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that made it one of the stronger houses on campus.
According to
Pat Lemieux:
"People were diverse and stuck together, but the
membership became cliquish and an element took over that was
more concerned with partying than what was going on or the
principles for which the fraternity stood.
People asked,
'Why did I get kicked out? I didn't do anything.'
That was
the problem--apathy." (Lemieux 1996)
During the 80's, the "Bones" mentality of those members who
attended the Bones Banquet divided the chapter into two distinct
groups, those who wanted to party most of the week, and those who
wanted something better for the fraternity.
The later group
tried their best to keep the chapter in good standing with the
university by increasing their G.P.A.s and organizing community
service projects, but their actions were overshadowed by those of
the "Bones" group.
(Harris, R. 1996)
Only a select group of members from the chapter could even
get invited to the Banquet.
In order to get invited, a member
would have to write a letter to the "Bones Board" telling them of
his outrageous exploits.
The dinner banquet was held in the
fraternity basement and a dance was held afterwards.
Large trash
barrels would be filled with mixtures of hard alcohol and fruit
punch.
Pledges then serve pitchers of the "hairy buff" to those
attending.
Many times the pledges would have to drink the
pitcher at the request of an active.
During one of the last
Bones Banquets, the containers of Hairy Buff were spiked with LSD
by one of the members.
..
(Harris, C. 1996)
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The final Bones Banquet brought the Indiana Gamma chapter a
lot of unwanted press coverage.
Television and newspaper reports
compared Indiana Gamma to the movie "Animal House".
The chapter
was brought up on charges of hazing, alcohol violations, and
other risk management infractions.
One of the pledges that
served alcohol was taken to the Ball Memorial hospital for
alcohol poisoning.
The chapter members knew they were in trouble
this time, but they did not realize the severity of the penalties
that would be placed on them.
(Harris, C. 1996)
The university was fed up with continued problems and
liabilities that were caused by the Indiana Gamma chapter.
Dean
Don Mikesell called Sigma Phi Epsilon headquarters and the
chapter's alumni board.
Ball State demanded that they fix the
problems of the chapter before the university had to get
involved.
(Mikesell 1996)
The alumni and members from the national fraternity
organized a review board to assess the problems.
process lasted nearly a month.
The review
The first thing this board did
was to suspend all of the chapter's executive officers.
The
entire chapter was then suspended and each member had to apply
individually to reenter the chapter.
The members had to fill out
a written questionaire and be interviewed by the review board.
(Van Treese 1996)
The review board then made a decision on who they wanted to
invite back to the chapter and who they wanted to leave
suspended.
Suspension meant that the members could not identify
themselves as Sig Eps by wearing the fraternity letters or come
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onto the chapter property until after they had graduated from
Ball State University.
The review board decided to ask back
forty-eight members, eighteen of which decided that they would
rather stay on suspension.
(Kinney 1992; Van Treese 1992)
Members who were suspended and living in the chapter house were
evicted and given two days to move out.
Some members began to
vandalize the newly remodeled house, so the alumni board hired
two off-duty police officers to patrol the house and prevent
further vandalism and fights between members who were suspended
and those who chose to stay.
(Mowery 1992; Van Treese 1992)
The suspended members did little to constructively protest
their anger about the situation.
A heated campus discussion took
place on the editorial pages of the Ball State Daily News.
Many
of the letters from the suspended members accused the fraternity
of turning its back on its membership, and according to Joel
Hackleman, "[The house] still has the letters, but it is not
Sigma Phi Epsilon." (Anderson 1992; Kinney 1992)
In Keith
Robert's letter to the editor, Keith addresses several of the
university's charges against the chapter:
" ... We have the alcohol abuse accusation.
This one I
cannot deny.
Sadly, I saw it occurring all through the
night. People spilling their booze left and right, what a
waste.
I agree that this sort of waste should be stopped
immediately ... Finally, we have the infamous 'Animal Houselike behavior' accusation.
I've seen 'Animal House' at
least 10 times, and their cream puff toga party had nothing
on us ... Of course, our nationals caught wind of all of this
and basically said, 'Fat, drunk, and stupid is not the way
to go through college.' Our only defense, 'we ain't
fat.' ... [Quoting Neil Young] 'It's better to burn out then
fade away.'" (Roberts 1992)
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The campus reacted with a less than favorable opinion of the
chapter's statements.
In her letter, Jodie Jawor states:
"I have been told that fraternity members are to be
pillars of the student community. And let me tell you, I'm
real impressed by a bunch of stumbling drunks who, as a
group, let their GPA drop 3 percent ... You aren't getting a
quarter of what you deserve." (Jawor 1992)
The university felt that the alumni board and national
fraternity had taken strong enough measures to cure the problems
of the chapter.
Ball State continued to recognize the chapter
for a probationary period of two years.
Any violation of
university policy would bring immediate withdrawal of the
fraternity from campus.
The university stated that it expected
the chapter to follow its three-year plan (See Appendix G) which
included banning the chapter from having alcohol on the property,
participating in intramural sports, and requiring every member to
complete ten hours of community service each semester.
(McConkey
1992)
An alumni advisory council was established by the national
fraternity to make sure the terms of the chapter's probation were
met.
This council had to approve all undergraduate officers
elected.
It was the national fraternity and the Indiana Gamma
alumni support that eventually pulled the chapter through the
entire ordeal.
Rich Harris states:
"The thing that really saved the house was the Sig Ep
national officers who came in, and instead of giving lip
service like some other fraternities, they were
serious ... Given the chapter's past history, the fact that
the chapter is here today and in good standing is nothing
short of a miracle." (Harris, R. 1996)
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Many alumni agree that even though it was a very rough period to
go through, the house cleaning was probably one of the best
things that could have happened to the chapter.
With the
renovation almost complete and the positive direction that the
chapter was starting to head in revitalized the fraternal spirit
of the alumni.
(Harris, C. 1996; Lemieux 1996; Muckridge 1996;
Scagnoli 1996; Van Treese 1996)
Monetary support was donated to
the chapter's newly formed Martin-Riverside Society.
The Society
has supported many of the chapters educational endeavors, such as
the implementation of the Balanced Man Project, the renovation of
the Clifford T. Loder Memorial Library, and undergraduate
registration for the regional leadership academies.
(Banta 1995;
Park 1996)
For the members remaining, the task of rebuilding the
chapter membership and its reputation seemed insurmountable.
Members tried to help finish the renovation of the chapter house,
while dealing with vandalism from suspended members and members
from other fraternities.
Suspended members would also drive by
the chapter house yelling fraternity secrets for everyone to
hear.
(Harris, C. 1996)
The members pulled together and sacrificed their time to
help the chapter get back on their feet.
With the help of the
alumni and nearby university chapters who came to the aid of
Indiana Gamma, the chapter pledged twenty-five members during
fall rush.
Through their efforts, the chapter has once again
become the largest fraternity on campus with over a hundred
members.
Indiana Gamma consistently ranks as one of the top
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fraternities in academics, and has continued its philanthropic
involvement in the Muncie community.
Though the process of
change was very difficult for the entire alumni and undergraduate
chapter, the reputation of the Indiana Gamma was restored.
(Harris, C. 1996; McQuinn 1996; Muckridge 1996)
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THE BALANCED MAN PROJECT
Since the fall of 1992, Indiana Gamma has followed a strict
non-hazing pledgeship.
To further the chapter's commitment to a
positive membership development plan, the men of Indiana Gamma
began discussion of the Balanced Man Project (BMP) during the
1993-94 school year.
The program was developed by the Sigma Phi
Epsilon national headquarters as a method to improve the overall
quality of its chapters by improving each individual members.
To
implement the project, the chapter was briefed by officers from
the national fraternity and 90% of a chapter vote had to be in
favor of becoming a Balanced Man Project chapter.
The BMP has
strict guidelines set up by the national fraternity, however,
each individual chapter can adapt the project to meet the needs
and the local (non-hazing) traditions of the fraternity.
