The Kappa Nu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta ITHACA, NEW YORK APRIL 1996 From the President's Desk.. New Cabinet Takes Aim On Chapter Efficiency December marked the end of chapter efficiency, brother develop ment, and community and campus edge personally Co-Chairs Dave Park here at The Oaks. I would like relations. '97 and Adam Kitzen '98, whose to thank personally former President Ryan Steinberger not only for the help he gave in easing the transition but, more importantly, for the excel lence he brought to the chapter. It is now my responsibility and desire to keep Kappa Nu on its upward march. I am confident that, backed by an energetic and determined cabinet. Kappa Nu will, indeed, fill that role. The current cabinet of Jason Fishbein Fraternities at Cornell suffered this man '97, Aaron Miller '98, and ..tit- > ^ tively seeking Greek life declined, keeping of the cabinet has structured the committees so that an older member co-chairs with rushees, making the whole process a younger one. This allows the younger been chapter effi ciency. We've re a little easier. In a time that saw two member to learn for a semester under fraternities fold. Kappa Nu refused the tutelage of the elder brother. The direct result of this new policy is the integrity for numbers, pledging 12 cient period between chairs. The pledges are all actively involved in various committees, allowing them to see how Kappa Nu operates and to prepare themselves to assume those (continued on page two) has already shown older 'co-chairs older mem member „ ^ ^er one." one. with a younger * needed to run the The main focus a better feel for the individual restructured ructured ' fraternity. Our current focus involves rush. Nu is a "Kappa "Kcif flourish flourishing chapter." with the campus trend seen in the past few years. This actually allowed us to get Brent Young '98 innovatton to this successful ber of freshmen ac the commit committees ? so SO that an the determination organizational efforts directly led past rush, as the num '97, Scott Waks- and "who" we are. I'd like to acknowl yet another cabinet's tenure (q sacrifice its outstanding men. t.. , Their class per sonifies diversity, making it even tougher to say exactly elimination of the transitional, ineffi Reunion Weekend 1996 Planned Schedule of Events Saturday, June 8, at The Oaks Brothers preparefor spring rush. • Continental breakfast 8:00 a.m. • Annual meeting 9:00 a.m. • Cocktail party (family welcome) 4:30 p.m. \r\nPAGE TWO THE KAPPA NUS Can You Help Us Find These Alumni? The names listed below are of those alumni for whom we do not have good addresses. In some instances the names are mis spelled; in others the men may have passed away. If you know the person's address or any other information that might be helpful, write to us at the address on page six. Mike Mulier Steve Waymire Robert S. Waters'61 David M. Denholm '62 Richard W. Drake '65 Manrin E. Vanleeuwen '65 Kenneth B. Hamlet'66 Kenneth J. Shapiro'75 Allen Ho'84 Robert H. Shulman '75 Steven A. Walters'75 Paul B. Griesmer'76 Charles W. Pappas, II '84 John 8. Lawrance '12 Norman V. Lasher'19 Clearence N. McDowell'22 Alan D. Stabler'23 George R. Prince'66 Robert G. Higglns'76 Michael F. Sweeney'76 Hurff C. Ranegin '25 Alexander M. Brooks, III '67 Duane L. Eberlein '77 Fred J. Pierce'84 Kevin Schneider'84 Sean D. Boone'85 James F. Buckley'85 Michael E. Doyle'85 Luther P. Duncan '27 John B. Ferguson '67 Daniel J. Maheu '77 Charles M. Mountsier, Sr.'28 Thomas H. Black '68 Lindsay N. Rhodin '77 Mark G. Mallett'85 Michael M. Stahlkrantz'85 Mario R. Arango'29 Gregory C. Plank'68 Ralph C. Derbyshire'78 Benjamin P. Brown '86 David G. Reet'33 Eugene C. Batchlar, III '69 James L. Kitchen '78 Frank D. Schilling '34 Thomas J. Michaud '69 Mark Regan '78 Ronald J. Brown '86 John A. Carnella'86 Frank L. Prendergast'35 Gregory T. Shallenberger'36 Richard V. Wakeman,Jr.'69 Peter D. Goldberg '70 David L. Dickerson '79 Myron E. Hazen '86 James H. Noms'37 William L. Lewis 70 David E. Ouellet'70 Richard J. Gagan '79 Jeffrey M. Johnson '79 Lance A. Nethery'79 Scott A. Cahill '87 Andrew C. Heckler'87 James S. Yost'79 Douglas E. Metcalf'87 Stanley R. Brodhead '42 Rui R. Franco'42 Lynch D. Smyth '46 Paul M. Thompson '46 William S. Rsher '71 Thomas