Pi Lambda Phi International Launches New Website
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Pi Lambda Phi International Launches New Website
SPRING 2008 A P U B L I C AT I O N O F T H E P I L A M B D A P H I E D U C AT I O N A L F O U N D AT I O N Pi Lambda Phi International Launches New Website Through a special grant made by The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation, Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity and The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation recently launched its redesigned website at www.pilambdaphi.org. “We surveyed our undergraduates and alumni to determine how we could best format the new website to provide all with better services and a sense of brotherhood,” explains Gary Sanders, Executive Director of Pi Lambda Phi. “Our undergrads were particularly interested in being able to use the website to assist in recruitment efforts, while alumni wanted a means to be able to keep up to date on fraternity events and chapter news.” Using the information gained from these surveys, Technology Steering Committee members Shawn Upchurch (OH Beta Tau), Steve Bass (PA Omega Gamma), Mike LaBelle (FL Delta Upsilon), Jeff Buhler (FL Delta), Marc Weppner (VA Omicron Zeta) and Dan Scott (IL Tau Delta) got to work designing the new site. What they came up with is a user-friendly site designed for access by all initiated brothers. It features an event calendar, discussion boards, a photo gallery and job boards. The site also lets its users conduct directory searches, contribute to the Foundation online and participate in e-mail centers to keep alumni in touch with one another. Other features include news posts and the ability for members to easily update their personal information. Future enhancements planned for the site include the ability to e-mail newsletters and hot links to alumni association and undergraduate chapter websites. “We also hope to add on-line event registration and make it possible for chapters and chartered alumni associations to create their websites using our site’s features as a base,” adds Sanders. Make time to visit the site today to register and explore all that it has to offer. INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2 State of the Fraternity 3 Chapter Spotlight 4 Alumni Donations 8 Milestone Anniversaries 12 How to Donate 13 Beck Scholarships Announced 14 2008 Convention Update A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation Inc. Board of Trustees Ezra M. Krieg, C.K. President Hon. John L. Braxton Vice President Max A. Dobens, C.K. Secretary Bill Chorba Treasurer George A. Beck, H.B. Trustee Ronald M. Grossman, M.D., C.K. Trustee Warren A. Weiss, H.B. Trustee Denise A. Avanzato Administrator The Frater All rights reserved; no duplication without permission. The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation 36 Mill Plain Road Suite 309 Danbury, CT 06811 203/740-1044 203/740-1644 (fax) [email protected] 2 State of the Fraternity Dear Brothers: It is with great pride that I pen this state of the fraternity update. Pi Lambda Phi has many fantastic things happening within the organization thanks to the quality men who comprise our undergraduate membership and our many committed alumni volunteers. For those who don’t know me, I am a member of our Tau Delta chapter at the University of Illinois and have been a councilman for eight years. I live in Northbrook, Illinois with my wife and three children and practice law in Chicago. I’ve stayed active with our fraternity because of the outstanding friendships I developed while at Illinois, and I hope my involvement will provide future brothers with the same opportunity. New Chapters, New Colonies I’m excited to inform you that — for the first time in nearly six years — we have added several groups to our chapter and colony roll. Our colony at Indiana University of Pennsylvania was chartered this past summer, becoming our first new chapter in seven years. We also added two other colonies: one at the University of Michigan and another at Lockhaven University in Pennsylvania. Lockhaven is new college for us, but Michigan is a re-colonization and I know that the brothers at the Michigan colony would love to hear or receive a visit from our Michigan alums. Finally, we have a strong group growing in our attempt to re-colonize at Western Carolina University and I expect this group to be colonized by the time you read this. Thanks to Tracy Wyatt and the Western Carolina alums for bringing Pi Lambda Phi back to Cullowhee. Once again, I know that the undergraduates would love to hear from you Catamount alums. A Strong Executive Director As many of you know, we hired Gary Sanders as our Director of Chapter Operations in November of 2004 and he’s currently the Executive Director of Pi Lambda Phi. Gary has proven to be one of the great assets of our fraternity. The international headquarters runs very efficiently under his leadership, and he has a great ability to communicate well with both the International Executive Council members and the undergraduate membership. Gary has an endless amount of energy, enthusiasm and ideas. Under his direction, his staff organizes conclaves and conventions as if they were professional event planners. He’s a humble man and always wants to pass the credit for a job well done. One of the nice things about being president is I get the last word(s), and it’s time to give Gary some well deserved credit. Thanks Gary, because we could not do it without you! Fiscally Healthy I’m proud to report that our financial position is strong and, with Gary’s leadership and the Council’s supervision, we have kept our membership dues in check and still have managed to meet our obligations. While this may seem easy to sum up in one sentence, it’s not easy to accomplish. The fraternity world is a competitive place and we work hard to keep our dues in line with other organizations so we don’t handcuff our undergraduate brothers when recruiting new members. Keeping dues low also means watching our expenses very carefully and our staff does an excellent job maintaining our budget. I believe we have a great budgetary model in place that will keep us moving forward financially and permit us to continue serving our undergraduate brothers. My Goals for This Fraternity When I assumed this presidency, I gave a great amount of thought to how I would want my tenure judged. Two things came to mind. First, I wanted to see our chapter roll grow once again; after my predecessors steered us out of harm’s way, we are finally in a position to add new groups. Second, I wanted the council to operate a little differently by utilizing committees that consist of many non-council members; it’s my belief that we are a stronger organization when we receive input and ideas from all of our members. I want to continue to involve alumni who are not council members, not just by rotating councilmen, but by creating committees on which you can serve the fraternity. I convinced my fellow councilmen without much opposition that Pi Lambda Phi would benefit from annual planning sessions. We have held two such sessions and they have been incredibly helpful in focusing our efforts on committee work and recruiting new committee members. We’ll be holding our third planning session the weekend of May 31st in Baltimore and all brothers are welcome to join us. Please check the website or call headquarters for details. If you have any interest in participating at the international level, please contact Gary Sanders or any of the councilmen. For those of you who are actively involved with Pi Lambda Phi — whether locally, regionally or internationally — thank you for continuing to support our fraternity. If any of you are thinking about getting involved, please do, as you will find the benefits incredibly rewarding. -- Dan Scott, President Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity The Frater | Spring 2008 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Chapter Spotlight: University of Florida — FL Delta The Fall of 2007 