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The Kansas Chapter Well Representedand Continually Acknowledged at DU International Convention

fALL 2006

TheSunflower

A PuBLicAtion of thE KAnsAs chAPtER of DELtA uPsiLon

With the International Fraternity Convention and

Leadership Institute held in our own backyard

this summer, it was easy to get a nice group of KU

alumni to join the undergraduate and alumni Fraterni-

ty brothers from chapters around the U.S. and Canada

at the Hyatt Regency in Kansas City, Missouri, from

August 2 through 6.

About a dozen KU alumni attended a cocktail reception

on Wednesday evening, including three former Internation-

al Board members from the Kansas Chapter, Lewis

Gregory ’75, Doug Ballou ’75, and John Esau ’78.

Reports about area chapters at KU, Kansas State,

Wichita, and Missouri were given from undergraduate

presidents and officials of the DU International Board

and Foundation. Presenting at the 2006 Alumni Vol-

unteer Conference later in the week was Kansas DU

alumnus Rod Barleen ’97, who spoke to a peer vol-

unteer group about Greek housing trends, fundraising,

and chapter operations.

At the convention, our Chapter was repeatedly recog-

nized as one of the exemplary DU chapters. Along the

way, our Chapter received awards for outstanding

facilities management, community service, and special

recognition under the Chapter Excellence Program.

On the night of the grand banquet the Kansas Chapter

received its most significant honor by being selected

as one of the finalists for the Grand Sweepstakes Award.

As the award was presented, I noted with pride that

our Chapter representatives receiving the award

included undergraduate leaders (current and future),

the Chapter counselor, and members of our House

Corporation Board and our Education Foundation.

Putting the Kansas Chapter in the Delta Upsilon “Top

5” had taken a great team effort by a lot of people

working together.

When everyone is rowing the boat in the same direction,

great things can happen. There are many ways to

remain involved as a Kansas Chapter alumnus

whether as a limited engagement or on a continuing

basis. Your Chapter is hungry for alumni involvement

in the form of guest speakers, leadership mentors, and

long-distance career advisors.

If you have minutes, hours, days, or dollars available,

we can use your help in continuing the success of the

Kansas Chapter.

Fraternally,

Bryan R. LaGree ’80

House Corporation Board President

[email protected]

(913) 339-6442

INSIDE:

New Members

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Alumni spotlights

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Alumni Update

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Thank You

Alumni Supporters

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The Kansas Chapter is one of the finalists for the Delta Upsilon Sweepstakes Award—Delta

Upsilon’s top honor awarded annually to the best DU chapter in North America.

Mark your calendars for

the Annual Alumni Banquet and

Distinguished Alumnus Awards ceremony

on April 28, 2007.

More details will follow

as the event approaches.

Save the Date!

The Sunflower

As my term winds down, I could not be

more pleased with the way things at the

Chapter have been operating. From academics

to community involvement and athletics, our

men are proving themselves as leaders and

gentlemen. This summer at the Delta Upsilon

Leadership Institute in Kansas City, the Chapter

was recognized as a Sweepstakes Finalist. The

talk of the conference was the Kansas Chapter’s

return to the top.

Freshman class helps to improve overall G.P.A.The Chapter has continued to improve its

overall G.P.A. We went from a fall 3.099

G.P.A. to this spring’s G.P.A. of 3.12. Once

again, the freshmen showed their academic

strength with three 4.0s in their class alone.

However, we feel confident in saying that our

new recruits will be able to top that number.

Recruitment effort brings 39 new associate members to the ChapterOn August 11 we welcomed 39 new associate

members into the Chapter. Applause is due to

trent nelson ’08, Brian huntington ’08,

and chris Albrect ’08 for their amazing

recruitment effort. The Chapter House is

filled to its seams, and we are enjoying every

minute of it. The new class is made up of

some of the finest scholars, leaders, and

athletes that have ever been a part of this

Chapter. We look forward to our new recruit-

ment chairmen continuing the effort. If there

are any alumni recommendations, please let the

chairmen know. It’s never too early to start

thinking about next year.

Plans under way for Rock Chalk RevueAfter an amazing run last year, DU is looking

to be on top again. We have already paired up

with Delta Gamma for this year’s Homecom-

ing competition. We are looking forward to

winning the prize back to back. Rock Chalk

Revue preparation has already begun. Last

spring we asked Gamma Phi Beta to be our

partners in this year’s production. Finally,

practice for DU flag football started the first

week of school. The Chapter is excited to bring

The Hill Championship home again this year.

Philanthropic efforts include twomore fundraising eventsIn an effort to make the Kansas Chapter stand

above the rest, we have become very involved

with the Boys and Girls Club. We have

increased our effort from solely hosting the

Greg Wilkerson Memorial Football Tourna-

ment to organizing a chili cook-off and basketball

clinic for the kids. We raised more than $4,000

last year and are looking to improve that total

this semester.

I would like to thank all of the alumni and parents

for their continued support. We all have the

same goal in mind, which is to make this

Chapter the best at KU and the best Fraternity.