Realizing that once a chapter voted to implement the BMP it could
not change back, the undergraduate members of Indiana Gamma voted
to carry out the program in the spring of 1995.
(Tebo 1996)
This program removes the familiar pledge-active
relationship, and it encourages men of the chapter to stay
involved by creating four challenge stages that last the member's
entire college career.
It is easy to see the benefits of this
four-year development plan, yet understanding how the program
works within the chapter is a difficult task.
Project has four basic challenge stages:
The Balanced Man
the Sigma Challenge,
Phi Challenge, Epsilon Challenge, and Brother Mentor Challenge.
(Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. 1994)
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Each stage is set up to help the member to help the
individual member through different periods of his college
career.
Every stage ends with a Rite of Passage ceremony.
Many
of the local ceremonies practiced by Indiana Gamma have been
incorporated into the BMP.
The Phi Rite of Passage takes the
member through the very beginning of the Ritual, which they see
in its entirety during the Epsilon Rite of Passage.
The Brother
Mentor Rite of Passage is a re-written version of an original
ceremony practiced by the national fraternity founders.
(Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. 1994)
During each stage, the members choose a mentor, set three
goals, and develop an action plan to achieve the goals.
mentor can be any member in the next stage.
The
At Indiana Gamma, a
new member's Sigma mentor takes on the role of "Big Bro", and
even though the member will have different mentors throughout his
college years, the special relationship created with Big Bro
tradition lasts.
In the case of the Brother Mentor Challenge, an
undergraduate will choose anyone outside of the chapter.
This
person, who can be an alumni, faculty, or community member, is
usually in the career of the member's field of study.
(Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. 1994)
A mentor helps his mente set and achieve his goals.
places the mente's membership standing in his own control.
This
If he
chooses not to fulfill his goals, he will be brought before the
standards board and expelled from the fraternity.
On the other
hand, if the man makes great strides in his development, he may
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move on to the next stage.
(Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Inc.
1994)
When a new member joins the chapter, he is considered an
equal member from day one.
This puts more pressure on the older
members to rush each prospective member with an increased amount
of scrutiny.
The new member enters the Sigma Challenge and is
given a Balanced Man pin.
This is not a new version of a pledge
pin, but a pin that every member has and wears.
(Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. 1994)
The Sigma Challenge lasts from 4-6 weeks.
During this time,
the "Sigma" becomes acquainted with the men in the fraternity.
He is taught the local and national history of the fraternity and
introduced to the chapter's philanthropies.
Even though it is
not a pledge class, the Sigmas work together to complete the
stage as a group.
(Tebo 1996)
The Phi Challenge lasts from 12 weeks to a year.
During
this stage, the "Phi" is introduced to the chapter's internal
workings:
executive board, committees, standards board, etc.
The Phi learns about risk management policies and etiquette.
Once this challenge is completed, the "Phi" participates in the
full Ritual.
badge.
active.
The Epsilon can now wear the
heart-s~aped
Ritual
This would be the time that a pledge would be considered
The difference is an "Epsilon" cannot slack off from his
responsibilities to the fraternity, which happens so often with. a
majority of the "active" members who work hard to get through
pledgeship and quit participating.
Inc 1994; Tebo 1996)
(Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity,
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The Epsilon Challenge (lasting 12 weeks to a year) and
Brother Mentor Challenge (lasting until the end of one's college
career) focus less on fraternity involvement and more on
community service and career development.
As an Epsilon, a
member is required to take an active role in another campus
organization and he must design and implement a 30 hour community
service project.
A Brother Mentor's main goal is to finish his
college studies and begin a career after he graduates.
Brother
Mentor's are instructed on how to write a resume and to prepare
for a job interview.
(Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. 1994)
The Brother Mentor may decide that he wants to declare his
intent to become a Sigma Phi Epsilon Fellow.
The Fellow stage is
an optional challenge that a member may choose to undertake
during his senior year of college.
In order to meet the
requirements for the Fellow Challenge, the member must have at
least a 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale, served as a
leader in at least one campus organization, and he has to submit
his proposal for a community service project that must be at
least 60 days in length (500 hours) and focus on the benefits of
society.
(Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. 1994)
Making the transition from a pledge-active system to the
Balanced Man Project has not been a perfectly smooth process.
The chapter has worked very hard to iron out the problems that
members have with the program and to adapt the program to the
strong traditions of the Indiana Gamma chapter.
As many members
will attest, the benefits of the program are already enhancing
the chapter, even with the problems.
The increased use of
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ceremonies helps promote the feelings of brotherhood within the
chapter, distinguishing it from the other fraternities on campus.
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CONCLUSION
While looking back at my four year experience as a member of
the Indiana Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon, I am reminded of
a quote that I came upon while studying for an exam in my social
theory class:
"Men make their own history, but they do not make it
just as they please; they do not make it under circumstances
chosen by themselves, but under circumstances directly
found, given, and transmitted from the past." -Karl Marx
When I joined Indiana Gamma, I knew relatively little about the
events that had nearly destroyed the chapter only a few months
before my arrival.
The fact that I actually joined a
"fraternity" that only had twenty members who could not have
alcohol, experienced frequent acts of violence and vandalism from
other fraternities and suspended members, and under the constant
scrutiny of the university surprises me to this day.
My brother
and I had grown up listening to my father and his friends talk
about their days at. Sigma Phi Epsilon and how wonderful it was.
The chapter that was before me during rush did not fit my
perception of what my father had told me of fraternity life.
As
I was to find out, I was both absolutely right and wrong.
The fact that my father was a Sig Ep had little to do with
my decision to join the house.
Before leaving for school my
father, still upset with what occurred in the spring, said, "You
should go through rush just to see what it is like, but I could
care less if you join that place."
Instead of feeling required
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to join Sig Ep, I really wanted to join the chapter more than any
other house, which made it special for both of us.
I liked the idea that I could join this organization and
have an immediate impact, but it was the strong brotherhood that
was quite evident amongst these twenty men that really appealed
to me.
These twenty guys had to watch their best friends become
suspended from the fraternity, yet they knew that it had to be
done if this chapter was ever going to get back on track.
They
were committed to starting over and I wanted to help them out.
Lucky for me, 25 other guys decided to join with me in that fall
pledge class.
Neither I nor my entire pledge class single-handedly saved
this fraternity.
We participated in the fraternity's activities,
and we did more than what was asked, just like everyone else.
I
can recall many times when I would say to myself, "Why did you
join this place so soon?
If you just would have waited a
semester or two everything would have been so much easier."
Like
Marx's quote states, the fraternity did not get to choose the
circumstances in which we are given, the chapter just had to do
the best it could with the resources that it had.
Those resources included over 1300 hundred alumni who have
always been supportive of the undergraduate chapter.
They had
given up their time very unselfishly so that this fraternity
could thrive.
times.
Everyone pulled together and weathered the rough
The chapter is now ranked at the top of fraternities in
membership and academics.
We are still trying to find that super
athlete that will win the all sports trophy for us, but until
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then, everyone is participating in sports for the fun and
brotherhood that it fosters.
It is easy to overlook the positive benefits of the
fraternity because of the problems that it has experienced.
all fraternities,
and bad times.
Like
Indiana Gamma has gone through cycles of good
It is the feelings of brotherhood that this
chapter has given the nearly 1500 members (See Appendix J) has
remained constant through the years.
Many alumni have stated
that their best friends have been fraternity brothers, even
though they do not see or hear from them very often.
The alumni
will also agree that the fraternity has given them leadership and
organizational skills that have been instrumental in their future
successes.
The commitment to this chapter has benefited greatly
by the dedication and support of its alumni members.
When I participated in my first Grand Chapter at Ball State
in the spring of 1993, the diminished chapter attended in full
strength, in spite of the fact that our charter was suspended and
the terms of our strict probation prevented us from being a
"social" fraternity.
