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DELTA OMICRONCampaign Status At-a-Glance
$793,436 Total Written Commitments
202 Total Contributors
846 Total Mailable Alumni
$3,921 Average Gift
noon at the chapter house and anopportunity for alumni to meet theactive chapter, who will provideinformal tours of the chapterhouse. The formal dedication ofthe chapter house will take placeon Saturday afternoon, includingindividual room dedications.Brother architect Chris Patano’91, ∆∆ΟΟ 1349 will lead formal toursof the house explaining what wasdone and why. Then, off we go tothe Student Union ballroom forcocktails and dinner. Guestspeakers will include University ofIdaho President Tim White, SigmaNu National Foundation PresidentJames Owens, and our own JimMcClure ’43, ∆∆ΟΟ 470, SteveSymms ’57, ∆∆ΟΟ 714, and otherdecade speakers.
The weekend is guaranteed to belots of fun, especially with theactive members and their datespresent. If you have already con-tributed to the project, plan toattend. If you have not yet madea contribution and would like tosee the results before you makea gift, plan to attend. I encour-age you to gather your pledgeclass together and attend. This
has happened only once in the past 90+ years!
Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Ilook forward to seeing you there.
Fraternally,Carl G. Berry ’58, ∆∆ΟΟ 738C A M PA I G N C H A I R M A N
(415) [email protected]
THE CHAPTER HOUSE reno-vation is complete. The men
have moved in. All that remainsto be done is the landscapinglater this spring. OutgoingEminent Commander TyPopplewell ’02, ∆∆ΟΟ 1532 andhis team of undergraduate offi-cers deserve enormous creditfor keeping the chapter togetherduring the year that they livedout of the chapter house.
As reported in the last issue ofSigma News, Delta Omicron hada very successful recruitmentdespite having no house to recruitin! Now that is teamwork and fra-ternity in action.
I hope that you plan today toattend the celebration weekendApril 28-29 honoring the activeand alumni members who madethe “new” house a possibility.Please look for an invitation tofollow. As your invitationdescribes in further detail, hotelrooms have been reserved inMoscow and Pullman. The week-end schedule of events willinclude a barbecue Friday after-
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2Active Chapter
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3Ensuring Your
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5Alumni Update
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6-7Capital
CampaignDonors
As of March 2, 2006
Delta Omicron Renovation CompleteDedication Set for April 28-29
PresidentBryan Bentz ’88, ∆∆ΟΟ 1295
Lewiston, [email protected]
TreasurerJosh Beebe ’94, ∆∆ΟΟ 1419
Coeur d’Alene, [email protected]
SecretaryJoe Travis ’85, ∆∆ΟΟ 1235
Lewiston, [email protected]
Chapter Advisor/Fundraising Chairman
Pete Tensmeyer ’00, ∆∆ΟΟ 1505Richland, Wash.
Zeta Delta House Corporation Board
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Active Chapter Thrilled with New HomeEagerly Anticipates Dedication Celebration
After a much-deserved and relaxing winter break, the men of Delta Omicronreturned to work on another successful semester.
Thus far, we have had a very busy and exciting spring! As you know, the chapterhouse has been remodeled, and the active chapter moved back in during the lastweek of January. It has been great to have the entire chapter back under one roof;we are readjusting to the on-campus lifestyle, and things have been movingquickly ever since!
Living away from Greek Row for more than a year was a struggle but allowed ourbrotherhood to develop for the better. As an active chapter, we had to overcome thechallenges of not being able to congregate on a daily basis, but our alumni werethere to lend a helping hand or word of advice every step of the way. As a brother-hood, we are excited and grateful for the newly remodeled house; it looks great andwould not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of our manyloyal and generous alumni.
We are proud of our chapter house and look forward to a healthy Sigma Nu future.Our enthusiastic recruitment chairmen are in the midst of planning a full summer ofevents, and we are confident that we will recruit another strong pledge class nextyear to set a standard for years to come. See page 5 for details.
