The Zeta-Pi Review

Zeta-Pi Alumni Association

2014 – 2015

ANNUAL REPORT

Message from the Alumni Board of Advisors

What an exciting year this has been, and we hope you enjoy this Annual Report. The BoA has held monthly video meetings and attended

numerous events with the College and Chapter, as well as with TKE National. We currently have two members and one BoA member

scheduled to attend this year’s Conclave in August. As a Chartered Association and recognized BoA, we have voting privileges at Conclave

which we will exercise as amendments to the National by-laws are addressed. Fingers crossed, the Chapter will be officially recognized at

Conclave with an award.

When we left in the spring semester we were ranked #1 out of 15 in our Province and #24 out of 255 in the entire nation for campus

involvement, community service, and philanthropy. Those numbers have slipped a bit over the summer as other Chapters submit the

required data to National, but we are still far ahead of most Chapters. The Actives worked extremely hard to reach these goals, and we

hope you are all proud. We ultimately want to be recognized as a Top TKE Chapter.

We now welcome two new Board members, Chuck Stoll ‘73 and Craig Bubnack ‘15. The energy and excitement these two bring have

added to the enthusiasm of our group. We welcome anyone that wants to get involved, so let us know if you have an interest!

We are well on our way to insuring this Fraternity remains an important organization on “The Hill”. We have a plan, momentum, committed

volunteers, a committed college administration, and committed actives. We hope you have enjoyed the increased communication. We are

committed to doing the very best we can to make everyone proud to be a Zeta-Pi!

John Freitag, Chairman

Kellen Craig, Vice Chairman

Thomas Sutton, Treasurer

Patrick Parsons, Secretary

Nathan Sparks, Chapter Advisor

Dr. Karl Hansmeier, At Large

Charles Stoll, At Large

Craig Bubnack, At Large

Lane Shannon, Prytanis

Andrew Daehnke, Crysopholos

Factuality Advisor - Vacant

Zeta Pi - 2014 - 2

Fraters:

Summer break is coming to a close and with the school year just around the corner we are itching to get back to the house and

paint this campus grey and cherry. With that being said, when we left for summer break our standings were as follows: first in our province,

fourth in our region, and twenty-fourth overall in TKE Nation. This year’s key goals in line with bringing us even better results. The

changes to the standards include money raised for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, our philanthropy, and several new bonuses (such as the

new GPA standard and the Blueprint Usage).

Last year’s goal of $1,750 for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital has been reduced to $750. We can achieve this goal if we plan and

execute our charitable fundraising effectively. In addition, the biggest change incorporated into our key goals for the upcoming year is

philanthropy. To accurately reflect the size of the Zeta-Pi chapter, adjusting the dollar amount from $6,500 to $1000 enables us to brainstorm

additional ideas that have great potential to provide results. Our philanthropy chair, Frater Chris Deeds, along with the rest of the committee

will accomplish this. Furthermore, the GPA bonus is given to chapters with an overall house average GPA equal to or exceeding a 3.0. This

has never been a problem for our house to stay above the proposed average. With that in mind, we finished the year with a 3.2 GPA.

Moreover, with Frater Kevin Jr. Henderson’s graduation, the brotherhood chair position is open and waiting for a man that not only can

bring us together as brothers, but also to bring us together in our bonds as Fraters. A brother who is willing to step up and strengthen us as

scholars by organizing study sessions and pushing us to be the best version of ourselves. I am excited to see who will step up to the plate

and see what they can do to ensure these standards and more are met and exceeded.

We have another big freshman class coming in, therefore this provides us another opportunity for a bigger pledge class. Although,

fraters must not forget that we need to recruit everyone, women included. The more interest we have from the whole of the freshmen class,

the more men will want to join our fine and outstanding Fraternity. Our recruitment chairs, Frater Cody Jankowski and Frater Josh

Mittelberg, along with their committee, have great ambition to really make this happen, but not without the help of the entire Chapter. When

we hold rush events or have opportunities to show people our letters, we all need to be there. We need to stand proud. I fully expect to see

TKE and MӨN letters during the entirety of rush season. We have the best guys on campus, and I expect no less than the very best!

Thanks to the hard work of Frater John Freitag and the rest of the Board of Advisers, the college has decided to repaint the chapter

room, landscape the front entrance, and fix all damages done to walls throughout our fraternity house. This means we have a chance to

really make our house feel more like home and less like a “frat” house. This is a great opportunity to really get a jump start at making our

house that much better. Our newly developed House Management chair, Frater Brendan Williams will see to it that this plan is followed

through. He will be implementing cleaning schedules every week and will be allotted his own budget for cleaning supplies With all the

improvements in place, our house will be better than it has been in years past. Lastly, no frater will be walking into the house this year with

leftover dues rolling in from last year. The expectation is that all members will be paying their dues within the first 30 days of the school

year. This allows us to plan our budget wisely and start off our year with a much more organized approach.

With all these propositions and changes, we can jump start all our plans and have a great start to a new year! Thank you to all the

current members and alumni that have helped to make this vision happen. Without the whole of our organization working together, we

could have never made it to where we are now. The men I call my brothers have truly embodied the meaning of being a better man for a

better world. Frater Wallace G. McCauley once said these words describing the work and passion that fueled our success in securing our

great organization, was defined even by the smallest of our efforts. “Fellow brothers, we are assembled here as Tekes, and if you are in the

same spirit I am tonight, we shall be Tekes until the “moon shall wax and wane no more.” Because in the choice of our name, in the selection

of our pin, and in the securing of our members, I cannot believe that mere luck brought us our good fortune, but rather I cannot help but

recognize even our smallest efforts.”