M. Jackal'71 James C. Jackson '71 Andrew J. Young '79 Michael J. Miller'87 Mark W.Parker'80 Keith E. Talbert'80 William K. Dunbar '81 Stewart M. Russell'87 Andrew L. Bridge '88 Matthew G. Gleason '88 Jeffrey T. Rhodin '81 Nicholas Singman '81 Jeffrey E. Johnson '88 Paul W. Bamett, Jr.'47 Phillip M. Powell'71 Oliver H. Darling '47 Thomas J. Sanker'71 John B. Farrar'51 William K. Courtney '72 Ernest L. Kistler, Jr.'53 Lewis J. Galbreath '54 Pitt C. Curtiss'72 Warren C. Drew '72 Lewis R. Gaty, II '54 James A. Gillespie '72 Martin D. Levion '82 Edwin F. Rumsey'54 David L. Ross'72 William L. Licklider '55 W. Wesley Ayre'73 Peter J. M. Niehaus'82 Jeff S. Baikie '83 Richard M. Bradt'83 David P. Contarino'83 Craig L. Bamum '56 Russell H. Pollack'73 Peter Heam '56 Alberto Sanz de Santamaria'56 Milton D. Wallace'57 Gary R. Katz'74 Donald C. Opatmy'74 Charles R. Gruye'75 John A. Ingwersen '75 B. Edward Tibbits, Jr.'58 Peter H. Johnston '75 Ronald C. Wade'59 Bradford S. Koles'60 Michael J. Macera, Jr.'75 Christopher B. Stafford '56 Habib B. Kairouz'87 Patrick T. Kandianis'88 Jeffrey H. Kramer'88 Christopher D. Moore'88 Kevin Kirchman '82 Michael R. Clouser'89 Jeffrey R. Davis'89 Michael C. Green '89 David 0. Holcomb '89 Thomas B. Ryan '89 Paul R. Geiger'83 Scott M. Henderson '83 Doug C. DeLaMater'92 Larry J. Tobin '83 Donald R. Augenstein '84 Gary D. Clarke'84 Johnathan Lindley'92 Kayvan Pirouz'92 Martin Reznek'96 New Cabinet Takes Aim On Chapter Efficiency (continuedfrom page one) roles when they enter the house. Philanthropy is one of the most important aspects of community rela determined to improve its relations not only with the school but with the community. Talks with the board of alumni gov ernors has yielded optimism in exter minating our outstanding debt. Kappa Nu is a flourishing chapter. tions. With this in mind, the cabinet Our chapter has enjoyed some major improvements over the past was determined to approach this semester. Academically, our chapter We encourage you to come by any time and see what we are so proud committee with additional effort. is flourishing with a 3.14 GPA. Our of. Two dates you should mark right Encouraged by this stance, Gavin Schwarz '97 took it upon himself to files room, which will feature a now are Reunion Weekend (June 6-9) fax/copier, is being revamped. Our library is now a great place to study. and Homecoming (September 20-22). arrange various activities and fund raisers for the rest of the semester. A book of senior resumes has been Brothers and pledges recently partici pated in a Cornell phonathon, and arrangements for an interfraternity pool competition are being finalized. A couple of mixers are currently compiled to aid the undergraduates. Our new web page should aid in bet scheduled to raise money for local alumni for their generous support. charities. In a time when Cornell's With your help we've undergone a variety of improvements, including a pool table and dining room chairs. Greek system receives more negative publicity than positive. Kappa Nu is We look forward to seeing you at our activities on June 8. The Norris Pig Dinner will be held on Homecoming Weekend to encourage more alumni ter alumni relations. Check it out at attendance. Phi Gamma Delta "is not URLhttp://www.nebula.org/-bayl. Finally, I would like to thank the for college days alone," so we'll look forward to seeing you in the future. Stephen Zawadzkas '97 President \r\nTHE KAPPA NUS PAGE FOUR Class Notes T Class Notes T Class Notes 1930s is over, I still co-chair the Comell Fund Writes GRANDIN A. GODLEY '36, activities for the Chicago area," writes "It was noted in the November 1995 ANTHONY G. TAPPIN '49 (528 Forest Mews Dr., Oak Brook, IL 60521). "In Kappa Nus that JAMES JENKS '45 was a new pilot. After 35 years and 5,500 hours, 1995 was the first year I had not flown since 1959. It was great. Ginny and I encourage any brother and spouse to enjoy flying four- and six-passenger addition I am on the committee to solicit funds for the Robert J. Kane Sports Complex at Comell, which will provide STUART PINDELL JR. '60, JACK RICHARDS '60, and DAN CRABBE '60. He adds, "I am still an assistant dean at Ithaca College and enjoying life on Cayuga Lake at Sheldrake." Get in touch with Dave at 7302 Wyers Point Rd.,Ovid, NY 14521-9567. us with a soccer field and outdoor track facility that meets international and NCAA standards." Tony keeps in touch 1970s with TOM JACKSON '45, HALSEY KNAPP '50, LEN FAHS '51, DAN A sports editor with Idaho Mountain Express, GEOFFREY W. CORDES '71 receives correspondence at P.O. Box EHRHART '51, and DAVE ROOT '50. 