Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Deita Fratemity at Indiana University 631 E. Third St., BIoomington, lndiana 474O「 THE PRESIDENT By Whlt Grayson Summer, 1976 S MESSAGE Thanks Again Fellas! 77 The end of the 1975‑76 schooI year saw Zeta Chapter wind up another SuCCeSSfuI semester‑One Which the brothers, both graduate and under‑ graduate shouId be very proud of. 1n terms of chapter accomp=shments, there were many. The Fijis, for thefourth year in a row, and the fifth time out of the last six years, WOn the Littie 500 Regatta. Four year participant Bob Mercer ateam consisting of Rick Sch冊ng and Tom Tharpe 77, Mark Needham 76, COaChed 78, Pete King 76, 79 to another seemingiy easy triumph. In Intramurais, the Fijis withstood a strong cha=enge from arch‑rivaI Sigma Nus, tO CaPture the aIi‑CamPuS CrOWn for the second straight year, thus retiring the intramurai trophy to its rightfuI resting place, Beech‑ WOOd. This titIe reflects a year of sustained lOO% participation, effort and cooperation by aIi the brothers of Zeta. Capping off every spring F!lls wln しIllie Rlck SchliI!ng SemeSter is the LittIe 500 BicycIe Race. Being defending champs, and andTomTharpe 5OO Rega重la agaln! Team consls(s oI 77, Ma「k Needham 78, PeIe Klng 76, 79・ Ieaders in aIl‑time overa= race standings, the men of Phi Gamma Delta had a great tradition and reputation to uphoId. ln a rain‑POStPOned race, the Fijis did just that, riding their hearts out to come within one SeCOnd of repeating as champs★" The team臆Of Andy Light 1ardt 76, Eric King 76, and Mark McKee 77, Jay Ai‑ 79 are to be commended for One Of the greatest race efforts in recent years. Not forgetting what CO=ege is reaIiy ail about, the Phi Gams (On tOP Of everything eIse) fin‑ ished second in a=‑CamPuS SChoiarship. Aiong with chapter accomp=shments, Came individual honors. Bro‑ thers CharIie Turk, Pat Smith, Rick Sch冊ng, and Pat Hoiioway (a= Were named members of next year Committee・ Brad Cook 77) s iU Student Foundation Steering 77 was appointed to Dr. Ryan s Board of Aeons. John Watkins 77 was eIected President of Mortar Board. Mark McGee 77 was eiected director to the Union Board. Rob MacG川was eIected President of the lU RecreationaI Sports Committee. These, just to name a few, are indicative of Zeta s continued emphasis on campus leadership. A= of the above honors and accompIishments would seem somewhat hoiiow without that a旧mportant eIement of Brotherhood. Chapter tone i叩Is pIace 8ecOnd lnし=くIe 500 Ra○○. Sl書tIng: Ma「k McKee, Muncle; Jay SleeIe,馴Oomlngton; Andy 」Ight, IndlaれapOlls. (COntinued on page 5) Slandlng: J種y AiIardt, Muncle;馴c Klng, indlanapoIIs; Sandy Kunkei, Fort Wayne; CharIle Su「sa, MuncIe. F看J音S CAP丁URE INTRAMURAL TITLE AGAIN By AndyしIght 77 If this year s Phi Gamma Delta intramuraI effort was to be described in one word, nO better term would be chosen than that Fijism persistence . Just like last year, the Beechwood boys and the Sigma Nu house tenants slugged it out eveniy for almost the whoie year, and like last year, Phi Gamma Delta ended up as the eventuai champion" To say the race for the campus trophy was ciose WOuId be an understatement, for after the points had been totaled, the Fijis had won by a mere three POints. IronicaIIy the finai eight points that spelied defeat for Sigma Nu came in a consoiation soccer game, the Iast lM event of the year" Squaring off against the Kappa Sjgs, the Fijis committed few foot fauits in booting their opponents by the score of three goaIs to one. Whiie this soccer contest WaS the finaI nail in the coffin s Iid, mOSt Of the carpenter