The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Fall-1976

THE ARROW o

PI BETA PHI

FALL 1976

Follow.Up Info

Thank~ to .111 of rOll.

I read sornewht"re in Tht: ARRO\\ ' tiM! pill \\!;f!..: Int('((:sttJ in (oll ow-up stories o n people: \\ho b,ld :lppca red in [he news in Th" ARRo\,\r before:.

Kay Bailey has oecn in Ihe n(:ws reccruly by bein].: IHlmirl:lttd as a nt'w mt:mber of the National Trans-

Uarbara Riedel Kansas Bet:! ..... llarbJra has btt:n ARRQ\V co rrespondent for her dupler, and ,,-e appreciale her efforts and [hose of all dupter correspondenes.

portation Safety Hoard . The U.S. Senat!: wnfirrnc:d hc:r nomination J une 25, 1976, by a ,"oict \0[(:. She

will Sl:nl' as ,i«: chairman of the Board.

Jeanne Ama cker Prcsidelll H ouston Alumn:c Club -+ Th<.- story about K ay Bailey .Ippc.ncd in the Sprin~,

197,), Issue of The ARRO\\ ' Ka y 11.l5 sc:ned twO tcrms in 111<: Texa~ SIJtt: Lt'~i5Inturc:

Wants Pi Phi Correspondents Could }'Oll PI!{ in The ARRO W asking jf there is ,my Pi Phi who has ,M ultiple Sclerosis? I do, and jf there is anyone else throu,ghout the United States, etc., who also has it , I would like very much to correspond \\ itlt llt: r.

M y C:1~t' \\;1" diaplOst'd in ~ I ar(h.

Karen A , Trowdl South Ca rolina Alpha 401 O'Neal A venue Fairfax. S.C 29R27

We 're Crushed!

Please remove my name from The ARROW sub· £crip[ion list, as I shall soon be moving to smaller quarters and must cut down on goods and chanels, This beautifu l and expensi"e publication I have lo\ed and enjoyed for 60 years, which is [00 lon~ for the fee I paid!

With best wishes, Genevieve M, Fol,L:N I owa Alpha Black ,M ountain. N.C.

We're Grateful I wane to sal' thanks to you all for tht: I.J1IldJ/j( Job rou do In ,/-:etlln,l! The ARRO\\' published II alwJ}~ looks }!oo.)(.\ and shows the' effort that rOU'\t: put in!() II. It is one of the }!reatest conne({in,/-: links that "'t' h.I\l:' in (lur o r,L:.lOiul ion Jnd il does II') Job \\tl l.

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Responds To Letter As lInmediate past pres ident of Ihe La Jolla Alunma:- Club, I ft:el compelled to write 101' alum clubs, and in response [Q K ilty Morris' leiter which appeared in the Spring 1976 issue of The ARRO\'(/.

In my opinion, the purpose of an alumnor club is to further P i Ph i friendships, to continue and to strengthen the warm bond between sisters that is born in the act ive chapter, and hopefully nourished through. out life. It is this spirit of friendship that the A dele Taylor Alfo rd (La ) olla) Club seeks to promote.

Secondly, to be relevant, an alum club"s program must nece~sarily reflect Ihe needs :.LillI wi~bl:s uf it!> membership . Naturally nOI every event will appeal to c\'C'fy person, but a balanced program should h:1\e Jt least one thin,L: of interest to everyone .

To implement these goals of friendship and meet in,L; the' needs of the membership, the Exec utive Board plans for the year ahead in J une by determinin,l-:" the interests and desires of the members . An y and all ideas are welcome and indeed encoura~ed . For the past st:\e ral years meelings ha\e been held both in the daytime and in the e\ening to accommodate Pi PhiS working in or out of the home or both.

I sincerei}' hope that Ki lly and her Pi Phi friends will come and participate in the planning of future programs, or at least pass on their su,[:gestions to the alum club, so that it will appeal 10 them.

If those \\ ho seek new directions will pitch in and help, the chan}!es will be sooner realized. . Another aspect of alumna' anivit)" that must be of prime concern to all P i Phi s is participat ion on alumnor ae" isory committees and house corporations, These ,l-!roups need and rc:quire interested and respon sible alums to assist the chapte rs from rush to house additions.

If aUf alum "drop.outs" found their active chapter (:xperiencc worthwhile, perhaps they arc n:ady no'" 10 assist younJ.:er Pi Phis in their search for the \"alu(of the bonds of \X' ine and Siher Blue.

The bond of fri(-ndship that unites all Pi Phi s transcends :l,/-:C. careers. and (-conomie hctors Let u~ !>Ifl\l:' 10 keep Lt stron}!.

PJt Kill,/-: Sell Vircinia Gamm.1 LI JOIl.I , CJhf

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Arrow OF PI BETA PHI FALL,1976

VOLUME 93

NUMBER 1

PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE P(ulllli t tl

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FOUNDEKS OF THE FRATERN ITY Rosa Moo re ( 1848-1924) ennie Nicol, M .D . (I8H · 1881) nn Smith Sou le ( l s ·M·IC)4 1) FInn ic Thnmson (1848-1868 ) Jenn ie- Horne Turnbull (18-l6·191!)

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Emma 810.... nll:e Ki l, orc 0848-1 92"1 MUSHCI Campbell (l8-l6· 19}6) LibblC' Brook Gl dd is (IS,O·19H) Ada Brutn Grier (18·18 · 192.1) (l lU Brownl ee Hu tchin$On ( IS }O-19}1) Fin ny Whilcnuk Libbey (1 848 - 19 H)

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Contents

Staff ARROW Editor

Maril yn Simpson Ford (Mrs. William W. Jr.), 268 Underwood Dr., N.W., Atlanta, Ga . 30328

Alumn., Club Letters Editor

Dcar Ednor OffThc ARROW H ook ;\atJ onal Awards

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From Pi Phi Pens(Book Reviews)

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Lindsey Farnham Sie~(r i c:d (Mrs. J. P .).

726 M yrtle Ave., Terrace Pa rk , Ohi o

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Thrce AppOintments Ftllr-.:ational Ranks

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Our Foundcrs. Pan Threc

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Short StortcS of SagacIous Sistcrs

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Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs. Robert), 2021 Belmont Rd., N .W ., W ilshington, D ,C 20009

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Eleanor Bushnell Leh ner (Mrs . George F. ) .), 1005 Riverhills Dr., Temple Terrace, Fla. 3}6 17

Arrow File and In Memoriam Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Caron-

delet, Suite H3, St. Louis, Mo. 6310' COVER' Three of Purdue UOLvcrsity's VarSIty Cheerleaders for the 19n·76 season

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Fr.aternlH DurClon-Colorrd Insen Seuton

were members of Indiana Delta . They arc, Idt to right. Cindy Freyn. Rita Cram.

Annlc Bahr Wells

ClTH I 1\1.110'" is pr inted Fall. Winter, Sprin, and Summer by Pi Beta Phi Futtrnity at the prus of G eorac Banta Company, Inc., CuttlS R« d Piau, Mcnash~. WII. C1.Stnd chanle 0' Iddrus nOlrce and corrtlPOndcncc I'If 11 bUSiness naNrc 10 Pi Bell Phi Ccntnl Office, 7730 Carondelet. Suite lB. St. Ln\lls. Mo. 6nO).

CI.Corrcspondt nCf of an f dnorill naturf is to tx ,ddruud to tht t ditor. Mrs. W. W. Ford. Jr . . 261 Undtr· wood Dr .• NW. Alhnl,. Ga. 30}28 .

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HELP' HELP' HELP' We had hoped to use a brand new. handsome logo on the cover of this. the first of the new fall issues, and the first issue of Volume 93. but, alas .. twas not to be. We had no pictures or designs that could be used. And so we need help. We need good vertical pictures -campus scenes, landscapes. chapter activities-the subject is not as important as the fact that the picture must be taller than it is wide- black and white , of course. We would be interested also in some all-over designs. So-artists. photographers-wherever you are. how about coming to the aid of your desperate editor. Otherwise. we'll have [0 continue using the same cover we've been using for the past six years. and. frankly , we'te tired of it.

The cute angel on the front page of the Fraternity Directory was done for us by Susan Respess , Florida Beta. She's done a number of angels, in various activities, for us. and we' ll be using them from time to time.

Speaking of the Fraternity Directory. we are trying something new this year. The Directory. in color, is designed so that it may be removed from the center of the magazine in its emirety. and kept for future, quick reference. This will be the only complete directory until next fall's issue, so be sure to keep it handy . This is one economy measure we are trying, and unless a multitude of anguished cries are raised against the experiment, we shall continue the policy from now on .

Note-we did say multitude!

It is time. once again , for our almost annual reminder to chapters that we do nm accept link sister or~anizations as an activity for publication . This isn't JUSt an obstinate stand on our part .

Fraternity auxiliaries (little sister groups) are not recognized by National Panhellenic Conference. and until such time as they are, The ARROW will not recognize them either.

We were saddened to /earn of the death of Imogen Cunningham, at 93, in San Francisco, on June 24. This delightful Washington Alpha Pi Phi was known all over the world for her photography . For 25 years her family and friends have celebrated her birthday with panies in Golden Gate Park or in someone's yard. Thus it was fitting that , instead of a funeral. a celebration was held in her memory on July 17 in Golden Gate Park . Friends and fans were asked to take food , drink, musical instruments, Frisbees, games, and cameras, of course. Imogen would have liked that!

It's true-where there's always uniformity of opinion. you'll find that part of the crowd isn't thinking. marilynsford

As The ARRow went to press. word was received of the untimely death . on August 29, of Vernah Stewan Gardner, Grand Treasurer. Mrs. Gardner. whose home was in Athens.

Ohio, was recently appointed to the ucasurer's post after serving four years as Grand Recording Secretary . She will be missed by her many Pi Phi friends. and deepest sympathies are extended to her family .

1975 1976 May L. Keller Award-Ohio Zeta; Honorable

Dorothy Weaver Morgan Award-Orpha Coenen Fraternity Education Award-Pennsylvania Beta Elizabeth Summerhill Koza Award-Texas

Mention : Texas Gamma, Tennessee Delta,

California Eta Grand Council Scholarship Incentive Award-

Missouri Gamma WeStchester Club Award-Alabama Gamma ; Honorable Mention, Washington Gamma Dr. Hazel Rutherford McCuaig Award-Massachusetts Alpha; Honorable Mention, Missouri Gamma National Scholarship Plaque-Illinois Epsilon Adda Prentice Williams Award-Ohio Beta, Jody Patterson Lucille Douglass Carson Award-Illinois BetaDelta Helen Anderson Lewis Award-Arkansas Alpha McCuaig Canadian Award-Albena Alpha D.C. Alpha Award for Panhellenic Panicipation-Kentucky Beta Idea Bank Award-Texas Epsilon Lillian Beck Holton Award-Illinois Iota. Ann Binkley Vera Moss Bowl-Kentucky Beta Alice Weber Johnson Award-Texas Gamma D.C. Alpha Award to AAC-Indiana Zeta

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Harrier W. Evans Award-Oklahoma Alpha Frances Rosser Brown Silver Pitcher-Ohio Zera Centennial Award-Nebraska Beta; Honorable Mention, Virginia Epsilon, Ohio Zeta Nita Hill Stark Vase-California Gamma Historian's Vase-Alabama Gamma; Honorable Mention , Michigan Alpha, Oklahoma Beta , Arkansas Beta, Illinois Eta, Ohio Zeta Olivia Smith Moore Silver Slipper AwardCalifornia Eta Chapter Service Award-Leigh Schoenvogel, Texas Alpha Amy Burnham Onken Award-Susan Smith, Colorado Gamma Directors' Award-Kansas Beta Philadelphia Bowl-Texas Gamma Stoolman Vase- Florida Beta Balfour Cup-Oklahoma Beta

Complaints have been keeping the postman busy in SI. Louis at Central Office, in Ponland, Ore ., where Grand President Liz Orr lives, and in Atlanta, Ga., where your editor lives . These complaints all concern the tardiness of the summer issue of The ARRow , or the fact that many of our Canadian Pi Phis haven't received The ARROW for over a year.

The summer issue left the George Banta Company, our printers in Menasha, Wis., on July 7 (U.S. copies) and 8 (Canadian copies). Individual copies, sent by second class mail , should have been received within twO weeks time . or cady in the week of July 19. If this

was not the case, we apologize, but respectfully suggeSt that complaints should be directed toward the poSt office department. We complained-loud and clear-and requeSted an inquiry inveStigation when our own personal copy didn't arrive untilJuly 31!

Barring any unseen circumStances , this fall issue of The ARROW is scheduled for mailing on September 24, 1976. If you receive it after the second full week in October, please register your complaint-with your congressmen. and the pOSt office deparuncm . And

drop me a card with the date it was received.

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Leadership, Service Winners Selected Th. twO highest individual annual awards, th. Amy Burnham Onken Award and th.

Chap"r S.rvice Award, have b"n won this year by Susan Smith, Colorado Gamma, and Leigh Schowvogel, Texas Alpha, respectivel y.

Grand Council. by its unanimous VO[~. determines (he winners of these national awards. with the sdection being made from province

award winners . The ABO citation honors outstanding leadership, while Fraternity service is th. p"dominating qualification for th. Chapu~: r Service A ward .

Susan Smith

SUlan Smith , Colorado Gamma

A physical science major in pre-med , Susan has been outstanding since her days as a

pledge. She served as vice president of h.r pledge class, and, following initiation, held many chapter offices, including president . She wo:ts the freshman representative on Executive

Council, and following her stint as chapter president. she was the senior rep to Council.

She was a delegate to rhe Miami Convention Susan was recognized across the Colorado State University campus for her exceptional grade point average. She was vice president of

Alpha Lambda Delta, a member of Spurs, recognized with an invitation to membership in Hesperia . junior women's honorary, and. for her senior year, tapped as treasurer of Mor· tar Board . Senior activities included a continuo

ing m.mbership in the Pre-med Club, serving on its executive council; treasurer of the Student Health Organization. and an instructor for the Behavior Modification Practicum . She is the recipient of the National Boettcher

Foundation Scholarship for Scholastic Excellence from 1972 until graduation last spring.

She also received a Californ ia Alpha Scholarship in 1975.

Leigh Scho.nvogel . Texal Alpha

A iener of recommendation, written by Teri

Leigh has been active in all areas of fraternity programming, and "she seems always to

Leigh Schoenvogel

Jones, chapter president, notes , " If Susan sounds like Super Woman-Super Pi Phi , sh. is' . .. Sh. truly stands for the very best in college life , setting an example of loyalty to our institution, worthy scholarship, high social

herself through her efforts to unify the group.

standards. and irreproachable personal con·

to broaden {heir horizons , and through her

find time for something else above and beyond her designated duties ... She has risen above the normal expectations and so distinguished

duct . "

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Oklahoma Beta Is Balfour Chapter After tieing for the Directors' Award as the fourth best chapter in 1973, winning the Philadelphia Bowl as third best chapter in 1974, and not placing in 1975, Oklahoma Beta forged ahead in 1976 and was named the outstanding Pi Beta Phi chapter for the year, thus earning the Balfour Cup. Charlene Sullivan, Omicron Province President, is justly proud of her award-winning chapter, as she says, "Anyone entering the chapter house is captivated by the warm spiQt

"Ok lahoma Beta strives to develop leaders, not onl y for college days but who will represent Pi Beta Phi as citizens of the world .

These girls are dedicated to the highest ideals of our Fraternity, and are deserving of this high and distinguished award."

Oklahoma Betas are active in every area of college life from Christian Greek Fellowship , vars it y tennis team, all kinds of Queens, Angel Flight, and Porn Po n Girls to Mortar Board and the All Sports Trophy. The chapter

of friendliness, cooperation. and consideration

provides devotional firesides, community serv-

exhibited by these girls."

Administrators and civic leaders alike look to the Pi Phis for leadership in all areas of living and working in the Oklahoma State

ice, and weeks of honoring house directors, AAC, and alums. They have won the trophy for having the highest grades on campus.

After being notified that Oklahoma Beta had won the Cup, Leah Schedler, AAC chairman , wrote, " I am extremely proud of Oklahoma Betas and the many loyal, dedicated , talented, and sharp girls in the chapter. It is truly a challenge and privilege for me to be associated with them It is my hope thal the

University community. The: chapter is responsible for many of the innovations on campus, including being designers of the Greek Bicen-

tennial Project. " These girls always seem to find time to put Pi Phi first ," said Mrs. Sullivan. "They spend much time setting goals and seeking new ways to improve and stimulate continued exce llence in all of the endeavors which 110 gi rls ca n find themselves.

chapter continues to strive to maintain the

high ideals and standards of the Fraternity and will achieve their full potential in all areas of endeavo r. "

Elizabeth Black Lenderman (Editor's Note: This tribute to Betty Lenderman WflJ written following word of her tragic death in an automobile accident last May 26.

Pn'or to her appointment to the post of national Director of House Corporations last March, Mrs, Lenderman served as Gamma Province President,)

who would enhance me as an individual as well as a Pi Phi , Mr., Lenderman was always willing to give and she became to me a person after

whom to pattern my life , Her life spelled CHALLENGE and it became contagious the more you worked with her.

o one will ever replace someone who meant so much to so many people. but 1 won·

" If you don't do it now when would be a

der if we cou ld try to pick up part of the challenge Mrs , Lenderman left to us and further the aims and goals of our Fraternity , I think it is something she would have done and what she would have wanted us to do, For, after all, IF WE DON'T DO IT NOW WHE WOULD BE A BETTER TIME? MARGARET A , RANDOLPH

bcttcr time?" Written on a rock given to me: when I became president of my chapter, these

words bear special significance to me now .

Elizabeth Black Lenderman , my province president, lived by these words , She was an in-

spiration to everyone with whom she came in contact.

We first met In Hot Springs at our Con·

Maryland Beta

vention in 1973, I knew from my week 's experience that I would be working with a person 7

renoro;; . the ranks of Pi Beta Phi national officers are once again complete .

,h "dren- Celia Ann Saterbak. Alabama AI· pha. who lives in Houston. and Jack. Jr .. a Ph, Gamma Delta at Auburn. III Atlanta . The fou r young granddaughters are Annette's

Annette MiUs

pride and joy. and one of her pleasures is sewing heirloom dresses for them .

With the recem appointment of one new member of Grand Co uncil and tWO new d,·

Following the lateral transfer of Vernah

An addirional pleasu re is attending Pi Phi

Gardner from Grand Recording Secretary to

Conventions. and A nnene has attended twelve

Grand Treasurer. Annette Mitchell Mills. Bir· mingham . Ala . . was appointed to rhe office of Grand Recording Secrerary.

Annette is an Alabama Alpha alumna. and

rhu s far. She has many memories of these oc· cas,ons. including such delights as "having broakeasr wirh Founder Fannie Whirenack Libbey ar m y first Convention in Asheville.

N.C.. III 1938 .. Miss Amy's reriremem afrer

has been anive in Pi Phi circles si nce her grad·

31 yea rs as Grand President in HoustOn in 1952

a mammorh picnic·on . rhe·beach

Cooky-Shine for the entire Convention in Swampscott in 195 8 ... and attending twO

Conventions with my daughter."

Esrie Douglass Following rhe tragic dearh in an automobile accident of Betty Lenderman. shortly afrer her appoimmenr as Director of Chaprer llouse Corporarions. Esther Barragar Douglass.

Boulder. Colo .. was appo inted to fill rhe va·

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uation . She has been rhrough the Birmingham club offices more rhan once. and has b«n president three times. She served on Alabama Alpha' s AAC and House Co rporation. 'helped

colonize Alabama Beta and served on its twO alumnae comminees. Province offices include Kappa Province President for six years and state membership chairman. She's a former national scholarship committee member. At the Miami Convention. she was elected 01renor of Alumnae Advisory Committees. and. last Ma\. was appointed to G rand Council.

Annette and her husband Jack have twO

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eluding prrsidrnt. She srrved on thr Indiana Zeta MC, and, from 1972-76, was Thrta Province President.

As a result of her extensive community

work, shr was srl<ctrd as onr of the Outstanding Young Women of Amrrica in 1973 . Much of that work is a rrsult of her husband Orrn's profession as an opcorneuis(. She is a member

of thr Indiana Optomrtric Association Auxiliary, and was the state kgislativr krywoman for the Indiana Optometric Association, serving

as liaison with the U.S. Congrrss. Shr is involved also with the many activities resulting

from being thr mothrr of twO young ladiesAnn, II , and Brth, 5. .

Somrwhrre in hrr busy lifr, Mary Ann finds timr for bridgr, nerdlepoint, and somr quirt r.. ding, but thry are sandwichrd in with profrssional offier counsding and frrr laner pu blic rrlations work. And now-well, afm hrr family will comr her work with a1umnar advisory committers throughout thr Unitrd Statrs and Canada.

Mary Ann FI.her Ollng.r, Director of Me.

Estle has been Kho Province Prestdent for

Golden Arrow Named Woman of The Year

thr past fivr yrars, and, prior to that, was AAC choirman for Colorado Alpha, and on the chaptrr's housr corporation board for srven yrars. She is currrntly srrving on thr Extrnsion Rrsrarch Committrr for the 1977 Con-

}rwel Patchdl Robbins, Oklahoma Alpha, a Goldrn Arrow mrmbrr of the Pau ls Valley (Okla.) Alumnar Club, was named Bicemrnnial Woman of the Year last spring by thr Businrss and Profrssional Womw's Club of Pauls Vallry .

During hrr lifrtime in the city,}ewd taught Latin, Spanish , and businrss administration in thr local high school, and has bren thr driving forer brhind a bond ismr to purehasr thr library building. Shr is thr lifrtime mrmbrr-atlargr of thr Library Association.

It was largdy through her rEfoltS that thr Mobik County Library breame a reality. In r<cognition of hrr intell<ctual and cultural imrrrsts, she was appointrd by thr govrrnor of Oklahoma to thr Board of Rrgrnts of Oklahoma Collrgrs, on which shr servrd as thr only

venuon.

A member of Minnrsota Alpha, Estir mrt hrr husband Harl, an ATO, at the Univrrsity.

He is a practicing attorney in Bouldrr. Thry havr twO marrird sons,}df, a Sigma Chi, and Kent, an Alpha Ddt. Estir is a drdicatrd golfer and bridge playrr.

Shr plays on thr Boulder Country Club golf team, and is busy rarning points in duplicatr bridgr-"whrnevrr she can find timr away from Pi Phi." An rvrn morr unusual hobby finds her guiding yrariy thratrr tours to New York for a local tra vd agrnt .

Mary Ann Olinger Mary Ann Fishrr Olingrr, Muncir, Ind., has brrn appointed thr new Dir<Ctor of Alumnar Advisory Committ«s, sucerrding Annrttr Mills. An Indiana Brta, shr was graduatrd with honors from Indiana University with a BS in Scirner Education. Shr also has a Mastrrs drgrre from Ball Statr Univrrsiry, and taught junior high scirner in Muncir for thrrr yrars.

An activr membrr of thr Muncir Alumnae Club, Mary Ann has hdd =rral officrs, In-

woman member for a number of years .

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}rwd's lovr of music kd hrr to sponsor a small orchrstra composed of local proplr. Her many voluntrrr activitirs havr krpt hrr busy throughout the yrars, and today, at 80 , shr has anothrr project going. As a mrmbrr of thr Daughtrrs of thr American Rrvolution, shr is hdping catalog aU of thr ermeterirs in her COUnty, a task shr hop<> to complete during this BiC<ntrnniai yrar.

Ediled by ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER (Ed. NOle: Somelimes a book arrives from a publisher-or even from a member-wilhoul offen·ng any indicalion as 10 Ihe aUlhor's maiden name or home address. Wilhoullhese necessary clues we may be unable 10 idenlify her as a Pi Phi and so musl regrelfully omil her book from Ihese pages.)

If you never expect to write a book you may surprise yourself one of these days. Quite a few Pi Phis have produced publications while actually pursuing other objectives. If you have a natural talent and! Of a consuming interest it could happen to you .

Consider the following examples: When Abbie Kendall spent a year in Europe she never dreamed that eighty yem later her daughter, Dorolhy Cleaveland Salisbury, New York Gamma, would gather up the letters she wrote and publish them in a book.

When eight-year-old Megan Jackson exclaimed, "Do you know what love is to me?

It's when I'm swimming in cold water and suddenly hit a warm spot," she didn't know that her mother, jacqueline Dougan jackson,

through S1X or stven countries in fourteen days.

Miss Kendall spent twelve months exploring JUSt four countries: Germany , Switzerland , Italy, and Ausuia . She had time to absorb what she observed and to write long, descriptive letters [0 her foster sister in America. Some of us who have hopped , skipped , and jumped across the continent might well read this book to discover what we missed . Dorothy Cleaveland Salisbury performed a service by preserving these letters. The book was published by Vantage.

In Turn Nol Pale, Beloved Snat! Jacqueline Dougan Jackson endeavors to demonstrate to readers of all ages that the would-be writer should not be intimidated by rules that interfere with his freedom to express what he wants to say. Later on, when the creative burst has subsided, Wisconsin Beta , would turn her remark into a there will be time to Jac'l".lIn. Jackson seven-line poem and qUOte it in a book. organize and polish.

When Gertrude Hecker Winders, Indiana Her book is filled with examples to illustrate Gamma, was studying to become a painter, this theme. Mrs. Jackson leaches at Sangamon sht: nev(c expected to become an authoress.

State University in Springfield, JIIinois, and When Peggy MacGregor Ney , Ohio Delta this book, her tenth, was published by Little, and Michigan Beta, decided to illustrate scme Brown . humorous poems she had composed, it wasn't an accident. But Peggy is a pomait artist, not a It could be said that Geruude Hecker "writer. " Winders srumbled into a writing career while When Ellen Momlon Kennedy , New York trying to become a painter. Writing came so Gamma, wrote some advice for her daughter naturally to her that she never gave it a serious who was about to be married, the result was a thought. After all , her vety first book was useful book . "published" when she was seven years old by When interest in the history of her home her proud father, who happened to be a town led Abby Sargenl Neese, Maine Alpha, printer as well as a writer himself. So what was to gather memories and records, a book was the point of struggling to achieve what had so being born . But professionally she was a early been experienced! dietician and a language teacher.

Bu t narural ability cannot be forever disregarded , and the various jobs Mrs. Winders Abbie Kendall's European Year began in undenook seemed always to lead to writing.

1887 and bore no resemblance to today's Meanwhile, she began telling stories to her frantic package tours which rush the traveler daughter, and evenrually these stories wound 10

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up 10 print. S<veral of her books were published in the Bobbs-Merrill Childhood of Famous Americans Series. One was a biogra-

phy of Harriet Tubman, the ex-slave who led so many other slaves to freedom. Others includedjim Bowie, Boy with {I Hunling Knife; Ethan Allen, Green Mountain Boy; and jim Bn'dger, MOllntain Boy. Science Research Associates and the Irvington Historical Society have also pu blished works of hers.

POrtrait artiSt Peggy MacGregor Ney created Hangups , a book of humorous poems, as a "wdcome respite from our daily frustrations. " She also illuStrated it, of course. Nothing on the jacket or in the book explains where the poems came from , but that is no deterrent to enjoying them. This is juSt the right kind Peggy Hey of a book to place beside the bed in the gueSt room or send to a friend recovering from a not [00

serious operation. The subject matter

would appeal mostly to housewives and mothers. To quote one example: She struck at her forehead with heavenward glance ,

D«laiming . " I'd sooner ~ dead!"

With effon . she managed OM fahering su=p .

Then . collapsing . she slumped o n her Ixd .

A pro(ile of grief. with the cascaded hur Set abl:azt: by the sun in the roo m . . .

She was only fiftetn . . . and that 's just how they hack it.

When offered a dustpan and broom.

mirror where it is otten needed. "Too many

housewives are mental midgets and physical slobs," she says. " Unlike career girls, they stOp growing intellecrually." But she also declares, " Homemaking incorporates buying, selling , investing, bookkeeping, filing, cleaning, washing , ironing , decorating, gardening, landscaping, cooking, mothering, nursing, chauffeeing, and loving." Not necessarily in that order, one might add .

Things My Mother Told Me was published

by Branden Press.

Bicentennial f<ver is teaching us all to realize that our nation's history can never be:

complete community

local history

goes unrecorded.

We are learning to take pride in what we once took for granted . We are learning to thank all those who, like AbbySargentNeese, are tracking down

AbbyN ....

the clues to our own

individual backgrounds before they are inextricably lost.

For ten years Mr>. Neese has been striving to uneanh data and anecdotes perraining to the history of the quiet little village in which she was born- Sargenrville, Maine, nestled on the edge of Eggemoggin Reach berween Blue Hill and Penobscot Bays. A cenrury ago it was a thriving shipbuilding town , but now it is sometimes difficult to discover <ven the names of tl1e original owners of the oldest houses. " Unfortunately ," says Mrs. Reese , "most of

The book was published by Libra.

Ellen Morrison

if

Kennedy-teacher,

the older residents who knew the facts have died ."

Perhaps we might all respond to Mrs. Reese's example and stop to consider what

real

estate agent, taX consultant, and magazine columnist-is a mother who~ advice to her

each of US can contribute to our community'S

daughter deserves passing on to other mothers' daughters. Most of it has to do with various housekeeping and domestic details which few young girls are aware of before they acquire a husbaod. As the author says, it is a book of "homespun philosophy." But she holds up a

history. Who knows how far our efforts might lead? We might even author an unexpected book!

Sargentville, HiJto,;ca/ ReminisceJ was published by Courier-gazene, Inc. , in Rockland, Maine.

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Texas Epsilon Says Thanks To All

by DENISE BARTOSH, Texas Epsilon "Take the love of Pi Phis everywhere, add a group of women seeking a sisterhood, sUr with the special steering of Central Office, and garnish with the guidance of a gifted resident graduate: counselor and gracious alumnae.

Yidd-Pi Beta Phi 's 113th chapter-Texas Epsilon at North Texas State University in Denton . " This recipe is, in fact, only a simple explanation of the time and energy given by so many in making the installation of Texas Epsilon and the initiation of its chaner members a most

sisters . The extra special things we did for each other and had done for us during Loyalty Week preceding our initiation showed how much more meaningful our lives had become through the beauty of such friendships.

The afternoon of January 30, we panicipated in the pledging of fifteen women who became ou.r honored alumnae initiates. That evening the ceremonies began which led us a few steps closer to becoming actives. Local alumnae hosted a Cooky-Shine which has been adopted as the traditional pre-initiation activity of Texas Epsilon.

Bright and early the next morning we became full-fledged members of Pi Beta Phi and it was time for Grand President Elizabeth Turner Orr to install the new chapter. It was at this time that we realized we were Texas Epsilon, and that the chapter would draw its strength from us.

An initiation banquet that evening concluded the festivities. Parents and friends were present at a reception honoring the initiates the following day.

So many individuals did so much to make this weekend special. We sincerely extend ou r thanks to all those who gave of their time to be with us.

memorable experience:.

The date was January 31, 1976, and the excitement, anticipation, and slight anxiety of

those: awaiting initiation ceremonies filled the air. Members of Pi Beta Phi came from many places to plan and activdy panicipate in the

initiation and induccion proceedings.

That day was a grand finale to the many events that had been shaping Texas Epsilon since its inception August 24, 1975. Each day that passed brought us closer together as Texas Ep.llon', first oKlee,. are plctur.d with. middle row, Jean Donaldson , EII:r.abeth Orr. and Nancy Pollock . national offlc.,.. offending the chapter'. In·

.tallatlon. Kn •• llng In front or. Ann Lattlmor. , Kim Lotz , Undo Finlay , Beth McAlIl,t.r. Standing or.

Sharon Swlch . O.bble 0 . . 1. Barbara lorry . Cello "nnett, Do"no Coop.r, O.nl,. Barto.h . and Kim

Superstars Shine In New Campus Competition

.rown .

Old Dominion University began a new type of intramural competition this year, modeled after the tdevised Superstars contests. In this fIrst annual competition, Virginia Ddta was represented by Michdle Kuhn .

Michelle was a standout in Pi Phi softball and volleyball and led the championship basketball team in scoring. In the new event, she proved berself against the challenges of participants from throughout the school by winning tbe softball throw and basketball shooting and taking an overall second place .

Since tbis was the fIrst time for the competition, every frrst place was a Superstars record .

Michelle vows to rerum next year to defend the records she has set.

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Reading For Blind Teaches The Sighted

by MOllY McGANNON, Texas Alpha

Ohio Ep.lIon. T.rry lockbrad.r. Karen Wilson . ond Cindy Me.,.n poddl. to 0 .econd plac. po.ltlon In the Slamo Phi Ep. llon Raft Roc • .

Organizes Nader Press Conference

by PENNY PROcroR, Michigan Alpha W < don't oft<n start screaming during th< 11 p.m . n<ws at Michigan Alpha, but wh<n one of our sisters is featured, it's too exciting to k«p still! Last April Ralph Nad<r cam< to Hillsdak Coll<g< as part of CCAN, and our v<ry own Trae<y Sh<rblom was in charg< of his visit. Trae<y, who is .Iso chapt<r pr<sid<nt, was assign<d to Mr. Nad<r as part of h<r job with CoU<g< Rdations.

Although sh< was r<sponsibl< for Mr. N.d<r's compkt< sch<dul< at Hillsdak, h<r most imponant task was organizing and run· ning a pr<ss conf<r<ne< upon his arrival. Trae<y imrodue<d Mr. Nad<r to th< pr<ss, and sat n<xt to him , fidding qu<suons, throughout the conference. In the audience were a camera· man and r<port<r from WILX-TV, Lansing.

Tr.e<y was nouc<abl< in all th< long shots of th< conf<<<ne<, but as a sp«ial surpris<, sh< was f<atur<d in a fiv< s«ond clost-up of h<rsdfl Naturally sh< was pl=d, but th< <ntic< <xp<ri<ne< of working with Mr. N.d<r and th< pr<ss was <xciung for h<r. It s<rv<d as gr<at pracucal training, as sh< hop<S to pwsu< a career in journalism .

B<ing blind is not <asy-acquiring a colkg< <ducation whil< b<ing blind is a monum<ntal task. S<v<ral blind stud<nts at th< Univ<rsity of T<xas art m«ting th< chaU<ng< with th< aid ofT<xas Alpha Pi Phis.

Says Susan Scae<, "I had som< <xtta tim< last s<m<st<r and wh<n 1 h<ard Sally talking to oth<r Pi Phis about th< ptogram 1 thought, 'mayh< 1 can hdp' ." Th< girl who start<d it all is Sally Br<mond , who <ag<rly volum«r<d h<r tim< wh<n sh< I<arn<d of the r<ad<r programs sponsor<d by the Commission for th< Blind on th< Univ<rsity of Texas campus.

"JUSt a f<w hours of reading and taping. w«k is unh<li<vably r<warding," says Sally. " I n<v<r kn<w anyon< who was blind h<for< 1 h<cam< involv<d at UT-I was unawar< of th< probkms th<y h.ve to fae< everyday."

Volunt«rs hdp blind stud<nts in th< librari<s, tak< t<Sts, and tap< material, giving liberally from alr<ady crowded sch<duks.

Warm fri<ndships d<vdop h<tw«n Pi Phi read<rs and th< blind students. Around th< Pi Phi hous< on< may hear a girl r<f<c to th< stud<nt sh< c<ads for as "my blind guy."

J<nnif<r Bradfidd coO!<nds thar "my blind guy Don " has taught h<r a lot (b<sid<s th< mark<ung sh< picks up from r<.ding his busin<ss not<s). Sh< has s«n the r<ol courag< it tak<s to go out and achi<v< whik h<ing sighd<ss. "It «ally mak<s m< thankful for th< things 1 am us<d to taking for grant<d . It mak<s you «ali.< how litd< your probkms ar<," <xplainsJ<nnif<r.

Susan Scae< agr«s, " W< talk a lot about d<t<rmination and h<li<ving in yoursdf; hdping p<opk lik< this puts meaning into words lik< faith and hop<. My guy,J<ff, underSto.nds th< balane< of d<p<ndene< and s<1f«liane<. He understands much .bout human rdationships that moSt p<opk miss."

Th< blind students are thankful that Pi Phis co.re. Yet th< T<xas Alpha Pi Phis fed grateful for th< different p<rsp«uves md n<w insights th<~ have gained through their hows of service.

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letty Burnett Welk. and Jane Pul'-' l&oom burn the lnellana .... mo,...... while members of the lJoamlnpn Alumna. Club loak on wIth pride.

Loyal Service Honored At Mortgage Burning

by Jill G ROSSMAN COLE On April 21 , 1976, alumnae and actives of Indiana Beta burned a mongage- a gesture symbolizing the end of an indebtedness of $135,000 , borrowed for improvementS and remodeling of the chapter house cwemy years ago.

The group met, too, to acknowledge a debt that they will never pay off-a debt of gratitude [0 Betty Burnett Welke.

In February, 1949, Betry Welke was appointed alternate on the Indiana Beta House Corporation Board. Little did the Pi Phis then know that this was an association that would reward us so greatly. Betty s<:rved on the board for three years before assuming the presidency of the group in November, 1952.

The fifties were a booming era for sororities at Indiana University and Betty soon began steering the group's effortS [Owards a major addition to the chapter hous<:. By June, 1956, Hous<: Corporation had dear title to propeny, the architectural work was completed , and the loan approved . Mrs. Welke personally signed the mortgage and construction began .

Soon her dream was a realiry.

There have been floods in tbe rec room , a

new roof, plumbing disasters, new furniture to purchase, and old furniture to reupholster.

She h"" s<:en hous<: mothers come and go. sbe has hired and fired Staff. She has watched prices spiral and battled the budget so well that Indiana Beta has never faced a financial crisis. She has been called from her bed late at night, away ftom her home early in the morning, and spent long hours with plumbers on hot summer days. She has spent hours with swatches. decorators. countants.

carpenters.

and

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Through it alJ she has remained steadfast.

Without complaint and with very little recognition , she has served for (Wenry-four years.

In honor of that selfless dedication , at the Founders' Day dinner, Pi Phis of Indiana Beta named the chapter library The Betty Burnett Welke Library.

The Bloomington Alumnae Club pledged [0 add a reference book to the library each year in her honor. Finally, [0 the stnins of " My Pi Phi Girl ," thos<: gathered to honor Betry Welke presented her with a large framed photograph of the chapter house she has loved and faithfully served for so many years.

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News of

rrowmon The Great Smoley Mountains Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738

the craft school

the cottage industry

Edited by ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER Board 0/ Go r:ernorJ

Sue Cox , left , ond Hel.n Lewl ••tand In front of 0 wovenco"erlet mod. by Sue a. a girl of 14. Thl. was one of the dl.plaY" during the early regional crofts exhibit at Arrowmont.

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Early Crafts Featured In Exhibit In April the Crafts Cnmmittee of the Sevier There were Phyllis Higginbotham 's saddle County Bicentennial Cnmmittee sponsored an bags, in which she carried the medicine and exhibit of early regional craftS at Arrowmonr. aids delivered by hOr>eback to the mountain Mr>. Caroline Riddle, Arrowmonr Adminis- people needing nur>ing c..re. trator, and Mr>. Hillard Brown, former ArrowOther pieces from the Pi Phi collection were mont srudent, were coordinators for the event. a wool wheel, a spinning wheel, a narrow loom Items for the exhibit were from the Settle- used for over 25 year> by Josie Warson as a ment School Historical Collection, from the we..ver for Arrowcraft, enmples of early permanent collection of the Southern High- we..ving with the early Arrowcraft book of land Handicraft Guild, and from the treasured drafts (some still in use!), a trundle bed with pe=nal collections of many Sevier County coverletS and antique quiltS, several of Aunt residentS. Articles included examples of early Lydia's basketS, a beautiful weaving by Marweaving and draftS, wood carvings, kitchen jorie Chalmer> depicting the fim CraftSmen's and household implementS, farm tools, Fair held on Pi Phi grounds in 1948, a corner basketS, examples of iron work , quilts, cupboard, a rocker, a rocking churn-all coverletS, spinning wheels, and looms-all treasures of ..nother year-..nd today. items reflecting the rural counrry life to which For cwo weeks the main gallery of Arrowthey were essenti;u. mom was the CeDter for many local visitors.

For all the Pi Phis who saw the exhibit, as " Oh, I had one of those . I wonder what ever well as visitor> from the community, it brought happened to it," was a frequent comment. On back reminder> of early Settlement School the cwo Samrdays on which the exhibit was days. There was a child's desk, with early held , craft demonstrations were given in such speller> and arithmetic books almost ready for craftS as wood carving, quilting, shingle use; a teacher's desk and school bell , remind- making, weavi ng, basketty, vegetable dyeing, ful of Pi Phi 's early mission in Gatlinburg . and stitchery.

Sandy Blain, Assistant Director of Arrowmont, helped in setting up the exhibit of early Example. of early w.avlnl d.. lln. mountain crafts, and Helen Lewis, former Settlement School Administrator, arranged for the demonstrations.

JOII. Watson', loom on which .h. wove for Arrow-

craft ov.r 25 years. Th. large cove'''' on the left I, ow,," by Don'el Ioone', niKe.

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A picture of Aunt Lydia Whaley together with exomples of her baskets.

A rocking chu,n

Spinning wheels, yarn winder, and a large basket of vegetable dyed yarn .

Weaving with stitchery by Marjorie Chalme", depicting the Southe,n Highland Handicraft Guild fair on Pi Phi g,ounds in 1941.

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Inside Arrowmont

by ELEANOR BUSHNEll LEHNER ttachtr's schtdul< bUI also with all of tht othtr Itachtrs. Ntvtr can two Itachtrs Itach tht samt craft during a singlt workshop, although two or thr« potrtry insttuctors, for txamplt, may romt through tht summtr.

Equipmtnt invtntori<s musl also bt rtaditd for tach individual class so thaI studtnts can oblain tht n<etssary mat«ials 10 stan Ihtir proj<ets as soon as class.. btgin .

Slaff assislants art s<lecttd from aboul tighlY applications l<eeivtd from inltr<sttd colkgt gradualt srudtnts. Thty art givtn room , board , and tuition for a «ttain numbtr of hours of work . Som<timts Ihty takt coursts.

Somttim<s thty pursut indtptndtnt proj<cts.

For Arrowmont thty hdp 10 5<1 up exhibits, man Iht SIOr< room, cltan Iht studios, ch«k lights, lock Iht buildiog al nighl-whaltv« is n«dtd .

In addilion, tach sptnds «nain hours creating a work to contribute to Arrowmont's ptrmantnt txhibil. Each is commissiontd by Marian to fil a «train n«d. For txampl<, 19n assislants prepartd d«orativt banntrs to bt displaytd on tht mall and in tht audilorium.

As Ihtst claftsmtn tnt<r tht prof<ssional fidd and makt nama for thtffiS<lvts, thts< gifts 10 Arrowmont increase in value.

Whtn not corralling l<achtrs, assislants, and <quipmtnt, Marian explor<s for needs 10 fill.

How, for txamplt, to t<ach and providt living facililits for tht handicapptd. How 10 introduct crafts 10 park visitors who trek 10 tht Smokits txptccing to find m«dy tht wondtrs

Most Pi Btu Phi colltgians and alum nat envision Arrowmont as a pleasant school in a mauown setting where students can study Wtlving or potttry. A ftw Pi Phis may bt abk to list somt of tht othtr crafts on tht curriculum , such as tnamding, jtwtlry, vtg<tablt-dyting, woodwork, and ttxtiks.

But for thost who would tikt to undtrstand Arrowmont from tht imide, Di«ctor Marian Htard can providt comp«htnsivt answtrs.

Tht aim of Arrowmont, according to Marian, is to implant in its students a desire to Starch for excdko« in tvtry arta. Lc:arning tht standards by which to appraise: and rteogni.t qualiry c«atts a dtsirt to s<tk out sampl<s, and so a contiouous l<arning proc<ss is 5<t in motion.

Evtryont has to stan somtwhe«, and somtont has to tducatt tht btginntrs-a chalkngt which Arrowmont happily ac«pts. Today's btginn<r may bt tomorrow's dtsigntr craftsman , teacher, consumer, collector. Hut twO-

thirds of Arrowmont's studwts could not fulfill tht admissions rtquirtmtnts to such craft schools as Havstack and Ptnland .

Ntvttthdtss, we are Ihe best. Each of tht others makes its own conuibution. but in

ovtraU standards and facilitits wt can not bt surpassed. Wt art dtdicaltd 10 tht promotion of crafts in all asptets-and this includts octending a spirit of warmth and concern to the novice. 50 that he or she, (00, can learn not only to create but, c:veo mort imporunt. to appreciate.

(Incidtntally, half of our sludtnts art r<turnta!)

Marian lika 10 olftr ont w«k s<ssions, in spilt of tht difficultia for faculry aod Slaff, btcaus< thty makt tht Arrowmont tXp<rito« availablt to a widt cross-stetion of ptoplt whose vacation time is limi ted .

Lisltning to Marian OOt wondtrs bow sht tvtr gtts tht summ<r schtdul< put togtlhtr.

Tht dtlails S<tm almosl insurmounublt. To discover pOlential inSttuctors Marian atrtods conventions and conferences and watches for outstanding exhibitions and for Otw publications. Ooc< ao agr«mtO! has bttn r<achtd with a ttacher, tht cours< or COUfS<S ht or sht will Itach mUSI bt fitrtd into tht proptl timt slol thaI cooldinal" oot only with thaI

of nature. How to bring new courses to the

school. How to fmd a raidtO! d<sign<r craftsman .

And when summer classes are over, a strtam of wOlkshops btgins, so Ihat all of thost btauliful rooms can bt ustd ytar-round . It laktS a 101 of arranging-a 101 of troublt and a lot of timt. Ask Marian why sht bothtrs and sht wiJI say, "Bteaus< thty hdp 10 plomOlt Arrowmonl by bringing largt numbtrs of practicing craftsmtn to tht school. It's a 101 of work fOI tht staff, but it adds to Iht Iwtrt of OUI name! "

Marian thinks ahtad to such o«ds as worksbops to providt busin<ss training for craftsmtn-or m«chandising-or Itadtrship. A (COlt tllllle" 01J pilge 27)

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New Arrowcraft Items Now Available Clubs and chapter.; across the country are receiving revised Guidelines, memos, and

order forms for planning their Arrowcraft sales in the year ahead .

New articles being offered include a woole n, wooden handled bag to coordinate wich wool sweater.;, skirts, or slacks; a bridge tally set of natural linen; a bright, happy Christmas Hanging (one of che winner.; in the Arrowcraft Design contest) ; a comfonable conon topper, right for ma ny occasions; a new pastel placemat in gentle pink or pale yellow; a navy blue tote with bright kelly green dots.

The Shop is particularly proud to announce the availability of a limited color range of Tote Jr.;. , wich vibrant, sparkling linings of Key West Fabric. For chose not familiar wich Key West Hand Print Fabric, chis original hand silk screened material is beautiful in design and quality. It washes as easily as one of our own conon bags.

Of particular interest ro Pi Phis are che Pi Phi letter (or napkin) holder; twO styles of Pi Phi mugs, the Arrowmont Cookbook, angel rocks, a wooden a.rrow key chain , carved arrow pendants, the Hericage Hanging commemorating this special 50ch year, and angel notepaper.

Arrowcraft continues to mive for good design, and good workmanship; it continues to stand back of its products. If an item fades in color, it will be replaced happily. If an article is imperfect, it may be rerumed for replacement. The shop wants its customers to

be satisfied and will do evetything wichin its power to provide the kind of service and handcrafted products of which those custome" can be proud .

A new weaving studio is being planned as pan of che much needed expansion at Arrowcraft. Plans are being drawn for a separate building connected to the present shop by an enclosed walkway. Perhaps by chis time next year Arrowcraft will be expanded to its enlarged working area and will be able to perform more efficiently, wich a larger inventoty stored and available.

Spring leauty mot (1.4.1. , $3.50) and matching napk in

(lbl6 , $2.25) for elegant dining: 'n d.llcat. pink . pal. yellow lold . Bridge tally . .. In natural linen ond cotton- .eor. pod and cov.r, SA.oo each; matchIng tabl. numb.,. , $4.00 ••t. Wooden arrow PI a.ta Phi key chain, $2 .50; Hand carved walnut arrow w/ gold chain. $5.00.

rNmom bloule-oll cotton . natural w ith rust and ~Iot.d tone. only . $27.50. Honeycomb lat- wool w/wooden handl.. In gold . blue . I,..n. purple. ~. brown . natura l. and r.d/ whlte/blue . $12.00.

Wav. n Ch rl.tma. hanglng . l,..n background .•anta. with k ll. In r.d and whlt. wool• . App rax 1'''x1t'·. $20.00. Arrawmant nat. paper. package of 12. $2.25.

Tat. Jr. IIn.d with K.y w•• t Fabric 'n whit• . bklek. orang. , navy . grey/ wit .... hot plnk/ whlt• • $10.00.

Oklahoma Beau ty Needs Quiet Time

day," she said, messing how imponant that little niche in each day is to her.

Besides being active in Pi Phi , Lucia is a member of the Christian Greek Fellowship, co-chairman of the 1976 National Leadershjp Conference, the Am and Science Studenr Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, and lisred as one of the Outstanding Young Women of America in 1976.

Boch Lucia and Kathleen Ryan, named founh runner-up in the Miss Oklahoma Pageant and member of Oklahoma Beta, we« supported by more than thiny Oklahoma Beta Pi Phis in the crowd the night of the pageant.

Plans were made also for many of Lucia's sorority sisters to accompany her to the Miss America Pageant on the 11th of thjs month.

by MARTHA POSEY, Oklahoma Beta Lucia Miller, Oklahoma Beta, represented her state this year as Miss Oklahoma. The Oklahoma State senior, with a double major in speech consultancy and radio-television-fUm, said she doesn ' t consider herself the typical beauty pageant rype. She said those types of girls don' t often win pageants .

"The title itself is an honor. But I don't want to gt:t lost in it. le's JUSt nor wonh it to get all wrapped up in yourself."

She's not letting the title go to her head , but she: dots view it as an "c:xtrc:mc: rc::sponsi·

Founders & IIPounder" Are Honored South Dakota Alpha's spring Founders' Day dinner honored Pi Beta Phj's Founders in the traditional way, but more , the di nner honored the chapter's own special fou nder, Mrs. Gladys Ullyott Nordhus. Mrs . Nordhus has been South Dakota's house mother for the past four years and a member of South Dakota Alpha since the chapter received its chanerin 1927.

The Pi Phis decided the only appropriate way to honor a "founder" so personally special to them was in a very personal way. Each girl decorated one page of a scrapbook with her picture and things reminiscent of her, and one quilt square with her name and the outline of her hand. The scrapbook was given to Mrs. Nordhus at Founders' Day along with alumnae club gifts. A reception in her honor followed the dinner and the quilt was presented later at a special Cooky-Shjne. The girls agree however, that little could properly express their thanks to Mrs. Nordhus for her years of dedkation, understanding, and insight. She will celebrare 50 years in Pi Beta Phi when South Dakota Alpha celebrates their 50th anniversary in the fall of 1977 .

Also honored at Founders' Day were graduating seruor Mary Johnson who received the Chapter Service Award and the ABO award, and sophomore Kris Gulliclcson who was given special recogrution by the seruor class for exemplifying the aspects and ideals of Pi Beta Phi .

biljty . I'd like to go to places where Miss Oklahoma hasn't gone before. Like prisons and hospitals. I think other girls haven't thought about that so much. But I'll go any place people ask me to," she said .

Pan of Lucia's schedule must include tucking in an hour or so a day JUSt for her. Some people call it quiet time. She calls it her ., devotional time: .. .

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Directs TCU Dance Curriculum Beginning with the fall, 1975, semester, a full curriculum of courses leading to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Modern Dance

was inaugurated at Texas Christian University, The new major in modern dance is under the direction of Jerry Bywaters Cochran, Texas Beta.

Jerry received her B.S . degree from the Julliard School in New York, with majors in modern dance and ballet. Among her teachers we re Martha Graham and Jose Limon for modern dance, Antho ny Tudor and Margaret Craske for ballet, and Doris Humphrey and Louis Horst for choreography . She was recipient of the American Guild of Musical ArtistS

award, given annually

to

the outstanding

Juilliard graduate in the performing artS. Following Julliard , she studied in Paris on a Fulbright fellowship with a number of OUt-

standing artists. including Marcel Marceau .

Mrs. Cochran has received critical acclaim for her performances . "Until someone steps

he recently completed a t('rm as a member

forward to champion her, she is Texas' leading exponent of modern dance. That covers a Jot of

of the Dance Advisory Panel of the National

ac.r~age and many dancers."

Washington , and is currently a member of the Dance Panel of the Texas Commission on the

Endowment for {he Arts and Humanities,

according to one

CrlUC.

"Here is a dancer who steadily has refined a

Arts and Humanities, Austin. She has contrib-

versatile technique and continues ro project a bubbling spirit and sense of high comedy,"

uted articles to Dance Magazine and Dance / A mcneal and is a reviewer of dance books for

raves another.

Performing experiences range from New

the Dallas Mornmg News. She was commissioned recently by the Texas Commission on

the Arts and Humanities to prepare a s[Udy ,

York appearances with the Juillard Concert Group and the Columbia University Opera Company, and on CBS television. to civic ballet companies throughout the United States and Europe.

"Objectives for Dance in Texas."

Both Jerry and her mother, Mary McLarry

Bywaters. also Texas Beta, are active members of the Dallas Alumnae Club .

Fashion Show-Luncheon Is Mon etary Success

by MARY LYNN MEYER, Iowa Gamma Is it possible to earn close to $600 in three hours while having a good time? Yes, say the Pi Phis of Iowa Gamma and the Ames area alum club.

On a Saturday afternoon in March , almost 100 Ames area women came to the Pi Phi house for a luncheon , fashion show, boutique, and bake sale. The women attending the $5.00 a plate affair were alums and friends of the alums.

Tables w<ce set up throughout the first floor

of [he house: . A Bicentennial theme prevailed with the use of antique dolls and tOys for dec-

oration. The' 'waitresses" were Iowa Gamma Pi Phis dressed in peasant dresses .

As the women were enjoying the luncheon, college age Pi Phis as well as alums modeled striking outfitS, courtesy of local Ames clothing stores.

A successful boutique and bake sak took

place in the ree room .

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It mu.t be .ome kind of record. Sev.n members of MI.. I.. lppf .... were choMA for Mortar Ioard Io.t .,rt .. on the 01. MI.. campu •. Th. honorary , ben" on leode,.hlp . lCholanhlp. and .. rvlee . cho... from th.left . Brtde" Schmlt&. Janet Smith . Marl Martine• . J.nny. WII.on . Leila Chlldr••• . ClaIr. Cobb, and Martllr. .land. loch girt hal given outstanding •• rvlc. to h.r school and her Frat.rnlty.

Is First Woman Director In Student Government

by MARY SCOTT JACKSON, Alabama Gamma Some people scem to leave a bit of themselves wherever they go-and ~em to tnvc:!

six new interest groups, and efficiently organ· ized and carried through the major project for our chapter philanthropy, Camp ASCCA (A labama Society for Crippled Children and Adults). Together with the Sigma Chi Frater-

miles' With her almost unending. list of

activities and interests, Karlenne Hager is one of these special people.

An Auburn University junior, Karlenne is

nity, we sponsored the first annual Dance

now the first woman to hold a directorship in the Auburn Student Government. She is the

Marathon and raised over $1200 .00. Having

elected Karlenne as next year's rush chairman,

director of Horizons VI. the student organiza.

we arc looking forward to a fast paced rush with high pirits and cooperation under her capable leadership.

As well as running the far-reaching Horizons operation. Karlenne is a member of CEC (Council on Exceptional Children). and ASHA (Auburn Speech and Hearing Association) .

She has numerous talents that she recently proved in dancing in the musical "Guys and Dolls. "

tion responsible for bringing such well known speakers as Gene Rodenberry. Allen Funt.

Erich Von Daniken . and F. Lee Bailey to the

Auburn campus, Karlenne also acts as the gueStS' official hostess while they arc on ca mpus. Although her major is speech pathology. Karlenne hopes for a carecr in public

relations.

Serving as our chapter's chairman of campus and community this past year, Karlenne has

Karlenne's many activities reflect the talent

Insllgated numerous projCCts for Alabama

and drive that she has given to Pi Phi and Auburn University.

Gamma. She organized a snowcone sale that raised over $ 100.00 for Arrowmont. began 22

Crusader Champions Extensive Community Paramedic Program

by ANN JUNG FINNEy Millions of residents of metropolitan Chi. cago have diminutive Indiana Bera alum Janet Polson Schwettman to thank for putting together a mobile rescue plan that protects them if they're critically ill or injured.

Janet, a resident ofPalatinc, III., swung into action five years ago when two family friendsheart attack victims-died before they could get to nearby Notthwest Community Hospital.

"Why can't ill or injured persons get immediate, at·the·scene care from paramedics under physicians' radio direction before being brought to hospitals?" was the question Janet asked. After thrcc months of srudying pioneer paramedic programs in the United States, she presented her concept to hospital officials and doctors to gain their suppott and involvement, to ar~a r~siden[s and government officials to raise funds for equipment and training, and to [hen Governor Richard Ogilvie and state legislators to push through enabling legis. lation.

Janet took rigorous paramedic training side by side with the firernen and policemen from the nine towns that copattnered the country's first multicommunity paramedic program with Notthwest Community Hospital.

Today Janet is executive coordinator and a director of the Chicago based Public Safery Officers Foundation . She is a founding memo ber of the American Trauma Sociery and the National Association of Em'ergency Medical Technicians. As a member of the Ciry of Chicago's Commission on Emergency Medical Services, she is helping develop public aware·

In Augult 1972 cameramen and photographen re· corded IIIlnoll Governor Richard Ogllvl.', ,1lnlnl of parom.dlc 1~1.lotlon. clearing tM way for the ltat.', first mobil. Inten,ly. cor. network . Jan.t Schwett· man wltne.... the I'gnlng; at h.r left ar. Gov. Ogll· vie. Stat. Senator Jack Graham . Northw••t Community HOlpltal Pre,ldent Mo1c.olm MocCoun. and S'at. Repr.sentatlve David Regner.

ness ot the paramedIC program.

Her honors include a White House Com· mendation as well as innumerable area stcvice

and citizenship awards. The former Pi Beta Phi chapter vice president and Amy Burnham Onken award winner has appeared as a speaker at many national medical meetings and on the Today Show.

Janet is a 1951 graduate of Indiana Univer· sity School of Journalism and credits the training she received in college for enabling her to " tell it like it is" in futthering the paramedic program nationwide.

Cuties Quilt While Officer Ogles!

by STEPHANIE DANIELS, Ontario Alpha tlowery print. These pillows were sewn together and presented to their loving Province President at a pool parry in the summer.

The girls met during the summer and during that time made the quilt. While Mrs. Hakes spent her summer travelling around Europe, the girls work.ed diligently on the quilt. When she rerumed the quilt was waiting for her.

It's unjque . a collector's item, a masterpiece. It's Patricia Hakes' quilt, given and made just for her by the girls at Ontario Alpha .

Mrs. Hakes is ata Province President, and as thanks for all her help, 'Urne, energy, and devotion, the Ontario Alpha chapter collab· orared and made her a double· bed size pillow quilt. Each girl embroidered her name on the one pillow and on the other one was a bright 23

(gur Cfounders Pan Three Ada Bruen Grier Ada Bruen Grier was born in Bloomfield .

N.j .• in 1848. and was christened Adaline Cochran Bruen . She was the youngest of a large family and received her early education from a maiden cousin. When Ada was sixteen the family left New Jersey and moved to Illinois where she had her first experience as a teacher. Some pupils were older than she. and some knew more than she. but she" managed to finish the term. with the ambition to learn how and try again .••

Part One of Ihir series on Ihe Founders of Pi Bela Phi appeared in the Winter 1975 irsue of The ARROW. and Part Two in Ihe Spn'ng 1976 irsue. Nearly all information war taken from " A Century of Fn'endship . .. publirhed in 1968. and edited by Jean 0" Donaldson, National Histon'an .

In the fall of 1866. Ada entered Monmouth College. Libbie Brook Gaddis was her room· mate. and Mrs. Grier wrote. in 1917. "[Libbie'sJ friendship is one of the brighteSt spots in my memory and the warmth of it has remained through aU the years."

Following college. Libbie taught in Monmouth schools until her marriage to Rev. James Grier in July. 1874 . After serving pastorates in Pennsylvania for ewelve years. Dr. Grier was called to the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and later became president of that instirution .

There were four children in the familyRobert. James. Mary. and Albert. James later became president of Monmouth College.

After Dr. Grier's death in 1918. Ada made ber home with ber daughter in Germantown.

Pa . She was always interested in alumnae work. though her frail health seldom allowed her to attend club meetings. She was especially interested in the work of the Settlement School.

Mrs. Grier died March 2~ , 1924. after a long illness. She is buried in the Uniondale Cemetery in Pittsburgh. beside her husband .

Farutie Thomson Frances Ann Thomson was born in Ohio in ovember. 1848. and moved with her parems to Henderson County. III .• in 18~~ . She attended Monmouth for two years, and then Stopped to teach so that her siSter. Elizabeth. could attend college. She was teaching at the time of her death from typhoid fever in 1868.

Fannie was one of the most enthusiastic members of the new national secret society. and was one of the most ardent advocates of the extension of I. C. It was at her home that the first Pi Beta Phi Convention was held in the summer of 1867 .

Ada Bruen Grier wrote. " Fanny was a sweet singer. a conscientious student. a (ruc and loving friend-a girl of beautiful character. loved by all. ..

Fannie grew up in Oquawka. III . Her father was a judge and she had a brother. Alex . who helped her draw up a charter as the first step toward incorporation of I. C. She was very popular in her home town. as well as at college. An endless succession of young men parade throughout the pages of her letters.

Fannie is buried in the little cemetery at Oquawka. on the banks of the Mississippi

River.

Jennie Home Turnbull Jennie was born in Moorefield, Indiana.

After she finisbed grammar school. her father moved the family to Monmouth where his children could have better educational advantages without sending them away from home . In the fall' of 186~ she entered Monmouth College and was graduated with a B.S. degree inJune 1868.

In 1874 she married Rev. Thomas Turnbull and the couple had six children. In 1900. the family moved to Philadelphia . and Jennie became a member of the alumnae club that was then being organized. She was actively engaged in all types of church work . and was especially interested in missions. She was greatly interested in the Settlement School and gave an annual conuibution for its support.

Two of her granddaughters were members of Illinois Alpha.

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Dr. and Mrs. Turnbull w<re marri<d for flfty·nin< y<ars. Dr. Turnbull di<d in July , 1932, and J<nni< n<v« qui« r«ov<<<d from th< shock . On Nov<mb« 4, 1932 , at th< ag< of 86 , she di<d at th< hom< of h« son in Bellevu<, Pa. Aft« a funeral s<rvic< at Bellevu<, Mrs. Turnbull's remains w«< tak<n to Monmouth, wh«<, aft« simpl<l,.grav<sid<

services, she was burird .

"Th< Philaddphia Alumna< Club will always look upon J<nni< Horn< Turnbull as its v<ry own. and r«all with pl<asur< th< many y<ars it could call h« counsdor, com· rad<. and fri<nd ."

Nancy Lee Black WalJac< Nancy L« Black was born in N<w Ath<ns, Ohio. H« fath«. a prof<ssor of languag<s. b<· cam< an instructor at Monmouth Coll<g< and Nancy grew up in Monmouth . Sh< was gradu. at<d from th< Coll<ge with an acad<mic d<· gre< and lat« marri<d Rob<rt Wallac< of Mon· mouth . Th<y liv<d in Chicago umil 1885 wh<n th<y mov<d to Sal<m . Oregon .

Th«< w«< four Walla« sons and on< daught«. H« husband chang<d thre< hun· dr<d acr<s ofOr<gon for<St into a fin< p= and appi< orchard. He also was instrumental in th< good· roads mov<m<m of that <arly day.

Nancy Walla« fdt that h« on< pi«< of real Pi Phi work was organizing and installing th< third chap«r of Pi B<ta Phi-Ddta Chapt<r .t th< S<minary in Mount PI<asam, Iowa, in 1869 . Sh< always fdt that h« chid valu< as a Pi Phi consist<d of an optimistic <nthusiasm of following th< oth<rs to thdr rasks. Sh< was an

enthusiastic extensionist.

In 1918. whii< visiting h« form« hom< in P<nnsylvania. Mrs. Wallac< di<d . Fun<tal serv· ic<s w«< held at h<r sist«'s hom<.

Conclusion From A Century 0/ Fn'e ndship- " Each Found« was. of cours<, individually diff«em, yet th<r< was among th<m great similarity in tast<S. b<liefs, thoughts, and aspirations. Most were born of pioneer parents-parents who courag<ously <stablish<d th<ir hom« in th< D<W Middi< W<st and who had th< ability 10 fac< n<w probl<ms squardy and 10 conqu« difficulty.

"Th«< attribu«s were inh«i«d by th<ir children-the pathbr<ak<rs of Pi Beta Phi .

Bl<ss<d with a s<ns< of humor and always r<ady for a good tim< , th< Found«s <nd<ar<d th<m· sdv<s 10 family and friends and hav< h«n worthy <xampl<s of th< principi<s which th<y oudin<d in thos< days of '67 . ..

Fifteen Tour Impressive Arrowmont

by PHOEBE WELSH, Tennessee Beta Arrowmom is no long« a phantom philan. thropy to T<nn<ss« B<ta. In F<bruary. th< Frat<rnity H<ritag< Im«<st Group show<d S<td<m<nt School slid« to th< chapt<r. Th<

sneak preview was so interesting that an enthusiastic group of 15 girls plann<d a w«k<nd in Gadinburg.

D<spit< rainy w<ath« that March w«k<nd. w< w<r< all impr<ss<d with Gatlinburg. <v<n b<for< w< visi«d Arrowmont. It's a b<autiful litd< IOwn in th< foothills of th< Smok<ys. Our hotd was larg< and old with man y rocking chain on its porch .

Mrs. Riddl< gav< a tour of th< school show· ing us art rooms, <quipm<nt , flDish<d prod· ucts, and a t<xtii< d<sign <Xhibit which was s<t up in th< g.li<ry. Sh< <xplain<d how our mon<y was us<d and how it is n«d<d for fu· cure plans. B«aus< photography has b<com<

of growing import.nc< to th< craftsman , sinc< h< must b< abi< to photograph his work well, • gr<at d<al of mon<y is pr<sendy going into photographic <quipmem and instruction.

On< tidbit we all <njoy<d i<arning was about Ring.Ching. Litd< did w< know that th«e was a story b<hind our song. Ring Ching was. milk cow in th< original Pi Phi h«d , and , sure <nough, his rus«d old cow bdl was on a shelf in Mrs . Riddi<' s offic< .

W< also visi«d th< Arrowcraft Shop wh«< w< sp<nt tim< and mon<y admiring and buy. ing th< b<autiful hand·craf«d i«ms.

N«dl<ss to say all of us rerurn<d to Van· d<rbi lt thoroughly impr<ss<d and gav< th<

chapter enthusiastic reports about our visit. A numb<r of us ar< d<t<rrnin<d to rerurn to Arrowmont for som< COurs<S. It is ind«d a proud contribution to soci<ry.

tradition, with both groups benefiting from the relationship.

Indiana G2mma Shari Wilson brought home a second tunnerup trophy in the COntest fot the Delta Tau Delta Trik-la-tron Queen. Buder Pi Phis were OUt in full force for the annual event.

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Kansas Beta During a composi« stealing spree last spring, K. State Sigma Chis returned the Pi Phi's with pictures cut from magazines, and new names.

It was aU in fun and helped relieve the tension of tbose last few weeks of school.

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Washington Beta Sheri Jones is a national baton champion and twirled for the WSU Cougat Band, while Becky Boettcher and Lorti Eby represented the house as cheerleaders for the Cougs. Julie Bethel won second place in the United States Women's Skeet Shooting championship.

California G2mma Melincb Sorenson was a talent service advisot for USC's Songfest last May. Proceeds from the production benefited the John Tracy Clinic. Melincb advised perfonning groups in areas of choreography, blocking, and staging.

California Zeta Wendy Watanabe spent spring quarter as a student intern in Washington, D.C., as a participant in the Universiry's Capitol Hill Program. Wendy worked with Dr. Morton Halpetin at the Project on National Securiry and Civil Lbertics.

Wyoming Alpha Kay Poe was in charge of eight students travel· ing in Spain during the summer. She was an advisor with the Foreign Study League and taught her students about the history, the an forms, and about Spain itself. This year she is attending the Universiry of Valencia, while living with a Spanish family.

WashingtOn Alpha During Senior Week a special dinner honored the depaning sisters, and during a CookyShine, each senior was given a hand-embroidered pillow and read a poem. A skit was also performed depicting the seniors as they would appear at a lO-year reunion.

Texas Epsilon The chapter traveled to Lake Toxoma for its combination spring retrt.lt and rush ·workshop.

It was cold, but the girls thoroughly enjoyed their rime together, including a slumber parry at the home of Cindy CarreU in Denton .

Atizona Beta Sisterhood continued through the long, hot summer for those Pi Phis in and around Tempe. Sue Maxe planned weekly activities caUed " If It's Tuescby . .. It Must Be Terrific '" Activities included get togethers for lunch at speciaJ restaurants and a "tour" of sisters' apartments during a progressive hors d ' oeuvres parry.

Nebraska Beta By entering twO teams and winning first and second prizes, the chapter collected $700 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alumnae Association. The prizes were the results of a lot of hard work during the membership drive of the Association. Prize money was scheduled to go for philanthropies and the chapter house fund.

California Gamma Annual Greek Week festivities took place at USC during the second week in May. It provided a week of fun competitions and exciting activities for all. The team of Lisa Donlon , Shelley Sanborn , Vesna Pevec , and Kathy

Ohio Beta Bonds between actives, pledges, and alumnae are being strengthened through the S.O.S. program lighdy Older Sisters, to those not in tbe know. Last fall's pledge dass began the 26

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Pusch took first place in the running relay .

Street dances and parties were held each night on the Row. Virginia Delta Pi Phis won the First Place OvecaIJ Intramural trophy in the Panhellenic competition. This was a repeat oftast year's victory. To earn tbe trophy they won second place in softball, and first places in basketball, volleyball, and swimmmg .

Washington Alpha Ruth Walsh, South Carolina Alpha, a prominent anchorwoman for KOMO news in Seattle, was the Founders' Day speaker when the chapter and alumnae gathered for luncheon.

Ms . Walsh spoke of the struggles of women to gain recognition in the "mass media world"

and of their continuing struggles and achievements today.

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South Carolina Alpha This year's service project benefiting from the annual Greek Garnes was the Riverbanks Zoo. The chapter raised S6~O while parricipating in this worthwhile project.

California Zeta Diane Nickloff qualified for the nationals in swimming and Paige Angell starred with her riding skills. Diane swam in Florida in cwo individual breast stroke events and two relays. Paige, with her horse Pad'ait, placed first in her class at a spring hOISe sbow. lIIinois Beta-Delta A delighrful innovation took place during Inspiration Week when the chapter held a sunrise depinning service on the south lawn of Old Main , perhaps the most beautiful spot on the Knox campus. The ceremony was held immediately prior to initiation, and included a new song written especially for the occasion.

swim.mers and divers set various records.

Virginia Delta The chapter came back up to first place scholastically among all the Old Dominion sororities this year, after dropping to second place last year. The Panhellenic trophy for Scholarship has now been returned to the place of honor it has occupied for five of tbe last six years,

Inside Arrowmont

Kerry Iinford . a lunlor at Kansa. Sta... I. In h.r ,K· ond y.ar a. a ch ....'-ad.r for the KonIG. State team • .

Texas Gamma Pi Phis are mOSt active panicipants in intramural sports at Texas Tecb, thanks to <hapter spocts manager, Janet Rhea. Tbe flag football team won the Greek Division; the basketball team won second place in the division; table tenrus team won second AU-University, and

(Co nt'''lIea from pille 18)

workshop to train craft leaders has long been a special dream .

Meanwhile, for rwemy-four hours a day, 36~ days a year, the Arrowmom Gallery on the Gatlinburg Mall provides "a cultural oasis on the strip." It consists of three show cases displaying specially selected objects to arouse rhe intereSf and curiosity of the passing throng. h would be safe to say that Areowmom is what it is because Marian is what she is. For thirey years she has been on the scene, directing summer workshops and helping to formulate plans for Arrowmont. Her vision has been our guide all along the way.

Eileen Heckart Earns Rave Reviews

by ELEANOR BUSHNElliEHNER From now on, Pi Beta Phi can take pride in two First Ladies-Grace Goodhue Coolidge and Eileen Hechn as Eleanor Roosevelt.

In the Bicentennial Summer of 1976, on the stage of Ford's Theater in Washington, D.C., Eileen Heckan, Ohio Beta, became Eleanor Roosevelt and entered the pages of America's history.

Eileen Heckart's many honoTI as an

I1Ctress include an Academy Award lor the film, "Butterflies Are Free;" the Hollywood Foreign Press Award lor the film, "The Bad Seed;" a TV Emmy Award lor "Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn;" a New York Drama Cn'tics Award lor the play, "The Dark at the Top 0/ the Stairs;" a Sylvania Award lor " The Haven;" a Straw Hat Award lor " Remember Me; .. and also a March of Dimes, a New Jersey Drama Critics, andan OegiJ award; five nominations lor

vety soul of Eleanor Roosevelt seems to emerge through the eyes and voice and gesrures of an

Antoinette Perry awards; an Honorary

actress whose own identity is nowhere to be

Ductorate o/Law /rom Sacred Heart Uni-

seen. Even the profile and the walk belong to Eleanor Roosevelt.

It is easy to be noble when people respect and encourage us. Fot a shy, homely woman, however, who is so frightened that she cannot

venity; and 11 Centenniul Award from Ohio Statl' U"il'errill'.

In a solo lour de force, Miss Hechn equalled the achievement ofJames Whitmore, who created his characterization of Presidem Harry Truman in "Give 'Em Hell , Harry!" on the sarne stage several years ago.

The process by which skilled actors and attresses enable us to relive history, through seemingly first hand encounters with heroes and heroines of the past, provides a unique type of inspiration-desperately needed in an age when Americans have lost so much of their confidence in public figures . The chance to see Harty Truman and Eleanor Roosevelt in

remember her message or control her voice

when she tries to speak in public ... and who is a perperual tatget for the jokes of journaliscs and canooniscs . . . being noble would seem to become an impossible dream. But Eileen Heckart shows us how this remarkable woman forged the outer courage to match her inner ideals, and learned to pursue her own individual crusades no matter what the rest of the world might say. (And even learned to enjoy laughing at herself.)

This would seem to be a form of medicine that is widely needed today, particularly by young girls who can ftnd no idols to emulate.

Let us hope that Eileen Heckan will travel far and wide in the coming months, introducing Eleanor Roosevelt to multitudes of Americans who cettainly would have loved her if ever they had had the chance to know her for what she really was.

At the close of her intelligent and deeply moving performance, the audience rewarded Miss Heckart with a standing ovation.

action again helps to recreate our patriotism

and our pride.

Miss Heckan's performance of this monodrama, written by Arlene Stadd, reveals much that we did not know, or had forgotten , about Eleanor Roosevelt. Her passion for justice .. . her suuggle to develop the courage and the skill to fight for it ... her sensitive concern for ber fellow man, and, panicularly, for those less forrunate than herself . .. these are the qualities messed by author and actress. And because they both have succeeded so well, the 21

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C7urtain C;oes llj> For Thesj>ians The " show biz bug" struck several Pi Phis at Michigan Alpha las, year and led them to

'he spotlight. Amanda Proctor made her debu, in the role of Elma Duckwonh in Bus Stop. the fall play . The Hillsdale production called for her to be on stage every mjnute, even duc· ing inu:rmission . She played a naive, innocent high school waitress in a roadside cafe. In December, Becky Schmidt made audiences gasp with her poneayal of Nanny in The Effect 0/ Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Mangolds.

Although she never said a word, Becky's careful make-up and performance made her acrually seem ninety years old .

Inspired by these successes, Becky, Karen Kiraly, and Babette Trout won small roles and Kay Cro•• Iok.r, Indiana Gamma , a former kinderchorus partS in the spring musical Anything garten '"ch.r who now t.ach •• pr.-klndergarten , ha. It.." nom.d Outstanding Young Educator by the Goes! , while Penny Proctor was cast as ro- Fort Wayne , Ind .• Joy(.... S... I, active In mony clwlc mantic lead Hope Harcoutt. For this show, the and . oclal o'lonlzatlon. . has been alumna. club 'iny Hillsdale stage was converted to a ship prelldent for two y.an , ond II Nih advllor and Panhellenic advllor for Indlona Eta. She hal b. .n PI leto complete with balcony, lounge, and brig.

Woman of the Veor . wal lilted In Outstanding Reactions of the actre~ to their experience Phi Voung Women for 1975 . and wal president when the were mixed . Becky, who has also appeared in Ft. Wayne A.C. received the "MOlt Ideal Alumnae Company, and Penny , a veteran of 110 in the Club In Indlono."

Shade, Lion in Winter, and Company, enjoyed it as usual. Karen and Babette enjoyed their fIrst time on stage tremendously. Howby ROBBIN REYNOLDS , Kansas Alpha ever, Amanda (unlike her sister Penny) has discovered that she suffers from ,errible stage Kansas Alpha Pi Phis won three OUt of six fright and has vowed to remain backstage or awards in a Bicentennial Rock Chalk Revue in the audience from now on. sponsored by the University of Kansas.

The Revue is an annual variety show conMichigan Alpha, karen Kiraly . labett. Tro"". and 'enny Proctor chat on the . et of "Anything Go.t" on sisting of theatric..1 productions , each produced by cwo living groups. Last spring the open'na night. theme was " Bicentennial is the word , Reliving stories we have heard. " Our show (Delta Upsilon and Pi Beta Phi) " The Spiri' of '76, It's the Richest Kind," won best cosrumes, best original song, and beSt production number (a waltz which turned into the bump) .

All fall semester the DUs and the Pi Phis worked together writing a script complemented with music. After the script was accepted, tbe group practiced d.. ncing, singing , and acting . The fInal show was a grea, success after many hours of work. We had lots of fun and made lasting friendships while expressing a Bicentennial message to an audience of thous..nds.

Win Revue Awards

Doing Unto Others . . .

Through Chapter Philanthropies Hammering loose nails, caulking around windows, SWIping and painting-these activities helped work off some excess spring energy for INDIANA EPSILONS . Lynn Mueller says that they joined the ATOs in a joint work project sponsored by the Chaplain's Living Unit Council at the Community Interfaith Housing Development in Indianapolis. By the end of the day , with little spare energy, the group headed home satisfied that they had made the day brighter for many .

TEXAS EPSILON helped brighten many faces by holding their annual carnation sale at Valentine's Day. The sale is a double philanthropy, according to Marianne Bean. The chapter helps those who were too busy to remember to get gifts for Valentine's Day, and the sale's profits were used for the philanthropy chosen by the chapter.

Ea.t., balk ... from Col Gamma PI Phi. Diane Clardy.

Down Man ton, and Nancy Camplt.lI brought many happy .mlle. from children at Orthoped ic Hospital In lO I Angel • •.

Oh io Eto', SUII. Thieme r.pr• •• nt.d th. chapt.r o • • h. and t..r partn.r dance d In II "'·hour marathon for Mu. cular Dy.trophy . They were one of fourt . . n couple. who completed the entlr. marathon and ral.ed $7 .500 In donation• .

III lnoi. Alpha pled," coliectH nearly $300 for the county dog pound la.t April when they .taged • twelve- mil. wotkothon . Money was collect.d from Monmouth College faculty , .hldents . kH:al lndlvlduol • . and bu.'n...... Th. trek took slightly a".' fl". houri,

As pan of a city-wide project to raise money for the pediauics ward of the Hillsdale Community Health Center, MICHlGAN ALPHA joined with TKE to sell lollipops last Valentine's Day. Stationed outside the Student Union , the shrewd salesmen offered such deals as one for a dime, two for a quaner, and three for fifty cents. Penny Proctor notes that the students responded whole heanedIy, whether motivated by chariry or sweet tooth , and by the end of the day, they had raised almost fifry dollars!

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with green grass, chocolale eggs, jelly beans, and lots of olher goodies. Kathy Pusch said thaI "il seemed Ihat all Ihe Pi Phi love and T.L.e. Ihal went into the making of our Easler baskets was lruly reflecled in each child's shining face."

Robin levin , Sue Voe-I . M. C. Timms , boHom; Barb

Wh ....r. a.c:ky Shedd. Marsha A.trlke , Kim lonen· sen , middle; ond Wendy laptl.t and LlIO Mclntlr• • top . were all part of Indiana Ep.llon" work force durin, tlMlr rec..,t proJect.

The Easler bunny visiled Newington Children's Hospilal accompanied by 15 sislers from CONNECfICUT ALPHA. The children made bunny hals, designed by Kalie Seinfeld and Mi ndy Pollack, played a ring lOSS game and bingo, wilh prizes awarded the winners, had a I"dlona O.ho'. Houl. Director. Mrs. Victor leVar, jelly bean COntesl, and refreshments. The lal- wo. vldlm In a re<:e"t kidnap for charity. Purdu.', l ambda Chi Alpha. were r•• ponslbl. for the adlvlty ler included cupcakes decoraled wilh jelly wh ich ral..d money and coll«ted food for local poor beans and fruil punch. Mindy says il was a ' aml ll • •. rewarding experience for all.

IWNOIS BETA-DELTA , somelimes known as the "Beedle-Deedles", came up with a new idea for earning money for a campus projecl.

The chapler elecled sUe men 10 serve on Ihe Indiana Alpha walked off with three rrocoun of the "Penny Kjng" , with one 10 be chosen "Mr. SLOB"-(sweel, lovable, olym- phies during Greek Week aClivicies lasl May. They staned things off righl in the ftrst pian, and brave) . VOles, casl by Ihe srudent body, were pennies dropped into the buckel of event- the rrike race. Paired with Phi Delta the candidale of their choice. The money Thela FralernilY, Connie Lusk and Pam Srrang pedaled around the campus and brought in earned was donaled to the Knox Library .

Lisa Kinerk leUs how W ASH1NGTON AL- the ftrst of the Pi Phi rrophies.

The next victorious event was the inner rube PHAS went 10 dinner one evening and found only soup inslead of the usual full meal . The race . Claiming the water was 100 cold, none Campus Chriscian Mirusuy sponsors free meals of the members of other sororicies or fraternifor Ihe poor, and the chapler's food for that ties would enter the event. But twO Pi Phis, Julie Dygert and Michele Omahana, floated evening was donaled 10 the wonhy cause.

Young pacients at the Los Angeles Onho- victoriously 10 another trophy.

As well as starcing things off righI, they pcdic Hospital were pleased and surprised when Ihey received Easter baskets from CAL- also ftnished them off righI-with a viclory in IFORNIA GAMMAS. The girls had made 64 the annual May Sing compecicion, led by songbaskets for the hospitalized cbildren, filled leader Nancy Yoder.

Win Three Trophies

U.S. Birthday Is Theme For Parties

by ELAINE DEMBSKY, Colorado Alpha In recogmuon of America's 200th binhday, Colorado Alpha planned two spring activities, Monmouth Duo and Founders' Day,

around a Bicentennial [heme.

"Come as Your Favorite American" was the theme for our Monmouth Duo dance. Kim Clary, Eileen Cribbin, and Anne Harding collaborated in creating the decorations. !:.arge silver Stars were strung from the cc:iIing, a 50-foot facsimile of the American flag and a large paper bald eagle decorated the walls, while red, white, and blue lights and pOlS of dry ice created a dream effect. Each Pi Phi and Kappa exhibited her creativity by donning an original and imaginative costume. Some of the "Favorite Americans" included Bonnie and

Winners Selected _ . _

Clyde. Lavergne and the Fonze, Uncle Sam and the Statue of Libeny, Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler, and George Washington and the cherry cree.

The American theme was also prevalent in Founders' Day activities. Red, white and blue centerpieces decorated the tables as Colorado Beta joined Colorado Alpha in celebrating the founding of Pi Beta Phi and to pay our reSpeClS to the Golden Arrows. SoHgs were sung, and a Bicentennial play was presented by Colorado Alpha. Created by Mary Stern. the s!cit pottrayed how American hjstory would have been different if people such as Betsy Ross, Mrs. Paul Revere, and Pat Nixon (played by Casey Campbell, Sue Solnick, and Bonnie Brown) had been members of Pi Phi .

We discovered that using the Bicentennial theme was an enjoyable and appropriate way through whjch we celebrated our own founding as weU as that of the land in which we live.

(Continued from page 6) efforts [0 create: an atmosphere of respect and love in the chapter."

