The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-December-1947

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News from lillie Pigt on : OLIVIA SMITH MOO RE (Mrs Henry, Jr ), 420 Pine Street, Texukana. Tex

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enchantingly Beautiful . ..

are the Formal Gardens of the French Lick Springs Hotel, where Pi Phis will gather for their 1948 convention. A splendid and comfortable hotel it is , in the center of Indiana·s exquisite scenic hills and valleys .

DECEMBER, 1947

Editorials

R us hin g Aga in

THE A RROW O F PI B ETA PHI

VOLUME 64

NUMBER 2

Rushing is over, leaving in its wake as usual a crop of hurt feelings - not only of girls who did not make a fraternity, but more than that, of alumna! who are bitter in their disappointment over girls whom they recommended to chapters but who were not pledged- the Editor can sympathize, since sbe did not do too well herself, this year! yet as always the judgment of the chapter must be final, since it is the active members who must spend their college years with that girl Especially does the question of legacies (again that hated word !) come up, with the old discussion as to wbether the Fraternity nationally should require that all legacies be taken. That would be ideal, from the standpoint of the legacy and her mother and sister, but impossible of attainment under present systems of membership choice, at least. What about the chapter which has 2' legacies on its rush list, and a quota of 19? There are many chapters so restricted - and it is obviously impossible to limit our pledging to legacies .

So we say agai n , lefs be good sports about rushing results-and devote ourselves to making the Fraternity nationally stronger than ever, and the individual chapters more than ever loyal to the principles of Pi Beta Phi.

I n t ernat io nal Co u ncil of Wo m en

Pi Beta Phi was fortunate indeed in havi ng Amy Bu rnham Onken, in her capacity of chairman of National PanheUenic Conference, attend the Triennial Conference of the International Council of Women, held in Philadelphia, September' to 12, 1947. The lirst such meeting since before the European War began in 1939, the gathering had deep significance for all women, and especially so for the fraternity women of America, who were (or the first time taking part in it. It brings close to us all the responsibility to play a definite part in such world affairs as this. Miss Onken has sent out a full report of the meeting to all clubs and chapters, and for the benefit of members who have not had the opportunity to see it, the ARROW will hope to have a similar report from Miss Onken in the next issue.

We A pol ogize A gain

The September ARROW was late, a n d agai n unaVOidably so. It must always wait for the report of the auditors of the f ratemity finances, both national and Settlement School-both of these were late, because with the Fraternity closing its accounts Ju ly 31, and the auditors getting the material the following week, the material did not come in until the last of September. Again the ARROW will be limited in size this year-with two factors contributing to this-the continuing shortage of paper, and the greatly rising costs of publication. Again the vicious spiral of rising prices, and diminished income from endowment are combining-and in consequence much fine material must be omitted this ye:u . Bear with us, and hope for better things in the shape of tumbling prices and increasing income!

W ill Y ou O rganize a N .w Club ?

Sometimes there comes to the Editor's desk something so timely, so compelling that it makes us give up our space to it-much as we love to fill this space ourselves! This time it is an article

from a recent graduate, Laurie Pritchard , Virginia Gamma, who will be remembered at the last Convention.

"If you look at the statistics you will find that the cost of living in the northeastern states is higher than in any other section of the country. And if you look at your atlas you will find that the population is denser in the northeastern states than in any other part of the country. Bill, if you look at your ARROW you will find that there are fewer Pi Beta Phi alumn", clubs in the northeastern states than in any other section.

"Let's look at the figures (Apologies to the Canadian clubs, were going to leave them out because their population distribution presents a problem we're not able to (ope with.)

"In Alpha Province East and in Alpha Province West there are 16 alumn::e clubs in seven states. In the remaining 41 states there are 195 alumnl! clubs. This means that the northeastern states average 2 . 3 clubs per state while the fest of the country averages 4,7 clubs per state. This is bad. But you haven 't seen anything yet! Let's look at population. These same seven states claim 16 % of the nation's population, and yet they have only 7.5% of the alumnre clubs.

"Now let us assume that Pi Phis are evenly distributed throughout the co untry. If we also assume that there are approximately 39,000 living members, then we s hall find three Pi Phis in every 10,000 persons And if this is so, we shall also find 6,500 Pi Phis in the northeastern states. But, where are they? Let's see.

"If we use our 3 in every ten thousand as a good round figure, we find that Connecticut is hiding 512; Maine, 254; Massachusetts, 1,2 95; New Hampshire, 147 ; New York, 4,043; Rhode Island, 214; and Vermont, 107.

"And why have I spent so much time adding and dividing to arrive at these figures ? To build up the ego of other sections of the country? No. To tear down the morale of the 16 alumn., clubs in the northeastern area? No ! To make those New Englanders and New Yorkers who live in congested areas aware that there are other Pi Phis within a stone's throw? YES .

"If you live in an area where there is no organized club or group, how are you to find the other Pi Phis? Here's a suggestion . Take it upon yourself to do the job. Put an item in your local paper that you're having a meeting of local Pi Phis in your home. You may be alone the first time, or maybe you'll get only one or two respon ses. Try it again. Every Pi Phi brought into your group is a potential member of a potential a1umn., dub And remember that the war has displaced many people You may find half a dozen sisters in the wine and blue just around the corner. It's worth a try, and if you believe in proverbs, 'try, try again.'

"If you do not succeed in establishing a club, you will at least succeed in finding some of those same friendships you enjoyed so much as an undergraduate."

NOTE : The figures in this article are derived from the 1943 edition of Hammond's New Era Atla s of the World. The Alumnae Club figures are fr om the .May 194 7 ARROW .-L.P.

Emma H a rp er T urn er Fund

Elsewhere in this issue appears an important announcement of the Emma Harper Turner Memorial ·-read it carefully.

Read the Convention article in this issue, and begin to PLAN to co me .

A Merry Christmas to you all and a Happy New Year.

Just Can't Wait for '48-and a French Lick Springs Convention!

F'1,ENCH LICK SPRINGS. famous vacation resort of the Middle West, is situated on a tract of some 2,000 rolling wooded acres in the heart of the picturesque Indian a foothills. Secluded in the sense that it is away from the noise and confusion of the city, it resembles a huge country estate, with ample facilities for recreation and relaxation.

Despite its apparent remoteness, French Li ck is accessible to all means of transportation. It is served by the Monon and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads, with the former having a private track whim leads right up to the hotel. The Fr en ch Lick airport is available to guests arriving in privately-owned or chartered planes. Motorists enjoy good highways and some of the cou ntry' s most interesting scenery.

In the immediate vicinity of the hotd are beautifully-landscaped gardens which in June, convention time, will be a riot of color. Incidentally , three beneficial mineral springs are located !Iere. the most famous of which is Pluto.

Hoos ier hospitality is the keynote of Fren ch Lick. Fully aware of the importance of good health and good eating, the hotel maintains its own dairy and farms which are noted for their prize Herefords and Jerseys. Meal s are expertly good and served with vegetables fresh from

Ithe soi l . bacon and ham from the smokehouse , and milk and ice cream from the dairy .

The simple dignity and grandeur of the Indiana foothills afford a paradise for the outdoors lovers And the addition of practically every kind of sports equipment enjoyed by vacationers makes a visit here a memorable one.

Two of th e most challenging golf courses in the United States-annually the sce ne of national professional and amateur tournamentsare malOtained in championship form. Other recreational attractions include skeet and trapshooti ng facilities , an archery range, stables housing fine thoroughbreds from the bluegrass of neighboring Kentucky , tennis courts, badminton courts, two swimming pools, a fourlane bowling alley and ping pong tables. In other word s-sports for all.

French Lick is an ideal site for a conve ntion It offers not only privacy but complete convention facilities One large sprawling wing of the hotel is devoted exclusively to convention delegations, with accommodations for as many as 1,200 representatives. Meeting halls, exhibit space and conference rooms, equipped with stage, sound projection booth and public address system, are connected with the rest of the ho:el by a glass-enclosed corridor.

G ree tin gs from the Con v ention Guide

It seems appropriate that Pi Beta Phi, the pioneer of women's fraternities, should hold its thirty·sixth Biennial Convention in the midwest so remini scent of the pioneer days of this country. When Convention opens June 27, 1948, at French Li ck, Indiana, forty-one years will have passed since the Pi Phis in the state at the crossroads of America enjoyed t h e privilege of entertaining the fraternity. Be assured that Delta Provin ce with its good Louisville n eighbors waits to extend a hC:lrty Hoosier welcome to the wearers of the gOlden a rrow . VIRGINtA BRACKETT GREEN

REGISTRATION FE E

The registration fee has been set at for thos e who register BEFORE June 13. To avoid inconvenience and bottlenecks upon arrival at the hotel , the plan of pre-registration is bein g inaugurated. Anyone registering AFTER June 13, will pay $6 .00 The fee will include tips and the DAILY for all those at French Lick Springs Hotel , and the banquet a nd DAILY for all who live at home Those who attend only the banquet will pay $3 .90 which will include the banquet and the registration fee for that one fun ction .only. 167

HOTEL RATES

$16 double per person per day-twin beds and bath- De Luxe

$14 double per person, per day-twin beds and bath-garden view

$12 double per person, per day-bath-in the main building

$10 double per person, per day-lavatory and toilet only

$9 double per person, per day - running wat« only

Singles, add $2 per day, per person to the above rates.

4 in a room - with bath--$l0 per person, per day- main building

3 in a room- with bath--$12 per person - in $14 sect,i.on

3 in a room - with bath- $ll per person - in $12 secUon

TENTATIVE PR O G R AM .......

SUNDAY, JUNE 27 ........ . . . 3:30 P.M . Opening Meeting

8 :00 P.M . Model Pledging and Initiation

9:15 P.M. Provin ce Get-togethers

10 : 15 P.M. Informal Reception

MONDAY, JUNE 28 .... _ ....

9:00 A.M . Active Session

2 :00 P M. Alumn:r Session: Active Workshop 6:00 P.M. Formal Panhellenic Dinner

TUESDAY, JUNE 29 ' 9:00 A.M. Active Session

2 :00 P.M. Joint Alumn", and Active Session 8:00 P.M. Pi Phi Night.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 ....... 9:00 A.M.

6:00 P.M.

8:00 P.M.

9:00 P.M.

THURSDAY, JULY 1 ... _

' . 9 :00 .A.M. 2:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M.

FRIDAY, JULY 2 _ 9:00 A.M.

2:00 P.M.

7:00 P.M.

Active Session RECREATION AFTERNOON Outdoor Barbecue Song Contest Settlement &hool Program

A1umn., Session: Active Workshop Active and Alumn., Workshops Holt House and Historical Program

Active Session Active Session Formal Banquet

CONVENTION COMMITTEE

Convtntion Guid.-(MRS ) VIRGINIA BRACKETT GREEN was initiated into Indiana Gam· rna. In the active chapter she served as Corresponding Secretary and Panhellenic representative. She has been active in the Indianapolis Alumn", Club serving as Treasurer, President 1942-1943, Indiana Gamma Advisory Board, and Pan hellenic representative.

Hospitality Chairman - LA VONNE i.AJuuSON MANNFELD (MRS . ROBERT) was initiated into Indiana Gamma in October 1921. She served. as Vice President, PanheUenic cepee-

sentative, Butler Pan hellenic delegate to the Panhellenic Conference, Champaign, Illinois; served as State Fou n ders' D ay D ance chairman {or two years; was Convention delegate elect of 1923 but married instead and dropped out of school at the end of her Junior year Sbe is a past Secretary and President of the Indiana Gamma Alumn., Club; has served the Indianapolis A1umn., Club as chajrman of Recommendations, Hostess chairman lnd on many other committees . .At present she is serving on the Advisory Board

Mr s. Robert D . Prilcha,d (Mary C Oll erl), I lld. A, 1948 C ontlen /ioll CommiJl ee Chairman 0/ R ese na · lions.

of Indiana Gamma. Her daughter, La Vonn e, is a member of the Indiana Beta cmpter.

RegiJlr,'llioll Cbairman - MARY COVERT PRITCHARD (MRS. ROBERT D ) was initiated into Indiana Alpha March 11, 1922 and attended 1925 Convention at Bigwin Inn, Lake of Bays. Ontario, Canada. She was a former PCf!sident of the Franklin, Ind ia na Alumna: Club, an active member of the Milwaukee, Wisconsin Alumnre Club, and has served as chairman in various capacities in the Indianapolis Club. She was a member of the Com· mittee of National Supervisors of Chapter Accounting from

Publicily Chairman - MARlE GEORGE MOORE

(MRS PA UL H ) was initiated into Indiana r in 1924. She was a chapter Vice President and a Convention delegate. For twelve years she was a repo rter and feature writer on the staff of the Indianapolis NewJ. For ten years she was engag ed in publicity and public re o lation s work.

Fren ch Lick is ideally located--only a short distan ce from the center of population, and pleasantly accessible by motor, train or plane--it is a get·.way-place that you can slip into comfortably, without need of elaborate preparations, without loss of a great deal of time, and without the penalty of exhausting travel back and forth.

Mrs. Virlini. Braden Grun, I ndiana 1', ConvenJion Gllid,

Mrs . Rohert Mann/eld riA Vonn , lArrison) , Indiana r , H OJ p i laliJ 1 Chairman

Pi Beta Phi Comes to Bradley University

By SALLY STUBBLEFIELD

PBETA PHI has come to Bradley." This is the glad news which was so thrilling to local Lambda Phi 's and Pi Beta Phi alumn", who had so earnestly wanted to see the f rateroity represented by an undergraduate chapter in this area.

It was on May 17, 1947 , that Illinois e started its career at Bradley University as IUino is ' sixth chapter. ninety-second in the fraternity chapter roll. A well organized and functioning group of 600 Lambda Phi s. in existence 'iince 1901. disappeared from the campus at Bradley University and into its place stepped Pi Beta Phi. Chi Omega preceded us to the campus by only a few weeks, and Sigma Kappa installetJ at the same time as we did. It was the culmination of an "ardent courtship" that began some eight months previously between Lambda Phi and Pi Beta Phi. Through the aggressive and persistent suitor, Lambda Phi, felt it was a long and variable courtship, tradition tells us it was of unusually short duration Mrs. Clifford W. Lott was one of our very first Pi Beta Phi friends who was interested in Lambda Phi. Her untiring work and efforts · for us during the entire time of petitioning were invaluable in arousing fraternity interest and in helping us plan for our part of the petitioning.

After much correspondence from both groups, a tryst was planned through the visit of Mrs. Robert S. Wild, Grand Vice- Presid ent. She attended our annual Lambda Phi Founders' Day Banquet in February which was attended by two hundred-fifty of our actives and local aJumnr, toured the campus and interviewed the president, deans, and faculty heads. Both sides wtre convinced that it was a case of mutual admiration and the roman Ce progressed! More ani mated correspo ndence followed and the second tryst was planned- another offidal visit, from Mrs . Lawrence A. Burley, Province President, and the province representatives f com the undergraduate chapters. They were entertained informally, and also taken on a conducted tour of the campus, meeting the president, deans and faculty. A tea was given at the lovely home overlooking the Illinois River of Mrs. Mahler Wilson, Lambda Phi alumna, to which all actives and alumna! were invited, giving the visitors and the Peoria Club an opportunity to further know the group. Miraculously, the mutual admiration continued! From then on, it was a matter of the Peoria Pi Beta Phi

Club, and the Lambda Phi actives and alumn", working out details with Grand Council to make our beautiful dream come true .

Our dream finally came true when we rece ived official notice from Miss Amy Burnham Onken that we had been granted a charter Our memories of long-waiting were obliterated by the thrills ahead of us. In retrospection, I marvel that so many events could be crowded into two short weekends. Beginning May 8, early in the morning and extending through all the next day Mrs. James Webster and Mrs Willis Bruniga pledged undergraduates and alumn3! to Pi Beta Phi.

Our next thrill was upon the arrival of the diminutive and ever-charming Mi ss Amy Onken who drove from her home in Chapin, Illinois, to officiate at the initiation and installation. We were delighted to have Mrs. Robert S. Wild , Mrs . Lawrence A. Burley, and Mrs . Frank B. Wood present to assist Miss Onken with the ceremonies. We were also happy they were able to arrive in time for the annual Lambda Phi Chorus Recital.

Initiation began the morning of May 15, and co ntinued until noon, May 17. A total of one hundred forty-seven underg raduat es and alumn", joined the ranks of Pi Beta Phi. Thursday evening the Peoria Alumna! Club entertained with a "cooky-s hine " at the City · Women 's Club.

The formal installation banquet was held at Block and Kuhl Skyline Dining Room on Saturday evening, May 17. The dining rOOm was spacious and beautifully arranged for ''' The First Nighter," a play in three acts. A wine and silver blue arrow hung above the speakers' table which was graced by a Bower arrangement of wine and si lver blue carnations, and corsage of the same at each place. Mrs. Carl O. Triebel , director, acted as toastmistress, and introduced Mrs . Lawren ce Burley, Province President, who gave the prologue; the cast including Mrs. Frank Wood . Province Vice-President; Mrs. Robert Wild, Grand Vice-President; Mrs Nettie Jobst Franke, only Lambda Phi founder living in Peoria, and Miss Amy Onken. Grand President, who gave the epilogue. Miss Sally Stubblefield, extension chairman, and Miss Betty Jane Seabury, banquet chairman, read the many notes and messages of congratulations and good wishes which had been pouring in.

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R ow I-Miriam Park,r, Barbara Wilson, Afllrilyn Moffall, Helen

Barbara Hart

Row 2-Palriria Clear" Bevnly Carrigan , Char/ollt Kroolt, Sally SJNbbl,fidd, Barbartt Mackie, Lois S le in , Miriam Be,e" Margaret Hill

Row .l-FranuJ Stewart, Belilah Griffin, ConI/tt"ee Boblf1 m"Ir, Barbara Waters, G eraldi"e LAmb, Amy Hopkin! , Bell) 811",1/, fane ROl , Janel Cln.

Row 4-N,lIi, Snyd er, Eilla Srhoaff, Emily Blair, Donna Gingerich , Shirley Garrison, Bar bara Schele/bei n, Vet'ma Daub.

Not in Picture - Jean Chilu, Co,inne W ood ol//, Elain e Harm o n, Sara Burdick, Doris Lundb e rg , D olores MOI"ier, RJllh Osunbuit, Shirley 511110n .

We Th ank Y o u

WE WOULD UKE to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation for all the nne things which everyone did to make our initiation and installation a truly happy and thrilling event.

'lbe loyalty displayed by the members of Grand Council, the a1umme, and the undergraduate members who came to Peoria, will always vivid in our memories. The letters and telegrams of congratulations. the Bowers. and the gifts were a sincere welcome to us as a chapter from all of those who were unable to share with us in person that happy day.

Words seem so incapable of expressing all that we really feel in appreciation and love to all of you, for all these things in making us welcome within the memo bership of Pi Beta Pbi.

SALLY STUBBLEFIELD, l/IinoiJ e

Bllrrell,

The next day, Sunday May 18, b<ought a full morning devoted to the installation of officers and a chapter meeting conducted by Miss Onken. The Installation Tea was held at the Countcy Club of Peoria from one until three o'dock where the officers and visiting Pi Beta Phis were introduced to the faculty and students of the University, and invited town guests. The dub lounge was decorated with the Bowers sent by friends and various groups on the campus. The tea tablt was lovely with the silver blue 0[-

gandy cloth , the large silver bowl of wine and silver blue carnations Banked by t2pers in silver candelabras.

All too soon it was time for our guests to depart, and for Illinois e to take up the business of being another chapter of Pi Beta Phi. We deeply appreciate the effort and kindness of everyone who assisted in our installation and we bope to make them proud of us by att2ining all the ideals and goals so that we, too, can further the purpose of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity

Offiurs of Pi B,ta Phi and Sigma Kappa Lell 10 righI-Mrs. RIIIJtll Col" grand Jure/a,y, :z K; Mrs. P. B. Wood, prollinu v;r,.pr'Ji J ,nt, Pi Bela phi ; MrI. Virgil A. Warr,n, grand CONnJl/or, :z K ; Mil1 lAllra Monr oe, Panhe/l,nic rtpr,s, tt,al; v,/ 1: K ; Mn Robe,,' S. Wild, Rrand "h,-pr,sident, Pi B,'a Phi ,' M,s . E. D . TdXge,I , K'd,,,1 IrettJlI"r, % K ; Mrs. Swill Lo wrl, grana viu-presiau/ , % K; Mrs . uII,ence Corbell, ,rand pr.siae"t, 2: K; Mis s Aml BII,nham Odm, grdna presiJ."t, Pi B,ld Phi .. M,s . Ltwrence A . 811,1", province president, Pi Bela Phi .. I(lRen ttl tb, Sixma Kappa i"Ilallalion rueplio" at the fellerIon Haul, Pe oritt, Illinois Ihe sam, Jdl, Mal 18, 4J 0'" Pi Phi inIlallalibn receplio" o/I/1inois e.

Barbara

lJ!1 to .i"hl: Mrs. Nettie Funke:, Lambda Ph., Founder; MI5i Amy Burnh)m Onken, PI Beta. Pbi. Grand Presldc:nt, Mrs. CarlO. Tricbe!. Peo. Club

Sc.hcfdbein. Jllnidcnt of Phi aClive: chapter; Sll1y Stubblditld. PI Phi Extension Chairman.

David Blai, O"'tn, Pr('sidcnt of Budley UniversIty.

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GlilD.pse of the University

A pict,,,e of Brat/ley Hall is on the cOYtT of this iss

BRADLEY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE was founded in 1897 through the generosity and foresight of a very wealthy Peori a woman, Mrs. Lydia Moss Bradley. At that time there were but two buildings, and the faculty consisted of only fourteen instructors on the twenty·six acre campus. The number of students was limited to one hundred and fifty. This spring Bradley celebrated its Golden Anniversary, having achieved fame, undreamed of by its founder-its ever expanding sphere, a nucleus for educational ideals, with one hundred sixtyone faculty members , and three thousand students filling the university to capacity.

Dr. William Rainey Harper , first president of the University of Chicago, was also the first president of Bradley . Bradley·s chances for recognition as a leader among privately endowed institutions were retarded for a time by the fact that it was originally founded as an academy and junior college; the junior college was dropped in 1920, and the corporate-name

was changed in July 1946, long after it had become. in fact, a university. Bradley's early junior co llege status prevented the establishment of chapte" of the leading national social and honorary fraternities. With the change to the university name and the official status, very rapid progress is bring made in the curricular expansion, faculty enlargement and enrichment. Our new president, David Blair Owen, has been instrumental in promoting the expansion pTans for Bradley. The funds now have been largely raised for a handsome new library building, which it is hoped may be started this fall. The first two units of the auditorium-field house have been completed, and it was used for the Golden Anniversary Celebration, as well as Convocation. Plans have been accepted for new dormitories , construction depending upon the availability of necessary materials, and plans are aJso under way for numerous other buildings.

The Birth of Illinois Theta

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ON LOOKING back through the past year, one always remembers the little things as well as the big. Last year there was a local sorority on the campus of Bradley University which ranked tops. It had developed through many years with excellent leadership, and even though it was the only chapter by its name, it was considered outstanding .

In the middle of 1946 big things began to happen-a lonely organization looked toward a far-way goal. They hoped and prayed that they could pass the test to reach this new element. They pulled together their interests which had been rather Ja cki ng, and seriously undertook a new opportunity-an opportunity they had waited (or years to obtain .

At last their dream was fulfilled, and Pi Beta Phi became theirs The more they learned about Pi Beta Phi, the more absorbed they became until at last the intensity of such a step was upon them , and they strove to build on such an excellent foundation . The group found new

strength and they now stand together as if a wire had been wound around them . Their com· mon interest was and is to give themselves to Pi Beta Phi wholeheartedly, and today almost a year after the beginning you can see the change in every girl.

Our Pi Beta Phi girl has a new spirit. a stronger common interest , the wiJl to give mOre than they take, a true wine and blue friendship -each one wearing her Arrow proudly as if it were a shining light.

These girls who worked and wanted Pi Beta Phi appreciate their acceptance more than anyone could explain. College education docs not always limit itself to the text book, but extends into every contact one makes . Pi Beta Phi is showing the way to this ·'baby·· chapter by constructing worthwhile contacts, eternal friend· ship, and a spirit that will never die as long as lll inois E> lives in the hearts of its members .

CAROLYN POWELL , IIIinoiJ

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Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

It's our pleasure we assure you.

Fifty Thousand Dollars goes to work!

Pi Beta Phis only may be the beneficia ries!

Pi Beta Phi house corporations may borrow from the principal. Individual Pi Phis, in need, m ay receive benefit from the interest which is paid annually on the aforementioned lo ans to chapter hou se corporations.

That, in brief, is wbat will happen to the special fund of which was set aside by vote of the 1946 Convent ion.

In spired by the same compe llin g forc e which motivated the founding of our Settlement School and planned as another fitting tribute to our and loved humanitari an, the fund was designated as-The Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund. Many years ago the late Miss Turner wisely led Pi Beta Phi into the way of sharing which bas give n us strength and dignity. This particular expression of our sha rin g is to help our own members.

A co mmittee of three was duly appointed. Very soo n the detailed plan for the proper distributicn of this fund will be pres ented to each Alumn", Club.

Figure for yourself the possible int erest upon the loan s from the principal. Truly it is not a large amount to distribute for personal aid . You can readily see that it will not payoff a ll the worri som e mortgages, or paint aJl the fences white , or even begin to se t up in busin ess every deserving Pi Phi.

But perhaps you may know of a da rlin g Pi Phi whose life again could be made happy anJ usefu l if she could shift her burden to a new hearing device or onto a Seeing Eye Dog. It will be the little ' ·big needs" which rightly can be served.

For the nrst year the maJCimum sum whidl may go to an individual Pi Phi may not exceed $1 8 0.00. Even then perhaps only te n or twelve can be helped . But think of the fun in store when we share ten times!

Quite naturally the greatest good will be accomplished if all requ es t s are considered in confidence. Grand Council will check the committee endeavor

Please se nd requests and suggestions to any member of th e following committee:

Mrs. Victor E. Everett, 883 Broadway, South Portland , Maine . Mrs Homer R ichardson, 920 Coronado Drive, Glendale 6, Californi a.

Mrs. Joseph P . Copp, Chairman, 424 Muirfield Ro ad, Los An geles California.

The committee greets you with its sincere pledge to do its best to help develop your generous plan into another golden link to bind our friendships

"So long as we love, we serve, so long as we are loved by others I should say that we are indispensable, and no man is useless while he has a friend." R obert Louis Stevenson.

ETHEL HOGAN Copp (MRS. JOSEPH P.)

THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE is very happy to announce the many honors won by the individual mcmb<rs of the fraternity for the year 1946-1947. It is particularly happy that this year it was possible to include those win· ning Alpha Lambda Delta, the freshman honor· AEY, but regrets that space will not allow the de· partmental honors, but only the general schoo lastic ones. The fraternity is very proud of this long list and wishes for each member continued success in her chosen Jield.

No reports were received from New York r, Ontario B, Illinois E, Utah A, Texas A.

Number of those winning Phi Beta Kappa or 66; Phi Kappa Phi, 41; Alpha Lambda Delta, 34; Other Honors, 42; Total 183.

PHI BETA KApPA

ALPHA PROVINCE EAST

Main. if/phil

PHYLLIS PENDLETON -LOIS RICKER.

V"monl Btla

SHIRLEY ZoLL

loIS ErMER Associate member of Sigma Xi

BETA PROVINCE Ohio Alpba

EUZABETH WOLf'll

• JEANNE REINHAJlOT Ohio Zeta

DoLORES BROWN *NA.NCY flNLEY

W,ll Vi"in;. A./phll

PATIJOA KING

DoRIS MEHUNG!I\ MAIlGAUT REED!l

GAMMA PROVINCE

M"llo.d Alpha

-ANGELINE COULTAS

DoROTHY PLACK

D.C Alpha

• JEAN C. P'luCHAJ.D Graduated with distinction

Vi"i";,, Gamma

·JIlAN LAMB

NOflh Cllrolina Btl.

MARGARET TAYLOR

Amy B. Onken Province Award

Otapters having more than two Phi Beta Kappa, West Virginia Alpha, 3; Michigan Beta, 3; Iowa Zeta , 4; Arizona Alpha, 3; North Carolina Alpha, 3 ; Colorado Alpha, 4; Utah Alpha, 3.

Otapters having more than two Phi Kappa Phis, Michigan Beta, 4; Michigan Gamma, 3 ; Iowa Gamma. '; Kansas Beta, 5; Oklahoma Beta, 3; California Gamma, 7.

Chapters having more than two Alpha Lamb· da Deltas, Michigan Beta, Indiana Beta, 3; Georgia Alpha, 3; Colorado Beta, 8.

Hillsdale College has no Phi Beta Kappa chapter but Epsilon Delta Alpha. Michigan Alpha had six girls with this honor.

• All girls whose names are preceded by an asterisk: (.) were awa.rded the n B" Scholarship ring

DELTA PROVINCE

Mirhigan Btla

JEAN loUISE HOLE

Amy B Onken Province Award

• ANN ROBINSON

JANET CoRK

Pi Ikta Phi Scholarship in Junior Year

Indiana Btld

-MARY FRANCES KELLEY

EPSILON PROVINCE

MiSIONr; Alpha

BETTY ANN HEBELER.

MislolI,i Btla

-DoROTHY AsHBAUGH JOHN

Final Honon

Pi Beta Phi Scholarship Ring

ZETA PROVINCE

Alaboma Alph.

BAl.8 RA MULLINS

Magna cum Jaude

CHIJSTlNB ELLIOTT Valedictorian

Magna cum laude

Alpha Omicron Pi award for graduating woman who has maintained highest grade average

Pi Beta Phi Scholarship Ring

Florid" Btl4

ROBIN M. HJLL MURPHY

THETA PROVINCE

Iowa Z,t"

MARIAN CREWS

Graduated with high distinction

JOAN HOLT

RACHEL UPDEGRAFP

Gl2duated with distinction

MARY ELLEN WEST

Gl2duated with distinction

Amy Burnham.

Mar. arc. Taylo r North Cl rolinl Bela Gamma Province

Ann Puree CalifOlnia Glmma

Mu Plo'finee

ETA PROVINCE

If' iuoIIJin Gtlmma

-GLADYS Os80JlNE

Magna cum laude

IOTA PROVINCE

Neb"a Jlta 8tla

• BAJlBAJU KIECHEL

BETTY STANTON

C olorado Bda

JANET BRAZILl!

SYLVIA HOUGHTON

lY' yoming Alpha

H J OAN HA C IST

Graduated with honor

KAPPA PROVINCE

ArkanJaJ Alpha

MARY Ross M cFADDIN

Kappa Kappa Gamma Graduate Fell owship

ALICE NEWTON

Utah Alpha

JEAN BICKMORE

4>K4> Magna cum laude

Gradu ate fellowship to V S,c.

GERALDINE WHIT E 4>K4>

A A " Magna cum laude

LAMBDA PROVIN CE

Id aho Alpha

BElTY ANN CRAGGS

Gradu ated with honors

Amy B Onken Province A ward

WalhinXlon Alpha

AN N L HA GEN

Graduated (urn laude

MARIE CARROLL WILSON

Gradu':llcd summa (urn laude

ty / tI.sh in glon B ela

M AR Y PATCHEN O' D .w

Graduated with H igh Honors

M U PROVINCE

California Bela

MARY ANN Q UACKP.NflUS H

Arizona Alpha

NATALIE YO UNG DA VIS

Graduated with distinction

ALlNB KINNI SON

Graduated " 'ilh High Di stinction 4>K4> Who'J Who PATIENCE ROOD

Graduated with H igh Distinction

Rece ived late and taken from the report sent to the ARROW Editor.

PHI BETA KApPA

BETA PROVINCE

P e n llJ) ha nia G a mm a

.MARY PResTON

OhIO D t lta

DoRIS HUNTEIl

GAMMA PROVINCE

N o rth Car olina Alpha

CARLISLE CASHION

HILDA fRANCES LAWKtlNCE

• ANN WEIDEMAN

S ONth Car olina Alpha

JOYCE H AYES

ETA PROVINCE

IIlill o ;J Ztta

JFAN FLEHARTY

MARY MCL\UGIILIN

IOTA PROVINCE

C o l o r-ad o Alpha

NANCY H OLTZMAN

BARSARA BURNS

NANCY KING

ELAINE MERRITT

M U PROVINCE

Calif o rnia Gamma

H eN RIETTA M cLEAN H ARDY

Graduated magna cu m laude

DELTA PROVINCE

Mhhigan A.lpha

Epsi l on Delta Alph a (equivalent to Phi Beta Kappa) ave rage for 40 co nsecut ive hours of col· lege work)

M.uYROSE KEARSLEY

MARY Lou WILSON

SANDRA LE HAMP

MA RY LoUISB WATHEN

BARBAIlA BoUGHNER

JEANNE MA NN

PHI KApPA PHI

ALPHA PROVINCE EAST

Alpha

PHYLL IS P ENDLETON

A faHarhNU tl J Btla

• EsT H ER MARY COFFIN

DELTA PROV I NCE

Afirhigan 8tla

JEAN LOUISE HOLE

ANN ROBIN SON

JANET CORK

CYNTU IA COTES

A1irhiga " Gamma

JUDITH WILLIAMS

• MAIlILYN MEAL>

DoROTHY RO BERTS

Amy Burnham Onken Awards

Marth, Jane Dunbar MllSouri Beta Epsilon Proviou

BdtJ' Ann Crau. Idaho Alpha Lambda Proyince

Robin M. Hill MUlphy

florida Beta zna Province

THE DECEMBER ARROW

PAnJClA SWrTH

THETA PROVINCE

low4 GAmma

.MARJORlB LUND

MARJoRIE. MOODIB

MAlly UTHDlNE OV£l.HOLT

MARy AUCE BARBER

MAlty DoDDS

IOTA PROVINCE

KanSa! Btla

GERTIlUDE TUERE$A MONTGOMERY -RUTH

Amy B Onken Province Award

HELEN Orr<>

RUTH HOLDERSON

HELEN LAWSON

Wy o ming Alpha

JOAN HAGIST

Utah Alpha

SA.RA JEAN R.J.LPJ I

AA6

M agna cum laude

KAPPA PROVINCE

Oklahoma Btla

.c.uOL MBRJJFI ELD TYLER RO SALIE DEAIlDORFF

JEAN MARIE KEARNS

Juny B. Onken Province Award

Louisiana Btla

BILLYE JEANNE EDWARDS

Ranked third in class of 904 members

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Washington Bela

MAlty PATCHEN O'DAY

BAIlBAIlA CRITCHLOW

Graduated with honors

O,egon B,la

BARBARA ANDERSON

NANCY TEUTSCH

MU PROVINCE

Arizona A/pha

AILENE KI NNISON PATIENCE ROOD

Received late or taken from the report se nt to the ARROW Edito r

PHI KApPA PHI

ETA PROVINCE

IIIi1l0iJ ZetA

JEAN FLEHARTY

MU PROVINCE

Cali/orni" GAmmA

HENRIETTA McLEAN HARDY

JOAN VALAER

Graduated magna cum laude

uNOut DosTEI. CURTIS

BAJ.8AJ..A KUHN

JEAN McCULLOUGH

Gl2dualed cum

ANNE CooKE PEAJ\CB

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA

BETA PROVINCE

Pennsylvania Bela

DOR..!S WILLBNCA,MP

MARTHA WOODBURN

DELTA PROVINCE

Michig.n Bela

JEAN LoUISE HOLE

ANN ROBINSON

CAJlLA MULLENDORE

JANET CoRK

CYNTHlA CoTES

I ndianll Bela

IONA HAMLETT

PanheJlmic Scholarship

PHYLLIS TEMPLETON

PAT STAPLETON

Indiana Dtila

BARBARA CANiFF

JEAN W ILLIAMS

I ndianll Epsilon

• JEANNE! MARJE JAQUES

ZETA PROVINCE

Alabama Alpha

CHRISTINE ELLIOTt'

Flo,idll Btla

ROBIN M HILL MUIlPHY

Georgia Alpha

FLORENCE GRIFFIN

EU7.A.88TH NUL

ANN ERWiN

ETA PROVINCE

Illin ois Ztla

GRACE HARTMAN

JAN! PA.LMER

Ttxas Bela.

EUGEN IA PIBRCE

MARILYN SoUDER

MU PROVINCE

Cali/omia Gamma

lENOR! DOSTER CURTIS

IOTA PROVINCE

S Oll lh DalOIa Alpha

DoNA Lou SCHMIDT

ColoraJo Bela

CLAIlA McENDERFER

BETTY KReUTER

Phi Kappa Phi

Mariorie Mood ie 10 1 Gamma

Barb21a Critchb Washington Beta

Esther Miry Coffin Mauachusetts Beu

DECEMBER ARROW

HAWET HARDAWAY

C......OL GMI.TON

NANCY WAJlD

MAAGEaY ScHRECENGOST

c.uOLYN NELSON

JUNE NEWTON

A.W S award (o r highest scho la s tic avuage of dormitory women

KAPPA PROVINCE

Loli;sitma Brla

CAROLYN BL NCHARD

OTHER H ONORS

ALPHA PROVINCE EAST

Co"nU I;tlll Alphol

M,LLI CENT CAII.l !ON

Graduated with Hig h Distin cti o n

JA NET FREITIo G

Sigma Xi

Graduated with D ictinc li o n

MAR GARET BLACK

Graduated with D ictinction

Verma,,' Alp ha

EDITH GORDO N Mortar Board

ALPHA PROVINCE WEST

O"'ar;o B tla

First class honors

SYLVIA TAG EN BACH

ELEANOR CRAWFORD

RUTH BROWN

New Y ork A lpha

BARBARA BRErr

Magna cum laude

BETA PROVINCE

Ohio Bela

A ELAINE J UDY

Cum laude

ELEANOR Orr

Gradua ted with Di stincti o n

Phi Chi Thcb Key for senio r woman highest in scholarship

GAMMA PROVINCE

Mar yland B ela

JANICE GARROTT

Second Hon ors upon graduation

Virginia Alpha

CAT HERI NE HYLTO N BASS

Junior Usher-on ly top eight sophomores rec e ive this ho n o r

S OMlh Carolina A/phil

JOYCE HAYES

Magna cum laude

DELTA PROVINCE

Mi(hi"an Alpha

M.u.y LOUISE WATHEN

Valedictorian

Magna cum laude

I ndiana Alpha

- JOANNE ENGLAND

Pa.nhellenic Schola.rship Cup

KATHEJlINE H UFFMAN

Cum laude

EPSILON PROVINCE

M; JJO liri A lpha

HA RRJET ScHE JOKER

Graduated with H onors

Mi JJo lI,.i Brla

BElTY JA NE CLAY

Graduat ed with H ono rs

MARTHA JANE D UNBAR

Fin al H on ors

Mi sso Nri Gamma

UZANNE ScHELL HARDT

C um laude

PEGGY JUNE LUSK

Magn a cum lau d e

Commenceme nt Speaker

Kenllld, Alpha

- MARTHA KRAUSS

THETA PROVINCE

I owa Alp ha

BETH ROCHEF O RT Cum laude

MARIAN STEPHENS

IOTA PROVINCE

DOROTHY BEEMAN Cum laude

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Alberla A/p hil ,

EUZABETH MAR GARET WEIR

First Class General Standing

DoROTHY KIMBALL SHANER

First Class Gen e ral Standing

VI\ IENNE J. ScORAH

Firs t Class Gen e ral Standing

PATRIOA HELENE M c DoNALD

First Class Gen era l Standing

Wa./hinglon Alp h a

CAROL JANE GREEN

Sigma Xi

Teac hing Fellowship a t L'. o f W .

WaJhinglon B ela

PAT Topp

Graduated with H onors

MU PROVINCE

Arizona Alpha

MARTHA NOWELES

Graduated with Di sti n cti o n

Late arrivals

ALPHA PROVINCE WEST

Onla,.io Alpha

• BETH THOMAS

THE DECEMBER AaROW

THETA PROVINCE

North DaloIa Alpha

MARCUEIlTI! TODD

Salutatorian

Winner of Gansel Cup for having highest scholastic average in colleges of Science. Litenture, Arts

MARY KAY BALDWiN

G raduated with H onors

Minn,sotA Iflpha

.JOAN BIJlNHA1T

With distinction

BETTY JUST

With distinction

BETTY BUJlNS

With distinction

JBAN FEII.1UN

With distinction

ETA PROVINCE

WiuonJi" A/phil

JUNE ANN 5wlTH

Seni o r High Honors

KATHLEEN T HOMPSON

Senior Honon

would :

IOTA PROVINCE WJO",i", A/phil

MAxINE ROUSH

With H onan

KAPPA PROVINCE Ttxas &111

• EUGE NIA PI!I.C!

Graduated with honors

LAMBDA PROVI NCE

M onllfna Alpha

BslTY GEIU4EIA AD

Graduated with ho n o rs

·R.AUSI B Lou SoLBERG

Graduated with honors Orego" Gam",.

Loll.AlNS M UlDOCK

Alpha Kappa 10 per cent o f the stnior class sponsored by Phi Beta Kappa

IOTA PROVINCE Neb,.;.", BI I.

JOY HILL

Graduated with honors

If I Were a Pledge Again

By DR. JOHN O MOSELEY Sigma Alpha Epsilon President of Ihe Univusilyof Nevada

1. Get ac quainted as quickly as possible with those in my chapter who command genuine admiration and respect.

2. Look up friends and acquaintances of home town and preparatory school and go out of my way to speak to them on street and campus. Some snobs are born; many snobs are self made; most snobs get that way by travelling the path of least resistance.

3. Discard high school habits, paraphernalia , and thought processes not valid for coUege life . Even a fish evolves in freer waters.

4. At my own volition read and study the history of my fraternity. History is made by those who know history.

5. Do and overdo every chapter task assigned to me Fraternity row is dotted with ruins caused by too many gold bricks .

6. Show hospitality to all guests. Many a man has achieved remembrance--<>ften to his later adva ntage-by dancing a few minutes with a chaperone.

7. Attend every chaptell meeting Here unfolds the drama of fraternity; and not one act or scene can you afford to miss.

8. Learn to meet and know my professors on a man to man basis. Since the Garden of Eden apple polishing is in bad repute .

9 Withhold premature judgments on my fellow pledges ; but search for every grain of gold in their characters and personalities Gilt soon shows itself up ; gold exists only for those who find it.

10. Write to my parents at least on ce a week Loyalty begins at home

I I. D ischa rge promptly and cheerfully all finan cial, social, and other obligations incumbent on me as a member of the frat e rnity. One turn of the top decides if you are a "put" or a ··take" and what a difference it makes in fraternity success or foJlure.

12. Go to church regularly. A fraternity ideal ca n Bower into worsh ip or wither by the wayside.

Judith Williams Michi,(.n Gamma

Mu-y Alice Bubar Iowa Gamma

Mu&.rd Reeder West V Ir,ItlDII Alpha

Lois Ricbr Maine Alpha

Plul Pmdlctoo.

M. i nt Alpba

Dolorn Brown Obio Zeta

Elizabeth Wolfe Ohio Alpha

Aline Kinnison Arimna Alpha

Nary _lou McFaddin Albnsal Alpha

Chri,aiM Elliott: Alabama Alpha

]un P'bharty IIImoi. au.

Robin M. Hill Murph, Florida Beta

}ot<-e Hayts South Carolina Alp h a

Mary' Lou Wilson M ic hi.Ran Alpha

Ann Rob in son M ic hi,tJn 1Xt.

Mu,tarH Taylor North Catolina Alpha

Maryrosc Kearsley Mi chiRan Alpha

J ean n e Ma nn Mi c hiRID Al pha

Ann Wiedeman North Caro li na Alpha

Mary Lou Wathen Alpha

M.,., Franen Kelly Indiana Beta

Bamu. Bou.hner M ichiR;.n Alph.

jand Cork M ich l,ln Iku

Jean Carte r Pritcha rd District of Columbia Alpha

Hilda Frances La wren ce Nort h Carolina Alp h.

N.ncy Kin. Colorado Alpha

Elizabeth Sianton Ntbraslu. Beta

Nan cy Holaman Colorado Alpha

JOIO H',II;ist Wyoming Alpha

Jand Brnik Colorado Btu

Elaine Bush Mcrritt Colorado Alpha

B.rbara Kiechcl Ntbrasu Beta

S,lyi. Colorado 8dJ.

Other Scholastic

Honors

Millinnt Carlson Connecticut Alpha

Hi.lh Distinction

Suzanne Schitlhardt Missouri Gamma

Cum laude

Betty Ku:ultcr Colorado Beta

HOLT HOUSE

Last February at Holt House, most impressive and unusual initiatio n ceremonies were performed. They began with a mother being initiated with her daughter·s arrow, and a daughter being initiated by her mother.

The mother initiated was Mrs. Blodwen Carey, receptionist at Holt House, and the arrow with which she was initiated belonged to her daughter, Constance Carey Pelton. Following this ceremony, Floren ce Hunt Webster, former and assistant to the Grand President, of Galesburg, Illinois, stepped proudly into the president's place and init.iated her daughter, Irene, who is a student at Monmouth College and the third of three Pi Phi sisters.

Ceremonies such as these are frequent happenings at Holt House, as active chapters and alumnz clubs in and n ear Monmouth are encouraged to use the HouS;e for their activities. Many approved women's organizations are also

row, lefl 10 right-Mrs. C C. Ca"" MrS. Daniel

A lpha chapler, AflJr]gail Neilson, pledge presidenl 0/ Illi no i s A lpha cluJple" Afrs uwrenre McConachi" presiJenl of Ih, M onmO lllh alllmn# dllb.

privileged to hold their meetings at the House. This has cemented a most friendly relationship between Pi Phi and the community. The chairman has found in her frequent visits to Monmouth, the deep respect and appreciation the residents of this college town have for Holt House.

The committee is now furnishing the vacant room as a guest lounge. Since this room is to be used by guests to rest or leave their wraps, maple furniture in the early American period seemed more practical and durable, than the early-Victorian furniture which is in the other rooms Braided rugs are being made in the Amana Colonies near Iowa City, Iowa, for the Founders' room and the guest room lounge, which will complete these rooms. Plans are being formulated to furnish the historical room in the near future. This room, when completed, will be a very important one in the House.

A competen t interior decorator, associated with Carson Pirie Scott and Company, of Chicago, Illinois, is assisting and advising the committee. She is greatly interested in our project and has recently visited the House, to determine the furnisliing s needed. The store not only defrayed her expenses for this trip, but is giving a special discount on all purchases. Before starting her study of interior decorating, this decorator received her Bachelor of Arts Degree and Masters Degree from Wellesley COllege.

Holt House is gradually taking on a more finished appearance; and this committee and the previous Holt House committees believe, that Pi Phis for generations to come, will be grateful to this generation for restoring it, and making it a lasting memorial to the founding of our fraternity.

GLADYS STUMP NALL, Chairman of Ihe Holt HOllIe Committee

Pint

C. PelI on, Mrs. lamu E. Wdsler ,' second row, lefJ 10 righI, Bev"l, Jones, presidenl 0/ Illinois

Financial Report of Holt House Treasurer for the Year May 25, 1946-May 31, 1947 Inclusive (Omitted in error from September 1947 Anow) AI.",,,.

AL.HA PaOVINCJI: EAsT

A"i.u

Non Scotia A

Johine A • •.. Vermoat A

Vermont B MusachUSdtl A

Massachusetts B ConnKticut A

AI.",,,.

Boston, Mass. Vt.

Hilifax. NO"". Scotia. Canada Hartrord! Conn ....•.. ..•. Monten. Quebec. Canld. New HaTm , CoDD •••••••• Portbnd. Me.

Al,HA PKOVlNca WUT /t"i."

Nt" York A

New York l' New York .6 •. Ontario A Ontario B .•• AI.",,,.

Albany, N.Y S Bd.lo. NY

London, O';t.: Mid Hudson Valley (Pouchk«psie. v-'iicl: ' N:Y-:':::

New York Cit)'. N.Y •. , Northern New Jeney Rochester, N.Y. , ScbeD«tad,. N.Y. • N.Y • ...•... Toronto. Ont •• Canada Westche.tu County. N.Y

BUA PaoVlNCJ: Acli.u

Pennsyl nia B $ Pennsylvania r ... . Ohio A

Ohio B

Ohio £\

Ohio E

Ohio Z

West Virainia A AI.",,,. Akron. Ohio $ Athens. Ohio Carli.le. Pa.

untral Pennsylvania CharlHtoa W Va Cincinnati. Ohio Clarksbu,.. W.Va Cleveland East. Ohio

Cleveland Wat. Ohio

Colwnbu.. Ohio Dayton, Ohio Fairmont. W.Va .•..... Harrisbur,. Pa Mahonin, Valley Ohio Mor,antown. W.Va

Ohio Valley, Ohio Oxford. OhiO Pittsburgh. Pa .•.. Philaddphia. Pa. Southern New Jersey South Hill. , PlttJbur,h. Pa. Toledo. Ohio

GAI.UfA PaOVlNca A"i.1J Maryland A $ Maryland B •... , or Columbia A

North Carolina A North Carolina B South Carolina A

Baltimore Md Chapel Hill. N C S

Norfolk, Va Ralei,h. N.C Richmond Va '" WuhinatoD. D C. Sr WashinatDn. D C. Jr Wilminaton. Del.

PaOVINCI AC/;"n Mich!J;ln A Mlch.,an B Michi,an r Indiana A • Indiana B Indiana r Indiana 6 Indiana E

Ann Arbor. Mic h . ...

Bloom6eld Hdls. Mich Bloomin&too\ Ind Detroit, -Micn Flint. Micb. Fort Wa),ne. Ind Frsnldin. Ind Gary. Ind . .. ..............

Grand Rapid •. Mich. Hillsdale. Mich Indianapolis} Ind. lack.on. MIch .•... Lafal'etle. Ind. Lansln, and East unsinl. Mich. Northern Indiana Richmond. Ind

Southwntern Indiana

EpSILON l'lovlNCI

A"i"'$

Missouri A Miasouri B

Missouri r ................ .

Kentucky A Tenndle:e A Tennns« B Allltm"lII ChattaDOOIa. TenD ..•••.•........ $ Columbia. Mo • '" lef1'erlOD City. Mo kansu Cityt Mo KnoZTille. tnn ..•. Little Piaeo!'J Tmn Loui."lIIe )'. MCfDphi.. Tenn .•...... Nuh"illt. Tenn S t. Louis Mo. Sprin,6eld. Mo

ZETA PaOVINCI Aait"$

Alabama A ••.••• •

$ Florida A '" Florida B ...........•......... Florida r Geor,ia A ....•.....••.•••••...... AI.,,,,,,. Atlanta. Ga • .....•............. $ B irmiO&hsm. Ala. DeLana. Fla Jackson"iIIt Fla uk-ellnd. Pia .

St. Pettubur,. Fl.. ...........•... Tampa. Fl •

ETA PaOVlNCI

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Illin oi. lIIin oi. Illinois Illinoi. A

DUTA

Illinois H Wisconsin A': ::' W isconsin B ' Wiscons in r ........• •. AIMmn«

Av on, Ill . , $ 3.00

Beloit, Wis

Bloomington ·Normal, 11 1. Carth2&c. Ill.

Champaign.Urbana, III

Chicago Business Women, HI. Chicago North, Ill. Chicago South, III ....• , Chic.go. Wot Suburban, Ill. Decatur, Ill. •. ...•... Ou Pase Count y, III. Elgin. Ill. Pox River Valley, Wis ........•••.. Galesburg. III. ......•. Illinois Fox River Valley

SCksoovIIle. Ill olite. Ill. ...........•.. com b. III

MadIson, Wu •. Milwlult«. Wis ......•. Monmouth. III. •... N or th Shore. III Oak Park ·R i ver Forest. III. Peoril. lIl. Rockford. 111. ••

Springfield. Ill.

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Manitoba A

North Dakota A Minnesota A

Iowa A

Iowa B

Iowa r Io

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Ames, Iowa Burlington, Iowa ...•..•......... Cedar Rapids, lowl Council Bluffs, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa .....•... , Duluth, Mian Grand Forks , N.D Indianola, I owa

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Minnupolis EYming, M inn Minneapolis. Minn. Mount Pleuant, I owa St. Paul, Minn ..••...• Sioux 07" Iowa

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WinnIpeg, Man itoba, Canada

IOTA PaovlNCE

Aai",s South Dako ta A

Nebraska B KIMas A

Kansu B

Co lorado A

Colorado B Wyoming A

Uta.b A

AI.",.,. Boulder, Colo

Cuper. W yo

Cheyenne. W yo. Colorado Springs, Colo. Den,.er. Colo Port Collins. Colo ,

Hutchinson. KIn

Kansu City KIn

Laramie, W yo.

Lawrence. K.ao.

Lincoln. Neb

Manhattan. Kan Omaha. Neb • Puebl o. Colo

Sah Lake City, Utah

W ic hita. )(an

Mrs . S, B . Collins. Denyer , Colo. (penooa!)

KAPrA PaOVIN C8 Okhhoma A Oklahoma B Arkansas A ••• •..• Texu A Tau B Louisi.na A

Austin, Tex Bryan·Colle,e Stat ion. Tex , Corpus Chmti, Te.l Dallas. Te x Fayetteville. Ark ..' Ft. Sm ith A rk Hou ston. T ex Little Rock. Ark . . ........ , Musk o8«. Okla • , New Orleans l La Notalan, Ok a , ,. Oklahoma Cit,. Okla , ,. 0IcmuI8«. 0 Ia • Ponca Gty, Okla S.bine District , Tex (N ita Hill Stark) San T ex ShrC\iepon u Stillwater. Okl. , ...... ..

. Texa rkan ., Te• Ark , Tuls., Olcla .•...... T yler. Tex Wichitl Falls. Tex.

L!.W8DA PaovINC8 A r li.1J

Albert. A •.•. .•

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Ore,on A Ore,oo B •. ..•...•....... , Ore,on r ' AJllmn."

Boise. Id.ho $ Bozem.n, M ont Butte Ana co nda , Mont. Cal$lry, Albert., C.n • . ........ , .. . . Billlnfri Mont • .• ••• Cocva lis. Ore. • •• • Edmon ton. Albe rt •• Can ...•..... EUlene, Ore , Everett , Wash ...•... ,. Olympia, Wash Portland. Ore , , Pullmanb Wuh ........•.. SaJem , re , Seattle. WISh . . .... ,. Wash. . .. , .. ICom' l WISh. Wen.tcnee , W ash , Yaidma, Wash. M u PaovINca A ai" u

Califo rn ia A Ncyada A ••... , , Arizona A •... New Mex ico A •

A/11m •• Berkeley, C. lif. , $ El Paso. Tex Fresno Calif. Glendale. Calif. Hon o lulu. T H Lon& Be.ch. Cllif. Los An&dea , Calif ,........... Los Afl&Clea Jr .• Clt if. Mar i n County, Cal if. New Mexico Al umnz, N M Palo Alto. Calif , PUldeDI , Calif , Ariz , Reno. Nev Sacrament o, Calif San D ieao. Calif. , Sin Fern.ndo Valley. Ca l if. San Francisco. Calif '0.00 to .OO 3.00 '.00

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San Jose , Calif. • ......•..

San Mateo County, Calif ••... Santa Barbara-Ventura, Calif Santi Calir. ....•..

South Coast Club (uauna. Bdboa.

Beach. Calt(.) Tucson. Ar iz. ......••.....

Total Donations

House RCffllue (Parties)

Holt Orposlts from C.n.d. (War transferred N o y 2. 1901 7 )

M iscellaneous ....•....

Totd Re ceipts Balance: on hand i:': ' '194'6" .::

From the Illinois Zeta IIrrow : A TOAST TO LoIS STOOLMAN

At the last meeting of the Alumnr club 00 Monday, May 19 held at the home of Marie F. Palmer, the club with the chapter honored Lois Franklin Stoolman for her many years of service t o both groups and to the national organizatio n. We ace su r e: th ose JIIinois Zeta members who we:re: Dot with us feel u we djd and deeply apprfiiate: all the: strenuous work she: has done . We hope: she will find lou of time now to enjoy the: wee k e nd case we gave her and will get around to visit with her many , ma ny friends .

Telephone:

Con\'crsioo 01 Purnact ($16' Icu ' 25.00 allo'll'cd on old partsl , Cltanine _0 furnace .,'

libel (Yard. s no -shovdling. s torms. scr«n. etc.) Minor uplirs "

Miscdlantout Expense:

Tues on Mrs Carty', Salary (Soci.1 Security lIIinoi, Untmilloymtnt ..••... Wotkin, Mcn s Blck Tun on samc "., , , ,

Petty Cuh lor runnin, txpe:nses 01 Holt H ouse..

Total disburse:rncnts

Tota l R cctipts ..•....

Total disbursements .,'

Balanct May 31 , 1947 , ' 2, 998.67 H o lt H ouse Fund hu three ' 25 00 War Bonds in possession 01 th e Grand TrelSurtr, HAUl. M M UIlKL.AND, Tn_I"""

Alice Sayre, I owa B. daughte r of Ruth Buxton Sayre I owa. B, left October 21 by plane from Wash · ingto n , D .C. , on the: rust direct Bight from Washing · to n to London She is to spend one year in Lo ndon and o n e yea r in Cairo Egypt. H e r work is in the n ature of secret service, unde:r the: United States Cen· tral I ntelligence: Agency.

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The February 3 iss ue of Life magazine carried pi c· tures of Pat Neal, in an article titled "Actors ' Wee:kend ." Says lil ,: " Patricia Neal, who stars in ' Anoth er Part o f the Forest' O D Broadway, is being hailed as the: o utstand ing dramatic find of the: year ."

Denv er Alumn re Club Sends New Price Li s t

100 place mats 1'" x 10"

$1.'0 1000 place mat s or more :

D es k blotters 1 2" x 19" eac h

100- 1.00 ,0- .n 12 - .2'

.2 ' 'for 1.00 '0 for 7.'0 100 for 12 '0

Pla ce card tally s 12- .3'

Greeting ca rds 12 - 60

Plain parchment maps each .20

No refunds or returned goods. All sales final.

Allow ten days for delivery. Goods sent co ll ect-pos ta ge co llect.

Ma il orders to:

Mrs. W . J. Robb

2679 Grape St. D e nver, Colorado

CHAPTER LETTERS

EDITED BY MARJORY MCMICHAEL PICKARD, FLORIDA r

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ALPHA PROVINCE EAST

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA-DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

Chutered. 1914

a yery cnjoyablc JUmmer the mcmbers 01 Nov. Scotl. A wcre Ilad t o get back to college and resume thcir studici Most 01 the litis worked during the summcr at m.ny nrious jobs such as officc work , beiDa c.mp counsellors, pl.ygrounds dircctors Ind salesgids.

