Summer-2012

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Sigma Chi at the University of Arizona · Summer 2012
Homecoming 2012 - Nov. 9-11
Brothers, plan on attending Homecoming weekend that will
include the induction of six Beta Phis into the Hall of Honor.
Get together with longtime friends in a fun-filled weekend at the
Westin La Paloma Resort in Tucson.
The Hall of Honor activity will be from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Friday
followed by group pictures, cocktails and a special celebration
dinner.
New House Fundraising
The Major Gift Campaign that began in September has resulted
in slow but steady progress as $800,000 of new pledges have
been realized over the past six months. The Major Gift Phase of
the campaign is expected to be concluded over the next 30 days
with the anticipation that $1,050,000 in new pledges will have
been realized from our Major Gift funding efforts. The Campaign
Steering Committee will be meeting in early June to finalize the
fundraising strategy for the third quarter, which will be the final
phase of the new house capital campaign. The Beta Phi Building
Corporation board has approved additional architectural plan
expenditures and preliminary discussions with several contractors
will be pursued this summer. In addition, conversations with
several Tucson banks regarding the availability and cost of
construction financing have been undertaken.
The nominees for the Hall of Honor induction ceremonies are:
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Donald Buckley MD, ’78
Mark Blackman, ’82
Barry Gabel, ’84
James Campbell, ’87
Brad Butler MD, ’90
Scott Sheafe, ’92
On Saturday, attend the annual homecoming parade and a
barbecue lunch at the Sigma Chi house. Then watch the Wildcats
and the Colorado football game at a time to be announced. The
Cats will be trying to avenge last year’s loss to the Buffaloes.
Rooms at the lovely La Paloma resort are $169 a night – a real
bargain. That includes free parking, golf discounts, lovely pool
facilities, and a beautiful environment. Make your Sigma Chi
reunion reservations at the resort’s website.
www.westinlapalomaresort.com or by calling (520) 742-6000 or
(800) 937-8461.
In order to achieve our overall capital campaign funding goal of
$3.5 million the final phase of the capital campaign will need to
involve the funding of $850,000 of new pledges and donations
over the next five months. As part of the campaign strategy
discussions the Campaign Steering and Major Gift Committees
will be reviewing the use of a matching gift program and a
room gifting strategy in order to meet these goals. Our overall
fundraising objective will be to conclude the New House Capital
Campaign in early October before the Homecoming celebration.
We want to extend a thank you to all of the current campaign
donors for their donations and patience. Moreover, we are very
appreciative of those Brothers that have been directly involved
with the capital campaign leadership efforts. The Beta Phi
undergraduate performance has been impressive. Being the No. 1
ranked fraternity on the University of Arizona campus for the past
three years has not been an easy task. Clearly, the undergraduates
are deserving of our support and the importance of building a new
Sigma Chi Fraternity house in order for the Beta Phi Chapter to
retain its campus leadership position cannot be overemphasized.
Go to page 4 to see Derby Days photos
Alumni Chapter
Executive Committee
President
Steve Schuyler ’79
[email protected]
520.745.6221
Co-Executive Vice President
Terry Valeski ’68
[email protected]
520.615.4095
Co-Executive Vice President
Lisle Payne ’64
[email protected]
415.981.2810
Vice President of Finance
Tom Scott ’78
[email protected]
520.297.1258
Vice President of Communications
Jim Johnson ’61
[email protected]
520.888.9345
Vice President of Membership
Chuck Wagner ’60
[email protected]
520.615.8072
Vice President of Social and Meetings
Linn Wallace ’60
[email protected]
520.529.6025
Undergraduate Chapter Advisor
Jim Donahue ’78
[email protected]
520.360.8977
Sigma Chi Building Company President
Chuck Colton ’69
[email protected]
520.395.2628
Members:
Jon Underwood ’64,
Tom Furrier ’83,
Tad Jewell ’88,
Jim Campbell ’88,
Larry Hecker ’72,
Jack McDuff ’51,
Jerry Tolle ’55
Consul’s Report - Hunter Curtis
As the school year comes to an end we can look back at the
success of the Beta Phi chapter. With our great alumni support,
outstanding school relations, and quality undergraduate members
great things are in our near future.
