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Founders' Day Message

Live the dream that is Alpha Sigma Alpha

by Kim R. Meyer National President

"Turn back the Alpha Sigma Alpha years to the autumn of 1901 .. . Travel to the state of Virginia known as 'the Cradle of the Republic,' the home of great American patriots and presidents . . . Walk in the southern charm of the small town of Farmville . . . " Suddenly you are there on the campus of historic State Female Normal Schoo l . .. Pompadours with hair bows, crisp shirt waists and long fu ll skirts are high fashion on the campus. Sounds of college life float on the gentle fall air: lovely southern vo ices lift ed in college songs or hymns, the hum of classroom activiti es, the exch ange of cordial greetings with an inimitable southern accent. You may be intrigued by the swish of those long full skirts as girls walk close to the white picket fence to dart bewitching glan ces at som e h andsom e young men who just happen along form ne arby Hampd e n-S ydn ey College. " Most important are the sounds from snatches of whispered conversations or the excited talks behind closed doors between five delightful college students. They are de-

The National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha Announces the colonization of Plymouth State College Colony Plymouth State College Plymouth, NH March 7; 1992

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vot e d fri e nds . Aft e r w ee ks of serious planning, they are ready to embark on a high adve nture, the founding of a college soroity to be known as Alpha Sigma Alpha."

And so our history began.

Many aspects of daily li fe were vastly differe nt for our found ers than they are for our collegiate and alumnae members today. How can their dreams and ideals still be relevant to us today? Their lives seem so simple compared to the hectic pace we set for ourselves today-and th e difficult choices we have to make as

The National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha Announces the colonization of Bentley College Colony Bentley College Waltham, MA March 23, 1992

women concerning our health, our careers and our families.

But 91 years later , many things remain the same. As women, we still cherish and cultivate our relationships with other people , especiall y other women . We search for and need that special connection and support system summed up in the word " sisterhood." We look to eac h oth er for e ncouragem e nt , guidance in making the tough decisions and just someone to laugh and have fun with . Some thi ngs never change.

The last issue of The Phoenix allowed us to relive the last 15 years of our history. What a joy and humblin g ex p eri e nce it was to re ad about th e accomplishme nts an d de di cation of so man y wome n .

Within th e sisterhood of our beloved so rority, our members have been encouraged and nurtured to be the best they can be-living the promise to " Aspire, Seek, Attain."

Today w remember and honor our founders. We have memorized the ir names and embrace their values e mbodi e d in our four aims.

Each me mber of Alpha Sigma Alpha is part of the li ving legacy begun by these fi ve women. Each one of us is part of the history of Alpha Sigma Alpha that is unfolding every day.

Share the sisterhood. Strive for the best. Live the dream that is Alpha Sigma Alpha.

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The National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha Announces the colonization of North Adams State College Colony North Adams State College North Adams, MA May 4, 1992

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Alphas gathered front across the country to participate in the 1992 national convention

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Send change of address and business correspondence to Alpha Sigma Alpha National Headquarters, 1201 East Walnut St. , Springfield , MO 65802. Address all correspondence of an editorial nature to the editor, Nancy I. Z. Reese, 828 S. Golf Cui de Sac, Des Plaines . IL 60016.

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On the Cover From workshops to business meetings to a tour of the Inner Harbor, those attending the 1992 Alpha Sigma Convention had a blast in Baltimore. Outgoing feature editor Cretia Rowlette charts us through a review of this exciting event.

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'Charting Our Course' After luring most of the convention body away from the jewelry display by the Alpha Sigma Alpha The equestrian atmosphere of the jeweler, Burr Patterson Auld, Presisecluded Marriott Hunt Valley Inn, dent Diane James began the open20 minutes from downtown Balti- ing session at 4:30 p.m . Thursday, more, provided the setting for the June 25. Donna Gaither, represen37th Alpha Sigma Alpha National tative from the mayor's office, welConvention, June 25-29, 1992. comed the group to Baltimore.

The convention schedule, deco- Cindy Christfield led th e first of rations enhancing the "Charting many singing sessions, after which Our Course" convention theme and the convention body was individua boutique that could pass for a ally introduced by office or chapter.

Greek shop, were evidence of the The first business meeting was countless hours of preparation by held that evening, during which Dimany people that took place. Spe- ane James presented the state of the cial recognition should be given to sorority address . (See accompanyJulia Hofer, convention chairman, ing article). An icebreaker session, and Lisa Tait, who survived her first " Get to know you Shipmates," fol convention as national headquar- lowed the meeting. An Alpha verters exe cutive. Lisa reported a sion of bingo was played in which count of 236 convention attendees each player tried to find another Al(128 voting delegates) at the last pha for such categories as the same business meeting. major, who had been to Germany, The national officers had the op- South America, Paris or those with portunity to meet collectively with the same height. The national counthe national council prior to the be- cil and chapter consultants th e n ginning of convention for a "bien- performed a skit, followed by the nium r ecap" session, in which fam e d " Fabulous T-Shirt everyone reviewed the role of their Exchange." office , accomplishments for the biAfter what seemed like just a few ennium and goals for the next bien- hours sleep , the second business nium. A busy sce ne of arrivals, meeting convened at 8 a.m. Friday. registration and the greeting of old Two noteworthy events made this friends and new took place the fol- more than just a business meeting. lowing day before the convention Dr. S. June Smith, founder of the S. was officially called to order.

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BALTIMORE meeting and was recognized with a standing ovation.

Kim Meyer, vice president of programs, recognized the 2 7 years of continuous national level service by immediate past national headquarters executive Rosie Fellin and declared the day as Rose Marie Fellin Day. To commemorate the event, everyone wore a red/white ribbon pin, and Rosie was given a bucket of candy to pass out throughout the day.

Immediately following the meeting was the foundation breakfast, where contributors to the foundation were recognized. The remainder of the day was scheduled with a variety of workshops for collegians, alumnae and advisors, with up to 13 from which to select. Though energized with all the new things taught at the workshops, dinner was a welcome break.

Dr. Richard Keeling, director of student health, University of Virginia, was the guest speaker for the next general session event. He reviewed a wide range of issues affecting student decisions regarding 路 AIDS, its impact and the trends in our culture that have led to this health care crisis. He noted advertising plays a very persuasive role and promotes things that conflict with the current buzz phrase "just say no ." He emphasized the impact and demonstrated examples with a video presentation. He noted we are faced with the real world versus advertising images, where nothing is complicated, everything is easy and prepackaged . He concluded the presentation by offering realistic advice: "Do what you value."

The last event of the day was an open forum discussion, " All Hands on Deck," led by Connie Hoffman, national vice president of finance , and Sandy Brzezinzki, national constitution chairman. This was established to give participants an opportunity to pose questions and discuss issues being considered during the convention, including constitution changes and alumnae dues.

Saturday was another full day and began with the white breakfast.

Several guests from the S. June Smith Center, one of the sorority's two national philanthropies , at-

Amber Briggs, a student at the S. June Smith Center, and her family enjoy the spotlight at the white breakfast. Amber's father gave a moving speech about how the center and S. June Smith have helped his family and others.

Members crowd around the table set up by official A.EA jeweler Burr, Patterson and Auld Co.

Diane Y James, left, and Kim R. Meyer, right, honor Rose Marie Fellin, retired headquarters executive.

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Members relax during

a cruise of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Convention Chairman Julia R. Hofer was forced to ransom back her hat by collecting donations for the Foundation .

Sidney G. Allen, center, is presented a portrait of herself to be hung at AEA National Headquarters by Diane Y. James, left, and Marty M. Straton.

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tended, in c ludin g Dr. S. Jun e Smith a Kappa Kappa Chapter memb~r. As a result of June's foresight , the center w~s design ~d for the early interve ntion of cht!dren with developmental and mental delays. Amber Briggs, a student of th e cen ter affli cted with Down 's syndrom e and her parents attended the br~akfast and presented a film showing the services provided by the center to and supported by donati ons from ALAs . Philanthropic awards and schol arships were also presented during th e breakfast.

The traditional memorial service to recog nize me mb e rs who had di ed during the biennium followed the breakfast as well as the newly revised initiation ceremon y. Initiated into Epsilon Lambda Chapter at th e Un ivers ity of PittsburghJohnstown was Michelle Dohey. Initiated into Epsilon Tau at the Unive r sit y of Maryland Baltimore County we re Je nnife r Bachman , Rob yn Greenberg, Jamill e Hartman, Jen nifer Koster, Michelle Mullen, Luann Sluder, Melissa Ward and Chasty Wolfgang.

Alpha Sigma Alpha hosted guests from othe r sorori ti es at th e panhell e nic lun cheon. Corre Stegall , past national pres ide nt of Kappa Delta and current National Panhelle nic Conference del egate, addressed th e attendees on the topic of self-esteem and not only how we are affected as individuals but how that relates to sorority involveme nt.

She gave sou nd adv ice by noting that affirmati on of self-worth should b e eac h p e rson ' s number one priority.

A special presentation was then made by President Diane Jam es.

Sidney Allen was honored for her years of service to NPC and as NPC Chairman with the presentation of a fram ed portrait to be hung at headquarters . A surprised Sidney said that for every hour in service to the sorority , much more was give n back. " If I stumbled, a sister picked me up; I have experienced sisterhood at the hi ghest level. " She summarized by noting, " It is more beautiful to se r ve th an to b e served. " During th e nex t ession, Judith Rasband transform ed her appear-

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Sidney G. Allen, first alternate NPC delegate, presents the speaker for the panhellenic luncheon, Corrie Stegall, Kappa Delta NPC delegate and past national president.

ance from casual to business to sophisticate d to many " in be tween stages." Judith , of Conselle Institute oflmage Management, specializ es in clothing a nd imag e management. Noting that the way you look affects the way you think , feel, act and how others respond to you, Judith reviewed creative color combinations and how accessories help build new interests .

Saturday e nde d on a business note with the third business meeting. And Sunday began as Saturday ended , with the fourth and final business meeting.What follow ed was probably the most relaxing part of the convention. Loaded on three tour buses, convention goers left the secluded Hunt Valley Inn and headed for Baltimore's Inner Harbor. A bbat tour of the harbor included lunch and views of such sights as the national aquarium, Fort McHenry, the Red Cross ship that assisted during the Golf War, clipper ships, a form er immigration station , among many more. It seemed to go all too quickly; however , there was some shopping time at the Inner Harbor shops to complete the trip.

The evening festiviti es b egan with the installation of the 1992-94 national council officers followe d b y th e convention final e , th e awards banquet. There were nine chapter awards, three individual collegiate awards, three individual alumnae awards, two scrapbook awards, 10 scholarships, three Phoe nix awards, various chapter recognitions and the 50-year recog-

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Songleader Cynthia Christfield and pianist Linda Mitchell.

Wardrobe consultant Judith Rasband presents a workshop or clothes and image .

Donna Filippone, owner of Unique Impressions, and one of her helpers.

New initiates at the 1992 convention are, left to right, Chasty Wolfgang, Jennifer Koster, Luann Sluder, Michelle Mullen, Melissa Ward, Jamille Hartman, Robyn Greenberg and Jennifer Bachman, all Epsilon Tau, and Michelle Dohey, Epsilon Lambda.

nition of Edith Gaupp Wolf, Pi Pi, 1940 . (A separate awards section will be prese nted in th e winter Phoenix) .

By the way, why was there a photographer (a male is rather obvious among 200+ women) taking pic-

tures of every convention function over the past four days? To cap off the Alpha Sigma Alpha version of the Academy Awards, this photographer presented a slide show that was greeted by much applause from the audience. '1:l

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From the Editor

'Al:A forbids hazing'

by Nancy I.Z. Reese National Editor

Alpha Sigma Alpha will not tolerate hazing, even of the most innocuous type, at any of its chapters.

Hazing is a scourge that must be eliminated. It can result in death, ph ys ical inju ry and emo ti o nal trauma fo r pledges and, in most states, is against the law.

In addition to Alpha Sigma Alpha's clearly stated policy against hazing, three chapter officers, the advisor and every pledge must sign an anti-hazing agreement, and every chapter is now required to use the " ALA Pledge Ed ucation Program," a non-hazing program.

No act of hazing can be tolerated.

Acts that may look silly or cute may be causing emotional stress to the individual, and they may be just the outward signs of a much more serious problem.

I urge all pledges, members, advisors, alumnae and parents to help AI:A eliminate hazing by reporting a ny su sp ec t ed vio lati ons of a pledge's rights. Any report will be kept confidential, will be investigated and appropriate action taken.

Alpha Sigma Alpha has just been forced to mete out its most severe p un ishm en t yet for hazin g. Th e chapter involved has been un der observation for suspected hazing violati ons for years. Repeated warnings and attempts to work with the chapter on its new member education program apparently were without effect.

For extreme emoti onal hazing, or wh at one p ledge call e d "eigh t weeks of hell," the chapter is on four years of probation. National officers will supervise the new member program for four years.

The case against this chapter is se ri ous. In one in cident, pledges were driven off campus, repeatedly harassed and forced to do unnatural acts, most of it while bli ndfolded.

Reading about this travesty of a pledge program made me sickand mad . Sick that anyone had to go through this kind of treatment and mad that anyone would do this in the name of Alpha Sigma Alpha.

I again urge all Alpha Sigma Alphas to take ac ti on wh e n co nfronted by even the hint of such behavior, whi ch cannot be tolerated by any member and will not be tolerated by th e national organizati on. i":r

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Alpha Sigma Alpha Policy on Hazing Alpha Sigma Alpha forbids hazing.

Hazing is defined as any activity that endangers the physical safety of a pledge; produces mental or physical discomfort, cause embarrassment , fright , humiliation , ridicule , or degrades the individual.

The pledge is a " provisional member" of the sorority, and she is not to be subjected to any treatment that debases her status or robs her of her dignity.

The National Council will investigate any report of hazing by any chapter.

Confirmation of such activity will be followed by disciplinary action .

Just as Alpha Sigma Alpha forbids its initiated members from hazing , it forbids any pledge from allowing herself and/or her pledge sisters to be " hazed ." Whenever there is a doubt about whether an activity , request or requirement is hazing , contact a national officer.

Who to call Kim Meyer, national president, 303-674-4745 Suzanne Kilgannon, national vice president of collegians, 804-264-4706 Nora Ten Broeck, chairman of membership education , 708-377-9315 Lisa Tait, National Headquarters executive, 417-869-0980 Your province director or any national officer you might know and/or trust.