Alumni are always welcome to stop by the new house any time, but the active chap-ter is especially looking forward to seeing many of you at the house dedication April28-29. It is sure to be a fun weekend, and we anticipate making new memories andhearing your undergraduate Delta Omicron memories as well.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns or if you wouldsimply like to know what’s new at Delta Omicron.
Fraternally,Ace Clark ’03, ∆∆ΟΟ 1552Eminent [email protected]
Welcome new Initiates
Mike Bauscher ’05Gooding, Idaho
Business
Andrew Coleman ’05Wendell, Idaho
Architecture
Brad Ferguson ’05Spokane, Wash.
Art
Anthony “Tony” Koonce ’05Gooding, Idaho
Mechanical Engineering
Kyle Lepper ’05Washtucna, Wash.
Architecture
Brad Lynch ’05Elko, Nev.
Landscape Architecture
Travis Matthews ’05*Spokane, Wash.
Business Economics
Isan Nauheim ’05Anchorage, Alaska
Undecided
Drew Simon ’05Boise, Idaho
Business
Eamonn Smith ’05Anchorage, Alaska
Business/Accounting
Jason Stirpe ’05Spokane, Wash.
Mechanical Engineering
Daniel Westendorf ’05Gooding, Idaho
Jeff White ’05Spokane, Wash.
Architecture
* DENOTES LEGACY
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Undergraduate OfficersEnsuring YourInvestment
Alumni Support Essential to Chapter Longevity
As many of you may now know, the chapter house renovation iscomplete! It has been a long endeavor to get to this point. Without
the dedication of many alumni and the undergraduates, this would notbe a reality. There is not enough space to write about the sheer effortthat was successfully undertaken to make this project happen, but theend result is that we have a new chapter home we can all be proud of.
Through the efforts of our chapter advisor, Pete Tensmeyer ’00, ∆∆ΟΟ1505, we have developed a facility plan outlining what is to be expect-ed of our chapter membership in regard to the new house. The docu-ment is a work in process but outlines expectations in regard to allchapter functions. This plan was developed not to micromanage thechapter house, but to provide an outline for responsible use. The phys-ical structure and systems are being overseen by Jim Hermann ’74,∆∆ΟΟ 1044. Our obvious goal is to ensure the longevity of the house andprotect the investment our alumni have made.
Although the chapter house is complete, we are a long way from beingfinancially secure in this project. We still need as much alumni supportas possible to cover the costs of construction and then begin payingdown the debt load taken on for the renovation. All gift sizes are wel-come, and alumni support is critical to ensure the longevity of thechapter in the future.
Fraternally,Bryan Bentz ’88, ∆∆ΟΟ 1295 Zeta Delta House Corporation Board [email protected]
EMINENT COMMANDERAce Clark ’03, ∆∆ΟΟ 1552Union, Ore. [email protected]
LIEUTENANT COMMANDERNick Matthews ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1566Liberty Lake, Wash.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDERNathan Weinstein ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1563Boise, Idaho
RECORDERBryan Carpenter ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1564Wieser, Idaho
TREASURERChase Kinney ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1560Mt. Vernon, Wash.
ASSISTANT TREASURERRhett Boeker ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1581Jerome, Idaho
SOCIAL CHAIRMANRyan Kuhn ’05, ∆∆ΟΟ 1575Westerly, R.I.
SOCIAL/RECRUITMENTCHAIRMANJ.T. Kane ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1583Everett, Wash. [email protected]
SCHOLARSHIP/RECRUITMENT CHAIRMANBryan Huter ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1571Nampa, Idaho [email protected]
HOUSE BULLNick Popplewell ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1572Buhl, Idaho
CHAPLAINBen Steinhilber ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1578Spokane, Wash.
