THE 110TH ANNIVERSARY

CONVENTION

The 110th Anniversary Convention of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity was held August 3-7, 2005 at the University of Florida in Gainesville. One hundred undergraduates and alumni from across the United States and Canada participated in this very successful event. And so, the Florida Delta Chapter rolled out the red carpet in true Southern hospitality to warmly welcome their Brothers. Their work on behalf of the gathering was truly appreciated! This year’s Convention Committee consisted of: Honorary Chairman, George A. Beck, H.B., University of Virginia; Co-Chair, Andy Golbert, C.K., Lafayette College; Vincent Marbury, C.K., Virginia Tech; Dave Fechtman, Florida Atlantic; Jon Borell, Eastern Washington; Gary Sanders, Shippensburg University; Joe Nascimento, Keith Kimmel, Anthony J. Salzman, C.K., Jeff Buhler, Josh Krehbiel, Kris Mehaffey, Nick Hansen, and Matt Seymour, University of Florida. In-depth educational sessions were held throughout the five-day convention, as well as various brotherhood activities and a local community service project. Additional highlights of convention included the Annual IEC and Alumni Sponsored Cook Out, the Undergraduate Awards Presentation, the International Executive Council Meeting, the House of Delegates Meeting and the Presidential Awards Banquet.

The Second Annual Cook Out was a fun time for alumni and undergrads. In appreciation for their work on behalf of the Fraternity, alumni fired up the evening by cooking for and serving the undergraduates. Helping to serve up the fun were Executive Chef Vin Marbury, C.K., VPI, Sous Chef Shawn Upchurch, Baldwin-Wallace, and Chefs de Cuisine Bob Lash (who was initiated an Honorary Brother during convention) and Tony Salzman, C.K., Florida University, Marc Weppner and Seth Bosecker, VPI, Paul Kaufman, C.K., Franklin and Marshall, and Mike LaBelle, FIT.

Following the Cook Out, the Undergraduate Awards presentation was held. The major awards presented were:

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER

OPERATIONS New York Kappa Tau

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute North Carolina Omega Beta

The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Michigan Delta Beta Ferris State University

Virginia Omega Alpha The University of Virginia

IMPROVEMENT IN CHAPTER

OPERATIONS Pennsylvania Phi Sigma

The University of the Sciences Pennsylvania Kappa Sigma

Widener University Virginia Omega Rho

Virginia Commonwealth University

Each year, The House of Delegates Meeting is held to elect the coming year’s undergraduate Councilman as well as alumni Councilmen to serve terms on the IEC. This year’s undergraduate representative is Dan Krieg, Ferris State, and alumnus Mike LaBelle, FIT, who will serve on the International Executive Council. This meeting not only serves as an electoral vehicle, but also allows all participating brothers to learn and actively participate in the official processes of this governing body of the Fraternity.

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hh Fee Frraatteerr A Publica ion o t f W nter 2006, Vo . 7, No. i l 1The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation TT

Undergraduate and Alumni Convention 2005 participants gather

at The Reitz Union on campus prior to the annual Presidential Banquet.

by Andrew B. Golbert Lafayette, ‘65 Convention Co-Chairman

Undergraduates

and alumni gearing-up and

cleaning-up during the community

service project.

The Trustees of

The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation, Inc.

Stanley L. Klunder, H.B. President

Hon. John L. Braxton

Vice President

Max A. Dobens, C.K. Treasurer

and Secretary

Richard M. Heim, H.B.

Trustee

Warren A. Weiss, H.B. Trustee

@ Denise A. Avanzato

Administrator

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permission of The Pi Lambda Phi

Educational Foundation, Inc.

304 Federal Road Suite 113

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SNAPS! A job well done!

Educational Foundation

Scholarships

The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation, through the generosity of alumni who have contributed to the 2005 Annual Alumni Donation Program, has awarded two scholarships for the Spring 2006 semester. The following undergraduate brothers have received $2,500 each, payable toward their academic expenses at their respective universities. On behalf of these brothers, the Educational Foundation extends sincere

Gratitude to its alumni…for it is through your support that this scholarship program is again possible. Providing this program, and the many other programs that have been offered through the Foundation, is vital to the personal and academic development of our undergraduate brotherhood!

Joseph Johnson Joseph is a junior at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He is a resident of Sherwood, WI, and has been a brother of the MA Theta Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi since fall 2003. Having graduated high school as the number one student in his class, Joseph has continued his educational diligence as

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Brothers: Once again we are pleased to share with you news and information about your Fraternity and Educational Foundation! This publication is possible because of the generous support of Pi Lam Brothers, who have contributed to the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation in 2005. This past year, over 700 individuals have supported the work of the Foundation and their names are proudly listed on page 7-10. We are also pleased to recognize milestone anniversaries celebrating 75, 50, and 25 years since graduation and initiation into Pi Lambda Phi. The purpose of the Foundation is to support the educational and scholarship efforts of our Fraternity. During this past year, the Foundation has increased its support of the Fraternity and expanded the number of scholarships awarded to individual undergraduate Brothers. The Foundation also strives to judicially mange overhead costs associated with running a modern foundation. The Foundation Administrator, with articles and content contributed by various Brothers, created this publication “in-house.” Our Administrator is the only paid employee of the Foundation, working on a part-time basis. All Foundation Trustees are volunteers who pay their own expenses to attend meetings with other Brothers, such as George Bruckman, C.K., providing legal advice and support. In 2006, the Foundation hopes to continue to make strides by expanding scholarship opportunities for undergraduate Brothers. It is also hoped to continue assisting the Fraternity in its effort to provide the valuable and critical financial support necessary for educational programs offered to the chapters. Fraternity educational efforts targeted to risk management, chapter leadership training, substance abuse, prejudice, etc. help our brothers develop strong chapters and, most importantly, establish essential character traits necessary to compete on campus and after graduation. Thanks for a great 2005, and we all look forward to another great year in the history of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity! Fraternally,

PI LAMBDA PHI

EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.

AN IRS RECOGNIZED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION

Stanley L. Klunder, H.B. President

2005-2006 Scholarship

Announcements

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Educational Foundation Scholarships (continued) Joseph Johnson (concluded) he currently holds a cumulative GPA of 4.0. While maintaining his excellent grades, he has actively participated in his chapter operations as a “mini” Scribe, Steward, Social Chair, Archon and is currently the Rex-elect for the spring 2006 semester. If his studies and duties with his chapter were not enough….Joseph is also a member of the MIT Varsity Lacrosse Team, MIT’s Symphony Orchestra and leisurely plays intramural soccer, football, basketball, hockey, softball, and volleyball. Additionally, he is a volunteer for the Boy Scouts of America. Aspiring toward a master’s degree and further to a career in the development of fuel-efficient technologies in the automotive industry, Joseph has, for the near term, applied for a summer internship in Germany. He hopes to be an intern for a major foreign automaker and assist with the development of hydrogen-powered cars and fuel cells. With the hope of returning all that being a Pi Lam has given to him, Joseph plans to keep active with his chapter as an alumnus and lead an alumni drive to increase donations and involvement in the MA Theta Chapter.

Brendan Sorg Having sustained his position on the Dean’s List of Baldwin-Wallace College consistently since his freshman year, Brendan has been working diligently toward a 2006 degree in Business Administration and Communication Studies. He has maintained a leadership position in both the classroom and in campus organizations while additionally acting as Rex of the OH Beta Tau Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi. Brendan was initiated a brother during spring semester 2005.

During his term as Rex, Brendan has led his chapter in re-creating its identity on campus during the spring 2005 Revitalization. The lessons and opportunities that have arisen from this project have further proved to him the value of being a Pi Lam, values which he will carry throughout the rest of his life. Additionally, Brandon has held the position of Philanthropy Chair and served as an Inter-fraternity Council representative and a member of the Recruitment Committee.