YITB,

Lane Shannon; #684

Prytanis

Message from Prytanis Lane Shannon; #684

A Message from President Kelley Thompson

A Message to the current Actives from recent graduate and BoA Member Craig Bubnack

We asked Chuck why he wanted to be on the BoA

A Message from current BoA Member Dr. Karl “Ken” Hansmeier

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Well men the day has come. I am now am official alumni. I just want to say thank you to each and every one

of you. You all have made an impact on my life and I will always be grateful. Never take a day as an active

for granted, live it up, drink it down, and above all never forget the men next to you or the one's who have

gone before. I am a Teke. I am the fraternity. And I will now be for life. I will gravely miss you all and every

moment shared. My time has come to a close but my time as a serving alumni now begins. I'm beyond thrilled

to get started to serve new members, actives, and the fraternity.

“I want to give back to Zeta-Pi. By being on the board I can express my gratitude for being a member of

the best fraternity at Culver-Stockton College.”

Welcome aboard Chuck!

It has been my privilege to get to know so many Tau Kappa Epsilon students and alumni this past year. What

a great organization! I am delighted by your commitment to service and impressed that you logged over 1,700

service hours last year. And, as I mentioned in my inauguration speech, I was heartened to learn that the young

men of TKE volunteered to paint a house in Canton, Mo as an act of community building and charity. And

most importantly, I am proud of your academic record, TKE overall attainted a 3.2 grade point average.

It’s clear to me that fine leadership is in place to bring the Chapter to the next level. Many thanks to our many

loyal supporters. Your time, treasure, and talents are greatly appreciated. You are making a difference for the

men of Tau Kappa Epsilon at Culver-Stockton College. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

What a ride I've had with TKE on The Hill -- and it's not over, yet. Yes, as some of you know, I along with

my wife Beth Jasper Hansmeier (50 years as of August 7th) had the pleasure of attending/graduating from C-

SC back in the Dark Ages (1965). After a few years "away", I had the opportunity to return to The Hill as Vice

President for Student Affairs/Dean of Students. Now, after retirement several years ago, I have had the pleasure

of serving on the BoA to the current TKE's on The Hill. I'm not sure in which of those phases of my life I had

the most fun, but I must say I have truly enjoyed helping and advising the current group of Fraters. It reminds

me how important it is to have mentors and "old guys" around occasionally -- especially when you are young,

think you are invincible, have nothing to fear, and have the world by the tail. You remember those times, don't

you? Or maybe you have forgotten, or purposefully forgotten as I am often accused by some of my classmates.

I urge you to come full-circle with me, get involved, and support these great and talented bunch of Fraters that

currently carry on our banner -- you won't regret it. I would appreciate hearing from you.

2014 – 2015 Graduating Class

2014-2015 Scholarships from the TKE Educational Foundation

Congratulations to Fraters Lucas Thomas, Levi Hudnut, and Ian Hoffman on being recipients of the 2014-15 Named Scholarships from the

TKE Educational Foundation! Lucas received the Carroll C. Hall Memorial Scholarship. Levi received the Francis J. Flynn Memorial

Scholarship. Ian received the William V. Muse Scholarship. What an awesome showing by the fine men of the Zeta-Pi Chapter! You are

excellent examples that Greek life is more than a social gathering and not producing only what is seen in the media.

2014-2015 All-Teke Academic Team (Congratulations to Frater Ian Hoffman)

David Gonzalez Kappa-Beta Chapter University of Texas, Pan-American

Jonah Griego Tau-Psi Chapter University of West Florida

Ian Hoffman Zeta-Pi Chapter Culver-Stockton College David John Lambda-Upsilon Colony Georgia Southern University

Brandon Landowski Epsilon Chapter Iowa State University

Thomas Lunik Upsilon-Iota Chapter Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

John Marchetta Beta-Chi Chapter Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

Victor Rodriguez Sigma-Alpha Chapter Florida International University

Scott Shermetaro Upsilon-Xi Chapter Oakland University

Joshua Nixon Beta-Eta Chapter Missouri University of Science & Technology

Ben Bruckerhoff, Ryan Ungerecht, Brock Kartheiser, Craig Bubnack, Jesse King, Levi Hudnut, Bruce Green, Stephen (Nay)

Seldomridge & Derek Schwab

Current Master Database

So far we have identified:

1,214 total TKE-MON members

827 living / 387 have passed

338 have confirmed email addresses

489 members we have to contact by USPO

74 are missing contact information

USPO costs the fraternity precious resources.

If you have an active email address please contact

us at tkezpalumniboard@gmail.com Please do it

now so you don’t forget. Help save precious

Fraternity dollars.

TKE Zeta Pi Facebook Site Now Has

236 Members

For the latest news and announcements please join

the site at

www.facebook.com/groups/TKEZP. This is a

great way to reconnect with brothers who you may

have lost touch with. Join today, and spread the

word!

