Asa phoenix vol 79 no 1 fall 1993

F O UN D ERS' DAY MESSAGE

Back to the Basics

of Alpha Sigma Alpha

By Kim R. Meyer, BB National President he National Council has chosen "Back to Basics" as our themefor the 1992-94 biennium.

Our goal is to examine and evaluate all our current programs and publications. We will update them to meet the needs of today's modem women, collegians and alumnae. However, an integral part of this process is to also examine everything we are doing in light of the "basics" of our sorority, keeping in mind the ideas and ideals our founders had in 190 1.

In the incorporation letter they wrote to the Honorable George J .

Hundley, judge of the circuit court in Prince Edward County, our Founders stated:

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'The purpose of the association shall be to cultivate friendship among its members, and in every way to create pure and elevating sentiments, to perform such deeds and to mould such opinions as wUl tend to elevate and ennoble womanhood in the world. "

Our purpose remains the same today: to "elevate and ennoble womanhood in the world. " Today, we might choose different words to express this concept, but Alpha Sigma Alpha continues to offer her members this challenge, along with a caring environment for each member to achieve her best - "arista!"

What are the basics of Alpha Sigma Alpha? They are clearly

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expressed in our ritual, our aims and our beautiful creed. The creed not only expresses philosophical ideas, but a practical guide to living a full life, as an individual and as part of a larger world community. The creed talks about balance and beauty and hope and peace. What more can we ask for? What more can we strive for?

One of my favorite sorority quotes has been taped to the front of my computer for the past year. Louise Cox Carper said: 'The fimdamental object of a sorority is to cultivate those qualities which will help its members. to meet more successfully the events of life. A sorority is the training ground for the cultivation of the act of living in harmony with other people. "

Doesn't this sum up what we are doing, what we are sharing with others?

It's no secret that some of the goals of young women today are vastly different than they were in 1901, or even 20 years ago when I graduated from college. During my travels the past year, I have met collegians whose goals include advanced degrees in law or medicine, service in the Peace Corps and even becoming the secretary of education.

Can our sorority meet their needs, too? Yes! Unconditional love, given freely in an unsurpassed system of caring, sisterhood and support, is needed today more than ever. The sorority provides a loving family for each young woman, sustaining her through the pressures of academic achievement and working part time to pay some, or all, of her college expenses. And the greatest bonus sorority membership offers is the

continuation of this sisterhood throughout each member's lifetime. ..

The sorority also provides, in a way no other college organization can, the development of leadership in each woman. There are numerous opportunities to chair a committee or be a chapter officer. We offer a training ground for leadership development and opportunities for success.

And there's always a safety net of sisterhood when things don't go so well, someone to pick you up, dust you off and set you on your feet again. And as women within the greater Greek community, our members are empowered to take positive action on behalf of all women concerning their personal safety and health.

Writing a Founders' Day message is challenging, especially when many others before me have said it so well.

To close, I will borrow one more quotation, this time from Jean Raup Grady, BE, who served as national president from 1958 to 1961:

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"As we pause once again to pay tribute to those who have had a vital part in the founding of our sorority, let us be ever mindful of the many privileges and pleasures that have been afforded us through our a.ffiliation with Alpha Sigma Alpha.

Let us reaffirm the pledge of our sisterhood so that the rich and abounding heritage that has been so graciously preserved for us will continue. May we faithfully execute our trust . . ." ~"*

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of Alpha Sigma Alpha DEADLINES Spring ................................................ Nov. 10 Summer.............................................. Feb. 10 Fall ..................................................... May 10 Winter ................................................Aug. 10

EDITOR Nancy I. Z. Reese 828 S. Golf Cui de Sac Des Plaines, IL 60016

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Send change of address and business correspondence to Alpha Sigma Alpha National Headquarters, 1201 East Walnut St , Springfield, MD 65802, (417) 869-0980.

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FEATURES 2 Back to basics for A'LA 4 A great convention on a great lake

8 Foundation chairman finishes a winner

15 Four women to travel for A'LA 16 Another new A'LA chapter

DEPARTMENTS 7 News to Note

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9 Foundation cumulative list

10 Foundation annual list 14 Philanthropic fund list 17 Alumnae Stars 18 Collegiate Corner

CORRECTION The large crest that appeared on page 4 of the summer Phoenix as the redesigned crest was incorrect.

The correct crest appeared on the summer cover and is shown at right. The Phoenix regrets the error.

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COVER The 1994 Alpha Sigma Alpha Convention will be June 22-26 in Milwaukee. Come join us for "A Great Convention on a Great Lake."

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38TH ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA NATIONAL

A great convention on a great lake

BY SANDRA BRZEZINSKI, rE Constitution Chairman

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hat could be better than visiting Milwaukee, "A Great Place on a Great Lake?" Visiting Milwaukee and attending the 38th Alpha Sigma Alpha National Convention, "a great event at a great place on a great lake!"

Convention Chairman Nancy Andrus Cerwin, fE, and other Milwaukee alumnae have been busy re-discovering their hometown, Milwaukee, and can hardly wait for June 22-26, 1994, to share their "gemutlichkeit" (warmth and hospitality) with you.

Learning Milwaukee-ese Milwaukee's name comes from the Algonquin Indian work "Milliocki" meaning "gathering place by the waters. " Located on Lake Michigan's western shore, Milwaukee is the 18th largest city in the country.

Lake Michigan influences the city's climate and leads to the colloquialism "cooler near the lake."

Late June temperatures average 68 degrees, although a popular way to predict the weather is to check the gas flame-shaped light atop the Wisconsin

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Gas Co. building. Gold for cold, red for warm, blue no change and flashing for rain or snow!

Other Milwaukee-ese includes referring to drinking fountains as "bubblers," and "down by" as in, 'Those Alpha Sigs will be staying down by the Marc Plaza. " The Marc Plaza, an elegant, stately high-lise hotel, which features an indoor pool and a parking pavilion, is located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. The Empire Room, featured in the movie 'The Godfather," will be the site of the ALA Awards Banquet.

City of Festivals Milwaukee offers a sparkling valiety of cultural attractions, activities and events. Known as the City of Festivals, Milwaukee celebrates its "melting pot" tradition throughout the year, but especially during the summer.

Some activities that will be scheduled near convention time include The Lakefront Festival of the Arts, one of the Midwest's most important professional art festivals. Also planned is Rainbow Summer, a selies of free performances of jazz, country western, bluegrass and classical music, as (continued on page 6)

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BSTH ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA NATIONAL CONVENTION

Nancy Andrus Gerwin, rE, has been selected as the local chairman for the 1994 Alpha Sigma Alpha National Convention.

Born and raised in the Milwaukee area, Nancy is no stranger to challenges. As a kindergarten teacher for 25 years with Greenfield Public Schools, Nancy knows the discipline needed to get 25 students dressed with mittens, boots and winter jackets. She brings the same sense of organization and good humor to her role as convention chairman.

Nancy served as a national province director in the past and is an active member of the Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter. She credited the full-fledged support promised to her by the local alumnae as one of the reasons for accepting the position.

M~rried to George Gerwin, Nancy lives in Greenfield, WI, a suburb southwest of Milwaukee.'(:r* '(:r

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(continued .from page 4) well as dance, mime and comedy held durtng the noon hour at the Peck Pavilion on the Performing Art Center's riverfront. And no one will want to miss the world's greatest music festival, Summerfest, an 11-day fest of continuous performances on 10 stages plus food served at refreshment stands by some of Milwaukee's finest restaurants.

Time your visit just right, and you might even be able to see a parade or two! The City of Festivals Parade and the Great Circus Parade 路are scheduled just before and after the A'LA National Convention.

Activities to pursue If intellectual growth is your aim, try visiting one of the city's many museums. The Milwaukee Public Museum features tum-of-the-century "Streets of Old Milwaukee." Or visit the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Pabst Mansion or the Joan of Arc Chapel.

If physical development is your aim, there is Music help sought much from which to choose. From 16 public golf Assistance is being sought for music at the 1994 courses, to nine beaches, to charter boat fishing, Alpha Sigma Alpha convention. to the Petit National Ice Center, there are Ar.A members are needed to play a musical recreational activities for all. instrument, lead the singing at convention and play If being a spectator is your sport, you may the piano or sing in the choir during ritual want to take in a Milwaukee Brewers baseball ceremonies. game or a sightseeing cruise of the Milwaukee If you are interested, please contact Nancy harbor. Or you might want to "go ape" over the Gerwin, 4311 S. Cambridge Lane, Greenfield, WI Milwaukee Country Zoo, located about 10 53221 . minutes from the downtown area.

Transportation within and around the city offers great variety. Many sights are within walking distance, but you may also choose to take a downtown shuttle bus, a bicycle taxi or even treat yourself to a ride in a hansom carriage.

Shopping for everyone If shopping is your sport, The Grand Avenue offers a four-block-long marketplace through connecting glass skywalks. There are over 130 stores. The upper level features a Spiesgarden with an assortment of sidewalk cafes and a bird's eye view of shoppers below.

More shopping? Visit Old World Third Street and sample the world-famous sausage of Usinger's or taste a sweet from Ambrosia Chocolate Co. The Shops on Jefferson boast Saturday will be elegant antique and specialty stores. And don't forget to visit alumnae day the Milwaukee Antique Center, 75 antique shops under one roof.

The Alpha Sigma Alpha National Socially, dining out in Milwaukee is simply delicious.

Council has designated Saturday, June Restaurants offer a delectable variety of cuisine, including 25, 1994, as "Alumnae Day'' at the 1994 ALA National Convention.

Italian, Serbian, French, Polish, Dutch, Cantonese, Greek, Scheduled activities include the Ar.A Armenian, Continental, Mexican, Korean, Peruvian, and of Foundation Breakfast, the awards course, great German food. banquet and alumnae workshops.

