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Reaching Into The PastWith this, the third newsletter, we now begin to reach

out to our older Phi Sigma Epsilon "Brothers of the Heart,” the group of those from the original year on campus, 1930, through 1959. With the inception of the Newsletter in Spring 1991, it was our goal to reach as many Phi Sigs as possible that represented the most likely group to have children attending college, specifi­cally Eastern Illinois University. The reason for this was to determine how many children of former Phi Sigs at Eastern would be eligible for the P.S.E. Student Awards money that would be presented in Fall 1991, and yearly thereafter.

Some explanation is probably due those Phi Sig Brothers, both young and older, who are receiving this newsletter as their first newsletter. Therefore briefly within this article, is a chronological synopsis of events leading to the Student Awards beginnings.

Phi Sigma Epsilon was on campus from 1930 until it was merged with another larger, national fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa, in 1985 in what can best be described in today’s vernacular as somewhat analogous to a hos­tile takeover. Phi Sigma Kappa, still living at the Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association-owned fraternity house then had their Charter “revoked” in the Fall of 1986 because of an incident at the fraternity house. The revocation precipitated a “destructive trashing” of the house shortly thereafter and the P.S.E. Alumni Association had no recourse but to close the house down. The Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity House and property were sold to an investor group in January 1987, who then demolished the house and constructed a much larger 4-story apartment complex on the 1509 Second Street address. More information about this time period is available in the first two newsletters.

The proceeds from the sale of the house, minus payment of a recent remodeling mortgage and all out­standing bills, left the Alumni Association with a sizeable investment, but nothing to spend it on. Suggestions in the interim between January 1987 and October 1989 convinced a new and energized P.S.E. Alumni Associ­ation Board that a scholarship-based idea of monetary awards called Student Awards should be instigated.

These would offer a no-strings-attached monetary award to any student at Eastern Illinois University whose father was a “Phi Sig” at E.I.U., plain and simple. It would be a way for P.S.E. to give something back to those who at one time gave to P.S.E. while in school.

To do this however, an extensive search for “good” name and address matchups had to be undertaken, drawing the information from any sources possible, such as personal telephone listings, recollections from local alumni, a newly-published E.I.U. Alumni Directory and personal contacts with many brothers. Time con­straints and the likelihood of college-age children were the reason the initial listing of brothers only went back to 1960, with the follow-up research to pick up the group between 1930-1959. With the mailing of this newsletter, the entirety of all our known Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni- Delta Chapter at Eastern Illinois University with known “good” addresses, will be kept abreast of their Alumni Association’s goings-on.

In reaching out to you brothers from that time period beyond 1959, we here at the P.S.E. Alumni Association are attempting to establish some rapport with you, even though we personally know very few of you. Our inten­tions are to acknowledge that you were and are a pivotal part of the “Phi Sig” legacy that we all share in, having belonged to Delta Chapter-Phi Sigma Epsilon at East­ern Illinois University. Since it is now gone, we represent only a finite number of brothers who, with every passing year potentially decreases in size through loss of ad­dress contacts or that ultimate loss that we all face.

We recognize that many of you have been away from EIU and Phi Sigma Epsilon for varying degrees of time - we also recognize that possibly you have had little time over the years to reflect on your memories of fraternity life. But chances are however, that Phi Sigma Epsilon at one time was the focal point of your life at Eastern, as it probably was for each of your frater­nity brothers. Lifelong friendships were born early, nur­tured and probably still exist among many of you as they do for many of us within our time period. It is logical however, that over time many of us will lose or have lost contact with each other, for many different reasons.

The Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association counts among its most important objectives, that of being a repository for information relative to each brother’s ad­dress information, etc. or sadly, their demise. It is our fervent hope that you will partake of the information base we have accumulated regarding those who you may be seeking to find. Knowing that we still have many incomplete names and addresses and may not be able to accede to all of your requests, we implore your help with names and addresses that you may have or more unfortunately, with names of those no longer with us.

In reaching out to our older “Brothers of the Heart" we would also like to recognize their diversity of occu­pations. In researching your names and addresses we have found that, of course, many of you are enjoying your retirement - however, many of you continue your contribution to society in every capacity from Account­ants to Zoology professors. In between that, you are Bankers, Educators & Adminstrators, Insurance men, Doctors, Dentists, Farmers, Company Owners, Enter­tainers, Investment and Financial Planners, College Professors and on and on.