Brendan is experienced in many functional arenas on campus including resident life,

student activities, alcohol education, and community outreach programs. He has served as a Resident Assistant, Student Director of the 2005 Social Norms Campaign for Alcohol Related Issues Education, Student Campus Ambassador, Staff Member of the Health Promotion Grant Board and President of the Alpha Lambda Honor Society. Professionally, Brendan has worked as an intern for the Mayor of the City of Jamestown, New York, formulating both the 2005 City Financial Trend and Policy Reports, and as a marketing intern to the Vice-President of Marketing at Smiths Aerospace Fabrications maintaining purchase orders, database management and offering office administrative support.

JAQUA Foundation Scholarships Headed by PA Alpha Delta (Temple University) alumnus, Eli Hoffman, ’59, The Jaqua Foundation, through the PLP Educational Foundation, annually provides funds for scholarships, which are specifically earmarked for brothers of the PA Alpha Delta Chapter. For this past fall 2005 semester, two PA Alpha Delta brothers have been awarded $2,500 scholarships, each, toward their educational expenses at Temple. Congratulations to the following brothers. Keep up the good work!

Brian Fiore Brian attends Temple University as an Honor Program student of Actuarial Science at the Fox School of Business & Management. He was initiated a brother of PA Alpha Delta Chapter in April 2005, and is additionally a member of Gamma Iota Sigma, the Business Honors Student Association As is evident by his 3.94 cumulative GPA, Brian is committed to maximizing his efforts into school related responsibilities. Those efforts are reinforced by his personal perception of “success,” with which he has paved the path for his college years and beyond. Brian believes success is “…finding out what makes you happy, a dream no one can take from you, and pursuing it at all costs with a smile on your face and joy in your heart, no matter what.” He plans to solidify that dream as a professional actuary after graduation in 2008, and use his success to give back to the people that have helped him along the way. One such group is the brotherhood of Pi Lambda Phi.

A resident of Hazelton, PA, Brian is an experienced sportsman having received gold, silver and bronze medals in the Keystone State Games, was a member of The First Team/All-Conference/All-Area Basketball, a Temple Champion of the Atlantic 10 Shoot-out, and currently plays Intramural low and high competitive basketball. Although he has been a member of the PA Alpha Delta chapter for a short time, Brian states he has learned respect, trust, and friendship through brotherhood and community service. The lessons learned and memories created thus far are ones that will remain with him for his entire life.

Ron Jenkins

Ron hails from Scranton, PA and is currently a sophomore at Temple. Initiated as a brother of Pi Lambda Phi in December 2004, he has proved to be not only academically accomplished, but has been successful in proving his commitment to his chapter through his enthusiasm and deeds. With a cumulative GPA of 3.70, Ron is a National Honor Society Member, honored on the Dean’s List in Temple’s College of Sciences and Technology, and has received two merit scholarships since his freshman year. Ron is majoring in Biochemistry, with a minor in Political Science. With his sites toward attending medical school, Ron aspires to one day own his own pediatric practice. Having held the positions of both Academic Chair and T.U.G.A. representative for his chapter, Ron has been sited for his eagerness to do whatever it takes to keep his chapter working smoothly, offers his brothers assistance in their studies as well as chapter and house related projects. Additionally, Ron hopes to one day run for Rex of PA Alpha Delta. Besides his schooling responsibilities, Ron participates in intramural flag football and softball, and during the summers runs The Playing Fields, a children's day care center. This coming summer, plans are in the works for an internship with a pharmaceutical company.

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“Brother mine forever, We are bound together,

By a bond that stronger grows As years roll by…..”

75th

Anniversary (1931)

RI PHI BROWN UNIVERSITY Herbert L .Addelson Dr. William Endlar PA BETA ZETA CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY Earl T. Klein VA PSI COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY Ellis K. Reinach NY DELTA/NY B A D CORNELL UNIVERSITY Dr. Frederick Brown NH PI DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Dr. Arthur D. Ecker Wilbur R. Light BETA FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Abraham Greenbush IN ALPHA THETA INDIANA UNIVERSITY Milford E. DulbergerI MD RHO JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Walter C. Jacobs MA THETA MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Edward Goodman Dr. Mayer Hyman CN ETA McGILL UNIVERSITY Dr. Mark I. Kaufman NY GAMMA NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Herbert P. Frank PA BETA SIGMA BETA PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Joseph S. Needle PA ALPHA DELTA TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Dr. Gerald J. Booken Frank Sirulnik CA UPSILON UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-L. A. Alfred P. Chamie Herman Platt

NY OMEGA EPSILON UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO William J. Diamond IL TAU DELTA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Harry Shayman OK IOTA UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Sterling Byers PA GAMMA SIGMA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Jay Featherman MO PI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AT ST. LOUIS Harry Hammerman Maurice B. Kranzberg David Litvag Dr. Hyman R. Senturia CT IOTA YALE UNIVERSITY Harry Mansbach

50th

Anniversary (1956)

RI PHI BROWN UNIVERSITY Dr. Stafford I. Cohen Barry Greene Lewis J. Horowitz Peter L. Jacobs Lawrence M. Klein Frank H. Klein L. Aaron Mendelson David W. Merson Steven A. Mintzer I. Peter Rosow Dr. Joseph Sheffer Dr. Harry L. Snyder Alan Weber PA BETA ZETA CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY Harvey J. Breverman Percival N. Chuck Bernard Cooper Lee Miller Allen L. Wasserman VA PSI COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY Dr. John A. Kontopanos Harvey Lasky Morton B. Lembeck Dr. Barton H. Tayer Howard Turner NY DELTA/NY B A D CORNELL UNIVERSITY Robert S. Abrams Alfred Appel Michael D. Greenberg Dr. William Mancoll Michael Sack Martin Wilens

NH PI DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Richard I. Abrams Jon Blum David L. Channen Donald Davidoff William K. Ehrenfeld Julian K. Robinson Robert L. Schwartz Martin H. Shore John G. Yassin William Zales OH BETA SIGMA OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Rev. James H. Wright NY KAPPA TAU RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Gilbert M. Dunne William F. Winterfeld PA TAU OMEGA FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE Allan B. Blumberg Dr. Noah Chivian Dr. Ronald A. Cohen Dr. Floyd A. Davis Elliot Eisenstein Marc A. Gerstein Dr. Herbert A. Kushner Dr. Seymour Lerner Dr. Morton Rapoport Dr. Michael H. Zeldin IN ALPHA THETA INDIANA UNIVERSITY Frederic Block Mervin K .Kaye James A. Levy PA OMEGA GAMMA PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Nelson L. Goldberg Melvin B. Mason Thomas Meltser

PA SIGMA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE David H. Bernstein Joel Every Lee S. Kane Jack Kolbrenner Richard Kruger Burton Miller Dr. Michael H. Moskow Warren Munash Irwin M. Pasternak Alan Pesky Mitchell S. Rosenthal Dr. Donald P. Thaler Henry Wallach Joel B. Weidman PA LAMBDA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Michael Butterman Robert S. Fetterman Bernard Fromm Edgar N. Kaplan Norman S. Muchnick Jerrold M. Pachman Alan L. Silberman Paul D. Weinberg Leonard Yaeger MA THETA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Peter M. Bernholz C. Jerry Diamond Dr. Steven I. Freedman Matthew Lorber Phil Platzman Dr. Seth D. Silverstein Israel I. Zames NY GAMMA NEW YORK UNIVERSITY John Berwald Stanley Edlstein Dr. David Langford Lawrence Levenson Dr. Samuel Mcfadden Leonard J. Meiselman Paul Shore NY OMEGA MU NYU-WASHINGTON SQUARE Donald M. Kentop Mortimer Klaus Norbert Lipper Irving M. Wolbrom PA BETA SIGMA BETA PENNSYLVAIA STATE UNIVERSITY Sheldon A. Chaiken James J. Ginsberg Jack Solomon Irving Zlatin (continued on page 5)

* This anniversary listing is derived from

the most recent member information received at IHQ. Please contact our offices with any updates

about which you may know. Thank you.

