Fall 2003, Vol 32/No. 2 - SD Theta Alumni Association of SAE

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Alunmi Updotes 3
Abruri Uedole3 4
Ahrrrni Updaes 5
Ahrrruri::Updale3 6
Abmni Conlribulions 7
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Evink Receives Merit Key
Above: Evink receives the Merit Key ftom
Pmvince Tau Archon Greg Brandt (left) and
Eminent Supneme Recorder Dr. Tom Goodale
(right)
Brother Michael Evink ('99) be.
comes the fourth South Dakota
Theta alum to earn one of the Fraternity's
highest awards. Michael
was presented with the Merit Key
on October 25 by Eminent Supreme
Recorder Dr. Tom Goodale
and trrovince Tau Archon Greg
Brandt. The presentation was
made during the closing banquet
of Province Tau Leadership School
in Fargo.
The Merit Keyrequires nornination
frorn the kovince and ap
proval by,2l3 vote of the S-upreme
Council. Brandt nominated
Evink to recognize his
years of alumni support to SAE.
For South Dakota Theta, Mi.
chael was a House Corporation
director more than seven years,
including six as president. He
served as the chapter's advisor
in 1999. Errink has also e>rtended
hiC generosity by supporting
pledge sdrolarships and
delegates to raternity'Ieadership
School The chapter, in
tuIrl, has awarded him the Order
'of
the Lion on'two dcasionS.'
Mictrael jqi4ed the kovinie,
Tau Council as alumni secretary
in 1996, and has been recorder
since 2000. He has been instmmental
in planning the annual
hovince Leadership Sdrools and
biennial Province Conventions.
In f998 and 1999, he ctraired the
Iowa Sigma Alumni Commission.
Michael's sctredule outside of
SA[,qqflects a similar corymit-
*ent tovolu-{fieer.s ce. He is
President of his Optimist Club
and was a successful write-in
candidate to the Osceola School
Board this fall. Michael is president
and CEO of Herbst Construction.
Along with his wife
Michele, and son McCormick,
they live ih Oseeola,Iowa"

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Alumni $potlight
Michael & Michele
Evink hosfed sever*
alumni in lles Moines in
August
Pietored are:
(left to right)
(front) Bailey Barfels,
Kylie Gloverr lt{ax
Califf; (back) Brent
{'90} & Benjanin
Bartelq Teresa & Caleb
Glover, John Glover
('92), Michele Evintq
lWichael Evink ('S),
Rendy CaIiff ('88),
Nancv Califf. and Clark
Schoening ('87)
George Kieuz and his
wife Tammv weRe married
this past *Iay in
Luveme, MN. Four
brotherswere in attendance
at the wedding and
posed for this picture.
Picfured Are:
(L€ft to Right)
Eric Pickar ('00), Kevin
Iwerks ('98), George
Krenz ('ffi), and Jeremy
Hurd ('02).

