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NU NEWS- FALL 2009 -

A PublicAtion of the nu chAPter of tAu KAPPA ePsilon

the university of cAliforniA, berKeley

Tere will be a lot to like about the 55th Annual NuChapter Christmas Luncheon on December 11. So manyhanges have been made that we have practically reinventedhe popular aair.

Since we let the tradition o Founders Day to the ActiveChapter, this is the closest thing we have to a banquet, so we

ave planned an event whose location and cost are expectedo attract many new Fraters, making this the greatest comingogether o Nu Chapter ekes.

Mark your calendar or Friday, December 11, becauseven the day o the week is changed. We will be at Hs.

Lordships Restaurant on the Berkeley Marina, site oeveral happy banquets o years past. Everyone liked theumptuous surroundings o the orch Room, and the view the Campanile across the estuaryon the campus wheret all began.

Te cost is $45, down rom $64 last year; drinks areess expensive, and parking is ree. Well begin to gatherbout 11:00 or 11:30, and drinks may be ordered at the bar,djacent to our room, so we can begin socializing as soon as

we arrive.Lunch will be a buetnot cold cuts or peaches and

ottage cheesebut a ull array o entrees and side dishes.Red and white wine will be on each table. Te ladies, whosewn buet will be a more modest $30 (because they do notequire a banquet room) will be seated at their own specialable in the dining room, and will join us ater lunch or

more visiting and perhaps serenading by some members ohe Active Chapter who will also be present.

Attire, as usual, is dressy, or reasonably so.Te Berkeley Marina is more convenient to the greater

umber o alumni, and it is elt that the change to Fridaywill be more attractive to those who wish to make a weekend

ut o it.Frater Peter Cloven is coordinating the event. He

must have all reservations and checks by December 4. Aeservation orm is in this issue. Dont miss this. Its goingo be huge.

Dear Alumni,au Kappa Epsilon is o to another antastic semester and year

Tere are so many great things happening at the house right now thaare making KE one o the best houses on campus. KE is growinquickly with the right kind o men that will help continue to builo o what KE has become and push au Kappa Epsilon to its nexlevel.

Right now, KE is one o the biggest, i not the biggest, house ocampus with sixty-three active members. On o top o that, we hav

just inducted seventeen pledges who are looking orward to joininthe house and becoming Fraters in KE. Tat is eighty memberTis semester was the rst semester that we were not able to providhousing or all o the members that wanted to live in. On the one hanthat is unortunate, but on the other hand it shows that KE is stronand ourishing in the Greek community.

Academically, KE is also among the strongest houses. We werjust ranked 5th best GPA on campus out o the 36 raternity housein IFC. Last semester we hit the books hard and achieved a 3.35 GPAcollectively as a house. Our goal this semester is to boost this GPA

rating another .05 points to hit an impressive 3.4 GPA as a houseTe work ethic o the brothers right now is phenomenal and I see ureaching our goal i not surpassing it.

Philanthropically, Nu Chapter and Nationals are now partnerewith St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital. Our Philanthropy Chahas already started getting the ground work to do a joint philanthropevent with the ri Delts who share the same philanthropy. On top othat, we are looking orward to another antastic Battle o the Bandevent!

Te bottom line is that it is a great time to be a KE. Te NChapter o au Kappa Epsilon is thriving right now and we ar

Letter fr te Prytans

LETTERS FRomThE AcTivE chAPTER

(Continued on page 3)

A new location, and many other changes!ThE NEW chRiSTmAS LUNchEoN WiLL BE BiGGER ANDBETTER ThAN EvER

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Nu Newsis published by Nu o TauKappa Epsilon, ounded October 3,1919 in Berkeley, Caliornia. Please

direct all news to: Nu News, c/o FMG,2660 North 1st Avenue, Tucson, AZ

85719 or toCalTKE@TKENu-Alumni.org

Alumni leAdership

house CorporAtion BoArdPresident:

Tom Morgan 50 - 925.979.9727muller375@yahoo.com

Secretary:Will Deady 54 - 415.491.4204

wcd001@sprynet.com

Treasurer:John Phillips 61 - 925.377.1112

john@phillipstrustees.comMembers:

John Bell 57

Alex Zwissler 79

Mark Edelstone 83

Craig Kirchner 86

Steve Schmidt 90

Alumni AssoCiAtion

President- Chip Wray 53

Vice President-John Bell 57Secretary, Editor: Nu News-

Robin Harris 56

Treasurer-Wayne Martinez 74

Members-

Will Deady 54

Fred Lusk 56

Peter Cloven 86

Steve Schmidt 90

Alumni Advisors

Carl Anderson 57Clif Ceridono 57

Howard Nemir 57

Dick Anderson 58

Jerry Boddum 66

Jim Clardy 67

Larry Brehm 68

Greg Joe 72

Kinman Tong 03

DoNT ShooT! im jUST ThE EDiToR

I had an editorial all written, and I have to tell you, it sucked big time. T

the submissions or Nu News rom the Active Chapter arrived on my comp

yesterday.

