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DELTA THETA CHAPTER 

OF THE 

ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 

MANHATTAN, KANSAS 

BOOK OF RECORDS 

Delta Theta Chapter Articles of Incorporation 

Board of Trustees Roster of Officers and Trustees and Advisors 

Building Corporation Articles of Incorporation, Officers and Directors and Lists of Contributors 

Honor Rolls of Chapter Award Recipients 

Roster of Delta Theta Chapter Officers 

Endowment Fund Articles of Incorporation, Officers and Directors and Lists of Contributors 

History of Delta Theta Chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 

Alumni Association Articles of Incorporation, Officers and Directors 

Delta Theta Charter Initiates, Original Chapter Officers and Complete Chapter Roll 

Roster of Delta Theta Pledge Classes and Initiation Rates 

Honor Rolls of National and International Awards and Recipients 

The Hall of Honor 

Roster of Delta Theta Chapter Retreats and Locations 

List of Delta Theta Grade Point Averages 

Key Alpha Tau Omega Addresses, Phone and FAX Numbers and E-Mail Addresses 

Date of Publication: May 15, 2008

DELTA THETA CHAPTER 

OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

BOOK OF RECORDS 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 

Articles of Incorporation Effective September 3, 1971 With All Amendments 

DELTA THETA BOARD OF TRUSTEES ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES AND ADVISORS 

Board of Trustees Roster Since November 2, 1994 Roster of Advisors Since 1949 

DELTA THETA BUILDING CORPORATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 

AND ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LISTS OF CONTRIBUTORS 

Building Corporation Articles of Incorporation Effective November 11, 1954 With All Amendments 

HONOR ROLLS OF CHAPTER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER OFFICERS 

ENDOWMENT FUND ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 

AND LISTS OF CONTRIBUTORS 

Endowment Fund Articles of Incorporation Effective June 3, 1954 With All Amendments 

HISTORY OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 

Alumni Association Articles of Incorporation Effective October 17, 1927 With All Amendments 

DELTA THETA CHARTER INITIATES, ORIGINAL CHAPTER OFFICERS AND COMPLETE CHAPTER ROLL 

DELTA THETA PLEDGE CLASSES AND INITIATION RATES 

HONOR ROLLS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS 

THE HALL OF HONOR 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER RETREATS AND LOCATIONS 

SUMMARY OF FEES, CHARGES AND ASSESSMENTS 

LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 

KEY ALPHA TAU OMEGA ADDRESSES, PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS AND E-MAIL ADDRESSES 

KANSAS DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

Incorporated under the General Corporation Code of the State of Kansas as a not-for-profit corporation as ALPHA THETA CHI FRATERNITY, INC., on 

February 19, 1920, and as KANSAS DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY, INC., on February 16, 1921; and its successor 

corporation, DELTA THETA OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA, INC., incorporated on September 3, 1971; both of which constitute the body-corporate of the 

KANSAS DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY, a subordinate entity of the ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY, 

which was chartered pursuant to provisions of the National Constitution and Laws (currently National Bylaws and Policies and Procedures) of the Fraternity and 

duly installed in Manhattan, Kansas, on October 22nd and 23rd, 1920 A.D.

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SUMMARY OF CHAPTERS 

Chapter 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

DELTA THETA OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 1 

DELTA THETA BOARD OF TRUSTEES ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES AND ADVISORS 2 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA BUILDING CORPORATION 

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND ROSTER OF CORPORATE 

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND 

LISTS OF BUILDING CORPORATION CONTRIBUTORS 3 

HONOR ROLLS OF CHAPTER AWARD RECIPIENTS 4 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER OFFICERS 5 

KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS' AID ENDOWMENT FUND 

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND ROSTER OF CORPORATE 

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND 

LISTS OF ENDOWMENT FUND CONTRIBUTORS 6 

HISTORY OF THE RED TIE CLUB (R. T. C.), ALPHA THETA CHI FRATERNITY AND DELTA 

THETA CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 7 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS 

AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 8 

DELTA THETA CHARTER INITIATES, ORIGINAL CHAPTER OFFICERS AND COMPLETE 

CHAPTER ROLL 9 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA PLEDGE CLASSES AND INITIATION RATES 10 

HONOR ROLLS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS 11 

THE HALL OF HONOR 12 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER RETREATS AND LOCATIONS 13 

LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 14 

KEY ALPHA TAU OMEGA ADDRESSES, PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS AND E-MAIL ADDRESSES 15

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CHAPTER 1: 

DELTA THETA OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 1.01 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

5th. 

6th. 

7th. 

8th. 

9th. 

Name 

Principal Place of Business 

Registered Office and Registered Agent 

Purpose 

Capital, Grant of Authority and Condition of Membership 

Amount of Capital 

Incorporators 

Term of Existence 

Board of Directors 

CHAPTER 2: 

DELTA THETA BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES AND ADVISORS 2.01 

Section 1: Roster of Officers and Members of Board of Trustees 2.01 

A. Chairman 

B. Vice-Chairman 

C. Secretary 

D. Trustees 

E. Chapter Trustees 

Section 2: Roster of Advisors 2.02 

A. Chapter Advisors 

B. Faculty Advisors 

C. Assistant Chapter Advisors 

D. Assistant Faculty Advisors 

E. Faculty Advisors Emeritus 

CHAPTER 3: 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

BUILDING CORPORATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, 

ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS 

OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LISTS 

OF BUILDING CORPORATION CONTRIBUTORS 3.01 

Section 1: Building Corporation Articles of Incorporation 3.03 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

5th. 

6th. 

7th. 

8th. 

Name 

Registered Office 

Registered Agent 

Purpose 

Powers 



Membership

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9th. 

10th. 

11th. 

Limitations 

Amendment of Articles 

Dissolution 

Section 2: 

Building Corporation Roster of Corporate Officers 

and Members of the Board of Directors 3.07 

A. President 

B. Vice-President 

C. Secretary 

D. Treasurer 

E. Members of the Board of Directors 

Section 3: Lists of Building Corporation Contributors 3.13 

A. Chapter House Golden Donors (1968-1970) 

B. 75th Anniversary Chapter House Renovation/ 

Addition Project (1993-1995) 

CHAPTER 4: HONOR ROLL OF CHAPTER AWARD RECIPIENTS 4.01 

Section 1: Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega 4.03 

1A1. The President=s Award 

1A2. The Chapter Advisor=s Brotherhood Award 

1A3. The J. B. Angle Tau of the Year Award 

1A4. The Tau of the Month Award 

1A5. The Honor Initiate Award 

1A6A. The Outstanding Pledge Award 

1A6B. The Outstanding New Member Award 

1A6C. The Michael J. Brown Memorial Outstanding New Member Award 

1A7. The Chapter Sweetheart Award 

Section 2: Delta Theta Board of Trustees 4.17 

2A1. The Trustees= Brotherhood Award 

2A2. The Order of the Third Star Award 

Section 3: Delta Theta Hall of Honor Committee 4.19 

3A1. The Delta Theta Hall of Honor Award 

Section 4: Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building Corporation 4.21 

4A1. The Summer House Manager Award 

Section 5: Kansas State Alpha Tau Omega Students= Aid Endowment Fund 4.23 

5A1. The Elmer D. McCollum Scholastic Excellence Awards 

(5B3.) (Semester Top Grades) 

5A2A. The Best Room Scholarship Awards 

5A2B. The Elmer D. McCollum Best Room Scholarship Awards 

5A3. The Elmer D. McCollum Worthy Master Award 

5A4. The Richard E. Fagerberg Worthy Marshal Award 

5A5A. The Elmer D. McCollum Worthy Keeper of Exchequer Award 

5A5B. The Allan D. Holiday, Jr. Worthy Keeper of Exchequer Award


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5A6. The Elmer D. McCollum Worthy Scribe Award 

5A7. The Elmer D. McCollum Membership 

Recruitment Chairman Award 

5A8. The Elmer D. McCollum Membership 

Assistant Recruitment Chairmen Award 

5A9. The Elmer D. McCollum True Merit Character Award 

5A10. The Todd F. Lakin K-State Leadership Awards 

5A11. The Jeffrey L. Gates Business Administration Award 

5B1. The William L. Muir II and John T. Muir Memorial 

Grant-in-Aid Awards (Muir Memorial Cup) 

5B4. The Tyler F. Newton Noah=s Ark Awards 

5C1. The L. Allyn Laybourn Scholastic Excellence Award 

(5B2.) (Yearly Top Grades) 

5C2. The Joseph P. Fangman Honor Initiate Award 

5C3A. The Elmer D. McCollum Most Improved Scholarship Award 

5C3B. The Matthew L. Bretz Most Improved Scholarship Award 

5C4. The Larry D. Marvel Memorial House Manager Award 

5C5. The Larry D. Marvel Memorial Assistant House Manager Award 

5C6A. The Summer House Manager Award 

5C6B. The John A. Towse, Jr. Summer House Manager Award 

5C7. The Robert M. Bensman President=s Award 

5C8. The John E. Holstrom Memorial Outstanding 

Senior Award 

5C9. The Dan G. Tinder Memorial Outstanding 

Junior Award 

5C10A. The Richard R. Sterrett Memorial Outstanding 

Sophomore Award 

5C10B. The Richard R. Sterrett and Robert K. Sterrett 

Memorial Outstanding Sophomore Award 

5C11. The John E. Holstrom Memorial Outstanding 

Freshman Award 

5C12. The William L. Muir III LeaderShape Award 

5C13A. The Michael J. McKernan Outstanding Athlete Award 

5C13B. The Kaleigh B. Grimes Outstanding Athlete Award 

5C14A. The Gregory A. Lloyd and David M. Saunders 

Social Service Coordinator Award 

5C14B. The Gary R. Cottrell and Russell W. Taddiken 

Social Service Coordinator Award 

5C15A. The Ryan A. Newth Social Chairman Award 

5C15B. The Ryan A. Newth Risk Management Officer/Social Chairman Award 

5C16. The David L. Watson Education Award 

5C17A. The Kitchen Manager Award 

5C17B. The Henry F. Kupfer Kitchen Manager Award 

5C18. The Guy W. Gross Scholarship Chairman Award 

5C19. The Christian J. Kelly Law School Award 

5C20. The Dale L. Duncan Memorial Philanthropy Chairman Award 

5C21. The Justin J. Nelson Communications Officer Award 

5C22. The Freeman Family Outstanding Major Officer Award 

5C23. The Jonathan S. Kurche Historian Award 

5C24A. The Elmer D. McCollum Worthy Chaplain Award 

5C24B. The Steven C. Johnson Worthy Chaplain Award 

5C25. The Richard R. Harrison Outstanding Out-of-House Member Award 

5C26 The Dikeman Family Alumni Relations Officer Award 

5C27. The Founders' Memorial Senior Grant Awards 

5C28A. The Elmer D. McCollum Membership Education Chairman Award 

5C28B. The Benjamin B. Barnert Membership Education Chairman Award 

5C29. The Service to Mankind Award 

5D1. The John E. HolstromArchitectural Scholarships 

5D2. The Stanley L. Winter K-State Union 

Leadership Scholarship 

5D3. The William L. Muir II and John T. Muir Blue Key 

Leadership Scholarships 

5D4. The Wendy S. McCrary Chapter Sweetheart Scholarships 

5D5. The Robert S. Krause Outstanding Campus Leader Award 

5E1. The John T. (Tom) Muir Outstanding Greek Athlete Scholarship

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CHAPTER 5: ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER OFFICERS 5.01 

Section 1: Presidents (Worthy Masters) 5.03 

Section 2: Vice-Presidents (Worthy Chaplains) 5.07 

Section 2A: Vice-Presidents (Worthy Marshals) 5.11 

Section 2B: Chaplains (Worthy Chaplains) 5.13 

Section 3: Treasurers (Worthy Keepers of Exchequer) 5.15 

Section 4: Secretaries (Worthy Scribes) 5.17 

Section 5: Historians (Worthy Keepers of Annals) 5.21 

Section 6: Sergeants-at-Arms (Worthy Ushers) 5.25 

Section 7: Doorkeepers (Worthy Sentinels) 5.29 

Section 8: Membership Education Chairmen 5.33 

Section 9: Public Relations Officers 5.35 

CHAPTER 6: 

KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS' AID ENDOWMENT 

FUND ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, CORPORATE OFFICERS 

AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LISTS OF ENDOWMENT 

FUND CONTRIBUTORS 6.01 

Section 1: Endowment Fund Articles of Incorporation 6.03 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

5th. 

6th. 

7th. 

8th. 

9th. 

10th. 

11th. 

Name 


Registered Agent 

Purpose 



Powers 

Limitations 

Dissolution 

Amendment of Articles 

Internal Revenue Code Limitations 

Section 2: 

Endowment Fund Roster of Corporate Officers 


A. President 


C. Secretary-Treasurer 

D. Secretary 

E. Treasurer 

F. Members of the Board of Directors 

G. Ex Officio Members


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Section 3: List of Endowment Fund Contributors 6.13 

A. The 35th Anniversary Scholarship Fund Drive 

B. The John E. Holstrom Memorial Scholarship Fund Drive 

C. The John T. Muir Memorial Scholarship Fund Drive 

D. The Stanley L. Winter Memorial Scholarship Fund Drive 

E. The 1430 Fairchild Scholarship Fund Drive 

F. The Dale L. Duncan Memorial Fund Drive 

G. The L. Allyn Laybourn Memorial Fund Drive 

CHAPTER 7: 

HISTORY OF THE RED TIE CLUB (R. T. C.), 

ALPHA THETA CHI FRATERNITY AND 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF THE 

ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 7.01 

Section 1: The Red Tie Club (R. T. C.) (1912-1917) 7.03 

Section 2: Alpha Theta Chi Fraternity (1917-1920) 7.07 

Section 3: The Campaign for Alpha Tau Omega (1919-1920) 7.11 

Section 4: 

The Installation of Kansas Delta Theta Chapter 

of Alpha Tau Omega (1920) 7.13 

Section 5: The Early Development of Kansas Delta Theta (1920-1929) 7.15 

Section 6: The Alumni Corporations (1919-Present) 7.19 

Section 7: The Thirties: Development Despite Depression (1930-1939) 7.21 

Section 8: The World War II Years and Rebuilding (1940-1947) 7.23 

Section 9: 

Section 10: 

The New Wing and The Post-War Era 

Through the 1950s (1948-1959) 7.25 

Years of Activities and Honors Lead to 

the Golden Anniversary (1960-1968) 7.27 

Section 11: A Dream Come True B A New Chapter House (1966-1970) 7.29 

Section 12: The Golden Year B The Fiftieth Anniversary (1970) 7.33 

Section 13: The True Merit Chapter (1970-1995) 7.35 

Section 14: On to the 21st Century (1995-Present) 7.41

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CHAPTER 8: 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 

AND ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS AND 

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 8.01 

Section 1: Alumni Association Articles of Incorporation 8.03 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

5th. 

6th. 

7th. 

Name 

Purpose 




Value 

Incorporators 

Section 2: 

Alumni Association Roster of Corporate Officers 


A. President 


C. Secretary-Treasurer 

D. Secretary 

E. Treasurer 

F. Members of the Board of Directors 

CHAPTER 9: 

DELTA THETA CHARTER INITIATES, ORIGINAL CHAPTER 

OFFICERS AND COMPLETE CHAPTER ROLL 9.01 

Section 1: 

Delta Theta Charter Initiates and 

Original Chapter Officers 9.03 

Section 2: Complete Chapter Roll 9.05 

CHAPTER 10: ROSTER OF DELTA THETA PLEDGE CLASSES, DELTA THETA 

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION MAP, CURRENT CHAPTER HOUSE 

DISTRIBUTION BY AREAS AND COUNTIES AND INITIATION RATES 10.01 

Section 1: Roster of Delta Theta Pledge Classes 10.03 

Section 2: Initiation Rates 10.21


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CHAPTER 11: HONOR ROLLS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL 

AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS 11.01 

Section 1: The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 11.03 

1A. The Top Chapter Award 

1B. The True Merit Award 

1C. The Thomas Arkle Clark Award 

1D1A. The Joseph Reid Anderson Award 

1D1B. The Joseph Reid Anderson Gold Award 

1D1C. The Gold Communications Award 

1D2A. The Harry L. Bird Award 

1D2B. The Harry L. Bird Silver Award 

1D2C. The Silver Communications Award 

1D3. The Bronze Communications Award 

1E. The National President (Worthy Grand Chief) Award 

1F1. The Advisor of the Year Award 

1F2. The Board of Trustees of the Year Award 

Section 2: The Alpha Tau Omega Foundation 11.19 

2A. The Community Awareness Award 

2B. The Richard A. Ports Public Affairs Award 

2C. The Undergraduate Scholarship Award 

2D. The Graduate Scholarship Award 

2E. The Lawrence A. Long Law Award 

Section 3: The North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) 11.25 

3A. The National Award of Distinction 

CHAPTERS 12, 13 AND 14: THE HALL OF HONOR, ROSTER OF 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER RETREATS AND LOCATIONS 

AND LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 12.01 - 14.02 

Index 12.03 

CHAPTER 12: THE HALL OF HONOR 12.05 

Section 1: The Delta Theta Hall of Honor Enshrinees 12.05 

Section 2: The Order of the Third Star Enshrinees 12.06 

Section 3: The Honor Roll of National Award Recipients 12.06 

CHAPTER 13: ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER RETREATS AND LOCATIONS 13.01 

Section 1: 

Section 2: 

Section 3: 

Roster of Delta Theta Weekend Retreats 

and Locations 13.01 

Roster of Delta Theta Chapter Advisor 

Pledge Class Retreats and Locations 13.03 

Roster of Delta Theta Executive Committee Retreats/ 

Chapter Advisor Dinners and Locations 13.04

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Section 4: 

Section 5: 


Senior Dinners and Locations 13.05 


Senior Retreats and Attendees 13.06 

CHAPTER 14: LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 14.01 

CHAPTER 15: KEY ALPHA TAU OMEGA ADDRESSES, PHONE AND 

FAX NUMBERS AND E-MAIL ADDRESSES 15.01 

Section 1: National Headquarters 15.03 

Section 2: National Officers 15.03 

Section 3: National Board of Directors 15.04 

Section 4: Delta Theta Chapter Officers 15.05 

Section 5: Delta Theta Board of Trustees and Advisors 15.09 

Section 6: 

Delta Theta Alumni Corporations Officers (Building 

Corporation, Endowment Fund and Alumni Association) 15.10

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CHAPTER 1 


ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 

KANSAS DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

___________________________________________________________________________ 

Incorporated under the laws of the State of Kansas as THE ALPHA THETA CHI FRATERNITY, INC. on 

February 19, 1920, by Elmer D. McCollum, Walter W. Rodewald, Walter R. Horlacher, Carl F. Mershon and N. 

Dale Lund. On February 16, 1921, the name of the corporation was changed to KANSAS DELTA THETA 

CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY, INC. These Articles of Incorporation called for 

a not-for-profit corporation which shall engage in the business of Aa fraternity, for social purposes, formed from 

young men enrolled at the Kansas State Agricultural College [University].@ The Articles provided for the length 

of time for the corporation to exist to be fifty years. On September 3, 1971, after the expiration of the original 

Articles of Incorporation, a successor corporation named DELTA THETA OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA, INC. 

was incorporated under the laws of the State of Kansas.

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CHAPTER 1 


ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION* 

(Federal Taxpayer Identification Number: 48-0545813) 

We, the undersigned, incorporators, hereby associate ourselves together to form and establish a corporation 

NOT for profit under the laws of the State of Kansas. 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

NAME. The name of the Corporation is Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega. 

PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS. The location of its Principal Place of Business in this state is 

The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, 1632 McCain Lane, Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas 66502. 

REGISTERED OFFICE AND REGISTERED AGENT. The location of its registered office in 

Kansas is 1632 McCain Lane, Manhattan, Riley County, Kansas, and the resident agent is William L. 

Muir. 

PURPOSE. This Corporation is organized NOT for profit and the objects and purposes to be 

transacted and carried on are to raise the general standards of its members; to aid them in any worthy 

work in which they may be interested, not only in college but also in future life; to censure and decide 

punishment for all unworthy actions of their brothers, and to commend all worthy deeds; to perpetuate 

the name and principles of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity and to do those things necessary and 

proper to carry out such perpetuation; it shall be the aim of each member of this organization to aid 

and help his brothers in all activities that will benefit him during his student days and in his future life; 

and generally, an association for fraternal, educational and social purposes. 

The corporation shall not have authority to issue capital stock. 

5th. 

CAPITAL, GRANT OF AUTHORITY AND CONDITION OF MEMBERSHIP. The total 

amount of capital of this corporation is NONE. 

Statement of Grant of Authority, as may be desired to be given to the Board of Directors: The 

Executive Committee shall initially be composed of the Worthy Master (President), the Worthy 

Chaplain (Vice-President), the Worthy Keeper of Exchequer (Treasurer), the Worthy Keeper of 

Annals (Historian), the Worthy Scribe (Secretary), the Worthy Usher, the Worthy Sentinel, the Pledge 

Chairman, and the Public Relations Officer. They shall meet on call of the President and minutes of 

all meetings will be taken. Any decision of the Committee may be revoked by a two-thirds (2/3) vote 

of the active chapter. The Committee shall handle emergency business, delegate and act for the active 

chapter when that body cannot meet, and to construe, interpret and enforce the By-Laws of the 

Corporation, and to do those things necessary and proper to carry out the provisions of these By-Laws. 

The conditions of membership: Membership shall be determined by initiation into the Alpha Tau 

Omega Fraternity. 

6th. 

AMOUNT OF CAPITAL. The Amount of Capital with which this Corporation will commence 

business is NO Dollars. 

*Delta Theta Chapter By-Laws and House Rules: See Members Manual Chapter 1

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7th. 

INCORPORATORS. The Names and Places of Residence of each of the INCORPORATORS: 

Douglas A. Firebaugh, 4507 West 77th Street, Prairie Village, Kansas 66208 

Jeffrey L. Burner, 5312 West 69th Terrace, Prairie Village, Kansas 66208 

James H. Budke, 409 Chestnut, Osawatomie, Kansas 66064 

Stephen J. Glotzbach, 606 Scott Avenue, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas 66027 

Michael E. Johnson, 7628 Arroyo del Oso, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109 

Daniel C. Walter, 611 West Wilberforce, Norton, Kansas 67654 

Marc S. Connor, 3312 West 71st Street, Prairie Village, Kansas 66208 

Richard C. Kline, 900 North Barber, McPherson, Kansas 67460 

Robert K. Sterrett, 310 North Brown, Norton, Kansas 67654 

8th. 

9th. 

TERM OF EXISTENCE. The Term for which this Corporation is to exist is ONE HUNDRED 

YEARS. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The Number of Directors or Trustees or Governors shall initially be 

NINE (9) Directors.


CHAPTER 2 


ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

ROSTER OF ADVISORS

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1. ROSTER OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

A. CHAIRMAN 

William L. Muir III 1994- 

B. VICE-CHAIRMAN 

Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1994- 

C. SECRETARY 

Dorothy L. Smith 1994-2002 

Eileen T. Hinkin 2002- 

D. TRUSTEES 



Michael E. Brown 1994-2003 

David P. Donnelly 1994-2002 

Dorothy L. Smith 1994-2002 

Timothy M. Henderson 1999-2002 

Kent H. Kiracofe 1999- 

Eileen T. Hinkin 2002- 

Scott H. Jones 2002- 

Michael S. Ribble 2002- 

Monty E. Nielsen 2003- 

Richard W. Seidler 2004- 

E. CHAPTER TRUSTEES 

Ryan D. Hurlbutt 

Daniel D. Dow 

Paul L. Damm 

Cary L. Majors 

Guy W. Gross 

Jonathan A. Freeman 

Brandon H. Keely 

Gabriel J. Graham 

Curtis D. Snowden 

Robert M. Bensman 

Joshua T. Brueggemann 

Christopher J. Struzina 

Chad D. Russell 

Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 

1994-1995 P 

1995-1996 P 

1995-1996 A 

1996-1997 P 

1996-1997 A 

1997-1998 P 

1997-1998 A 

1998-1999 P 

1998-1999 A 

1999-2000 P 

1999-2000 A 

1999-2000 C 

2000-2001 P 

2000 C


Jonathan S. Kurche 

2000-2001 A 

Joshua R. Wedel 

2000-2001 C 

2001-2002 A 

Lance T. Jones 

2001-2002 P 

Daniel R. Adrain 

2001 C 

Steven L. Bellinger 

2001-2002 C 

Andrew M. Newton 

2001-2002 V 

2002-2003 P 

Tanner N. Klingzell 

2002-2003 A 

Benjamin C. Porter 

2002 C 

Andrew J. Joiner 

2002 V 

Ryan C. Parisi 

2002-2003 C 

2003 V 

Erik P. Ankrom 

2002-2003 V 

Scott M. Freeman 

2002-2003 N 

Erik M. Rome 

2003-2004 P 

Joshua T. Ault 

2003 N 

2005-2006 P 

Ryan C. Falco 

2003 C 

Daniel O. Sobek 

2003 A 

2003-2004 C 

Michael D. Durig 

2003-2004 N 

Timothy J. Bensman 

2003-2004 V 

2004-2005 A 

Brian M. King 

2003-2004 A 

2004-2005 P 

2005-2006 A 

Cameron M. Sterrett 

2004 C 

Jeffrey E. Elkins 

2004 N 

2006 VP 

Charles D. Robben 

2004 V 

2005 C 

Matthew R. Porter 

2004-2005 C 

Grayson E. Bauer 

2004-2005 N 

Brandon C. Converse 

2004-2005 VP 

Jacob R. Will 

2005 VP 

W. Scott Dikeman 2005-2006 VP 

Bradley R. Stein 

2005-2006 C 

Kellen E. Sherlock 

2005-2006 N 

Scott R. Keller 

2006-2007 P 

James R. Fullagar 

2006 C 

Tyler C. Wisdom 

2006 N 

Robert J. Domsch 

2006 A 

2006-2007 C 

John W. Bensman 

2005 N 

2006-2007 VP 

Matthew J. Duerfeldt 

Samuel J. Hund 

2007-2008 P 

2006-2007 A 

2006-2007 N 

2007-2008 C 

2008-2009 A


Peter E. Boos 

Joshua D. Cromer 

Drew M. Wagner 

Jared M. Schnefke 

Shawn M. Taddiken 

Cole B. Halbleib 

Trent R. Byquist 

Tyrek J. Artley 

2007 VP 

2008-2009 P 

2007 C 

2008 VP 

2007-2008 A 

2007 N 

2007-2008 VP 

2007-2008 N 

2008 C 

2008 N 

P Chapter President 

VP Chapter Vice-President 

C Chapter Chaplain 

A At-Large Chapter Member 

N Chapter Outstanding New Member Award Recipient 

V Chapter Vice-President (Non-Voting)


2. ROSTER OF ADVISORS 

A. CHAPTER ADVISORS 

Dale L. Duncan 1949-1963 

Donald G. Powell 1963-1965 

W. Bruce Wren 1965-1970 



B. FACULTY ADVISORS 

C. Clyde Jones 1976-1987 

Robert S. Krause 1987-2000 


Scott H. Jones 2002- 

C. ASSISTANT CHAPTER ADVISORS 


Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1992-1996 

Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 2005- 

Joel T. Johnson 2006- 

Joshua T. Ault 2007- 

D. ASSISTANT FACULTY ADVISORS 


E. FACULTY ADVISORS EMERITUS 

C. Clyde Jones 1987- 

Robert S. Krause 2000- 

David P. Donnelly 2002-


CHAPTER 3 



AND 

ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS 

AND 

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

AND 

LISTS OF BUILDING CORPORATION CONTRIBUTORS 


________________________________________________ 

Articles of Incorporation Adopted: November 11, 1954 

Building Corporation Incorporated: December 1, 1954



1. BUILDING CORPORATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION* 


We, the undersigned, incorporators, do hereby voluntarily associate ourselves together to form and 

establish a corporation NOT for profit, under the laws of the State of Kansas. 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

5th. 

NAME. The name of the Corporation is Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building 

Corporation. 

REGISTERED OFFICE. The location of its registered office in Kansas is 1632 McCain Lane, 

Manhattan, Kansas 66502. 

REGISTERED AGENT. The name and address of its resident agent in Kansas is Delta Theta of Alpha 

Tau Omega, 1632 McCain Lane, Manhattan, Kansas 66502. 

PURPOSE. This Corporation is organized NOT for profit and the general purpose for which it is created 

shall be to acquire, erect, maintain, operate, and/or lease, a fraternity chapter house in the vicinity of 

Kansas State University at Manhattan, Kansas. 

POWERS. This Corporation shall have power in furtherance of its corporate purposes: 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

(f) 

To acquire by gift, bequest, devise, purchase or exchange property of any kind or character. 

To hold, manage, conserve, lease, rent, sell, mortgage, encumber, expend, convey, exchange, 

invest or reinvest any property or funds which it may acquire, and to exercise with respect to any 

such property or funds any power with respect to the business management thereof which any 

individual could exercise if such individual owned such property or funds in fee simple. 

To employ and compensate all necessary agents, attorneys and employees and to delegate to them 

such duties, powers and responsibilities as may be deemed appropriate. 

To exercise each and every power which any private corporation chartered under the laws of 

Kansas might exercise, and which is not inconsistent with provisions of these Articles of 

Incorporation, or the purpose for which this Corporation is formed. 

To adopt and amend, from time to time, By-Laws (not inconsistent with these Articles of 

Incorporation) to govern the management and conduct of this Corporation and its affairs, the 

selection of its officers, their terms of office, and their duties and powers. 

To do and perform all other acts needful or appropriate in carrying out the purpose for which this 

Corporation was formed. 

6th. 

TERM OF EXISTENCE. The term for which this Corporation is to exist is one hundred (100) years, but 

by action of its Board of Directors this term may be extended or renewed as often and for such additional 

periods as at the time of the action may be lawful. 

*Building Corporation Chapter House Rules and Regulations and By-Laws: See Members Manual Chapter 6


7th. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The business affairs and property of this Corporation shall be managed by 

the Board of Directors, consisting of not more than twenty-one (21) voting members, all of whom must be 

qualified members of this Corporation, who shall serve until their successors are duly elected by a majority 

of the members of this Corporation present at any regular meeting provided in the By-Laws. The 

following persons shall constitute the first Board of Directors, and shall serve until their successors are 

duly elected and qualified at the first regular meeting provided in the By-Laws: 

Lloyd C. Riggs, 4629 W. 69th Terrace, Prairie Village, Kansas 

Temporary Chairman 

Jay H. Payne, 600 W. Republic, Salina, Kansas 

Acting Secretary 

Walter J. Rogers, 1001 College Avenue, Manhattan, Kansas 

Acting Treasurer 

Virgil W. Bodine, 7400 W. 50 Highway, Mission, Kansas 

C. Richard Mann, 1116 Washburn, Topeka, Kansas 

Howard K. Woodbury, Woodbury Farms, Olivet, Kansas 

Brom D. Hixon, WaKeeney, Kansas 

Vernon G. Asher, R.F.D.#2, Great Bend, Kansas 

John Steiner, 305 E. 14th Street, Hutchinson, Kansas 

Keith R. Kehmeier, St. Francis, Kansas 

Elmer D. McCollum, 2305 S. Webster, Kokomo, Indiana 

Walter T. Rolfe, 5101 Pine, Bellaire, Texas 

Charles C. McPherson, Southhampton, Massachusetts 

Laurens H. Reyburn, 90 Maywood Drive, San Francisco, California 

Lou W. Grothusen, 1509 Belmont, Parsons, Kansas 

The Board of Directors above named shall meet, organize, adopt By-Laws, and elect officers at such time 

and place as they may hereafter fix in writing. At such organization meeting, or any adjournment thereof, 

a majority of said Directors shall constitute a quorum and may transact any business which should be 

transacted if all the voting members were present. 

8th. 

9th. 

10th. 

MEMBERSHIP. Membership in this Corporation is limited to that of a donating membership. Any 

member of the Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega may become a life member of this Corporation 

by donating an amount provided in the By-Laws or any multiple thereof, to this Corporation, and shall thus 

become a qualified member and be entitled to cast one vote for each such donation, but no member shall 

be entitled to cast more than four (4) votes regardless of the donation made by him, to elect the Board of 

Directors of this Corporation, at any regular meeting provided in the By-Laws. These memberships are 

non-assignable and non-transferable. Each respective membership shall become void upon the death of 

the holder. 

LIMITATIONS. This Corporation shall never have any capital stock. No part of its earnings shall ever 

inure to the benefit of any private individual. This Corporation shall not carry on propaganda or otherwise 

attempt to influence legislation; and no part of its funds or property shall ever be used for any such 

purposes. This Corporation=s earnings and property shall be, and are hereby, dedicated to, and shall be 

used exclusively for the purposes for which this Corporation is created; but no one dealing with this 

Corporation shall ever be under any duty to see that any of its funds or property are so used, or shall ever 

be or become in anyways liable for this Corporation=s failure so to use its funds or property. 

AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES. These Articles of Incorporation may be amended, altered or repealed 

by a vote of not less than three fourths (3/4) of the members present at any regular meeting provided for in 

the By-Laws, or any special meeting called for that purpose.


11th. 

DISSOLUTION. Whenever the members of this Corporation, by a vote of not less than three-fourth (:) of 

the then members present at any meeting called for that purpose, notice of time, place and purpose of said 

meeting, having been given in writing addressed to the last known address of each member, thirty (30) 

days before said meeting, shall determine that it is no longer feasible to accomplish or carry on the 

purposes for which this Corporation was formed, its affairs shall be wound up, its debts paid, and its 

remaining assets shall be distributed in any manner agreed to by not less than three-fourths (3/4) of the 

then members of this Corporation present at said meeting.



2. BUILDING CORPORATION ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS 

AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

A. PRESIDENT 

Lloyd C. Riggs 1955 

Howard K. Woodbury 1955-1956 

C. Richard Mann 1956-1957 

J. B. Angle 1957-1958 

Brom D. Hixson 1958-1959 

John Steiner 1959-1960 

Ward H. Shurtz 1960-1961 

Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1961-1962 

Clarence R. Crawford 1962-1964 

Fred H. Woodbury 1964-1965 

Gary N. Pottorff 1965-1966 

Lewis W. Watson 1966-1968 


Richard E. Fagerberg 1970-1981 

Douglas A. Firebaugh 1981-1983 

Steven C. Johnson 1983-2008 

Steven A. Swanson 2008- 

B. VICE-PRESIDENT 

Howard K. Woodbury 1955 


J. B. Angle 1956-1957 



Ward H. Shurtz 1959-1960 



Rollin W. Vickery 1962-1963 

Fred H. Woodbury 1963-1964 




John T. Muir 1967-1968 

Larry W. Emig 1968-1974 

Robert D. Overman 1974-1976 


Steven C. Johnson 1981-1983 

Joseph D. Berlekamp 1983-2001 

Steven A. Swanson 2001-2008 

Benjamin B. Barnert 2008-


C. SECRETARY 

Jay H. Payne 1955-1971 


D. TREASURER 

Walter J. Rogers 1955-1977 

William L. Muir III (Acting) 1977 

Marc S. Connor 1977-1983 

David A. Stuck 1983-1984 


Steven B. Young 1985-1994 

Scott D. Goertzen 1994-2001 

Brent A. Taylor 2001- 

E. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Laurens H. Reyburn 1955 

Lou W. Grothusen 1955 

Virgil W. Bodine 1955-1956 

Keith R. Kehmeier 1955-1956 

Elmer D. McCollum 1955-1956 

Charles C. McPherson 1955-1957 

Howard K. Woodbury 1955-1958 

Walter T. Rolfe 1955-1958 

Lloyd C. Riggs 1955-1960 


Vernon G. Asher 1955-1962 





Jay H. Payne 1955-1973 

Walter J. Rogers 1955-1977 

J. B. Angle 1956-1959 

John T. Muir 1956-1962 

1967-1975 

Ward M. Shurtz 1956-1968 

L. Allyn Laybourn 1957-1972 

William B. Eddy 1958-1959 

1963-1968 

George M. Grafel 1958-1964 

1970-1976 

Alphia E. Knapp 1959-1961 

Case A. Bonebrake 1959-1965 



George D. Bishop 1961-1976 

Fred Woodbury 1962-1965 

Gary N. Pottorff 1962-1971



LaRue Anderson 1965-1968 

John R. Kupfer 1965-1971 

1992-1995 

Irving L. Walker 1966-1972 

Phil Schuley 1968-1969 

Darwin Johnson 1968-1971 


Henry F. Filson 1969-1976 

Richard E. Fagerberg 1969- 

Jim Filson 1971-1974 

Samuel R. Hogue 1971-1974 

Robert D. Overman 1971-1983 


Jeffrey L. Burner 1972-1975 

Gerald J. Lang 1972-1975 

John E. Holstrom 1972-1975 

Terry L. Bowen 1973-1976 

Richard J. Bloomer 1974-1983 

Steven C. Johnson 1974- 

Dale K. Allen 1975-1978 

Paul J. Bartak 1975-1984 


Duane C. Holloway 1975-1984 

Keith E. Pike 1976-1985 

Barry P. Hilton 1976-1985 


2004- 

Lance L. Sayler 1976-1985 

James W. Gentry 1977-1979 

Lloyd L. Landkamer 1978-1981 


Robert L. Frye 1981-1984 

David A. Wille 1983- 

David A. Stuck 1983-1985 

Joseph D. Berlekamp 1983- 

Dan G. Tinder 1984 

James D. Doull 1984-1989 

1990-1994 

Philip B. Achten 1984-1993 


Randall A. Strunk 1985-1986 

Jeffrey L. Gates 1985-1987 

Patrick V. DiCarlo 1985-1988 

Kent R. Eikenberry 1985-1988 

Antoni P. Firner 1985-1991 

Donn A. Demaree 1985- 

James E. Hellmer 1986-1995 


Timothy E. Congrove 1988-1990 

Kyle R. Rolfing 1988-1992 

Edward R. Nickel 1989-1990 

Timothy C. Smith 

1989-1990 P


Scott D. Goertzen 1989-1990 T 

1992-2003 

Bradford J. Gray 

1989-1990 H 

Kent H. Kiracofe 

1990-1991 P 

1992- 

Darrick L. Klima 

1990-1991 T 

Steven D. Harlan 

1990-1991 H 

Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 1990-1993 

J. Christian Jordan 1991 H 

Stephen L. Patton 1991-1992o 

1993- 

Shawn M. Aldridge 1991-19925 

Gregory A. Lloyd 1991-1992; 

Steven A. Swanson 1991- 

1992-1993o 

Jason W. Goertzen 1992-19935 

Travis R. Cottrell 1992; 

Damon E. Earnshaw 1992-1993; 

1993-1994o 

1998-2004 

Matthew L. Bretz 1992-1996 

Ryan D. Hurlbutt 1993-19945 

1994-1995o 

Steven J. Lauberth 1993; 

Brett M. Fincham 1993-1994; 

Timothy S. Berends 1993- 

Stuart C. Rinkleff 1994-19955 

Michael T. Parisi 1994; 

Mark A. Ruda 1994-1995; 

Bryan T. Nolt 1994-2000 

Daniel D. Dow 1995-1996o 

Brian W. Koehn 1995-19965 

Douglas M. LaMunyon 1995; 

Ty A. Bechtel 1995-1996; 

1997- 

Troy L. Bechtel 1995-2007 

R. Gordon Bruce 1995-1998 

Cary L. Majors 1996-1997o 

Paul L. Damm 1996-19975 

Aaron D. Cordell 1996; 

Bryan S. Taylor 1996-1997; 

Brent A. Taylor 1996- 

1997-19995 

Jonathan A. Freeman 1997-1998o 

Russell W. Baldwin, Jr. 1997; 

John R. Gooch 1997-1998; 

Gabriel J. Graham 1998-1999o 

Bradley E. Deener 1998; 

Travis M. Poland 1998-1999;


Robert M. Bensman 1999-2000o 

2000-2003 

Brice S. Ebert 1999-2000; 

Richard A. Webdell 1999-20005 

Chad D. Russell 2000-2001o 

Brian M. Darby 2000-2001 2 

Nicholas H. Krier 2000 3 

Jacob J. Perkins 2000-2001 3 

Lance T. Jones 2001-2002o 

Daniel J. Tokar 2001-2003 2 

Brook D. Mitchell 2001 3 

Kerry M. Funk 2001-2002 3 

Andrew M. Newton 2002-2003o 

Steven L. Bellinger 2002-2003 3 

Erik M. Rome 2003-2004o 

Brian J. Hall 2003-2004 2 

Brian M. King 2003 3 

2004-2005o 

Christopher A. Beyer 2003-2004 3 

Benjamin B. Barnert 2003- 


Brock C. Lohrey 2004-2005 2 

Jacob R. Will 2004 3 

W. Scott Dikeman 2004-2005 3 

Joshua T. Ault 2005-2006o 

Michael D. Durig 2005 3 

Sean P. Cordes 2005-2006 2 

W. Cary Dikeman 2005- 

Brett M. Robben 2005-2006 3 

Scott R. Keller 2006-2007o 

2007-2008 3 

Garrett B. Linville 2006-2007 2 

Evan C. Coglizer 2006-2007 3 

John W. Bensman 2007-2008o 

Drew W. Britton 2007-2009 2 

Joshua W. Oller 2007 3 

Joe G. Stein 2007- 

Peter E. Boos 2008-2009o 

Austin G. Waldo 2008 3 

P Ex Officio Chapter President (Non-Voting Director) 

T Ex Officio Chapter Treasurer (Non-Voting Director) 

H Ex Officio Chapter House Manager (Non-Voting Director) 

oEx Officio Chapter President (Voting Director) 

5Ex Officio Chapter Treasurer (Voting Director) 

;Ex Officio Chapter House Manager (Voting Director)



3. LISTS OF BUILDING CORPORATION CONTRIBUTORS 

A. CHAPTER HOUSE GOLDEN DONORS 

November, 1968 - November, 1970 

Memorializes and recognizes the Brothers and Friends who donated to the Building Corporation Chapter House Fund Drive, which led to the 

construction and dedication of the Chapter House, which cost $295,000, in October of 1970. The Chapter House Fund Drive raised over 

$50,000 from 152 donors. 

Dale K. Allen 1950 

James B. Angle 1920 

James B. Angle II 1957 

Ernest E. Asher 1922 

Herbert W. (Bill) Asher 1947 

Vernon G. Asher 1923 

William A. Asher 1923 

Benjamin W. Barber 1957 

Jack E. Beal 1950 

E. Leo Bebb 1920 

Everett E. Bell 1923 

George D. Bishop 1949 

Virgil W. Bodine 1948 

Stanley R. Boles 1965 

Don R. Borthwick 1942 

Douglas W. Brink 1961 

Kenneth L. Brubaker 1932 

R. Gordon Bruce 1961 

Richard I. Buchli 1941 

Elmer L. Canary 1924 

Richard R. Carr 1953 

Philip R. Carter 1925 

Lloyd E. Clarke 1950 

Clarence R. Crawford 1933 

Thomas B. Creamer 1962 

Paul Degenhardt 1947 

Jack L. Diekman 1962 

Robert C. Dobson 1965 

Clifford E. Duncan 1938 

Dale L. Duncan 1938 

Glenn E. Duncan 1940 

William B. Eddy 1954 

Larry W. Emig 1964 

Cady R. Engler 1966 

Ronald K. Edwards 1956 

Stephen B. Evans 1963 

Richard E. Fagerberg 1963 

Harry L. Felten 1921 

Henry F. Filson 1949 

James L. Filson 1951 

Harry R. Foster 1962 

J. King Foster 1960 

James W. Gentry 1966 

Dwight E. Glenn 1956 

Carl L. Glocker 1954 

Cameron S. Goldsmith 1922 

George M. Grafel 1928 

Robert E. Graves 1964 

Melvin A. Griffith 

Leo L. Hadley, Jr. 1962 

(Memorial by Lt. Col. & Mrs. Leo L. Hadley) 

Leo L. Hadley, Jr. 1962 

(Memorial by Brothers and Friends) 

Roy E. Gwin 1921 

Don S. Hall 1921 

E. Weir Hall 1922 

Richard N. Heaton 1939 

Bruce W. Heckman 1964 

Robert G. Heft 1962 

Fred W. Hiss 1922 

Harry H. Hoesli 1963 

Robert J. Hoffmann 1957 

Samuel R. Hogue 1963 

Alfred A. Holmquist 1928 

John A. Hoop 1926 

Walter R. Horlacher 1920 

Donald O. Hornbaker 1949 

Dennis E. Horne 1966 

Glade W. Hurst 1928 

D. Paul Hutchison 1928 

Donald P. Hutchison 1953 

Richard W. Jacobson 1963 

James L. Johnson 1957 

Donald Joy 1959 

James V. Jung 1950 

Henry D. Karns 1922 

Keith R. Kehmeier 1942 

Robert W. Kent 1922 

Lawrence J. King 1947 

Henry W. Kite 1947 

Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1937 

Richard J. Krizman 1948 

Henry F. Kupfer 1938 

John R. Kupfer 1953 

L. Allyn Laybourn 1921 

Dudley G. Loomis 1962 

N. Dale Lund 1921 

C. Richard Mann 1925 

Arthur B. March 1947 

Virgal P. Marshall 1927 

Alan L. Mashak 1962 

Floyd J. Mayer 1932 

Elmer D. McCollum 1920 

Martin E. McMahon 1941 

Charles C. McPherson 1920 

Carl F. Mershon 1920 

John E. Moore 1934 

Lee T. Morgan 1930 

John T. (Tom) Muir 1938 

William L. Muir III 1967 

Donald L. Munzer 1939 

Brom D. Hixson 1921 

(Memorial by Philip R. Woodbury) 

Edwin J. Kent 1923 

(Memorial by Robert W. Kent) 

Wilbur S. Nay 1929 

John P. Neal 1941 

Joseph C. Nothern 1957 

Charles E. Ohl 1965 

Jay H. Payne 1935 

Edward Petr 1924 

Harold P. Poe ΔΠ 1951 

Gary N. Pottorff 1953 

Russell D. Pugh 1925 

Charles C. Purser 1962 

William J. Ratliff 1938 

Richard R. Ray 1968 

James N. Reardon 1961 

Earl C. Richardson 1929 

Lloyd C. Riggs 1933 

Ronald H. Roesler 1964 

John B. Rogers 1941 

Walter J. Rogers 1920 

Jon C. Sederquist 1958 

Gary N. Settle 1957 

Frederick E. Sherlock 1942 

F. Lee Shore 1951 

Ward H. Shurtz 1932 

Ross D. Skinner 1942 

Alan R. Smith 1964 

Paul E. Smith 1921 

Herschel L. Staats 1955 

Ervin D. Stahel 1956 

John Steiner 1922 

James V. Swanson 1965 

Ernest R. Thomas 1928 

Rollin W. Vickery 1950 

Omar L. Wagner 1928 

Irving L. Walker 1924 

Kirk M. Ward 1926 

Lewis W. Watson 1960 

Ray B. Watson 1920 

Ralph E. Weaverling ΓΜ 1908 

Edwin A. Weber 1939 

Verne E. Wesley 1928 

Riley R. Whearty 1936 

Dennis C. Wheatley 1966 

C. Wendell White 1957 

Maurice D. Wikoff 1953 

Frank E. Willey 1923 

Donald S. Williams 1951 

Stanford L. Wise 1943 

Fred H. Woodbury 1951 

Philip R. Woodbury 1920 

William L. Muir II 1938 

(Memorial by William L. Muir III) 

Walter T. Rolfe 1920 

(Memorial by Mrs. Walter T. Rolfe)


B. 75TH ANNIVERSARY CHAPTER HOUSE RENOVATION/ADDITION PROJECT 

March, 1993 - April, 1995 

The Chapter House Renovation/Addition Project, which costs over $370,000, provided for Parking Lot Renovation and Expansion, Living 

Room and Dining Room Remodeling and Expansions, Central Heating and Air Conditioning for Functional Areas, Hallway and Restroom 

Remodeling and the Chapter Hall of Honor, and was dedicated in October of 1995. The Chapter House Renovation/Addition Fund Drive 

raised $118,350 from 63 contributors. 

DIAMOND DONORS 

Joseph D. Berlekamp 1975 Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1977 William L. Muir III 1967 

Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega 

GOLDEN DONORS 

W. Cary Dikeman 1973 Richard E. Fagerberg 1963 Jeffrey L. Gates 1981 

Steven C. Johnson 1972 David L. Wille 1982 Steven B. Young 1975 

SILVER DONORS 

Richard J. Bloomer 1973 Richard R. Carr 1953 Philip R. Carter 1925 

Barry K. Childs 1973 Marc S. Connor 1971 Donn A. Demaree 1972 

David F. Dowling 1974 Dale L. Duncan 1938 Joseph P. Fangman 1983 

James L. Filson 1951 J. King Foster 1960 Milton E. Hoffman 1981 

George J. Hughes 1984 Bryce K. Johnson 1982 Stanley A. Karst 1977 

Henry F. Kupfer 1938 John F. Kupfer 1953 Peter E. Larsen 1976 

L. Allyn Laybourn 1921 C. Richard Mann 1925 Charles E. McCrary 1983 

Leslie L. Ogg 1957 Robert D. Overman 1967 John B. Rogers 1941 

Kyle R. Rolfing 1986 Eugene E. Ruff 1940 William E. Small 1974 

Robert A. Spanke 1984 John O. Thisler 1939 Lewis W. Watson 1960 

Frank E. Willey 1923 Donald S. Williams 1951 

BRONZE DONORS 

Rance E. Ames 1990 Michael E. Brown 1979 Robert E. Hahn 1948 

Richard J. Krizman 1948 Richard E. Marcotte 1971 Vernon F. Minor 1947 

Charles C. Purser 1962 Terry R. Studer 1986 

HONOR DONORS 

Craig W. Bloomsmith 1979 Daniel R. Brown 1989 Jeff E. Dillon 1982 

Larry W. Emig 1964 James E. Hellmer 1983 James B. LeClere 1932 

Henry W. Lipps 1988 Richard H. O'Flynn 1970 Kenneth L. Pingleton 1989 

Daniel W. Schwartzkopf 1984 James V. Swanson 1965 Brad R. Winchell 1975 

Ryan T. Witt 1988


CHAPTER 4 

HONOR ROLLS OF CHAPTER AWARD RECIPIENTS 1 



DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR COMMITTEE 


KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS= AID ENDOWMENT FUND 

1. DELTA THETA OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

THE J. B. ANGLE TAU OF THE YEAR AWARD 

THE TAU OF THE MONTH AWARD 

THE MICHAEL J. BROWN MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING NEW MEMBER AWARD 

2. DELTA THETA BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

THE TRUSTEES= BROTHERHOOD AWARD 

THE ORDER OF THE THIRD STAR AWARD 

3. DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR COMMITTEE 

THE DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR AWARD 

4. DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA BUILDING CORPORATION 

THE SUMMER HOUSE MANAGER AWARD 

5. KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS’ AID ENDOWMENT FUND 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE AWARD 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM BEST ROOM SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM WORTHY MASTER AWARD 

THE RICHARD E. FAGERBERG WORTHY MARSHAL AWARD 

THE ALLAN D. HOLIDAY, JR. WORTHY KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER AWARD 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM WORTHY SCRIBE AWARD 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT CHAIRMAN AWARD 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM ASSISTANT MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT CHAIRMEN AWARD 

THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM TRUE MERIT CHARACTER AWARD 

THE TODD F. LAKIN K-STATE LEADERSHAPE AWARD 

THE JEFFREY L. GATES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AWARD 

THE WILLIAM LLOYD MUIR II AND JOHN THOMAS MUIR MEMORIAL GRANT-IN-AID AWARD 

THE L. ALLYN LAYBOURN MEMORIAL SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE AWARD 

THE JOSEPH P. FANGMAN HONOR INITIATE AWARD 

THE MATTHEW L. BRETZ MOST IMPROVED SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

THE LARRY D. MARVEL MEMORIAL HOUSE MANAGER AWARD 

THE LARRY D. MARVEL ASSISTANT HOUSE MANAGER AWARD 

THE JOHN A. TOWSE, JR. SUMMER HOUSE MANAGER AWARD 

THE ROBERT M. BENSMAN PRESIDENT=S AWARD 

THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD 

THE DAN G. TINDER MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING JUNIOR AWARD 

THE RICHARD R. AND ROBERT K. STERRETT MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE AWARD 

THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN AWARD 

THE WILLIAM L. MUIR III LEADERSHAPE AWARD 

THE KALEIGH B. GRIMES OUTSTANDING ATHLETE AWARD 

THE GARY R. COTTRELL AND RUSSELL W. TADDIKEN SOCIAL SERVICE COORDINATOR AWARD 

THE RYAN A. NEWTH RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICER/SOCIAL CHAIRMAN AWARD 

THE DAVID L. WATSON EDUCATION AWARD 

THE HENRY F. KUPFER KITCHEN MANAGER AWARD 

THE GUY W. GROSS SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN AWARD 

THE CHRISTIAN J. KELLY LAW SCHOOL AWARD 

THE DALE L. DUNCAN MEMORIAL PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN AWARD 

THE JUSTIN J. NELSON COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER AWARD 

THE FREEMAN FAMILY OUTSTANDING MAJOR OFFICER AWARD 

THE JONATHAN S. KURCHE HISTORIAN AWARD 

THE STEVEN C. JOHNSON WORTHY CHAPLAIN AWARD 

THE RICHARD R. HARRISON OUTSTANDING OUT-OF-HOUSE MEMBER AWARD 

THE DIKEMAN FAMILY ALUMNI RELATIONS OFFICER AWARD 

THE FOUNDERS’ MEMORIAL SENIOR GRANT AWARDS 

THE BENJAMIN B. BARNERT MEMBERSHIP EDUCATION CHAIRMAN AWARD 

THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM ARCHITECTURAL SCHOLARSHIP 

THE STANLEY L. WINTER K-STATE UNION LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP 

THE WILLIAM L. MUIR II AND JOHN T. MUIR BLUE KEY LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP 

THE WENDY S. McCRARY CHAPTER SWEETHEART SCHOLARSHIP 

THE ROBERT S. KRAUSE OUTSTANDING CAMPUS LEADER AWARD 

THE JOHN T. (TOM) MUIR OUTSTANDING GREEK ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP 

1 Chapter Awards, Scholarships, Grants, Memorials, Gifts, Emblems, Pictures and Certificates and Locator: See Members Manual Chapter 12



1. DELTA THETA OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

1A1 and 5C5. THE PRESIDENT'S AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1921-1922 Charles C. McPherson 

1922-1923 Charles R. Smith 

1923-1924 E. Weir Hall 

1924-1925 Cecil R. Prose 

1925-1926 Harry L. Felten 

Harold D. Grothusen 

1926-1927 Elmer L. Canary 

1927-1928 Lou W. Grothusen 

1928-1929 Kirk M. Ward 

1929-1930 Earl C. Richardson 

1930-1931 Charles A. Pine 

1931-1932 Henry O. Cronkite 

1932-1933 Edward E. Criner 

1934-1935 James B. Le Clere 

1935-1936 Harold C. Hibbs 

1936-1937 J. Bruce Nixon 

1974-1975 Dennis W. Rademacher 

1975-1976 William E. Small 

1976-1977 Brent F. Akright 

1977-1978 William C. Brown 

1978-1979 John E. Norris 

1979-1980 Kevin C. Hensley 

1980-1981 Scott F. Miller 

1981-1982 Donald J. Jermain 

1982-1983 Stewart I. Baker 

1983-1984 James D. Doull 

1984-1985 Timothy E. Congrove 

1985-1986 Robert A. Spanke 

1986-1987 Edward R. Nickel 

1987-1988 Kyle R. Rolfing 

1988-1989 Dennis J. O'Keefe, Jr. 

1989-1990 Scott D. Goertzen 

1990-1991 James D. Persinger, Jr. 

1991-1992 Steven A. Swanson 

1992-1993 Blake A. Logan 

1993-1994 Ryan D. Hurlbutt 

1994-1995 Ty A. Bechtel 

Stuart C. Rinkleff 

1995-1996 Jarrod R. Kastanek 

Jonathan A. Yeomans 

1996-1997 Gabriel J. Graham 

Jeff P. Thornbrugh 

1997-1998 Jonathan A. Freeman 

Guy W. Gross 

(Continued)


1998-1999 Chad D. Russell 

Brent A. Taylor 

1999-2000 Brice S. Ebert 

Christopher J. Struzina 2 

2 Award Renamed: See Robert M. Bensman President's Award on Page 4.57


1A2 and 2A1. THE CHAPTER ADVISOR'S BROTHERHOOD AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1973-1974 Steven C. Johnson 

1974-1975 Donn A. Demaree 

1975-1976 Keith E. Pike 

1976-1977 Rodney D. Hilt 

1977-1978 Larry R. Kogler 

1978-1979 Philip B. Achten 

1979-1980 Martin V. Siler 

1980-1981 Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 

1981-1982 Michael E. Brown 

1982-1983 Stewart I. Baker 

1983-1984 Barry L. McAnulty 

1984-1985 David L. Wille 

1985-1986 Corbin T. Witt 

Stanley L. Winter 

1986-1987 Terry E. Studer 

1987-1988 Paul E. McKenzie 

Kevin E. Kickhaefer 

Kyle R. Rolfing* 

1988-1989 Darrick S. Klima 

Larry D. Marvel 3 

1989-1990 Timothy S. Berends 

Ryan T. Witt 

1990-1991 Kent H. Kiracofe 

1991-1992 Doyle J. Baird 4 

1992-1993 Gregory A. Lloyd 

James D. Persinger, Jr. 

1993-1994 Douglas M. LaMunyon 

David M. Saunders 


1995-1996 Ty A. Bechtel 5 

3 Posthumous 

4 Another Recipient=s Award Revoked 

5 Award Renamed: See Trustees= Brotherhood Award on Page 4.17 

*Trustees Special Award 2008


1A3. THE J. B. ANGLE TAU OF THE YEAR AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1967-1968 Walter J. Rogers 

1968-1969 Dale L. Duncan 

1969-1970 John T. "Tom" Muir 

1970-1971 Larry W. Emig 

1971-1972 William L. Muir III 


1973-1974 Walter J. Rogers 

1974-1975 Larry W. Emig 

1975-1976 Duane C. Holloway 

1976-1977 Marc S. Connor 



1979-1980 Douglas A. Firebaugh 

1980-1981 Marc S. Connor 




1984-1985 Michael E. Brown 




1988-1989 Steven B. Young 

1989-1990 Joseph D. Berlekamp 

1990-1991 Michael J. McKernan 

1991-1992 Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 

1992-1993 Joseph P. Fangman 

1993-1994 Joseph D. Berlekamp 



Stephen L. Patton 

1996-1997 Damon E. Earnshaw 




2000-2001 L. Allyn Laybourn 

2001-2002 Henry F. Kupfer 


2003-2004 Benjamin B. Barnert 

2004-2005 Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 

2005-2006 Henry F. Kupfer 


2007-2008 Allan D. Holiday, Jr.


1A4. THE TAU OF THE MONTH AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1996 February Toby J. Crouse 

March 

Guy W. Gross 

April 


May 

Brian W. Koehn 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 


Christopher S. Coad 

Jason L. Endacott 


Christian J. Kelly 

Jeff P. Thornbrugh 

1997 January J. Robert Haas III 

Bryan S. Taylor 

February 

Jereme J. Brueggemann 

March 

Richard S. Cole 

April 


May 

Jason A. Walker 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Guy W. Gross 

Ryan D. Eftink 

Gregg N. Farrar 

Michael A. Boyd 

John R. Gooch 

1998 January Jonathan A. Freeman 

February 


Vince C. Sparks 

March 


April 

C. Scott Duncan 

May 


August 

September 

October 

November 

December 


Neil P. Adamson 


Travis M. Poland 

Jeffrey C. Connell 


John R. Gooch 

1999 January Michael A. Boyd 



February 

Jebtha C. Graham 

March 

Brice S. Ebert 

April 

Daniel J. Cooper 

Daniel A. Ellsworth 

May 


(Continued)


1999 August Daniel J. Cooper 

Matthew G. Keller 

September 


October 



November 


December 

Brice S. Ebert 

2000 January Jason A Pechar 

February 

Justin J. Nelson 

March 


April 

Brook D. Mitchell 

Jacob J. Perkins 

May 

Justin R. Stein 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Michael T. Freeman 

B. Luke Lucas 

Michael L. Hattrup 

B. Luke Lucas 



2001 January Brook D. Mitchell 

February 


March 


April 


May 

Justin J. Nelson 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Brook D. Mitchell 

Kerry M. Funk 

Spencer M. Coatney 

Brian J. Hall 

Kellen J. Frank 


Christopher J. Hinkin 

Brian J. Hall 


2002 January Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 

February 

Benjamin J. Zwick 

March 


April 

Andrew J. Joiner 

May 


Daniel J. Tokar 

(Continued)


2002 August Kellen J. Frank 

September 


October 

Matthew A. Baki 


November 

Travis J. DiGirolamo 

Larry D. Long 

December 


Jesse D. Newton 

2003 January Erik P. Ankrom 


February 

Scott M. Cordes 

William H. Casper 

March 


Brian M. King 

April 



May 


Brian J. Hall 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Matthew J. Toepfer 


Ryan K. Hannebaum 


Larry D. Long 

2004 January Benjamin R. Smith 


February 

Jacob R. Will 

March 

Jerod M. Topliff 

April 

Jesse G. Moore 

May 

Benjamin R. Smith 


August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Andrew P. Congleton 

Larry D. Long 




Christopher S. Johnson 

(Continued)


2005 January Christopher A. Mick 

February 

Brett M. Robben 

March 

Curtis G. Mick 

April 

Caden L. Butler 

Nathan J. Schnefke 

May 

Larry D. Long 

Jacob R. Will 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 


Brian S. Oliver 

Larry D. Long 

Corey T. MacCallum 


2006 January Jeffrey E. Elkins 

Christopher A. Mick 

February 

Sean P. Cordes 

Anthony L. Carter 

March 

Matthew L. Amthor 

Ryan M. Kuhn 

April 

Scott A. Swain 

May 


August 

September 

October 

November 

December 


Jeremy K. Will 

Travis E. C. Brown 

Evan C. Coglizer 



2007 January Scott A. Swain 

February 


March 

Joshua W. Oller 

April 


May 

Peter E. Boos 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 




Peter E. Boos 

Drew W. Britton 

Patrick T. Criss 


Peter E. Boos 

2008 January Jared M. Keating 

February 

Austin G. Waldo 

March 


April


1A5 and 5C3. THE HONOR INITIATE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1955 Clayton L. Griffin 

1956 Leslie L. Ogg 

1957 Karl F. Anderson 

1958 Richard G. Pannbacker 

1959 R. Kent Crawford 

1960 Douglas W. Brink 

1961 Jack L. Diekman 

1963 Alwyn H. Gentry 

1964 James V. Swanson 

1965 Cady R. Engler 

1967 Robert D. Overman 

1968 Richard R. Ray 

1970 Gerald J. Lang 

1971 Jeffrey P. Crabb 

1972 Curtis L. Stanford 

1973 Gregory M. Karst 

1974 John C. Mackaman 

1975 Roger W. Wallace 

1976 T. Michael McCoy 

1977 John P. Buser 

1978 Michael K. Mines 

1979 Michael E. Brown 

1980 Greg D. Widrig 

1981 Philip E. Grosdidier 

1983 Joseph P. Fangman 

1985 Trevor J. Whitney 

1986 Steven W. Hardin 

1987 James W. Taylor III 

1988 Scott D. Goertzen 

1989 (January) Thomas J. R. Meier 


1989 (August) Jason W. Goertzen 

1990 (January) Mark E. Arford 

1990 (August) Blake A. Logan 

1991 (January) Chad R. Fagerberg 

1992 (January) Randall C. Newth 

1992 (August) Tim M. Orindgreff 6 

6 Award Renamed: See Joseph P. Fangman Honor Initiate Award on Page 4.49


1A6A. THE OUTSTANDING PLEDGE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1978 Cory W. Barron 

1979 Robert L. Frye 

1980 Dallas D. Hill 

1981 Marvin L. Trayford 

1982 Jeff E. Dillon 

1983 Kenneth D. Parks 

1984 Timothy E. Congrove 

1985 (January) Paul E. McKenzie 

1985 (August) Todd W. Haddock 

1986 (January) Douglas A. Long 

1986 (August) Kyle R. Rolfing 

1987 (January) Thomas M. Clark 

1987 (August) Roderick B. Hall 

1988 (January) Ryan T. Witt 

1988 (August) Scott A. Mannebach 

1989 (January) Kenny P. Jensen, Jr. 