Leigh held an elective office each of her four years as a member of Texas Alpha . As president during her senior year, she was a relaxed and efficient leader, and through her competent handljng of any problems whjch arose, earned the respect and admiration of both her chapter and the alumnae advisory committee.

An education major, Leigh earned her degree in the fields of English and Spanish. She, tOO, was a delegate to the Miami Convention.

Hubbies "Kidnapped" For Arrow In Arctic

by PENNY PRocroR, Mi&higan Alpha Inspired by the Zeta-Mu Province Workshop held last March, Michigan Alpha decided to raise some money for Arrow in the Arctic and

For two years, she was Pi Phi 's representative: to the Sorority Counseling and Referral Service, serving one year as chairman . The Idea Bank was one of Leigh 's main interests during her year as president, and , as a result of her interest and urging, the chapter won the Idea Bank Award at Convention.

According to Lou Boyd Penn, chairman of Texas Alpha MC, "Leigh has performed a great service for the Texas Alpha chapter: she has given the chapter renewed life and excitement ... by setting a fine example for the membership, showing that one can work for her sorority and enjoy it, showing tbat chapter involvement is rewarding, and above: all, show· ing that one can be a leader and a lady. "

spark alum relations at the same time . So, 00 a Sunday night just before spring break, the husbands of our alums were" !cidnapped" and held for ransom. The husbands were asked to panicipate during the week by actives with Slightly Older Sisters.

At seven o'clock the men gathered in our basement, enjoyed pop and popeorn with the actives, and learned such dances as the Hustle, the Bus Stop, and Michigan A.lpha's own Beca Boogie. Each active called her own S.O.S. to tell her to come over with five dollars for Arrow in the Arctic if they wanted their husbands back . Soon aU the husbands were ransomed and Micrugan Alpha was able to send flfty dollars to the Canadjan philanthropy.

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Club Celebrates Silver Anniversary

by SAlllE CARDWELL HUCKINS Twenty-five years of friendship, fellowship, and service were celebCllted by the Arlington HeightS (111.) Alumnae Club April 14 , 1976.

The club's silver anniversary celeb ClItion was highlighted by the presence of four of the original founeen chmer members. Virginia Estes Burfeind, Florence Pettigrew Hannum , and Ann Cox Otzen have panicipated in the club since the beginning, and Norma Sloan Mills came from Connecticut to attend the event. Leners from severa} other charter members were read, and those present received special stained glass angels.

Approximately seventy alumnae gathered for a potluck dinner to commemorate the event. Eleanor Nichols Gengler, past presidemo came from Wisconsin to join several other former presidentS. A three-foot arrow cake and anow cookie favors with a Happy Birthday message inside were baked by Florence Hannum .

Dinner was followed by reminiscent talks by Virginia Burfeind and Norma Mills. It was discovered that the club has sold over $55,000

in Arrowcraft during its existence, and speciaJ recognition was given former Arrowcraft chairmen .

President Judy Davis Whitacre announced that $755 had been donated this year to Pi Beta Phi and local philanthropies. She also .n amed Virginia Burfeind and' Florence Hannum joint recipientS of the annual Panhellenic OutStanding Alumnae Award . Anna Mosely Osborn was named winner of the Mu NOM Province Scholarship to Arrowmont for 1976.

A Founders' Day ceremony ended the most memorable evening.

Shower Rains Gifts

by STEPHANIE DANIEI.S, Ontano Alpha

Unusual Situation Surrounds Initiation It is a special occasion for your mother to have been initiated at the same chapter as you, but it is rare for your mother to have bc:en initiated by the mother of the president who initiated you!

This was the case for TClIcy Todd, initiated into California Gamma by President Linda Payne. Tracy's mother, Paula Moldenhauer Todd , was initiated in 1953 by Mrs . Nancy Reed Payne, Linda's mother.

Many memories were brought back for Mrs. Todd as she stood up for TClICY's initiation.

She was proud of her daughter and thriUed at the thought of sharing the exciting secretS and special love in Pi Beta Phi. TClICY now has a mother and sister all rolled intO one!

It was like Christmas all over again; like a big birthday pany; like a wedding showerbut it was a House Shower!

That's right, a House Shower! The chapter house of Ontario Alpha felt like a new bride all over again , thanks to our alumnae. They organized a brilliant evening where the alumnae presented the house with gifts.

While munching on snacks the girls had prepared, the actives were given giftS to open for the house. As it was the first celebration of itS kind, Pat Hakes, Zeta Province President, was present as well as the house mother, Lillian Powell , who boasted a colourful hat made up of the bows from the giftS. Gifts included lamps, bathroom accessories, carpetS, tea towels, kitchen utensils, desscn bowls, and a magazine ClIck. Those alumnae not present sent donations which allowed the purchase: of a new mixer, iron, and toaster for the house. There were still funds remaining and the girls planned to get together during the summer and do some painting, cumin making, and refmishing.

Old Friend Is New Inspiration

by CHRISTINE BUCHER, Wesl Vi,.giniaAlpha· The true spirit of Pi Beta Phi has been seen in its many chapters across the United States through the years, and a member of West Virginia Alpha, Ethel Detch, is continuing this Pi Phi tradition of service.

Last year Ethel, an enthusiastic senior, placed her name at a local volunteer agency.

This program, " In Touch and Concerned ," seeks out, through the help of welfare agencies, those with no families, those who are crippled or too old to move about, and generally those who need companionship. "In Touch and Concerned" then advenises for volunteers who would devote a portion of their time to a needy person . In addition to the college students who volunteer, housewives and business men volunteer their services.

Natun>.lly, Ethel's desire to help one of these people was quickly fulfilled . The program gave her the name of Mrs. Olive McLead, who, at 87 years, has lived alone since her husband's death in 1937 . Upon visiting Mrs. McLead, Ethel discovered that she truly had found a friend. "She is very kind, and although she had little schooling she is quite intelligent," remarked Ethel. Ethel also found that MIS. McLead enjoys reminiscing about the " old Morgantown" -her lifetime home. "She told me that she remem bers when the fllSt car was driven in Morgantown, " Ethel commented.

Another topic Mrs. McLead enjoys is that of quilcmaking, an old pastime of hers. "She no longer is able to make quilts because she ftnds it hard to see, but she has inspired me to stan one," Ethel fondly remarked.

Since her fllSt meeting with Mrs. McLead, Ethel visited her old friend each week, and wrote:: to her during vacations.

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Denl •• Dodson, Indiana Zeta . wa. MI •• Photogenic durin, .... MI.. 'ndfono·USA· Un'•• ,... PotH"t. She ent.,.d the pog"nt a. MI•• Madl.on County.

Greek Speaks Greek

by NANE1TA WALLS, Alabama Gamma Did you know that Mrs. lack Mills, one. of our newest Grand Council officers, 15 gIVIng Greek Lessons? Well, maybe not the lessons that begin with Alpha and end with Omega, but definitely Greek. Mrs. Mills was Auburn Uruverslry's guest speaker tor our ~prtng I'anhellenic Greek Convocation and helped us to realize what "Speaking Greek" is all about.

Twice a year Auburn Panhdlenic sponsors a convocation [0 honor those:: chapters whose work has been recognized among their sister Greeks. We were thrilled to have Mrs . Mills as guest speaker, representing Pi Beta Phi. We all know Mrs. Mills as she is the past Kappa Province President and has given us many words of guidance and encouragement.

At the convocation, Pi Phi was chosen to receive the Altruistic Award sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega. We were deeply honored by this award and proud to have Mrs. Mills share this honor with us_

Five Hold Campus Leadership Posts Marc.h 3 provlHi to be an ..,.ntful doy for the MIIIII· Ilppl ••tal , for that wal the day th r.. of the chopt.r w.,.. .Iected al the thr. . n.w AWS offlc.rs . Jon.t Smith . left. II vic. pr.lld.nt; L.lla Chlldr.... leoted.

II pr.lrd.nt; and Sonia Jenklnl. right, II judicial I.crflary.

Search Begins For White House Fellows The thirteenth nationwide search for outstanding young men and women to serve as

White House Fellows has begun.

Established in 1964, the White House Fellowship program is designed to give rising leader. one year of fimhand , high-level experience with the workings of the Federal Government and to increase their sense of par-

ticipation in national affair.. The program is open to U.S. citizens from all fields who are not less than 23 and not more than 35 yem of age. Employees of the Federal Gnvernment are not eligible, with the exception of career armed services personnel.

In addition to their educational assignments with the Vice President, Cabinet officer. or principal member. of the White House staff, the Fellows participate in an extensive seminar

program, typically consisting of some 300 offrecord sessions with top government officials .

scholar., journalists, and leader. from the private sector.

The Fellowship is designed to be a one-year sabbatical in public service . Leader.bip, intellectual and professional abiliry, high motivation , and a commiunent to community and

nation are the broad criteria employed in the selection process.

Requests for applications for next year's program must be postmarked not later than November I , 1976. Application forms and additional information can be obtained by sending a post card to the President's Commission on White House Fellowships, Washinglon, D.C. 20415.

It's great when one Pi Phi wins a lOp position of leadership on campus, but when five do, iI'S terrific! This fall five Michigan Alpha senior. begin fulfilling new duties and responsibilities.

Becky Schmidt has been appointed Activities Board Director for the '76-77 academic year. Becky was one of three applicants interviewed for the position. Her responsibilities will include scheduling movies on campus and arranging concern or trips to concertS, as weU

as any other projects she develops. Becky is the flISt girl to be awarded this position in a number of year..

DebbieJohnson is the new editor-in·chief of the yearbook, Winona. Debbie has worked on the Winona since her freshman year, and won the post this year because of her innovative and well-defined plans. In case she ever runs into difficulry, Debbie can lurn 10 another senior, .

Sherrie Sluka, for advice-Sherrie is the pasl editor.

Penny Proclor won a place on the Leadmhip Workshop Steering Committee, in the role of hospitaliry chairman. Leader.hip Workshop tries 10 improve college relations with the communilY and Ihe business world. Penny's primacy job will be thaI of hostess 10 any and all guests of the college. Recently, Penny was also awarded the Belf-Messenger Scholmhip, given annually 10 a top senior in the honor. progranl.

Tracey Sherblom was chosen captain of Ihe <heerleaders fOI the second year in a row.

Under Tracey's leader.hip, the squad expanded from four women to eighl men and women. Tracey also wilJ continue in her posi-

tion of student assistanl in the college's public relations office.

Amy Vog< is Ihe Head Mentor for 1976-77 .

The Mentor program is designed to help orient incoming freshmen to Hillsdale College. Amy was selected by the admissions department from nearly a hundred applications. She should receive lots of cooperation from the mentor., especially as nine of Ihem are Pi Phis.

Corrin. P.rry V.rmon' a.,o B. to Provinc.

Edith Ashley Moor.

North Carolina Alpha Delta Province

J.nnif.r Main Kansas B.,o Xi Provinc.

Trino Gordon Alabama Gamma Kappa Provinc.

Donno Faull!: louisiana B.ta Pi Provinc.

Virginia land NevaJa Alpha Upsilon Provinc.

Alice Allgood Tennessee Delta Iota Province

D.bbie Korfhage Ohio Zeta Eta Provinc.

Dianne Stitzmann Idaho Alpha Tau Province

Sarbara Hugen N.bra.ka S"a Nu Prayince

Susan Respess florida Sela Ep.ilon Proyince

Nat Pictured: Amy B.rnst.in, Massachuse", Alpha, Alpha Province Linda Ann Payne California Gamma phi Province

Secky Ransom Utah Alpha Sigma Province

Wendy Wild"n, Minnesota Alpha lambda ProvinUi

Mary Gituhi.r, Pennsylvania Epsilon, Gamma Province linda Templeton" Indiana leta, Theta Province

Joan O'Brien Oklahoma Alpha Omicron Proyi.ce

Kathy tel.ilz Illinois Zeta Mu Province

Joanna James Michigan Alpha Zeta Provinu

Cl!vovlnce e,'uetev Sevvlce GliJlnnevs H.idi Smith Washinllton Beta Tau Provinc.

Jon Hayhurst

Mad.lin. Kofad.r California D.lta Phi Provinc.

North Carolina B.to D.lta Provinc.

Mory Donohu.

Florida Beto Epsilon Provinc.

Patricia Harp., Colorado Alpha Rho Proyinc.

Mary Johnson South Dakota Alpha lambda Provinc.

Wudy N.wton Ontario B,'a 1"0 Provinc.

M.hona McMillan Mininippi a.'a

Margie N.ish Iowa Alpha Nt.t Provinc.

Froni. Ott Illinois B.fo-D.I.o Mu Provinc.

Kappa Provinc.

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C]!cov£nce e,'aptec Secv£ce qj)£nnecs Suzanne Stalling.

Pennsylvania B.'a Gamma Province

Ohio Z.'a Eta Provi",.

Carol Schliefforth Missouri Alpha Xi Province

Nancy Bi8Se, Tenn• .,•• D.lta 10'0 Province

Mich.l. Gabour.1 O,egon D.lta Upsilon Provinn

Joan lavigne V.rmont hta B.,o Provinc.

MillY hrry Oklahoma Alpha Omicron Provinte

Sill .. K.isal New Mexico A!pho Sigma Province

Christy Irvin

Nol Pictured:

Kare" libby, Maine Alpha Alpha Province

Te,ry Ke"ermon Indiana Gamma Th.ta Province

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Not Pictured : California A Scholarship Winner,:

Geraldine V.hr, Ohio B.to Nanette Carney, IIIinoi. Z.to Marybeth Jocobson. Illinois Z.ta Nancy Lahui., lIIinoi, Z.ta

SUlan Curry 05clahomo Alpha Junior Alumnae Club

St.phanie plemmons Ruth Barrett Smith

Judy Caplio Michigan Gamma US 5cholonhip

Beth God".,.

Texa, Gamma louisiana Alpha Triple M Scholonhip

Denise lortosh Texa. Ep.ilon Louisiana Alpho Tripi. M Scholonhip

Tenness•• Gamma

St.phonie Doni.l, Ontario Alpha Virginia Alpha Croft Scholarship to ArTowmont

Mour•• n McCarthy lIIinoi. Th.ta Jun ior Alumnae Club Scholarship

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T.r.,a B.II IIlinoi. Th.ta Harriet Rutherford Johnsto,.

Scholarship

Me,ry Egenoir.

Iowa Gamma

HRJ Scholarship

Potricio Stone O,egon Alpha HRJ Scholarship

Koren lala.chok Ohio Alpha HRJ Scholarship

Ch.,i Paul lIIinoi. Th.ta HRJ Scholarship

T.r •• o Ankenb,,,d: Indiana Z.ta HRJ Scholonhip

Mary Mcilleu Californla Gamma HRJ Scholar.hip

Not Pictur.d:

Mary H.len Trouth.

Georgia Alpha HRJ Scholarship

Moria PI ••kon Michigan B.to France. Holl Comly Scholarship

Angels Are Angels

by EMll.Y ARMsTRONG, Texas Gamma Across thr nation thrrr arr many Pi Phis involvrd in Angd Flight. Thr Taas Gamma chapt.. has stvrn of itS mrmbers in thr organization, including thr a-commandrr, Kyk Hrwirt.

Angd Flight is an honorary organization sponsortd by Arnold Air Socirty, thr fratrrnity of Air Foret ROTC. ItS purpose is ro support campus, community, socirry, and thr Air Foret. What tbr Angds do, how thry drtss, and how thry breomr Angds varits from Flight to Flight, but ..rrywh..r, it is an honor.

The Trxas Trch Angd Flightrrs arr choStn according to marching skills and intrrvirws.

Four of Te.a. T.ch'. "doubl. Ang ..... are, I to r: Chrl.t,.lfockmon . Muff Moor• . Emily Arm.trong , and Cindy Weigand .

Projrets includr blood drivts , visitS to nursing homts, drill team compttitions , and a marathon run to support thr Sptcial Olympics.

Polishers Wanted For Three New Trophies

by KIM WENDT, Ohio Epsilon musical tour of thr United Statts singing' 'East Sidr, Wtst Sidr," "California Dreamin , " "Wr'rt Strong for Tolrdo" and "Oklahoma."

Nrar thr end of thr quarter, Sigma Phi Epsilon Frattrnity sponsortd a raft ract . Pi Phi, using a piratt thrrne, took first plact for raft drsign . Trrry Bockbradrr. Cindy Mryrrs and Karen Wilson were the Cfew members who earnrd Pi Phi StCond plaet in thr wornrn 's division. Chalk up two mort trophits!

And what did thr Tolrdo Pi Phis do during thr surnrnrr? Polishrd thrir trophits, of course!

Ohio Ep.llon. of a final rehearsollMfore tol"g to the Unlv.,.,ty of Tol..:lo to win the annual Men', and Women', Songf••t.

Award Honors Senior

Ohio Epsilon Pi Phis at thr Univmiry of Tolrdo ha.. adopttd a nrw motto-"Wr A nrw award at Indiana Epsilon , thr MadrLOVE trophirs" -and spring quartrr provrd linr Wyrr Killingrr Award, honoring thr gradto br thr ideal time for collrcting thrrn. uating Stnior who btst rxernplifits thr idrals The most chrrishrd trophy was won at thr of Pi Btta Phi, was prtsrntrd for thr first annual Mrn's and Wornrn's Songftst, a musi- timr in 19n. Thr first winnrr was Danna cal ..rnt cattgorized by womrn's, mrn's, and Krndall, and thr 1976 recipirnr is Marilyn coed comprtition. Pi Phi, undrr thr musical Johnson . dirrction of Mary Damas and with chortogThr award is namrd for Madrlinr Killingrr, raphy by Stacy Brookrnthal, took first plaet a local alumna who hdptd starr thr Indiana with thr theme " Citits Sialed Musically. " Epsilon chapttr. Shr also Strvrd hrr Frattrnity Kerping thr Bietntrnnial in mind, thr girls on the alumnae advisory committee and as WOrt rtd , whitt and blue cosrumts and took a province president.

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Alumnae Club Letters Edited by Lindsey Farnham Siegfried, Ohio B

ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM The B,rmlO,ham Alumnae Club mCI In thlee ,roups dunn, 1971· 1976 The day ,roup. ,,"h ZOE SAUNDERS J.... MES. plnlclenl. mel once tach month II II ,}O. m. for butincn, lunch. and a prO'l'lIrn The m,hl ,roup . wnh chanman DONNA BARNWEll WHITE , mCI (OUt ",tOlnr dunn, the yUI (or. poduck tuppel. pro,ram. Incl. ,gull hour The- new motnlO' ,roup. chlLrman SARA JANE HARMON TACKETT. mel ,WKC (or coffee All of Ih( protn.rnl wCle I,"cn by mc:mbc:r1 Con¥enuon repon by SUZY STRAIGHT HARRIS; FadllOn Forc(I.SI$ b~ NINETTE /lBEIt· NETHY GR IFFITH, • prof(Uion.J fuhlon coordinator: Lor-II)' D., pco,nm b, POLLY JORDAN POWEll, proftuOr of En,hm It Samford Un'''Cr1II,; • blCennnnlal Pl"OIram ." IoIARTH" flETCHER BRODNAX,_ memM' ofSlfmln,hlm', blccmcnn .. 1 commlll('e: .nd onc Of! palm. rud,o, b, MAllL YN HORNSBY ClUND Thc d" ,roup entoYed I Chnnmlf tanc:Mon It 1M home o( I mcmber Ind nucd (unds in M.Rh " I " Mlke II, Bake II , Gro" h, Se-w 11" aUClion Two members were (",tuled It Ihc Bumln,h.m Alumo.e PanheUenl( Workshop ANNETTE MITCHEU MIUS, Dlre(lor of Alumnae Ad ... ISO'1 COmmIllCU, walilhe kqnole: spulcr IDd SUZY SnAIGHT HA RRIS , K.pp. Pro""nce: Pre:ude:nt, Ie:d one o( Ihe: "orkshops A hi,hli,lu of Ihe: ,ear willhe: Ano"c:ra(t pk 10 Onober held al lhe: home: .nd under the: clUlrmll1lhip o( ALMETA ANDEitSON MITC HEU Suen hundre:d or more: ,n""I.llon, deli"e:re:d b, Ihe: ch,lr' m.n Ind me:mbe:rs brou,hl a lu,e: Cfo"d 10 VIC'" the: ,GOd, .rnn,e:d be'Utl(uU, by (o lor ,IOUPin" on palnle:d "rou,hl lton e:u,ere:1 bot· rOW'e:d (rom me:mbe:r, ANN McPHAIL ELUOTT', Suarchff Shop The: Irolulle:1 o( 'pprollml[(I, $3.000.00 we:re more: ,h.n lrip le: thaI o( .n, previ oul yur!

The: dub ICIIVIUfS e:oded "'lIh 1 Founde:rs' D.y te:lc: bnllon Apnl n whe:n Illlhe: aluml hostcd 1 Sundl' nllhl buffci (or Ihe: Alab.m. Alph' chaplt~r me:mbers It dte: home of SET AMIDON KESMOOEL Bu 110"''''0_ KtJ .. tNI,1

TuSCALOOSA The: TUluloosa Alumn.e: Club be:,.o Ihe: rur ,,"h our annu.I,uppe:r (Of ne:w pledle:' We: e:OjO)ed ,e:llln,tO koow ,he: nc" Pi Ph .. To ,I"'C' helplo, h.od dunn, homc:c:omlD" "hlle: Ihe: ,.Ib we:re: h.rd II work UKmbllnllhe:1t d,spl., In (ronl o( Ihe: hOlIK' , the: .Iuml look cook ," Ind hOI chocol.le: to Ihe: ch.ptcr haute: In DC'I'cmber, Ihe: c"'b hcld • ".caty .ttoppc:n'" pany wMre: Ibe: alum, e:n,lOye:d renew In, (rlcncbh,pllO a hollda, aunOlpbtlc .nd luun, thc "'Inc and chee:K' pro¥lde:d E.ch Ilum .110 blOu,hl asm.1I ,,(1 10 be donJle:d 10 "Operation Santi Claus", IponJOre:d b, Bryce: Hospital So man, '"e:nde:d Ihu ('Icnl that plan. ha\'( h«n made: 10 hold ,t alaln nnl,nr Thc y(:lr p.SKd qUM:kI, Iftd offlce:1 eI«uonJ and founde:R' Diy took up our 'PIIO, month, A Rl5h womhop and • pICniC endtd lhe dub ye:ll We: .re nnw'n,lo develop. be:tlcr npport .lth the: au"e: th.pltI so lh'llolclhcr"'e: un "'ork for PI Be:ta Phi

ARKANSAS LrrTI.E ROCK The: little: lock Alumo.e Club opeoe:d IU ne:", )'Car unde:r ,hc we:I}' c.· pable: Indcr.hlp o( SUE PATTEJ.SON PINE Our rltll lII«:un, .u held In the: homc of J ANE HA .... ANS "IL· LEI In Jul,. (or de:_n Sue: lotroduced JEAN PITCOCK MADISON , I ..... NI (10m Memphu .nd pan pre'lde:nl o( our Lmle: itoct club. 3ue, dub dele:,'le: 10 the WllLll:li Con"'e:nuon, ,uc h«Collwc:.ouon repon Ind ,he maokrd JANE WlLUl, NluouJ Coa\'(OUQD Guide:, (ot • •e:Q.. or,aftlnd Coo'~nuoo Suc at.o Ihan.tc:d JANE ROTH FAUST, Om .. (l0f! APP. (ot (our ,-(:In (If (lIIhful Kr'9M:e: 10 Ihe: protloc:c WOLLY Wc· ANIS GIAf of ourduh II 1M new Onucn;1D APP Awucil of Ulle:rnr. '0

our dub Ih'l we:re: rc:c:e:/Ved 1\ Con¥e:nllon we:r~ 2.1 fo/lo",. CliallOo 10 Arkansas Sf'" for thclr ArrOW'cnIt Sale:, the: OfOlClOO Pro"oce:_Enl,n PUe:" Kyle: A.lld_ lo DOll IS KAlCHER WELLING ; COMe:nIlOn wlOn,", sonllo Arhnsas BCla wntte:n by MAISHA SCHElZ Anolhe:r de:l$c:rI me:e:un, .15 held In Se:ptember In Ihc home: o( CATHIE REMMEL MATTHEWS Our 'U"'SU for the: e"e:nlO, ..ere ,he Ie:n nc" ple:d,e:lo( A'hnJU Sell "AC me:mber CHAlLEE N MEY ER DOBSON ,ue: us. report on Arkanu. Be:la 's Chapte:r honon whIch In· c1udcd (1:I1e:rnll, , .cclhnru, flude:nt senale: and ICholln.h.p a"llds . A ,ro,ram, ,Ite:n b, NANCY MILlE. , was on Ihc phll.nlhropK projc(l o( Pi Phi

Onobe r Illh "c held anothe:r one: of our (amouilobJle:t salcs We:.pplaud our le:mf'K commlltce: and thell husbaod, (or makin, Ihll projC:CI • con tlnue:d succus fe:bl\lary wu our Innual " Bnn,. Gre:e:k" mceun, Thu (e:III'+'e: d,D. Mr me:e:lln, "'U In Ihe: home: of GENE CHAMBERSJONES . The:le: wcre: approalm.ld, 6) 10 .ue:nd.oce:, almOtt «ju.lly d"ldcd betwee:n P, Ph" and ,ufSn Our prolnm (or Ihe: e:"COlO, "'U ,I¥e:n b, NANCY MILLER on Ihe: re:wln of thc Nallonll Panbdlc:nlC Coo(e:rcon m«lInl of new raoluliORI Fo unders' D., "'all cc:lcbl'lled Aprli 261h 10 Ihe: Woman's C"1 Club JANE ROTH FAUST." hoslc,. for the: e:'e:nlO, A Founde:n' 01, mt'$"Ie: (rom BARBAlA SANDS OLSEN , Grand VICe:,P,",dcnt of Alum· n.e:, ... u re:ad We: "'e:re plnKd 10 h'''e: 10" o( OIIr Golde:n Arrow mem , ben If) IlIcnc1aMe: I he, "'e:re: ELIZABETH DUNAWAY HENDRY .

MISS PAUUNE HOELTZEl,JU ANISE SCOCGINJOHNSON. TlUIE McCA NMON McFADDIN , MARIE HOPSON SCOTT, and ADRI· ENNE BROWN STOREY Two oew Golde:n Arro. me:mbe:rs ..ere un· able: 100 be: .,Ih u. · CONNIE PETERS GAlDNER Ind ANN CLEAVEl HOUCK In Mar "'C h.d ollllobJlcr sale: al.,n InJune we: held Ihe: Panhtllenlc Coke Parl Y (or (.lInuhcCl.

MARY CAMPBELL GREGORY The: e:mphuls 01 Ihc Mary (,:. mpbc:1I Grclot)' AlumnI( Club :lCu¥j.

11(' Ihi! ,ur has ce:nle: re:d on (nle:rnll, (cllo.iup wilh Dthc:t Ilumnae: Irouplin the: communlf}' We: IDvlle:d Klppu ro. Wooraouth Duo (0(.

(C'( In No ...e:mbc:r whM:h (c::ature:d I cle:\I'(r All Ibout OUI Foundcr who hid be:lon,e:d 10 bolh Iroup' The:n In February ..e: we:re: aske:d 10 brIll, frlC:nds (,0m othcr so,onuel 10 a Jhe:r'1 pan,. . Th,s.u the: rlttt ~'nl o( Ihl' kmd to be held Mle: and 1Ir.., a bl, SIICCe:.

Other 1('''''11(1 IMluded our annual (IU picnIC .Im ne:w pleden (rom 1ht.1oct1 ch.plCI Dlle: to ch'II,n 10 ouhlll, plOCedule: .c me:l H new ple:d,fS (rom ~prln, alld (,I/nuh Our IOI~rflllc:rIl.' relmon,tup (Of Ihl' c"'e:nl ... :llJIJIIMe: (rom I,m. Nil pled,ci wbo parke:d urs and cleane:d up :II Ihe: Io~e:" home: of our hoste:" Thc annu.1 Arrowcn(, plc'l$ he:1d 11 th", C~.pte:1 bOUK In Onober and "':II "b,ue:r and belter" In thai w~ :addcd somc of (KH horaemade: enIlI and l~n'lhcne:d thc lime: o( showln, 10 ordcr Ihu more o( the chaple:r ,lib could 'U 10 on the: uk Thc f~nckn ' Dar b.nquel'u hdd Apflll) II the ch,pler houte: ,""cad of a local rellillrani wllh the ch.plc:t lids and houKmOfh",r pro¥ldlnl lhe (ood Thu IOIIO""oOn pro ... lde:d I mOle: IOfolmal atmosphe:re: and "'u ell,lO,e:d b,.11 0111 final me:e:uo, In Ma, Wat. poolslde: IUMM oo and Inltall.uon o( office:rl-. con~e: nuoo al and pleu.tli e:ndlO,lo .nolher ,c::ar M,ttb. K,~, MII/illuo.

ARIZONA CAMELBACK Arrowcn(1 $(( Ihe: lone: o( Ihe: rur at C'lIIclback Alullln" C"'b lIIe:mbc:n atte:nded lII.n, _bhops 10 cnlle: crUf}' 1Ie:IIIS to te:U :II mil Arrowcra" 'iI/e:, ... hl(h "''' he:1d in ClIIJ April loa opeo houK' .l1li IDur ot. Iote:" ne. r'oO(tlU home: lured ptO$pc:c:un bu.yc:n 10 Ihe: sale: Hommladc: mini ,c:IIy, • br~ Kkctioll of kacbto·(rub br..tc:d ,nodI, and EUIe:r tre.ts (oc chlldre:n nn, up sUc:s qUlCkl, All 10 aU, ibu ,nr's Ale: proO\'td to be: more profipble: JIId e:n,lOflblc dula ne:r' Our 10GU.1 (all hlllch~ and faS1uo1l tho. 10 benefit the: Anhnus

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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI FoundlilOO wu a ,'Ultu((Ulllhrou,h Ih~ ,Olnl drons Ind mlny houn of d~dlOIKHI of bolh Ihr Phoc:n .. and Clm~lhlCk Mumnac Club m~ ..-

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When w~ wrr~n 'l bu", with <rnIlY~ or K",K~ rlld~lYo",. c..m~lbu:k alums w~tc ~nn(hln'lhett mlndl (and WlIlSdlllu) throu,h I Ylurl1 01 pro,raml W~ ... cr~ ~dunl~d In an Ippr«~llOn hy I m~miKr ollb~ Phocnl. An NUM:um Ln,u~ Wr lurn~d Ihr proper care: and Kin-lIOn of houw planu for 0111 IInlqur dlmll~ W~ w~fr IIl1,hl how 10 Ihop wMlr for Inuqu~J hr a PI Phi Iln~r who ~ an anllqu~ dca.l~f OUf Chnslmti rooItlC ~."n, ....1 • bl' hI! ti a.lwa~, w,th uch m~mbc-I hron"n, K\'I:ral dOltn (OOkl~l, alo"l with (OPId of lhe IHlpe, alld cvuront ,Oin, hom~ wllh. »mpl~ 01 twO ofuch bahr', ~fforu . Our Innll.1 Clnqllc D~ Ma yo pUlydlmand I bUlly ,car I f mtmbell ~nto,td rCYltw,n,lhe- Khl~vltmrnu of Ih~ pnVIOUI monlh. ovltr MlI,amu Ind Soulhwnl~rn hClCll d'oruvrr:t

In 0«.,. wllb PATTY SPRY SVENS<;AARD III eb'rae, Wit held our Atrowcrafl 11k: Illd tn II thr chapter houJC on Ihe U C. Ikrkclry campul Wr mel 1,110 In j.nu.,., (Of luncheon Ind 10 plln our m.1II phll.nlbfOptC fllnd ra6111, ",ent_1 " Phi dly II Ih~ Lunebton Wll (ollowtd br dOlDIllO pncuec (Of OUI Innual loutn.m~nt wbw:h "15 held Illcr IlIj.IIU'''' In Iplle o( JUIk.t1ll employttl, our dlY IItM ncC'S WIS wcc(Mfut with a fillt' h.tnchron and fun bt:tun'the ho,," all ror. wOllhwhile nuxIII Apr" w~ ct'kbrllcd foundeQ ' 01' wllh Ihe Sin fran(lI(o Alumnae Club h.., brld II Ihr Womrn's Athk:tIC Club Oft hnuuflll Lake M~rnn w/lh Ilunc:hcOD .lId tntt'rtllmmcnl Alppll~d by both .wn ,nd alumn.t m~mbe". HI,hh,hlJofth~ pro,ram wrlr Ihon talks 'Inn by promlnrnl pro(rstlOnll Ilumnae Ind u • finllc JOmc ,UII Iln,ltI, byoul UGoldrll Arrows Our fin. I mC~lIn, (or thll ,ru wu beld wllh Inllillatlon of nt'w offlCrrs, lunc-hton.nd thr ,ca.r rnd champlOIIshlP h"d,r fOund

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PHOENIX Tht Phfl('nlJl Alurnnlt' Club opcnrd Iht' )"1 w'lh our pfrJldtnl, MARIAN KILLIAN STAPLEY . prUldlnllt. kttk off lunchton 11thII' ntW Adami HOld 0111 Onobrl m~rlin, ... as held .t Ih~ homr of LUCilLE jOHANNSSEN ROCA Th~ CotInnllOG repo« w.. read, (oIlow~d b,. IIlk on w,lI. and tuale plaoflln, by.n auorney Our hlC urnl fOf the yur w.. thr 1', Btl. Phi brunch II Ihe AmiO!lI B,llmott' Slkl fifth Av~nur . III1IUII, did Ih~ f..Juon show )00 peoplt lutnd~d , hUI M:nral hundrrd more: could h...~ h«n Iddrd If Iht hO(d hid h.d mort' loom Thr Chostm .. COfftr II alwl)'lllowtly Iff1l1 fOf Ihr ""vn. pk:d,tl. mCHhrn .nd dau,hlrnu ,unu foundrn' D.y WIS held on Ih~ ~nllln, II the home of ELEANOR GEH. GIBSON l"h~ potluck lupper wu suppllrd by th~ Clmrlhttek Ind Phoc-nll tlubs AI wr finished Ihe n~nln,. I fin, wu formrd ud 118 p, Phi, JOIII~ h.nds Ind IAn, 1', Phi

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BRITISH COLUMBIA VANCOUVER ThiS hu bc~n a lucccuful yur Wr hive a rrc:ord lIumher of )2 plld mtm~ ... OUI m'I" onnM!, ralsl"S pro;rn . l~ Ak: of Chrutmu cltds 10 m~mbcn .nd IMIt fflt'nds . ploud 10 be JUII IS succeDful u al ..lrs A new Idca , Ihr rdfk of I pt.nt donlled by I kI<,1 flonst It mKllnl'. plovrd 10 br one Our m~mbcl1l have turllalivel, InlCftSI ill our PI B~la PhI Cln,dlu PfOlrc:I, "Arrow In dill' A rulC", cuIOl ""1I1I1 U'I • ftto(d dOIl,uoll to IU SUPpGfl 01 BOO Twrnty. ntne memben allelld~d th~ foundrn' DIY dlllnrl Ihl) yur Thr OCClillfln WII e~lebratcd with the Jin,ln, PI Phi SOfI,'lnd wllh an old f"hlon~d coo ~ y-,hllle

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CALIFORNIA ANTELoPE VALLEY The ,Cit 19'1·76 m.tted the tl,hleCnth fot Ihr Anldope Villey Alumnu Club Aye,., ,01111 ,roup. wuh • rrlular "Iend,nce: onl1 ellhl 10 len m~mbtl"$, wc wrr~ IInable to "Irmpl .lIy bl,~ pro,«u How~~ef . (Of Iht' tecOftd tlmt •• mOftcllry ,dt wu tent 10 In .cu« eMplt! and • I~mtmbl'lnc~ 10 our one Vllk:y Inllille o( th~ ,t'lt Tht« of our (our mUlln,lWefr hcJ.lIl n"hlill the hom" ol mrmiKn, .. hlk: th~ fourth , Ihe hl,hh,hl of our club yur. w., a foundcn ' Day lun· chron on M., 22nd II the D~Kn loD., Lancutrr AU PtOSt1ml (or our mrtlin,. wrrr ,1"'11'11 b, our own mtmbers .nd ~I~ on mUir" perunrnl 10 Ihe Fratrmll, Wllh tnc demur of our 10nl Inlonn.1 P",nhdle"I', (urrt'ff l"ponSlblltty w" placed on OUI clllb.

Ihe only OIllniled Ilumnl~ one III th~ Valley, 10 IlItU"1 Ind ,"Iff local hl,h KhOllI Ind JunlOf collc,~ ,nil In colle,~ Iflendillcr .nd rushin,

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BERKELEy-EAST BAY Undrl Ihr fmr Icaden.hlp of pfrSod~," PEGGY BALI,)IAN WEST, rhc Brtttk:y.EISI BI, Alumnae Club eaJ01<d I wdl halaDccd pro,l'IlII tt,.. ~., of fun Ind wort: We lun.:d 1ft xpu.bc.r WId! I coffer and con«blllO;>n meeun,lI whICh IJ~ OUI ddr,'lr , .... ~ • ,IoWInt: frpotI on the 19~1 COnvcIIlIon Somr tra(1 Ideas for rUture: rund ilium, weft .J. prnc'lIrd

CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY WIth lh~ Ihrm~ "OUI Arro ... pOlnU" Ind thc Ible ludcnh)p of NANCY WILSON HARRINGTON. Central Orall,e COUlllY Aiumllii Cluh be,an a mOSI _'rsPul'nd OCIIIII, t9n ·I9 ~' club J~1t In Seplrmber II Ih~ hom~ of NINA McCO NELL WINN OUllrrow polnlS 10 Iht COnytnttOfl rtport ... "h our own Alumnle ProvlOet' Prn,. dtnt, ~ANCY GAUTHIER COX "Ipeuer follow,n, her cnlhllll"" ,tC U'pou w"h ,lIdC'S, wr w~n- (H'lIed 10' 1', Phi Coolr' .... UK COLETTE GLENN au ... OW. protnm chlJrllUII and hOMCN. re:newfli old memontt wllh toll" Ind .n Anow cake Each of Iht' 40 .Iums ,n IlIcnd'D(r w.s 'I~n I pllnl in alpKt ,,,wllh IhClC" wordl, "AI your plant "OWI. II'IIY ,OUI Io-fe of .nd IIUrrt'M III " Phi ,row 100 " Alto U Ihl:l II'IKUn~ ... ~ "a ned .1', Phi 8lurbl,' wbere I IDt'mber w~1d offer I !bon Kllrmenl of', PhI hiliOf}' dllllns t'lch ol Ihe- meelln" OctObel"W us II BETTY MANAHAN MORAN '. S.nta Ana homt', II OllllltOW polnn 10 "I ndcp~nd~nt Women Toch, " Mr. DUld Gad" a IIwyer. ,ne u. pettlnrnt IlIrOfm.uofl on womrn ', r"hlS (Of 1M d,· vllfCed orwidowt'd. NANCY WAGNER SCANLON .nd hr. commillK I ( .... ~d I delICiou.1 lundtton Th~ Thrtas joillcd III ,n Novtmber II BARBARA BE .... UNONT DREIBELBIS' home for de.JK1I fll rn ish~d by MAR ILYN JONES STOCKLAND .nd hrr commmre Thll rvrnin, our .rrow POinU 10 M.. ~ A'NNA M.F ..... UN • PI Phi Ind DIlf-ctOf O(WOmlll', StudlC'S II Saddlebadi: Colles~ She ,nil' us IIIsl,hl .. (0 how wom.n's pUIKlp.· lion on cdlltallon. Lca,tlr ofWom~n Voten and volllnt~er or,lnlllllon, nn contribute 10 JOClcly In Dtctmbel OUlllrow POIIIQ 10 phllinthropy whcn w~ dollllrd la" elle 1111'11'1110 the M.nh of Dim" .nd hid III eachan,t With Unl'l"enllY ofC.hfOfnlll .... ,ne Itu... rl ANN TOBEY WILSON openrd he, home 10 UJ II IhlS (r.",e time olthc Y(ll KARLA BUCK WORSDELL ,nc us In Inlrrnun, book Ir'urw of Bt"~rl S'I1 . whKh IS Ihe 110,., ofl womln nUIK, MlfJOtIC Chalmers. In lbe TennrlJ« hills She also ~owed us IOmt welYln, I1mpk:s Ind sltdr:t 01 th~ Anowmonl Khool DlANE AlliNGHAM BUCHANAN and her commlltcc $Ct'Ied a luncMon f~· toWID' Ih~ mteun, jlnuu., (wnd UJ In Ihe Mu.sIOIl VICIO homc o(SUSAN GARRETSON GATTIS, whrrr OUI urow POIDIS 10 Inlenor D~sl'" .nd PI Phi JUDY SEESE lAND IS Ipcurr Shr w.lked uSJ!ep by lI~p throu,h on~ othel Inlenor DCSI,n pr",«u IncludlD' a SIImplr bOlfd of cafPCllnc. wlUpa, per, f.blta. p.nelltn, • • nd eOlldudrd wllh llidn of Ih~ fint!hrd homr jlld, .lso offtlcd min, uKful hom~ dccollun, idru. Tht! tntoyable urn,n, war condudrd With a bKentrnnw dC1Krt JCt't"ed b., hOllrA MARGARET ME •• m HAGEN .nd h~1 commlllr~ BONNIE WALSTON MIZlKER led u, on 10 OUI bl' evcnl of lhc ,n.. wherr 0111 arrow polnll 10 our MOlhrl,Dau,hlu Le,,,y Luncheon on Ftbrulry 28, 1916 at Ih~ Tile of th~ Whllc Rrstlurant on B.lbOl! Pen· Insuf. ~un)~,"c, re:d, wflll~ Ind brue dreor Indln ocn.n VICW mil'l 01 MOlhrn Ind Dau,hlrn .. ho ."rnd~d thlJ ele,lnl , bicentcnn,aI lun· chroll BA.BARA BEAUMONT DREIBELBIS Ind hel dreOflliOlIJ CO m, mllltt mldc.8 bf1lullful Beuy Rotl dolh(Olunl~rpl~C"on cuh of the lIb1t. Pro,ram chairmill. MARTHA ROWE HOLLER rlllt!lrd Ihr SCI' "Kes o( fl"lll Tuckrr, who prr~flted Ladle, Ind Linle LadlCl fuhloll$ be,lDnla, In tbe 1100', ,n • UlltqUC .nd 'UthtlllK (ullllon IoftOW PHYlliS COX SMITH .nd SARA WAREHAM WAGGONEl colkcud I Ilt,r number IIId ...orry of laffk Ind Door PtlleS KARLA BUCK WO.SOEU, tKkrl Chllrmln , "biurd art all IImr hl,h (or IICk~1 Ulel Procerds rrom thl5luac:hcon bcllcfit. In p.n. our local philanthropy . Ih~ Nu~botDlmu h wu. spk:ndid WI, 10 spud I" Ulc-r1I0OI1 104 10 lIIuodlKr our dlu,hlt'n and (nends 10 PI Ben ph.t At WI M.tch mtrun, III DOTTlE C~U .IDDErli bo_. our II· ~ f'O>Inu 10 ......11 from ~r Allllllnae ProYID(r Pmldcnl. NANCY GAUTHIER COX After I.umulauo, dttCu __ on 1', Pili f... u .• d~b·

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THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI ClOlillun("hf,on WUKl'\Td b,S"I"" WAREHAM WAG(iONEllnd bn (ommlll« NI.Rcy Inc U~ I ~II boon by praUlna all of 0111 dub', d . (onl Ind nhlcwcmcnts ,hi' JUt In AprIl our .now po_nil to founders' D., With area council beln, bosrns Itcu.a from CJIt(ornra Gamma, Dell-I, and EI. wcn: p,nen! llId IU( Ih( alums I n:(rnhrn"hmpK o(Wlftt.1KI Blue mcmOfI(i A 0$1)' lunch .. u Krvcd Illhe Sporum.R. LocI,c In 51Udl0 ell, .nd mlny IWI,d. wcre prcknlcd ",ctudm, our fi(,h OUUlandinl Plc-d" "w.rd _hKh _u prncnto:d 10 LeuRn WilliS of California Glmml , She: reoeen-td • (hrdt S150 and I framed ccmfkllc crulrd b, 0111 own

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CLARA KILGORE HOBSON Our Alumnae Pro.mcc PreSlde"I , NANCY GAUTHIER COX , colktlcd Ihe alum dub, moncl'u, donl 110 M (or ,he Wuhmllon . 0 C Alum Club'. BlCen!cnn .. ! Fund and .111 prclo('nllhll In Ihe RIme o( EYElYN PETEIS KYLE U'I lObule 10 hu rOl hel CQntlnued dedlOlion IQ PI Bela Phi In May 01.11 'ffQW p01n11 10 InlliliallOI'l offICers at PHYLLIS COX SM ITH ' , home BARBARA BEAUMONT DIl£IBELBIS W'OIe a lovd~ , munlncfullntlalbuon ccn:mQn,. IolJ.Jnl Ihc nnolu jcwd. 10 npre$Cnl Ihc Inco mlnl officcrs and their duties A III.d luncheon followcd Ihc meclln,.

AI I fun finlle In June. our Inow polno 10 " Bows Ind Au,"","

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Cahfornll Bet.., 10 celebnre Found(rs' Da,. II the beluu(ul WOlllen 'l Athlellc Club.n Odllnd OUI,ueJt Jpeakcrs were p, Phi profcalOOlb ANN HAWL£Y , A_llllnt DireClolofSludenl Anl.uin and Pro.tlms, Unlye-rsuy of ClhfOfnll, Bt:lkde,., Ind twO of Contn COItl" own Ilumnle, Dr SAIA AlPE NAUN , I kIuI pcdllUlCilJl and JEAN WIITHS SCOTT, Grand Vice PIc:sJdcm of Ph,ilndl.loplCl The CII BellS pcrformed (01 'II Ind our Golden Anows wcre honored , makin, Ihlt I trul,. wonderful dlr W~ fioished up Ihe monlh .ilh a spnn, Anowen.(t sale held If DONNA EVANS BEATY' s loottl,. homeIn MI,. w~ held "1'1 InSlilbuon dnKn II KAlEN COItSAW SCHNEBLE' , home Ind finlJh~ up our ~ar wtlh. "lunch al Ti¥Oli Gard(nJ" , I Scandin"lan luncheon Ind plant nchan,e . held II Ihe homc o( SAllY MURPHY MOllllS, who 11 Chluman of Ihe NallOO11 loin Fund Co mmmee

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CENTRAL SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY The- Ce-nlnl S,n)olquln Vllky A[umnl( Club , thou,h ,prud miles 'PUI , hu bee-n IbI( 10 come 10,C'lhcr on numerous ocelllonllnd huefun limel In S(plembC"r, I coffn: Ind ,(I-IOlelhel with our p,oYlnC( In D«ember OUI anouII Chllslmas pre.ide-nt beln,lble 10 ItI(nd ,.."~ Fchnlary blOU,hl I desKR plRy It 1M home: of OUI alumnI( club pt(sld(nt In Hlnfold 01.11 p~lnee prelident hl,hlt,hl(d ,he oc· UJlon wllh her frl(nd,hlp and I"cndanc( Slides of Alrowmont wue,hown and pllns for a S(lIlemeOt School uk w(re dixulKd In MIrth I dditioul luncheon In F,uno , 10 finahu pblU (01 th( SCI' tlc:m(nl School nle In Sepl(mbc:r On Aprtl 28, OUI PI Phi JlSlers um( 101Clh(1 10 ((I(bnlC our Found(rs' 01,., NOI onl~ w., Founders' Day cd(b,..led bUI OUI nUlon ' , blC(nlenni.1 bonhd.,. WIth r(d , whileInd blue ubk dceonllons A nndk I"hun, cue-mon,. WIS performcd , honOltnl (ach of our IwdYC Foundcrs , June 11 brou,hl Ihe 1151 of 01.11 ,et lo,elhers for this yur Sadly but Iovtn,l~ we will be (ar(wdl 10 OUlllumnl( club prCllld(nl , who ., IC'IUlntnllO h(1 home JUlie . Flor·

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CONTRA COSTA The Conu.. ConI Alumnle- Club had InOlher suceC'JINi ynr under the Ible dlf('(lIon o( OUI pIUlden!, MELANIE GUIESCO BAI.TON She- prC'Wnnd In UlierCllln,lnd InformlllYC Con~nlion IC'pon II 01.11 ~plemKf m(e-lIn, We we~ d~h,htcd to h .. ~ won In lwacd (01 our Anowcrafl conUtbUllOnt- IJI pllc(_ Allowmont ConUibUlionJ. 2nd plac ~_ Arrow~lIft SIIClI O ur AIfOW'cnfllllk.u hdd on Scpte-mbc:1 and onc( 1,110 W'J.J I U~· mendouJ RKCC!I5, due- 10 III the h.,d wort on th~ pIn of OUI Arrowcraft ( hillmln , SUE JOHNSON OVRON. Ind TC'I chllrmln, LORNA DAHUnAND MINTON Ind all o( 01.11 m~mbcn, In Idd,tlOn 10 th~ .. I~.~ MId I raffle thu,C'lt(I wC'Ckcnd for twO In Clrmd) Ind Ihe-~b, ralKd In Iddlllonll UJlOO In Octobc:r we hid I flbuloul " NltCli Ahoy" dODner d.nc~ hdd IIlh( Flcel Admiral Him", Club lithe- US, Nual Siltion II TltaJUIC' Itllnd nus was foliow'e-d b, a Yel)' Inl~IUlln, m(~lIn,to No.t:.mlH:r, WhelC we met fOIl saI.d lun(h~on Ind th(n III hid 01.11 hlndwnun •• nll,.z~d b,. hlndwllllO, Inlly,., (IPCII . "hry Ellen Kr~ml , In De-cember w~ rt · peated our hl,hl, luccOlful Child,(n'l ChrlJlm.., Plrt,. . hdd II Ihc home o( MAICIE)EfFER¥ ADAMS , COfDpJcle with ,1lDC'S, dccofll(d COOkl~J, Ilnlln, of Ch,atmas Cuo", and of course: SinH Claus OUI)lnuII)' (¥~nln, bv"neM muttol WIS held II the hom( of)UDY JOHNSON BRYAN Ind In F(bfUlry we- met II Wellnle-', home- (or I mornon, bUSlnw mttun, foUow~ bJ I ,IC'II lutKh~n Ind fun aflU' noon olbnclt:e 01.11 WIKh laC'CUft,.u held III IocaJ (u,nlfUR: ICOR: , BI~uners , whelt:. we hC'lld one- oflh~" dccO(I.IOfS dlJCUJS Icc~nl mndl In miUlOr d(corallon April WH I bUI,. Ind taf!110, mOllth (Of ow llumnu club On April )Id 'We- hdd I 'I.U.lID aellck'I'DU''', I couples' Prot:t'l:Mlff dUUlC'!, 'When: we aU ul,o,ed I 1l1l6I" dinner (ollo'Wcd b,. .wI« of 1.1.1-"", SIbe-"1 Old OUIU Non,olll ThC'tC 'Wer~ abown by WAIY ANN BEHLEN H1USKA ·. pan:llu.bo MY'( tnY'(kd r.hrou,hOl.lt r.he WOIW 011 Apnl 24tth. we ;omcd the SIA FnDCitoco, Icrt~ky.EasI: al,. Ind

GLENDALE The Glc:ndll( Alumna( Club lIaned the yeti wilh I coffee and plln. nln, tallOn fOI I'WO bi, Anowcraft sales, It was our ,pcc.1I1 plaoJUIC 10 lib the Anowcn(1 ,oodJ 10 th~ CahforDi' Gamma P, Phi HOUK II USC . The mothe-n' dub Ind the acl;Y(I supponed our u./e lAd u wu I bl,succell Th( follow in, week we held aDOlhel .. I~ I«IlIy fOI OUI Gknd.1c (flendslnd we-re deh,hle-d WIth ItJSUCCUII ton In De<:embe-I W( enurtltlled OUt husbands al .. fUllY'( OIll1tm.., dinner pln,ln Ih( home- of one of OUI membC"rs, We took IImc to Inm mOfe lboul P, Phi be,.ond 01.11 local club thll ,.nt We rniorcd Ih( repon of Nattonll ConY'(nltOn Ind th( Insplnuon and Indenhlp of(cI(d b,. our Alumnle Pro.mcc Pmidc:nt when sh( .lJ.ItC'd our dub The- Innual m((tln. o( r.he PI Phil, KIPpU , Thuu Ind Delli Glmmas mdud(d a lOut of lawry' I Ihl! eondud(d wilh lunch In Ihell dlnln"oolll The yC'lI coded with our aODual cook"'shlne- Ind UUlIII.· Iton In MI, The- KnlOl'S (rGal C.Io(ornla GllDmlwelC OUl,ueiU P.1l1 ZolJol4, Nil."

MARIN COUNTY The Mllin Counl, PI Bell Phi Aiumn.e Club led b,. NANCY lOW ApAITON , prcsodenl, had In ICllve Ind IIYeI, year, A dou,h andcm· onnnuon ItlCltC'd off f.lIacu.",e" followed b,. In enlhulII..,tlC Con.en· lion Ie-POll Our club palllCiplled In tht Innual Grap( FClIuval whICh bc:nefit, Sunnyhills, • M.rin CounlY hom e for emotion illy disturbed youn,lI(1"S W( decOfited I boolh and sold Alf'QWcrafl producu. In OclobC"r 'We hid I ,iow'm, IC'port from our 197) Allowmonl KbcHlU, JOIn Pnenon, Ind .CIC' doubl, plclSCd In hn~ OUI ' 741 Khollf, PIIIICU: Wri,hl , wllh uSllso, InJlud ofhnlo, our fall Anowmonl IU II I prrvlle hOlll('" w~ usullI,. do , wc bdd II If " hlkltk," the Dollar MlnJ.lon m San a'(ael E_efTOne nlllC"d to mde lb •• ,tel! succus .u,,~

We 11I1"ced thl! the hl,hh,hl o( 01.11 7C'11 was the- bKentennll1 «,lC"bnllon In Sioia 1011& Tho wu I joinl m((tin, wllh lhe VaJle,. of Ihe- Moon Alumna~ Club Membc.n brGlol,ht memorabiha of lima PlSt , and our 'Unt spc.ht, mon Ipplopnllely, apcMte 00 Quillin. H.tol)' and T(thnlquel Th( luftCheon .11 dciKiow .nd th~ d«onuon, tpCC. tICUlar We were honored 10 hu( .., our ,1Io(IU jeln Wlnh, Seon.

Grand VI« P~(ftl of ph,la.othroplC1, and )OIl1ne- IlCh WiJlC1, our AlumnlC' P~UKC Prelld(nl Our phlllnlhroplC fund "'.11(1 was .,.,n I " W,IIC Shtne" lu pttKccdse-nlbled us to Kl1d 01.11 ,1uth ICholu 10 Ano'Wmonl In Ih( summel o( ' 76 Anlhony CI(lInO a the J«ond man to lC'CelVt: OUI award FoundeD' 01' wu ffry Jpeclal th .. Jell, II trC honorcd OUI GoJ.dcn Anowl Three of Ihem 'We-re prac:nl OUI IISI mC'Ctln, WII I PICOK in 1M wooeh, I ( whICh time pitons (or nnt ,.car .ere ditcusscd

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NORTH ORANGE COUNTY The: NOllh OnnlC County Alumnae Club has been hi_In. I " ban • • up" ,.ur There hut been "'1(I(lUn, prO,tlmJ , ,oad (ellow.hlp Ind ,rDWln"ntel'(Jl amon, OI.If membcn 10 bC" In 00 " whu ' s hlppcnln," Whit Kuer WI,. 10 enJO' OUI conunuln, fnc:nd · dup.nd loft for PI Phi Thlnp nln(d off wllh • potIuek and m the- bC'Iuu(ul Iu,h I~e IUflnundln, .mo" with ,ood rood to lempe th( paille, (lie-nd· 1II1," W(Ie ren_ed and DCW ODO bepn Wc Inmtd QC'W uJCb lbout borlu dccOR1.1OC III OcIObC"., (QuDd OUllbout r.bc .... and OUll «lc:pJ mplln Noorembc.r. cdebnl~ CbOlUllas With OUI "usblnds Ind f,lCodJ " ' mldnl,bllUPPCI foilowlDlllmO lAd chluer One of lhe hllhu,ha III dae rnr (1111( wllb "'" cooky.dune In )anu,ry One J 01.11 Golden A flOWS tc.tlluuae:d ,bout bel nrly d", ID

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THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI "I t'11I .. we decOfJltd our cooll,.·dune: Ihnl OUI Pronnce VI«' PrOl' denl tlfJle 10 UI In Februlry Hue 1°1,1 C'YtI ..ondered aboul " Your Crownln, Glory'" We learned lOme Inlereslln,'ldeli,hu on btlUIY II Ibe Mln:b mceun,. u _ell u hl¥ln, ekct.lOll of ofJlUn (Of Ibe comln, ,ur April brou,hl 1,1, InoUler ,ood.ume shann, .lIh " '\II'lne: Ind ChecK Ind Your Husbf,nd Plcuc" InUI'UIO, IIIU", " Ihln,ee" as wcll u In an lbow Tbtn Ihe finll mone,·tnlhI .

Lunchcoo Ind Clrd Pin, In Ma, I fiUln, clo,c 10 a mot:llnICf'tllln, ,ear We do OUI pan ...un, C.hfOfOIa Ell WIUl rutob wcclr. a.nd Ibe Kbola.,hlp dctKri ThoK cnlhUllUlic 1Ou .... PI Phil Ire: a lOf to In Ind be .lIh whcMver II. possible 10 do 10 AU uIIII. Ihe ,ur hu bccn a,ood onc and .e ate lookm, fonoard 10 ,. more of lime , plu. more Ind more" for Ihe com In, year

PALO ALTO The Plio Aho Alumnae. under Ihe ludenhip of JUNE FELBEl McDEJtMorr, bt,an Ihe rur .ilh I pOlluck dinner meelin, Ind a pto,ram on needkpolfu br a local crafu~QOn wbo bu btr _n JnuLl $hop In January In IIrline re:pre:M:nllll..e u.n ..ed 1,11 how 10 plan and pack I IUIlCUC to Ihll we could unci tfflClend, and unwrinkled In Februlry II Ilunc:heoo mUlIn" I Pa(lrK Gu Ind Electue repreM:ntluve 5howed Illd" and ,Ive maftr ups aboul c:f(ec-t ..ely Ulm, In Ot'CO Olhel meCllo,1 ..cre I "me nl,hl " .. hach brld,e and bf,cll,a.mmon .eft' mOll popular, ,Coovenuoo teport Ind Arrowmoollhde u.nw Ind I nOll1l,K eook,..huK .lIh Iln,ln, kd br MAJtY JtOOST JOB Out hi' 'all event .u In Arrowudl SlIe It Ihe home of JANE KEEDY MEUN We were: proud of our meKhlndiJt and plused wllh our IUCCC1l hi addlllOn 10 bud,e "enln" with our hUlbandl. Ihe bdlct' brld,e mlrllhOfi conunued fOf I M:cond ,ur We d50 efllCf' IIIMd hUlbandl1t I CbtlSlmu buffn and It aJuDe ranch bubccue , foundcn ' 01' ... celebralfd II I luncheon with the Sin Mllco Club Our Golden Arrow memben .ere honored .ilh I " Th" .. Ynur ufe" pro,ram dunn,whKh shon blO,npblCll ueICbc.wen: rud and II each Golden Arrow re:co,nll:ed her _n Iif~ '1 evetlll, Ihe llooci Ind .. u preK'nled wllh a wine clmllion.

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SAN DIEGO Uncler the "'Illful kldenhlp of our pt"ldfnl, MAIVOJtIE hCAJtK. GJtAF BEAUCHAMP . Cilifomil EpSJlon opened (he rur .lIh a polluck " DIme a Dip" dlnnfr II Ihe rhaptu hoU5C Anowcn(t dupll,•• I fine dinner,.nd. CoonntlOn report. plus the IDUodU(llOn of lhe ne. pkd,ct. ,av< 1,11 I ,ood be,innin, for the ,ur The a.!ulllnat dub oIfKen .ere hOltctJa Oluok""t «(1L'erythln, 'ou wlnled to IIn_ about chent and wIne) proved 10 be I popular ('Venin, Husbaodl and ,ue.1lI wcn: mWlled.

AUCE JtAW WAJtNEJt ... the hOllea, Ulilted b1 POllY OLSON AUE."'I , NANCY WAINU FOWLE.I. LOLA E.UNEST PEAJtSON Mt Joe ButIJli. ,at'C I V<t'f Informaun talk "ho. 10 Itic" wiDC:' and thcelt" NOt'ember found u. II the bome of SHAJtON CULVEI CONSIDINE. Thllwllijoilllllleetin, wilh the LaJoll1 Alumale Club.

Out ,peclil I'ICII WII NANCY GAUDiIEJt COX . AhlmnH Profioct Pn:lldtnt. WemlH:n brou,ht sampl" of f"orile Chrinm .. ~ia pltaa the rcclpe. JANET JEFFEJtSON PUGH, WA1Y BITHEl DAVIS, and JOAN JEfFEJtSON JtEYNOLDS wilted ShafOft. The InauII Chrillmu dinner plf'tJ' ... held at the Sin,in( Hilb COUntry Club, UNDA THOMPSON HOUElL Ind PAULA Dtt: THOWAS HA1VElSON pJuuu:d thll ,ala ('Venin,. Hu.blftCl• •en: included , CAJtOLYN BECKLEY EUEDGE opeoed hr:r Iov(.l, bome ia Coron.do for a delsc" and .denl .ucbon A member of "Clipped '\II'in,." ,howed UI how to puk (or 10 Lit trip npcdlUy .ith Ameriun Airlian. LYNNE WilliAMS MAJtT1N , DOJtOTHY SOJtING, BETZY BJtUSET BAKEIIHllled C.rol,n Nan, Pi Ph. hid lunch before Ihe meed", II Hotel Del Corooldo 10 FebrultJ we hnrd Dt. ~nard GJ_ ,i..e • vcry enli&hleom, tlllI on planic and eot:melic JUr,ery, JUDY BJtOWN HITCH wu the ho.tnt IIllIted by NAJtY JEAN HAUlS NOUEll, WAIGAJt.ET COLE SOPEJt, and JEANNE CARTEJt WCTCHEU In Mlleeh we lOUred be10nd Ihe kenct With Bill EItOfi It the Old Globe Ind CI,.iu. Clner Thellcn A 0.0 hON luncheon It tbee C.fe Dd Rcr Moro an Bilbol Pm foll_ed OffKen were dec-ted foundcf'l' Da, In Apnl Itoaoted GoLdu Arrow WembeR NOJtWA WAEJOHN. SON LONEaGAN ... the tb.iJIIII.1D BonnlC HIJDQ, Tckvl$toa PCrlODalll,. Jlt'C u, Nelle valuable: Ulfotmluon III ber talil .. CoftAUDeI Alen" MILDJtED WICKE HINKLE .11 the hot!"" awned b, EVELYN HAJtPEl BRIGGS. DOJtOTHEA SALYElS CLEATOJt, aad

MARJORIE STALNAKEJt FOXWORrny Th .. wu Inll, I rewlrdln, Ind fine )'til for all PI Phil who panlClpllcd

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SAN FERNANDO VALLEY 197)· 76 .U a luccr;ss{ul ltCoad ,car undtt the ludcf'lhlp of DAlLEEN LAWSON TJtUWBO The Sin ffrnando Valle,. ODce I (onltlnd, ,toWln, IIU lIulellnl youn, flmilln. II todlY I telalively IIlble and ntlbhthed ItU. resullin, In leu turnover ID out club membetJhlp Our mOil populll and JU(ccuful (1L'cnb an: IOttll ,u'lo,elhef'l, to Ihey are: Meomln, our mlJot wa,. Ind muns proj«u Social (h.irmln KA Y ELLIOTT JOHNSON Ind hUlband W.,ne planncd • Dod,er bf,ubIU,ame , .... mmcr Plrt, IIlhe homc of EUANOR SWANSON SAMUELSON. Ihe Innual Chrlllt!! .. bruoch'l FJtANCES GJtEY AJtW .

STJtONG',Mme. Ind I Dttb, 01, afternoon pan, al Pran ', catered by ANNE SHULHAFU VANDEJtBURGH and her hUlb.nd John. Cofpontor w.. VIJtG1NIA VAN HESS TYDEMAN. Our local phllinthrop" Pa(tfj(" Lod,e 80)'$' Home . .... the kene oflsummer " AeuvlI' Da,.· di~ned b, JANET MONFOJtT FENTON HUlbandllnd uena,e IOIU IIWted We abo '1t'C uch bo" Chrl$UDu cbecll Ind I penonal'lfton hll blnhdl,.

Out Arroweraft sale III (lsull drop'In Iffllt conducted over twO da,., PllCe Klllnp an: set up wnh coiodul dil.h" and ,ll.Uw.11: It .. mlKh leu wort Ihaa former IUf, Ind our.un u t ,relter ELSIE TATUN WHITAICEJt .u In chu,e of .hll ma, be our lut tummllt .ale , MAJtY JtAILEY STEW AJtT eonnnued the JlIe of kn;v". lnother .. a,.. Ind meln. proJect.

SH1JtLEY BAITH SCOll. pro,ram chllrm.n, had memMf'I JQ(un, do.n Ihe 1'11111" ol,armenl oudell dURD, btr Ptosrlm . "1 Can GCI It for You Wholcsal," A Ipttlll dub ounn, WII 10 Ihc hlUotK Glmble: HOUM: In p...denl , foUowed br lURCh In Ihc Ire •. The JUM luncheon honored nC"W mcmhcn whllc 1M FebrullTJ' Iuncbeon honored Golden Arrow mcmhcfl. Our dub nics 10 balalKe Ule ,ur wllh M:venl d',IUGe ~no Ind our more frequenl nl,hl meeun,s KA Y JOHNSON DEVINE .U iftJlalled b, our lpet .. 1 ,unl EVELYN PETEkS KYLE II our /III, coolr.",hlfle, ,ivlfl, our club I spedalltnd.of( for 1976·77.

SAN]OSE Thf San JO$( AlumnI( Club, under the ktdersblp of BAJtBAIA SCHALLER MOJtRIN . opencd th, 1975·1976 ,Ut wllh a lunc:heon hosled br the cx«uun bolrd Ind I Jlide pre:ltnllliOn b, lUI ArrowfJIOflI Kholarshlp Ittlptcnl . Donnl Poliu We are once 1,IIn Ible . dU'ou&h doniliom and fuad rallin&. to offer l.IIother Jt:holantup and BAJtIARA BROWN IJ th" ycl,'uhOKe Our Arrotl'monl Ita .nd Uile. headed by JOANNE ELUOT JtODGEJtS, w.... ,uCtnaful al a1 ..)'1 wllb O'eryone pitchin, io 10 belp JOANN IICH WIU£Y . Phi Noeth PIO"III(e PKUdent. joined \at III Deumbcrforthc " YaakC"t: Sw.p" ID"Un, It wu del"bdul.C1Un, 10 ko_ her and tl't look forwlld to NNre villt•.

Tbc Innull Chtdtml. plltJ pronded ao enJo,.ble oppolNoity to uher in dH: bolidl, ItIJOO and iattOduce our hUlblnd, AI thia u.at .e lito contribuud ,ill i"dI, and food fori nnd, famU, in the arel III Ja.nUlry, Ihrou,h the droru of DIANE ALLEN IJtION , we 5Ct I prett. deot fOt NNre: loJllty D.,. by embroiderin, our oa.mct aocl chl ptCR in wine thre:ld. on a larrc blue doth. Thi. _ .. piICed on the floor and "Itt" with traditional tOOW ~d candln for a motl dl edlonblc took,.$hine AI our Pounden' 01, luncbeon. uKr the prac:naUoIl of .iae tarnatiOnlln.m Golden Arrow Pi Phis, UAH SHAW SHIlEY Ibateed wilh u. In inspirationll mUII,e bued on Ihe inner chlracten Ind ,uen,lh. of our Founden. h hll been I ..cry .onhwhtle . . . dl II fun ,nrlnd we ate enlhulwlic IboUI 1ft equally tt.ardin,19?,·t977 .

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SAN MATEO CoUNTY The San Nlleo Alumnae Club hu a .ery ICU"C aod lucccsaful ,Cit undu Ihe leadenlup nf' DOROTHY HOOPEl LOKKE FaU '"IIVIII" bep.n .lIh O\lIlnnuai bartitewe " the lord, bome of NAJtY GlACE F1NDLAY NIELSON Our monthl, luncheon m"tUliI ..etc mOIl fun Ind Informallft NrTA VINSON PEJtIY pto"lded u• • "b pro,ram' on house pllnt cart Jocome Tn 119' aod our o.n ANN WElLS CIOSSEN ,at'C \at

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THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI pad:!nl ups (or ,ruel. The P(nlnJuli Golf and Counny Club .U lhe !leUlO' (or our bu.l.lli(u] Chfllunu luncheon and Ihe Scll ChOH .. nh many PI Ph. memben chimed our WI, 10 bt:lm Ihe KlSOn PI PhI phlllnlhroplC1 wcrc an mlelral p.rl of our ac(noJUtS Ihu ,Hr UNO A BEARDSUY BRAWNER hc:adcd our Anowcnr, sale It Ihe AAUW Cnf,d:u rc ThC'n Uttln.! Linda .. lIh RUTH MUff YOHANAN wcnt on 10 (ool(iLnl'c 0\.11 brldee heodl. (und·r:uscl Bridge . IGUnnel lunch . and pUle'S wnc an unbtllablc lure and we had a rn051 iucccu(ul (Vtnl nClIlol onl $1 ,000 .00 ThIS money was u!lCd for KholaBhlps 10 Cahfornls acu¥C1 11 Inowed OUUldc. bUI thCK WII l warm glow inlide the home of RUTH MUff YOHANAN .he enD in, of our IOUlmel potluck dinner and cooky.shine . Old Pi Phi fOnl' and memories we-IC rdlved .

Founders' Dl, wal ((Icbrlled .ilh Ihe Palo Aho Club. An o:specially louchin, pin of our pro,nm WI1 honorin, our Golden Arrows in vern.

Lookin, blck we Cln be proud ofl mOSlluccessful yu r, GnI&~

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SOUTH BAY South Bay pruident , MIL JUNE MANNING HEGER led UI 10 Ihe conclusion o( a fun and rewardin, ,ur We Itew in sue , Iddin, Ihlneen new members to our fe»1er, and added IlJnifiC1lnd, 10 our IInowled,e of PI Phi b, s~ndin, In eduuuon.1 and emenamltll e'IIeninl wllh the reClplenl of an Auowmont Kholarship .

We IncrelKd the Slle of our treasury In many ",ay, dunn, Ihe year A ,.n,e salo: held In Ihe fall u a member' , home nened Ofer SlOG We .ere deh,hted to tend 1)0 to the Uniled Slates HislonC1l1 Soc:lety'l Bltentennl.1 projen; a donlttGO m.de poSSible from the combined r«elp" of a plant nole .nd I siknt luction . The lovely homo: of JAN MURDY KEUOGG "'II tho: ideal tellln, for Iho: Settlement School pie and bNnch held in April Gto.sales "'ero: ' 93' .00 and Ihe brunch nelled $288.00, We 10fed radin' Iho:se funds dUlin,the year. and even more entoyed the pleasant luk of l,vltl,lhem I.ay .

We were fO pleased 10 have NANCY GAUTHIER COX. Alumnae Province President, Inslill our ne", o(lieers m May. Her presence reinforced our suon, belief in Pi Phi involvemenl. and ,ue UJ a delo:rm;nllio n to hold (all 10 ourideals The June meet in, is our lin of the ynr, and wh.t a litlin, time II is 10 visit .lIh the IClifel.ho have been .... a' II Khool, and to lay "thank you" 10 the club from the bolrd members In this the bicentennial yur, we ecJebnled wilh In aU Americ.n picnic. lames, and a fun e'IIemn, of Pi Phi compJnlomhip

SOUTH COAST In lIeeplnl wllh Ihe Amennn Blcentenn,,\ and thc 'n summel Con_enlian. Ihe South COtsl Alums' theme for the .,ear was "The Wide Wide WOfld of Pi Phi" . Our president _role a ne.sletter which "'IS Knl OUI e-.cry othcr monlh, lisunl our " itinen!')''' , Proanms were deSlJned 10 take memben 00 III imalin.ry uip throu,hout the world .nd ourcouot!')'.

In the September meednl, we unelled to the Solomon Islands _il I slide Ind lenure tour by Dr. Homer Peabod." brother of our presi. deOI In Octobu we .old the hlndcnfu of Gldinbur, in our Inoull Anowctlfl RIc. Member Phyllis Suoud WIS our No_ember Ipea.ltcr, re"Jin, loll wilh her Id_enrum II I womlo Iione tnvelin, thrOUlh l ) Middle ElStern countriel.

We had I OOllal,IC Christmls reunion II home, celebtltinl the chanerin, of South Couillumi in D«ember. 1944. All our put pteli. dents were in_ited and we hid I hUle Pi Phi calte with 31 candles In J.nulry we chlncred a bus to nlle nur memben to the J, Plul GellY Museum in Malibu This mUHum fea,u r~1 .n of the uri, Greek, Rom.n and Renlissance periods. Our pruideD! surprised e_eryone on Ihe bu, with a mock meelin,. Onl., the treasurer and record in, scCffliry were in on the sccret so Ihlt Ihc reactions of the other memben were spontlOeOUI IS they beame Clulht up lJI the lIure. The meeunl was b.sc-d on silly reportS and ridiculous pllhllDeDtlf}' proc:eduff Wilh I [OUele cheer .nd PI PhI fOn,s, ~ryone I,reed nwu ,DOd fun , In FebNIrf the PI Phis uucllcd bull in IUrae .ith the inui,uln, world of Inuques, We were broulht up to date in Marth, u"lVelinl thtou,h the mne of CII., ,0vClnmcnl _ia Bob W.,nn , Cit., Mlna,er 01 Newpon Beach Founden' 01., WIS shared with the other dubs .n arn council U _ellts Ihe 1i'FC Southern Cillfornil t("tl'le ch'pten II the Sporumln' s Lad,e In StudiO Cuy . The PI Plu Book IUlew., oow 10 thelt 2ltd yeu, fODunue to be I populu IunCtlOn In the communIty . IS well 15 belnl

QUI pume fund rllKr for our n.llon.1 phlbD!hroplel and our support fOI our nc.tst Iocll chlpter, Cil Eta It U C . I.... ine A!tolether, another luccessful , fir i, dnwtnllo I clost for Ihe South COUI alums

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VALLEY OF THE MOON The ktck -offmeeunl for Ville, of the Moon Alumnae Club was held lit Ihe home of ALICE VON DEli. MEHOEN It "'II followed b, the In nUll Anowmont tn and sale.

In November, the club held an aUClion of ,oodies that fOld 10 Ihe hllhest bidder B.lIed ,oods. pl.nts Ind handmlde items sold well, Our annual ChriStm" cocktail pany ",ith husbands as ,uelll ",u held In Dc(elubel , janu.ry, 1976, found us foUowinl a bicentenniailheme for I (om, bIDed luncheon wilh the Marin Pi Phi alumnae, It WIS such fu n!

Memben of both lrou~ pro:sented personal me monbilialO the Iroup which had. special si,nifiesnce for them. A hi,:hli,ht of Ihe da, WIS • qui" milk in, diKuuion by MARY BEU BLACKSTONE .

The Kapp. Alpha Thel. Alumnae Club joined us in February for. ;olnt meeun,. March found us in I discussion of antique post clrdl, The annUli Founden' Day luncheon and I.IUlalllllion of offi(en WIS held althe love I, home of MISS HELEN PENDLETON in Sonoml Her ,udensweff ID full bloom .nd absolutel,. beluliful. II "'''IUJt the way to "'lOd up I very bUJ, Ind succeu(ul y... r!

VENTURA COUNTY The Venlura County Club ht,an the dub yell _lIh In Anowcnft Ie. in October We try 10 have II unique Kuin, and Ihis PlSt 10000IIon "'Ill be hald 10 lOp. SUE PLUMB HART, AlI'o.cllfl chairman. plaoned the funcllon at a houK on the ranch of Ihe father·m·l.w of PHYLLIS HOFFMAN WILSON . The house' had been built by the WilfOn f.mily of river Slone copyin,lhe round Trulli house'i of southern Ilaly. Our luen.s walked th rou,h the nocado Ut" 10 the TNI" The Allowcnf, ilems were displayed under live oall treel .nd punch and coffee ",ere Ktved on the pllio near the house , LORNA BRITAN ARNOT wu our president and wllh ANN ARNOLD ROBILLARD, her pro,f"lm chairman. planned many inter"tin, meetin,l. A Iw.ys (un is our Chrislmu p.rty and cookie C1Ichan,e.

Each member brln,s cookies with recipe 10 the party ADINA GOOD· MAN UR.QUHART duplicated Ihe recipes so we .ll have. nUl on I PI Phi Chrdtmas (oollie colieClioo.

In FebNa!')' Lornl en,meered I ",orkshop to help our locil philanthropy . loti of felt . Kiuon and Ilue wcre on hand Ind we made m.n, .Iphlber learnin. loob .nd Euter ell beln b&l' for the C"ppled Chiidren' l School. A Founden' Da., luncheon .n Ap"\ nOI 001, honored the Pounden but 11$0 the puc presidents of our club Our spullcr WIS Sue l)'llo , the recipient 01 our uel council Arro_lDont Khollnhip. Sht ,I_e us I deli,htful .ccount of her weelt stud,in. blSlIet!')' .nd left UI wich I f«lin, of ,tell enthusiasm for Pi Ph. Ind their work at Gltlinbuf), To end the year "We hue one of our fuorite meclln,. which ind\ldcs instlllidon of officen, 1IIIId luncheon , Ind our in·club fund fliHrThe Farmen M.rkel. Memben Ire ISbd to brine Inklet whicb they hive blbd, Kwn.lrown or hind cnfttd. We nry from potted pllnn to calles to sil'FCr jewelry. Befon: we 1100111' ic III the ium. Ire sokl . our phillnthrop., fuocb le(ured, lod we Ite re.dy for. summer or ren.

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YUBA-SUTIER ThIS ,ur our small dub enjoyed Iltherin, tOlether on five differenl O(cllionl OUUtandlnl .mon, tho:se functions were our profitable Ano"'fI.fl ,el . held IIlhe home ofKATHRINE FRYE BRYANT and I St. Pllltck'.

D., luncheon lIven b., our preSIdent, MARILYN LAMB DAVIS Thi. spunl we proudl, honored SHIItlY FABRICK SWITH IS ihe ;omed MARY "IENKS BRITZMAN in be.n, • member of the "Order oIlhe Golden Arrow" On April Hrd , IS a culminlunl.cli_II" we were OlKe .,lIn .JrKIOUt: Iy In_ned by the S.cramento Alumnae Ctub 10 ,h.re in Ihelr FouMen D., lut)4:hcon held .t the Del Paso Country Club. ThIS II an espeCially nICe dl., for us SUKe it ,I.a us tho: opponuniry 10 Knew ~d f.lCnchtllps Ind estlbli.h DeW ones

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COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS Th.nlu 100UI able: presidenl PAM GUY DELBOSCO we: had 'Inot/:er ,rul rcu DODO KNOWLES HAllud her hUtMnd Bob WCTC thc hotu fot 11 (oup'n' cockli ll pan,. and il_" • Ifni W((ns In ScplC:mbtr we had .. potluck pJad IUDCbeOft .\ BEY IUOOLPH JOHNSTON ', We fin.hlN our pllns (ot 1M Cnober Anowmfl p.lt. hned .bout Con'c.IIllon .nd wc:kofm:d n~ mcmbtcQ Our Afrowen(, p.lc. held II A.THE BEAItOSLEY KEUY '. homt _.., ..

Irtmcndoul JUCU'SI due 10 UtryODC', help .nd thc able ic'.dcnhrp of KATHE MERKT ELLER We thcn had an ("emlll dU5Cn II KATHY GRABILL GREER'IIO hUfOUI Kholanhlp wlnnu O .....d Weber In November we hid .. luncheon I I CONNIE SCOTT SOLOMON ', whcn: we: hClrd .. 1.1Ii: on pbnu .hlch .... uucmcly .. ell r«cl~cd Thu yur We' !rIcd tWO mtellnl' IClun, OUI In He our communllY Thuc WCfC: both I~.I fUCc(N($ The £in! _IS 1 brunch htld .1 The Counuy Ctub of CoMItldo, (olio_cd by. Ituu~d tour of our fllK Am unltr The bru~h _u 'lIencltd by m.ny _ho norm.lif unn(M .nend GUI tuncbcons In febRl.ry _e h.d • luncheon and tour o( tiM: (.mous mort hottl. the Bro.dmool II WIS o~ of our IKne' .nended ","nlS Much brou,ht InotMr "elun, !D«tm, Ind dlnnel II tM home of PEG GEORGE HOUSTON Wt dttted nut yeu' l offict".nd hmd • t.lk by In Utrolottl We n:lc:bnted fOllndc,,' Dlr ",,"h • bRineh II lhe: Colondo SPlln,1 Country Cillb, Nc.. ynl's money m.kln, PlOItct _Ill be 10 KII ,cnnluml so tl'C lhou,h,_c ""ould try II 00 INIOWn dub fl'" With LOIS EIMER RYAN Ind KATHE MERKT Eu.ER ol,lnlz,n, II , "_Cot oyer u.llemti y wrU MI ""e hone ,mt hopn (or An' reu

Our ~{ond , ca, found u~wllh)8 duC$ plid mcmben, compued _nh onl, 26 our finl fCU Ho"" pkucd we we~ thll wc could moft thin dOllblc Ihlt firure OUI money,md:IO, luctlOn ImpIO'ltd from I first Yelr'l Drofil of 1 1)000 to I _hOPDtn. I ~OO Drofit WC' (flCd to Idd II lillie nit. 10 thc trUlury b, tcqumn, n cents from neh ,Ir! not ""ell· 101 hef pm II monthl, meclln" At our COIIpIeS' Chrawmu PIli)' we hid. )0·)0 pot The luck, _Inner KffI'ICd hllf of Ihe money donlled our dub lot the Othel h.lf Alllnill ""e ' le off 10 I fl,ln, untlnd hope to ICI b'lIet.nd beuef

CONNECTICUT SOUTHERN FAIRFIELD COUNTY The 1C1r 1971 ·1976 Will II but, one It marked the twenlleth annl¥cr sa" o( the found In, of our dllb We IlIlItd the Jtuon wllh • IIlk by tWO mcmbell _bo ,ue the" ImpctWlOn. ofhfe behind the Iron Curt"n tn IUffl. A mOil Inletc5Uftl,nd Infolmlll'le dl,' Then In keeplO' with thC' bKcntennl..I, wc had I duo-ptlno (C'CII.I _lIh III AmCllan muSK . • nd I ic,Ctu~ on Ameucln hUlo!)' by I profC'QOf We lka leamed lbout erochet K",lptun: Thn lpnJ:el hid tllu,ht .. Arro_moftl . lnd has h.d m.n, sho... One full meclln, Will ,'¥tn o'er to wOlk,n, _lIh ONE TO ONE. our philanthropy RESOURCES UNLIMITED ISlnolhttOr"n,UtlOn whKh wc help P.nhellcnlt Itl,td • fashIOn .how lit ikl,don Goodman In White PlalOl, NY, • • nd ollr pr"tdent _15 I beau"ful model We hid 1_0 PUIItI wllh OUI hutbJnds A cocktail buffet to SlUI off tbe Chullmu Klton .• nd ,n June. Ilpluh Pllt, ""lth In "'COlO, ptCnK Thn lUi "'tnt m.,lted IhC' cnd of OUI Jelt K.,IIk,. pHII

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DENVER The 197)-1976 afternoon pro,nm, of the Den.,er Alumnae C.... b plo¥ldcd bolh Intc'cst Ind t.nfo,mlliOIl._ UlI.der the dlln:uon of MARY OLSON LESTER , OU I plnKlenl, the meelln,. be,ln In Septembelll the home of KATHRYN McWHINNEY GEORGE Thc plo'r... . " The World of Auowmool" JUc us In opponunll)' 1(1 Ke the u(w llidn of Arro-mont The benefit Allowcn,(t »Ie. IUlI(bton , IIId bouuque enUlltd " p, Phi Potpoulri" """ held on Scptembc-r jO In October. the ,roup nsutd the Denyel An MultUm 10 Ke I 1pn:u.1 uhlblt "2) C~IUUCI'J-l1 Yurs" "Behind the Seenn In An CoIItatn, " pfoytdcd the lub)n:t f'ol NoyC'mbtl II 1M home of THEttESA HAGAN HAU Tndilional Cb,lllffiU mWK pleKnltd by SHIRUY RIDER BRICE .nd EDITH JANE STURGEON JOHNSON hl,hl"hltd the holida)' Kason al the luncheoo 10 Nn Johnsoa'l home The oew year be,lJI _lIh " TIcndl 10 Jewrtry" _llh thC' ,UCSI speUcl from - onc of Ihe finc jewclry Ihops In DenYer CORlNNE ZURlel RYLAND _'Ilhe hostdl The Pi Phi rnldents It Wlndsol Garde", I IClilement communlt, In Denyel, WCIC hottnta for tM febtuuy 1lI"1 luncheon Ind p,o,nm "Souods of Mun:: and PI,nu" b, lIut_ DorolhyactlllKk A COlllblncd lllcello, _"h tbe ICU¥CS. the e¥enlDI ,ro",p. lind the Jdfenofl Couo" IrouP in W,rch mcluded I ubd tUlln, IUlI(ht'QA lit tbe ehaptet bouK 1I0d II pro,n.rD b, Stllte Hoftlcultumt. Herb GundcJI Apnl WIS hl,hlt,hlcd by fOl,lnde'" 01, UI Boulder The Iftemoon dl¥inon concluded the )'Cit by hononA, pUI ptclldenu of lhe Ilumnle dub wnh I booli: ~¥It• • nd lunchcQQ "the Pot.o Club CondomInIUm

)EFFCO The I«ond ,UI of theJeffco PI PhllllumllOl off to I ''''pel stan Our StptemlKr mcelln, found In Ibundance of p, Ph,. enlOYln, wIne and cheese. lene_ln, fflcndJhlp' Ind liSicnina to I ",cst Ipnkel f,om the Colo. chlptel of Muiliple SckfQSlI We hid min, other un.quc mcelln, •• such IS II potluck dIODe! lind "No5tII,UI Nllhl" _here we ..II drClled remlOlJCent of OUI o""n colle,e dl" An .,rlrd wu ,1¥tO for the " bell drflKd " u ""ell U (01 the petwn brln,ln. lhe mosl colklc Ind PI Phi mementos Shortly beJOtc Ch'lilmu wc II'IJO eOJO)'Cd our second .. onlls.! " Nale h . Bne h . Sew h . Grv.- It" lIuclion. Uowu.1 cnfl lum •. beautlul plants and h.nlen and ,um., baked ,oocb _ete lucuoned off to the hl,hnt bidder Nearl, I 1400 pn;Jli1 WIJ mlde for such I OC9ty or"nutd dub. dtd _e feel proud' In the spn", ~ eOjoyed IUCIt speaken fro .. the Dea..-cf Poltr:e DC'pl • • ad eomumcr Ad'ocllcs oLe We lho 1cs.rocd I kK IIbtuC utrolol}' a.nd ell)Oycd I delicIOUS ahd luncht'QQ .t our finll NI, m«unl laJuM _e held II couples' potIudt

FLORIDA BREVARD COUNTY The Brc¥ud Count)' Alumnae Club bC',ln thc ,ear wllh I f.1I mcetin, It the home of JAN SHIPP WILKERSON. OUI prUldcnt GENA CARLISLE EASLEY . ou r ddc,lte to Convention. ,nC' I mOil cnlhUSllltK and thrilhn, repon of the 197) Con'ICnllOn Fnon Ind plclum Wetc dupb)'ll:d The h.,;hh!lhl of OUI NO¥embel mn-lIn! It ,he homr of LENA BRAMMER McELRATH WII Lcn.'1 fuelnlunl 1t'lleW of Ihe book 8"r" lSI.,. b, M.tjotle Chalme". hnlth nurse: I t Allowmonl fOI min, ,elu The pllmpkln cakc .nd hot sp'ced cidel Lenl m.de £rom leClpeS '" Ihe PI ikll PhI Cook Book In 'ebtul!}' 0111 ,unu _ere HELEN BOUCHER DIX put membct of th" Gl'lnd Council .• nd MARY ROYER BERNARD Genl , Arro""· monl chltln'l.n, entellllned Ihe dllb with belutlful eolot Ihd" from Gltlmblll, PENNY DIX BERN AID rcad ,he Iccompan)'In, Klipt We III .n: deh,hud 10 hne BETTS NUNN GaA Y back with III Ipln , If,u (WO )'nn lD Nlb),lg The c:aludll )'ur cbed _nh the founden ' 0., luncheon Aplill~th Ind the InnalbtllOn of offlCell We _cre proud 10 hne EllEN BUaNS COUINS ,od ANDA WARNOCK DE LASKI Golcltn Arrow p, Phil preM:nt VICC prcsldenl LENA BRAMNEa MC£LlATH prnc:nud I shtch on Ihe otl,In ofthC' Plikll Phi An,eh PI.nl for 110 Arro_mont Ilic In OctObel will be finlhud dUlin, OUlsummCI boud met"n,.