Please feel free to stop by on a game day or

Mondays for Chapter. We would love to have you.

Fraternally,

Paul Lantis ’07

Chapter President

[email protected]

DU Recalls Last Semester’s Accomplishments and Makes

Preparation for a New School Year

President

Paul Lantis ’07

Ottawa, Kan.

Vice President

trey sabates ’07

Kansas City, Mo.

Recruitment Chairmen

Liam Kirby ’09

Baldwin City, Kan.

cam Austin ’09

Leawood, Kan.

Aaron Emrich ’09

Wichita, Kan.

Membership Chairman

tommy Beeler ’08

Leawood, Kan.

Risk Management

Eddie Dickerson ’08

Albuquerque, N.M.

Treasurer

Kyle Byers ’08

Overland Park, Kan.

Secretary

Michael Elliot ’09

Great Bend, Kan.

Pledge Educator

chris Albrect ’08

Wichita, Kan.

House Managers

Daniel Keating ’08

Manhattan, Kan.

Ryan Groves ’09

Leawood, Kan.

Philanthropy Chairmen

Mark Robinson ’08

Leawood, Kan.

Joe coletta ’08

Leawood, Kan.

Mike Weber ’08

Leawood, Kan.

Public Relations

christian nielson ’07

Colorado Springs, Colo.

Kansas Chapter Officers

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Don Atkinson

Overland Park, Kan.

collin Baba

Wichita, Kan.

Brett Barker

Hutchison, Kan.

Anthony Bellcort

Naperville, Ill.

Austin Bradley

Overland Park, Kan.

Logan Brown*

Manhattan, Kan.

(Luke Brown ’01, brother)

Matt cummings*

Leawood, Kan.

(Daniel J.

cummings ’79, father)

Parker Downing

Overland Park, Kan.

Peter fields

Westwood, Kan.

Dylan fulmer*

Topeka, Kan.

(Robert fulmer ’82, father)

David Gray*

Salina, Kan.

(Jon Gray ’04, brother)

Ben Gudgel

Leawood, Kan.

Zach holbert

Overland Park, Kan.

tanner hotze

Wichita, Kan.

Brock houser

Wilmore, Ky.

Brian Johnson*

Salina, Kan.

(Eric Johnson ’07, brother)

Alex Joyce*

Leawood, Kan.

(Jeffrey t. Joyce ’73, uncle;

Patrick Joyce ’06, cousin)

nick Joyce*

Leawood, Kan.

(Jeffrey t. Joyce ’73, uncle;

Patrick Joyce ’06, cousin)

Mitch Knopp

Manhattan, Kan.

Alex Mac

St. Louis, Mo.

Eric Mccarthy

Manhattan, Kan.

Evan Miller

Overland Park, Kan.

Will noyce*

Leawood, Kan.

(Jeffrey D. noyce ’78, father)

Brent nye

Overland Park, Kan.

Dave Pederson

Topeka, Kan.

Pat Peterson

Wheaton, Ill.

Mac Petitjean

Salina, Kan.

Kyle Petitjean

Salina, Kan.

Kevin Putman

Overland Park, Kan.

David Raetz

Omaha, Neb.

cameron Raymer*

Topeka, Kan.

(Robert Rayme ’83, father)

Aaron Rogers

Manhattan, Kan.

Matt schmidt-Phillips

St. Louis, Mo.

John stolley

Overland Park, Kan.

Daniel toader

Overland Park, Kan.

Matt thompson*

Leawood, Kan.

(Grant thompson ’04, brother)

Riley Voth*

Topeka, Kan.

(Eric A. Voth, M.D. ’77, father;

Ryan Voth ’04, brother)

Brian Wassenberg

Homes, Kan.

Grant Wilkerson*

Prairieville, Kan.

(Ryan Wilkerson ’98, brother)

* Indicates legacy.

Legacy’s relative

is in parentheses

Welcome Fall 2006 New MembersThe Kansas Chapter is pleased to welcome

the following 39 men to Delta Upsilon

The Sunflower

Roger Morrison ’65 and Richard Morrison

’70, both of Salina, Kansas, share a strong

interest in collecting cars, though each has his

own passion and direction. Roger is into classic

cars and car shows, while Richard has the

“need for speed” in racing vintage autos.

Richard started racing go-carts in his teen

years and still has the first car he bought, a

1925 Model T Ford coupe. Richard currently

owns “about a dozen” cars—an eclectic

group of sport and racing cars that includes a

1964 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso he drove at KU his

senior year, a ’67 Shelby GT350 Mustang

identical to one driven at KU his first three

years, a Formula Atlantic Indy car formerly

owned by Jeff Andretti, and several others. A

real prize is his ’39 Lagonda Le Mans replica

that he enjoys racing.

Roger’s collection of cars includes numerous

hot rods and dragsters, along with his prized

’29 Rolls-Royce Springfield Phantom I Riviera

Town Brougham with a body by Brewster.