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Pledge Bill of Rights No pledge shall be required by any person or persons to perform any act that: 1 . Is sadistic-treats the pledge in a "sub-human" manner 2. Is illegal 3. Is immoral 4. Places the pledge in physical danger or in jeopardy of losing his/her life 5. Places severe emotional stress upon the individual 6. Interferes with the academic process-causes the pledge to miss classes , labs , study sessions or tests 7. Causes the pledge to violate college regulations 8. Requires the pledge to consume alcohol 9 . Requires the pledge to be present at activities for unreasonable periods of time 10. Prevents the pledge from normal amounts of sleep 11 . Requires the pledge to perform personal services for the collegiate members 12. Requires the pledge to participate in a " kangaroo court " or other individual questioning activity 13. Prescribes the wearing of anything other than the pledge pin to identify pledgeship 14. Requires the pledge to carry items that they would not normally carry 15. Requires the pledge to answer the telephone in a manner unlike a member would answer it 16. Prevent s th e pledge from speaking for an extended period of time 17. Requires the abandonment of pledges or " active " members - " Road Trips " or " Rides" 18. Requires the blindfolding of the pledge 19. Requires the pledge to stand when an initiated member enters the room 20. Requires the pledge to intent ionall y defac e the house , chapter room or other area, so that cleanup is mandated 21 . Requires calling other pledges " names"

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State of the Sorority

Reflections on the past biennium National President Diane James presented the traditional State of th e Sorority address during th e 1992 convention. The address reflected on the accomplishme nts of the past two years as well as goals for the future. Some highlights from the presentation: *The sorority's me mbership in' eludes approx im ate l y 4.5 , 000 women from across the country. *The sorority held three Emma Coleman Frost Leadership D evelopment Institutes this past year in Missouri, D elaware and Indiana.

The institutes will continue to be held in the years that conventions are not held. *Nancy I. Z. Reese, will be the president of College Fraternity Editors Associations for 1992-93. This is the first time ALA has held that position and only th e third tim e since 1924 that the position has been held by a woman. *Ellen Funk Morris , national scholarship chairman, developed a scholarship program that was presented as part of the conve ntion program. The ritual also was revised

by Marti Stratton , national secretary, and Susanne Withsosky, national ritual chairman , and performed during convention. *After 24 years of service to ALA as part-time headquarters executive, Rose Marie Fellin retired, and

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Lisa Tait was hired as a fu ll-time headquarters exec utive. The national headquarte rs redecorating committee has begun work on th e redecorating of national headquarters, the first since 1969. The Nation al Council has committed mon ey so this proj ec t might be completed over the next bie nnium . *Th e S. Jun e Smith C e nt e r , added at the last convention as part of th e sorority's national philanthropic program , has bee n very popular with collegiate and alumnae chapters. Over the past biennium, chapters have contributed over $6,.500 to the center. *Over the biennium, two chapters were installed: Epsilon Pi at

Tarleton State University, Stephenville, TX, and Epsilon Upsilon, California University of Pe nnsylvania, California, PA. *Colonization and installation occurred for two chapters: Epsilon Phi, Indiana University, Bloomington , IN, and Epsilon Chi , GoldeyBeacom College, Wilmington , DE. *Colonization occurred for four campus groups: Pl ymouth State College, Plymouth , NH; Be ntl ey College, Waltham, MA; North Adams State College, North Adams, MA; and Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN . *Regretfully, Beta Delta Colony at Southern Mississippi State Unive rsit y , Hatti es burg , MS , was dosed in spring 1991 ; and Alpha Alpha Chapter, Miami University, Oxford, OH, was placed on inactive status, with plans underway for areorganization in fall 1993. *Donations to the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation stand at over $70,000. The Foundation has been ab le to support th e sorority by fund ing a part of th e Emma Coleman Frost Leade rship D evelopment Institutes. *Th e Long Rang e Planning Committee will b e r ev ive d and asked to focus on membership services, expansion, headquarters operations , organizational structure, public relations and finances. *

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New alumnae dues collection procedure During the 1992 National Convention , several changes were made to the constitution and bylaws to allow Alpha Sigma Alpha to enhance services for alumnae and alumnae chapters.

Anyone initiated after July 1, 1992, will pay a one-time alumnae dues of $50, due the October after she is initiated. For example, a woman initiated in the spring of her freshman year will pay her $50 one time alumnae dues in October of her sophomore year.

For any woman initiated before July 1, 1992, there are three options: 1. Pay $40 one time alumnae dues before Dec. 31, 1992. This reduced rate is in appreciation of the loyal financial support of our alumnae in the past.

2. Pay $50 one time alumnae dues any time.

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3. Continue to pay annual dues of $8.

The following women paid their alumnae dues at the convention: Marianne Bullock, Cherrie Shallock, Lori Robinson , Dee Dee Francis, Rosemary Goss, Kim Meyer, Connie Hoffman , Linda Mitchell, Cindy Christfield , Leslie Ziringer, Amanda Blecha, Mary Pittman, Sandra Brzezinski, Vicki Hersh and Therese Miller.

Some of these people paid their $40 dues and sent the extra $10 to the Foundation.

Everyone paying one-time alumnae dues will receive a card to carry in her wallet identifying her as an alumnae member in good standing for life. When she joins an alumnae chapter, whe will show the treasurer her card indicating she is a member in good standing.

(Membership in Alpha Sigma Alpha is

for life; paying alumnae dues makes you a member in good standing.) Alumnae chapters may still collect local dues.

The money collected from these alumnae dues will be used for programming to bridge the gap between collegiate and alumnae membership , increased support for women starting new alumnae chapters, networking capabilities and leadership schools for alumnae, methods for better communication between graduating seniors and alumnae chapters and a membership data base maintained at national headquarters to support these programs.

All members of Alpha Sigma Alpha are also encouraged to make taxdeductible contributions to the Foundation. Y:l Y:l

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Foundation

Charting the Foundation of the future

by Bonnie Koenemann Foundation Chairman

Following the convention theme, "Charting our Course," the Foundation board kept busy promoting the course for the Foundation and what it can do for Alpha Sigma Alpha in th e years to come.

The stars were shining brightly, and those who wanted to follow the course made a $20 donation or more. They received a gold star pin to wear on their name badge. Name badges also were mark e d with brightly colored dots to indicate cumulative levels of giving.

Chances were sold on three items that had been donated to the Foundation. On e was a lavali ere and chai n, a new jewelry item introduced at the 1990 convention. The lavaliere was designed by Gretchen Erb Foust and represents the star and crown. Also, there were two Al:A watches that were very popular with collegians and alumnae.

Gold star chapters recognized Eacn year, chapters have been asked to donate $1 per member to the Foundation to help establish a pattern of giving. Those chapters sending in $100 or more are designated as " Gold Star Chapters. " This year, there was an increase in the number of chapters reaching this goal. Th ese chap ters were presented with a certificate of appreci-

Winners of watches at the 1992 convention raffle for the Foundation are, left to right, Georgette Grosal and Margaret Dunn, JJE, Lana Bunner, LJK, right, is the winner of the star and crown lavaliere. The women were presented their prizes by Bonnie P. Koenemann.

Charter members of the Proud 100 were recogn ized at the 1992 convention with a certificate. Twenty-two women have already given over $1,000 to the Foundation (or Development Fund). Any member who has given $1,000 by 2001 wt/1 become a member of the Proud 100.

ation from the Foundation board.

They were Alpha Beta, Epsilon Epsilon, Beta Iota, Beta Sigma, Gamma Psi , D elta Kappa, Epsilon Kappa, Epsilon Mu , Epsilon Chi , Epsilon Phi and Buffalo and Houston alumnae chapters.

Proud 100 charter members Be tt y Wallick , Foundation vicechairman, spoke bri efl y at the Foundation Brea kfas t and an nounced some of the goals for the Foundation. Now that the Foundation has received donations of over $ 100,000 , Be tty chall e nged th e members to make it $200,000 by the year 2000.

Charter members of the " Proud 1 00" were recognized at th e breakfas t with a certifi cate of appreciati on. Th e "Proud 100" is a title given to those who will have given $1,000 or more to the Foundation

by Alpha Sigma Alpha's 100th anniversary in the year 2001 . By convention tim e, there were 22 members who had already achieved this goal and were designated charter members. Others are challenged to become members of the "Proud 100. " A gift of $100 a year for the next 10 years will accomplish that and will be a bi g boost for th e Foundation. " Proud 1 00 " charter members are Lois Beers, Br; Emma C. Frost, f1f1 ; S. Ju ne Smith , KK; Dian e Yencic James, HH; H elen B. Lortz, HH , Kare n Adams Huss ey, BE; Helen L. Corey, KK, Betty Urban

Wallick , ZZ ; Bonni e P ayne Koe ne mann , ZZ; Rose Marie Fellin, BE; Karen Varoe Stacy, <I><I>; Evelyn McKinley Schneider, M ; Edith Callahan Titley; :=::=:; Marilyn Manion Stratton , BB; Nancy I. Z. Reese, BY; Judy DeMasters Winter, ZZ; Rosemary Carucci Goss, Bl; Jacqueline Vito LoRusso, f1f1 ; Kathleen Geib Boykin , AA; M. Jean Reimet Shull, NN; Marilyn Ramsey Gm路bee, BE; Sidney Gremillion Allen, \f'\11.

Beta Sigma Foundation scholarship winners are treasurer Elise Hilton, center left, and president Kim George, center right.

They received their awards from former BE treasurers Rose Marie Fellin, left, and Marilyn R. Garbee, right.

Beta Sigma scholarship Maril yn Garbee, Foundation secretary, presented two scholarships at th e Foundation Breakfast from the Beta Sigma Chapter Scholarship Fund. This scholarship was established to award an annual scholarship to th e Beta Sigma treasurer and president in honor of the three Beta Sigmas who served as chapter treasurer and Al:A National Treasurer.

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Foundation They are Rose Marie Fellin, Juanita Roberts Rowe and Marilyn Ramsey Garbe e.

The purpose of the scholarship is to aid the recipients with sorority expenses while pursuing their education and to develop an awareness of the Foundation and foster a spirit of support to it.

Elise Hilton, Beta Sigma chapter treasurer, has received many honors while at Southwest Missouri State University. She has been on the dean 's list for six straight semesters . She has received the SMSU Alumni Scholarship, the Julie Glenn Memorial Scholarship, State Park Employees Association Scholarship, Jefferson R-7 Scholarship and Ragan Thieme Scholarship. In addition to her activities with Alpha Sigma Alpha, she also is a member of honor college, student alumni association, Golden Key Honor Society and Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society.

Kim George, chapter president, also has an impressive list of accomplishments. She received the SMSU Freshman Rege nt ' s Scholarship , Upperclass Regent's Scholarship and Inmon Memorial Scholarship.

She also has been a student government association sorority senator, and a member of Phi Eta Sigma Honor Socie ty and Golde n Key Honor Society.

Alpha. It is only with gifts like this that the Foundation will make great strides.

New board member A new member was elected to serve on the Foundation board. Lois Beers has served the board for six years and will be replaced by D eborah Fields Dietrich. Lois was on the board when the Foundation was incorporated and has helped in many ways. We are grateful for the support that she has given.

Deborah Fi e lds Die trich , BN, graduated from Murray State University, Murray, KY, in 1973.

D eb served as a province director from 1986-92 and has been a presenter at the Emma Coleman Frost Leadership D evelopment Institute since its b eginning. She was th e 1992 nominating committee chairman and has served on various other national committees. D eb served four years as president of her alumnae chapter as well as in other

offices and on committees. She continues to serve on the board of directors for the Tampa Bay Alumnae Chapter.

In the local panhellenic chapter, D eb currently serves as vice president. She also served as treasurer and corresponding secretary and on various committees . In 1986, D eb was the first recipient of the Panhellenic Woman of the Year award.

D eb is a Certifi ed Financial Planner (CFP) with an extensive background th e past 10 yea rs in insurance, investme nts and financial planning. She has been very activ e in h er national industr y association, having served her local chapter as president and treasurer.

She served on the board of directors for the state association and has received recognition and honors for her work.

D eb enjoys traveling, and she collects recipes and cookbooks . She plays racquetball and spends leisure weekends on the beach. -({

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New giving category A new category was recently added to the Foundation's levels of giving. The name "exemplar" was chosen for those donors with a cumulative total of $10,000 or more.

An exemplar is one who is worthy of being copied, a model, a person or thing that serves as an ideal example . Two women have reached the exemplar level. Lois Beers, Br, and Emma Coleman Frost, I1I1, are outstanding exemplars for Alpha Sigma

Members of the 1992-93 Foundation board are, left to right, National President Kim R. Meyer, National Treasurer Diane Y James, Foundation Chairman Bonnie P Koenemann, Foundation Treasurer Deborah F. Dietrich, Foundation Secretary Marilyn R. Garbee and Foundation Vice Chairman Betty U. Wallick .