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$sru€h ffiakmte Theta Alnirx?vlE Upda€es
Randf Hi]-lard ('?1)
Here is some updated
info f,or Randy Hillard:
P.O. tsox 27134
Fanaraa City. FL 32477
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Bob Springen ('?3)
tsob is ci:rrentl-v t.he
Vice-President of Strategic
Consulting Inter*
national, which is
based in Tulsa. He is
currently marri-ed and
has two sons, aEes 21
and 11.
Address update:
72404 Arrowhead Terrace
Oklahoma City, OK
13120
Horne Phone:
405-7 55*42A2
Cell- Phone:
4 u3-bq i-bIJb
bspringerGscigis.
com
ileff Reedstrom ('79)
Jeff's family, wife
Kel-lir sons Anthony {5}
and Wesley (1) have
rnoved from the El Cajon
tsonder Fatrol st.ation
in the San Diego sector
to the Port Huron
Michigan Border Patro1
stati-on of the Detroit
sector. They are looking
forward to the four
seasons aqai-n after 16
]rears in Southern California.
Jeff is still
a Senior Pat.rol Agent
with the border patrol.
Address Update:
4309 Conifer Lane
Port Huron Twnshp, MI
48060
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Jerry Biedenfeld Voge1e
('8?)
Jerry and his r+ife,
Susan, of Fj-erre, SD,
had twirrs on June 27 ,
2003. Their daughter
i.s F4adi-gan ,luCith and
their son is John
Christ. Both weighed
$iore than 5 pounds each
and were born a minute
apart -
Larry Kontz ('89)
Larry continues to be
with Blackboard, a
young software company,
as director of
the central region and
also moved to Washington.
D.C., with the
company. Larry cont j-nues
to travel extensive}-y
throughout the
U.S., working primarily
with colleges and universities
as tlrey l-ook
to bring education online.
He bought a 104
year-old row house
within si-x blocks of
the Capitol.
Bryan Puschen ('90)
Bryan Tuschen resides
in Augusta Georqia
wj-th his i^rife Amy and
three children, Mayqen
(12j , Morgan (10) and
Mat.ther^r t8) . Bryan is
t.he Executive Director
of tire Armed Forces
Cornmunications and
Electronics Association
at Fort Gordon,
Georgia. He also
serves as the Director
of Rel-igious Education
fon St. ?eresa of
Avila Catholic Church.
Chad Christopherson
('91)
Here is updated info
for Chad:
215 Woodfred Drive
Cabot, AR 12A23
chadly?7 Sclassicnet . net
Home Phone:
50i--6CI5-1105
Sohn Glover (n 92)
John and Teresa GLover
r^ielcorted the birth of
thein son, Kaleb John,
on May 10- Kaleb
joins an ol-der sister,
Kyi-ie. The Glovers
l-ive in Ames, Iowa.

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Kent Steen ('92)
Kent is a computer
qnor-i al i sl- for Lincoln
Public Schools in Lincoln,
NE and recently
Instructional Technolndv
frnm TTITTT
vyJ !!vrf,L ul\!. HiS Wife
Juli tsister of SD
Theta alum Lowell
Hexom) completed her
Masfers cleoree, also
from UNL. Kent and
Juli have a 3-year old
daughter, Faith.
Address Update:
5331 Mission Circle
Lincoln, NE 68521
Jl NeLson ('931
JT continues to work
as a graphic artist
rAr \nn tsr c p I lls ln
Sioux Falls and. also
owns his own embroi-*
rlarrz rli ni fi ri na hrrqi -
uv!J urYr Lrarr.Y
ness, Act.ive Imaging,
which he runs oul of
his home in Sioux
! aIl.s. rn ado].tron,
JTrs wife, Jackie,
9O.
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their
first chi1d, Anika
Mary Nelson {9 lbs-6
nz \ E'al^rrrrarrz )7th .
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2003.
Address Tlnciafe:
4905 E. Avondale Cir.
Sioux Fatls, SD 5?110
Clinton ?laara ('93)
Clinton is currentlY
employed with Wells
Fargo in Sioux Falls as
the Community Development
Officer for North
Dakota, South Dakota,
and Montana. Clint
married Billi-e Jo Wood
from Milbank SD in JulY
of 1999" Billie Jo is
the Minnehaha County
Treasurer. They have
no children at this
time and enjoy spending
time traveling and 1ivi
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urfh thei r twO CatS
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naronj-hOOCi.
Address Update:
272A S. Phillips Ave.
Sioux Falls, SD 57104
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Chris Taylor ('94)
Chris Taylor moved to
tne MrlwauKee area an
!L^
LIlC DLII.T{..ILLcT UI ^s 2003. He
is still praclicing
small animal velerinarY
medicine at a fourr{nn{-nr
!1\J\-LU!
nran{- i
lJ!qvur(-tit ^^ -'l cl.J-D\J -^
in Milwaukee.
A.ddress Update:
3320 North B3'd Street
Milwaukee, WI 53222
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Jeff Kobriger ('95)
Here is an add.ress update
for Jeff:
Adrlraeq
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a'
3603 Sheffield Lane
Colorado Springs. CO
80907
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Bryce McGowan ('96)
Bryce McGowan is curronJ_
lrr r^rnrkin^ =.l. r:,-An
! srr u!-y vvvr J!-rry Cl. L gVVu
Samaritan Society as a
senior network systems
archileci and is livi
ncr 'i n Si nrrx FaIlS. He
i s r:rr rren vr+ t- e l * v unmar-
J
--i ! lgu. ^^
608 East Sunnybrook
Drive
Si-oux Falls, SD 57105
brycemcgowanG yahoo . com
Craig Bouska ( t97)
Craig Bouska (91') and
his wife Jen had a new
rhi
vrrtfst I ri. Kef cT,rrnn Eliza-
beth Bouska, on May
16. Kateland weighed
-.irrcl- rrnrlar ?, nntrnrlq
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and is 20 inches.
Barclay Kreth ('99)
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ua!u:GJ !o vvfrLlfrurrrY
to farm and raise
nrrrolrrprl 'l i rzestock and
l/u!
uv! vu
has been working the
I asf 4 vears as a Loan
of f icer/Network Administrator
for Farmers