Roger has been a judge (Rolls-Royce class) at

the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours D’Ele-

gance, America’s premier classic car event, for

more than 20 years. Richard has had one win-

ner at the Pebble Beach classic, while Roger

has racked up three wins.

Roger was an English major at KU, while

Richard majored in economics. After college,

both brothers returned to Salina to work in the

family grain storage and farming operations

while perusing other entrepreneurial ventures.

The brothers are still active in Morrison Ventures

when they’re not racing, showing, or looking

for more cars to add to their collections.

Richard and his wife, Sallie, have two chil-

dren, Mindy and Jeffrey. Roger and his wife,

Maureen, have four children: Aaron, Amy,

Molly, and Megan. Roger can be contacted at

[email protected].

Top: Richard races his MG Liquid Suspension

Special at the Michigan International Speedway.

Bottom: Roger’s Rolls-Royce Riviera Town Car

sits outside the Lodge at Pebble Beach, Florida.

Alumni Spotlights

Gene camarena ’79, a Salina, Kansas

native, left the DU house after graduation

and took a job at a regional accounting firm in

Wichita. Fast forward a quarter century from

this modest beginning and you’ll find a suc-

cessful entrepreneur who recognized many

opportunities along the way, changed course,

took risks, and worked hard to become one of

Pizza Hut’s most successful franchisees. Oh,

and he owns four Marriott hotel franchises

with three others either under construction or

on the drawing board.

Gene’s early career took him to Koch Indus-

tries in Wichita where he worked on business

acquisitions and solidified an increasing desire

to build or acquire his own business. During

his tenure at Koch, Gene applied to Harvard

Business School and was accepted in the fall

of 1985. He confesses that being middle of the

pack at Harvard, among some elite and pedi-

greed classmates, was fine with him. He cred-

its his experience at Harvard with giving him

the tools he would eventually need to pull off

something big.

For Gene, “something big” started at Pizza

Hut, where he landed a job working on fran-

chise acquisitions and small chain deals after

Harvard. While working for Pizza Hut Corpo-

rate, Gene confesses that crunching numbers

every day made him realize “the franchise side

of the business was where the

money is.” Gene put together his

own deal for eight stores in the

Amarillo, Texas, area and pre-

sented it to then president Steve

Reinimund (currently the CEO

of PepsiCo) who liked the idea.

By 1994, another dozen stores

were acquired.

Today, Gene’s company owns

and operates 71 units in Texas,

New Mexico, and Indiana. He

says, “I chose the company name La Raza

Pizza (the race pizza) to signify that this is a

100% Hispanic owned company, and that we

are very proud of that fact. The majority of our

employees in Texas and New Mexico are His-

panic.” He is also proud to report that based on

2005 sales, his company is ranked in the top

125 Hispanic owned companies in America.

While his business units have offices in Amar-

illo, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, Gene and

his wife, Yolanda (also a Harvard graduate),

call Wichita home. They are active and

involved parents of two daughters, Gena and

Potsie, who both attend Wichita Collegiate

High School. The family is also heavily

involved in the Hispanic community. Yolanda

started a program at Wichita

North High School called

FLLOW, Future Latino Leaders

of Wichita.

Gene stays involved in the com-

munity working with the United

Way, the Catholic Diocese of

Wichita, and as a former chair-

man of the International Pizza

Hut Franchise Holders Associa-

tion. In spite of his dedication to

the community, a busy work

schedule, and frequent travels out of state,

Gene prides himself in rarely missing any of

his girls’ activities, and still finding the time to

hang with some of his DU brothers in the

Wichita area, whom he describes as “some of

my closest friends, which has been a lasting

benefit from my four years at the DU house.”

In addition to Pizza Huts and hotels, Gene has

owned Burger King and Beauty Warehouse

franchises, though he has since sold his inter-

est in those concepts. Is he done building?

“We continue to look at different deals every

year” is his reply.

Entrepreneur Finds Success in Pie

Morrison Brothers Indulge Automobile Passions

Delta upsilon

James E. Beymer ’36 of Lakin, Kan., passed

on to Chapter Eternal on March 26, 2006.

George B. hamilton ’37, Wappinger’s Falls, N.Y.

harold ‘hal’ G. Kaufman ’40 passed on to

Chapter Eternal on May 13, 2006. He attended

graduate school at Harvard, but following the

bombing of Pearl Harbor enlisted in the Navy

where he served as a communications officer

on the staff of Admiral Chester Nimitz. After

serving his country, Hal co-founded the Kauf-

man Advertising Agency in Kansas City. In

1965 Hal invented a rust remover he named

Naval Jelly. He promoted and sold it first by

mail order, and it later became widely avail-

able through hardware, automotive, and home

improvement centers nationwide. Later in life,

brother Kaufman sold his interest in Naval

Jelly to the Loctite Corporation. His family

described him as a Renaissance man, with var-

ied interests ranging from the arts, to history,

science, and philosophy. He loved opera and

was an enthusiastic member of his church

choir for many years. He is survived by his

wife, Barbara, and four children: Miles,

Cyndi, Dan, and Earl.