In 2006, the 111th anniversary year of our Fraternity,

536 brothers will celebrate Milestone Anniversaries as members of

Pi Lambda Phi.*

Milestone Anniversaries

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50th Anniversary (1956)

(concluded) NJ THETA STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY John Albano Dr. Carl A. Anderson Walter P. Hollinger PA ALPHA DELTA TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Robert L. Adams Joseph Beller Harvey Breznick Sidney Lieberman Lewis R. Schwarz Dr. Marvin E. Sultz WV MU WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Ross Ardman Gary Greene NY BETA LAMBDA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Jay M. Bender Jerome Buren Stuart Fishman Saul Orlinsky NC OMEGA BETA UNC -CHAPEL HILL Barry I. Fogel William Gorelick Norman F. Steinberger Dr. Donald Warren FL OMEGA ETA / BETA SIGMA DELTA UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Lawrence B. Friedman Paul H. Tocker CA TAU UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - BERKELEY Gene B. Bakar Charles R. Gherman Walter M. Kaufman Harvey C. Levy Morley Meyerson Charles A. Miller Eugene H. Ross Morton Rothman Carl M. Selinger CA UPSILON UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - L.A. Jay Abarbanel Sanford Beim Richard L. Borun Richard E. Grey

Rafer L. Johnson Robert S. Kaufman David Leveton Richard M. Neiter Donald S. White Warren Wolfe WI OMEGA UNIVERITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON Bruce R. Bachmann Myron Bornstein Robert G. Cohen Dr. Andrew Ferber Charles A. Fuhrman Malcom Gaynor Victor Goodman Hon. Herbert H. Kohl Burton B. Levy Marvin A. Margolis Gale Mendeloff Leonard Parmacek Michael Perlow Larry J. Polacheck Harris B. Prince Dick Rieselbach Allan H. Selig David S. Wallace David A. Weiner Benjamin Weiss Daniel J. Weiss NY OMEGA EPSILON UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO Marvin Adner Louis Bien Gary L. Duckman Jerome Eisenberg Gerald Foigelman Dr. Seymour Gitin Philip Kassirer Jack Klein V. David Levitt OH MU UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Saul S. Anton Sidney Bernstein Dr. Edwin Helfman Stuart Lipp Mervyn Russell Ronald D. Sharlach PA PHI DELTA ALLIANCE COLLEGE Waldemar Jajko Randy P. Polovick CN KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Gary H. Bomza Morton M. Smith Mendel Somer FL DELTA UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Paul Berg Dr. Fred Brown Henry D. Forer Harvey Golden Howard B. Grossman Lawrence M. Marks Leonard G. Rabin Howard Vandroff

IL TAU DELTA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Gerald A Fishman Ira H. Lurvey Howard I. Malkin Henry C. Wieseneck MA ALPHA EPSILON UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT LOWELL Frank J. Hogan Donald Legow Edgar Slatkin Fred Starr MI EPSILON DEUTERON UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Henry W. Berinstein Wallace M. Handler William J. Pittler Carl R. Stern Robert Weinbaum OK IOTA UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Avrom Brodsky Dr. Norman Burk Marshall Gordon Don Klein Bernie Papin PA GAMMA SIGMA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Alan K. Berk Daved M. Fineman James E. Glick Dr. Sanford A. Gordon Daniel I. Hohenstein Paul S. Kramer Melvin Landay Dr. Robert M. Marks Dr. Michael Sobel Arnold N. Wagner CN KAPPA IOTA UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Norman L. Epstein Mervyn H. Lakin PA EPSILON ZETA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Henry Berkowitz Eliot H. Blinder Charles E. Friedman Leon Horwitz Carl Meyerson Arthur Nalven Howard Oestreich Martin Pitkow Eugene A. Rothkopf Mark B. Silverberg Walter A. Smith A. Bernard Tourkin Frederick M. Werblow Bert R. Zweig PA OMEGA KAPPA WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE Dr. Robert H. Barnhard Kenneth E. Bell

Charles J. Burstin Dr. Lee D. Newman William S. Replane Mayer W. Selekman Dr. Joel W. Shelkrot Louis I. Shire Sidney R. Steiner Alan R. Weill Michael R. Zimmerman MO PI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AT ST. LOUIS Ben Boxer Stanley Levinson Martin M. Lipsitz Dr. Jay Meyer Ronald E. Meyer Jerald Rosenblum Dr. Martin F. Sloan Dr. Millard Susman Ronald Taryle

25th Anniversary (1981)

ME BETA CHI COLBY COLLEGE Peter J. Cocciardi Jonathan W. Light John D. Neeson Eugene J. Pelletier Jeffrey A. Russell NJ BETA THETA RUTGERS UNIVERSITY – NEWARK Mark A. Oliveira NC DELTA ZETA EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Phillip P. Putz NY PHI LAMBDA ADELPHI UNIVERSITY Peter B. Grunewald Ramy Harel Nickolas Kinas Allen L. Sheridan FL KAPPA EPSILON FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Bradley R. Cleaver TX ALPHA OMEGA TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Ricardo G. Andrews VA PSI COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY Thomas M. Dykers Mark E. Ellis Peter J. Hassett Eric L. Helff Charles E. Jones Gregory K. Kontopanos Oren R. Lewis Patrick J. Little Steven K. Mittwede Robert A. Mordhorst

Dr. Daniel J. Muccio Brian J. Mulvey Christopher Romeo Charles L. Shufflebarger William F. Timmons PA DELTA IOTA DREXEL UNIVERSITY Peter J. Ciorrocco Anthony C. Deluca Michael E. Docherty Stephen Fahey Frank G. Golazeski Larry A. Lehman Anthony M. Micciolo PA TAU OMEGA FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE Raymond M. Montecalvo Jeffrey S. Rohrer Mark A. Schwedes IN ALPHA DELTA INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Michael P. Baker Dean W. Bodager Gerald D. Locke Frederick Mc Fall Joseph E. Popham Jerold W. Prince Gary D. Seis Timothy J. Wagner FL DELTA TAU JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITY Michael L. Fletchall Ronald A. Roberts MA KAPPA NU DEUTERON UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS Brian M. Mc Dermott Peter Schofield PA BETA SIGMA BETA/ PA OMEGA GAMMA Eric S. Berry Andrew Golland Steven Greenwald Martin W. Isack Nathan Levine Steven D. Schultz NY KAPPA TAU RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Kenneth W. Barton Stephen Gons Mark F. Moriarty William Phelps Ray E. Schneider Ronald Stannard NJ THETA STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Hal J. Armstrong George Pagan Lawrence Raniere (continued on page 6)

Milestone Anniversaries

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(concluded)

25th Anniversary (1981)

(concluded) FL DELTA UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA William L. Baer Todd I. Bass Bruce W. Bennett Keith M. Bennett Mark J. Bochner Mitchell S. Brazer Gregory H. Brown Andrew M. Cohen Robert B. Colsky Glenn S. Fleisher Eric J. Fregge H. Douglas Garfield Stephen J. Glick Brian Haft Mark H. Kravetz Robert S. Levine Adam G. Heffner Michael T. Kennedy Daniel H. Kett Victor S. Kline Lawrence E. Mann James P. Marks Thomas A. Matican Steven W. Neckman Marshall A. Pepper Keith R. Proctor Marc J. Salzman Robert O. Schick Jimmy S. Schwartz Jeff P. Semel Gregg A. Wasserman Charles L. Wright Mitchel L. Yeckes PA PHI DELTA ALLIANCE COLLEGE Waldemar Jaiko Randy P. Polovick