Getting to convention Alumnae who cannot attend the Transportation to Milwaukee is easy and surprisingly entire convention will have the opporeconomical. The international airport is only eight miles tunity to come to Milwaukee for the from downtown with shuttle service to the downtown area. weekend to participate in this special There is daily Amtrack service and several interstate day. freeways go into the city.

Alumnae chapters in good standing Milwaukee alumnae are looking forward to welcoming are eligible for financial assistance from ALA sisters to this city by the lake with its long-standing the national organization for their tradition of elegant restaurants, fine accommodations and delegate. gracious service.

The theme will be "A Great Convention on a Great Lake." Why not plan to join us June 2226, 1994? It's going to be GREAT! i::l* i::l

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NEWS TO NOTE The Phoenix undergoes redesign, adds feature The Phoenix took on a whole new look with the summer issue.

Designer Jody Toth of Indianapolis worked with editor Nancy I. Z. Reese to develop the new design.

The issue also marked the introduction of a new feature , "Alpha Spirit," a section of photos from collegiate and alumnae chapters.

The Phoenix joined the era of computer desktop publishing with the issue as well. National Headquarters will be a key element in this change as any material not typed into a computer by the editors will be typed at headquarters.

Narcissus cookbooks offered for fundraising Alpha Sigma Alpha is offering collegiate and alumnae chapters an opportunity to raise funds by selling the "Narcissus" cookbook.

Chapters can sell the books for $14.95 each and keep $4.95 for the chapter treasury. The cookbook is filled with recipes submitted by Alpha Sigma Alphas from across the country.

For more information, please contact ALA National Headquarters.

Centennial theme and logo contest Artistic? Creative? Alpha Sigma Alpha invites you to get involved in the planning for the centennial convention and regional celebrations.

AI.A will celebrate its 100th anniversary in eight years, and past national presidents, chaired by Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT, have already begun work on formulating plans for the celebration.

The theme and logo will be used on all sorority and foundation centennial materials. Contest winners will be featured in The Phoenix and will receive a special centennial memento and free registration to the convention.

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Keep in mind the following as you develop your ideas: • Theme should be short so that it can be incorporated into the logo.

• Logo should be clean and simple for easy recognition and duplication.

• Logo design should incorporate a space for the theme.

• Logo will be produced in color and black and white.

• Submit your ideas by May 1, 1994, to Centennial Theme and Logo Contest, AI.A National Headquarters, 1201 E. Walnut St. , Springfield, MO 65802.

Lawson Blackstone dies Wilmar Lawson Blackstone, husband of Mary Emerson Blackstone, past national president, died in North Carolina on July 7, 1993.

Lawson was instrumental in establishing the Mary Emerson Blackstone Scholarship Fund, one of six name scholarships given by Alpha Sigma Alpha, upon Mary's death in 1988.

Epsilon Epsilon has top chapter efficiency Epsilon Epsilon Chapter, Emporia State University, KS, received the top chapter efficiency of 99.15 out of a possible 100 for 1992-93, according to National Secretary Leslie Maxwell Ziringer,

rH. Chapter efficiencies are compiled from national officers and reflect ontime and correctly completed reports. The average efficiency for all Alpha Sigma Alpha chapters was 57.75.

Other chapters in the top 10 were Beta Sigma, Southwest Missouri State University, 99; Eta Eta, Pittsburg State University, KS, 98.54; Beta Gamma, Northeastern State University, OK, 97.85; Zeta Alpha, Missouri Southern State College, 94.54; Alpha Beta, Northeast Missouri State University,

92.85; Alpha, Longwood College, VA, 90.54; Phi Phi, Northwest Missouri State University, 89.85; Beta Nu , Murray State University, KY, 89.15; and Epsilon Lambda, University of Pittsburgh Johnstown, 84.77.

Hazing update: Coke dates eliminated The Alpha Sigma Alpha National Council voted this summer to eliminate the use of coke dates in all ALA pledge programs, effective immediately.

Coke dates are often the most time consuming and abused component of pledging.

Requirements to obtain personal interviews with or signatures of 60 to 120 women in a six-week or less period is ridiculous and contrary to sorority ideals. In addition, coke dates have given some individuals and chapters an excuse to haze.

Chapters will need the support of all members and alumnae to eliminate this practice. Anyone with questions regarding this new policy should contact National Headquarters.

LETT ERS A'LA chapters give over $5,000

to Smith Center On behalf of the children, families , volunteers and staff of the S. June Smith Center, please accept our heartfelt appreciation for your generous support.

This past year, the various chapters of Alpha Sigma Alpha have contributed over $5,000 to our center. These donations are invaluable to us in keeping our programs strong and providing the best possible care to children with developmental disabilities.

Everyone at the center is truly grateful that we have so many friends across the United States.

Karen J. Zielinski Director of Development

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FOUNDATION

Bonnie goes out a winner

BY BEnY U. WALLICK, ZZ Foundation Chairman

he goal during her term in office was to raise $100,000 in contributions for the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation.

And that goal was surpassed before Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ, completed her term on the foundation board of trustees in June 1993.

Alpha Sigma Alpha is indebted to Bonnie for laying a firm, strong groundwork that others will follow as they plan for the future of the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation.

She had served as the chairman since the beginning of the foundation in the fall of 1986.

From the time of her initiation into Zeta Zeta Chapter at Central Missouri State University in 1943, Bonnie has served Alpha Sigma Alpha in many capacities. She was national fellowship and philanthropic chairman from 196164, national editor, 1964-70, and national treasurer, 1970-72. She has been active in the St. Louis Alumnae Chapter for 45 years and has been the chapter's delegate to the St. Louis Panhellenic for the past six years.

Bonnie continued participation in church and local activities after her retirement in 1985 from teaching

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business education for 17 years.

Because her loyalty and devotion to Alpha Sigma Alpha epitomize a lifetime commitment to the sorority, Bonnie was the second recipient of the Evelyn G. Bell Award. This was in 1984, before she began her position as chairman of the foundation board of trustees.

At that time Bonnie said, "I think that all Alpha Sigs should keep a copy of our creed handy so that they can be reminded of these words to live by."

Certainly Bonnie has filled her days with satisfying activity and joyously lived each day to its ultimate good.

Her own generosity in giving financially and of her time is something to emulate.

Looking ahead . . .

Now it is time to begin on the next $100,000.

The Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation Board of Trustees met at National Headquarters in June to begin that process.

Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ, was reelected to a three-year term and elected chairman for 1993-94.

Rosemary Carucci Goss, BTI, was elected as a new trustee and elected

Stewart and Bonnie Koenemann

vice chairman for 1993-94.

Marilyn Ramsey Garbee, BI, whose term ends in 1994, was reelected secretary.

Deborah Field Dietrich, BN, whose term ends in 1995, was reelected treasurer.

A contribution was made to the Leadership Development Institute, and plans were made for the implementation of a Foundation Scholarship.

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Alpha

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Cumulative Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation and Development Fund donations as recorded at National Headquarters as of May 31 , 1993.

'E~empfar Vonors $10,000 Pi Pi Emma Coleman Frost Beta Gamma Lois V. Beers

Pfweni~ Vonors $5,000 to $9,000 Kappa Kappa S. June Smith

Palm Vonors

Phi Phi Karen Varde Stacy Psi Psi Sidney Gremillion Allen Beta Sigma Rose Marie Fellin Marilyn Ramsey Garbee Karen Adams Hussey Beta Upsilon Nancy I.Z. Reese Beta Pi Rosemary Carucci Goss

Crown Vonors

Beta Lambda Cecily Coffelt Bullard Gamma Iota Sharon Marie Sterner Gamma Omega Patricia Semonich Marinch Collegiate Chapters Alpha Beta Beta Sigma Alumnae Chapters Buffalo NY Layfette LA Tampa Bay FL

$1,000 to $4,999

$500 to $999

2QJ.6y Vonors

Alpha Alpha Kathleen Geib Boykin Beta Beta Polly Smelser Schlosser Marilyn Manion Stratton Delta Delta Evelyn McKinley Schneider Zeta Zeta Bonnie Payne Koenemann Betty Urban Wallick Judy DeMasters Winter Eta Eta Diane Yencic James Helen B. Lortz Kappa Kappa Helen L. Corey Nu Nu M. Jean Rei met Shull Xi Xi Edith Callahan Tilley

Alpha Beta Amy Ayres Rosebery Beta Beta Sue Zorichak Hagen Gretchen Mathews Otness Gamma Gamma Lora P. Sipes Epsilon Epsilon B. Phon Johnson Gillespie Lori White Scott Zeta Zeta Connie Peyton Hoffman

$250 to $499

Pi Pi Jacqueline Vito LoRusso

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Iota Iota Elizabeth Dodson Carpenter Kappa Kappa Nancy Eby Frey Pi Pi Evelyn G. Bell Virginia Coho Whidden Psi Psi Elizabeth Brock Allison Beta Epsilon Joan Bennett Jones Beta Theta Marianne Busch Bullock

Beta Beta Kim Ramsey Meyer Epsilon Epsilon Judith Carpenter West Eta Eta Vicki Vaughn Dennett Avys Taylor Hagman Kappa Kappa Alice T. Garretson Nancy Gingrich Riti Beta Sigma Nancy Gibson Mathisen Phi Phi Marion Tollaksen Fischer ChiChi Letha Heckman Gaskins Louise Petersen Hindes Helen Selvage Noblitt Psi Psi Viola Caraway Brewer Beta Gamma Helen Hooper Malone Beta Delta Elaine Rahaim Fuerst

Beta Epsilon Frances Jobson Francis Jean Raup Grady Lorraine Warren Strickler Beta Nu Deborah Fields Dietrich Beta Upsilon C. Jeanne VanWinkle McQueen Gamma Lambda Silvana Filippello Richardson Gamma Omega Elizabeth Zubinski Heidel Delta Iota Cynthia Roades Christfield Epsilon Beta Mary Sidhu Pittman Collegiate Chapters Epsilon Epsilon Eta Eta Beta Iota Beta Lambda Gamma Omega Delta Iota Epsilon Phi Alumnae Chapters Houston, TX Kansas City, MO Group Holiday Inn Clearwater Beach Surfside Tulsa Alumnae Panhellenic Non-member Donald V. Bennett

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Contributions to the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation received at National Headquarters between June 1, 1992, and May 31, 1993.