We recently initiated 12 new members putting our active
membership to 117. This past year we won the Dean Robert Svob
award for the third year in a row. This award is given to the top
fraternity on campus. Along with the Svob award we were awarded
for the highest active GPA for the fall 2011, Robin Winters was
given the Chapter Advisor of the Year award, former Consul Jon Eastman received
the Chapter President of the Year award, and Beta Phi was named the Outstanding
Program of the Year for its first Beta Phi Leadership conference.
Our members are involved in many different areas at the university. We have four
brothers in Chain Gang, a junior honorary, along with 10 brothers in Chimes, another
junior honorary. Kevin Elliott served as an ASUA Senator for the year and recently,
Jake Barman and Taylor Ashton were elected for the next year. In addition, Jackson
Welch served as the president of the Mortar Board senior honorary and Kevin Cayton
was a member of the Bobcats senior honorary. For the next year, Brothers Matt
McLennan and I were selected to be Bobcats as well. We recently have two members
selected as Ambassadors for the upcoming year, bringing the total number of brothers
in this honorary up to seven.
This year we have been involved in many sorority philanthropies along with school
sponsored events including, Up til Dawn and Catwalk. This spring we also hosted our
third Derby Days orchestrated by Camron Vizcaino. We were able to raise more than
$21,000 for the Diamond Children’s Center and the Steele Research Center. This
summer, we are honored to send two brothers, Kevin Murney and Aaron Whitelock
to Horizons, a week-long leadership program which is exclusive to Sigma Chi. This
program has been requested by many fortune 500 companies for their own employees.
The past year we have had 30 members in the mentorship program headed by
alumni Terry Valeski and me. The program has continued to prove successful for our
graduating seniors by helping them network and gain experience in the professional
world. This year at the second annual Beta Phi Leadership Conference we will be
having an alumni lunch. This is an amazing opportunity to get to meet and know the
undergraduates as well as share insight to help them in the real world. Invitations will
be sent out this summer and we look forward to having another successful conference.
On behalf of the Beta Phi chapter, I would like to thank our alumni for their support
and contributions to our chapter. We look forward to another successful year.
(Editor’s note: Brother Curtis neglected to note that he also was selected as the UA’s Greek Man of the Year.)
Executive Board - 2011–2012 School Year
Hunter Curtis - Consul
Buddy Cheek - Pro-Consul
Kevin Elliott- Annotator
Brandon Roth - Magister
Matt San Angelo - Risk Manager
Kevin Abblitt - Philanthropy Chairman
Parker Jewett - Quaestor
Aaron Whitelock - House Manager
Austin Vizcaino - Social Chairman
Matthew Yalung - Recruitment Chairman
Beta Phis Continues to
Make Its Mark
The Beta Phi Chapter of
Sigma Chi had another
banner year.
Former Consul Jon Eastman
and former Sweetheart
Christine Clasby, honored as
Presidents of the Year
During the 30th annual
Greek Awards ceremony on
April 3, the chapter walked
off with virtually every
award, including the third
straight year of winning
the Svob Award as the top
fraternity on campus.
The award is named after
Robert Svob, a Sigma Chi
at the University of Arizona
who graduated in 1942. Svob
served the university for almost 40 years, retiring in 1983 as dean
of students.
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi 2012
Lauren A. Mueller, president of Kappa
Kappa Gamma, is the 2012-13 Sweetheart
of the Beta Phi Chapter of Sigma Chi. She
is a junior who is majoring in psychology,
business administration and Spanish.
The chapter’s immediate past
Sweetheart, Christine Clasby, president
of Alpha Phi Sorority was named
Sorority Chapter President of the
Year during this year’s Greek awards
ceremony.
Medical Center’s
Big Payday
The chapter was honored for having highest fraternity grade point
average for fall 2011.
In addition, Robin Winters, UNLV ’89, was named Fraternity
Chapter Advisor of the Year, former Consul Jon Eastman received
the Interfraternity Council’s Chapter President of the Year Award
and Consul Hunter Curtis was named Greek Man of the Year.
The chapter also received the Chapter of Excellence certification
from the UA’s Greek Life.
Several Brothers have been inducted into the Order of Omega.
The chapter’s immediate past Sweetheart, Christine Clasby,
president of Alpha Phi Sorority was named Sorority Chapter
President of the Year.
Two Beta Phis also were selected to the Bobcats honorary. They
were Consul Hunter Curtis and Brother Matt McLennan. They
join 117 Beta Phi Sigs to become Bobcats since inception. A list
Sigma Chi members in Bobcats can be found by clicking here .