When it came time for role call, each
organization let everyone know they were (or were not) there by
making noise, Indiana Gamma stood up and shouted in protest,
"Present, but not recognized!"
I am happy to say that everyone
on campus now knows that Sigma Phi Epsilon is present,
contributing positively to the university environment, and plans
to continue its return to the outstanding chapter it was in the
past.
Appendix A
Pictures
Members of Zeta Chi at the all campus leaf rake in the fall of 1948. Front
Row (L-R) M. Mann, W. Hofmann, K. Mills, D. Mallas, D. Kendrick. Back Row
(L-R) R. Powell, W. Mathews, J. Bishop, G. Wood, P. Miller. Photo provided
by William Hofmann.
The badges of Zeta Chi (as painted by Dale Kendrick) and Phi
Delta Pi. (Ball State Teachers College 1952, pg 122)
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The menbers of Zeta Chi at the "Button and Bows" Dance held on January 14, 1949. Front Row (L-R) J. Boiles,
D. Shondell, Dr. Park Wiseman-faculty advisor, Tom Chaulkus-honorary advisor, R. Moore, K. Miles, W. Hofmann,
R. Powell, A. Schooler. Back Row (L-R) D. Kendrick, R. Barnhart, L. McCarty, M. Mann, G. Wood, J. Bishop, R.
Broman, P. Geese, K. Michaels, M. Smith. Photo provided by William Hofmann •
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Gregory Day's lithograph of the Indiana Gamma Chapter House.
Copy provided by Dan Van Treese.
The original house at 526 Martin Street. ("Phi Delt Heart Beat" 1952, pg 1)
The pledge hat was one of the first things
new members were given after Pinning Night.
(Ball State Teachers College 1957, pg 223)
Photo of Pinning Serenade. (Ball State Teachers College 1956, pg 198)
The Zollinger House:
by Brent Carroll.
Sigma Phi Epsilon national headquarters located in Richmond, Virginia.
Photo provided
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Dr. James A. Albertson. (Specht 1969, pg 27)
.,
President Emens breaks the ground for the new addition to the Indiana Gammi
house. (Ball State Teachers College 1963, pg 296)
One of many first place Homecoming floats. (Ball State Teachers College 1963, pg 29)
This picture of the Spring pledge class of 1966 with the active chapter is one of the more interesting picture-,
because it shows David LE'tterman Clower right hand corner) as a Sig Ep pledge at Indiana Gamma. He depledged two
weeks into pledgeship and joined Sigma Chi. Photo provided by Phil Sizelove.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon pledge pin Cleft) and the Balanced
Man Project pin (right). Provided by Brian Hancock.
Sigma Phi Epsilon wins the Magnabosco traveling trophy for best overall participation in the 1968 Bike-a-thon.
(Ball State University 1968, pg 189)
Selling tickets to the Sig Ep Carnival. (Ball State Teachers College
1962, pg 44)
With Betty Woods smiling in the background, Mom Kinder hugs Steve
Reed after winning Bike-a-thon. Ph-oto provided by Lewis Gi llespie.
Ty Kozuma (left) and Gary Green (right) interrupt the Ball StateAkron football game by having Miss Nude Universe run out onto the
field wearing a Sigma Phi Epsilon t-shirt. (Indiana Gamma Alumni
Board Jan.-Mar. 1973, pg 4)
)ave Magner takes a victory lap after winning a
:hariot race. (Ball State University 1970, pg 58)
1991 Bike-a-thon team. Front Row (L-R) P. Lemieux, Chris Bell-Sweetheart. Back
Row (L-R) B. Carroll, w. Sanford, D. Tudor, D. Alexander, D. Halbig, T. Rodak.
Photo provided by Brent Carroll.
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Images of the "Skull 'N' Bones" to decorate the house before each Bones Banquet.
Photos provided by Brent Carroll.
After members were evicted from the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house for their actions during
the spring of 1992, members placed a sign in the front lawn to ask for a place to live and to
protest their suspensions. (Ball State University 1992, pg 346)
Picture~ ~f
the House Fully Renovated. (Indiana Gamma Alumni Board Spring 1992, pg 2-3)
Foyer
Pool Room
Restrooms
Main Entrance
Mary Hunt Lounge
TV Area
Alumni and undergraduates attendi ng the Homecomi ng and Re-dedi cati on ceremoni es on October 10,
1992. (L-R) D. Magnl~r, G. Schenkel, J. Banta, L. Gillespie, C. Gullion, B. Gillespie, S. Midkiff,
F. Hancock, J. Browl~r, T. Quick, S. Newlund, S. Roe, G. West, J. Woodworth, K. Light, D. Walling,
B. Carroll, J. McCarthy, J. Skelton, S. McCarthy, T. Lower, D. Van Treese, 8.5~c;~, A. Smith.
(Indiana Gamma Alumni Board Winter 1992-93, pg 1)
Kent "Oz" Nelson recei ves the Si gma Phi Eps i lon Ci tati on, an award gi ven to a brother who has
excelled in his chosen career, at the 1995 Sigma Phi Epsilon National Conclave. CL-R) ]. Skelton,
K. Nelson, D. Van Treese. Photo provided by John Skelton.
Dan Van Treese presents a memorial plaque to Carol ar:::
T.C. Loder (Right) in the Clifford T. Loder Memorial
Library (Left). The dedication ceremony was held on
March 16, 1996. Photos provided by Blian Hancock.
A painting and plaque memorialize the Mom Kinder
Sui te (Left). The ChaJ:ter of the Indiana Ganuna
Chapter (Right). Photos provided by Brian Hancock.
The "Old Farts Club" semi-annual reunion at the Carmel American legion on April 25, 1992. Those attending and pictured in
no particular order included: J. Badger, J. Suiter, O. Lucas. O. Bookout, G. Sweet, O. OeCraene, M. Kerestury, Oon Park, I.
Stumier, W. Lantz, O. V,ln Treese, S. Rathka, T. Jackson, 1. Kunze, P. Mendenhall, O. Lambert, R. Hinkle, R. Sprague, G.
Botts, D. Beer, D. GorsJch, l. Yazel, P. Shelby, D. Wolfe, C. Covell, G. Connors, B. Whitlock, R. Hutson, LBriggs, J.
Brand, T. Schurr, A. Th(~pson, J. Turner, N. Jones, K. Bennett, T. Baumgartner, J. Jenkins, M. Pozdol,
J. Jennings, K.
Nelson, J. Horein, D. Koon, F. Hamilton. R. Prescott, S. Roth, K. Payne, C. Stahly, R. Scoggins, F. Bienas, R. Cook, T.
Shoppell, L Conley, P. Schall, R. Melton, D. Clark, D. Marsh, R. Eichenauer, M. lawrence, G. Weiss, J. Wiseman, H.
Toleman, N. Jones, M. Keppler, T. Fulhart, J. Dupont, R. Beehler, C. Strecker, D. Oertel, J. Brunso, S. Nash, R. Prescott,
C. Arch, L. Barkdull, K. Dubie, O. Coddens, S. Shoemaker, T. Burleson, R. Mauck, G. Farquhar, C. Crowder, J. Hendrix, C.
Uesseler, T. Barnhart, ]. Armington, l. Pinkerton, T. Teightmeyer, K. Payne, M. Constantinou.
Dave Park, C. Helfley, D.
Haines. and L. GillespiE •. Other guests included: O. Magner, B. Carroll. P. Lemieux, P. Costin, L. Weinerman, L Skelton,
C. Muckridge, and Oon Mikesell the only non-Sig Ep to be a member of the "Old Farts Club". Photo by Dave Magner. (Indiana
Gamma Alumni Board Winter 1992-1993, pg 6)
1995 Sigma Phi Epsilon National Conclave
at Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
Clockwise from top left: M. Sullivan, M.