Emma C. Frost

Lois Beers

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NAlpha Foundation and Development Fund Cumulative Totals, June 30, 1992 Phoenix donors $5,000 to $9,999

Exemplar donors $10,000 Pi Pi Beta Gamma

Emma Coleman Frost Lois V. Beers

S. June Smith

Kappa Kappa

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Crown donors $500 to $999

Palm donors $1,000 to $4,999 Beta Beta

Delta Delta Zeta Zeta

Eta Eta Kappa Kappa Nu Nu Xi Xi Pi Pi Phi Phi Psi Psi Beta Pi Beta Sigma

Beta Upsilon

Polly Smelser Schlosser, deceased Marilyn Manion Stratton Evelyn McKinley Schneider Bonnie Payne Koenemann Betty Urban Wallick Judy DeMasters Winter Diane Yencic James Helen B. Lortz Helen L. Corey M. Jean Reimet Shull Edith Callahan Titley Jacqueline Vito LoRusso Karen Varde Stacy Sidney Gremillion Allen Rosemary Carucci Goss Rose Marie Fellin Marilyn Ramsey Garbee Karen Adams Hussey Nancy I. Z. Reese

Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Beta Beta Gamma Gamma Epsilon Epsilon Zeta Zeta Iota Iota Kappa Kappa Pi Pi Psi Psi Beta Theta Beta Lambda Gamma Iota Collegiate Chapters Alumnae Chapters

Group

Kathleen Geib Boykin Amy Ayres Rosebery Sue Zorichak Hagen Gretchen Mathews Otness Lora P. Sipes, deceased Phon Johnson Gillespie Connie Peyton Hoffman Elizabeth Dodson Carpenter Nancy Eby Frey Evelyn G. Bell Elizabeth Brock Allison Marianne Busch Bullock Cecily Coffelt Bullard Sharon Marie Sterner Alpha Beta Beta Sigma Buffalo Lafayette Tampa Bay Clearwater Beach Convention

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Ruby donors $250 to $499 Epsilon Epsilon Eta Eta Kappa Kappa Xi Xi Pi Pi Sigma Sigma Phi Phi Chi Chi Psi Psi Beta Gamma Beta Delta

Lori White Scott Judith Carpenter West Vickie Vaughn Dennett Alice T. Garretson Nancy Gingrich Riti Louise Petersen Hindes Virginia Coho Whidden Nancy Gibson Mathisen Marion Tollaksen Fischer Letha Heckman Gaskins Helen Selvage Noblitt Viola Caraway Brewer Helen Hooper Malone Elaine Rahaim Fuerst

Beta Epsilon Beta Nu Gamma Lambda Gamma Omicron Epsilon Beta Collegiate Chapters

Alumnae Chapters Group

Non-member

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Jean Raup Grady Lorraine Warren Strickler Deborah Fields Dietrich Silvana Filippello Richardson Patricia Semonich Marinick Mary Sidhu Pittman Epsilon Epsilon Eta Eta Beta Lambda Delta Iota Houston Holiday Inn Clearwater Beach Surfside Tulsa Alumnae Panhellenic Donald V. Bennett

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路 NAlpha Foundation contributions between June 1, 1991, and May 31, 1992 Palm donors $1,000-$4,999

Beta Theta Marianne Busch Bullock

Beta Pi Rosemary Carucci Goss

Beta Gamma

Beta Sigma

Lois Beers

Rose Marie Fellin Marilyn Ramsey Garbee

Crown donors $500 to $999 Eta Eta Helen B. Lortz

Beta Upsilon Nancy I. Z. Reese

Gamma Omicron Patricia Semonich Marinich

Epsilon Beta Mary Sidhu Pittman

Ruby Donors $250 to $499 Beta Beta Sue Zorichak Hagen

Zeta Zeta Betty Urban Wallick Judy DeMasters Winter

Eta Eta Diane Yencic James

Collegiate Chapters Alpha Beta Epsilon Epsilon Beta Iota Beta Sigma Gamma Psi Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Epsilon Chi

Alumnae Chapters Buffalo, New York Houston

Gamma Iota Sharon Marie Sterner

Pearl donors $100 to $249 Alpha Alpha Kathleen Geib Boykin

Beta Beta Marilyn Manion Stratton

Epsilon Epsilon Virgina J. Londeen

Zeta Zeta Bonnie Payne Koenemann

Eta Eta Avys R. Hagmore Nancy Eby Frey M. Jean Reimet Shull

Iota Iota Elizabeth Dodson Carpenter

Pi Pi Emma M. Frost

Phi Phi Karen Varde Stacy

Chi Chi Louise Petersen Hindes

Psi Psi Sidney Gremillion Allen Elizabeth Broth Allison

Star donors $1 to $99 Alpha Anne Gerken Nancy Parrish Lawson

Alpha Alpha Kathryn Long Brown Michele Brown Elizabeth Cerny Debra Colvin Julie Cross Amy Bartelheim Kimberly Booth Alison Clifford Marquel DeWalk Barbara Downey Donna Evans Jennifer Fleischer Cherie Gladish Tina Goodman Hallie Hoffman Jodi Huffer Nicole Hurst Kathryn Kasparek Cassie Kim Traci King Jackie Kolasinski Anna Kolodziej Christine Lipson Margaret Maple

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Maureen McGlone Donna Proffitt Mary Anne Reed Jennifer Regan Christine Robbins Christen Roby Samantha Royer Ann-Marie Small Tracy Stanclift Shirley Fuckinger Stewart Stacey Townsend Nancy Webb Morgan Willey Dana Williamson Susan Willougby Susan Wysocki

Alpha Beta Tricia Anderson Candi Baisden Ginger Barrow Michelle Bopp Betsy Burge Sharilynn Cheairs Tanya Christensen Cathy Clark Sarah Clingman Renee Brock Susan Clingman Sandy Craver Pam Devlin Tammy Donaldson Susan Doyle Keri Ferguson Stacy Heberle Cathy Hood Kim Jackson Barb Junclaus Lori Kritzmire Becky Langston Leigh Leothen Dori Lynchard Bethany Maben Jennifer Miller Carrie Morgan Kelly Murphy Meg Murphy Christy Nicoll Lori Nolen Barb O'Brien Mario Padgen Nicole Page Christina Palazzo Liz Pauzauski Becky Peterson Julie Raynolds Christine Reinhardt Anne Robertson Michelle Robins Anne Robinson Connie Rost Lisa Schilling Bettina Schubert

Lauri Spurlock Robyn Stengel Libby Stephens Kerri Stockmann Kara Tuck Angie White Jenn Whitener Jill Wiederhold Joy Mez Ingrid Montroy Wendy Stinson Vicki Gardney Whitney Sosa Anne Blanke Sara Kaiser Gretchen Langston Tami Leach Rebecca Welge Amy Muehrer Amy Wheeler Cindy Alman Stephanie Bax Leslie Brockelmeyer Jennifer Cook Meghan Farley Cheryl Gabriel Lisa Gmeiner Terri Hansel Deborah Hawickhorst Liliana Hernandez Stephanie Hulett Jennifer Huston Kristine Johnson Karin Jorgenson Karen Kaminski Lisa Knott Danielle Love Sara Miner Kelly O'Toole Laurel Reed Jen Roy Jen Russom Michele Schubert Teri Szevery Cathy Weihl Holly Poeling Jenny Randall Shannon Robinson Kristin Rossberg Angela Schepers Amanda Schmidt Tammy Swift Susan Torrillo Renee Albracht Allyson Backer Sherry Banez Beverly Bittner Andrea Brooks Cristi Campbell Erin Catlett Cathy Dick Kathleen Eggers

Jodi Emerson Wendy Hagedorn Deborah Holic Kelly Howell Michelle Kamper Becky Lammers Angie Raimondo Renee Schueler Alicia Shields Karen Stroud Laura Strussion Chris Terry

Alpha Gamma Kathryn Meiser Barclay Kathleen Rosko Book Gwen Griffith Jane Shaffer Peters Lillian Porter Sutton

Beta Beta Kim Ponis Jennifer Goetz Elizabeth Humphrey Karen Bishop Michelle Burdad Rhoda Crowley Sharon Daxton Christie Evans Lori Foos Lisa Giron Heather Hattox Kristin Hayes Daniela Janonsek Michelle Kohl Pam Maes Jennifer Mares Shannon Marrin Gina Martinez Theresa McCarthy Jennifer Murphy Rhonda Pimphey Katie Quich Marlie Ravenscroft Lydia Balkenbush Dawn Nicholson Linda Clark Kendy Clark Karen Hulse Julie Varney Heiss Dorothy Hughes Johnson Louise Putnam Gentry Cahterine Switzer Moore Luan Southworth Nevin June Lewinson Bonacquista Marilyn Manion Stratton Leslie Tweed Kathy Erwin Hunter Kim Ramsey Meyer Sue Zorichak Hagen Beth Colwell Harris Lara Schmidt Kris Sekieh Karen Shaw

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Epsilon Epsilon

Stephanie Keller Kimberly Longley Mary Paris Jackie Schreiber Kristen Snow Julie Thill Lana Veltman Mary Wheeler B. Phon Johnson Gillespie Doris Wells Lisenby Virginia Bohn Hamble

Stacey Meyer Susan Farber Kylee Boyd Debbie Chase Brenda Cook Stacy Cress Jill Dermyer Jillain Foreman Laura Gallagher Melissa Green Michele Hatch Shannon Hiebert Lori Kanaga Amy Kenner Krista Lumley Renee Morrill Julie Morris Christie Needels Angie Nelson Lisa Newhouse Laurie Olsen Tina Pattison Jamie Pilcher Amy Rich Shannon Shumate Debra Stillwagon Amy Sutton Trudy Thomas Joy Umholtz Kelli Wagoner Michelle Lang Janelle Latzke Jona Jewell Lori Ruppelius Hilary Sauzek Kim Shaw Julie Quickel Rose Blahut Kim Hohnbaum Susan Thayer Jenna Bracken Kelly Evans Jennifer Hanlon Michelle Hebbee Amy Huggins Candace Jackson Missy Daley Lori White Scott Tara Claycamp Michelle Webber Cindy Fundis Brigette Durney Heather Hayen Becky Kliewer Missy Malone Janelle Parks Stephanie Thomas Ruth Welch Hila Beth Aitchison Martha Clifford Stephanie Dixon Kara Farren

Debra A. Craig Elisa Atwell Jana Barnes Kelly Bartko Robyn Batts Stephanie Beck Tracy Beebe Lori Campbell Amy Campbell Kelli Canatsey Angela Cannon Laura Conroy Stephanie Deiczier Shannon Dillow Katherine Ford Shannon Gaines Vikki Harris Kristie Harrison Michelle Hartman Julie Haynes Annette Jackson Michelle Kuhlman Caren Lackey Stacey Lain Deana Light Mary Love Amy Mastin Genevieve Richardson Blakey Elizabeth Hunt Patricia Strider Vandiver Beverly Franklin Poppenhogen Jolene Hayes Linda Sellers Stechmann Colleen Haag Robin Bass Cami Collins Shannon Elam Tracy Scully Marcie McGraw Chris O'Gorman Seanna McClaskey Melissa McAfee Traci Miller Julie Neberz Rosalie Clark Padgham Cristy Parisien Mindy Reynolds Susan Rogers-Cochran Tracy Silvey Michelle Spiguzza Tanya Starr Rita Waltersheid Becky Wambsgans Sue Covey McKenna Margaret Pearce Hommes Doris Snodgrass Klein Margaret Kelly Fox Nancy Thompson Markt Johanna Haag Gardner

Star donors continued Roslys Shepard Christy Staggs Kristina Valdez

Delta Delta Lillie Mae Greer

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Zeta Zeta

Connie Payton Hoffman Angie Martin Donna Scultzbaugh Michelle K. Brungardt Jenny Fechtel Marian Lukowski Paula Gregory

Mary K Reiff Shirley Ellis Brumbaugh Diane Yencic James Mary Matha Good Sara Coppenbarger Jami Lavery Rachelle Schmitz

Eta Eta

Theta Theta

Kathy Phillips Tanya Rapp Crystal Trueblood Summer Turner Melissa Waddell Tobi Wilson Jennifer Wilson Lori Wingert Jennifer Young Amy Zerngast Nadine Morris Smith Anne Middleton Benson Esther Bucher Blanch Emery Wise Kathryn Lamb Keirns Theresa Bennett Michelle Breshears Angela Cook Jennifer Cummings Stacy Dague Jeannette Dargom Nicole Fagan Kristin Gibbs Barbara Guilfoyle Megan Harvill Jennifer Henrichs Hope Hodges Jeanene Kiesling Margaret Koester Deborah Kovac Michelle Kroh Mindy Messmer Tandi Miller Melissa Moore Kristie O'Bryan Janette O'Toole Jennefer Parks Sharese Swanson Amy Bruce Reenee Dantle Shannon Watson Stephanie Stewart Gina Parks Danielle Allen Angela Awad Denise Burns Rondee Daerr Debrah Hoch Mary Martino Stephanie Nelson Cindy Stine Michele Wagner Deanna Claunch Lisa King Cheryl Miller Stephanie Miller Deana Farmer Betty Griffin Angie Guess Patience Haguewood Kim Hersh Elicia Manford Amy Reeves Bridget Schell Renetta Vitt

Dulcie Calhoun Jane Isaacks Campbell Harriett Clark Irma Jane Wrenn Cullity Elizabeth Hager Lucy Eskridge Rockstram Amelia Bucky Taxter

Kappa Kappa Laura Wolf Carson Dorothy Chase Mary Jane Brady Christian Alice T. Garretson Helen L. Corey Ruth A. Nailor Nancy Ginrich Riti Dorothy A. McNaul Kathleen Mellwig Droboniku Elizabeth Wilson Rost A Barbara Forscht Shanabrook Marian Harris Wood

Lambda Lambda Mildred Nalley Creager Norma Wuicket Carolyne Frank Southard Thelma Sallee Glick Martha Bell Sarah Pegler

MuMu Sarah Brewster Larsen

Nu Nu Eleanor Fadeley Janet Volpe Sasin

Xi Xi Barbara Held

Pi Pi Linda Hils Barat Betty Grever Morrison Ethyl Peterson Marion Thomas Swenson Edith Wolf Marni Groh Smith

Rho Rho Doris Lawson

Sigma Sigma Mary Jane Gallagher Beals Nancy G. Mathisen

Tau Tau Beth Osborn Ridley

Phi Phi Evelyn Hillman Johnson Jenny Kemmerer Malinda Higginbotham Owens Marjorie Persons LaVona Stalcup Reid Cretia Rowlette

Chi Chi Susan Martin Arnold

Merrilyn Lindley Bass Marie Scanlon Brown Margaret C. Dibert Clare Hagan Pat Kennedy Huffman Carmine Cree McConnell Alice Theurer Miley Marylou Landis Moseke Laura Noel Martha Quinn Darla Zanini Thelma Zumbaugh

Beta Gamma Rebecca Hockett Hamby Maxine Line Regina Brooks Sharp

Beta Epsilon Jane Spooner Allison Ann Burnett Baker Frances Jabson Francis Jean Raup Grady Ann Ireland Gurkin Frances Wilkins McNew Ann Younkins Shockey

Beta Zeta Carrie M Judice

Beta Eta Betty Lou Petska Gerholz Margaret Martin

Beta Theta Joanne Burroughs Zabaldo

Beta Iota Leslie Wheeler Sharon Worden Libby McWilliams Beth Bovasso Stephanie Franco Jenny Olds Jenifer Papajohn Karen Stone Mary Ward Amy Barr Beth Bonner Virginia English Terry Dolpp Jolie Bentley Donna Manoliades Martin Nola Ellis Bowman Peggy Hopkins Ayres Virginia Pruner Johnston Tiffany Bowen Jennifer Bright Shelly Cox Cristin Fitzpatrick Kimberly Gaver Kimberly Gordon Michele Kendrot Danya Kriskovich Amy Lowman Hilary Moffett Sheri Barbier Ashleigh Council Tammy Dean Brenda Dennison Kimberly Getgen Mary Graham Traci Grublas Tiffany Hall Cristen Heavener Heather Howard Melanie Jackson

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Foundation Star donors continued Lucy Johnstone Sharon Lantz Kathryn McMillan Amber Medlin Christina Muse Jayme Oakley Kimberly Ostrawski Elizabeth Pitts Kathrine Saunders Jennifer Summers Mary Waleski Trish Duffie Tara Dunaway Angie Hughes Wendy Libbey Malissa Lockhart Holly Joyce Jenny Lakatos Laura Thomas Kellie Updike Ann Vail Barbie Carneal Tamara Carr Tara Gilbert Kendra Gonzalez Mel James Elizabeth Johnson Cindy Peitanro Province Pinhelster Susie Roath Rebecca Ricco Jennifer Williams Lori Sturgill Lisa Limoncelli Bonnie Mignogna Tiffany Miller Gortney Murphy Christie Arvin

Beta Kappa Nora M. Tenbroeck

Beta Lambda Pam Ceule

Beta Nu Deborah Fields Dietrich Shelia Emmert Loden Debbie Walsh Jean Moore Weaver Beth Stagner Teresa Storey

Rho Chi Alice Bishop Mary Ellen Snider Busch Margaret Dunn

Beta Pi Jody Bennett Laura Bilek Melissa Brown Kimberly Bushong Christen Cavezza Cynthia Cooper Julia Cox Tammy Crews Michele Cromer Jessica Emerson Kimberly Fagus Melissa Foss Tracey Foster

Marion Hyath Ginger Hill Rebecca Howell Teresa Jefferson Cindy Kelley Kelley Lawhorn Terri Lilly Rani Meece Jennifer Mortland Teri Neely Karen Parker Angela Pendry Susan Peters Tracey Pierce Wendy Redden Wendi Rolen Melissa Rowan Amy Shroyer Angela Smith Judean St. Clair Lesli Stone Cathryn Zimmer

Beta Rho Joan Grabarek Sharon Garney Cheri Herman Schlottman Gretchen Werner Oster

Beta Sigma Jennifer Eggleston Tina Gillman Tracy Porter Julie Reaves Marcy Wampler Debbie Youngberg Kristin Kaylor Jacinda Pickett Marcia Twitty Laura Uhlhorn Marilyn Vaca Linda Walton Karen Wesling Christine Williams Jennifer Seichko Courtney Sell Ruth Steele Connie Steenbergen Jennifer Owens Mary Petsche!