796, Ketchum, ID 83340. He writes, "I 1555 N. Main St., Box 126, Frankfort, He adds, "I also learned that RAY am still a proud member of the 'lost' IN 46041-1199. MATZ '50 is moving to Charleston, South Carolina, next year." aircraft." Come Reunion Weekend in June, Gran and Ginny will celebrate their 60th wedding as well as graduation anniversary. Send them best wishes at "We enjoyed a day with the brothers at Homecoming in October," writes CARL B. JOHNSTON '38 (7562 Regency Dr., Palm Springs, CA 92264). "The best part was tailgating before the Holy Cross game, something we never had in my day. As alumni we were treat ed with respect and kindness. For those '38 classmates who really care, we will be hosting a 1938 mini-reunion in Cali fornia in October 1996 as a warm-up for our 60th, which will, we hope, occur in 1998. Watch this column for more infor 1950s Drop a line to MAXWELL R. WAR DEN JR. '54 at 253 Pond View Dr., Writes WILLIAM A. DURBIN JR. A logistics management specialist with the U.S. Navy, FREDERICK A. McFARLIN '55 notes that he is still enjoying supporting the Spanish Navy in his job. "I talked to BILL CALLNIN '56 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. My son, his wife, and their two kids live in Virginia Beach. She's an E-6 aboard the DDG- something in the mail." He adds, "Just to do some harmless name dropping, our illustrious class president, HARRY 52, USS Barry in Norfolk." Fred thanks JOHN WILL '53 "for his continuing MARTIEN '38, was seen in the men's dedication to the fratemity." Write Fred at 9531 Shepherd Hills Dr., Lorton, VA room at the Syracuse Sheraton, just 22079. hanging out like the rest of us." Send best wishes to GORDON K. DINGLE '47 at 8028 Vicksburg Ave., Los Angeles, CA 9(X)45. He reports that he retired from Aerospace in December 1994 and took 1995 off. "I started back in sales for an environmental company in January 1996 and am loving it. My 17-year-old son, Chris, got *early accep tance' at Cornell for the class of 2000. He's a tremendous boy, not like his dad. Kappa Nu Chapter may want to look him over. His accomplishments include being an exceptional writer, good artist, good piano player, good tennis player, and black belt in karate." Gord invites anyone stopping at Los Angeles Airport (Lax)to contact him (310/649-1694). "Even though the Cornell Campaign (508/888-2878)." Chadds Ford, PA 19317. mation, or just stay alive and you'll get 1940s class of 1971. And I'm still stuck here in Sun Valley after 20 years. I visited my friend, TOM SANKER '71, in Septem ber 1995 at his motel. Country Acres, in Sandwich, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod PETER B. BOWMAN '59 reports a new address of 16 Old Ferry Lane, Kittery, ME 03904. "I remarried in April 1994, to an old high school friend," announces ER NEST J. COLE JR. '59 (75 Timberlane Dr., Mashpee, MA 02649), a dean at Cape Cod Community College. He pens,"I see PETER BOWMAN '59 and Suzanne once in a while." Ernie is look ing forward to retiring in the near future. 1960s We congratulate DAVID L. DRESS ER '60 on the publication of his book, Eisenhower College: The Life and Death ofa Living Memorial, by Heart of the Lakes Publishing last August. "It is 799 pages in length." Dave enjoyed his 35th Cornell reunion with fellow Fijis '71,"Looks like I'll be finishing my dis sertation this year, gaining a longdelayed PhD, this time in religion. I'm looking for that pearl of great price (seven years of tuition at Duke): a tenure-track position in academia." Bill further writes, "In keeping with some kind of perverse tradition (or bad karma), the Fiji at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was recently reprimanded for (verbal) acts of misogyny. The brothers passed it off as a joke, but the university community did not see it that way. My own son, now a junior at UNC,decided not to go the fra temity route. Me, Fm seriously toying with the idea of returning to Comell for the 25th reunion. Any