2014 – 2015 GPA

ORGANIZATION GPA

FALL 2014 SPRING 2015

Delta Upsilon Fraternity 3.466 Delta Upsilon Fraternity 3.385

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Fraternity 3.282 Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity 3.092

Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity 3.122 Tau Kappa Epsilon

Fraternity 3.09

Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 3.09 Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity 2.997

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity,

Inc. 2.807

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity,

Inc. 2.836

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. 2.022 Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. 1.75

ALL FRATERNITY

COMBINED 3.3

ALL FRATERNITY

COMBINED 3.121

ALL NON-GREEK MALE

COMBINED 2.999

ALL NON-GREEK MALE

COMBINED 2.887

ALL GREEK COMBINED 3.3 ALL GREEK COMBINED 3.223

ALL NON-GREEK

COMBINED 3.114

ALL NON-GREEK

COMBINED 3.101

NEW GOALS for this year: 2015-2016 Key Result Areas & Goals: TKE National sets goals for each Chapter to reach in

order to produce a national ranking. These goals are based on the size of the Chapter. This year we have 25 members returning, so National

has set Zeta-Pi’s 2015-2016 goals as follows.

KRA Results Goals Points

Initiates 0 20 0.00

Risk Mgmt Education N/A 1 0.00

St. Jude Dollars $0.00 $750.00 0.00

Finances $0.00 $0.00 15.00

RLC 0 5 0.00

PEC Attendance 0 12 0.00

Alumni Attendees 0 15 0.00

Blueprint True True 5.00

Service 0.00 1399 0.00

Philanthropy $0.00 $1,000.00 0.00

Annual Report False True 0.00

GPA >= 3.0 (BONUS) N/A 3 0.00

Blueprint Usage (BONUS) N/A 100 0.00

Initiates: Number of men expected to join this year.

Risk Management Education: 100% completion of the eCompliance

Risk Management Program.

St. Jude: Expected funds specifically for St. Jude.

Finances: Money owed to National TBD

RLC: Number of paid Attendees at Regional Leadership Conference

PEC Attendees: The Number of Paid Attendees at Province Educational

Conferences.

Alumni Attendees: Host an alumni event.

Blueprint: See below for explanation – we are a member

Service Hours: Expected volunteer/service hours.

Philanthropy: Expected philanthropic dollars in addition to St. Jude.

Annual Report: Chapter files at ten of School year

GPA: Bonus this year for reaching goal

Blueprint Usage: Bonus this year for using program

Blueprint Program: (Zeta-Pi Participates in Program)

The Blueprint Program is an innovative and interactive program that leads participants through their collegiate career with a structure for

life-long learning. The program has four levels members seek to attain: Initiation, Order of the Founders, Knights of Classic Lore, and

Fraternity for Life.

This groundbreaking cornerstone program allows participants to select their own curriculum. Each level has three modules: Mental, Moral,

and Social Development. Within each module are seven to twelve tasks of which participants are required to complete between two to five.

Each member is given an opportunity to complete activities they believe will help them in their future that are both exciting and entertaining.

There are individual tasks as well as those that can be completed in a group setting.

The program benefits both Tau Kappa Epsilon and each individual member. The organization asks for commitments from both entities that

want to adopt this program to ensure its success. The major commitments are that the program will be done devoid of hazing and that the

group commits to complete the program in its entirety, not relegating the program to a certain group of individuals within the group.

We believe that this will enhance our brotherhood and build better men, which will in turn build a better world.

Chapters/Colonies on The Blueprint work with the Offices of the Grand Chapter to have the program installed and connect a local volunteer

to the group who will ensure the success and longevity of The Blueprint on that particular campus.

Alumni Board Campus Visit

The Alumni Board is planning several trips to campus this year in to continue the quest to become a Top TKE Chapter and insure we meet

and exceed the Key Results Area Goals. The following awards are available: Excellence in Recruitment - Results, Excellence in

Recruitment - Chapter Size, Excellence in Involvement - Community Service, Excellence in Involvement - Alumni Relations, Excellence

in Achievement - Academic Success, Excellence in Achievement - Extracurricular Activities.

If our Chapter meets the minimum requirements for at least 4 of the 6 Excellence Awards, the chapter will be considered for recognition as

a Top TKE Chapter.

We will also speak with each Active Member individually to evaluate their standing in the Chapter, and to reiterate the expectations of

College, TKE International and the Zeta-Pi Alumni. We will review GPA, meeting attendance, volunteerism, and solicit input on how to

better improve the Chapter. We will also discuss Homecoming and other topics. If there is anything you would like us to address please

let us know by emailing tkezpalumniboard@gmail.com.

Weddings:

Patrick Parsons ’11 and Nicole Harrington ’09 returned to C-SC on April 18,

2015, for their wedding ceremony. Sharing their first kiss on stage while acting

in a C-SC student-produced One Act, they returned to the same stage to

exchange their vows. Living in New York, Patrick works as an expense

processor by day, and he does theatre carpentry projects by night. Patrick is

also the Secretary on the TKE Zeta-Pi Board of Advisors.

Craig Bastert ’11 and Hilary Wittler were married in Quincy, IL on July 11,

2015. After first meeting in kindergarten, the two began dating in high school.

Hilary is an RN at Blessing Hospital in Quincy, Illinois, Craig works for in

Keokuk, IA for the police department and starts the police academy Aug. 31

2014-15 Annual Giving

Founder $25,000 and above

Mathtropien $10,000 – $24,999

Apollo $5,000 – $9,999

Knights $2,500 – $4,999

Zeta-Pi $1,000 - $2,499

Red Carnation $500 – 999

Cherry & Gray $250 - $499

Tommy TKE $100 - $249

Bull Dog $1 - $99.00

Donations may be mailed to Culver-Stockton College, Advancement Office, Attn: TKE-MON Dedicated Account, One College Hill,

Canton, MO 63435; OR made online by visiting www.culver.edu/giving/

All contributions are tax deductible.

A special thanks to all that have already donated!

*Please remember that this is a TKE-MON initiative and in no way should distract from your contributions to the College. They have a

tremendous scholarship program in place as well as their own capital improvement needs.