Mouse, M. McGraw, B. Hancock, C. Hightowl
G. Smith. Photo provided by Brian Hancock
Appendix B
The Charter of Indiana Gamma
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Be it known that the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity founded at
Richmond College in the City of Richmond, County of Henrico and
State of Virginia in the year A.D. Nineteen hundred and one,
Chartered under the Laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia in the
year A.D. Nineteen hundred and two, has granted this Charter to
Indiana Gamma Chapter located at Ball State Teachers College in the
city of Muncie, County of Delaware and the State of Indiana to the
following who are to be known as Charter members
Donald Clement Brinks
Norman Patrick Haverkos
Wallace Wayne Sacks
Donald Burton McClurg
Robert Paul stotts
Marvin Daniel Pozdol
Max Eugene Lynch
Ralph Van Harrell, Jr.
Charles Eugene Swain
Lyman Ray Randall
Robert Stanley Nash
Howard Edwin Liggett
Dewey Eugene Hall
Robert Popovich
Gary Lou Weesner
Danald Dean Pauley
Kenneth Charles Eckert
William Zearl Lantz, Jr.
Engelbert William Herman
Richard Eugene Prescott
Roy Clarence Tribbett
William Fredrick Mathys
Wallace Dean Wolfe
Chester Raymond Kubit
Edwyn Earnest Zimmerman
Charles Edward Hassell
William Richard Wile
Elden Ned Yaney
Richard Bowen
Jay Wood Overmyer
Clarence Wesley Gullion
Mickey Joe Mathias
Ned Brown MacPhail
Robert Lee Watson
Clark Gordon Osterhoff
Weldon LaVern witters
Whereas these Brothers having been duly and truly initiated
into the mysteries of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, they are
hereby empowered and authorized by the Grand Chapter by virtue of
this CHARTER to conduct the work of the Fraternity according to the
Ri tual Constitution and Laws and they and all others who may
hereafter become members of Indiana Gamma Chapter shall henceforth
exercise this privilege and shall be honored and greeted as
Brothers by all Brothers in Sigma Phi Epsilon and it shall be their
right to enjoy all the Benefits, Honors and Privileges which are
the heritage of this Fraternity, so long as they shall guard and
uphold the precepts held sacred by this Brotherhood, keep inviolate
their sacred, solemn and binding oath of obligation and abide
steadfastly by the Constitution and Laws of The Sigma Phi Epsilon
Fraternity.
Given under our hands and the seal of the Fraternity this the
twenty-first day of February in the year A.D. 1953.
Frank H. Hamock (signed), Grand President
William W. Hindman (signed), Jr., Grand Secretary
Edwin Buchanan (signed), Grand Treasurer
Appendix C
Charter Members of Zeta Chi
Jim Bishop
Ralph Broman
William Hofmann
Ronald Huntszinger
Dale Kendrick
Maurice Mann
William Mathews
Kenneth Michael
Kenneth Mile
Phil Miller
Dan Mallas
Richard Moore
Richard Powell
Donald Shondell
George Wood
Appendix D
Charter Members of Phi Delta Pi
John Bailes
Ralph Broman
Paul Gesse
Virgil Hawn
Dale Kendrick
Dan Mallas
Louis McCarty
Kenneth Miles
Phillip Miller
Richard Miller
Richard Moore
Roger Neimeyer
Richard Powell
Irwin Pratt
Robert Schooler
William Schooler
Robert Showalter
Donald Shondell
Max Smith
George Wood
Appendix E
Members Petitioning into Sigma Phi Epsilon
Paul Arnold
Thomas Barnhart
Richard Bowen
Donald Brink
Kenneth Eckert
Ralph Garrell
Clancy Gullion
Dewey Hall
Chuck Hassel
Norman Haverkos
Bert Herman
Chet Kubit
William Lantz
Howard Liggett
Max Lynch
Joseph Mathias
William Mathys
Donald McClurg
Ned McPhail
Ronald Menges
Stan Nash
Fred Nauenstein
Gordon Osterhoff
Jay Overmeyer
Donald Pauley
Robert Popovich
Marvin Pozdol
Richard Prescott
Lyman Randall
Wallace Sacks
James Shorey
Robert Stotts
Gene Swain
Roy Tribbett
Robert Watson
Gary Weesner
William Wile
Dean Wolfe
Ned Yaney
Elwyn Zimmerman
AppendixF
Program for the Sigma Phi Epsilon Installtion Activities
Febuary 20-22, 1953
Installation Officer ........••... J. Russell Pratt, Grand Historian
Assistant Installation Officer ..... Charles F. Stewart, Grand Guard
Assistant Installation Officer .... M. Matt. McBride, Field Secretary
!J~o/
INSTALLATION TEAMS
INDIANA ALPHA
INDIANA BETA
Dave Paker
!J~q~e~
John Adams
Dale Bartizal
Charles Kelly
George Radich
Don Gardner
John Smiley
Tom Lunsford
Bob Carlton
Dick Mory
Jim Warren
Jack Liebenthal
Albert Berglund
Don Fishel
Len Niepokoj
Dick Carabine
g~pIuC~
q.~
BALL
STATE
COLLEGE
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESENT
Dean Wolfe ........•
Lyman Randall ......
Don McClurg ......•.
Don Brink •.....•...
Gene Swain .....•....
Charles Hassel ..••.•.
ELECT
President •.•...•.••..•
Vice·President .........
Comptroller •. .••••.•••
Historian ..••..••.••••
Secretary •.••...••••••
Cuard ..•..•.••••.••.•
Marshall .............
Marshall .............
Gordon Osterhoff .... Pledgemaster ...•....••
Bill Wile ............ Ass't Pledgemaster ...•.
Chaplain ....•••..••••
Bob Stotts •.....•.... I.F.C. Representative ...
Gene Swain
Stan Nash
Dick Prescott
Hoy Tribbett
Gordon Osterhoff
Clarence Gullion
Howard Liggett
Ned Yaney
Bill
Jay
Bill
Bill
Wile
Overmyer
Mathys
Wile
February
20-22,
1953
INSTALLATION PROGRAM
Friday,
Saturday,
Saturday,
Saturday,
Saturday,
Feb. 20, 1953 8 :00 p.m ..... Informal Chapter Meeting
Chapter House
Feb. 21, 1953 8 :30 a.III. . 12:00 p.m. ••.•.• Initiations
1 :00 p.m.· 2 :30 p.m.
Arts Building
Feb. 21, 1953 11 :00 a.m. . 1 :00 p.m. ...••. Luncheon
Chapter House
Feb. 21, ] 95:~ 6 ::iO p.m. ......... Installation Banquet
L. A. Pittenger Student Center
Ballroom
Feb. 21, 1953 9:00 p.m ............. Installation Ball
L. A. Pittenger Student Center
Ballroom
Sunday,
Feb. 22, 1953
lO :00 a.lIl. .....
ChapLer House
Sunday,
Feb. 22, 1953
2:00 p.m .. 4:00 p.m., Campus Reception
Chapter House
Formal Chapter Meeting
HONORED GUESTS
Dr. John H. Emens, President 0/ the College
Dr. Oliver C. Bumb, Administrative Assistant to the President
Dr. Richard Burkhardt, Dean 0/ the College
Dr. Howard Johnshoy, Dean 0/ Student Affairs
Mr. Kenneth M. Collier, Director of Men's Activities
Miss Martha Wickham, Director 0/ Women's Activities
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Alpha Sigma Tau
Chi Omega
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Delta Zeta
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Kappa Sigma
Pi Zeta
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Kappa Alpha Psi
Theta Chi
CHAPTER SPONSORS
Dr. Royal Morsey
Dr. Arnim Hummel
Dr. Richard Caldemeyer
Mr. Donald Lawrence
INSTALLATION BANQUET OF INDIANA GAMMA CHAPTER
6:00 p.m.
