CONVENTION 2000

Volume 2, Issue 1

MARCH 23 - 25, 2000The 53rd National Convention of Alpha Rho Chi Fraternity will be held March 23-25, 2000 in Lincoln, Nebraska. It will behosted by the Pytheos Chapter and the University of Nebraska School of Architecture.

Cost to attend is:$150.00 / 4 persons to aroom (Chapter Delegates)$215.00/ 2 persons to a room (Alumni Delegates)

Banquet only: $40.00

Professional programs will include tours of:

• On-going renovation work on the Nebraska State Capitol

• Philip Johnson's Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery

• I. M. Pei's NBC Bank Building

• Gwathmey/Siegel & Associates Wick Alumni Center

Registration materials are available from:Ted Ertl, WGA University of Nebraska-Lincoln 236 Arch Hall Liocoln, NE 68588-0107

402/472-9229 or tertl@navix.net

Call for nominations are in order for the Offices of Worthy Grand Architect and Worthy Grand Scribe.Elections will be held during the Saturday business session. Please send your nominations to:

Susan Boder, Nominations Committee Chair900 Ruskin Drive Reynoldsburg, OH 43068

E-mail: demetrios95@netscape.net

HELP WANTEDThe Grand Council is lookingfor a graphic designer to helpdevelop a new "corporate im­age" for the fraternity. Thisdesigner will be asked to re­vise the current APX and Pro­fessional Fraternity tri-foldbrochures, coordinate with theweb page designers, revisethe national stationary, de­velop an image for fraternitymerchandise, and developnew informational literaturefor distribution to potentialpledges and prospective colo­nies. This individual will co­ordinate activities with allGrand Council Members .. Ifinterested, please contactNicole Morris at namor-ris @ hayeslarge.com or717/221-8377.

Newly Elected GrandCouncil OfficersNicole A. Morris, WGEBrian A. Swilling, WGAA

Nicole A. Morris (VITR '92)Since pledging in 1986, Nicole has played a variety of roles in APX. She held nearly every office oftheVitruvius Chapter at Penn State, and continued after graduation as an officer of her Alumni Association,as a Regional Deputy, and currently holds the office of Worthy Grand Estimator. She is a registered ar­chitect and employed by Hayes Large Architects, a respectable firm with a strong tradition that focusesprimarily on educational and health care facilities.

Brian A. Swilling (SESH '94)Brian is one of six founders and 19 charter members of the Seshait Chapter of Alpha Rho Chi at FloridaA & M University. He has held every position that Seshait had to offer and continues to stay active in thelife of the Chapter and the national fraternity. Mter graduation in 1997, he landed a job with RTKL As­sociated, Inc., a multi-national firm that currently ranks among the top five firms in the world in terms ofsize and achievement. He credits much of his career success to the lessons learned from his associationwith Alpha Rho Chi.

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ALPHA RHO C HI FOUNDATION:A Trusted Resource ofThe Alpha Rho Chi Fraternity

nso that the long-term stability of AlphaRho Chi

is ensured and its presence is expandedin

Volume 2, Issue 1

ALPHARHOCHIFOUNDATION

'. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Awarded nine Scholarships in 1999.

• Managed special funds for Apollodorus, Daedalus, Demetrios, Iktinos,Pytheos, and Satyros.

• Awarded funds for professional programs at various Chapters.

• Sponsored professional programs at National Convention.

'. Assumed full responsibility for funding the Bronze Medal Program.(Annually awarded to over 100 Universities.)

• Provided financial support to publish The Archi.

• Supported 'pilot program' for administrative assistant shared with theGrand Council.

• PERFORMANCE

• Original goal of $150,000 has been reached.

• Over 16% average yearly return over five years on a balanced portfolio.

• CURRENT GOALS

• To endow a minimum of 10 scholarships annually through the John RossScholarship fund. (Minimum of $100,000 needed)

• To endow the Burchard Professional Program Fund so that qualityprofessional programs may be sponsored by the Chapters. (Minimum of$50,000 needed)

• To endow our commitment to sponsor the Bronze Medal Program.(Minimum of $30,000 needed)

., To encourage every Alumni Chapter to establish its own special fund tohelp provide financial stability for their Chapter.