Stefanie Marsden Amy McDonald Aimee Montgomery Pamela Kincaid Deborah Kramer Colleen Lange Toni Lyle Melissa Maggi Dawn Graves Ellen Henneberry Mindy Hightower Elise Hilton Brooke Horne Stephanie Jehle Linda Schaeffer Christina Schmidt Lisa Schubert Melanie Scott Nichol Shurack Julia Snyder Laurie Solet Susan Swadley Karen Thomas Erin Walsh

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Kristen Aschemeier Laura Larimore Janie Weaver Nancy Weis Theresa Unger Patricia Briner Sarah Broughton Katie Cleary Galye Carmichael Nicole Dopuch Angela Dozier Jennifer DeClue Jennifer Dieffenderfer Kimberly George Jennifer Ranson Laura Bright Joann Orlando Laura Hale Julie Keller Jill Shoemaker Marcella Maples Kathleen Carpino Loomer Tina Chasteen Stillwell Debbie Simon Penn Amanda Graham Michelle Hall Shelly Hall Linda Heinlein Karen Adams Hussey Kim Grant Horton Nicole Foushee Sharon Hendrick Montgomery Patricia Lumpe Hawkins Cheryl Junkins Hartman Stephanie Hartung Marinec Marge Zentner Cummings Faunlee Harle Mary Cavender Boyer Juanita Roberts Rowe Debbie Schlittler Sharron Walling Rachel Adams Lynette Bolen Heather Bradford Lauara Bradshaw Kristin Breshears Stacey Burns Melissa Cooper Mindy Cottrell Tami Crane Kelly Croston Jill Day Tena Dedert Laura Drury Shannon Durbin Tiffany Durley Casey Evans Tara Fiseh Stephanie Fodge Mary Felkins Jenn Franzi Jenna Freeman Janet Gerke Leslie Grangreco Sarah Green Ruth Ann Guinn Paige Hashagen Sherry Hickman Kim Holloway Mary Holstein Andrea House

Tiffany Jacobi Susan Johnston Jane Mallery Audra Mathews Lisa McCoy Lisa Moll Julie Manning Joan Hughes Moore Marsha Morrison Suzie Mueher Jan Murphy Koysa Myers Dana North Lee Oliver Carol Passananti Jill Raftery Deanna Rhoden Lori Richardson Susan Schalz Shannon Shekom Julie Sobeck Allison Stevens Cindy Summers Jessica Sylvester Nancy Tin inerburg Amy Wellinger Jennifer Whitcher Mindi Williams Linda Williams

Beta Upsilon Theresa Miller Marian E. Kelly C. Jeanne VanWinkle McQueen Barbara Marin Kassing Ruth Graddy Stickland Catherine Allen Castor Mary Schwartzmann Rubin Judi Seel

Beta Phi Mary Sagstetter

Beta Psi Susan Gregory

Gamma Alpha Joanne Schindler Kolenda

Gamma Epsilon Florence Devlin Ludwig

Gamma Zeta Elizabeth P. Thurman Kim A. Thomas

Gamma Eta Lisa Tait

Gamma Iota Diana Cassady DiGiorgi

Gamma Xi Diane Sauro Stevenson Annette R. Wintermyer

Gamma Omicron Michele Flowers Carol Garity Debbi Greendoner Kathy Hanely Cindy Johnson Tracey Johnson Maureen Kelly Dalynne Klink Lauri Lechner Jen Marte Stacy Motherwell Amy Nelson

Kay Peterson Amy Ransom Brenda Rinaldi Theresa Walaski Jennifer Yanega Beth Borden Becky Borol Kim Bradshaw Lisa Brandon Janet Cochran Maggie Collarini Anne Dorfi Bonnie Edwards Amy Ferringer

Gamma Pi Lisa G'lonek

Gamma Psi Taryn Albright Rachel Belich Amber Pavuchak Anastasia Perko Suzanne Snyder Patricia Robbins Amy Rogan Kristie Santareangelo Pan Schneck Jodie Walters Natalie Wiesen Melissa Willard Arlene Wivell Tiffany Anderson Stacey Better Rebecca Beynon Deborah Brandis Heather Brownell Jane Bruschi Jennifer Byrnes Jill Capets Cathy Chisler Donna Connell Lesley Coon Leslie Dunston Mary Dunton Jonell Javorsky Holly Johnson Tracy Kauffman Lula Ko Jennifer Kolakowski Ann LaBrozzi Dana Lehman Tara Lehnan Sue Martin Amy Megahan Wendy Metcalf Nikki Moreschi Kristen Morgan Alicia Moses Tammy Musolf!

Diane Nagile Brenda Neal Christine Pyle

Gamma Omega Anita Maiella Jennifer Ptaszek Joann Shemroske Deanna Bacabasz Jennifer Baum Vanessa Blackward Melanie Blum Jennifer Budd Jill Butterbach Gina Candelaro

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Foundation Star donors continued Jennifer Carlson Kerrie Damiani Jill Fiorini Kim Fox Kelly Gismondo Natalie Goglin Nancy Golab Shelby Greene Renee Griffin Leslie Hagerman Beth Harper Kelly Harper Sandy Hein Georgia lsagalis Denise Jacobs Jodi Jensen Lori Johnson Kristie Kahles Kim Kesler Kendyl Kinshaw Tracy Klutcharch Jenny Koch Sue Kohl Tina Krieman Sonja Lading Laurie Lanasa Nancy Larocci Lynette Leek Kim McCleary Becky McGowen Jennifer Mickelson Wendy Myers Kim Nelson Kristin Nielsen Stacy Papp Penny Ptaszek Gina Reinhart Kyla Reynolds Rebecca Rolph Laura Ryan Kaaryn Sadler Erin Sanders Stephanie Sartori Jennifer Schilsky Anne Schmeltzer Amy Schultz Carla Sims Marie Spence Nicole Tomassetti Tracy Tracy Jennifer Valia Amy VanEekren Pam Waage Gail Walker Julie Wodniakowski Gayle Szykowny Kristine Glancy Bethany Birkhaug Stephanie Brueggemann Kathy Dolensky Kelly Klutcharch Carrie Mangan Dina Merilatt Sue Myles Kristen O'Brien Cindy Priddy Amy Jennings Cheryl Argast

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Beth Dvorak Kerri Arrol Susan Ellig Laura Raymond Eugena Whitson Laura Craig Pam Gaik Diane Ernst

Delta Epsilon Wanda Storms Stroud

Delta Iota Beth Yvonne Singer

Delta Kappa Amy Whitten Dawn Abney Lachele Arney Candise Davis Christina Dilges Camile Ermert Carrie Ford Lori Fulletz Amber Galbraith Rochelle Galey Kathryn Hayes Keri Jones Sarah King Heather Levi Tess Libbert Amy Litkenhus Diana Rydzinski Melanie Salamone Melanie Schenk Katie Sensmeier Micha Wilmes Amy Zinn

Delta Nu Barbara Pennington Struble

Delta Chi Donna Polak Zimmerman Charlene Speck Kanaskie

Delta Phi Kristin Rose

Epsilon Beta Michelle A. Donovan

Epsilon Eta Kelly Campion

Epsilon Theta Jennifer Detzel Amy Johnson Kara Hood Glee Jesteadt Paula Holabaugh Leah M. Daw Mairi Gilley Angelique Crocker Kelly Florchak Bridget Hannon Jennifer Becker Julie Bedell Lisa Brady Michele Chileski Christine Crielly Linda Csiszar Tammy Cleaver Karen Major

Epsilon Kappa Pam Bickhart

Epsilon Mu Lisa Andreashy Marilyn Bachi

Tracey Barglashi Cathy Barhalz Melissa Bartel Megan Burt Joanne Carr Jennifer Casper Stacy Collanzo Pati Conauer Karen Opesse Janet Dies Jennifer Dersch Joanne Dolan Lari Dolqueist Karyn Dziemian Christie Edwards Dana Enhaus Lauren Eufemia Aimee Evans Meredith Filinuh Kim Fisanuh Cindy Gizzi Anne Greslina Amy Hauh Kelly Huff Karen Kohut Tracy Kreiger Kimberly Krulinhauski Barbara Kymer Kathy Lemp Lisa Lessin Jennifer Liebi Michelle Mambo Jennifer Marue Julia Matthews Robin Mayo Nicole Miles Kim O'Halloran Jennifer O'Neill Margaret Patrick Gretchen Perry Susan Peterman Lin Pronek Kristin Rath Susan Ruch Kelly Schwend Dawn Simin Alisin Smith Lisa Stagnitti Candy Stern Donna Strandwitz Lari Strech Christine Theis Jana Traveland Michele Vasilakis Cindy Vender Jennifer Verdi Shannon Wamack Stephanie Ward Susan Whiting Sharlette Yates Andea Yezo Nancy Zinn Michele Dlugos Beth Andres Lisa Argento Christine Benigno Wendy Betts Christina Bonasera Felicia Brower Angela Butler Karen Ferris Nancy Fisher Maureen Flanagan

Stacey Heil Kerry Henry Heather Herman Lisa Hyatt Vickie Jameson Sofia Kiantos Lisa Kujawa Victoria Lathrop Lisa Lentine Michele Lio Lisa Lloyd Jeneen Mangel Amy Mendell Colleen Mulcahy Linda Petar Kelli Pitre Teresa Reedhead Erin Rickett Karen Riexinger Debra Riley Alicia Rivoli Deborah Roth Karina Sangermano Jacquelyn Shaw Debby Sicherman Beth Sicherman Anne Marie Silva Cindy Small Laurie Smart Connie Spink Amber Stevens

Epsilon Pi Kelly Greene Leigh Brown Tracy Clowdus Tamar De L'Evangelestia Amy Dybala Andrea Johnston Kelly Jonial Linda Land Leslie Lowey Suzy Randolph Heidi Scherer

Epsilon Tau Sandy Linz

Epsilon Phi Kimberly Smith Denise Smith Allison Tatlock Jennifer Vaccaro Katherine Vaughn Linda Waskiewicz Jane Moore Leanne Garbers Heather Paege Carol Vivoni Lisa Bayne Michelle Berniker Erica Blair Tricia Bracik Linnie Buckley Christie Buroker Julie Cavanaugh Lisabeth Chronister Dawn Dombroski Melinda Ekberg Beth Feigley Kathleen Flaherty Michelle Frankovich Laura Hazelwood Andrea Jackson Jodi Jeffries

Megan Johnson Mari Kaiser Robin LaPief Debra Lang Heathar Leifer Kimberly Lewandowski Patricia Manker Evelyn Maultsby Dawn McAdams Michelle McCart Dawn McElvain Sheila McGlone Karen Mittelstadt Adrienne Morgan Stephanie Myers Laura Naatz Michelle Ponicki Angela Poulakidas Amy Price Jennifer Richard Jennifer Roberts Beth Robertson Kimberly Roehler Nicole Scane Beth Schaekel Alysse Seligman Amy Sichter ldy Siegel Christa Wellman Jennifer Whaley Kara White Melissa Zimmerman Amy Arnold Michele Baker

Epsilon Chi Jill Barnett Julie Betts Tracy Burton Ann Conrad Debra Duttadaway Marcia Dulin Sherry Ferguson Wanda Schreck Renee Ferguson Jill Frazer Patricia Gaitens Carol Hamelin Darlene Henderson Margaret Kane Susan Kauffman Kristin Kelly Michelle Kidd Bonnie Lesh Kimberley Mehling Michelle Onuffer Grace Russo Michele Shiles Amy Simpson Deborah Steeley Alison Stewart Sherri Stoner Kara Sturmfels Jennifer Thamsen Joan Verbonitz Jessica Webb Nicole Ronabaugh Kelley Tindall Chandler Brown Tanya Frankenberger Lauren Gorecki Lori Greenway Connie Hubbard Kris Ibach

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Foundation Star donors continued Wendy Kenworthy Tracy Koval Brook Launi Kellie Massey Michelle Palimere Joy Reistle Krissy Roberts Pam Rothfus Heather Ruhl

Nikiesha Smith Adrienne Trunk Rose Turner Lisa Wamsley Stacey Watson Melissa Weaver Sherry Wilburn Amy Willoughby Krista Zeumer

Collegiate Chapters Alpha Alpha Beta Beta Zeta Eta

Eta Eta Beta Nu Beta Pi Gamma Omicron Gamma Omega Delta Upsilon Epsilon Theta Epsilon Kappa Epsilon Mu Epsilon Nu Epsilon Pi Epsilon Upsilon

Alumnae Chapters Central Pennsylvania Chicago Chicago North Chicago West Columbus, Ohio Dallas Dayton Denver Fort Wayne, Indiana Greater Kansas City Indianapolis Springfield

St . Louis Tampa Bay Tulsa Valley of the Sun Washington , D.C.