PALM DONORS $1,000- $5,000

Eta Eta Helen B. Lortz

CROWN DONORS $500-$999 Beta Epsilon Joan Bennett Jones

RUBY DONORS $250-$499 Zeta Zeta Bonnie Payne Koenemann Betty Urban Wallick Eta Eta Diane Yencic James Kappa Kappa Helen L. Corey Pi Pi Emma Coleman Frost Virginia Coho Whidden Gamma Omicron Patricia Semonich Marinich

PEARL DONORS $ 100 -$249 Alpha Alpha Kathleen Geib Boykin Beta Beta Kim Ramsey Meyer Gretchen Mathews Otness Delta Delta Evelyn McKinley Schneider Epsilon Epsilon B. Phon Johnson Gillespie Virginia Lorenson Londeen Lori White Scott Zeta Zeta Connie Peyton Hoffman Doris Snodgrass Klein Judy DeMasters Winter Eta Eta Avys Taylor Hagman Iota Iota Elizabeth Dodson Carpenter Nu Nu Emeline Troutman Hunter

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M. Jean Reimet Shull Pi Pi Linda Hils Barat Tau Tau Eleanor Winters Wickizer Phi Phi Karen Varde Stacy ChiChi Louise Petersen Hindes Cathy Jo Clark Moss Helen Selvage Noblitt Psi Psi Sidney Gremillion Allen Elizabeth Brock Allison Beta Delta Dorothy Holifield Thomsen Beta Epsilon Jean Raup Grady Beta Theta Marianne Busch Bullock Karen Anne Fulmer Beta Iota Peggy Hopkins Ayres Beta Lambda Cecily Coffelt Bullard Ellen Funk Morris Beta Nu Deborah Fields Dietrich Beta Sigma Rose Marie Fellin Marilyn Ramsey Garbee Beta Upsilon Nancy I.Z. Reese Beta Pi Rosemary Carucci Goss Beta Chi Doris Hami~on Hill Gamma Eta LisaTait Gamma Omega Elizabeth Zubinski Heidel Delta Iota Cynthia Roades Christfield Collegiate Chapters Alpha Beta Zeta Zeta Nu Nu Phi Phi Beta Iota

Beta Rho Beta Sigma Gamma Psi Gamma Omega Epsilon Phi Epsilon Chi Alumnae Chapters Greater Kansas City Hattiesburg, MS Non-Members Eugene Antley Unique Impressions

STAR DONORS $ 1 -$99

Alpha Michelle Alford Claire Aswell Jennifer Beazley Lynne Rachal Chambers Stacey Custer Ellen Doyle

Lisa Garavito Betsy Gee Ann Marie Martenstein Gerke Allison Hoke Nancy Parrish Lawson Katie Logan Carey Lyon Danielle Manfre Melissa Massie Kristen McDonald Shanna Nikzad Trish O'Donnell Tara Popperwill Jen Tillman Candy Trent Karen Valentine Julie Michelle Wiley Eleanor Borbas Williams Connie Wright Alpha Alpha Linda Crumb Bresnan Anne Petree Niemeyer

Jennifer Suzanne Resch Judith Macpherson Williams Alpha Beta Cindy Alman Carly Alsbach Tricia Anderson Allyson Backer Candi Baisden Ginger Barrow Stephanie Bax Beverly Bittner Anne Blanke Becky Boning Michelle Bopp Lisa Boschert Leslie Brockelmeyer Andrea Brooks Heather Buettner Elizabeth Marie Burge Michelle Calhoon Cristi Campbell Erin Catlett

Honorary Donations Suzanne Withsosky AHonso NN, by Betty Wallick ZZ, in honor of her marriage to Edgar Alfonso Mrs. George Antley, by Eugene Antley, in honor of her birthday Birth of Hansen Scott Barrick, by Baltimore Alumnae Chapter Lois Beers Br, by Betty Urban Wallick ZZ, In honor of her service on the Foundation Board ofTrustees Sue Chapman Br, by Shelly Dillard Br Deborah Dietrich BN, by Nora Ten Broeck BK Hope McCiafin Ferguson M , by Evelyn McKinley Schneider M Emma Coleman Frost illl, by Bonnie Koenemann ZZ, in honor of her birthday Jean Raup Grady BE, by Peggy Hopkins Ayers BI Julia Cooke Hofer dl, by convention participants Connie Peyton Hoffman ZZ, by Betty Urban Wallick ZZ, in honor of her service on the Foundation Board of Trustees while serving as National Treasurer Eileen Knox f Yby Eugene Antley, in honor of her scholarship award Gladys Hutchens Magee ZZ, by Sue Covey McKenna ZZ Chrissie Schmidt BI, by Cathy Jo Green BI, in honor of her graduation Lori White Scott EE, by ALA sisters for her forgotten airline ticket Joanne Zabaldo Bq, by Deborah Dietrich BN, in honor of her birthday Epsilon Eta Chapter, by Nancy Clohisy EH Installation of Epsilon Psi and Epsilon Omega Chapters, by Nora Ten Broeck BK

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Sharilynn Cheairs Tanya Christensen Cathy Clark Sarah Clingman Jennifer Cook Amy Cotton Sandy Craver Pam Devlin Cathy Dick Tammy Donaldson Kati Donnell Susan Doyle Kathleen Eggers Jodi Emerson Alesh Farley Meghan Farley Ken Ferguson Mindi Fisher Cheryl Gabriel Vicki Gardner Leeann Gasperoni Michelle Gauthier Jennifer Gittemeier Usa Gmeiner Wendy Hagedorn Terri Hansel Debbie Hawickhorst Stacy Heberle Jessy Hefley Liliana Hernandez Debbie Helie Cathy Hood Kelly Howell Erin Humphrey Jenner Huston Kim Jackson Betty Jeffers Karin Jorgenson Barb Jungclaus Sarah Klasskin Lisa Knott Paula Konrad Britt Kossman 1 Kim Kritzmire Lori Kritzmire Becky Langston Tami Leach Heather Leslie Leigh Ann Loethen Candy Long Danielle Love 路 Don Lynchard Jennifer MacBryde Jennifer Marriott Megan Matthias Christine McManamee Joy Mez Jennifer Miller Sara Miner Carrie Morgan Amy Muehrer Kelly Murphy Meg Murphy Nacianne Nessel Christy Nicoll Lon Nolen Kelly O'Toole Mami Page Nicole Page Christina Palazzo Liz Pauzauskie Becky Peterson Ally Powers Angie Raimondo Julie Raynolds Laurel Reed Christine Reinhardt Sarah Reyna Anne Robertson Michelle Robins Anne Robinson Ruth Roettger Connie Rost Jen Roy Jen Russom

Donations to the Beta Sigma Scholarship Mary Cavender Boyer Bl: Rose Marie Fellin Bl: Un Nicole Foushee Bl: Marilyn Ramsey Garbee Bl: Pat Lumpe Hawkins Bl: Karen Sifrig Walker Bl: Glrum Inc. matching gilt Judy DeMasters Winter ZZ Beta Sigma Chapter Springfield Alumnae Chapter

Erin Schillhahn Lisa Schilling Anna Schmerber Bettina Schubert Michelle Schubert Whitney Sosa Lauri Spurlock Robyn Stengel Libby Stephens Kern Stockman Laura Strussion Ten Szevery Chris Terry Heather Thibodeau Jill Thummel Dawn Tichenor Kara Tuck Beth Turner Kathy Tumey EliseWamer CathyWeilh Kathy Wheeler Angie White Jenn Whitener Lisa Whitinger Jill Wiederhold Sharon Williams Katie Yeckel Alpha Gamma Kathryn Meiser Barclay Kathleen Rosko Book Lillian Porter Sutton Christine Strapac Thomas Beta Beta June Lewinson Bonacquista Kendy Clark Lisa Davis Sharon Elaine Green Lynda Johnson Hempstead Dorothy Hughes Johnson Catherine Switzer Moore Marilyn Manion Stratton Epsilon Epsilon Cindy Fundis Zeta Zeta Kristina Allan Gina Atkinson Kim Ballard Jana Barnes Robin Robertson Bass Robin Batts Tracey Bayers Tracy Beebe Heather Bleil Melissa Boots Stacy Bom Amy Brahstetter Usa Bruner Angie Cannon Cami Collins Teri Cooper Beth Cornelius

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Debra Sharp Craig Corrin Dannier Stephanie Delozier Shannon Dillon Annie Edwards Shannon Elam Katherine Ford Jennifer Fritz Shannon Gaines Tatum Gardinger Mary Johanna Haag Gardner Debi Gentry Carrie Gooch Lynn Hansford Knstie Harrison Shelly Hartman Julie Haynes Barbie Jenkins Tracy Jones Carmen Kinsella Amy Kirkland Caren Lackey MaryRenee Love Debbie Mallory Amy Mastin Seanna McClaskey Marcie McGraw Sue Covey McKenna Stephanie Miller Tara Mosby Julie Neberz Rhonda Neilson Rosalie Clark Padgham Kiley Rasnict Stephanie Schaff Jennifer Schnabel Miki Schneider Shannon Schneider Tracy Scully Heather Scully Joy Shields Tracy Silvey Joey Stanhope Nikki Stegmaier Patricia Strider Vandiver Rita Faye Waltershield Becky Wambsgans Mindy Weaver Heather Wilson Vanessa Wise Eta Eta Shirley Ellis Brumbaugh Brenda Rua Chappell Jeanette Gardner Foster Dorothy Burcham Good Mary Kay Reiff Sharese Swanson Barbara Lombrano Williamson Blanch Emery Wise Tau Tau Elizabeth Hagar Kappa Kappa Dorothy Kretschmer Chase Mary Jane Brady Christian Alice T. Garretson Dorothy A. McNaul Dorothy Wolf Reynolds Elizabeth Wilson Rost Dorothy Harris Shideman Lambda Lambda Sarah Kinney Pegler Nu Nu Susanne Withsosky Alfonso Kim Amadio Purusha Argulawicz Becky Bachman Tara Blakeslee Jen Blasdell Diane Breen Tara Cardonick Andrea Collela Bridget Daponte Eleanor Battafarano Fadeley

