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Page 1: Foundation Annual Report 2009
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"The principal goal of education is to create men who are capable of doing new things, not simply of repeating what other generations have done."

- Jean Piaget

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Chairman’s LetterDear Brothers, Parents and Friends of Beta (the people who make a difference!):

As the Beta Foundation’s newly appointed chairman, it gives me considerable pleasure to personally share with you our 2009 Annual Report. It was another banner year for our Fraternity’s educational foundation – namely because we took this year-long opportunity to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Beta’s acclaimed Men of Principle initiative.

The succeeding pages do an excellent job of reporting on the improvements and achievements of our Foundation this past year. That’s why I believe one of the most important things I can do as Chairman is to remind every single donor of just how grateful our board of directors is for the generous financial gifts they provide. The Foundation’s donors are the ones who bring all of Beta’s award-winning leadership programs and services to life – year, after year, after year. Beta can only accomplish its work with your help and support. You are indeed the people who make a difference!

For that, I say thank you. Thank you!

Specifically, I cannot miss this opportunity to thank the 2,679 donors who rallied together in FY09 to surpass our annual Beta Leadership Fund goal of $703,070. A total of $721,345 was raised to support all of the Foundation’s undergraduate-focused programs, a 2.5% increase over the original $703k goal. In these economic times, only one word will suffice in describing such an accomplishment: WOW!

Of course, it is no surprise that, since the Foundation uses a conservative smoothing technique as a basis for calculating what may be distributed from our educational endowment funds each year (four percent of the prior 12-quarter fund average), an increase

"Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other." - John F. Kennedy

in gifts to this year’s Beta Leadership Fund will be necessary in order to support all of the Foundation’s educational programs. This reality stems primarily from the number of quarters that have lower fund balances resulting from the economic downturn of the last two years.

As a result, our Foundation Board has concluded that we must raise $850,000 through the annual Beta Leadership Fund this year to “cover the funding gap” that will not be met from our endowment funds. This is a 17.84% increase over what we raised last year.

Yes, it is indeed a big jump, but with some 125,000 alumni across North America – 90,000 for whom we have at least one form of contact information – there is every reason to be enthusiastic and aggressive in driving toward achievement of this important BLF goal. After all, some 7,000 young Betas in all corners of North America are depending upon us!

So, there are two quotes come to mind these days as I reflect on the work of the Beta Foundation…

“Don’t give ‘til it hurts. Give ‘til it feels good.”

Likewise…

“I have learned that you should not go through life with a catcher’s mitt on both hands; you need to be able to throw something back.”

One of the great things about Beta alumni is we like to “throw something back,” don’t we?!

In the coming days, we will be in contact personally, electronically and through direct mail keeping every

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"Goodness is the only investment that never fails."

- Henry David Thoreau

Douglas G. Houser, Willamette ’57

Residence: Portland, Oregon

Family: Married: Lucy Anne Latham Houser, Whitman ’60, Delta Gamma;

Children: Brooks, Willamette University, Kappa Sigma; Brad, Willamette University, Kappa Sigma; Anne, Central Oregon College;

Grandchildren: Brooks Jr., Grant, John Douglas “JD” (someday hopefully all Betas!), Claire and Hallie (someday hopefully Beta Sweethearts!)

Education:1957 – Willamette University 1960 – Stanford University School of Law

Interests: Golf, Reading, Fly Fishing, Traveling, Antiquing

Professionally: Partner in Bullivant, Houser, Bailey, Attorneys at Law; Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers; Director and former General Counsel, Nike, Inc.; Outstanding Defense Lawyers, National Law Journal; The Best Lawyers in America 2007

Beta Involvement: Always a “Beta Hotdog”

single Beta alumnus, undergraduate, parent and Friend of Beta aware of the Foundation’s progress in terms of leadership program effectiveness and solicitation success. When you hear from a member of our board of directors or our Foundation Director in Oxford, Jonathan Brant, Miami ’75, please renew your support of the Men of Principle initiative. Simply put, “Give ‘til it feels good!”

Finally, I would like to recognize our two outgoing Foundation Board members, Christopher D. Miller, Kansas State ’86 and Jeffrey N. Newton, Miami ’77. Both have been so instrumental in providing the resources and leadership necessary to push the Men of Principle initiative and our Fraternity’s educational Foundation forward. Their contributions in both insight and encouragement have been instrumental. And we are grateful.

As well, I’d like to congratulate our outgoing Foundation Board Chairman, Michael G. Feinstein, MIT ’82, for being recently elected General Treasurer by the 170th General Convention. Mike’s leadership on the

board since 2002 has been unmatched, and we are so thankful. Now, Betas everywhere have the benefit of his service as General Treasurer. Indeed, we are blessed beyond belief.

Brother and friends, with the Men of Principle initiative having celebrated 10 years of achievement, now is not the time to rest on our laurels. As far as I’m concerned, we’re just getting started!!!

Thanks again to all brothers, parents and Friends of Beta who make Beta Theta Pi a fraternity of purpose and relevance in the lives of so many young men. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of so many young Betas who are the future of our Fraternity and, in fact, the entire Greek community!

Yours in ___kai___,

Douglas G. Houser, Willamette ’57Chairman Beta Theta Pi Foundation Board of Directors E: [email protected]

P.S. – It gives me great pleasure to introduce Ryan E. King, Southern Illinois ’01 as a new director of advancement for our Foundation staff in Oxford. Following eight years on the Administrative Office staff – serving as a leadership consultant, director of Men of Principle and most recently director of leadership development – Ryan is a tremendous addition to the Foundation’s alumni outreach, cultivation and solicitation efforts. Please join me in welcoming Ryan by dropping him a line of encouragement at [email protected].

Beta Leadership FundThe purpose of the Beta Leadership Fund is to provide the financial resources that staff and operate the Frater-nity’s Men of Principle initiative, award-winning leader-ship programs, educational foundation and important alumni outreach activities. Actual FY09 Goal FY10Total Number of Donors 2,679 3,500Total Raised $721,345 $850,000

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Richard C. Spangler III, North Carolina ’71Winston-Salem, N.C.Consultant for Deutsche Bank Alex Brown; former senior vice president at Wachovia Bank, N.A. in the US Corporate Banking & Institutional Trust; Treasurer Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County

Foundation Board of DirectorsThe Beta Theta Pi Foundation, a 501(c)3 public charity, was created in 1990 to attract and receive gifts to support leadership and academic opportunities.

Working with the Foundation staff in Oxford is a 15-member Board of Directors, which includes the Fraternity’s General Treasurer.

Carroll R. (Cal) Black, Wabash ’66Phoenix, Ariz.Retired director of development for Wabash College; former director of security for the largest financial institution in Indiana

Michael G. Feinstein, MIT ’82Bedford, Mass.Managing Director of Sempre Management; former general partner at Venrock Associates; Board member of Boston-Power. Former Board member at Quantum Bridge Communications, CircleLending, Ciclon Semiconductor, and WaveSmith Networks

Garland G. Fritts, Illinois ’52Atlanta, Ga.Managing principal with Fry Consultants Incorporated; director of J. Alexander’s, a publicly held restaurant group listed on the NASDAQ

Jeffrey Lieberman, Pennsylvania ’96New York, N.Y.Managing Director of Insight Venture Partners, a leading venture capital firm; director of Paisley Software, Threadless.com, Karmaloop, Healthcaresource and AdvantageIQ

Lynn C. Maddox, Georgia Tech ’64Chicago, Ill.Senior vice president and principal of Stein Roe Investment Counsel; former plant manager, Proctor & Gamble and assistant director of the Indiana University Business Placement Office

Charles O. McCormick III M.D., Indiana ’72Indianapolis, Ind.Ophthalmologist; owner of the Indiana Eye Clinic; Chapter counselor of Pi Chapter at Indiana University

Robert J. Schaupp, Lawrence ’51Green Bay, Wis.Chairman P & S Investment Company, Trustee Lawrence University, President Fox Valley Beta Theta Pi Alumni Association

David W. Wright, Ohio State ’67Columbus, OhioPrincipal, First Ohio Planning, LLC., a fee-based asset management firm; Vice Chair Ohio State University Alumni Association Advisory Council; member Columbus Rotary and First Community Church of Columbus. Former District Chief and Immediate-past General Secretary of Beta Theta Pi

R. Ethan Braden, Willamette ’02 Indianapolis, Ind.Associate Brand Manager, Eli Lilly & Company; Board of Directors, Little Red Door Cancer Agency of Indiana; former Director and Education Consultant, Beta Theta Pi Foundation and Administrative Office

Douglas G. Houser, Willamette ’57Portland, Ore.Partner in Bullivant, Houser, Bailey, Attorneys at Law; Fellow, American College of Trial Lawyers; Director and former General Counsel, Nike, Inc.

Thomas H. McCasland Jr., Oklahoma ’56Dallas, TexasChairman, Mack Energy Co. and the family’s business enterprises; board member: Dallas Opera, Dallas Performing Arts Center and OU Energy School; member: Dallas Petroleum Club, Dallas Country Club; Board of Directors member of the Dallas Arboretum

H. Kent Mergler, Cincinnati ’63 Stuart, Fla.Chairman, Northstar Capital Management, Inc.; Trustee of Yorktown University and former President of Stein, Roe & Farnham, Investment Counsel

Stephen B. Becker, Florida ’69Toronto, Ont.Senior Associate, Ross Marsh & Associates Inc., a Canadian consulting firm; former Administrative Secretary of Beta Theta Pi; President of the Beta Theta Pi Foundation of Canada; director of the Florida Beta Student Aid Fund

Michael J. Dubes, Iowa State ’66Minneapolis, Minn.Retired president Conseco insurance group; former President and CEO Northern Life Ins. Co, A ReliaStar Co; Executive VP ING Companies; SR VP ReliaStar Life, President of NWNL Sales Co.

Foundation Board

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The Foundation Staff(Seated)Director of Advancement L. Martin Cobb, Eastern Kentucky ’96 andDirector of the Beta Theta Pi Foundation Jonathan J. Brant, Miami ’75

(Standing) Director of Advancement Ryan E. King, Southern Illinois ’01 andDirector of Development Laura Lednik

Fraternity Board of TrusteesGeneral SecretaryCharles W. Warner, Lynchburg ’87

PresidentDr. P. Thomas Purinton, Kansas State ’63

General TreasurerMichael G. Feinstein, MIT ’82

Vice PresidentsScott J. Allen, Minnesota ’95W. Martin Haskell, Ohio Wesleyan ’68Jeffrey N. Newton, Miami ’77Michael R. Okenquist, Villanova ’94David E. Schmidt, South Florida ’92Paul B. Swartz, Kansas State ’64Joseph M. Troncale, Alabama ’63

Foundation Board of DirectorsChairmanDouglas G. Houser, Willamette ’57

DirectorsStephen B. Becker, Florida ’69Carroll R. (Cal) Black, Wabash ’66R. Ethan Braden, Willamette ’02Michael J. Dubes, Iowa State ’66Michael G. Feinstein, MIT ’82Garland G. Fritts, Illinois ’52Jeffrey Lieberman, Pennsylvania ’96Lynn C. Maddox, Georgia Tech ’64Thomas H. McCasland Jr., Oklahoma ’56Charles O. McCormick III, Indiana ’72H. Kent Mergler, Cincinnati ’63Robert J. Schaupp, Lawrence ’51Richard C. Spangler III, North Carolina ’71David W. Wright, Ohio State ’67

Foundation & Administrative Office*Administrative SecretaryJudson A. Horras, Iowa State ’97

Foundation DirectorJonathan J. Brant, Miami ’75

Director of AdvancementL. Martin Cobb, Eastern Kentucky ’96Ryan E. King, Southern Illinois ’01

Directors of DevelopmentLaura L. Lednik

Editor, The Beta Theta Pi Magazine & Director of CommunicationsThomas C. Olver, Central Michigan ’98

Associate Director of Communications Robert T. Umstadter, San Jose State ’05

Associate Editor Alexander S. Hammel, Florida ’08

Graphic DesignerSarah M. Shepherd

*for a complete staff list visit www.BetaThetaPi.org

Brennan Hall 5134 Bonham Road Oxford, Ohio 45056 Tel: 800-800-BETA Fax: 513-523-2381 [email protected] www.betathetapi.org

Beta Theta Pi Foundation and Administrative Office

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Beta Theta Pi Foundation Profile

The purpose of the Beta Theta Pi Foundation is to advance the educational Mission and Goals of Beta Theta Pi toward the Vision of the Fraternity. The Foundation will strive to offer a variety of opportunities for gift support of the Fraternity’s educational activities; to communicate these opportunities to members regularly, and to provide the resources necessary to produce an effective and efficient advancement program for the mutual benefit of donors and Beta Theta Pi.

The Foundation is responsible to:

• Maintain and increase financial support through current and endowment gifts for the educational activities of Beta Theta Pi

• Develop plans and execute a comprehensive advancement program

• Advise board members and other volunteers on matters relating to the cultivation, solicitation and acceptance of gifts and grants in support of Beta Theta Pi

• Inform, serve, guide and assist donors in fulfilling family, financial and philanthropic objectives

• Coordinate all fund raising efforts that involve the organization’s leadership by matching donor interests with specific funding opportunities

• Conduct research of donors and prospective donors in order to best identify donor interests and maintain confidentiality of those research records

• Maintain regular communication with the Fraternity’s Board of Trustees, administrative secretary and staff regarding the state of the Foundation, including progress reports on gifts, grants, pledges and planned gifts

• Assist collegiate Betas to achieve their educational goals and objectives through leadership programing, scholarships and grants

• Assist Beta alumni to maintain their relationship with the General Fraternity and their chapter

• Assist and advise chapters when help is sought for fund raising activities

• Demonstrate stewardship by interpreting the results of giving and expressing appropriate gratitude

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Table of Contents 4 Chairman's Letter 6 Foundation Board & Staff 10 By the Numbers 12 Merit Scholarships 14 Leadership Programming 18 Leadership Program Involvement Report Card 20 The Bridge Builder Society 22 Named Endowment Funds 24 Beta Leadership Fund and Giving Societies 41 Matching Gift Program 42 Beta Bricks 44 John Reily Knox Club 45 Parents & Friends of Beta Donor Recognition 46 Memorials & Honors 48 Ways to Give

The Donald W. English Beta Wilderness Challenge

The John and Nellie Wooden Institute for

Men of Principle

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By the NumbersChapters & Membership 2003-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09Number of Chapters and Colonies 124 128 123 123 119 118Number of Undergraduate Initiates and Pledges 6,596 6,933 6,726 6,861 6,849 6,907Average Chapter Size 53 54 55 56 58 59Average Chapter Size of All Fraternities (reported by the NIC) 40 40 41 42 43 TBDSubstance-Free Chapter Houses 13 (10.5%) 16 (12.5%) 23 (18.7%) 30 (24.4%) 34 (28.6%) 35 (29.7%)

Average Chapter Size of Substance-Free Chapter Houses 67 61 66 61 62 61Charters Awarded 1 3 2 3 3 5 Recolonizations/Colonizations 5 6 4 6 4 3

Advisors 2003-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09Total “Core” Advisors 434 470 515 535 552 529 (Chapter Counselor, Recruitment, Pledge Ed., Financial, Risk Mgt.)

Total # of Advisors (including “Core” and Ritual, Philanthropy, etc.) 759 767 776 831Average # of “Core” Advisors per chapter 3.44 3.82 4.19 4.35 4.63 4.48 # of Chapters with 5+ Advisors 70 78 87 81 # of Chapters with 3-4 Advisors 29 36 26 32 # of Chapters with 1-2 Advisors 11 8 6 5 # of Chapters with 0 Advisors 3 1 0 0 # of Advisors Participating in Advisor Training Conferences 157 129 134 226

Academics 2003-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09All-Beta Chapter Grade Point Average 2.984 2.999 3.004 3.008 3.015 3.069 Avg. Grade Point Avg. of All Fraternities (reported by the NIC) 2.75 2.80 2.86 TBDChapters not submitting academic reports 14 14 8 17 12 13Percent of chapters with a 2.5 GPA or better 84% 99% 91% 98.1% 99.2% 100%Percent of chapters with a 2.7 GPA or better 90.7% 89.1% 93.8%Chapters above the All-Men’s Average 63 (50.8%) 61 (47.7%) 63 (51.2%) 58 (47.9%) 63 (52.9%) 71 (52.9%)

Chapters above the All-Fraternity Average 55 (44.4%) 72 (56.3%) 72 (58.5%) 61 (50.4%) 69 (58.0%) 80 (67.2%)

"Too often we give our children answers to

remember rather than problems to solve."

- ROGER LEWIN

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"The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet."

- Aristotle

Recolonization Plans for 2009-10 Academic Year

St. Lawrence University Beta Zeta Chapter Canton, N.Y. Dates: September 3 – 26, 2009

Northeastern University Boston, Mass. Dates: October 4 – 25, 2009

University of South Carolina Upsilon Chapter Columbia, S.C. Dates: February 8 – 26, 2010

Leadership Development and Scholarships 2003-04 04-05 05-06 06-07 07-08 08-09Leadership Development Program Participants 534 900 1,055 1,454 1,605 1,571Leadership Dev. Program Participants as a % oftotal Undergraduate Membership 8.73% 14.02% 15.99% 20.93% 22.04% 22.44%Men of Principle Scholarship Grants to Chapters 65 69 80 85 99 99# of Merit Scholarships Awarded by Beta Foundation 66 58 64 58 69 65 Merit Scholarships Total Financial Rewards $82,550 $58,900 $66,500 $68,975 $83,425 $82,175

Educational vs. Fundraising Expenses FY06* FY07* FY08 FY09Men of Principle Initiative, All Leadership Dev. Programs, Foundation Management and Donor Cultivation Expenses $2,024,893 (84.1%) $1,845,524 (95.7%) $2,493,501 (96.3%) $2,207,126 (93.6%)

Direct mail and Fundraising Expenses $381,421 (15.9%) $82,063 (4.3%) $94,693 (3.7%) $150,158.24** (6.4%)

Industry Benchmark for Fundraising Expenses 35% or less 35% or less 35% or less 35% or less ** At the time of publication, the Fraternity’s official audit by BKD was still in progress.

The Beta Leadership Fund FY04 FY05 FY06* FY07* FY08 FY08Total Donors 4,086 3,247 2,521 2,074 2,595 2,679Total Contributions $624,512 $640,576 $401,671* $497,011 $669,477 $721,345 * Peak Years of Upon These Principles Capital Campaign

Congratulations to Beta’s Newly Chartered Chapters!

Eastern Kentucky UniversityDelta Xi ChapterRichmond, Ky.

Florida International UniversityEta Gamma ChapterMiami, Fla.

Kettering University (B Section)Delta Eta ChapterFlint, Mich.

Bethany CollegePsi ChapterBethany, Pa.

Dayton UniversityEta Delta ChapterDayton, Ohio

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Top Eight Scholarship RecipientsThe top eight Founders scholarships (pictured below) are endowed by an estate gift of Robert C. Lafferty, Ohio Wesleyan ’28.

$2,375 John Reily Knox

Memorial Scholarship

Joshua J. Weis, Miami (Fla.) ’09

$2,375 Samuel Taylor Marshall Memorial Scholarship

Jonathan G. Weis, Case Western Reserve ’10

$2,375 David Linton

Memorial Scholarship

Ryan T. Gee, Kettering B ’11

$2,375 James George Smith Memorial Scholarship

Scott E. Barker, Nebraska ’10

$2,375 Charles Henry Hardin Memorial Scholarship

Eric C. Bumbalough, Kettering A ’11

$2,375 John Holt Duncan

Memorial Scholarship

Rajiv Asnani, Florida ’11

$2,375 Michael Clarkson Ryan Memorial Scholarship

Anthony J. Melchiorri, Iowa ’11

$2,375 Thomas Boston Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Christopher G. Coy, Case Western Reserve ’09

Beta Foundation Merit ScholarshipsThe Beta Theta Pi Foundation’s merit scholarship program, instituted in 1949 by the Beta Theta Pi Board of Trustees, has enabled our members to achieve their academic endeavors by providing important financial assistance.

Beta Theta Pi offered 65 scholarships — totaling $82,175 — to undergraduate and graduate student members of the Fraternity as well as sons and daughters of Betas who excelled in the areas of academics, chapter leadership and campus/community involvement. Their achievements and leadership range from officer roles within the chapter, student government and interfraternity council, to honorary societies such as Order of Omega, Phi Eta Sigma and Golden Key. This year’s scholarship recipients are active in varsity athletics, university-wide organizations and philanthropy. They are often Eagle Scouts, community volunteers, youth coaches and tutors.

For more information about next year’s opportunities, log on to www.betathetapi.org. Scholarship forms and details will be available on the web site in early February. The deadline for submission is April 1. All scholarships will be awarded prior to the 171st General Convention in Washington DC.

"Higher education must lead the march back to the fundamentals of

human relationships, to the old discovery that is ever new, that man does

not live by bread alone." - John A. Hannah

Merit Scholarships

A+

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$1,875 Ben C. Rich Memorial Scholarship Jameson L. Hardy, Maine ’09

$1,800 Horace G. Lozier Memorial Scholarship Rishi P. Batra, Nebraska ’09

$1,600 Todd Elias Memorial Scholarship William A. Olson, Nebraska ’10

$1,475 John J. and Elizabeth Rhodes Scholarship Connor M. Bridge, Kansas State ’11

$1,475 John J. and Elizabeth Rhodes Scholarship Joshua H. Parker, Kansas State ’10

$1,475 Thad Byrne Memorial Scholarship Kevin M. Friedman, Iowa State ’10

$1,450 Fred A. Seaton Memorial Scholarship Brandyn K. Lawson, Central Michigan ’09

$1,450 Fred A. Seaton Memorial Scholarship James E. Siegler, Johns Hopkins ’09

$1,450 William H. Bates Oxford Cup Scholarship Timothy J. Carr, South Dakota ’11

$1,400 Otho E. Lane Memorial Scholarship Franklin W. Budde, Miami ’10

$1,350 Seth R. & Corinne H. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Morgan Eackles (Daughter of Thomas N. Eackles, Virginia Tech ’80)

$1,350 Seth R. & Corinne H. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Alexayndra LeForge (Daughter of John L. LeForge, Eastern Kentucky ’87)

$1,325 William C. Scheetz Family Scholarship Jonathan C. Limberakis, Villanova ’10

$1,325 William C. Scheetz Family Scholarship Chris P. Mackin, West Chester ’09

$1,300 E. William Palmer Memorial Scholarship Joshua C. Vogt, Miami (Fla.) ’08

$1,200 Carl A. Kroch Oxford Cup Memorial Scholarship Mark I. Morgan, Idaho ’10

$1,125 Douglas J. Neeley Memorial Scholarship Michael E. Hermanson, Kenyon ’10

$1,125 Douglas J. Neeley Memorial Scholarship Terrence A. Johnson, Kenyon ’09

$1,125 James L. Gavin Memorial Scholarship Matthew D. Boker, Idaho ’13

$1,125 James L. Gavin Memorial Scholarship Zachary L. Brown, Missouri-Kansas City ’11

$1,125 James L. Gavin Memorial Scholarship Andrew J. Gerbetz, Dayton ’10

$1,100 Douglas W. Hill, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Seth A. Meyer, Northwestern ’11

$1,100 Douglas W. Hill, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Jordan K. Pack, Kansas ’09

$1,100 Douglas W. Hill, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Anonymous, Michigan State ’07

$1,100 William W. Dawson Memorial Scholarship John J. Kuczynski, John Carroll ’10

$1,100 William W. Dawson Memorial Scholarship Kenneth W. Raynes, Virginia Tech ’09

$1,075 Steven Craig Merrill Memorial Scholarship Sean M. Douglass, Virginia ’09

$1,050 Bertram W. Bennett Memorial Scholarship James M. Davis, Mississippi ’10

$1,050 Bertram W. Bennett Memorial Scholarship Chase W. Raymond, UCLA ’09

$1,050 Cleveland Alumni Association Scholarship Kurt M. Hauber, John Carroll ’10

$1,050 Cleveland Alumni Association Scholarship William J. Horn, Denison ’10

$1,050 Cleveland Alumni Association Scholarship Jamie A. Ott, John Carroll ’10

$1,050 Cleveland Alumni Association Scholarship Joseph B. Schroeder, Case Western Reserve ’10

$1,050 Edward M. Brown Oxford Cup Scholarship Marty W. Geiger, Miami ’10

$1,050 Edward M. Brown Oxford Cup Scholarship Jeffrey S. Snyder, Miami ’10

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Blake W. Belanger, Oklahoma ’10

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Cornelious L. Burke, Loyola Marymount ’07

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Kevin M. Durkin, Washington ’11

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Marshall T. Holland, Miami (Fla.) ’09

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Andrew M. Iliff, Missouri-Kansas City ’12

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Jeffrey R. Lichtenfeld, Stevens ’11

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship William L. Prueitt, Oklahoma ’10

$1,050 John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Michael J. Scheinman, Cornell ’10

$1,000 Burton L. Gerber Scholarship Benjamin M. Nava, Virginia ’10

$1,000 L. Robert Clough Memorial Scholarship Daniel J. Riley, South Dakota ’10

$1,000 Thomas D. & Karen Cassady Scholarship Bryan M. Zivich, Cincinnati ’11

$875 Gupton A. Vogt Oxford Cup Scholarship Scott R. Gladstone, Emory ’05

$875 Ronald, Randall & Roger Helman Scholarship John A. Reineke, Central Michigan ’09

$850 Edith Cantor Morrison Memorial Scholarship Evan C. Figg, Minnesota ’10

$825 Col. Richard R. (Misty) & Sally Shoop Scholarship Eric M. Sparks, Oklahoma ’12

$800 Michael W. Toennis Memorial Scholarship Gavin Lund, MIT ’10

$725 Delta Tau Chapter Scholarship Sean M. Morgan, Minnesota ’10

$725 James P. Kirkgasser Memorial Scholarship Ryan A. Holy, Cornell ’10

$700 Stephen D. Bechtel Oxford Cup Scholarship Yuman Wang, Whitman ’11

$550 H. Hiram Stephenson Oxford Cup Scholarship Robert P. Buchmann, Missouri-Kansas City ’08

$550 Hugh E Stephenson Oxford Cup Scholarship Michael S. Shapiro, Florida ’10

$400 Adam S. Burford Memorial Scholarship Gregory P. Carlson, Pepperdine ’05

2003-042004-05

2005-062006-07

2007-08

Total Merit Scholarship Awards *Number of Merit Scholarships Awarded

$82,550 66*

$58,900 58*

$66,500 64*

$68,975 58*

$83,425 69*

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$50,000

$55,000

$60,000

$65,000

$70,000

$75,000

$80,000

$85,000

$90,000$82,175

65*

2008-09

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Leadership Programming

Total number of undergraduates involved in Beta Foundation sponsored lead-ership programs since inception of the Men of Principle Initiative

"Teachers open the door, but you must enter

by yourself." - Chinese Proverb

Beta Alumni and Friends of Beta facilitators – Session #1 - The John and Nellie WoodenInstitute for Men of Principle

15

50

100

300

400

500

1,500

25

200

1,000

2,000

72137

213

488534

8981,060

1,4541,605

15

1,571

1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

465

7

Individual Leadership Program Summary ReportsSince inception of the Men of Principle initiative in 1998, Beta Theta Pi has become known interfraternally as The Leadership Fraternity. Boasting some of North America’s most high-caliber, progressive collegiate leadership programs, our Fraternity believes that a safe, enjoyable, high-quality undergraduate Beta experience is the result of intentional leadership training – programs aimed at developing the hearts and minds of more than 6,500 young Betas across North America. Recognized internationally with 12 awards by our interfraternal peers, the following pages summarize the awe-inspiring participation growth of our treasured Beta Foundation sponsored leadership programs.