Last Much on Mun roe DIY at Ddhowie one of the mem · bers, Gene M.chum , was made Queen 01 the Campus. This b the second time in two years that the queen was a member of the fratern ity. The last queen was Terry M.cLean.

March WIJ a bil month fo r the chapter in more ways then one bK.usc it was this month th.t our Provi nce Prtsident Mrs MOl'Jd:. visited us. Mrs. Mot yclu arrived Ma rc h 7. Siturd.y tTCnina she "as entert.ined at dinDer and the the.tre by four 01 the members Sund.y evening. very etaioyable supper meeting WIS held t the home of Mrs. M urry Macneill. when Mrs. Moty cka gave .n interes ting talle to the members

The hll rushing puty took place October n, .t the h ome of Frances no.ne, and was in the form o( • nlutical p.rty. Over th irty ,iris were rusbed.

The "eninl wh icb wu greatly eni oyed by .11, included gimes. sueh as charldes Ind m.ny othc.r ( .vo rites; d inner, ling-sonS. recitations by Jean Mitchell .• nd the clke cuttiq ceremony.

The house was glily dec orated for the party with fish .nd other motifs reminiscent of the suo The auests were met .t the door bt two sailors. Pegg y Rundle and N.ncy M lc Dermid ••cqu.lntin, the girla immedi.tely with the n.utical atmosphere.

JEAN MITCHaLL

MAINE ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

Chutered, 1920

Plcd,e D.y, Pebruary 26, 1947

INlnATm April 7, 1947: Be.erly Spenscr. F. y j ones , Helm Friend. Glori. Fisher. Constlnce Coyne, Lois Coffin. Ruth Berglund. Pltricia Woodward.

The opc:nina of fall classes was postponed l1t'o "eeo in orde r tb .t necessary facilities could be made to accommod.t c the enlarged enrollment. Rc,istration w.s beld October I, 2, 3. and itb classcs bcf innin& October 6 The new library is rudy tor uscj f;liIro men s dormitories just completed. and. redtatlon .nd .bontory building known as East Annex.

The Uninnity Footblll Squ.d st.rted the se&SOn with two wins-over Rhode Isllnd .na Northeastern University.

Pledecs and actiyu married durin&, the summer were:: Isabelle Sands to George Sampson , Sylvi. Peterson to Eugene Enrette, Lois Rielce, to Kenneth Read Ph yll is Pendleton to john BUll, Jr C Pluline Gilson to Philip Chute, P.y JOOtS to Shi.n, Ent, «il ,. Johnson to David Griffin.

Eyelyn Foster received the Senior Aw.rd, given to the most outs tandinJ senior on Gnduation Oa,. Ada M inot Haggert is the new adViser.

PLEDGIID : Beverly Artis, Theresa Marl.ret G o wdey, Louise Litch6eld. MJr ily n Mills Blroarl !:aBante. Buba R ichudsoa, Isabelle Sands, Carolyn StrODg. ANN HAawON

·VERMONT ALPHA- MIDDLEB U RY COLLEGE

Chlrtered. 18 91

Pledae Day, March 2J. 1948

INlnATED, M.y 28. 1947: Kather ine D iane Brehm , Loudon· .me, N.Y.; JOin Katherine Delamlter. NC'Wtoo HitblandJ. Mass .; M'!J lrd Culbertson McNa i r. R ochester N Y.' J.ne Fltchbura:. ; A d erman Pell, Saddle RITU, N J .; J.net CrItBie Valentine, LUc Worth, Fla .; Nancy Batbara Yost. Kclim.OIC, N Y.

October 6, 1947 : Ma r, aret Mlrie Pohrinl. Roose'Yc.it. N.Y Middlebury students particip.ted in .nother stimulatin, Culture Conference list March, .nd chose Helen Hicb former committee IS co-ch.lnuan of this yeu ' s on the Conference Policy committee .re Jeln Holmberg .nd Pea: Drysd.le, Ind the coilep- Iits the .nnouncement of t opic .lAd ,uest spealcera with Interest. Sprina .odd eYents were hi,hlilhted b, • Jun io r WcckenC!, which surpassed .U expectations In entert'lnment nd ori,lnality. The traditionll prom Ihared the praise with a new student variety show featunn, so ng •. dances, Ind comedy. The show proved JU ch a success that preplr.ti ons for another Ire alreld, under Wly,

The initiation of Se'Ytn pledges M.y 28 WIS followed by the annu.1 banquet It the Middlcbu7, Inn, .t "hicb mlny alumnae ere present Edith Gordon, onner president of the chapter, WIS aw.rded the Amy Burnham Onken .w.rd fo r Alpba Eut Provina The Panhellenic Counc il has decided to continu e second SCtDtster rushing upon the a,reement of all fute rnitics that the sys tem had oper.ted very successfully.

The list ccks before graduation brou,h t many I ards to Vermont A. Patricia McParland won the Mort ar Board Cup for the outstandin" IOphomore. presented on the basis of Kho l .uhip, .ctlvitles. and leadership. Sue Cooke , newly elected prtsident of Student Union, received the Optima A rd the vote o( ber c1.ss th.t she was the most typical o( the Middlebury woman in cha racter personality Ind scho larship. Jean Webster, as treasurer 01 Student Union, shares with Sue and the other officers the task of continuinl • successful ltudent ,ovemment in the women ' , colie,e. The freshmen and sophomores n.med (or De.n·s List It the end of the Ipring term w e re: Je.n Holmber" Mary Hosford, Ann Holt. Jean Scrouie, Jo n Oelam.ter. Janet V.lentine Ind Patri cia McParllnd

Three Vermont As were upped for Mortar Board lut sprina : Elaine Phillippi, president of the Womcu's Forum and co editor of the M idd lebury Hand ·Book, Helen Hicks ••nd Sally PiniCT. In April. PoISC. Posture and Per. son.lity Contest sponsored by W.A .A. together with the Grey Shop in town presented Sally FinlCT, chapter president, with first prize. She WIS Ilso chosen as Junior Marshall by the ,ndu.tia, class. one of the hi,hest honon • junior cln receive.

Gradu.tion weekend included III the old traditions tb.t were absen t durin, the r. Popular evenb suc h as prescntltion of "The Philadelphia Story", .nd parts of the var iety sha- .nd F.culty Frolic wen ,iven .,ain for the benefit of ,radultes, Ilumnc. and other i,itors.

Th is f.lI·s enrollmen t has nached an .n·tlme high of 1,220 students with the town .nd coUcae filled to cap.city .nd 15 ntw faculty members have been .dded to the staff. The college welcomes the new Student Union huildin'La war surplus lecreation ccnter d o nlted to Middlebury DJ' the U. S. Govemmerlt, and cc.lebrati"- its offici.l openin,!: oYer Homecom ina weekend. October <C The buildiol proYldes • nC'W loc.tion for the collele boobtort', offices fOI the Campus, I snac k bari! and two .ttractive!y decor.ted 10uD&es for lenenl onal

The sports pra&ram of VI A.A. will be m.n.g-cd th is year br Camille Buzby, president . Camille was .warded • VI . A. A. b .ter last 'P,ing showing her .ctive p.rt icipa tion in s!?Om .nd the .ccumulation of 1.000 points .• n unuNai Ichle'Yement for I janior Pq Drysd.le, as .ice- presidcnt of VI A A .nd l'C<'Ordtr of the Mountl in Oub Board, has lbo Cllhlbited interest and leadership in the athletic field Middlebury' s collqc yelrbook. the KJleidOlC'Ope. has a DeW staff representiq the junior class, amon, them jan Holmber" the usistaat ed itor. V ilKinia Main co ntinua as .n Ulistant editor (or the Campus, .nd Jo.n De!amator holds • new potitioD as one o( t he .ssistlnt business man.aI'Crs.

The Vermont As started the new term with. bane by t.k iD& • weekend vacat ion at • cabin on ne.rbt Lake Dunmon. A collqe trud provided .dequltel, for ioYlal transportation back .nd forth The weclr.end was orilioally planned for lut spring but was POJt{)ORed because of the full schedule

The cbapttt .lso mtertl1ned the other women ' s (raternities on campus It • lat:Be act-tOlether. Mey Pi Beta Pt.i aJlmltlIC retu.med to MiddlcbuZy oYe r Homccomiol "eekcnd to In

the Panthers defeat WIllIams CoUcle in one of th e mott ('xcll l ne pmes tyer d tDtucd by students or &r.duatc:s a t Porter Field

MA n H OSFO I.D

VERMONT BETA- UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

Chl rtered , 189 8

Pltdl C Da r , j s.o u. ry 27 , 19-C S JN ln ATED May ), 1947 : Eliubet h Alle n, Min eo l. , L I. ; Bi,d o"",:. Loodond e:r ry , VI. : Grow, Kather ine K idd er Bu rl U\,t on. VI i... Bevtt l, H il lm an. Bran d on. VI .:

Bellerose, N Y.; Joan Vo llmc rs. R uth er fo rd, an incom in. Frnhmaa clus o f over nine hundrltd Jtudenu makin, the lotl1 enrollment over two th o usand (' ilh! hundred. the clUUOOCDS, laboratorles, and dormitories hIve become rather cro_dcd.

Freshman Wed .cti.ities wen: hdd with mu ch enthus iasm. Over ciJ:ht hund red were prclft1t .t the Get · TOSrthtt Ban qu et i the I rant Campw S inl_"'u held took piau on the Mam Campu. : and the AII·Uninmty P icnic • nd Pep Rally prior to the Norwich football ,ame wu held w ith oYer two thouund of the studenl bod)' participati n, A Ph i Beta Pi H ouse as held elll, in Ihe rau to wh ic h other somtlti", (ntun it i" and 1M new students with the exc tption of Preshmen women were invited II was • Irut success and they sre now beld several limes a mont b. They serve to promote better inter' lOmrit y relltionships and to make the student. better scqua inled ith each other Bridle .nd other card , am es .,e CllJOi N. usually followed by liaht refreshments

T o o f last ,"r 'l ,lIduates rct\Irned to Campus th is year One enlereCt Medical School lut Septtmber and the o ther Is worltinJl: for her masta- ' , decree in chemistry, Ru shing part ie iII not be' hdd until second quarter alain th is ) ur but the pledltll from las t year will be initilted, Puocm : Beverly Barle:er, Prisci lla Hlle. Mildred Johnson, Lornine Miles Wilml Murph" Barb.,a Spaulding. Patricia W a rren,

PAT1JOA MALMQUIST

MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA - BoSTON UNIVERSITY

Chartered, 1896

Approl:imatel, 2000 of Boston Unlversi " 's tremendous enrollment o( studentJ fe,istered (or clanes during the weelt o f September 29 It the new Colle,e: of LiMnl Arts buildinl. This beautiful edifice h been erKled ajoinin, the College of Bus incu AdminiJlration on the n ew Charles River Campus. The third bu ild in. now under construction In th is OC9lf locat io n will house Iht Science Departments and will be read, lor occupanq iD seuon for the opc:nin, of the second seme.kr.

PIli student Ictiyities begin ith a colorful demonstration 01 school spirit on October 3 A .treet parade throuRh the Blck BIY section of Boston pnceded a monster footblll rilly which was held in the BOston Amll, MoYie stan, ndio perfo rmers, tbe team , Ind tht new Univers ity band contributed much to the ,relt .uccas of the even in,.

The lateneu of the completion of the college huildin& pro,ram delayed the openin, 01 school .nd bence. all chiPter Ictiyities Rush i n, IctuIU, besln October 14 and wu preceded b,. a Pan hellenic Tel The annual Rush Plrty was I,ain held at the qu.int Blue Ship Tea Room.

After final exam. list May the chlpter hid a hou.e Plrty in historic Pl y mouth , A Isrle cottl,e, overlookina the ocean, WIS rented for I hole weelc.

Thi. year Fridl, afternoons bne been set aside for infonnl) sociab ili All mtmbets and pledges Ire upected to mtd It the Plnhdleaic House for br id,e ,ames, a sill" or discussion

PATJJOA MUICIN

MASSACHUSETTS BETA-UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

Chlrtered, 1944

INmAnD , Ml rc h 8, 191 1: Sail, Authier Ch icopee ; Bl mln CUrti n , Lonamcadow ; Mildred Ki""hom, P itts· field : Gl o r ia MIKb ion l, Sal iwUf")' ; Beryl Simmons, Amesbury INmATBo. September 17. l!U7

JOin Sanl" 'No H.tfield ; Ruth Buck Stoneham: Rosemary G iordlno Eyerett ; Anne Hlrtinaton , Woruster ; Barblra Kin&horn...l- Pituneld ; Claire l.aYilne , Chico pee: ; Ma rio n Mooa "' t waban ; lu li l Moo re , Ashfield : Carolyn N o rthup W illtamstown : EliDar Sleepe:r, Hnerh ill; June Swi ndell , B lr rie Melb. Trott Ashland ; Betty Youn,. Pitt.field ; Bllblra Washburn , Moat&Omery,

Coli. opened for tb e faU semestet w i th some o f the excitemmt still l i D&t'riq fr om lillt Nay the State Lcai"&ltun yoced thll Musac h ulCUJ Stale CoU qc abou.ld le••lIl. become the Un inrs i'] of Musachusetts. Ma,. 17 was uS is lture DI Y , the finc 0 h l t will be an a nn Uli neot • .,}len GoYernor Bra d lord w ith t he .Ite sen aton and re-prc· scntatiytl isi ted the campw W i th the recen t chlnp: in status i comil'll the add i t ion o f new Khools, cI rooms. aad dormitories

Or Huah P Blku, who hi' been pres ident of the collqc fo r thirtem yurs t retll'flf lUI JURe, and Dr Ralph V l n Meter Deln of tne School o f fl o rt lculturc is bold i DJ: the position of act in, pres ident There Ire also min, add itions to the "cut ty to tab care o f the i nc rease in uuollmeot MauacbusdtJ 8 held In earl y i nitiat ion to lvo id the rush o f comina nents But even more importlnt, it w as thouabt tha.t the IOOM1' the pled,H beca me active members, the IOOne, tht'J' would feel I j)lrt of Ih i n" •.

Lut ,ear PlnhelleDic Council, oon.l.tin,- of represetltatiYes from each women's fraternity. yoted to t,., second JoCQ1cster rusbin&: 10 consideriDI the .dYlnta,.a and d illdvantl,H , the various chlpeers lelt that this Iystem au ld help them to aet to know the incomin& airl. bctte.t. and likew ise the freshmen , i rl. would become brtter I cqul inted ith each f raterni ty A Round Rob in tel too le: place on October 1 9. All formal rush in, will be i n Pebrulry

PU:OC;ID : June Simons, H ver hi ll ; Betty Lu Tolman, Sprin,6eld : jeaD Smlll, J JA N MILL

CoNNECTI CU T ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF CONN E CTICUT

Ch lrtered. Apr il 10, 19 43

Pled,e D I Y, October 7. 19<47

INInO\TBD, Apr.il 19, 194 7: C a ro line Gls u , Hlrtford ; D o roth y Harlell, Rivers ide: O ra Belle Holdr idRe , Madison; Aileen Lelry , Grotoo ; El izabeth Lundin , Nlu,.tudt; Maraorie L)'D ch West Hartford : MarRlret Murra y Porrest· ville I ' Edith PIli, Fair6cldJ ' Bl mlra Scilrini StaDford; Add e W.dhlms, Bloomfid : Betty Weber , Williamantic President Albert pointed out in his IIrectin, to the studenu in the fin thlt the Un ivers ity il flced ith the dilemma of hl v i", funds to build Idd ition l l fl c illtics which Ire h.dlf n«<led and not brin. Ible to utilize them because of build In. COlts Ind cond itions

A newh angtr to be used for Ithleti c events has been completed. The 3.200 seatin, caplcity of the hlnser will accommodlte III sport. fi ns on clmpus (or it is estimated that only .bty per cent o.r the s tudent bodr attend

Cocutructtoo of a nt'W Clth o li c Chape h ll been com· The chlpel will be I contemponl'T intetpedalion of Lomblrd , sty le 01 architecture The Chlpel of St. Thom Acquinll i. apc:cted to be completed in lite sprin, 01' elrly (aU.

The ChlPlet house incurred considetlble dlmille durinl the summer hen ater pipes burst and ftooded the house. Repl i rs hue been completed, although some pieces of furn itun were completely ruined

MUlled Murry who wal aWlrded the D l nforth Scholar· .bi,P in Home Economics attended the convention of winnen.

JHn Marie Tice Ind jln ice Horton attended the New En,land Proyince Conycntion (or chapter pres idents and pled,e: supt"ison in Boston Mus

A M'W system of rushin, WII established this year Rwbina toole: pllu durin, the first two eelts of the fall turn. Pratern;" women wert aUowed to spelk to rushea, ho paid a $2 00 nuhing fee. only durin" Kheduled plrties at the c hlpter house. Summer rushin, Included several teas The New HueD and H.rt(ord Clubs ,ave ,enerousl,. of their time Ind homes to mike tbese teas succeslful.

Upon rttumin, to the campus in the: fall, many cbapter memben resumed their dut ies II officers in yari o us extrl' curricullr Ictivities O( sil: w omen senlton in the Student Senlte Joyce Hubbell is a lenior senlte manber Ind "fCretary of thlt DOd,: Adelle Wadh.ms is sophomore representative. and liso secretlry of the choir Ellen Marie Herr Is now actin, u steretary of W S G A La,t Spring, Dorothy Hllle.u _as DUde • Launl, Ind or,aniZition 'Imilar to Mortar Board, and I member of Glmma Chi Epsilon the hon o rary schollstic frltemity It the Univen ity Edith Andi.io is no president o( Gamm. Chi Epsil on Jane Spenser it

In, the d uties of co-c hai rm an of the Un i venit)' Christilll Assoc iltion

PLIDCID : Vi..,ini. Clsrlc , West HlYen : Betty Fischer, Iris Kimble. Stlmford: Gerlldine MHthen , Mi d dletown ; Cathtrine PeJlejtrlnol • Strltford : D o ti. Beruron, CollinlYille; Ellt Mlrtford : Grace P,lu k West Simsbury; Gene in Parmi naton : Eleano. epbum , Pat ric ia Moy le , Sto rrt ; jOin MilH, Nt'W Havm : Lo is PllIMr , Rock· Yille : Dorothtl Sllin, Newin&r o n : Helm StiIH\ Manchester; Joann Scott, Westport ; jlne Weber , South W i nC1ham EDITH ANDIIIO

ALPHA PROVINCE WEST

NEW YORK ALPHA- SYRACUSE UNIVERS ITY

Chartered. 1896

INITIATED : Katherine Giannin,.. Rochester; June Tolley, Ma comb. Ill.; Louise Wallace, R id.ewood, N.J.

A grand 5ummu h as passed and now New- york. A is l ookm,o: forward to an active semester, Last May wu an important month for the Pi Bet. p'his. Bttty Rei' WIS mlde EIecutivc 5«rctlfY. of the, Regulations Board and u initialed in to Et. Pi Upsilon. Senior W ome n 's Honorary. Patrida Fillius is now unde,rtakina tbe cl«tcd polition of president of the Student Umon.

T. A H oward. ShirJer Graham, Giannin, and Mary Copeland took active puts in worltlng on the Traditions Commitlee _hieh helped in the orientation o f ou r frtshmcn.

A Senior Guide post is held by Ruth and Guce Dilts and S.lly eo .. ,n Irc Ju nior . Alpha Epsiloo Rho, RadiO f(onorlO', IOltl.ted Bdty Relf and Ruth Hitting:er wu elected Rush in, Chairman of Si,ma Alpha l o t. MUSIC H onorary

The Student Union hu prOduce.d considerahl! interest .•mong the New York A's. BeSides hUln. Jeveral guls. worklOl on nrious committees, Ri. G.gas IS Poster ChalMa n, Ruth Hitt i nger is Public quirm.n and Barbara Bruns is the head of Operations Committee.

Betty Reif was elected Social Ch.irman of W,A.A, .nd jlnet H olmes was Ski Mana,ler for rail Jetson.

Patricia Knowlson " now occupying a position on the O"""JD&'''' business staff, Very active in clmpus politics arc Bart).rI Clevebnd and T. A Howard.

BAUAIA BII UNS

NEW YORK GAMMA - ST LAWRENCE

UNIVERS I TY

Chartered. 1914

Pledge Day, October 7. 1917

INITIAT ED. October 10 1947: j .net Oonavan, Ph oenix; Anita Kell y Valley Stream.

Ne w Y ork r was pl .: ased this hll to find that mlny improvements had been made in the chapter house. The entire first floor and the upstairs hall were redecorated, .nd a new buzzer system was installed. Each girl is notified of a Yisito r by M orse Code.

Mrs An ita Eastwood, the housemother, has mired Ifter being with the chlpter for ten yelrs. Last December the ,ids initiated her into Pi Beta Phi. On October 15 a Coffee wss given in honor of the new housrow ther Mrs. Will i1m Peckham. All the .Iumnz in town, the pllrOnt5.se5 the housemothers of the other residents en campus. and the chlpter presidents of th e other women's ft lter nities inYlted A larse crowd wu present .nd In enley.ble evCtllng wu had.

At the Movins·Up Da, ceremonies luI: spring, Chapter Prt5ident jacqueline Fenten wu t.pped fer Kalan. the womco's senior bonorary society.

Marilyn was initiated into B B. B,. henorary biology (raterOlty. She wu recentl, elected !mlorl •." of the fr.ternity, and Jeyce Larrabee was elected vlce·presldent.

Virginia Stanton became. of Mildred Elliot was elected ClrC\llauon Ind subscttptlon editor of the Sculet Saint, t he cam pus hu.m or It was ith grelt enthusiasm that the PI Betl Phis Ind the rest of the campus went to see Angie umbros portray Mama in "I Remember M Irna" which was put on by Mummers. the dramatic society. Four Pi 8ct:. Phis, Patricia HI,.n, jean RUlen. Ann Thornton. and Helen Farrell were in the supportinlt cast. An,le abo plsycd the pItt of Arclti in "Bhthe Spirit' which wn presented durIO, summer schoo l

Speaking of dramatic., P"trici" Ha.J"? who publlcity dirKtor of Mummers pla yed the lead ID .n onlln.1 play ailed • 'Klondlke Lou.'

October 10, all of the five women's fraternities on the hill held open.house for the new men en campus. It wss a linl, and cxcitiol nilht S L U. has more studenu th.n C'ftr tbis ynr.

We have a busy time ahead of us n rushin, stlrtS this month. For the first time. this yelf we have had open rushing all semester.

PUDcm : Theresa Howud, W,lluSinl, P• JOAN. WI!LUI

NEW YORK DELTA-CORNELL UNIVERSITY

Ch.lttrcd. 1919

Pledle D.y, M.rcb 10, 1947

INlnATEO, October 4, 1947: Patricia CUrt, Adellide Doyle, Helen E.too, Patrici. Eldred, jlcqueline Anne Horan. Ltooa Jurkiewicz, jean Kn.. JCI&D Noden, Dn"eriy Plri ••

Dorothy Patterson, julia Reseniulns. Nancy Sprott, jean Thomn.

This flU Cornell rrturned to its schedule .nd epened in September. New York 4 hel Inllt.tlon on October 4, followed Oy In imp ressi Ye fennal blnquet It Taulhlnnock Plr ms on lake C.fUga. The .ctive members h.d a surprise "CooIey·Shine" for the new initiates after their fillt chlpter meetinl on October 6. The nut "tnt e( the fall se.son w.s • rKe ption fer cur new chaperon , Mrs Madelene B Patton. The followin, week New Y ork !J. hId an informal party for fraternity men .nd ,uests.

The pr«cdinl sprinl ter m was most successful IS New York 4 pledged nineteen ,iris in one ef thc chlpter'l best rushin, Klsons. The local Plnhellenic pled,e quota for ea ch women's fraternity wn ,"",enty girl •.

Social evenu of the sp rin, term included the annual pledge (erm.) on March 28 a t the chapter heuse with muSiC furnished by I loc.1 orchestr •. The ' pledges were presented te gutlts through In .rchwl, decorated with wine carna· t ions and each received • corsage from the chlpte r. Lucile Douglas Carson, Gund Secretlry, visited New Y erk !J. durin& the sprinl. at which time the chapter feted her at a tea. There was • date Plrty on M.y 11 Ind also • slumber Plrty for those lirls liVing outside thc howe. To round out the year's .ctivity the alumnI!: had I pledge breakfast fer the chlp ter It the home of Mrs Grever , Pi Bet. Phis were well fq)resented in campus activities thi. ycar as Frances Lown became Irt editor of the Comelli.n while Brett Crewley and Jeyce Graham were elected to membel"1hip on the CornelD.n bolrd. Cl.ra Ann Newell Brett Crowle" .nd joyce Graham were chosen for Rav en .nd Serpent. jUnior honerltJ society••nd liso elected university dormitory presidents (or this ycar. Seven other Pi Bet. Phis .re dormitory vice·presidents. In addition Doroth, p.tterson WIS selected IS one of the few women members ef the Corne ll Ceuntrymln Paula PutnJm I nd Frances Corbally were co·chairmen of Will.rd Straight commit ten while. num· ber of others were committee members. Glori. Hunter won th e Coursnt Prize as a senior for u:cellencc in French PLEOCED: Pltricil C.rry, V.lley Stream; Adel.ide Doyle, Stewart Mlocr; Helen Elton. Ithaca: Pltricia Eldred, Clementen, N.j.,;. jacqueline Fulton, D C.; R uth Gottsh.lI. I re.d.-ell; Anne Heran, New Yerk: Leona Ju rkiewicz. Bellow, Falls. Vt .; j eln Krag, Broo klyn; janet M cNeill, Alb a ny_: j oan Noden, St. Albans ; N.ncy Norton, E"Vanston, III .; Beverly Paris , Rochester: Dorothy Patterson , Willsbcro; julia Rosenkrans, Medina: Jeanne SelUin. Clnlndlilul: N.ncy Sprott! West Ny.ck; Taubman, Ithaca; je n Thomn, Cleve Ind O IM.SAU ANNIl KUAn

ONTARIO ALPHA- UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Chartered, 1908

Pledle Day, january 22, 19",7

I N ITI ATED, Mar ch 23, 1947 : Mary Lou Bean, Ann Boswell, Vllsrie C.rson, jane Carte.!:, Ann Ebbels, Barbar. Hopkins , jlnet lewis. M.ry Claire J. nomas. Teranto: N.ncy D.nby Ouine Hut chisc n. Ottawa' Kather ine little Betty Sifton, London : j ean Dauph i nee Sami.; Ellen Gairdner, Olkville; jlnet Thompson, Dellncey, N.Y.

The fIll semester at the Univenity: of T orento opened with an enrolment which surpassed lut yur's record of 17.000. M.ny of the freshmen. who were not ex·service people, have been itinl te go to college for two ye.rs. Preparat ions for Unlyersity College', Innual "Vlriety show. the U. C Fellies, have kept many of the members bus, with costuming, sll&e scttinl, mue ' up, daDcinl and chorus prlctices

One of the chapter members, Araby lockh.rt, was cut IS Mrs. Gardener in "Pride Ind Preiudice." which WIS the first pl.y o( the H lrt House Theatrll lelSon.

The chapter held iu opcnina meetina September 29. Plans were disculsed fer the cnte.rt.mmcnt o( the members ef Ontario B ho follo ed the Uni.enity o f Western Ontario football telm te Teronto (er the lIme October 11. The members ere. encouraged to kee.p up the bi,h standard ef schclarship set the pfCl'ious yelr. • Ontario A is proud ef one of its members, jeyce Pratt, whe has been chosen as In uchange stud ent to Smith Col· lege in her iu.nier year.

ONTARIO BETA- UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO

Ch.rtered, October 29, 19}4

Pled,e D.y. March 20, 1947, September lO, 1947

INITIATED, Nevember 29. 1947 : Barbara Brown, lenore Chambers. joaD Duffield. james Hicks. Glori. Lottan, Nancy tolin, Ruth Melf.t. Claire Mu.rpb,. frances Siruth, jean

Smith. Mary Tweedale, London : Bc...erly Brou,b, Bsrbau F ield, LucIUe ltobiosl...Wiacbor; Mudya FoxJ. Patricia Hart · Iry, Sami.; Anne McW\lrttJ, Mil' Lou Va!trte VOlden!,.. St . Tbomu: Gwen Jonct, JOIO North D!1; ADDttU MeNonlale , Wilton Barb,ra Muske, (All these crua .rc in the Pro"ince of Ontario.

ACttt • fow months· ncation. studentJ of Uni· "tt1ity of Westero Otltllio uaul,. returned to their halls of lcarnula, read,. to resume the ir studies and v.rious extr.·curricular .cti"itia.

Gradu.tion took place June II, .nd senn members of Pi Bet. Phi were amon, die &!.dultJnJ cI A was ,inn by the IIu.mnc of Pi Betl Phi for these lJiris. .nd immediatel, after ,r.du.tio n, the actin With aiumn.e in Cfltertlinin. the their .nd •• t a tn. held .t Pntunlty House

March 20. twenty 'p'lendid lirls were pled.ed to Pi Beta Phi. A month later, .11 nxmbers IIddened to of death in In Cluh of of theK pled,a, Nor. Gilbcl'fY, who WII on her y home to Peru for

summer vaCltJoa. NOli was. fiDe _and populu &irl, aDd will be: &ft.t1,. misted by man, frlUlds .t Uni ersity. Anotbn tra,lc WIS that of M....,. NIChol, wbe was Itilled in .n .utomoblle during Mary wu a nlllK rnucnio. for final yur in Public Hulth .t t.be of Western Ontario, and would h.ve b«n IIDOna our active members this yc:u.

After the results of tIM: .upplement.1)' .nnounced, sn"en ,"U to become of Pi Bet. Phi .nd pledged September }O, 1947. October 19, • tel was beld at Praternit y House .nd .pproxim.tel,. hundred and fifty ,iris The fre$bman diU was the Illlcst in the hl5tory of the Unl ' of Ontlrio, .nd this class is to be of unusually hi&h calibre.

November 29, pled,CS were into Pi Beta Phi, .fter hich • formal .nd dlnce WIS htld Thil. as usual. "'aJ a succcss. Durin, the summer, howe was .nd memhe.n vel}' proud of JOAN LONG

BET A PROVINC E

PENNSYLVANiA BETA- BuCKNELL UNIVERSITY

189"

J"!.!'ATBD, October " 19-4': Harr iet Arn o ld. Trenton N.J.; p.trlcla Hungerford, Cuy.hoga PIUS : Elizabeth Koch. town; Eleanor Sipler , Lansdowne; p.trici. W Watson· town

After. lonl summer v.cation Pennsylv.ni. B returned on 18 to belin its fifty -secon d year OIl Bud:nelrs campus. Durin, month of AUlust I.ne Farr, the PlO1'ince In Oh o. Wolfinler WIS by .n to reign IS of the Msy o.y celebration. In court Gloll. Child, Alice CI.rk • • nd Margaret M.ttheNs On Sunday of the the htld .uc· ccss fuJ Mother's 0.,. brukiut It Lewisburg Inn

Among senior Itirls rho'Cn by Crosby to be L'Agenda Queens ere Mollie .nd Franklin Parr snd Georgi. Hutchinson .mong those I.pped for Mortar Board. snd Georgi. Hutchinson wu of the Student F.culty Con,ltrcss fOf coming , e.r. Eleanor J eiper .nd Harrid Arnold to Sen.te of WSGA .nd J.ne Parr. and PltnCI' Cooke served on the Chapter held its annusl sprins dinner·dlnce for members and their escorts on MIY 17, h."in, • floral a round tht Pi Beta Phi Arrow

Alice Clark WIS elected IS chapter:. in co ntest in hich • MiSl .nd Mr arc to be ChOKn by c.mpus. Alicc Clark il .Iso of Hunt Hall Knior dormitolJ for the ' B wu .w.rded AII·Year Sports Trophy by Womm's Athletic Association This troph v was .warded tc? the num· bet of points In Interfr.tefDlty .thletlc competition.

PAnlQA COOKI

PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA-DICKINSON

At the H.rrisburl Alumnc Club b.nquet in June ing uds were presented : the Fly Award to Ruth Balr, the Alumnc AWlrd 10 Bradbv, p l .que to Phyllil Tift. Khoiarship bar to Eliza!>dh and the scholarship ring to M.ry who allO was elected to • B K Dorothy Mlthe WII elected of T t. IT honor.ry dram.tic society. ' the summer two of our members announced their Rene Vath, • Knio r to Willi.m Guy Phi K.ppa P.i, .nd Vir,inil Pisher to Chilies Phi Thetl. Beta Province Convtntion, held in Pindlty, Ohio. in August attended bf Doroth,. Mathew. Ind M.ry Reynolds. M.ny fine nd tong. "'ere brought b.ck which are now belnl used by used fOr IUshinl 'p.rtia _IS a football motif. It wu much b,. an the freshman. We are looki", forward yery much to our m«t ina- Amy Onken who is hononn, UI by visiting our chapter thl' year. VI.GlNIA RICKENBA CH

OHIO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF OHIO

Ch.rtered, 1889

P1cdCC O.y, September 22, 1947

INITJATIID,. Septmber 28 1 1947: Phyllis Wolknh.upt, Diy· tOil ; Jacqutillle

Ohio A ,ne its .nnual Spring Form.1 .t Country Qub M.y 26. ballroom WII II • night club with • tropic. I W ilicu with gold .reck lette,.. lID them ,i"en to girLi' escorts. At Inter· mission Pi Bet. Pt.i glee club s.ns an .rr.n,ement of WillOCI's "Pi Pbi sons. Mll il,.ne una • 1010.

M.r,ud Sheard and P.trici. Connor to Mortar Board Jo.n Croll was to Phoenix. junior women'. hoaorat')'. Y W.CA. elected Mugaret pra j· Kirlou&h .nd M arth. Sifus co· c h.irmso o( Prrp Follia, annual t.lent show sponsored br, Y W .C A. (or all women's Jo.n Croll WIS soci.1 chlirm.n of Y.W.C.A. Ohio of the Croll is to scnd groupi of students reBularl,. to • veteuns· hospital for PUfJ?OSCS. lone WIS m.de .n honorary colonel .t Military Bill. Melb. Jo was cho$Cn head of OhiO UniYersity.

Ohio A in the annu.1 Song Fest, • non ·competitive .ctivity sponsored b,. I Lt • JOin Crou chlirman, directed Ohio A's slee club, m "Night .nd UI,..

A cooky·shine .nd slumber party held II a tush plrty for the town lirl. in spnng. A large in the shipe of an .rro was used IS a piece Cutler HIli. Ohio building, .nd the oldest college buildinJ west of hIS been redecorated to be uKd II officcs. A IS held October 18 memhcrs to house three o'!t of to_n hi,h "hool girb _ho in the Pi Bets Phi fall sem«ter by having an outdoor lupper .fter Ohio footb.1l game for the .ctiYft .nd escorts.

October 26, Pi 8da Phi ch.lIenged A Z t. to • touch rootb.1I Ohio Uniyersity stadium was secured for the .fternoon .nd formal in"itations scnt to .11 fraternities .nd campus orl.niutions Admiuion was proceeds &olnl to C.ncer Fund.

Homccomin, _IS celebrated this I. In· .tead of btl all required to construct • booth for the homecomin, caminl This WIS com · petitive Ind prizes were for most origin.1 idea.

PLIDGI!!D : Linda S.,. Lee Roach, K.thryn Harkins, Susln Morrison, Dayton; Debo,.h Unn, oan Erd· m.nn Lakewood; EI.ine oi.n. Colum· bus; M.t')' Williams, Cuyaho&a F.lIs; Eudora Rein, Johnstowo ; Judy Zeller, M .ry Akron; 1.orl Routsonl, Cincinn.ti; Cathy Brown, Nan,,· Stockwell. Cleveland.

MAlty BURSPoan

OHIO BETA-OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

189-4

O. y, October I, 1947

INInATIO, Ar,ril 26, 19-4': Msrth. H.II, Jo,. )e.nM Ann M tchell, Collette linda Columbus' PellY Ikrnhdsel V.n Sa,. Cr.fts, O.yton ; C.rol Eichman Toledo; Maril yn Godz. C.nton: Frances Gilbert. Lakewood ' Donna Morris Euclid; V.nder CIc-"e1lnd: Mlllird Wllhinaton Court House ' 8row-o , N.Y. ' Ohio State UnivelSlt,. pl.,.ed holt to National Associ.· tion of Otaos of from M.rch 27 to }O. Durin, th is time Ohio B was honored ith the of the Gund President of n B . , Miu Amy Burnh.m Onl:m who

lave an address at t he conve nt ion Amon& the npresentatives of the various (o liCltS Weft seven dUllS or women who were Pi Ikta Phis. The chapter honored Miss Onken and thr deans with • (ormd tea Mar c h 10 It the cha pter house Alumolt and members of not only Pi Beta Phi but ,Iso of vlriow othcr women 's fraternities WCft invited. It was • memorable afternoon.

The chapter celebuted f ounders' Day with • banquet at the 8e«hwold T.avcrn Restaurant. Louise CIl!ts wu to charlc of ananlcments. and VtlT inttruti ng prolram was liven.

Pi Beta Phi Day wu set uide during the quartet IS time at which th e act ins and pledgeJ p.rticip.ttd in d isc uslions to imr rove the activities. Icholanhip. rush in" and cooperation 0 the chapter. It proved 10 be • succtSi ful venture, and it will become In Innual eVnlt

Durin, May Week Donna M orri. Ind Martb. H.1l were elected 10 M irro rs. frelbm.n honorary J une Y in,lin bec.me a mem be r of Z H h o noury). Mar jorIe P.tton was honored with. A 9 (hi.tory honorary), and Elunor Bennett as chosen to become a of • T 0 (home economiC1 honorary). Rclda Vlnder Pyle represented Ohio B on the Ma y Oueen 's court. Mem bers of the charter were to be found in W .S.G.A .• Links. Ind Women ' Ohio.

The annual sprin, form al was ,iven at the Columbus Ridinl Academ y Mly II. The chaptet chose a " n + M.o" who re«ivC'd a troph y, ." M ly 24 the M otheu ' Clu b I.ve the Seniors I farewell blnquet. It a l oca l

When the new school yelr belln io September, Oh io B had a n", house mother , Mrs Birney, I mmedlltely she became a frindly and helpful "mother" o( t he ,roup PLEDCIIO, M arch 11, 1947: J anet TelChnor, Columbus. April 14 1947 : Phyllis M oinch , W ort h ington October 1. 1947: Vlr,inia Bru.h. K ilty Cline , Joanne Edwl rd •..! Louise Pa ll on, Janet M onahan, Mary Lou Sheaf Joan .)prin,cr , Mlryann Wood, Columbus: Mari on Alexander. Rocky Riyer ; Maurine Bowe:n, London: Patricia Call, J lckson; Alice Plem i n" Joan MooreRcad , Zanesville Bettie GrlJtlon , Cin· cinnati: Mary Harri.: Mart in. Fcrry: Barball He dfes, MUlaret HO )' er, Sandusky; Loi. H e rshq, Sall y Kirkpltlldc, Betty Timmons, M a nsfield : Nancy Kriq. Nelsonville: Anne Pribble:, Cleyelan d: Phyllis Schne:ider, Glhann. ; Vir,ini. Stansbury. Toledo; K.thl)n Thornburl, Da yto n , JULIA D" aIL

OHIO DELTA- OHIO W ES LEYAN UNIVERSITY

Chittered. 192)

Ple:d,e Day , May 12. 1947

I N ITI ATED, Septe:mbet 28. 1947 : Mary A,Ie:. South Vienna; Emil ie LaBarre, Marietta: Betty Pru,h Xen ia; Mal'}' EIle:n Schill, Toledo ; Vir, i nia T alle:y. Oelaware:.

OhI O 4 brough t the sprin, seme:stcr to a close with a Senior Farewell banquet .t Bun 's, the campus eal in, pl ac e: It was quite a surprise to the len ion since the usual pro· cedure has been to have a special dinner meet i", at the housC:'. The fall se:me:ster bcgan ith re,istr at ion a nd a dance Scptem bc r 22. September 2) the t hr« w«k ru.hin, period ope ned The first week·end WIS devoted to open houses , the: 1CC0nd to informa l partics and the: third to fOMnal tanies. Ph II is Stew.rd i. p'resident of Mortar &ard In a memo ber of Student Councli. Doris Hunler was e1ecte:d 10 • B K Jlnice Pocock is president o( Austin Hall secretlry of the senior cbu, Ind a member of Student Council. Included among the twenty girls compoSinl the W A A , «oyemini bolrd arc Sue Buquin, secretar v, Pat D r nes. CI.ire Woehli"" Jln ice P ococ k and Jane Williams. Peuy Jo Gordon IS tleuurer o( Panhdlen lc and lecrdal'}' of A Cappella choir. Joan Schlwni"tr he.d. the: Red Crop Camp and Hospital Committee M.l'}' J ean Plu ve r has been initiate:d into 6 • 4. n. t io n al art honorary Picture e:d ilol of Le B ijo u. t he coUe,e )'urbook , i, Kay Parker : .nd .n iuue editor of the Tran · Kript, the: campus new'plper, is Pat Dmcs. J o Ann Evan. is a student I?:a.tor and M ) I& Rowle7. Phyllis S le wlld, Peg Bender and J oyce Boh)'CI are membcu of the Y.W .C. A. cabinet

Ohio A woo the inter sorority bowling .nd trophies Iut .prina. The: ch.p te:r hu had the ,.oU(fb11l trophy (or two )ears and if won a,lln this rur it WIll become a permlnent possessio n of the ch.pte:r Wirh the: OC1'l' football coach Glen Fn.scr Wesleyan stlrted t he year off with a ban, by winnlna its first football lames with Albion .nd Otte:rbein. Mu cb of the: old school spirit that disappeared durin, the: Wit period bu beoeo ,"ived with nUIDe:rOUl pep rallies snake dances, etc.

Miss Amy Burnham Grand Pres iden t of Pi Beu Phi. is schedulC'd to ,.Isit Ohio this )"car. and plan•• rc Ilready under w.y for a to be "n-cn in he:t bonor , PLEDGED : Joan Sawycr Pasl de:na, Calif.

MAlY JEA N FA UVE

OHIO EpSILON-UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO

Cbartered, April 28. 194)

INlnATm, October ), 1947: Nancy Gilmore, M arily n Hell · rung. Mu iIy n Hofmann, Joan Ltnnex, Julianne Wail. I nd Dorothy Nan WilJiuw, The Pi Ph il at t he Unive:r.ity o( Toledo came back to Ihe:ir a'plrtmnlt durin, final re,illfltion. with Vtry they had 0 the put After Khoo ended Jas t June, Ohio E went to Crooked L.ke in Indian a to spend I wed:. So much fun was had by III Ihlt reservations we:rc made ',ain for the end of summe:r. Durin,ll: this second visit the lophomores h.d I surprise for others th at eve: n i n, th ey entelt. ined by I skit i n which all the: ",' «k'i h'ppenin,. were The Ion" Iwalted shower for the aplrtme:nt was he:ld the: d.y before: cluses started, 16.

A f te r aU were: settled in classts, p l an s were made (or the: Pi Phi "'Back·to·Sch ool" tea. Sue: Vo lker WIS chairman of th is (unction. M embers Ind pledges of all so rorit ies on campus invited to come 10 the Union aftel the:ir c1I1SCS to rene:w old aC9,uaintance:s.

A dinner was he:ld It Cecelrl Wood.' home on October ), after which new me:mbers were initi.ted. On Octobe:r ) Panhellcnic Council hdd a tea in Older to a cquaint (reshme:n women with Ihe me:lnina of sororities Ind how rushin, is co n ducted. Each Ie:nior representative presente:d I speech on some: phase of sorority Iifc after which Iny questions in the minds of fre:shmen women were answered

Hom«omin, was opened w ith • &n£ire and I on October 24 The: ne:xt .fternoon I float parade was which was follow ed that even ing by a football game. The: team wu Akron, Ohio. Ind It the half the Ho me · comin. was Clowned.

Fall rushin, for upper clusmen was held ten week. Khan l opened. In November Ohio E held its annual " Back. wards Dance. " H.UN BI.AUN

OHIO ZETA- MIAMI U N I VERS ITY

Chartered. May 11, 190 Plcdae Dar, Ma,. 28, 1947

INITIAT.eo. September 21 1947 : Maril yn Ber" Jamestown , N.Y.: Mujori e Bevcrly, ih,in. III,; Pltricia Dennis, Eliza. bethtown, K y ; Antoinette: East M iriam Thrall. Worthington ; Edward. , Sprin,fidd ; Florence Geisltr Dayton ; J o. n Hehltr, Piqul; Je an Kis h, C lt vela nd : Mary "{a ne Le:wis, Ann Mlrshall , Newark ' J us t yo Pltterson. Co lu mt;ul; Gcor. ,lin a Powers/ Toledo i. Nancy Rud isi ll. Rosl),n , L, t.; M artha Shelldan, I na.; Gcor,iaoa Willson, Te:rre: H aute , Ind .; Auth Wilson, F ind lay, Ohio Z WII wtll represent ed in sprins activitie:s During the May DIY cxe rcilCS M arllou J uday and Mu io lie WIlDer were: pre:se:ntC'd to the: Ma y qu«n as house chautDen of wome:n ' s residence haUs: Ellen Dennison. Mar,lret Kramer, Miriam Thrall Ind Carol ),n Edwuds wtre r.resented as counsellors of women ' s halls. Ellen a so rccelved the position of assista nt C'ditor of Rccnlsi o. the univcrsity yta r book. Mortar Board lipped Dolores Brown .nd Nancy F inley. Eulie r in the spnn, Dolores Ind Nlncy wtrt tle:cte:d to • B K. Cwe:n lipped Cllol), n Edwuds, Mush.lI, Ind Miriam Thrall . Later the: new C...en chlpttr elccte:d Ao n Ind M iri am! president a nd re:spectiyci y. C lmp us e cctions for 1947·"8 resulted II fo llow.: Loris MiliCI senior class ,.ice pres iden t ; Miriam Thrlll1 I me:m ber of the: Studnl t .!lculty Col.Incil; Barbara McKee. vl ce·ptcSident of Y.W. C. A .: Dolores Brown and Jean Theobald. Y.W .C. A cabind membe:rs; Just}n Patterson, of "¥t Me rrie and Joan Hetzler junior business maClaet o f "The: M iami Student" publication.

AI the Pouodera' Da, banquet Obio Z WII hostess to tht Cincinn at i Alwnnr dub The: oa t iOJl.ll ma,nitude of Pi Betl Phi WII deeply felt by eve:'J0nc wbe:n each member of the alumnr cl ub rose. in tr odua herself and htr home chapter. Cha pters from all parts of the United States we:te reprcscnted The hi,hli,ht of t he banquet came whtn Mrs H oward Dixon reviewed a bio,lIphy of Cluie Chlpm.n Cllt.

April 19, M i.mi .tude:nts hid the: unique pri,.lIegc of witonsin, the inauJUllt ion of Ernest H Hahne, the nth p'resident of MIami University. Durin, the ceremonie:s a Doctor of Laws was conferred upon Thomu J. Her· btn. ,ovemor of Oh io.

Aplli the: A lpba Eta Chapter. r + 8 WIS IrutalJcd by Mrs. G N SimonSOfl. the internation.1 preJidenl

Three bil sprin, dances. first ones 10 COUl l pre ·war &aia. were the Panhellen ic 8all, the: ;' Jlnce:. and tht "Miami Trild ." A ll three wete given ill Withrow Court. The faU lClDestc:r broua.ht ),000 studcnt. to campus AI. thou,h th is is In increaud tnrollment oye: r the faU of 1946 the enrollmcnt of frC:lhmen women as less and t hus there wu Icecne:r competition durin, rushing. The rush period startC'd September 19 ; the last p.rty. " Trip to the lofoon " was liyeD October 1 •

Initiation wa. beld Sq,tember 21, 10 that the ,;rlJ could help Yote in the DCW plN,Je clas • • PLIDG£D : Mary joscphltlc Humbert. Newark: B.mu. G.nt, Columbian.. baJC,CA JOHN.TON

WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA-WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Pltd,e D,y. October I, 1947

Thi. i. Welt Vir,iDi,', season to br ' Em il, Post and Mar,lId Camc.roa "planned the nu.bina camp.ien ,Dd the Ql.ptcr I.uoched It lUCCessfuJl, tGOU.&h thiS faU to wiD .tXtem pledae••

Th, "'/'hDf.ht or rush week WII the annu.1 'Lil Abner Party.n .l Ooapatch turnN out for the occasion. There were KmH (rom lower Slabovi. with n'cryonc from The Hat to Sam there (or tbe dfect. POt one dak the Chapter .ppured in .11 black once in all·white formal., and .nother time .in puu:l laclt dresses They ftc bent on .bowina ve:n.tiUty.

Gmcrli EilC:Qho'IIt'u here to accept an honorary dCST« from West Virzini•• and it was C'\lJe ror quite. cdebratlon .

w.,.,. Lou Hart wu amana students who helped with the day Brown, ,,-resident, u .n aid .t • Pi Kapp. Alpha re«pllOO hononn, , Washinaton .nd Lee i. O'fU, hut West Vlrdn A Is still ,Io.tinl bec.use Betty Hallanan as ODe or Ch.t1tston ,irll chosen •• a lponsor Mrs Rose Deno , bOUJbnotber. Mary Kay Enrtl , and Doris Lee were amon, ampUl women chosen to modd in • Jtylc dlo.. prcseottd by of the local dress &bop•• The perfect dimn to a ped«t rail wu Delorcs Queen'. election as SecrttUT of the: Frcabman Clas•. brina. Homecomin" and Cft:O tbouab we may not b.n the queen plan. arc underw.y for makina it this Ch.pt,er s best. • PLJDGED Cktobcr I: K.tie McCluOJ Hunlinaton; jO Ann Bell, Md.; Vlrlini. Han. RonCn'erte ' .oct "'''rtJ o.ertoo. P.t Lattimer, Parkcrsburc: Cynthia T.ylor, Mary Lou Smitb , MOlJlnto n ; Marjorie Craiao. SUlln McCooncll. Marth. Charles· ton i Mary pOckJt.lIcri Mary loUISe Merrym2n, C arkaburJ; Betsy Pususon, HOUston. Tau. MAaaLU W.u»

GAMMA PROVINC E

MARYLAND BETA-UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND IH'

P1edce Day, September 23. 1947

M.rch 1'. 1947 : Josephine Cole, Ele'DOr Rosalind v.n W hinItGn. D.C.: Betty Ehlcn. Suz.nne Ruth Brishtman, Collqe P.rlr:; M.ry J.rrell. Silnr Sprina; Martb. W.ldron Kensin,. too; V ircioi. Cb"J Chue; Gcatt Roberts. l.&ndover; Lynn Kobclt-. f"du, V •. ; Pe&aY An.o Caracu, Vene· zuda.

larlest clUI in tht history of tht of Ma..,land •• tot.1 or 1700 hu Ihls temtstu ThIS is situation .,bich the .dmitlistr.tion, f'C;Ulty, students. and Phi Beta Phi f.a this comi"f yur. WIth emphasis on mISs education. Unmulty has cI.ssroom buildinas, two mc ns' do r ms, • recrutlon bUilding, and hu .t.rted work on • ntw dininl h.ll. pl.ns art beiD, dra n up for. ntw st.dium c h.pel, .nd sWlmmin, pool. ' formal rushlna bes.n September l.cth .ith Opm Housce

The came b.ck • wrdt euly to clean the houle and 6x up their room •. Planl for the rush p.rties compltkd. and evttyone busied tbtmsclycs m.lcina f• .an .nd haYing JOng practices. By of , Prd'ermce ttl h.d bCcri. transformed inlo a Pi Phi Wonderland, -:'llh putel color t d trees strewn with spun Ilasl u decor.· tlC?ns In • corner Pfl:er P.n a.t, .nd welcomed tacb rushte wltb • f••or .nd • poem.

In Mar _ H.stinas was l.pDed for Mortar Bo.rd, the 6rst M.ryl.nd Bell to be .warded thi, honor. Miljunt Mannin, Is of t he Sociol o.l1' C l ub and A mI is of the D.nce Club. Jon.tnce IS tdltor of the and usiJtin& are Vlfgini. assistant circul.tion m.n'Ier. and June II social column tqH)mr CarolJD Smith is ortaniz.tions of th e Tnrllpl", whi l e htr roommate Am, i. Ih! jun.ior Cla.1I representative to WomtfIs' uatut. Hutlop "1!'Hldent of th e N.tional Players on c.mpus, an B.rton H.II has btftI electtd to thr Pootlight Club. At ,udu.tion in June Garrott on IC'C'OQd honors in IChol.rsbip

The entert.ined th e Phi·Drlts .t .n ach.nce dinner in <?<tober. .nd • good time wu h.d by all. SOCial chl:lrman bas plan,:,ed matly such .ffairs for this semestrr, Indudlna • Ji,y'fld e If the pcnnits. PLIDGI!O: B.rbar. Kuhn. J .net Rlchlfd., W.shington , D .C . ; Barb.ra Burgessl Roum2nn, DoZier. Camtmdse i: Bubar. DcntGn; Helm •. Upper M.lIboro; Betty Stohlman. Chevy Wilsoo. Port Rqin. 51'(ln(, : Hamlen. Camden, N.J.; Carol,n Thompson, Gul port, MilS, 5.u.A ANN HU"BL

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ALPHA-GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

1889

D.y, October 9, 19-47

INI11AT£D. September 27. 1947 : Andrtwl, Jacqueline Sncll.

fin.1 examinations in M.y the ch.pter b.d its .0nu.1 house p.rty at Ocean City Md , where It enjoyed ten d.p of basking in sun ana a few minutes of JWimminl In the cold w.ter. In July it as entert.ined by K. A in its houte.

S.l1y Dcsscz was elected to Mortar Board .nd .lso woo Third french Prize. The Pirst Bot.ny was .warded to Patricia Ludwi" bo was Praident of A r A scholastic honors were won by the ch'pIer wben Adeline Andrnv., Ann Br.dsh ••• Winifred McGow.n. .nd Marsartt Mendmh.ll eltcttd to T.uels. the Presbman eqUlv.lent of Mortar Board. Jean Pritch.rd. Perry, .nd Edith Cutlnlnah.m wert elected to IT r )I. Marilyn Carter home from • tour of Europe. Maril yn has been residitl, in E&rpt f.ther on for the put two years. PcIlY Stn'ens, • from Vlrtini. r, was .Iso welcomed.

Pleda:e D.nce. at which new" plcdaes to on the campus , held .t th e Wardman Park Hotel October 2}. Before this the .nd lOme .ctiyes .cted IS hostesses at the request of IT r K. .t one of their fall tush p.rties.

Molly w.s elected prcsident of the Swimming Club and P.trici. Ludwig: WII m.n"er of Squ.re Dance Club Orchesis n elKtcd Margaret its husines.s matl'au .nd Jacqueline Pury e1«ted to the E:ucutivc Board of the Women 's Recrtation Associ.tion.

PL£'OCED: Sena Arnold. Villini. Lee BI.nkenship, Corwin. Sara Pord Dellmcyer. Mary Vit,inia C.therine Hall. JOl. Loytwelk Lindsey. Noffsin,er, Grace O umnor. PhyUil lon, Spruce, Brooke Stiefel, Marylee Tyree. Dorothy Weld, Janet Wildm.n. J ACQUILINI Piny

VIRGINIA ALPHA-RANDOLPH-M!.CON WOMAN'S COLLEGE

Ch.rtered, 1913 Day, September 28

INln ,U'ED. October 16 : PeJlJ Cunningham, Sbaron, Penn · .ylnni.; Carol York, M.ryland. Vir,ini. A, ha.ing • most lucassful rushin, leason. now II of sis: new pledgca b.illnl from four pomts of the compass. Pltd,iDI. took: on the momina of 28 •• nd in of .&.me d.y the new pledaes in their 6rst They trescnt quite .n .sroup unde r thdr pruident. Sarah o of ChcYY Ch.se. Maryland, .nd our Pledge upe.t'fdor, Viflinia Sh.w. from eonw.y. Arkansas. On October 9 the .ctives .nd the plcd,H h.d • h'fride .nd picnic. N.ncy Tucker, of Princeton Ntw JerKy lJ the DeW prai. dent or the Association, .nd M'lJaret P isher. of B.ltimore. M.ryland. i. of of the Student Association. Phyllis Fraser. of O.ytOtl, Ohio is this year', Editor of the 01'/ "'";iI, the colle,e humor m.,azine.

The members very h.ppy to have two of founders of this on campus OYer the weekend of October .c They were Mn Rex De.ne of York •• nd Mn. M.lone, of D.IlIl, Tall. Both women have now in .ttend.nce

A P.nhellenlc D.nce .nd picnic met wilh ,reat SUCcell

the weekend of NonmMr 8. Th is was I new idea this yur and it r«eived the hole hearted cooperation of .U the so rorit ies

PLJl)GIO : Joan Acre , Eun.ville C',rl c. Akron Ohio' Mar,ud Fluet, T oled o Ohio ; Ph, llis Crlch· ton, Anne V:cken. Balt imore , Ma ry land i Sarah Jo Saxelb , Chevy Chase, Maryland ; Elizabeth CUrrie, Carthage, N o rth Carolina: Pauline Fisher. Jonestown. M is SISsippi; Ann a Metcal!cJ Natchn, Miu iss ,ppi..i. SIn. Prench, MaraUd Maht)' Miry M ilo ne, J OI n IJIII , J? Amarill o Texu: Ca thcnnc KUR1 , Sprmgfield. illinoIs; Juha Ann MaJ, Pine Bluff. AthnlU' Gwen Stucke" Arkansu ; Mu,lrtt: Me Clurlcin. DetrOit. Mi chi,. n; Vn,inia Me Conndl! New Orlun., Lou isiana ' Charlotte O ' Keefe , Clayton, MISsouri i.. JOlnne Shetd'l philadelphia, Penns,,1nla: Mary Scott Ric hmooai Keller, E" i n,ton, Elizabeth Lewis , Norfolkj M aril"o Moore, Roanoke; Elizabeth O,lesb,.. Charlotteni Ie M AlOA PAYNa

VIRGINIA GAMMA-WILLIAM AND MARY

Chartered, 192'

Pled,e Da,. , - December 12, 194 7

William and Mary completed thi t yeu w ith an en rollme nt o f 1800 students, the number in its history The chapler w more Ih an delighted with the immade in the h ouse dur inl the summer. The walls were p aint ed and the beautiful oew s l ip coven and drap6 made the house bri,ht and shiny for rushing and ho mecomin,. This year rushin, was dt:ferred until December, which enabled the chapter to hIVe many weekly fOng fesu in preparation for the big ennt At homecominl, the s«and wtekend in Novmaber, the chapter spon50red a Roat in the p.rade.