Thoughts From Theia
Voluune 32, lssue 2
Poge 5
$*ilth ffiak*ta ghe€m &gaxrnnil
Stat.e Bank. He is
currently engaged to
Katie Jorgensen and
will be getting married
Sept. 24,
2A04. fn addition,
all three of his sisters
plan on getting
married this upcoming
year.
Address Update:
26XgL 397th Ave
Mt Vernon, SD 57736
George Krenr ( tO0)
George is currently in
:ris fourth year of
teachj-ng and j-s currently
working i-n his
hometown of Morgan, MN
teaching geograPhY and
hi-story. GeorEe al-so
coaches basketbal] and
basebal-l duri-ng the
Spring. In addition,
George was recentlY
married Lo Tammy. his
J-ong tirne girlfriend,
in May 2003 and his
she is currently attendr-nE
pharmacy
school and will be
graduating this
Spring.
Scott Nil,Ls ('00)
Scott and Christine
lJills' son. Cole Mor*
g&n. was born March
28, 2003. They live
in Farker,
CO.
Erie Piekar ('00)
In the Spring of 2003,
Eric graduated from the
University of South Dakota
Schocl of Law.
While attending Law
school. Eric was a Publ-ished
editor of the
VoLur*e 48 South Dakota
Law Review, a member of
the USD School of Law
?ri.al Tearn, and also a
teacher for the USD
Engtish DePartnrenl. Ad-
-l-i +- "i nn:'i lll. L-L(JlrClJaJ,
'1 rr hg r! SefVed
as an editor for Moot
Court, &s president of
the Del-ta Theta Phi Law
fraternity, and as a
mernber of the School of,
Law Disciplinary Board.
Eric is a memben of the
South Dakota Trial Lauryers
Associ-ation, t.he
Association of Trial
T,awyers of Arnerica, the
Pennington CountY Bar
Associ-ation and the
American Bar Associat,j-on.
ltris f,ocuses
on civil litiga-
?"i:t:::,
tj.on and trial Practice.
Eri-c is currently
working for
Bangs, McCullen, But-
}er, Foye & Simmons L.
L.P. of Rapid City,
South Dakota.
Address tJpdate:
223-7 Oak Ave.
Rapid City, SD 57'701
ericpickarGyahoo - com
Craig Chastek ('01)
Craig is currentlY the
Pharmacy Manaqer at
ur Snrrdor rl. uv r f)rrrcr in Plain-
view, MN, lnrhich he be*
gan work at in Auqust
2003. Fle completed his
Pharmacy degree in the
Spring 2003. Craig
al,so recentl-y bought a
home this past year.
Address Update:
9?00 Waterstone Place
#206A
Minnetonka, MN 55305
Scott &:j.t€er t t01!
Scott currently lives
in b,linnet.onka and has
been workinE for North
funerican Construction
Services, Inc- for the
past two years as a
funds control officer.
He also recentlv married
Beth Crar*ford
frosr Watertovrn, SD in
July 2003.
.Ierewy Eurd ('02)
Jeremy Hurd crerrentlY
resides in R.apid CitY.
SD and is teaching
Coniputer Science at
Dakota Middle School-