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Tapping Up-and-Coming Leaders to Build the Beta Bridge

Futures Quest, hosted by the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), is a two-day interfraternal institute for newly initiated fraternity men. Held in the winter,

Futures Quest focuses on leadership development and personal leadership styles.

2000-012001-02

2002-032003-04

2004-052005-06

2006-072007-08

2008-090

20

40

60

80

100

Number of participating undergraduates

120

3931

87

101 104 107

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Number of participating undergraduates Number of participating undergraduates*Number of sessions

22.44% Percentage of Beta undergraduates participating in one or more leadership programs in 2009.

Answering the Call of Principled LeadershipThe Presidents Academy provides an opportunity for all

chapter and colony presidents to travel to the founding site of the Fraternity in Oxford, Ohio, for three days of intense

leadership training and networking with other undergraduate presidents from across North America.

Fanning the Flame of Principled LeadershipKeystone is a high quality, regional education

experience focusing on chapter officer development, principled leadership and volunteer training. Although

Beta has other popular values-based leadership opportunities, this is the first that teaches operational

concepts to every chapters’ top eight executive officers.

23

89

2005-062006-07

2007-08

200

300

400

500

600

700

526 3*

256 2*

800 701 4*

2008-09

845 6*

2004-052005-06

2006-072007-08

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70

80

90

100

110

101 100

89

100 99

2008-09

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2000-012001-02

2002-032003-04

2004-052005-06

2006-072007-08

2008-09

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Discovering Beta Theta Pi’s True PrinciplesThe John and Nellie Wooden Institute for Men of Principle,

endowed by a gift of James A. (Jim) Collins, UCLA ’50 and his wife Carol, is a five-day values-based leadership experience that has garnered international attention and

recognition from the Greek community. It continues to be a hallmark education program for the Fraternity.

Championing Beta’s Principles for a Better Future

Endowed by a gift of James J. Ellis, Missouri ’55 and his wife, Van, The Leadership Summit provides an opportunity for all regional directors, district chiefs and assistant district chiefs to meet annually in Oxford to focus on the future of

Beta Theta Pi. Participants receive focused training on how to utilize all available resources of the General Fraternity,

while at the samtime learning how to better support undergraduates and advisors at the local level.

Applying Beta’s Principles to Daily LifeThe Donald W. English Beta Wilderness Challenge,

endowed by a gift of Jeffrey N. Newton, Miami ’77 and his wife Carolyn, is a six-day outdoor leadership experience that takes Beta undergraduates through a bold agenda

focusing on the principles and obligations of the Fraternity and a series of challenging outdoor elements that

promote personal development.

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Connecting “the Beta Spirit” with our Principled Future

Endowed gifts from family and friends of Beta’s past president, Peter F. Griener, Minnesota ’51,

The Leadership College provides leadership training and education for up-and-coming leaders of Beta chapters

and colonies. Conducted during the Fraternity’s General Convention, this year’s program curriculum focused

on Stephen Covey’s best-selling book, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.

Embracing Beta’s Interfraternal ResponsibilityThe Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI),

hosted by the North-American Interfraternity Conference, is a five-day co-educational leadership institute that focuses on personal and chapter values, leadership development,

team building and the art of building community.

Recruiting Men of Principle to Build Beta Theta Pi

The Men of Principle Scholarship Grant Program supports chapters and colonies by helping them award merit scholarships

to non-affiliated males who have distinguished themselves inside and outside the classroom. Applicants are not required to join the Fraternity, but it is through the application and interview process that Beta chapters and colonies meet some of the most

accomplished, achievement-oriented young men on campus.

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Chapter/Colony FQ CPLA KRLC IMP BWC UIFI LC Total MPSAlabama 4 1 8 2 1 2 18 $500 Arizona 1 8 5 14 $500 Auburn 2 1 10 13 $500 Baylor 1 7 8 $500 Bethany* 1 8 4 1 1 9 24 $500 British Columbia 7 1 8 $500 Cal Poly 6 6 $500 California, Berkeley 8 1 9 $500 California, Irvine 1 1 8 2 2 14 $500 California, Los Angeles* 1 8 4 11 24 $500 California, Santa Barbara* 3 1 8 5 1 1 1 20 $500 Carleton 1 7 1 9 $500 Carnegie Mellon 2 1 8 4 1 16 $500 Case Western Reserve* 2 1 8 4 1 1 3 20 $500 Central Florida 5 1 6 Central Michigan 1 8 4 1 14 $500 Cincinnati 1 1 8 2 1 2 15 $500 Clemson 1 6 1 1 1 2 12 $500 Colgate 12 5 17 $500 Colorado Mines 3 1 8 2 1 15 $500 Colorado State 2 1 6 9 $500 Columbia 8 8 $500 Connecticut* 1 8 8 1 2 20 $500 Cornell 8 2 10 $500 Dayton 1 9 1 11 $500 Denison* 1 8 8 1 1 1 20 $500 DePauw 6 2 5 13 East Carolina* 1 1 8 2 1 2 15 $500 Eastern Illinois* 1 1 5 2 1 1 11 $500 Eastern Kentucky* 2 1 8 2 5 18 $500 Eastern Washington 5 1 6 $500 Emory 2 1 8 1 12 $500 Florida 1 8 3 12 $500 Florida International* 1 1 8 9 1 1 21 $500 Furman 1 4 1 6 $500 George Washington 1 8 2 2 13 $500 Georgia 1 1 8 1 8 19 $500 Georgia Tech 4 1 8 3 2 18 $500 Hampden-Sydney 1 8 9 $500 Idaho 1 9 1 1 12 $500 Illinois* 7 7 1 1 7 23 Indiana 6 1 6 3 5 21

Leadership Program Involvement Report CardThis report summarizes leadership program participation by all chapters and colonies in the 2008-2009 academic year. It is our hope, however, that in addition to providing a summary, this information will encourage you to increase participation by your chapter, district and region. Leadership development is a trademark of our Fraternity that yields significant benefits. Through 2008-2009 the support of alumni, leadership consultants, district chiefs, regional directors, chapter advisors and Greek advisors, Beta undergraduates can achieve their full leadership potential.

Report Card KeyFutures Quest .......................................................................FQThe Chapter Presidents Leadership Academy ................ CPLAThe Keystone Regional Leadership Conference ............ KRLCThe Institute for Men of Principle .........................................IMPThe Beta Wilderness Challenge ....................................... BWCUndergraduate Interfraternity Institute ................................ UIFIThe Leadership College ....................................................... LCThe Men of Principle Scholarship Grant ............................ MPS

100% – Percentage of chapters participating in one or more leadership programs in 2009.

Leadership Report Card

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Chapter/Colony FQ CPLA KRLC IMP BWC UIFI LC Total MPSSMU 8 5 13 $500 South Dakota 1 8 1 1 11 $500 South Florida 1 2 3 Southern California 1 8 3 12 $500 Southern Illinois 7 7 $500 Stevens 8 5 13 $500 Tennessee 1 7 1 9 $500 Texas 1 8 1 10 Texas A&M 1 5 6 $500 Texas A&M-CC 1 8 4 13 $500 Texas at Arlington 1 8 3 12 $500 Texas Tech 1 9 1 11 Toronto 1 8 1 10 $500 Truman State* 7 1 8 8 2 1 27 $500 Utah 1 7 8 Vanderbilt 1 6 1 8 Villanova 1 8 9 $500 Virginia 2 1 8 2 1 5 19 $500 Virginia Tech 1 7 7 15 $500 Wabash* 1 8 6 2 7 24 Washington* 10 4 1 12 27 $500 Washington & Jefferson 1 8 3 12 $500 Washington and Lee 7 6 13 $500 Washington in St. Louis* 4 1 8 5 3 4 3 28 $500 Washington State 1 10 1 12 $500 Wesleyan 8 8 West Chester 1 8 1 2 1 13 $500 West Virginia 1 8 2 11 $500 Westminster 1 8 9 Whitman 1 8 2 11 Wichita State 4 1 8 1 14 $500 Willamette 1 8 3 1 13 $500 William & Mary 1 8 1 10 $500 Wisconsin 1 7 3 11 $500 Wisconsin-Oshkosh* 3 1 8 3 1 16 $500 Wittenberg 1 8 3 12 TOTAL 89 99 845 241 33 25 239 1571 $48,500

*Charles Henry Hardin Leadership Development Award winner, which is extended to chapters and colonies who send 15 total participants – or 20% of the chapter roster – to at least three different Beta leadership experiences (excluding Keystone).

Chapter/Colony FQ CPLA KRLC IMP BWC UIFI LC Total MPSIowa 1 1 7 2 11 $500 Iowa State* 1 1 9 1 1 7 20 $500 John Carroll* 1 1 8 4 1 15 $500 Johns Hopkins 1 8 9 $500 Kansas 1 4 5 Kansas State* 2 1 8 1 17 29 $500 Kenyon 1 4 5 $500 Kettering A* 1 5 2 1 9 $500 Kettering B* 1 1 8 2 1 13 $500 Knox 1 8 4 13 $500 Lawrence 3 3 $500 Louisville 1 1 8 1 1 12 $500 Loyola Marymount 1 8 2 1 12 $500 Maine 1 8 8 1 18 $500 Maryland 5 2 7 $500 Miami 1 8 2 2 1 6 20 $500 Miami (Fla.) 1 8 3 1 13 $500 Middle Tennessee State 1 8 4 1 14 $500 Minnesota* 4 1 8 3 2 4 22 $500 Mississippi 1 1 8 1 11 $500 Missouri* 1 8 2 1 12 24 Missouri-Kansas City 1 8 3 1 13 $500 MIT 7 1 8 $500 Nebraska 5 1 8 5 2 21 $500 North Carolina 1 8 6 15 $500 North Dakota 1 8 3 12 $500 Northwestern 1 8 5 14 $500 Nova Southeastern 1 3 4 $500 Ohio 1 8 2 2 3 16 $500 Ohio State 1 6 1 4 12 Oklahoma 1 8 3 1 4 17 $500 Oklahoma State 1 7 7 15 $500 Oregon 1 12 13 Penn State 4 4 Pennsylvania 1 1 Puget Sound 1 4 2 7 Purdue 4 1 6 2 1 4 18 Rhode Island 2 1 1 4 $500 Saint Louis 1 1 6 2 1 11 $500 San Diego* 1 1 8 8 1 2 21 $500 San Jose State 1 4 1 6 $500 Sewanee 5 5

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AuburnRoderick B. Hastie ’82Ball State Randy D. Phillips ’79BethanyRichard K. Boyd Jr. ’61 David A. Butz ’60Bowling Green George D. Patrick ’62British Columbia James M. Strilesky ’72 Alan G. Young ’70BrownBruce M. Lloyd ’69California, Irvine Christopher C. Ogilvie ’80California, Los Angeles Walter A. Chenoweth ’52Carnegie Mellon Kenneth K. Humphreys ’59CaseCharles R. Hollis ’67Central Michigan Thomas C. Olver ’98CentreJerry M. Blesch ’60 B. Hume Morris ’68

Kansas State H. James Bartels ’43 Robert S. Hoisington ’79 Ronald W. Manning ’80 James H. Porter ’64KenyonFredrick J. Holdridge ’50KetteringMatthew J. Lepkowski ’97KnoxMerle E. Minks ’39LawrenceDavid J. Schnackenberg ’90LehighJohn N. Roper Jr. ’34LouisvilleThomas N. Chapman ’71 Matthew V. Tsien ’80LynchburgCharles W. Warner ’87MiamiPeter W. C. Barnhart ’66 J. Benjamin Beshear ’01 Jonathan J. Brant ’75 Robert L. Cottrell ’54 Thomas C. Fey ’68 Ronald P. Helman ’55 James T. Neef ’53 Jeffrey N. Newton ’77

Jonathan B. Scherpelz ’05 John M. Sommer ’53 Robert D. Wertz ’61MichiganJames R. Denbo ’63 Donald G. DiPaolo ’78 Roger S. Helman ’89 William P. Johnson ’57 Joseph E. Salata Jr. ’78Michigan State Robert A. Cook ’62MinnesotaScott J. Allen ’95 Bertram G. Leach ’52MississippiWilliam B. Lipscomb ’65MissouriWilliam H. Bates ’49 Carl E. Bolte Jr. ’51 Charles E. Brown ’61 John P. Huston Jr. ’49 Robert W. McKinley ’66 Ford R. Nelson Jr. ’64MITMichael G. Feinstein ’82NebraskaBurton W. Folsom ’49 Paul W. Hyland ’49 R. C. Mead ’65

CincinnatiThomas D. Cassady ’76 Thomas F. Cole ’60 H. Kent Mergler ’63 William L. North ’63 Albert E. Strasser ’47ColgateBruce S. Fein ’84DartmouthThomas H. Gillaugh ’46DePauwJeffery L. Cable ’82 H. Tuck Schulhof ’58 Douglass M. Vines ’68DukeThomas U. Todd ’54East Carolina D. Kirk Little ’82 Adam J. Scarboro 2006Eastern Kentucky L. Martin Cobb ’96EmoryWilliam R. Korth ’76 John H. Stebbins ’92 Alan C. Teplis ’78FloridaChristian S. Bauer ’66 Stephen B. Becker ’69 Edward B. Knight ’38

Gary W. Leech ’70Florida State Jeffrey B. McLain ’76 Curtiss C. Potter ’92Georgia Tech J. Peter Labouisse ’64 Lynn C. Maddox ’64 Edwin C. Rodgers Jr. ’66GMI-EMI Louis A. Corsiglia ’55 David J. Hogan ’74HanoverRichard P. Ellenberger ’58 Sangkook Han ’60IdahoWilliam I. Jordan ’69IllinoisE. Loren AufdenKamp ’48 Gant Redmon ’59IndianaCharles O. McCormick III ’72IowaNeal J. Brower ’90Iowa State Michael J. Dubes ’66 John M. Guernsey ’52 Judson A. Horras ’97KansasLloyd L. Kirk ’55

The Foundation is pleased to recognize those who have chosen to leave a legacy for the future of Beta Theta Pi through their will or estate plans. The Bridge Builder Society honors those loyal brothers and friends who have followed the example set by that famous “old man” immortalized by Miss Will Allen Dromgoole, one who builds the bridge for the young man who will follow after him.

The Bridge Builder

An old man going a lone highway Came in the evening, cold and gray, To a chasm vast, both deep and wide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim; The swollen stream was as naught to him; But he stopped when safe on the farther side And built a bridge to span the tide.

“Old man,” said a fellow pilgrim near, “You are wasting your strength in labor here; Your journey will end with the closing day, You never again will pass this way. You’ve crossed the chasm deep and wide Why build you this bridge at eventide?”

The laborer lifted his old gray head, “Good friend, in the path I have come,” he said, “There followeth after me today A youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm which has been naught to me To that young man may a pitfall be. He, too, must cross in the twilight dim. Good friend, I am building this bridge for him.”

~ Miss Will Allen Dromgoole

Leaving a legacy for those who follow

Estate Planning

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Types of Estate Gifts175 living Bridge Builder Society members*

Type of Estate Gift Number ConfirmedBequests 120Life Insurance 41Charitable Remainder Trusts 13Charitable Gift Annuities 11Living Revocable Trusts 3Retirement Plans 2 Total 190**several members have made the Foundation beneficiary of multiple estate gift types.

Nancy Hutchins, wife of Stu Hutchins, Idaho ’52It has often been said that Beta Sweethearts love this Fraternity every bit as much as their husbands – and sometimes even more! That may be why it was none too shocking when the Beta Foundation was notified in fiscal 2009 of an impending estate gift from Nancy Hutchins, wife of Stu Hutchins, Idaho ’52. By making the Beta Foundation the sole beneficiary of her IRA, $268,826 was provided in February to advance the Men of Principle initiative. Consistent with Foundation Board policy, $50,000 was directed to the Beta Leadership Fund, with the $218,826 balance being deposited into the Foundation endowment. What a way to impact young Betas today – and forever!

William E. Thompson ’65 Randolph A. Walling Jr. ’61NorthwesternBerry Conner Jr. ’52 John P. Dyal ’48 Leroy A. Glasner Jr. ’49 Paul R. Gudonis ’76 Gary H. Rusk ’65OhioRichard H. Brown ’65 Richard E. Griffin ’65 J. Burton Mayes ’39 Jeffrey A. Radomski ’81Ohio State Kenneth K. Feinthel ’55 C. Nelson French ’47 James S. Summers ’40 Daniel J. Westerbeck Jr. ’67 David W. Wright ’67OklahomaJohn H. Coker Jr. ’72 Christopher H. Pierce ’75 Lee B. Thompson Jr. ’54Oklahoma State Joshua P. Fairchild ’05 Robert H. Johnson ’77 Louis M. Linxwiler Jr. ’53OregonMorris A. Arntson ’59 Darrell R. Clark ’77

William R. Crist ’68 Glen A. Holden ’51Penn State John S. Musser II ’50 James B. Smith ’50PennsylvaniaGeorge C. Matteson Jr ’50 Bruce H. McLoud ’51 William W. Watkins Jr. ’53PurdueJohn U. Graham ’40 Howard R. Meeker Jr. ’48 Robert G. Pitcher ’45 John E. Young ’56RutgersKenneth J. Grispin ’70San Diego State Patrick M. Hidalgo ’91South Dakota Dan H. Kirkham ’58 John C. Thietje ’61South Florida David E. Schmidt ’92Southern California Louis D. Gabelic ’51St. Lawrence George P. Kendall ’55SyracuseGeorge C. Heidel Jr. ’56TexasT. Hardie Bowman ’72 Michael R. Eubank ’83

C. Yardley Chittick, MIT ’22One of Beta’s modern day legends, C. Yardley Chittick, MIT ’22 never lost his zest for life – or Beta Theta Pi. Having attended the last 10 years or so of Beta Conventions, he became a crowd favorite as he would sing the MIT fight-song on stage during the cherished Beta Countdown. Believe it or not, Yardley was interviewed and offered a job right out of college by Thomas Edison (who he turned down), as well as attended boarding

school with Humphrey Bogart (whom he really didn’t like).

During the Upon These Principles capital campaign that was launched publicly by the Beta Foundation at the 164th General Convention in 2003, Yardley joined with Jan and John C. Thietje, South Dakota ’61 and Jon A. Steiner, Willamette ’63, to create The Legends Fund – a named endowment fund that sponsors young Betas annually to The Leadership College at Convention.

Yardley lived to the ripe old age of 107. During his lifetime, Yardley gifted $10,000 to The Legends Fund and, upon his death on July 18, 2008, provided another $500 to the Beta Leadership Fund through his will. Even in his passing, Yardley’s zest for life continues – ensuring that generations of young men who follow get to experience the annual tradition he so loved and treasured – the Beta Convention.

James A. McMullen III ’54 Wade H. McMullen ’79 George M. Minot ’56Texas Tech R. Dean Stalcup ’71TorontoRoss W. Marsh ’90 Robert B. McConnell ’79 Frederick W. Young ’54UtahSherman A. Smith ’36Virginia Tech Charles E. Comer ’75 Daniel L. Westra ’76WabashRobert T. Grand ’78 Samuel H. Hildebrand II ’61 Thomas A. Klingaman ’52Washington Brandt M. Norquist ’61 Richard E. Phenneger ’58Washington & Jefferson Raymond S. Tomassene ’51Washington in St. Louis Ferdinand

Del Pizzo Jr. ’58 Harold W. Duke Jr. ’59 Robert L. Harmon ’49 Arthur J. Reimers Jr. ’49Washington State Guy D. Perham ’50Wesleyan John K. Easton Jr. ’58West Virginia Thomas J. Gulliford ’68Western Ontario John R. Birkett ’65 Douglas M. Reid ’58Western Reserve Thomas A. Lipton ’63Westminster Louis K. Beasley Jr. ’65 Michael J. Esser ’70Wichita State Robert M. Smith ’67 Tim J. Watt MD ’80WillametteDouglas G. Houser ’57 Jon A. Steiner ’63WilliamsJeremy S. Davis ’56 Gilbert L. Klemann MD ’34WisconsinJames R. Curtis ’86 William R. Meythaler ’69 Robert L. Schnese ’83Beta SweetheartsAlberta I. Shattuck, widow of Robert C. Shattuck, Denver ’26Dorian Beck Trauger, widow of Walter M. Trauger, Ohio ’38

F. Richard Weaver, Kenyon ’44A member of that great old Beta Alpha chapter at Kenyon College, Brother Weaver was a loyal Foundation donor over the years to the Beta Leadership Fund. Providing consistent gifts year after year, Brother Weaver also made estate plans to provide a percentage of his estate to both the Baird Fund and Beta Theta Pi Foundation upon his passing. Thankfully, $1,000 was received by the Foundation last November, which was directed to the Beta Leadership Fund to advance Beta’s award-winning leadership programs and the acclaimed Men of Principle initiative.

Estate gifts received in 2009

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Funds Categorized by Focus of Support (Alphabetical by Last or Key Name in Title)

Foundation and Administrative Office Property Funds Brennan Hall Fund Harold S. Hook Heritage Fund

Leadership Development Funds Robert E. and Virginia Bartnett Leadership Fund C. Huston Bell Leadership Fund Kyle L. Bennett Memorial Leadership Fund Robert A. Bennett Memorial Leadership Fund Beta Nu Endowment Fund Brant Brothers Leadership Fund L. Robert Clough Memorial Leadership Fund Minnie and Gordon Cobb Leadership Fund Robert L. Cottrell Oxford Cup Leadership Fund C. W. (Buddy) Croft Memorial Leadership Fund Delta Bridge Builder Fund Delta Gamma Leadership Fund Delta Xi Alumni Leadership Fund Nathan J. and Sara Deno Leadership Fund Michael J. and Glenda Dubes Leadership Fund Ralph N. Fey Memorial Leadership Fund Burton L. Gerber Leadership Fund William F. and Helen Hahn Leadership Fund W. Martin and Valerie Haskell Experiential Leadership Fund MacGregor H. Hill, II Leadership Fund

Amb. Glen A. Holden Leadership Fund Judson A. and Kara Horras Leadership Fund Michael D. Kokkinen Leadership Fund Legends Leadership Fund Thomas A. Lipton Leadership Fund Thomas H. McCasland, Jr. Leadership Fund Peter A. and John W. Morse Leadership Fund Thomas C. Olver Leadership Fund Russell E. Palmer Leadership Fund Parents Principle Fund William H. Ray Memorial Leadership Fund Gant and Fran Redmon Leadership Fund Edward P. Roski, Jr. Leadership Fund John H. and Leslie Stebbins Leadership Fund H. H. Stephenson, Jr. Leadership Fund Mary E. Tharp Leadership Fund Hal A. VonSick Memorial Leadership Fund Washington State Leadership Fund J. Lyle (Bud) Wells Leadership Fund David W. Wright Leadership Fund

Men of Principle Scholarship FundsMark F. Alder Men of Principle Scholarship FundAnderson-Groom Men of Principle Scholarship FundMurray S. Johnson Men of Principle Scholarship FundJ. William Romero Men of Principle Scholarship FundH. Gordon Ross Men of Principle Scholarship Fund

The Beta Theta Pi Foundation has been blessed over the years as a result of so many Betas, Sweethearts and Friends of Beta giving gifts for the creation and perpetuation of named endowment funds. These gifts of generosity were contributed for a variety of purposes, and they all work together to provide for today’s – and tomorrow’s – generation of young Beta leaders.

Thankfully, with a long-term investment perspective – one overseen by the Beta Theta Pi Foundation Board of Directors and a cadre of capable investment advisors – these funds continue to grow in value and impact.

By official policy, all named endowment funds are subject to the board’s “4% of the 12-quarter average” annual distribution guideline. Calculated each December 31st for the coming year’s fiscal budget, this policy allows for generous distributions from each fund annually, while at the same time emphasizing compounding growth for the benefit of future endeavors of Beta students, leaders and organizational priorities.

"All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires

depends on the education of youth." - Aristotle

Named Endowment Funds

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"Education: a debt due from present to future generations."

- George Peabody

Interested in Establishing a Named Endowment Fund?

A minimum of $10,000 pledged is necessary to establish a Named Endowment Fund

within the Beta Theta Pi Foundation.

For additional information on how best to establish a Named Endowment Fund in

your name or in the memory/honor of someone close to you, please contact director

Jonathan Brant, Miami ’75 ([email protected]) or Martin Cobb, Eastern Kentucky ’96

([email protected]) at 800-800-BETA.

Personnel Chairs and Operating Funds Herschel H. and Mary Ann Bowyer Endowment Fund George R. and William B. Corlis BLF Gift FundStockton D. Fisher Foundation Director Fund Founders FundCharles O. McCormick, III M.D. Leadership Consultant Fund Warren R. Staley Volunteer Development Fund Daniel L. Westra Leadership Consultant Fund

Programmatic Funds Chicago Chapter Fund Donald W. English Beta Wilderness Challenge FundPeter F. Greiner Leadership College FundMiller Nichols Chapter Presidents Leadership Academy FundHugh E. Stephenson, Jr. Leadership Summit FundJohn and Nellie Wooden Institute for Men of Principle Fund

Tuition Scholarship Funds W. H. (Bert) Bates Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr. Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund Bertram W. Bennett Memorial Scholarship Fund Kyle R. Blanco Memorial Scholarship Fund Seth R. and Corinne H. Brooks Memorial Scholarship Fund Edward M. Brown Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund Frederick S. Bucholz Scholarship Fund Harold C. Buckingham Memorial Scholarship Fund Adam S. Burford Memorial Scholarship Fund Thad Byrne Memorial Scholarship Fund Thomas D. and Karen H. Cassady Scholarship Fund Oscar Chapman Memorial Scholarship Fund Cleveland Alumni Association Scholarship Fund Donald S. Dawson Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund William W. Dawson Memorial Scholarship Fund Delta Tau Scholarship Fund

W. Todd Elias Memorial Scholarship Fund Karl W. Fischer Memorial Scholarship Fund James L. Gavin Memorial Scholarship Fund Burton L. Gerber Scholarship Fund Clifford C. Gregg Memorial Scholarship Fund Ronald, Randall and Roger Helman Scholarship Fund George L. and June L. Herpel Scholarship Fund Douglas W. Hill, Jr. Scholarship Fund John A. Hill Memorial Scholarship Fund Daniel A. Holmstrom Memorial Scholarship Fund Robert T. Howard Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund Indianapolis Alumni Association Scholarship Fund James P. Kirkgasser Memorial Scholarship Fund Carl A. Kroch Oxford Cup Memorial Scholarship Fund Robert C. Lafferty Memorial Scholarship Fund Otho E. Lane Memorial Scholarship Fund Horace G. Lozier Memorial Scholarship Fund Steven Craig Merrill Memorial Scholarship Fund Edith Cantor Morrison Memorial Scholarship Fund Douglas J. Neely Memorial Scholarship Fund Ocelot Scholarship Fund E. William Palmer Memorial Scholarship Fund John J. and Elizabeth Rhodes Scholarship Fund Ben C. Rich Memorial Scholarship Fund William C. Scheetz Memorial Scholarship Fund Scotty-Jenks Memorial Scholarship Fund Fred A. Seaton Memorial Scholarship Fund Col. Richard R. (Misty) and Sally Shoop Scholarship Fund Col. John R. Simpson Memorial Scholarship Fund H. H. Stephenson, Jr. Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund Hugh E. Stephenson, Jr. Oxford Cup Scholarship Fund Michael W. Toennis Scholarship Fund Mom Troth Memorial Scholarship Fund Gupton A. Vogt Oxford Cup Memorial Scholarship Fund

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"An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know.