other takers from the class of '71?" Bill resides at 308 Oakridge Rd., Cary, NC 27511. Reach EDWARD D. KLEIN '72, an investment manager with KR Capital Advisors, Inc., at a new address of 3315 Bay Shore Rd., Sarasota, FL 34234. A vice president of business develop ment, ERIC P. DARMSTAEDTER '74 writes, "We've been in Hawaii four years now (1631 Hoaaina Place, Hon olulu, HI 96821) and plan to stay awhile. We still make it back East once a year to the now New Hampshire-Texas barbecue and Hawaiian luau at our farm in New Hampshire." He keeps in touch (continued on page six) \r\nPAGE THREE APRIL 1996 Philanthropy: A High Priority At Kappa Nu The brotherhood has devoted con siderable time during the past two semesters to philanthropic events. The events generally involved the entire brotherhood, and the proceeds were donated to a local charity or com munity program. In March 1995, we held an "up-allnightathon" with the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega to raise money for the Itha ca Youth Bureau. The event was extraordinarily successful, raising over $1,200 to support programs for disadvantaged Ithaca youth. At the Fiji Island party last May, we collected money for the Respite program. The 500 students who attended donated over Fijis On The Field We Have Our Own With the onset of the spring Home Page! term here at Cornell, a num ber of Fijis are taking an active role in varsity sports. The nation ally ranked lacrosse team will be led this year by senior John Sullivan '96. Sully, who was fourth on the team in scoring last season and who plays attack, is a probable candidate as this year's cap tain. On the inlet, brothers Ed Connolly '97 and Aaron Miller '98 are competing for the first boat for the heavyweight crew team, while Chris Fonzone '98 is making waves for the now self-funded lightweight crew team. Brother Chris Campisano '98 is a starter for the rugby team and looks forward to leading the team through the national tournament. And, finally, a round of clicks to Ran dall Etheridge '97, who served as cap tain of the squash team this past winter. $600 to help abused and neglected chil dren in Ithaca. One novel technique of collecting donations that we have many of our parties. Admittance to the Officer Roll Call party required the donation of at least one can of food, and the accumulated drive. Clothing is collected from broth ers and friends for donation to local charitable organizations. We are looking forward to another year of successful philanthropy events. A repeat of last year's Fiji-Alpha Chi Omega "up-all-nightathon" has already 1995 CABINET President Ryan Steinberger'96 Treasurer Moto Tani'96 Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Historian Chris Africa'95 Brian Kurzel '97 Jim Miskell '96 semester. The brotherhood will be spon President Steve Zawadzkas'97 soring a billiards tournament later this semester. Sixty-four teams are expected, Treasurer Jason Fishbein '97 ceeds of which will be donated to the Ithaca Fire Department. We hope all of our upcoming philanthropic events will be as successful as last year's. orgZ-bay]). This home page is one of the premier pages for Phi Gamma Delta and the other fraternities on campus. The origins of this page started dur ing a conversation between Ryan Stein berger '96 and me, the reality of which has greatly exceeded all expectations. Alumni input has become a regular source of e-mail, and alumni have con tributed ideas ranging from an announcements page to composite pic tures of every pledge class in recent memory. Our home page has turned One of the newest additions to the web page is senior profiles. This page will help alumni to browse the current seniors of the house and examine what they have accomplished on the hill. The page features a picture of the seniors along with their majors, work experi ence, activities, and goals. In essence, the page is a brief on-line resume about each senior that allows graduate broth ers the opportunity to find out what the 1996 CABINET been scheduled for a date later this each paying a $25 entrance fee, the pro has lived by the motto "not for college days alone." To maintain pace with current technology, Kappa Nu has created a page on the world wide web {URLhttp://\v\vw.nebula. into a link for alumni to