Jerry Allen, Gerald Allen, Bob Barclay, Jay Behling, Kent Bennion, Tim Blackburn, Mike D. Burnett, Wade Collings, S. J. Combe, Jim Cragun, Scott Critchlow, Dave Dixon, Brad Drake, Jim Danyon, Craig Etherington, Hal Farr, Jim Galovan, Bruce Gladwell, Dave Gladwell, Sheldon Hailing, Bob Hoffman, Brent Holbrook, Rich Isakson, Steve Jensen, Mike Kelley, Noel King, Scott Larkin, Scott Loughton, John Lowe, Mike Lowe, Bob McDougal, Dee Minnoch, Steve Moulton, Hal Meyers Paul Neuenschwander Richard Neuteboom, Bruce Nilson, Richard Nord, Dean Olsen Brent Preschon, Glade Prescott, Jeff Petersen, Jim Peterson, Larry Quist Gary Reed' Tom Rosenberg RickRoyer, Gary Squires, Dee Staples, Jeff Sycamore, Dale Thompsen, Mike Tribe, Bob Wallace, and Larry Williams. excelsior Bruce Cox, Charles Chandler, Glen Douglas, Dee Fuhriman, Steve Geary, Ted Hansen, Scott Horspool, Ron Hyde, Edward Isaakson, Kelly Johnson, Greg Lampros, Dwight McGee, Ron McFarland, Keith Orton, Paul Orton, Larry Prantil, Steve Smith, Grant Stewart, Stephen Terry, Bill White. Excelsior tried to create a new image for its pledges this year. They worked for a stronger feeling of brotherhood, rather than the traditional torture pledges received from members in the past. One member stated that he belonged to Excelsior, because it was the largest fraternity on campus with the greatest opportunity for responsibility, working with people and forming deep, personal relationships with others in the group. Excelsior sponsored several community service projects including the Red Cross Blood Drive. They also held a Charity Ball and Cotillion along with other activities.