It's being able to differentiate between what you know and what you don't."

- Anatole France

Annual and Lifetime Giving SocietiesThe Beta Leadership Fund (BLF) is the lifeline of the Beta Theta Pi Foundation which supports essential educational and leadership programs. It is funded by gifts from Beta alumni, friends and families. The BLF welcomed 2,679 total donors in fiscal 2009, including 188 new alumni donors. Gifts totaling $721,345 were received (not including estate gifts.) BLF gifts underwrite the Men of Principle initiative, all educational training of emerging leaders and our professional development staff in Oxford. In turn, the General Fraternity is afforded the opportunity to increase services to chapters, colonies and advisors.

Also included in this section are the Fraternity’s Lifetime Giving Societies, which reflect donors’ cumulative gifts for their lifetime, whether it be to the BLF, chapter funds or named leadership/scholarship funds.

The following list, in chapter order, reflects donations made to all funds June 1, 2008, through May 31, 2009. Consult the legend (throughout the listing) for symbols that depict the various annual and lifetime giving societies.

The Beta Leadership Fund

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"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where

his influence stops." - Henry B. Adams

The purpose of the Beta Leadership Fund

is to provide the financial resources that staff and

operate the Men of Principle initiative, the Fraternity’s award-winning leadership programs, the educational Foundation and important alumni outreach activities.

AlabamaBeta Grip Club Joseph M. Troncale ’63%1839 Club Yancey G. Swearingen ’67%Mystic Circle Club James A. Byram, Jr. ’76% Daniel W. Clutton ’80% George P. Crews, Jr. ’68% Joshua S. Croom ’03 C. Scott Jackson ’79% Charles O. Newton ’69%Others Christopher B. Flowers ’99 Vincent J. Graffeo ’00

AmherstMystic Circle Club Stanley Hirt ’56Others William G. Colby, Jr. ’60% David M. Hildreth ’39% Theodore G. Mixer ’50 R. John Theibert ’45

ArizonaPink & Blue Club Thomas K. Gray ’67YBeta Dragon Club Timothy F. Torrington ’66%1839 Club Angelo A. Campodonico ’07 Philip F. Dering, II ’59% Jonathan E. Jump ’91% J. Fred Oliver, Jr. ’67%Mystic Circle Club J. William Brammer ’64% Anthony V. Mastrangelo ’90 T. Garry Morfit ’65% Michael O. Murphy, Jr. ’66% Thomas L. Velde ’65 Others Richard R. Lee, Jr. ’63 Charles C. Nicholson ’64%

Arizona State Beta Dragon Club Patrick C. Rissi ’79%1839 Club Tod D. Lashway ’78% Cary D. Stoneman ’79 Others Ralph J. McCloskey ’77

AuburnBeta Dragon Club Roderick B. Hastie ’82% Andrew T. Wren ’93%1839 Club James B. Burrows, Jr. ’84% R. Manson Crotty ’73% Fred F. Newman, III ’81%Mystic Circle Club Warren M. Brown ’88% Andrew W. Carter ’96 Richard E. Conner, Jr. ’74 Hillman R. Holland ’73% William H. Johnston, Jr. ’71% William D. Langley, Jr ’75 Scott M. Portis ’88 James J. Stevenson ’71% Harry M. Waugh, III ’80 Others Vernon C. Gordon ’68% John W. Hughes ’77 George D. Thaxton, IV ’79 Norwood J. Utter, III ’73 Allen L. Woodside ’77

Ball State Pink & Blue Club Randall E. Pond ’77&Beta Dragon Club Steven J. Riddle ’80%1839 Club Gregory A. Smith ’87%Mystic Circle Club Richard L. Kidwell ’77 Jason E. Melton ’99 John F. Schaller ’85% James R. Vineyard ’67 Others Ernest R. Adams ’73% Robert W. Barrell ’66 William R. Beckwith ’80 C. Christopher Brandt ’76% Paul C. Knauff ’67 Douglas R. Lamothe ’90 Richard A. Myers ’69 Thomas E. Teusch ’67

BeloitBeta Grip Club William B. Corlis ’37&Beta Dragon Club Stephen J. Goldman ’64%Mystic Circle Club Dean K. Clark ’61% Bruce M. Hampton ’76%

Paul E. Hodgson, MD ’43% Robert W. Lang ’65% James P. Mertz ’61% Robert L. Zobel ’50 Others Walter R. Allen ’71 Mark R. Dutton ’78 David A. Hilgers ’59 David J. Maurer ’57 Robert S. Monson ’49 Richard F. O’Hair, USAF ’67 Oliver K. Osborne ’41% Allan F. Schneider ’48 Junie L. Sinson ’52 Lyle R. Smith, MD ’46 James E. Steckel ’61 John M. Turner ’52% Robert M. Voight ’66 Robert H. Warren ’63

BethanyBeta Dragon Club Scott S. Brooks ’78% Neil Christman ’55% Rodney B. Hurl, MD ’52Y Robert D. Mackenzie ’77%1839 Club David A. Capen, MD ’62% Donald H. Cloudsley ’48% Byron T. Shindler ’77% Walter D. Wytiaz ’85 Mystic Circle Club A. Birk Adams ’55 Robert C. Bohlmann ’52 Donald T. Boyd ’44% Richard K. Boyd, Jr. ’61% Gordon M. Cottington, MD ’50 Harold C. Doster ’53% John H. Folwell ’84 Carl W. Groppe, Jr. ’56 S. Dean Lesiak ’74Y Robert S. Mize ’75 Jeffrey J. Woda ’87 Others Donald A. Brinkworth ’46 S. William Cole ’64 Hugh J. Devine ’61% James E. Godish ’73 Edward L. Kemp, Jr. ’54% Thomas E. Kuhns ’75 Harry B. Leach ’61 Dewey R. McKenzie ’50 Vincent E. Mikolay ’00% Harry O. Wolfe, Jr. ’49

Beta Leadership FundDeveloping today’s undergraduates

for tomorrow’s possibilities

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BowdoinMystic Circle Club Michael C. Hutchinson ’75%Others Paul W. Costello ’51 Paul I. Kingsbury, Jr. ’57 John R. Redman, MD ’73 Frederick C. Wilkins ’56 Charles L. Young ’38

Bowling Green Beta Dragon Club Patrick S. Puhl ’99Mystic Circle Club Jeffrey H. Levinson ’81% John R. Lower ’73%Others Glenn L. Browning ’65 Robert D. Bruni ’98 James N. Enyart ’63% William E. Ferrington ’66 Delbert R. Lawson ’75 George D. Patrick ’62%

British Columbia Mystic Circle Club Alexander N. Charters ’38% Bruce M. Margetson ’66 David J.D. Rae ’00%Others Donald E. King ’58 Cameron C. McLachlan ’73 Ernest A. Unwin ’56

Brown1839 Club John R. Morava ’59YMystic Circle Club John R. Clendenning, Jr. ’61% Edgar Howard, Jr. ’44% John M. Volkhardt ’39%Others S. Hayden Anderson ’67% David R. Durfee ’56 William H. Parry, Jr. ’41 Michael M. Peters ’59 Austin B. Thompson, Jr. ’44 Douglas L. Turner ’54 Joseph R. Weisberger ’47% Russell T. White ’44

Cal State, Chico Mystic Circle Club Robert D. Dean ’93

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

The Kai-Tech Club**Annual recognition is automatic by making a gift online at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

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California, Berkeley Beta Dragon Club Robert D. Pomeroy, Jr. ’73%1839 Club Christopher Liebes ’84%Mystic Circle Club Christopher J. Birdwell ’99 Peter M. Green ’62% Stuart E. Watterson, III ’69 Others Donald R. Dickey ’47% Edward H. Lyon ’52% Henry A. Musto ’62% Henry T. Schaffner, Jr. ’53%

California, Irvine Beta Dragon Club Charles R. Pieper ’64%Mystic Circle Club Michael Aratow ’81 Christopher C. Ogilvie ’80%Others David D. DeHuff ’79 Leslie R. Sterrett ’79 John K. Yamashita ’85

California, Los Angeles Beta Dragon Club Bryan E. Karcher ’87Y1839 Club James A. Collins ’50% Matthew J. Hult ’92 R. Tod Spieker ’71YMystic Circle Club Russell W. Bogda ’60Y Robert C. Bolster ’88 Ryan C. Donlon ’00 Frederick J. Dorey ’71 Howard E. Enstedt ’56% Frank Foellmer ’48% Roy E. Gaunt ’49% Donald L. Grandi ’65% Raymond E. Hammeras ’49% Gordon C. Hess ’62 Charles K. Johnson ’47 Harland B. Johnson ’47% Christopher P. Knox ’74 C. Ronald Livingston ’54Y Leslie M. Paullin ’47% John J. Peterson ’55% Shaun P. Piazza ’88% Mark M. Swedlow ’74 Adrian W. Whited ’53%Others Devon R. Atlee ’86 James R. Chambers ’51

Paul E. Clark ’51% Duke Dulgarian ’84% Hubert C. Grigsby ’47 Walter E. Kuhl ’48 Bruce D. Lathrop ’85 Alan May, Jr ’56% K. Gary Olesen ’59 Arthur A. Schelling, Jr. ’51 Gregory W. Shoemaker ’00 Stephen R. Simpkin ’88 John E. Wilkes ’72

Californa, Riverside Mystic Circle Club Seth Bridge ’93 Joel W. Stern ’94%

Californa, San Diego Mystic Circle Club Boris Vaisman ’98%

California, Santa Barbara 1839 Club Tor Gronborg ’91 Brian C. Piantanida ’98 Others Miles R. Adam, Jr. ’91%

Carnegie Mellon Grecian Shield Club George A. Roberts ’39&Beta Dragon Club William H. Hudson ’52Y Dennis E. O’Connell ’76%Mystic Circle Club Andrew V. Beary ’75 Robert W. Cort ’64 Robert D. Hammond ’58 Frederick P. Hill ’50% Brian M. Lenhart ’01 Ralph B. Martin ’41% Earl Mendenhall, Jr. ’54 Michael T. Monico ’96% Edwin F. Mulligan ’37% Bartley P. Osborne, Jr. ’56Y James R. Plugge ’56% Daryll M. Turner ’75 John W. Wesner ’58% Stephen A. Wetter ’99 Richard C. Wilson ’42 Others Domenick W. Colangelo ’86 F. Warren Dickson ’48% Daniel G. Gercak ’86 Charles N. Howell ’50 Walter G. Kritsky ’79

Lawrence H. Lynn ’63 William H. Mapes, III ’61 Robert L. Mellers ’47 John H. Seipel, Esq. ’46% Roy E. Voshall ’56 I. Duane Wakeley ’57

CasePink & Blue Club James W. Kewley ’66&John Reily Knox Club Frank N. Linsalata ’63&Beta Dragon Club John W. Schwartzenberg ’53%1839 Club David J. Cook ’50% W. Kern Hendricks ’63% Donald H. Hooper ’54% William G. Kieffer ’63%Mystic Circle Club John F. Gregory ’50 Elmer A. Kitinoja ’53% Robert M. Laczko ’54% Richard G. LaRose ’55 Karl J. Lieberman ’81% Albert M. Marrer ’53% Frank C. Nelson ’51 Lee J. Penkowski ’59% Joseph M. Strouse, Jr. ’54 Henry L. Vernon, Jr. ’68% Robert E. Wilkins ’74 Donald A. Zito ’62 Others Jerry T. Adamic ’72 James F. Allison ’57 Keith G. Broseman ’62 Leland G. Courtney ’62 John H. Detrick ’57 William J. Hinkle ’79% Jack G. Lenhart ’51 Ralph T. Linsalata ’60 Paul F. Olhoeft ’57 Edward M. Petrushka ’55 T. Theodore Thompson ’52 Robert F. Zust ’62

Case Western Reserve 1839 Club Paul M. Serrin ’06Others Michael F. Caputo ’84

Central Florida Mystic Circle Club Kevin J. Chung ’08 Garrett H. Hyer ’08

Others Cary T. Grayson, III ’06

Central Michigan Beta Dragon Club Gregory M. Compton ’86% Jeffrey D. Hughes ’94% Thomas C. Olver ’98& Trevor J. Wisniewski ’91%1839 Club Kevin P. Brockman ’95% James N. Eschelbach ’99 Matthew W. Mularoni ’95 Keith C. Nagel ’93%Mystic Circle Club Kenneth B. Breen ’90 James P. Cone ’99 James D. Riley ’86%

CentreBeta Grip Club Jerry M. Blesch ’60t1839 Club Ross G. Kreamer, Jr. ’74Mystic Circle Club Alva B. Cushman ’51% Thomas B. Tate ’53% Samuel L. Vogt ’82 Others Paul F. Burkey ’81 Harrington A. Lackey, Jr. ’90 Brian G. Miller ’81 Benjamin K. Ray ’07& Loren P. Sommerfield ’90 Floyd A. Thomasson, Jr. ’46

ChicagoBeta Dragon Club John E. Wahl ’61%1839 Club Robert G. Lindblom ’50%Mystic Circle Club William A. Gates ’45 Robert E. Kronemyer ’39 Ross D. Netherton, Jr. ’39% James M. Ratcliffe ’46%Others Robert A. Wilson ’60 John J. Wiorkowski ’65 James B. Zagel ’62

CincinnatiPink & Blue Club H. Kent Mergler ’63&Grecian Shield Club David A. Beckner ’50&John Reily Knox Club

Elroy E. Bourgraf ’54t Don H. Mills, MD ’50& William W. Ventress ’47YBeta Grip Club James C. Barone ’56% Daniel H. Farmer ’75& John B. Goering ’56& Steven A. Wilson ’66ZBeta Dragon Club Arthur L. Bowman, III ’56% Thomas D. Cassady ’76O Thomas F. Cole ’60Y Nicholas P. Gisewite ’03% James A. Heathcote ’56% Todd S. Neumann ’84% John B. Schulke, Jr. ’02% Nicolas S. Wilson ’71%1839 Club Dwight W. Fawcett ’48% Robert L. Felix ’56% Timothy J. Flenner ’75% Arthur W. Forbriger, Jr. ’53& Robert C. McClure ’74 David C. Nordhoff ’61% Clifford R. Riester ’89 Miles J. Todd ’49%Mystic Circle Club Kenneth J. Blakeley ’78 Carl F. Bohn, Jr. ’71 Daniel F. Danzl, MD ’72% Rex E. Ely ’57 John D. Erhardt ’52% Donald R. Hagerman, Jr. ’85 J. Thomas Hardwick ’69% William A. Hayfer ’83 Stephen A. Howard ’74 Robert E. Klein, PhD ’48% William H. McClure ’71% James B. Morgan ’58% William M. Norris ’59 William L. North ’63& Richard C. Palmer ’66 Richard S. Reesey ’65% Jeremy N. Rogers ’00 Eugene P. Ruehlmann ’48% Herbert R. Todd ’% Gary M. Vidmar ’76%Others Stephen H. Carr ’65 Jacque O. Dietz ’48 William C. Duffey ’46 Richard E. Ebbers ’62 William D. Griffiths ’72% Forest S. Heis ’66% Anthony P. Hensler ’87

The Beta Leadership Fund

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"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a

thought without accepting it."- Aristotle

Justin M. Rutherford, Northwestern ’00 • Chapter Counselor, Zeta Omega Chapter, University of San Diego • 2009 Facilitator at The John and Nellie Wooden Institute for Men of Principle • 2009 Facilitator at The Peter F. Greiner Leadership College

“I contribute annually to the Beta Leadership Fund because I’ve seen firsthand the significant positive impact

that these leadership development experiences have – both on chapters and

on the personal development of Beta’s individual members.”

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Beta Leadership Fund FY04* FY05* FY06* FY07* FY08 FY09Total Donors 4,086 3,247 2,521 2,074 2,595 2,679

Total Contributions $624,512 $640,576 $401,671 $497,381 $669,477 $721,345 * Peak years of Upon These Principles capital campaign

$800,000

$700,000

$600,000

$500,000

$400,000

$300,000

$200,000

$100,000

FY04* FY05* FY06* FY07* FY08 FY09

Emile A. LaChance, Jr ’83 Michael D. Lohman ’79 Terence J. Lohman ’82 Daniel W. Miller ’61 Michael Y. Miyasato ’78 George C. Moore ’48 Lawrence E. Mueller ’84 Gregory P. Ott ’89 Robert D. Palmer ’63 David B. Rogers ’87 David L. Smith, MD ’71 Thomas L. Smith ’68 Andrew M. Taylor ’07 John G. Turnau ’77%

Clemson1839 Club John T. Bigalke ’77%Mystic Circle Club Bryant N. Blakeslee, Jr ’06 B. Webb Jones ’73% Franklin C. Lee ’71 Others James G. Kaighin, Jr. ’02 Danny L. Litchfield ’74 Robert L. Scarborough ’73 Michael T. Stewart ’70

ColgateMystic Circle Club James S. Ditzler ’42 John B. Douglas, III ’75% J. Langford Hatcher ’54% Peter G. Martin ’81 Richard G. Robbins, Jr. ’54% James C. Robertson ’67 Gordon C. Sauer, Jr. ’72 Henry D. Towers ’44%Others Stephen M. Connett, Jr. ’90 Kevin W. Craig ’77 Paul J. Formichella ’77 Stewart B. Karr ’82 Richard H. LaBonte ’43 Charles H. Ray ’44 Richard M. Sheirich ’49

ColoradoLaurel Wreath Club Stephen D. Bechtel ’47OGrecian Shield Club Donald F. Gardner ’51&1839 Club William M. Hooker ’57Y James W. Johnston ’47%

Mystic Circle Club David S. Gorham ’58% Robert B. Holmes ’44% James R. Marsh ’55% Laurence T. Paddock ’50%Others David F. Butler ’61% Joseph L. Campbell, Jr. ’50% James R. Faus ’50 Eugene S. Hancock, Jr. ’50 Arthur W. Hiner, III ’51 Robert L. Jacob ’56 William V. Johnston ’51% Andrew H. Knudsen ’86 Richard T. MacCracken ’49 Neal E. McNeill, Jr. ’50 Robert J. Muth ’54 Armando Sanchez-Fortuny ’49 Michael M. Steig ’52

Colorado College Beta Dragon Club Harrison J. Fisher ’51%1839 Club Keith H. Thorp, Jr. ’50%Mystic Circle Club Dean P. Behse ’64

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William M. Smith, Jr. ’52% Quintin D. Stephen-Hassard ’61 Others Michael S. Nettleton ’73 Bernard W. Ryan ’49

Colorado Mines The ___kai___ Club John P. Lockridge ’52&John Reily Knox Club Marshall C. Crouch, III ’67& Richard B. Egen ’60& Robert W. Meader ’51YBeta Dragon Club Stuart E. Bennett, DDS ’66 Stephen M. Bunch ’96% C. Roderick DeLuca ’63 Eric W. Dunker ’86% Richard L. Hickman ’65Y Robert C. Hoge ’69% Troy L. Holsing ’93% Richard H. Mandel, Jr. ’53% Mark E. Shaffer ’66 1839 Club Albert P. Geyer, Jr. ’64% Roland G. Hessel ’55% John W. Walker, Jr. ’68%Mystic Circle Club Quinn L. Bailey ’96 Douglas G. Barr ’88% William P. Burpeau, Jr. ’53% James E. Curzon ’53% Gerald G. Grimes ’58% Michael G. Long ’72Y Thomas G. White ’66%Others Robert L. Dunn ’65 Michael J. Foley ’82 Joseph S. Gates ’56 John C. Hays, II ’68 Van D. Howbert, II ’51% Timothy E. Mower ’80 Gary L. Nydegger ’74 Samuel R. Smith ’62 Samuel A. Stone ’74 Christiaan J. Vandenberg ’06

Colorado State Mystic Circle Club Timothy J. Allen ’88% David M. McLain ’95%

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

The Kai-Tech Club**Annual recognition is automatic by making a gift online at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

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ColumbiaBeta Grip Club Eric M. Javits ’52YBeta Dragon Club Martin I. Lewison ’88%1839 Club Stephen R. Leone ’61Mystic Circle Club Anthony Q. Fletcher ’92 Fred B. Morrison, Jr. ’48 Joseph B. Newton ’85 Others James C. Coyne ’53 Harry W. Fritts ’46 J. Bernard Madeira ’51 F. Brian Quinlan ’50 Anthony Reso ’54 Bruce A. Reznik ’84

ConnecticutMystic Circle Club David L. Schmidt ’06 Benjamin M. Swartz ’05%Others Matthew R. Barry ’05 Brian H. Maurer ’05

CornellBeta Grip Club Douglas E. Onsi ’90%Beta Dragon Club Eran Gartner ’88 Herbert H. Hunt, III ’83Y Gustavo J. Vollmer ’42Y1839 Club Jordan J. Strub ’81%Mystic Circle Club David A. Biddle ’57% Harry E. Bovay, Jr. ’36Y G. Walton Cottrell ’61% David D. Lonsdale ’67% William H. Nahmias ’95 Richard T. Stacy ’45%Others Robert A. Brenner, MD ’52 Mark J. Donovan ’89 Karl B. Fischer ’56 Henry Z. Lang, Jr. ’49% James R. Macdonald ’78 Michael C. McLachlan ’07 Paul J. Rogan ’97 Howard J. Simons ’38 Philip D. Spiller, Jr. ’95 Jeffrey L. Wiese ’58

Dartmouth1839 Club Philip E. Beekman ’53% Thomas H. Gillaugh ’46tMystic Circle Club Frank N. Aldrich ’45% Gene J. Bokor ’48 Others Roger T. Pezzuti ’66 Parke H. Sickler ’51 Joseph R. Vancisin ’44 William C. Welch ’44

Davidson1839 Club Joseph C. Barnwell ’43Y George W. Gunn ’47% James G. Martin ’57&Mystic Circle Club David R. Beckham, Jr. ’58% Milton C. Gee, Jr. ’60 William W. Lasley ’48 John W. Leaycraft, Jr. ’52 William G. Pfefferkorn ’59 Others Robert G. Davidson ’62 William H. Gammon ’70 G. Reece Middleton ’57 William F. Rawley ’45 Lewis C. Riley ’71

DenisonLaurel Wreath Club Herschel H. Bowyer ’51%John Reily Knox Club George M. Brown, Jr. ’60&1839 Club Jeffrey R. Ashcom ’75% Senour Hunt ’46% Sen. Richard G. Lugar ’54& James R. Martin ’69 David O. Richards ’45% Terry L. Ripich ’66% Kenneth S. Rohl ’57Mystic Circle Club Walter G. Alpaugh ’44% B. Tyler Blair ’07 Thomas A. Creager ’53% Christopher B. Epley ’91 Christopher M. Greene ’10 Jack S. Jones ’42% John J. McConnell ’68 Roger E. Owen ’53 Gregory E. Phillips ’68 Barry S. Porter ’59%

George M. Roudebush, III ’49 Richard C. Schomaker ’65 John C. Thuma ’57% Dexter C. Tight ’48% Gerald W. Wischmeyer ’63%Others John T. Allan ’42 Charles G. Ashbrook ’54 Thomas K. Davis ’50 Robert J. Dold ’60% Robert J. Dold, Jr. ’91 James S. Ehrman ’68 William W. Johnson, MD ’48 John B. Ragatz ’62 Taylor E. Roth ’50 Howard G. Shaw ’48%

DenverBeta Dragon Club Donald R. Vilmin ’63%1839 Club LeRoy J. Marx ’49% William A. Saunders ’65% James P. Tarpley ’60&Mystic Circle Club Philip Briscoe ’73% Ralph D. Hinst ’57 Robert W. Orchard ’55% Joseph G. Wagner ’43% Charles E. Wilson, Jr. ’43%Others David L. Butler ’57 Thaddeus S. Coates ’55% James D. Cullen ’68% Daniel M. Haskell ’68% Robert W. Larson ’50 J. Stuart Moore ’50% William E. Murray ’60 Robert S. Sander ’04

DePauwGrecian Shield Club Robert W. Lott ’42& John P. Rudy ’51YBeta Dragon Club L. Penfield Faber ’52& Russell F. Triebel ’51%1839 Club Gordon B. Finley, Jr ’65% T. Bruce Fox ’69% James A. Hollensteiner ’53 R. Drew Miller ’43% Wendell K. Simpson ’37% Bruce L. Stallings ’77 Edward L. Unterberg ’58&

Clark L. Wagner ’54% Robert T. Watson ’44% Joseph Webster, Jr. ’89 Mystic Circle Club Michael J. Best ’79% Charles E. Bokar ’76 Andrew B. Buroker ’84 James W. Clark ’46 Jeffery W. Davis ’84% Thomas M. Galliher ’76 Burton L. Hagler ’88% John I. Heise, III ’70% Victor S. Jackson ’53 Robert E. Kersey ’57% Eugene H. Lamkin, Jr. ’56% Joseph J. Martin ’65 James T. Moser ’84 Joel D. Myers ’85 William C. North ’45% G. Byington Pratt ’58% Robert F. Reckman ’44% Ronald D. Richards ’82% Donald H. Rosenbaum, Jr. ’74 Walter W. Sampson, Jr. ’58& Charles H. Southwick ’70% James N. Thompson ’66 Paul P. Van Riper ’38% Michael J. Vorst ’67YOthers Brian P. Amicon ’98 Richard W. Coons ’50 William D. Doty, MD ’72% Warren E. Fayart ’48 Robert K. Gibson ’50 Charles A. Gilbert, MD ’56% Donald F. Holcomb ’49% Joseph C. Jessup ’76 C. Sandford Levings ’52 David N. McKeag ’58% George P. Mitru ’61 W. Stephen Paul ’93 Martin D. Phelan ’34 V. Eugene Ritz ’36% Gerald P. Sakura ’61 John B. Stevens ’48 Ernest M. Thayer ’53 James C. Widman ’51 Jack W. Wiley ’74

DickinsonBeta Grip Club A. Richard Blair ’54&Mystic Circle Club Robert C. Webster ’95

Others Matthew W. Boger ’96 Douglas R. Hartzell ’69 John R. Jaeger, Jr. ’60

Duke1839 Club James K. Risk ’63%Mystic Circle Club Donald L. Blue, Sr. ’61% Thomas A. Englehart ’79 Charles H. Kuebler ’59% Thomas E. Senf ’62% John L. Sherrill ’50% Alexis F. Warmath ’78 Others William E. Farquhar ’53 J. Lee Sammons ’62 Thomas U. Todd, MD ’54%

East Carolina Beta Grip Club D. Kirk Little ’82&Beta Dragon Club Adam J. Scarboro ’06%1839 Club Justin L. Adams ’11 Jacob D. Tidwell ’04%Mystic Circle Club Russell A. Patrick ’81 Paul B. Puckett ’89Y

Eastern Kentucky John Reily Knox Club E. Dewayne Biddy ’87& L. Martin Cobb ’96&Beta Grip Club Bryan Amerine ’76Y Richard P. Atchison ’92% L. Jack Butler ’75% Kevin R. Chamberlin ’89% Ryan A. Chisholm ’02% George M. Conway ’75Y G. Duncan Dawkins ’76% Richard L. McQuady ’77% Donald J. Perry ’86Y Robert W. Riesenbeck ’78% Richard G. Roesel, Jr. ’78Y Tyler N. Scott ’88%Beta Dragon Club Judson F. Devlin ’85Y Philip A. Drees ’89% Russell L. Jones ’80% Mark A. Miller ’90%