We an 1*10, forward 10 Inothrll Cnlopble ,CIt under the enthutl' IIliC leldershlp of GENA CARUSLE EASLEY

CLEARWATER Con¥enuon '7) _ould best cklCnbc mOIl of Ihe SCtl'llllCl of the 19704 ·76 tetm of the ClnrwlCel P, Belli Ph, Alumn.e Club Ho-cvu.

Ihlt was nOl the on l, prolCel undertlken by the ,roup , but bc-ClUJt Mllml , floridl wu the lite of the ,lthCIID" OUI dub wu definltel, In¥ol¥td Wc wc~ chOien 10 host the PIO'tnCe DinDu The theme fOI tke dlnnCI ""II liken from CIClrw1lte"1 1000liOO on the Gul( o( NUleo Ind III ckcorlilOnl wetc II0n,Ihil IIOC , cspccillif lhelll Our ""ork Plld off.nd I more beluufullrnn,etllent of ,ifts of the K' ""ould be hlrd 10lma,Ine All _bo Itrended time ••• )' _IIh hl,h prauc fOI Ihe club Ind espeu.lI, for the dIODer ch,um,n It _u I ,t(1ll Iholl for UI 10 (((el¥e the Idu! Club A_rd ftOm EpAlSon Pro-rUiCe 11 eonyent'"" Wc wete lito qllile ptoDd of one of our lIIeatHIl ooals BlOWN fA WCElT. _ho hid eompkted hel term as PfO"Inte plet.ident Ind wu elttttd DlffttDr ofUodcl,ndulie AUR'1t1C5 AI_I pOUliN out bc:fon: . eon"cnuofl WIJ IlOl: our orUy ICU¥lry We

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FRATERNITY DIRECTORY PLEASE REMOVE '!HIS CENTER COLORED SECTION TO KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. THE COMPLETE FRATERNITY DIRECTORY WII.L APPEAR IN THE FAll ISSUE OF THE ARROW ONLY.

Officers fORMEII GRAND PltESlDENTS Aher Wtbu Johnson (Mrs. Jrwll1 T.) Country Club Dr. Cannd VaJlf)' _ Calif 93924 Dorothy Wcavtr Morpn (Ma;. Kcnt K.) Box 218, Peru, NE 6&421 SarabJant Paulson Vanasse- (Mil HonctJ.)}401 2}th West. API HO. SemJe Wuh. 98199

OffiCERS EMEIUTUS Grsnd PrfttdCfU E",etina_Manan~ Reid Wild (Un Robrn)

20211klmom Rd .• N,W .• Washington, DC. 20009 Gttnd Trnluru EmainJf--Olwll Smuh M()C)tt (Mrs. Henry. Jr.)

420 Pmc St_. PO. 801: 313. Tcntbna, Tn 1S)01 GRAND COUNCIL Grand PrcadeOI -Elizabeth Tu.t1'IU Orr (MIs. J Gordoa) 684) SE 28th. PonJand, ~_ 97202 Cftnd Vi« Praickm of CoLlc,Iau---fmil Stafford Schuylcl (Mn Petn) , 142 Normaody Avc .. Memphis. Tenn. 38117 Graad Vi« Prmdcat of Alwnaat-Balban Sands O~n (Nn. )ama C) )096) OUlton.

Villace. Ohio .... 140 Good Ya Pr'tlldenl of Phtlanduopi&---Jean Wutbs Sc:ort (Mn

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Jon) 1186 ~uwood Dr . Monp. Calif 94,,6 Grand Rec:onlinl Secmuy-Annntt Mitchell Mills (M., Jad) 2128 Vntndtc Dr. Btrnuncbam. AL 35216 Gnnd Conapondm. s.a.u.r-N_ 8100>., Pollo<k (M~ 0 Edward) 269 Nonh,.cw Rd. DlytOn, Ohao .()419 Grand TI'HfWa'-Vcmah Stewwc Gardner (Mn. G. A.) 35 Grot~nOt St., Athens, 0100 4HOI N:uioul Ptnbdknic Cortfemu~ Odept_Lucile Joha.nnetlStD Rou (Mrs. Paul M.) 1)8 N Country Club Or .. Phocnu:. Atiz 8~01"

DIRECTORS OU'ectOt of AiIUllUe Ad."." COmmiuca--Ma.zy Ann F'aher Olillier (Mrs. O. Oreo) 2401 W. Woodmont Or.• Muncie. IN 41304 Drn:aor of AJUJJtJ\X ProsIlUnl--Enuiy Robinson Kunde (Mrs Manlo A.) 6~}8 R.dpnr Circle.

TX 7)240 Dtrcctw of ChaPlet HouJe CorpoBtlons-Esther Bun,er Dou,· lass (Mrs. Hatl) 72) 7th 51., Boul<kr. CO 80)02 Olreaw of Membftltup-Shuoo 5mith Pfc:n:e (MB. SlC'Vtn J-J 9~2~ Woodsuum Dr • Ft. Wayne. Ind 46804 DU'ector or Undet'Jr.luate Aairiua-Ooru Brown Fa-.:ctt (Mrs WE.) 2216 EI De Om Or .• Cletrwater, AI B)16 Sccm.vyofthe Alu.mn.: Depanmenl-Phrlhs Food" Puker eM" JOfq)h 8 Jr.) 2-4 Stoncndce Curle, Durham. Ne. 2770~

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APPOINTED NATIONAl OffICERS EdiUlf"of'TM AR.ROW -·Muilyo Sunpson Ford (Mrs. William.Jr) 268 Underwood Dr N W Atlanta. Ga ;0328 National frau~mltJ Hitronan-Evdyn Lona Fay (MB Kmn I.) 1006 San Rosue Rd • Santa Barban. CA 9310) SUJXrritot or Chapter Hi.ftoria-Jeannette Simpson Ro'xm (Mrs Ilic.hard A.) 1674 Lonpood Dr. aatOO ROllaC. LA 70808 National Coa~ntion Guide-Jane: H2mmans MtJlcr (Mrs. GR.) 481) untwood Dr. uttle Rock, Ad. 72207 SPEClAL OmCERS Travdin, Graduarc: Cowudors-Ibrban. Hencen "Joan O·Bnen.

Pi Beta Phi unmJ Office. 77)() Carondelet Suue .333. 51 louIS, Mo. 6)1C~ ParlJamecuanan-Camc·Mae MeNau 81ouOl (Mrs R J) 7712 PKbtd N E Albuquerque. NM 17110

PI a£T A PHI CEN11tAL Offia AND MAGA2INE AGENCY Oil'eaor-SalJy Perry SchulenburJ (Mrs. IWph E.) P1 Bna Phi Central OffICe. 77)() Carooddet. Swte 333. St. l.owI. Mo 6310) F'lIWlriaI Duutor-Dorothy Mayne Campbell (Mrs Doroth,) PI Beu Ptu CentDJ Off'ltt. 77;0 Carondelet Swte 333, St MO 6~IO)

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RESOURCE CONSUlTANTS Rwh-MI. Dllnne Ptullips. 1544·A w.yntc Dr. Columbus.

OH 43220 FratettUc1 Oneauuoo-KatJuyn FOld Vorick (Mrs.Jdfrry R.) )}49 Cadet Mill Lane. (OOtlnapolis. IN -'6226 Educational Enticbment-Carol Wood fnuemh, Herita,e UId ne.elopmenc-Laura Allen Bouldin (Mrs. Mike) 1624 Glen Echo Rd .. NashvtJJc, 1N 3721) PluJaruhlOpH:f-Jan Coates. DIVISIOn of Student Pmonncl.

Indiana Mtmorw Union. Room '30. Btoonungton. iN -47401

NA nONAJ. BOARD Of TRUSTEE fUNDS ChallTDaa-Vemah Stewart Gardner (MJS. G. A.) 35 Grosvenon St., Athens. OH 4)701 SanhJanc Paulson VatllS5( (MB. HClfila:J.) }401 25th West. Apt )20. Snnk:. WA 98199 Grpha O'Rowke eoenrn (Nrs. Andrew G.) 725 N. Jeffcl1Of1. Box I. little enute. W1 )4140 E1mbcth Tumer Off {MB. 1- Gocdon) 684) S.E. 28th St. Port· land. Ore. 97202 Either Ba.rnrer (Mrs. Hart) 72~ 7th St., Boukkt. CO BO}Ol

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Standing Committees BUDGET AND FfNANCE COMMfITE( Chairman-Vemah Stcwm Gardner (Mn. GA.) 3) Grosvtnor St. Athens. OH 4)701 Fnda Stafford Schuyler (Mrs. Pt:t(1) 5142 Nonnaody AYe., Mem· phis. Tenn. 38117 Barban Sands 0l5en (MR. James e.) 3(96) OJRtoo. Bay Villaac.

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CONVENllON COMMfITEE

ChaUmatl Joan MacWilliams Russell (Mrs James) 1566 Quebec An:. North. Minneapolis. MN 1)427 l-bpitaIJty-En:lyn Hoopes Teect:n (MB. Ilkhatd F.) 5501 Ke.11ot: AYt:. South. Edina. MN 5)424 RcJiltration-Eloue Todd Hetland (NB. P W .) 11119 Zebulon Pike, BUnuvillt. MN )5337 EMMA HARPEl TUINEIt MDlOIUAl FUNDS COMMITTEE Ow.rman -Miss Nary Frances Pirkey. 629 Wltap Dr., Louisvtllt:, Ky. 40206 Louise Kekh Vandtvier (MB Robert) R.R.3. Frulklio, IN 46131 Carolyn Woods SblRef" (Mts. John) J 20 Fernwood Dr. Sao RapbxJ. CA 94901 &oGfficio lKm.ber-Grand Vice Prnidmt of Phllanthroptn: Jnn WII"lhI Scott (Nil }on) 1186 Cedarwood Or Moral". CaJj{

CANAOIAN PHIlA.NTHROPIES COMMITTEE Owrman--Monlca HOllghton MItchell (Mn. R.. E.) 222 Chaplin CrtKent. Toronto, Ontario loUP 184. Canada Ea-ofJ'ICio -..ber-Gtaod Vl(e Pn:adeot of Pbilanthropies: Jna Winhs Scon (M". Joe'l) 11&6 Cedarwood Dr.. Monca, Calif

9<"6 1lfE CHAIN-Enuly RobtnIoo Kundt (Mn. Nanin A.) 6538 1LdRt"',",Cucle. o..n.. TX 1)240

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EXTENSION COMMITI'EE

Trnsuln' tklc:n lofqUist Dunh«i. (Mn. Jose-ph) 1000 Mob;i'lli"k

Ch:unnan -Nancy BlaJd\(r Pollock (Mrs O. Edw2rd) 269 Noethvirw Rd • Dayton. Ohio 4)419 Emnrmc Garcia ahhon 1M" Robm D.) 192) Puksldc Ave ., Hilbbotoulth. CA 94010

Rd WlImt'tte. IL 60091 Slidesl Anow Editor-Marprtt Pe:mMnon MtKinnq (Mrs.) A.) }O1 Dnrx Dr, Columbaa. MO 6)201 Monmouth R~cwft-Shirlcr Morro. Rttd (Mn. Jamts E_)

EXTENSION RESEARCH COMMlTTEE Chaunlan -Hekn Bouchn Oix (Mn. Carr E.) 3n4 Hakswonh Rd Columbw. OH 43UI Esthc:r 8arraccf Oou,luI (Mil Harl) 725 ;th St., Boulder. CO 80302 )0 HOOJ(f uddulh (Mrs 0 F.) HO) 461h SI .• Lubbock. TIC 794 13

Ex-olfklO ~mbc:r-Gnnd Vi« Pusidem of Phil:unhropio: Jc:ao Winh) ScOlt (Mn Jon) 1186 Cdarwooct Dr .• Morap, C:alif.

ALUMNAE COMMlTIU FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION (\l1rite Chamnan fOl apphnlllon bunk) Ctwrman -Aileen Aylmrronh Welpn (Mrs William M) 1212

3rd Ave N .. ~anJc. WA 98109 Pauline H..aeu Burns (M". E. M.) 2707 Oxford Rd , Madison. WI H701 Crand v~ PJu;dent of PIlibntluopin-n officio member: J~ Winhs Scull (Mrs. Jonl 1186 udarwood Dr, MOOlp. CA 1)4556

PROVINCE COORDlNATORS FOR

BATERNlTY EXCEUIJ';CE o.rtttOrorUndc,.tadU2tc ActiYi1ie:s aad Chairman-Doru Brown Fawcett (Mrs. W . E.) 2116 EI [k Oro Dr., Clelnr.Uet, Fl.

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nom Oldfidd (Mrs. DaVld) 59 Ellsworth Ave .. N~ Havn'!. CT 06511 Beta-Fay Vodltcr Boyd (Mrs. Wm .)r.) 26 wtudodt Sc _. Plaln· Vltw, NY 11803 GIlnuJUI -Clare: We:itzd De:rT (Mf! Robtn. )r.) 1633 Wavc:riy, Gladwyne:. PA 1903S Ddca--Dianc Ahnfdt Hu,hc:s (Mf!. F. M.) 206 Ransom Rd .

Wlnston·Salem, NC 21106 Ep,don-Mlss linda ManninR. 1909 Hardy St., CI~te:r, FL

1020 E BroadW3Y. Monmouth. 1161462 94116 Addrn:s: Holt Houx. 402 E. IR. Monmouth, III 61462 HoIitHl : Mn , 8ca.u1ah Shinofidd Hours: 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon and 2:00 P.M to -4:00 P.M w«kd;iYs . 8)1 appointme:nt Sat., Sun &: hoLidJys

HOUSE DIRECTOR COMMI'MU Dtreccor of Alumnae AdYisory Commitlea and Chaimwl-Mary Ann FISher Ollngct (Mn_ 0 Orm) 2401 W Woodmom Dr., Mutll;l( . IN "n04 IDEA8ANKCOMMJTfEE

Ctwrman-Barbara Larsc:n Suomstad (Mn.) clo l.a.rscn. 06 9th Ave:. W .• DICkinson, NO )8601 COM~rrTEE ON INTER.lM ELECTIONS Elections Cootdi02tOf-Janc ROth nUSt (Mrs Norman R.) 16 NOImandv Rd • Linle: Rock, AR 72207 ~n of Tc:.Ue:n· Commiuc:e-Jan Ransbonom Karr (Mil Dcan 5.) 72 Jasmine 51 • Dcnver, CO 80220

Alpha-JeMI

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lna_SUlnte Lemmon Cc:orgc (Mrs Robm H.) 26041 Carol.

FfUlkltn. MI 4802) Ela-M...rv Ann l-hharq- (MB. )OK"ph A.) 1798 W,.ndotte: Rd • Columbus. OH 43212 Thna-Marprct McClun, Edwards (Mrs. Rlch:ard) 2604 W Qu«~bc:ny. Muncie:. IN 4'T;04

10000-)anc: Alpha (MD.) IBO CoIorual Rd. Me:mphu. TN }8117 Kappa_Sybil Many Chttsman (Mrs. Robtn) 3162 Amie:otlc: Dr. )xkson. MS 39212 Lunbda _VUllO" R«tor Uehlin, (Mrs Richard W.) 1100 Bn:ar· dlff Dr , Appleton. WI }4911 Mu-)oann "'an Mouk (No. Dmrus) 2761 Shannon Rd • Northbrook. IL 60062 Nu-O..nxh,. Nebm Hunter (MI"'!I , )ames H.). 2016 S 9hl St., Omaha. NB 68124 Xi· Mru An"a S... alO. 1310 E. Nonh "19, SaliJu. KS 67401 OaUcron-.Mn Fincher Lotd. Ir .40 St. Ancirc:w). unit Rock. AR 12201 PI-Kay Hol~ OJ.bwly (Mn. Jamn) 1I809 Broad Oaks.

Al»tlO. TX 787)9 RhG-Many Ba. IUI(hle (Mn. R. W.) zo}4 S. Moh~ Wa,.

Ocnvtr. CO 80232 SI,JruI_Mal) Beth DaYldton Graham (Mn Jobn) 2490 Walka lane, Salt LalceCity, UT84111 Tau-Pat Ftl('nd Cooke(Mro; Wm .) 13911 S.E. 242nd PI. . Ke:nt .

WA 9110}1 tptikm-MlS!I PhilaJ )nhmon. 2666 SW Vis~ A~ Ponla.nd.

OR'i'1OI PhI -Sharon Wllhamson Wilson eMf'" Ronald) 2140 UrmseOfl PI .

San Manno. CA 91108 HOLT HOt: F COM!I4rTTEE C'.hairow.- Jan Papke Landns (Mn: John) 2240 S'tV 1tth (, On \{"Inn , IA ~O\1~ Su-rft2I'J' Almc KIMIIOO Sharp (MB. Ltt) 1128 W 6ur-nWIe: Dr • Pcona. IL 61614

LEGISLA T1VE COMMfITEE

0Wrman LuciUe: McCnllis Ryland (Mrs. Joh.o) J.470 E. Kmtucity Ave:. , Dcnvt:r. CO 80209 Myra. [)cPalma Reirmr (MD William E.• Jr.) 429 NewtoWn Rd_.

Berwyn, PA 19}12 MISl Cyruhd Kralis. 2)~ G.Uiam Dr • W:uuw, IN 46~80 LOAN FUND COMMllTEE ChoutnWI -Sally Murphy Moms (Mrs. DaVid) )28 Marbkh~d Lane. Walnut Crttlc. CA 94)98 Margaret Bollman Wc:st (Mrs. Kirby. )r.) 1000 Lo0Kridge: ad, Oakland. CA 94610 Mary Kalhe:nMrg Schroeder (MD Alan) 4284 Woodl:.md Shadows PI .• Santa ROP CA 9)404 Es-offril Me:mbcr-Grand Vttt Prdldent of Philanthroptcs: ftan Winhs Scon (Mrs Jon) 1186 Ct-duwood Dr . Monp. Cali!

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MUSIC COMMrnn: CIWrman-Muy SwanlOn En,d (Mrs D-aJc) U04 W_ l04th.

Lea ...ood KIl). 66206 Mary );iM ROlle )ohnsun (Mrs. David) 2433 S. 11th St., Abile:ne:.

TX 19601 NOMINATING CONNrlTEE

Oullman-Shuley)ones Mann (MIs. Robcn E.) 6 Woe. 21st St .• Hutthim<ln . Kan 67~Ol

Pit Fi5ctJohn (Mrs_ Philip) 2233 38th PI Ease. Seattle:. VIA 98111 Mary TaUVl Tnnllk.k~ (MD . M E.) 931 Olurch St .• Iklot[. WU HHI

SETnEMENT SCHOOL COMMITIU Arrowmont Boud of GO¥tmoD Ch2unwI-Mary Hden Tn-ry Holliday (Mn. James W.) 100 Santa', Vllb,e: Rd xOft'S Valley. CIt 9)066 Co-Cbaumu - MHII Sa.rth Ruth Mulltll, 190 S. CoJoDlaJ Homes CiRk. At.lanta. Ca 3(>309 S«m2JT-Jnn Sorum Miili (Mrs. Philip. Jr,) 20}1 OaJde:r,

Top<b. KS 66604

TraAlttr Vnnah Sfnra,n Gardner (MI"'!I. GA.) 3) GfOI v~ · non Sf A~R$. OH 4):'01 CoUftCil Concxt Membcr-Gn.od V",e Prawknt 01. PbUan· thruptn· Jnn Wlnt. Scott (MD. Jon) 1186 Cc-datwood Or • M""". CA 94))4

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Mcm.bcn of the Board:

Mary In.n fowltt (Mrs. James) 1-41) Hamlin Valky Dr. Houstoft, TX :7090 Multn G Heard 217 Aodcnen Dr_. KnoDille, Ttnn l7921J

HelC'n Anderson Lnrlj (Mrs, BcoJ2mln C.) Ownby Hills.

Rt l. Box 11), GatlinbufJ, TN nB8 Dr Lun. Odland. Collqe of HOlm Economics. Uru~nuJ of TennO!«. Knoxville. TeRn 37916 Mil}' AlICe Barber Pcnche (Mrs. Robc:n) 18,J4 Covenuy Rd NE. MWillon. OH 446)6 CaroIiM Mills Riddle (Mil D. 0 Jr.) Arrowmont. Box )67.

GaLltnbu'l. TN 31738

Hdm IXppeVoIlnw (Mrs.)ostpb E.)r.) lOB FwOab, St

Lows, Mo. 631204 Public IkbtJofts--N1I')' Alitt Barber Pencbt (Mrs Robm) 1'}4 ~nuy R.d NE. MaIIllloo. OH 446~ SlIcks; ICnV(S and t..h.lmriu- wem: JOUr Alwnt\aIe Prcmncc PIal· dent AdnUnurl'ltor of Anowmoot and Anowa1ft-Carolinc: Mills RIddle (Mrs. 0 0 Jr) Arrowmont. 801" )67. Ci2thnbut,.

Tenn 37738 Anowmonr School of AIU.nd Cmfu-Mam.n G Hrvd, Dirt'ctor, 80. )67. Gtllhnbur,. Tenn 37738 Ano'l'Cl'lit Sbop-Box )~. Guhnburg. TeM 37738

National Panhellenic Conference NPC Chainnaa. 197s·n Bfm.nium (DeJa ba)-Mn. Robm. L McKumon. S)17 S 74th Eut A~,. Tulsa.. Okl. 7414) NPCS«mary I97S-n ~eaniWD {Phi Mu)-Mrs W F 'r'lilbam· son, Jr. 920 N FOM:Cf Dr .. B~on iougt'. LA 10806 NPC Tmuul'tl'. 197,·n Btenruum (Kappa Odtl)-Mw Mlnrue MK Pracon. 6)1 S IGckapoo St . Spnncfidd. Mo. 6)8G4 Pi 8cu Ptll Odepre-LucjJeJohannescn Koa (Mrs. P~ul M.) 1)8

N Country Oub Dr . ~nn:. AZ 8)()1~

Pi Bcu Ph.i I . AJtcmate-Patricia Johruon SchM:l1ICn (Mrs M H.)Jl It ~.aayCcnrer.KS61432 aa. Phi 2nd Alte:mJ.Ie-MafJarct I. GvdncrChnstJantm (Mrs G T.) ~Z) Faufu ltd .. Bllnungham. M! 48009 Pi Rna Pbi 3td Alte:mate-Eliubeth Tuma Orr (Mrs. J Gordon) 684) S.E 28th. Ponltn<l. Ore. 97202 Pi

The Roll of Chapters The (oUOtII"n& Itcms arc Jlvcn to KqlJtncc: Name of chapttt; due: ~ III csnbhshmmt. name prMM1t of tlK chaput. chauman of rlx: Alumnae Ad¥ooc"y Comrrun~ With her .ddre:sl

ALPHA PROVINCE

~Iftftla Gam- (1903) Dack.a.rwoa CoUqe; 60 VI

Preadcal-J~C TClI HOlford (Ma. C. S.) 31: Woodland Dr ..

Hanovt-r. MA 02)39 Coruwaicut Alpha (1943) Uruvmiq'

or Conncc:oou: Pi Bna

Phi. No 1461 Srom Rd .• Slom. Conn 06268; Lynn Pvad.ise, Sheila hanon Luddy (MR. Wm.) 2~7 Hampton Ct . NewlRllon, CT06111 Maine Alpha (1920) Uruverslty of Mainc; Somerset Hall , Orono, MaUle 04413;Jennifcr Smith; Tr.cy Bronson Blgney (Mrs. J. S.) In form Ave .• &ngor, ME 04401 Mau:tdJldCttJ Alpha (1896) BosIOO Uni~rslry; 160 &, Stlte Rd.

Box 316. Boslon, Mus. 0221); Cynthia Hatch; Shatley 0 Chnsdelb (MI'J. A RKhard). 20 Rtver Gkn Rd . WellcsJC"J. Mass. 02181 Ncwa Scooa Alpha (19}4) Dalhoustc UrmttMtY. Dalhousae Stu· dent Uruon BkI•. , 6136 Un~Mf A~ .• Hahfu. NO\'t Scotia, B3H.HJ2. Canada; Donn. P:uu; Muy Lamb. 1142 S Put St, Ha,hfu, S, Canada

BETA PROVINCE Praidmt· -Jane McMkun Whuncy (MD. R. L) 199 Kc.oacn Rd ..

ManhlJKt. NY 110}O Nnr YodI: Alpha (l896) Syrxusc UruveDlry; 210 WalnUt Place.

Syra.ouc. N Y. 13210; FlUIcts Walsh; Jean Arcrue (Ma. J. L). )07 StandtSh Dr .• Syracuse. NY 11224 N«"'II' York Gamma (1914) St Lawrence UnIVersity; 21 Ramada Dr CalIton. NY. 13617; Calhkcn Mrurarn .New York Delta (1919) Cornell UnlVcrsitY: no Triphammc.r Rd, Ithaar;, NY 148)0; Kum M H2sby; Mn. Beryl Cushman)O) Ithaca Rd., Ithaca. NY 148)0 VCtmOru Btu (1898) Uru'fttluy of Vermont; 369 S. Pr"OIpcct St., Burlington. Vt 0)«)1; Donna Corda; Sandra W,nne l..a.ible (Mrs.J P.) RID 112 H~row Dr. Shelburne. vr 0S0482 GAMMA PROViNCE I'resKImt -Donna WatHOUl Fkd (Mrs Rooa!d D.) 119 Crcsdidd Rei Wilm1nJton. DE 19110 M&lJlud 8eu (1944) U~lSIty of Maryland; 12 Fruurury Row. Colle~ PaR. Md lO,42; Patricia G~dJe. Jane HaVUlS Pope (Mrs James) 6921 ArborLa.nc. Md.nn. VA 22101 hnnsrtYaAia 8eu (189) Bucmdl UDIYCalty; 8m: C·29-t9.

Duduwll Uruvm.uy-. I.nmbura. Pa 17831; Hatnec Edelman.

Hannah Mervine- Wiks (MB. Thomas M.). 1.0 I. 1..nrtsbwJ.

Pa 17'37

or thc collqe or university; chapttt addmt;

Pomfm.

Bot: ~6. Du.-ktlllOn CoIICJC. Carlisk:. PI. 17013. Batban Jane

Tharpe. Alke Ziegler F\oW(:f (Mrs. Gwks. Jr.) 2)1 W South Sr.. Carlule. PI 1i0 13 Pl'nnsylvan.ta £pilon (19)3) ~nnsyWania State. Uni'fltrslty. ) Hinter Hall. UnrvenilY Park. Pa 16802: Sarah CurrlC; Manan Sprquc Welhngton (Mil A. M.). 312 S. Buckhoul SI., StitC Colleee. Pa 16801

DELTA PROVINCE President -Donna Smuh Qw.e (Mil. J. K.) 1117 Scvcl'uh St. Mound~Ilk. VI V 26041 North CatOhna Alpha (1923) UruY'ClSltY of North Carolina; 109 Hllbboroueh St .• Oupcl Hill. NC. 2nl~; Buff Wick; Sauan eo.dlUnk (Mrs. R C.) 620 ~ Trtt Ct .. Chapel HIli. N.C. 2nl~

Nonh CatobDII 8d2 (1933) Duke Uni~Blry; Box 1096 Duke Uo,·

vel1lty. Durham. NC 27701; Unda Jaoc lchr, Suan PeOOtll Robcll (Mrs. Paul A.). 123 Andcnon St .• Durham. NC. 27706 Vqlllia G-aauu (191) CoIle.~ ofWillwo and Maty; PI 8c-a Phi Howc.lUchmond Rd Williamsbur&, Va 2318); Deborah Sue McCraI.ken. Mary E SlIUtb Sadkr (Mrs. W. S.) 108 Gilley Or. Wuhatnlbure. Va 2}18) Vqini~ Deltl (196) Okt Dommioo UnlveBlty; 1)32 'II. 49th St • Norfolk. Va 1H08; Susan K Wil9on; Bc-cky Mttk.Jns Goshorn (Mrs. H t.) 1133 Huel An. Chesapeakc. VA 23325 VUJlnia EpeiIon-UruvttSlty of Viqinia. 1)09 Grtdy An- .• Ch.,.· Ionaville, VA 22903; Jmruc Onoro; Carol Comc.liw NlCtnon (Mrs l.achatd) 1719 Concord Dr. CharlouemJlc, VA 22901 WC:II VllJInia Alpha (1918) West V"IlCU1I2 UIU\'CftIty; 1493 Unl' ftlSlty Ave. Morpntown. W.Va. 26)0); Mary Jane- Gallaahcr-; Nancy Loft: Rowe (MI'J A. M.) 3270 Collins Ferry Rd., MorpQ· ,OtII'n, WV 26)0) West Virpnia Gamma (1968) Bethany Collqc; P.O. 801: )09.

Bctha.ny CoUe~. Bethany, W Va. 264)32; LcWc Trey. MUJUC! Hamncron Aluncrcr (Mrs. David) 32 JlJ~ A'fIt .. Wbtcl· IDI. W Va. 26003

EPSILON PROVINCE Prcsldelu_Manan Hepc:r Win& (Mrs W . R.) Uke Asbury. )0) Do", Coun. Grttn Cove. Sprinp, FIa 32043 f'Iond. Alpha (191 .H Slcuon Uruvasity; Box 1237. StelJOD Uruver· slty. ~Land. Aa 32120; Wany &ny;Judy JwtovlC Mce..uum INrs. John S.) 1600 E. Wtnnooa., Deland. Fla.. 32720

THE AnOW OF "

fIonda 8m (1921) Fionda Statt UruVc:Q.Iry. )19 VI JcffCBOD. T.Uallui«. Fia )1301, Carol Hc=u; Ka,Williams Thomas (Mit J P.) 2939 HunuDlton Dr .• TaJIWsstt. AI. 32303 FIoocb Cklta (1969) Uru~ty of Flond• • It}) SW 9th Aft ..

G:il1'lnVlllc. Fla. 12601; lucille lun; Bonnie Elkd~ Buter (Mrs. J F.) 1917 NW 12th Rd. GaJnesriUc, fl. )260) Gcor)ia AJpha (1939) UruvcBlry orGcotCl3l. 886 S. M11kdrc Ave ., A~m. Ga )0601: Sharoo Iknson; Mary Anne: Hocutt !kale(Mrs. C. L.) )90 Chcroktt Jlj~, Athens. GA }0601 South CatoUIl2o Alpha (19)1) Umvenuy of South Camlln.; Box: U8)124, Univc.nlry of South Carolina, Columbu. S.c. 29208, 8«ky Moofl:; Mary l«s Graham McGn.ly (Mrs. 1- A.) )0

G.bbo Ct., Columbll. S,C. 29201 South Carolina 8cu Coiony-Clemson Unlv.; P.O. Box 2246.

UnlVC~nllY Sialion. Clc.nuon, S,c. 29631; lynn GlOtfelty; Mn R E. Knowland. 210 wit Cuclr, Clemson. SC 2963 I ZETA PROVINCE

P'raidtcu-Patnna Shmcr Hues (Mrs. E. W.) 2180 Ob«k Cres· cent, MWl$$au,•. Onfano. l)H 3L7. Canaw.

Mic.bJua Aloha (lun H.a.I~ak CoUelr; )04 Hilbdalc 51 • Hillsdak. Midi. 49242; Tra(ey Shabklm; Sarah DimmC'n Fallon (Mrs.)~~). 128 ArborCoun. Hilbdale. MKh. -49242 Midupn Bcu: (1818) Uru ... muy at MKiupn ; 8}6 lappan )1 • Ann Arbor. MlCh "8104 , Gtil Hamon; )udlth GfO'Ienburl

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Calhoun (Mn G L.) 2616 Hawthomt. Ano Arbor. Mich "8104 Midupn Guum (194) Mlcrugan Stm Uni ... maty; }4} N Hani· ·ton. East LanSln,. Mach. 4882} : NanC)' Arnon: Gayle Yerley Dunn (Mn. James) 1127 Farwood Dr .. E. LamlOl. MI "882} MdU,an Odes (19)9) Albion ColIq:e; 1107 E. Cus St .• Albion.

Mich 4922", Hunct [kCamp; Manha Thorne Fled!!.Jr (Mn. Ernest). 827 Ir-IR Me,. Albion. MICh. 49224 Onwio Alpha (I908J Uru~ty of Toronto; 220 8cTttky St , Toronto MH IZ}. Ontario. Can.; Penny Clapp; MJSS Diane Truu. 75 Eastdale. ApI 1010. Toronto, M4C )N} . 001 .• Can Ontario Ika (19J4) UruV!!n.ity of Wem:rn Onwio; 29} Central Av~ .• London N68-209. Ontano. Can.; Eliza~th McCormack ; Ann!! Buskard Dampl!!r (Mn Anot) RR II, Arva. Onl., Can ETA PROVINCE PreNdcnt-Mualou Juday Cran!! {MIS E. Offord} 62) Marvlew Tcme!!. Canc:inMU. Ohao -4)2}1 Oiuo Alpha (1889) Ohio UnIVeDlty: 6 S. CoIkgt: St. Athens.

Ohio 4'701; Ka~n Balucbak, Phyllis Scbneider Lawrmc:e (MB R. A .) 891 8«thwood Estatcs Dr . Athem. Ohio 4)701 Ohio Beta {I894} OhiO Stal~ UnIVersity; 184' Indaaoola Ave., Columbus. Ohio "HOI. Nancy Kram(1"; Carol Scc-ven Crock!!n (Nn. Ned). 1J.48Lanrsloo Dr .• Columbus. Oruo4H20 Ohio DelHI (192') Oruo Wesleyan University; 96 Ehzabcth SI .• Dc1a~. Ohio ,,~U; Jill D. Sruvcly: Nancy Lar:soo (Mn. Jan H.J. 37' HICkory Ln .. Drlaware. Ohio .001' Oluo EpIOOo (190) Uruvcnicy of Toledo; 2909 W Central.

Tolodo. OH 'l606, M", 0...... Carol H2nl, (loin G<o<) 'JJ' Old Saybrook Dr. Toledo. OH 4;62} Ohio leu. (194') Mwm UruVUSlt)'; Ma.cCrad.:!!n Hall. Mlamt Unnmlt)'. Oxford. OhIO ")0,6; Diant: RiuoJa; EIIt:n Plumml!t Bunt:. MD (MIS. GI!tIld). 324 E. Vine. OJon!. Obio",0')6 Ohio Eta (19'4) iX:nlSOO UruflCBlty: 42S W, Collq:e )1 . Vran· ville, OhiO 430ll; Laura R Pcuoff: Cynthia Lim:r KtIUSI! (Mrs. WE.). 22' S. ProspC'ct, Gnn,.Uk. Ohio 4}On

THETA PROVINCE Prutdcnt-Pamcla Ann Cqle Wahers (Mrs William H. II) 101 HvDPCM Coon. BloomJngton. IN 47401 Indwu Alpha ('III) F..""d.. CoIk.." Eh<y Hall . 80s 106.

Fran.kho. Ind 46UI : Tern Zuffa . Jo Pruitt Mozinco (Mn; Byron) 1140 NOM Or . Frankltn locI. 46UI Indiana Btn (189}) Indiana UruYmiCY. 928 E. Third St .. BkKm\· lnltoo.IOO. "7401 , Pam S. Ck:rncot; GinorGmtn Loman (Mrs I~) "21 Eckhnl'Oft Ct . BJoomincton. lad. 4":"401 ladiua Gamnu (1197) Buder UrlI\'URIy; I}I VI Hampcoo Dr .

Indaanapolil. Ind. 46208; ....rprct Hum: ROA1yo tOftt: (Nn R M) 1'816 RJdrc:b.nd Dr .• Indwtapolis.lod "6210

Indiana Delta (1921) Purdue UIU~t:nuy; 1012 State SI W Wt). ette . Ind 47906: Lon Altherr, Karin HeUman MUllOt (Mrs John) 2014 E. 4}0 South. LaCay.:lIe. IN "'90' IndWu E,.lIoD (1942) iX:Pauw Uru'fll!f5lty: }OJ S locUS( . Cruocastle . lnd 461}) : Duna l'tw5Om; Naocy Cox FonwfI( (Mn l.) 639 E Scmlnary. Grttntastk. Ind 46US lndlua uu (19)2) 8a.J1 StalC Uru"m.ity: ROJI!1'I HaJI, Ball Statc Um,. . Muncie. Ind 47306: tUthy K1c:m: Linda Bender Renl (Mil AI) }607 Royal Oak Dr., Muncie. Ind 47}()4 indiana Eca-Um... ersIlY of Indiana-Purdut. Fen WaYD(; 2101 Cohseum 8t...d, Stud!!nt Unaon Bldg. foR Wafnt. IN 4610); Pamela 8ar~II, BetiC Richardson Ptterson (Mrs. Gary) 6920 lake Valley CI .• Pt Warnt:. IN 4680' IOTA PROVINCE

Prntdcnt -Jane Hlncs McGown (Mrs. Oifford K.) 2"02 VaUcy Brook Rd, Na.shvillc. TN 172U Krntucky Alpha (t92) Unlvefmy of louisvill!!; 20lO Confeck:ruc PI • louISVille. Ky. 40208; Donna Board; Judy C. Colluts (Mrs 1- c..)r.) 410' Winehnt~r. Louisvill~, KY 40207 Ke:nlUCk, Btta (1962) Univenay of K!!nndy; -409 Columbia, ttxln,tOfl, Ky . 40)08: Carol Anne Colx!!lIo; Matgam HtSl!!r Kanntnsohn (Mrs. MD .) }4' WoodJaod Avenue. lnInttOO, Ky 40)()8 Kentucky Gamma Colony-Eastern Kcntucky Univmuy . Tdford Hall. 91h Roor. Eastern Kauucky UDivenll),. RIChmond. XY 4(47): Mary Ellen Johnson: Eliza~th Rq'nolds Ca.,. (Mrs R 1.) . Lexm,ton Rd . Rout!! 7, RKbmond. KY "0475 Tc:tUI~ A1ph2 (192}) Un ..t:rsny of Tennoscc at Chan-anoo,a,

846 Oak SI Chattanooca . Teon 37403; Sue Loose: JanICe Roth!! McGuu~ (Mrs Tom) ,lOA Thomas Rd .. Fort O,lttborpc,

Ga. 30741 TeMaKe: Beta (1940) Vanckrbllt Unnt'nuy: 118 24th A~ So. NuhvlU~. T!!nn. l7212; Jan Getty; Iknyt: Thadulon WeSlCf' mann (Ma. W S.) 1400 Bunon ValJey Rd., Nashvdk. Tc:nn }72U Tenneu« Gamma (1948) Uni ... ersny o(Tcnness«: IBt Cumber· land A\,t: Knoxville, Tcnn l7916; Btvtrly WiUford; Vir,lrua RI(c)cnOlngs (Mrs.) 7700 Gleason Rd. I}4·G, Knosvllle, TN 37919 Tenneaer- Otlu (1962) M~mphis State UruvUl.ny: Box 81}6', MemphiJ Stlte Utu ... enuy. Memphis. T!!nn. 381)2 , Nancy BIWr , Dour liks (Mrs l. E). }9,8 Cnuf21 Avc., M~mpills.

Tenn J8111 KAPPA PROVINCE Pmtdcnl __ Suzannc Stru,ht HarrIS (Mrs. W D.) 829 Conroy ad 81l1D1ngharn. All 1)222 Alabama Alpha (1927) Blmlln,ham-Southcrn Collqc: &x )9A.

Blmuncham·Southcm CoUCIC. BUlDmgham . 1.12 3'204: iX:ndC RKhmood, Linda Zuber, S029 Fulmar Dr • Blmuncbam At })210 Ahbanu. 8fta (1949) Un ..eBlty of Abb;am.a; PO Box a.P. Uorru· «Ily. Ala. 3'486; Unda 8yrd;)can Fargason Gordon (Mrs. G. B.) 209 VtmI'flI HII~. Nonhpon . At })476 Alabama Gamma (19)7) Auburn Unjv~mr7; Dorm 7, Auburn UOI ...CflU7. Auburn. Ala }68}O. Susan Ann Srruth. Manha McConw YORet (Mn) H .). 212 Kimberly Or, Auburn. At .l68JO

M-..ippi Alpha (1961) Unl'fll!Blty of Southnn MlSIa6.iPPI: 80. }76 Southern StatIOn, HatU~bura:. MlU. 39401. Suzannt: Sull!· \'lin; Manlyn NYCI1 Ammons (Mn. ). S.) . Rt. 10, Ben )11.

H.mcsbwg. MlII. ,9401 MiAluipp Beta (1962) UnJv~nltyofMlSSissipPI: 80. 8}ot1'. UnlvCf· sIIY. M... J,86n;Janct Smith: Marpttt Ann Boyer (Mrs R A.) 312 Guntr. Oxford . MISS. jU"

lAMBDA PII0\ThCE PrnKInn oW AudrcrGnu Sll~r (Mrs . Jeffrcr) 270 S. unmoor.

Blookfield. W •. 13(0) MiDftCIOU AJpha (1890) Ua ..e.., of MlOndOta. 1109 SE )rh 51 Mlf1nnpolis. MUlO ,).114. RosarulIt: Goertz, Punt'&' b\'UW' Macbuxxt (Nn James) 2881 Jama A'f't:. So.•

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THE AUOW OF PI lETA PHI North Dakota AJpha (1921) Uruve:n.ity of ~rth Dakota. 409' Cambndl~· Grand Forb. N,D. S8201; lu <:rocan. Betty Kanwik~r ThUM (MI'J Chty) McVry HaJl. Head RCSKknt. Grand Forks, N 0 )8201 Soulh Dakota Alpha 11927) UruYCl'JJty of South Dakoca, 118 N Plum. Ve:rmililoo. S.D S7069; Ddn Grace: M~. Sandy DnA LaYln (Mrs Tom) 12}4 Va.Iky Vic- Dr Ve:nniltaon. S 0 S7069 WllcOftlln Ganuna (1!)40) Lawrence: Unl1'c:rsaty: Cole:man HaJJ, 30-:' E La,-'e:ace: I., Applrton. Wu. S4911. Cad~nn~ Tlnku.

Nancy Wn,ht Pinnick eMn 0 R.) 716 E. Hoovcr AYe:,. App!c. ton. WH. ~911

NU PROVINCE Pruldttn-MaKla Cnwford. 73S Wqnrr Rd .• GI~nYit.-.IL6002S JUlnOi. AJpha (1867) Monmotuh Col~. Monmouth CoII~Ct. Monmouth. III 61462; D,aM Allton; Shu:lty MotTe).- Rttd (Mrs james) 1020 E. BrotdWlY. Monmouth. III. 61462 lllinou Btta.Odtll (I9JO) (!kla: 1172) (Ddts, 18(4) Kno.: Co.. le:,e:: Knox CoIle:Re:. Galt:!bWX. lll. 61401; KAthy MthaJOYJC: Marr Mql«l BuraJand (Mn. G G.) 1441 N Pwne:, o.ksbulJ, III 61401 Illanod EJ*Iae (1894) Nonh.-tsttm Uru~nity; 6)6 Emcaon St. Ennslon, JU 60201: jubt Darns; !kay Holt Scbwuu (Mn R N.) 113ljunlpl:rLanc, Mt Prospe:n.ll600S6 Ill.anou au (1m) Uru~ISIlY of Uhnou; 100, S Wo,ht. Cham. pal,n. III 61120; Launc Nilchdl.j:&JX't IUmty Danlc~n (Mn hmty) )11 West UnrYm.lCY, Ownpaian. III 61820 llliaou Eta (1912) Mi.lhkm Urut'tlSlty. 23) N, fauyan'. Dnatur.

III 62)22; Jodie: KlII~(dtc,; Nancy McClc:lland Sunons (Mil Ttrry) 2H, Boahn, Sponv Id " Dttarur, II. 62)26 IJJmo.,'J'btta(l947) Bradley UnlYdSlty; 1004 N.lnstllutt. Pe:ona.

III 61606; VaJl.a.rxn; c.nuUt ik'ljohnton (Mn, BreMte:rjt.)

"13 W GI~n An .• Peoria, III. 6161" UJjoois loti (1974) JliinOIf S{"lt~ Umvtrslty; 707 W COU~~ Nor.

mal. III 61761; Sharon l.ac.ina; Marylou Evans HlCklm (Mrs C. R.) 207 V~roruca Way Dr" Normal. 1/1 61761

NU PROVINCE PtcsKIent .joy«juncc fnluson eMn Roben) III Couag~ Grove Ave:. SE Rapids. JA )240, Iowa AJpha (1868) IOWI WnJeyan Unavtl'$ity; SoT Hall. Mt Plu,· am, Ion )2~I. Anntlttjcoruop; KuoI Swuman, It 11,80& 214. Mt, Plnsam , JOWl '2641 Iowa 8cu (1874) S,mptDn CoI~. 406 N Buxton. IndW'lOla. 10," ~012); Patly Fo.-Ie5; Siurlcy Day Bunch (Mn. R. H.) 110

croat

W UncoIo, Indiancla. Iowa ,012, loW2 Gamma (1117) Iowa Stat~ Uruvtrsity . 208 Ash An., Ames, Iowa SOOIO: Ruban. lad~;j~ Suht Highb:a.r,u (Mrs J), )03 CruN- A'W'C. AJnfi. IC\'WI '0010 Iowa Zeta (1882) UmY'C:Blty of Iowa; 81S E. Washml1oo, lo.a uty', IOWI ~1240: Kim Ashby; Mary uyron Cd~k (Mn. T J.) 618 Whaton J.d .• IOWI. CIlY. JOWl S2240 NcbruU 8cu (189S) Uruvt~lty of' N~bruka; 426 N 16th, Ln(oln. Ncb. 61S08; Gma Gamson; EJlro Hay" Swan (Mn. W S.) 23)0 Brtti,nt Dr. Lincoln, NB 68,12 Xl PROVINCE

P!uldulI _8aIbua BuuxrMcCann (Mn.john H.) 436 W 63rd St., Kansas City, Mo, 64113 Kansas Alpha (1873) Unlv~rsny of Kansas; 1612 W. ISth, La..rtn~e:, Kan 66O+i; JallUC' Hutcluson. Joan Gilpin GoI.xn (MD. W 1.). 1132 W, Hills Park.-ay, Lawrtnct. Kao 660« Ka..,. BeOi (191) K.anw State: UruY'tBit}'; UI19 Todd Rd., Maohattan. Kan 66)(12; Barbara Roc. Kly Suran W~IBd (NIS. Larry) 191) MontJOmtfJ' Dr • Manhamo. Kan 66S02 MiIIoun Alpha; (1899) Uruvulur of NlSIOUn. ,11 E. Rollllll.

Columbu. Mo, 6'201. Chi'll Cae; B«ky ~r Cox (Mrs jack) 120, BndUuw. Columba.. Mo. 6'201 ~u.n Beta (1907) Warunaroo Uru.cnlty: b 42. Washn'l' ton UruY'tnny, St. Louis. Mo. 6)130. Ann L Scott. Elkn hntod

Had:mann (Wh. G F.) 429 CamroId, St. Loud, Woo 6310'

Ml$5Ouri Gamm:a (1914) Drury CoII~gt'; Drury Collett, Sprlnl' facld. Mo. 6S802. Andrn Knabb; Phot-bc- Ret'd Lt~ (Nn. E C • Jr,) 2266 M~' Vn. Sprinpld. Mo 6~804

OMICRON PROVINCE Prntdmt-CharlcM SchlICk Sullrv"iln (\tR Patnc.kl 1602 Coonu)' Dub Rd Duncan, Oklt 13H3 ARansu A'J>ha (1909) Unl~trmy of Arkansas. Wl ~ Mapk, Fay~Itt"VIUc nw~ (MI'\

Ark "2"01: SUlan IXBusk, Andrn Anthon~ Ito-

j ), U7l Yorhrood, Fay~Ilt""'U~. Atk "2~01 Atbruu 8tta (1963) lmlc Rock Umvcn"y. 3117 So TaylM, Lult Rock. Ark 7l209. t.a YflUn,. Maril)'n FrarklJ Ha1lt'kms fMn l.ro D) HIS SM~ Rd. Lml~ Rock. Ark 71209 Oklahoma AJpba (1910) UmVi:nuy of Oklahoma; 1701 S, Elm, ['o;unnan. Oll:la 7K)6y: Kathy TaylM, Suzannt Loean Talky (Mfl RIChard) 3817 Brj,wl. NOrmafl. OkJa 73069 Oklahoma 8n.-. (1919) OItlahoma: 5ta[~ UnMnlfy; jH CJn-~lInd, StlJI.. at~r. Olda "',1074; Kay Wtlch; MI. lnh Sc:hedlcr. 1407 W founh . Sullwal~r, aIda 74074

PI PROVINCE Prcstdmt "'-I~ Atkinson Httk (Mn WLiliam A ) 2602 T~rT1kt.

MKlbnd, TX .. t)"01 low,wul AJpha (layl) 1I;nrromb Colkl~; 701 .. Zunpk SI !'oOcw OrI~J, la, 70118; Mallon Mltchc:l; Dudlq Bmchon Gomll:a (Mrs Fadd)8J6ArabtllaSt.,NcwOricans.i.a "'OIIS louUiaoa 8co (19)6) Louwana SIUC Uruvtnlf)" ' 0 Box IH60·A. L S U .. Baton Rougc, La 7080'; Sherry Erl'lC5l. K...~n Kdltr Ad..otlc (M,.., OllU) 19J~ Chtfl)'dak:. BatOO Roufe'. La 70tlOM T~ Alplu (1902) UruvcnllY oI'Tua5. 2300 San AmonlO. Aus·

tin. To: 7870S; Debbl~ Kyl~; Lou Boyd Pmn (Mrs W A.) 2110 Townes Austin. Tn. ~8703 TCUf 8wI (l916) SoutMIn Mro,ootSt UruvnSlty; 3101 Danlcls.

Dallas, Tu 7)205; janmct' FIIIlt'r; Mary Lou Inll~hart Bookhout (Mil J G.) 7217 Joy(~ Way. Da1Ias. Tnt 7H2S T~x» Gamma (19)3) T~lllS T«h. Uni~rsity; Box "324, Te:xas Tc(h Umv~nuy. Lubbotk. To 19406. Ikth Godlty: Nan Lulhc.r W' t ( • Tom) 490) 21st. Lubbock, Tnt, ~9407 T~U$Ddta(19S6)T('l(:lSChristianUnlv~rsJcy; Bo,.19104T .U., Fun \l;onh. Ttl :6129: Plltri Fku:htt: jane Whttk-r Fe-r,u~n

unt.

IMn Roben) 324 Easrwood. Fon Wonh . To 76107 Tuas EptIOfl (1976) Nonh To» Sral~ Uruv~"IIY, 200 Aytnu~ D, Dc:-nron To 76201. Crhajan 8cnom, Mary Ann ~phcrd Hldu (Mn SR.). 1908 Sournnd,C'. Otnron. Ttx 16201 RHO PROVINCE

PrnKImt -Marpm Gt-ort~ How:on (Mn John S.) n4S Scorpao

Dr • CoI<lndo Spnngs. Co. 80906

Co£orado AJpha (18tW) UnI~~rsHY of Colorado; 890 E~cnth SI..

BouJdc:r. Co~, 80301, Da.-n Lc:opokt C:amI Ricbardsun Smyth~(Mrs. W R,) 327) J:)rcmr Dr, Boulder. Colo. 8030'

CoIomJo 8na (1811) Uru¥t'lSIty of Otnvcr. 2203 S jOKphlnt.

Otnv(t. Colo. 80210; Clnny RobertS; M.. CaryllLnahan. 7210 fastmoor Dr Denver, Colo 802H Colorado Gamma (19)<t1 Colorado Stlt~ Vnlvc:nIlY. 62~ W lakt, Fon Collans, Co"', 80'21, TtriJontS: Gail Bamu Harvqo (Mrs.) t}OS Kirkwood "'10), Fan CoIIiM. Colo. 80HI Montlna Alph.. (1921) Montana mc UruytrsllY; 1304 S Fifth '}I. Holeman Mt ~97lS; Btna Howm:m; MarJorlt DavdJohn-

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son (Mn. R. D.) 412 N 17th. 80zcrun Mt 59715 Wromin, Alpha (1910) University of Wyomm,; Fral~mny Park, laratnl~, Wyo. 82070; Sharoo Rc:-cd; C,ncM Krulht [kvcn.ux (Ma,j C.) 916 So 11th St" lararrut, Wyo. 82070

SIGMA PROVINCE Pmidcftt-Barbara HydC' Ktrl (MR. Tom) 1612 StIf«O:lCh Rd S E A1buquc:tqu~ . S ,M 87123 AnIon:a Alpha (191n Unlvenilr of ArIZona , 103) !'oW Mwmaan .\¥(' Tunon, Am IS"19: jenniftt 8urt.~; Ann C jOU\o'mal Webstc:r (Mn. T C.) 69H E Hayot ,to Tuaon, Am InlO An'ZOlla.8cu(I96')AnzonaStal~UlUytnl.ly. A S.U. Palo\'~td~.

M.un., T~mpc'. Ariz '1281, Msrla Sue Mlr\ICl\back' p.ne-

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I.a.Jw:trt'thRussdl (Mn, T E.) 6244 wt IknYll. P.n.d~ V:ilIcy. AOJ:.8HU New Mnxo Alphl (1946) UfUVU'Yty of N("fI MclOco; 1701 Mda VII~ Rd. ~ E Albuquerque. N M 87106;JOKphult £CUrt; Ocbble Culvet [)oak (Mrs- Tom) }024 Frooticr Place N E. , Albuquerque. NM 87106 Nnr Mcvco 8cu (1912) Nnr Maico State UOtvctSJty. Box }134, Lu Cn.-:".. M 1800\; Janq H«kJd"; Lou Emma Ik«kcn· ndRc Bmokey (Mrs- Ourman) Sol: 367. M~lIa Park. NM 81i047

Uah Alpha (1929) UIU~rsiIY o(Voo; 1443 East 1s1Soulh, Salt Lake City. Utah 84102: Ahl)( Stcphcmoo; Vlrelnla Clowes Woods (Mrs. W. S.) 2290 S. 22nd East, Salt Lake City, Utah

14109 TAU PROVINCE PtuKlent -Juc}y Smythe Sutherland (Mrs, S. L) 2643 38th \\7'0;1, Xaulc. Wash 98199 Alben a Alpin (1931) Univ(,lllty of Allxna; 1I0tZ·8)th Ave, Edmonton T6G.oW6, Albrna. un MUIOl Sh~wan. Nanc, ElJion IXI~i (Mrs S.) 119)0100 Avl!'_. Apt. S, Edmonton.

Albtn •. Can T5K OK) Idaho Alpha (192) Uru~nitf of Idaho; S07 1<i1ho 51. MOkOW, Idaho 8384}; Kath, Andenon; Dorothy Nelson (Mn Uf!' T.).

910 E, ath S, • M_ow. Idaho 83843 WashlnJcon A1ptu (1907) Unlvcrsuy of Washington: 4'48 17ch Ave. N E. Scalde. Wash 98101; Caty Cn:.; Mrs. Keith 1Wt1e, 3400 134 Aft. NE .• SclkYue, Wash 98001 Wa6hln,con Iku (1912) Wuhtf1Jton State UruverSlty; N E. 821 Lndt-n. Pullmolll. Wash 99163. Mary Drucoll; Marilvn Alrvcul West (Mrs H l.) N W. 123' Oifford. Pullman. Wash . 99163 W.runJlOtl Gamms (1948) UnlVCBtty of Pulet Sound: 1)00 Nonh Warner. Unmrsll'Y of Puler Sound, Tacoma. Wasb 98416; Becky Stensrud; Carol Rutherford, }<II8 N . Proctor. M4.

Tacoma. Wash 98407 UPSilON PROVINCE Pres,derll-Patty Bauhclder Melrose (Mrs. Sam) 17814 Hillside Dr Lakt" 05",elo, Ort 970}4

~enda AJphli (1911) Uruvtrsaty of !'IjendJ, 869 N. Slf:nl. Reno.

l'ev 89102. Ann ColllC'r. Gef"IC'Vlt""'IC JOtdan HolI.:.ran (Mrs R. W.) 1288 Rlw:nidt Dr. Reno, NC'V. 89103 Orclon Alpha (1911) UIlIYdSlty of Orqoo, UI8 Kl.I1OJd. Eu· leRe.Ort 97403. JaIKt Bushey; Martha Thonland Bakt"t (Mrs H C.) 4} Wntbrookt Wa" EUJCRt":. Ort- 97401 <>re,on Ika (1917) cmJOtl Su.tt" UniYCrsity; 268) N.W. Ta,lor.

Corn1h•• Ott 97331; Jan PoB': Elizabnh Bwch WhHe (Mrs HR.) 1120 N W 16th St .. Corvallis. Ort. 97330 (Mlon Gamma (1944) W'illameue Univt'Day: 8<14 Mill $c. S.E .• Salem. Ort-. 97}O1. Manan Cobb; Lynda Brown fnDUnOnS (Mit. M C.) Il8} Karm Way N W .• Salem, Ott. 97}04 (MJOn Delta (1960) Portland State University: 1962 S.W )th.

Ponland. Ore 97201; ChrIStine Havlik; Frances BNnUlI Mur· ney (Mrs. K. H.) 3424 SE. Harold Ct., Ponland. Ore. 97202

PHI PROVINCE Pmiidenl-AdtlenDe Hiscox Mitchell (Mrs. BIU« T.) 16, Red· wood Dr. Hdbborough, ulif 94010 Califomia Beta (1900) URlverslty of California (Berkeley): 232) Pu:dmom A'·e. Bukeley Calif 9-4704: JaOct YOUOI; Jeeannle HIIII' (MR. R.) 10 Berkley Ave. Onnda. CA 94~3 CaJ.fomlll v.un.ru (191"7) UnlvelSlty of Southern CalifOirua 667 W. 28th St. Los Mleles. Cahf 90007: Donna Duthie; Alice Spentt (Mrs. Da..id) 1040 Vista Dd Valk, La Canada. Calif 91011 Califorrua Drlta (1927) UnM'l'Su, of Califomll at Los AnCdes; 700 Hd,ard A'IC. Los Angelo. Calif 90024; Karen Wallxe , Frances Grq (Mn. A A.) 3101 Fryf1'l1n Rd. Stud~ City. Calif 91604 Caj'[OrNa Epwloo (1949) San DiCJO Statt"" Collqe: )<m0 CoI.iele PI .• San OlqO, Calif 921 I 1; Susan Tf"2cy; Lola McFuland Newland (Mrs. Gleenn) 6}84 Camino Cono. San OIC,O. Cahf 92120 Califomia Un (19)() University of California at Santa Ibrbara, 76} CamlRo Pe$C2.del'O. Golen. Calif 9}O17; Susan M Him· mebbath~ Nancy Nau,lt" 0lle (Mrs. Michael) 141} San P1UKIO Dr • Santa Barbara. Calif 9) III California Eta (1974) University of California at Irvint": 109·8 Grand CanaL 8aJboa Island. Calif 92662; Donna ZanHlOvKh; Frances Hubbard Applegate (Ma.John) 3062 Capri Lane. Colli Mesa. Calif 92626

Amuuon,

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ALUMNAE DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY ALUMNAE OFFICERS

S«rcury oflhc AJu.rnnae Oepranmc:nt-Phyllu: Foe;{d" Puter (Mrs

Grand v~ Praidell ( of Alumax-Barbara Sands OKn (Md Jarnn C.) 3096) OinlOll. Ray VIUag~. OH 44140 Grand Vacc Pmudtnl of Pbilaothropa-Jon 'Wtnhs: Scott (Mrs Jon) 1186 udarwood Dr • Morag•. CA 94))6 DU~(1or of Alumnar Proaram.-Emily Robu'dOn Kunde (Mrs MUVln A ) 6'38 Rlden'l"" C.lld~. Dallas. l1( 75240

J""1'h 8 J'.) 2. 5t00<ndg< Cudc, Ou<lwn. NC mOl AJumnx Oub Ltttm Ediror-ltndKy Farnham S~&fnt'd (Mrs. J- P.) "26 Mynit A,c . Tcrratt Put, OH 4)174 On:tft of tht Gokka Amnt--Addml correpooockncc 10 Ctntn.l Office, 77~O Caronddct. Suite lB. 51 LoWs, MO 6}IO) Ednor orlhe OWn-Erruly Robinson Kunde (Mrs. M2J'V11l A.) ))0 Newburn Dr Pmsbur,h. PA 1)216

The Roll of Alumnae Clubs ALPHA PROVINCE Alumnae Province PtaKtnu- Mary Jean Mtlnt)'rt White (Mrs Lmwood) 106 ~ Avt'_ , Orono, ME 044n 8crUbi..rle County, MA-Csrolyn harpe Balf)' (Mrs John T.) itt.

49. Vln.> Dr . Pittsfield. MA 012)4 Eastern Mau~ -- Elhe:! Thorrw Suak (Mrs. SamLKI) .. Glibm St..

Orono. Mauk 04413 HaI.J.f.u, N .S.- Pamd. Andcnon (Mrs. H D.).7 Canary Cres.(cnt, Habfu Non Seotia 83M tl2. CaIWh Hartford, CT-M_ I,*m Boyd. 100 Cold Spnn, J.d • Apt: )O.l. Rocky HIli . CT 06067 Manchatcr AmI. CT-Catolyn Sk-tJ)('r Williams (Ma. M C.) 100 Sc,m"," Rd Glastonbury. cr 060.31 Nnf Haven. CT-l.au~l Monti Drdman (Mn. J R) 60rancc·

.ood Or .. (Arb),. CT ~18 Greaen Portland. ME~Hattl Sawyt.r Ermn (Mrs VICtOr E.) -.110 Hl,hland Ave • South Portland. ME 04106 Southem fairfidd Cowl'y, CT-Jane Conyers CoJ)('land (M" Jack L) 19 Sherry Lane. Danen. cr 06820 West Subwban Botto•• NA-Donxhy Moorc Keltb (Mrs. G A,) U Old Orchud Rd. Sherborn. MA 01170

BIlTA PROVINCE Alumnae ProYince PMtdmc-Vil,lnia (ir:1Su=r Hardgrove (Ma. Arden E.) .·t CoIonw Dr .. KatOnah. NY 10)36 Albaay. NY-Donna HlIl Taylor (MIS. E. Jt.) 10 Darroch Rd. Delmar, NY 120,4 Buffalo. NY-Mary ]U'lt Will"" Coburn (MIS. ~ M) 26, Ckarf.dd Dr .. Willlt.lTl51'LlIr:. NY 14221 lon, Wand-North Sbo~, NY-Judy FClJuson WLSkilchuk (M11 Stephe'n) RR I, Front Mill Jtd . MLiI Nttk. NY 11761 rr-inf York Uff. NY-M;&teta]oIQoa Pavl.ica (Mn a..chatd) }2jl Walerbury Aw .• Bronx. NY 1().46) Rochctttr. NY --Carnlyn Hetrick Jud:tu (Mn. Harold) 6 Sull", Gap. Faupon. !>o"Y '«10 Rockland CoWl.Y. NY-lX-borah SJ)('nc:cr Jackson (Mrs TravtS) j

Dawn unr:. Suffern. NY 10Q0 I ScMo«ucty. NY ..Gr:or,lI Nebon GralU (Mrs. Odfonl) , 10 Ta'~c Rd .. We'll Hill. NY 12}06 SyracuJC:, NY . MISt Lel,h Srruth. 419 Fellows Ave. Syracuse. NY t}210 WalChaift CoWlty. NY-Judith FneDd StrOhm (MI!. Paul E.) 74 Seven Bndgcs Rd, Chappaqua. NY 10'1-4

GAM MA PROVINCE AJumnae Pro•• DCC Ptateknt-Marguee Thorn» Olivr::r (M11 Hu,h R) 69)3 Souchnd&e Dc .. McLean . VA 22101 Balrimoft-. MD-Br:utc RuthJohnson Ahlla- (Mrs. John W • Jr.) 10}O' Society Park Dr • Apt O. Coc.keymUe. MD 2tO}O C~rural PmN)'lnrua-MQI Hekn Hoffa. 1~ S. jtd St. ~ burt, PA 17837 Hamsbura·CaMle. PA-MIII Mary Loullr: H«k.man. H2 \V Grttn St. Mttha.ruabu'l, PA 170n

JtfXJ ~- VUJIDLI. to.r: Hqtt (Mrs Frr:dnirk P.) 1 Rull'bDn Rd. RutnlOft. NJ 07760 Muyland-O.C. Subwbaa - M.vwu:ar: I.c:ld Wild_ Tish Phaa (Nn H W). 1221 FaJlsmr::ad "' .. ,. I.or:htik. NO 2OI~

Nonhem New Jt'IICY--Juduh Roten Knl,ht (Mrs. Ronald R.) 1 los Rd. Summit. NJ 07901 Nonhr::m VilJin.a.-Shirlqt Whitney Junco (Mrs R.) 6922 Vancoover ltd. Spnncfidd. VA 221S2 Ptuladdphg-Ddco. PA-Flol"Mt.e Gnbcr Joc,enson (Mn. J. A.) 1017 Wahham Rd Bawyn. PA 19}12 PhiUddplua-~. Uor:, PA-DocIjr: Good.... n Shelton (Mrs CI,ck) ,<10 Bob Wlute Terrace. WaYDe. PA 19087 PUI'bu'Ih-South HiU.. PA-MLldrcd Schon (Mil. E.) 119 MllIn Eml"lf)(e Or Pinsbullh. PA lU28 R.ad~. NY- ·Carofyn CarlIon BW:e (Mrs R.). III M.dwood A~t'nur:. Allendale. NJ 07401 SoutMnII PDO« ~·s CoWlty. ND-Fay NCKYb Hoffman (Mrs C. M.) 2246 HlOcik Lanc-. eo,...tr:. MO 2071S Sute Colk,e. PA- Mus PaUlCit Fagan. 672 Wiltshire Dr .. Scate CoUeee. PA 16801 W.tllft,ton. D.C.-Jon Pnchatd Fishn (Mrs. B J) 780 1 ~d Chtner Rd. 8ethndl. MD 20034 WlinuRJIoo, DE-Betty Ruadl Mallory (Mn:. H . £) 122-.1 Arunde/ 0, W,lrruoctofl. DE 19808 DELTA PROVINCE AJumnK Pro.intt Praideoc-Adrienne Adams Heru.mann (Mrs Robm E.• Jr) 301 2ht St.• Charleston. '¥IV 2S}04 Chapel Hill, NC-Barbara Jarur::n Crockcu (Mrs Pamc:k) -413 Cameron A~ Chapel HIli , f'..iC 27114 Cbadescon. WV -Janr: Foster Adams (Mrs H W .• Jr.) 1S00 8nd~ Rd Apt 206. Charlestoo. WV 2131-4 Cbarloue. NC-Kathy Fnswr: Trooco (Mn. J A) j922 Rhodes Ave. Charlotte. NC 28210 Charlottcnillc. VA-ManhaSha.Madcod (Mn. R M.) Brar:burn farm. Fttt UntOn, VA 22940 ClatUburJ· WV-Helcn Louist Fruter (Mil. James) Lake Floyd.

BnltoJ. WV 26332 Hampton Roads. VA-Becky Goolsby McCaUum (Mrs. C. F .Jr.) 8j Bn-nnhaven Dr .• Ncwpon: News. VA 21602 MorslU:llown. WV-SalJy ROft (}tn. Rlchvd) lmpui2J WOOib. MorpntoWn. WV 26)0' Norfolk. VA- MISS Beverly)o Spencer. 820 Laurel Ave . Chesapeake. VA 2.3325 Rtcbmoad. VA-May L. Kellr::r-Jo L,Me" Stanc:iI OeMuy (Mrs. Anehony. Jr.) '09 Kramer Dr. Highbnd Spnngs. VA. 21071 Wbeelin,-Ohio Vane,. WV-Silly Poner Ro~ru (Mrs R.) 2S Stratford Rd .• Wher:lInC. WV 2600} Winnon-Sakm. NC-lkverly Sarmt bley (Mrs. E. T .. III) no Archer Rd • Wlnston.Salem. NC 27106 EPSilON PROVINCE A1woRK Pro'non: Pmtdau-ElIzsbeth I..utrlr: Thorpl' (Mn Gr:orJc' W.) 660 Grand Concou.rJr:. Miami SburCl. n :U 1J8 Atlanta., GA-Sw.annr: HmdeDOn Snypp (Mn. C. H .) 2000 Udv Cink. a....u. GA J0076 _ C-<y, fL-..Ga>a Carlul< Eod<r (>IB a K.) '"I S. Ooix A-rr: Cocoa 8nch, f1. 32931 Ckatwac:r:r. FL- Pacneia Sbbau,h Wyers (Yn. It A.) 1}809 lAqo, Ft ll)<O

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THE ARROW OF PI aETA PHI Columbia. SC -Caruk Mootconxry Hum (Mrs. K. F.) 361' Boundbf'OOk. Columbia. SC 29201 Daytona Beach, FL- Verda Ltt Aduns SUtton (Mil Bt:rnrn D .) no I...andnu.Jk CUI Ie. Ormond Beach. Fl32074 DelAnd, Ft-PllriOI Wratht.rs Halchtu (Mf!_ R, T.) P 0 80s 8, Uke M"tuoe-, fl 327·41 FOl1 laIKSndalr. fl Nancy Nunn Morrow (MD- Rohut) 3211 :-:W' 89th A\rr Coni Spnnp, FL 3H6) Gan~jrillc fL..o--Cttlk: Morw (MIS. Richard H.) 34H N W. 10th Ihr., GlIndlvllit. Fl }2(0) Hollywood, FL-Jo Ndl Proctor Dud. (Mil A C.) }410 Ckvdand

5 •• Hullywood . Fl HOZI )xkson.iUe. Fl-JWt Fcommt' Han eMn Rlchard M) 4844 AI· lonquln Ave.Jac.nonvllIC'. F132210 Uakdand. fL-Dom Sunky Inbody (Mrs. R. D.) 3911 Polk Ave Lakeland. Fl HSO} Miami. FL-Mary E RJehutU Richardson (Mil. I.) 177 Ocean

we Dr Kcy BI~2yO(' . fl33149

iklty Webb Krauss (Mn. Gcor~ A .) 2931 Rolhn, Rd • Macon, GA 31204 Napin. Fl---Barbll'l Bote" Abbott (Mn. T P·l 1471 MUla Or .

Naples. FL 33940 Orlando-Winter Plut. Fl- -Mary Moblt:y MWK'f (Mn. A 1-) 1000 E. MKhl,an. Apl_ 10]2·A, Orlando, A.)2806 hns:aoob. n -J2n Gttku (Mn. N P.) 1)0 Munroe Road. Penq,;:ob. R. )2)0) s.. Pett:rsbulJ. Fl_Ekanor IXmon Flora (Mfl. W.J-) 397) looth PI.u· No .. Pinnell., Park, A. )))6) Sansol~. Ft-Mid,t Pntrs HOR (Mn- Roi:ltn) ))00 Mcrnnw: Dr. S:truol~. FL Jn81 South~ florida -J.ult McConlq' faner {Mn. JOKph F_} 6102 Auau,t. Dr , $('~n Lakes )12. Ft. M~I1. A. B901 Tlililalwl«. fL- -AOM And~n McKDi,tu (Mrs. RKb:u-d) 2)06 W.ldtmlllr Ln .. Talb.hal!«, Fl)2303 Tampa, FL- Mw Dupn Dc-rringer. 1) 14 Rj~r Dr .• -'300. T2Jnplil. fL J)601 West ~Im Beach. FL- Ka) Upson Simmons (Mrs R. G.) 3)6 POlice Rd WCSt Palm Beach. FL H40) MKI.GcorJia

ZETA PROVINCE

AJurn.rw: Pm¥ln(c Pruidcnt-Mupiet I. Gatdnc-r ChnsWl~n (Mrs G T_) 42) Faufu Rd . Birmm,ham, MI 48009 Ann Arbor, Ml-M" Ten! Howe BlIInboJomcw. I))) Fairbnt, Ann Arbor MI 48100C Bloomfidd lidk, WI -!'IiarxyThompsoo Ked« (Mrs. Oooald G) )40 S Glcnhum. Bmnmgh.m, MI 48009 ~oomlidd Hills. MI. Jr-Jor« RobUUOll Warunbcc (Mrs Wm.) 880 Aspen. RKhcstU. MI 48063 Iktcon-Dr.ubom. Ml-und..a Maddos Pnce (Mrs. F R) 14302 Hubbard ad UYOflU. MI 481).4 Grand Jilaptds. MI Und2. Stoakn RIa (Mrs- James) 909 lakeside SE. Grand Rapid •• MI 49)06 GfOIIC Potate. Ml-Jo Dtff"qo Alrundcr (Mrs Kenneth) lOB Hunt Oub. Gf'Otk Pte . Woods. MI 482)6 Hilbd;;a]c. MI _ Oom[h,y S"'iI1ISOn (Mrs. Edward) 28 WCSlWOOd Dr • Hllbd:a.lc. MI 49242 Beverly Belyea Klui:ltra (Mrs. J W.) 1990 Shoemaker, Jaduon. MI 4920} lanwn,-E.c: lansin,. Ml -Glom L,hl1tooe Ipson (Mn. J H.), 18~9 OrniJon. EUI LaNIIlI. MI 48823

JxUon. MI

North Woodwam, MI-Mmha Bli» Ehlen (Mrs- N F.»)6029 Conlrns ltd FarrninJton Hills. MI 48024 Toronto. Ont" CJ.nada - M.. lamona Ulba. )2 Mlbtllt, Apt 606. uhngtoo. Om M9A 3B~. Ca.nada FfA PROVINCE AJwnnu Pnm..oce Ptc.deOI-Janc HotKhtns Tuteo (Mo. Richud K) 10)61 Advctllutc Lant:. Cinclnnau. OH 4)242 Akroa. Oli-S~ Bonham Campana (Mrs. Rooald) 120 Bu" SI. Munroe Falb. OH 44262 Atbc:ftI. OH-Marp;>fK" Whrsron Wilker (Mn. Leo) 21 Uah Place, Awns, OH 4POI Caotoa. OH-5uunnc" &:.well Potttr (Mn. John OW.) 1204 un· wood Ave SW. North Cantoft. OH 44720

CWinnau. OH-Camlyn Hdnun Uchltnbcrc (Mrs. Jot.) 271) Whnehowc Lute. Caounttilu, OH 4)244 Qe-.eland.EaIc. OH Louist: R)'1n Hopkuu (Mrs. B F_. Jr) 298) MootromcrY Id., Sh2ker Hu .• OH 44122 Qcywnd-West. OH-Lucy Bait" Wamtt (Mrs. John R.) 21222 Endsky Ave. Rod., Rrver, OH 44116 CoIumbul.OH -Bubara Grem Zahm (MIJ. it W.) 39J Granv1.lle Sq., Wonhinlton, Oli 43(8) Dayton. OH-Jcarut Gnmm Vickroy eMlJ DaYld) 8908 O«p FortSl lti, Otyton. OH 4)4)9 Hamilron. OH -Jeanne: Btkhtr Thtobald (Mrs Peter) 911 Pack Ave., HamJton, OH 4)01) Nnram.GraaYiUc. Oli-Mrs. Fred L Preston, 120 E. Elm SI., Box 267, Granvdlr, OH "}02J Pommouth, Oli-Mrs_ Mary Babcock ScurloCk. J507 Ordwd Dt. , Ponsmouth. OH 0662 Spnn,fidd. OH-C,nthaa Wintcn Altt (Mn Edward C.) 9)4 Woodlawn A"e .• SpnnaflCld, OH 45504 Tokdo, OH-8arbara Chapman MauotlO' (Mrs. Jamo) ))47 IkcchWlY. Tolt:do, Ohio "}614

ntFfA PROVINCE Alumn.:.lt ProY1n« Ptaicknt-JllI Grossman Cok (Mrs Terry Philip) 2H2 \l'oodbluff Coun. Bloomln«ton. rN 47401 Andcoon. IN -Sue Huns Nichols (~rs_ O. R Jr.) 1211 Franco Lant, Arwknon. I:-.J 46012 IUoomin,toa. IS -~aJ'IC} ()Qbsoo Gf'O$$tnan (MfJ Rex), 1280 SoothdnWfl5. Blool1\.IOiton, IN .47401 Columbu5.lN -Luty Broc:klnc R«d (Mrs. R G.,Jr) J2)() Wood· bnd Par ...nv, C.... lumbus. IN ·P201 Elkhan Counll'.I "i ~unflt Hlds Marqun (Mrs. ViclOf') 229}9 Grc:tn Ln[ Blvd, Elkhan. IN 46) 14 fon 'WlilyM. L.'l_Paltl Rool Bub (Mrs. Sltphm) 462} StD.ttord Rd • Fort Wayne, IN 4t.RO' fnnklin. IN- -undlll Hkb Beckr (Mrs. B. A.) 2)80 Stonrrbrook Lant, frankl.lO, IN 161)1 Guy. IN Chadna Skokh Udulb (Mrs. John) 22}0 W nth M( .. Mtrnll"LlIe. I:-.J 46410 l-bmmond. IN --Eliui:ltlh Minnich Slodclm (Mrs. J, G.) lmden A"t. Munuc:r. IN 46}21 Indi~napolis. IN "Slndra Tc:mphn Cm:diw (Mrs. J1IImn W.) .)4) Ea(lbournc Dr • Inchanapohs, IN 46226 lndilllttilpola. IN. Jr. -Chc:rri Mkkcy CupcOltf (Mn. Thomas) \820 E 62nd, Inlhanapohs. IN 46220 Kokomo, IS ROle H1J't.I1\1IIn Ru.cll (Mrs. R_) )40) Carolyn Ct_.

K"komQ. IN 46901 Lafaftflt, IN ~"JX'Ue Lchmvt (Mn. Gsty) 908 S 2he St. Labyctte.ISf""J04 Muncie', IN_Pam ZKub Smilh (Nn. Tom»))OO Windina Way. MUfkl('. IN 4"}02 RKhmonJ. 1:'Ii -Btuy Cobceilo (Nn frank) 806 TOkbJOC Id • Rilhmond, IN 4"}':'4 ';outh Jknd.MlShaWllb. L~ -Marsha Htwln Ortando eMn Anthony) In Tuh«. South 8c:nd. IN 46614 SouthnJtem Indwu-Barban McKinrq Weich iMn_ It D.)

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R R. 10. Box 2. Grttn~burg, IN 47204 Soulhpon. IN-Virlmia Glen FeathcDtOn (Mrs. I.) 901 East Stop II Rd .• lndlanapoliJ. IN 46227 Soutbweucmladiana -"-ynaraSlauk(Mn E S.)Wonmanltd.

RI ~. BlI; n. Evanmlit-, IN 47711 Terre Haute, IN -Roome frUler Tcmplnon (Mn J A) 124 CoUrn AYt Terrt Haute. IN 47804 VaJpar.utO. IN - Bn-erly Easter Enos (Mn John) IR_ 6, 8m 184·C. Valparaiso. IN 46i8J

IOTA PROVINCE A1wnoae: ProruIce PraIdcoc--Gcora:I1II Walker Sc:a.arca (Nts. lUchud D .) 8001 Cortcland Dr • KnoX'fllk. TN 37919 Slut: Rtd,e. Th JiII'I(' H-.makr-r (Mn Guy) 909 Edanrood Cirdt, Kmrspon l~ 37660 Ou.nmoop. TS MJ5$ M.&nlvon Hodac, ~OO WilQ5lOl'J Citdt.