was one of the lowest times for the Florida Delta chapter since its re-establishment in 2000. A risk management violation prior to rush lead to the chapter’s suspension and loss of the potential new member class. The chapter leadership was devastated and many thought they were going to have to fold. Instead of falling victim to negativity, the brothers decided that the punishment was actually a “blessing in disguise.” “The situation really gave us a chance to stand back and take a good look at the chapter as a whole. Certain values got lost over the years, but last semester we found out what’s most important to us,” says Ricky Cuellar (Archon). “Instead of collapsing at the site of our consequences, our chapter immediately chose to view the sanctions as an opportunity to revisit and embrace the values and ideals we took an oath to uphold,” adds Romano Muniz (Rex). “As a result of our determination, we revamped the culture of our brotherhood and set higher expectations for future brothers.” The chapter set a goal of 20 new members for the spring 2008 rush. Although they had never recruited nearly that many new members at one time for spring rush, they knew if they worked hard they could do it. And their efforts paid off. The chapter achieved its goal of 20 new members and many believe it’s their best new member class ever. “I can already recognize their capability of taking on leadership positions within the fraternity upon initiation and leading our chapter to achieving bigger and better feats,” says Harris Cohen (Marshall). The future looks bright for the University of Florida Delta chapter; we hope they’ll continue to improve and remember the important lessons learned “the hard way” not so long ago. Founders’ Day Is March 21st Beta Chapter Founders’ Day is the time to show your pride in being a Pi Lam. On March 21, 1895 the first non-sectarian fraternity was established at Yale University. The rest is history! Pi Lambda Phi now boasts 36 chapters and three colonies! The time is coming up to celebrate the three founding fathers and their success in establishing our fraternity. Founders’ Day is celebrated in a variety of ways. On campuses, chapters will use this as an occasion to go out to dinner as a brotherhood. On other campuses in the past, chapters have held seminars open to the public encouraging dialog, understanding and diversity. We are encouraging every brother to celebrate this occasion in one way or another and to take advantage of this “holiday” as a way to connect with your alumni. This year, your Foundation is asking every brother — undergraduate and alumni — to show our unity by wearing your letters in some way on March 21st. If you don’t have any Pi Lambda Phi “stuff,” we encourage you to log onto www.pilambdaphi.org and check out the “merchandise” section. You can also check out www.greekgear.com, www.greek101.com and www.spirit.cc for more great Pi Lambda Phi gear. It would be terrific if this would be the way alumni might meet by seeing each other with their letters! We would like to feature photographs of brothers participating in this effort in the Next issue of The Frater and/or on the website, so please send your .jpgs to [email protected]. If you have a suggestion as to how to best celebrate this event in the future, please share your ideas on the bulletin board at www.pilambdaphi.org. The Frater | Spring 2008 The Pi Lambda Creed That all men are created free and equal That no society of men can flourish unless members of that society are endowed with the opportunities and privileges of freedom That freedom implies the elimination of prejudice That the elimination of prejudice means a better understanding ‘twixt men That it is incumbent upon me to fight for such freedom, even with my life That it is incumbent upon me, in my personal life, to be devoted to the highest standards of honesty and justice That because my country is dedicated to the highest standards of freedom and justice for all men of all creeds, I hereby pledge allegiance to my country and to its national symbol Part of the mission of the Foundation is dedicated to supporting the objectives of the Creed in the Fraternity and in the world in which we all live. If you have ideas on how we may best accomplish this mission, please contact us at [email protected]. 3 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION 2007 Alumni Donations Annual donations to the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation — a 501(c)(3) organization — are crucial to ensuring scholarship and training programs for the personal and educational advancement of our undergraduate brothers. Help keep our traditions alive by making a tax-deductible contribution each and every year. 2007 Educational Foundation Donations by Donor Level: Pi Lam Society $1,000+ Rex’s Club $250 — $499 NY Omega Epsilon Dr. Alexander Kushner, C.K. Century Club $100 — $249 CA Upsilon Stephen B. Meisel CA Tau Mike Diamond Jeffrey H. Greenberg Alan C. Mendelson Andrew R. Robinson NY Sigma Tau Leon A. Schein Allan Starr CA Kappa Daniel H. Gam Roland M. Greenberg OH Beta Tau Bruce W. Ireland CA Tau David E. Binetti Larry E. Goodfriend Frank R. Goodman Joseph Daniel Rothman Sander F. Weiner FL Delta Stephen Hale Cypen Albert Henry Kahn Robert Alan Mandell MI Mu Delta Max A. Dobens, C.K. PA Epsilon Zeta Joseph M. Field PA Omega Delta Kenneth J. Fasola VA Omega Alpha Ret. Maj. George A. Beck, H.B. Founders Circle $499 — $999 CA Tau Todd E. Gelfand, C.K. D. Richard Masson FL Delta Elliot H. Loden FL Delta Upsilon Harold J. Halpin MA Alpha Epsilon Arthur N. Ryan PA Alpha Delta Robert M. Rosenthal PA Delta Iota Edward K. Leventhal VA Omega Alpha Spencer Andrew Syrett 4 CA Upsilon Richard E. Grey FL Delta Donald Chaiken Stephen David Gardner Robert David Klausner Morty Rosenkranz IL Tau Delta Daniel P. Scott IN Alpha Delta Dr. Douglas B. Butler MA Theta Dr. Steven R. Bader Col. Ronald E. Zelazo OH Mu Barton L. Satsky PA Alpha Delta Eli Hoffman Herbert Wagner PA Delta Iota Barry K. Hinkle PA Gamma Sigma Ezra M. Krieg, C.K. Alan L. Rosen Richard Kay Rubinoff PA Sigma Upsilon Gary E. Sanders NC Omega Beta John Frazier Glenn Scott Bryan Reid PA Tau Omega Paul S. Kaufman, C.K. Philip G. Samponaro NJ Theta Daniel F. Fisher VA Omega Alpha Dr. Jonathan M. Cristiani Stephen Thomas Olin David L. Temple, Jr. Mark Randle Williams NY Beta Omicron Stanley L. Klunder, H.B. NY Delta Leslie W. Stern NY Gamma Ellot R. Wax NY Kappa Tau Richard D. Gibson Kenneth M. Mosig WI Omega Robert B. Barnett Hon. Eugene John Eder E. Neal Finkelman Stephen H. Marcus CA Upsilon Michael Agran Jesse Beim Gerald E. Dorfman Mitchell Egers William D. Feldman Theodore Goldberg Paul M. Hittelman Rafer L. Johnson Martin L. Kozberg Charles Lane Howard A. Miller Lewis Morgen Melville H. Nahin William C. Roen Bernard Silverman George S. Wolfberg Lester Ziffren Leo Zusman CN Kappa Jay B. Scolnick CO Alpha Beta James M. Schultz Richard Paul Forster Edwin Morris Friedlander Morris Futernick Norman K. Goldenberg, C.K. Joseph George Hecht Lawrence L. Jaffe Stanley C. Kessler Russell L. Klepper Carey J. Laufer Leonard L. Levenstein Allen S. Levi Fredric G. Levin Scott I. Manzo Brian H. Matz Larry M. Mizrach Jay Howard Rossin, C.K. Joseph L. Schwartz Melvin A. Shader Barry W. Zimbler FL Delta Upsilon Kyle E. Kufeldt FL Omega Eta Larry Perl Herschel Rosenthal IL Tau Delta Paul K. Bleustein Edward B. Cohen Stephen E. Elkins William Multack Glenn A. Weiss Terry I. Younger IN Alpha Delta Charles Stephen Fuller Robert Earl Nisbet CT Alpha Chi Dr. Robert Arthur Bernier MA Alpha Epsilon Lawrence A. Acquarulo Kevin F. St. Cyr DE Delta Alpha Christopher Doty MA Kappa Nu Dr. Donald M. Green FL Delta Kenneth David Cohen MA Theta Arthur I. Auer The Frater | Spring 2008 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Jamie B. Bader Alan D. Bercow Stephen M. Chapman Howard A. Cohen James R. Deasy Stephen R. Dusse Raymond Epstein Matthew Lorber Raymond G. Paret Frederick Segal Kevin Gene Trammel MD Kappa Chi Warren W. Campbell MD Pi Phi Anthony Vance MD Rho Dr. Andrew L. Wolfe