Perusing past volumes of the E.I.U. “Warbler” year­books, has led to many interesting revelations about P.S.E.’s past on campus. Some of these will form the basis for upcoming articles in our newsletters. The P.S.E. Alumni Association would like to hear from any of our older “Brothers” about their lives, the fraternity life you experienced and any anecdotal stories about P.S.E. or anything that you may wish to share with others.

Finally, we would entertain any comment from all newsletter readers as to what articles or information you would like to see in your newsletter.

Free MemoriesIn the Fall of 1986, after the university had revoked

the Phi Sigma Kappa (PSK) charter (formerly Phi Sigma Epsilon) at 1509 Second Street, a “trashing” of the house contents and physical building took place. This was explained in more detail in the initial Spring 1991 newsletter. When this occurred, the Alumni Association Board shut the house down and began to assess the damages. Most everything that had been collected over a period of many years had either been stolen or totally destroyed, so what remained for the most part had varying degrees of damage. All of these scholastic, athletic or intercollegiate mementos that were margin­ally intact were collected by the Alumni Association and have been in storage since that time.

At this point, there is really no reason to continue to hold on to these items, since by legal decree Phi Sigma Epsilon can never be resurrected. Therefore, we the Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association, are plan­ning to list all of the PSE memorabilia in some detail and literally offer them to anyone on a first-come/first- serve basis. This listing will be in the Fall 1992 News­letter.

You brothers may have an attachment to a certain placque, trophy, book, picture, etc. Indeed, some brothers have already indicated a specific item of in­terest. So, let us know what you think of the idea. Items may be picked up at Homecoming time or can be sent to you for the cost of shipping.

Identify & WinOld pictures of the brothers or new pictures of “old”

brothers are fun to peruse, because they represent memories of days past and present.

In one of the pictures shown here are some “old” mud football brothers, except for one, and in the other picture some “older” more refined brothers. Oh, did we tell ya — these pictures are part of a contest. Whoever can send the PSE Alumni Association the most correct names of those pictured in each picture will win their choice of a PSE sweatshirt as shown in the Homecom­ing '91 picture in this newsletter. Only one winner will be selected per picture. Duplication of correct identifica­tions for each picture will be based upon the earliest postmark on your return envelope. Answers will be printed in the Fall 1992 newsletter or sent upon your request.

We would like to continue this feature in upcoming issues with pictures from different time periods, so everyone will get a chance at recognizing some of their old friends. Pictures sent can be returned intact to you.

Computer Listing UpdateThe Fall 1991 Newsletter featured a little article

about the PSE Alumni Association Composite Address List, a listing of as many correct addresses, phone num­bers, year of graduation and nicknames of PSE brothers as could be assembled. That list contained about 300 names going back to 1960, but before it ever went out, efforts were made to go all the way back to 1930, the first year Phi Sigma Epsilon existed at EIU. That list was completed in January 1992 and was sent out to 5 brothers who had ordered them, among them Tom Strong (Slick) - 1967. Tom was so excited to find his big brother’s name and address (Jerry Mushrush - 1967) on the list, he immediately called him in Florida and has since called many other brothers.

This list now contains just under 600 correct addres­ses, etc. - of course, names and addresses are being

added to it all the time. When enough are assembled, a separate addendum sheet will be added to the main composite list prior to periodic reprinting of the entire address list. This listing, which lists brothers in last- name alphabetical order, still sells for $5. An additional listing of brothers in a different format has also been developed for the traveller or to complement the original composite address listing. It will also sell for $5 or both can be obtained for $8. All monies from this project as well as any others, goes back into the Student Awards fund, so that we may financially help as many students of PSE brothers at Eastern as possible. A small slice of each Composite Address List is shown in the accom­panying picture, so that you may see the format ar­rangements.