Apt ;"01·[. Chau~. TN }74Q)

,,*,"1.IIe. n; Bvban Bf\I!>aknNrlf(Mn Hc:tbt:n) 22J.4 Kcllrr IXnd Rd • Koonille. TS J ~912

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THE AllOW OF ~I InA ~HI

Laln,lOn, KY-ltnda T~mpJ1: Pl5ld! (M1'5. T . K). 327" E1mhunot CI In:U''ICIOtI. KY 40)02 Lnle PI,ton, ~--Hen",m. McCull'han Huff (Mn.) N.) P.O Box 206, Gtdlnbur,. Th HH8 LoulfnUt. KY Manl\n HllVsn Whltt:d::er (Mn. De/ben G) "01 foumain Me Lou"nlk-. KY 40222 Mnnphu. TN-Ft:ln:.("!;Osbom R.Jky(Mn_ G. A.) )140 ENu Prole, Sh·d MemphIS. r-.: }8116

Dup:aae CounfJ' lL-NIOJ; Hams Allrn-Jo Ann McGlade Morgan (MD. J A) \01 Grernbfw Rd .• Gltn EII)'n. IL 60137 fo. Ri,trValley ofUlinou-Conscarxr MtlkrSc:hustcr (Mrs. l. A.) 2}60 Sao Souci Dr , Auf'Of'a, 1L60)06 Himda.lr Towmtup. lL-Janrt Rrploglr RobertS (Mn. Robt:n) 912 Oakwood TrlT*f". HintdaJr. 1L 60)21 Ukc CowtlJ'. Il-Mrma PrMUm Sando:r: (Mn. Lotus) 12-4' WeN Laic Sf , Lbt:n)'l't1k. IL 6OCW8

Nash ...Ut. TN -Charlotte Ann Eckel Ed1fl"1.lcb (Mn J(X M'thatij 390) Tnmble Rd Nash"illt, 1N }72U

Millon ToWftdup. It -Carol Hammrnchnudt Akorn eM" F S.)

KAPPA PROVINCE

Non.h Shorc. t1.--Manlyn Bowtn B«bc (Mo. Rkhanl) 1363 San-

Alumnae Pto""" PrnIdent-Kathryn Schkdwl(z Lrwu {Mrs Jon R_I Ma\l!>llppl GulfCoa.uJunlOf Collqt. Pcrklflnon. MS 39HJ Aubum-Opclib. Al-Mary &11 Shuul(W()nh (Mrs. R.) 1012

Trrract Autt, Auburn. AL }68)O Binnin,ium. AL·-l« Saundtn)ames (Mrs. R.dwd E.• )r.) )6)) emu,de" Rd 8lrmn1gbMn. AL })22) Hawcsbu'l. MS-Bttty Pmchard Bryan! (Mrs,) 1012 Conn~ 51, Apt 6, Hatunbo". MS 39401 Hunuyilk. A Mw Lucy L Brown. 2024 N , Mcmonal Parkway (i6, HunewlUt, At 3)810 Jackson. M Sybil Many Chcuman (Mn. I,*n) 3162 AdrKnM'

Dr • ):a<bon. tdS 39212 Mttuaippi Odu--FDn«S Dill Twiford (Mrs Hunttt) 1.420 ROK Cink. CIarlu<W<. MSl8614

MobI~ . AL- ·blts Gray Tbonttorth, 106 S. Groraia Aft, Mobllr,

AL l6604 Moatpma)'. AJ-Aruu Va.nck- Voon Hudsoa~na Nunnekr (M". J. 5.) 302 Ktoy AftnUr, Montaomay, At 36109 Twcalooa. AL-Lanr Smith Sdunm (M13. john) n) 37th Eut.

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Od'ont·UftI¥erUty, MS-Mu,am Anne Dillard Bove:r (Mrs R A.) 312 Gtmt'r. Oxford. MS 386)) LAMBDA PROVlNCE

Alumnae Pto,.intt Pmidtnl -J u~Jnhnston Stanlry (Mrs.JohnJ.) 92)1 Grlt'("n Briar Rd., Bloomln,ton. MN )S-4J7 Beloit. WI-G~tchen Hobbs Alb (Mrs. Gmrar) 2)9 Sk,hnr

Dr., Lake Groe\-a. WI HH1 Bbdc Hi", of South DUota-Bonrue Blue Carr (Mrs Tom) 100) 10th St .• Belle Foun:bc. SO H717 Duluth. MN-Supnior, WI-Lowse Tayior Morpn (Mrs. Geo. E.) 1622 Morruncs1de Aft. , Duluth . WN ))803 Fall Riftr VaSey of WiIcorw.o-Robcm. M.ach.Jh Burkhardt (Na E. S.) 724 l:, . Marqurur .)1., Appktoo. WI )4911 Grud fotb , NO -Nan 5tokabeny Vaaltt (Mn Da.-id) 209 a~ Coun. Grand FOlb. NO '\8201 MadllOd. WI Robin long J~n (Mn RooaJd) 1}4 M.ertham Or. Madoon, WI H-;O) OW .......... WI-undo """'u)odaoo (lola.).,..!) " ' . Cam<"" 01 • Brookfield , WI HOO) Mianeapolu. MN-Stwol Amundson Kau:tinJn (Mo. Oenl'er) 2%0 Tonkaha Dr, WaJun.. MN )5391 Sc. Paw, MN-Jeny Hunter KIng (Mrs. Sceven) 1171 West Sawn Me .. SI Paul. MN )5113

Siou.fau..SO Vermillion, SO-Judi Arnold Chaney (Mrs. M T.) 601 Valley V.rw. Vrn1lllbon. S0)7069 Winnlpe,. Manlroba, CanAda-Donna H~d1~ Frrnd (Mrs . J.) 1603-1710 Pont&r Ave_. WInnIpeg. Manitoba Rl) 0E2. Canada

MU NORTH PROma

Ahll"-IIK Pro,;na Pmtdtru-Ekaoor Hou,ham Gu~nnr (Mil. R J.) 90) Norwood. Mrlrosc Park, IL 60160 Arl.tft,IOft &.htl. IL----JudJ Dnis Wluucrr (Mrs. H., Jr.) -«) S Brvttly Ln

Arhn81Df1 H~18hlS , 11 6000)

Cluaao Buu.. Womra '$. IL--Jamr A Hultman"" I )-C Gnnt Plkr. Chk_qo, 1160614 OUc::.p South SubwbM. Il-Doooa Kolanko Sbt(:r (Mn. loa) lin W 191n St .• Hom~. 1L60430

CIUap'IV.. Sabwboo. IL-IWy)nn Iobtbon W " ' _ (>In G.d) 463) Fra.nkllQ Aft Wcstrm Sprinp. 11 60))8

120q GMnOn Road. Whraloo. IL 6018? ford larK. Gkn"l(W. IL 6002) Nonh SboreJunior. lL-MU)· Ann Dtyckn F)fr (Mrs. BN«) 2231 S_a.II'l"-ood Dr • Clrm'ICW. IL 6002' Oak Pm·Riftl Fo«« , H.-Barbin. Srowna~JI MOJonnlcr (Mn John) 2JZ N. Rad,dwd Ave .• 60302 Parle JbdJt'-Da Plaine.. I1--Suunnc Gadtill Dahn (Mrs. S G.) 1039 VIm VIII. Dr .. Des Plail'ld. IL60016 Rockford.IL -Junc Rupp«t Reents (Mrs A C.) 4-411 Dunbar PI., RlXkfrwd.1L61111 MU SOU11f PROVINCE

A1WDJlJoC Prol'iace Prnicieftl-K.athc:ruw Scamu Dallmbach (Mrs VI C.) 712 VI UniYrfSlq. Cham"...,n. IL 61820 Allon-Edwud.mUc.IL-Mary AM CaJusU Eu«:nnan {M'n K. A.) 1521 PU)( 51 HIg.hhnd. lL 62249 A,.OQ.Bw.hndJ. I1-LbbK Brook Gaddis-Annr Eckky Harna (Mrs . Jamn), 21 Sunsrl laO(. Bushndl. IL 61",,22 BIoominl'oa-NonuJ. lL-Jok-nr Ptathtt iuw-ol'l (Mrs Ridwd) 111 Ruth Rd , BIoomtllltOn, IL 61 ~Ol Cbampl-lJa-Urtwu.. IL-Ff'l.nco Read Bur~ (NB. Lou) Stoddard Ac:rrs. Monucello . 1L 618)6 n.nrillt. Il-Mardyn Johnson Hus (Mrs. James) 1404 Rll'Cftmt Dr . Danvilir. 11 6 1832 Oecaluc, Il- Miss DUlnnr Hill. 10 South Sidt Counny Oub. lknNr, IL 62)21 GaJaburJ. IL-Linda lLnz Allen (Mrs. Todd) 1612 N PnlllC 51 ..

Gainbuci. IL 61401 Jaciuonvillc, I~Amy Burnham Onktn-Rachd Syk« (Mil Owta) It. RL Ifl. \Vhue .H.tL IT. 62092 Monmouth , lL-Ahcr McDoug-uJrnsen (Mrs. Russrll) 1)1) E Bcoad.aY. Monmouth. IL 61462 hona IL-Calhy Lopn Panoru (Mrs. RIchard) 631& N. MI. Haw. k, Rd , Proria. 1L 6161-4 Qulnc:y,IL-Mary McDill Knapbadr,JI (Mrs. H W.) 9 Counuy Oub Dr., Qulncy 1162301 5pruoa6dd. IL-M..., T..,10< SduWnna (loin Wdlwn) 22 Wild· wood Rd Spnncftrld. IL 627<>4 Tri-City.IL-Nuxy Holbrook Waikn (Mn St~n).) 2931 enford Dr., lXurndori". IA 52722 rr-1J PROVll'liCE

Alumn.ae Pnmocr Praidc:ot----GaxCt~ lIrs Robb (Mrs W, J.) 2330 Lindtn Dr S.E., Udar R.aptdf, IA )2.403 Ames, lA-NIlkJ Hi,k7 GnblJJ (Mrs; James) \09 S. StOff. Boone. fA )0036 Ccdsr bpicll. lA-Jcannt Kltr Russell (Mrs. Str:phrn) 1616 Anzona Aff., N.£.. Crdsr RsJHds. lA 52402 Coundl BJuJU, IA-Jacqurhnr Bunon R.lltJ (Mrs;. E. S.) 10) LawH'ncr Cuelr. Council Bluffs, IA 51501 Des MOIl'lCl. lA-GII'I&tr Lidbcttrr Monson (Mrs. M.) 2200 Mra-

dow Broork Dr .. On Moinrs. IA )()26) Indianola, lA-EllJr 8amts (Mrs. Kdly) 901 N Bunoo, Indianob. IA )012) Iowa CilJ', LA-Linda lLar Fincham (Mrs. Richard) 147) Grand A't'e .• Iowa Cty. lA )2240 1.incoUI, Na-JIlDC1 Crabbe Wrybf'l.lXh (Mrs. Willwn I.) 2720 South 24th St • Lincoln. N8 68S02 Mt. ~I. lA-Hckn Cr&nr Rohde CNn. Bruer) )01 EaIt Wutungwn. Mt P1rManl, JA )2641 OnWaa, NB-Jan Shradrt Nc.man (Mn. o.,.id) 1211 N 126 St., Omaha. NB 681S" SioG. City. IA-Chnm RI.nc Mm (Mrs. Hctvy J-) WI Nonna.a

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THE ARROW OF '1 InA PHI XI PROV1~CE AJWlll\aC Pnmnce P,elidClIl-Mary Custis Han (Mn J. F.) 812) Fontana. Pruie Viii• • KS 66208 Columbia. MO-SUWl Talum ihnUkt {Mao 8b.kc) }OS Bmra.

Columbu.. totO 65201 HucchlftlClft. KS-KuoIyn Kina Hinshlllw (MD. Charles, Jr.) 2801 N Van Buren. Hutchinson. KS 67)01 Jdfcaoo Ciry. MO-Ba.tbtn GotudWk perdU(: (Mrs Don R.) I,UI Saun.-ood.}d'fmoo Dry, MD 65101 Kansu City, KS-Catobnc Brink Van Cka~ (MIJ. Thoow M) 22n Washington Blvd .• Kanw City. KS 66102 Ka.nw City. MO-Sbawoet Mission. KS-Ann Anile Booth Qotrs.

John N .. Jr.) )902 W. 78th Tcrrxc, Sha.1II'O(t' Mission. KS 66208 Kanw City. M().Shalmee Mluion, KS Junior-LI nda Hooper Wwbcr, (Mrs. James) 9016 Ltt Blvd. , Lnwood . K.S 66206 Kusas City. NO·Shawn« M"on, ItS, ADO" S«rion-R~ muy Kennedy Boyd (MD. John A .)r.) 8101 E1 MOniC', Prairie Village. KS 66208 l.aw~ncc. KS-Janicc 8 H~ (Mn.) R.) 1520 Alvamat Or .

Lawrence, KS 66011 Maniuuan, KS-Pal Riler Hostetler (Mrs. o,arles) 2)11 Grand· view Terrace. Manl\l.u1J1 , KS 66502 St. JOKJ)b. NO-Mrs Ch1r1cs H&siuns, H Catibou. SI Ja«pb. >106<106 Sc Loud. NO-l.cc T'hompKKI &r,er (Mrs. J. Tomy, Jr.) '2 Ccmn,lOfI Lane, St. Louis, MO 63132 St. Louis, MO.)u.Noc-JKqudmc Robinson Tra,loc (Mn: phil· hpJ -43) N. Oa.,. Kukwood, MO 63122 Spria,lield, NO-Anile BWlek Dennen (Mrs. Roben) 1200 E_ Ddmar. SpnnJftcld. MO 61804 Topcb, KS--Deth Fonuon Fq:er (Mrs. QuaM) 2712 Osborn, Topck.a. KS 66614 Watem tcans.-MlJ"Cdrne Linschc:!d Proffitt (Mrs. RKhard) Rt .

11 , Cha.sc, KS 67)24 Wichita. KS-Nancy Noble Hadley {Mrs James E.) 62) N Broadmoor, Wichita. K.S6n06 OMICRON PROVINCE Alumnae PtoYince Pruid~I-MoU, MtAmu Gn! (Mrs. Jam~ W,)'12 Bugle Coon, uttle Rock, AR 72207 Ardmore. OK-Mrs. Sunk, Scown. 7·F SW. Ardmore, OK 7~OI Place. Ardmott, OK 7}tOi Ba.dmiUe. OK~~de Van Akcn (Mrs. John) 927 S. Dda. wan. Bankmlk. OK 7",,003 Duncan, OK Nell 8ctenbough Rl!CVcs (Mrs. John E.) 2202 Car· oun Dr . Duncan. OK 7lH3 Edmoad, OK -Lrncla McFarlane Haller (Mrs Tom) RI ). Box (.A J;A""",~. Ow.: ~~H Emd, OK-VI'" PhdlipsJohnson {Mn Jim) 1610 North QuIDCJ. EOId, OK 73701 f'2,enemk . Alt-Maty Campbell ~J'O'Y-Elko Van Earon Gillespie (Mrs. E. S.) 2G4 bochwood, Springdale, Ai 72i"64 Fon Smith, AJ-Nancy Hud~ Pryor (Mrs. Neil B.), 6)10 Dunan Rd .• fort Smith, AR 72901 HOt Spnnp. AR--·L.tc: 7.ucht Lonmer (Mrs. Andre-vf) 120 Mimosa St .• Hol SpnnC1. AR 71901 lmle Rock. AR - ·Cath«it\(' E Cald..,dl OUT (Mrs. James E.. Jr.) 27 Bult/C' Coun. lillie Rock. AR 72207 Mt»k.o,ee. OK-Dorotby Duoc:an H2.ys (Mrs. A. G.) 270) Bo&too, Mu.1kOC«. OK 744tH ~OrrJDft. OK IKU1 NancC' LaOCdoo (Mrs. Ben) 1411 Cherry· ftol'lC. Norman. OK 73069 Okbboau wry. OK-·Franc.ae Bonds Pool (Mrs. Jxi D·l 7224 Shorcunc, Oklahoma Cil,. OK 72132 0Id>h0m0 0". OK.J ......-Beth Wngh, (Mn. Gil) PO 0..

20464. Oklahoma CHy. OK H120 Otceola-Blflhnillc. AI -Pam Wild, Brad.tn (Mrs. Bryan) 11) W.JohnIon. Owcob.. A.R 72310 P>"" V.n.y. OK·-Domth, J Duttu> PIullipo (MB Phil).22 Franru. lindsay. OK ]j0)2 Poaca Ciry.lUyeo.",. OK -GerTy Wran Mdaddcn (Mrs. Jobn) 2404 Nndowbrooi:. Ponca Cny. OK 74601

StillW2lH. OK -Jane Leonard Eatnnt (Mrs:. Sun) III) Wnrwood Dr . Sul ....alC'r. OK 74014 Tc:udlana, AI_TX-O....iaSrruth M~-Gayk P~II Moore (Mrs HeN}'. Ill) .wi CoJooraI. Tcntbna. AI 7)101 Tulsa. OK_Shllley Sauc:rfield Janco (Mrs: Slcven) 24) I wr 28 Sc • Tulsa. OK 7411-4 Pll'iORnt PROVINCE Alumnu Pro"in« Pmldenc-Sue Cumminl5 Giblon (Mn. Joe F ) 401 &anon Sc., 8oJ; 366. CaI"a?, TX 7'"837 Abiltne. TX-JIII RKllcoy BIShop (Mrs. Seou) 1317 Sayl~ Blvd, Abi Ic:ne. TX 41)60'; AJeundri•• LA-Deanna Riley Lampen (Mrs. J. Matt) 471J West,arden Blvd .• Alexandna. LA 71301 Amarillo, TIC -Hclt'n Hawks 8c:ncoo (Mrs. EddiC:) 2305 Hancock.

Ama.rtllo. TX 7<)106 BnU.Of Valley. TX -Nancr B«kham Holsler (Mrs. James E.) 1816 uun. LIne. CoIIC'~ Slation. TX 778-10 InJw. TX ~Robln Wibon Su:pheos (Mrs. Suey R.) 1936 Glade· ,idt Ct Dallas. TX "S240 Dallal. TX. Junior Da,-Ano MewhlOncy Monrunl (Mrs. Bruce) -439 Wc:sc:Jamcs. Wills Poml. TX 7)169 Dcalon, TX-lu Ann Browning Redman (Mrs. V.n W.) 2811 Carmel. Demon. TX 76201 fon Wotth. TX _ MmhaScaJ)' Price (Mrs. Homer G.) -4931 Bryte.

Ft. Worth. TX 76107 l.af'k.in. TX -Nan Nk-kmon Milkr (Mrs. Alan 0) P D. 8os.wo, Diboll. TX 7)941 Ma.JshalJ. TX-Mrs. Franklin Jones. Jr .• 2308 PI Caddo Rd .• Musha.JI, lX 7)1$70 Mid.Ciriet. TX-Susan Fla. Cohenour. 16628 Cuter Dr Ar· U"&fOn. lX 76010 Monroe. L\ -Susan Yarbrough Trans (Mrs. Clifton H ,. Jr.) 702 Hilton. Monroc, LA 71101 Ptmpa. TX ~San Ltc Carrmchad (Mrs. Doug) 804 B, North Ncl50n. Pampa. TX 7906) RIchardson, TX -Jane: PurlC't Shirley (Mrs. Jack) 9444 Hlghc:dae Dr , Dallas. 1):: 75238 SM:mun-rkruson. TX -Sharon Canon Reynolds (Mrs. Ron) 8ru: 40. Shc:rmllll. TX 7)090 Sh~YCpOn , L\ _Vi{kl Longmire Hanna (Mrs. Ken) 130 Unden.

S~pon . LA 71104 Tylu. TX-Ju lia Faye McMurrey (Mrs R.).) , 401 W 7th. T,I«.

TX 7)701 WIC'O. TX-Jcannco T,mll Easuna.n (Mn. Frank) -4917 RKlJC"IC:W, Waco. TX ~671O \flChua FalL.. TX -Cynthl. 8mlOi Bowmt:r (Mrs J Roben) 2022 Clannda. Wichita Falls, TX 76308 PI SOUTIJ PROVINCE Alumnae: Pmfta<t Praidml-Hamft Molu Cok (Mrs. J W.) 12) Kenwood Aft!., Baton Rouge. LA 70806 AUHio. TX--CulaJoRi(e Brewer (Mrs.)' G .) 2200 l.aratruc Trail Ausun. lX 78041 AlaliD. TX. Junior _Namy Loftis Chick (Mn. C. 8 .) 7401 ~!ai:erhnc Rd .• Ausuo. lX 78731 laton Rouge. LA -Ntnq' OU,,« Salwi (Mrs. H. D .) 1746 tcau Cc .• Baton Rouge. L\ 7081'.i Beaumont. TX·Niu Hill Surlt-Mrs. Frank R. Keith. 4-42) Ala· m~a. Pun Arthur. TX 71640 Cameroo.Wibq, TX-Julit: Gallaher Uhlhorn (Mn. H. M·l It 'I. Bo. 360, San Benito. TX 78)86 Conroe.Huntn'ilk. TX· -Maty Robinson Woodward (Mrs. W. M.) 2200 Robn.on Wa)'. HuounUe, TX 77}40 CorpUl Christi. TX -Jud), Groh Maples (Mn. Ronald) 441J Con· ,l"CWIooaI Dr Corpw Chruu. IX i"8413 CJPraI CIHk. TX-Atlcttc: Stevens Oyou (Mrs ., H .) 2319

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Enc:lUi. HOUStOn. TX 17068 EJ '-:t. TX Patt102.·C'WtQn Rcnnici (Mrs Qarln) 2O!rl N Kansas SI • EI Puo. TX "9902 HMbJao Courtry. TX· -MarJe fumJ 8c:noeo (Mrs. CaJvIR I) ~oo Chula Veta, McAllt'n ..TX 78)01

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Oa'l'tOn Arnxlter. 119 Wjll~nd. Housu)O, TX 1"02.

Houiloa, TX, JUIUOl Day-Manlyn Moorman Adams (MB Cony M .Jr) 10006 Dd Monn:. HOU!too. TX 7:-041 Hotmon. TX. JIUlior '"hl-Gror,ia Khym Suthtrland (N", J L.) 12)19 Carn..~ Hill. Houston, TX 77077 u.&Jelce, LA Kly ThWlelu Manh (Mts. Ftftlmt) 121 K1mI Dr • Laf.V"[c. L\ 70)01 Lake Charla, LA-Ga.tlBam Mackey (Mn. Charlo) 121) NlDm SI • lake Charles. LA 70601 Lubbock, TX .. SUt Sudduth Gllbrn.th eM" Jun} H)O.~fh S, HoUSlOO. TX-Mn;

Lubbock. TX 79413 Mexico Ciry, Maim-Pund. Htl:ficld VaJcks (MrJ. M1Jlld) Av RevoJunon. 1209-4 PlIO. MCJ[lco 20. I) F M.dbnd. n -COnSUlrkc Tlyktc Men (Mil )tfry) .4 AmhuI'<l, Midland, TX 79701 N~ Orleans. L\ --LncI. LaWfC:OCC P(,rJChall eM" C. f.) 4}~ F2J1.

-.,. Or .. Nnr Orkans, LA 70124 Odc-.ll, TX-Mrs Fred Barron. 1714 Glen""ood. Odt'Ma. TX ~161

Sao AlI,ao. TX -Mutha Uf! Paac OL~r (Mn Rlcb('f) 2933 Brut Grovc:. San AnScio. TX 76901 San AlUonjo, TX-Edwlna Ear,ie- Roclll'd: (Mrs. lnomu) .}JS OwIM Rd . an Anu'lnto. TX 78209 Viaona. TX - -Sophi:a MiddletOn Hnth (Mrs D. P,) 1804 Colle,e 0, VKlorll. nc: 77901

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TAU PROVlliCE

AJumnat Pro"RCt PfHident-Lois Badllty La~craft (Mn. W W.) 1423 Carl,~ Rd SW CaJgary. Albern. TlV 2V2. Canada Itme Kio8 Ballman (MB Donald) nu Lord Baranof Dr. Arxhorage. AK 99)0) Bclk"'.I(".. EuliedC'. WA-Shmle Pc:ndlev uebsack (Mo Jottph) 16622 5 E 46th. lwquah. WA 98021 BoiJt'. ID-Barbata Sull ..... n (Mrs. Ktnt) 4644 Ikrkshlfc. BolK. 108r04 Caipt}'. AJlxna. Canxla-f.yt" Tupper W.d:IO~ (Mn G. W) 1119 Killeam Aiit' SW .• Calga,..,'. Albena T1V 2N,. Canada Edmonton. Allxna. Camda -lol~ Wolfe Field (Mil 0 H.) 8603 U" St Edmonton. Albcru Canada E"eftu. WA-j("an Howalt Gorman (MD. Robt.) 801 Alpine.

Evtrelt. WA !J820.\ OIympa. VIA Ba.rbara Clanton Da.nleb (Mrs Donl J02t Wm. 1II1IOCi St N W • Olympia. WA 98)02 Pullman. WA Toru Poul.$t'n (Mn E.).) ~E 300 Ash 51 • Pull. man. W'A 99163 Sclule. WA-Sarah,.ne Paulson V~ (MB H 3401 • 2~th W MHO. Scallk WA 98199 SpoIaM. WA -Joan Mun« Manln (Mn RIChard) S 3106 SIf"W'm. , potll1(". WA 9920J Tacoma. 'II;' -Int'l Smith Soule-Mi» Mane Helmer. )H4 Nonh "th St Tacoma. WA 98406 Vanrou.("r. B.C .• Clnada-El1me Bf09o'n Wahon (Mrs. J.) lHG PalmetSton, VancOl.lllt'f. B.C .. Canada V7V 2WI Wenatdt("~, WA-SUWl Nash Cammack- (M .... ('.arOOn L.) 2020 VaJlty Vlrw. Easr WC'n:uchcc. WA 1)8801 Yakima. WA ·Fann~ Whltcnade Llbbey-Manha Melted Halt' (Mn. Adnan L.) "904 Poplar View. ywma. WA 98902

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RHO PROVINCE AJu.maa~ Pro"lft('e Ptelldrnc-Muy fUr BaIJa' (Mrs

Roiwcll. NM - Barbara Hodpon Pluucrtrtuter (Mo. 0 8., 80s 989. R~II NM 88201 Salt u/r;e GI,. UT-GlorUi Evan!; MOfTlSQn (Mrs. john G.) 464) D«r Ottk Rd, Salt Lake City.

8411':' TUOOft. AZ-juht'tlt Oan.it'ls McDooou,h (MIS. Edw-ard) )220 E. Seventh S, • TlKsoo. AZ SHU

Wilham C.,

Ii) Cbfdon Cc. 8ouId~r. co 80303 Dlilinp. MT_Suun Duaanz (Mrs. SA.) 1812 Yt'liowsronr A."Vt'

Bllhnp. MT )9102 Boulder. CO Mary Janr Randolph Abbott (Mrs. Thomas D.) 47)0 Cutt'r Tr:ul. Bouldt'r. CO 80301 Bouman, MT-Luunn Fnt'dl8cnnm (Mrs. ManhaJl) Stu Roult'.

Bos 42. Bouman. MT )911) Caspn. WY-Dt'n~ PaYM (Mil. Stt'p~n) 1~9 Valky Or ..

Caspu. WY 82601 Claqc.M~. WY HalTlOl McS~n Prosvr (Mrs. Dt"an) 1i 11 Ala· andcr Allc, Cheycnne. WY 82001 Color:Jdo Sprinp. CO-8ev RudolphJohn~ton (Mn Dnn) 29)(1 Shnrcham Co&ondo Spnnp. CO 80906 De:O"C'f. CO-Mary Zoe' Blackled~ KU8kr (Mil. Wm E.) 1'}89 So. Cenoi, Way, DmYt'r. CO 80210 Deo"C'r. CO. E"C'IlJJ\.-Judy I..ammt' Grttn (Mrs John R) 6"~ S Oe-UOlI CI1'. Lllticton. CO 80122 )t:ffctJOn County OJ •. of Detnu. CO-Judy Howard BIIIJI'ICS (Mrs. hhard A.) 121H Applt'"IIrOOd Knolls Dr lakewood.

0080215 fon CoUinas. CO-Rcta Herbaruoo (Mrs Jack) 1204 Lory 51 , Fort Collins. CO 80)21 Gmu faUs. NT-Pauline Amundson Dahl (Mrs John Z) 180) 8c«h, Grea, Falb. MT ~9401 Helma. M.T-M~t Mane Ea,1e (Mrs. Harold) 1816 8th An, HC"lenJ.. MT )9601 UruUt'. WY-Mn. Gcorge Pott'llt'n. 619 KC'atnt'f. Laranuc.

WY82070 Put'blo. CO--Jacklt' Badwn VIc:lU (Mrs Raymond) 28 Bnarptc Tmac;c, Pucblo. CO 11001

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SIGMA PROVINCE AJumlUt' Provinct' Presicknt-Kathenm R«vts Lords (Mil. Jlmtl L.) 4190 Sow-relgn W.f. Sa.itl.ake City. l1f 84117 AJbuquetqUlt'. NM-Yvvnoe Gama 8a::kky (loin. J. E.) 812) Horauo PI. N E .. Albuquerque. NM 87111 Camdt.dr;. AZ-Robtn Fithian 8nus (Mrs Ron) 132"0 N 60th SI., ScottJChJe. AZ8H}4 Las Ctuca:. NM_M1S5 Bevcrly Bourgun. 82) Tdshon, ,flO. r..

OucH, NM 88001 Qz:dftl. UT-CaroJyn Chcrqo FllTt1aIe (Mo. Dan) lS}6 Mauk Dr Orden. UT 84403 Pb~ftu;. AZ-SLlv ... Smith 5nmb (Mrs E. D) 2«~ E LUk~n Cir.• Phomu AZ 8)014

UPSILON PROVINCE AJumnar Pro¥u,ce PmI<knt-jant'c Goode Durham (Mn John M ) J09~ Susllet'n Dr .. Reoo. NY 89~02 Corvallis. OR-Iknlu McHcnry Johroon, 14) NW 16th. Apt 104. CorvallJ$. OR 97HO EUleOt'. OR -Mclinda Hand Manin (Mn. Kin_) 39J6 Spnna Blvd • Eu~nc. OR 9740) lakc ~JO-Ounthorpc. OR-Donn.. Johl1ll1D fBUlJUI (Mrs Krnt) 1290 Hidea....y 1.ant. hlc()o;wqo. OR 9:'034 l.ar Vt'J:U. NV·-Carok Wagner Maupm ('Mn. A.) 899 Monlo Las Vep. NV89119 _ ....d. OO-El""", LooW 0100« (!dn RKhonl) I.~· NE Schuyler. Ponland. OR 97230 Reoo, NY-I.« Herz Ducon (MB. RlI:bard) 14080 Edmond Dr. Reno. NY 89)02 Salem. OR-Nancy Black WaIlKe-)t'aQt'ut' Gllbcrson Fields (Mrs Gmt A.) H2O Mulberry South. Salem. OR 97302

PHI NORTH PROVINCE AJumnx Pnntn("(" Ptnidall-Joann RKh Willer (Mrs. RKhud D.) 6299 Fordham W'IY. $a(r:Jl1lC'oto. CA. 9~831 lk.u.ley·Easc Bar. CA-Matgartt &lIman Wen (Mrs. Kuby P.) 1000 IofllOdce Rd .• OHland. CA 94610 Cc:rlltaJ San JOMluift Valky. <:A-Nancy Johnson Hom (Mrs DC.) 1710 S. Oarcmont Me Frnno. CA 93727 Contra Com. <:A-8uban Keuddl E1IrC1I (Mfl. bhard) 3221 KJrby Lant. WalnUt Oed. CA 94)98 Honolulu. HI -Victona In>Is Suyu (Mrs. S. D.) 4;.748·3 HUI

Kdu ~t • ~e. HI 961'" Mann Count}'. <:A_Nancy Low Apanon (Nfl. )c-romc) 141 Gddm Dr • Tiburon. CA 94920 Montcrqo Pt'IllDfula. CA-Lcoru OoolJUle (Mrs BunQft M I P 0 Cannel. CA91921

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PaJo Alto. CA 94303 Sacramento, CA-Sandr.a Caruxhc Osmuodson (Mrs Anthony) I) GrttowaJ Cirdt. Sact1.mCnlo. CA 9)8}1 San fl"allcilco. CA- Marth. Maller Ehrincc:r (Mn William) 16I-28th A~ .• San Ff"ltKiko, CA 94121

San JOK, CA-Diane: lnon ('4B. R F.) 20160 Mendelsohn Lane:, Saruop. CA 9)070 Saa MlUCO CoUJ\l'f. <:A-Dorothy HOOfX'r Lokke (Mil. ~nJd) ,61 South Rd

Belmont. CA 94002

Stockton, CA-Joan Haglund Innes (Mrs. George A.) 2820 BenJamin Holt. Stockton, CA 9)207

Valley of the Nooa. CA-Carolyn Emons Maxwell (Mr!. RKhJord) HIO Oak Meadow Or • Santa Rosa. CA 95401 Yuba-Suutl. CA-Marilyn Lamb JnVI.I (Mrs. Paul) Cranmore

Rd .. Mendlan. CA959H PHI SOtmf PROVINCE AlllJIlMc ProYince Pnsidenc-Nancy Gauthier Cox (Mrs Frank) 13792 CWtmont 5t WcstmUmCf, CA 92683 Antelope Valle,. CA-JoAnn Jones MorrjJOt1 (Mrs. William C.)

43812 No Fenl'l(l' AV( .• Lanc:»tcr, CA 935'" Cnurai OtaD,e CounfJ, CA-Manha R(nII'C Holkr (MD. Thomas) 14)6 Cabnllo. 0 ...... CA 92669

Gkndalc:. CA-JOI~ Murduson Cwt~r (Ma. Frrocrick D.) 1))9 Hillcrest , Glendale. CA 91202

u Cuada VaU,.,. CA-Bonruc: Stlorftll Marqul$ (MI'!. Donald) ')7}8 Brwutt Dr . La Canada, CA 91011 uJoUa, CA_Adele Taylor Alford-Marylou MacDonald Orphq (Mrs. RoIxn) 2233 Via t.u.:iI,l.a Holla. CA 92037 Loq Bacb. CA-Karen San,h",dt Full(:ftOD (Mn. Frank) .4}64 Edt( Ave., Scallkach. CA 90740 Los An,det. CA-Paula ZciJIc:r T~h1orm (Mrs. Gonjon) 1123 ~nunda AVr:,. Santa Monila. CA 9040} Los AnJc:ln, CA, Jwuor-Sandc Ouo Thayer (Mn Ro~") 466) San Fdiciano, Woodland Hills. CA 91364 Norch Onnat Couory. CA-Libby Nc:iChbon (Mrs. C. R.) 633 PirK: Way, Anaheim, CA 9280) Jl2.ndma, CA -Calol Trohan C1oYc:r (Mrs. W A.) 2128 Adw St-. Sin Manno. CA 91108

Pasadena, CA.jwU<:w-Cbarl PrKkc:u LauCham (Mrs. G. John) 2491l.otaln Rd San Manno. CA 91108 Redlaods. CA -J~ Albrttht H.ftUl5 (Mrs. L.) U21 W CyprUi. Rtdlanru, CA 92373 R...mt<te. CA -Mcnlyn Can.a- (Mrs. Richard) 1100 Counuy Club Dr • Ri:"nlldc. CA 91W6 San BcmardiAo. CA-Mary Elizabeth Pace Hall (Mrs John W .)

336 E. RaJs,ton 51. San Ikmardano. CA 92404 San Oqo. CA-Mwi,t Mm,Af Bnuchamp (Mn . Robm) 647) GoJ(uacDr ,SaDIMSO.CA9:Z119 San f~m-ando Valky. CA .- Kay Johnson Iknnt (MD. Robm M ) lUI" I{jrufe-St., Nonhn~. CA 91ll"

Suus Bubara. CA-Jc--an E, GIteS HaJJ (Ma. W. C.) H2O Anacapl. Santa 8I.rban. CA 9310~ Santi MorUa.Watstck. CA-JanttJaques Mills.::an (Mil. Donald) 1038 EI Mtdio PI., Pacific Plltsacks, CA 9O:zn South Ba,. CA.-l.ClI Jum MV\lllng HqCf (Mrs Paul) 26)46 Rt(tnt, Lomlla. CA 90717

South Coast. CA-TNw Pobody Rogers (MD. HOWIId) "29 &vIlle-. Ba.lboa. CA 9:z661 Verllura CoUDIJ, CA Lorna. BnW"l Arnot (MaJack) 1090 0eK0 Ave .. Camarillo. CA 9}O19 Whlmer, CA-Alice Manin Rc.enbc:rge-r (Mrs. H , G.) 8310 Colima Rd., Whinier. CA 90601

PI PHI POCKETS Montreal . Quc.-Mrt R B Rcyoolds. P. O. 80x 409, Hudson Hti,hts. QuebccJOP lJO, Canada Bristol, VA -Dons Clardy H1J~ (Mrs, Wm.) 6021 OldJoDtSboro Rd 805tDI, TN 37620 Mm:e:r CouorJ. WV-Mn Wlhcr G Bunoo, Hillcrest Addmon.

38 Cm1Vlc--' Dr, Pnrxtton WV :Z"740 Battlc <:rttk, loll-Sharon Stahl (Mn. Fn:dtnck W.) 674 Timber· bnc Dr , BanxCrttk. MI-4901 ~ Gtttnastl~, IN-MIt Keith Gosurd. Ra3. Shrrwood Dr.

Gr«nwde, IN 4613~

M..illipp GWE Coast-Mw Jane- Owen, 22·~3rd St, GuIfpon.

MS 39)01 VKIubwa. MS-NanJohntOfl Resta (Ma. Rodoc-y H.) 803 r.;"twlt YM,k Or., Yldubura, MS 39180 Hay •• KS --Kay HlIlk~ WlUiam5 (Mn.J. D.) 21-4 WCSt.34.

HI),!. KS 67601 McPhnlOG . KS-Mrs Fred Ple-rte. 1~ N Maple, McPhcnon,

KS67-46O Ubcr1,. MO· -MD. C. K 1..anon. 1002 Jackson Dr. Lbe'ny. MO

64068

Meuco. MO-MI$. J M Boyce, 72~ i..akevlC;W Rd., MeXICO, MO 6)26~

Ada. OK-Mrs. CarvcrHarriJ. 101 W. Kinas Rd .. Ada. OK 74820 MKtwcst Cit,. OK-MI$. JUchard lLdbc:uer. 212 Counuy Oub Terrace. MldwC"St Cit" OK 73110 Bt«ktnrid,e. TX-MD. David L. Quk, Bar. IH6. Bred:enrid,c.

TX 76024 Paris. TX -Mn. William H. Hale, 29}0 Hubbard. Pans. TX 7)460 Ga.!yeston. TX~MI$ WillJam R Parkcy. 12 Adler Circle. . '~ G-alvcston. TX 77~W Opdousas. LA_Vlf'lnll Neilan TlUstlcwmtc (Ma E. A) 618 S. Court St., Opelousas. LA 70HO Mt. Baktr. WA-Mrs Ken BWII'D. 3110 Comanthc Dr, Mt Vernon. WA 98273 Kbaulrh fa.Ils. OR~SIII, Mueller Ktot (MI$ . Robe" A.) 193-4

Pllfl1er St. , Klamath Fills. OR 97601 Chico. CA

Mrs. Beu, Me-rio. 1096 Filbcn A\'e .• ChKo. CA 9~9:Z6

PLEASE REMOVE THIS CENTER COLORED SECDON TO KEEP FOR FUTIJRE REFERENCE. THE COMPLETE FRATERNITY DIRECTORY WILL APPEAR IN THE FALL ISSUE OF THE ARROW ONLY.

Official CALENDARS COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS Consult Fn.lcrniry Directory in ,hi) iuue for addrcs,"cs of National Officers

Ccnu21 Office address IS: ;" .lO Caronddt't. Suiu: ~;3. St loUIS. Missouri 6310~ All lill~ "olIn Jr~ 10 be poJlmllr~,J JJIeJ. PRESIDENT · Send a copy of th~ Chapt~r Statistical Report to your Province President as ~oon as possibl~ 2fter school begins.

Before Sept~mber I. wme Province: President of lOla 2nd plans for the year (Indud~ copy of summer letter to chapter members,) Sepu=mlxr Z)-Arranee for fire inspection of premises by loal authoriut'S Send momhly leiter to ProvlncC' President postm2rhd nOt later than the lOth of each month, OClolxr throueh MllY (Carbons to: AAC chairman. ltny scheduJC'd vlsitinl national offiur) November I-Beeinnlne of Chapter Officer Election P~liod Elect three alumnae members to AAC at same time chapu:r officen are el«ted November I-Send Fife Protection Affidavll or Uplalt3flO" 0/ "ltJ'ol"d/~ tltlill I" u"Ii,., 1/ 10 DueClor of Chap. ter HOUK Corporations.

February I )-Finltl date for chapter nomin2uon for Am)' Burnham Onken Award: scnd leller of nomination to Province Pr~ident February 1)-AAC of each chapter to province ~end in ItS nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Province Prcs.d~nt

April 20- Final date for electioo of chapter officers.

SECRETARY, Send auiYc IBM Membership Jist b2c.k to Central Office: 115 soon as ~ibl( .fter receipt Notify Province Presidc", and Central Office I1nmt:d'iJ/4I, when ('hanaes in chapu:r officers are made:.

Send initiation cc:ruficau:s to Ccntl'lll Office: withlO three days after Inltiarion . Coord mate with chapter treasurer who must send GT·I form ..... lth the mili;ltion (<<~ October I)-Send Hou$t' Director data blank to Chairman ofCommiltce on Hou~ D'rettors Novc:mber I-Send name and address of president of Mothers' Club to Cenlnll Office .

Novc:mbC'f I)-Send I copy of the chapter bylaws to lhf Province President and II. copy

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TREASURER ,

Send Financi2J natements 10 Parents of Pledg~ who have been approvC'd for I!lltlltuon twO 'Weclu before the propo~d inltlatlun date Send to Central Office Annu ... 1 Budget Form BC·l JUSt as soon as it J) prtpared at the bcl:innlng of the faU sc:hool term . Do not wau until you ~nd youl lim report Pled~e and/Ol repledge fe~ with GT·l form 'wuhlo (WO weeks after any pled,ing or replcdgin, ceremony If possible coordinate with the VKe President of Soc:ial Adnncemenr who muSt ~end the pledge list .

Iniuallon fees with GT· l form within three da\'s afm each Iniuatlon ceremony Coordinate wlIh the Sctretary who mu(t lend the initiation certificates, july through April-Monthly finanCial report on due dates in accordance with Treasurer's Manual to Central Offttt Seplember-S~nd letter from Grand Treasurer and local lener on chapter finance (previouJI)' approved by Province Pre~ident) 10 parenn of actIVes and plc-dges as ~n as school opeOl. Not nt'Ct'S~:lIfy for parents of pledges if final pale of the booklet ~nt to them is fillcd in October I )-Ch~ck for Bound ARRO\\ 10 Centra.! Office.

October 20-Scnd national dues of $10.00 per active member to Central Office on GT.I form Iisung members' names ~nd IOIUUlon numbers If initiated aftef due date: memb~r should pay national duts with initiauon fees. januar), 1)- Senior Application Blanks and Senior Dues for ttlldYCllf ,raduatcs to Central Office. january 20-Send n:luonaJ ducs of $10 .00 per active mtmbcr to Central Office on GT.] form listing membC'rs names and initiation numbers April 1, S~nd SenIOr Blanks and Sc:nior Dues for sprmg or ~ummer Graduates to Central OttJcc:.

By May 20-Conrributlons made payable: 10 Pi Bela Phi Central Office for Hamel Rutherford johnston Scholarship Fund . Coo\lenuon Hospitality fund. Seulement School (Arro_mont) Holt Hou~. and Canadian Philanthropies jul)' 31-Send Annual Balance Sheet With final rcport to Central OffKe. MEMBERSHIP CHAutMAN ,

Send to CrOlral Office Within ten days after ~ach girl plC'dged

'''1 plcdglOl Ru~h Informauon Forms with proper si,nlturcs for

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St:nd to the Ru,h Information ChairmUl of the alumnae dub concC'mt:d within IC'D days aJtC't an)' plC'dllnl a h\t of all Clrl, plt:dlt:d from tht: lown Of lowns under Ihat alumnae club's jurisdiction Send to Central Office' tht: name and address of nC'wl, c1cclcd Chapter MembC'nhip Chauman 00 ponard provided In spflng Send thC' Membcnhlp Staunical Report to DlrCClor of Membenhlp .nd Province President within tC'n days aflC'r conclu\ion of any formal rush PANHEllENIC DElEGATE,

As available-Send copy ofPanhdlenic Rush Booklet to NPC Dt:klate, Director of Membership .

Octobc:r 10·- Final date for Semi-Annual Report to NPC Dt:kaate Aprill )-Finat datt: for Annual Report 10 NPC Delelate VICE PRESIDENT Of MORAL ADVANCEMENT

Within one month .fler installation. ~nd a report lining :and explaining chapter goals in all arC'l5 of Moral Advancement for the comina year to tht: Director of Underaraduau: Activiucs. Copies to Province President and AAC Chairman One month beforC' term of offic( npires. s(nd overall C'valu.tlon of achi(vC'm(nu In all aIC'aS of Moral AdvaocemC'nt to Director ofUnd(rCf.duat( ACtlVlti(s. Copi(s to Province President and AAC Ch.irman.

Within fim 2 ,",e(as of each term-Conduct Member In(eren Survey of per101l'" and chilftlu nC'ed.$ and ,oals. (Will delcrmlDe ~p«i:al interen croups and actlvnin for each term.) Send to Eucutive Council for chapter action and for inciu,ion in mon[hly I(([(r (0 Province President.

November 1')- Maguine subswpuons orde~d as Christmas ,ifu. tend to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency Marth I-Final dal( for Active Evalu:ation. Whenever total number for active chapter is complete send to Plovince Coordlna[or for Fr:atC'rnity EllcellC'nce with Form )0) and lut of si,nacu~s ~OTE: FracernllY Heritaae .nd DevelopmC'nt IntC'r(S1 Group should finr reviC'w each essay for Ideas of immediate valuC' and uce 10 chapler and Jubmi[ pertinent material (Q EllCCU[ive Council lie/ore se.,rung all (:Valuations on to Pro.ince CoordInator.

March 1~ _ Mu~i( Report . send [0 National Music Chairman.

April 30-Send Annual Report of chapter's Arrowmont pro,rams and aClivities 10 Chwman. Arrowmont Board of Governon. copy 10 Dlrec[or of Undergraduate AeuyitJcs. VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT

W'ithin one month aftel installation. s(nd a rC'pon lutin, and ellpl2inio, chapter loals in all atC'lI.$ of Social Adnocement for the (omina year 10 the Director ofMembcrship. Cop~s to Province PrC'sident and AAC Chairman.

Onc month before term of office e:rpir(s. Knd overall evtluation of achie"YCmenu in areas of Social Advtncement 10 Dlreccor ofMembcnhlp. Copies (0 Province President and AAC Chatnnan , Send Evaluation of Rush Report within 2 weeks of close of rush (0 Director of Membership. cc: Province President Send liSt of PiC"dl~ with pa~nlS' names &: addre~.5('s within tWO weeks of pledcin, [0 Centr2! Offlee, Proyince PIesident , and Province Coordinator Send lenel to parents of pled,~. Mfier it has bcC'n approved by ProvIDer President within 2 weeks of pledgln, to Parents of Pled,es Send Pledae Evaluations 3 weeb bcfo~ IOIUluon to Provmce COOldmlfor for Fraternity Excellence with Form "20' NOTE: Th( Fraternity Onentallon Interest Group. ",661/111 wllh the MC. is to review nch pled,e's written emuauon and compile penlnent information be/on St:ndmg all evaluations on [0 the Province Coordinator VICE PRESIDENT Of MENTAL ADVANCEMENT

G04Is."tI Er.III6/10" -«'-Ithin one month after In~tallation. send a report limn, and cxplainlnl chapter aoab in aU :are.s of Mental Advancement for the (omID, year to thC' Director of Under,raduate ACliviues. Copi~ to PrO"!Rct: Pratdent and AAC Challman One month before cerm of office ellpltes. send overall evaluation of achievements in all areas of Mental Advanccment 10 DirC'Clof ofUnder,raduate Activities. Copies to Province PreSident Ind AAC Chairman.

2 Ar.;d4""c Exull4llu ScholarshIp Blank .0, November lO-sprin, semester or quarter, annual; February 2)-fall quaner; Masch 2)-fall 'CmeSler; April 2)-win(er quantr. Knd to Director of Undergraduate Acnviua. COPlts to PrOYlnce PteudC'nt.

ProvlOce CoordlRator for Fr:llernlty E:a:cellC'ncC' Scholanhip Blank '6- bc:forC' Muth 1) to Central OffKe Individual Academic. Goal Cards sta, within the chaptc:r. but sene aJ the buis for Roiscd Sdlolanhip Blan.ll: '3 and for the t(rm ("aluauon of the vteC' president. Their UK U suonaly ur,ed for pled,es .

), P"bIK""MJ As rc-qu~ted Idea Bank ConUlbuuons-to Idea Bank Chairm.:an.

SC'ptembcr 24-for winter AIltOw, New5. features and pKlures Also pteture5 for Campus LudC'n. campus Uld/or o:alional hooorafJ" $«tlon to Eduor of The AllOW

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Januuy 7-for \prinl Auow' News. foturn and ptClurrs PKtW~S for Campus Queens 5«U005. ~Dd to Editor of The AIUIOw .

February I-carbon of finl half of Chapter History to SUpervUOf of Chap ref HlStones

March 21-for \ummcr ARROW ' Lin of innu(cs fOf the year News. featurn. plClUru . Pletutts for Monu Board. Who ', Who , Othtr Honor:anC's. and fraternity Swtcthearu s«tions. Send 10 Ednor of The ARROW May 1)-Chapter History a.od Carbon of second half arChaPICf HIStory to Di.rector ofChaplcr HlstOfid July')

for raU A RIOW· Send to EdItor of The ARRO ....

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN,

Send orden to Pi !kta Phi Ma,uine Agency llJ received November I,) Send Chnstmas ,ift subScriptions fO Pi Bcta Phi Maguine A,ene), fO ensure lift card delivery by December 2') PLEDGE SPONSOR

Ouobcr-Scnd Gnnd Council lener and chapter leuer (plniously approved by Province President) to parenn of pledges n soon lofter pledging as possible.

Ja.nuary 15- TbOU" with deferred pledging ~nd Grand CouncJlleuer and chapler letlcr to puents of pledges.

APPLICATION FOR fELLOWSHIP. SCHOLARSHIPS. AND LOANS,

Blanks and Information on how to make application may ~ obtatncd from Cenml Office .

January 15- Lener of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand PreSident February I-Application (or Hartlel Ruthl:nord Johnston( Scholarship. Ruth Barreu Smith Scholarship. Junior Alum. nae Group Stholarship. Frances HaJj Comly Scholanhip. Louisiana .Alpha Triple M Scholarship dUI: to Grand R«ordlR, S«KUJ"Y Marth I-Letter of AppiJcsuon for California Alpha Scbola"hlp dUI: to Mrs. Richard Madigan . "'6 Be/brook War. Atherton, Cah(ornia 94025 January 1 to March 15-Scholvshlps to Arrow-mont Asistlonuhips (work scholanhlps for mined nudents in crafu) Write to: MISS Maflan Heard. Arrowmont. Box '67. GatJjnburg. Tennessee ;7738.

Vuginll Alpha Scholarship and Breodd Scholarship write to: Mrs. D. 0 Riddle,)r .• Arrowmont. BolC '67. Gatlinburg. Tennessee 37738.

ALUMNAE Due dates for reports arc to he postmarked duct. wm,yh Off'KW Directory of this !ssue.for namn and addreSSt5 o(NationaJ Officers.

PRESIDENT ,

October,- -Copy due to Editor of The Chat'" November but not later than March O-E1ctt Alumnae Club Rum Informauon Committee Chuman and appoint at lean 2 other members to \elVe from March U to Match I' 0((0110.,10, ycar.

Novembt-r 1 to April 20-Elecl two mcmbers o( the AAC to coordmate with the dcctlon of chapter officers. AAC memben arc to bt-In.stalled when el«ted .

January '-Copy due to Editor of Tin Cham February I-Elcction of club officers to bt- bdd no latel than March 31 , said officers to takc o£fite at the dose of the fiscal yeu.

February I-Evelyn Peters Kyle Anlel Award Committtt deadline date for sendin, IU nomtnauon to iu Alumnae Province President. (Convention year only) March 31-Send name and address of Rush Informuion Chairman to Centra.! Office on postcard provided so tbat It will appear In Rushin, Directory of Summer ARROW If not received name of Club Pres. will be liSted April ,-Copy due to Editor of The Chal" _ April I '-Send three Annual Report Questionnalrcs to officcf1 as directed May-fnStallation of new offices at re,ular club meeting_ CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,

Mun be rcclpient of THE Auow .

October I )-Sl:nd In Memoriam notices to Centru Office (or Winter AllOW .

November IO-Maii club year book or pro&ram rOSler with pro,ram plans (page 23 o( dub Prcsident's Notebook) to the Gra.nd Alumnac Vice Presidcnt. Di,cc:tor of Alumnae Pro,rlms . Alumnae Province PresldeDt and Central Office .

Dc(ember 3 I-Send In Mcmotlam notices to Central OffKe for Sprin, Auow April I- Send ncw officer list to Alumnae Provincc President and Cem.ra1 Office for Sum.mer AHOY April 12-~nd lenerwlth club news to Alumnae Club Lenu Editor for Auo.., Apnl I ' - Scnd In Memoriam noticcs to CemraJ OffKe (or Summer AllOW' April I )-Final deadline fot new club officer list Julyl )-Send tn Mcmorwn notk.es to Cenml OffKe for Fa.JJ Auow

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI TREASURER, Send n:nional dun and r«tipts to Ce"triJI Office and as collected th roughout the year.

May 20-AU-du~ and donations of funds should ~ mailed to Ccotnl OffICe by this date in order to COUnt fOf current yea r

Pi Beta Phi Sc:nkmcni School (A rrow-moot) Em ma HarpcrTu rncrMcmorial Fund HoltHou~

Conve ntion HospitalilY Harriet RuthcrfordJobnstonc Scholarship fund Ju nior Group Scholarship Make club check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office. Check muSt be accompan ied by GT.2 Form showing club' s apponionmcnt to desired funds . (Canadian cl ubs roue ~paratc chccb.)

C hc:cks payab le to Arrowcn .ft Shop arc scnt to Pi Beta Phi Arrowcrut Shop . Box )34 . Gatlin burg, Tennm ec 377)8 .

June 30-Scnd Audits slips as directed .

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN , November 1~-Scnd Tepon to A lu mnae Province Pr(:$ide nl.

Winter-Review with Rush In formation Comminee areu to be listed in Sum mer ARROW . Send a ny changes in d ub area listings to Cen tral Offi ce no later th an March 31st.

March I ~-Se n d repon to Alumnae Provi nce Preside nt.

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN , Novembe r 2,-Send Christm as subscriptions to Pi Beta Ph i Magazi ne Agency to ensure Ch ristmas gift card delivery

by December 2' .

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS, Septem ber- Send annu al repom to D irector of Chapter House Corporations.

Se nd copy of report [0 Provi nce Preside nt concerned .

Central Office is now stocking a selection of Pi Phi pins and will mail them immediately upon receipt of an order. (please send payment with order.)

Current prices are: #100-101 plain badge (10 K) ... ... . .. . ... . . . ..... .... .. .. .. ... . #200-102 badge with 3 raised pearls. engraved point .. . ..... .. ....... . #310-102 badge with crown pearl shaft. engraved point ......... . ..... . #310-109 badge with crown pearl shaft. diamond in point . ... . .. ... ..•. #318-102 badge with crown shaft. alternate pearl and sapphire. engraved point . ... .. . . ... . ........ .. .... . ..... • .. . #318-110 badge with crown alternate pearl and sapphire shaft.

2 pearls and 1 sapphire in point ..... . .. ... ............ . badge with crown opal shaft. plain point ...... . ..... . .. . .. . #32 7-101 badge with crown alternate emerald and opal shaft. #332-102 engraved point ......... .. . .. ............ .. ....... . plain recognition pin ..... . . .. ............... ... ... .. . #600 recognition pin with pearl ....... . .. . .... . .. • ........... #601 mother's pin. 10 K. 1 pearl ... . ... • ...... . . . . . .. . .... .. . #800 solid crest guard .. .. . .......••...•...........•. .. . . ..

11')09 pierced crest guard ..... ... ... . . . ........ .. .. . ...... . .

11')10

S 7.25 21.00 22.00 27 .00 23 .00 25 .00 26.00 25 .00 5.00 6.00 10.00 5.50 5.50

These prices are inclusive with the single exception of a 4 % sales tax which must be added by Missouri residents. For special orders. write to Central Office for price list.

These must be ordered by Central Office through the 1. G. Balfour Co. Orders for Canada must be ordered through Central Office. Write for special price list. When ordering please give name and chapter of person receiving badge. New initiates must order badges through chapters.

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THE ARROW Of PI lETA PHI (COIIII",utl fro", pllge 48)

hdd our .nnu.1 AffO.{I~h Ind H.ndmada BIHAr In October, 1914. and III 19" we held two Anowcnft cofT"•. ODlIUUI, the handruldc lIems Thls.as done: IMnUIC" most .11 of ~ lillie usu.lI,. .penl m.kln, Ih,o,. (Of laic: had been 'pent m.lunl d(corauonl (01 Ihc Prowlncc Dlont! In ordel 10 ralk monq. I FIn. Math, hc:ld III Nowcmbr, 191) In .puc or the cold _Ho,hcllI ••,. bu,t nIC((U Coaun\un, wllb moner raISin, prOICCU Wall our m',Ullle (huun'l) Not onl, did ~( ,n 0111 IQl,UtM suhxnpUOM. hut ,tM: alMl MIld prndlnu 10 hold (OInl .nd ,he pro«eds 10 the dub 01,11 dub htl ,,"cn IU finlnclll luppon 10 othcr wonh.halc ,roup". lueh II WlOU , Ihc EdunuonaJ TCkYlSJOII SIIIIOO . Nost tmpon.llt 10 1,1 • • I' kl.SI , h.., bnn our fIoIppon of out KII"( ch'pten l [ florid. SIIIf Un,.,cnnr. Un,venlt)' of Fiond. Ind SI(lJOO. We "pee'IU, did .n we could 10 UIII! flondl oeltl II G.me'''111t Th. IS one o( Ihe newtt IOfOIllIU 00 Iht eampul .nd II wu dlfrKUh (Of them 10 compete Willa the more etllbli,hed Iroup.

Throulh ou r P.nhellenic .(fili.uon we workrd wllh other Greu Iroupl III both .lIenchll,.nd IC""IDI u hoJlCUCS '1 the meellnlS We honored OUI Founden 1ft April 197 5, meennl"lIh the Tampi Alumna, Club In 1976 we jotned wuh Ihe 51 Petenburl Club (or. lunchcoa '1 the Don Ce Sir for the PUI twO ,can ..e b....e lttommCllded tOp .Iulh Kbool Iradulles from chI' lie. 10 OUt active ch.pten .round Ihe counlry We h ....e be-en ~ltded br pledllnl outst.ndlllJ 11th .t mlDr different eolle,n .Dd unlun/un We mel lOme o( thew new memlxn at , pool,lde p.n, 1"1 summer To htlp ktcp ou r husb.nd, h,ppr, we had our .nnu.1 Chnstmu pan, Thu al...)'11 ptO¥CS 10 Ix • "tal 'UCCQl ElCh .nd "ery memlxr bas tontnbUled ber own sp«,"1 Uklll 10 thf club We h....e wnrkrd hud Ind we hue pl.,.nt hud. We lie compowd ollndl".!u.I., all qUlle different bUI wllh I commoo bond We IIf PI Phu'

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FT. LAUDERDALE The fOil Lluderd.k Alumnle Club. Inspired br the (ellow.hlp In~ fun of COnnnllOl!. , h.d .., ,ntCfUllnS . prooucu"e rtar OUI multi' tllented memlxrs p,o¥lded OUt prolrlms. Ind demonstraled thell di"erslflCd InlereslS I nd Iccomplishments SUle RepreKntlll¥e, KAREN BATCHELOR HOLMES , who w...

ChOKn Browud Counly "Wom.n 01 the Yell In Goycrnmenl", pro,.ided I most inforrnUI"e p,olflrn no .he tnll. Ind InbulUlOlIS of ..om.n 's role.n pohnu. MARGARET VAN DUZER JELSTROM held .n inlelcslln, meeun, In her tludlO, dcmonStfllins her . Iutl " Clndlt craflS. (or whlth she II well known In OUI Irta SUSAN 8UlBliOGE STATEN. prewnled a dtlllhtful demon Il1'11uon on the Idnnl.,n o( mKrO' W'¥e cookln" .nd then IC,.,ed Iht finIShed prodUflS 10 Ihe hunlry IrouP A " M.ke It. Bake It. G,OW h Show It" meeunl. II whKh 1M memtH:n demonstraled theU' ... now Ikllt. , Will (\In fOI III. and plo¥ld~d a boon 10 our tteuurp u a ulelll 'UClion was held III pumlllhe memlxn to pun:haK the .,fled Items Olh~r hllhlt,hu wetc I pollud: IUpptl, ,pKcd With Con"enuoll Illk ; • Chrlltmu Pan, for members, hu,blndl Ind. ,unu. whltb tneluded I tOUt, llran,ed by MARGElY YOUNG WAiTlN, of Fon Lauderdlle'. (amouJ Swimmlftl HIli of FItI1~ ; • Chtinmll tea rot' 1((1.(1, ud I U'IIdmoml cooky·shlne OUt founders ' DIY luncheon ..It.cry spcci.l .. ith 17 Golden Anow lIIemb~1J amolll loll, .ad ncb .... ptcKnled with I cuaattOl'1.

O"r cUllom of. IxU.nn,ta, cetcnloa,.. '1 the dOM: of eac.h ID"UDI, witb cach member tellinl 0(. fllllily eyenl or I .p«i.1 item of Inteml, hu been belpf\ll in ,elunllO toow oae laother, .ad we .I ..a,. ,hln I ,nod lau,h lottthcri

MIAMI flc.h (rom the tnlPlllUon o( Con'~ntJoo held hete In MI.ml. Ind (rom the momenl\lm crell~d h, Ihe tcspon,iblhllCJ a((omp.nYln, Ihu ltupendOUJ hlppenina , Ihe WL.ml Alumnle Club '01 off 10 'ItClI JIm "lIh Iht Innu.1 pol luck dinnel ThlS.nnuaJ ""Cln. wllb .niTes; .. ,unu o( bonOf. WII held Ihll rt'lt II the bome of LUELLA NICHOU MELCHING NABLE BENNETT GR.ILEYS' was Ihe leene of our Scptembel luncheon meetlnl Conl'CnuOl'l WI!! the hl,hhlhl of dllC\luJOnl. wlCh Iht I~POru o(the Nillonil Con"~n[lon Chl"man . BETTY LARZElEIE THORPE and MARY RICKARDS RICHARDSON, OUI prnadenl and dub dclc"t~ The Cktolxr IUlKhC'Qn mcellnl _ s hdd '1 the home of HELfN NOLO CURKE. w"b I ptO,ram abo.ul ConllnulD, eduutlon COUQft olfered on the MI&!DI Dade Downlo .. n tlmpus Our NOl'Cmbtr _nln.,

m"lInl dull with It'IIlnlnl du.abtllun". Ind LO UISE PElKINS BRO WN wu botl"' OUf low.,. Chnllm .. IUlKhnm m~eunl was held I t Ihe be.utlfull, deconted hom~ of ELEANOR CHILES. whOM: ImRK Ilknu are a deltlhl co.1I ofus Other memben brOUlhl thelf Chnllmas dtc'ol'llllOns (Of dl,pllY An n chan,e of II(U .nd cooklCJ WII enlortd br.1l In JanuaIJ· NA/I;CY MElCKE McCOWAN a,un opened her 10«"1, home (Of our cooky" hmt, whKh II Ilwars bcld In Iht "'enln, BARBARA SMITH ZA"KL WI' OUf hotltll fOf Ihe Febnary luncheon mtc'ltnl A pro,lIm 00 ·TranucuooaJ An.""I1·· ..as mOIl In leltlUnllnd thoulht plO't"oitm, HO$tf"SStnl our Mlrch meeun, wu VIRGINIA WOOUEY WOOD We wert entcn.lned b,. I dllpll, o( houK pl.ntllnd.n Informltl"e qUeill-On and InSWtl penod In Milch we wcre hoslellCS for th~ Panhdlcnic Ita . whICh wu " Clteled" b,. us , .nd WIS beaulI(ul A leclure on btld,e ..as Ihe hl,h. lllht ofoul Aplil to«lIn, al KITTY ROGERS WADES ' home Foullden' D.y w'Hclebr~l"d wllh ~ deloclQ4.I.luncheon.c Ihe MltI10t Inn and a Jkll In COilume 'Iyen by th e mUIICllly Illfnled of our club We h.d all looked forwud 10 Ihe " ,UII us" pan, ,,"h hUlband. 01 dilts, and II Iflllr .u rjnoo out exPCct.IIOM MABLE BENNETT G RILEY and her hUJblnd were super hOIl and honeH In Ihelr loYdy JPlniJh hlClenda .. lth lIS elouc IIopKal ,ardent The MIamI PI Phil, noltd (or thell 10urm~1 ",""!lOllS OUldld IhtIllKt..n, n ch bnnllnl her (.....o rlle file

ORLANDO-WINTER PARK The Orl,ndo,Wlnler P.ri: Alumnle Club Illlced • bus,. ,ear undet Ihe Clp.ble Ind ,nlhus/UIIC leadership o( NANCYE HAGER ADY wllh • " PI Phi II.cunlOft " I C"l1U11 I~Horelht-r .1 the hDale oi MAII.ILYN NAVARlE SCHANTINI In Octoht-r, OUt .nnu.1 Arrow· cra(1 toi(rc ,nd SlI" Will allended b, I III'~ number o( PI Phil and Ihell frKnd.. II ANNE GAINES lUSH ', home Ano..craft Ilem. w~re a,' ln IOId .IJOAN MACE BATES' home fOI our NOl'Cmber l1Ieelln, NANt. fE HAGER Aoy told u,aboullhe (un .nd bU.lnn. of Con "en· lIOn . m.kIPI UI all ..llh we h.d betn thelt No ..ember alto IIW us ,oln OUI '.nhdlenK Sllltt IOIOtICy (or 7)·76, the Chi Ome,'ll, II The Sprinl' for In IPttlC)IIII, UIlJlemakml dcmon"rluon . Our f.U Khedule cnded wllh. ChristmlllulKheon" lhe: bcluttfullake 8u"n.

Villi Club "tlr Ol.'lney World We hld.n oppoftUnrtrlo dlSPOK o( lOme of our Ch ' llfmu 11(11 Ihal wCleo ' IIU" qulIC rl,hl al a While ElephlPl AUCIIOn JOAN LERAAN MOII.II.EU'. homt w.s Ihe loclclOn for Ihu num·iund f'I,IRI ewtPl III Jlnulry In Mitch. w~ W~nt to the One ThoUllnd Oaks Club HOlIK wllh MARY MOBLEY MIXNER III hoStw whefe we elecItd off)(efl Ind celtbraled _uh I cook,.·shlne found"n ' Olr WIS obIC,..,cd II Ihe Coonlry Club o(Orl.ndo bnn,lnllO I dow I mOlt .u((cu(ul ,tal (Of tht PI Phil

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA The SolllhwCJI Flol'!a Club met lD September 10 htlr hilhhlhu of Coa.enllon (rom ptutdent IDA JANE SHARPE, who IC,..,~d as ElecllOns CooldlnllOI In Mllml. She bid pICtU reS o( 0'11 d«olluons (or Ihe Old Tlmen' luncM01I of Jpt'Ci.1 interest to all Our fC(ond Auow(flft .. Ie ..as I .suUaJ in Ouober .Dd uoUKd eommunlt,.

Inceren with TV eo.erale whICh Will ,raufrlP, Dr. fllnk Ind Wu,arct Tranler broulht inspirallon (roro melr Clpenencn II Arrowmonl and • ,pffi.1 demonstnUoD nr the donor', ulenu WIth m.crame to me No.-cmbtr meeun, SUSAN KYLE 's lonl, home ..u d cconted for Chllllmu, an Ipplopllue ICtlln, (or. talk and duplay o( hind made clichn wllh • hlJlory of NIII.i1r kenn Husb.nds .Dd (nUlcb joln~d Ihc dub In Jlnuary for • buff~1 dinner .. hleh pro¥ed 10 be: OUI molt suete,,(ul mllef 10 dlle OUt dub joined the on~ in NIp!" (or founders' Day, (ollowln, Ihe u,u.1 leclplO(.1 basICPID' plan IxIW«n th" ,wo dulK MarcuJ Shllpt: 'lYe I 1.lk on the F B. I Ind new officers were InlCllI~d 1ft loll Y 10 end I Kuon wh~h hit (ound StYeral new memMI1 In Ihe IIti Ind ..dc:omnt w,nltcr rtsldents:u well

ST. PETERSBURG The PI Btl'll Phi Alurnn.e Club o( 51 P~lenbulJ hIS hid as one 01 IU 10I1a InlClnClDl atid mformll",e pfOJnml combined w"h JOOd (un .nd f'lt"ncWup '1', JCUlni th~ nb a )h..ite It. Bake h. Gro.. It Sew It

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THE ARROW OF PI lET A PHI lucuon At the amt m«tln,JUUE ROI" HILll'~ h<f (OIl'+'(lIlIon ~po" Ind rarl, the nCIl mor nln' iKnmc- liw mother of. prosPCCU.,c

p, BCtl Phi, bc-I Kcond child Our Arro.c:n.fl Nlk ...s (omhultd _nh .. dIaJDP',IIC IUrKh"1I .'Ih ,n the food prcptfcd (rom OUI own PI Phi An,cll Cookbook JOEUA SAWYEI HALL and JUDITH WOlDEN WcCALL wothd hard .nd lon, on dine: IUcctst(ul PIOJn:U "Meall (Of Nulutudn" wrrc nplaincd 10 IU and wc ate • Ilmple mcnu of thne: dchrdnud fooch and our mcmbcn '-CfC CD(our1,cd 10 ,CI mrrrcucd III thll finc work ANN SWENSON WHITE lold of her "pemn«. in RUbd , Yu,ollnia I nd GreteC' . ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER . member of Ihe Board of Gournon, "nowmont, ,..,C UI I nlulble ,alk wllh .hdCl on IIUI bUK prO)tel.

We loured ,he "ValkrrlC PrCN. Inc," owned and opented b, MAR)OIIE MASSEY SCHUCK . •hclc we saw Ihe suippen Kldn, up books for pnnlin, and the whole: proc:edure of publuhin, boob. We hid In Ifternoon devoted to what "PoetS Tell of the Future" by ELEANOI BENSON fLOIA , our Incomin, prnident and mother of JULIE fLOIIA HILL . this ycar', presidin, offke r.

St Pelenbur" Tampa. Ind Clearwater Alumnae Clubl celebrloled Founden' DIY to,ether al the beautiful Don CeSar in St Petersbur, Beach on April 2". The ' Don' hu been mlde I National H istorical land milk and II an npcc:iIU, witable pbce for us to lather to honOf our founden and Golden Arrows

GEORGIA ATLANTA Undu the able leadership of out pr"ldent, the Atlutl Alumnae Club hid a very succcpfuI191)·16. Our »th year "'u kicked off ",ilh a ,el.acqualnled pothad: dinner. Another m«un, OIl pled,ln, brou,hl back tome fond memones fOf all Illendln,. The Arro",mont ..Ie in N01'cmbcr "' .... sueeeH Olhc.r I CII.III" for Ihe yeu ulc:luded the annual Christmas coff« for acu~" and the It mothen. the Beaua and Anow. wiOe· and·cheC'lC· tutin, pany and a Pi Phi cooky·shine for Ie,acin. Alum club memben Ind aCI"" celebrated founden ' 0., on Ma, I With a luncheon al Ihe Capllal Clly COUntry Club.

Alum Ind Ini"e memben of Atlanta hId I rltc Ind cuitin, chlnee 10 Clrn mone, for thc club b, work in, for Ihe Auoclaled Pre" photo,nphel1 at the U. S Open Golf Tournamenl in june This opportunity Clme 10 UI ..ia our ttcUUfer'l hUlband P"". S"II,r"" H.,,'1

MID-GEORGIA The Mld.GeOf, .. Alum Club be,lA the ~ar In October I I the home of our presldenl . BErrY WEBB KIAUSS . "'Ith fi ..e enthusluuc Geor,I' Alphl Jeti .. n «ponln, on lbelt r:xwn, ud suecnaful rush week PI.nl were m.de for Ihe acu .. n Ind .Iuml to work IO~lher this .ummer "'Itb the loul Panhellenic Councillnd inuociuce PI Bera Pbi 10 our cotlc,e.boulld ,Irll Our December mceUlll wu one of the motl ncilin, of the ycar.

PHYLLIS HEWMINGWAY enterumed 111 the aluml, uUreo••ad pled,es It bet ,or,eoul a" bocae. dn:oflted beauufult, fat the holid., .calOn A cook,.,hlae on the deo floor w.. loa of fua . We rhen Id· jourDed to the dinin, room to •• mple cookie. the ••hlm. bad brou,ht • nd RlmlOe tbe recipes The f'CClpelweK IOld for. dollar ncb. A 'Kit mone, m.kin, project!

Our KCrttlry wuhounIfor our An_moat we u" februuy. We b.d neWSplpt't co.erlfC Of! the hlltory of the Senkment Scbool lod ID InVII.uon ealended to III Mid·Geot,iln. to .inl' our anonment of cniu ('OlD Atro....II1ont Out ,euended With IIo.d, luncbeon and founders' 0., pro,nm It M.con '. ne", Ri~r North Counlry Club. We "'eK deli,hled 10 hne with u. one o( our rwo Golden Ano...., DOllS JELKS.

HAWAII HONOLULU Well , "'e fllP.lI, did 11' lut a,I.II1IDCr.n CluberanlKkpm from OUt Colntnuoo dek,ue .nd Anowcrafl eh.ltpcnon G£RJ.Y [kBENE· OElTI SENNEl uJ"ormed UI thuwe had Kac:hed ourlOliI offtm 10 the IUlUOO In Atro...craft Aft foe the,eat 191. · 191) Undel the 'ftry capable .nd thou,htfullcadenblp of prClldeDtjUOY

PElllLL HOUlGATE, tlu. ,ar'1 pmt:nm ....en::. mott enjo,.ble (om· bln.uon of Instrucllon .no 1OCIIIICII.IlY. Our fint pro,ram . of counc . w. . . CIIn.enuon repon .nd MIme emhulluuC c(\ebratlOCl dunn, • "budd yOlil own'" iliad. lunchron " LENORE WEST CHILUNGWOITH '. home. In our n(l[l mceun, wc conllnued I Kiln of Hawallllla pro,nms with. coffee at MAIJOIIE CAMPBELL LIPINSKI'. home .nd • ,peaka from rhe Hawlli.n Foun. d,"on OIKU"ln, culturallnd rac .. 1 blendinlln Haw.ii.

Chmtmuume .nd 01.11 "Wue .nd B.ke Aueuon " found 1.11 It the former K'lKrUtlte, currentl, the home of SAllY EDWARDS GOLD· MAN Afler. 11.c1y aucuon of b.ndm.de or baked ,oodics . ..e were ,I ..en a lour of the Goldm.n home, one of the most be.utlful hOCEIn in H.",.d An inform.tive demonnniion b, I Siretch '" Se", teprue:nlui« and a displ.y o( m1Crlome han,en .ad dceoupa,e nowcr poD pfO'Oided ete.llve ImPlnlllOn IP febN'ry '1 SALLY CHOSE BROCKMAN'. home . HUlb.nds ...elC in.ind in March to JUDY PEIIRILL HOUl· GATE ' s (or. splflled "Inc and chene tulin, piny complete with tote "'inc (rom Peru , Prench fondue a nd fruh Ha.... iian pine.pple.

Pi Ben. Phi'. ",el ..e founden "'ere boDored on founders' durin, a m01'ln, nndle II,htin, ceremon, Ifler • luncheon .t the new Hale KOI HOlel in W.iklkl. T",o ne ... Golden Ana",. ",ere ",elcomed , ALI CE '" KIEWIT and SUSAN CLEMENTSON WEIDMAN. Ind DC... 01T1(t:n "'ele Inn.lled PrUldenl nCit yell ... iIllM: VICTOIIA LEWIS SUY AT V,,,on..- L.'-II

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ILLINOIS AlillNGTON HEIGHTS The Arlln,ton He.,hu Alumn.e Club celebrated 10 2)lh Annl'ftn.ary thll yelt It "'II • partlcularl, .uccessful 191)·16 .ClJOn under the cap.ble leadership of JUDY DAVIS WHITAClE In Seplember "'e ... en:: uelted tD I hllr lIylin, demonllratJon br the bin, 0., People Oclober's meetln, Informed OUt members .boUI ChlC.,o·, f.nlutlc Children's Hospiral October abo ,a'ft MAIlLENE ISGUN WENK , .nd her co-chaimnn VIRGINIA FAIRBANKS TAllANT. the opponunlty 10 top.1I pIC1'ious rccordJ .nd make our Anowcraft pic and st,1e sh_ the beu Jet_ AU our members ",Dried dililenily "'lIh them .nd the proof II thlt "'e hit Ihe " .000.00 m.,k In nlet thll yH I "PI Phi ups from. Pi Phi An,el" ' w.. our proa:ram ItCit fOf Nowem, ber. Our own BETSY GIBBS VOGT. Mu North Alumnle Pro.ince Preudent , informed .nd entertained u. thlt e~njll' Hand ·cn.fled lteml "'ere elChan,ed It the Chnumu Pan, tbll fear. The. arc Itwan dell,htful to «cei .., Ind Ihe ne ... (faft idell Ire al",ays ",elcome.

The New Year Itlned Wilh a (uclnl(ill, Ittillre on p.lmlluy We III learlled • f...... thlnts .bout ounclvel febru.ry foulld us It the 10000eI, home of our pro,nm chauman, VIIGIN IA NO 11TH fEUCHT This _ . couples' brunch which hu been. popular mid,wlllter MK.. I e'ftot (oe m.ny ,un AI the Marr:h meeun, Putor) . Nor,lld of the lutheran Welf.,e SenlC" olKussed the famil, and IOCII.I problems pl.,uilll todays IOCIC" OurSllvel Annl.enary Cclebrauoa ... 1S held m April .nd I ddl,htful urne "'u b.d b,.lIle'1ellC)' Pi pbil. four chaner mcmben ...ere plneDt, ll'IC!udin, N01WA SLOAN WlW (rom Coaneniou who lpoke .boUI her 10000e fOf Pi Ph i. VllGINIA ESTES BUlfElNO cDtenaioed the: ,roup , ill ber OWII special II u:e told of our dub' • .cry bc,ioDu", fLOlINe! P!TTIGlEW HANNUW', m.ditionli Arro ... cUe ud Arr_ (ookin were rned .bout lod e~ryooe eojoyed celebrauna OUt 1Il0i.crJl" 1M founders ' Oa, with old frkllds from ncar and f" .

Our pK.ideol wu ttt.ted to diDoer It the Nonhweuetll Unn-ersity Pi Phi HOUK Ind JOme of our members took dinner 10 the utiycs wh.co they wcre .Inlll, aw., O'Jer tbeir tJI.IIU. Whell the local PIDheUenlc AIIO(I't»1I An Auction w.. held 10 nix money for Kbol.rship. our dub luroed OUt in suppon .nd hid I very enjoyable C1'enin" OUt BAlBAIA LAWMElS ZUST u the Paohdlenic UCllurer thu 'cu. The Northwenern An,el TCI."u utellded bJ MIme of our memben .,un this , Cit. It', .I"IY' nke to keep in touch "'ith the «1m ch.pten.

The Athn,toD Hei,bu Alumnae Club Out.lrandin, Sophomoft A"'ltd for 197) ·76 wu prnented to leslie Btown from lIIino,. BUI Oelt. WENDY MILLER DAVIS IMined the club 10 this selection and thor: Iward ~ 'l'!'Cn to leslie II be.r fouDden' Oa, (elcbrat.,n In Way wt held our 1111 olJ"l(.ial mcctill' of rhe year .nd "'e hurd .boul the outltlOdlD, senlCn m.de .n.ilabk to the sutroUlicitn, COlD' munll, bJ the Cro_dJ CMiI: when thelt dlteclOt el.lDe '0 d.-:u. leeoa,e problems wllh our dub.

Tbe &clUJ ud A ",""I cwpin' pany ... u held 'puI ID Juoc n,,. lime bowlin, W'U featured before dlMer. t ODe o( til. mecaber's bOlDn As ...e ended the year It our IDnu.1 baud lullCheOD ...e ...erc: th.nHul (Of III the fnencWnp and fellowlilip we CDjoyed tllrou,boul Ibe JU' I lid we 100& f_1td to the Ntun: fOf mon: of the lime.

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b1llot $lilt t.,c:," hlJhlJ,h~d IhC' ru.t for all,llru In Chillipllln.U fbanl Due: to Inc COOPCf2110fl of nnrly tnt}' .Ium In our dub our annuli AnowcnJ. "k hdd 10 Octobfr undcr tk du«uon of SEITHA JEAN BEIIGER nle dmrman Ind Wuy Ann LIII,III. Atrow c,..f, commltltt chalflUII . ,,000000d Oft, $10,000 Alum, Ipcnt mu ch of Ihcll 19 7) ·76 yu.r worlun, dOKIy wllh ""/'In "' 11110041 lela Tht ChaplrJ Ileb.llo ns Commntcc ,uMicd by Flln Burle" Ind Aof\(' Wlbon (ontlnued .be ShChtl, Oldct . SIII~dr Younlu Siller pro,r.m wllh onc alum muched to Clch plcdlC Orher .lum -lcIiH 1tU"'Utt mcluded I pllU 1»"1 In NO"cmMI . • founOcn ' Day cookY"lhlne: hdd ., the: eh'plCt hou~ In Apnl Ind IJum - lclI~C brid,e: and "wn" 10 thc 'P'lnl AI •• ,nc Ind ChCCk piny In Scpu:mbccr alunu hurd nUOI f,orn Con >'cnllOfl (rom lu,"e dckluc, Kuh, Kintz (who .cC<'pt~d th~ Nil. Su," Vue for illinOIS Zel. al convenuon) , and Sue Anne Sulliun Our alumn.e club w••• bo tetOlnlzed .t Conv~ntlOn IS Mu SlMJth 14Ul Alumnae Club for 197.4 ,11 AI • " wm~ , blue and Ireen " meeunl 10 j.ouary , aluml brou,ht favorue planl CUlllnl' for an auction which proved enormously wccw(1.11 .nd • 1«.1 planr .now owntt dllCuucd pbnl probkml .nd " know

The G.lnbufJ Alumnae Club limed Ihe blCCluelloul ,ar wllh IU fLl'$I mewnlln Sepumbet hdd In the hlSloliCiI Knoll¥llk CounhQl.lJe where LUI(oln onff .ddtnJed thlt am 's CUllens A PI(IlIC supper, k~d br the Kn01l'l1lk memben of the club was (ollowed by. Cool'eo, lio n .cport b, WAitGA1ET SHItAGAL TOLLEY , our dele,atc Asa cJJmu 10 Beta Dth. (h,pter',rwhln, In Oclober, UNDA LENZ AUEN '. home ...s opclICd to both acti¥c' and .kimnac hOGOnol the foufleen new pled,n The Indltlonal fried ehl(kcD dmner was Krnd and Iller Ihue: wu (Olell.mmenl b, the pled,el and 110,10, by the Iroup The NO"fmber dinner m~~11111 WI. held In Ihe home of ELLA FALCK LONG wllh ~poru on Anow(ra(t JaJcs. The Dccembc:rlei-lOlelherw.u pUlr at which dene:n Wli Je",ed 1ft Ihe homc o(jOAN PACEY BOYDSTUN with III Je'Mln.1 decorallOn. ThO' Ilfl uchln,c pfOYidcd In en/OJ.bk lime for all.

In FebNlry Ihe Il blel were luroed wh~n Ihe a(IIVn Inviced Ihe dub membeR 10 Ihe Panhdlenl( HOlik (Of dcucrt .nd • 1010t mUttn, . The l.hKh mee:un, In SAlA LACY KOONS' home had a commUlu KI' VIOl dinner followed by a demoo'tration on deconted EUler e,p b, Ann.belie But,llnd . mocher·in·l.w of our prnldenl , NARY ).IAN· GIERI BUIGLAND Since: the: Gak,bu r, dub hu conun ued IhtOll,h.