L. A.
PJTTENGER STUDENT CENTER BALLROOM
Invocation •.•...•••••..••.•.. Dr. Arnim Hummel, Chapter
Sponsor
Welcome .•.••.............•.. Mr. Dean Wolfe, Toastmaster
College Administration
Representatives .•........... Dr. Oliver C. Bumb, Administrative
Assistant to the President
Mr. Kenneth M. Collier, Director
0/ Men's Activities
1Vliss Martha Wickham, Director
of Women's Activities
Dr. Richard H. Cal demeyer,
Spokesman for Chapter Sponsors
Indiana Alpha Representative ... Mr. David Parker, President
Indimw Alpha Chapter
Mr.
Dale Bartizal, President
Indiana Beta Representative ....
Indiana Beta Chapter
Central Office Representative .. , Mr. M. Matt. McBride, Field
Secretary
Grand Chapter Officer .......•. Mr. Charles F. Stewart, Grand
Guard
District Ten Representative ..... Mr. Walter M. Edwards, District
Governor
Charter Presentation .....•.... Mr. J. Russell Pratt, Grand
Historian
Mr.
Dean Wolfe, Toastmaster
Adjourn ..........••..•..•..•
BANQUET MENU
Swiss Steak
Scalloped Potatoes
Whole Kernal Corn
Tossed Salad
Cloverleaf Rolls and Butter
Coffee - Tea - Milk
lee Cream
Appendix G
The New Indiana Gamma Three Year Plan
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THE NEW INDIANA GAMMA TBREE-YEAR PLAN
March 16. 1992 - Mav 1. 1992:
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Suspension of charter.
Appointment of new executive and alumni corporation officers.
Alumni advisory council (membership review) with suspension, expulsion and eviction of problem
members.
Suspension of all social activities Sunday through Thursday nights and no alcohol present on Fraternity
property or events where alcohol is present through May, 1993.
Insurance surcharge of $700.
One-and-a-half day drug and alcohol seminar by Prevention Research Institute of Lexington, Kentucky.
Chapter and alumni retreat.
Creation of alumni mentor program.
Seminar on sexual harassment and hazing.
Formation of a community evaluation board including administration, sorority advisors, and other
community members with two meetings prior to summer break.
Scholarship Screen Program.
Monthly staff visit.
Elimination of Skull & Bones traditions including the skull in the front of the house.
No bike-a-thon 1992.
Recruitment standards in writing to the alumni, university, and national Fraternity.
May 1. 1992 - December 20. 1992:
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Focus Chapter-two alumni and two undergraduates brought to Headquarters for a
summer development program.
• Creation of a positive non-alcohol centered activities program.
• Strict recruitment standards submitted in writing to alumni, university, and Headquarters.
• Ten hours hands-on community service per member and pledge per semester.
• Etiquette and male/female relationships seminars with Nonnie Cameron from Dallas, Texas.
• Semestedy retreats for goal setting and leadership development.
• Resident scholar and housemother living in the chapter house.
• Monthly evaluation of progress with the community board.
• Written and distributed member development program for pledges and members.
• Academic standards implemented and enforced.
• Monthly staff visit.
January 1. 1992 - May 1. 1992:
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Drug and alcohol seminar with Prevention Research Institute.
New officers approved by alumni corporation, and retreat with Headquarters staff.
Fifteen members in attendance at the Regional Leadership Academy sponsored by Headquarters.
Alumni corporation retreat.
Major review by the community board and implementation of recommendations.
Monthly staff visit.
May 1. 1993 - May 1. 1994:
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Create an outline for the termination of the alumni advisory council and the implementation of any
action recommended by the alumni and community.
Appendix H
List of Chapter Presidents
Zeta Chi
48-49
Maurice Mann
87-88
88-89
Samuel Bachman
Dennis Szorcsik
Phi Delta Pi
49-50
Richard Moore
50-51
George Wood
51-52
Herman Shirar
89-90
Sigma Phi Epsilon
52-53
Dean Wolfe
53-54
Charles Swain
54-55
Dave Hinkley
55-56
Dave Haines
56-57
David Bryan
57-58
David Bryan
58-59
Dave Beer
59-60
Mic:<: Kepplar!
Jac:<: Badger
Sum. 60 Don Park
60-61
John Calhoun
61-62
Jim Bradley
62-63
Joseph Scagnoli
63-64
Phil Burgan!
Fredrick Cooper
64-65
Donald Fields
65-66
Fred Cooper
66-67
John Yount!
Thomas Engle
67-68
John Yount
68-69
Tom Engle
69-70
Gre<:I Schenkel
70-71
Ted Quick
71-72
Tim Clark!Larry Klein
72-73
Donn Walling!
Lar::y Cardwell
73-74
Scott Newlund
74-75
Douglas Lange
75-76
Pat Costin
76-77
Wil Florin
77-78
Thomas Avila
78-79
Allan Wright
79-80
Steve Haas
80-81
Scott Lockhart
81-82
Richard Cochran
82-83
Richard Ballengee!
Mark Keisler
83-84
Mark Keisler
84-85
Gregory Wood
85-86
Bria.n King
86-87
Jef:::rey Klee
92-93
93-94
Dennis Szorcsik!
Thomas Michael
John McClure
Pat Lemieux!
Brent Carroll
Chuck Harris
Todd Scoggins!
John Weidler
Mike Sullivan
Greg Smith
90-91
91-92
94-95
95-96
IFC Presidents
68-69 Stephen Hammer
95-96 Kirk Tebo
Appendix I
List of Indiana Gamma Chapter's
Awards and Honors
*Note:
This is an incomplete list which has been compiled from
these various sources:
The Orient, Ball State Daily News,
personal interviews, and chapter records. All championship teams
are the Steins unless noted otherwise.