Among Sigma Chi’s selected for Bobcats over the years were
Donald C, Buckley, 1978; Marvin D. “Swede” Johnson, 1950;
Phillip G. “Flip” May, 1980; S. Jack McDuff, 1951; Lisle Payne,
1964; Robert S. Svob, 1941; and Jack Redhair, 1958.
“We are very proud of these accomplishments,” said Tucson
Alumni Chapter President Steve Schuyler. “Once again, the
successful showing as a testimonial to the strong leadership that
anchors it. We should all reflect positively about these awards, be
proud and look to the continued bright future ahead for the Beta
Phi Chapter of Sigma Chi Fraternity.”
Beta Phi Brothers present a check for $21,000 to the The
University of Arizona Medical Center – Diamond Children’s and
the Steele Children’s Research Center.. The money was raised
from proceeds of Derby Days. From left are James Hollander,
Richelle Litteer of the University Medical Center Foundation,
Jon Eastman, Parker Jewett, Camron Vizcaino, Esteban Obregon
and Lori Throne, director of Women’s and Children’s Services
for University of Arizona Medical Center, Diamond Children’s
Hospital.
More that 400 women from 11 sororities participated in Derby
Days, which ran from March 28 to April 2. Alpha Phi won
top honors. During Derby Days Week, the sorority members
participate in competitions such as tug-o-war, obstacle courses,
volleyball and tricycle races. The events took place at locations on
the UA campus and were the center of attention, not only for the
Greek community, but for the campus as a whole. See photos on
next page.
Alpha Phi - Derby Days 2012 Winners
Derby Days 2012 - Brothers Celebrate
Kyle Reasor Gets Dunked
Gamma Phi Betas
Derby Days
Raises $21,000
for The
University
of Arizona
Medical Center
– Diamond
Children’s
and the Steele
Children’s
Research Center
Jousting
Wilbur with Pi Beta Phis
Significant Alumni News
Valeski Named Significant Sig,
Outstanding Eller College Alum
Telecommunications businessman Terry
Valeski ’68 has been named a Significant Sig,
the 21st member of Beta Phi to achieve one
of the Sigma Chi International Fraternity’s
highest honors.
The other Beta Phis who have been honored as Significant Sigs
are: Donald E. Breckenridge ’53, Donald C. Buckley ’78, Earl
H. Carroll Beta ’48, Peter J. Corpstein ’52, James E. Durbin ’47,
Lloyd E. Eisele ’61, Barry M. Goldwater ’62, George Gregson
’24, Luther S. Helms ’66, Marvin D. Johnson ’50, David M.
Jones ’36, Burton Kinerk ’57, Edwin C. Lynch, ’57, S. Jack
McDuff ’51, Lewis C. Murphy ’55, Jerry M. Patterson ’56,
Frank Sancet ’31, Morris K. Udall ’49, Rufus VonKleinsmid ’25
and Gordon R. Willey ’35.
In addition, Valeski, Beta Phi ’68, was
named the Outstanding Alumnus at the
annual awards ceremony by the Eller College of Management. He
is chairman of the National Board of Advisors to the dean of The
Eller College, and an executive in residence for Eller.
Valeski, who is also a member of the Beta Phi Hall of Honor,
began his career after serving as an officer in the Army with J.
Walter Thompson as an advertising executive. He rose to the level
of senior vice president.
He is currently vice chairman of the board of T-Mobile
International in the Czech Republic and a board director of Ceske
Radiokomunicaze, the Czech broadcast transmission business. He
also is an advisor to Ernst and Young M&A Group in London,
private equity firms Advent International, Montagu and General
Atlantic. He is an operating partner of Advent International.
Valeski has been executive chairman of Aircom International
and a board director of MACH. He has served on the board
of Intellisync and Sonim Technologies. Over the course of his
operating career he has launched and operated five different
wireless operations in as many countries. Companies he has
worked for include Eurotel; British Telecom Wireless, Blu in Italy,
Telfort in Holland, British Telecom, Pacific Bell Mobile Services
as regional president, Atari Corporation (consultant), Mattel Inc.,
INTV Corporation, and Teledyne Water Pik.
He also is on the executive board of the Tucson Alumni Chapter
of Sigma Chi, where he leads the Mentoring and Career
Development Program for Beta Phi undergraduates. He also
is a member of the Arizona Wildcat Hall of Fame and Arizona
Letterman.