s work on the Snu s casket occurred in the softba= leagues」n a crucial doubieheader, the Fiji B team started things off by nipping the Snu s in extra innings. Jim Crews, the Fiji s walking ice making machine when under fire, had the biggest thri= of his athietic career as he sizzled home the winning run・ In the nightcap, the Phi Gam C Team demo=shed theSigma Nu squad 13‑3 in onlyfour inni=gS. These two games, aIong with StrOng Showing by our A Squad, Offset excelient Sigma Nu finishes in track, tennis doubIes, and (COntinued on page 5) \r\nPage2 THE 棚〃00S作槍H〃 HOOSiER FIJl, Summer,1976 BEECHWOOD B BEECHWOOD BUlしDING COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORT SeveraI meetings house and w川 Of the Beechwood BuiIding Committee These items w川 have been heid since Order and used in determining future expenditures, In addition to some of the more noticeable areas of improvement, We aIso hope to pursue such items as additional study or library space, a face we were formed Iast The forces that have been greates=n March. The objective my life have been God and the Co=ege Of our group is to Fraternity that mouided me. analyze the various Thomas R. MarshaII PubIished reguIarIy throughout the SChoo看 year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma DeIta Fratemity at lndiana University for the enjoyment of its prepare a list of re‑ quirements aIong with cost estimates" be placed in prio航y needs and improve‑ iifting for the front of the house, u帥z‑ ments required to bring the chapter house back in shape. Once identified, ing the space under the existing north Wing and rearrangement of the pres‑ we w川 ent廟ng‑Study rooms. The list shouid make these recommendations to the House Corporation for approvai be forthcoming soon and w川incIude and implementation. thoughts and suggestions of both the We recognize that many of the cur‑ aiumni and the active chapter. As we ve a= heard before, We have Contributions of news of graduate rent deficiencies are in areas that are not totalIy visibIe, i.e,, eiectrical work. an ambitious project we十e invoIved brothers are welcomed and encouraged Our aim is to provide re=ef in the most With. Our physicaI pIant needs a great at a= times. Let us know what you are Criticai areas first, SuCh as eiectricaI, doing. PIumbing, StruCturai, meChanicaI, etC., graduate brothers and friends. HOUSE COf?PO月A TION OFF/CEPS Chairman of the Board: and if funds are availabIe proceed ahead with some of the aesthetic items. ter needs and deserves better than they To date, We have accompIished the fo=owing: SPeak for themselves. 23 ……………., Muncie President: Wi=iam C. Beed 50 ………‥ BIoomington Vice‑President: W用iam H. Keck 41 …………… Mt, Vernon Secretary‑ Treasurer: King R. Traub 46 ……………. lndianapolis have today. Their accompIishments Eisewhere in this issue, Brother Hil‑ Haynes, a IocaI Bioomington ienbrand is summarizing the status of architect, has been hired to oversee the complete renovation of the eiec‑ Our CaPitaI campaign. To those of you B紺 Darra= R. Parsons many improvements to bring it up to a COmParabIe structure. Our active chap‑ Who have participated l hope you rec‑ fixtures where required. The prints Ognizewe are trying to spend our funds in a wise and prudent manner, To those have been prepared, and we are ready Of you who have not participated we trical system incIuding new w油ng and to receive bids from locaI eiectricai hope this report w川help you recognize COntraCtOrS. We estimate totai costs in the tremendous needs that exist for the area of your heIp and support. With your heIp $35,OOO, and work wiIi begin early summer to be compIeted, We Can COmPIete the job right, Without hopefully, by the start of schooI next it‑We川do the best we can! Fratema=y, faii. Mr. Haynes is aIso responsibie for Directors: W冊am E. Jenkin 59...