1989 (August) Samuel R. Gibbs, Jr. 

1990 (January) Jeffrey R. Schmidt 

1990 (August) Jeffrey M. Minson 

1991 (January) Doyle J. Baird 

1991 (August) Scott L. Hardin 

1992 (January) Clint L. Lowry 

1992 (August) Stuart C. Rinkleff 

1993 (January) Douglas M. LaMunyon 

1993 (August) Michael T. Parisi 

1994 (January) Aaron L. Culp 

1994 (August) David M. Stuever 

1995 (January) Jonathan A. Freeman 

1995 (August) Jason L. Endacott 

1996 (January) Sean W. Jackson 


1996 (August) Steve J. Prusa 


1997 (January) Robert M. Bensman 

(Continued)


1A6B. THE OUTSTANDING NEW MEMBER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1997 (August) Ethan A. Kloster 

1998 (January) C. Scott Duncan 


(Continued)


1A6C and 1B3. THE MICHAEL J. BROWN MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING NEW MEMBER AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

1998 (August) Jason A. Pechar 

Michael J. Brown 7 

1999 (January) Matthew G. Keller 

Kevin N. Oehme 

1999 (August) Joshua R. Wedel 

2000 (January) Andrew J. Joiner 


2000 (August) Kellen J. Frank 

2001 (January) Matthew J. Toepfer 

2001 (August) Travis J. DiGirolamo 

2002 (January) Michael P. Hinkin 

2002 (August) Scott M. Freeman 

2003 (January) Joshua T. Ault 

2003 (August) Michael D. Durig 

2004 (January) Jeffrey E. Elkins 

2004 (August) Grayson E. Bauer 

2005 (January) John W. Bensman 

2005 (August) Kellen E. Sherlock 

2006 (January) Tyler C. Wisdom 

2006 (August) Samuel J. Hund 

2007 (January) Jared M. Schnefke 

2007 (August) Cole B. Halbleib 

2008 (January) Tyrek J. Artley 

2008 (August) 

7 Posthumous


1A7 and 5D4. THE CHAPTER SWEETHEART AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1958-1959 Mary A. Simpson 

1959-1960 Elaine Zerbe 

1960-1961 T. Suzanne Thies 

1962-1963 J. Ellen Claydon 

1963-1964 Glenda M. Selfridge 

1965-1966 J. Cheryl Williams 

1966-1967 Nancy A. Charles 

1967-1968 Marcia K. Diekman 

1968-1969 Barbara J. Hays 

1969-1970 Barbara M. Holm 

1970-1971 Patricia A. Lamer 

1971-1972 Sarah L. Hunsucker 

1972-1973 Cheryl L. Holstrom 

1973-1974 Caryn L. Lee 

1974-1975 Judy A. Stricker 

1975-1976 A. Suzanne May 

1976-1977 Gail L. Breen 

1977-1978 Darla M. Strait 

1978-1979 Mary S. Boppart 

1979-1980 Barbara S. Millard 

1980-1981 Jill L. Breckenridge 

1981-1982 Lindsey L. Townsend 

1982-1983 Lori L. Scott 

1983-1984 Susan P. Buller 

1984-1985 Wendy A. Swiercinsky 

1985-1986 Denise E. Poettgen 

1986-1987 Kathleen M. Cormaci 

1987-1988 Robin J. Lynn 

1988-1989 Rindi A. Walker 

1989-1990 Charlotte W. Hoppe 

1990-1991 Rachelle L. Novak 

1991-1992 Kelli L. Jacobs 

1992-1993 Jeannie S. Calvert 

1993-1994 Mary B. Kwiatkowski 

1994-1995 Jill S. Randall 

1995-1996 Misty D. Davey 

1996-1997 Janelle L. Lagerstrom 

1997-1998 Jennifer E. Dreiling 

1998-1999 Shelly A. Slatier 

Cara B. Redhair 

1999-2000 Angie M. Pauly 8 

8 Award Renamed: See Wendy S. McCrary ΑΤΩ Chapter Sweetheart Scholarship 

on Page 4.96



2. DELTA THETA BOARD OF TRUSTEEES 

2A1 and 1A2. THE TRUSTEES' BROTHERHOOD AWARD 

1996-1997 Jereme J. Brueggemann 9 

Russell W. Taddiken 



1998-1999 Robert M. Bensman 


1999-2000 Jonathan S. Kurche 


2000-2001 Kellen J. Frank 


2001-2002 Brian J. Hall 


2002-2003 Erik M. Rome 


2003-2004 Timothy J. Bensman 


2004-2005 Joshua T. Ault 


2005-2006 Matthew R. Porter 


2006-2007 Anthony L. Carter 


2007-2008 Kyle R. Rolfing 10 

Peter E. Boos 


9 Previous Award Recipients: See Chapter Advisor=s Brotherhood Award on Page 4.05 

10 Special Award


2A2. THE ORDER OF THE THIRD STAR AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1997 Joe G. Stein 

Ty A. Bechtel 

1998 Jonathan A. Freeman 

Guy W. Gross 

1999 Gabriel J. Graham 


2000 Robert M. Bensman 


2001 Chad D. Russell 

2002 Benjamin C. Porter 


2003 Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 


2004 Andrew M. Newton 

Brian J. Hall 

2005 Daniel O. Sobek 

Erik M. Rome 

2006 Brian M. King 


2007 Joshua T. Ault 

Jacob R. Will 

2008 Anthony L. Carter 

Shawn M. Taddiken


3. DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR COMMITTEE 

3A1. THE DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1995 Elmer D. McCollum 

Walter J. (Walt) Rogers 

James B. (J. B.) Angle 

L. Allyn (Al) Laybourn 

John T. (Tom) Muir 

Dale L. Duncan 

2001 Henry F. (Hank) Kupfer 

Richard E. (Dick) Fagerberg 

Larry W. Emig

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4. DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA BUILDING CORPORATION 

4A1 and 5C6. THE SUMMER HOUSE MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1973 Steve C. Carroll 

1974 David M. Coberly 

1975 Edward L. Hauck 

1976 David L. Meyer 

1977 Raymond E. Keith 

1978 William C. Brown 

1979 Lloyd L. Landkamer 

1980 Richard K. Degenhardt, Jr. 

1982 Joseph E. Beuerlein 

1983 Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 

1984 David W. Binder 

1986 Bret A. Fox 

1987 Kent H. Kiracofe 

1988 Kent H. Kiracofe 

1989 Timothy S. Berends 

1990 Jamie R. Wiegert 

1991 Troy L. Bechtel 

1992 Rance E. Ames 

1993 Steven J. Lauberth 

1994 Christopher L. Palmer 

1995 Brian W. Koehn 

1996 Kit A. Chapman 

1997 John S. Klabunde 

1998 Curtis D. Snowden 

1999 Daniel M. Marchant 

2000 Michael L. Hattrup 

2001 Kerry M. Funk 

2002 Brandon C. Converse 11 

11 Award Renamed: See John A. Towse, Jr. Summer House Manager Award on Page 4.56



5. KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS' AID ENDOWMENT FUND 

5A1 and 5B3. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM ΑΤΩ SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

(SEMESTER TOP GRADES) 

1989 (Spring) Stephen L. Patton 

1989 (Fall) Mark E. Arford 

David C. Odgers 

1990 (Spring) Mark E. Arford 

1990 (Fall) Stephen L. Patton 

William L. Short, Jr. 

1991 (Spring) Stephen L. Patton 

Rance E. Ames 

1991 (Fall) Randall C. Newth 

1992 (Spring) Randall C. Newth 

Christopher R. Stipe 

1992 (Fall) Todd F. Lakin 

Matthew D. Bayer 

Randall C. Newth 

1993 (Spring) Todd F. Lakin 

Chris S. Barnes 

1993 (Fall) Joe G. Stein 

Chad M. Wilson 

Todd F. Lakin 

1994 (Spring) James M. Marvel 



1994 (Fall) Jonathan A. Freeman 

Todd F. Lakin 

Joe G. Stein 

Chad M. Wilson 


1995 (Spring) Todd F. Lakin 

Michael S. Thoesen 


Joe G. Stein 


Svai S. Sanford 

1995 (Fall) Brian D. Heltshe 

Todd F. Lakin 

1996 (Spring) Steve J. Prusa 


Kelly C. Taylor 

(Continued)


1996 (Fall) Michael S. Thoesen 


Guy W. Gross 

Brian D. Heltshe 

Steve J. Prusa 

Joe G. Stein 



Aaron J. Decker 

Brian A. Oehme 

1997 (Spring) Jonathan A. Freeman 

Guy W. Gross 

Cameron R. Klein 


Shane T. Cowan 

Joe G. Stein 

1997 (Fall) Robert M. Bensman 

Mark A. Ruda 

David M. Stuever 



Brian D. Heltshe 



1998 (Spring) Cameron R. Klein 

Jeremy P. Girard 




Richard A. Webdell 


Guy W. Gross 


Matthew H. Kenkel 



Seth A. Lloyd 

Anthony K. Hartness 

1999 (Spring) Michael S. Thoesen 




Austin R. Aggson 

Grant P. Bunton 

Anthony K. Hartness 

Peter J. Molitor 



(Continued)


1999 (Fall) Christopher J. Struzina 



Jonathan R. Richardson 

John F. Thompson 



2000 (Spring) Jeremy P. Girard 








2000 (Fall) Kellen J. Frank 

Kyle A. Brewer 

Clay D. Davis 







2001 (Spring) Kevin N. Oehme 



Jonathan R. Mein 


2001 (Fall) Andrew M. Newton 




Troy A. Holdeman 


2002 (Spring) Charles D. Robben 





2002 (Fall) Charles D. Robben 


Brock C. Lohrey 



Brian J. Hall 

Brian M. King 



(Continued)


2003 (Spring) Brian J. Hall 

Brian M. King 





Trevor L. Winchell 


Erik M. Rome 


2003 (Fall) Jeffrey E. Elkins 



Jonathan B. Biggs 




Brian M. King 

2004 (Spring) Ryan C. Parisi 






Benjamin C. Nash 

Brian J. Hall 

Scott D. McDermott 




2004 (Fall) Jonathan B. Biggs 






Garrett B. Linville 


Tyler F. Newton 



Peter L. Hinkle 

Erik M. Rome 

(Continued)


2005 (Spring) Jeffrey E. Elkins 








W. Scott Dikeman 

Michael J. Rohr 



2005 (Fall) Robert J. Domsch 






Brian M. King 



2006 (Spring) Matthew J. Duerfeldt 











2006 (Fall) Larry D. Long 

Nicholas L. Rauth 










(Continued)


2007 (Spring) Tyler J. Geisler 

Nicholas L. Rauth 








W. Travis Love 

Jacob R. Will 

2007 (Fall) Adam B. Pfautsch 






Matthew J. Lindquist 

2008 (Spring) Joshua W. Oller 

Paul H. Kuhlman 



Joseph W. Norris 

Andrew T. Langford 


Jordan S. McFall 

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5A2A. THE BEST ROOM SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1982 (Fall) Greg D. Kelley 

Greg D. Widrig 

1983 (Spring) Jeffrey E. Gates 

Gregory D. McCullough 

Jeff E. Dillon 

Philip E. Grosdidier 

1983 (Fall) Jeffrey E. Gates 

Michael E. Brown 

1984 (Spring) David A. Binder 

Mike R. Widrig 

1984 (Fall) David A. Binder 


1985 (Spring) David A. Binder 


1985 (Fall) Duane C. Redelsheimer 

Trevor J. Whitney 

1986 (Spring) Corbin T. Witt 

Timothy E. Henderson 

1986 (Fall) Robert W. Reichenberger 

Michael R. McGee 

1987 (Spring) Corbin T. Witt 

Timothy E. Henderson 

1987 (Fall) Robert W. Reichenberger 


1988 (Spring) Robert W. Reichenberger 


1988 (Fall) Robert R. Reichenberger 


1989 (Spring) Robert W. Reichenberger 


1989 (Fall) Thomas J. Meier 


(Continued)


5A2B. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM BEST ROOM SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1990 (Spring) Thomas J. Meier 


1990 (Fall) Rance E. Ames 

Mark E. Arford 

1991 (Spring) Rance E. Ames 


1991 (Fall) Blake A. Logan 



Mark D. Sherlock 

1992 (Fall) Rance E. Ames 

Blake A. Logan 

James A. Buster 




James A. Buster 


1993 (Fall) Randall C. Newth 


Svai S. Sanford 


1994 (Spring) Michael E. Carroll 


1994 (Fall) Christian J. Kelly 


1995 (Spring) Christian J. Kelly 



Guy W. Gross 


Michael T. Parisi 

1996 (Spring) Michael S. Thoesen 

Guy W. Gross 


Toby J. Crouse 

1997 (Spring) Gregg N. Farrar 

Gavin M. Vaughn 

1997 (Fall) Jason L. Endacott 


1998 (Spring) Robert M. Bensman 

Christopher R. Graves 



1999 (Spring) Matthew G. Keller 


(Continued)


1999 (Fall) Jeremy P. Girard 

Daniel M. Marchant 

2000 (Spring) Robert M. Bensman 




2001 (Spring) Patrick T. Gibbs 


2001 (Fall) John F. Thompson 




2002 (Spring) Andrew M. Newton 

Patrick J. McEvoy 



2003 (Spring) Kellen J. Frank 


2003 (Fall) Jesse D. Newton 



Brian J. Hall 



2005 (Spring) Sean P. Cordes 


2005 (Fall) Sean P. Cordes 


2006 (Spring) Garrett B. Linville 




2006 (Fall) Garrett B. Linville 




2007 (Fall) Garrett B. Linville 


2008 (Spring) Trent R. Byquist 

Josesph W. Norris



5A3. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM WORTHY MASTER AWARD RECIPIENTS 


1991-1992 Stephen L. Patton 

1992-1993 Steven A. Swanson 



1995-1996 Daniel D. Dow 

1996-1997 Cary L. Majors 




2000-2001 Chad D. Russell 

2001-2002 Lance T. Jones 

2002-2003 Andrew M. Newton 

2003-2004 Erik M. Rome 

2004-2005 Brian M. King 


2006-2007 Scott R. Keller 

2007-2008 John W. Bensman 

2008-2009 Peter E. Boos


5A4. THE RICHARD E. FAGERBERG WORTHY MARSHAL AWARD RECIPIENTS 


2002 (Spring) Andrew J. Joiner 

2002 (Fall) Erik P. Ankrom 


2003 (Fall) Timothy J. Bensman 


2004 (Fall) Brandon C. Converse 

2005 (Spring) Jacob R. Will 

2005 (Fall) W. Scott Dikeman 


2006 (Fall) John W. Bensman 

2007 (Spring) Peter E. Boos 

2007 (Fall) Shawn M. Taddiken 

2008 (Spring) Joshua D. Cromer


5A5A. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM WORTHY KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

1990-1991 Darrick S. Klima 

1991-1992 Shawn M. Aldridge 

1992-1993 Jason W. Goertzen 


1994-1995 Stuart C. Rinkleff 

1995-1996 Brian W. Koehn 

1996-1997 Paul L. Damm 

(Continued)


5A5B. THE ALLAN D. HOLIDAY, JR. WORTHY KEEPER OF EXCHEQUER AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

1997-1998 Brent A. Taylor 


1999-2000 Richard A. Webdell 

2000-2001 Brian M. Darby 

2001-2002 Daniel J. Tokar 

2002-2003 Daniel J. Tokar 


2004-2005 Brock C. Lohrey 

2005-2006 Sean P. Cordes 

2006-2007 Garrett B. Linville 

2007-2008 Drew W. Britton 

2008-2009 Drew W. Britton


5A6. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM WORTHY SCRIBE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2001 (Fall) Tanner N. Klingzell 


2002 (Fall) Matthew A. Baki 

2003 (Spring) Dustin L. Kammerer 

2003 (Fall) Travis J. DiGirolamo 

2004 (Spring) Scott R. Strickler 


2005 (Spring) Daniel C. Burr 

2005 (Fall) Tyler F. Newton 

2006 (Spring) Patrick T. Criss 

2006 (Fall) Patrick T. Criss 

2007 (Spring) Patrick T. Criss 

2007 (Fall) Tyler C. Wisdom 

2008 (Spring) Tyler F. Shepherd


5A7. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT CHAIRMAN AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

1990-1991 Scott A. Mannebach 

1991-1992 Mark E. Arford 

1992-1993 James C. McDiffett 

1993-1994 Blake A. Logan 


1995-1996 Michael T. Parisi 


1997-1998 Guy W. Gross 


1999-2000 Jebtha C. Graham 

2000-2001 Michael T. Freeman 



2003-2004 Matthew J. Toepfer 

2004-2005 Benjamin R. Smith 

2005-2006 Cameron M. Sterrett 


2007-2008 Scott A. Swain 

2008-2009 Jared M. Keating


5A8. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM ASSISTANT MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT 

CHAIRMEN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2001 (Fall) Trevor L. Winchell 

Daniel R. Adrain 

2002 (Spring) Benjamin J. Zwick 


Cole S. Reichle 

2002 (Fall) Evan B. Hammett 





Graig M. Sells 

Christopher A. Beyer 

2003 (Fall) Brandon C. Converse 

Ryan C. Falco 

Peter A. Kelley 


Ryan C. Falco 




2004 (Fall) Brandon K. Haynes 

Scott R. Strickler 


2005 (Spring) Kyle A. Potter 



2005 (Fall) Tyler F. Newton 


2006 (Spring) Kyle A. Potter 

Ryan M. Kuhn 




2006 (Fall) Peter E. Boos 





2007 (Fall) Austin G. Waldo 

Colin R. Cummings 

Jacob S. Kaunley 

2008 (Spring)



5A9. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM TRUE MERIT CHARACTER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2005-2006 Larry D. Long


5A10. THE TODD F. LAKIN K-STATE LEADERSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2002 Brandon K. Haynes 12 

Cole S. Reichle 11 

Charles D. Robben 12 

2003 Christopher A. Beyer 12 

Christopher A. Mick 12 

2004 Matthew R. Porter 12 

Mark E. Pultz 12 

2005 Mathew C. Plummer 12 

Eric C. Redhair 12 

2006 Scott A. Swain 12 

Tyler C. Wisdom 12 

2007 Kevin W. Goebel 12 

William H. Miller 12 

2008 Adam C. Kruse 12 

Charles F. Clarkson 12 

12 Also See William L. Muir III LeaderShape Awards on Page 4.65


5A11. THE JEFFREY L. GATES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2005-2006 Jonathan B. Biggs 

2006-2007 Robert J. Domsch 


2008-2009 Jared M. Schnefke



5B1. THE WILLIAM LLOYD MUIR II AND JOHN THOMAS MUIR MEMORIAL GRANT-IN-AID 

AWARD RECIPIENTS 

(MUIR MEMORIAL CUP) 

1974-1975 James F. Seal 

1975-1976 Steven D. Dunbar 

1976-1977 Herbert L. Meeks 

1977-1978 Raymond E. Keith 

1978-1979 Lloyd L. Landkamer 

1979-1980 Ben J. Craney 

1980-1981 Wayne D. Maxwell 

1981-1982 Keith P. Meier 

Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 

1982-1983 Wayne D. Maxwell 

1983-1984 Jeff E. Dillon 

1984-1985 Robert P. Diehl 

1985-1986 Kent D. Cable 

1986-1987 Paul E. McKenzie 

1987-1988 Joseph P. Kennedy 

Paul E. McKenzie 

1988-1989 Joseph P. Kennedy 

James W. Taylor III 

1989-1990 John D. Cormaci 

1990-1991 Timothy S. Berends 

1991-1992 Bryan T. Nolt 


1992-1993 Daniel L. Pfenenger 


1993-1994 Christopher L. Palmer 

1994-1995 Todd F. Lakin 


1996-1997 Jereme J. Brueggemann 

1997-1998 Guy W. Gross 

1998-1999 Neil P. Adamson 

John R. Gooch 

1999-2000 Richard S. Cole 


2000-2001 Daniel A. Ellsworth 

2001-2002 Troy A. Holdeman 


Allan R. Sheahan 

2003-2004 William H. Casper 

Dustin L. Kammerer 

2004-2005 Michael D. Durig 

Jacob R. Will 

2005-2006 Jacob R. Will 


2007-2008 Peter E. Boos 

Adam H. Love


5B4. THE TYLER F. NEWTON NOAH'S ARK AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2004 Larry D. Long 

J. Hunter Ferebee 


2005 Joshua T. Ault


5C1 and 5B2. THE L. ALLYN LAYBOURN MEMORIAL SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE 


(YEARLY TOP GRADES) 

1976-1977 Stephen M. McCandless 

1977-1978 Michael K. Mines 

John P. Buser 

1978-1979 Michael K. Mines 

1979-1980 Greg D. Widrig 

1980-1981 Phil E. Grosdidier 

1981-1982 Jeffrey L. Gates 

1982-1983 Mike R. Widrig 



Timothy E. Congrove 

1985-1986 Trevor J. Whitney 

1986-1987 Robert W. Reichenberger 

1987-1988 Robert W. Reichenberger 



David C. Odgers 13 


William L. Short, Jr. 13 

1991-1992 Randall C. Newth 

Todd F. Lakin 13 


Matthew D. Bayer 13 

Randall C. Newth 14 


Joe G. Stein 13 

James M. Marvel 14 


Jonathan A. Freeman 13 


1995-1996 Michael S. Thoesen 

Todd F. Lakin 13 

Guy W. Gross 14 

1996-1997 Guy W. Gross 


Michael S. Thoesen 14 


Cameron R. Klein 13 

Brian A. Oehme 14 


Neil P. Adamson 13 

Anthony K. Hartness 13 

Matthew G. Keller 15 

(Continued)


1999-2000 Kevin N. Oehme 

Robert M. Bensman 13 

Andrew M. Newton 14 

Jeremy P. Girard 15 


Jacob J. Perkins 13 

Anthony K. Hartness 14 

John F. Thompson 15 


Troy A. Holdeman 13 

Jesse D. Newton 14 

John F. Thompson 15 



Brian M. King 14 

Brock C. Lohrey 15 

2003-2004 Jeffrey E. Elkins 

Jesse D. Newton 13 

Ryan C. Parisi 13 

Jonathan B. Biggs 15 

2004-2005 Jonathan B. Biggs 



Garrett B. Linville 15 

Matthew R. Porter 15 

2005-2006 Sean P. Cordes 

Michael J. Rohr 13 

Jeffrey E. Elkins 14 


Robert J. Domsch 16 

2006-2007 Nicholas L. Rauth 



Trent R. Byquist 15 

Jared M. Schnefke 16 

2007-2008 Trent R. Byquist 

Joshua W. Oller 13 


Andrew T. Langford 15 


13 First Runner-Up 

14 Second Runner-Up 

15 Third Runner-Up 

16 Fourth Runner-Up


5C2 and 1A5. THE JOSEPH P. FANGMAN HONOR INITIATE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1993 (January) Ryan A. Newth 17 

1994 (January) Joe G. Stein 

1994 (August) Brian P. Ansay 

1995 (January) Jonathan A. Freeman 

1995 (August) Michael S. Thoesen 

1996 (January) Daniel P. Cataldi 

1996 (August) Steve J. Prusa 

1997 (January) Joshua T. Brueggemann 

1997 (August) Cameron R. Klein 

1998 (January) Christopher R. Graves 

1998 (August) Peter J. Molitor 

1999 (January) Matthew G. Keller 

1999 (August) Ryan W. Hamm 

C. Jason Hannagan 

2000 (January) John F. Thompson 

2000 (August) Kellen J. Frank 

2001 (January) Clay D. Davis 

2001 (August) Erik M. Rome 

2002 (January) Curtis G. Mick 

2002 (August) Brian M. King 

2003 (January) Brock C. Lohrey 

2003 (August) Lafe M. Bauer 


2004 (August) Peter L. Hinkle 

2005 (January) Garrett B. Linville 

Tyler F. Newton 18 

Joseph E. Strain 18 

2005 (August) Michael J. Rohr 

2006 (January) Scott A. Swain 

2007 (January) Nicholas L. Rauth 

2007 (August) Tyler J. Geisler 

2008 (January) Nicholas J. Sevart 

17 Previous Award Recipients: See Honor Initiate Award on Page 4.11 

18 Special Award



5C3A. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM MOST IMPROVED SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1990 (Spring) Scott A. Mannebach 

1990 (Fall) Gregory A. Lloyd 

1991 (Spring) Edward K. Simms 

Wade B. Jensik 

1991 (Fall) Douglas W. Kohlhase 

Jonathan L. Siebold 

1992 (Spring) Christopher R. Stipe 

James C. McDiffett 

1992 (Fall) Gregory N. Fuciu 

1993 (Spring) Sheldon R. Murphy 

1993 (Fall) Scott L. Hardin 

1994 (Spring) Damon E. Earnshaw 

1994 (Fall) Cary L. Majors 

1995 (Spring) Brian W. Rader 

1995 (Fall) Toby J. Crouse 

1996 (Spring) Bradley E. Deener 

1996 (Fall) Rod W. Helus 

1997 (Spring) Jimmy M. Marvel 

1997 (Fall) Jebtha C. Graham 

1998 (Spring) Matthew H. Kenkel 

Rod W. Helus 

Russell W. Taddiken 

1998 (Fall) Andrew J. Pleviak 


1999 (Fall) Kyle A. Brewer 

2000 (Spring) Matthew E. Redhair 

2000 (Fall) Jess M. Adams 

Chad D. Green 

2001 (Spring) Justin R. Stein 

(Continued)


5C3B. THE MATTHEW L. BRETZ MOST IMPROVED SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2001 (Fall) Daniel R. Adrain 



Evan B. Hammett 

2002 (Fall) Andrew T. Henderson 


2003 (Spring) Clayton T. Devlin 

Brett A. Allred 

2003 (Fall) Erik P. Ankrom 


2004 (Spring) Curtis G. Mick 


2004 (Fall) Christopher S. Johnson 


2005 (Spring) Cory A. Zimmerman 


2005 (Fall) Shane T. Conaghan 


2006 (Spring) Evan C. Coglizer 

Eric C. Redhair 

2006 (Fall) John W. Bensman 

Peter E. Boos 

2007 (Spring) Evan C. Coglizer 

Jay K. Marcus 

2007 (Fall) Tyler F. Shepherd 

Jared M. Keating 

2008 (Spring) William H. Miller 

Tyler F. Shepherd


5C4, 1A8 and 4A2. THE LARRY D. MARVEL MEMORIAL HOUSE MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1990 (Fall) J. Christian Jordan 

1991 (Spring) Gregory A. Lloyd 

1991 (Fall) Gregory A. Lloyd 

1992 (Spring) Travis R. Cottrell 

1992 (Fall) Damon E. Earnshaw 

1993 (Spring) Steven J. Lauberth 

1993 (Fall) Brett M. Fincham 

1994 (Spring) Michael T. Parisi 

1994 (Fall) Mark A. Ruda 

1995 (Spring) Douglas M. LaMunyon 

1995 (Fall) Ty A. Bechtel 

1996 (Spring) Aaron D. Cordell 

1996 (Fall) Bryan S. Taylor 

1997 (Spring) Russell P. Baldwin, Jr. 

1997 (Fall) John R. Gooch 


1998 (Fall) Travis M. Poland 

1999 (Spring) Brice S. Ebert 

1999 (Fall) Brice S. Ebert 

2000 (Spring) Nicholas H. Krier 

2000 (Fall) Jacob J. Perkins 

2001 (Spring) Brook D. Mitchell 

2001 (Fall) Kerry M. Funk 

2002 (Spring) Steven L. Bellinger 

2002 (Fall) Steven L. Bellinger 

2003 (Spring) Brian M. King 


2004 (Fall) W. Scott Dikeman 

2005 (Spring) Michael D. Durig 

2005 (Fall) Brett M. Robben 

2006 (Spring) Brett M. Robben 

2006 (Fall) Evan C. Coglizer 

2007 (Spring) Joshua W. Oller 

2007 (Fall) Scott R. Keller 

2008 (Spring) Austin G. Waldo


5C5. THE LARRY D. MARVEL MEMORIAL ASSISTANT HOUSE MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2002 (Fall) Dustin L. Kammerer 


2003 (Fall) Brian M. King 

2004 (Fall) Michael E. Durig 

2005 (Spring) Brian M. King 

2005 (Fall) Shawn M. Taddiken 

2006 (Spring) Kellen E. Sherlock 

2006 (Fall) Bryan E. Klote 

2007 (Fall) Peter E. Boos 

2008 (Spring) Cole B. Halbleib


5C6A and 4A1. THE SUMMER HOUSE MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2003 Charles D. Robben 19 

2004 Andrew P. Congleton 

2005 Caden L. Butler 

2006 Brett M. Robben 

(Continued)


5C6B and 4A1. THE JOHN A. TOWSE, JR. SUMMER HOUSE MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2007 Joshua W. Oller 

2008 Keith B. Schaller 

19 Previous Award Recipients: See Summer House Manager Award on Page 4.21


5C7 and 1A1. THE ROBERT M. BENSMAN PRESIDENT'S AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2000-2001 Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 20 







Erik M. Rome 

2004-2005 Larry D. Long 


2005-2006 Brett M. Robben 




2007-2008 Peter E. Boos 


20 Previous Award Recipients: See President=s Award on Page 4.03


5C8. THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1989-1990 Tim C. Smith 


1991-1992 William L. Short, Jr. 

1992-1993 William L. Short, Jr. 



1995-1996 Joe G. Stein 









2004-2005 Brandon C. Converse 



2007-2008 Peter E. Boos


5C9. THE DAN G. TINDER MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING JUNIOR AWARD RECIPIENTS 






1994-1995 Joe G. Stein 




1998-1999 Jebtha C. Graham 

1999-2000 Ryan W. Hamm 

2000-2001 Lance T. Jones 







2007-2008 Jared M. Schnefke


5C10A. THE RICHARD R. STERRETT MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

1989-1990 Kenny P. Jensen 


1991-1992 Travis R. Cottrell 

1992-1993 David M. Saunders 

1993-1994 Joe G. Stein 


(Continued)


5C10B. THE RICHARD R. STERRETT AND ROBERT K. STERRETT MEMORIAL 

OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1995-1996 Christian J. Kelly 



1998-1999 Jeffrey C. Connell 

1999-2000 Matthew G. Keller 






2005-2006 Scott R. Keller 

2006-2007 Jared M. Schnefke 

2007-2008 Austin G. Waldo


5C11. THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM MEMORIAL OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS 


1990-1991 Travis R. Cottrell 

1991-1992 Chad M. Wilson 

1992-1993 Daniel R. Stack 

1993-1994 Douglas M. LaMunyon 

1994-1995 Christian J. Kelly 


1996-1997 Jonathan R. Richardson 

1997-1998 Jeffrey C. Connell 

1998-1999 Matthew G. Keller 

1999-2000 John F. Thompson 

2000-2001 Matthew J. Toepfer 

2001-2002 Charles D. Robben 


2003-2004 Cameron M. Sterrett 

2004-2005 Bradley R. Stein 

2005-2006 Patrick T. Criss 

2006-2007 Jared M. Keating 

2007-2008 Nicholas J. Sevart


5C12. THE WILLIAM L. MUIR III LEADERSHAPE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1991 James D. Persinger, Jr. 

Rance E. Ames 

Jason W. Goertzen 

William L. Short, Jr. 21 

1992 James A. Buster 


Jason R. Patterson 


1993 Damon E. Earnshaw 

David L. Fraas 




Jonathan L. Siebold 

1994 Daniel D. Dow 

Todd F. Lakin 

Douglas M. LaMunyon 


Christopher L. Palmer 

Mark A. Ruda 



Michael T. Parisi 

Joe G. Stein 

1996 Toby J. Crouse 

Aaron L. Culp 




John R. Gooch 

Sean W. Jackson 

Jeffrey M. Pegues 

1998 Michael T. Freeman 


Bradley J. Joiner 


1999 Matthew G. Keller 


Jason A. Pechar 


Daniel J. Cooper 21 

Christopher J. Struzina 21 

(Continued)


2000 Chad D. Russell 

Brian M. Darby 

Ryan W. Hamm 




Benjamin C. Porter 22 

2001 Timothy J. Bensman 






Kevin E. Husmann 21 

Andrew J. Joiner 21 

Ryan C. Parisi 21 

Matthew E. Redhair 21 

Jonathan M. Rhoades 21 

Daniel O. Sobek 21 

Daniel R. Adrain 22 

Clay D. Davis 22 

Joshua R. Wedel 22 

2002 Erik P. Ankrom 




Brian J. Hall 

Evan B. Hammett 

Michael P. Hinkin 


Erik M. Rome 

Brandon K. Haynes 23 



Curtis G. Mick 21 

David J. Weaver 21 

(Continued)


2003 Joshua T. Ault 


Ryan C. Falco 

Kevin J. Hudson 


Dustin L. Kammerer 

Brian M. King 



Allan R. Sheahan 


Jerod M. Topliff 

Christopher A. Beyer 23 


2004 Michael D. Durig 

W. Scott Dikeman 


Larry D. Long 






Jacob R. Will 

Matthew R. Porter 23 

Mark E. Pultz 23 

2005 John W. Bensman 


Ryan M. Kuhn 



Corey T. MacCallum 





Mathew C. Plummer 23 

Eric C. Redhair 23 

John W. Bensman 22 

Anthony L. Carter 22 

(Continued)


2006 Matthew L. Amthor 

Peter E. Boos 

Patrick T. Criss 


Robert J. Domsch 

James R. Fullagar 


Matthew J. Lindquist 



Scott A. Swain 23 

Tyler C. Wisdom 23 

2007 Samuel J. Hund 


Adam H. Love 

Ryan P. Thomas 

Kevin W. Goebel 23 

William H. Miller 23 


J. Paul Fangman, Jr. 

Jacob S. Kaunley 

Joseph W. Norris 

Adam B. Pfautsch 


2008 Tyrek J. Artley 

Daniel A. Unruh 

Nicholas J. Sevart 

Samuel L. Denvir 

Adam C. Kruse 23 

Charles F. Clarkson 23 

Ryan C. Ullom 

Benton F. Musil 

Paul H. Kuhlman 

David C. Dikeman 

21 Partially Self-Financed 

22 K-State LeaderShape or K-State Leadership Conference 

23 Also See Todd F. Lakin ΑΤΩ LeaderShape Awards on Page 4.42


5C13A. THE MICHAEL J. McKERNAN OUTSTANDING ATHLETE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1990-1991 Rance E. Ames 

Daniel R. Brown 23 

1991-1992 Jason R. Patterson 

Tim S. Madden 23 

1992-1993 Tim S. Madden 

Jason R. Patterson 24 

1993-1994 Douglas A. Geyer 

Jason R. Cansler 24 

1994-1995 Jason J. Perine 

Jason R. Cansler 24 


H. Raymond Sims II 24 


H. Raymond Sims II 24 


Richard S. Cole 24 

1998-1999 Jeffrey B. Severino 

Jeffrey C. Connell 24 

Richard S. Cole 25 

1999-2000 Jeffrey B. Severino 

Jeffrey C. Connell 23 

David E. Woolf 25 



Justin C. Morgan 25 






Brandon C. Converse 25 

(Continued)


5C13B. THE KALEIGH B. GRIMES OUTSTANDING ATHLETE AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2003-2004 Jesse D. Newton 

Brian R. Driscoll 24 

Dustin D. Klassen 25 

2004-2005 Brandon C. Converse 

Tyler F. Newton 24 

Andrew P. Congleton 25 

2005-2006 Tyler F. Newton 

Brett M. Robben 24 

Kellen E. Sherlock 25 

2006-2007 Tyler F. Newton 

Tyler F. Shepherd 24 

Scott A. Swain 25 

2007-2008 Tyler F. Shepherd 

Connor F. Osbern 24 

24 First Runner-Up 

25 Second Runner-Up


5C14A. THE GREGORY A. LLOYD AND DAVID M. SAUNDERS SOCIAL SERVICE COORDINATOR 


1993 (Fall) Duane G. Warkentin 

1994 (Spring) Jereme J. Brueggemann 

1994 (Fall) Gary R. Cottrell 

1995 (Spring) Russell W. Taddiken 

(Continued)


5C14B. THE GARY R. COTTRELL AND RUSSELL W. TADDIKEN SOCIAL SERVICE COORDINATOR 


1995 (Fall) Jason L. Endacott 

1996 (Spring) Daniel P. Cataldi 

1996 (Fall) Steve J. Prusa 

1997 (Spring) Curtis D. Snowden 

1997 (Fall) Richard S. Cole 

1998 (Spring) James F. Hodges III 

1998 (Fall) Gavin M. Vaughn 

1999 (Spring) Michael T. Freeman 

1999 (Fall) Richard R. (Bob) Harrison 

2000 (Spring) Joshua R. Wedel 

2000 (Fall) Chad D. Green 

2001 (Spring) Matthew J. Toepfer 

2001 (Fall) Brian J. Hall 

2002 (Spring) Michael P. Hinkin 

2002 (Fall) Daniel O. Sobek 

2003 (Spring) Curtis G. Mick 

2003 (Fall) Aaron T. Franklin 

2004 (Spring) Lafe M. Bauer 

2004 (Fall) Lafe M. Bauer 

2005 (Spring) Drew M. Wagner 

2005 (Fall) Jacob R. Will 

2006 (Spring) Ryan M. Kuhn 

2006 (Fall) Joshua D. Cromer 

2007 (Spring) Samuel J. Hund 

2007 (Fall) Tyler J. Geisler 

2008 (Spring) Tyrek J. Artley


5C15A. THE RYAN A. NEWTH SOCIAL CHAIRMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1994 (Spring) Ryan A. Newth 

1994 (Fall) Jay C. Minton 

1995 (Spring) Paul L. Damm 

1995 (Fall) Todd S. Farrar 

1996 (Spring) Jarrod R. Kastanek 

1996 (Fall) Jeff P. Thornbrugh 

1997 (Spring) Christopher S. Coad 

1997 (Fall) Gregg N. Farrar 

1998 (Spring) Gavin M. Vaughn 

1998 (Fall) Jeffrey C. Connell 

1999 (Spring) Bradley J. Joiner 

1999 (Fall) David E. Woolf 

2000 (Spring) Daniel A. Ellsworth 

2000 (Fall) Lance T. Jones 

2001 (Spring) Jess M. Adams 

2001 (Fall) Patrick J. McEvoy 

2002 (Spring) Tanner N. Klingzell 

2002 (Fall) Travis J. DiGirolamo 

(Continued)


5C15B. THE RYAN A. NEWTH RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICER/SOCIAL CHAIRMAN AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

2003 (Spring) Scott M. Cordes 26 


2003 (Fall) Cole S. Reichle 26 

Jesse G. Moore 27 

2004 (Spring) Jesse G. Moore 26 

Matthew J. Duerfeldt 27 

2004 (Fall) Matthew J. Duerfeldt 26 

Caden L. Butler 27 

2005 (Spring) Caden L. Butler 26 

Nathan J. Schnefke 27 

2005 (Fall) Nathan J. Schnefke 26 

Jonathan B. Biggs 27 

2006 (Spring) Jonathan B. Biggs 26 


2006 (Fall) Michael J. Rohr 26 

Bradley R. Stein 27 

2007 (Spring) Bradley R. Stein 26 


2007 (Fall) Jared M. Schnefke 26 

Ryan P. Thomas 27 

2008 (Spring) Ryan P. Thomas 26 

Colin R. Cummings 27 

26 Social Chairman/Risk Management Officer 

27 Risk Management Officer/Social Chairman


5C16. THE DAVID L. WATSON EDUCATION AWARD RECIPIENTS 





1997-1998 Jeffrey M. Pegues 

2000-2001 Kevin N. Oehme 

2004-2005 Christopher S. Johnson 


2006-2007 Drew M. Wagner 

2007-2008 Joshua D. Cromer


5C17A and 1A9. THE KITCHEN MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1997 (Spring) Jarred J. Soukup 

1997 (Fall) Ryan D. Eftink 

1998 (Spring) Michael T. Freeman 

1998 (Fall) M. Trent Grissom II 

1999 (Spring) Nicholas H. Krier 

(Continued)


5C17B and 1A9. THE HENRY F. KUPFER KITCHEN MANAGER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1999 (Fall) Joshua R. Wedel 

2000 (Spring) M. Evan Keyser 

2000 (Fall) B. Luke Lucas 

2001 (Spring) Michael L. Hattrup 

2001 (Fall) Benjamin J. Zwick 

2002 (Spring) Benjamin J. Zwick 

2002 (Fall) Graig M. Sells 

2003 (Spring) Aaron T. Franklin 

2003 (Fall) Matthew T. Howell 

2004 (Spring) Daniel O. Sobek 



2005 (Fall) Scott R. Keller 

2006 (Spring) Brady M. Lohrey 

2006 (Fall) Jeremy K. Will 

2007 (Spring) Eric K. Montgomery 

2007 (Fall) Joshua W. Oller 

2008 (Spring) Keith B. Schaller


5C18. THE GUY W. GROSS SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1998 (Spring) Guy W. Gross 

1999 (Spring) Richard S. Cole 

1999 (Fall) Jeremy P. Girard 

2000 (Spring) Troy A. Holdeman 

2000 (Fall) Daniel M. Marchant 

2002 (Spring) Kerry M. Funk 

2002 (Fall) Jeremiaha D. Cole 

2003 (Spring) Andrew M. Newton 

2003 (Fall) Matthew A. Baki 

2004 (Spring) Larry D. Long 

2004 (Fall) Scott R. Strickler 


2005 (Fall) Benjamin C. Nash 

2006 (Spring) Matthew R. Porter 

2006 (Fall) Anthony L. Carter 

2007 (Spring) Mark R. Inman 

2007 (Fall) Andrew T. Langford 

2008 (Spring) Andrew T. Langford


5C19. THE CHRISTIAN J. KELLY LAW SCHOOL AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2003 Joshua R. Wedel 

2004 Andrew M. Newton


5C20. THE DALE L. DUNCAN MEMORIAL PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

1999-2000 Daniel M. Marchant 

2000-2001 Tanner N. Klingzell 

2001-2002 Daniel O. Sobek 

2002-2003 Ryan G. Bader 


2004-2005 Curtis G. Mick 

2005 (Fall) W. Travis Love 

2006 (Fall) Cody G. Anderson


5C21 and 1A10. THE JUSTIN J. NELSON COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2000 (Spring) Justin J. Nelson 

2000 (Fall) Justin J. Nelson 

2001 (Spring) Justin J. Nelson 

2001 (Fall) Justin J. Nelson 

2002 (Spring) Erik P. Ankrom 

2002 (Fall) Seth B. Schultz 

2004 (Spring) Christopher A. Mick 

2004 (Fall) Christopher A. Mick 

2005 (Spring) Christopher A. Mick 

2005 (Fall) Christopher A. Mick 

2006 (Spring) Eric T. Leftwich 

2006 (Fall) Eric T. Leftwich 

2007 (Spring) Aaron M. Ortbals 

2007 (Fall) Aaron M. Ortbals 

2008 (Spring) Aaron M. Ortbals


5C22. THE FREEMAN FAMILY OUTSTANDING MAJOR OFFICER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2000 (Fall) Daniel J. Tokar 

(Alumni Relations Officer) 

2001 (Spring) Justin R. Stein 

(BADD Duty Coordinator) 

2001 (Fall) Timothy J. Bensman 

(Annex Coordinator) 


(Public Relations Officer) 


(Sergeant-at-Arms/BADD Duty Coordinator) 

2003 (Spring) William H. Casper 


2003 (Fall) Larry D. Long 




2004 (Fall) Jonathan B. Biggs 


2005 (Spring) John W. Bensman 






2006 (Fall) Scott A. Swain 

(Intramurals Chairman) 

2007 (Spring) Andrew T. Langford 


2007 (Fall) Joshua D. Cromer 

(Brotherhood Chairman) 

2008 (Spring)


5C23. THE JONATHAN S. KURCHE HISTORIAN AWARD RECIPIENTS 



2003-2004 Jerod M. Topliff 

2004-2005 Larry D. Long 


2006-2007 Drew M. Wagner 

2007-2008 J. Paul Fangman, Jr.



5C24A. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM WORTHY CHAPLAIN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2001 (Fall) Steven L. Bellinger 

2002 (Spring) Benjamin C. Porter 

2002 (Fall) Ryan C. Parisi 

(Continued)


5C24B. THE STEVEN C. JOHNSON WORTHY CHAPLAIN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2003 (Spring) Ryan C. Falco 

2004 (Spring) Cameron M. Sterrett 

2004 (Fall) Matthew R. Porter 


2005 (Fall) Bradley R. Stein 

2006 (Spring) James R. Fullagar 


2007 (Spring) Joshua D. Cromer 

2007 (Fall) Samuel J. Hund 

2008 (Spring) Trent R. Byquist


5C25. THE RICHARD R. HARRISON OUTSTANDING OUT-OF-HOUSE MEMBER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2005 (Spring) Daniel O. Sobek 

2005 (Fall) Matthew J. Duerfeldt 




2007 (Fall) Anthony L. Carter 

2008 (Spring)


5C26. THE DIKEMAN FAMILY ALUMNI RELATIONS OFFICER AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2006 (Spring) Nathan J. Schnefke 

2006 (Fall) Brett D. Kirkpatrick 

2007 (Fall) William H. Miller


5C27. THE FOUNDERS' MEMORIAL SENIOR GRANT AWARDS 


Ross W. Brady 


Bryan E. Klote 



Drew M. Wagner



5C28A. THE ELMER D. McCOLLUM MEMBERSHIP EDUCATION CHAIRMAN AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

1991 (January) Dennis R. Upshaw 

1991 (August) William L. Short, Jr. 

1992 (January) Wade B. Jensik 

1993 (January) Steven J. Lauberth 

1994 (August) Christopher L. Palmer 

1995 (January) Daniel D. Dow 

1995 (August) Cary L. Majors 

1996 (August) Ty A. Bechtel 

1997 (January) Aaron L. Culp 

1997 (August) Gabriel J. Graham 

1998 (January) Sean W. Jackson 

2001 (January) Ryan W. Hamm 

2001 (August) Benjamin C. Porter 

2002 (January) John F. Thompson 

2002 (August) Matthew J. Toepfer 

2003 (January) Erik M. Rome 

2004 (January) Charles D. Robben 

2004 (August) Andrew T. Henderson 

2005 (January) Christopher S. Johnson 

2005 (August) Brett M. Robben 


2006 (August) Jeremy K. Will 

2007 (January) Tyler F. Newton 

(Continued)


5C28B. THE BENJAMIN B. BARNERT MEMBERSHIP EDUCATION CHAIRMAN AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2008 (January) Patrick T. Criss 

2008 (August)


5C29. THE SERVICE TO MANKIND AWARD RECIPIENTS 

2007-2008



5D1. THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM ARCHITECTURAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 

1990 Ronald M. Gans 28 

1991 Robert J. Karlin 28 

1992 Julie A. Bors 28 

1993 Christopher T. Deguentz 28 

Jeffrey M. Prose 28 

1994 Supranee DeGraw 28 

1995 Grace H. Wallace 28 

1996 Brian D. Jones 28 

1997 Kimberly S. Murphy 28 

1998 Mark A. Clark 28 

1999 Steven J. Johnson 28 

2000 Addie M. Johnson 28 

2001 Matthew M. Farris 28 

2002 Nathan J. Schutte 28 

2003 Kevin E. Nelson 28 

2004 Christina K. Shelton 28 

2005 Brent J. Shelor 28 

2006 Anastisia L. Wayne 28 

2007 Clemente Jaquez-Herrera 28 

28 Non-ΑΤΩ Recipients


5D2. THE STANLEY L. WINTER K-STATE UNION LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 

1992-1993 Sharon M. Willits 29 

1993-1994 Paul M. Donovan 29 

1994-1995 Brent N. Coverdale 29 

1995-1996 Emily N. Brink 29 

1996-1997 Patrick A. N. Carney 29 

1997-1998 Wendy L. Strevey-Tien 29 

Matthew M. Jones 29 

1998-1999 Karen E. Schlabach 29 

1999-2000 Jeremy D. Lutz 29 

Rebekah A. Thornton 29 

2000-2001 Michael J. Rottinghaus 29 

2001-2002 Thomas T. (Tyler) Adams 29 

2002-2003 Matthew M. Pruett 29 


2003-2004 George A. (Andy) Allison-Gallimore 29 

Kelly R. Ernst 29 

2004-2005 Daniel O. (Dan) Sobek 

Zach S. Hauser 29 


Nacole S. Boan 29 

2006-2007 Sarah V. Morton 29 

2007-2008 Kyle W. Malone 29 

Courtney A. Hauser 29 

Amanda J. Stanford 29 

Alexandra E. Wilson 29 



5D3. THE WILLIAM L. MUIR II AND JOHN T. MUIR BLUE KEY LEADERSHIP 

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 

1998-1999 Jason A. Lacey 30 

Sara T. Reser 30 

1999-2000 Justin J. Knopf 30 

Segen E. Smith 30 

2000-2001 Travis D. Lenkner 30 

Emily T. Benz 30 

2001-2002 Ryan K. Walker 30 

Amy S. Metzinger 30 

2002-2003 Riley P. Scott 30 

Emily E. Ripple 30 

2003-2004 Wesley G. Pike 30 

Amy C. Buller 30 

2004-2005 Michael O. Burns 30 

Stephanie A. Grecian 30 

2005-2006 J. Tyson Moore 30 

Kristen M. Daniels 30 

2006-2007 Matthew A. Woerman 30 

Justine M. Sterling 30 

2006-2007 Joseph A. Vossen 30 

Jenna L. Kennedy 30 



5D4 and 1A7. THE WENDY S. McCRARY CHAPTER SWEETHEART SCHOLARSHIP 

RECIPIENTS 

2000-2001 Amy C. Henderson 31,32 

2001-2002 Meredith A. Duncan 32 

2002-2003 Sara M. Evans 32 

Whitney K. Jarvis 32 

2003-2004 Monica N. Mukai 32 

2004-2005 Tara L. Rueschhoff 32 

2005-2006 Britani L. Plummer 32 

2006-2007 Katherine E. Swain 32 

2007-2008 Brianna M. Judge 32 

Ashley J. Williams 32 

2008-2009 Grace L. Rosen 33 

31 Previous Recipients: See Chapter Sweetheart Award on Page 4.15 



5D5 and 1A11. THE ROBERT S. KRAUSE ΑΤΩ OUTSTANDING CAMPUS LEADER AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

2003 Pat J. Bosco 33 

Dean of Student Life 

2004 Amy L. Button Renz 33 

KSU Alumni Association President 

2005 James R. Coffman 33 

Provost Emeritus and Professor 

2006 Bill D. Snyder 33 

Former Head Football Coach 

2007 Susan K. Peterson 33 

Assistant to the President 




5E1. THE JOHN T. (TOM) MUIR OUTSTANDING GREEK ATHLETE AWARD 

RECIPIENTS 

2008 

34 




CHAPTER 5 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER OFFICERS



1. PRESIDENTS (WORTHY MASTERS) 

1. * Elmer D. McCollum 1920-1921 

2. * Walter T. Rolfe 1921-1922 

3. * Charles R. Smith 1922 

4. * Leroy M. Leiter 1922-1923 

5. * Emmor W. Hall 1923-1924 

6. * John Steiner 1924 

7. * John P. Hale 1924-1925 

8. * Cecil R. Prose 1925 

9. * Harry L. Felten 1925-1926 

10. * Harold D. Grothusen 1926 

11. * Elmer L. Canary 1926-1927 

12. * Lou W. Grothusen 1927 

13. * Marshall B. Ross 1927-1928 

14. * Dwight D. Smith 1928 

15. * Joseph R. McMullen 1928-1929 

16. * Kirk M. Ward 1929 

17. * Walter R. Denman 1929-1930 

18. * Earl C. Richardson 1930 

19. * Alfred A. Holmquist 1930-1931 

20. * Charles A. Pine 1931 

21. Melvin A. Griffith 1931-1932 

22. * Henry O. Cronkite 1932 

23. * O. Arthur Attwood 1932-1933 

24. * Edward E. Criner 1933 

25. John S. Biggs 1933-1934 

26. * James B. LeClere 1934 

27. * Harold C. Hibbs 1934-1935 

28. Clarence R. Crawford 1935 

29. * J. Bruce Nixon 1935-1936 

30. * Jay H. Payne 1936 

31. * Roger M. Crow 1936-1937 

32. * Riley R. Whearty 1937 

33. Beldin C. Percival 1937-1938 

34. * Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1938 

35. Clarence P. Smith 1938-1939 

36. * Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1939 

37. * John T. (Tom) Muir 1939-1940 

38. Henry F. (Hank) Kupfer 1940 

39. * Thomas R. Woods 1940-1941 

40. John O. (Jack) Thisler 1941 

41. Eugene E. Ruff 1941 

42. Norbert L. Raemer 1941-1942 

43. * Clarence M. Penticuff 1942 

44. * Martin E. McMahon 1942-1943 

45. James E. Paterson 1943 

46. * Stephen Delladio (Pro Tem) 1943-1944 

47. * Charles R. Ottman 1944-1945 

48. Claud S. Shelor 1945 

(Continued)


49. Francis B. Gwin 1945-1946 

50. Charles W. Engelland 1946-1947 

51. George R. Jones 1947 

52. * John B. Wohlberg 1947-1948 

53. Keith R. Kehmeier 1948 

54. * John B. Wohlberg 1948-1949 

55. * Kenneth E. Bell 1949 

56. * Herbert W. Asher 1949-1950 

57. Alton J. Wilson 1950 

58. Alphia E. Knapp 1950-1951 

59. Robert E. Hahn 1951 

60. Alan D. (King) Cole 1951-1952 

61. Paul E. Marti 1952-1953 

62. Rollin W. Vickery 1953-1954 

63. W. Bruce Wren 1954-1955 

64. Eugene F. Grabs 1955-1956 

65. E. Eugene Randall 1956-1957 

66. Robert H. Haas 1957-1958 

67. A* J. Phillip Upton 1958-1959 

68. * Clayton L. Griffin 1959-1960 

69. Jon C. Sederquist 1960-1961 

70. Darrell P. Schmidt 1961-1962 

71. Allen H. Hess 1962-1963 

72. Jack L. Diekman 1963 

73. A Frederic C. Weckel 1963 

74. Peter J. Barrett 1963-1964 

75. Harry H. Hoesli 1964-1965 

76. Richard E. Fagerberg 1965-1966 

77. William F. Rock 1966-1967 

78. Bruce W. Heckman 1967 

79. H. David Starkey 1967-1968 

80. Robert H. Balwanz 1968 

81. * Michael L. Trabert 1968-1969 

82. William L. Muir III 1969-1970 

83. * John E. Holstrom 1970-1971 

84. Douglas A. Firebaugh 1971-1972 

85. * Jeffrey L. Burner 1972-1973 

86. Duane C. Holloway 1973-1974 

87. Keith E. Pike 1974-1975 

88. Marc S. Connor 1975-1976 

89. Ben B. Barnert 1976-1977 

90. Steven B. Young 1977-1978 

91. Mark A. Anderson 1978-1979 

92. Michael K. Mines 1979-1980 

93. Stanley J. Linville 1980-1981 

94. Michael E. Brown 1981-1982 

95. Timothy J. Mulcahy 1982-1983 

96. Thomas A. Graham 1983-1984 

97. Michael R. Widrig 1984-1985 

98. Joel E. Hermes 1985-1986 

99. Timothy E. Congrove 1986-1987 

(Continued)


100. Edward R. Nickel 1987-1988 

101. Kyle R. Rolfing 1988-1989 

102. Timothy C. Smith 1989-1990 

103. Kent H. Kiracofe 1990-1991 

104. Stephen L. Patton 1991-1992 

105. Steven A. Swanson 1992-1993 

106. Damon E. Earnshaw 1993-1994 

107. Ryan D. Hurlbutt 1994-1995 

108. Daniel D. Dow 1995-1996 

109. Cary L. Majors 1996-1997 

110. Jonathan A. Freeman 1997-1998 

111. Gabriel J. Graham 1998-1999 

112. Robert M. Bensman 1999-2000 

113. Chad D. Russell 2000-2001 

114. Lance T. Jones 2001-2002 

115. Andrew M. Newton 2002-2003 

116. Erik M. Rome 2003-2004 

117. Brian M. King 2004-2005 

118. Joshua T. Ault 2005-2006 

119. Scott R. Keller 2006-2007 

120. John W. Bensman 2007-2008 

121. Peter E. Boos 2008-2009 

* Deceased 

A Affiliated Member Elected President



2. VICE-PRESIDENTS (WORTHY CHAPLAINS) 

1. * Walter J. Rogers 1920-1921 

2. * Charles R. Smith 1921-1922 

3. * Brom D. Hixson 1922 

4. * Lawrence M. Staley 1922-1923 

5. * Millard R. Getty 1923-1924 

6. * Otto R. Coburn 1924 

7. * Bruce A. Rogers 1924 

8. * Harold D. Grothusen 1924-1925 

9. * George K. Chew 1925 

10. * Arthur L. Rogers 1925-1926 

11. Donald W. Shields 1926 

12. * Otto R. Coburn 1926-1927 

13. * John A. Hoop 1927 

14. * C. Richard Mann 1927-1928 

15. * Philip B. McMullen 1928 

16. * John A. Hoop 1928-1929 

17. * Ernest F. Jenista 1929-1930 

18. * Alfred A. Holmquist 1930 

19. * Charles A. Pine 1930-1931 

20. * William W. Daniels 1931 

21. * Lee T. Morgan 1931-1933 

22. * Bartlet V. Allen 1933 

23. * James B. LeClere 1933-1934 

24. * Maurice E. Hanson 1934 

25. * Stephen Delladio 1934-1935 

26. * Ward H. Shurtz 1935 

27. * Roger M. Crow 1935-1936 

28. * Jay H. Payne 1937 

29. * Charles M. Platt 1937-1938 

30. * William L. Muir II 1938-1939 

31. * John T. (Tom) Muir 1939 

32. Henry F. (Hank) Kupfer 1939-1940 

33. * Thomas R. Woods 1940 

34. Lloyd R. Orrell 1940-1941 

35. William R. Guthrie 1941-1942 

36. * Martin E. McMahon 1942 

37. Francis B. Gwin 1942-1943 

38. Max S. Houston 1943 

39. George R. Jones 1946-1947 


41. * Kenneth E. Bell 1947-1949 

42. * Jack C. Brown 1949 

43. Alton J. Wilson 1949-1950 

44. * M. Crawford Clark 1950 

45. Rollin W. Vickery 1950-1951 

46. Lloyd E. Clarke 1951 

47. Paul E. Marti, Jr. 1951-1952 

48. William F. Hoppes 1952 

(Continued)


49. James L. Filson 1952-1953 

50. * F. Lee Shore 1953 

51. William W. Mahood, Jr. 1953-1954 

52. Maurice D. Wikoff 1954 

53. Fred H. Woodbury 1955 

54. Dean F. Joslin 1956 

55. Raleigh L. Eggers 1957 

56. * Clayton L. Griffin 1958-1959 

57. Arthur M. Roberts 1959 

58. Jon C. Sederquist 1959-1960 

59. John G. Cersovsky 1960 

60. Mark J. Dreiling 1960-1961 

61. R. Kent Crawford 1961-1962 

62. Charles C. Purser 1963 

63. Dudley G. Loomis 1963-1964 

64. James R. Madden 1964-1965 

65. Richard E. Fagerberg 1965 

66. Larry W. Emig 1965-1966 


68. Dennis C. Wheatley 1967-1968 

69. Robert D. Overman 1968 

70. Steven D. Rogers 1968-1969 

71. Michael J. Arehart 1969 

72. John B. Buchheister 1969-1970 

73. Wiley S. Shaw 1970 

74. * Stanley A. Karst 1970-1971 

75. * Jeffrey L. Burner 1971-1972 

76. Paul J. Bartak 1972 

77. Duane C. Holloway 1973-1974 

78. Marc S. Connor 1974 

79. * R. Douglas Love 1974-1975 

80. Barry P. Hilton 1975-1976 

81. William C. Burnette 1976 

82. Anthony D. Adams 1976-1977 

83. Rodney D. Hilt 1977 

84. Larry R. Kogler 1977-1978 

85. James A. Childs 1978 

86. William C. Brown 1978-1979 

87. Michael K. Mines 1979 

88. Kent E. Byrom 1979-1980 

89. Robert L. Frye 1980 

90. Scott F. Miller 1980-1981 

91. Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 1981-1982 

92. Richard R. Lewis 1982 

93. Greg A. Kelley 1982-1983 

94. Patrick V. DiCarlo 1983 

95. Bryant C. Hindman 1983 

96. Michael R. Widrig 1983-1984 

97. Barry L. McAnulty 1984 

98. Joel E. Hermes 1984-1985 

99. John R. Krizman 1985 

(Continued)


100. Timothy E. Congrove 1985-1986 

101. Corbin T. Witt 1986 

102. Edward R. Nickel 1986-1987 

103. John E. Bayouth 1987 

104. Kyle R. Rolfing 1987-1988 

105. Terry E. Studer 1988 

106. Kent H. Kiracofe 1988-1989 

107. Darrick S. Klima 1989 

108. Dennis J. O'Keefe, Jr. 1989-1990 

109. Stephen L. Patton 1990 D 

* Deceased 

D Office Divided Into Vice-President and Chaplain



2A. VICE-PRESIDENTS (WORTHY MARSHALS) 

1. (110) S Troy L. Bechtel 1990-1991 

2. (111) Jamie R. Wiegert 1991 

3. (112) William L. Short, Jr. 1991-1992 

4. (113) James D. Persinger, Jr. 1992 

5. (114) Cary M. Ford 1992-1993 

6. (115) Christopher R. Stipe 1993 

7. (116) Jonathan L. Siebold 1993-1994 

8. (117) David M. Saunders 1994 

9. (118) Todd F. Lakin 1994-1995 

10. (119) Jonathan A. Yeomans 1995 

11. (120) Joe G. Stein 1995-1996 

12. (121) Shane T. Cowan 1996 

13. (122) Toby J. Crouse 1996-1997 

14. (123) Steve J. Prusa 1997 

15. (124) Jereme J. Brueggemann 1997 

16. (125) Gabriel J. Graham 1997-1998 

17. (126) John R. Gooch 1998 

18. (127) Robert M. Bensman 1998-1999 

19. (128) Chad D. Russell 1999 

20. (129) Daniel J. Cooper 1999-2000 

21. (130) Jason A. Pechar 2000 

22. (131) Richard R. Harrison 2000-2001 

23. (132) Jacob J. Perkins 2001 

24. (133) Andrew M. Newton 2001-2002 

25. (134) Andrew J. Joiner 2002 

26. (135) Erik P. Ankrom 2002-2003 

27. (136) Ryan C. Parisi 2003 

28. (137) Timothy J. Bensman 2003-2004 

29. (138) Charles D. Robben 2004 

30. (139) Brandon C. Converse 2004-2005 

31. (140) Jacob R. Will 2005 

32. (141) W. Scott Dikeman 2005-2006 

33. (142) Jeffrey E. Elkins 2006 

34. (143) John W. Bensman 2006-2007 

35. (144) Peter E. Boos 2007 

36. (145) Shawn M. Taddiken 2007-2008 

37. (146) Joshua D. Cromer 2008 

S Sequential Numbering of Vice-Presidents



2B. CHAPLAINS (WORTHY CHAPLAINS) 