Magic!

So I scrapped what I had written and started anew. What ollows -

message to the Actives - is inspired by their contribution:

You guys amaze me. Absolutely amaze me. How did we get so lucky

just a ew pages, you took me into the past and thrust me into the uture.

jerked my emotions all over the place.

You piqued my memory: Tere was the night I pledged. We had gon

see Kismet in San Francisco in a 1926 Buick. Tere was my rst room

the third oor, west side, which happened to provide a stunning view in

bedroom o the girls dorm next door. And there was that aternoon, when I

Hegemon, my beloved pledges kidnapped me (almost). Pinned between

men in the back o a Ford convertible, I leaped into the ront seat, snatched

keys out o the ignition and threw them up onto the balcony o what was the AGD sorority across the street. It was my nest hour. And there were

serenades. Te eke songs. Te eke Band. Te RFs*. All o it good. Som

us call it the old house.

Fast orward ty-plus years. So much has changed, but so much rem

the same. You have made astounding changes, yet the old house still lives.

best o both worlds conronts me when I visit. It is surrealhauntingly am

on the one hand, but strangely new on the other. You have learned well

the past and you are enhancing eke lie in the present.

Abraham Lincoln said, I like to see a man proud o the place in whic

lives. Your loving care o the House speaks eloquently to that pride

As I read o your scholarship, the other-centeredness o your philanthr

eorts, your diverse academic majors, the breadth o your interests, and

intensity with which you express your hopes and dreams, I am overwhelm

Surely the uture belongs to each and all o you.

Tank you. You rock my world.

* I dont know whether this term is still around; but i you dont know what an R

consult an alum, preerably not in the presence o your wie or your girlriend.

ABoUT ThiS iSSUEIn this issue o Nu News, we depart rom our usual ormat. Instead o includiphotos o a previous alumni event, we highlight scenes o Channing Way and thlives o the undergraduates who populate it. We appreciate the cooperation o HistDustin McKenzie who has assisted us with the presentation o this gallery o picture

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LETTER FRom ThE hEGEmoN

LETTER FRom ThE hiSToR

Tis all 2009 semester is looking bright here at KE-Nu,nd this all pledge class only seems to enhance our anticipation.

Ater another successul rush, our 16 person pledge class looks to

ontinue our trend o steadily increasing numbers. oday we arene o the largest raternities on campus, and we are proud to havealanced these numbers with quality membership. We believe thisledge class will be no exception.

Its still early in the pledge season, but Peter Clovens two-and--hal year tradition o Bonding Night was successul as usual,nd the group appears to be getting along rather well despite theclectic mix o backgrounds, personalities, and age-groups.

Tis week, the pledge class will be electing their ofcers. Imxcited to see the leadership begin to emerge rom this point. Itstill early in the process, but I believe this group has some promisingotentials or not just their pledge class, but or the uture o the

raternity. I believe au Kappa Epsilon is in great hands and I amondent these men will shine in the pledge process and onlyontinue as they hopeully become brothers in the bond.

Yours in the Bond,

Camden Andrews #1060Hegemon, Nu Chapter

Beginning my second semester as KE-Nus Histor, I eel thatam in a prime position to eect change in the uture o thisraternity by continuing our connection to its past. Tis semester,am excited to expand our house-sponsored alumni events romne to three and give the active Fraters a better chance to learn

more about our esteemed alum and connect with them on aersonal level. I hope that this expansion o events will go wellnd will continue with each Histor who succeeds me.

LETTERS FRom ThE AcTivE chAPTER coNTiNUED....

perating better than we have in the past. Our 63 members are allassionate about the house and making it the best house at Cal. Iou havent had a chance to visit the chapter, we would love to see youround the house whenever you could make it or or any o the homeootball games. Tank you or your continued support and I hope toee as many o you as possible around the house soon! Go Bears!