Beth Farace Jennifer Feir Melinda Foumer Jennifer Friedman Geri Giordano Hallie Greble Amy Griffin Chrissy Hake Wendy Harmer Andi Herritt Stacey Jacobson Jennifer King Denise Kirkne Claudia Kubis Sue Laine Nicole Leone Julie Levy Lon Maiun Janice Makowski Kim Masci Mary McGuire Jessie Miller Debbie Mullison Erika Nanartowicz Elaine Orkin Lori Ostrow Jeanine Philipe Kerry Quirk Michele Renzulli Luci Riveria Kira Schuleen Kristine Schuster Diane Shank Lisa Sholl Joi Smerdel Beth Smith Jen Stoner Andrea Tausen Kelli Thomas Amy Tomlinson Tobi Tomlinson Tiffany Unger Evie Valles KimWehnke Pi Pi Beth Lawrence Lucia Betty Grever Morrison Margaret Hammond Nelson Ethel Schutt Peterson Joan Steinmiller Richmond Joan Rindfleisch Runckel Margaret Marshall Groh Smith

Donations to the Wilma Wilson Sharp Scholarship Jean Raup Grady BE Nancy Gibson Mathisen l l Margaret Hammond Nelson mi Ann Petree Niemeyer AA Mary Kay Reiff HH Joan Steinmiller Richmond mi Margaret Marshall Smith riD Ruth Christman Swenson riD Edith Gaupp Wolf riD Kansas City Alumnae Chapter

Marcia Spitler Ruth Christman Swenson Edith Gaupp Wolf Gertrude Vanarsdale Wood Sigma Sigma .

Nancy Gibson Mathisen Tau Tau Elizabeth Eppstein Gunn Mildred Agnew Wiesner

Upsilon Upsilon Ethel Llewelyn Wilson Phi Phi Marcy Acosta Nicole Adams Tammy Bacchi Lisa Baker!

Stacy Barr Monica Barrington Jenn Blair Amanda Blecha Lisa Bolen Liz Brejnik Kelly Burger Becky Butler Ann Carr Monica Chapman Betsy Christman Hayley Clark Lori Clingman Cally Coleman Dawn Cooley Michelle Cooney Toni Couchman Julie Curtis Carnie Dennell Stacy Dettro Chelisa Devine Holly Dorrel Tracie Drennen Kris Eastep Katie Eastland Jessica Elgin Michelle Farnsworth Mary Garrison Jen Genzlinger Melanie Griswold Tricia Hageman Robbi Haines Heather Hamlin PaulaHamm Jill Hanke Jennie Hansen Nicole Hansen Wendy Hansen Jen Hapka Jenny Harr Kelly Harrison Ann Hendricks Niki Hensler Michelle Hershberger Kimberly Hirschaman Stacy Hodgen Karrie Krambeck Michelle Larson Sonya Latta Tori Law Cecilia Lee Mindy Lee Kelly Lopez Kelli Mahoney Kym Mahoney Kristi Malissee Gina McBride Stephanie McGill Carne McVicker Michelle McVicker Heidi Meinders Diana Melrose Lauri Miller Jen Mosser Tessa Nagel Emily Nelles Heather Orr Stacy O'Sullivan Jen Otto Shearon Otto Heidi Paden Jill Patterson Colleen Prem Theresa Quijano Robin Quinn Pam Rasmussen Reynda Reynolds Jen Riley

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Donations to the Zeta Zeta Scholarship Connie Peyton Hoffman ZZ Doris Klein ZZ Bonnie Payne Koenemann ZZ Betty Urban Wallick ZZ Judy DeMasters Winter ZZ Nicole Brown Sherry Carlton Mary Carter Elizabeth Clifford Casey Collier Jennifer Cooper Melissa Copeland Maureen Cunneen Hilary Duhan Kelly Duke Rachel Everett Melinda Fields Frances Jobson Francis Allison Fraser Amy Garst Debra Gillilland Ann Ireland Gurkin Nicole Habay Anneliese Hancock Jennifer Hardy Erica Hawley Erin Hoffman Shayna Hughes Karen Hunt Suzi Hunter Sheri Jones Angela Justis Ann Younkins Kastovich Debbie Kissell Erin Knapp Kristen Loeper Dana Martin Doran McBride Martha Mcleod Beth Meacham Lauren Melton Kim Miller Denise Mullin Colleen Murphy Debbie Murphy Colleen Phalen Aimee Ratliff Paton Robinson Ann Runyan Kim Russell Patti Schmitz Wendy Schuyler Patricia Shanahan Amanda Shaw Eloise Wiley Shelor Dana Shiflett Heather Shippie Julie Simpson Allison Smith Amy Smith Lori Stafford Katie Stover Molly Taylor Leslie Upson Virginia Vaughn Julie Vohs Mary Caroline Wallace Jennifer Watkins Stephanie Watkins Kim Webb Mindy Wilkins Christine Zook Beta Zeta Suzanne Hebert Beta Eta Betty Lou Petska Gerholz

Beta Theta Molly Bailey Beth Ball Carolyn Grandy Pam Karelse Jennifer MilleiWise Tracy Neff Vema Van Zyl Post Sandra Schaefer Kristen Schmick Jennifer Shaw Stephanie Wilson KristyWyman Joanne Burroughs Zabaldo Beta Iota Kim Anderson Linda Anderson Sheri Barbier Amy Barr Stacia Benny Tiffany Bowen Jennifer Bright Leslie Burke Kim Burks Amy Burstrom Beth Campbell Barbie Carneal Tamara Carr Jodie Chaff Shelly Corker Ashleigh Council Tammy Dean Kate Downey Cristin Fitzpatrick Stephanie Franco Whitney Game Kimberly Gaver Mary Graham Gortney Greenwood Tracy Grubbs Jeanette Hale Tiffany Hall Carrie Holsclaw Heather Howard Beth Jamerson Melanie James Virginia Pruner Johnston Lucy Johnstone Holly Joyce Meg Karlsen Michele Kendrot Suzanne M. Kilgannon Heather Kimberly Stacy Klinenberg Sharon Lantz Gracie Lavey Stephanie Mathena Crissy Matter Holly McBride Kathryn McMillan Amber Medlin Carrie Monroe Kim Moreland Courtney Murphy Christina Muse Kim Ostrowski Jennifer Papajohn Liz Pills Deena Rush Katrine Saunders Amy Schultz Jackie Settle Suzy Sniffiett

Jennifer Summers Tamara Summers Lauren Trakimowicz Carrie Voniak Mary Stasi Waleski Mary Lee Ward Marti Williams Sherry Worden Beta Kappa Nora Ten Broeck Beta Nu Helli Barton Heidi Kamhoot Bergmann Brenda Boeham Kara Beth Boyer Julie Coleman Alison Durham Kim Durlap Heather Eddins Christy Eickhoff Tracy Gargus Heidi Heiss Sandy Hoke Natalie Johnson Margaret Watkins Leinbach Jennifer McCuan Sheri McDaniel Ruth Sanders Murta Tiffany Nunn Heather Oldham DeAnna Words Rho Chi Mary Ellen Snider Busch Margaret Berriman Dunn Beta Rho Amy Alkassim PariAmeri Janice Andrews

Kari Gustafson Kathy Hagedorn Jen Hamick Keely Hanley Duley Hawksworth Lisa Henner Elisabeth Hollenkamp Sarah Huntsha Patty Hunz Jill Jacobucci Meagan Jacoby Lisa Janiak Rochelle Kairuz Amy Klausner Laura Kloss Jan Kokas Krissy Kopec Lauren Kravitz Laura Kuch Debbie Kushnir Jen LaMie Carey Lampe!

Alicia Leombruni Shannon Leslin Sara Lewandowski Laura Lipnicky Charisse Lucas Stacie Major Georgia Malamis Jodi Margalski Gina Martinelli Laura Matouski Ann Mazur Lori McCiaughry Casandra Meyer Carrie Michau Lora Mikolaitis Denise Mydlach Heidi Nelson

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Kris Ankarto Merritt Arndt Sarah Amo Leigh Ann Beadle Amy Blankenburg Rosa Blasi Kathy Bua Kathy Callaghan Kelly Callaghan Ann Marie Cameron Anne Cameron Gina Cameron Nikki Cameron Melissa Cherbak Kelly Clarke Jen Clifft Jenna Conte Cindy Cowles Stazi Criscione Tricia Dalby Bonnie Daly Sandy DeNicholas Lisa Detlof Kathy Djonlich Lisa Donohue Penny Evans Carol Farinella Julie Faulhaber Felicia Fedele Amy Fox Keri Fraser Jennifer Gadberry Liz Gervase Cindy Gimaldi Donna Grygus Tina Gumma

Melissa Orlowski KellyOrtinau Gretchen Werner Oster Mami Pavey Lorna Poczatek Jeanette Raczkowski Ashley Reiner Jen Rifis Amy Rigoni Keri Roberson Angie Rains Holly Sanders Diane Scarsellato Lori Schafer Angela Schoen Diane SheiWood Tara Sipula Rachael Slavec Terri Sorrentino Shelly Stadtler Bev Stear Jennie Tabor Lena Tomlinson Ruth Ann Vegter Jennifer Vince Sharon Weidner Bridget Wilkens Nikki Wilkes Kim Wilson Jean Zgorski Ursula Ziegler Sue Zielinski EnzaZito Beta Sigma Mary Cavender Boyer Shannon Walsh Durbin