1. (110) S Darin E. Kandt 1990-1991 

2. (111) Chris D. Hauserman 1991 

3. (112) Doyle J. Baird 1991-1992 

4. (113) Bryan S. Eitzmann 1992 

5. (114) Jonathan L. Siebold 1992-1993 

6. (115) William L. Short, Jr. 1993 

7. (116) Todd F. Lakin 1993-1994 

8. (117) Douglas M. LaMunyon 1994 

9. (118) Joe G. Stein 1994-1995 

10. (119) Scott E. Taddiken 1995 

11. (120) Aaron L. Culp 1995-1996 

12. (121) Jeff P. Thornbrugh 1996 

13. (122) Russell W. Taddiken 1996-1997 

14. (123) Vince C. Sparks 1997 

15. (124) Guy W. Gross 1997-1998 

16. (125) Michael A. Boyd 1998 

17. (126) Joshua T. Brueggemann 1998-1999 

18. (127) Todd A. Bohn 1999 

19. (128) Christopher J. Struzina 1999-2000 

20. (129) Richard R. Harrison 2000 

21. (130) Joshua R. Wedel 2000-2001 

22. (131) Daniel R. Adrain 2001 

23. (132) Steven L. Bellinger 2001-2002 

24 (133) Benjamin C. Porter 2002 

25. (134) Ryan C. Parisi 2002-2003 

26. (135) Ryan C. Falco 2003 

27. (136) Daniel O. Sobek 2003-2004 

28. (137) Cameron M. Sterrett 2004 

29. (138) Matthew R. Porter 2004-2005 

30. (139) Charles D. Robben 2005 

31. (140) Bradley R. Stein 2005-2006 

32. (141) James R. Fullagar 2006 

33. (142) Robert J. Domsch 2006-2007 

34. (143) Joshua D. Cromer 2007 

35. (144) Samuel J. Hund 2007-2008 

36. (145) Trent R. Byquist 2008 

S Sequential Numbering of Chaplains



3. TREASURERS (WORTHY KEEPERS OF EXCHEQUER) 

1. * Carl F. Mershon 1920-1921 

2. * Perry J. Hershey 1921-1922 

3. * Emmor W. Hall 1922-1923 

4. * Cecil R. Prose 1923-1925 

5. * Elmer L. Canary 1925-1926 

6. * Wilmer G. Beogher 1926-1927 

7. * Lyman E. Henley 1927-1928 

8. * Henry C. Walbridge 1928-1931 

9. * Eli E. Daman 1931 

10. * Edward E. Criner 1931-1933 

11. * Lee T. Morgan 1933 

12. Robert W. Spiker 1933-1934 

13. * Harold C. Hibbs 1934 

14. * J. Bruce Nixon 1934-1935 

15. * Lyle L. Schlaefli 1935-1936 

16. Fred B. Crist 1937 

17. William C. Moore 1937-1938 

18. * Jay H. Payne 1938-1939 

19. * William L. Muir II 1939-1940 

20. Richard N. Heaton 1940-1941 

21. Myron F. Hornbaker 1941-1942 

22. * Ross D. Skinner 1942-1943 

23. John B. Rogers 1946-1947 

24. * Glen W. Scanlan 1947-1948 

25. * William A. Asher 1948-1949 

26. * Herbert W. Asher 1949 

27. Robert E. Hahn 1949-1950 

28. Norman M. Blubaugh 1950-1952 

29. Donald S. Williams 1952-1953 

30. * F. Lee Shore 1953-1954 

31. Dean F. Joslin 1954-1955 

32. Alan D. Vannice 1955-1956 

33. Robert H. Haas 1956-1957 

34. Edward L. Thompson 1957-1958 

35. Leslie L. Ogg 1958-1959 

36. John E. Peel 1959-1960 

37. Richard L. Haas 1960-1961 

38. Lewis W. Watson 1961-1962 

39. R. Gordon Bruce 1963-1964 

40. Donald R. Opdycke 1964-1965 

41. * James V. Swanson 1965-1966 

42. * Alwyn H. Gentry 1966-1967 

43. Gary J. Heyka 1967 

44. William L. Muir III 1967-1969 

45. * Stanley A. Karst 1969-1970 

46. Gerald J. Lang 1970-1971 

47. James H. Budke 1971-1972 

48. William E. Dakan 1972-1973 

(Continued)


49. Richard J. Bloomer 1973-1974 

50. Gary J. Bartak 1974-1975 

51. C. Bradley Forsyth 1975-1976 

52. Roger W. Wallace 1976-1977 

53. Rodney D. Hilt 1977-1978 

54. Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1978-1980 


56. Antoni P. Firner 1981-1982 

57. Jeffrey L. Gates 1982-1983 

58. Jerry F. Jermain 1983-1984 

59. Craig A. Doehring 1984-1985 

60. Daniel W. Schwartzkopf 1985-1986 

61. Eric S. Hoffman 1986-1987 

62. Michael P. Murray 1987-1988 

63. Thomas W. Butler 1988-1989 

64. Scott D. Goertzen 1989-1990 

65. Darrick S. Klima 1990-1991 

66. Shawn M. Aldridge 1991-1992 

67. Jason W. Goertzen 1992-1993 

68. Ryan D. Hurlbutt 1993-1994 

69. Stuart C. Rinkleff 1994-1995 

70. Brian W. Koehn 1995-1996 

71. Paul L. Damm 1996-1997 

72. Brent A. Taylor 1997-1999 

73. Richard A. Webdell 1999-2000 

74. Brian M. Darby 2000-2001 

75. Daniel J. Tokar 2001-2003 

76. Brian J. Hall 2003-2004 

77. Brock C. Lohrey 2004-2005 

78. Sean P. Cordes 2005-2006 

79. Garrett B. Linville 2006-2007 

80. Drew W. Britton 2007-2009 

* Deceased


4. SECRETARIES (WORTHY SCRIBES) 

1. * E. Leo Bebb 1920-1921 

2. * L. Allyn Laybourn 1921 

3. * N. Dale Lund 1921-1922 

4. * Ernest H. Buyer 1922 

5. * Robert W. Kent 1922-1923 

6. * Frank S. Davis 1923-1924 

7. * Edwin J. Kent 1924 

8. * Harry L. Felten 1924-1925 


10. Philip R. Carter 1926 

11. * Charles D. Wyatt 1926-1927 

12. * Orville O. Barton 1927 

13. * V. Phillip Marshall 1927 

14. * Orville O. Barton 1927-1928 

15. * C. Richard Mann 1928 

16. * Henry C. Walbridge 1928 

17. * D. Paul Hutchison 1928-1929 

18. * Eugene E. Rippey 1929-1930 

19. * Reuben A. Sparks 1930 

20. John S. Biggs 1930-1931 

21. Robert W. Spiker 1931-1933 

22. * Arthur H. L. Daman 1933 


24. * Wesley H. Brinkman 1933-1934 


26. * Ralph T. Rankin 1934-1935 

27. * Maurice E. Hanson 1935 

28. * Lloyd C. Riggs 1935-1936 

29. Belden C. Percival 1937 

30. * Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1937-1938 

31. Clarence P. Smith 1938 

32. Henry F. Kupfer 1938-1939 

33. * William G. Bensing 1939 

34. Edwin A. Weber 1939-1940 

35. Mailand R. Strunk 1940 

36. * Eugene E. Ruff 1940-1941 

37. Max S. Houston 1941-1942 

38. Richard I. Buchli 1942 

39. * George W. Fuhrken 1942-1943 

40. Case A. Bonebrake 1943 

41. * Henry E. Brandes 1946-1947 

42. Eugene H. Bruner 1947 

43. Keith R. Kehmeier 1947-1948 

44. Eugene H. Bruner 1948 

45. * Kent G. Slyhoff 1948-1949 

46. * M. Crawford Clark 1949-1950 

47. James E. Shriver 1950 

48. Bruce H. Karns 1950-1951 

(Continued)


49. George R. Lange 1951-1952 

50. Danny K. Dunbar 1952 

51. * F. Lee Shore 1952-1953 

52. William W. Mahood, Jr. 1953 

53. Wallace B. Wren 1953-1954 

54. Eugene F. Grabs 1954 

55. Cecil R. Shove 1954-1955 

56. E. Gene Randall 1955 

57. Donald P. Hutchison 1955-1956 

58. Bruce B. Irwin 1956 

59. Joseph C. Nothern 1957-1959 

60. Jerry L. Smith 1959 

61. Mark J. Dreiling 1959-1960 

62. Ronald Joy 1960 

63. R. Kent Crawford 1960-1961 

64. John E. Going 1961-1962 

65. Mitchell L. Foster 1963 

66. James R. Madden 1963-1964 

67. Alan R. Smith 1964 

68. Ronald H. Roesler 1964-1965 

69. William F. Rock 1965-1966 

70. Michael T. Mills 1966 

71. Richard H. Spingler, Jr. 1966-1967 

72. Robert H. Balwanz 1967-1968 

73. Cady R. Engler 1968 

74. Thomas M. Foncannon 1968-1969 

75. Richard A. Pinaire 1969 

76. Larry E. Sinn 1969-1970 

77. Richard R. Ray 1970 

78. Ivan D. Veldhuizen 1970-1971 

79. Michael E. Johnson 1971 

80. Daniel C. Walter 1971-1972 

81. Terry D. Bowen 1972 

82. Brian N. Stoll 1972-1973 

83. James P. Schumacher 1974 

84. John C. Mackaman 1974-1975 

85. Rodney D. Hilt 1975 

86. Steven B. Young 1975-1976 

87. Joseph D. Berlekamp 1976 

88. James A. Huschka 1976-1977 

89. Peter E. Larsen 1977 

90. Mark A. Anderson 1977-1978 

91. Michael K. Mines 1978 

92. Giles C. Tuckfield 1979 

93. Michael E. Brown 1979 

94. Scott F. Miller 1979-1980 

95. Greg D. Widrig 1980 

96. Greg A. Kelley 1980-1981 

97. Jeffrey L. Gates 1981-1982 

98. Michael R. Widrig 1982 

99. Jeff E. Dillon 1982-1983 

(Continued)


100. Steven P. Hoover 1983 

101. Douglas W. Harder 1983 

102. Robert A. Spanke 1984 

103. Barry L. McAnulty 1984-1985 

104. Paul E. McKenzie 1985 

105. James L. Goering, Jr. 1985-1986 

106. Douglas A. Long 1986 

107. Michael E. McGee 1986-1987 

108. Roger G. Brown 1987 

109. Michael K. Cormaci 1987-1988 

110. Kevin E. Kiekhaefer 1988 

111. Timothy S. Berends 1988-1989 

112. Brent D. Scott 1989 

113. Troy D. Bechtel 1989-1990 

114. James D. Persinger, Jr. 1990 

115. Blake A. Logan 1990-1991 

116. Chris S. Barnes 1991 

117. Jonathan L. Siebold 1991-1992 

118. Chad M. Wilson 1992 

119. Stuart C. Rinkleff 1992-1993 

120. Daniel D. Dow 1993 

121. Michael T. Parisi 1993-1994 

122. Christopher J. Kelly 1994 

123. Brian P. Ansay 1994-1995 

124. Daniel R. Stack 1995 

125. Gabriel J. Graham 1995-1996 

126. Brent A. Taylor 1996 

127. John R. Gooch 1996-1997 

128. David E. Woolf 1997 

129. Ethan A. Kloster 1997-1998 

130. Matthew D. Busby 1998 

131. Justin J. Nelson 1998-1999 

132. Grant P. Bunton 1999 

133. Brian M. Darby 1999-2000 

134. Jess M. Adams 2000 

135. Patrick T. Gibbs 2000-2001 

136. Matthew E. Redhair 2001 

137. Tanner N. Klingzell 2001-2002 

138. Ryan C. Parisi 2002 

139. Matthew A. Baki 2002-2003 

140. Dustin L. Kammerer 2003 

141. Travis J. DiGirolamo 2003-2004 

142. Scott R. Strickler 2004 

143. Jeffrey E. Elkins 2004-2005 

144. Daniel C. Burr 2005 

145. Tyler F. Newton 2005-2006 

146. Patrick T. Criss 2006-2007 

147. Tyler C. Wisdom 2007-2008 

148. Tyler F. Shepherd 2008 

* Deceased



5. HISTORIANS (WORTHY KEEPERS OF ANNALS) 

1. * Robert S. Love 1920-1922 

2. * C. Morton Rust 1922-1923 

3. * John P. Hale 1923-1924 

4. * Paul E. Smith 1924 

5. * William A. Asher 1924 

6. * Deo O. Wilson 1924-1925 


8. * Marshall B. Ross 1926 

9. * Kirk M. Ward 1926-1927 

10. * Dwight D. Smith 1927-1928 

11. * Eugene E. Rippey 1928 

12. Ralph L. Miller 1928-1929 

13. Ernest F. Jenista 1929 

14. * Ben L. Meibergen 1929-1930 

15. * Ernest F. Jenista 1930 

16. * Edward E. Criner 1930-1931 

17. * Dale Berger 1931 

18. * O. Arthur Attwood 1932 

19. * Ward H. Shurtz 1932-1933 

20. John S. Biggs 1933 

21. * Harold C. Hibbs 1933-1934 

22. * Crawford Beeson 1934 

23. * Alfred E. White 1934-1935 

24. J. Ewing Moore 1935 

25. Clarence R. Crawford 1935-1936 

26. * Robert H. Harvey 1937 

27. Joe M. Goodwin 1937-1938 

28. * Donald L. Webb 1938 

29. * John T. (Tom) Muir 1938-1939 

30. Lloyd R. Orrell 1939 

31. William A. Gonser 1939-1940 

32. James A. Patterson 1940-1941 

33. Richard I. Buchli 1941-1942 

34. William A. Guthrie 1942 

35. John W. Randell 1942-1943 

36. * George E. Adams 1943 

37. Paul H. Gwin 1946-1947 

38. Alan A. Berndt 1947 

39. John W. Money 1947-1948 

40. David A. Lewis 1948 

41. George G. Holloway 1948-1949 

42. Alton J. Wilson 1949 

43. Paul E. Marti, Jr. 1949-1950 

44. Donald L. Harter 1950 

45. * M. Crawford Clark 1950-1951 

46. A Carl R. Brown 1951 

47. * F. Dean Asher 1951-1952 

48. Jack G. Fast 1952-1953 

(Continued)


49. Danny K. Dunbar 1953 

50. Donald P. Hutchison 1953-1954 

51. William B. Eddy 1955 

52. * R. Edward Dunlap 1955-1956 

53. * James W. Goebel 1956 

54. * Clayton L. Griffin 1957 

55. John E. Peel 1958-1959 

56. Walter A. Besecke III 1959 

57. David W. Newton 1959-1960 

58. Jerry J. Minnis 1960-1961 

59. James E. Dilly 1962 

60. R. Gary Lortscher 1963 

61. Thomas B. Creamer 1963-1964 

62. Richard W. Jacobson 1964-1965 

63. Robert E. Graves 1965 

64. * Alwyn H. Gentry 1965-1966 

65. Stanley R. Boles 1966 

66. James W. Gentry 1966-1967 

67. Robert D. Overman 1967-1968 

68. Patrick A. Wakeman 1968 


70. A Steven A. Spillman 1969 


72. * Michael H. Tolson 1970 

73. Lonnie E. Dalrymple 1970-1971 

74. Stephen J. Glotzbach 1971 

75. Marc S. Connor 1971-1972 

76. Daniel C. Walter 1972 

77. Curtis L. Stanford 1972-1973 

78. Michael J. Grosdidier 1974 

79. Barry K. Childs 1974-1975 

80. Keith E. Pike 1975 

81. Kent R. Eikenberry 1975-1976 

82. James A. Huschka 1976 

83. Charles D. Chambers 1977-1978 

84. * Dan G. Tinder 1977 

85. Larry R. Kogler 1977-1978 

86. Daniel A. Phillips 1978 

87. Philip B. Achten 1978-1979 

88. Michael A. Alstadt 1979 


90. Kevin C. Hensley 1980 

91. Timothy T. Mulcahy 1980-1981 

92. Mark L. Bolling 1981 

93. Michael A. Alstadt 1981-1982 

94. Phillip L. Herrell 1982 

95. Philip E. Grosdidier 1982-1983 

96. Bryce K. Johnson 1983 

97. Steven P. Hoover 1983 

98. Robert P. Diehl 1984 

99. Mark R. Barbee 1984-1985 

(Continued)


100. Christopher R. Bancroft 1985-1986 

101. Douglas A. Long 1986-1987 

102. Robert W. Reichenberger 1987-1988 

103. Paul A. Weiler 1988-1989 

104. Dennis J. O'Keefe, Jr. 1989 

105. Ryan T. Witt 1989-1990 


107. Chad R. Fagerberg 1991 


109. William L. Short, Jr. 1992 

110. Rance E. Ames 1992-1993 

111. Richard J. Cherra 1993-1995 

112. Scott M. Chamoff 1995-1996 

113. Jason A. Walker 1996-1997 

114. Neil P. Adamson 1997-1998 

115. Jonathan S. Kurche 1998-2000 

116. William A. Mann 2000-2001 

117. R. Robert Harrison 2001-2002 

118. Brian J. Hall 2002-2003 

119. Jerod M. Topliff 2003-2004 

120. Larry D. Long 2004-2005 

121. Anthony L. Carter 2005-2006 

122. Drew M. Wagner 2006-2007 

123. J. Paul Fangman, Jr. 2007-2008 

124. Daniel A. Unruh 2008-2009 

* Deceased 

A Affiliated Member Elected Historian



6. SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS (WORTHY USHERS) 

1. * Charles Nitcher 1920-1921 

2. * Noah D. Zeigler 1921 

3. * Lester A. Dumond 1921-1922 

4. * Philip R. Woodbury 1922-1923 

5. * Matheny J. Copeland 1923 


7. * Lou W. Grothusen 1924 

8. * Henry D. Karns 1924 

9. * Waldo D. Wollam 1924-1925 

10. Gardiner R. Rhoades 1925-1926 

11. * Wilmer G. Beougher 1926 

12. * William Hunsberger 1926-1927 

13. * Walter R. Denman 1927 

14. * Kirk M. Ward 1927-1928 

15. * Joseph R. McMullen 1928 

16. * Kirk M. Ward 1928-1929 

17. * Charles H. Synnamon 1929 

18. Melvin A. Griffith 1929-1930 

19. * Raymond P. Hunsberger 1930-1931 

20. Elmer K. Blasdel 1931-1932 

21. * Clifton W. Pangburn 1932-1933 

22. * Crawford Beeson 1933 

23. Clarence R. Crawford 1933-1934 

24. Richard R. Owen 1934 


26. * Roger M. Crow 1935 

27. * Ralph T. Rankin 1935-1936 

28. * Charles M. Platt 1937 

29. * Jay H. Payne 1937-1938 

30. Fred B. Crist 1938 

31. * Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1938-1939 

32. Henry F. (Hank) Kupfer 1939 


34. Edwin A. Weber 1940-1941 

35. * Roy E. Gwin, Jr. 1941 

36. John B. Rogers 1942 

37. Emerson L. Chance 1942-1943 


39. * Glen W. Scanlan 1946-1947 

40. * Clarence G. Heath 1947 

41. Larry J. King 1947-1948 

42. Harold M. Kiser 1948 

43. Harold A. Duby 1948-1949 

44. Robert E. Hahn 1949 

45. Donald L. Harter 1949-1950 

46. Bruce H. Karns 1950 

47. James V. Jung 1950-1951 

48. * Forrest D. Asher 1951 

(Continued)


49. George Van Voorst 1951-1952 

50. Donald S. Williams 1952 

51. A Harold A. Poe 1952-1953 

52. Kenneth D. Weide 1953 

53. Duane C. Hufford 1953-1954 

54. John R. Kupfer 1954-1955 

55. Alan D. Van Nice 1955 

56. Robert C. Briethaupt 1955-1956 

57. I. Dale Blume 1956 

58. Walter J. Danforth 1956-1957 

59. Robert E. Krizman 1957 

60. C. Walter Couch 1958-1959 

61. Bruce B. Irwin 1959 

62. Phil B. Bowman 1959-1960 

63. Allen H. Hess 1960 

64. J. John Fettes IV 1960-1961 

65. Roland J. Bonneau 1961-1962 

66. Dudley G. Loomis 1963 

67. Jack E. Calentine 1963-1964 

68. C. Wade Johnson 1964 

69. John O. McConnell 1965 

70. Richard H. Spingler, Jr. 1965-1966 

71. George F. Mance 1966 

72. H. Stephen Joy 1966-1967 

73. Edmond E. Fellers 1967-1968 

74. Wiley S. Shaw 1968 

75. John B. Buchheister 1968-1969 

76. Paul J. Bartak 1969 

77. Ivan D. Veldhuizen 1969-1970 

78. Gerald J. Lang 1970 

79. Charles W. Engle 1970-1971 


81. R. Thomas Dole 1971-1972 

82. Lawrence H. Madsen 1972 

83. David E. Ruff 1972-1973 

84. Donn A. Demaree 1973 

85. Andrew K. Glatt 1974 

86. Duane M. Ediger 1974-1975 

87. Roger W. Wallace 1975 

88. * Edward L. Hauck 1975-1976 

89. Charles D. Chambers 1976 

90. Ronnie D. McFall 1976-1977 

91. Mark A. Mallder 1977 

92. Giles C. Tuckfield 1977-1978 

93. John M. Norris 1978 

94. David B. Krizman 1978-1979 

95. Scott F. Miller 1979 

96. William F. Gensky 1979-1980 

97. Greg D. Kelley 1980 

98. Mark L. Bolling 1980-1981 

99. Kyle C. Burk 1981 

(Continued)


100. John M. Holiday 1981-1982 

101. David W. Binder 1982 

102. James A. Bellerive 1982-1983 

103. Brian S. Judah 1983 

104. Joseph P. Fangman 1983-1984 

105. Timothy E. Congrove 1984 

106. Robert A. Spanke 1984-1985 

107. Christopher R. Bancroft 1985 

108. Donald D. McDaniel 1985-1986 


110. Theodore L. Wald 1986-1987 

111. Thomas M. Clark 1987 

112. Bradford J. Gray 1987-1988 

113. A Joe T. Hoskins, Jr. 1988 

114. Brent D. Scott 1988-1989 

115. Daniel R. Brown 1989 

116. Kevin T. O'Connor 1989-1990 

117. Rance E. Ames 1990 

118. Jamie R. Wiegert 1990-1991 

119. G. Andrew Richards 1991 

120. Scott E. Goodman 1991-1992 

121. Jason R. Patterson 1992 

122. Tim M. Orindgreff 1992-1993 

123. Kevin L. Minor 1993 

124. David M. Saunders 1993-1994 

125. H. Raymond Sims II 1994 

126. Scott M. Murray 1994-1995 

127. Jonathan A. Freeman 1995 

128. Michael M. Staggs 1995-1996 

129. Sean W. Jackson 1996 

130. Bradley E. Deener 1996-1997 

131. Robert M. Bensman 1997 

132. Cameron R. Klein 1997-1998 

133. Brice S. Ebert 1998 

134. Ryan E. Cross 1998-1999 

135. Jason A. Pechar 1999 

136. Kevin N. Oehme 1999-2000 

137. Tanner N. Klingzell 2000 

138. John W. Chapman 2000-2001 

139. John M. Rhoades 2001 

140. Ryan C. Parisi 2001-2002 

141. Matthew A. Baki 2002 

142. Charles D. Robben 2002-2003 

143. William H. Casper 2003 

144. Jacob R. Will 2003-2004 

145. Jeffrey E. Elkins 2004 

146. Jonathan B. Biggs 2004-2005 

147. W. Travis Love 2005 

(Continued)


148. Robert J. Domsch 2005-2006 

149. Peter E. Boos 2006 

150. Travis E. C. Brown 2006-2007 

151. Andrew T. Langford 2007 

152. Kevin W. Goebel 2007-2008 

153. Nicholas L. Rauth 2008 

* Deceased 

A Affiliated Member Elected Sergeant-at-Arms


7. DOORKEEPERS (WORTHY SENTINELS) 


2. * Don S. Hall 1921-1922 

3. * John P. Hale 1922-1923 

4. * Clyde M. Rust 1923 

5. * Guy R. Spiker 1923 

6. * Everett E. Bell 1923-1924 

7. * Harold D. Grothusen 1924 

8. * Frank S. Davis 1924 

9. * Elmer L. Canary 1924-1925 

10. * Irving L. Walker 1925 


12. * L. Stewart Farrell 1926 


14. * Raymond P. Hunsberger 1927 

15. * Kirk M. Ward 1927 

16. * Joseph R. McMullen 1927-1928 

17. * Kenneth C. Bauman 1928 

18. * Eugene E. Rippey 1928 

19. * Charles H. Synnamon 1928-1929 

20. * Paul B. Cain 1929 

21. * Fred G. Wyatt 1929-1930 

22. * Wilbur S. Nay 1930 

23. * Verne E. Wesley 1930-1931 

24. Robert W. Spiker 1931 


26. Allan W. McCullough 1932 

27. * James B. LeClere 1932-1933 

28. * James H. Rexroad 1933-1934 

29. * J. Bruce Nixon 1934 

30. * Lloyd C. Riggs 1934-1935 

31. * Ralph T. Rankin 1935 

32. Marvin A. Hanson 1935-1936 

33. Monford M. Beeson 1937 


35. Belden C. Percival 1938 

36. * Donald L. Webb 1938-1939 

37. Clarence P. Smith 1939 

38. * Elmer L. Nieman 1939-1940 

39. Kenneth E. Spring 1940 

40. Donald L. Munzer 1940-1941 

41. Martin E. McMahon 1941-1942 


43. Robert N. Smith 1942-1943 

44. C. Raymond Yelley 1943 

45. Keith R. Kehmeier 1946-1947 

46. * Stanford L. Wise 1947 

47. Robert E. Berndt 1947-1948 

48. * Jack C. Brown 1948 

(Continued)



50. * Stanford L. Wise 1949 

51. Donald E. McKee 1949-1950 

52. Joseph M. Byers 1950 

53. George R. Lange 1950-1951 

54. James R. Mather, Jr. 1951 

55. * Wilfred M. Raemer 1951-1952 

56. * F. Lee Shore 1952 

57. William C. Boon 1952-1953 

58. Earl C. Johnston 1953 

59. * James W. Goebel 1953-1954 

60. Kenneth A. Shaw 1954 

61. Carl L. Glocker 1955 

62. Raleigh L. Eggers 1956 

63. Stanley L. Stokes 1957 

64. Hugh A. Wiswell 1958-1959 

65. Kilo K. Hobbs 1959 

66. Donald Joy 1959-1960 

67. Mark J. Dreiling 1960 

68. John E. Going 1960-1961 

69. David A. Baker 1961-1962 

70. Alan L. Mashak 1963 

71. Richard E. Fagerberg 1963-1964 

72. Michael T. Mills 1964-1965 


74. John R. McCarty 1965-1966 

75. Richard W. Jacobson 1966 

76. Robert W. Brewster 1966-1967 

77. Lonnie A. Wiseman 1967-1968 

78. Larry E. Sinn 1968 

79. Franklin C. Cherney 1968-1969 

80. Frederick G. Miller 1969 

81. James D. Hoch 1969-1970 

82. Randal A. Deutsch 1970 

83. * Robert K. Sterrett 1970-1971 

84. Daniel C. Walter 1971 

85. Terry D. Bowen 1971-1972 

86. Duane C. Holloway 1972 

87. Mark D. Tate 1972-1973 

88. Barry K. Childs 1974 

89. William C. Burnette 1974-1975 

90. Joe A. Millikan 1975 

91. Donald W. Sundgren 1975-1976 

92. Mark F. Rich 1976 

93. Raymond E. Keith 1976-1977 

94. Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1977 

95. Daniel T. Cosgrove 1977-1978 

96. Wayne L. Hoener 1978 

97. Cory W. Barron 1978-1979 

98. John W. Nixon 1979 

99. Blish C. Hills 1979-1980 

(Continued)


100. Mark D. Maurer 1980 

101. Richard R. Lewis 1980-1981 

102. Gary A. Fischer 1981 

103. Garth T. Krizman 1981 

104. Jay A. Dunfield 1981-1982 

105. Cameron K. Collins 1982 

106. Bryant C. Hindman 1982-1983 

107. Steven J. Reed 1983 

108. Stuart L. Wallace 1983-1984 

109. * Stanley L. Winter 1984-1985 

110. James L. Goering, Jr. 1985 

111. Trevor J. Whitney 1985-1986 

112. Richard L. Lahman 1986 

113. Steven W. Hardin 1986-1987 

114. Scott D. Taggart 1987 

115. A Vincent G. Reece 1987-1988 

116. Ryan T. Witt 1988 

117. David C. Odgers 1988-1989 

118. Kevin T. O'Connor 1989 

119. Cory D. Anderson 1989-1990 

120. Jeffrey R. Schmidt 1990 


122. John D. Siebs 1991 

123. Matthew C. James 1991-1992 

124. Tim S. Madden 1992 

125. Clint L. Lowry 1992-1993 

126. Mark E. Mitura 1993 

127. Cary L. Majors 1993-1994 

128. Joe G. Stein 1994 

129. Joshua M. Tuel 1994-1995 

130. Gary R. Cottrell 1995 

131. Russell W. Taddiken 1995-1996 

132. John S. Klabunde 1996 

133. Brian A. Oehme 1996-1997 

134. Andrew J. Pleviak 1997 

135. Christopher A. Hadley 1997-1998 

136. Justin J. Nelson 1998 

137. Craig M. Augustine 1998-1999 

138. R. Robert Harrison 1999 

139. Benjamin D. Taddiken 1999-2000 

140. Kerry M. Funk 2000 

141. Brook D. Mitchell 2000-2001 

142. Graig M. Sells 2001 

143. Erik M. Rome 2001-2002 

144. Dustin L. Kammerer 2002 

145. Timothy J. Bensman 2002-2003 

146. Michael F. Fernholz 2003 

147. Matthew J. Duerfeldt 2003-2004 

148. Brett M. Robben 2004 

149. Benjamin C. Nash 2004-2005 

150. Bradley R. Stein 2005


151. Tyler S. Nichols 2005-2006 

152. Keith B. Schaller 2006 

153. Matthew R. Novellano 2006-2007 

154. Kevin W. Goebel 2007 

155. Phillip B. Newman 2007-2008 

156. Nicholas J. Sevart 2008 

* Deceased 

A Affiliated Member Elected Doorkeeper


8. MEMBERSHIP EDUCATION CHAIRMEN 

1. Phillip H. Schuley 1959-1960 

2. * J. King Foster 1960-1961 

3. William H. Glocker 1961-1962 

4. Lawrence P. O'Brien 1962-1963 

5. Samuel R. Hogue 1963-1964 

6. Johnny L. Granquist 1964-1965 

7. Robert G. Heft 1965-1966 

8. Ronald H. Roesler 1965-1966 

9. Michael S. Duncan 1966 

10. Dennis C. Wheatley 1966-1967 

11. H. David Starkey 1967 

12. Willard L. Eitzman 1967-1968 

13. * Michael L. Trabert 1968-1969 

14. Wiley S. Shaw 1969-1970 

15. Paul J. Bartak 1970-1971 

16. Richard C. Kline 1971-1972 

17. Don A. Perkins 1972-1973 

18. Paul T. (Ted) Beyer, Jr. 1973-1974 

19. Donn A. Demaree 1974-1975 

20. David P. Mason 1975-1976 

21. Douglas E. Hahn 1976-1977 

22. Brent F. Akright 1977-1978 

23. Lloyd L. Landkamer 1978-1979 

24. Stanley D. Linville 1979 

25. David A. Stuck 1979-1980 

26. Michael J. McKernan 1980 

27. Greg A. Kelley 1981-1982 

28. Gregory J. Hasselwander 1982 

29. Bryan R. Bayouth 1982-1983 

30. Thomas A. Graham 1983 

31. John R. Krizman 1983-1984 

32. Kenneth D. Parks 1984 

33. Thomas A. Patterson 1984-1985 

34. Timothy E. Congrove 1985 

35. Corbin T. Witt 1985-1986 

36. Duane M. Redelsheimer 1986 

37. * Larry D. Marvel 1986-1987 


39. Bobby J. Schoeppel 1987-1988 

40. Jeffrey J. Blanchat 1988 

41. John D. Cormaci 1988-1989 

42. Greg A. Savaiano 1989 


44. David T. Stenzel 1990 

45. Dennis R. Upshaw 1990-1991 

46. William L. Short, Jr. 1991 

47. Wade B. Jensik 1991-1992 

48. Bryan T. Nolt 1992 

(Continued)


49. Steven J. Lauberth 1992-1993 

50. Kelly J. Phillips 1993 

51. David L. Fraas 1993-1994 

52. Christopher L. Palmer 1994 

53. Daniel D. Dow 1994-1995 

54. Cary L. Majors 1995 

55. Christian J. Kelly 1995-1996 

56. Ty A. Bechtel 1996 

57. Aaron L. Culp 1996-1997 

58. Gabriel J. Graham 1997 

59. Sean W. Jackson 1997-1998 

60. Jeffrey M. Pegues 1998 

61. Vince C. Sparks 1998-1999 

62. Jeffrey C. Connell 1999 

63. Bradley J. Joiner 1999-2000 

64. Matthew G. Keller 2000 

65. Ryan W. Hamm 2000-2001 

66. Benjamin C. Porter 2001 

67. John F. Thompson 2001-2002 

68. Matthew J. Toepfer 2002 

69. Erik M. Rome 2002-2003 

70. Brandon C. Converse 2003 

71. Charles D. Robben 2003-2004 

72. Andrew T. Henderson 2004 

73. Christopher S. Johnson 2004-2005 

74. Brett M. Robben 2005 

75. Jeffrey E. Elkins 2005-2006 

76. Jeremy K. Will 2006 

77. Tyler F. Newton 2006-2007 

78. Kellen E. Sherlock 2007 

79. Patrick T. Criss 2007-2008 

80. Samuel J. Hund 2008 

81. Jared M. Schnefke 2008-2009 

* Deceased


9. PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICERS 

1. * Clarence R. Smith 1922-1923 

2. * William A. Asher 1923 

3. * Bruce A. Rogers 1923-1924 

4. * Ralph M. Karns 1924-1925 

5. * John P. Hale 1925 

6. * Russell D. Pugh 1925-1926 

7. * Harry L. Felten 1926 

8. * Charles W. King 1926-1927 

9. * Marshall B. Ross 1927 

10. * Lyman E. Henley 1927 

11. * Charles H. Synnamon 1927-1928 


13. * Paul B. Cain 1929 

14. * Alfred A. Holmquist 1929-1930 

15. * Charles A. Pine 1930 

16. * Eli E. Daman 1930-1931 

17. Melvin A. Griffith 1931 

18. * Crawford Beeson 1931-1932 

19. * Kenneth L. Brubaker 1932-1933 

20. * Merton G. Mathews 1933 

21. * Lloyd C. Riggs 1933 

22. * James H. Rexroad 1933-1934 

23. * Ward H. Shurtz 1934-1935 

24. * Ralph T. Rankin 1935 

25. * Lloyd C. Riggs 1935 

26. Monford M. Beeson 1937 

27. * Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 1937-1938 

28. * John T. Muir 1938-1939 

29. John O. Thisler 1939-1941 

30. * Roy E. Gwin, Jr. 1941-1942 


32. William R. Guthrie 1942-1943 

33. Paul H. Gwin 1946-1947 

34. * John B. Wohlberg 1947 


36. Donald E. McKee 1949-1950 

37. Paul E. Marti, Jr. 1950 

38. A James Walters, Jr. 1950-1951 

39. Elliott B. Zipprodt 1951 

40. Jack G. Fast 1951-1952 

41. James L. Filson 1952 

42. A Harold A. Poe 1952-1953 

43. James L. Filson 1953 

44. Richard R. Carr 1953-1954 

45. Alan D. Van Nice 1954 

46. Jack L. Harmon 1955 

47. A Bruce Wilson 1957 

48. Gary N. Settle 1958-1959 

(Continued)


49. Phil B. Bowman 1959 

50. E. Bart Everett, Jr. 1960 

51. Ronald Joy 1960-1961 

52. Allen H. Hess 1961-1962 

53. R. Gary Lortscher 1962-1963 

54. Douglas W. Brink 1963-1964 

55. James N. Reardon 1964-1965 

56. Michael T. Mills 1965-1966 

57. Robert E. Graves 1966 

58. James W. Gentry 1966-1967 

59. Robert D. Overman 1967-1968 

60. Michael J. Arehart 1968-1969 



63. * Robert K. Sterrett 1971 

64. * Raymond E. Kingston 1971-1972 


66. Lance L. Sayler 1972-1973 

67. Keith E. Pike 1974 

68. Kent R. Eikenberry 1974-1975 

69. Douglas E. Hahn 1975 

70. Philip B. Achten 1975-1976 

71. Larry R. Kogler 1976 

72. Jeffrey S. Akerly 1976-1977 

73. John T. Otey 1977 

74. Daniel A. Phillips 1977-1978 

75. Michael A. Alstadt 1978 

76. Mark D. Guttu 1978-1979 

77. David B. Krizman 1979 

78. Craig W. Bloomsmith 1979-1980 

79. Antoni P. Firner 1980 

80. Daniel D. Robson 1981 

81. Kyle C. Burk 1981-1982 

82. Patrick V. DiCarlo 1982 

83. Jeff E. Dillon 1982-1983 

84. Bryce K. Johnson 1983 

85. Craig A. Doehring 1983-1984 

86. Thomas G. Franzen 1984-1985 

87. Edward R. Nickel 1985 

88. Kent D. Cable 1985-1986 

89. Robert P. Diehl 1986 

90. John E. Bayouth 1986 

91. Kyle R. Rolfing 1986-1987 

92. James L. Goering, Jr. 1987 

93. Steven W. Hardin 1987-1988 

94. Michael K. Cormaci 1988 

95. Robert J. AuBuchon 1988-1989 

96. Stephen L. Patton 1989 

97. Brent D. Scott 1989-1990 

98. James D. Persinger, Jr. 1990-1991 

99. James A. Buster 1991-1992 

(Continued)


100. Jonathan A. Yeomans 1992-1993 

101. Matthew C. James 1993 

102. Scott L. Hardin 1993-1994 

103. Ty A. Bechtel 1994-1995 

104. Aaron J. Decker 1995 

105. Cary L. Majors 1995-1996 

106. Toby J. Crouse 1996 

107. Brian R. Ohrt 1996-1997 

108. Rod W. Helus 1997 

109. Jason L. Endacott 1997-1998 

110. Christopher S. Coad 1998 

111. Michael T. Freeman 1998-1999 

112. Christopher J. Struzina 1999 

113. Jason A. Pechar 1999-2000 

114. Benjamin C. Porter 2000 

115. Daniel J. Tokar 2000-2001 

116. Daniel O. Sobek 2001 

117. Clay D. Davis 2001-2002 

118. Brian J. Hall 2002 

119. Dustin L. Kammerer 2002-2003 

120. Joshua T. Ault 2003 

121. Larry D. Long 2003-2004 

122. William H. Casper 2004 

123. Anthony L. Carter 2004-2005 

124. John W. Bensman 2005 

125. Michael J. Rohr 2005-2006 

126. Ryan C. Kaman 2006 

127. Tyler C. Wisdom 2006-2007 

128. Jared M. Keating 2007 

129. Evan C. Coglizer 2007-2008 

130. Samuel L. Denvir 2008 

* Deceased



CHAPTER 6 

KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS' AID ENDOWMENT FUND 


AND 

ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS 

AND 

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

AND 

LISTS OF ENDOWMENT FUND CONTRIBUTORS 

KANSAS STATE ALPHA TAU OMEGA STUDENTS' AID ENDOWMENT FUND, INC. 

________________________________________________ 

Articles of Incorporation Adopted: June 3, 1954 

Endowment Fund Incorporated: June 17, 1954 

Articles of Incorporation Amended: October 17, 1998



1. ENDOWMENT FUND ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION* 


We, the undersigned, incorporators, do hereby voluntarily associate ourselves together to form and 

establish a corporation NOT for profit, under the laws of the State of Kansas. 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

NAME. The name of the Corporation is Kansas State Alpha Tau Omega Students’ Aid Endowment 

Fund. 

REGISTERED OFFICE. The location of its registered office in Kansas is Manhattan, Kansas. 

REGISTERED AGENT. The name and address of its resident agent in Kansas is Delta Theta of Alpha 

Tau Omega, 1632 McCain Lane, Manhattan, Kansas. 

PURPOSE. This corporation is organized NOT for profit and it is created for educational purposes. The 

specific educational purpose which this Corporation is formed to achieve is that of aiding students of 

Kansas State University. Primarily, this corporation shall aid and assist students who are members of, or 

who are pledged to become members of, Delta Theta Chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, but it 

shall also aid and assist students-at-large of Kansas State University if Memorandums of Understanding 

are entered into and approved with funding supplied by donors. This corporation shall: 

(a) 

(b) 

Encourage high scholastic standards, encourage the furtherance of educational pursuits and enable 

students to attend Kansas State University by granting scholarships and scholarship loans to 

worthy and deserving students, encourage and promote educational development by sponsoring 

lectures, instruction, and supervision upon or with respect to education, scientific, religious, and 

civic matters, promote physical education and training, provide library, lecture and study rooms 

and other suitable facilities for the carrying out of the aforesaid purposes, and in other ways 

encourage and promote educational pursuits by such means and methods as the Directors of this 

Corporation may from time to time determine to be appropriate for the accomplishments of the 

specific purposes for which this Corporation is formed and which are not contrary to the other 

terms and provisions hereof. 

Encourage and promote moral, social and cultural development and learning as well as the ability 

and desire to cooperate with, and work in harmony with fellowmen in promoting those things of a 

civic, religious, scientific or educational nature which are for the general good and for the good of 

Kansas State University. 

5th. 

TERM OF EXISTENCE. The term for which this Corporation is to exist is one hundred (100) years, but 

by action of its Board of Directors this term may be extended or renewed as often and for such additional 

periods as at the time of the action may be lawful. 

*Endowment Fund By-Laws: See Members Manual Chapter 13


6th. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The business affairs and property of this Corporation shall be managed by 

the Board of Directors, consisting of nine (9) voting members who shall serve until their successors are 

duly elected and qualified, as provided by the By-Laws of this Corporation. The following persons shall 

constitute the first Board of Directors, and shall serve until their successors are duly elected and qualified: 

L. A. Laybourn, 134 Overhill Road, Salina, Kansas, 

Temporary Chairman 

Henry D. Karns, 332 W. 6th, Junction City, Kansas 

J. B. Angle, Box 227, Manhattan, Kansas 

Henry F. Kupfer, 6014 E. 58th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 

Kirk M. Ward, 222 N. Fountain, Wichita, Kansas 

Harold C. Hibbs, 1701 Hudson Boulevard, Topeka, Kansas 

Dale L. Duncan, Route No. 1, Manhattan, Kansas 

Irving Walker, WaKeeney, Kansas 

Alfred A. Holmquist, 406 N. State Street, Norton, Kansas 

The Board of Directors above named shall meet, organize, adopt By-Laws, and elect officers at such time 

and place as they may hereafter fix in writing and as may be thereafter provided in the By-Laws. At such 

organization meeting, any adjournment thereof, and any regular or special meeting of the Board of 

Directors, a majority of said Directors shall constitute a quorum and may transact any business which 

should be transacted if all the nine Directors named were present. A voting member of the Board of 

Directors may appoint and designate another voting member as a proxy voter for any regular or special 

meeting of the Board of Directors. 

In addition to the voting members of the Board of Directors, such officers of Delta Theta Chapter of the 

Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, as may be provided in the By-Laws of this Corporation, shall be non-voting 

members of the Board of Directors during their continuation in office. 

7th. 

POWERS. This Corporation shall have power in furtherance of its corporate purposes: 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

(f) 

To acquire by gift, bequest, devise, purchase or exchange property of any kind or character. 

To hold, manage, conserve, lease, rent, sell, mortgage, encumber, expend, convey, exchange, 

invest or reinvest any property or funds which it may acquire, and to exercise with respect to any 

such property or funds any power with respect to the business management thereof which any 

individual could exercise if such individual owned such property or funds in fee simple. 

To employ and compensate all necessary agents, attorneys and employees and to delegate to them 

such duties, powers and responsibilities as may be deemed appropriate. 

To exercise each and every power which any private corporation chartered under the laws of 

Kansas might exercise, and which is not inconsistent with the provisions of these Articles of 

Incorporation, or the purpose for which this Corporation is formed. 

To adopt and amend, from time to time, By-Laws (not inconsistent with these Articles of 

Incorporation) to govern the management and conduct of this Corporation and its affairs, the 

selection of its officers, their terms of office, and their duties and powers. 

To do and perform all other acts needful or appropriate in carrying out the purposes for which this 

Corporation was formed.


8th. 

9th. 

10th. 

11th. 

LIMITATIONS. This Corporation shall never have any capital stock. No part of its earnings shall ever 

inure to the benefit of any private individual. This Corporation shall not carry on propaganda or otherwise 

attempt to influence legislation; and no part of its funds or property shall ever be used for any such 

purpose. This Corporation=s earnings and property shall be, and are hereby, dedicated to, and shall be 

used exclusively for the purposes for which this Corporation is created; but no one dealing with this 

Corporation shall ever be under any duty to see that any of its funds or property are so used, or shall ever 

be or become in anyways liable for this Corporation=s failure so to use its funds or property. 

DISSOLUTION. Whenever the Board of Directors of this Corporation, by a vote of not less than threefourths 

(3/4) of those voting members of the Board of Directors present at any regular meeting provided 

for in the By-Laws or any special meeting called for that purpose, shall determine that it is no longer 

feasible to accomplish or carry on the specific purpose for which this Corporation was formed, its affairs 

shall be wound up and its debts paid. Upon the dissolution of this Corporation, the assets shall be 

distributed to the Kansas State University Foundation for one or more exempt purposes within the meaning 

of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code. 

Any assets not disposed of shall be disposed of by the District Court of the county in which the principal 

office of this Corporation is then located, exclusively for such purposes or to such organization or 

organizations, as said Court shall determine, which are organized and operated exclusively for such 

purposes. 

AMENDMENT OF ARTICLES. These Articles of Incorporation may be amended, altered or repealed 

by an affirmative vote of not less than three-fourths (3/4) of those voting members of the Board of 

Directors present at any regular meeting provided for in the By-Laws or any special meeting called for that 

purpose. 

INTERNAL REVENUE CODE LIMITATIONS. In accordance with Section 508(e) of the Internal 

Revenue Code of 1954, this Corporation is required, for each taxable year, to distribute its income at such 

a time, and in such a manner as not to subject the Corporation to tax under Section 4942 of the Internal 

Revenue Code of 1954. The Corporation is prohibited from engaging in any act of self-dealing (as defined 

in Section 4941(d) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954), from retaining any excess business holdings (as 

defined in Section 4943(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954), from making any investments in such a 

manner as to subject the Corporation to tax under Section 4944 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, and 

from making any taxable expenditures (as defined in Section 4945(d) of the Internal Revenue Code).



2. ENDOWMENT FUND ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS 


A. PRESIDENT 


James B. Angle 1955-1956 



Philip R. Woodbury 1958-1959 

Gabe A. Sellers 1959-1960 

Henry F. Kupfer 1960-1961 

John P. Neal 1961-1962 




John P. Neal 1965-1968 

Lewis W. Watson 1968 











John P. Neal 1960-1961 




John P. Neal 1964-1965 








Paul L. Corwin 1989-1990 



Todd F. Lakin 2005-


C. SECRETARY-TREASURER 




D. SECRETARY 



Dan G. Tinder 1984 



E. TREASURER 



Michael E. Brown 1988-


F. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Kirk M. Ward 1954 

Harold C. Hibbs 1954 



1961-1968 

Alfred A. Holdquist 1954-1957 

Henry D. Karns 1954-1957 







Case A. Bonebrake 1956-1959 

Don S. Hall 1957-1963 

John P. Neal 1957-1966 


1963-1966 




John T. Muir 1964-1967 





1984- 





Samuel R. Hogue 1971-1974 

David W. Newton 1972-1975 


Robert E. Hahn 1974-1983 


Dennis W. Rademacher 1977-1980 

Duane C. Holloway 1979-1985 

William C. Burnette 1979-1982 




Dan G. Tinder 1983-1984 

Paul L. Corwin 1984-1990 

Michael E. Brown 1985- 

Joseph D. Berlekamp 1985- 

Ben J. Craney 1990-1991 

Jeffrey L. Gates 1990-1996 



James D. Persinger, Jr. 1994-2006


David L. Watson 1996- 

Todd F. Lakin 1998- 

Kent H. Kiracofe 1999- 

Jeffrey L. Gates 2006-


G. EX OFFICIO MEMBERS 

Timothy C. Smith 

Scott D. Goertzen 

Thomas J. R. Meier 

Troy L. Bechtel 

Kent H. Kiracofe 

Darrick L. Klima 

Kenny P. Jensen 


Shawn M. Aldridge 


Travis R. Cottrell 

Steven A. Swanson 




Damon E. Earnshaw 


Todd F. Lakin 

Mark A. Ruda 


Scott E. Taddiken 

James M. Marvel 

Daniel D. Dow 


Shane T. Cowan 



Paul L. Damm 

Joe G. Stein 





Guy W. Gross 





Jeremy P. Girard 


Brian M. Darby 





Travis R. Wymer 

1989-1990 P 

1989-1990 T 

1989-1990 S 

1990 S 

1990-1991 P 

1990-1991 T 

1990-1991 S 

1991-1992 P 

1991-1992 T 

1991 S 

1991-1992 S 

1992-1993 P 

1992-1993 T 

1992 S 

1992-1993 S 

1993-1994 P 

1993-1994 T 

1994-1995 P 

1993 S 

1993-1994 S 

1994-1995 T 

1994 S 

1994-1995 S 

1995-1996 P 

1995-1996 T 

1995 S 

1995-1996 S 

1996-1997 P 

1996-1997 T 

1996-1997 S 

1997-1998 P 

1997-1999 T 

1997-1998 S 

1998-1999 P 

1998 S 

1998-1999 S 

1999-2000 P 

1999 S 

1999-2000 T 

1999-2000 S 

2000-2001 P 

2000-2001 T 

2000 S 

2000-2001 S 

2001-2002 P 

2001-2003 T 

2001 S




Kerry M. Funk 

Jeremiaha D. Cole 

Erik M. Rome 

Brian J. Hall 


Brian M. King 


Larry D. Long 











Mark R. Inman 


Peter E. Boos 

2001-2002 S 

2002-2003 P 

2003 S 

2002 S 

2002-2003 S 

2003-2004 P 

2003-2004 T 

2003-2004 S 

2004-2005 P 

2004-2005 T 

2004 S 

2004-2005 S 

2005-2006 P 

2005 S 

2006-2007 T 

2005-2006 T 

2005-2006 S 

2006-2007 P 

2006 S 

2006-2007 S 

2007-2008 P 

2007-2009 S 

2007 S 

2007-2008 S 

2008-2009 P 

P Ex Officio Chapter President (Non-Voting Director) 

T Ex Officio Chapter Treasurer (Non-Voting Director) 

S Ex Officio Chapter Scholarship Chairman (Non-Voting Director)


3. LISTS OF ENDOWMENT FUND CONTRIBUTORS 

THE 35TH ANNIVERSARY, MEMORIAL AND 1430 FAIRCHILD SCHOLARSHIP FUND DRIVES 

A. THE 35TH ANNIVERSARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND DRIVE 

APRIL, 1989 - AUGUST, 1990 

Endowed Contributions for The L. Allyn Laybourn Scholastic Excellence Awards, The Larry D. Marvel Memorial House Manager Award, 

The Dan G. Tinder Memorial Outstanding Junior Award and The Richard R. Sterrett Memorial Outstanding Sophomore Award. The 35th 

Anniversary Fund Drive raised $24,705 from 204 donors. 

DIAMOND DONOR 


GOLDEN DONORS 

Steven G. Baumgart 1974 Dallas D. Hill 1980 Leslie L. Ogg 1957 

R. Kent Crawford 1960 William L. Muir III 1967 Robert D. Overman 1967 

Richard E. Fagerberg 1963 Roger W. Wallace 1975 

SILVER DONORS 

Bryan R. Bayouth 1981 Mark G. Daly 1972 Mark A. Mallder 1977 

Joseph D. Berlekamp 1975 Robert E. Hahn 1948 John B. Rogers 1941 

Richard J. Bloomer 1973 Robert J. Hofmann 1957 Gary Settle 1957 

Paul Degenhardt 1947 Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1977 Robert A. Spanke 1984 

W. Cary Dikeman 1973 Steven C. Johnson 1972 Curtis L. Stanford 1972 

John C. Durkin 1970 Larry R. Kogler 1975 Lewis W. Watson 1960 

Jeffrey L. Gates 1981 Donald E. McKee 1949 Michael R. Widrig 1982 

James W. Gentry 1966 John T. Muir 1938 Frank E. Willey 1923 

Dwight E. Glenn 1956 John E. Otey 1977 Donald S. Williams 1951 

Michael J. Grosdidier 1973 Rodney D. Petersen 1964 Wallace B. Wren 1953 

Philip E. Grosdidier 1981 Ellis D. Rainsberger 1956 Steven B. Young 1975 

BRONZE DONORS 

Ben B. Barnert 1973 C. Bradley Forsyth 1973 Stephen E. McCandless 1977 

Stephen B. Evans 1963 Michael D. Helton 1973 Paul E. McKenzie 1985 

Robert W. Feiring 1984 Kevin V. Saunders 1977 

Anthony D. Adams 1973 Douglas A. Firebaugh 1969 David L. Meyer 1976 

Kent W. Armstrong 1976 Robert L. Frey 1979 Donald L. Munzer 1939 

Christopher R. Bancroft 1985 Stephen J. Garrison 1975 John M. Norris 1978 

Gary J. Bartak 1972 John E. Going 1960 Donald L. Orrell 1968 

Walter A. Besecke 1958 Paul B. Gwin 1921 Kenneth D. Parks 1983 

David W. Binder 1982 Edward L. Hauck 1974 Keith E. Pike 1973 

David A. Bohnenblust 1978 Barry P. Hilton 1973 Richard A. Pinaire 1968 

John P. Buser 1977 Joseph O. Hodges 1970 Gary N. Pottorff 1953


BRONZE DONORS (Concluded) 

Kent E. Byrom 1977 Harry H. (Hank) Hoesli 1963 James F. Seal 1973 

Kent D. Cable 1985 Duane C. Holloway 1971 Stephen A. Sherlock 1969 

Marc S. Connor 1971 Steven P. Hoover, Jr. 1983 Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 1980 

David W. Cox 1979 Max S. Houston 1941 Rodney M. Staats 1976 

Benjamin J. Craney 1979 Earl C. Johnston 1952 Robert K. Sterrett 1970 

Donn A. Demaree 1972 Robert S. Krause 1988 John O. Thisler 1939 

David F. Dowling 1974 Gerald J. Lang 1970 Peter L. Thompson 1976 

Duane M. Ediger 1973 Peter E. Larsen 1976 Ivan D. Veldhuizen 1969 

Ronald K. Edwards 1956 Dudley G. Loomis 1962 Daniel C. Walter 1971 

Cady R. Engler 1966 Mickey J. Maritan 1974 Douglas D. Wedel 1971 

James L. Filson 1973 Corbin T. Witt 1984 

HONOR DONORS 

Stewart I. Baker 1979 George A. Heneveld 1963 Stephen J. Mudrey 1968 

Paul J. Bartak 1969 Joel E. Hermes 1984 Timothy T. Mulcahy 1980 

Paul T. (Ted) Beyer, Jr. 1972 James D. Hoch 1969 Edward R. Nickel 1985 

Craig W. Bloomsmith 1979 Milton E. Hoffman 1981 John W. Nixon 1979 

Philip B. Bowman 1958 John E. Holstrom 1968 Richard G. Pannbacker 1959 

Roger G. Brown 1987 Donald J. Jermain 1979 William J. Ratliff 1938 

William C. Brown 1976 Gary J. Jermain 1981 James N. Reardon 1961 

Kyle C. Burk 1980 Jerry F. Jermain 1981 Robert W. Reichenberger 1986 

Richard R. Carr 1953 James M. Johnson 1978 Steven D. Rogers 1968 

James A. Childs 1974 Stanley J. Karst 1969 Lance L. Sayler 1971 

Daniel T. Cosgrove 1977 David A. Kaster 1985 Cecil R. Shove 1954 

Fred B. Crist 1936 Douglas B. Knox 1974 Martin V. Siler 1978 

Geary H. Danielsen 1979 Henry F. Kupfer 1938 William E. Small 1974 

Jeffrey E. Dillon 1982 John R. Kupfer 1953 Norman H. Staats 1956 

James D. Doull DEp 1980 James J. Long 1979 Ervin D. Stahel 1956 

Mark J. Dreiling 1959 John C. Mackaman 1974 David A. Stuck 1979 

Dale L. Duncan 1938 Richard E. Marcotte 1971 James V. Swanson 1965 

William B. Eddy 1954 Paul E. Marti 1949 Michael H. Tolson 1968 

Larry W. Emig 1964 David P. Mason 1974 Arthur E. Torrez 1971 

Joseph P. Fangman, Sr. 1983 T. Michael McCoy 1976 Marvin L. Trayford 1981 

Alwyn H. Gentry 1964 Charles E. McCrary 1983 Rollin W. Vickery 1950 

Robert E. Graves 1964 Herbert L. Meeks 1976 Patrick A. Wakeman 1968 

John H. Haeberle 1939 Frederick G. Miller 1969 Edwin A. Weber 1939 

Gregory J. Hasselwander 1980 Walter A. Moriarty 1970 David A. Wille 1982 

Bruce W. Heckman 1964 Kendall C. Young 1981 

James A. (Art) Bellerive 1981 J. King Foster 1960 Bryce K. Johnson 1982 

Allan R. Brown 1980 Thomas E. Garrison 1973 Greg A. Kelley 1980 

Michael E. Brown 1979 Thomas A. Graham 1982 Michael P. Murray 1987 

Philip R. Carter 1925 Donald L. Harter 1949 Daniel G. Peters 1977 

John P. Charles 1967 Mark L. Higgins 1970 Daniel W. Schwartzkopf 1984 

Cameron K. Collins 1982 James A. Huschka 1976 Lynn A. Taylor 1985 

Timothy E. Congrove 1984 D. Paul Hutchison 1928 William S. Taylor 1964 

Philip A. Cross 1983 Stanley L. Winter 1984


B. THE JOHN E. HOLSTROM MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND DRIVE 

JANUARY - AUGUST, 1990 

Endowed Contributions for The John E. Holstrom Memorial Outstanding Senior Award, The John E. Holstrom Memorial Outstanding 

Freshman Award and The John E. Holstrom Alpha Tau Omega Architectural Scholarship. The Holstrom Memorial Fund Drive raised 


DIAMOND DONOR 

Weeter-Kienast-Alexander Architecture-Interior Design 

GOLDEN DONORS 

Norris E. and Ellamae Holstrom Thomas A. Holstrom William L. Muir III 1967 

Wiley S. Shaw 1968 Michael L. Trabert 1966 

SILVER DONORS 

John B. Buchheister 1968 Richard E. Fagerberg 1963 Gerald J. Lang 1970 

Marc S. Connor 1971 Edmond E. Fellers 1967 Donald L. Orrell 1968 

Paul B. Diehl 1969 H. L. Hitchins, Jr. Miles Pierce 

John C. Durkin 1970 Curtis L. Stanford 1972 

BRONZE DONORS 

Robert H. Balwanz 1966 James W. Gentry 1966 Steven D. Rogers 1968 

Paul T. (Ted) Beyer, Jr. 1972 James D. Hoch 1969 Stephen A. Sherlock 1969 

William E. Dakan 1972 Warren T. and Beverly J. Hornsby Larry E. Sinn 1968 

Donn A. Demaree 1972 Stephen J. Mudrey 1968 Ivan D. Veldhuizen 1969 

Douglas A. Firebaugh 1969 Vivian L. Pierce Douglas D. Wedel 1971 

HONOR DONORS 

Jeffrey L. Burner 1969 Mark A. Grimes 1970 Stanley A. Karst 1969 

Robert H. Buser 1971 Douglas D. Hassett 1972 Richard A. Marcotte 1971 

John P. Charles 1967 Steven C. Johnson 1972 Walter A. Moriarty 1970 

Peter Fitzgibbons Lance L. Sayler 1971 

Elton and Maxine Burner Margaret F. Holstrom Dennis C. Payne 

E. Ximenia Cross Francis K. and Jo Ann Kilpatrick Robert L. Randall 1968 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dennis Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kilroy Brian N. Stoll 1972 

Dr. and Mrs. Wendell L. Good Richard H. O=Flynn 1970 Michael L. Stormer 1970 

Edmond M. and Janet Emery Hayes Edward C. and Mary Ellen Olsson Everett J. and Harriett F. Taylor 

Mark L. Higgins 1970 P. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter BR Carryl R. and Marry Ann Ziettlow 

R. G. and Roberta H. Paulette


C. THE JOHN T. MUIR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND DRIVE 

MARCH - AUGUST, 1990 

Endowed Contributions for The William Lloyd Muir II and John Thomas Muir Memorial Grant-in-Aid Awards. The Muir Memorial Fund 

Drive raised $71,992 from 62 donors. 