The Pounders' 0.,. Banquet ".. held Apr il 27 at the Lodge, and V irli nia r happy t o entert a in A of Rand o l{'h- Ma con and the Richmond and Norfolk Alumn.: Cl ubs It IS h oped Ih at thi s ill become an annual eve nt i n the province.

At th e close of college last spring Jeanne Lamb was elected to • B K, and Shirley Sprague t.pped for Mortar Board and elected president of W.S .G. A. Bev erly Owens as chosen feature editor of the collele new.p.per. .nd lorabeth Moo re a columnist. The ch.pter is o n the chterle.din, squad by C.rol Achenb.ch and Shirley G reen C.rol A c henbac h "'IS elected $ccretary 01 the H onor Co uncil Ind Je.nne Pa yne sophomore represent.t i ve Mar ily n AJlenbaUlh was el ected representati"e·at-large to the Jud ic lll CommittH. F rances Kane was chosen president of the Ps ycholo,", Club.

Th is year Pi Bt1. Phi w., .gain first in scholarship on c. mpus K ay Rhodes rece ived the Corcora n merit schol arship .nd Jean McLeod the Scutler mer it sc holars hip. V i rg inia r was proud to hue won Ihe prO'lince award for the best 11 around cha pter and to h ve tied ith North Carolina A for the provi nce .chol.rship .ward

JEAN Mcl..I OD

NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA- UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROUNA

Ch.rtered, 1923

Plec\ae Da y, October 8, 1947

INITJAT1!D. April 2, 19 4 7: Barba,. Cashion. E lizabeth Cinard, Winston Salem: Kathe rin e Rock , A rk : Christine Wh ite, Wubin,cton, Byrum, Edenton.

Ch.pel D i • • D C .; H i l!; Litt le Ruth

In itiat ed , Apr il 30, 1947 : O abney Little, Wldcsboro

In it iated, Ma y 31, 194 7: $edalla Gold, Chapel H ill (honorary member).

North Carolina A began the fall quart er with many of the members holdin, importanl offices i n campus acti.ities. Barbara C hion holds lbout the bigcs t job on campus as Spe.ker of the Coed Senate Emm. Katie GUiOD it Spe.ker P ro·tem 01 the Senale and Sue herrtt e is secretary. Ruth Enos sc",es as president of Y W .C. A Ind .150 as coedito r of the Y. clt (the colleae .nnua l) Bill Lloyd WII chose n "lce·president of VI.A.A. Donlun M. cDonald is chairm. n of the Women's Honor Cou n ci l .nd chaimuD of tbe Women's Eltecuti"e Counci l. Emi l ,. Von Borries was choleo presiden t 01 Spencer dormitory. One of the chttr leaders this ye ar is Christine White Servin, as treasurer of the P.nhelleni c Council thil year is Mary Bright Jern ig.n. The Sullinn Award which is ,i "en e ach year to t1:ie Iir! or bo,_ who, in the ;udpmt of the faculty, h I"en "unsd1iah KtTic e to the studetlts .nd to tbe Uninnity' was recei1'Cd by C.di.le Ca.hion. This is the hi,best honor a stud ent Cln re cei"e.

Thrtt 01 the fin ,ids t apped by Vallcyr ies the last _edt

of school Iasl June were Julia Ross, Barball C hion , and Bill Uo yd. V lkyr iH is th e equinle nl of Mortar Board. Julia no aerves as secretary of Valkyrie.. Barbara lerves as alumnae: secret.ry, and Bill Joerves as tre asurer.

Ann Cutts chosen m.id ·of-honor in the M ay Court for 1947. Alao in Ihe Court Betty Kendrick.

N orth Carol ina A t ied ith Virginia r lor the G.mma Province Sc holar.hip plaque at the end of lut sprin,. Also Nort b Carolina A pl.ced first o n campus in scho llrshlp, The ch.p ter ..... ahead of all twenty-six men's fraternilin and .11 four of the other women'. frat er n ilies on campus.

The AII.Sports tr op h y hich was presented thi. year for the fint tim" to the o"anization on campus mOlt outst.ndi ng i n sports wu p nsenled t o North C.rollO' A

Elected secret .ry .nd tre urer of • B K was Hilda Francn La",rence

Four o f the e ight m.nh.Us .t commencemen t last sprin, were Jane Lee Parker, Estelle Boy« B ill Boyd, nd Helen Co mpton

Porma! rush eek hegan September 28, t o weeks after the he,inning of tbe fall ICSSlon of college. We were not permitted to enterta in the rushees ith sleits of an)' kind until the final p.rty a t hich time e gave a Can-C.n p.rty It wu a big success Both the actives and the rush ees had a time P1ed,in, WII October 8 afte r which th e pled"es ere eotertained at a buffet dinner. The pled,es lurp rised .11 o f the actives by .in,ioll a son, t o them hl ch they had composed 10 the tune o f In the Evening By the MoonIi,ht."

PL£DG ID: Donna Barnett. llCbonville, Fla .; M.rtha Hunte r Bell, Norfolk! V •. ; Mol y BI.ckburn, Winston Salem: Gladys Cottre I , Red B.nk N.J.; Lo uise Dodson, Mi ami, Fla.: Kath erine L. Finney, Baltimore, Md : Charmian Gr iffen , Washington D C .: Randle Hudson:. T.rboro; Roberta H uffm.n, Mor,a nton ; Ann H uske , rayettnille ' Betsy Tom Lawrence, Barb.ra Smith, Jane Po in ter. Raleigh : Jean Marie Lnler. St. Pete rs b urg , Pia .; El izabeth M ya tt , M .ry Goode N ufer , K.therine Ro),all, Goldsboro; V i rS in ia L. N.sh, Je an Roberts , Durh am: Laura Woodside Roe. WilmlDJton; H a rr iet Sipp le. Orl ndo. Pia .: Mary Glen Sla ter, Wilson: Henrietta Thorp, Roclr:y Mount: Ann Well., MilIed,evllle, GI.: and Sarah Woodhull, Bethlehem , Pa. H IlliN BAIN as

NORTH CAROLINA BETA- DUKE UNIVERSITY

Chartered, 19H

The members of North Carolina B returne d to Duke this tall with • new l y decorated chlpter room a ai t ing them and ifs lovely!

The ch.pte r plans to he .ctive in .11 phases o f campus life this ye ar due to the many honors o n last .pring. Polly Wte din as tapped into Wb i te Ouchy, the hi,hes t hon o r • coed can rQ,: eive, as well u beiDI elected Vice P resident of the WodIao's Student Governmen t Associa t io n J aoe Chivers .nd J.net Botkin ere elected t o Sand.ls. hon orary sopho m ore orsaniution Nanq M.II elwed Coed Editor of the CbffJlIUI" the colle,e ne p.per and Mary Brinkm.n Ind Kil ty Cassels ere chosen as members of the Freshm n Advis ory Counci l. Represent i nl the ch.pter in the Ma y Cou rt were A udr t')' B asho re, Becley T oms , and Margltct Ta ylor, who were chosen for outstanding activities as ell as beauty. North Carolina Beta i. particularly proud of M argltct T.ylor who was awarded the Amy Burnh.m Onken .ward for her outstand i n, work in Ph i Beta Ph i.

The chl pte r was .Iso a warded the .6. • P A Cup ror the best group and i ndi"idu 1 p.rticipalion in athle t ics on t he Woman's Ca mpus Everr dormitory .nd sorority entered and were judged to the number 01 Individu.1s particiP2tin, io each sport With added pointJ in Ihe event th.t "'00. ane Korllesay , president, has pl. ced special emphasis on JC olarship and participation in .cti"ities on c.mpus. Each .ctive i. requited to take p.rt in al least one major acti"ity during the fear and each pledge must parti cipate in two An alumnr club ., or.s:anized last spring in Durham and with the i r help and backm, North Carolina B is lookina forwud to • , rand year

JUUA PINNIX

SoUTH CAROUNA ALPHA- UNI VERS ITY OF SoUTH CAROLINA

Chartered, 1931

Pled,e Oa" October 17, 1947

l NITJATm, M.y 12, 1947: Carolyn Affeld : Rock Hill , S .C. : J.n e Barna, North Auaust., S.C.: pegy C.in, Los An,cles. Cali/.: Jo yce Hayes, l.ai::e View, S.c.: Jacqueline J oboson, Hartn"ilCe S .C. The fait terTll &ot off to • lrand start whee the chapter

moved into house " ' hlCh was o fl,lDany occupied by the presidc:n t of UD iursity All the: membe:rs of the: Fratrmity put on jeans and let to work c1eeina Ind paintin, the boule' to m.ke it more: comfortable acd li.etble F inall., the job was compl eted .nd the has bcm excittd bec.use t.bcT were of two f,.tt-rnitin on CalDpuJ which receiTcd pumiuion t o liyc in ill owo housc

On Octobe r 11 Carollnl celebuted Homecomi na with the Furman·South Carol ina rootblll p'me. South Carolina A ex· hibited I dec oration in competition with rraternitln to the effect th t "Caro lina Can Can Furmln "-5 b owln' two can cln ,iris workin, over. stove trying to "cao" the OPpGIlnc ' 11 • Id 0/

South ohna A IS III mamtatnlD4 III a custom the student body with mont h 1, Sundl, ev-cnina: drop·ins.

Pi Ikta Phi was h app., t o heir .nnouncement that its vice·president, Joyce Ha yti, was elccttd to • 8 K. Eleano r H o elJ was named Busi ncss Man ilCt or Ca.ro\ina Review ,

Lltua'l' Maanioe. We h.ve two drum mlJorettes in our midst-Joyce Hayes h.avin, ;u.at been bead majorette A new IIdio sutlon hu heeD opml:d on the CatDf.'US. It has an eiaht hoU!. a-dI , schedule durina: wb lch it will ou t ·of·towo ,1lDCS and make: importaot IChaol announcements. Durin, rush week the chap ter had ei&ht rou t ine parttcS and three pref'erentialJ. for the first time io the histol"J of South Carolinl A chapter held all the prduentials in its own A small room IUch as the has alwars had until th is year has neceslitated putiet in homn of mem· ben who LD town. Pi 8c1:a Phi house is a duplex shared with A .6. n. Eve". Sunda., niaht axmbc.ra of both partkip.te in a candlcliKht senicc sponsored alteroatd:r b y two. PUCCIO : ;f;{a". Arberr Estil, Mary Oyr , Muine Todd, Greenwood ' Vir,inia Edmund, Charleston ' Maril)'D Mc· Cormick, Mountllo Liku, N J, : Lou ise Wri&ht. Cheraw. JACKt. JOHNSON

Tht high/ithl 01 Miu Onk,n's fliJil 10 Norlh Cllrolinll B WaJ {# banquel h,U in ha1lqll,t hall 01 th, Jludenl union. R ,prtse1llaliflts Irom all Ih, Jororitin and Irattrni/itS pllll Ih, Pi B,la Phil w,,, prntlli. MiJJ Ont'1I gav'"11 inl'''lling talk 011 Ih, flallI' of inl,,·sororillll11d I ral" nil1 "Ialions. T hir wa.s th , firll Ittlhering of ilJ kind b,ld on Dd, rampul.

DELTA PROVINCE

MICHIGAN ALPHA-HILLSDALE

1887

Plcdae Day, Deember 6, 1947

Our Barb.,a Delta Conference in Indi.n.polia the chapter an inspirin, report of the events hich took place at co nference

A formal tea, introducin, our new houumother to the Cl mpus, was September 28. lid. in formals reception lioe and the bou.sc, newly decor.ted and adorned with tea a lovd, success Hocnccominc ,.,as a ,a" affair with the: traditional football ,ame, house Ind for the alumnus. A formal d ance "'as held In the Apin th is year our ch.pter is in sports, dram.tics, an and other campus activities.

Plans for fall rushin, WI' Deferred rushin, is bein, used on th is campus for the first time Blrb.ra Bou.Ib ner WIS president of tbe Panhellenic Council o n thIS campUl.

MA.ajo WaIDLU

MICHIGAN BETA-UN IVERSIlY OF MICHIGAN

1888

Pled,e Day, february 27 or 28 members of Michi,an B returned tn Universitr of Mi chi«an September 22 IQd no aoaner had classes the footban seuon JOt under way. To VUltiog PI Beta Ph is aad campul friends. Michi,an B held open house the majority of home cames open houses b, the chapt:« and Visitors alike

HomecomlD, was held October 2l and Pi Betl Phi ' s d is pia, was result of careful plannln, and hard work. members of the chapter enjo yed KCin& the man, Michi,lO B .lwnn2 who rrturntd to Ann Arbor (or the week.end chapter mjo,ed a "i.it from Delta ProviDcc' Presi. Mrs !knjamin C. Lewis, in November Ball wu hdd November 21 in Intramural BUlldlD, chapter "n', proud of Sh irley Smith who acted IS usiltaot chairman for the lhlJ. Precedina the dance I dinner :was ,iven in chapter house for the members and escOrts.

The mrmhcn of Mi c hi,an B held a

8. The fathers were enterUined It the Mi chigan· Ind iana lame and at • party ,iven in tbeir henot Saturda, evenin, The 5CCond 800r of the chapter house WI, tlUDed OTer to the Calhen for the eek·end.

Two additional h i, hli,hts of the social calendar weft the Halloween and Christmas parties liven by the chapter. The H llo etn party October }1 was • "turn about" party with the members of the chapter calling lor their (Korts, and presentin, them with cOlSaan. Each lid and her escort dressed IS • combination, such lilt and pepper, and I prizt WIS awarded to the couple with the best costumes. Entertainment consisted of • scavenlct hunl, dlncin,. and refreshments. CYNTHIA Cons

MICHIGAN GAMMA-MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE

Chartered February, 194'

PlcdJc Day. MI., 6, 1947 Ind May 28. 1947

INITIATED, May 17. 1947 : M.ry Gr.vius, Toledo. Ohio; Donn. Gillard, Lou Ann Alp<:na ;jean Hes Ellen Ude Dc1:rcit; M.ry Jean Mac Micken. Gran R ,plds: Yvonne ViYes. Garden City.

On September 23 , Michigan r returned to the campus of Michi,an St.te College to find th.t the alumnI!: had spent another busy summer. A spinet piano had bHn added to the Ii.ing room, also two new ch.irs and many minor imprO\lements.

AI.in this year the enrollment has in creased from 12.000 to 19/ 000. A new class room building. boys' donnitory. ,itls' donnltory and new bome man.,emef;lt. hOUKS h.ve been built plus numerous pre· fabricated buddlngs set up on the othu aide of the Red Cedar River (or crass room •. Thla the seniors II well IS the freshm.n are confused as to here their clu, rooms are.

Last sprin, IT B <to was Irtatlr honored .t the M.y Momin, Sin,. At this ceremon y S. Iy D immers wu chosen for Motor Bo.rd and Lou Ann Woelk a nd D i anne Young for Tower Guard, the sophomore women', honorary Mjchipn r wlS/foud of its Kho last i c averl&e of 1.7 for sprin, tum. Secon place went to X Q with , 1.6 ,ven,e.

The traditional summer bulletin of Micbi,an r was yery cleverly .nd mailed to its memben by Sue Craft

The lint bll job "Of the yelt was to decorat e for the bome· comin&. ,ame with Jo State. the third Saturday of the term. Much of the remainina time of fall term was spent in informal rushing to fill a few vacancies made by members araduatin,. Formal tushin. begins in January.

PLEDGED: Pat Tilden. Ollnne Younl. Nancy Huff Detroit SUZANNa WILSON

INDIANA ALPHA-FRANKLIN COLLEGE

Chartered. 1888

Pledse Day, September 27, 1947

INln AT!D, 20, 1947: Ann Donagb. I ndianapolis; Annette Havens, Columbus; Mary Ann Herri na:. St. Louis Mo.; Betty Moore. Ft Sam Houston, Tex.; Ann Williams, Peru; M a rtha jane Dun,an. Martha }(jrklin. Ruth Kirklin , Ann Norman, janet Stainbrook. Virginia Tillotso n. Norml jean WilJon. Franklin. In i tiation .as held September 20 at the home of Mo Lerey Cooke. After the ceremony the active chapter attended • luncheon .t the Glbsoo Restaurant.

PledB in, took place at the home of Mn Leroy Cooke, September 27. A pledge lun chec n as scrved after the ceremonl Later in the "cning the annual cooley·shine u held .t Fnnklin Country Club. An ioterestinJ talk .as liven by M iu Harriett Palmer of Fnnldin. a charter member of IndiaDa A She talked about Pi Beta Phi io its elllT. days. T o awards were given. One wa. ,iven to Ann Williams. who reai yed the diam ond recol'litJon pin (or hnin& the hilbest avenae among the pledaes the precediDj: year, and the other to EIIM Spencer. ...ho rKeiyed the Emma lola., Bllrton aWlld Biven to the senior most ouulaodinl in the humanities.

Alter the cooky·shine the new pledse:s ert dressed In white form.1s Ind held arm bouquets of red roKS for the annual bouse whicb took place in the dormitory. Due to the delared openin, o ( coIJqe this rut. there have not breD too many ani Titles IS yd Howner. exchan&e dinners haYe been planned with tbe nriow fraternities on campus. Also. there has bee:n planned in Na.anbu a bay. ride and .iener roast.

PL!DCm : janet Chappell. Fort Wa,ne; Nancy G.nt, Betty Hempbill, Laurel I....anoo. Ruth Ellen Paync. Marjorie aap. dale. Janet Sheek. Franklin: BeTerl, McCliDtKk. Patricia Russelr. Phyllis PLidriclc. Indianapoli.; Jacqueline PHrJOD, Nf:W' Albany i Barbara Terman. GrC'CowOoa; Norma Wl.lrid:. She1doo. 1lI .; Bam..,.. Williams. OaoTilIe. E.1..sA NauGH SAw,u

* INDIANA BETA-INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Chartered. 1893

PJedae Day, September 2,. 1947

Indiana B has had a full social calendar this fall. An open house was held after the IOnual h o mecoming game Exch.nge dinners were held with .6. T, 8 e n, Acacia. A X A' and'" K + In November, • .b. 9 ioined the Indiana B' ; In • d.nce.

The chapter memben be,an t a king part in campus activities earlr in the semester. Pat Stapleton. LaVonne Mannfeld and Ph, lis Templeton were initiated into Tophcts. the Sophcimore honorary,. Barbara Sinaleton and Dorothy JDglis were pled&:ed to Oceanldes.

A tea for the alumnI!: held at the chapter house Th i, fall IrouP lave. display of paper goods nne of Its proJects.

In November, the chapter ,ave its pledse dance for the new' pled,es.

PLBDGID : Beverley Dobson Bloominaton; Norma Frazier Patu, HI.: Barbara Hayes. Washington; Betty McComb Fort W.yne; Joan Maddox, Hartford City; Suzette Micheli and Ruphene Snider. Ind ianapo l is.

WILUAW.

INDIANA GAMMA- BUTLER UNIVERSITY

Chartered 1867

PledBe O.y, September 19. 1947

IN.I TlAT1!J? October ,. 1947: Marilyn Bowman. Sharon Colim•• Shuley Rae Evans Joan ShepJulfd Beverly MUlSaw ir Martha Rankin. Alice Robertson, Matian'ne Shafer, Barbara Barbara •• Nancy Spencer, Jane MorBan, M.nlyn Wflght , IndlanapoUS i Mat,ot Ann J-farrisoD Mat. toon, III.; Nanette Newlin, Robinson. Ill.; Mary Jo Peatce Chica,o. III.; Barbar. Wi! i•• Port W.yne, • Indian. r proudly boasts of fifty years of service on Butler University campus. The active chapter and a lumnI: of Indiana I' weu honored to have two of the foundera Ethel Curryer and Emily M. Helmin.&. and our National President Amy Burnham Onken at our Golden AnniYeraary. ' qctober '. a memorable day in the lives of aU new !nltlates, concluded our gah celebra tion. We ere more than by the initiation given so thrillinB by Amy Burnham

The AlumnI: Club elcomed us back to Butler this rail wltb • re ·decorated home. The decorations were in true Pi Bet. Ph! wiDe and .i1ver blue.

October 19 open house was held to introduce the p1edcu to the sororities and fratemities on campus. The SOCial calend.r has bHn filled with cubanle dinners. open bouKS and dances The annual pledle bam dance was held the first weekend iD Noyembcr. H ouse decorations, lIoau and open house WCfe all prttcntations of homecoming at Butler

Miss lren. Sims, prlsiJ,nl o/lndillllA Gil"'''''' of Pi B,IA Phi AI B_II" UlliflffSil1, Ih, I,. 0/ h" "JIII,It_Mr. Roy C. Sims, h" falher, AS Ihey all,lId Ih. chllpu'" s allllll,,1 /IIlhn..JIIlIlhur Jilllin. i" MitJ. App,oxi",IIuJ, '0 0/ ill Ih, Adlll' g,ollP 1I111"Jed Ih, Irllliili ona l .11Ii, Ii."" ill hOI/s-. A slll,,1 by pl,d"S WII.1 " /"1111'. oj Ih. p'0l'am.

PJJUlA

At the activity last spnn, Ann Gill ' -as .,dtd the activi t y cup (or ouulandinc Icdvitin on ampus. Patricia Bond WI. awarded the ICtlyity bracelet lor the year . The Khollnhi p tin, was praented to Shirley Loucks (or the h i,hnt KholUtic record fOI 1946-47. The outstandina Im io r liri, 8rtty Beck, W'as prckftted the rio, for the yeat.

Four .ills ue: otI the fruhmao bonor roll Ind ,is _erc made ell&ible (Ot the sophomore _omens ' booorl.t)', Spun

PLEDGED: Bubar. Archer, jeaa Blatt, June Bird , Iktt,

school stutcd Twenty-&re aeti"'H and Ilcdcu came blck (or this FaU rusb pb ol t details. an decoratIons rte worked out aDd /DaD, odCl jobs: were completed. A bufl'ct nuh party (or town f "rls clim.aud the: fOut da, .dnnture Evuyone had • 1110 t iIM

We have: man y acti. it ies in t he house this J c a t. Sail, Ann Hammood wu as pusiden t of Gold Peppers, ;U.D..ior women .runty boaOBry Suunoe Pinch, Uicille BrodciOC and NlOCY Kelwr were capped Gold Pq>pn Lu cille Broekio, Ind Nancy KefKy were Mortar Board.

AI Ih, annllal Geneva SI"nU hlU in lal. Jprh" and JponJortd ;ointly b,lh, 8ulltr UnivlrJit, cltmpIIJ chapltrJ 0 / Ih, Y.M.C.A. ana Y.W.C .A ., m,mbers 0/ Ih, Intliana r chapter 0/ Pi 8"a Phi prunlud II Jiit enlill,d "Un der Cover " Th. Jlllnl ronJ;sI,d 0/ Jin,inl, tianri", and com ed, aUs baud on ","iollJ hoo1J, tnlarg,d rep,oduclions 0/ whirh apptartd in Ih, Hen",. Th. JlllnlJ are given tach lta, 10 ,aiu funds 10 und SINdtnl d eltgallJ 10 Ihe tt y" IlImm" con/ntnctl alui, Genl"", Wirconsi". P.4rh Cllmplll lo,o,il, and /ral"ni'1 tnl"J a JIII1II in Ih, ptrformanu.

aladu Dona Dean Pem Edwards. aarbara Ellio tt. Jean f iele. Harr iet F is her. B.rbara 1r'&erlOl, Barbara JWllcraus Jane Ann Kelly. Patricia KOUItI, Barbara Kidd, BettY Ann Lew is , Doroth y kwis , Ruth ReN. Ruth Ann Thomu, Joan Tu clr: er. Jud , Welch. JOUI W'eUinl. Indian.polis; Eillabt-th Austi n M.rac lba, f'ort Wa ) H: Jand Bassett Kokomo ; Iud, Beeson Craw(ordnitte' Marpret Ounkclbera Pelr:in, II.: Mal')' Marilyn Kender Wheclinc. W.Va.; M.w. L«, LeD.non; Jane Lockwood Poseyville; Jane Schnell, Evansville PHYWS AU GUSnN

INDIANA DELTA- PURDUE UNIVERSITY

Chartered Janua,., 1 1921 Pled&e Oa, October , 19047

Indi.na .1 has set its la-II hiCh for the comi"" ye.r Our guide i. "cooprntion with e.ch other. coruideratioa (or euh other. and cnthuuum! We SUttt1l workinl 011 this b, h.vinl a work pla, ltIIion from AIl.IUJt 27 to 11 before

Lucille Brockin, "'AI IS treAlurer of Mortar Board , Elizabeth' H olden WIS chos.eu AI newt o( the Exponent. daily campw ncw.".pn. Carol Kenned, WIS dectcd vice-presiden t of the Panhellenk council .nd was in charle of aU rush actiYitie:s oa campul. N.ne)' Kdsey and Mar i.n Ch.tham a.rc senior executive and junior executi.e respectivel , o f the Act ivities Bure.u. Salll Ann Hammond WIS elected to repreKnt senior Home Economics students on Student .nd Ma" K. Caudell to represent junior Home &0. nOOlln .tudcnll. M." K. WIS .110 chosen as a junior eucutive of the Student Pledle M'lJ unler w.a elected as .ecretal'}' o( the Associ.ted Women Students. Lucille Brockin, "" arded the Danforth ard (o r the outstandinc junior in the Home EconomiCi Khool. Elizabeth Holden "'U choKn IS ed itor o( 0 N. IIItiona) Home Ecoaomlc. honora,), and Lucille Broe:lr: ina "as sc.le<kd AI

S.II, R,ch wu chosen as a cheer leader. Pledle Jean Williams il on the 'Women ' a Athletic Auoci.tion couacil.

Inltad o( the UlUa! trade partin. we are boldin, (or four (raternitl e' each month.

Ind ian aummer WII theme o( Out ruth thll fall with

costumes , deco rati on , a nd e ntertainment ca rry in, ou t t he i dea The result was :

PUOO£D : M a,--dalene BiJtlli. I ndi an apo lis: Doroth y Kotri c b III .: Betty Luellen Castle; Mary FrUKes Mulh,.n. East Cbic aS o: Phrll is Plaster J o an Rud o leh , Crown Point ; Newell ltider, Oak Park , III .; Carita Sad er Indianapol is : Stiver, Go\ben ; AnD Rit chie, West Larayttte MA1Y K. CAUDELL

INDIANA EpSILON- DEPAUW UNIVERSITY

Chartered. 1942

Pledle Da y, September 2 6 , 1947

Jndiana E members rrlumed to DePauw September 16 , fo r its second year in the new bowe Onr the sum mer the yud WI1 landscaped and further re model i ng do n e o n the house The chapter is very jroud of its home, whi c h is over a hundred years o ld. an WIS once the residen ce o f a DePauw president

The chapter started its sixth r ur on campus w ith a very successful rushing season, pledr lng twenty·two g i rls

The first all campus evmt 0 the school year was a Field Day ith a dance in the evening. Varinu5 co ntests were held and the dimn: 'Was a greased piS c hue with the lu ck.l winner keeping the piS. The m ain events fututed at Fiel Day were dunking for apples , a pie eating contes t , a su itcase nce. an egg throwlng contest, and a male best looking legs contest

Indiana E's social calendar was very crnwded this fall. With the return of the fratern it ies and an increased enroll· ment, eve,.,. weekend was full Elchange dinners Old Gold Da y, the annual pledge dan ce held November 1 football games, and other social events kept the chapter busy when books and lessons 'Weren't the o rder of the day.

The highlight of the fall seuon came when Miss Onken

MISSOURI

VIs ited the ch apt er fo r l un c h, October 6. Mi ss Onken stopped i n Grun c utle a fter he lp Ing Ind i lna r celeb ra te its fiftieth snnivetSsry

At the ICholarsbip banquet lut sprin, Peg Ward was a warded the scholanhip ring for the b igfint act ive average for the preced ing )ear. Ann Green made the greatest im· provement in grades the preceding semester, and her name was engraved o n the scholarship plaque. At the initiation banquet 1.oan Boe.man was selected as the best pledge of the l ear, wh Ile Sue Oay was the pledge w ith the h ighest scbolasti c avenge and wu li-nn a ring to wear for a r ear.

Barbara BeU is presidtot o f Panhellenic, Ma,., Lane Hubbell ho lds the pres idency of M E, and Christme Bro wn the tr e nurer of that organiution thil year.

Jo ie Lobnin: Ind Tavia Thorwaldson were elKted members of the board gonrnina the women ItUdents of the campus. Sue O'Donley and Jeanne Elsey were selected to positions on the Y W.C.A. Board

Mary Beth Simmons is the business manager of the year boo k and Jean Soitow the business manager of the DePau'W newspaper Lo is Shay is circulat ion manaler and Tavia Thorwaldson is advertising manlier of the campul humor magazine. Virlinia Auble Kntupple held the lead In the Outer Du production of "Ten little Indians" last spring. Hmrittta Krcilek was chosen Sweetheart of t X.

PLEDGEO : Louise Alston Ham i lton Ohio: Betsy Barth. Carol Holliday Mary RObinson Maril yn Wiegan. Indian· apolis: N a ncy Bartol. Ma,.,. MacKenzie. South Bend: Wanda Beebe. Munde : B.rbara Bramerl Evanston III.; Sally Conley, Ba.ltimore, Md.; Peggv Edminster, Washington. D.C.: 10 Ann Givens, Columbus; -Ellen Harney, Peoria, III.: Mary tee Hi c km a n. Grun castle: Margerv McDaniel. Crawfords. ville: Patricia Oti" Dee Rider, Glen E!IJn. Ill.: Eleanor Ott, Maril,n Ott Port Washingt on, N.Y.; Pauline Rich Decatur, Ill.; Ga il Wagner. Riverside, III.; Joan Wyandt' Chicago, III. TAVJA THOk'IIVALDSON •

E PSI LON PROVIN CE

ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

Chartered. 1899

Pledge Day, September 14.1947

INITJIIT"ED September 9. 1947 : Susie losch Omaha. Marilm Columbia, Mo : Nancy Senter. Klnsas Cit y, Mo ; Barbara Jones St. Louis Mo.: Sue Middleton, Clarlu· ville, Mo.; Betty Sherry. little Rock, Ark.; June I.egg, Huntington. W.Va.

Rush week. which started SeptembC"r II, saw 287 transfer ttirls going through. It closed September 14 and that day the fraternity men were at the house to welcome the new pl«l nat night the pledges were entertained by the active chap· ter with a cooky-shine which helped to make them feel verY much at home. The nelt week was taken up with blind dates (or the new pledges in order thit the new members of both fratemitieJ and sororities could lIet acquainted.

Last sprlnlj: Mary Helm Sheppard. Mi"ouri A President was Maid of Honor to the Sweetheart of t X at their spring formal May 25. At graduation exercises in June Betty Ann Hebeler WII notified that she had been elected to 4> B K, National Honora!,}, Fraternity. Corinne Chandler 'Was chosen Dream Girl of II K A at the IT K A spring forma.!, and Jeanne Forney was chosen as P.nhellenic Queen. Jan Jeans was chosen to be the society editor of the campus newspaper for this school ,eu.

October' saw the beginning of Freshman Rush which ends October 12. There are 2n of these girls Itning through under the new deferred rushing system and Missouri A is eagerly awaiting its outcome.

PLEDGIID: Marilyn Co1!lns. Hazelhurst, Ca.: Ann Dibble Detroit. Mich.: Frances Ellino Pensacola. Fla.: Barbara Havnes, Shirles Morris, Shirlet Newcomer, Kansas City; Sally Jamieson. Joplin; Sue Kel y. little Rock. Ark.: Nancy Locke, Mary Lou Torrence. Mexico; Ann McCan, Tenn.: Carolyn Miller. Columbia: Annette Peter, Elizabeth Ricker Orlando. Fla. : Ma,.,.. Jane Scottm, Barbara Ann Smith, Sedalia: Phyllis Streit, Boone . Iowa: Charlaine Tweedie, Jefferson City. GIINI!LLI! MAkTlN

MIssOURI BETA-WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1907

Pledge Day, September 22, 1947

INlnATlO March 23. 1947 : Cathy Altepeter Jane Bei,· barth Margaret Cox, Nancy Fath. Dolores Jean McElwee. Nanette Meirr, aarbara Milia" MarJorie Rit·

ter. Iktt v Stake. St. Louis: Nano Baber, Kansas. Ill.: Frances Furbringer. Grice Marie Hdl, Memtlhis, Tenn.: Marguer ite Rice. little Rl'ck, Ark. : Sallie Lee Rogers. Craw· fordsville. Ind : Gail Willbund Chester. III rl'IlTIATIiO 19, 1947: Becker. Ariel! Nehnn. Marianna Sinz, Barba ra Smith. SalIy Zumwinkel. SI. Louis. Spirit in everY sense of the ord hIS returned to the Wash. ington Univers ity campus with a tremendous bang. Preshman beanies. courts, mixers , football g&rots, paradts and bon· fires all definite1.- new and helped to start Wash. In,v:ton University's fall semester with much enthusiasm. Missouri B eaually spirited. brousht home a wonderful pledge class and wuted no time In introducing the new pledges to the campus fraternities. Opening the Pi Phi Debut wu a scnen2er hunt and buffet dinner at the home of Eileen Selle. This WIS followed by the pledge dance aiven in the Woman's Building and it was a huge success!'

Many honors within the chapter have accummulated since the lut Akllow. Most imoortant in this line is the Scholar. ship Cup This malees .the third our chapter hu been first In Pan hellenIc scholarshIp and e are striving desperattly to make this Cup a permanent one. we have llso scored hip:h with Martha Dunbar the Province Amy B. Onken Award winner. Dottie Ashbaugh Johns WIS e1med to • II K.

Mortar Boud laoced Nano Baber, Treasurer: Pegn tusthndl a'.'d Helm MeGavun. T n new Pi Beta Phi members nf Temlon are ¥a.t)' Moore and. Virainia RodriQuez. Freshmm CommIssIon claIms Dee Krel,ltshauser president· Marjorie Ritter, Grete Rice, and Betty Stake • Mary Anne Moore succeeded Helen MeGavean as new Editor of Eli ot Vir,ltinia Rodriqun was elected Co·Chairman of the Student Senate, a most import ani office. Ginny also had one of the leads alonll' with Marilvn in the late ThylSUS pro. duction. "L.dies in Retirement."

Missouri II score again with the popular ,.ote Beverlv Lueden Weihe, Engineer's Oueen: Mary \ylederho!dt, Hatchet Maid and Maid to the Sweetheart of SIgma ChI: Peggy McElwee. Swerlheart of Sigma Chi· Eleanor Bradley, Beaux Arts maid. • Missouri B voted to continue supporting the French of1)ban boy have started makinJ plan. for a new Altruistic Chap. ter proJect.

Betty Cooper, GeorJia Dunbar Btbe Elleard, EdIth Jane LoYdl. Betty Moore, Virll'inia ,vIrgInIa Redduh. J()anne Reynnlds, Janet Schubert. Betty Stro1:Jd. Betty TraCJ, Mary Sue Weln. rI ch •. SI. OllIS: Pe.ltlf' ChlldruI, Centralia. III.: Jean McConnldc: , Decatur, II .: Marjorie McNamara Streetor JII FrlDces Newport, Malden, Mo. CoNSTANQ ALD.JCH .•

MISSOURI GAMMA-DRURY COLLEGE

Charttred. 19Iot Plcdl c 01,. September 20, 191 7

INmArro. September 6 , 1947: Bobbi Prater, Prances Clay. tonRush wcek opened Septembtr 7 with tIJ.c Pan hellenic .nd open hoUit. The follo ,o& week the PI Ikta PbIS had two vtry successful parties-tbe traditi onal S. S Arrow cruise and I Southern Pllnution Party: Rush _celt closed September 12 and $cptember n r its bids by serenadinl at thel': respect,lYe homn with "Runembe.r the PI Phi Anow Thlrtccn BUIs were presented with iD"ituions. ribbon., a nd cor•• SH.

Lut Jtar the Pi Beta Phis on Drury campus the hODOr of winnina the Plnhelleni. scholauhlp cup for being the $Orarity ilh t he hi,hest for the, y elr-2.S1. With this to blck th em up, MIssouri r IS st ressmg scholar,hip In an effort to win the cup again th is year. Mond., ni,ht after active meding. the pledges and Irons dinner tQ&cthe r IDd a lOCid hour. On Wednes· days. the plcdaes and .pl cd,e mothers lun c h together to pfO'Jide a croser relati onshi p and an opportun ity to know the plte!ge mothers better , M ary Helen Barrett , chapter president. is Iho president of otury Lane T roupers. dramat ica organ intion. Ind Red Pcp· ""n. Ann tusk. chapter treasurer, II secret.ary o f Red es and s«rctary of 1:. A I. h ono rary musIC fra· tern ity, at Foster. chapter vice·president. is a member o f the Willacc Hall house council. and Bet.y Anderso n ia a member of B B B. nati onal honorary bioloJical futern ity

October J1, Halloween , a bunkin, party was beld at the summer home of one of the mcmben at Rockaw ay Beach. This WIS a celebration and hooor party fo r the new pledges

PLitlGED: Ann Angle. Carol Barrrtt Carol,n Compton, Ann udett, Jane Lusk. J osep h ine DeCloud, Catherine johnson , Betty j o Farn ham}. ,Sue Morton , Catherine Stone Maraer y Long. RiICJ AnD Rosemary Fellin. PATSY MACK.

KENTUCKY ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF LOUISV I LLE

Chartered, October, 192'

INInATBl Ma rc b n 19-4 7: jean Ath erton. Jean C aldwe ll. Ann Ca rter: Enl)'o Ellis, Mar,a re tta Emch, Natalie Farwell. Martha Fowler, Marian H ome Ma ry Lou Koc h. Marg aret Laudcrmill j oy Neurath. Loui"iIJe. With thc inc reuing importance of student goy emment at the Univcnity o f Louisville, Kentucky A was indeed proud to h ay e two of its memben elected to the Student Council and the All Un iversi:r Council rcspcctiyely. They are Janc Northe n and urol H a Iida y Mary Stulrt WIS made editor of the C.,J;1I4J, the IChool newsr,aper and is doin, a line job

Last sprin, the Fathcr ' , Cub becamc vc ry active Tbey belped r(pair things and monCJ to han t he inside of the bouse pa i nted W itb sucb a fine start the chaplc: de· cidtd to redecorate the house. New venetian b l inds were purchased and new .lIp COYcrs and draperies made Earl, in Ma, the University sponsored a Pan-American oaou at whi ch cycry or,anization had a booth. Kentucky A's booth was a succcss for they ralBed off a Cocker Spaniel PUPPf. Also in Ma, the cbaptc.l had a put)' with. I[ T. which hid lust b«o chlrtered on campus.

On june 14 a banquet WII held for the .raduating s e niors and tbe Alumne Club, the of whic h was to better acquaint th e DCW araduates With t he alumne and to &d: them interuted in becoming actiYe member. of the AlumnJC Club. Thc baoquet WII followed b, the Sen io r Farewcll arernon,. The wcek after exams the chapter to camp on the Kentucky Rinr where each , car all the Greeks on campus rent cab i ns for a wcek of bi1u-ity. tD spite of the dismal weather the trip wu a lreat IUCCCSS.

Durin&: the summer Kcnt\lCq A bad informal meet:iD&J twice a montb. and in J uly Setty Alford p"c a alumbe:r party for the chapter at her Iod&;e. AU the ,iris enjoyed the bamburgers and potato lad which Anne Scholtz (lid prepared. The surprise of the "enina w the annOUOCCl:Dent of two Pi Beta Phi's en,a,cments.

Ea ch ynr the Uoiyenir, spoosors a lead ersh ip camp where student problems arc ironed out and tlans &It made fo r the coming ,Clr. Th is ,car the leldcrs 0 III ol'Janiaations were inyiUd to spend the weekend at a YWCA camp in lod iana

The Pi Beta Phi'a had sis represcntatins. JAN. AsHTON

TENNESSEE ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF CHATTANOOGA

Chartered. 192J

Plcda:e oa,. Octobu 10. 1"'7

INrnATID. Octobu ., 1947: Mutha Brooks, Doris DukiIU ,

Mary Margaret Ha i le Mary jleoway, and Alm a Ruth Riddle, In A UJUst the Pi Beta Phil had a house party at Oococ. In spite of spendinJ most of the time .unnin..a and swimming , thcre was much dlscuuioD of the coming fall term and the rush parties

The Uninnity be,an its winter session September 23. The thref weeka of rushing beun Septcmber 22 with a tea hos ted by thc five women', rrlte ri\ititl on thc campus. Dur in tush· ing each women's fraternity WIS allowed on e o ff ·campus and one on-campus party and a preferential party (bein, intro· duccd for the first time)

The Pi Beta Phi off,clnll?Us p arty was given in the base · men t o f the Amtr in n Legi on building in the outskirts of Chattanooga, Thc theme was " Pt omai ne Tave rn " Tw o ,kits and .everal song and dance numbers served as a 8 00 r show, There WII ncver a dull moment for between the act. of th c floor show the tu.hees en jO)'ed read ing the signs posted around the lIs. h.vins their (ortunes t ol d by • Ir: Psy (_ Pi Beu Phi), Ind having thcir taken by H orace thc wanderin, photo,rlpher." .

The on<lnlpus party was "Pi Phi Candrland." This idea was taken from the dana gi"en last spring and som e of thc dKoruions used at the dance were used l8ain. The chapter house WII decorated in red and white crepe paper wi!h I"re red and white striped candy st icka sta nd ing a round thc wa Is An awnin, WIS placed over the d oo r supported b, cand, sticka. As thc rushea came through the door the actives. pledges, and alumnz stood in a doublc l i ne ai nging and Ireding them The main .k it used WII the " Varg a Gir l Calendar" with Pi Beta Ph is representing each month of thc Jear, Original pocms were also read about eac h rushee and banana splits ere served IS rcfrnhments A song lcarnfd at confe rence Is Goln, Pi Phi" WIS suna in the circle a t the close of the party .

The preferential party was held October 9 and pled,inl October 10 Pled,ing as in the evenin3 this ,car duc to the fact Ih.t t.h e Dean's WII occup,icd on the day that had been prcvlouslf uldc for pled,lng. After the pledgin, ceremon y, a mldmgh t .upper was g l'fen fo r the new pledges.

D ot Bradl", the chap ter president. was among thc fiye sponsors which rer.rcscn ted the UC football team at the open· ing lame this tal , Tenncssee A WII especiall, ho n ored whcn Martha Brooks, chosen by the football ttlm, and Dot F leniken. chosen b., the alternate captain, lCt't'cd as sponsors for the team during the second .$:ame of the rclt.

Evcry fourth Monday In thc montb the chapter plaru to entertain o ne of t he fin fraternities on the campus at the reg u l ar Monda, night supper. Thesc informa l p a rties beaan OCtober 20 when the chaptcr entena ined the Theta diis. ThHC wer e p la nne d to maintain aood relat io nship between the frat er n ities and the s oro t iti ea

JANIl TOLLEY

T ENNESSEE BETA-VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

Chartered. September 9, 194 0 Plte!ge o l.y , Septemhcr 20, 1947

INmATID. October 10, 1947 : R ita Cain , Doroth y Porter. Nashyille , Vanderbilt Un inrsi ty has th is faU the largest enrollment in ita historr-:-J'OO 5t\JclenlJ--and about 170 g i rls went th rough rush ina. Under the new quota system which has been i nlti · tutte!, eighty per cent of the campus women arc Ci)luidcrcd frate r nity matcrial and the limit on csch !t roup WII set at sixty-three. Completed in ti me £Or the fall term were t'W o nrtf dormitories. the begionint of a oew quadran, lc. The c h apt er was very h appy this {car with a nnt' house mother. Mrs. A ddie Berry Cannon 0 Leitch6cld K,., and to 'Wel· come back to Khool after IC'VCral terms absence Sara O. T odd. Mary FnncCl Grtcn, and Edna Ha iley

The nieht of 20 th e ch.pter new pledaa at a "cooq.-shine." aod the Cff of the "Ole Miss" Bame a spcn d·the -nllht p arty wu held at the chapter house . October 19 Tennessee B herd it. annual ope n housc for th e parents faculty, and fraternit, men 10 order to introd uce tho r.ledaes It followed br dan cing.

E cctea to Lotw Eakesl sophomore orlanization frr out· sta nd ing women were Enul, Manchester and Patricia jones, c1caed to Athen i ans honorary iunior o rjlaniuti o n were Mary Pride jones. who serves IS lC'CTetary. and HclC:t:I Bircher. P1..lIDGm : Ga l le Aricu.s. Mu,aret Brearley. Spur( Knos:, HdC:t:l Roooey. Bubara Southaate, Dot Gra.a..n. AnD Ham i lton Elinbct.li NixoD. Pattie PuryelJ, Nub"iIle : E li zabeth Co,,· Oacrola, Ark. ' MemphiJ.: Prances Richardson. GIUJOw k, : E1'!C Fo rt Smlt h, Ark ; Jean QuarlC?J'. Troy , Ala : VI!I'0la Blana , St. Loui s , Mo.; t:"lInces Mcllo.inocy, uty; Betty Ruble. Marrr iJl e; Lyon LowRT, Lubbock, Tex

CuoLYN SoUTHGAn

ZETA PROVINCE

ALABAMA ALPHA-BIRMINGHAM SoUTHERN

Chartered. October 7. 1927

Day, October 14. 1947

INmATm, Octobu ,. 1947: Miriam Rnr. Anne Smith, Birminahun.

Abbama A was pleaJCCi t o hve the opportun ity of mmin&; • Yr.? diltinauilhed Pi Bet. Phi, Ruby Mercer, who wu i n Birmm,ham to .in, one of the lead ina roles in the: 5t.rll,ht Opera, "The Merry Widow" whicb wu produced 00 ou r cunpus th is summc:r. It luncheon ,iYCO ill hooor of Miss Muce r It the CounlsJ Club with both actives and aJumoz presenl proyed most enjoyable:

Membmbir, of pj Bet. Phis in the v.,iou. campus oc,lnl. zalions bu • so increased. Some of the girls of whom Alabama A.r.l " roud are: Anne Lewis .nd Phylli. Andersoo who were ta by Mortar Board in the uri, aprin,; Hcnrittta anin. JpOru writer, Ind Phylli. Anderson. society edllol of the Ktiool onvoIP1{>tr. Colk&e The.ler claims Pi Bet. Phi membcn Anne Lew", Mar ilyn Miller. Martelle Moore, and Phyllis Anderson Sevenl members arc also servin, II presidents of different honorary or,llliutions: Sue McNamee, Mortar Board presidcal. Anne u-b. Jd A (music), 100 Phyllil Andcnoa. Kappa Delta Epsilon (educational). The S1I",mmin, cup was won by Allb ama A last Iprin,. Amelia Dabney, Betty Ray Price. Ind Maude Diselcer were the high point s",immers.

Rush season hIS nearly ruched completion. and once more the chlpter members have begun to paniciplte in the many fall activities.

lofAATJJUI Moon

FLORIDA ALPHA-STETSON UNIVERSITY

Chartered. 1913

Stetson University opc n«i th is fall with a record enrollment of 2100 students. Flor ida A has 23 actives and pled,es blck to Stlrt the year

The ,iris came blck with I host of new ideas for the in· formal and formal tuSh plrt ies. The theme of the informal party WII a Pi Phi circus with a stage show II the main attraction. The formal party was «nter«i around a colonial weddin, in which Pi Beta Phi wa. wed to rushees.

PlnheUenic te a WIS held on Sunday precedin, the rush parties. Marty Perlcins of Florida B WIS Iffiliated October 8. Durin, the summer Pat Robin$On was wed to Bill Willilmson: MatJlttt Dickey to Fred Gcromanos; Nancy McCollum to Andrew Meyers; Laura Culp to Ken Purtz; Ind Betty jo Butler to Clyde McCulley.

Betsy Ducic t ransferred 10 Duke University, Ind jimm ie Grey to Florida State University.

Memhc:1I of Floridl A have received several honors on campw recently. Elunor Dooley, loan Miller and Nancy McCollum were chosen for The Ifonor of which Elelnor is treasurer. Jand White and Eleanor booley arc members of the Commerce Club of which Eleanor is vice.president. janet White was elected to I I:J. n. jean Harrel was elected to • B. Betty Lou Hayes 'Was elected to K n. Dot Hayes and Noteen Gcrcr were elected to Theta Alpha Phi of which Nottcn iJ tlCCrctuy. Nan Iver is president of physical education Majors and M inors Club1..and also a member of the WAA executive council. Eleanor I.XlOlcy was associate editor of Th, Hlllltr joy Lee was on the cheer leadin, squad.

LSNOaA WILUAWS

FLORIDA BETA-FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

Chartered. October 14. 1921

Pled,e Day, October 4, 1947

The members of Florida B returned this fall to nnd the c hapter houle completelY tedKorated. Much had been done to Idd" to it. comfort and beauty. Everyone _IS very proud of the new furnish in,s and entered into tbe rushilll susco with Idded enthusiasm.

Rushin, bcpo September 26 with • formal reaptlOft. The nm three dau Wete filled with patties at which the cucsts were entertained with a fashion Ihow, a minurel Ibow. and 5CYerll skits.

Members of the chapter ho were able to attend the houle party in Miami Beach this su.rnmer are still tallcin'! .bout tho fand tilDe they bad there. The patty wu bel at the Co ra Reef Hotel from AUJUSt 29 to Scptembu 4. Those who were there were Ible to attend the wedd inl of ODC of the members-Patsy Crosby of Coral Gables.

Two other member. o( the cbapter who were married this September .ue Sarah AM Dnia of jackson yill e. and An · tOlnette Minardi of Tampa.

Florida State Univemty. wbich was officillly to this title Crom Flo rid. State Collese for Women lut May by the State Leglalature, Mg.n iu first real ses· sian th is faU. Many chanaes have been made in t he tradi· tlons and usual .ctlyities of the campus. The Jtudcnu were p.rticularly thrilled with the 6nt football team of the collCfe•

PL£OGm: Mary Jane Angel, Haines City; Mary Katheflne Gum, Like Wales; jackie Tate. lecsbur' i Marie Hocker. Pat Holden, Ocala; Ann Eidson, JOin HIScock, Orlando; Anleline Russ Panlma City; Daphne Connell y Jean SI)er. Sanford: Esther McLeod. St Pcienbur&,i.. Ann &annerman. TIU.hass«; Suun SossamaD, Dot Vanupeel. Jca.n KIay Tampa.

PATUCJA GUHT

FLORIDA GAMMA-RoLLINS CoLLEGn

Chattered, Seplember 28. 1929

Flotida Guuna flatted the new rear by livinl a series 01 telS for all incominIC women on the 10th. 11th and 12th of October. Rushin" plans have been chanlted .,ain this year. There will stiU be dela ' ed rush in, but pled,ing will now bc November 28 inste.d of sometime in January Due to this the chaDter members arc very busy &d1in, acquainted with nC"f ,irla

Socin aflu the close of school lut sprin.c. our last rear', President jean Bohrer was married to john Brown. Also. Alice Voorhis became- Mrs Donald Hansen on October :5.

LAUlA KING

GEORGIA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Chartered. 1939

P1edse Day. October 6, 1947

INln TU, April 27. 1947 : Ann Irwin. Clara O'Keetfee Kathleen Siedlebct,J,. 8cttv Webb. jo.nne Wright, Atlanta: Bamara urlando, FII .; NIDQ' june Thompson. DonaldsooYIUe.

Rush «k be,.n 25 and lasted the usual four days of parties. An 'Old South" party, "Petty" p.rty, "Bowery' party. aod "Helven" party were the parties livco. Rush week for Geor,ia A proved to be very successful. The new plcd,es wert: entertained by the IctiyICS :)cptember 30, K K J. wete enterta ined by the chapter at a dessert party October 8. The pledge dance held Octobcr 17. WI' most Jucccului. Margaret Caruthers has hem clec1ed to Mottar Bolrd. Ann AndrC'WI has been elected vice-president of W.S.G.A. and sccrctary·treasurtr of th e junior class. Clara O'Kcdfee as elected a member of Z Club. socidy for outstandiDi frcshman ome n MUlarct Caruthers wu elected prelide:nt of the Pion«r Club, a literary Otl.nizatioll on the campus.

PLiroCI!D. April 16 1947: Carol Burch, Atlanta; Patricia Lon, Island. N.Y .: Rosalyn Davis, Macon; Dorothy Inom Warner Robins. PUDGED. October 6. 19-i7 : Mary Elizabeth Beck. Katherine Boardman. Prances Clapp. Rebecca Cowan, Nancy Gower. Miry Manninl joanne Merrlt. Atlant.; Landt Hutchins. Betty Minn. EmilI Moss. Decatur; Delotes P.rrott, Savannah; Christine Wha ey, Pelham : jo Anne Terry. G.innille· Clroline Ann Rucker. Elberton: Jurane Burr.,e. North, Tenn. ; Helen H olland. Wuhin"on D C.: Pltricu Puasley. Cleveland, Ohio; S.lIie Bell. War: ten , Ohio MAl2.11: ALWON

ETA PROVINCE

WISCONSIN ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

Chartered. November I, 1894

Pled,e DIY, October 6. 1 947

The oJ?COi ng of the fall semester abowed 10 eYeD lreatet inaease In enrollment at the Uni.,usity of Wisconsin. Some of us felt tblt we had battled aU 20.000 of them io

our relbtration Jines. The campus iJ full of QuonHt huts and barracb hich are bein, used for tffl'lporary class rooms, but enn itb this the spirit bas not diO'uniabed. and the feelinl seems to be that this will be oae of the best yeau "cr. Mlny Wiscon.in A memberJ meived honon It the closing of acboo ) last ye:ar. Caroline Mah a n, Muine Trotter. and jane Grcsae: were elected 10 Mortar Boa.rd. and Patricia Johnson WIS elected to Crucible Wcddioa bell. ran, for (our Wisconsin A mcmberJ this

summer Kathlt'tn Thompson was married to William MIT Katherint W.l1lnJn to Paul HJ. kans, Marcil IrleRs to Charles Ritter, and June Ann Smith to Stephen Atwater.

Caroline MahIn was cltctcd busintsJ manager of the 1948 BMI"" the school annuli, aDd llcqudinc Dunne Ind Nancy Phillipp were elected to positions on Student Soud.

At the chapter house everyone was delighted to ICC the miDges in decoration. All the rooms hIve now btm papered Ind hlvc new drapttits. and the lirts afC more proud thin ever of the beautiful homdilr::e chapler holUe

The r.1I activities at Wisconsin A included the tradi· tion a l open house after the footb,1I lame' l Hom«oming Celebration and the chapter h ouse d«oratlons. and the Father 's «k -cnd which has b«omc one of our fav ori te traditions.

Rushing I clivitics werc ably directed by Marilyn and WiKonsin A has a very fine ne... pledge clau or seventeen girls The th eme of the informll party this year u the Pi Phi Merr y.Go . Ro und. Patricia Shilling' acted as master of cerem onies in the m.nner of the Manhattan Me rry-G o Round, and the entertainment con s isted of a song by hnet Williams and a skit by Jul ie Ramsey .nd Je an wore. Much hlrd ""'o rk 'Went Into the decontions and planning, and Wis co ns in A was proud of the result

Pledged October 6. 1947 : jane Bours, Nancy Brenk, Susan Note, W a uktsha : Mari yn Fraz ier Glencoe, 111. ; Nancy Graves, Detroit. Mich .: Verone Hetland, Jefferson ; Patricia Hinkes, Watertown; Barbar. Ano Jansen, Marinette; Rose m ary Laudert. Appleton; Bel. f1anson, Nan cy Niederer. Mugaret Trump Madison : Mary Reetz, Shawano; Joy Shumann, Janet Tieienthalu, Wauwatosa; Nona Ann Sippy, La Cr.nge. III ; and Dorothy Woodward, K.n sas City.

JULI E RAMSEY

WISCONSIN BET A - BELOIT COLLEGE

Chlltered, A ugus t 20, 1919 Pled,e Day, Wtdnesday, October 8, 1 947

Pi Beta Phi had nine graduates last spring, one of hom the ch.pter is exception.lly proud ; Miss Shirley Petenon of Roc kfo rd. III, Shirley received the. president:s award fo r the outstandi nl( ,nduate. ust spring. Ph Y! !ls Cox was nominlted to SUlIor Bench Also last spnng nme students o f Beloi t College . were . in itiated into Collegiate Pia )'crs: of the eight fo ur PI Ph is: Alice Kneil pres ident; Roberta Baker, Ph ylliS Cox , and Wright.

The fill semutcr t Belo it College opened with sucCCSJ for P i Betl Phi. On th e mantel were thc schollnhlp cup •• nd the Ithlctic cup (or year. 1946 and The total numbe r in Pi Beta Phi pledges IS sixty· eight, one o f t hc larscst chaptcrs In the history of Wis· co ns in B Inf ormal rushin, started September 24 , cndin, September 26 On nch of these days two groups of girls came t o chapter house on e groLip from three thirty in the afternoon to four t hirty, the o the rs from four to five thirty, f o r an in forma l get tOJctbe r. Sundar evemng 28. Pi Beta Pb i had a very successful formal rushin' party The c hapter bouse decorated to the theme Camdli. Room. Pi Beta Phi Hote l Pear Shakleton planned e,!ery to perfection. Tm menus p i nk .nd white stflped topped by a beluti(ul nm dlia "the nm formal rushing Patty was on Wednesday, Oc· tober I. The theme wu Pi Phi Roundup. Outs ide to the g irls wu • live pet ,oat, fenced around tree A mall box: with Pi Beta Phi Ranch written on It, and th re e huse mille cans, were t the front w.lk The t!lttrtlmmen! inSid e the chlplcr h ouse co nsisted of the PI Beta Phi band four numbers The members are : Jane Mlrty, Shi rley Fordham , Betty Jensen, Ann D.ne, Jean Puilammt, J acky Dougan .nd AW lS Steventon. Janet Evans :WIS the featured vocalist. Jess i e Spenser, master of ceremonies The lilt rushin&. funct ion was the formal party on Friday October l. 1941. Sundl' Octobe r ', 1947 .t he caIDe to the cha pter house Ind were plOned With the WUle .nd blue ribbons. Wednesda, O c t obe r 8. 1947 twenty one were pledged. b p An outstandiRJ soci 1 event o f the yur ,.en J I Beta Pbi _IS the f orma l dan cc October U, 1947; the theme The G.y Nineties. PLmGm : Jean Andcrson Rinr P o rest, III : Mary Benton Hllbor, Mich .; Joa-n Brad!C"J' , ChnstlDe Cron!,s, Judith L.i'ri ngston, Norma Jcan Smith , Lu Hill, lkloit; Carlson, •. III.: Elizabc:th Crane •• Diane Curtd, Anne Kn oll, Vnalnl. Taylor Joan Emrich, Northbrook., lit. : Buban. Gamblc , Lake, III.: J&DCt M aC?, Cedar Rapids, low. ; V u,lnla "ector, Applctoa: JUlC buell, Kc...IOCIt, Ill. ; Jo.ooe Solo-

moo, M onroe; P alriei. Traey, E, Cedlr Rapid s, Iowa; Joan Hermes, Oak Park. III.