1949-50
-Volleyball Champions
1950-51
-1st Place Spring Sing
-Tennis Champions
-Volleyball Champions
1951-52
-All Sports Champions
-1st Place Spring Sing
-Tennis Champions
-Volleyball Champions
1952-53
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float
-Bowling All Fraternity Champions
-Swim Heet Champions
-Volleyball Champions
1953-54
-Football All Fraternity Champions
-Soccel~ Champions
-Swim Meet Champions
-Volleyball All Fraternity Champions
1954-55
-Basketball All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Football Champions
-Soccer Champions
-Volleyball Champions
1955-56
-Basketball Champions
-Flag Football Blue League Champions (Sig Ep Mugs)
1956-57
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float
-Splashket Ball Champions
-Swim Meet Champions
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1957-58
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float
-Basketball All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Football All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Swim Meet Champions
-Tennis All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Volleyball All School/All Fraternity Champions
1958-59
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-"Fiesta"
-Bowling All School Champions
-Swim Meet Champions
-Track Champions
-Volleyball All Fraternity Champions
1959-60
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-"Political Rally"
-Bike-a-thon Champions
-Basketball All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Volleyball All Fraternity Champions
1960-61
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float
-Bike-a-thon Champions
-Basketball All Fraternity Champions
1961-62
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-"Spirit of '76"
-1st Place Spring Sing-"Sitting on the Corner Watching All
the Girls Go By"
-1st Place Var'iety Show with Sigma Delta (Sigma Chi), Sigma
Kappa, and Sigma Sigma Sigma-"Music of Love"
-Basketball All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Football Champions
-Golf All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Splashket Ball Champions
-Volleyball All School/All Fraternity Champions
1962-63
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-chariot
-Pi Beta Phi Dance Best Dressed Fraternity Pledge
Class-"Hitch Hiking Hillbillies"
-Track Champions
-Volleyball All Fraternity Champions
1963-64
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float
-Golf Champions
1964-65
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-"Cop a Victory"
-Excelsior Cup for Most Outstanding Chapter received at
Conclave
-Soccer All School/All Fraternity Champions
1965-66
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float
-1st Place Spring Sing-Medley of Patriotic Songs and "The
Eagle"
-Bowling Champions
-Football All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Golf All School Champions
-Soccer All School/All Fraternity Champions
1966-67
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-"Stage a Victory"
-All Sports Champions
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy for Best Overall Participation
in Bike-a-Thon
-Basketball All Fraternity Champions
-Football All Fraternity Champions
-Softball Champions
-Wrestling Champions
1967-68
-All Sports Champions
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy
-1st Place Uniforms for Bike-a-Thon
-Basketball All Fraternity Champions
-Cross Country All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Football All Fraternity Champions
-Golf All Fraternity Champions
-Soccer All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Softball Champions
1968-69
-All Sports Champions
-1st Place Spring Sing with Alpha Chi Omega
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy
-Basketball Champions
-1st Place Chariot Race with Alpha Omericron Pi
-Cross Country Champions
-Football All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Golf All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Wrestling Champions
1969-70
-All Sports Champions
-Bike-a-thon Champions
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy
-1st Place Uniforms for Bike-a-Thon
-1st Place Phi Sig Chariot Race
-Cross Country All School Champions
-Football All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Softball Champions
1970-71
-All Sports Champions
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy
-1st Place Uniforms for Bike-a-Thon
-1st Place Phi Sig Drag Race won by Pledge Class
-1st Place Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chariot Race
-Basketball All Fraternity Champions
-Cross Country All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Football All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Golf Champions
-Softball All Fraternity
-Track All School Champions
1971-72
-All Sports Champions
-1st Place Theta Xi Variety Show with Chi Omega, Lambda Chi
Alpha, Pi Beta Phi, and Sigma Sigma Sigma
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy
-Basketball All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Cross Country All Fraternity Champions
-Golf All Fraternity Champions
-Gymnastics Champions
-Track All Fraternity Champions
-Wrestling All School/All Fraternity Champions
1972-73
-All Sports Champions
-Cross Country Champions
-Football All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Gymnastics All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Softball Champions
-Splashket Ball Champions
-Track All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Wrestling Champions
1973-74
-All Sports Champions (9 time in the past 10 years)
-Bike-a-Thon Champions
-Football All Fraternity Champions
-Softball All Fraternity Champions
-Splashket Ball All School Champions
-Swimming All School Champions
-Volleyball All School/All Fraternity Champions
-Award for Largest Pledge Class 1973-1974
1974-75
-Bike-a-thon Champions
-1st Place Fraternity Division in Theta Xi Tug-o-War
-Cross Country All Fraternity Champions
-Soccer All Fraternity Champions
-Softball Champions
-Volleyball All Fraternity Champions
1975-76
-Cross Country Champions
-Golf Champions
1976-77
-All Sports Champions (11 times in the past 13 years)
-Magnabosco Traveling Trophy
-Cross Country Champions
-Softball Champions
-Volleyball All Fraternity Champions
1978-79
-All Sports Champions
-Bike-a-thon Champions
-Manpower Award from National Headquarters
-Volleyball Champions
-Wrestling All School Champions
1979-80
-1st Place Delta Tau Delta/Alpha Chi Omega Watermelon Bust
Fraternity Division Champions
-Wrestling All School Champions
1981-82
-Excelsior Cup for outstanding Rush Performance
-Football Champions
1982-83
-Excelsior Cup for outstanding Rush Performance
1984-85
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Bed Race
1988-89
-Flag Football Tourney Champions
1989-90
-Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Manpower Excellence Award
1991-92
-Excelsior Cup for Manpower at Carlson Leadership Academy,
Ft. Wayne, IN.
1992-93
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float-"Celebrating 40 Years at
Ball state University"
1993-94
-1st Place BSU Homecoming Float and Banner
-Excelsior Cup for Recruitment/Health & Well Being and the
Harry D. Krutz Membership Recruitment Award at Carlson
Leadership Academy, Cincinnati, OH.
-Delta Zeta Turtle Tides Overall Winner
-1st Place Greek Week Variety Show (Group Instrumental)
1994-95
-1st Place BSUHomecoming Float-"Play Hard-Tackle Your
Future"
-Bike-a-thon Fraternity Champions
-Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Manpower Excellence Award
-IFC Scholarship Award-Greatest Improvement in GPA
-BSU Greek Week Overall Team Winner
-1st Place Greek Week Variety Show (Group Instrumental)
1995-96
-Sigma Phi Epsilon Dean's List
-1st Place Greek Week Variety Show (Group Instrumental)
Appendix J
List of Members by Chapter Role Number
This is the list of every initiated brother of the Indiana
Gamma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
are due to record keeping errors.
by
Numbers which are left blank
Members whose name is followed
indicates that he is a Sig Ep who has transferred to Ball
State Uni versi ty from another
Indiana Gamma chapter.
college
and affiliated with the
The schools from which they affiliated
from are:
(%)-Iowa Beta, Iowa State University
(!)-Indiana Eta, Inidiana Institute of Technology
(@)-Inidana Epsilon, University of Evansville
(#)-Inidiana Iota, Vincennes University
($)-Indiana Kappa, Indiana University-Purdue University at
Fort Wayne
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Stotts, Robert P.
Pazdol, Marvin D.
Lynch, Max E.
HareII, Ralph V.
Swain, Char1es E.
Randall, Lyman K.
Nash, Robert S.
Liggett, Howard E.
Hall, Dewey E.
Popovich, Robert
Weesner, Gil)' L.
Pauley, Donald D.
Eckert, Kenneth C.
Lantz, Willian Z.
Herman, Engelbert W.
Prescott, Richard E.
Trilbett, RoyC.
Mathys, WiRiIlll F.
Wolfe, Wallace D.
Kubit, Chester R.
Zimmerman, Elwyn E.
Hassel, Charles E.
Wde, William R.
Yaney, E. Ned
Bowen, Richard
Overmyer, Jay W.
Gullion, Cla-ence W.
Mathias, Mickey J.
MacPhail, Ned B.
Watson, Robert L
Osterhoff, Clari< G.
Witters, Weldon L
Barnhart, Tomkins E.
Chapin, Donald B.
Bloomfield, Leonard E.
Brunso, John P.
Buczkowski, Leonard E.
Brumbaugh, Dennis W.
Corney, John B.
Carson, Robert D.
Cruzan, Donald E.
Silverburg, Herbert A.
Grove, .lmmie K.
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Speicher, Daniel E.
Bivens, Donald R.
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Rux, Thomas W.
Strohl, William L.
Vanzo, James M.
Hauenstein, Frederick B.
Schmeltz, Jack D.
Niemeyer, RogerC.
Smith, Dean O.
Pendleton, James G.
Eller, Jack E.
Cline, Roger M.
Robertson, Charfes W.
Hefley, Charfes W.
Phillips, .lmmie L
Landfair, Stanley D.
Weiss, Gary A.
Armington, James H.
Bennett, Keith L
Watkins, Richard C.
Speer, David R.
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Conrad, Larry A.
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Fisher, Jack M.
Zirkle, WilHam D.
Spitz, George E.
Shondell, Donald E.
Showalter, Robert G.
Rapp, John K.
Jennings, Gerald L
Hendrix, Joe L
Pearson, Merecith G.
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Biddle, John E.
Knox, Donald W.
Ecker, Edwin D.
Kessler, Louis A.
Toth, Michael G.
Mattingly, Robert L
Roney, Marvin G.
Dupont, James M.
Roland, Russell D.
White, Charles E.
Menges, Ronald L
Rydzinski, Paul B.
Bach, Ralph V.
McManama, Jerre L
Crowder, Wsren A.
Edwa'ds, James L
Dickover, Richard D.
Smith, Thomas L
Witters, Randall L.
Schurr, Kenton T.
Nossett, Stanley F.
Hamilton, Frederick M.
Buczkowski, Casimer A.
Jones, Nont18I1I N.
Bums, Edmund C.
Fox, Glenn W.
Farquhar, Gordon M.
Hess, Stanley I.
Faust, Richard A.