use to easily stay in contact with one another as well as the brotherhood. In the meantime, the page has continued to grow. employed is collecting canned foods at food was then given to nee'dy Ithacans. Kappa Nu also has an ongoing clothing Throughout the years. Kappa Nu Recording Secretary Scott Wataman'97 Corresponding Secretary Aaron Miller'98 Historian Brent Young '98 Fiji Introduces Its Spring '96 Pledges Name Year..... Major David Michael Dalpe James Fox Michael Timothy Kandianis *99 '99 '99 History Hotel Admin Meteorology Scott Collins McClintock Sanjeev Misra Christopher Dunn O'Keefe *99 >98 *98 Hotel Admin Hotel Admin Animal Science Aaron Jude Sharma *98 Chemistry Ajay Tandon Ohad Zeira '99 '99 Premed OR Hometown Bellington. MA England/Belgium Barnstable, MA Palo Alto, CA Flint, MI Bronx, NY Rome, NY New Hartford, NY Trumbull, CT men of TTie Oaks are doing these days and what they want to do in the future. Jim Miskell '96 already has the seniors filling out the forms, and I will put them on the web as soon as possible. Please feel free to visit our home page whenever you want and drop me an e-mail at bayl@cornelledu with any suggestions or comments you have. If you want to know what your succes sors are really like, come visit and see how strong The Oaks is standing. Fraternally, Brent A. Young '98 Historian Jour O^wsform Joday! \r\nPAGE FIVE APRIL 1996 Our Graduating Seniors Look To The Future Goals: To work hard, achieve financial secu Moshe Adi School: Agriculture Life Sciences Major: Agricultural & biological engineering Goals: To attain a research position or an engineering position at Bio-med or phar maceutical companies. Work Experience and Honors: Dean's list, fall rity for my family, and have fun living life. Work Experience and Honors: Human 1992; research assistant, USDA nutrition lab; office assistant, Cornell University resources manager, Student Agencies, Inc.; president, Interfraternity Council; president, ILR Ambassadors; Golden Key National Honor Society; Order of Omega Honor Society writing program office; assistant manager, Address: 2 McGraw Place, Ithaca, NY 14850 Allwood Mobil Car Service Center (607/256-5335) Address: 91 Washington Ave., Staten Island, NY 10314 (607/256-4230) Jason Gerena John Ortolani School: Agriculture & Life Sciences Major: Business management Sc animal sciences Goals: To secure a job in which I can utilize my management skills. Work Experience and Honors: Franchise man ager, College Pro Painters (1995, 1996); rush chairman. Phi Gamma Delta; social chairman. Phi Gamma Delta Address: 541 Janes Rd., Rochester, NY 14612 (716/225-9189,607/256-4085) School: Agriculture Sc Life Sciences Angel Pizarro Amit Bhalla Major: Animal science School: Arts & Sciences School: Agriculture Sc Life Sciences Goals: To pursue an acting career in Califor Major: Ncurobiology Goals: To attend medical school, get mar ried, and move into the Boston area. Work Experience and Ilonors: Dean's list; research assistant (Vitamin A), Cornell University; transport aid, Gannett Health Center; volunteer. Student Wishmakers Address: 1022 Hillcrest Dr., Neshaniz Sta tion, N1 08853 (908/369-3468) Elverson L. Brown III School: Human Ecology Major: Consumer economics & housing Goals: To go to law school, specifically Georgetown, and pursue a career in cor porate law. Work Experience and Honors: Varsity soccer; pledge educator. Phi Gamma Delta; cap and gowns promotions manager. Student Agencies, Inc. Address: 107 Squaw Run Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15238 (412/784-8459, 607/256-4085) nia and, if not successrul, pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Work Experience and Honors: Dean's list, teacher's assistant, lead singer for various rock bands in Ithaca, various performing arts credentials Vincent N. Laporta School: Human Ecology Major: Nutrition Goals: Going to dental school next year and pursuing a career in dentistry Work Experience and Honors: Dean's list; research assistant; social chairman. Phi Gamma Delta Address: 154 Jackson St., Garden City, NY 11530(516/775-1799) James C. Miskell School: Industrial & Labor Relations Major: ILR Minor: Applied economics and business management Alan D. Deuel School: Agriculture Sc Life Sciences Major: Microbiology Goals: To secure a