Others Anita Stahley Evelyn Bottorff Virginia Cawler Pam Free Audrey Leppart Cathy Sedlacek Ollie Seel Marty West

Memorial donations

Honorary donations

Victims of the massacre in Kileen , Texas, by Greater Dallas Alumnae Anna Marie Yates Bull XX by Carmine Cree Alvey McConnell XX Erma Schmidt North EAA by Dayton, OH, Alumnae Chapter Ruth Petree EAA, mother of Anne Petree Niemeyer AA, by Edi Wolf fliT, Marni Groh Smith fliT, Jean Raup Grady BE, Mary K. Reiff HH, Helen Corey KK, Marie Scanlon Brown XX, Nancy Mathisen EE Carolyn Tabor BE by Rose Marie Fellin BE Lucille West AA by Dayton Alumnae Chapter Mother of Robert Stratton by Marianne Bullock Be, Diane Yencic James HH, Connie Peyton Hoffman ZZ, Rosemary Curucci Goss BIT , Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB Lois Leibel Lechner r A by Joanne Schindley Kolenda

Beta Sigma Scholarship

Epsilon Nu chapter by Sharon Marie Sterner ri Rose Marie Fellin BE by Betty Urban Wallick ZZ Rose Marie Fellin BE by Bonnie Payne Koenemann ZZ for her long service to Alpha Sigma Alpha Emma Coleman Frost flfl by Betty Urban Wallick ZZ Gamma Eta chapter by Lisa Tait rH for winning the Penn State Dance marathon Marilyn Ramsey Garbee BE by Tulsa Alumnae chapter Betty Phillips Hall AB by Chicago Alumnae Diane Yencic James HH by Epsilon Phi chapter Pi Pi chapter by Sharon Marie Sterner ri Nora TenBroeck BK by Michelle A. Donovan EB congratulations on becoming a chapter consultant Nora TenBroeck BK by Sharon Marie Sterner ri Judy DeMasters Winter ZZ by Betty Urban Wallick

Rose Marie Fellin BI Marilyn Ramsey Garbee BI Cheryl Junkins Hartman BI Pat Lumpe Hawkins BI Karen Adams Hussey BI Beta Sigma Chapter Springfield Alumnae Chapter

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Dorothy Montgomery XX by Carmine Cree McConnell XX Maude Barrere EAA by Lillie Greer t.t.

Lucy and Frank Wrenn by lrmajane Wrenn Cullity TT Valerie Stys ri by Diane Cassady DiGiorgi ri George B. Antley by Eugene Antley Helen V. Donnigan Butler fliT by Henry H. Butler

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Judy DeMasters Winter ZZ by Bonnie Payne Koenemann ZZ for her service to the foundation as secretary Gladys Hutchens Magee ZZ by Sue McKenna ZZ

Wilma Wilson Sharp Scholarship Kansas City alumnae chapter

Beta Gamma Scholarship Lois V. Beers Br Rebecca L. Hamby Br Tulsa Alumnae Chapter

Zeta Zeta Scholarship Judy DeMasters Winter ZZ

Emma Frost Leadership Development Institute Sharon Marie Sterner ri

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Alumnae Action Springfield, MO

Assisting Collegians The Springfield Alumnae Chapter started off 1991 - 92 by going back to college.

The local collegiate chapter, Beta Sigma at Southwest Missouri State University, invited alumnae to preview fall rush skits. Also, later that week, alumnae helped with fall rush.

In September, members met at the home of Shann on Durbin to make small grapevine wreaths for the new fall pledges. In October, Springfi eld alums attended the annual panhelle nic fashion show . For Founde rs' D ay, me mb e rs again visit e d th e SMSU campus to join the Beta Sigmas for the ceremony.

In December, Kim Horton hosted the annual potluck supper and craft/ b ake d good auction . Th e money made goes into the treasury.

Sharron Walling Phoenix, AZ

Founders' Day luncheon 'Piccadilly style' The Phoenix Alumnae Chapter celebrated Founders' Day with a luncheon at The Piccadilly Cafeteri a in Tempe.

National President Diane James' Founders' Day Message was read by Mary Lou Moseke , XX . Loretta Pacheco, BX, gave the panhellenic report.

In January, members worked the concession stands at The Phoe ni x Open as part of the Phoenix Panhellenic's major fund raising event of the year.

Alumnae had a salad luncheon in February, a get-together with delegates to th e Wes te rn Panh e ll e ni c Conference meeting in Scottsdale in the spring and a table and display at th e Phoe ni x Panhe ll e ni c's Tea for prospective college students in May .

Susan Landes Berman San Diego, CA

Lunch at "The Grill" In November 199 1, the San Diego Alumnae Chapter met at "The Grill " in the Pan Pacifi c Hote l, Eme rald Shapery, for lunch. ~t the compl ex of Anne Rumney Will , PX, members met for a bri ef Founders' Day ceremony and meet-

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Hattiesburg alumnae celebrate Christmas. Pictured are, left to right, Ursula Jones, Dolly Loyd, Dorothy Thom sen, Paulette LeBlanc, Susan Tullos, Vennie Wilson, Mary Sue Taylor and Lynn Meador.

ing. Sere na Engelhart Lannu e, ZZ, rece ived a National Philanthropi c Award for her outstanding project.

She had hand-crafted 100 fabric lapel pins with matching earrin gs in assorted colors and fabrics.

St. Valentine's Day was celebrated at the home of Serena Engelhart Lannue, ZZ. She decorated her livingroom with a variety of heart-shaped items and each alumnae received a red silk rose. A bri ef business meeting with emphasis on the chapter's philanthropic proj ect was followed by a potluck luncheon.

Th e sprin g mee tin g was at th e home of Louise Peterson Hinde, :=:::=::.

After a short meeting and the installation of officers for 1992-94, members had a potluck salad luncheon.

Hattiesburg, MS

Two women initiated The Hattiesburg Alumnae Chapter initiated Kennette Walk and Kristina Duncan into Beta Delta Chapter in August 199 1. Thi s was the first time in many years that alumnae had conducte d an initiati on, and the ceremony was especially meaningful to them.

Me mb ers ce le brat e d Found e rs ' Day with a gourmet luncheon at the Purple Parrot Cafe. Christmas was celebrated with hors d'oeuvres and a gift exchange around the tree in the home of President Doll y Loyd. A St. Valentine's suppe r was held in February at the Hatti esburg Country Club.

Lynn Meador

Anne Rumney Will Pittsburgh, PA

Chicago North Suburban

Celebrating 25 years

Learning about spinal health

Pittsburgh alumnae Kathleen Geib Boykin, .Bonnie Oswald, Tony LaRosa MIChel, Joani Goss and Diane Sauro Stevenson enjoyed celebrating Gamm a Xi 's 25th anniversary and Al:A's 90th Founders' Day at Slippery Rock Uni versity in Novembe r 1991 .

In Janu ary, me mbe rs me t for a lunch meeting to discuss participation at n ~tion al convention . The spring meetmg was at the annual Pittsburgh Pa nh e ll e nic Sc holarship / Fashion Show Benefit held in April.

Th e Chica go North Suburban alumnae were the guests of Chicago West Suburban fo r their salad supper in August 199 1.

Learning about spinal health from a chiropractor, hav ing brunch at Bistro II and atte ndin g th e Clearbrook Bene fit Ice Show at Medinah Te mpl e we re other fall acti viti e s. In Jun e membe rs spent an afternoon at th ~ Arlington Race Track.

Gretchen Oster

Diane Stevenson

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Alumnae Action Chicago West

What can you do with a bedsheet?

The Chicago West Suburban Alumnae began 1991 with an annual salad supper at the home of Judy Wylie Burgeson, XX. The next meeting was at the home ofJoyce Kroeger Selton. At the home of Cathy Carraro Sedlacek, BK , members were given a demonstration on how to use bedsheets in unusual as well as use ful ways. Lil y Kay displayed several creative and festi ve table settings at the home of Joanne Palmer, BTI. Christmas was celebrated in the home of Sharon Nickals Garney, BTI, where members also made attempts at making paper twist bows. The new year was celebrated by an outing to a local Mexican restaurant and an annual Super Bowl Party at the home of Susan Legg, XX. In April , alumnae met at the home of Clare Cambell Hagan, XX, a profession al craft er, who taught members to make mop dolls.

An outing to " Dumas Walker's, " a country and western establishm ent, finished out the year.

August. Several new fi路iends attended as well as coll egians from Epsilon Phi Chapter at Indi ana University. The picni c was held at the clubhouse of Brenda Mesalam, XX. Members met once a month for a business meeting and programs. Programs included an overview of investment opportunities, a Founders' Day luncheon, a silent auction and a gift coll ection for the Mental Health Association. Hostesses and chairmen include Kath y Inabnitt, XX , Jana Rodeffer Props, XX, an d Rene Rutherford Anderson, BY. The Indi anapolis chapter has been busy supporting the state coll egiate chapters. Members assisted the Chi Chi Chapter at Ball State University with ru sh r efr es hm e nts. Seve r al members have generously been giving a great deal of their time serving on the housing board for the Epsilon Phi Chapter at Indiana Uni ve rsity.

Th ey includ e Ma r y Moran , XX , Brenda Mesalam, XX, Joyce Rissler Wozniak, BY, Stephanie Ponte Luke, ~N-B , and Carla Phillippi, XX. Linda W yt路ick Lineback, XX , h as also worked closely with the Beta Upsilon Chapter at Indiana State Uni versity as chapter li aison.

Sandra M. Sartore

Washington , D.C. Indianapolis, IN

Raising funds for the S. June Smith Center Th e Indian apolis alumn ae kicked off the 1991-92 year with a picnic in

Luncheon meetings The Washington , DC, Alumnae Chapter began th e 199 1-92 year with a potluck luncheon at the home of Jean Adams.

Indianapolis alumnae, left to right, Carla Phillippi. XX, Brenda Mesa/am, XX, and Mary Moran, XX, discuss housing board duties at the Indianapolis alumnae p icnic.

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The beautiful Maryland countryside viewed from the home of Rowena Cremeans was the site of the second meeting.

Several members were able to attend the National Panhellenic Con fe r e n ce lunch eo n h e ld in Washington , DC. While at the lunch eo n , members talked with th e many nation al officers who also attended.

To wrap up 199 1 and celebrate the holiday season, yet another luncheon was held at Norm andi e Farms, a quaint restaurant in Potomac, MD , we ll-known for its d e li c iou s popovers.

Dayton, OH

Fall fund-raiser The Dayton Alumnae Chapter began the 199 1-92 year with a very successful sale of Avon produ cts to members , friends and co-worke rs .

The commission from the sales were donated to the philanthropic fund by memb er, Audry Gedart, BTI . Las t year , the chapter donated a wheelchair swin g to th e local school for children with mental retardation/developmental disabilities.

As 1992 began, Dayton alumnae continued with preparations begun in fall to host other chapters at Ohio State Day in Columbus.

State Day was in April. The Dayton group arrived early at the Harley Hotel in Columbus where they were joined by alumnae from Cincinnati and Columbus and active members from Mi ami University. The continental breakfast was followed by the state day business meeting. Everyone then participated in the self-esteem workshop , which was presented by Cheryl Hartman, assisted by the rest of the Dayton alumnae. Lunch was served before everyone left for home.

Th e D ay ton ch apt e r don at ed money to two local teenage girls from th e Montgo mery County Board of Mental Retardation/Developm ental Disabilities. The two were national winners of the " Yes, I Can" award given by the Foundation for Exceptional Children. The chapter helped pay for their trip to Baltimore, MD, in April , where they were honored at a reception and received their awards at a special ceremony.

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Alumnae Action Omaha, NE

Christmas around the world The Omaha Alumnae Chapter met in September 1991 for its annual potluck salad supper. President Jean Ullrich was th e hostess . Pl ans and assignm e nts for the year we r e discussed.

Founders' Day was celebrated with dinner at Grisanti 's Restaurant, followed by a short meeting. Terry Merrick and Judy Reiff were in charge of arrangements. " Christmas around the world" was the theme chosen by hostess Joanne Kolenda for the holiday brunch. Each member brought a gift to exchange, selecting something representing a foreign country's Christmas customs.

Each gift was presented along with an interesting story.

Mary Lee Coco Central New Jersey

Assisting with rush The Central New Jersey Alumnae Chapter began 1992 by supporting the Epsilon Mu Chapter at Trenton State College during spring rush. Every alumn ae chapter member was able to attend at least one rush event at Trenton State during the month of February.

In March, a salad lunch was held at the home of President Lisa Turnbull, BY. Each member brought an ingredient to assemble an entire salad bar.

At this meeting, convention detail s were discussed, boutiqu e items were made to be sold at conve ntion and Chayna Wilson, EM , was elected as convention delegate.

The April meeting involved initiating several seniors at Trenton State College to alumnae status. Lisa Turnbull, BY, spoke to the new initi ates about the experiences and responsibilities of being an alumnae member.

Offi ce rs for 199 2-9 4 we re th e n elected.

A bagel brunch was held in May at the home of Vice President Michele Gawronski, EM , and the entire calendar of monthly meetings and plans for the upcoming year was set.

A local park was the setting in Jun e for a famil y picnic. Alumnae and their famili es had an aft e rnoon of fun , games and enj oyment of the summer season .

Teresa M. Zapotochny

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Tulsa alumnae prepare goody-bags tor the Beta Gamma Chapter. Pictured are, left to right, Doris Hill, Carol Carter and Paula Brown .

Maryville, MO

Tulsa, OK

Alumnae sponsor a "Chili Feed," honor deceased member

Bags for late-night studying

The alumn ae at Maryvill e , MO , held their first meeting of fall 1991 at th e hom e of Pr es id e nt Carole O'Riley. The alumn ae chapter purchased a new Eureka vacuum for Phi Phi Chapter, as well as extra bags and belts.

Both coll egians and alumn ae enjoyed th e Founders' Day Banquet, which was held in the ballroom of the Northwest Missouri State University Student Union.

A " Chili Feed" was held followin g the homecoming parade. The Omaha Alumnae Chapter was a lso in attendance.

Maryville alumnae voted to give an etiquette book to the publi c library, in memory of Ruth Jean Price, who died in October of 199 1. She was a Phi Phi patroness for more than 63 years. A committee met to set up the criteri a for an on-going award to be prese nt ed each year to an acti ve member, a young lady who possesses th e same qu aliti es as Ruth Jeandedication , commitme nt, charm and grace.

In April , the 1992 winn er of the new award was named, Nicole Rowlette. A fram ed award was presented, and a 36-year plaque was displ ayed.

This pl aque will be mounted on a wall in the chapter room with the recipient's name engraved on a brass pl ate for each year.

LaVona Stalcup Reid

Tul sa alu mnae kept busy in fall 1991 with their continued support of Beta Gamma's fall rush ac ti viti es.