SENTINELAlex Swanson ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1574Austin, Texas
HOUSE MANAGERJohn Puente ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1579Buhl, Idaho
MEDIA CHAIRMANDerek Jansson ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1576Buhl, Idaho
HEAD HASHERNeil Clark ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1568Rupert, Idaho
PLEDGE MARSHALLBen Marshall ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1573Jerome, [email protected]
HISTORIANJoel Slocum ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1582Snohomish, Wash.
INTRAMURAL CHAIRMANTrevor Ball ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1577Lewiston, Idaho
PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN/PUBLIC RELATIONSCHAIRMANJoe Popplewell ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1570Buhl, Idaho
RISK REDUCTION CHAIRMANJoe Winkler ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1580Grangeville, Idaho
rothers in Delta Omicron,It is with sadness that I inform you that
two of our loyal brothers, Bruce Summers ’57,∆∆ΟΟ 720 and Harry Stunz ’58, ∆∆ΟΟ 729, haverecently entered Chapter Eternal. Their pass-ing reminds me that I am of the age where thishappens and makes me question, “Why?”
Older brothers know that this is an experiencewe all must go through. Younger brothers maynot have experienced this realization of mor-tality. As it is often said, life truly is fleeting.
It is at times such as this that we questionwhether we have made a difference and whatare those things that extend beyond our lives?Our families, certainly, friends, of course,maybe our jobs or hobbies will be remembered,as well. Two institutions that have stood the test
WHAT WILL YOU LEAVE BEHIND?of time, and will continue to, are the Universityof Idaho and our Delta Omicron Chapter ofSigma Nu.
Many brothers have answered the call in pastdecades to “save” the chapter from financialruin or lack of manpower. Without their inter-cession, Delta Omicron would not be heretoday. However, we are here today; we are onElm Street with a beautiful, new chapter houseand an active chapter strong in the ideals ofSigma Nu, dedicated to doing their part to keepthe chapter strong for the 21st century. Theundergraduates are certainly doing their part.
In past newsletters, you have read of ourhigher-than-expected construction budget.We still must raise $300,000 to make up thedifference between the mortgage now carried
by the active chapter and previous alumnicontributions. If possible, I ask those alumniwho are able to consider making a major giftof $25,000 or $15,000 paid over four years ifyou like. If you are unable to step up to thislevel, please remember that every gift trulymakes a difference, and all gifts are welcome.Won’t you consider your resources and digdeep for your brotherhood?
Please do not hesitate to contact me withquestions or concerns, and remember thatthere are still naming opportunities available.
Fraternally yours,Carl Berry ’58, DO 738C A M PA I G N C H A I R M A N
(415) [email protected]
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Chapter eternalAlbert H. Dodds ’38, ∆∆ΟΟ 384 passed on toChapter Eternal on November 5, 2005.Prior to his death, Albert lived in Spokane,Wash., with his wife, Janet. He is survivedby his wife, nine grandchildren, and threegreat-grandchildren.
Alumni NewsFrank B. Evans ’38, ∆∆ΟΟ 385 is a retiredUnited States Air Force major. Frank reportsthat he piloted more than 50 missions inWestern Europe and North Africa. AfterWWII, he was in the roto and farm machinerybusiness for 35 years. Frank lives in Sand-point, Idaho, with his wife, Jane, and is look-ing forward to celebrating his 87th birthday in2006. E-mail him at [email protected].
Leonard G. Pyne ’43, ∆∆ΟΟ 469 is retired andstill enjoys goose hunting around Tri-Cities,Wash. He also enjoys an occasional gameof golf with fellow Delta Omicron brotherChuck Thomas ’47, ∆∆ΟΟ 513. Len and hiswife, Marie, live in Kennewick, Wash.
Carl E. Crisp, Ph.D. ’53, ∆∆ΟΟ 644 reportsthat he and his wife, LaVonne, enjoy travel-ing, skiing, watching the stock market, andmanaging their real estate holdings. Theyalso love to entertain their Sigma Nu broth-ers and Alpha Phi sisters who drop in forgreat Napa Valley wine. Carl says that any-one in town should come on down. Carl andLaVonne live in Orinda, Calif., and can becontacted at (925) 254-1915.