Ernest W. crates Jr. ’50, Pensacola Beach, Fla.

John A. Waddell ’57, Prescott, Ariz., passed

on to Chapter Eternal on January 28, 2006. He is

survived by his wife, Jo Ann, and daughter, Joan.

Robert W. henry ’58 of Scottsdale, Ariz.,

passed on to Chapter Eternal on July 9, 2006.

Roger E. oelschlager ’67, The Woodlands,

Texas

_____________________________1940sEdward ‘Art’ A. Metcalf ’46 reports that he

enjoys many pleasant memories of the Chapter

House from 1939 to 1943. Art is a retired

colonel of the U.S. Army and resides in

McAllen, Texas, with his wife, Frances. The

couple has two grown children, Edward and Julia.

_____________________________1950sJohn ‘Jack’ D. Rockwell ’52 lives in Santa

Rosa, Calif., with his wife, Jean. Jack is still

getting around at 80 years old and enjoys read-

ing, writing letters, and taking long walks.

Every couple of weeks he travels to San Fran-

cisco to enjoy the city and all it has to offer.

E-mail: [email protected]

David c. skaggs Jr. ’59, and his wife, Margo,

live in Brutus, Mich., where he works for

Bowling Green State University as an emeritus

professor of history. David reports that the

Naval Institute Press recently published his

book, Oliver Hazard Perry; Honor, Courage,

and Patriotism in the Early U.S. Navy. E-mail:

[email protected]

Warren A. Wandling ’59 retired from Equi-

table Life Assurance after 47 years. He and his

wife, Nancy, are enjoying retirement and

spending time with their three adult children:

Todd, Lee, and Warren.

_____________________________1960sJ. Michael Watson ’66 lives in Waianae,

Hawaii, with his wife, Sarah Jane. Michael is

enjoying retirement from Nanakuli Depart-

ment of Education and reports that he was a

double gold medal winner for canoe paddling

in New Zealand. Michael recently recorded a

jazz/vocal CD titled, “Makaha Mike-The

Simple Life.”

David W. Bouda ’68 is a doctor for PB

Associates LLC in Omaha, Neb. He and his

wife, Jo Ann, have started their own busi-

ness, Bouda Life and Health Coaching, and

invite everyone to check out their Web site,

boudalifecoaching.com. The Boudas have

two adult children, William and Tamara.

Richard K. harris ’69 and his wife, Jackie,

live in Grayslake, Ill., where he is a consultant

for Crossing Consulting. Rich is an accredited

associate of the Institute for Independent

Business, as well as an international

researcher for senior business executives.


_____________________________1970sDaniel J. cummings ’79 reports that his son,

Mathew, is a DU pledge for the fall 2006. He

and his wife, Lynn, live in Kansas City, Mo.,

where he is a product manager for Illustratus.


_____________________________1980sRobert A. fulmer ’82 reports that his son,

Dylan, pledged Delta Upsilon this fall. For

the last couple of years, Bob worked for

KTAK TV as general sales manager. Cur-

rently, Bob is a realtor for Prudential First

Realtors in Topeka, Kan. When he is not sell-

ing real estate, Robert plays in a corporate

party band called, 3 Ring Circus. He and his

wife, Louann, also have a daughter, Haylee.


John cohlmia ’86 is active in the commercial

real estate market in the Oklahoma City area.

Originally from Wichita, John has lived in

Oklahoma City with his wife and family for

the past 21 years.

Jay Wagnon ’86 is president of Sky Fitness &

Wellbeing based in New York City. His com-

pany recently opened a $5.5 million prototype

state-of-the-art fitness facility in Tulsa, Okla.

The Tulsa location is one of multiple centers in

the planning stages with an eye toward a

national rollout down the road.

_____________________________1990schristopher B. Browning ’91, of suburban

Kansas City, was recently featured in a

Kansas City Star story about sports fanatics

who frequently call into the local sports-talk

radio shows WHB-AM (810) and KCSP-AM

(610). Christopher, who represents a line of

women’s fashion accessories, handles a large

territory of retailers, giving him ample

“windshield time” to listen to the hosts and

call-in guests. A true road-warrior who put

over 60K miles on his vehicle last year,

Browning regularly calls in to opine about

the Royals, Chiefs, and Jayhawks, as well as

other Big 12 programs. Chris majored in

journalism at KU and did a small sports gig

on KU’s student radio station, KJHK, as an

undergraduate. When he’s not working or

talking on the radio, Chris is at home with

his wife, Lisa, and three children: Wyatt, Emma,

and Luke. E-mail: [email protected]

R. todd Ehlert ’91 and his wife, Nancy, cel-

ebrated the birth of their second child, Anna

Mary, on January 25, 2006. Anna Mary has

one older sister, Caroline. Todd reports that on

January 1, 2006, he became a partner at the

law firm Shughart Thompson & Kilroy P.C.