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Nicole Foushee Carol Jo Green Patricia Lumpe Hawkins Kim Grant Horton Janet Staley Moore J,.aura Neimeier Sanders Karen Sifrig Walker Beta Upsilon C. Jeanne VanWinkle McQueen Therese Miller Susan Louise Chapman Mills Lorene Kendall Nadzeika Judi Seel Beta PI Cathryn Zimmer Beta Psi Nancy Ritter Wales Beta Omega Judith Whipp Parkison Gamma Epsilon Sandra Phillips Brzezinski Elizabeth Coon Devlin Florence Devlin Ludwig Gamma Eta Linda Bartera Karen Miller Walker Gamma Iota TaraAndris Nicole Battaglia Suzanne Bros Laura Bruce Victoria Bennett Carlson Erin Clancy Regina Coppola Susan Garcia Patricia Gill Margaret Laskey Yivonne Marias Pia Mianulli Melissa Picone Yvette Ribando Eve Rosenberg Shana Sneca Sharon Marie Sterner Heidi Stuermer Kerri Urda Toni Verga Karen Vogt Gamma Lambda Silvana Filippello Richardson Gamma Xi Diane Sauro Stevenson Annette R Wintermyer Gamma Pi Lucila Cheong Gamma Psi Cindy Allshouse Colette Azzaro Rachel Belich Stacey SeHer Rebecca Beynon Heather Brownell Jennifer Byrnes Donna Connelly Chrissy Coyne Megan Crossey Mary Dunton Julie Anne Gorzka Jonell Javorsky Holly Johnson Nancy Johnson Lula Ko Jennifer Kolakowski Ann LaBrozzi Dana Lehman Tara Lehnan Sue Martin Missy McCartney Amy Megahan Bridget Miller Nikki Moreschi

Kristen Morgan Alicia Moses Tammy Musolf!

Amber Pavuchak Anastasia Perko Susanne Pettit Ena Pistella Shelley Richter Nicole Ridenour Patricia Robbins Karrie Romeo Kristie Sages Kristie Santarcangelo Amber Sardella Janine Smith Suzanne Snyder Shawnda Stahl Lori Tronzo Ashlynn Ulrich Lisa Underwood Chris Viola Jodie Walters Debbie Wilson TinaZissis Gamma Omega Deanna Barabasz Wendy Bast Vanessa Blackward Melanie Blum Brigid Brennan Ellen Byrne Gina Candellaro Jennifer Carlson Pam Clark Laura Craig Jackie Cummens Laura Dabagia Kern Damiani Kathy Dolensky Susan Ellig Jill Fiorini Kim Fox Haeli Gehrs Kelly Gismondo Natalie Goglin April Gowdy Shelby Greene Renee Griffin Leslie Hagerman Kelly Haper Beth Harper Lora Isaacson Denise Jacobs Jodi Jensen Lori Johnson Jennifer Kahles Kristie Kahles Kathy Karalus Kim Kesler Kandyl Kinshaw Tracy Klutcharch Jenny Koch Tina Krieman Lynette Leek Amy Levine Erin Locker Kim McCleary Becky McGowan Jen McHaley Dina Merilatt Kim Mermanson Tiffany Meyerson Jen Michelson Tammy Micks Wendy Myers Kristin Nielsen Jennifer O'Brien Stacy Papp Stephanie Peri Kaye Pleifer Jen Piskule Sherri Piwowarczyk Cindy Priddy Jennifer Ptaszek Rebecca Ralph

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Laura Raymond Gina Reinhart Kyla Reynolds Rebecca Rolph Sarah Russell Laura Ryan Kaaryn Sadler Erin Sanders Stephanie Sartori Jennifer Schilsky Anne Schmeltzer Amy Schultz Crystal Schumacher Stacy Shambro Kathy Shinn Carla Sims Nicole Tomasetti TracyL ynn Tracy Jennifer Valia Gail Valker Amy Vaneckeren Aimee Woolery Tracy Zeffiro Joy Zilvar Delta Zeta Charlene Fink Shallock Delta Iota Sally Chardavoyne Coonin Julia Cooke Hofer Linda Mitchell

Delta Kappa Lana Gee Bunner Lori Muehlbauer Robinson Terri Higgs Sauter Delta Nu Barbara Pennington Struble Delta Xi Wanda L. Storms Delta Rho Jenny Barrett Charmin Britt Erin Brown Lindsey Brown Maureen Bymess Jeanie Cardinale Sandi Carpenter Tori Cobb Debbie Donovan Julie Drigot Susan French Jackie Gardner Brandee Grumbling Chrissie Hilliard Jennifer Huddle Lindsey Hussey Edie Knowles Beth Kreimer Elizabeth Lambert Shelly Long Lori Meeks

Tina Miles Kim Miller Kristie Page Sartin Kim Stein Candy Stout Anne Williamson Delta Tau Kathleen Thompson Pilecki Delta Chi Charlene Spack Kanaskie Epsilon Eta Nancy Clohisy Epsilon Theta Jennifer Becker Pam Bogardus Loretta Bunyak Tammy Cleaver Christine Crielly Kelly Florchak Sue Kass Susan Lynch Darlene Stremic Epsilon Mu Chayna Lenore Wilson Teresa Marie Zapotochny Epsilon Nu Gilda Gross Epsilon XI Laurie Anderson Cathy Beers

Memorial Donations Jean Dowling Adams AA, by Epsilon Tau Chapter Louise Abrams Abbott M., by Emma Coleman Frost fiTI Maureen Harra Farrar BE, by Marilyn Ramsey Garbee BE Maureen Harra Farrar BE, by Judy DeMasters Winter ZZ Maureen Harra Farrar BE, by Beta Sigma Chapter Betty Foyer AB, by Chicago Alumnae Chapter Shirley Ainsworth HeUrich llli, by Helen L. Corey, KK Shirley Ainsworth HeUrich lffi, by Rose Marie Fellin BE Shirley Ainsworth HeUrich lffi, by Mary Kay Reiff lffi Shirley Ainsworth HeUrich lffi, by Edith Gaupp Wolf rrn Shirley Ainsworth HeUrich llli, by Margaret Marshall Smith rrn, Jean Raup Grady BE, Ann Petree Niemeyer AA, Margaret Hammond Nelson rrn, Ruth Christman Swenson rrn, Joan Steinmiller Richmond rrn, Nancy Gibson Mathisen EE Lucille T. Johnson ZZ, by Susan Chapman Mills BY Alan Kennedy, brother of Patricia Kennedy Huffman, c c, by Dorothy Kretschmer Chase KK, Deborah Fields Dietrich BN, Emma Coleman Frost rrn, Anne Martenstein Gerkin A, Elaine Green BB, Margaret Watkins Leinbach BN, Beatrice Diederich McKinnley Ex, Malinda Higginbotham Owens~ . Judi Seel BY, Joanne Burroughs Zabaldo BQ Patti Williams Goslee Latimer BE, by Rose Marie Fellin BE Lois Leibel Lechner fA, by Jean Maginn Ullrich fA Brian Linton, son of MaryAnn Sidehamer Wenzel rH, by Rose Marie Fellin BE George J. Malone, Jr., husband of Helen Hooper Malone, Bf, by Rose Marie Fellin BE George J. Malone, Jr., husband of Helen Hooper Malone, Br, by Marilyn Ramsey Garbee BE George J. Malone, Jr., husband of Helen Hooper Malone, Br, by Rebecca Hamby Bf George J. Malone, Jr., husband of Helen Hooper Malone, Bf, by Patricia Houx George J. Malone, Jr., husband of Helen Hooper Malone, Bf, by Bonnie Payne Koenemann

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:;; Rosemarie Chiarlanza Pam Cooperman Laura Courtright Kathleen Dickinson Jennifer French Dawn Gehris Jen Hagan Lisa Hagan Cindy Hettes Rebekah Johnson Crystal Keller Beth Kielbania Sheri Lombardi Bernadette Lusczek Linda Malas Beatrice Diederich McKinley Holly Moreton Gina Nagy Annalisa Previte Kim Rogers Christine Ruppe Jerri Schreiber Marlena Stagliano Michele Weidner Heather Young Jodi Zwebel Epsilon Tau Jen Bachman Steffany Beazley Pam Gude Susan Mills Lara Mordenti Katie Mosher Anoopa Munavali Jessica Ridgway Lisa Schlegel Pam Smith Rachel Sochol Shelly Strasnick Hedy Tamondong Karen Ferraro Tuckahoe Epsilon Upsilon Michelle Baron Jennifer Bell Stacey Boyle Beth Cohen Shelly Cramer Stacy Derr Cathy Franko Sherri Hall Jennifer Ingraham Dana Jenka Joan Kaliszewski Tara Keller Amy Kovach Melanie LaWall Mindy Lundberg Jennifer Martin Holly Martinosky Carol Mascardeli Sharon Ranck Amy Scuilli Kelly Shannon Jill Sme~z Merritt Smith Sarah Sutton Shelly Wahl Jackie Weikel Colleen White Wendy Williams