0\11 lhe: rnn 10 help the KnOll chapur In mllir wa" other than enler· tllmn, Ihem, Ihll rtar wu no aception . Tbc: Clpt'nK or fendlol a ,"ond m~mber of Ihe (b'pler to I PfO¥lIIU worUbop "' .. UlUrD~d br lhe dub .... ell I i (urnuhln, I rcnled bUI to carry both «lIores .nd pled,cs to Monmouth for Imuanoo II Holt Houk .nd return Ihem 10 lhe (.mpus Fourtden' D.y "'IJ celebraled JOIntly wllh Ibe Uti,," 10 Ihe unc:olo Itoom of Scymour H.II on the KnOi nmpUJ Illumed OUI to be. rUtlVe and well anended J('1f wilh each alumna bUDll1II • III.d .nd the (OmmlllU (IImwunllhe rcsc ofdw meal. Awarda were ,I.en WU.d (or IUpt'lior pt'rfolm.nce In ICholanhlp .nd chlplet act"'IIICI EI,hl KnlOn we~ p.nenl I ! Ihe: Way toeeun, held in CARLENE NICHOLS BAItSTOW'I home At IhlS lime euh '-lIft lunt lold her planl for Ihe (Olllln« rell and rceel. ed u a rirl from Ihe dub. decou· pa,ed ulnkel boll topped wilh an ink lke«b o(Hoh HOUK In addillon, MAltjORIE STUART WATERS rrce"'ed oDe of Ih~ bolla wllh nOlCl of lnod w"htl for her fUlure (rom ('tch dub member. M.rj II leuln, Galeibur, (or her new hom~ In God(Kr. Illinois. a(tet fe",in, this f lub '(lively (or manr rean. 'With the 1II11lllulon of new ofJ'l(en a .ery 5u((e.,(ul ,('tr w.. (ample led .

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The Ch.mp,"n. Urbanl BI(~nl~nnl.1 Committee Chlllm.n .pob 10 .1um. '11 salad luncMon III febn... ry . 10 MaKh, levenleen KnlOl1l (10m 11110011 Zel' were wekomed ., Iluml dunnl • " Seolor Ctremon, ..

ElCh Ilrl.bo ~~lVed a PI Ph, cooltbook To end our yur, Kappu Ind p, Phil combm~d fOl I Moomouth Duo plCtllC" With dun and m.tellO june The theme (01 our yeu Jeemed 10 be cooperauon with each OtMt , with other lkimn.e dubs .nd With our .cuore eh,plel " 1M Unlvenlty of lIIutoH

C HICAGO-W EST SUBURBAN Iht ChlUIO Wnt Subulb.n Club ea,o)ocd ~DOthct ,nlctntlnl rur under the leadenhlp ofMAItY JEAN WESTEItHOfF, prnldeftl A POl' Iud dinner Indudlnl Ihe hu,bandlll'"Cd ou . dub fe.son A bl(enl(n. nl.1 mU$lClI prOJram , 'I.en by One" of our own PI Pb • . WI5 Ihe hl,hll.ht o( the OuoiK. IUlKh~oo mUllnl Our annu.1 Chnumu IUCIlOn of lund·made lIem. alw.Y' am.ln everyone 11 the lalenn In OIl' ,roup So popular were the lote ba, liller, Ihll more were made and MIld II our AlTOwenfl sale We.bo Iddtd pllnts, b.ked loodl.nd m&(nme lIem,IO the: ftry lu«ns(ul sale whIC h WI5 he:ld In N.rth Founden' D., was edebraled wllh 1M HlOscbk Club II tM NIIK Pan In O.kbrook Addm, 10 Ihe fnll"lIIe1 were (i ..e of our Golden Arrow memben Everyone e:nloyed Ihe Way mUll"" wblCh was • poduek IUppc:r A(lerw.rd'lhe cook, .• hme aod lOOp .lwaY' bun, memorln of (nend· IhlP Ihll It nuly PI Phi

Fox RIvER VALLEY The lIIu)olI FOIl Itlfel V,lley AlulDI( Club bad a happ, Man (or the )'CIt', XIIVIIICl wllh • tOffH In Scpte:mbtr 01.11 (olmer plCllCknt and ConftlillOfl dek,ale: ,ue an inform.tift rcpon on the 197) Conveo· 1100 , UUIUI, 1.1110 wllb lbl! we a1l couLd hue l!tended In NOt"Cmbc:I, we ,uhered wllh our prntdent to male Ad.enl e.nd, ulcndan (or pt'dlllll( pauenLl It N~rcy HOlPlcsl .od s(ud~nu II Hope WIU .nd Ehubeth Kulc:r. Auron. ICboob (01 pbyunllr ud menllliy h.ndi. uppc:d dai1dren The: children Kemed 10 be so dehlhted WIlli thne: lillie ,dU thlt we hope to conuDue th is local project on .0 nnuII bl5is, 'We bonolCd IWO new Goldeo Arrow membc:n at a ,.lad IUlKkon In N,"emk' In February, Ann altd Tom PcallOll hosted a potluck dinner (or membeR Ind their hu.sbandl. Thit is .Iw.r••n enjor.ble eftnln, and one we look forward 10 ("SIeh , cal. hllllUliion of ofJ'lUn look place II our Aplll fouDders ' Day lun th~o CM'Oi Fk",III,

DANVill.E The DanVille Alumnae Club It .man in mcmbc:nhip, bUI IlrOnlln Spllli Our KYenleen me:mben w~~ pkd,ed 00 cleven campwcs. ~UI PI Phi Io,..lty has broulhl u. 10lelher In a dOlI: hond of (rlendlhlp AI our Seplember meelin" our husbaodl ;alOed UI (or. (e:III'e: b~(· (et wppc:r On a sn_y FebN.ry d., we mel 10 a«h up 00 PI Phi OfW. and a(U.llIn, and 10 en}OJ' lunc:h~n .t the Dan.ille Country Club Our Founden' eel~bnllon It an e¥cnln, mutln,so Ihal our lIIelllbcR who arc ureer women rn.ar be wllh w.. The PfOlram, pb.nned br .ur ta!clned MAIY BETH lOYALTY , .J... ,., Includes mu _ _The ,low of candleh,hl (or Ihc Found~n ' ~membran(e brin,s b.ck memonn to C$Ch o( u.s n.~ June _enlOl os a mOfnUlI (offee. and a nu.b mUlilll (ollotrs Our memben at~ tMur womeo wllh m'"r ICt"'llICl, but we find dill dlc tlmc wc lpCnd loselhcr" p, Pha. aod the cooUlbu~ we mde 10 lhe Frate"'ll., add ndtllc. Ul OUt Ir«s Hclso. GoIJdj

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HINSDALE TOWNSHIP The HinJd. le Towlu hip Ailim Club started lh~ yeal wilh. vllit with BETSY GIB BS VOGT. Wu North Alumnlc: PruideDt. Beuy wu I ckll,hd"ul ,unt and had rDan, IIItuestiDf and bclp(ul [om menu .nd IUllelllOn. ror our dub SHERI.IE TSCHlllGI KIUGHOFF, our d ub pre,adcol , , ••e an iIllerelllDf repon on ber tnp to Coa¥cntion and .howed UI wuftllQllftnm thl! the brou,hl back .nb hct One of our mOlt InltfCIlin, alld lO(orm'lI.e meeUIlI' WIJ In Onobel wben OUI ,roup IQl.lrcd the: Norton Arborctum III an opc:n.1.lf Iw.I and h.d luO(h tbc:re The la..II. eo&on wcrt" ~ullful and the w('ttbc:r was pt'rfecl l Ollr blt:nnl.1 Chnstmas we ...... bdd on No.ember , . The sak wllqulle JlKcndul, and we ekan:d onr $I 600-U OO olwhKh WII KOI 10 the Hamcllulherfoni JohmtODe ScholanbJp fund , $1)0 to Anow· monl, UOO 10 Nonbwnletn UOlfttlll)' (or c.bcu '-OI.IK, and U OO 10

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ROBEaTS _11:,11: c:h.,rftlc:n of lhe,pk Our hu.blndl rcuned UI In Fc:bNary fOI Ihe annuli couplet' (oc k· nd PUI, One: of our (olmn mc:mbt'n and hee. hu.blfld .ho had recc:ndr m_d 10 Colondo surpnsed t'l'C'r}OM by n,ul, bad. 10 '{tend IhlS pany The lu,n' OUI (ollhe: pa't, wu 'cry ,ood . • nd (un ••• hid by ,IJI Orflecl'S were: c:leclitd "OUI Man:h m«un, and • wlChr pro,nm Ind .. k followc:d 0.(. no pieces of wlCkrr WCK Uiowo .nd demon· nUlled b, I~ ownC:11 of. shop, Be WId:cn:d, .hlch III Ioc:au:d In Schaumbu" We in'ltcd ,U(IU 10 ,"(od ,hIS mctun. :lnd ,ttc,.c:d I cbed:; (or 10,.. of ,II our pun:hua Founders' 01, was (debuted Ihis )lUI by our dub Joinin,lhc Well Suburban Club (or lunch at Ihe W'It( Ptn.n Oakbrook. Wc enjoJcd I delKlOlI1 mul of crepes OUI bit m«un, fellurcd Inn.Jlllioo of office,. and llll,d luncheon Etch member brou,hl her fa"orile ulad Ind .hued II wi,h Olntr membel1 prekm . JANET REPLOGLE ROBERTS wu Insl.lled u ncw pruident for nen Jur, The luncheon Ind inn.Jlllion were followcd by I .lide pre:JCntaiion of A,towmonl .

Olhcl KfI"Ulc:J whlth hpi OUI memben buS}' this fur Indudrd three meeun" of the Coupln' Gourmel Group, huded b, JEAN HUMES METCALF The Ihemet fOlthe dmnen induded Muiun , Chinuc , Ind ouldool bllb«ue Cnfl· uncrest worhhops wele conduned by our III · enled membel, VONNIE KOBER BRAY Thek workshops wcrc hdd Ihtou,hout the yor fOI memben inleleJled In le:arnln, ",rlOUl cflfts . such IS mlcnme . needlepolnl . elc. IS well It mlny projc:crl fOI OUI Chrrum .. lale

LAKE CoUNTY The Like Count, AlumnI( Club of PI Bell Phi hid I $Ucceuful YOI of enJOYlble p,o,nm, Ind 1D(n:lSc:d mcmbenhlp Th.s ,ear we hurd Ihe " Inllde Scoop" from our Mu North AlumnI( Pro".nee P!(SIdenl Ind wc hid. loc.1 cflfumln. Ph,lI1S Joy, demon· SHate how 10 mah fclt ChnSlmll ornlmenu 'or our "Cr(lllye Arrows" pro,ram We UUled our husblncb 10 ourlnnull " 8"ul Ind Arrows" piny .nd will hue I " Husblnds' Rout" dUllnl Ihe summer., Our pro,nm , "Sew , Sinl Ind Sup" Induded embroldelm, our nlmn Ind chlplen on I blue sheet 10 be uJCd 101 our dub rooky·Urme.

The mcmbc:n l'lhued fOil polluc~ Jupper Ind JaW th,~ ··L;ateJt Flre:k ," slide. of Anowmonl, Our cooky,shlne ,I"e u, ume 10 ThInk on The$C ThlDl'" and we en;oyed OUI founden' Day IUlKheon II Ihe Dc:crplth Inn In Like Forest .nd OUI lUI prOlflm , " Our Yun in P. Bell Phi " 8'''1 8ro,It"".,r Btllltlr

MILTON TOWNSHIP The entbUlllSlI( memben of tbe Mihoo Towosh,p Alumnle Club wekomed In 10 ne_ JeUOn wlOl I SprUel ftom lbe OuP.,e CoUDIJ fOleu Pre:Kf'le We hUld ncmnl Ihln,' about ' Li"UI, _lIh I Rinl In Subulbla ' Cbllm'len CONNIE BAliETTOlVIS' a.tId ElLEN HEYL POI.TEI '. plan, le~hed in I "el)' succusful Arrowmonl .. Ie: held ID the: 10.e1y home of NAlIL'rN BI:CKNAN HENDElSON We lbo offered CUI' tenl SUllonery to enhanre our locome OUI memben cac.h blOU,bl fWO to Ihlee ,UesiitO Wlew the h.ndcn,rted lreml of which we .re so proud OUIO,tobel mUlIn, blOU,hl!he Nina Hum Allen Alumnae rtouD tOlelh~r wllh oun for. wery Inform.lI.e Con'IC:nUOfl n:pon by tbelr pn:sldentjOANN MOkGAN In Nonmber we had one of Ike beuer pro,lIms of the year whl("b WII ,Inn by OUI membel UNDA PIICE BEHRENDS Her ~b,ffl WIU "Action for Chlldre:n·. Tele:l'~1Oft " ThIS 15' n.llonal olllOll"lllOn dedre:ated to qualuy ttlUISlOn for ch rldren Hu 11/1. w., .l1ullllled b,. (jIm .nd supplcm~nl,.d b, pronted mJ.'''fI· Ib In December _c eelebnled 1M holidlY by hUID, III Ihc board memben supply lIuy Ippc:men (or QUI.nnu.1 eoupln' coda.1I party Aoothef fuelDatlD, PlOItim w.. "$unoes: the Fuhionllion of Ty. tn," presc:nled b, I local boutique shop Wc _ere shown min, of tbe uicks uted by model. le,,,din,the l(ecnUn, e«cci o( I("lt"fn We WCIC lbo ,,",cn I bootlet of iAltnKUOA. Oft bow to .ar tanH In Febl\lll)' KAY 1055 BITNEIIc.d \lJ In OUI fun project of mUln, tnJ &tIOn (Of OUt Mell$ on Whedl p,nloClplnu Our 1JI11tI1 bWlblnds' uenl look the fonn of a cockt.iI·thellre Plnf bORed bJ MAIGY EASTEI.DA Y NEBESIO . Jler whl("h we entoyed the pl.y " Sruus Quo V.du" producc:d by I Ioal IheaUt: ,'OUP finilly our Aprrl mttun, , _ red ofa .bd. ~pper lmel auction nUt WII combuted wllh • FoundeR' D., cele:btlllOn Ind I candleh,hl .n".llauon ol offlcc:n tttemooJ Each member brou,bt thell" ("'OlUe ,.lad aDd ua Iu.cuo. ICe_ In tbe Cl1C:,DtJ of " Mu~ 11/ Bue Itl Sew It1

Grow II .. Tbu. ended a mon productl"e ynr of fun , new mformluon .nd complnlOlUlup

NINA HARRIs ALLEN DUPAGE COUNTY Members ollhe N,n. HII"s Allen Alumnle Club ofDuP',e CounlY enlO,ed I nn", of PtoCflms thu yev Some o( the: tOpia included Ihe Con"enuoa repon, N O .W Jft Glen EII,n , humorous rndlOl', cou, pIn' wenero plrry Ind our Founden' Diy .. lad luncheon Thu Jtll', Arrowctlfl sale was held In eonlunnion with the Glen Ellyn Fin Wlr· kel-I IlIdillonll Clift .how .nd Slie II the Gkn EII,n Ci,1t Cc:nler OUI most unique lCuvity Wlf' cook,·shine and ChllJlmll cootre: u · chln,e held in Dccember lithe home of JEANNE KEU Y SALVESEN ofElmhunt , llltnols It _II sllth a dclilhl 10 npericn« thi, loyd, (cre:· mon, . for mOil of UJ II hid bun mlny ,un .ilKe we h.d .nended a cook"shlne Some of OUI memben had n(¥~r teen a cookJ.• hlne IS Iheir I(II"e ctlapten _ere unlble 10 hold one: HELEN WAGNEI PIERCE belan th~ arletnODn b, readlnl • shon blllol"J of Ihe coolt:,·.h lne We Ihen wenl inlo [he family room 10"19 10 the: cook,.uune .. Euryone Immedialc.l, be,a.tI re:mlnlJ(IO, then ape· rteDC" In (ollele Ind other alum dubs. It_II so iDlelestinltO heu how each of OUf 1(I"'e (hapten and some Ilum dubl had held cook,.lhiael The metbodsdlf(crcd.nd '" dtd the occllion. and fn:quenern , bUllhe Splfll of Pi Phi and sUlelhood WIS the lime for nch of us. Eun the lin,· In, blou,ht blek so m.ny memories We .1.0 u~ thIS opponunllY to bODOI 01.11 Golden Arrow member, ELlA HAR.SHMAN KOUCKY of Elmhunt. Illinois Each of us lefl lhe: (1)Ok,' Urlne with an vrow cookie, a Slmplin. of Chmlmu coolllts and I tlel"J speclll (eelinl fOI Pi Phi us/,. S'••/tl ""cd

NORTH SHORE The North Shore Alumnae Club's '7)·'76 $Cason _II In leli"e and fun·filled ynr Our monthly des.tc:n mUllnlS hue fealured I ",Icryof Inlere'lln, prOirams In Seplember, ou r pruidenl, KA Y MURRA Y PIR · RONG , lold us.bout heruCittn, and inspirrn, dayslt Con.ention Ind showed u. al/!he fuon she tI:1;elud Her enthusium ... ulehin, 'Dd (felled I,ood hellnnm, fOT Ihe YUI. Othel PCOIllm. included I book r"iew, I IIlk on tbe elfe of boUK pllou entilkd: "Brin, Bl(k tbe Green," and I pro,nn'I OD " AmetlCln An a.tId ArchilttlUfe." This p,a,111m WII Illustrated with slides Ind fettured ChltilO Irchitecture Our hene(jl WII held In OCtobet Ihu year _hen 100 PI Phis and fnend,"tended. IUIKhe:oo and bod,e piny I t lbe: Keolhronh Club A AIle of Arrowcllft Item. Ind. nme for.n aflhan Idded to our ploliu We neued . no 00 fot Anowmonl lod our kKal phllinthropies LOlA LEYDECKEJI. WA1VEl made I successful eff"orl 10 IOCIUIC OUI m'lulO( ~btc"pllOn ... k. Nama of memben IIklnl ~bKnp' lIOn. _ere placed 011 In Honor 1.011 tM;.rd wbloCh ... dlSpll,ed II rlCb meeunl One of our meellilp (ellun:d. "Mue}t, Bue h. Sew h , Gro. It" IlKIlOn Then: _u IOmedlln, for "eryone ,od Ihe enlhuslutic biddlft, pro"ed Ih .. to he a fun wly 10 fide mooe" In Aortl, ourlfldlllOn.1 founders' Diy An,el Tn was hdd" the lib· DOIS EpSilon chaplel bouw The da, wa. celebllted _"h tbc uti¥( chaplet Ind Ihn:e other alumnae dubs In Mu North Pro"llKe Sill Goidtn Arrowl «(l"e IIllnoll Epsilon Illduatn) wtle honDfed The acu.,es p,al'lded enterulnmentlnd broUlhl us up to dlte on tMIt IUI"iun In Ihe boUle: Ind on lbe ampus We closcd Ole year wllh I luncheon meeunl" fAY SUUIVAN TlDENAN '. lowd,. hom~ AI lh_ lime th~ wina~n of our hrtd.e mill· tbon were Innounced

OAK PARK-RIvER FOREST The Olk p.,k,lI¥er 'ornl Alumnae Club under Ihe .ble leadership of our pKudenl bAI8AIA BIOWNAWEll MOHONNlEl hu Iud mlll y Inlel""n, meeuflp .nd UUtflllt. We hue fOUl aItcrQOOo mcc:uft" and fCKIr (tIenl", meeull" each ,eal, .nd hll'C IbOl" fWefll)' KUl'e memben Our .drubmena al our 1(IUtIOOO "Hila,. lIe al ...,. nlled IS we each !Jrm, our own sandwidl wd Ihe hOltetliscrta aDlld

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In Janu.ry our ptOlnm wu (or Show and TeU Some of Ihe uudn .hown Wett vcry old. $Orne with nOiltal,1C coonccltoru. and $Ome .t~ (rom far .•••), plues The local Panbtlknl( bcndit "11$ .flT 1111("'11111, b..st ,Ut. all the- prnc:nllUoa w .. II~n brIbe famous loUIS SUlhmll}'. ebef of Tic B~i." . I't:$UlUr&D1 In CblU,o Phll~ of food p~p.ft·d by him . • nd one of has boob, _crc IrYcn :as door pmcs BARBARA V1ANECK UWICH Ind flOUIE STRATE CARlOU trt 0111 P.nhel (tprHenl.uyn Our FoundeR' D.y luncheon u .Iwlrs wu bdd I I liM: 0111: ',r.

Counny Club Galdcn Afro.. plDs WUt Pf(KOICd 10 Ihrec: of OUt mcmben BLANCHE THOMAS WAGNER. DOkOTHY EDWARDS McEACHItAN. Ind HELEN BENOIT MANNION ELEANO. HOUGHAM GUERINE .U our dele,'le 10 Con.counn Elc.nor don rood work (Of p, Ph. b, bel"' Ihe Mu ProYIDee Coord,ollO' wllh tht 1l(l'.Ct and ,led,a In OUf JOrVtD 8(:1I"e ch'plcn In Mu PrOY'Me MAlTHA CLAPP COFFEY" our Arrowcnrl chalrmln We look ordlrt (or Auowmom iu~ml inueld of OUI hum, a lellhlS YUI and found th" to be qUlle JIK("",ful QUI WI money.m.klnl prOle(1 dunn, the y"" WI.•• rumm.,e IIle held ,nJANE ZIDEK MciNERNEY '1 lu"e HELEN VRANECK POLK Ind MONA PROBST DENSMORE Wert in ("h.r,c, Ind wc dn~d Wc h.d sueh fun m No ..ember mlkln, Chrql.lll'&J Will hlnlln"or 1ft( ornamenu LOU EDWARDS SHOItT hid broulhl the mltenlb (or u, 10 work wllh-eonn, pine 11K", llbot Wilt( bl1lnchn, (unl'lJ (10m p.M I(((I.-(rom Ihe MlnnHOlI I.... ~dc home of our (ormer mcmb(.fjANETBLUM Anolher meeun, we III en joyed WII I nowel.arnn,.o, demOnMrt· lion by.n IftHrunor (rom Tlllon Colle,e The bc:auuful not'll arnOCe· menu wue nffied off I' the dOK ollhe meello,. lnod Ihe proc:rcds paid for Ihe Plo,nm VIOLA CUllETON of our ,roup u utuUft'r o( Ihe Holt Hoult eommmt( VIOII lueatl, luended I mcel1ft, In Nonmouth She brou,hl back PICRUCI of the InlUtOr of lbe hoult, Ind lold UJ lbout pro,rn. In Imp,owemeDu Ind .1M!lboul (UIUft' nced.

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PEORIA Membe,., of rh .. Pmnl AlumnI( Club wele uu"d 10 I .. .riel, of inlerellio, Ind unulull pro,l1Im. this ,CIt. To tlan UI of( ia I erie· btf,lin, mood , the fllSl meetin,wu I eoffer II which the PUI pleticicou of Ihe dub wen: honored. AD nll'l bonUI W&l the Con"enlion tepon thl' ,IYC mcmben I Ihoroulh in.i,hl inlo III of thc IniyilY Ihl! gc. cllCfed durin, tboK bu.,. dars In Miami.

OClObe, (ound 1,11 "oh·'n, Ind .h.in," On.1 our IKwlf rcdrcontcd IUinoi. Thetl chlpter hoUJc. The IlCI;"e chlpler loot some of u. bid 10 Ibe limc of our colk,e d.,. b,. pUllin, on I " mock" inilialion . A DO'fC1 idn (or In Atl'owcnlfl J&k Wlf JUccus(uU,. hdd lbo in <kIObel. when we dllpl.,.cd our lood. It the n~ Nonhwoodt Ihoppin, mill. IIVIII, m..n, Peoriln. Ibeir tlnl ,limplC: o( the IoYcly iteml from G.dinb\,lll Our N_mbcr meetinlw" I P.nhdlenlit P'"l' With brid~ , bunco etC Ncmben WCrt ...Ju:d 10 brin, ... ,UClU (riend. (rom or.bcr IOfOOliCI In )l nllU)' .e hdd our Inn\,lll m«lInl , a potluct lunch , and n ch memberw .. uhd 10 brina the rropr: .Ion,with the dish Thu mutlll, dcmOnntlied mil P. Ph. Il'C the ;611 coou in the world, ... I.D loIabc· tinlhle yWI,. of lood)(lwere brou,hl (or UIIO J....or. Our ,ueN I",k. el (or the FcbNlry mefUlI, ... Flo 8ellneu who .poke on "Com.on C.UK, 1M CiulCn'l Lobby." ICUill' ..... " How it bQ ",...cd you Ind w.U knle ,.OU and wbll fOU un do 10 help."

All memben wen: utn:mcl,. illlC,,"lcd 10 Ihe pro,l1Im (or the MlKh mC'Cllnc, _hlCh w... aJto eittUon 01 offKt:n. OUt ACIIC spote on " Wb, the FnllCnlliry S,llem," lIocin, the chll'l~lln the Gr«k IplfC., Ind reluin, Ihem 10 Ibe PUI .nd the prc:tc:fU. FoundeR' 01,. (ouod us II btlulilul WI. HI.k,. Country Ctub lor a deli,htful lunch(i)n Fol. "-Ina I duer Mil by the chlpler pkd,n Uld the: tndiliona/ c.,.dleIi,blin, ce remon,. we.1I cnjoyed "109 of F..hioOI," (callol'":I, old .nd modern Ipp.rel. CINDY KlAlIS, Ollt: of tbe ttf,Y6lin"nd\,l . lie co ulI.I(lon, w...n hOQOft'd ,Uell, .. well '&J min,. Goldeo Arrow •.

The rtll coded with 1I'I00hel ddicioul pot/ud IUnc:hEOO, inltlllll»n of offlCcn, lod • lpedll mu dul Utll, " Bi·Cenlenn ill MUlietle," b,. membcn o( the Ilumnae chlpter o( Si,m. Alpha lOlli , Inlernllion.]

Profn.ioc1l1 .......ac Fn.lcmity (or 'Women. Thil; p~ided a liuinl filnle lor I year oflriend.hip, b.pp,. IUnn, I.Dd lcaminl more .bout OUt ciry Uld our (nleroilr.

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ptllJn,lIcw.lener 10.11 P, Phil In the uca 01,1, IreUlolter ool,.,....c OUI proll1lm Ilid membenhlp boob upon rCCClpt o(dun 00 the spo'-thu. our Ireasury IlIrtrd off weD too!

No k .. eolt",.nlnl wele JubKqllenl lllhenllCS In October we Ill' Ylled Columbus. Ind'lI'Il .lllmnac 10 toIlI UI IS we were Ilnled to • (OOlblll chllt I.lk (utUnnl I.U.'I uniqlte (OOtblll eou.b, EllZlbeth " Buu" Kllrpnalnd two I U. pla,.e" Novembc:r w.. the lime 10 bonor our $CnIOR al dinner Ind 10 bell In enhchlenlD, ptCKnllltOn 00 " An. tlque AppreCiation ' b,. EYI Itn:d of Vllle,lf H,U Antlqlolel Oe«mbel w.. p.n, lime wllh Ihe ptoltf,m eOOllllin, of Chlulm .. (lrol. led b, .Ium hlllblnd , " jol"''' Verll Huifmll'l. Jll'luuy throu,h Much fourld UI enlenllnln, our new pled,CI With I .. m .... e ,OUI own .... ndae .. UtIle II the hou$C .nd lito a pltnDlnl brunch (or OUI Innu.l money.raiter, The SplIIII Auellon The Apnl 21 FoundeR' DIy dinner meeun, held. JUper NtptlK lor our llum ,roup-' mort,.,e Durnlo, ceremony liter .... enl' ,.tln BETTY BURNETT WELKE W&l bonored IS the ouullndin, promotetol Ihlliccomplilhment Illd for her mlny ,.ean of InCloull, K"iollndl.

'Ol!kll Our ,.elr _u concluded wilh I Plu.lnd Sparn PoobMie P.ny.

A bo. meal aUCtIOn added 10 Ihl; IClluine en,oymenl olthia (un eve. nlnl OUt .Iumnle Ite " POPPln' OUI buIlOll." wllb pnde, jlU GlOSS. NAN COLf wllllene Thctl PtoYlIICC u ..Humnte Pr(IYlft(e Ptuidenl and PAM CAGLE WALTERS it Ihe Dew Pro.,oce PreSldenl

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BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL P, Ph.. o( Bloomln,lon.Normal wen: pleakd '0 spend much of dicit lime Ih" ,nl beut( acqullfwn, thcmle"'" With the KII"': ch'pter It IIlinoli SllIe Unl ..enll,. A wum Ind UUJlln, edlllonsh", hu d(YeI· oped Ihroll,h the Alum Chum PtOJram, dinner meellnl•• nd IOdlYld· 111/ C«orll of acUYti and lllolmnle In Sepltmbc:1 II our openlD, dinner lOeelllnl we mer Ihe IICW pled,e elul of illinOIS lolt AI Ihe founde,,' 01.,. luneh(i)n .uiYn _crt: pre· IoCnled IwaniS for thell C1i{ep,ionl] ,eu's w(I(k . The IlCli.. n pr(l(nled IhClt own .ward , Ihe AnSel Award , 1001,1' aillm, BEA nICE VEJ.NER ISCH. (Ot her min, houD o( ,uidlnce .nd 10Ylni (nendlhip low.rd Ihe lllinoiliot. Chlpl~r. AlulI1l1l1C Ind Ictiyes wcre thrilled 10 hur JEAN MAla FREYTAG Innounf( thlt pledln fOf bond. 10 Plltth.K Ihe chlpter noUK welt ruelyed .nd the projected loal hId beeo m(l.

OUI ,el( cnded wilh I lIel. (ry II Ihe dell,hl(ul COUntry home of LO]S roLLER FOREMAN Ollr hu,blnd. joined us for this .nnu.1 (Ye·

FORT WAYNE For the fon W'rne .Iums. 1915·76 .as III Ictl'ft Ind Yery cacitln, rHr Our "'1m c«om were In IlIpponm, OUlllcwl,. 10IlIlied chlplCl of P, Beu Phi, Indiln. Ell 11 Inditn.-Purdue U.,iyeniry in fl . W.,ne 'We .IM! en,oyed.,.car of ddl,htful PtOCrtml. plll'locd b,. our '1'1« ptaodent, PAITIIlOOT BASH One of ou r IInlque mcelm" wu I " Make .nd 8 • .IIe Aunlon, " wllh the Klpp •• nd DellI GUllml alum, U our In"lIed pnu EllCh iOrOnty member m.de or btJred 10 ilUli 10 be .ucuoncd off by PHYI.US MINNICH FLOREA . The profiu(rom eacb ilem went 10 the IOroril,. (rom .hlCh II w.. donl.led It w.... fun·filled and ...:ry prolillble (Ye· nln,lot IU For our main mooe,..malllll, endHyol Ihu ,.Hr, SUSIE CIAIG CHILDS (lme th'ou,b wllb ullendln, ener., 10 Of)lnilC Ihe ... Ie of pe. unl whlCb boosted our Irt:UUfJ 10 new bel,hlS Pi Phu from IU Ovel Indlanl ;alned us In Apnl (ot Srale Da,. CAROL EU.E..R DOUGLAS Illd ncr illdulUioul commiuec .pent much lime pllnninl Ind prepllin, (Of thit mOlt eDjOYlhle dl,. Our own ,PCC:laI Golden Arrow lad,., JANET VAN NUYS ABBElT w.. honored wilh I IIlndln, oUlion . She hu miacd onlr 'wo SllIe oa,.since her inm.llon In 1\111 'Wltb KAY ClOSS BAKEl .. our supc:I.enrhUJlUIIC p,nidelll , Ind with the .pttilll,uldance o(SHAION SMITH PlEtCE , NlltOnll DIt«· 101 of Wembc:nlllp , .e enJored I rewlldiD, ,ell filled with hltd work, (un, Ind (rlitndth.p D6••" Itoo, Sulft),~

INDIANA BLOOMINGTON aloomlaalOlll alums _ d (o....ard !AlII ·1.6 wldl I wmc·W!Uft,lua. cbeon ThCK _II III n:ccUeat tlIllIOUI by mell'll of 'Ill especial.,. ap-

AJ " .... a1. tbc Ii,.. act.i"1lJQ of the rat (or the fnnklua Club enmred llOUDd N.d! (or Indllnl Alpb. Food ....... pplied lor It.rc hour d_us-

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

71

lIOn m«unJ' i'oUow,n, pkdlln, .~ held an alumn« c ....b lultChf'On

SOUTH BEND-MISHAWAKA

and pool pin)' (or Ihe' acllYC1 ThcCoo&1· ,bulC' was hC'ld In till, Campus Ctn lC~1 thl' II llIht

In No ... cm~l . (ollo-Inl I .tak of Arm_cmt anKle-I. quilunl . chlnl p.mlln, ud macrame d CmOnJII'IlIonJ WtlC ,,'Un A member _ho 1'Icoded Ano_morn brou,hr (noulh m;acramc pel' hanlen made by hel fif,h ' lradC' pupils ((II orh mC'mbc, 10 hIve 01lC' A no l e _ lI h ,he child', name wu Imide nch one In Dc((mbcr ,he club held lIln " Wnun.nltC'1 n-tinmcol •• II. ,t lor ,II p, PhIS b",", ,hele and .how lJ"1'nj; .n the f,l etbochll HomC'.

Ellbonic plln. 111'(10: madt to hold ,he FoundC'Q' D.)' hunch and honor Ihe fifly' rut P, PhIS in Fcbruuy. but. Ituiflf ICC 'Iorm uncdlcd Ihe mc:tun, The' postponed look plue WI,. 8 Sped. 1 tccOlnltlOn .aJ "nn 10 ,he Khollnh,p fund (nabli,hed (ifI, )'un alo by tht alum· nae: club, 10 honol Ihc KnlOn Ihal ~ar fOI ,hell catelknl Kholarshlp and ouulandln, fonurbu uon, 10 the ch,plet Th.. fu nd: has glown f,om small ,uu and birrhoa, moo .. y conllibullonl'u a subilinual,um .. h .. h IS a loan (und: (01 (h,plc r mcmbe:n who nc .. d: fina nc'11111d:. More than (on1 'Irb hl« bccn the fuipic: nu of rhis usuUlnec. For morc tM n Ihmy ycan onc o( our members has ably administetco Ih is fu nd .

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The Soulh Bcnd-MI.hawlka Alumnae Club bePII '!JOlkl ~II of III_ (olmillye: P'O,I1IIO, ., ScplcmbC'r'l Innu.1 poduck dl nnn brou,hl us 100"lhe:1 for pmldcn! BONNIE HEWITT BAILEY', COnyenlloO 1'<"_

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In OCloOc:r, CHARLOTTE KUPfERER fOlD alaln opmed hCI homc (Of OUI A!lowcn(1 Slic The: lair 01 nutiund, (cnnbc:rry-otln,c, d'lc nUl , .nd 'pricol). donllrd by rICh me:mber, lupple:mcnted our Slir Thc local Klpp, K,pp, Gamml Illd Alph. Phi Atumnn Clubs pined UI (or luncheon III Nowcm bef Bridlr (ollowcd 1IIe: Jlnu.ry me:e:I' In,,1Id In FebRllt}' our hUlballds ,olllcd us (Of dlnnc l lnd cocktili. II a fUOlile Inllunnl , OUf prolr.m (ollowlnl Ihe: Malth rkCllon o( office:n w., (Cnalnl, r)·e·openlfll A I'<"prCKnllllve: from 50S (Su OffCIIK Sill!) lpoke of thrll IrOwth U I much nceded commUlllty lCO'icc or,.nlllllon ol wol· UlllcC'n 10 "d YKllmloflClu.1 offenlC1. In Apr" . we hOllored OU I Go lden Arrow PI Phil wilh IU llc he:on II the Morris Inn on Ihe Non e Dime umpu. " Suk 10 Memory Lanc" led cach &Utli bad Ihloulh man, happ y (olIcIIIlC memollcs Our 101'1 11I11I1I.llon of ofrKelJ Ind cook,-sh,ne clldcd • busy Ind ploduC'lln y" ' o( ennU

Del10nh CoIIr.1 GoUel

HAMMOND UDdcllhe Ic-Id:cnhlp of BETTY NINNICH STODDART H.mmond: Alumnae: Club h.d: .n(HhCI Slusf,lnl.nd: (un ,esr Wc Slancd: OI.Illhc 197)·16 yell With OUI ,ndluonal polluclr SUppt'1 In mld:· s..plcmbcr, IIYlnl u.alll (hancc 10 bccome: aequalnu:d Ind re· ac9ullnled, .(ICI • bu.y summci HI,hll,hunl Ihc ycar'. acuYlun ., our annuli Chr.,lm.s b.ual In Nowembt:1 The: club members .. njoyllll' prolC(l U Ihcre III need (or man, IIknu.nd abrlnln, .nd each onc findl.n l i n 10 whICh .hc un (ontllbul" AI 'n Ih( pUI. th .. bnur wu I JUCCH$ CIo.1II1 the calendll o( e:«nu II OUI jOint dlnocr w"h Ihe Cary and ValplI'IKI alumnac clubs. h ', en,oyablc 10 ,et 101 .. thcl w"h olher PI PhIl and Ihare: our expellcnen

INDIANAPOUS SANDY TEMPLIN CRECELIUS prO'l'ldcd rhe ncc:euary leadenh'p (Of the: indurnapoli. ScnlOf Alumn.e Club 10 en,o, I yell rKh In fellowship and I(II"IY A profil ofalmoll SI ,OOO (rom Ihc teCond annual "Clmpa"n CUI' ..ne" In NO'I'e:lZlbcr 'lYe OUt IUUUry I bll boosl_ Thl' • a chill dlnnel w"h enelrcn, ...lad and PIC, prepared and deitYCfcd by a ye:ry Imbll!Clul ~"fnmlll"" (10m ourclub I()(I Olden IrcPI !h<"$( Ilk reali, mO'l1ll1 The SundlY pre:ce:dln, Ekc:uon Da, was Ihc ume (hoseo (Of Ihis. and Will prob.bl, be Ihe: ... me (Of Ihll prESIdential deeuon ycar All prolio hue betn I"eft to Indl.na vlmm.

Dlnncr In Ind'lnlpolll' new Nukcl Squar.. Arena Club (ollowe:d bJ In J(C hodtey lame _ cllloyed by ,,"cnl of OUI me:mbcn, thcu hUIhand l .nd lunlJ ,n Frbnllry AnOth .., e:«nln, o{ fun and rdll.tlon .rrntllf 10 IhlS onc IS pl.nned {Of nnt yur On March 11, 121 PI PhIS .nd ,uttU cnloye:d IUlI(hcon Ind Ipnnl (wuoru modeled b, junror Ind 1m10l' club me:mben a, Mcndlln Htlk Cou ntry Club Pcanu! buttel piC Ke:me:d 10 bc Ihe: hllhlr,ht of Ihe: luncheon me:nu The ycar (lme 10 a dote: wnh Ih~ Ma, 11151111.1I0n of "nlO r dub officen II I chlmpl,nc and (ru" lunchC'on

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA OUI dub yell belan on s..pu:mbel 11 wllh a luncheon at The FOUl Sc:alOn. ncar Grecnlbur, OUI ddcple 10 Cony.. nuon. SUE WUTHRICH MOSTEJI. . ,ue UI an enthU$IIUIC '1;:1.11 when she dc:tCtibed hCI hapP1 eap.. "ellce:. al Nurmi .nd $howed lOme of the de:ye:1 IOUl'Cnrn rC'(elY<"d al ,nd'YldUl1 evelllS We wete partlcular1y IfIsplted when Ihe mcntloned the IlIendJnee of the 9) year old p, Ph, who h., been I membel 17 ,Cln PrOYlnfe Prelldenl JANET ROPER THORNTON wu our ILieit on De«mbet 6 (or hillch and I helpful wOlkshop KIoII-On .1 HOld Dutbln In RUlhy,lIe: On Fcbf\llt}' 21, out Greeftlbull membcn tlClled UIIO' deilcioul IUIICheon II the IUrlnlye and 1fI1" !C':JUD, homc of BARBARA McKINNEY WELCH O((kers for 1916·17 we:re elened, alld Ihe lile:nl ,ucllon pror:ecds helped UI .uppon OUI nauona l phil.nth roples III IIrepln, w"h IhC' blCcnlcnnl.1 fc1e:bl'llllOn , MARY HALL EJl. TEL prcKnlcd an rnform.liy .. book revle:w, " Farewcll to Vl lle1 FOI,e ," by Durd Ta rlo l OUI Founders wc re: hOllo rcd S with I lunchc:on II Th .. Dutbin in RUlhwltte whcn PHYUIS COFIELD JOYCE lold UI inrcrentnl, ofle:1I unknown, "behind thc tccnes" delllls: o( the: 1861 eye:nl.

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SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA The: 1 91,..~6 J't'lrfOt Ihe: SoUlh_e:uem IndliM Alumnae: Club be,ln wllh .n OnoOcl luncheon II Ihc N .... bul,h Houtf Tbe: century-oW, new~ -rulo re:d ho ... e WII an appropnlle ICllln, rn whIch 10 re:ull OUI hema,e IIId be,ln " blCrnIennllitn, " In Dc:ccmber we: InYlte:d OUI "G r.:c1, ·' (rKeds 10 lOin us (ex a Chilli' mllco((ce II SUE CHEILRY McCLARY ', .nd III Manh wc mCI (ot lunch II the EY1InJWltlc Pcrrokulli Club In Aprrlll our Innu.1 cookY 'lhlne pllch' lII dlnn .. r In the home 0( DORIS SAUER STALLINGS w.. obsc ..... ed founden ' D., Ind ekmd offICers (01 Ihe: co mlll' ,car

TERRE HAUTE KOKOMO In OctObel Kokomo aluml mac:le I.p rohn (or a nurarnl homc .. our pillla.luluopy PIG,et'1 A PIOII'Im .bout the: founde:R lod PI PhI hlltory w., plC'Knlrd I ( our Dcccrnbcf mccunl A alieni .uctlOn of bume .. ade: ChrlltlZlllllenu _as (ond ucu:d 11 tho meeulII alJo A•• blccnlennl.1 ... IUIC' , a local ,peaker _as InYltC'd to our mC'"un, io 'ebRllry III Apllt. rwb w... ddnltlC'd Utd BIWE BlU£TEl PETEU "ye a motl dclllhiNl en{, de:rn.oflllnnon on macnmc. Sbc- _II bantu {Of OUf In!lua] pICn IC with hUlband'IIIJune . abo

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Thc TUlc HIUIC Alumnle: Club of PI Bctl. Phi Md. r.:Oflanluuon.1 meellll, N Ju~ 291h On M.nh I1lh wc had a founde:" ' Diy lunc:heon lIIC'Ctlnll[ Howard JoftllKlnf Wc "Cl'<" plnKd 10 ha.,... Theta Pro..incc Prnide:nl II Ollt ",al Thc oIflCcn were .00 Instilled .t ,hll m«WlI OUI third IZICtUnl Cot the: yt:1f wu hdd lO])O'''ln, tbe: ',nbc:1k1llC OffkellnSl.It.tron Dmnct onJunc 161h The: rounillllC'CUII, of the I tumme:r "'IGUDlnl pK1l1C (Of bolh Ilum, .nd anlYCS II II al_a1l fun '0 mecl and ,C:I 10 know Ibr ICUYC'S The plltlllC wu P"C-n fOf mclZl

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IOWA CEDAR RAPIDS We had anOther (un yur WI,h OUllCCl1:t pals ThIS )'ur we decided 10 fO 011 With ourton:lC't pt.1s IIIIUI 1)('11 (.11-110 we .00 ', find OUI who Ihq arc unul OVI tim m(CUD' In ScplcmlKr Our AnowCnr, tlle.u I,IID • baa 'U(Cn., Lhl.llb 10 OUI Chllrmltl , NAIY JEAN TILDEN

Our .nnual ChtllUIIU 'U(liOn WIth dooalloDS of home baked and bandlDlft lIelD' .U 1,1111 • profitable: ",(DIUre .nd I (un mceUD'

GEORGENE 10BB '1« a .oMtrful b"cnu:oIIIII pnllnm II OUI fcbnllfJ m«lIo, and we cnJO,ed our annual pICnIC for h..ubandJ ud w ...n ItIJunc

DES MoJNES The OuMolOu Alumole Club Ilwl)'lloo" forward 10 Sc:plcmbCl U a ume 10 11:0", p, Ph. (ncnddup' Our pfU'dCOI , SUE GINGIICH JONES be,.n the rUt wllh • d('Vcr and Inlrrftunl Con'l'cnuon I1:poR . " MOOt! Onr Miami," It • PIC"" III Ihe Io¥dy home of)O SEXAUER BlOWN .

Pro,nml this rUt hue bC"en Informalin ., weU u fun InlC:rm.· llOnll Women's Year W'&ll OUltheme fOf In (k,obtr luncheon N'Ajue IlIk,. , OUI Arrowmonl.hollnhlp ,"IPteDI, showC'd Ul hel dall In 1m.... at a NonmbtrdeJkIt meellnl, She np lcued w'Ih Irnl enlhulialm hrl ;0., In beinl able 10 a!tend a worbhop ar Arrowmonl JUDY RYAN N ILLIGAN opened hn belutiful home fOf a Chlillmu pan, II wu fun 10 shlle Chriumu eh('(1 wnh our .iuen, AI a Februal)' lu ncheon our own M10GE HOAK TOOU who OWIU Uld opcn.ln " The Goldrn Thimble" Inc I lupcr plOln.m on Show ,. Tell w"h Needlepouu We llIloook fo,.a.td 10 lbe month ofMarcll, nol onl, beeaUN: Iplllliu finall., hele, bUI the InnuII " Ph" K.PPI, Theu SI,k Show Ind LUll,heon iJ held lhen A IOJu Ooullon Ch,nl SUn"e, Pin, Ihl$ IPnil en.bled u. 10 ellrn enOUlh money 10 NIppon OUI Ill1lOnal ph,llnlhfO!tJ' 1,lin, We were Ible 10 ,uhle I btl profit beau,," III of our members 1'OIUnleerrd IhemKI\,o IU M:n"C U hounea I lld Ibo .n btl"' Ihm fricnd. 10 Ihe IUn"er. OUI NI., pKnle I t Ihe home of JEAN JANES LINDER was our lUI mectinJ fOf dw: yel" Our prOlll.m was " f~. file , Proj«1 fOf Ihe Biccnlennlal," I Iccmendoully chlllc:n.,n. PIOic« A •• DOllllt., 1.611,111,.

INDIANOLA The Iowa Bell Alumnle Club celc:bnled Ihe DIUon', btnhdl, wnll " BKenleanlllLl BUllness " In September I u.lld picnK WII held 10 d.

CUA pbnl fOI the rea.t The BOlton Tn. PlrtY W'&ll Ihe Iheme (01 die 10nuII homccomln. open bouJoC beld II the chlPler houle: In N01'elll' ber the pledlC'l were enlenlllled b., the alumnae An IlKllOn of hud, m.de lIerrlS pro.,ided rOf' ,II. uenln., E.,en Ihe pledln plrtK,plnd In the biddinllnd pUKhuC'd In "An,el .. DiJ,ulJ(" wlli(h ~ed lile I belutiful ..ioe Ind blue In,el bUlwu relU, I cookie jlr much 10 theil dcli,hll The chlplCl houM: , decked w"h tbe noUIIl1I or ,eltel}'Cll, lott lhe stl,e (Of lnolhcr old fuhioned Ch,inm ... Ihllcd w"h Ihe chlple. lod Ihell mOlben Some 1pc<laI wrprlM'l {Ol the houle (,0m the lIulII' lUe ,ncluded a ncuum cleaner , elecrric cofrce POI, Ind I ne .. cofftc ublc:!

Februll)' plCKnled I hllhh,ht of IhtS bicentc9ntll yn.1 A finl for rhc Ilumoae oIln-dlinola wu dlODel 0111 for them lod rtlClI rnome belul, I pcrfrC'1 eOMtn1l1 nknllne made poPibk by ANNIE LAUIIE JONES, SARB PRATHER, Ind NANCY ROBES, The beau. eniorcd II unmeru.cl, IS did Ihell IIIOW ,lIb! In Mirth ..e prucned hlue", ~., CC'p1l"nl the: hiltonanl' books rrom lhe lowl Belt Irebl1'cs founders ' Dar WILt obK ...ed w;,h the Klives Ind plcel,H. RUTH BUXTON SAYlE prctcnled I flKlnlun, PlOfll.nI , I ,IOvrne., Ihrou,b hlMo". .. ilh I rash ion Iho.. of dOlhin, rrom different periods up 10 tbe 1970" lhal hid actUall, been ..om by the forerunoen or 102 rear old 10YI Belt Alumnle Ind 1C1I1'flIen"ed .. mocleb lurh lod le1'eralllumntC IUlnlC'd .bOllIl Ihe life and umn o( IhOK pc-nodi Ind Ibout the 10.1 8cu chlpler In rebuon 10 the:m Well, ... lbe: brccnlenn"l "OfT pa, the blnk w.. won Ind Ihe lin meeun, oltbe yeal WII I potluck dlllncr be:1d In May 10 hOGO' the knlOn oIlowl Bell

IOWA CITY The lowl CII, Alumnae Club of PI 8(11 Ph, be,ln ,u ,ur undellhe Ic:ldenhlp or LINDA LEAR FINCHAN

Our Seplember mewn"w.. 1 luncheon held .. GWEN KEATING LOWE's home AI Ih" ume we bid rulh Ind Con¥enllon reports In Oerobel we had I coolr;y'lhme for the ncw lowl Zell pled,n II BETTY SUMNERWIll. KOZA ', home h IJ ,I... YII plc:uure lO,eI Iflleth" w"h our newen " Ph" In the mon th ofDe<cmher our club " ...,. meeu w.. h Ihe ICU.,U Ind plccl,CI o.,elll the PI Ptu houle for dcucrt I"d coffet Wf II\'(' OUI Ihe I,,"d. to the ,LIb earnlll, hllh Il'Ides, lbo the 'III who Imp'O\'C'l Ihe mOSI In hel."del VIRGINIA BAll. HENDERSHOT ,a.,e I report IS TreUIIler of Coc-pol'luon Board A rew helped Ibe acu\'C'l dUllnl Ihe SUnlmCl p"nt tile N:cond floollnd ..ooO"olk before Ihe ncw carpet wu !aNi al Ihe PI Phi hout( 10 febNll}' we had lnother 1u1Kilc«r meelln, "Ihe home of JUDY 11CHNAN BROWN AI Ihll metlln, ..e hid clecuon o( orrKe" Our bl, hl,hll..hl of Ihe retr WIS the founden ' Da., Iunc:heon April 2" , 1976 II the Unl.,e"", Athkl" Club , Nln., OUI o( town Ilumnle ;Olned us . The Founde" werc honored b, Ihe Ini.,n In I undleh,htin, u.lule to each one of Ihe offlmll Iwelwe Founde" p, Be" Phi cQO k. bookl were pleKntc4 br Wmnle Friel Scon 10 Ihe n,ne len Ion we hue ,l'IdVlllnllhtl yell A rnbule WIS ,I.,en b, BErrY SUNNEIWILL KOZA In honol 01 Hlmeue W Ennf .. ho hll spenl Ihln, one .,n.n IS hOUknlOlhel ollow. Zeu PI Phi We IUlh.U ml" her .,ery mucb She w.. p~nled wflh I I,fl rlOlIl IU her p, Phi rl1Cndl The Golden Anow PI Phu wetc honored w"h I "Inc (lrnluon tlCd w"h 1 blue nbbon Mn VUI,I Hlnchel, WhOK dl",hlel • In low. UI. , ,.~ UI • 1'ery dcu,hl(ul IIlk on Ih( IdlOlalion or Old Clpltol Shdll:t were shown &loll,wnh hfr IIlk We lie III In'IOUI 10 ,0 IhlOU,h the Olel ClPlicH In )uly when II w,lI be open 10 Ihe pvbhc, OUI yell was I lood one Ind .. e hope .. e (In mike the ne., enn beuC!

KANSAS HlJI'CHlNSON Th( HUlchmlOn Alumnle Club of p, Bell Phi bf'ln iu .,elt undel the leldershlp of 8ARI:J,.\kA BATCHElOI HANSEN w"h Ihe plln nml ol OUI chlm, aucuon The luction"l5 hdd on No.,ember J, 197), ,n Ihe nome or KAROLYN KING HINSHAW items b,d upon in· c1uded .. hlle clephlm •. polted plllllS , biked loodl, .nd hlnd,m lde 1'(" and Chnslmas d«onilloni The proceedl III 10 our p, Bell Ph, ntllOnal phlbnthrop'n, OUI fWO ICLI.,e chlplfn, Ind locil phlbnlhlOpO( Ol'Jlnl.l:IlIonl An enjoy.ble noMI, luncheon w.. hdd ,njID'''1}' wllh ICII'Ie memo Mn Ind pledln of KinIn Alphl . KUlsas 8eo. Ind Tn... Deltl ... l"ellS SHIRLEY JONES NANN "IS plctcnled wIth out " p, Phi Anld " IWIt~ (01 her lonllnd dUlm,ulSbed Kn"Ke 10 p, Ph, A doni' lIOn 10 Holt HOlIK ..... mlde 1ft hel honol founden' Diy w.. (ric:· braled io the home of NAIVORIE WOOLWINE KNIGHny with I ddllhd'ul luncheon .nd fook, ...~une Plam ..ere belVA (Of our A,lOW' mont ... Ie 10 be held Ihll rail.

MANHATIAN Tbe Mlnh."ln Alumnle Club hid llood Ind produw.,e relr under the Icldenlup or PAT RIKEI HOmREI We Mlan wllh I podlKk ~1 'lCq"lllIled dlnnel II Ihe chlPlft houle: 10 meel the fall pifd,Cl The rood w.. CIlcellern, and Ihe com pin., .... flnllSlK' The Ilum. ~el"ed new " Atum Dlu,hlen"- Ind IIlln., oew rrrcndsh,pt Welf formC'd OurOelobcr mfeun, round Ullt Ihe Klnsas SUlle Blnk In the " Blue Room ," .. here .. e wetc en"rtlmed b., KAY SUIAN WEIGEL, who Ihlted hcr"~rllln....t II NI"on.1 Con_enuon ,n Mllml .. ,Ih us We' 1'e deetded tbll we .11 ..anI to '0 to Ihe nell Connnllonl We be"n the bKenlennll1 ,n.r with a del Kious d"lIIelll tbe eh.pler boUle: (or Ilums Ind I('!i.,n rollowed by I houM: (OlpolI.IIon meeun, Our mont1 mlkml PfOltCI foc the rear WII lhe: Innullrumma,e Ale .. Ihe FeUO..Jhlp hOl.l)e We wetc pleued w"h lhe 1CIU1c. II U 76l) "II Idd~ 10 Ihe ItnlVl}' The 'prllll m",-In, WII I salad luoch(1)o " the MtfCly home ol NADINE SNITH GREEN 10 bNi • (ond rllewcll 10 the Il'IduI"nl knlOn PI.ns were Iiso mlde fOf Ihe founden ' Dlr Cc-kbnOon ,n NI" .bere .e bcud from our PrOO'lRce Prct,deol BARBAIA BITTNER McCANN , In-d ANITA SWAIN , PlO'flDCe c-dIMtOf for F"lem,ry Educlu01I Anl11 wu a 191 j Klo.w Bera ,l'Idulle " AIUnll and Chums" w.. held thIS wmmer In CI • ., Cenlel .. Ihe be.uuful home of PAT SCHWENSEN Ce~"o'" 811'1114" Co.,/dOIl

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WICHITA W'Kh,u p, Phil p,hued III ScplcmMr 10 M,IO a.nOlfaU hu.,

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MI,no1t1 Mound Pllnlillon Houlot , .n 111h cenlury Fedelll' ll,k $INC· ture luted In the, NIIIOCIII Re,uler of HdiorK Placn, en,o,ln, boll lunches on Ihe back ,.Ik,.,

with our annu.l "Due" Irld DOI.I,hnuu" cofftc . ,rcC'utl, old (moch .nd .(komm, ne .. OOItS . Nt. prnldenl NANCY NOBLE HADLEY

,old us 0( hu wmmcr', trip 10 Con~nUOD Ind outhned plus (or our lIpc:om'DI JUI AI our metlln,s cyol.-c:d Ihrou,tKu,1I the YUI , we WUt ltulC:d 10 •

• !dt .anet, of pro,nms . • 1I,nform.uvc .nd (Dlem"ou" . pluD(d by 0111 hUG,.ollun, vtec prleltdtnl. PAM NORTON LESTER Old InG ncw Wjehu.ns_clc (u"o.lII:d by an October shde 10111 o('IIlIKhlt. ' , huIOrlul homes Mlny Ir~n thumbs wnt Insplftil. by our November pl.nt pany 10 .. hKh tht Nothe,', Club "u mvlted And III March QUI ,unl wu SHIRLEY JONES MANN who .n._ned mlny qunuons .boul her p, Ph, comnllllCC

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OUI (.voruc mccun. II 5/:("1 , ho-cvtr, 11 the April cooky.

IhIOC. ThIS yur wc honor~d Ihln new Goldcn Arrows, MARCELETTE GRANT DAVIS , ANN KATHERINE INNES PHIUIPS, and EMILY CATON WILLIAMS , With 'I ddlcloul dInner and a specilily Wflllcn

sku Th~ Gardcn Tour was tel for Junc thl' ynr, ud " bcume I ¥cry speCilI 10UI 11 chillmen JANE WOOLNER JACKSON Ind SARA AlliSON FARRINGTON inspired us 10 try mlny new Ideas We fu· lurtd fiye loyely ,uden, Ind lito prelotnted demOnllrillon, of VIllOUS ,Irdcn u:chniqucJ Ind crllfu Our onc bicentennill hom~ beclme the Kenc of 14th of July PICntC- complete wllh hOI daIS and I bind And 1,1 uch home wc orrertd tomelhlOl fOI ,..k , such as SCIII~ment School lIems, biked ,ood,. coppu .uden slIkCl, ordOlh f10wcn Our lour bc· comn more POPUIaI uch ynr, Ind Jecm 10 hIVe I followlnl of dedi' cited ,udenen l We PI Phi', enJoyed III our Utl1lltlcS, Ind we fdt the yUI WI' mou Jucce"ful

LOUISIANA BATON ROUGE Thl, put yelf. the B.lon Rou,e Alumnu Club hid ,u mall success' ful " Round Aboul Town" C.kndlf Slle eYel With the help of m.ny hud wOlkln, PI Phil. we ,roucd nutl, $2,000.00 . We wele Ibk 10 Iotnd OUI Ilffowmonl xhollnhlp KClplCnl , MI GudiSpurlin. lo Alrow. monl Schoollut Mlmmel In June , Gudl wllI'lye.n IntelClun, three· day worhbop fOf IlIlhOK IntefCSled , the: pfO(uds of whICh will ,0 10 cO'renn, our dele,lIC1 upcnses dUlin, the Conyentlon ,esr. The bulk of OUI dooallon wenl to our kKll phlbnthropy. BlIon Rou,e Youlh , Inc .• I h.lfwlY houlC for delinquenl,lrt, In the .tn Tbll yelf enou.h mone, was prOVided fOf rt~lnun, Ind refutbuhlD' one of the tw· dencn AI u,uII we wue very bUI, wllh the utl1ln whICh III 11w1Y. fun We Immedillely Itaned OUI provl<iln, food .nd lC,..ice dunn, nuh plnlCl The ,lfls .IWI,I look (o.,.,,,d 10 the "midni,hl hlmbur,eD" we bnn, them dUlin, one of Ihelt lon, III nl,ht Nth teUlOnl We honored Ihe ,fldulun,lCnlOn In OClober II I potluck supper, AI thu ume. Gud, Sputhn , ..c. plOlflm of her Arrowmont School ClIpct· ICncn KELLEY COUSINS S14ITH btou.ht her ,fClI·,rClI ,find. mother' , pin .nd Invlllll0n 10 jOin I C . SorollS WhKb WII • thnll to IU who "tended We Iiso honored the new pled,cs wllh In Ke (fum pltly General OpiniOn was Ih.1 out Slyle Show "Weddln,lnd EYenml S"lcsor Ihe PUI " WII the besl pro,flm of the yUf. It was held at Ihe PI Phi boUK Ind bolh lCuyn Ind Iluml modeled dreSKI from 1900 10 191) II Will I wonderful "enln, spcnt by.1I We ',Iin mCI II ,he PI PhI Houlot In)lnulry 10 jOin In bnd,e Ind bloody miry' , wl1h Ihe ChlPICl OurFounden' DIY pICniC complete wllh .wuds and I prO,flm by the actlnl founded off our VII.lllft wllh the ch,plet (or Ihis yClr. It WII I Ihnllio hIVe Donn. Flulk as Ihe r«lpICo, .110 o( the Pi South Pray· mce A80 Award Since 1969l1Founden' 01,. tbe Bllon Rou,e Alum· n.e Ctub hll PIClCnlCd In IWltd 10 Ihe OUUllnelin.JunlOr In PI Soulh PronDce lan ,Uf we proudly pn:lotnlccl Ihe .ward 10 P.m CUCf of New OrluM, LI • Ind Ihll yelf we honored Sherry ErnCit of LoUdl.nl Ben With thlilward AI.o, our APP, HAllIET MOLTZ COLE won the Evelyn Peten K,lc An,el Awltd fOl1 971 In Febn.lary we wen: bus, cntefalnln, plltOnCUC1l II our ..u~u:al Guesl 01' IUIKhe:OD held It the BIIOD lou,e COUntry Club Our JUest lpCuer. the mlnl,er oil Jonl an ,llkry, 'Iv.: a motl ul(ormluv.: ta.lk cOfDplete WIth cumpla ofLouItUlDII.tuIa ud theu wods.. AI thlllUlle we abo banotcd FLOUNCE TUINEI rot her unselfISh dO'1)UOD to PI Pill IDd OkA WAE YOUNG , our G'*Ieft PI Phi. w,th C:n,flwcd .. tv.:, bowb We were prclCnlCd. pfl(UClI Sc.lfDefeMC pfOJrIID b, the BItOD lou.e PoiICC' ACldem J ID .. arcb We finIShed OUI the Jca/wlth. toUr 01

MONROE 1971 ·16 hu been I YC,., ICtln yUI for lbe Monroc AlumnlC Club OUI ncw plnlden! clme bark f,am Ihe Mllml ConyentlOn lo.ded with InlPlflllOn .nd ncw ,dC'll hll be,ln wLlh In IncfellCd membenhlp of oyer '0" due 10 .n OUUl'lndln, treuurct Monroe'. new .Iumnle wert honoled wllh .n aUlumn coffee DLlnn, the Thlnk",Y!n, holtd',I, thc Ilumnae clu b "th~led 10 meet wllh uu PI Phi 1~IIWct Ind pkd,es Former SlIte Sen.lol Billy Brown I fucilllll.lli hillory olWom· cn'l Lib 10 ,hc ,Iumn.e d u b in J l nu l ry , The mcetin. look pl" e in Scn.tor Ind MD Brown', home MD Brown II Ihe former ELEANOR HAltRIS The Pi Nonh Provin~e Pre'ldent yisited wllh ou r Ilumoic dub tn febNlry She ,IYC • Ycry tnfOlm.u\'1: Ialk Ihlt renewed OUt FntetnllY feehn" Sptln, he •• n wllh Ihe foundeD' Day luncheon Ind I fe·elected dlte of officeD The enllle dub wn tn the mldll of Pn:Plfinl fora PfOlICl' Slye luncheon Ind Anowcflft "ie. March 31 . A hudworkln' .Iumnlc club • • 101 of dcal fnend,.nd I bCluuful d,y made the luncheon I fin· IUIIC IUCCCU We enjoyed I leu before the end of Ihe ,elf pin, wllh our hUlb.ndllnJUne

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NEW ORLEANS Enlhullum hll poured ftom WI, down ,ondel In New Orlunl for PI Phi The Ilumnle club hid IImpl, • bnllianl y(11 undu Ihe dC'OOIed le.deDhlp of SUSAN HURTH PRICE We $lIned It III orr With OUI fiDI newlkllel , Iller 10 be followed by ICYcn more Each newllellcr wu In IDYLI.llon for one: or more deh,hrful ,el' lo,e\hcfJ. so Iholl,hl(ully planned b, our m.,..eloul Protflm ch.irm,", PAM REYNOLDS RYAN II Jun,or club was Ilifted fOf Ihose who workcd or hid d,fflculty ,etlln,lo the: rClubr mormn, meelln,l. Ind Ihrou,hout Ihe yur Ihey h.d p.mcs wllh thc help of C,\lOL MOSSY YORK . ELLEN CAlTIR BRODERS . • nd MARGUERITE CltOW LEW IS We honored N~wcomb plcd,el II luncheon Ind fol our IpC:CII! SOS (Shlhtly Oldel SUI(I) P,fty , where we ,,,e each pled,e In Idonble little PI Phi plantCf We Ihen met fOf coffce u Ihe lovely hOIlle: of MATHILDE VILlER.E YOUNG Ind h.d I charmln. demOnltnllon by OUI ptO,rIID chllUliln on Decoflun, on I bud."

Over thc holidlYS we hid out Chrulmll piny for Ihe ICUYft and alums once 1,'11n It the beluuful home of MAlY JANE CAlTER FENNER . filled wllh m.,nuKenl decoratlonl .nd Ihe holidl, 'Pint The (ood for.1I of OUI pln,cs WII nOI onl, debclOul, bU110 belullfully prep. led Ind pllnned b, our hotPlllhl, ehlltman. JANET WHITE SEAN Sumn,the new ,Clr we met for tel to hur, prelCnlllHXI on Anl«jue 511\'1:1 II Ihe Ilunnln, home of MAllE DENHAM STEVEN· SON In Mlrch was our "I'}' lpeCll1 Arrowen(1 lIle which 1I1c!uded lOme of our own (:nfu . • IIlk on Anowmonl , Ind I demonJlflllon on Ipinntn. Ind weuln' Our FoundeD' Diy banquet WII I ttclt (or all wllh o"r 100 people Inendln, The ICllyn ,ne • Ikll , Ind Ihe tea Ind Iwenty.fi" ,Ut .Iuml were honored wnh RUTHIE JONES FRIERSON ,ivlnl In In· spmn,.ddreu We .110 honored ANNE OYER McKEE for her ellhleen YCln as Ptnhe:llenK tepreKntlUWe Summer wu fille:d wllh fun .t OUI IWO IWlmmID, p.lIlCl, one for husb.nds Ind W"CI, 1m:! one for .Iuml Ind children whIch for lhe Kcond yC1LI WIS held It Ihe ml"dow bome of OUI pUI Ilumnae ptClldcnl. GA YLE GillUM MACD IARMID Thc ,elf WII nOI ani, filled wllh much ucilemenl , but WII 1110 fin.IKIIII, rewlldlD,llJ well

SHREVEPORT The Sh,eveport Alumnae Club be,ln IU 1911 ·16 I("nVlIlI:1 In Au,u, 1 wllh I tUrKe bNncb wltb both ICIiVes aDd Ilumoae p,nent VI CKI LONGMLlf HANNA , our prntdeol. shlnd her UpctK'IICCI II COnyeCluon Ind planl wHe dlK\WCd (01 ou, run.d fllIlCI, pnllt:ct.

I BlCeOlenoll.1 Cafendu, whdt WII decided would contribute 10 the SPA I Pa" pJ."touod equtpment (Of hand_ppcd chikiR-ti llUob wu cWc:usw:d WIth poM.CQ Ind !cueD con.cenutl, poIenual nubeCi for the fallwerc paJICd around Our nell rYent held In Octohcr The pvbllC WII IO""cd to I colf~c. _Ith the pic 01 ArrowcmlllCmJ, ,nd Mluonel')' from ArrowlDODI

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InJ anu.ty our N)'llt,., lIU'tunl .nclucled .Iumnacc, a(U'I't, home: fot holtda,! Ind ,hc" moehen A(tCf mmhnu:-ntJ were k ....nt . OUI prnJ. dc:nr ,hOWtd III . lIde, of "nowmonl .xbool In GathnblHI .hd .c~ (fUlit Imprc..«

II was .00 .nnounc(d dUll our .Iumnle p.roYlncc

prcudcDr wINJd toOfI be YUllInl )hft\lcpon Our Innu.l pollud: lupper.u lurnn! 1010. Beau Ind Arrow polluck Supper . • nd ..as hdd In Fcbrulf}' around V.!c:nunc'l Day Mcmlx" Ind husband, 'IIe-Dded and I a!'llnd ume was h.d by all Founders' O.y Wil cclcbrsrcd In I f(Ju¥c ... , We prtKnltd urnauon, 10 MYRTLE DA Y . Goldell Arrow member and 10 our J)t"Idenl , VICKI LONGMIRE HANNA DUcusllon (01 our 1916 proJ«t wu led .nd .lto " wu decided 10 rnclcue our Innull dun 10 $1 0 for I lillie fun the mtmbcrs .,.rrc ltd In a "me of Idcnuf,In, PI Phi Foundtn Our lUI mttlln, of Iht yur wu htld Iht tnd of Ma y wllh a coot,. , hint II was d.:ndcd 0111 prolRI (or fund raISin' Will bt I food boolh II Iht Ani Faunl Thc ntw olTKtn ..crt InsUlUe:d snd Ihto me:mb<n Ind 1.(11"" IO lntd III • Jln, JOn,-bnn"n, bl(k lOll of Io"dy mtmOfiCS /rill" P..lttl&' D •• It_

MAINE

thelc ..e: nn off CO DIC'. of ou. k hedukd 'Iearl, protnm.nd In cncoul' I,m,lellel from ou. ptt'lldcnl , .. hl(h cothuse:d ",eoly.fi'le new Iluml to JOin OUt mceunv thIS BC'ClIUK of Ihu o'lc",helmlll, tCSporlK ..e: "III lIytO do thc lime Ihm, on! , ",f, perhlp$ ('IC1l l1an. lunlOl alum dub Our pro,nm IIlned m Septemb<, " llh • poIluck dInner Ind InuoduClol)' meClln, We: , 01 J('Icnl 'Ioluntnrs to belp Nn the Arro..en(1 .ho.. ln, ,n Nowc:mb<I, and abo a fc .. more Co-chillwomen (or OUt monthly mee:un,1 In Onobu mlny .cu~e:. Ind pledet's jolDcd us (or thc .Ium dC»C1I a sand p"nlln, dCmOnJIT1.uon that ucnln, pro'led 10 b< ulllque .nd Inlctcsun, A Imooth Ind lucecssful Arro.. craft shOW'm, ..u htld lhe: nCiI monlh .t the ehlptcr house: 00 U. o( M 'I C1Impul J.nu • .,. I"CP' III ,,"h a dC'uCtou.J luncheon It tlic To.. n Club Sputers (rom thc Womcn 'l Cnsl$ Ccn t(l cnh,hlcned u. on Ihcl' KnoKCI (Ot npe .,cum.and lold UJ how the: hOlpn.1s h..,c coo penlle:d In $('Ienllncldtn tJ , C'JpeCIIJly IhoK iowol'lill,.njured "lCum. M.Rh blOU,hl FouncltlJ' DIY Ind .blt I ,T1.nd umc we: hid Owc:r onc huod~ PI Phil ,.nlClpltcd : l .. ardJ "CIC ,,,,cn, Iftc, I IeNm,.

1I0UI mnl, Ind Ihcn Iht new ,nifille. pUI on .tiu Thc dlllln,uuhe:d MUlnc VlrtuC lpokc (0 us on " Wo~o 's Roln Chln,c O'lcr 100 Years" She ..as. mosl deb,htfulllld kntnWltd,lbk Pi Phi Ind com· plelC'd our d., ,,"h hcr mOSI n::..ardlo,.pttch Our lUI c"cnl (or thl. rcar ..... I cou pln' flcak fry ThIS II the OIIe lime thl' OUI hUlblnds ,el 10 mcel one .nothcr Ind toln In lhe: p, Phl.plIlI

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GREATER PORTI.AND The: Crelfe:r Ponland. Maine:. Alumnae: Cl ub htld IIJ: me:e:llnl' dUlin, Ihe: 191)·16 KQ(lO. aod , U .I•• YI , ..e: found II. ple:uute: 10 rtnt .. old fflendlhlps and 10 mue: n"" Pi Phi fornch OUI ,roup If Imili. bul .. hal IIlldaln numbc:fIIlS m.dt up ,n e:DlhuJu.Jm We: ktPI In tloK louc:h .. lth P, Phi IUntitieS Ihe re:1I AI OUt fusl meeun" OUf dde:,,," to the: Muml Coo.,eoUOft. HAZEL SAW-YEl EVEI.ETT Ind NA"'lCY WHITE, pwc UJ hl,hliahu of tht Conwc:nuon and shOW'ed u t c:lknl Inlpshou Ind .lidC'S The:n iate:f 111 the: ),Clt. O!.If Alumnae ProtIlnee: Prcsident , JEAN MdNTYRE WHITE , 'Oulled U. " I IUlKheon m«tlnS Ind .old Ut mn.c: or Con"e:nHon 1,1Id tJ:pl1.llH:d "UIOU, upc:cu of P. Bnl Phi. nl\lon. lI)' Ind In Alpha Pr(n'ilKe: , AI Inolhe:r mCClln" ..e: 53" Jlldcl of ArrOW'mont .nd luppkmenlld ,hI> by hUll" 101 .. Nellie: lI.oo;nq o( Sllndlllh, .. ho h ... l penl thlrt lummcn u AuOW'mom JludYln, crafu, IIlk 10 us , shOW' her .lide., and c.hlb" iOmc Df htr inllj,ale hanJ .... Dr k For 001 Chtl.lmu mcelln, we: h.d I potluck dinner II Ihe: felli"dy dC'(olllC'd homC' of MILDRED NORWOOD . WI .. tie ,lid 10 ..ckomc K~enll Dt.. mtmbe:rs, Ind (ound mlny o( IheK n"" Ilumnae ID ,hIS lIel pleaKd 10 101D UI Ind like pin In OUI dub ICU'IIIICJ Foundcn' Day luncheon .... he:ld Ihe IIU of Aplil ThIS closed. mOil lucccJ$n.1

BLOOMFIELD HnLs AltOthcr wcuMrul ,car for tbc Bioomfieki HIIII AlumnIC Club SUZETTE LEMMON GEORGE hu donc 1. ,.cat tob o( runnlo, the sho.. ,,"h Ihe: elplble: IWlltalKC' of UNDA ALLEN PAVICH IIT1.n,ln, ourprO,T1.m.

Our monlhl, mctunp hut co'Oclcd I ...etC' .phe:tc of Inlttnl, (10m I demOllJlnlKH1 on thc 1ft and b<ncfit of b<Jly dln[m, ~ lectulC by Ihe ClIC[UU'IC ICCletl.,. of the Michipo OpeT1. Thcller, demon.IT1.lion or 10UtmC'1 cookin, b, I mtmb<. of Michi,ln Chcf. dt Cu ,.ine: : httb luncheon K ....cd Ind dtmon'tJ1.lcd b'l I lout hc.b.li.l; to " SlfclY FU1u " b, our o.. n Cou nl, Sheriff wh teh .C'neT1.ted mu ch Intctell in loul COUll p.ocedurcs A nothcr (un fillfd e:Jln WI. oor e:'Ie:nin,. out .. ilh hu.bands cnjoYln, I .. hln PIlIY in thc Io'lcly homc o( HOPEJENKINS STII.AITH Ou. fun .nd fund T1.IKn thlll ycu .cre I RO'111 Douh01l wrve, hc:ld m Mlrch Ind In 101., ourcarftt'lll boOIh "Ihc Blrmm,hlm Vill.,e FlU OUf ' t i l cndcd In loll y Ind ia kecpin,,,"h the blCtnfe:nnlll ukbn· lion I prncntauon o("Hoh HoUK Slidcs .ad Owr lCSl(lIed AmCII(IO Homcs" .",I'Oe:n b, BA1BAR CARSE SEICHElT, a p, Phi UltU 8,,~,,'(, /1161""

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MARYLAND BALTIMORE In kecpln, "lIh our nllw>n '. b.::enle:nnl.1 cdebnu01l OUI dub pllnned I ChrIStmas pin, ((lIUnn, colonlll dnKRJ Ind Jp«111 tcClpCI pU$(d do-rn throu,h our _n flm,hcs Aftcr u.cful re_n::h cvh member 'rn'led wllh her spec.11 lIeat .nd • copy o( thc lec,pe: {These: fCCIPC, .. ,II compuJ( I J(1N'T1.1C f«tlon In Ihe cookbook OUI dub hopes 10 h • .,c ,ud, for publKation IhlS '(1.1). Aflu I hlpP1 IImc "mphn, IheK m .....e:/oul dClISCn . ..c ,uhclCd b, the filC1idc 10 IJKmblc Ibc Ch"Hm .. dccOT1.uon$ pUllnlO kit form by our .niluc prO,T1.m dileClOl, SALLY RUSSEll PITTMAN h ..... I p.mcularly .. um Ind friendl, C'lcnm,- .. uh Ihe: nIta bonuKli of a ne.. ChtlStmas Olnlmcnl and .0 IUOnme nt ofb.ted (01 (leh 10 lite homc.

Wc ..oukt III hkc to say ",hlnk you" to SllIr Ind to DOROTInseon HOPKI NS .. hMC .p«I.1 ta.iCftlJ huc Idded InlllK beautr 10 min, of OUI plDlnlm. Mosl .«cntl, Ihe, hand·craftcd thc Io'lely 1.Dd IIme:·tOnwmm, nllned ,IIJ$ In,cll (01 OUI dub to IICIII! Iht Connn· 1100 bouuquc

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MICHIGAN

ANN ARBOR The alumnac club off.::crs,ot I head nln thIS ,cal .. nh I cou p .. of nlu.ble mceunJl In Au,wt Wc KOI for compUltr pliDIOI.IIJ from Cenlnl OffKc ..hl(h mdudcd.U Ihe alums Ih.1 Intcd III our un From

HnLsDALE The MKh.pn Alphl Alumnlc Club hcpn the YCI' "llh I 'Icry plC'lIlnt "1111 from ZC,, 'I A P,P. MARNIE CHRISTIANSEN Afler. dmntr mtcUft,w"h the:offtce:n Mrs. ChriuilnJ(n talked .. il h the e:nUlt .Iumnlcdub Our ne .. pl~,cs .. ere: mlloduccd 10 thc alum. 10 OClohcr FOol m.n, ,can the .nnUII tel for ne .. pled,a hI.! b<cn I Michieln Alphl hi,h. b,ht In No~mbc-r the: Ilumiand act.i'lCS mfll0JCther fOIl potluck dlnnct II thc PI Phi Houtc AI thlt Limc the Sli,htl, Oklcr Sil', .. tiC mnodu ccd 10 Ihcll Sh,hdy Youn,el Sis's. The prO,T1.m fOlthe t~ft'O' .... sho.. ,n,lht new Atrow-monlllid".

An IClI~' llumnat bo.. ho, toumamcnl In Warch 1~lled III I Ilum 'IICCOf)' Alum. had the Idded htlp of leu '1O'I"Kt P,cl idcnt ..ho .... 'I!SIIIfI, Nichl,an Alpha 1.( thlt time Thc .nnuII e:IotCIKH1 ofoff'lCcn ..... held It the: homc of our pre"denl A com bined co mmiUet of ICU"CS I.Od alums hid prcpl.rCd I beautiful cooky.shlne (o mpkte "'Ih I tape of the- ICU~ ch'plet I-In,ln, PI Phi JOn" On A pnl Illh thc 1C1"'" ,flClOUsI, cntcru..uwd the Ilum. and thell hu.blnth II the: hou$( rOf bnlOcb It ..... I fun OttUIOD "llh mlo, alum llnd tpOUSClI In IlIcMUlce To concludc our YUI "Crt the Foundcrs' D.y cekb nlKH1 .nd Ihe lonu.1 potllKk dlftner III honot of the ,ndUIUD' ICIUOLJ

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Honh wood • .,d Alumnae' Club btl'" Ii ,C£tts!Ufll under thc InoC'nhlp of our nno prc:udml. MARTHA BUSS EHlElS H-c:r CEI' Ihu... um for the: Wine' .nd Sllnt Blue .Dd our own alumnae dub splnd . llthe Icd us In. ddl,htful cooli:,.-shlD( 'II ,he: f,", f.lI IDec-un, A " S.. ttt SI:IIC'cn P."r"- marilln, suueen ,nlS SInH (Kit club', ,harlC'flnl- W" held In <klober Man, mcmonn of out collClc p, Ph, da,., wcre ,harcd ,,"h phcUOSMIpm II ,h.t lunchcoo , , ~cl,. IMldLtlOnlJ 10.Inl cup cen:monr dosed ,he pan, QUI Innual " Make II , Bake h . G,OW Ie hobby Alc- in NOYi:mbcr rlIlM'd • donauon ((I( OUI loc.1 philanthropy- the loheh"." "U<Kunon forChlldtC'n ",i,h I.e-fOina Dtnblillics. fuminalon ChapIn. We hid. nry dell,hlful. aJ well IS Inform.tin, on MaO ,hal NovtmbCI

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AS, PaUlck', DI, mtClinl on shd" of Arlo_monr . Ihe IllIduion.1 Founder, D., luncheon wrlh Olher Delroll .rea PI Ph,) In April. and. 1.

June PICnle potluck . sh.,ed with Ihe Dellou·Dealborn Alumnae Club. lounded OUt our '7)-'76 ulendll, Hu in, nmcluded • CONUUCI"e and f(wudill, ,ear of .Iumnae club Icu.iu". we look fOfWud 10 '"Umln, Oll(e .,1111 nUl ,ur G.". McCliflolI,1J Mtd

Olnu pro,nmsln the faJllncluded • spe.... el frolll:l hotplll' rape cenler Ind. demonliT'lllon of Chlnetc cooklll' The Ne'lCmbe. meeulI, w" I joint mC'C'hnlwllh Ihe SCnlOl ,roup The pro,n." w., prescllnd b, Ihe P. Phi Sln,tn, .nd uac:luded JOnp .nd (uhtOftS throll,h the decades Noorrmbellnd DceC'mber .Iso Drou,hl Ihe openin, of J W'J Cobweb COIner fOI the M:cond ,ur The shop u !\In In conlunnlOfl '-llh the SCOIO! ,roup Inc! is • shop of blndlCraft Item, IOC1l1ed in the a.m.,e hollse: of lhe hlJlOIKIIJohn WOlnall HOUM:. The shop carried .1UC1d III "cepln, wllh Ihe 11)0 penod 10 whICh the hou)C' wu reslorcd, JIIch u .nuquel, pllchwolk pillowl , qUllu, Arrowcrlfl, mlnlalUICl • • nd caliCO Ch,.J.mas Gln.meAlI 8, hold workshops, OUI ,IOIIP W2S .ble 10 elln $200. whICh w.., ,elulned 10 Ihe Worn.1I HouK. We abo were hosl"," 10 • coc:ktall p.n, for Pi Phis It Ihe Worn.1I HOliK. The ChrlStmll p.n, WI:I 1011.0(.(110 Ind .ery prolioble 10 th( 'p"n" Ollr pro,nms Ineluded .n eYenlo, o( ,,,denan, ups and I pro,ram .boullhe Publi( Bro.dcurinllylte m 10 K.nsas l.II, . We "'In h.d I lu(cell(ul .. Ie or )7' ,ennlum,.

• The ,Cllr w.. ended wilh a wine .nd cheese P'"' fOI the jlllUOI1 .nd .eri.el f,om Ihe "ea The enlile ,ear w:as filled wilh m.n, new (riends .nd lu(celolful proJO:<II

In,

ST. LOUIS JUNIOR

MINNESOTA M INNEAPOLIS The Mlnnu pollJ Ailimole Club h.d • fuo filkd .lId flSl mO'lin, ,eu We be"11 with our Uldluonal poiluc:k Ind iberry dlllll('l " Ihe home of ANNEITE KING THOMPSON Olher pro,llIml Il'Iduded I pllnt cI,nlC .nd ule. u 11.li.o poilltCk dinner .nd show of d"i,net fuhlOnl . • couple,' coc:ktlll part}' Ind I IUllcheon spe....et from Ihe MUI. Mapolll Gills' Cillb, OUt Ionl phdanlhlop, _ We.1so h.d a (ell ....e d,n· ncr II Ihe chapler housc wllh lhe acu.es and Ihe St. Paulaiums 01,11 p'O,l1Im Ihal ("en,n, wu plctcnled by " The PICkel Fence" • Ioc:t.I nt'edlepolnl shop A futlnau., dupll, of on,mal Pice" wu showne'len Iteml delilled wtlh .nlels .nd urows' A hlShlJ,hl o(lht' yur was a cf(pe makin, demoMlnuon and IUMheon held allhe home of OUI club prC-lIdenl, SHAROL AMUNDSON KAUFMAN JUNEJOHNSTON STANLEY, BETSY WEILBACHER WILSON and JUDY SAMPSON BERMEL elch scnll'd II hotte5$C$ and opened Ihell homu 10 us for meeun" dutlnllhe ,car The culmin.tlon of OUI e.enu followin, man, ,oad timn lo,elher In wOlklhops wu OUI (oonh annuli "'" Nuket This II I combInation Anowcrdl . ,o:nnlum. baked ,DOds and hlndlCldll1le hdd u. Iocll chllrch This yUI in r"ponM: 10 Ihe bur,eomn, inrerest m pllntl , we euh "Ined Clllllnp f,om our own plallu 10 scll '1 the sak.