PA ALPHA DELTA Milestone Anniversaries TEMPLE

UNIVERSITY Hal Backer William L. Carfrey Michael J. Carr Steven H. Furst William A. Koelle David A. Kozloski Keith M. Kreider John G. Ott Michael A. Pavlikowski Cort N. Vignola Charles E. Worden CA TAU UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA – BERKELEY Anthony J. Badame Douglas M. Elefant Kenneth M. Fordyce Eric J. Jacobson Gregory K. Moore Sal M. Puccio Bongman Suh NY BETA OMICRON SAINT JOHN'S UNIVERSITY George N. Appas Raymond M. Goldbach Robert P. Hopkins Thomas J. Palumb Douglas J. Reidlinger NY BETA LAMBDA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Louis B. Blumberg Deryl H. Borden Glenn J. Harakal Michael D. Robins Peter M. Ryan Brian H. Waters NC OMEGA BETA UNC - CHAPEL HILL Arthur W. Cunningham Lewis D. Frazier John J. O'connor Chris Pearson PA BETA ZETA CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY Brian Byrnes Robert P. Merges Neil J. Tobenkin

PA PHI SIGMA UNIVERSITY OF THE SCIENCES IN PHILADELPHIA Michael A. Ivey PA SIGMA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE Stephen R. Buckingham Matthew L. Ganley James R. Malone Richard C. Schecter IL TAU DELTA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Ross Bottner James M. Goodsite David L. Hokin Charles J. Kulas Eugene B. Levin Paul E. Lopata Keith A. Mihaly Don N. Seidman Glenn M. Silverman Lewis I. Steinberg MA ALPHA EPSILON UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT LOWELL Lawrence A. Acquarulo Ralph C. Bellorado John M. Boner James J. David Kevin M. Day John F. Lovely Francis P. Mazzone Edward J. Pitta Michael D. Statkus Kenneth S. Watson MA THETA MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Eric W. Brown Gregory C. Carleu Lance H. Choos David Glazer Arthur M. Persichetti Richard H. Scheuermann Richard M. Tucker Richard K. Valicenti James H. Walker

VA LAMBDA KAPPA ROANOKE COLLEGE Donald P. Cancelmo Donald B. Davis David W. Hammett Levin F. Harrison Thomas A. Hastings Edwin P. Hunter James A. Hutzler Robert S. Ison John S. Japp Jeffrey R. Laible Jeffery A. Lenchner Scott R. Leonhardt Henry L. Machen John D. l. Miller John C. Newton Nevin G. Standish Douglas A. Stark Thomas A. Wheeler Scott E. Wilbur PA LAMBDA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Mark A. Bastian John M. Grib Alfred D. Hahn William J. Herman John R. Jephson Mark J. Mazar Gordon L. McGregor John B. McGowan Scott J. Sanders Kenneth U. Sormani PA OMEGA DELTA PENN STATE – ALTOONA Gerald R. Albert Mark L. Cantor Brent R. Conrad Robert S. Faith Kenneth J. Fasola Dwight A. Frank David K. Hough Randy W. Hyde Steven T. Laich David R. Mielnik J. Robert O'leary Jonathan E. Wolf PA OMEGA KAPPA WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE Mark A. Bellavia Todd H. Biagini Marc D. Newman Robert M. Roskosh

MI EPSILON DEUTERON UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Bernard M. Lory Mike Spirnak PA EPSILON ZETA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Robert A. Meynardie Andrew H. Popik PA GAMMA SIGMA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Daniel J. Cutler Alex J. Danenberg, C.K. James J. Figurel Pasquale D. Gentile Richard B. Goldstein Paul I. Haber Joe. C. Howell Dwight D. Janoff Louis E. Leff Dr. Stuart Merrian Brian W. Moidel Todd B. Narvol Edward J. O’Brien Louis A. Shapiro David S. Teolis Joshua Uram Richard B. Weisband Gerald B. Weiss Robert S. Yarup VA OMEGA ALPHA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Jay D. Aber Steven Bowers Gregory N. Britto NC OMEGA ZETA WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Richard P. Hartmann Frank L. McCorklett Greg A. Pacewic Joe A. Partain David E. Seay Gordon O. Stephenson Timothy N. Whitener CN KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Leonard Kady Steven P. Kelman

Your Fraternity Ways to make a difference… From our founding in 1895 to today, our Fraternity has been built through the valiant dedication of talented alumni. The Fraternity can always use help and support from our members and we are always searching for alumni who are willing to volunteer their time and efforts to make our Fraternity better. Opportunities are as diverse as chapter advisors to providing legal advice. We will be happy to work with any alumni to find the right fit. If you wish to contribute to making Pi Lambda Phi better, please get in touch with Gary Sanders at the International Headquarters. You may contact Gary at (203) 740-1044 or headquarters@pilambdaphi.org.

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2005 Educational Foundation Donations by Donor Level

PILAM SOCIETY $1,000-$5000 Donation

FL DELTA

Stephen H. Cypen Albert H. Kahn

MA THETA Irving Kagan

PA ALPHA DELTA Robert M. Rosenthal

PA EPSILON ZETA

Jerry S. Handler

PA GAMMA SIGMA Mark Cuban

VA OMEGA ALPHA George A. Beck, H.B.

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE

$500-$999 Donation

CA TAU Todd E. Gelfand

D. Richard Masson

CA UPSILON Richard E. Grey

FL DELTA

Elliot H. Loden

FL DELTA UPSILON Harold J. Halpin

NY GAMMA Elliot R. Wax

PA DELTA IOTA

Barry K. Hinkle

PA EPSILON ZETA Joseph R. Koveleskie

PA GAMMA SIGMA

Alan L. Rosen

PA OMEGA DELTA Kenneth J. Fasola

VA LAMBDA KAPPA

Scott E. Wilbur

WI OMEGA Eugene J. Eder

Dale S. Mitchell

REX’S CIRCLE

$250-$499 Donation

CA TAU Mike Diamond

Andrew R. Robinson

CA UPSILON William D. Feldman

Stanley K. King

FL DELTA Donald Chaiken

Stephen D. Gardner Norman K. Goldenberg

Michael R. Josephs Morty Rosenkranz

Charles P. Steinmetz

IN ALPHA DELTA Douglas B. Butler

MA THETA

Stephen M. Chapman Lance H. Choos

Herbert C. Lebovitz Philip R. Macht

MD KAPPA CHI

Warren W. Campbell

MI EPSILON DEUTERON

Henry W. Berinstein

NJ THETA Daniel F. Fisher

NY ALPHA /

NY BETA SIGMA GAMMA

Bennet H. Silverman, C.K.

NY BETA LAMBDA / NY OMEGA LAMBDA George T. Bruckman, C.K.

NY BETA OMICRON Stanley L. Klunder, H.B.