Several members of the Tulsa group attended ru sh parti es, serving punch and coo ki es and offe ring an extra hand . Nearl y a hundred hand-made satin pill ows were don ate d to the Be t a G ammas fo r th e ir p ea rl ceremony.

A local tea parl or was the setting for a small Founders' Day luncheon with several me mbers of the nearby collegiate chapter attending. A giftwrappin g demons tr ation had th e membership looking to the holidays.

A sil e nt aucti on at th e Chri stm as meeting put a littl e mon ey in the treasury.

Tulsa alumnae fill ed goody-bags for Beta Gammas for those late-nights in th e dorm during fin als week.

Tulsa alumnae remained active in the spring with a special presentation from th e Tul sa Iri s Soc ie ty at its March meetin g.

April traditionally is the month to help the local Speci al Ol ympics office with cleri cal tas ks. The alumnae attending were abl e to help out by organizing packets for mailing for the state co mp e titi ons. Th ey also prepared T-shirts, hats and pins for mailing to parti cipants in the Poli ceman's Torch Ru n. This run wo uld end in Stillwater, OK, where the State Special Ol ympics we re to be held. A salad supper and offi cer installation were held in May. Paula Brown

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Alumnae Action Boston, MA

Working with colonies Several Boston alumnae met with Rosemary Goss, vice president of development, and a chapter consultant for sorority presentations to Plymouth State College in Plymouth, NH , and Bentley College in Waltham , MA. Both groups chose to become Alpha Sigma Alpha colonies. Members attended rush parties and both pledging ceremonies in April.

The spring luncheon meeting was held at the Sheraton in Newton , MA, where plans were made to work with philanthropies, the Baltimore con vention and fall initiations.

Ruth Bridges Harper Dallas, TX

Decorating Easter baskets Spring in Dallas means Easter baskets for the Richardson Transition Service Center. Dallas alumnae decorate baskets and fill them for th e adults living at th e center. Our founder of the Easter proj ect , Mary Miles, has moved to Arkansas. She will be missed.

Founders' Day 1991 was celebrated with a high tea at the home of Angela Bauldree. Having all th e newly installed Alpha Sigs from Tarleton State in Stephensville, TX, made the occasion a first for all attending.

The collegians were treated to some

old sorority me mori es when each alum answered the question , " Why did you join AI:A?" In turn , the new Alpha Sigs answered the same query, giving a new slant to old loyalties, old promises.

Evelyn Scott Columbus, IN

Traveling alumnae Two Columbus , IN , alumnae atte nd e d the Indianapolis chapter Founders' Day dinner and program.

Katie Wertz and Jean Hoffman traveled to Greenwood, IN , for this special day at the Jonathan Byrd Restaurant.

The annual Christmas party was held at the home of Katie Wertz in Seymour, IN. Dinner was prepared

by Katie for the alumnae in atten dance. The group discussed plans to help with the Beta Upsilon reorganization at Indiana State University and other business ite ms. The evening closed with a gift exchange.

Jean M. Hoffman

Nancy C. Anderson Denver, CO

Cincinnati, OH

Ghost town tour

A special history presentation

D e nv e r-ar ea alumnae started spring with an " arm chair" tour of Colorado ghost towns, with colorful slides and commentary by member Dawn Nicholson 's husband.

In April , alumnae held an afternoon tea at which seniors from the Beta Beta Chapter at the University of North ern Colorado were initiated into alumnae membership. The day also included a presentation by " Nifty Nits ," a mix-and-match wardrobe expansion concept.

In May, many members attended the annual De nver-area panhellenic luncheon at which sorority women from local colleges and universiti es received scholarship money to continu e their. education or go on to graduate school. Members also gathered to help Beta Beta members prepare for fall rush by creating name tags.

In June, the annual fundraisin g dinner was held at a park in Boulder.

This event has become a tradition and a very popul ar way to increase the coffers. Members are served dinner, dished up by host members, and everyone contributes to th e treasury the amount of money that would normally be spent on a night out.

The first gathering in fall 1991 for Cincinnati alumnae was a luncheon meeting at the Grand Finale Restaurant in September. In October, members conducted business at the hom e

Dallas alumnae make Easter baskets for the handicapped adults at the Richardson Transition Center.

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of Lois Beathard, AA , in Harri son, OH . Luanna Roof, AA, was co hostess.

Founders' Day was with the Alpha Alpha Chapter at Miami University, Oxford, OH. Chairman for the day was Karen Bader, AA . Anne Niemeyer, AA, wrote an abbreviated history of Alpha Sigma Alpha, which was read by several alumnae. As each decade was presented, the reader wore a woman's fancy hat appropriate to that period.

Kathy Bailey, AA , Annie Carter, AA , Judy Galisdorfer, flTI , Gail Kaufmann, AA, Pauline Olson, BN, Julia Raybon, Btl, and Kathy Webb, AA, we re co-hostesses for the January mid-year brunch at the home of Anne Ni e meye r, AA. February was th e semi-annual progressive dinner with spouse/ fri end . Hostesses were Shirley Bone, AA , Marion Colgan, BK, Brenda Gatti, AA , Ruth Snouffer, AA, and Shirley Wakefield, AA.

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Collegiate Stars Alpha

Alpha Gamma

Betsy Gee, Alpha Chapter philanthropic chairman , is a membe r of the Lon gwood Ambassadors , an organization made up of students who are chosen to promote and rep rese nt th e coll ege.

Recentl y, Be tsy was indu cted into Geist , a leade rship honor societ~.

Selection is based upon a stude nt s leadership , scholarship and service.

Shannon Smith, Alpha Gamma Chapter at Indi ana University of Pe nn svlvania, is a senior pursuing a deg re~ in clini cal psychology. .

As a member of Angle, an organizat ion which instructs Greeks on how to help me mb e rs deal with soci al probl ems , Shannon has worked with students with such problems as eating disorde rs and rap e. Sh e works on th e uni ve rsity ne wspape r , Th e Pe nn , and holds th e position of cl assified manage r.

Within th e chapte r, she has he ld th e offices of hom ecom in g c hairman, secretary, standards board and rush chairman. Shannon was voted sweetest sister by he r chapter at its formal.

Alpha Beta Susan Torrillo, Alpha Beta Chaptet路 at Northeast Missouri State Unive rsit y, h as h e ld th e offices of assistant panhell en ic, secretary and pl edge educator. She has worked on th e exp ansion committee for the ini tiation of a new sorority on campus, organized a pl edge workshop and vo t e d on gu id e lin es for " Gr ee k 2000. " On campus, she has served as a re prese ntati ve on th e student senate acad e mics affairs committee a nd been involved with the review of th e five-year pl an, which helped review the goals and directions of NMSU. Susan also has been on the NMSU debate team, selected to Pi Kapp a D elta (sp eec h) frat e rnity and is a member of th e Young D e mocrats and political science clubs. Sh e is currently a me mber of the National Organi zation for Wom e n (NOW), Fellowship of Christian Athletes and holds th e offi ce of Order of Om ega vice preside nt.

She has bee n nam ed sister of the month b y h e r ch apt e r twi ce , r e ceived an award for b est ac tress for he r p e rformance in the Lakeside Review skit, h as bee n nominat ed for outstanding Greek woman on campus and has served as a homeco ming candidate for he r chapte r.

Susan Toril/o, Alpha Beta

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Epsilon Epsilon Missy Malone, Epsilon Epsilon Chapter at Empori a State University has b een very active in he r chapter, on campus and in th e community.

Missy has served he r chapter as assistant scholarship chairman , house man ager and rush co mmittee chairman . Sh e he lp e d pl an th e a nnu al chili feed and was awarded the AZ:A Moth e r/ D aughte r CPA award.

Missy has b ee n on both the dean 's list and preside nt 's list, p arti cip ated in th e Empori a State University honors program and was rece ntl y accepted into Ka n sas Uni vers it y ' s Me dical Center to study e me rgency me dicin e or ne urolo gy. Sh e is a me mbe r of Phi Kappa Phi honor society, which selects the top .5 p e rcent of the junior class.

On campus , she was a me mbe r of th e varsity tennis team, selected to Xi Phi (honorary) he r junior year, served as chairman of th e blood-

Missy Malone, Epsilon Epsilon

mobil e drive and held the offices of pres iden t and tr eas ur~ r in Be ta Beta Be ta (b iology) fratermty. Sh e was selected as an outstanding student in bi ology.

In the comm unity, Missy is an acti ve vo lunte er, serv in g a t Spec ial Ol ympic acti viti es, givin g time to th e Bi g Brothers/Big Siste rs program and worki ng with th e Red Cross and th e Salvation Army .

Zeta Zeta Faye Walterschield, Zeta Zeta Chapter at Central Mi sso uri State University , is a junior majoring in biology.

On camp us, F aye h as r eceived such honors as the academic achievem ent award , merit scholarship , Sigma Zeta (chem istry) frat e rnity , goodwill ambassador, Hannibal , MO , " Most Studious Sister Award," Ord e r of Omega, Mace a nd Torch Honor Society an d the Jesse Jutten Award.

She h as beeP involved in th e American Mark e tin g Association, stud e nt academ ic adv iso rs association , stude nt ambassadors , student governmen t assoc iation , ad hoc advisors comm itte e, Para-Medico (preme d soc ie ty) , American Ch em ists Society and comm unity advisory co un cil.

Faye has served he r chapter as hou sin g chairm an , spring formal cha irm an and int e rn al re lations committee.

Eta Eta Eta Eta Chapter member Melinda (Mindy) Messner is an e lementary e du cation major from O ve rland Park , KS. Mindy is a member of Meyer Boulevard United Methodist Church,

Annette Nugent, Gamma Zeta

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Collegiate Stars se rves as camp counse lor for th e YMCA , has been a Pittsburg State University porn porn squad member and chore ographe d th e " Yell Like Hell " competition for Greek week.

She served as a speak er for the Future Educators of America Confe re nc e, is a tutor a nd work shop chairman for th e pre -profe ssional skills test (PPST) and se rves as president of the Kansas Stude nt Nation al Education Association . She also has attended the fall leadership confere nce , is an administrati ve bo ard membe r and a member of the council for teache r e ducation .

As a pledge, Mindy was a me mber of th e junior p anh elle ni c council , had the highest CPA in her pledge cl ass and was vote d ide al pl e dge.

She pre sentl y se rv e s as assist ant membership director, social chairman and ple dge relations chairman.

Mindy h as b e en nomin at e d as a Greek goddess contestant , served as a homecomin g queen candidate and was selected Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity' s Miss Western Week.

Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Chapter Vice Preside nt Carri e Christi ans e n h as re ceive d a full academic schol arship from outstandin g achi eve m e nt scholars.

A sophomore at Te mple University, Carri e is acti ve in the Junior Owl booster club, American Society of Civil Engineers and Socie ty of Women Engineers .

On campus, she is a resident hall officer and actively p articip ate s in intramural volleyb all and basketball.

Pi Pi Darlene Shillitto, Pi Pi Chapter, is an English major at Buffalo State College .

She h as se rv e d h e r ch apte r as chaplain, assistant me mbe rship di rector, inter-Greek association repr e se nt ativ e and publi c r e la tions chairman . She is currentl y serving as inter-Greek tre asure r , panh elle ni c phil anthropic chairman , me mbership director and standard 's board chairman .

Phi Phi Phi Phi Chapter m e mb e r s Mi chelle Cooney and Kelly Harrison pe rform e d ex tre mely we ll in th e mock tri al regional compe tition for

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Northeast Mi ssouri State Uni versity.

Kell y played th e part of th e defense attorn ey doin g direct and cross examinations and closing argum ents.

Both Miche ll e and Kell y pl aye d th e part of witnesses in whi ch th ey both received awards.

Their team went on to qualify for nation al competition .

Beta Epsilon Beta Epsilon Chapter me mb e r Nikie Gililland was recently elected to the position of child care coordi nator at th e James Madison Uni versity Center for Service Learning for th e 1992-93 school year.

As child care coordinator, Niki e will b e re sponsibl e for placin g all JMU volunteers who wish to donate th eir tim e to the children in need of H arrisburg into various positions.

She will be workin g with such agenci e s a s th e Ke ist e r El e me nt ar y School , whi ch works with th e se ve r e ly h andicapp e d ; Your Pl ace Afte r School , whi ch provides recreation for chi ldre n whose p arents do not or can not spe nd enough tim e with th em; and a middl e school tutoring program. He r responsibilities in clud e makin g r egular visits to th ese sites and making sure all stude nt voluntee rs ar e fulfillin g th e ir commitments.

Beta Iota Beta Iota Chapter me mb er Michele Kendrot was recently elected p anh e ll e ni c pre side nt at Radford University. She was chosen for thi s position by b eing actively involved in panhell eni c as a rush counselor during form al rush and as junior panhell enic represe ntative .

Mi chele h as particip ated in th e Radford University honors program, b een a me mber of the dean 's list and receive d the chapter 's hi ghest scholarship award.

He r contributions to her chapte r include working on rush and serving on th e phil a nthrop y, so cial and schol arship committees. Sh e was voted sister of the month in December 1991 and was part of the top 10 sisters of the months in O ctobe r and November 1991.

Off campus, Michele is involved in a work/ study program at Radford's De dmon Ce nte r wh ere sh e works 10 hours a wee k as a c e rtifi e d lifeguard .

Beta Pi Susan Peters, Beta Pi Chapte1路, Concord Coll ege, has b ee n a member of th e women's voll eyball team for four years.

Sh e h as se rve d he r chapt e r as standards chairman, intramurals director and me mbership board. He r many awards include b est pl edge , most acti ve initi ate and most spirit e d . Su sa n r e pr ese nt e d Alph a Sigma Alpha and Tau Kappa Epsilon fr a t e rnit y durin g Hom e comin g 199 1 and was voted first runner-up .

On campu s, sh e has served on the stud e nt go ve rnm e nt ass oc iation board of directors and received the Nation al Coll egiat e Stude nt Government Award for 199 2.

Beta Gamma Shelley Dillard, a charte r member of Beta Gamma Chapter at Northeastern State University, graduated this past May with a degree in early childhood education .

On campu s, Shell ey was involved in activities board, campus Christi an fellowship, stude nt association , Baptist student union , panh ell e nic , student gove rnm ent association , Alph a Chi Nation al honor society, Kappa Delta Pi (education), Greek council and BACCHUS. Her honors included an academi c schol arship throu gh the Foundation Scholars , Tulsa Alumnae Panhelleni c Scholarship , Frost Fidelity Award nominee and Outstanding Sorority Service Award . She was voted on e of the top fi ve Greek wome n at NSU .