Peter R. Shawver ’54, ∆∆ΟΟ 662 lives inEden, Idaho, with his wife, Jean. He reportsthat he is retired and enjoys watching hisson, JJ, on the Vandals football team (redshirted in 2005). He looks forward to theVandals doing better in 2006. Send Peter ahello at [email protected].
Howard R. Willis ’55, ∆∆ΟΟ 692 and his wife,Bettirae, celebrated their 50th weddinganniversary in February 2006. They live inOswego, Ore., and can be congratulated [email protected].
Laird Noh ’57, ∆∆ΟΟ 719 retired from theIdaho Senate in 2004. Laird served for 24years and two days of organizational sessionand is now filling in for his elected replacement
who recently had surgery. He says that histerm appeared to be the historical record forserving in the Senate. You can e-mail Lairdat [email protected].
Dennis E. Welch ’63, ∆∆ΟΟ 809 retired fromthe United States Army as colonel in 1992.He still works but plans for full retirement infive years. Dennis reports that he is activein WSAF MARS and HAM radio and hasrenewed his long-standing interest in“street rods” and enjoys “cruising” in his1929 Fordolet all year round. Dennis hasthree granddaughters and reports that heloves spending every minute that he canwith them. He and his wife, Linda, live inBurke, Va. E-mail him at [email protected].
Robert W. Nix ’67, ∆∆ΟΟ 887 and his wife,Judy, live in Tualitin, Ore. They traveled toLondon and Fort Smith, Ark., in 2005. Youcan catch up with Robert via e-mail [email protected].
Douglas F. Small ’69, ∆∆ΟΟ 920 reports thathe was appointed to the senior executiveservice of the U.S. Department of Labor inOctober 2004. He served as the regionaladministrator for the employment and train-ing administration in Boston, Mass., for one
year. He was then appointed as the admin-istrator for national response on October 3,2005, in Washington, D.C. Douglas admin-isters the trade, national emergency grantprograms, and special response activitiesrelated to significant worker dislocations forthe U.S. E-mail him at [email protected].
Christopher W. Adams ’89, ∆∆ΟΟ 1327reports that he and his wife, Jennifer, hadtheir first child, Lucille Cannon, on September20, 2005. The family lives in Seattle, Wash.,where Chris is the west coast regional man-ager for Icicle Seafoods Inc. You can contacthim at [email protected].
Jeffrey E. Hinz ’92, ∆∆ΟΟ 1378 reports that hehas been teaching government and U.S. his-tory and acting as the head golf coach for thepast 11 years at Post Falls High School. Jefflives in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, with his wife,Natalie, and children, Parker and Wednesday.E-mail him at [email protected].
Scott M. Blodgett ’00, ∆∆ΟΟ 1500 and hiswife, Julie, live in North Las Vegas, Nev.,where he is an underwriter for Wells FargoFinancial. He reports that they are enjoying“clean living and country fun, big-city style!”E-mail him at [email protected].
RECRUITMENT EFFORTSIN THE WORKS!
ALUMNI ASSISTANCE APPRECIATED
Greetings from your recruitment chairmen! We are very enthusiastic aboutsummer recruitment efforts and the great opportunities we will have to
recruit another group of quality young men.
Several events are in the early planning stages, including a weekend trip to McCalland a raft trip. We also plan to host a golf tournament in Twin Falls for active mem-bers and potential recruits with the hope of establishing this as an annual recruit-ment event. We plan to host lunches, dinners, barbecues, and sporting events, andwill travel throughout Idaho and parts of Washington in the process.
Alumni interested in hosting an event or assisting with recruitment in any way areencouraged to contact us as soon as possible. Questions, comments, or sugges-tions are always welcome. Thank you in advance for your help and support!