position in the business world utilizing my business and biological background. Work Experience and Honors: General manag er, Spirits Catering, Inc.; research assis tant, Cornell University; teacher's assis tant; supervisory orientation counselor Address: 508 Castle St., Geneva, NY 14456 (315/789-8016) Address: 17 Putnam Dr., Enfield, CT 06082 (203/745-5376, 607/256-0505) Scott Fintzy School: Industrial & Labor Relations Major: ILR PA 19120 (215/224-9849, 607/2560505) Ryan Steinberger School: Human Ecology Major: HDFS Minor: Applied economics and business management Goals: To be successful at whatever I do and to live life to the fullest. Work Experience and Honors: Dean's list. Order of Omega Honor Society; Psi Chi Honor Society; psychiatric technician, St. Vincent's Hospital; president. Phi Gamma Delta; treasurer, Interfraternity School: Agriculture & Life Sciences Major: Applied economics & business ative, Atlanta Journal and Constitution; director of public relations, Interfraterni ty Council; historian. Phi Gamma Delta (1993, 1995) Address: 1502 Bubbling Creek Rd., Atlanta, 7403) Mali); USAID, educational/human manager. Phi Gamma Delta Address: 143 W. Olney Aye., Philadelphia, ager, Clubhouse Catering; sales represent GA 30319 (770/454-6338, 607/272- resources office (Bamako, Mali) Work Experience and Honors: Fire safety equip ment technician. Allied Signal Chemical Company; lab technician, department of pharmacology, Cornell Uniyersity; house Address: 13 Bryan Brook Place, Armonk, NY Jason Failla sue a career in technical management. Work Experience and Honors: Regional security office. United States Embassy (Bamako, of my choice if my phns to marry rich fall through. Goals: After graduating next fall, I hope to pursue a career in human resources or pursue a career that uses my business management skills. Work Experience and Honors: Operations man ager, Spirits Catering, Inc.; general man School: Engineering Major: Chemical engineering Goals: To learn one or two foreign languages, travel extensively, have a family, and pur Major: Neurobiology & behavior Goals: To one day attend the medical school Stanton K. Oishi School: Engineering Major: Civil & environmental engineering Goals: Find employment in management on the West Coast or Hawaii Work Eperience and Honors: Laboratory assis tant, john A. Burns School of Medicine; teaching assistant; three-year letter win ner, lightweight football; student aide, Honolulu Police Department; layout edi tor, Hawaii University Address: 659 Kuana St., Honolulu, HI 96816 (808/737-4680, 607/256-2236) Council 10504 (914/273-4049) Jason R. Tagler management Goals: Work in a business out West and be happy. Address: 2 McGraw Place, Ithaca, NY 14850 (607/256-3019) Mote Tani School: Arts & Sciences Major: Government Goals: To improve myself personally and professionally consistently Work Experience and Honors: Image tuxedos manager. Student Agencies, Inc.; intern, Deloitte and Touche; four-year letter win ner, lightweight football; treasurer, Phi Gamma Delta; rush chairman, Phi Gamma Delta Address: 2 McGraw Place, Ithaca, NY 14850 (607/256-0667, e-mail: MT40@coniell.edu) \r\nTHE KAPPA NUS PAGE SIX Class Notes T Class Notes T Class Notes (continuedfrom pagefour) with "Ben" BRUNGRABER '74, VERN GRABEL '74, DAN O'CONNELL '74, DANA WILLIAMS '74, BOB CHENEY JR. '74, and CRAIG CHAMPION '74. "FRANK HERRON '74, if you're receiving this, let me know how you are. I've still got an open invitation for Labor Day." "After 10 years as director of devel opment at my alma mater," writes already a transatlantic crossing under my belt, plus three fastnet races, but it simply whets the appetite. All and any sponsorship opportunities welcome." Get in touch with Robert at P.O. Box 184, London SWIO 9NN,ENGLAND. Court, Ridgefield, CT 06877)." He works in shipping for Mormac Marine Group. "After a five-year courtship," pens BRIAN P. SCHWINN '86, "I finally married Elizabeth Wallace in June 1995. Back in October, R. DOUGLAS HENDERSON '80 wrote, "My wife, Kerri, and I are expecting our fourth child this winter." To find out what's We spent our honeymoon on Virgin Gorda and sailing a 51-foot ketch through the U.S. and British Virgin Islands. Work has me traveling to Mexi co frequently, but I did have time to get together with