron
Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo
Sustaining Contributor
Roger J. Stelmach - 4
Rho-Pi
University of Rio Grande
Fraters Club
Angelo J. Forte - 4
Rho-Rho
Sam Houston State University
Triangle Club
H. Scott Apley - 1
James D. Wyman - 1
Rho-Sigma
Grand Valley State University
Home Chapter
TEF Director
Lee M. Stacey
Fraternity for Life Club
Lee M. Stacey - 15
Apollo Club
Anthony J. Abela, Jr. - 3
Thomas S. Asuma - 3
Triangle Club
Thomas C. Beshke - 4
Fraters Club
Mark C. Schwarz - 5
Sustaining Contributor
Heath O. Warmbein - 1
Rho-Tau
University of Michigan-Dearborn
Fraters Club
Jason A. Halprin - 15
Christopher L. Simons - 3

Rho-Upsilon
Franklin College
Triangle Club
Burt A. Beck - 1
James T. Crawford - 2
Sustaining Contributor
Christopher D. Walsh - 3
Rho-Chi
Lebanon Valley College
Triangle Club
John A. Crognale - 1
Fraters Club
Jonathan B. Marazas - 4
Sustaining Contributor
Jeremy D. Wilson - 9
Rho-Psi
Millersville University
Fraters Club
Daniel J. Crocker - 15
Sustaining Contributor
Andrew J. Burke - 1
Taza M. Nelson - 15
Rho-Omega
University of South Carolina
Founders Club
John B. Hutto - 9
Apollo Club
Robert C. Osborne - 9
Fraters Club
Cleteur J. Counard, Jr. - 3
Sigma-Alpha
Florida International University
Apollo Club
Daniel De Los Santos - 2
Triangle Club
Reynaldo Morales - 1
Armando Rodriguez-Feo, CFC - 11
Jose M. Toscano - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Jeff Miller - 1
Sigma-Gamma
State University College-
Plattsburgh
Triangle Club
Robert C. Antonelli, Jr. - 10
Sigma-Zeta
University of South Carolina-
Aiken
Sustaining Contributor
Todd Sundstrom - 2
Sigma-Eta
CSU-San Bernardino
Fraters Club
Brian R. Murphy - 1
Jeff B. Sperry - 7
Sigma-Theta
Saint Leo University
Sustaining Contributor
Justin Donnelly - 1
Sigma-Kappa
Merrimack College
Fraters Club
Michael P. Creamer - 3
Sigma-Lambda
Northeastern State University
Triangle Club
Matthew O. Henderson - 8
Sigma-Omicron
Middle Tennessee State
University
Triangle Club
Michael Chambers - 3
Fraters Club
Nathan M. Lux - 3
Sigma-Rho
Marist College
Triangle Club
Kevin M. Coffey - 1
Sigma-Sigma
Salisbury University
Sustaining Contributor
Sean DeBonis - 1
Sigma-Tau
State University College-
Geneseo
Sustaining Contributor
Thomas S. Doupe - 3
Sigma-Upsilon
Ramapo College
Triangle Club
Jonathan Carletto - 1
Fraters Club
Christopher M. Pendy - 5
Sigma-Phi
Temple University
Fraters Club
Michael R. Strohecker - 7
Sigma-Psi
Clemson University
Triangle Club
Abraham M. Webber - 1
Beach Scholarship
“Above all else, this Fraternity has taught me how to
be a man, stand up for my actions, succeed of my own
accord, and do what I believe based on values and
honor.” Bernard Tawfik
University of Louisville
Sustaining Contributor
Matthew L. Stabile - 7
Sigma-Omega
University of Tennessee-
Chattanooga
Triangle Club
Alex M. Kelso - 1
Tau-Alpha
New York University
Sustaining Contributor
Eddy Salcedo - 4
Tau-Gamma
Manhattan College
Sustaining Contributor
Ralph J. Caputo - 2
Tau-Delta
New Jersey City University
Triangle Club
Joseph DeBenedictis - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Daniel P. Mohr - 3
Tau-Epsilon
University of Hawaii-Manoa
Triangle Club
Charles C. Williams, III - 9
Tau-Zeta
Western Connecticut State
University
Fraters Club
David J. Kozlowski, CFC - 8
Tau-Eta
Southern Connecticut State
University
Sustaining Contributor
Luis C. Silva - 7
Tau-Theta
Fairleigh Dickinson-Madison
Fraters Club
Douglas A. Crane - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Salvatore Calautti, Jr. - 11
Tau-Iota
The University of Western
Ontario
Triangle Club
John D. Currey, Jr. - 1
Tau-Kappa
Virginia Commonwealth
University
Sustaining Contributor
Vic T. Bonavries - 5
Tau-Lambda
Kean University
Triangle Club
Kyle K. Slaski - 8
Fraters Club
Joseph DeAngelo, III - 3
Tau-Nu
Shawnee State University
Fraters Club
Allen F. Hanson - 8
Tau-Pi
Pace University-Manhattan
Triangle Club
Brian M. Tietje - 9
Tau-Rho
Cal-State University-San Marcos
Triangle Club
Dustin A. Lacasse - 3
Tau-Tau
Coastal Carolina University
Sustaining Contributor
Mike T. Vendituoli - 5
Tau-Psi
University of West Florida
Triangle Club
David M. Parent - 1
Ethan M. Stubbs, II - 1
Sustaining Contributor
John G. Evans - 1
2006 donors
Upsilon-Alpha
Spring Hill College
Apollo Club
Matthew J. Previts - 7
Triangle Club
Gregory R. Bel - 3
Clinton C. Crow - 5
Christopher Hoffman - 1
Sustaining Contributor
Robin H. Ruffino - 6
Upsilon-Beta
California State University -
Northridge
Triangle Club
Michael Rondilla - 6
Upsilon-Gamma
University of Minnesota-
Duluth
Triangle Club
Nicholas D’Agostino - 1
Upsilon-Theta
University of Maryland-
Baltimore County
Triangle Club
William J. Kimmins - 1
TKE Colony
Barry University
Grand Prytanis Club
Dr. Ron Lennon - 1
Apollo Club
John Mochak - 1
Fraters Club
Gianfranco Nocerino - 1
TKE Colony
University of Tennessee
Fraters Club
William B. Fitch - 5
TKE Colony
University of Arkansas-
Monticello
Fraters Club
Brett Eckert - 1
TKE Colony
Sir Sandford Fleming College
Triangle Club
Braydon K. Boland - 1
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scholarship focus
Prout Snyder Vakoc
WILLIAM C. PROUT, JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Frater William C. Prout, Jr. was initiated into Omega
Chapter (Albion College) in 1956. Frater Bill took on several
leadership roles as an undergraduate member and continued his
lifetime commitment as a Chapter Advisor until his recent passing.
Frater Bill graduated from Albion College in 1959 with a
bachelor of arts degree and was drafted by the United States
Army. He served in the Boston area administering aptitude
and psychological tests to recruits. After military service,
Frater Bill returned to Albion for certification in special
education and was employed by the Detroit Board of
Education. In 1977, he earned a master’s degree in education
from Wayne State University. He retired in 1989 after teaching
30 years in Detroit schools, including his last years as an
administrator and department head at Cody High School.
After retirement, he re-engaged in his Omega Chapter
Alumni Association. TKE was an important part of Frater
Bill’s life, which is why he made a bequest in his will for the
TKE Educational Foundation. This money will be set aside
for a scholarship in his honor.
MYRA SNYDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Three Ultimate Gifts of Honor
Richard Ernest has furthered the Myra Snyder Memorial
Scholarship with a gift in memoriam. Members of Beta-Mu
Chapter (Bucknell University) already established the fund,
but Frater Ernest’s gift significantly advances it. As the
chapter cook for more than 25 years, Myra symbolized a
mother figure and was devoted to the well-being of the
chapter men. With these fond thoughts and remembrance,
Frater Richard made a commitment to keep the memory of
Myra Snyder alive for years to come.
“When I think back on my years at Bucknell, Myra was
an important part of it,” said Frater Ken Sheppard, Beta-Mu
Alumni Board of Advisors. “I was fortunate to get to know
56 THE TEKESPRING 2007
her pretty well. Although her cooking may not have always
been the best, her friendship was. She was a very special
person. There was nothing more important to her than her
Teke boys.”
Myra, a lifelong cook employed at three different
restaurants aside her Beta-Mu duties, passed away at the age of
89. Outside of food preparation, she enjoyed bowling and
served as secretary of the Lewisburg Legion League. The
scholarship will be available this year for distribution.
REV. H. TIMOTHY VAKOC SCHOLARSHIP
Grand Prytanis Mark A. Fite, CFC has endowed a
scholarship after being moved by the story of Catholic priest
Frater Rev. Tim Vakoc of Theta-Rho Chapter (St. Cloud State
University). Frater Tim suffered a head injury in Iraq, so
serious that doctors at first thought he would not survive.
Countless hours of physical therapy and hard work has helped
him to speak again. He has spent most of the last two years at
the Minneapolis Veterans Medical Center in what doctors call a
“minimally responsive” state. He requires 24-hour care, and he
cannot move much more than his left arm, hands, and a few
muscles in his face and neck. Although he tires easily, when he
is alert, Father Tim consistently seems more determined than
ever to interact with his visitors.
Since being initiated in 1979 at Theta-Rho, he has been
very active with the Fraternity. A regular donor to the TKE
Educational Foundation prior to his injuries in Iraq, Frater
Vakoc attended several Foundation functions, was appointed a
District Vice President in 1996, received the Knights of the
North and Teke Alumnus of the Year Awards in 2006.
Grand Prytanis Frater Mark wants the story of Frater
Vakoc told throughout the TKE Nation. It is a story of hope
and struggle, difficulty and perseverance that will inspire every
Frater. The Offices of the Grand Chapter extend our thoughts
to the family, friends and Fraters of Theta-Rho.

opportunities for giving
Following are suggestions on how Tekes can continue to support the Foundation through annual
giving and in providing major gifts to perpetuate one’s name within TKE to assist future generations
of members of the Fraternity. For more information, contact the Foundation at 8645 Founders Road,
Indianapolis, IN 46268, call 317-872-6533, or visit www.tkefoundation.org, the Foundation’s website.
For your consideration ... giving options
Cash Gifts 1 Gifts of Securities 2 Memorials/Tributes 3
This is the most common method used in Contributions in the form of stocks, bonds or Memorial gifts honoring Fraters who have
giving to the Foundation. Cash gifts of any other securities which have appreciated in entered the Chapter Eternal are an excellent
size are welcomed any time and may be in value since purchase can have significant tax way to honor their lifetime involvement and
response to the Foundation’s annual fund benefits for the donor. A tax deduction is contributions to TKE. Tribute gifts may be
drive or to support a specific Foundation received for the full value of the gift, and given to honor someone, while living, to
program. If you itemize deductions on your capital gains taxes on the appreciated value recognize achievements or celebrate
tax return, an outright donation of cash is portion are also avoided. Prior to making any friendships. Such gifts are not limited to
fully deductible for federal income tax
such gift, the securities should have been held Fraters. They can be given in the name of
purposes. Pledges, to be fulfilled over time, for at least one year. Broker to broker
family members, business associates and
may also be made.
transfers are possible.
others.
Bequests 4
5
Income Annuities 6
Life Insurance
Bequests may specify a designated sum of Charitable gift annuities are arrangements The gift of life insurance can be a remarkable
money, be stated as a percentage of your through which you would place assets into an asset that requires a relatively small dollar
estate, or provide that the residual of your instrument that pays a lifetime income for you investment in premium payments during
estate (everything left after specific desires are and/or a spouse, with the Foundation as the one’s lifetime, but results in a relatively large
satisfied) be directed to the Foundation. ultimate beneficiary. A financial advisor future benefit for the Foundation. The
Bequests may also provide for the transfer of should be consulted, but the Foundation Foundation should be named as owner of the
real estate, stocks and bonds or other valuable provides professional services for the
policy so that premiums paid qualify as tax
personal property to the Foundation. Such establishment and administration of such deductible gifts. An existing policy can name
provisions can provide estate tax advantages. instruments.
the Foundation as beneficiary.
GIVING MADE EASY
www.tkefoundation.org
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tke heritage society
Is TKE in Your Future?