Yours In the Bond,

Michael Cerussi, #1041Prytanis, Nu Chapter

Our rst event at the chapter house, the Alumni CocParty, was a great success a strong number o alums romdecades showed and enjoyed a lighthearted night with the broo the house. We have two more events this year. Te rst,Founding Fathers BBQ, is a celebration or the young menbrought KE back to Cal six years ago. Te second, the anKE Tanksgiving Dinner, will be an end o the year celebra

or brothers, alums, riends, and amily. We hope to see everat both o these events.

I am proud to say that todays history lessons are continto expand and everyone in the house rom pledges to brothergetting a taste o all eras o Nu Chapter history. Tis is being by the continuation o the Know Your Nu History questhat are being sent to pledges via email. Tese questions rrom serious to silly and challenge pledges to seek out brothersalumni to nd the answer to historically relevant questions.

On a closing note, I encourage all the alums to come bychapter whenever possible. Te house itsel has been renovat

many areas and is absolutely beautiul. Te new pledge class io personable, upstanding gentlemen. And as always, the chwelcomes any stories or anecdotes o old that any o you wistell. God Bless; I look orward to meeting you all!

Yours in the Bond,

Dustin McKenzie #1078Histor, Nu Chapter

LETTER FRom ThE hoUSE mANAG

ekes at Cal have always taken a large amount o pride inhouse they live in; this semester is no dierent. Tis semester, mbrothers are banding together and pitching numerous ideas how we can make this house more comortable to live in, sin, and have un in. Every semester we designate one day as Day on which the brothers work together to advance the phystate o the house. Tese ideas will come to a head during thisas we attempt to install many improvements in the interiorexterior o the house. Tis year our two major projects will bcontinuation o the building o the barbecue in the backyard

constructing a new sturdier gate on the west side o the propIn addition, brothers on this day will be working to x up cland clean up landscaping in the ront and back yards. We that this KE Day will be immensely successul and that improvements will stand or years to come.

Yours In the Bond,

Josh Feldman #1090House Manager, Nu Chapter

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LETTER FRomThE SchoLARShiP chAiR

Troughout the summer, the brothers at KE worked torganize the study library by creating an online, searchable catalogue all the texts we own. Te study library is also now organized by

Dewey Decimal numbers, to make it more easily accessible to thehapter. We hope that this change will not only save brothers

money but will also encourage each other to urther investigate

exts with similar inormation that our classes require. I also amurrently working to compile old exams and study materials inton online study bank, so brothers are more prepared or midtermeason. In addition, I have been holding study hours throughouthe week with both brothers and pledges, all with the intent o

maintaining KEs high standards o academic excellence. Wehope that these changes will continue to push KE-Nu into higherGPA levels as we strive or our pre-set goal o a 3.4 chapter GPA.

Yours in the Bond,

Alvin Yi #1097

cholarship Chair, Nu Chapter

LETTER FRomThE PhiLANThRoPY chAiR

Greetings, Im ed Rothenberg and Im the PhilanthropyChair or this all semester. Weve already hit the ground runninghis semester, and there are a lot more philanthropy events in thelanning. Just last week we hit o the year with our rst event,articipating in the Berkeley Path Wanderers Association. During

his event we helped build pathways in the Berkeley hills to enableasier access between streets. It was quite a demanding workout,digging and carrying soil up steep hills, but in the end, those who

articipated beneted rom the great amount o collaboration andamaraderie that was established. Te next event our house will benvolved in is the Berkeley Project Day 2009. During this event,tudents and volunteers rom all around Berkeley gather aroundhe city to participate in community enrichment, greening, andity works. Tese activities range rom cleaning the streets o trasho removing grafti on buildings to planting trees.

As you all know, the new recipient organization o KEsnational philanthropy undraising is St. Jude Childrens Research

Hospital. I am in the process o planning out, either or this semesterr or spring semester, a Letter-Writing Party in which brothers

will write letters to amily and riends requesting donations or St.udes. Ater attending a St. Judes collegiate seminar in Memphis,

N this past summer, I learned that these Letter-Writing partiesre a very eective way o raising money or the cause.