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1839 Club Timothy A. Berry ’ Kenneth S. Howard ’87% Charles L. Kimbler ’93% Bryan C. Kyle ’99% Corey R. McIlvoy ’02 Michael D. Miller ’95 Kevin B. Todd ’01%Mystic Circle Club Jason A. Arnold ’05 Robert L. Cox, Jr. ’80 Dennis D. Doggett ’73 Patrick C. Humphrey ’88 Luke E. Johnson ’04 Michael R. Kidd ’02% Timothy W. McCubbin, Sr. ’76% Charles J. Melville, Jr. ’77 Frankie L. Nunn ’75% James P. Walker ’87 William M. Wethington ’72 Others Donald J. Bell ’07 Andrew J. Bender ’08 Douglas M. Devlin ’79 Patrick J. McNeil ’81 William M. Turner ’73% Tommy W. Yates ’95%

Eastern Washington 1839 Club Russell G. Knight ’07 Joshua C. Trick ’04%Mystic Circle Club Jason J. Kostelecky ’02

EmoryGrecian Shield Club John H. Stebbins ’92&John Reily Knox Club Robert J. McCulloch ’79%1839 Club James E. Delaney, Jr. ’68 Joseph B. Floyd, MD ’72% David M. Friedman ’95% Harmon B. Miller, III ’57% William S. Parks, Jr. ’68YMystic Circle Club Robert D. Beale ’89% James F. Imbriale ’87 Keith R. Kyle ’93% Stuart J. Nesbitt ’70 John F. Newman, Jr. ’65 Thomas W. Summerlin ’65% Alan C. Teplis, MD ’78%

Others Paul E. Beach ’59 E. Bruce Garner ’71 Matthew D. Golden ’01 Michael F. Holland ’69 John J. Klemann ’72 Peter B. Mack ’90 Murray M. Short ’52

FloridaWooglin Club Kevin A. Malone ’75&The ___kai___ Club Keith T. Koenig ’73&Grecian Shield Club David J. Leppert ’77%John Reily Knox Club Stephen B. Becker ’69&Beta Grip Club Phillips A. Easterling ’56% John D. Murphy ’56Y Matthew S. Paynter ’00% Albert D. Quentel ’56% Michael J. Thompson ’90%Beta Dragon Club Roland M. Lee ’48%1839 Club John W. Carter ’50% Richard W. Clarke ’67% Robert J. Pillmore ’69%Mystic Circle Club Donald L. Asher, Jr. ’53% Christian S. Bauer ’66% Byron L. Brown ’53 David P. Dietz ’52 Daniel I. Ferber ’69% Michael F. Gable ’67% John L. Gatz ’54% Gary L. Hames ’69% Thomas L. Harrell ’65% D. Douglas Hill ’72% David R. Hume ’60 William L. Jesse ’76% Claude M. Jones, III ’63 Jeffrey H. Klink ’69 Cary W. Lipman ’83 John W. McClane, III ’75% Stephen K. Mergler ’88 William T. Moore, Jr. ’55% L. Steve Peaden ’69 Ronald C. Prati ’63% T. Warren Wooten ’49%Others Pierce K. Bullen ’56 Gary W. Curren ’76 Travis L. Douglass ’86

C. Christopher Epting ’69% Michael L. Frketic ’76 Jonathan R. Gottlieb ’97 Alexander S. Hammel ’08 Dean H. Hartman ’91 Talbert E. Lauter ’70% Gary M. Seibert ’70 Lewis E. Sherouse ’56 Hans-Michael W. Sumner ’02 Charles A. Tabscott ’68 Robert R. Turner ’64 Thomas A. Valdes ’65 Fred W. Vosloh, III ’57 W. Henry Wade ’65

Florida International Others Albert D. Marrero ’08

Florida State 1839 Club Curtiss C. Potter ’92% Thomas L. Sechrest ’71%Mystic Circle Club Jeffrey B. McLain ’76% Clifford D. Wyllie ’77%Others Steven C. Boscovich ’83% Philip R. Engelmann ’90 Paul T. Meyers ’81 James B. Philpitt ’77%

FurmanOthers Theodore K. Broecker ’01

General Fraternity Rolls Beta Dragon Club Clark V. Crabill ’05% Richard L. Eickhoff ’02&1839 Club Richard A. Persinger ’97%Mystic Circle Club Keith S. Barber ’04% Roger D. Cox ’05

George Washington 1839 Club Jonathan M. LaBuz ’04Mystic Circle Club Ellis J. Izlar ’11

GeorgiaMystic Circle Club Brian M. Rapp ’94Others Claude S. Rankin, Jr ’08

Georgia Tech Grecian Shield Club Goodman B. Espy, III ’57& Lynn C. Maddox ’64&John Reily Knox Club Richard T. Iannacone ’62Y Guy J. Lookabaugh ’52&Beta Grip Club Theodore S. Haile ’75Y John E. McDaniel, Jr. ’42& Jonathan E. Parker ’60% William B. Reuland ’58%Beta Dragon Club Thomas M. Hunt ’58Y David M. McKenney ’60Y Edward T. Rempe, III ’59Y1839 Club Christopher K. Clark ’95% John R. Crane ’81% James M. Hannon ’95 J. Peter Labouisse ’64YMystic Circle Club Ralph L. Anderson, III ’97% Edwin S. Barland ’59 Hubert J. Barnhardt, III ’82 Richard B. Bell ’61% Edward L. Brannen ’79 Randolph W. Cabell ’53% Charles L. Cansler, III ’88% Gregory A. Cox ’73% Richard W. DeVane, Jr. ’56% Thomas M. Dixon, Sr. ’52 Philip J. Duffy, Jr. ’73 Michael L. Emry ’93 Matthew A. Finger ’96% James R. Freeman, III ’65% William J. Gartner ’81% John W. Gay, III ’54% Albert L. Gottsche, Jr. ’57 Murray A. Greene ’91 David D. Hallock ’60 Michael H. Hammer ’78 W. Richard Hauenstein ’57 Steven S. Innes ’65 Glenn M. Jardine ’77% B.F. King ’50% James D. Kirkpatrick ’56% J. William Miller ’62% Robert G. Miller, Jr. ’62% Glenn L. Moore, Jr. ’67% Thomas H. Muller, Jr. ’63 Emory B. Phillips, Jr. ’47 Gary A. Piligian ’82Y Richard T. Rodgers ’71% Jeffery A. Sanders ’80%

Robert E. Sanders, Jr ’74% James H. Sapp ’63 Charles N. Shaughnessy ’83 Thomas A. Smith ’71% William B. Ten Eyck ’60% Donald C. Tettelbach ’56 John K. Thompson ’60% George M. VanSant ’51% Hal Wightman, II ’59%Others Richard S. August ’52 R. Gary Bailey ’59 C. Clinton Bolte ’67 William P. Bryant, Jr. ’50 Charles K. Cobb, Jr ’56 John B. Cooper, Jr. ’64% Hugh T. Fitz Simons ’65 Markham L. Gartley ’66 John H. Gottsche ’64 Steven W. Gray ’78 David B. Grimes ’78 William M. Hamilton ’47 James M. Hickerson ’56 Paul N. Hotinger ’55 Dan T. Hughs ’53 Pierce Johnson, Jr. ’56 Richard H. Lee ’59% David K. Martin ’93 Thomas C. Mayes, Jr. ’54 Michael C. McGannon ’88 David C. Mitchell ’66 Kent A. Morrisey ’88 Bryan S. Nazworth ’87 David H. Peth ’51 Stuart L. Pierson ’45 J. Pearce W. Reeve ’76 Richard J. Reynolds, IV ’82 Laurence K. Smith ’74% Jay E. Sport ’80% Jake W. Stewart, Jr. ’62% Dewey W. Waddell ’56 Jesse D. Walton, Jr ’50 James E. Wheaton, Jr. ’75 Lawrence D. Young ’76%

GMI-EMI Pink & Blue Club Louis A. Corsiglia ’55&Beta Grip Club James D. Lesch ’68%1839 Club Richard M. Caras ’78 Ronald A. Meegan ’69% Jason C. Roycht ’95 Mystic Circle Club W. Paul Commons ’77%

Alfred P. DeBuhr ’69% Richard P. Dixon ’65% Kenneth W. Godzina ’77 David J. Hogan ’74 Daniel P. Loman ’90 Robert T. Meling ’75% Peter A. Ramirez ’90 Roger R. Tyyska ’64 Jeffrey B. Williams ’84%Others Robert M. Atkins ’71 Brian L. Braglia ’75% Mike L. Helms ’81 Marc A. Kidder ’72

Hampden-Sydney Others George A. Aloupas ’08

HanoverBeta Dragon Club James L. Budros ’67%1839 Club Mark E. Hershman ’67% Shakil M. Qureshi ’97 John D. Shogren ’60YMystic Circle Club James J. Buzzelli ’58 J. Kenneth Cozier ’58% Ross J. King ’62% Randal J. Master ’82% Scott A. McIntyre ’85 Morton S. Prime ’55% John A. Trier ’66 Others Jon F. McKenna ’64 Glenn M. Mitchell, Jr. ’58 Thomas H. Waltz ’60

Hawaii1839 Club Christopher C. Tarr ’94Others Peter J. Stone ’92

HoustonMystic Circle Club Michael J. Humphrey ’79YOthers David A. Bush ’77 August K. Endsley ’01

IdahoGrecian Shield Club Xavier E. Durant ’47&John Reily Knox Club Randall G. Litton ’61Y

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

The Kai-Tech Club**Annual recognition is automatic by making a gift online at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

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The Beta Leadership FundBeta Grip Club Ralph M. Hartwell ’54% Wellington C. Pierce, Jr. ’53%Beta Dragon Club G. Joseph Corlett ’73% James R. Golden ’59&1839 Club Ralph W. Carpenter ’50% William I. Jordan ’69& Jack B. Little ’58%Mystic Circle Club James W. Asaph, MD ’58% Frank M. Cammack ’59% Gary L. Doty ’63% Jake R. Field ’51 Wayne A. Fuller ’49 Eric L. Hove ’66% Michael R. Kleffner ’86 Philip L. Kleffner ’55 Emmett D. Lemon ’38% Ronald E. Lichau ’61 Richard L. Martin ’81% Frederick A. Meech ’48% M. Neal Newhouse ’59 Lawrence C. Parberry ’61% Robert S. Parish ’52 Stanley H. Pierce ’58 Maurice C. Rana ’75% Robert B. Sahlberg ’47% Michael J. Sterling ’90 William W. Taylor ’53 Grant Yee ’64 Others Thomas L. Allen ’76 David P. Anderson ’56 John M. Boisen, Jr. ’66 S. Dwight Comstock ’74 L. Erwin Johnson ’53Y Jeffrey S. Payne ’84 Gary S. Westergren ’58

IllinoisBeta Grip Club Garland G. Fritts ’52& Steven B. Sample ’62&Beta Dragon Club Lawrence W. Gahan ’60Y William D. Petty, DDS ’68% Gant Redmon ’59Z Thomas H. Willingham ’86%1839 Club Jack W. Branta ’75% Ramon E. Dale ’50 George P. Edgell ’59% Fredrick Maihofer ’69 William D. Phillips ’49%

Mystic Circle Club Robert R. Baujan ’52 Frederick J. Bell ’83 Larry E. Bell ’66 David E. Brown ’49& Mark A. Cloud ’78% David Y. Eberspacher ’75% Edward C. Eberspacher, III ’71% George L. Gfroerer ’55 Robert A. Hall ’56% Scott W. Harris ’66% James W. Johnson ’81 Michael P. Jurgensen ’76% William A. Kindorf, III ’74% J. Bruce Lyon ’63% Wesley P. Martin ’40% R. Thomas Mayhill ’40% Robert L. Miller ’41 James M. Nicol ’65 Frederick S. Phillips, Sr. ’51% George B. Redmon ’65 David T. Tunstall ’95 Jan J. Vlach ’77 Mark H. Weston ’63%Others James E. Branch, Jr. ’54 William H. Branom ’54% Matthew E. Minnerick ’96 Edward J. Reardon ’71

IndianaWooglin Club Charles O. McCormick, III ’72tBeta Grip Club Stephen S. Riggins ’59YBeta Dragon Club J. Philip Goddard ’67Y1839 Club Stephen P. Johnson ’65% Eric M. Pauga ’89% John F. Richardson ’73% Alan C. Ross ’70Mystic Circle Club Robert C. Bayer ’48% David L. Collier ’70% Charles W. Compton, III ’74 Thomas P. Hollo ’70% John F. Kimberling ’47% Ralph L. Mason ’80 John P. Meek ’52 Steven M. Mowrer ’64 John D. Peckham ’65% Robert B. Snell ’59 David F. Stowe ’67%

Edwin F. Walmer ’52% K. Michael Wolfert ’88% James A. York ’88 Others Edward D. Catlett ’76 Bruce E. Cox ’82 William C. Elston, MD ’55 Robert R. Foster ’50 Hugh D. Graham ’61 James P. Seidensticker, Jr. ’52%

IowaPink & Blue Club Mark L. Anderson ’87ZBeta Grip Club Donald B. Criswell ’75% John D. Swanson, Jr. ’78%Beta Dragon Club Larry J. Martin ’65Y Nathaniel Orr-Depner ’99 John H. Wesenberg ’51Y1839 Club John F. Garippa ’87 Kurt S. Huneke ’75% Jeffrey D. Lorenger ’87 Terry L. Robbins ’82%Mystic Circle Club Todd R. Boever ’91 Neal J. Brower ’90Y William E. Burfeind ’66% Bert C. Callahan ’83% Christopher N. Clark ’88 Jeffrey D. Colwell ’98% Mikel J. Derby ’92 Bradley W. Devine ’98 Daniel F. Finnane, IV ’83% Robert J. Fraher ’01 Anthony C. Gargano ’02 Bradley D. Holmstrom ’87% Adam J. King ’00 Robert A. Knenlein ’98 Erling P. Larson, Jr. ’46 Eric S. London ’74 Robert H. Peterson ’00 Gregory A. Poulson ’80 Robert B. Reitsch ’81% Timothy J. Ruby ’95 Joseph B. Ryan, Jr ’53% A. Russell Schmeiser ’71% Scott R. Siepmann ’00 Jeffrey M. Supple ’95 Christopher D. Wimmer ’01 Others Timothy A. Blaskovich ’96 Randall P. Borcherding ’66 Charles T. Crane ’51

Steven A. Hamilton ’70 Eric E. Holman ’99 Ryan T. Johnson ’00 Donald J. Lory ’61 Jay T. Peterson ’64 Dennis R. Samuelson ’62 Jonathan E. Solfisburg ’92 William B. Teigeler ’98 John P. Thielen ’61 Kurt H. Truax, DDS ’62 David E. Worsley ’69

Iowa State Wooglin Club Michael J. Dubes ’66tPink & Blue Club Judson A. Horras ’97&Grecian Shield Club Alan D. Clipperton ’66&John Reily Knox Club Ronald G. Sande ’64& Robert W. Stafford ’46& John H. Wiegman ’51Y Robert A. Wiley ’87%Beta Grip Club Timothy A. Miller ’89% Thomas S. Samuelson ’84% Rick A. Schmid ’79%Beta Dragon Club Donald L. Arends ’52% Russell W. Brownsberger ’01% Todd S. Peterson ’91 Anthony E. Schippers ’79% David P. Soth ’85% Peter D. Wilson ’55%1839 Club Stephen M. Bailor ’66 Gregory D. Buffington ’67% Steven W. Geadelmann ’87% John W. Humphrey ’59% Brian R. Johnsen ’69% Lee M. Maddocks ’52% Robert F. Morrison ’52Y Andrew W. Ramspott ’94 Mystic Circle Club Robert P. Arnold ’53% David M. Boyum ’68 Paul B. Crockett ’59% Thomas J. Devine, Jr. ’73 James C. Fifield ’78 Jerry D. Gosselink ’66 John T. Guinn ’70 James A. Humphrey, Jr. ’83 Darron M. Jones ’90% Herbert H. Kemp, Jr. ’55

John A. Leupold ’93 James P. Ross ’52% Kurt P. Wessels ’92 Others Thomas W. Benda ’66 Michael E. Brown ’78 Kenneth W. Culp, Jr. ’69 Dennis R. Curtis ’80 Lowell B. Fisher ’39 Timothy R. Frank ’71 Ronald W. Hoppel ’60% Jerrie J. Johnson ’59 William F. McCulloch ’56 Bob K. Peterson ’53 William H. Prouty ’64 Jerry D. Sande ’76% James W. Smith ’56%

Johns Hopkins 1839 Club Robert B. Magnus, Jr. ’54Mystic Circle Club David F. Bobart ’96% Nicholas G. Byron ’53 L. Hugh Devlin ’54% Robert P. Melocik ’56 Scott B. Miserendino ’02 Ralph S. O’Connor ’51& Wilfred M. Potter, MD ’52% Anthony W. Salem, MD ’58 J. Richard Wagner ’56%Others Carlos M. Capellan ’00 James W. Eagan, Jr. ’67 James T. McMenamin, Jr. ’71 William H. Scarborough ’55 William F. Willoughby, MD ’57

KansasGrecian Shield Club Larry D. Horner ’56&Beta Dragon Club Frederick A. Gollier ’64Y W. Dean Henrichs ’61% Edward J. Huycke, MD ’50% Nation Meyer ’43Y1839 Club Richard G. Byrd, MD ’73% Stephen R. Lane ’75 John L. Shuss ’72% Mark A. Sinning, MD ’75%Mystic Circle Club Claude M. Aldridge ’72% John G. Atherton ’50

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"I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think."

- Socrates

Kyle A. Pendleton •Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity • Past President, Association of Fraternity Advisors • Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, Purdue University

“I give as a Friend of Beta because Beta’s programs are vital to the future

of the greater fraternity and sorority community.”

3.050

3.000

2.950

2.900

2.850

2.800

2.750

2.700

19971998

19992000

20012002

20032004

20052006

20072008

Francis E. Carr ’49% M. Daniel Chase ’45% Robert L. Cordill ’62 Neal P. Cramer ’49 Robert A. Edwards ’68 Ronald E. Horwege ’66 Timothy J. Metzler ’78% John H. Robinson, Jr ’72 John T. Stewart, III ’58%Others J. Walker Butin ’44% Keith R. Fevurly ’73 Allen R. Kaufman, MD ’77% Arthur W. Robinson, MD ’42 David H. Shuss ’76 John W. Stewart ’60% Raymond W. Stockton, MD ’37 Christopher K. Tankersley ’72 John W. Tulloch ’66%

Kansas State Grecian Shield Club Randall D. Groves ’78& Christopher D. Miller ’86&

Bill L. Nicholson ’60YJohn Reily Knox Club Christopher G. Althoff ’00Y H. Duane Babcock ’48& John R. Campbell ’77% P. Thomas Purinton ’63& Warren R. Staley ’65tBeta Dragon Club John D. Keith ’86% Perry C. Peine ’43Y John C. Reppert ’63% Dean A. Skaer ’60% Douglas G. Smith ’71% Paul B. Swartz ’64%1839 Club Bradley E. Barth ’90 Todd E. Bleakley ’77% John C. Button ’86 Matthew R. Dassow ’89% Kye D. Hittle ’99% Patrick C. Sargent ’79% George W. Schultz, Jr. ’69 John A. Schwartz ’09

John E. Swain ’71% Thomas F. Whittaker ’87 Mystic Circle Club Donald P. Adee ’60 Lawrence R. Bramlage ’73% Richard R. Calhoun ’76% Loren W. Conrad ’61 Richard L. DeForest ’57 Michael R. Elwell ’70% Robert Exline, Jr. ’79 Willard T. Geiger, II ’52 James M. Hall, III ’57 Rick Harman ’50 Robert H. Haymaker ’57 Gordon M. Herr ’50 Charles S. Holtz ’43% Glenn A. Isernhagen ’64 Christopher L. Jarvis ’71% Jan Jorgensen ’64 Kenyon K. Kugler ’63% Ross L. Laybourn ’49% David A. Lupfer ’43% William H. Luttgen ’44

All Beta Chapters’ and Colonies’ Grade Point Average

2.820

2.8462.821

2.929 2.920

2.950

2.984 2.999 3.004 3.008 3.015

John C. Manning ’86 Ronald W. Manning ’80% Ralph W. McFillen ’64% Ronald A. Nolder ’84 Stephen F. Oehme ’83 Edward J. O’Malley, Jr. ’97% Joseph R. Reppert ’65 James M. Rhine ’48 Patrick R. Robinson ’78% James E. Rodenbeek ’61 Brett M. Rundle ’06 Jeffrey S. Rundle ’03% N. Eugene Smith ’63 Clifford W. Stone ’39% Thomas A. Tatman ’75 John F. Travis ’85% Robert L. VanAllen ’68 James E. Wassberg ’70% Walter D. Weaver ’63% George J. Yapp ’56%Others Matthew C. Bachman ’80 James N. Baxter ’63

3.069

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

The Kai-Tech Club**Annual recognition is automatic by making a gift online at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

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The Beta Leadership Fund Brad Case ’75 William H. Copher, Jr. ’81% David E. Exline ’81% Steven L. Graf ’74 D. Densmore Hart ’56 Ronald K. Holm ’66 James L. Kilkenny ’48 Howard A. Kinzer, Jr. ’65 Harry E. McDonald, III ’69 Stephen W. Peirce ’66% Robert K. Petro ’48 Richard D. Rogers ’43 S. Scott Sage ’85 David W. Sargent ’75 John S. Schwartz ’71 Brent A. Tracy ’85 J erome P. Wallingford ’64 Scott A. Way ’73% Lloyd L. Wilson, III ’74 Howard H. Woodbury ’88

KenyonBeta Grip Club William E. Lowry, Jr. ’56YBeta Dragon Club F. Richard Weaver ’44%Mystic Circle Club John H. Lothrop ’47% Samuel P. Todd, Jr. ’47% George A. Weida ’58%Others Jay C. Ehle ’38 Bryan A. Olson ’92 Samuel P. Todd, III ’76

Kettering AMystic Circle Club Mark J. Chrz ’01Others Ray J. Daniels ’07

Knox1839 Club Ronald L. Streibich ’58%Mystic Circle Club Thomas P. Chulibrk ’61% Gerald E. Gill ’53% Gurdon W. Hornor ’81 Jamie J. Morrell ’03 James E. Roberts ’57% Ray A. Seidel ’60% Peter W. Spink ’50% J. Scott Van Vuren ’82 Others Bradley T. Becque ’09 William B. Becque ’08 Gary H. Jantho ’89

Robert A. Orndorff ’42 Wayne R. Parks ’64

LawrenceJohn Reily Knox Club Robert J. Schaupp ’51t Bruce J. Wenger ’89&Beta Grip Club Edwin J. Galloway ’43&1839 Club Christopher M. Vernon ’67%Mystic Circle Club Gordon A. Becker, II ’62% David F. Berganini ’59% David L. Brown ’69% Robert I. Campbell ’46 Edward L. Doemland ’59 Martin A. Gradman ’62% John B. Gregg ’43 Robert J. Hlavacek ’44 Brian P. Murphy ’99 R. Paul Nickel ’97 Kristofer K. Swanson ’87% Jason J. Valerius ’97% Thomas C. Van Housen ’51Others Eric A. Armour ’07 Kenneth G. Bauske ’53 William E. Bowman ’48 Scott T. Delaney ’95 Joshua R. Dukelow ’02 William L. Guerin ’51 Howard R. Hamann ’63 Matthew M. Kruse ’05 Richard N. Lang ’61 John T. Leatham ’58 Jonathan E. Lindberg ’94 Frederic D. Nordeen ’66 Graham G. Olson ’57 D. Darren Opel ’95 Lawrence G. Pooler ’52 Douglas H. Powell ’56 David J. Schnackenberg ’90% Robert A. Smith ’55 John J. Thorse ’55 Peter V. Walch ’59% Philip M. Wallner ’94 Vernon O. Wilmot ’69

LehighJohn Reily Knox Club George W. Karr ’59&Beta Grip Club Frank E. Walsh, Jr. ’63&Beta Dragon Club William F. Hahn ’49Z

1839 Club A. Bruce Borgeson ’49% Kenneth S. Ishler ’94% Charles C. Kaesemeyer ’35% Gregory R. Tanner ’96%Mystic Circle Club Carl C. Greer ’62 Francesco P. Mastracchio ’82 Everett H. Van Hoesen ’55 Others Donald L. Blaszka, Jr. ’96 Herbert P. Campbell ’72 Anthony W. Cerra ’79 Gilbert H. Cowan, Jr ’58 Richard A. Hilperts ’71 Robert J. Kirchberger ’69 Barry D. Raiser ’77 Paul L. Reiber, Jr. ’44% James A. Wilde, Jr. ’49

LouisvilleBeta Dragon Club Stavan R. Bhatt ’98Y Thomas N. Chapman ’71%1839 Club William C. Raizor ’71Mystic Circle Club Michael D. Adams ’77% Bradley L. Ayres ’91%Others Chris J. Krawiec ’78 James S. Peterson, Jr. ’05 Matthew V. Tsien ’80

Loyola Marymount Mystic Circle Club Thomas J. Martin ’08

LynchburgJohn Reily Knox Club Charles W. Warner ’87YMystic Circle Club James A. Mitchell ’91%

MaineJohn Reily Knox Club Robert D. Buchanan ’44&Beta Grip Club F. Chandler Coddington ’54Y1839 Club Leslie C. Brewer ’44% Louis J. Hardy ’81% John W. Lane, Jr. ’56 Erle B. Renwick, Jr. ’47 Peter W. Zimmermann ’77%

Mystic Circle Club John A. Bates ’56% Richard N. Berry ’37% Robert E. Brewer ’98 Judson B. Crook ’76 Nicholas R. Gauvin ’06 Ripon W. Haskell ’48% David S. Lamb ’62% Robert W. Upham, Jr. ’56% Raymond E. Vermette ’64 Others Edward B. Ames ’50 Curtis P. Burrill, II ’04 Stanley J. Hill ’63 Everett P. Ingalls, Jr. ’43% William M. Kearns, Jr. ’57 Anthony J. Koris ’61 Richard J. Palmisano, Jr. ’87 David L. Salmon ’81 Calvin C. Talmage, Jr. ’82 James H. Thomas ’81 William C. Waterhouse ’65 Robert H. White ’53

MarylandBeta Grip Club Mark F. Slaney ’92%1839 Club Sung S. Lee ’86Mystic Circle Club Frank Nitkiewicz ’83Others James Karanikas ’83

MiamiThe ___kai___ Club Herbert B. Wiepking ’41& John D. Backe ’54Z Thomas W. Hook ’81OPink & Blue Club Richard E. Heckert ’44Z Jeffrey N. Newton ’77O Mitchell P. Rales ’78& Grecian Shield Club Jonathan J. Brant ’75& Zachary T. Haines ’05%John Reily Knox Club Mark F. Alder ’76& J. Benjamin Beshear ’01Y John M. Groom ’58& Ronald P. Helman ’55Z James R. McClanahan ’60Y Arthur J. Reimers, III ’77&Beta Grip Club William F. Alderman ’67Y James M. Carsten ’71% John R. Deyo ’69%