Arends, David P.O. Box 53 Reddick, IL 60961 815-365-4489 1972 "Hank"Arney, Larry r.r. 5, box 96E Effingham, il 62401 217-342-36I6 Arnholt, James E. 1113 Ben Mattoon, il 61938 217-234-3401 i960Arnold, Paul T. 1009 Meadow Ln. Salem, IL 62881 618-548-1946 1951Arro, Joe A. #2 Tiemann Dr. Collinsville, IL 62234 1965Ayres, Robin D. 2931 Sandlewood Rd. Buffalo Grove, IL 60089 1980Bachmann, Kevin 464 Pile st. Ramona, ca 92065 1974 "booboo"Baer, Theodore box 56f Hoopeston, il 60942 i960Baird, Phillip 1906 21st. Ave. Sterling, IL 61081 1941Baker, Wayne 706 Jacqueline Erlanger, KY 41018 1960Baliga, Ron 2945 N. 75th. Ave. Elmwood Park, IL 60635 708-456-5869 1976 "Ballgag"Balodimas, Nick 944 D Oak Hi 11 Rd. Barrington, IL 60010 708-304-4042 1965Barden, Russell S. 5317 Nayions Ford Rd. Charlotte, NC 28210 704-523-6917 1941Barker, Bill 23 Edgehill Terrace Davenport, IA 52803 319-355-5998 1979 ,,BBF"Behl , Charles 462 Stonewood Circle Carol Stream, IL 60188 708-682-9446 1976 "Cat'Bellefeuille, Don 916 Franklin St. Rome, NY 13440 315-337-3323 1965

CO Littleton Edward J. Marsch 2687 w. Long pi . 303-798-4589CO Silt Steve Weller 6i07 country Rd. 331 303-876-2419FL Altamonte Springs Ronald W. Palmer 901 Buttonwood Ln. 407-299-8543FL Barefoot Bay Glenn R. Cooper 924 nw cashew cir. 407-589-2033FL Bradenton Stephen Jagosh 4550 47th. st. w. #1110 813-795-2662FL Ft. Meyers William Anderson 6635 Plantation Pines 813-768-9313FL Ft. Myers Beach Herbert E. Carlyle 21551 Madera Rd. 813-463-4306FL Inverness Alpha D. Perfetti 1717 s. Ridgewood pt. 904-344-9759

P.S.E. Alumni OfficersYour Alumni Association officers for the 1991-1992

term of office are the following:

Gary Brinkmeyer - President 910 Tenth Street Charleston, IL 61920 (217) 345-4684

Boone Chaney-Vice President 112 Seventh Street Charleston, IL 61920 (217) 345-1684

Jeff Moore - Treasurer 1400 Krishire Drive Charleston, IL 61920 (217) 345-1687

Jim Luthe - Board Member Rt. 1, Box 428 Lawrenceville, IL 62439 (618) 943-5341

Tom Swanson-Board Member 11204 N. 14000 E. Rd.Grant Park, IL 60940 (815) 465-6055

Dick Swing - Board Member 534 N. 3rdCissna Park, IL 60924 (815) 457-2337

Marvin Randolph - Board Member 506 Monroe Charleston, IL 61920 (217)345-3297

On Homecoming Day each year, a slate of nominees is advanced to the current P.S.E. Alumni Association officers for consideration of Alumni Association upcom­ing officer nominations. These nominations take place on the first regularly scheduled Alumni Association meeting following Homecoming, typically sometime in November. Therefore, the above denoted officers will serve in their capacity until at least the Board meeting in November 1992.

Bios & AddressesHarold Zimmack - 5101 N. Country Rd., 450 W., Muncie, IN

47304 (317) 759-5924. Graduated from EIU in 1951, completed MS & Ph.D at Iowa State. Taught 7 years at Eastern Ky. University and moved on to Ball State University recently completing 27 years there in teaching and Insect Pathology research. Wife Barb (Keen-1951) and Harold enjoy their 20-acre lake property near Muncie.

Derek Paul - 4063 Edgewood Rd., Circle Pines, MN 55014 (612) 784-7601. Attended EIU 1967-1969 and 1971-1973 with Viet­nam tour 1970-71 in between. Derek is self-employed as a real estate broker and delivery contractor and sometimes home remodeler. He and wife Kathy, a registered nurse, have 2 children - Ben, 13 years old and Melissa, 8 years old.

Bob Brendel - 127 Sugar Mill Rd., Troy, IL 62294 (618) 667- 4591. Graduated from EIU in 1971. Teaching & coaching 1971 -1979, worked in trucking business since 1979; currently works in Sales & Management with Spartan Express in St. Louis. Bob and wife Linda (married 20 years) have 2 children - Amy, 14 years old and Andy, 12 years old, who are both very active in sports.