Creating an environment that fosters a sense of
philanthropy, the TKE Heritage Society recognizes the
generosity and foresight of those who wish to perpetuate the
principles of our great Fraternity. The Heritage Society
recognizes and honors alumni and friends of TKE who have
made a commitment for future generations of our Fraternity
through the TKE Educational Foundation.
The TKE Educational Foundation can assist members
in making meaningful gifts for a lasting legacy, such as a
future gift through a planned estate investment. The Heritage
Society recognizes those who will help to assure the future of
TKE through its second century.
Are You Included?
The Heritage Society is not intended for recognition of
ongoing general support purposes, but for the special
commitments made over and above annual fund gifts, to help
grow the permanent endowment and designated funds. Any
individual making a commitment to the Fraternity should
advise the TKE Educational Foundation of the gift details so
their name may be included in the Heritage Society.
“The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.”
– William James
58 THE TEKESPRING 2007
Thank You Heritage Society:
Paul C. Aspinwall, University of Wisconsin-Madison
George Blankenship, Marshall University
Brian M. Bosarge, Southeastern Louisiana University
George P. Bundy, Monmouth College, New Jersey
Bruce E. Carlson, College of St. Thomas
Thomas M. Castner, PGP, Utica College of Syracuse
University
Robert W. Conklin, Tri State University
James E. Crockard, III, Waynesburg College
L. David Dickensheets, University of Kansas
Edward R. Dominy, Clarkson University
Richard C. Ernest, Bucknell University
Mark A. Fite, Miami University of Ohio
Christopher A. Grasso, Drexel University
Stuart E. Hallett, III, Longwood College
Harry E. Hawkins, Newberry College
Jimmy R. Haws, University of Central Oklahoma
Russell H. Heil, Georgia Institute of Technology
James M. Hooker, Bowling Green State University
Joel E. Johnson, PGP, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Kevin W. Johnson, The Grand Chapter
Mark K. Johnson, University of Utah
Steven A. Jones, Knox College
Kurt F. Klein, Southeastern Louisiana University
Mark A. Kubik, Grand Valley State University
Maurice J. Lindquist, Carroll College
Erni Mann
John M. Manzanares, California State University-Fullerton
Tom McAninch, Arizona State University
Edward R. McDowell, Cornell University
Gary S. Michel, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Michael A. Moxley, North Carolina State University
Ronald F. Neukam, Central Michigan University
Dennis W. Perry, University of New Hampshire
J. Wesley Pierce, Western Carolina University
W. Patrick Resen, University of Texas-El Paso
Mark C. Romig, University of New Orleans
Frank Sanders, Georgia Southern University
Jerome E. Schewe, University of Wisconsin-Platteville
Walter K. Schindhelm, Humboldt State University
T. J. Schmitz, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Elmer R. Smith, Morehead State University
Wayne D. Switzer, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Rodney G. Talbot, Southern Illinois University
Timothy L. Taschwer, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Pt.
Warren M. Van, University of Washington
Coby S. Villalobos, University of Texas-El Paso
Richard B. Walker, University of Texas-El Paso
Elizabeth E. Woerpel
Alan E. Wright, University of Northern Iowa

leaving a legacy
Chapter Eternal Honor Roll
The following Fraters have made a commitment of $10,000 or more in support of the TKE Educational Foundation:
Name Chapter School
William C. M. Schroeder Gamma University of Illinois
Carrol C. Hall Iota Eureka College
Roy S. Otte Xi Washington University
Claude Prichard Rho West Virginia University
Eric H. Pierson Tau Oregon State University
Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Upsilon University of Michigan
Lloyd E. Steele Chi University of Washington
Charles H. Miller Psi Gettysburg College
C. Herbert Foutz Psi Gettysburg College
J. George Schmid, Jr. Psi Gettysburg College
William C. Prout, Jr. Omega Albion College
D. Reed Geer Alpha-Kappa University of Pennsylvania
Harry J. Donnelly, Jr. Alpha-Kappa University of Pennsylvania
(via will of Ellanor C.)
Rodney Williams, Jr., CFC, PGP Alpha-Chi University of Louisville
Paul B. Rutledge Beta-Epsilon Tri-State University
George W. Woolery Beta-Sigma University of Southern California
Robert M. Hill Gamma-Kappa Indiana University
hen it’s time to begin planning your estate, you think
about the people and organizations that have played a
role in your life. You have supported TKE during your
Wwill
lifetime. You believe in our mission and understand that we
continue to make a positive difference in the world far into the future.
How can you provide for our future support? By including a
charitable bequest in your will or revocable trust.
A bequest is easy to arrange:
• It is not payable until death, so it does not affect your assets or
cash flow during your lifetime.
It is private – your will is not filed or made public until your
death.
It is revocable – you can change the provisions in your will or
trust at any time until death.
A bequest can deliver a specific gift to TKE Educational Foundation:
“I bequeath the sum of Ten Thousand ($10,000) Dollars.” Or, it can
deliver a percentage of the balance remaining in your estate after
taxes, expenses and specific bequests have been paid – what’s known
as the residue of your estate: “I bequeath 10 percent of the residue of my
estate.” Generally, giving a percentage of the residue allows for more
flexibility in your long-term planning.
A charitable bequest or trust distribution is deductible for federal
estate tax purposes, and there is no limit on the deduction your estate can
claim. In addition, the gift is usually exempt from state inheritance taxes.
Ways You Can Make Your Bequest
Specific Bequest
Your bequest can deliver a specific dollar amount, asset, or
percentage of your estate:
I give all the General Motors stock I own at the time of my death to
TKE Educational Foundation for the benefit of my home chapter, the
Alpha Chapter.”
Residual Bequest
Alternately, you can give all or a percentage of the balance
remaining in your estate after expenses, taxes, and the specific bequests
have been paid:
“Of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, I give twenty-five
(25%) percent to TKE Educational Foundation for the benefit of
Alpha Chapter.”
Contingent Bequest
Finally, your bequest can be payable to TKE Educational
Foundation if the initial beneficiary is unable to inherit it:
“If my nephew does not survive me, is otherwise unable to inherit, or
disclaims this bequest, I direct that it be paid to TKE Educational
Foundation for the benefit of my home chapter, Alpha Chapter.”
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Dear Fraters and Friends:
Since joining the Foundation in September 2005, I have had the great pleasure of reconnecting to the Fraternity that I love and to gradually
begin meeting all of you who share in this commitment to Tau Kappa Epsilon. I am truly moved by the generous commitment of so many Fraters
and Friends and recognize that gifts to the Foundation are making and will continue to make a positive difference in each Frater’s experience of
Fraternity.
In recognition of the generous commitment of our donors, the Foundation’s development committee decided to print a donors list that
recognized LIFETIME GIVING. In previous issues of the Foundation’s Annual Report, contributors were listed based on the number of years
each has given. This distinction is still printed beside the names of each Frater under our CHAPTER listings.
Please join me in recognizing the generosity and deep commitment of those whose LIFETIME COMMITMENTS total very generous levels
of support. They deserve our deep appreciation.
SOCIETY OF 1899
Gifts of $250,000 or more
Steve J. Muir
Charles R. Walgreen, Jr.
GRAND PRYTANIS’
CIRCLE
Gifts of $100,000 - $249,999
Richard C. Ernest
Gregory P. Woodson
PRESIDENTS
CIRCLE
Gifts of $50,000 - $99,999
John A. Courson, CFC
Christopher Eber
W. Allan Herzog
Mark K. Johnson
Lonnie G. Justice, CFC
Charles H. Miller
William V. Muse, CFC
Charles J. Trabold, CFC
LEADERS SOCIETY
Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999
Robert J. Borel
Dan W. Bower
Donald A. Campbell, Jr.
Daniel Lee Cummings
Edward C. Droste
John C. Fitzgerald, Jr.
C. Herbert Foutz
Russ H. Heil
Fredrick T. Jacobi
Joel E. Johnson, CFC
Wallace E. Johnston, Jr.
Michael A. Moxley, CFC
Bernard S. Palcich
Kevin H. Pollard
Lloyd E. Steele
James V. Wyllie
SCHOLARS
SOCIETY
Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999
David S. Baxter
Thomas H. Beadles
Kevin J. Brock
Lenwood S. Cochran
James G. Crouse, Sr.
lifetime giving clubs
60 THE TEKESPRING 2007
John S. Daniel
Mark A. Fite, CFC
Raymond W. Franklin
Robert W. Holder
Benny L. Johnson
Frank W. Koenen
Mark Kuhnke, M.D.
Gary A. LaBranche, CFC
James S. Margolin, PGP
Kevin M. Mayeux
Bruce B. Melchert, CFC
Gerald J. Murphy
John H. Nelson
Edward M. O’Shaughnessy, Jr.
Robert D. Planck
Mark C. Romig, CFC
Frederick G. Ruffner, Jr.
T. J. Schmitz, CFC
Kenneth M. Sheppard
Christian B. Silge
Rodney G. Talbot
Timothy L. Taschwer
James L. Totten
Norman R. Weldon
James D. Williams
TRIANGLE
SOCIETY
Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999
David L. Adcock, CFC
Lloyd A. Alaback
Paul C. Aspinwall
Ernest A. Autin, Jr.
Frederick C. Bachmann
Richard M. Balue
David L. Bohline
George F. Bostwick
Jean R. Buchen
Sherman K. Burd
Robert L. Byers
Bruce E. Carlson, CFC
Thomas M. Castner, CFC
Anthony Cavotto
Robert W. Conklin
Dan L. Connolly
Dale G. DeKok
Clyde R. Dodd
Allyn C. Donaldson, Jr.
Eric D. Dunning
S. Todd Farmer, Jr., CFC
James D. Fiala
Magnus Flaws, Jr.
Daniel D. Freeberg
Christopher A. Grasso, CFC
Edward G. Gregory
James B. Hall, II
David J. Hamernik
Earle H. Harbison, Jr.
James W. Harrill
Brad L. Harris
Harry E. Hawkins
Jay P. Hochstaine
Kurt L. Hoffer
James M. Hooker
Don W. Hulsey
Stanley W. Hungerford
Steven A. Jones, CFC
Jerome A. Kaufman
James M. Kilts
Michael R. Lang
J. Andrew Langan
Henry C. H. Leung
John T. Ludes
Benjamin C. Madey
Robert N. McIntire, Ph.D.
Thomas C. Miles
David W. Miller
David R. Moore
Robert L. Nardelli
Joseph P. Ng
Dr. Jerry C. Nims
Thomas E. Oole
Paul F. Oreffice
Paul M. Parks
Eugene H. Pattison
James F. Place
Erik J. Platenberg
Tracey S. Polley
John N. Prevas
Patrick J. Reilly, CFC
W. Patrick Resen, CFC
Frank Sanders, CFC
Charlie J. Saunders, Sr.
Jerome E. Schewe, CFC
Richard E. Schultz
Russell L. Slider
Michael A. Smith
Bob L. Sokolowski
Connie R. Solum, Jr.
Paul A. Specht
Lee M. Stacey
Jack W. Stoldt
Joseph H. Straughan, III
Bob N. Tenney
C. Nelson Tomblin, Jr.
Edward F. Tucker
Warren M. Van
Harold C. Vance
Neal R. Vandewalle
Soren R. Wehner
E. Wayne Williamson
Charles W. Witters
Justin B. Woo
Alan E. Wright
FOUNDERS
SOCIETY
Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999
Michael J. Albano
Adrian L. Aldredge
Gabriel Anaya
Edward M. Anderson
Thomas H. Andrews
Robert M. Ashbrook
Gary A. Reed, TEF President/CEO
Jerry F. Baker
Robert R. Barrett
Christopher J. Barron
Johnston B. Bell
Al R. Bergren
Robert A. Bird
R. Felix Bishop, CFC
Scott D. Boyer
Wilbur C. Bragg, II
William E. Bray
J. Edward Brewer
William R. Bruns, III
Dick H. Burwash
Ronald A. Carson
Steven E. Cassady
James L. Chapman
Dan R. Cheatham
Ross A. Cherry
Edward B. Cook, Jr.