Fraternally,Bryan Huter ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1571 J.T. Kane ’04, ∆∆ΟΟ 1583(208) 867-7900 (425) [email protected] [email protected]
Alumni Update
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The Rock Society($100,000 and above)
Carl G. Berry ’58, ∆Ο 738
Legion of Honor Society($50,000 to $99,999)
The Symms Family
R. A. Symms ’54, ∆Ο 649
Senator Steve Symms ’57, ∆Ο 714
In memory of G. Darwin Symms ’21, ∆Ο 126
The Shaffer Family
C.M. “Butch” Shaffer ’55, ∆Ο 681
David K. Shaffer ’79, ∆Ο 1144
The Patano Family
James V. Patano ’39, ∆Ο 398
James M. Patano ’64, ∆Ο 830
Frederick R. Patano ’69, ∆Ο 926
Christopher K. Patano ’91, ∆Ο 1349
Scott D. Howarth ’79, ∆Ο 1145
Founder’s Society($25,000 to $49,999)
The Hamilton Family
J. P. Hamilton ’48, ∆Ο 531
J. Michael Hamilton ’75, ∆Ο 1063
J. Pat Hamilton ’76, ∆Ο 1078
J. Kevin Hamilton ’77, ∆Ο 1113
J. Vince Hamilton ’80, ∆Ο 1164
J. Tim Hamilton ’82, ∆Ο 1179
Bruce W. Skiver ’61, ∆Ο 784
Stephen J. Day ’82, ∆Ο 1177
Gold and Black Society($10,000 to $24,999)
The Anderson Family
Michael M. Anderson ’58, ∆Ο 739
James A. Anderson ’60, ∆Ο 768
Robert H. Anderson ’64, ∆Ο 832
The Hechtner Family
John H. Hechtner ’49, ∆Ο 554
David J. Hechtner ’76, ∆Ο 1082
Michael W. Hechtner ’77, ∆Ο 1095
Ben Hechtner ’03, ∆Ο 1012
In memory of
Clarence L. Hechtner ’19, ∆Ο 94
Howard Hechtner ’19, ∆Ο 92
Charles W. Hechtner ’47, ∆Ο 510
George F. Eidam ’52, ∆Ο 615
John T. Gillis ’52, ∆Ο 618
Jack S. Gjording ’58, ∆Ο 725
In memory of Anthony Bellamy ’58, ∆Ο 737
Maurice W. Sanders Jr. ’60, ∆Ο 770
Capt. J. Philip Reberger ’61, ∆Ο 776
Chud R. Wendle ’61, ∆Ο 0786
In memory of Chud W. Wendle ’28, ∆Ο 249
Gary L. Mahn ’62, ∆Ο 795
Richard W. Hoyle ’69, ∆Ο 919
Charles R. Schmoeger ’76, ∆Ο 1077
Benjamin J. Rae ’80, ∆Ο 1151
Eric R. Beem ’89, ∆Ο 1315
Peter D. McDonald ’90, ∆Ο 1333
In memory of Jon E. Denny ’90, ∆Ο 1344
White Rose Society($5,000 to $9,999)
The Ahlschlager Family
Alan D. Ahlschlager ’84, ∆Ο 1211
Kent Ahlschlager ’56, ∆Ο 692
Alan Ahlschlager
The Woelfel Family
Eric P. Woelfel ’95, ∆Ο 1433
Paul O. “Pete” Woelfel ’51, ∆Ο 610
James A. McClure ’43, ∆Ο 470
Dr. Charles A. Berry ’48, ∆Ο 527
Robert N. Boie ’58, ∆Ο 730
William F. Mayer ’59, ∆Ο 746
Donald F. Lopez ’63, ∆Ο 823
James S. Hughes ’67, ∆Ο 888
Patrick D. Furey ’73, ∆Ο 1012
Ronald B. Baker ’77, ∆Ο 1098
David K. Shaffer ’79, ∆Ο 1144
Kevin D. Moss ’80, ∆Ο 1160
Scott R. St. Marie ’84, ∆Ο 1225