MI Delta Beta Robert Loesch, C.K. MI Epsilon Robert E. Mellen Mike Spirnak Carl R. Stern Dr. Howard F. Wallach MN Kappa Chi Fred Foss, C.K. Ryan B. Larson MO Pi Mark E. Mason Sanford Jay Spitzer NC Omega Beta Donald W. Paley Lewis S. Ripps NC Omega Zeta Charles W. Myers NE Chi Harvey Burstein, C.K. NJ Theta Alan Eldridge Hon. Mitchell John Stanko NY Alpha Mu Eliot Engel The Frater | Spring 2008 NY Beta Lambda George T. Bruckman, C.K. Richard P. Antoneck Richard A. Cini Ajay V. Reddy Michael Schwartz Marvin A. Welsch NY Gamma Robert Earl Halpern Richard B. Honig Sidney Kastenbaum Marvin Mass Stephan H. Peskin, C.K. PA Beta Zeta Daniel Harold Kling Stephen P. Marting NY Kappa Tau Kenneth W. Barton Fred H. Co Dr. Jeffrey D. Ehrlich Bruce W. Friday Roger Barton Orloff David CharlesStark Jaques P. Wolfner NY Omega Mu Mortimer Klaus NY Phi Lambda Edward Panes NY Sigma Tau Richard Mondre Gerald Weinberger Ira Zankel OH Beta Mitchell H. Bernstein OH Beta Tau Brian Bias Eric M. Calabrese Bill Chorba OH Mu Jerry Turk OK Iota Salem Lionel Geller Michael S. Wolfson PA Alpha Delta Leon Joseph Greenspan Paul D. Lucas Shawn E. Mahoney Alan J. Markowitz Roger J. Rosenblum PA Alpha Xi Michael T. Hatrak PA Delta Iota Anthony Charles De Luca John J. Finn Paul F. Izat James Blake Morris, C.K. Richard Parente PA Epsilon Zeta William B. Bram Dr. Alexander Fisher Dr. Abraham L. Gitlow Andrew C. Goldring Stephen Denis Haymes Chris Higgins Lawrence W. Kaplan Dr. Sam Kaplan Stanley L. Malkin Robert Z. Midler W. H. Odell Dr. Geoffrey R. Stone PA Gamma Sigma Lawrence N. Adler J. Richard Bergad Martin Engels Pasquale Dante Gentile Dr. Michael J. Mabunay Melvin M. Schiff Joel Smalley, H.B. PA Kappa Eta Stephen M. Cupchak Phil M. Hiestand PA Lambda Danal Paul Epstein PA Omega Delta Robert C. Davis Thomas A. Lucas PA Omega Gamma Robert Ellis Berry John L. Braxton Norbert Gaelen Malcolm Robert Goldstein, C.K. Thomas Eugene Robinson Lawrence J. Rogoff Dr. Martin I. Rothblum Samuel Gilbert Ryan Dr Thomas W. Turner Carl J. Kaufmann Lawrence E. Kern Dale S. Mitchell Richard Steiner PA Omega Kappa Sanford F. Tolchin CA Tau Stephen H. Kay Morton Rothman PA Phi Sigma Joseph C. Davis James Q. Lightner Harry T. Lipschultz Sustaining Brother $75 — $99 CA Upsilon Leonard Frierman PA Tau Omega Stanton S. Lebouitz Jonathan R. Stern CT Alpha Chi Alec R. Bobrow Edward Szepanski FL Delta Dr. Michael Cook Dr. Stephen H. Feinstein Manuel Frankel VA Lambda Kappa Christopher R. Caveness Harvey F. Wood IL Tau Delta Phillip C. Bishaf David I. Klein VA Omega Alpha William J. Denio Charles T. Dent Martin Alan Kidd Wesley H. McCoubrie Everett D. Millais IN Alpha Delta Gordon Wayne Henriott Lou D. Waggoner PA Sigma Andrew B. Golbert, H.B. Dr. Steven T. Greene VA Omega Rho Mohit Mago VA Omicron Zeta Vincent G. Marbury, C.K. VA Psi Kenneth Ira Goldberg Edwin Patrick Hopkins Morton B. Lembeck Oren R. Lewis Stephen J. Lovell Warren A. Weiss, H.B. WI Omega Mark E. Brickman Darryl M. Diamond Charles L. Edwards Richard Glazer MA Alpha Epsilon Lester L. Bebchick Dr. Mark Alan Yates MA Theta Andrew S. Braunstein, MD ME Beta Chi A. Blair Janes MO Pi Morrie Zimring NC Omega Tau Chad D. Veen NY Delta Epsilon James L. Dube NY Kappa Tau Dr. Mark F. Moriarty John Murphy 5 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION NY Lambda Delta Bruce M. Barone NY Omega Mu Steve Weintraub PA Alpha Delta Victor E. Abraham Marvin Jeshiva PA Delta Iota Robin P. Brobst Dr. Michael T. Pregler PA Gamma Sigma Stuart Merrian PA Kappa Omega Thomas E. Work PA Omega Delta Mark J. Stevenson PA Phi Sigma Dr. Ryan S. Nauman Edward Papish PA Tau Omega Michael T. McGrath VA Lambda Kappa Charles Henry Feldman WI Omega James M. Leventhal Ralph Levitt Peter M. Weil Michael P. Whelan Alumni Contributors Brian J. Ginsburg Hugh L. Gottfried Lawrence M. Grossman David Leveton Arnold Rudin Robert Fred Seiden Norman Shapiro CO Alpha Beta William Edward Cross Victor H. Flagg CT Alpha Chi Robert Joel Namerow FL Delta Eric Marc Bender Myron L. Corets Bernard Steven Datz Leslie R. Forster Ira L. Heller Martin B. Hoffman Robert Howard Hoffman Hon. Lewis Martin Joseph Edward Stanley Klein Dr. David A. Kroner Jay Harris Levy Barry I. Meade John Richard Phillips Michael Rokeach Charles Louis Ruffner Michael S. Seligsohn Barry Stephen Shein Charles A. Stampelos Warren J. Stein Dr. David J. Weinberger FL Delta Upsilon Alan B. Brown Andrew Krentz CA Tau Dr. Stephen H. Abel Harry Bistrin George J. Boodrookas Lawrence Goldsmith Ross R. Goldware Albert M. Lapides Richard A. Michner Norman M. Robinow Robert N. Stone FL Kappa Omicron Jesus R. Gutierrez CA Upsilon Dr. Edward David Bright IL Tau Delta Daniel I. Bregman 6 FL Omega Eta Julian R. Benjamin, C.K. Joseph Golden Sydney Robert Gordon Albert L. Rosen David Sokol Paul H. Tocker Richard L. Cardozo Scott Catlett Stephen A. Chodash Dr. David Feinartz Harry W. Graff Joseph N. Greenhouse Basil Michael Kromelow Jeff I. Levinson Roger Leigh Marcus Leonard S.Oppenheimer MI Epsilon Jeffrey E. Edelman Robert J. Gordon Leon A. Greenblatt Robert J. Kositchek, MD Dr. Douglas H. Steinberg George Louis Sternbach Eugene M. Strauss Gerald M. Wolberg Murray L. Yoffee IN Alpha Delta Richard Wayne Ewick Eugene B. Glick John B. Mier Brad A. Roberson Zalman Weinberg MN Kappa Chi Doug E. Karle MA Alpha Epsilon Henry Alter Paul J. Imbergamo Thomas A. Reilley MA Theta Robert L. Abramson James M. Barrabee Jack Alvin Belz Dr. Harold R. Cohen Dr. Richard Coppola Dr. John G. DeLuca Steven Gerald Finn Dr. J. Bradley Morrison, C.K. Dr. Paul Michael Ness Ronald Newman David Neville Prugh Peter L. Richman Robert J. Schaefer Dr. Norman Shillman Robert Lloyd Silver Cliff Wald Peter V. Wolfe MD Kappa Delta Joseph R. Norris MD Rho David I. Shapiro ME Beta Chi Barclay H. Foord L. Gary Knight MO Pi Robert Michael Balk Charles A. Berg Norman Steven Druck Michael M. Frank Robert J. Garden Robert Glashow Michael N. Newmark Neil David Rosenberg John David Simon NC Omega Beta John Maxim Ferrari Robert J. Friedlander Richard Floyd Leach Harry Lerner Larry M. Mann Kenneth Lee Mann Charles T. Ozment Howard E. Silvers Michael Andrew Stang Tracy A. Wyatt, C.K. NH Pi William F. Adler Donald W. Glazer NJ Alpha Lambda Lawrence L. Lukenda John Anthony Taylor NJ Omicron Kappa Richard J. Marbit Philip W. Apruzzese NJ Theta Adam Keith Baum Thomas L. Gibson Pascal J. Kruse Herman Sachs Dr. Vincent J. Truncellito Edward Lebowitz, MD NY Alpha Bennet Silverman, C.K. NY Alpha Mu Robert M. Zwiebach Kenneth J. Abrams Mark L. Friedman Harvey A. Strickon NY Beta Bennet Silverman, C.K. NY Beta Lambda Dr. John V. DiPietro Jerome Mushkat Andrew F. Winning NY Beta Omicron Thomas J. Mensi NY Delta H. Ronald Bush Albert Joel Eisenberg David L. Hoffberg David C. Klein Jonathan S. Ruskin Edgar F. Sachs William H. Shore NY Delta Epsilon Jack A. Cohn Mark Lewis NY Eta Chi Lewis E. Gelobter NY Gamma Dr. Harris M. Burte Dr. Arthur M. Chasin Ira J. Laufer NY Kappa Alpha Simon A. Fludgate NY Kappa Gamma Deuteron David Dufault NY Kappa Tau Richard J. Anderson The Frater | Spring 2008 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Douglas E. Antelman Mark V. Dobrosielski Francis S. Gay John Thomas Hockenbury Gary Kains Barry I. Needalman Robert A. Novo Ira D. Poppel Urban E. Saltus Howard Sitomer Steven F. Sterling Paul C. Vitucci Lloyd Beal Wilson Dr. Paul E. Woolard NY Omega Epsilon Arnold N. Lubin NY Omega MU Donald M. Kentop Sidney A. Keyles Edward Nassberg Michael L. Rothenberg Louis Stammer NY Omicron Rho Matthew J. Katz Steven Riegler, C.K. NY Phi Lambda Les Glubo Ramy Harel Richard M. Hyne George Liebowitz Michael Naidorf Michael J. Sammis Steven David Silverman Dwayne Weissman NY Sigma Tau Howard Greenberg OH Alpha Epsilon John Millisor OH Beta Sigma Robert A. Harris OH Beta Tau David A. LaBanc Dr. R. Scott McNeill John David Smith Richard J. Stevenson 7 Dr. Thomas F. Theis Kenneth C. Williams OH Mu Saul S. Anton David Allen Glick William D. Goldstein Jack Rosen Ronald D. Sharlach Kenneth M. Weinberg Richard A. Wells Darrell A. Young OK Iota Dr. Morris Ronald Brodkey Norman Burk