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$outh fuakmta Theta Alumni
workinq r*ith 6-8th
qrade students. Jererny
was also a Head
coach for the 8th
grade footbal-L team
heading the defense
and Seading thern to a
5-2 record. The defense
he coached qave
up only 1-0 pts/game.
Address Update:
528 Columbus St. #1
Rapi.d. Ci-ty, SD 5??01
liorne: 605-716-9644
1 erernyhurd8 hotraa i I . com
Jeremy Shoenaker ('O2l
Jeremy S&_o'emekeJlre: - ,
centJ-y bought a house
in Mitchell, SD and is*
currently a regional
manaqer at CornPuter One
in Mitche1l.
Address Update:
40-l South Montana
Mitchell, SD 57301
E Mail-:
j e remy8rayconpule rone . coln
ldaric Tusehen {'02}
Marc Tuschren resides in
Augusta, GeorEia and is
currerrtly serving as a
Registered Representative
and Agent for
First Comn'land Financial
Flanninqr.
Get your Updates in
Nor! ! Send ttra to:
seE
Box 7425
Brookings, SD 5?OO?
or e-nai]' editor
Jeremg' Er116'd at:
j erewyhurd8hotmaiJ.
. con
Or you can now rrPdate
on].ine at:
sdtlleta - freeservers . eom
Go to the a]'umni
]-ink orr t-tre nain
page and update
yaur info rror! !
SPECIAL THANKS TO THE MEFIBERS OF
$TOOffEAR CLUB
Speei*l Thapks goes to all the alunni who belped eontribute to making the formal living noom remodeling
a reality!!
Loren Boone ('?2)
Shirley Erstad ('88LS) Paige Linngren ('90LS) Dr. h4ichael Relf ('88)
Brian Donahoe {'8?} Jeremy Hurd ('02} Craig Markhardt ('98} Marcus Schmidt ('90)
Judith Donalroe ('88LS) Brett Koenecke {'90} Bryce McGowan ('96} Roger Sudbeck ('90}
Riclr Erst*d ('86) Tom Linngren ('91) J-T- Nelson ('93) h4arc Tuschen ('02)
Want to be a member of the club?
e$100lYearCIubbysendingadonationof$t00fot2aM,whichwi|lgoonlyto
House maintenance and irnprovement. Donations can be sent to the attention of Tom Linngren, the current House Corporation
Vice-President, at his home address at :
Tom Linngren,2t4l Cedar Dr., Watertown, SD 572S1.
We also requesthe donor's e-mail address so we can send future reminders for $100 annual contributions by e-mail. If
anyone has any questions regarding the fundraising camp*ign, Tom can be reached at:
linng ren. gsrocl@ m idconetwork.com

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Donatisns and Gonffibutions
Picture Above: A picture of the new formal living room. The room received new carpe{ two clotb covered
chairs" two brronze leatlrer coucheg two matching end tables with matehing coffee table, trvo modern
table lamps, and a floor nrg. The rioom rilas also painted a beige/tan like colon and a border was added
around the room. The same paint scheme flows over into the pool table rea. The pool table area linoleurn
was also replaced in that room and down th stairs to the entyway.
Picture Left: Picture of Robert Fisher attended
Fraternity Lea&rship School in August. He is
pictured above at tbe Levere Memonial Temple
in Evanston
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Special thanks to the alumni who contributed
toourTuition Gift Fund at the SAE Foundation.
Your gifts support the chapter's dele
gates to Fraternity Leadership School
Check outthe SD Theta Wehite at:
rwYw.sdtheta.f rees erve rs.eom
Chad Christopherson ('91 )
Dale DeYos ('M)
Michael Evink ('99)
Mark Law ('94)
Jay Mahlendorf('93)
Brian Sandhoff('96)
Clark Schoening ('87)
Jim Seeley ('00)