The Ehlert family resides in St. Joseph, Mo.


trevor Wohlford ’93 is executive director of

the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals in Topeka.

Previously, brother Wohlford practiced law in

Wichita. He resides in Lawrence with his wife,

Stacia, and their children, Zoe and Reece.


Alumni Update

chAPtER EtERnAL

ALuMni nEWs

The Sunflower

Thank You Alumni!Alumni Contributors Help to Ensure Kansas Chapter’s Future

heritage club+ Norman R. Smith ’47

* Thomas H. Rinehart ’57

Robert W. Henry ’58

* Charles E. Heath ’64

Grant Kaufman ’92

Leadership club$5,000 and up

Norman R. Smith ’47

* Donald C. Slawson ’55

* Thomas H. Rinehart ’57

G. Lynn Mitchelson ’62

Brian A. Bracco ’73

* Lewis D. Gregory ’75

* Eric A. Voth, M.D. ’77

Patrick C. Maloney ’78

Curt D. Seymour ’81

1834 club$2,500 to $4,999

Vincent F. Hiebsch Jr. ’43

Clarke L. Henry, M.D. ’44

* J. Kenneth Higdon ’48

* John E. Meyer ’50

* O. Kepler Johnson Jr. ’52

* Terry N. Fiske ’55

* Charles D. Belt ’57

F. Lee Baird ’58

* Patrick D. Bolen ’58

J. Wesley St. Clair ’58

* K. Michael Berkley ’61

* Charles E. Heath ’64

* Lester P. Jeter ’65

* Richard L. Morrison ’70

R. Scott Beeler ’76

T. Teal Dakan ’78

* Dr. Michael F. Lytle ’79

Michael D. Robertson ’82

cornerstone club$1,000 to $2,499

William H. Avery ’34

Alfred F. Gallup ’38

Glenn E. McCann ’38

Fred H. Gades Jr. ’43

Edward A. Metcalf III ’46

Miles B. Light III ’49

Robert S. Light ’49

* Dick Wintermote ’51

* William G. Landess ’53

George N. Michale ’54

* Byron E. Springer ’54

* Lorrimer Armstrong Jr. ’55

* John L. Hysom Jr. ’57

* Gary L. Rohrer ’57

* Robert W. Henry ’58

James W. Ratzlaff ’58

* Marshall L. Crowther ’59

Ralph E. Hunt ’61

* Randolph G. Austin ’63

* Larry K. Fairchild ’64

Brian L. Biles ’66

Philip A. Shontz ’67

Blake A. Biles ’68

* R. Dan Boulware ’68

Robert E. Myers ’68

Richard K. Harris ’69

Thomas W. Poos ’70

Christopher L. Saricks ’70

Thomas J. Futo ’71

* Jeffrey T. Joyce ’73

Phillip A. Miller, O.R. ’73

Frank A. Stuckey ’73

* Scott Davies ’75

Britt A. Buckley, M.D. ’76

* Mark D. Jabara ’77

Mark W. Zuercher ’78

W. Reed Dillon ’79

Steven S. Rayl ’80

William S. Warner ’80

R. Todd Slawson ’84

* Thomas E. Coover ’88

Chad M. Treaster ’90

Kurtis S. Rhoden ’92

1025 club$500 to $999

D. Curtis Skaggs Sr. ’32

Arthur L. Ludwick, M.D. ’34

* Robert S. Guy ’40

Dr. Earl H. Clark ’42

Keith D. Bunnel ’46

* Robert L. Schober ’47

Harold M. Hubbard ’48

J. Carson Rockhill ’50

Robert B. Wood ’50

* Charles N. Henson ’52

* Norvell J. Osborn ’52

Dr. Robert L. Hamilton ’53

Richard R. McCall ’53

Robert J. Moore ’53

Donald E. Porter ’53

Eddie R. Maag ’54

Max S. Deterding ’55

* N. Milan Hart ’56

W. Mike Adams ’57

William H. Dye ’57

* M. Frank Mastin ’57

Gregg B. Athy Jr. ’59

* Lynn H. Miller ’59

John L. Patten ’60

* Paul J. Trouslot ’60

* Ross B. Clopton ’61

Jan M. Collins ’61

* Max L. Schardein ’62

Michael M. Thomas ’62

Ronald L. Mastin ’63

Robert I. Guenthner ’64

G. Derril Gwinner ’64