Harold E. Raizen PA Alpha Delta Jerome R. Balka, C.K. Marvin E. Black Barry Drossner William L. Glosser Jeffrey L. Kleinberg Paul Kraft Albert Kramer Damian D. Morlando Edward Allen Plasky Dirk Reitsma Chester H. Sanger Jacob J. Siegal Theodore Spivak Mark Yaffey PA Beta Zeta Dr. Brian Richard Byrnes Ronald C. Curhan Dr. Kenneth L. Goldman Robert L. Marcus Gary A. McMaster Marshall I. Nurenberg Michael Pierce PA Delta Iota James J. Eng Robert Alan Engle LTC. Gary M. Fitzgerald Jean Fluevog Thomas R. Gulick Daniel R. Marsh Darren L. Ochs George E. Ruberg Brian M. Smith PA Epsilon Zeta Malcolm A. Bernstein Jonathan L. Fox Kenneth Gertz James H. Glueck Daniel J. Hirtenstein Clive B. Klatzkin Seymour J. Klionsky Dr. William I. Kramer Slater Edmund Newman Samuel E. Oberman David A. Proctor Stanford H. Ross Eugene A. Rothkopf Harry L. Rothstein Robert S. Sandler Morton J. Schoenbach Louis Silberman Stanley Turtletaub Robert A. Weil PA Gamma Chi Grant E. Nelson Courtney B. Springmeyer PA Gamma Sigma Joseph E. Allon Joseph A. Anistranski William M. Berger Wallace Feldman James E. Glick Ivan S. Gold John Wesley Horton Edward L. Levine David H. Levy Alan R. Malasky Fred S. Mervis Mark E. Romanoff Alan J. Segan Robert A. Uhl Arnold N. Wagner Gerald H. Weiner Morton J. Weintraub Harold C. Weiss PA Kappa Eta Jeffrey R. Keller PA Lambda Mark S. Kaufmann Arthur I. Ross Aram V. Terchunian PA Omega Delta Duane A. Daski Mark E. Gregor Anthony J. Martino Darren J. Wagner PA Omega Gamma Dr. Bernard S. Abeshouse Norman L. Berkman Dennis T. Bernstein Kevin J. Bowser Jack R. Clauser William M. Frattarola David P. Heilveil Richard B. Hunter Abbot Krass Morton H. Lerner Max L. Lieberman Albert E. Manning Dr. Andrew Pesky Bruce Steven Putchat Milton S. Rinzler Matthew R. Strock Dr. Alexander Wolf VA Lambda Kappa James S. Albany Edmund Deacon Bowman Robert Sanford Carneal Howard Charles Froelich Ganiel O. Gregory Hon. Robert Kenneth Miller Richard Lee Price Sam Testa VA Omega Alpha David B. Agard Robert S. Cohn David W. Cross James T. Feezell George A. Ford Stephen H. Gavett Paul M. Glassner Robert I. Lauter Michael J. Lewis James Dalton Price Micah J. Sherman David A. Zatz PA Phi Delta Robert N. Gable VA Psi E. Allen Athearn Ronald Larry Hudson Jerome Elliot Hyman Samuel A. Kushner Edwin S. Wenzel III PA Phi Sigma Dr. Scott D. Greene Philip L. Sheridan WA Epsilon Alpha Torrey R. Wheeler Scott M. Zilm PA Sigma Alfred G. Adler Daniel Lowell Warren L. Stone WI Omega Martin Wayne Bach Roger Norman Duhl Fred Golen Hon. Thomas P. Kinney Herbert H. Kohl Arthur Kowitt Bernard M. Kramer Allen S. Lipson Robert L. Lubar Dr. Walter Pancoe, C.K. Allen Putterman Ed Rubin Joseph S. Weycer PA Omega Kappa Dr. Ronald M. Grossman, C.K. PA Tau Omega Dr. Frederick Billet Dr. Noah Chivian Kenneth Frumkin Robert E. Gross Albert Mayer Katz Jerry Y. Leshem Lloyd Stanley Mailman Dr. Benjamin F. Mittleman Jay R. Shapiro Fred R. Wentzel WV Mu Morris Robert Rubin TX Alpha Omega R.L. Fudge The Frater | Spring 2008 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION 2007 Milestone Initiation Anniversaries 75 Years (1933) AL Alpha Eta (University of Alabama) Arthur Sonnenberg CA Kappa (University of Southern California) Harold Krowech Ted Zuckerman CA Tau (University of California at Berkley) Leonard Glassenberg CA Upsilon (University of California at Los Angeles) Harold Bernson David Paltun Jack Roth CN Eta (McGill University) Leon Lang CN Kappa (University of Toronto) Leroy Gordon Paul Greenberg Elliott Jacobs Murray Kurtz Goodwin Lichtenberg H.J. Lifter Abe Miller John Mirsky Mervin Mirsky Edward Warner CO Alpha Beta (University of Denver) Bernard Halpern Joseph Kopff Charles Marcove Edward Tepper FL Delta (University of Florida) Milton Friedman IL Omicron (University of Chicago) Jerome Baskind Myron Duhl Robert Fischel Edward Sigman IL Tau Delta (University of Illinois) Arthur Matenky IN Alpha Theta (Indiana University) Sidney Kaufmann Ben Nathanson MA Theta (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Arthur Greenblatt Charles Kahn Mortimer Rosenbaum MD Rho (Johns Hopkins University) Harold Abramson Maynard Badanes Lester Margolis The Frater | Spring 2008 MI Epsilon (University of Michigan) Louis Avner Stanley Benjamin Howard Bressler Arthur Cove Leo Goodman Benjamin Harris Leo Nevas Howard Wolton MO Pi (Washington University at St. Louis) Earle Rosen Jay Rovak Charles Silverberg Harold Singer NE Chi (Creighton University) Morton Adler David Bernstein Maurice Katz NH Pi (Dartmouth College) Eugene Anspach David Beskind Rafael Hillyer William May Frederick Mebel Mortimer Mintz Maurice Rapf Budd Schulberg Daniel Schwartz Arthur Wasserman NY Alpha (Columbia University) Karl Friedman Leo Gitman Frank Greenwald Richard Hirsch Benjamin Kwitman Julian Weiss Julian Wishik Arnold Wolfson NY Beta (City College of New York) Sol Feder NY Delta (Cornell University) Nathaniel Apter Edward Blitzer Edgar Bloch George Cohen Milton Eulau Edward Fuerst Emil Gould Herbert Gussman Elmer Isaak Theodore Kaufman Jerome Lindenbaum Stanley Mayersohn Walter Robinson Robert Rosenthal Adrian Rubin William Schneider NY Delta Delta (Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute) Matthew Graham Edward Leopold NY Gamma (New York University) Albert Alexander Eli Bauman Nathan Deutsch Saul Eisenberg Gerald Friedman Ellwin Goldberg Robert Hess Melvin King Arthur West Herbert Witt NY Omega Epsilon (SUNY — Buffalo) Harold Lyons Maurice Schachtel Joseph Schlossman OH Alpha Epsilon (Ohio State University) Julius Resnick Louis Rosen OH Mu (University of Cincinnati) Daniel Oscherwitz Bernard Osherwitz OK Iota (University of Oklahoma) Edward Bartor Maurice Maltz Harry Pines Louis Weinstein PA Alpha Delta (Temple University) Albert Benhamu Morton Esmark Stanley Fried Robert Goldstein Seymour Shapiro PA Beta Zeta (Carnegie Mellon University) William Dubin Julius Halpern Harold Pressman Alex Seigal PA Epsilon Zeta (University of Pennsylvania) Richard Altheimer Irving Bachman Joseph Boneparth Robert Brand Bendid Bruskin David Cohen George Fenster Richard Haber Alvin Isaacs Stanley Kornblum Louis Kraft Fred Kugel Leo Morse Everett Perry Bernard Roberts William Schaffer PA Gamma Sigma (University of Pittsburgh) Richard Aronson Bernard Penner Arnold Rubenstein PA Lambda (Lehigh University) Samuel Blumenthal Bernard Cohen Leonard Lake Milton Silverstein PA Omega Kappa (Washington & Jefferson College) Sherman Siegel RI Phi (Brown University) Norman Freydberg Walter Goetz Leo Lahn Moe Margolies Paul Palten Abbey Schwartz SC Alpha Zeta (University of South Carolina) Hyman Marcus Albert Moser Samuel Rubin VA Omega Alpha (University of Virginia) Mortimer Caplin Howard Levy Lester Osterman Gordon Wolff VA Psi (The College of William and Mary) Herbert Gross Norman Lanz John Lembeck WI Omega (University of Wisconsin at Madison) Myron Cohen Maurice Hertzmark Jack Robinson Nat Schlessmann William Silberstein WV Mu (West Virginia University) Milton Yesler 50 Years (1958) CA Tau (University of California at Berkeley) Jerry Bakar Theodore Bell Robert Buchman Kal Eisenberg Andrew Handler Richard Kandel Bernard Key Benjamin Levine Philip Moncharsh Ronald Price Marvin Sachse Fredric Selinger Everett Shapiro Ronald Strom Peter Williams CA Upsilon (University of California at Los Angeles) Alan Buckner Jerry Burchman Donald Chadwick Myron Dorman Ira Fishman Allen Fox John Ginsburg Earl Goldberg Lawrence Gordon Robert Halprin Michael Kaplan Allen Kluchman Ollie Lessin Jerome Marks Gary Marx Lewis Neiman Bradley Part S. Rosen John Saffro Stanley Sax Richard Schottland Stephen Shanfield Harold Stanton David Tunick Jack VanDernoot Howard VanElgort A. Wallock Roger Werksman Kenneth Young Eugene Zakaryan CN Kappa (University of Toronto) Michael Appleton Robert Beder Stanley Cole Howard Coleman Michael Davidson Victor Drevnig Martin Ezrin Gerald Fine Meyer Florence Norman Goldman Donald Granatstein Herbert Grossman Gerald Lokash Jeffery Lyons Peter Nadler Fred Palmer David Pomerantz Samuel Schaffran Paul Schreider Michael Shulman Joel Slan Lawrence Smith