Bryan Q. Bentz ’88, ∆Ο 1295
John D. Beebe III ’94, ∆Ο 1419
The Sword Society($1,000 to $4,999)
Helcia Graf
In memory of Fred Graf ’16, ∆Ο 45
The Shawver Family
James C. Shawver ’53, ∆Ο 627
Peter R. Shawver ’54, ∆Ο 662
Michael J. Shawver ’78, ∆Ο 1117
Ralph E. Shawver ’87, DO 1267
Judge James G. Towles ’40, ∆Ο 418
In memory of the Pledge Class of 1939
John P. Evans Jr. ’42, ∆Ο 440
Charles M. Couper ’43, ∆Ο 471
Keith H. Stokes ’45, ∆Ο 489
William J. Gartin ’47, ∆Ο 517
Frederick A. Willett ’47, ∆Ο 514
William T. Goodman ’48, ∆Ο 529
Maj. Gen. Benjamin E. Doty ’51, ∆Ο 595
Ralph M. Wheeler Jr. ’51, ∆Ο 593
John B. Parker ’52, ∆Ο 613
Richard K. Barrell ’54, ∆Ο 659
John B. Hughes ’54, ∆Ο 647
Gary A. Clizer ’56, ∆Ο 696
Richard A. Koster ’56, ∆Ο 693
Larry N. Norby ’56, ∆Ο 703
In honor of Neil Clark ’04, ∆Ο 2006
Laird Noh ’57, ∆Ο 719
We are deeply grateful to the Delta Omicron brothers listed below for committing $793,436 to theHonoring Our Past, Securing Our Future Capital Campaign. Your gifts are making a difference in
the future of Sigma Nu at the University of Idaho.
All donors contributing a minimum of $1,000 to the campaign will be recognized on a plaque displayed inthe newly renovated chapter house. Donors will appear by category, relative to the size of their gift. If anerror has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been mistakenly omitted or listed improperly,we sincerely apologize. Please let us know by sending your corrections to Zeta Delta House Corporation,613 Bryden Avenue, C #169, Lewiston, Idaho 83501.
Thank You Alumni for Committing $793,436
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Warren W. Wallace ’57, ∆Ο 721
In memory of Richard Bohlscheid ’57, ∆Ο 723
Harry R. Stunz ’58, ∆Ο 729
In memory of Anthony Bellamy ’58, ∆Ο 737
and Curtis Bohlscheid ’57, ∆Ο 723
Richard D. Farnsworth ’60, ∆Ο 772
In memory of Mrs. F
Phil J. Jones ’60, ∆Ο 771
Raymond L. Roark ’61, ∆Ο 791
Gary L. Morgan ’62, ∆Ο 794
Col. Dennis E. Welch ’63, ∆Ο 809
Edward W. Arndt Jr. ’64, ∆Ο 826
Michael P. Gallagher ’64, ∆Ο 825
Wade M. Hampton ’64, ∆Ο 834
Richard L. Toney ’65, ∆Ο 846
Robert D. Campbell Jr. ’67, ∆Ο 896
In memory of Robert and Jean Campbell
William C. Corbett ’69, ∆Ο 930
In memory of Dennis Dixon ’70, ∆Ο 964
Ronald A. Harris ’70, ∆Ο 948
Judge Michael R. McLaughlin ’70, ∆Ο 939
Douglas D. Springer ’70, ∆Ο 937
John S. Tunnell ’70, ∆Ο 934
Col. (Ret) Cary M. Walgamott ’70, ∆Ο 958