Beehler, Roger L
Suiter, James Arnold
Norton, Clyde M.
Bryan, David L.
Murphy, James G.
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Fletcher, James L
Folta, Bernarr P.
Kelly, Willard B.
Bankson, Jeny L
Coddens, Donald L
Gross, John L.
Bookout, Dart L
Biggs, Donald A.
Barkdull, Leslie W.
Worthman, Richard M.
Slavin, Charles N.
Fratus, Ervin S.
Padgett, BiRy M.
Zimmeriee, Joseph R.
McClure, John D.
Teders, Philip J.
McClintock, Lestie H.
Esteile, L!IT)' L
Shoppell, Thomas L
Coons, John L
Owen, Charles B.
Gerber, Dean F.
Gorsuch, Deen R.
Uesseler, Carl E.
Brisco, Raymond T.
Dubie, Kenneth M.
Beer, David E.
Wortham, Robert C.
Jenkins, John D.
Himelick, Byron L.
Clark, Donald R.
Botts, Bary L.
Loucks, Dennis H.
Yazel, L!IT)' B.
Smuts, Lynn S.
Yockey, Leland K.
Eichenauer, Roger A.
Stahly, Clark G.
Wilson, William L
Horein, James R.
Williams, Donald E.
Ecker, Louis G.
Pinkerton, Lsry L
Gordon, John C.
Reeve, John R.
MiUer, Jakie B.
Surowiec, Richard T.
Nusbaum, RichIrd A.
Constantinou, Michael
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Cherty, Charles E.
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Reed, Robert G
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1973
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1974
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Shaw, Gayle R.
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Leman, John F.
Fairchild, Matthew C.
Mcintosh, Tyce W.
Kinsey, James A s.
Todd, Terry T.
Carroll, Robert W.
West, Gary L
Avila, Ramon A
Custer, Dwight J.
Frederick, John T.
Glaub, Charles V.
Ross, Steven D.
Undorf, Brian J.
Brumbaugh, Steven L
Davenport, Kim S.
Ring, Carl R.
Bertram, Mark
Wheeler, Timothy R.
Florin, Wilried H.
Oates, Reginald K. (#)
1975
Kehoe, Steven C.
Waite, Daniel M.
Glase, Thomas B.
Parker, Jeffrey J.
Bilinski, Bryan E.
Pearson, Randy J.
Seigel, Chris D.
Burkhardt, Jeffrey J.
White, Christopher D.
Voglund, Donald S.
Chapman, Joe D.
Salchert, Matthew
Hess, Charles J.
Neese, Timothy F.
Lazar, Burt M.
1976
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Usinger, Gerhert T.
Johnson, Micheal P.
Wasson, Daniel J.
Mahem, David L
Avila, Thomas D.
Barber, Wil6am Y.
Wasson, David W.
Cook, Monte E.
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Copier, John M.
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Custer, Kevin E.
Darter, Michael J.
Dunn, PhHlip R.
Fleming, William E.
Gerlach, Lyle D.
Nuce, Randal L.J.
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Vittorio, Edward M.
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Wiley, Jon R.
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Wilson, Tom A
Hanger, Steve D.
Broadstreet, Ned A
Shoppell, Kevin L
Edwards, Gary A
Holley, Bob J.
Baughman, Brian L.
Haas, Steve J.
Livingston, David K.
Lockhll1, Scott D.
Laos, Michael G.
Ma-shaJ, Janes D.
Owens, Pabick K.
Proctor, Preston G.
Neuman, Rick R.
Taylor, Janester P.
Usby, Mark A
WoIowski, Bruce A
Pletcher, Steven A
Wesley, Kevin W.
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Sacra, Steven B.
Stahl, Michael F.
Marlin, Leslie S.
Pfeiffer, Michael E.
Thap, Janes R.
Adans, DaeA
BaTix, Robert B.
Berry, Brad D.
Cochran, Richard P.
Cook, ThadA
Cotter, Mark R.
Cox, Mitchell L
Jones, Brian D.
K6nger, Janes S.
Lee, Jeffrey C.
ParmerIee, Stephen B.
Poppleton, Eric D.
SpIix, N"1ck C.
Wilcox, Mark A
Huffman, JeIrray S.
Higgins, John T.
Mortcen, 'Nilan E.
Morris, Janes L
Singleton, Paul L
Tumer, Terry J.
Smith, Lany W.
Walbridge, Kevin C.
Faiconbury, Jeff S.
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Gillman, Charies C.
Davis, John M.
80res0n, Christopher L
Havlin, Robert E. d-.
Achenbach, WiHiam D. s.
a.ngee, Richa"d K.
Boys, David M.
Crane, Robert K.
Drummond, Peter H.
Eberie, Richard D.
Florin, Reinhn J.
Flory, Wiliam P. d-.
Gates, James P.
Marks, Bradshaw C.
Misz, John
Moore, Kirk L
Newkirk, David W.
Pauley, Jay K.
Coughlin, Kevin M.
Snider, Chris B.
Stewart, Keith E.
Voytik, Joseph A.
Windsor, Thomas E.
Callahan, Mat A.
Delladio, Michael J. s.
Larison, Jeffrey D.
Newton, James B.
1981
Mittower, Mavin A.
Bruner, John D.
Mason, Jeffrey L
DonkIe, CIvistian K.
Milewski, Drew J.
Stone, James C.
Tanner, Blake D.
Ball, Mark W.
Griffin, Mike
Wible, Jeff W.
Black, Brent
Hauersperger, Joe
Reohrs, John M.
Olm, Richard B. s.
Sorg, Terrence J.
White, TarryG.
Keisler, Mark A.
Prather, Robert L
Blackburn, BIwry A.
Foreman, Matthew K.
Swingle, Christopher L
1982
Tutsie, Paul G.
Presley, Kenneth B~
Balin, Kevin D.
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Copeland, Tanothy M.
Hearon, Robert W.
Keirn, Jeffery J.
Porter, Anthony S.
Rearick, Douglas A.
Roehrs, Mark S.
Smith, Michael P.
Thornburg, Donald T.
Wood, Gregory P.
Shockey, John W. s.
Wright Brian W.
Cornett, Robert T.
Uvings, Mark M.
Phelps, Gregory L
Romeo, Bennett J.
Hughes, Larry D.
Liskey, Michael J.
Lohss, Jeffrey J.
Marvin, Jon B.
Gottron, Jon A.
Tanner, RobertM.
Owens, George D.
1983
Flanigan, Patrick J.
Goodrich, David N.
Burdsall, Michael J.
Burris, Shane M.
Balin, Garry W.
070018, Daniel S.
Marsh, Stephen A.
Moberly, Ronald E.
Welch, Christopher J.
Gluth, H. Russell
Hodges, John R. s.
Johnson, Jeffery
Sovich, Timothy W.
Cord, Rodney L
Smalley, Stephen P.
Neat, Dennis R
Glaser, Steven J.
Helms, Scott A.
Love, Jerald J.
King, Brian S.
Steinforth, Steven S.
1984
Pellen, John D.
McDowell, Robert C.
Annstrong, Dewey A.
Beer, David D.
Viscuso, Brian L
Adams, PUA.
De Reu, Steven J.
Guntner, Gregory D.
Hismeyer, Brett A.
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Kooyer, Todd J.
Little, John K.
Ustenberger, Robert W.
Matthews, Bryant J. S.
Nicodemus, David E.
Sabina. RobertC.
Shinken, George C.
Skelton, John F.
Thomas, Jeffery A.
Thompson, Christopher D.
Shoults, Jason E.
Baumgartner, Chris
Gomez, Martin O.
Lawson, DliWin K.
Morgan, Bob .1.
Pickett, Bradley S.
Gill, Michael W.
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Smith, Phillip F.
Benner, Thomas M.
Chifian, Cor!
Closa, Mark D.
Harris, Carey E.
Hedinger, Kevin M.
Pontius, John T.