The Significant Sig Award recognizes “those alumni members
whose achievements in their fields of endeavor have brought
honor and prestige to the name of Sigma Chi.” The Sigma
Chi Fraternity has recognized 1,500 brothers since the award’s
inception at the 1935 Grand Chapter. Alumni in any profession,
occupation, or service work are eligible for consideration.
Each Significant Sig receives a personalized medal, certificate and
lapel pin.
Terry Valeski Inducted as Significant Sig - 2012
Four Brothers On The Move To Serve
Sigma Chi
Bill Scott
Bill Scott, Arizona ’80, is moving to the
International Fraternity’s headquarters in
Evanston, Ill. to head the undergraduate
accountability office. He had been Grand
Praetor of the Southwestern Province, which
is now called the Grand Canyon Province,
for the past 13 years.
Scott, a member of the Order of Constantine and a Beta Phi Hall
of Honor, has long served Sigma Chi. He was chapter advisor of
Beta Phi from 1986-89, president and treasurer during his term
with the Sigma Chi Building Company from 1982-92.
Scott will be replaced by Robin Winters,
UNLV ’89, who was the Beta Phi advisor
since the chapter recolonized in 2007. The
new chapter advisor will be Jim Donahue, a
’78 graduate of Wyoming. Donahue’s son,
Jimmy, is Beta Phi’s Pro Consul.
Robin Winters
Tim Fontes, ASU ’02 and a UA law school
graduate, will assist Donahue on the
chapter’s Advisory Board. One more position
will be filled on the board.
Congratulations to Brothers Scott, Winters, Donahue and Fontes
for their appointments.
Letter to Parents: Jim Donahue’78 - Chapter
We are pleased to report that a very successful Beta Phi Senior
graduation celebration was attended by approximately 60 Sigs at
the Old Pueblo Grill on May 2. At the official Senior Send-off
the Brothers heard from members of the senior class of 2012 as
they reminisced about their Beta Phi experiences at the University
of Arizona and shared their favorite memories with Sigma Chi
Alumni.
Alumni Chapter President Steve Schuyler presented each of
the graduating senior with a special memento as part of the
evening festivities. In addition, alumni Terry Valeski, who is
the coordinator of the Undergraduate Mentoring program, was
honored for being selected a Significant Sig, an award accorded
only 1,500 Sigma Chis in its history. After congratulating the
seniors Valeski offered his perspectives on their career plans and
the current marketplace.
Advisor
Successful Chapter Initiation Ceremony, New Officer Elections
and Annual Derby Days
Twelve Beta Phi spring pledges were initiated into the Sigma Chi
Fraternity in April. A number of parents traveled to Tucson in
order to participate in the activities. In the last week of April, the
annual Beta Phi Derby Day weekend was successfully undertaken
as over 400 participants from the 11 sororities competed in the
various Derby Day events. Camron Vizcaino, the Derby Day
manager indicated that the philanthropic monies raised from the
event exceeded $21,000 and that these funds would be presented
to the Diamond Children’s Medical Center and Steele Research
Center in Tucson. In May the annual Chapter officer election was
completed and Hunter Curtis and Buddy Cheek were elected as
the new Consul and Pro Consul. Kevin Elliott and Brandon Roth
were elected as Annotator and Magister. The Beta Phi membership
totaled118 members in the spring.
Successful Mentoring Program Concluded for Seniors
Former Dean of Students and Beta Phi Sig Bob Svob holds the
trophy in his name with a group of the 2012 graduating seniors
As many of you are aware, the Tucson Sigma Chi Alumni Chapter
has an active mentoring program for Beta Phi undergraduate
juniors and seniors. Each of the participants in the program is
assigned an alumni mentor and encouraged to participate in the
mentoring program events during the school year. Career strategy
discussions, resume composition activities and mock interview
instruction are included in the program. The undergraduates are
encouraged to participate in summer internship programs and to
actively work with Sigma Chi alumni in pursuing these activities.
Excellent Academic Performance and Winner
of the Top UA Fraternity in 2012
The Beta Phi Chapter of Sigma Chi finished No.1 in grade point
average (3.07) for all of the Interfraternity Council fraternities
in the spring term. “We are very proud of our academic
accomplishments,” said outgoing Beta Phi Consul Jon Eastman.