.' To expand overall Foundation goal to $500,000.

The Foundation is the only tax-deductiblemeans for contributions to the Fraternity.It is classified as a 501 (C) 3 organization

under its charter.

• PURPOSE

• To provide scholarships for Alpha Rho Chistudents, sponsor professional programs at all lev­els, and promote new and expandingeducational opportunities for students ofArchitecture and Allied Fields.

• To ensure that funds given are used for theirintended purposes.

• To ensure an excellent financial return on theinvestments will be obtained to maximize the valueof the gifts.

• To ensure that as times change, endowment funddocuments have sufficient flexibility to mea thecurrent needs of the Foundation while neverforgetting the original desires of the donor.

• To ensure that Brothers plan their charitable giving,relative to the Foundation, so that they can obtainmaximum value from their gifts.

• FACTS• A five member independent Board of Directors

administers the affairs of the Foundation. The elec­tion of these directors is approved by the GrandCouncil. Every effort is made to obtain the skillsnecessary to effectively manage theresponsibilities of the Foundation. All boardmembers volunteer their time.

• The board operates the Foundation, receives gifts,invests and manages fund, receives and reviewsrequests for grants and disburses funds. It is re­sponsible for making known opportunities and so­liciting funds to meet them.

• The Foundation is not permitted to pay operatingcosts of the Grand Council or Chapters.

• HOW YOU CAN GIVE

• Gifts to the Foundation can be any kind ofproperty, including cash, stocks, bonds, insurancepolicies, real estate or tangible personal property(works of art, antiques, books).

• Gifts can be either current or deferred through willsand trusts. Programs are available to provideincome for donors who make current gifts throughcharitable trusts.

NEWSLETTER Page 3

ANNOUNCING RECENT PLEDGES & INITIATES

AnthemiosInitiates: Beth Barta, Colleen Blomgren, Matt Booma, Jeff Chandler, Issac Eun, Alex Garbe, Jeanne Haegele, Ann Harezlak,Kathleen Herzog, Rob Hohnsen, Renee Horwedel, Brandon Kane, Liz Laske, Melodie Leung, Chris Macko, Pat Minetti, ErinO'Connor, Tim O'Sullivan, Bruce Phillips, John Sieck, Ed Tung, Marie Venable, Andy Weith

AndronicusPledges: Victoria Lake, Sam Lee, John CurtinInitiates: Maureen Brown, Paul Murawski, Nick Radon, Kurt Hanna, Daveed Kapoor, Anthony McLin

DaedalusPledges: David Braun, Andres Escobar, Brendan Goggins, Allie Hanson, Sergio Pena, Sarah Powell, Donny Reasner, PeterRosado, Scott Swanson, Erika Thompson, Casey Visintin, Shawn Webb

IktinosPledges: Jonathon Gotianse, Eric Ratkowski, Angela Yu, Peter MoerlandInitiates: Mara Marie Braspenninx, Mary Beth Christie, Adrianna Lee Payne Jordan, Joel Ari Kirzner, Lina Jisun Lee, HilaryGretchen Leonard, David Edward Marchetti, Parini Kanu Mehta, Mark Adam Ritz, David Gregory Young,Michael Raymond Ben-Meir, Jaron Chase Lubin, Yvonne Elena Marchond, Christine Winkieu Yee

PytheosInitiates: Jessica J. Fitzgerald, Lee A. Gunderson, Kellie Hall, Ross Cording Johnson, Kelly Krzycki, Beth Lyon, Gene Macap­inIac, Jason McClanathan, Beth Morran, Adam Page, Daniel W. Pitera, Robert Shafer, Marissa Stephen, Nicholas A. Weber,Bradley J. Woehler

RhoecusPledges: Judson Kipp, Alyssa Johnson, Chris Boehne, Adriana Evans, Brian Garvey, Ryan Hensley, Sherry Hoover, Lindsey Pi­ant, Kyle Unruh

SatyrosInitiates: Alexa Curtis, Margaret Harrington, Matt Praissman, Sarah Quinlan, Rich Shaul, Harry Slack, Laura Ward, John Me­unier, George Christiansen, Joshua Thompson (transfer from Anthemios to Satyros)