Steven Brockman - 1609 S. Harley Dr., Harker Heights, TX 76543 (817) 690-7760. Graduated EIU 1981, Army 1983-1987. Cur­rently teaching math and business courses at Killeen Alternative School in Nolanville, TX. Steven and wife Sheila (Armstrong-EIU grad), who teaches 4th grade at Ft. Hood, have a 2 year old daughter, Molly, and are expecting again next month.

Roger Haberer -1012 Willamsburg, Charleston, IL 61920 (217) 345-7248. Graduated from EIU 1966, MS-EIU, 1970. Math teacher at Casey-Westfield Jr.-Sr. High School for 13 years, along with Bob Durham (1962) and Gene Vidoni (1969). Married to Barbara (Brockmeier) since 1967, a counselor at Charleston Jr. H.S. She also is President of EIU Alumni Association and board member for EIU Foundation. Roger and Barb are parents of Kriste, 18, freshman; Murray St. University on a BB Scholarship and Brian, 16, Charleston H.S. sophomore.

Larry Iftner - 1914 Zschokke St., Highland, IL 62249 (618) 654-3655. Graduated from EIU in 1966, Highland H.S. math teacher for 24 years and tennis coach for 23 years (21 cons, winning seasons). Larry and wife Carolyn (Sigma Kappa-1967) both have MS in Coun­seling and she is Director of Guidance. Their son Brad, 21, graduates from EIU this year and daughter Jene (17) will attend Mizzou this fall.

Paul Klopfenstein - R.R. 1,1600 E. Jefferson, Morton, IL 61550 (309) 266-5969. Graduated from EIU 1969. Manager of Medicare Office for Aetna Life & Casualty in Peoria for 22 years. Wife Carla is employed as Personnel Coordinator for a Computer Service Co. in East Peoria. Paul & Carla have 3 sons, Peter-17 (a senior), Patrick- 16 (a junior) and Paul-13 (an eighth grader), and are both involved in breeding and showing Irish Wolfhounds.

Bill Barker - 23 Edgehill Terrace, Davenport, IA 52803 (319) 355-5998. Graduated from EIU 1979, has been a practicing CPA since graduation, and in 1984 joined another CPA to start their own firm, complete with a new building and 15 employees. Bill and wife Teresa, an Occupational Therapist in the school system, are parents to 3 children, Alyssa-10, Molli-6 and Jacob-3.

Mike Manley-333 Lotus Dr., Morton, IL 61550 (309) 263-8086. Graduated from EIU in 1972, PSE President 1971-72, Vice-President and Regional Manager of United Federal Bank in Peoria, IL. Wife Lynn teaches Jr. High math in Pekin after receiving degree from Bradley University in 1990. They have 3 children, Jerad-16, a cross country runner; Allison-12, Student Council rep. and Emily-8, a third grader.

Bob Pierce - 535 DuPahze, Naperville, IL 60565 (708) 355- 8585. Graduated from EIU in 1980, Midwest Regional Sales Manager for Food Service for Thomas J. Upton Co., after positions in Sales, Training, and Sales Management since 1980 in several (6) other cities. Bob and wife Jeanette (EIU also) have 2 children, Zachary-3 and Sean-8 months old. When not being Mr. Mom, Bob still enjoys the sports of golf, softball, basketball and racquetball.

Floyd Leonard -1216 E. Sunburst Ln., Tempe, AZ 85084 (602) 345-2784. Graduated from EIU in 1971, MS in 1973. Just moved recently from the CA address in the last newsletter to Tempe where he is busy with his sales career. Floyd and former PSE Sweetheart and wife Sandy have 4 children between ages 8 and 16.