Arthur Y. Cooper
Steven N. Cory
Jonathan F. Cottrell
Wendell M. Cramer
James E. Crockard, III
William R. Crossman
Alan M. Crosta, Jr., M.D., CFC
Robert G. Cundith
John H. Davis
Willett C. Deady
Frederick J. Denckhoff, Jr.
Merritt R. Dimbath
John C. Dimmer
Edward R. Dominy, CFC
James W. Duke
Art J. Dyroff
Mark Eidelman, D.D.S.
William E. Elliott
Martin E. Ellner
Steven L. Engelhard
Armen L. Enkababian
Gary L. Epperson, CFC
Richard L. Ermler
Theodore E. Evans
Frank S. Ferris
Clark W. Fetridge
James E. Fitzmorris, Jr.
Lawrence G. Foster, Jr.
John C. Fravel
John R. Garman
Benjamin K. Gibbs
Charles A. Gillis
David A. Goodman, MD
Ronald E. Goodwin
Robert J. Graham
Richard F. Gray
Donald H. Greeley
F. Harger Green
Howard V. Gregory
Dennis R. Guenther
Rand P. Hall, CFC
Jason A. Halprin
James H. Harris
S. David Hemphill
Edward D. Herringshaw
William T. Hicks, II
J. Herbert Hoch
Thomas J. Hogan
Richard L. Hollis
Charles D. Holmes
Hervey A. Hotchkiss
Robert E. Howe
Les A. Hudson, Jr.
James D. Hughes
John B. Hutto
Kevin G. Iverson
Larrison C. Jackson, CFC
Mark A. Jacobson
Walter K. Janssen, M.D.
C. Richard Jeppesen
Michael K. Jhin
Roger N. Kahle
Kenneth J. Kekich
Bruce P. Kerzic
Claude J. Klug
Steve M. Koper
Noel J. Kott
John C. Krantz
Ted T. Kubala
Richard J. Kurtyka
William H. Lambert, Jr.
Rex A. Lamm
Howard T. Lanan
R. Michael Lander
Edward F. Lane
LeRoy Layton
R. K. Lee, CFC
Maurice J. Lindquist
Jerry A. Linzy
Michael K. Littleford
Douglas M. Loewe
Bruce A. Lorenz
Richard B. Lynch
Donald A. Mader
Casimir B. Madey
John E. Mahony
John R. McCarthy
A. James McCollum
Howard F. McCormack, Jr.
Gordon L. McKinnie
John D. Meisenhelder
Robert L. Meyer
Chuck Milam
Allen W. Milburn
John R. J. Miller
James B. Miner
Robert C. Moehle
William W. Montgomery, III
Frank A. Morelli
Joseph A. Moretz
Ronald J. Moser, Jr.
Christopher P. Murphy
Timothy J. Murphy, CFC
Bryan D. Newman
Lee P. Newman
Paul S. Nix, III
Ronald R. Noden
Michael J. Ohrt
Enlow A. Ose
Webster W. Palmquist
Stanley F. Patek

Daniel C. Pelletier
Lino Penas
Ron R. Petrini
Stephen M. Petty
John B. Phillips
Mark A. Pillar
Bryce S. Plesner
John W. Plumb
A. Tom Pokela
Kenneth Pollock
York D. Poole, III
Robert J. Puls
David A. Putnam
D. Thomas Ramey
Carl W. Rasmusen
Eric S. Ratinoff, CFC
Robert H. Ray
John A. Reagan
Bill A. Reed
Gary A. Reed
Kenneth D. Reid
Richard J. Renaud
Victor M. Renteria
Timothy G. Richtsmeier
Gordon K. Rieske
Eugene A. Rondash
Steven T. Ross
Jack R. Sanders
John A. Saxton
George Schaeffer, III, USN
Gene P. Schulstad, Jr.
Herbert L. Scofield
Dwight R. Sedgwick
Ned R. Serrio
Joe H. Shinn, Ph.D.
James H. Sloop
Elmer R. Smith
Jeffrey A. Smith
William A. Stark
Conrad F. Stempel
Charles S. Tappan
Gary A. Terrill
William A. Thompson
Hayes W. Thompson, CFC
Bob Troyer
Jack L. Ufheil
Paul H. Vagnini
Russell P. Veldenz
John B. Visceglia
Thomas S. Wade, Jr.
Glenn M. Wagner
Steven G. Wedge
David J. Weller
B. Lavon Wells
Richard T. West
David K. Wheeler
James E. White
Frederick E. Wicks
Finn Wilhelmsen
Miles C. Wilkin
Robert C. Williams
Gene W. Witt
John M. Wolf
Jonn M. Wullschleger
OPPORTUNITY
OUT OF DEFEAT
CLUB
Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499
Richard M. Aaronson
Steven D. Abernathy
Richard W. Adamek, CFC
Gilbert F. Adams
Michael A. Adams
Robert P. Adler
James E. Agnew, Jr.
Lowell Ahart
John M. Albright
Daniel Alcala
C. Dale Allen
William W. Allsopp
William F. Amirault
Thomas R. Amoruso
Dale L. Andersen
R. Michael Andersen
Kenneth L. Anderson
Peter A. Anderson
David J. Anderson
Arthur E. Anderson
George J. Angelos
John C. Angus
Thomas T. Antonecchia
Edward A. Apffel, Jr.
Steven W. Ard
David R. Arday, M.D.
W. Wayne Arend, Jr.
Tom Arnold
Merit R. Arnold
Sheldon Arpad
Joseph R. Arthur
Robert M. Ashcraft
Robert H. Atwater
Lambert D. Austin, Jr.
Larry H. Axelson
John D. Bading
Frank D. Badolato
T. Brian Bakeman
James M. Baker
George W. Baldwin, Jr.
Don S. Balka
Luke A. Ball
Richard E. Bankes
Robert P. Barone
Larry K. Barrett
Joseph M. Barta
Brian L. Bates
David E. Bates
Coy L. Batson
Robert S. Battles
Thomas A. Baxter
Joe N. Beam
Robert H. Bean
C. Larry Beaver
Robert L. Becker
P. Stephan Bedrosian
James M. Behling
Richard B. Bell
W. R. Ben Wicke
William B. Bennett
Edward M. Bennett, PhD
Frederick A. Berg
Roger A. Berger
Robert E. Berktold, M.D.
Alexander Berman, II
Jeffrey W. Berno
John W. Berry, Jr.
Robert L. Best
Raymond T. Beurket, III
Orvil G. Bicknell
Dale E. Biehler
John L. Bilisoly
Frank G. Bilotta
Brian D. Bixler
Stanley F. Bizot
Christopher M. Blais, M.D.
Mark A. Blazer
Norman S. Bledsoe
Olin D. Blessing
Robert B. Bliss, Jr.
Donald E. Bloom
Stanley W. Blum
Richard J. Blum
William D. Boden
William E. Bodnar
Daniel J. Boehmke
Brad Bohannan
Joseph E. Boles
Lionel G. Bollinger
Biff W. Bonnivier, Jr.
Norman P. Borkowski
Michael F. Born
David J. Borowsky
David D. Bosely
Jacob Bosnian
Gregory G. Botch, P. E.
Edward J. Boulbol
Sheldon W. Boyce, Jr., Esq.
Steven H. Boyd, Jr.
Brian P. Boyer
Henry A. Brackman
William M. Brackney
David F. Brady
Andrew F. Braff, MD
Erik L. Brannon
M. Declan Bransfield, III
Stephen C. Brant
Edward W. Brass
Jay W. Bratton
John H. Bredenfoerder
Donald W. Brinckman
Edward G. Briner, III
Irvin Brobeck, Jr.
Steven W. Brockel
Kenneth H. Brockschmidt
John T. Browder
Robert W. Brown
Bryan W. Brown
Ben F. Brown, III
Edward T. Brown, Ph.D.
David Van Bruaene
Daryl E. Brumley
Richard K. Brush
Bruce D. Bucher
Alan P. Budahl
David V. Buhl, Jr.
Ronald W. Bullock
Arthur L. Buraglio, Jr.
Frederick M. Burke
Michael K. Burnley
Terry D. Burns
Tony F. Butala
Donald A. Buzzell
Aron H. Bylander
Alfred E. Cambridge, Jr.
Douglas B. Campbell
Frank A. Cangemi
Robert W. Canty
Frank H. Capehart, III
Robert C. Carpenter
Gerald P. Carr
Charles C. Caruso
Alexander B. Carver
Alan B. Casmere
Roger R. Cedillo
Richard J. Cellino, Sr.
Woolery Scholarship
“From the family I have joined in TKE and the
business end of an organization I have an invested
sentiment in, I can finally say I know what I want
to do with my life.”
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Stewart B. Cerier
Eric M. Chamberlain
John Chamberlain
Raymond G. Chambers
Joseph H. Chambers
Billy J. Chambers
John R. Chapman
Norman L. Chapman
John R. Chapman
Ray A. Charles
Hancock Chau
Edward J. Cheaney
R. Bruce Chisholm
Joseph A. Chrisman
Scott R. Christiansen
Thomas H. Christianson
H. Earle Christianson
Gerald D. Clark
James M. Clayton, CFC
Frederick B. Clearwater
William B. Clegg, Jr.
Donald G. Clodfelter
Stephen K. Cloetingh
Charles L. Cobb
Daniel J. Codespoti
Kenneth T. Coffman
Robert A. Colacello
David E. Collier
Arthur R. Collins, Jr.
Tom Cologna
Henry E. Combs
Leonard M. Compton
Joseph E. Connor
Robert A. Cook
Donald B. Cook, CFC
Carl W. Cooper
Paul L. Cooper
Michael J. Corby
William S. Corey, Jr.
Mike W. Cornett, Sr.
Dan E. Correll
Michael V. Corrigan
John D. Cosgrove
J. Kennedy Costello, III
William J. Cotter
Harry F. Cramer
William V. Cramer
Gus P. Cramond, III
Larry A. Crisp
Edwin L. Crocker
Thomas D. Croft
Gene E. Cross, Jr.
Albert H. G. Chun
William J. Cullinane
Earl E. Cunion
Jeffrey A. Curtis
Byron W. Daniels, Col. (Ret.)
Lester W. Davis
Donald A. Davis
Gary A. Day
John F. De Turk
Robert DeCubellis
William S. DeLeonardis, Jr.
Thomas Delutz, Jr.
H. Stanley Dennis, Jr.
Jason W. Fluegge
Fairleigh Dickinson University
lifetime giving clubs
John L. Dentzer
James R. DePauw
Marc C. Di Liddo
Michael J. Di Resta
Richard M. E. Dibble
Lloyd D. Dickensheets
David M. Diehl
Bennie S. Diliberto
William D. Dilks
Michael P. DiMaggio
Richard J. DiMarzio
Richard E. Dinkel
Anthony DiSanto
William E. Dittenhaffer
Mark W. Dively
Duane D. Dockter
John Christopher Dorr
Gary G. Drennon
Wallace F. Droegemueller
Richard E. Dryer
Max L. Dufeny, Jr.
James R. Dugan, Jr.
Joe A. Dumbauld
Rodney W. Dunham
Aaron C. Dunn, CFC
James A. Dyer
John W. Earl
Patrick K. East
David E. Ebbeler
Albert S. Eckilson, Jr.
Paul E. Eckler
Tim W. Eckstrom
Julius J. Edelmann, Jr., CFC
K. Donald Edwards
Robert M. Ehrlich
Fred R. Elias Jr.
William C. Ells
Albert C. Elser, II
Frank J. Emerick
Gordon E. Engle
Kevin L. English
Roy E. Enloe, Jr.
Ronald C. Epperson
Ronald L. Ervin
Harold L. Erwin
Jack L. Estepp
Richard A. Eustis
James P. Evans
John M. Everett
Justin A. Evers
Charles W. Everson
Donald L. Falk
James E. Fargo
James C. Fargo
Daniel E. Fawley
Ronald H. Fenelon
Brian T. Ferber
David J. Ferran
John A. A. Festa
Graham P. Filean
Thomas J. Filipkowski
Stephen H. Fischer
Vernon W. Fitch
David W. Fleetwood
Thomas E. Flowers
David H. Flucke
James L. Foght
Dale R. Foley
Easmon J. Ford
Richard L. Ford
Robert E. Foster
Kevin J. Fox
Bill D. Francis
Ross L. Franks
Paul H. Frey
Ralph G. Frick, D.D.S.