Te biggest philanthropy event that our house will be personallyhrowing this semester is the second annual Battle o the BandsBOB). Tis event attracts masses o people rom all over theampus, including people in and outside o the Greek System. It

LETTER FRomThE AThLETicS chAiR

Xi cLASS:mEET oUR NEW iNiTiATES

Athletics play a signicant role in the mental/physical groand development o our Fraters. Not only does au Kappa Epprides itsel on competing at the highest level on the courtsthe Fraters also always display sportsmanship on and o the Being a part o intramural sports means being involved withentire Greek community at large as well, rom the other ratern

that we compete against to the sorority sisters that play on manour teams.

Rolling o o a very successul spring semester, Nu Chais currently competing in six intramural sports: CoRec 111 soccer, IFC basketball, CoRec basketball, CoRec volleyOpen League sotball, and Open League ultimate Frisbee. Mimpressively, there is a very diverse and athletic group o ladies many o the other sororities who also play or KEs intramuincluding our Chapter Sweetheart. Te entire Fraternity, a with many close riends, come out strong each week to support or their players. Te brotherhood that is shown us a tremendous edge in bringing home some championships

semester! Go EKES!

Freddy Yip #1035Athletics Chair, Nu Chapter

T Pauln Srll Nuber 1089

My name is om Paulino. I am currently a third year PolScience major. For me, KE is my home away rom home with new people that I can call brothers. au Kappa Epsilongiven me so much already and I am very excited to give equally i not more in return.

js Feldan Srll Nuber 1090

Hi there, my name is Josh Feldman. I am a sophomore romAngeles. I am an intended Philosophy and Rhetoric major. currently living at KE and acting as apprentice house man

is an eective and un way o raising money, and last year it whuge success.

In the end, I am condent we will have a productive semin the realm o philanthropy and giving back to the commun

Yours in the Bond,

ed Rothenberg #1096Philanthropy Chair, Nu Chapter

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While I had never even considered joining a raternity in theeginning o reshman year, becoming a eke has been the best

decision I have made at Berkeley. Being a part o this inspirednd supportive group o men has been invaluable to my collegexperience.

crstan handley Srll Nuber 1091

My name is Christian Handley, and I was born at the tender age zero in Singapore, and proceeded to live there or nine years.

During my tenure there, I studied at De Hollandse School, or,terally translated, Te Dutch School. I came to Cal to attain aBachelors in Mechanical Engineering and I hope to use my degreeowards space travel or public transportation. Ever since I joined, Im loving au Kappa Epsilon, rom the individual brothers at Nu

Chapter to the organization as a whole. I look orward to a ruitulour years at Cal, harboring close riendships as well as excelling incademics and extracurriculars.

Kyle mesna Srll Nuber 1092

My name is Kyle Meshna. I am a second year Rhetoric and Mediatudies Major. I enjoy playing sports and painting in my reeime. I am so happy that I was given the opportunity to join thisreat house; it has given me a home in such a large university andurrounded me with great men who I hope I can continue to getloser to.

Paul St Srll Nuber 1093

Hi! My name is Paul Soto and Im a third year Math and EconomicsMajor. Te reason I like KE so much is that there are so manydiverse people in the house; however, one o the many things that

rings us together are the values that represent KE. I hope to usehese values in my uture endeavors as I soon graduate and enter

he real world.

Rbert Rgnan Srll Nuber 1094

My name is Robert Rigonan and Im a second year rom SanDiego, Caliornia. Im majoring in Society and Environment with

double minor in Public Policy and Global Poverty and Practice.Last semester, as the Pledge Class Historian, I constructed theXi class scrapbook digitally and had it printed proessionally. Ihope to continue this as a tradition within the raternity because it

rovides great records or uture men in the Bond. I am currentlyhe Grifn or the Omicron pledge class, a job that I am delighted

o ulll as I get to know the pledge class on a personal level.Outside o KE I am involved with Sustainability eam, BerkeleyEnergy and Resources Collaborative, and Cal each.

Danny Fresnger Srll Nuber 1095

My name is Danny Freisinger and I am in my third year at Berkeley.My major is Sports Broadcast Journalism. I am the currentports director at KALX Berkeley radio station, which includesroadcasting all Cal ootball, basketball, and baseball games. Go

Bears!

Ted Rtenberg Srll Nuber 1096

Hi, my name is ed Rothenberg. Im a sophomore here at Caloriginally rom Los Angeles. My intended major is MolecularCellular Biology. I love playing sports and Im currently on intramural sotball and ultimate risbee team. I participatcampus organizations including Camp Kesem, which is a childsummer camp aimed at helping amilies coping with cancer. additionally the Philanthropy Chair or KE this semester.