ANN DANa

WISCONSIN GAMMA- LAWRENCE COLLEGE

Chartered, 1940

Pledge Da y, September 28 , 1947 27, 1 947: Ja cqueline Danielso n, StC'"f'ens PO in t, Wis .' Helen Wagner, Oak Park. Jil. Lut Spring in Wi scons in r is well orth remtmhering. La.rence College celebrated. its one hundredth annivers ary with m emo rabl e Btil •.a1u'!1nr banquet and ChOIr. Sorority <;.mpus hlStOllei were on display for vlSltmg alums, .nd Wisconsin r wdl represented It the commencement exerdses with fourt«n seniors. Gladys Osborne W IS ,raduated MaSRa cum Jar honors In history. a!rudy huing received her Phi Dcta Kapp. key Elsie Pedersen won the a thleti c pllque presented each year 10 the outstanding senio r sports oman. Mary Anschum "'IS chosen for Mortar Board, and dso re ceiwed the Junior Sr.,de, g iv en to the malt spectacular junior oman of her c ISS. W isco ns in C.mma is proud of "Ash"-she's been a hard and willing worker, .nd d eserves these honors

Our c hapter wu .Iso represented by two PI Phil .t tbe MI, Queen 's and five beauty queeru for the Spring prom. June Eller .nd Mary A.nschuetz were initiated inlo • 1: I. the national honorary romance language fratern ity Betty Foulle , Ela i ne Wilmoth. K thryn Elwen and Nanc; Bediham were announced lut sprin t oo. fall semester bepn In .n exciting way with the p ledging o f twenty five new gids. Sport activities for the ,ear have just been sta rted ; Jane Straub hIS announ ced ou r plans for a gala homecoming io N o,.embcr. Besides the pU rsUi t o f scholastic and atucurricular .ctivities, we ho pe to h,ve a l o t o f fun Ihis year beinl tocether t p ic n ics, school social functi ons. and song prac tlces nery SaturdaJ in the raomt-:-&i v ing the actives and a to get toacther and en joy themselves i n the PI Phi spmt.

PLEDGIlD : Dorothy Bosley. P.rk Ridge III.; Ann Chambeu. Chicago, III .: Susan Edwards Minneapolis, Minn .: Nddl Elliot. Byron, Ill.: Grubhe Oale Pltk" Ill Mary Ha ywlld Minneapolis, Minn.; Jo yce Httrdd, Deloi t' Wis.; Lois Hilgcr. Chicago. Ill .; Mary Hipkt, New Hal: stein. Wi s.: Mary Wenzl , Joan Kienitz Mary Lammers Appleton, Wis .: Ann Kampa , Niles. Mich .: Lois La Course' Nan Lowry. Bc:veri, Luecke . Manit owoc. Wis . ; Joan urlln : Dull:lth, Minn .; Cathryn Masterson. Stevens Point, Wis .: Marl one Ol so n. Rockford. III. ; Ruth Pucschel. Milw.ukee Wis .; J ane Sharpc, River Forest, III.: Mary Lou Simpso n' Chicago. Ill .: Puricia Slepicka, HarYard Ill.; Alice Wanner' Wilmette, HI.: Mary Alice Wilber, ChiCljJO. III ' ELAINI! WIUIOTH

ILLINOIS ALPHA-MONMOUTH CoLLEGE

Pl edge Day, October 11 , 1947

Illinois A's rushing se.son opened officiallJ October 1 with the in,formal party. 1?is was a bam p.rty .nd two t rucks. prOVided tra.n spGrta lt on fo r the guests dressed in blue leans and plaid shirts. Chaptet members entertained wilh son,s and a short skit. Refreshments were sc.rved by the dumnr.

The formal party giwtn the following eek Odobcr 10, It H o lt H ouse. The rushees were feted witb ' a formal dessert dinner followed by the traditional ch.in ceremon y and group sinling of fratern ity soogs

PliClaing toOk pl.ce October 11. alter which the thirty IctiYCS and twenty·seven pledges gatbered .t Holt House for a Cooky·shine.

Monmouth's Homecoming celebration belan October 2'. Junne Blade wu co-chairman in cbarge of dance .rrange ments for the AIl School Pormal that weekend. Barbara Deublcr u co·ch.irm l n of the Crimson Masque Plolt Pew Boatri,ht was co·ch.innan of decora t ions for th; house, and Severl, J o nes WIS chairman of the senior Boat A buffet luncheon for the alumnr wu given It Holt HouK October 26

B.rbu. Deubler is Society Edito r for tbe Khool news. paper.

Elsic Cory .•nd Millicent McCallom h.d parts in the col le.Jt production of • 'Uncl e Han:,..' which was presented Nowember " 6. 7 and 8 Elsie Cory w initiated into the honorary speech fratcrnity , n K d, lut Mar

NO'I'embet- I wu Parents' D.y and the chapter &aYe a tea at Holt

Rehearsals for the Collqe Oou's Cbristmu presentation of the "Eli j ah" are in progress. Thlrtcen rIIin ois As .re itkin&" put .

PLmGaD: P.t ricia Oark, Little York ' Eua-mia O.,.is Gme.,.; Vit,ina i a HaUll, JoDi Nickusoo: Pbylisa Rydbcr,:

Marjorie Pinl"j Oml.h• Nth .; Mar il yn Larson JacQUdioe Fos:clsoaa Ph,. iu Ruble, Albe n Lea M i nn .; Valme Jor Lautt. li u forest · Mary Lou McCullouah. Websters Grove; MCCaliom t Glcn,. iew ; Joan , I.y, Berwick: Barbara WHtet1l , }OMt Sach , Wluke, l n : Ehubdh Schmct· tlef, Bdlnil.k. WI' , ; Anile Scidrl Evanston ; Roberta Spcu. Cla.JtOft. Mo .; Joanne TbCiftl, QuiDcy ; Marjorie TralDor, Arlyo Vcrpl0ll., Pella, 10"" ; Mu,utt W atson , Sewicillt')', PI .; Je a n Thompson, J o an Wa yne lmotrene Gardner. M c Bri de, Monmouth ; Beverly Wehm i ller. Sidney , Ncb.; MaryJu n OcKllb PEGGY Lou BoA1'1I GHT

ILUNOlS BETA-DElTA- KNOX COLLEGE

Chartered, 1930

Da y. &ptembe.r lO, 1947

Fall at Si_ub found JIlino i, 8-.4 busT compldinj: I. very successful nub by pltd,in, rundem liris Rush week and pled&in, oyer, • picnic _IS held for the pledael It Lake Ricc. BOth plcd'eI Ind .cti vet enjoyed the opportunity to become better acquainted with one another. The Panhellenic House is bein, uKd wteltl, by the chapter for some form of social ,ather,n, Knox celebrated its Homecomtnc the week·end of October 2,. w ith nume rous ettitin, nentJ Saturday morning a brunch welcomin, the Pi Beta Phi Alumnle, Wat held at the Panhtlfenic House by thi. ch.pter Other activities of the week·end consisted of • dinner fOf .11 Knol: Alumni and the Knox The.ter production of " P.p. is All." Mucedes Scull had one of the leadin, roles in this production Helen Turnquist, was in char,e of Kene,.,. pa.ntinc, .nd J.ne BaSler. "properties " The Homecommg O.nce took place Saturday evenln" .nd WII complete with "Joe S.unders" and hi. band. And lISt. but not least. the football game whieb took place th.t afternoon. This year for the lint time since the wa.r "Aoats" ere .Uo ed at KnOI:, The

pledge- cl ass workt'd har d to obt.in successfu l re:su i[J in t he competition.

Con.,.atulauoru are i n order fo r J ane St rack MU5Uln wh o wu elected to Curta.n Call, HoaoriCY Theater Society Also to Helen Turnqu ist ho is President of Whiting H.II the iarcett ,iris dormitol'}' on camploll Lou ise Po ell awarded a silnr cup for hnio, the highest grades of .n r student desccnckd fro m a Lomb.rd CoIICSe Aluma i , and Nancy Sie,le received .0 academ ic scholarship for huiD, • thl'« ye.r "et.,e of 2 . ' . We are lool"n, forward to .nother year of N CCesS Ith Pi Beta Phi.

PLEDCm : Mary O.U, Charlene Hiatt, E•• nston ; ShirlCJ Danforth Park Mar,aret Wetmort, Skolcie : Mal'}' Bro wn, \luinq; l o an '-Dannon, W Frankfort · Ann Pardee, Indianapolis: • lad". ; Barbara Aurora \... Mary Runyon, Carth.; M'1l Von Fosson. M.comb · eleanor Moore, St Pranen Gordon, Linco(n; Mary Lee PutenoD. un...... lII ' i N.ncy Pears.II, Lon.l Beach Calif.; Martha Pr.tt , Roseville: Nan Wilhdmi, Joliet , lIl.; M." Doyle. Frances Holcomb. Helen Dale Cabeen. GaletDUr, PAnlOA ACK. AN

ILLINOIS EpSILON-NoRTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

Chartmd, May 26. 189-4

Pledge o.y, Septembtr 29. 19047

Rush be,l-a at N orthwestern $cptcmbcr 13 w ith each womln ' s fr.ternity on campus holding .0 open house. Our· inB the followin, week there wtle many parties both formal and informal wbile the rushtu and the rulhen Jot acquainted September 29 was the date of pled,in&. and It brou,ht rushin, to a nry sUc«ssful dose, at least as far as P:i Bet. Pb. wu concerned This chapter was one of three on campul which took its full quota of pledael, that number bein, thirty. Each one of the giris w wonderful additioa to tbe Fraternity, and both plcd,cs and actives &arced th.t this was ,oing to be • wonderful Jeu.

Harriel Rhawn, NalionrJ ABO Award, May Qlleen, IIna he, (ON,I

The first OpeD house which the chapter gave was artee the football game with Michigan October 18. There was dancing in the l iving room, and coffee and doughnuts were served in the: (lining room, The .fflir was quite • success as have been ou r Clchangc dinners this fall with the • 11 e and • r 6 fraternities Most cnthusiutic of aU was the praise for the barn party given by the Ictivts for t.hc pledges. Evuyonc. plcd,cs. .ctrvcs, .nd dates joined in the western spirit wearing blue jeans and plaid shirts and dividing into many sets for square dancing Northwestern hIS hId • large inc re ase in enrollmen t this fall with even more veteran s thin lut IU' filling the quonsets to overflowing. Alth ough the C Isses arc still quite crowded, the University has helped alleviate: the strain by adding ninety · five new professors to the faculty. There are also plans for a new housing project which is needed badly This increase in students hu noticuble at the school danc" this fall, but the packed dance Boor onlr added to the fun.

I linnis E now bas two more memben of A A 6, women's freshman honorary , Carol y n Welch and Bubara Weaver. Outstanding o n school publications this fall were Jeannie Jacques wflo has been recently .ppointed to the editorial staff of the dall, newspaper and Sue Ubi who is assistant editor of the yearbook. Jenn ie is abo o n the Dean', List in Journslism schoo l and has been awarded the Illinois E scholarship r ing.

PU:OOBD: Connie AchterMrg, J oliet; Pat Barthell Ann ClI.rtiSl, Winnnka; Sandra Becker, Lincoln:. Ann ?Iowers, Wilmette ; Ruth Kerr. Evanston ; Jane leWIS, Sprmgfield; Mary Merria. D«:atur; Lee Sche ndor f, Barbara Wenner, Chicago; Barba ra Schwam. Carbondak; M uij.ne Stryker, Springfield; Jo Sundine. Mol ine; Mary Sutter, Evanston; Carol Warwick, P.lat ine; Pat Abtl. Neenah, Wis.; Connie Pember, Janesville. Wis,; Bamua Razner, Stevens Point. Wis.; Ja ckie Koon. Grand R.pids. Mich.; Bett)' Detroit M ic h .; Betty Delany Kansas Ot}', Mo.; Mel anie Warmack. Southwest City. Mo,; ES!n, R oc hester, Minn. ' Marjorie Hendry , A shland. Ohio: jan Rutledge. Columbus. Ohio; Emma Ward, Ctlwfordsvill!t Ind .; Julie GaJlaher, Harlinger, Tn.; Barbara Smith. lulsai Nita Well wood. Sheridan. Wyo.; Margery Eng e, Lona: Beach, Calif. SAlA SnVaNS

ILUNOIS ZETA-UNIVERSITY OF ILUNOIS

Chartered, October 189' Day. October 9, 1!)4 7

INITIATED, October 12 , 1947: joyce Applegate, Macomb: Betty Altenburg t • Evanston; jelnttte Dehniag. Joanne Northam, Betsy Nardi. Chicago.

The livinJ room of the chapter house was complnely remodeled thIS year , It was done in the modern trend. The waUs arc c hartreuse and the couches are hunter's green l ipstick red, and chartreuse One 01 the alumnz dKorated the entry to the chapter room with sketcbes depictina sorority lile. Man y other improvtmrnts have been made in the bouse over the with new equipment added for the co nveoieott 01 the Airl •.

HomKomin& this year was held November I with M ichi,an a. the guest of Illinoi s. Pi Beta Pbi and Sigma Chi Joined in presenting one 01 the stunt sbow skits. The main theme th is year was foreign countries so the title of our .kit was " ScotJ a n do is." We enjo yed baving all our cbapter friends back for that weekend

The annual pltdge dance was held Nonmbcr 7 in the chapter house. The theme this year WiS "Sadie Hawkln's 8 tbe Pan hellenic formal was beld in Huff Gym. jimmy Dorsey played for it.

The winter formal was held the lut wtekend before Ch ristma. vacation. Tbe decorations were in the Christm spirit.

PLEoom : Sarah Punk. Phyllis Wtlsh. Bloomington; June Rucker Mary Jo Lewi., Mt. Vern on; Nancy Bt:nnctt. Ma rshall i Marjorr Lee , ChicaSO: janet Moore, Wilmette; Jean Smith. Joliet ; lorelie Towle. River Forest; DIane Vcr_fl. Arm ingtnn; Gretta Gilbertsoo. H insdale' Shelia McMurray. South Bend Ind ; Mlly Rwsell. Nashville, TenD.: Bevert> Beaver , joYCt Bresee, Shirlie Champaign; Ruth Deanng. Bet., Do'tlfll5. Dorothy Hunes, Urbana.

JOANN. K..IIPUS

ILLINOIS ETA- JAMES MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY

Chartered, 1912

Pledge Day. Septtmbcr 16. 1947

IN'T1ATlID September 27. 1947: Joanne Catlin. },Uroa ; Sheila HaJes. MaJ: jane Dwyer. betty Godwin. Carol yn Hcodris. Decatur; can Stenzc1, OaHu, Tn:.

A ft er initiation traditional ctIOq·shioe wu held Eol-

lowed by a daoce held in the chapter house, bonoring our new Initiates,

To honor ou r new housemother Miss Myers , the chapter gave a tea October ,. Instead oE holding sorority and fraternity exchangcs this year it was decided to hold open houses. The fraternities had ope n house October 12 and the sororities had theirs November 9.

October I' a banquet with twenty faculty memben as guests ""as given. T""o town actives and tw o pledges from euh class .nd the house actives attended. This was to honor our ntw facult}' advisor, Mr. Kerns.

Mollie Bence WII awarded a crested bracelet ginn to the girl ""ith the highest schol.rship of last ytar'a pledge class. The chapter won the P anhellenic Kholanhip cup again last semester.

Another house dance honoring our pledges was held October 18. Potlucks and liOB practices are being beld every other week on Mond.! nights before meeting.

One of our pledges, M.rlbetli Ward, hll a part in the Town and Gown Play "Ten Little Indi ans" N o vember 11 and 12,

The pledges held a party in honor of the actives October 27

Homecoming "".. the wtekend of October 30·November 1 ""ith a dance at tht Decatur Arm ory featuring Jimmy Dorsey, Several actives ""tre o n Hom Komin g Committtes, Beverly M cMillan was timed society editor of the newsMary Alice ,ohnson, circulating manager, Beverly Stickel, president 0 Panhellenlc, Rosie Bu chman n was elected treasur er of W.A.A. of Conant Society and n M a and assistant in the English department, Emmy Buchmann was elected treasurer of Conant Society and .,. sis tan t in the l ibrary She and Rosie arc in cha rge of senior write up. for the feature staff of the yrarbook. Ann Daigh was elected editor for the maguine of :& A I. jo an Weilcpp assisted in the Spanish dep.rtment and Mary Leigh Pease in the home economics department.

A rummage sale was held November 8 to raise money for Convention F und.

The Pi Beta Phi Christmas formal was given December 18 at the Orlando hotel.

Th i. year we arc sending "Pi Phi Publications" to our alumnllC to keep them up on the activities of our chapttr. Rosie Buchm an n is in charge

PLIDGED: Ano Traver. Maribcth Ward Nan Sommer, Sandra Lokey. Lenore Scherer, Decatur; Carol Goltn, Carol Orr. Chicagn;. Joan Ja ckson. East Alt o n; Mariti Cole.n, Port Pierce. ria.; Naoey Corrington, Edward sville; Gloria Dawson, P('()ria; Jacqueline Foster, Alice Jones. Shtlby· ville; Mamita Kendall. ChrismlO; Betty Miller, Fayette· ville, W Va.: lois Sband, Springfield; Gloria Weidner. Dalton City. KATHEIlNI McKEOWN

ILUNOIS THETA-BRADLEY UNIVERSITY

Ch.rtered, May 17. 1947

Pledge D ay, October '. 1947

INlTlAT£l), May U. 1947 : Illino is a wishes to introdUCe itself to Anow rraders as the "baby" chapter of Eta Pro't'ince chartered May 17, 1947, After the rush of iniUation was over, the members set abou t in earnest to make this a leading chapter in Pi Beta Phi. Illinois a was liven the W.A.A, Award in the form of a bronze plaque fo r outstanding acliinemtnts in intra-mural sports. RavIng ""on tbis same award tbree yun In a row, tht plaque n ow has a permanent place on the mantle as a gift from the uoinrsity, Elaine Harmon, Marilyn Moff att. and Miriam Beyer had Jeading roles in "The Sarrtttl of Wimpole Street'· produced hI the dramatic club of Bt.dler. Also in speech work. E izabctb Coricll wu initiated Into n K 6. the nation's largest honorarr speech fratemit}'. after lepre · sen tin. the university in the State Oratorical Contest. Pltrlcia Cleary WIS elected to the Student Council and Marr Bhir. Patricia Stewart, and E Schoaff wcre , iun high ratings in the federatIon of Scholars. Miriam Beyer was given recognition in the yearbook as a distincti't'C smior

The chorus recital ,inn in the chapel was well attended Corinne Woodruff, Its director. because of outstanding achievemen t in the field of music ,aYe a senior ucitaJ as part of the proaram (or the paduabon festivities.

As summer progressed. the members organiud for a complete ren o tion of the bouse. It has now been complete I., OCI the Inside. with ncw carpetina and several PIeces 01 new furniture GO the way

A rtrr charming ch.peron hu been engaged for the cominJ ,car and the hOspitality of this. no boundi. The chapter room has beco repamted In WIDe and blue and silver-steel cha i rs with wine covers han just been purchased. The girIs living in the house speak hilhl , of its comlons aDd the rusbcf:s StcIDed greatl., impressed by its cbum,

With Homccomma: well GO Its WI,. maDr of the: &lrll lte but)' orllDlnn, the (c:sti.ittcs. Elizabeth K:!iselr. • sopbomore: In OUI chapter, hu b«n chosca for the tenfttl committtc in charce. and ,",cral other ,irb will tak.e Plrt io proarams dUfl1lC that cdc-end.

The: Nib Roon "IS very luccltHful. We:. bave nrentJ· six pkd,n ••11 rated "lOps" on campus. Our mformal plrt)' took pl.et". I •• r,lolrCUIYC dinner. with chop IUey and .11 the: tlimmln,. p u.s • fine Rrcn.de at the, Country Club by our coalition team·malel, the Alpha PI',.

The formal dinner was hllhll,htcd by clever mtcrta in,howin, the entrance: of Pi Pbi ,ill into huvcn. All ru.htcs at the (ormal dinner wcre present

(or plcdain, Sunda,_ PUDGm : Patnell Berlin. Brookfield· Cathie CalhOWl, Cincinnati, Ohio; JenD, Ntwlla, Da.n-rihc : laVerne Doer11l1. East Pteria: Myr. Kin&lton. LibcrtyYiUc ' Dian. Busb· nell. Grand Rap ids. Jaw. ; Marcy C.lamr:, W.ukee''! j Ann Schnxn, WashlnC10n; Etud Helm Macias, Frances Roecker , Phyllis Grow e, oanae: Kirth06, Ituth Wessclboff, Jeannette Beth , Glor i a Gci,C't, Patricil Gleason, P.tnc:i. J.cquln , N.ncy MdUluo, janet Weiabruch, jane Charlotte Wbtcler, Marilr-e Macr, hJ.l1 Webb, Rita M cLinden, Peoria. EUZAUTH CO.IILL

THETA PROVINCE

MANITOBA ALPHA- UNIVERSITY Of MANITOBA

Ch.rtered. 1929

Pledae D.y, October 18, INITIATED. OctoMf ). 19"7: Jo yce Bubara Dcu.mater, Barb.ra Hall , M .urem Kelly, Wmnlpc,. The Unive:fllty of M.nitoba is .,.in look in, forward to • year of record enrollment, the rc3 ist ration uccc:dln, 7,000. Due to shoruae of space. exte nsl"e un· provemc:nu and .dditiona were comple ted during the sum· mer month • The new ICmC'Sler beg.n with the .nnual Fre:shie Wetk devoted to welcominc t h e: Freshm.n to th e University. The week Included v.rious f.culty receptiOns, a freshman p.nde of Jioats. a co·e:d Fashion Tea, Co ed Hike, Inter· Faculty Track .nd Field Meet , Inte:r · V.rsity Ruab,. Game a!1d sevenl da n ces At the Freshie Frolic, Marcaret Shore In · troduced the: eicht candidates ror Preshle: Queen.

Tr, outs h.ve been held by the: Glee Club for its annual Gilbert .nd Sulliv.n preSCDution. and cutin4 has been completed for t he Dramatic Soc iety 's production, 'Wintl:r,n" by MalrWe:1i Anderson.

The formal rush in, period th is ,.ear ..,as from October 6 to October 17. DunnJ this time: Manitoba A held th ree rushinc teas .nd the Final Recept ion. The rushinoll: teu con· Slsted of a Haw.iian Tu. a P aj.m. Party and a 8a11ooo Tea. ELEANOt. THOt.VAIJ)SON

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA - UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA

Chartered. 192 1

Pledae Day, September 2", 1947

Due to the hous in a shortage", the to,.,o ,iris' room hu been made i nto a 6c:droo m I' o r a summer project , the town girl. converted a room. pr"l o usly used lor storaat, into I town lirb' room

Pall rush eek bq.o te:n d aY I before school started. A banquet WII hc:ld fOf the: new pledCes and the lpon50rs CfItert.inc:d the ir "little: lilters" afterwards.

Bnoerly Brynjoifson, Margare:t Anderson . .od Marjory Jacobsen were i n charae of d «orations for h omecomln, A buRet SUpJ)C.!' WII he:ld for the Pi Beta Pbi a1umruc: after tbe footb.1l lime:.

October ). the act ive the Mothers ' Club, and the Alumnc Club h.d a desert oinner .t the bouse It ,,'U the 26th birthda,. of North Dakota A The pledCes were in charce of the ent ertainment.

The plc:d,es hid the annual "shindig" in November. Thi, was a d.te party and everyone a re "bard t ime" clotbts. It was l i ven (or the active:s.

Open h ou.t h.ve been hc:ld "try Wednesda,. nidlt be· twtc:n frate:rnities and lororitie •

PLlOOao: louise Weill Ma ry Ann Phelps, Grand Forb; J ea n McDonald Ellt Grand Foru, Minn .: Dc:)orH Enodr: IO n , Enderlin; Ela ine Lc:bul. Davc:npon; Sh irley Schevilll, Walhllla RUSH CA PTAIN : Ruth We:ll., 610 Belmont, Graod Forb BAUllt.A BILUHGS LIY

MINN ESO TA ALPHA - UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Chartered. 1906

Plc:d,e oa,.. Octobe r 6 1947

INITlATED, October, 19oC 7: Ba rbara u,erstedt. MODic · and Audrey T()lIc:fson. Alenndri •.

A rummace sale: as held to obtain money for tht support of I Dutch child, for hom the has uswocd re· sponsibili t y fo r one Jear. At the bc:CInDlna of the school )ur , the ch.pter ha an opcn hoUIC in honor of the or

pie:d,cs Other .ocia1 ("vent. durinJ: the fall quarter in· cluded a formal, a Dld'a Day luncheon, and I tel for the modl("1S of the: new pledges J01 Wellesley has been m.dt sccrc:tary of the CabiDet of Presidents, • new ,roup which is composed of preSidents of campul or,aniutloru It i, a found in, board th.t relar student opinion from atudent oralnizations to t he: counei ; 10 action can be t ake:n t o furthe:r stud e nt (lwes, I rme Raihle has bun made treasurer of Mortu Bo.rd. Mary Lou Hadler was elected ICCrc:tary of the: Aq uatic Lc:aaue, lois Peterson WIS ci«1ed secreta..,. of the EdlKa· tion Intermediary Bolld, Billie 8c:e Hull acted as chlirman of the A .W.S. BI, SIster program, Helen Raihl e was the chairm.n of the A W.S. Orientation Prollata , and Mar i lyn Lasley as the .dvisor to the Sophomore Cabinet. ch.irman of the: Govetomnu Committee, and dc:ctionl chairman on the AU.University Council. Irene: Ra ih le was .lso elc<tcd ltc&)· urer of Phi Upsilon Omicron. an honouIJ home «onomia sorority. Lois Bnm sm. n. Bc:tt,. ja ne Gammel. J oan Reiber Janna Oppe, rd, Ma". Lou :o..: cI Katie: Miller ..,ere chosco to Sin, i n the University LOOruS. Karol Kaiser WII made an A dminis trat iTe Pdlow on the: ,tall' of the Student Act ivi t ie:s Bureau. She: was in cbarae: of .ctivities of sorori t ies on the P.nhcllmlc Council.

PUoon: Hc:lene Bakke:. Joan Barrett . AnD Bmt%en, B.r · b'rl Bro..,n, Nltalie Clark. M.r')' Crawford\ Dixie Edk i ns , Mur iel Jacobs o n. J oyce Lc:vefl«. Rita MadlJan , le.n M c· Lea n. jeanne Pat Robb. Jo.n Minneapoll' ; C.rol Fo lsom, Betty Jane Gammel, Da ,., n (.tOOle, St. Paul ; M. ry Jane PrccberB. Duluth; Mary Martha Nelson. Albert ttl; and l Oi n Reiber. Morri • • Rush ing Chairman: Mary jane Blttin, <1616 Arden Ave S., Minneapol i.. LoiS PanuoH

IOWA ALPHA- IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

Cbarte:red, 1869

Ple:dac: Oa,., September 28, 19-47

I NfnATIID. September "21, 19-47: Ruth Bennett , Elain, Ill.; J oan BrauJ. Mt Ple ant; Brown. Wuhinaton: kosc:mary :tlaby. Riverside:. III.; .M.ari l yn TbompSOtl. , Kirk· wood, m.

The opening of the rau term, here at Iowa Wesley.Do found nrrenty 6ve Pi Bc:ta Ph il rcturDin. to the campus.

Plunlln, immediately iDoto rushing. the informal part,. was pretc:n t ed at the home of M.n. Helm C. Rhode, willi • hotel .tmosphere. A fash M>o sho followcd with fefresh· ments. On S.turday September 27. the formal Al ia 8111C Gown dinner waa held at the Brazelton H otel. The nut d a ,. fiftem fine giris were pledacd .t the home of Mrs. Fr.nk Wri,ht

The Pi 8c:ta Phis gave the fint sc:rcn.de of the ,ear when ther sana .t the frat ern ity howes on October 6.

The fint play of tbe: fall selSon, "Dear Ruth ," was smted o n October 8, 9 , and 10 with two Pi Beta Pbis in le.d i ns role s. Dolores Sinstedt, a ncw pl.yed " Ruth " while J oan Br.u waa the .,. ounle:r I is ttr

Many Pi Betl Phis are no w active: on the campus in various ot.a nizati on. ,uch Silm. T.u Delt., Qui Est. Pi Rho Zeta. Tri Beta Io a Wesl9.n Pla ,.etI. Al pha Psi Omega, Chc:c:rleaden, T iau st.ff, Cho ir. Band, Basketb.lI, and Majorfttcs.

PLIIDGII D: Su za nne Atwater, Charlotte Jenness , W innetka, III .; D.rlene Conne r. Siaourne y; Marth a Ha yct, Mt Pleas · .nt: M ary Ann Hlrsom Davenport ; M.ry Ann Howell, Winterset ; Betty P.uw. New R.ochelle N.Y.; Shirley Lar · SOft. Doris Leiter. Dolores Sautedt, J oyce Brown. Dolom Smisek. Janet Smith, ChicaSO, III.; Bonnie: Snyd e r, Fort Madi50n ; Jean Stevenson, Denmark:. DoIOTHY SH

IOWA BETA---SIMPSON COLLEGE

Charte red 187"

Ple:d,e Da,.. Scptc:mbc:t 17, 1947

INlnATED. October 10. 1947: Ruth P im. Lucas. Re,istrat io n on Simpson Campus "'1$ the usual mad rush

thi s with out enroll me nt SOlrlng to over BOO. We we lcomed Mrs Hollis J oh ns o n back IS our h ousemother and Ire so proud of ou r " Mothe r J ohnso n ."

Activities for 111 the ,itis began to fill their ontt spare t ime.

Gentile Grant was cl«tcd &cretary of Studen t Conlress Ind is a member of the Simpson ia D S taff. Beverly Thiessen was d«tcd to the W .R. A Board. Ruth Clcmmensen was dcctcd chairmlD o f the Social Life Committee. se<: rd ary of A '" Q Ind ITO.. P,u id Blohm, Our President , is the s ec retary of Plnhell enic and !c(edlry of the Student Uni on Board. Betsy Y utes was dectcd vi ce: president, of the W . R.A. Board . Ro se Marie Co nger and Robert. St a.try Itt now M .., plcd&cs

Beverl y Thiessen! Jo an Slaker. Martha K a rl son , Gentile Gra nt. Marth Mlllhonc. Ma rg aret Officer have Plrts in the I II campus production of " K iu and Tell." Ramona Brown has the lead.

PUDGED : Charlotte Jane Cluk, Californ ia; Bevedy J an e Crawford , Sidney; J oa nne Heerema. India nola; M araguet Officer , Burt; Ma ry Ann Peterson, Clarinda; j a ne t Walters, Uonx,;. Joan Ph i llips , Baltlmnre . Md .; Mary Lou Schmaw· ser , uenver, Colo.; Ruth H el en Broad foo t, Gr«n6eld; Ruth nn Eshelman , H u la n; Roberta Starry , Siaoumey RAMONA BIlOWN

I OWA GAMMA - I OWA STATE COLLEGE

Chartered, 1877

Pled ge Day, $cptember 23, 194 7

INJnATED, May 4, 194 7: J anet A dams Nort h Pl a tte , Neb.: Betty Blcon, Bea Ann Smith , Mar i lee Stover, lu ra M ac Whitfield, 0« Moines: Barb ara B ils ten Spirit l ake; Mari l yn Jon«, Spe ncer; Mary Ann K elleh er Winterset : Ba rbar. Lytle, Council Bluffs; Marjorie Shipman , Eagle Grove; Marilyn West co tt , Amherst, Mas s. Enro llment at Io wa State Col1ege continues to in cre as e

To keep abrtast of the ever gro ing num ber of students prefabricated a nd buildinas for classrooms, bbora· tories, and It orage f aci l ities, d ot the campus. Exten s ive plans for several l a rge permanent buildings to accommo· dat e the In stitute of Ato mic Re searc h have been made.

Late in the sprinJ qu a rter M ort ar Board chose Marth a Coover and Betsy NI chols for membership. At H on ors D ay , an all. coUeae co nvoca ti on pri or to gradu a ti on, Mary Al ice Barber M arge Lund, and Ka t ie Overh olt desianated as hiBhest in th eir r espective dep art ments. Oth e r h onorary organiza ti ons nlmed Pi Beta Ph is to membership: 0 N n a · tional H ome Economics Kholastic fraternity, sele<ted lib by Hake: Riley Deal became a m ember o f 4> l: n , honoring w ome n in chem is t ry; Nan cy Stover became vice·president o f 6 4> 6 , art hono rary ; Brtsy Nichols was el ected p resident of the h onou ry for wo men in journalism , e 1: <II Norma Young was elected honor a ry student b od y pres ident f or the annual W omen's Day celebration in the sprin s:

The "I" Frlte rnity in it iated M eg Quist. Manlou Willis Gene Carr, and Mary J ean Otopolik; Mary jean was elected president and Mar ilou as elected secretary of this honorary fo r omen in athletics. "1" awards were pre· sented to M at Hou Willis. Gene Carr, Cam Pavlik, and Mary Lou Ta ylor. Marit ou Willi s was also chosen as the most outstanding freshman athlete. Scottie Merri c k is the via-president of the W ome n's Athletic Au oc ia t io n_ P i Beta Phi won nrst place in the Int ramural swimming meet

A novel trophy wu added t o the P i Beta Phi l ibrary shelf when • team consistina of Sue S teph ens M ary Ann Young. Mary Lou Doyle, um P av lik and Martlou Willis w o n a ple-eatina contes t Other con te stants were fr a ternit ies whose names included the Greek letter Pi.

The Panheilenic scho l arshi p cup went to Pi Beta Ph i for the fourth consecutive term hen the t abu latio ns of grade for spring term ere announced eariy in the falL VIce·presiden t of the H ome Economics Education club is Marilou W i llis. Wanda June Smith, .nd Barbara Bilsten are new cheerleaders boost iDa the I owa Sta te College Crelone s wh o Ire under the ma n .gement of the new foatbal coach. Abe Stuber. The 1947 H omecom inB fe.ru red the foo t ball game with M issou ri Universir, and two i n· formal dances with Tex Beneke's orchestra. The Ho meco mina staff included Trudy Becker, Barbara Berry, Cam Pavlik , and Riley Deal.

PL EDGED: Joan Ahem, Wa yne, Ncb.: Esther Brecken · ridge, Shirley Ca rter, Mar y Mc Co r mic k . .Ames: Joan Bro wn. Scott, Ark.; J oan Dorsett{ Webs te r Groves, Mo _; Margaret Leveson Alt adena, Cali,; H ele n Lolan, M oville ; P .t Man o lek, M a rtha M oore, Marshallto wn; Marjorie Moore, Des M oin es; Donna Peterso n, Fort Dodge : Sally Simpson. La Gran ge, HI. ' ClIire Sta rk Chicago-, III. ' Janet Sutherl and, Sioux Palis, S D. ; Virginia V.nderf oo , Dubuque: Katherine Y oung, Bedford ; and Sally Zocckler, O venport RILlY JEAN DEAL

I OWA ZETA- UNIVERS ITY OF I OWA

Chartered, 1982

INITIA TED , September 20, 1947 : Audre y Folsom, Maso n City. f owa Zeta s t a rted the fall semeste r with much e nthusium New ideas a nd life have been added with the new initiates livin, in the house. Election o f officers to repla ce girls wh o didn t return .nd to .6.11 resignations was held at the first act ive meeting.

Activity began before formal o pen ina of classes w ith enter· tainina freshmen and tr.nsfer orientation groups in the c ha pter house during reg ist rat io n weelt J ulia Ferguson. Pa t He nnessy. H a rriet -Hocgh, Kathryn KImmel, and M.ry we re amo na the ori enta ti on leaders on campus.

On home comi ng, October 11, a lumna: and guests from othe r colleges were guests of the chap ter A significan t house disp la y was arranged by a committee headed by M.rg a ret H im and including Rosea nna DeWitt, Mary Ellen DeWitt j eanne Larson, and Florence Strate. All housing units on Clm pus f!articipated in a contes t for t he most appropriate homecoming decoration.

This yea r the theme for t he annual swimming show presented by the Dolphins, men 's swimming team, was ' Holiday In Paris " M ary Ann Wood was selected as a candidate fo r the Dolphin Queen, who reilns over the performances.

October 31 was the night of th e . nnua l H a llowe ' en part y, one of the big fall functions.

T he chapte r h as received a l etter from Rud o lph Van loey. the Belgi n boy t o whom the new initiates sent a box of food. cloth i ng and drug supplies as a p ledae project. The chapter has now "adopted ' Rudolph and Is goina to continue sendi na him and his family gifu.

Worki ng on the Fri" o J staff, college humor m aguine. are Harriet, H oegh, Hel en Hut, Fl ore nce Strate M ary Ellen DeWitt, Jeanne larson, M artha J o hnsto n • nd iris Halverson. Mar jor Ie Sto ltz , j ea nne Larson! and Ann Ewen are de· vo ting t ime t o Htl Ulj" ,. university yea r book.

Y .W.C A activities are again o f prim e interest w i thin the chapte r Harriet H ocgh is worship coordinator for the year and is on the executive council , while Julia Ferauson is serving on the cabinet.

I nformal rushing began. o n the I owa campus October 18 a nd con t inued fo r thr ee w eeks. Everyon e enjoyed meeting and pledging new girls.

IllS A NN HALVar.SON

lOT A PROVINCE

SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA- UNIVER SITY OF SoUTH DAKOTA

Chartered September 30, 1927

Pl edie Day , September 19, 1947

I NITIATED , September 10, 1947: Na n e M cCo nnell, Sioux City. Jow.; Mary Town l ey, Sioux Palls.

M an, th inas arc still prominent in the memories of South Dakot A from hst year The Chap t er closed the year w i th a memorable social event. A garden p a rtJ .nd da nce was held which prov ed to be another one of the outstandi na parties of the ),ear. Also Donna Lou Schmid t was in iti.tcd into Mo rtar Board.

The .6.nt semester already has bee n vet}' bUS)' Aftu initiation and pled,i ng, plans were underway fo r Dakota Day. The Uni,ersit}' now has the largest enrollment of its history. so arrangements were made for the bigges t Dako ta Da, In yeus

The University with its large enrollment this Jear. has added man}, new h ousing units t o accommod.t e the man y new studen t s Al so new instructotl and cour5CS have been .dded.

Jo yce Simpson was initiated into <II I. I, national iangua8e fraternity Patricia Bauer and Carol Quinn were io.itiatcd In PI,!cr&fters. Also M uriel Tow-o.send ,.,u elected president o f un ior PanheHenic. So anoth er successful yea r has started for South Dak ota A

PLEDGED: V ir,inia Benedict Marcia J ob. Margaret Jun Malone, Sioux Jowa: Helen Eri c kson, Lois Milliken, joyce Simpson. SIOUX Fall s: M ary lee Cuns ton, lo, n Osman. Janet Swab, Je an Van Am.le , H uron; De Ofd Drabek, Winner; Jean Ann Bieaeimier, Y ankton: Ma ry l ane Brown. j o Anne Dubes. Armour ; Delores J o hnson , rm e : M arjorie IJnch , M adisoa: Carlis Ande rson. luVerne. Minn .; Sall)' Ke naston, Ad ington, Va.: Mary lou Shannesscy, M uskegon, Mi ch;. Joan T isd.lI. Mob ridge: janis Wells. M itchell; Muriel T owosend Moorhead M inn. PAnlcA NOLL

EBR.ASKA B ETA- UNIVERSITY Of NEBRJ\SKA

189'

P Oa,., September 10, 19-47

INlnATm, April 19, 19-47: Priscilla Bailey. Annis Gilmore. Gretchen Swoboda. Doroth,. Travis, Omaha: Ja ne Buch· fiock. Alliance: Ma,!orie johnson. SioUJ: uty, I owa: Marilyn Lege, Nathalie Muon, Rosemary Reynolds, Eliu· betb Schneider. F remont: Beverl, Lytle. Log an l o.a; Euaeoie Sampson, Cmtral City: Juliet Sherwood. Red Cloud: Villinia Trant, Colo ra do Springs. Colo.; Mary Belle O'Halloran Boyd, Wood Lake.

Ntbraska B completed • very succcssful fall rusb wed: by pledfin, twenty sll ,iris September 10. Schoo lurted Mplrrnber 18, .nd with the enrollment. plus Ichool Ipirit, It In .11 time high. everyone is look;n, forward to a reat yur.

Weele ·end lOCi al even t. this f.1I hav e consisted of hour dances with futern ilies and house held af ter uch footh all lame.

October 6 the ch.pt,er invited the alumnz to the house for desc. rt and entertalftmen t

Las t Ma,. of the !irls, Jean Compton Ind Ad is Swanson p .tte rso n, were e ected to M o rtar Board at our annud Iv y Day: ce remon ies. GeniC Sampson was chosen II a freshman attendant 10 the May Queen.

The chapter was proud of two of its lraduating seniors, Betty St:.nlon and Barb.ra Kiechel. who were elected to 4> B K last sPrln.l.

Our .nnua l spring form.1 d n ce was held May 2 i n the ballroom of the Cornhuslce r H otel. This climaxed ou r main social events of the year.

We arc especi.U, proud o f our ch.p ter hous e th is year as it WII completel, durinl tbe IUmmt: r months, a nd is • pride and joy to eveCJo ne of us.

The pledge clau look the active ch .pter b, surprise when they ro uted them ou t e. r1r on a Saturd., morning 10 c hallenle them to a lame. 0 footb.lI. The .ctives man altd to ''''e the i r f. CCl, hOwever, by ddeat inl the pledges 13·0 The pledges respon ded b, entertaininl the weary .ctives at the chapter house.

PLEDGED : joel B. ile y. j oris Devereaux, Mars.ret W'rren , Omaha; Betty Buchlin cle, Julie Buch6ncb, Fran ces Copsey, AlIi.oce; Marj o rie C.n.day, Ruth AnD Curtiss, Barbara Gardner, Rosemary Grah.m, Harriet Huston, Carol yn Roberts, Al ice Vln Bur., Paula Woody, Lincoln: Patricia Cheek, Milw .uleee, W i•. : J.net Graes, Beverly Hills Calif.: Glori. Larsen, Central City; Ba bette Marsh, Kanns City, Mo.; Rosemary Motter, Fremont · Mariln NoraH, Ann Stevenson, North PI.tle ; Joanne Norris, Kathleen Warner Aberdeen, S.D.; Kath,. Seymour. West Bend, Wis.; Betty Shennan. Cou ncil Bl uffs, l ow.: K.therine Smith. Red O.Ie, Jowa

VI1GI NIA HAN SEN

*KANSAS ALPHA- UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

Chartered, Apr il 1, 1872

Plcd,e D .,., September 11, 1947

JNJl1ATIID, March I, 19-47 : Ann Learned! Bartl esvi lle, Okla .; Peny Baleer. Georg.nn Eyler, S. in. ; Bar bau Burns l Elinor Prye, Shirlq Garst, Wichita: Sally Pe,ues, P .tricla Ham i lton, Hut chulSOO: S.lIy Shepard, Charlotte Boyl e, Marllt'et Ann Pos ter Kansas City , Mo.; Mabel Ellen Cable Ka ns as City: Louise Lambert Leavenworth : Ja cquel i ne Herriott, lawrence: Constance Oe.n. Topeka : kalher ine Pickens, j opl in , Mo

.'NITIATIID, September " 1947 : Shirley Cundiff, Kansas City, MO 'i Ann St'nton, Leavenworth

The s,Pnnl term found man,. Pi Beta Phis taking part in the yanous activil ies. A Career Conference which lasled a week and brou,ht m.ny oulltandinl speakers to the campus received • very good attend.nce. Mal'}' Breed, presi. dent of YWCA. presIded as ch.irman at one of the meet· ings. Another very inspirationa l t im e was Rell,i ous Emphasis Week. Min isters from .11 over the United Sta te s were on the campus .nd live i nfo rmal talka a£ter dinner It the sorority and fr.lernity houteS.

Carol yn Campbell, chapter president. WIS tapped for Mortar Board and was eJected vi ce.president june Smilley became a member of P.i Chi. Elaine M.rtindell and C.rol ) n C ampbell became members of Pi Lambda Tbcta and Caro!)n was elected ila/ resid ent Carolyn was also elected president of A • A an treasunr of J. ,. janesl honorary pep or· ,anililion of .hich s he was honor inlt i.te.

Kansas ' A cclebrated its nth Ann iversary on Mt. Dread alooJ with Poundetl' Oa, at a B.nquet April 30. Mrs. MIIK)n Keck Simmons, Kansas A '28, spolce on Holt House Bamara V.mer announced that the chaptet would prcxnt a bell for the Carillon of tbe World War H Memorial as the ch.pter's n th Anni nrJ' ry ,ift to th e Un iTe-rsity'. The bell , 11 be boulht throulh con tribut ions o f alumne and chapter members.

Gcor,.Dt1 Eykr bad the 001, ,irl ' s part 1ft Thy KIRI' dora Come, " a studcat produced play. Frances Chubb .as a deleeate to the N.bonal W.A A ConYetltion.

jo.nne RIIC:SC ••1 elected Swcd.hurt of Sisrna Chi. joanne liso wa. named business manaler of the Ktt,,,It/ E"I!"t". Bamara Hume " ' as named Associate Editor of th e Kltlt/It/ br&i"" , Joan Woodwud was Jivm the Honor Ar row which is pn· sented to the junior gul wbo has dooe the: most for the chspter.

The (liedles e the .ctiYes a surprise p.rty. "Pi Phi Heaven, • on SI. Patriclcs O. y. The las t of Ma y the chapter entert.ined thdr mother. w it h a Ma, .OaT brunch.

The annual Iprin, part)' "Trocad·ArfOW' a _ondt.!· fu l close t o an e.-entful locid JCason. The ,iris dined in the " W i ne .nd Bl ue Room " at the house and daoced in Ihe "An,el Room" .t th e Lawrence Countr, Club. Pot ted palms .nd IpoIli& hu produced a n ig htclub atmosphere while the ,uests tnjoyed the last formal party of the yur

Thi. fall the enrollment hit an a ll t ime high of 10j OOO

For the first time in K .U.·s history dasses are bein, he d In barracks which have bee:n. bui lt io back of th e Administra' tion Build in,.

This yeu K.nsu A proudl,. shlfes the St ool m.n Vue with On tario A. The chap ter WII abo thr i lled to be warded th e Nita Stark H istory cup.

.\aain PI Betas Phi are well represented in campus activi· ties. Louise Lambert is s«retary of the Student Union. Fr.nces Chubb it vice·president of W.A.A. Joa n Wood watd can be. seen leading the yeU. at all rallies n d games. j02n is also secreta ry of the Senior Class and N O W, women's roli tical party. H iscox is chairman or the Rin. CommittH 0{ the: koior Class. A d r ienne i. also pres ident of the Chemistry O u b. N.ncy Love, Sara Ja yn e Scott, Caro l yn Campbell , .nd J oy G odbchue are members of Senior Comm ittees. Ann Learned is Chairman of Clubs and Organil.llions of the Student Union.

Court ne y Cowgill. Ann Learned, a Dd J oy Godbehere are members of the YWCA Cabinet. Ann IS Publ icity Chair· man, CourtnC'J is editor of the Y ·Call and Joy is head of the Fresh man Pro,ra m. Kansas A won the Scholarship Cup ror the year 19-46·47. This year the ch ap ter .verage increased a great deal over that of I.st yeat but Pi Beta Phi was nnked second.

The pled,e chss stlged the annual "w.lk·oul" With Ihe Phi Delta Theta pled ge class October I. October 4 the pledge c1us WIS forrn dly i ntrodu ced .t an Open H ouse whi ch as given in the Kansan Room.

Connie Kend.ll represented the freshmen women in the New Studr nt Convocation Ceremony.

PLIIDGIlD : Cuolyn Campbell, Jean Dressler, JOIce New · comer, Jo Ann Hudso n Marilyn Sweet. Kansas City. Mo .: Barh.n P ack, Kansas City: Const.nce Kendall l Great Kather ine Hoaa Betty Dunne, Ann Stodaer, WIchita : Margaret Pat Pon.cannon, Emporil: IYI Fl ora, Ssli na; Mull nne Gear, Betty Armstro nJ, Hutchmson J OY GoOBIIHUI

"KANSAS BHA-KANSAS STATE COLLEGE

Chartered, 191 ' Pledge Day, September 7, 1947

A sigh of was to be he a rd rrom the crowd of studenls in an October convocation at Kansas State Colleat President Milton S. E ifCDb ower had just reported that he exp«ted a drop in the enro llment the next ICtDCSter. Studenu werr ratiped wi!h seven o'dock af!d crowded housi n, con ditIons hl c h forced many to live 1ft barracks .n d trailers A ntW .1I·time h igh for the college WIS reached this Call wit h 7,148 students. nellly 3,000 over the prt-WII pe.k. d I h· K.nslS B is proud or itself fo r winninl the Plula e I' la CuP. shared in ,lory with A The also disti n cti on in locil scholastic Cllcles by Winning Ihe City Panhelltnic scholarship vISe last spr inl This makes the lirth co nsecutive yell that Kans.. B has won the honor. Th i. hll the Rush Week theme wu S S. IT B ., com · plete w ith ,ancPltnk and mariner's rope. Rushees wslked Iftto • differtnt port each of the four of. net'le· rack in, wHIe. The lirst day was Chi n. With esotlC Imported tea: then mysteri ous Ind ia with and P'!n:'J : Frida l it •• s off to Punce an the of a ParISI In ladies shop' the hst da, was Brull With crepe'paper umbrellas .nd pdm IrttS for "A Rajny Ni,ht in H omccoming 11'1$ I g.1a affair WIth General nwllht O Eilefthowu, brother o f Kan sas Stile Collele' s president, rid · in, up Mli n Street in • flo.t. Greeks voted to concentr.le on the plCade instead of house decorations this yeu so thlt when newsrHI compl.nics Clme to "shoot " 1m: Gen· erd, the Soats would be IS spectacula r IS pOlSible: Jnd iYiduli honors are pilin, up on Nadme Smith and ShIrley Ki"8 Klnus B sophomores. Both &iris were ch osen IS for t his yell. Nldine was head o f the

{)Olitical committee on the Student P1anninl Committee Shiflcr bad the lead in " Our Hcarts Were YOUnl and Gar,' summtt school pl.,. Shirley abo was w«tcd lor A choi r.

Nancy DiUle and Ann Huddleston asked to ;o;n Mort., Board last sprinl Nancy .as elected presideDt o( th.t ortlnizatio n. Ann i5 Klnsas B th i s ycar Ind is • member of Student Council.

Chapter members are: proud of the shining mml trophy they Oft lot placi ng second in the Interfraternity Sinlt hst spnn, _ Son,. ,",ere "The n + Ch.nt" lod " n + Swtethurt" by Meredith Wilson.

Shir19 Pence u chosen by Pris, hOllOruy for outstand· iog jUnio r women. Shirley aho sine' In A Cappelli choir

Fin KansH B women won distinction in • K +, national scholastic fraternity (or seniors. They were Ruth Halderson Lonl. Hdcn Law-on Patty. Helen Otto, Ruth Hod,50D and TIeIS Montlomlery.

Nanq Dill[1e as prlesidletlt of e I +. honorary for womM in iournaliam. with Doris Brlewler as vlce.pruident. Do,is alw is secrrtaq of Quill Club. clleative writler ' s organiution.

Catherinle Merrill and jolinle Ntlson wlere sellected lor llead, in thle fall colle.e play. "Twdftb Niltht "

PLIDCID: Lillian Hanson. Cia, untler; Jleannette Ha,gh. Hi,hlaod : Carol Campbell, Kansas City. Mo : Ma,., Lou NCleley, Joan Newcome r. joannle Orr, EJ Dolldo: Mal}'dlen Phillips, Dorothy O·Ooonlell Connile Armita,le. Hutcbinson: Mooa Prltnon AnM Russell. Wichita i Carol Bates Ha y.; Joan Fllnir:, SHttlle. Wub.; PatriCIa Adams, Norton: JoanM Brlewer, Leta Jun Christ ile, Shirlley Barham , Ceci lle Cart, Manhattan; June Graff. Marynille; Ann McMlIIlen, Minnupolis; Betsy Steinstsa, Bueno. Airles, Arlt:ntina; CatheriM Merrill. Ellis, Doats Bu.,

COLORADO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

Chartelled. 1884 Pledge Day, Stptembcr 28. 1947

INfn,o\TID April 20. 19-47: Barbara Beard. Dallas, Tex : Dianne Demmon, Grand Rapids. Micb.; Dorothy Lee Po e1J Evanston 111

Octc1cr 19, 1947: Caro lyn Allen, Lon,mont· Betty Bruton, Colorado Spllnls; Joan Cummings. Oakland. Calif.: Dorothy KaJllrM, Selab. Wash,; Margaret Manchmer, St. Louis, Mo.: Jo Works Denver.

Colorado A Ix'gan t he quarter's activities with a 't'C1}' successful rush week, Immedi. tel y alter plledging In bouse "IS held for the new pledges, That Diltht a "coo • shine" "at held and .11 of tbe new pledges spent the nig t at the hOWle. They were also liven four fraternity serenades. The follo"iol nil.ht a tea dance WIS ,iven to which all the fratemitin "ere IOvited to meet: the new pled,n. Formal pledlin& "as October 5. The chapter give • to introduce the Dew housemother. Mrs. MarjOrie M. KeoOC'df. to tbe other sorori ty prcsidlents and bousemothers.

After the ,und office.n h.d their mcetin4 in Colorado Colorado A WIS honored with thell prescOCIe in Bouldct and a IIIBe d inner was , iven for them Homc.comina: "IS ccllebrated the elekend of Novc.mbcr 1. All of the ,irl. worked diliaentl t on thle Soat and the house decorat ions, and man, of thle IIIIs held cbainnaruhi!» and worked 00 rious committees Amonl the outstandin, events of last spring wu CU Days. Tble cbspter b o llSt delot.tions won second place. and the ftoat wu ,i 1eD honorable mention Kath, Butto was co-chairman 01 tbe dance committee aDd the chapter had twcln p.rticipants in the aU Khool show. Also, Mary Alice Cook WII an _Hendent to the CU Days Ouem Four , id. from this chapter recciYfit tile • B It key last sprin,. Thef were Nancy Kin,. Barbara Bums. Nancy Holtzman. and El.ine Merritt.

This fall the nleW officell elected were Judy Allm. house manaacr. and MllY Ali ce Cook. rush captain. Eiltcn HOfe bu beC'O dtcted iu prnident of her han in the fresh· men dorm wh ich is a hIgh honor

PuooID : Patricia Bccley , Mar,aret Club Carol CoIliDS. Carla Dshlio, Mlfjorie Danielson, Jananne H ilton. Mal}' Lou Ho ell. Mu jorle Jeffen. N.ncy Lon,. Nan McQUarr i e CbarlClen Morrison, Marilyn PetttSOO, Patricia S'!.lor , Jean Willard. DcDYCf ' Coral deBdl. F.n_ood, N : Efinor Clowes, Manza nola : Patricia Dunn. Tulsa Okla : Mallaret Georac Deerfield Ill : Jane Hanr. Pueblo : Patricia Hcrbu. Eiltftl HoJC Chica&O. III. : Kathleen Taft. Calif : Junette Kellct. West Plains. Mo ; Marilva Marsh, SpriD,fKld, Ill.; Franca Potts. Boulder; Bently Rudolph. BniIh .

COLORADO BETA- UN IVERSITY OF DENVER

Chartt rtd 188)

Pledge Da y, October 2, 194 7

I NITIATal. April 2 ) 19 47: Fran cis G1 u ltow . S.It Lake City Ut h : Mary Janie G rtcr Ft. Losan ; M. rj:e ry Sc hrenccn89St, Ros ell. N M ; Alice Smith, Denver; Jerry Sturgeon, Tnnidad

The new collle,e year broug ht thle Ja",est enrollment of students ever seen on the Dcn er Un iversIty campus. M.n, new temporal}' buildin,s facilities. and administrative per · so nnel, h e brou,ht .bout a grut change on thle c.mpus, Green ' dinkies .· · '· K.ngaroo Courts, " and numeroul act i vities ' (or the frtshmlen started this college yell in true traditional style.

Si ll girls for Mortar Board ere Arline AbboH , Ethel Annel i ng, Ooris Davenport, Norma Moe:, June Newton, and Ca rol Willley

Janet Brazile and S ylvia Houghton ere made members o f • B K

!ktty Kteutt er was dected rrcsidtflt of A A b. and Nan cy Wud w.s dlected prtsident 0 A I X. Chemical hononry

In order to 'promote better relati ons w ith other campus orllnizatlon. Colorado B h d aD informal " coffee hour " October before thle Oklahoma A. and M game for all of the w omletl students at the Univers ity Inner fraternit y lun cheons and dinners IS well IS serenades have also been in the prOJram Junle Newton chapter pmident. Ind Norma Moe, pledge tra iner brou«ht back man y enlilhttninlt ideas from the PloYi n ce con't'COt ion beld in Lawrc.oce, Kansas, Auaust 22 .nd n.

The .ctive members contributed ' 96,00 for thle complde support (or o ne year of a foreisn child

A nlew rushin, system was instItuted on the campus this fall, Instead of the usual month of penonal rushing and one form.1 rush eek . activit ies ere condensed to one w«ir: (or each The cod of the actr..ities brou, h t twenty· four new wearers of the , olden •• rowhead.

PLEDGED : Man' Je.n Ahrlens Pat Barrett , Patsy Chambers. Doris Dillon, Glenni, Fahringer, junne Hndhurst. Marsha Hid. Jun Hill. Betty Hillletlltamp, C,nthi. JohnJOn, Janie Ann Jones, N.ncy tockhart. Mal}' Lux , Ann McCarty, Beatrice Miller.r. lu.nne Moore. Joan Nettle, Jane Newton. Mary Pughe, uonna Rabinoll', Betty Savage, -earba,. Scott Carol Veasey. Rosa Wltsdl.

ROSALIND MUUAY

WYOMING

ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

Chartered. 1910 Pledge Da " September 27, 1947

I NmATBD. October "'. 1947: Jean Christensen. Ncwcutie; June Humbert. Laramie.