* Donald W. Bostwick ’65

J. Michael Kavolus, M.D. ’65

Roger M. Morrison ’65

* James E. Brink ’67

Dennis N. Morrison ’67

Charles R. Pohl ’67

* David J. Waxse ’67

Lee R. Bittenbender, M.D. ’68

Michael T. Bixler ’69

Charles R. Cram ’69

John K. Garvey ’69

C. David Newbery ’69

* Steven T. Joyce ’70

Eric D. Stucky ’71

Grant J. Milleret ’75

* Barton L. Duckworth ’77

C. David Rayl ’78

Kristopher J. Bruso, D.D.S. ’82

Robert J. Holt ’83

Robert F. Vickers Jr. ’83

Robb S. Berke ’94

* Terry Delp ’99

Blue & Gold club$150 to $499

James L. Jewell ’29

Heinz W. Puell ’35

Richard S. Davis ’37

C. William Jackson ’38

George C. Hollinger ’39

Charles J. Baer III ’41

William S. Koester ’41

Dr. Karl A. Ehrlich ’44

D. Robert Buechel, M.D. ’47

Jack B. Berkley ’48

A. Eugene Voigt ’48

Jerald K. Bales ’50

John F. Elliott ’50

William R. DeLay ’51

Chester F. Fee ’51

Robert E. Christensen ’52

George C. Christopher II ’52

Robert E. Raymer ’52

William C. Salome III ’52

* Hubert M. Dye Jr. ’54

Ralph C. Lamb Jr. ’54

Richard D. Nordstrom ’54

Rev. Robert N. Alpers ’55

* Dr. David L. Hardy Sr. ’55

James A. Mears ’55

Alvis H. Stallard ’55

Jay R. Warner ’55

Donn G. Duncan ’56

Dr. Thomas E. Emery ’57

Roger L. Wood ’57

John W. Bertoglio ’58

Dale M. Flanagan ’58

* Bruce E. Taber ’58

John L. Greer ’59

Patrick D. Little ’59

* David C. Skaggs Jr. ’59

Warren A. Wandling ’59

Gary A. Gibson ’60

Larry K. Burke ’61

James R. Deckert ’62

* Warren W. Henson Jr. ’62

Rodney R. Horn ’62

* Frank L. Johnson ’62

* Richard L. Morris ’62

Dr. James R. Scholten ’62

Lawrence G. Wilson, M.D. ’62

Peter G. Aylward ’63

Richard F. Haitbrink ’63

William L. Hysom ’63

Gary D. Dickson ’64

* Larry R. Gamble ’64

Thomas A. Hamill ’64

John T. Morrisey ’64

William A. Murdock ’64

L. Gene Shofner ’64

James D. Knupp Jr. ’65

William M. Smith ’65

David R. Stanton ’65

Thomas M. Stark ’65

Peter Stork ’65

Doyle E. White Jr. ’65

* Duane E. Lowry ’67

Robert E. Skahan ’67

Rick D. Utermoehlen, C.L.U. ’67

P. Andrew Harris ’68

Michael E. Ryan, M.D. ’68

Charles R. Harrison ’69

The Kansas Chapter of Delta Upsilon is pleased to report, as of Sep-

tember 5, 2006, 99 Kansas DU alumni have given $26,517 to the

spring 2006 Annual Campaign for the Educational Foundation! The

continual and loyal support of our alumni directly impacts the success

of Delta Upsilon at the University of Kansas. Since fall of 1996, the

Kansas DU Educational Foundation has received 1,974 contributions

for a total of $326,618. Your ongoing commitment makes a difference

in the future of Delta Upsilon.

The following is a list of annual campaign contributors to the Kansas

Chapter of Delta Upsilon since fall 1996. Donors’ cumulative giving

totals are listed by giving level. If an error has been made in recording

the amount of your gift(s), we sincerely apologize. Please send correc-

tions to the Kansas Chapter of Delta Upsilon, P.O. Box 1611,

Lawrence, KS 66044. Thank you, again, for giving back to the

Chapter—it truly does make a difference!