Gordon Krietemeier - 7071 Melstone Valley W., Marriottsville,MD 21104

Tom Strong - RR 3, Box 143, Watseka, IL 60970 Sam Forzley - 32 E. Division St., Lemont, IL 60438 Kevin Garretson - RR 2, Box 166, Mattoon, IL 61938 Paul Waisnor - 29 W 456 Blackthorn, Warrenville, IL 60555 Bob Grigsby - 15510 Cherry Hills Ct., Orland Park, IL 60462 Ken Gusewelle - RR 2, Box 117, Worden, IL 62097 Scott Hahn - 736 Lone Mountain Loop Rd., Clinton, TN 37716 Tony Huber - Rt. 2, Box 298, Hillsboro, IL 62049 Ron Baliga - 2945 N. 75th Ave., Elmwood Park, IL 60635 Doug Rose - 410 S. Kenilworth, Elmhurst, IL 60126 Steve Houghton - 1165 Stratford Dr. West, Apt. 8, Bourbonnais,

IL 60914Bob Hoffek - 716 Trenton Dr., Sherman, IL 62684 Dick Kellenberger - 2407 Club Oaks Ct., McKinney, TX 75070 Jerry Mushrush - 92 Tammi Dr., Tavares, FL 32778 Dick Level - 1845 Ardmore, Florissant, MO 63033 Mike Mannix - 26 Rosewood Dr., Clinton, IL 61727 Jim Rankin - P.O. Box 86, Clifton, IL 60927 Garry Ernst - 2640 Jenks Ave., Panama City, FL 32405 Tom Swank - 855 Dracut Lane, Schaumburg, IL 60173 Bill Robinson - 1017 Stonehedge, St. Charles, IL 60174 Kirk Davis - 1028 North Oak Lane Dr., Kankakee, IL 60901 Keith Gotthardt - 2432 47th St., Rock Island, IL 61201 Greg Kochendorfer - 3762 214 Place, Matteson, IL 60443 Loren Hunsaker - 37 N. Elmwood Ave., Palatine, IL 60067 Dave Reilly - 5109 Normandy Dr., Olympia, WA 98501 Jerry Rankin - 3016 W. Crescent Ave., McHenry, IL 60050 Randy Richardson - 1330 N. Summit Ave., Decatur, IL 62526

MissingDo you know the addresses of any of the following Brothers? We

don't - let us know.Paul Anderko Ken Dennison Bob Jacobs Gary Wintjen Tom Porter Jim Mentz Jim Tucker Don Ackman

Bob Bass Gary Powell Tom Sullivan Joe Tschannen Roger McCoy Ron Spraggins Larry Diak Tom Adamitis

Larry Carli Charles Venarsky Darrel Turner Mel Tamaye Frank Caliendo Dave Hansing Frank Consiglio Jeff Miller

Need A New Sweatshirt?In an attempt to locate any Phi Sigma Epsilon

memorabilia before it all disappears, the P.S.E. Alumni Association was fortunate to find some styles and colors of the original crest at a local merchant’s shop. They are silver and red with another version being gold and red. We also have a 4” Greek-letter sew-on, onto a heavy-duty sweatshirt.

The t-shirts are a 50-50 blend of fabric and the sweatshirts are heavy-duty Russell Athletic wear.

The P.S.E. Alumni Association is making them avail­

able to any brother requesting them. They will sell for $10 for a t-shirt or $15 for sweatshirts. The sweatshirt especially is a great deal because a local merchant, Dale Bayles on Campus, is able to provide us with the Russell sweatshirts in seconds quality. However, they are virtually indistinguishable from first quality sweat­shirts. Shipping costs are $3.00 per order. For a com­plete listing of different t-shirts/sweatshirts available, send request to our return address. See picture on the opposite page.

Homecoming 1991 Thanks Bill

The Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association Home­coming Day 1991 meeting was held at the McDonald’s Restaurant within the original part of the Union on Oc­tober 19, 1991. Pictured above are the brothers who attended the meeting. They are: (I to r) front row: Ron Eichhorn, Gary Brinkmeyer, Boone Chaney. Middle row: Tom Swanson, John Closs, Dick Swing, Kirk Davis, Tim Kearns, Pat Wesley (recognize the old jacket?). Back row: Dick Christman, Jim Luthe, Dick Carpenter, Jeff Moore, Jeff Estes.

We appreciate the turnout and hope we can in­crease it each year. Solicitation of comments from those present indicated general approval with the present activities and direction of the PSE Alumni Association. The following brothers were nominated to the PSE Alumni Association Board for the 1991 -1992 term: Gary Brinkmeyer, Boone Chaney, Jim Luthe, Jeff Moore, Marvin Randolph, Tom Swanson and Dick Swing.

The Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association Board would like to express its thanks to Bill Barker - 1979, of Davenport, Iowa for the donation he made to the PSE Alumni Association. As with any monies received by the Association, it will go into the general pool of monies earning interest for the PSE Alumni Association Student Awards, given out near the Fall Semester in­ception each year. Thanks, Bill.

Newsletters AvailableThis issue of the PSE Alumni Association Newsletter

represents the third issue since the Spring 1991 initial Newsletter followed by the Fall 1991 edition. For those of you who did not receive either or both of the first two editions, we do have extras available and will be happy to forward a copy to you upon your request - let us know.

For You DuffersBill David (Gator -1976) has asked us to announce

that he is scheduling a Golf Outing for upwards of 48 or more brothers, desirous of getting together for a good time and a chance to live in the past. It will be held in the Chicago area on July 18, 1992, and you can contact Gator at 1257 Country Glen Lane, Carol Stream, IL 60188 or call him at (708) 213-1273 for more details.

pirctljersThe Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association is once

again saddened to report to you the death of a number of Brothers of the Heart from over the years. Let us however, take solace in the fact that we are better for having known them.

Garland Bryan Larry MizenerJack R. Douglas John W. VoigtThomas L. Osborn

Top row (left to right) - Gray Sweatshirts - 4” Greek sew-on letters, silver and red crest, gold and red crest. Bottom row (left to right) - T-shirts - Silver and red crest on white t-shirt, silver and red crest on gray t-shirt, silver and red crest on red t-shirt, gold and red crest on red t-shirt.

P.S.E. Tidbits- Homecoming 1992 is October 10,1992 with E.I.U. hosting Indiana State - should be a good one!- Charles Henry (1970) was married to Jean McLaren on March 30, 1992 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Reception is set for July 25, 1992 at The Campout.- Roger Haberer (1966) has moved up into the ranks of Big Ten football officialdom. It’s a tough job but some­body has to do it and Roger is more than happy to accommodate. He was an official in the Liberty Bowl this past December and may be seen on the TV broad­casted Big Ten football games on Saturdays, depend­ing on his schedule and the broadcast schedule.- The niece of Dave Carrell (1972) was an eager participant in her first Olympics Pairs Ice Skating com­petition recently held in the French Alps. Her name is Jennifer Meno and she was the dynamite-looking red- haired young lady who along with partner Scott Wend- land ended up in 10th place overall in the world-class competition for the U.S.A.- Individual brothers from both ends of the state of Illinois have been recently expressing the desire to or­ganize and get together as a Phi Sig group - this would probably be within the St. Louis area as well as the Chicago area. As you can see from the golf outing article in this newsletter, brothers are starting to reach out to get together again. Let us know (P.S.E. Alumni Association) if we may be of any help.

Second Annual Student Awards

As you may well know by now, the Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association embarked last year on an annual Student Awards program to financially assist identified children of former Phi Sigs (P.S.E., that is), Delta Chap­ter at Eastern Illinois University. Last Fall, the Associa­tion was able to award grants of $500 dollars to each of eight EIU students. The Awards program and dinner was well received and was documented in the Fall 1991 newsletter.

With the receipt of this newsletter, eligibility is open for you submit to the P.S.E. Alumni Association, the names of children who will be attending EIU in Fall 1992 or those already in school as an undergraduate

in the Fall. The cutoff date for submission of the Stu­dent Award Information questionnaire form in this news­letter is July 1, 1992. Upon receipt of the informational questionnaire and verification of children attending or about to attend EIU, notification will be forwarded to you regarding the Student Award. Only one monetary award will be granted per family. This monetary grant is free of all payback and has no provisions as to how it must be used.

Further inquiry may be addressed to the attention of the Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association, P.O. Box 931, Charleston, IL 61920. Please be sure to send your address and telephone number.

STUDENT AWARDS INFORMATIONALUMNUSINFO.

Name ________________________Address ______________________City__________________________Telephone ()Year Graduated from EIU________Years Attended EIU - 19____ to 19

___ State Zip______________PHI SIGMA EPSILON INFO.Pledge Class Year ___________Active Member - 19to 19.

STUDENT Name _________________________INFO. Campus Address (if known)_______

Telephone (if known)____________Projected EIU Start Date (Semester)Projected Graduation Date

Phi Sigma Epsilon Delta Alumni Assn. P.O. Box 931 Charleston, IL 61920