NY KAPPA TAU Kenneth M. Mosig

NY SIGMA TAU

Leon A. Schein

PA ALPHA DELTA Eli Hoffman

Herbert Wagner

PA BETA SIGMA BETA / PA OMEGA GAMMA

Hugh D. Joyce

PA DELTA IOTA

Edward K. Leventhal

PA EPSILON ZETA Robert J. Grammig

PA OMEGA KAPPA

Sanford F. Tolchin

PA SIGMA Donn E. Neurman

PA TAU OMEGA

Anthony M. Jacquinto

TX ALPHA OMEGA John L. Griffis

VA OMEGA ALPHA

H.D. Bruns, III Stephen T. Olin

Spencer A. Syrett Mark R. Williams

WI OMEGA

Hon. E. Neal Finkelman

CENTURY CLUB $100-$249 Donation

CA TAU

Frank R. Goodman Stephen H. Kay

Alan C. Mendelson Joseph D. Rothman

CA UPSILON Michael Agran

Gerald E. Dorfman Mitchell Egers

Hugh L. Gottfried Norman L. Hanover

Rafer L. Johnson Martin L. Kozberg

Charles Lane Howard A. Miller

Lewis Morgen Bernard Silverman George S. Wolfberg

Lester Ziffren

CN KAPPA / CN BETA SIGMA ETA

Jack M. Fine Jay B. Scolnick

CO ALPHA BETA

James M. Schultz

CT ALPHA CHI Robert A. Bernier

DE DELTA ALPHA

Christopher Doty

FL DELTA Kenneth D. Cohen

Michael Cook Bernard S. Datz Paul M. Faver

Stephen H. Feinstein Richard P. Forster Manuel Frankel

Edwin M. Friedlande Morris Futernick Joseph M. Jacoby Lawrence L. Jaffe Edward S. Klein

Russell L. Klepper Arnold Kwart Allen S. Levi

Fredric G. Levin Brian H. Matz

Larry M. Mizrach Stanley Newmark

Joseph L. Schwartz Melvin A. Shader Ervin R. Shames

FL DELTA TAU Mark F. Jennings

FL DELTA UPSILON

Alan B. Brown Kyle E. Kufeldt

FL OMEGA ETA /

FL BETA SIGMA DELTA Larry Perl

Herschel Rosenthal

IL OMICRON Franklin E. Horwich

Arnold L. Tanis

IL TAU DELTA / IL ALPHA KAPPA

Paul K. Bleustein Edward B. Cohen Stephen E. Elkins

Leslie Hefter Richard Rodnick Glenn A. Weiss Terry I. Younger

IN ALPHA DELTA

Charles S. Fuller John F. Leeke

Robert E. Nisbet David L. Piker, C.K.

James D. Quisenberry Zalman Weinberg

MA ALPHA EPSILON Lawrence A. Acquarulo

MA KAPPA NU DEUTERON

Donald M. Green

MA KAPPA THETA Andrew M. Harris

MA THETA

Jamie B. Bader Steven R. Bader

Howard A. Cohen Richard Coppola James R. Deasy Steven G. Finn

Rudolph Hurwich Kim Kanzaki

Matthew Lorber Kenneth S. Marks

Paul M. Ness Ronald Newman

Raymond G. Paret Frederick Segal

Ronald E. Zelazo Philip A. Zylberman

MD KAPPA DELTA

Irving N. Webb, III

MD PI PHI Sean W. Denny

MI DELTA BETA

Dr. Robert Loesch, Hon., C.K.

MI EPSILON DEUTERON Leon A. Greenblatt Robert E. Mellen James L. Popkin

Carl R. Stern

MN KAPPA CHI Dr. Fred Foss, Hon., C.K.

MO PI

Michael M. Frank Mark E. Mason

Sanford J. Spitzer

NC DELTA ZETA Christopher S. Feathers

NC OMEGA BETA

John F. Glenn Donald W. Paley

Scott B. Reid

NC OMEGA TAU Patrick T. Hefferan William T. Jenkins

NE CHI

Harvey Burstein

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Annual alumni donations are crucial toward ensuring scholarship and training

programs for the personal and educational advancement of our

undergraduate brothers! Help keep our traditions alive! For more information, please contact the Foundation office:

Foundation@pilambdaphi.org

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CENTURY CLUB

(concluded)

NH PI Robert L. Goodman

M. Thomas Grumbacher

NJ THETA Larry R. Laikin

Mitchell J. Stanko

NY ALPHA MU Eliot Engel

NY BETA OMICRON

Richard A. Cini, Jr.

NY DELTA / NY BETA ALPHA DELTA

Barry S. Cohen Leslie W. Stern

S. Edward Wilson

NY GAMMA Robert E. Halpern Richard B. Honig

Sidney Kastenbaum Marvin Mass

Matthew M. Zuckerman

NY KAPPA TAU Kenneth W. Barton

Bruce W. Friday Richard D. Gibson

Mark E. Koslin Mark F. Moriarty Roger B. Orloff

Ronald P. Preston Neal Rzepkowski

David C. Stark Jaques P. Wolfner

NY OMEGA EPSILON

Jason S. Ascher Alexander Kushner, H.B.

NY OMEGA MU

Mortimer Klaus Jay Weinberg

NY PHI LAMBDA

Richard M. Hyne Edward Panes

NY SIGMA TAU Richard Mondre

Allan Starr Ira Zankel

OH BETA TAU James P. Burdick Eric M. Calabrese Bruce W. Ireland

OH MU

Ivan J. Silverman Jerry Turk

OK IOTA

Salem L. Geller Stephen A. Janger Robert M. Merson

Robert N. Yaffe J. Gordon Zuber

PA ALPHA DELTA

Larry Blumenfeld Leon J. Greenspan

Ted S. Halpern Chris M Laskey Paul D. Lucas

Alan J. Markowitz David J. McDonnell

Albert Nipon Sheldon Perloff

Roger J. Rosenblum Marvin A. Welsch

PA ALPHA XI

Michael T. Hatrak

PA BETA SIGMA BETA / PA OMEGA GAMMA

Norbert Gaelen M. Robert Goldstein

David P. Heilveil Richard M. Heim, H.B.

Jeffrey S. Loeb Thomas E. Robinson Martin I. Rothblum

Samuel G. Ryan Thomas W. Turner

PA BETA ZETA Stephen P. Marting

Brian Byrnes

PA DELTA IOTA Robin P. Brobst

John J. Finn James B. Morris, C.K.

Milan S. Patel Wayne J. Rohrbaugh

PA EPSILON ZETA

Raymond B. Evans Abraham L. Gitlow

James H. Glueck Andrew C. Goldring Stephen D. Haymes

Chris Higgins Lawrence W. Kaplan

Sy J. Klionsky Stanley L. Malkin, M.D.

Robert Z. Midler Samuel E. Oberman

W. H. Odell Franklin R. Stern Geoffrey R. Stone

PA GAMMA CHI

Robert A. Payne

PA GAMMA SIGMA J. Richard Bergad Melvin M. Brooks

Pasquale D. Gentile Ezra M. Krieg, C.K.

Alan R. Malasky Richard D. Minker Melvin M. Schiff

Joel Smalley, H.B.

PA OMEGA DELTA Robert C. Davis

PA PHI SIGMA James Q. Lightner

PA SIGMA Andrew B. Golbert, C.K.

PA SIGMA UPSILON

Albert M. Piechotta

PA TAU OMEGA Paul S. Kaufman, C.K. Philip G. Samponaro

Jonathan R Stern

RI PHI Steven A. Kramer

TX LAMBDA /

TX ALPHA SIGMA Horace G. Jacks

VA LAMBDA KAPPA

Alan L. Blumberg Frank H. Earle, IV

VA OMEGA ALPHA Jonathan M. Cristiani

Charles T. Dent Matthew P. Fitzpatric

James C. French Everett D. Millais William H. Victor

VA OMEGA RHO Brandon C. Taylor

VA PSI

Kenneth I. Goldberg Edwin P. Hopkins Joseph A. Hopkins Kenneth Kranzberg

Oren R. Lewis Stephen J. Lovell

Warren A. Weiss, H.B.