TOM FLOVD '85 in Utah WILLIAM H. HOPPLE HI '75, "I left Cincinnati Country Day School on December 31, 1995, to become the happened since he wrote, drop him a line at 79 Lafayette Rd., Princeton, NJ 08540. He keeps in touch with MIKE TRO^f '81 in New York City and MATT executive director of the Cincinnati Nature Center. This is an environmental CLARK '81 in Providence, Rhode with wife Christin." Brian works in Island.'This past summer I got together and natural history education center that owns three properties in the greater with CHRIS COCHRAN '79, MARK banking with SBC Capital Markets and resides at 3325 Redding Rd., Fairfield, BAUER '79, and DAVE AYERS '80 for CT 06430. Cincinnati area. We have over 5,500 members and teach more than 17,000 school children per year." Bill's address a party for BOB MEALEY '77, who just got his degree from Cornell more than 19 years after his first class. Bob's is 1304 Suncrest Dr., Cincinnati, OH wife, Robin, and his four sons gave Bob 45208. Pens DAVID B. DOUPE '78, "All is well in Southern California. In June of this year, my partners and I acquired our operation from a public company and now are known as the Greenwich Group International LLC. I somehow got the job of president. With offices in Los Angeles, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC, London, Paris, and Madrid, I sometimes think that I work to fill a seat on United Air lines. Beth and I are happily raising three future Kappa Nus—Adam (11), Andrew (8), and Tommy (6). The best way to describe the crew is that Adam is like me. Tommy is like JACK HAMIL TON '78, and Andrew, the best of all, is great support as he commuted from Long Island to Ithaca for two-plus years in order to finish the course work for his engineering degree, this while working full time. We all haven't figure out how he did it, but we're sure proud to have been there when he finally got that sheepskin." Doug is a portfolio manager with Merrill Lynch Asset Management. SHANNON '94. "Shawn has actually been studying! Good luck to him in becoming a dentist." Write Mike at 221 13th St., Rm. 212, Reese AFB, TX 79489-5361. Lontoc, whom I've known for five We regret to report the death of the following alumni: years, in beautiful Cancun, Mexico. We THOMAS S. MARCHANT'37 are happily living in North Hills, Cali fornia, and are looking forward to hav ing our first child in 1996. Corrie is a marketing manager." Send the couple Keep in touch with QUINN J. DEG- September 6, 1995 J.PAUL McGinn'31 May 21, 1995 THE KAPPA NUS NER '85, a futures and options broker, Published regularly by the Kappa Nu at 15 Barlow Plain Dr., Fairfield, CT Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at Cornell University for its members and friends. The undergraduates encourage their older brothers to send us letters, ideas, advice, and comments for your newslet 06430. 1980s "After 15 years in the securities Writes EDWARD J. TREGURTHA industry," writes ROBERT J. ENTEN- '85, "We recently returned from a twoyear stay in Montreal, where we heard frequent rumors of but never actually past four years) as head of sales and marketing for the specialist derivatives bock, Texas. He has been in touch with KEVIN ROBILLARD '96 and SHAWN PREUSS '83 boasts, "I married Corrie the question if Ilene Axelrod will have a daughter in the class of '09!" Keep in MAN JR. '80, "most recently (for the A Naval aviator, MICHAEL CROK- ER '94 has started primary flight train ing with the Air Force on a joint services program at Reese Air Force base in Lub- DECEASED best wishes at 9216 Ventana Lane, North Hills, CA 91343. Ave., Thousand Oaks, CA 91362-5096. 1990s The vice president of marketing for Finegood International, DAVID C. like DON ERCOLE '78, which raises touch with David at 1512 Pathfinder for five days of skiing in mid-December. Tom is expecting a second child (a girl) saw GERMAIN VILLENEUVE '84. ter. News contributions and pictures are welcome at all times and should be addressed to Phi Gamma Delta Frater subsidiary Credit Lyonnais Rouge in London, I'm thinking of 'retiring' next Our family is growing. Marci and I are nity, Alumni Records Office, PC. Box soon to have our third child. Get in 876, Ithaca, NY 14851-0876. year to sail around the world! I've touch if you are in the area (35 Mimosa