The Alpha Tau undergraduate chapter<\/strong> ended up with two locations, both important to the cultivation of the intellect – our basement study room and the library:<\/p>\n Our first Knox Circle contributor, W. Grant Gregory ’60<\/strong>, ended up in the formal (north) living room:<\/p>\n The Dana family<\/strong> (William C. Dana ’76, Irving R. Dana III ’72, and Conner A Dana ’08) are displayed prominently in the dining room just above the portrait they also donated:<\/p>\n Robert Kretz ’58<\/strong> basks in the soft light of a wall sconce just inside the informal (south) living room:<\/p>\n Stephen Andersen ’60<\/strong> is stationed just outside room 307:<\/p>\n The Hedgecock family<\/strong> (Norman Hedgecock ’70 and Jake Hedgecock ’10) are close to the Dana family in the waiting area of the new addition across from our donor board:<\/p>\n The Leslie brothers<\/strong> stand guard outside room 206:<\/p>\n David G. Werner \u201975<\/strong> is displayed prominently on the right-hand side just as you enter the chapter house:<\/p>\n Mary C. Arth<\/strong>, in memory of Lawrence J. Arth \u201962, room 305:<\/p>\n Donna Woods<\/strong>, in memory of Frank H. Woods 1890, Thomas C. Woods (Phi Chi-Yale), Thomas C. Woods II \u201940, Thomas C. (Chip) Woods III \u201972, and in honor of Jon J. Hinrichs \u201962, room 306:<\/p>\n Thomas N. Jacob \u201959<\/strong>, room 201:<\/p>\n Michael S. Milroy \u201959<\/strong>, room 203:<\/p>\n D. Bruce McKeag \u201965<\/strong>, room 308:<\/p>\n Jody Parker \u201966<\/strong>, room 003:<\/p>\n Dennis D. Bloom \u201967<\/strong>, room 002:<\/p>\n B.C. Christenson \u201967<\/strong>, room 204:<\/p>\n John M. McHenry \u201967<\/strong>, room 001:<\/p>\n Hon. David Karnes \u201968<\/strong>, house director suite:<\/p>\n Donald Walla, M.D. \u201971<\/strong>, room 205:<\/p>\n Doug E. Deeter \u201972<\/strong>, room 301:<\/p>\n James R. Krieger \u201972<\/strong>, room 302:<\/p>\n Craig Pohlman \u201974<\/strong> and Chuck Mangimelli \u201974<\/strong>, room 202:<\/p>\n Sjulin family<\/strong> (Carl J. Sjulin \u201980 and David H. Sjulin \u201982), room 303:<\/p>\n Thomas Egan Jr. \u201989<\/strong>, room 304:<\/p>\n Finally, our campaign chairmen wanted to highlight a couple individuals who have given deeply to the chapter in both time and talent. First up is longtime chapter counselor Dr. Michael J. Wortman ’67<\/strong>, situated just outside the chapter room in our hall of presidents, many of whom he has mentored over the years:<\/p>\n Next are our two building project managers, Drew D. Stange ’80<\/strong> and Mark F. Antonson ’04<\/strong>, fittingly outside a mechanical closet at the basement of the main stair:<\/p>\n![\"034\"](\"https:\/\/archive.1515r.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/12\/034.jpg\")
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