○○…. BIoomington George SchatzIein John D. Weissert 46 ……., indianapoIis 52 ………‥ IndianapoIis 46 …. lndianapoIis Fo=owing Pig Din‑ .…… Chicago ner the Annual Meeト 77 ,…. ………. Tipton ing of Zeta Chapter of Phi Ganima DeIta, Jim Troutman ….…… Jerry F, Tardy, A REPORT FROM THE HOUSE CORPORATION 65 DougIas H. White, Jr. John E. Knonwitz Whit Grayson Richard K. W冊ams, Chairman Beechwood BuiIding Committee making a totaI review of the chapter 61 … Fort Wayne Bioomington Jay A=ardt UNDERGRADUATE OFF/CEPS CapitaI Campaign. John Stewart 75, reported that over $115,000.00 has been COntributed to this drive (See Other StOries in this issue about Fund Drive). inc. was caIIed to or‑ Rick Wi=iams, der by President B用 as the Chairman of the Beechwood 56, WaS introduced minutes Bu冊ing Committee. He expIained the Were read and ap‑ duties of the Committee and discussed Reed. The PrOVed as was the how priorities w用 Pres ide n t: Treasurer WOrk wi= Whit Grayson ,…………‥,……………. Tipton the foilowing directors terms of office WOuId Treasurer; Keck Jim Troutman ,…………………. FortWayne Reed s report. 1t was reported that expire at this meeting: 41, Peck Parsons 50. John Hoadiey and Don Tyte B冊 26, and B川 26, mOVed 48, SeCOnded a motion be estabiished, A= be supervised by competent architects and engineers, A new committee headed by B=I SiIvey 74 is preparing a Graduate Di‑ rectory which shouId be ready this Faii, We feeI Zeta is st冊 first and de‑ Pecording Secretary: that those three be eIected to another ServeS yOur SuPPOrt. Tom Kimbrough.,…,.,………‥ Fort Wayne three year term. After some discus‑ Sion, and there being no other nom‑ Corresponding Secretary: given their time and financiaI as‑ inations, a VOte WaS taken and the Sistance! Doug Myers ……….,…‥,..,…… FortWayne motion passed. The baIance of the Sincereiy & fraterna=y, meeting was given to distribution of W川iam C, Reed Historian: Certificates and pIacques to those who President Rob We=er ………………………… Richmond have worked so hard on the Zeta Phi Gamma DeIta, lnc, Thank you to a= those who have 50 \r\nPage3 THE HOOSIER FIJI, Summer, 1976 漢LD8NG COMM8丁丁岳E & Z 」etter什om the Chai「man of T「 Zeta CapitaI Campaign Steerin There are so many reports, letters, etC. from so many Chair‑ men of so many com‑ mittees working for ̀̀Beechwood that it tends to become con‑ fusing to the average graduate brother" however, On the Join thè̀FIJ1 500 CLUB pIus side, it cer‑ tainIy bears out the fact that we have an enormous amount of activity going On and a Iarger group of participating ̀̀brothers than we have ever had in the past‑aiI working to improve the fratemal and physicai fac冊y facets Of our beioved Beechwood. \r\nPage4 THE HOOSIER FIJI, Summer, 1975 丁A CAP園丁A」 CAMPA音GN Fund Drive Committee Asks Alumn=o Consider Committee 。 ‥ Now let Raising Iaymen Bequests to Ze置a CapitaI Campaign, s target in on the Fund campaign in generai terms and s language. While it is an unpIeasant thought, death is one of the few certain matters have no promotor raking a heaIthy per‑ Centage Of the funds we raise. The fa‑ in this worid. With this in mind, We C冊ty which we maintain is certainly tO Iess than extravagant, a fact that is not Ob‑ true of a= institutions. You can be as‑ Certainly, this is nothing to boast about" ViousIy, unIess you are one of the for‑ Sured that 100% of any bequest wouid Ontheotherhand,WeShouId in noway