Delta upsilon

Tim A. North ’69

Dr. J. Dennis Biggs ’70

* Mark L. Miller ’70

J. David Nutt ’70

William R. Woods Jr. ’70

* James E. Cram ’71

Stewart R. Etherington ’71

Richard A. Hiebsch ’’71

* John R. Long ’71

Tod E. Queen ’72

David M. Thomas ’72

* Spencer Davies ’73

A. Scott Davis ’73

Thomas A. Krebs ’73

David K. Markham ’74

Rocky N. Unruh ’74

* Charles R. Cook ’75

Richard L. Davis ’75

J. Michael Sanner ’75

Michael R. Wesley ’75

* Paul D. Miller ’76

Mitchell S. Pettit ’76

Jeffrey A. Roth ’76

Lowell J. Byers ’77

Nick B. Michale ’77

Marc A. Sherrell ’77

David S. Wooding ’77

John E. Esau ’78

Chad A. Leat ’78

* William R. O’Brien ’78

Douglas C. Stark ’78

J. Brian Burkhead ’79

Daniel J. Cummings ’79

Steven J. Roth ’79

William J. Shea ’79

David J. Dansdill ’80

Bryan R. LaGree ’80

Phillip F. Hagan, M.D. ’81

* Richard W. Kluge Jr. ’81

Steven W. Smith ’81

Chris C. Hack ’82

J. Jeffrey Reese, M.D. ’82

Gary A. Sanders ’82

Jeffrey W. Hale ’85

Charles T. Hinshaw III ’85

Samuel J. Silver ’85

James V. Traylor ’85

* Craig E. Newland ’86

Blaine C. Talbott ’86

* Jeffrey A. Wheat ’86

Eric A. Gustavson ’87

* Geoffrey A. Johnson ’87

* Andrew L. Ernsting ’88

Michael W. Lawrence ’88

Dr. Michael D. Sanborn ’88

John D. Latzer ’89

Mrs. Marmaduke Grove ’90

Scott A. Laderoute ’90

* Kevin M. Shields ’90

Max and Karen Stearns ’90

Skip and Cathy Troyak ’90

Craig M. Berkley ’91

Scott A. Hamele ’91

* Paul A. Hanna ’91

Bradley J. Moody ’91

Brian E. Perott ’91

Michael J. Snodgrass ’91

* Craig S. Laderoute ’92

Larry A. Fairchild ’93

Phillip M. Frerker ’93

Jay M. McGrath ’93

Ed G. Austin ’94

* Jason J. Stafford ’94

Thomas J. Smith ’95

* Jacob D. Wassenberg ’97

* Chad Collette ’98

* David F. Dummermuth ’98

* Ryan Wilkerson ’98

* Mark Avery ’99

* Clint Daniels ’99

* Lung Huang ’99

Lucy Roth

Jayhawk club$25 to $149

Jack R. Morris ’31

Kenneth M. Jordan ’32

Arch J. Galloway ’34

Donald D. Phillips ’34

Philip M. Cartmell ’36

George B. Hamilton ’37

Henry C. Miller ’37

Richard M. Seibel II ’38

Charles E. Paddock Jr. ’39

L. F. Turgeon ’39

John R. Fee ’47

George H. Keene ’47

James E. McIntire ’47

James F. Swoyer Jr. ’49

James W. Hawes ’50

John H. Scrivner Jr. ’50

James G. Mason ’51

Richard L. Gilkey ’52

Cornett E. Hall ’53

Richard LaGree ’53

Ira E. Smith ’53

Charles T. Hinshaw, M.D. ’54

Jack H. Stonestreet ’54

Wesley C. Whitney ’54

Ellis D. Evans ’56

Alan R.G. Brooke ’57

John M. Holt, M.D. ’57

* Dr. John L. Reese ’57

Stuart S. Gunckel ’58

Robert M. Simpson ’58

Robert F. Sweet ’58

Lawrence T. Wright ’58

* F. Alan Coombs ’60

J. Lawrence Cox ’60

William A. Godfrey ’60

Jerry M. Nossaman ’60

Sanborn D. Wood ’60

Ronald D. Andreas ’61

James E. MacDonald ’61

Dale R. McKemey ’61

* Robert L. Walters ’62

Stanley G. Andeel ’63

Patrick Beller ’63

Jimmy W. Dykes ’63

John H. Shenk ’63

John T. Smith ’63

Randolph H. Butts ’65

* Ronald G. Evans ’65

* Jeffrey O. Heeb ’65

James R. Sharp ’65

Robert E. Shenk ’65

Glenn T. Hammons ’66

Edmond Q. Haggart ’67

Edward W. Hand III ’67

* Halley E. Kampschroeder ’67

John S. Carter ’68

R. Bruce Eggert ’68

John C. Hoppe ’68

Christopher A. Jeter ’68

Capt. James D. Keen ’70

Gregg A. Kinney ’70

Les K. Lampe ’71

* Paul D. Dewey ’72

John W. Dobbins Jr. ’72

Dennis J. Duffin ’73

Mikel L. Cerne ’74

Steven C. Durr ’74

E. Craig Jones ’74

Gary M. Jones ’74

Larry W. Reimelt ’74

Allen C. Schmidt ’75

A. Trent Spikes ’75

Scott A. Wells ’75

W. Richard Beck ’77

* Richard J. Schmidt ’77

Dr. Dana B. Schoenleber ’77

Douglas E. Ferguson ’79

Scott M. Bales ’80

Gregg M. Chinn ’80

Mark W. Cummings ’80

* Douglas W. Farha ’80

Dr. Scott D. Hamilton ’80

Richard K. Taylor ’80

John M. Holt Jr. ’81

Kyle E. Krull ’81

Harold P. Reiland Jr. ’81

Scott W. Salome ’81

David R. Schaefer ’81

Ned C. Voth ’81

* Robert A. Fulmer ’82

James C. Tomlinson ’82

* Robert C. Raymer ’83

* Eric J. Bur ’84

Rodney K. Milstead ’84

Mark R. Schulte ’84

Deric A. Stewart ’84