“We have been recipients of the annual Svob Award (No.1 ranked
fraternity on campus) for the past three years.”
Schuyler also offered his congratulations to the scholarship
chairman and to undergraduates for their continued academic
excellence. In addition, for the past several years, the chapter has
been awarded with the prestigious Peterson Significant Chapter
award, which is the highest honor given by the International
Fraternity. Moreover, newly elected Consul Hunter Curtis was
named Greek Man of Year and former Consul Jon Eastman was
the recipient of the Interfraternity Consul President of the year
award at the Greek Awards ceremony in April. Beta Phi Matt
McLennan, the president of the Order of the Omega, hosted the
ceremony.
Sigma Chi alumni mentors and undergraduates in the
mentoring program
New Fraternity House Capital Campaign Status
A number of parents of the undergraduates have requested
information on the construction schedule of the new fraternity
house and have now made donations to the capital campaign. We
very much appreciate their participation as donors in the New
House Capital Campaign and at this stage we anticipate that the
capital campaign will be completed this fall. We are hopeful to
start construction of the new fraternity house in the spring of
2013 and to have the house ready for occupancy in the fall of
2014.
50 Take Part in Hall of Honor Luncheon
From left, Dennis Harmon, Lisle Payne, Luke Helms, Chuck Colton,
UA athletic director Greg Byrne, Hunter Curtis, Jack McDuff, Terry
Valeski and Paul Muscenti
More than 50 Beta Phi Brothers attended the Hall of Honor luncheon on April 17 to hear UA athletic director Greg Byrne talk about
the future of Wildcat sports at the La Hermosa Inn in Scottsdale. Byrne stressed the university’s commitment to being the best athletic
department in the state.
Attendees ranged from those who graduated in the 1940s to the 2000s, including former Grand Consul Jack McDuff.
New Beta Phi Consul Hunter Curtis and four other undergraduates also attended the luncheon. Curtis gave a round-down of the great
success the chapter had this year, including the best chapter, best chapter president (Jon Eastman), the best chapter advisor (Robin
Winters) and best grade point average.
The gathering is one of two Hall of Honor luncheons to be held each year in the Phoenix area.
Chapter Eternal
William E. “Bill” Kimble, Beta Phi ’51,
a longtime Tucson attorney and former
partner with Earl Carroll, a member of
the Beta Phi Hall of Honor, entered the
Chapter Eternal on April 6, 2012 at his
home. He was 85.
Kimble was a graduate of Tucson High
School, served in the U.S. Navy from
1944-46 and returned to Tucson to earn his law degree from the
UA. After graduation he spent a short period with the FBI before
opening a law practice in Bisbee. He served as a Cochise County
Superior Court judge until 1962.
In 1964 he ran as a Republican against freshman Democratic
congressman Morris K. Udall, but lost the race. Later he and
Udall, also a Beta Phi, became fast friends. Kimble served as the
co-chair for Udall’s re-election campaign in 1982. He retired in
1991 after a career that saw he try more than 500 jury cases. He
also taught at the UA law school for more than 20 years.
He and his wife, Jean, who survives him, were parents of seven
boys. All honor to his name.
On April 3, 2012 Brian Charles Garrison
(Beta Phi 99) entered the Chapter Eternal.
In 1996 Brian enlisted in the US Marines,
where he was stationed at Camp Pendleton,
serving in Company A, First Battalion, Fifth
Marine Regiment. He received the Navy
and Marine Corps Achievement Medal and
Meritorious Mast for superior performance
of duty while serving as a small boat coxswain.
Following his military service, his interests led him to the audio/
visual and electronics/computer technology field. At the time of
his death, Brian was employed by CCS Presentation Systems,
where he was head installer in the Tucson area.
Brian is survived by his mother and father, Carol B. and C. Scott
Garrison; brother, Richard B. Garrison (Beta Phi 93) and sister,
Amanda B. Garrison. He is preceded in entering the Chapter
Eternal by his grandfather, Richard B. Bennett (Alpha Lambda
49), great grandfather Richard Heber Bennett Jr. (Emory, 1920)
and great great grandfather Richard Heber Bennett (RandolphMacon College 1883). All honor to his name.