Scott C. Fessenden ’74& Robert H. Kurz ’58Y Thomas W. Smith ’50& William M. Summers ’44Y Douglas S. Wagner, MD ’78% Thomas L. Weyhrich ’91%Beta Dragon Club Peter W.C. Barnhart ’66& Craig L. Cimoroni ’92% James H. Colley ’79% K. Michael Foley ’61% J. Peter Hieronimus ’53% William M. Junk ’38Y Steven D. Mosholder ’06 Wayne L. Nicely ’61% Jonathan B. Scherpelz ’05% Paul M. Sommer ’03 Donald E. Taylor ’60%1839 Club Philip S. Fernandez ’06 Thomas C. Fey ’68Y Jack L. Fryman ’51% H. Wayne Gibson ’48% James W. Haywood ’74 William M. Holmes ’51% James C. Hunter, III ’07 Matthew F. Metzger ’02 James T. Neef ’53% James R. Richardson, Sr. ’53% James F. Rudwall ’81 Robert W. Schneebeck ’55% Lloyd W. Sharp ’54 Jeffrey C. Smith ’73% Robert C. Smith ’56 LaMar Zigler ’08 Mystic Circle Club Wayne J. Albers ’43% Samuel C. Badger ’51% David A. Bergstrom ’56% Brian A. Borden ’87% Frederick F. Brower ’50& David E. Brown, Jr. ’75 Donald K. Bryan ’63 Joseph H. Casey, Jr. ’71% Andrew W. Cleverdon ’00 Thomas W. Cleverdon ’67% Philip L. Conover ’68% Ronald H. Corradini ’60 Robert L. Cottrell ’54& Robert S. Cottrell ’79 Michael J. Curran ’80% John E. Czyzycki ’87 Martin P. Dixon, II ’90% Richard H. Frische ’54% Raymond A. Gates ’66%

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Jay L. Geiser ’76 Peter H. Gilreath ’82% Robert G. Golseth ’59% David P. Gordon ’85 Gary E. Goshorn ’73% John C. Grant ’70 Eric K. Graves ’71% Brad E. Humpal ’03% Vincent J. Inconiglios ’67 Joseph W. Jackson, DDS ’82 Robert A. Jackson ’65 Jack R. Jeneson ’60 Harold E. Kelch, MD ’52% David J. Kenley ’68% Edward H. Kniep, III ’63% E. Phillips Knox ’68& Harry B. Kuder ’55& Thomas B. Leech ’40% Michael D. Leonakis ’04% Thomas M. Loeb, MD ’68Y Scott A. Luvin ’11 John F. Marple ’72% Wallace W. McCallum ’59Y Nick Mourouzis ’59 James E. Mynhier, Jr. ’82 Roy C. Ostberg ’62% Donald G. Paynter ’68% Joseph R. Petras, Jr. ’72% Benjamin M. Pierson ’05 John P. Pogue, DVM ’49 Stephen S. Retzsch ’76% Thomas A. Ritter ’90% John B. Rohyans ’66 Erwin D. Russell ’46% William E. Rutledge ’05 Stephen D. Seiple ’03% Thomas P. Semans ’78 Walter R. Shafer ’50% R. Barry Shields ’81 Thomas A. Skoulis ’79% Lowell E. Smith ’48% Frederick E. Soller ’50% John C. Soller ’57% John K. Suckow ’81% John Y. Taggart ’53% Stanley G. Tipton ’71% Mark J. Triffon, MD ’79% Craig J. VanHorsten ’73 Hewett S. Wells ’64% Robert D. Wertz ’61Y James R. Wilson ’52% Michael S. Wolford ’04%Others Justin R. Beck ’02% Steven R. Brant ’78%

George J. Budig ’58% Neal P. Carter ’05 John H. Carter-North ’67% Richard R. Clark ’81 David A. Condit ’70 Philip F. Cottrell ’77 David L. Doyle ’72 James H. Ellis, III ’77 Brian D. Fey ’00% Lawrence M. Hanrahan ’83 Harry A. Hattenbach ’60 Jack P. Hayes ’55 Norman F. Heydinger ’42 Dale R. Hines ’54 Randall L. Kirschner ’74 Daniel E. Long ’66 Gregory M. Masching ’06 Peter A. Matty ’67% Edward J. Murphy ’51 David P. Myers ’82 Allan S. Oram ’36 Steven A. Otey ’79 Jon G. Peterson ’66 Bruce E. Rayner ’78 Joseph J. Rosing ’06 Jack R. Saidel ’59% Richard L. Sherwood, Jr. ’80 Willard W. Smith ’50 Ralph J. Sogard ’56 Brent W. Soller ’03 Robert A. Spafford ’71 Kenneth M. Strader ’58 Albert G. Wald ’41 John B. Whitlock, Jr ’48 William E. Younger ’05

MichiganBeta Grip Club Anonymous%Beta Dragon Club Donald G. DiPaolo ’78Y1839 Club J. Bruce Douglas ’65% Robert M. Hutchman ’93 Richard H. Robison ’74%Mystic Circle Club David F. Barbour ’62% Richard A. Conover ’53% David A. Gagstetter ’05 John T. Hartigan ’52 William R. Jenney ’60 Thomas H. Ottenjohn ’53% David A. Sonnenschein ’76 Steven M. Townsend ’95 David H. Whitman ’90

Others S. Thomas Cleveland ’58 Mark H. Davidson ’68 Dale R. Hartka ’68 Eugene W. May, Jr. ’65 Daniel L. Stowe ’86

Michigan State Grecian Shield Club Burton L. Gerber ’55&Beta Grip Club George A. Bloch, DDS ’57& Albert Pick, III ’57YBeta Dragon Club Dan P. Reason ’57%1839 Club Edward D. Deeb ’60% James B. Hayden ’60%Mystic Circle Club Scott B. Gildner ’81% John K. Lynch ’83% Michael J. Wood ’63%Others

Brent D. Calhoun, DVM ’81 Donald C. Sawyer ’61 Leon E. Stille ’61

Middle Tennesse State Beta Dragon Club W. Scott Fussell ’95Y

MinnesotaGrecian Shield Club Scott J. Allen ’95YBeta Grip Club Donald M. Anderson ’50Y Nathan J. Deno ’01%Beta Dragon Club Dustin L. Anderson ’05% Travis M. Fischer ’05 James D. Keeler ’89Y Michael D. Kokkinen ’00% Richard W. Steiner ’43 1839 Club Benjamin R. Elliott ’05 Robert L. Hawes ’47% Scott J. Heineman ’03 David K. Hopps ’10 Donald E. McGrath ’55% Miles A. Nelson ’53% J. Bradner Smith ’55%Mystic Circle Club John H. Avery, MD ’64% Donn P. Barber ’56 Robert A. Brown ’53 Louis E. Chappuie ’60% Henry G. Curtis ’48

Vincent D. Feehan ’53 Donald A. Gilbert ’48% Bruce R. Kelley ’50% Duane E. Kokkinen ’00 Francis G. Lampert ’53 Nicholas M. Lampi ’99% Charles H. Lauder ’51% Bertram G. Leach ’52& Samuel W. Lewis ’47% G. William Luger ’50% Justin M. Miller ’00 Kevin J. Mork ’00 Morgan K. Nelson ’67 J. Dixon Tews ’63 Stanley A. Thompson ’59 Richard A. Tickle ’48YOthers John R. Bultrud ’48 George C. Champlin ’60% Thomas W. Flynn ’59 Stanley C. Goodsill ’40 Brett W. Merkle ’01 Dale Merrick, Jr. ’49 Branden C. Peterson ’05 Jeremy A. Weidman ’03 Harold H. Wylie, Jr. ’51%

MississippiJohn Reily Knox Club Walter I. Austin ’58%Beta Dragon Club Thomas M. Ethridge ’70Y1839 Club Thomas A. Alexander ’67%Mystic Circle Club John E. Arnold ’53% Deloach Cope ’47% James E. Langmesser ’69% Floyd E. Pruden, Jr. ’71% Louis E. Ridgway, III ’80 Others John P. Adams ’52 John W. Ellison, Jr. ’40 John W. Glenn ’82 F. B. Hudson ’73 William B. Lipscomb ’65 Arthur G. Murphey, Jr. ’53 James A. Peden, Jr. ’66% James C. Shute ’81

MissouriGrecian Shield Club James J. Ellis ’56O Harold S. Hook ’53O John Reily Knox Club Rodger N. Alleman ’55Y Harry M. Cornell, Jr. ’50&

Beta Grip Club Robert N. Healy ’64Y Ford R. Nelson, Jr. ’64Y Henry A. Plain, Jr. ’80YBeta Dragon Club William H. Bates ’49Z Charles E. Brown ’61& Jeffrey A. Dritley ’78Y John M. Hillhouse ’69% David C. Newman ’59% Tim S. Petersen ’88% Robert C. Shamberger ’71% Paul T. Stockmann ’79% Charles R. Stribling, III ’49&1839 Club Richard C. Berkmeyer ’66% Peter F. Cortelyou ’69% Kenneth G. Geel ’67% William H. Gondring, III ’58 Richard F. Kammerer ’80% James D. Lawler ’60% Stanley C. McLerran ’80% Richard G. Miller ’70% William C. Price ’63% Marc A. Swartz ’69% Thomas J. Turner, III ’66Y Eugene P. Zachman ’54% Hugh J. Zimmer ’51&Mystic Circle Club Clay M. Anderson ’86% James G. Birt ’40% Philip E. Brown ’59% Karl F. Burk ’82 Richard N. Ellis ’55 J. A. Felton ’86 William J. Fenner, Sr. ’47% Loren E. Golitz, MD ’62% Neal H. Gray ’62% Charles B. Hall ’49% Charles E. Hight ’60 Ralph C. Hook, Jr. ’47% Jae E. Hopkins ’58 Shane E. Jordan ’97% Richard D. Landon ’63% Stephen N. Limbaugh ’51% Patrick A. Lujin ’88 Robert A. Maxwell ’63% Michael W. McFarland ’93 Stewart E. Moreland, DMD ’78 Robert T. Morrison ’53Y Richard L. Ott ’82 Chad A. Phillips ’96% William H. Plummer, Jr. ’67% Robert W. See ’52 Charles J. Spener, Jr. ’54%

S. Bradley Squires ’79% Hugh E. Stephenson, Jr. ’43& William B. Stone ’65% Van C. Wilks ’63 Michael G. Winter ’81% D. Michael Wood ’77% John L. Young ’59 Others Eric D. Braverman ’87 Byron E. Calame ’61% Douglas M. Dixon ’81 Terry S. Dunaway ’61 Anderson E. Ekern ’83 Paul M. Fuchs ’82 James E. Hook ’53 Thomas A. Horton ’74 George R. Hunter ’90 Joseph B. Hurley ’48 Joseph J. Hurley ’68 W. Gail Jones ’61 Wallace McDonald, MD ’66 H. Wayne McGaugh ’88 Alan C. Payne ’50 Larry J. Pirotte ’71 Malcolm L. Robertson ’60 James W. Towler ’84% Robert M. Toy ’86 Lyle A. VanRavenswaay ’57 Robert A. Walther ’69 Charles S. Wilcox ’39 Charles V. Wolfers ’49%

MITThe ___kai___ Club Michael G. Feinstein ’82tBeta Grip Club Kendall R. Bryan ’88& Eric L. Raefsky ’76YBeta Dragon Club William H. Austin, Jr. ’58% Charles Y. Chittick ’22& David A. Krall ’82% Albert O. Wilson, Jr. ’38%1839 Club Ellis J. Braman ’58% Robert A. Grant ’64% Lawrence R. Hoover ’57% Alan L. Laves ’82 David Samuel ’94Mystic Circle Club Norman C. Bedford ’38& R. Gordon Black ’56% D. Simeon Chow ’77% John W. Davis ’54 J. Stanley Graves ’58 Richard L. Horttor ’62%

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Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

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John C. Kern ’50% Roger W. Lacy ’79% Bruce A. Lautenschlager ’70 Allan J. MacLaren ’60% Ronald L. McKay ’54% Alexander A. Romeo ’86 John P. Seagle ’55% John C. Springsteen ’91 Robert J. Struble ’85 Stephen J. Yeretsky ’59 Others Donn W. Barber ’42 Seth M. Davis ’83 Anthony P. DiPesa, Jr. ’86% Michael E. Flanagan ’85 Frank J. Leibly, III ’93% Ira H. Lohman, Jr. ’38 William G. Roeseler ’65% Alexander G. Ross ’61% Steven J. Silberberg ’83 Robert T. Wargo ’77

Nebraska John Reily Knox Club Dennis D. Bloom ’70% Carl G. Mammel ’55YBeta Grip Club Jeremy S. Johnson ’99YBeta Dragon Club William C. Dana ’79% Thomas N. Jacob ’62Y John E. Lahiff ’64Y D. Bruce McKeag ’68%1839 Club Gerald H. Brownfield ’58% Larry J. Lubeck ’84 Andrew S. Mattox ’00 Todd J. Mattox ’02% Randolph A. Walling, Jr. ’61 William F. Wiese ’50 Mystic Circle Club Stephen D. Andersen ’63% Samuel P. Baird ’66% James R. Brownell ’48% Kurt S. Christiansen ’76 Randolph M. Clark ’58% Thomas Colwell ’02% Douglas J. Cotner ’65% John C. Dean ’43% Burton W. Folsom ’49t Kent W. Folsom ’82 Thomas E. Frolik ’61 Scott D. Greenwood, MD ’74% Harold E. Johnson ’61% Mark D. Kratina ’73% Robert J. Kvaal ’64

Jerry W. Marples ’60% Lee B. Marshall ’66% Stephen S. Marshall ’69 Joseph M. Matthes ’04 Robert C. McConaughey ’49% George P. Miller ’48% Keith G. Mumby ’53% George L. Otterson, Jr. ’62 Peter J. Peters ’52 Carlton L. Peterson ’61% Robert H. Purcell ’65% Richard M. Reische ’57% Stuart V. Reynolds, Sr. ’53 David L. Ridenour ’03 Donald B. Stokes ’62Y George A. Townsend ’45 Robert B. Whitmore ’71 Steven M. Williams ’75% Michael J. Wortman ’70 Others David L. Erickson ’73% J. William Gibson ’62 Michael C. Hadow ’55 Ernest E. Hines ’60% Jon J. Hinrichs ’64% Peter J. Hohnstein ’79 Gary E. Hruby ’63 John W. Hummel ’58 David J. Humphry ’62 James R. Humphry ’65% James R. Hutchins ’59 John P. Jacupke ’77 Thomas E. Johnson, MD ’54 Gordon A. Luikart, Jr. ’52 John C. McCabe ’62 Michael J. McGahan, MD ’75 Neil P. Moseman ’83% George E. Nelson ’71% William D. Oltean ’86 Robert J. Reeder ’86 Nicholas K. Robb ’93 Sterling M. Ryder ’61 Hubert D. Shellenberger ’53 John W. Stewart ’42% Duane R. Sullivan ’71% Stephen P. Visek ’55% John T. Waring ’85%

Nevada, Las Vegas Beta Grip Club J. William Romero Jr. ’95&

North Carolina John Reily Knox Club Thomas C. Watson, Jr. ’63Y

Beta Dragon Club William E. Hall, Jr. ’74% Richard C. Spangler, III ’71%1839 Club William H. Lindsay ’70%Mystic Circle Club William P. Baldridge ’58 James J. Brissette ’73 Arthur M. Cooley ’73 Ian A. Munn ’77% Robert B. Rascoe ’64% J. Eric Wagoner ’73% Dan S. Williamson ’46 Others Chester H. Brown, Jr. ’61% Paxson B. Glenn ’58 Edward E. Pagett ’67 David S. Reid, IV ’78 John R. Weber ’72 Ralph F. Whitfield, III ’81

North Dakota1839 Club Bradley Parrish ’05%Mystic Circle Club Christopher M. Leevers ’94 Robert E. Pedersen ’53 John R. Sakariassen ’52 Shaun C. Walsh ’78 Others Peder G. Berg ’63Myron J. Johnson ’70 John D. Lee ’54 Daniel J. Pesavento ’87 Darrel G. Sackman ’61

Northwestern Grecian Shield Club William A. Cook ’53%John Reily Knox Club James T. West ’48YBeta Dragon Club Gordon C. Anderson ’42Y Donald O. Burst ’42% Leroy A. Glasner, Jr. ’49% James A. Highland ’63Y Richard L. Peters ’62% Gary H. Rusk, MD ’65Y1839 Club Stanley K. Paulsen ’57% Justin M. Rutherford ’00 Keith H. Thorp, Jr. ’50% William G. Whitney ’52% James B. Young ’66%Mystic Circle Club Joe E. Bratcher ’68 Kenneth D. Eskey, Jr. ’52

T. Bondurant French ’75% Taylor French ’51% Robert P. Gambill ’50% Frank X. Henke, III ’63% Ashees Jain ’99% John R. Mills ’50% Robert E. Mundy, II ’59% John E. Nelson ’57 Raymond W. Rensis ’49% James D. Richards ’46% Robert W. Scholler ’48 Robert P. Willig, Jr. ’74 Frank Witherell, Jr. ’46%Others Jeremy T. Cohen ’00 Ernest A. Dahl, Jr. ’41 Jeffrey S. Dvorett ’99 Charles W. Eggers ’49% Edward C. Osterberg ’05 Richard W. Pilcher ’56 D. Mark Purdy ’74 Robert S. Rexford ’56 Warren E. Richardson ’49

OhioGrecian Shield Club Richard H. Brown ’65ZJohn Reily Knox Club Robert J. Castle ’77% Richard A. Sabol ’77YBeta Grip Club Michael P. Kress ’65YBeta Dragon Club Chester A. Bennett, Jr. ’59% David M. Briggs ’62% Glenn E. Corlett ’65Y David S. Kellermyer ’65Y Joseph E. Wilson ’84%1839 Club Robert P. Axline, Jr. ’57% Ronald E. Calhoun ’72% Richard W. DiBartolo ’50% J. David Fendrick ’71% Gary L. Harlow ’67% John B. Holden, Jr. ’65%Mystic Circle Club Brian D. Cain ’91 Dana Chase, Jr. ’50% Brinton T. Darlington, MD ’43% J. Edgar Evans ’66 Peter S. Fine ’74% Thomas A. James ’71 Thomas G. Lee ’54% K. Alvin Merendino ’36% Rick L. Miller ’69% James W. Raden ’64%

Clayton F. Riley ’50% John M. Stewart ’47% William E. Whipple, III ’72%Others Max V. Baughman ’47 Robert W. Boyd ’63 I. Carson Crow ’71 George L. Dunlap ’48 Richard G. Ingraham ’49 Walter E. Perry, Jr. ’57 Alan S. Prescott ’78 Jerry P. Rhinehalt ’61 Charles A. Rhoads ’48 Terry S. Shilling ’65 William E. Sprague ’48 John C. Vanchina ’74 James W. Varga ’57 Richard F. Ziska ’52

Ohio State Laurel Wreath Club David L. Brennan ’53% Thomas L. Brennan ’51%Beta Grip Club James C. Gorman ’49% Steven I. Jeney ’85%1839 Club William C. Buckham ’67% Robert W. Butler ’62% C. Nelson French ’47& John J. Schiff, Jr. ’65%Mystic Circle Club Roger L. Albrecht ’68% Jon W. Bennett ’69 James M. Bevacqua ’81 John A. Burkhart ’63% Duncan H. Campbell ’58 Joseph A. Chinnici, Jr. ’64% Barry J. Duerk ’79 Robert E. Ewing ’57% James B. Findley ’54% Jack W. Gottschalk, DDS ’50% George R. Jacoby ’54% Bruce P. Kupper ’78% John A. Locaputo ’95 Michael S. Matthews ’82 John C. Nisbet ’71 Matthew M. Padak ’03 Richard C. Pickett ’47% John D. Poffenberger ’57% Rick J. Schwieterman ’72Y William B. Sellers, Jr. ’55 Frank Taggart, III ’43% Ronald C. VanBuren ’55

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entirely uneducated."- Alec Bourne

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“While we openly talk about how joining a fraternity is a commitment to something larger than oneself,

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magnitude of that commitment.”

Albert M. Wiggins, Jr. ’57% Daniel S. Wigton ’79% David W. Wright ’67tOthers L. Scott Barnes ’78% Alden J. Bush ’38% Mark T. Chupka ’84 David M. Cooper, III ’49 Raymond A. Gebhardt ’50 B S. Kraushar, DVM ’76 John L. Niermeyer ’61% Thomas H. Quigley, Jr. ’64 Francis J. Shields ’50 Mark J. Skogstad ’96 James S. Summers ’40& Richard D. Widdoes ’53 Charles F. Wright ’62%

Ohio Wesleyan John Reily Knox Club W. Martin Haskell ’68&Beta Dragon Club Robert S. Neff ’53&1839 Club Eric J. Eickhoff ’00%Mystic Circle Club Richard Z. Draz ’54% Hal A. Fausnaugh ’48% Matthew R. Garrison ’99 Jack Hahn ’55% Paul M. Nobis ’55% G. Russell Pipe ’59% Donald R. Wedge ’51%Others Bruce R. Elder ’62% Richard W. Hindman ’47 Sanford E. Lee ’70 Gabriel L. Petre ’47% Stephen C. Sherwood ’70 Lee B. Szambecki ’98 Ferenc M. Szasz ’62 Stanley K. Van Buren ’52 John A. Willoughby ’70 Jonathan T. Woods ’85

OklahomaGrecian Shield Club Thomas H. McCasland, Jr. ’56tJohn Reily Knox Club Don A. Smith ’58& William S. Warner, Jr. ’49&Beta Grip Club Graydon D. Luthey, Jr. ’76% Lee B. Thompson, Jr. ’54&

Beta Dragon Club Robert W. Baker, Jr. ’53% Stephen E. Bradley ’79% David R. Hicks, MD ’73% Michael C. Mordy ’77% James G. Nutter ’86% Adam C. Wagner ’801839 Club William R. Broach ’58% Charles M. Cole, III ’66% Donald R. Copeland ’63% John L. Culbertson ’55% James C. Elder ’69% Dwayne E. Godsey ’53% Bryan A. Luff ’08 Thomas H. McCasland, III ’81 Edgar C. Morrison, Jr. ’75 J. Hugh Roff ’53Y Theodore J. Semrod ’63 Robert J. Young ’50% Kirk S. Zeller ’92 Mystic Circle Club Peter Adamson, III ’64 Robert W. Allen ’48 Otis G. Bacon, III ’63 Loren V. Baker, Jr. ’52 J. Stephen Beckman ’58 Bradley J. Brown ’07 Chris L. Brown ’71 Otis F. Burris, M.D. ’52% Scott D. Caldwell ’82 Alan C. Calkin ’53 Kenneth E. Carpenter ’62% John H. Coker, Jr. ’72% Edward G. Edson, III ’71 H. Grant Fair ’64% Preston G. Gaddis, II ’59% William J. Hemphill ’45% John R. Hillis ’82% Nolan R. Kelly ’55% Steven M. Kobos ’88 Robert R. Lam ’56 Maurice B. Lampl, III ’88% James F. Langdon ’73 W. Patrick Law ’59 Mark T. Lisle ’76 Jack T. Massey ’51% Mark H. McKinsey, Jr. ’56% V. Bryan Medlock ’59 Robert C. Millspaugh, Jr. ’50 Burke G. Mordy ’54 Thomas G. Norris ’56% Robert P. Osborne ’59% Lyle W. Ozmun ’40% Christopher H. Pierce ’75%

W. Trevor Potts ’07 Rob F. Robertson ’84 S. Neil Sisson ’77 Lance S. Tolson ’82% Stephen M. VanAken ’75 Richard L. Walton ’50% Joseph H. Wolfenberger ’54 Others Kenneth K. Beard ’75 Robert R. Champion ’56 Clarence A. Dover, Jr. ’74 George E. Durfee, Jr. ’59 J. Douglas Frantz ’66% Robert S. Frantz ’42 Steven B. Glasser ’70% John P. Harlan ’50% Gerald E. Kelley ’74 Robert W. King, MD ’43 Jackson M. Kinnebrew ’63 Joe A. Kokojan ’06 David B. Lau ’89 Everett C. Lees ’99% Kenneth E. Lisle, Jr. ’73 Marcus J. Massad ’77 Donald P. Maxwell, MD ’77 Brooks G. Mitchell ’83 Robert N. Naifeh, Jr. ’79 Henry D. Nguyen ’07

Oklahoma State Beta Dragon Club Joe L. Greenhaw ’83%1839 Club Donald M. Frank ’43% Henry C. LeForce ’63 Stephen D. Walker ’83%Mystic Circle Club William H. Bake ’51 Richard G. Cahill ’63 Joshua P. Fairchild ’05 Edward D. Holstein ’54 Russell H. Katigan ’05 William R. Loney ’52 Roger L. McMillian ’69 Steven J. Nesmith ’87 George B. Reed ’82% Malcolm E. Rosser, IV ’77 Larry D. Shirley ’70 William H. Sullivan ’63 William L. Thompson ’59 David G. Zum Mallen ’86 Others Frederick F. Drummond ’53 Thomas A. Hendrickson ’64 Edwin C. Lindly ’42 Louis M. Linxwiler, Jr. ’53%

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John A. McKnight, Jr. ’54 Murray L. Rickman ’43 Jimmy L. Skelton ’58 Jimmy L. Tarter ’64 Stephen J. Thurman ’62

OregonLaurel Wreath Club Glen A. Holden ’51OJohn Reily Knox Club Arthur C. Carmichael, Jr. ’62YBeta Dragon Club Morris A. Arntson ’59Y Jay Bowerman ’65 1839 Club Albert R. Bullier, Jr. ’51% John H. Herman ’60%Mystic Circle Club Terry L. Cook ’69 William R. Crist ’68% Berkeley S. Holman ’60 John S. McGowan ’40% Martin A. Packouz ’69% Craig E. Weston ’76Others Jules F. Bittner ’45 Keith W. Harry ’51 Jerry L. Lewis ’63 Brian D. Poggi ’78 Robert H. Sawyer ’51 Roger L. Turk ’60% Edwin R. Watson ’69

Oregon State Beta Dragon Club P. Leon Giles ’64%1839 Club Jeffrey M. Brant ’82% Richard A. Frederick ’58%Mystic Circle Club Bruce W. Levering ’76 Donald W. Royse ’65% Gil D. Tolan ’64 Others Steven E. Anderson ’79 Arlen L. Borgen ’56 Joseph H. Cosby ’49 Thomas R. Cox ’55% James J. Dixon ’96 C. Edmund Johnson ’41% Milton E. Schultz ’55 Clarence R. White, Jr. ’53 John M. Whitelaw, Jr. ’61%

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

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Penn State Beta Grip Club Donald G. Abbey ’70%Beta Dragon Club Charles E. Fegley, III ’57%1839 Club William D. McCann ’57% William L. Warrick ’49%Mystic Circle Club Albert J. Benning ’55 Donald M. Cook, Jr. ’52 Marco F. Dellaria ’83% Scott H. Maierhofer ’83% Irvin L. White ’54% David J. Woodend ’82 Others John M. Allen ’55 Stuart C. Bischoff ’62 Alphonse J. Coune ’56% Layne E. Giering ’63 Geoffrey B. Greenawalt ’83% John R. Hanson ’53 John F. Mallory, III ’58 Kenneth C. Pearson ’72 Kevin T. Sharpe ’89 Steven A. Wicks ’72 Thomas A. Woods ’66