VitruviusInitiates: Leighton Deer, Katie Gonzalez, Mike Martinjuk, Trudy Shipp, Suzie Battista, Greg Hoplamazian, Eric Karasek, KarenLong, Megan Meyer, Nina Youssef

ANNOUNCING OUR NEW COLONIES

Raberius Colony, University of CincinnatiDetroit Mercy Colony, Unive r si ty 0 f Detroit Mercy

Scholarship WinnersRecipients of $500.00 John R. Ross Scholarships for 1999 were Joshua Thompson of Anthemios, Robert Lewis of Apollodorus, Melissa Kleveof Pytheos, Amy Stillwell of Rhoecus, and Robyn Brown of Vitruvius. The scholarships were awarded at the 52nd National Convention inChicago.

The Alpha Rho Chi Foundation announces the availability of several John R. Ross scholarships for the year 2000. Scholarships are awarded toany member of Alpha Rho Chi who has maintained academic accomplishment while performing service or leadership in their chapters. Applic a­tion submissions should include your cumulative GPA and a brief professional/fraternal resume. Deadline for applications is March 1, 2000.

Please send all application materials to:Ted Ertl, APX Foundation Scholarship Chair

236 ARCH HallLincoln, NE 68588-0107

tertl@navix.net

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Issue 1

A Note of Thanks -

Thank you to all those brothers that paid 1999 and/or 1998 alumni dues. All of these dues have been deposite d as of the end ofNovember. On behalf of the current and prior Grand Council, I extend my apologies for the extreme delay in t he depositing ofdues received between February and October of 1999. The delay was caused by some difficulties experienced during the trans i­tion of officers, and we have implemented a new alumni dues collection procedure that should eliminate repetition of this situat ion.In the future, all alumni dues invoices will be mailed out at the end of the year and will be returned directly to the WGE for promptdeposit. Any alumni news or address changes will then be forwarded to the Executive Assistant.

Again, I apologize for the delay, and want to assure you that the dues will go toward the continued professional, educational andfraternal support of the student brotherhood.

Nicole A. Morris, (VITR '92)Worthy Grand Estimator-------- IIIIIIiI.

If you did not receive an invoice for your 2000 Professional Dues, you may send your payment of$35. 00 to:Nicole A. Morris, WGE 1519 N. Front St Apt #6-N Harrisburg, PA 17102-2508

Please include your Chapter on your correspondence.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT Donations /Merchandise

4%

Adjusted Income FY 1998-99Active Members Dues / FeesAlumni Association DuesIndividual Alumni DuesDonations / MerchandiseGift from APX Foundation

$$$$

$21,925.50800.00

3,325.001,234.503,117.66

$ 30,402.66

72.1 %2.6%

10.9%

4.1 %

10.3%

Adjusted Income FY 1998-99Gift from Foundation

10%

Individual AlumniDues11%

Alumni AssociationDues3%

Adjusted Expenses FY 1998-99Adjusted Expenses FY 1998-99Programs for MembersNational PublicationsAdministration & GeneralGrand Council MeetingsBadges, Certificates & MerchandiseServices to MembersAPX Bronze & Silver Medals4Publications for Chapters

Fiscal Year Operating Gain or (Loss)

$$$$$$$$

8,423.475,500.834,752.534,602.123,896.813,241.952,542.131,074.83

$ 34,034.67

$ (3,632.01)

24.7%16.2%13.8%13.5%11.4%

9.5%7.5%3.2%

/JPX Bronze &Silver

tv'edaIs8%

Servicesto~rs

10%

Bad'J2s, Certificates &

M3rchandse

Ciard~I M3etirgs

14%

RJl:)icatioosfor

O1aJ1ers3%

PrDg"arrs fa- tvBTbers

24%

N:ltimal Pt..tlicatims

16%

Thank you to the following alumni who continue to support our national effort and who responded to the dues invoicing issued in theSpring of 1999:

