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Mary Judene, Eta Eta Chapter, is a junior majoring in marketing. She has served in numerous offices and had the highest pledge C.P.A. She served as Panhellenic representative, parliamentarian, scholarship chairman, and Panhellenic secretary. Mary Judene is also involved in College Republicans, Phi Beta Lambda Honor Society, Lambda Sigma Honor Society, Marketing Association, Alpha Kappa Psi Honor Society, and was on the Dean's List for the last two years. Besides being involved in sorority a nd campus activities, she has received four scholarships. Mary's well -organized efforts in Panhellenic helped promote spirit in Rush as well as enthusiasm in the sorority.
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Two members of Alpha Beta Chapter have contributed to their sorority and campus. Laurie Turner is a junior majoring in biolog y and ph ysica l education from Grinnell, Iowa. She recently won a bike-a-thon for the sorority by riding 20 miles. She actively participates in sorority meetings and is on the review board . She enjoys sewing, biking, and waterskiing. Laurie is a student ambassador a nd a universit y usher, and has a part time job in a deli as well. She a lso finds time to do volunteer work at a local hospital. Liz Lukowski is a junior majoring in mass communications from Hannibal, Missouri. She recently won the title of Miss Hannibal and competed in the 1981 Miss Missouri Pageant. She was also the AlA choice for Homecoming quee~ . As well as being editor for the soronty, she is active in the Student Senate, Student Activities Board, and is an executive member of the Student Ambassadors. She is employed at the radio station in Hannibal, KRGC, a nd she e~oys playing the piano, da ncing, shoppin g, and talking with anyone available. AIA is very proud to have these girls as their sisters . SPRING 1982
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Some people on ly dream of singing professionally. Terri Rouse (Beta Mu) has seen her dream become a reality. Terri, a junior at Henderson State University in Arkansas is more than just a student of English. She has been singing for 17 years and has produced 2 a lbums. Terri grew up in a very musical family and learned to play the gu itar, mandolin, and banjo when she was very yo ung. When she was seven, she and her two sisters, Kat hi and Debbie formed the Rouse Sisters, and traveled to Little Rock to do warm-up spots for such country western greats as Loretta L ynn and Ernest Tubb. In 1969 the sisters produced a gospel album entitled , "He Touched Me ." After atte nding college for two years, she began her first regular singing job at Dogpatch USA in 1977. She also began production of her first solo album , "The First One." The summer of 1.g79 brought about a new turn. Terri formed the group "Daybreak" and toured 11 states in 8 months. Most recently, Terri sang in the "Country Majic Show" in Majic Springs, an amusement park in Hot Springs, doing impressions of Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, Kitty Wells and Minnie Pearl. As well as being an active member of AlA, Terri is also a Phi Sigma Epsilon sweetheart. Pursuing a B.S.E. in English, she plans to teach in the winter months and sing at Majic Springs in the summer. ''I'll never give up singing," says Terri.
Cindy Klein, Beta Eta, received the Hersrud's Scholarship for outstanding work in her majors of chemistry and biology. Cindy was a lso Beta Eta's Homecoming cha irm an and engineered a second place float finish . She is a member of Dickinson State College's Student Senate a nd was named to Who's Who.
Beta Beta Prescilla Dugard decided a change of scenery would make her sophomore year mo re exciting, so she spent the year stud ying at the University of Hawaii at Hilo . "Percy" participated in the N a tional Student Excha nge program which a llows qualifying students to 路 stud y out-of-state whil e paying in -sta te tuition. Percy says, "I'd recommend it to anyone." She felt the opportunit y to live in a totally diffe rent e nvironment was invaluable; Hilo is a small town and she lived among local residents . She also became certified as a scuba diver which she couldn't have done at the University of Northern Colorado. Now tha t she's back at UNC as a junior ac countin g major/Spanish minor, Percy will continue working at her perfect Dean's List record and her passion for country swing dancing. Beta Beta is glad to have her back. 11