PennsylvaniaPink & Blue Club Jeffrey Lieberman ’96&Beta Dragon Club Brian P. Godfrey ’01%1839 Club Howard B. Altman ’84% Paul F. Miller, Jr. ’50%Mystic Circle Club Jason S. Aschenbrand ’96 Brian C. Bohr ’96 Edward C. Bou ’55% Michel T. Huber ’53 Vincent C. Lesch ’84 Daniel H. Soloway ’95 Francis G. Vitetta ’55% Paul H. Weigel ’88 Others Harry A. Alsentzer, III ’50% William M. Barstow, Jr ’41% Daniel A. Baugh ’53 Robert H. Dempsey ’53% Jeremie J. Dufault ’00 Joseph F. Gibison, Jr. ’60 Brian L. Hessel ’90 Edwin R. Igler ’50 Leo J. Powelstock ’51

Sevill Schofield, Jr. ’48 George F. Southworth ’50 William W. Watkins, Jr. ’53%

PrincetonMystic Circle Club Peiffer A. Brandt ’94

Puget Sound Beta Grip Club Donald L. Curtis, Jr. ’90Y1839 Club John S. Wettlaufer ’85Mystic Circle Club Sten T. Berg, Jr. ’69% John F. Chouinard ’69 Ryan W. Collier ’93 James C. Lentz ’78%Others Arley R. Conner, Jr. ’88 Chris L. Craney ’70 Gary M. Hagstrom ’68 Andrew K. Miller ’04 Michael J. Shannon ’75

PurdueWooglin Club Arthur D. Rush, Jr. ’39&John Reily Knox Club John R. DeVries ’63%Beta Grip Club Theodore P. Labus ’86%Beta Dragon Club Howard R. Meeker, Jr. ’48% Phillip L. Zellers ’64 1839 Club Joe C. Doan ’66% Raymond W. Gass ’59% Robert K. Hall, II ’72% R. Scott Hayes ’68% Chris D. Jeffries ’73% John R. Kendrick ’47% Robert C. McLean ’62% Richard H. Petersen ’56% William W. Slemmons ’60%Mystic Circle Club John R. Brown ’50% William M. Bumpas ’59% David E. Cox ’64% Robert W. Cunny ’46 Robert T. Earnest ’66 Thomas G. Gerding ’52% George F. Haase ’52 Howard W. Harman, Jr. ’51% John S. Hoyt, Jr. ’57 Floyd F. Koogler, Jr. ’51 John W. Longstreth ’51%

Thomas R. Lugar ’55% Grant H. Martin ’67 Douglas C. Meeker ’82% Robert G. Pitcher ’45 Theodore W. Schwenke ’55% Jackson H. Teetor ’48% Lawrence A. Williams ’51% David G. Young ’58% John E. Young ’56%Others Allen P. Anderson ’65 Thomas G. Brazina ’86 John A. Canterbury ’64 Richard A. Chavers ’59 Robert J. Doeppers ’50 Thomas P. Heed ’78 Jeffrey K. Joslin ’79 Philip S. Kerber ’54 John C. Kestler ’86 Wayne A. Lundy ’47% Michael S. McCoy ’73 Don R. Parker ’50 Richard G. Stevens ’65 William R. Yankula ’59

Rhode Island Beta Dragon Club Nathan G. Charpentier ’08Mystic Circle Club Jeffrey M. Flanagan ’93 Kevin W. O’Connor ’02 Bernard M. Toth, III ’09 Others Brian L. Boardman ’91% Dwight J. Weber ’93

RutgersJohn Reily Knox Club George D. Fosdick ’63& Kenneth J. Grispin ’70&Mystic Circle Club Robert E. Gaynor ’40 John W. Indyk ’83 Others Kevin M. Foy ’79 Mark A. Goodwin ’71 Richard R. Lawrence ’62 Thomas W. Maclin ’58 John C. Schumann ’72 Donald E. Stevens ’53 Charles L. Zukaukas, MD ’43

Saint Louis Beta Dragon Club Anthony R. Darr ’031839 Club Daniel S. Lambert ’00

Mystic Circle Club Matthew S. House ’04Others Brandon M. Middleton ’03

San Diego Beta Dragon Club Christopher S. Burke ’06Mystic Circle Club Andrew J. Mihalik ’06Others John B. Bowe ’05 Joshua M. Lasensky ’06

San Diego State 1839 Club Kevin J. Womack ’94%Mystic Circle Club Scott H. Dunklee ’87 Brendan C. Hayes ’89 Others Robert M. Aleshire ’89 Thomas P. Singer ’89

San Jose State 1839 Club Graeme P. Newton ’05

Sewanee1839 Club Douglass J. Adair ’98% W. Scott Welch ’61%Mystic Circle Club Eric M. Newman ’70% Robert C. Newman ’73 William B. Patterson, Jr. ’52%Others Thomas T. Balsley ’67 Albert S. Polk, III ’67

South Carolina Mystic Circle Club Russell Q. Brewton ’01

South Dakota John Reily Knox Club Jerry R. Morrissey ’57% John C. Thietje ’61&1839 Club Michael W. Loehrer ’68Mystic Circle Club John V. Conway, Jr. ’56& Charles W. Deter ’55% John J. Hall ’59 Orlan H. Larson ’72 Buron O. Lindbloom, MD ’53 Jeffrey S. Small ’86% James R. Smeed ’52%

Others Seth J. Artz ’05 Todd X. Bloch ’89% David W. Eiesland ’57 James A. Hansen ’62 Richard M. Hyde ’55 Desmond H. Kittelson ’54 Scott D. McGregor ’74 Gene P. Mogen ’68 Kermit P. Olsen ’62 William M. Perrenoud ’50% John W. Thomson ’50 Paul B. Van Buren ’60

South Florida John Reily Knox Club David E. Schmidt ’92YMystic Circle Club Joseph E. Fisher ’95% Leonard M. Levi ’94 Matthew N. Mitchell ’98%Others Richard W. Dudley ’02 Matthew A. Emrich ’96 Shane M. Fletcher ’96 Richard T. Heruska ’99 Brad J. Speed ’02 Nathan E. Weatherholt ’06

Southern California Beta Dragon Club Richard N. Peckham ’65% Stanley R. Smith ’69%1839 Club Thomas H. Claypool ’72% Charles L. Conlan, II ’78 Gary E. Kirkpatrick ’75% Daniel D. Lane ’56%Mystic Circle Club Steven C. Ayala ’87 Robert W. Clemo ’69 Michael J. Furtney ’60% Louis D. Gabelic ’51% Walter T. Gorrell ’58% John W. Hunter, Jr ’76% Roland Maxharaj ’08 John A. McDonald ’61 Thomas M. Meade ’60 David C. Myers ’67 John P. Plaga ’90 Louis A. Sclafani ’77 Jay R. Stroh ’51 James M. Sutton, Jr. ’54 Perry J. Tarnofsky ’82%

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Others James B. Crowell ’55 Charles F. Forbes, Jr. ’51% Evan J. Hunter ’84 J. Richard Moore ’47 Stephen A. Tyler ’61

Southern Illinois Beta Dragon Club Ryan E. King ’01%1839 Club Jason R. Corso ’03 Corey B. White ’04%Others Gregory L. Beckman ’07

Southern MethodistPink & Blue Club Jeffrey P. Greiner ’80tJohn Reily Knox Club Stephen L. Tatum ’76%Beta Dragon Club Mike Casson ’67 George F. Moss ’58& Tim Strange ’76% Leland B. White ’72 1839 Club William G. Anderson, Jr. ’73 Arthur O. Evans, III ’64% John A. Graml ’62% John R. Miller, Jr. ’75 Rudolph H. Zacharias, Jr. ’60 Mystic Circle Club Michael K. Arends ’75 Woodrow W. Berry ’75% Louis J. Boudreaux, Jr. ’55 Gregory S. Christoph ’73% M. Craig Deisenroth ’75 J. Keith Evans ’67 William H. Grumbles, Jr. ’71 Randall T. Harman ’73 Frederick D. Haulenbeek, Jr. ’75 Charles E. Lancaster ’60 Charles E. Paul ’72 Don S. Pearce ’65% Charles B. Porter ’74% Edward L. Rotenberg ’83% Craig R. Shackleton ’75 Thomas J. Thompson ’80 J. Douglas Toole ’64%

Others Dale Eugene Coco ’68 E. Carl Dittrich ’67% Gary E. Jansson ’70 Robert L. Moorman ’73 Walter N. Vernon, III ’57 Logan R. Wilson ’03 Chad R. Woods ’90

St. Lawrence Beta Dragon Club Charles A. Luyster ’62% Kevin C. McGrath ’77%1839 Club M. Tom Manion ’06 Allen P. Splete ’60YMystic Circle Club Mark A. Attarian ’80 Richard H. Bierly ’56% Roger E. Kaiser, Jr. ’75% Richard R. Keller ’60% Archie F. MacAllaster ’50% Joseph A. Minniti ’54% Lawrence P. Montgomery, III ’78 C. Daniel Shulman ’62% Peter E. Van de Water ’58% Richard Young ’40%Others John S. Gillis ’58 John H. Gornell ’62% Albert B. Morgan ’48 Michael G. Peters, Jr. ’76 Gene J. Reale ’42 Thomas H. Romoda ’65% Robert L. Story ’56 Richard L. Weaver ’62

StanfordBeta Grip Club Jack S. Parker ’39%Mystic Circle Club Peter A. Gregg ’72% Robert F. Obear ’61 Harvey C. Small ’48 Frederic E. Supple, Jr. ’46%Others Richard L. Bowers ’60 Jack A. Campbell ’57 Mark F. Cummings ’75 Jose M. Trujillo ’88

StevensBeta Dragon Club Frank Ianna ’71%Mystic Circle Club Ronald M. Kravetz ’70% John A. Lacz ’53% Henry F. Snyder, Jr. ’50%Others George F. Bonnici ’59 Walter R. Danielson, Jr. ’51% Robert E. Decker ’59 Steven E. Huettner ’80% Joseph S. Kucowski ’67 Michael Matlosz ’74 Melvin E. Murphy, III ’68 Louis M. Sandler ’70% Ronald E. West ’71%

SyracuseBeta Grip Club Robert F. Hanley, Jr. ’83&Beta Dragon Club Philip E. Schefter ’85%1839 Club Roger M. Baker, Jr. ’56%Mystic Circle Club Marc A. Benshetler ’82% Peter J. Conlon, Jr. ’73% Henry L. Cook, Jr. ’62 Robert P. Geleta ’71 George C. Heidel, Jr. ’56% Jack W. Milton ’51% Arthur L. Scinta ’83 Others Ronald C. Goewey ’56 David L. Jureller ’80 Robert J.M. Long ’94 Thomas R. Moriarty ’73% J. Daniel Wojcik ’60

TennesseeBeta Grip Club Richard C. Kaniss ’76Y1839 Club Steven H. Bush ’84% Michael L. Taber ’74%Mystic Circle Club Ramsey R. Blanks ’70% Stanley F. Bloyer ’67%Others William W. Pflager ’71 Isaac W. Wright, Jr. ’70

Tennessee Tech Mystic Circle Club Dallas R. Smith, IV ’90

TexasJohn Reily Knox Club Mac N. Churchill ’72&1839 Club John F. LeFlore ’65% James W. McCartney ’50% Thomas S. Miller ’46%Mystic Circle Club Arthur C. Ballard ’64% John M. Barnard, Jr. ’49% James D. Dannenbaum ’62 B. Don Dean ’56 Forrest Gober ’42 Randy M. Greene ’79 J. B. Griffith ’41 Patrick H. McKinney ’60 William B. Nelson ’90 Wynne F. Perryman ’53 David D. Roberts ’82 Thomas N. Sellers ’80% William L. Stewart, Jr. ’50% Bruce D. Wolf ’80 Others David B. Cook ’69 Gary Y. Dickinson ’62 Harry D. Gibbons ’46 Jack Hensley ’57 Robert B. Lee ’52 Jeffrey T. Miers ’94 Steven J. Senevey, MD ’62

Texas A&M, Corpus Christi Mystic Circle Club Joshua L. Machicek ’06 Alexander D. Snowden ’06

Texas at Arlington Grecian Shield Club David W. Minter ’75%1839 Club Gary H. Burgess, MD ’74 Robert B. Maier ’87 Larry G. Minter ’71 Mystic Circle Club William S. Baughman ’85 C. Wayne Huddleston ’98 Others Trent J. Barber ’99 Steven W. Brown ’83 Ryan J. Hoopes ’07 Francis E. Perera ’08

Texas Tech Beta Grip Club R. Dean Stalcup ’71&

Mystic Circle Club Matthew R. Foster ’98 Landon W. McBride ’97 Clayton A. Welch ’05 Others Todd E. Knowles ’85 John R. Strawn ’07 Charles F. Tims ’75

Toledo1839 Club Michael A. Kistner ’90%Others Daniel R. McNaughton ’07

TorontoMystic Circle Club David M. Rising ’91

Truman State Beta Dragon Club Jason P. Waggoner ’04%1839 Club Matthew R. Walczewski ’03Mystic Circle Club Matthew Brawner ’07 Brad J. Engel ’99 Michael J. Heckman ’99 Samuel P. Murphey ’06 Marc T. Tower ’05Others Iain J. McKee ’07 Stuart W. Presley ’03 D. Terry Weber ’01 Eric C. Yurkovich ’05

TulaneJohn Reily Knox Club Nicholas K. Powell ’74&Beta Dragon Club Richard C. Wiggers ’761839 Club Martin A. Macdiarmid, Jr. ’65Y Terry E. Schnuck ’75%Mystic Circle Club Thomas W. Bucker, DDS ’78% Walter Carroll, Jr. ’45% William G. Gaudet ’56 Floyd W. Lewis ’45 Archibald M. Suthon, Jr. ’52 Paul R. Winder ’53 Others Gary Albertine ’47 Henry O. Colomb, Jr. ’53 Charles S. Reily ’47 Rudolph Viener, III ’56

UnionMystic Circle Club Scott G. Comstock ’82 David A. Johnson ’63% Charles E. Pankenier ’65%Others James H. Benfield ’75 F.L. Comstock ’52% Richard S. Kosnick ’59 Edward A. Lonergan ’59 Ronald L. Rubin ’76

UtahPink & Blue Club George L. Strike ’51&1839 Club Douglas J. Holmes ’54% David B. Scott ’51YMystic Circle Club James K. Bischoff ’76% Jeffery J. Bratt ’79 Elmer B. Dudman, Jr. ’54% Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. ’50Y John H. Firmage, Jr. ’55% J. Bradley Gunnell ’88% R. Gardner Jolley ’66% W. Brent Maxfield ’65% J. Randy Okland ’70 Robert D. Olson ’60% Robert E. Stagg ’67% Richard A. Sweet ’49% William S. Ward ’49 Others Kenneth B. Castleton, Jr. ’61 Paul F. Dremann ’60 Sidney W. Lowery ’43 Richard L. Mason ’03 Anthony W. Middleton, Jr. ’61% Bruce I. Miya ’71 Nicholas G. Morgan, III ’61 Robert D. Myrick ’63 James G. Okland ’76 Arthur J. Swindle ’65 John A. Tarro ’59 James H. Waters, III ’59 John N. West ’42% Dee R. Woolley ’50

Utah State Mystic Circle Club Ara Serjoie ’98

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

The Kai-Tech Club**Annual recognition is automatic by making a gift online at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

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VanderbiltBeta Dragon Club Scot W. Johnson ’93Y Jeffrey M. Ottum ’76%1839 Club William L. Davis, Jr ’53% B.B. Doubleday ’46% Jeffrey G. Garber, MD ’73% Robert H. Littlefield ’73%Mystic Circle Club M. Scott Barksdale ’74 W. Stuart Barr ’38% Ronald E. Cordell ’71% Kenneth G. Diehl, Jr. ’75 William D. Donald, III ’93 Giddings M. Emery ’82 Bruce J. Fredericks ’89 Clifton H. Garrott ’60% Rodney E. Jones ’76 G. Scott Smith ’92% Larry H. Spalding ’64% David L. Towles ’78% George O. Trabue, Jr. ’55 Hurley C. Turner, Jr. ’62 George E. Wilson, III ’70%Others John N. Burnett ’50 Daniel P. Connally ’97 Wallace Evans ’74 Robert H. Gillespy ’75% Richard W. Korsmeyer ’77 Henry H. Riffe ’58 Thomas A. Thompson ’59

VillanovaBeta Grip Club Stephen C. Smith ’99&Beta Dragon Club Michael R. Okenquist ’94%Mystic Circle Club Steven R. Ferri ’94 Quoc V. Ngo ’02Others Brian M. Baglieri ’00 Douglas C. Looney ’94 Scott R. Strasser ’95

VirginiaBeta Dragon Club Guy A. Fritts ’64%1839 Club Grant C. Barmby ’83% Frank A. Dusch, Jr. ’49%Mystic Circle Club Timothy L. Akers ’82

Robert N. Davids ’60 William W. Green ’90%Others Douglas A. Bierly ’87 R. Anthony Salgado ’84 Douglas A. Smith ’86 Garrett M. Smith ’84 William D. Spencer ’87 Raymond F. Wingo, III ’67

Virginia Tech The ___kai___ Club S. Wayne Kay ’73& Daniel L. Westra ’76ZBeta Grip Club Steven M. Brylski ’06%Beta Dragon Club David M. Campbell ’07% Charles E. Comer ’75%1839 Club Richard J. Kidwell ’85%Mystic Circle Club Kyle F. Allison ’93% Paul H. Chapman ’84 Vincent J. Conicelli ’07 James S. Hudson ’78% Jeffrey B. Kellam ’85 Brian C. O’Neil ’94 Stephen F. Paine ’74% Puraj P. Patel ’05

WabashJohn Reily Knox Club Robert T. Grand ’78& Thomas A. Hays ’55Y Thomas D. Milligan ’57% James C. Snyder ’82&Beta Grip Club Carroll R. Black ’66YBeta Dragon Club Robert W. Brandt ’77Y James L. Engledow ’78% Charles W. Goering ’51Y Tracy Hill ’66% Robert L. Hobson ’57% Charles C. Kraft ’68% John R. Roberts ’83%1839 Club John R. Birdzell ’61% James A. Carroll ’65% John R. Collins ’76% Samuel H. Hildebrand, II ’61% Joshua D. Owens ’07 Richard J Stephenson ’63& William F. Thompson ’62% Andrew V. Wilkinson ’83%

Mystic Circle Club John B. Bachman ’61% Frederick W. Bigler ’ A. Allen Brinklow ’51 Dudley A. Burgess ’64% Richard U. Byerrum ’42% Thomas R. Cassady ’50% James T. Cottingham ’57 Clark L. Dickerson ’67 Jack L. Engledow ’53% George S. Haerle ’50% Jeffrey T. Harkness ’78 Michael D. Huber ’82 Gordon L. Huncilman ’78% James W. John ’86 Lee B. Jones ’60% Thomas A. Klingaman ’52% Raymond E. LaDriere, II ’78 Robert R. Ragan ’49% Kurt A. Rupenthal ’81 David J. Smith ’77 Ronald W. Vogel ’81 Clifford B. Williams ’74% John L. Wyatt ’58%Others Rolf R. Amsler ’63 Thomas A. Babel ’77 Gregory E. Birk ’77 Robert C. Brandt ’08 Christopher E. Caldwell ’92 James M. Givens, Jr. ’50 Ryan M. Grand ’08 Gary R. Hansen, MD ’71 Mark W. Ladd ’78 Walter K. Lippard, III ’61%

W. Mark Miller-McLemore ’75 Robert B. Scircle ’50 Roger B. Smith ’36% John W. Thomas, MD ’60 Gordon W. Wiles ’52 Mark L. Winter ’75

WashingtonPink & Blue Club Peter J. Brix ’58Y Bruce A. Nordstrom ’55&Beta Dragon Club T. Robert Faragher ’34Y Wendell P. Hurlbut, III ’53Y John B. Laughlin ’64Y Brandt M. Norquist ’61Y1839 Club John A. Clees ’70% Duane J. Covey ’76% Barden Erickson ’52% David N. Haynes ’65% Petros P. Koumantaros ’01 Glenn A. Paulson ’66% Kjell H. Qvale ’42% Blake L. Riva ’83% Douglas B. Smith ’75% Charles S. Wilson ’34%Mystic Circle Club Donald L. Anderson ’53% Donald R. Andrews, Jr. ’73% Gregg W. Blodgett ’75 Gerald W. Buck ’57 Elliott W. Burdett ’44 Sherman W. Bushnell, III ’68% James D. Clack ’85 Michael J. Delay ’85%

Top Ten Chapters by Number of Donors 1. Miami .......................................... 124 2. Oklahoma ..................................... 77 3. Georgia Tech ................................ 71 4. Kansas State ................................ 71 5. Missouri ........................................ 65 6. Nebraska ...................................... 60 7. Cincinnati ..................................... 58 8. DePauw ........................................ 48 9. Wabash ........................................ 45 10. Washington .................................. 44

Giving to the Beta Leadership FundTop 10 Chapters in Dollars 1. Miami ................................... $78,072 2. Iowa State ........................... $23,506 3. Virginia Tech ........................ $23,292 4. Cincinnati ............................ $21,738 5. MIT ...................................... $20,717 6. Oklahoma ............................ $20,482 7. Kansas State ....................... $20,326 8. Missouri ............................... $18,493 9. Georgia Tech ....................... $17,696 10. Washington ......................... $15,910

George T. Fraley ’55 C. William Frankland ’47% Steven B. Goldfarb ’85 Reilly J. Hall ’77% Thomas F. Herche ’70 Peter J. Hill ’66 George D. Holland ’77% Ross D. Jacobson ’72 Thomas M. Jacobson ’50% Raymond J. Lee ’52 Duane R. Locknane ’63 Walter C. Meredith, Jr. ’38% Richard W. Miller ’67% Robert G. Norman ’62% Brian J. Orrico ’84 Kyle M. Schlicker ’88 Donald H. Simpson ’57 John P. Tate, Jr. ’50 Others Robert S. Cahill ’72 Dean A. Chilton ’01 Bertil F. Johnson ’63 Roger G. Knight ’61 Quentin R. Koenig ’44 Robert M. Lee ’48% David G. Mullins ’60 Richard E. Phenneger ’58 % Walter J. Robinson, III ’63 Scott C. Stevens ’73

Washington and Jefferson Beta Grip Club Richard G. Fosburg, MD ’52Y1839 Club James H. Coleman, III ’46%

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“Failure is nature’s plan to prepare you for great responsibilities.”

~ Napolean Hill

"I teach therefore I am."- Anonymous

Ralph G. Fennell, MD ’60% R. Royal King ’60Y Brian D. Knapp ’69% George W. Knight, DDS ’61% Raymond S. Tomassene ’51%Mystic Circle Club J. Walter Dauber ’53% William G. Halbert ’62 Clarke T. Hamilton ’51 E. Paul Hoop ’49% Paul W. Huckans, Jr. ’66 Christopher S. Musuneggi ’98 George J. Pasquarello, III ’88% Charles B. Stunkard ’56% Clyd P. Yates ’66 Others James E. Buck, Jr. ’51 Charles L. Foss, Jr. ’64 Dennis D. Lee, DMD ’62 Hugh M. Miller ’38 Thomas F. Musso ’76 George W. Roark ’46 Evan D. Rosenfeld ’93

Washington and Lee Beta Dragon Club Chadbourne B. Smith ’47%Mystic Circle Club Donald M. Bertram ’49Others John J. Kelly, MD ’46% R.L. Kuersteiner ’61 David G. Noble ’58% Edward J. O’Brien, IV ’83 David R. Schiminger ’93 William L. Shannon ’41%

Washington in St. Louis Beta Grip Club Jesse R. Bodine ’49& Robert L. Harmon ’49YBeta Dragon Club Ferdinand Del Pizzo, Jr. ’58& Richard T. Roberts ’51Y1839 Club Glenn D. House, Jr ’11 Aaron T. Kozuki ’05 Howard A. Kuehner ’40% Howard M. Nelson, Jr. ’56% Donald H. Schmuck ’56 Mystic Circle Club Terry R. Altman ’73 Newell A. Baker ’50% Curtis A. Beck ’75% James N. Bierman ’67%

Donald H. Breckenridge ’51% John E. Cole ’79 Robert W. Frick ’60% Joe H. Hope, Jr. ’53% Michael W. Kingsley ’60 William F. Lynch, Jr. ’62% Frederick D. Meloan ’60% Leo I. Miller ’42% Donald M. O’Neill ’43% Raymond A. Ritter, Jr. ’59 Geoffrey R. Salvatore ’07 William R. Taylor, Sr. ’66 Edwin L. Winkelmeyer ’48& Alwyn E. Wolfarth ’59 Robert R. Young ’62 Others Edwin D. Bouchard ’53 Allan E. Brennecke ’49 Christopher L. Gianoulakis ’66 Charles A. Hamilton ’52 Stephen F. Molini ’82 Brent M. Parker, MD ’48 William F. Schierholz, Jr. ’43& Robert F. Schirmer ’57% Robert G. Winkler ’55

Washington State Beta Dragon Club Gary E. Marks ’73% Guy D. Perham ’50% Lyle F. Schultz ’52%1839 Club James K. Johnson ’50% Michael G. Mansfield ’61 Mystic Circle Club Roger L. Aldrich ’70 Richard J. Biggs ’89 William D. Biggs ’85 Jeffrey L. Broom ’69% Jeffrey R. Carlson ’95 Cameron J. Dime ’84 William W. Dobler ’57% Clement G. Eischen ’51 James B. Finley ’86 LaRue Highsmith ’72 Paul T. Holmes ’57% Rik D. Kuhn ’64% Mark S. Martel ’82 Scott R. McArthur ’91 James M. Pappas ’85 Wayne A. Peterson ’72 Scott M. Rudy ’80 Donald W. Schacht ’69% Warren L. Schroeder ’61 F. Daniel Young ’83%

Others Guy D. Fisher ’58% Donald M. Horner ’54 Eddie C. Kennedy ’64 Allan B. McMillan ’57 Philip R. Millard, MD ’59 Thoms R. Monroe ’82 Robert O. Page ’86% Douglas B. Reed ’68% Frank W. Rider ’60% Karl R. Schlademan, MD ’37% Richard C. Schreck ’68 Donald R. Semrau ’58 William F. Wardinsky ’52 Robert L. Wendt ’59% Ernest A. Whatley ’60 Dwight F. Wilson ’62

Weber State Mystic Circle Club Craig H. Farr ’72% Christopher J. Flint ’86 Brian W. Motes ’89 Others Roy W. Van Orman ’64 Maury D. Wheatley ’87

WesleyanBeta Dragon Club Richard E. Cavanagh ’68Y John E. Clark, Jr. ’55%1839 Club John K. Easton, Jr. ’58& David W. Knapp ’49%Mystic Circle Club Harold C. Buckingham, Jr. ’52YOthers Herbert E. Horn ’49 Clyde D. McKee, Jr. ’52% Phillip R. Shaver ’66 James F. Sherburne ’50

West Virginia John Reily Knox Club Charles K. Kane ’52%Beta Dragon Club Jackson B. Browning ’42% Robert L. Hamilton ’49% Joel F. Rhein ’57%1839 Club Robert R. Keen ’56% Paul F. Storck ’42%Mystic Circle Club Daniel Davisson ’70 David S. Denning ’73 William P. George, Jr. ’94 Robert E. Haden ’60%

Justin L. Adams, East Carolina ’11 • Epsilon Alpha Chapter, Current Ritual Chairman • 2008 Graduate of The Wooden Institute for Men of Principle • 2009 Graduate of The Keystone Regional Leadership Conference

“Donating to the Beta Leadership Fund is one way I help build the bridge.”