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Epsilon Phi Cathy Albrecht AmyAmold Michele Baker Leah Banks Natalie Beasley Erica Blair Tricia Bracik Chris Bullerdick Jen Burkhart Christie Buroker Katie Christie Lisabeth Chronister Katie Culbertson Julie DiCaro Dawn Dombroski Melinda Ekberg Sarah Fipp Kathleen Flaherty Tatia Friel Julie Gabbard Leanne Garbers Marti Gastineau Alicia Gomez Liz Haigh Laura Hazelwood Julie Hedges Andrea Jackson Dorrinda Johnson Megan Johnson Jenny Jolley Mari Kaiser Robin LaFief Debra Lang Deana Martin Jen McCarthy Dawn McElvain Sheila McGlone Michelle Minnig Karen Mittelstadt Jane Moore Jenny Mullen Laura Naatz Heather Paege Michelle Ponicki Janeen Redmond Jennifer Richard Sherri Richter Beth Robertson Kristin Rose Nicole Scane Beth Schaekel Amy Sichter Denise Smith Janet Stonis Allison Tatlock Katherine Vaughn Carol Vivoni Linda Waskiewicz Jennifer Whaley Kara White Melissa Zimmermann

Epsilon Chi Jill Bamett Julie Betts Tracy Burton Ann Conrad Colleen Daniels Colleen Dugan Debra DuHadaway Sara Fenwick Lori Frey Patricia Gaitens Lori Greenway Carol Hamelin Darlene Henderson Connie Hubbard Kris Ibach Wendy Kenworthy Bonnie Lesh Maggie Marshall April Pretko Joy Reistle Pam Rothtus Grace Russo Robin Scott Amy Simpson Alison Stewart Sherri Stoner Kara Sturmfels Jennifer Thamsen Kelley Tindall Adrienne Trunk Rose Tumer Joan Verbonitz Lisa Wamsley Stacey Watson Sherry Wilbum Megan Wright Krista Zeumer Collegiate Chapters Alpha Eta Eta Chi Chi Beta Epsilon Beta Theta Beta Nu Gamma Eta Gamma Iota Delta Epsilon De~a Rho Epsilon Gamma Epsilon Theta Epsilon Xi Epsilon Tau Epsilon Upsilon Alumnae Chapters Baltimore Chicago Chicago Metro Columbus, Ohio Delaware Valley Detroit (Rho Chi) Maryville, MO Omaha Phoenix (Valley of the Sun) Southwestern Indiana Springfield, MO St. Louis Terre Haute, IN Washington, DC Non-Members Patricia Houx Matching Gifts Glaxco Inc.

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$100 to $249 Collegiate Chapters

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Alpha, Longwood College, VA Alpha Beta, Northeast Missouri State University Epsilon Epsilon, Emporia State University, KS Zeta Zeta, Central Missouri State University Eta Eta, Pittsburg State University, KS Phi Phi, Northwest Missouri State University Chi Chi, Ball State University, IN Beta Gamma, Northeastern State University, OK Beta Kappa, Westem Illinois University Beta Pi, Concord College, WV Beta Rho, Northem Illinois University Beta Sigma, Southwest Missouri State University Gamma Zeta, University of Arkansas at Monticello Gamma Omicron, Clarion University, PA Gamma Rho, East Stroudsburg University, PA Gamma Omega, Eastem Illinois University

Delta Epsilon, Mansfield University, PA Delta Iota, University of Delaware Delta Nu-B, GMI Engineering and Management Institute, Ml Delta Rho, Elon College, NC Epsilon Eta, Virginia Wesleyan College Epsilon Theta, Pennsylvania State University-Behrend College Epsilon Mu, Trenton State College, NJ Epsiion Tau, University of Maryland-Baltimore County Epsilon Phi, Indiana University Epsilon Psi, Plymouth State College, NH Epsilon Omega, Bentley College, MA Zeta Alpha, Missouri Southem State College Zeta Beta, University of Wisconsin-River Falls

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CHAPTER CONSULTANTS

Four to travel for A'LA

Christina Schmidt

Stephanie Nelson

Eta Eta Chapter member and graduate of Pittsburg State University, KS, Stephanie Nelson is ready for the opportunity ! to travel for Alpha Sigma Alpha.

Stephanie has served as president, house manager, standards board chair, assistance rush director, fundraising chair, editor and in other sorority positions. Her chapter nominated her for the Frost Fidelity Award.

She was secretary of panhellenic, as well as being a student ambassador, a member of the commercial graphics club and student alumni association. She was named outstanding greek council officer. ~*~

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Cindy Kelley

Julie Wiley

Christina Schmidt

Cindy Kelley

Julie Wiley

After receiving her degree in marketing management and recreation and leisure studies, Chrissie Schmidt is ready to travel for the sorority.

A member of Beta Sigma Chapter at Southwest Missouri State University, Chrissie has been rush chair, song leader, social chair and on the scholarship committee, among other chapter positions. She was a page at the 1992 A'LA National Convention and worked at National Headquarters.

Chrissie has been inducted into Order of Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Golden Key and Phi Kappa Phi honor societies. She received a university scholarship and made the dean's list every semester.

Chrissie was a student ambassador and a member of the equestrian club and the recreation and leisure studies association. ~*~

Concord College, WV, business management graduate Cindy Kelley wants to show other Alpha Sigma Alphas how the sorority can teach you "to love life and joyously live each day to its ultimate good."

A member of Beta Pi Chapter, Cindy served her chapter as president, membership director, intramural director and in other positions.

She has been on the dean's list, a member of Gamma Beta Phi honorary, vice president of Cardinal Key Honor Society and vice president of Phi Beta Lambda business honorary.

Cindy has been the captain of the college softball team and a member of Concord 4-H, society for the advancement of management, student union board and college activities board. ~*~

Julie Wiley, a graduate of Longwood College, VA, with a degree in elementary education, is eager to travel for Alpha Sigma Alpha.

As a member of Alpha Chapter, Julie has served as president, treasurer, a rush counselor, junior panhellenic treasurer and attended the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute.

She was the chair of GAMMA (Greeks Advocating the Mature Management of Alcohol), editor of The Virginian yearbook, chair of honor board and an orientation leader.~*~

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BY KENDY CLARK, BB Chapter Consultant

he Zeta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha was installed on Feb. 6, 1993, at Missouri Southern State College in Joplin, MO. Many of the women in this group were part of a local sorority, Lambda Beta Phi, that had been a part of the campus for more than 20 years.

The women were pledged late in September and were able to be initiated after just four months of hard work and determination. Diane Yencic James, HH, past national president, resides in Pittsburg, KS, about a half an hour away, and served as the colony's financial and membership advisor.

The installation team consisted of Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB, national president; Diane James, vice president of finance and installing officer; Lori White Scott, EE, chairman of colonies; Barbara Lombrano Williamson , HH, Province XV1 director; Lisa Tait, fH , head-

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Missouri Southern State College qu arters executive; and Kendy Clark, BB, chapter consultant. Members of Beta Sigma and Eta Eta Chapters served as sponsors for the women.

The white luncheon was held in the Beefmaster's Restaurant. Lori Scott served as the toastmistress.

She provided the guests with a history of the chapter from its beginnings as a local sorority. After lunch, Angela Moss, colony president, and Allison Whitehead, chapter president, opened gifts from the national organization and guests.

The reception was held that afternoon in the student center on campus. Refreshments were served to college officials, representatives of the other Greek organizations, parents, family and friends .

The installation banquet was held Saturday evening at the Lorna Linda Resort and Estates. Kendy Clark served as toastmistress. Members of the college administration were in attendance to show their support of the new chapter. Nancy Loome, director of career planning and placement was the guest speaker for

the evening.

The "aspire" toast was given by Stephanie Nelson, past president of Eta Eta chapter; the "seek" toast by Brenda Rua Chappell, HH, advisor for Eta Eta chapter; and the "attain" toast by Barbara Williamson, province director. The charter was presented to Allison Whitehead and Angela Moss by National President Kim Meyer.

Charter initiates of Zeta Alpha Chapter are Angela Moss, Amy Berry, Seva Campbell, Pam Darter, Cassie Doty, Kimberlee Dymond, Pam Edens, Carey Elmborg, Whither Goodman, Stephanie Inmon, Libby Lambert, Brooke Lansford, Kelli McCormick, Nyla McElwain, Kathy Miklos , Rawn Netzer, Kimberly Nichols, Lamie Owens, Wendy Rich, A.J. Ryon , Mario Spry, Tanya Wescott, Allison Whitehead and Carla Williams.

Alumna initiate is Christy Phillips.

Charter pledges are Kristen Baird, Misty O'Neal , Stacey Schoen, Beth Short, Denise Umfleet, Donna Umfleet, Michelle Vineyard and Melody Weems.

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ALUMNAE STARS Writer earns karate gold Linda Davis Kyle, ~B . an internationally published writer, recently captured two gold medals in the 1993 USA Karate Federation National

directors of Texas Society to Prevent Blindness and has given 400 hours of service at Texas Recording for the Blind.

Linda earned a bachelors degree in biology and a masters degree in English at Tennessee Technological University. She now resides in Texas with her husband Dr. Richard Kyle and her two sons, Brock, 13, and Brett, 10.

Retired educator is subject of book Linda Kyle

Championships in Phoenix, AZ. This has earned her an All American Athlete Award for 1993 and the title of National Karate Champion in her division. She studies Hayashi-Ha Shito-Ryu style karate.

Linda has had articles published in Martial Arts Training and Karate Profiles Made in America.

Her articles on literary subjects have appeared in international academic journals, and her articles on health, fitness and sports have been published in various popular publications.

She writes several columns, including a weekly column for The Dispatch, a Tennessee newspaper, and a monthly column for Austin Health & Fitness.

Many of Linda's writings are about eye health and eye safety. Since 1989, she has served on the board of

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A Drake University alumna who describes herself as "96 years young," Edith Burr

Des Moines Public Schools before retiring.

Buelt writes , 'The most extraordinary thing about Edie is that she considers herself as an ordinary person. Yet, Edith Burr Lieurance chose and maintained a career during a time when most women were relegated to the home."

Edie did not marry until the age of 53, when she married Clyde Lieurance.

The marriage lasted almost 40 years, until Clyde's death in 1990. Edie now lives in Des Moines.