Michael Stern Nathan Stitt Michael Weinberg CN Kappa Iota (University of Western Ontario) Stanley Gelman Irwin Goldstein Thomas Klein FL Delta (University of Florida) Sheppard Faber Harold Friedman Stephen Gardner 8 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Edwin Ginsburg Mark Gluckman Michael Goldstein Norman Hauptman Robert Hoffman William Kaufman Arthur Levine Edward Levy Alan Magida Stephen Margolis Stanley Newmark, C.K. Laurence Parnes Stephan Plager Stephen Quartin Michael Schneider Alan Silverstein Ronald Sneidman Charles Steinmetz Michael Tully David Weinberger FL Omega Eta (University of Miami) John Danziger Robert Eller Daniel Glosser Miles Lawrence Michael Litwin Edward Moritt Michael Schneide IL Tau Delta (University of Illinois) Jerry Altschuler Arthur Bluestone Erwin Epstein Lionel Gomberg Michael Greenfield Sheldon Kabaker Richard Linkemer Jeffrey Orlove Ronald Prebish Robert Wieseneck IN Alpha Delta (Indiana State University) Edward Hymes John Leeke Damian Macey Herbert Shigemoto Huerta Tribble Lou Waggoner Wally Webbr IN Alpha Theta (Indiana University) Ted Freedman Peter Vukovich MA Alpha Epsilon (University of Massachusetts at Lowell) Nissim Abudi Donald Epand Walter Green Harvey Habib Aram Jeknavorian Alan Karp Arthur Ladge Arthur Ryan James Swartz Arturo Walerstein The Frater | Spring 2008 MA Theta (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Bernard Goldhirsh Burton Golub Marshall Greenspan Jerry Grossman Gary Hirschberg John Kogan Gerald Rosen Howard Rosenthal Barry Sacks Richard San Miguel Howard Schlossberg MI Epsilon (University of Michigan) Howard Abroms Richard Chosid Richard Cogan Paul Cohen David Epstein Stuart Frankel Jeffrey Jenks Arthur Lazere John Mendel Robert Myers Jack Roth Donald Shalen Jeffrey Weiss Kenneth Zegart MO Pi (Washington University at St. Louis) Anthony Biel Gillard Cohen Robert Cohn Earl Epstein Norman Frager Michael Frank Harvey Friedman Lawrence Goldberg Harlan Goldring Dave Greenspan Alan Hitt Marshall Myers Allan Padratzik Daniel Pearlmutter Larry Skatoff Sheldon Wallerstein Martin Wienshienk NC Omega Beta (UNC at Chapel Hill) Peter Alper Harvey Fleishman Stephen Girard Lewis Harris Neil Lehrman Peter Marks Robert Mogull Arthur Sandman Dan Scharf Gerald Sher Josh Sirkin Richard Tannenbaum Howard Weiss NH Pi (Dartmouth College) Arthur Aaronson Richard Aronsohn Jonathan Brown Paul Cantor Irwin Facher Howard Frankel Lewis Goodman Daniel Gordon Murray Janus Charles Kaufman Laurence Levy Alfred Loeb Austin Mittler Michael Norman E. Robbins Daniel Rosen Mark Schachter Arthur Seessel Philip Serlin Jonathan Tuerk Kenneth Weg Tay Weinman Martin Zipser NJ Beta Theta (Rutgers University — Newark) David Bass Louis Binder Jay Edsal George Handley NJ Theta (Stevens Institute of Technology) Charles Gruner Laurence Lee Spyros Polemis NY Alpha (Columbia University) Jerome Blumenthal Edward Frontera John Kaiser Arthur Levine Howard Podell Sheldon Raab James Speropoulos NY Beta (City College of New York) L.D. Demian NY Beta Lambda (Syracuse University) Harvey Aronoff Alan Schulman NY Delta (Cornell University) Lawrence Abrams Anthony Alter Robert Bayer Donald Brown Robert Eisenman Peter Engel Robert Fineman Harold Finkelstein Joel Gilbert Philip Ginsburg Marc Goldberg Raymond Gottlieb Jeffrey Gould Robert Jacoby Charles Klein David Lerman Robert Levy Maurice Markewich Stanley Marks Robert Mayer Arnold Meyers Arthur Meyers Stephen Morse William Naide Stefan Pasternack Arnold Potash Allan Prince Jon Rantzman Ian Rodway Richard Rose Paul Rosenberg Stephen Saler Robert Selverstone James Tsighis NY Gamma (New York University) Allen Banks Martin Becker Howard Cohen Rodney Dennis Edward Feinberg Lewis Lauring Steve Levitan Stephen Levitt Charles Lien Joseph Lugris Norman Samkoff Jerry Sattin Robert Savath Marvin Solomon Richard Sonshine Arthur Teig NY Kappa Tau (Rensselear Polytechnic Institute) Robert Brown Leon Forman Frank McCord Richard Muskat Raymond Paolino Michael Terpak NY Omega Epsilon (SUNY — Buffalo) Sanford Beckman Alan Benjamin Herbert Bluestein, C.K. Carl Cole Carl Dobozin David Harris Ronald Joseph Nelson Korus Ralph Lubick Alan Pohl Terrane Wall Erwin Weinstein NY Omega Mu (New York University at Washington Square) Miles Barish Michael Bilt Walter Bogart Martin Brody Arthur Daks Noel Eisdorfer Martin Fox Joel Gold Alan Goldberg Stanley Goldberg Allan Gordon Stanley Greenbaum Burton Imberman Michael Jacobs Charles Kahn Stephen Kornfeld Vincent Lo Vico John Malino Don Matso Michael Rudolph Robert Saraniero Harvey Scheck Wolf Scheck Alan Shapiro Daniel Sherman Stanley Siebenberg Alan Tractenberg Robert Weishoff NY Sigma Tau (Brooklyn College) Sy Alter Herbert Appelson Arnold Fishman Donald Friedman Seymour Gickman Jay Gilbert Marc Levine Richard Rubinstein Stephen Saravay Richard Saravy Leon Schein Lawrence Segarnick Harvey Shackman Ralph Snyderman Gerald Stein Robert Stern Robert Weiss OH Beta Sigma (Ohio Wesleyan University) Harold Handerson OH Beta Tau (Baldwin Wallace College) Charles Cochran Charles Wynne OH Mu (University of Cincinnati) Harvey Dunn Martin Goldberg Murray Kuhr David Marx Steven Rosenfeld Daniel Schweid Howard Shorr Harlan Spritzer Robert Weinbrown OK Iota (University of Oklahoma) Stuart Aks Gary Beckerman Barry Howard Robert Joseph Victor Ladd Perry Levine Bruce Magoon Jerry Miller Gordon Myerson Benjamin Rosenberg Allan Saxe Richard Shulman Steve Smith Philip Swartz Michael Wolfson PA Alpha Delta (Temple University) Ralph Bregman Al Citron Daniel Cohen Richard Kahn Joseph Kaplan Lewis Karp Kenneth Laver Richard Levy Frederik Lippman Leonard Moss Victor Rone Roger Rosenblum Leon Rosenthal Stanley Simpson Martin Spitz Theodore Spivak Seymour Wallach Melvin Weiss PA Beta Zeta (Carnegie Mellon University) Ronald Abrams James Bartosh Peter Boekhoff John Fisher Donald Gerwin Alan Gorelick Lewis Greenleaf Franklin Lockfeld Alan Margolin Keki Nanavati Peter Sockol Robert Waxman Stanley Zionts PA Epsilon Zeta (University of Pennsylvania) Michael Alexander Stephen August Martin Berezin Michael Berger David Brody Charles Cohen Ralph Deutsch Edward Epstein Robert Feibus Donald Fenmore Michael Frankel J. Gimbel Jeffrey Glosser Melvyn Halper Sanford Hefter Clayton Hyman Kenneth Jacobson Harvey Kart Martin Kobak David Landay Michael Langbein Stephen Lebowitz Stephen Levine George Lindemann Stephen Port Mark Posnick Herbert Ratner Norman Rein David Richman Arvin Robinson 9 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Charles Roth Gerald Rubenstein Steven Weitzman Ralph Zola PA Gamma Sigma (University of Pittsburgh) Herbert Dodell Manfred Gabler Gary Gutmacher Jerry Johnson Sam Kantz Alvin Kingsley Howard Kronenberg Jeffrey Levine Martin Nathan Ronald Perrin Roy Reskin Charles Rosen Eugene Saines Paul Schultz Paul Schwartz Samuel Stahl Barry Wachsberger Stuart Wasserlauf Barry Wolk Stephen Young PA Lambda (Lehigh University) Alan Beck Steven Beck Bernard Brodsky Michael Cohen Richard Corbin David Elsner Michael Feinstein Robert Feldman Martin Freeman Robert Freidenrich Alan Goldstein William Grodin Jay Haies Jack Harkavy Jonathan Marshall Edward Melnick Arnold Roth Elliot Rusoff Jay Vogelson Norman Zelenko PA Omega Gamma (Pennsylvania State University) Ronald Bradbury Henry Friedman Thomas Haskell Donald Keffer Frederick Mayers Dan Peterman Ben Tuchi Alexander Wolf PA Omega Kappa (Washington & Jefferson College) Joseph Brenner Dr. Ronald M. Grossman, C.K. Anthony Harrison Howard Katzman A.H. Kranitz Roy Krochmal Sanford Luria 10 Sanford Marcus Alan Parker Stanley Rockman Jonathan Rosenthal Joel Safier Donald Samuels Steven Schneiderman Stephen Schwartzbach Richard Singer David Steinbach Lawrence Torin Sanford Weinstein Zayne Wilk PA Sigma (Lafayette College) Stephen Andors Steven Antler Lawrence Appel Michael Gross Michael Halperin Stuart Harrison Stephen Haveson Roger Kahn Howard Kleet Mark Larner Carl Levitt Elliot Marcus Gerald Miller Martin Newmark Richard Phillips Robert Rapkin Henry Spitz Paul Steinberg Brant Wax Robert Weinstein Daniel Wooten PA Tau Omega (Franklin & Marshall