Although faU qUlrter as cu t two weeks. Wyomin, A m.o.,ed to complete the rlanned social Kbedule.

Open houses for each 0 the fraternit i es were startt'<! at once .fter rush eek ended. T o oid any sbow of p.rtiality . they were in ..ited in Ilpbabetical order. The open houses prond an efftttin way to meet Dew people on the in the quarter a rt«ption as held for Mrs MarJUerite Clark, the nleW c haperon. of wh o m .11 the iris are Yell fond A so new to the chapter _as Shlrlt'Y a tnnsfer from (nd iaD' Eps ilon at DePauw Un i erslty. Wyominl A considers her a welcome addition to the chap· ter. They also haYIe • DleW cook, Mn Sides, wbo serves meals that arc just like Mom ' s.

Pi lkta Phi was ell represented on thle commlttccs choKn to efftct the state wide drive to supply muns to prOYide • Field House and Stadium as • U in, memor i al to World War II cteran. , Homecomin, a,ain found Wyomin, A out in front with house decoratIon. featurin, the motto "our opponletlU h.n de·ftct but W,omin, has de·fc.flce " Thle Ro.t was a bUle yellow chryunthc.mum tied with Wyomin,ll:'s and brown.

Tht trad i tional Th.nla,i",inS dlno« and Hallowcc.n party ....ere held creatiDl better plcd,e actift rel.tionships throulb com pa nionship

Ahhou,h h a ndicapped by a &lntiy reduced chapter, W)'«n ina A had one of its most successful Nsh in& season s. Rush parties were h i,hl ilhted by novelties such IS, a plantation p:.rtJ. a ni,ht club. a perfume bar skit •• nd the tvCf ·to.ed P i Phi w,ed di DJ'

Besides soc:: ial CTmts , WyomiDJ A had its .hare o f hono rs 00 the campus . Fo r s il[ conlCOltivc Jean they b ave w on the IC holarship cup. They are now proud ownen o f the 2nd permane n t cup. which can oaly be woo by bcin, biab · cst Kbo lastically for three consccutift fcars

On Mortar Board are three Pi. Phisf Martha Ballantyne Donna jean Fm. and Ann Schmidt. ron Skull representatives are Shirley u\l&h1in aod GlenDa Sorensen. Spurs chose jUfle Humbert. Corthell, and Polly Hamm . Polly is also one o( the cI:ittrleadus_ Senate membcn are 8ettJ Ellen Hill .nd jean Christensen. Both o( these girls hold positions 00 important com· mittees which ue part o( the nudent senate.

PLEDGED : Mary Breslin, Ana Byland Beverly Carroll, Rosemary Sch.ilt. Peggy Hitchcock, Lois janowski , ur:unie; Nancy Edwards, Lind. Lou Storey. Cheyenne ; M.rv Jean Harri •. Norma Mac Johnson. Sao Diego C.lif.; Bamara Jo nes. Wilmette, Ill. : Maril yo Kershisnik. Rock Sl?rings; Celeste Lavin. Casper; Dcmcris Miller, Lusk; Shirley Sorensen, Frontier; Meredith Wallace. Sheridan. GL.lNNA SoaaNSIN

UTAH ALPHA-UN IVERSITY OF UTAH

Chartered, 1929 Pledge D.y. February 2, 1947

INlTIAUO. M.y .c. 1947 : Jeanne Anderson. Darlene Cb ristiansen, Pat Clawson. Paddle jarvls. Adele Mays, Salt Lake City ;J,.n e Lay too, Layton ; Margene Steinbach, Tooele. At the niversity of Utah's HomecominJ ,JlIle. Utah A met the .itu.tion well prepared for the busy week. There

as a Loint street dance Jiven by the Sigma Nu ch.pter a nd Pi Beta Phi. The Pi Brta Ph i quartet loohd beautifully t } pical of "Ute" tradition in the ir white be.ded Indi.n drnKS and white moccasins. Othn members represented the ch.pte r in the red. wh ite and blue floll ith Ruth jean Snow as the Ute m.iden ooised in resplendent Indian costume .nd he.ddress hold ina a bow and PI Bet. Phi arrow.

The Pi Bet. Phi fsshion show hl.l almost become a tr.dition In Salt l.t.ke City: Novembel 22. 1947 made the tenth consecuti"e year th at this has akm place. The fashion .how is one of the major acti"ities in which the chaptel' p.rticipates to raise extra funds and i. allO one of the fuctions at which .Iumnl'! and .cti"n m.y become more closely .cqu.inted. Thi, fasbioa ahatt' is put on thru the co·operatioo of the alumnI'! and .cti"e ch.pters; Mn. Lee Waldren (Norma WilIiJllls) WIS mairman for the alumnz and K.y Wheeler for the .ctive chaptn.

Ut.h A as proud but sorry to lose one of its most outstanding araduates of 1947, Jean Bickmore, to U.C.L.A where she has .ccepted • profChOnhi,P. Jean WIS not only outstanding in the chapter but also In fier many activities on campus .nd on the S.1t Lake City Tn6".,. She is a member of • B K, • K ••• nd WII uded the Schropm.n Club's Graduate Scholarship. jean has had • most worthy schoo l record and will carry on in th is manner. Ut.h A is proud to have jean Bickm ore representing it_ PAU..... MAACaTTS

KAPPA PROVINCE

OKLAHOMA ALPHA-OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY

Chartered, 1910

Pledge Day, September ,. 1948

INITIATW. September 28, Je.n Johnson. Olelahoma City; Buie Gibbs Olcmui,cc; Gafa Wilhite, Anad.rko.

5qJtember palsed quiclcly by on the Pi Beta Phis calendar as rush c.me to the 0_ U. campus and, on its departure. Idt behind a prize pledge clall (or the .rrow Siels.

Enthusiasm reached its pcak at the completion of the summer house redecorating, .nd the Pi Beta Phis proudly displayed the many ne improvements th.t had been m.de.

Prewar days were definitely back this year, .nd JO were the queens that had stepped down (rom their thrones while the boys were .w.y. Thelma Back was the Pi Beta Phi candidate for R O T.C quccn and Joyce Peters for music quun.

October brought the d.d. down for their day. and • big buffet dinner and entert.inment in the house put them in the spirit for the footb.lI same with K.nsn.

Among the girls who have brought f.me for the chapter were Jean Bailey. cbapter president. and Carolyn Cooley Smith. president of the A.W.S., bo, as members of Mortar Board, have acted as le.ders (or the ent ire University

Next 00 the calendar was Homecnmlnc, .nd everyone as buS}' decorating .nd enteritIJ: into the spirit of the occasion During November the chapter entertained for Mrs. Quigley. the new hostess, with an open house at which .11 the faculty .nd Pi Bet. Phi friendl were invited. Mrs. QUifl", has been doing • beautiful job in her difficult task of fil ing the shoes of Miss Glad y, ScinUy who left the ch.p ter last spring to take the po.ition of Oirector of the Central Office.

PL!DGED: Eli:.abeth Vandervcr , Patricia Vanderver. ludy Beth Thelma Back , Tulsa; C.therine Ledbetter. Alden Obering. .ne McCaule y. Viflinia Holcomb, Okhhom. City : Beverly icholson. Carol Howell. Enid' joan Roberts. Pawnee ; j:f:hlne Ta ylor, Quapaw; Ba;.tafl Whitehurst. Ponca City; oyce Peters, Ho&art; ludy Wheeler, Clinto n ; Ca rolyn M IY, P.uls V.lley; justme M cDona ld, Brown sville. Tex.; Pat Young. ChicaJo. Ill MAaV BUkKK

.OKLAHOMA BETA-OKLAHOMA AGRJCULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE

Ch.rtered. AUlUst 12, 1919

Pledge Day. September n. 1947

With registration .t Oklahoma A_ .nd M. at an all time record of over 12 .000 students, campus activities Ife swinging into a new high_ Faculty ,i,iton from various ne ighbo ring universities were on band to obsc:rve the new re,istration system at A .• nd M A new freshman women's dormitory is being constructed .nd many tempor.ry buildings are beinS built to allevl.te the .cute .horta8e of classroom spacc. The new chapter h ouse of Alph. Chi Omesa Women's Fraternity. colo nized last ye'r, is nearins completion. Last spring the college was the .ite of the Reglon.1 Collegiate United Nations Assembly at which Eve Curie WIS the principal speaker.Oklahoma B completed a successful rush season with

Mary Martin IS nuh captain. At the .nnual int erfratern ity Ribbon Dance September 20. K'vmleen pledaes wore the wine and blue.

At the beginning of school the chapter learned that for the fifth consecutive semester they had att.ined the highest schol.rshi p average on the campus Twenty-nine members were listed on the De.ns' Honor Roll. Last sprin, Jo.n Elizabeth An,erer. Fern M.rie Merri6e1d. VirJin ia Vandergrift. M.ry J o Breidenbach Ruth Ann Schnuk loth and Margie Lou Ad"aQU ere selected for Oran,e a nd Bl.ck Quill, junior womm's hono r.ry society_ T.pped for Mort.r Board were Betty Clifton, jo Ann Mullendore•• nd Maff Martin. who was elected .s irs president New Pi Bet. Ptn memben of • K • . this colle,e's tq!li""lent of • B K were Carol Merrifield Gyles. Rosalee Deardorff Rock. and jean M.rie Kerns Ktq)s.

The c.h.pter's presidents of college oraaniutions are Betty Clifton. W.A A.: jo Ann Mullendore, Y.W.e_A.; Mary jo Botkin. a I + , honora,.,. journalism fraternity; .nd Dorothy Bradford, Order of Gregg Artists, Charlene Schick was elected "icc-president of the Southwest Di.trlct of International Relations Clubs at the annu.1 convention. jo Ann Mullend ore '110'11 elected campus Senior Senator in the spring elections.

M.ry Baba F icknt was one of fil'C beauty queen' chosen for the 19"7 REDSKIN. the college annual. M ary Ann Shepherd Hi cks wa salso on the REDSKIN beauty section. Rosemary Patten was elected Honorary Cadet Colonel by the campus ROTC, and her picture will appe.r in the 1948 REDSKIN.

Fern Marie Merrifield flayed the part of B ianc •• nd Lee C.rman. Curtis. in the .1 -co llcae prOduction of Th, r.",i", oj th, ShIll!, prtsf:Oted October 22 and 23.

At the end of the Iprina session Oklahom. B was rded the Women's Fraternity Sports Plaque for the fourth successive year.

PLEDGED: Elinor Miller, Ardm or e : Helen Kimb.ll , Chickasha' Sue G.unt. Cushing; Miry Frances Moore, F.irfu; joyce Shultz. Guthrie; Mag Blanche Shull. Lawton; Carolyn Bond, Janice Hight, Ielahoma Clty.i.. Patricia Allsp.ugh. Helen Van Winkle. Ponca City: UOrDtRy Tully. Shawnee; Eleanor Hupcr, S.ndra Stevens. jeanne Thomaa, Stillw.ter: jo.rce McF arla.nd, Tulu : Le ila C.rm.n. Wi chi t., K.n.; jean homas. Winfield, MJ,afll MEUlFIlLD

ARKANSAS ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

Chartered, 1909

INlnATED, October I, 19.c7 : Polly Cole. Brend. Stuck. J.ne Dwiuins. Mlrtha Harlan.

Arkansas A st.Med the year ..,.ith a "ery successful rush week. As our quota WIS 2' this yeu the Ch.p ter could only take n pled,es. Edith Sinley 11 hurt and had to lel\'e (or the semester. so another girl w pledged.

The Chapter held a circus party honoring the pledges. Dancing was in the Student Union and then dinner .nd the p.rty took placr at the Ch.pter house.

Open houses h.ve bet-o held aftel III home football games. Arkansas A has set new go.ls for this year. A new pled_esponsor program Is orked out. and we are strCIJlns study hours for each pledge and initiate

PLEDGED : Betsy Benton, elfo t r n Butler, Joan Carrol. Sue Graham Ell. Hunn Payne, Martha Jane pnillips. Elizabeth Humphrqs, Carol Gr«nwood, Patty Moseley, Pat Durham, Jane Jarman, Margaret Bowers. Berty Ann Smith, Jane toogino Miry Jane Stuclty, Jeln Stuck, Barbara DYess. Elizabeth Smith Ann Buih. Edith Sivd." Diane ]{cid. Memory Bland. jean Emily GUll. Lela Craigo , Barbara Br ad y, M I LyN HOAG

A,.kansas Alpha girls and ,hei,. dale! III Winler Won. tie,/and ball. Fr om Jell 10 righl,' Afar] /t1i/(hdl , PalI] Campbell, and Jane Thomas.

TEXAS ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS

Chlrtered. February 19. 1902

INITIA TED, Octo'xr 9, 19'i7: J oyc e Cox, Emily Ann Finch, Jean Gaddis, Nonl Goddard, Marilyn Hobart, Jane McCu llough. PC&l1 Mull ins Cecil e Ragland, PrilCilJ. Scott. Camilla Shear.

Texas A enjoyed. very successful rush wcck in Srptembcr, when forty·two aitis wcre pledged. AJ the rc _cre .t leut (our rush p.rties daily, a great variety of decorltions .nd progratru were required. At the fir,t part}•• Pi Phi heaven. the guHt, were greeted It the door br Saint Peter .nd escortcd into a room of white pillows Ind filmy cloud•. The next party carried out the dcep sca theme. all the window. being covered with blue cellophlne and fisb to resemble the ocean. Sea w«d Idomed the chlndeliers. .nd this t imc Neptune lrelted the rushea: Still .nother party car ricd out the GiJ Nlntics thcme, and the last one was entitled "Pi Phi!.. .S. A. " Ille hiahli,ht of thc fill semestcr "u. of course , Miss Onktn', .isit to the chapter. &tween conferencH witb thc officers. pled,csb and transfers. therc werc In-er.1 social events liven In er honor A t ea was held h.J the .ctives the afternoon of her .rrival, Ind the alumnr financi.1 ad.isor, Mn. Thrasher, lave. bufftt supper lor Miss Onken InQ all Pi 8d:a Phis It her home Monday niaht. The following night. cooky·shine was beld It the chlpter house. November 7 III Pi Bdl Phis Ind thelt dlte. were present at the .nDual masquerade ball. Othcr social events 01 the year han brtn open bollSQ for nrious fraternities .nd dessert parties for thc plcdgfl, Campus honors h.n Ibo come to KTera! members. Charlotte Mickey has been elected presideDt of thc Campus League of Women Voters; Bettr Bollman. president of A lpha Lambda Delt. (honorary freshman scholuship club); and Cynthia Ro_aD, vice president of A.C,E.

PLEDGED: Loi. Ago or. Viraini. Begg. AndertOn. Martha aaire e.ker, Barbar. Ballard , &ctt, Belli, Eleaoor Bering, Dilne Bowyer, Bertie Boyd. Betty Alnes Bua, Anne Campbell. Helm Oose. CarolJ1l uuse, Prances Dossett. LiSbeth Field. M.rian Fleming. SaUy Preem.n. Junc Fristoc r Jean Ha ynie, janis Hicks. Ann Hill. M.rynada lull, Gerala.ine Hunt. Barb Jones, Sue Landc:r, Marplet

l.o<:kctt, Patricia Lynch, ElSIe MartlR. Anne McGuire Mar i.n Moore, Patricil Murphree, Mimi Oldh.m. }eari Orand. Patricia Peyton, Margery Shellr, Ann Showers M.ry Helcn Story. luci ta Thorton, Nancy Tyree, Jean Williams, Lillis White, Bct:ty York.

ANN HAUlS

*TEXAS BET A-SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY

Chartered june 10, 1916

Pledge Da y , October l, 1947

Ru.h w«k for Tuas B began September 21 with ODen houses. Unlike prC'Yious years, onlb out·of·town rushees were invited to thest p.rt ies. The 11111 gi ris had been enter t ained with coke p.rties during the summer. The bid. were Biven out on th e 2' .nd on the 26 the .nnual p led ge night dance was held.

Thi. year there arc .bout 7000 studenta enrolled in Southern Mtthodist Uni.ersity, The college has grown .c. cu.tomed to a large number of students Ind now has many more facilities to .ccommodate them. The newest improve' ment is the student union building. It is only a temporary one, yet it serves its purposc well. The interior is decorated in western style with wigon wheels, rope, rough m.ple furniture, brass lamps, .nd high beam ccilings. Such a build ing has long bem needed and is a great addition to the campus.

Texas 8 was honored by • visit fr om MilS Onkcn Sep· tember 27. The members of the uecutivc board h.d break · fut with her the morning of her day herc. That afternoon a tea was given for her. Before the tea, .he spoke to .11 the Pi Beta Phi members and alumnz in town In the evening a dinner WIS given by the .Iumnl!: club to which m.ny of the officials of the University ere Invited. All the members. pledges, .nd a1urnnz enjo)ed ber visit greatiy.

A pi cnic honoring the n ew pledges was given October 12 at J oan Thompson 's farm. There was barbecu e .nd singing Ind fun for ail Ihe girls .nd their dltes A big event, held Octobe.r 2) was the ann uli dance piven for the members .nd their dates .nd also members 0 other fr.ternities .Bette Pierce is editor of the yearbook Th, ROII",JtI. which promises to be .n excellent book. M.r il yn Souder is • repre· scot.tive of the College of Arts and Sciences on the studcnt counci l this year. Edythc Chin will play the lead in JOlIn 0/ um,;nr in thc Dallas little The.tre production.

Pormll "'u held October 3. Afterwards there IS • dinner for all the members .nd pledges.

PLmx;ID : Ann C1"k, Dianc Cook. Joan Gref.0ry. Carolyn Jones, Carolyn longnecker. }enenc McConnel. MIlT Ann Morey. Maq Poindexter, Leslic Randall, N.ncy S_lnnt'J', Charlottc TtlM. 0.11 : .8ettye jane Erwin • .Edyth R is le y, l ittle Rock. Ark : Shirley Hunt, B«ville; Jean Ellen Laycock, McAllen: Louise Le Gros, Betty Whitefield. H ouston; Virginia Ann Martin, Shreveport, LI ; Emily McQueen Tulsa, Okl • : Evelyn Pegues, Lonpiew; June Poteet, Harlingen; Nina Pruter , S.n Calif: Dorothy Shiver, Ashdown, Ark ; Ana Slaushter, rt. Worth; Bdty Nan White, Anthony, N.M.

MARY MARTHA HOSfORD

LOUISIANA ALPHA- NEWCOMB COLLEGE

Ch.rtered, 1891

Pledge Day, October 6 , 1947

'NlnATBD, May 21, 1947 : Griffen .8eTcrIy_ M c· Arthur, El.lne Prados, Norma Lcw-u, New Orlcans; Enlyn Sh.ddock. lake Charles i Helen Ann Glrrett, Shrrreport; Violet Wh itehead, Jeann i ne McGee. Memph is. Tean.: jean Orr, Carolyn Montgomery. Nashville, Tenn.; Ne. HoffmtTer , Hltti.burg. Miss.; Mua.ret Conder, San Antonio, Tex ; Beverly [yle. 8.y City, Tex. Campus .ctivity hea.n with • bang thl. YUr, with Rush Weck f.U ing during the first week of Khool. Aided by aD excellent Alumnz Adv isory Committee. the Newcomb P.n · hellenic. under its new constitution, functioned IIDOOtbly • nd made possible a .ery succcufuJ and hippy Rush Week

After an initi.1 house liven for the entire freshman class. thc Pi Phis entert.ined t • series of rush p.rties including the "Dream Plrty" IDd the "Pi Phi PurI.tory,' 1 Iliditional with Louisi.na A i rod the "C.jun Party ," at which the "Freshies" were Introduced to old French tra · ditions .nd cookina. Two of the eveots the "Pi Phi Circw" .nd the " HI_.iiaD Party," were held in the bil blck yard of the ch.pter house ••nd were particularly en · joyablc during a typiCal New Orleans hot spell, which descended upon u. for Ru.h Week.

Another acti.ity, occupyin, the time of many mcmben. wu the Freshman Orientation Pro&ram, durin. which both city Ind out-of·town freshmln lind together In the dormitories A Freshm.n Duc e, the DeaD'. Garden Party, .Dd fra·

t U D't'! open bCM.uCS p r O"f' id ed enr:crta inment fo r the DeYcomers, bile campus tours I.lld hudbook d wa hdped th em to bKoc:M fam ili.r w i th the college iU lI'ldil io ns I n d its ccm:rnme:nt Amonc thole .ctiol U " 8 ic. Siste rs " o r 00 'url ous orienta ti o n co mm iltta were Jc an nl ne McGce , pres ident of " AsKu ", Paac Calf Jan ice Ca rter. Glad ,s Bl oom , Ela ine Sane, Jane Los D. , Lu cile B<tD.1.rd. Anne Land,.,., a.rltnc McCo rkle a.od othns.

In the Studmt Bod, e.iect lO ns last ,p ri OI' H'Y ctll P i Beta PbI S were chosen ( o r offi c es they iII hold dUl in, this , car AdcJa id c Phillips , O Uf chaptet presidtnt and last r ear ' , Newcomb editor of the Tulane ycarbook, wu elected prcJjdcnt of the Sen ior ellss ; Anne Landryj -rice-pres i dent o f the Student Bod , .nd a. tl toe McCo rlt r , tKrttuJ o f the Junior Cla n. &bu. mcmbtn who received honors tast semester wue Maraard Conder I nd Carolyn MOIItJomcry members of the Freshm.n B e auty Co urt ; and Vimet 'Wh itehead. onc of the winners of a beaut y contestl sponsored by the Ur ( h;'I , a campus m'Sazine, and judgee by john M Po wers.

Lucile Bernard , Y vo nne Brown , and Elizabeth Nicholson are three P i Bt1. Phi, enjOJ'iDf an excitin, winter this yeu, as they arc heina formally Introdu ced as debutantes i n Nt'W Orlnns Elizabeth has returned this fill from a summer abr o ad, and has enterta ined the chapter wi th "low ina .ccounts of her travd. in En,land , Prance, and SWitzer ' land,

PLEDGED October 6 , 1947 : Dorothy Carrere, Htltfl Christ, D ulaney O u t M ary DiIl u d , LeUa fl ou rn oy, Sus an H , ams, Katherine ulendre, Nancy Moore, Judith Nott, Hden R.p ier. Effie Stockton, loti Wolfe, New Orleans : Lucy Ad.m s. York, AI • ; Coleman, Elizabeth Coo k. Mar,.rtt Garrett , Viram i l Ann Day Shreveport ; G ertrude Chitty , j.c.bonville. Fla .; Frances Dalton. Ashe· ,.i1le. N .C. ; Ca.mille Mos., Lake Charles ; Pitts Fort Sm ith. Ark.; Marie Withers. Tampa. Fla .; Mary Williamson Pineapple. AI • • JAN!! loGAN

LOUISIANA BETA-LOUISIANA STAT E UNIVERSITY

C h rtered. 19}6

D. y, September 11 19<47

INITlAT£.O Se p t ember U, 1947: Betty Le ilh T. ,.lo t , B.ton

R o e

Members o f Lou is i. na B " ri .ed i n Batoa Reule Sep' lember 6 afte r a mos t interesc inl swnmu Betty Le i&h T.ylo r, Al k e MISse y .nd Evdyn Wom. ck Toups .ttended the summer Insion II the University of Color.do. JanEtte .nd Dc.Ette McKellhen went to Costa lli c to I summe r sess ion sponsored by Internltional H o use for Splnish m'I'o rs

Final plans f o r , successful rush week wbl c h lISted rom &Plember 7 to 1 7 were formul.ted.

br Har o ld Sto ke is the new president of Lou is ian. St.te Universit y. Min Htlen Gordoo IS the new dean of women N o vember 7 , the act ives of Louisi.n. B presented their pltdles to the Clmpus It • form.1 dlnce The Country Club ""IS deconted with Irecns and b.Il00n •. Supper was befo re the d.nce to the .ctives, pled,a and datu. MUSIC w as furnished by , c.mpus orehe"fI.

Intramur.1 lPOrts are tli under y. Members of Louisl · In. B hive enllged in volleyb.ll. pml·ponl, IDd b.sket · ball so far.

Pled,e c tive suppers are held every other week in Ihe room Special empliasis i. bein, p l ced on schollrship th is ) e.r "'Ith each of LoulS llna B uy inl to bcttc:r her o wn .venle

PUDC:;t:D: Joan Btnt o n, Minden: Carohn Colemln. Opelouus : judy Dln iels, Muy Ellm Nortled:. Shrenport; Green.,l. Aleundri, ; Shirley Halphen. Klplan; Libby o hnston. \.Jra )' lDO; Susie jo Ludlwn, Basuop ' Bdty hutzman Baton Rou,e : Martha Singletary, iayfctte : Vir,inil Shearmln Jeln Sutton , Jo Ann Thorson Lake Chlrles : 10 Ann Walker, Abbc.i1le ; Ann Wehe. Topeka. K.n.

EWILY FI!TH

LAMBDA PROVINCE

ALBERTA ALPHA- UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Cbartered. Seplttnbtr. 1931

Registnlion (Of the fall telm lot under wa y lite in Sep. tember .nd lectures beg.n in October with 480Q students m Ittendlnce. This was the larlest relistration in the history of the university, Even before t'Cgistrltion, the l irls were bus,. rcdecoratinl Ind the: second of the bouse, Ind nUJ!lerous new Ideas In Interior decor.tlng hIVe ,reatly added to Its im· provement.

Albert. A welcomed b.ck Mil. TrtadlOld for her (ourth )'elt .s H o use Mother.

Fraternity rushina continued durins the summer months in Cal,.ry .nd Edmonton w ith ,uden parties. co8'« parties. and n'UI • b.rb«uc. Fall rushUl,g for second r eu students lot under way ill the third cd:: of October. Acti'rities ere curt.iled to one coffee p&rty for each fraternity The m.in rushi", K.ton (or lint year students ill begin in january.

The Pi Bet. Phis were hosteue. to the University of Toronto Ind the Montan. School of Mines Ruaby Teams when thcy met the University of Alberta "Golden Bears " in the ahlb ition ,ames of carl,. October.

Albert. A was very h.ppy to welcome Mrs. H W Winkler as their n.tion.1 visitor from October' to 7 Her visit was greaUr enjoyed Ind the members Ind officers received many uKfu suutstions. She was entert.ined at I buffet supper Ind tta.

PLEDGED : Mlryglen Grlnthlm , Sue S.ucier. Metnie Sinds. PAT1IClA

MONTANA ALPHA-MON T ANA STATE COLLEGE

19 2 1

Pledge Day, October 7. 1947

On Women ' s Day last spr ing min, Mont.n. A's were sdected (or hon o rary .nd service organiutions. Nancy Austin was e1tcttd president of the A W S. , P.nhellen ic Council .nd Pi Omeg. P i. Betty Germtrlld wu presenled ith the La ist Award Elizabeth Ha,lund .nd Naner Austin were c h o sen for Mortar Bolrd mmlbtrs K.therlne McConndl as pledftd into Alph. Psi Orne,l .nd Electrons the chemistry honorary Elizabeth Hlliund wu elected bistoriln o f Phi Upsilo n Omicron and into the Traditions Co urt .:1 • ,:1 's new Pi Btu Fbi members lie Roberta Dav is and P tr ici a G.It Pi Beta Phis c hosen fo r Spurs ert : Bun ni e Shot ell, C.rol Ken" Esther I...tt OUldso n and

Pltrici. Miller. Rosemary Perkins W IS elected secrclu-y of the Studeot Flying Club, SIn. jlne Fo r" was t1tctcd Women's o.y ch.irn'lln. R.u.ie Lou Solberg WIS chosen one of the Big Ten o( t he gradultinl c1au Betty Germerud. Joy Rtcder .nd R.usie Lou Solberg Irldulted with honors.

K.therine McConnell had , m.jor part in the spring play Ind Robert. D.vi •• Elizabeth Haslund. Grace Franze n Ind Jean lloyd had minor parts io it.

Rush «It began September 26, with the P.nhellenic tn .nd closed ith the prefereD ce dinner September 3D. October 7 twelve &irls wele pled.ttd.

PLEOOJ!.O : Ph ) llis Birkel.nd. Folt Benton: Bubara ChesDCT, Grnt P.lls; Shirley Gle.son. LivinlSton; Mary Kay Hln · son. Hden.; Doris Hood Los An.ldes, Cal if.; Mllion Hounsell. M.rjorie Kalousek. Msry Catherine Kdl,. Butte ; Donn. Jonn. Columbus{' Mar}' joan Kiff. Rio,lin,; Patricia O ' Connell Bozem.n; G ori. Scott. Cinciooati, OhiO THa&l,.., loNG

OREGON A LPHA-UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

Chlrtered, Octobu 29. 19U

Pledge O.y, September 12 1947

Ore,o n A hIS enjoyed a most successful £atl term on the University of Oregon Clmpus h ich has an cnluaed en · ro llment re.ching the 6000 point.

Highlightin.s: the sports Cllendl! were the live conference s.mes hdd In Eugene. and the Universit y of Texas ,Ime IR Portllnd. A full eekend of parties Ind fun wete in st o re for .11 or the students ho made the trip

A buffet supper Siven for the Ilumnz: mtmbers ho re ' turned for Homecoming Weekend, November 22 as en · joyed by .11. The tradition.1 Oleson Stlte football game w.s .lso pllyed th.t w«kcnd. which Idded to the excite· ment.

Oregon A s honored by • visit £rom Mrs. Howlrd W. W i nkler. Director of Rushin, and Pledge Tnining. on October 19. A formal rC("eptlon " liven 10 eDible the fl c ulty on the campus to mtct Mrs. Winkler Her visit .ided the ch.pter In many y • •

The ch.pter was honored It the btginninl of f.1l term , to receive .,.in the honor o( h• • inl the highest ,rade point .veraae f o t fnternit ies on tbe clmpus The .verIJe ""IS 2. 74 for spring lerm

Among the memb"cn of Oreg o n A who rece ived campus bonors IS S.lI y Mueller. fo r K m •• the sopho · mort women ' s honorary N il a Des in, er as chosen soci.l c h.irman f o r the campus : Beverl ,. P ltmaD N i l. Dtsinler Joan Mimnlugh. .nd j o rd is Ben ke ere amoog those

planning A,W.S. Wulc. Marilyn Turner was chosen for National Advertising Man ager of the Oregon Daily Emerald. and Layout manaBer of the Old Oregon magazine. lord is Benke was Business Man.ger of the Old Oregon magazine.

On October 29, the Chapter Birthday, Orcgon A cnter· taincd the Eugene Alumna: Club with. unorgasbord at the chap ter house. The Eugene Alumnz Club entertained the pledges of the chapter with I dinner at tbe home of Mrs. Claire on October 6.

Z T A set up housekeepin g in I beautiful new chapter howe on t he Umvenily of Oregon campus at the beginning of f.1I term Constructio n of the new house t ook ovcr yur to compltte.

PLIOCItt): Betty Arn old, Anne Cue, Patricia Lakin. OaRr Lind. Ann Seabrook. Jean Steiner. JOin Simons, Beyerly Thorn. Carol Vowell, Ua, Portland: Jlne Carlisle, Cons tao ce Jl ckson, Co ral Kneel.nd, j.cqueUne Newburn, Euaene: Mlr.ery Hammo nd, Moreen Field , Medford; Suzlnne Huggms. Robert. Tu"ing, SIIem.; Doroth, Collier, Klamlth F.U s: JO in C.rr C.rmel C.lif.; Ann Gillen· te n. M o nrovil C.lif.; Elaine Loftus. Sacramento, Cllif. JO ADIS B£NKIl.

OREGON GAMMA-WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY

Charte red, 1944

Pled,e 01,. November 17, 1944

JNlnATJ:Oil October Il, 1947: Betty Lou Edw.rds. Salem; Gcne,.icve ush Mtdford

After a s ummer filled with an unusual number of I picnic with A. .nd Oregon B in Ponl.nd, Ind jobs .nd trip s of every nlietr. Oregon r returned $cptember 14 to I.unch forth on • successful fill rush "'eek. Before those th ree exciting months, the chapte r h.d divided its tim e between the traditional M ay Week-End .ctivities. the Father', O.y Banquet, picnics for each of the otber womeo ' s fraternities. .nd classes enough to aver.ge a co llective 2.92 G.P.A.

In .ddition to twenty·three new faculty members, WilI.roette enroUed an I U·bigh of 1192 students com ing from many corners of the world. B), the fall opening: c&rpcnters had re.ched a sixtI fin per cent completion mark 00 the new one·million·do III men's dormitory to be occupied spring semester. Colonization of • A to pet itio n 1: A E began previous to the faU ru shinl of the other three fra· ternities, the Milmi Tri.d WilIamrtte', champion footb.1I team of last year got off to a winning stlrt 'Slin b y coming out on the long end of a 19·0 score over Whitt ier College. boost the team's spiri t were eishteen of Oregon r's enthusiasts as members of the rail), squad, the 'Pepc'ts and the lOog squad Under the direction of K.thleen Secord. the ch.pter sponsored the campus drive for the Chir·Up Club of Oreaon September 29, raising over $1 00.

C.p .nd Gown, senior women's honorary, t.pped Kay Karnopp nd Muriel Oliver hile members of BArt sophomore women's honorary, are Dolores Bauer. Gert Bo les, and Betty Dlhlberg Add yse Lane was elected student body secretary for the '47· '48 co llege year.

The publication, t ht Collt,;.", stars this year Marilee Olson as feature editor and Dona Ad.ms as ne s editor, both of whom have ritlen weekly co lumns for one of Sllem's newspapers. Scvtf.1 other reporters of th, Colltli"" and lI.ff members of th, W dllllltlh. Willamette's yeuly. are .mong Oregon r ' s Journalistic minded members.

Opening social cventJ of the raU included firesides for the four fraternities Ind a semi· formal "Black Mq;ic" dance Octoher 11 in honor of the new pledge clus

PUDGED : Martha Bmatd. Bubla Goldman, Lu Dene Harlrave, Di.ne PrO(tor. Cuol)'o Slocum, j.net Stark, Nancy Welch , Portland : Carol Asha.ft, Pauline M orse. SaUy Smith. Salem; Barbar. Miller, Gresham; Oi.ne Allen , Nancy Glenn. Berkeley, Calif.; Marie Jean Glasse, AlamNa, Calif.; Eileen PorS)'the, Burlingame. Calif. ; p.uleetl Foote, Chester, Calif. Marlant Gui ce. Seattle. Wash,; Arden Hebb, T.coma wash.; Patricia R ic hmond. Kelso. Wash.; M.'I 10 Wigginton, EVlDstoo. Ill.; Josephine Gunnar, Chic.go. If.

DONA ADAMS

IDAHO ALPHA-UNIVERSIIT OF IDAH O

Chartered, 1923

Pledge Day, September 18, 1947

College spirit was .t itl peak ben the uni.ersitlcs· entire student body met .t the train depot on Sepember 29 to welcome their 'ictorious footblll team bade home from their Stanford ,ame, T his w.s the first bi activity of tbe lear and it loola like In aciting schedule ahead for ever-,ooc

Last Maf Marion Eisctlhauer, our president, was t.pped for Mortar Board and el ected IS vice-{Jresident o f the org,:niutio n, M.rion w.as also elmed president of • T 0, NatIonal Home EconomlQ Honorary and of province thirteen of AHEA collele dubs

The Pi Beta Phi house Is proud of Betty Ann Craggs graduating who was rded the Army B • ard for the most outstanding .chievements in the Lambda Province, She was also elected t o • B K.

In these be.utifu l fall days m.ny of the girls .re active in .W.A.A. Jackie Ritchie as elected its president. Pi Beta Phi placed !In.t in the Duffer swimming. meet. Polly Harris, the rush captalD, was .nnounced as president of Panbellenic counci l.

All campus living groups .re buslliy pla nn ing deco rat ions Homecoming, October thir d and fourth. Our new next door neighbor, • K T F I.ternityr. bu nomin.ted Janet Love one of our new pleq:es, or H o mecoming Queen. Gardner was also oomln.ted by the Delta ChIS for their c.ndid ate for queen Rosem.ry Fitzaerald as elected president of Spurs, sop homore honorary. Jo Garner ., abo tapped for Spurs. k l l Gardner Wl.S nominated by 1: A E Pr.ternity for Freshman Campus Queen. Lela was .lso elected as vice presiden t of the executive council of L.O.S. institute.

PLEOCID: Beverl, Brainard, Payette; Nancy jo Duerig Piler; Louise Harris. Burley; Ruth Lotspeich, Eastport: J.net Love, BUhl; PI), Poppie, Twin Palls; Hindle, .Bett)' Bo nnett, Mosco LOll ETA MI..TINDALI!

W ASHINGTQN ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

Ch.rtered. 1921

Pledge D.y. September 29

In May, the president of our chap ter, Gerry Leek, was chosen May Queen to rule over the annual Ma y Day celebration held in the Sylvan Theater on the Untverslty campus.

With the Idvent of summer, Clme p.rties and showen for the man y Washington As who planed to be married.

Also during the summer. the erectio n of m.ny new be.an on campus One of the most prominent IS the MedICaI Dental School, hich will be finished in time for inter quarter's duscs.

Registration this fall quarter reached the all-time high of 17,)00. ,nd more students arc expected.

Pormal Pledge Nilht Ind open house was held on the twenty·ninth of September, at bich time the new pledges stood in • receiving line to greet Ind meet all the well· wishen who came to congratulate them. Before the Ope1'l house, I forma l di nner "as given by the .ctives for the pled les, The fraternities welcomed the newcomers with serenades, dedic.ted to them. To end a full evenin" the traditional cooky·shine as held

PLIDGED: Grace Bovee, Lois Borman, Sarann Breene, Sally Chose, Patricia Hallock, Ann H umes, Helen Kizer. janet Kusak, Merna Lancaster, Nancy Ma c Kenzie, Gayle Opperm.n. Nita Peterson, Shirley Rect or, Barbara Rue. Donn. Steams, Len ore Tbornton, Mary Natalie Wilton, Seattl e: C.therine Fisher Odebolt, Iowa: Vonnie Lou Gau l, Everett. Wash. : Colleen Kelly, Helen Veatch, Shirley Wilhs, Tacoma, Wash,: Mary Lemieux, Winslow , Wash BETIB CAIN

WASHINGTON BETA-WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE

Ch.rtered, Jul)', 1912

Pledge 0", September 13, 1947

INITIATIID, SeJl:temher 6, 1947: Lois Anderson, Bellin,ham; Beverly Burke, sEkane: p.tricil Dalzell, Spokane; Marilyn Hahn. Spokane' anet McMath T.coma.

The PI Beta 'p is plcdaed eighteen girls this £all semester .t the conclusioo of a very enj o),.ble rush "'eek. After the initial open house all the plrties up t o Iut day were informal • • n .rrangement .greeable to both (rlteroily members and rushccs. The inform.1 .tmosphere implemented Jetting better cquain ted in the short time. aDd provided more opportunities for nricty in the parties , The program of rush week WIS Ilso different In another respect. The Yo ung Women's Christian Auociat io n and Women's Reae.tion Associ.tion IttUIcd pcrmi" ion from P.nhellenic to sponsor similar p.rties as a recular p.rt of the "'cck', .cti,.ities. In,itations to these p.rtles were issued in the same manner IS invitations to the group houses, and on Frid.), when the ,roup houses observed • "d.y of silence," afl the rushffS attctldcd a picnic sponsored by these oflanizatioos. The entbusiasm With which these

atu ' lUsh plrtles were t«t'i.ed has &inn thi. ph.... of lUSh • wrlcocM and permanent pla« on tbe Wuhinatoo State Collqt campus.

A new twist _as .iTHI to the SDeak this fall when the pltdaa kmed tM actin members earl, the morni", after the lneak for I .pe<ul brukluc whert they eotcrtajned with an on.inal .ona: written for the occl,ioo.

The men were free to come and 10 from the hou$eS &I they pJeucd durin. Open Houte this lur, and the chapter houte wu .Iw.,. crowded. Dancina; rom eilbt to twdft "I.J in terrupted oal, by tiaw out rOt ,.punch.

AmODl the: outstandin,a football nlllCl the Bow-Tic Rill, to .,blch the Pi Beta Ph i' , t\lmed out eo DU..IH drnUd i.a idtntical sweaters and Ikiru. laden with li&o' and lIOiJC·nukcrs and .Hrin , hUll: ftull., bo.. tin A,ain this yelf the 11ft. of Pi Beta Phi and their luest. enjoyed • fter ,s.me coffte hours Afler I football ,.me on a cold f.1I dar. bot coffee and dOUlbnuts, to,ether with the: Wlrm 6ft .nd friend I., .t.motpbtte of the ch.pter bouse made It • popular meetin, place.

One Sund., dinner wu set aside t o honor hiah scholar· ahip of the precedina semester. Specill aw.rch wue , iven to H.hn for the lteUHt improvemeut and to Shirley Gllnn for the hiahHt ,r.dcs.

Four Pi Bet. Phil .re servin, on the c.binet of YWCA one on the ublnet of AWS I .nd Helen Yelle, her third term on the A.,oei. ted Stutlent Body Bo.rd of Control. Helen Bendixen has been promoted to He.d New. Editor on the campus newsp.per and Jo.n Lee, Ch.pter u ch.irman of HomCC'OlDini Weehna. AlsO .n commi ttee ch.irm.n, Shirley Glano it ed itor of the new Coular Code

The outstlndin.. soci.1 of last semester were the traditional PI Phi Tea D.nce, • ICm i·form.1 dInner d.n ce from 6ve ' til ei, ht, .nd • p.rty .t the Idaho A ch.pter house on Pounden ' D.y, Alao in bonor of Pounden ' On the Pullman .Iumnae club was entert.ined by the ch.pter .t • dessert Memben Ind pledAes of K K r and K A 9 ere jointly entert.ined It I picnic .upprr and tweDty·fi.,e members of A T 0 came to d i noer.

PLiDGm : B.rbara Ackermln. JOYce Bannister. Jand: No)ao, Seattle; Pe...., AndetsOD, Joanne Fisher. BeUlna6am;

France. B.ma. ETCrett· Nancy Chipman, Opportuaity; P.trici. Folsom Joan Guilbert, Sookine; Gme Halbert Wenatchee: In.n Jlcky, W.U. Walla ; Ann McGlade. Pullman; Anne M cCre•• T.coma : l.tTe:roe Niehenk.c Col · fu.: JOd Selby. Oriad., Californi. i Carol Sm)"the, Yakima ; SUZlJlne Stubbt. LoorlC"f; W.ll"lthJ $attic. SHlaLlY • GlAHN

OREGON BETA-OREGON STATE CoLLEGE

Chlrtered, 1917

AJ usual the Oreaon State' campus yu .liTe with .cti.,ity durin, Spdn& «rm. The ,itls were bosusses to their MotherJ oa Women'. Wee.k-ad. Junior Wm.md was .a C"entful ooe for the campus with 1ft A.W.S. carnival. picnic on lower ClmP'!s, .nd • mid·aia;:ht .how Orelon B entert.ined twenty hl,h Khool ,id It lhi. time. The tradition.l Spr1na tt:rm Ilouse d.nce. liven by the dass. was .n outstandin. • success IS ever Gardeni. leu for the boys .nd • bOose dcconted enLirel,. with ftowen gIYe • t1Ue .tmOlphe.re for the Aloh. Dan ce ! Giru elected to hoDOr toeietICS Mother' wm-ead T.loa.-.5birley Atka and Helm Caldwell: A A A-Doris Emenon; Rookeu Counselors-Bonnie Scott, Marilyn Mel· IOn\ Shirley Allen, .nd Dori. EmersGa. B.rbar. ADdenon walked I ••, with 111 the hooors hy heiR., elected deat of Mort.r Bo.rd secretary of 9 1: • .,ice·presldent of 0 N. Ind by beiD, .ppoiated Auociate Editor of the &fr••II". She was allO elected to + K • Ind rcc:eived the D.nforth Senior Schol.rsh i p .nd the BOrden Senior Scholarship. Ele.mor was the incomiDJ ilraident of P.nhellenic Mu,.ret Schuster Ind MIIJ Heumann were tapped for Euturpe, music honor.ry; Mar,aret Schuster .nd Marjorie Guetbcr for • X 9, SCC'teurill lcien« hoootary; M.raUd Schuster and Joyce JohnJOa for tAn Sploish hooor.,.,. Jo,.« JohnlOn .nd" EleaDor Ch.pm.n were initilted into K A n. education honorary. Marjorie Guemer WIS elected to Mdque .nd D.uer, dram.tics hOllor...,.. 101.,., Heumann. yice·ptaldent of the Ore on State Home Ecoaomics Club de1ea.te to the Prol'lace Convtntioo where .he was elected via·president MAatLYN MILSON

MU PROVINCE

CALIFORNIA BETA-UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

Chlrtered, 1900

Pledae D11. October 1. 19<t1

I NlnA Tm, October 20 19-47 : Jinicle Kni,ht Hecktr

B.rbltl Jlne Kendr ick, Nlncy i.ne Mljors, San Franrisco; M.rth. Adm Fresno; Lonline ICuon, Piedmont; MlrlUd: Louise LICY. Stockton; Lucille .ne Plxton, Los Angeles.

The chlpter h.d its Speinl fonn.1 M.y 9 It • private club in S.n Fr.nclsco. Elch d.ss had. dlOner p.rty before the dlnce It the homes of locil lirls.

NIDCY O.phlm Beverly Birbeck, .nd DruciU. Lane modeled in the P.nhellenic Fphion Tea .t the P.I.ce Hotel in San Frlncisco October 2.

The recittration this fill re.ched I high of 2),000 Ind new temporlry buildinas .re COini up .U over the campus to Iccommodate the IIl,er numben. At • Univellity med · Ing in the Greek Theater Pruident '"Bob" Sproul sr(,tl:ed the new frcshmen. ..yine that while there ere 10,000 100 nunl _ students , he stIli welcomed everyone. His pl.n for the University of Califomil ia the future is to hl'l't onlT. Klious minded upper divi.ion students Ind ,r.du.les hlle the lower di.,idoQ studenu could JO 10 junior coHqes .nd tude schools.

The foothill se.son stlrted out this Jear with • Pootball Feslinl on the weekend of the N • .., ,arne. September 26 • ,roup of the ,irh from the house wenl out in • lub· chller on the blY to the Golden Glte to welcome the fleet in by w.vin& Ind cheerina; In the eveniD.I t here w•• • plr.de tbrouah Berhley ia which there were flo.ts cnte:/d by loc.1 merchlnts .nd men', fraternities. Alter the parade thuc was I r.lly in the stadium which 10.000 students • Ut ndcd. WI \ ne Morris WIS mutt'r of cuemonie. and introduced Admi,.1 H.tsq- who (rowned the The weekend rel ched .n ncitln, climax wben Californi. wu victorious Nlvy 1<1·7 Honon Ind .ppolntments for the .prin, temester wtre : Miry Ann Qu.ckenbush. • B K: Poll.! M.nsfield , V ice· President I)f Senio, Oass. Mortar Boar .nd Torcb Ind Shield. Susan Thomu. C.I Club .nc!: Associlte M.nlltr of Blue &lid Gold; &lid Jtsn Mahan. Pryt.nean, .nd AJ· IOciale Editor of 8lue.n Gold

Pt!DGEO: Beverly 8echman. 1.o<Ii ; Catherine Campbtll. S.cramento; Const. nce Carrlu. jo.n Cr ford. Bcr'=clcy ;

Pltrici. Greene. Alameda; Carol,n Huber ROIs; Jlaice Kimb.II, PIS.dtn.; Jlne M.nnn , Long Belch; Mlril,.n MiUer, Elaine Zwierlein. S.n Mateo; Louise Reckctts. Hlw.i.. Mil)' Stevenson. Sin Pran cilto CuOLYN CLOCK

CALIFORNIA GAMMA-UNIVERSITY OF SoUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Chlrtered. Jul,. 27. 1917 Pledae 0." September 13. 19-<17

'NlnATEO Septtmbcr 28. 19<117: Jeanne Glalin. R,at.hi. job, jo.n f.nner. Los An,cie. ; Ie.n Roesch. Nlncy Thomp. son, BeYerl, Hillt; B.rbar. Wri,ht. PC8SJ Lee Spciabu. North HoU,.,ood; P.trici. Rutherford, Dorothy W.lker. Lon. Beach; Alice Stone. Glend.le · Pltnci. Haskel. Eociao: Beverly Htiu, Oranle; M.rilyn Holter, P.saden.: 8lrb.ra Smith. Arcadll.

October 17, ..,.s • bil d.r for the Pi Beta Phis in Southern Callforni. IS a G.rden Pati 1 It the Crippled Childrens Center WIS • IUcreSS. All th e girh of C.lifornia r .nd 4 mitted articles for • booth as well u &ellin, ratRe tickets. EYCl'JOOe hid • aood time &.Dd furthered out phil.nthropic work.

The lUOInition assembly brou.ht good news to Cali· forni. r IS usual with the election of K.,. Oiddcksen Ind B.rb.ra POHer IS ne.... Amazon.. which i. tht 111· univctlity Kl'Tlce honorary fOf women , .nd Mortlr Bolrd tiPped M.deline Hale IS one of Its number, Barb.ra Potter was aelectcd IS • new member of Key .nd Soon, n.tion.1 junior honorary. as wetl .s president of the o tJ.nizltion. 8.rb.fl .Iso holds an office on the A.W S cabinet. Spun. the sophomore honorary, chose three nC"f members from our ,roup. They are Pat Haskell. Pit Ruther· ford .nd Dorothy Wilker. Kay Oidrlcben wu [I.ced on the Y W CA. council .nd P.t Hukell w.s e1ecte ICCrct.,., of fre.hm.a orientation. Jean Roesch is • mtmhcr of th e Red Cross director cabinet. 8arb.rl Butterfield I ve t)' talented member of C.liforn i r won honor b,. beinl i n the leIlli· filllls amoa, 1400 aspir.nts in the Atw.ter Kent Contest, Barb.n. Thompson was chosen IS womco'. (hlirm.a of the uni..-ertity homKomin. .ctlvit ies. &.Dd on the JCnior cI.ss council .nd social committee lion, with Marilu H oU,.

The soO.1 life of the ch.pter hIS st.rted off for the

fall semester with many good times. Lun c hes with the r 6. $ and the II K A 5 both proved most successful. The K A's and the IT 4> ' , had a barbecue party at Mill)' Lou Harr is's house and fun WIS had by all. Of course initiation proved to be • day to long remember. The initiation banquet and the party followin8 It Jean Callahan's "'erc both out5tanding affairs. The month of November was just full of B00d times and th e Golden Arrow dinner dan ce at the Bel .Ait Bay Club November 7 with California d again proved to be the dance of the YUL The University of Southern California has a new presi. dent this_ year, Dr. Pred D. Fag.8. Jr., formerly of Northwestern University. The ProlcUlonal Panhe-lIelile has established its program on the campus and is in full operating power this semester. K K r has • chapter house on the row now, .nd is settled, .fte r h.ving t o be separated for • semester without • house , P.nheUenic rules were chanled quite • bit this yelr, but it u for the bes t .nd the ch.pter is very proud of t he new pledlc class.

PLEDGED : Marjorie LesneH. J.net Palmer, Bingo Piver, Los Angeles; Paddy IuD.nlu, Prenlis Maren Jorle- '.'b P asadenl: Maxine E rt. Long Beach; Martha Strout, Bur Ink j and P.t Nickolsen. Ventura, MAaV Lou HARRI S

CAUFORNIA DELTA- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT Lo s ANGEL ES

Chartered. 1927

Pledge Day, September 20, 1947

INITlAnD. October 24, 1947 : j oyce Pelson. Mary Elkn Hunter. Barbara Speer, Los Ante es; Beverly Lake, Hollywood; J anice Mood:r, H awaii; Jean Peterson. W Yell o wstone M ont.; Patricia Seay. Beverl y Hills.

Caiifornia 6. start ed the fall semester with one of the most Import.nt rushing se.sons that this campus has seen fo r mlny a year. The c hapter was pleased to have nineteen girls pledge Pi Beta Phi. Pledgins and presents were held September 20, Initi.tion "'-15 held October 24, when seven girls became ac t ive members of Pi Beta Phi The ceremony was followed by a banquet for the new initiates and tben a dan ce at the home of Barbara VanDegrift.

One of the most impor t.nt events of the year occurred November 1, which was the H omecoming Game foll owed by a dance It one of the large hotels. H OID«omi n g this lear as in honor of the Univursity of California and October 31, the festivities beg.n with a rally in the c.mpus· Greek Theater Here the different women's and men's fraternities dispi:ayed their floats nd competed for the Grand Prlte Everyone in the chapter entered into the exc itement and did his part so that the Pi Beta Phi float was vel")' successful.

The t raditional Golden Arr ow Dinner Dance, given jointly ith the r chapte r , as held November 7. This rea r Ca lifornil r gave the dan ce for Ca l ifornia .6.: next year this situation will be reversed. The dance was held It the beautifu l Bel A ir Bay Club overlook:ing the blue Paci6c

Exchanges with many of the men's fraternities con· tinued the lOCial actiVities, On e of the most successful o ncs as t he 8 exchange a t wh ic h the chapter went to the ra.ncb home of Carolyn and J acqueline Yarbrough. Here an "unforgettable " afternoon was spent swimming, and toppinl it aU off with a large Bar-B · e dinner. The Christmas Season was opened De-cem· ber 7 or the U.C.L.A. Bruins by .n Open House held It the Pi Beta Phi hou se. The festivity was liven jointly with the .6. 9 n chapter.

California t. s t arted the season off in an admirable way a nd ...-m conti nue these activities thr oug hout the reQlaining months.

Puoom : Barbara B acon. Doris Chase Pat Frick, Margaret Hcyla, Carol MorrissC}', Ruth Agnes MurfSy, J.cque Phillips, Betty Jane Winslow, Los A ngeles; Smiley Cook Pasadena; Mary Anti Dudley. Santa Monica : Virginia Noelle Grelo ry, North Hollywood; Joan Emilie Littlel Whittier; Maril yn Manville, Fresno; f.lancy Antle Nob e, Locketa i Calette O' K eefe Culyn Smart. Beverly Hills; Johann M lIC Wertz, La Crescenta; Joan Wight, San Diego.

NEVADA

ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA

Chartered, 191' Pledge Day, September 27, 1947

IN mATED. October 4, 1947: Frances AbemathJ' Carol Anderson. Beverly P.tric ia Burkh alter, oscphine Caprio Rose Marie F aul, Eleanor SWCltt, M ay} the Uni"erslty of Nevada had its annual Ma ckay

Day celebration. At this t ime, a l uncheon was held du ring which each sorority .nd fraternity presen ted song teams which competed for cups. Nevada A won fint prize m th is event. The the me of their team was in the Dark," consis t ing of the sonp- Jealousy," "Stompin J[ the Savoy." "Siboney," and' Our Waltz," Nevada A also won the cup for the best .ttendance .t the dance held that night.

H onotS re ceived by Nevada A at the close of the Khoo l year were: Betty Ann Ri ce was elected president of the Women's Re creatio n Associat ion, Betty Tracy was elected to Cap Ind Scroll (equivalent o f Mortar Board) Winono Earl was chosen to act as co·chairman of the H omecoming Commi ttcc, Cuo l Anderson was elected to X .6. (honorary English society). Lois Hitche ns was c hosen IS • member of Gothic "N' and .Iso president of the Chemistry C lub, fiv e members of Nevada A were a...-arded itali c "N' s" for outs tanding work on campus pu blica tions l five members " 'ere elected to Sagem <an honorary women s service orlan· iu tion), Roberta Butl er was appointed to head the women' s uppercllSs committee.

September 2 1 to 27 was "rush week" o n the University of Ncvada campus and Nevada A pledged 18 girls: Oct ober } a pajama parly was held at t he chapte r house honoring the seven girls who were initiated October , October ) • banquet w as held in the Grccn Room at the Tr ocade ro hononng the new initiates and pledges.

PLEDGED: Dorothy Anderson. Marklccville. Ca lir. ; Marjorie Bartlemei, Pittsburgh, Calif.; Lois Bates, Boulder Ci ty; Kitty Brunn, flleo; Joan Calder, Winnemucca; Wilma. Gadda, Ruth Irwin, Bilfie Meckes. Reno; SarI. Gaston, Vallejo, Calif.; Joyce Edwards, Fresno. Cal i f.; M ary Jean Etchevarry. Eureka; Ann H o lt, Ely ; Beverly Morey, long Beach, Calif.: J oan Po...-cli LIS VAkas ' Mary Ell en Purdue, Yvonne Wilson, Reno; Opal Smithwick , Beowawe; Verna Strange Ei).

B ARBARA GOULD

ARIZONA ALPHA- UN I VERSITY OF ARIZONA Chartered. August I. 1917

Pledge Day , Sep tember 17, 1947

I NlnATED, October 19, 1947: MarilIn Char tr and. En.lewood, N.J.; Barbara de Forest. La lee Fore st. Ill. ; Katherine Griffiths, Margaret R ice, Douglas; Mary Mitchell. Phil.delphia. Pa.; Patricia de Lubersac Louise Evans, Kathr yn Pender, Tucson; Max ine Kulin ovic h, Ja cq ueline Smith. Suzanne Spor leder. Phoenix

At t he Annual Wom en's Day Assembly l ast M ay 8, Brock, Georsia Ellsworth. Rosemary La yso n , Flnchon Lc{,pla , and Bonnie Robinson were elected t o Spurs; Bonnie Robin son was elected 10 President of Spurs; Kathryn Pender was chonsen for FST , J unio r H o norary; Mortar Board tapped Barbara Peabody; Afine Kinn ison and Patience Rood were selected for'" B K and'" K ; Natalie Davis was elected to B K

Jeanne Lu sby received an " A" sweater for havin$! earned 1000 athle ti c points.

On October I), an exchange dinner was held wi th'" K fraternity, who I ' ust received their nuional cha rter this fall. The traditiona I nnu a l dinner with K A 9 was revived this year. A barn dance was held in October in the tradit ion af Hallo"Wccn. All members wore garb in t he spiri t of the old ...(St. A wonderful t ime was had by all, drink in" cider, roastins marshmallows. I nd dancing to mountain musIC.

At the initiation banquet Maxine Kulin ovic h was named the outstandin" pledse .nd Kathryn Pender received the inrelled recogmtion plO for the highest grades.

An open house for men was held f o r the new pledges September 27. The ch,pter entertlined its guests on tbe tena ce since the weather was still warm Ind pleasant for dancing ou t of doou.

PLEDGED : Carol Calvin DoWney, Calif.; Florence Groves, Kansas City, Mo.; Carol Houston , Marian K illian M esa; Miry Louise H icks Arc. Kulinov ich, Kathleen McNabb. Phocnilt · Betty Mary Rose Clrroll. Jane Thurst o n , SUSln Thurston,.!. Tucson; Glori. Sloan, Glendale, Calif.; Anne SUnton, lihon.