A 1924 initiate at Drake, Edie served as chapter secretary for Iota Iota. An article Edie wrote, "A Motor Trip East," appeared in The Phoenix in 1935.

students. This exchange was one of the first for U.S./Soviet high school students. She has directed other exchanges for dance and art.

A watercolorist, Rita's paintings are displayed in private and corporate collections, and she has won awards in local and national exhibitions. She has been an art teacher for 20 years and currently

Art teacher directs cultural exchanges

Edith Lieurance

Lieurance, II, is the subject of a recently published book, "Portrait of a 20th Century Woman," by Jamie Gottula Buelt.

After 25 years as a physical education teacher and principal, Edie returned to school. At the age of 53, she earned a degree in dental hygiene at the University of Pennsylvania. She then worked for 11 more years as a dental hygienist in the

Art teacher and exhibited artist Rita Argen Auerbach, illl, has been active in cultural exchange programs with Latvia, a former Soviet Union republic.

She authored a book in 1987 titled, "Sketches and Reflections of a Journey to the Soviet Union," based on a 1986 visit to Riga, Latvia. The sketches were the gift of the 250 U.S. delegates to the Soviet Friendship Society.

Rita made a second trip to Latvia in 1988 as an invited artist to hold the first American one-woman exhibition in the Latvian Academy of Art. Her third trip in 1989 was as an escort for Clarence High School

Rita Argen Auerbach

serves as the Clarence School District's art department chair. She has bachelor and masters degrees from the State University College at Buffalo. .Rita resides in Kenmore, NY, with her husband Dr. Richard Auerbach. They have three grown children.

Editors note: Alumnae Stars features the accomplishments of individual AI.A alumnae.

Articles for this section should be submitted to Alumnae Editor Karen Miller Walker.

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COLLEGIATE CORNER Longwood College, VA

Province Day hosted This past spring, Alpha Chapter hosted Provinces VIII and IX Day. Ice breaker activities were followed by chapter presidents sharing chapter spotlights.

Eleanor Borbas Williams, A, national rush chairman; Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT, national vice president of extension; and Nancy Clohisy, EH, Province VIII director; led group discussions on idea sharing, rush and standards.

Lunch was served in Longwood's Blackwell Dining Hall. After lunch, Rosemary Goss spoke on hazing and Steve Dealph, Greek affairs coordinator at Longwood, presented a workshop on interfratemal and panhellenic relations.

After the workshop, each chapter shared favorite rush songs and chants.

Connie Wright Northeast Missouri State University

Chapter enjoys spring activities Alpha Beta Chapter had a busy spring. The semester began with a visit from a chapter consultant.

In March, members were visited by their parents. Families enjoyed an afternoon of bowling, a reception and a dance.

Michelle Robins was crowned Greek week queen as the Alpha Betas walked away with first place overall.

At the end of April, the chapter held its annual philanthropic project, "Puppy Love for Tally," in remembrance of AB member Tally Stephens, who was killed in an automobile accident. Chapter members helped the Humane Society by walking dogs from the shelter for donations.

Anna Schmerber

Each party represented a different theme. One of the more successful parties centered around a Valentine's Day theme and honored ALA exempler St. Valentine.

Red, white and pink streamers were hung throughout the suite, and red and white balloons covered the ceiling. Rushees were greeted at the suite with heart shaped cookies and red punch. Chapter members dressed in red, white or pink outfits to go with the theme.

Jen Hergenroeder University of Northern Colorado

Spring rush Beta Beta Chapter had a spring informal rush that featured a new event each night of the week.

The week began with an open house in which rushees came to hear about Alpha Sigma Alpha. fhe second night was very similar with everyone getting acquainted with one another. A slide show was presented that showed chapter activities and fun times. On the third evening, a formal preference tea was held.

Shannon Marrin Emporia State University, KS

Greek week celebrated Epsilon Epsilon Chapter was involved in many activities this past spring.

During the fourth week of April, the chapter participated in Greek week. A special event was scheduled for each day, ranging from Greek games to community service projects.

The week ended on Thursday with the "All Greek" banquet. Epsilon Epsilon Chapter received the Highest Pledge Class GPA Award and the Countess Award, which is given to the chapter donating the most blood to the bloodmobile. Past President Jennifer Hanlon was chosen winner of the Women's Advocate Award.

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Jennifer Griggs

A Valentine rush The Alpha Gamma Chapter held six rush parties in January and February.

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Pittsburg State University, KS

Karoake rush

rush in the loft of a Mexican restaurant in November. The theme was karoake.

In March, the chapter had an exchange party with Sigma Chi fraternity.

Angela Martino Northwest Missouri State University

Members receive honors The Phi Phi Chapter had a very busy spring semester.

In January, members attended the Govenor's Leadership Forum.

Spring formal was held in February and an open house was held in March to gamer interest in fall formal rush.

State Day, Special Olympics and Greek week were activities held in the month of April. The theme, "Life's Short. Be Greek," had chapter members participating in the Greek sing, banner contest, Greek games and a philanthropic project.

Awards received by the chapter at the Greek week banquet included most participation in the Greek games, two members being initiated into the Order of Omega, Mindy Lee being voted Outstanding Greek Woman and Melanie Griswald receiving the award for Outstanding President.

Jennifer Blair Ball State University, IN

Members participate in quiz bowl Five members from Chi Chi Chapter competed in the 1993 College Bowl Quiz tournament.

The women were the only Greekletter team in the college bowl as well as the first and only all women's team in the history of the tournament.

Chapter members Kirsten Birk and Beth Hom were inducted into the Order of Omega honor society this past spring. Kirsten serves as chapter president and Beth is past standards board chairman.

Beth Hom

The Eta Eta Chapter held informal

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COLLEGIATE CORNER Northeastern State University, OK

Chapter holds activities The Beta Gamma Chapter has participated in many activities during the spring of 1993.

team participate in the Greek games.

To round out the Greek festivities , the chapter captured a first place award in the crest drawing competition, which gave them the overall win for the week.

Dana Shiflett Central Michigan University

Park used for rush Beta Theta Chapter Rush Chairman Bridget Masengale used a nearby park with a long path next to a The Beta Gamma Chapter participated in many community service stream as a path to events. Shown cleaning the highway are Michele Sexton, Jennifer the "Land of AI.A" Black, Karen Maples, Shanna Satterfield, Lori Sloan and, in front, is during spring rush.

Sandy Foltz.

Like the Wizard of Philanthropic activities included Oz, chapter members used a lion, monthly visits to a nursing home, who was looking for courage, Special Olympics gymnastics and leadership and friendship ; a tin man swim meets and working with who was looking for a heart through children at a local family crisis the love in sisterhood; and a center. The chapter also participated scarecrow who was looking for a with Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity in brain through scholarship. a 'Teeter-totter-a-thon" to raise The rushees enjoyed the theme so money for a camp for children. much that they even skipped and Social activities included an sang with the members. When initiation dance, a Valentine's dance everyone finally got to the Land of and the Crimson Ball.

AI.A , there was hot chocolate waiting Other spring activities included as members sang by candlelight.

Greek week, a clean a highway Dana Brenner project and the Greek talent show, where the Beta Gamma's placed Western illinois University second. The chapter hosted Contest raises money Provinces XV and XVI Day. Beta Kappa Chapter hosted its Jennifer Black 5th annual contest for fraternity men this past spring to raise money for James Madison University, VA the S. June Smith Center.

Eleven fraternity men participated Greek week activities Beta Epsilon Chapter placed first in the contest, which featured during Greek week this past spring, interviews and a lip sync. under the direction of chair Allison The contest generated over $700 Frazier. for the national philanthropy.

To kick off the week, BE earned Amy Reneau the best showmanship award in Greek sing, performing to a circus University of Central Arkansas theme. Chapter members clinched Intramural champs the boat race by racing their winning The Beta Lambda Chapter was recently crowned the overall boat from last year across the lake. intramural champions in the sorority The chapter also had a strong

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Beta Lambda Chapter members and coaches relax after an intramural football game.

division on campus.

The competition, which lasted throughout both the fall and spring semesters, included football, basketball, track and field , softball, swimming, frisbee golf and horseshoes.

By the end of the end of the competition, the chapter was well ahead of the other teams.

Robin Eldridge Murray State University, KY

Chapter wins intramural title Beta Nu Chapter has always been active in intramural sports, but this year the chapter won its division.

Volleyball games, softball games, swim meets, track meets and soccer games were all a part of campussponsored intramural events.

Although there was some tough competition, the chapter was the overall winner of the sorority division.

Robyn Humphries Northern illinois University

House groundbreaking during state day Beta Rho Chapter hosted Illiniois State Day this past April 2-3.

Many sorority women from other chapters in Illinois came to the Northern Illiniois campus for the weekend.

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COLLEGIATE CORNER On Frtday, April 2, a getacquainted pizza party was held. A brunch at a near-by hotel began the Saturday morning activities.

Everyone then toured the site where the new Beta Rho chapter house is going to be built. A groundbreaking ceremony was held with many of Beta Rho's founding members participating.

Tina Gumma Southwest Missouri State University

Spring rush After a long Christmas vacation, the Beta Sigma Chapter held spring rush.

Rushees first took a room visit and met chapter members. Rushees were then invited back to the house the next day for a house tour.

Refreshments were served and a slide show was presented. Rushees were then serenaded by the chapter members with three rush songs.

Christina Bishop Indiana State University

Chapter has busy spring Beta Upsilon Chapter participated in many different activities on campus this past spring.

In January, chapter members participated in the campus-wide Greek weekend, placing third. The $50 prize was donated to the S. June Smith Center.

March saw the chapter paired with the Theta Chi fraternity in the tandem bike race. The team placed sixth.

In April, members participated in the Alpha Tau Omega/Chi Omega co-ed softball tournament, which benefitted two boys from the Terre Haute area who suffer from an unknown and incurable disease.

The chapter formal, The Crimson, was also held.

