serving as secretary and president within these groups. She helped Cincinnati (Ohio) alumnae chapter nominate the Foundation’s 2000 Cardiac Care Award winning women’s health center. During her term as Ashland Area president, the chapter was named Alpha Phi International’s Outstanding Small Alumnae Chapter at Convention 2000. Carol also serves as an advisory board member for Miami University (ΓN). Lena “Buster” Quist Homburg (Ω-Texas) Buster was active in Alpha Phi most of her life, serving several years on Texas A&M (EΩΛ) and Texas (Ω) house corporation boards, Austin Alpha Phi Mothers’ Club and Alpha Phi International’s membership committee. She was president of the Houston alumnae chapter and a Convention speaker. The Executive Office foyer is named in her honor because of her strong support for the Alpha Phi Foundation. She was credited for rallying with her collegiate sisters from the 1930s and 1940s to raise more than $7,000, making Omega the first sorority on campus with Ethernet network technology. We regret to report she passed away May 14, 2001. Buster was a role model for all Alpha Phis. Adrienne Prahler Jaffe (ZΦ-MIT) For the past two years, Adrienne has served as MIT (ZΦ) chapter adviser and house corporation board FALL 2002
member. She was recognized as an Outstanding Chapter Adviser by Alpha Phi International in the Summer 2001 Quarterly. Adrienne is a member of the Boston alumnae chapter and Alpha Phi International’s technology task force. Sandra Helle Kemp (BI-West Virginia) Sandra has been treasurer and an outstanding member of the Triangle (N.C.) alumnae chapter for six years. She prepares taxes for NC State (EΦΛ) and East Carolina (∆A) chapters. Sandra also served as hostess of the chapter’s annual Alpha Phi-esta kick-off event. Donna Galaway-Libal (ΓHNorth Texas) Donna is a member of the Jacksonville Alumnae Panhellenic Association and was a charter member of the Jacksonville First Coast alumnae chapter. During her term as the chapter’s president, it was awarded the Alpha Phi Foundation’s Cardiac Care Award for its Hold My Heart program. Also as president, she increased the chapter’s duespaying members by 10 percent. Sandra has served as newsletter chairman, vice president of programming and Panhellenic representative.
member and vice president of programs. Betty Lurvey Sup (∆Ξ-Nebraska/Kearney) Betty has served as Creighton (Θ∆) chapter adviser since 1999. She has been a member of the Omaha alumnae chapter for more than 30 years and held several positions within the chapter including president. Betty is a two-time winner of the Omaha Ivy Award for contributions to her alumnae chapter. She is a three-time recipient of the chapter’s President’s Award and was named Omaha Alumnae Panhellenic Woman of the Year in 1996. Jeanne Alves Wildman (H∆-CSU/Hayward) Jeanne has served as copresident of the East Bay alumnae chapter for two terms. During her term as co-president, membership increased and meaningful community service events conducted. Jeanne serves on the CSU/Hayward (H∆) advisory board as both marketing and Panhellenic adviser. She received a 2001 Alumna of the Year award from the CSUH Panhellenic council.
ALUMNAE CHAPTER AWARDS Outstanding Alumnae Chapter LARGE: Denver SMALL: Rhode Island Outstanding Member Directory Northern Virginia Outstanding Newsletter Denver Outstanding Web Page Rhode Island
chapter recognition
Outstanding Alumnae Chapter awards are presented to Denver (Colo.), left, and Rhode Island alumnae during Convention 2002.
Excellence in Membership Recruitment Far North Dallas Excellence in Fundraising Rhode Island Most Original Programming (Singular Event) Finger Lakes Outstanding All-Around Programming Rhode Island Outstanding Community Service St. Louis Gateway Outstanding Interaction with Collegians Omaha
Nebraska/Lincoln (N), left, and North Dakota (Π) are recipients of the Alpha Phi International Outstanding Collegiate Chapter Award.
Annette Klemo Smith (ZN-Texas Christian) Annette has been an active member of the Fort Worth alumnae chapter since 1986, serving as president, vice president of membership, philanthropy, nominating committee
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