Jon D. Friedland
Thomas A. Fritz
J. B. Fritz
Jeffrey C. Froehle
Philip L. Gabriel
Andrew J. Gale
Joseph D. Galgano
Eugene Gallant, Jr.
Agostino T. Galluzzo
Irvine E. Gandee
Robert R. Gard
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Carl J. Garkowski
William M. Garrett, II
Daniel M. Garvey
Richard A. Gause
William C. Geisen
Thomas C. George
Michael W. Gerberick
Robert L. Gibson, III
Edwin B. Gienger, Jr.
Gary J. Giger
Henry H. Gildemeister
Don E. Giles
Samuel M. Gillespie
Bruce D. Gillett
William E. Gilman
Wally M. Ginn
Eugene E. Ginoli
Steve Girard
Steven A. Glover
Marion B. Glover, Jr.
Keith D. Goble
Ray E. Goebel
Jason J. Goitia
Martin L. Goldsmith
Fougere D. Gordon
Russell K. Gordon
Richard E. Grace
Bob W. Graham
James A. Graham
Douglas A. Graham
John B. Grant
Capper C. Grant
William W. Grantham, Jr.
Steven J. Greenberg
Roy L. Griffin, CPA
John J. Grillo
Robert E. Grissom
James L. Gross, Jr.
Daniel E. Groteke
Robert J. Guerrierie
Robert T. Gustafson
Peter Gutzwiller
Gilbert E. Haakh
Donald M. Hacker
Theodore S. Haddad
William D. Hagen, III
Donn K. Haglund
Jack W. Handey
Richard L. Hanna
Gary A. Hannah
W. David Harding
Nathan E. Hardwick, IV
Jack R. Harkleroad
Brian F. Harms
Ross D. Harris, Jr.
Charles Harris, Jr.
David A. Hartley
James E. Hatch
Scott W. Hatfield
Robert R. Haubrich
Norman D. Haynes
David L. Hayward
John M. Head
William M. Heath
Michael S. Hecker, CFC
Frederick A. Hegg
Daniel C. Helix
Kevin A. Helms, CFC
Edwin R. Hemphill
George F. Hempt
Chester G. Henderson
James O. Hendricks
Gary B. Hermann
James J. Hickey
David C. Hicks
Thomas L. Hicks, MD
Darrell G. Hill
Alan W. Hockenjos
John B. Hodgdon
William D. Hoefle
Robert H. Hoffer
G. Kurt Hogaboom
Timothy R. Holbrook
Cecil H. Holifield
Russell M. Holtz
Kenneth R. Hooks
Lyle L. Hoover
lifetime giving clubs
62 THE TEKESPRING 2007
Michael R. Hoover
James H. Hopkins, III
Cecil P. Horn, Jr.
Samuel M. Horton
William R. Hough
F. E. Howe
Ora E. Hubbart, Jr.
Charles H. Huettner
John D. Huggins
Peter D. Huggins
Larry G. Hull
Thomas J. Hurd
Jonathon B. Husby
Herb C. Huser
Rodney J. Hutton
George B. Huysken
Douglas C. Ikelman
James R. Ingrassia
S. James Islam
E. Gregg Jackson
Robert G. Jacobsen
James C. Jacobsen
Russell E. Jacobus
Phillip W. Jarrell
Roger O. Jarvis
Steven Jaycox
Alve L. Jemtrud
John C. Jenkins
Stephen R. Jenne
Walter W. Jenny, Jr.
Mark J. Jensen
David L. Jensen
Fred L. Jensen
Gregory L. Jessup, Sr.
Leo F. Johnson
Vernon E. Johnson
John J. Johnson
Douglas S. Johnson
Kevin W. Johnson
Bob D. Johnson
Dwight L. Johnson, Jr.
Ronald E. Jones
Richard L. Joossens
John A. Josko
Stephen D. Joyce
Gary D. Junghans
Gotz Junkers-Lommatzsch
William F. Kabourek
Nicholas P. Kafasis
Roger P. Kalinowsky
Jon M. Kaliszewski M.D.
Phillip G. Kallas
Joseph C. Kaluha
Stephen B. Kaminski
David C. Kasper
Mike J. Kazacos
Mark R. Keaton, M.D.
Brian L. Keck
Brian J. Keeney
Michael R. Keim, D.D.S.
Charles D. Kellam
Joseph W. Kelly
John V. Kelly, Jr.
Thomas J. Kennedy
Donald G. Kennedy
James K. Kennedy, III
Robert Kenner, IV
Wilson Scholarship
“I am just now realizing the lasting effect TKE will
have in my life. Not only have I made lifelong friends,
but they have influenced my social and academic life.”
Anthony W. McCool
Columbus State University
T. Alvin Kepley
Paul J. Kerry
John L. Kessler
Joseph Kicak
John D. Kipley, LTC (Ret.)
Steve R. Klaers
Richard L. Klein
William G. Klein
Kirk E. Klein
Francis J. Kluge
Roy D. Knapp
Robert K. Knezevic
Richard S. Knight
Mark E. Koenig
Theodore J. Kohnen
Gerald C. Konn
Stephen H. Korzeniowski
William E. Koudele
Gary L. Kounkel
Christopher F. Kozel
Frederic B. Kraft
John R. Kraft
Gregory K. Kramer
Thomas G. Krause
Robert L. Kravitz
Charles F. Kronsagen
T. Chris Krueger, Sr.
Thomas J. Kuchan
Stanley Kuczynski
Chuck G. Kuhn, Jr.
Kenneth N. Kummins
Willis D. Landon
Robert C. Landrum
Christopher W. Landsea
Gene C. Lange
Eugene F. Laurendeau
Don A. Lawrie
Dennis A. Laws
J. Mike Lawter
Gary M. Lazor
Gary D. Le Andre
David H. Leavitt
Dr Ron Lennon
Daniel Y. Leong
Harry R. Lesko
Ira S. Letofsky
Stanley Lew
Thomas C. Licata
Juan A. Liceaga
Donn R. Lidington
Gary K. Liebschner
Curtis O. Liles, III
Daniel R. Lindsay
Reid C. D. Linney
Joel W. Linscott
Lee M. Lippert
Charles W. Little
Frank L. Livingston, Jr.
Raymond J. Lloyd, Jr.
Charles E. Locke
Ralph F. Lofy
John G. Long
James S. Long
Gene C. Loomis, Jr.
Robert A. Loss
Tommy W. Lott
James D. Lovering
Robert S. Lowe
Peter H. Lukesh
James G. Luth
Bruce S. Maccabee
Lowe S. MacLean
William B. MacLeod
Kenneth H. MacLeod
John E. Maczko
Dwight D. Maddess
Roland H. Magee
Joseph L. Maggini
Craig E. Major
James F. Mandarino
Albert P. Manzo
Jeffrey Mar
Jeffrey M. Marangi
Terry L. March
Stephen C. Marcus
Michael J. Maroney
Richard J. Marquart
Phillip R. Marrone
John G. Marshall
Jerome A. Martinek
Max Mathews
G. Stewart Mathison, CFC
Cory W. Matt
Edmund F. Matter
Laird D. Matthews
Dave H. Mattingly
Matthew F. Maury, IV
William H. Maxant
Charles H. May
Russell F. Mazda
Leon W. Mazurie, II
Mark K. McAlister, DDS, MS
John R. McBride
Bill C. McCammon
Hunter P. McCartney
W. Donald McCaw
Charles K. McClain
Kevin J. McCole
James W. McCoy
Daniel B. McDuffie
John M. McFarland
Joseph D. McGeveran
Thomas G. McGowen
Gerard G. McGrath
John W. McHugh
Sidney S. McIntyre
Michael G. McLaughlin
Robert I. McMurry
W. Pat McNally
Harold N. McNamara
Lee A. Mearhoff
Harmon S. Meeker, Jr.
Gary G. Mendenhall
Albert D. Meng
Marvin R. Mensch
Arnold B. Merrell
Maurice W. Mertz
David S. Metcalfe
Karl H. Mettke
William J. Metzger, Jr.
James K. Meyer
James A. Meyers
Gary S. Michel
Duane F. Miller
David C. Miller
Michael A. Miller
Thomas G. Miller
Robert J. Minkler, Sr.
Wylie H. Mitchell
Robert J. Mitchell
Steve M. Mitchell
Harmon L. Mitchell
Richard J. Moak
Melvin O. Moehle
Carm R. Moehle
Walter E. Moehle
Richard Mohrmann
Michael A. Mokros
Kurt A. Monsell
Mark B. Montgomery
Robert C. Moody
Paul H. Moore
Stephen J. Moore
Robert P. Moore, Col., USAF (Ret.)
Joe H. Moorhead
Steven F. Mores
Karl G. Morey
Donald B. Morgan
Thomas E. Morgan, Jr.
Takeshi Moriwaki
Jeffrey P. Morlier
Leonard W. Morris, Jr.
Kent R. Morrison
James G. Mortier
Joel L. Moser
Gary L. Mossman
Frank V. Moulton, Jr.
Daniel B. Mowrey
Robert A. Muhlbach
Robert G. Mukai
Michael J. Mullen
Michael V. Mulligan
Alan F. Mulvey
Michael H. Mundt
Donald L. Murray
Kenneth E. Myers
Robert Nakon
Thomas B. Nall
Joseph P. Nappi
Lin T. Nash
Justin B. Nast
Irvin S. Naylor
James A. Neelands
Rudolph A. Nef
Edward A. Neff
William B. Neidlinger
Howard D. Neighbor
Marion M. Nelson
Kim L. Nelson
Mark R. Nelson
Howard F. Nemir
Dave L. Netherton
Ronald F. Neukam
Mark D. Newton
Christopher H. Niles
Robert L. Noddin
Thomas V. Noon
Mack V. Norman
Ralph T. Northrup, Jr.
Chauncey A. Norton
Douglas N. Nott, Jr.
Alan L. Novak
David G. Novak
Donald J. Ocker
John M. O’Day
Stanley E. O’Dell
John E. M. Oglesby, CFC
John W. Olander
Robert L. Olcott, CAE
Millard L. Oldham Jr.
Richard L. Olson
Todd J. Olson
Thomas E. O’Malley
T. Rod O’Neal, CFC
John W. O’Reilly, Jr.
Jeffrey H. Orloff
A. Gordon Orsborn
William T. Ososki
B. D. Owens
Jeffry R. Paddock
Albert C Paradis

Edward W. Paran
William C. Parfitt, Jr.
David M. Parker
John Paulson
Robert Pavlicek
Steven L. Payne
Clifford M. Peake
Fred Lamar Pearson, Jr.
Thomas Pecsvaradi
Robbie E. Pederson
Thomas C. Pendergast
Elmer R. Pensack
John M. Perme, Jr.
Dennis W. Perry
Gerhard A. Perschke
James A. Peterson
Robert J. Petrone
Robert M. Pfohl
David W. Pheatt
Kermit N. Pierson
Roger W. Pietras, M.D.
William G. Pittman
Chester J. Plauche, Jr.
Erich M. Ploog
Craig T. Podosek
Gordon D. Pope
Gary E. Poppe
R. Scott Potter, MD
John J. Poust
Patrick J. Power
George F. Preston
Matthew L. Price
Michael M. Priebe, M.D.
Gregg A. Putnam
Mark M. Puzdrak
Fred H. Quantmeyer, Jr.
Salvatore S. Quattrocchi
Robert C. Rademacher
Michael A. Radoff
Thomas A. Raduenzel, II
Samuel J. Radziviliuk, II
Howard B. Rafal
George A. Randall
John C. Rasmus
Darrell B. Ray
Ray E. Rebello, Jr.
Jack Redavid
Duane A. Reger
George R. Rehn
Darrel E. Reifschneider
Daniel S. Rekstad
David J. Rekstad
Raymond J. Renton, Jr.
Jeffrey D. Ressin
George E. Richards, Jr., DVM
Robert R. Rietz
John M. Rigby
Jeffrey C. Rinehart
Martin R. Riskin
Roger R. Risty
David J. Robinson
Michael J. Robinson
J. Richard Rockstroh
Philip B. Rodman
Harry L. Roesch
David W. Rogers
Andrew J. Rominiecki
Huyler E. Romond, Jr.