Betty J. Muir Popa 

GOLDEN DONORS 

Roger A. Sink 

Philip A. Woodward 

SILVER DONORS 

Marc S. Connor 1971 Chris Curtin Richard N. Heaton 1939 


BRONZE DONORS 

Donald G. and Lou Dressler Darrin D. Dressler 1982 Elmer L. Nieman 1939 

City of Manhattan Employees Charles H. and Julie Hostetler John W. Randell 1942 

Michael A. Conduff Michael G. Howe and Company CPAPC Carol and Don Ryan 

Larry W. Emig 1964 Steven C. Johnson 1972 Riley R. Whearty 1936 

Douglas A. Firebaugh 1969 John R. Kupfer 1953 Steven B. Young 1975 


HONOR DONORS 

Sue A. and Roger DeVoss Diane and Robert L. Jedwabny Mrs. F. Douglas Ward 

Douglas L. Ward 

Johnnie and Ada Arford Michael K. Cormaci 1986 Russell B. and Marina Myers 

Mark E. Arford 1990 Paul A. and Catherine P. Cormaci Russell E. and Maxine B. Myers 

Paul J. Bartak 1969 Lisa Marshall Cress Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sproul 

Evelyne Bennett Larry Enfield Beverly D. and Marjorie Stagg 

L. Gary Boomer Lawrence C. and Jeanne K. Gates David L. Stagg 

Pat J. and Susan Bosco Norma, Steve and John Howorth Elizabeth A. and Roy F. Stoddard 

Michael E. Brown 1979 Glenda L. And Eldon E. Huschka David S. and Nyla Stuewe 

Jeffrey L. Burner 1969 Roberta L. and Dwight Johnson John O. Thisler 1939 

Lucia B. Coffey C. Clyde Jones 1977 John K. and Donna Vanier 

Richard P. Coleman Malinda M. Kellogg Joel D. Viterna 1990 

John D. Cormaci 1987 Henry F. Kupfer 1938 Larry L. and Marlene S. Viterna


D. THE STANLEY L. WINTER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND DRIVE 

MARCH, 1992 - FEBRUARY, 1993 

Endowed Contributions for The Stanley L. Winter ΑΤΩ K-State Union Leadership Scholarship. The Winter Memorial Fund Drive raised 


Todd Alpers Gerald L. Haug 1987 Donna Reichenberger 

Joe and Evelyn Armour Mr. and Mrs. John Hecht Helen K. Reichenberger 

Edie Bailey Timothy M. Henderson 1984 Al and Jackie Rettenmaier 

Christopher R. Bancroft 1985 Joel E. Hermes 1984 Kyle R. Rolfing 1986 and Rindi A. Rolfing 

Donna L. and Earl W. Barrager Milton E. Hoffman 1981 Ronna Lee and David D. Sanchez 

Greg C. Barron 1976 Arlene A. Hopkins Angela Scharnhorst 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauer Joe T. Hoskins, Jr. ΓΜ 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schippers 

Douglas M. Beck 1986 Bryce K. Johnson 1982 Judi Schoenecker 

Byron Bergkamp and Family Steven E. Johnson 1983 Chuck and Alice Schulte Family 

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bergkamp R. Mark Judah 1985 Sharon Schulte and Andy Brolin 

David W. Binder 1982 K-State Union Staff and Employees Daniel W. Schwartzkopf 1984 

Laurie J. Blackburn Kansas State University Graduate Student Council Susan M. Scott 

Jeffrey J. Blanchat 1986 Andy Koenigs and Valerie Miller Koenigs Sylvia Scott 

Stephen W. Blazer 1983 Jo Ann L. Koenigs Paul and Inez Seiler 

Tony and Jane Brand Jon and Janet Korte Julie E. Sidener 

Betty Breitenbach Kenneth and Susie Kraus Jack L. Sills 

Greg and Micky Bruggerman Bill and Karen Lies Timothy C. Smith 1987 

Peggy M. Busch Darlene Lingg Robert A. Spanke 

Jim, Mary Alice and J. J. Carlile Marcellus Lingg Ralph and Mildred Spexarth 

Thomas M. Clark 1987 Norma Louk John D. Steffen 

Jerry and Debbie Clasen and Family Vince and Betty Lovett Eugene and Audine Stockemer 

Ann E. and Richard J. Claussen Kenneth C. and Johanna D. Lyle Alison M. Winter Stookey and Richard Stookey 

Richard Patrick Coleman Bradley S. Mallory 1986 Eldon and Martha Strouse 

Timothy E. Congrove 1984 and Sara A. Congrove Laura G. and Jeff S. Martin Francis and Esther Strunk 

Jack Connaughton Kelly and Barb Mason Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strunk 

Paul A. and Catherine P. Cormaci Richard C. and Barbara Mason Suzanna M. Arndt Strunk and Patrick J. Strunk 

Philip A. Cross 1983 Bill and Denise Maus Terry L. Studer 1986 

Mike Dannells Martin and Elsie May John and Marijene Sullentrop 

Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega Charles E. McCrary 1983 Telva Swenson 

Gary and Paula Dick Michael E. McGee 1986 and Eva L. McGee Scott D. Taggart 1986 

Jeffrey E. Dillon 1982 Patrick E. McKernan 1984 Jack Thoman 

Bruce G. Doctor 1983 Mary Lou Meredith Debbie Thome 

Marlene Kunze Dolan Alvin and Irene Merrill Larry and Judy Thome 

Darrin D. Dressler 1982 Jeffrey S. Miller 1983 University of Northern Colorado Student Activities 

Marilee Drouhard-Nordhus and Byron N. Nordhus Alice and Milam A. Mounts John and Helen VenJohn 

Maria T. Dugan William L. Muir III 1967 Larry Viterna 

Paul V. and Rosemary Dugan Theresa Neises Theodore L. Wald 1986 

Elizabeth Kay Farley Edward R. Nickel 1985 Michael R. Widrig 1982 

Mark C. Flemming 1983 Virginia L. O'Connell David L. Wille 1982 

Thomas G. Franzen 1984 Dennis R. Odgers 1987 Alvin Winter and Family 

Weston W. Gibson 1984 Clyde F. and Virginia Orth Fredrick J. and Nancy Winter 

Larry and Peggy Giefer Kenneth D. Parks 1983 Jolene Maus Winter 

Jim and Linda Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Gene Patry Kent T. and Susan M. Winter 

Matilda Goebel Mike and Virginia Patry Oran and Debbie Winter 

James L. Goering, Jr. 1985 Bill and Charlotte Patzell Rosemary and Francis Winter 

Thomas A. Graham 1982 Bob and Jean Pauly Sam Winter 

Eric J. Gromko 1986 Jim Peltzer Corbin T. Witt 1984 and Lori Witt 

Paul and Margie Gruenbacher Monte and Mona Pelz Norman and Erma Witt 

Gene and Lisa Gutschenritter Daniel G. Perkins 1986 Pete and Ardis Witt 

Lisa J. Hale Barbara L. Pretzer Ryan T. Witt 1988 

Roderick B. Hall 1987 Carol Reed Kurt T. Woltering 1983 

Steven W. Hardin 1986 Steven J. Reed 1982 Jim and Nora Zogleman


E. THE 1430 FAIRCHILD SCHOLARSHIP FUND DRIVE 

APRIL, 1999 - APRIL, 2000 

Endowed Contributions for The Henry F. Kupfer Kitchen Manager Award. The 1430 Fairchild Fund Drive raised $4,400 from 8 donors. 

William G. Bensing 1938 

Richard N. Heaton 1939 

John O. Thisler 1939 

Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega 





F. THE DALE L. DUNCAN MEMORIAL FUND DRIVE 

FEBRUARY - APRIL, 2002 

Endowed Contributions for The Dale L. Duncan Memorial Philanthropy Chairman Award. The Dale L. Duncan Memorial Fund Drive raised 


Robert G. Bensing 1946 

Don R. Borthwick 1942 

Robert C. Breithaupt 1953 

Richard R. Carr 1953 

Philip R. Carter 1925 

Paul L. Corwin 1969 

James R. Curtis ΓΥ 1961 

Dale R. Dallon 

Doris A. Duncan Dallon 

Lonnie E. Dalrymple 1970 

Paul B. Diehl 1969 

Glenn E. Duncan 1940 

William B. Eddy 1954 

Ronald K. Edwards 1956 

Larry W. Emig 1964 


James L. Filson 1951 

William R. Guthrie 1941 

John H. Haeberle 1939 

Robert E. Hahn 1948 

Mark L. Higgins 1970 

Henry H. Hoesli 1963 

William F. Hoppes 1949 

Robert J. Hofmann 1957 

Keith R. Kehmeier 1942 

Robert F. Kingston 1968 


John R. Kupfer 1953 


Kenneth E. Linscott 1970 

Frederick G. Miller 1969 

Walter A. Moriarty 1970 


Leslie L. Ogg 1957 

James N. Reardon 1961 

Steven D. Rogers 1968 

Cecil R. Shove 1954 

Richard H. Spingler, Jr. 1965 

Ervin D. Stahel 1956 

John O. Thisler 1939 

Rollin W. Vickery 1950 


Donald S. Williams 1951 

G. THE L. ALLYN LAYBOURN MEMORIAL FUND DRIVE 

JANUARY, 2004 - AUGUST, 2005 

Endowed Contributions for additions to The L. Allyn Laybourn Memorial Scholastic Excellence Awards. The L. Allyn Laybourn Memorial 

Fund Drive raised $24,144 from 135 donors. 


($2,000 and More) 

Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 1977 William L. Muir III 1967 

PLATINUM DONORS 

($500 to $1,999) 

James L. Filson 1951 Todd F. Lakin 1967 

W. Cary Dikeman 1973 Joseph P. Fangman 1983 Henry W. Lipps 1988 

Christopher C. Maddox 1992 Stephen L. Patton 1989 Steven B. Young 1975 

(Continued)


GOLDEN DONORS 

($300 to $499) 

Jeffrey L. Gates 1981 Peter E. Larsen 1976 

SILVER DONORS 

($200 to $299) 

Joel E. Hermes 1984 James D. Persinger, Jr. 1990 Matthew D. Rogers 1997 

Steven D. Rogers 1968 

Dale K. Allen 1950 Damon E. Earnshaw 1991 Larry W. Emig 1964 

Richard E. Fagerberg 1963 Bryant C. Hindman 1982 Milton E. Hoffman 1981 

Steven C. Johnson 1972 Stephen M. McCandless 1977 Randall C. Newth 1992 

Robert W. Reichenberger 1986 Gregory D. Widrig 1980 Michael R. Widrig 1982 

BRONZE DONORS 

($100 to $199) 

Walter A. Moriarty 1970 Steven A. Swanson 1990 

Benjamin B. Barnert 1973 Matthew D. Bayer ΘΤ1992 Troy L. Bechtel 1989 

Ty A. Bechtel 1993 Timothy S. Berends 1988 Joseph D. Berlekamp 1975 

Matthew L. Bretz 1986 John P. Buser 1977 Philip R. Carter 1925 

Bradley E. Deener 1996 Donn A. Demaree 1972 Robert W. Feiring, Jr. 1984 

Thomas M. Foncannon 1967 David L. Fraas 1992 Jonathan A. Freeman 1995 

Eric J. Gromko 1986 Philip E. Grosdidier 1981 Mark D. Guttu 1977 

C. Cylde Jones 1977 Kent H. Kiracofe 1988 Gerald J. Lang 1970 

Mark A. Mallder 1977 Richard E. Marcotte 1971 Paul E. Marti, Jr. 1949 

David P. Mason 1974 Stephen M. Mosher 1991 Brian A. Oehme 1996 

Leslie L. Ogg 1957 Gary N. Pottorff 1953 James N. Reardon 1961 

David M. Saunders 1992 Stephen A. Sherlock 1969 William L. Short, Jr. 1990 

William E. Small 1974 Richard H. Spingler, Jr. 1965 Joe G. Stein 1994 

Russell W. Taddiken 1995 Gregory J. Taphorn 1990 Brent A. Taulor 1996 

Rollin W. Vickery 1950 Richard A. Webdell 1997 Donald S. Williams 1951 

HONOR DONORS 

($10 to $99) 

Brent F. Akright 1976 Mark A. Anderson 1977 Michael E. Brown 1979 

Paul A. Chinn 1973 Cameron K. Collins 1982 Timothy E. Congrove 1984 

Daniel D. Dow 1993 William B. Eddy 1954 Ronald K. Edwards 1956 

Dwight E. Glenn 1956 Jebtha C. Graham 1997 Michael J. Grosdidier 1973 

Guy W. Gross 1995 Robert E. Hahn 1948 Barry P. Hilton 1973 

Duane C. Holloway 1971 Christopher T. Hyer 1992 Earl C. Johnston 1952 

Matthew H. Kenkel 1997 Cary L. Majors 1993 Brian R. Ohrt 1994 

John A. Romes 1991 Mark A. Ruda 1993 Daniel W. Schwartzkopf 1984 

Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 1980 Robert A. Spanke 1984 Herschel L. Staats 1955 

Scott E. Taddiken 1994 John O. Thisler 1939 Michael S. Thoesen 1995 

Jeff P. Thornbrugh 1993 John A. Towse, Jr. 1988 Alan D. Van Nice 1953 

David L. Watson 1972 Edwin A. Weber 1939 Trevor J. Whitney 1985 

David L. Wille 1982 Brad R. Winchell 1975 David E. Woolf 1997 

Walter A. Besecke 1958 Joshua T. Brueggemann 1997 Richard R. Carr 1953 

Thomas G. Franzen 1984 George G. Holloway, Jr. 1948 Kenneth P. Jensen, Jr. 1989 

Bryce K. Johnson 1982 J. Christian Jordan 1989 David B. Krizman 1977 

John R. Kupfer 1953 Henry F. Kupfer 1938 George F. Mance 1965 

David C. Odgers 1988 Michael T. Parisi 1993 Daniel G. Peters 1977 

Rodney D. Petersen 1964 Michael S. Ribble 1986 Stuart C. Rinkleff 1992 

Cecil R. Shove 1954 Thomas R. Taphorn 1997 Ivan D. Veldhuizen 1969 

A. Daniel Vogel 1959 Douglas D. Wedel 1971



CHAPTER 7 

THE HISTORY OF DELTA THETA 

HISTORY OF THE RED TIE CLUB (R. T. C.), 

ALPHA THETA CHI FRATERNITY AND 

DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

Compiled and Edited by 

Richard E. Fagerberg 

and 

William L. Muir 

Based on the Original History by 

Walter R. Horlacher



THE HISTORY OF DELTA THETA 

1. THE RED TIE CLUB (R. T. C.) 

(1912-1917) 

The organization which eventually evolved into the Kansas Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was not 

founded with the idea of a fraternity in mind. At its inception, it was not even organized as a club. During the school 

year of 1911-12, eight very congenial men were rooming at the Y. M. C. A. building at the corner of Eleventh and 

Fremont Streets. These men were: 

Thomas G. Spring 

Roy E. Gwin 

Harry C. Bird 

Elmer J. Bird 

W. L. Van Dusen 

Chester Van Dusen 

Dee D. Bird 

Paul B. Gwin 

The first four mentioned were sophomores and the last four were freshmen. Another close friend of the group 

was Cameron S. Goldsmith, also a sophomore, who did not room at the Y. M. C. A. These men were always 

congregating in one or another of the rooms to discuss matters in general, and did many things together. Naturally, they 

became a closely-knit group. 

On the day of April 6, 1912, the five sophomores mentioned above had congregated in Room 6 at the AY@. 

During the course of the conversation, it was suggested that the five of them secure some place for the next year where 

they could room and study and socialize together. A committee consisting of Roy E. Gwin and Elmer J. Bird was 

appointed to find a house suitable for the purpose. The house which they rented was at 1211 Moro Street and was at that 

time owned by a Mrs. Robinson. They obtained five rooms in this house, and had also the privileges of the parlor. The 

nine men mentioned above moved into this house at the beginning of the fall term of school in 1912. As they had room 

for one more man, they invited Walter Kieth who was then a senior and who was a good friend of the men in the group 

to join them. This filled the five rooms and constituted the Abunch@ for the ensuing year. The house at 1211 Moro was 

occupied by the R. T. C. for four years. While the moving into the separate house marks the beginning of R. T. C. as a 

distinct organization to the public, its real beginning was on that sixth day of April, 1912, when the five men decided 

upon the renting of a house in which they might live together. This day marks the date of the real founding of R. T. C., 

and the ten men who moved into the house together are the founders of R. T. C. 

During the fall of 1912, the bunch had no name and was not actually considered a club nor organized as such. 

They had no ritual or constitution, but did have a few rules to govern themselves by. The fellows merely wanted to be 

with and in a bunch that had the same ideas and ideals. They did not believe in fraternities, of which there were only 

three or four then at Kansas State Agricultural College (later Kansas State University) and these were, in their estimation, 

to quote Paul Gwin, Acomposed of the richer rough set and we thought a >Frat Man= was a >Bad Man=@. Some of the 

rules which were adopted by the bunch were as follows: 

No swearing allowed in the house 

No use of tobacco in any form in the house 

No card playing allowed in the house 

Dancing not allowed in the house


In explanation of the last rule, it might be well to add here that dancing was at that time tabooed by the college 

authorities. 

C. S. Goldsmith was the first Chairman of the bunch. Roy Gwin was the first General Manager, handling the 

financial part of the club for two years. 

The naming of the club was brought about in rather an unusual manner. One night in January, 1913, the Y. W. 

C. A. at the college gave a festival at the gymnasium. The boys all went, and wishing to look alike in some respect, each 

one wore a red necktie. Several of the girls who were dating members of the group made fun of their ties and also asked 

them what they called themselves. At the usual congregation which is held after such an affair, it was decided that the 

bunch should organize itself into a club. Then the question of a name was brought up. Someone suggested that since 

they had all worn red ties, they call themselves the R. T. C., the letters standing for ARed Tie Club@, and that they keep 

the meaning of the letters a secret. The name was adopted and the secret was kept until the spring of 1915, when one the 

newer members, in writing up an account of an R. T. C. party for The Collegian, the college newspaper, inadvertently 

used the words instead of the letters. 

The color adopted by the club was bright red. To this later was added the color white, and red and white 

remained the colors of the R. T. C. and of Alpha Theta Chi up until the installation as a chapter of Alpha Tau Omega. 

The club had no pin. Neither did it have any initiation ceremony, nor any motto, nor any creed. 

During the remainder of the existence of the club as R. T. C., which includes the school year 1916-17, the 

following men were taken in: 

1913-14: Clyde C. Hamilton, Frank Unruh and C. H. 

Simon 

1914-15: Ralph P. Ramsey, Earl Ramsey, Frank 

Reynolds, Walter J. Ott, George Calkins, 

Ralph V. O=Neil, Charles T. Halbert, 

Arthur L. Seeber, F. Clarence Seeber, 

Herbert H. Frizzell and John S. Wood 

1915-16: K. H. Kecker, W. C. Jannssen, Harmon 

Splitter, R. N. St. John, E. S. Bacon, Leon 

G. Abele, J. H. Kerr, Ira G. Freeman, Joe 

A. Novak, James B. Angle and Howard K. 

Woodbury 

1916-17: Ernest E. Asher, Hobart M. Birks, Fred 

Hiss, Carl J. Rodewald, Gabe A. Sellers, A. 

Wilcox Foster, Bruce C. Hutchins, Charles 

Nitcher, Walter J. Rogers and Walter W. 

Rodewald 

The members of the club who graduated from K. S. A. C. were: 1913, Walter Kieth; 1914, Cameron S. 

Goldsmith, Elmer J. Bird, Thomas G. Spring, Roy Gwin and Harry C. Bird; 1916, Ralph V. O=Neil, John S. Wood, Paul 

B. Gwin, Charles C. Halbert, Walter T. Ott, Ralph P. Ramsey and Herbert H. Frizzell; 1917, Joe A. Novak, Gabe A. 

Sellers and Ira J. Freeman. 

In scholarship, R. T. C. always stood high. Not being a fraternity, their grades were not computed along with 

the rest, but they were figured at different times by various members and found to be always as high as the highest of the 

social fraternities and usually they were up near the top of the honorary fraternities. The honorary scholastic fraternity, 

Phi Kappa Phi, was installed at K. S. A. C. during the year 1915-16. John S. Wood and Gabe A. Sellers were both 

elected to this fraternity. 

Book of Records 7.05

There was hardly a school activity going on that didn=t include some R. T. C. members. A complete list of all 

the activities of all the members would take up more space than it is justifiable to use here. One or two leading men of 

each must, however, be mentioned. Roy Gwin >14 received Senior Honors, debated, participated in oratorical and 

literary contests, and was on the football squad. C. S. Goldsmith >14 was a member of the Dairy Judging team. Walter 

Ott >16 won the Intersociety Oratorical contest and was class president. Earl Ramsey and Frank Reynolds both made the 

All Missouri Valley Basketball team. H. H. Frizzell >16 was one of the best track men ever produced by the Missouri 

Valley. As a high hurdler and high jumper, he was par excellence during this period. His record in the high jump was 6 

feet 1 : inches. He was captain of the track team, president of the athletic fraternity and very active in class affairs. John 

S. Wood >16 received Senior Honors, was elected to various honorary societies, was a member of the Stock Judging 

team, was active in class affairs and managed the first Agricultural Fair. 

The following members were Presidents and Secretary-Treasurers of R. T. C.: 

1914-15: President Walter J. Ott 

Secretary-Treasurer Paul B. Gwin 

1915-16: President H. H. Frizzell 

Secretary-Treasurer Paul B. Gwin 

1916-17: Presidents Ira G. Freeman and Gabe A. Sellers 

Secretary-Treasurer Dee D. Bird 

The ideals of R. T. C. are set forth by Thomas G. Spring and H. H. Frizzell: 

AThe early ideals of the organization were scholarship, clean 

living and brotherhood. Our aims were congenial fellowship, 

to be able to fit in well, good students and engaged in some 

class activities. Grades were rather in demand and a fellow 

that did not pull them was in disfavor and knew it, too. We 

had representatives in the honorary fraternities and were 

proud of our scholarship. These requirements were 

impressed on the selections made for the club in the spring of 

1916 and were inculcated in the ritual of Alpha Theta Chi.@ 

The first rushing team ever put out by R. T. C. was organized in the spring of 1915 for the purpose of rushing H. 

H. Frizzell and John S. Wood. The team was composed of Arthur Seeber, Clarence Seeber, Paul Gwin, Walter Ott, 

Ralph Ramsey, Ralph O=Neil and Earl Ramsey. They called up Wood and Frizzell and made an appointment with them 

for a certain Sunday afternoon. After they arrived on the scene, they suggested a stroll to see the college livestock, then a 

common Sunday afternoon pastime. After the livestock had all been looked at, the proposition of becoming members of 

R. T. C. was put up to Wood and Frizzell, who accepted the invitation. 

The house occupied by the R. T. C. during the year 1916-17 is located at 1408 Laramie Street. This house was 

new at the time, having been rented by R. T. C. during the spring of 1916 before the sod for it was broken. The House 

Mother for this year was Mrs. A. A. Lair.



2. ALPHA THETA CHI FRATERNITY 

(1917-1920) 

Throughout the entire period covered by the preceding chapter, the existence of R. T. C. had been tempestuous 

in at least one respect. Several of the best men were lost at various times by being pledged to fraternities. This state of 

affairs was very unacceptable to some of the members of R. T. C. and for at least two years the organization of a 

fraternity was agitated. But such action was opposed by some of the members and nothing was done. However, when 

the bunch returned to school in the fall of 1917, one of the men was pledged by a fraternity during the first week and the 

argument for a fraternity was clinched. During the preceding year, J. B. Angle had some correspondence with an uncle 

of his, Dr. E. J. Angle, and a cousin, Guy Reed, both of whom were members of Nebraska Gamma Theta Chapter, 

concerning the merits of Alpha Tau Omega and also the possibilities of establishing an ΑΤΩ chapter at K. S. A. C. 

Angle had also written to George B. Drake of Denver, who was at that time the Chief of what was then Province III. He 

talked his idea over with the bunch and they decided to form a local fraternity for the purpose of petitioning for a chapter 

of Alpha Tau Omega. 

The men who were the most active in the formation of the local fraternity were J. B. (Tubby) Angle, Clarence 

(Shy) Seeber and A. W. (Pa) Foster. The constitution and creed were written by Angle and Foster. The organization was 

quickly perfected. A motto and a pin and crest were adopted. The name chosen was Alpha Theta Chi. These letters 

were not selected for any special significance. They were selected merely because they sounded well together, as it was 

not expected to retain them long. It was later discovered that there is a local fraternity of long standing with the same 

name at the University of Nebraska. This fraternity wrote, demanding what was meant by using their name, but nothing 

was ever done about the affair. The date of the formal announcement of Alpha Theta Chi was October 15, 1917. 

In 1919, Alpha Theta Chi added a song to its fraternity lore. It was written by Ray B. Watson: 

AI am an Alpha Theta Chi 

And will be so until I die 

For ATC means brotherhood 

And all that=s true and high. 

ASo here=s to dear old ATC 

And the spirit of fraternity 

We=ll loyal be forever 

To Alpha Theta Chi.@ 

Recognition by the college and by the other fraternities was quickly and easily gained. The local always was on 

friendly terms with all the other fraternities and it has ever been the aim of the chapter over the years to maintain that 

friendly relationship. In order to further strengthen the organization with the school, two faculty members were taken in 

even before the organization was announced. These were Porter J. Newman, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, and Levi 

J. Horlacher, Fellow in Animal Husbandry. 

The initiation ceremony used by Alpha Theta Chi varied throughout its period of existence, depending on the 

men who were in charge of the initiation ceremonies at the particular time. It was never deemed necessary to adopt a 

definite ritual or ceremony because it was thought it would not be needed for long. It was attempted to make the 

ceremony as much like that of a national fraternity as was possible under the circumstances. 

The first house occupied by Alpha Theta Chi is located at 1404 Fairchild Avenue. It was kept for one year. 

Meals were served in this house, this being the first time since its beginning that the organization had eaten its meals 

together. In the fall of 1918, the chapter returned to 1408 Laramie Street and remained there during the next two years. 

Mrs. Lair was again the House Mother. Mrs. Magee had chaperoned at 1404 Fairchild.


Men who were pledged during the three years of existence as Alpha Theta Chi are the following: 

1917-18: Herbert V. Mering, Lorin G. Moore, John 

F. Novak, Wesley Stevens, Walter R. 

Horlacher, N. Dale Lund, Caroll L. Lund, 

J. Farr Brown, Carl F. Mershon, Nat P. 

Woods and W. H. Jaeger 

1918-19: Robert R. Fuller, Ralph Murray, Paul 

Kovar, Leroy M. Leiter, Durland J. Hilts, 

Norman W. Hein, Martin E. Konold, Elmer 

D. McCollum, Charles C. McPherson and 

A. Wilber Wilcox 

1919-20: Ernest L. Bebb, Otto R. Coburn, Millard 

R. Getty, Robert S. Love, C. Morton Rust, 

Laurens H. Reyburn, Ray B. Watson, 

Philip Woodbury, Thomas W. Lee, Morton 

J. Stigers, Walter T. Rolfe, Charles R. 

Smith and Jerry J. Hershey 

Members of the fraternity who graduated from K. S. A. C. during this same period were: 1918, Hobard M. 

Birks and Carl J. Rodewald; 1919, James B. Angle and Levi J. Horlacher (Master of Science); 1920, A. Wilcox Foster, 

Walter R. Horlacher, Walter W. Rodewald and A. Wilber Wilcox. Men of this group who were elected to Phi Kappa Phi 

are Hobart M. Birks >18 and Walter R. Horlacher >20. 

The scholarship record of Alpha Theta Chi is one of which any fraternity might well be proud. During four of 

the six semesters of the existence of the local, it was at the top of the list of men=s social fraternities, one semester it was 

second and one it was third. It was this excellent scholarship record that helped to obtain recognition by the college and 

by other fraternities. Also, this scholarship record was used to advantage in the petitioning of Alpha Tau Omega. 

The period during which Alpha Theta Chi was in existence was a stormy one for all fraternities on account of 

World War I. A letter from Province Chief Drake informed the local that it was not the policy of Alpha Tau Omega to 

consider petitions during the period of war and thus the local chapter was left to weather the storm as best it could. More 

than once the uphill battle became so difficult that the brothers were almost persuaded to give it up, and the only thing 

that made them determined to continue the chapter at all costs was the fact that they were backed by a group of local and 

enthusiastic alumni. In one way or another the breakers were all safely passed over and after the cessation of hostilities 

life was begun anew with a determination to obtain a chapter of Alpha Tau Omega, with which the chapter had kept in 

touch throughout the period, as soon as possible. 

The few men who remained in school after the S. A. T. C. was disbanded returned to the house and began the 

reorganization of the chapter. The biggest blow that fell to the chapter at this time was the graduation of James B. 

(Tubby) Angle at the end of the first semester of 1918-19. Tubby had been the natural leader of the bunch for so long 

that his going left the fellows somewhat in the condition of a flock of sheep which has lost its shepherd. It had been a 

case of one man taking upon himself a large amount of the work and responsibility of the organization because his heart 

and soul were in the organization, thereby taking from the members the work and responsibility which they needed to 

develop themselves into useful members of the group. However, the men pulled themselves together and began to cast 

about for new members. It was during this period that a number of men, whose names are given heretofore, who were to 

become the strongest men in the chapter, were pledged.


The story of how the men belonging to the organization answered the call to the colors would be simply a 

repetition of the stories of other chapters. On no had was loyalty found wanting, and men left so rapidly that it was 

almost impossible to keep enough men in the house to keep it going. It was, however, kept running until the beginning 

of the S. A. T. C. (Students= Army Training Corps), at which time it was forced to be closed because all the active 

members and pledges were taken into that organization. A military record of the members of R. T. C. and of Alpha 

Theta Chi: 

Captain, Artillery, Overseas: 

Charles Halbert 

1st Lieutenant, Marine Corps: 

L. H. Reyburn 

1st Lieutenant, Infantry: 

Ralph P. Ramsey 

2nd Lieutenant, Cavalry: 

Elmer D. McCollum 

2nd Lieutenant, Infantry: 

Carl F. Mershon 

Carl J. Rodewald 

A. Wilcox Foster 

W. H. Jaeger 

C. C. McPherson 

2nd Lieutenant, Infantry (Overseas): 

Ira G. Freeman 

2nd Lieutenant, Sanitation Corps: 

Cameron S. Goldsmith 

Sgt. Major, Camp Personnel: 

Leon G. Abele 

Master Gunner, Coast Artillery, Overseas: 

Walter J. Rogers 

Sgt 1st Class, M. D. (Overseas): 

Charles Nitcher 

Musician, Navy: 

Robert S. Love (1st Class) 

Otto R. Coburn (2nd Class) 

Sgt., Signal Corps: 

John S. Wood 

Corporal: 

Walter R. Horlacher (Infantry) 

Corporal (Overseas): 

Gabe A. Sellars (Engineers) 

Lorin G. Moore (Artillery) 

Herbert H. Frizzell (Infantry) 

Seaman 1st Class: 

Hobart M. Birks 

(USS New Hampshire) 

Bruce C. Hutchins 

(USS Minneapolis) 

Private (Infantry): E. E. Asher, Fred Hiss, Joe A. 

Novak (OTC) 

Private (Overseas): 

Ralph V. O=Neil (Infantry) 

Clarence Seeber (Signal Corps) 

S. A. T. C.: Herbert J. Mering, Ralph Murray, 

Wesley Stevens, Walter W. 

Rodewald, A. Wilbur Wilcox, 

James B. Angle, J. Farr Brown, 

Robert R. Fuller, Norman Helm, 

Durland Hilts, N. Dale Lund, 

Carroll L. Lund, LeRoy M. Leiter, 

Thomas W. Lee, Martin E. Konold


The officers of Alpha Theta Chi were the following: 

1917-18: Chancellors Hobart M. Birks and A. W. Foster 

Secretary James B. Angle 

Treasurers Wesley Stevens and Walter R. Horlacher 

1918-19: Chancellor James B. Angle 

Vice-Chancellor Walter W. Rodewald 

Secretary N. Dale Lund 

Treasurer Paul Kovar 

1919-20: Chancellors A. W. Foster and Elmer D. McCollum 

Vice-Chancellor Walter W. Rodewald 

Secretary Walter R. Horlacher 

Treasurer Carl F. Mershon 

During the first two years of its existence, the local fraternity did not maintain the high standards of men in 

activities that had been set by R. T. C., but the members still had their fair share of participation in activities. In 1919- 

20, the old spirit seemed to come back to the men and they again entered everything. Hobart M. Birks >18 was a 

member of the Stock Judging team and a member of various honorary organizations. James B. Angle >19 was almost as 

active in school affairs as he was in fraternity affairs. Walter W. Rodewald >20 was active in class affairs. Walter R. 

Horlacher >20 was a member of numerous honorary organizations. Ray B. Watson, of whom more later, was already 

beginning to show his prowess on the cinder path. 

In the spring of 1917, it was decided, pursuant to an idea obtained from Everett Angle, a member of Nebraska 

Gamma Theta and a cousin of James B. Angle, to put out a summer publication. This was to contain a brief resume of 

the happenings of the past year. The name chosen for the publication was the Vintage. Carl J. Rodewald was elected to 

edit the first number, but due to the fact that he went to an Officers= Training Camp, James B. Angle edited this edition. 

The next summer, another edition was published. In January, 1919, it was decided to make the Vintage a regular 

publication, putting it out at various times during the college year. Since that time, the publication has been continued 

with a varied history, being published as often as monthly during the early years. 

An Alpha Theta Chi custom which was established during the summer of 1917 is what is known as APost Card 

Day@. The date of this was July 15 each year. On this day, each man who was in the active chapter during the past year 

sends to each other man who answers to the same qualifications a post card. This little token was a wonderful thing to 

keep up the fraternal spirit during the summer months when the members are widely separated. Another custom which 

was inaugurated by the class of 1920 was to have a senior dinner towards the close of the school year, at which time the 

seniors found propitious to leave some little token to the chapter. 

The members of Alpha Theta Chi were continually on the lookout for Alpha Taus and any who ever came to 

Manhattan and made himself known was assured a royal welcome. Some of these rendered invaluable assistance to the 

members of the local by telling their chapters about the local and by giving advice concerning the formulation of a 

petition. Different members of Gamma Mu at the University of Kansas and Gamma Theta at the University of Nebraska 

visited the local at various times and carried back reports to their respective chapters. Different Alpha Taus who were on 

the faculty or in school rendered their assistance as will be pointed out in the following chapter.


3. THE CAMPAIGN FOR ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

(1919-1920) 

Histories are generally made as a result of circumstances. If this were not true, Kansas Delta Theta of Alpha 

Tau Omega might have been designated differently by the national fraternity. Had World War I been evaded, it might 

have been proper to say that a charter would have been granted the local organization sooner than October 23, 1920. 

Thus a circumstance delayed the petitioning by Alpha Theta Chi to Alpha Tau Omega until the fall semester of 1919. 

When the old members of Alpha Theta Chi were discharged from the army in the spring of 1919 and again took 

up their abode at the fraternity house, they started work and plans for Alpha Tau Omega. A visit by Province Chief 

Ralph Weaverling finished the spring semester of that year so far as real activity was manifested, but this visit was a 

stepping stone and a light which helped find the path leading to ΑΤΩ. From advice and counsel received at this time, it 

was deemed best to postpone the petitioning until the ensuing fall. So it happened that the real progress of the petition of 

Kansas Delta Theta began during the latter part of 1919 and the first part of 1920. 

Shortly after the rushing season had ended in the fall of 1919, the local chapter appointed a committee 

consisting of Elmer D. (Irish) McCollum, Walter R. (Walt) Horlacher and Walter W. (Dutch) Rodewald to draft a 

petition to Alpha Tau Omega. In order to successfully compile this petition, additional information had to be secured 

from Wylie B. Wendt of Kentucky Mu Iota Chapter, who was at that time connected with the Engineering faculty of K. 

S. A. C. It was from an outline made by Brother Wendt that the real petition was written. No sooner had the informal 

petition been written than the timely services of H. W. Spink (Minnesota Gamma Nu), Harold Simonds (Washington 

Gamma Chi) and Ernest F. Stalcup (Kansas Gamma Mu) were offered. Upon the approval of the five nearest chapters of 

Alpha Tau Omega being received, the formal and completed petition was designed. 

All went well until Thanksgiving. But what should happen during this particular week but that fourteen 

members of the local group volunteered for work in the coal fields to relieve the cold homes of Kansas. This took two of 

the petitioning committee. One of the two was McCollum, who had certain information with him at the mines which 

was needed to answer wires from the Province Chief regarding the sending of a delegate to the Cleveland Congress of 

Alpha Tau Omega in 1919. Horlacher being the only member of the committee left at school and with only three or four 

men left in the house, it seemed that Alpha Theta Chi had but small chance of completing the details of its petitioning. 

Wires and telephone calls failed to bring McCollum from the coal fields. Fate held out its balance, the miners decided to 

go to work and the volunteers returned to school, only to find that the President of the College had authorized Christmas 

vacation a week early to escape the temperature condition of the buildings caused by the coal shortage. Another 

disappointment! One of the committee returned to Manhattan and the other two home on a vacation. Wires and letters 

came advising that a delegate be sent to Congress. The little group of active members, finally reaching Manhattan after 

the strike had subsided, agreed that Brother McCollum should go to Cleveland to represent the petitioning local. 

Preparations were made. Then what happened? The mumps, which was an absolutely debilitating disease at that time, 

seized the delegate. The selection of an alternate was made when Walter J. Rogers returned to school somewhat early 

and found McCollum bedfast. Brother Rogers took the next train to Cleveland. 

Work had only begun. A letter arrived for the delegate to have a prospectus ready for Congress; but owing to 

McCollum=s ill condition the letter was not taken from the Post Office until after Brother Rogers had left for Cleveland. 

Wires were sent ahead to inform Rogers what was coming, and the committee mustered the entire chapter to secure data 

for the prospectus and questionnaire. Work began at 1:00 P.M. and at 3:30 A.M. the following morning Brother 

Horlacher finished the last of the typewritten manuscripts. During this short time, letters from all the fraternities and 

sororities and the college faculty were secured. Never could better cooperation have been had on the part of the chapter 

and those from whom information had been secured. As a reward for this night of work, the morning mail carried the 

manuscripts to Congress and Brother Rogers secured them just in time to avert another crisis.


Although many questions had been answered in the questionnaire, the five minutes which Brother Rogers spent 

before the business meeting of Alpha Tau Omega assembled in Congress did much to win favor for the local, Alpha 

Theta Chi. Time and circumstances had prevented an elaborate program for Congress. However, a copy of the 

Christmas issue of the Vintage and a copy of The Aggie Miners= Shovel (a paper published largely by Alpha Theta Chi 

men while in the mines) did much to bring the delegates to think highly of the petitioning body. If any Brothers were 

singled out who were greatly responsible for the granting of the charter of Kansas Delta Theta, Brother Rogers deserves 

untold credit for his impression upon the Alpha Tau Omega Congress of 1919. His tactful organization and presentation 

of material without a doubt decided the votes of many of the assembled delegates. In brief, his success was sufficient to 

bring the call for a formal petition and a vote from the seventy-one chapters of ΑΤΩ. 

The formal petition was sent out during February, 1920. Among the various letters of recommendation 

contained therein, a noteworthy one is the one from Governor Allen of Kansas who wrote it because of the faithful work 

which had been done by members of the chapter in the coal fields. 

Of course, definite plans were followed in the efforts of petitioning, but no special campaign was inaugurated 

save that of consistent and persevering labor. The local had taken the Greek name Alpha Theta Chi for the express 

purpose of petitioning Alpha Tau Omega, and it was to this end that the energy was directed. Here again, Brother J. B. 

Angle must be pointed to as a member of the local who persistently urged the chapter forward in its work. Other than the 

efforts of Brother Angle and Brother Rogers, the campaign for Kansas Delta Theta was conducted by the entire active 

chapter. Naturally, some men did more work than other; but the entire group was endowed with the spirit of developing 

a chapter worthy of a new charter. 

The goal was not reached without work, and it was an unusually happy group that received the news of the 

granting of the charter. This news came by wire from Province Chief Weaverling and arrived on the evening of 

Commencement Day, May 27, 1920: 

TELEGRAM 

LINCOLN, NEBRASKA 7:30 PM MAY 27, 1920 

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS. CHARTER SECURED. WILL WRITE FULLY. 

R E WEAVERLING 

PROVINCE CHIEF III 

This news coming so late in the school year and after a large majority of the active members had gone home, it 

was necessary to postpone the installation until the following fall. 

Because this is as propitious a place as any, it will be mentioned here that previously to the petition made by 

Alpha Theta Chi, two other local fraternities had at different times done some work towards petitioning Alpha Tau 

Omega. The first of these was the Aztex fraternity, now Delta Tau Delta. This group was petitioning Alpha Tau Omega 

and another national fraternity at the same time. Alpha Tau Omega learned of this double petitioning and henceforth 

would have nothing to do with the Aztex. Later the Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon fraternity, now Sigma Phi Epsilon, decided 

to petition Alpha Tau Omega. They notified Kansas Gamma Mu, requesting that they send a man to look them over. 

Gamma Mu acted promptly, and when the delegate arrived in Manhattan, he called up the Tri-Epsilon house only to be 

informed that the bunch was not as yet ready to be looked over. As a result, the petitioning of this local was cut short. 

Alpha Theta Chi never petitioned or considered petitioning any other fraternity than Alpha Tau Omega.


4. THE INSTALLATION OF KANSAS DELTA THETA CHAPTER OF ALPHA TAU OMEGA 

(1920) 

The dates which will always be marked in red letters on the calendar of Delta Theta are October 22 and 23, 

1920, these being the two days on which the installation ceremonies were held. The ceremony took place at the new 

Chapter House at 1642 Fairchild Avenue, which the fraternity had purchased the preceding spring. The corporate charter 

of Kansas Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega consists of an amendment to the corporate charter of Alpha Theta Chi 

fraternity, dated February 24, 1920, on which the following men are named as the Founders of the Delta Theta Chapter: 


Walter W. Rodewald 

Walter R. Horlacher 


N. Dale Lund 

Walter J. Rogers is also considered a Founder for his fine work at Congress. The corporate charter is signed by L. J. 

Pettijohn, Secretary of State of the State of Kansas and D. O. McCray, Assistant Secretary of State. The amendment to 

the corporate charter is dated February 23, 1921, and is signed by the same men. Delta Theta later received the official 

Alpha Tau Omega Charter signed by Thomas Arkle Clark, Worthy Grand Chief, and Paul R. Hickok, Chairman of 

the High Council. 

The installation ceremonies were in charge of Brother Ralph E. Weaverling, Chief of Province III. A team 

was sent over from Gamma Mu at the University of Kansas in charge of Brother Arlie W. Estes to assist in the 

ceremonies. Other Alpha Tau brothers besides the two mentioned who were present were: Nimon Slane, Gamma Mu; 

Donald B. Calhoun, Gamma Mu; Kenneth Keck, Gamma Mu; E. Floyd Stalcup, Gamma Mu; Gilmore S. Wann, Gamma 

Mu; H. W. Spink, Minnesota Gamma Nu; Phil W. Dodderidge, Gamma Mu; Judd Benson, Gamma Mu; and Guy E. 

Reed, Nebraska Gamma Theta. The first work was put on by these men, but as the ceremony proceeded the new initiates 

were given every opportunity to exercise their abilities, and before the installation was over they were doing nearly all 

the work under the supervision of the installing team. The installation started at 11:00 A.M. on the 22nd and was over at 

2:30 P.M. on the 23rd. A total of thirty-three men were initiated, which included the actives of Alpha Theta Chi and 

some of the chapter=s alumni. Delta Theta became the 106th chapter of Alpha Tau Omega to be installed and the 73rd 

chapter of the fraternity in existence at that time. 

No elaborate social function accompanied the installation. A smoker was held at the Chapter House on the 

night of the twenty-second. On the evening of the twenty-third, a four-course banquet was served to the new chapter, its 

pledges and the installation team at the Gillett Hotel. At this banquet, toasts were given by the following brothers: 

Ralph E. Weaverling, Toastmaster; H. W. Spink; Arlie W. Estes; E. R. Stalcup; Elmer D. McCollum and Guy E. Reed. 

After the banquet, the first formal meeting of the new chapter was held. The first officers of Delta Theta, who served 

through the remainder of the year, were: 

Worthy Master 

Worthy Chaplain 

Worthy Keeper of Exchequer 

Worthy Keeper of Annals 

Worthy Scribe 

Worthy Usher 

Worthy Sentinel 




Robert S. Love 

E. Leo Bebb 


Philip R. Woodbury



5. THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF KANSAS DELTA THETA 

(1920-1929) 

It was expected that as soon as the goal of a national chapter was obtained there would be a letup on the part of 

the men, and it required a master hand to keep things moving smoothly in their old channels. The man to fill this place 

was found in the person of the new Worthy Master (President), Brother Elmer D. McCollum, who had also been the last 

Chancellor of Alpha Theta Chi. The success of the new chapter was largely due to his excellent judgment and guidance. 

For a man of his years, he was a man among men in his particular position and he was invaluable to the chapter. 

The following men were pledged and initiated into Delta Theta Chapter during the first two years after installation: 

1920-21: Lester A. Dumond, Ernest B. Johnson, Ernest H. 

Guyer, Brom D. Hixson, Fred McElhinney, Harry 

Felton, Don S. Hall, Newell F. Moore, Bruce Rogers, 

Paul E. Smith, Raub Snyder, Noah D. Zeigler and L. 

Allyn Laybourn 

1921-22: John Steiner, George K. Chew, E. Weir Hall, Robert 

W. Kent, Lawrence M. Staley, Metheny J. 

Copeland, John P. Hale, George E. Phillips and 

Henry D. Karns 

The following men were taken in as pledges during the following year: 

1921-22: Everett Bell, Merle A. Ogden, Ivan A. Crimes, 

Frank E. Willey and Ralph Chase 

Graduates during the two years were these: 1921, Charles Nitcher, J. Farr Brown, Morton E. Stigers, E. Leo 

Bebb, Carl F. Mershon, Ray B. Watson, Laurens H. Reyburn and Elmer D. McCollum; 1922, N. Dale Lund, Lester A. 

Dumond, Perry J. Hershey, Walter J. Rogers, Ernest B. Johnson, Ernest F. Stalcup (Gamma Mu), Walter T. Rolfe and 

Walter R. Horlacher (Master of Science). Men from this list who were elected to Phi Kappa Phi are Laurens H. Reyburn 

>21 and Morton J. Stigers >21. 

Here again only a partial list of activities will be given: Brown, McCollum, Nitcher and Reyburn were 

members of the Stock Judging team. Watson was captain of the Track team, Editor of The Royal Purple, College Yell 

Leader and very active in all college affairs. Reyburn was invited to the tryouts for the Olympic Rifle Team in 1920, 

Horlacher was on the Track team and very active in college affairs in general and McPherson was President of the SSGA 

and was always the leader in any proposition for the betterment of K. S. A. C. 

In scholarship, Delta Theta has maintained the standard set by Alpha Theta Chi. With an increased number of 

fraternities in the field, the chapter has never stood lower than fourth. Intramural basketball and baseball had recently 

been developed at K. S. A. C. and the end of each season found Alpha Tau Omega near the head of the Greek letter list.


The officers for 1921-22 were: 

Worthy Master 




Worthy Scribe 

Worthy Usher 


Walter T. Rolfe 

Charles R. Smith 

Perry J. Hershey 


L. Allyn Laybourn and N. Dale Lund 

Noah D. Zeigler and Lester A. Dumond 

Don S. Hall 

For 1922-23, the following were elected to office: 

Worthy Master 




Worthy Scribe 

Worthy Usher 


Charles R. Smith 

Brom D. Hixson 

E. Weir Hall 

C. Morton Rust 

Ernest H. Buyer 

Philip R. Woodbury 

John P. Hale 

Three traditions worthy of mention were inaugurated into the life of Delta Theta during the early years. Brother 

Elmer D. McCollum, upon his graduation in 1921, presented to the chapter a silver loving cup which is to be presented at 

the end of each college year to the man who, in the opinion of the active chapter (now the outgoing Worthy Master), has 

done the most for the chapter during the past year. The first man to receive this cup was Charles C. McPherson in 1922. 

Also to accompany this, McCollum gave a leather bound book which is to contain a biography of each man to whom 

this cup is presented. When Brother Walter J. Rogers graduated at the end of the first semester of 1921-22, he presented 

the chapter with a leather bound book in which is to be kept a biography of each and every Worthy Master (President) of 

Delta Theta, the biography in each case to be written by the succeeding Worthy Master. Brother Rolfe, at his graduation 

in 1922, presented to the chapter a leather bound book in which is to be kept a complete history of Kansas Delta Theta in 

the form of a Worthy Masters= history. Each Worthy Master, after his successor has been chosen, is to write up the 

history of the chapter during his period of office, giving not only facts but also his views concerning the affairs of the 

fraternity during that time. The chapter=s early history, written by Walter R. Horlacher, was to form the beginning of 

that book. The early history was originally written on the request of Claude T. Reno, ΑΤΩ Historian, who wanted the 

information to aid him in updating AReno=s Manual@. AReno=s Manual@ was ΑΤΩ=s history book until Harry L. Bird 

compiled it into the first volume of the ΑΤΩ Story. With the exception of the silver loving cup and a copy of the history, 

all the above-mentioned items were lost during the World War II years. 

Up to this time, Delta Theta had two house mothers or chaperons. The first was Mrs. Louise Stall, who was 

with the chapter only 12 semesters. She left because she wanted to be with her daughter who was in a distant state. To 

follow her, the chapter was very fortunate in securing the services of Mrs. S. C. Pettit, who had considerable experience 

in such work, was an excellent manager and was untiring in her efforts to do something for her boys. She found a place 

in the hearts of the members that no house mother had heretofore found and it was with the feelings of greatest regret 

that the chapter heard her announce at the close of the school year in 1922 that she, too, was going to another state in 

order to be with her daughter. Mrs. George S. Murphy was secured for the place and she, having had considerable 

experience in social work, did make an excellent Housemother.


Due to the fact that the new house was being paid for, an attempt was made to hold the expenses for social 

events down as low as possible. It thus happens that no elaborate parties had been given by Delta Theta. However, the 

desire for a formal party could not be suppressed; and on May 19, 1922, a formal dinner dance was given--dinner being 

at the Gillett Hotel and the dance at the Elks= Hall. This was the first formal party ever given by the organization since 

its inception in 1912. A social custom inaugurated in 1921 was to have a picnic each Decoration Day. 

It sometimes happens that in an organization such as a chapter of a fraternity, there is one man who has made a 

name for himself such as few men can hope to make or ever will make. Delta Theta had such a man in its early years in 

the person of Ray B. Watson. Ray is commonly known as ATate@ among his brothers because when he was in the coal 

fields he had an insatiable appetite; and in order to appease this, to some extent he would carry with him a baked potato 

which he ate between meals. Everyone in the country who was a follower of track athletics had heard the name of 

Watson, especially during the early 1920's when he had run several match races with Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic 

Club who was heralded as the world=s premier middle-distance runner. 

Watson=s home was in Wichita, Kansas, and it was there that he went through high school. But while in high 

school, he was only a fair track man and he entered K. S. A. C. unknown for his ability on the cinder track. It was during 

his sophomore year that he began to attract notice by winning the one mile run at the Kansas City Athletic Club indoor 

meet in 4:40. During his last two years, he was a runner feared by all in the Missouri Valley. During these two years, he 

either won or purposely lost to a teammate every race, with two exceptions, which he entered in Missouri Valley 

Conference meets. These exceptions were both at all-Valley meets and in each case he had run a hard mile earlier in the 

meet, in one instance equaling the Valley record of 4:22.4, whereas the man who won each of these races had been fresh 

when he started. As has been mentioned before, he was captain of track during his senior year. He held the K. S. A. C. 

record for the mile at 4:21.6, and the Valley record for the two mile at 9:41. His fastest time in the half mile is 1:59.2. 

These last two were also former K. S. A. C. records. 

In the summer of 1920, Watson entered the tryouts for the Olympic Games. At Chicago, where the tryouts for 

this district were held, he won first place in the 5000 meter race. He had run a 4:12 in the mile, but the coach wanted 

him in the 5000 meter race. He then had to go to Boston for the final tryout. En route there, he stopped off at New York 

to enter the tryout for the steeplechase. While this was the first time he had ever entered that event, he qualified for the 

team. While running this race, he stepped in a water hazard, and when he went to put his shoes on for the race in Boston 

a few days later he found the soles to be wrinkled and cracked from the effects of the water. It was then, however, too 

late to secure another pair before the race started. He had run only a little way before his feet became blistered and made 

running a great torture to him. He did not qualify in this race, and so went to the Olympics in Belgium entered in the 

steeplechase only. He placed seventh in this race to which he was not well adapted and bout which he knew little. 

In 1921, Brother Watson was first in the mile at the NCAA meet, with a time of 4:23.4. During the year, after 

his graduation, he took graduate work at K. S. A. C. and assisted in coaching the track team. He found time to keep trim, 

and beginning in the summer of 1921 he ran five match races with Joie Ray. Four of these had been mile races, two of 

which had been won by each man. The other race was 1000 yards and was won by Joie Ray. The last event of the 

school year was the evening of May 27, 1922, when one of these match races was run on Ahearn Field, K. S. A. C. This 

race was especially noteworthy from the fact that it was run after dusk and the track was lighted by parking cars around 

the entire course and throwing the light from them on the track. This race was won by Joie Ray, but by only a very few 

inches. The remarkable time of 4:16.6 was made. It was believed that the world=s record would be broken by one or the 

other of these runners before long, and all Alpha Taus sincerely hoped that Watson would be the one to do it. 

In 1924, Brother Watson again made the Olympic team. He qualified in the 800 meter race by running the 

distance in 1:52.2 at Ann Arbor, Michigan, which was three-tenths of a second slower than the world=s record at that 

time. The Olympics were held in Paris, France.


The success of Brother Watson is all the more remarkable from the fact that when he was a boy he had a 

shotgun accident that deprived him of his entire right hand and the thumb of his left hand. This accident left him a 

bundle of nerves and it was several years before he recovered from the shock. During his college career, he was 

undoubtedly the most popular and best liked man in school. He was Editor of The Royal Purple Yearbook, a member of 

Alpha Zeta and Gamma Sigma Delta, Both honorary agricultural fraternities, College Yell Leader, very active in class 

affairs, a member of a literary society and active in other organizations. Every Alpha Tau and especially every member 

of Kansas Delta Theta is proud to be able to call him ABrother@. He was the type of ΑΤΩ for which the Thomas Arkle 

Clark Award was later created. 

The chapter prospered and grew during the remaining years of the 1920s. Delta Theta immediately took its 

place among other ΑΤΩ chapters in helping to set policies for the fraternity by sending representatives to attend the 

biannual Congresses. There were two Congresses of special significance in the 1920s. John Hale represented the 

chapter at the Philadelphia Congress of 1925. ΑΤΩ Founder Otis Allan Glazebrook was able to attend. In 1929, Henry 

Waldridge and Bill Daniels represented the chapter at the Los Angeles Congress, which was held to honor ΑΤΩ Founder 

Erskine Mayo Ross. 

During this period in history, Province III (later becoming Province XVIII) held various province conclaves. 

One of the more memorable conclaves was held in February of 1924. In attendance at the conclave, which also included 

an initiation of pledges of the various chapters, were Thomas Arkle Clark, former National President; John Van der Vries 

of the High Council; Ralph E. Weaverling, WGKA; and Willard M. Benton, Chief of Province III (who later became 

National President). 

The tradition of high chapter scholarship was maintained throughout the 1920s. The best effort was a second 

place finish for the fall semester of 1924. 

Since its beginnings, chapter members have always been involved in many activities and named to campus 

honoraries. Such honoraries as Sigma Tau, Steel Ring, Delta Phi Epsilon, Phi Alpha Mu, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key, 

Gold Key, Order of Omega, Mortar Board and others had ΑΤΩs as members. Some of the chapters most active 

members were C. R. Smith, Collegian Editor; P. R. Woodbury, President of the Dairy Club; Gardner Rhodes, Freshman 

Class treasurer; Charles McPherson, President of SSGA and Earl Richardson, Royal Purple and Collegian Editor. In the 

spring of 1925, the freshman, sophomore and junior classes each had an officer from the chapter: Harry Felton, Junior 

Class treasurer; Elmer Canary, Sophomore Class treasurer; and Pat Rhodes, Freshman Class treasurer. 

Intramurals were relatively new on the campus in the 1920s. ΑΤΩ started fielding good teams from the 

beginning and many finished near the top in most sports. Swimming was the chapter=s best sport, as we won first place 

in 1926 and 1929. 

While Ray B. Watson was a nationally-known athlete from the chapter, Delta Theta also had other fine athletes 

that represented the College. John Steiner was an All Missouri Valley guard in football in the early 1920s. Gil Wann 

was captain of the tennis team and a member of the basketball team. Also playing for the basketball team during this 

period were P. R. Woodbury and Lou Grothusen. Frank Willey was an outstanding track team member. In the late 

1920s, K. C. Bauman, as a member of the football team, was considered one of the top linemen in the area. Bill Daniels 

was a fine end on the same team. Phil Carter was captain of the swim team and one of the few in the country at that time 

to clear 13 feet in the pole vault. Kirk Ward was captain of the baseball team and also participated in track. Hank Karns 

was an ace on the baseball team pitching staff and Lawrence Staley was a member of both the basketball and baseball 

teams. These were just some of the members that participated in varsity athletics. Ted Curtis, an ΑΤΩ from the 

University of Chicago, was the freshman football coach and varsity basketball and baseball coach during the early part of 

the decade. 

In the era of the 1920s, scarlet fever and mumps were still major health problems. In 1923, scarlet fever hit the 

campus and the house was quarantined. In 1925, a member of the chapter came down with the mumps and the house 

was quarantined for 18 days. Both of the quarantines put the chapter behind, but they responded in the traditional ΑΤΩ 

way and fought back their old position as one of the top chapters on the campus.


6. THE ALUMNI CORPORATIONS 

(1919-Present) 

The Alumni Association of Kansas Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega has served the chapter with 

distinction for many years. It was before Alpha Theta Chi had submitted a formal petition to Alpha Tau Omega that a 

group of enthusiastic alumni called themselves together at 12:30 P.M., November 20, 1919, and began activities which 

finally established an association of alumni for Delta Theta. This particular night of organization was preceded by the 

Homecoming football game with Oklahoma University and a real fraternity smoker. It was at the close of the smoker 

that the idea prompted the alumni to band themselves together to work for a better fraternity chapter. 

The officers elected at this time were only temporary and were to serve until a constitution could be formulated 

and passed by the alumni members of the chapter. Brother P. J. Newman was elected Chairman and Brother Gabe 

Sellers was elected Secretary-Treasurer. A committee was appointed to draft a constitution and present it at the next 

annual meeting. This meeting was to have been the Homecoming of 1920, but installation by Alpha Tau Omega and a 

confusion of football dates that fall made a meeting impossible. 

Even though that year passed without an annual meeting of the association, the alumni kept on working under 

the temporary officers. At the Homecoming of 1921, Brother Elmer D. McCollum was elected Chairman, Brother 

Walter R. Horlacher Vice-Chairman and Brother Ray B. Watson Secretary-Treasurer. The new administration was 

authorized to appoint a constitutional committee and submit the articles to the alumni for approval. This was done and 

the organization began its work as a fully constituted body on March 4, 1922. 

The alumni have always been the backbone of the chapter. As early as 1920, they solicited $100 from the 

alumni members so that the chapter could own the Chapter House. Then in 1923, the chapter signed the ownership of 

the house over to the alumni. The alumni then took care of the maintenance and improvements. With these new 

business responsibilities, the Kansas Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Association was 

incorporated under the laws of the State of Kansas on October 25, 1927. 

In the late 1920s, the Alumni Association realized the Chapter House was inadequate because it couldn=t hold 

all of Delta Theta=s members. So they sold the house and rented a larger one in 1931. Then in 1941, with Steve 

Delladio as Treasurer of the Alumni Association and Fred Klemp helping out, they raised funds to buy the house. They 

also started a ABuck of the Month Club@ to refurnish the home. 

During the 1930s, the Homecoming meeting was the highlight of the year. The alumni during these meetings 

handled business matters and renewed fraternal friendships with the other alumni brothers. As a special innovation, they 

also had invited guest speakers to add to the program. These speakers included Worthy Grand Chiefs Sidney B. Fithian 

and Willard M. Benton. Fithian was the man who did much to bring the National Fraternity through the Depression 

solvent and united. 

Because of World War II, the house was sold in 1944. Then in 1947, Brother Delladio organized a fund raising 

drive to acquire another Chapter House. The goal was reached with enthusiastic alumni. The Vintage proved very 

helpful in rekindling interest lost during the War. In 1950, the chapter celebrated its 30th Anniversary with one of the 

largest turnouts of the chapter=s history. In 1952, the alumni started having a spring meeting in addition to the regular 

fall meeting. 

Then in 1953, a committee was appointed to look into the possibility of enlarging the Chapter House. This 

committee consisted of J. B. Angle, L. A. Laybourn, Fred Klemp and Hank Karns. It was decided to building an 

addition to the house, which is discussed in a later chapter. It was also decided to divide the Alumni Association into 

three units: the Alumni Association, the Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building Corporation and the Kansas 

State Alpha Tau Omega Students= Aid Endowment Fund. The basic Alumni Association was retained to keep alumni 

informed of Delta Theta events through the Vintage and its fall meetings are the traditional Alpha Tau reunions. It is 

maintained through voluntary dues.


The Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building Corporation was set up to organize fund raising 

drives for the physical plant and handle the administration and management of the physical structure. Life memberships 

in the corporation were obtained by $100 donations to it. It is run by a Board of Directors elected from the corporation 

members. The Building Corporation was incorporated on December 1, 1954. 

Finally, the Kansas State Alpha Tau Omega Students= Aid Endowment Fund was established and is 

regarded as one of the best innovations to help chapter members. It was founded with a Board of Directors to administer 

and invest the funds donated by various alumni. It is a tax-exempt charitable foundation under Section 501(c)(3) of the 

Internal Revenue Code. It gives scholarships every semester to deserving active chapter members and pledges for 

attaining high scholarship, grants-in-aid to needy member and other awards to officers and outstanding brothers. The 

Endowment Fund was incorporated on June 17, 1954. 

By 1954, the building project was in full swing and a new addition was completed in 1955. Much of the credit 

for reorganizing the Alumni Association and consequently all it accomplishes goes to one of Delta Theta=s most 

outstanding alumni, Brother L. Allyn Laybourn. 

The corporate structure of the Building Corporation was a major factor in the organization of the new Chapter 

House building project that resulted in the Chapter House at 1632 McCain Lane. It gave a sophistication to the project, 

especially in dealing with the contractor and lending institutions. 

The Alumni Association and the Building Corporation, in conjunction with the chapter, organized one of the 

finest weekends in Delta Theta history: the Chapter House Dedication and 50th Anniversary Celebration, held October 

31, 1970. Many hours of work went into the planning and preparation which resulted in an outstanding day in the 

opinion of the many alumni who attended. The details of the celebration are discussed in a later chapter. 

The Kansas Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Association was chartered as a recognized 

Alumni Association by the National Fraternity on May 7, 1974, upon petition submitted on behalf of the Alumni 

Association by Dale K. Allen, Larry W. Emig and William L. Muir III. The Alumni Association has sent a delegate to 

every ΑΤΩ Congress since its chartering in 1974.


7. THE THIRTIES: DEVELOPMENT DESPITE DEPRESSION 

(1930-1939) 

The 1930s brought the Great Depression to the United States, but to Delta Theta it brought times of success and 

improvement. This is not to say that the chapter didn=t have some bad times because like everyone, they did. However, 

the good events put in the background the tough part of the 1930s. 

After spending their first ten years in the house at 1642 Fairchild, it became obvious that the chapter needed a 

larger home, as the present one could not hold all the active members. In 1931, after selling the old house, the alumni 

began renting a white frame house. The chapter moved into their new home at 1430 Fairchild on May 17, 1931. 

The newly-acquired house was an improvement. It was originally built as a fraternity house and the location 

was more convenient. It was a three story structure and could accommodate forty men. The chapter now had a 

competitive Chapter House to help it grow. 

In 1941, it was decided that it would be better to own the house. Under the direction of the Alumni Association 

treasurer Steve Delladio, a drive was begun to raise the money. When the funds were secured, a down payment was 

made and the chapter paid its rent to the alumni for the upkeep of the house. A ABuck of the Month Club@ was also 

started under the direction of Fred Klemp to raise money to refurnish and remodel the house. 

It was during the 1930s that an organization was started that has always been a tremendous help to the chapter. 

The Mothers Club was organized on March 28, 1933 by the house mother, Mrs. Kinniburgh. The organization was 

named AThe Virginia Calvert Key Smith Glazebrook Stars and Crescents Mothers Club@ after ΑΤΩ Founder Otis 

Glazebrook=s first wife. It was so chosen because she had been an inspiration to early members of Alpha Tau Omega 

around Richmond, Virginia and always had an open house for the men. The first officers were President Mrs. A. E. 

White, Vice President Mrs. J. R. Mathews, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. J. B. Owen. The Club helped the chapter 

continually through the 1930s as the mothers of chapter members gave both time and money to keep the Chapter House 

like a home. 

The Mothers Club got started again after World War II and with various gifts helped make the newly-acquired 

house a home again. The house mother, Mrs. L. E. Keefer, was prime organizer in getting the Mothers Club going again. 

Mrs. Keefer was also the donor of one of the chapter=s most prized possessions: the lighted Badge in the Chapter 

Room. Over the years, fathers would participate in the meetings and help with ideas and the work of the organization. 