tunate members who need not worry be discouraged because of these re‑ Veaiing factors: about dependents, We have ob=gations to our loved ones to see that they are go direct/y into maintaining and im‑ PrOVing the structure at 631 East Third Street. This is an exce=ent investment 1. Oniy 40% of the graduate bro‑ PrOVided for. But after a generous pro‑ Vision for our fam=y, Who shouId come for the countiess future brothers‑tO‑be next? Now that you are convinced that you Can and shouId do something for Beech‑ Our originai goaI was $250,000.OO, We are at the $120,000.00 mark. thers have contributed. 2. The average pIedge is $295.00‑ $55.00 higher than our original PrOjection. 3. The campaign is reientIessIy con‑ tinuing‑and we are determined Should perhaps ask ourseives, What use can l best put my estate? Obviousiy our churches, Charities, Who wi= share in our heritage. and other institutions pIay an important WOOd, Why not do it now? Cail your in‑ roIe in this society, but so does our SuranCe agent for a change of bene‑ fraternity. True, Our PurPOSe is not a tar‑ Charitabie one, but the intangible bene‑ fits of the fraternity experience at this ficiary form for the purpose of designat‑ ing part or aiI of insurance poIicy pro‑ Ceeds to this worthy cause. If you do not 4. We are dedicated to persuad‑ Chapter have been invaiuabie to thou‑ Sands of young men for generations, the chapter to the extent possibIe. If you to continue unt= we reach get. ing at least 50% of the unpIedged graduate brothers to join the ranks of the contributors. To be part of any fraternity is perhaps a rewarding experience, but to be a member of a truiy outstanding chapter 5. Our campaign has been iaunched have a w町 make one and remember havea wi= and wish to change it to in‑ Ciude a bequest to Zeta Chapter, See your attomey. If you do not have an Of an outstanding fraternity is a benefit attorney, We have several throughout bY la§t w用and testament, a POr‑ that few can experience. Each.one of us has been a part of this traditjon at Zeta the state who have voiunteered.to pro‑ Vide this service free of charge to you. tion of their life insurance pro‑ and each one of us has shared in the Ca= John Stewart, Our CamPaign co‑ Ceeds and/or estate to Zeta Chapter. COmmOn eXPerience, Ordinator at By keeping a strong chapter, We Wi= be leaving a rich heritage for young details. The designation of po=cy pro‑ men of future generations and w用aI‑ made to ZETA CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA DELTA, lNC., 631 E. 3rd Street, BIoomington, indiana. to encourage ̀̀brothers to assign 6. It is not onIy possibIe, but highly PrObabIe that previous ̀̀piedgors (reguIar or major giftors) wi= re‑ assess our progress, and in Iight thereof, make an additional PIedge or gift to further the 7. Periodic reports of actuaI rehab臣 itation work on the bu=ding wiII keep the enthusiasm and inspir‑ ation at a high levei for the pIedgors and heIp draw the non‑COntributors 1ow these youngsters to share in the Same tradition that we have been fortun‑ ate enough to experience ourseIves, This Ieads us tion of the best after death. If OneS in need of to the originai ques‑ way to use our estates you do not have loved extra funds, Why not COnSider Zeta of Phi Gamma DeIta, lnc.? We have no board of directors earning big saIaries (Or any Saiary at ail). We 317‑253‑4221 for further Ceeds or bequests by wi= shouid be Severai of our members have aI‑ ready expressed a desire to remember Zeta by a gift to take effect at death, and we ask your serious consideration Of such a gift yourseIf. 