William G. Roos
Marvin Rosenberg
Gary A. Roshak
Ronald A. Rosien
Frank A. Rostedt
Laurence A. Roth
William R. Rothe
Joseph S. Rovansek, Jr.
J. Patrick Rowland
Wiliam P. Rus, Jr.
Terry A. Ruse
Edmond J. Russ
Charles C. Ryan, Jr.
Dennis A. Sadlowski
Richard H. Saltmarsh
W. Clark Sanford, IV
Bryan N. Saterbo
David C. Scharre
Joseph R. Scheiner
Kenneth J. Schenatzki
Dean-Ross Schessler, CFC
Kenneth R. Schild
Walter K. Schindhelm
Robert L. Schirtzinger
Robert E. Schlansker
Thomas D. Schlosser
Arthur R. Schmauder
William A. Schmidt
Lewis C. Schneider, CAE
Jeffery J. Schnellhardt
James N. Schofield
Barry K. Schonberger
James M. Schorman
David G. Schott
Edward C. Schrader
Dick L. Schramko, CFC
Richard E. Schreiber
Richard E. Schuley
Carl H. Schwartz, Jr.
Jeffrey G. Scott
James M. Scutellaro
Edgar C. Seely, III
Donald J. Seiler
Joseph A. Sekelsky
Thomas J. Selby, Jr.
A. William Shafer, MD
Harold A. Shaub
Robert V. Shaw
Steven E. Shecter
James R. Shetler
David E. Shively
P. Norris Shockley, Jr.
David E. Shook
Charles D. Shope
Robert D. Shorb, CFC
Charles R. Shreve
W. Kirk Shrum
Howard A. Shugart
Peter J. Sibilski
Rudolf B. Siegert, Jr.
Robert G. Sievewright, II
Charles W. Sigerson, Jr.
Richard L. Silton
William A. Simmons
James D. Simms
Andrew H. Simon
Lyle L. Simpson
William E. Simpson
Samuel W. Sinderson, Jr.
Charles A. Sine, Jr.
Frederic C. Sipe
Leroy E. Sitlinger, Jr.
Nicholas F. Siviglia, Jr.
R. Brian Skadowski
Michael W. Smiarowski
Roger K. Smith
Daniel A. Smith
Donald O. Smith
Rick B. Smith
Keith J. Smith
Douglas R. Smith
Atwood E. Smith
James W. Smith
Christian M. Snavely
Robert C. Snyder
Frank S. So
Hugh C. Sobottka, D.D.S.
Frank J. Sonderer
Thomas M. Sopko
James D. Southwell
Earl C. Sparks, Jr.
Randall B. Spence
Richard W. Spencer
Herbert B. Spoelstra
Robert A. Stambaugh
F. Christopher Stanecki
Joe W. Stanton, Jr.
J. Ronald Steiger, III
Gene J. Stelcik
Donald R. Stelzer
Thomas R. Stephenson, Sr.
Lee R. Stewart
John D. Stiles
William J. Stiver, Sr.
David W. Stock
Mitchell E. Stock
Charles W. Stoll, Jr.
Russell M. Stormont
Douglas J. Stranahan
Daniel P. Stratton
Thomas C. Stueck
Brian M. Stump
Robert S. Such
Everett T. Summerall, Jr.
Gary J. Summers
Edmund J. Sutro
William B. Sweet
Daniel S. Swett, III
M. Louis Swinehart
Wayne D. Switzer
James P. Tabor
Ralph M. Tait
Anthony J. Tangora, CFC
Robert N. Tap
Kenneth G. Taylor
James S. Taylor
John T. Taylor, CFC
James A. Tennant
Daniel W. Tepke
Jeffrey A. Terp, CFC
Douglas W. Test
Dick Tews
John M. Thompson
Craig J. Thurber
Stephen G. Timberlake
Jerry R. Tobias
Ray F. Todak
John A. Tomlinson
E. Paul Tonkovich
Lionel V. Topaz
Carl E. Totten
Robert V. Toutges
Lewis C. Towers
Robert L. Tree, PhD
Albert J. Trimpert, III
Henry H. Triplett, Jr.Ph.d.
Frank P. Troost
Stephen Troxel
Malcolm T. Trupp
Michael A. Tryon
Allen D. Tucker, Jr.
Robert D. Tucker, Jr.
Michael L. Turner
Peter B. Tuttle
Robert E. Tuttle
William L. Tyner
Michael J. Valentine
Stephen K. Valentine, Jr.
Randall L. Van Scoy
William M. Varner
Gilberto R. Vasquez
Clyde B. Vedder, Ph.D.
Leonard N. Venen Jr.
Ryan Vescio
Ron D. Vilas
Felipe M. Villalon
James J. Vopal, MD
Vance K. Vorhees
Frederick W. Wackerle
Robert W. Wake
Kenneth T. Waldeck, Jr.
Richard N. Walker
William E. Walker
David R. Wallace
Kenneth L. Wallack
Richard D. Waller
Robert D. Walls
David J. Wallsmith
Robert D. Walz
Benjamin W. Ward
Theodore K. Warner, Jr.
Charles S. Warren
Fredric R. Wasserspring
David L. Weamer, Jr.
Charles T. Weaver
H. Jack Webb
George W. Webb, MD
Wilford A. Weber
Steve A. Weeks
Donald L. Wehmeyer
Robert C. Weinholzer
Lawrence F. Weis
James T. Welch
Edward K. Welch, II
Gary N. Welch-Bass, II
Donald E. Welge
James P. Wells
Jack A. Wenger
Eugene P. Wenninger
Paul P. Whalen
David A. Wharff
John S. White
Gene P. Wicklund
John H. Wicks, Ph.D.
Gary E. Wiedle
William J. Wilder
J. Edward Willard
Robert H. Wimsatt
Jeffrey P. Wincel
Louis E. Winkelhaus, II
David M. Winters
Randall F. Witter
Walter C. Wolf
Herman Wolf
David S. Wood
Lee B. Woodbury
Peter Woodham
McCauley Scholarship
“The learning I do in the classrooms and libraries do
not compare to the practical skills I have improved
upon and put to use as an undergraduate member and
leader in Nu Chapter.” David Freeman
University of California-Berkeley
lifetime giving clubs
Glenn E. Woodmansee
Raymond S. Worth
Gregory S. Wyatt, CFC
Michael A. Yagjian
William B. Yersin
Walter T. Zabicki
Stephen P. Zachmann
Frank T. Zimmerer
Arthur C. Zimmerman
Frank E. Zipperer
GRAND COUNCIL
SOCIETY
Gifts of $500 - $999
H. Steve Abbot
James V. Ackerman
Joseph R. Adams
Alan M. Adkins
Pat F. Agresta
Joseph P. Aiena
Eugene D. Aimone
Robert F. Aita
Kevin E. Aker
Alfred A. Akkeron
David W. Aldrup
David S. Alexander
Michael J. Alfieri
Raymond R. Allen
Robert F. Allen, III
Franklin D. Allhands
Robert A. Alonso, USN MD
Ralph F. Altman, Ph.D.
Donato J. Altobelli, Jr.
James H. Amell
James A. Amling
David L. Anderson
Dwayne C. Anderson
John C. Anderson
L. Richard Anderson
Lynden E. Anderson
Kenneth J. Andrews
Anthony G. Andrikopoulos
Philip J. Anjola
Thomas J. Antal
Robert C. Antonelli, Jr.
Edward J. Antosh
Christopher E. Anuswith
William C. Apple, Jr.
Ray L. Archer, II
Philip F. Ard
Gary M. Armstrong
Philbert A. Ashley
Thomas S. Asuma
Arden G. Atkins
Clark Atkins, Jr., CFC
Russell R. Attis
Richard N. Aumiller
Charles E. Aupke
Robert J. Austin
Edgar W. Averill, Jr.
John J. Avila
Bruce C. Babcock
Donald P. Bach
Vincent P. Bailey, Jr.
David J. Baker
Jeffrey M. Baker
Larry A. Baker
Robert C. Baker
James G. Balaschak
Robert W. Balch
William C. Baldwin
Robert H. Ball
Walter L. Ballard
John W. Ballinger, III
Anthony J. Bangrazi
William R. Barchet
R. Christopher Bard
Ronald V. Bardal
Bruce S. Barlow
William G. Barnard, III
Carl A. Barr, USAF (Ret.)
Ron C. Barr
Robert L. Barr, Jr.
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lifetime giving clubs
Ronald W. Barrett
Kevin C. Barrington
Edward W. Barry
Dennis H. Barthel
Randall Bartholomew
Jeffrey M. Barto
Donald C. Barton, M.D.
Rod A. Basconcillo
Salem G. Bashara, III
Gennaro Basilicato, Jr.
Robert N. Bass
David P. Bateman
Steven A. Bates
Wayne E. Baum
Mark M. Baumback
Andrew J. Beachnau
John R. Beard
David G. Beaty
David A. Beck, II
Paul J. Beck, III
Timothy M. Beck
William L. Beckenstein
Michael R. Beckmann
William E. Beckner
Henry Beisler, Jr.
Anthony C. Beissner
Charles A. Bell
Randy A. Bender
Joseph W. Bennett
Paul R. Bennett
Richard C. Benney
James M. Benson
Richard A. Benton
James M. Benware
Virgil D. Beougher
Walter Bergseth
Donald G. Bertrand
Donn R. Besselievre
Allen W. Bethell
Curtis M. Beyer
William H. Beyrer
George A. Bidanset
Charles J. Biebel
Elmer S. Biles
Charles M. Billmyer
Donald E. Bindok
Christopher D. Birch
Ira M. Birns
Glenn M. Birzer
Kenneth L. Black
Alan Blackmon
Brian L. Blades
Thomas R. Blankenbiller
Alan A. Blatz
A. Harry Bliss
Richard L. Block
Bruce C. Blom
G. Barton Blossom
Lloyd M. Blunden
David Bodenheimer
John C. Bogan, II
Walter E. Bohnstedt
Edward F. Boland
James R. Bollam
Daniel L. Bone
Kenneth A. Boni
Raymond P. Booker, Jr.
Robert Jacob Borel
Carl W. Borklund
Paul V. Borlaug, USN (Ret.)
Frank T. Boron
Thomas G. Borowiak
Brian M. Bosarge
H. Craig Boswell
Timothy P. Bouchard
Karl F. Bourgeois
Paul O. Bower
Jeffrey G. Bowersox
T. Harry Boyd, Jr.
Thomas C. Boyer
Earl W. Boynton
Nicholas Bradlee
Dave A. Bradley
James C. Braid
Elmer E. Branum
Ernest P. Braucher
George A. Breault
64 THE TEKESPRING 2007
Bryan D. Bredthauer
Wayne E. Brenner
John M. Brians
Stephen R. Brice
Frances G. Briggs
Steven L. Brightwell
Michael J. Brocato
Michael D. Brock
Kenneth E. Brockman
Dennis R. Brooke
James J. Brophy
Dallas F. Brown
H. Gordon Brown
Harold C. Brown
Richard J. Brown
Richard W. Brown, Esq.
Adam M. Browning
Helmut H. Brugman
Dennis A. Buchheit
Everett D. Buchler
Brian F. Buckenmeyer
C. Roger Buckmaster
William W. Buddenhagen
Arthur Budzak
Robert M. Buhl
Mark N. Bull
Robert J. Bump, Sr.
Stephen J. Burack
Anthony P. Burger
Frederick R. Burger, Jr.
James A. Burkhart
Thomas A. Burkhart
James R. Burmeister
George Burnet, Jr.
Donald R. Burnett
Stuart R. Burns
Robert M. Busby
Rodney J. Buschkoetter
Bransby W. Bushey
Jay M. Bushrow
C. Raymond Buss, Jr.
Robert C. Butcher
Douglas J. Butler
Robert E. Butler, CFC
Elwyn L. Cady, Jr.
Peter C. Caldwell
Anthony J. Camerio
Robert O. Cameron
Lemuel W. Campbell
James H. Canada
Robert E. Canada
James C. Canon
Michael D. Cantone
Daniel A. Carapellucci
Anthony L. Carbone
R. Scott Carey
Steve S. Carlisle
M. Douglas Carlson
James R. Carmean, D.D.S.