Robert W. Castellaw ’71, ∆Ο 970
Harold C. Gibson Jr. ’71, ∆Ο 977
Richard C. Hundrup ’71, ∆Ο 967
Henri W. Le Moyne ’71, ∆Ο 978
Richard J. Roberts ’71, ∆Ο 971
Ross E. Cates ’73, ∆Ο 1010
James R. Hermann ’74, ∆Ο 1044
David R. Stout ’74, ∆Ο 1045
Barry M. Hopkins ’75, ∆Ο 1066
Thomas H. Carson ’76, ∆Ο 1081
Blair J. Wilson ’76, ∆Ο 1070
J. Nick Crawford ’77, ∆Ο 1104
In memory of
Mike Schmadeka ’77, ∆Ο 1097
William B. Deobald ’77, ∆Ο 1114
Michael E. Huter ’77, ∆Ο 1115
William R. Borden ’78, ∆Ο 1128
In memory of Morgan C. Borden, ∆Ο 1133
David J. Bruce ’78, ∆Ο 1129
Samuel R. Hopkins ’78, ∆Ο 1123
K. Dewitt Marshall ’78, ∆Ο 1124
Jerry G. Wicks ’78, ∆Ο 1118
Kyle J. Wilson ’78, ∆Ο 1119
Kurt J. Wittman ’78, ∆Ο 1121
Kirk E. Lyon ’79, ∆Ο 1138
Scott L. Paulin ’79, ∆Ο 1134
Timothy J. McGough ’80, ∆Ο 1162
Gregory E. Moss ’80, ∆Ο 1165
Jon R. Vlaming ’80, ∆Ο 1153
In memory of Thomas R.C. Wilson ’26
and Samuel G. Wilson ’35
Peter A. Johnson ’81, ∆Ο 1172
Ray J. Laan ’81, ∆Ο 1167
Clifford L. Brown ’82, ∆Ο 1175
Marc A. Wheldon ’82, ∆Ο 1184
Kraig M. Kinzer ’83, ∆Ο 1209
Brian G. Currin ’84, ∆Ο 1226
Steven R. Malany ’84, ∆Ο 1215
Joseph G. Travis ’85, ∆Ο 1235
Thomas H. Arnzen ’86, ∆Ο 1262
Erik M. Dague ’88, ∆Ο 1304
In honor of his brothers
Michael A. Farris ’88, ∆Ο 1294
Christopher W. Adams ’89, ∆Ο 1327
Scott A. Hatter ’89, ∆Ο 1325
Craig T. Crowley ’93, ∆Ο 1392
Delta Omicron Brothers(Up to $999)
Mike Anderson, ∆Ο 1130
Bryant Bingham, ∆Ο 1132
Neil Clark, ∆Ο 1128
Nick Matthews, ∆Ο 1129
Thomas D. Risley, ∆Ο 1126
Robert R. Granville ’35, ∆Ο 339
John M. Marchi ’39, ∆Ο 405
In memory of his past pledge mates of 1939
William C. Walter ’43, ∆Ο 459
Richard W. Reed ’48, ∆Ο 546
L. Don Ringe ’49, ∆Ο 553
David R. Powell ’52, ∆Ο 619
Dean R. Wendle ’52, ∆Ο 616
Dean C. Bent ’53, ∆Ο 641
David L. Clements ’53, ∆Ο 643
Carl E. Crisp, Ph.D. ’53, ∆Ο 644
William W. Douglas ’53, ∆Ο 623
Howard C. Tankersley ’53, ∆Ο 637
In memory of Fred Magee ’53, ∆Ο 639
Ralph M. Conant Jr. ’54, ∆Ο 653
Bruce C. Wendle ’54, ∆Ο 650
In memory of Dr. C.C. Wendle ’24, ∆Ο 175
Peter K. Church ’55, ∆Ο 673
Arnold J. Eidam ’56, ∆Ο 704
Nels D. Moller ’56, ∆Ο 699
William L. Pasley ’58, ∆Ο 728
Nicholas E. Pool ’58, ∆Ο 1162
In memory of Curtis R. Bohlscheid ’57, ∆Ο 723
Arnold I. Bennigson ’60, ∆Ο 767
Richard D. Naccarato ’62, ∆Ο 802
John C. Thomas ’63, ∆Ο 811
Scott S. Harris ’68, ∆Ο 902
In memory of Bob Wallace ’68, ∆Ο 898
Charles H. Creason Jr. ’72, ∆Ο 984