Message from Gregg Goss regarding building a lasting legacy

Message from Paul Dinkheller regarding St. Jude

Fraters:

As we get older, it seems that we attend more funerals than weddings or baptisms. It is the unfortunate reminder

that we are NOT getting any younger. The common mantra amongst today's eulogist is "as long as we keep

him or her in our hearts, their legacy shall endure forever". In reality, by the time your graveside flowers have

wilted or the freshly turned dirt turns to grass, most of the deceased have already become an afterthought and

only the subject of old war stories at homecoming or reunions.

Don't let the aforementioned happen to you! We have spent our entire lives building a lasting legacy for our

family and friends. In my own personal case, many (most) of my friendships started right here on the "the

Hill". You can perpetually share your lifelong journey and solidify your legacy by helping future generations

of young men at Culver-Stockton College. This commitment will provide the resources for these young Fraters,

helping them to ascend on the path to creating their own legacies.

How, you ask? It is very simple and relatively affordable; directly designate Culver-Stockton College or the

Zeta Pi Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon as the beneficiary (whole or partial) of your life insurance policy. These

funds could possibly be directed for use in any manner that you or your family wish. If you or your family

decides to move forward in your post-life planning, it is important that you notify the C-SC administration of

your intentions. The college will gladly discuss with you the tax advantages or implications of your charitable

gift.

I cannot ask or encourage my fellow Fraters to do something that I am not willing to do myself. Therefore, I

have instructed my family to donate a very generous amount of funds for our fraternity upon my death. I would

encourage other Fraters to do the same. If you do not have a life insurance policy but are interested in learning

more information, please contact one of the Board of Advisors for the Zeta Pi Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Yours in the bond, Gregg L. Goss; Zeta Pi #424

Brothers in the bond at Zeta-Pi of Culver Stockton. We need to come together to do our part to aid St Jude.

Our National goal this year is to collect $750.00 for this good cause. Last year we raised $0. WE MUST DO

BETTER, WE MUST DO OUR PART.

St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening

diseases. What better cause than this for us to be involved? Did you know that families of children of St Jude

never receive an invoice? Not for treatment, travel, housing or food.

During back-to-back weekends, on Saturday, September 19 and 26, supporters in 58 communities will join

together in the St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer during September's Childhood Cancer Awareness

Month. All funds raised will support Frater Danny Thomas' lifesaving mission at St. Jude Children's Research

Hospital.

Tau Kappa Epsilon has performed exceptionally well during the event each of the past two years: raising an

impressive $45,000 in 2013 and $80,000 in 2014. Now with another opportunity ahead, we are eager to see

what TKE Nation can accomplish! The Zeta-Pi Chapter is now discussing their involvement in this annual

event and we will have more details on that soon.

We are asking that every Zeta-Pi/MON Frater donate at least $10.00 to this great cause and help Zeta-Pi reach

and exceed our National goal. Make an online contribution by visiting http://events.stjude.org/zetapi

With your help Zeta-Pi will surpass our National goal and give to a charity so deserving.

YITB, Paul Dinkheller ’83; #399; Chairman St. Jude Zeta-Pi Alumni Committee

2014 Homecoming Participants!!!

Homecoming 2013 Participants!!!

Special Dates & Events

8-08-2015 7th Annual Alumni & Friends Day of

Service at the College

8-10-2015 Athletes on campus

8-14-15-2015 Board of Advisors on Campus

8-21-2015 1st year and transfer student on campus

8-23-2015 Residence Halls open - all students on

campus

8-24-2015 Classes start

9-11–13-2015 BoA Back on Campus

9-14-24-2015 RUSH Recruitment begins with

registration tables by cafeteria

9-24-2015 Signing of Bids

9-25-2015 Call Down

10-23-25-2015 Homecoming Weekend (Who

will be in the 2015 Photo?)