College) Robert Diamondstone Lawrence Fass Theodore Kass Joel Kramer Thomas Redmond Kalman Rothman Jeffrey Shapiro Seymour Solomon Mark Svonkin James Thomas Richard Weiner Roger Wolfe RI Phi (Brown University) Philip Askenase Robert Echenberg Philip Groman Joel Karp Stephen Kass Peter Knopp Richard Levy Robert Markey Robert Ponte Arthur Rosenberg Arthur Roth Michael Silver Arthur Solomon James Stern Alan Tapper Theodore Zucker VA Psi (The College of William & Mary) Morton Berkowitz Peter Clements B. Kurland Stephen Lovell Samuel Metzger Philip Parker Paul Verkuil Robert Wachs Donald Weissman Michael Yahr WI Omega (University of Wisconsin at Madison) Leonard Aronson Norman Atkins Harvey Barash Jon Beermann Frederick Bloom Arthur Cohen Richard Denenholz Jerry Falcon Larry Falcon Howard Feldman Irwin Feldman Kenneth Geman Stephen Gertz Michael Keller Michael Lesser Boyd Perlson Burton Pines Marshall Rand William Resnik Richard Roman Paul Sicula Robert Steiner Joel Trosch James Weil William Weisberger Jerome Yudkoff Millard Zucker WV Mu (West Virginia University) David Bear Alan Bernstein David Herring M. Schwartz 25 Years (1983) CA Tau (University of California at Berkeley) Michael Johnson Scott Marconda Terry Martinez Aaron Pollock Mark Ungemach Adam Weissburg CN Kappa (University of Toronto) David Atlas David Bernstein Stuart Clapham Richard Cooper Jordan Cooperman William Godfrey Steve Graff Evan Green Daniel Greenglass David Hayeems Warren Hoffman Stuart Lewis Warren Osak Mark Pasternak Darryl Rosenberg David Saffer Eugene Tenenbaum Evan Wayne Lorne Weingarten James Wintraub Jon Wise H. Zive CN Kappa Iota (University of Western Ontario) James Aitken Craig Cohon Ronald Cowan Joel Flatt Daniel Katz Charles Kutner Bradley Lester Mitch Martin Paul Medline L. Pulver Paul Rosen Chuck Rosenberg Robert Rosenblatt Larry Rudrun Gil Sternbach Grant Vogel Kenny Webber Jeff Weisman Jamie Wilks Jeffery Zachs Cary Zweig FL Delta (University of Florida) Mark Atlas Lorne Barkow Jeffrey Bloch Robert Brust Bryan Dresden Scott Dresden David Edelson Andrew Elgart Jonathan Evans Paul Faver Brian Feinstein David Fried Mark Gelband Eric Glasser Michael Goldenberg Brian Harris Steven Hauer Andrew Hesser Lawrence Krutchik Michael Kurzman Adam Lamnin David Levitats Gregory Malever Gary Manton J. Metsch Robert Neuman Eric Poms Gregg Radell Scott Scheinthal Randall Shapiro Eric Sheldon Barry Simons Michael Sitrin Anthony Storch Louis Swartz Roger Taylor Ronald Taylor FL Delta Tau (Jacksonville University) Louis Amicucci Thomas Antonelli Anthony Beaujon Adam Blitz Bo Hermanson Mike Insoft John Johnson Richard Keating Timothy Matias K. Milliken Michael Moschitto Adolfo Navas Brett Sage Ercides Sant Anna Neto Martin Wachtel Richard Wolff IL Tau Delta (University of Illinois) Brian Bentcover Scott Davis Bradley Fine Ken Foxman Charles Goodsite Jeffrey Greenfield Steve Grindel Joseph Kaplan Jay Korach Mitch Kovitz Scott Lesser Steven Lieberman Michael Morris Alan Reback Brian Steinke Glenn Weiss Geoffrey Wexler IN Alpha Delta (Indiana State University) Kevin Anderson John Carroll Chip Dailey Eric DeYarmon Ansel Greenwood Todd Johnson David Kell John Konkey Michael McCormick Imlan Petra Brian Williams MA Alpha Epsilon (University of Massachusetts at Lowell) Carl Bergeson Harry Dodakian Michael Foley Russell Gambino Paul Grasso William Hannigan David Hillner Gerald Jannetti Robert Lomme John McCloskey Paul McNamee Charles Poirier Steve Provines Joseph Rabbitt Richard Rego Matthew Richards Vincent Ridge William Riordan John Runnals Brian Smith Gary Turgiss Charles Withee MA Theta (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Richard Flores Andrew Gengos Willard Hall Henry Hoeh Michael Kardos David Kranzler Michael Maguire David Ramahi Anders Solem MD Rho (Johns Hopkins University) Michael Cantor Christopher Disimone Francisco Fernandez Louis Griffel David Hayward David Shapiro ME Beta Chi (Colby College) Michael Dobbs Edward Fiske James Fraher Charles Hung Francis Luca David Wasson William Zuehlke NC Omega Beta (UNC at Chapel Hill) James Menzies Conley Stephens Winford Tomerlin NC Omega Zeta (Western Carolina University) Alan Brincefield Andrew Donaldson Anthony Dowling Hal Greene Michael Hawthorne Timothy Masson James Parker David Ratcliffe Milton Shaw Joseph Warfield NC Zeta Alpha (University of North Carolina — Asheville) Thomas Aiken William Blount Karl Bradley Gregory Conner Kevin Cunningham Kenneth Davenport William Davey Hendrik Eijkman Donald Hardin Jeffrey Hardin The Frater | Spring 2008 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Kenneth Hardy Andrew Harrington Larry Harris Jeff Herron Joseph Lemma Bryan Lynch Kazuo Miyabara Thomas Moore William Myers Michael Norris Donald Owens John Patterson Thomas Prim Kennedy Queen John Redden Michael Sandy William Sibley John Skipper Glenn Suhy Ethan Whitener NJ Beta Theta (Rutgers University — Newark) Max Verastegui NJ Theta — (Stevens Institute of Technology) Insuk Chung Andrew Criswell Jim Dobkowski Michael Fleischer Mark Goldstein NY Beta Lambda (Syracuse University) Gregory Boris Chris Feresten Joe Giotta Kenneth McGee Matthew Melucci Jonathan Mitwick Scott Palmer David Wehrle NY Beta Omicron (Saint John’s University) Charles Brocato William Clark Robert DeSimone Richard Dettling Michael Dreitlein Michael Fitzsimmons Robert Groenert Robert Hand Brian McGovern Kevin McGovern Mark Nicholis Ray Palen Rafael Ruiz Reinaldo Santos Edward Suarez Robert Tolosa NY Kappa Tau (Rensselear Polytechnic Institute) Andrew Davey David Kayton Brent Magnant Paul Meyer David Pabst John Reynders David Rubin The Frater | Spring 2008 Richard Tinsley Bruce Wallace William Welch OH Beta Tau (Baldwin Wallace College) Mark Hollis Michael Kearns Stephen Smith Joseph Stone PA Alpha Delta (Temple University) Michael Aronovitz Timothy Canfield Roman Darmohray Anthony DiMardo Gerald Gervasi Larry Goldman John Kelly Jeffrey Kerber Edward Kruszewski Robert Kwortnik Thomas Monaco Jeffery Myer Joseph Nugent Francis Reynolds Michael Stetto Michael Todd Joseph Trautwein Daniel Tucker David Vender Justin Williams PA Beta Upsilon (East Stroudsburg University) Gregg Ansberry Paul Baynum Martin Beaumont Jeffrey Brewer David Butscher Craig Casucci Richard Cohen John Didomenico Jim Fayocavitz Daniel Fields Richard Forte Neal Goodman William Hackmeister Hunter Martin Osvaldo Pinero Stephen Schwar Michael Seaman Robert Tupper Frank Weaver PA Beta Zeta (Carnegie Mellon University) Thomas DuBois David Karbowsky Steven Katz John Lau John Neergaard Norbert Schindler Michael Sheedy Richard Spear James York PA Delta Iota (Drexel University) Fernando Allende Stuart Ballatt Andrew Cheng David Cohen Francis Concannon Thomas Edmunds Joseph Frank Benjamin Gialloreto Kenneth Gross James Horan Robert Hurwitz Louis Immendorf Joel Mann David Nejako Kevin Riechelson Jeffrey Schanzenbach Christian Strasser Wayne Thompson Jeffrey Troegler Joseph Viggiani Paul Yeomans PA Epsilon Zeta (University of Pennsylvania) Robert Charatan Phillip Chen Michael Degroot Patrick Faul Stephen Kanes Gary Kirsh Jonathan Konoff You-Chieh Lee Richard Moskowitz Robert Pisciotta Robert Schetty Philip Schwartz Greg Sutliff PA Gamma Sigma (University of Pittsburgh) Michael Ammell Lou Antosz Matthew Beyer Steven Bowser Jeffrey Cohen Cliff Finegold John Gamble Kevin Hendrickson Steven Lebovitz Frank Leonello Steven Lipp Bernard Manghilles Jeffery Mead Frederick Solomon Marvin Spodek David Stein Glenn Stept Daniel Taylor Joseph Zeff PA Lambda (Lehigh University) Michael Bertan Michael Curewitz Nicholas DeVenezia Daniel Donovan Samuel Fairchild William Fluharty Frederick Guthrie Austin Hunt Derek Hyatt Matthew Jacob Brian Kearns George McGough John Niemoller Gary Soultanian Matthew Stamateris George Swisher Andrew Wolk Peter Gerberich Patrick Hagerich Bradley Hunter John Ilgenfritz Scott Martin Scott Mathna Barry Richards Robert Seitzinger Jeffrey Shuman Judson Spangler PA Omega Delta (PSU — Altoona) Kurt Alexander John Bowe Warren Carlson Charles France Matthew Helak Kevin Horan Donald Kennedy Craig Smith PA Omega