BETTY HE NKEL

NEW M EXJCO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF N EW MEXJCO

Ch,rtered, September II, 1946

Pledle D ay, September 21, 1947

INI TIATED , October 12, 194 7: Sally Bieber, Pellham Mloor, N.Y.; Ann Boyd, Patricia Cochran, Santa Fe; Barbara Clark, Temple City. Calif; Brtsy McClellan. Chicago, III.; Barbara Parnell, Webster Grove. Mo,; Laur.na Persbing, Kalamaz oo, Micb.: EVI Thon. Aurora. III.;

Ro ualW: Zur ich , 5tcsd, N.W.; Christine Flora Put Wylder Albuqu

Hdm Wauoo. chosen Popu larity Queen lut year, WII also .sel«ted fot Who ' s Who ;11 Am"ir,." COU'I'S ."J U"i""mitS. Gretchen Sammis WII the most outstandln, pledae and the pleda;e with the hi,hest schol.rship fitina: of the Scpte:mbU 19-46 pledge c1au. Christine Oa)"ton .nd Anne Johnson chosen the outstandinl actives. Anne for the actin with the hlfhest schol.nhip record and Christine for IOJaity and w", ce to the chapter. They were presented with Pi Beta Phi recoa:nition pins at a Senior Farewell breillut Ma y 2) The honors were prnented by Nita LtHane, 'Who WII installed president of New Mnico A by the past president, Charline Sqe, in a ceremony .fter the breakf.st.

Poundus' DI Y wu celebrated with the alumnE .t • dinnu liven .c the Heilhts Community Center April 20. The mothen of .ctive members were ,peci.l

The ch.pter was the luests of the K K T'., .Iong wi t h the newly or,anized KAT sorority at their annual .pring (orm.l, May 3.

Ann Johnson was chosen by the KIf ratemicy to be a candidate for " Hden of Troy " on Grm D • ." May H. The activities of the day included games of .11 types .nd skits: by each of the Iroups. Nita LeH.ne distinguished the chapter by winninl the Pie Eatin& Contest However , the hi,hlilht of the rear W&.l Stunt Nilht. where aU the campus Club ••nd Greek ,Participate in sklu. , A 6 n "rried y the trophy " with PI Beta Phi receivinl h o norable mention With their Come to the Fa ir" theme

Thi.s r ur oyer 200 ,iris .ICC housed in Inn)' blIracks -ble h lh! UOIYUJIf'!' brou,ht dO"fn from Santa Fe. Ooc unIt " occupied by Pi Beta Phi and .Ithouah not considered I ·' hou.se" by University, the: Chapter .t lut has meetinl place: of its own The It A T sororitYl,lho without I house, occupiu • nd,hborin.a unit. The university en· rollment has increasod to I body numbc.ri 0,000 Anny barracks are .Iso being uted for claurooms. New tbis ycar Ire two Khools , la nd Dusiou. Adm inist ration Ind dcp.rtme-nt of Joum.liun A totll of 67 new memo bers has beeo added to the: faculty w spring semester brmainl the' lcxsl faculty count to an .11 bme hi,b of 270 Rush wttk WIS htld from Stptembu 10 to 1". Those invited to p1edlc Pi Bet. fhi were et:Itertained .t • ditlDer It the Hiltoa Hoed Tbty were form.lly plcdJCd September 21 .nd Introduttd to the tradition.1 cookY" hlDc.

PLEDGED: Mary Uc Griffith, Mit, Elizabeth Scanlon , Saily Scbeifflin, Roscma" Stockton, Kathl«n White, Albu· querque: Nlncy Siker, 10lnnl Coffeen. Paudena, Calif.; Ann aah. Milwaukee: borothf Dale Charlton. Clayton; Marianne Domas, Marian POlndute..r1 Dale: Park, 111.: Rounne Louah Mt Vernon, III. : Natilie Lowe, Oalboa hl.nd, C.lif.: Wilml Molfet:. Webster Grove, Mo.: Sarblra Mc HenT)' , Grand Such, Mich. ; NeB', Las Cruces: Dorothy Purnn&ton, Alhambra , Calif.: Anael. Rattan , Estancia : Pamela Rouer. Doncan. Okla.: J oyce Rothermel , Glencoe", III .; 1Mn Schafer, ChlcalO He ilh ts. Ill. ' I [)e>lores Traver. River f orest. III .; Sue Marie Zike, Roswe I. CI!CILIA DUNN.

ALUMNAE PERSONALS

ALABAMA ALPHA

MII"i4,'

Grace Fealy and George D. Re id 00 September 3. 1941 in Birm ing ham, Alabama

Birlhs

T o Mr. and Mrs l ob n Le,.,is K ing (Mary Catberine Me· GOU8h) a daughter, Susan, on September 18, 1941.

To Mr. and Mrs. julian Mason (Mary Kn ox) a daughter, Lucille Knox. on O cto ber 9, 1941.

ALBERTA ALPHA

1tf4ffi4, tl

je an Fryer and Thomas Walt er Wilson o n Augus t 2, 1941 in Edmonton

Elizlbeth Sovereign and j ohn Warrington Ne ilso n summer o f 1947 in Ve rno n B .C.

je an MacDon ald and Aage S,'!vest on September 4, 1947 in Edmonton

Prances Stanley and Eric Geddes on August 29, 194 7 in Edmonton.

Margam: Humpheries and Ra ymon d Pa.e Whitfield on August 21. 1947 in VlDcouver, B.C.

Jrma Rolf and jack Young. summer of 1947 in Edmonton.

Anne Miller and David Crane on April 2 , 1947 in Van· co uver , B.C

Evel yn Johnst on and E E. Gilbert on May 31, 1947. Ellen Raodle and Gene Johnson. August. 1947.

B irt hs

To Mr. and Mrs. All in McTavish (Margaret MacDouga ll) a son, Gordon Bruce, on May 12, 19 47.

To Mr and Mrs. Theodore Scwab (Ellubeth Wilson) a daughter

To Mr and Mrs. J K Penley (Prudence Bamlett) a daughter. Linda Carol. on September 16. 1947 in Callary, Alta.

To Mr. and Mrs. 1. W Prowd (Miriam Perlusoo) a daushter. Booita Louise Eliz abeth, on jul y 9, 1947 in Berkeley Calif

To and Mrs. J R Matthews (June R ay joslin) a daughter, N.n cy Susan. on July 28 , 1947

To Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Miller (Katheri ne Gordon) a daulhter. Barbara Lesl ie, o n September 16, 1947

ARlZONA ALPHA

MllrF';""

Amy Harr is and Louis Garbrecht, Jr., on AUl ust 2 0, 19-C7.

ARKANSAS ALPHA

MllrF'i""

Adeline Pate .nd George Kenneth Prentiss on june 16 , 1947 in New York City. At home, Newt on, Mus. B ;rtbs

T o Mr and Mrs. Qucnton Pulliam ( Ann Lockhlrt) a son, Quenton Pulliam Jr. on November 1, 1946.

To Mr aDd Mrs. L. T. Pearcy (J ane t jackson) a son , Lee Theron Jr , on August 20 1947

To Lt Col. nd Mrs Ooualu F ruie r (Marlina Rhyne) a so n, T homas Tilden , on JuTy 28, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. Robert NC'IIt'eJl (Al ice Henry) a SOIl. Henry Gardner.

T o Mr. and Mr• • C . A. Jeonings (DorothJ J o nes) a IOn. Chades Alstoo, Jr on September 18. 194 7

To Mr • nd Idrs . Lc-c Cuort. Jr. (Celia T ay lor) a daugh · ter. Celia Anne, on June 4 1947.

To Mr. .nd Mrs. Cha rles Wayman (Ann R at cl iff) a daulh· ter Mat}' Kather i ne. on June 194 7.

to Mr. and Mrs. Waa e Cooley (MU)" Frances Drake) a daughter, 00 October " 194 7 in Po rt Smith, Ark

To Mr.•nd Mn. Ray Billet (AnD Si OBlctary) a IOn, D id Hunt. 00 J u lJ 13, 1947 in Peoria, illino is

To Mr. an Mrs. Fred H Baker (Estelle Young) a son, Pred Hestwood, jr.• on June '. 1947.

CAliFORNIA ALPHA

ld.Mn4"S

Bubar. Bunowths and William B. Knipe , jr • 00 April ,. 194 7 in Ilko, N"CT.

Sally Stone and Harry E Mason, Jr., on AUlust 30, 1947 .t St J ohns. Boise, Id.ho.

Mart6. Austin and Robert W.kefield Mist on AU8ust 1947.

CALIFORNIA BETA

M"";,, ,'J

Patricia Everingham and Phillip N ottingham in AUlu 5t. 1947.

Thayer Kelley and Bob Braclten in May. 1947.

Alice Rca and Duke Glesner in O ctobe r, 19-C7.

Nancy Ingram and Robert Noocer in September. 1947

Gwen D ic kie and Jack Gibbs in May, 194 7.

Nina Hess Ind Klaus Mart i n in JuIJ 19-47

Births

To Mr and Mrs. lohn Anton (Marla ret Moorhead) a d.u ghter. Michelle Elizabeth, in July, 194 7.

To Mr .• nd Mrs. Charles l.cl,hton (Marlaret: AnD RU 5' sell) a daughter. Margaret Ann, in May, 1947.

CALIFORNIA GAMMA M",.,i.,tJ

Carol Walker and Donald Came ron on November 11. 1946 in Galveston, Tex.

J o Ann Smith and D W L a Vigne on june 27, 194 7.

Audrie Normandin nd Ray A. Smi th on Au gust 16, 19 4 7

Birth

To Mr and Mrs Del Hessick (Miry Moo re) a so n, Gregg. on A ugust 24. 194 7.

CALIFORNJA DELTA

P"J6",,1

Helen Trimble Sorenson (Mrs. l. C.) sailed fo r Europe on October 10, 1947.

COLORADO ALPHA

M4rrl4,tJ

Medora Wilson and Paul A. Douden on July 19 , 194 7

Ruth La"'s .nd Willi am Paddock on September 8. 194 7.

Betsy FleD'linl and William AspcnwaU.

Olive Westp hal and HarldAh R H olmes J r.

Margaret Ande rson Ind Oliver , Lockhart on June 2 7 , 1947.

Barbara Burns and Robert The is on September D. 194 7 in Boulder, Colo.

Marth. Sprinler Edwards an d Perry Po ll ack in October, 19-C6.

Bi rths

To Mr Ind Mrs john W. Lewis (E'VIl yn Prou ty) a daugh · tu, Evalyn Lolita , on june 3, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs. James S Sandoe (Julia Caldwell) a daughter, Anne Lelh, on May 2, 194 7.

To Mr aDd Mn. Norman Je nsen (Corabelle ChadboU1'ne) I d ughter. Francis Marie

To Mr. I nd Mrs Gene Grell (Bet ty Love Hawes) a d.ughter, El iza beth Lon. on October ,. 194 7.

To Mr and Mrs John Gromer (V irgi ni a Gillis) a dlugh. ftr, Joan. o n August 31. 194 7.

To Mr. a nd MfS Ho,.,ard Higman (Marian Ha cks tlff ) a daughter. Elizabdh Arn o ld, on May 4, 1947.

To Mr. and MfS. Howard Mott ( Lou ise Tulley) a so n Howa.rd Tulley. on july 8, 194 7

To Mr. and Mrs Robert P Hughart (Betty Jeanne Shrader ) a sea. JdI, on NovembH 6. 19-46.

To Mr and Mrs William R P rkin s (Cat h erine Preston) a so n, Robert Preston on September 13, 1947.

To Dr. aod Mrs J ack H ipp s ( jean Nielson) I son

To Mr and Mrs Co rd oo B I i and (EliK M Mont a don) a SOD, Cbarles Gordon. OIl February 24 , 194 7.

COLORADO BETA M",.,i4,tJ

Peggy Melzer and Joho Hustedt 0 .0 july 1. 1947

Helm Louise Bwb and Stuart: R . Coles 00 june I, Syl..-ia Houdltoo and LaVtrne OIl june U, Sbidey J o \l'an Fleet and Ikmiedobnson.

Mary C Kittber aad james P .rk 011 March 1.

1947. 19-47. 194 7.

Iirllll

To Mr. and Mrs Ceoc,!: Crowder (Marprd: McKeoocy) .....

To Mr. and Wu. Stuart auk. Jr. (Marr Grace Kina)

• daudJter. ural Ann

To "),(r. and Mn. P. L. lblla (Gcorpon Burd ick) .. soo, on Jul y n. 1947

To Mr. and loin F. Giro Van Saun (Genevieve Baku) a IOn, Richard Glenn, i n Much, 1941. PnJD_1

Mr and Mrs A. E. Gibson (Mary Wallihan) have reo turned {rom I trip to Europe Dwtna the two month, ' tr ip they .isiled potU i n Enlland Scotland lad Ireland, and motored ntensive:ly throu.h Fran ce. ltal ,. IDd S iturland.

CONNECTICUT ALPHA

M,mi.,'J

Catherine Hnurialn and John R. Rodden on 20, 194 7 in Norwich, Conn.

Grace Webster and Wr!h Adams 00 October II, 19<t7 .t tM South ConICq;ltional Church, Hartford, Conn.

MitJcI'T1 Brittol and UcwellJn Forker on July 19. 194 7 .t Canton CAntu eonarqltiooal Church, Canton, Conn. Dorothy Shepard and Hosmer Jones on June 21, 1947 It Mt. Carmel Conn At bome, Pitts6tld. M"us

AJtnH Aathony and Frederick Hdmiol on June 28. 1947 at S"t. Andrew ' s Church, Hartford. Conn. At home, Water· bury, Conn.

Corinne Wadhams and Rkbard G Willard on AUFIst 9. 1947 at Bloomfield Federattd Churcb t Bl00m6e1d , Coon.

Mary Arul Lihota aad John Dowd In AuJUSt, 194 7 at St. Thomas Church, Hartfora, CoDD.

Birtlu

To Mr and Mr•. Walter Donald (Selmar Metcalf) a son, Glen Henry, on June 19, 19-47.

To Mr. aDd Mrs. Walter B. Erickson (Muriel Carlson) a son. D id Carl. on June II. 19047.

To Mr. aad Mrs. Earle Prout (Melba Twiss) a dlughter. Nancy Eliubeth. on July 26. 1947.

To Mr. Ind Mrs. Andrew Burr Campbell (Priscilll Chimp. lin) I son, Lawrence Allm. on September 23. 194 7

To Mr. and Mrs Charln Pelletier (Jlne McKernan) a daughter. Jeanne Marie on AUlust 18. 1947.

D.C. ALPHA

Births

To Mr. a.nd Mil. Vi c tor Knopp (Alice DueU) a daughter, Katherine Pert}', on A_p ril ,. 1941.

To Mr and Mrs. William Dismer. Jr. (Mlude Hudson) a dlughter. BiU, Eckhart. on MI), I). 1947.

T o Mr. and MH. Chlrln E. Piedj:er. Jr. (lkryle Edmis· ton) I daughter. An Lynoe in July. 1947

'to Mr. Ind Mrs. Guy E. Cumpton (Margam Clark) a son. Gre.ory B,rd. on Auaust 7. 194 7

To Mr. Ind Mrs J B. Sin&:Jeton (Celeste Dorne,) a daulhter, Pltricil Ann. 00 August 12. 1947. P"uuwl

Mrs. C. Johnathan Haud:. 1t. (Elizabeth McKelvy) lVho ha. been a member of 1M UontlOmery County Board of EduCltion hu resia;n«l. She hIS ,one to Cicrman, to ioin her husband. Colonel Hluck. lVho is on regular duty there.

FLORIDA ALPHA

Bir,hs

To MI. and Mrs. John Burroughs (Mlrgaret Johnstone) I 100, September 17 15M7

To Mr. Ind Mrs. Julian Myrick (Mary Wylie Johnson) daughter, Lindl, on Scptembe.r 23. 1947. p"ltu,,,11

Mrs. George Blrtlett Blocker) has been .p. pointed IS one of seven member boud for Juvenile Welfare In County.

Mrs. Wyltt Dame (Nml Iklle Green) has accepted the posilion IS Secretary.lrenurer of Southern Minerals, In c .• St. PHersburg.

FLORIDA BET A Mllrrill,'1

PriKilla Alden Crosby and Charner Robert Skapcth on September 2 1947 in Coul Glbln. Fla

t>oroth)' Sellers Ind Tbomll Donald McCrudr on June Z I. 1947 io the Presbyterian church of Coni Gab es, Fra Bi"ln

To Mr Ind Mrs Josrpb T. Gardner (Beth Mitchell) a ton. JORph Tate, Jr.. on Jul, I) 1941 at Miami. Fla. T o Mr .• nd Mrl. J. R Hasencamp (MIt)' Lou Atkinson)

a dau&bter. Mary Jane. 00 9. 1947 u Wiami Pla.

To Mr and Mrs. Jack Q. ClevclaDd (Enlrn Lyle) a daudlter. L yn, on Auaust 11. 19047 at Miami,"- Pia

10 Mr and Mrs. Lyman G. Witt (Ellubetb ueot Giench) a soo" Ric:bud Glers<b, DC Septcmbct )0. 19'1 ill New rork.

Tn Mr and Mrs Jlck Buice (Mu, Arul Mc:Elsor) a dau,hter, Mat)' flet cher. on September 204. 1947.

P"s""tds

Mrs William 81l ckbu rn (Betty Vmoioll. and two chil· dren hive joined Captain Blackburn in lCiushu, Jlpan Lt. Comdr. and Mrs O E. Carr (Ann JohnlOn) bin returned from Adak , Alaskl Tho will reside It the NI'III Air Station. Inyokern. Calif.

Mrs J o hn Crai, (LiUian H,de) has ICCepted a position IS Assiatant t o the Mana,u of the Officers Club, Marine 8ase, Parril Island S .C.

Mrs L N (Willie M ay Lang) is leachi ng in the St. Petersbur, High School this year.

FLORIDA GAMMA

Birth

To Mr and Mrl Benjamin F Hopkins Jr R,an) a dau,hter. Pamelil Dew. 00 5e'ptmiber 22. 1947.

GEORGIA ALPHA

M"rti""

Mlr"lret Anderson Ind George Baum,art on AUIUst: 28. 1947 In ALlantl. Ga.

IDAHO ALPIL\ NArrill,'

Ruth Ann Sltel and Ta yl o r Moore 00 April 6. 1947 in H ousto n. T alS.

Birthl

To Mr. and Mrs. C. M Deleeuw (Amelia Wood) I dau.h let Carll, on August 30. 1947 at Cheyenne. W ,o

to Mr and Mrs. Andrew J. Mic haelson (ChriStioe Nuckols) a daughter. JIllIet: Ruth on March 3. 1947.

To Mr and Mts. William Moats (Loraine Hansen) a wn, Dlvid RandaU, on October 3. 1947

Pnstull,l

Mr. and Mrs. WillI.m Tom)in5(ln (Phytls Thomu) and dlughter, Suzaone , lie living in Paris. France, lVhere Mr. Tomlinson is Economical Advisor to the French Ambassador IWNOIS ALPHA

M.,.,i",11

Jean Marie Adcock Ilnd Donald E. ae.eos 00 Auaust 31. 19-47.

Beverlee Jeln Streedlin Ind Donn Johnson on Augwt 9, 19041.

Birlhl

To Mr Ind Mrs M I X Hamilton (Catherine Wiley) I dau,hler. Catherine Mlr ie, 00 Aucust 22, 194 7.

T o Mr. and Mn Keltb Eldr id&e (Maxiar Turnbull) a dlu,hter. Jennifer Louise. on Septeniber 18 1947.

P"s".,,1

lean MacPonald is continuin, ber studies at School of !.a.w aad DiplomlCY. Tufts Colleae.

the Fletc her

ILLINOIS BETA-DELTA

M4rTi,,&tJ

Evelyn Enns Ind R ichard Slebbins. At bome Galesbur, Ill.

Bernice Eldred Ind lad D White.

Jane Strack Ind Wend III C. Mustain. At home. Galesburg. III.

Gloria Richardson Ind Peter Bohan At home. Galesburg. 111.

Mary Max Pubr Ind Josepb Adcock. At horne. Galesbur,. 111.

Mlraaret Lord and Robert Castrndyke.

Ikveriy Shlw Ind John MeNlmlrl At home, Champlign. III

Jo Anne Richardson Ind William F. Wilbur At bome. De.nver, Colo.

S.,ah Procter Ind Robert Grolln. At home. Gilesburg, fli.

Joanne Eddy I nd James Pogue. At home. Gllesburg. III

I ne Anne Vernon and Cui Ullman on N ovember 11 1946.

Bi,tlll

To Mr • • nd Mrs. Robe rt Champion (June Peterson) a son, SteveD, on Nonmbcr 10, 194'.

To Mr and Mrs James Arthur Reill y (Lucille Vern on) a son Thomas Vernon, on Ftbruary H. 1947.

To Mr. and Mrl. Rabenstein (iunclI Lafferty) • daughtu, Elizabeth Ann on Smtembet 28, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs. L. S. Doyre (Kathleen McKinstry) son, Tim, on July 19, 1947.

To Mr. an Mn. Robtrt NUl (Mary Jane Willis) a son, John, May 28, 194 7.

To MI. and Mrs. D,le Rowe (Prancis Hazen) I son, Howard on NO'fember <t. 19<16

To Mr. and Mrs. J ohn D. Rich, Jr. (JoKPhine Crook) I son, Frederick Taylor, 00 MIY 29. 1947.

PtruuuJ

Mrs Roy BIaJ.::ry (Gladys Campbell) Is an assistant prolessor at Mac.lentl" CoUCSt'. St. Paul, M inn esota , tuching Economics Ind Public finan ce. She is a bulletin en the State Tax System for the Minorsou I nstitute of Governmental Relt.reb. Mrs Blakey and. Dr Blalcey arc wellknown fOf their book on Taxation. and for thode many pub· lished article. on that subject.

ILUNOIS EPSILON

Mtlni6,ts

Hdm Brie aod C. Robert Linze y. At hane, EVinston, Ill. Marjol"J Racers Ind Robert AI home, EvanstoD. III.

Virsinia Bird and Largey McDon.ld on August 2, 1947 in St. Ianatiu., Mont.

Emily Ann CO les Ind Raymond C. Hulson on February U, 1947. At home GrCCD Bay, Wis.

Birlhs

To Mr. and Mn. Keith S. Benson (Jean Spraaue) a dauah. ter, Paula Sprague, on 22,

To Mr. and Mn. Thomas K Hendrix (Eleanor McMil· len) a son, Thomas K., Jr., on Au,UJt 28, 1947.

'to Mr. and Mrs E. P. Cole (Fran ces Whittemore) a son, Richard Ibby , on AUlUst 29, 1941.

To Mr. Ind Mrs. William Record (Marthl Metzler) I daugbkr, Margaret. on 26, 1947 in Decatur, III.

To Mr and - Mn Files (Jane Printy) a son. Malc AlaD.

P"Stl1lllJ

MIs. E. B Calhoun (Ruth Carson) is membership chair· man of th e of the Wormn ' s Club (AAUW), M inne' apolis.

ILUNOJS ZETA

M"";II,,,

Ali ce Lovejoy and Manfred Doyle Hine in the the Med itato r In Chicago. III.

Bette Livin,slooe and Robert L Mueller at Presbyteriao church. Sprina6dd, III.

Chulch of the First

Births

To Mr. and Mrs Harrr Rued;in a (Htiene Bennett) t ins. on Au,uJt n. 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McConntil (MarJuC:t Lyon) I daughter, Barbara. on September 14 , 194 7 III Peori a, HI.

lLLINOIS ITA

AI"";II,,s

Stephanie Louise Ylbsle-y Ind Me lvin Artbur Weyand on August 16. 1947 in Ibe Church or the Holy Trinity, Dan· ville. III.

Mary Catherine P ' Simer Ind Robert L. Sherer on August 29. 1947 in t he Filst Method ist Church. Anderson, Ind Katherine Cline and lkrt C. Ptttijohn on Auawl 30 , 1947.

Bi,tbs

To Mr Ind Mrs. Robert Boud (Miry Ann Crawfordl ' Susan Jane, on July 24, 1947 In Oakland, Cali.

To MI. and Mn. I ra ¥ouo& (Kltherine Ham ilton) daughter, Ali ce Louise. on August 24, 1947 in Decatur, lIIi· oois.

To Mr and Mrs. Donald Bl ird (Joanne McDavid) a son. William McDavid, 00 August 18, 19-47 in Decltur, III.

To Mr . Ind Mrs James .Beaumont (Margaret Hall) a son. William Harold. on August 20, 194 1 in Decltus. III.

To Mr and Mrs , Al exlnder M cAlister (Mary Carol,.n M cDo nald) I son, Daniel Fred

INDIANA ALPHA

M""i6,rs

Elsa Jean Ntliah and Keith Simple on August 20, 1947 in FcanUin Ind.

Joan Ritchey Ind Philip FlY in September 6. 19<'7 in Shuler, Ind Sarah Hodcdoo and Joho P. Henson 00 September 21. 1947.

Bids

To Mr and Mrs HumiD Hou&land (Mary EUen Dun· gan) a son, DuoalD 00 Auaust 3. 19-47.

To Me. Ind Mn. Donald Lagle (Virginil Elly) a dlulbter Rebecca Ann. on October 'I 19-47.

to Mr Ind Mrs. Max Welsmln (Marluet Ann Huff · min) SOD. Andrew Robert on AUlUSt 29. 1947.

To Mr. Ind Mrs . George Murphy (Marjorie Dailey) I son. Omnis Dliley. on Jul y 30. 1947.

To the Rev. ana Mrs. John W. Townsend (Rose Jane Smiley) I daughter, Sarah lose, on September 2', 1947.

INDIANA BETA

M""i,,g,

Peglf Vln Hook Adams and T E. Dod o n September 8. 1947 al Bloominlton, Ind.

Bi,ths

To Mr. Ind Mrs. J ame. Woolery (Mary Fike) a daugllter, Caro l Jtln, on October 1 1947.

To Mr . Ind Mn David Kenned y (Rulh Scism) a daugh . ter. Lucy Elizabeth, on July I'. 19-47 in EVlnsvtlle. In d. PffSOntUS

Mrs Marmall K. Crawford (Margaret Linh a rt) was elected Secretary of the Indiana University Alumni Association in Washington. D.C. (or the cominl )'ear.

Mrs. H arry A Hun ci lm a n (Farrald Miller) Ind four dauahteu Ire goina to Jap an to join Mr Hun cilman.

INDIANA GAMMA M."i."

Mildred Persons Neel Ind Robert Frankl in Mckish on October 4, 1947. At home. Orlando, Pia. Bi,ths

To Mr. and Mrs Ralph C. Gery (Betty Jlne Emmett) I dauahter, Diann, on Mar ch 2. 1947.

To Mr .•nd Mrs. Gcorae E. Vickery (Betty Jane Ball) awn, Georae E , III. on March ,. 1941

To Mr and Mrs Robert E. Dunham (Montrew God1:) a son, Charles Re , nolds, on March 4. 1947

INDIANA DELTA

M,,";;'g,

Helen Koch and Albert Klammer , Jr., on June 7. 194 7. At ho me in Evansville. Ind Bi,ths

To Mr and Mrs. Otis Lipstrru (Elizlbeth Sannes) a d,u,hter, BettJ Lee. on Ma y 6. 1947.

To Mr. an Mrs Hugh Forster (Mary Jean Lisht) • dauahler, Laurel. on March 29. 1947.

To Mr. Ind Mrs Charles T. Heenan. Jr (Ada MIY Roe) a son. Charles Thomas, III, on Jlnulry 13. 1947. P"sDn.1

Rev wa A. V,n Nuys, husblnd of Gladys M iller Van Nuys res igned hil J:lUloute. A Jl:ift df $4,000 00 was pre · senled to Dr . and Mrs. Van Nuys by the church members as I loken of appreciati o n of their long }elfS of service

The V,n Nuys 1rC: in Albany N.Y here Dr. Van Nuys h accepted I post in the: Evansdi ci l College 10 lecture under Ihe auspiccs of the New Life Movement.

INDIANA EPSILON

ltftUT;.,tS

Hlrriette Jane Kimmel Ind Arthur Thomas Colt.n on June 21 , 19-47 in DuQuoin , 111.

Doti. Doyle and Robert S. Earhart on June 7 , 1947 in Chicaao. III.

Suuone Coltrin and R obert Stembridge: on June 6, 1947 in Oak Park III.

Jun Woorlroff Ind Perry Wright on June I'. 194 7 in Brtd,eman. Michilan

Henrielll Krcilelc Ind Richlrd Coolman on Augusl n. 194 7 in Rivm id e. Ill

Emily Leooard and Har..., Vibbert, Je. on September 2i, 19-47 in CbiClJO. III

Aon McCkriehan and Frank Marshall. AI home. Cleve · Jand, Ohto'

Birtbs

To Mr Ind Mrs H.rry Obertreis (Betty Bogue) I dauah ler, Dillna VIUShn. on June 30 1941

To Mr and Mrs Roael Holcomb (Marie Frte:man) I dauahtu. Elizabeth Ruth 00 Auaust 17.

To Me. and Mts. Hosmer Asmus (Lou Morrow) a son. ia JuDe 1947. "'0

Mr and Mrs John Hart (S,.I.il Slr:oclund) a JOn. Carl. in May

IOWA ALPHA

/tLuri."J

Joyce Stuart and Joe: Garretson on Scpternbt:r 28. 1 in Mt Pleasant, low•.

Ma.ty Lou HiDoo and Martin Roan on February 14, 1947 in KeOkuk 10.-1.

Jorce 'Keern and William Murdock 011 Auaust 24, 1947 in Mt. Pleuant, l ow., At home. Eliubeth. N.J.

B;"b

To Mr. and Mrs Plul Dcse:nber, (Mart' Louise ROlen) I IOD, Charles William, on September I, 19047.

Pnl tl_1

lmoccne Bltn has tlktn • position with tbe Unitt<! Ait Lines 10 Oiu,o.

IOWA BETA MIf,,,i.,,

Praners Httmna and Robert McGee on August 24. 19-t7. At home, Jodi.nol., 10

8",lu

To Mr and Mn Jobn Musick Hunt (Mary Elizabeth Howser) I Susan Candace. 00 Scptembu 2'. 194 7

To Mr and Mn. Kenneth L. Hcndcnoo (Vir,ioi. Whee· lock) • dl\l&hlcr Nancy Kar. on September 14, 19«<1.

To Dr. and Mn Geor,e Gross (Elizabeth HenderlOn) 00 Octobt't 7, 1947.

IOWA GAMMA

MMrJII,u

Franca Emili, Kerekes and Hlrry Helmuth Meyer, Jr • on Septembu 20 1947 at Ames, l owi.

Eleanor Kinn(ck and William Budu on June 21. 19-47 at Council Bluff.. Iowa.

Leslie Bowman and Rlymond Jack Anderson on August 9. 1947 in St. Plul, Minn. At home Council Bluff., Iowa

Birth

To Mr. Ind M Emil Hounson (Emily Moeller) twins. Kri. and Kristin., on September 19, 1947.

P,rJI"",!1

Mrs Burdett he. (Erma !k.n) is living in Gu.m. Her address i. Box 2H, Station 6, Quam, M.1. She would like to hear from any Pi Phi, in that Vicinity.

Mr .• nd Mrs Albert W Bste. (Dorothy Anne Roost) and son, Albert K .• of Honolulu a.re OD a three monthl bUlinesl and pleasure pl.ne tour in the States. ThC')' will vi.it Mfi Bates' parenti of Sioux City, 10"', and conclude: the Mainland tour in Southern California wbere they will spend the holid.y se.son before s.ilinS j.nuary 9. 00 the MIIIJo"i" for their mula home.

IOWA ZETA

MArri",n

Jane Van Ausdall .nd Robfit Meese on J .nu'ry 7. 19047 in tow. City, Iowa

J.net Crabbe .nd Lawrence Butler on December 27, 1946 io Cedar R.pids. Iowa

Carolyn Wells and Jade Douner on M. y 17, 1947.

Carolyn Wood •• nd Edward Hicklin on june 21, 1947 in Bloomingto n. tow •.

Dorotny Hubb.rd .nd W.yne Hausel in june. 1947.

Uni.n Locher and Ambrose Strittmatter on M.y 19, 19047

Mar ily nn Gleaner .nd Dr Arthur Dnine 00 Octoner W. 1947 in low. City. l ow•.

Fr.nces Marshall .nd Donald Lash on June 1, 1947 in Cedar Rapid s Iowa. At horne, Council Bluffs. l ow •. BirthJ

To Mr and Mrs John Monih.n (Josephine McNeill) • so n. john Albert , in August, 1947

To Mf. .nd Mrs Stu.rt Franks (Eliz.beth FuJler) a daugh· ter. Martha, in September, 19<4 7.

To Mr and Mrs Victor Klein (Margaret Jones) • daugh ter in October. 1947.

To Mr. .nd Mfl Don Lierke (Ester Kzau.shur) • da\llh ter, Karen. in August, 1947 in Altaden., Cal if.

To Mr. .nd Mr H P. ROKh (Phebe jamison) a daulbter, AM J.mison on July 18, 1947 in Council Bluffs Iowa.

T o Mr. .nd Mfl Harry Garrison (Betty Walton) a .on. Richard Paul, on july 19, "1.947 in Evansville. Ind KANSAS ALPHA

M"rri"JIJ hirley and Darrell Humer on April II , 19-47.

PaUlda Hamilton .nd Chatles Odano, jr on Octobt'r II, 1947 At Kansas City, Mo

Jo Ann Teed a.nd WilHam Oa.rcoce Hu.low, Jr on October 18 1947. At home Tenn. Dorothy May Dahlin and William BridJ;ms on Lou Cable .nd Lawrence Wqoer on July 26. 19<47.

Birthl

To Mr and Mrs Robert Frizell (Sarah Jane Myers) • dauahtu, judith Du.stin. in lune, 19-47.

10 Mr and Mrs. John K,nlahtlC'J (M.ry Louise Lauck) a son, James Laude. 00 JUDe 28, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuckey (Norma Lee Andenoo) a d.uaI!ter. Suun Lee, on St'ptealber 21. 1947.

To '}.fr and Mn. W R. Ranney (Muy Ann Edgerton) a son, Roy EdeertoD, on September 9, 19-47.

To Mr. and Mn Edwin Windler (N.ncy Carey) a son, Edwin Carey. OD AuaUK 27, 1947.

To Mr and Mn WiIIi.m Tenhl8en (Mary McCrosky)

I d.t1&htet Barbara, on September 21, 1947, To '.nd Mrs. MiitoD Rothenberger lKay a IOD. Steven John , OD Scpt:ember 1-4, 19 7.

To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards Uoan Darby) • dauabter, Barb.ra, 00 March 10. 1947.

P,rJo".1

Mrs. Fred A Wright (Sus.n Keith) is in Reuarch Department of Walstoo. Hoffman Investment Brokers or Los Anleies, Calif.

charI! or the aDd Goodwin

KANSAS BETA

MMri"Jts

Jun OeYouna: .nd Donald Bridson on September }G, 1947 in M.dison. Wis. Kathryn .nd John C. Trimer on April '. 1947 in Topeka, Kan At home, Wichita, Kan. Ruth and Malcolm Gr.y on May 1, 1947. Virginia Buster .nd Albert Whiteside OD October 19 19-47 in Manhattan, K.n. &la Mle Hancodc: and Claude Howard on August 17, 19<47.

PeUJ Proffitt .nd Arthur C. Ouattlebaum on August 17, 1947 .t Peterson Fidd. Colorado Sprinal, Colo.

Nyl. Olson and Shelton C. Howard on August lO, 194 7. Barbar. Waller and George O. Volkd on September 9. 19Ue'lea Otto .nd Herbert F ord on October 2, 1947 at Christ Church in Greenwich Conn. Marulene .nd Richard Proffitt in August , 1947. At home Chase. Kin. Joan Annit'le and William Woodward in AUlust, 194 7. At home, Manh.tt.n. K an. Bir,hs

To Mr .•nd Mrs John Newman (Edith Hann.) a daulh· ter, johlnna Jane , on June 9, 1947.

To Mr. ana Mrs L. O. Cloud (Harriet H ol t) a son, Louil Holt, on July 2.

To Lt. and .MrS. Shultz (Jtanne We-lis) • son, George William on June ,. 19<t7.

To Mr and Mrs. Alen Madsen (joan Schmidt) • 100 John.thln, 00 October 1, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs Rjchard Mall (ADn Steinheimer) a son Russell Ltc. on AU&llst 27 1947.

To Mr. Ind MtI john Collett (Arline Herwia;) a daugh · ter Bubara ..-YI, CD October n, 1947 in K.nsas City.

To Mr .•nd Mrs D.vid Lupfer (Patricia TcwDler) • son. Daniel james. 00 May 9, 1947.

T o Mr .nd Mrs. R obe rt W ells (Miriam Moore) daughter. Deborah, on October 10. 1947.

To Mr .• nd Mrs. D E. 'M cVicker (Virginia Pettibon) a daulhter, Mary Virginia, on October 4 , 1947

To Mr. and Mrs Lum.n Millet Oane Phel.n) a JOn, Jame.s Phelan. on August 11, 1947.

KENTUCKY ALPHA

MMr;III,n

Margaret Ponder .nd Bernud Jaglowlu on Septe.mber 2·. 1947.

M.rian Horne and Robert Han cock. Bir,h/

To Mr and Mrs jaCk Riley (Betty Geiger) a daulhter.

To Mr and Mrs. ohn Wickstead (Alexandria Stuart) I dau,hter, S.rah.

To Mr and Mrs. James R Ogden (Mary Bullock) a son. J.mel

To Mr .• nd Mrs J J. Schulten (Dorothy Cotton) a son. J.ck.

To Mr • nd Mrs Enllish Miller (Dorothy SaD<ilge) I d.ughter, Mary Rosihnd

THE DECEMBER ARROW

To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Preuu Oane W yman) a dau,bter. Judith.

To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams (Shirley Sprigg) dauahter.

P"I DII. I

Mr. William L Harned (Baird Barham ) and Mn Marvin Gernert (Marian Heitmeyer) have opened a knit shop in King sport, TroD

LOUISIANA ALPHA

",,",ill,IS

Elaine Sauss} Ind John Nelson St""lrt, III, on JUDe n, 1947 at Pass Christian, M iss.

Ethcldra Smith and William H Scoggins. Jr .• on April 12, 1947 in Mobile. Ala.

Anita louise Crout and William CusHy on September 6, 1947 in Union, l., Co nsuela F,ust and Funk Humphrey Walk on September 6, 194 7.

Mu jorie Koonce .nd jlmn McGrclor on Jul y 12 , 1947 in Shreveport, U. Birlhs

To Mr Ind Mrs. R.lph Speer, Jr ( Melan ie Holt), I son, David Taylor. on AU&!-IK 11. 19<1 7 In Ft. Smith, Ark

To Mr. and Mrs. J oh n E. Potthurst, Jr (Tiline Clark), a ClarkI 00 September 2, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs William P Stahl Moran) a $On, William Preston, on Nonmber 8, 1946.

To Mr. an d Mrs Theodore H. Harney, Jr. (Barbara Sirong) a daughter. Nancy Strong on March 14, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. John M Caffery, Jr (Patsy Gibbens) a so n, William Jay, on Novtmber 2, 1946.

PtrlQ"al

Mr and Mrs William D. RauscH (Mary Sedley Ha y. ward) and family have returned from an extended Soulh American cruise:. Mr. and Mrs Leon Irwin, J r. (Olivia Bartlett) were also on tbe cruise.

LOUISIANA BETA

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Connie and Julius Hydric k on June 2), 1947. AI Swampscott, Mass.

Frances di Garmo Payne and Tyler Th.atcher Clark, II : and Sara h Danitl Pay ne and George Robert Thomas. The litis. who are twins, had a double wedding May 27, 1947

Bi,th

To Dr. and Mrs. D F Overdyke, Jr. (Annie Llo yd ClIw· son) a son D F., III

MANITOBA ALPHA ",,,,, i.,,,

Virlinia Hi,ncll and Jas. E. Tate on September 27, 1947 in Winnipel. Man

Mugaret Johnson and Colin A McGillivra y on Septem· ber 12, 1947 in Winnipeg. MarBaret Macinnes a nd J . E. Fl oyd on $cptember 6, 1947 lR Winn ipeg.

Bi"h,

T o Mr and Mrs R W Mui, (Edythe MenzlCl) a daughter, Martha Jane. on AUl!:ust 22, 1947 in Winnipel

To Mr. and Mrs. R D Williamson (Doroth)' Henu) a d.ulhter, Sandra Elaine, o n 27. 1947.

To Dr. and Mrs. Warren H Rand.all (Moll), Geddes) I so n. Ra ymond William. on June 27, 1947 .t Ames. Iow a.

To Mr .nd Mrs C.rroll F Dorris Uo a d.ugh ter , Barbua Carol, on Jul)' 6. 1947 a t Jeffersonville, Ind

To Mr. aod Mrs W C. Wr!Jht (Elspeth McLenaghen) I daughter. Katherine J un. on Jul y 19, 1947.

MARYLAND ALPHA

Bi"h

To Mr • nd Mrs Charles O Deblingef (}e.annctte Parker) I da\l&h t er, Har ict An n. on Jul)' 16. 1947 In Chlca,o, III.

MASSACHUSElTS ALPHA

M."i4,1S

lind. Ladd and Robert F Lovrtt in September. 1947

Ruth B Nickerson and Ronald G. Kelley In June. 194 7. Enl yn Hooper Ind Danl Stenstream.

Bi,tll/

To Mr Ind Mrs Joscph H Schmidt. Jr. (Florence a c!a\l8hter, Elu:abcth, on Ma), 1. 1947.

To ReY. and Mrs. H CI.yton Ackley ( Mu jorie Bues) • JOn. Timoth)' , on June 25, 19-47

P" u)IIal

Florence M.nley is living in Alban y, New York and is work ins In the S t ate Health Department IS Educational SuperVisor.

MASSACHUSETTS BET A Marr;4"

Violet Zych and Pred Tibbctts on 5e'ptember 6, 1947.

MICHIGAN ALPHA

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Ellen Mott Roebu ck and Richlrd Kleinert on June 9, 1947 at Hillsdale, Mich

Irma June Schmidt and Robert Borton on AUlwt 23, 1947 .at the Pi Beta Phi Hous e in HiIlsdale, Mich.

Mujan H.ll Weller a nd Donald Schneider on September 8, 1947 In the Trinity Cathedral in Newark, N J. Mir iam Heidm.n and John Hartman in Auaust, 1947 in Detroit, Mi c higan At home, Ann Arbor, Mich.

Phyllis Juckett and WI Iter J Carboneau in Augu st , 1947 in Detroit, Mich At home 'traverse City. Mich.

J.anet Shelly and Harry E. Whitt on April 12, 1947. At home, Ind ilnapolis , Ind.

BI,th ,

To Mr. and Mrs Lewia Yost (Mllgaret Pord) a son, Robert Lewis, on July 31, 194 7 in Hillsdale, M ich.

To Mr. Ind Mrs Ho rd Bed: (Patricia M oo re) a Ion. Robert Ho ard, on AUlust 26. 194 7 at Octroitl Mi ch.

To Mr. and Mrs Ernest McPeck (Gertruoe Spieth) a daughter, T.mara Kay, on Jul y 2), 1947 in Hillsdale, M ich.

To Mr.• nd Mrs. W. A . Boots (Ardith Hag.man) a daugh t er, B.rbara Ann, on JUl1 1l, 1947 In Detroit. M ich.

To Mr. Ind Mrs Fr.nk Field (Barbara Smith) • son, Rand.1I Jay, July 15. 1947 in Ro ya l O.k, Mich

To Mr. In4 Mrs James Kennedy (J u li enne Fenske) a'so n, James Jeremy, on AUlust n, 19-47.

To Mr .• nd Mrs Robert CocroCt (Eulenia N ystrom) a son. J ames Ralph, on July 20, 1947 .t EURSton. Ill. P",.,,411

Mr. and Mrs John F Isbell (SaUy Thomas) .dopted a daulhte r. Sarah Ann. who was born M ay 16 , 19-47. on Seplembe r 2, 1 947.

Mrs Jun es C. Wilson (Dorothy Roth) has been chosen as a delegate to the International Bar As sociation Mcct: ing in urn.a, Veru. Shortly afler her ret urn she phn. to l ive in Kanus City, Mo

MICHIGAN BETA

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K a therine Jean Best .nd L. A McDonald in Jul;. 1947 in Grosse: Pointe, M ich. At home, Ann Arbor, Mich. Bi,tln

To Mr and Mrs Hal Fromm (Miry Sue Tuck) a son, Eric Charles, on Jul y. 19/ 19-47.

To Mr. .nd Mrs Wilh.m L Schnorbach (J a ne Hardy) a daughter, Susan J.ne, on M ay 22, 1947 in Man is tee. Mi ch.

To Mr. and Mrs. F C. Usher (Virlinia Benedict) • son. William Benedict. on April 23, 1947

MINNESOTA A.LPHA

M.n;4"

Elsa Diekmann and Norris C. Jones on October 4, 1947 in Minneapolis, Minn Bi,t h,

To Mr and Mrs Frederick W. Bartel (Edith Reed) a daughter, Elizabeth. on August 30 1947 in Po rtland, Ore.

To Mr. and Mrs John I..c:hman (PriKilia Winaet) a sbn, Jeffrey Watson, on August 7, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs Ed rd M .artin (Betty Seidl) a son. James Stewart on June 2). 1947.

To Mr Ind Mrs Frederick Ha yes. Jr. (Jean C.lhoun) • son James Michael, on October 8, 1947.

to Mr and M rs. William C. Bauer (Mary Rosalie H. y) a son. Jeffrey, on February 10, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs J. J. Fmi, (Harriet Kimball ) a son, Daniel. P"stltUll

Mrs D. C. Eckeobcck (Bonnie Lane) ia President of tM Women ' s Au.riliary of the Cathedral Church of St Mark, Minneal?Dlis, Minn. Mrs. J Bqyd Spencer (Doroth), Donntll)'1 IS the secretary.

De.Ja Merchant a former WAC, ho was stationed in Paris for a )'Clr and a haU, is now liv in, in Greenwich and worltin« in Nnr YQrlt City Ooroth)' Campbell m.de clever filUm of circus char· acters from papier.mlchl which were on dispia)' in Min · neapolis for several weeks. Her mother , Mn Robert Camp-

bell (Mary Mc:Kulick) i. paiotin, for two local shops in Minnn.{IOh•. Mrs. Robert Campbell _as OIl the: faculty of the Uruvenity of MiontsOt& in the art at ODC time.

GenevinC' Damkrocer i, Pl'OIrAm Consulunt at Coffman Memorial Union. of Minoesota.

Lllc Byrnes is head of the diyj,ion of Aid to DepmdCDt Chi duo, and Aid to the: BUnd. of Hennep in County. Minn.

Mrs. Walter Robb (Esther Cbapnuo) and Mrs. Leon H. Brown (Dorothy Tudtcr) both bad daufbtUJ who were pledeet at University of Minnesota this fa I.

Mrs. Arthur Anderson ( Heltn Acker) has hid It second book accep ted for publicatIon. This is "Fou r Sons of Nor· ""a"t" Griec. lbkn. Naoscn and Ole Bull. She is also tucning MOdern Book COUl" at the University of Minnesota and the Y.W.C A.

MISSOURI ALPHA

Birthl

To Mr and Mrs Daniel W. Carlisle (Nadine James) son, Jame. Holle n. on June 18, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. }ofin Roy Neal. jr. (Jewel Cartland) a son, Judson on june " 1947.

P,.,/O",.}

Mrs. A S. Bull (Mlrgaret Williams) is Ictive in the MinneapoUs Camp F ife Girls orgsnizatlon. It is planned that s cottaae shall be built It their summer camp which will be known as the Mlralm Bull Cottage. The M in· neapolis Alumn3e C lub , Afternoon Group, donated $2) .00 to the proj«t.

MISSOURI BETA

M""i.!u

Lois Patricia Moore and Fouest Edward McGrath on july 12, 1947 in Duluth, Minn.

Anne Tuvis Ind Robert F O 'Co nnell on july 26, 1947.

Eileen Ritter and Don L. (1ffson on july 19, 1947.

Meryl Moehlmann and Vernon E. Berry, Jr., on AU,lUst 9, 1947.

Bernice Ziegler and Chester E. Roemer on September 6, 1947.

Birtb

To Mr. and Mrs. E j. Martin (Nell And("rson) August 29. 1947.

I son, on

Ptno"./J

Mrs. Woermsnn Elm("s ICltherine Wocrmann) has been appointed .uistlnt deln 0 women It Washington Univer· Sl ty. Pormer resident .dvisor of women's dormitories and member of the university stiff since 194}, she will be in charge of housing out·of·town students.

Multuerite Sibley is teachin, Khool in Punahow School, Honolulu, Hawsii.

MISSOURI GAMMA

Birth

To Mr. Ind Mrs Glge C. Prick (Elunor E. Martin) a dau,hter, Katharine Louise, on December 2), 1946,

MONT ANA ALPHA

M""i.,tl

Mary Baner Briggs Ind Harvard G. Nelson on August 27. 1947 .t Bozem.n Mont.

Rosanne Crowley and Donald McKenna on August 27, 1947, at Bozem.n Mont.

Joy Reeder an;! Joe Wicb in jun(", 1947 at Bozeman, Mont.

Helen R,e Randall and Henry Lydick in September. 1947 at Ames, Iowa.

Blrbara Bunell and Blaine Gustafson in June, 1947 at Bozeman, Mont.

Frances Galt and W,rren Roberts in Auaust, 1947. jean Lloyd and Murr.y Lind in July, 1947 It Butte, Mont. Carol Scebert and Frank Dunkel in September, 1947 in Livingston, Mont.

Muriel Miller and Glen Fisher in S("ptcmber, 1947 It Butte, Mont.

Mary Inez Ruzicka .nd joe Stevens in September, 1947 in Butte, Mont.

M.rth. Story and Dous: Drysdale in June, 1947 .t Bozeman Mont.

M.ry K.y Archibald and Peter E. Decker on September 17, 1947 In Sherid.n, Wyo.

Mar"ret Roberts Ind john Warwick Hull 00 June 29, 1947 In Kalispell, Moot.

Barbara Nlckelton Ind Victor Kline on july 26, 1947.

Bi,ths

To Capt. and Mrs Albert V. Duffield (Frantts Jtan EVloa) a d.ughter, Dianne, 00 june " 1947 at Aluka.

To Mr Ind Mrs. Harold Ealle (Marlaret Morse) daulhttr, in April, 1947 .t San Matro. Calif.

To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard (Eloise Lchrkiod) I son, in April. 1947 at Richmond, Calif.

To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hollier (Peggy Cole) a son, on September }C, 1947 at Bouman, Mont

To Mr Ind Mrs, Cornelius Dogtcrom (M.rjorie Teslaw ) twio dlus:htus, in October. 1947 in Bozeman, Mont.

To Mr. Ind Mrs Dwisbt L. Xlndschy (Mary Jane Robe"'l a dau,hter, Donna Jane, 00 August 2}, 1947 at Kalispc I, Mont.

Ptn6".1

Mrs Vernon u,ar JMaxine Elglr) returned to Bozem.n, Mont " frOID AI,er.n is teacbiog It Gallitin County Hi,h School.

NEBRASKA BETA

M.,ri.,tJ

Shirley Scott .nd james Morris Evinger on August 1, 1947 in Lincoln, N("b. Belt]' L),sinser and Lewis K. Reinhardt on Ausust 10, 1947 In Grind lsl.nd, Neb

Maiddle Platner Ind Vlrli! P,llon on Aupst W, 1947 in Lin col n, Neb.

Leslie jnn Glotfelty Ind Victor Wacha, Jr., on Septem· ber 2, 1947 in Los Angeles, Calif.

Marllret Zemer Phillips .nd Ch.r1es Doran Hildebrand on Septemlxr 29. 1947 in Lincolo, Neb.

BirthJ

To Mr. and Mrs. Colman furr (jean Morris) a daughter Je a n Elizabeth on A1?1l 8, 1947 in Lincoln, Ncb.

To Mr. and Mrs. ovph A. PilUnj; (Jean M S ih) I son John Joseph, }1, 1946.

To Mr and Mrs Georle R. Stene (Ed. Clare MaIYiell) a d.au,hter, Lauralce, on October 14, 1947 in Los An,c1es, Calif.

To Mr and Mrs Ch.rles judd, Jr. (Helen Kelley) • daughter.

P"Jtm,1I

Mn Mildred Roclcwell Meigs is living in Omaha, Ne· braska, Ift("r bcinl discharged from the Army. She In X .ra)' techniciln lor lour years of World War II.

NEW YORK ALPHA

M""i.!II

Dr. Arlene S n and Walter H. Lieneck on August 16, 1947. At home, Syracuse, N.Y, Barbara Burns .nd Gerald W. Schardt on September 6, 1947. At home, Syracuse, N.Y. Muglm nd Leon Didion on September 20, 1947. At home, White PlaiM N.Y.

Phyllis Bolton Ind Neil Thomas t.ctham on September 6, 1947.

Mary Elizabeth Curtiss and Hlrry Wareh.m on Septem · ber 61 1947, At home, SyrlCU5C, N.Y.

Helen Van Alst and Lt. Ed ard Dean Hopkins on SePtember " 1947 in Heidleberl, Germ.ny

MI" A. Mcinroy and Chester M. Sheffer on August 29, 19 47 In Harrisbut" Pa. At Harrisburgh, P ••

Births

To Mr. and Mrs. Frink (Helen Bennett) • d.uahter, Suzanne Louise, on une 22, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. (Rids:e1y Merritt) • IOn, Gary Gilberts, on jul, n, 1947

To Mr. and Mrs lawrence E. Russell (Dorothy Stick) a lon, Jonlthan Prank, on July 30, 1947.

PtrI6"./J

Mlrllyn Link has joined the Education Divilioo of Link Aviltion, Inc , Binsh,mton, N.Y.

B.rbarl Kimmt"y is dietician .t Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Eliubeth McDermott is enrolled in Filenes Tr.ining Pro· gram for buyets .nd junior executives In Boston, Mus

Ellison Ktller is publicity riter for the Greater Boston Community Fund in Boston , Mus, Jane Kennedy is W"ork.ins: for an advertising l8ency in H ono lulu.

Elizabeth Philipp is workins for the Whitman Publishing Co. in Boston, Man.

NEW YORK BETA

P,rJ6".ls

Sophia Woodman retired from teacbin,: in the Ne York Hi&h Schools and ia l ivi n, at her home In Grcen6cld} Mus

The N", York Bet, Alumnle Club ,.ve: a tea hononn& and sho"ioa appreciation to Miss WoodiDan for her loyalty and years of devotioo to their club and Pi Ikt. Phi. The tc.a "as ,iven at the borne of Ethel Ferr.r with Elizabeth Thomson and Re,in. Murnane ullstina.

Miss Woodman, onc lime president of New York Beta Alumme Club. has represented Pi Beta Phi in t he Panhcllcnic Hous e AHociat ion which runs Beekman Tower Hotel She has abo slven talks illustrated by her photoguphs.

Elizabeth Thom50n has moved from hu borne i n Engle. ood. Nt Jersey, to New Yorle City.

NEW YORK GAMMA

MtIf,;4,n

Jean Dorothy Kinsella and Fred P Had«d o n July 19, 1947.

Adele Wolin and Seymour Morr ow in August, 1947 in Ne.... Y ork City.

Jean To_nscod and F rancis E Brown in g 00 September n. 1947 at the Methodist Church, 5e'aclilf, L.I

8i,111I

To Mr and Mrs. Donald CNdeR (Alice Ma c kay) I son, Donald. Jr.• on March 19, 19-47.

To Mr and Mrs Robert Getman (Frances Scurrah) a dau ghter, on AU8ust II, 1941 in O,dmsburg, N.Y.

NEW YORK DELTA

Mlmitl,.

Lorraine Ann Bode and C. Muth in Albany, N.V.

P"lo1l,d

Betsy Small who served with the Red Cross In the Pacific Arta has to Shaker He ighu, Ohio.

NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA

Mllrri4,tJ

Howe Drake and V icto r Bryant, Jr., on Septem. ber 6, 194 7 in WellHley, Mus.

Elizabdh Stimson Dicks and James uurtnce Hutton Jr., on September 20, 1947 a t the Chur ch of the Messiah, Rock. ingh am. N.C.

Hel en Varide Morrison and Robert 1.« Eueoger. III, on Stptember 6. 1947 at the Fint Presbyterian Church, Nhe· N C.

Betsy J oh n H aywood WHt and J ohn Kay Patterson Odell on October 10, 1!>47 at the Christ Church , Raleigh, N.C.

Alice Ptopln Bell and Joseph Emmett Stbrd!. III , aD October 4, 1947 in the St. Bartholomew ' s Episcopal Church, Pittsboro. N.C.

Patricia L« Hughes and Harvey William Jr., on 6, 1947.

Mary Spencer Watkins and Richard on October 18. 1947 at the St. Philips Epi scopa l Chwch, Brevard. N C. Kathryn and William H in ton Adams on September 6, 194 7 at the Chapel of the Crou , Chapel Hill, N .C.

Louise Baktt and_ Ta}'lor Hardw ic k 00 Aug ust 29, 1947 at the Church of the Good Shep.herd. Jack so nville, Fla.

Nancy June K in g and Chulu Erskine Parks. Jr., on October 10, 194 7 It the First Presb)teriln Church, Bristol, Tron.

Phyllis Hon and John D. Payne on 19, 19 47 at Madison, N.J.

BirthJ

To Mr and M rs. King Kurns (Shroyer Lange) a son, Kiog Samuel , II , on Al.I8ust 9. 194 7.

To Mr and Mrs Harold N. Spurlock (Daphne Ri cha rd · son) a daughter. Sara Daphne , on August 22, 1947

P"J O"4/J

Vivian Phipps after a year's study in New Y ork has returned to Chapel Hill and is taking additional work at the Un iversi t y.

Martha. Hazel and Bootsie Taylor are livin. in Japan for a year

NORTH DAKOTA ALPHA

Birthl

To Mr. and Mn. Charles Au (Ruth Wilder) a dau,hter, Marjorie Jun, in Septtmber, 1947.

To Mr. Ind Mrs William E. Reese (Anne Kittel) I son, Thomas Martin, on August 19, 1947.

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA

/tUrri4,'

Rut.h M Macinnis and Clarern B. Smith OD September 1', 1947.