Aln Y Srll Nuber 1097Hi, my name is Alvin Yi. I am a second-year at Berkeley harom San Jose, CA. I intend on double majoring in Econoand Integrative Biology, hopeully pursuing a masters in busin the uture. I enjoy listening to a wide variety o music, romto hip-hop, in my ree time. Tis semester, I am the ScholarChair.

Andy hennng Srll Nuber 1098

Hi, my name is Andy Henning. Im a second year History majomy ree time I enjoy running and swimming. I think it is ant

that there are so many diverse interests here at KE withodoubt, there is always something to do in the house with onyour brothers. I hope that we continue to oster such a brotenvironment.

Dan Wat Srll Nuber 1099

My name is Dan Wait, Im a second year intended IntegrBiology major and Chemistry minor. In my ree time I love tobasketball, eat, and take naps. I chose to join KE because itone place I ound the brotherhood I was looking or. Tis has helped me more than I could have ever imagined and will

continue to help me throughout the year.

max Keeler Srll Nuber 1100

Hi, my name is Max Keeler. I am currently a second year min Political Economy with a minor in Chinese. I enjoy learother languages-- Im uent in Spanish and in my third yeastudying Chinese-- and being outdoors. I spent this past sumas a backpacking guide at Philmont Boy Scout Ranch in Mexico.

Ab Bala Srll Nuber 1101

My name is Abiram Bala and I am currently an undergradsophomore at Cal. I am an intended Molecular and Cell Biomajor with the goal o attending medical school in the utuwas raised in Fremont, Caliornia and as a NorCal native ecstatic to root or the Caliornia Golden Bears! Outside o I am involved with academic research, a ew student groups,directorship in the ASUC. With this all semester being my a ully initiated Frater, I intend to continue having extraordiexperiences while simultaneously becoming even closer tohouse.

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Ben Grgr Srll Nuber 1102

Im Ben Gregori, and Im a second year Political Science andClassics double major. I grew up in the East Bay and cameto Berkeley to broaden my perception o the world and meetinspiring people. Joining KE has been an amazing experienceso ar and I cant wait or whats to come.

A Baskn Srll Nuber 1103

Hi, my name is Avi Baskin. I am a sophomore at UC Berkeleybut originally rom San Francisco. My intended major isPublic Health with an emphasis in Biostatistics. I love sports,especially rooting or the Bay Area teams. Outside o school,I do behavioral and biological research at a Hyena colony inthe Berkeley hills. I am additionally volunteering at OaklandChildrens Hospital in the playroom.

Dad hersrn Srll Nuber 1104

My name is David Herschorn, and Im a sophomore romSanta Barbara double majoring in Development Studies andEnvironmental Economics and Policy. I pledged KE in thespring ater a long semester o checking out the Greek systemand, ater getting a bid, pledged because although I liked alot o guys in other houses, I t in the best in KEs riendly,open atmosphere. I have loved every moment o college so ar.Besides school and social lie, I have been able to develop myinterests in photography and the outdoors.

jnatan cang Srll Nuber 1105

Hi, my name is Johnny and I am a second year major inBioengineering. I enjoy playing sports and listening to musicin my ree time. I cannot wait to experience my undergraduateyears in KE and I can easily see mysel having some o the bestyears o my lie in this house with the brothers. Go Bears!

vtr Sanders Srll Nuber 1106

Hi, my name is Victor and I am a second year here at Cal. Ibelieve that pledging was one o the best experiences I have hadand I can only hope that being a brother will only bring moreexperiences o the like. I enjoy watching sports (especially our

Golden Bears) and surng.

A GALLERY ONEW iNiTiATES coNTiNUED...

Frater Jeremy and Frater Adam with their dates at the Red Carnation

Our new members are great in spirit and number.

Beore the great hike up Mt. Reyes begins...

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FE ON CHANNING WAY 2008-2009

Tree raters having a good time right beore departing or the RedCarnation Ball

ekes rom Nu and around the United States enjoying the evening withactor Rob Schneider at the Regional Leadership Conerence.

Who would have thought ekes could be so classy? Te ekes celebrate the birthday o one o their own.

ekes just hanging around... ekes and their dates having a great time at the house

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Te ekes seem to be everywhere in Berkeley. Our new members showing a little school spirit at a Womens Basketball G

Brothers having a good time watching the Oakland AsA ew ekes fghting or a cause by playing basketball.