Stephen G. Krupke ’72, ∆Ο 988
Charles S. Carter ’76, ∆Ο 1085
Steven C. Marshall ’76, ∆Ο 1075
Robert K. Wood ’78, ∆Ο 1127
James M. Rockwell ’80, ∆Ο 1155
Thomas C. Havey ’82, ∆Ο 1183
Gregory V. Himes ’84, ∆Ο 1228
Michael A. Ealy ’85, ∆Ο 1240
Eric W. Miller ’86, ∆Ο 1247
Jeffrey H. Runge ’86, ∆Ο 1246
Jason C. Brenton-Domanic ’88, ∆Ο 1292
Kevin D. McMahan ’88, ∆Ο 1297
Ronald H. Nelson ’88, ∆Ο 1303
In memory of Jon E. Denny ’90, ∆Ο 1344
Dr. Todd R. Schini ’89, ∆Ο 1312
Jason D. Gage ’93, ∆Ο 1390
Steven D. Hill ’97, ∆Ο 1474
Nicholas B. Lilyquist ’97, ∆Ο 1464
Robert J. Walker ’97, ∆Ο 1472
Ryan A. Eckert ’98, ∆Ο 1475
Mark Denholm ’00, ∆Ο 1512
Taylor Facciaro ’00, ∆Ο 1507
Chris Johnson ’00, ∆Ο 1514
Peter G. Tensmeyer ’00, ∆Ο 1505
Joseph Adamchak ’01, ∆Ο 1517
Aaron Bair ’01, ∆Ο 1523
Michael Leake ’01, ∆Ο 1519
Regan Pence ’01, ∆Ο 1531
Dusty Thom ’01, ∆Ο 1531
Dusty Allison ’02, ∆Ο 1543
Larry M. Dicks ’02, ∆Ο 1539
Nathan Fanning ’02, ∆Ο 1559
Jake Fredrickson ’02, ∆Ο 1565
Nick McDowell ’02, ∆Ο 1562
Adam K. Pope ’02, ∆Ο 1521
Ty Popplewell ’02, ∆Ο 1532
Nathan Sinclair ’02, ∆Ο 1533
Garrett Thompson ’02, ∆Ο 1546
Brad Wing ’02, ∆Ο 1538
Ace Clark ’03, ∆Ο 1552
Robert Cox ’03, ∆Ο 1556
Jack Hompland ’03, ∆Ο 1551
Brandon Humble ’03, ∆Ο 1547
Ryan Pereira ’03, ∆Ο 1549
Blake Rosenberger ’03, ∆Ο 1548
Brad Thompson ’03, ∆Ο 1558
Nathan Weinstein ’03, ∆Ο 1563
Chase Kinney ’04, ∆Ο 1560
Delta Omicron Renovation Complete
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Attention: This newsletter is intended for alumni and parents. If your son is still attending the University of Idaho, he will receive a copy at the chapter house.
If he has graduated, please send us his permanent address. Thank you.
Web Sites
National Headquarterswww.sigmanu.org
Delta Omicron Chapterwww.uidaho.edu/greek/sigmanu
University of Idahowww.uidaho.edu
Sept. 2 at Michigan State
Sept. 9 at Washington State
Sept. 16 Idaho State
Sept. 23 at Oregon State
Sept. 30 at Utah State
Oct. 7 New Mexico State
Oct. 14 at Louisiana Tech
Oct. 21 Boise State
Oct. 28 at Hawaii
Nov. 4 Nevada
Nov. 11 Bye
Nov. 18 at Fresno State
Nov. 25 San Jose State
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Please mail to: Recruitment Chairman, 613 Bryden Avel, C #169, Lewiston, ID 83501
Help UsCelebrate!
Delta Omicron Chapter House Dedication Ceremony
April 28-29
Register today as space is limited!
See page 1 for details.
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