Gamma (Pennsylvania State University) Jon Arnold Joseph Butto Michael Butto Gregg Davis Scott Davis Troy Frey Gregory Garrett John Gould Mark Hamilton David Hoover Alphonso Jones Jeffrey Levin John Nelson David Penkower John Poremba Karl Stambaugh Lewis Wexler Kevin Witt PA Phi Delta (Alliance College) Richard Day Adam Molinary Leszek Wajler Matthew Walencewicz PA Phi Sigma (University of the Sciences in Philly) William Catalutch Eugene Egizt R. Fancher Edward Foote Patrick Fourney Paul Hellerick David Hopkins Douglas Kitchen John Morrione Angelo Sutera PA Sigma Upsilon (Shippensburg University) Timothy Blocksom Daniel Boonie Joseph Dagui James Donovan Terry Eisenhauer Arthur Fania PA Tau Omega (Franklin & Marshall College) Amr Abouleish Arnold Angelillo Barry Aron Bradford Bate Robert Beckershoff William Canavan Mark Carucci D. Chaloult Kevin Christman Dennis Ciocon Geoffrey Edmonds Robert Evarts Alfred Funke James Gidicsin Peter Kandel James Kempner Jerry Leshem Charles Morreels Michael Morris Gregg Pellegrini Richard Philipps Michael Rosen Niall Rosenzweig Paul Rosica Thomas Sheriden Shawn Smith Henry Wrieth VA Lambda Kappa (Roanoke College) David Bogle John Bonner Craig Fecke William Follis Charles Martel Francklyn Paris Steven Shuart James Toshak Gary Van Orden VA Omega Alpha (University of Virginia) Robert Buchsbaum Jeffrey Dise David Essig Granville Kennedy Charles Murphy Troy Parker Richard Peake David Zatz Robert Pulley Jeff Sullivan J. Wright VA Omicron Zeta (Virginia Polytechnic Institute) Michael Blow James Bodenhamer R. Bowles Kevin Cybert Neil Fletcher Michael Ginaven Brent Graves Eric Gyorko John Mays Chris Miller Glenn Moser Fernando Villegas VA Psi (The College of William & Mary) William Allison John Beasley Glenn Brooks John Crane Gregory DiNoia George Dippold Maurice Elliott Griffin Fernandez Chris Hagin Joseph Jackson Jon Kumnick Phillip Landes Hugh Marthinsen James McCarthy John McDonald Paul McMahon John Min Willie Mitchell Thomas Noble Craig Oliver William Parash Scott Richter Glenn Tofil Anthony Waldron WI Omega (University of Wisconsin at Madison) Scott Campbell Nicolas Fuhrman Edward Hanhardt W. Jones Edward Kinney Thomas Kinney Dale Mitchell Jeffrey Runkel Michael Schwartz Talbot Stark Mark Wentworth VA Omega Rho (Virginia Commonwealth University) Gregg Christofferson Peter Gervasoni Julius Higger Launce Levison Charles McAulay Thomas McElligott 11 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Chapter Eternal How to Donate We are saddened by the loss of the following brothers ... You can help support the mission of the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation by making a taxdeductible contribution in any amount either online at www.pilambdaphi.org or by sending your check made payable to The Educational Foundation to: University of California at Berkeley (CA Tau) • Herbert L. Cohn — 1949 University of California at Los Angeles (CA Upsilon) • Stanley Flinkman — 1947 University of Florida (FL Delta) • Maurice S. Weintraub — 1940 • Bernard I. Miller — 1942 • Harold N. Weinberg — 1950 • Melvin H. Davidow — 1951 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MA Theta) • Jerome E. Salny — 1937 Washington University at St. Louis (MO Pi) • Irving R. Litvag — 1950 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (NC Omega Beta) • William N. Kingoff — 1952 University of Cincinnati (OH Mu) • Melvin S. Bernhaut — 1953 Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation Attn: Denise Avanzato 36 Mill Plain Road Suite 309 Danbury, CT 06811 You can also pay via credit card by calling the Foundation at 203/740-1044. We thank you for your continued support! Edgar Frank Sachs, “Ed,” New York City. Arts and Sciences. Prepared at Columbia Grammar School. Pi Lambda Phi; Freshman Crew Squad; Varsity Crew Squad2 . Edgar Sachs is a 1927 graduate of Cornell University (Delta) and a loyal contributor to the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation. Why? According to Mr. Sachs, it’s because his affiliation with Pi Lambda Phi was very important to him. “I have very fond memories of my fraternity days and I made lifelong friends thanks to Pi Lambda Phi,” he says. “I think it’s important to support the Foundation’s good work, which is why I choose to donate regularly.” Temple University (PA Alpha Delta) • Dr. Philip Zeidman — 1949 • Donald Lapidus — 1952 • Dr. Alan Goldfine — 1955 • William L. Carfrey — 1981 Golf Tournament Provides a Memorial to Active Pi Lam Alum University of Pennsylvania (PA Epsilon Zeta) • Irving Mendelsohn — 1941 • Alan Haber — 1949 • Philip N. Sherman — 1953 The second annual Kelly Silverstein Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on June 9th in Toronto, Ontario Canada. This tournament honors the memory of Kelly Silverstein, a very active brother who helped found the Canada Kappa Iota (London, Ontario) and Canada Kappa Kappa (Windsor, Ontario) chapters. Kelly passed away in November of 2006 just four days after being diagnosed with leukemia; he was 42 years old. The inaugural Kelly Silverstein Memorial Golf Tournament raised $100,000 for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation. This year, tournament organizers are earmarking the proceeds for the newly established “Kelly Silverstein Fellowship” at the Princess Margaret Hospital. The goal is to try to find new and more effective ways to diagnose and treat leukemia for the benefit of patients at Princess Margaret Hospital and around the world by developing the next generation of new treatments and therapies. “Kelly was truly all about giving back to his family, his friends and even to those he barely knew,” says his wife, Jill. “He was involved with so many different charities.” If you are interested in sponsoring this event, purchasing a hole, buying an ad in the golf day memorial book or donating prizes for the silent auction, please contact Stuart Clapham at [email protected]. University of Pittsburgh (PA Gamma Sigma) • Dr. Herbert R. Tauberg — 1949 • Donald R. Horowitz — 1952 Pennsylvania State University (PA Omega Gamma) • Richard M. Heim, C.K. — 1948 University of Rhode Island (RI Gamma Upsilon) • Dr. Marvin Pitterman — 1934 College of William & Mary (VA Psi) • Sheldon Flanzig — 1950 University of Wisconsin at Madison (WI Omega) • Howard M. Schudson — 1938 12 The Frater | Spring 2008 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Beck Scholarship Recipients Named Last year, the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation announced the funding of two new scholarships through the generosity of George A. Beck, H.B. (1943 VA Omega Alpha), a University of Virginia graduate. A Foundation Trustee, George also served as Executive Secretary, Executive Director and Executive Vice President of the Fraternity. He has generously contributed his time, money and efforts towards helping the Fraternity and Foundation grow and flourish. The George A. Beck, H.B. Outstanding Scholar Award is offered annually to an outstanding Sean Robinson student who ‘08 OH Beta Tau exceeds the Baldwin-Wallace College scholarship’s personal and academic qualifications. This year’s undergraduate recipient is Sean Robinson, a senior majoring in psychology and human resource management at Baldwin-Wallace College. Sean is a resident of Mentor, Ohio. A $2,500 scholarship has been awarded. A spring 2005 initiate, Sean has served his chapter as new member educator and scribe. He has also served on the fundraising and alumni relations committees and as brotherhood committee leader. He is active in the psychology club, Society for Human Resource Management and in Certified Peer Educators. As a member of the newsletter committee, he is also responsible for planning speakers. Sean earned the prestigious Pitcher Award in Psychology and the Cleveland Society for Human Resource Management Award. While maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.88, Sean manages to find time to serve as a lip sync and Greek Sing participant and has also volunteered for Greek Service Day and as a March of Dimes walk team member. He