丁HE ZETA CAPiTAL CAMPAIGN STEERiNG COMMiTTEE into the ̀̀「ing. 傭DEFERRED GIFTS,, TO lt s easy for the Chairman to jot ZETA down a report, but it is absoluteiy im‑ POSSiblefortheChairman to do thejob a10ne. Besides theiractual contributions Of do=ars, thework, thetimeand effort □ Yes, I wouid Iike additiona=nformation concerning deferred gifts for Zeta. □ I have aIready estabIished a deferred gift for Zeta, Piease add my name to the ̀̀Deferred Gift Honor Ro= Putforth by the many ardent members Ofthiscommitteecan never befuiiy ap‑ PreCiated bythe brothers. lt wouid be unthinkabie of me to mention names for if i missed even one, the infrac‑ tion couId never betota=yamended. My personai appeai is to those who haveyet to pIedge. Trust us. Trust our Office Phone judgement and hard work. Share a SmaII portion ofyourweaith to a cause Home Phone that wi= endure for years to come. After you write the check, it s painIess. Fratema=y yours, B冊H冊enbrand 44 if you have checked either box above, PIease detach and mail to King R. Traub in the enciosed enveiope. Thank you. The Zeta Capitai Campaign Steering Committee \r\nPage5 THE THE PRESIDENT,S MESSAGE HOOSiER WHATEVER HAPPENED TO WHAT FIJI, Summer, 1976 S HIS NAME? (COntinued /rom page了) at Beechwood continues as high as ever, and, aS quOted in a recent Field Secretary s report, Zeta WilIiam Otis McOuiston, M.D。 ,30 therhood, aIong with its great leader‑ American Academy of Pediatrics, He has been Associate Editor of s Bro‑ Brother McQuiston, Or Dr. Mac Of Anesthesioiogy. Survey Having served on as he is referred to in Peoria, is a enumerabie committees of the l旧nois graduate o=ndiana University SchooI Society of AnesthesioIogists and twice Of Medicjne, Class of 1934. FoIIowing an internship at West Suburban Hos‑ being its President in 1949 and 1956, he WaS the first recipient of its Distin‑ PitaI, he opened an office in Peoria. His interest in anesthesia took him to guished Service Award in 1970. achievements, Zeta is anxiousIy Iooking ahead to the next schooi year. With a the University of iowa HospitaI in lowa What some consider the uItimate by be‑ falI piedge cIass already numbering 30, these new faces, along with the success WaS a reSident in anesthesia. FoIIow‑ Ship and many accompiishments, W用 COntinue to make it one of our finest, if not the finest, Chapters in the fra‑ ternity. Never a chapter to dwe= on past Of the fund drive, a StePPed up grad‑ uate relations program, and continued CamPuS leadership, Wi= bring con‑ tinued enthusiasm and success to Zeta Chapter. City, Where from 1939 to 1942, he THANK YOU BROTHER McQUiS‑ 丁ON AND CONGRATULATIONS ON for four years and was consulti=g A VERY SUCCESSFUL CAREER! anesthesioIogist in the South Pacific Theatre. ln 1946 he retumed to Peoria esthesioIogist and SOCCer. it is a tribute to the guys of Zeta that they kept on pIugging away Consuitant in Anes‑ ministration as a nutritionist/biochemist With a particular interest in speciaI di‑ etary foods. s Memoriai Hos‑ PitaI (Chicago) since 1946, he has been a As for next year the Fijis are look‑ ing forward to defending their titIe and trying to make it three straight. Despite Iosing a tough senior class, the house taIent again looks formidabIe as our Pioneering contribu‑ tor in the field of Pediatric anesthesia. Brother McQuiston is mentioned in the Story of Modern Surgery as the new ptedge cIass十Iad ￣POWerfuI athIetic ind斬dua十who brought hypothermia CredentiaIs on paper. Heading next to the limelight as an adjuvant to an‑ esthesia, His contributions to the Iiter‑ ature, his designs of pedjatric equip‑ year s charge