Beta Nu Christy Eickhoff, Beta Nu Chapter, Murray State Uni ve rsity, has held th e chapter offic es of parliamentari an, panh ell eni c vice presi dent and editor. She also has served on the standards board and has participated in 路 intramural footb all and softball. At parent's day held in Nove mb e r 19 91 , Chri sty was pr e sented with an award for th e hi ghest ove rall CPA in the ch apter.

Christy is a member of Order of Omega, Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership), Alpha Chi (academic honorary) and has bee n a member of the dean's list for four semesters.

Oth er campus me mbe rships include student life advisory council , stude nt ambassador, student alumni associ ation and the marketing club.

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Collegiate Stars Beta Sigma Jennifet· Eggleston, Beta Sigma Chapter, is an inte rnational business major at Southwest Missouri State University.

She prese ntl y serves her chapter on the scholarship committee and has served as assistant editor and as a stan dards board member.

On campus , Je nnife r is currently serving as a residen t assistant, is in· volved in th e student government association , has served as a student orientation and registration leade r, is a housing ambassador and partici· pates in th e honors program.

During he r free tim e , Je nnife r volunteers as a math tutor for minority services .

Gamma Zeta Annette Nugent, Gamma Zeta Chapter, University of Arkansas at Monticello, has contributed many hours of he r tim e to the campus and community.

Annette prese ntly serves as panhell enic preside nt. As chapter philanthropic chairman, she helped the chapter raise $1,500 for Special Ol ym pics.

On campus , Annette is on the clean's list, was chosen as a nomin ee for Greek of th e year and was chosen as a Daughter of Lee by Kappa Alpha fraternity. She served on th e 1991 hom ecoming court and was voted to Who 's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1992.

Gamma Eta Jennifer Jenkins, Gamma Eta Chapter is a marketing major a Pe nn State University.

On campus, Je nnife r participates in th e marketing association and has been on th e dean 's list.

She has served h er chapter as standards board chairman, me mbe rship director and dance marathon chairman . Je nnifer served as th e overall spring week carnival and games chairman and rec eived th e chapter Frost Fidelity Award at this year's formal.

Gamma Omicron Jennifer Yanega, Gamma Omict·on Chapter at Clarion Un iversity , serves her chapter as a panh ell e nic delegate. She attended the northeast reg ion al panhellenic confer-

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e nce in Pittsburgh in February in which her delegation presente d a blu e ribbon speech on public relations .

He r community service includes working for the American Brain Tumor Association.

Gamma Psi Anastas ia Pet·ko , Gamma Psi Chapter at Edinboro Unive rsity majors in communication graphics with a minor in economics .

She has been involv e d in her chapter as Greek week chairman , membership dir ec tor and fundraising chairman.

An active participant in campus life, Anastasia is a me mber of the busin ess and accounting clubs, ski club and a found e r of th e graphics art club. She rece ntl y worked on the Edinboro restoration committee and th e recycling committee and volunteers her tim e to th e Reel Cross.

Gamma Omega Gamma Omega Chapter me mbe r Gail Valker is one of the outstanding me mbers of her chapter at Eastern Illinois University .

Recently , Gail rece ived the chapte r 's Elizabeth Bird Small Award and has b een selected to b e a rush counselor for fall formal rush. Sh e has held the chapter offices of philanthropic chairman, pl edge class vice presi d e nt and was a d e legate to MIFCA/ MAPCA held in St. Louis.

Gail has also bee n involved in student government, Order of Omega, participated in " Model U.N. " as a representative for Lawson Hall and served as a represen tative on the Gree k week committee.

Delta Kappa Jackie Miller, D elta Kappa Chap· ter at th e University of Southe rn Indiana, has served her chapter as assistant standards board chairman, rush chairman, vice pres ident and pari iamentarian.

On campus, Jackie has been activ e ly in vo lved in activ iti es programming bo a rd as spring week chairm an, treas urer , vice president of programming and president; she served as student government treasurer, served on th e unive rsity acade mic grievance committee, served as a resident assistant and has recently been selected to serve as resi-

dent assistant for the new Greek housing being established this fall at the campus. She has served as a rush counselor and is a member of th e Black Student Union and participat e d in th ei r fashion show as a model. Jackie is a voting member of th e National Association for Campus Activities and was recently selected to Who 's Who Among Students at American Colleges and Universities .

Delta Chi Lori Blydenburgh, Delta Chi Chapter at the Bloomsburg University, currently holds the position of chaplain.

As a member of the Bloomsburg women ' s choral e nsemble , Lisa holds th e offices of secretary and choreographer. She plays the clari ne t and is presently a majorette in th e Maroon and Gold Band.

Epsilon Alpha Kendall Ann Hodges, an elementary ed ucation major at Southern Arkansas University, serves as memb e rship director and panhellenic delegate for Epsilon Alpha Chapter.

Sh e also has served her chapter as social chairman and music director and served as her pledge class vice presiden t.

On campus, Ke ndall is active in th e Southern Arkansas University marching band, Kappa Kappa Psi (ba nd) fraternity, residence hall council and th e r es idence hall association.

Epsilon Eta Michele Mararulli, Epsilon Eta Chapter, graduated with honors on May 16 from Virginia Wesleyan College with a degree in history.

She has been a member of AI:A throughout he r college career and has held many offices within the chapter, including public relations chairman , ed itor and scho larship chairman.

Academically , Michele was involved in Phi Eta Sigma (freshman honorary) serving as secretary, Phi Alpha The ta (history) serving as historian and was inducted into Sigma Tau D elta (English honorary).

Epsilon Theta Susan Kass of Epsilon Theta at Pennsylvani a State University Behre nd College has bee n very involved

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Initiated in the fall of 1991 , she holds three chapter offices, panhellenic council delegate, public relations chairman and chapter editor.

Outside the chapter, she is involved as psychology club secretary, is a member of Lambda Sigma (sophomore honorary) , and is a staff me mber of The Collegian , the college newspaper.

Epsilon Iota Elizabeth Oussett, Epsilon Iota Chapter is e ditor of th e Christian Brothers College newspape r , Th e Canon .

She is an active memb er of th e school senate and presentl y serves as its president.

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Sharon Melson, Epsilon Gamma Chapter, Virginia Commonwealth University , has served her chapter as vice president.

She is a member of the Golde n Key Honor Society, was inducte d into the national Psychology honor society where she served as secretary , is a me mber of Omicron Delta Kappa (academic) fraternity and has worked in the VCU school of business development office .

Sharon graduated cum laude in May from VCU with a bachelor of science degree and plans to pursue a masters degree .

Michele Egan, Epsilon Kappa Chapter at Mill e rsvill e University has held th e offices of treasure r , song chairman and president in her four-y ear career.

A secondary education major, Michele has served on th e senior senate , participated on the public relations committee and the election comm ittee, was appointed to serve on th e board of directors for student services, participated on the cultural affairs committee and the Student PSEA, an education association.

Michel e has been on th e dean's list for th e past four years and was rec e ntly awarded a journalism scholarship for th e fall of 1992.

Epsilon Delta

Epsilon Lambda

Kris Heilman, Epsilon Delta Chapter, has served as preside nt of her chapter at St. Mary's College this past year.

Kris has served h e r chapter as treasur e r and spring formal committee.

Her campus involvement includ es Students for a More Responsibl e Society (SMORES) , conference coordinator at th e unive rsity information desk and being a member of th e college cafeteria food committee.

Gina Rigone, Epsilon Lambda Chapter, University of Pittsburg Jamestown , was rece ntly elected to se rve as chapter president.

A finance and economics major, Gina is an active me mber of th e economics club on campus.

Epsilon Gamma

Epsilon Mu Alison Smith, Epsilon Mu Chapter, Trenton State College, is a English major who has held th e offices of inter-Greek council secretary and

helped out with the Greek carnival, Greek week and th e Greek leadership conference.

Jennifer Verdi serves as chapter treasure r and is member of Blue Key National Honor Soci ety.

Lisa Lesser, a communications major, serves a vice president of th e leadership developm ent program , is a reside nce hall office assistant and was responsible for planning th e chapter sisterhood retreat last fall.

Epsilon Xi Sharon Marie Williams, a senior marketing major with a music minor at Kutztown Univ e rsit y, was r e ce ntly selected for Who 's Who Among Stude nts at Ame ri can Universities and Colleges.

As a membe r of Epsilon Xi Chaptet路, Sharon has held the offices of president , chaplain and Greek council r e prese ntative and was nominated for the Elizabeth Bird Small Award.

On campus, Sharon has been active with th e Kutztown student gove rnm e nt association board , jazz singers, th e chamber singers, the university choir and is a member of Alpha Mu Alpha (marketing) fraternity.

Epsilon Rho KC Lynn DeStefano, a founding me mbe r of Epsilon Rho Chapter and curr e nt vice pr es ident , produced a program called " What You See May Not Be What You're Looking At" for William Patte rson Col lege to promote awareness of wom en in me dia.

A guest speaker pointed out advertisements that displayed women in sexual and perverse mann ers and how women were misused. The goal of the program was to raise awareness in women and promote changes in adve rti sements.

Epsilon Upsilon Jill Smeltz, Epsilon Upsilon Chapter, California University of Pennsylvania, majors in earl y childhood education and has bee n in volved in the inn er residence hall council.

She holds th e positions of assistant treasu re r in he r chapter and will become chapter treasure r nex t year as well as rush chairman.

Kendall Ann Hodges, Epsilon Alpha

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A psychology and communications major at th e Univ e rsity of Maryland, Cindy graduated this past spring. Her awards have included the Unive rsity Student Affairs Leade rship Award , unive rsity's dean's list and maintaining th e high est CPA in her chapter.

Sh e has served h e r c hapt e r as president as we ll as being active in Omicron D e lt a Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies.

Epsilon Phi Epsilon Phi Chapter me mbe r Jennifer Richard is active in many diffe re nt organizations on campus .

On the campus oflndian a Unive rsi ty, she has served as governor of a residence hall , is a member of th e campus girl scouts, th e univ e rsity studen t foundation , nation al reside nce hall honorary and a campus tour gu ide . She wi ll b e an orientation assistant thi s fall.

Within th e chap te r , she's served as a panhe ll e nic re presentative and is current ly soc ial chairman and province day chairman.

Jennifer served as the lead in IU Sing for Epsilon Phi whe re she sang and danced.

Epsilon Chi Epsilon Chi Chapter Pres id e nt Marcia Dulin has been a me mbe r of th e dean 's li st each se mes te r sin ce com ing to Godey-Beacon College.

She also has served as th e chapter schol arsh ip chairm an.

Phi Phi Chapter homecoming float.

Longwood College

Emporia State University

Pledge activities

Chapter helps others

Alpha Chapter' s sprin g pl e dge class plann ed many differe nt activities that involved both pl edges and me mbers this past year.

Activities included e veryth ing from intramural sports to scholastics. Mud voll eyball was pl aye d and a ch ili cook-off and retreats held.

Pl edges sold hot clogs and cooki es to raise mon ey for a gift for the chapte r room .

Epsilon Epsilon Chapter membe rs participated in several philanthropic activiti es this p ast year.

An ice cream social for the children of the Big Brothe rs/Big Sisters organization was hosted , a garage sale raised money for the S. June Smith Ce nter, don ati ons coll ected for the United Way and members teete r-totte red for Special Ol ympi cs.

More than half of the chapter dona t e d blood a nd also co ll ec t e d cann ed food . " Can Tuesday," was held twice a month with all food ite ms being donated to the Salvation Army.

Cassandra Yellis Northeast Missouri State University

Multiple Sclerosis walk Alpha Beta Chapter membe rs participated in Kirksville, MO, " Supe r City's Walk" held in April to raise money for multipl e sclerosis. Me mbers joined other organizations from the city in the 10-mile walk .

Connie Rost University of Northern Colorado

Big/little sis activity After a week of su rpri ses and susp e nse, Beta Beta Chapter pl edge class me mbe rs found out who their big sisters we re by following a string through the chapter house .

This activity preceded th e taking of th e national pl ed ge test and gave the m a boost on their way to becoming active me mbe rs.

Marcia Dulin, Epsilon Chi

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Stacy Cress Temple University

70th anniversary celebrated Kappa Kappa Chapter cele brated its 70th anniversary on the camp us of Te mpl e University on April 4.

A brunch was held at the Radisson Hotel for alumnae . Chapte r me mbe rs e njoyed mee ting these wom e n and learning about the chapte r hi story.

Tara Green Northwest Missouri State University

Chapter participates in philanthropies The Phi Phi Chapter at Northwest Missouri. State University had a busy year dom g several eli ffe re nt philan-

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Members took tim e each week to tutor high-risk children at a local middle school , participated in several highway clean-ups throughout the year, organized a breast cancer awareness program to which other sororities were invited , adopted a disadvantaged family during the Christmas holiday season and caroled at a nearby nursing home with other sororities.

Melanie Griswald James Madison University

Greek sing winners " AIA Hits the Big Time" won Beta Epsilon Chapter first place in Greek sing for the third year in a row.

Dancing to an old favorite , "Bandstand, " were dancers Paton Robinson, Libby Barnes, Dori McBride, Jen Ready, Buffy Balut, Dana Martin, Adrienne Brown and Bene Lippin.

Jen Ready and her partn er swayed to the slow version of the Dick Tracy movie hit " Let's Dance ." The fast version of the song followed.

The last song, Barry Manilow 's " Copa Cabana" added touches of humor to the performance. Tamie Westover and her partner twirl ed around the stage while other dancers swayed to the " Copa. " Cheryl Scully and Tami Scarola wore fruit in th eir hair and cha-cha-ed up and down th e stage.

The rest of the chapter created a background of symmetrical hand and arm motions.

Mon ies received from this proj ect were donated to Stude nts Against Multipl e Scle rosis to help with research and treatment .

Tiffany Brown

responsibl e for a l 0-block area near th e campus. Every month , approximat e ly 10 preassigned members donned fluorescent orange vests , carried garbage bags and walked along the streets picking up trash.

Western Illinois University

Panhellenic council officer

Christy Eickhoff Southwest Missouri State University

Beta Kappa Chapter had the distinct honor of having three of its me mbers sit on the executive board of th e Weste rn Illinois Unive rsity Panhellenic Council.

Becky Belzer, panh ell enic president , has bee n a me mb e r of th e university union board, student orientation board and served as a rush counselor.

Autumn Plath holds the office of Greek relations chairman in panhelle nic. She has been involved in man y different activities such as the Wrangler (WIU danc e lin e), unive rsity union board and holds an executive board office and chair position in the chapter.

Kelly Butler, organizational liaison for panhell enic council also serves as BK's social chairman.

Th e month of April at Southeast Missouri State University was entitled "Earth Month ." Numerous activities encompassed the month-long event , which was sponsored by SMSU Greeks and a local radio station.

