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Phi Delta Theta chapter house Homecoming 2010.


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1437 Washtenaw looking good.


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Active chapter President Tom Hardenbergh '12 makes remarks during the Homecoming Open House to active chapter members and alums.


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Alumni Association President JT (Tom) Buck '77 made remarks during the Homecoming Open House via an Internet video connection from his home office. After a morning work meeting, Buck came to the Open House to greet alums in person.


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The highlight of the Homecoming Open House was a brief program to honor our fallen military heroes U.S. Navy Cmdr. Phil Craig ’63 and U.S. Navy Lt. Scott “Harv” Waldinger ’86.


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Terry Miller ’60 and Dr. Harry Huffaker ’61.


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Dr. Ted Ludwig ’61 and active chapter President Tom Hardenberg '12.


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Joe "JR" Kraus '82, Tony Hagelgans '87, Nat Love '81 and active chapter President Tom Hardenbergh '12.


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Fall colors at the U of M Law School Quad.


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1980s and 1990s Phis tailgating at the Big House.


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For the seventh time in the last eightyears, Phis from the late 1980s and early1990s gathered for a tailgate reunion at Michigan Stadium. The 2010 reunion was held before the Homecoming game against Iowa. From left to right: Tom Ksoll ’87, Derek Adgrana ’88, Pete Karmanos ’88, Dan Dretler ’88, Drayke Dondero ’91, Chris Shepard ’88, Mike Rossi ’87, Greg Karmazin ’87, Tony Hagelgans ’87, Matt Stump ’88, Randy Scheid ’88 and Dr. Tim Lamb ’87.

Share YOUR reunion pictures in the next issue of the Sword & Shield newsletter and Alumni Association web site. You can e-mail them to the Secretary of the Alumni Association, Greg Karmazin ’87, at [email protected].


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While they had chances to make it a game, Iowa's offense proved too much for the Michigan's defense. Michigan was handed a rare Homecoming loss 38 to 28.