Frank L. Carollo
Dox W. Carr, III
William A. Carr, Jr.
R. Jeffrey Carruthers
Derrill L. Carter
Vernon O. Casper
Glenn J. Cattanach
Kevin D. Cavanaugh
“I learned a great deal about dividing up work,
creating fundraisers, organizing events, boosting the
morale of a chapter, and helping a group set and
reach goals.”
Charles M. Cavicchio, DPM
Mark L. Cawthron
Armando Rodriguez-Feo, CFC
Timothy A. Chandler
W. Curtis Chandler
David L. Chapman
Samuel L. Chappell
Donald M. Charsky
Lloyd R. Chase
Richard N. Cheever
Maxwell G. Cheney
Jerry W. Childers
Charlie F. Childress Jr.
Stephen J. Chomniak
Henry Chow
James W. Chrissis
William M. Christian
Carter R. Christiansen
Steven G. Christovich
Robert A. Chura
Terry Claggett, M.D.
Brent A. Claiborn
James M. Clardy
Mark A. Clark
Arthur W. Clauson
Roy C. Claxton
Richard A. Clements
Charles B. Clizer
Christopher L. Coble
Robert A. Cochran
William N. Coffee
Gerald J. Coghlan
Kenneth W. Cohen
Samuel T. Coleridge
Alan V. Collins
Kevin D. Collins
Daniel C. Connell, Jr.
Edward F. Connor, Jr.
Kenneth L. Conover
Fred J. Conville
T. Randy Coody
Kenneth Cookson
Dean M. Coons
Samuel D. Cooper
Walter R. Cooper
David F. Cope
Ronald J. Cork
Joseph W. Corley
Walter G. Cornett, III
Roy D. Cotten
William L. Cotter
Rodney L. Cottrell
Thomas D. Covington
Jon D. Cozean
Dennis W. Crabb, MD
Chris D. Craft
David H. Crain
Benjamin N. Creasy
Ronald C. Creswell
John L. Crisp
Daniel J. Crocker
Terrance J. Croco, CFC
John H. Cross
Alan B. Crothers
Dennis E. Crowell
David A. Culver
William P. Cunningham
Gray Scholarship
Rick Richard Curtis
Everett E. Cutter
Raymond A. Cyrgalis
Jerome S. Czaja
Joe Czech
Chalk Fry, D.D.S.
Billy R. Dabbs
Leon J. Daciek
Paul F. D’Adamo
Scott M. Daigle, CFC
Frank N. D’Alessandro
Dois D. Dallas
Renold P. Damiani
Theodore J. D’Andriole
Warren A. Daniel, Jr.
Merrill D. Darlington, Ph.D.
George G. Davenport, III
Dana B. Davidson
Delmont A. Davis, Jr.
Jeffrey W. Davis
Oliver W. Davis
Spencer W. Davis
James A. Day, D.D.S.
Robert T. De Angelis
Roger S. Deacon
Phillip B. Dean
Michael DeAngelis
Donald R. DeArmon
Jack W. DeBolt
John A. deBont
Ross C. Defries
Richard C. Degeiso
Andreas Deischl
Joseph P. DeJohn
Jerry V. DeLeonardo Jr.
Stephen M. Delusky
John F. DeNicola
Steven J. Dennis
Donn H. Denniston
Michael A. DePaoli
Michael A. DeVito
John R. Dew
Donald R. DeZutter
Dale A. Dickson
Herbert E. Dilger
Don C. Dill
Michael L. Dillon
Keith A. Dirks
Gary J. DiSano
Pete Divoky
George A. Dixon
Myron L. Doan
William F. Dobberstein
John C. Dobbs
John A. Dobrich
Brett A. Dodge
Clayton W. Dodge
Keith D. Dodson
Victor W. Dolbin
Thomas R. Doll
James E. Donahue
Keith L. Donaldson
Paul E. Donovan
William W. Dorsey, Sr.
George D. Dorst
Anthony A. Dovidio
Roger J. Dow
Andrew E. Thomas
University of Florida
John R. Dowling
Walter B. Dozier
MacDonald R. Drane, Jr.
Leon A. Driss
Robert P. Drucker
Clarence C. Drumeller
Robert J. Drummond
Charles E. Du Chene
Richard T. Dudzinski
Thomas G. Duffett
Burton Duffie
Elbert V. Duncan
William W. Duncan
James I. Dunnam
James E. Dunning
Michael A. Dziubek
C. John Easton
Robert D. Eberwine
Robert W. Eckel
James B. Edleman
Paul K. Edman
Donald W. Edwards
Gregory L. Edwards
K. Donald Edwards
Lawrence F. Edwards
Paul E. Edwards
William T. Edwards, Jr.
Donald C. Eggert, Jr.
Michael S. Eickhoff
James W. Ekiss
Bradley D. Eldevick
David L. Elliott
Harry W. Elliott
David H. Ellis
Michael C. Engelhart
Michael J. Engeln, Jr.
Tom L. Engh
Robert W. English, III
Paul Eric Engstrom, Jr.
Bryan K. Ensley
David W. Eppihimer
Edward C. Ernst
Milton H. Eshleman
Charles R. Eslinger
Edward A. Espina
Jerry W. Etcheson
Wayne E. Etter
Richard H. Evans, Jr.
Robert J. Evans
Rodger K. Evans
Rod R. Evans
William H. Everard
Richard H. Evertts
Philip Fadden
Jack M. Fain
David G. Fairweather
Garland E. Faist
Larry D. Falstad
Joseph F. Falta
Willis S. Fankhauser
Joseph P. Farley
James H. Fassbender
Marc G. Feinstein
R. Powell Felix
William G. Fellers
Geoffrey D. Fenelon
James H. Fenske
Theodore J. Ferguson
Ernest E. Ferrell, Jr.
David W. Ferris
Richard L. Ferro
Jon M. Files
Richard E. Filippi
Robert H. Fillmore, Jr.
Keith R. Finger
William B. Finger
Larry D. Finkel
David A. Fiore
Edwin S. Flatoff
Brent E. Flechsig
Leonard J. Fleischer
James W. Fleming
Leslie W. Fleming
Joseph W. Flicker
David P. Flippin
Thomas F. Flood
Charles W. Flugel

Richard M. Foley
Edward J. Foran, Jr.
Curtis C. Force, DO
Steven D. Forell
Robert G. Foreman
Robert F. Forillo
Lee W. Formwalt
Douglas M. Fortner
William R. Fortner
Joseph D. Fortunato
Joseph A. Fortwengler
Bevley E. Foster, Jr.
Timothy M. Fowler
Brian W. Fox
Howard N. Fox
Robert F. Fox
Charles H. Foy, Jr.
Arthur R. France
Mike S. Francis
Michael T. Francis
David A. Franko, Jr.
William V. Franks
Raymond J. Frederici
James T. French
John K. Frets
Benjamin R. Frevert, Sr.
Francis L. Friedli
Jason R. Fry
Richard L. Fulcher
Leroy E. Fulton
George M. Gableman
Donald C. Gackle
Edward E. Gahres, M.D.
Richard M. Galgan
James L. Gammon
Robert Gangi
James L. Garard, II
David J. Garber
Harold E. Garber
Donald F. Garbers
James G. Gardiner, Jr.
Glenn L. Garner
John B. Garrett
Frank G. Garzolini
Daniel Gates
James D. Gaus
Emerson W. Gearheart
James R. Gebhart DO
Jon J. Gehring
James Geier
Daniel A. George
Kenneth L. Georgevits
Donald M. Gerardi
John H. Gerding
Javier Geronimo
George C. Gibbs
Gilbertson J. Gilbertson, Sr.
Brian E. Gill
Richard W. Gill
David B. Ginsburg
John J. Giolitto
Fred L. Gissoni, Jr.
Alec A. Gizzi
Alan N. Glazier
Fred P. Glennie
Patrick L. Glon
Kenneth E. Goach
Gerald J. Goecke
Erik Golbiw
Edward C. Gold
Jeffrey B. Goldman
James S. Gompers
Christopher J. Gondeck
Michael P. Gonia
Omega S. Gonzales
Raymond B. Gonzalez
Frank S. Goodell, USAF (Ret.)
Thomas Joseph Gordon, CFC
Jerry Gorup
Herbert H. Grabb
Larry E. Grabb
Charles R. Graber
Stephen E. Grainer
Bruce R. Granger
Robert M. Graning, II
Eugene J. Grazia
Dominic Grecco, MD
David W. Green
John A. Green
John V. Green
John M. Greener
Richard D. Greenleaf
Richard T. Gregg
Thomas M. Gregg
Richard A. Griffith
Lloyd F. Grinslade, Jr.
Edward N. Gronneberg
Robert J. Grosso
Larry R. Grove
Jeffrey R. Grow
Kenneth B. Guiseley
George W. Gurnee, Jr.
Lynn R. Guse
Paul D. Guthrie
Terry A. Guttrich
Armon L. Haagen
Gerald C. Haake
Kenneth E. Haarstad
William K. Haas
Robin H. Hagaman
Peter E. Haines
Daniel W. Hale
George E. Hall
Russell G. Halleen
Stuart E. Hallett, III, CFC
Richard W. Halteman, Jr.
Mack A. Hamblen
Ray E. Hambuchen
Arthur T. Hamfeldt
Douglas W. Hamilton
Patrick M. Hamilton
Thomas H. Hamilton
Gregory E. Hammond, USAF (Ret.)
Palmer W. Hancock
Michael S. Handorf
Brett E. Haney
John D. Hanks
S. Mark Hansen, Jr.
Allen F. Hanson
Christopher T. Hanson
Robert A. Harrison
Larry G. Hart
Geoffrey L. Hartung
George F. Hartung
James E. Hartwig
Douglas C. Hasbrouck
Karl E. Hasenstab
John E. Hassett
Stephen D. Hassett
John J. Hastings
W. Jerome Hatch
Paul J. Haviland
William C. Hawk
Phillip P. Hawkins
William A. Hawkins
Robert J. Hawley, PhD
David S. Haworth, III
Warren J. Haws
David Hay
David J. Hayes
Richard E. Hayes
Thomas F. Hayne
Thomas G. Hazelton
Duke Scholarship
“Leadership within the house has given me more selfassurance
when dealing with difficult situations and
the opportunity to observe the operations of our house
on multiple levels.” Peter Holland
Albion College
Robert B. Heath
Stephen G. Heilemann
Ronald E. Held
Keith R. Heldt
Timothy D. Helton
Phillip R. Hemming
Donald S. Henderson
James K. Henderson
William H. Hendry
Kenneth D. Henkens
Robert M. Hensler, II
William H. Hensler
Charles J. Herbst
Christopher C. Herbst
Dennis C. Hercules
Peter E. Herguth
Christopher H. Herr
W. Kent Herron
Gilbert L. Hershberger
Paul C. Hetzel
Paul R. Hetzer
Merlyn R. Heusinkveld
Richard K. Hidani
William R. Hilgendorff, Jr.
Jerry A. Hillhouse
Eric P. Hillner
R. Steven Hines
Max E. Hinkle
Edward J. Hirsch
Roger H. Hitch
Jerry L. Hix
James K. Hocutt
Timothy H. Hodge
Alan B. Hodish, ESQ
Phillip A. Hoedt
Brian D. Hoffman
Robert J. Hoffman
Ron Hoffman
Richard W. Hogan, Jr.
Eugene B. Hoggatt, Jr.
G. Herb Holley
Floyd A. Holmes
Prof. Gary B. Holt
Kenneth C. Holzinger
Timothy J. Hong
Larry J. Hoog
M. Burton Hopkins, Jr.
Richard A. Hopkins
Verne L. Hoshal, Jr.
Robert W. Hotaling
Paul A. Hotmer
William H. Hough, Jr.
Paul J. Houghton
William L. Hoversten
James W. Howard
Richard E. Howard
Donald L. Hower
Stephen F. Hubbard
Gordon F. Huber
George E. Hudiburg
James A. Hudlow
Reginald K. Hudson
Kenton W. Hughes
Harold S. Hum
Allen J. Hume
William R. Hummel
Ray O. Humphrey
Mark A. Hunt
Thomas E. Hunt, Jr.