The name was changed to the Parents Club in 1985. 

The 1930s produced not only some of the chapter=s best but also Kansas State=s best athletes. One of these 

men, Hank Cronkite, is discussed later in this chapter. Cronkite was the University=s first All-American football player 

in 1931. Two other football players who were All-Big Six during their careers are ADodging@ Dougal Russell in 1932 

and 1933 and Howard Cleveland in 1937. Russell was also named as an honorable mention All-American. Bill Daniels 

and Lee Morgan were also outstanding football players in the 1930s. Dale Duncan was captain of the wrestling team and 

Clair Worthy was one of the fanciest tennis players of the era. There were many other Taus in athletics during this 

period, this section can only cover a few of them. 

The chapter members were in many activities. One of the best examples of this is Roger Crow, who later 

became a general in the United States Air Force. While in school, he was high ranking in ROTC, played football, and 

was a member of Sigma Tau and Blue Key Senior Men=s honorary. He still had time to give to the chapter as Worthy 

Master. Brother Crow also brought prominence to the chapter for being well known on campus, as he was chosen ABig 

Man on Campus@. 

Lloyd Riggs is also an example of Delta Theta brothers being in important posts on campus. Brother Riggs was 

Collegian Business Manager. These are just a couple of examples of the caliber of men who were active members of 

Delta Theta in the 1930s.


Intramurals are a very important of fraternity life and of Delta Theta tradition. In the 1930s, the chapter did real 

well. To demonstrate this, the chapter won the basketball crown in 1936, 1937 and 1939; the track crown in 1938; and 

the baseball crown in 1932. 

A man who deserves special recognition is Hank Cronkite. AHi Henry@, as he was sometimes called by sports 

writers, came to Kansas State in the fall of 1928, at the age of seventeen, at a height of 652 and weighing about 195 

pounds. Hank wanted to play basketball, but reported for football until basketball season started. 

Coach ABo@ McMillen saw great possibilities in him as an end and so made sure he reported for practice the 

next fall. In his sophomore year, he got the reputation of being hard to tackle when the ball was passed to him. On 

defense, it was impossible to run around his end. At the end of the 1929 season, Hank was given an end position on the 

All-Kansas selection and mentioned on several Big Six mythical teams. 

In 1930, he weighed about 206 pounds. His surprise tackles and his ability to catch impossible passes soon had 

every opponent worried. Throughout the season, he was in on almost every play and if the play didn=t come his way, he 

went to it and spilled almost as many plays on the other end of the line as he did on his own. He was gifted with almost 

super-human sense of where the ball was going. 

When Hank completed a seemingly impossible pass and raced for a touchdown to beat Nebraska, the Huskers 

first loss to the Wildcats, he was elected captain for the 1931 season. He was only nineteen, the youngest man then to 

ever captain a Wildcat team. In 1930, he was placed on every Big Six team and given honorable mention on the 

mythical All-American team which was picked by The New York Sun. 

In 1931, looking for new laurels, he literally tore the opposing lines to pieces. One writer said of him Athis 

throw-back to Neanderthal man can take out a defensive tackle unaided.@ He was a good-natured, likeable fellow and 

had the admiration and respect of not only his teammates but the student body as well. 

Hank was always called upon when a few points were needed to win a game. He could run from a backfield 

position as a surprise maneuver or, when a place-kick was in order, he would invariably come through. This was shown 

in the game with West Virginia in 1931, when he kicked two field goals from ranges of 40 and 46 yards, with the field 

muddy and the ball coated with slime. 

In 1931, all the selections for the Big Six teams placed him on right end and gave him captaincy as well. The 

following are some of the All-American teams he was placed on: New York Sun, New York Times, New York World- 

Telegram, Chicago Tribune, United Press and NEA New Service. Walt Trumbull (noted sports columnist), The 

Associated Press and the International News gave him berths on their second teams. He also was unanimously placed on 

the All-Kansas selection. All of this entitled Hank to the distinction of being Kansas State=s first All-American. Some 

of the leading sports writers in America stated that Henry Cronkite is a combination of the Michigan great Benny 

Oasterbaan and Ned Glass, the All-American super-man of the 1902 Yale team. 

Along with his football prowess, Hank excelled in two other sports. He put the shot on the track team in no 

mean manner and played center on the basketball team, consistently out-jumping all comers. He usually left the court at 

the end of the game with high-point honors of the team. 

Another unusual thing about Hank=s record is that his exceptional scoring ability extended to the field of 

scholarship, in which he accumulated sufficient points to be graduated Acum laude@ in the spring of 1932. With all of 

his athletics and studies, Hank still had time to give to the chapter. He did his part with the same zeal as when he was 

playing football. In his senior year, he was Worthy Master of the chapter and did much to aid its success that year. 

There are so few men with all these qualities that it is too bad that Alpha Tau Omega had not yet created the Thomas 

Arkle Clark Award for Henry Oliver Cronkite deserved it. 

In 1966, Belle Plaine, Kansas, Hank Cronkite=s home town, had a memorial scoreboard in his honor placed at 

the high school football field. It was paid for by donations. Delta Theta Chapter was one of the donors.


8. THE WORLD WAR II YEARS AND REBUILDING 

(1940-1947) 

As with many ΑΤΩ chapters during World War II, Delta Theta experienced some dark years. But there was 

that old Tau spark among several ΑΤΩs left in Manhattan that kept the chapter going. 

During the early years of the war, the chapter didn=t suffer too much. They had some of these better years. 

They were still holding up good scholastically and had men in many of the honoraries on campus. ΑΤΩs were in other 

campus activities including some of K-State=s better athletes. Francis Gwin, Wallace Swanson and Don Munzer are 

examples, as they were some of the Wildcat=s best football players with Gwin serving as captain of the 1942 team. 

Another outstanding athlete was Glenn Duncan, a top wrestler. The chapter was also maintaining its winning tradition in 

intramurals. They got off to a good start winning the volleyball title in 1941 and even as late as the spring of 1943, the 

chapter was near the top in the overall rankings. 

All this just wasn=t to last as the United States kept increasing its mobilization. Men were leaving for the war 

during the early years, but it wasn=t until the spring of 1943 that most of the members finally had departed for the war. 

This started the darkest years. 

By the spring of 1944, Delta Theta had only one pledge representing it on campus. At this critical time, 

alumnus Steve Delladio came to the aid of the chapter and initiated the pledge, Charles Ottman, in November of 1944. 

The drive to rebuild had begun. 

The chapter suffered one setback during the rebuilding drive. In 1944, the alumni had to sell the house. The 

active membership had been depleted and, trying to hang on to the property, it was rented to the College in school year 

1943-44 for Army men. Finally, it became too much of a financial burden and so, to salvage some of the equity, it was 

sold. 

All the while, however, the rebuilding drive was under way and four men were pledged and initiated in the 

spring of 1945. Eleven former actives returned to the chapter during the fall and spring semesters of 1945-46. Seven 

men were initiated during the school year, bringing the active numbers to 18. One former pledge returned and 13 men 

were pledged during the school year. 

Chapter meetings were held during the 1945-46 school year at the home of Steve Delladio. Francis Gwin was 

elected Worthy Master and the chapter began planning a drive for a new Chapter House. The Alumni Association 

started a fund raising campaign and Brother Delladio contributed a good sum to it. 

Francis Gwin and Don Munzer went to the AHomecoming Congress@ in Chicago to reestablish relations with 

the National Fraternity, as they had been severed by the war. This Congress was referred to as AOperation 

Homecoming@, as it brought the chapters together again after the war and welcomed home all the returning brother 

veterans. 

In the fall of 1946, things began to look good for ΑΤΩ. Wilber Engelland was elected Worthy Master for that 

year. It started exceptionally well as Delta Theta took 25 pledges, bringing the total membership up to 45. The Country 

Club was rented one night a month to enable the chapter to stay active socially. 

It was also during this school year that the chapter found a temporary place to live together until a house could 

be found. It was the half completed dormitory in West Stadium of Memorial Stadium. Despite the noise and confusion, 

the chapter ranked fifth in scholarship among 19 fraternities. To help encourage and promote good grades among the 

new members, a fine tradition was started. Starting in 1947, the honor initiate of each pledge class received a jeweled 

pin. This tradition was taken one step further in 1955. Starting that year, the honor initiate=s name was engraved on an 

honor initiate paddle to be displayed in the Chapter House. Both these traditions continue to this day.


In addition to building back up the Tau tradition of good grades, they once again had men in campus leadership 

positions and honoraries. ΑΤΩs were presidents of the YMCA, the K Fraternity, Sigma Tau and the Business Club. 

Two members, Clarence Heath and Larry King, were on the football team. Clarence Heath was captain of the K-State 

team in 1946 and was named to play in the MO-KAN game in Kansas City. He was also named by the ΑΤΩ Palm to the 

All-ΑΤΩ team. 

The membership was built back up, the ΑΤΩ leadership and grade traditions were back and there was only one 

thing left--a Chapter House. In this project, Brother Delladio once again took command. As treasurer of the Alumni 

Association, he organized a drive to raise money for the purchase of a house for the chapter. With generous donations 

and hard work, the drive was successful and the alumni were able to purchase a house. It was a native limestone house 

on the northwest corner of the campus and was once the country home of a prominent Manhattan resident. This location 

earned the members the title of ACountry Gentlemen@. 

The college also wanted to buy the land, but reluctantly let Delta Theta have it. The purchase was made two 

weeks before school started in the fall of 1947, with Steve Delladio and J. B. Wohlberg handling the arrangements. The 

members pitched in and remodeled it for Rush Week. The address of the house was 1730 Claflin, later changed to 1408 

Denison when the city rerouted Claflin. 

The alumni had hoped to build a completely new house in a couple of years, but the rising costs of materials 

after the war prohibited it. The dedication of the converted country home was thus held on Homecoming, October 25, 

1947, after the Kansas State-Nebraska football game. This concludes one of the most critical chapters in Delta Theta=s 

history and much of the credit goes to Brother Steve Delladio, who brought life back to the chapter. 

The chapter had survived World War II and many of the chapter members who returned were men who had left 

the house in the early 1940s to help defend the country. However, four of those brothers who had defended the country 

were not to return to the chapter or business life. These brothers, in giving up their lives, gave the last full measure of 

devotion for the preservation of freedom while serving their country. The four brothers and the dates of their deaths are: 

Brother William Lloyd Muir II October 20, 1943 

Brother Ralph Thornton Rankin January 26, 1944 

Brother John Bruce Nixon December 15, 1944 

Brother Wilfred Eugene Burnham March 15, 1945 

Before this chapter covering Delta Theta through World War II can come to an end, it must be noted that one of 

the chapter=s alumnus was helping Province XVIII through the troubled times. In 1946, Fred Klemp, with a warm 

friendly personality and a driving spirit, was appointed as Chief of Province XVIII by Worthy Grand Chief John 

MacGregor after the war and worked with the chapters of the province to get them moving again. He had to resign the 

post in 1950 because of his business schedule.


9. THE NEW WING AND THE POST-WAR ERA THROUGH THE 1950'S 

(1948-1959) 

With Delta Theta=s reorganization at the end of World War II, the chapter had a new Chapter House location. 

It was an old stone country house before the campus moved out that far. The house was remodeled by the members, but 

was too small to house the Taus ever-increasing numbers, as more and more men returned from the war. 

The Alumni Association decided that something had to be done. They could either build a new house or add on 

to the present one. They decided it would be best to build an addition to the present house. 

Extensive planning and soliciting for funds were well underway by the school year of 1954-55. The program 

was run very well and enthusiastically. Many alumni helped out in this very necessary drive, but it was J. B. Angle and 

L. Allyn Laybourn who did most of the work to make the new wing a reality. Brother Angle traveled extensively, 

personally soliciting funds and Brother Laybourn reorganized the alumni program and handled many of the details. Both 

men contributed considerable time and money. 

Two other men who did yeoman work to help organize and handle the campaign were Fred Klemp, former 

Chief of Province XVIII and the President of the Alumni Association during the campaign; and Lloyd Riggs, President 

of the Building Corporation. 

At the ground breaking ceremony on February 26, 1955, Delta Theta had one of its biggest reunions. It was 

not only the ground breaking for the $80,000 addition, but also marked the 35th Anniversary of the chapter. 

Participating in the ceremonies, in addition to the brothers already mentioned, were Ralph E. Weaverling, Kansas and 

Nebraska >11, who was Chief of Province III and Installing Officer when Delta Theta was chartered in 1920; Dr. W. 

Clark Wescoe, Chief of Province XVIII at the time; and W. Bruce Wren, the Worthy Master. Also on hand were some 

of the chapter=s charter member: J. B. Angle, Walter J. Rogers, Ray B. Watson, Carl Rodewald, Ernest Bebb, P. J. 

Newman, Gabe Sellers and Ted Woodbury. 

The reunion weekend provided several occasions for bull sessions and reminiscences. A coffee hour was held 

at the Wareham Hotel and was followed by a business meeting of the alumni and actives to discuss the building project. 

Saturday afternoon initiation was held for Herschel Staats while the alumni looked on, recalling the time when they first 

met the mysteries of Alpha Tau Omega. 

Saturday night was highlighted by a banquet where Kansas State University President James A. McCain spoke. 

The weekend was brought to a close Sunday with a buffet dinner served at the house after the ground breaking 

ceremonies. 

Now the new wing was in the workman=s hands and they didn=t waste any time, as the addition was ready for 

use by the fall semester of 1955. The dedication was on April 21, 1956. 

With the addition completed, the chapter was finally able to have most of its members live in the Chapter 

House, something that hadn=t been since World War II. The chapter once again had the physical plant to carry on the 

fine traditions of Alpha Tau Omega. 

The new wing was the major event of this era, but there were other important happenings at Delta Theta. The 

year 1949 brought some recognition from Province XVIII to the chapter. Kenneth Bell, who came into the chapter after 

the war, was named the Province XVIII Thomas Arkle Clark Award winner. Brother Bell was the first member of Delta 

Theta to win the award, which was started in 1935. He was a man of activities at K-State and Worthy Master of the 

chapter.


After the war, the National Headquarters established AHelp Week@ as a replacement for AHell Week@. This 

was the adoption of a program that was started at the Indiana chapter. Delta Theta took the idea to heart and in the 

school year 1949-50 became one of the first ΑΤΩ chapters to establish AHelp Week@. As Alpha Tau Omega was the 

first fraternity in the national to abolish AHell Week@ for AHelp Week@, Delta Theta was the first fraternity to practice 

it at Kansas State University. Just one more instance to show Delta Theta=s leadership heritage. 

Alpha Tau Omega become an international fraternity in 1947 by establishing a chapter in British Columbia, 

Canada. In the spring of 1949, an international flavor was added to Delta Theta too. The chapter pledged and initiated a 

foreign student, Malcolm (Mac) Tornqvist of Norrkoping, Sweden. He broadened the life of the Taus through the early 

1950s and was one of the most well thought of men in the chapter. Mac was also well known and liked on campus--he 

was elected Favorite Man on Campus (FMOC) by the K-State coeds. After graduation, he returned to Sweden. 

In 1949, the chapter took on a project to help a war orphan. Delta Theta was able to Aadopt@ a war orphan by 

having each member pay fifty cents per month. The chapter, continuing its interest in helping the less fortunate, gave a 

Christmas party for underprivileged children in 1952. These are just two examples of Delta Theta=s interest in helping 

others. 

Shortly after the new wing was completed, Ellis Rainsberger, Delta Theta=s best athlete of the 1950s, joined the 

chapter. Ellis played guard on the K-State football team of the late 1950s. He was one of the most outstanding players 

in the Big Seven and made the All Big Seven teams in 1956 and 1957. In addition to this, he was the captain of K- 

State=s team during this period. Rainsberger was coached by Bus Mertes, an ΑΤΩ from Iowa, who became head coach 

at K-State in 1953. He resigned at the end of the 1959 season. 

During the 1950s, the chapter was a regular finalist in Y-Orpheum (changed to Harlequinade in 1965). Delta 

Theta=s skit placed first in 1952 and third in 1956. 

As has been the norm throughout its history, chapter members were involved in many activities and named to 

various honoraries. The honoraries included not only Greek letter organizations, but also other name organizations such 

as Blue Key. 

Some of the outstanding active men of the chapter during this period include Rollin Vickery, named outstanding 

freshman from Phi Kappa Phi; Gene Grabs, Ag Magazine staff, Alpha Zeta, Gamma Kappa Phi and Phi Kappa Phi 

freshman recognition; Jack Harmon, Vice President of Young Republicans and a member of the gymnastic team; Leland 

Fager, member of the Union Special Promotion Committee; and Bruce Wilson, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Alpha Theta, 

President of National Collegiate Players and General Chairman of the Student Union Executive Committee. There were 

many other members that were also very active.


10. YEARS OF ACTIVITIES AND HONORS LEAD TO THE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 

(1960-1968) 

During the 1960s, the chapter and its members were involved in many activities and received numerous honors. 

Two men who contributed greatly to the total were Al Gentry and Bruce Heckman. Both brothers, in addition to their 

honors and activities, demonstrated outstanding scholarship and good leadership traits. Both were honored as the 

Province XVIII Thomas Arkle Clark Award winner, Gentry in 1967 and Heckman in 1968. Brother Gentry was also 

among the top honorees in the National contest. A few of the qualifications of Brother Gentry were Student Senator, 

Union Governing Board, Union Program Council, member of the President=s Commission, Chairman of Homecoming 

activities, Blue Key, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, top senior men=s GPA of 3.9+, Putnam and 

National Merit Scholar and served the chapter in various offices including Treasurer. Brother Heckman was Chairman 

of Union Governing Board and president of a student political party. He was a member of Architecture and Design 

Council, the Traffic Control Board, the President=s Cabinet, Blue Key and was runner-up in the Favorite Man on 

Campus contest and served the chapter in various offices including President for one semester. 

The chapter had many fine scholars during this period. Those that graduated with close to a 4.000 average 

included Lewis Watson, Kent Crawford, Mark Dreiling, Alan Smith, Al Gentry, Jim Gentry and Bob Overman. The 

chapter maintained its tradition of good scholarship. The highlights were finishing fifth among fraternities in 1965-66 

and fifth and sixth during the semesters of 1968. The chapter also received from ΑΤΩ a High Council Scholarship 

Improvement Award for the performance in 1965-66. 

The chapter continued its fine showing in Y-Orpheum, being selected as a finalist in 1961-64 and was also a 

finalist in 1965, when the skit competition name was change to Harelquinade. 

A first place trophy for Homecoming house decorations was received by the chapter in 1962. The chapter also 

won a first place for their Homecoming float in 1964. The joy of that weekend was somewhat dampened when vandals 

set fire to the float Homecoming night with the fire coming dangerously close to the Chapter House. The chapter took 

fourth place in the 1966 competition. 

The Chariot Relays were entered by ΑΤΩ almost every year. The best showings were a fourth place finish in 

1960 and a second place in 1968. 

ΑΤΩ, in conjunction with Chi Omega, won the Beauty and the Beast Contest in 1969. The contest was to raise 

money for worthy causes at K-State and a vote for a contestant cost a penny. 

The chapter itself initiated many worthwhile projects. In the spring of 1962, it located school books which were 

packed and sent to Brother Ron Joy, who was doing work for the Peace Corps in the Philippines. Among some of the 

other projects were Christmas and Easter parties for underprivileged children and those in hospitals. 

The fine tradition established in intramurals was maintained by the Taus during the 1960s. The chapter=s best 

finishes in the All-Sports standings were third place in 1963-64 and fourth place in 1965-66. ΑΤΩ teams won many 

division championships and numerous individual titles were won. 

During the early part of the decade, ΑΤΩ had several of K-State=s outstanding wrestlers. Dee Gard competed 

in the NCAA championships. Walter Couch and John Fettes also were top wrestler. Wade Johnson was the top pitcher 

on the K-State baseball team during the middle part 1960's, having one of the lowest earned run averages in the Big 8 

Conference. Bob Randall was one of the top infielders in the Conference and eventually signed with the Minnesota 

Twins. Alan Smith, a top scholar, also found time to lead the Wildcat tennis team as its #1 player. Paul Hanney, playing 

monster man, helped to lead the K-State football program=s resurgence in the late 1960s. ΑΤΩs served as head football 

coach during the entire decade: Doug Weaver (Michigan State) coached the team from 1960-66. Vince Gibson (Florida 

State) took the job in 1967 and brought K-State from the Big 8 cellar to a top contender, assisted by Don Powell, another 

Florida State ΑΤΩ, who became the top assistant and offensive coach.


In addition to honors earned by the chapter as a whole, as had been previously mentioned, many personal 

honors were achieved by individuals which in turn brought prestige to ΑΤΩ. Bruce Heckman and Bob Overman were 

finalists in the Favorite Man on Campus competition, John Granquist and Stu Erbentraut both were crowned King at 

Interfraternity Pledge Council Dances and Larry Emig was a finalist in the St. Patrick Contest. Leo Hadley was elected 

Vice President of the Interfraternity Council and served a term as Treasurer and one term as President of the Big 8 IFC. 

Dick Fagerberg became producer of Y-Orpheum and was instrumental in changing the skit productions name to 

Harlequinade to get away from its original YMCA identity. Jon Sederquist served as President of the Young 

Republicans, Pete Barrett and Jim Reardon were organizers of a campus political party, Klio Hobbs and Bob Graves both 

served as Photo Editor of The Collegian, Jim Johnson was a two-time President of the K-State Players, Bob Dobson was 

on the Dairy Cattle Judging team, Jack Diekman was a leader in Student Union activities as was Harry Hoesli, and Al 

Gentry and Jim Gentry served as Student Senators. These are just a few of the many brothers that were involved in 

activities that brought honor to themselves and the chapter. Other organizations to which ΑΤΩs were members include 

Union Governing Board, Union Program Council, Blue Key, Sigma Tau, Steel Ring, Alpha Epsilon Rho, Alpha Kappa 

Psi, Eta Kappa Nu, Scabbard and Blade, Arnold Air Society, KSDB-FM, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi and Glee Club. 

Alpha Tau Omega celebrated its 100th year in August of 1965 at the Chapter Officers= Conference held in 

Champaign, Illinois. ΑΤΩ also dedicated the Fraternity=s new General Headquarters as a part of the Conference. 

Representing Delta Theta at the Conference and Dedication were Dick Fagerberg, Jim Swanson and Ron Roesler. Fred 

Klemp took time out from his business activity to be one of the speakers at the Conference and helped the delegates 

celebrate the Centennial. 

The first chapter installed by ΑΤΩ in its second century was Zeta Upsilon at Kearney State College in 

Nebraska. Delta Theta, along with the other chapters in Province XVIII, provided the men for the three installation 

teams. The men of Delta Theta were on the team that was given the honor of conducting the initiation ceremony for 

Kearney State=s honor initiates. Representing Delta Theta were Bill Rock, Jim Swanson, Dick Fagerberg, Mike Mills 

and Richard Jacobson. 

During every armed conflict in which American men have fought since the founding of the chapter, Delta Theta 

has had brothers who served their country. The Vietnam Conflict was no exception. The chapter lost one of its finest 

members during this conflict, when on August 14, 1968, Brother Leo L. Hadley was killed while leading his company 

in defense of its position. Brother Hadley won several decorations for his service, including the Silver Star, Bronze Star 

and Purple Heart. 

Brother Robert M. Hudson also must receive special note as he became a prisoner of war in North Vietnam in 

1972. He was one of the last prisoners released at the end of hostilities in March of 1973. His conduct while a prisoner 

was a credit to both his country and his fraternity.


11. A DREAM COME TRUE -- A NEW CHAPTER HOUSE 

(1966-1970) 

Ever since the chapter moved into the house at 1408 Denison after World War II, the members had always 

hoped for a new permanent house designed and built especially for Delta Theta. In the spring of 1966, plans began to be 

formulated to build the chapter at 1632 McCain Lane. 

Through the years, the University had expressed interest in acquiring the house at 1408 Denison. In December 

of 1965, the University decided to pursue the project and made arrangements to look at the house. The Building 

Corporation at the same time got an appraisal. After a look at the appraisal and its current financial status, the University 

decided not to take any further action at that time. 

Worthy Master Dick Fagerberg decided that a positive approach should be taken and pursue every angle in an 

effort to get a new house for the chapter. The University was going to want the old Chapter House someday, so why not 

start plans for a new house now, was his reasoning. He contacted L. Allyn Laybourn, who had been the backbone on the 

Building Corporation. Laybourn=s response was that he too thought plans should and could be made. 

Fagerberg contacted Dale Duncan about setting up a Building Corporation meeting for the spring. Duncan 

advised him that a formal plan of some kind was needed and suggested he contact J. B. Angle, who had returned to 

Manhattan from his business in the South to recover from a bout with arthritis. Angle and Fagerberg met in early April 

and it was decided that a proposed site should be found and that a proposal for a fund raising drive to buy the land be 

presented to the Building Corporation. 

Fagerberg went to the Kansas State University Endowment Association to find out if there were any more lots 

available in the Campus View Addition (now the Alvin A. Hostetler Addition). Kenneth Heywood, the Endowment 

Association Director, said that more lots were available, but were not developed at that time. He said the Endowment 

Association would develop them if a group were interested in acquiring a building site. Now Angle and Fagerberg had a 

definite idea to present to the Building Corporation Board of Directors. 

A meeting was held on April 15, 1966, and the basic proposal was thoroughly discussed. It was decided to have 

Angle, Fagerberg and Laybourn set out a formal plan and submit it for approval. The three drew up a plan which 

included a fund drive to make a down payment, and an increase in chapter rent to make payments until the old house 

could be sold. The second Building Corporation meeting was held on May 29, 1966, but not all of the Board members 

could be present so it was decided to conduct a mail vote so that each Board member could vote on this important matter. 

By mid-June, Jay Payne, the Building Corporation Secretary, had notified Angle that there was 100% approval 

of the proposal. He and Fagerberg went right to work to draft a letter to alumni. They appealed for $25 or whatever the 

alum could afford. The down payment on the land needed was $2,500. 

On July 1, 1966, the letters went out and checks started coming in the next week. As a reminder, a post card 

was sent out around August 1st to those who had not donated. The personal touch was also used as both brothers wrote 

personal letters to alumni they knew. 

By September 19, 1966, the money for the down payment had been raised and the fund drive was officially 

successful. The Endowment Association had not yet completed the survey of the proposed site and so the Building 

Corporation put down $500 to hold an option on the site until such time as the Endowment Association was ready to 

enter into the formal contract of sale. 

The fund raising drive was not only successful as a money raiser but also as a tool to revive interest in many 

alumni. John T. (Tom) Muir came forward during the fund drive and it was to be through his resourceful leadership that 

the new Chapter House project would be brought to a successful conclusion.


At Homecoming on October 29, 1966, the Board of Directors ratified a chapter-passed resolution which 

provided for increased rents to make payments on the building site. While this money never had to be used to make 

payments (the option wasn=t exercised until just before construction of the new house started), it was kept in savings and 

helped pay construction costs. It was also agreed that the next step would be to make every effort to get the old Chapter 

House sold to the University. 

J. B. Angle was not in attendance at the meeting because he had sufficiently recovered from his arthritis and had 

returned to his employment in the South. Brother Angle passed away that next summer as Delta Theta lost one of its 

finest brothers and an energetic worker for a new Chapter House. 

Tom Muir, who was an influential backer of the University, began a personal campaign on behalf of the 

Building Corporation to create interest in the University to buy the site at 1408 Denison. The University agreed to a 

meeting on April 13, 1967, to discuss the situation. Representing Delta Theta were Tom Muir, Dick Fagerberg and 

Worthy Master Bruce Heckman. Kansas State University was represented by Vice President for University 

Development C. Clyde Jones and University Comptroller Dan Beatty. 

It was agreed at the meeting that each would appoint an appraiser and they in turn would appoint a third. The 

three would set a value on the old Chapter House that could be used by both Delta Theta and K-State in negotiations. 

Several weeks later, Ken Heywood of the Endowment Association and Tom Muir agreed that since Delta Theta 

wouldn=t need the new site immediately, the area wouldn=t be developed or sold until Delta Theta was ready to begin 

construction. 

Under the authority of the Building Corporation, Muir kept negotiating with the University as to sale price. He 

also helped in trying to find a way for Kansas State University to be able to make the purchase with its relatively limited 

expansion budget. 

By December of 1967, a possible deal for the purchase of the old Chapter House was taking form. So that the 

Building Corporation would be ready when the negotiations were complete, letters were sent out to all Building 

Corporation Board of Directors members announcing a Special Meeting for February 17, 1968. Proxies were also sent 

out so that those unable to attend could vote on the two resolutions. The first resolution authorized the Board of 

Directors to sell the old Chapter House to the University and the second authorized the Directors to buy the land for the 

new Chapter House and negotiate contracts for the design and construction of the Chapter House. Both resolutions were 

passed at the meeting held at the Chapter House. 

However, before the sale could be final, a bill authorizing the land exchange between the University, the 

Endowment Association and the Building Corporation had to be passed by the Kansas Legislature. The bill was 

proposed by State Senator Charles Arthur of Manhattan, who happened to be an ΑΤΩ alumnus from the University of 

Kansas. 1968 Senate Bill No. 585 passed the Senate on March 3, 1968 and passed the House of Representatives on 

March 8, 1968. Governor Robert B. Docking signed it shortly thereafter and the bill became law on March 20, 1968. 

After the sale was approved by the Board of Regents and the Attorney General of Kansas, the land transfer was 

accomplished. 

The Building Corporation paid off the mortgage on the old Chapter House and put the remainder of the sale 

proceeds in a savings account to be used to help pay construction costs of the new Chapter House. The chapter kept 

paying the full amount of rent to the Building Corporation while the University allowed the Building Corporation to 

lease the old Chapter House from them for $100 per month for the next two years--thus allowing the accumulation of the 

necessary funds to start construction of the new Chapter House. 

In May, Tom Muir was authorized to work out final arrangements on the purchase of the new site from the 

Endowment Association and to arrange for design and construction of the new Chapter House. At the same time, Larry 

Emig came forward to spearhead the fund drive.


Emig put in many hours in planning. By the fall of 1968, the fund drive was ready to begin, complete with a 

professionally printed brochure. Homecoming, November 16, 1968, was the official Akick off@ for the campaign. 

Contributions and pledges started coming in from alumni in December. Walt Rogers, Building Corporation Treasurer, 

handled the big task of collecting and accounting for all the funds. Each alumnus donating $100 or more was designated 

as a Golden Donor in honor of the chapter=s 50th Anniversary to be held in 1970 at the new Chapter House they helped 

to build. 

Emig was the driving force behind the fund drive. He coordinated the entire effort, composed all literature that 

was mailed out and made many personal visits throughout the state. Dick Fagerberg, who was serving a tour of duty 

with the Army, tried to be of assistance to Emig by sending personal letters to various alumni asking for donations. 

Worthy Grand Chief Stewart D. Daniels wrote a letter to Delta Theta alumni which was published in the Vintage 

expressing his great pleasure with the fund drive which showed that Delta Theta was keeping pace with the Aexciting 

and dynamic Renaissance at Kansas State@. He further expressed how proud each alumni of Delta Theta would be by 

contributing to make the new Chapter House dream come true Ain appreciation for what Alpha Tau Omega has meant in 

their lives@. 

In May of 1969, the Building Corporation Board of Directors decided to purchase the building site in view of 

the fact that the fund drive had reached a reasonably successful level. In the summer, it was decided to have the Kansas 

State Alpha Tau Omega Students= Aid Endowment Fund purchase the building site as an investment and rent it to the 

Building Corporation. This released extra funds to be spent on actual construction by the Corporation. The land was 

purchased by the Endowment Fund on August 14, 1969; and the K-State Endowment Association began immediately to 

put in a street and utilities. 

During the summer, Muir negotiated for a loan to help with construction costs while Emig and Fagerberg, who 

had returned from the Army in June, continued fund raising efforts. 

A ground breaking ceremony was held on August 17, 1969. Speakers included Kansas State University 

President James A. McCain and Province XVIII Chief Don Falk. Ground was broken with a golden shovel, the first 

ground being turned by Dr. McCain, Falk and Walt Rogers, Delta Theta second initiate. Each alumnus present then took 

a turn at breaking ground while the active chapter looked on. Following the ceremony, a mid-afternoon luncheon was 

held at the Ramada Inn. 

The Board of Directors met after the luncheon to formally authorize Tom Muir to enter into a contract with 

Hunter and Lundberg Construction Company to building the new Chapter House costing $300,000. The Board also 

authorized a mortgage arrangement with Manhattan Federal Savings and Loan. 

Construction was to start in September with completion set for January, but an engineering mistake delayed the 

completion of the new extension of McCain Lane until October. Thus, when the Board of Directors met on 

Homecoming, October 25, 1969, they voted to delay the start of construction until January so that the Chapter House 

wouldn=t be ready until the next fall. This was done to ease the financial burden that would have fallen on the active 

chapter if they had to move in the new Chapter House half-way through the second semester. 

Site clearing started January 26, 1970, with house construction commencing on March 20, 1970. The Board 

of Directors met that summer to review the construction progress and to authorize expenditures for the various house 

furnishings. The new Chapter House was sufficiently complete by late August so that the chapter could move in. 

Construction was finished by the end of September. Mike Tolson, a member of the active chapter, planned and 

developed the landscaping around the Chapter House and the fountain, which is named for him. As part of that project, 

the ΑΤΩ letters off the front side door of the 1408 Denison house were installed on the stair post above the fountain and 

the ΑΤΩ letters in the sidewalk in front of 1408 Denison were put in concrete in front of the Chapter House. 

Delta Theta=s dream house was a reality. With a new sense of pride and enthusiasm, the active chapter and 

alumni began preparation for Delta Theta=s 50th Anniversary and the dedication of the new Chapter House.



12. THE GOLDEN YEAR -- THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 

(1970) 

The year celebrating Delta Theta=s 50th Anniversary began in April of 1970 at the Kansas City Alumni 

Association=s annual Founders= Day Banquet. At the banquet, Walt Rogers was presented his Golden Circle Award 

from Alpha Tau Omega in honor of his 50 years of ΑΤΩ membership. Other Delta Theta brothers from the chapter=s 

installation/initiation in 1920 received their awards at other such occasions throughout the country or were presented to 

them by an ΑΤΩ chapter near to their homes. 

Bob Overman, the chapter=s nominee for the Thomas Arkle Clark Award, was recognized at the Kansas City 

Banquet as the Runner-up in the Province XVIII competition. He also won the top scholarship money award from the 

Province XVIII Endowment Association. 

Alpha Tau Omega held its 50th Biannual Congress and celebrated its Congress Centennial in August at 

Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Delta Theta=s delegates were John Holstrom and Stan Karst. This was an historic 

Congress for ΑΤΩ as many modernizing changes in the Laws were adopted. Doing yeoman work on the Ways and 

Means Committee at the Congress was Bill Muir, the chapter=s delegate to ΑΤΩ=s Chapter Officers Conference in 

Hillsdale, Michigan, the previous year. 

The chapter began moving into the new Chapter House in late August and enthusiastically helped put on the 

finishing touches. Once the moving job was complete and the hot water turned on, the chapter began making the final 

arrangements for the highlight of the year: the 50th Anniversary Celebration and Chapter House Dedication. 

On September 30, 1970, the Living Room in the new Chapter House was formally named the Leo L. Hadley 

Memorial Living Room in a ceremony at the Chapter House. Brother Hadley=s parents, Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Leo L. 

Hadley, had made a large contribution to the Chapter House fund drive in memory of their son. The family, chapter and 

alumni representatives took part in the ceremony, which included a reading of Brother Hadley=s many accomplishments 

and the hanging of his portrait and a plaque. 

The 50th Anniversary Celebration and Chapter House Dedication Ceremony were jointly planned by the active 

chapter and the Alumni Association. The weekend of October 31-November 1, 1970 was the date of the Celebration, as 

it was the closest home football game weekend to the actual date of Delta Theta=s 50th Anniversary, October 22 and 23, 

1970. 

Saturday, October 31, 1970, was opened with a sign-in and welcoming period for alumni and guests, followed 

by the 50th Anniversary and Dedication Ceremony at 10:30 A.M. Speakers included University President James A. 

McCain; Brother Vince Gibson, K-State Head Football Coach; Worthy Grand Chief (National President) John L. 

Putman; President of the Delta Theta Alumni Association Dick Fagerberg; President of the Delta Theta Building 

Corporation Gary Pottorff; and Worthy Master (Chapter President) John Holstrom. A 50th Anniversary Plaque that was 

placed in the Chapter House was presented by Worthy Grand Chief John Putman to Brothers Elmer McCollum, first 

Worthy Master of Delta Theta, and John Holstrom, the current Worthy Master. 

Service awards were presented by Brother Pottorff to Brothers John T. (Tom) Muir, Larry Emig and Dick 

Fagerberg for their unceasing efforts in completing the new Chapter House. Brother Mike Tolson was presented a 

plaque by the chapter in recognition of his service in landscaping the Chapter House and designing the fountain. Brother 

William L. (Bill) Muir III was Master of Ceremonies and, with Doug Firebaugh, headed the Anniversary-Dedication 

Committee. 

Many alumni were present, some traveling great distances to attend. The oldest alumnus present was Brother 

Roy Gwin, one of the early members of the Red Tie Club. Also present besides McCollum, Delta Theta=s first initiate, 

was Brother Walt Rogers, the second initiate and first Worthy Chaplain. The alumni present represented all eras of the 

Delta Theta history.


Other prominent University guests included former Vice-President C. Clyde Jones, Dean of Students Chester E. 

Peters; Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Veryl Switzer; and Advisor to Fraternities Jerry A. Lilly. 

Government officials included State Senator Richard D. Rogers; Manhattan Mayor William Rehschuh; and Manhattan 

Councilman Mert Hanks. 

Concluding the Ceremony was a ribbon cutting at the front door of the new Chapter House. Participants in this 

were Brothers Putman, Tom Muir, McCollum, Rogers, Holstrom and President McCain. 

At the conclusion of the Ceremony, chartered buses were loaded and proceeded to the K-State Union, where a 

buffet luncheon was served and enjoyed by all. Loaded again, the buses departed for the Kansas State-Missouri football 

game, where Brother Vince Gibson=s Wildcats delivered a thrilling 17-13 victory. 

Upon returning to the Chapter House, Samuel Jackson, Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 

was honorarily pledged to Alpha Tau Omega. His membership in another fraternity prevented him from being initiated. 

At 7:30 P.M. that night, United States Senator James B. Pearson was initiated into the ΑΤΩ Brotherhood. 

A party at the Chapter House completed Saturday=s activities. Sponsored by the active chapter and planned by 

the Housemother, Mrs. Olive Newcomer, it was a pleasant ending to a full day. 

The weekend was concluded on Sunday with a buffet breakfast. The alumni and chapter enjoyed the fine 

cooking of Delta Theta=s personable cook, Versella Welton. 

The 50th Anniversary year of Delta Theta was climaxed at the Founders= Day Banquet in Kansas City on 

March 19, 1971. Brother Steve Mudrey was honored as the Province XVIII Thomas Arkle Clark Award recipient. 

Brother Mudrey was a fine student and a Weigel Scholar. While at K-State, he was a Student Senator, a member of the 

Board of Student Publications and a member of the Architecture Design Board. He served on many chapter committees, 

displaying fine leadership and organizational ability. Other activities included participating on the freshman football and 

baseball teams and varsity track team at KSU. Also at the Banquet, Jeff Crabb won a scholarship award from the 

Province XVIII Endowment Association for his outstanding grade average while a pledge. 

Delta Theta=s 50th Anniversary year, with all its activities and honors, will long be remembered.


13. THE TRUE MERIT CHAPTER 

(1970-1995) 

During the years between the 50th and 75th Anniversaries of the chapter, there were many distinguished 

accomplishments by the chapter as a whole, as well as by individual brothers. It was these accomplishments on a year-in 

and year-out basis that led to the chapter receiving the Fraternity=s coveted ATrue Merit Award@ almost every year; 

and in most years that they didn=t win the top award, they were honorable mention. The Award is given to a select few 

chapters each year, based on chapter accomplishments: from good grades to administration to chapter achievements and 

activities. The Award was first established by the Fraternity in 1970 and was first named AChapter Efficiency Award@. 

The name was changed to AChapter Excellence Award@ in 1976; and further changed to the ATrue Merit Award@ in 

1979. 

Delta Theta won the True Merit Award in 1971, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1988, 

1989, 1991, 1993, 1994 and 1995; and received Honorable Mention in 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1986, 1990 and 1992. 

Delta Theta received the True Merit Award more times than any chapter of the Fraternity during this period: 16 times. 

The chapter was dominant in receiving national awards at the ΑΤΩ Congress during this period. In addition to 

the True Merit Awards, the chapter won the Joseph Reid Anderson Award on numerous occasions for the publication 

of the chapter=s alumni news magazine The Vintage. Nine times during this period, the chapter received the top 

publications award: 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1989, 1992 and 1993; received National Runner-Up on seven 

other occasions: 1980, 1981, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1991 and 1994; and received National Honorable Mention five other 

years: 1983, 1985, 1987, 1990 and 1995. 

The Harry L. Bird National Public Relations Officer Award was received by Delta Theta PROs three times 

during this period: Mike Cormaci in 1988, Dennis O=Keefe in 1989 and Jim Persinger in 1991. Dennis O=Keefe made 

ΑΤΩ history in 1989 when he received both the Anderson Publication Award and the Bird PRO Award: the first time 

these two awards had gone to the same person. 

In the social service area, the chapter has received nine National Honorable Mentions and two National Runner- 

Up Awards for the Community Awareness Award during this period. 

Individual National honors were bestowed on Delta Theta brothers during this 25-year period. Steve Patton was 

National Runner-Up for the Thomas Arkle Clark Award in 1992. National Honorable Mentions for this Award were 

received by Ed Nickel in 1988, Jim Persinger in 1993 and Dave Saunders in 1995. Province TAC winners during this 

period were Steve Mudrey (1971), Mike Brown (1982) and Tim Congrove (1987). 

Steve Patton and Todd Lakin received the National Richard A. Ports Public Affairs Award. Steve won in 

1991, the year previous to his TAC Award; and Todd in 1995, the year after he received the National ΑΤΩ Foundation 

Scholarship. Ed Nickel (1987) and Kyle Rolfing (1988) were National Runner-Up Award recipients. 

Delta Theta members won numerous ΑΤΩ Foundation National Awards during this time. The Undergraduate 

Scholarship Award saw nine National At-Large recipients who were Delta Theta members: Mike Mines (1979 and 

1980), Mike Brown (1981), Jeff Gates (1982), Phil Grosdidier (1983), Mike Widrig (1984), Ed Nickel (1987) and Bob 

Reichenberger (1987 and 1988). Todd Lakin received the National Runner-Up in 1993 and the National Undergraduate 

Scholarship in 1994. The Graduate Scholarship National Runner-Up in 1994 was Bryan Nolt.


Delta Theta undergraduate and alumni members have been positive contributors to the National Fraternity. A 

large contingent always attended Congress and shared with other brothers in workshops and participated in legislative 

committee work. The most visible of the Delta Theta brothers was William L. (Bill) Muir. He became National Ritual 

Counselor in 1975 and helped install 52 chapters of ΑΤΩ during the expansion period of the 1970's and 1980's. Delta 

Theta sent installation teams to assist Brother Muir with Oklahoma State in 1977, Wichita State in 1980 and Central 

Missouri State in 1992. Province Chief Dick Fagerberg was an installing officer at Wichita State. 

Bill Muir, in addition to his Ritual Counselor duties, was Province Director from 1990 to 1994. He was elected 

to the National Board of Directors in 1993 and elected as National Secretary in 1995. Bill=s outstanding and exceptional 

service and financial commitment to the National Fraternity was recognized at the 125th Anniversary Congress in 

Richmond, Virginia, in 1990, with a Special Worthy Grand Chief Award. He also received the National Chapter 

Advisor Award in 1987. 

Duane Holloway (1974-1975) and Ed Nickel (1988-1990) served as National Chapter Service Consultants on 

the National Headquarters staff. Brother Holloway also served as Province Chief of Province 18 from 1975-1978, 

followed by Dick Fagerberg from 1978-1982. Steve Patton and Bryan Nolt have served as Province Directors beginning 

in 1994. Fagerberg also served on the National Alumni Board from 1991 to 1994. 

Grades are the main goal the chapter and its members strive for. It is the main focus. Working as individuals 

toward each person=s goal of graduation while still being willing to assist others is a hallmark of the chapter. The 

developed mind is the core around which the other chapter activities round out the individual. The chapter finishes in the 

top two quartiles in grade average for fraternities and well above the All-Mens Average. Grades are a key part of the 

True Merit Award. Whenever there is a slippage, it is seen quickly and corrected. 

Delta Theta alumni have answered the call to do their part in encouraging good scholarship and offering 

opportunity through the Kansas State ΑΤΩ Students= Aid Endowment Fund. The Endowment Fund grew exponentially 

during this twenty-five year period, making more funds available to students. Before the Endowment Fund sold the 

Chapter House land to the Building Corporation in 1990, it sold a part of the back of the property to the American 

Institute of Baking in 1976 to create the L. Allyn Laybourn Scholastic Excellence Awards, which recognize the best 

grades for the year. Elmer D. McCollum endowed Delta Theta through the KSU Foundation with one-half of his estate 

when he died in 1988. McCollum Awards are given to chapter members, both for outstanding semester grades and for 

elected chapter officers. Additionally, the Endowment Fund benefitted through the 35th Anniversary Fund Drive in 

1989, and numerous memorial scholarships were established. Over $57,000 was awarded to Delta Theta members and 

pledges and other K-State students in 1994. 

Related to scholarship is the chapter=s relation to Kansas State University. The chapter works hard to support 

all University endeavors. The chapter has been fortunate enough to develop close relationships with key administrators 

over the years. In 1977, C. Clyde Jones, a University Vice President who assisted with the sale of the chapter property at 

1408 Denison to the University, was initiated into the Fraternity. In 1988, Bob Krause, University Vice President for 

Institutional Advancement, was also initiated. Both became the chapter=s Faculty Advisors. 

The awards that the chapter received for community service are only emblematic of caring and effort for others 

by the ΑΤΩ chapters. Each year, efforts were given to raise money for others or give a helping hand directly. During 

most of the 1970's and into the 1980's, the Mark of Dimes was a key charity for the chapter. Over the years, they helped 

raise money with cablethons, walkathons and Sno Ball Softball. Other events and charities included Bump-a-Thon for 

Muscular Dystrophy, Trick or Treat for UNICEF, Christmas Caroling at nursing homes, Aggieville Clean-up, Blood 

Drives for the American Red Cross, washing airplanes for the Big Lakes Development Center, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 

projects for the Sunset Zoo, Jail Bail for the Heart Association, Stonehouse Childcare, coaching a 6th grade basketball 

team, and being in the Desert Partners Program during Operation Desert Storm.


The chapter joined in the start of the Brothers Against Driving Drunk (BADD) in 1992. Each weekend, 

members serve ABADD duty@ on Friday and Saturday night as designated drivers. 

Part of any brotherhood experience is working together as a team for success while having some fun. Delta 

Theta competed in a number of campus activities to this end. Homecoming was one of those activities where the chapter 

has always enjoyed working together and sharing the experience with a sorority. To make it even more fun and 

rewarding, they enjoyed a great deal of success and recognition while bringing entertainment and pageantry to the 

campus and community. During the period from 1984 to 1994, Delta Theta has won the float competition at 

Homecoming 8 times and the Overall Trophy six times. Previous to that 11-year period, the chapter received the overall 

championship in 1971, 1981 and 1982. 

The chapter also took pride in team and individual competition in intramurals. Some of the highest finishes in 

the overall standings were 4th in both 1973 and 1974. The chapter was 8th in 1975, the top quartile in 1991, 9th in 1993 

and 9th in 1994. The chapter generally finished in the top half of the 26 fraternities on campus. The chapter participated 

in other athletic events, such as the Dean Harris Memorial Basketball Classic, which they won in 1976; and Sig Ep Fite 

Nite, which they won in 1984. 

Participation in University Sing and Greek Follies/Harlequinade (HQ) were always highlights during the 70's 

and 80's; resulting in University Sing semifinalist ranking with Gamma Phi Beta in 1971 and second place with Chi 

Omega in 1979. 

The chapter, of course, maintained a full social calendar. The Blackfoot-Whitefoot activities with the Sigma Nu 

chapter was revived and has flourished. In the 1970's, the chapter sponsored a Block Party for the fraternities and 

sororities in the neighborhood. Christmas brought about the Tau Humbug function. Through the years, various themes 

were used for functions; but all designed for all to enjoy a good time. New alcohol laws and regulations prohibited the 

chapter providing alcohol. This had the effect of creating a safer situation, but the fun was not lost. The Casino Party at 

Homecoming was a tradition started in 1970 that adapted to changes over the years. Mother=s Weekends and Father=s 

Weekends were also highlights over the years; and the Parent=s Club has been very active with chapter enhancements 

during this period. 

Individual members involved in campus activities as leaders as well as being named to honoraries has always 

been a hallmark of the chapter. The participation broadens the experience not only of the individual but of the whole 

group through the interaction of brothers involved in varying and diverse activities. All members get to understand, 

appreciate and associate with people and activities that each ones limited associations would have not otherwise afforded 

them. 

The chapter was well represented in Student Government during this period. Student Senators included Steve 

Mudrey, Jeff Gates, Wayne Maxwell, Jeff Dillon, Phil Grosdidier, Ed Nickel, John Bayouth, Dave Kaster, Blake Logan, 

Steve Patton, Todd Lakin and Jereme Brueggemann. Involved in Student Government Cabinet was Lloyd Landkamer, 

Bill Brown, Rance Ames and Jamie Buster. Jim Persinger served as Chief of Staff for the Student Body President. Bill 

Muir served as Faculty Representative and Senator beginning in 1992. 

The Student Union has also been served by Delta Theta leaders. Jeff Burner served as Union Governing Board 

Vice President and Stan Winter and Mike Ribble served terms as President of Union Program Council. 

The Board of Student Publications had two ΑΤΩs who served: Steve Mudrey and Jamie Buster. 

Two ΑΤΩs were not only selected to a top honorary society, but also served as leaders. Mike Brown served as 

President of Mortar Board in 1981 and Ed Nickel was Vice President in 1987. Both men were members of the Order of 

Omega and Mike was also selected to Spurs and Chimes.


ΑΤΩs also have always been active in interfraternity activities. Dennis O=Keefe and Brian Ansay served as the 

Interfraternity Council President, Ed Nickel as Vice President, Mike Parisi as External Vice President and Rich Cherra as 

Editor. 

There were a number of ΑΤΩs who helped lead the spirit of K-State at varsity athletic events as yell leaders. 

These brothers included Brandon Kisner, John Bayouth, Allen Hettich, Dean Robbins, Rance Ames, Mark Arford, Jon 

Yeomans, Scott Murray and Chris Coad. Brian Rader was Willie the Wildcat. 

Other organizations and honor societies in which ΑΤΩs participated or were selected included Theater, 

Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, K-State Singers, Mens Glee Club, Alpha Mu Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Alpha 

Psi, Beta Sigma Gamma, Epsilon Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Sigma Rho, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Blue Key, Golden Key, 

Student Foundation and Student Alumni Board. 

ΑΤΩs also participated in varsity athletics. Mark Porter was a key member of the football team as kicker and 

was in the Blue-Grey All-Star game. Also playing football were Troy Horton, Dave Poague, Mike Carroll, Bill Molitor 

and Brian Nabours. Bobby Randall not only was a varsity baseball player, but also was drafted into the Major Leagues 

and played for the Minnesota Twins. Running cross country were Cory and Greg Barron, while Brian Zwahlen ran 

track, Jason Goertzen ran both cross country and track, and K. C. Byrne was on the golf team. Ellis Rainsberger, who 

played for K-State in the 1950's was Head Football Coach from 1975 through 1977. 

Kevin Saunders, who was paralyzed from the waist down in a grain elevator explosion in 1981, fought his way 

back to become an international competitor in the Wheelchair Olympics. He won four medals at the 1990 Pan American 

Games, a gold medal at the 1990 World Track and Field Competition. He earned the title of Best All-Around 

Wheelchair Athlete. He won a bronze medal in the Seoul Paralympics. In the Barcelona Paralympics, he finished third 

as Best All-Around Wheelchair Athlete in the World and missed the gold medal by only 19 points in the Pentathlon. He 

appeared in the movie ABorn on the 4th of July@ and was appointed to the President=s Council on Physical Fitness and 

Sport. 

The Chapter House underwent some changes during this twenty-five year period. In 1977, a room in the 

Chapter House became the Walter Rogers Library to honor one of the chapter=s founders and long-time Building 

Corporation Treasurer. The Library was later moved to its location in the original Living Room during the 1994 

remodeling. There was a fund drive in 1984 to remodel and update the then-existing Living Room. In 1984, the 

Endowment Fund purchased the land to the east of the Chapter House, and in 1990, the Endowment Fund sold all of the 

land to the Building Corporation. An expanded parking lot now contains enough parking spaces to accommodate all 

chapter member vehicles. A major remodeling occurred in 1994 after a major fund raising campaign. It included central 

heating/air conditioning for the public areas, expanding the front of the functional areas on both levels, bathroom 

remodeling, new concrete parking lot, moving the Leo L. Hadley Memorial Living Room to the first floor and creating a 

Hall of Honor on the second floor. The Rogers Library was relocated to the larger space in the old Living Room, which 

now also serves as the Chapter Room. This $370,000 project was financed through alumni donations, chapter housebill 

increases and loans. The Project was under the direction of Building Corporation Vice-President Joe Berlekamp. 

In 1989, Tom O=Connor, father of Kevin O=Connor, constructed the Chapter Officers Table in the Chapter 

Room as a memorial to Larry Marvel. In 1991, a permanent loan of a grand piano was accepted from the National ΑΤΩ 

Foundation. The piano, a 1882 Hazelton Brothers piano valued at over $20,000, replaces the piano given the chapter by 

L. Allyn Laybourn. 

The chapter celebrated its 60th Anniversary on October 24 and 25, 1980. There was a 60th Anniversary 

Banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall, with ΑΤΩ National Executive Director Mark O. Thorsby as the Keynote 

Speaker.


The 70th Anniversary Celebration was held on November 2, 1990. The Chapter House was rededicated and 

named as AThe Muir Family Chapter House@ in honor of the family who gave inordinately of their time and resources 

to the chapter. ΑΤΩ National President Robert C. Knuepfer, Jr. gave the Keynote Address at the Celebration Banquet at 

the Ramada Inn. 

THE MUIR FAMILY 

Lloyd William Muir 

Myrtle Bertha Nixon Muir 

(July 29, 1889-November 23, 1977) (October 15, 1888-May 3, 1978) 

Brother William Lloyd (Bill) Muir II 

Brother John Thomas (Tom) Muir 

(September 3, 1917-October 20, 1943) (July 17, 1919-February 13, 1990) 

Brother William Lloyd (Bill) Muir III 

Betty June Muir Popa 

(March 20, 1948- ) (November 6, 1952- ) 

The 75th Anniversary Celebration was October 20-22, 1995. It included four Dedication Ceremonies: one at 

Throckmorton Hall with the Hollis House Plaque, commemorating the location of the Chapter House from 1947 to 1970; 

the second in front of the Chapter House with the presentation and unveiling of the 75th Anniversary Marker; the third in 

the Chapter Room, with the dedication of the 75th Anniversary Donors Plaque; and the fourth with the dedication of the 

Hall of Honor. The events concluded with a 75th Anniversary Banquet and Formal at the Wareham Opera House that 

included a slide show of the history of the chapter, the announcement of the first members of the Delta Theta Hall of 

Honor and other commemorations. 

The first inductees into the Delta Theta Hall of Honor, as selected by the unanimous vote of the Delta Theta 

Hall of Honor Committee, composed of the Presidents (or designees) of the Chapter, Alumni Association, Building 

Corporation and Endowment Fund, were enshrined: 


Walter J. (Walt) Rogers 

L. Allyn (Al) Laybourn 

James B. (J. B.) Angle 

John T. (Tom) Muir 

Dale L. Duncan 

Steve Patton was the Master of Ceremonies at the 75th Anniversary Banquet and Formal. Each of the four 

Corporation Presidents presented remarks: Dan Dow (Chapter President), Dick Fagerberg (Alumni Association 

President), Steve Johnson (Building Corporation President), and Bill Muir (Endowment Fund President). 

An historical slide show, produced by Brian Rader and Steve Patton, was presented. The keynote speaker was 

ΑΤΩ National President Wm. Brian Ruyle.


Todd Lakin, the Richard A. Ports Public Affairs National Award winner, who served an internship in the Office 

of the Vice President of the United States during the summer of 1995, presented two United States flags from U. S. Vice 

President Al Gore. Both flags were flown over the United States Capitol on September 11, 1995, the 130th Anniversary 

of the founding of the Fraternity. Lakin presented one flag to National President Wm. Brian Ruyle for the National 

Headquarters, and one flag to the Chapter. 

Special thanks were given to Brothers Rob Jonas for donation of 75th Anniversary stationery, which he 

designed and provided at no charge; Chad Fagerberg for the 75th Anniversary Theme: ATradition of Excellence@; 

Chad Fagerberg and Scott Murray for design of the 75th Anniversary logo; Steve Patton, Jim Persinger and Bill Muir for 

overall planning; Bill Muir and Allan Holiday for the 75th Anniversary granite marker; Joe Smolen, Brian Rader, Scott 

Chamoff, Cary Majors and Guy Gross for the Banquet and slide show; all members of the Chapter for the events= 

execution; all alumni and the Chapter for contributing to the Renovation/Addition Campaign; the Alumni Association, 

the Building Corporation and the Chapter for financial support; and all alumni for attending the Celebration activities 

throughout the weekend.


14. ON TO THE 21ST CENTURY 


Subsequent to the 75th Anniversary, at the 1996 Dallas Congress, Todd Lakin became the first member of Delta 

Theta Chapter to receive the National Thomas Arkle Clark Award, which recognizes the top undergraduate ΑΤΩ in 

the Nation. Brother Lakin received the specially-commissioned TAC Ring and Certificate and was the Keynote Speaker 

at the Closing Banquet. 

The Dallas Congress also saw Delta Theta receive the True Merit Award (as one of nine outstanding chapters in 

the Nation), the Anderson Gold Award (top National communications award), National Honorable Mention for the 

Community Awareness Award, and National Runner-Up for the Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Award (Joe 

Stein). Bill Muir was re-elected to the National Board of Directors; and Chapter President Cary Majors was elected as 

one of two undergraduate members of the National Board of Directors. The day after the closing of the Congress, the 

National Board of Directors re-elected Brother Muir as National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe) and selected Brother 

Majors as National Sergeant-at-Arms (Worthy Grand Usher). 

During 1997, the Aoff-year@ between Congresses, Delta Theta was honored at the National Awards Banquet on 

November 14, 1997, in Indianapolis, by receiving more awards than any other chapter in the Nation: The True Merit 

Award (as one of five outstanding ΑΤΩ chapters), the Anderson Gold Award (top National communications award), 

National Runner-Up for the Thomas Arkle Clark Award (Joe Stein), National First Runner-Up for the Community 

Awareness Award, and National Runner-Up (Jon Freeman) and National At-Large Award (Guy Gross) for the 

Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Awards. 

At the 1998 Orlando Congress, Delta Theta Chapter was the first chapter in the Nation to receive the National 

Top Chapter Award, which recognized the best chapter of ΑΤΩ in the Nation. The Chapter received what will 

someday be called AThe Muir Cup@ in honor of Chapter Advisor William L. Muir III. The Orlando Congress also saw 

Delta Theta receive the True Merit Award (as one of twelve outstanding chapters in the Nation), the Anderson Gold 

Award (top National communications award), National Honorable Mention for the Thomas Arkle Clark Award (Jon 

Freeman), National Honorable Mention for the Community Awareness Award, National Foundation At-Large 

Undergraduate Scholarship Award (Rob Bensman), and two National Foundation Graduate Scholarship winners (Jon 

Freeman and Guy Gross). Bill Muir was re-elected to the National Board of Directors; and the day after the closing of 

the Congress, the National Board of Directors re-elected Brother Muir as National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe). 


October 16, 1999, in Indianapolis, by receiving more awards than any other chapter in the Nation. The Chapter repeated 

as recipient of the National Top Chapter Award, which recognized the best chapter of ΑΤΩ in the Nation. They were 

also recognized with The True Merit Award (as one of eighteen outstanding ΑΤΩ chapters), the Anderson Gold Award 

(top National communications award), National Honorable Mention for the Thomas Arkle Clark Award (Gabe Graham), 

National Honorable Mention for the Community Awareness Award, and National Recipient (Rob Bensman) and 

National At-Large Awards (Neil Adamson and Josh Brueggemann) for the Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship 

Awards. 

At the 2000 Orlando Congress, Rob Bensman became the second member of Delta Theta Chapter to receive the 

National Thomas Arkle Clark Award, which recognizes the top undergraduate ΑΤΩ in the Nation. Brother Bensman 

received the specially-commissioned TAC Ring and Certificate and was the Keynote Speaker at the Closing Banquet. 

Brother Bensman gave his ring to Delta Theta Board of Trustees Chairman Bill Muir. 

The Orlando Congress also saw Delta Theta receive the National Top Chapter Award for the third time in as 

many years, the True Merit Award (as one of twenty outstanding chapters in the Nation), the Anderson Gold Award (top 

National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship Award (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year), 

National Honorable Mention for the Good Samaritan Community Awareness Award, and National Foundation At-Large 

Undergraduate Scholarship Awards (Jeremy Girard and Kevin Oehme). The day after the closing of the Congress, the 

National Board of Directors re-elected Brother Bill Muir as National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe).


Delta Theta=s 80th Anniversary was celebrated on November 18, 2000, with corporation meetings in the 

morning, followed by a Wildcat victory over the University of Missouri Tigers that afternoon and the 80th Anniversary 

Banquet at the K-State Student Union that evening. Emceed by Brother Bill Muir, it featured National President Miles 

McCall as Keynote Speaker, National CEO Wynn Smiley with a Welcome and Historical Presentation and a telephone 

message from Brother Al Laybourn in Arizona, who just turned 101. 


October 6, 2001, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Chapter was recognized with The True Merit Award (as one of nineteen 

outstanding ΑΤΩ chapters), the Bird Silver Award (second-best National communications award), the Excellence in 

Scholarship Award for the second time (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year), National Runner-Up for the Good 

Samaritan Community Awareness Award, and National At-Large Awards (Jon Kurche and Kevin Oehme) for the 

Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Awards. 

On October 27, 2001, the second inductees into the Delta Theta Hall of Honor, as selected by the unanimous 

vote of the Delta Theta Hall of Honor Committee, composed of the Presidents (or designees) of the Chapter, Alumni 

Association, Building Corporation and Endowment Fund, were enshrined: 

Henry F. (Hank) Kupfer 

Richard E. (Dick) Fagerberg 

Larry W. Emig 

At the 2002 Cleveland Congress, Jon Kurche became the third member of Delta Theta Chapter to receive the 

National Thomas Arkle Clark Award, which recognizes the top undergraduate ΑΤΩ in the Nation. Brother Kurche 


Brother Bill Muir received the National President Award from National President Miles L. McCall for his service to 

the Fraternity. 

The Cleveland Congress also saw Delta Theta receive the National Top Chapter Award for the fourth time in 

five years, the True Merit Award (as one of twenty-two outstanding chapters in the Nation), the Anderson Gold Award 

(top National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship Award (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year) for 

the third time, National Runner-Up for the Good Samaritan Community Awareness Award, and National Foundation At- 

Large Undergraduate Scholarship Award (Andy Newton). Chapter President Andy Newton was elected as one of two 

undergraduate members of the National Board of Directors. The day after the closing of the Congress, the National 

Board of Directors re-elected Brother Muir as National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe) and selected Brother Newton as 

National Sergeant-at-Arms (Worthy Grand Usher). 