Chapter members Angela Waterman and Keri Hales were initiated into the Order of Omega, and the chapter won the panhellenic "Most Congenial Sorority" award.

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served and a slide show presented.

Penn State University

Networking project started Through a cooperative effort between alumnae and collegiate chapters, networking can reap many positive benefits for those beginning a career.

Gamma Eta Chapter implemented such a networking project as a result of Province Day, sponsored by the Alpha Gamma Chapter at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where Gretchen Erb Foust, Gamma Eta alumna, spoke on the topic.

Chapter members carried Gretchen's ideas back to Penn State and began an alumnae networking system. The project has helped graduating members hook up with alumnae in their particular field of interest.

Stacy MotherweU Missouri Valley College

Spring activities Gamma Pi Chapter had a very busy spring semester.

Chapter member Erin Ercoline was crowned Courtwarming queen.

Erin, a sociology major, has held many offices within the chapter.

The theme "Make a Date with an A'LA" was used for spring rush. A skit adapted from the television show "Studs" was performed.

Chapter members participated in a fund-raiser during the campuswide spring fest.

To close out the semester, Gamma Pi members attended State Day in Tahlequah, OK. The chapter

Monica Caretti Loyola University, IL

Winter formal Gamma Lambda Chapter started the spring semester with a celebration.

The celebration, Winter Formal 1993, took place on the second weekend after returning to school for the spring semester. A slide show was presented, and everyone enjoyed a dinner and dance that followed.

Gamma Pi Chapter members rushed to the theme "Make a Date With an AI.A."

Mari Whitinger Clarion University, PA

Alumnae banquet hosted The Gamma Omicron Chapter recently hosted an alumnae banquet. All past and present members of the chapter were invited to attend.

The event, which took place in the new Gemmell Complex multipurpose room on the campus, was attended by many active members as well as alumnae. Get-acquainted games were played, lunch was

received an award for the highest percentage of active members present and for maintaining quota this past school year. Four workshops and a round table discussion were presented.

Jane Ann Smith Edinboro University, PA

Chapter 'Walks for America' The Gamma Psi Chapter participated in "Walk America" this past spring.

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COLLEGIATE CORNER for the 10-mile walk, which raised money for healthier babies.

The walk began at 1 p.m. and lasted approximately four hours. At the end of the walk, refreshments were seiVed to participents. Gamma Psi raised approximately $300 for healthier babies.

Karrie Romeo Eastern nlinois University

New member activity The women of the Gamma Omega Chapter had a very successful spring rush.

After rushees accepted bids, all members, new and old, met at the chapter house for activities.

Members serenaded other fraternities and sororities with songs and then returned to the house, where pizza was seiVed and games were played.

Kristie Kahles

Mansfield University, PA

Get-away weekend The Delta Epsilon Chapter hopped the border for a "Get-Away Weekend" in Niagra Falls, Canada.

The nights were spent dancing and watching the falls change different colors. The days were spent sightseeing through the town.

Everyone took advantage of the museums, stores and restaurants.

Some members went underneath the falls through the tunnels to get a different view.

Nicole Petroff DePaul University, IL

Greek weekend raises money Delta Eta Chapter participated in Greek weekend held April30-May 1.

The event included a dance in which all profits were donated to a philanthropy.

On Saturday, the Greek Olympics were held. Events included a big wheel race, water balloon toss and a

tug-of-war. All chapter members who participated raised money through pledges based on their performance in the games. Joyce Strauser, Delta Eta chapter member, raised close to $80 for a philanthropy.

Pauline FijaUciewicz University of Delaware

Greek game winners The Delaware Special Olympics, held annually at the university, gave Delta Iota Chapter members the opportunity to spend the day helping children from all over the state compete in a variety of sporting events.

The chapter earned an overall fourth place in Greek week.

Angela Pensabene tapped danced to the tune "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boys" and won first place and was crowned Greek goddess. Angie Farinas took second place in the "Looking Fit" contest.

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COLLEGIATE CORNER First place finishes in the softball throw and T-shirt design competitions as well as a second place fmish in the keg toss helped the chapter finish first overall in the Greek games.

Jennifer McCain York CoUege of Pennsylvania

Bloomsburg were events that united the university with the community.

During Hands Across Bloomsburg. participants formed a chain through town to symbolize everyone could work together. Kidsburg took place at the town park and involved building a playground for children in the community.

Debbie Kanavich

Members participate in philanthropies Delta Omicron Chapter members welcomed spring this year by participating in an Easter egg hunt, which benefitted the Easter Seals Foundation, adopt-a-block and its 15th anniversary.

Chapter members collected donations and started the egg hunt festivities. Held at a local mall, parents donated $1 each to have their children participate in the hunt.

Donations benefitted the visually and hearing impaired.

On April 24, the chapter took part in the annual adopt-a-block program at York College. Members joined the community and various campus organizations to clean up the city streets.

Delta Omicron celebrated its 15th anniversary by inviting alumnae back to campus. The weekend included a night out, a dinner made by chapter members especially for alumnae and a letters luncheon at which everyone wore their favorite letter T-shirts.

DanieUe Rios Bloomsburg University, PA

Chapter helps community This spring Delta Chi Chapter kept busy doing many service projects. which included Earth Day, Kidsburg and Hands Across Bloomsburg.

Earth Day included organizations who set up stands with environmental themes in the student union. Delta Chi members informed students about what they could do to participate in Earth Day and distributed seeds.

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St. Mary's College, MN

Take Back the Night (a rally for the support of victims of crime), Kutztown's Bearfest and Greek week.

A family day picnic took place on April 25. Members invited their parents for a day of fun and fellowship. On May 2, four teams of members - red, white, green and gold - competed in athletic events at the chapter's first annual spring day.

Lisa Hagan

Senior banquet

This spring Epsilon Delta Chapter honored its seniors at its annual senior banquet.

Graduating chapter members as well as Keith Weirich, past chapter sweetheart, and current sweetheart Rob Feltes were recognized.

At the banquet, the chapter's Elizabeth Bird Small, Frost Fidelity, Ideal Pledge and Ideal Active awards and several other awards were given out to Epsilon Xi's undefeated volleyball team during Greek week deserving members.

Renee Hasse

included lisa Hagan, Christine Ruppe, Jen Hahan, Sheri Lombardi , Valarie Masse, Kathy Dickinson, Jen French and Kim Rogers.

State University of New York - Brockport

Indiana University

Little 500 "most improved"

Chapter paints park equipment The Epsilon Nu Chapter painted playground equipment at a local park this past semester. The equipment was painted red to symbolize Alpha Sigma Alpha.

Every other year, the chapter paints the equipment, which gives the park a refreshing new look.

Kirsten Heil Kutztown University, PA

Spring activities The Epsilon Xi Chapter had a very busy spring semester.

The semester began with formal and open rush and moved on to philanthropic and panhellenic activities. Activities included Operation Snowflake, Multiple Sclerosis walk-a-thon, Daffodil Days.

On April 16, Epsilon Phi Chapter participated in the annual Indiana University Little 500 bike race.

Qualifying 17th, Alpha Sigma Alpha finished sixth out of 24 teams. The effort earned the team the Most Improved Position Award.

They also placed fourth overall in the race series, winning the Criterium event.

Senior Captain Laura Naatz was the only returning rider, however, she was involved in a wreck early on and was unable to complete the race. Kim Smith, also a senior, was strong force for the team, riding 90 of the 100 laps. Kim was awarded the outstanding rookie trophy.

Juniors Jennifer Richard and Adrienne Morgan rounded out the team.

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COLLEGIATE CORNER The chapter also won the Loft Team Sportsmanship Award.

Missouri Southern State College

Chapter enjoys first spring

raffle tickets.

The chapter combined their efforts with the women of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority and raised $2,000 for MDA. This was the most money raised by any organization on campus.

Members also won first place in the banner contest, second place in the card playing contest and received an award for the most enthusiastic card playing.

This past spring was an exciting time for the members of Zeta Alpha Chapter.

Plymouth State College, NH Teetering for tots Several car washes were held to help new members with their Members of Epsilon Psi Chapter worked with the Sigma Phi Epsilon initiation fees and to raise money for fraternity to raise money for the Special Olympics.

Many chapter members Lisa Eherhardt went to Province North Adams State College, MA Day and New award established came back Zeta Delta Chapter kept busy this with lots past May, painting one of the rooms of great at the Masonic Temple in memories preparation for its installation and stories ceremony. to share.

A new tradition of giving an Members annual award called the Kimberly attended Wilson Sister Award began with the a Greek first recipient being Kim Wilson. The picnic award is to be given to a member where Rawn that displays participation, Netzer and commitment and hard work.

Stacy On May 1, the chapter Schoen Epsilon Phi's Little 500 riders Laura Naatz, Kim Smith and Jennifer Richard participated in a community cleanstand in their pit at the track. received up. Over 300 Greeks united to awards for clean-up parts of North Adams. A carrying perfect GPAs for the college's children's center. luncheon followed the clean-up. semester.

The project, 'Teeter for Tots," Annette Wall On May 8, Zeta Alpha held their involved one member frorn each first spring formal. organization spending at least half Nyla McElwain an hour on a teeter-toter.

In addition to the contributions Gannon University, PA that were received during the two MDA dance marathon days of teetering, members of the Zeta Gamma chapter sought at least $20 in Chapter recently pledges for the event. Several participated in the members far surpassed the school's 24-hour dance minimum amount. marathon for the The two-day event took place Muscular Dystrophy during the school's Pride and Service Association. in the Community Day. In addition This annual to the teeter-toters, members picked fundraiser supports up trash around campus and worked local children with on a cleaning project along the river muscular dystrophy. front.

Besides dancing, Leigh Poirier members participated Members of Zeta Gamma participate in the muscular dystrophy in card playing, a lip dance marathon at Gannon University. sync contest and sold Katie Culbertson

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