Lost Contact - Help us find contact information for the following members

Year Scroll First Last Year Scroll First Last

1942 Mr. Albert D. Busick NY 463 William Traimor

1943 Mr. G. Philip Allen NY 36 Terry Piz

1950 Dr. Dale W. Rosenburg NY 71 Don Andrews

1952 Mr. Bernard C. Parenteau NY 94 Leslie Young

1952 Mr. James D. Crockett NY 105 Peter Grandstrom

1952 Mr. Richard R. Hollander NY 139 Andrew Meredioh

1953 Mr. Maurice J. English NY 216 David White

1956 Mr. Robert W. Root NY 217 Ronald Held

1958 Terrance Armstrong NY 220 George Vokae

1959 Mr. Clinton W. Goodin NY 347 Mark Marquette

1962 34 Barton Riedel NY 352 Dave Krepp

1963 25 Dennis Stokes NY 366 Kelly O'Donnell

1964 46 M. Ted Buhl NY 428 David Michael

1964 64 William Schmute NY 481 Darin Crenshaw

1966 152 John Carder NY 603 Jordan McCrary

1968 170 Richard Kobos NY 338 Mike Rayner

1972 236 Douglas Fink NY 640 Treston Garner

1972 244 Charles Derrick NY 215 Dennis Dawner

1973 Paul Vetter NY 66 Jeffrey Zellmer

1974 Bill Stephan NY 187 Melvin Turner

1977 315 Kevin Jaggard NY 300 Rex Mills

1983 378 Jon Plefka NY 333 John Gunther

1983 Mr. Christian Velasquez NY 373 Mark Wise

1984 397 Ronald Casin NY 383 Jim Hummert

1992 405 Patrick Drawe NY 417 Samuel Hughes

1992 Mr. Scott R. Dozier NY 511 Nicholas Rager

1994 434 Rod Sabados NY 517 Darryn Severin

1994 437 Greg Jones NY 522 James Harrigan

1995 442 Thomas Leavell NY 534 Christopher Hazlett

1996 476 Joseph Moss NY 539 Joshua Wheatley

1998 482 Ignacio Sanchez NY 610 Robert Harrell

1998 486 Aaron Thiesenheusen NY 611 James Davis

2008 578 Jacob Bowman NY 614 Jarid Soles

2013 628 Hung Bui NY Robert Miller

2013 629 Matt Dewitt NY Brad Medsker

2014 634 Scott Schindler NY Mr. D. David Boyd

The Passing of Bobby “Nyk” Nykyforchyn ’72, #254

L to R. Jim Munoz, John Eric Rick Mann, Larry Doty, Bobby Nyk (our crazy Baltimore Raven fan, note the crazy outfit), Rod Weber,

Millard Bondurant, and Joe Borrelli. — with Rick Mann, Bobby Nyk and Millard Bondurant at Arrowhead Stadium.

1913 Mr. James M. Lloyd 1946 Mr. Dale P. Winsor

1922 Mr. Estel C. Andrews 1947 The Rev. William L. Harper 12/19/99

1923 Mr. John T. Carrigues 1947 Mr. William L. Wasson

1924 Mr. Harold D. Elsea 1947 Mr. Tom F. Wendorff

1925 Mr. Paul P. Elliott 1947 Mr. Robert A. Wilson

1925 Mr. Fred E. Andrews 1948 Donald (Marianna) Stukenbroeker 08/02/11

1925 Mr. Edward H. Hulse 1948 Mr. William G. Barneyback 03/07/96

1925 Mr. Ray M. Jaggar 12/31/86 1948 Mr. Richard E. Carney Jan-98

1925 Mr. Harold C. Kime 03/06/93 1948 Mr. Omer E. Jr Curtis

1925 Mr. John Mayfield 10/17/90 1948 Mr. James R. Jr Ellis 02/07/99

1925 Mr. Homer H. Wagner 05/25/76 1948 Mr. Alba H. Fountain 01/22/98

1926 Mr. J. Brooks Corwine 12/11/00 1948 Mr. LeRoy E. Newland

1926 Mr. Oscar Homer Dameron 1948 The Rev. Robert L. Schlager

1926 Mr. Merle G. Humphrey 1948 Mr. Victor B. Seaburg 04/21/98

1926 Mr. Wesley W. Langdoc 1948 Mr. Johan N. Sverdrup 05/15/02

1926 Mr. Travis McAllister 04/12/90 1948 Stanley Luecke 09/04/03

1927 Mr. Charles S. Bilderback 10/15/85 1948 Dean Grimes

Chapter Eternal:

Please take a moment to reflect on the passing of

those listed below. If you know of a member that

has passed that is not listed please let us know at

tkezpalumniboard@gmail.com. We apologize for

any errors.