WA EPSILON ALPHA Jonathan Borell

WI OMEGA

Robert B. Barnett Mark E. Brickman

Samuel Chortek William Friedman Jason H. Ginsberg

Richard Glazer Carl J. Kaufmann Lawrence E. Kern Brannon Lambert

Jeffrey A. Shneider Richard Steiner Peter M. Weil

CONTRIBUTORS

CA KAPPA

Daniel H. Gam Roland M. Greenberg

CA TAU

Stephen H. Abel David E. Binetti

Harry Bistrin Lorin B. Blum

Robert F. Cowan Douglas M. Elefant

Sigmund A. Freeman Philip J. Gold

Lawrence Goldsmith Ross R. Goldware

Owen A Hou

Paul F. Kubicek Albert M. Lapides

Hillard Lerner Alan L. McKay

Richard A. Michner Morton Rothman Sander F. Weiner

CA UPSILON

Gary A. Aminoff Jesse Beim

Michael A.K. Dan Leonard Frierman Brian J. Ginsburg

Theodore Goldberg Alvin G. Greenwald

Lawrence M. Grossman William C. Roen

Arnold Rudin Robert F. Seiden

Jerry Shapiro Norman Shapiro

Sherman A. Silverman Charles Soter

CN KAPPA /

CN BETA SIGMA ETA William W. Cohen

CO ALPHA BETA William H. Pfeifer

CT ALPHA CHI

Robert J. Namerow

CT TAU KAPPA Steven J. Musco

DE DELTA ALPHA

Robert A. Schmitt

FL DELTA Eric M. Bender

Myron L. Corets Alan I. Dusowitz Leslie R. Forster

E. Michael Gutman Robert H. Hoffman Robert M. Hoffman

Lewis M. Joseph Eliot A. Kleinberg David A. Kroner Carey J. Laufer Barry I. Meade

Andrew E. Nathanson John R. Phillips

Joel Rabin Arnold L. Raymon Terry M. Reisman Michael Rokeach

Jay H. Rossin Charles L. Ruffner Arthur J. Sheldon

Charles A. Stampelos Warren J. Stein

David J. Weinberger Jeff J. Wixted

FL DELTA UPSILON

Erik W. Cole Stephen R. Gallagher

FL OMEGA ETA /

FL BETA SIGMA DELTA Julian R. Benjamin William S. Cohen

Irving Cowan Joseph Golden

Sydney R. Gordon Paul H. Tocker

Dean Wolf

IL TAU DELTA / IL ALPHA KAPPA

Richard Cardozo Scott M. Davis Maury L. Fertig

Scott Goldenberg Harry W. Graff

Joseph N. Greenhouse David S. Hunter David I. Klein

Glen M. Krandel

IN ALPHA DELTA Richard W. Ewick

Gordon W. Henriott John B. Mier

Lou Waggoner

MA ALPHA EPSILON Thomas A. Reilley

MA KAPPA NU DEUTERON

Norman L. Abram David M. Di Lillo

Alan D. Sirota Joseph F. Truskowski

MA KAPPA THETA Matthew S. Newman

MA THETA

Robert M. Asher, C.K. James M. Barrabee

Jack A. Belz Alan D. Bercow

David E. Borenstein Harold R. Cohen John G. DeLuca

Stephen R. Dusse Paul D. Edelman Raymond Epstein Curtis S. Green

Marshall Greenspan Frederick J. Jao

Donald K. Joseph Timothy M. Kneale Richard A. Landy David N. Prugh

Donald E. Rediker Peter L. Richman Robert J. Schaefer

Matthew L. Sherman Robert Silver

Bradley K. Warren Louis H. Washauer Thomas E. Wolff

MD RHO

Stephen M. Levine

ME BETA CHI A. Blair Janes

MI EPSILON DEUTERON

Stanford M. Brown Robert J. Gordon

Eugene M. Strauss Howard F. Wallach Murray L. Yoffee

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2005 Educational Foundation Donations by

Donor Level

CONTRIBUTORS

(continued)

MN KAPPA CHI Mark W. Wermers

MO PI

Robert M. Balk Charles A. Berg Robert Glashow

Allen Mandel Michael N. Newmark

Neil D. Rosenberg Lawrence J. Siegel

John D. Simon Robert Twin

Morrie Zimring

NC OMEGA BETA Alan Bergman

Preston N. Comeaux John M. Ferrari

Kenneth L. Mann Larry M. Mann

Charles T. Ozment Lewis S. Ripps

Arthur M. Schrum Howard Silvers

Michael A. Stang

NC OMEGA TAU Chad D. Veen

NC OMEGA ZETA

R. Terry Wilson Tracy A. Wyatt, C.K.

NH PI

William F. Adler Adolph J. Berger

Thomas A. Blumberg Jerome J. Hochberg

Tay J. Weinman

NJ ALPHA LAMBDA Lawrence L. Lukenda

John A. Taylor

NJ OMICRON KAPPA Richard J. Marbit

NJ THETA

Philip W. Apruzzese Howard S. Brecher

Brian Fitzpatric Morris Kaplan

Theodore J. Martines Morton Nelkin

Vincent J. Truncellit Arnold C. Werner

Andrew C. Zamoyski

NY ALPHA / NY BETA SIGMA GAMMA

Dr. Edward Lebowitz

NY ALPHA MU Robert M. Zwiebach

NY BETA / NY BETA SIGMA XI

Kenneth J. Abrams Edward L. Allen

Mark L. Friedman Harvey A. Strickon

NY BETA LAMBDA /

NY OMEGA LAMBDA Jerome Mushkat

Andrew F. Winning

NY BETA OMICRON John P. Dunne

NY DELTA / NY BETA

ALPHA DELTA H. Ronald Bush

David Covitz Albert J. Eisenberg Richard A. Halpern David L. Hoffberg

David C. Klein Martin S. Miller

Morton H. Rochman Jonathan S. Ruskin

Edgar F. Sachs William H. Shore

NY DELTA EPSILON

Jack Cohn James L. Dube

NY ETA CHI

Lewis E. Gelobter

NY GAMMA Clayton L. Blick Harris M. Burte

Ira J. Laufer Alfred J. Lurie

Stuart J. Shapiro Howard Troyansky Norton H. Zavon

NY IOTA CHI

Robert M. Aronson

NY KAPPA ALPHA Simon A. Fludgate

Eric N. Stravitz Jonathan D. Stravitz

NY KAPPA GAMMA

DEUTERON David Dufault

NY KAPPA TAU

Richard J. Anderson Douglas E. Antelman Robert W. Antelman

Scott C. Bello Mark V. Dobrosiels

John J. Faccone Francis S. Gay

John T. Hockenbury Mark E. Hulscher Walter C. Johnson M. John Murphy

Barry I. Needalman Ira D. Poppel

Urban E. Saltus Joshua L. Segal

Steven F. Sterling Paul C. Vitucci

Lloyd B. Wilson

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The Frater December 1916 Fraternity Man vs. Independent

To arrive at a state of happiness and content through a comparison of our own position with the position of those less fortunate is not the most magnanimous and unselfish course to pursue. Yet, fundamentally, it is the only way in which one can come to a realization and appreciation of the fact that he has something to be thankful for. Thus it is that our country today, by comparing its own peaceful state with the devastation and bloodshed going on abroad, is contented. Thus, it seems to me, the fraternity man, in considering the position of the independent, should experience a sense of pleasant satisfaction.

But, as it is often said, “Comparisons are odius.” And all college men, with few exceptions, have been independents at some period of their college career, and therefore familiar with the conditions of the independent, I shall merely present some of the advantages gained from being affiliated with a fraternity, and some of the invaluable inheritances incidentally accruing thereto.

To begin with, the fraternity is an educational institution in itself. Its members receive an education entirely different from that offered by the university, but which, in preparing men for the encounter with the outer world is essentially more practical. A sense of responsibility and business experience is gained in managing the chapter house. The intercourse with the other men in the house develops tact and judgement, while the lessons learned in adjusting one’s temper to that of the other men are invaluable. In the matter of “rushing,” as the campaign for new men is called, the fraternity man receives a training which only the actual experience of life can give. The tact exercised in trying to make a favorable impression on the men being “rushed,” and the quickness with which the member has to make up his mind as to the qualities of the man “rushed,” develops a judgement of character which in the game of life will easily prove its worth.