New House Capital Campaign Donors
Bob Svob ‘41
Chandler Flickinger ‘49
John Norton ‘50
Earl Carroll ‘51
Jack McDuff ‘51
Earl Powles ‘51
John Carroll ‘52
Peter Corpstein ‘52
Norman Pretzer ‘54
Robert Pesqueira ‘55
Jerry Tolle ‘55
Carl Weiler ‘55
Bob Crouch ‘56
Hank Harrison ‘56
Burt Kinerk ‘57
Paul Rosenblatt ‘57
John Yaryan ‘57
Denny Lyon ’58
Paul Muscenti ‘58
Jack Redhair ‘58
Skip Wallach ‘58
Leo Corbet ‘59
Bill Lynch ‘59
Daniel Mason ‘59
Dick Pesqueira ‘59
Alan Hall ‘60
Buck Markley ‘60
Harry Pernell ‘60
Chuck Wagner ‘60
Linn Wallace ‘60
Jim Corbet ‘61
Ed Eisele ‘61
Jack Holland ‘61
Jim Johnson ‘61
Mike Seiler ‘61
Jack Fritz ‘62
Barry Goldwater ‘62
Jack Halland ‘62
Dennis Harman ‘62
Ron Hold ‘62
James Musgrove ‘62
Peter Roepke ‘62
Andrew Thompson ‘62
Dennis Underwood ‘62
Curtis Wehling ‘62
Frank White ‘62
Briggs Wood ‘62
Kirk Young ‘62
Mike Anderson ‘63
Dick Bohnet ‘63
Ted Brookhart ‘63
Rick Fried ‘63
Bill Hall ‘63
Larry Kaminski ‘63
John LeProvost ‘63
Lance Long ‘63
Jerome Moiso ‘63
Brian O’Neill ‘63
Steve Seiler ‘63
Jon Walker ‘63
Kenneth Wayne ‘63
Harry Buckner ‘64
Peter Houser ‘64
Tom Hubbard ‘64
John Klotsche ‘64
Joe Long ‘64
Steve McNamee ‘64
Fred Nuetzel ‘64
Lisle Payne ‘64
Don Pert ‘64
Mickey Powers ‘64
Jim Roberts ‘64
Thomas Sawyer ‘64
John Shultz ‘64
Daniel Skelton ‘64
Jon Underwood ‘64
Donald Wade ‘64
Joe Bartlett ‘65
Ron Bergamo ‘65
John Briscoe ‘65
Pat Conner ‘65
Jeffrey Fritz ‘65
Ronald Guiles ‘65
Grant Hawgood ‘65
Mike Hennigan ‘65
Chuck Hunter ‘65
Jay Kee Jacobson ‘65
David Knott ‘65
Bill Kyte ‘65
Jeff Lewis ‘65
John Mangum ‘65
Craig Morrison ‘65
Jeff Quiggle ‘65
Robert Schlosser ‘65
Mike Barber ‘66
David Drew ‘66
Jim Flanagan ‘66
Bob Frey ‘66
Ted Koutsoubos ‘66
Jim McDougall ‘66
James Nickel ‘66
Doug Patterson ‘66
Ted Sweeting ‘66
Charlie Webb ‘66
Bob Bretz ‘67
Jeffrey Garner ‘67
Thomas Grissom ‘67
Don Kunitz ‘67
Randy Leathers ‘67
Robert Maxwell ‘67
Robert McWard ‘67
Mike Murphy ‘67
Lee Nigro ‘67
Mic Williams ‘67
Jim Cote ‘68
Bob Ingraham ‘68
Nyal Leslie ‘68
Bob Nairn ‘68
Pete Newcomer ‘68
John Ritchie ‘68
Wally Scott ‘68
Spence Valentine ‘68
Terry Valeski ‘68
Bill Wamsley ‘68
Mike Bennett ‘69
Chuck Colton ‘69
Robert Garmon ‘69
Bill Gibney ‘69
Larry Hecker ‘69
John Humphries ‘69
Bruce Jacobus ‘69
Buddy McConnell ‘69
Wes Mohr ‘69
Chann Morse ‘69
Jack Wright ‘69
Larry Benson ‘70
James Coddington ‘70
Brad Day ‘70
Pete Hill ‘70
Jigger James ‘70
Bill Neal ‘70
Bob Zeluff ‘70
Bruce Bernard ‘71
Marshall Christy ‘71
Philip Custer ‘71
Vic Hencken ‘71
Marty Hinds ‘71
John Keeler ‘71
Ted Sherwood ‘71
Dave Flitner ‘72