Richard K. AlbynJane M. AndrewsWilliam H. AppierJavier ArencibiaMarvin A. BamburgLowell B. BaughanDaniel E. BendixonDonald J. BergsmaJohn C. Booser, Jr.James R. BowersJohn R. BowmanWilliam D. BradfordDwight A. BroadneauxR. James BrydenCarl Buchanan, Jr.Norman R. BurdickJeffrey D. ChambersMyron Denbrook, Jr.Sam DouglassLivingstone H. Elder

Ted A. ErtlRobert J. FerkinRobert S. FordSteven L. GardnerSteven C. GatschetPhilip 1. GaydosScott F. GaudineerMichael GenglerRandall C. GideonKelly Lynn GlowackiJack M. GoldmanCharles D. GrommonMichael J. GrossRichard L. GrubeWilliam M. GualDonald E. GunnersonJennifer R. HallEdward HammarskjoldDavid H. HicksMarlin A. Huisinga

Joseph D. IguchiStephen P. JanickAlan JazakRichard L. JenkinsDennis E. KajmowiczAnton E. KampfLance KarutzLeslie H. KenyonFrank T. KitchelLee B. KlineCharles C. Knapp, Jr.David Brian LarsonHeather Hill LarsonRobert A. MacPhersonLeonard MarvinPatrick F. McCurdyWilliam L. McQueenJohn MelcherChristopher S. MillsJames G. Mock

Nicole A. MorrisRobert 1. NoahBrian M. OwensAl W. PaasCharles G. PattersonCharles A. Pearson, Jr.Edward F. PearsonAnlY B. ReineriPatrick M. RidgleyJohn F. RobinsonClarence RoyBryan C. RuoffHoward E. SchroederLeland G. ShawCharles E. Sinkey, Jr.Richrtro G. SnyderTyra 0. SorensenAloysius J. SpringmanTerry L. StentzRichard Edward Stump

Harry M. Stide, IIIWarren C. SuterScott Alan TafoyaRonald D. TataschioreRobert W. TaylorJon P. ThorstensonJames E. TomblinsonRobert VanderwerfPatricia A. WahlgrenMark WelzPeter WexlerHans M. WiemerPaul R. Zider

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THE

FOUNDATIONSPEAKS...

Welcome to this new feature columnsponsored by the Foundation. It is our intent tohelp you understand how the Foundationbenefits our Fraternity by sharing stories of ourendeavors and accomplishments.

We want to be a valuable and trustedresource in your eyes. Hopefully, as we sharethe story of the Foundation your trust will growand we will be a great resource.

At National Convention, our Treasurer, SamDouglass, assured the Brothers that the Founda­tion wants to be a trusted partner. Among ourroles is to challenge our Brothers to "endow thefuture", so that future generations will be ableto enjoy the special fraternal spirit of AlphaRho Chi.

Our First Story...

You may not know that Brother "Dutch"Knowlton (DEME) recently made a large gift tothe School of Architecture at Ohio State. Sosignificant was the gift that the School of Arch i­tecture is to bear his name. You should alsoknow that Brother Knowlton challengedBrother Howard LeFevre to match his $25,000gift to our Foundation.

The $50,000 received from them helped theFoundation to have a good start. It hasallowed us to give scholarships and supportprofessional programs. We believe the impactof our Brothers' gifts to our Foundation may bemore significant to more people. Their gener­osity will impact the wellbeing of our Fraternityfor years to come.

Again, we want to say thanks to BrothersDutch and Howard for their leadership andhelp.

Note: Due to the generous gifts fromBrothers Knoulton and LeFever, we havebeen able to seed the scholarship andprofessional funds ~vith $10,000 each. Wenow are looking for a Brother who will matchgifts to these funds and encourage otherBrothers to contribute.

Volume 2 7 Issue 1

Alumni News and UndatesBrother David Blau (VITR '68) received a Distinguished Alumni Award from thePenn State University's College of Arts and Architecture for his outstanding workas a landscape architect. Congratulations!

Brother Myron Denbrook (DEME '45) says that he's still working at age 76.He's living in Grand Rapids and is still recovering from the flood of '97.

Brother Livingstone Elder (IKTI '26) is still practicing. Current projects includehouses in Scottsdale, AZ and Montecito, CA.