G. Thomas Rowe Jr. ’85

Douglas C. Farley ’86

Christopher A. Gile ’86

Patrick T. LaForge ’86

Michael A. Slaney ’86

Michael D. Haines ’87

Mark L. Sinclair ’87

Thomas C. Stevens ’87

Bradley C. Cobble ’88

Thomas L. Holt ’88

Jeffrey J. Mehlin ’88

Patrick J. Smith ’88

Michael W. Shunk ’89

Grant S. Stauffer ’89

Blake C. Wells ’89

Patrick L. Zeka ’89

Mrs. Robert H. Arnold ’90

Stuart C. Berkley ’90

Vickie Culver ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunn ’90

Mrs. Robert H. Forney ’90

Douglas M. Franz ’90

Mrs. Hal M. Friesen ’90

John T. Hinshaw ’90

Owen and Sandy Kaufman ’90

Michael W. Martin ’90

Hal W. McCoy II ’90

Robert and Sharon Rasberry ’90

Steven P. Siavelis ’90

Christopher M. Andrews ’91

Christopher B. Browning ’91

R. Todd Ehlert ’91

Bradford S. Fitts ’91

Michael A. Graham ’91

Christopher W. Scharf ’91

* Brian R. Winter ’91

Grant O. Kaufman ’92

Jerry E. Kenefake II ’92

Joseph D. Stark ’92

Gregory S. Young ’92

Christopher D. Hanna ’93

Robert L. Biederman ’94

Jason C. Eberhart ’94

Neal Wheat ’94

* James P. Duggan ’95

* Derek K. Fairchild ’95

J.P. Gerritz ’95

Kipp D. Vann ’95

Mark L. Burgess ’96

Justin A. Guthridge ’96

Alan M. Stearns ’96

Rodney W. Barleen ’97

* Jeff E. Pritchard ’97

Andy Hineman ’98

* Derek Dummermuth ’99

A.J. Austerman ’00

Douglas C. Evans ’00

Ryan Chisolm ’01

Tony Grafals ’01

* Mike Johnson ’02

Owen Kemp ’03

Dallas Rakestraw ’03

Mary Christopher

Mrs. Reginald Cook

Mrs. Jack Dunagin

Bruce Fitts

Barbara Higdon

Donald Higdon

Mary Higdon

Kin and Ying Huang

Mrs. Ed Jewett

Mrs. James Knorr

Mrs. George R. Lewey

Roger Nickel

Mrs. Donald Patton

Mrs. James K. Phillips

Mrs. J. E. Woolcott

+The Heritage Club has been estab-

lished to recognize those alumni who

have planned for the future of Delta

Upsilon in their estates.

* Denotes donor to

the spring 2006 appeal

THE SUNFLOWER

KAnsAs Du ALuMni

P.o. Box 1611

LAWREncE, KAnsAs 66044

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Attention:

This newsletter is intended for Kansas DU alumni and parents. If your son is still

attending the University of Kansas, he will receive a copy at the Chapter House.

If he has graduated, please send us his permanent address to update our records. Thank you.

On the WebKansas chapter

www.ku.edu/~deltau

national fraternity

www.deltau.org

university of Kansas

www.ku.edu

DU ScholarsIn spring 2006, 29 Kansas Chapter

members earned a 3.25 G.P.A. or higher.

Congratulations to the members below

on their academic success!

4.0tom o’Brien ’09

Ross Reichenberger ’08

Mark Robinson ’09

nolan seim ’07

Michael Weber ’09

3.75 to 3.99chris Albrecht ’08

Eric Johnson ’07

Paul Lantis ’07

Grady sullivan ’08

Matt Waldron ’06

Aaron Welch ’07

3.5 to 3.74tommy Beeler ’08

tom Belot ’09

Peter Biberstein ’08

chris Drake ’06

Ryan Glanzer ’07

Brian huntington ’08

chris Markham ’07

Garrett Moore ’07

Drew Waldron ’08

3.25 to 3.49Joseph coletta ’08

Kyle cook ’06

Bryan hastings ’09

John hollenberg ’06

Matt Morrison ’06

trent nelson ’08

Pat Ryan ’08

trey sabates ’07

Ryan Wasinger ’05

President

Bryan LaGree ’80

Leawood, Kan.

Treasurer

Brad fitts ’91

Overland Park, Kan.

Chapter Advisor

Rod Barleen ’97

Lawrence, Kan.

Directors

terry fiske ’55

Castle Rock, Colo.

tony thill ’88

Overland Park, Kan.

Jake Wassenberg ’97

Manhattan, Kan.

Ryan Wilkerson ’98

Prairie Village, Kan.

todd Ehlert ’93

St. Joseph, Mo.

House Corporation Board 2006-07 Jayhawks Home

Basketball Schedule

Nov. 2 Washburn (exhibition)

Nov. 7. Emporia State (exhibition)

Nov. 11 Northern Arizona

Nov. 15 Oral Roberts

Nov. 19 Towson University

Nov. 21 Tennessee State

Nov. 28 Dartmouth

Dec. 4 USC

Dec. 9 Toledo (Kemper Arena)

Dec. 23 Boston College

Dec. 28 Detroit

Dec. 30 Rhode Island

Jan 10 Oklahoma State

Jan. 15 Missouri

Jan 27 Colorado

Feb. 3 Texas A&M

Feb. 7 Kansas State

Feb. 17 Nebraska

Feb. 24 Iowa State

March 3 Texas

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