Mike George ‘72
John Glassmoyer ‘72
Todd Tupper ‘72
Bob VanValer ‘72
Bob Crum ‘73
Fred Emich ‘73
Bill Heringer ‘73
Robert Judson ‘73
Ken Lawrence ‘73
Jerry McNamara ‘73
Mike McWilliams ‘73
John Pence ‘73
Doug Rothery ‘73
Bob Custer ‘75
Donald Buckley ‘78
Jim Donahue ‘78
Tom Scott ‘78
Randy Summers ‘78
Tom Arendt ‘79
Doug Ehrenkranz ‘79
Steve Schuyler ‘79
Daniel Collins ‘80
Joe Markling ‘80
Flip May ‘80
Bill Scott ‘80
Steve Feckley ‘81
Rob Kogan ‘81
Kevin Waddell ‘81
David Bina ‘82
Marc Blackman ‘82
Tom Duffy ‘82
Robert Ehrenreich ‘82
John Schuetze ‘82
David Tyler ‘82
Mike Beall ‘83
Joe Beers ‘83
Joel Robbins ‘83
David Tinkelman ‘83
Steven Bried ‘84
Bob Ellis ‘84
Barry Gabel ‘84
Jack Lovinger ‘84
Chuck Matthews ‘84
Ed Reading ‘84
Mike Arendt ‘85
Todd Cefaratti ‘85
George Cravens ‘85
Scot Gilbreath ‘85
Don Kesteloot ‘85
Joe Kreamer ‘85
Scott Langley ‘85
Greg LaSalle ‘85
Jamie LaSalle ‘85
Pat McGinley ‘85
Allen Mills ‘85
Kent Nasser ‘85
Jeffrey Schapira ‘85
Jeff Sippel ‘85
Mike Turner ‘85
Tim Arendt ‘86
William Cronin ‘86
Scott Disharoon ‘86
Tim Frakes ‘86
Todd Gilbreath ‘86
Scott Ott ‘86
Jim Savage ‘86
Kelly Smith ‘86
Eric Brown ‘87
John Felix ‘87
Dan Heydenfeldt ‘87
Richard Kosinski ‘87
Chris Mielke ‘87
Gary Roberts ‘87
Greg Sippel ‘87
Jim Campbell ‘88
Brent Dover ‘88
Dave Dwyer ‘88
Paul Felix ‘88
Matthew Franklin ‘88
Theodore Harper ‘88
Tom Martin ‘88
Scott McFetters ‘88
Jim Mooney ‘88
Mike Myers ‘88
Paul Ortiz ‘88
Mike Reading ‘88
Kevin Shuler ‘88
Ben Butler ‘89
Matthew Kennelly ‘89
Jay LaSalle ‘89
Carter Morgan ‘89
Craig Stender ‘89
Doug Tilford ‘89
Robin Winters ‘89
Brad Butler ‘90
Dean Fink ‘90
Paul Gehlsen ‘90
Mike Mitchell ‘90
Keith Zusi ‘90
Rob Adams ‘91
Chris Avery ‘91
Frank Fazio ‘91
Daniel Kath ‘91
Troy Musselmann ‘91
Greg Ross ‘91
Barry Baker ‘92
Lee Bizik ‘92
Bill Chavira ‘92
Marcus Dell’Artino ‘92
Hugh McCauley ‘92
Brent Menke ‘92
Peter Moser ‘92
Brian Nagel ‘92
Dan Odell ‘92
Neil Reithinger ‘92
Craig Walker ‘92
Herb Borovansky ‘93
Bert Dover ‘93
John Forney ‘93
David Frith ‘93
Tad Jewell ‘93
Jack Okabayashi ‘93
Todd Palmer ‘93
Walter Pratt ‘93
Dave West ‘93
Travis Carson ‘94
Daniel Dunn ‘94
Ron Hobbs ‘94
Andy Olson ‘94
Rick Osselaer ‘94
Brent Powers ‘94
Paul Walker ‘94
James Fiduccia ‘95
Jason Kirby ‘95
Cameron Klar ‘95
Skyler Badenoch ‘96
David Corrao ‘96
Jeff Cramer ‘96
Brian Crawford ‘96
James Kuykendall ‘96
Brett Laiken ‘96
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Brey Jones ‘01
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Matt Ryan ‘10
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