Now I do not stubbornly adhere to the proposition that the above-mentioned benefits are open to fraternity men exclusively. But, I do contend that the opportunity afforded the independent is not so easily accessible. However, to clinch my remarks, as it were, I will quote a passage from a magazine article, by an anonymous author, which the independent will find an invincible argument in favor of fraternity men. “A graduate,” it reads, “who is a fraternity man, is not only an alumnus of the college, but of his chapter. The chapter performs a valuable service in keeping him interested in the college. As a contributor to the house fund, he has a vital interest in something connected with his alma mater. Once or twice each year, he gets a circular letter from the chapter with news of the college and alumni. His record is kept by the chapter. It is a clearinghouse for information concerning all of its members. No matter how long he has been away, he finds somebody in the college town who knows who he is, who is glad to see him. His name has been read in the old minute books. Traditions concerning him have been told around the fireplace, and he being out of college these twenty-five years, perhaps. When he enters the chapter house, he gets a warm clasp of a hand. The boys proceed to pick out his picture in the groups hanging on the wall. In my chapter they call you by your old nickname, or by your given name, unless you are too frostily dignified, and make you a boy again, with them, an elder brother, but a brother. When I go into the house of my chapter, and they call me, fifiteen years out of college, by my given name, it warms the cockles of my heart and my blood flows faster. Your old college name in the mouths of college boys. How

sweet it is! Here is time defied, here is the one place in the world where the fountain sought by Ponce de Leon ever flows, perpetual youth realized. The chapter is eternally young, eternally joyous, and to have an eternal welcome to it is a precious privilege.”

Are there many independents, if any, who can in any way enjoy such a privilege?

Charles Abramson Cornell University

Delta 1917

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2005 Educational Foundation Donations by Donor Level (concluded)

CONTRIBUTORS

(concluded)

NY OMEGA EPSILON Arnold N. Lubin

NY OMEGA MU

Sidney Gutstein Donald M. Kentop Sidney A. Keyles Steve Weintraub

NY OMICRON RHO

Matthew J. Katz Steven Riegler, C.K.

NY PHI LAMBDA

Ramy Harel Gregory R. Holden

Steven D. Silverman

NY SIGMA TAU Gerald D. Stein

Kenneth Wortman

OH ALPHA EPSILON John Millisor

OH BETA SIGMA

Mitchell H. Bernstein Stephen F. Comus

OH BETA TAU

Brian Bias Earl H. Cunningham

Sean A. Lehlbach Douglas R. MacQueen

R. Scott McNeill John David Smith

Kenneth C. Williams

OH MU Saul S. Anton Rafael Furst

Stanley Glasser, H.B. Raymond Grenald

Ronald S. Holzman M. Milton R. Levinson

Jack Rosen Ronald D. Sharlach

Kenneth M. Weinberg Richard A. Wells Darrell A. Young

OK IOTA

Edward S. Baum Ron Brodkey Norman Burk

Harold E. Raizen Sidney A. Rosenbluth

Donald K. Wilk Michael S. Wolfson

PA ALPHA DELTA

Victor E. Abraham Jerome R. Balka, C.K.

Marvin E. Black Jerome L. Cohen Barry Feldscher

William L. Glosser Alan Goldfine

Marvin Jeshiva Jeffrey L. Kleinberg Matthew G. Koch

Irving Koffler Paul Kraft

Arthur J. Marcus Damian D. Morlando

Edward A. Plasky Chester H. Sanger

Jacob J. Siegal David G. Silver

Theodore Spivak Richard C. Williams

PA BETA SIGMA BETA /

PA OMEGA GAMMA Warren D. Aaronson

Bernard S. Abeshouse Stanley M. Berman Dennis T. Bernstein

Kevin J. Bowser Ronald L. Chapman Jack R. Clauser, II Alvin Fleischman

Peter Freed Murray D. Friedman Richard B. Hunter

Arthur L. Kimmelfield Abbot Krass

Martin A. Leibowitz Albert E. Manning Bruce S. Putchat Alexander Wolf

PA BETA ZETA Ronald C. Curhan

Lee S. Daniels Fritz J. Friedlaend

Alfred B. Friedman Kenneth L. Goldman

Philip Lubitz Gary A. McMaster

David Shaeffer

PA DELTA IOTA James G. Cassel

Peter Certo John S. Chitwood

James J. Eng Jean Fluevog

Thomas R. Gulick Paul F. Izat

Brendan McNulty Michael T. Pregler

Al Santella Brian M. Smith

PA EPSILON ZETA

William B. Bram Bruce A. Cohen Alexander Fisher

Abraham S. Gorelick Sam Kaplan

Clive B. Klatzkin William I. Kramer Marc N. Linowitz Louis H. Meyer

Slater E. Newman Howard Oestreich David A. Proctor Merritt E. Raff

Stanford H. Ross Eugene A. Rothkopf Harry L. Rothstein Robert S. Sandler

Morton J. Schoenbach Louis Silberman Robert A. Weil

PA GAMMA CHI J. Edward Poorbaugh

Courtney B. Springmeyer

PA GAMMA SIGMA Lawrence N. Adler

Joseph E. Allon Joseph A. Anistransk

Gilbert S. Brody Warren M. Cohn

Alex J. Danenberg Wallace Feldman James E. Glick Ivan S. Gold

Marvin W. Goldstein Arnold I. Levine

Edward L. Levine Michael J. Mabunay

Stuart Merrian Mark E. Romanoff

Richard K. Rubinoff Robert A. Uhl

Gerald H. Weiner Harold C. Weiss

PA KAPPA ETA Thomas L. Dunn

Bryan D. Kulakowsky Chris B. Triquet

PA KAPPA OMEGA

Thomas E. Work

PA LAMBDA Jack J. Dreyfus

Charles C. Easton Paul C. Mazzella

Robert D. Reisman Arthur I. Ross, Jr.

Laurence D. Skaller George Y. Sodowick

Kurt W. Stoffel Aram V. Terchunian

PA OMEGA DELTA

Donald A. Chilcot Duane A. Daski

Patrick S. Durbin Thomas A. Lucas

Anthony J. Martino Jeffery D. Voyzey

PA OMEGA KAPPA

Marc Pollock Ira Quint

Milton S. Rinzler

PA PHI DELTA Leon S. Brzustowic

Robert N. Gable

PA PHI SIGMA George M. McAlanis

Ryan S. Nauman Edward Papish

PA SIGMA

Alfred G. Adler Irving S. Bravman Jay P. Goldsmith Wayne L. Lesser

Daniel Lowell Irwin M. Pasternak

David Schwartz Warren L. Stone

PA SIGMA UPSILON

Robert G. Reed

PA TAU OMEGA Frederick Billet

Edward W. Burrs Noah Chivian

Eric Fisher Kenneth Frumkin

Albert M. Katz Richard C. Lavy Jerry Y. Leshem

Lloyd S. Mailman Michael T. McGrath Robert M. Sullivan

TX ALPHA OMEGA

R.L. Fudge

TX LAMBDA / TX ALPHA SIGMA

Ben Aguilar Tryon Lewis

Robert L. Liddell

VA ALPHA PSI Mathew W. Fulford

VA LAMBDA KAPPA Norman H. Bell

Edmund D. Bowman, Jr. Robert S. Carneal

Charles H. Feldman Howard C. Froelich Ganiel O. Gregory Scott C. Griswold Steven L. Miller

G. William Nabers Richard L. Price

Sam Testa

VA OMEGA ALPHA David B. Agard Steven Bowers

Gregory N. Britto Robert S. Cohn Steven P. Cole

David W. Cross William J. Denio

Harold Fisher George A. Ford

Stephen H. Gavett Michael J. Lewis Robert C. Lindner Arthur K. Thorn David A. Zatz

VA OMICRON ZETA

Bryan A. Muddiman Thomas J. Smith

VA PSI

E. Allen Athearn Robert B. Dickson Robert E. Factor

Milton Greenblatt Steven D. Hall

Ronald L. Hudson Jerome E. Hyman

Samuel A. Kushner Morton B. Lembeck

Harvey L. Levine Edwin S. Wenzel III Charles H. Wilson

WI OMEGA Martin Becker

Charles L. Edwards Thomas P. Kinney

Hon. Herbert H. Kohl Arthur Korf

Arthur Kowitt Allen S. Lipson Robert L. Lubar Robert Novasel Allen Putterman

Ed Rubin Lawrence Z Winkelman

WV MU

Morris R. Rubin

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Spring 2006

Conclave Schedule

February 10-12

University of North Carolina,

Chapel Hill

February 17-19 University of Illinois, Champaign, Urbana

March 3-5*

Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

Cambridge

((* Note revised date)

Convention 2006

Plans are under way

for early August! Please check for

further details later in the year on the

Fraternity web site at www.pilambdaphi.org.