Charles S. James ’76% Robert C. LaLance, Jr. ’62% Robert T. Lessig ’82% Gerald T. McInerney ’54% William C. Morgan, Jr. ’46% Stephen R. Parkinson ’64% Edward L. Perry ’69% Harry V. Spangler ’47 Terrance D. Wharton ’58%Others Neil A. Kaplan ’69 Felix G. Meale ’86 Arch A. Moore, Jr. ’51 Jared W. Nichols ’03 James J. Palmer ’92 Harry M. Spears ’53% Charles W. White ’61

Western Ontario Beta Grip Club Douglas M. Reid ’58&Mystic Circle Club Alexander R. Faust ’82 Michael D. Gates ’85 Others Vincent A. Scarfone ’80

Western Reserve Beta Grip Club John D. Moskal ’58Y John R. Telich, Sr. ’49YBeta Dragon Club Walter E. Kalberer ’55Y Neal P. Lavelle ’57Y1839 Club William A. Koenig ’66 Thomas A. Lipton ’63Z Stephen J. Szabo, MD ’62%Mystic Circle Club Alfred M. Cheselka ’52% Wayne L. Clevenger ’65% Charles H. Curtiss, DO ’56% Charles M. Klein, MD ’54% Donald D. MacKay, DDS ’61% Kenneth R. McPeek ’56 Russell A. Metzger ’58 Victor J. Robison ’42% Earl W. Schreiner ’47% William C. Steinmetz ’71 Others James L. Bodish ’57% Julius O. Bugner ’48 Dennis P. Fisco ’77% Alan D. Harke ’53 Thomas G. Herrick ’48 Gerald A. Miller ’61

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Annual Giving Clubs (June 1, 2008 - May 31, 2009)

Laurel Wreath Club .................$50,000+

Wooglin Club ..........................$25,000

The ___kai___ Club ...............$10,000

Pink & Blue Club.....................$5,000

Grecian Shield Club................$2,500

John Reily Knox Club .............$1,500

Beta Grip Club ........................$1,000

Beta Dragon Club ...................$500

1839 Club ...............................$250

Mystic Circle Club ...................$100

Lifetime Giving Societies(G) Old Main Society ............$1 Million+

(%) Campanile Society .........$500,000

(O) Chautauqua Society .....$250,000

(t) Diamond Society ............$100,000

(Z) Rose Society ..................$50,000

(&) Founders’ Society ..........$25,000

(&) President’s Society ........$10,000

(Y) Loving Cup Society ........$5,000

(%) Beta Society ...................$1,000

The Kai-Tech Club**Annual recognition is automatic by making a gift online at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

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The Beta Leadership Fund Theodore J. Rowland ’48 Kevin S. Turner ’70 William H. Watkins, USAF ’48

WestminsterGrecian Shield Club Edward E. Williams ’82ZJohn Reily Knox Club William G. Buckner ’56&Beta Grip Club Louis K. Beasley, Jr. ’65%Beta Dragon Club Theodore J. Planje, Jr. ’68Y Alverden M. Riker ’59% Keith P. Williams ’50& Mark C. Wilson ’81%1839 Club Steve Adamson ’55%Mystic Circle Club Russell D. Bennett ’67 Peter W. Brown ’66% Laurence K. Condie ’65% William L. Craig, II ’66% William H. Danforth, II ’48% Charles R. Edgerton ’53% Douglas E. Hazel ’81% Robert B. McCloy, Jr. ’63 Jeffrey S. Sanders, M. D. ’79% Cecil T. Sharp ’60% G. Robert Sido ’42% Rick R. Stewart ’75 J. Leonard Walther ’44% Harold R. Walton ’70 James H. Williams ’86% John C. Windle, DDS ’47% David W. Woosley ’81 Others David R. Burg ’82 Bradley W. Kiesling ’01 C. William Lange ’68 D. Carson Steinheimer ’57 Jeffrey L. Winter ’82

WhitmanJohn Reily Knox Club Gordon W. Gilbert, Jr. ’51%Beta Grip Club Lawrence B. Stone ’77%Beta Dragon Club Sydney P. Tate ’57%1839 Club George W. Corley ’55% Gregory G. Fergin ’75% Clement B. Penrose, Jr. ’50%

Mystic Circle Club Howard E. Harris ’65% David D. Kennedy ’61% David J. Morris ’67% D. Peter Newland ’67 Michael J. Seidelhuber ’61 David A. Storm ’50% Bruce A. Woods ’79%Others Robert J. Benke ’92 Frank W. Hagerty ’50% William G. Hartwell, III ’61 John R. Hawes, Jr. ’78 Stephen M. McDuffie ’87 S. Josef Selak ’55

Wichita State Beta Grip Club Donald H. Pratt ’60% Robert M. Smith ’67%Beta Dragon Club John R. Morse ’72%1839 Club Steven B. Keith ’79% James W. Mader, Jr. ’42% James L. Mann ’56% Joseph L. Rochford ’93% Tim J. Watt ’80%Mystic Circle Club Kent Cooper ’76 Mark W. Gardner ’67% Pierre F. Harter ’98 M. Lane Kerns ’63 Robert E. Lee ’56 Rex R. Molder ’64% Karl P. Monger ’83 Rudy V. Nydegger ’65 Scott A. Oatsdean ’76% Gerald D. Riedl ’63% Joseph B. Sieverling ’83% J. Kenneth Zagnoni ’60 Others Gary M. Austerman ’70 Clyde E. Bevis ’51 Denny D. Jones ’55 Charles R. Long ’68 Egan P. Maynard ’62 David E. Stevens ’67 Dale E. Wiggins ’61%

WillamettePink & Blue Club Douglas G. Houser ’57YJohn Reily Knox Club Stuart H. Compton ’48%

Beta Dragon Club Robert C. Braden, Jr. ’01 R. Ethan Braden ’02% Alan C. Goudy ’51& Dale R. Gustafson ’56 Charles R. Peter ’56%1839 Club Mark A. Beasley ’71% Ted A. Cook, MD ’60 Timothy S. Kenyon ’02 Mark W. Teppola ’60% Russell W. Tripp ’50%Mystic Circle Club Winser P. Acton ’47Y David W. Ashby ’68% Thomas A. Bartlett ’51 Richard A. Bjur ’62 James L. Cain ’58 E. Herbert Carlson ’51% Dale C. DeHarpport ’57% John Edmundson ’57% Mark O. Hatfield ’43 Craig A. Kennedy ’91 Keith D. Lawrence ’53% Ralph V. Litchfield ’60 William E. Opray ’68 Dennis A. Smith ’60% Jon A. Steiner ’63% John L. Thomas ’68 Others Jeffrey S. Adams ’89 James N. Gilliland ’56 Robert D. Heck ’07 Richard F. Lord ’63 Richard M. Page ’49 John A. Rehfuss ’56 Peter H. Smith ’64 Peter N. West ’02

William & Mary Beta Grip Club MacGregor H. Hill, II ’04&Beta Dragon Club Robert D. Van Hooser ’04%Mystic Circle Club Kirk A. Anderson ’04Others Sean M. Thompson ’02

WilliamsJohn Reily Knox Club Jeremy S. Davis ’56&Mystic Circle Club Kreag Donovan ’54% Robert L. Guyett ’58%

John B. Hewett ’53 Harris S. Lindsay ’55% John M. Pratt ’55 William S. Rose ’64 John F. Shepard ’48%Others Howard S. Dodd, Jr. ’45 Emmet B. Herndon ’45 J. Brooks Hoffman ’40% Gilbert L. Klemann, MD ’34 John P. Lovell, III ’50 Peter A. Nielsen ’50 Jay O. Sikes ’48

WisconsinBeta Grip Club James R. Curtis ’86%Beta Dragon Club William V. Dietrich ’62Y Steven C. Gunderson ’73%1839 Club W. Perry Atterholt ’83 F. Willis Caruso ’87% Gregory B. Howey ’64% David T. Lowell ’54% Richard G. Oakford ’56% Jeffrey C. White ’92 Mystic Circle Club Douglas M. Bosley ’84 Dennis D. Christensen ’69 Walter R. Ebling ’54% Michael R. Haas ’74% Bruce D. Huibregtse ’76% Oliver K. Irgens ’50% Thomas W. Jones ’70% Alan C. Kaniss ’72% Robert F. Klockow ’84% David A. Lenz ’71% Gerald W. McElroy ’46 Boyd J. Miller ’87 James C. Reynolds, MD ’62 Others Edward G. Albright ’71 Anthony C. Canepa, Jr. ’77% Thomas L. Detienne ’52% Phillip H. Frensz ’55% Michael J. Imse ’77 Bart J. Kocha ’80 Sean D. Larson ’91 John J. McEvoy ’59 George E. Moore, Jr. ’49% Donald R. Ockerlander ’55 Roger W. Priem ’55 Robert I. Rishel ’77%

Stanley D. Slagg ’53 Paul E. Tausche ’48 Odin A. Thorpe ’71

Wisconsin-Oshkosh John Reily Knox Club Andrew R. Thomas ’97YBeta Dragon Club James W. Patzer ’96%Mystic Circle Club Ryan A. Bares ’08 Mark D. Dujardin ’00 Nathan M. Gribowski ’08 Justin J. Klug ’97 Christopher J. Susa ’08 Benjamin D. Thornsberry ’08

Wittenberg John Reily Knox Club Steven M. Thompson ’71YMystic Circle Club William W. Barkley, III ’69% William W. Cottle ’50% J. Robert McClaran ’43% Lawrence L. Newton ’70% Herbert D. Schaefer, Jr. ’40% Scott G. Strawn ’76%Others Stephen F. Achilles ’72 Lloyd W. Campbell ’50 Robert F. Hamilton ’48 Joseph M. Krywany ’79 Douglas C. Miner ’67% Ronald C. Pfeiffer ’70 Kenneth C. Robinson ’75 H. Philip Stahl ’79 John P. Stefanik ’70% Trell H. Yocum ’70

YaleBeta Grip Club William H. Greer, Jr. ’51&Mystic Circle Club James H. Cloud ’52% John B. Davis ’45 Dodd Fischer ’65 Hugh C. Friedmann ’55% James E. Hullverson ’49 Charles A. Lynch ’50 P. Michael Mitchell ’59% James F. Ward ’52%Others Richard G. Engelsmann ’61 Alexander C. Fergusson ’45% Howard H. Jones ’55%

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Matching Gift ProgramWant to double or even triple your gift to the Beta Foundation? In recent years, many employers (companies/corporations/foundations) have established plans that provide incentives for their employees to make gifts to certified fraternity and sorority foundations. Typically, these are referred to as Matching Gift Programs, and more than 130 such programs have been identified.

If you are employed by an organization listed here, inquire how you can take advantage of its Matching Gift Program, thereby boosting your personal donation substantially, If you don’t see your company listed on this page. We recommend that you check with your employer to determine if a matching program exists. The Beta Theta Pi Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization and may be an eligible recipient.

This page contains a list of organizations that have participated in our Matching Gifts Program.

• In Fiscal 2009, gifts totaling $16,110 were received as matching gifts.

Aegon Transamerica FoundationAetna FoundationAllegheny TechnologiesAlliant TechsystemsAltria Employee Involvement ProgramsAmbac Financial Group Inc.American Home Products Corp.American International GroupAnthem HealthAon FoundationARCO FoundationArgonaut Group Inc.Augusta Service Company, Inc.BP America Inc.Bank of America FoundationBay NetworksBellSouth CorporationBerwind CorporationBestFoodsBridgestone/FirestoneBrown & Brown InsuranceCPC International Inc.Cape Savings BankCapital Group CompaniesChemical BankChubb & SonCincinnati Bell FoundationCitibank CorporationCiticorp Data Distribution Inc.Citicorp FoundationCoca Cola Enterprises Inc.Columbia HouseCompaq Matching GiftsComputer AssociatesCountrywide Home Loans, Inc.DMC West Inc.DST Systems Inc.Dana CorporationDeloitte & ToucheDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationElectronic Arts Matching Gifts ProgramEnron FoundationEquistar ChemicalsFM Global FoundationFidelity InvestmentsFluor FoundationFreddie Mac FoundationGE FoundationGallo FoundationGannett Foundation

Gateway 2000 FoundationGeneral Re Corp.Global ImpactGlobe FoundationGreater Twin Cities United WayHallmark Corporate FoundationHartness InternationalHawaiian Electric IndustriesHenry Hornblower Fund Inc.Hewitt Associates LLCHewlett-Packard CompanyHousehold InternationalIDS Financial Services Inc.ING Community & Volunteer ProgramsIllinois Tool Works FoundationJP Morgan Chase FoundationJohn Hancock Financial ServicesJohn Hancock InsuranceJohnson ControlsKey FoundationKimberly-Clark Foundation Inc.Kraft FoodsLilly Endowment Inc.Los Angeles Times Matching Gift CenterThe Lubrizol FoundationLumina Foundation for EducationLyondell Chemical CompanyMacArthur FoundationMass Mutual Financial GroupMasterCard InternationalMay Department Stores CompanyMeredith Corporation FoundationMicrosoft Matching GiftsMiller Brewing CompanyMinerals Technologies Inc.Mobil Foundation Inc.Moen Inc.Mony FoundationMoody’s FoundationMutual of AmericaNew York Life InsuranceNike Nissan North AmericaNorthrop Grumman Newport NewsNorthwestern Mutual FoundationOneok FoundationOwens Corning FoundationPQ CorporationPepsico FoundationPfizer Foundation

Philip Morris USAPlayboy FoundationProgressive Casualty Insurance CompanyProgressive Insurance FoundationPurina MillsQuad GraphicsR.T.Dooley Construction CompanyReader’s DigestRemmele Engineering Inc.Safeco InsuranceSalomon BrothersSan Antonio FoundationSchindler Elevator CorporationScripps Howard FoundationSiemens Building Technologies, Inc.Sonat FoundationSquare D FoundationStelter CompanyStockamp & AssociatesSundstrand CorporationSusquehanna PartnersSwisher International Group, Inc.Temple Inland FoundationWilliams Companies Inc.Thrivent Financial for Lutherans FoundationTowers PerrinTransamerica FoundationU S West FoundationUS Bancorp FoundationUST Inc.Unilever United States FoundationUnited TechnologiesUnited Way Of King CountyUnited Way of Bay AreaUnited Way of Sonoma-Mendocino-LakeUnited Way of the Capital AreaVerizon FoundationVivendi Universal Entertainment LLLPWachovia FoundationWal-Mart FoundationWashington Mutual FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWestern & Southern Financial FundWm. Wrigley Jr. FoundationWorld Reach Inc (Hewlett Packard)Xcel Energy FoundationXerox Corporation

Matching Gifts

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New Bricks for 2009Some 5,841 engraved bricks have a home in the three Beta Walkways leading to the Hall of the Chapters — making it one of the most visited areas at the Foundation and Administrative Office. With a $250 contribution to the Beta Leadership Fund, you can secure your place in the pathway of Fraternity history.

Bricks may be purchased for yourself, or in memory of another as a gift to a chapter brother, advisor, parent, friend, spouse or other individual. Your gift is tax deductible! A brick makes a great graduation, holiday or birthday gift.

Place your order today at www.betathetapi.org/gift.

AlabamaPreston A. Patten ’12 Aubrey V. Riley ’66

ArizonaRussell B. Cook ’11 Daniel F. Finnegan ’09 Brandon Dean Sheckler-Best ’12

AuburnG. Nicholas Wallace ’09

BethanyKorey (Chops) Mullin ’09 Eric S. Scheller ’09 Byron T. Shindler ’77

California, Berkeley Jack A. Silva ’09

California, Los Angeles Michael T. Casey ’10 John B. Larson ’08

Carnegie Mellon Anthony J. Torrence ’11 Eugene A. Wu ’11

Central Florida Lance S. Flint ’10 Brendan R. Haggerty ’11

Central Michigan Kris A. Stenglein ’11

CincinnatiTyler J. Waddle ’12

ClemsonThomas Rhett Spencer III ’12

Colorado Mines Brandon R. Field ’11

DaytonBrian P. Baker ’09

DenisonMichael Boebinger ’11 Christopher M. Greene ’10 William J. Horn ’10

DePauwOrrin J. Bargerhuff ’76 Eric A. Kitchell ’09 Robert E. March ’41

East Carolina Justin L. Adams ’11 Forrest K. Little ’09 Matthew McCarthy ’09 Jacob D. Tidwell ’04

"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I

will spend the first four sharpening the axe."

- Abraham Lincoln

Eastern Kentucky Michael D. Miller ’95 Kyle E. Shaner ’11

EmoryGraham Gordon Lambert ’10 Michael E. Reardon ’11

FurmanBart T. Stockland ’11

George Washington Michael A. Fieldman ’10 Ellis J. Izlar ’11 Jonathan M. Labuz ’04

GeorgiaStuart Barnes Whatley ’08

IllinoisWilliam J. Sullivan ’65

IndianaAdam Fleischer ’09 Eric W. Slivka ’10

Iowa State Ryan A. R. Kennedy ’10 Matt Martin ’10 Tony Schippers ’79

John Carroll Kurt M. Hauber ’10

Johns Hopkins Carlos M. Capellan ’00 James E. Siegler ’09

Kansas State John A. Schwartz ’09 Lee O. Van Loenen ’10

KenyonMichael J. Beck ’11

KnoxRyan Maniscalco ’10

LawrenceElliott J. Gschwind ’09

LehighRichard M. Hunter ’51

Beta Walkway

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LouisvilleAnthony M. Ausick ’13 Jonathan T. Faust ’10 Matthew A. Sehlinger ’09

Loyola Marymount Oscar Contreras ’09 Erik A. Fiedler ’11 Brian T. Webber ’09

MaineAndrew S. Allen ’12 Ryan Z. Dietz ’09 Vaughn Twaddel ’51 Ian R. Gelinas ’12 Andrew B. Javosky ’10 Victor T. Kopen ’11

MiamiZachary L. Lubeck ’10 Douglas Charles Porter Wagner ’12 Douglas Scott Wagner ’78 Jeffrey D. White ’10 David Michael Zigler ’10

Miami (Fla.) Robert L. Young ’10

MinnesotaKevin L. Schultz ’10

Missouri Nicholas J. Kocur ’12

Missouri-Kansas City Jay Devineni ’13 Anthony R. Stabler ’11

MITDavid A. Krall ’82

NorthwesternAlexander D. Fahmi ’10

OklahomaBryan A. Luff ’08

Oklahoma State Philip R Ficken ’08

Oregon State Richard A. Frederick ’58

Purdue Brett W. Haywood ’10 Peter M. Hollingsworth ’10

Saint Louis Robert S. Samuelson ’10

San Diego Kevin M. Fanelli ’11

SMUAlexander S. Carter ’12 Beau Harris Kochsiek ’10 Seth M. Ramey ’12 Alexander T. Sypsomos ’12

Southern California Ian Donahue ’09

Southern Illinois Jason R. Corso ’03

St. Lawrence M. Tom Manion ’06

StevensAndrew E. Flores ’13

TexasDustin R. Creek ’09

Texas A&M Trigg Jackson Hughes ’12

Texas at Arlington Kobe C. Kimmell ’11

Truman State Timothy M. Sitton ’09

UnionRichard E. Vieira ’73

Vanderbilt Owen B. Canavan ’10

VillanovaDamian A. Long ’10

VirginiaJames T. Allman-Gulino ’09 Patrick McDonald ’12

Virginia Tech Steven M. Brylski ’06

"All men by nature desire knowledge."

- Aristotle

Dear Gentlemen,

I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the support you showed your brother, Michael Vieira, when his father passed away. I truly believe the caring support you showed him was the main reason he was able to continue his studies during the first semester of school. Michael’s father was also a Beta at Union College in New York. He would be pround to know that you added a brick with his name to the Foundation Office walkway in Oxford, that was such a thoughtful tribute to him.

Your contiued support of Michael is evident when I talk with him. He is enjoying living in the house and I think it is good that he has the steady company of a fine group of young men as he heals with his loss.

Sincerely,

Peggy Vieira Mother of Michael Vieira, Minnesota ’11 and wife of Edward Vieira, Union ’73

WabashKyle A. Grand ’11 Preston E. Hiestand ’42

WashingtonZachary R. Carlile ’12 Andrew L. Desmond ’11 Adam S. Garrison ’10 Petros P. Koumantaros ’01 Benjamin A. Pitasky ’11

Washington & Jefferson Joshua J. Wilder ’10

Washington in St. Louis Glenn D. House Jr. ’11 Ruilong Hu ’11 Aaron TCY Kozuki ’05 Zachary P. Schmitz ’12

WesleyanJeff M. Tanenbaum

West Chester Luis E. Tello ’10

West Virginia Joseph H. Calhoun ’58

WestminsterAndrew L. Dorough ’09

WillametteTed A. Cook ’60 Paul M. Eldred ’10 Timothy S. Kenyon ’02 Kyle A. Vinyard ’10

WisconsinPerry Atterholt ’83

Wisconsin-Oshkosh Jordan D. Steinert ’10 James T. Wiciak ’11

WittenbergJacob Frederick Sigafoos ’11

WoosterRoy B. Gregg ’12

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The Foundation’s milestone annual recognition club, The John Reily Knox Club recognizes Beta’s most loyal annual donors who provide a gift of $1,500 or more.

“This Fraternity has come down to us as a precious legacy. We have a distinct and definite obligation to cherish it, to add to it and to transmit it to those who are to follow after us in Beta Theta Pi. It is an inspiring thought that idealism persists through the ages. An even finer conception is that of adding to such a treasure to make it more valuable, more potent, to another generation.”

~ Francis W. Shepardson, Denison 1882/Brown 1883

Fiscal Year 2009 Gifts of $1,500 or more

ArizonaThomas K. Gray ’67

Ball State Randall E. Pond ’77

Carnegie Mellon George A. Roberts ’39

CaseJames W. Kewley ’66 Frank N. Linsalata ’63

Cincinnati David A. Beckner ’50 Elroy E. Bourgraf ’54 H. Kent Mergler ’63 Don H. Mills, MD ’50 William W. Ventress ’47

ColoradoStephen D. Bechtel ’47 Donald F. Gardner ’51

Colorado Mines Marshall C. Crouch, III ’67 Richard B. Egen ’60 John P. Lockridge ’52 Robert W. Meader ’51

Denison George M. Brown, Jr. ’60

DePauwRobert W. Lott ’42 John P. Rudy ’51

Eastern Kentucky E. Dewayne Biddy ’87 L. Martin Cobb ’96

EmoryRobert J. McCulloch ’79 John H. Stebbins ’92

FloridaStephen B. Becker ’69 Keith T. Koenig ’73 David J. Leppert ’77 Kevin A. Malone ’75

Georgia Tech Goodman B. Espy, III ’57 Richard T. Iannacone ’62 Guy J. Lookabaugh ’52 Lynn C. Maddox ’64

GMI-EMI Louis A. Corsiglia ’55

IdahoXavier E. Durant ’47 Randall G. Litton ’61

IndianaCharles O. McCormick, III ’72

IowaMark L. Anderson ’87

Iowa State Alan D. Clipperton ’66 Michael J. Dubes ’66 Judson A. Horras ’97 Ronald G. Sande ’64 John H. Wiegman ’51 Robert A. Wiley ’87

KansasLarry D. Horner ’56

Kansas State Christopher G. Althoff 2000 H. Duane Babcock ’48 John R. Campbell ’77 Randall D. Groves ’78 Christopher Miller ’86 Bill L. Nicholson ’60 P. Thomas Purinton ’63 Warren R. Staley ’65

LawrenceRobert J. Schaupp ’51 Bruce J. Wenger ’89

LehighGeorge W. Karr ’59

LynchburgCharles W. Warner ’87

MaineRobert D. Buchanan ’44

MiamiMark F. Alder ’76 John D. Backe ’54 J. Benjamin Beshear 2001 Jonathan J. Brant ’75 John M. Groom ’58 Zachary T. Haines 2005 Richard E. Heckert ’44 Ronald P. Helman ’55 Thomas W. Hook ’81 James R. McClanahan ’60 Jeffrey N. Newton ’77 Mitchell P. Rales ’78 Arthur J. Reimers, III ’77 Herbert B. Wiepking ’41

Michigan State Burton L. Gerber ’55

MinnesotaScott J. Allen ’95

MississippiWalter I. Austin ’58

MissouriRodger N. Alleman ’55 Harry M. Cornell, Jr. ’50 James J. Ellis ’56 Harold S. Hook ’53

MITMichael G. Feinstein ’82

NebraskaDennis D. Bloom ’70 Carl G. Mammel ’55

North Carolina Thomas C. Watson, Jr. ’63

NorthwesternWilliam A. Cook ’53 James T. West ’48

OhioRichard H. Brown ’65 Robert J. Castle ’77 Richard A. Sabol ’77

Ohio Wesleyan W. Martin Haskell ’68

OklahomaThomas H. McCasland, Jr. ’56 Don A. Smith ’58 William S. Warner, Jr. ’49

OregonArthur C. Carmichael, Jr. ’62 Glen A. Holden ’51

PennsylvaniaJeffrey Lieberman ’96

PurdueJohn R. DeVries ’63 Arthur D. Rush, Jr. ’39

RutgersGeorge D. Fosdick ’63 Kenneth J. Grispin ’70

SMUJeffrey P. Greiner ’80 Stephen L. Tatum ’76

South Dakota Jerry R. Morrissey ’57 John C. Thietje ’61

South Florida David E. Schmidt ’92

TexasMac N. Churchill ’72

Texas, Arlington David W. Minter ’75

TulaneNicholas K. Powell ’74

UtahGeorge L. Strike ’51

Virginia Tech S. Wayne Kay ’73 Daniel L. Westra ’76

WabashRobert T. Grand ’78 Thomas A. Hays ’55 Thomas D. Milligan ’57 James C. Snyder ’82

WashingtonPeter J. Brix ’58 Bruce A. Nordstrom ’55

West Virginia Charles K. Kane ’52

WestminsterWilliam G. Buckner ’56 Edward E. Williams ’82

WhitmanGordon W. Gilbert, Jr. ’51

WillametteStuart H. Compton ’48 Douglas G. Houser ’57

WilliamsJeremy S. Davis ’56

Wisconsin-Oshkosh Andrew R. Thomas ’97

WittenbergSteven M. Thompson ’71

OthersBrennan Family Foundation Anne A. Brown ’32 Bernidene Merrill Carlotta N. Wick Nike Employee Matching Gift Program Pepsico Foundation S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation UST Inc. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Foundation

John Reily Knox Club

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The Beta Theta Pi Foundation is encouraged by the outstanding participation of parents, corporations and Friends of Beta as they support our undergraduate members. During the 2009 fiscal year, 222 made gifts to the Foundation. Thanks again to so many friends of the Fraternity who help make our high-quality leadership programs possible.