Brother Scott F. Gaudineer, AlA (DAED '80) and Brother James Harvey(DAED) are working at Flewelling & Moody. Brother Gaudineer notes thatBrother Harvey is the office's Director of Northern CA.

Brother Randall C. Gideon (XENO '75) has been elevated to the College of Fel­lows this year. Congratulations!

Brother Don Gunnerson, AlA, continues to see Jack Goldman ('50) and Dick AI­byn ('49) each year.

Brother Anton Kampf (ANTH '47) is alive and well at age 85 in Skokie, IL.Brother Kampf received the APX Bronze Medal in 1947.

Brother Patrick F. McCurdy (RHOE '89) was recruited by the Chicago office ofPerkins & Will over two years ago. He is currently a Project Director specializ­ing in the Healthcare market.

Brother Daniel W. Pitera (PYTH '99) was honored to receive the Faculty AdvisorAward of Excellence from the Professional Fraternity Association on September24, 1999. Brother Pitera was nominated by Mark Wilkerson for his service andexample as faculty advisor for the Rhoecus Chapter while a visiting professor atthe University of Kansas from 1996 - 1998. He also worked with the PytheosChapter at the University of Nebraska, and is the Faculty Advisor for the colony­in-organization at the University of Detroit Mercy. Congratulations!

Brother John F. "Rick" Robinson (META '95) is now with Rancorn WildmanArchitects and is living in Newport News, VA.

Brother Howard E. Schroeder (ANTH '39) mentions that he has retired from thepractice of architecture after a career of designing Kohl's Food Stores and De­partment Stores and Marcus Theaters, among other things.

Brother Michael Young (SESH '94) was recently named to the Board of Direc­tors of his firm, Rattler Construction. He and his wife, Brother Rachael RobinsonYoung (SESH '94) are the proud parents of Marcus Jerome Young, almost 2years old.

Sam Douglass (right) ofour Foundation, receivingthe frrst contribution for Ik­tinos from Steve Janick,Alumni President.

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Alpha Rho Chi FraternityPO Box 85501-Lincoln NE 68501-www.alpharhochi.org

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY FORM

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We are in the process of updating our Membership Database. Please complete this form and return it to:Lark Bear, Executive Assistant, PO Box 85501, Lincoln, NE 68501. Thank you.

PERSONAL INFORMATIONEMPLOYMENT INFORMATION

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Class: _(Alumni, Active, Faculty, Honorary)

Office: _(Chapter Appointment; Grand Council Appointment)

Last Name: _

First Name: _

Previous Name: _

City: _

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Phone: _

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Pledge Date: _

Initiation Date: _

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION(Optional)

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GRAND COUNCIL

Ted A. Ertl, Worthy Grand ArchitectUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln236 ARCH HallLincoln, NE 68588-0107Home: 402/435-7825E-mail: tertl@navix.net

Brian A. Swilling, Worthy Grand Associate Architect4820 Heath StreetCapitol Heights, MD 20743Home: 301/736-6821E-mail: bswilling@dc.rtkl.com

Terry L. Stentz, Worthy Grand Scribe2000 Dunraven LaneLincoln, NE 68523Home: 402/421-1354E-mail: tstentz@unlserve.unl.edu

Nicole A. Morris, Worthy Grand Estimator1519 N. Front Street, Apt. #6NHarrisburg, PA 17102-2508Home: 717/221-8377E-mail: namorris@hayeslarge.com

Gregory S. Pelley, Grand Advisor1521 Nassau Blvd.Charlotte, NC 28205Home: 704/333-2811E-mail: gelley@ms-arnc.com

GRAND COUNCIL APPOINTEES

Colin Smith, ARCH] Editor353 1/2 N Spaulding AveLos Angeles, CA 90036Phone: 323/934-9302E-mail: colinsmi@usc.edu

Charles Mosher, Grand LecturerAcanthus Architecture & Planning4222 N 12th St #100Phoenix, AZ 85014Home: 602/995-9057

Vicki J. Horton, National Inspector5809 Townshire RoadGarland. TX 75044Home: 972/414-5103E-mail: vicki_horton@csxlines.com