Saturday night during convention is always a special festivity, where brothers can celebrate the past days of accomplishments, lessons learned and, of the highest substance, brotherhood shared. This year’s Presidential Awards Banquet was held at the ballroom of the Reitz Union on the University campus. Four Past Presidents of the Fraternity were in attendance including Stanley Glasser, H.B., University of Cincinnati, Stanley L. Klunder, H.B., St. John’s University, Bennet Silverman, C.K., Columbia University and Paul Kaufman, C.K., Franklin and Marshall. George A. Beck, H.B., University of Virginia, Executive Director Emeritus, was the Master of Ceremonies assisted by IEC President Ronald Grossman, C.K., Washington and Jefferson College. A notable highlight of this year’s banquet was an impersonation of one of our Founding Fathers, Louis Sampter Levy, by Harvey Lasky, Lafayette College.

During the Presidential Banquet, special awards were presented to brothers and chapters who have served the Fraternity well through their active service:

COUNCIL KEY Awarded to Brothers who have provided

meritorious service over a number of years. Honorees have been previously awarded at least

three Certificates of Merit.

Nick Drewek Ferris State University ‘94

Dr. Robert Loesch, HON., Ferris State University Dr. Fred Foss, HON.,

Winona State University

GOLD CERTIFICATES OF

MERIT Awarded to alumni who

continue to serve the Fraternity after years of service.

Karl Oestreich, C.K RPI ‘79

and

Bennet H. Silverman, C.K., Columbia University ‘59 is

congratulated by IEC Vice President, Dan Scott, University of Illinois ’89.

THE GEORGE A. BECK OUTSTANDING CHAPTER

AWARD

New York Kappa Tau Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

EDWARD GOLDMAN ALUMNUS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

110TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION (continued) This award honors an alumnus who has

contributed to the Fraternity, over a long period of time, in the area of alumni

activities.

Anthony J. Salzman, C.K., Goldman Award Recipient, University of Florida

’73, and Paul S. Kaufman, C.K., recipient of The Past Presidents

Medallion, Franklin & Marshal ’73.

THE PAST PRESIDENT’S MEDALLION

Paul S. Kaufman, C.K., Franklin and Marshall ‘73

CERTIFICATES OF MERIT Awarded to an alumnus who has

contributed to the betterment of the Fraternity in the past year.

Jerry Boman

Ferris State University ‘97 Al Calvo

North Carolina State University ‘98 Joe Ciaffone PLP Fraternity Presidents

Past and Present - Bennet H. Silverman, C.K., IEC Councilman; Ronald

M. Grossman, M.D., C.K., IEC President; Stanley Glasser, H.B.; PLP Educational Foundation President,

Stanley L. Klunder, H.B.; and, Paul S. Kaufman, C.K., IEC Councilman.

Ferris State University ‘94 Eric Courtney

Baldwin-Wallace ‘73 Mitchell Eggers

UCLA ‘56 Gareth Farrington

FIT ‘02 Greg Flanik

Baldwin-Wallace ‘97 Robert Gafford Siena Heights ‘02 Robert Gard, III

Ferris State University ‘94 David Jutovsky

Illinois ‘90 Michael Keller

Widener ‘02 Robert Krieg

Ferris State University ‘03 Aron Kuppersmith Past Chapter Advisor and alumnus, Karl

Oestreich, C.K., and Convention Honorary Chairman and award namesake, George A.

Beck, H.B., present the Outstanding Chapter Award to RPI chapter brothers Rick Allen

and Vincent Hood.

MIT ‘74 David LaBanc

Baldwin-Wallace ‘95

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CERTIFICATES OF MERIT (concluded)

Michael D. LaBelle

FIT ‘93 William MacLean III

Pittsburgh ‘01 Chris Marshall

Ferris State University ‘95 Robert Matthews

VPI ‘85 Mark McCloskey

Ferris State University ‘93 Jay McNeely

FIT ‘02 Aaron Pieri

Ferris State University ‘01 Jacob Pifer

Siena Heights University ‘02 Tim Rockett

VPI ’94 Joseph St. Thomas

Winona State University ‘99 Roger Taylor

Illinois ‘92 Shawn Upchurch

Baldwin-Wallace ‘94 Mitchell Weinstein

Illinois ‘89 John Woodall

VPI ‘94 Dr. Joseph Zanoni

Ferris State University ‘94

When convention concludes, it is hoped that each brother takes with him new found experience, knowledge, and lasting memories. Many new friends were made - many road trips were planned. Stories were told - and retold. Once again, in full force, was the meaning of fraternity for the brothers of Pi Lambda Phi! Plans are currently in full swing for Pi Lambda Phi’s 111th Anniversary Convention in August 2006! Check for further details later in the year on the Fraternity web site at www.pilambdaphi.org.

Not Four Years –But a Lifetime! Live the Creed!

110TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION (concluded)

Dear Brothers, It gives me great pleasure to bring you greetings and the good news that Pi Lambda Phi is very much alive and well in this new academic year. There exists an atmosphere of enthusiasm and newfound optimism that our beloved brotherhood has surmounted most of the administrative and financial problems of the past three years and is on track for growth and prosperity in the near and distant future. Thanks to the support of our loyal alumni and the dedicated leadership of my immediate predecessor, Paul Kaufman, C.K., and the brothers of the International Executive Council, the Fraternity is once more under responsible and effective leadership and with sound financial management in place. Over the past three years we have paid back most of the enormous debt incurred by our previous management and with the expertise of our treasurer, James B. Morris, C.K., CPA, have managed cash flow in a responsible fashion with newly installed appropriate safeguards. A new Director of Chapter Operations has been hired and he has proved to be a real asset to our operations. Gary Sanders, alumnus of our Shippensburg University Chapter is on the job full time and has worked very well with our volunteers on Council to improve relations with our affiliate undergraduate chapters. We have managed to continue our yearly conventions, which have proved very successful in a college campus setting. North Carolina State University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the University of Florida have hosted the conventions since 2003. Convention 2006 will be held in early August, with the venue to be announced shortly. Additionally in 2005, we held a series of productive and successful conclaves in the Northeast and Midwest. A similar series is planned for spring 2006. We are also enthusiastically looking forward to expansion with three very interested groups on the campuses of the University of Michigan, Lock Haven State University in Pennsylvania and the University of Wisconsin at Platteville. These groups are excellent prospects and represent our return to a carefully organized plan of expansion. Through the leviathan efforts of a core group of alumni who have volunteered their services, time and considerable financial resources, this Fraternity has weathered the storms of the past three years and has not only survived, but progressed. To ensure our future we very much need the support of our Alumni and respectfully request your continued interest, generosity and communication with the international organization. Fraternally,

Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity 2005 – 2006

Ronald M. Grossman, M.D., C.K. IEC President

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