Scott & Pamela Allen William & Lisa Anderson Megen M. Anderson Tom and Nancy Asnon Pauline Augustian Richard & Barbara Ausick Donald & Barbara Ball Bank of America Foundation Mike Barron Aliya Beavers Steven & Barb Beck Gary & Robin Best Beta Upsilon Association of MIT Robert & Lorene Bishop Bryce and Kathi Blair Robyn Boebinger Boston Healthcare Associates, Inc. Kathleen Bradish Brian Breittholz G. T. Brooks Jim & Kathleen Brotherton Elizabeth Brown Larry Brown Anne A. Brown Jared Brown Sue Brownlee Pat & B.E. Burdette George & Linda Callard Beth O. Canavan Margaret B. Canright Robert & Suzanne Carlile Stephen & Elizabeth Carter Vicki Casey Scot Chambers Chep Equipment Pooling Services Patrick Clark Jill Cohn Jim Cook Steve and Terri Coole Robert & Dee Couche Robert and Shelby Crain Luther & Mary Lou Creek Brian and Patricia D’Arcy Lee and Phyllis Davis Virginia B. Detweiler James and Sharon Devine Venkata R. Devineni Ralph & Shelley Dietz Robert and Valerie DiLoretta District 32 Golf Tournament

Gilbert Donahue Louis G. Durough Ashley Dye Electronic Arts Matching Gifts Program Mohsen Fahmi Jeffrey M. Fanelli Leslie Fasone Tamara Fedele Lynn P. Ferguson Bonnie C. Fey Rich & Nancy Ficken Robert & Hilda Fiedler Barry & Amy Fieldman Mark & Louisa Fine Elizabeth Fisher Jack & Daniella Fleischer Terri Flint Luis & Doreen Flores Martha Foreman Kurtis Foriska Linda Forrer James & Janis Forsen, Jr Geraldine Fried Betty Gage Russell & Rhonda Garrison GE Foundation John & Justine Gelinas Diane H. German Jenni Glick James J. Gooding Patrick & Liesa Gordon Susan Reve Gottschalk Dominic Greene David & Lucia Greene Ann Haas Hallmark Corporate Foundation Jordan and Kathy Hankins Kevin and Suzanne Harrington John & Sandra Hartman Sharrell Hassell-Goodman John & Haydee Hauber Charles & Elizabeth Heavener Herff Jones, Inc. Hewlett-Packard Company Jeff and Susan Higgins William Hill Robert D. Hollingsworth Timothy Holmstrom Tom & Mary Horn Horse Farm Workers Educational Assistance Fund

Lois M. Hough Glenn & Teresa House Yaozhong Hu Leegee Huang Erin Huffman Charles & Julie Hughes Bertharae H. Irie Charles E. Izlar Sara L. Jahansouz Carole Javosky Faithlyn Y. Johnson William & Maryellen Karl Jim and Debbie Kenworthy Larry & Mary Kimmell Cynthia Kisner Neal and Diana Kitchell Robert & Concetta Kocur Joan Konstad Karen Kratz-Miller Ken and Barbara Krushenski L-3 Communications Charles Lambert Christine Larson Kingsmill Stitch & Chat Richard & Susan Lee Luann Logue David & Diane Lohr Greg & Elizabeth Maday Joseph and Mary Lou Mahoney Chuck & Val Maniscalco David & Laura Martin Mary Catherine Mathis Bruce & Terry McCarthy Mike and Sue McClintock William & Judith McCormack Wilbur & Marian McDonald Christine McGill Larry and Lynn McGovern Jeff & Debbie McNaul Meredith Corporation Fdtn Bernidene Merrill Harold and Linda Metcalf Michael Morey Morton Family Morton Thomas Mueller James & Sylvia Murray Richard & Lynn Musgrave Stephen & Nina Nell Nike Employee Matching Gift Program Jon & Denise Norton Oneok Foundation Kelly C. Opipari

Oregon/SW Washington WSU Beta Alumni Assn. Sharon Over Marlene Parrish Buddy & Sherri Patten Scott & Kimberly Penning Gina Perkins Charles & Wendy Peterson Phoenix Phoenix Pi Beta Phi Fraternity Jeff and Cathea Poland Gavin & Joanna Prentice Gary and Suzanne Printy Kent & Helene Ramey Chuck & Pam Reardon Fran Redmon Alice Ritter Richard & Judith Rogers Dennis & Cindy Romero Paul & Darline Roush Mark and Carol Rowland Daryl A. Sacks Joseph L. Samuelson Patrick & Patricia Schambach

Wesley Schaub Beth Scheller Paul & Beth Schmitz Scripps Howard Foundation Kathy Shaner Richard & Deirdre Shea Siemens Building Technologies John & Kam Sigafoos John & Carla Silva Ken & Marcia Slivka Monica M. Smalls James B. Smith, Jr Richard & Betty Southard Karen A. Spaight Thomas & Virginia Spencer Anne Stanton Charles and Hilah Steenrod Jan & Norma Stein Randy & Mary Stock Tom & Pam Stockland Jeffrey & Cynthia Stratioti Mac and Jill Stromberg Mildred D. Stuart Stowell & Jan Symmes

Michael & Veronica Sypsomos Gina Tanenbaum Luis A. Tello-Velez Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation Robert Tigner Laura Torrence UST Inc. Verizon Foundation Roy & Dina Vinyard Laura Waddle Ann W. Walker George & Stephanie Wallace Todd & Janet Wallis Brian and Angela Walsh Joe and Denise Weaver Wells Fargo Foundation Daniel J. White Carlotta N. Wick Janet Wilder Wm. Wrigley Jr. Foundation Karen L. Wyatt Steven & Barbara York Patricia J. Zavodnick

“Friend of Beta” Donors

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Perhaps the finest tribute to a Beta is a gift to the Beta Theta Pi Foundation in his memory or in his honor. Contact the Foundation or mail your check, including information as to (1) the person you are honoring or memorializing and (2) if, appropriate, the name and address of the family member to be notified. Your gift will help with the work of the Foundation in the education and training of all advisors and undergraduate Betas.

The following individuals gave in memory or in honor of Beta brothers and friends during the past fiscal year:

In Honor of . . . (Honoree in bold, listed first; donor second)

Tim Akers, Virginia ’82Douglas A. Bierly, Virginia ’87

Coleman G. Akin, Oklahoma State ’10Gil D. Tolan, Oregon State ’64

Matthew & Andrew Barksdale, Vanderbilt ’09M. Scott Barksdale, Vanderbilt ’74

Stephen B. Becker, Florida ’69William D. Jenkins, Friend of Beta

Our Supportive Beta Family Leah & Eric J. Eickhoff, Ohio Wesleyan ’00

Vinson L. Bidlingmeyer, Cincinnati ’62George & Linda Callard, Friends of Beta

Robert S. Billoni, Florida Atlantic ’94Leonard M. Levi, South Florida ’94

Elroy E. Bourgraf, Cincinnati ’54Robert L. Felix, Cincinnati ’56

Jonathan Brant, Miami ’75HRH Kirklin & Company, LLC, Friend of Beta

Bradley J. Brown, Oklahoma ’07Robert W. Baker, Jr., Oklahoma ’53; Elizabeth Brown; Charles E. Comer, Virginia Tech ’75

Frederick J. Brown, East Carolina ’10John & Sandra Hartman, Friends of Beta

Thomas D. Cassady, Cincinnati ’75HRH Kirklin & Company, LLC, Friend of Beta

Andrew W. Cleverdon, Miami ’00Thomas W. Cleverdon, Miami ’67

L. Martin Cobb, Eastern Kentucky ’96Jay Bowerman, Oregon ’65; Michael G. Feinstein, MIT ’82

Benjamin K. Cohn, Puget Sound ’12Jill Cohn, Friend of Beta

Charles E. Comer, Virginia Tech ’75David M. Campbell, Virginia Tech ’07; Charles and Hilah Steenrod, Friends of Beta

Robert L. Cottrell, Miami ’54L. Martin Cobb, Eastern Kentucky ’96 ; Dale R. Hines, Miami ’54

Roger Cox, Nebraska ’74Scott D. Greenwood, MD, Nebraska ’74

James M. Davis, Mississippi ’10Lee and Phyllis Davis, Friends of Beta

Lambert P. deGanay, San Diego ’09Lindsey Mercer, Friend of Beta

William M. Elliott, San Diego ’09Lindsey Mercer, Friend of Beta

Shane A. Farmer, San Diego ’09Lindsey Mercer, Friend of Beta

Edwin J. Galloway, Lawrence ’43Kristofer K. Swanson, Lawrence ’87

John A. Gemmill, British Columbia ’60Donald E. King, British Columbia ’58

John M. Groom, Miami ’58Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, Friend of Beta

Ryan E. Hilperts, Friend of Beta Sue Brownlee, Friend of Beta; Greg & Elizabeth Maday, Friends of Beta; Denison Chapter

Jud Horras, Iowa State ’97 HRH Kirklin & Company, LLC, Friend of Beta

Douglas G. Houser, Willamette ’57Robert D. Heck, Willamette ’07

Institute ’08-Session 3 Interns Aliya Beavers, Kurtis Foriska, Jenni Glick, Erin Huffman, Christine McGill, Monica M. Smalls, Friends of Beta

Richard W. Jones, Wisconsin ’39Thomas W. Jones, Wisconsin ’70

Ryan E. King, Southern Illinois ’01Megan Vadnais, Friend of Beta

Richard G. Lugar, Denison ’54Eric M. Javits, Columbia ’52

Ian A. McKinnon, Maine ’10Nicholas R. Gauvin, Maine ’06

Brian Mock, Michigan ’07Joan Konstad, Friend of Beta

David Morrison, Nebraska ’74Scott D. Greenwood, MD, Nebraska ’74

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Edward Olson Adam J. Scarboro, East Carolina ’06

F. Codman Parkerson, Tulane ’52 Walter Carroll, Jr., Tulane ’45

David K. Petty, Oklahoma State ’61William H. Sullivan, Oklahoma State ’63

Marshall R. Printy, Florida ’08Gary and Suzanne Printy, Friends of Beta

P. Thomas Purinton, Kansas State ’63 Leslie Fasone, Friend of Beta; William F. McCulloch, Iowa State ’56

Gant Redmon, Illinois ’59Fran Redmon, Friend of Beta

Arthur J. Reimers, Jr., Washington in St. Louis ’49Jesse R. Bodine, Washington in St. Louis ’49

Ben R. Sacks, Washington ’09Daryl A. Sacks, Friend of Beta

Milton P. Schaefer, Jr., Sewanee ’68Albert S. Polk, III, Sewanee ’67

William D. Schaub, Oregon ’73John H. Herman, Oregon ’60

David L. Schmidt, Connecticut ’06Christopher M. Greene, Denison ’10

Stephen C. Sherwood, Ohio Wesleyan ’70John A. Willoughby, Ohio Wesleyan ’70

Garrett Smith, Virginia ’84Douglas A. Bierly, Virginia ’87

Robby Smith Robert C. Smith, Miami ’56

Honors and Memorials

Shelby L. Molter, Miami ’54

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Hugh E. Stephenson, Jr. MD, Missouri ’43Robert C. Shamberger, Missouri ’71

Charles R. Stribling, III, Missouri ’49Mark & Louisa Fine, Friends of Beta

John H. Stuckey, III, Duke ’62Thomas E. Senf, Duke ’62

Duane Sullivan, Nebraska ’71Scott D. Greenwood, MD, Nebraska ’74

Mary E. Tharp, Friend of Beta Herff Jones, Inc.; Jessica and Scott Allen, Minnesota ’95

Robert Tigner, Friend of Beta Jason P. Waggoner, Truman State ’04; D. Terry Weber, Truman State ’01

Wedding Party of Benjamin Elliott Benjamin R. Elliott, Minnesota ’05

David W. Wright, Ohio State ’67Rick J. Schwieterman, Ohio State ’72

In Memory of . . .(deceased in bold, listed first)

Wenzel F. Augustian, Jr., Hanover ’41Pauline Augustian, Friend of Beta

John E. Ault, III, Ohio ’60Robert P. Axline, Jr., Ohio ’57

Orrin J. Bargerhuff, DePauw ’76Bruce L. Stallings, DePauw ’77

Robert E. Bartnett, Florida ’51David A. Bush, Houston ’77

Steven R. Beck, Kansas State ’69Harry E. McDonald, III, Kansas State ’69

William W. Berry, Jr., Vanderbilt ’68William D. Donald, III, Vanderbilt ’93

Bruce R. Bickford, Oklahoma ’75Kenneth K. Beard, Oklahoma ’75; Edgar C. Morrison, Jr., Oklahoma ’75; Stephen M. VanAken, Oklahoma ’75

Richard G. Bigler, Wabash ’36Frederick W. Bigler, Wabash ’42

Frank S. Boardman, Florida ’52Gavin & Joanna Prentice, Friends of Beta

Seth R. Brooks, St. Lawrence ’22Ronald P. Helman, Miami ’55

Jeannette Brown Roy E. Voshall, Carnegie Mellon ’56

William F. Bulla, Wichita State ’62James W. Mader, Jr., Wichita State ’42; Karl P. Monger, Wichita State ’83; John R. Morse, Wichita State ’72; Donald H. Pratt, Wichita State ’60; Robert M. Smith, Wichita State ’67

Samuel H. Butterfield, Idaho ’49Robert B. Sahlberg, Idaho ’47

Joseph Harlan Calhoun, West Virginia ’58Robert R. Keen, West Virginia ’56; Joel F. Rhein, West Virginia ’57

James E. Canright, Miami ’42Norman F. Heydinger, Miami ’42

C. Yardley Chittick, MIT ’22John C. Thietje, South Dakota ’61Beta Upsilon House Corporation

F. Edward Clinton ‘66 Gene P. Mogen, South Dakota ’68

Scott E. Cousins, Case ’80William J. Hinkle, Case ’79

Claud W. (Buddy) Croft, SMU ’60Charles F. Tims, Texas Tech ’75

Charles E. Csiszar, DePauw ’80Michael J. Best, DePauw ’79

Crosby H. Dawkins, Ohio ‘50, Clayton F. Riley, Ohio ’50

Robert D. Dean, Cal State, Chico ’89Robert D. (Bobby) Dean, Cal State, Chico ’93

Brian D. DeNoble, Wisconsin ’59Richard G. Oakford, Wisconsin ’56

John H. Detweiler, Jr., Penn State ’43Virginia B. Detweiler, Friend of Beta

Paul A. Didion, Ohio ’48

Clayton F. Riley, Ohio ’50

William C. Dumbaugh, Bethany ’48S. Dean Lesiak, Bethany ’74

Rod Fasone, Indiana ’92 Leslie Fasone, Friend of Beta

Thomas M. Ferguson, Northwestern ’58Lynn P. Ferguson, Friend of Beta

Richard F. Ferguson, Jr., Davidson ’52John W. Leaycraft, Jr., Davidson ’52

Charles C. Ferree, Oklahoma ’55Robert R. Champion, Oklahoma ’56

Ralph N. Fey, Miami ’40Bonnie C. Fey, Friend of Beta

Benjamin B. Flathers, Whitman ’39John R. Hawes, Jr., Whitman ’78

Willard (Bill) Folsom, Westminster ’65Jack A. Campbell, Stanford ’57; Burton W. Folsom, Nebraska ’49; Kent W. Folsom, Nebraska ’82

Oakie G. Ford, Ohio ’62Richard H. Brown, Ohio ’65

Gary W. Forrer, GMI-EMI ’78Linda Forrer, Friend of Beta

Patrick J. Frensley, Oklahoma ’08W. Trevor Potts, Oklahoma ’07

Jack W. Frost, Washington ’41Elliott W. Burdett, Washington ’44

Charles E. Gilb, Idaho ’50Frederick A. Meech, Idaho ’48

Donald A. Gilbert, Minnesota ’48John R. Bultrud, Minnesota ’48

Glenn B. Goodfellow, Stevens ’53John A. Lacz, Stevens ’53

M. Max Goodsill, Knox ’10Stanley C. Goodsill, Minnesota ’40

Pete Hassel Donald H. Pratt, Wichita State ’60

Roger W. Heitland, Washington in St. Louis ’62Alwyn E. Wolfarth, Washington in St. Louis ’59

Merritt A. Hewett, Bowdoin ’28

John B. Hewett, Williams ’53

William M. Highland, Eastern Kentucky ’07J. Bryan Amerine, Eastern Kentucky ’76; Philip A. Drees, Eastern Kentucky ’89; David L. Schmidt, Connecticut ’06; Mildred D. Stuart,Karen L. Wyatt; Steven & Barbara York; Horse Farm Workers Educational Assistance Fund

Kenneth A. Holmes, Willamette ’50Russell W. Tripp, Willamette ’50

Daniel A. Holmstrom, Iowa ’99Timothy A. Blaskovich, Iowa ’96; Todd R. Boever, Iowa ’91; William E. Burfeind, Iowa ’66; Bert C. Callahan, Iowa ’83; Christopher N. Clark, Iowa ’88; Jeffrey D. Colwell, Iowa ’98; Mikel J. Derby, Iowa ’92; Bradley W. Devine, Iowa ’98; Robert J. Fraher, Iowa ’01; Anthony C. Gargano, Iowa ’02; John F. Garippa, Iowa ’87; Eric E. Holman, Iowa ’99; Bradley D. Holmstrom, Iowa ’87; Timothy Holmstrom, ; Ryan T. Johnson, Iowa ’00; Adam J. King, Iowa ’00; Robert A. Knenlein, Iowa ’98;, Meredith Corporation Foundation; Nathaniel Orr-Depner, Iowa ’99; Robert H. Peterson, Iowa ’00; Robert B. Reitsch, Iowa ’81; Timothy J. Ruby, Iowa ’95; Scott R. Siepmann, Iowa ’00; Jonathan E. Solfisburg, Iowa ’92; Jeffrey M. Supple, Iowa ’95; William B. Teigeler, Iowa ’98

Albert R. Hough, Beloit ’42Lois M. Hough, Friend of Beta

Michael F. Howell, USC ’86 Steven C. Ayala, Southern California ’87

Thomas P. Hudgins, Virginia ’50Frank A. Dusch, Jr., Virginia ’49

Richard M. Hunter, Lehigh ’51James C. Hunter, III, Miami ’07

Robert K. Irie, Miami ’40Bertharae H. Irie, Friend of Beta

Stanton I. Jones, Miami ’55Ronald P. Helman, Miami ’55; Stanley K. Van Buren, Ohio Wesleyan ’52

Kenneth R. Joslin, Friend of Beta Jeffrey K. Joslin, Purdue ’79

In Memory of . . . (cont’d)

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Jay H. Keller IV, Williams ’64William S. Rose, Williams ’64

David N. Kershaw, Williams ’64William S. Rose, Williams ’64;

James P. Kirkgasser, Syracuse ’55Robert F. Hanley, Jr., Syracuse ’83; Arthur L. Scinta, Syracuse ’83

Robert S. Kleffner, Idaho ’53Philip L. Kleffner, Idaho ’55; Michael R. Kleffner, Idaho ’86

Niles Konstad, Oregon State ’46Joan Konstad, Friend of Beta

James H. Kostmayer, Tulane ’44Walter Carroll, Jr., Tulane ’45

Thomas W. Kreiling, Wichita State ’64Egan P. Maynard, Wichita State ’62

William K. Lasley, Jr., Missouri ’51Charles R. Stribling, III, Missouri ’49;

Erik M. Latimer, Tulane ’94Megen M. Anderson, Friend of Beta

Stephen Leech Thomas B. Leech, Miami ’40;

Douglas L. Lind, South Dakota ’57David W. Eiesland, South Dakota ’57

Russell V. Martinson, South Dakota ’68Gene P. Mogen, South Dakota ’68;

Aaron L. Mathis, Rutgers ’55Mary Catherine Mathis, Friend of Beta

Kelli McBride Landon W. McBride, Texas Tech ’97;

Barbara McConaughey Robert C. McConaughey, Nebraska ’49;

Michael D. Metzger, Washington in St. Louis ’62Robert R. Young, MD, Washington in St. Louis ’62

Stanley J. Mihelick, Ohio ’52Clayton F. Riley, Ohio ’50;

John I. Miller, Washington ’57Gerald W. Buck, Washington ’57;

Shelby L. Molter, Miami ’54Marc A. Benshetler, Syracuse ’82; Kathleen

Honors and MemorialsBradish; G T. Brooks; Pat & B.E. Burdette; Ferdinand Del Pizzo, Jr., Washington in St. Louis ’58; Bonnie C. Fey; James & Janis Forsen, Jr.; Betty Gage; Ann Haas; L. Erwin Johnson, Idaho ’53; Lucielle P. Lebold, Kingsmill Stitch & Chat; William & Judith McCormack; Richard & Judith Rogers; Paul & Darline Roush; James B. Smith, Jr; Karen A. Spaight; Stowell & Jan Symmes; John C. Thietje, South Dakota ’61; Todd & Janet Wallis; Patricia J. Zavodnick

Richard A. Montgomery, St. Lawrence ’74Lawrence P. Montgomery, III, St. Lawrence ’78

Edsel R. Mountz, Eastern Kentucky ’47Frankie L. Nunn, Eastern Kentucky ’75;

James H. Moyer, Jr., Denison ’42John T. Allan, Denison ’42

Edward P. Munson Jr., Tulane ’40Walter Carroll, Jr., Tulane ’45;

Prof. Jason Nassau John F. Gregory, Case ’50

Steven J. Nesmith, Oklahoma State ’87Catherine Nesmith, Friend of Beta

Robin R. Over, Washington ’63Bertil F. Johnson, Washington ’63; Sharon Over, Friend of Beta

John M. Peters, Washington ’85Kyle M. Schlicker, Washington ’88; Michael J. Delay, Washington ’85

Charles B. Petersen, SMU ’75Woodrow W. Berry, SMU ’75; Charles E. Paul, SMU ’72

Kenneth D. Pickens, Auburn ’85Scott M. Portis, Auburn ’88;

Thomas M. Powell, DePauw ’98Brian P. Amicon, DePauw ’98;

Dayton E. Pryor, Bethany ’52S. Dean Lesiak, Bethany ’74;

William H. Ray, Centre ’51Benjamin K. Ray, Centre ’07;

Elizabeth Reed

Edward D. Catlett, Indiana ’76;

Robert M. Richard, Jr., USC ’87Steven C. Ayala, Southern California ’87;

Richard E. Riley, Ohio ‘57 Clayton F. Riley, Ohio ’50;

Thomas B. Riley, Carnegie Mellon ’42Marguerita L. Riley, Friend of Beta

Adalid F. Rios, Houston ’96John A. Graml, SMU ’62;

Roy C. Ritter, Jr., Case ’54Alice Ritter, Friend of Beta

Ronald W. Ryder, Cincinnati ’56Sterling M. Ryder, Nebraska ’61

Stephen C. Shirley, Oklahoma State ’66Larry D. Shirley, Oklahoma State ’70;

F. Craig Shupper, West Virginia ’74Charles S. James, West Virginia ’76;

Robert Conner Smith Jr Robert C. Smith, Miami ’56;

H H. Stephenson, Jr., Miami ’39Eric K. Graves, Miami ’71;

Andrew K. Stern, Tennessee ’01Jared W. Nichols, West Virginia ’03;

William J. Sullivan, Illinois ’65James M. Nicol, Illinois ’65;

Archibald M. Suthon, Tulane ’14Archibald M. Suthon, Jr., Tulane ’52;

Elmer E. Thiesse, Minnesota ’51Robert L. Hawes, Minnesota ’47;

Donald R. Thomas, MD, Cincinnati ’51Timothy J. Flenner, Cincinnati ’75;

Matthew B. Thomas, Cornell ’94Philip D. Spiller, Jr., Cornell ’95;

Fred H. Tilock, MD, Bethany ’54Harold C. Doster, Bethany ’53;

Vaughn Twaddel, Maine ’51Robert E. Brewer, Maine ’98;

Richard E. Vieira, Union ’73

David K. Hopps, Minnesota ’10;

James S. Wachs, Cincinnati ’55Robert L. Felix, Cincinnati ’56; John B. Goering, Cincinnati ’56

Robert J. Wall, Miami ’47Jeffrey C. Smith, Miami ’73;

Randolph A. Walling, Sr., Union ’26Randolph A. Walling, Jr., Nebraska ’61;

Barbara Warner, (mother of Charlie Warner, Lynchburg ’87)Jared Brown, Friend of Beta; West Chester Chapter; C. Wayne Huddleston, Texas at Arlington ’98; Christopher Miller, Kansas State ’86;

Stuart E. Watterson, Jr., Denison ’50Stuart E. Watterson, III, California, Berkeley ’69;

John A. Whitesel, Miami ’54Robert L. Cottrell, Miami ’54;

Curtis R. Wick, Kansas ’47Carlotta N. Wick, Friend of Beta

Georgia Wiegman John H. Wiegman, Iowa State ’51;

David W. Wilder, Chicago ’48Janet Wilder, Friend of Beta

John B. Williams, DePauw ’55James A. Hollensteiner, DePauw ’53; Richard G. Oakford, Wisconsin ’56; Clark L. Wagner, DePauw ’54;

Thomas R. Williams, Washington ’47Robert M. Lee, Washington ’48;

Owen S. Williams, Toronto ’50David M. Rising, Toronto ’91;

Carl A. “Bud” Wilson DePauw ‘54 Clark L. Wagner, DePauw ’54; James A. Hollensteiner, DePauw ’53

Eleanor Marie Wilson Joseph E. Wilson, Ohio ’84

Terry J. Winzeler, Ohio ’68Justin M. Miller, Minnesota ’00

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"Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one." - Malcolm Forbes

The Miller Nichols Chapter Presidents Leadership Academy - 2009

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In the finest tradition of our Fraternity, benefits flow to our young men from those who have gone before. Each of us is asked to help provide these benefits in turn. To promote our educational and charitable purposes, the Beta Theta Pi Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity, was created to attract and receive gifts to support leadership and scholarship opportunities.

Cash or Check: This is the most popular method for making a donation to Beta Theta Pi. The Foundation’s address is P.O. Box 6277, Oxford, Ohio 45056.

Credit Card: Beta Theta Pi accepts VISA, American Express, MasterCard and Discover. This method can be used for monthly, quarterly and yearly contributions.

Appreciated Stock/Securities: Multiple benefits are realized when using appreciated stock as a means for making a gift to the Beta Theta Pi Foundation. Our professional staff in Oxford can work with you and your

financial advisor to make a gift of this nature, which can benefit the Foundation’s award-winning leadership programs, while at the same time provide a charitable tax-benefit to the donor.

Corporate Matching Gifts: Numerous companies match an employee’s personal donation to non-profit, tax exempt foundations. Check the listing of companies affiliated with the Foundation on page 41, or ask if your employer participates in a gift-matching program.

Endowments and Memorials/Tributes: The Beta Theta Pi Foundation can establish a special endowment or memorial gift in perpetuity to meet your personal desires and estate plans. Please contact the Foundation for details.

On-line: Make a gift or pledge electronically at www.BetaThetaPi.org/gift.

Planned Gifts/Bequests: Consider a gift of personal assets through your will. The Foundation will work with you and your estate planner in designing a planned gift that meets your short- and long-term financial goals. Planned gifts include, but are not limited to: cash, bonds, stock, securities, personal property, retirement plan assets and insurance policies.

For more information or assistance, please contact the Beta Theta Pi Foundation at 800-800-BETA or email our staff at:

Foundation DirectorJonathan J. Brant [email protected]

Directors of AdvancementL. Martin Cobb [email protected] Ryan E. King [email protected]

Director of DevelopmentLaura L. Lednik [email protected]

"Children have never been very good at listening

to their elders, but they have never

failed to imitate them." - James Baldwin

Ways to Give

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On behalf of the Beta Theta Pi Foundation, thank you to all Betas, Friends of Beta and family members who have contributed to the success of Beta Theta Pi!

Beta Theta Pi FoundationBrennan Hall 5134 Bonham Road Oxford, Ohio 45056-1429

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Andrew, Daen and Lance are the Beta Leadership Fund . . . . . . and – on behalf of Beta’s 7,000 young Men of Principle – thank you for the generous annual gifts that make their experience possible.

www.betathetapi.org/giftClockwise from left: Daen Ekpa, Loyola Marymount ’10, Andrew Porter-Price, Connecticut ’11, Lance Flint, Central Florida ’10