w用be two new Fij=M Charman, Tod ReynoIds and Danny Reno, Who w用replace the now defunct ment, and his lectures are a= we= doc‑ Andy Light and John Weiselthier, umented. During his years of service to the spe‑ Reca=ing last year s article in which WaS quOted some bizarre Douglas Mac‑ Arthur line concerning victory and how we tory Cialty of anesthesioIogy, he has served as s vic‑ a member of the Board of Directors of the American Society of AnesthesioIog‑ 川ustrated that Beechwood was ists, and was elected to the position sha= return , this year equaI to the chaiIenge. Hopefully, Of First Vice‑President in 1959. He was the aiso a member of the Board of Gover‑ nors of the American CoiIege of Anes‑ thesioIogists. He was a founding mem‑ house won t have to retum,, for a long time and instead w用never ̀̀leave the spot that makes them num‑ ber one in intramurais. 48 empioyed with the Food and Drug Ad‑ thesia at the Chil‑ dren J. Wうllねm Boehne Brother J. W冊am Boehne is currentIy As Attending An‑ (COntinued音om page 7) gone either way. ing mentioned in a Readers Digest article in 1964. ing the completion of his residency, he anesthesia. against such a determined and worthy OPPOnent in a race that couId have McQuiston may have received Served as a Major in the MedicaI Corps and started in the private practice of 1NTRAMURAし Dr" ber of the Section on Anesthesia of the B冊 has been with the FDA aImost 2O years. He and his wife (Audrey) have a SOn and daughter. His son is cur‑ rently living in Gettysburg, Pennsyl‑ Vania and is married. Their daughter CurrentIy attends Hunter Co=ege in New York City, 臆臆 The Boehne clan enjoys out‑Oトthe‑Or‑ dinary places around Washington, D.C. and takes great pIeasure in entertaining foreign Visitors, Right now they are a host family to two graduate stu‑ dents at the University Of MaryIand, a fe=ow from BraziI and a girl from Taiwan. Brother Boehne can boast a very SuCCeSSfuI career at the FDA‑tWO Awards of Merit, SeVeraI scientific pub‑ Iications, a host of good friends and COnSistent pubIic service. B帥Iooks forward to retirement, travei and soon hopes to voiunteer his ADDRESS CHANGE??????? SerVices to the handicapped. He is a Please帥out the form beiow and insert in enveiope provided addressed to graduate brother who should have one Very PrOud famjiy. King R. Traub. His contributions to his nation, COmmunity and fraternity are app「ecト □ This is my new address ated by a= who come in contact with him, Thanks Brother Boehne! FIしL IN THE REVERSE SiDE OF THIS COUPON iF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN DEFERRED GiFTS,,, ENCLOSE IN ENVE」OPE PROVIDED ADDRESSED TO KING R, TRAuB, \r\nPage 6 = THE HOOSIER FlJl, Summer, 1976 THANKS TO ALL THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTORS Allan V. Abbott, M.D. Jay E. Allardt Jack L. Altekruse, D.0.S. Don R. Ammerman Ernie Andres Stephen W. Andres Dr. John G. Ashman J. Michael Ashworth Michael Atkinson J. Scott Avery David D. Baboock Charles D. Baillie James R. Baker Michael W. Ball David P. Barrett Peter K. Bartel Edward R. Bartley Edward R. Bartley, M.D. James W. Baxter III Joseph D. Baxter hard L. Bennett David F. Bennhoff, M.D. John W. Bennhoff, M.D. Robert F. Bernhardt Edward G. Bierhaus Robert V. Bierhaus, Jr David Biggs William F. Billman Henry K. Bilsiand Edward H. Bindley Dean Bixler Lauren D. Black W. D. Boaz, M.D. Charles H. Boehne J. William Boehne Ovid T. Boes L. William Bonsib, Jr. Richard E. Bonsib W. Dean Bowker Jerry L. Bradley James W. Brauer David N. Brewer Mel Brewer Robert C. Bromm Fred Brooks Robert A. Brookshire Phil Broughton