On April 28, 2003, Delta Theta received the NIC Award of Distinction from the North-American 

Interfraternity Conference (NIC) at the Greek Awards Reception in the Grand Ballroom of the K-State Student Union. 

The AIron Man Trophy@ was presented by NIC Vice President Pete Smithhisel, who came to Manhattan from 

Indianapolis, Indiana. The NIC is the national trade organization of 66 member national fraternities, comprising over 

5,500 chapters on over 800 campuses with over 350,000 undergraduate members. Delta Theta was one of three 

fraternity chapters in the United States recognized (along with the Texas Christian University Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi 

Fraternity and the Nebraska Wesleyan University Chapter of Zeta Psi Fraternity). After the Greek Awards Reception, 

Smithhisel and Angie Goodson (Assistant Advisor for Greek Affairs), journeyed to the Chapter House to re-present the 

Iron Man Trophy to the Chapter assembled in an All-House Meeting. National Chief Executive Officer Wynn Smiley, 

National Secretary and Endowment Fund President Bill Muir, Delta Theta Building Corporation President Steve Johnson 

and Delta Theta Alumni Association President Jim Persinger were present for the presentation to Chapter President Erik 

Rome and Former Chapter Presidents Andy Newton and Lance Jones (then NHQ Associate Director of Expansion).


During 2003, the “off-year” between Congresses, Delta Theta was honored at the National Awards Banquet on 

October 11, 2003, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Chapter was recognized as National Runner-Up for the Top Chapter 

Award, with The True Merit Award (as one of twenty-five outstanding ΑΤΩ chapters), the ATO Roadshow National 

Award, the Bird Silver Award (second-best National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship Award for 

the fourth time (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year), National Special Mention for the Erskine Mayo Ross Impact 

Award, National Honorable Mention for the Good Samaritan Community Awareness Award, and National 

Undergraduate At-Large Award (Andy Newton) and Graduate At-Large Scholarship Award (Bob Harrison) from the 

Alpha Tau Omega Foundation. 

At the 2004 Atlanta Congress, Andy Newton became the fourth member of Delta Theta Chapter to receive the 

National Thomas Arkle Clark Award, which recognizes the top undergraduate ΑΤΩ in the Nation. Brother Newton 


The Atlanta Congress also saw Delta Theta receive the National Top Chapter Award for the fifth time in 

seven years, the True Merit Award (as one of thirty-one outstanding chapters in the Nation), the Anderson Gold Award 

(top National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship Award (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year), the 

ATO Roadshow National Award, National Special Mention for the Good Samaritan Community Awareness Award and 

the Erskine Mayo Ross Impact Award, and National Runner-Up (Brian King) and National At-Large Awards (Erik 

Rome and Billy Casper) for the Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Awards. Andy Newton also received the 

Lawrence L. Long Memorial Law Award. The day after the closing of the Congress, the National Board of Directors reelected 

Brother Muir as National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe). 


August 27, 2005, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Chapter was recognized as National Top Chapter Award for the sixth 

time in eight years, with The True Merit Award (as one of twenty-one outstanding ΑΤΩ chapters), the Anderson Gold 

Award (top National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship Award for the fifth time (above a 3.000 

GPA for the entire year), the ATO Roadshow National Award, National Special Mention for the Erskine Mayo Ross 

Impact Award, National Honorable Mention for the Good Samaritan Community Awareness Award, Thomas Arkle 

Clark National Honorable Mention (Erik Rome) and a National Undergraduate At-Large Scholarship Award (Brian 

King) from the Alpha Tau Omega Foundation. 

Also, Brother Andy Newton received the 2004 NIC Award of Distinction from the North-American 

Interfraternity Conference (NIC) at the 2005 National Awards Banquet in Indianapolis. The “Iron Man Trophy” was 

presented by Marc Katz of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity on behalf of the NIC. The NIC is the national trade organization 

of 66 member national fraternities, comprising over 5,500 chapters on over 800 campuses with over 350,000 

undergraduate members. Brother Newton was one of four undergraduate members in the United States and Canada 

recognized for that year. 

Delta Theta=s 85th Anniversary was celebrated on October 15, 2005, with a Casino Party on Friday night, and 

the 85th Anniversary Banquet at the K-State Alumni Center on Saturday evening. Emceed by Brother Larry Long, it 

featured National Secretary Bill Muir as Keynote Speaker. There was a Chapter Video Presentation by Brother Long 

and a special video and presentation by Chapter President Josh Ault of a plaque to Chapter Advisor Bill Muir, who was 

honored for his service as Chapter Advisor for 35 years. 

The 2006 Austin Congress saw Delta Theta receive the True Merit Award (as one of twenty-one outstanding 

chapters in the Nation), the Anderson Gold Award (top National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship 

Award (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year), National Special Mention for the Good Samaritan Community 

Awareness Award and the Erskine Mayo Ross Impact Award, and National At-Large Award (Jeff Elkins) for the 

Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Awards. Brian King was National Runner-Up for the Thomas Arkle Clark 

Award and Andy Newton received the Lawrence L. Long Memorial Law Award for the second time. Josh Ault was 

elected as one of three undergraduates on the National Board of Directors. The National Board of Directors re-elected 

Brother Bill Muir as National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe) and Brother Ault was appointed National Sergeant-at- 

Arms (Worthy Grand Usher).



August 25, 2007, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Chapter was recognized with the True Merit Honorable Mention Award, 

the Silver Communications Award (second in National communications award), the Excellence in Scholarship Award 

for the seventh time (above a 3.000 GPA for the entire year), the ATO Roadshow Gold Region Award, National Finalist 

for the Erskine Mayo Ross Impact Award, National Honorable Mention for the Good Samaritan Community Awareness 

Award and Thomas Arkle Clark National Honorable Mention (Jacob Will).


CHAPTER 8 



AND 

ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 


______________________________________________ 

Articles of Incorporation Adopted: October 17, 1927 

Alumni Association Incorporated: October 25, 1927



1. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION* 

The undersigned, citizens of the State of Kansas, do hereby voluntarily associate ourselves together for the 

purpose of forming a private corporation under the laws of the State of Kansas, and do hereby certify: 

1st. 

2nd. 

3rd. 

4th. 

NAME. The name of the Corporation shall be Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Alumni 

Association. 

PURPOSE. The Corporation is organized not for profit, and the purposes for which it is formed is: The 

maintenance of an association of alumni of Delta Theta Chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. 

REGISTERED OFFICE. The place where its business is to be transacted is at 1632 McCain Lane, Manhattan, 

Kansas 66502. 

TERM OF EXISTENCE. The term for which this Corporation is to exist is perpetual. 

5th. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The number of Directors of this Corporation shall be not more than twelve (12); 

and the names and residence of those Directors who shall continue to serve until the annual meeting in 1997 are: 

James D. Persinger, Jr., 4004 Parkway Court, Lawrence, Kansas 66047 

Richard E. Fagerberg, 188 Hillcrest Road West, Lake Quivira, Kansas 66106 

Stephen L. Patton, 4705 W. 25th Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66047 

Steven C. Johnson, 4708 Muirfield Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66047 

6th. 

7th. 

VALUE. The estimated value of the goods, chattels, lands, rights and credits owned by the Corporation is Two 

Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. 

INCORPORATORS. The names and residences of the incorporators of this Corporation are: 

E. D. McCollum, Begard, Missouri 

W. J. Rogers, Stratton, Colorado 

Ernest H. Bebb, 5312 Glenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 

C. F. Mershon, Oakley, Kansas 

L. M. Leiter, Protection, Kansas 

Charles Neitcher, Lafayette, Indiana 

J. F. Brown, Vernonia, Oregon 

C. C. McPherson, 303 Star Building, Washington, D. C. 

L. G. Moore, 353 N. Center, Orange, California 

R. M. Murray, Coldwater, Kansas 

C. R. Smith, Ames, Iowa 

R. S. Love, Park Square Building, Boston, Massachusetts 

W. T. Rolfe, Fargo, North Dakota 

T. W. Lee, Yates Center, Kansas 

R. B. Watson, Illinois Athletic Club, Chicago, Illinois 

Paul Kover, 4537 N. Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri 

Morton J. Stigers, 195 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 

P. R. Woodbury, 107 W. 8th Street, Emporia, Kansas 

M. R. Getty, ΑΤΩ House, Minneapolis, Minnesota 

C. M. Rust, 206 Reliance Building, Kansas City, Missouri 

*Alumni Association By-Laws: See Members Manual Chapter 20


L. H. Reyburn, 127 12th Street, Oakland, California 

O. R. Coburn, Preston, Kansas 

W. R. Horlacher, Lexington, Kentucky 

J. B. Angle, Courtland, Kansas 

I. G. Freeman, Salina, Kansas 

C. J. Rodewald, Ovid, Colorado 

B. C. Hutchins, 900 N. Lincoln, Parsons, Kansas 

A. W. Wilcox, Allentown, Pennsylvania 

P. J. Newman, 914 Leavenworth Street, Manhattan, Kansas 

G. A. Sellers, 927 Moro Street, Manhattan, Kansas 

H. V. Merring, Great Bend, Kansas 

J. A. Novak, Ellsworth, Kansas 

D. S. Hall, Oakley, Kansas 

N. D. Zeigler, Oakley, Kansas 

B. D. Hixson, WaKeeney, Kansas 

L. A. Laybourn, Salina, Kansas 

P. E. Smith, 1130 Portland Place, Boulder, Colorado 

N. F. Moore, 353 N. Center Street, Orange, California 

E. G. Johnson, Holdredge, Nebraska 

B. A. Rogers, Luray, Kansas 

Raub R. Snyder, Selman, Oklahoma 

H. L. Felton, Salina, Kansas 

L. A. Dumond, Goodwell, Oklahoma 

N. D. Lund, Portland, Oregon 

R. E. Gwin, Iola, Kansas 

P. B. Gwin, Council Grove, Kansas 

W. W. Rodewald, Delta, Colorado 

F. M. McElhinney, Topeka, Kansas 

E. H. Gurer, 1031 Hickory Street, Santa Ana, California 

T. G. Spring, Holcomb, Kansas 

A. W. Foster, 180 S. Canan Street, Spokane, Washington 

E. W. Hall, Oakley, Kansas 

R. W. Kent, 1964 Stewart, Kansas City, Missouri 

M. J. Copeland, 1553 Cornelia Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 

L. M. Staley, Balboa Beach, California 

J. P. Hale, Mesa, Arizona 

John Steiner, Bucklin, Kansas 

G. K. Chew, Manhattan, Kansas 

R. V. O'Neil, Wellsville, Kansas 

G. E. Phillips, Yates Center, Kansas 

H. D. Karns, Minneapolis, Kansas 

H. C. Bird, Great Bend, Kansas 

F. W. Hiss, Kingsdown, Kansas 

E. J. Bird, Great Bend, Kansas 

D. D. Bird, Albert, Kansas 

E. E. Asher, Great Bend, Kansas 

H. H. Frizzell, Cherokee, Oklahoma 

C. S. Goldsmith, Parsons, Kansas 

H. K. Woodbury, Olivet, Kansas 

G. R. Spiker, Hutchinson, Kansas 

F. E. Willey, Marion, Kansas 

E. E. Bell, 2223 S. Pennsylvania Street, Joplin, Missouri 

C. R. Prose, Macksville, Kansas


W. A. Asher, ΑΤΩ House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 

L. W. Grothusen, Ellsworth, Kansas 

H. D. Grothusen, Bartlesville, Oklahoma 

L. R. Sellers, Box 153, Schenectady, N. Y. 

V. G. Asher, Great Bend, Kansas 

E. J. Kent, Monrovia, California 

R. M. Karns, Altamont, Kansas 

W. D. Wollam, Protection, Kansas 

M. E. Wyatt, Hotel Albany, San Diego, California 

D. O. Wilson, Alpina, Michigan 

Edward Petr, Cuba, Kansas 

E. D. Canary, Lawrence, Kansas 

H. K. Lamont, Manhattan, Kansas 

W. I. Walker, Salina, Kansas 

Stewart Farrell, Manhattan, Kansas 

L. W. Morton, Great Bend, Kansas 

P. S. Strand, Salina, Kansas 

A. L. Rogers, Stratton, Colorado 

P. R. Carter, 1821 University Avenue SE, Minneapolis, Minnesota 

A. F. Bowen, Manhattan, Kansas


2. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ROSTER OF CORPORATE OFFICERS 


A. PRESIDENT 




John P. Neal 1959-1961 

Walter J. Danforth 1961-1962 

Rollin Vickery 1962-1963 





Donn A. Demaree 1975-1983 





James D. Persinger, Jr. 1995-2004 




Dwight E. Glenn 1958-1959 











Jeffrey E. Dillon 1989-1990 


Ryan D. Hurlbutt 1994-1995 



C. SECRETARY-TREASURER 





Steven C. Johnson 1981-1989


D. SECRETARY 



Stephen L. Patton 1995- 

E. TREASURER 


F. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 







Dwight E. Glenn 1958-1959 

John P. Neal 1959-1961 





1965-1969 




1991-2005 









Jeffrey E. Dillon 1989-1990 



1991-1992 P 

1995- 

Shawn M. Aldridge 

1991-1992 T 


1991-1992 A 

Steven A. Swanson 

1992-1993 P 


1992-1993 T 

Chad R. Fagerberg 

1992 A 


1992-1993 A 

Damon E. Earnshaw 

1993-1994 P



1993-1994 T 

1994-1995 P 

1994-1995 

Cary M. Ford 

1993 A 

Christopher D. Glenn 

1993-1994 A 


1994-1995 T 

Todd S. Farrar 

1994 A 

Matthew H. Wass de Czege 

1994-1995 A 

Daniel D. Dow 

1995-1996 P 

1997-2003 


1995-1996 T 

Joseph M. Smolen 

1995 A 

Guy W. Gross 

1995-1996 A 


1996-1997 P 

Paul L. Damm 

1996-1997 T 

Brandon H. Keely 

1996 A 

Jeffrey M. Pegues 

1996-1997 A 

Jonathan A. Freeman 1997-19985 

Brent A. Taylor 1997-1999; 


1997 A 

Richard A. Webdell 1997-1998o 

1999-2000; 

Timothy M. Henderson 1997-2003 

Gabriel J. Graham 1998-19995 


1998o 

Daniel J. Cooper 1998-1999o 

Robert M. Bensman 1999-20005 


1999o 

Lance T. Jones 1999-2000o 

2001-20025 

Chad D. Russell 2000-20015 

Daniel J. Tokar 2000 1 

2001-2003 3 

Brian M. Darby 2000-2001 3 

Jeremiaha D. Cole 2000-2001 1 

Timothy J. Bensman 2001 1 

Erik P. Ankrom 2001-2002 1 

Andrew M. Newton 2002-20035 

Curtis G. Mick 2002 1 

Larry D. Long 2002-2003 1 

Erik M. Rome 2003-20045 

Christopher S. Johnson 2003 1 


Henry F. Kupfer 2003- 

Scott E. Taddiken 2003-2006 

Brian J. Hall 2003-2004 3 

Brandon K. Haynes 2003-2004 1


Brian M. King 2004-20055 

Brock C. Lohrey 2004-2005 3 

Ryan C. Falco 2004 1 

Joshua T. Ault 2005-20065 

Grayson E. Bauer 2004-2005 1 


Sean P. Cordes 2005-2006 3 

W. Scott Dikeman 2005 1 

Peter L. Hinkle 2005-2006 1 

Scott R. Keller 2006-2007 2 

Garrett B. Linville 2006-2007 3 

Nathan J. Schnefke 2006 1 

Brett D. Kirkpatrick 2006-2007 1 

Richard R. Harrison 2006- 

James R. Fullagar 2006-2007 4 

2007 1 

John W. Bensman 2007-2008 2 

Drew W. Britton 2007-2009 3 

William H. Miller 2007 4 

2007-2008 1 

Kyle R. Schleicher 2007-2008 4 

2008 1 

David C. Dikeman 2008 4 

2007-2008 1 

P Ex Officio Chapter President 

T Ex Officio Chapter Treasurer 

A Ex Officio Chapter Alumni Relations Officer 

oEx Officio Chapter Alumni Relations Officer (Voting Director) 

5Ex Officio Chapter President (Non-Voting Director) 

;Ex Officio Chapter Treasurer (Non-Voting Director) 

4 Ex Officio Chapter Alumni Relations Officer-Elect (Non-Voting Director)



CHAPTER 9 

DELTA THETA CHARTER INITIATES 

AND 

ORIGINAL CHAPTER OFFICERS 

AND 

COMPLETE CHAPTER ROLL



1. CHARTER INITIATES AND ORIGINAL CHAPTER OFFICERS 

CHARTER INITIATES 

October 22, 1920 

2020001 Elmer D. McCollum 

2020002 Walter J. Rogers 

2020003 Ernest L. Bebb 

2020004 Carl F. Mershon 

2020005 Leroy M. Leiter 

2020006 Charles Nitcher 

2020007 J. Farr Brown 

2020008 Charles C. McPherson 

2020009 Lorin G. Moore 

2020010 Ralph M. Murray 

2020011 Charles R. Smith 

2020012 Robert S. Love 

2020013 Walter T. Rolfe 

2020014 Thomas W. Lee 

2020015 Ray B. Watson 

2020016 Paul Kovar 

2020017 Morton J. Stigers 

2020018 Philip R. Woodbury 

2020019 Millard R. Getty 

2020020 Clyde M. Rust 

2020021 Laurens H. Reyburn 

2020022 Otto R. Coburn 

2020023 Perry J. Hershey 

2020024 Walter R. Horlacher 

2020025 James B. Angle 

2020026 Ira G. Freeman 

2020027 Carl J. Rodewald 

2020028 Bruce C. Hutchins 

2020029 Andrew W. Wilcox 

2020030 Porter J. Newman 

2020031 Gabe A. Sellers 

2020032 Herbert Mering 

2020033 Joseph A. Novak 

ORIGINAL CHAPTER OFFICERS 


Worthy Master 




Worthy Scribe 

Worthy Usher 






E. Leo Bebb 


Philip R. Woodbury



2. COMPLETE CHAPTER ROLL 

2020001 DTh1920 Elmer D. McCollum 

2020002 DTh1920 Walter J. Rogers 

2020003 DTh1920 Ernest L. Bebb 

2020004 DTh1920 Carl F. Mershon 

2020005 DTh1920 Leroy M. Leiter 

2020006 DTh1920 Charles Nitcher 

2020007 DTh1920 J. Farr Brown 

2020008 DTh1920 Charles C. McPherson 

2020009 DTh1920 Lorin G. Moore 

2020010 DTh1920 Ralph M. Murray 

2020011 DTh1920 Charles R. Smith 

2020012 DTh1920 Robert S. Love 

2020013 DTh1920 Walter T. Rolfe 

2020014 DTh1920 Thomas W. Lee 

2020015 DTh1920 Ray B. Watson 

2020016 DTh1920 Paul Kovar 

2020017 DTh1920 Morton J. Stigers 

2020018 DTh1920 Philip R. Woodbury 

2020019 DTh1920 Millard R. Getty 

2020020 DTh1920 Clyde M. Rust 

2020021 DTh1920 Laurens H. Reyburn 

2020022 DTh1920 Otto R. Coburn 

2020023 DTh1920 Perry J. Hershey 

2020024 DTh1920 Walter R. Horlacher 

2020025 DTh1920 James B. Angle 

2020026 DTh1920 Ira G. Freeman 

2020027 DTh1920 Carl J. Rodewald 

2020028 DTh1920 Bruce C. Hutchins 

2020029 DTh1920 Andrew W. Wilcox 

2020030 DTh1920 Porter J. Newman 

2020031 DTh1920 Gabe A. Sellers 

2020032 DTh1920 Herbert Mering 

2020033 DTh1920 Joseph A. Novak 

2020034 DTh1921 Norman W. Helm 

2020035 DTh1921 Don S. Hall 

2020036 DTh1921 Noah D. Zeigler 

2020037 DTh1921 Brom D. Hixson 

2020038 DTh1921 L. Allyn Laybourn 

2020039 DTh1921 Paul E. Smith 

2020040 DTh1921 Newell F. Moore 

2020041 DTh1921 Ernest B. Johnson 

2020042 DTh1921 Bruce A. Rogers 

2020043 DTh1921 Raub R. Snyder 

2020044 DTh1921 Harry L. Felten 

2020045 DTh1921 Lester A. Dumond 

2020046 DTh1921 N. Dale Lund 

2020047 DTh1921 Roy E. Gwin 

2020048 DTh1921 Paul B. Gwin 

2020049 DTh1921 Walter W. Rodewald 

2020050 DTh1921 Frederick M. McElhinney 

2020051 DTh1921 Charles T. Halbert 

2020052 DTh1921 Ernest H. Guyer 

2020053 DTh1921 Thomas G. Spring 

2020054 DTh1922 A. Wilcox Foster 

2020055 DTh1922 Emmor W. Hall 

2020056 DTh1922 Robert W. Kent 

2020057 DTh1922 Metheny J. Copeland 

2020058 DTh1922 Lawrence M. Staley 

2020059 DTh1922 John P. Hale 

2020060 DTh1922 John Steiner 

2020061 DTh1922 George K. Chew 

2020062 DTh1922 Ralph V. O'Neil 

2020063 DTh1922 George E. Phillips 

2020064 DTh1922 Henry D. Karns 

2020065 DTh1922 Harry C. Bird 

2020066 DTh1922 Fred W. Hiss 

2020067 DTh1922 Elmer J. Bird 

2020068 DTh1922 Dee D. Bird 

2020069 DTh1922 Ernest E. Asher 

2020070 DTh1922 Herbert H. Frizzell 

2020071 DTh1922 Cameron S. Goldsmith 

2020072 DTh1922 Howard K. Woodbury 

2020073 DTh1923 Guy R. Spiker 

2020074 DTh1923 Frank E. Willey 

2020075 DTh1923 Everett E. Bell 

2020076 DTh1923 Cecil R. Prose 

2020077 DTh1923 William A. Asher 

2020078 DTh1923 Lou W. Grothusen 

2020079 DTh1923 Harold D. Grothusen 

2020080 DTh1923 Frank S. Davis 

2020081 DTh1923 Lester R. Sellers 

2020082 DTh1923 Vernon G. Asher 

2020083 DTh1923 Edwin J. Kent 

2020084 DTh1924 Ralph M. Karns 

2020085 DTh1924 Waldo D. Wollam 

2020086 DTh1924 Merle E. Wyatt 

2020087 DTh1924 Deo O. Wilson 

2020088 DTh1924 Edward Petr 

2020089 DTh1924 Elmer L. Canary 

2020090 DTh1924 Harry K. Lamont 

2020091 DTh1924 Irving L. Walker 

2020092 DTh1925 Marshall B. Ross 

2020093 DTh1925 Carl T. Schaible 

2020094 DTh1925 Russell D. Pugh 

2020095 DTh1925 Lawrence S. Farrell 

2020096 DTh1925 C. Richard Mann 

2020097 DTh1925 Wilmer G. Beougher 

2020098 DTh1925 Lloyd W. Merten 

2020099 DTh1925 Paul S. Strand 

2020100 DTh1925 Arthur L. Rogers


2020101 DTh1925 Gardiner R. Rhoades 

2020102 DTh1925 Bryant M. Hale 

2020103 DTh1925 Howard W. Geitgey 

2020104 DTh1925 Roice E. Jones 

2020105 DTh1925 Philip R. Carter 

2020106 DTh1925 Donald W. Shields 

2020107 DTh1926 Henry C. Walbridge 

2020108 DTh1926 Kirk M. Ward 

2020109 DTh1926 Charles D. Wyatt 

2020110 DTh1926 Alfred D. Thomas 

2020111 DTh1926 Dwight D. Smith 

2020112 DTh1926 John A. Hoop 

2020113 DTh1926 Orville O. Barton 

2020114 DTh1926 Charles W. King 

2020115 DTh1926 Raymond P. Hunsberger 

2020116 DTh1926 Walter R. Denman 

2020117 DTh1926 Arthur F. Bowen 

2020118 DTh1926 Joseph R. McMullen 

2020119 DTh1927 Philip B. McMullen 

2020120 DTh1927 Lyman E. Henley 

2020121 DTh1927 Virgal P. Marshall 

2020122 DTh1927 Charles H. Synnamon 

2020123 DTh1927 Eugene E. Rippey 

2020124 DTh1927 Kenneth C. Bauman 

2020125 DTh1928 Theodore A. Chadwick 

2020126 DTh1928 Glade W. Hurst 

2020127 DTh1928 Melvin J. Norris 

2020128 DTh1928 Verne E. Wesley 

2020129 DTh1928 Ernest R. Thomas 

2020130 DTh1928 Wesley M. Shields 

2020131 DTh1928 Ralph L. Miller 

2020132 DTh1928 Edward V. Ellifrit 

2020133 DTh1928 D. Paul Hutchison 

2020134 DTh1928 Ralph S. Ellifrit 

2020135 DTh1928 George M. Grafel 

2020136 DTh1928 William W. Daniels 

2020137 DTh1928 Omar L. Wagner 

2020138 DTh1928 Alfred A. Holmquist 

2020139 DTh1928 Melvin A. Griffith 

2020140 DTh1928 Paul B. Cain 

2020141 DTh1928 Ernest F. Jenista 

2020142 DTh1929 Ben L. Meibergen 

2020143 DTh1929 Wilford A. Caskey 

2020144 DTh1929 Earle H. Merritt 

2020145 DTh1929 Henry O. Cronkite 

2020146 DTh1929 Arthur P. Rice 

2020147 DTh1929 Fred G. Wyatt 

2020148 DTh1929 Earl C. Richardson 

2020149 DTh1929 O. Arthur Attwood 

2020150 DTh1929 Harold O. Russell 

2020151 DTh1929 John S. Biggs, Jr. 

2020152 DTh1929 Eli E. Daman 

2020153 DTh1929 Wilbur S. Nay 

2020154 DTh1929 Charles A. Pine 

2020155 DTh1930 Edward E. Criner 

2020156 DTh1930 Hoyt V. Hatfield 

2020157 DTh1930 David A. Henley 

2020158 DTh1930 Don F. Beach 

2020159 DTh1930 Elmer K. Blasdel 

2020160 DTh1930 Reuben A. Sparks 

2020161 DTh1930 Clair M. Worthy 

2020162 DTh1930 Robert W. Spiker 

2020163 DTh1930 Crawford Beeson 

2020164 DTh1930 Lee T. Morgan 

2020165 DTh1931 Dale Berger 

2020166 DTh1931 Harold C. Hibbs 

2020167 DTh1931 Richard R. Owen 

2020168 DTh1931 Robert F. Owen 

2020169 DTh1931 Clifton W. Pangburn 

2020170 DTh1931 Allan W. McCullouch 

2020171 DTh1932 Kenneth L. Brubaker 

2020172 DTh1932 Arthur H. L. Daman 

2020173 DTh1932 Louis G. Elser 

2020174 DTh1932 Denzil M. Fallis 

2020175 DTh1932 James B. LeClere 

2020176 DTh1932 Floyd J. Mayer 

2020177 DTh1932 John B. Nixon 

2020178 DTh1932 Dougal Russell 

2020179 DTh1932 Lyle L. Schlaefli 

2020180 DTh1932 Ward H. Shurtz 

2020181 DTh1932 Alfred E. White 

2020182 DTh1932 Carl D. Eagan 

2020183 DTh1932 Merton G. Mathews 

2020184 DTh1932 Bartlett V. Allen 

2020185 DTh1933 Wesley H. Brinkman 

2020186 DTh1933 Clarence R. Crawford 

2020187 DTh1933 Marvin A. Hanson 

2020188 DTh1933 Maurice E. Hanson 

2020189 DTh1933 James S. Latucky 

2020190 DTh1933 Reece D. Morgan 

2020191 DTh1933 James H. Rexroad 

2020192 DTh1933 Lloyd C. Riggs 

2020193 DTh1933 Walter B. Purviance 

2020194 DTh1934 Stephen Delladio 

2020195 DTh1934 Ralph T. Rankin 

2020196 DTh1934 Rogert M. Crow 

2020197 DTh1934 John E. Moore 

2020198 DTh1934 George R. Pauling 

2020199 DTh1935 John C. Ayers 

2020200 DTh1935 Howard W. Cleveland


2020201 DTh1935 Jay H. Payne 

2020202 DTh1935 Charles M. Platt 

2020203 DTh1935 Donald L. Maxwell 

2020204 DTh1935 Harry R. Robinson 

2020205 DTh1935 William D. Halfhill 

2020206 DTh1936 Monford M. Beeson 

2020207 DTh1936 Fred B. Crist 

2020208 DTh1936 Murray R. Hawley 

2020209 DTh1936 Belden C. Percival 

2020210 DTh1936 Riley R. Whearty 

2020211 DTh1936 Robert H. Harvey 

2020212 DTh1936 William C. Moore 

2020213 DTh1937 Joe M. Goodwin 

2020214 DTh1937 Fred V. Klemp, Jr. 

2020215 DTh1937 Clarence P. Smith 

2020216 DTh1938 William L. Muir II 

2020217 DTh1938 Donald L. Webb 

2020218 DTh1938 Henry F. Kupfer 

2020219 DTh1938 John T. Muir 

2020220 DTh1938 Dale L. Duncan 

2020221 DTh1938 Clifford E. Duncan 

2020222 DTh1938 William G. Bensing 

2020223 DTh1938 Lloyd R. Orrell 

2020224 DTh1938 William J. Ratliff 

2020225 DTh1939 Elmer L. Nieman 

2020226 DTh1939 Thomas R. Woods 

2020227 DTh1939 Mailand R. Strunk 

2020228 DTh1939 Edwin A. Weber 

2020229 DTh1939 William A. Gonser 

2020230 DTh1939 Myron F. Hornbaker 

2020231 DTh1939 Donald L. Munzer 

2020232 DTh1939 Kenneth E. Spring 

2020233 DTh1939 John O. Thisler 

2020234 DTh1939 F. Robert Lonberger 

2020235 DTh1939 Richard N. Heaton 

2020236 DTh1939 Wilfred E. Burnham 

2020237 DTh1939 John H. Haeberle 

2020238 DTh1939 Jerry J. Hickey 

2020239 DTh1940 Chester O. Fischer 

2020240 DTh1940 James E. Paterson 

2020241 DTh1940 Allison L. Hornbaker 

2020242 DTh1940 Eugene E. Ruff 

2020243 DTh1940 Norbert L. Raemer 

2020244 DTh1940 Wallace A. Swanson 

2020245 DTh1940 Richard J. Powell 

2020246 DTh1940 Glenn E. Duncan 

2020247 DTh1941 Kenneth H. Graham 

2020248 DTh1941 William R. Guthrie 

2020249 DTh1941 Roy E. Gwin, Jr. 

2020250 DTh1941 Clarence M. Penticuff 

2020251 DTh1941 Martin E. McMahon 

2020252 DTh1941 John P. Neal 

2020253 DTh1941 Max S. Houston 

2020254 DTh1941 Richard I. Buchli 

2020255 DTh1941 John B. Rogers 

2020256 DTh1941 James W. Watkins 

2020257 DTh1941 Francis B. Gwin 

2020258 DTh1942 Robert N. Smith 

2020259 DTh1942 Don R. Borthwick 

2020260 DTh1942 John W. Randell 

2020261 DTh1942 Ross D. Skinner 

2020262 DTh1942 Emerson L. Chance 

2020263 DTh1942 George W. Fuhrken 

2020264 DTh1942 William R. Engelland 

2020265 DTh1942 Case A. Bonebrake 

2020266 DTh1942 George E. Adams 

2020267 DTh1942 Duane M. Green 

2020268 DTh1942 Clifford R. Yelley 

2020269 DTh1942 Frederick E. Sherlock 

2020270 DTh1942 Keith R. Kehmeier 

2020271 DTh1943 Bernard E. Maydew 

2020272 DTh1943 Randall C. Maydew 

2020273 DTh1943 Donald E. Maskill 

2020274 DTh1943 Paul H. Gwin 

2020275 DTh1943 John B. Wohlberg 

2020276 DTh1943 Richard R. Appleoff 

2020277 DTh1943 Stanford L. Wise 

2020278 DTh1943 Dewey J. Council 

2020279 DTh1944 Charles R. Ottman, Jr. 

2020280 DTh1945 Henry E. Brandes 

2020281 DTh1945 Bobbie W. Hill 

2020282 DTh1945 Claud S. Shelor, Jr. 

2020283 DTh1945 August Bogina, Jr. 

2020284 DTh1946 Robert G. Bensing 

2020285 DTh1946 George R. Jones 

2020286 DTh1946 Harold M. Kiser 

2020287 DTh1946 Charles W. Engelland 

2020288 DTh1946 John T. Graves 

2020289 DTh1946 Glen W. Scanlan 

2020290 DTh1946 Ralph K. Fredrickson 

2020291 DTh1947 Eugene H. Bruner 

2020292 DTh1947 Robert E. Berndt 

2020293 DTh1947 Lawrence J. King 

2020294 DTh1947 John W. Money 

2020295 DTh1947 Clarence G. Heath 

2020296 DTh1947 Alan A. Berndt 

2020297 DTh1947 Ralph C. Fuhrken 

2020298 DTh1947 Ralph Hall 

2020299 DTh1947 Vernon F. Minor 

2020300 DTh1947 Kent G. Slyhoff


2020301 DTh1947 Henry W. Kite 

2020302 DTh1947 Kenneth E. Bell 

2020303 DTh1947 Robert D. Rogers 

2020304 DTh1947 Jack C. Brown 

2020305 DTh1947 Paul Degenhardt 

2020306 DTh1947 David A. Lewis 

2020307 DTh1947 Arthur B. March 

2020308 DTh1947 Herbert W. Asher 

2020309 DTh1948 Alphia E. Knapp 

2020310 DTh1948 Harold A. Duby 

2020311 DTh1948 George G. Holloway 

2020312 DTh1948 Richard J. Krizman 

2020313 DTh1948 Donald L. Uppendahl 

2020314 DTh1948 Harold C. Lukens 

2020315 DTh1948 Virgil W. Bodine 

2020316 DTh1948 Paul E. Kelly 

2020317 DTh1948 Alton J. Wilson 

2020318 DTh1948 Robert E. Hahn 

2020319 DTh1948 Bruce H. Karns 

2020320 DTh1949 Donald L. Harter 

2020321 DTh1949 Richard D. Dobson 

2020322 DTh1949 Joseph M. Byers 

2020323 DTh1949 Arthur R. King 

2020324 DTh1949 Paul E. Marti, Jr. 

2020325 DTh1949 Thomas R. Updegrove 

2020326 DTh1949 Guy N. Jolliff 

2020327 DTh1949 Norman C. Knapp 

2020328 DTh1949 George D. Bishop 

2020329 DTh1949 Donald O. Hornbaker 

2020330 DTh1949 M. Crawford Clark 

2020331 DTh1949 William F. Hoppes 

2020332 DTh1949 Donald E. McKee 

2020333 DTh1949 Homer W. Page, Jr. 

2020334 DTh1949 John R. Watson 

2020335 DTh1949 Malcolm F. A. Tornqvist 

2020336 DTh1949 Don E. Anderson 

2020337 DTh1949 Ben F. Wolhlberg 

2020338 DTh1949 Richard D. Wedge 

2020339 DTh1949 James E. Shriver 

2020340 DTh1949 Harold M. Gwin 

2020341 DTh1949 Henry F. Filson 

2020342 DTh1949 Alan D. Cole 

2020343 DTh1949 Edward B. Adams 

2020344 DTh1949 Donald E. Lockstrom 

2020345 DTh1950 Rollin W. Vickery 

2020346 DTh1950 Lloyd E. Clarke 

2020347 DTh1950 Ronald D. Stinson 

2020348 DTh1950 James L. Waters 

2020349 DTh1950 James V. Jung 

2020350 DTh1950 George R. Lange 

2020351 DTh1950 Ted H. Hess 

2020352 DTh1950 Norman M. Blubaugh 

2020353 DTh1950 Dale K. Allen 

2020354 DTh1950 Elliott B. Zipprodt 

2020355 DTh1950 Wilfrid M. Raemer 

2020356 DTh1950 Forrest D. Asher 

2020357 DTh1950 James R. Mather 

2020358 DTh1950 Robert M. Leroy 

2020359 DTh1950 Jack E. Beal 

2020360 DTh1950 Hiram W. King, Jr. 

2020361 DTh1950 * 

2020362 DTh1950 Allen R. Molzen 

2020363 DTh1950 Harold O. Blinn 

2020364 DTh1951 Theodore K. Merrell 

2020365 DTh1951 Keith A. Boller 

2020366 DTh1951 Jack G. Fast 

2020367 DTh1951 Donald S. Williams 

2020368 DTh1951 Fred H. Woodbury 

2020369 DTh1951 George R. Vanvoorst 

2020370 DTh1951 James L. Filson 

2020371 DTh1951 Lawrence A. Schafer 

2020372 DTh1951 Danny K. Dunbar 

2020373 DTh1951 F. Lee Shore 

2020374 DTh1952 Kenneth D. Weide 

2020375 DTh1952 William W. Mahood, Jr. 

2020376 DTh1952 William C. Boon, Jr. 

2020377 DTh1952 Earl C. Johnston 

2020378 DTh1953 Donald P. Hutchison 

2020379 DTh1953 John R. Kupfer 

2020380 DTh1953 Wallace B. Wren 

2020381 DTh1953 Eugene F. Grabs 

2020382 DTh1953 Kenneth A. Shaw 

2020383 DTh1953 Dale E. Marr 

2020384 DTh1953 Richard R. Carr 

2020385 DTh1953 James W. Goebel 

2020386 DTh1953 Duane C. Hufford 

2020387 DTh1953 Gary N. Pottorff 

2020388 DTh1953 Robert C. Breithaupt 

2020389 DTh1953 Dean F. Joslin 

2020390 DTh1953 Maurice D. Wikoff 

2020391 DTh1953 John R. Cummins 

2020392 DTh1953 Edwin L. Hollar 

2020393 DTh1953 Alan D. Vannice 

2020394 DTh1954 Roger S. Clarke 

2020395 DTh1954 Walter J. Danforth 

2020396 DTh1954 Carl L. Glocker 

2020397 DTh1954 Ronald E. Callaway 

2020398 DTh1954 Thomas C. Fuller 

2020399 DTh1954 Jack L. Harmon 

2020400 DTh1954 Cecil R. Shove


2020401 DTh1954 William B. Eddy 

2020402 DTh1955 Herschel L. Staats 

2020403 DTh1955 Leland E. Fager 

2020404 DTh1955 Allen N. Olsen 

2020405 DTh1955 Irvin D. Blume 

2020406 DTh1955 Gene Randall 

2020407 DTh1955 Robert Dunlap 

2020408 DTh1955 Raleigh L. Eggers 

2020409 DTh1955 Robert H. Haas 

2020410 DTh1956 Clayton L. Griffin 

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2020412 DTh1956 Bruce B. Irwin 

2020413 DTh1956 Walter J. Wirtz 

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2020419 DTh1956 Lynn H. Grafel 

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2020422 DTh1956 George W. Hart III 

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2020429 DTh1957 Joseph C. Northern 

2020430 DTh1957 Robert J. Hofmann 

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2020443 DTh1957 Benjamin W. Barber 

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2020451 DTh1958 Jon C. Sederquist 

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2020455 DTh1958 Darryl D. Bauman 

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2020459 DTh1958 Clair D. Gard 

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2020468 DTh1959 Donald Joy 

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2020496 DTh1961 Michael R. Gobble 

2020497 DTh1961 James N. Reardon 

2020498 DTh1961 James C. Schnell 

2020499 DTh1962 Charles C. Purser 

2020500 DTh1962 Jack L. Diekman


2020501 DTh1962 Don R. Opdycke 

2020502 DTh1962 Lawrence P. O'Brien 

2020503 DTh1962 Peter J. Barrett 

2020504 DTh1962 Harry R. Foster 

2020505 DTh1962 Robert G. Heft 

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2020507 DTh1962 Michael J. Wolf 

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2020518 DTh1963 Johnny L. Granquist 

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2020524 DTh1963 Jack E. Calentine 

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2020530 DTh1964 Stuart A. Erbentraut 

2020531 DTh1964 Larry W. Emig 

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2020533 DTh1964 Bruce W. Heckman 

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2020537 DTh1964 Ronald H. Roesler 

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2020541 DTh1964 John O. McConnell 

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2020545 DTh1965 Raymond W. Johnson 

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2020549 DTh1965 Richard H. Spingler, Jr. 

2020550 DTh1965 John T. Meyer 

2020551 DTh1965 John R. McCarty 

2020552 DTh1965 Charles W. Schlagel 

2020553 DTh1965 Stanley R. Boles 

2020554 DTh1965 Gary C. Brees 

2020555 DTh1965 William F. Overman 

2020556 DTh1965 George F. Mance 

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2020558 DTh1966 H. Stephen Joy 

2020559 DTh1966 Dennis C. Wheatley 

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2020561 DTh1966 James W. Gentry 

2020562 DTh1966 Edward S. Gfeller 

2020563 DTh1966 Robert H. Balwanz 

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2020565 DTh1966 Dennis E. Horne 

2020566 DTh1966 Robert W. Brewster, Jr. 

2020567 DTh1966 Robert L. Kirkendall 

2020568 DTh1966 John L. Corey 

2020569 DTh1966 H. David Starkey 

2020570 DTh1966 Gary J. Heyka 

2020571 DTh1966 Michael L. Trabert 

2020572 DTh1966 Steven D. Roesler 

2020573 DTh1966 G. Timothy Richards 

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2020575 DTh1967 Robert M. Hudson 

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2020578 DTh1967 Thomas M. Foncannon 

2020579 DTh1967 Paul W. Hanney 

2020580 DTh1967 Michael J. Arehart 

2020581 DTh1967 William L. Muir III 

2020582 DTh1967 Edmond E. Fellers 

2020583 DTh1967 John P. Charles 

2020584 DTh1967 Charles W. Lamer III 

2020585 DTh1968 Richard R. Ray 

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2020587 DTh1968 Richard A. Pinaire 

2020588 DTh1968 Dennis N. Whitmer 

2020589 DTh1968 Wiley S. Shaw 

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2020591 DTh1968 John E. Holstrom 

2020592 DTh1968 Larry E. Sinn 

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2020594 DTh1968 Jerry L. Holstrom 

2020595 DTh1968 Steven D. Rogers 

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2020597 DTh1968 Franklin C. Cherney 

2020598 DTh1968 John B. Buchheister 

2020599 DTh1968 Michael H. Tolson 

2020600 DTh1968 Stephen J. Mudrey


2020601 DTh1968 Stephen R. Peak 

2020602 DTh1968 O. William Miner 

2020603 DTh1968 Robert F. Kingston 

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2020619 DTh1970 Joseph O. Hodges 

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2020621 DTh1970 Mark A. Grimes 

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2020629 DTh1970 John C. Durkin 

2020630 DTh1970 Michael L. Stormer 

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2020638 DTh1970 Val G. Gibson 

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2020642 DTh1970 James B. Pearson 

2020643 DTh1971 Jeffrey P. Crabb 

2020644 DTh1971 Daniel C. Walter 

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2020646 DTh1971 Richard E. Marcotte 

2020647 DTh1971 Douglass A. Rauscher 

2020648 DTh1971 Marc S. Connor 

2020649 DTh1971 Michael W. Gilliland 

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2020651 DTh1971 R. Thomas Dole, Jr. 

2020652 DTh1971 R. Douglas Love 

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2020654 DTh1971 Richard R. Sterrett 

2020655 DTh1971 Michael W. Ryder 

2020656 DTh1971 Dennis A. Roper 

2020657 DTh1971 Arthur E. Torrez 

2020658 DTh1971 Richard C. Kline 

2020659 DTh1971 Gary N. Wiles 

2020660 DTh1971 Carl L. Musil 

2020661 DTh1971 Randy E. Williams 

2020662 DTh1971 Robert H. Buser 

2020663 DTh1971 Terry D. Bowen 

2020664 DTh1971 Lance L. Sayler 

2020665 DTh1971 Scott N. Gray 

2020666 DTh1972 Curtis L. Stanford 

2020667 DTh1972 Mark G. Daly 

2020668 DTh1972 Lawrence H. Madsen 

2020669 DTh1972 Gary J. Bartak 

2020670 DTh1972 William J. Miller 

2020671 DTh1972 William E. Dakan 

2020672 DTh1972 Patrick H. Collins 

2020673 DTh1972 Walter P. Lane 

2020674 DTh1972 Paul T. Beyer, Jr. 

2020675 DTh1972 Brian N. Stoll 

2020676 DTh1972 Marvin L. Meier 

2020677 DTh1972 Steve C. Carroll 

2020678 DTh1972 Clark E. Linders 

2020679 DTh1972 C. Bill Geist 

2020680 DTh1972 Steven C. Johnson 

2020681 DTh1972 Duane C. Holloway 

2020682 DTh1972 Randy W. Dalrymple 

2020683 DTh1972 William C. Burnette 

2020684 DTh1972 David E. Ruff 

2020685 DTh1972 Douglas D. Hassett 

2020686 DTh1972 David M. Coberly 

2020687 DTh1972 Donn A. Demaree 

2020688 DTh1972 Sherman L. Donovan 

2020689 DTh1972 Mark W. Harris 

2020690 DTh1972 Michael O. Hauck 

2020691 DTh1972 Mark D. Tate 

2020692 DTh1972 John J. Voorhees 

2020693 DTh1972 Craig E. Ward 

2020694 DTh1972 David L. Watson 

2020695 DTh1973 Gregory M. Karst 

2020696 DTh1973 Dennis W. Rademacher 

2020697 DTh1973 Andrew K. Glatt 

2020698 DTh1973 Thomas E. Garrison 

2020699 DTh1973 Keith E. Pike 

2020700 DTh1973 James F. Seal


2020701 DTh1973 Michael D. Helton 

2020702 DTh1973 Richard J. Bloomer 

2020703 DTh1973 Thomas L. Cofran 

2020704 DTh1973 Paul A. Chinn 

2020705 DTh1973 C. Bradley Forsyth 

2020706 DTh1973 Dan K. Foushee 

2020707 DTh1973 David A. Wright 

2020708 DTh1973 Ben B. Barnert 

2020709 DTh1973 Barry P. Hilton 

2020710 DTh1973 Michael H. Jackson 

2020711 DTh1973 Craig M. Babb 

2020712 DTh1973 Robert R. Keesee 

2020713 DTh1973 Barry K. Childs 

2020714 DTh1973 Michael J. Grosdidier 

2020715 DTh1973 Robert P. Ripley 

2020716 DTh1973 James P. Schumacher 

2020717 DTh1973 Rodney D. Hilt 

2020718 DTh1973 Gary B. Hilderhof 

2020719 DTh1973 Peter H. Romain 

2020720 DTh1973 Duane M. Ediger 

2020721 DTh1973 W. Cary Dikeman 

2020722 DTh1973 Anthony D. Adams 

2020723 DTh1973 Kent R. Eikenberry 

2020724 DTh1974 John C. Mackaman 

2020725 DTh1974 Edward L. Hauck 

2020726 DTh1974 Randall J. Strunk 

2020727 DTh1974 John P. Wood 

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2020729 DTh1974 Mark K. McGarity 

2020730 DTh1974 David F. Dowling 

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2020733 DTh1974 Donald W. Sundgren 