Beta Sigma Chapter participated in an aluminum can drive. Other activiti es included an all-Greek neighborhood cleanup day in which all trash coll ected from around th e campus was put into dumpsters and a redirectory drive in which telephone books were co ll ected from specific areas both on and off campus and recycl ed.

On April 22 , Earth Day, poetry, debates, speakers and acoustic music was featured . A Spring Peace Day included an art festival and music.

Autumn Plath

Jill Baker

Earth month

Murray State University

Indiana State University

Taking to the streets

Recolonization held

Members of Beta Nu Chapter are doing their part to keep th e streets surrounding the campus trash-free.

In cooperation with Murr ay's Adopt-A-Street program, BNs were

The Beta Upsilon Colony had a busy week of inform al rush events in February . National representatives, including National President Diane

Wiley Shelor Radford University

SAMS participants The members of Beta Iota Chapter take pride in contributing th eir time and efforts to various philanthropi es.

For the past four years, the chapter has worked with th e Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.

Together with the members of Phi Kappa Sigma frat e rnity , members participated in Stude nts Against Multiple Sclerosis. Tabl es were set up in three diffe rent cafeterias on campus as members asked other students to sacrifice one of the ir meals to help SAMS. Members took turns working one-hour shifts for five days during their lunch and dinner time .

Delta Epsilon Chapter members are "One Big Family ."

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James, were there to assist in the recolonizing rush.

After a busy week , pledges began trying to meet the requirements to beco me initi ate d me mbers. From philanthropic to campus and community activities, BYs are refamili arizing Indiana State with the Alpha Sigma Alpha name.

Members of Gamma Iota Chapter parti cipated in a contest benefiting multipl e sclerosis. The event, sponsored by th e Theta Xi fraternity, raised money to help find a cure for this deadly disease.

Shannon Swanson

Cindy Greenspun

Contest raises money

talked to chapter members. " Christmas in January" was used as the th eme for the next party. A skit was performed, a slide presentation shown and refreshments served.

At the formal rush party, members sang a nd p e rformed the pearl ceremony.

Anne Schell Clarion University

University of Arkansas at Monticello

Loyola University

Bowling fun

Greek award winners

The Gamma Zeta Chapter has discovered a new fun and worthwhile activity, bowling parties.

Members are abl e to receive physical exercise while socializing. Gamma Zetas also spend time brainstorming on different fundraisers and discussed upcoming events.

Gamma Lambda Chapter won four out of 12 awards at the Loyol a University's first annual greek appreciation banquet.

Chapter awards won included Outstanding Membership Developm ent and Outstanding Fundrais er of the Year. Two awards went to members Amybeth Maurer and Stacey Myton for Outstanding Greek Leader of the Year and to Mary Belmonte for Greek Woman of the Year.

Melissa O'Connor Penn State University

Non-alcoholic socials Gamma Eta Chapter memb e rs were busy participating in many activiti es plann ed during th e spring 1992 semester.

Non-alcoholic socials such as ice skating, horseback riding and ballroom dancing were held with various fraterniti es. An AI:A parents weekend was held with dinner, dancing, an award presentation and a slide show.

Stacey Goldberg

Michell Mikolajezyk

"Let the Greek Times Roll" " Let the Greek Times Roll " was the theme for this year's Greek Week at Clarion Uni versity, and Gamma Omicron Chapter participated.

Greek wee k c ommenced with games on Saturday, AprilS. Sororities and fraternities competed in a variety of events ranging from rope-pull to relay races.

Th e remainde r of the week included a voll eyb all tourn ament, a scholastic bowl, a swimming competition and a mile run . A banner contest and Greek sing wrapped up the week.

Stacy Motherwell

Slippery Rock University

Spring formal rush

Eastern Illinois University

This past spring semester, Gamma Xi Chapter had a very successful rush , planned by Stefanie Ferrara, rush chairman.

The first rush activity was the " Big Event " held at th e multi-purpose room at the university union . All sororities set up tables with memorabili a as rush ees went through in g r~>Ups and viewed eac h tabl e and

Crimson Ball held The me mbers of Gamma Omega Chaptet路 held their annual Crimson Ball the last weekend in February.

The highli ght of the evening was the crowni ng of the chapter " Dream Man, " Blake Stone of D e lta Chi fraternity.

Oth er awards given out included th e chap te r Elizabeth Bird Small Award , Frost Fidelity Award, Outstanding Pledge, Outstanding Senior Woman and Chapter Sweetheart.

After a dinner, the evening continued with music and dancing.

Amy Van Elkerson Mansfield University

"One Big Family"

Gamma Omicron Chapter members proudly display their banner during Greek olympics.

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Spring rush a<.:tiviti es for Delta Epsilon Chaptet路 were a huge success.

The theme, " AI:A-One Big Family" was used .

A hou se was built and me mbers sto.od in side it di splaying chapter umty. Th e remaining members stood outside and acted out the spiritual, intell ectual, physical and social aims of the sorority.

For spiritu al, an open ceremony was performed. Members acted out a library skit for intell ectual development and did an aerobics routin e for

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Chapter members then read a poem to each rushee about sisterhood and then presented her with a small gift.

Elissa Cutler Southern Arkansas University

"Walk America"

Gamma Omega Chapter members enjoy their Crimson Ball 1991 .

physi cal developm e nt. Songs were sung for soci al development.

Connie Forbes University of Delaware

whi ch dated back as far as 1970 , and the current chapter scrapbook.

Breakfast and an informal meeting was held the next morning before everyone departed.

Kendra Stinson

Spring retreat The Delta Iota Chapter he ld its new member initiation and spring sisterhood retreat in Rehoboth Beach , DE. The initiation was held on Friday night followed by offi cer transition .

Th e newl y initi ate d me mb e rs re ceived " welcome notes" along with presents from their big sisters.

The followin g morning, the members has a " pass the gavel" session and shopped that afternoon . A pizza party concluded the evening.

Lisa Ferrell University of Southern Indiana

Retreat promotes sisterhood Delta Kappa Chapter held a retreat this p ast sprin g to promot e sisterhood .

The evening began around 9 p.m. with Jay McCoy, student acti viti es advisor , speakin g to the me mbe rs about th e univ e rsity' s propos e d Greek housing, which will go into effect this fall. A discussion followed.

Pizza, pizza and more pi zza was consum ed , and the n eve ryon e e njoye d th e n e w t e lev ision show " Studs" .

The rest of the evening was spent lookin g through old AIA pictures,

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York College

Chapter helps the community Delta Omicron Chapter parti cipated in the Special Ol ympics main event on May 2. Members took part by serving as timers during the track and fi eld events or giving hugs at the finish line.

The chapter also became invol ved in th e " Adopt-A-Block" program.

Me mb e rs cleane d str ee ts around York Coll ege and will continue to do so for anoth er year.

Other proj ects have included pl anning holiday festival s in cooperation with a Luth e ran Church , vari ous phone-a-thons and raising money for the Ameri can Cancer Society.

Jennifer Schumann Bloomsburg University

Informal rush held Delta Chi Chapter took part in inform al rush for the first time this past spring.

Under the guidance of Sue Kaminski and Ellen Condron, the chapter held two informal parti es to get to know rushees. Durin g each party, ru shees si gned their names to a guest

Epsilon Alpha Chapter parti cipated in the " Walk Ame rica" walk-athon for the March of Dimes thi s past spring.

For three con sec uti ve Fridays, members took turns coll ecting donations at road intersections. EA Chapt e r rai se d $ 2 ,000 throu g h thi s endeavor.

During the walk , members chanted ALA chants, whi ch could be heard throughout town. After the six-mile walk , hot d ogs we re se rve d and awards were presented.

Christa Carver St. Mary's College

Spring formal Epsilon Delta Chapter held it annual spring form al on March 28.

Decorati ons were made by Social Chairman Rian Edmunds and President Chris Loreth. Si gns were made for each of the chapter members who attended the dance . Each sign was cut into the shape of AIAand contained the name of on e member and her date for the evening. A large red ti e-dyed sheet with " AIA Spring Fling-1 99 2" hung fi路om the dining hall. Members wrote messages on the sheet throughout the evening.

T-shirts we re avail abl e for sale.

They read " Let's Gi ve Them Something to Talk About. " Alina Muller University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown

New York City visited Four members of Epsilon Lambda Chapter spent spring break in New York City.

Gina Rigone, Ca.-rie Baloga, Dee Zamboni and Alison Gazzola spent five days visiting one of the most exciting citi es in Ameri ca. During a visit to the taping of the Sally Jessy Raphe] Show March 23 , Alison Gazzola was pi ctur e d as kin g q uesti ons on th e program.

Alison Gazzola

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Chapter members return to the mountains On January 3 1, the Epsilon Kappa Chapter headed for Lock Have n, PA, for its third sororitv retreat. Me mbe rs loaded into two la;路ge unive rsity vans for the trip to the mountains. Sl eepin g bags, ALAsong book s a nd an agenda were in hand as they set out to work on sprin g rush.

Memb e rs learn e d songs on the three-hour journey, practicing for the upcoming rush parti es . By the time th ey reach ed th e cabin , new songs had been created.

On Friday night , each me mbe r created an ALA cup or mug from puffy paint, marke rs and glitte r glu e .

Saturday morning, me mbe rs gathe red for a day of song practice, skit creations, conversation how-tos and man y othe r helpful tidbits to make spririg rush the best ever.

During a sho rt break , me mbers wande red the cab in 's sur roundin g woods for a breath of fresh mountain air.

On Sunday morning , eve r yon e packed up and left for campus with a feeling of accomplishme nt and new memori es as well.

Siobban McNulty University of Maryland Baltimore County

Mr. UMBC contest The Epsilon Tau Chapter held its annual Mr. UMBC contest this past spring to rais e mon ey for Sp ec ial Ol ympics. The Mr. UMBC titl e is based on the qualiti es of pe rsonality , appearance, talent and in volvement on campus.

Many cont es tants from various campus organi zations and ath le tic teams participated in this year's con test. Th ey exhibited versatil e talents, ranging from singing ballads to using a bare hand to break a cinder block with skills &路om tae kwon do. In addition , the me n modeled casual and formal wear.

The judges consisted of re presentatives &路om sororiti es and oth e r organizations on campus. Dinne rs , movi e passes and me morabilia we re a few of th e pri zes give n to the winners . All proceeds &路o m th e admission price we nt to Special Ol ympics.

Jennifer Carson

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Epsilon Kappa Chapter members enjoy their annual retreat.

William Patterson College

California University of Pennsylvania

Chapter rushes Hawaiian style

An A.I:A carnival

Epsilon Rho Chapter chose an Hawaii an the me for this year's sprin g ru sh.

The first clay, rush ees were introduced to the chapter. Me mbe rs inform ed the rush ees on such topics as philanthropic proj ects, campus accomplishm e nts , comm ittees , pl edging and ove rall standards. Qu estions from rushees we re th en answered and a puzzl e pi ece game, which spelled ALA, was played.

On the second night, rushees were e nte rtain ed bv " ALA Airlin es. " A sl ide show was. shown and narrated as th e fli ght feature movi e . Peanuts and soda were give n out by a stewardess and after th e show, rushees were pe rmitted to walk around the cabin and ask qu estions.

On the third night, the rushees arri ved at " ALA Island. " Rushees were greeted by " nati ve" ALAs. Me mbe rs dressed in Hawaiian gear sang songs , which included " Surfin ALA ," " Da Doo Run Run " and " Around The Way Girl (ALA Girl)." Aft e r th e show, everyo ne e njoyed mock daiquiri s and conversation.

On thP fourth and final eve nin g, the prefe re nce part y was held , and th e pr e fe r e nc e ceremony was pe rformed.

Epsilon Upsilon Chapter's spring ru sh was a grea t success using th e the me " ALA Carnival."

Me mbe rs dressed in bright clown costum es and carri ed balloons as othe rs sand so ngs. Games were set up and pl ayed and cotton candy was served. Ru shees eve n had their fortun es read b y a fortun e tell e r who predicted siste rhood and friendship wou ld come th eir way .

Dana Junko Indiana University

Scavenger hunt benefits center Th e Epsilon Phi Chapter held its first annual scave nge r hunt to raise mon ey to be ne fit the S. June Smith Center.

Sixty teams of five peopl e each donated S2.':i to participate in th e big hunt April 12. Each team rac e d against the clock as they searched for du es and objects on campus and the surrounding area.

Local merchants donate d ma ny pri zes th at were awarded for the best pe rform ance and spirit.

Karen Mittelstadt

Erica Herbst

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The chapters listed below took quota, were at total or both for the 1991-92 school year, according to records received at Alpha Sigma Alpha National Headquarters.

Quota Kappa Kappa, Temple University, Pa Pi Pi , Buffalo State University, NY Chi Chi , Ball State University, IN Beta Mu, Henderson State University, AR Beta Upsilon Colony, Indiana State University Gamma Iota, Rochester Institute of Technology , NY Gamma Omicron , Clarion University, PA Gamma Pi, Missouri Valley College Delta Iota, University of Delaware Delta Kappa, University of Southern Indiana Delta Nu-A, GMI-Engineering and Management Institute Delta Upsilon, University of Texas at San Antonio Epsilon Gamma, Virginia Commonwealth University Epsilon Theta, Penn State-Behrend College

Total Phi Phi , Northwest Missouri State University Gamma Omega, Eastern Illinois University Delta Epsilon , Mansfield University, PA Delta Rho, Elon College , NC

Both Alpha, Longwood College, VA Alpha Beta, Northeast Missouri State University Alpha Gamma, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Beta Beta, University of Northern Colorado Epsilon Epsilon, Emporia State University, KS Zeta Zeta, Central Missouri State University Eta Eta, Pittsburg State University, KS Beta Gamma, Northeastern State University, OK Beta Epsilon , James Madison University, VA Beta Theta, Central Michigan University Beta Iota, Radford University, VA Beta Kappa, Western Illinois University Beta Lambda, University of Central Arkansas Beta Nu , Murray State University, KY Beta Rho , Northern Illinois University Beta Sigma, Southwest Missouri State University Gamma Zeta, University of Arkansas-Monticello Gamma Eta, Penn State University Gamma Lambda, Loyola University, IL Gamma Mu, Adrian College, Ml Gamma Rho , East Stroudsburg State University, PA Gamma Psi , Edinboro University, PA Delta Chi , Bloomsburg University, PA Epsilon Eta, Virginia Wesleyan College Epsilon Kappa, Millersville University, PA Epsilon Nu, State University of New York at Brockport Epsilon Rho, William Patterson College , NJ Epsilon Tau , University of Maryland-Baltimore County Epsilon Upsilon, California University of Pennsylvania

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Please add my name to the Member-at-Large Alumnae Chapter. · Used lor ease In locating phone listings.

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