OHIO ALPHA

MI#ri4,'J

Joan Galbreath and James W. Phillips on September 14, 1947

Alberta Haefele aad Charles Kircher in September, 1947. Shirley Hopkins and Jobo Van Cott 011 Aucwt 9. 1947

B;,th,

To Mr and M rs. Mark \VI. Bowsher (Eleanor Jane Abe) a son, Philip Alien , on August 14 , 1947

To M e. Ind Mrs Ken neth Keegler (Betsy Chapin) a son, Kenneth R ., on Aug ust 8, 1947

To Mr and Mrs. Clrde H Davis; Jr. (Elunor Schulz) a son. Steven Scott, on October I, 1947 in Washington, D .C.

OHIO BETA

M"rr;"g'

Mary Jane Stanton and Robert H , Mal one on 8, 1947.

Birthl

To Mr and Mrs J ohn J. Schiff. Jr (Mary Reid) a son. o n May 29, 1947 i n Cincinnati, OhIO.

To Mr. and Mrs F A Lichtenberg (Mary Morrill) a son. James, in July, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs H oward Kraft (Marjorie Julian) a lon, William Howard, on September 24, 194 7.

To Mr and Mrs. C. F Orchard (Virginia North_'ay) a son , Gregory Heath , o n September 10, 1947.

Per;01fIli

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sprague (Ruth H orroc ks) and dau&.hter, Shirley , have returned to the States after visitin. Banff, Lake Louise and nurnelous ports in Alaska.

OHlO DELTA

Birth;

To Mr and Mrs. L J Dunn (Ruth Slyth) a son, Ed · ward, on Max 3, 194 7.

T o Mr an Mrs Wm. Giron Gordon (jean a Carolyn Louise, on November 21. 1946.

To Mr. and M rs. E. 1. Quackenbush (Mary Newell) so n, Glenn on September 28, 1947.

To Rev and Mn. Samuel R. Smith (Ruth Jones) I daughter, D iane. on July 18, 1947 in Niles, Ohio

P,rl.""l

Mr and Mrs. Alltn O'Donnell (Mildred M oyer) .adopted a son, Mich.ad Allen , who w nine months old on Ma y 22, 1947.

OHIO EPSILON

Afllrfjll,'J

Betty Larkin and Donald McCleary on Ma y 24, 194 7. Vnginia Townsend and Kirwood Varman on May 31, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs Norman Zilcs (june Cufu) a son, David, on April', 1947.

OKLAHOMA ALPHA

Mllrrill,1J

Cuolyn Cooler and Earl John Smith o n June U, 194 7 In Normln, Ok a.

M ary Bell Ind Robert Lou is Ma id t on October 2', 1947 In the St Louis C.atholic church in lindsa y, Okla

Sally Ann BerryhHl and John Merritt Bin.cman on Odober 18, 1947 in the Fint Presbyterian church, Sapulpa, Okla

Shirley Ann Smith and J ames Maynard Samis on October 17 194 7 in Okllhoma City, Okla.

Setty Bogenschutz Gabey and Jesse A Todd, Jr.. on August 31, 1947 in Oklah om a City. Okil.

Annie Ro ilnd Miller and Louis G. Kn«l and on Seplember ,. 1947 in Okla.

Mar ] Rebec ca Colvert and Luci ous Osmond on November Il! 1947 in Wichita Fills, Tn

Beverly W,lIiuru Ind Lu cien Eldridge Lansden. Jr., in August 1947 in Oklahoma CIty, Okla

Dixie Potter and Williun Ho ard DcMere on November 26, 1947 at Ihe Fint Method is t church, Wichita Falls, Tex

Costdlo Ind John H Conway, Jr ., in Au,cust 1947 in Tulsa, Okla.

Birth;

To M r. Ind Mrs Funk Thomas Pldbcrl (Hden SWln) a so n, Funk Thomas, Jr.! on August 30, 1947

To Mr. and Mrs Wilbur R. /'ODCS (Mary Elizabeth Santon) a JOn, Robert Wilbur on une 29, 1947.

To Mr Ind Mrs William Funr (Eleanor Stanton) a son Richard Fou, on M ay H, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs. George B. Romfh, Jr (Harriot Htlen Howard) a Mary Lucia, on August 21, 194 7 in Miami Fla.

To Mr an d Mrs. D..,id North Newby (Ruth Hummer) a dau&hter, Meredith OD Auaust 8, 19<17.

To Mr . and Mrs R. A. Guess (Fae BUtman) a daqhter, Nancy Jo, CXlI January n. 1947.

To and Mrs Ludwi& A Webber (Tbuda May Filhiol) I daUlhter. Bubara Kay, on April 19047.

To Mr and Mrs A. W. Farmilo (Muioe McCollum)

• dluahtCf. Carolyn, on September D. in Ca1&uy, Alberta, Clo.d •.

OKLAHOMA BETA

M."i4,.J

Dorotby Sue Ed,mon and Tbomu Randall WUYU 00 AupJt 8, 1947 At home, Sull"ltC:l. Okla, Btu, JO MorriJ and R.1f Noel Stewart 00 AUI'1st 10, 1947 Itl Chandler At home, Ad., Okl •.

Miry Evelyn Bobo and Bob Harold Fickett on Aupst 16. 1947 In Musko«« Okla At home, Stillwater, Okl •. Ros.lee' Ocardoff and Richard Rand Rock in Tulu, Old •. At home, Topeka Kan.

Dorothy Jun Plyne .nd Do nald Houst on Hatfield on Septtmbct 20, 1947. At home, Okl.homa City, Ok II, Bi"hs

To Mr .•00 Mrs. JOlq)h L Preston (Libtrty iknnett) I dauj:htef, Patricia Ann, on July 23. 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs Roy T Hoke, Jr. (Robertclleo Corbin) • son, Roy T •• 111 , on Au.&Ust 21, 1947.

To M., lAd Mn Bob Donaldson (Jean Orr) a daughter, Judith Ann , on October 2,

To Mr and Mrs jerome Westheimcr (Ellen Woodt) a dauahtcr, Valerie Deao, on August 4, 1947.

Pauline Payne is teacher of piano at Northeastern State Colleae, TaUe:quah, Okll.

ONTARIO ALPHA

M.,i.,11

Mary Claitt: Seitz and David Roach 00 June 18, 1947.

Joan Ebbels and J ohn A Whittingham on July"'. 194 7.

Betty Ma c Millan and Robert Leddingham on September 6, 1947.

Mary MacMillan and john W. Duncandson on Septem. ber 23, 19"'7.

Katharine Murra y and Frederick B. New-ton on October 10, 1947 in London, Onto

G.llbl

To Mr and Mrs. Andre..- A. Wedd (Margaret Earl) a daughter, o n September 18 , 1947

To Mr and Mrs Oliver B Mabee (Barbara M cCle lland) a daughter, Barbara Martha, on AUlust 14, 1947.

P,rJo".rs

Pat Austin is on the Physical Education staff at the of Alberta.

Mrs lip Van Den Hock-SUII (Evel , n Stagg) has left to Join er husband in the Dutc h East Ind ies.

ONTARIO BET A

M.,i., 11

Eleanor Butcher and Thomas William Stewart iD Jul y. 19-47 In London, Onto

Barbara Uric and john Duhan OD July 12, 1947 in Toronto.

Muguet Barbara (PellY) LanS and Dr. Michad Ju stin O ' Brien on june 14, 1947 In Kit chener, Ont.

jean Br yson and Robert Hutchison on September 13, 1947 in Ottawa, Onto

Mary Dc"-Ir and Bruce Ross on October 11, 1947 in London.

Ruth Blaek and J oh n Rushton in june, 1947 io London Dhlbl

To Mr. and Mrs Roy Hamilton (Margaret MacQueen) a son, Uoyd on Au(Ust 8, 1947.

To Mr Ind Mn Llrry Dampier (Hilda In,rlm) daUJhter, Mujorie Anne, on March 7 , 1947.

To Dr Ind MIl J. R Grandy (Mary Scott) a dlughter, Muy Louise, on September 9. 19.( 7.

To Mr and Mrs John Jillies (Poppy Jones) I. daughter, Nancy Susan, on April 3, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs John F. Ward (Eleanor Erskine) I daughter. Miry Graham on July 24 1947

To Dr. and Mrs J , bougllS Struthers (Molly Smith) a daughter, Frlncis loui.e, on Julr 4. 1947.

To Mr Ind Mrs William Po lard (Peggy Henn igar) a Marlaret Jane, on April II, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. 1. Kirk Ma cDo nald (Ailcco Elizabeth Clarke) a son, John 'kirkwood, on JaDult}' 19. 1917.

P" s(J ""IJ

Mary Blandford is in Winnipeg. Manitoba. uainin. to be a stew.rdess with T.C.A.

ikryl Campbell is now on the colleliate Ilaff at Picton

Eleanor MltbeW10Q is talcina ber M A In SoctOloar It the Umverslty of B .C. OREGON ALPHA

M""i",11

Virginia Hammond and Ricbard B Smitb. Jr , on AU&Ust 20 19"7. At home. Eugc.ne Dre.

Helen Eickcmcyer and Gieno W Wilsoo on AU&USt 2). 1947. At home, EUlene, Ore.

Selby Frame and john P. Burtis 00 AU&:ust 2. 1947. At home. Eugftle, Ore.

Naney Ann Rlesch and George L Rossiter on Jul, 18. 1947. At homc. San Francisco, Calif.

Pcggy Hawver Ind Jack Phillip Groff on August 9, 1947

Betty Prey Ind larry J. Ml rsb on August 1. 1947. At home. Eugene. Ore.

Dorothy Da vi. and William Burnett in AUlust, 1947 At home, [ulene. Dre.

Shirlee Ann Dillard and james Gra, Perk.ins. M D .• on September 13, 1947 At home, Portland. Ore

Kinie D. Ritter and Prank W. Rei on September 6. 1947. Bi"h,

To Mr and Mrs. John Kelty (Mit}' jane Brabee) a daughter, Christine Ann, on Auaust 19. 1917.

To Mr and Mrs. James Newquist (Verlie Myers) • $On, JICes Stephen on August 16, 1947.

To Mr lnd Mrs Velne Sellin (B rbara Bagley) a son, Stephen Ml chlel, on September 6, 1947 in San Francisco, Calif.

To Mr Ind Mrs. William G. Giang (Grace Irv in) I IOn, William Chad..-i,k, on July 16, 1917 in Millbrle, Calif.

To Mr. Ind M rs. RecvCl H offpavel (Ooris Lee Rile,) a $On. Robert Lee, on Octobe.r I, 1947 in Berkeley, Cali£.

OREGON BETA

M""i",11

Dorothy Gross and Richard MeRe; nolds on September 6, 1947. Carol Chown and Donald Harr i$On Hartwil on AU8Ust 9, 1947.

Beverly Curtis and William P. Hennessey, Jr. , 00 july n. 1947. Elizabeth Schuttpeltz and Robert Forrester in 1947. Birtbs

T o Mr. Ind Mrs . Robert W. Lundeen (Betty Anderson) • SOD, j ohn Walter, on Ma y 10, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs. Wm D. Green (frances Staver) • Colleen FrancH. on April ,. 1947.

10 Dr and Mrs Frederic DJVis (jcan ManalhaD) I dal1lhter. Cynthia. on Jul y. 17, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs J ohn M clean (Jille Belton) a dlughter, Kathleen , in March. 1947.

To Mr. Ind Mrs Louis B. Schod jGaii Burnett) a daughtcr, Molly Gail on August 14. 19 7.

To Mr. and Mrs G. Mart i n Blakely, Jr (frieda Linder) I. SOO, lan Mi chlel. on June n, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs Benjlmin Allen (Vivian Vln Hoven · berg) a son, Barry John.

To Mr. and Mrs. E. M TOleom (Vivi Young) dlu,hter, Lind •• in Ausust. 19-47.

To Mr Ind Mrs. J ohn Mandick (jeanette johnson) a son. john Edward. on july 23, 1947

To Mr Ind Mrs Win ston L. Bradshlw (jean Sho..-n) I daughtct. Anne.

T o Mr and Mrs. ThomlS Hale y (Dorothy Schocnlen) I lon, Robert, on June 4, 194 7.

To Mr and Mil. Lester Pcarmine (Violl M.e) I lon, Larry Lester. in July 1947.

To Mr. and MrS. Arthur C. Pannell, Jr. (Opal Cole) a dau,hter. Susan Kathryn, on October 26. 1947.

PENNSYLVANIA BETA

Milnl."

Elizabeth joann Wells and Lellnd C. Ewinl on Septem. ber 27, 194 7 in Alb any N.Y.

PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA.

p"StJtf"J

Margaret Linzell who has been in )ar.an for two years returned to her home for I months elve Ifter which ..-ill return to jap ln.

SOUTH DAKOTA ALPHA

B"thl h .h,

To Dr and Mrs R. A Crawfor d (Betty He cker) I dau,htcr, Elizabeth. on April 6, 1947.

To Mr Ind Mrs lay E. Sulli n (jelnne Gapp) a $On. Paul Wilbam , on Ju y n. 1947 in Stamford, Conn.

THE DECEMBER ARROW

TENNESSEE ALPHA

Mil,.,;""

)acq,ucllne Brewer and Byron K. Godwin on March 22, 1941 10 Jacksonyille. Pl.,

P"SOtIiU

Mrs. Benjamin 8. Blylor Jr. (Ml.ljorie McLeod) blS been dKttd President of the P.T.A. of Leland Junior Hi,h School. Chevy Cblsc, Md

TEXAS ALPHA

M""i""s

Emily Ann Ktnnud and S t even B. DCfQuoiJD. on AUiUSl 20 L 1947. At home, Mineola. L.I., N.Y.

Mari&llna Catherine Hart and Augustus Ducas Clemens on August 2), 1947 At home, San A ntonio Tex.

Constance 8,U Terrell and James Burleson Smith on September ,. 1947. At home, San Antonio, Tex.

Helen Funces Paine and Lt. George Junius O.vb on 20 1947 in the City of Washington.

'MuoI , n Vietson and Lee Zant in November, 1946 in Okmulp. Okla,

Mary Krlc and Robert Philip White on June 14. 1947. Jeanne Graham and James Donald McNicholas on August 9, 19<'7.

Carolyn Graham and Henry Curtis Plumly, Jr , on September 6,

Bi,llu

To Mr. and Mrs W J. Ak i n (Conn ie Clark) a IOn, HUf;b Clark, in May.

To Mr. and Mrs. Cllyton Amack.et (Jeanne Ritch y) I daY-ahter. Judy Anne, on July 19. 1947

To Mr. and Mrs. J. D Winter, Jr. (Edwina Holland) a IOn. Ed.tar Holland. 00 December 28, 1946.

To Mi. and Mrs. Clyde Ikins (Bernice Wilder) a daugh. ter Lindl Sue on September 27. 1947.

to Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Carter. III (Bett y Park) I IOn Kenneth Plrk, on September n, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs. Baine P. Kerr (Mildred Caldwell) a SOQ Jobo Caldwtll, on September 16, 1947.

To Dr. and Mrs. Huard Hargis (Lucyle Glover) I d,u,hter Janet WilkJ on October 1. 1946.

To M:;.. and Mrs. Phocion S. Pub (Jeanne Schneider) a daughter, Sally. on June 10, 1947.

To Mr. and Mu. Glenn Mortimer. Jr. (Elizabeth Dorchester) a d,ulhter, Mary Elizabeth. on August 4. 194 7.

To Mr and Mrs. J. S. Lambie (Mary Adams Maverich) a daulhter. Robin Maverlch, on Ju l y 22. 1947 in Miami. fla

P"so""lJ

Gloria Galt has become a member of the faculty of the Parsons School of Ocsian. New York City. N Y., from where she graduated in June 1946

Dr. Dorothy Brewer is (loing her at the Bell · view Hospital, New York City, N.Y.

Toya Clemens. lane Paschal, Setty Osborn, Mrs. hmes Burleson Smith Connie Terrell). Mrs . Richard bavis (Tasca Blount) , Mrs. John LawSOD Ftldet (Martha. Mere · dith Tompkins). EUzabeth Tynan. Mrs. Wilham H. Ham · mond (Ruth Dyer) ate new provisional members of the San AntODio Juni or Lea",e.

TEXAS BETA

Mil";""

Ann Lulie Turner and James Earl Cook on October 8. 1947 in Blue Island. Ill. At home, Blue Island. 111

B;,lh

To Mr. and MtI Will iam Randolph Squires, Jr. (Muy Lou Hormann) a son William Randolph. HI. on Septem. ber 6. 1947 at Lying.:n Hospital. Providence, R.I.

UTAH ALPHA

Bi"h

To MI . and Mn. Wm. unglry (Lorraine Jen5Cn) a daulhter. Hcather Jane on June 11, 194 7.

VERMONT BETA

Bi,th

To M r. and Mrs Robert Merritt (PriscilJa Perry) a dau,hter. J.ne Richardson on May 8, 194 7.

VIRGINIA AlPHA

loU"i."

Nancy Wilde atld Randall Hunt Protho on July 19. 1947 in Shrneport. La

Births

To Mr and Mrs. Robert Blinn (Suzanne Wella) a d,u,hter. on September 20. 1947 in Oklahoma CitT. Okla.

To Mr and Mrs. Geor,e Y. Mauenhur,. Jr. (Katherine Black) a .on. George Y • HI on AUguJt 18, 1947 io Ardmore. Pa.

To Mr and Mrs. Robert Gobboo (Janie Moote) daughter. Anne Robert, on June 20. 1947 .

VIRGINIA GAMMA /tftI".iil,'s

Betty Mills and Ens. R J. Webster on June 28. 1947 in Norfolk, Va.

Vitlinia Chaffee and Charles Me ade Grill on AUlust 23. 1947.

Birl hs

To Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Wall (Jean Baker) a IOn. in April, 1947

To Mr. and Mrs. DlVid Mackay (Eleanor Ely) a son. Cou,las Alan. on July 27, 1947.

To Mr and Mrs Fred W Schneider. Jr. (jeanne Forres tel) a son l Fred William, III on July II, 194 7 in Honolulu Haw,li,

To Mr and Mrs. Prank Foster Macklin (Grace Ann Flavell) a daughter. Patricia Lynn, on Marth 13, 1947

To Mr and Mrs James J. urson (jane Baker) a son, i n Y o nkers. N.Y.

WASHINGTON ALPt{A ALI";""

P.ye M McCullough and Robert C. Cornell on June 14, 1947 In San Francisco. Calif.

Birlhs

To Mr and Mrs. Parker Williams (Marjorie Wood) a IOn D .vid Wood. on Much 13, 1946

To Mr and Mrs. Wm. P. McNamul (Betty Ostrander) a dauJhler, Mich aele. on July 24 1947.

To Mr and Mn. Hugh H. wihiams. Jr (Mary Louise Jamieson) a son. Hugh H.. III on July 29, 1947.

WASHINGTON BETA

MtlrTi""s

Gloria Doble and Thomu Copeland on March I). 1947 in Olympia. Wash. At home, Pullmln, Wash.

Mari lyn Corkrum .nd Kenneth Nohle on May 10 , 1947 in Walla Walla, Wash. AI home. WaUa Wall •• Wash.

Barhara Allen .nd Punk Conway in April. 1947 In Wen.tchee Wash. At home. Wenatchee, Wash.

Doris Ylvisaker and Fr.nk Fidler in August. 1947 in Everett, Wash At home. Se.ttle. Wash.

M ·Emm. Nunnfmaker and Walter Eriksen on June 14, 1947 in Pullm ' n, Wash. At home. Pullman. Wash

M.rtha Gray and Dale Morrison on September 6. 1947 in Washtucna. Wash. At home WaUa WaUa, Wash

Janet Dunlap and Edward Critchlow in June. 1947 in Of), mpia , Wash . At home. Pullm . n, W.sh .

P.tty Collins and Bob Hawk in Aueust. 194 7 in Spokane, Wash. At home, Spokane Wash

P.t Topp and Wilmot Miller in August. 194 7 in EVCfett. Wash. At home, Pullm.n, Wash

Gladys Cox and Dick Shelley on June 21. 194 7 in Spok ane. Wuh At home Long Stach, Calif.

Barb.ra Critchlow and Bob Rob in50n in Augus t. 1941 in Bellin&hlm. Wuh. At home. Spokane. Wash.

Elizabeth Pilhy Ind Robert Mohlere on October 4. 1947 in Spokane, Wuh At home, Chicago. III

Births

To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd S.lt (Marian Foller) a daughter. Martha Ann. on May 8. 1947 in Spokane. Wash

To Mr and Mrs Walter E. Zu,er (Helen Nuh) a daughte.r. on October 8. 1947 io Pullman. Wash

To Mr.• nd MIl James Wright (Hden Johnson) a d.ugh. ter. Carolyn. on August 20. 1947

To Mr and Mrs. E. Z. Andrews (Virlinia Cunningham) I dau.ahter Sta". on Scptmlbcr 21. 1947 in Omah•• Neb

To MI • nd Mrs. G. Kenneth 8i ckdh.upt (TeDDYS Lee Tmer) • daughter. Susan Lee. on Oecembcr 14, 1946 in Spokane, Wash.

To Mr and Mrs Robert O Schnebly (Marlaret Steward) a d.u,hter P.tricia Ann. on March 2', 194 7 In Elle.nsbura:. Wuh

To Mr. and Mn Ed_ard Park FOU Uane Macpherson) a daughter. Phoebe Eytt. on Februa ry 23. 1947 in S.n Bern.rdino. Calif

Gall Gunn, Janet Robau, and Patricia Cunoiagham h.ve. Itteple.-d posit.ans at the.- new Boo Muehl in Spokane Wash.

Mrs. VI. J Miller (Pat Topp) bas recciYed I tucb.ina ldlowlhlp at the W'uhiqt.xl State CoUqc, in Pullma.a. Wub wEST VIIlGlNlA ALPHA

l'htTill,'

Mathilde No"e:llc and Robert StepMns on Aucust 2. 19-47. At home, O.rlubull. W Va

8",1.11

To Mr. Ind Mrs Alfred Hoblitzdl, Jr. (Phyllis Hob) • son William Ron, on April 6, 1947.

To Mr and Mn Edward K. (Ardath Hilton) I d'\lIhttt. Eliubttb Kutinl. on July I), io Charles· toa, W V•.

P,rIDtI,d Pauid. Kins is cmplo r cd bv the Standard of New Jersey in Charleston, W.V •.

Oil Company

WISCONSIN ALPHA M.,,.ill,,J

Ruth Nicholas Suttoo and M D Reichelt At home, Evanston , 111 Pluici. Me iss and Robtrt Rauh Elaine Dohmrn and Robert Ddrin.

Birtln

T o Mr. and Mrs Robert El. (Mary Groth) I daughter, K"charmc Marv , on Aupst 24. 1947 in M.dilOO Wb.

To Mr , and Mrs Greear Sidteland (Virlini. McCormick) • son, Thomas McCormick , on Stptcmlxr 1", 1947 in Mldison, Wis

To Mr Ind Mrs Jo hn Schorler (Bttty Ann Tlylor) I son.. J oh n, in Madison Wis.

To Mr Jlnd Mrs Thomas Otto (8arbarl Lyon) a son. in Ingomar. Pa.

To MI and Mrs. Willard Mack (Jean Werutadt) I son , David) on July 21, 19047 in Mad ison. Wis.

To Mr Ind Mn Roy A Menul (Marlaret Rogen) a son. M ichael. on 10. 1947 in Stevens Point, Wis

To Mr and Mrs C. Beltty Nei,hbon (Elizabeth Milne) a Margaret Ann. on June 28, 1947.

To Mr. and Mrs Fttemln Cumpton (Katherine Trues · dale) I daughtt'r Kather ine Ann, 00 June 1947.

To Mr and Mn Genrte H NcsKlrode (Loia Solbtt,) a dlug:bw, £Ilc.o Sue , 00 June 11. 1947.

P",.1I4l

Mn. )0 Po_ell (ADn Block) is usoc:iaud with tbe school syltCED In Tucson, Ariz. Mr 81oc1t is com plctinS hIS stud.H at Un iYeBity.

WJSCONSIN BETA

AUrri4,r

Mary W Knell and ROller D. Sward on june 21, 1947 in Alblny. N Y 8;"1,,

To Mr and Mrs Howud Fral is h (Winnirrcd E,ickson) I son. Onid W ill iam l.on jul, 7. 1947.

To Mr and Mrs Melburn Simmoas (Lois a d.ughter. Gail Catherine, on May 27, 1947.

Ptm!" '

Mra Robtrt Hl clu (MlfCY Haeler) has p,rHideot of the Dundee Woman' s Club .nd Potter s Wheel, " publicatioo of the Hatler p.ny.

WISCONSIN GAMMA

M4rri.,rJ been eJected Ed ito r of the Pottery Com·

Marjorie Dcctt and Gordon W. Early on june 21, 19 4 7 in Rockford , III.

Muaaret Puth and Thomas H. McDon ald, Jr • on Ap ril 28, 19<'7 It Bltu ia , N Y.

WYOMING ALPHA

MlI"u"r

Beverly Fuoco Daly .nd Neal E. MacNeel on AUlust 18. 194 7 at Laramie. W,o.

Birtbs

To Mr • nd Mrs George Corrington (Eleanor Keefe) a son. Stephen. on August 7, 1947.

To Mr Ind Mts. Francis A. S.ndo (Nancy Embrcc) I son. R a lpb Scott.

To Mr.•ad Mrs Robert E Dc.nist on (Helen Christensen) a son. kobe rt E., Jr on July 17. 1947 at Cheyenne, Wyo

IN MEMORIAM

FLORENCE KLEPPING ER ABBOlT (Mrs. David) initiated March 6, 1926 into II1inois Z, died July 12, 1947.

MARI E PALMER BONO (Mrs. Chas. E.) initiated June 3, 1890 into Minnesota A, died July 26,

MARGARET WILLIAMS BULL (Mrs A. S.) initiated February 5, 1923 into Missouri A, died September 4, 1947.

MARTHA NOBLE CARTER (Mrs. C. M.) initiated January 16, IB88 into Ind iana A, died Sep. tember 16, 1947.

ANNA BROWN REA CONDIT (Mrs. Forest) initiated February, 1919 into Indiana B, died July 15, 1947 in Evansville, Ind.

JUDITH SHERROD DREW (Mrs. E. L.) initiated March 12, 1927 into Arkansas A, died Septem. ber 3, 1947.

SUSAN WEAVER EVANS (Mrs. Harry C.) initiated October, 18Bl into Iowa 1::, died August 21, 194 7.

AOELINE RAYMOND GAYLORD (Mrs . Everett Fred) initiated May, 1889 into II1inois A, died August 6, 1947.

AVA SUM BARDO HARPER (Mrs. George C.) initiated June 3, 1890.

ALICE WOODS KETCHAM (Mrs. Ernest) initiated June, IB90 into Iowa A, died July, 1947.

EVELYN LoVETT KLI NG (Mrs. J. W.) initiated September 20, 1919 into Virginia A, died June, 1 938 .

DOROTHY R UFF MlLUR (Mrs. George A.) initiated October 20, 19 26 i nto California r.

GRACE D u SoUCHET PURDIE MOON (Mrs. Carl) initiated March II , 1907 into Wisconsin A, died September 6, 1947.

MARY NICHOL, initiated November 18, 1944 into Ontario B, died August 22, 1947.

JESSIE MAY WICKWIRE OVERHOLT (Mrs. John D.) initiated February 24, 1912 into Ohio r, died M ay 6, 1947

FANNIE K. R UTHERFORD PEARCE (Mrs . ]. J.) initiated June 3, 1890 into Minneso ta A, died October 17, 1947

EMMA POTTER BEAN PETERSON (Mrs. Charles A.) initiated November 21, 1901 into Vermont B, died September 13, 1947 in Milton , VI.

INEZ SPRAY HENDERSON PROUDFOOT (Mrs. Clyde D .) initiated June I, IB95 into Iowa r.

ALMA MAluE MOSER REINSCH (Mrs Paul S.) initiated November 5, IB95 into Wi sco nsin A, died September 28, 1946.

MARY ALICE CARPENTER SADTLER (Mrs. Benjamin) initiated February 12 , 1885 into Colorado B, died June 23 , 1947.

CAROLINE F STEARNS, initiated February 6, 1915 into Michigan A, died May I, 1947

MARGARET ANN M CG ARRY WAKEFIELD (Mrs. Thomas H .) initiated February 26, 1938 into Florida B, died March 2B, 1947.

ELIZABETH GAMBLE initiated October 19, 1891, into Colorado A, Grand Presi dent 1901·0B , died October 23, 1947 in Boulder, Colorado. (Editorial notice in next issue.) 236

OFFICIAL CALENDARS

Communicatioo5 for the Central Office should be addressed: pj Beta Phi Cmtral Office, 410 Standard Office Bldg ., Decatur, Jllinois For addresses o f other officers, consult the Fraternity DIrectory imm«liately following the Official Calendar in this issue.

ACTIVE

Send checks [ o r initiation fees to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 410 Standard Office Bldg., D ecatu r, Illinois

Make checks for Senior dues payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, and to the Central Office.

Make chedc.s for Settlement School payable to the Treasurer of the Settlement School and send to her.

Make checks for Loan Fund payable to the Chairnun of the wan Fund and send to her.

Make checks (or the H olt House payable to the tre:asurer of Holt House Cornmitt« and send to her.

Mak e checks [or jewelry payable to the Pi Beta Phi Central Office and send to that office.

Payment for badges in Canada is sent direct to Birks & Co. after order hilS been okeyed by the pj Beta Phi Central Office.

Mak e checks for magazine subscription payable to the Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency, 410 Standard Office Bldg., Decatur, Illin ois.

NOTICE TO CANADIA N CHAPTERS

Canadian chapters make all checks for payments of initiation fees, contributions to all funds, and payments for Bound ARR OWS and Treasurers' Bonds, payable to the Director of Rushing and Pledge Training, Isabel A . Clark Winkler (Mrs. H oward W.), 196 Elm St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

GENERAL IN STRUCTI ONS

Chapter treasurers should see that the Financial Statements to Parenu and Pledges are sent approxi. mately two weeks before the proposed initiation. They should be sent only to the parents of the girls who have met the initiation requirements and whom the chapter definitely plans to initjate. This means too that the blanks should be sent only for the girls who have received the r equired vote of the Executive Council and the Advi'sory Committee for approval of initiation.

Chapter treasu rers shou ld see that badges are o rd e red thr oug h the Central Office. It take s six weeks or more, under present conditions, to comp lete badge orders. Badges for prospective members should not be ordered until all initiation requirements have been met.

Chapter treasurers should send the initiation fee for each initiate with Form GTI to Central Office within three days of initiation. Cana.dian chapters send initiation fees to the Director of Rushing a:-.d Pledge Training.

Chapter Treasure rs should send monthly reports to Busey Fraternity Accounting System.

The corresponding secretary shou ld report to the Cent ral Office cha ng es in chapter officers if they are made, any time during the year.

When college schedu les make it im possible 10 comply exactly with fraternity ca lend a r dates, chapter officers should co ntact Ce ntral Office, explain the situa ti ons, and re ceive specia l permissio n to vary from the established dates.

SEPTEMBER 10 Chapter 1)I'l'A'ldtol &end letter to I'rorlnCll! I'ral · dent. ChalKer oftIoeori me«. read manual &lid for 001 ,.ear.

SEPTEMBER 25. Chapter cbalrma.n JeLld &lIolar· aWl! BJaat ;1 to the 8chOlarahlp Chairman. and _ cold to the 1'rO'flnCB l"n!.tdenL. Send a letLt.r to tbe P ld"nt uplalnllll' plala ror ,tud,. and ImprOnment of tcboltrchairman &end l&8t ,·ear'. raUna or WI dlallter. allIO 11I:m, lor etudr lor Ule 'th"et and uledaN to llli 1"ro.,tnOll! l'fteld l! nt

OCTOBER L Cbapter ourrl'A1JOndlna: .ecretl". .cod lat of acthel to till Central 01ftoL

OCTOBER I. ChalMr "rloe ·pre.I<leDt .end Memb!nblp LI8le to Lbl 0fB0e

OCTOBER I. (or lOOn after Chapter uleda:e wper' tUor _nd a Illt 01 Dledats. 00 form. Imeoded for lb,l to the Dlreetor 01 Ruahint; IDa I"lettp Traln1nL IDd to tbe CC!!ntnl 0ftI0I.

OCTOBER I. Chapter oorre.pandtn. IleCf""etaIT of challlers maiD' talnha I"H ldeDOH mill to Chlinnan ot Cocnmittee on Chanero,", JJrtnLtd et.rd oonOlrn\n, chaperon and alro blank contltnlo. data on eb.Iperon.

OCTOBER I 1>Jed.Ce Il)()MOrI .end national and chapteT l..euers to l'areDU or lOOn IlOUlbll alter pledl1nJt

OCTOBER II. Chapter oorTetIpondioa Ind mall cbluter lette!" for ARROW to re.ch Chapter Letter Editor In' Octobtor 10.

OCT OBER 10 Cbapter preeldent ..-.:od letlet Ina 0(1)1 ot By " I"", to the Pro.lnoe PTelldmL.

OCTOBER 10. Chlpter correapondln. a.:ret.ery notify Ctntral (1m... II IUDJ)I.iea lor fall work hare not been r«'Itlrl'd ChiI' 237

tel" corrsponal nll ...-ntar, murn reoe.iPl lor rail , uPI.III", to the Cf'nlnl QmCll! 100ft Ule uppliel ara

OCTOBER 15. ChaJUt" corraepOadt"' lIO"elary IftId !>'raterDIty SUldr &lid E:u.m.1natlon Blank S tOJ; to l.be l"roriDOl SUDer· .,I.IIOr 01 t«n1t1 &.ud,r and DOt later lban Octobtr and bef"ore If pOMIble.

tlon Tr a nlfer Blink Or membt:lr l bo hu., reK1ac.erod OD et.m · IIUHI O!.her lhan tilOIlU or t h eir uwn GI Alau !MImi tu Chalrmlln 01 Committee on Tr&nlren a lilt or the namea and Ilret-ellt addn'UCS or all other underlraduatH who hare not rl'turned 10 lobe c:baDter.

OCTOBER 15. W \tbln t o Wl"eiu after the dote or formal nuhinl approximatel, Oetober 15. ret1rt.na" chapter nu.b OIIlItain repOrt to the Pro'lnol I'reddellt lbe re.u.lt of rum1JlI aDd. pl•• lna a.nd reDOn to the 1.01"0\'1_ 1"'"reIldcont and CenU"1IJ Omoe the name Ind addrea 01 the new ruah eapt.ain.

OCTOBER 15 JTuJcram mainnen IUblnll plana to the Pro"rlnoe I'",,,idf'ot for "h'lllter IDf't'tiOIf Ilf&"'u na fo r lbe 11.,.. Hmeeter.

OCTOBER IS Cbapc.u tl1laeurer tend to lbe PI Beta Fbi Ceru l Omoe 1-$.00 to I'm"er both the bond ror the chapter tre u.rer and the bound ARROW" ot IweoOOtn. year. Bend report of de · IInquent mftnben It.h Ind addlWtlts. time and amount or to DlrfCtor or Alumrue

OCTOBER IS. Deadline t o r materlll for Decm1ber ARROW

OCTOBER 20. Due to )Jr )'aul BIIae:J' from m,pter 8Ummer·8eIJtember RepOrt (A_aement Roll E.tlleu. Shet'l. and )fo nlbJ,. Itep(lrt) .ntl 2 copie or UuQ:et. COntrol Sheet. rrom all dlalllni 110ie acbool. otlen belore Sentemb!r 15.

OCTOBER 25. Chlnter .cholerehllt c:hlhman lend letler to !'f()\" Inl'e I'n i(h nt.

OCTOBER 30 Chapter pl.eda:e fUpern.or letter to Prorlnce PftIIhteD.t.

OCTOBER 30. C bapter preallSent IeIld form to the D1rector of Rwh· 1DI lUll! PIMI'. TnlD.l.D& ll&llDa that ,U employeel b&nd.lin. tood the chapter hOUM ban paqed • DbJ'alcal uam.1naUoll.

Editor on Nonmber 10.

NOVEMBER 10. ChlptU I1re.1derlt leod letter to }'rorlnoe PmolOM'

NOVEMBER 15. Chapen lCbolarthlp chairman ...-ott 1.0 the l'l'O'fwoe PreIIldent. Natioa.l Scholarship Chairman. coDIe. of Scholarahlp Blink U. &nd ,ulior it p08IIlble. Tbtl tbe d e&dlloe tor thtl blank.

NOVE MBER IS. Pled.ce presldent.end letter to Prorlooe President.

NOVEMBER 20. C b apter IOdaI ucbana. chairman .end material on HOlllllOOllllnK Blwll Formal I'arU... nll , binl. LO PrOTlnOl Supe"Uor of SocIal bchan"e, NOVEMBER 20. nue lO lli. PaUl Buaey from diapUf' Treuuru: Oet.ober RlPOrt Boll. EEpeo.lICI Sbeet, end M OIII.Ny nePOrt) from aU ell_litera.

NOVEMBER 25 Chapter Mlholarab16 cba.lnn'D IeIld lelter to P'rofIDCe Pnaldeot.

NOVEMBER 25. Chapter mapalne ohalnnan .end .ubl!crlptlona for Chrlauna. del!l'e!'7 to the Pi B eta Phi Maga l", Aleno·. ITbII doe. not me", thlt 1Ubacr1pt.101U will not bel re()f.lftd an.u lhla 4ate, bu.t h dotI moan that to lnaure ChrlltnlU delll'et')' tbe lubecrlpLJolII lllouJd be reoell'ed at the agencY by thll date.)

DECEMBER 15. Cbapter Mlbolarlhip chairman aend letter to PrOflnee

DECEMBER 2G. Dul to Mr P aul BUM! from Chapter TreIIunr: Nonmber Report (AaMum.ent noll, ElI:penl6 Sbeet. and Mont hly RlpOrtl from all chaptera.

JANUARY It CbapLer !IOrHlIIPOIIdlna IleCftta", Pf'IIp&re and ImU ellapter letW for ARROW to reach Chapter Letter Edltor by Jlllua17 10

JANUARY I Cbapter Loyalty Day In bon or of Carrie Cbapmm c.

J ANUAR Y 10 Chapter pruldmt send to Prodnce Pred· dent.

JANUARY 15. Cbapter pledlile lupe rvllOr lend lett"r to Proy lnce PrelldeDt.

JANUARY 15. Chapter COrre!lpOndlnl IIICI'eta17 nOlll)' Central Otll.oe tf IUPpli e l for Iprlna work h Ye not been recell'ed. Return receipt for tuppUe. to the Central atHoe immediately after IUDpl!. haye bee.n fftlehed and dtarlbuted.

JANUARY 15. ChapUr uu&Um- la re800mlble f o r the .eodln, of the &nDual NIXU·t of the Chapter CorpOration to the COUDMlor for Chapter HOUMI CorpOntiona and the Proyloce PrMIdent. and for UIe _ndlna of a 16.00 fee for bondlDJr U\e trN.SIll'f!r of the HOllse Coruontlon. Blank.l for the report will be a':!n t to the tl'f!aaunr of the HOllIe Corpor.tlon wbo m.ke. out the report .nd lends the $!i 00 fee but the cbapter tre urer muat see that bolb repOrtI and f_ are -enL

JANUARY IS Deadllna for mat«lal for }brclt ARROW.

JANUARY 15 Each tenlor ..-adUlt I",,, at mld ·year ill required to till out a blank "Senior App]lcat1on to an Alumnze C lub i'olembenhh,," and " the chapter treaaul'f!r $1.00 'MIe chapter treUUrf!r ill reQuired to forward t.h e Senior API)lIcati on and money to the Central Om oe. Canadilll chaplen lend Senior Dues and AppUcatloDli to tha Director of Rwhlng and Pled,e Tr aining.

JANUARY 20. Due to Hr. P.ul B\18OeY from chapter DeoembeT R epor t (Al!lNamenl Roil, 'EsD!nM Sheet. and M ontbl1 Report) from aU chapters..

JANUARY 25. Cbapter .cholanllip chaIrman lend letter to pl'O'f lnee Pre8ldent.

FEBRUARY I. Plan for Actl" ""atermt.]' E:nminaUon.

FEBRUARY 10. ActIn chauter hI,tol'7 material .hou ld be mIned by chapter bbtorlan to the A lllllatant to the NaUOIlal TI la· torllll and oDe COP7 to the Prorinoe Pnsldent.

FEBRUARY 10. Chapter ","Ideol aoend letter to Prorlnoe PrftldonL

FEBRUARY 10 F1D.a1 date for the electio n of chapte:r

F r:SRUARY 13. ChafJ(er OG!T8pondtna secreta17 lend one 001'1 or o ll'lcer lilt to Otftoe.

FEBRUARY IS Flnal date for chante r J)l'elldent to lend n omina· tlon ot ('an(tldate. for the AIftJ' Burnham Onken award to lbe ProYlnce Prf!aIdenL (Bee Bulletin on otnctal PI Beta Pbl Awarda. )

FEBRUARY 15. Chapter acth1tr chairma n lend report to the ProYlnce Prealdent.

FEBR U ARY II Procram Chairman aublnlt Illans for chaiUr meetin. projJJ'&ma for tbe second 8emeRer

FEBR U ARY 20. Due to nr PlIul f rom chapter Treuurer: Janua,.,. Report Roll. EspeMe Sheet, and Yontb17 R ePOrtI from all cbapUn!.

F E BRU AR Y 25 Chapter acholar.hlu t'halrm'n IIIDd letter to Pt'oY. tne. Prelldent and Mnd coulM of B lank n to National 8cbolar· .tllp Ctlalnnan. and PreeJdmt. Send Form, A and B to PrmInoe PreaJdetlt. &end 8chob.rablu ntOJ' 0 1(. FOrni to Na· llonal 8eho1.rablu Cb&lrman.

MARC H I. Chapte r treuurer &lind a rePOt1 to the Dlrecto r ot Alnlllll'8 E.ltens1on ri-nn. Da.m.eII Illd 01 memben lnant:e!f.J:'J:i: and f-. Include

M AR CH I Bla.ok of lD8truCLloDI or Omoera abould be ftlled. out and lent to the C"ntral 0Il10011

MARC H Vloe·praldmt aend to thtI Proyluce PrelldMt wlthLn " dlJ'll atur InlUaUon a repOrt that new memberaWU e&rdI hale I.-n placed in we card tile.

MARC H I (or Im m ediately after your ttt o ll an.). ChaptU lend one COPY or .Membenhlp LilIla to the Central OtHoe.

M A R CH I (o r Imm l dl ately afta , yo u r m t er oP l n l) Chap«r oorrell)Ol1dina MCl'etaf7 lend one \lOpr or acUre LilIt to the Central Omoe.

M A RC H I. Ch'uLer corrl.!lJpOndllll MCrela17 prepare Illd mall chapter letter for AllltOW to reach the Cbapter Letter Edltor not later tha.o Marcl1 5

M ARC H 10 CIlapte.r prealdent lend letter to tbe P roTlnce Preai....

MAR CH 20. Due to Mr. Paul Busey from chapte r 'l' r euurer: Fehrua", He port (Auelllment n.oll, Ezpense Sheet. and M onthlJ' Ue uon) from all chapter-..

MA R CH 25. ChaULer lICholatlhlp cb.alnnan lend le tter to ProYloce PrMldeut. At.o lend to National Scholar-.hlu Chairman tirat lemeater ratlDl: of chapter.

MAR CH 3 1. Final date for malll.Da; ot annual fraternity ex· amizlatlo.o for actl1'e membera to I"ro1'lnoe Supe"ilOr of Fratern ity Btucb and Examination.

AP RIL I. Chapter lObnIal1lblu chalrma.n send to Pr01'lnoe Preeldent. (1) FInt &llmetter ra.t.\.ni: of chapter.

{II Plan. for atudy fOr acU1'M and pled.&es. (3) Wlnne r of Bcholanhip IUn,.

Return renelDl for wppllea to thl Central OftIce tmmed.Iately ane r IUppl1e, hue been r_bed and d1rtrlbuted.

AP RI L 10 ChaDler preai4ent eend letter to the Pronnce PrestdenL APR I L 20. Due to Mr Paul B\IIII,. from. cbaptel' TrMaurer: lIIardl repOn (A.uelament noll. EJ::penae Sheet. and. Mont.hl:r' JlepOrt) from. all chapters.

AP R IL 2:5. Cbapter acholar.lJlU chalnnan acnd letter to Prol" lnee l"residen t.

APRIL 21. Founde,..' DIY'

MAY I. Chapter oorrelllOudlnl' aecrelarJ' "'od one 001»' of Annual ReJ)On to tbe Central Omoe. Ket:p one !lOW for chap· t"r ftiftl.

MAY I. Order IUppllea for Department or Chauter Aocountlng for next year '

MA Y 10. Chapter. preeldent send let1ft' to the Pro'l'inoe Preal.dent.

M A Y 10. Chapter aoe\al uooanl''' chalnnan aend materia) 00 Fouoder-.· D .y to the Pronnoe SU1lll"ilOr of 80cIai Ezcb.nll:e.

MAY 15. lo"inat date f or election of cbapter omller,-

MAY 15. Chapter cor.-uondlDa &ecreU", aood one tOp)' of new omoe r lilt to the omlle.

MAY 1&. Ruab captain rePOn to the Prol'lnoe I'r es ldent. out · llnJ.na ulaDJI for _ummer a.nd fall nllhlill.

MAY 15. Chapter acth111 chairman report to the Pro..t.nce Preal· dent.

MAY 20 J.:a c h tento r la nQ,ulred to till out , a blank called "Scnlor Application to a.n AlUlllJlM Club Memberablp " and tbe ebaJiter tzeaaurer $1.00. Tbe chapter treuurer 11 rf!. Qulred to forw ard the Senlor Appl lcatlona and money to the Central om c:e. Canadian chapter, lend Sentor dUe!! to the DIrector of Ruahlng and Pled lilil 'l'ra1niD.l'.

M AY 20. Due to Jolt' P.ul RUle Y f rom ehapter 'l'reuurer: April IAuNlmen t U oU, Ezuenae Sheet. and MODlbly U ePOt11 from all chaptefl.

MA Y 25. Chapter .::holaflblu chairman !lend letter to Prorince Prelldenl.

J U N E I. Chanter president take. t he pin o f any alrl who II nnancl.Uy d e.iloQlle nt at th e clDIIe of .chon!.

J U N E 10. Chapter hlatorl an wbmlt chapte r bLuor)' to tbe Aabtant to the National Hiatorlan and a tOpy to the Prorlnee Prelldent.

J U NE 10. Co p y o f a ll pri n ted o r IIIIIUH,ol"a hed b ull _tint u lll d fo r ruahIna: muat be allUfO,ed In adyanoe by the Oraad PrMI -

J UN E II), Chanter prulden.t aend letter to tbe Prorlnoe Preaident. J U NE 15. Chapter acho laflhl p chalrm,n ,nnd report and plcturlll of honor .I!dent!! to National ScbolarW1Jp Chairman. usln. 8cbolanhlll Blank :.4 Send a CODY to I"rofinoe PreQdent. Report, of Pan hellenlc doelel&tN .re reQuested -emi·annualb by the Orand Prelldent and blank, f or the pUruD8e are _nt out to her.

OCT OB E R 10. Alumn.e club tOl1'IIIJ)()IIdlD&' aecnta", aend P er· lOula and In )femorlun DOUC'ft to \.be Central OftIoe for tbe December ARnOW.

NOVE MBER 10 Alunuue club ool'fl!l8C)Ondin, aecreta,.,. mail dub yllar boob or Df'OIP'am datN to the Orand " Ice-PrNh1mt. tbe Dlftctor 01 Alumnae Enenaloo. the J'ToI'lnoe vtne·PTftldent Illd to the AlUJD.Nr Club Editor.

ALUMNA!

Make chech for national alumnz dues payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office and send to your Province V icc·President.

Malee checks for Settlement Schoo l payable to the Treasurer of the Settlement School and send to you r Province Vice ·President.

Make checks foe Loan Fun d payable to the Chairman of the Loan Fund and send to your Province Vice·President.

Make checks for the H olt H ouse payable to the Treasurer of Holt H ouse Committee and send to your Province Vice-President.

Make checks foe jewelry payable to the Pi Beta Phi Central Office and send t o th at office.

Payment for badges in Canada is se nt direct to Birks & Co. after o rder has been O.K.ed by the Pi Beta Phi Central Office.

Make checks for magazine subscriptions payable to th e Pi Beta Phi M agazine Ag e n cy, 410 Standard Office Building, Decatur, Illin ois.

NOTICE TO CANADIAN ALUMNIE CLUBS, CANADIAN ALUMNIE CLUBS

make all checks for payment of a nnu al alumnae dues and contributions to all projects payable to the Director of Rwhing and Pledge Training, A Clark Winkler (Mrs , Howard W.), 196 Elm Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

NOV E M BE R "1$, Alwnn. d ub treuure r Mn4 InIlULt alumnllC clua w Pl'O'finQe VI0II -Prea1 4 e nt.

NOVEMBER 21. Al\llJlDle dub mallulne chairmen 1M that all • to m wDeII for Cbrlaunu dellTeI')' are !MInt by Lhla d&a to tb, Pi Beta Phi ),{q:ulna AlenQ'.

J A NUAR Y I Alumna Club CIOrTMpoPdlDIl MCRLa17 PftpU"l r.od .end Jettei' wttb dub new. and eom1nt eftllU, 10 tlml to re&eh tbe Al\UDDle Club Edltoor b7 l&nuaq a rOl' tM March ARROW. &04 PftIoollllla and 1.0 lIeaoort.m DOt1cN t o tbe CeAtral Oftlce (or Mardi A.R.llOW

JANUA RY 9. Cbapter Loy-.ltt nil, In boDOr of Carda Chapman Catt

MARCH I. Elect..loll of olftQea should be held. u the reau]ar Mareb meetlrul: 0( tb, club. ,aid olftl:tlU to take omce at the d.OH 0( the dub "-1 ",101'. )fu 20, (Current due. mu.a. he,. been paid bJo ml, date to eJlabl, one to .ote at the UlDual electloa or be allc1bta tor oIIoe.J

MA R CH I. AluJ1UU8 dub tOrrelpont1ln• .ecreta". p"Plt.re and .end le tte ra 1rith dub DeW1I and camilli: _ In time to reach th e Al\llnDl8 Club EdItor by lhrd!. 6 tor the M&1 ARnoW Al\1ll\U:! dub OOITtII1)Ondln, Mereta". Rnd Penonal. and In

Mernorianl notJeee to the Cent ral OMoe tor th MAJ' AltROW

A P RIL II. Alwnwe club national dUel ahould be tent to the PrO'flnoe Vlce l'r ea1 dw.t. TheM mwt be reoel,ed b,. tWa date to be Included in cwnnt rearl total•.

APRIL 21. Jl'oundeni ' Du to be celebrated with the nearut ad..in alIapUr or c:hapten.

MAY 20.. Club a-J. year tlQda. New omeen' 11lt &ho1lld be IeDt bJ oorn.J)OIl41zIa' MCntarJ to the ProYIIlC!l! IUId the Central OfBoe. (Earlier. it poutble.) PleNe checII to lee that the OOlTMpoDdlng: ltICZ"rtar,. " • to tbe A.RROW.

MAY 20. Four QU$lonnaltft tor IUInual report lIhould ha,e been IUlec1 out by the alUIlllll8 e1ub Vre81dent aDd returned II dt · ,.,,,,1.

M A Y 20. FIDal data for trearurer to IOnd annUli Conreo.Uo. n Fund per c.plta TIl: to P'ro1'lnoe Vl oe·Pre.ldent.

1:ti:r.IIWIlIY8 club trua·

JULY 15. AJWIIIla! Club OOftelDOQdlJU aecret&ry .end Per.Jru..u and In Memoriam notloet 10 tbe Central Otnce t Ol' the September ARnoW.

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

FOUNDERS OF THB FRATERNITY

Fann, WhItena ck Libbey (1848-1941)

Ina Smith Soule (1846-1941)

Malgara Campbell IS<t6·1936)

ubblc Brook GaddIs (lS,O - 19H

Jennie Home Turnbull (1846-1 932)

Jennie Nicol, M.D (184,·1881)

Fannie Thomson (l848-1868)

Nancy Black W.lllec (184, 1918)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1924)

R05a Moore (1848 -192 4)

Emma Brownlee Ki lgore (1848·1924) (Ian Br ownlee Hurchlnson ( 18'0·1931)

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

May L Keller, Westhampton College. University of Ri chmo nd, Va.

HONORARY GRAND TREASURER

Lots Franklin Stoo!m.n ( Mrs_ /I. W.), 1001 South Third St., Champt;gn, Ill.

G ,."J PrlJiJ,nl-Am, Burnham Onltco, Chapin. Ill

GRAND COUNC I L

G, ,,,,d V;tI·P,.,JiJu/-Msnannc Reid Wild (Mrs. Robert S.), 3829 Washington Blvd • Indian.polis ), I nd. G , ."d S,(",.ry-Lucile Douglass Carson (Mrs. Flo yd H .), 101 Sumne r A ve., Pittsburgh 21, P •. T"• .1 ,..r-lolih Snell Prouty (Mrs. Frank H .). 1760 Locust St. , Denver 7 , Colo. "!IIRO" Editor-Adele Taylor Alford (Mrs. T. N ). 930 Olive Ave., Coron.do. Cali£, Dtr (/rJ, (1/ RMshi", .nd P hd, Tr.hr;",-habel A Clark Winkler (Mrs Ho ard WJ' 196 Elm St., Winnipeg, Man., Can. D/,u l u,o / AI.m". & 1" ".I1u_Marie Bacon Hagtt (Mrs. George M .), 71}' Mary"n Dr., University City " Mo

COU NSELOR FOR C HAPT ER HOUS E CORPORATIONS

Lillian Beck Holton (Mrs Ed in Lrt). 217 North 14th St., Manhattan. Kin

NATIONAL HISTORIAN

Marian Keck SImmon s (Mrs Oliver S ), 641' MorningsIde 0,., Kansas City , Mo. Assishnl to National H istori.n-Ellzabeth Heryer (Mrs Ja c k), 141) Brookwood Rd., Kanus C ity, M o.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS

Ch."",.,,-l.olita Snell Prouty (Mrs. Frank H.), 1760 l ocus t St., Denver, Colo. H elen Richardson Corkum (Mrs. Howard D ), South Windham, Conn.; Mary Stuart Kinder (Mrs. Jean). 1144 Crestda le Rd .• lin col n, Neb.; Amy Burnham Onken C h apin Iii .; Lois Franklin Stoolman (Mrs A \V.) 1001 South Third St. , Champaign, Ill

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTER ACCOUNTING

D{)I{)thea White Flint (Mrs leroy), 2849 N. Delaware 51., I ndianapolis " Ind

Chapte r Treasurers send yo ur m o nthly reports to Busey Fraternity Accounting S ys t e m , 1301 S. Busey Avenue , Urbana , III ,

PI BETA PHI MAGAZINE AGENCY

Gladys Hayes Sciv:dly, 4 10 Standard Office Bldg , Ikntur. Il l.

PI BETA PHI CENT RAL OFFICB D i"oo , (1/ eMI,.1 Offiu-Glad ys Hayes Scivally, 410 Standard Office Bldg , Deca tur , Ill.

STANDING CO MMITTE E S

Seultment School Commiuee--Ch.;'m.,,-Ruth Barrett Smith (Mrs. Warren T.), Brookings, Ore.

I ".'M,'r-Emma Woerner. 912 Cherokee. toul.lvllle, K y. Pd liti" , &iilo, 0/ ulIl, Pi"o" Smith Moore (Mrs. Henry Jr.>' 420 Pine St Texarkana, Tex Cl)1fllltl M""." /(1r A f'" ."J C,4Is-Eugenia Brooks Smith (Mrs G. Herbert), ISO South Winter St., Salem, Ore. S,lf".,,.-Harriet Rauch (Mrs. C. H.), }O E. 70th St., New York 21, N.Y. Commiu.. foe- Holt HouH-Ch.tr _Gladys Stump Nail (Mrs. Vernon), 3'0 Hutchinson An , lo a Cit}', Iowa I r,IIJM"r-Hazef Murdock Murkl and (Mrs. Philip ), 7<13 P.,k Ave BelOit. Wis. e•• ",i"" M"d,,,.- Ruth Wiley Woodward (Mrs. jad:) 303 N. Fint SI., Monmouth, Ill.; Matilda Jordan Lippman (Mrs. P. P.). 1313 E WaiDut. Sprin,6e:1d, Mo.; Mary Le:gg Bohan (Mrs. William), 738 North Prairie , Galesbura:. HI. C" mmitue: 011 Loan Fund-Cb"" _Josephine McClnoerty, 602 Melrose A.-e N. Seattle', Wuh. Co",,,,it,,.. M, ,,/Lucile Waite Wall (Mrs. Richard,. Swen Springs. M o.: Edith Bacon. 9)8 Fifth St., Santa Monic., CalIf. Co""mitt 011 Publici tr---<:b.ai,•• _EI.a Ayer Cowan (Mrs Frank: T ), 411 W Garfield. Bozeman j Mont Co.,.ill,.. M ,.j"..I-Bcth Bninard LeRoy (Mrs. Harris George). 142 Forest St., Winchester. Mass Candace C oyd JohnJOn (Mrs. H C.). 229 R.ce: St •• Edgewood, Pittsburgh 18, Pa M ary ADn Mo n tgomery , '12 S. 8tb, SaliDa. Kan. C"mmi uH on E'-tlllion--Cb.n- •• _LoI, Fran klin Stoolman (Mrs. 1\ W ) , 1001 S 3rd St., Champa ian, fII (gmmit l" on Schol.nhip---Cb."",._Harrict R. JohnstOfle )203 18th N E • Seattle ,. Wuh A Jml.,., Cb.ir _[\arba u JOOCII Merrick (Mn rvan, Jr ), 1738 Naomi Place Seattle 6, Wa.sb. 240

THE DECEMBER ARROW

CoIJlftlitt.H _ HOIlDeI} Baskin, KMlIt' N .J. Co-ttt _ F,.un.ilY' St.dr E _· CJr.n.••_Hdm. Mane Robinson, 1609 5 Newport, T ulu. Okl. , IT••;., S.,nYiJHI ." St.".l !"" a.M;"lfl i.,., Alpha, s..-Veron ica Clapp St«le (Mrs. J C-). A llendale Rd ,.l. H artford 6 , Conn. Alp Wuc-Eleano r Hl1lll1n&lon Willenbo" (Mn. R 1.), 28 S t ale ;)C •• Oneont., N.Y Ann Black UU« (Mrs W ilbu r P.), 200 E }otth St., 8.It UDOre 18, Md Gam_15cttJ Lou Cypert, 64 W 9th St , York II, N Y Oelu- Nan cy H oon r, 801 N. La fayett e , South Bend, Ind. E.,.iJo_florcnn Hunt bert, til) Ed,dand ATe ., Louin-ille 4 , K y. Z.c.-Nonn. Council 0 ' 8.nooo (Mrs Fredl' Gam WJn Park, Grecny ille, Miss Era-Kathryn Leun.-ilcr Tinton (Mn. G C. d 120 N Huffman , N'P<'"iIIc. III Ro,aersCuper (Mn:. Don. B ) , R R I Mt PleHant, Jow •. Iota-Roberta Townley J.d: owatz fMrs. C. V ), 1<429 Lara mie , M ,nh.n.n, Kin H ill Bl a lode: ( Mrs William Clarke). So. 788. Route 6, Austin, Tu t..mbd--c..rol Clnson ADderlOn (Mrs. Henry On' is), Thompson Apartments, 607 H ill St ., Pullman , Wuh Mil- Patricia Traner, 2l-4Y.z Corona An , Long Belch , Calif Commine. on Sod.l S.ch.n,-Cb_ir", _Virainia McMahan, 1926 16 th An. 5 , Bi rmingh am. Ala P,,,.i«, 5.'".;'.,1 "" Sor;,.} Bxd""" C"",,,,ill,,: Alph.. B I-PriKill. Perkin. johnlOO (Mrs. Paul E ), tI Cliff St ., Verona , N.J Alpha, Wan-E He-nricttaGambleScripturc (Mrs. W E ., Jr ). 807 N Washincton St , Rom e, N Y 8et_Louiw Bros iu. Hurd (Mu V N ). 11)09 Gardenia Or , Pittsburlh 21, Pa Pate Macon (Mr• james 8 ).704 jamestown R.d , Williamsbut'l, V • OeJr.-Ooris Denman JUllin.1I (Mrs R.obert Charles) , 197)1 S.n ju.n Dr., DetrOIt 21, Mich Ep.ilon-'danelle Sam Mc Murry. Abbot Academy And on r, Mass Zeta-Ethel Gillespie SrMh (Mrs. T. E.), 2096 FairhaYetI Circle. N E , Atlanta , Ga E,-Maurine Pirestone Cook (Mrs C Ra,.; 81<43 Richmond Ct , Wauwatosa WIJ Thee-Mar,un Ann Pnenon Co lese, Columbia Mo 'Obt-Loi. Gat c hfll (Mrs Donald) &. }14 , Yankl o n S D Kapp_Mattal ou Marshlll Roth (Mrs Milo K .). &1:"712, San An,c1o, Tn: Lambda- Elinor Arneson , 8i. Timbe r. Mont Mu- Mugaret Hale Ma-,"et. (Mrs W W .) •• 702 Ni c h o ls An S .W .• Wash i ngton 20, D .C.