1927 Mr. Clark H. Cox 11/20/97 1949 Donald Hagerman 02/13/13

1927 Mr. William Olin Hetzler 1949 Mr. Rolin T. Boulware

1927 Dr. John R. Lawrence 01/17/91 1949 Mr. Donald A. Constantz 12/25/90

1927 Mr. Reynold C. Johnson 03/07/85 1949 Mr. William C. Douglass

1927 Mr. Robert J. Snell 1980 1949 Mr. Edwin E. Sr Frye

1927 Mr. Gail Underwood 03/22/89 1949 Mr. William R. Garrison

1928 Mr. William E. Cason Nov-82 1949 Mr. James M. Jacobs

1928 Mr. Charles H. Cook 1949 Mr. James E. Kempe

1928 Mr. Douglass A. Fagin 03/03/97 1949 Mr. Benjamin C. Kneuven Jun-82

1928 Mr. Otto D. Gabel 02/04/86 1949 Mr. Harold W. Martin 10/30/00

1928 Mr. Wilbur R. Scott 04/23/93 1949 Mr. William K. May Mar-83

1928 Mr. Doane G. Trone 10/25/84 1949 Mr. Euen M. Weber

1928 Mr. Irving E. Tuggle 12/07/89 1949 Dr. Robert V. Winders

1929 Dr. A. G. Zuspan 1949 Mr. W. Howard Frye 10/25/06

1929 Mr. Sterling Bowyer 1949 Mrs. Lois Sommerville

1929 Mr. Harold E. Caldwell Jul-83 1950 Mr. Gerald B. Disney 09/05/02

1929 Mr. Ralph Vernon Calloway 05/26/83 1950 Dr. Francis O. Jr Drake 10/23/01

1929 Mr. T. Larry Ferguson 06/22/80 1950 Mr. William R. Gain

1929 Mr. David A. Foutes 10/03/84 1950 Mr. D. Leslie Hadfield 10/22/99

1929 Mr. Charles J. Jennings Jun-84 1950 Mr. Herbert W. Heintz Jul-91

1929 Mr. J. Gordon Winders Jun-83 1950 Mr. Richard A. Hopkins 12/06/94

1929 Mr. Colman K. Winn 09/04/86 1950 Mr. William H. Kloster 10/07/89

1929 Mr. H. Estel Wood 11/1/91 1950 Mr. William L. G. Mansfield

1929 Mr. H. Kenneth Zenge 09/01/92 1950 Mr. Gerald D. Pilcher

1930 Mr. Arthur B. Norman Jul-83 1950 Mr. Earl J. Schwartz 04/18/95

1930 Mr. Ralph V. Norman Apr-81 1950 Mr. Edward A. Sindelar 12/15/99

1930 Mr. Byron N. Scott 10/15/01 1950 Dr. Robert E. Smith 06/23/94

1931 Mr. Finia R. Burkhardt 1950 Mr. James R. St. Clair 03/15/79

1931 Mr. James M. Hills 07/27/86 1950 Mr. Billy B. Woodruff

1931 Mr. Ralph C. Howe Dec-77 1950 Mr. Wesley Fisher 11/18/97

1931 Dr. Charles L. Kingsbury 1951 Robert Jones 12/14/12

1931 Mr. C. Ross Miskell 04/05/03 1951 Mr. Ross E. Jr Blake 05/01/97

1931 Mrs. Edna B. Tooley 12/15/96 1951 Mr. Philip L. Bowden

1931 Mr. J. Charles Wells 05/25/94 1951 Mr. George H. Curtis

1931 Mr. Logan A. Zahn 03/15/01 1951 Mr. Thomas A. Girhard 06/14/97

1931 Dr. W. Earle Zenge 08/12/83 1951 Mr. Lane B. Henderson

1931 Mr. Jessee W. Denniston 07/05/84 1951 Mr. Robert C. Richart Sep-83

1932 Mr. Sterling G. Bilderback 09/28/99 1951 Mr. Robert D. Sykes 04/13/99

1932 Mr. George E. Cox 10/13/90 1951 Mr. John C. Troth

1932 Mr. Julius Daverman 1952 Bret (Molly) Stanley 08/02/14

1932 Mr. Paul P. Garrison 10/15/91 1952 Mr. William L. Machir

1932 Mr. Reilly S. Neil 12/09/96 1952 Mr. Fred R. Aiken

1932 Mr. Lloyd Yarbrough 03/14/93 1952 Mr. Paul C. Aiken

1933 Mr. Hez Brown 1980 1952 Mr. Charles M. Blucher

1933 Dr. C. Ferris Callihan 06/08/81 1952 Mr. Marion H. Johnson

1933 Mr. Richard C. Collier 05/14/87 1952 Mr. Donald E. Morrall 10/19/01

1933 Mr. William Eaton 03/14/83 1952 Mr. William C. Munson

1933 Mr. Edwin E. Funk 06/08/95 1952 Mr. Donald J. Payne

1933 Mr. Russell E. Powers 05/01/97 1952 Mr. Horace L. Root

1933 Mr. Rudolph N. Snider 1952 Mr. David W. Steinbeck

1934 Mr. Arnold V. Barber 03/18/02 1952 Mr. James L. Warren 02/18/02

1934 Mr. Pearson R. Crosby 12/27/89 1952 Mr. Donald E. Hurdle 11/28/02

1934 Mr. Ernest H. Dennison 1952 Mr. Charles R. Lake 1995

1934 Mr. John R. Downs 10/18/90 1952 Mr. James A. Jr. Briscoe 10/07/03

1934 Mr. Joseph C. Place 11/06/89 1952 Dale Yingst

1934 Dr. Gerald W. Swift 04/08/90 1953 Mr. Roger S. Hough

1934 Mr. J. A. Zenge 09/15/79 1953 John Eisenberg 06/01/13

1935 Dr. Maurice H. Corbridge 02/18/98 1953 Mr. James H. Potts

1935 Mr. Harry S. Elliott 09/02/92 1953 Mr. Edward L. Tollefson

1935 Mr. Jack Hayes Mar-79 1954 Mr. James G. Cocallas 08/18/97

1935 Mr. Harry Jr Libby 03/21/88 1954 Mr. Adrian Jr DeYong 01/17/91

1935 Mr. John H. Morawitz 02/28/02 1954 Mr. Robert G. McKenzie

1935 Mr. Wade H. Jones 11/30/92 1954 Mr. William R. Owen 07/31/85

1935 Wilfred Schlager 02/14/76 1954 Mr. Joseph J. E. Poc

1935 Leslie Seyb 02/12/15 1954 Mr. Dominic Troiani 06/09/90

1936 Mr. William H. Hemmen 1955 Mr. Robert J. Foster

1936 Mr. Malcolm C. Eckert 1955 Mr. Richard Gigante

1936 Mr. Louis H. LeDoux 06/01/91 1955 Mr. Albert O. Meyer