R.S. Browning Richard C. Buck, M.D. H.H. Burch Ronald J. Burns Westley Floyd Busbee Frank L. Butterworth, Jr. Joseph C. Butterworth, M.D. Peter M. CaJacob David W. Carter James Robert Clark Ray W. Clark (deceased) Check by Mrs. Clark in memory of Robert M. Clark, M.D. Daniel Lee Clawson Kendall W. Cochran Rick Colglazier James J. Collison Craig W. Colville William A. Conner Jon C. Constable John W. Cooper Philip R. Correll Paul Cox. James A. Cummins J. Daniel Cunningham Glenn Cunnison Randolph W. Curtis ‘A. Michael Cusick, Jr. James A. Cusick, M.D. Jerry V. Danner (deceased) ‘Alan J. Dansker Charles H. Davis W. Richard Davis Donald Louis Dawson Jeff J. Delk Howard A. DeMyer William H. Diggins Albert M. Donato, Jr. Robert P. Doolittle, Jr. Barry Downing David A. Drinkwater Donald S. Dryer, M.D. Parker A. Dunham Thomas J. Dunker Steve M. Dunn Frank G. Dunten Robert W. Dyar, M.D. Reed H. Eberly Thomas C. Eckert John A. Egan, M.D. Roger W. Eisinger, Jr. David F. Eitman David G. Elmore Thomas E. Elyea Willard Oswald Elyea, M.D., S.C. Kent Emswiller Richard S. Engelbrecht D.L. Erhardt Michael G. Evans Ray Fara H.C. Farmer Steve Farrar John R. Feagler, M.D. Jack R. Feighner Jeff M. Fettig Craig Finlayson Carl H. Fischer Richard R. Fleck Frank H. Fleischer Eugene D. Fletchall William Allen Foley Gilbert Foster William C. Fowler Stanley A. Fox Morton C. Frank Thomas W. Frank James D. Frey, D.D.S. David R. Frick Arthur Henry Fruechtenicht Arthur W. Fruechtenicht Frank A. Gans Philip W. Gardner Ronald S. Gardner, M.D. Sheldon S. Gayle W. A. George David C. Gephardt Richard L. Geupel Charles P. Gibbs, M.D. B. W. Gillespie, Jr. George M. Ginn William Porter Goodman Ill Brock R. Gordon Alan Bernard Graf, Jr. George Barrett Gray Whitney B. Grayson Kevin Green Steve M. Green James H. Grund Robert R. Guenther Kenneth E. Hale Delbert Wayne Ham Tom C. Hanika Geo. L. Harding Daniel M. Hare, M.D. R. Phillip Harker Judge John S. Hastings James E. Hatfield, M.D. Joe S. Hatfield Kenneth E. Hauck Robert C. Haworth Gene R. Hay, M.D. John R. Hayes, M.D. Gilmore S. Haynie, Jr. Kenneth G. Haynie Joseph V. Heffernan Ned D. Helmuth John W. Hendricks, M.D. Fred Henoch James R. Herdrich Donald E. Herendeen, M.D. ‘Thomas L. Herendeen, M.D. Mark F. Hesemann John Hess Elvin H. Hewins Wm. F. Hillenbrand Neil R. Hinchman Robert M. Hinds Virgil D. Hire A.J. Hirons John A. Hoadley ‘Thomas A. Hoadley Steven W. Hockett. M.D. Richard S. Hodges John J. Hoefiing Everett G. Hoffman Jack M. Holloway Robert T. Hoover NN. Thomas Horton II Weldon Michael Horton Robert B. House Rod M. Howard J. R. Hudson, D.D.S. Jay B. Hunt Ronald Hunt, M.D. Robert J. Hyatt Jack E. Jackson Robert |. Jackson William E. Jenkin J.C. Jinks, D.D.S, Jack N. Johnson George W. Jones Ralph T. Jones Gregory C. Kamp Edward Patrick Kane Carleton A. Keck, Jr. Robert A. Keck, Jr. Robert C. Keck William H. Keck Thomas A. Keith Ronald L. Keller Michael G. Kelley Edgar F. Kettler ‘Thomas M. Kimbrough David G. King Eric R. King Peter C. King Daniel Kitlong Kim Stanley Klopfenstein John E. Konowitz Michael R. Konowitz Harold E. Kosanke, M.D. ‘Thomas H. Krise Foster H. Kruse Sanford S. Kunkel John M. Kyle Donald E. Lambert William B. LaSalle James J. Laughlin, Jr. Rickey O. Lee Jack Lenox William C. Lentz, M.D. George H. Leonard Frank T. Lewis R. J. Lewis, Jr. M.D. William M. Lienberger Eric B. Line Andrew K. Light Shockley Lockridge Bert A. Loftman, M.D. Stephen W. Lyman Richard C. MacGill Robert A. MacGill Robert Dean MacGill Louis A. Mangles Paul Mannweiler Hugh M. Marble Edward O. Martin, M.D. Ralph E. Martzolt Gerald