A casual night at the KE House Te new ekes get accustomed to one another

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We wonder whether any group o alumni has ever been treated more royally than we are, thanks to themen o the Active Chapter. Pre-game or post-game activities, cocktail parties and dinners are all part ohe enjoyment to which we are so requently invited. Your adrenalin rush when walking through theront door is incredible. .I you havent taken advantage o their hospitality, do it now.

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Breathes there a Nu Chapter eke with a computer who hasnt gured out how to access thedirectory o his Fraters? Well, let me go over this again. Its atwww.TKENu-Alumni.org . Oncento the home page, click on Member Directory. Ten or access, type CALEKE or user name,nd calteke or password (both case sensitive), and there it is! Youll nd a directory o activelums, deceased alums, lost alums, and undergraduates and their parents. Its a treasure trove onormation. Ten, i you like, review the past eight issues o Nu News; then look elsewhere onhe menu to peruse other interesting sites.

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Nu News comes at you two ways now. Te Governing Board was joined by Chip Wray and RobinHarris August 23 at the Chapter House in an eort to make the publication and distribution o NuNews more efcient and timely. As a result o this meeting, Nu News will publish on a somewhatarlier deadline, and distribution will be by e-mail on or about October 23, with a hard copy mailed toll Nu Chapter ekes on that date. Noting that we do not have e-mail addresses or all ekes online,campaign will be launched, coordinated by members o the Active Chapter to contact Fraters byhone to determine e-mail addresses and correct other inormation in our roster.

BiTS AND PiEcES

More and more communication is moving online, but there are still ar too many ekes

or whom we do not have an email address, and desperately need to improve our list.

We want to include you in all uture email notices regarding alumni events, chapterupdates, and Nu News.

I youre not already receiving email notices rom us, please ll out our sign up orm onour website (www.KENu-Alumni.org) by clicking the Join KE Email link.

We Need Your Email Address

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cALviN vERNoN BLAND 50 (1925-2007)Cal Bland, born August 1, 1975, passed away o leukemia at his home in San Jose November 24, 2007. He grew up in Oaklandttended the now deunct University High School where he met uture ekes Len Corsentino, om Morgan and Bill Hexner. wo eore his 18th birthday, Cal enlisted in the army, serving his country bravely in the 101st Airborne Division. He made 25 jumpsrance and Germany and participated in many battles. In one, the Battle o the Bulge, his nerve and valor were sorely tested, as his

was surrounded by the German army. I it werent or a rescue by General Pattons tank corps, he probably would not have gottenlive. He ended the war without being wounded.

ollowing the war he entered Cal as an engineering student and joined the Masonic Club where he met Bill Rus, Ed Dermott andHeath. Tese three, plus Bill Hexner, George Dove, Peter Komor and others were the driving orce behind the colony that becam

Chapter o KE. He also brought in his close riend Dan Costello as a pledge in 1948.

Cal let school to go to work or Pacic Intermountain Express (the transportation industry would become his career) and it was abhis time that riends invited him on a blind date with Magdalene (Maggie) Welch, a lab technician at Providence Hospital in Oak

Tey were married over 50 years and had our children, one o whom, Carol, became an evening news anchor in San Jose. He had randchildren.

A tall man whose voice, and gritty charm resembled John Wayne, Cal could build or repair anything, once even building an automond he loved helping people with their household problems. He was a man o many talents.

hERmAN WiLLiAm FiShER 52 (1929-2009)Herm was born April 9, 1929, and passed away at his Walnut Grove ranch, September 13, 2009. Following high school, he enteredraduating with a degree in agricultural engineering in 1952. He will be remembered by ekes as one o the men who constructed hwo-story papier mache structures at the chapter house or games and dances.

He served his country honorably in the Korean war as a 2nd Lieutenant in the army. He retired rom a high executive position at PGter 35 years. He was a past president o Walnut Grove Rotary, and active in Indian Guides and Boy Scouts. In his community

dedication to amily, work, community and church were noble and unselsh. Herm was not as active in Fraternity aairs as hewanted to be in recent years, as he was conned to a wheelchair with leukodystrophy-- although he did attend a Founders Day Bann Spring, 2001the last time that many ekes saw him. He lived with much pain, rom which he is now thankully released.

Herm is survived by Marilyn, his wie o 54 years, daughter Susan and son Scott and their amilies.

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