REGIONAL DEPUTIES

Shawn Good, Regional Deputy, Region 1PO Box 286Cornwall, PA 17016Home: 717/279-0656E-mail: sgood@brinjac.com

Edgardo Martinez, Regional Deputy, Region 2532 20th St Apt #404Washington, DC 20006Home: 202/347-4848E-mail: eguito@hotmail.com

Robert S. Ford, Regional Deputy, Region 34518 SW 83 DriveGainesville, FL 32608Home: 352/377-0597E-mail: rford@e-one.com

Jennifer Fritz, Regional Deputy, Region 42083 Iuka DriveColumbus, OH 43201E-mail: jfritzrd@worldnet.att.net

Scott A. Tafoya, Regional Deputy, Region 66024 Hickory StreetOmaha, NE 68106Home: 402/561-6739E-mail: scotttafoya@home.com

Lance Wm. Karutz, Regional Deputy, Region 81426 W Colonial AveAnaheim, CA 92802Home: 714/774-0945E-mail: LoveWilKil@aol.com

CHAPTERS

Daveed Kapoor, Worthy ArchitectAndronicus Chapter, University of Southern California715 West 28th StreetLos Angeles, CA 90007Chapter House: 213/745 -8050E-mail: kapoor@scf.usc.edu

MASTER DIRECTORY OF ALPHA RHO CHI

Johanna L. James, Worthy ArchitectAnthemios Chapter, University of Illinois1108 S JSt StChampaign, IL 61820Chapter House: 217/367-7202E-mail: jIjames@students.uiuc.edu

Michael W. McGowan, Worthy ArchitectApollodorus Chapter, University of Florida627 SW 12th StreetGainesville, FL 32601Chapter House: 352/371-6992E-mail: mwm_32817@yahoo.com

Howard Jeng, Worthy ArchitectDaedalus Chapter, California Polytechnic State UniversityArchitecture DepartmentSan Luis Obispo, CA 93407Home: 805/544-9386E-mail: howard33@jps.net

Cynthia D. Foy, Worthy ArchitectDemetrios Chapter, Ohio State University214 East 16th AvenueColumbus, OH 43201Chapter House: 614/298-9208E-mail: foy.11@osu.edu

Courtney L. Donahue, Worthy ArchitectIktinos Chapter, University of MichiganCollege of Architecture2000 Bonisteel BoulevardAnn Arbor, MI 48109-2069Home: 734/623-0423E-mail: cldonahu@umich.edu

Kelly Krzycki, Worthy ArchitectPytheos Chapter, University of Nebraska210 Architecture HallLincoln, NE 68588-0106Home: 402/438-0239E-mail: alpha_rho_chi@hotmail.com

W. Scott MacQueen, Worthy ArchitectRhoecus Chapter, University of KansasSchool of Architecture205 Marvin HallLawrence, KS 66044-2250Home: 785/843-4508E-mail: wsm@falcon.cc.ukans.edu

Margaret S. Harrington, Worthy ArchitectSatyros Chapter, Arizona State UniversitySchool of ArchitectureTempe, AZ 85287-1605Home: 8602/986-5383E-Mail: maggdogg99@aol.com

Shawn G. Vann, Worthy ArchitectSeshait Chapter, Florida A&M UniversitySchool of Architecture1936 S. Martin Luther King Blvd.Tallahassee, FL 32307Home: 850/570-6678School: 850/599-3244E-mail: svann@famu.edu

Lisa M. Walkup, Worthy ArchitectVitruvius Chapter, Pennsylvania State University320 South Fraser StreetState College, PA 16801Chapter House: 814/234-6995E-mail: ImwI64@psu.edu

COLONIES

Jay C. Blackburn, PresidentRaberius Colony, University of CincinnatiSchool of Architecture & Interior DesignPO Box 210016Cincinnati, OH 45221-0016School: 513/861-4824E-mail: scuzzyuc@usa.net

Sara L. McDuffee, PresidentDetroit Mercy Colony, Univ.ersity of Detroit MercySchool of Architecture .PO Box 19900 SUMS 2933Detroit, MI 48219-0900Home: 313/993-1848E-Mail: dufflee@hotmail.com