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$mLxth SekCIta The€a News
EHAPTER PLEDGES FIVE
The Chapter had a very su€cessful
rush this semester. The chapter
extended twelve bids to hoPeful
pledges and acquired five men to
continue the pledge process. Sone
of the events held during rush included
volleybalt behind the house
before a home football game, a
movie night, a billiards tournament
at Outback Jacks on the SDSU carnpus,
and bowling at Prairie Lanes.
The chapter had 100 percent attendance
at all the rush events and
showed great effort in making rush
a great experience for the new
pledges.
enjoyed some rolls and juice at the
house.
After the parade the crowd of
about 40 parents and alumni enjoyed
the hot chili and the brand
new formal living room before heading
out to the game. The stands were
packed with excited fans waiting to
see the Jackrabbits tromp St. Cloud
State and get the Hobo Day victory
that they had been denied the year
before. Even though it was cold, the
Jacks didn't disappoint anybody,
burning up the frozen tundra beating
St. Cloud State 27-24 - Over all it
was a great day for everyone.
ADOPT.A-HIGHWAY A SUCCESS
The Fall 2003 pledses are:
Clark Highby Revere, MN
Pat Hoese Mayer, SD
Jojo Fraser Sioux Falls, SD
Todd Schettler Harrisburg, SD
Dave Rislov Madison, SD
There was no catchy theme
for the Hobo's to cling to this year;
just traditions, and traditions it
was. The chapter hosted its alumni
and parents for the weekend, but
before the crowd bundled up and
headed down to the parade, they
The South Dakota Theta Chapter
held a community service project
on Friday, October 17,2003. fhe
chapter voted to continue their
Adopt-A-Highway project on U.S.
Highway 14 about ten miles east of
Brookings. A total of eighteen active
members and three pledges participated.
The Brothers put on their orange
vests and divided into four
groups to allow for each group to
take one-mile of highway. The early
evening weather was perfect and
sunn)r and the Brothers were able to
complete the cleanup in a halfhour.
This project is a valuable attribute
to give back to Brookings
County and also is a very efficient

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project for the Brothers to dedicate
themselves to for several hours a
lrear. Phi Altha to all of the tsrothers
that participated and we look
forward to s€eing less trash out
there this spring.
CHAPTER ATTENDS PTIS
At this year's Frovince Tau
Leadership sChool, held at North
Dakota Beta (North Dakota State
University) the chapter once again
had very strong attendance. Fifteen
brothCrs:attqded the various ses-
sions;- from :blo-t€rrorism to the
True G'entleman Initiative., The
highlight session of the dai was
"Dating, the Right Way" by Dr. Jim
Rothenberger. Dr. Thomas Goodale,
the Emihent' Supreme Recorder,
was the Suprerne Csuncil representative
who proudly announced that
the state of the Fraternity is in
good health.
The day was capped off by the
awards banquet where Michael
Evink was awarded the Merit Key
for his outstanding',s,€rvice for the
fraternity. Mike servei on the Province
Council as Recorder and is a
past SD Theta ffous*:Corporation
President :
This past Fall, the chapter initiated six new men into the fratemity. Clark Highby, Jorab Fraser, Tdd Schetthr, Pat Hoese,
and Dave Rislov allsuccessfully completed treir mandatory eightleek phdge program ard initiated. ln dition, Jason
- Person, previousfy inactive Oue to mititary stalus, atso waslnitiateC
Sre sirtn peion. The drapterwas very impressed
with hese men over he ccnrne of their pledgeship ard have high expectat'ons tlrathese men will do greattrings for tre