Samuel E. Hunter
Robert N. Hurd, MD
Joseph M. Hurless
Trent M. Hurley
Thomas F. Hussey
Keith E. Hutner
Robert E. Hykes
Joseph P. Hylan, USMC (Ret.)
Edwin I. Ichiriu
David M. Ike
Robert H. Ikelman, Lt. Col. (Ret.)
Gordon R. Iles
Rex W. Inman
W. Gordon Innes
Donald H. Ishikawa
Robert M. Italia
Thomas S. Ivan
Rodney C. Ives, Jr.
Terry W. Ivey
Jeffrey M. Iwanski
James K. Jackson, Jr.
James S. Jackson
James B. Jackson
Jeffrey B. Jackson
Peter N. Jackson
Ellis Jacobs
David E. Jacobsen
Douglas B. Jacoby
Andrew M. Jakubek
Robert L. Jamelli
Thomas J. James
Tony M. James
William C. James
Joseph M. Janosik
Paul J. Janus
Raymond G. Jasper
Scott R. Jeffery
Jack R. Jeffries
Arthur E. Jenkins
John J. Jens
Russell H. Jensen
Roger W. Jepsen
Paul L. Jernigan, Jr.
Robert W. Joe
Donald N. Johns
A. Warren Johnson, Jr.
Charles A. Johnson, Jr.
Donald L. Johnson
Harold M. Johnson
Horace M. Johnson, Jr.
James L Johnson
Jeremy W. Johnson
Jesse A. Johnson, Jr.
Michael Johnson
Thomas W. Johnson
William Johnson
Fred G. Johnston, Jr.
Paul R. Johnston
Chris A. Jones
Frederick M. Jones
Harbert J. Jones, Jr.
James E. Jones
Stephen W. Jones
lifetime giving clubs
Jeffry R. Jontz
Stephen M. Jordan
David L. Juchau
Calvin E. Jungquist
James W. Justice
Philip L. Kaser
Eugene R. Kasper
Ronald D. Kean
Oliver D. Kee
Joel D. Keefer
Robert E. Keely
Larry E. Keenan
George Kegl
Roger J. Keith
William J. Keller, M.D.
D. Gregory Kenney
Edward N. Kepnes
James F. Kern
John J. Kessler
Randy Kessler
Christopher J. Key
Charles A. Kezar
James F. Kiley
James O. King
Robert A. King
Thomas C. King
Paul W. Kingsbury, CFC
Richard B. Kinnaman
Earl R. Kirker
David L. Kirkham
Kent W. Kirkham
Eric E. Kirschner
Gilbert O. Kjorstad
Robert H. Klein
John K. Klesch
Alfred H. Klick
Donald W. Klick
Earl C. Klinger
John W. Kluge
Kevin D. Knerr, Sr.
Terry E. Knight
Walter T. Knollenberg
Darren Knott
Douglas A. Koestel
Melvin Kohan
Paul W. Kohler
Robert G. Kohm
John W. Kohut
Eric P. Konieczny
David J. Koning
Richard W. Kopcke
Grant A. Korkoyan, Jr.
Peter A. Kostek
Michael W. Koubek
David J. Kramarczyk
Donald E. Kramer
Greg F. Kramer
Lawrence A. Kramer
Dennis J. Kranz
Ralph L. Krasik
Kevin B. Kraus
Eric Krieger
Stanley M. Kriel, Jr.
Joel A. Kriener
Kenneth J. Kroft
Thomas J. Krupka
Mark A. Kubik
Joseph D. Kudella
Dana H. Kulp
Daniel E. Kunz
John J. Kurka
Frank G. Kuzmickus
Joseph A. Kwasny
Gregory C. La France
Gary R. La Perle
Joseph A. La Russa
Dustin A. Lacasse
Walter T. Lacz
William C. Laderer, III
Richard K. Laidlaw
Dan F. Laird, CFC
George A. Lamb
John H. Lamb
Will M. Lancer
Arthur E. Landi
John K. Landis, Jr.
Andrew S. Lane
SPRING 2007 THE TEKE 65

lifetime giving clubs
Richard G. Lane
William R. Lane, Jr.
Craig A. Lange
Wolfgang Lange
Brian O. Lanier
John E. Lanz, Jr.
Lyman G. Larson
Todd J. Larson
Lee L. Lasseigne
Gerald R. Lavoie
Daniel M. Lavold
Michael J. Law
John B. Lawson
Scott R. Lawson
Richard W. Leach
John R. Leahy
Edwin P. LeCroy, Jr.
Robert J. Leduc
Ronald E. Lee
Thomas Y. Lee
Christopher R. Leemon
Ron E. Leganger
Henry J. Legere, Jr.
D. Earl Legg
Michael W. Lengacher, CPA
Harold N. Lenker
Robert M. Lenn
Richard A. Lennon
Dwight B. Leonard, Jr.
Donald B. Lewis
William E. Lienesch
Robert B. Light
James W. Lindsey, Jr.
David E. Ling
Stephan M. Lingreen
G. Kenneth Link
Jack L. Lipsey
Robert E. Liss
Raymond C. Liszewski
Arthur S. Littlefield, Jr.
Richard B. Livingston
C. Stanley Locke
Alan R. Loeffelman
Lloyd V. Lofgren
Raymond P. Loftus
Jean-Pierre LoMonaco
Charles R. Long
Jim E. Long
R. N. Pete Long, USAF (Ret.)
John L. Lontrao
George N. Loomis
Charles M. Losinger
Justin R. Louise
James S. Lowery
Joseph W. Lucas
Herbert D. Ludwig
Michael J. Ludwig
Thomas S. Luptowski
Albert L. Mac Clain
H. William Maca
Ron S. Macaluso
Ralph L. Maccarone, III
Colin C. MacCrindle
John R. MacGregor
Alexander L. Mackay
Kevin L. Maddock
Jerry M. Madison
Lyle J. Magin
Francis W. Maher, Jr.
Mark S. Mahoney
Lawrence R. Maier
William C. Mair
Fredrick Makoczy
James L. Mallory
Paul R. Malnati
Donald C. Malone
G. Bowers Mansdorfer, MD
John M. Manzanares, CFC
John D. Marasa
James B. Marble
Louis R. Marchetti
Charles E. Marking
Robert L. Markle, Jr.
Clifford O. Marks, D.D.S.
Scott C. Marks
Spence T. Marks
Patrick M. Marley
66 THE TEKESPRING 2007
John E. Marquardt
Paul E. Marquart
Hal R. Martens
Daniel Martignetti
Dennis A. Martin
George F. Martin, Jr.
Steven W. Marzo
Donald J. Mash, Ph.D.
Don W. Mason
Richard B. Mason
Corey G. Mathews, CAE
Marvin R. Mattfeld
Bruce D. May
Robert C. Mayer, Jr.
Richard S. Mazzella
Charles M. McCann, Jr.
Mike McCarthy
Charles I. McCarty
George D. McCaughey, III
William R. McCaulley
Raymond N. McClure
Warren A. McCollough
Thomas H. McCollum
David K. McCullough
William J. McElroy, III
Milton R. McFarland
Thomas M. McGinty
Michael A. McGovern
R. Loren McGuire
Thomas J. McGuire
Hugh H. McIntyre, Jr.
John R. McIntyre
Thomas R. McKenna
William P. McKibben
Andrew C. McKirdy
Kenneth F. McLaughlin
Rickard W. McLean
James D. McLuckie
William J. McMahon, Jr.
Dennis J. McNeil
Frederick N. Mcomber
Donald J. McQuaig
John W. McTopy, II
Gerald J. McVay
Glenn B. Mechanick
Russell L. Medlin
Christopher A. Meetze
David L. Meier
Chester A. Meisberger
Jesus S. Menendez
Philip E. Merritt, Ph.D.
P. Michael Metcalf
David M. Metz
William J. Metzger
William B. Metzger
Paul W. Meyer
Herbert T. Meyers
Frederick W. Michael
David P. Middlemas
Boniface Mikulka
James R. Miller
Keith I. Miller
Robert G. Miller
Robert H. Miller, CFC
Roger S. Miller
Sid J. Miller
Thomas E. Miller
Melchert Scholarship
“A person acquires many important qualities after
joining a great fraternity like TKE, including managing
time and delegating work to other members.”
Jared M. Ruhland
University of Missouri-Columbia
Thomas Miller
Walter J. Miller
William S. Miller
Ralph J. Mills
Richard B. Mills, USN (Ret.)
Roger E. Mills
Colie E. Millson
William P. Milo
Alan Milstein
Glenn R. Ming
Patrick M. Mingo
John R. Minor III
William H. Minty
Michael Modica
Edward C. Moehle
Jonathan W. Moeller
Michael F. Mohr
Joseph Molnar, III
John M. Monihan
Mark D. Monson
David K. Monsour
Edwin J. Montgomery
David E. Moomaw
Robert A. Moomaw
Michael D. Moon
Donald W. Moore
G. Thomas Moore
Vilas J. Morford
Dennis R. Morgan
Maynard B. Morris
George M. Morvis
Stephen E. Moss, CFC
Steven C. Mott
William Moy
Mark E. Mudge
Thomas S. Mulinski
Samuel C. Munhollon
Paul Murgio
Edward G. Murphy
Patrick K. Murphy
J. N. Musto
Steve J. Mustric, MD
Gerard E. Myers
Robin C. Myers
Robert M. Naclerio
George Nagy, Jr.
Nagraj Narasimhan, MD
Andrew D. Narrai
Leonard E. Natkowski
James D. Neal
John D. Neel
Arthur L. Nelson
Roger L. Nelson
Taza M. Nelson
Gregory E. Newenhof
Lawrence E. Newman
Thomas C. Newman
Warren P. Newmark, II
Robert V. Newton
Adam W. Nicely
William C. Nichols, III
Donald K. Nicolson, MD
R. Scott Nietzel
Randall H. Niven
Keith R. Nolan
Timothy B. Nolan
Jay H. Norenberg
Paul R. Northup
Ross A. Norton
Edward G. Nosek
George A. Nousiainen
Christian I. Nyby
Grover C. Oakes, Jr.
Robert T. O’Brien, Jr.
Cecil D. O’Bryan, Jr.
Robert E. O’Bryan
Michael J. O’Connor
W. Sean O’Keefe
Henry M. Okleshen
Mark P. Oldberg
David W. Oliver
Vincent R. Olivieri
Harold F. Olsen, LLP
John A. O’Neal
William D. Orr
Albert O. Orth
Lawrence L. Orth
Robert C. Osborne
M. Price Oswalt, CFC
Albert W. Owen, Jr.
John M. Oyhenart
Anthony E. Pacella
Armand R. Paolini
Ernest T. Park, Jr.
Richard E. Park
Philip C. Parker
Boyce G. Parks
Charles R. Parnell
Harris B. Pate, Jr.
James E. Patterson, Jr.
Thomas G. Patterson, Jr.
John F. Pavetto
Scott M. Pawenski
Larry D. Payne
Bruce R. Pearson
William R. Peattie
Charles Pechewlys
Stephen J. Peirce
Harvey A Peltier III
David J. Persson
David L. Pesses
Eric R. Peterson
Eric M. Peterson
Douglas J. Pew
Philip J. Pfarr, DVM
Louis W. Pfleckl, Jr.
John T. Phelan
Larry S. Phelps
Richard W. Phelps
Peter R. Philomey
Glen L. Pickens
J. Wesley Pierce
James M. Pierson
Patrik L. Pierson
Leonard P. Pietrewicz, Jr.
Thomas E. Pinelli
Gerald D. Pint
John P. Pinter
Mark S. Pinto
W. Bryan Pizzi, II
Nelson R. Pleau
David S. Pohlman
David G. Pollart
George F. Polzer, Jr.
Robert W. Pope
Aaron C. Porter
J. David Porthouse
James B. Posanski
David H. Powell
Gene L. Preisse, III
Bill E. Prentiss
Richard C. Preston
J. John Prestopnik
Matthew J. Previts
Shane D. Prier
Ralph F. Principe
Mark F. Proies
David R. Puettmann
Frank Pulice, Jr.
Donald R. Pung
Ishmael Purcell
William C. Purdon
Rudolph V. Putrius
Philip S. Pyne
Joseph T. Pyzyk
Corwin D. Querrey
Ken A. Quincy
Tulio Quirantes, Jr.