Committea on FntenLity Mutic--CNirM _Dorotb, Vale Durand (Mn. Ha"eJ S , Jr ). 1012 Oxford Dr ., B irm inolham Mich. Co".",;II" M,,,,j,rl : Rubr 8urtn«s Ke(sen (Mrs E A l, 23.) Woodland A"'e ., Duluth '( Minn loulK Spaldin. Malin (Nrs Doullu). )24 Galer PI .• Glendale Ca if Winifred HudlOn HOlsack (Mn } Eric) 298 Keele St , T o ronto , Ont ., Can Committe. on ChaJMrona [.elll Gr. y Clifton (Mrs Charles M.). Pi Beta Phi House, P.yetteyille, Ark Committee on Home for Pi Phl.-ch",i,m n--Ma, Carney Middleton (Mrs Ed .,d 1.). 2)11 Orrington funston III. en",,,,;,,,t M,,,,iul'

Ire-ne Morley Brand (Mrs J T .),"l N Sumner St .• Salem Ore Suunne Garrott (Mrs. Prank H • , <42}7 Gr«nbrier ballas, Tn Fled. Laird Adams (Mrs M H l, 1}111·6th A",e East Cleveland, Ohio Bertha Cltr Pierce (Mrs. George A.), 10 Orlando An ., Winthrop, Mus C mmittet on Rushina Surwy-Cb",;"", n--Edyth Allen M.nning (Mrs. Paul R ) 228} Wnerly St Palo Alto Calif. Commit/tt Mt",j,rl : Kathl«n lucy Hamm ond (Mrs Prnl). 70 20 W a term.n AYe , St Louis. Mo Virginia Rein eclc:t We l \'e r (Mrs Wm ), 19)4 j ones St .• Apt .• , Omaha. Neb. Emma Harper Turner Memori.1 Fund Comntittee-Ch ;,,,,.,,-Ethel Ho,an Copp (Mrs Joseph P.). <42<4 Muirfield Rd Los An,eles Calif.

C"",,,,illtt Mtmi"J : Huel Sa er E"'erett (Mrs Victor E l 88, Broad South Portland 1 Me Helm Ja c kson R ic hardson (Mrs. Homer H ). 920 Coronado Dr , Glendale 6. Calif.

COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS

Fo , Arti., Jtlli o ,, : Erm inie Pollard, Alpha East Pro ince Vi ce · President , Procto rsville Vt : MarRl rtt Amutr o n, Foskr (Mrs John M ) Epsil o n Province Vitt Pres ident. 2021 W. 60th St., Kan.as Cit, " Mo.: Ark.n sas Alpha ; Kan.as Bet a; Ohio Alpha P'U Al.",ndt 5'11'0" : Eliubeth Newberry Motych (Mrs joseph), Alpha East Pro.ince President, West Willin,ton, Conn Chairmln

NATIONAL PAN HELLENIC CONGRBSS Pi 8"" Pbi Rt",u"t.ti.r-Am, Burnh .m Onhn ChaJ)in , ti l. Co mm i fftt o n Collt., P""h , lI''' ;(J- Mr s. Darrel B Rasmussen. A 0 n 20 Park Ave New Y ork 16, N Y

ACTIVE CHAPTER DIRECTORY

COfftIponding SUfelaritJ

ALPHA PROVINes BAST

P,#/i,{,,,,-Eliz.beth Ntw'bcr9' Motyclu. (Mrs. Joupb) R.P .O. WHt WiUioatoa , CoDD Sut;II Jean Mitchcit. }21 North Street. Raljfu. N .S., CaD M"inl AI,h_Vniycuity of Maine, A.nn i-farmon, JI2 Balentine Hall. Orono Me. V"tntH" Alph -Middlebury Colle,r MII'J Hosford }O, Hepburn H.II Middlebury Vt. V"m",,, BII_Un ivenity o f Vermont, Patricia Malmquist, Convent Hall, Burlington, VI. Mtu/lIr1uIllItJ A/ph_Botton Univtnity, Patricia Mcd::en. 6 Wltcrlo'tr St •• Dorchester, Mus. MIUU,h.ltllI Bt,_Uninrsity Df Massachusetts. JaDd MilIu, lS8 N. Ple nt St., Amherst, Mass e.,,,,u/iut AI;b-tlDinnity of Connecticut Edith Andisio, Boa 787, Uainnitr of Coooccticut. Storn , Cooo ALPHA PROVINeB WEST p";h/,,, t-Clara HIli Sipherd (Mrs. Ll oyd W ) l. 111 Elworth,\ London, Ontlrio, Can N,tII Yo," Alph_S ytlCUJ c UOIYcrsity, B.rbara I:Jtuns, 210 WI nut PI., Syracuse, N.Y. NftI Yo, G ",,,, -St. UmYcnitr , Joan Wcllcr. Pi Beta Phi Housc, C. nt o n, N. Y. N#fI1 Yo,! V,1t4-Corocll Uni..-crs ity. Birbul Kurtz, 42) Wyckoff A"-e., Ithac•• N.Y 0",..,;. AI,h-Uni..-crsity of Toronto J.nctb E Rutbcdord, 120 St. Ccorge St • Toronto. Ont ., Can 0", ,; &t_Un ivcnity of Westcrn vowio j o .n Lon., 293 Central An. , Loodon, Ont., Can

BETA PROVINCe

P",iJt,,' - Mar,.rct B rowncll Humphrey ( Mrs. W m. 0 .). 101 Fint St Find I." Ohio PU""I"•• Btl Buckncll University, P.tricia Cooke, 101 Hunt H.il , B uckncll Umvcrsity, LCYo'isburc Pa p,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;.. G"",,,,_Dickinson Virginia Rickenb ac h, Old East". H arrisb urg , P•. Obi" A/pb_University of Ohio Mary Beresford, 6 S Colltjlc, Athens uh io Obi" B,,-ohio State Uninnity, Joan Colfma n , 184) Indianola Avc Co lu mbus, Ohio Obi" O,I,--<)hio Wcsleyan Mlty Jean Aust i n H all. DeI.""lIc Ohio Obi" E"iI. __ Univcrsity of Tolcdo, Helen Brau n, 1029 w. B.ncroft, Tolcdo 6, Ohio Ohi. ZtI_M iami University , Rr:bccci Johnston, 27 E Hall Oxford, Ohin W", Vi"i"i Alph..-Uo i..- ersity 01 West Vir.inia, Marcclle E. W a rd, 14 93 Univcrsity Ave., M orl an town W .Va. GAMMA PROVINCe

P,,,iJ,.' -Jacqu eJine Fowlkcs Herod (Mn. Jack N.), 1827 Fcnd.1I Avc ., Cb"lottcsvillt. Va. Milr:!I,,"" Alph..-Gouchcr ColJc,c. Mary Jose phine 'Ryan. Mary F is her H a ll T owso n 4. Md. M""I",," 8,,_UniYenity of Maryl a nd Sara Ann Huebl, Box 4)6), Uoivenity of Maryland, Collcle Pule Md Oitl,i(l ./ C"I.",.i" AI,h-..Gcor,t Wuhington Uni..-cnitr. Jacqueline Perf!, 430) Fesscndcn St N.W., Washington. D C. Vir,i"i. Alph -Randolph M acon Woman 's Marci. Pa yn c. R M. W. \,.. Lvnchburg. Va Vi";"i,, of Willi.m IDd Muy, can Mcl.cod Pi Beta Phi House, Williamsburl.Va. No,th C",.Ii".. AI, ni"ersity of North CarD .nl Helen Barnes , Pi Phi House, Chapel Hill. N .C. N."h eM. Ii" S,f..-Duke Univcrsity. Juli. Pinn is, College Scation. Dol[ 79), Durham \ N .C S".,h C•• li" Alph..-tlniycuity of South Carolina , J.cquelinc Johnson, Box ,:US Unl..-ersity of South Carolina, Columbia. S .C.

DELTA PROVlNCB

P,,,iJ,,,,-Helcn Andersoo Lewis (Mrs. Bctajamin C.). 462) Washinlton Blvd ., Indianapoli. ) , Ind Mi rb i ,tlff AI,.o-Hillsdal c CoHclc, Marjoric Weidlcr. Ambler Housc1 Hillsdalc, M ich. " B,.,-Un iycrsity of M ic h l.a n, Cynthia Cotes, 816 T appan, J\nn Arbor, Mi ch Michi,." G ""If_Michlg an St .te Collcac. Ruth H nsen 2U Evcrlrten Eut lans ing , M ich. l"ili ". At,b_Franldin Elsa Jeln Nel igh. Byran HIli. Prankl in Colltle, Frankl io, Ind 1,,,li ,,,, BtI_fnd iana University. Prilda Williams, Pi Beta Ph i Hou•• Bloom in lton, In d. /"t/i "" G.",,,, __ Butlcr University, Phyllis Au.ustin, 1607 N. Shcrman Dr .• Ind i. n .polis , Ind I"t/i"". DtI'of-Purdue Univcrsity Ma!1 K Caudell. 1012 Statc St • Wcst lafayctte, Ind I ••i "" Uni'fe:tlity, Tnia Thorwaldsoo, Pi Ikta Pb i House. Greencastlc Ind

EPSILON PROVlNCB

P r "iJ,.,-Chrc Brown Williams ( Mrs P. E ) , 6208 Rosehul'J' St•• St Louis ), Mo Mit, •• r; Alph..-Uni,enity of Mi ssouri, Mlttin, )11 Rollins. Columbia, M o. M;""",; Bi,_Washington Uni't'ttlity , Constancc Aldrich. 760) Ponythc BI,d . , University City . Mo . MiIlD"'; C"",,,,_Dru ry ColICRC, PauT Mack, 1011 Cherry, M o. K',,'lIcj, A/ph_Univers ity of Louisvi Ie J.ne A shton, 123 Eut Shipr. St.\ Louisville, Ky. T.""" ,,, Alph.ot-Uo ivcrsity of JaDe Tolley 1636 Berkc r:r Clrclc. Chattanooga, Tcnn T." •• ,,. , 811_Vaodcrbilt UDi,.mity , uro ine Southpte Belle MHdc BI,.d ., Nash..-illc. Tton

ZETA PROVINCE

Prt,it/,.,-Edythe 8cltoa Tylcl (Mrs Jolin L ), 178 Rumson Rd N.E , AtlaDtaJ, Ga Aid ", Al,th...-Birm inl\:ham ·Southcm Collcae, Martcllc Moo re, Box #6" Dirmiolham Southern Collcn. Birminaham, Al a. Fin;•• AI,e-l,ohn B Stetson Univcnity , Lenore Williams, Stetson Univcrslty , DelAnd Pia PI",i•• B,,_F Drid. State Collcac for Women, Patrici a Grant. Pi Beta Phi Ho use, Tan,hassH, Pia Plonll" C" ",_Rolli ns CnIlI'II'. NataliI' Graham Box )9. Ro llins Collcee1 Wintcr Park. Pia G "";,, Alph_Uo i1' crsity of Grot, ia, Maizic Almoo Pi Beta Phi HOUJe, J'lthcos, Ga

ETA PROVINCE

Trevor (Mrs Dean S ). 1)9 E. Grove St , Galctburc, Ill. rit,o",;" All oi..-mity of Wisconsin, Julie RamSCT. 233 Land.on St , Mtdi.soo Wit F;u •• ,i" B t_Bel oi t Colleee. Ann Dane, 'rurtle RidltC. Beloit. Wit ",iu.",i" G ",,,,..-LawltDCC CollClc. Elllnl' W ilmoth, Russell Sage Hall, Appleton, Wit. WiNit Allb.-Monmouth "PC&JT 8o.ttiaht, McMicbael Dorm , M oomouth, III. l//i1l";' 8".·Vd/_Knox CoUclc. Pat nCla Ackerman , 148 W. TompldnJ, GalcsbuJX. Ill. II/i",,;, £I,iI._Notthwestem UDi\'Crsity, Sara StC"t'cos, 636 Emcnon. E nston III. Wi".;, Ztl.r-UDi"cnity of J1I inoit, Joanne 1(0) s WriltJ& Champ.iPl, III. IIIi.,i, &-Ja.mca Millikco UOiVUSlty, Katherme McKeo.a , 960 w Wood St ., Oect.tut, m lIIi •• ;' Thrl_Bradlcy Uoi..-ersity, Elizabeth Corie-H, 101 S. lostitute PI., Pco ria. Ill THEY A PROVINCS PrlJit/,.I-Vua Lee),fOll (Mrs. buett O.) 121 Mclrose Aft ., Iowa City, Iowa M4"il.N Allh..-tloiTcnity 01 Winajpq, Mao .• Cao. N.,,' o..A .,. 01 Noma Dakota, Barbara 8 ' .908 Almoote An., Grand Porb , N D , 242

THE DE CEMBER ARROW

AlIU-UIlIYUS ity of Minnesota, Lois Petttsoa , .enl fiat AYe S:.z. NinneapolU: ldino. I WalcylJl UaiYUS!tJ'. Dorothy Sha_, Ha:sbeT Hall. ML rlusaDt, Iowa I..,. &i#-SimPlCla Coll• • !;AnM Rcdfidd P i Beta Phi Hoax, laduoola, J OW l I G _ro-a Suk Col t J.iley JeaD Oul 201 Ash. Amell Jo•• l,w. 7."r-Urunnity of 'OWI , n. ADn liah'usoo, IU Eut Wuhioaton. low l City, l owl

IOTA PROVINCB

FriftJd LiDdse, (Mn Adrian) 22)9 Kau.aciawc:ltl LaWtCDtt, Kan S• • , Dd.u AJ,........umftnKy 01 South Dakota..::-::- No!!, 8cU Pbl Houx\.yermiU ioo, S .D , &,......,uoi.,usity 01 NebuJb, Viracftle • -426 NOltD 16th. Lancolo Nd>. K".uu AI'........uoj.ltnity of Kamu, 1246 MiuiuiP,pi. Lawrmcc, fcUi . K."J.s Br,_Karuu StaCe Collq;c 0 iculture and Applitd Science, Ooris Brewer, ,0) Denoon, C.ltmltl, AII"'-Uoi,.-e.nity of COlorado, ara Millibo. 890 11th. Boulder. Colo. e.I.,. S,t4----UDinnity 01 Dennr, Rosalind Murray 2}91 S Cayton, Dennl" Colo.

r,.",i., A1IN--Uoinrlitr 01 Wyomio,. Glenna Son:OJeD. Pi 8m Phi Houte' uramie. Wyo. Uld or Utah, P.u1. MUIrlb, U40 Gilme.r Dr , Salt Lake GtT. Utah Manhattan. Kan

KAPPA PROVINCe

P, n iJ",,-J,(ildred Odell Sale IMrs Oareott M )..r. )709 unno:.: Or .• Port Worth. 7. TClI:. OilMbo •• AI,b __ Univtn ity 0 Okllhoma, M.t)' uurke, 702 Lahoma St ., Nonn'D Okl •• O".bo•• .s;'''''''''Old.boma Aaricultural and Mech.nical ColleKtI Pern M.r ie Merr ifie ld. 92) Colleae. Still ter. Okl •. A,".I," 01 ArbDUS, M.ril,a Hoq:. Pi Beta Phi H oulC. F' )dtn'iIIc, Ark T,xu AI,.N-University of Tau , Fatsy McParland , 2300 San &toDio, Austin, Ta. T,,,u &tr-Soutbc.m Methodi. U,unnity, Mary Martha Hosford, 6719 iJr .• Oall •• , Tu. '-".;1"'. CoUqc, Jaue I'll Dufo t St•• Nnt Orlean•• La. lA.iIi State Uainrsit'J. EinU 1 Pctb , Bo. nH·LS.U., 8 too ROU&'t La LAMBDA PROVINCB

P,niJ,.t-Emi1r. B.bcod:: Orapet' (Mrs E. M .). "007 N E , Seattle " Wuh Ifl.,."" of Alberta P.tricia MacDonal d 7112 10, A St. , Edmonto n Alta ., C'D. M D., ••• Al,h-Mootana State eoilc&e of Aacicultu.re and Mccb.aa ic A"!'l Tbtnu LOna. Quadran&lc D. Bozeman , Mont . Ud. AI,.6W-Uninrsity of Idaho, Lorcu Man:tndale Pi Beta Pill House, MOSCOW. Idaho r""hi.,,.. JlfI,h-Uni'ftnity of Wubiqtoal. Bette Lee Caio , 17th N E. , Seattle W h r"lh,."." State :.hirlc1 J. Gta.na 707 Liodco. Pullman, Wub 0", •• AI,O-Uorrenity 01 Oreson. lordu Benke. 1'18 KiftC'lid, Euamc, Orc 0",." Statc Collc,e, Marilyn Mel so n , Pi Beta Pbl H ousel Cor-IIllis. Orc 0", Uni.enity. Dona Adams, State St ., Sa em, Ote MU PROVINCe

P,IIII1,,,I--OI,a Charles Siburl (Mn William I , P O Boll: '9' Vista. Calif. e"Ji!..,." BtI..-Uni.enity or ealiCornia, Cam Clodc , 232' Piedmont Ave , Berkeley, Calif. e"IiJ..,,,i,, G".",,,......Univenity of Southern Callrornia , Mary Louilt Hacns. 647 W. 28th St Loa Anades , Calif e"111.,,,i,, D,II __Univenity 01 Calirornia at Lo. Angclcsl..8.tb ts Pord. 700 HiI,nd West Los Aneel". C.lil, AI,.6.-tJni.enity oJ NC\'ada. Barbara Gould. North Vicl,i ni. St., ReDO, NC\'

A,h.". AI .6_Uni.crsity of Arizona. Betty Henlc.cl t03' N Mou n"ln. Tu no n A,iz NIfIf 1tf ,1t;c. AJph_Umvenlty of Nc Ma ico Cecilia Dunn. Pi Beta Phi, University of New MCJ[i co Albuquerque. N.M

Alumnae Department Directory

Sure/lit] 1#' th. AI.",,,. ""Ii Grll"J Viu P"JiJtnl-MariUiQC Reid Wild (Mn. Robert S.), Washington Blvd .• Indianapolis. Ind.

Oir't"ltIt,J AI.",,,. £X1"rJiD,,-Muii' Bacoo Hagee (Mn. Geor,e M.), 713) M2111and Dr ., UaifttSity Citr, ), Mo. AI.",,,. CI" Edllor-----Lotta J. Weir (Mrs. Ben jam in). 8)) 6th St., Charleston, Ill

Send Imen for Much Auo" t o Mrs. Welt by January 10.

Send Ittters for M ay Aaa ow to Mrs Weir by March ).

Send ftpOrtI COllcU for Sertcmbcr Auo" to Mrs. Weir by June 10. AI.". •• Plrlon./J- Dcbarlc 0 Central Office, 208 National Bank Bid, ., OKatue, 161111. &nd Personall which include ooc:ices of marri.&es. births Ind deatbs to the Centra Ollice For Scpcembec AUo.". ICfld by Jul y I. For D«embc:c Auo...,. by October 10. Por March Auo send bJ January 10. Par MI' A ••ow send by March , AI.",,.. C"/j Cor,n,."tli", S",,',.,;II ·No Officer List. Reaivcd

ALPHA PROvtNCE EAST YJu·PmUu,-Erminic L . Pollard. Proctotn'iIIe , Vt . &1It1", Lioeoln Smith , 93 Fint Sc., MelroR, Mus. V,.-Mn. R. C. Smyie , 71 North Winooslc..i Ave., Burlington. Vt H.Ji/u, NS.-Susan Mone. 4 FrlWr St., Hallfu, Can. H-tltWJ Co,,".-Mn Lester Bed: 6, Bluend&t Lane, west Hartford Conn. Mo.',,;}, Q.d,c, C -Mn. H. k Gosnell, 188, St. Jose-ph Blvd •• Montrtal, Queb«, CaD. N,III CD.IJ.IJ.-Mn. Carl !.auppt. Jr., Pawaon Park, Branford, Coon. PlItll "II hu.-Margartt Pord, 2' Forest Park, Portland, Me. S',,"'If)';;, ClI.IJ.IJ.--<:atherine: Fellow,. YWCA, 160 Milbank Ave., Grceo",ich, Conn.

ALPHA PROVINCe WEST

Viu·PmiJt"t-Edna Olson Archibald (Mn Pred). 384 Loudon Rd " Loudonville, N Y AI_1liiY. N Y.-Mn. R. E. A",ood. 63 belmar Place, Delmlt, N.Y. 8.,.-ltl. N.Y.-Mn. R. J 94 Cenfury Rd., BuBalo, N.Y. IIlJ.-c.-, N.Y.-Mo John W. KiI,al1m, 706 West Green Strttt, Ithaca, N . Y . LA"tllI".O"I ., C.".-Mn. J. H. MacDonald, 762 Ma itland St" London, Ont Can. PD.,hirtll;t. N.Y.-Mrs. kusscll H. H adden, I' Woodland Ave .• Poullhlteepsie, N.Y. "'!Db.-wi VoJ{'7, N.Y.-Mn. W. E SCflprure, Jr ., 807 N. Washlnlton St , Rome, N Y. N,.., Yo,. C"7, N.Y.-Mrs. Wm LInd, 39 W 76th St., New Yon:. N Y. North". N,Ni Norris aamard. -tl0 Toppin,lt Hill ROld. Westfield, N J N.Y.-Mrs. Lloyd Reber, 33 Plore:nlon Dr., Rochester, I2 L .N .Y. SdJt"ttIUl, N .Y.-Mrs. K E Buhrmaster, ,06 Ave .• Scotia f'i'Y' $yr"ulI', N.Y.-Mrs. GUT Chaffee, 2827 E. Genesee St., N Y. T"lI"'O, 0.,., C ".-Mrs. Joe: Clarke. 9 Hisbland Ave., Toronto. Ont .• Can. WlSldun" CII."'" N.Y.-Mrs. Ra,mond T. Way, 1069 Cia.,. Aft .• Pelham Manor. N Y

BIiT A PROVINCE

Vk.·PmiJ,.,-Edith Hoye r Rankin (Mrs. Allen R' )J 218' Cambrid.te Blvd , Columbus. 12. Ohio. Airo.IJ, O.io--Mn. Warren E. Jones, '87 M alvern It ., Akron. 3, Oliio Alb'"l Ohio-Mrs G. F Stauifer, 46 East Stlte St., Athens. Oh,n C,,,,;.;J Pt"" syJ.".lJi.-Mrs. W. D. Blake, 226 Harrison Rd. Lewisburg, Pa. Ch",I'I'o.. IF".V -Mrs. W. A. Thomhill. 2617 S Kanawha Ave.• Charleston, W.Va Ci.ci",...,I, Ohitl-Mn. Wm. P Craig, 3226 Glm Gyle, Cincinnati, 8 Ohio. CLuish'l' IV.V -Mrs. Donald H olt, 412 Ray Court. Clarlcsbura, W Va. CI,. ,I"" £Ut, R. E. Siekman, 3240 Scarborough Rd., C leveland Htights, 18, Oh io. Clt.d."tll1'ts l , W R Meermans 2274 Wooster Rd., Rockr River, Ohio. CD I.mh" Obi_Mrs. Fred Ht rbst, 882 M ontrose Ave., Columbus, OhiO. D.,'D", Ohio-Mrs. F. M HulSt')'. 28 Patterson Village Dr., Dayton. 9, Ohio POJr1"D"', V ••-Mn. H. B. Darden IS Park Drive, Fairmont, W.Va. H",ri, •• " C.,Jisl,, P -Mn. W. A. Judd Ie. Jr., 1608 Carlisle RdA Camp Hill. Pa. MJJfffli., V.lj.y. Ohio-Mrs. O. C. Bumgartner, 270 E. 2nd St .• verard, Ohio M D".-",ow. , W.V".-Nanq Wooster. 2'3 Grand St., Morgantow!!.. W.Va ObiD V.lltl , Ohio-Virlioia Hiairu, 46 Poplar Ave . • Whetlina. w . Va . Ox/.,tI, ObH'-Mrs W. 1. Foster, Wespiser Ph«. Bol[ 23, (bford Ohio. PIIIIMltllh;" P•. -Mn. P. H Halaman. 62, M.lvern Rd Ardmore, Pa. Pitflb"iI , is•. - Mrs. J. D. Clokey. Jr., Shady Lane. FOl[ Chapel. PitUbur.h, U, Pa S."tb"" Ntw J',lt,.......Mn. Rowland B. Porcb , 118 Pitman Ave., Pitman, N J SlI.,h Hi/h , Prill""", P.- .-Mrs R. Bynum Smith 1439 Crafton Bh·d!.l Pittsburllh " Pa T.I,tlD, Ohio-Mrs. A. J. Martin, Jr., 2331 GeotJeto1Vn An. , Toledo, uhio GAMMA PROVINCE Viu·P",itI,.I-lsabel Drury Hcubcck (Mrs. Geo P.), Tudor Arms Apt ., '01 W University PIcwy .• Baltimore. 10. AU Md .- Mrs Da"t'id M Cordra" Jr ., 728 Colondo.An., Baltimore, Md CIu,,1 HIll , N.C.-Mn. T. G Lane. Jr., 80:1 21, Chaptl Hill, N .C. Ch.-dllllt, N .C -Mrs. Richard L. Youn',-2021 Ashland Ave., Charlotte. N.C. CDIllWIbi", S.C.-Mrs. Tom Stok". 2726 uevine St., Columbis. S.C. D.,btnll, N.C.-Mrs. O. W. Upchurch. 1110 Minerva A ve. , Durham, N.C. N,,/lIJi, Vo.-Mrs. Ho",ard Conley, Larchmont Apts., ,,0) Alson Dr , Norfolk Va. Rir(,IfIDM, V".-VirAinia Chaffee Gnu (Mrs. ChIS. M.), 41o.i Patterson AYe .• Richmond, V a WtMJili",/u D.C.-Mrs. Adam 9 E Blackthorne St., Chevy Chase. Md 'FMI.;",'••. D.C ., Jr.-Mn Cecil H Day. 3911 Military Rd N.W • Wuh ington, D C. WiI_i"" •• , D.t.- Mrs. C. N. Pierson 29H Hatri lOO St .• W iiminaton , 27, Del. DELTA PROVINCE Virt·P,,,j,/,III-lrcne Hay Houan (Mrs. Wilfred J ) hH18 E Gum St., E"t'Iruville Ind Au ArHr Mich.-Mrs W. S. Landecker, 14)() \t'as ington Heilhts , Ann Arbor Mich 8IDom/"ltI Hills, Mir.6.-Mrs V B )117 Henley Drive Bi rm in3ham. Mich. BloD_i""e. I"d .-Mn. Wm Cleveland, 12"0 E. Wylie, B1oomif1!lon. Ind Dtt,Dil , Mirh .-Mrs. Cameron R Patterson. 8100 East Jefferson. Dtttoit. 14 Mich. P.,t "''''''' ' /"II.-Mrs F. G Per"., 709 Kinnaird An Ft Wayne, Ind P,_J:li". I.J .- Mias Gene McCurry . 103) Park AYe'j Pnnklio . lod. Girl. I1IJ.- Mrs Robert Straoa. 120 W. 8th, Ga". nd. G,,," R.,iJ" Mirh .-Ruth Do",dl Mycn 416 Ful ton St E., Grand Rapids Micb HiIIlJ"I, Mkh.-Mn. Joe Spitt'ri. 27 S Broad St., Hillsdale. Mich.

''''''i.-,.Ib , 1••. - Mn Quentlo Wert 2412 E Northaate IndilAlpolis, Ind. /MjJ". , MIt"• •-Mu. H O Federer Bliss) , 1018 Court, Ja ckso n , Mi ch ufo)"", I" .-Mn. R. H. PbJU!9" 42) N Chaunce, Ave , West LaJ.)ctttt.1nd u",SI.' •• J Eut Ga,lord 722Sunsd. Eut UOI!O&. MIch N."b".lu,.._Mrs Flo,d Freeman. 3b9 E. Wuiun&totl St. GosbUi. Ind. Ric 1.J.-Mn. Richard KlclRkoecht, 2000 S. E St Iod. 5""",1'''. l•• .-Mn Robat Geu. 610 Jdfenoo An , EY&nnillc, lad. EPSlLON PROVINCB

V;(I ' P"I;J,.,-Mu,ard AnnstrOD, Poster (Mn. Joho M .l , 2021 W 69th.t..,K.nsu City, ,. ),( 0.

•••••• , r "".-wiUodcoc Nicbob. }707 Reddin, Rd ., Cb.ttanooaa, 1('no e"I•••,., Mo.-Ma. R. C. PKwitt 722 FairTicw. ColumbL.. Mo. /'I"s .. Cil1(..MD.-Marjorie &","11, 1217 Lee St . , JeHctJOo Oty, Mo. " __ 1M Ci" mll.-Nelle ClaJCOOlb, 06 W. 63,d St Kanus City , Mo K.u"i/l" r""•.-Mn, Stew.rt MCCroskey, U03 Wbite Ave., Knonille, Tenn. UIII, Pi,'tI" T,,,,, -Cleo Nellon Tbompson. G.t1inburlJ, Tenn. Lui/wll" KI.-Mrs. P.ul H.nsen, 2913 Pindell. Louisvdle KJ. _ M,,,,phil, T,,,,,. - Mrs. J. Se.nor Abbott, 3416 Pm.cott Circle\ Memphis, Tenn N"lb";II" T,.".-M.ry Jefford., Grann, White Pike, Nuhvi Ie, Tenn. SI. uUlil M".-Jesaie L. Be.nlOO 7)2)/0 Byron PI.ce, St. Louis, " Mo M".-Mrs. W. E.rI 'r.ylor, 400 E. Sunshine, Sprin,field, Mo

ZETA PROVINCE Vi,..,. P,lIiJ,,,,-Lilli.n Ellison Lindley (Mn James E.). 639 Alhambr. Circle, Coral G.bles, Fla . All"",,, , G".-Mn. C H. Cow.rt. 2010 Ddlwood Dr. N W .• Atla.nt., G •. Bi",.i",J,.m, AJ..-Gnce Fe.l y, 2744 Ha.ncrtcr Circle! 8irminaham, Ala V,z.."iI, FJ".-Miu Ray Jordan, BeJ: 444, DeLand. F •.

J"d/D"'fI/J" FI" .-Mn fl. N . Ashby, 913 Wnlfe St., Ja cUonville. Pia. FI".-Mrs B P 191 Lake Morton, fl •• M,."", I'I•.- Mrs O. H. McMIII.n, 2222 N.W 2 St .• Mum l. Fla OrJ."aD, FJ..-Mrs. N C. Huber Jr 410 E. Orl.ndo Fl • 5,. P,,,ub,,. FI" .-Mrs C;hu. ft.. AnderSOQ,)16 ·12th Ave N.E. , St. Petersbur" PI • T.""., FI•. - M rs. E. L. Mills. Jr ., 812 W. Shore Ivd , Beach Parle, T.mp. , Pia. ETA PROVlNCB Vi(l.PrlliJ,,,,-uuta Turner Wood (Mrs F. B.), 2)08 E Ed&cwood. MII ukee. II. Wis A""", JII.-(Ltbbie Brook Gaddis)-Mn W. S. H.tch, A'fon, III StiDd, Wh.-Mrs Rou A. unaill , 1791 M.rion Court. Beloit, Wis. VlrIH", IIJ.- Miriam E. WillIams. 410 N. M1.dison CatthW, Ill. Ch.".p";,,,.Ur'.If. /l1. -PhIllis Be.vcr. S()of S. FolC'J L.bampai,D, III Chir.,D B./i.'11 W#",,,,, 11 .-Bettie M. Willets, Astor St., Chic ao, III Chir",D, NDrlb, /I/.-Mrs. A J. Gutek. 1631 Putt Blvd., Chic.,o, 111. Chir",D S#It,h, ll/.-Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. 2041 W. 98th St • Cbica&..o, 4l , III Chir.,# W"I SIIII",,'''''' 1I1.-M rI. H A. Oouglu. 19 S. Stone Ave., LaGrange, III. VIr.'.r, III. - Jessie W. Lockett, 238 S. Union. Decatur, III. VIIP." Cu"I,. 111,-(Nin. H.rris Allcn)-Mri R L. Poster, 863 Highview Glen Ellyn, III l!1,i,,; 1I1.-Mug.ret Collingbourne. Watch Sr., Elgin III 1'#11 Ri"" V.II" , Wil. - M.r,aret Lally, 730 S. Stlte St., Appleton, Wis. G./llhr" III. - Mn Lour DOdge, 14117 N. Prairie. G.lesburg lIl. IIIi"Dil F#* Ri,," V,,1J11 1I1.- Marylou Kinnal1y, Sunset hve .• Auror., III ' .d/D""iII" llf.-(Amy Burnh.m Onkco)-Mn. D. Y . ttl4 S. M. in. Ja cksonv ille, Ill. Dli". III.-Mrs H B C.rson. 821 Plrragut Platt, Ill. MMli/DII "'i/ .-Mrs J K. Yost 224 Lakewood Blvd .• M.d iso n , Wis. Mil",."!,,, W;J.-Mias Marie Hutter 826 N. C.ss St ., Mil ukee. Wis. MD"mDIIIlh, III.-Mrs Joseph McCarnes , 1023 East Pint Ave • Monmouth, Ill. NDrth Sh#", 1It.- Mrs CiNr,tle K Richmond, 73) Windsor Rd. Glenview. III. 0.1 P.,!·RI"" 1'#,,,1, lIl .- Mrs Wm. Cassin. 7<0 Gunderson 'Ave., Oak Park. III P,D';" , IU .-Mn. P W Golly, 701 N Mlin St., Washington/III RtH!fD,Jjlll.-Mrs. James Chisholm, 271) Custer Ave ., Rock o rd, Ill. Spri",M J,IIl.-Mrs. J. M Ri chey, 1411 F.yette, Springfield,lII.

THETA PROVINce Vi" , P"liJ",,- Hclen Wright Grant (Mrs G. A.). 1111 North B St., Ind ian o la. Jo A""I, I DW"........ Mrs R G p.slel, 1207 Orch.rd Dr.• Ames, 10 8",/i",t#"1 I tuv..-Mrs. Emil Gerdes. 319 S. Garfield Ave .• 10 C,Jn R.piJ, I_w,,-Mrs LeRoy Weld, Blake Bh d . , Ced.r R.apids. low •. CD."ri/ B I_{I, lDw_Mn William T. Swenson. 407 Frank St .• Council Bluffs, I owl V', MD;"tI/ IDUI..-Mrs C harla E. Elmquist 737 Cherokee Ave , Des Moines l owi. V_lllth, MIII" .-SII" riDr, Wil. - Mrs E, A Kelgen, 234' Woodland Ave ., Duluth. Minn G,lId FDr!', N.D.-M. Reaina Brennan. 219 Chestnut, Grand Porks, N.D. I"Jilf"DI" , IDwlf-Mrs Homer StonebR. P D 3. Indianol a! low• IDu' Cit" IDw..-Jane Fink 17 W avenport, Jow. City, ow •. Mi",,'If/JDlir , Mi"".-Alice ikrl1, !112 CoJru S Minne.polis. Minn M;""'.PDIiI, e",,,i,,,-Mrs Ralph Nevins. 481) S. 3rd Minne.polis, Minn MI PI,.,.", ID UI_ Mrs C. P H.yes, 306 S Jefferson, Mt. Pleaunt, l ow• St. P."I , Mi"". - M lria n M.tthias , 38' Portland Ave , St Paul. Minn. 5;011% CI', 1#",_Jun Jorstad 2907 Gundview Blvd ., Sioux City, low •. T,i Cil, (RDrj 111"IIJ , M DIi"" III ., V.",,,port I Dwlf) - Mn E G Priebe , 3741 14th St • Ro ck Ishnd , III. Wi""ip" , M."., C ". - Leslie L.ln" 14 Thelma Apts , Winnipeg, M .n., Can.

IOTA PROVINCE

Vir, PmiJ"r/- Mary McCulloch Nixon (Mrs. John A, ), 711 N. )6th St Omaha! N"'. 8011iJ", CDI# ,-Mrs M S Hendrickson, Men' s Dormitory, Box 276 , Boulder, Co o C."" , W, D,- Adah Cottm.n. 107 S Beech. Casper, Wyo Chty,,,,,,, "'?#.-Mrs. R.y T EmefT, 3321 Cribbon Ave • Chcytnne, Wyo C#IDrtMI_ C#ID .-Mn C T. Rinker, )2' N St Colorado Sprinas, Colo. V,,,,,,,, C.l".-Mn. J T Allen. Jr ' l 1407 Jet'SCT Denver , Colo F#rl Colli",. CDID.-Mrs J. VI LewIS " Circle Dr Ft Collinst Colo. H"uhi"'DIr , """ -Mrs S'talford Robertson. 208 Cres«nt Bh d Hutc h iMOn. Kan K_I.I Ci" j "_.-Mrs. Clifford C Neuelrode 3138 W ParkW"ood Blvd ., Kan sas City, K n t.r.",i" IF')# .- Mrs P Blair Mayne , 1011 Grand Ave. Laramie W yo lAwr,,,u , K"".-Mrs W H Weekes. 94, Ind St., Lawrence, Kan U"rDI" , N,'.-Mrs. Diclc Westo'fCr. 273 4 Rathbone Rd .• Lincoln , Neb. M."hlfJ'•• , K.", - Mn Ro bert Anderson , 411 N 16th, Manh.ttan, Kin

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o."IHt, Nd.-Doroth, Nelsen. 2'6, Whitmore An, Om.h. Neb. P.dl. , C.I••-Mrs Charles Streamer, 22) Melrose. Pu'cblo. COlo. S"II LAlli Ci l,. U,,,b-Mu. D. C. Thomas, 96) Fairview Ave ., Salt Like City. Utah. r."j,"J Klln.-Mn. William W. Barrett, 122 ,1 O.ldey. KIn. V'r ,1 ,o!J S.D.-Mrs. On..n Lee, '" E. Mun St:.t. VUlIlIlhoo , S . D. Jl7icbil., A",.,-Mn. Lto K. Crumpacker. 318 N. yinecrest, Wichita, Kan. KAPPA PROVINCE ViC',·P,,,iJ,,,/-TbcltI. Gibson, Graham (Mrs. Thomas E.). )324 W. 18th St .• OkJahom. City. Okl •. Oj/",-Mn. H. E. lGrby, II) K. St., N W:.t ArdmQIe, Okl •. AMJli. , J rx.-Mn. G. K. Meriweather, NUKH :)ot., Austin, Tex. &tID" Ro.,,) Lr.-Mn. Kenneth Kah., Port Allen. La. eBfltus Station)

e.rlllJ Christl, Trx.-MII. Turner, }746 N. Suet Corpus Christi. Ta DJJ.$. Ttll'.-Ma. M. L. Daltoo, }1}1 Southwestern DaU.s. '. Ta P",tt1#.ilI#. A,j.-Mrs. E. B. Bedwcll, 646 w.n. Fayetteville. Ark. Fl. S",illl, A,".-Mrs. W. H H.lc, 203' S. L. St., Pt. Smith, Arlc. HDIUID". T#lI',-Mu. T. C. E ns 806 Azalca, Houston, Tex. ulll, A, -Mn. Perey R. Renfrow, 120 Colonia.! Court, LiHle Rock. Aile O ll" .-M". Lowell Turner, )()l E. Osa&e. McAlester, Old •. Ma/l.,tt, OjJ..-Mt •. Preston W. Jones, 1112 W. Oltmullce An .• Musleolee, Olela. N#III Or/t•• sl Lt.-Mn Frederick 1-1. Foll', 1437 Calhoun St., New Orlcans, L•. N.,,,,,,,,, O"u.-Mrs. Paul Carpenter, ,03 Shawnee St. , Norman. Okla. O I"iI • .,,, ei':J1 O"I".-J(atbenne Gibsoo, 1717 N. Blackwelder, Olel.hom. City. Okl •. 01.",.',-", Oll".-Mrs. L. E. McCauley, 1}3' E. 8th, OltmulJeC:, Olda. Ci'l, O'u".-Mn. Verne V.n Winkle. 706 S. 'th St ., Ponca City, Okla RifJ G,,,nll# V.JJ_,y-Mri. Tom Steyeluon. Jr., Brownsville. Tex. S i",Disl,ia, T#lI'.-(Nita Hill Stuk)-Mis. Wm. G. Smile), Jr.,.2,,6 Pecos Blvd , Be.umont, Tex 5". A,,/nit, Tu.-Luanne Spence, "18 ThcJ.ma Dr., San Antonio, a. Sb".".". Geo. WilIiamJOn, I'l3 Stephens. Shreycport, La. • tliJI",,,I,,, Oj/".-Mn, PraDCil A. Escue, lt9 W. Seventh, Stillw.ter. Old •. ·T'lI'",Je"n" , A, ·T,lI'.-Mrs. Lee Kizer, 112" Hickory. Texark.n •• Ark T,d/" , O.u".-Helen GiBert. 1707 E. 13th Tuls!.t Okla. T,l". Tu.-Mujorie Barr, ,06 Lindsey we, I yler, lex P"III. r'lI'.-Mn. James Cullum, UI2 Hares. Wichita Falu. Tel:. LAM BDA PROVINCB Vk, P,.uiJ,,'I-u,u isc Wheelock Dobler (Mrl. Clue R.), },23 Feder.1 Ave., E.crett, Wash. BiJli"'$. MU/.-Mn. L. B. HuHon , 60, N !2nd St .• Dillin», Mont. BfJill, IJd(}-MfI. Billie Louise Murphy. 1318 E. Bannock St., Boise, Id.ho (PICS.). BfJ%'"..", MD,,'.-Mn. W. H Cuto, Box "13. Bozem.n Mont. B,dll·A".ro"tI_Mn Alex Zbitnoffl 2038 Utah, Butte. Mont. CIIi,.'21 AI,,,., C -Mn. Mur iel SlOchir, Suite C .• Conaught Apts ., Calg.". , Alt., C.n. C.,. •• lJu. O".-Mrs. Herbert Sinnlld, 1}7 N. 27th St., Co".Ui•. Ore. (Pm ), UtIt."ID., Air".• C"".-Eliz.bctb M. B.rtman, Ch.rles Camsell Hospital. Edmonton, Alu., C.n. E."",. O".-MII. J. T. Shipm.n, Jr •• 13831h L.wrence St .• Eugcne, OIC. f."##j IVlllb .-Mildred Bluemke Wolfe. 2209 Vil&inia r Eveldt WISh. OJ,"'PI. Wlllb,-Mn. D. E. Down.rd, 1612 E. "'th .• 0 ympi. Wash. PD,IJ",,'1. O,...-MII. R. E. Sincl.it, 2320 N.E Gile Terrace. Portland. Ore. P.J/m"" Wlllb,-Mn. Robert Neill. Jr. 1208 Maiden Lane Pullman. Wash. 5"1,,,,, a".-(Naney Black W.ll .ee)-S.rb.ra Pierce. 797 N. Wintel St., Sa lem , Ore. 5,."'" Wlllb.-Mrs S. M Mucklestone, !31l E. Laurelhullt Dr., ScIHie. Wash. S,d."" Flllh.-Mn. G. R Cole, Green.cres W.sh. lP'lIIb.-(Jncz Smith Soulel-Helen darke, W.lleer Apts., "0,·6th An .• Ta com., Wash. VllluD".n. B.C ., CIIn...,'..--Ruby White, "'SO Belmon t Ave V.ncouyer. B.C., C.nada W,nllub" WlIJ'b. -Mn, M.lcom Kern., 1022 Lindy Wen.t chee , Wash Ydi".", W"lb.-(Fannie Whitenack Libbey)-Mrs. kconetb Kuehn, 209 S. 28th Ave , Ylk.iml, Wash MU PROVINCE Yiu·P,.lIjJ,nI-Loui,e Renscr Kemp (Mn. John P.le) , 619 BlaCKer St .• EI P.so, TelC. &,"-1", C"lif.-Mn. G. W. H.II, 1046 Yentura Ave., A.lb.ny, Calif. EI Pu., TIlI',-Mn. Hugh W. Benson. 1200 Moit. EI P.so, Tex. F"s"fJ, etdit,-Mn. Prank E. Buter, 19}4 F.rri., PlesnO, Calif . GI,,,",,I,. C"Iif.-Ruth M. Mark , llil In-iol. Glendale, Calif. H fJ.61./a, T H .-Junoe P. Schneider, 2124 Kalo. W.y, Honolulu, T.H. lAw, /h" ti, GUff..-Mrs. Arthur B. Cockrum, 229 Atlantic , Lon. Be.ch Cal if. fAl A"l.d'I, ell/it.-Mrs Robert W. Plttack. 613 to. Palmos, Lo. Anleies 2', Calif. M",;" CUffJl. C,,/it.-Mn. A. Brown, 262 Linden Lane, SID R.fael, C.lif N#w M,lI'ico, A/M".". C/.I-Mn M.rtha Dunn, "20 S. Y.le, Albuquerque. N M P"I. AIID, C"lif.-Mrs. Preston NiblCT, "'30 Oberlin, Palo Alt o, Calif. F,tII"I,,,,,, C.Jif,-Mn Spelman Downerr Bonita Ave., PH.dena, Calif. Ph.,,,ix Am.-Jean Pilter, H) W. P. m laM. Phouix, Ariz. R.",., ]:JII.-Mrs Robert Ga.rdnC:r", 269 Wonder St., Reno. Ne... S,,«_,nlfJ. C.Wf;i ,-Mn. FranK B.rton, 2241 Stacia W." Sacramcoto. Calif 5"" Di",tl, e"li .-Mn. Hamilton K Pyles, 2727 Columbia St S.n Diego Calif 5"" P"'""IIJ. ,,11'1, CllJi/.-Mn. C F'" Norris , 11"'88 Hunno, North Holl ywood. C.l if. 5"" F,,,,,ciI(D I C"m.-Mn. Howard H. Jones. 26n·"'6th AV'C..J, Prancisco , Calif. 5". '.$1, C"ltt .-M". S. S. McKee. "" N 7th St.) San Jose, uhf. 5". 'M"ltfJ CD.,,11, e"Jit.-Mn. Glenn H. Stem. 48 W. S.nta Incz, San Mateo, C.lif. 5""1,, 8.l.w".Y,ffJ.,II , C,,/it.-Mn. Joseph McP.rland, 1137 Arbol.do Rd , S.nta B.rb.ra , C.l if. 5"",,, M• .if"''''''... fJJ, CiJi!.-Mrs. L. T Bou me 106'1 Somm. W.y , Los An&eles 2", Cal if. 5_111 CHI{ Cld (LA, &"04 , N,wp on S H. Fr.nKlin. P O Dol: 671 , B.lbo. hl and, C.Ii( T.n.", An1' -Mn P K. Canon. 84, E Pourth St , ucson , ArIZ

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Aoow (from old files) • price 10 c h aptets for complctina a.rcbi",es. SOt!; Special. temporary life sub · scription fo alumnJe. , 7.}() Blano:

Ack now!c:d&io, letter o( recommendation. IS. for 2, Affiliat ion aDd Transfer InlrodlK'tion Transrer Tunsfer

Affil iation Annual Report , due Ma r Broken Pled,e Chaperon : White card to be aent out in fall to chairman

Blank fOI Data 00 Chapero n Applicat ion Bl a nk (or Chaperon

"The Relatico. Between • Chapter and Its Chlpcron"

Unifonn Duties of Ch a pter House Chaperon

Initiation Dues BI.nb (GTr forms) , 50. Chapter Officer liltS Corllent to Pledae Blanks

Cont enu of Ardii"'n list

Credmtiab to Con"'entioD

Oismisaal and Reinstatement Blanks

Automatic Probation Automatic Oismiasal

DiADistal

Expubion

Honorable Dismiual

ReinstatemCl1t

Emboued Initiation Certi6ca te (Jolt oocs ' 0" each)

Praturuty Stud, aDd Enmin.tion Blanks, #10S, #2OS , Initiation#)0'Cc-rtifiata

Lilt of ch.pter members at the be, iMi na It rac.b krm (Acti"c Luts) Lnt 01 chapter membeR DOt tdurD illl to col k_ It be,Ionin, of each term (V.P liltS) Officer Bill Pomu Recommend.cion Blanks U 4 lor 2, Scholarship Blanb, #1, #2. A B and Rina Oka,. Porm Applications for Mtmbership in Alumnlc Club

Boolr: of Initi.tcs' Sip.tures (formerl,. calJed 8cund Con · stitution) " ,00 eacb. orckrina chaptcN mUlt hue perminioo (rom PtO't'ince President or Vi.itin, Officer.)

Bookplates, $ 1.".pU 100 Book of Sicn.tuta. '} OO each CaDdi e l...icbtln, CeftmooJ Ca rds-for orduinl l up plies from Ctot ral Office:. II each Cuds Data on Recent Graduates. II each Chaptu Pile Cud. 3 x S inches in lots of not leIS than 100; white. salmon and blue ). 3S per 100 Chapter P i le InSltUctioa Booklet 1', Chapler M a nllAl j l)f. e.ch. ' 1.)0 pcr ChapUt Officttt Manuals : Pmident (loose-leaf leather notebook) SUpcn'iaof (lOOK' leaf leather notebook) Vice·President. Correspoodin..c Sectdl lJ'. Record in& Sec· mary. Treuurtt HistonaD, Rush Captain. P ledle Sponsor. Censor. Delegate. Ml,uine Chainna n , Pro· ,rim Chairman. Chapter H ouse Plannin, .!t Bu ildin., 2'. each Chapler Calendar Chapter Preaidmu ' Rcfercoce Binder Chap ttr Rccordina Book. (Por minut" of mmi ll$s) Consti t utIon • .30 Cook Books, (If purcbast'd in dozen loti. eac h) O ilmilla l Binder, S3 ,0 P i nancial Slatement to Parents of Pled,n Poundel1' Oa, Play with records by Htlen Hartley Ca li fornia r H islo rical Play I. C SorosiJ. )Of History of Pi ikia Phi. Bound Issue ' 3.00 H ou se Ruin for ChapteR " H o w to Order JewelrJ." 25. Initiatio.n Ut! each. ' 1.'0 per d oun Inllructl(NU CO "'!tl llni officers Lettell to Parents of Pledget. Manual (or AlumnR" Club Ma,u ine Chairmen 2'" Manual of Instructions for COntnbubons to tJ..e A uo , ,,, Manual on PrO'l'ina Coa(ue:nces Manual of Social US'JC'", " M , St-ven Gifts to PI Pbi." , eacb. }()t! per dozen Man uall (or StaMln, Committffs Official Ano chaptrt letter stationery. 1St! 2, shms Official Corrnpondence Stationeq Order fo rms (or official badges and JEWelry. ,Ot! Oudioe for By·Laws of Acti"'e Chaptm Panhellenic Manual of Information Pallero lor model init iation go,..n SO, Pi Beta Phi Sweethc:ut SOng. by Muc:dith Wilbon. 3', Pi Beea Phi Symp hony. 30. P1tdae Book-,Of. This book. includes questions .od answ en for pled,e cxaminatioos. A copy is furnished to nch pled,e ,..ittiout charge. The )0. pria is a rqllace· ment I?r icc for s.le to members

PltdAe RItual, 20t per dozen

Pled.in, Ceremony, 10f each. $1.00 per dozen PoliCin and Staadm. Rules applyin, to actiyt: chapten Receipt. (or Pro",ince Vice·Presidents, and PrO't'ince Pmi ·

Rccord o( MemMrsb ip Book. full !catMr ' 10.00. (Before ordenn,. cbaptefl must ha1'C: permissioo from Pr01' ince Prnident or Visitina Ollicer.)

Ribboo : Present supply limited. Wrile for information and pClcn Ritual, 20" per dOlen RohH for Initiation. $4.}() Roll call of Chapttta (One ia included ,..ith each Pledle Book ordered)

Senior Pafe"'lrdl Ccrcmooy, 1St! Social Exchanac: Bulletins Study Aids 't each

( Not all IUpplte:s baDdltd in the Central Office an: li_ed Write for furtbH iDfoan atioa If JOIl wish IUpplics not liJttd ) 247

Official Price List of Pi Beta Phi Badges

All orders a ccomp anied by check o r money order mu st be scnt t o Gbd r s H Scivally, D irecto r o f Pi Ikta Phi untral Office , 410 Standard Bldg , Decatur. Illinoi s. When o rder ing badges plc:l$c give name of your Chapt er .lad date of init i ation. M ak e checks pay a b l e to Pi Beta Ph i Cent ral Office

CANAD I AN CHAPTERS scnd orders to P i Bd Phi C e ntr a l Office fo r .n okay. The order is thm returned to Canadian chapter. Accompany in g c h eck and order is th en forwarded to Birks &: Co.• by chap t er. Send to nearest B i rk s' store --offici.l Pl.ia Badee

8 --<: 10 et jewt n.d PO;IIU (Add " ." t o th u price. f o r offi ci a' b d , .) :::::

2 pearls and 1 diamond I ruby. sapphire

1 emer.a l d

1 diamond

J diamonds

2 pearls, I sapphire or ruby

Engraved point

C--erown ",I , e elled .MIt ( Add S 3." eo th

Alterna te pearl and ruby or sapphire.........

Alternate diamond and emer.ald

Alt ernate sapphire or ruby and diamond

Diamo n ds

5 pearls. 2

IAdd

Stones may be set diag o nllly i f desi red

2 pearls and 1 diam o nd

1 pearl ' _

2 pea rls __

I emerald and 2 diamon ds ,

t diamond ,.,

2 diamonds , ,',

3 diamonds " , ,

4 sapph ir es o r rubi es , , ,

B- R.C'Ollniti " pin. pl.in R ecogni t ion p in wi t h 1 pearl additional I d i amo n d additional ,

1 sapp h i re or 1 ruby additiona l ., , 1 emera l d addi tiona l

Coat-of-arms with chain. small solid

rroae Of' Mothen Pia

Large ,::::::::::::::::

No velties are available ia PJ 8d:a Ph i jewelry, T o secure prices illustrations and descriptions wr i te to L G. Balfour &:: Co., Attleboro. Mass • for " Balfou r's Blue Book," Crown sm ings art an hand made. Badges su pplied in natural yellow gold onl.,. and the usc o f white gold or platinum is pro h ibited eJ:ttp tinl for sdtings. K in dly add 20% Federal tax on all U.S.A. orders fo r jewelry. Members ordering jewelry lor delivery in states wbere the U S E tas is in operation add this tu also.

L.

G. BALFOUR COMPANY, Attleboro, Mass.

B A L F O U R BLUE BOOK

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ENHANCED BY YOUR FRATERNITY CREST

The new 1948 edilion of the Balfour Blue Book brings to you a oeIeetion of Ibe fin",,1 and newest fraternity jewelry--<:le.igned for fine gifl8 and (or personal acce8sories.

Your creat on a Balfour lifetime ring or on • beautiful gift ill a cJisnified Ipnbol o( your (raternity uaoclation. Diaplay lueb • gift proudly knowing that ouly the (raternity man and woman may enjoy the prestige of created Jewelry.

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GIFTS FEATURED IN THE 1948 BLUE BOOK

Chri.trruu Suggestio,..

Rinc.---in .ilvu or cold; Penon .ignet or onyx .Iyle Charm Braceleb Expan.ion Bracelera Earrin«.

Billfold. in Fine Leathen Gay Lapel Pino Compuct.a

Cigareue Lighten

Cigarette ea..c. Key Cham. Knive. Cuff Link.

Special Gift.

Chapter Officer', Rine or Key Wood Gavel in Leather Calle

Genuine AW,.tor Billfold or Key c....e Weddins GiCtI in Silver Baby GiCtI in Sterling

Mail posl card reque.l/or your free copy·

B A . ... F O IJ B C OMPL E T E S ERV. CE

Balfour Store. are located in educational eenten tbrouchoul tbe country for your prompt lervice. Your b.d«e price lilt sent on requNt.

Balfour repre.enta.ivefl call recularly on

each chapter to .e"e you pereonan,. and make complete dilpla,.. of fraternity jew. elry. The Balfour (actoriee have been 0.. panded to double capacity for .ervin« the Craternit,. men and wom n of America.