hopes to obtain Master’s and Doctorate degrees in industrial-organizational psychology and ultimately work as a consultant in a large firm. The Frater | Spring 2008 He also hopes to teach applied psychology at the undergraduate university level. Sean is honored to have earned this prestigious scholarship. “The standards of Pi Lambda Phi have held me accountable to maintain superior grades while taking on responsibility with the fraternity, extracurricular activities and the social aspects of being a college student,” he explains. “My undergraduate experience with Pi Lambda Phi has encouraged me to become the man I am today: a confident leader, a dedicated student and a committed brother.” The Dorothy Brian Sullivan Beck VA Omega ‘09 VA Omega Alpha Alpha Scholarship University of Virginia is also awarded annually. Its recipient must attend the University of Virginia and be a member of the VA Omega Alpha chapter. Brian Sullivan is the 2008 undergraduate recipient of this $2,500 scholarship. Brian is a junior majoring in biology with a minor in bio-ethics. He hails from Little Rock, Arkansas. Initiated in the spring of 2006, Brian has served as Archon twice, social chair, assistant social chair and, most recently, as New Member Educator for the fall 2008 rush. He has also served on the Standards Board and as a Greek Week fraternity representative. He’s an active member of the University Democrats and University Ballroom Club and served on the InterFraternity Council Judiciary Committee as a judge. A National Merit finalist, Brian plans on attending medical school and becoming a cardiologist and health science research investigator. “I would be remiss if I didn’t recognize the support, encouragement and optimism that Pi Lambda Phi has instilled upon me,” says Brian. “If I grow up to be even a half-decent man, I have my brothers and the alumni who paved the way for my initiation to thank. I’m so honored to win this prestigious and meaningful award.” Chapter News Shippensburg University — PA Sigma Upsilon Chapter Our chapter is celebrating its 25th anniversary on April 26, 2008. The festivities will be held at the Sheraton Harrisburg Hershey in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania beginning at 6 p.m. This semi-formal event will include dinner, drinks and entertainment, so feel free to bring a date. The evening is designed to gather brothers (new and old and from near and far) together to celebrate the rich history of PA Sigma Upsilon. For more detailed information, please contact Matthew Blazi, Alumni Association President, at 610/342-7634. Binghamton University — NY Omicron Rho Chapter The Omicron Rho Chapter is starting to gear up for its 20th anniversary celebration, which will take place from April 2009 through April 2010. We are in need of NYOP alumni volunteers to create and and plan events, not to mention the enviable task of trying to locate everyone. If an NYOP alumnus hasn’t received an e-mail from the alumni association in a few months, that means we’ve lost touch with you, so please e-mail sriegler@ newteksbfinance.com with your updated contact information. If you have news about your chapter that you would like considered for inclusion in future issues of The Frater, please submit it to us via e-mail at foundation@ pilambdaphi.org. 13 A PUBLICATION OF THE PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Board Member Profile Ezra Krieg, C.K. Initiated into Pi Lambda Phi: President, Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation, Inc. Spring 1974 Born in: New Member Educator Rex Oak Ridge, Tennessee Currently living in: Delray Beach, Florida with his wife and two sons Attended: The University of Pittsburgh PA Gamma Sigma Chapter Served my chapter as: Also earned the chapter’s highest honor: The Kenneth Mark Herman Award Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Rhetoric and Communications After graduating, I: Over the years, I’ve: Then, I was: Some charities I’m active in: Other fraternity honors I earned: My day job: Joined the fraternity’s international headquarters staff for two years Elected to IEC in 2000 and served five years as a council member Fraternity Council Key Certificates of Merit (2) Gold Certificate of Merit Served as a trainer/speaker at many Pi Lambda Phi annual conventions End Childhood Hunger, Share Your Wine Foundation, Caring House Project I’m a senior consultant for Community Leadership Consulting, a company dedicated to helping emerging non-profits reach their potential in helping people in need Jolly Laddy South Florida Pi Lam Gathering Scheduled The Foundation recently surveyed 1,100 of our RSVP and pay by March 31st); the price includes: Golf Tournament brothers living in the South Florida area about the • a choice of appetizer to Benefit March possibility of having a local “reunion.” Responses • unlimited beer, wine, soda or iced tea (cash bar also were received from graduates from as far back as the available) of Dimes Pi Lambda Phi’s 10th Annual Jolly Laddy Tournament will take place on April 5th at the Lochmere Golf Club in Cary, North Carolina. The entry fee for this event — which benefits the March of Dimes — is just $65 and includes golf cart, green fees, range balls, food and a donation to the charity. Sponsorship opportunities for this worthwhile event range from a $25 Par Sponsorship to a $400 Las Vegas Hole Sponsorship. For information on participating in this event, call Carter Rhett Holmes at 704/674-9634 or e-mail him at [email protected]. 1940s all the way through 2004; while nearly half of them were graduates of the University of Florida, 22 other universities and colleges were also represented. Universally, the respondents (lawyers, doctors, dentists, real estate agents, recruitment specialists, etc.) expressed an interest in getting together to see old friends and meet new ones. Using the information gathered, a Pi Lambda Phi “reunion” has been scheduled on Friday, April 18th at 7 p.m. at the Rustic Inn Crabhouse in Fort Lauderdale (4331 Ravenswood Road; www.rusticinn.com). Spouses or significant others are welcome to attend. The cost for this event is $85 per person (or $75 per person if you 2008 International Convention Update Richmond, Virginia — which sits on the James River in the Piedmont region of Virginia — was briefly settled by English settlers from Jamestown in 1607, near the site of a significant native settlement. The present city of Richmond was founded in 1737. It became the capital of the Colony and Dominion of Virginia in 1780. During the Revolutionary War period, several notable events occurred in the city, including Patrick Henry’s, “Give me liberty or give me death,” speech in 1775 at St. John’s Church, and the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom in 1779 (the latter of which was written by Thomas Jefferson in the 14 • family style appetizer platter with conch fritters and garlic shrimp • choice of one of several entrées (including their world famous garlic crabs!) • home made Key lime pie • coffee There is a very short program planned, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the evening. Please contact Ezra Krieg via e-mail at [email protected] by March 31st if you plan to attend. You can also RSVP by calling the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation office at 203/740-1044 or via e-mail to foundation@ pilambdaphi.org. city). During the American Civil War, Richmond served as the capital of the Confederate States of America, and many important civil war landmarks remain in the city today. Since that time, nothing of note has happened in the Richmond — until now! Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity has announced that its 2008 International Convention will be held in Richmond from July 31 to August 3. All brothers, undergraduate and alumni are encouraged to attend. For more information, contact Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity at headquarters@ pilambdaphi.org or 800/394-PLPF. The Frater | Spring 2008
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