2020734 DTh1974 Mark W. Funke 

2020735 DTh1974 John F. Simpson 

2020736 DTh1974 Mark L. Bowden 

2020737 DTh1974 David P. Mason 

2020738 DTh1974 Steven G. Baumgart 

2020739 DTh1974 Steven W. Schorn 

2020740 DTh1974 Lawrence V. Mann 

2020741 DTh1974 D. Gene Dikeman II 

2020742 DTh1974 Hugh M. Bower 

2020743 DTh1974 Michael T. Fletcher 

2020744 DTh1974 Stanley G. Bruce 

2020745 DTh1974 John L. Deutsch 

2020746 DTh1974 William E. Small 

2020747 DTh1974 James A. Childs 

2020748 DTh1974 Douglas B. Knox 

2020749 DTh1974 Ronald G. Mindedahl 

2020750 DTh1974 R. Scott Morts 

2020751 DTh1975 Roger W. Wallace 

2020752 DTh1975 Dennis R. Hermesch 

2020753 DTh1975 Robert H. Hutchinson 

2020754 DTh1975 Raymond E. Keith 

2020755 DTh1975 Steven D. Dunbar 

2020756 DTh1975 Dan G. Tinder 

2020757 DTh1975 Steven B. Young 

2020758 DTh1975 Joseph D. Berlekamp 

2020759 DTh1975 Stephen J. Garrison 

2020760 DTh1975 Charles R. Wade 

2020761 DTh1975 Rene R. Roberts 

2020762 DTh1975 Philip B. Achten 

2020763 DTh1975 Richard L. Thompson 

2020764 DTh1975 Joe A. Millikan 

2020765 DTh1975 Michael S. Meinke 

2020766 DTh1975 Brad R. Winchell 

2020767 DTh1975 Richard W. Schmidt II 

2020768 DTh1975 Mark R. Mathews 

2020769 DTh1975 Larry R. Kogler 

2020770 DTh1975 Jeffrey D. McClelland 

2020771 DTh1975 Richard B. Strunk 

2020772 DTh1975 Robert P. Jonas 

2020773 DTh1976 T. Michael McCoy 

2020774 DTh1976 Dennis W. Orr 

2020775 DTh1976 Peter E. Larsen 

2020776 DTh1976 Greg C. Barron 

2020777 DTh1976 Jeffrey S. Akerly 

2020778 DTh1976 James A. Huschka 

2020779 DTh1976 Mark F. Rich 

2020780 DTh1976 Charles D. Chambers 

2020781 DTh1976 Rodney M. Staats 

2020782 DTh1976 Kent W. Armstrong 

2020783 DTh1976 Steve D. Anderson 

2020784 DTh1976 Mark T. Boyd 

2020785 DTh1976 Peter L. Thompson 

2020786 DTh1976 Mark G. Tindle 

2020787 DTh1976 Larry J. North 

2020788 DTh1976 Perry L. Smith 

2020789 DTh1976 Herbert L. Meeks 

2020790 DTh1976 David L. Meyer 

2020791 DTh1976 Gilbert E. Compton 

2020792 DTh1976 Eric L. Spannenberg 

2020793 DTh1976 Brent F. Akright 

2020794 DTh1976 Norman D. Brown 

2020795 DTh1976 J. Murray Mathew 

2020796 DTh1976 Ronny D. McFall 

2020797 DTh1976 Gary L. Murphy 

2020798 DTh1976 Richard K. Degenhardt, Jr. 

2020799 DTh1976 Michael L. Pottorff 

2020800 DTh1976 Curtis L. Robertson


2020801 DTh1976 Jeffrey E. Schmidt 

2020802 DTh1976 William D. Buser 

2020803 DTh1976 William C. Brown 

2020804 DTh1976 Mark L. Holdeman 

2020805 DTh1976 D. Clay Shropshire 

2020806 DTh1976 Robbie L. Engen 

2020807 DTh1977 C. Clyde Jones 

2020808 DTh1977 John P. Buser 

2020809 DTh1977 Stephen M. McCandless 

2020810 DTh1977 Mark A. Anderson 

2020811 DTh1977 Mark A. Mallder 

2020812 DTh1977 Giles C. Tuckfield 

2020813 DTh1977 John E. Otey 

2020814 DTh1977 Timothy G. Dawson 

2020815 DTh1977 Michael R. Utech 

2020816 DTh1977 Daniel G. Peters 

2020817 DTh1977 Daniel T. Cosgrove 

2020818 DTh1977 Kent E. Byrom 

2020819 DTh1977 Kevin G. Karst 

2020820 DTh1977 Dan E. Robbins 

2020821 DTh1977 Allan D. Holiday, Jr. 

2020822 DTh1977 Lloyd L. Landkamer 

2020823 DTh1977 Daniel S. Rehmert 

2020824 DTh1977 Kenton L. Brandon 

2020825 DTh1977 Timothy G. Link 

2020826 DTh1977 Kevin V. Saunders 

2020827 DTh1977 Mark D. Guttu 

2020828 DTh1977 Daniel A. Phillips 

2020829 DTh1977 M. Scott Mathews 

2020830 DTh1977 Louis T. Bloukos 

2020831 DTh1977 David B. Krizman 

2020832 DTh1978 Michael K. Mines 

2020833 DTh1978 Jeffrey D. Bolen 

2020834 DTh1978 David A. Bohnenblust 

2020835 DTh1978 Thomas D. Briggs 

2020836 DTh1978 Cory W. Barron 

2020837 DTh1978 Kevin C. Hensley 

2020838 DTh1978 Stanley D. Linville 

2020839 DTh1978 John M. Norris 

2020840 DTh1978 Blish C. Hills 

2020841 DTh1978 Martin V. Siler 

2020842 DTh1978 Wayne L. Hoener 

2020843 DTh1978 Michael A. Alstadt 

2020844 DTh1978 Michael J. McKernan 

2020845 DTh1978 Gary L. Isaacson 

2020846 DTh1978 * 

2020847 DTh1978 James M. Johnson 

2020848 DTh1978 Donald E. Krizman 

2020849 DTh1978 L. Mark Spangler 

2020850 DTh1979 Michael E. Brown 

2020851 DTh1979 Robert L. Frye 

2020852 DTh1979 Benjamin J. Craney 

2020853 DTh1979 Donald J. Jermain 

2020854 DTh1979 Edward B. Walsh 

2020855 DTh1979 David L. Bray 

2020856 DTh1979 David A. Stuck 

2020857 DTh1979 Stewart I. Baker 

2020858 DTh1979 Geary H. Danielsen 

2020859 DTh1979 David K. Seymour 

2020860 DTh1979 William F. Gensky 

2020861 DTh1979 Laren R. Hafliger 

2020862 DTh1979 David W. Cox 

2020863 DTh1979 M. Lane Eggers 

2020864 DTh1979 Douglas P. Gill 

2020865 DTh1979 James J. Long 

2020866 DTh1979 Tom S. Schweder 

2020867 DTh1979 Scott F. Miller 

2020868 DTh1979 Phillip L. Herrell 

2020869 DTh1979 Antoni P. Firner 

2020870 DTh1979 John W. Nixon 

2020871 DTh1979 Rory S. Rehmert 

2020872 DTh1979 Gregg R. Coonrod 

2020873 DTh1979 Steven W. Moldrup 

2020874 DTh1979 Craig W. Bloomsmith 

2020875 DTh1980 Greg D. Widrig 

2020876 DTh1980 Dallas D. Hill 

2020877 DTh1980 Gregory S. McCullough 

2020878 DTh1980 Brad C. Stokes 

2020879 DTh1980 Kent E. Wallace 

2020880 DTh1980 Greg A. Kelley 

2020881 DTh1980 Jeffrey D. Shoemaker 

2020882 DTh1980 Wayne D. Maxwell 

2020883 DTh1980 Allan R. Brown 

2020884 DTh1980 John C. Griebel 

2020885 DTh1980 Mark L. Bolling 

2020886 DTh1980 Kyle C. Burk 

2020887 DTh1980 Mark A. Alholm 

2020888 DTh1980 Gregory J. Hasselwander 

2020889 DTh1980 Mark D. Maurer 

2020890 DTh1980 Gary A. Fischer 

2020891 DTh1980 Timothy T. Mulcahy 

2020892 DTh1980 Keith P. Meier 

2020893 DTh1980 Daniel D. Robson 

2020894 DTh1980 Richard R. Lewis 

2020895 DTh1980 Richard H. McTague 

2020896 DTh1980 Keith H. Anderson 

2020897 DTh1980 Duane E. Harms 

2020898 DTh1980 Randall L. Lobaugh 

2020899 DTh1981 Philip E. Grosdidier 

2020900 DTh1981 Jeffrey L. Gates


2020901 DTh1981 Jerry F. Jermain 

2020902 DTh1981 Timothy J. Bolen 

2020903 DTh1981 Bruce A. Guttu 

2020904 DTh1981 Bryan R. Bayouth 

2020905 DTh1981 Marvin L. Trayford 

2020906 DTh1981 John M. Holiday 

2020907 DTh1981 Gary J. Jermain 

2020908 DTh1981 Jay A. Dunfield 

2020909 DTh1981 Troy L. Schuknecht 

2020910 DTh1981 Garth T. Krizman 

2020911 DTh1981 Frederick R. Edmunds 

2020912 DTh1981 Kendall C. Young 

2020913 DTh1981 James A. Bellerive 

2020914 DTh1981 Daniel D. Jones 

2020915 DTh1981 Milton E. Hoffman 

2020916 DTh1981 John M. Dungan 

2020917 DTh1982 Michael R. Widrig 

2020918 DTh1982 Jeff E. Dillon 

2020919 DTh1982 Thomas A. Graham 

2020920 DTh1982 Darrin D. Dressler 

2020921 DTh1982 David L. Wille 

2020922 DTh1982 Kevin R. Wilborn 

2020923 DTh1982 David W. Binder 

2020924 DTh1982 Bryce K. Johnson 

2020925 DTh1982 Barry L. McAnulty 

2020926 DTh1982 Jeffrey S. Johnson 

2020927 DTh1982 Patrick V. DiCarlo 

2020928 DTh1982 Cameron K. Collins 

2020929 DTh1982 Steven J. Reed 

2020930 DTh1982 Jonathan S. Thomas 

2020931 DTh1982 Bryant C. Hindman 

2020932 DTh1983 Joseph P. Fangman 

2020933 DTh1983 Kenneth D. Parks 

2020934 DTh1983 Robert P. Diehl 

2020935 DTh1983 John R. Krizman 

2020936 DTh1983 Jeffrey S. Miller 

2020937 DTh1983 Steven E. Johnson 

2020938 DTh1983 Brian S. Judah 

2020939 DTh1983 Joe J. Krizman 

2020940 DTh1983 Stuart L. Wallace 

2020941 DTh1983 Douglas W. Harder 

2020942 DTh1983 Stephen W. Blazer 

2020943 DTh1983 Kurt T. Woltering 

2020944 DTh1983 Steven P. Hoover 

2020945 DTh1983 Bruce G. Doctor 

2020946 DTh1983 James E. Hellmer 

2020947 DTh1983 Thomas A. Patterson 

2020948 DTh1983 Philip A. Cross 

2020949 DTh1983 Timothy A. Vespa 

2020950 DTh1983 Mark C. Flemming 

2020951 DTh1983 Charles E. McCrary 

2020952 DTh1983 Mark R. Barbee 

2020953 DTh1983 Curtis J. Reese 

2020954 DTh1983 Todd D. Randall 

2020955 DTh1983 Craig A. Doehring 

2020956 DTh1984 Timothy E. Congrove 

2020957 DTh1984 Stanley L. Winter 

2020958 DTh1984 Thomas G. Franzen 

2020959 DTh1984 Daniel W. Schwartzkopf 

2020960 DTh1984 Joel E. Hermes 

2020961 DTh1984 Bret A. Fox 

2020962 DTh1984 Weston W. Gibson 

2020963 DTh1984 Robert W. Feiring 

2020964 DTh1984 Jeffrey T. Ramsey 

2020965 DTh1984 Corbin T. Witt 

2020966 DTh1984 Timothy M. Henderson 

2020967 DTh1984 George J. Hughes 

2020968 DTh1984 Robert A. Spanke 

2020969 DTh1984 Kevin M. Messing 

2020970 DTh1984 James S. Mazzio 

2020971 DTh1984 Patrick E. McKernan 

2020972 DTh1984 Steve J. Mathes 

2020973 DTh1985 Trevor J. Whitney 

2020974 DTh1985 Lynn A. Taylor 

2020975 DTh1985 Kent D. Cable 

2020976 DTh1985 Paul E. McKenzie 

2020977 DTh1985 Edward R. Nickel 

2020978 DTh1985 Brian L. Zwahlen 

2020979 DTh1985 John E. Bayouth 

2020980 DTh1985 James L. Goering, Jr. 

2020981 DTh1985 Daniel L. Mershon 

2020982 DTh1985 Richard T. Overton 

2020983 DTh1985 Danny A. Lopez 

2020984 DTh1985 Duane M. Redelsheimer 

2020985 DTh1985 Larry D. Marvel 

2020986 DTh1985 Brandon J. Kisner 

2020987 DTh1985 William C. Bergner 

2020988 DTh1985 Christopher R. Bancroft 

2020989 DTh1985 Roger Y. Elkins 

2020990 DTh1985 Dan K. Wiley 

2020991 DTh1985 John G. Diederich 

2020992 DTh1985 Jeffrey S. Pierce 

2020993 DTh1985 Michael J. Morrison 

2020994 DTh1985 David A. Kaster 

2020995 DTh1985 Donald D. McDaniel, Jr. 

2020996 DTh1985 Stephen M. Weber 

2020997 DTh1985 Troy D. Horton 

2020998 DTh1985 Todd W. Haddock 

2020999 DTh1985 R. Mark Judah 

2021000 DTh1985 Jerry A. Ricke


2021001 DTh1986 Eric S. Hoffman 

2021002 DTh1986 Douglas A. Long 

2021003 DTh1986 Terry E. Studer 

2021004 DTh1986 Daniel G. Perkins 

2021005 DTh1986 Gregory C. Peterson 

2021006 DTh1986 Theodore L. Wald 

2021007 DTh1986 Dwight H. Tolar 

2021008 DTh1986 Richard L. Lahman 

2021009 DTh1986 Michael S. Ribble 

2021010 DTh1986 Douglas M. Beck 

2021011 DTh1986 Thomas W. Butler 

2021012 DTh1986 Allen B. Hettich 

2021013 DTh1986 Matthew L. Bretz 

2021014 DTh1986 Steven W. Hardin 

2021015 DTh1986 Robert W. Reichenberger 

2021016 DTh1986 Michael E. McGee 

2021017 DTh1986 Kyle R. Rolfing 

2021018 DTh1986 Troy R. Hull 

2021019 DTh1986 Joseph P. Kennedy 

2021020 DTh1986 Eric J. Gromko 

2021021 DTh1986 Bradley S. Mallory 

2021022 DTh1986 Michael K. Cormaci 

2021023 DTh1986 David H. Kiser 

2021024 DTh1986 Scott D. Taggart 

2021025 DTh1986 * 

2021026 DTh1986 Jeffrey S. Laughman 

2021027 DTh1986 Jeffrey J. Blanchat 

2021028 DTh1986 David J. Poague 

2021029 DTh1987 James W. Taylor III 

2021030 DTh1987 Michael P. Murray 

2021031 DTh1987 Jeremy J. Lyman 

2021032 DTh1987 Thomas M. Clark 

2021033 DTh1987 Robert M. Zwiesler 

2021034 DTh1987 Romeo G. Patron 

2021035 DTh1987 Mark A. Porter 

2021036 DTh1987 Charles A. Musselman 

2021037 DTh1987 Bradford J. Gray 

2021038 DTh1987 Timothy C. Smith 

2021039 DTh1987 Brian A. Unruh 

2021040 DTh1987 Timothy J. Stauffer 

2021041 DTh1987 Gerald L. Haug 

2021042 DTh1987 Roger G. Brown 

2021043 DTh1987 David G. Gladow 

2021044 DTh1987 Bobby J. Schoeppel 

2021045 DTh1987 Eric L. Morgison 

2021046 DTh1987 Bradley S. Barbour 

2021047 DTh1987 Clark L. Langemeier 

2021048 DTh1987 Trygve W. Palmer 

2021049 DTh1987 Dennis R. Odgers 

2021050 DTh1987 Roderick B. Hall 

2021051 DTh1987 Stephen N. Shaw 

2021052 DTh1987 John D. Cormaci 

2021053 DTh1987 Ronald D. Kirkham 

2021054 DTh1988 Robert S. Krause 

2021055 DTh1988 Scott D. Goertzen 

2021056 DTh1988 Kevin E. Kickhaefer 

2021057 DTh1988 Timothy S. Berends 

2021058 DTh1988 Joel M. Grimmett 

2021059 DTh1988 Ryan T. Witt 

2021060 DTh1988 Christopher A. Galey 

2021061 DTh1988 Terrence A. Hood 

2021062 DTh1988 Brent D. Scott 

2021063 DTh1988 Paul A. Weiler 

2021064 DTh1988 James J. Smith 

2021065 DTh1988 Darrick S. Klima 

2021066 DTh1988 Michael R. Fegter 

2021067 DTh1988 Kent H. Kiracofe 

2021068 DTh1988 Henry W. Lipps 

2021069 DTh1988 Greg A. Savaiano 

2021070 DTh1988 Terrence R. Gray 

2021071 DTh1988 John A. Towse, Jr. 

2021072 DTh1988 Scott A. Mannebach 

2021073 DTh1988 David C. Odgers 

2021074 DTh1988 Robert J. AuBuchon 

2021075 DTh1988 Dennis J. O'Keefe 

2021076 DTh1988 Daniel L. Treinen 

2021077 DTh1988 Doug L. Rehfeld 

2021078 DTh1988 James F. Kiekbusch 

2021079 DTh1989 Thomas J. R. Meier 

2021080 DTh1989 Stephen L. Patton 

2021081 DTh1989 Keith P. Corder 

2021082 DTh1989 Darin E. Kandt 

2021083 DTh1989 Daniel R. Brown 

2021084 DTh1989 Kenneth P. Jensen, Jr. 

2021085 DTh1989 Curtis R. Madden 

2021086 DTh1989 John D. Rees 

2021087 DTh1989 Wade B. Jensik 

2021088 DTh1989 Kevin T. O'Connor 

2021089 DTh1989 Matthew D. McCoy 

2021090 DTh1989 Dennis R. Upshaw 

2021091 DTh1989 Travis P. Jones 

2021092 DTh1989 Kenneth L. Pingleton 

2021093 DTh1989 Brett P. Hersma 

2021094 DTh1989 Kevin A. Beck 

2021095 DTh1989 James L. Willis 

2021096 DTh1989 Jason W. Goertzen 

2021097 DTh1989 J. Christian Jordan 

2021098 DTh1989 Ryan E. Klover 

2021099 DTh1989 Clay E. Brethour 

2021100 DTh1989 Clay A. Walter


2021101 DTh1989 Steven D. Harlan 

2021102 DTh1989 Troy L. Bechtel 

2021103 DTh1989 Samuel R. Gibbs, Jr. 

2021104 DTh1989 Cory L. Anderson 

2021105 DTh1989 David T. Stenzel 

2021106 DTh1989 Donald A. Lockhart 

2021107 DTh1989 Brent R. Weber 

2021108 DTh1989 Jon P. Whitton 

2021109 DTh1989 Dean L. Robbins 

2021110 DTh1989 Troy R. Hedman 

2021111 DTh1990 Mark E. Arford 

2021112 DTh1990 Steven A. Swanson 

2021113 DTh1990 Rance E. Ames 

2021114 DTh1990 Jamie R. Wiegert 

2021115 DTh1990 Jeffrey R. Schmidt 

2021116 DTh1990 James D. Persinger, Jr. 

2021117 DTh1990 Mark D. Sherlock 

2021118 DTh1990 Jeffrey O. Chaney 

2021119 DTh1990 Darrin M. Duff 

2021120 DTh1990 Scott J. Pellman 

2021121 DTh1990 James C. McDiffett 

2021122 DTh1990 Edward K. Simms 

2021123 DTh1990 Gregory J. Taphorn 

2021124 DTh1990 Daniel L. Pfenenger 

2021125 DTh1990 J. Patrick Ribble 

2021126 DTh1990 Burke J. Bundy 

2021127 DTh1990 James F. Copeland 

2021128 DTh1990 Scott E. Goodman 

2021129 DTh1990 Steven J. Lauberth 

2021130 DTh1990 Mark A. Harrison 

2021131 DTh1990 Joseph M. Roche 

2021132 DTh1990 * 

2021133 DTh1990 Joel D. Viterna 

2021134 DTh1990 Korey R. Klover 

2021135 DTh1990 Douglas W. Kohlhase 

2021136 DTh1990 James M. Hughes II 

2021137 DTh1990 Shel L. Barry 

2021138 DTh1990 William E. Stoskopf 

2021139 DTh1990 Blake A. Logan 

2021140 DTh1990 William L. Short, Jr. 

2021141 DTh1990 Chris D. Hauserman 

2021142 DTh1990 David B. Ratzlaff 

2021143 DTh1990 Jeffrey M. Minson 

2021144 DTh1990 Danny L. Jones 

2021145 DTh1990 Gregory A. Lloyd 

2021146 DTh1991 Chad R. Fagerberg 

2021147 DTh1991 Chris S. Barnes 

2021148 DTh1991 James A. Buster 

2021149 DTh1991 Brian T. Dodd 

2021150 DTh1991 Cary M. Ford 

2021151 DTh1991 Doyle J. Baird 

2021152 DTh1991 Travis R. Cottrell 

2021153 DTh1991 Bradley H. Kiekbusch 

2021154 DTh1991 L. Wayne McCoach, Jr. 

2021155 DTh1991 Stephen M. Mosher 

2021156 DTh1991 Jason A. Adams 

2021157 DTh1991 Anthony J. Hansmann 

2021158 DTh1991 Matthew C. James 

2021159 DTh1991 Ryan C. Chatfield 

2021160 DTh1991 David T. Neher 

2021161 DTh1991 John D. Siebs 

2021162 DTh1991 G. Andrew Richards 

2021163 DTh1991 Anthony J. Marton 

2021164 DTh1991 Bryan S. Eitzmann 

2021165 DTh1991 John M. Lynam 

2021166 DTh1991 Patrick A. O'Keefe 

2021167 DTh1991 Bryan T. Nolt 

2021168 DTh1991 Scott L. Hardin 

2021169 DTh1991 David R. Van Vleet 

2021170 DTh1991 Damon E. Earnshaw 

2021171 DTh1991 Steve G. Kaploe 

2021172 DTh1991 Kelly J. Phillips 

2021173 DTh1991 Tim S. Madden 

2021174 DTh1991 Douglas M. Dinkel 

2021175 DTh1991 Jonathan L. Siebold 

2021176 DTh1991 John A. Romes 

2021177 DTh1991 Gregory N. Fuciu 

2021178 DTh1992 Randall C. Newth 

2021179 DTh1992 Chad M. Wilson 

2021180 DTh1992 Todd F. Lakin 

2021181 DTh1992 Brock H. Lofgreen 

2021182 DTh1992 J. Andrew Walls, Jr. 

2021183 DTh1992 Jason R. Patterson 

2021184 DTh1992 Kevin J. McCall 

2021185 DTh1992 Chad A. Lee 

2021186 DTh1992 Bryan D. Locke 

2021187 DTh1992 G. Bradley Gaebler 

2021188 DTh1992 Christopher R. Stipe 

2021189 DTh1992 David L. Fraas 

2021190 DTh1992 Jamie L. Krannawitter 

2021191 DTh1992 Tracy L. Kenison 

2021192 DTh1992 Robert G. Del Popolo, Jr. 

2021193 DTh1992 Clint L. Lowry 

2021194 DTh1992 Tyler D. Fellers 

2021195 DTh1992 Tim M. Orindgreff 

2021196 DTh1992 David M. Saunders 

2021197 DTh1992 Stuart C. Rinkleff 

2021198 DTh1992 Christopher T. Hyer 

2021199 DTh1992 Christopher C. Maddox 

2021200 DTh1992 Steve T. Serum


2021201 DTh1992 Ryan D. Hurlbutt 

2021202 DTh1992 Chris A. Wymer 

2021203 DTh1992 Matt S. Alejos 

2021204 DTh1992 Jonathan A. Yeomans 

2021205 DTh1992 Mark W. Upshaw 

2021206 DTh1993 Ryan A. Newth 

2021207 DTh1993 Daniel R. Stack 

2021208 DTh1993 Svai S. Sanford 

2021209 DTh1993 Christopher L. Palmer 

2021210 DTh1993 Kelly C. Taylor 

2021211 DTh1993 Jason R. Cansler 

2021212 DTh1993 Brett M. Fincham 

2021213 DTh1993 Kevin L. Minor 

2021214 DTh1993 Richard J. Cherra, Jr. 

2021215 DTh1993 Brian S. Cyre 

2021216 DTh1993 Matt L. Fraas 

2021217 DTh1993 Christopher M. Troppito 

2021218 DTh1993 Daniel D. Dow 

2021219 DTh1993 Kirk D. Pellow 

2021220 DTh1993 Douglas A. Geyer 

2021221 DTh1993 Scott A. Rueger 

2021222 DTh1993 Christopher D. Glenn 

2021223 DTh1993 John W. Rhoades 

2021224 DTh1993 Douglas M. LaMunyon 

2021225 DTh1993 Mark E. Mitura 

2021226 DTh1993 Sheldon R. Murphy 

2021227 DTh1993 Michael T. Pfeiffer 

2021228 DTh1993 Michael E. Carroll 

2021229 DTh1993 Jay C. Minton 

2021230 DTh1993 Mark A. Ruda 

2021231 DTh1993 Scott M. Murray 

2021232 DTh1993 Duane G. Warkentin 

2021233 DTh1993 Jarrod R. Kastanek 

2021234 DTh1993 Ty A. Bechtel 

2021235 DTh1993 Michael T. Parisi 

2021236 DTh1993 Kyle B. Greb 

2021237 DTh1993 Brian W. Koehn 

2021238 DTh1993 Cary L. Majors 

2021239 DTh1993 R. Jamie Niece 

2021240 DTh1993 Jeff P. Thornbrugh 

2021241 DTh1993 Paul L. Damm 

2021242 DTh1994 Joe G. Stein 

2021243 DTh1994 F. Ryan Buell 

2021244 DTh1994 James M. Marvel 

2021245 DTh1994 Shane T. Cowan 

2021246 DTh1994 Todd S. Farrar 

2021247 DTh1994 Brian W. Rader 

2021248 DTh1994 Matthew H. Wass de Czege 

2021249 DTh1994 Scott E. Taddiken 

2021250 DTh1994 H. Raymond Sims II 

2021251 DTh1994 Joshua M. Tuel 

2021252 DTh1994 Scott A. Moritz 

2021253 DTh1994 Jereme J. Brueggemann 

2021254 DTh1994 Aaron D. Cordell 

2021255 DTh1994 Scott M. Chamoff 

2021256 DTh1994 Christopher L. Freeman 

2021257 DTh1994 James R. Radle 

2021258 DTh1994 Bryan L. Hethcoat 

2021259 DTh1994 Matthew G. Eshelby 

2021260 DTh1994 Christian J. Kelly 

2021261 DTh1994 Ryan L. Logan 

2021262 DTh1994 Aaron L. Culp 

2021263 DTh1994 Brian R. Ohrt 

2021264 DTh1994 Justin K. Robinson 

2021265 DTh1994 Michael J. Pfannenstiel 

2021266 DTh1994 Brian P. Ansay 

2021267 DTh1994 George E. Zuniga, Jr. 

2021268 DTh1994 Brent A. Nagel 

2021269 DTh1994 Aaron J. Decker 

2021270 DTh1994 Tyler M. Brock 

2021271 DTh1994 David M. Stuever 

2021272 DTh1994 Gary R. Cottrell 

2021273 DTh1994 J. Justin Matchette 

2021274 DTh1994 Jason A. Beckmann 

2021275 DTh1994 Brian D. Heltshe 

2021276 DTh1994 Justin J. Noland 

2021277 DTh1994 Kelly C. Thomas 

2021278 DTh1994 Christian R. Roebke 

2021279 DTh1994 Christopher A. Chapman 

2021280 DTh1995 Jonathan A. Freeman 

2021281 DTh1995 Daniel D. Cherra 

2021282 DTh1995 Joseph M. Smolen 

2021283 DTh1995 Brandon H. Keely 

2021284 DTh1995 D. Eric Hethcoat 

2021285 DTh1995 Darren G. Warkentin 

2021286 DTh1995 Russell W. Taddiken 

2021287 DTh1995 Jason M. Dugan 

2021288 DTh1995 Brian D. Hartis 

2021289 DTh1995 Justin J. Leeper 

2021290 DTh1995 Jason A. Walker 

2021291 DTh1995 Jason J. Perine 

2021292 DTh1995 William J. Molitor 

2021293 DTh1995 Michael S. Thoesen 

2021294 DTh1995 Guy W. Gross 

2021295 DTh1995 Jason L. Endacott 

2021296 DTh1995 Gabriel J. Graham 

2021297 DTh1995 Michael M. Staggs 

2021298 DTh1995 Matthew S. Craig 

2021299 DTh1995 Quincy I. Morris 

2021300 DTh1995 Christopher S. Coad


2021301 DTh1995 Toby J. Crouse 

2021302 DTh1995 Brian A. Nabours 

2021303 DTh1995 William O. Hayes 

2021304 DTh1995 Brian G. Romes 

2021305 DTh1995 James A. Schweller 

2021306 DTh1996 Daniel P. Cataldi 

2021307 DTh1996 John S. Klabunde 

2021308 DTh1996 Gavin M. Vaughn 

2021309 DTh1996 Seth A. Lloyd 

2021310 DTh1996 Brent A. Taylor 

2021311 DTh1996 Sean W. Jackson 

2021312 DTh1996 Matthew D. Seibel 

2021313 DTh1996 Gregg N. Farrar 

2021314 DTh1996 William M. Robinson 

2021315 DTh1996 Matthew T. Lenz 

2021316 DTh1996 Russell P. Baldwin, Jr. 

2021317 DTh1996 Bryan S. Taylor 

2021318 DTh1996 Christopher J. Hendrix 

2021319 DTh1996 George E. Stein 

2021320 DTh1996 Steve J. Prusa 

2021321 DTh1996 Brian A. Oehme 

2021322 DTh1996 Bryan D. Shimkos 

2021323 DTh1996 Zachary S. Sundgren 

2021324 DTh1996 Travis D. Booth 

2021325 DTh1996 Vince C. Sparks 

2021326 DTh1996 Jeffrey M. Pegues 

2021327 DTh1996 Rodney W. Helus 

2021328 DTh1996 Bradley E. Deener 

2021329 DTh1996 Jarred J. Soukup 

2021330 DTh1996 Chad M. Currier 

2021331 DTh1996 John R. Gooch 

2021332 DTh1996 Ryan D. Eftink 

2021333 DTh1996 Richard S. Cole 

2021334 DTh1996 Jason S. Green 

2021335 DTh1997 Joshua T. Brueggemann 

2021336 DTh1997 Brandon M. Hodge 

2021337 DTh1997 Neil P. Adamson 

2021338 DTh1997 Robert M. Bensman 

2021339 DTh1997 Andrew J. Pleviak 

2021340 DTh1997 * 

2021341 DTh1997 Jeremy P. Girard 

2021342 DTh1997 Christopher J. Struzina 

2021343 DTh1997 Curtis D. Snowden 

2021344 DTh1997 Jebtha C. Graham 

2021345 DTh1997 Chad D. Russell 

2021346 DTh1997 David E. Woolf 

2021347 DTh1997 Jonathan R. Richardson 

2021348 DTh1997 Paul G. Ideker 

2021349 DTh1997 Travis M. Poland 

2021350 DTh1997 Mark W. Toepfer 

2021351 DTh1997 Matthew D. Rogers 

2021352 DTh1997 Andrew T. Fitzgerald 

2021353 DTh1997 Ryan L. Glenn 

2021354 DTh1997 Christopher A. Hadley 

2021355 DTh1997 J. Robert Haas III 

2021356 DTh1997 Scott R. Hamblin 

2021357 DTh1997 Scott G. Moore 

2021358 DTh1997 Gabriel J. Nelson 

2021359 DTh1997 Michael A. Boyd 

2021360 DTh1997 Nicholas H. Krier 

2021361 DTh1997 Cameron R. Klein 

2021362 DTh1997 Matthew H. Kenkel 

2021363 DTh1997 Richard A. Webdell 

2021364 DTh1997 Ryan S. Cummings 

2021365 DTh1997 Jeffrey C. Connell 

2021366 DTh1997 Thomas R. Taphorn 

2021367 DTh1997 Ethan A. Kloster 

2021368 DTh1997 Andrew T. Desantis 

2021369 DTh1997 Andrew S. Brackin 

2021370 DTh1997 Todd A. Bohn 

2021371 DTh1997 Bradley J. Joiner 

2021372 DTh1998 Christopher R. Graves 

2021373 DTh1998 James F. Hodges III 

2021374 DTh1998 Jonathan S. Kurche 

2021375 DTh1998 Michael T. Freeman 

2021376 DTh1998 Gregory S. Geyer 

2021377 DTh1998 Daniel A. Ellsworth 

2021378 DTh1998 Justin J. Nelson 

2021379 DTh1998 Anthony K. Hartness 

2021380 DTh1998 Daniel M. Marchant 

2021381 DTh1998 Brice S. Ebert 

2021382 DTh1998 Matthew D. Busby 

2021383 DTh1998 Jason L. Howard 

2021384 DTh1998 Austin R. Aggson 

2021385 DTh1998 Ryan E. Cross 

2021386 DTh1998 B. Luke Lucas 

2021387 DTh1998 Patrick M. Malone 

2021388 DTh1998 C. Scott Duncan 

2021389 DTh1998 John J. Runnebaum 

2021390 DTh1998 M. Trent Grissom II 

2021391 DTh1998 Peter J. Molitor 

2021392 DTh1998 Daniel J. Cooper 

2021393 DTh1998 Gregory L. Smith 

2021394 DTh1998 Johnathan W. Sells 

2021395 DTh1998 Joshua E. McCarn 

2021396 DTh1998 Craig M. Augustine 

2021397 DTh1998 Jason A. Pechar 

2021398 DTh1998 Geremy D. Owen 

2021399 DTh1998 Michael J. Brown 

2021400 DTh1999 Matthew G. Keller


2021401 DTh1999 Benjamin D. Taddiken 

2021402 DTh1999 Kevin N. Oehme 

2021403 DTh1999 Grant P. Bunton 

2021404 DTh1999 Benjamin C. Porter 

2021405 DTh1999 * 

2021406 DTh1999 Richard R. Harrison 

2021407 DTh1999 Jeffrey B. Severino 

2021408 DTh1999 Travis R. Wymer 

2021409 DTh1999 Eric E. Richer 

2021410 DTh1999 Justin C. Morgan 

2021411 DTh1999 Lance T. Jones 

2021412 DTh1999 Chad D. Green 

2021413 DTh1999 Kyle A. Brewer 

2021414 DTh1999 M. Evan Keyser 

2021415 DTh1999 Ryan S. Elder 

2021416 DTh1999 W. Kip Wilson 

2021417 DTh1999 Justin P. Kastanek 

2021418 DTh1999 Tyler J. Stack 

2021419 DTh1999 C. Jason Hannagan 

2021420 DTh1999 Ryan W. Hamm 

2021421 DTh1999 Patrick T. Gibbs 

2021422 DTh1999 Troy A. Holdeman 

2021423 DTh1999 Brian M. Darby 

2021424 DTh1999 Dru H. Schwyhart 

2021425 DTh1999 Justin R. Stein 

2021426 DTh1999 Kerry M. Funk 

2021427 DTh1999 Joshua R. Wedel 

2021428 DTh1999 John W. Chapman 

2021429 DTh1999 Michael S. Rogers 

2021430 DTh1999 Jess M. Adams 

2021431 DTh1999 Matthew R. Bales 

2021432 DTh2000 John F. Thompson 

2021433 DTh2000 Andrew M. Newton 

2021434 DTh2000 Andrew J. Joiner 

2021435 DTh2000 Jacob J. Perkins 

2021436 DTh2000 Tanner N. Klingzell 

2021437 DTh2000 Brett M. Poland 

2021438 DTh2000 Jonathan R. Mein 

2021439 DTh2000 Daniel J. Tokar 

2021440 DTh2000 Benjamin J. Zwick 

2021441 DTh2000 Michael L. Hattrup 

2021442 DTh2000 William A. Mann 

2021443 DTh2000 Andrew J. Jarrett 

2021444 DTh2000 Matthew E. Redhair 

2021445 DTh2000 Blair L. Teater 

2021446 DTh2000 Joshua D. Thies 

2021447 DTh2000 Stephen D. Curtis 

2021448 DTh2000 Brook D. Mitchell 

2021449 DTh2000 Jeremiaha D. Cole 

2021450 DTh2000 Todd A. Sandmann 

2021451 DTh2000 Kellen J. Frank 

2021452 DTh2000 Clint B. Reach 

2021453 DTh2000 Patrick J. McEvoy 

2021454 DTh2000 Daniel R. Adrain 

2021455 DTh2000 Christopher B. Jennings 

2021456 DTh2000 Ramon Perez 

2021457 DTh2000 * 

2021458 DTh2000 David P. Donnelly 

2021459 DTh2001 Clay D. Davis 

2021460 DTh2001 Steven L. Bellinger 

2021461 DTh2001 David M. Keller 

2021462 DTh2001 Timothy J. Bensman 

2021463 DTh2001 Ryan C. Parisi 

2021464 DTh2001 Matthew J. Toepfer 

2021465 DTh2001 Warren R. White 

2021466 DTh2001 Matthew J. Harn 

2021467 DTh2001 Nathan P. Evans 

2021468 DTh2001 Daniel O. Sobek 

2021469 DTh2001 Christopher J. Hinkin 

2021470 DTh2001 Kevin E. Husmann 

2021471 DTh2001 Spencer M. Coatney 

2021472 DTh2001 Jonathan M. Rhoades 

2021473 DTh2001 Graig M. Sells 

2021474 DTh2001 Scott M. Cordes 

2021475 DTh2001 Aaron P. Kenkel 

2021476 DTh2001 Nicholas A. Senatore 

2021477 DTh2001 Ryan P. Vogts 

2921478 DTh2001 Jeremy T. Graham 

2021479 DTh2001 Erik M. Rome 

2021480 DTh2001 Erik P. Ankrom 

2021481 DTh2001 Ryan M. Potter 

2021482 DTh2001 Brian J. Hall 

2021483 DTh2001 Matthew T. Howell 

2021484 DTh2001 Matthew J. Washburn 

2021485 DTh2001 Travis J. DiGirolamo 

2021486 DTh2001 Kenton D. Meyer 

2021487 DTh2001 David J. Weaver 

2021488 DTh2001 Dustin L. Kammerer 

2021489 DTh2001 Chad E. Johnson 

2021490 DTh2001 Trevor L. Winchell 

2021491 DTh2001 James P. Smolen 

2021492 DTh2001 Brian D. Lull 

2021493 DTh2002 Curtis G. Mick 

2021494 DTh2002 Jesse D. Newton 

2021495 DTh2002 Matthew A. Baki 

2021496 DTh2002 Allan R. Sheahan 

2021497 DTh2002 Shane A. Frownfelter 

2021498 DTh2002 Charles D. Robben 

2021499 DTh2002 Brandon C. Converse 

2021500 DTh2002 Peter A. Kelley


2021501 DTh2002 Seth B. Schultz 

2021502 DTh2002 Cole S. Reichle 

2021503 DTh2002 Brian P. Maximuk 

2021504 DTh2002 Jamison B. Elder 

2021505 DTh2002 Shawn A. Cross 

2021506 DTh2002 Andrew T. Henderson 

2021507 DTh2002 Ryan G. Bader 

2021508 DTh2002 Evan B. Hammett 

2021509 DTh2002 Brandon K. Haynes 

2021510 DTh2002 Michael P. Hinkin 

2021511 DTh2002 Brian M. King 

2021512 DTh2002 Michael F. Fernholz 

2021513 DTh2002 Scott M. Freeman 

2021514 DTh2002 William H. Casper 

2021515 DTh2002 Larry D. Long 

2021516 DTh2002 Christopher A. Beyer 

2021517 DTh2002 Bret M. Springs 

2021518 DTh2002 Kevin J. Hudson 

2021519 DTh2002 Jerod M. Topliff 

2021520 DTh2002 William P. Buser 

2021521 DTh2003 Brock C. Lohrey 

2021522 DTh2003 Benjamin R. Smith 

2021523 DTh2003 Christopher A. Mick 

2021524 DTh2003 Jesse G. Moore 

2021525 DTh2003 Ryan K. Hannebaum 

2021526 DTh2003 Matthew J. Duerfeldt 

2021527 DTh2003 Clayton R. Glasco 

2021528 DTh2003 Aaron T. Franklin 

2021529 DTh2003 Kevin P. Grace 

2021530 DTh2003 Mark E. Pultz 

2021531 DTh2003 Jacob R. Will 

2021532 DTh2003 Caden L. Butler 

2021533 DTh2003 Brennan M. Knott 

2021534 DTh2003 Scott R. Strickler 

2021535 DTh2003 Joshua T. Ault 

2021536 DTh2003 Ryan C. Falco 

2021537 DTh2003 Brett A. Allred 

2021538 DTh2003 Brinton T. Walstrom 

2021539 DTh2003 Christopher S. Johnson 

2021540 DTh2003 Bradley J. Hiss 

2021541 DTh2003 Clayton T. Devlin 

2021542 DTh2003 Mark V. Hayes 

2021543 DTh2003 Lafe M. Bauer 

2021544 DTh2003 Brian R. Driscoll 

2021545 DTh2003 Matthew A. Strain 

2021546 DTh2003 Scott R. Sieben 

2021547 DTh2003 Michael D. Durig 

2021548 DTh2003 J. Hunter Ferebee 

2021549 DTh2003 Michael A. Wiber 

2021550 DTh2003 Matthew K. Karstetter 

2021551 DTh2004 Jeffrey E. Elkins 

2021552 DTh2004 Jonathan B. Biggs 

2021553 DTh2004 Sean P. Cordes 

2021554 DTh2004 Scott D. McDermott 

2021555 DTh2004 Brett M. Robben 

2021556 DTh2004 Nathan J. Schnefke 

2021557 DTh2004 Andrew P. Congleton 

2021558 DTh2004 Matthew R. Porter 

2021559 DTh2004 Benjamin C. Nash 

2021560 DTh2004 Cameron M. Sterrett 

2021561 DTh2004 Bryan C. Warne 

2021562 DTh2004 W. Scott Dikeman 

2021563 DTh2004 Daniel C. Burr 

2021564 DTh2004 Dustin D. Klassen 

2021565 DTh2004 Anthony F. Senatore 

2021566 DTh2004 Robert M. Holland 

2021567 DTh2004 Paul M. Senatore 

2021568 DTh2004 Zachary R. J. Wisdom 

2021569 DTh2004 Corey T. MacCallum 

2021570 DTh2004 Peter L. Hinkle 

2021571 DTh2004 Mathew C. Plummer 

2021572 DTh2004 Mark D. Humbarger 

2021573 DTh2004 Matthew F. McComas 

2021574 DTh2004 Christopher R. Nolda 

2021575 DTh2004 Grayson E. Bauer 

2021576 DTh2004 Travis B. Bunk 

2021577 DTh2004 Anthony L. Carter 

2021578 DTh2004 Stephen M. Moritz 

2021579 DTh2005 Garrett B. Linville 

2021580 DTh2005 Tyler F. Newton 

2021581 DTh2005 Joseph E. Strain 

2021582 DTh2005 Bryan E. Klote 

2021583 DTh2005 Jeremy K. Will 

2021584 DTh2005 Kyle A. Potter 

2021585 DTh2005 James R. Fullagar 

2021586 DTh2005 Brady M. Lohrey 

2021587 DTh2005 Bradley R. Stein 

2021588 DTh2005 Ryan M. Kuhn 

2021589 DTh2005 John W. Bensman 

2021590 DTh2005 Shane T. Conaghan 

2021591 DTh2005 Charles T. Ochs 

2021592 DTh2005 Andrew V. Christ 

2021593 DTh2005 Drew M. Wagner 

2021594 DTh2005 Mitchell W. Peterson 

2021595 DTh2005 * 

2021596 DTh2005 Benjamin C. Denvir 

2021597 DTh2005 Todd M. Williams 

2021598 DTh2005 Scott R. Keller 

2021599 DTh2005 Brian A. Buller 

2021600 DTh2005 Shawn M. Taddiken


2021601 DTh2005 * 

2021651 DTh2007 Patrick H. O'Flynn 

2021602 DTh2005 W. Travis Love 

2021652 DTh2007 Joshua W. Oller 

2021603 DTh2005 Cody G. Anderson 

2021653 DTh2007 Aaron M. Ortbals 

2021604 DTh2005 Brian S. Oliver 

2021654 DTh2007 Daniel J. Long 

2021605 DTh2005 Michael J. Manns 

2021655 DTh2007 Calen M. Young 

2021606 DTh2005 Christopher C. Bass 

2021656 DTh2007 Nicholas L. Pfautsch 

2021607 DTh2005 Eric C. Redhair 

2021657 DTh2007 Joseph W. Norris 

2021608 DTh2005 Cory A. Zimmerman 

2021658 DTh2007 Tyler F. Shepherd 

2021609 DTh2005 Bret A. Keeler 

2021659 DTh2007 Adam H. Love 

2021610 DTh2005 Ross W. Brady 

2021660 DTh2007 Jeffrey G. Ferguson 

2021611 DTh2005 Michael J. Rohr 

2021661 DTh2007 Philip B. Newman 

2021612 DTh2005 Tyler S. Nichols 

2021662 DTh2007 Kevin W. Goebel 

2021613 DTh2005 Robert J. Domsch 

2021663 DTh2007 Jacob S. Kaunley 

2021614 DTh2005 Kellen E. Sherlock 

2021664 DTh2007 Ryan P. Thomas 

2021615 DTh2005 Matthew L. Amthor 

2021665 DTh2007 Jared M. Keating 

2021616 DTh2005 Brandon M. Hall 

2021666 DTh2007 William H. Miller 

2021617 DTh2006 Scott A. Swain 

2021667 DTh2007 Jeremy F. Ruff 

2021618 DTh2006 Travis E. C. Brown 

2021668 DTh2007 Colin R. Cummings 

2021619 DTh2006 Patrick T. Criss 

2021669 DTh2007 Carter B. Young 

2021620 DTh2006 Eric T. Leftwich 

2021670 DTh2007 Jay K. Marcus 

2021621 DTh2006 Joshua D. Cromer 

2021671 DTh2007 Tyler J. Geisler 

2021622 DTh2006 Brett D. Kirkpatrick 

2021672 DTh2007 Jordan S. McFall 

2021623 DTh2006 * 

2021673 DTh2007 Cole B. Halbleib 

2021624 DTh2006 Peter E. Boos 

2021674 DTh2007 Kyle R. Schleicher 

2021625 DTh2006 Matthew J. Lindquist 

2021675 DTh2007 Riley M. Wiles 

2021626 DTh2006 Chad M. Baalman 

2021676 DTh2007 Mitchell E. Mattix 

2021627 DTh2006 Christopher W. Frakes 

2021677 DTh2007 Christopher M. Glover 

2021628 DTh2006 Drew W. Britton 

2021678 DTh2007 Jorge C. Ochoa 

2021629 DTh2006 Eric K. Montgomery 

2021679 DTh2008 Nicholas J. Sevart 

2021630 DTh2006 Matthew R. Novellano 

2021680 DTh2008 Daniel A. Unruh 

2021631 DTh2006 Ryan C. Kaman 

2021681 DTh2008 Tyrek J. Artley 

2021632 DTh2006 Tyler C. Wisdom 

2021682 DTh2008 Keith C. Wyss 

2021633 DTh2006 Patrick J. Murphy 

2021683 DTh2008 Paul H. Kuhlman 

2021634 DTh2006 Brian P. Mulcahy 

2021684 DTh2008 Ryan C. Ullom 

2021635 DTh2006 Nicholas J. Poland 

2021685 DTh2008 Albert C. Maurin 

2021636 DTh2006 Gregory E. Dean 

2021686 DTh2008 Matthew E. Bollin 

2021637 DTh2006 Keith B. Schaller 

2021687 DTh2008 Adam C. Kruse 

2021638 DTh2006 Miles R. Lilja 

2021688 DTh2008 Michael W. Hammer 

2021639 DTh2006 Andrew T. Langford 

2021689 DTh2008 David C. Dikeman 

2021640 DTh2006 Samuel J. Hund 

2021690 DTh2008 Samuel L. Denvir 

2021641 DTh2006 Evan C. Coglizer 

2021691 DTh2008 Nicholas T. Mitchum 

2021642 DTh2006 Darren A. St. Thomas 

2021692 DTh2008 Charles F. Clarkson 

2021643 DTh2006 Scott W. McDonald 

2021693 DTh2008 Ryan M. Radetic 

2021644 DTh2007 Nicholas L. Rauth 

2021694 DTh2008 Michael M. Lindquist 

2021645 DTh2007 Trent R. Byquist 

2021695 DTh2008 Connor F. Osbern 

2021646 DTh2007 Jared M. Schnefke 

2021696 DTh2008 Matthew F. Bellinger 

2021647 DTh2007 Scott A. Lange 

2021697 DTh2008 Michael R. McArthur 

2021648 DTh2007 Joseph P. Fangman, Jr. 

2021698 DTh2008 Sean T. Shoemaker 

2021649 DTh2007 Bryce J. Bartu 

2021699 DTh2008 Benton F. Musil 

2021650 DTh2007 Austin G. Waldo 

2021700 DTh2008 Steven I. Miller 


*Member Expelled or Resigned


CHAPTER 10 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER PLEDGE CLASSES 

(1988-2008) 

INITIATION RATES 

(1988-2008)



1. ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER PLEDGE CLASSES 

1988-1989 School Year 

Fall Pledges 

1* Cory Lee Anderson Garden City, Kansas 

2* Troy Lynn Bechtel Shawnee, Kansas 

3I Kevin Aaron Beck Salina, Kansas 

4I Daniel Russell (Dan) Brown Lake Quivira, Kansas 

5I Keith Patrick Corder Overland Park, Kansas 

6D Timothy Mark (Tim) Cottam Salina, Kansas 

7D Todd Robert Fecht Derby, Kansas 

8I Brett Patrick Hersma Stanley, Kansas 

9I Kenneth Peter (Kenny) Jensen Schuyler, Nebraska 

10I Wade Benton Jensik Belleville, Kansas 

11I Darrin Edward Kandt Prairie Village, Kansas 

12I Travis Paul Jones Lenexa, Kansas 

13* Ryan Edward Klover Manhattan, Kansas 

14I Matthew David (Matt) McCoy Great Bend, Kansas 

15I Thomas James Roy (Tom) Meier Wichita, Kansas 

16I Kevin Thomas O=Connor Shawnee, Kansas 

17I Stephen Louis (Steve) Patton Wichita, Kansas 

18I Kennneth Lee (Ken) Pingleton Topeka, Kansas 

19D Christopher Thomas (Chris) Potter Salina, Kansas 

20I John Douglas Rees Harbor Beach, Michigan 

21I Dennis Ray Upshaw Iola, Kansas 

22* Clay Alan Walter Meade, Kansas 

23* Brent Russell Weber Oxford, Mississippi 

24* Jon Paul Whitton Wichita, Kansas 

25I James Lawrence (Jim) Willis Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 

Spring Pledges 

1H Shawn Mark Aldridge Wichita, Kansas 

2* Clay Eric Brethour Wamego, Kansas 

3* Samuel Roy (Sam) Gibbs, Jr. Clay Center, Kansas 

4* Jason Wade Goertzen Salina, Kansas 

5* Steve Douglas Harlan Overland Park, Kansas 

6L Troy Ray Hedman Clay Center, Kansas 

7* James Christian (Chris) Jordan Lansing, Kansas 

8H Douglas Wood (Doug) Kohlhase Overland Park, Kansas 

9* Donald Andrew (Don) Lockhart Lake Quivira, Kansas 

10L Dean Leroy Robbins Courtland, Kansas 

11* David Todd (Dave) Stenzel Clay Center, Kansas 

I=Initiated January 13, 1989: 17 (16 Fall 1988 and 1 Spring 1988 Pledges) 

*=Initiated August 25, 1989: 13 (7 Spring 1989 and 6 Fall 1988 Pledges) 

L=Initiated October 11, 1989: 2 (2 Spring 1989 Pledges) 

D=Depledged: 3 (1 Fall by Chapter and 2 by Grades) 

H=Holdovers Until Fall, 1989: 2



Fall Pledges 

1I Shawn Mark Aldridge Wichita, Kansas 

2I Rance Evan Ames Long Island, Kansas 

3I Mark Eugene Arford Norton, Kansas 

4L Shel Lane Barry Webber, Kansas 

5I Burke Justin Bundy Fairbury, Nebraska 

6I Jeffrey Owen (Jeff) Chaney Lawrence, Kansas 

7I James Frederick (Butch) Copeland Centralia, Kansas 

8I Darrin McConnell Duff Salina, Kansas 

9I Scott Edwin Goodman St. John, Kansas 

10I Mark Andrew Harrison Nickerson, Kansas 

11I James Merle (Jim) Hughes II Salina, Kansas 

12I Korey Ray Klover Manhattan, Kansas 

13I Douglas Wood (Doug) Kohlhase Overland Park, Kansas 

14I Steven John (Steve) Lauberth St. Louis, Missouri 

15I James Clinton McDiffett Alta Vista, Kansas 

16I Scott Joseph Pellman Leavenworth, Kansas 

17I James Dean (Jim) Persinger, Jr. Belleville, Kansas 

18I Daniel Leon (Dan) Pfenenger Jefferson City, Missouri 

19* David Brian (Dave) Ratzlaff Hesston, Kansas 

20I James Patrick (Pat) Ribble Salina, Kansas 

21I Joseph Matthew (Joe) Roche Salina, Kansas 

22I Jeffrey Robert (Jeff) Schmidt Arnold, Missouri 

23I Mark Darren Sherlock St. Francis, Kansas 

24I Edward Kenneth (Ed) Simms Belleville, Kansas 

25L William Edward (Will) Stoskopf Shawnee, Kansas 

26D James Christopher (Chris) Stucky Salina, Kansas 

27I Steven Andrew (Steve) Swanson Prairie Village, Kansas 

28I Gregory James (Greg) Taphorn Beattie, Kansas 

29I Joel Dannon Viterna Manhattan, Kansas 

30I Jamie Ray Wiegert Manhattan, Kansas 


1H Jeff Scott Barrett Overland Park, Kansas 

2* Chris David Hauserman Clay Center, Kansas 

3* Danny Lee Jones Junction City, Kansas 

4* Gregory Alan (Greg) Lloyd Clay Center, Kansas 

5* Blake Addison Logan Wichita, Kansas 

6D James Lee Lundeen Junction City, Kansas 

7H Paul Alexander Marton Greenwich, Connecticut 

8* Jeffrey Michael (Jeff) Minson Arlington Heights, Illinois 

9H David Todd (Dave) Neher Shawnee, Kansas 

10H John Damien Siebs Peoria, Illinois 

11* William Leroy (Bill) Short, Jr. Salina, Kansas 

12D Craig Devin Zernickow Wichita, Kansas 

I=Initiated January 19, 1990: 26 (26 Fall 1989 Pledges) 

L=Initiated March 7, 1990: 2 (2 Fall 1989 Pledges) 


D=Depledged: 3 (1 Fall by Grades; 2 Spring by Chapter) 

H=Holdovers Until Fall, 1990: 4



Fall Pledges 

1I Jason Aaron Adams El Dorado, Kansas 

2I Doyle James Baird Almena, Kansas 

3I Chris Shannon Barnes Hutchinson, Kansas 

4D Jeff Scott Barrett Overland Park, Kansas 

5I James Arden Buster Larned, Kansas 

6I Ryan Chad Chatfield Salina, Kansas 

7I Travis Ryan Cottrell Meade, Kansas 

8I Brian Thurston Dodd Cameron, Missouri 

9I Bryan Scott Eitzmann Hardy, Nebraska 

10I Chad Richard Fagerberg Lake Quivira, Kansas 

11I Cary Michael Ford Olathe, Kansas 

12I Anthony Jerome (Tony) Hansmann Salina, Kansas 

13I Matthew Clark (Matt) James Olathe, Kansas 

14I Bradley Howard (Brad) Kiekbusch Louisburg, Kansas 

15I John Melton Lynam Shawnee, Kansas 

16I Anthony Julius (Tony) Marton Greenwich, Connecticut 

17D Paul Alexander Marton Greenwich, Connecticut 

18I Lawrence Wayne (Wayne) McCoach Salina, Kansas 

19I Stephen Matthew (Steve) Mosher Cuba, Missouri 

20I David Todd (Dave) Neher Shawnee, Kansas 

21I Patrick Anthony (Pat) O=Keefe Colwich, Kansas 

22I George Andrew (Andy) Richards Newton, Kansas 

23D Dax George Riddle Overland Park, Kansas 

24I John Damien Siebs Peoria, Illinois 


1* Douglas Michael (Doug) Dinkel Overland Park, Kansas 

2* Damon Eugene Earnshaw Shawnee, Kansas 

3* Gregory Nicholas (Greg) Fuciu Kansas City, Missouri 

4* Scott Layne Hardin Wichita, Kansas 

5* Steve Gary Kaploe Lenexa, Kansas 

6* Tim Scott Madden Shawnee, Kansas 

7* Bryan Thomas Nolt Salina, Kansas 

8* Kelly Joe Phillips Wichita, Kansas 

9D Richard Randall (Ricky) Ray Almena, Kansas 

10* John Ashley Romes Arlington Heights, Illinois 

11* Jonathan Layne (Jon) Siebold Clay Center, Kansas 

12* David Richard (Dave) Van Vleet Shawnee, Kansas 


*=Initiated August 23, 1991: 11 (11 Spring 1991 Pledges) 

D=Depledged: 4 (2 Fall by Chapter and 1 by Grades; 1 Spring by Grades) 

H=Holdover Until Fall, 1991: 0



Fall Pledges 

1D Christian T. (Chris) Darabant Junction City, Kansas 

2I Robert Gino (Rob) Del Popolo, Jr. Lenexa, Kansas 

3I Tyler Dean (Ty) Fellers Overland Park, Kansas 

4I David Louis (Dave) Fraas Olathe, Kansas 

5I Gordon Bradley (Brad) Gaebler Kansas City, Missouri 

6I Tracy Leroy Kenison Salina, Kansas 

7I Jamie Lynn Krannawitter Grainfield, Kansas 

8I Todd Forrest Lakin Milford, Kansas 

9I Chad Alan Lee Council Grove, Kansas 

10I Bryan David Locke Junction City, Kansas 

11I Brock Harold Lofgreen Norton, Kansas 

12I Clint Lee Lowry Almena, Kansas 

13I Kevin Joseph McCall Concordia, Kansas 

14I Randall Craig (Randy) Newth Overland Park, Kansas 

15I Jason Russell Patterson Overland Park, Kansas 

16D Gabriel James (Gabe) Snyder Belleville, Kansas 

17I Christopher Ryan (Chris) Stipe Overland Park, Kansas 

18I James Andrew (Andy) Walls, Jr. Junction City, Kansas 

19I Chad Marshall Wilson El Dorado, Kansas 


1* Matt Scott Alejos Shawnee, Kansas 

2D David William (Dave) Batchelder Highland, Kansas 

3* Ryan Dean Hurlbutt Wichita, Kansas 

4* Christopher Thomas (Chris) Hyer Olathe, Kansas 

5* Christopher Craig (Chris) Maddox Overland Park, Kansas 

6H Mark Edward Mitura Junction City, Kansas 

7* Tim Michael Orindgreff Wichita, Kansas 

8D Mark Anthony Page Manhattan, Kansas 

9* Stuart Clayton Rinkleff Brownville, Nebraska 

10* David Michael (Dave) Saunders Tonganoxie, Kansas 

11* Steven Thomas (Steve) Serum Olathe, Kansas 

12* Mark William Upshaw Iola, Kansas 

13* Chris A. Wymer Great Bend, Kansas 

14* Jonathan Adam (Jon) Yeomans Overland Park, Kansas 

Affiliate 

A Matthew Dain (Matt) Bayer Wichita, Kansas 



D=Depledged: 4 (2 Fall by Chapter; 1 Spring by Chapter and 1 by Individual) 

H=Holdover Until Fall, 1993: 1 

A=Affiliated Member: 1



Fall Pledges 

1I Jason Richard Cansler Roeland Park, Kansas 

2I Richard Julius (Rich) Cherra Olathe, Kansas 

3I Brian Scott Cyre Overland Park, Kansas 

4I Daniel Darin (Dan) Dow Overland Park, Kansas 

5I Brett Matthew Fincham Meade, Kansas 

6I Matt Lawrence Fraas Olathe, Kansas 

7I Douglas Allen (Doug) Geyer Mission, Kansas 

8I Christopher Donald (Chris) Glenn Topeka, Kansas 

9I Douglas Mack (Doug) LaMunyon Kansas City, Missouri 

10I Kevin Lee Minor Prairie Village, Kansas 

11I Mark Edward Mitura Junction City, Kansas 

12I Sheldon Ross Murphy Rossville, Kansas 

13I Ryan Andrew Newth Overland Park, Kansas 

14I Christopher Lee (Chris) Palmer Downers Grove, Illinois 

15I Kirk Denver Pellow Olathe, Kansas 

16I Michael Todd (Mike) Pfeiffer Leawood, Kansas 

17I John William Rhoades Overland Park, Kansas 

18I Scott Allan Rueger Beattie, Kansas 

19I Svai Steven Sanford Olathe, Kansas 

20I Daniel Rod (Dan) Stack Salina, Kansas 

21I Kelly Coram Taylor Prairie Village, Kansas 

22I Christopher Magness (Chris) Troppito Leawood, Kansas 

23D William Joseph (Bill) Young Wichita, Kansas 

24D Mark Christopher Zorn Wichita, Kansas 


1* Ty Andrew Bechtel Shawnee, Kansas 

2D Christopher James (Chris) Bouchard Arlington Heights, Illinois 

3* Michael Edward (Mike) Carroll Liberty, Missouri 

4* Paul Lawrence Damm Wichita, Kansas 

5* Kyle Bruce Greb Wichita, Kansas 

6* Jarrod Ryan Kastanek Manhattan, Kansas 

7D Jason Daniel Koehler Hanover, Kansas 

8* Brian Wayne Koehn Moundridge, Kansas 

9* Cary Lynn Majors Wichita, Kansas 

10* Jay Cee Minton Wichita, Kansas 

11* Scott Michael Murray Parkville, Missouri 

12L Ronald James (Jamie) Niece Overland Park, Kansas 

13* Michael Thomas (Mike) Parisi Kansas City, Missouri 

14H James Robert (Jimmy) Radle Manhattan, Kansas 

15* Mark Alan Ruda Topeka, Kansas 

16* Jeff Patrick Thornbrugh Larned, Kansas 

17D Brent Emre Traylor Wichita, Kansas 

18* Duane Gregory Warkentin Newton, Kansas 



L=Initiated January 14, 1994: 1 (1 Spring 1993 Pledge) 

D=Depledged: 5 (1 Fall by Individual and 1 by Grades; 1 Spring by Individual and 2 by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Jereme Justin Brueggemann Shawnee, Kansas 

2I Frank Ryan (Ryan) Buell Kansas City, Missouri 

3I Scott Michael Chamoff Salina, Kansas 

4I Aaron Dean Cordell Colwich, Kansas 

5I Shane Thomas Cowan Rossville, Kansas 

6D Richard Bradley (Brad) Crouch Leawood, Kansas 

7I Aaron Leroy Culp Goddard, Kansas 

8D Dax Dereck Duncan Topeka, Kansas 

9I Matthew George (Matt) Eshelby Overland Park, Kansas 

10I Todd Stuart Farrar Milton, Kansas 

11I Christopher Loran (Chris) Freeman Lenexa, Kansas 

12D Brian Lawrence Harbaugh Salina, Kansas 

13I Bryan Ladd Hethcoat Lansing, Kansas 

14D Shane Michael Hicks Kansas City, Missouri 

15I Christian Joseph (Chris) Kelly Shawnee, Kansas 

16I Ryan Leon Logan Lenexa, Kansas 

17D Timothy Ryan (Tim) Luchinske Almena, Kansas 

18I James Mansfield (Jimmy) Marvel Arkansas City, Kansas 

19I Scott Anthony Moritz Norton, Kansas 

20I Brian Robert Ohrt Lenexa, Kansas 

21I Michael James (Mike) Pfannenstiel Overland Park, Kansas 

22I Brian Wayne Rader Leavenworth, Kansas 

23I James Robert (Jimmy) Radle Manhattan, Kansas 

24I Justin Keith Robinson Centralia, Kansas 

25D Michael Joseph (Mike) Rottinghaus Wetmore, Kansas 

26D Derek René Schrag Moundridge, Kansas 

27I Herbert Raymond (Ray) Sims II Olathe, Kansas 

28I Joe George Stein Salina, Kansas 

29I Scott Ervin Taddiken Clay Center, Kansas 

30* Kelly Christopher Thomas Clay Center, Kansas 

31I Joshua Michael (Josh) Tuel Shawnee, Kansas 

32I Matthew Huba (Matt) Wass de Czege Manhattan, Kansas 


1* Brian Paul Ansay Olathe, Kansas 

2* Jason Andrew Beckmann Wichita, Kansas 

3* Tyler Matthew (Ty) Brock Fowler, Kansas 

4L Christopher Alan (Kit) Chapman Salina, Kansas 

5* Gary Russell Cottrell Holcomb, Kansas 

6* Aaron John Decker Junction City, Kansas 

7D William Christopher (Chris) Harmon Merriam, Kansas 

8* Brian Douglas Heltshe Wakefield, Rhode Island 

9* Jaccard Justin (Justin) Matchette Lenexa, Kansas 

10* Brent Allen Nagel Shawnee, Kansas 

11* Justin Joseph Noland Clearwater, Kansas 

12* Christian Ray (Chris) Roebke Clay Center, Kansas 

13D Brian Robert Ruda Atwood, Kansas 

14D Alan Rafael Sarabia Overland Park, Kansas 

15* David Michael (Dave) Stuever Andale, Kansas 

16* George Eugene Zuniga, Jr. Olathe, Kansas 



L=Initiated November 14, 1994: 1 (1 Spring 1994 Pledge) 

D=Depledged: 10 (2 Fall by Chapter, 3 by Individual and 2 by Grades; 1 Spring by Chapter and 2 by Individual) 




Fall Pledges 

1D James Joseph (Jimmy) Aylward, Jr. Goddard, Kansas 

2I Daniel Douglas (Dan) Cherra Olathe, Kansas 

3* Christopher Scott (Chris) Coad Salina, Kansas 

4I Jason Michael Dugan Shawnee, Kansas 

5I Jonathan Andrew (Jon) Freeman Lenexa, Kansas 

6I Brian David Hartis Lenexa, Kansas 

7* William O=Neil (Will) Hayes Leavenworth, Kansas 

8I David Eric (Eric) Hethcoat Lansing, Kansas 

9I Brandon Houston Keely Leawood, Kansas 

10I Justin Joseph Leeper Rossville, Kansas 

11I William James (Bill) Molitor Andale, Kansas 

12I Jason John Perine Rossville, Kansas 

13I Joseph Michael (Joe) Smolen Overland Park, Kansas 

14I Russell William (Russ) Taddiken Clay Center, Kansas 

15I Jason Andrew Walker El Dorado, Kansas 

16I Darren Glen Warkentin Newton, Kansas 


1* Matthew Sean (Matt) Craig Overland Park, Kansas 

2* Toby Jon Crouse Galva, Kansas 

3* Jason Lawrence Endacott Manhattan, Kansas 

4* Gabriel James (Gabe) Graham Overland Park, Kansas 

5* Guy William Gross Salina, Kansas 

6D Troy Robert Huber Stanley, Kansas 

7D Jess Carter Louk Olathe, Kansas 

8* Quincy Ian Morris Shawnee, Kansas 

9* Brian Aric Nabours Leawood, Kansas 

10* Brian Gerald Romes Arlington Heights, Illinois 

11* James Anthony (J.T.) Schweller Olathe, Kansas 

12* Michael Monroe (Mike) Staggs Dodge City, Kansas 

13* Michael Scott (Mike) Thoesen Hastings, Nebraska 



D=Depledged: 3 (1 Fall by Grades; 1 Spring by Individual and 1 by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Russell Phillip (Russ) Baldwin, Jr. Lansing, Kansas 

2I Daniel Paul (Dan) Cataldi Olathe, Kansas 

3* Chad Michael Currier Sedgwick, Kansas 

4* Bradley Eric (Brad) Deener Arkansas City, Kansas 

5I Gregg Nathan Farrar Milton, Kansas 

6D Vance Alan Fisher St. John, Kansas 

7I Christopher James (Chris) Hendrix Coffeyville, Kansas 

8I Sean William Jackson Manhattan, Kansas 

9I John Stephen Klabunde Manhattan, Kansas 

10I Matthew Thomas (Matt) Lenz Stillwell, Kansas 

11I Seth Andrew Lloyd Clay Center, Kansas 

12I William Mark (Will) Robinson Olathe, Kansas 

13D Jonathan Lee (Jon) Scantlin Liberal, Kansas 

14I Matthew Don (Matt) Seibel Liberal, Kansas 

15I Brent Alan Taylor Overland Park, Kansas 

16I Bryan Shannon Taylor Shawnee, Kansas 

17I Gavin Michael Vaughn Arkansas City, Kansas 

Special Initiate 

S George Elmer Stein Salina, Kansas 


1* Travis Don Booth Shawnee, Kansas 

2* Richard Scott (Rich) Cole Bennington, Kansas 

3* Ryan David Eftink Oran, Missouri 

4* John Ryan Gooch Liberal, Kansas 

5* Jason Scott Green El Dorado, Kansas 

6* Rodney Wayne (Rod) Helus Ellsworth, Kansas 

7* Brian August Oehme Liberal, Kansas 

8* Jeffrey Miles (Jeff) Pegues Parsons, Kansas 

9* Steven Joseph (Steve) Prusa Coldwater, Kansas 

10* Bryan Douglas Shimkos Topeka, Kansas 

11* Jarred Joseph Soukup Ellsworth, Kansas 

12* Vince Charles Sparks Shawnee, Kansas 

13* Zachary Shay (Zach) Sundgren El Dorado, Kansas 


S=Special Initiate January 21, 1996: 1 


D=Depledged: 2 (1 Fall by Individual and 1 by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Neil Patrick Adamson Wichita, Kansas 

2I Robert Michael (Rob) Bensman Overland Park, Kansas 

3I Mitchell Wesley (Mitch) Bivens Overland Park, Kansas 

4I Michael Adam (Mike) Boyd Lee=s Summit, Missouri 

5I Joshua Tyson (Josh) Brueggemann Shawnee, Kansas 

6I Andrew Thomas Fitzgerald Liberal, Kansas 

7I Jeremy Pierre Girard Salina, Kansas 

8I Ryan Lee Glenn Leawood, Kansas 

9I Jebtha Clayton (Jeb) Graham Overland Park, Kansas 

10I James Robert (Robby) Haas III Overland Park, Kansas 

11I Christopher Allen (Chris) Hadley Wichita, Kansas 

12I Scott Robert Hamblin Olathe, Kansas 

13I Brandon Mark Hodge Leawood, Kansas 

14I Paul Garrett Ideker St. Joseph, Missouri 

15I Nicholas Hunter (Nick) Krier Salina, Kansas 

16I Scott Gordon Moore Overland Park, Kansas 

17I Gabriel Jerome (Gabe) Nelson Olathe, Kansas 

18I Andrew John Pleviak Topeka, Kansas 

19I Travis Michael Poland Olathe, Kansas 

20I Jonathan Robert (Jon) Richardson Salina, Kansas 

21I Matthew Dean (Matt) Rogers Olathe, Kansas 

22I Chad David Russell Shawnee, Kansas 

23I Curtis Daniel (Curt) Snowden Arkansas City, Kansas 

24I Christopher John (Chris) Struzina Lenexa, Kansas 

25I Mark William Toepfer Shawnee, Kansas 

26I David Edward (Dave) Woolf Wichita, Kansas 


1* Todd Austin Bohn Pratt, Kansas 

2* Andrew Scott (Andy) Brackin Bennington, Kansas 

3* Jeffrey Chad (Jeff) Connell Olathe, Kansas 

4L Ryan Stephen Cummings Kansas City, Missouri 

5D James Kyle (Kyle) Deatherage St. Joseph, Missouri 

6* Andrew Thomas Desantis Leawood, Kansas 

7* Bradley John (Brad) Joiner Overland Park, Kansas 

8* Matthew Henry (Matt) Kenkel Ozawkie, Kansas 

9* Cameron Robert Klein Overland Park, Kansas 

10* Ethan Addison Kloster Manhattan, Kansas 

11D Wayne Thomas Ryan Marysville, Kansas 

12* Thomas Ryan (Tom) Taphorn Beattie, Kansas 

13* Richard Aaron (Rich) Webdell Holcomb, Kansas 



L=Initiated September 1, 1997: 1 (1 Spring 1997 Pledge) 

D=Depledged: 2 (2 Spring by Individual) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Austin Randl Aggson Concordia, Kansas 

2I Matthew David (Matt) Busby Mission, Kansas 

3I Ryan Edward Cross Olathe, Kansas 

4I Christopher Scott (Scott) Duncan Overland Park, Kansas 

5I Brice Stephen Ebert Westmoreland, Kansas 

6I Daniel Allen (Danny) Ellsworth Olathe, Kansas 

7I Michael Thomas Freeman Lenexa, Kansas 

8I Gregory Scott (Greg) Geyer Mission, Kansas 

9I Christopher Ryan (Chris) Graves Manhattan, Kansas 

10I Monte Trent (Trent) Grissom II Overland Park, Kansas 

11I Anthony Kent Hartness Andover, Kansas 

12I James Franklin (Jimmy) Hodges III Lenexa, Kansas 

13I Jason Lee Howard Halstead, Kansas 

14I Jonathan Scott (Jon) Kurche Lenexa, Kansas 

15I Brian Luke (Luke) Lucas Topeka, Kansas 

16I Patrick Michael (Pat) Malone Topeka, Kansas 

17I Daniel Mark (Dan) Marchant Oakley, Kansas 

18I Justin James Nelson Emporia, Kansas 

19D Cody Alan Phillips St. Joseph, Missouri 

20I John Jeremiah Runnebaum Marysville, Kansas 

21D Nathan Allan Strandmark Garden City, Kansas 


1D Aaron Michael Adams St. Joseph, Missouri 

2* Craig Michael Augustine Salina, Kansas 

4* Daniel Joseph (Danny) Cooper Olathe, Kansas 

5D William Raymond (Bill) Granfors Lenexa, Kansas 

6* Joshua Edward (Josh) McCarn Marysville, Kansas 

7* Peter James (Pete) Molitor Andale, Kansas 

8* Geremy Dean Owen Derby, Kansas 

9* Jason Allen Pechar Olathe, Kansas 

10* Johnathan Wayne (Jon) Sells Marysville, Kansas 

11H Allen Joseph Smith Overland Park, Kansas 

12* Gregory Lyle (Greg) Smith Hannibal, Missouri 

13H William Kip (Kip) Wilson Manhattan, Kansas 

Posthumous Initiate 

P Michael Joseph (Mike) Brown Lee=s Summit, Missouri 



P=Posthumously Initiated August 20, 1998: 1 

D=Depledged: 4 (1 Fall by Chapter and 1 in Spring by Grades; 

1 Spring by Individual and 1 by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Kyle Allen Brewer Concordia, Kansas 

2I Grant Patrick Bunton Lenexa, Kansas 

3I Ryan Scott Elder Leawood, Kansas 

4D Jeremy Daniel Glenn Leawood, Kansas 

5I Chad Daniel Green El Dorado, Kansas 

6I Richard Robert (Bob) Harrison Gardner, Kansas 

7I Lance Tyler Jones Salina, Kansas 

8I Justin Paul Kastanek Manhattan, Kansas 

9I Matthew Gerard (Matt) Keller Overland Park, Kansas 

10I Mark Evan (Evan) Keyser Kansas City, Missouri 

11D Tony David Long Manhattan, Kansas 

12D Brian Dennis Lull Manhattan, Kansas 

13I Justin Chisom Morgan Salina, Kansas 

14I Kevin Neil Oehme Liberal, Kansas 

15I Benjamin Cory (Ben) Porter Lenexa, Kansas 

16I Eric Edward Richer Lenexa, Kansas 

17* Michael Steven (Mike) Rogers Olathe, Kansas 

18I Jeffrey Brian (Jeff) Severino Overland Park, Kansas 

19I Allen Joseph Smith Overland Park, Kansas 

20I Tyler James (T.J.) Stack Salina, Kansas 

21* Justin Robert Stein Salina, Kansas 

22I Benjamin Douglas (Ben) Taddiken Clay Center, Kansas 

23I William Kip (Kip) Wilson Manhattan, Kansas 

24I Travis Ray Wymer Wichita, Kansas 

25D Collin David Yoachim Arkansas City, Kansas 


1* Jess Michael Adams Overland Park, Kansas 

2* Matthew Richard (Matt) Bales Lyons, Kansas 

3* John William Chapman Manhattan, Kansas 

4* Brian Michael Darby Overland Park, Kansas 

5* Kerry Michael Funk Newton, Kansas 

6* Patrick Timothy (Pat) Gibbs Overland Park, Kansas 

7* Ryan Wade Hamm Wichita, Kansas 

8* Charles Jason (Jason) Hannagan Lakin, Kansas 

9* Troy Allen Holdeman Halstead, Kansas 

10D Korben Joseph Konrady Overland Park, Kansas 

11H William Austin (Will) Mann Coffeyville, Kansas 

12* Dru Harrison Schwyhart Winfield, Kansas 

13* Joshua Ryan (Josh) Wedel Liberal, Kansas 



D=Depledged: 5 (1 Fall by Chapter, 1 by Grades, 1 in Spring by Individual and 

1 in Spring by Grades; 1 Spring by Chapter) 




Fall Pledges 

1* Noel Wayne Adamson Wichita, Kansas 

2D Jeremy Jon (Jerry) Braklow Overland Park, Kansas 

3I Jeremiaha D. Cole Bennington, Kansas 

4I Stephen Daniel (Steve) Curtis Libertyville, Illinois 

5D Philip Travis (Phil) Duncan Overland Park, Kansas 

6I Michael Lawrence (Mike) Hattrup Manhattan, Kansas 

7I Andrew James (Andy) Jarrett Liberty, Missouri 

8I Andrew James (Andy) Joiner Overland Park, Kansas 

9I Tanner Neil Klingzell Salina, Kansas 

10I William Austin (Will) Mann Coffeyville, Kansas 

11I Jonathan Ryan (Jon) Mein Girard, Kansas 

12I Brook Denton Mitchell Hamilton, Kansas 

13I Andrew Martin (Andy) Newton Stilwell, Kansas 

14I Jacob James (Jake) Perkins Omaha, Nebraska 

15I Brett Matthew Poland Olathe, Kansas 

16I Matthew Edward (Matt) Redhair Overland Park, Kansas 

17D Brian James Robinson Olathe, Kansas 

18I Todd Anthony Sandmann Beattie, Kansas 

19D Marc Thomas Smith Overland Park, Kansas 

20I Blair Landen Teater Overland Park, Kansas 

21I Joshua David (Josh) Thies Manhattan, Kansas 

22I John Forrest Thompson Salina, Kansas 

23I Daniel Joshua (Danny) Tokar Overland Park, Kansas 

24I Benjamin Joseph (Ben) Zwick Overland Park, Kansas 


1* Daniel Ryan (Dan) Adrain Shawnee, Kansas 

2D Bradley Alan (Brad) Cameron Omaha, Nebraska 

3* Kellen James Frank Stilwell, Kansas 

4D Dustin James Germer Marysville, Kansas 

5* Christopher Barrett (Chris) Jennings Overland Park, Kansas 

6* Patrick Joseph (Pat) McEvoy Overland Park, Kansas 

7* Ramon (Ray) Perez Salina, Kansas 

8* Clint Bruce Reach Kansas City, Kansas 

9H Ryan Paul Vogts Girard, Kansas 

10D Jonathan Cory (Jon) Wadman Overland Park, Kansas 


S David Patrick (Dave) Donnelly Manhattan, Kansas 



S=Special Initiate August 18, 2000: 1 

D=Depledged: 7 (1 Fall by Chapter, 2 by Grades and 1 in Spring by Grades; 