B. Mason Lawrence E. Maurer, Jr. Howard Andrew Mayne H. W. McClelland Ralph L. McColl Eugene J. MoGarvey, Jr Bill McGarvey Richard H. Mcllroy, Jr., M.D. Mark McKee William T. McLaughlin, M.D. Scott DeVon McMurray William Otis McQuiston A. Gordon Meeker Raymond B. Mehlig Thomas A. Mensch Paul F. Meyers David Michael Harper B. Miller Herbert A. Miller, Jr James A. Miller Keith W. Miller Robert J. Miller Wm. R. Miller Scott A. Miller William W. Miller Richard H. Mills Charles A. Moenkhaus LN. Monn, M.D. Douglas K. Moore Joseph S. Moore Neale A. Moosey, M.D. David Lee Morley Darwin L. Mormon, M.D. Dave Morris W. S. Moss, Jr Flavian E. Myers, Jr. John Myrland Richard B. Neff John R. Nelson George P. Nichol Harold G. Nichols, M.O. Orville W. Nichols, Jr. Meredith Nicholson III R. W. Nicholson, Jr., M.D. Richard Lewis Nicholson Alan T. Nolan Frank L. O'Bannon Robert O'Bannon, Jr. Peter L. Obremskey Thomas G. Olsen, M.D. C.H. Orme Robert H. Oswald, M.D. Frank J. Otte John E. Owen ‘Thomas C. Pagedas, M.D. Darrall R. Parsons Robert G. Patterson, Jr. Don W. Peck Jack S. Peck Dudiey A. Pfaff, Jr., M.D. Norman E. Pfau, Jr. Albert Warren Phillips Blayne D. Phillips Alfred H. Plummer, Il! Stephen H. Pollom, M.D. Nelson P. Poynter Daniel D. Pratt Jackson B. Pressley William D. Ramsey Jack W. Ransom Thomas V. Ransom Tim V. Ransom Allen B. Rayle Dallas G. Ray ‘Samuel L. Reed William C. Reed, Jr. John J. Reinhard, Jr Mark Rietdort Ronald F. Remak Daniel Cady Reno Jack J. Reynolds, Jr., D.D.S. William L. Ridgeway Robert J. Rogers John F. Rosebaum Geo. M. Royster, Il William C. Rumbley, Jr. Thomas L. Saal Jon G. Sandleben John W. Sawin, D.D.S. George M. Schatzlein Mike Schatzlein Rick Schilling William F. Schultz, 0.0.8 Jeff Schwartz John E, Scott Peter L. Scott James P. Scudder, M.D. Kenneth A. Sechrist Michael C. Sechrist Eugene F. Senseny, M.D. John G. Shank, M.D. Kevin F. Sheehan Leslie C. Shively Bill Shonk William A. Shuck, Jr., M.O. Robert J. Shula William Sibbitt Mark Allen Sidebottom Michael W. Sidebottom William R. Silvey Cleve A. Skelton William H. Skelton, 11 Herbert E. Skillman Robert N. Skinner Stephan D. Slavin, D.D.S. ‘Thomas H. Smallwood Dennis D. Smith Robert A. Smith Dan E. Spicer Stephen R. Springer Stephen D. Staggs, D.D.S. William F. Steck, Ili James R. Steele Edward H. Stegman David Steuhing John R. Stewart J. Clay Stinnett Charles D. Storms R.T. Story Timothy J. Story V. James Story Donald M. Strauss James D. Strickland Charles V. Sursa Bernard Swanson, Jr. J.P. Swanson Jerry Tardy Richard A. Taylor, M.D. Willis D. Taylor, M.D. Richard D. Telle, M.D. ‘Thomas E. Tharp Andrew R. Thompson John M. Thompson Lt. Col. L. Eugene Thweatt Dwight Tigges E.P. Tischer, M.D. Thomas D. Titsworth ‘Stewart D. Tompkins King R. Traub Fred R. Treadway Jack S. Troeger Thomas A. Troeger, M.D. James R. Troutman Charles O. Turk James O. Turner William R. Turner, M.D. Ralph R. Tyner Donald C. Tyte, D.DS. David Tyte Carl B. Vorhies Ules S. Wade, Jr Charles A. Waggner John M. Wallace David M. Walter Robert W. Walton J. Watis Ward Truman G. Warren John Crates Watkins, Jr. Chester C. Weed, Sr. Martin A. Weissert Robert W. Weller, Jr. Royce H. Welsch John E. Westfall Mark F. Wheeler Robert N. Whitacre Douglas H. White, Jr., M.D. Thomas E. White James K. Withite, O.D. Heber D. Williams John D. Williams, D.DS. Leslie M. Williams Neville V. Williams Richard K. Williams Richard K. Williams, Jr Jerry J. Wilson Thomas C. Wilson Douglas R. Witham Richard S. Witham Terry V. Woodburn Robert R. Wylie, M.D. Joseph A. Yocum Wm. H. Zaiser, Jr. Robert H. Zank James A. Zaring