AI we pf(pned (01 1141, Mllkellhere wu an C1ICllemenl In lhe III II EVELYN HOOPES TEEGEN , hOSplI.hl, (hailmaD. diJc:uNCd pllns for Con.-enllon 10 be held here nUI1"' II IhOli1d be ••ery "cJun, II111e Ind we look (o"".,d 10 Jllne '77 with ,,"I .nlielp'IIOft V./,. RIIIIO Mt/fOr.

MISSOURI COLUMBIA The MISIOUII Alph. Alumn.e Ctub of Coilimbl' hid .nOlher ("'Ienulil ,UI, ((lIUlln, our u;td,uon.1 Arrowcrul Slle 100 our Found· en' 01, p KnK The sale WIS held III Ihe newly dec:onled (hapnl hou~ . .hICh (n"led • dramall( b-ackllound fOf OUI 100-0:1, Arrowcnfl 1I(1IIS The Founden' D., picnIC It IlwI,., • r....OIlIC "(nl for both .Iumn.t Ind ICII'In u well We" W(le honoled to h ....e :I '1111 f'om our new plO'IUlce pf(s.denl We co-ordmued het 1'lSlt with I IUn<hcon 1IIeeun, hrld. II tlle new Coun", Cilib of Mllsoul\ A [(I WIS ,''len b, the uu." (Of Mn Beed , IMir DCW hou.mother, whICh uldudcd Ihe .Iumn.e dub .nd w.. followed b, housc COrpl ' .p. nUll meeun, We h.d IWO .ery well lucnded luocheon meelin,s. Tbe finl IUD. cheon WI) accomp.nled by rush .nd COII.enuon tepom while p, Phi hlSIOry .nd phd.nlh,op," were Ihe (oc.1 pOtnIJ of lhe M:(ond !IIDeMOn We loolt hICk on .he 1"' With mOIl UUsfylll' Ind leWlrd'II, feelInlSlnd w,th I,ut Inllnp.uon of'he ~.r 10 come

KANSAS CITY, Mo.SHAWNEE MIssION , KAN . JUNIOR The K,nule"" M_"n-5bl~nce "IIIJOO. Ka-..JUQIOf ,roup be-

rn •• ery 5UC(C'tJullnci bvq )'Car With I Protnnl on Alrri'llJ foods

The SlJnllolllJJunlOr AIU1lln.e Ch.lb bero the ,UI'I IC""KIC' in Sc:plembel wllh. " Recipe .nd WIne TUtin, Kick·Off Dinner" E.ery· olle enjoyed seem, old PI Ph. friends .nd welcomin, m.n, new memo ben 10 ollr club The recipes wef( delK;ous. Ind we are publWIIOC • cookbook of our f....o"'" Ollr husblnds wue Inch.lded in Lbe Nn I! • cock .. il pin, In Oerober at the home of JULIE SCHOLZ PROCTOl .

The PI Phi bnd,e mlfllhon. IIC Inndaer Ioa,U1IIe f....otlle 1("'Iil, Ihl! w.. lepealcd .,aln thlJ 1"' thIS f.ll we h.d the plcasllre of mceunl the ICri'In .nd pledt" from Wllhm,ton Unl.el1ll, (Mwouri &co) when d)C Junior lod senlol IllImn.e dllbs h.d • " uknt IUCtlon •• laler in the yt'1J' Ihe JunKin .pm mel wllh Ihe "hssouri Bell ,irb fOI I Ipa,heui dinnel in Iheir ChaplU loom Undel tne IC1Idenhlp of JACK IE ROBINSON TRAYLOR, aJl of our dub wOlked 10Sclner 10 m.ke the fi(lh annual "Lunch wuh S.lIIa" I hu,e Iliceelol as I money nISin' e«nl. Ollr Olhcl holida, '(11.117 wat I demonunllOn b, man, of ollr own I.lellied ,iI'ls on how 10 mue ...,i· OUt Ch,itlmas decol'uions and ,ifll. We .11 came home inlpif(d 10 make 101M: of IheM: new .nd de.er ideu.

01,11 olher plOlnml tnu re" wtle bolh inlerc:llin, and educalloll.1 WIth 10pics IIn,in, f,om consu meTlsm to house planu 10 p'ffnl ef· fccu.entu To cios-c Ihe ynr ', '(U"lues we ;oincd lI"'lh the IICnioll for a sp"n, Ilincheon Ind IIJIe thow A II in aU it WIS another wonhwh ile .nd flln filled yClI

ST. LOUIS SENIOR CLUB

Ill,

The 51 louuSenior Cilib be"O their,nr in Seplember wilh .lDeet· whl(h fUlurll'd • speake, (rom !he St. louis An WUIICUID wbosc 10pK wu 'ppropullet,. ,. Ameneam" Hu IeClUf( WII IilllJlrUN _lIh Ihdel 0111 Oclober 1II«unl w:as a " Silent A!Kuoo" ill conjuoCllon wirh the 51 louisJun)()tClub, ,od ollr ,ucsu were WUitOun Bctll(tl"d Ind pled,n The house corponuon abo bad • sutprlM: " room abowcr" fOI Iht 1(1I'fC ch.pter al WlSh'II,ton U_ III NO'lembel. the pro,,,m _II " Ch'lJt1IIlIln An", I I Inlerpreled b, arusa from m.n, time •• nd COOIIUIC. One of 01,11 own membc.u presellied Ibis pro,nm for the An MUlICum Ourtpecnl,uelllnJloU.ry"" NAlY CUSTIS HART. XI Alumnae Pro"nce Pralde.nl , whom we dPC'CI'U, wekOflled 011 ber flt1l ItIp hefe .., 0111 plo'ltnce prcsldem We wele abo trClled 10 an on,ln.1 Ihae ple~"lalKln b, Mn E J Bilk . contill, the I~ WDlId', Fw ill St. Louis; 0111 FebN.ry meeunl WII • lUI( hlnchcoo to whkh we were 10 bOIl, • " Greek" friend , The ddiclOus dishel werc p,epared b, 01,11 membeR, and (OPI" ofrhe f(Clpes wele .....il.ble to .lIlhose pmelll Our speuel wuJack Billow, Inlellor dni,ner. whose 10PK WII "Oecol1lUn, with Amennn FlimIlUf(" EI«llOo o( offICe" wu held io M.rch , Ind our p10Jnm WII .,peCl.1 " Bl(eoteonlllln Girdenlll," prnenred bJ!he NisJoufi Bou.nlClJ Gil' den Ollr FoundeR' 01, bsnquel wu held 011 AplIl 21 with M_un Heu 'ni'les.nd pkd," u our lUau, .od locNdll'd the 11IdIlCOOO" Ibe GoMell Arrow PI Ph .. The WI, meeuII, w.., a ;olnl ,unKlI·toelllOl 1110_ cheon Ind 11111111.11011 of offlCen. The pro,raln f"lUred • fllhlon Ibow prncnled by. ioul drtll dlop and eOlided " The Spltlt of AmellC'lo Fllhton·'. SPlltl"SlImmer 1976 .

We w-.lt 10 offer IIpec:al bouquel to ANNE O ' CONNEU, prwcklll of the " 51,11 of rite Arrow" dlop, 10 the board ol!he shop, .lId 10 I" ..,juolecn: Theil bard work .nd dedlUUoo ha'fC e.lhkd UJ 10 dlHtlb-

THE ARROW Of PI InA PH I

76 un $9.000 10 chamy liS of D~(c:mbcr 31 . 1975 We: .. ,II dlSUlbult .n .d· dmon.1 U"OOO Ihd 'PrlDK We. tndrro. h • .,t much 10 citlrhnlr In IhlS hKcntcnnl.1 fcar

SPRINGFIELD The: Spr,,.,,f~ld Alumna( Ch,lb illrIC:d the yn, With I pICnIC II Inc home of JACKIE HOLT POW'ElL, h05lcd by Ihlt c:l.n:UU'It bo.rd

under ,he fine: ludcl'siupof our ptn,dcnl . ANGlE 8USJEK 8ENNElT We: h.d II our ,uelll the: 1(1I¥( ChlPlt' of MISSOuri G.mma who "Crt p'epUI"' (or Nth _uk Anll( , ....( UI • "try complc:t( report of the ConYCnllOn In "',.ml We: (nl(<<&ln(d the: chlplu Ind ,he: DI'W plcd,ts _lIh • coiTc( In StplCmber at 1M bome of ),HOEHE R.Ei::U RI<"'E. In Onobel we: hId. Juppc:r munDI in the M LUO\HI G.mm. PI PhI JUlie .nd nch onc: of 1,11 brou,hl I Grc:d: fncnd of .nolher ,roup The: prnl denl of DNry ColIClt, Dr Wilham E'"1:rhtut Int I "(1')' Inlplt1lll0nli \.Ik No¥cmkr was. bu.y month We hc:1ci our luro.craft ttt II EULA "'''E SENCE CUITIS' love,," home, and .e allO had a fine chin. aDd crystal ,how 10 .hic:h Ihe publJ.C mponded .ell We .re ,rlteful 10 JE"N O'CONNOR BUCKNER for.ll the.Ofk ID JofIUO, up thIS mone, mum, effon "hoO durin, Noycmbe:r.e had a helpful and IDform'!lYC .UI! from W"IY CUITIS HART, "I"mole PrO'lu\(e P,tf,ldeOl 0( XI PlO.lnce 10 february.e h.d a tn .. the home of M"ITHA DRUMMOND ClOSE Ind cekbrlled Lo,..h, D.,.uh the acti.e ehlpter Thu_as lito III bonor of II", 10lUItti oJ "'lSIOUn Gamilla. CAlOUNE COWPTON fAY mlde a fioe talk on CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT We h.d • bu". neu meeun, followlD' the ttl In MaRh,.e h.d. brunch II CATHY BA YNTON POWEU'I, OUI plo,nm II thai mcetUl1 Min, In ,nfot· mlu.e IIlk b, Mn Du.nt Wert! on the le,lOIIll GItI'I Shelter 10 Aplilwe hOllo«d our Golden A now 0", memben .•1so founde". nd Ihe ,radualin. Jofn,on of Wlt.fOUli G.mm., .i,h our founders' D., lunchcoa II TWin Oah Counuy Club We ¥Oled 10 COfHllbute 10 Ibe JUppon of the Re,lOfta! Girl'l Sheller as our loc.l philanthropIc proJ«l fOf Ihu,ttr We have had I mOil 11,1(("",,1 ,cal under (he ludenh,p oJ ANGIE BUSIEK BENNETT and our membenhlp hu IncrUJofd nollle· .bl, Wt lie look In, fOnl'ud to .nolher ,U·II ,nr

Al/u. Sup.e.,o.}".

MONTANA BOZEMAN A new mone, mUln, Pro,ecl pto'led sucensful for (he Boumn A\umnu Club thlt rnr Arrow,rafl pin h'''e Ilw.,1 been populI! In Bozem.n Thll relT the .Iumn.e dub combIned I bouuque sale wllh the Nowcmber AHo.craft Ilk hems .ere donltEd b, .lumnle dub memben Bat Jofllen Included ChratmlS lree om. menu Ind deeon· 11001 AIIO In NO'I'cmbel, 1.loe lod cheCK Ullin, pan, _IS bc:1d wllh ,he WOlher'lclub Husb.ndlJollled dub memben In february for. potluck dinner In Apnl 1M ICnton from Nonu.nl Alphl were luelu for • b ..,n. dInner

NEBRASKA OMAHA The Omahl Alumnn Club II compkun,anolher busy Ind ft'Wudln, ,nr undel the ludenhlp of prcsldenl, PEGGY MATHEIS BEIGUIN In Iddmon to our monthl, dlnncr meeliop .. hJ.Ch .re hl,hll,hled br pl'O,nm, ranl,n, from an IDformauyc tllk b, In emment Omahl 1"1· Chllltlll, Dr 1k¥erle, Mnd ofC«"lJhlon UninR"" 10 a 't,k ,ho_ ptt· Knled b, • loc.1 Om.h •• hop . •h .. dub .pan_ed twO IUle dl,lIme affaiR One. Lunch wllh S.nll, ..... fUlI for us. BETH WRIGHT JANSEN ... eh.mnln for thll e.enl, whICh _IS held 111 • chuKh on DeceDlbcr 6th It WIS I hl,hl, lu(ccur,,1 aKll!, .dl·allendrd b, duldren lod .nnd,hlidren of Pi Phi Ilum, .nd lheir lillie friends A m.....dous SID· tl . on loin from I depanmcnt 110«", WIt. Santi .nd Sin,,', hclpc:n (who wtle p, Phi .lum",ibcd Ipproprl.llel,) dclilhted lhe 'OUO, oan VlSmn, .lIh Sanll. Simple erafu. and a peanul butler Ind ,ell, lind· • Kh luncheon wllh IU Ihe trlmminl$. mlde thll a tUn Ind su((Alul "cnt _bICh _ill be held 1,IIn nOI rur The JofcolMi , our bl-IODu.1 Tuun, Tn , IS our mlJO' fund ......IOI p'o,eet and rcqulfU the: taknlS, time , Ind coopcntlOn or the enurt' dub 10 be JUcceuful UDder chauml.ll ANNElTE EDWARDS HUff, Ihe rormll hu bftn riDDled tba rut In IoUUal WI" to mue thll affau "en more altI'KllOOC The IU Wlf, beld nn Ma,6th Ind had. tNculeO' mal theme Th«"e PI PhI .lumole ,nuous,," offered dlelt bealltlful

homel to be: UJofd II tellUI,' tOI Ihe IU and tJ.Ckct holden ¥lIl1ed aU Ihree homcs, samphn, (i.e dclKlOw f«'pts II eacb Slop AI JOYCE JOHNSON MAMNEl'I. a hfadwcslemJlmbo!ce WIS In lull Iw,n. wllh hOlttUts .nd ICnen llUred ID .eJlun dOlhe. Out ",elll .ere Irelled 10 • Southwestern Flcsta Piny II SUE MAISHALL SINGEl 's where p, Phu we«" dfftJCd In br"ht ,lackJ Of plUO drc:lJots ARDITH HAlDLANNElT VICKERY _ .. hottt'll to I mOte formal Eutern Drawlo, Room theme Ind loo"owlll.e«" .orn Proliu Will bt: .hued b, dlC' Om.ha Home for Gilb and ArlOWmant The Nebrub Ikll Chapler II the Unn-eR1t1 of NebraUo.·llncoin In.'led us 10 celebrate founden ' D'r wllh them on Apni 2'th It the Ch.PICI houlC In LlDcoln It w.. 10 opponunll, to ICC the fumunlD,' ID ,he rentluon room whICh the Om.hs Alumnu Cluh preJofnted to Ihe ch'plu ....pe(l.al ChrlJtm .. "fl Ollr yur came: 10 I dOle wllh Innallatlon of new officen II our W., mewn, JAN SHRADER MOSSMAN will pICk up the ,nd nell fill 8Ul] R,.",r Ollc'tI1onh

NEW JERSEY NORTHERN NEW JERSEY Our first meello, of thc yur Will a tn In ~plember It SAUY HICKOK BOCKUS' home ID Wnlfidd II .hloCh time OUI pre"dent JUDI KNIGHT Itponed on the Con.enuon In Onober _e bt:1d our .nnUII Anowcnfl and bake .. Ie .h.:h w..

• ery ",((ellful PENNY HEYL hfOSS." hOllr. for a luncbeon meet· In Ed_ .hen:.e.ho b",d. boot «""I", on Ti, Mo.61tl¥.""

We enJored Ie.mln' .boul New Jetx'f IKhllec'UIt lD NOO'embe. II I metlln. In SAllY SOHNGEN HENDEkSON ', home In Chuh.m 0111 .nnu.1 Ch.mpa.ne Chtlll.m .. piny it .1 ••", • "I. o«auon lad _II hOSled b, ANNE CHESTNUT BA1TlETT In Chllham thd ,tU A luun, pan,.as hdd 10Jlnll.,.,. II the home of ANNE DUGAN NEWELL,n Summit Reclpts .e«" wid to benefit tM Khol,,,hlp fund and cveryODt enlored .. mplin. the delicloul food We JOIned Ihe ThetIS for a IunehC'On In Feblllary II the Shon Hilb M.II S~nl of our memben modelc:d clothcs from B All.mln's Ind ,"'e II. I prt'lleW of Iht IprlD' flSh,ollll .

In Mirth we hotted a .ine Ind CMoe pan, for ollr hIlJb,nd. II the home of CAROL HAliAMAN MILLER In Wllchun, A ~iklll 'lIctlOn w.. IhoO held .hJ.Ch neued I profil 10 be .dded 10 (he Kholanhip ""nd Wc .110 h.d a l\lncheon meetin"t the home of MARTHA G RONEN· BERG GUTMAN In Btrkek, Hellhu .here.e had I pro.nm on Phi· IanlblOpl" FoundeR· 01, WII o*ned WIth I luncheon II ,he Suburb.n Golt CI\lb in UnIOn The Jencr Shore and K,d,cwood dub, joined U5 fOI IhlS cekbntion Our 1111 meelln, w" held ,n Uppcr WonKlatr. JANE PIERSON LORENTUN WIS OIIr hostts:J. The n", off"ICe" .elt Instilled and I pro,ram on EIII, Ameneln lIeDC,hn, wu ".en We look fO",lId 10 .nother )'1:11 of fello.shlp In Ihe fall of 1976.

P,••] H"I MOil

10'

NEWYORK ROCHESTER The kochcster Alumnle CI\lb had In(Khel Inn-e )'1:lr undu Ihe dl' ~tlOn of our prcs,dent , SAUY SCHAEFEI SCHROEDEI The memo beR said ,oodb, 10 Sill, II OUI W., muuo,lS she lod hu f.mil, lit mo.,n,IO N",pon 8c:ach, Cald"omll.

Ollr fint mee"n, of 1M rt1.r be,.n In September .lIh I potlllck Slip· per II the home of our pmidcnl who Itponed an ber min, "".lIia as I dele,lIe II Con.enuon In JUDC In October we held I "cry JU((euful Iwo-dl' ArlOWcnft ",Ie II ODC of Ihe Ioc:II Ihopp,n. (enten Bcsldcs the m.n, IIcml from Anowmont, we also Included fclt Chrdtmu uu oralmenu m.de b, our memben from ori,in.1 dtli,lU h, our Pro.ince P«"udeol VIRGINIA HARGROVE . Thd ,Ut _e deCIded 10 h"'e I Holi. d., coffee to meet the ,..:I ..." hom .. for thc bohd." .. hKh .... held .., tM: home of RUTH ASHER RUMBOLD, one of our m.n, actiu Golden Arrows Thll _as followed i.n J'nllary with "A Potpourri of Needle· .olk" and • dtconun, .Ofkshop in Februl1, at one of Ihe 1oca1 deconlDllhopl AO(Kher wery Interutin, aod informlli~ pro,nm Ihil ,tit .11 preKn!ed b,. member of Ihe Monroe COIInl, Sheriff'. Dep.nmenl Of! Ihe Nel,hborbood W.tcb Pro,nm. At our annu.1 Founden' 01, mecuol. SAUY SCHAEfEl SCHROEDER prtsC'nled the pro,nm 'Iven b, VIJl.GINIA HARGROVE II Can.enllOo .

Our MI, mcelln, ... one of the hl,bli,hu of the 1tU, held It the Slone· Tolan House:, the ",ital knowo houK In the lochnler 1«"1 wblCh bu bc:c:n IU~nllt.JI, IUto«d b, the landm .... Sooc:t)' o(Wnt· eln Nc-w York Afte:t.tour of the house and ,udens, .e bc:1d out bUllI' DC" mceun, to the: newl, lenO'l'lttd bam whICh hu bc:c:n m.de into I mHuO(and oncDtluon cenle. Qui JUr ended wllh • worbbop mett· III, I t th,e bome of JANET BlAZILE ItNUDSEN In p«"p'fllloa fOf nelll rcar I Aero.crafl sale: Lo_IS' '"MiM,I..61lfo/.1

THE ARROW OF PI IUA PHI

" W INSTON-SALEM

SYRACUSE Th~ 5yncusc Alumnlc: Club It.ned off IhC' 1915·76 yn, b, bcml ",till N~ Yort Alpha for dinner at 1M (h'pltt boUK In uri),

or

St-plC'mbn Thu ,ut: the ,luIII'1 chlnce to see ,he summer nodC'corollproJ«l of ,he corponuon Slides of Arro-monl wen showlI Our OCloMr m«unl. ,Ito 111M chapttr hOl.lJC'. fututed I . pe.aiel from the letlUt of Women Voters who spoke on ,be Equal Ri,hu Amendment ThIS wu umd, u It wu up (OJ • ,ot( In ,hc NO'telllbcr (I«tlor» Our Arrow<r...rIJIIle w ... hdd I' twO locuions. one the end of Onober.nd the other in uri, November. II _u. hlile JU ( CUI .

In JanUlI')' wc had. co~tcd diSh IUpptf-.UU, (un wllh mill, new r.cn prtKlIl We were 'pln uked to help wuh rush _lib our SCrvKC'S IS Idlchen help and 10 m":c (oolon or whitner is nc:cdcd (or the .,.n~s All plld members .ere eh'lble (or 1 door prize The annUli luncheon wu held lithe University Club in Fcbrulry .

Thc Foundcn' 01, mcctin& was held u thc chlplet house Thc acllyn PKptlCd • deliCIOUs lunch, Ihcn plc.$CntEd IhE Clndlch,hun, ctrcmony hononn, OUI Foundr"

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NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL Chapel Hlil AlullUI'c Club mcmbc:n btpn lhe ,til With !he tndiuon.1 ca."ctrd dISh WPpCl1I thc chap'" house In honor o( N C Alph.·, "0 new plcd,es A Ihorou,h Connnuon lepon (,0m our dck,lIc SUE COLWEll LINK hl,hh,hlcd 1M dub ', janu.ry meeun, Foundcn' DIY wu ulebtllrd with !hc .cun chapter I I Ihe house: Sc:holanhlp and KnlCr .wud, wrK plrsc:nlrd 10 the oUUllndln1 IOIVC' .(Ier I deli,hl(ul dinncl Thc evcninl ended with I c.ndleh,hl ccrcmon, In honor o( Ihc twd,c Founden GMJ", Grt",rultl Applq.,,/

CHARLOTTE " lam Woman " wu Ihe Ihu"II.round whith our pro,nm, ecnlcKd Ihu YCll We brian our ,ur with "My Frirnd,hips Rcnewcd " b, ha,inl • dritClolu coupln' potluc'" WPPC:I .1 Ihr home o( CAROL BASKIN HUDSON , " M, Sorom, Tod.,. ·. our Scplcmbc:r mecllnl. rnlurrd a coolly" hlnc 10 whkh everyone came dK$SCd as Ihr, dId In 1hc:1I colk" da,.. PKs!denljANET REESE abo laYC UJ 200 lruorm'lIve Kport on Ihc 197) Connniion For OCIObc:"1 " M, Phlllllthropy_ an In,(fUnor', ImpR:$Slon" Edwina Bnn,k of Ihc Crnllwoe Aru Depanmrnl or UNC,Charlollr and formrlllUUuclor II ArrOW-nlont plrKnlcd • .0 uHcrestiol talk about .nd Ioolt I t AncrwmOGI .100, wllh. bc:.uu(ul dup!., 0( her _elVlnl A very wccnJ"ul Anow-enrl uk (ollowed. " Mr Holid., FuhlOft Loo ...... NOftmbc:r·. pto,tlm. lOOIt UI 10 SCl~Soulhpm (ot • deh,huul fuhlOCl ,how and (ucUlaunl demon· unllon o( dlfferenl loolJ cKated w/lh 5C.nn Due 10 bUl, holldl, 5Chcduln, DC1:Embc:r' l le,ul ... menin, was ditpc:n.$Cd with, bUI CV'I:ryonr enJO~d the P'nhelluK ChlUlmu coffee hotled bJ PI Beta Ph, janu.,,·, mccun, brou,hl I locll (em.le aUOf"IIcr 10 tllk wllh us aboul " My Le,.1 lllhu" In Frbru.ry we III h.d I ,mt lime 201 " My Gal. Uptown EftnlDc" , • coupln' eoc"'"il pany held on Vllentlne', 01, The hon d ' ocuvres weK " rummy" and the VtrW from MARCIA MYERS MURCHISON ', husband', 24th floor b_ otTl(e wu brcuh.

11"'ln" Our )l,hn:h p.olttm . " M, Ima,e", WIS poltpolled due 10 a visil by our I"CIOUI Alumnae Provloce Prc,w:lrnl , ADRIENNE HENZMANN .

Followinl ,he:rry with Iht tltcutive board and dinner with Ihe board, Ihr ,rntnl m«ulI, Included the elcellon o( otTtCen, the nWlCluon of • tn"lJ(d conlUluuon Ind by.b..Slnd. IIIk by Ws. Hentmlnn, " Wy Club lemembc:red ", our April Foundc,,' clY luncheon , wu lhe: OCCUtoll chOSoCn 10 pICKll1 !he Golden Arrcrw 10 FLORENCE SCHElklCH ANDERSON and DOIOTHY ZE1UIEISL ADAMS In .ddltlon , • charmlnl ovcrview or the Chltlolle Alumnae Club hlSlOry wu Ilftn by hlltOu.a SUSAN SAUNDERS. _boo bas (omplled • bc:.uulul permanent ham.,., 01 our club dU~lnl !hIS ,car Apnl .Ito proVided UI With the P.nhdkllil IUlldw:on a.od (lIhlOQ show ' N'r fou'nd us " lneilll,In, Nr Appetite" 201 I "'-IOU' IIlld IUlKh~n at the home of NANCY CROUCH FINLAY Whit an enjlOrable w.y 10 cod __ tiwr yn. Ncrw, l(te.NCh I marvelous~, _E:an: aU loo"'iDl (_ltd to ntll ~If', fuil , hlrd ..oct and fncnd,iup

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An utly Ita" 10 our alumnI( dub ynr _II ptovided by ,be klnl Symphony GUlki The Wmuon,Salelll PI Beta PhI Alumllae Club sponsored I boolh for Arro_clI(1 201 !he ,Ib., country.fair Iypc " Symphony Shlndll" The ShlllCitl, in catl, Srplembc:l, w... rml (0. lhe Symphony and (or PI Phi, and a hu,e success /I wa' The WlOlton· Salem .Iums were nOl pkascd O'Iel theu ,nod puhltC reJ.uocu WOft HI,hll,hn of !he dub'. aCU"lUn fo. ' 1) ,'76 IIKluded III Scpumbcr I meeun, wllh hu,hand, on the timel, 10pic of OUI Socill S((\IIIIY S"tem- II' problems .nd Itl fUlure The IC'lond Innua! " Pi Phi POlpourri", OUI boutique "lent 1\KllOn, was held In NowcmiKllI thc home o( NANCY FAIRLEY SPILLMAN, A,ain , Ihe (un .nd sumss o( IhiS rYenl wu entoyed by members .nd ,uesu .lib In j_nu.". our Anowmonl 5Cholanhlp r«lplenl (or 1915 , judr Eddins. provKird .n enlellllDln, .nd enh,hlenlnl proe:"m on her .sil....nceninl course II Allowmont thE ple"lou, ,ummer Hr.r cnthu,ium (or our Mhool In G"hnbuII h" (enlinly Implied OUI .Iumnle ,roup and we Ite aniIOU, 10 uln Ihe money for .nother ICholanhip.

A lovel y candlellihun, cuemon, concluded," bounllful Jllad and sherty IUlKheon on founders ' Diy Thi, year's luncheon w.. held In lhe: home of our prUldent,cleCl. BEVERLY BARRETT ISLEY .

Alwa" well aHrnOed , OUt couplcs' ennt! Ibis ,car were I Iovcly Chilli mas coc"'tlll.nd hon d ' ocu"re IIthelln, I [ BECKY CRAWfORD ANDERSON ',.nd an euly ,ummel B.t,B' Qur II KITTY MOTSIN, GER. GRUBB', Nowlhal we arc tn OUI founh yeti u.n .Iumtlle dub, lhe: hu,band, .$Cem to look (or-lid to Ihrsc: ,et-lOlelhEn as much II lhe PI PhiJ;

OHIO AKRON Our tMme Ihu yell Wl$ dnl,nrd around Ihe Ide. o( " GelllO, 10 Know You " and (ulurcd aCIiVIU" ,uch IS: tM Chnumll p.n, II PETIE GRONES LINTNER 's home; a Loyalty D.y cove.ed dish luncheon II NANCY OLDHAM SEIBERT's; .tld a husb.nd ', nllhl 01.11 III febru.ry where hu,b.nd" (!lends Ind ,uau, spent the e¥tninl .t Ih .. n ... (oli«ullt to lI"e Ihe C Ic"eland C .... llen pl.y b.... nil.1I MARY lOU DEAKO KARAS Wllin ch'.,e ot thlll.ner prolnm.

Founders ' DIY , under Ihe ditccllon of PAM GUYON LYDLE . wu heki In Cknland .nd IOcluded Ihe Ilumnae dubt of Cleveb.nd Eall, Ckvcl.nd Wnl . Clnlon and Akron , Anolht! lIOCiai uent (ellured a Wille TUlln, p.rtr A jOlnl meellnl wu held wi!h Ihe Kapp. Alph.

Theil ', II the home o( MARION OITH PEARCE III Milch ; .nd OIU Iall merlin, WIS • surprut bnd.1 lhower for our prcsidEnl, GINGER LEE BUCK The Iheme of the Ihower (or Ginl" wu " Thlnls You C.n ' l Grl Alonl Without " .s ..ell .. a call (Of (uollle 1C"(1pc1 from each of Ihr mEmben

ATHENS Athens Alum Club bc:pn the 1915 ,76 ,UI wllh • sal.d ,upper, buffel ",Ie Gunts were the OhIO AI~a cbaplu housemother Ind fWO of 1M oWleen Ch,pler President Tern NOOK .nd AAC Ch'lIman DEE LA WRENCE. 11\11: rcporu on eon"enllon, In OClobc:r an Arrowcllfl sale and IU u Ihe chaptel houle wekomed the publK with a ipC1:lallnVllluon 1010110 P. Phl.lum, In nellhbannl towns J here wu no Id mllslo n, and. new teuure w.. demonJ[tllIon 01 WeUlft" canln, IDd wood catv.n, o( flowen (rom dlffereot woods wh IC h wetc ,IYen 10 YlllIOn A( uvn Ind pled,es 1101 onl,. shued houl( Ind "'"ehen bUI helpc:d wuh housccluflInl, publIC!!" pourin, coffee and wr ko mln, VUUOR Afler-uds ther wele the rC1:lplenu o( remltn, In, (oo"'le, and nower arnnlemenu Youn, visnon wcre pameulltly delilhled with the sale 1011 .nd played hlpplly with tops on Ihe nool in lhe re cepuon h.1I Sc"e!"ll O( OUI membc:nwllh C!"l(1 utlls donated thm own lIems, ,1¥ln, a 20"'" commlMlon 10 the dub In Nonmbel, '1 usu.1. we held I pow. wow wilh pled,cs Ind new UII' UIIU In Decembc:r our plan, to carol.t tbe chapler house fell IhrOlllh Everyone', nlendar was tOO (ull The While Elepbant Auction Included JOme .nuque Item. In january Some of us mviled IS IUUU .n alum of anOl: hel Greek o,,'nlllllOD Profit (rom !hll sale wu ocellelll, .nd the (un wa, au,menlfd by comtnillems and surpruc ba,. Our Febl\l&t}' meetln, (ellurc:G hUlory .boul !he bc:,IDnm" of AnowmOfU .nd a un:

by I farult,. member of the OhilO U Home Ec . Dfpl l1 rnen t who lold o( hc:r ImprCMlons u. recent "lIdcnl II AnowmODI In Witch JANE HOUCHENS TUTEN , Eu Ahlm Pro.. t.n« Plnadellt, vlllted and tllited wllh us Apnlwu,t1'Cn e'ICI" to I FoundeR' DIY ba. quel wilh the ch'p ler Our fin.1 meelln, (ellured a ptolnm of . hda of

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CINCINNATI The Clntlnnau Alumnae Club It.tlcd the r"" off _lIh I Kfln of Auowu'l(' pin held In (OUI dlfTcrtnl Kellon! of lown ThiS wu ou, fint .nemp! It an Auo.-cnrl ule of Ihll lund We.1I enjOyed wOlklnl IOltlher 10 make the "In. success and ftc-He'd I $200 pro(l! (0' OUf tflOfl~

On NI«h 20 . the C,o(lnn." PI Phil held theu founh annu.1 ladla' DominO Toum.rncm II CorlK-ll Town, Nusic: H.Il, In C'OtlnnlU The dar WIJ 1111n a hUle IUC(tH th.okllo eyeryone' who worked 100 hard The dub ntlled. profit of 1628 The' monq _u ,,",n 10 ... ,IOU, b:al

phlllnlhlOplC P'OlttlS Indudln, the CIn(lnn," S,mphon, Rtmtlll' bnnce fund S~ )O _u 'IYtn 10 Arrowmonl We hid. ,ml ,nl {or 'PIt.hrt Theil loplC' nn,ed f,om _omtn ', ,yft\nl.liUQI and Ihe (arc of Indoor pllnu 10 promo"n, downlo ... n dutlopmtnl Ind renOYilltl' old hou~s Our " SI,OInC orr' mttlltl, Itl MI, _u the InSlalbUlOn o{ nt_ off.. (tQ .nd (OOk",hlne Wt ...ere dthlhttd 10 hlYt _lIh u, (wO PI PhIS (rom OhiO Ztt. ehlpltr, Miami UnlYtQII)', O.ford, OhiO, pIUldtn!, Dllnt RlllOII., .nd Zcbble Meade Zcbb'e In-tlnd tht Chip' Itf', Intlual KholllJh.p 10 Ano_monl Ian YUI Sht ,hl/td "'lIh us ~,uliful ,hdC1l ,he look dunnC hltt VI,It In GuJlnbu IClnd dtKllbtd fOI u, ... h,l hfe IS bkt 1.1. nudtnl II tht A"owmonl School of Am ,od Cnfu for a ... ttk h ... u I m~1 InSpIlInC .... y to dOte: dlt yUI fOI UI .U' K.,lun", SIIft

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CLEVELAND WFSf Tht 1911,76 )'ur for Clutllnd Wn. ~,an ","h OUI n.ormll ddlClou, potludl.upptr Whilt "'It ftUltd ... t hea ld tht nt"'. about Conwtnilon from OUI pruidenl Onober ... u full of ICI/Wlly u we h.d • IlI,t .ad Yt.." su((t»fui Allu,.... .JilJ,lc on Onabel 91h 2nd Ihtn ... t Ift.'~ nut, $tlwt. 10 I luncheon Ind "'Int u'lIn, pany on O<lobtl lOlh I" ... t 1ft alwl,' t.."ln, to lIay .b,tu, of POPUIaI ,udln, muetl.1 fot OUlyoun,51trs, Proft$SOl Na.." Eblt o{ Clit Wtlltln Rutrw UnlYtIJn, pttJeottd • nry Informl"", pro,nm on " Whll Youn, Adulu Are Rudin, .. Tht hohdlY IUton _ .. usht/ed ID ... lIh husbands and ...... n m«lIn," 01011 .nnu.1 HobdlY Optn Houw: .nd llie nl,hl ,nub We ,oIMd _lIh 'he Chi Olllt"J to hHl Prolt*", W IlIlIm A Allmu of 81Id"'In-W,lJue Thunt Dtpanment prnenl a humorouS-ln.el, p,tuwt readlnl ulltd Man WI Womln. " Tht B'1I1e oflht Seln" Thll pamculaf pro,nm ..... Wtry Ippropnltd, follo ... td by Alnnlm US AllolOty In Iht Cnmlnll DIVISion of O\Ir Ftdtnl COUll, Wilham Bt,fr Mr 8tytr tnli,hltned u. 1001011 OUI jUdlfll1 syllem Spnn, didn't sneak up on Ullhll rnl Wt ...ttt rud, on tht fiQI d,y of sp nn, ","h I pro"u"we dlnntr thl' WII lUI), .nd fun We abo kepi U\ lIep wllh lptln, by hUln, a ploanm on dtcOflun, ","h pllnts " Um,," "'I.lilht kt)' ",old to daM: our '76 ytal We unlltd _Ilh .ht Ckwtland Eau, Akron and Citlion Alumnar Clubf 10 c:tlebnlt Foundtn' 01" .nd ... t unlltd ","h tht Itllyn {Ol our final potluck "'pptl Not on" hut ... t had In Inform.uwe .nd lOCI.1 filltd ,cal, but_e hue had I It ... ,rdlnc )'tlf U "'til Cltwdlnd Wen , aJ Iht admlnillfl' tOlS of tht Ela Sc:hol.nhlp fund thai. Jupponed by all Eu PIOVln(e k,ts Ind unl~nllln Tht Cltyd.nd Wtll (hapttr also donlled tht mont' 10 The Chlld rtn fOltwer School fOI .he rCluded .nd mull/pit handicapprd chlldttn, 10 bioi, ponlbk pamtloni for tht dus rooms In c:oncludln, the Imclt and Iht 1t1I, ... t frd U If Wt hut ...orktd hlld 10 fulfill OUI nteds 10 tlch olhtt, 10 Iht Irllyn, 10 outKlYts and 10 our (ommunlly and ... t alto (<<I th.1 ...e have Ju(cc-edtd M,,... El'Kholl $cOl'

COLUMBUS Thf Columbus AlumnI( Club undtt the kadef5h.p o{ BECKY MILLER DOCKTER tnloytd lOolhtr fuifillln, 'til Tbr: f.1l be,ln ... lIh I Wtry tnlhuJIUIn 1I OUI InnuII dl11ner mttun, _htlt ... t htard luccnsful nl"onl' Convtnllon Wt. IS Columbus Ilumn't, "'Uf weI')' plOud of our .... lId fOI Iottond In Iht nluon m Ano_, nfl ..ks OUf

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Ano ... cnfl ult, In "Ovet FOil, Luncheon ." I " PI PhI TtnnlS Round Robin ," I " Mornm, IIlhe An G.Ut"., " .nd .... tddml dIns JlvJt sho... ","h PI PhIS 0 .11 I,n ... nt .mon, our umqut proarams .hlS yur W( 11$0 plllKIPlltd ","h Kappa Klppa G.mma, Klppa Dtha . and Chi Omt" m pllnnm, a ,ouemtl luncheon Ind "yk ,how OUf InnuII Foutlden' D., brunch Ind I C M«lIn, (onduded OUI .ptm, and 19:),1976 ,Uf

D AYTON blU'?omethln, old Somtlhln, new, Somtlhlna hono ... td , Somtthln, No. the Day.on AlumnI( Club d.dn 'I Ctl marfltd , nOI .tt Ihcre nup.

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WtmS to ,un fit our " .. ny JeIlV,,,,,, of tht PUI 't~r Under "lOmtthm, old " "'e found OUIKIWtlltYlw.n,lht ICUYt ChrtMmu PlllY . th .. )'tll m Iht fOlm of. brunch If MARTI BOWMAN EBELING's home Tht (ood , 1I1110lphue , and lurnOUI ... crt fabulous enou,h to makt OUI "torTItlhm, old" I definltt IIOffIt, Ihmc for ntll yur' "Somtlh.nc new" wu nOI only Ont o{ Ibr: ynl" hl,hil,hu al fir aJ fun tvtnu, bUI "'U Ibo a bl' boosl (01 OUI AlIOW(n{1 Slks Th.nh 10 "IAILY BENNETI RADABAUGH , ... t found ourwlvtl lII.nnln, I boolh IIlht Da,lon OklobtrftJl Oktobtrfnl"'u I full "'tektnd .n 0<tobet ... htn D'Ylon mflrh.nu IOd W'JfIOUI,IOUpS ,lIhtltd Imoo, !he man, dOUltltd alldtm of the DI110n All Insulutt 10 ptddk Ihtll "'"t) Ptddlt ... t did {or pkuur( and profrl Think 10101 Miry for (0'" ItII: us ,nao "somt.hltl, nc ... ': AnOWCI1{1 IIltl havt ntvtr bttn btlltl NANCY BLAICHER POLLOCK II our "lOmtthln, borrow-td" fOI Iht ttll Althou,h Jht "'U 01011110 btlltl ","h . IS Gnnd Conelpondlnl Stc: ,ftl/f. her dUlin ofltn requite Ihl! !-ht bt IOmtwhtre tbl: IKJldt DI)"on OhiO Wt art eaueme" proud ofNlnc)" .nd know sht 15 dOln, • 5U ptl lO b , bul we mus htl Our "lOmt\hln, blut'· IS twtryOOt' , " lOO'Il'1hltll blut"- tomtlhlnC rtd . _hll( .nd blut W( IJ PI PhlSlnd IS AmtflCanl "'lIh GUllltil lind H'PP1 B,nhd.y May OUI ,"dlYldual efTo(1) comblnt 10 ,In tht$t Unlltd Slllnof AmnKl .It,1C1 off,"h, Iowt, INlh Ind prospttlty In Iht ,(1/1 10 (o mt

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SPRINGFIELD DUlm,lhll bKfnlcnnlal YUt, Spnn,fitld .,U alumnI( hlwt btcomt mcrtl)IOcl), IWIU o( OUI PI 8tta PhI htfllalt DUlln"ht summu we had fun m.kln, wd.,tl pl110ws fOf 01011 chaplU It MIIml Unlwtl1"" OhIO Zeu. In OC/Obe-I, JEANNE WARYE Itpomd hl,hh,hu of Ihe 197) Conven"on Wt ... tlt hon.ortd .0 h.", JANE HOUC HENS TUTEN, AlumOlt PlOvlnct PfCS'dtnl, u our ,Utll II a luncbr:on mttlln, In Dtcembu Our Ftbru.1'}' mttuo, "'1.1 hdd II .ht homt o( ANNA JEAN 'A,PAS GIANAKOPOULOS ","h SUE HICKOX COWNS pre~tllm, I PlOlflm on Holt Hou5( Foundtn' D., ....1 (dtbnltd _lIh • dlnnn I [ tht I\ed BlICk Tutrn ,n LaflYfUt ","h four Golden Arro .... pft$tnl Elen, Ktmp, • fOfmtt 5ludtn. a. an Anowmont ...ort,hop. tn,hulI&llltlUy ItlaleO htl eapentnC"n Ind dlspla,td $twenl eumplts of (opptr tnlmtltd tn{u ... hlCh sht hid crClltd Sht npfC'lltd hu Ippltcll'lOn for Iht unlqut Oppol' lun", ... hlCh Arrowmonl prowMin {Of cnfumcn We hope 10 ~come Mlltr Icqullnttd w"h al(1l uuwn II a SUmmtl ''''Im pan, 1/ Iht homt of LYDIA KAUffMAN MARTIN

OKLAHOMA BARTLESVILLE Th( BanitSYll1t AlumllIt Club h.d Iht firtl 1II«lIn,ln AUJUsI , IIUI btfort formll rush II tM UnlVtnltlei Ellhl mttlln,s ... tlt planntd for tht )'ur OUI OmICIOn Prowlnct Prn.ldtlU, MOllY NcARNIS GRAf, from l.mk lotk . AlhnJlJ wlSHeO loll on (kIObtt lJrd The oKlCel1 of our club tnrtn.InN htl allunch",n II Hdkrnl CounU')' Club Ind lattl Wt h.d I ,eMnl m«Cln, al tbe home ol OUt ntw p,nldenl, SUE CARTER PIINCE Noltt-,nc a fuJI Itpon on tht ConwtOllon hdd thIS pall summcI al Nllml Ind .150 ,Ut us lhe: .,try ,oad newl IhlllOrofll, hou~llrc full once ',11tI On Onobel 29th flom 1000 a m 10 JOO. P m OUI Arro"'C:rUl '(1 was held It the hom( of BETTY BURKE KANE h was nl" tnou,h In IhI: 1UI aod w"m WtUhel 10 that dlJpl',1 oJ h.ndiCrUu ... tlt on Ihe

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THE ARROW OF PI InA PHI ycnnda cm:hnJ 11K "tty Mllilfut home bllh upon " Kine Htll " whrrc (wo {'mil'e!! of KInes tnldc We clnfcd about 1,60 00 .hich ilKludcd UtOOO oa dM: bake uk: We ,hou,h, " wu I rt1Il ,lIcee. and lou ot

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Out ChriStmas In (or 1Ictllel and and thell mothen ., In annual "COl hdd D«lImbcr 29th It the home of IlUTH WELTY DENNIS ThIS ,tat, "hffh 16th. "C' ct'ltbnted our MODID~lIh Duo wllh the KlpP" Ind 11 ulad IIIMbcon "pul 19th . our FoundC'n' D., nlad supper.&I held It the home of CHARLOTrE GUSTAVAN WHEELER Il0l1, 11th. the tau mc:c:uD& or the JUf. ollr annul' picnIC Ind Installauon of off'l(cn wu held II Star· VIC.. Firm . ,be plJ(, of MAllY LOU PATTISON PRICE . one of our fifl)' )'tar memben

uu,5''''''.''"''00", OKLAHOMA CITY The Okl.homa ell), Alumnae Club has hid another Jucre»ful )'car CDhllKt'd by our Jc(On4 annual Anuque Show and Auo.ernt Sale held In Noyember The show . (o.,ponlOffl:I wllh the Grnter OUlhom.

Antique Dcalu, AuocJluon. Illow. our ,roup to work to,ether .nd enn enou,h money to m.ke .iluble donnioru to Anowmont ("00), the Oklahom. ubrary (or the Bhnd (' 7)0). and me a({l_e chaplen .1 Oklahom. Sflte Unl.enll, (1)00) • • nd the Unl.enll, o( Oklahom. ($)00) The ",on, IHdcnhlp o( SAIlA SHINN TREADWAY m.dc this projCCI po"!lIble Ihlt ~r Our ChuHm.., coc:kt.a Pill)' wllh our husbands. co-hostcG wltb the K.pp. K.pp. G.mm. Alumnae Club. w.., .,a'lI. smuh. ~)O people ,"ended The piny', .ble ch'lrm,n wu SUS IE LUCAS NELSON Ou r September meetln, w.... re,lItfillOIl eoHee wlm • Con_elltlOIl repon The Oc-Iobc:r d~n m«un, WIS shared with me IICIn-a (rom O .U and 0 S U. january w.,. tlSlIlI, luncheon with Ihe mOlhel'1 of ICli_u IS our ,uesll. A,'ln. ,n febNlry. we brou,ht olher Gree" IS runu 10 our tolnljun_-SenlOr ,ourmel luncheon held.1 thc dowo· IOWO Whitehall Club The club slUf demolUlfiled and sernd • ft.mlo, deuc:n . ~hf("h brOIl, hi decuon of nnlynr. office" .nd • spe.ker on "The C.re and Feedin, orHouM' Plants. " The April Founden' D., luncheon II .lw.)'I our rnome Iince we honor our Golden Arrow,. BEATKICE VON KEELER BRETCH de..-ribcd ,he be,innin, or Okl.homa Alpha. She wu ch.pter Kcretary III 1910 when the loc:.1 Phi Delta Gamm. bccame Pi Bct. Phi .nd Km:d II .n euly presldenl or the new ch.pter. M., WIS I joinl junior-senior dcucn wllh Inst.ll.non o( off'lCers .nd spclkcr JUDY MIOEKE SA MTER on •. Art for Childreo on a Raill, D.," OUI Junior .lumnac club, ullder the .blc dlflcetlon 01 JANE COOLEY HENLINE. II an enormous hdp on ou r m.jor pro;«" .nd mlinl"n. lit own bus, Khcdu~ An .dded hl,hh,h, w.., our clubs' ,poo$Onhip o( Oklahom. Siale D., held Aplil ~ 1\ 0 U. ALEXANDRA GAWNEl lJDDLE ch.ired Sute Diy wllh KllSTIN REEVES fRANKFUT actIO,U lreuurer The momln, m«unp Included . lumn.e club reporu , '(Ii_e mcmbersh,p ch.innan reporu , tlccnon of houM' corporauon memben. • od M'U1n, up • new JU\lCIUre for SpollJOl'lhlP .nd cOflUnuln, SUle D., on • b._ annual baSd. The luncheon w... 'lIended by lhe m.jonry of our wonderful O . U. and OS U. • cu?n E.ch school p_e • nub NIII Ind nch presideot ".e. repo« on -Clmucs and honon_ It " U\lly remlrtable: Ihl! lhey can do 10 much .nd mllntaln sueh oucsl1lldlo, ,rada The luncheon ended wllh.n lruplfluonal foundcrs ' D,y meDl,e by NARY LOU SCHNAUSSEI WOOTTEN .nd bonono, Golden Arrow PI Phil If blS been a bus, .nd .CI'ft yur for our club

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tI,. G.rtI." R,tltll#

CHEU , who II • membel of Ihe Tuln .Iumnae club Olher ~clplen" were Anowmonl, Holt House , and JOYCE TATE WADE , I 1oc.1 PI ' Phi who. In • nunlll, bome connkscla, from • Ion, »e,e with en(eph.lull In October Ihe club enjo,ed Ihe in,plfluonal words of MOllY .MeARNIS GRAF, OmICron Alumnle Pro_ince Prcsldent. fun wu on Ihe .,end. IOmetlma. la Dc:<embcr husbaDds were enlenlllled al • (esun " Beau" .nd Anow," pany. Arter the bu.incu seulon wu oyer In j.nulry , e_eryone con,re,lIcd .round the tndlljonal took, -shlne splnd 10 I,n, .nd to nt eookin atld tbc hu,e arrowIh.pcd cake. b.ked b, MARCIA MOBLEY MITCHELL III apprulluon of Ihe eOnltlbUllOn 10 The Llltlc Li,hthouse. Pi Phis Ind Klppas mel tGlelher In FebN'ry (or. MOnmOUih Duo luncheon Mlffh found the Sllien "nlln, to the iruttucuons of their telther In • pro,tam , " Bell, D.nelO, (or fUll , fllure, .nd frolIC " To climu the ,ur o( friendship and con linued Ffllernity work. the club ,.ihered II the .nnull Foundc.n· D., nlebtation on April 28 The luncheon IIbles were d«oflled wllh h.ndicflft lIem. to be uKd III nUl yea r'l Carousel The Fraternit, Founders were honored in • Clndleli,htin, celemony Four new Golden Arrow members ~cei_ed their urn.llon plnl ~ KATHRYNE DONOHOO, NANCY CAlNEY LEWIS, fRANCES MONTGOMEJI,Y McGILL, aDd HELEN GREGORY WHEELER . A re,iJlnllOn brunch In M.y .ssu~d the continuatIOn or the Tulu. PI Bel. Phi Alumnae Club.

OREGON E UGENE We PI Phi .Ium. be,ln OUI 191) -76 ynr with. dnICn mccun, In October The ,uelt lpe.ker WIS Shirley Wlboll, Dun of Siudents II lhe Uni_en", of Ore,on She lold III .boul prcscnt d., life Oft nmpus whKh brou,hl back fond memorin 10 euh o(us.

Noumber found us .1 the chapler house (rlebn tin, the (hlpler binhdlY. The ,Irit U.II' son,s the, h.d Willten (or Ihe occUlOn We selrcud Ihe senlol $On, as the Winner II wu • bw, mooth BUNNY BRISSENDEN NOSLER and NANCY TAYLOR MillER orpnlud a l'lnt IWO d.y Arroweflft u.1e which wu held in Ihe home of JANE CARUSLE MOSHOFSKY Bi, Sueccu!

Dec.cmber w.. our annual ChrlStmlS baUIt bcld fOI Ihe 161b )'Clr In the home of GLOR IA CLOUD SKADE . Our Febru.ry meetin, w" • luncheon with 1 speUe r. Belty Smilh who iJ • Eu,ene womln .ppolnied b, Prnldenl Ford 10 serte on me N.tional Com misston ror the Cclebflllon orlnleroltloo.l Women ' . Year. We 1011 tIIte of the hfe 10 W.shlll,tOft . D C . • nd.n Inside _I(W of wh.1 the comm,ssion IS dOln, for women Aptll wu I.', We h.d • pUll dlllncr With the ,uis from lhe chapter house Our ,UClII of honat were SIJl GokIen Anow PI Phil We held. Founden' D.y Cindie Il,htin, ceremoay .nd then bonored nch of our "" Golden Arrows, BERNICE SPENCEI CAWSON. LYDIA KING WACY, DOROTHY KEZAR PlITCHETT. MAIGAIET JACKSON SLATTElY , ETHEL GAYLOID WALKEI. Ind LEAH PERKINS WYATI wi,h • ,oldc.n carnation pin It Will • memonble O«UtOn Our M.y mceun, w.. OUI Iasl (or the 1"r-honorin, Ihe ,fleNllin, M'nlOrs It was ..... uusful ,car under ,he ICldrnhlp of our preSident.

LOIS PATTERSON SMITH , with ,oad .ttendance by the .Iumnl(

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LAKE O SWEGO-D UNTHORPE

TuLsA From Iwltd. to belly dillelll, the Tulsa p, Bet. Phi Alumn.e Club had • year of sh'fltI, worlt. Ideas, .nd fun , uoder the leadenhip of JEAN BONNEY NOBLE, p~lIdenl . The members were especi.lly plcaKd with the .nnouncemenl.t Comention th.t the ,roup h.d b«n chos.cn IS the OUUt.ndlne club '0 OmICron Prot"Ulce . The club ,..e . n to Klten W.hen. In Oklabom. Bcu leu_e, III aflend me .ummel worltshop It the Anowmonl School or Aru .nd Craiu The mott ",.ol.ed p!Oj«1 o( the )'C'Il WIS Ihe fund.rad'tI, one. me annu.1 PI Beu Phi C,rouKI hdd September 2~ It me bomn of NAlGAIETS'fIA1N BEESLEY and of NANCY DUNCAN I .ICE . The theme ror thll ,car' s bUhr wu " Fn:cdom Flin, " Aflera 1"r o( pl.nn.D, .nd erellUl,. me P, Phu sold handlCfl!l itcrDI_ h.ndmade cblldreD', domUl, IJId tOf' . polled plaaa_ Am:rwcraf, .ad mlDy ocber Ihllll" o.cr U)OO w.. rnlired from Ibe uk The: monc, went for leftnl philIJuhroptci. The b.r,ne ponlllft wu pfCWDlcd co The Link- Ltihthoule • • Khool for bbftd aDd paru.UY-51,hl~ childrea One of Ihe at,lJu%en aad adnuMJtfllon II MAICIA "OBlLY WIT_

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The L.b Oswe,o-Dunthorpc Alum Club haJ hid .nother en,o"ble yHr AI OUI finl mccun, IhG ,Hr wr were "ft.O • milll cookina cllSI In Ihe.n o( ert'llIn, mull".lIwn, JOIIp. AflerwlIds, we.U dcli,hled UllJlmphn, II lI.n .ppctiur (or our luncheon.

At our second meetin, we be,.n our oew prOjCCI: mllt,n, new inlli,liOn robes ror Ore,on's Utlft ch.plen 'fie hope: to UHen:JI other alum clubl In our Ina In th. cffon Molt of us remember what the rolla looked hb when we wcre .ni_es • • Dd we undeRl1IId th.t thc:, buu'l IlTipr_d mlX:h duriO, the pUt ~.nl Other workshops IIC beina hdd dunn, dw ,car 10 conunue th" proJect- We bope: m.t b, IKIljatlllaty, when ,nill.uoa limc rolls .round , we w,U hue. s.i,nlfKIftI contrlbullon to make to Ihe 10nl chlplers OUI.nnuallGoney-tal$ln, Cft(H II ,a fullIWmc aplO thl$spnn, We an blDJ t.....a. ollkn fat 1'C"'"RlIG' whxb will IN: GeIJ.end the mil 01 April LISt ~r our ,IOUP mlde .lmOS{ UOO OO-.nd £or • club U "nail u aun. th.t II qUlle ID .ctomplishment. N«dku to AI,. we were dellJhtcd mil sucb 1!Uk cffon could poduce IlK" rcwarm We .re tum, the mooey (at the 11111'111100 1'Oba.

THE ARROW OF PI BET A PHI

10 AI our lUI mUlln, we wcn: tnJu\I(lcd 11'1 some vcry bUlc "c!» of

Jap.ntK Oo_el Iln011n1l by DOC of OUI mcmbc" SlDcr man, of the spun, no.cn _err JUII comm, InlO bloom. hct drmonllnuon wu wtll·umrd We ,UII •• stlNt ,hee could (ODunUe .,th hel UUUU(UODJ on •• ukl, bUll'

NANCY BLACK WALLACE We caKd our'll'), happII, Ihroulh n·76 Wllhou! h.viI'I' any fund nlllDI "cnU but our dun. I.n rur', unnsry Ind profiu from Ihe: Arrowcnrl nlc: kepI u, In bUllons Septcmber bel.n _uh In orlanluunn.1 merllna An crllhuJIUIK report of the FlorId. Convrnuon ." 'Iven by Ihe /1.111 ttliled Up',lon

Pro¥,nn: PresKient Speaic.u (or 0111 Onobel rlu:nin, wu N,n. Wdls , an an InlUUClOI from. loul ,unlol hllh Khool.nd leClpu:m of our dub', $400 Kholaf' thlp 10 ancnd Ann.mont School of Aru and Cnfu (01 2 wcd:.

On a Tllln)' dar In November ollr lurowcD(t .. Ic wu hcld II Ihe nome- of VIIlGINIA JONES STEPHANS Gmnr hwn Itl Ibc formft 1"ldelKe- of SC'nllor Man HuflCld who WI' Ihen G01'emOI o( Ole,on A III,c c:rowd I"ended and salel werc terrific A JOInt ChllJIIDH cof(<< WH !wId witb Ibc Kappi Alphl Thelu bonorln, Salem acl"'" and mOIMn (rCKII both ,roup' In Jlnual), we hid a bnllKb wllh Ihe Oelt. Glmmu and lulened 10 a talk b,. C"CUII CounJudleJen. Schle,eI on Women .nd Ihe Law Febnlll} found 1,1111 the Olc,on G.mma ch,pler houle spread 01,11 In 1M dln,n, room n we hc-Id • IoCrapbook workshop 01,11,011 wu 10 "~ I new face 10 t .. lclC'd tc:npboob Ind rcc:orch o( the club P~K""'lIon wu complete Also, thai month p, Phu contributed 20 c&»erol" of6 '1'1l1elle.w,lb Ie-CIp4:.IO tIM: PlnhellcnK " Tulln, b~lIel'Ke " Th.s wu a 1'C'1" profitable ",enl Th,UY-IbrC'C alumnae .nd (Wen'y-K'I'e-n K', ,1'" (len KnlOn) from Ole,OCI G,mml .. tended our Founders' O.y '" Aplil NOI only drd wehonor 01,11 Foundcrs Ind ,nduilln, KOIOrs bUI .bo commemol.ltd the fi(ue-lb ytlr o( ou r .lloIm club ElANOIl DAilY CLAYTON wu Iw.,de-d the- Golde-n AllOw 01,11 lUI mee-un, w., he-Id ,n Ml,lo dcc:t n .... officers &n wu con, mbuled 10 IhC' Ano .. mo nl Crafl Resoulce- libra'1" OUI o( 01,11 Arrowcnf, u(ounl SUSAN MERR ill UTC HFIELD, pr",de-nl o( Ihe Nancy Bl.d, Wallace Alumn.e Club, th.nte-d he. 01,11,010' officers Ind her phone commlllC'C (01 IhelllOuluable help Ind Ihe me-e-un,w., .dJOurned E;J"h ll'dllJmJ Mdhll,,+

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA The Central PenMylvallLa Alumnle Club of PI Be-Ia Pb, held IU Ip"n, bulineN meeun, In ••hKh It wu lito a flfewell pan, (01 onc of OUI mosl enlbulllIll( mcmbe-n who II m01'ln, 10 OhIO On April t, 1916 nOI onl, wu lhe KI .... C (haplU 1'lIlIed b, Ihepro1'llKC prnlde-nl , bUI Ihe Ilumnae club abo enlcnalned our pltSl' denl Wc mCI (or dlOner.nd then 10IDcd Ihe ICUV" fnr a SII,htly Older Sluer pany Rt!lcsbme-nll welc Kf'fe-d and I Icelure on Allowmonl ,'1'en The hl,hh,hl (01 mlny alumn'e, bo_C1'er, wu , ucc:k up thttC' fL,hll o( nil" to tbe 5Oronl)' tulle- We ,U ,lIheff:d In , dusc)' c~t ,nd pulled OUt old e-ompos"" I Ih,nk the 'CU'l'" e-njoycd Kcrn, Ihe chin," In ("hIOft "much u we enloyed lerDlnlJCln, aboul our (olle,e d.~

PHILADELPHIA-MAIN lINE The fina l e-'I'e-nl of Ihe- ye-tr for Ihe- Phll.de-Iphlt toh,n lrne Alumnu Club wu • "Crepe FClc" It wu cnjo,ed by .11 II the home o( Ololt ~lIIrn, ptnlde-nt CLARE WEITZEL OEIlIl DEll In 101." DOOlE GOODWIN SHElTON wu mltalled u preSldenl .nd, 101'ely luncheon o( M:a(ood lua,ne wu scf'fed NANCY KIRWIN GILES w., lhe hoslC'lS In her ~e1y Gladwyne nome ,~ed b, the ,or,(Oul Pennt,lnnll SPIUI, colon Fou"de-Q' 0., WII held ton Spn"aflCid , Pennsyl'l:lDlI JOintly .uende-d b, tbe Mlln Lrne Club, Wdmtn,ton .nd Oe-ko Clubl It wu. dellahtfullunchcon and P'rt)' In W.nh we had ' Bln,o WIth BlDnl( " uu.....,n' a b9ar"d WIth p, Ph, do,arD on It We enloyed coffC'C ..,d ._C'CI rolb Kfnd In 1M lotti, .panment o(WINIFREO ~URPHY BARil

In J.nuary we had. buf(el w"h the hlollbands It Junne and 8111 ltBuhn's houloC rn Oe'l'on All lhe ,ood,cs "'e-re- deh(IOUJ .nd the e-1'enrn, I ~U<tns Our annual ,1(' ,llb.u held II Ihe- 1000ci, Penns,l ... nll (aIm hOUK o( BARBAIlA HIGHAM WINNER We had Chrulmu,herr and lou o( io'l'riy handmade- (ook,", uke-s and (lndr O(lober rind, the Pe"nlyl'l'lnll counllplde bunllfl, with colol and loaded with p, Ph. Anowmont ..Ie Itcms We h.d a ,ood crowd IDd a lucccu(ullulKheon ,harred by Jill SHINER HA YWAIlD and TONY SONKA DeCARO We hid. ddl,hl(ul Conwenuon report (tom CLARE WEITZEL OERIl ar Ihe bome- ofJILL SHINEIl HA YWAIlO We .lw'flenlO)' I b" clowd al Ihe Seplembel mtcun, fOf Ihe planntn, of our bl' ynl Ind 01,11 b" ule lune-h ... ., Krted Ind we enloycd 01,11 PI Ph, bondl Our deh,h'(1oI1 member and IUlhol ABBY SARGENT NEESE lold ul.bout he-I ne-w boo.\: "S.r,enlvtlle HlllollCIl Reminiscences ." How fortunlle ... e ,1I.le to be PI Phu

SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA Thc Columbll Alumnae Club hdd (our mtcun,. tim ,car The finl Wit • 'eol,anlllllOnal mC'CIIfI, bdd In No'embc:r The ICCond "'". 'l'ery succcss(ul"Glue- Ibe- GlOUp" me-elln, heldJanu.'1" 21 , 1976, II ,he homc of MARY ANN BROWN ThD meeun, wu well attended Ind pr01'rd 10 be a plcuanl C'Wenm, and a leJU1'Cnllln, rORC (01 ou.f club At thu meell"l all duel-pa),ln, members wen 'Iwen tbe Columbll PI Phi Allolm Cookbook whICh w.. 'l'I'cn 10.II,hOK alle-nd,n, Con'I'CnllOn lilt yell P'JI prCSlde-nu o( our dub had contrlbuled ff:n~., and lbe cookbook ua welcome addlllOD ro aoy cookery (oll«lIon On Mart't1 9, 1976, Ihe m«un, wu EkC'llon olOif'lCen ror 1976 Thu wu held II the home of BETH JONES MEAIlES , .nd the pro,ram wu about ArfI)Wmonl Founden' Day "'1$ our founh Ind final meelln, o( tM ,ur It wu celebralcd on Aplll10 with a lutl(Che-on al Ihc Summit Club. h"h lbo'l'e the CIIy of Columbia, on Ihe twenunh floor o( Ihe Danke,', Tnul Tower Socral o( Ihe Columb .. ~llIm' were honoff:d I I Founde-II'Oay )0 SEIOEMAN FOSTER WII eI«ted by the Greeh II lhe Unlwenlty o( Soulh Cllohn ••s Unl'l'e-nIlY Penon of the Ye-ll The 197) 011IIIl,ullhed Alumnle- Award w.. I'vcn by the- lilolm club 10 GINNY MAXW'ELl GROSE The .~UH ~h,lptcr o( PI Ph. at Ihe UnlvCl1I1Y of S C . named MARY LEES McGEARY I I Molt AClive Alum The Columbl' alum. did nOI hi" a IlI,c quantllY of mecun,_ th,' Ttll, bul Ihe- qual"y w.. weI} ,ood We helped Ihe- «,,'e ,hlplu III nuh Ind thfou,hout Ihe ycar, we leor,anlud ouncl1'es, and we IIIltnl.,ne-d ., 01,11 chle-( a(1IWllr Fne_tllillp whKh II, a(ur Ill , wh.1 p, Ph, 11.11 IboUI

TENNESSEE MEMPHIS The Me-mph'J Alumn.ae Club be,an our rUI w"h a June ,wlmmln, panr I I whKh wr brou,hl our lunch and dUC\l-o fc(omme-nd'UON We had I lar,e- lurnoul and (e-II lbu da, KI the pKe r", Ihe cae-client patlKlp,uon we- enloye-d all ,car In Seplember we had I lonly coffee and eoo.y-dtine-I fi,,1 (01 our dub October wu Ibe pltdlc dlnner.1 whICh we annoul'Ke-d the alum. wbo would be "SOSs"- slilhtl, older Sltlen-rOf earh pled,e 01,11 lradmonal ChunlDU dlDnel, u Ilwlfl, W.. I bll hit with each oful.nd our hUlb.nd, A potluck lunehe-on and bUtlnCN me-elin, wu Ihc ordel o( Ihc dlY (or bolh Febl\ll'1" and MaKh meeun'l_ Thcsc IWO me-e-un" wuc' bu.y On" I I whICh we PUt the finuhrnl louches on tbe plans for Anowrl", which wu held ,n M.rch Since IhlS w., our fi,,1 lime 10 hold' spnnlumc salc, WC' added planll to our wun (or IIle It was a hu,e lloIcceu April 24th rOlolnd us II Chickulw Counlry Club fOI • Io,ely Founders' O.y luncheon Our ,rand fin. Ie (or Ihe ytlr wu. lolly PKOM: wllb our hlollband., complcu w"h (rrccd ,hldtell.nd .lIlhe Inmmln,S Wc all'IIe-e-d "w.. a wonderful rC'lJ'and WC' look forward to bUln, u s"(caI(ula ycar III 1976,17

NASHVILLE MA1Y KAY CARM:ICHAEl was tht: hospltaI"y (hllltmlD (Of lbe p, Bell Ph, AlumnI(' Club o( Nub1'ille- and she llluodu(e-d .u or OUI aeU1'lIItS wllh a rhyme- "A lennd lournC}' In tht: (,II ,el 1,11 m the

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THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI sw,nl U only I could hI! {he ball. I'd bUI ' ole 8t/he Ju n' myucd liw Pi Ph IS 10 allend Ihe.t TenDIi 0" This WU the first of man, SCUYIU« ( o t Ihe (omma rur The alumnlC club has hid I Ind ,""diD, rut under the- dir£Cllon of our capabk p~$idcnl , CHARlOTTE ANN EDWARDS In Octobt'r tbe- mcmb<nh.p coff£(

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101 the' lime' " .pLlr dncnbn the m«tln, whlCb wu l<flIfK 'I'h hid In nullcrlt Conycmion repon . I deycr slut by NANCY fAWN DIEHL 'lId company (whtd1,lu qU Ilt. boost 10 OUt m"uulc salo) . II"" .llImnn were lOuodun:d . tnd planl (or the COmlDa fe'S! .crt announced N01I'cmbCf broulhl I nosltlalC mC'CIID, II the homc of BAltBARA FRIDRICH honoll n, IhOfC lmon, loll who hive work ed on .11 11 "Chrlilmu ViIIll" " We uw In mlcre'S!!", D('W shde prewnl:lllo n on A,ro'/'mOnJ Ind heard Ihe final plans for Chnnmas V,llile wh ICh was held Noyember 17 and 18 And Christmu Villalt had a (anllllK I"h Annlytrsn} IOdttd' We were bltsse-d wi lh bouu(ul weat hu. ,rot clowds .nd SUpt'I enlerl.inmenl includ inl Lynn Andenon There- wtle )4 hard work.nl chaLnDen (or this annUli eYent . wh.ch Included oyer a hllndle-d booths thi. yu r. Proceed. arc spin bnween the B,ll WIlkerson Hunnl .nd Speech Centtl .nd PI Phi philanthroplel "Con(ee-tlonall [lUll arc (or you 10 nore AI the Mothtl.Olulh!er Tu , Jane wllI,rect ,Oil al Ihe door l The tn WII MI " Ch'lumll,." ioYcl, Ind COl)' and" WII Irtar fun to m«1 Ihe mothets. mothen· IO·law . and daulhrers o( ou r :alumnae In J.nllarr we wert II«ted b, "Come and m«1 !he pledicl. Ict' , welcomc them to the fold Thcy' lJ bc our JUettl for dlOner and will SISterhood bchold '" We were enlttt,u'cd b, the 27 new, .nd enthuS!· UtK pledltcs In Febnlarr wc were Inyned 10' V.leoline·, Day prt·l.me coc:kllil buffu II the PI Ph, bou$C by Ihu cllch, YCtsC-- "Gnb ,our (.YOrile Vllenllne, let's m«t belole dw: lame OUI mcn mllhl hh to IlOk the he" wuh Ihe n.me .. The $CnlOr actlvc. Ind Ihelr dltu were our ,UCSIJ (or thlJ " Bowslnd Arrowl Pin," Ind a ,ood time wu had buD " Sptln, IIllmost here II the PI PhlJ lither a,llO. Coffee Clke .nd Elecllon II the hUllDe.1I hand'" At this Mirth m«tln, we 1150 hid I Ipt'akcr on " Hlltonc NuhYllle" who WIS werr ,n(ormaIlYC Founders' 01)' was held Ind-"Our Founders would be: proud o( Ihe lad,es hele thIS nllht . AI we ,hire the hOlpuahl), or Ihc Chancellor'. Ioycly wire" We h.d peden utendl!\<e by Ihe ICIIVe club who Ilso enlen llned _lIh some w.nnln, We hid I dclKiOUl mulwhlch was followed by I bnl'f hUllnen ml'Clln" .he 1OIIIlIalion or offKen, I ,lide show by the aflivu Ind the '(Ilye .wards. The Ilumnae cJub has Ilotll 0( 108 dUe' pl)'ln, memben and we look (orw.rd 10 In eyen Irt.ter ycar not ycar

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TEXAS AUSTIN The Austill Alumnae club hid I (un . ItInOYluve ,car under Ihe leldershlp o( ANNE JOHNSON SCEPANSKY, praldenr . The ml Jor 10.1. o(!hc dub were 10 lnc:ru$C Ihe effecuveoCSf of the Slilhrlr Oldu SISter (50S) prolnm . 10 provide more opponunrua fOf meeunl wllh the I<IIYC chapler, and to crUIC a new WI1' Ind muDS proj«1 The 1IIumnie club bC'llin It. Y(1l I of c1otc: contlfl wllh the I<u.e chlpter (Tu .. Alpha) dllrltll lUsh , the buer Pi" o( AUlIIsI . by $Cndln, lhe ,Ills I (rlt:d ehKkcn dinner Ind crltn of rrcsb flUll The MOfhel1 Club liMl conltlbured IWOd.nners fOI Ihe chlpter On Onobcr ). Ihe SOS pro,nm (Of Ihe new pledla WII IluDChed wllh • pKnK supper prtplred b, Ihe alumnae II flORENCE HOLl.IS CLARKE'lllkr hOll$C The Ilumnle prov.ded I chlrtered bu. (or H.nl ponauon o( thelf ntw "'"r1e Idte-rs" to the lake hOtuc . Ind the new pledlel enttflllOed the Ilumnae wllh MInIS lhe)' hid lelrned on a retcnt retrell On Dece-mber U . •he AUllla Alumnae Club hid I Chnumu co((« honOfln, AUllln PI Betl Phi 1(IIYel, pledleJ Ind Iheir mothel1l1 Ihe home of GENIE BETTS MIUER Gen.c h.d her hou$C dcconlcd wllh Chtillma, Ireenel}' from Ihe w','lnd mean, proJect Thc 50S had Inolher opportunny for fellowlhlp wilh their lutle JlJlel1 on Febt1.lll}' 104 . lhonl, before IDIUlnon A Vilenune ', D.y tel w.. Ilycn '1lhe home 0( MAlGAlET REED COCKE In Iddilion . IheMOtM Il' ~Iub , Wlln m'o r alumnae pln"'lpllIDI, laYe I prt ••OIU.llon 1("1 on Inlll'"0n dlr, March 6. honollnl lhe nCOl' Inllllta Ind their mo dw:1I unr In Ihc Ipnnl on ApIII 2) . the Ilumnae dub IIYC • pooilide I\Ippt'r It the homt c# JO ANNE SH .... lP CROSBY hononnl TUII Alph. KnlOlJ The leHOlelhel1 With the Ttl"ll .... Iphl chlplcr cnded on I II)' nolC II Ihe FCKlnden' DIY cekbnllon The bnlnch WII held II Wcttwood Countl}' Club .nd .ltendlnce 0( the: alu mnle IM rnscd PlbUlnlllll y OYer the preVIOUI yun Thc PI Phi 'ItIltl1 pronded mOlt en,opblc enteOllnmcnl

The .Iumnle d ub decided 10 adOPI I new "'IY' and mellll proj«t Ihlt )'Clr by xlhnl Christmas , rtencrr The pilot Prot«t did qu iec welli nd ollel1 Inc hope 01 cap'DSIOO of ula 'I hlluer yetn, 10 addi· liOn, on April 8, .n .... rrowmoae ,.,k "'If held ",ith IUelU io.itcd , II the home of MARY LIB VICK THOlNHILL. The JKOlnm (ormll (or the Ilumnae clu b mectinp proftdcd opponunillct 10 In.lle lue'ts, 10 hell dcu.ib abou t l eliynics of me T(1Iu Alphl chlpter and 10 honor IWO nC'W membcl1 of the Order of the Goldcn Anow.

AI the Sepumbcl mccunl we hC1lrd teporn on ru,h, Coonntion , and the 50S pro,nm , Ind in Onobel" I tour oftbe T(1Iu Alphl houK wu liven b, houx corporation. The Noyembcr mceti nl w.. a " Fl'1m, Friend '," piny II which lime clCh Ilum could brinl I friend (rom Inother Mll1;Itil), At th e Febru.1}' meclinl the slue of officers "''' pracnted .lId in Mi rth the pI"ident o( the Tn.. Alphl chi pier 'poke lbout lbe: acliyj. tIC' Ind honon of Ihc Ictiycs Ind pled," o(Taal Alphl.

In MlY Ihe ,Iumn'e club hono rcd !WO new memhel1 ofthe Order of ,he Golden Anow, EVELYN fORSYTH SELBY .nd ADELE HOUS· SELS BLACK Elch of the Golden Anow membC'n w.. iouoductd .nd "ven I white o rnllioll cOl1lle. Then new offlCen Wele illSl1llled lad I lovely luncheon (ollowcd . The luncheon w.. . n en joYlble: endinl (or I (un , fulfiillnlilumnl e d ub )'t:1t .

CORPUS CHRISTI The yelt opened with I luncheon II Ihc Tow n Clu b. with JUDY GROH MAPLES u hottcu. Our p~udenl , MAIY HARlAL ClAW. FORO , lue her repoll' on Con.cnuOfI, bnnl,nl I frub enlhulium to the IrouP rrom her e_pt't1eIlCell1 the COIInntion, In Dctobcr, Men's N"ht WII held I I the home- oiC«il Burney, with JANET BURNEY BROZO IS hOSleu. Bllffel supper was lCI'Yed in thc larden ovctloo.lllnl COtp\lJ Chnlli BI" and the wealher was kind I, coopcntlwel Thll coYered dish .... ppcr proyidcs I ddilhrful o pponun ll)' rOf the P, Phi hUlblnds 10 become .cqulinled .

The Indillonil cooky.shlne took pllce ill Febnll,.,. BETTYE SKINNER CA MPBEll. wu hOSINS Mlny mem bcn recalled wilh nOSlII. , II Ihe cO<N:,.,hme' 0( PUt ,can-Vlriou, du.plen baYe YViCd lI.di· IlOnl for IhlS fpeCll1 " part,. ' . Election of officcli took place II Ihe end urdm mee'"'1 MARY ClAWFORD. o~t'Olnl ple.idenl, wu hosteu (01 the April Foundell' Day brunch , held If the Corpul Christi Countrr Clu b A Iovel, Clndk·!ilhunl cefemony was condu(tcd In honor of our Founders, Ind CECILE BROSSEAU KENDAU lcad In cn joyable piper on EMMA H.... RPEl TURNER Ind the 1I0rr of Ihe Emma HII'pt'r Turner Fund The new ofrKen wefe IDJl'1Illc:d , and I rlSinl.OIC oflhnltJ liven to Ihe !"Cutin, offKen (or thell finc work.

Tht pnnnpal hUlineu It the June metlln, was thll of rushlnllJld r«ommendlllOn, The Nih chillmin h,d prepared I thorou,h report on pOlllble nnd.dllC1 for rushin" Ind membcn conrnbulcd funher In(oeml"on ",hen pottable ThiS ended our fomtll mcctio,1 for the , ear

CYPRESS CREEK The C,Pfell Cfeek PI Bell Ph, Alumnae Club hid quite In Interell' In •• nd fulfilhn, ,ell The club mernbcrshlp COOlIUS of womu .. ho ltVt In ,ubdlvllIOnl In Ihe "1960" 11(1 ,bOtlI Iwen" m.l" nonh 0( Hounon ThIS arca II tht fUlul ,row,ol .ft the United Sill" Thetc lie " mernbcn spllnkled thmu,hout we,., Iovel., subdiVISion,.

Wt meet monlhly In homes of thc members wllh each holit U InYl1lnl ,not her mcmbcr to help her co-hOlt h. the f1l11 o( the )'C1If In Scp.cmbct the prelldenl . COR .... SUE WAlREN. welcomed new memo bC'n II I morn lnl torfee meetlnl Indly.dull inuodllClIon, were made and the (hipul to which elch be/onled "1.1 nltntd . Evcrronc ItIcd to remcmbn whICh M:ftool went wllh each ch,pler- I " tc.lCwin," lime l0111l We fOtind Ihlt we were- NUy Ind needed to "bont up" on our ch.pte-n The ml,om, or OUI membcllhlp Irc (rom SlatU olher thin Tuu In fill onl, len mcmbcn ate alumnae ofTulJ collelu Everr' one " tlle-r 10 m.ke new r"endl. 10 ,ou wtll find us a verr (rlCodl, ,IOUP The Pl"Olr1lm Ch.llmln . DEE ANN THOMAS pllnned yerr .nterm· IDl prOltamS rOt each mee'ItI, AI Ihe Octobcr mcellnl e'fh Clme drt'wd 10 hcl',ollele- dan· dothes ,nd told MlftIelhr.n1 unrque .bout hn ,h ap.c r or somc (unn, InCident thlt hlppcncd while .he "'as In .. hoo! We- unl '1 Ph. MInI' rtCHrl our IOftI book Thlt prOlnm helped 10 hrlO' UJ doscr 'Olethel liMe _r klrne-d ..ote lboyt cac:h orher throu,h Ihe Intereilln, ("lItIC lIotlCS Our Arrown.ft uk WIS In Ouobcr \f .... RY LAEL GlEESON WIj Otlt ItanOVI boliNS kllln, '"

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THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

UM' htl Ionly home In HunrwKk for dISplay of ule Items We Knt p, Phi II rrowcnf, m'lIluonl to OUI personal fnends , cach member In'lunc [cn to Iwcnty CUC,I.J

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proved (0 be I b'IIUCCCSI MARY JEAN fOWLER $"1' her spmnl"' ... hed "CUInI 'hrouchou1 Ihc day Vny lovely rC"fruhmcnll were brouchl by Ihc memben CHARLIE CANTREll, our PIU' Pro.mCf Prcudcnl. Clmc from the Ano_craf, Shop In HOUlton to help UI "lIh lbe uk Plans srI!' kin, m.dc (Olancuhcronc In ,he: f.1I NO'Icmbc:r found us cO,OYlnl • hiPPY IImc I t • nlad luncheon While there we .tt_cd the Ano-monr shde prolram pfttoCnlC'd b, NARY JEAN fOWLER , OM of our memben who 1$ 1150' memMr of the- Arrowmotll Board of DUfCloR A titld trip 10 dK Arrowe,..!, Shop .n HOUJI(HI • ., Ihc January mctllnl ( HAlLIE CANTRELL manlln ,be shop . • nd she look 1.11 on I lour Aflrr OUI IOUI .f mfl (Of IUMh 'II Don Ihf Bu( hcomiH:r Rfuaunnl , a ",ma,hlnl " n"" In"UI.1I1 lun. block from thc 'hop The month of Fcbrul,.,. found u, .1 'I cook",h lnf , OUI onc nllht mCflln1 of Ihf yur ZO GRANBERRY, .. TCU Il"Idulic. b.kfd IIIIC .InC .. lid bluf IIro. cook In .nd plactd thcm cnd 10 cnd .1001 Ihe fdlf of ... hltf Ihffl A hUIC IIIOW (ool"f ..., ID Ihe mlddlf of Ihe Jhffl Wine and btuf ('Indln .crc Iii around Ihc room emllol • chllmlDl .. nd •• rm .,motphfre Whlll: '111101 In • Circle .c "01 the (amllor PI Ph, _ I '. Ihc:n we broke. plerf rrom the bll cookie ,nd lie a bile 10lflhfr MIny o( UI h .. d nOI plruupaled In • cooky •• hlne eliClI, hilt Ihn one Zo planned. Ind ""e 100 rnJ'OYfd II The FoundeD' D.y pfosr.m .... planned by Off Ann (01 O\Ir lIhf(h mfeunl S,. membrD PlIllClpllfd ,.1id IoOme dre»t'd In Ihf ",If or Ihf 1800', 10 m.ke Ihe plOSl'lm more aUlhfnllc_ An uccllrol .llde .how o( Holl House ..u Iho.. n be(ore Ihf blOll"lphln o( OUI FOI.Inden ..ere prelfnled. A 101111 mfellnl wllh Ihe COUntry K.ppl' wu held 10 febru .. ry ThlJ promoted (,lCnd,.1Ip bel..«n Ihese IWO IrouP' A, Ihe pme lime . (Wetybod, fnl!)ffd I prOCl'lm on SeIf·Oe(cnse (01 Women plfscnled by a polICe ..om.n (rom !he HOUSton Police Deplllmcni The H~ulon AlumnI( Club II'ICIOUII, In""N UI once II"n 10 lOin lhem .1 thell founden ' DIY luncheon It the I,,,er O.b CCMlOU}' Club In Aplil McmiH:n o( the HoullonjUntor AlumnI( Club unfed UI wllh .. mlUK11 HII We ... ere bu.y In Aplil helplnl ,,"h Ihe PlnhcllclllC S'IO'Up rOI 1111. In Ihll Ifea who lie 101n1 Ihroulh rush One of our memben. MARY LAEL GREESON, WIlS ,hallmln o( thil ",n·up p,oll'lm , .. nd we helped hCI ...ork for iu lueft" On 101., I , our membeu had I l,eu lime .. 11,Uppel p""y Our hu.band. welf Ihere , .nd "WIS n'" 10 meel Iht' P. Ph. "buul .. The incomln, officen .. ere Innalled II OUI May mccllnl E"ctyone 'I,eed Ihal Ihil yeal hid bun _el) UlIS(}'IOI: We h.rl !rown to!!:rthcr thfou&h our PI Phi philan.