1 Spring by Chapter, 1 by Individual and 1 by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Steven Lawrence (Steve) Bellinger Manhattan, Kansas 

2I Timothy James (Tim) Bensman Overland Park, Kansas 

3I Spencer Murray Coatney Ottawa, Kansas 

4I Scott Michael Cordes Leawood, Kansas 

5I Clay Duane Davis Westmoreland, Kansas 

6D Jamison Brett (Jamie) Elder Leawood, Kansas 

7I Nathan Paul (Nate) Evans Girard, Kansas 

8D Caleb Isaac Fitzgerald Liberal, Kansas 

9I Jeremy Tyler Graham Overland Park, Kansas 

10I Matthew Joseph (Matt) Harn Olathe, Kansas 

11I Christopher James (C.J.) Hinkin Manhattan, Kansas 

12I Kevin Eric Husmann Overland Park, Kansas 

13I David Michael (Dave) Keller Overland Park, Kansas 

14I Aaron Paul Kenkel Ozawkie, Kansas 

15* Kenton Daniel Meyer Sabetha, Kansas 

16D Joshua Timothy (Josh) O=Neil Marysville, Kansas 

17I Ryan Christopher Parisi Kansas City, Missouri 

18I Jonathan McStay (Jon) Rhoades Olathe, Kansas 

19I Graig Michael Sells Marysville, Kansas 

20I Nicholas Anthony (Nick) Senatore Overland Park, Kansas 

21* James Peter (Jim) Smolen Omaha, Nebraska 

22I Daniel O=Connor (Dan) Sobek Lenexa, Kansas 

23I Matthew Joseph (Matt) Toepfer Shawnee, Kansas 

24I Ryan Paul Vogts Girard, Kansas 

25I Warren Robert White Lenexa, Kansas 


1* Erik Preston Ankrom Winfield, Kansas 

2* Travis James DiGirolamo Overland Park, Kansas 

3* Brian John Hall Prairie Village, Kansas 

4* Matthew Tyler (Matt) Howell St. Charles, Missouri 

5* Chad Eric Johnson St. Joseph, Missouri 

6* Dustin Lee Kammerer Merriam, Kansas 

7* Ryan Montgomery Potter Manhattan, Kansas 

8* Erik Michael Rome Overland Park, Kansas 

9* Matthew John (Matt) Washburn Derby, Kansas 

10* David Jacob (Dave) Weaver Manhattan, Kansas 

11* Trevor Lane Winchell Liberal, Kansas 


S Brian Dennis Lull Manhattan, Kansas 




D=Depledged: 3 (2 Fall by Grades and 1 in Spring by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Ryan Ghassan Bader Overland Park, Kansas 

2I Matthew Allen (Matt) Baki Overland Park, Kansas 

3I Brandon Charles Converse Manhattan, Kansas 

4I Shawn Adrian Cross Great Bend, Kansas 

5I Jamison Brett (Jamie) Elder Leawood, Kansas 

6I Shane Andrew Frownfelter Topeka, Kansas 

7I Evan Brady Hammett Stilwell, Kansas 

8I Brandon Kyle Haynes Shawnee, Kansas 

9I Andrew Thomas (Drew) Henderson Lenexa, Kansas 

10I Michael Paul (Mike) Hinkin Manhattan, Kansas 

11* Kevin James Hudson Lenexa, Kansas 

12I Peter Alexander (Pete) Kelley Shawnee, Kansas 

13I Brian Paul Maximuk Overland Park, Kansas 

14I Curtis Gregory (Curt) Mick Osborne, Kansas 

15I Jesse Daniel Newton Stilwell, Kansas 

16I Cole Stephen Reichle Auburn, Kansas 

17I Charles Daniel (Charlie) Robben Oakley, Kansas 

18I Seth Brandon Schultz Wichita, Kansas 

19I Allan Richard Sheahan Manhattan, Kansas 


1* Christopher Alan (Chris) Beyer Independence, Kansas 

2* William Paul (Billy) Buser Overland Park, Kansas 

3* William Howard (Bill) Casper Overland Park, Kansas 

4D John Hunter (Hunter) Ferebee Overland Park, Kansas 

5* Michael Francis (Mike) Fernholz Overland Park, Kansas 

6* Scott Michael Freeman Carmel, Indiana 

7* Brian Matthew King Iola, Kansas 

8* Larry David Long Stuttgart, Germany 

9D Scott Michael Minter Overland Park, Kansas 

10* Bret Michael Springs Leawood, Kansas 

11* Jerod Michael Topliff Rockwall, Texas 


*=Initiated August 16, 2002: 10 (9 Spring 2002 Pledges and 1 Fall 2001 Pledge) 

D=Depledged: 2 (1 Spring by Chapter and 1 by Grades) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Brett Anthony Allred Leawood, Kansas 

2I Joshua Thomas (Josh) Ault Olathe, Kansas 

3D Andrew Jesse (Jesse) Brown Carl Junction, Missouri 

4I Caden Luke (Cade) Butler Great Bend, Kansas 

5I Clayton Thomas Devlin Topeka, Kansas 

6* Brian Robert Driscoll Overland Park, Kansas 

7I Matthew Joel (Matt) Duerfeldt Manhattan, Kansas 

8I Ryan Christopher Falco Shawnee, Kansas 

9I Aaron Trent Franklin Iola, Kansas 

10I Clayton Roy (Clay) Glasco Wichita, Kansas 

11I Kevin Patrick Grace Jefferson City, Missouri 

12I Ryan Kent Hannebaum Salina, Kansas 

13I Mark Vincent Hayes Iola, Kansas 

14I Bradley James (Brad) Hiss Great Bend, Kansas 

15I Christopher Steven (Chris) Johnson Lawrence, Kansas 

16I Brennan Michael Knott Andover, Kansas 

17I Brock Christopher Lohrey Shawnee, Kansas 

18D Sean Timothy McEvoy Overland Park, Kansas 

19I Christopher Alan (Chris) Mick Osborne, Kansas 

20I Jesse Graham Moore Great Bend, Kansas 

21I Mark Edward Pultz Riley, Kansas 

22* Scott Richard Sieben Manhattan, Kansas 

23I Benjamin Royal (Ben) Smith Overland Park, Kansas 

24I Scott Ryan Strickler Iola, Kansas 

25D James Brian (Jimmy) Sullivan Overland Park, Kansas 

26I Brinton Tyler Walstrom Overland Park, Kansas 

27I Jacob Roy Will Gypsum, Kansas 


1D Bryan Dominic Allen Lawrence, Kansas 

2* Lafe Michael Bauer Leawood, Kansas 

3* Michael David (Mike) Durig Overland Park, Kansas 

4* John Hunter (Hunter) Ferebee Overland Park, Kansas 

5D Daniel Alan (Dan) Hill Overland Park, Kansas 

6* Matthew Kyle (Matt) Karstetter McPherson, Kansas 

7H Jarrod Allan Smith Beattie, Kansas 

8* Matthew Allen (Matt) Strain Overland Park, Kansas 

9* Michael Anthony (Mike) Wiber Shawnee, Kansas 

10D Aaron Joseph Youngworth Louisburg, Kansas 


*=Initiated August 22, 2003: 8 (6 Spring 2003 Pledges and 2 Fall 2002 Pledges) 

D=Depledged: 6 (1 Fall by Chapter and 2 by Individual; 3 Spring by Chapter) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Jonathan Brian (Jon) Biggs Lenexa, Kansas 

2I Daniel Clayton (Dan) Burr Manhattan, Kansas 

3I Andrew Paul Congleton Manhattan, Kansas 

4I Sean Patrick Cordes Leawood, Kansas 

5I William Scott (Scott) Dikeman Leawood, Kansas 

6I Jeffrey Eugene (Jeff) Elkins Leawood, Kansas 

7I Robert Michael (Rob) Holland Bucyrus, Kansas 

8I Dustin Dean Klassen Hesston, Kansas 

9I Corey Thomas MacCallum Overland Park, Kansas 

10I Scott Douglas McDermott Overland Park, Kansas 

11I Benjamin Charles (Ben) Nash Stilwell, Kansas 

12I Matthew Robert (Matt) Porter Lenexa, Kansas 

13I Brett Mitchell Robben Oakley, Kansas 

14I Nathan James Schnefke Shawnee, Kansas 

15I Anthony Frank (Tony) Senatore Overland Park, Kansas 

16I Paul Michael Senatore Overland Park, Kansas 

17D Jarrod Allan Smith Beattie, Kansas 

18I Cameron Michael (Cam) Sterrett Overland Park, Kansas 

19I Bryan Christopher Warne Lenexa, Kansas 

20I Zachary Ryan Joseph (Zach) Wisdom Leawood, Kansas 


1D Matthew Scott (Matt) Anderson Garden City, Kansas 

2* Grayson Ernest (Gray) Bauer Leawood, Kansas 

3* Travis Brooks Bunk Concordia, Kansas 

4* Anthony Lamar Carter Colorado Springs, Colorado 

5* Peter Lee (Pete) Hinkle Overland Park, Kansas 

6* Mark David Humbarger Manhattan, Kansas 

7* Matthew Franklin (Matt) McComas Pampa, Texas 

8* Christopher Richard Nolda Naperville, Illinois 

9* Mathew Clay (Matt) Plummer Manhattan, Kansas 


S Stephen Mathew (Steve) Moritz Overland Park, Kansas 

I=Initiated January 23, 2004: 19 

*=Initiated August 20, 2004: 8 


D=Depledged: 2 (1 Fall by Grades; 1 Spring by Chapter) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Cody Glenn Anderson Olathe, Kansas 

2I Christopher Corey (Chris) Bass Stilwell, Kansas 

3I John William Bensman Overland Park, Kansas 

4L Ross Wilson Brady Overland Park, Kansas 

5I Brian Adam Buller Hesston, Kansas 

6I Andrew Vernon Christ Overland Park, Kansas 

7I Shane Thomas Conaghan Overland Park, Kansas 

8I Benjamin Carey (Ben) Denvir Lenexa, Kansas 

9I James Robert Fullagar Manhattan, Kansas 

10I Bret Alan Keeler Gypsum, Kansas 

11I Scott Ross Keller Olathe, Kansas 

12I Bryan Edward Klote Leawood, Kansas 

13I Derek Alan Kruse Salina, Kansas 

14I Ryan Michael Kuhn Manhattan, Kansas 

15I Garrett Breckenridge Linville Shawnee, Kansas 

16I Brady Michael Lohrey Shawnee, Kansas 

17I William Travis (Travis) Love Merriam, Kansas 

18I Michael James (Mike) Manns Overland Park, Kansas 

19I Tyler Fitzgerald Newton Stilwell, Kansas 

20I Charles James (Charlie) Ochs Hoxie, Kansas 

21I Brian Samuel Oliver Overland Park, Kansas 

22I Loren Michael Peters Leawood, Kansas 

23I Mitchell Warren (Mitch) Peterson Lenexa, Kansas 

24I Kyle Arneson Potter Manhattan, Kansas 

25I Eric Charles Redhair Leawood, Kansas 

26D Matthew James (Matt) Roberson Olathe, Kansas 

27I Joseph Earl (Joey) Strain Overland Park, Kansas 

28I Bradley Robert (Brad) Stein Overland Park, Kansas 

29I Shawn Marcus Taddiken Clifton, Kansas 

30I Drew Michael Wagner Overland Park, Kansas 

31I Jeremy Keith Will Gypsum, Kansas 

32I Todd Michael Williams Overland Park, Kansas 

33I Cory Allen Zimmerman Great Bend, Kansas 


1* Matthew Lee (Matt) Amthor Leavenworth, Kansas 

2* Robert John (Bobby) Domsch Shawnee, Kansas 

3* Brandon Michael Hall Stilwell, Kansas 

4* Tyler Scott Nichols Osborne, Kansas 

5* Michael James (Mike) Rohr Derby, Kansas 

6* Kellen Ernest Sherlock Washington, Kansas 


L=Initiated March 13, 2005: 1 (1 Fall Pledge) 


D=Depledged: 1 (1 Fall by Individual) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Chad Michael Baalman Oakley, Kansas 

2I Peter Edward Boos Overland Park, Kansas 

3I Drew William Britton Ellsworth, Kansas 

4I Travis Eugene Charles Brown Manhattan, Kansas 

5* Evan Curtis Coglizer Olathe, Kansas 

6I Patrick Tyler (Pat) Criss Overland Park, Kansas 

7I Joshua David (Josh) Cromer Topeka, Kansas 

8I Gregory Eugene (Greg) Dean Merriam, Kansas 

9I Christopher Wayne (Chris) Frakes Manhattan, Kansas 

10I Ryan Christopher Kaman Overland Park, Kansas 

11D Andrew Martin Kinsman Lenexa, Kansas 

12I Brett Daniel Kirkpatrick Overland Park, Kansas 

13I Eric Thomas Leftwich Lenexa, Kansas 

14I Miles Robert Lilja Lake Quivira, Kansas 

15I Matthew James (Matt) Lindquist Manhattan, Kansas 

16I Eric Kyle Montgomery Leawood, Kansas 

17I Brian Patrick Mulcahy Olathe, Kansas 

18I Patrick Joseph (Pat) Murphy Overland Park, Kansas 

19I Matthew Robert (Matt) Novellano Overland Park, Kansas 

20I Nicholas Jason (Nick) Poland Olathe, Kansas 

21I Adam Kyle Richer Atchison, Kansas 

22I Keith Bruce Schaller Overland Park, Kansas 

23I Scott Andrew Swain Lenexa, Kansas 

24I Tyler Cole Wisdom Leawood, Kansas 

Affiliate 

A Mark Robert Inman Olathe, Kansas 


1* Samuel Joseph (Sam) Hund Shawnee, Kansas 

2* Andrew Thomas Langford Wichita, Kansas 

3* Scott Wylie McDonald Jefferson City, Missouri 

4H Jorge Cristian (George) Ochoa Texarkana, Texas 

5* Darren Anthony St. Thomas Olathe, Kansas 


*=Initiated August 18, 2006: 

D=Depledged: 1 (1 Fall by Chapter) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Bryce James Bartu Grand Island, Nebraska 

2I Trent Robert Byquist Salina, Kansas 

3I Colin Robert Cummings Lenexa, Kansas 

4I Joseph Paul (Paul) Fangman, Jr. Hutchinson, Kansas 

5I Jeffrey Garrett Ferguson Overland Park, Kansas 

6I Kevin William Goebel Lenexa, Kansas 

7I Jacob Steven (Jake) Kaunley Olathe, Kansas 

8I Jared Michael Keating Shawnee, Kansas 

9I Scott Andrew Lange Overland Park, Kansas 

10I Daniel Joseph Long Overland Park, Kansas 

11I Adam Heath Love Merriam, Kansas 

12I Jay Kennedy Marcus Overland Park, Kansas 

13* Mitchell Edward (Mitch) Mattix Prairie Village, Kansas 

14I William Howard (Billy) Miller Overland Park, Kansas 

15I Philip Brock Newman Leawood, Kansas 

16I Joseph William (Joe) Norris Littleton, Colorado 

17D Jorge Cristian (George) Ochoa Texarkana, Texas 

18I Patrick Henry (Pat) O'Flynn Overland Park, Kansas 

19I Joshua Wade (Josh) Oller Kingman, Kansas 

20I Aaron Matthew Ortbals Leawood, Kansas 

21I Adam Bradley Pfautsch Lenexa, Kansas 

22I Nicholas Lee (Nick) Rauth Leawood, Kansas 

23D Jehrich Teal Rueschhoff Ouray, Colorado 

24I Jeremy Foster Ruff Wichita, Kansas 

25I Jared Mathis Schnefke Shawnee, Kansas 

26I Tyler Franklin Shepherd Shawnee, Kansas 

27D Michael Scott (Scott) Supica Overland Park, Kansas 

28I Ryan Patrick Thomas Shawnee, Kansas 

29I Austin Gregory Waldo Wichita, Kansas 

30D Bryan Anthony Wilson Leawood, Kansas 

31I Calen Michael Young Lenexa, Kansas 

32I Carter Bruce Young Englewood, Colorado 


1* Tyler John Geisler Overland Park, Kansas 

2* Christopher Michael (Chris) Glover Olathe, Kansas 

3* Cole Brennen Halbleib Oakley, Kansas 

4* Jordan Scoby McFall Derby, Kansas 

5D Joseph Allan (Joe) McTaggart Overland Park, Kansas 

6* Kyle Rand Schleicher Merriam, Kansas 

7* Riley Maurice Wiles Overland Park, Kansas 



D=Depledged: 5 (1 Fall by Chapter and 1 by Grades; 2 Fall and 1 Spring by Chapter) 




Fall Pledges 

1I Tyrek James Artley Spring Hill, Kansas 

2D Andrew Bradley Barnert Leawood, Kansas 

3I Matthew Fredrick (Matt) Bellinger St. George, Kansas 

4I Matthew Edward (Matt) Bollin Osawatomie, Kansas 

5I Charles Frederick (Charlie) Clarkson Southlake, Texas 

6I Samuel L. (Sam) Denvir Lenexa, Kansas 

7I David Christopher Dikeman Leawood, Kansas 

8I Michael William (Mike) Hammer Lenexa, Kansas 

9I Adam Chester Kruse Liberal, Kansas 

10I Paul Henry Kuhlman Oakley, Kansas 

11I Michael Murphy Lindquist Topeka, Kansas 

12I Albert Charles (A.C.) Maurin Overland Park, Kansas 

13I Michael Roderick McArthur Salina, Kansas 

14I Steven Issac Miller Overland Park, Kansas 

15I Nicholas Tyler (Nick) Mitchum Overland Park, Kansas 

16I Benton Frederick (Ben) Musil Overland Park, Kansas 

17I Connor Fitzgerald Osbern Shawnee, Kansas 

18I Ryan Matthew Radetic Lenexa, Kansas 

19I Ncholas John (Nick) Sevart Wichita, Kansas 

20I Sean Taylor Shoemaker Lenexa, Kansas 

21I Ryan Cameron Ullom Tahlequah, Oklahoma 

22I Daniel Alan (Danny) Unruh Clive, Iowa 

23I Keith Charles Wyss Wichita, Kansas 


S Jorge Cristian (George) Ochoa Texarkana, Texas 


1* Jonathan Bret (Bret) Alsobrook Overland Park, Kansas 

2* Zane Joseph Derusseau Clyde, Kansas 

3* Jeffrey Adam (Jeff) Hyder Wichita, Kansas 

4* Casey Allan Mason Olathe, Kansas 

5 Daniel Christopher (Dan) Roberson Olathe, Kansas 

6H Michael Donovan Steele Kansas City, Kansas 

7 Derick Vincent St. Thomas Olathe, Kansas 

S=Special Initiate September 23, 2007: 1 


*=Initiated August 15, 2008: 

D=Depledged: 1 (1 Fall by Grades) 



4. INITIATION RATES* 

1988 (Fall) 22/25 

1989 (Spring) 9/9 

1989 (Fall) 29/30 

1990 (Spring) 7/9 

1990 (Fall) 21/24 

1991 (Spring) 11/12 

1991 (Fall) 17/19 

1992 (Spring) 11/13 

1992 (Fall) 22/24 

1993 (Spring) 14/17 

1993 (Fall) 25/32 

1994 (Spring) 13/16 

1994 (Fall) 15/16 

1995 (Spring) 11/13 

1995 (Fall) 15/17 

1996 (Spring) 13/13 

1996 (Fall) 26/26 

1997 (Spring) 11/13 

1997 (Fall) 19/21 

1998 (Spring) 9/11 

1998 (Fall) 21/25 

1999 (Spring) 11/12 

1999 (Fall) 20/24 

2000 (Spring) 6/9 

2000 (Fall) 22/25 

2001 (Spring) 11/11 

2001 (Fall) 19/19 

2002 (Spring) 11/12 

2002 (Fall) 24/27 

2003 (Spring) 6/9 

2003 (Fall) 19/20 

2004 (Spring) 8/9 

2004 (Fall) 32/33 

2005 (Spring) 6/6 

2005 (Fall) 23/24 

2006 (Spring) 3/5 

2006 (Fall) 27/32 

2007 (Spring) 7/8 

Total Initiation Rate (1988-2007): 598/670 = 89.25% 

*Denotes Year and (Semester) Pledge Classes and Number Initiated/Number Pledged



CHAPTER 11 

HONOR ROLLS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS



HONOR ROLLS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARDS AND RECIPIENTS 

1. THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

THE TOP CHAPTER AWARD 

THE TRUE MERIT AWARD 

THE THOMAS ARKLE CLARK AWARD 

THE JOSEPH REID ANDERSON AWARD 

THE JOSEPH REID ANDERSON GOLD AWARD 

THE GOLD COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 

THE HARRY L. BIRD AWARD 

THE HARRY L. BIRD SILVER AWARD 

THE SILVER COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 

THE BRONZE COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 

THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT (WORTHY GRAND CHIEF) AWARD 

THE ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD 

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE YEAR AWARD 

THE ATO NATIONAL ROADSHOW AWARD 

2. THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FOUNDATION 

THE COMMUNITY AWARENESS AWARD 

THE RICHARD A. PORTS PUBLIC AFFAIRS AWARD 

THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

THE LARRY A. LONG MEMORIAL LAW AWARD 

3. THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTERFRATERNITY CONFERENCE (NIC) 

THE NATIONAL AWARD OF DISTINCTION



1. THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 

1A. THE TOP CHAPTER AWARD 

1998 National Award 




2003 National Runner-Up 


2005 National Award



1B. THE TRUE MERIT AWARD 


1972 National Honorable Mention 

































2007 National Honorable Mention



1C. THE THOMAS ARKLE CLARK AWARD 

1988 Edward R. Nickel 

(National Honorable Mention) 

1992 Stephen L. Patton 

(National Runner-Up) 



1995 David M. Saunders 


1996 Todd F. Lakin 

(National Award) 





1999 Gabriel J. Graham 




2002 Jonathan S. Kurche 






2005 Erik M. Rome 




2007 Jacob R. Will 


2008 Anthony L. Carter 

(National Honorable Mention)



1D1A. THE JOSEPH REID ANDERSON AWARD 1 



















1D1B. THE JOSEPH REID ANDERSON GOLD AWARD 


Rance E. Ames 1 

Jonathan A. Yeomans and Matthew C. James 2 


Scott M. Chamoff 1 

Cary L. Majors and Toby J. Crouse 2 


Jason A. Walker 1 

Brian R. Ohrt and Rod W. Helus 2 


Neil P. Adamson 1 

Jason L. Endacott and Christopher S. Coad 2 


Jonathan S. Kurche 1 

Michael T. Freeman and Christopher J. Struzina 2 


Jonathan S. Kurche 1 

Jason A. Pechar and Benjamin C. Porter 2 

(Continued)



R. Robert Harrison 1 

Matthew J. Toepfer and Brian J. Hall 2 

Erik P. Ankrom and Curtis G. Mick 3 

Justin J. Nelson and Erik P. Ankrom 4 


Jerod M. Topliff 1 

Larry D. Long and William H. Casper 2 

Brandon K. Haynes and Ryan C. Falco 3 

Erik P. Ankrom and Christopher A. Mick 4 


Larry D. Long 1 

Anthony L. Carter and John W. Bensman 2 

Grayson E. Bauer and W. Scott Dikeman 3 


1D1C. THE GOLD COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 


Anthony L. Carter 1 

Michael J. Rohr and Ryan C. Kaman 2 

Peter L. Hinkle and Nathan J. Schnefke 3 

Christopher A. Mick and Eric T. Leftwich 4


1D2A. THE HARRY L. BIRD AWARD 2 

1978 Daniel A. Phillips 

John E. Otey 


1979 Michael A. Alstadt 

Mark D. Guttu 


1987 Kyle R. Rolfing 


1988 Michael K. Cormaci 


1989 Dennis J. O'Keefe, Jr. 


1990 Brent D. Scott 




1D2B. THE HARRY L. BIRD SILVER AWARD 


Jason W. Goertzen and William L. Short 1 

James A. Buster 2 


Richard J. Cherra 1 

Scott L. Hardin and Ty A. Bechtel 2 


William A. Mann 1 

Daniel J. Tokar and Daniel O. Sobek 2 

Jeremiaha D. Cole and Timothy J. Bensman 3 

Justin J. Nelson 4 


Brian J. Hall 1 

Dustin L. Kammerer and Joshua T. Ault 2 

Michael P. Hinkin and Christopher S. Johnson 3 

Seth B. Schultz 4 

1D2C. THE SILVER COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 


Drew M. Wagner 1 

Tyler C. Wisdom and Jared M. Keating 2 

Brett D. Kirkpatrick and James R. Fullagar 3 

Eric T. Leftwich and Aaron M. Ortbals 4


1D3. THE BRONZE COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 

1 Historians and Editors of The Vintage 

2 Public Relations Officers 

3 Alumni Relations Officers 

4 Communications Officers


1E. THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT (WORTHY GRAND CHIEF) AWARD 

1990 William L. Muir III 5 

2002 William L. Muir III 

5 Special Award


1F1. THE ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD 

1987 William L. Muir III


1F2. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE YEAR AWARD 

2001 National Finalist 





2006 Upper Alpha Award 

2007 Upper Alpha Award


1G. THE NATIONAL ATO ROADSHOW AWARD 


2005 National Award


2. THE ALPHA TAU OMEGA FOUNDATION 

2A. THE COMMUNITY AWARENESS AWARD 














1997 National First Runner-Up 






2003 National Special Mention 




2007 National Honorable Mention


2B. THE RICHARD A. PORTS PUBLIC AFFAIRS AWARD 



1988 Kyle R. Rolfing 


1991 Stephen L. Patton 



(National Award)


2C. THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 


(National At-Large Award) 



1981 Michael E. Brown 


1982 Jeffrey L. Gates 


1983 Philip E. Grosdidier 


1984 Mike R. Widrig 



Robert W. Reichenberger 

(National At-Large Awards) 

1988 Robert W. Reichenberger 










Guy W. Gross 









2000 Jeremy P. Girard 



2001 Jonathan S. Kurche 







(Continued)




William H. Casper 

Erik M. Rome 




2006 Jeffrey E. Elkins 

(National At-Large Award)


2D. THE GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

1994 Bryan T. Nolt 

(Graduate National Award) 


Guy W. Gross 

(Graduate National Awards) 


(Graduate National Award)


2E. THE LAWRENCE A. LONG MEMORIAL LAW AWARD 


2006 Andrew M. Newton


3. THE NORTH-AMERICAN INTERFRATERNITY CONFERENCE (NIC) 

3A. THE NATIONAL AWARD OF DISTINCTION 

2003 Delta Theta Chapter 

(Chapter Award) 


(Undergraduate Award)



CHAPTERS 12, 13 AND 14 



AND 


AND 

LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES



INDEX 

Page 

CHAPTERS 12, 13 AND 14: THE HALL OF HONOR AND 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER RETREATS AND LOCATIONS AND 

LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 12$01 

CHAPTER 12: THE HALL OF HONOR 12$05 

1. The Delta Theta Hall of Honor Enshrinees 

2. The Order of the Third Star Enshrinees 

3. The Honor Roll of National Award Recipients 

CHAPTER 13: 

ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER 

RETREATS AND LOCATIONS 13$01 

1. Roster of Delta Theta Weekend Retreats and Locations 

2. Roster of Delta Theta Chapter Advisor Pledge Class Retreats and Locations 

3. Roster of Delta Theta Executive Committee Retreats/ 

Chapter Advisor Dinners and Locations 

4. Roster of Delta Theta Chapter Advisor Senior Dinners and Locations 

5. Roster of Delta Theta Chapter Advisor Senior Retreats and Attendees 

CHAPTER 14: LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 14$01



CHAPTER 12 


The Hall of Honor is a unique room in the Chapter House, created by Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building 

Corporation in September of 1994 as a part of The 75th Anniversary Chapter House Renovation/Addition Project. The Hall of 

Honor is a part of the Second Floor Functional Area of the Chapter House next to the Chapter Room/Library. It contains 

plaques honoring The Delta Theta Hall of Honor enshrinees, the plaque honoring The Order of the Third Star enshrinees, two 

trophy cases and various pictures, emblems and memorabilia. The Hall of Honor was dedicated in October of 1995. 

1. THE DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR ENSHRINEES 

The Delta Theta Hall of Honor recognizes and honors Delta Theta Alumni for extended, continuous and outstanding 

contributions to Delta Theta Chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. The Delta Theta Hall of Honor Committee, by 

unanimous vote, selects the members of the Delta Theta Hall of Honor. The Committee is composed of the Presidents (or their 

designees) of the four corporations associated with Delta Theta Chapter: 

Delta Theta of Alpha Tau Omega (Chapter) 

Kansas Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Association 

Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building Corporation 

Kansas State Alpha Tau Omega Students= Aid Endowment Fund 

The first enshrinees were chosen and announced at the Delta Theta 75th Anniversary Celebration on October 21, 1995. The 

second enshrinees were chosen and announced on October 27, 2001. 

The Delta Theta Hall of Honor Committee meets annually to determine new members of The Delta Theta Hall of Honor, if any. 

Plaques recognizing these alumni are then placed in the Hall of Honor and an individual plaque presented. The Delta Theta 

Hall of Honor Enshrinees Plaques are located on the West Wall of the Hall of Honor. 

MEMBERS OF THE DELTA THETA HALL OF HONOR 

1995 Elmer D. McCollum DTh1920 2020001 

1995 Walter J. (Walt) Rogers DTh1920 2020002 

1995 James B. (J.B.) Angle DTh1920 2020025 

1995 L. Allyn (Al) Laybourn DTh1921 2020038 

1995 John T. (Tom) Muir DTh1938 2020219 

1995 Dale L. Duncan DTh1938 2020220 

2001 Henry F. (Hank) Kupfer DTh1938 2020218 

2001 Richard E. (Dick) Fagerberg DTh1963 2020522 

2001 Larry W. Emig DTh1964 2020531


2. THE ORDER OF THE THIRD STAR ENSHRINEES 

The Delta Theta Board of Trustees created The Order of the Third Star on April 18, 1997 to recognize not more than two 

Chapter members Afor continuous and extraordinary service and self-sacrifice for the good of others from the time of initiation 

to the time of graduation@. The Order of the Third Star is only awarded for outstanding and constant service to Delta Theta 

Chapter, the community and humanity. 

The Delta Theta Board of Trustees meets at least annually to determine new members of The Order of the Third Star, if any. 

The enshrinees= names are then added to The Third Star Plaque in the Hall of Honor and they receive a individual plaque, 

Third Star emblem and membership in the National Life Loyal Tau program. The Third Star Plaque is located on the East Wall 

of the Hall of Honor. 

MEMBERS OF THE ORDER OF THE THIRD STAR 

1997 Joe G. Stein DTh1994 2021242 

1997 Ty A. Bechtel DTh1993 2021234 

1998 Jonathan A. (Jon) Freeman DTh1995 2021280 

1998 Guy W. Gross DTh1995 2021294 

1999 Gabriel J. (Gabe) Graham DTh1995 2021296 

1999 Brent A. Taylor DTh1996 2021317 

2000 Robert M. (Rob) Bensman DTh1997 2021338 

2000 Christopher J. (Chris) Struzina DTh1997 2021342 

2001 Chad D. Russell DTh1997 2021345 

2002 Benjamin C. (Ben) Porter DTh1999 2021404 

2002 Lance T. Jones DTh1999 2021410 

2003 Richard R. (Bob) Harrison DTh1999 2021430 

2003 Daniel J. (Danny) Tokar DTh2000 2021439 

2004 Andrew M. (Andy) Newton DTh2000 2021433 

2004 Brian J. Hall DTh2001 2021482 

2005 Daniel O. (Danny) Sobek DTh2001 2021468 

2005 Erik M. Rome DTh2001 2021479 

2006 Brian M. King DTh2001 2021511 

2006 Charles D. (Charlie) Robben DTh2002 2021498 

2007 Joshua T. (Josh) Ault DTh2003 2021535 

2007 Jacob R. Will DTh2003 2021531 

2008 Anthony L. Carter DTh2004 2021577 

2008 Shawn M. Taddiken DTh2005 2021600


3. THE HONOR ROLL OF NATIONAL AWARD RECIPIENTS 

The Honor Roll of National Award Recipients recognizes National Awards from the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity and 

Foundation and the North-American Interfraternity Conference that Delta Theta Chapter and individuals members have 

received. Chapter Awards listed are Top Chapter Award, True Merit Award, Gold Communications Award, Silver 

Communications Award, Excellence in Scholarship Award and North-American Interfraternity Conference Award of 

Distinction. Fraternity Individual Awards listed are Thomas Arkle Clark Award, Bird Public Relations Award, National 

President Award and Chapter Advisor of the Year Award. Foundation Awards listed are Community Awareness Award, Ports 

Public Affairs Award, Undergraduate Scholarship Award, Graduate Scholarship Award and Long Memorial Law Award. 

The Honor Roll of National Award Recipients Plaque is located on the West Wall of the Hall of Honor. 

HONOR ROLL OF NATIONAL AWARD RECIPIENTS 

CHAPTER AWARDS 

TOP CHAPTER AWARD 

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS 

THOMAS ARKLE CLARK AWARD 

1998 National Award 1996 Todd F. Lakin 

1999 National Award 2000 Robert M. Bensman 

2000 National Award 2002 Jonathan S. Kurche 

2002 National Award 2004 Andrew M. Newton 



2005 National Award BIRD PUBLIC RELATIONS AWARD 

TRUE MERIT AWARD 1988 Michael K. Cormaci 

1989 Dennis J. O’Keefe, Jr. 

1971 1987 1998 1991 James D. Persinger, Jr. 

1976 1988 1999 

1977 1989 2000 NATIONAL PRESIDENT AWARD 

1978 1991 2001 

1979 1993 2002 1990 William L. Muir* 

1980 1994 2003 2002 William L. Muir 

1981 1995 2004 *Special Award 

1982 1996 2005 

1983 1997 2006 CHAPTER ADVISOR OF THE YEAR AWARD 

NORTH-AMERICAN INTERFRATERNITY 1987 William L. Muir 

CONFERENCE AWARD OF DISTINCTION 

2003 National Award (Chapter) FOUNDATION AWARDS 

2004 National Award (A. Newton) 

COMMUNITY AWARENESS AWARD 

GOLD COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 


1974 1996 

1975 1997 PORTS PUBLIC AFFAIRS AWARD 

1976 1998 

1977 1999 1991 Stephen L. Patton 

1978 2000 1995 Todd F. Lakin 

1979 2002 

1989 2004 

1992 2005 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

1993 2006 


SILVER COMMUNICATIONS AWARD 1999 Robert M. Bensman 

1992 GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 

1994 

2001 1994 Bryan T. Nolt 

2003 2007 1998 Jonathan A. Freeman 

Guy W. Gross 

EXCELLENCE IN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 2003 Richard R. Harrison 

1999 2000 LONG MEMORIAL LAW AWARD 

2001 2002 

2003 2004 2004 Andrew M. Newton 

2005 2006 2006 Andrew M. Newton



CHAPTER 13 


1. ROSTER OF DELTA THETA WEEKEND RETREATS AND LOCATIONS 

(Pledge Class Sneaks) 

November 4-6, 1971 

Colorado Springs, Colorado 

October 20-22, 1972 

Ames, Iowa 


Ames, Iowa 


Dallas, Texas 

November 20-23, 1975 

Ames, Iowa 

October 29-31, 1976 

Lincoln, Nebraska 

October 20-23, 1977 

Dallas, Texas 




Dallas, Texas 

October 2-5, 1980 

Dallas, Texas 

November 12-15, 1981 

Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 


Dallas, Texas 

October 20-23, 1983 

Dallas, Texas 

October 25-28, 1984 

New Orleans, Louisiana 

March 21-24, 1985 

Denver, Colorado 

October 11-13, 1985 


March 21-23, 1986 

Kansas City, Missouri 

November 14-16, 1986 


April 3-5, 1987 

Overland Park, Kansas 

October 30-November 1, 1987 Lincoln, Nebraska 

April 22-24, 1988 Overland Park, Kansas 

November 18-20, 1988 

Boulder and Denver, Colorado 

April 21-23, 1989 Stillwater, Oklahoma 


Ames, Iowa 

April 6-8, 1990 

Columbia, Missouri 

October 26-28, 1990 

Champaign, Illinois 

April 19-21, 1991 Chicago, Illinois 


Chicago, Illinois 

April 3-5, 1992 


October 30-November 1, 1992 New Orleans, Louisiana 

April 16-18, 1993 New Orleans, Louisiana 



April 8-10, 1994 


October 28-30, 1994 

San Diego, California and 

Tijuana, B.C.N., Mexico 

March 10-12, 1995 


December 1-3, 1995 



April 26-28, 1996 Detroit, Michigan and 

Windsor, Ontario, Canada 

(Continued)


November 15-17, 1996 



April 4-6, 1997 


November 21-23, 1997 










April 14-16, 2000 New Orleans, Louisiana 





November 30-December 2, 2001 New Orleans, Louisiana 

May 3-5, 2002 

Detroit, Michigan and 




May 2-4, 2003 



November 14-16, 2003 





November 12-14, 2004 



April 1-3, 2005 



November 11-13, 2005 





November 17-19, 2006 





November 16-18, 2007 




Windsor, Ontario, Canada


2. ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER ADVISOR PLEDGE CLASS RETREATS 

AND LOCATIONS 

October 14, 1977 K-State Student Union Room 212 

October 8, 1978 K-State Student Union Room 206 

November 18, 1979 K-State Student Union Room 206 




November 27, 1983 

Delta Theta Chapter House 

December 2, 1984 K-State Student Union Room 203 



Topeka, Kansas 







May 2, 1993 K-State Student Union Room 212 


K-State Student Union Big 8 Room 

April 24, 1994 K-State Student Union Room 213 












April 27, 2000 

K-State Student Union Director's Conference Room 


May 2, 2001 



May 8, 2002 



August 21, 2003 K-State Student Union Room 213 

January 17, 2004 K-State Student Union Room 209 

August 22, 2004 



August 21, 2005 


January 9, 2006 K-State Student Union Room 209 

August 18, 2006 



January 21, 2008 

Delta Theta Chapter House



3. ROSTER OF DELTA THETA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RETREATS/ 

CHAPTER ADVISOR DINNERS AND LOCATIONS 

February 10, 1985 



September 3, 1987 
















August 30, 1995 

















April 2, 2003 




April 7, 2004 




March 29, 2005 



Kennedy's Claim Restaurant 









Manhattan Country Club 

Clyde's Restaurant 























Aggieville Pizza Hut Restaurant 

K-State Student Union Cottonwood Room 








K-State Student Union Flint Hills Room 





(Continued)



March 14, 2006 

August 31, 2006 



March 6, 2007 

August 29, 2007 



March 10, 2008 


K-State Student Union Sunflower Room 








K-State Student Union Sunflower Room


4. ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER ADVISOR SENIOR DINNERS AND LOCATIONS 

April 13, 1977 

May 13, 1978 

May 4, 1979 

May 10, 1980 

May 1, 1981 

April 30, 1982 

April 29, 1983 

April 27, 1984 

May 3, 1985 

May 7, 1986 

May 9, 1987 

April 29, 1988 

May 3, 1989 

May 9, 1990 

May 2, 1991 

May 6, 1992 

May 1, 1993 

April 27, 1994 

May 3, 1995 

May 10, 1996 

May 9, 1997 

May 1, 1998 

May 7, 1999 

April 28, 2000 

May 3, 2001 

December 14, 2001 

May 7, 2002 

April 23, 2003 

May 4, 2004 

May 3, 2005 

December 7, 2005 

April 28, 2006 

April 27, 2007 

May 4, 2008 

University Ramada Inn 

































Gilio's Restaurant


5. ROSTER OF DELTA THETA CHAPTER ADVISOR SENIOR RETREATS AND ATTENDEES 

(Las Vegas) 

October 1-4, 1998 

October 8-11, 1999 

October 6-9, 2000 

February 9-11, 2002 

February 8-10, 2003 

March 5-8, 2004 

April 8-11, 2005 

September 30-October 2, 2007 


John R. Gooch 


Jeffrey C. Connell 






Matthew R. Keller 






Erik M. Rome 


Erik M. Rome 






Brian M. King 



Ross W. Brady 


Bryan E. Klote 


Drew M. Wagner


CHAPTER 14 

LIST OF DELTA THETA GRADE POINT AVERAGES 


Year Semester Chapter GPA Rank All Men's Ave All-Fraternity Ave 

1984 Fall 2.576 16 2.691 2.689 

1985 Spring 2.707 15 2.716 2.748 

1985 Fall 2.651 13 2.698 2.719 

1986 Spring 2.771 12 2.735 2.774 

1986 Fall 2.612 17 2.718 2.707 

1987 Spring 2.692 17 2.741 2.783 

1987 Fall 2.723 14 2.721 2.743 

1988 Spring 2.587 21 2.735 2.773 

1988 Fall 2.605 18 2.712 2.728 

1989 Spring 2.775 15 2.715 2.746 

1989 Fall 2.713 13 2.699 2.703 

1990 Spring 2.609 17 2.607 2.713 

1990 Fall 2.744 18 2.708 2.709 

1991 Spring 2.643 22 2.638 2.759 

1991 Fall 2.741 17 2.722 2.738 

1992 Spring 2.769 10 2.650 2.736 

1992 Fall 2.811 12 2.662 2.733 

1993 Spring 2.796 11 2.691 2.768 

1993 Fall 2.715 20 2.664 2.759 

1994 Spring 2.892 10 2.698 2.828 

1994 Fall 2.791 11 2.658 2.737 

1995 Spring 2.928 8 2.727 2.827 

1995 Fall 2.822 10 2.662 2.767 

1996 Spring 2.959 10 2.745 2.898 

1996 Fall 2.964 7 2.706 2.817 

1997 Spring 2.965 11 2.779 2.905 

1997 Fall 2.873 9 2.717 2.815 

1998 Spring 3.014 9 2.785 2.885 

1998 Fall 2.890 12 2.717 2.842 

1999 Spring 3.057 6 2.772 3.025 

1999 Fall 3.011 8 2.739 2.895 

2000 Spring 3.037 6 2.803 2.915 

2000 Fall 3.014 12 2.753 2.933 

2001 Spring 2.957 13 2.813 2.959 

2001 Fall 2.987 8 2.777 2.940 

2002 Spring 3.104 7 2.820 3.003 

2002 Fall 3.041 8 2.798 2.956 

2003 Spring 3.075 10 2.932 2.989 

2003 Fall 3.100 5 2.773 2.938 

2004 Spring 3.078 7 2.798 2.928 

2004 Fall 3.127 2 2.759 2.884 

2005 Spring 3.094 5 2.825 2.906 

2005 Fall 3.059 7 2.798 2.928 

2006 Spring 3.083 7 2.855 2.956 

2006 Fall 3.008 8 2.790 2.912 

2007 Spring 3.052 6 2.825 2.924 

2007 Fall 3.023 8 2.790 2.915 

2008 Spring 3.024 8 2.849 2.924



CHAPTER 15 

KEY ALPHA TAU OMEGA ADDRESSES, PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS 

AND E-MAIL ADDRESSES



KEY ALPHA TAU OMEGA ADDRESSES, PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS 

AND E-MAIL ADDRESSES 

1. NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 

Chief Executive Officer 

Wynn R. Smiley 

Alpha Tau Omega National Headquarters 

One North Pennsylvania Street, 12th Floor 

Indianapolis, IN 46204 

(W) 317/684-1865 x118 or 1-800/798-9ATO (FAX) 317/684-1862 

(EMERGENCY) 1-800-754-9611 (WWW) wsmiley@ato.org 

2. NATIONAL OFFICERS 

National President (Worthy Grand Chief) 

The Honorable Cory J. Ciklin (Florida State 1977) 1 

117 Olympus Way 

Jupiter, FL 33477 

(W) 561/624-6597 (H) 561/575-1217 (CELL) 561/310-1914 (FAX) 561/624-6598 (WWW) cciklin@co.palm-beach.fl.us 

National Vice-President (Worthy Grand Marshal) 

Richard E. (Dick) Bauer (Muhlenberg 1963) 2 

401 Plymouth Road, Suite 100 

Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 

(W) 610/684-2440 (H) 610/647-2945 (CELL) 610/864-7807 (FAX) 610/684-2459 (WWW) r.bauer@thephilanthropic.com 

National Chaplain (Worthy Grand Chaplain) 

The Reverend G. Comforted Keen (Central Florida 1971) 1 

1209 Parkside Drive 

Ormond Beach, FL 32174 

(W) 386/672-4470 (H) 386/615-2394 (CELL) 386-295-7816 (FAX) 386/672-9493 (WWW) comforted45@earthlink.net 

National Treasurer (Worthy Grand Keeper of Exchequer) 

James C. (Jim) Spooner (Simpson 1979) 1 

324 43rd Street 

Des Moines, IA 50312 

(W) 515/237-3724 (H) 515/255-5470 (CELL) 515/249-2613 (FAX) 515/237-3799 (WWW) james.spooner@ubs.com 

National Secretary (Worthy Grand Scribe) 

William L. (Bill) Muir III (Kansas State 1967) 1 

2040 Shirley Lane 

Manhattan, KS 66502-2059 

(W) 785/532-6269 (H) 785/539-5050 (CELL) 785/341-9509 (FAX) 785/532-6108 (WWW) billmuir@ksu.edu 

National Chancellor 

Francis E. (Frank) Pierce III (Florida 1973) 2 

913 Wald Road 

Orlando, FL 32806-6350 

(W) 407/843-2100 (H) 407/856-5569 (FAX) 407/843-2061 (WWW) fpierce@cmlbro.com 

1 National Officer Term Expires August of 2008 2 National Chancellor Term Expires August of 2010


3. NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

The Honorable Cory J. Ciklin (Florida State 1977), Chairman 3 

(See National President on Previous Page) 

Richard E. (Dick) Bauer (Muhlenberg 1963) 2 

(See National Vice-President on Previous Page) 

Joshua T. (Josh) Ault (Kansas State 2003) 3 

830 Laramie Street 

Manhattan, KS 66502 

(H) 913/782-7761 (CELL) 913/568-1420 (WWW) jtault@k-state.edu 

Jeffrey G. (Jeff) Busch (Washington State 1976) 2 

5104 Indianola Avenue 

Edina, MN 55424 

(W) 949/440-3152 (H) 952/285-4437 (CELL) 949/310-3958 or 206/915-4554 (WWW) jbusch@islandpacific.com 

Dr. Timothy W. (Tim) Clipson (Stephen F. Austin 1989) 3 

P. O. Box 6203 

Nacogdoches, TX 75962 

(W) 936/468-1588 (H) 936/854-2547 (CELL) 936/552-9802 (FAX) 936/468-1515 (WWW) tclipson@sfasu.edu 

The Honorable Dennis W. Hays (Florida 1972) 3 

8300 Greensboro Drive, Suite 800 

McLean, VA 22102 

(W) 703/918-4908 (CELL) 202/277-2041 (FAX) 703/935-1490 (WWW) haysdk@yahoo.com 

David P. (Dave) Krug (Illinois 1992) 2 

1718 W. Superior #2W 

Chicago, IL 60622 

(W) 773/750-3706 (CELL) 773/750-3706 (FAX) 312/421-4192 (WWW) davekrug1@yahoo.com 

Brett H. Lauritsen (Nebraska 2004) 3 

1433 R Street 

Lincoln, NE 68508 

(H) 402/228-2769 (CELL) 402/403-2527 (WWW) bretter127@hotmail.com 

Hugh T. Le (Southern California 2004) 1 

707 W. 28th Street 

Los Angeles, CA 90007 

(H) 720/284-2854 (CELL) 720/284-2854 (WWW) hughle21@gmail.com 

Robert B. (Bob) O'Neal (Nebraska 1971) 2 

812 Bailey Drive 

Papillion, NE 68046 

(W) 402/593-5918 (H) 402/593-7693 (CELL) 402/212-0034 (FAX) 402/593-2158 (WWW) boneal@sarpy.com 

Kevin R. Petschow (Culver-Stockton and Illinois State 1978) 3 

52 Seneca East Avenue 

Hawthorn Woods, IL 60047-1915 

(W) 408/527-4743 (CELL) 847/971-9055 (WWW) Kevprpro1@aol.com 

Howe Q. Wallace (Florida 1974) 3 

P. O. Box 819 

Bartow, FL 33831-0819 

(W) 863/533-1147 x 1334 (H) 863/533-1667 (CELL) 863/581-1190 (WWW) hwallace@palletone.com 

Ex Officio: National Chaplain, National Treasurer and National Secretary (See Previous Page) 

1 Board Term Expires 2009 

2 Board Term Expires 2010 

3 Board Term Expires 2008


4. DELTA THETA CHAPTER OFFICERS 

Fall 

Spring 

President (Worthy Master) 

Peter E. Boos 

11007 W. 126th Terrace, Overland Park, KS 66213 

913/681-7922 

peboos@ksu.edu 

Vice-President (Worthy Marshal) 


Joshua D. (Josh) Cromer 

2614 Hackberry Road, Clifton, KS 66937 2746 SW Santa Fe Drive, Topeka, KS 66614 

785/455-3719 785/478-1975 

taddiken@ksu.edu 

jcromer@ksu.edu 

Chaplain (Worthy Chaplain) 

Samuel J. (Sam) Hund 


6945 Bell Road, Shawnee, KS 66217 2319 Hillside Drive, Salina, KS 67401 

913/268-8472 785/827-1863 

shund@ksu.edu 

tbyquist@ksu.edu 

Treasurer (Worthy Keeper of Exchequer) 


306 Kunkle Drive, Ellsworth, KS 67439 

785/472-3852 

dbritton@ksu.edu 

Secretary (Worthy Scribe) and Campus Activities Coordinator 


Tyler F. Shepherd 

13844 Pembroke Drive, Leawood, KS 66224 14016 W. 48th Street, Shawnee, KS 66216 

913/681-8248 913/631-4464 

tcwisdom@ksu.edu 

tfs@ksu.edu 

Risk Management Officers 1 /Social Chairmen 2 

Colin R. Cummings 1 Ryan P. Thomas 2 

9009 Redbud Lane, Lenexa, KS 66220 1311 W. 73rd Terrace, Shawnee, KS 66216 

913/764-1665 913/631-1750 

colinc@ksu.edu 

rpthomas@ksu.edu 

Historian (Worthy Keeper of Annals) 

J. Paul Fangman, Jr. 

211 Buckskin Road, Hutchinson, KS 67502 

620/663-5313 

pfangman@ksu.edu 

Sergeant-at-Arms (Worthy Usher) and BADD Duty Coordinator 

Kevin W. Goebel 

Nicholas L. (Nick) Rauth 

9707 Sunset Circle, Lenexa, KS 66220 12308 Mohawk Lane, Leawood, KS 66209 

913/897-8044 913/491-9261 

kgoebel@ksu.edu 

nrauth@ksu.edu 

Doorkeeper (Worthy Sentinel) and Resource Coordinator 

Philip B. (Phil) Newman 

Nicholas J. (Nick) Sevart 

13012 Canterbury, Leawood, KS 66209 2331 Vinegate Circle, Wichita, KS 67226 

913/451-3138 316/634-1546 

pnew3@ksu.edu 

nsevart@ksu.edu 

(Continued)


Fall 

Spring 

Membership Education Chairmen 


Samuel J. (Sam) Hund 

5345 Albervan, Shawnee, KS 66216 6945 Bell Road, Shawnee, KS 66217 

913/268-4966 913/268-8472 

jms12@ksu.edu 

shund@ksu.edu 

Assistant Membership Education Chairmen 



13844 Pembroke Drive, Leawood, KS 66224 2614 Hackberry Road, Clifton, KS 66937 

785/478-1975 785/455-3719 


taddiken@ksu.edu 

Riley M. Wiles 

12613 Stearns, Overland Park, Lenexa, KS 66213 

913/402-0298 


Public Relations Officer 


Samuel L. (Sam) Denvir 

14480 W. 187th Terrace, Olathe, KS 66062 11325 Acuff Lane, Lenexa, KS 66215 

913/219-6348 913/530-5113 

cog@ksu.edu 

sdenvir1@ksu.edu 

Social Service Coordinator 

Tyler J. Geisler 

Tyler J. Artley 

11413 Cody Street, Overland Park, KS 66210 30243 W. 231st Street, Spring Hill, KS 66083 

913/499-6595 913/856-8468 

tgeise19@ksu.edu 

tartley@ksu.edu 

Alumni Relations Officer 1 /Assistant Alumni Relations Officer and Officer-Elect 2 

David C. Dikeman 2 Kyle R. Schleicher 1 

12619 Pawnee Lane, Leawood, Overland Park, KS 66209 9610 Hocker Drive, Merriam, KS 66203 

913/491-1098 913/677-3589 

ddikeman@ksu.edu 

kschleic@ksu.edu 

Assistant Treasurer 

Adam B. Pfautsch 

15627 W. 83rd Terrace, Lenexa, KS 66219 

913/888-3211 

adam1316@ksu.edu 

House Manager 



16108 W. 130th Terrace, Olathe, KS 66062 2218 N. Stoneybrook, Wichita, KS 67226 

913/829-3744 316/634-3766 

skeller@ksu.edu 

awaldo@ksu.edu 

Assistant House Manager 

Peter E. Boos 

Cole B. Halbleib 

11007 W. 126th Terrace, Overland Park, KS 66213 813 E. 6th Street, Oakley, KS 67748 

913/681-7922 785/672-4711 

peboos@ksu.edu 

cole78@ksu.edu 

(Continued)


Fall 

Spring 

Annex Coordinator 

Adam H. Love 

Bradley R. (Brad) Stein 

9016 W. 48th Terrace, Merriam, KS 66203 11763 Garnett, Overland Park, KS 66210 

913/677-2598 913/491-9666 

alove2@ksu.edu 

bstein@ksu.edu 

Philanthrophy Chairman 1 /Assistant Philanthropy Chairman and Chairman-Elect 2 

Michael M. (Mike) Lindquist 2 Christopher M. (Chris) Glover 1 

2613 SW Westport Drive, Topeka, KS 66614 13223 S. Brougham Drive, Olathe, KS 66062 

785/273-4756 913/440-9756 

mlindqui@ksu.edu 

cgeezy@ksu.edu 

Kitchen Manager 

Joshua W. (Josh) Oller 

Keith B. Schaller 

2022 N. Chariton, Kingman, KS 67068 10500 W. 149th Street, Overland Park, KS 66221 

620/532-5711 913/685-9345 

oller@ksu.edu 

kbs@ksu.edu 

Brotherhood Chairman 

Joshua D. (Josh) Cromer 

Jacob R. Will 

2746 SW Santa Fe Drive, Topeka, KS 66614 9689 E. Highway K-4, Gypsum, KS 67448 

785/478-1975 785/536-4828 


jrw4848@ksu.edu 

Membership Recruitment Chairman 


25785 W. 77th Street, Shawnee, KS 66227 

913/782-6308 

jmkeatin@ksu.edu 

Assistant Membership Recruitment Chairmen 



9009 Redbud Lane, Lenexa, KS 66220 2218 N. Stoneybrook, WIchita, KS 67226 

913/764-1665 316/634-3766 


awaldo@ksu.edu 


Kevin W. Goebel 

5345 Albervan, Shawnee, KS 66216 9707 Sunset Circle, Lenexa, KS 66220 

913/268-4966 913/897-8044 

jms12@ksu.edu 

kgoebel 

Scholarship Chairman 



5441 Delaware, Wichita, KS 67204 5441 Delaware, Wichita, KS 67204 

316/832-1684 316/832-1684 

alangfor@ksu.edu 

alangfor@ksu.edu 

Communications Officer 

Aaron M. Ortbals 

Aaron M. Ortbals 

4301 W. 150th Street, Leawood, KS 66224 4301 W. 150th Street, Leawood, KS 66224 

913/814-9990 913/814-9990 

aortbals@ksu.edu 

aortbals@ksu.edu 

(Continued)


Fall 

Spring 

Intramurals Chairman 


Tyler F. Shepherd 

13923 W. 76th Circle, Lenexa, KS 66216 14016 W. 48th Street, Shawnee, KS 66216 

913/268-0034 913/631-4464 

sswain@ksu.edu 

tfs@ksu.edu 

Song Leader 

Matthew J. (Matt) Lindquist 

Matthew J. (Matt) Lindquist 

1500 Sharingbrook Drive, Manhattan, KS 66503 1500 Sharingbrook Drive, Manhattan, KS 66503 

785/537-2839 785/537-2839 

mjl26@ksu.edu 

mjl26@ksu.edu


5. DELTA THETA BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND ADVISORS 

Delta Theta Board of Trustees 

William L. (Bill) Muir III Home: 2040 Shirley Lane, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/539-5050 

Chairman and Trustee Work: 122 Anderson Hall, KSU, Manhattan, KS 66506 785/532-62 

billmuir@ksu.edu Cell: 785/341-9509 FAX: 785/532-6108 

Allan D. (Doc) Holiday, Jr. Home: 115 N. Evergreen Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/537-1264 

Vice-Chairman and Trustee Work: 1600 Charles Place, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/537-4200 

allanholiday1@cox.net Cell: 785/532-8281 FAX: 785/537-4863 

Eileen T. Hinkin Home: 1205 Stoneridge Court, Manhattan, KS 66503 785/539-4597 

Secretary and Trustee 

eileen@hinkin.us 

Kent H. Kiracofe Home: 2700 St. Charles Circle, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/770-9798 

Trustee Work: 4101 Anderson Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66503 785/587-4101 

k2md@yahoo.com FAX: 785/587-9090 

Scott H. Jones Home: 3408 Woodduck, Manhattan, KS 66503 785/776-3718 

Trustee Work: 214 K-State Student Union, KSU, Manhattan, KS 66506 785/532-5546 

sjones1@ksu.edu Cell: 785/317-3104 FAX: 785/532-5307 

Michael S. (Mike) Ribble Home: 1600 Virginia Drive, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/323-1649 

Trustee Work: 901 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/587-2066 

miker@manhattan.k12.ks.us FAX: 785/587-2135 

Monty E. Nielsen Home: 140 Bethany Drive, Manhattan, KS 66503 785/539-6761 

Trustee Work: 118 Anderson Hall, KSU, Manhattan, KS 66506 785/532-6254 

nielsen@ksu.edu FAX: 785/532-5599 

Richard W. (Rich) Seidler Home: 2924 Karen Terrace, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/539-4184 

Trustee Work: 2829 Amherst Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/539-7411 

imjeans@cox.net FAX: 785/539-7412 

Peter E. Boos Home: 11007 W. 126th Street, Overland Park, KS 66213 913/681-7922 

Chapter President and Trustee School: 1632 McCain Lane #302, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/395-2331 x302 

peboos@ksu.edu Cell: 913/461-9326 

Joshua D. (Josh) Cromer Home: 2746 SW Santa Fe Drive, Topeka, KS 66614 785/478-1975 

Chapter Vice-President and Trustee School: 1632 McCain Lane #302, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/395-2331 x302 

jcromer@ksu.edu Cell: 785/207-0792 

Trent R. Byquist Home: 2319 Hillside Drive, Salina, KS 67401 785/827-1863 

Chapter Chaplain and Trustee School: 1632 McCain Lane #311, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/395-2331 x311 

tbyquist@ksu.edu Cell: 785/493-4609 

Samuel J. (Sam) Hund Home: 6945 Bell Road, Shawnee, KS 66217 913/268-8472 

Chapter At-Large and Trustee School: 1632 McCain Lane #301, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/395-2331 x301 

shund@ksu.edu Cell: 913/268-8472 

Tyrek J. Artley Home: 30243 W. 231st Street, Spring Hill, KS 66083 913/856-8468 

Chapter Outstanding New Member School: 1632 McCain Lane #309, Manhattan, KS 66502 785/395-2331 x309 

Award Recipient and Trustee Cell: 785/672-2399 

tartley@ksu.edu 

Delta Theta Advisors 

Scott H. Jones, Faculty Advisor 

(See Board of Trustees Above) 

William L. (Bill) Muir III and Allan D. (Doc) Holiday, Jr. 

Chapter Advisors 

(See Board of Trustees Above) 

Assistant Chapter Advisors: 

Richard R. (Bob) Harrison Home: 1856 Anderson Avenue #9, Manhattan, KS 66502 Cell: 785/341-8210 

rrh8553@gmail.com 

Joel T. Johnson Home: 1101 College Avenue, Manhattan, KS 66502 Cell: 785/341-9489 

joeltaylorjohnson@hotmail.com 

Joshua T. (Josh) Ault Home: 1015 Vattier Street, Manhattan, KS 66502 Cell: 913/568-1420 

jtault@ksu.edu


6. DELTA THETA ALUMNI CORPORATIONS OFFICERS 

Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Building Corporation Officers 

Steven A. (Steve) Swanson Home: 9303 Belinder, Leawood, KS 66206 913/341-7407 

President Work: 929 Holmes, Kansas City, MO 64106 816/391-2661 

steve.swanson@jedunn.com Cell: 816/665-8756 FAX: 816/460-2780 

Benjamin B. (Ben) Barnert Home: 8609 Mohawk Road, Leawood, KS 66206 913/642-0506 

Vice-President Work: 323 W. 8th Street #700, Kansas City, MO 64105 816/221-1500 

ben.barnert@hoksve.com Cell: 816/665-4263 FAX: 816/221-1578 

William L. (Bill) Muir III 

Secretary 

(See Board of Trustees on Previous Page) 

Brent A. Taylor Home: 15220 S. Mullen Street, Olathe, KS 66062 913/397-7823 

Treasurer Work: 323 W. 8th Street #700, Kansas City, MO 64105 816/329-4553 

brent.taylor@hoksve.com Cell: 913/706-2705 FAX: 816/221-1578 

Kansas State Alpha Tau Omega Students' Aid Endowment Fund Officers 

William L. (Bill) Muir III 

President 


Todd F. Lakin Home: 7216 Terrace Street, Kansas City, MO 64114 913/631-9195 

Vice-President 

todd.f.lakin@accenture.com FAX: 913/631-2290 

Allan D. (Doc) Holiday, Jr. 

Secretary 


Michael E. (Mike) Brown Home: 14402 Briarwood Lane, Urbandale, IA 50323 515/987-0803 

Treasurer Work: 5400 University Ave., West Des Moines, IA 50266 515-226-6813 

michael.brown@fblfinancial.com Cell: 515/360-9038 FAX: 515-226-6549 

Kansas Delta Theta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega Alumni Association Officers 

Michael S. (Mike) Ribble 

President 

Todd F. Lakin 

Vice-President 


(See Endowment Fund Above) 

Stephen L. (Steve) Patton Home: 1114 Rankin Road, Lawrence, KS 66049 785/865-4136 

Secretary Work: 3231 SE 6th Street, Topeka, KS 66607 785/295-6249 

patton@sunflower.com FAX: 785/295-6854 

Stephen L. (Steve) Patton Home: 346 N. Eaton Drive, Lawrence, KS 66049 785/865-0776 

Treasurer Work: P. O. Box 25957, Shawnee Mission, KS 66225 913/319-8604 

steven.johnson@kansasgasservice.com FAX: 913/319-8606

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