Sims, Jeffery C.
Smith, Wendell S.
Stanley, TllT'lothy A.
Watson, Douglas R.
Bachman, Samuel B.
Joslin, Jaye J.
Sickman, Brian S.
Beam, David P.
Petit, Raymond J.
Roller, Wayne R.
Nash, Jeffrey A.
Ward, Daniel A.
MIller, MiIcheII R.
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MiRer, Craig J.
Corral, Mat A.
Bitterfing, Kyle L
Kelley, Douglas L
Durfey, Michael S.
Spencer, Gary S.
Watrous, John D.
Smith, Allan D.
Mcintyre, David A.
Graves, Anthony L
Doll, Willian T.
Kinkade, Kyle E.
Terry, Dennis O. S.
1985
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N"lVens, Lestes P.
Ennis, Kent D.
Woolsey, Anthony T.
Dusza, Michael W.
Franklin, TIfJIOthy D.
Parry, William G.
Templin, Jeffery A.
Palmer, Todd M.
Bunda, Dennis J.
Heminger, Eric J.
DeBoy, Daren M.
Dobrow, Jeff M.
Eichelberger, Jeffrey P.
Law, Christopher M.
Nicol, DliWin J.
Roberts, Keith W.
Snyder, Robert B.
Tomfin, Todd H. (!l
Cortright, Norman E.
Corral, Robert M.
Hale, Scott A.
Szorcsik, Dennis E.
Connolly III, Joseph P.
Alexander, David J.
McGrath, Ruan R.
Bechtold, Bryan A.
Solmon, Kenneth C.
Suttle, Gary E.
Langenderfer, Tod T.
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Murray, Andrew R.
Ridenour, Michael J.
Michael, Thomas A.
Bonae, David P.
Combs, Scott A.
Roth, Michael A.
Brackin, Tmothy D.
Demakas, Michael B.
Middaugh, Matthew L
Hayden, Lome T.
Noble, Nathan J.
Beckley, Nol T.
Carroll, Brent D.
Gluth, Randall
Harmless, Howard M.
Pferrer, Eric C.
Sangord, Wes L
Sizemore, Michael D.
Stanley, Joseph M.
Weinerman, David F.
Cavanaugh, Sam P. (#)
Lemieux, Patrick G.
1987
1988
McClure, John C.
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Ewen, Larry J.
Hazelett, Todd O.
Hom, Stephen H.
Meyer, Jason W.
Roller, Douglass A
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Hicks, Trenton S.
Friedholdt, Curtis B.
Truitt, WdliamA
Parise, James E. .k.
Hayden, Shawn M.
Black, Kevin M.
Chatham, Michael EA
Clevenger, Kieth
Eneix, Brent A
Greatorex, Russell S.
Klatt, Christopher J.
Moisica, Stefan P.
Rodak, Thomas W. .k.
Snyder, Steven
Tramontana, David L.
Tudor. Daniel D.
McCarthy, Joseph S.
Wood, Pabick L
Kinnett, Christopher R.
Kern, Jeep
Burkhardt, Matthew A
Doran, Patrick J.
Kruzick. Robert M.
Seybert, Daniel P.
West, Donald E. .k.
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Angell, Wirl8rT1 B.
Smith, Steven R.
Chadwell, Larry
Turk, Chs1es J .
Muckridge, Christopher A
Baker, Jason D.
Balclwlrin, Timothy C.
GlassIey, Thomas P.
Hiatt, Jeffrey E.
Hobson, Philip L
Kramarzewski, Jack A
Lewis, David B.
Manahan, Mike E.
Mauch, Aaron N.
Pontrich, James A
Printz, James H.
Ramsey, Jeffrey T.
Truex, Chad S.
Weinerman, Lonnie D.
Welke, Chad E.
Jeffares, Robert s.
1989
1990
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Cataldo, John O.
Daton, John M.
Estes, Darron L.
Lipkey, Dan M.
Tucker, Mike
Powell, Timothy M.
Van Treese, Dan .k.
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Willinson, Eric D.
Gipson, David M.
Faley, AndrewG.
Eiteljorge, Robin C.
Hams, Chs-les F.
Hackleman, Joel Alan
Halbig, Daren T.
Crist, Adam M.
Becher, Gregory D.
Connors, Ma-k E.
Engle, Michael T.
Hansen, Glann W.
Hughes, Ken W.
Jeffares, Phil A
Lauer, Pabick J.
Polston, Kevin E.
Shields, Donald W.
Tudor, Devin J.
West, Andrew J.
Zuckerman, Steve M.
Jedrzejak, Daniel J.
Briner, Lee A
Russell, Bruce M. .k.
Kush, Matthew A
Anderson, Brett T.
Ulrey, Tod D.
Balsom, Michael B.
Harms, Jeffrey R.
Hughes, Scott P.
Lulz, Christopher M.
Weyers, Andy J.
1991
1992
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Dowdell, Scott M.
Glassmann, Michael J.
Harwell, TImOthy M.
Lease, Christopher M.
Lenz, Jeffrey W.
Lopez, Deryl C.
Medlock, Bartley W.
Minglin, Lance A
Murray, Bradley A
Personette, Daniel J.
Ramsey, Michael D.
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Rathke, Todd S.
Ising, Todd A.
Weidler, John A.
Purkey, Anthony P.
Hahn, Aaron J.
G~lespie, Brennan l.
Mazurek, Lee E.
Houchins, Kent V. (#)
Mills, Stan E. (#)
Beddome, Douglas S.
Scoggins, Todd R.
Harbert, Shawn D.
Wdson, Nate A.
Beeson, Jon B.
Carlson, Scott
Canillo, Stacy K.
Halaschak, Brian
Hancock, Brian J.
Houk, Brian N.
Klinger, RobertC.
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Losure, Nathan
McQuinn, Matthew R.
Rains, Michael J.
Smith, Rolf M.
Zipperian, Justin D.
Duron, Michael
Haag, EricM.
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Hauser, Erik 0
Milteer, Scott E.
Lawrence III, Staring N.
Deer, David J.
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Palmer, Jeremy D.
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Slaby, Byron (#)
Stratton, TlITIothy A.
Sullivan, Michael B.
Tabo, Kirk L
Hartrnan,Jean~.S.
Craddock, Scott M.
Carter, Chad A.
Bachert, Janes G.
Dodds, Christopher A.
Fainnan, David M.
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Garrett, Michael L
Uston, Matthew T.
MiNer, Dion W.
Smyth, Thomas W.
1994
Flager, Jeffery A.
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Knapp, Greg B.
Underhill, Sean C.
McGraw, Michael W.
Burnside, Justin (#)
Sichting, Chadwick G. (!)
Price, John ($)
Voimerding, Matt ($)
Dowdell, Brian (#)
Ferguson, Robert
Smith, Gregory S.
Anderson, Donald E.
King, Beau M.
Lumaye, Troy R.
Slrykowski, Chris S.
Swartz, K&Vin A.
Blankenship, Brandon T.
Arens, Daniel
Bafundi, Jason ~.
Bunton, Scott
Bunneister, William R.
Cunninghan, Todd A.
Donathen, David
Edwa"ds, Daniel
Fithian, Lance T.
Hancock, Kevin J.
Heffelmire, Eric M.
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Lattak, ChristopherW.
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Hirschey, Ted
Gary, Jeff
Kelly, Scott
Winchester, Aaron
Rupert, Mat
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Hopkins, Mike
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Maksimovich, Mike
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Palese, Jeremy
Peters, Grant
Prather, Jeff
Prindle, John
Schnarr, Ryan
Short, Alan
Terry, Dave
Weaver, Mark
Webb, Rick
Wilson, Corey
Members who have not been through initiation
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Wilson, Matt
Blosser, Andy
Bontrager, Michael
Burdick, Ben
Collyer, Eric
Dack, Jeff
Kuczek, Chris
Lane, Danny
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