1936 Mr. Laurence Lindvall 1956 Mr. John A. Ives

1936 Charles H. Pitts 1956 Mr. James E. Berry 12/27/96

1936 Mr. Victor E. Ricks 08/24/86 1956 The Rev. Dr. Roy L. Griggs

1936 Mr. Jasper R. Henderson 01/08/72 1956 Mr. Carl R. Schroedel

1936 Mr. William H. Sener 1956 Mr. Ronald L. Walker 5/12/95

1937 Mr. George J. Trump 1956 Mr. Barry Williams Apr-83

1937 Colonel Lee E. Baker 1956 The Rev. Phillip J. Woodworth 11/05/90

1937 Dr. R. H. Bowlin 1957 Richard Elwell 08/04/13

1937 Mr. J. C. Constantz 05/20/80 1957 Mr. Gary A. Glick 04/29/99

1937 Mr. Robert B. Hulsen 06/10/97 1957 Mr. James E. Lloyd 03/20/01

1937 Mr. D. Wayne Kious Aug-78 1957 Mr. Richard P. Martin 12/16/01

1937 Mr. J. Edwin McMurray 01/06/93 1957 Mr. Thomas E. Steinbeck 07/17/60

1937 Mr. Elton F. Norman 1957 Mr. Wesley J. Jr Anderson

1937 Mr. Francis E. Staley 7/18/96 1957 The Rev. Charles W. Schulze 12/31/15

1937 Mr. Ernest Raymond Toben Feb-82 1958 Richard Harrison 03/27/93

1937 Mr. Ralph E. Walker 1958 Ronald Oney 07/09/13

1937 Mr. Roy D. Wilcox 02/19/96 1958 Harold Motter 05/21/13

1937 Mr. Harold K. Wood 08/13/67 1959 Paul Weisenborn 11/04/01

1937 Mr. Sidney C. Wortmann 1959 The Rev. Denton L. Jr Roberts 12/12/11

1937 Mr. Joe R. Wright 04/23/90 1959 Alexander Banks 07/12/13

1938 Mr. Rodney W. Baillie Dec-82 1959 Mr. Carl R. Burns 07/08/87

1938 Mr. R. Ward Calvert 07/18/98 1959 Mr. John J. Sassan 08/20/99

1938 Dr. James R. Galbraith 08/24/91 1959 W. Darrell Day

1938 The Rev. Richard S. Golden 02/18/85 1960 The Rev. Jerry D. Palmer 01/23/07

1938 Mr. Roger Harris 1960 Jim Doi 11/30/95

1938 Mr. Charles L. Hoff 01/04/91 1960 Joseph Knapp 10/10/05

1938 Mr. Dean E. Krueger Sep-89 1960 Royal Rocca

1938 Mr. Kenneth L. Krueger Apr-82 1960 Dr. Harry L. Pfeiffer 06/29/00

1938 Mr. Wilbur R. Lake 1960 The Rev. Dale K. Scott 01/24/96

1938 The Rev. Dr. Kenneth A. Kuntz 10/17/84 1960 Mr. Warren T. Jr Smoot

1938 Mr. Wilbur McSorley 10/07/93 1960 Mr. David L. Watts Feb-96

1938 Mr. Jeffrey B. Patterson Mar-77 1961 Elvin Besco 03/11/95

1938 Mr. John F. Whan 1961 The Rev. Dr. B. Lee Brummel

1938 Mr. Samuel H. Wolf 05/8/96 1961 Kenneth Marshall 03/07/13

1939 Mr. Sherrill Isaacson 1961 Marvin Rannabargar

1939 Mr. Garde B. Baldwin 03/23/83 1961 Rev. James Sandy 05/24/96

1939 Mr. Earl R. Bartareau 1961 Larry Kay 01/21/05

1939 Mr. Quinn H. Constantz 09/10/96 1961 B. Gary Hunt

1939 Dr. S. Morris Eames 09/18/86 1961 Simpson William

1939 Mr. Henderson Forsythe 1961 The Rev. Marvin R. Rannabargar 10/16/99

1939 Mr. Harold L. Holbert 07/05/88 1961 Mr. Michael H. Rushmore

1939 Mr. John B. Humphreys 1961 Mr. Virgil K. Zuspann

1939 Mr. Glenn F. Kehr 10/23/83 1961 Zayac Jerold 03/21/88

1939 Mr. Chester L. Krueger 1962 Larry Ragerdale

1939 Mr. Max Marlett 1980 1962 Bruce Clough 09/17/94

1939 Mr. Charles Jr Metz 1962 Roger Lindberg

1939 Mr. Carl E. Murray 1962 Byron Ragsdale

1939 Mr. Neal Sherrick 08/17/94 1962 John Garrison 03/21/81

1939 Dr. Thomas E. Slimp 09/04/90 1963 Mrs. Catherine Sykes

1939 Mr. R. Harrison Underwood 1963 Harriet Denton

1939 Mr. Roger M. Veach 1963 Warren Johnson 11/05/00

1940 Major Steve Ligino 1963 Steve Vrlik 07/02/03

1940 Dr. Joseph A. Dickerman 12/09/78 1963 David McKay 01/01/04

1940 Mr. Robert E. Frye 07/28/02 1963 John Bucke 05/12/13

1940 Mr. Lawrence Hoff 07/15/81 1963 Fillmore Galaty 09/07/08

1940 Mr. Hillis S. Israel 02/07/94 1963 The Rev. Dr. Phillip E. Aeschliman

1940 Mr. J. C. Keithly Sep-00 1964 Rowen Zander 11/02/11

1940 Mr. George Sweat 1964 Carlyle Stamper 03/01/87

1940 Mr. R. Marvin Zenge 11/18/00 1965 Roger Innes 12/19/67

1941 Mr. John L. Jr Parsons 1965 David Everett 12/13/02

1941 Mr. George W. Barry 01/29/93 1965 Dr. Robert Newsome 01/01/05

1941 Mr. Eugene S. Davis 1965 James Holliday 04/12/97

1941 Mr. Raymond L. DeGreeff 1981 1966 John Kenney 02/18/92

1941 Mr. Raymond J. Fountain 03/13/02 1966 William C. Walker

1941 Mr. Frederick E. Freise 04/25/01 1966 William Haughton 06/17/07

1941 Dr. Alfred W. Humphreys 10/15/92 1966 Mr. Andrew T. Jr Meredith 10/14/01

1941 Mr. Charles L. Larson 1967 Edward Enerson 01/01/01

1941 Mr. Clarence K. Miller 01/08/94 1967 Paul Hodges 09/21/09

1941 Mr. Orville Pomeroy 1967 Russell Ward 01/06/15

1941 Mr. J. Ross Pool 08/02/90 1967 William (Ruth) Norris

1941 Mr. Charles A. Powell 08/17/98 1967 Mr. Roger W. Hafner