Ihroplc work u weUu rC'CI(llIonll upt'liencel lo,elher, Ind wr kno .. thl! Ihe nelt )'UI wtll p'oYe 10 be an even finer one under Ihe .ety up.ble lI:adenh.p o( OUI new plcJidenr

FORT WORTH Tht' Fon Worth Alumnae Club IS proud or IheLr aClIWe Ind profitable )UI under ,he leadeflhLp o( DEBORAH [RELAND STURDIVANT Drbol'lh (eturned f,om Conven llon ill MI'Iml , bun"n& wllh (I(ellerll .dea$ Ind PI Phi 'p"lI . both o( .. hlCh .he dlh&enily mlna,ed 101ncOl'· ponle ,nlo OUI alumnae dub plannln, Clmlndt'r1e Ind bu"nc. knf been .ccompllthed wllh eoopc",,"on (,0m OUI mOlhen' dub Ind ou r acll.e chapler (Tuu Oeltl) II T C U Ruth pro,rd elfllln, Ind PIl:'Slnl .. "h 14 Fan WOlth lUis pkd,ln, p, Ph, ItI ... ,IOUI ch.ptcn I"d ",Ih one o( our k,.Cle, bt'lnl etrned plcd,r d.ss prel!denl.t Tellli Un,,,enll, Dunn, T C U. Hom«Ollllnl ,he Ilumnae club wu honoled II a lea Ilvcn by the aCII"cJ The mOlhen' ctub .nd alumnae club lo&crhel hO$led a bclUllful Chrnlmu ,unl CO«CC In one of OUt I.ovehcsi Fan Worth homes, Ihl! o( ..IUlllnl MARTHA ROWAN HYDER Amy" and .Iums alto celebnled 10,elhef on Foundt'n ' Oay .. )Ot: T Gafcil's MUlCan ReUIUl'lnl We were UPCC:Ilt1, dcll,hlcd to wekome Tuu EpSilon {North TUII SUle Unlwenll,110 "chulenhlp" lUI r.1I All o( OUI bUllncu meelln" hive Iddt'd • touch or nlVor by In· dudl"l dcl«uble p'O,l'Ims luch II a SeulemeOi School prOinm and duplay (.. hen we aI$I) honored aUf Golden Arrow PI PhiS), • ,aldenlnl Inrormlnon pro,l'Im I p'oll'lm about fnleltllntll, b, ,ulhol'CSl .nd mOlht'n- club memberjanejUJlln .• nd 'I iliad luncheon ru,h mce"nl Third vlCt'.preudent PHYlliS SCHROCK SPARKS (luled • run· r.Jled Ilmusphefe wllh OUI bl' lnnulI Games 01, 'II Rld,lel Country Ctub In February The 10ui J drill Included lunchcon. IIVIl: thow pllnl ulc. bakc Pole. Allowmom pic . 20 ,raclOU,I, donlled door pU1.e$'oo bndrc 01 blc..,ammon '1101t'' Our attendlnce "u 2)0. OUI profit S 1400 . pi" of .. hoch .IS IIYell 10 PI Phi phlbnlhrople" Ihe Inl Ilvcn 10 a newly e:S1.b[lIhed Htlplnl Hand Fund - ror UIC In com· mUlln) 'fliC$ ThiS w" Phyll" bab. Ind IS provlnl to be an ueellem idu ('0m millY 1I'Indpolnu

CknmlanOlhel lun.lnd·bullncu·lrUcd Jell, wc look lorw"d to our COm III, year when our bl' .rrow will be "Ielded by MARTHA SEALY PRICE

H OUSTON J UNIOR AllOlher bUI, ,nd 10lelCllln. Y('lr (ollhe Houston junlOl Alumnae Dub h.., paucd b, In Onober we volunleered 10 help Klccn irltlder,a"en fludeou ThIS IS a Prolram plovlded by Ihc HouJ/.on Indeptooeol School DlSuill'l 10 detrrmlne "lIu.land luduoty problems (Of children December WII 'I h«IIC but (un·filled month Lunch wllh Sama .... .. tremendou, IUCfn.!l Therc were 400 children 10 Cilia, ..ck lunchn, plCtuln "lIh San I', alld colorful lcu",uel u eyety table A,. raull 0( Ihll pro,nm . .. c were able 10 donlle 1)00 to TltIMS, • chlidren'l Ihel'lpeUIOC nuncty In Febru.ry we enlOred 'I CUIIlO PI"Y 101 Ihe p, Phd Ind Ihell ,unu IIlhe HOUJlOnJUlllOILca,ue Good food, allla(ll¥e P"I«, Ind lou o«(un en.bled \11 tOlCnd U20 10 AnO.mOIlI The month of April (ound UI eclebflun, founden ' DIY II II"et Ollts Counlry Club The lunch w.., IUty, bUI Ihe sku w.., Ihe 10PPllli The Iunlors.nd senlORlOlned lo,cthello produce "LJe AI A HoullOn Alumnae" The (IICCI,IIII. younl mOlhen. 11'I"e1en, membc:n mo",n, (rom the Juniol Iroup 10 Ihe senior .roup. Illd Golden Arrow Pi PhiJ unl Ind dallced lhell "I, Icr0S5 thf JUIC 10 Ihe dell,hl ot Ihe Iudlencc Th( year hll been plofillb[e .nd reward in, (01 all O(UI The bell pan hu been meellnllnd renewlOl nc .. 'Dd old rnendlhipi Ihrou,h Pi Be" Phi

HOUSTON The Houlton . Ten. Alumnl( ClubenJo,ed In Inlelntinl ycaf, The Seplember Knlor meetlO!!: hUld I lutcCllful rush repon . Newl rrom M11m, "1I11~en by the .cuvel Ind alumnae th.1 Illended Ihe Pi PhlCOn"1"nlion III)une , 1916 E,&hly'onc new PI Phil were Invited loa Ne..comelS· cufffe Or Samuel jonn .. .., OUI speaker (or Ihe OCIObel mfflln, Ind he In(ormed u, o( pbnl (01 Ihr Nu Shepherd School o( MU,K 'II RKt' UOI~enlly Pam Sulh.. n . our Anowmonl Schollnhlp "Inner. ""e In 'DICIt'llIn& I'Ilk on her Clpt"ell(es 10 Ihe [UnIOn Ind senlOn II the N01"em bel meelin. A Holrd.y bruO(h w(komed Ihe n"" PI Ph.i pled,e,. Inl~elarwi lhe" mOlhen 10 Dect'mber Tht' TIIC'Sday MU'KaI Club Chorul Cnullllnrd wllh a BI("t'nlennlll Mllilcal .. Iht' selllorjlnu.ty meelinl The JunlOl nl,hl ,roup'l f..,onle P'Oll'lm "IS the Monmoulh Duo .. "h the Kappu wt're loci Talbell .pol:e rcprncnuIII Houlton Amelltan Re"olullon BKrnlennlal Commitsion Throulhoul Ihe , ( ' I ( we had mnrelllnl reporu of Ihe PI Phi Illp 10 Grteer. Ihe Novembel d~llIe 10UI 10 Ne .. YOlk Illd Ihe San AnlOOIO Hlp In .... plll SARA LANDON WII I[to n.med I C"a"on Membel o( ; HOUSlon CII')' PlnhellenlC III rC'Co,nlllOn o( oUllllndlll, sel¥ic:e II 'I rfprnrnlall"e of PI Phi [n M.rch wc rewlewed Ihe (OnSIIIUlion Ind hlilOty and cle(led ne" oerKen A spt'lkel (01 nUNS (TClIlS Rt'hablhl'lllOn Insillult' oC Menial Sclenct") drJ(lJ-»cd .... Y' ..e (ould help Ihcif Of.anlllllOn Twenly-one Goldell Anow members ..ele honored II our founden ' DIY lunchcon II the River Olb CouDlry Club In Apfll fOUl n"" Golden Arrow memben wcrc presentrd carnatIOn pllli The /unlOn wrole Ind perfolmed an enIC"IIOIn. dm Dllllni the 114'1 ' mCClln, the sen IOn "01ed 10 form. ne .. An,e1wlnl Commillft 10 live com(ortlnl .uppon 10 p, Phil dUIIDI IlCkne" .nd dLllrcu "[100 Innounced "er( the contflbullonl o( O\Ier ' 2200 10 Anow· mom. of ' 600 10 TItIMS Ind Ihe tchobllhlp or ' 200 III memo,.,. of Cuo[ Clrtwlllht

LUBBOCK Tht Lubbtxk Alumoar Club npenenccd I lucceuful and I""ardlnl H'ar under thc leadershLp or our prnldfn!. MAlty ANN INCE The .Ium\ .-cre dcil,hlnt Ind Insplled .hen the Te..... G.mma chaptel .. on rhe Bal(our Cup In.n e(follio ,nuCl'>C Illendancc. can un. prOKr .. ms were cboJen (01 (l{h meelln!! A hl,hlllhi of the tell w.., our (1111 mcelln. 10 whICh Ihe

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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI (hartC'f memben of Tun Gamma _tIC: honored A. ,h( rur pro"cued. wC' IUlnC'd about cake- dC'(on.un,. belly dllKin,. n.rC' of ho..l5t plUlS and thl: Itl of (ancy hlnd.,lUoK, (1I".,nphy At. "I.d luncheon. MIS Bun from Bakc:r'1 Gallery npbmc:d ".'IOUI In forms U'Khld,ollnho&nph Sc-..(nl acll",(ln wuc plln~d for our pkd,n to thll WC' could bt-comc IKner ICqUI1D1C'd In Drccmix, ,he .Iums hdd • pan,. (Of Ihc pic-din and ruh tn:tl.d , Goodie: 80. (01 fin.lwC'C'k FlTnIde Chau _ttr a wekeme b~d: 10 Fc:bru.ry Small IrouP' of pled," tn,oytd dinner 10 the hom" of .Iuml Othtt alums hd~d b,. pro.,id,nl food (Of tMIle' ,nformal,"lhtf'OII We .(IC honolC'd 10 hl« ,wo officers "'111 OUI club. A »ild IUppC't wu held In honor of DIrector of Alumnae Ad"isory Commllleel, ANNETTE MITCHEll MillS. The- rUt endc:d In amoS! dtll,hlful wly _lIh .ut.d IUppc:t I" honOfofHARRIET MOLTZ COLE, Atumnn Pro"lnce Presidenl of PI South Wh.t a lonly way to end a mOlt rewardm,ye.,

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MIDLAND The Midland Alumnae Club h.d • busp, enloyable and producu"e year under the leadenhlp of KATIE ATKINSON HECK BUldn ""ular mUlIn,,_ we had K"enl 'pc1:1a1 ",enn, whKh kePt mternt hl,h Thln,1 'Ot off to I II"el, Itan carly In Seplember when "1 bnnd new pledln from Tn'll G,mm, Cha pter at Tcx.. Tcrh Un,"enlty. 1oC_ companied b, fj"e "llYn, (arne 10 Midland (or their pledle reHeat They wele (meltllned ovelnl,hl In Ihe home of TOMMIE RYLAND STAACK and wllh a poohlde bluHnl Ihe nest morom, II PATTI MOORE laFORCE', Olher memMn of 01.11 dub palll(iplled b, prevldm, m",ls Ind snacks fOI the occaSiOn Our dub wu .cry pkuf::d with Ihe f.1I rush rnulu." Sill Midland ,lib were pwd,ed 00 Ihree colic" nmpUKl We eotemuned our hutblnds wllh a V.knune coc ktail buffu In the bome of CAMIUE McEACHERN LEIFESTE . and all enJoyed. lo.dy ~nlD' Our nilion's bICentennIAl wu celebnted wnh a ,Unt day coffee al TOMMIE STRACK'I The pro,nm f"tured PIIIIOUC numben by the Mldllnd Symphony Sm,cII Our local PI Phi acu.n Ind pled,es and Ihell mothen werc honored WLlh I coffee dUllnl the Cb",tmu holidays In the home of BUFFY GRAHAM HODGES Th~ IIlhe only opponunLlY many of us have to ,CI .cqualntcd wLlh thCK ,lfll, and the Innual event Ii ITadluonaUy weilitlended Founden' Day was commemorated on I lovely 5pnnl da y wllh a ubd lunch~ on the pIIliO al AliNDA Hill WISENBAKER'I HI,hit,hun, IhiS mccun, wu the nlll o( HARRIET MOLTZ COLE, our Alumnae ProYlnce Prnldenl from Bllon Rou,e JOAN RAGSDALE BASKIN and BUFFY HODGES pICKnted a dehlh,(ul ....11 10 pa, IIIbule 10 OUI 11 Founden .nd PI Ph"l l09th bIMhday The 1976-77 offKen, huded by CONNIE TAYLOR METZ, weu InSlllled We .bo entoyed the fellowship offi't( alumnae from Od,"*, Tesu. our nel,h. bon 20 miles 10 Ihe Wnt II wu dC'Clded by our IrouP 10 sponsor a boolh II MIdland 's Bleenlen. nl'll Fa .. on July ) ArrOWCn(IIICmS _III be iOld II thIS lUI'Ie, Inltead of hUIn, eM" u,ular A'Ta-cn(1 cof(ee In Ihe (all We arc III e.tremel, proud of our plesldenl While IUldlnl our e!l,b'l att"ll," Ihll year. KII": h.1 liso Kt¥ed at prO.IMe coordllllliOf of flllernny eduClllon fOf P, PIOYInce In IddlliOn, Ihe has I«endy been n.med 10 Ihe nlllon.1 E.lenllon Commillee M.nI,. ,v,K.,,11I HJTrUO.

dllfe tlOn alILn IhlS ,ur ot JANE (iA BE MILLER . WII held ,n thc Io¥cI, home ofCAIOLYN PAVLETICH LISH and Incr...ded handmlde Item, Ind baked ,nods don lied b, p, PhIS IS well"U lIeml pl.ted 011 (OIlS lin· menl by enfl1 (rlend, A IOtal of . 711 11 was earned II the Bltur .nd ' HI '1 WIJ ellned from me sale of AnOW"cnft ItemS from Ihe carnm,s. ' 100 euh wu donaled to Ihe RichardJOn De.elopment Ccnler and the RlC:hardson AlternlllYf School Fifty doilln W"lS IIYfn to the IlC:hlldlOo YWCA wllh the ~mamde, of Ihe ellnln,S 10,n,Io P, Ph, Aflel III the hard wOlk. PI Phi memMn relucd 10 Deeembet 11 • couple,- Chtlilmu palty In Ihe ,Illy d«of'lled home of JULIE JO HNSON COOK The new yur bc,an wLlh out foullh annua.! XliV"' pally ThIS IS • uild luncheon , Ihli yClr held" JANE GABE MillER ', anillK home, (01"111 locI 1 RlChardlOn .... IIV" and thelt mOlhe.,. ThIS IS held be(n«: Ihe 1"ls 10 back 10 school and u's rcfuthm, Ind fun to "'ISII wllh Ihem AnOlhel luncheon - Ihe Panhelicnlc Luncheon and Slyle Show-wlS hel.! III F.. b,uary wllh J"NELlf MIXON NUNLEY repreKn"nl out dub IS a model Rlln didn ' t dampen 'pllm the DI,hl of 01.11 Founden ' Day crlebn· lion held In the beaullful home of JANEUE MIXON NUNLEY A dehcooui dlnnel prepared by J.nelle and co-hOlte..ca BilliE POPE BROTHERS. BETTY BROWN CROSBY , CINDY FREE FREY and CHARLYNE RYLAND LANfORD w.. K"ed 10 ]0 membc-n We werc fonunate 10 h.ve plCKnt a fifty ,caf member of PI Ph" DOIOTHY LEATHEM NELSON Aito preKnt wete PEGGY Me· CURRY NEARY, SUZANNE MATTESON nnE and LOYDEU NASH SEWARD who, 110fI1 wllh Dorothy NellOft , helped found 01.11 RKhardson dub I" yean 10,0. Mcmonn _ere ihared IS old (UGhle PI Phi son" were Jun,lnd the finlShlnllou.ch 10 Ihe f"Ulnl _II .Io.-ely IlCled cake m.de by OUI o_a PAT HAVENS SHIDLER One Ian OIR" • C" IRO pally for PI PhIS and Ihelr husbandl, w., Mid IIIJUnc Wnh II .nother YUI ume 10. dose with mu(b JI"uacllon flom old friendihlpl and new and bard _olk and fun-.II bonded tOlelher In PI Bell PhI

SAN ANTONIO The San AnlODiO Alumnae Cl ub be,an I" yeal undrr Ihe npable kadenhlp of preSldenl JANE COKER BUCHEK "Ionl wLlh our monlhly mccun" , we conunucd 01.11 wotkshoPl, held con linuoully (rom I. Ie sprln,. 10 prepate for our annual Chrlitmas bUllr III NovcmMI MELANIE MUSGRAVE HOUSE .nd CHRISTINA AVElY FILL worked (lCepllOllllly lon, .nd hard Ol,lnlnnl and pr(paffnl fOf a mOJlsuc(e"fulule of hand enfted IflKkl made by alums Ihroulhoui the year Th" year's baUIl, held In the Io ... ~ly home of SIDNEY POrrER PA YNE. W1l vcry JUcce"ful We profited ImmenKI, IhlOUlh the r"rndshlpi ,nen,lhenrd b, "olkIRI tOlelhel .nd monellffl, b, maklnl ' l,200 10 donlle for equlpmfnt to Ihe Unl"elJlly of Tnas Heshh Sclell(e Centel Childlen'I_IR, In February we held (MIr.nnuII Bndlf luncheon In IheJunlo,l.c-llue Tnlcom We continued to Jell OUI wonderful cookbooks, a P'OI«,1 Slatled a fe_ yean earloer.nd lull IR ""'t demaad Ioally We entoyed out Much mccun, and IUlW"h~ by enlen'Inlrl' tM mOl hen of Sill Antonio AClives 01.11 Founde.,' Oa, luncheon wu held II La louwaIIa , a (.,orne French resuu,.nl We look fOfWud 10 our summrr Couplet' pany to be Mid In the home of VIRGINIA FISCHEl BEELEland to our JUmm(r worbho", u we ptepare for anolMr C'lutful ycar

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UTAH SALT lAKE CITY

ThiS wu a JUen'.fullnd (UII rUr for the RIChardson Alumn.c Club undn Ihe Clpable leadenhlp of CAROLYN PAVLETICH LESIJ We 101 off 10 I bl' natl by mCle.'In, OUI membcf1hlp (10m "4 to 76 memben and bel.n our fill "II"'"ICI by wckomlnl Ihe new memMn a! • luncheon al Ihe be.ulI(ul home of CINDY FREE FREY Old Ind new membcn alike wele Informed and entertllned throulhoUI the follow In, moolht by prOll'lml pllnned by JULIE JOHNSON COOK emphUllln, women',eduuIIOII. d,ta:tlon Ind ,oal Kllln, Truehn, nonh some]O milu 10 Denlon In Seplember. OUI memben helped nubh.h Tna1 btnl '1 Phi addlllon. TC'lu Epsilon II Nonh Teus Stile Unl"enllr In "hy, • member of dlls chaplel rn:elved thf Rl(hlldson Alumnae Club Ouucandln, Sophomoff Award Thu award It p,cwnled 10 on .. ~phomorc ~dn"ICd (toni nomlncn ('0m the (,..f PI Phi dtaplrn In Tcau In Onober, pl.nt. Iden Ind workshops .. ere full"",m ahead lownd our 'ftond annUJI Bunr Ind Arruwctlfl uk The Bauar. under the

It hu Men J ptoducuve ,car fOI the Salt Lake Cny Alumnae Club We hid IWO new money-nlil"' pro/en, that proved to be a 101 of funa Ch,lSimu aUCllon o( handm.de .rudes r"ln,IRI from b.by qUllu 10 a IUlqUOIK necklace .nd"l Blld,e Malilhon hom October 10 M.tth thll proved to be I ,rul wa, 10 btcOll'le rncquullled wllh old friend, or 10 meet new.P, Ph'i We were ~ery proud to bC'able to pUKnt"l check fOf 11000 00 10 Utah Alptu. lola IClUh ofOUI ProlC(U We hid other ICII"III" 100-ttlm", wllh a membenhlp lunchron 0" Ihe I.wn of the lovely home of MArGARET CHASE OREYFOUS We h.d I ,olnl mccunl _lib the Kappas I t the h'llo...." NcKu-cn Mall)lufI Ind hUld a 1.lk on ItitereJunl bUlidm" Ind ho~, 'n Slit Lake Cn,. 01'1 MII,h buJi1lC11 meelln, wu held .1 the home of CJ.THY EAKER DL:'\' II whlllh uml" we h~ BARBAkA HYD£ KEkL, Pro"Ince p,C'ftdenl. o( Albuquerque :IS O\If Ipc"al PC'S(, .1(1111 wllh 0\11 own KA Y REEVES LOIDS Alumnae Pto¥llKe P,nl' drnl

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THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

01,11 Arrowers', chllmun . KATHY ERICKSON DURHAM brou,hl u:mpun, Items (rom Atrowm onl 10 ("fry mtellD, . II wdl u hums I booth II the loc.1 mall (taftt.1e 10 Nowrmbcf We cOlored 01,11 (onucu .IIh tho: .(un chapler We look IUppt'1 In

one nl,hl dunn, rush. hid Ihe annu.1 cooky.shule . held 01,11 Chu,ullu AutllOn II tho: p, Ph. houk . • nd 'harrd 1. mnnm,ful FoundeD' DIY wuh them We'le "try proud of 01,11 ICUY{ chaple r, snd .e' tf proud 100, 10 hln KAY REEVES WRDS IS Alumnae" Pro"nce PreSIdent from our chapter 80th the lCu"n and Kly "uplre 1,11 _lIh Ihe tfll mnnlOl oCbelO, p, Phu Our prntdcn,. JOYCE MELVILLE DESPAIN . IJ fCUlUlI a(IU '_0 term, of u",dfish K"IC( W,(rc Ioo klOl (oTWud 10 Ihe 'et-dcrshlp 0( OUI ncw pm,dent . GLORIA EVANS MOJUUSON , .hOK mother BESSIE THURMAN EVANS. and d.uChm. Glnler,lfc hoth p, Phu SI"r/CI/fbJItI BU/o.

VIRGINIA CHARLOTIESVILLE The: Prom*" Tree: . The: PromlK Trtt-CharlollC5¥dlc- II.f("a Alumnlt and Vir, IOU Epsilon Acuyn cnjO)'flI morRin, coffc:r 3.nd purthawd nch odw:,', pfomlKl of JOb. or M:"IC« :as :I fuoci nUln, pIO'~ A 10Iai of S80.00 _ .. rnhn'd Ind .c Ihank our preuden!, BETTY JOHNSON H UNGER.. Iht" IlI,COlOUl (minI of this project 01.11 AAe Chaarman , CA10L C01NEUUS NEIMAN hiU kC'pllU lip to due wllb Ihe Ofl1lniulIOft Ind plant of Ihe I\C'wl, (CNndcd VItIIl.U Epliion Tenne_c Wllllam'l "Summer .nd Smoke", p~M:nlcd by Ille VIr,lnl. Playcn It • Ih"IC'( on the Uru.cn",. of VUIIDU ampm proy,dcd :I motl dnmllK ",cRln, (Of alum, and ,uuo JIO,le 8dh (and !hn, Chm. Chlnl) wllh hollr cona,a, found alumnao: and lICU'" cnJO),'"' lunch II Ihe MOIIK IBp . :I loc.1 Intl.IHIIII ,peel.lllln, In (fepC'S. omelettellRd chttt«akc loJ.nuU)', I. well· known '"Ident of Charlollel"dlc , Mn Anhul Slok~r. IpOkt 10 IIJ about MA Y L. KELLEl MIl . Stoktr .... mC)II Ln(Olmau¥~ about MISS Kdl~I " h(c Ind hu pt'rsonll frlC'nd,hlp "lIh h~r Alumnu Ind IU"U "'~r~ ddllhud II Wah~r ROD Ind hi' QUlnltl ",ho p~rform~d t hlmber mus't, bolh dllsical and to nltmponry. Ln Iht Iovdy Ulunl o( CLARA HALL SIPHERD', hom~ . ADR IENNE ADAMS IIENZMi\NN. our .... Iumnlt P,,,,,.~~ Pruod~nl , "'II our lpt'clll ,Utlt In th~ tilly spnnl Thc day Lndud~d lundl~on wllh offi(~n and In tv~nLnI m~~ILnI (01 all Enryone wu mOSI plt.,~d 10 m«1 Adrl~nn~ Ind sh~ ",al mOI~ Ulln helpful With IUII~stionl fOI th~ (OJ1IUII yur Al 0111 Found~n ' Day pic:nlC wllh UlC aellV" of VIIIIIIII Epilion . phllanthropln w.. Ih~ Ihe-me- and e-ntcn:aLnm~nl by Ihe- acu¥" phH IlIlhat d~IICIOUI food , ",ade- Ihu on~ of our mOlllptc.. 1fUfI(uolII Hln oCf 10 ElIZABETH}OHNSON HUNGER (or. job well done- ..

OUI pmld~nl .nd b"1 wl.lhe-, to th~ nnt (h.d, MARTHA SHAW MlcUOD. and hu n~'" Iliff

HAMPTON ROADS The Hamplon ROld, Alumnae Club hu eompl~le-d III ""dflh ,Ut II In Or"nllallOn , .nd In Ihll ume-, II bal ntll.bhlh~d sc¥~hl Indl' IlOn.-a Chnnm" eotkllt! pany • • IUmmCl PICOK (bolh wllh husblndl II ,Ue-IlS), • wrne- Ind ch~tK latun, p.ny In Stpte-mber, Ind, o( COll ~ , .n annUli Ano",cllfl ule-, Thit yur we- lII~d IOmelhinl nt",-a ;.01111 me-e-unl wllb tb~ local Alph. Chi alumnae dub WeIhrnlr thllil It a load odUIO mC~lwllh. OCCIJion.l1y, and ,e-t 10 Irnow m~mb~f'I of olh~f torOfll"lumnu l ' OUp" ... "'~ h... ~ min, or the 'Imf IOI~rrstJ Ind ob,~{1ivu We-, (or Ihe- fin, ume, ~~",~d. fint h.nd Conve-nuon Ie-porI (rolll our OWII dde-'II~ . BECKY GOOLSBY McCALLUM She- illvlled all o( Ihe- dub memb~n 10. coffe~ It he-I home followinl h~r InUIII (rom Flond. At that um~ , ,he IU~ UI much Int~rnUnl , .nd helpful m(orftuuon One o( the IRl pOnlnl IrTCnu of the- rur WI.'I I VUII 10 M. rch frum OUI Alumnu Plovlnee- Pm.lde-nl, ADRIENNE ADAMS HENZMANN W~ (C'ltbral~d Found~n' D'r With a lunchC'OO I t a klcal mraunnl Wr rcm~mbu~d th~ fO\lnde-f'I or PI IXra Phi ",,,b ,nlllud~ fOf Ibelr pin III mskln, OUI Frat~rmty. re.llty _We- do, Ind«d , o"'e- Ih~m much We- COflllnu~ to Iolt lII(mMn. b«aUM: Iher mO'l'e- to other com· mUnlltn , hOWlrTCr _ theK Ilumnn _ill be I.J.KU rnr OtMr PI &ell Ph. Ilumnn dul» We- look (o,....rd 10 "'~komlO' 10 our dub Inr PI Phi Ilumnn ",ho mov~ 10 our Ife-I

RICHMOND The- lolly L Ke-licr Aiumllic Club U 10 lud:y 10 han PAUUNE TURNBAU u.n a(lIV( me-mMr She- IUfle-d 01,11 yur ' , prOJram Idllll, Uf about h~r book .

U'flfie/~ KrUu, I.Jfe .. ~ l.ItUfJ AI hc' compamon Mus Kell~r M:cnu 10 muc her com~ to IIf~ I,alll and r~n"" loll with 11""11 Ind tnthUII.,m AI pUt Grand CounCIl Prtllde-nl snd Dnn of Wnlh.mpton Collelr here Ih~ Inde-e-d I r~m"kablewom.n [II OClo b~r ",e- h.d u our ,ue-su atlil'" from Willi.m .nd ~hf')' The-y I,e alwl,' fun 10 hnr and k~~p loll Ln(orm~d o( Ih~ chlnlrt IIIIC~ our (01l~1~ dlYI Our pl~fldem}O LYNN STANCIL De-MARY . pve- he-I me-me-nIO fill~d Conve-nllon re-pon In NO«I!IMI OUI honor InlUlle-.

Edru McF.II, told ullbolll Arrowmontlnd her urly Irf~ Jpt'nllhtrr: Our Chmlm .. me-~unlwlI.tI.JUnl'Upptr Ind white- tie-phlnlilft e-achlnc~ Gl(U II~ tradcd with one another by mluhln, pbylnl cllds (or a ~p~ufi~d lime and lh~n ~uh ,~U k~rp .h~" IIn.ur~ $rural " corl~ouJ Obje-ClI" arc broulhl blck n ch )'ur .nd .[motl Meome old (rH'nd, In }.nulty we h.d • dl,um~ m~e-un'IO Ite- some- me-mMn Ihll can ' l comc JO the ~v~nlnl W~ vIsJl~d a plclur~ framlnl,hop Fe-bru.ry bllnl' hUllllnd nOwe-lI, 10 we hurd an npllnilion Ind uw • film on CardlO-Pulmonlty ItnuJCII.uon RIChmond It hoplnl to hue- many pt'opl~ uplbk of helpln, hran Ittl~1r VlCum. 111r~ Ore,on don An Inte-flor dcs l,ne-r fhowcd us tome- of the- III~II mlle-Idb Ind lold 1,11 how b.rr bU_lnnl mllhl lid 1,11 I( we (hoou 10 I~d~coral~ our bomu Wllh lhot uvtlr pllnl (Iblla and ovr OWD beautiful f1o"'~n II ,how~d Man:h cC'll1Llnly did bflnlsprlDl On~ o( our motl rn;.oylblr: m~~unp wu In April ",h~n tlch memb~r blouCht a (olle,e- me-me-nlo .nd npblne-d why they uvtd II Frnhman MlnlC" , In ImtllllOn din., Ind I " Teddy Bur" "'~I~ IOm~ of the- lum. thown An old,fuhloncd cook,.,shlne- (allowed Our lUI me-e-Itnc w., a SundlY brunch "'Jlh hu,blnds In'l'lIe-d II "'U • buullful d.y In loll, Ind tn,oye-d by III Our ",ncd P'OCfIJD InRCU both you", Ind old alum nu Ind w~ hu~ a mo" ~nrhll'dSlIC Iroup WIth lou of bu,hl and (omp.nlOnshlp

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WASHINGTON BELLEVUE Th~ EutJlde- Alumnae Club opt'ntd the- yeal .Ilh • wln~ and che-nt

IUlLnl II CAROL CROOKE FISHER 'I home- 011 M~rcrr IsI.nd An Innu.II.lhe-rID" IhlS ~¥e-nrnl "10(111 " be-l Ins th~ yur ~nthulI"IIC1l1y Ind II"" membe-IS I cblDee- 10 allCh up on .u mm~f ne-"'s .nd lurn about upt'omlnl alumn.~ elub plans P'Uldrll1 SHERR.IE PENDLEY UEBSACK p~unte-d • COn¥tnUOn r~pofl III Ocrobe-r Ind ke-pl he-I board m~mMn "'til rnfOmle-d with !CIUI (rom nillonil (or 't«:n't.h~nlOl th~ Iocll croup At lhe um~ me-Cllnl the- ,roup me-I "'tth a ~prntntluve- (rom tbe LUlu~ ~ Wom~D VOI~IS 10 plntC'''' iuun .nd inlualLvC'l on Ih~ Novembe-f b.ll-ol " Ode-nd YoufSoCI(, Girls" WII the tllk o( a tIIe-e-unl ,1'I'ln, In(orm,"on about I prochm In Stank (or I1Lpt ¥lCllml Chrlllm .. halrln, (omn ully (or Ih~ PI Phu who combine- a d.,ume m«lIn, WIUl • cootl~ nchan,~ MARUNE ELDUEN AVERY de-co. nmd he-f hom~ carly (or the hol.!CI.,., for th~ PI Phi eoolry-IhrneLOIS BADGUY LAYCRAFl', T.u Alumnu Pro'l'IDe~ prcJJde-nl , vlJII~d In F~brulty and sh'l~d our ~turn to lhe )0', rusb p.ny .nd PI B~II Phi hillo rrcll Inl"" The- Ihltd aDnual an Iho- wllb 60 p.nlClplllDl anuu look place- In March P.lnttn, po"e", .nd (ra(1 .nuu plodu~~d a Wide- "'ftC"y of M.utiful ll~ ms .monl ",hreh to browlC' Ind bur Profits w~rr: st."' to Pi Phi phll.nthrupl", I klal PI Phi ~me-rl~DC'J fund .nd Ihe- Wome-n', AlIO(lIlIOn o(StI( Hclp In Bdl~..".~ Th .. , .... clo",d .. ilh I PI Ph, potluck I I PArr KELLV RIFFLE', home- wllh 3C1ivC'l from Wuhin,lOII Alph. atle- ndin, Dorot., .",ill M.f'JIo.

OLYMPIA Th~ lut ...o Arrow,raft IIk,",,~d b, r.hc Ol,mpll Alumnae- Club hl¥~ OVC'l S}OOO.OO e-lCh We- han dllCO'f'~rtd st.l'e-ta.I inl~ dl~n tl thl! "'~ (<<I mlk~ the dtffrr~nc~ bt-""«o a lII~dlocrc sale ud an nuemd, IUcctuhtl on~ In Icommumty wh~re- the-ft 1ft m.nr Ofl.nlll·

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THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI md".du.1 IIso 01 p'OIPCC:II~ cU'lom'us Dunn, the summer out "frown.. f, (hlUmln ClIn make: .. muu:r !lSi by add IhcH' narnci 10 our old Orl('. sUl kln1 duphnuom and ,hOK who haye: nC:'I'(r 'lIended or pu~hawd In Ihc: PUI (potl:l'<" II bllh) Ind UpdlUOllddrnsn W c: nil upon O~ of our JrIIl'1( mc:mbcn 10 crUle :I d""o; Ihcn we pt'oCII:c:d 10 make dII1lIK'",c InYUlllons ound," "ilhou,h the publIC IS In"lIcd to Ihc: »k "II nc:",pl~r COWCflrC\ Ihc pt'DOnai 1n."llIons arc: .. h., lull,. dru.. IhC' numbc:n. panloOlluly IIII(( our »Ie: III held In

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The: local nc:wsplpu II I,ycn 10 .dl· .. rruc:n Kcounl of our philanthropr '''''0 10 thre e wcd:. bdolc Ihc pi( The hlllOry of Ihe Guhnbur, COUlO'C .ndum, II Indudcd 1IIe have found Ihc n~lpapcn .cry '""(PUye: 10 COVU'Ilc of JUeh :I unique Ind "plns,we nluon.1 cndCll"or III Ano_mont. The key hen: If ulun, ume 10 pruc"m our hiJlOf)' and OflaOllCuion wcl1 WE hur Ilwlr' ro:cel.cd a latlc plclufe 10 accompanr fhc ncwlp.per aruclc Wc (Wen made Kvrrll Jlks via Ielephone U I rnull ofrhc plClute Whrnryet pOJilble we atrlngr to huc OUf covengc in Ihc SundlY new'ptpcr Ihe wuk of OUf Pok ' In.i1aU01I1 ate mailed 10 arrivr • da, Ot IWO followlollhe appearance of Ihe newspaper arlicle. The sale IIKlf IJlhen hcld a day or IWO foilowlOllcerlpl of Ihe InYlllliool BeUUK OUI sale II held O'Iel a ",0 day period (IOAM-"PM .nd 7PM ·9 PM onr ryrnlnl) " II' drop.1O a((lir, Peoplc do nor nerd mlKh .,h'ance nOiKe They luend Ihc sale al Inclt conyenlener between mrctlnll and TUnnlnl rrrandl InV'\2110nS millrod 100 mlny days 10 Idvlnce arc O(leo JI'II ulde Ind (Of1011co As people: alftn al Ihe sak we hind scnlch plds and peonb 10 Ihem fOf nOlr laklnl The, lhen havc coffee aod cooklo whlk thc, VIC"W tnc mctthlndiK Elch ,Iumnl wocklo,lI lhe sale wca", I Pi Betl Phi .pron (mlde hf mcmhcn Ind IUCd (rom ,car to yca') wh ICh mlkn het cSitly adenufi.ble when qUClltOol need 10 be answered Two memben ale It a Ilble ncac Inc door to take Ofden The Pole IS low key. relued, and (un We find thaI mro. lOll, arc comlol In Irnl numben ClIch yur E.enlO, hou"" Clpcclally, have en(ounlrod Ihell I!lendlnce The lboft proceduces hi"': worked .n, well for us And we find Ihl! ,II of our mcmbeR look forw.rd 10 Ihe (.U Anowcnil nle.

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W ENATCHEE The WenaIChu Alumnae Club ,01 0(( 10 I1Ilhn ,low Jllf! for Ihe KUOO bUI .flrr ao InlpinltOn,l VIlli from our alumnlc provlOce pre"deOl, we wnc determined 10 keep out Iroup ro!elher We .11 sharcd I lo.,ely dlOner 111M prewncr of new Ind much ",OUnler" members "Vt u, I li(1 and " ruewed hope"!

Founders' DIY wu ulcbr'led II I 1oc,1 ftJllIunnt and warm Ind h'pp,lhOlllhu of whll P, Phi mnns 10 UI were shared by some of Ihe memhcR One of our memhcrs opeoed her home (Of the ,nnull Chnstmu co«ee pltty (or Ihe Ully( members home (ot Ihe holaday.

And Inyone who can ulend hcnclf al Chunmu IImc With four ,m.1l children to U~ (or('l.A uul, becallcd I "~ 'I Phi AOIC'" Our lCeond P, Phi An,el is our prnldcnl (Of another year who Will hue UI III up 10 hcr summel home on beaullful uke Chelan InJuM

WISCONSIN BELOIT AI our openlnl meelln! our ctub delelate. SHIRLEY 'ETEll.SON WHITE. Il'I'e us a sparkhnl word p'CIUrt of Coa.,enuon thlt made It Vtry much IllVe for UI We enJOfed a holiday pany 10 Decem~r and a nlll 10 February from ou r new AJumn'e Pro~lOce Presidenl" JUNE STANLEY A handy ho.UKhold Item , dlshwuher sponl" proved 10. ~ I handy moner-rUKr for our smlll club GRACE PIKE MACKLEM cooducttd It\( 'pon!e uk Our yeat ended wllh I Found~I1' Day luncheon and pro,ram. at which we eOlenalO(d mem~ts of our nellhOOr group, Ihe Rockford AlumnII' Club

V'rJ""" ScJu/,r Wolf.

MADISON We he,"n our ~eal In Seplember Ind were Ituted 10 an eruhu"Ullc repott of Convention by our dcltlllC ROBIN LONG JENSEN She .Iso broulhl wllh her numeroul tcieu of thin" we could do for Ihe upcomlnl Con.,enltOn In MtOneapolli of whICh we iii Mldlson P, Phil Will take an Utl¥C' pItt Once "I'ln we hid ,n nutmcl, wcll·allrndN AlTowcnfl salC' .n OctO~t wllh lorll ulcs of IpproJimalcly SI}()() MAlty BUSBY BUSHNELL Ind MARY ANN WEasTER SCHNITZ did a tretnC'ndoul jOb II co·chalrmen or thll e.enl We liJo hid I bake sllc Ind money from thiS SOUKe wu donaled toward the beauuful Sonntal plJnunc that WiSeon"n Alphl hit chOJen al out I,fl to thc Et.,ehlem An CC'ottr hele to Madison A 101lCOu, No¥C'mbcr da, found husb.nds ,olOlnl us (or I faMUl1( brunch before Iht football ,arne Thu .nnu;!1 .ffa,r IS one that WC' all look forward 10 each yt'a l Our " Make h . 8alre h , Scw h. Grow h" AlICllOn wu 'Ialn OM of Ihe hllhlllhtl of tnc tC'uon Mtmbel'l enthUSilIlIlCall, cGnmbuled some !lcm Ihey had made In Ihe form of handiCraflJ, HI work or b,lred IDOd, and many ctCllI.e and la/enled PI Ph IS wece dlKovercd The aUClion pro.ed 10 be qUIIC' PIOfillbk II well Dunnllh'l blcenlennl.I,car we, 100, deudcd 10 /t1lfn more .bout Ihe memorable history of M,d,son and were enli,htened wllh Ihe fl.KlOlllnl slides Ind dC.Ktlpuon of OUI brrone days by I loul hIJIOlian.

BellY Geisler We wece extremely pleased to hive JUNE JOHNSTON STANLEY .1111 wllh UI durlnl OUI Milch mrellol NOI oaty did she suppl, ,he ,roup wllh ,deas from olher PI Phi dub, but had many marvclous J.U11C<llOns fill the 1971 Con"enuon Husblnds 'I"n JOined us II our Innual cocktail dinner pa", In April and a Iremendous IImC'wuenJOyed b,.11 A bclUII(ul candle.h,hltn, ceremony be,an ouc Foundel'l' DIY celebrallOn and WC' all enJO,cd the Pi Phi cullll'!), tlknu II I ¥e!)' dellCloul potludl .... ppcr aI'"rw.,d W"h the enlhuJlum and Ihe cooccned effon of III we hope 10 make J9~6- 7~ another "elIt ,Clr

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Lori Cobb and Carol CI.lok , Ohio Eta . ...... o.nl.on Unly.nlty'. Granyille community a. yolunt. .r flr.men . Both became Inyolyed In the program a. part of a January-t.rm profec:t. lIMy ate now ,..gular yotunt. .,. and old th.locol fir. department on .merg.ncy squod and retu10r fir. Nn• .

Honored By Zonta Zoma International of Fort Wayne. Ind .. recently honored thirteen women for their contributions to the basic institutions in the community. Seventy-five women's organizations

submitted ballots for selections.

Phyllis Mi nnich Florea. Indiana Beta. was honored in the area of volunteerism. She has been active in the Fort Wayne A.C.. the Allen County Historical Society. and she organized the Settlers Series.

Phyllis is a past president and Woman of the Year for Tri-Kappa sorority. A former school teacher. she is currently uaining as a stockbroker.

CHAPTER REPORTS . on 1975-76 Outstanding Honors Karin Daniel , PI Chi Theta Business Honorary, Busincss Council Secretary, NltionaJ Capers Officer; Jeanne Denoon, Captatn of Auburn Gymnastic Team and Most V:aluable Member: Leigh Forman. Phi Alpha Theta History Honorary ; Trina Gordon , Mortar Board , Omicron Deha Kappa ; Pam Green. Phi Chi Theta; Anne H:ackney.

Lambda Tau Medical Technology Honorary; Karlenne Hager , Siudent Government ASSOCiation University Program Council Director; Cyndy Herben , Psi Chi Psychology Honorary ; Mary SeOIt Jackson . Dean's List ; Virginia Jachon . Concert Choir; Jenny Jenkins. Kappa Delta Pi. Education ; Cheryl Jond, Alpha Lambda Epsilon ·Law Enforcement , Varsity Track ; Sharon Jones, National Collegiate Association for Secretarics; Jennifer Lysaght . Dorm President, Army C:adet Sponsor; Sally Marble , Women's Varsity Buketball .. Ali-Star" ; Melissa Maynard. Pershing Rifles Sponsor; Debbie Maxwell , Dean 's List ; M:ary Ann McC lure . Ca~rs ; Carol McCracken , Michele Meagher. An n Mitchler. Phi Chi Theta Business Honorary : KlIen Murphy, Navy Color Girl : Lee Anne O 'Quinn . Gayfer's Moddin, Department; Lindsay Osteen . HOUK Council. Dean 's List ; Sherry Parker. Kappa Epsilon Ph:umacy Honorary; Emily Philpot , Gamm:a Sigma Service Sororiry; Marsha Robins.

Dean' s List ; Nancy Scott, Ca~rs; Carol Shuford. Dorm Vice President , Marci. Sims. P:anhdlenir Preside nt.

Capers. Ddta Sigma Pi Business Honorary; Susan Smith.

Kappa Ddta Pi Education Honorary ; Beth Sparks, Phi Chi Theta Business Honorary ; Gayle Sparks. Phi Chi Theta Bustness Honorary ; Bonnie Spears, Deiil.Il ') List : Martha Strickler, " Most Valuable" Women 's Varsity Volleyb:all Player: Ellen Templeton. Dean's Li.n. Omicron Nu Home Economics Honorary; NaneHa Walls , Dean's List ; Kathy Wager, Phi Chi Theta ; Karen Williamson , University Stngers. Omicron Nu Home Econom ics Honorary ; Paula Wilson . Dean 's LI5l , Jan Windhorst , Angel Flight, National Collegiatc Association for Secretaries: Margaret Woodruff, Capers National Officer

Alabama Alpha , Birminsham-Southem Collele Chapter Honon- Volleyball and Basketball Intramural Champions: Greek Garncs Champion; Most Improved Intramural Team , Individual Honors- Michael Bevington. Angel Award .

ABO Award . Senior Manager of (he Inllamural Council, Judy Bidlingmayrr , Straight ,. A" Initiate . Bet2 Bera Bela , Alpha Lambda Delta . Phi Eta Sigma, Dean 's Lisl, Siudent Recruitment Committee; Katie Born . Dean' s List . Manha C"fford. Student Recruitment Commmee, Model Senllc Committee, Survey Committee, TriangJt Club; Pat Dannelly . Student Recruitment Commmee.

Siudent Hostess for Trunee Day , Triangle Club: VaneS$l Hayden . Model Senale Commmce; Ann Hill. Triangk Club. Vice President Panhelknic . Chairman Greek Week; LoUIK Nixon . Vollcyball and Basketball All-Star. One of Top Ten Sportswomen on Campus; Virginia Pe rkins, Chapter Junior Award , Volleyball AII·Stll. Dean 's List , Model S('nal( Commillee, Election Board Committee, First Place Ping Pong Singles, Orientation Group Leader, Student Judiciary . One of Top Ten Sporuwomen on Campus; Kathy Pierce , Intramural Representative. Junior Manager Intramural Council, Basketball AII,Slar, Dean 's List , One of Top Ten SportSwomen on Campus ; Beth Pulliam , American Chemical Society. Theta Sigma Lambda , Women 's Dorm Represcntative to Studcnt Legisl:ature. Cheerleader, Social Registe r Board. Dean 's List; Fran Real , Triangle Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart , Intnmural Rc:prc)(!n tati\'c; Deni se Richmond .

SGA Treasurer , Prcsidcnt 's Task Force, Secretary of Publications Board. Treuurcr of Mortar Board. ODK, Dean 's List , Activllles Council. OrientaTIon Group Leadu, Model Senate Committee, Rush Advisor; Liz While .

Volleyball and Basketball AiI ·Star; Olynn Ohnmann, Concen Choir Librarian , Business Editor of Yearbook , Mortar Board Reporter , JOlO' Commmee. Ph i Theta Alpha, Orientation Group Leader , History Club. Dean 's List ; Mindy Marsh , Triangle Club, Beta Beta Beta. Dorm Represcmative to StudeOl Legislature . Social Regulations Boa rd . American Chemical Society. Dean 's List .

ArkansaJ Beta, University of Arka nsas Chapter Honon-197) Arro"craft Award for OUtstanding support through Arrowcraft sales; First place PI Kappa Alpha " TOIlet Bowl " float 197) ; Winner of Sigma Nu Relays 197): First place OriginaJ Song 111 Convention 197)-Marsha Scherz , Indi't'id ual Honors-Abigail Howe. Little Rock Alumnae Club Pi Phi of the Year Award . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheatt 197); Sus.a.n Moffitt. Pauline Hoehul Scholarship Award ; Who 's Who 197}: Hood and Tassel ; Chancello r's List, Panhellenic President Fall 197) ; Vicki Broach.

Phi Kappa Phi. Who 's Who 197). Hood and Tassd ; Chancellor's List ; Lissa Young . Little Rock Alumnae Club S~cial Recognition Award . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Swct:thean 1976, Hood and Tassel. Chancellor's List . Panhellcnic Representative to Student Government Association ; Sharon Little . Sigma Nu Sweetheart 197) . Fint fUn ncr up Miss UALR 197) , First runner up Miss North Lutle Rock 1975 . Second runner up Sigma Nu Girl Friday COntest 197): Ginny Lcntz , Student Senate Secretary; J.a.n Gibson . Sigma Phi Epsi lon Swtctheart 197); Pam Reade ,

Alabama Gamma. Auburn Uni.usity C hapt ~r

Honon- 1976 Altruistic Award from the Auburn University Panhellen ic sponsored by Alpha Chi Om~ga : Recognilion Award from the Alabama Society for Crippl~ Children and Adults an appreciation for Alabama Gamma 's work and int~re5t for Camp ASCCA; 1976 Winner of the Thela Chi K~g Toss.

Ind iv id ual Honon- Dara Adams , National Collcgi2lc Association ror Secretaries: Ruth B:arron. Dean 's List , Student Government Association Foreign Student Affairs Committee ; Annene Beason. Cap~rs. Dorm House Council; Ella Boyd. Capers. Concen Choir Unlyerslty Sangcrs. Stud~OI Government Auociation Director of High School Relations; Lea Bradford . Dorm Pres id~nt : Kathy Broolu , Ddta Sigma Pi BUSiness Honorary. Dean 's LISt ; Tricia Brown . National Collegialc Association for Secretaries Scholarship Winner; Mac Cashy. Alpha Lambda Delta , Dean 's LISt : Melissa Charlton. Dean's List.

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THE ARROW OF PI IUA PHI Hom~(omin& Quren 19n ; Pam Fite. Sigma Phi Epsi lon Swc=ethean 1976; Cindy ParlcN, Panhell!!n;c President Spring 1976. Chancellor's List .

Psi Chi. Wendy Stur; Phi Chi Theta. Ardis Rosencrans ; Gnduated with honors. M2ureen Breakiron .

California Gamma. Uninrsity of Sou (hem Cllifomia

C hapter Honors- Dianne Britzmann. Amy B. Onken candidate for Tau province.

In d ivid ual Honors-Nancy D2lIlmarell, Spur of the Year: Molly Mannschreck . Alpha L2mbd2 Deh2 , 4.0 initiate; Shaun2. Hill . Alpha u.mbda Dela ; S211 y McR2e .

Phi Beta Kappa : Te rry J2ynes. Mortu Board: Debby Gwartney. Mo lly "'hnnschreck. New ly tapped Spu r fo r 1976·77.

Idaho Alpha, University of Idaho

Chapter Honors-Nita Hill Stark YaM-Fim place for Chapter History .

Individua l Honors- Debbie Wheeler. Chaplcr Service Award; Linda Payne , Mortar Board . Order of the Lau rel.

R('cipicnt of Amy Burnham Onken Province:: Award ; J:wine Boskovich . Spons Chairman of Helenes (official University Hostcsses); laurie Bayless . USC Curricu lum Committee. Row Rcpon Stll.ff. Labryth Staff. Mademoiselle Colleg( Boarl::l ; Jennifer Hansen. Psi Chi (Honorary Psychology Fraternity), Co·founde r 5roe toniud Swim Club; Carol Gordon. Research Assistanceship.

Boston College MBA Prog ram , Phi Chi Theta (Business Honor Society) ; Terry Arnold. Phi Chi Theta : Robin Greenway. Director of Student News Bureau . Monar Board : Karen Waier, Mortar Board Historian ; Mary Mcillece . Mortar Board President. Pi Phi National Scholarship: Anita Kalish. Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Delta Phi (french Honor Society). Blackstonians (Pre.Law Society).

Mortar Board: Lisa Donlon . Kym Karath . Straight A initiate: Teri Dion , Mary Ann Hodges. Tracy Todd .

Melanie Real. Alpha Lambda Deita : Debbie Sauler.

Oumanding Physical Education Student: Leeann Willis.

Outstanding Pledge Award .

Califo rn ia Zcta. Univenity ofCalifo cllia.

Santa Baman.

Individ ual Honon- Betsy Gebhart. Capitol Hill Intern .

Chairperson of Community Affairs Boa rds Consumer Affairs Project : Wendy Phillippay . SlUdent Intern, Spring 1976. Environmental Data Specialist for the Coumy Office of Environmental Quality. Resident Hall Assistam : Jane Baner. graduated with honors in Develbpmental Psy· chology ; Wendy Watanabe. C2pitol Hill Student Intern ; Delln'J LiI,: Jane Buter, Sunni Bnwley. Betsy Gebh2n.

Sue Gibson. Kathy H2.nks . L2ur2 Huris. Tish Luthy .

Di2ne Nickloff. Wendy Phill ippay. Cindy Reg2n . Jo Schwanz. Enn Still.

C21ifomia Eta . Univ. ofCalifomi2. I"ine Chapter Honors-Highest Chapter G.P.A . 2lIlong sororities on the U.C.I . campus (f2 11 quarter): 1st place Sigma Chi Derby D2YS. Individual Honors-Dtan 'J Lill: Julia Bas~tt . Sharon Br2ntley. Carla Cazares. Lynn Douglas . Carol Fistler . Amy Jolly. Dorothy Logan. Dale McBride. Leigh Nelson.

Terrilynn Thompson. 8alb2.ra Whitney. Ellen Wintroub .

Michelle Zumwalt : Ca rla. Cua.res. Sigma. Chi Sweerhea.n: Amy J olly . Administrative Intern; Debbie Levesque .

Sigm2. Chi Princess ; Dorothy Logan . Arrowmont Scholu· ship Recipient: K2.th leen Monheim , Sigma Chi Princess; Terrilyn Thompson. UCI Songleader; Sue West , Panhel · lenic President. Alum Club Scholarship Recipient : 8uban Whitney . Com muter Student Advisor.

Florida Alpha. StetsOn University Chapter Honors-Fall n - MoSt improved GPA of 211 Panhellenic Jtroups on campus.

Individual Honors-Mortar Boud. Jo Davidsmeyer.

M2ureen Breaklron ; Panhdlenic President . Cathy Adams;

Illinois Beta·Delta, Knox College Chapter Honon -Lucille Doug lass Carso n Award for Comm unity Service.

Ind iyid ual Honors-Leslie Brown. Arlington Heights Alum Club Award fo r O utstanding Sophomore; Franie On. Mu Province Chapter Service Award : Sue Calhoun .

Outstanding Ju nior; AnD Hutchcroft. Outstanding Pledge . Mary Marseleus . Ka ren Nelson . Phi Beta Kappa ; Karen Nelson. Gr2du2.te M2gn2 Cum Laude; Cindy Corso .

Mary Marseleus . G raduates Cum Laude; Trena Blackstock. President . Muna Buttel . Vice President. Susan Calhoun. Julie Ozaki. Monar Board ; Robin Losito. Senior Wom2n Athlete Awud ; Janet Pliszka . Most Valuable Track: Julie Ozaki. Secretary· Treasurer M2th Club: Alfrieda Burns , Sue Calhou n. Standing Committees on Campus A((airs .

Ill inois Eta. Milliki n Uni versity C hapter Honors- First Place Homecoming Games; First Place Tau Kapp2 Epsi lon Derby Day: Second Place Greek Week .

Indiyidua l Honors- Kate Claus. Vice President of Student Sen2te. Vice Commodore of Sa iling Club, Sigma Zet2.. Student Admissions Corps. Ex«utive Co m mittee .

Rho Lambd2., Winter Term Committee. Wh o 's Who ; Shiela Domescik, J2.mes Millikin Scholar. Dean 's Lin , Financial Aid Co mmittee. Fresh man C2mp Counselor. Ori· ent2tions Committee. Student Handbook Committee.

Rho Lambd2. Who's Who Scovill Prize for scholarship. personality . and college citizenship. Top gnde point avo enge for the semeste rs of Spring 197) and Fall 197) 2t II· linois Eta ; Dayna Finet. James Millikin Schol2.l. De2n's List. Copy Edilor Yearbook. Editor Newspaper. Academic Affairs Committee . Governmental Org2.nizations Com· mittee. Co ur~ Instructor for the 1976 Winter Term. 1976 Homecomi ng Talent Show Co·chairman. Rho L2mbd2. ; Lisa Griebel. Millikin Forensic Te2.m. National Forensic Q ualifier. Tau Kapp2 Epsilon Sweetheart. De2n '5 List.

Freshman C2mp Cou nselor , Dr. Everett J . Brown Prize for outstanding proficiency in debate and forensics ; Lisa Hess. Tenn is Team . Pi Delta Upsilon. De2n's List . Alpha K2PP2 Psi . Freshm2n Camp Counselor. Who's Who Top Scholastic Mom·D2ughter Team for Illinois Eta ; Julie Hochriem . Freshm2.n Camp Counselor; K2.thy Brown .

Ca mpus C hest Committee:: Melanie Gaden. Panhellenic Council. Rho Lambda. Pi Phi Wheel Award For Illinois Eta . Chapter Service Award for Illinois Eta; Lisa Heneg· han. Honor Graduate. Glen Smith Awa.rd for outstanding ~nior in the School of Business and Industrial Manage· ment . Murphey. Jenne. and Jones Prize for excellence in Accounting. Phi Kappa Ph i. Alpha Kappa Psi president.

Freshman Camp Registration Co·Chairman. Adm issions

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Comminc=c=; Pi Mu Theta . Rho Lambda . Amy Burnham

Onkcn Award . Jodie' Klinefdtef. rau Kappa Epsi lon Swecthean, Freshman Camp Counsdor. Student Admis· siam Corps, 19H and 1976 Homecom ing Games Cochairman. Hospitality Corps . Rho Lambda, Alumni Board. Admissions Com mittee , Panhdlenic Cou ncil: Lin· da Knapp. Junior Varsity Ch~ r1('ad('r ; Nancy Kristufck, Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart . Tau Kappa Epsilon Derby Darling, Alpha Kappa Psi. Freshm2n Camp Counsdor.

Convocations Committe-Publicity co-chairman. Kel trtu., Who's Who , Outstanding Sophomore for Illinois hI.; Vicki Lec. Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart . Publicity Co-c hairman of ConvOC21ions Com mittcc, Pi Delta Upsi.

Ion . 1976 Homecoming Rayahy Committee Co-chairman, Sigma Zeta ;)anet ~erlca.mp, Women ' s Track Team ; Mari· Iyn Leffelman . 1975 Homecoming Dance Commiuee Cochairman . Campus Chest Committee. Freshman Camp Coun selor. Rho Lambda; Jeannie Loren ten. Freshman Camp Counselor; Beth Lyman . Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweet. heart . Student Senator. Student Admissions Corps. Ad· missions Com mittee ; Mary McDougal. 1975 Homecoming General Co·chairman . Rho Lambda ; Kim Mroweic. Vaf' sity Cheerlead ing Award ; Amy Northrup. Porn Pon Squad : Cind y Nyberg. Kappa Sigma C hapter Sweetheart .

Junior Varsity Cheerla.der. Freshman Camp Counselor.

Women 's Track Team, Advertisement Editor Yearbook .

Junior Pan hellen ic Council. Business Maoager Yearbook : Nancy Ogg. Tennis Team. Scholastic Pledge of Illinois Eta. Top Scholastic Mom· Daughter Team ; Gail Mrugau.

Greek Week Com miuee , Rho Lambda : Kath y Russdl, Trel5. of Panhellenic Council. Human Relations Com· mill ee . Secretary of Convocations Commiuee. F~shman Camp Counselo r. Hosp ita lity Corps, Sigma Zeta: Ltla Ross. 1976 Homecoming Alumni Committee Co·chair· man : Kim Sanders . Sigma Alph2 Iota Social Chai rm an.

Pi Kappa Lambda Certificate of Honor in music: Rena Schoneweiss. Varsity Cheerleader Award: Jean Smeus .

Secretary of Con vocat ions Comm ittee: Sus:an Smith .

Homecoming Dance Commiuee Co·chairman : Lynn Solomon, Alpha Kapp2 Psi. 1976 Hoinecoming House Deck Co-chairman. 1975 Homecoming Alumni Committee Co-cha irman . Student Admissions Corps. Fresh· mao Camp Counselor. Rho Lambda; Laura SueSSt", Pi Della Upsilon : Shirley Stroink, Tennis Team ; Debbie Tiffin . Freshman Camp Counselor; Karen Winber, .

Junior Varsity Cheerleader.

Illinois Iota. lUinois State University Individual Honon- Margaret Clark. Dean's liSt : Pany SCOIl. Tutorial Project Co-ordinator of Jr . High, Chapter Se",ice Award Nominee; Melody Sju~t. Dean's liSt , ABO Chapter Award , Bone Scholar Award , Highest grade po int In the house , Honors J\ward for Student teaching In Engla nd ; Nancy Fleming, Sigma Ph i Epsilon Regional Go ld en Heart Queen: Beth Griffee. Robin Haffeldn.

Sue Rolf. Dean 's Lisl: Beny Hadley. ISU Corphen Captain , Satu rday Child ren's School ; Kathy Lincoln . ISU Corphees , Saturday Children's School : Dawn Karsten , Honors Program . Mary Beth Morphew . ISU Bicentennial Commitlee, Dean's List: Patly Murphy , ISU Blcentenmal Committee ; Theresa Savage . Dean's List . chapter nominee for most outnanding Sophomore: Diane Duceu . Gretk CounCil Re-prnentauve . De:an ' s LISt . Member of Student J\SSOClalion . JilijenKn . Mary Lee: Kelley. Peggy Eichman .

LOUisa Redard , Sharon Lacina ,Janet Saben , Carolyn Stahl.

MarCia Maras, Tara Stohzner, Carol Jacobus , Dean 's Lut

Indiaoa Alp ha, Franklin Colle,e Chapter Honors-Theta Province Scholan;hip Award ; Theta Province Mon Improved Scholarship Award .

Individual Honors-Sua Powell . Wilham Wayl2nd Nenowerer ' 81 Award tor History . Top Ten Seniors. Alpha Society, Dean' s List;J am ie Sptaj. Top Ten Seniors. Wbo 'J Who . Da.n ·s List ; Jean Everett. Managing Editor of The Frlld/". . Alpha Ph i Gamma journalism honorary member. vice p resjdent of Women in Communications. Inc .. Dean's List; Terri Zuffa. Dean's LISt ; Michelle Omahana. Resident Assistant . editor of the Apogee; Rachel Steward, Lambda Chi Alpha Miss Watermelon Bust; Mary Lou Cupenter. Spring Musica l Revue ; Debra Denslaw , Residence Hall representative , Laurels Honorary. Dean 's List ; Nancy Yoder, Panhallenic Secretary-Treasurer: Karen Kissick . Suaight A Initiate .

Dean ', List: Kite Siefer. Student Co ng~ss rep~sentative .

Outstanding Theta Province Sophomore , Dean' s List : Jackie 8e:an. Albena Hohn . Sue Pauley . Linda Perry. Julie Dygen , Nancy Williams. Jill Bean, Pam Strang , Tricia Auld. Dean 's List .

Indiana Gamma . Butler Univenicy Chapter H onors- Directors' Award (2 years); CentenOIal Award .

Ind ivid ual Honors-Dean 's List . Cinda Bothe: . Cindy Blewen. Anita Benning.Janne KeuoW' , Diane Docy. Barb Lahr , Devra Dickerson. Lisa Rogiiano, Sheila Davis . Jen . nifer Jackson , Leslie King, Judy Willemain , Jane Berna rd , Beth Bielavski. Sue Dance . Susie- Ward , Lynn Hatter , Melanie Ho lmes . Erin Horrigan. Te rry Ketterman , Linda Kovich, Earlene Massaron i. Mary Jo Moldraski . Lautle Moo re . Terry Myers . Ginna Thompson ; C himes. Cinda Bothe, Margy Harm; Spu rs. Anita Benning . Deb Witta : Cindy Blewett , YMCA President . Chairman Spring Sing.

Phil Beta Kappa . Cum Laude- Graduate ; Ja nne Keuow .

Mortar Board ; Diane Doty. Mortar Boud , Cum Laude Graduate; Devra Dickerson. Mo nar Board . Phi Beta Kappa: Sheila Davis. Cum Laude Graduate . "100" Prin· cess: Leslie King , Cum Laude Graduate . Best Student Nominee .

Indiana Delta . PurdUl' University Chapter Honors- All Sorority Volleyball Champs . 2nd place All Campus VoUeybail . 1st place champions oTSi,ma Chi Bowling on the Greeo for the American Cancer Society . 2nd place coStume award for Theta C hi Spring Rally.

Guys (FarmhouK) and Dolls Softball Champs; partiei. pants in SAE Monopoly Marathon for Muscular Dys· trophy : MoSt O utsrand ing Senior. Joan Conner; Junior.

Lon Altherr. Sophomore, Jan Kincaid .

Individua l Ho non- Purdue-ftes. 2nd runne-r-up Grand Prill Q ueen Contest , Marla Smith ; Sigma Lambda Sigma Recreation Honorary . Angie Wolford : Purdue Rec reatio n Association . Angie W olford. Sarah Sample; Iron Key. Joan Cooner , Darle:ne BoSSt" . Omicron Delta Kllppa Acuvitiei Honorary . Momr Board . Joan Conner. Lori AI · therr; Purdue Pep Girls. Lori Altherr. Pany Neal ; Vanity Cheerleaders. Annie" Baker. Rita Crain, Cindy Freyn ; Grand Prix Foundation . Katy Holbeck , LISa Goodrich : Green Guard . SUty Onofrey; AU Camp us TennIS Doubles Champs , Sandy Bauer. Janet Collins;Old Maners. P:lm Gilson , Lisa Goodnch . Vickie Font , MIChelle Wilson ; Skull and Cresceot. LISa Goodrich , Jan ladl" Tau beta Sigmll Music Honorary. Lisa Goodrich. Jan Kin-

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(aid: Purdue Majorettes. Lisa Good rich. Liz Cuui nger; Purdue March ing B2Ind . Jan Kincaid ; Purdue Concert Bands. Liz CuuiDlcr, Lisa Goodrich. Jan Kincaid . Dana Thompson ; the GREEK . Darlene BOSK. Jan Kincaid ; Purdue Student Union Board . Darlene B o~. Jan Ladig ; Farmhouse Sweetheart . Jan Ladig ; Junior Panhdlcn ic Queen , Lesley 52Thsian; Pan hellenic Secretary . Patty Spacni; Indy )00 f«lival Princesses. Pam Bowser. Donna Matthews . Sarah Sample; Panhdh=nic Rush Counsdor.

Cindy Brown ; Alpha Lambda Ddta , Deb Battle , Debbie Jones. Lynne Petcrsburg . Inley Sarkesian ; J r. Varsity Tennis Team. Lisa lanan ; DEBRIS Staff-Edi tor-in-chief, Mcg Chester . Sales Manager. LuAnn Detamore: . Societies Ed itor. usa Douglas. Varsity Sporu Editor. Bethann No rris: Activities Editor. jan Kincaid : Student Association. Joan Conner. Deb Bunner. Darlene Bosse. Kim Vandepulte . feglY Monagle: Omnicron Nu Home Economics Honorary . Barb Gustafson . Sandy Baue r: Ph i Tau Sigma Foods Honora.ry , Barb Gustafson ; F. A.C .E .. Pam Gilson, J osie Robinson; F. A.C. E. Very Important Women, joan Con. ncr, jennifer Bertram ; American Society of Interior Dc· signers, Kristi Coulter; EXPONENT Cuuin' Tape Edi · tor, Janet Collins; Home Economics Council, Cathy Ad · ams , josie Robinson ; Alpha Phi Mu Industrial Engineering Ho norary, Lori Altheer: Beta Ga mma Sigma Industrial Management Honorary , joan Conner; Pi Beta Kappa, Kathy Tighe : Sigma Tau Alpha Rainbow Society. Lisa Goodrich; 0076 Coordinator. jennifer Bertram : Student American Pharaceu tica1 Associatio n , Donna Manhews: Student Saver. joan Conner, Darlene Bosse; Purdue Horseman's O rganization. Sarah Sample; 6 .0. Jan Mur· phy. Sandy Bauer. LuAnn Detamore , Kathy Tighe. Katy Holb«k. Mimi Miller; Highest Sophomore GPA, KalY Holbeck: Hig hest junior GPA . Mimi Miller; Highest Se· nior GPA . Sandy Bauer ; Bnt Mother Daughter Team GPA, Jan Murphy, Deb Bunner; BeSt Pledge . jan Kin· eaid .

Indiana Epsilon. DePauw Unh'ersity Chapter Honors-Sigma Chi Derby Day- first place money making ; Little )00 Spirit Award-2nd place: 1M Softball.runner's,up.

Indi .. idual Honors-Jennifer East, Sigma Theta Tau : Julie Harper, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Epsilon. Sigma Chi Sweet heart ; Anne Haner, Sigma Delta Chi; Marta Hawthorne . Dean's list ; Chris Hew lett. Phi Beta Kappa , Omicron Delta Epsilon . AWS award ; Marilyn Johnson , Madeline Wyer Killinger Award. Academic Council.

CCC ; Terri Martella. Monar Soard . Psi Chi . ABO Award .

AWS award ; jane Schoonmaker. Sigma Chi . A WS Award , Dean's Ii,, ; Sue Vogel. Mortar Board. A WS Award ; Deb· bie Thompson . Outstanding Senio r State Day; Sue Ball . cheerleader: Wendy Baptist. Chap lins Living Unit Presi. dent. FSA. Pom · Pon Squad ; Lisa Coco Treasurer of Amer· ican Nursing Society; Jeannie Cornelius. Mu Ph i Epsilon .

Collegians. University Concert Choir; Diane Nt'W'son .

Mortar Board . Pom·Pon Squad . Psi Chi . )00 Festival COUrt Member; Liz Ogilvie. Mortar Board ; Ruth ie Patterson. junior Board ; Becky Shedd. O utstanding junior State Day , FSA;josie Simonds. Hockey Team ; Barb Taylor. Panhellenic Vice Presid ent : Barb Wheeler. Monar Board. Psi Chi. FSA . Peer·counseling. Ma rsha Astrike .

Dean's List : Robin Bakemen. FSA . Hockey Team ; Chris Bonnamy. Dorm Reside nt Assistant. Dean ', List; Annie Bowker, AWS correspondent; Kim Fitzgerald . Campus Board ; Joan Fraley . Hockey Team ; Helen Hall . Ouuund·

ing Sophomore State Day . Dean's List , Chee rleader; Cindy Haher. FSA ; Sarah Kcltsch . FSA. Setreeat)' CCC. Seudent Senate. Tennis Team ; Barb Kieckhafer. FSA. Naiad; Lisa Mcintire , White.W inged Arrow Award ; Ced Muon.

FSA ; Liz Meeker. Peer-Counseling . FSA . Little )00 All StarTeam ; Lynn Mueller. Naiad . Girls Swim Team ; Karie Pasquin i, AWS Correspondent ; Caryn Ca rlson , Newspapcr Staff; Mary Ann Daniels. Mosl·Spirited Pledge ; Jane Goebel. Tennis Team; Anne johnson. Dorm Treas· urer; Sue Muc!lIer. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Ela Sigma.

Naiad. Girls Swim Team , Pledge Highest Grade Poine ; Susie Showalter . FSA. Outstanding Pledge; Besty Solfisburg, Freshman Ensemble, Pom ·Pon Squad; Sue Mel· burg . FSA . lndi.a.na Zeta , Ball State Uai ...ersitJ Chapter Honors-Hometoming Float 1st plan: ; Sigma Switch , ht place sorori ty team division (first team); Sigma Switch . un iform award (second team) ; Sig ma Chi Derby Day second place ; Locker Room Decorations . 1st plact.

Individual Honon-LlOda Slasuraitis. Debbie Slagle .

Karen Pardieck. Carol Hanon . Lauric Bergdoll , Dean 's Lise: Lana Teets. Honors Program. Dean 's List. Ba11 State jou rnalism Workshop Scholarship , State Scho larship. Bren· da Bohtnkamp , Honorary State Scholarship , Dafe Carnegie Scholarship . Carniene Career CoUege Scholarship; Theresa Ankcnbruck. Rho Lambda Hon orary treasur· er; Kate Klem. Dean's List . Ho nors Program . Mortar Boa rd ; joni Theobald. Honorary Stare Scholarship; Nancy Schultz. Michigan City Scholarship . Jefferson School Scholarship; Susan Short. O utstani:ling junior. Rita Maso n. PTA Scholarship; Ginny Myers, Diane Nichter.

Hoosier Scholarships; Kim Moye r. Honors Program . OUt. standing sophomore ; Andrea Hanmeyer, Kappa Delta Pi , Lambda Iota Tau . Dean 's List: Deb Shaffer. Cheerleader.

Cardinal Corps; Susi Step hens. Flal Corp" Pam Daughtery . Admissions Coordinating Team ; Nancy Schultz.

Cardette,: Pam Burge. Cindy Adams. Cheerleaders; Joni Theo bald . Universuy Cadet Pollee Force; Nancy Wells .

Suzi Brewster. Colleen Edgar. Ruth Wilkinson , Pom ·Pon Girls; Nora Vande Pune. All Campus Coed Volleyball Team ; Denise Dodson . Miss Photogenic. Miss Indiana pageant ; Susan Shon . Ann Miller. Phi Silma Epsilon Calend. ar Girls; Robin Mathews. Miss Anderson 197). Miss Ball State finalist : Suzi Brewster. Miss Ind ianapolis 197); Cover Gi rllnd ianapolisSlar Maguine, Queen of Anderson Little )00. Sun Valley Raceway Park Racing Queen. 1st Runnerup Strawberry Fcstival Queen ; Vanessa Gamester. "500" Coun Princess: Diane Nichter. Hometominl COUrt. nominee for Miss Popularity ; D . B. Bond . MISS White County; Brenda Bohenkamp. Miss Indiana DECA ; Gayle Manby. 1st runner·up Miss Bike· A-Thon . Mw Ball State candidate, nominee (or Miss Popularity; Jane Miller. Miss Ball Siale fina list: Terry Thames . nominee for Miss Popularity ; Lisa Ball . Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweethean: Lesh Runnels. Sigma Chi Sw«theart; Kale Klem . Highest GPA in chapter. Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart; Cindy Gedlin,.

Social Chairman Mary Beeman Club; Deb Shaffer. Phi Sigma Epsilon Calendar Girl; Cindy Ad:ams. Runner.up Sigma Chi Sweelhean; Ruth Wilkenson . Outstanding Pledge : Robin M:athews. 1st runner·up Miss Ball Siale.

1976 Miss Muncie. 197) Miss Anderson ; Cyndy Buck. Pi Gamma Mu ; Nancy Wells. 1st runner·up Miss W:atermelo n Bust . Service Award : Teresa Ankenbruck , Oumandlng junior; Denise Ingr:am . Phi Sllma Epsilon Calendar Girl ; Becky Moore. ABO Award

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Kansas Bn2. Kaasu State Unit'crsirJ Chapter HODors-Director's Award in Summer of 1976: Founh scholastically on the campus o( 11 sororities.

Indi.idual Honod- Mar,c Barber. $200 KSU Scholar. ship ; San. Benignu! , EDgin-dean; Kerry Binford. Encin . dear1 , KSU Porn Pon Girl ; Kay Bisan,o. Panhdlcn k Council Sr. Representative; Jonna Bolan. Chimes. K-Slatc operetta dancer. Music SchoJalShip. Concert Choir. director of Grcdt Follies. American Choral Directors Assoc.-program chairman ; Dana Bradbury. Engin·deus; Caren Braunagel. Bump-A -Thon Co-chairman; Cathy Brown , K-Statc Singen; Gara Burnette . KSU Marchini Band . Prc-Physical Therapy Club; Amy Buuon. Finance Committee chairman fOf Srudcnt Governing Assoc . . Aru and Scieoce nudcnt seoator, Dean 's Honor Roll , StUdent Represcntative to faculty Knat~. Membtr of Presi. d~nt A(.h~n InstaUation Comm . . R«ipient of Headliner Award for Women in Communication. Chairperson of Task Forte to Investigate Athlelics and Recreation Ser· vices; Carol Cook . Marketing Club . Society of Advanced Management ; Susie Coulter. D~an's Honor RoU. Alphl Lambda D~lta, Engin·dean; D·Ea.rl Danner. Dean 's Honor Roll. Assistant Scholanhip chairman ; Phyllis Oed:· neu. Deln's Honor Roll . KSU Spe«h It Hearing Assoc.; Debra Drake . Coliegiate"·H ; Lynn Eatherly . Enlin·dean.

Friendship Tutoring ; Jln Eddy . Intnmurals Chairman ; Karla Engel. Dean's Honor Roll . Ad,..nced Degree Program . Home EconomiCi Council . Student Senator . Pao· hellenit Publication Committee. Home Economic Hospi. tality Day Committee: Karen Evans. KSU Spe«h 6: Hett· ing Assoc .. Engin.dean; Pan hellenic Representative ; Ruth Frey. Greek Follies Coordinator; Debbie Fromme. Mu Phi Epsilon-Vice President . KSU Concen Jan Ensemble ; Elaine Graff, Dean', Honor Roll ; Polly Green . Dean' s Honor Roll. Treasurer of Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Chi Theta . Engin·dean; Marla Hutchison . Pre·Nursing Club ; Laura Hawkins. Union Program Council Concem Com· mittee ; Mary Heppc:tiy . Angel Flight-Assisl2.Dt Pledge Trainer; Jolene Johnson. Straight A Initiate; Ann King .

WiJdkiuens Track Team . Bump·A ·Thon 1976 dancer for 61 houn; DeniK Salmon . Education Council Treasurer.

Collegiate Choral ; Cind, Schmidt . Co-dirc:ctor of Forum Hall Fashion Show ; Jo Schrock. Spun historian ; Kathy Sparks . Panhellenic repreKntative . Dean 's Honor Roll ; Heide Surber. Dean's Honor Roll, Miss Manhanan-K · State. KSU Concen Choir; Sherri Swafford. Monar Board ; Ann Tollefson, Kappa Delta Pi. MonIC Board- prognm chairma n. Student Education Assoc. president. 1976 Hal· ton Scholanhip Award . Pi Beta Phi California Alpha Scholanhip. Education College Council . Council for Ex· ceptional Children. Pan hellenic Rush CounKlor. Chimes presid~nt. Teacher Education Coundl. Phi Kappa Phi .

Administration and Foundation Academic Aff.i('5 Comm .. Concen choir; Janet Van Cleave. Dean's Honor Roll : Judy Weluc.h . Kinen KruiteD ueasurer; Ledey Whitehead. S«retary of Business Council. Monar Board Secretary . Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Dean 's Honor Roll . Chimes. Accounting Club. Who's Who; Gayle Wittmeyer. finalist in Miss Manhattan-K·St:atc Pageant : Shari Williams . K·State PlayeD' Productions; Kim Wood . Dean 's Honor Roll ; Joan King . Harlequinade Producer. Sigma Delta Pi . Univenity Activities Board: Ar· letta Kingston . Ph i Omicron Upsilon, Advanced Degree Program in Home Economics : Debbie Knierim, RunDer up to PI Kappa Alpha Drum Gltl. Kappa Delta Pi Presl'

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dent. Dean ' s Honor Roll; Sue Livlngston . Spun Presi. dent . Alpha Lambda Dclta., Pre·Med Club. Putnam Schol. ar. Dun 's Honor Roll . Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee ; Debora Louk . Monu Board . Engineering Council. Engin-dew Presidenc. KSU Pi Beta Phi Scholar· ship . Chimes ; Allison Luthi . Intercollegiate Athletic Council ; Joni Luthi . Union Program Council . Potpourri Committee. National Student Recreation &: Park Assoc ..

Kansas R«reation &: Park Assoc .; Jennifer Main . Phi Kap· pa Phi . Editor Panhellenic Publication; Donna Mann .

Engin·dears. Pre·Physical Therapy Club: Sandra Mead . K· State Operetta dancer. KSU Dance Workshop ; Lisa Mont· gomery . Collegiate Chonl; Kim Morgan . Dean 's Honor Roll . Peer Se:l Educator; CindyJesha. Omicron Nu ; J.ne Phelan . Vice President of A. .S .• Steel Ring Award.

Engin.dears . Dan Board , Advisory Council for Student Body Presidenl, Draper Midwest ANS Conference ; Barb· aD Riedel . KSU Marching Band . Business Cou ncil. Engin. dears . Concen band, University Activities Board . McCain Auditorium Student Board ; Nancy Roach. Home Econom· ics Council Vice President. Chimes. Phi Upsilon Omi. cron . Home Economics Advanced Degree Program ; 8ar· bara Roc, Chimes. Mortar Board . Home Economics Coun· ci l Secretary. Collegiale 4.H . AHEA Convention Delegate .

Discussion leader at Summer Institute at KSU. American Institute of Cooperation, Rosa Williams Freshman Book Award College of Home Economics. Student member on Klection committee for Dean of College of Home Econ· omics.

Kentucky Alpha . University of Louisville Individual Honors-Cindy Schrudder. Stokley. Van Camp Award ; Gwen Micou. Phi Kappa Phi , Alpha Kappa Delta ; Diana Wells. Susie Greschel, Pi Sigma Alpha : Brigid Lally . Sherrill Brakmeier. Dean ' s Sl..holar~ . Brigid Lall y. Karen Lieben . Karen Steenbergen. Monar Board ; Hu el Co mbs . Melissa Hovious . Julia Morrison. Nancy Richards . CWENS .

KentudrJ Ikta. Uni.ersitJ ofKentuckJ Chapter Honors- Intramural basketball champs; Fint and third place canoe races for sororities; Intramural foot· ball champions: Fint place Hom«om ing float ; Runnen· up Sigma Phi Epsilon football competition ; Theta Chi 3 on 3 bulcetball champs; runners·up intramural basket· ball cha mpionsh ips.

Indi,idual Honors- Becky Abbott . Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl ; Lisa Allnutt . Dean 's lISt , Vice President Student Council for Exceptional Children; Pam Beasley.

MOSt Spirited Active: Paula Begley. Student Center Board TC2vcl C,?mmiuee ; Ann Bergquist. Dean 's List. Little Kentucky Derby Queen finalist : Julia Bird . Student Center Board Recreation Committee; Cheryl Brian .

NASC : Carol Buffington. Chairman PanheUenic State Day. Homecoming and Little Kentucky Derby Queen Comm ittees: TC2vcl Center Boa.rd . Vice· President Panhcl · lenic ; Deb i Carey. University Senate Suocommitlee.

Hom«oming parade chairman : Carol Colacello. Student American Kentucky Pharmaceut ical Association: Jamie Conn . Dean 's List. Student Cou ncil for Exceptiona.l Children . Student Center Board Committee fo r Con· temporaiy Affain. Greck Activit ies Steenng Comm ittee ; Carolyn Cummings. Best Pledge voted by Pledge Cla55; Susan Daunhauer. Dean's lLSt . Student for Exceptional Child ren . Phi Eta Sigma. Kappa Delta Pi . Links. Rush Counse lor, PanhdlenJc President m TraJDJOg. Greek

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Dean 's List . Phi Eta Sicma. Alpha Lambda Deha. VicC'o President CWENS. Straight A Initiate. Scholarship Bt1cdct. Best Pledge 'oted by Active Chapler. Junior Panhdlcnic Rep . 10 CollegialC' Panhdlcnic. Kentucky Greel, No.<spapcr. Greell ActivitiC's Steering Committee ; Jane Hinson . Links; ThcreS2. Hinton . Dcan', List : Kim Holder. Homc<oming Committee. American Society of Chemistry; Locky Lambert . Dean's List. Stnight A Initiate: Marianne Latimer, Dean 's Lin . Phi Eta Sigma; Sherry LeMaster, Student Center Board Travel Committee; Caren Matchett, American Marketipg Association : Leanne Mcintire. Dean 's List . SUilight A Initiace . Alpha Lambda Delta ; Barbara McReynolds. Greek Activities Steering Co mmittee ; Terri Miller. Homecom ing Queen Coun.

Studenl Center Board Travel Chairman; Susan Mitchell .

Dean's List. Pi Deha Phi french Honorary, Most OUtstanding french Student . Student Center Board Committee for· Contemporary Affairs. Phi Beta Kappa : Mary Ann MOnlague . Dean 's List : Sarah Moran, Dean's Lin .

CWENS. Kentucky Greek Newspaper. L' Alliance fran caise; Thea Nelson . CWENS; Mernie Penhale . Social Work for Action ; Carolyn Pratt. Student Center Board Travel Cenler Committee; Karen RobertsOn . Mortar Board ; MaMa RobertSOn . Dean 's List . Links . Sophomore represenlativc to ncuhr of College of Architecture . Secretary Student Chapter American Institute of Architccture .

Student Correspondent to American schools and Colleges of Architecture; Ellen R~hrig . Dean's Lin . Student Government Senator from College of Allied Health. Social Chairman Physical Therapy Club ; Georgeann Rosenberg .