Wayne L. Quon
Joseph S. Raab
David N. Rackmales
Albert E. Radcliffe
Natale P. Raimondo
Zachary D. Ramsay
Johnny C. Ramsey, Jr.
Sabino J. Ranaudo
Bob C. Rankin
Timothy P. Ratajczak
Frederick W. Ream
Daniel A. Redyk
Alvin D. Reece
Gerald O. Reece
Albert G. Reed, Jr.
Randall S. Reed
Jerry B. Reese
Kirk D. Reeves
Boyd H. Reid
Floyd S. Reid
James E. Reid
Douglas M. Reif
Frederick W. Reinhart
Kevin D. Renfro
Kirk L. Reno
Winston J. Renoud
Kevin R. Repcheck
Alvin B. Reuben
Thomas J. Reynolds
Edward J. Ribstein
Paul L. Rice
Nelson K. Richards
Kyle C. Richardson
Michael J. Richardson
Travis S. Ridgel
Charles A. Riedell
Gerald F. Riggers
Robert C. Rinehart
Daniel J. Riordan
John D. Risser
Timothy J. Ritchie
Andrew M. Ritter
Nicholas A. Rizzitello, Jr.
Steven P. Roberts
Jack T. Robinette, Jr.
David R. Robinson
Richard B. Robinson
Charles Rock, Jr.
Michael A. Rock
Melvin B. Rockey
Steven E. Rodick
Dennis A. Roe
B. Carter Rogers, M.D.
Jay J. Rogers
Thomas R. Rogers
Juan F. Rojas, M.D.
Thomas L. Roller
Andrew B. Romberger
Harry L. Rook
James J. Rose
William A. Rose
Kent J. Rosenau
Fred M. Rosenberger

Charles S. Ross
William J. Rossiter, CPA
Clyde E. Rostad
Joseph C. Rotolo, MD
H. Rex Roudebush
William R. Roulette
Thomas A. Rourke
Richard B. Roush
Richard D. Rowlands
Howard Rubenstein
Leon A. Ruby
David B. Rucker
Kevin J. Ruddy
William E. Rudloff
Robin H. Ruffino
Michael J. Ruggles
Thomas Rule
John V. Rumble
Roger A. Russell
George A. Russett, CLU
Jeff A. Rutledge
John F. Rutledge
Stephen P. Rutman
Timothy A. Ryan
William R. Ryan
Ramzi M. Sabbagh
Ronald J. Salamone
William L. Sanders
Donald G. Sapp
Scott H. Sari
Roy S. Sasaki, CFC
Roland R. Saucier, Jr.
Robert N. Saunders
Neil Savin
Edward G. Sawtell
W. Tom Sawyer, Jr.
Louis J. Scarfo
David R. Schechter
Frank W. Scheible, Col. USAF (Ret.)
John W. Scherer
Glenn B. Scherzer, II
Walter R. Schirber
Richard Schlapman
John A. Schmidt
Phillip J. Schmidt
Fred J. Schmitt
Samuel L. Schmitz
Michael P. Schneider
Terry L. Schneider
Keith N. Schnelle
James R. Schonberger
Robert L. Schornstheimer
James D. Schreyer
Robin S. Schroeder
Richard A. Schromm
Albert J. Schuette
Robert Schulenburg
Stephen R. Schulte
Steven J. Schulz
Stephen D. Schulze
Gerald A. Schwalbach
Steven P. Schwefel
Timothy D. Scott
Michael J. Scully
Ronald D. Seavey
Allen H. Seed, Ph.D.
Michael D. Seeman
Bart C. Segal, CFC
Kenneth F. Seis
Joel M. Selber
Jon D. Sell
James C. Selover
Eric C. Semmelmeier
William A. Sensenderfer, D.D., Ph.D.
Michael Ser
Samuel A. Serrian
Lester P. Servid, MD
Neil A. Settle
Frank A. Shackelford
Karl F. Shafer
Charles E. Shapiro, M.D.
Matthew J. Shapiro
Eugene A. Shaw
Jack A. Shaw
Bradley W. Shelton
James P. Sherk
Michael T. Shields
Richard D. Shmel
Jeffrey L. Shober
William E. Shoulders
William J. Shoulders
H. Burkley Showe
John D. Shull, Jr.
John A. Shuman
Benson P. Shupe, Jr.
Dana J. Sieckert
Robert F. Siegert
Lucian A. Siekman
Dennis M. Simon
Robert Simpson, Jr.
Phillip A. Sinclair
William T. Sinclair
Scott G. Sink
Scott K. Sitterle
John A. Skidmore
Thomas B. Skoner
William L. Slade, CFC
William H. Slaninko
Kyle K. Slaski
Eric P. Slipp
Edward A. Slye
Joseph M. Smetana, Jr.
John J. Smiley
Brad Smith
Calvin G. Smith
David S. Smith
Denis J. Smith
Gregory B. Smith
James K. Smith
Jeffrey L. Smith
Lowell R. Smith
Rodman N. Smith
Sean A. Smith
Thomas B. Smith
W. Hilary Smith
Terry E. Snavely
Richard G. Snyder
E. Michael Sorom
Gerald G. Spaugh
Jeff B. Sperry
Mark S. Sperry, M.D.
Peter J. Squier
Michael R. St. Pierre
Thomas E. Staab
Wayne E. Stabrawa
James M. Stacy
Jack V. Stalnaker
Stewart G. Stalnecker, Jr.
Raymond T. Stamps
Curtis G. Stangler
Laurance S. Staples, Jr.
Donald E. Stark
Thomas A. Stark
Ernest A. Staubs, Jr.
Robert C. Steck
Richard B. Steedman
Richard M. Steele
Loren M. Steenson
Joseph T. Steible
John L. Steimke
Jack W. Steiner, Jr.
Charles M. Steinhofer, Jr.
Michael F. Stell
Arthur W. Stellar, Ph.D.
Gary A. Stenehjem
G. W. Stephen Read
Charles W. Stevens, Jr.
Jon E. Stevens
William F. Stevens
Terence E. Stewart
Richard H. Stienmier, M.D.
Robert H. Stitzinger
Richard B. Stivers
Lewis H. Stivitts
Lynn C. Stoecker
Douglas J. Stokes
A. Keith Stonecipher
Jim M. Strachan
Gregory T. Struebing
Dwight L. Stull
Sidney V. Suarez
Leonard G. Suelter
John L. Sullivan
Joseph E. Summerhays
Stephen L. Suslik
James W. Swackhamer
Robert L. Swaim
David A. Swanson
Michael J. Symons
Richard H. Tait
John E. Talley
Jon G. Tankersley
Alison L. Tanner
Lee E. Tarvestad
Jerry W. Tastad
Richard H. Tate
Gregory S. Taylor
Robert A. Taylor, D.D.S.
Timothy L. Taylor
Warren L. Taylor
John C. Telander
G. Wallace Thayer
Lawrence W. Theriault
Ryan P. Thibodeaux
Todd E. Thiesse
Alvin E. Thomas
Jesse O. Thomas
Lee B. Thomas, Jr.
Michael A. Thomas
Peter A. Thomas
J. Scott Thompson
James W. Thompson
Ronald B. Thompson
William T. Thompson
Tom L. Thorkelson
Richard A. Thornburg
Christopher B.Tidwell
Brian M. Tietje
William M. Tilton
Rodney G. Timm
Bruce E. Titus
Thomas N. Tjarnberg, D.D.S.
Neill Tolboom
Robert C. Toniny
Richard D. Torlina
Michael E. Traeger
Robert G. Treece, Jr.
Robert S. Tribble
Clinton B. Trousil
John R. Trudell
Richard M. Trudell
Woerpel Scholarship
“My involvement within TKE has provided me a
platform in which to practice the leadership skills I
have gained within the Fraternity and use them to
enrich my community and campus.”
Raleigh D. Truitt
David A. Trump
Stephen A. Tucker
Robert P. Turner
Jack M. Turnquist
Robert D. Twitchell
Dallace W. Unger
Thomas J. Urquhart
Bennedict R. Uselman
Shane Utter
Henry T. Vakoc, CFC
Charles P. Valentine
Ronald L Van Buskirk
Rene W. Van Zanten
Stephen A. Vanderpoorten
Robert J. Vanek
Robert S. Vangrin
John R. Vanneman
Phillip J. Vanyo
Donald L. Varnau
William P. Vaughn
Joseph J. Vauter
Norman C. Veach
Nicio Vega, Jr.
Ellis E. Verink, Jr.
Joe K. Verner
Steve Vickers
Anthony M. Viola
Frank J. Visintin
Nicholas C. Vlachos
Joseph Voldrich, III
Daniel T. Volk
Marlin M. Volz
Oliver L. Von Behren
Mahlon W. Vorhies
James Votanek
James E. Waechter
Kendall P. Wagar
Christian W. Wagner
Craig A. Wagner
John Jacob Wagner, III
Michael R. Wahl
Donald A. Walbrecht
Dennis J. Waldron
Barry B. Wales
Bian B. Walker, Jr.
Stephen C. Walker
Craig A. Wallace
Ronald K. Wallace
Ralph M. Wallem
Ronald L. Walsh
Steven R. Walsh
Stephen A. Walston
Thomas G. Walters
Frank J. Ward
Geoffrey M. Ward
Sidney J. Ward, III
James R. Wardell
William R. Warmbein
Richard R. Warmbold
Leon E. Warner
Sanford Wasserman
Mark E. Watters
Jeffrey P. Wavering
David A. Wayne
C. Joseph Weaver, Jr.
Samuel C. Weaver
Scott H. Carey
University of Nevada, Reno
lifetime giving clubs
James K. Webster
Dennis R. Weddle
William A. Weed, Jr.
Kenneth M. Weesner
John B. Weigele, M.D.
James T. Weigle
Ronald J. Weimer
Steven A. Weiner
Robert P. Weisman
Brian J. Wellock
L. Byron Welsh
Jeffrey R. Wesche
Dean A. Wessels
Edward C. West, Jr.
Terry E. Westbrook
Chris J. Westhof III
Woodrow W. Westley
Rainer J. Westphal
Mark G. Weyermuller
Richard T. Whistler
Wilbur J. Whitcomb
Lee C. White
Gordon A. Whitt
Charles W. Whittington, Jr.
Craig N. Wiederhold
Harry R. Wiener
W. Peyton Wilbar
Robert O. Wilbur
Richard R. Wilford
Charles C. Williams, III
Charles E. Williams
David H. Williams
Mark W. Williams
Robert L. Williams
Richard E. Willson
John F. Wilson
Keith D. Wilson
Mark Wilson
James A. Wimbush
Kenneth B. Winiecki
Raymond L. Winn III
Philip E. Winston, Jr.
Richard S. Winter
Gregory D. Wisor
Robert G. Witham
John L. Witt
G. Michael Witte
Michael H. Wittmer, CFC
Richard E. Wittnebel
Louis G. Witynski
Robert E. Wojnicki
Jeffrey P. Wokoun
Theodore L. Wolf
J. Howard Wolfe, CLU
David A. Womble, Jr.
Kenneth B. Wonderland
Glenn C. Wonn
Dale N. Woodling
Paul D. Woods
William A. Wortzman
William H. Wrege
Jeffrey W. Wren
Charles A. Wright
Dallas P. Wright, USA (Ret.)
Donald E. Wuerch
Michael G. Wukovich
Raydee E. Wyatt
Ewart H. Wyle
A. Murray Wylie
Steven E. Yanne
Michael D. Yon
Ansel E. Young
Jeffrey R. Young
Dennis A. Youngdahl
Martin Zadnik
John J. Zakowski
Norman R. Zammar
Richard C. Zapp
James M. Zechmann
Robert V. Zenz
Daniel J. Zielanis
William J. Zinn, Sr.
Robert C. Zornes
Michael L. Zoruba
SPRING 2007 THE TEKE 67

• Past Grand Prytanis & Foundation Director
Order of the Golden Eagle
Fraternity for Life Award
Teke Alumnus of the Year
DR. WILLIAM V. MUSE, CFC
Business and
Educational Consultant
Life Loyal Teke
Charter Member