1941 Mr. Donald W. Roberts Nov-86 1967 Mr. Terry J. Hallock

1941 Mr. Glenn M. Schlager 08/28/89 1967 Mr. Dennis M. Downer 07/09/79

1941 Dr. Wayne A. Simril 01/02/92 1968 James Glennon 05/30/88

1941 Mr. Charles W. Wakefield 05/31/96 1968 Harry Chernik 01/01/02

1941 Mr. Theodore R. Ware 1968 David Frese 05/19/05

1941 Mr. Robert O. Yates 1968 Michael Logsdon 03/18/10

1942 Lt. Colonel Donald W. Carline 09/26/96 1968 Dennis Little 11/07/11

1942 Mr. Clyde W. Flaugh 12/17/92 1969 Gary Lee Brown

1942 Mr. E. Dale Love 1970 James Kolberg 05/17/12

1942 Mr. Glenn S. Petrey 1970 Ronald Sykes Jr 03/26/87

1942 The Rev. William E. Schleiffarth 04/21/96 1970 Edward Downer 09/30/04

1942 Mr. Kenneth W. Thornton 1980 1970 Robert Doty 01/30/99

1942 Mr. James R. Uhler 09/07/96 1970 Mr. D. Eugene Jr Sykes 03/26/87

1942 Mr. Delbert C. Walker 09/11/93 1971 Mike Scornavacco 12/21/11

1943 Major Albert A. Black 08/14/98 1971 James Nicolose

1943 Mr. William F. Burnett 1972 Robert Nykyforchyn 07/1615

1943 Mr. Dean A. Davis 1972 Charles Peek 04/12/96

1943 Mr. George J. Hanna 1973 Harold Bauer 08/10/12

1943 Mr. George J. Hendry 1973 William Deskins 03/21/12

1943 Mr. Jack H. Morris 1973 Jack Danskin 07/28/07

1943 Mr. Andrew V. Redpath 08/25/86 1973 William Brown

1943 Mr. Carl B. Robinson 1973 Mr. James D. Stevens

1943 Dr. George L. Stukenbroeker 09/04/01 1973 Mr. David L. Allen

1943 Dr. Charles F. Wilson 10/13/88 1976 James Corner

1943 Mr. James B. Yager Mar-84 1976 Steven Sutton 10/29/06

1944 Mr. George D. Addicks 1977 Michael Bell 03/12/05

1944 Dr. William S. Carter 1977 David McDonald

1944 Mr. William K. Herod 08/03/03 1977 Thomas Champley 06/27/13

1944 Mr. William B. Seifert Jan-85 1977 Mr. Jerome C. Jr Martin 1977

1945 Mr. Jerry L. Jr Bair 1977 Dennis Doty 09/11/08

1945 Mr. James W. Jr Carty 04/14/90 1980 Jerome Martin 01/01/77

1945 Dr. Robert B. Sr Constantz 1980 Curt Hogge 03/31/06

1945 Mr. Wayne E. Hamilton 07/25/86 1981 Michael Romack 02/12/91

1945 Mr. Clyde E. Underbrink 07/31/95 1984 Scott Garner 01/26/12

1946 Dr. James C. Jr Bolin 11/01/92 1984 Scott Holst

1946 Mr. Gene C. Church 1987 S/Sergeant Dennis M. Buttig 02/09/95

1946 Dr. Francis V. Morriss Jun-82 1993 Mr. Richard P. Sabados 09/28/03

1946 Mr. Harold L. Wagner 06/13/95 1998 Carl Ed McKenzie

Wish list As a growing chapter in a new house, we’re currently working on increasing our assets and making our new home in Zenge Hall feel

more like a house than a residence hall. If you would like to donate anything from the list or otherwise to the Chapter, contact current

Prytanis, Lane Shannon at lfs163@culver.edu

Furniture for Ritual Room

Trophy case for featuring memorabilia

House computer & printer

Landscaping for both patio areas

Plates and silverware for the Kitchen

Cleaning supplies (Always needed)

*Any monetary contributions will be greatly appreciated as well. Donations can be entered at the College web site, www.culver.edu/giving

directed to TKE Account or mailed to Culver-Stockton College, Attn: TKE Account, One College Hill, Canton, MO 63435. The College

will them mail you a gift receipt for tax purposes. All contributions are tax deductible and all purchases from the TKE account are tax exempt.

In addition, we are working to fund Patio Renovations and the creation of a dedicated Ritual Room:

A special thanks to the following College Administrators for all their help!

Kelly M. Thompson, President of the College

Marjorie Ellison, Director of Advancement Operations

Beth Logsdon, Senior Accountant

Barbara Taylor, Manager, Financial Records and Stewardship

Jennifer Sousa, Director of Alumni Programs

Carla Boren, Director of Advancement for Annual & Leadership Giving

Penny Otte, Assistant Director of Alumni & Parent Programs

Mike Bringer, Director of Campus Security and Facilities

Joseph Liesen, Executive Director of Administrative Systems and Services

D. Christopher Gill, Ph.D., Dean of Student Life

Joe Stubbs, Coordinator of Greek Life and Leadership

Pat Atwell, Director of Athletics

A special thanks to all of the TKE National Administrators for all their help! Especially Bill Shelton for his

continued guidance with TKE National. Your assistance is greatly appreciated!

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