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Greetings to all SD Theta
Alumni. The Brothers are proud to
once again present Thoughts From
Theta. It is hard to believe another
semester has aknost passed us by, but
let the Brothers take this opportunity
to catch you up on the last few
months.
The Annual Golf Tcurnament
was held July 11 at the Tyler Community
Golf Course in Tyler, MN, which
is managed by Brother Jason Gunnare
{'00}. Brothers Aaron Hoese and
Robert Fisher attended Convention
and National Leadership School on behalf
of the chapter and had nothing
but positive experiences at both
events. Brothers Cody Lauer, Darin
Radke, and Jake Raml offered several
hours of help to Brother Gunnare
cleaning off golf carts on Octob er 22,
and later that week nineteen Brothers
represented SD Theta on October 24-
25 at North Dakota State University in
Fargo, ND for Province Tau Leadership
School.
Despite the cold of Hobo Days
this year the Brothers warmed up with
alumni for our annual chili feed following
the parade. During the festivities
of the week the six-man SAE team
finished second in the ten-person
team Bum Olympics. The SAE flag
football team was easily the most fun
team on the field for the Greek
League, and their 3rd place finish was
well deserved. The Brothers again
showed aggressiveness is a fine quality
to display while still maintaining
the image of a gentleman.
The newest change to the chapter
was the chapter house itself. This summer
work began on the remodeling of
the chapter forrnal room, an extraordinary
task to say the least. Spearheaded
by the effcrt of House Corporation Director
Tom Linngren ('9t; and wife
Paige, the room was completely redone
with new paint, borders, blinds, carpet,
lamps, chairs, tables, and leather
ccuches. The game room, upstairs
bathroom, and main entryway received
new flooring and paint, and the closet
doors located by the pool table were replaced
and shelves wer€ installed inside
the closets. The Brothers are so
thankful for all who contributed to this
project in any way, and especially to
Tom and Paige for bringing out the hest
look possible for the formal room. It is
a gift to have a room with such eyeappeal.
The twenty-nine men of SD Theta
wish you peace and happiness in the
new year and again offer thanks for
your continued support.
Phi Alpha,
Sean Sieler, Eminent Archon

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SOLF TOURNEY SI.JCCESS IN TYLER
The AlumniAssociation and the
Chapter of SD Theta held the 8th Annual
Theta Golf Toumament on July 11th at
the Tyler Community Golf Course in
Tyler, Minnesota. This is a smallchange
from years past where the toumament
was held just outside of Brookings. Even
with a change of venue, the toumament
w8s again a success.
There were approximately twenty
alumni, actives, and relatives of alumni at
the event. The winning team was Jim
Seeley, Ryan Knutson, Mike Langner
and Matt Aarstad, with a 5 under par
Help To Flnd LostAlumni
Dear Brothersllittle Sisters:
We need your help in tinding some of
the lost Alumni of the South Dakota
Theta Chapter. lf you know the conect
address, telephone number, or e-mail
for any of these brothers,flittle Sisiers,
please contacthe indMdualand have
them e-mailJeremy Huld at jeremyhurd@hotmail.com,
or e-mail the chap
ter e-mail at chapter@sdtheta.og.
David G Anderson .
Steven M Ashton
MichaelA Bogue
Lonny D Bon
Peter C Brown
Tenence H Brown
Scott P Burchill
Robert C Erstad
Clayton D Fejfar
Robert W Freese
Randy Goodhope
Robert A Greenough
David A Greschke
Thomas S Jacobson
Anthony Janusz
Brent Jones
Stanley M Kenny
Jonathan R l-auck
Eric C Lee :
Dennis C Ley
Brian J Lynch
- Richard D March
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Special Thanks goes outto the Tyler
Golf Course and to alumniJason Gunnare
and Jim $eeley for all their help
with the event.
,,'
Next yeais event is currently
planned to be held in Sioux Falls, SD,
at Bakkers Crossing. The golf course
is a new 18-hole public links style
course. The event is tentatively
planned to be held in late July. More
information willcome in the next newsletter.
James Mohan,. ('75)
Jarnes.M Muphy., , (r88)
Joseph M Norterg ('72)
Timothy G Olsen (90)
Robert C Peck ('93)
MichaelE Poppens (89)
MichaelA Range (84)
Mark A Schmaltz ('77,
Larry A Thompson
MarkWestegaad
t'76)
(94)
Little Sisters
PattiAnde,rson t'89)
Julie Baumberger C89)
SaffiBlazey ('77)
Connie Christopherson ('92)
DebFrahman. : t'78)
Karen Hakes ('??,
Madelene Hanson C89)
Nancy llildebrand' t'88)
Laurie Karlen-Smith ('76)
Lisa Lyons
AmberMcPeck' -(r93)
Ly** Os.trern {'86}
Deb Scftroeder (80)
Kristin Weber ('93)
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