COLONY-iN-ORGANIZATION

Lauren E. BrownePaeonios Colony-in-OrganizationCollege of Architecture, Planning & DesignKansas State University211 Seaton HallManhattan, KS 66506-2901Home: 785/776-7422E-mail: leb2937@ksu.edu

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS

Dwight Broadneax, SecretaryAndronicus Alumni Association4207 East 9th StreetLong Beach, CA 90804Home: 562/434-5566Work: 626/568-1428

Brian Spencer, PresidentAnthemios Alumni Association1378 Red Bridge CourtGrayslake, IL 60030Home: 847/543-8038E-mail: spencer@wwa.com

Alex DeMartini, PresidentApollodorus Alumni Association8787 Southside Blvd. Apt. 4005Jacksonville, FL 32256Home: 904/538-9294E-mail: ADeMartini@TheStellarGroup.com

John Decker, PresidentDaedalus Alumni Association23334 Timberlane DriveValencia, CA 91354Home: 805/263-8785E-mail: decker@ix.netcom.com

Jennifer Fritz, PresidentDemetrios Alumni Association2083 Iuka DriveColumbus, OH 43201E-mail: jfritzrd@worldnet.att.net

Stephen P. Janick, PresidentIktinos Alumni Association9255 Crabb RdTemperance, MI 48181Home: 734/8472881E-mail: Sjanick@assoe.com

Keith L. Sjoquist, PresidentMnesicles Alumni Association3141 Hennepin Avenue SouthMinneapolis, MN 55408Home: 612/825-3576Work: 612/623-1800

Patty Wahlgren, PresidentPytheos Alumni Association1722 South 138th StreetOmaha, NE 68144Home: 402/333-8155Work: 402/341-8007

Ted A. Ertl, PresidentSatyros Alumni AssociationP.O. Box 84296Lincoln, NE 68501-4296Home: 402/435-7825E-mail: tertl@navix.net

Jeffrey C. Bush, PresidentSeshait Alumni Association4441 Beaumont Dr.Orlando, FL 32808-1310E-mail: jbush@hksinc.com

Jeffrey D. Chambers, PresidentVitruvius Alumni Association205 North Broad StreetLititz, PA 17543Home: 717/627-2375Work: 717/233-5900

Ronald L. Grogan, PresidentXenocles Alumni Association7508 Richland RoadRichland Hills, TX 76118Home: 817/589-7802Work: 817/589-7802

ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS IN REORGANIZATION

Jay Raval, PresidentDaphnis Alumni Association100 Peabody Place #900Memphis, TN 38103E-mail: jraval@jmgr.com Raval

Laura D. GaglianoMetagenes Alumni AssociationVirginia Polytechnic University

Renee ChaykinRhoecus Alumni AssociationUniversity of Kansas

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CALLED BY THE SUPREME ARCHITECTBrother Jonathan Bert (PAOE) passed away on January 25, 1999.

Brother Tom Canzian (VITR '73) passed away May 1999.

Brother Mario C. Celli, FAIA (POLY) passed away on December 31,1998.

Brother Willard H. Clark (IKTI '32) passed away October 1997.

Brother Ernest A. Connally (ANTH '58) passed away December 23, 1999.

Brother George Crossen (PAEO '33) passed away on October 16, 1999.

Brother Marlo W. Hanson (MNES '52) passed away on March 21,1997.

Brother William Kerr (PAEO) passed away August 12, 1998.

Brother Harold H. Kolb (ANTH '47) passed away on December 14, 1999.

Brother Michael Mebane (DINO '28) passed away June 1997.

Brother Thomas Parrish (KALL) passed away on December 5, 1996.

Brother William F. Rule (DEME '40) passed away on March 6, 1999.

Brother Laurence W. Schwall (ANTH '40) passed away on October 30, 1999.

Brother Michael L. Yeager (DEME).

Our deepest condolences to their families and loved ones.

MEET OUR EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, Lark Bear

A native Nebraskan (and loyal Husker fan !), Lark hails from Chadron and moved toLincoln with husband, Troy, about 5 years ago. She holds a BA in Interior Design andis currently employed by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She assists both theGrand Council and the Foundation with a variety of tasks, including updating the mem­bership database and the preparation of various mailings.

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