President Student Center Board ; Leslie Roycraft . LKD Publications Chairman . Interfraternity Council Sccretary ; Cheryl Sewell. Pi Kappa Alpha Calendar Girl ; Kathy Sharpe . American Marketing Association ; Stacy Steger.

Dean 's List ; Julie Watu. Panhellenic Activity Committee.

Mon Spirited Pled,e Voted by Actives; Rae WoLheuter.

Student Center Board Se(Cctary-Treasurer; Diane Wolter.

Dean 's List. President Student Council for Exceptional Children; Jill Ziegler. LKD and Homecoming Queen Committee. Association of Studenu in Interior Design .

pack . Scotch Guard ; Lisa Harmon. Golden Dan Girl ; J o Hultberg. f ashion Coord inator for LSU Union; Cheryl Crowson . Do nna Moore r. Homecoming Queen Finalisu ; Mary Nell Anderson. Tigerette; Sherry Ernest . HouSto n Alumni Scho larship Recipient ; Debbie Warner. VicePresident of Pan hellenic Council; Sharon Wilkes. Cy ndee Ham ilton. Models for Union Fl$hion Com mittee .

Maine Alpha . University of Maine Chapter Honors-lst place Greck Weekend ; Scho lar· ship Achievement Certificate for 1974-15, .

Indi.,idual Honors - All-Maine W omen . Deb Chap· man . Sue Cummings. Cathy Bliss; Eagles. Kimberly Boothby . Moira Tryon . Nancy Pearson ; Alpha Lambda Delta . Kimberly Boothby. Debi Jordan . Kathy Cummings. Anne Chaplin. Karen Libby ; Alpha Zeta . Dale Wo ronoff. Cindy Rogen. Cathy Bliss; Omicron Nu . Debi Jordan : Karen Connor. Kappa Ddta Phi . Karen Libby .

Phi Beta Kappa , Phi Kappa Phi . Delta Phi Alpha. Phi Sigma Iota. Fulbright-Hays Nominee, CertirlUte of Scholasdc Achievement ; Cheryl Whitcomb. Pledge Certificate of Scholastic Achievement .

Maryland Ikla, UninBity ofMarylaod Chapter Honors- Second in Homecoming Float Competition : Spirit Award for Intramural Basketball.

Indi.,iduaJ Honors-Patricia Bailey. Editor Greek Year· book ; Susan Bauer. Cathy Johnson . Jodi Magennis. Susa.n Souder. Dean ' s Listj Pam Belcher . Diamond. University Bicentennial Commission. Dean's Lin ; Pam Belchtr. Tory Duncan . Public Relations Student Society of America ; Laurel Brain , Pan hellenic Research Committee chairman.

Committtt co-chairperson.

Panhellenic Marketing Student Government Association Publicity Committee; Laurel Brain. Karen Coffin. Women 's Recreation Auociation Rep ., Greek Week Rep .; Suzanne Connor. Omicron Nu . Phi Kappa Phi. Dean 's Lin . Scholarship Achievement Certificate; Nancy friedman . Secretary Young Democrats.

Dean's List ; Teresa Gilstrap . Alpha Lambda Delta . Dean 's List; Patricia Grandle. Diamond ; Palricia Grandlc. Virginia West . Kappa Ddta Pi ; Janet Hubert. Womcn 's Trtck Tea.m ; Kathy McKee . President Pre-med Society.

Alpha Lambda Delta ; Jill Parmelee . Tau Beta Sigma.

Pom -pon. Bridal Fair model ; Pinki Rector. 1.2w Enforcement Association. Altar Guild ; Pinki Rector. Jody Tracey .

Lambda Alpha Epsilon; Jane Setterstrom . OutStanding Pledle Award . Dean's List; Jane Smith. Sail ing Team : Susan Valdna . University Sing cha irman .

Louisiana Alpha , Nrwcomb Collele Indi.,idual Honors- Mary Jane Fenner, Junior C lass representative to Honor Board 197)-76; Mary Anne Meadows, Chi Omega award (or ouutandin, freshman of 1974 -7) ; Susan McGrad . Marion Enocks. Phi Eta Sigma .

Louisiana Bna. Loouiana State UninrsirJ Chapter Honors-Second place in Jambalaya Jamboree with Theta Xi Frtternity; First place in Sigma Alpha Epsilon Iknefit Softball Tournament .

Indi.,idual Honors-Sheny Ernest. Chapter Service Award . O uutandin,Junior member; Donna Faulk. ABO Province Winner. Outstanding Senior mcmber: Jan Wilson, Outstanding Sophomore member: Mary Ndl Anderson. Straight A initiate . Outstanding Sorority Pledge by Panhellenic Council. O utstandlnl Pled,e ; Linda Jones. Angd Flight ; Susanna Balter. Ellie Wagun-

Michi,an Alpha. Hillsdale CoUe,e Chapler Honors- 1st Place Homecoming Float : 2nd Place Greek Week ; 2nd Place . 1M bowlinl ; 2nd Place. overtll Sorority Scholastic Competition .

Individual Honors-Cheryl Anderson . Journalism In · ternship ; Cindy Barker, Sigma Alpha Iota ; Joan Billhe imer. Epsilon Delta Alpha; Robin Browne. Pres.

Women's SportS Association . WSA Service Award . lamplighters. federation Oumanding Athlete Scholarship .

Carlotta Bailey Ewing Award : Patrice Carlson, 5«. Pan hellenic Cou ncil: Kathy Caswell , Silma Alpha Iota ; Dcbbie Haines . Lambda Iota Tau : Laura Head. Outnanding Sophomore. Michigan Alpha; Ellen Helmreich. Choir Council . Chorale, Most Improved Swimmer. Sec .

Wom~n's Spans Association, CounCSJ Wttk Pledge ; Joanna James, Cheerleader. WSA Knice award. Pres.

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Synchronized SWimming. Michigan Alpha and Zen. Province ABO Award : Debbie Johnson . Managing Editor. Wi"o_tl: Karen Kiraly , Towcr Players . Studcnt Manager Student Union. Most Improved Schola.stically, Michigan Alpha ; Claudia Menton , Beta Beta Beta . Epsilon Delta Alpha ; AUrson Misevich . Lambda Iota Tau , Sec Sigma Alpha Iota . ChoraJe; JOCH' Miller, HIStorian Women's Spans Association . WSA service award. MVP tennis. Federation Athletic Dept . scholallhlp: Brendl Petto . Mentor. Epsilon Ddt. Alpha: Meredith Prichard , Sec. Jr. Panhcllcnje Council: Amanda PrOClor, Tower Players. Epsilon Ddta Alpha; Penny Proctor, Mentor, Tower Players, Pres . Alpha Psi Omega. Pres . Lambda Iota Tau. Sec. Epsilon Delta Alpha. Treasurer Sigma Alpha Iota. Btlf.Messenger Scholanhip. lamplighters. Scholastic Leader of Michigan Alpha; Becky Schmidt. Mentor. Tower Players. Lambda Iota Tau. Epsilon Delta Alpha . Chaplain Sigma Alpha Iota. Federation Scholarship Humanities Dept. . Outstanding Junior. Michigan Alpha ; Tracey Sherblom. Captain of Cheerleaders. Epsilon Delta Alpha .

Lamplighters . College Relations ASSlstant . Journalism imernship: Sharon Sluka. Beta Bela Beta ; Babene Trout .

Tower Players. Sociology internship. Leadership Workshop Steering Committee (Spt'Cial Projects) . Amy Vogt . Sigma Alpha lOla . Epsilon Deha Alpha . Federation Scholarship.

Education Dcpt . Mam Wright . Model Pledge : Connie Phelps . Psychology Internship ; Pam Rooney . Beta Beta Beta ; Patty loss. Cheerleader.

Minnesota Alph a. Universit y of Minn esota C hapter Honors-Campus Carnival Awards; 2nd rlue Overa ll Production. 1st Place Ballyhoo Dance Line. 3rd Place Skit. 3rd Placc Set .

Ind ividual Honors- Roxie GOCrtz . Monar Board. Rho Lambda: Jeannc O'Hare. Kathy Kalb. (.hlmes UUOIor women 's honorary) ; Sue O'Brien. Barb Orvis. Mary Jeanne ~vitt. Tala Sk,!!':'.o , Nancy Maple. Rho Lambda . Wendy Wilding, Chapter and Province Amy Burham Onken Awards. Graduating magna cum laude , Mississippi Beta. University of Missi"ippi Chapter Honors- Annettt Mitchell Mills Award fot Kappa Province ; founh place in Sigma Chi Derby Day Individual Honors-Dana Allen, Campus Senator~ Susan Barnen . Commmee of 100. Welcoming Com· mittee . A WS Elcctions Committee: Leila Childress. A WS President , Admmistratlve Assistant. ASB Cabinet. New Dorm Trea.surer. Committee of 100 . Committee of 82.

Monar Board. Ole Miss Ambassador: Claire Cobb. Phi Gamma Nu. Mortar Soard . Elcctions Supervisory Committee; Patty Denny . Pike Calendar Girl ; Maggie Dolin .

Chairman Student Union Travel Committee. Cwens.

Alpha Lambda Delta. Scholars Program. Foreign Film Committee: Marian Dulaney , lady of the Realm-Cotlon Carnival; Patricc Feiner . AWS Council. Committee of 100. Summer President of New Dorm ; Becky Flemmons .

Beta Alpha Psi President (first woman). Taylor Citation in Accountancy, Who'/ Who I" Amencll" CollegtI tI"J U"i"enititI; Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi; Jons.

Flora . Carrier Scholarship. Alpha Lambda Delta : Mary Godwin. Elcctions Supervisory Committee; Nancy Harwell. Angel Flight. Cwens; Muijean Hemng. Re'CruitrneRt Committe(:_ Wekominc Commiuee; Eln:abcth HICks. Monar Board . Phi Gamma Nu. Beta Gamma Sigma. Phi Kappa Ph i, Who'/ Who Ilf Amenctllf CollegtI tltll' U"t . emtttI: DeCille Hurley . Women in Communicauons

PreJldeRt. PI Sigma Alpha ; Son,a Jenlnns . Cwens V P ,.

AWS Judicial Secretary. Chairman of A WS blood drive.

Co-Chairman of ASB film Series. Committee of 100. Concert Singers. Wdcoming Committee ; Vickie Krag . Pike Calendar Gul; Sarah Loughrin. PI Delta Phi . Sigma Tau Delta. Rachel Mann . Universny Chorus: Nancy Marun.

Chi PSI S....eethean ; Maria Manine!. Campus Favorue.

Mortar Board. Melnna McMillan . Alpha Kappa Delta .

Greenwood Jr Auxiliary Colton BaJl Queen: Lisa Nil. Angd Flight : Bridget Schmitz . Mortar Board . Phi Beta Lambda Award . Taylor Medal. Beta Gamma Sigma . Phi Kappa Phi . Angd Flight . Elections Supervisory Committee. Phi Gamma Nu. Honor Roll. Regional Scholarship. Highest Average in Sorority Award ; Kathy Sulcer .

Cwens. Angel Flight Pledge Class Commander ; Sandra Tice. Top 10 Finalist in Miss University Pageant ; Patricia Tribley. Honor Roll. Regional Scholarship; Marlene Wenfaul. Cwens. Committee of 100, Cindy Wilson . Top 20 Best Dressed : Jennye Lou Wilson . Rebclette , Phi Kappa Phi , Mortar Board. Tau Beta Sigma. Kappa Epsilon .

University Concert Band ; Cissy Foote. Campus Senator.

Campus Favorite ; Peggy Partlo.... . Sigma Chi Sweetheart : Ann Barrow . Pi Kappa Alpha Sweethean.

Missouri Gamma . Drury Collece Chapter Honors- PI Beta Phi Scholarship Certificate; Pledge Class with highest GPA o n campus.

Individual Honors - Dean's list : Crickel Fester . Libby Michel. Cathy Wilson. Lynn Klusmeier. Anne Bradley .

Andrea Knabb. Carol Palcheff. LuAnn Lnuhr rg , Wrndy Brown . Nancy Callicott. Brenda Mercer , Terri Wolfe . Kim Harvales, Patti Raymond. Barbara Baugh : Mortar Board ' Calhy Wilso n . Carol Palcheff. lisa Buttcr, Brenda Mercer.

Terri 'X'olfc; Alpha Lambda Delta. Patti Raymond. Kim Harvates~ Phi Eta Sigma. Patti Raymond . Kim Harvatcs ; Kappa Delta PI . Cricket Fester; Beta Epsilon . Dlanc Marx ; Studenl Union Board: Anne Bradley (Vice Chairman).

Lisa BUlZer. Barbara Baugh , WC'ndy Brown . Nancy Callicott. Kim Dent . Jean Lea. Linetta Thurman, Carol Palchcff. Anne Roloff. Terri Wolfe ; Senate. Anne Brad ley, OD K. Cathy Wilson. Dean's Advisory Board Anne 8r-adle)"~ PanhelieRlc PreSident ; Lisa Butzer: Drury Ambassador, Terry Barnes. Cathy Wilson ; Onentation Leaders .

Cricht Fester, Lmetta Thurman; Yearbook Eduor. Cath)" Wilson ; Varsity TtnnlS. Kathy Stewart. Cynthia Chalfant.

Carol Palcheff. Patti Raymond : Varsny Volleyball , Kathy Stewart. Carol PaJcheff. Patty Raymond : Swim Timers , Lynn Klusmeie(, Wendy Brown . Diane Marx . Anne Ro loff. Terri Wolk Drury Lane Troupers. Nancy CalliCO tt : Drama Production . "Godspdl"-Barbara Baugh . louAnn Louberg : "God's Trombone", "The Glass Menagene ", "The Miracle Worker". and " Where is God?"-Naney Callicott; Homecoming Court. Cathy Wilson. Linetta Thurman : Sigma Nu Sw('etheart. Cathy Wilson Nebraska. 8el2. University ofNebl2ska-Lincoln Individ ual Honors-Shan Larkin . Alpha Lambda Delta .

Kappa Tau Alpha (n ational scholastic journalism honor-ary). Women in Communications Inc (jou rnalism honorary), AdvC'nismg Editor Panhellenicll F C Rush Book, Kathy Olson. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Eta Sllma (freshman honorary). Psi Chi (psycholo&y hono(1I)').

Student Alumni Board-recorder. Lincoln Volunteer Bureau-public rdations committe(:; Sue Horner, Institute of Food SCience-schola.rshlp and member: Barb Slefltes.

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THE ARROW O F PI lETA PH I Alpha Lambda Delta ; Amy Reynolds, Page at the Nebraslu. Legislature. Alpha Lambda Odta ; Susan Norby.

Freshman honor society, Dean's Li.st: Susan Coyne, A.S.U . N. Teachd s College Advisory Board: Jill FUCUl. Alpha Lambda Delta . Phi Eta Sigma, Nat'l Student Nurses Association . All Univenity Fund Independent Committee: Nancy Kroger. Alpha Lambda Delta ; Jody Power, Nat" Honor Society, Freshman Women's Honor Society, Dental Hygiene Boud ; 8«ky Fiss. Straight "A" Initiate . Alpha Lambda Delta: Shcllcc Hanich . Rho Chi Recognition Certificate (pharmacy honorary) ; Jane Bonebrake. Health Aide. Highest Accurn . G,P.A. trophy· Alpha Lambda Delta; Christine Markus: Alpha Lambda Delta . Phi Eta Sigma, All University fund-Independent Chairman. named a "Nota bl~ Woman" by Black Masqu~ chapter of Mortar Board : Cuhey Davis, Mortar Board , Secretary-Treasurer of Nebraska Panhellenic Assoc " Chancellor's Commission on Stams of Wom~n , Alpha Lambda Deha , Phi Eta Sigma, David Memorial Scholarship ; Mary Williams , Teacher's College Advisory Board , Student Council for Exceptional Children ; Wendy Barry .

Alpha Lambda Delta; Anne Sothan. Alpba Lambda Delta. Am &: Sciences Advisory Board Secretary I Treasurer; Sally Yeager, Phi Epsilon Kappa (P.E. honorary) .

ship; Marilyn Groll , Dean 's List. Alpha Lambda Delta ; Eileen Mcgrath , Dcan 's list ; Gail Miller . Dean's Lin, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Patti Moore. Dean's List , Omicron Nu ; lauric Paravati. Dean's List . Alpha Lambda Delta; Barb Pirson, Dean 's List ; Gail Enos , Dean's List , Beta Rho Beta; Gail Greendale . DeaD's List. ArtS College Scholarship. Chemical Banle Scholarship; Renee Pelfofes .

Amy Repard . Ellen Timoney. Karen Walsh, Carol Seim .

Debonh Corcoran. Karen Hasby. Sarah Henderson .

Donna Brown. Cindy Phillips, Leslie Stevens. Naomi TSUIUki, Vanessa Tassone. Dean 's List ; Donna Scher, NROTC Scholarship Program; Marilyn Boros . Beta Rho Beta; Sue Riedman. Pi Sigma Epsilon ; Joanne Kline . Pi Sigma Epsilon : Laura Kush, Am College Scholarship; Kitry Sutton. Alpha Phi Omega. Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Heart , History Honors Program ; Susan Hunvich , National Buuerick Award ; Anne Vitullo, Panhdlenic Vice President ; lynn Boley, OARC Senate Commiuions Commiue~ .

North Carolina Beta , Duke Uni.ersiry

New Mexico Beta , New Mexico State Uninrsity Chapter Honors-Greek Sing, 2nd place ; Muscular Dystrophy Maralhon. 2nd place .

Individ ual Honon-Chris Menefee. Gail Smallwood, Sharon Abeyta, Amy Hopkins . Pam Armbredu, Dean' s List; Susan Grandle. Spurs, Arrow Girl for 1975·76; D'Elaine Sloane. Spurs: Tami Hayes . Dean's Lin , All · Greek best pledge for the fall pledge classes : Diane Mak· konen. Dean's Lin. Las Campanas; Charlene Ferguson .

SNEA : Marsha McKnight Rosser, Dean's Lin, Phi Gamma Nu. Las Cam panas; Mary Ellen Stefan. Phi Gamma Nu : Janey Heckler. Sig Sweetheart. ABO Award ; Ardith Morrison , Dart Girl for 1975-76; Carol Cooper. lucille Darden . Chapter Service Award .

Chapter Honors-Chapter Excellence in scholarship ; 2nd place in all·sororny Sigma Chi Derby Day .

Individual Honors- Dean's list and Class Honors: laurel Akm , Suzy Brown , Catherin~ Cox, Irene Crabtree .

Nancy Dinsmore. Page Gardner , Dale Hay~s. Beuy Hoop. Sheryl Johnson. Cha~ LOllich. Jane McCall . Sue Meeker . Elise Merritt , Debby Minard . Elizabeth Muir .

Linda Oldenburg. Rebc-cca Panon. Linda Rehr, Ginger Rocttl~r , Virginia Seitz. Margo Soule. Joann Stoneburner.

Marguerite Trover . Pamela Davis: Magna Cum laude G raduales; Catherine Cox. Page Gudner. Susannah Harding.Jane McCa ll. Ginger Roengc-r. Wendy Salisbury, Margo Soule, Jodee Spa rkman , Marguerite Trov~r ; Irene Crabtree. Nancy Dinsmore . Elizabeth Muir, Sigma Theta Tau: Marguerite Trover, Highest Chapter GPA for four yea rs; Betsy Hoop , Student Marsh~ for Graduation ; Susannah Harding. Graduation with Distinction in Zoology ; Janice Hayhurst . Province Chapter Service Award ; Chase lottich, Student Marshal at Graduation ; Sue Meeker. Assistant Chief Student Marshal, SU":I.ight A Pledge

New York Alpba , Syracuse University Individual Honors- Dcan's List . Pam Brown, Mary Jane Butera, Pya Cope. Cue Daly . Annene Eaduesto .

Joan Eiscnlord , Sybil lindenbaum , Judy Miller. Linda Scharler. Valerie Tyma, Cindy Williams. Debbie Zettl~r ~ Cue Daly. Gnduated with honors; Joan Eisenlord .

Forestry Merit Scholarship; Judy Miller . Pi lambda Thela Education Honorary , Phi Kappa Phi ; Sue Rudolph. Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Honorary; Linda Scharler, Newhouse Scholarship; Debbie Zettl~r . Emily Coon Award for sophomore with highest grades in Nuuition and ChemiStry.

Chapter HonOIS -Gre~k Weele-third overall; first in Greek games; second with "Coffee House" .

Individual Honors-Jody Patterson . Outstanding Chillman for Academic Excellence for tbe nation ; Cindi Edwards . Cathy Asbury . Straight A initiates ; Edi~ Rader.

Conway Chase Award ; linda Dugger. Archons : Leslie Harlan .. , Mirrors" -O. S.U. 's honor society-freshman; Lauric Dowley. leading role in the Strollers df2matics Society 's presentation of "Damn Yankee"

New Muico Alpha. Un.iversity o(New Mexico Individual Honors-Jane Farris , Lisa Frost. Bobbie Beddo. SPURS ; MaryGen Hagan . Julie Johnson. Lu Campanas ; Dinah Taylor, Leslie McCarthy. Monica MacVica r, Diana English. Gretchen Seelinger. Teresa GUlirrez . Eileen Sullivan, Dean's List.

Ohio Beta , Ohio State: University

New York Delta, Cornell University Individual Honon-Nancy Bryant. ABO award ; Sally Getman . Chapter Service Award; Holly Hoffman , pledge with highest academic av~ng~ ; Eileen McGnuh , highest active average ; Connie Stewm , largest increase in cumulative GPA ; Naomi Tsuzulei . &: Yvonn~ Yonnhice. higheSt team pledge mom-pledge baby cumulative average; liz Brown , most well rounded in sports; Audrey Anderson , Dean's list . Alpha Lambda Delta ; Marjorie Bock . Dean 's List ; Nancy Bryam. Dean's Lin, N .Y .

Farmers Fund Schol:a.rshlp. David K. Johnston Scholar·

Ohio Epsilon. Uniyersity of Tolcdo Cb:apter Honors-1st place. annual men 's and women's songlest; 1st place . raft design in Sigma Phi Epsilon rilft race; 2nd place in raft nee , women's division .

Individual Honors-Carol Beaverson , Pepp~r Award .

Mary Damas, Ouutanding Panhdlenic Award . Ass't Panhd Rush Chairman; Nancy Elliot. Chapter Strvice Award . Ouuundmc Panhel Award : Lesli~ Gunner.

Panhd Publicity Chairman. Alpba Lambda Deha . ROTC Sponsof; Sue Kwner. Angel of the Year; Ann Lochrke.

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ABO Award ; Megan McCloskey , P(:pper Award , Cindy M(:yus. SlUdent Judiciary Council Judge, Panh(:1 Gred:: ACllvnles Board Chairman , Outstanding Pan hellenic Award ; Janic(: Pmkelman , Un iv(:rsity Tennis Team . Fresh man Camp Counselo r; Juli(: Sakel, P(:pper Aw:ud ; Kathy Schramm , Pr(: -Med Honorary; Tern Turner , OutStanding Panhel Award ~ Gall Vascik , Freshman AdviSing Regl5tralion Program advisor, Freshman Camp Counsd or.

Panhellenic Tr(:asurer , Outstanding Panh(:lIentc Award ; Beth Watt , Panhel Rush Moth(:r-Daughter Tea Chairman ; Pat White , UniveNity Tennis Team ; Karen Wilson , Y President, Freshman Camp Director; Heidi Wuthrich , Outslanding Panhellenic Award ; Paula Fogel, Dormitory Resident Advisor Ohio Zeta. Miami Universit, Chapter HonolS- May L Keller Award for best Arrowmont program; Frances Rossu Brown Silver Pitcher; Centennial Award Honorable Menuon ; HlStonan ' s Vue Honorable Menllon; Zeta Songfcst Winner; Hilhest GPA on campus for New Initiates; Runner-up all-Greek girls' football.

Individ ual Honan-Debbie Korphage, Marinen.

Omicron DcI(a Kappa . Who 's Who . Province ABO ; Anne GatsoS . Student Foundation , UnIVersity SeDale .

OmICron Della Kappa. Who's Who. Pan hellenic President . Student Activity Council ; Julie Quackenbush .

Mariners , Co-chairman Miami Chest, Publicity Greek Week . Powderpuff Football, Kappa Delta Pi . President 's list ; Dianne Rinolla . Campus Activities Council. PresIdent's List ; Christy Irvin . Province Chapter Service Award .

Student Foundation , Kappa Delta Pi ; Becky Bennett.

University Senate . Who 'J Who . President Mortar Board , Dean's List ; Margie Bracken. Treasurer P:l.Rhelienic Coun cil. Powderpuff Football ; Mikki Powe . Angel Flight, President's List ; Sheryl Heuermen , Mariners. Junior Saddleers; Julie Kleine, Mariners . SPURS , Sigma Alpha Eta , Dean ' s List ; Zebbie Meade. Mariners , Combus . Ph, Sigma Epsilon . Kappa Delta PI, Wh o 'J Who; Sue Whitney . Mariners . Together , President ' s List . MSSWA SteerIng CommUtee ; Sarah Burns. ReSident Advisor; Robin Howse, Resident Advisor, Phi Eta Sigma . Dean' s List; Cind y Unler. Residen t Advisor. CWENS ; Laura Wilson .

ReSident Advoor. CWENS , President 's LJ5l : Nancy Schuler. Resident Advisor; Janet Konman . President Pines Hall . Alpha Lambda Delta , Phi Eta Sigma . Dean ' s List : Jennie Wyatt, President Stoddard Hall . Miami Chemical Soc iety , CWENS , Alpha Lambda Delta ; Carol Cornelius. Acappella Choir; Sally Wright , Shakcretl$, Phi Upsilon Omicron . Dean's List : Robin Wheeler, Orchesis; Lisa Schenck, Rules Committee Greek Week ; Jenny Gwyn, Combus , Dean ' s Lin ; Lee Ann Sedam, Miss Miami Candidate ; Joan Harris , Dean 's LiSt . Alpha Kappa Delta ; Jenny Price , Dean ' s List. Phi Upsilon Omicron ; Cindy Schroeder. Dean ' s Lut , Alpha lambda Delta . Phi Ela Sigma: Jill Kirwan , President 's List ; Penny Orr. WashIngton , D .C. Internship , First woman to guard the Senate Chlilmbcr Doors; Lucy Wunderlich , Robin Howse , Alpha Lambda Delta: Kyle Schmalz . Sigma Delta Pi ; Sally Wraght , Phi Upsilon Omicron : Amy Lockhan , Reunsio: Debl Rose, NAEA ; Lynn Jester. Sigma Alpha Eta. OhiO Eta, Denison Uninrsity Indl.ldual Hooors-G raduated wuh HigheS( Ho nan.

Ela ine Powel l; G raduated with Honors , Mo llie McCurdy.

Bonme Sn yder. Susan Thieme, Karen von Dreusc.he : Phi Ben. Kappa, Elaine Powell, Bonnie Snyder, Susan Thieme.

Karen von Dreusche; Mortar Board , Naomi Preston , President ; Holly Williams; Omicron Delta Kappa (Leadership Ho norary), Holly Williams; Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science Honorary) . Laura Peuoff; Pi Mu Epsilon (Mathemati s Honorary). Meg Reading ; Psi Chi (Honorary in Psych ology). Naomi Preston , Holly Williams ; Sigma Xi (Science Research Honorary) . Susan Thieme; Senior Class Officer, Mollie McCurdy , Social Chairperson ; Department Fello w. Holly Williams , Psycholo,y ; Student Advisor, Kalhy Warman ; Dormitory Head ResideR! . Gayle. fleishman , Paula Mcintosh , Lesley Miller , Holly Williams, Oklahomlil Alpha. UoiYersit, of Oldahoma Chapter Honan-first place campus grades. Spri ng 1976 ; First place Greek Games; First place Della Tau Delta Spring Games_ Indi.idua l Honors- Ann Alennder. Vicki Ammerman.

Jan Barrett, Debbie Beavers. Dean 's Honor Roll; Missy Berry . Student Entertainers. OU Leadership award . Chapter Service Award ; Collegiate Republican. Greek Wed:: Committee, Dean's Honor Roll; Joyce Carlson. Cathy Cluton . Dean's Honor Roll; Jamie Co• • Sooner Yeatbook: Staff. Dean's Honor RoU ; Susie Curry, KGOU newscaster.

National Schola.rship, Dean's Honor Roll; Carla Daniels.

Dean ' , Honor Roll ; Emlly Denning. Panhellenic rush booklet editor, Sooner Scandals program chairperson . An Club. BWOC, Outstanding Officer Award, Dean 's Honor Roll ; Leslie Dudley. Dean's Honor Roll; Laurie Flesher.

Dean's Honor Roll . UniversifY Sing; Dilme Gandy, Dean's Honor Roll ; Dianne Gray. Univenity Sing. Dean's Honor Roll ; Charlone Greene, Engineers' Queen fina.liSt. Dean's Honor Roll ; Lynn Greenamyer. Alpha Lambda Delta.

Aardvark Week. Dean's Honor Roll ; Sydney Bailey. URIversity Sing . President 's Honor Roll ; Peggy Bookhout.

University Sing . Dean's Honor Roll : Susie Guthery, Judy Harshman , Allison Han . Melissa Henley. Dean's Honor Roll ; Leesa Jabara. University Sing ; Christy Jennings.

Howdy Week; Anne Kastl, Campus Crusade, Dean', Honor Roll ; Karyll Kiser, University Sing. Dean's Honor Roll ; SaUy Kohlbrand, Young Life , Dean ' s Honor Roll ; Linda Laravea . Chairman of Mom ' s Day. Dean's Honor Ro ll ; Manha Long . Alpha Lambda Delta. Model UN Outstandin, Delegation . Dean ' s Honor Roll; Mlilry Lowery, Greek Revue . Dance Marathon, University Sing. Panhel!eniC Treasurer , Dun 's Honor Roll ; Leslie Lynn . Universay Sing ; Kim Masters, Sara McBride, Dean's Honor Roll ; Michelle Meredith, President of Student Home Economics Association; Mary Beth Minor, OU Ballet, Dean's Honor Roll ; Kelley Mitchell. McMahon Scholar, Yearbook Staff.

Alpha Lambda Delta, University Sing ; Kitty Moffeit.

KGOU broadca51er, Dean's Honor Roll ; Mary Moner, OU Ballet ; Debi May , Entre Nous, Gree.k Revue. Junior with highest cumulative GPA. President 's Honor Roll ; Cathy Myers . Jill Peterson . Dean's Honor Roll ; Vicki Neel.

Chairman of University Sing Publicity; Cheryl Nelson.

Youn, Life . Campus Crusade, Panhellenie Schola51ic Award , President's Honor Roll : Chris Ray . University Sing . Dean's Honor Roll ; Harriet Ray. Dca.n·s Honor Roll ; Susie RIChards , OU Rugby Team ; Faye RobertSOn . Am , Chairman of Gre(:k Camp . Dean 's Honor Roll ; Grc(Chen Ro mig , OU OrcheStra . Entre Nous . Dean ' s Honor Roll ; Chris Rowe . President ' s Honor Roll ; Sherti Sayre, Dean's Honor Roll ; Cathy Saryte . Pom-Pon Girl . De.a.n 's Honor Roll ; Lisa Spencer, Campus Chest , Mom's Day Com -

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milte/! ; Susie Shoemaker, Dean 's Honor Roll ; Tury Staplet. Susan Sieintr. University Sin,. Dan 's Honor Roll ; Do ona Sullivan . University Sing , Young Lik Kathy

Taylor. Panhdlen ic Rush Booklet Co·Editor. Campus Chen Carnival Chairman. Major Staff Writer Okla . Daily, Copy Editor Okla . Daily. Public:uion.s Board. Home com in, PublicilY Chairman . Scandals Continuity. Dorothy Ttun Scholarship, Mortar Board 5ccrctary, Omicron Ddta Kappa , Margaret Ann KnuckoU's Scholanhip , US Senale Campaign. District Committeewoman. Collegiale Republican .

Dean 's Honor Roll : Vicki Tebow , President 's Leadership Scholarship, Tassels. Panhdlcnic Pledge Trainer. Dean 's Honor Roll ; Cindy Thompson .

Program Chairman of Greek Wcc:k . Dean's Honor Roll : Mary Uhlenhop . Univenity Sing . Outstanding Sopho· more. Asst . Chairman of Panhellenic Social Committee.

Dean 's Honor Roll : Jean Volker. Angd Flight : Katie Weaver. OU Ballet . Univeniry Sing . Dean's Honor Roll : Jean Ann WatsOn . Univenity Sing: ue Ann Willsey .

Jenny Young, Dean's Honor Roll : Mary Zuvanich , Urn . veni,y Sing. Panhellenic Greek Week Committee. Dean 's Honor Roll : Sue Ann Mackey . OU Va/sit)' Tennis Team .

Outslanding Player. Big 8 Champion. TUKls. Monar Board . ABO Award. Letsi:ter Award, Senior with highest cumulative GPA . BWOC, Outstanding Senior Woman .

OU Speech and Hearing Association . Ph i Beta Kappa.

Dean's Honor Roll ; Beckie Ray, Arrow Annie Award .

Dean's Honor Roll ; Janet Gib50n. Ruf Nek Queen: Jamie Holder, Outstanding Officer Award . Dean ' s Honor Roll ; Candy Williams, Univenity Scholar, Tusels . Chairman Panhellenic Scholarship Committee. Dean 's Honor Roll .

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Oklahoma Beta, Oklahoma State UninrsilY Chapter Honors-Sorority All Sporn Trophy ; Greek Scholarship Award : Homecoming : Float ( lst place), Yell (2nd place). HOUK Decoration (2 nd place) . Engineering Award for House Decoration ; C ampus Clod Finalist: Balfour Cup Winner.

Indi .. idual Honors-Linda Ahrberg : Dean ' s Honor Roll. Intercollegiate Knights Dutchess , Pom Pon Girl , Alpha Lambda Dell. : Mary Alcon: Dean 's Honor Roll, Intramural Volle)'ball . Freshman Follies: Angela Ander. son : Alpha Lambda Delta . Orange and Black Quill. Pan · hellenic Officer, Dan 's Honor Rol l. Homecoming C hair· man . Speech Communications C lub : Crynal Andrews: Scottish Rite ScholaJ'Ship. Dean 's and President's Honor Roll . Patchin Panel " A" in itiate; Manha Arnold : Angel Flight . Orange and Black Quill, Dean' s Honor Roll.

National Religious Leadenhip Conference. Finalist for Am and Sciences Queen.Jr. Pan hellenic Officer. Editorial Staff of the COMMUNI CATOR (S peech Dept. News· letter): Leslie Atk ins: Angd Flight Officer, FNIA Club.

Phi Upsilon Omicron . Orange and Black Quill, Dean 's Honor Roll , Straight to the Heart , Hom«om ing Chair. man. VR Quam:t; Jennifer Barry: Dean 's Honor Roll , Cowboy Coeds, Angel Fligh t, Pleiades. Alpha Lambda Delta . VR QU31tet. Greek Week Committee. Spring Sing Steering Committee: Cathy Blakem ore: Student Home Econom ics C lub. FRCD Club. Dean's Honor Roll. Head · SIW Volunteer: Nancy Bndges: Pemm Cl ub ; Maudie Broach , Molly Bruns: Dean's Honor Roll ; Sarah Buvinger: Porn Pon Girl. Alpha Lambda Ddta. Dean 's Honor Roll , Greek Week Steenng Committee, Intercollegiate Knilhu Dutchess ( 197)), Ora nle and Black Quill; Cindy Cabler' Ph i Beta Lambda ; Kilen Cofer: Christian G reek Fellow·

95 ship , Homecoming float Committe~. Dean's HOllor Roll ; Suzy Connelly: Frrshman Follia; Cindy Cooper: Adver. tising Club, Orange and Black. Quill. Dean 's Honor Roll.

PanhellenK: Officer. Clearing House ; kigh Cl'llne: Pep Council. Dean' s Honor Roll, Eta Kappa Nu Engineering Queen Finalist , Advertising Club ; Janice Creider: Fresh· man Follia , Angd Flight, Dan's Honor Roll; Debbie Drake : Angd Flight Area Comptroller, Dan's Honor Roll . Orange and Black Quill . Student Education Associa· tio n ; Darcy Dancer: Orange and Black Quill . Omicron Delta Kappa. Omega Chi Epsilon . Mortar Board. OSU Bicentennial Committee. Society of Women Engineers, Engineering Student Council. Engineering Senator Proxy .

Rep . to All·Student Council. Collegiate Republicans .

President's Honor Roll. Alumni Assoc. Scholanhip. En· gineering Queen . Hom«oming Queen Finalist ; Barbie Edwards: Dean's Honor Roll . "0" Awud , Patchin Pand o Cuuer', Cuties, Christian Greek fellowship, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, HPER C lub . Alplha Lambda Ddta .

Laura Scales Award : Jo Ellen Fenimore : Top Ten Educa· tion Studem . Gamma Gamma. Angel Flight Com · mander, Dean 's Honor RoU , President's Honor Roll , Onnge and Black Quill, Alpha Lambda Delu, Kappa Delta Pi. EduCltion Student Council Officer, Omicron Delta Pi ; Beth Field : Dean 's Honor Roll. National Student uadership Conference; Katen Framel: Dean's Honor Roll, Alpha Lambda Delta, Cutter's Cuties, Lambda Nu ; Cim Frazier: Prayer Brakfut Committee. Freshman Follies, Chrutian Greek Fellowship Planning Committee, Young Democrats, Dean '5 Honor Roll, AT A Queen Candidate, Angd Flight : Jaime Gib50n : Dean' s and President's Honor Roll ; Kris Goodman : Freshman Follies . Dean's and President's Honor Roll ; T~rry Goodputure : Alumni Re· lations Committee. Dean's Honor Roll; Gina Griffith : Army Blades, Orange and Black Quill , Dean's Honor Roll .

Cindy Hefner: Dean 's and President's Honor Roll, Inter· collegiate ugislature, FCA , Patchin Panel , Christian Greek fellowship , Alpha Lambda Delta . Alumnae Schol. anhip . ER Moore Scholanhip. Top Ten Freshman Women ; Lisa Hendley : Dean ' s Honor Roll ; Mary Herzfdd: Dean's Honor Roll, Rush Booklet Committee: Glenda Hill : Dean's Ho nor Roll; Karen Hodges: FRCD Club; Elaine Horkey : Business Student Council. Collegiate Republi· cans, Elliot Girls of Oxford. Greek Wed SteeriOI Com· mittee, Academic Affairs Senate Standing Committee .

Phi Beta Lambda . Beta Upsilon Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi .

Straight to the Han Director. Gamma Gamma. Deao' s Honor Roll . Who's Who. Homecoming Queen Semi· fi nalist: Karen Hosier: Agronomy Queen C.ndidate, President 's Council. Campus Chest Comminee, Dean's Honor Roll : Gina Hunter : Student Entertainen, Dean 's Honor Ro ll . OSU Women's Choir. VR Quanet, Bennett Talent Show : Kim Hunter: Song Leader, Spanish Club; Leslie Hutchin$On : Redskin Yearbook Staff, Campus Coed Queen . Young Republicans, Sigma Ddu Chi, Student Union Activities Board ; LouiseJohnson: Advertising Club.

Dean's Honor Roll. Pleiades. President 's Ho nor Roll ; Luanne John$On : Dean's and President 's Ho nor Ro ll .

Alpha Lambda Delta . Industria l Engineering Queen .

Angel Flight, Busines.s Student Coundl, Flying Allies .

Beta Upsilon Siama ; PatsyJohnson : NEA OEA. EduCltion Director , Campus Crusade. Ch ristian Greek Fellowship , Dan's Honor Roll ; Pam Kehn: Deao 's Honor Roll, Sllma Tau Delta ; Kim Kunard : Am and Sciences Honors Com. mlttee. Dean 's and President's Honor Roll . Patchin Panel ; Dessa Kuykendall : Ellol( Glfls of Oxford : Janet Les.sly:

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"A" iniliatc. Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Ben Lambda, President's and Dean's Honor Roll ; Vicki Lucthmcycr: Alpha Lambda Delta. Orange and Black Quill, Dean and President's Honor Roll . OSU Bat Girl. All-University Co-

Ree Basketball, Pc:mm Club: Sue Lcmbh: Dean's Honor Roll, Advcnising Club, Sigma Delta Chi, Collegiate Re pUblicans. Inuamural Club: Brenda Lunsford : Vice: President of Alpha umbda Ddt2. Varsity Basketball. Coach

for Women's All-Greek Bashtball Game. Dean's and President's Honor Roll: Sheree Maupin : Angel Flight Officer. Student Union Activities Board . Dean's Honor Roll.

Orange and Black Quill, Am and Sciences Student Council Officer. Mortar Board , Pleiadc:s. Redskin Staff; Kathy May : Dean's Honor Roll. Panhellc:nic Officer, Tau Beta Phi Qu.:.:n FinaHn ; M.:linda McCutchen : Dean's Honor Roll. Pep Council; Vicki.: McDonald : Busin.:S5 Stud.:nt Council. Busin.:ss Qu.:en. B~ta Alpha Psi , CI~aring HOU5~ ; Nancy Marshall : Engin.:ering Queen FinaJist. Pemm Club.

Army Blad.:s. Orang~ and Black Quill; Juli.: McGarry ; D~an's Honor Roll; Mary M.:ib.:rg.:n : D~an's Honor Roll .

Spanish Club. CI.:aring HOUK . CoiJ.:giate RepUblicans , Orang~ and Black Quill, SHEA; Robin Norgaard: Freshman Follies, SEA Club. Young D.:mocrau . Pom Pon Girl.

Angd Flight , Pr.:sid.:OI·s and Dean's Honor Roll. Christian Gre~k Fdlowship; ADn OBrien : Daily O ·ColI.:gian Sports Writ.:r, VR Reservations Chairman, D~an' s Honor Roll , Lambda Nu ; Joan O'Srien: Army Blad~s . Busin.:S5 Stud.:Dt Council, Dun's Honor Roll. Top Ten Business Stud.:nt Council, Mortar Board. Orange and Black Quill, VR Committ.:~. Hom~coming Committ.:e. Gamma Gamma. Chapt.:r and Provinc~ ABO Winn.:r; Susan Pansza: D.:an ·s Honor Roll. OSU Varsity Women 's Swim T.:am. Patchin Pan.:! ; Nancy P.:ak.: : Alpha Lambda D~ha , Dean's and Pr.:sid~n('s Honor Roll. Elliott Girls of Oltford. Intramural Sporu; Br~nda P.:nland : Chrinian Gre.:k Fellowship , Dean's Honor Roll; Marcie Phillips: Link Committ.:~; Martha Posey: Young Democrats, Pemm Club, D~an's Honor Roll. University Scholarship, Army Blades; Carol Pow~rs : D~an's Honor Roll; Kim Pratt: Dean 's Honor Roll, Pr.:sident 's Honor Roll. Collegiate RepUblicans, Orange and Black Quill. Porn POD Girl ; Shari Pric~ : Dean's and President 's Honor Roll. Regents Scholarship. Varsity Tennis T~am, Orange and Black Quill, Pemm Club, HPER Club. OSU Varsity Softball Club, Mortar Board ; Barbara Richter: Daily O'Coll~giate Gen~ral Reporter, Dean's HODor Roll; Kathleen Ryan : Dean's Honor Roll , 4th Runner-up to Miss Oklahoma ; Susan Sears: Pcp Council, D~an's Honor Roll; Sally Simack: XI Club. 100ercoll~giate Legislature. Young Democrats. President 's Honor Roll . Alpha Lambda Delta ; Susan Simack: Army Blades Historian . Society of Women Engineers, Orange and Black Quill, D~an's Honor Roll, President 's Honor Roll ; Kim Simon : Dean 's Honor Roll, Lid Chairman: Betsy Snell: Miss Queen of the We$[ 1976.

Top Ten Miss Oklahoma Finalist; Lindy Stanley: D.:an's Honor Roll , Army Blad.:s . Publicity Committee of Bridal Fair. Orange and Black Quill; Sharon St.:wan: Army Blades, OSU Varsity Swim Team, Cutters CUli.:s. Dean's Ho nor Roll, Hand ID Club. Intercollegiat.: Legislature; Carol Sughru : D~an's Honor Roll. Kappa Delta Pi. Alpha Lambda Delta: Sharon Sughru: D.:an·s Honor Roll : Kay Sullivan : Young Democrats . Dean's Honor Roll, Hand ID Club. Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kri.sti Swan: Christian Sci~nce Organization. SHEA , Home Eocnomics freshman Club. Dean's Honor Roll : Susay Synar: Presiden, 's and

THE ARROW Of PI lETA PHI Dean 's Honor Roll. Aggie X Queen, S.:creury of OSU Association of Speech Communication. Orang.: and Black Quill. Mechanical Engine.:ring Que.:n, Young Democrats ; Jo Thomas : SHEA. D.:an's Honor Roll. OSU Fuhion Board , Jr. Panhdlcnic Council Officer, Gr.:ek We.:k Committee ; Tami Tibbits: President 's Council. D.:an·s Honor Roll . Angel Flight . Patchin Panel ; Cindy Tripp : Army Blades Officer. D.:an's Honor Roll . Orange and Black Quill, Hom.:coming St.:ering Committee; Debbi.: Vaughn ; Dean's Honor Roll, Committe.: for Campus Chesl; Penny Vaughn : Dean 's Honor Roll . CTM Club, Clearing Hous.:. Home Economics Club: Kat.:n Walters: Business Student Counci l Officer. Varsity Bowling. Beta Upsilon Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta . Dean 's and President's Honor Roll. Phi Beta Lambda. Omicron Delta Kappa, Orang.: and Black Quill . OSU Ambassadors.

Gr.:ek W.:ek Committe.:. OSU Traffic Appeals Board.

Mortar Board. Gamma Gamma; Ann Washington : Alpha Lambda Delta . Busin.:ss Stud.:nt Council. Chairman BSC Program Commiu.:e. CAB Queen , Orange and Black Quill . ScI«tion Board for Who's Who on the Busin.:ss Campus, D.:an's Honor Roll , Mortar Board Officer: Tncy W.:der: President'S Council. Brock and Bridle Queen, Freshman Follies, ChriStian Gre.:k Fellowship , Angel flight : Kay Welch : D.:an·s Honor Roll . Orange: and Black Quill. Greek W.:ek Committee, FRCD Club. SHEA: Jamie W':St : OSU Fashion Board . Collegiate DECA. Porn Pon Girl. Semi-finalists for Homecoming Queen ; Lisa Wiggins : Elliott Girls of Oxford. Dean's Honor Roll : Lou Anne Wolfe : Alpha Lambda Delta. Orang.: and Black Quill. Army Blades. Reporter for Dllily O'Coll.:gilln.

Army Blades, Elliot! Girls of Oxford : Janice Worthington : Patchin Pan.:], President's Cou ncil . Pr.:sident's and D.:an's Honor Roll . " A " initiate; Lori YOSt : Patchin Pand o Hom.: Economics Club. Model in 8ndal fa.lr.

D.:an 's Honor Roll ; Lucia Miller: Intercollegiate Legisla. ture . A&S Student Council Officer, Top Ten Freshman Wom.:n. Angel Flight. Student Association A&S Senator.

Miss Oklahoma 1977. Miss Tulsa State Fair 1977 . Omicron Delta Kappa, Orange and Black Quill ; Debra Anderson : Alpha Lambda Deita , Orang.: and Black Quill. American Institute of Ch.:mical Engineers. Society of Worn.:n Engin.:ers. Tau Beta Pi . D.:an ' s Honor Roll .

Onlario Alpha. Uniy.:rsity o(Toronto Indi,idual HORors-Mary Clark, S.:c. Physical and Occupational Th.:rapy Undergraduate Ex«utive Council; Sheila Gordon. Synchronized Swim Team () th in Ontario); Penny Clapp, Figure Skating Team (1st in Omario); Stephanie Danids, Virginia Alpha Scholarship to Arto... · mont .

Orc=Aon Alpha, Univ.:rsity ofOnAon Chapt.:r Honors-1st place Spring Cano.: Float , with SAE: 2nd place, All G reek Campus Races ; 1M Basketball Champions .

Indiyidual Honon- Loreen Clark. Mortar Board Vic.: President; Susan Langley . Jennifer Jackson . Julie Lung .

Claudia Monteith . Phi Theta Upsilon ; Susan Jernste.u .

Tracey Palealogos. Kwama ; Loreen Clark, Margaret War· r.:n Endowment Scholarship. ABO Award ; Layne Gray.

Rally Squad; Sally Blick I.:, Varsity Women's Basketball and Softball; Holly Mots.:, Panhell~nic Activities Chairman; Karen Fasul!, Chapt.:r Service Award

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Ore,on Bela, Ort,OD State Uninrsity lndi.idual Honors-Jan Tiland. Monu Soard. Pi Beta Phi Scholarship Award: Bobbie Perry. Beaver Belles: Muy Ann McKee. Asst . Panhcllenic Rush and Ddeg2cc Coordinator; Cindy Hokomb. Pi Beta Phi Ctllforoi.

Alpha Scholarship Award. Honor Roll ; Cathie Brending , Bener Bdles: Cindy Howdl . Chapter Service Award.

Honor Roll; Sue Gardner. Beaver Belles . Sigma Nu COUrt; Joni Carlson . Orange Sherberts: Debbie Eoff. Hooor Roll ; Jan Poff. Delta Upsilon Court; Jeannie Mikulic. Orange Sherberts; Gale Culm,cc. Dcniu= Dusenberry, Straight A Initiates; Debbie Spaulding, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent

Coun.

Orelon Gamma. Wilbmeltc Uni.crsitf Chapler Honors-National Aca.demic Achievement Award .

Indi,idual Honors- Linda Benson . Laura Kidd. Beta Alpha Gamma ; Traci Fritz . Psi Chi; Leslie King . Th. Serpe,,'. Ollr Tow,, ; Laurie Lc=vine . Ollr Tow,, ; Amy Stager. Varsity Basketball; Jan Schrieber. Varsity Diving ; W(ndy Tripp . Gail Wintersheid. Varsity Tennis; Laura Kidd . Varsity Swimminl ; WCIC Badminton Champions.

Wendy Tripp . Gail Wintersheid ; Varsity VoU(yball .

Mich(lI( Farmer; Wendy Carlson. Panhellenic Pr(sidtnt; Mary Selover. Monar Boatd ; Michelle Farmer. Business Simulation; Wendy Tripp. Oregon Student Public Interest RtK'arch Group Local Chairman .

Pennlylvania Gamma. Dickinson Collele lndi.,iduaJ Honors- Diane Andersen . Leslie Bachus .

Anne Chesnut. graduated cum laude ; Ellen Geen, Caroline H , Kennedy French Literature Priu. graduated magna cum laude ; Mary Glasspool. resident advisor, Wheel and Chain, co-captain varsity hockey . Sidney Kline Scholarship, Dana Scholar, elected Alumni Representative forclassof'76, ODK , graduated with honors in music and magna cum ilude . received WiUiam F. Hufnader senior prize ; Denise Grysky, Wheel and Chain ; Sally Heydt, Student Affairs subcommittee of Student Senate, Dana Scholar; Sally Husson . Dana 5<holar. co-capta..in of hockey team ; Cheryl Kienzle . Dana Scholar, Baird 8ioiolY Prize . lraduat(d Phi Beta Kappa and magna cu m laude; Jean Kinson , resident advisor. Whed and Chain; Marlorie Maylt, Bridget McCurdy, Alpha Psi Omega ; Lynn Rossman . Eta Sigma Phi ; Malerit Saul. graduated magna cum laude : Jill Simpson. graduated cum laude; Marianne Su llivan. Eta Sigma Phi ; Alison Taylor. graduated cum laude ; Debbie Younl. Psi Chi. South Dakota Alpha. University of South Dakota Chapter Honon- Hightst commission per capita magazine $lIes for Arrowmont ; First plact Strollers show; Strollers costume award .

Indi.,idual HORorl- Who's Who '" Ameri'IJII Colleges & U,.irtrsi,ies: KimJaco bs, Mary Johnson , Cam Holgatt ; Monar Board: Deb Moore, Kim Jacobs. Susan Ntilson .

Mary Johnson : Omicron Deha Kappa ; Deb Moore ; Guidon : Sue Dlefendorf,Jeanne Farrar, Deb Gunn . Cathy Horner. R(ntt Pier , Nancy Cimpl, Nancy Anderson . Deb Moore . Kim Wallior. Sue Nidson . Lisa Dumm(rmuth , GUidon's Ouutandanl Semor Woman : Mary Johnson ; Alpha Lambda Deha ~ Landa Beckwith, Deb Gunn .

Bobbettt Spcnsely, Jeanne Farrar: Zeta Phi Eta: Deb

Moore- Vice- President. Candy Cotton-Cameo Reponer, Cathy Horner- Historian ; Pi Omega Pi : Deb NeoonSecretary ; Phi Bet2. Kappa : Melissa Adams-highest grades; Mu Phi :Jeanne Farru, Renee Pier , Carol Peterson , Palsy Horst ; Dean Harrington Book Award for an OUtstanding senior: Nancy Anderson; Archtr B. Gilfillan award (or creative writing: Jeanne Farrar; Marlaret B. Sanger award for outstanding scholarship by an English major: Nancy Parliman ; Sioux Falls Pan hellenic Scholarship for a freshman : Lori Nelson ; Sioux City Pre" Club Scholarship: Cam Holgate; Presidential Alumni Scholarship : Jeanne Farrar; Strollers Scholarship: Kim Cutler; Four Year Strollers awud : Nancy Anderson ; Outstanding Pledge : Lori Nelson ; 4 .0 grades: D(b Gunn, Nancy Parliman, Melissa Adams; Miss Dakota (homecoming quetn) : Mary Johnson ; In Runner-Up Miss USD / V(rmillion Contest: Carol Peterson ; Rose o( Delta Sigma Pi finalisl : Cuol Peterson ; Membership Chairman USD D(mocrau: Janet Fahrni; Viee-Presid(nt UnivtrsilY R(pUblicans: Jeanne Farrar; Co-chairman Danct for Dystrophy: Lisa Lewis; Debale, Forensics. Extemporaneous Speaking Awards: Cathy Horner; Cross Country and Track Awards: Kay Stenson ; Student Senate: Jtanne Furar; History magazine awud : Deb Gunn .

Tenness« Beta. Vanderbilt University Chapter Honors-Athenian Sing 1st place : louamunJ Swimming 1st place .

Indiyidual Honors- Marian Bourdeaux . Elizabeth March Marshall Award. Vuceptor; Ardon Brown . ueasurer of Sophomore Nursing class. Vuceptor; Holly Dennison .

Act ive Scholanhip Award ; Clay Duon . Sophomore Scholarship Award; Mariannt Dunstan . Kappa Sigma Court; Judy Fox. Vuceptor; Jan G(((y , Athenian Presi. dent ; Francis Harris . Pledge Scholarship Award ; Carrie Hendrix . Rose Bud of Kappa Alpha Coun; Lu Ann Heus· inkvdd. Pi Kappa Alpha Coun; Ald(n King . Lotus Eater; Cindy Love. Varsity Cheerleader; Martha Maday', Best Pledge ; Karan McClellan . Vuceptor; Robin Malec , Senior Scholarship Award ; Dina Norris. Junior Scholarship Award. Vucept Executive Board. Monar Soud: Elizabeth Owen . Vanderbilt Arts Association; Leslie Parham . Presi dent Transandental Meditation Society. VUH Volunteer, English Undergraduate Association ; Debbie Patton, Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. VUH Voluntetr; Ellen Payne , Athenian ; Kristi Peterson . Vuctptor. Youn, Life ; Susan Pressley . Alpha Lambda Delta. Dan Girl. Varsity Cheerleader. Gymnaslic Team (Peabody) , CSAA, AISEC: Laura Riedl . Alpha Lambda Delta, Lotus Eater, YUH, Campus Tour Guide; Margaret Robinson, Blue Angel for Navy ROTC ; Ashley Rowe, Kappa Alpha Rose Coun ; Lisa Schilling , Athenian; Kathy Schrock. Qu(tn of Kappa Sigma Court; Randie Seab. Vand(rbih in Spain ; Chris Skinner. Lotus Eater; Bethany Smith . Varsity Cheerleader.

VU Theater. C irclt Theater Play(rs; Cynthia Smith.

Athenian . Russian Honorary, Varsity Cheerleader. Young Life ; PriSCilla Smith . Varsity Cheerleader; Francit Seibels.

Panhdl'cnic , VUH ; Miriam Siaples, Homecoming Queen.

Rush counselor; Cheryl Stevens. VUH : Jill Strathman .

ABO ; Lee Ann Thornton , VU ytarbook staff, Summer Vanderbilt-in-France ; Jilda Unruh . VU Th(ater: Laura Vandervoort . Dart Girl ; lynn Vtla . VIS; Stephanie WlO' mng . Mortar Board . Resident Advisor. VU Fellowship .

Related Studies Associauon .

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T~nne$Jcc Gamml, Uninrsity of Tennessce at KnoniUc:

Tou Epsilon . Nonh Tens State University

Chapter Honors-Fifth in Panhd1enic in scholarship ; second in soap box derby at Homecoming . ~cond in MmidiviSion Carnicus, placed in all-sorority basketball .

Individ ual HonOG-Denise Banosh. Celia Bennen .

Ann L:uumore . K:uhy~ Tarpley . Morw Board ; Barbara Barry . Presid~nt oCPanhellcnic . Outstanding Panhellenic member . Outstanding Grte:k ; Valerit Troilo. Beth Lownty . C ht~rltad~rs ; Dina Jones. Gr~ek Week Queen ; Cathy Pet~rson. Dtna Compton . Gr~~k W~ek COUrt .

TCJlU Alpha . Uni,ersity of Tent

Chapler Honol"5- PIC'dge class. third placC' in Sigma Chi Derby Day; First Place In intramunl vollcyba.ll ; First in March of Dimes Hold-Up .

Individual Honors- Jill RobertS . Interaction Union Committee . Policy Student Government Subcommittee; Carolyn enig . Panhdlcnic Advisor; Ann Ennen , Mortar Board ; Cynthia Hid:cy, Union Interaction Committee .

Cowboy SWCCthClllt Nominee . U . T. Sweetheart Finalist: Hden Huff. Union Interutinn Committee ; Lisa )tby .

Varsity Singers and Concert Chorale; Carol Lubh. Eduea · lion Council ; Robin McCI~ndon . R~cr~ation Commi1t~~ ; Juli~ McKi~ . Social and B~haYioDI Sci~nc~s Commitc~~ ; Liz Pom . Tnas Rday Committe~ ; Paig~ Rippey . D~rby Day Qu~en Finalist; Susan Scac~ . Radio-Td~vuion and Film Rdations Committ~e ; Mary Kay Sc~pansky . Alpha Epsilon Deha. Monar Board ; D~bbi~ Schuu~ . TSEA Pr~sid~nt . TSEA Chairman of Stlt~ Comm ittee for M~mberlhip ; Brooke StolknwOt'rk. Social and BehavioDI Science Commince. Student Government Member.

Mortar Board ; Missy TiLlen. InteDetion Committee; Irby Williams . Education Council. Univerlity Commu nications Com mittee ; Sherri Zillgitt. Mortar Board . Natural Science Council Secretary. InteDCtion Committ~c: chairman .

Union Communications Council; Joci Vial . Texas Rday Committee ; Kathy G~5dl, Tens Rday Committee. Mortar Board ; Nan RobertSOn . Texas Rday Committe~; Carolyn Keenan . Mortar Board ; Barban Hum. Sec_ of Monar Board : Diana Northington . Ideas Issues Committee .

Tens G1.mma. T~r.u T«h Unh'~n:iry Chapter Honors- Balfour Cup ; Arrow-mont Awardhigh~st contribution from chapte:rs; Alumnae Province Pre:sidents' Award for Fra[~mity Education ; Si&ma Chi Skit Award ; Sing Song- 2nd plac~ and most lid:e:u sal~ ; AII-Gr~~k Flag Footballlntramurals Winn~rs .

Individual Honors- Angd Flight : Emily Armstrong. Jill Brown. Cristie: Blackman . Sheryl He:rrinlton. Muff Moore: Junior Council : Tiny Inu . B~th Godl~y. Eunice Bnuon .

Kyle H~wiu : Mortar Board : Kyl~ H~witt; Rho Lambda (National Panhcllenic Honorary) : Jill Brown . Jo Beth Barrell. T~ddi Crager . Leigh I.t"sLi~. B~th Godley ; Alpha Lambda Delta : Debbie Davidson . Susan Graham. TDCie: Erwin. Susan Pierce. Tracie Mc Millan . Tef'1h Murphy .

Georgia Crownover. Salle:e Loftu; 4.0 Initiates: Karen Anne Hook. Marianne Taylor. Amy White: ; President 's Host~ss~s : Brenda Formby. Karen Kirchhoff. Ginger Rog~rs . Teddi Crager. De:bbie Davidson. Tens Maid of Cotton ; Tel'llh Murph y. 2nd Runner Up in T~ns Maid of Cotton COnte:st; Pam Powell. Susan Robinson. Vanity Che:erleaders; Ging~r Rog~rl . 2nd Runn~r-Up Miss Lubbock ; Rhnnda Foster. 1st Runntr-Up Ms . Tens Tech Playmat~ ; Dtbbie Shambttk. Ms. TellilS Ttch finalut and Runntr-Up to Homtcoming Queen ; Debbie McFarland .

Old South Rose COUrt ; Sigma De:lta Pi. Sall, Holt . Mary Gail HoLland ~ Eunin Brallon. T~XilS Tcdt St-nalor; Debbie Sham bed•. Phi Kappa Phi ; Jantt Rha . Ddta PSI Kappa (National Physical Education Honorary) ; T~dd i Cragtr. Lubbock C ny Panhtlltnlc Merit Scholarship .

Virzinia Gamma. William and Mary Individual Honon- Karen Larson. Pi Beta Kappa ; Kappa Ddta Pi (honor socie:ty in tducation). Me:rmenes; Beth Sanden . Chtcrlnding Captain . Omicron Delta Kappa; Lissa Guparoli. Kappa Ddta Pi Pr~sidtnt . Monar Board Trtasurer; Paig~ Eversole. FIlii Hili editor (school newspaper). President 's Aid . Who '! Who ; Karen Mapl~s .

Cheerleader ; SUt Hanna . Mtrmette5 Co·Director; Mickey K~rsey . Rat Ann Lindb~rg. Orchesis; Chru McFadden.

Bonni~ Franc~ . Mnm~tt~s ; Sandy Jeter. J .V. Cheerleading Captain ; Suzanne: Mahon~y. Kappa De:lta Pi : Debbie McCrack~n . AssIStant H~ad of Orientation for 1976-17.

Mdissa Locke, Orch~sis. Pi Ddta Phi (honor society in G~rman) : Melissa Dozier. Che:erleading ; Frances Day. Mdissa Larson. Me:rmttte:s; Nancy Antle. Orchesis; Charlotte Sharp . Mermeues .

Virzinia Delu. Old Oomiaioa Uail'ersity Chapler Honors- 1st place Panhell~nic Schnlarship ; 1st place: Sorority Inttamurals; 2nd place Sorority Greek Week-lrd place Song Fen. 2nd place: Skit Night; 2nd plac~ Thtta Chi Blood Driv~ .

Individual Honors-Who'! Who. Phyllis Anderson.

Wanda Cr~~kmor~; Wanda Crttkmnre. Kappa Delta Pi , Alpha Chi. Student Va . Education Association, Honor G(lduale, Dean 's List; Ph}' llis .... ndenon. Student Va .

Education Assoc .. Omicron Ddta Kappa s~cr~tary. Honor Graduat~ . Dean', List ; SUt Wilson . Varsiry Field Hockey , VP Panhdl~nic Intramural Committee. Omicron Delta Kappa . University St-nare. S~nau: Athlttic Committee; Lauren Durfee, VP Paohdle:ruc Council. Greek Week Committee . Chairman Paohdl~nic Rush Committee .

Dean ' s List : Mary Commande:r. Panhel Publicity Commince . Unive:rsity Senate. Senate Athletic Committee.

Dean's List : Alison McKinley. Omicron Delu Kappa; Lori DeMarco. Gamma Gamma ; Beth Barnen. Greek We:~k Committe:e ; Ellen Richardson. Ne:wspaper Staff.

Dtan's Lut ; Regina Carpini. Kare:n Danner. Deborah Raunig. Kathy Schau . Dean ·sLin .

Virginia Epsilon. Uni"ersity ofVilJinia Chapter Honors-Spirit Award for Sigma Chi Derby Days .

Individual Honors-Cynthia Gatton. Who'! "ho Amolfg College Stllt/UII ; Ann Davidson. Preside:nt of Imer-Sorority Cnuncil.

WashiO,lon Alpha. Uni"ersity of Wasbin• ton Chapt~r Honors-

U oinniry T tltthon Award . lndi"idual Honors-Kathy Gustafson, Zeta Psi Queen; Honor Rouse: . Phi Beta Kappa ; D~bbit Helgason. Panhel· I~nic Chairman ; W~ndy Mann . Cheerl~ad~r; uslie Sttvens. UW SoccerTearn; Polly Ewers, And~non-Clayton Acad~mk Award : Claudia Morgan. UW Tennu Team ; Hnnor Rousc . Magna Cum Laudt ; Nancy Dl1ke. Cum Laud~

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Wuhin,ton Beta , W ashin,lon Statt Uoinnit,

Cbapter Honors-ATO Dance (0 Give Them a Chance Manthon . lId Place. lndi,.idual Honon-Jan Adamson , Undergr2duate Student Activities Board. Secretary of the Americ:an Marketing Association ; Becky Boeucher , Cheerleader; Lorri Eby. Cheerleader. ~cond year; Eileen Amon , Rally Squad; Marla Samuelson, Julie Rcpp . Slrughl A Initiates ; Kathy Fuller. Straight A spring sc=rncstcr pledge: Straight A sludcnu: Nancy Doane. Patti Chancy. Lin Smith .

Marge Schmidt ; Shui Jones, former National Baton Champion. Washington Stale SwCCpstUCS Strut Cham· pion, Age Division Champion , Senior Miss Washington

of Baton . 4th runner· up at the National Competition. and W:u:h inglon Slate University's Majorette; Denise Didier.

Pi Lambda Theta NationaJ Education Honorary . Cum Laude Graduate : Terri Bleck . Homecoming Commiuee; Diane Fink . Delta Tau Delta Sally SU05hine .

Wfomin, Alpha. Uni-.crsilf ofWyomiol Individual Honors-Carol Baker. Corby Locke . Mortar Soard ; Kim Oldenburg. Vickie Fowler. Lori Tracy. Nancy Armstrong . Spurs; Mary Laya . Chimes; Ann Coffey. Mary Laya. Ironskull Ounior Coed Honorary) ; Sally Ann Shurmur . WYQ Gals ; Pat Crosby . Carol Bahr. IWO of Top FivcJunior Girls.

In Memoriam DOROTHY ZETLMElSL ADAMS (Mrs . J. R.)

initio

ated into Missouri Beta February , 1926; died May 5, 1976.

RUTH M. CARPENTER BATHMANN (Mrs. Herben) initiated into Michigan Beta February, 19n; died M:uch , 1976 .

MARGARET BAZLER initiated into Ohio BetaJune, 1923; died March , 1976.

NEVA BIWNGSLY BEATIE (Mrs. Cha.rles) initiated into Oregon Beta March , 19 18 ; diedJune 28, 19n.

RtrrH SINCLAIR BEll (Mrs. John) initiated into IIIinoisZ.", March , 1923 ; died April , 1976 .

LoUISE RHEES BERRYMAN (Mrs. J. F.) initiated into D . C. Alpha OctObel, 1928; djed November, 19n.

BONNI£ HARMAN BERNARD (Mrs. Ralph) initi· aled into California Delta October, 1951 ; died March , 1976.

MARGARET MERWIN BLACKER (Mrs. H.) initi· ated into Ohio Alpha December, 1920; died June, 1976.

PEGGY BROWN BoLTON (Mrs. A. J .) initiated into California Gamma May , 1957; died March, 1976.

RtrrH E. EDDY BoRTELL (Mrs. P. T ., Jr.) initiated into New York Gamma February , 1932 ; died November, 1915 .

DOROTHY MENZIES BoSTWICK (Mrs. Dudley) initiated into Connecticut Alpha March , 19)2 ; died March II , 1976.

MARION BART!EIT MOORE BRANON (Mrs. B. G .) initiated into Texas Alpha February, 1948; died September, 19n.

DEBORAH DARLENE BRICKER inuiated into Indiana Zeta April , 1971 ; died March 27 , 1976.

EMMA WALKER B1lTLER (Mrs. Wm . P.) initiated into Iowa Beta September, 1912; died February , 1976.

WILBURTA KNIGHT CADY (Mrs. Charles) initiated into Wyoming Alpha September, 1910; died January, 1976.

LUCILLE MlLLS CAMPBELL (Mrs. E. A.) initiated into Kansas Beta June, 191~; died September, 1971 .

MARY MARGARET MALOTI CASADY (Mrs. E. R.) initiated into Arizona Alpha March, 1928 ; died April 17 , 1976 .

HELEN CHAMBERS initiated into Nebraska Beta Marc-h , 1921 ; died January, 1976 .

AUCE DEWEY CHESSMAN (Mrs. Harold C.) initiated into Ohio Alpha April , 1933; died January, 1976.

MARGARET MORONY CLARK (Mrs. John A.) initio ated into Iowa Zeta November , 1912 ; died April 19, 1976.

MAY ROPER COKER (Mrs. O . R.) initiated into D. C. Alpha February , 1914 ; died March , 1976.

MARY JANE KUHN COMAN (Mrs. T . F.) initi:ued into Indiana Beta March , 1923 ; died December, 197) .

LUCILE GISE COMBS (Mrs. C . M.) initiated into Kans,,-, Alpha Oc[Ober, 1924 ; diedJuly , 1971 .

MAUDIE M. DOYLE COOPER (Mrs. C. B.) initiated into Wyoming Alpha January , 1934 ; died April,1976.

RUTH MCKINNEY CRANE (Mrs . B. D. , Jr.) initiated into Arkansas Alpha October, 1912 ; died April , 1976.

MILDRED FORKEY DUNN CREes (Mrs. John P.) initiated into Illinois Zeta February, 1913 ; died February 20 , 1976 .

AUCEJ . DEWEY initiated into Ohio Alpha April, 1933 ; diedJanuary 28,1976 .

RUTH KEWUY DoNAHOWER (Mrs. H .) initiated into Pennsylvania Alpha February , 1931 ; died Novem~r . 197).

100 ILA HUGHES DONAHUE (Mrs . P . H .) initiated into Iowa Beta March , 192 7; died October , 197) .

HELEN ELIZABETH HUFF DOWNS (Mrs . Myron D .) initiated into Illinois Zeta February , 1919 ; died April 22 , 1976 .

DORlS DROUGHT initiated into Kansas Alpha June, 1917 ; died March , 1976 .

DOROTHY M. DYSON initiated into Illinois Deha May , 1918 ; died April 12 , 1976 .

ROMONA PRINA EGER (Mrs . G . W ., Jr.) initiated into Arizona Alpha March, 1938; died February, 1976 .

EsrHER BoSWORTH FAIRGRJEVE (Mrs . W . R.) initiated inco Michigan Alpha April, 1922 ; died January, 1976 .

THRYA CORDELL FINNEY (Mrs . F.) initiated into Arkansas Alpha March , 1913 ; died February, 1976.

HELEN PEAIRS FITZPATRICK (Mrs . J. E .) initiated

into Kansas Alpha Janu2IY . 1916; died March , 1976 .

MARY JACOBUS FUNDRICK (Mrs . Robert J .) initiated into Ca lifornia Gamma March , 1951 ; died March 12, 1976 .

SELMA VOGNILD FORBES (Mrs . H . S .) initiated into Wisconsin Alpha Onober, 1903 and affiliated with Illinois Epsilon ; died February, 1976 .

HELEN HONEYWEll FORNOF (Mrs . J . R.) initiated into Illinois Beta November, 1906; died April 28, 1976 .

CLARA SW IGART DE WINDT (Mrs . H .) initiated into Illinois Zeta November , 1909 ; died March 11 , 1976 .

OUVE E. CRUIKSHANK FOSS (Mrs . Robert T .) initiated into North Carolina Alpha March , 1938; died June 2, 1976 .

KATHERJNE FOUTS initiated into West Virginia Alpha March, 1938 ; died March I) , 1976.

SUZANNE COBB GEDMAN (Mrs .) initiated into Michigan Gamma October, 1960; died March , 1976.

EsTHER PAYN GEISE (Mrs .) initiated Illinois Beta February , 191) ; died April 28 , 1976 .

PATRICIA GoDFREY initiated Ontario Alpha October, 1926; died April , 1976 .

LEE E. FILJOS HART (Mrs . W ., Jr.) initiated into Massachusetts Beta March . 1944 ; died December, 197) .

CORNEUA GREGORY HARTMAN (Mrs . Harry) initiated into Texas Alpha March , 1926; died April , 1976 .

AMY F. DAVIDGE HECTOR (Mrs . R. H . B.) 10mated into Ontario Alpha February, 1924; died January , 1976 . loTTIE O . TAYLOR HOllAND (Mrs . R. W .) inili· ated into Colorado Beta February , 1912 ; died Onober , 1975.

EILEEN DICE HOLMQUIST (Mrs . Edward) inltl· ated into Ohio Alpha Onober , 1932 ; died May 9, 1976.

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI DORIS GEILE HOUDIAKOFF (Mrs . Andrei) initiated into Indiana Beta February , 1920 ; died June, 1976.

ANNE TEDFORD HUFFMAN (Mrs . P. E.) initiated into Indiana Alpha March , 1919; died November , 19 7) .

DOROTHY HARVEY HYTEM (Mrs . D. B.) initiated into Kansas Alpha October, 1941 ; died December, 19 75 .

JANET MARSHAll JOHNSON (Mrs . G . E.) ,nltl· ated into Kansas Beta March, 1951 ; died May , 1976 .

MARILYN SWINEHART JOHNSON (Mrs . Robert) initiated into Ohio Delta March , 1946; died September 12 , 1975 .

PATRICIA MOSELEY KEITH (Mrs . J . C.) initiated into Arkansas Alpha March, 1948 ; died November, 197) .

EDITH RICHARDSON KENNEDY (Mrs . A. T .) initiated into Illinois Zeta ; died February, 1976.

JOAN BENNETI KING (Mrs . W .) initiated into South Carolina Alpha September, 1964 ; died February, 1976 .

MADELINE WYER KilliNGER (Mrs . deW an) initialed into Nebraska Beta April, 1927 ; died Decem ber , 19)) .

SALUE B. FORT KITTLE (Mrs . J . L.) initiated into D . C . Alpha Fehruary, 1945; died October, 1975.

MARION SEELEY lAMBERT initiated into Ohio Alpha April, 1919; died December, 1975 .

DOROTHY M. OSTRANDER LEACH (Mrs . L. L.) initialed into Oregon Beta affiliated with Oregon Alpha April , 1920; died February , 1976 .

ELIZABETH BLACK LENDERMAN (Mrs . E. H . , Jr .) initiated inw Pennsylvania Gamma February, 1941 ; died May2) , 1976.

MARY A . MOREY LtrTZ (Mrs . R. P.) initiated into Texas Beta March , 1948 ; died November 26,1975 .

CHARLOlTE TREAT LoNNING (Mrs . S . N .) initiated into Nebraska Beta Much , 1934 ; died September , 19n .

RUTH E. MARTIN (Dr.) initiated into Missouri Beta O ctober . 1920 ; died January , 1976 .

IVAH LEOLA THOMAS MCCoRD (Mrs . H . L.) initiated into Indiana Gamma March, 1944 ; died April, 197 6 .

MAY J . SIEVERS McDONALD (Mrs.) initiated into Washington Alpha April, 1927; died May 6,1976.

VIRGINIA ELLETT McENTIRE (Mrs . Edison) initio ated into Colorado Alpha January , 1929; died May 14, 1976 .

BETIY SOLDWELL MEHL (Mrs . U . S .) initiated into Illinois ThetaJune, 1951 ; died January • 1976 .

ELEANOR HOWARD MERRfIT (Mrs . C. E.) initiated into New York Alpha February, 1931; died April} , 19 76 .

NEll WALlACE KELLy MILLER (Mrs . R. W .) initi· ated into Arkansas Alpha June , 1926 ; died April , 1976.

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initiated into New ovember, 1904 ; died May , 1976 .

NELLIE EUZABETH MOULD

York Alpha

ANNA GASKINS MUEllER (Mrs . J. S .) initiated into Arizona Alpha affiliated with Illinois Zen. March, 1953 ; died April, 1976 .

HAZEL MURDOCK MURKLAND (Mrs. P. P.) initiated into Wisconsin Beta August , 1919; died April, 1976.

MARGARET FULLER MURPHY (Mrs. M .) initiated imo Kansas Ben.June, 191) ; died December, 1915 .

EDYTH DOCEKAL NICHOLS (Mrs . W .) initi:ucd into Illinois Epsilon March, 1933; died July, 1915.

LUCILLE HARRIS NORMAN (Mrs . H . W .)

initio

ated into Indiana BetaJune. 1917; died May, 1976 .

CHARLOTTE PETERS OBERLY (Mrs . H . S .) initiated into Pennsylvania Beta October, 1919; died April,1976 .

MAUD MCALPINE OGDEN (Mrs . E. P .) initiated into Ohio Beta March, 1901 ; diedJanuary, 1976.

VERNA LYOA BROWN PAPE (Mrs.) initiated into Illinois Zeta December. 1908 ; died April 11 , 1976.

BERNICE A. BYINGTON PEDEN (Mrs. R. W . B.) ini,iated into Vermont Beta February, 1918; died March, 1976 .

LILY JANE AXTON PITTS (Mrs. F. R.) initiated into Vermont Alpha March, 1921 ; died December , 197) .

CATHERINE A. YORK POSTON (Mrs. E. E.) initio ated into Idaho Alpha February, 1928 ; died March, 1976 .

LORETTA BUTLER REAGOR (Mrs. Fred) initiated inlO Louisiana Beta October, 1936 ; died March, 1976 .

EDNA ANDRE REDDY (Mrs. Edward H .) initio ated into Iowa Gamma May, 1907 ; died May 10 , 1976 .

LYDIA H. CHEYNEY RICHARDSON (Mrs. H . T .) initiated into Maryland Alpha February, 1918 ; died January , 1976.

MARY ISOBEL ROGERS initiated into Manitoba Alpha March , 19H ; died february , 1976 .

HEUN LUDWIG SALZEJt (Mrs. 1. 1.) initiated into Pennsylvania BetaJune, 1941; died February, 1976 .

Jo FRANCES POWEU SANGSTER (Mrs. R. F.) initi· ated into Kansas Alpha February, 1930 ; died June 13,1976.

MARIE GATES SCHMID (Mrs . J . W .) initiated into Missouri Gamma January , 1914 ; died April 11 , 1976.

MARY Lou CROMER SCHWARZKOPF (Mrs. S. l .) initiated into Ohio Zeta March , 1948 ; died April , 1976 .

JANE G. EWOlT SHANNON (Mrs. C. D .) initiated into Missouri Gamma April, 1914; died May

27,1976.

FAITH EASrVOLD SHELCHUK (Mrs. W . R.) initio ated into Nonh Dakota Alpha November, 1951; died October, 1975 .

EDITH ENSKO SHORTT initiated into Ontario Beta October, 1934 ; died December, 1975 .

BLANCHE CHAMBERLAIN SPRAGUE (Mrs. C. A.) initiated into Oregon Gamma November, 1944; died March, 1976 .

EDNA TOMPKINS STILLMAN (Mrs. M. 1.) initiated into New York Beta April, 1906 and affiliated with Michigan Alpha; died March, 1976.

PRISCILLA HODGON SMITH (Mrs. D .) initiated into Ohio Alpha October, 1942; died June 24, 1976 .

ALBERTA DINKEL STILWELL (Mrs. A. 1.) initio ated into Indiana Beta January , 1915 ; died Ap ril 26, 1976.

EUZABETH MCCARTHY TAYLOR (Mrs. J . }.) initiated intO California Delta April, 1932; died March, 1976.

JANE HAGERTY THORN (Mrs . K. 1.) initiated into Pennsylvania Gamma March , 1921 ; died April, 1976.

EDWIN HO N TIPTON (Mrs. J . M.) initiated into Michigan Beea December, 1928 ; died November, 197) .

MAY SCHULER VAN INWAGEN (Mrs. 1.) initiaeed into Nevada Alpha October, 1927; died January , 1976 .

ELIZABETH G. BLAKE WAHL (Mrs. H. F.) initio ated inco Ohio Beta January, 1936; died October, 197) .

GRACE ISO BEL WARD WARREN (Mrs. C. 1.) initio ated into Pennsylvania Gamma November, 1924; died february , 1976 .

JEAN BAKER WAIT (Mrs.) initiated into Virginia Gamma March , 1937 ; died May 24 , 1976 .

HAZEL E. JONES WEAVER (Mrs. G . W .) initiated into Washington Alpha February, 1913; died March, 1976 .

ALEDA KELLEy BLAKE WIESE (Mrs. A. 0 .) initiated into Colorado AlphaJunc: , 1917; died January, 1976.

GRACE MARGARET WIESTER initiated inco Wash. ington Alpha February, 1911 ; died December 12, 197) .

MARION ApPELBE WILLSON (Mrs. D. H.) initio ated inco Ontario Alpha February, 1923; died June 27 , 1976 .

MARGART E. M. WOOD initiatc:d into New Yo rk Beta December, 1909 ; diedJanuary 18, 1976.

MARY JOSEPHINE WOOD (Mrs . E. W .) initiated inco Indiana Alpha April, 1914 ; died March, 1976.

Lost Pi Phis!

EorrOR's NOTE: Somewhere along the way, many Pi Phis have b«n misplaced- at least insofar as the Central Office address list is concerned. It is important that all Pi Phis be located, and in an effort to find the lost members, THE ARROW will publish a list, by chapter, each issue. If the reader knows the cu rrent address of one o( those listed. please forward that information to Mrs. Ralph Schulenburg, Director of Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite #333, St. Louis, Missouri 63105.

NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA /"lIilllio" Nllme Yell' Laura Ann AdaIr 1966 Nancy A. Adams 19)8 Kathryn Rogerson Adams (Mrs . W .)

1944 Stella Wadc:i05 Alexander 1966 Nancy A. Turner Allison (Mrs. L. M.) 1919 Deborah E. Moore Alphin (Mrs. Steele) 1972 SUllnne S. Luter Anderson (Mrs. E. A.) 1961 Susan M. Donald Andrews (Mrs. P. M.) 19H Ruth T. Newby Archie (Mrs. W .)

19J1 Cheryl L. Arnold 1966 Mary L. Carpenter Austin (Mrs. R. W .)

1928 Initiated into Texu Bela Miriam A. Baggett 1926 Jeanette L. Bahnson 1968 Carol Nation 8alrlwin , )r. (Mrs. G. S.) 19H Margaret Arnold Ball (Mrs.) 1940 Martha E. Brasch Ballad (Mrs . P.) 1962 Lucy Watson Ballard (Mrs . E.) 1936 Mary Eliubeth Barker 196' Elizabeth A. Eskridge Barnes (Mrs. Norris) 1963 Charline Rutter Barrie (Mrs . R. E.) 1949 Initiated into New Mexico Alpha CharlOlte L. Wheland Barringer (Mrs .)

1963 Mary O . Bass 19,8 )oK'phine Woodard Beall (Mrs .)osephine W .)

1971 Andrea T. lkerman 1967 )ulia S. Mcbane Bell .)r. (Mrs. T. ) .)

1942 Ruth R Woodruff Bender. )r. (Mrs .). R.) 19)' Initiated into Virginia Alpha 196' Eunice Howze Mihon Benton (Mrs. W . G .)

Carolyn F. Collins Bi.schoff (Mrs.). )oKph) 1966 Sally Hoppe Wiggins Bissell (Mrs . D .)

196~ Audrey Diana Wall Black III (Mrs. James B.) 1966 )ulia R. Folsom Bond (Mrs. N . W .)

1936 Grace A . Boney 19)6 Blanche B. HanffBonner(Mrs. M. D .)

19 31 Nell B. Booker 19n Margaret Booth 1944 19H Dorothy D. MacDowell Bost (Mrs . E. Norris) Sarah I. Boyle 1969 Mary G . Nufer Braley (Mrs . C. R.) 1948 Judy Harrison Brcckinridge (Mrs.) . T .)

1944 LucyG . Brine)' 19H Carlisle Cashion Broad (Mrs D . R.) 1944 Mary)ane Brooks 1968 VirginIa) Brooks 19,8 Ann V Duncan Brown (Mrs B C.) 1923 Kathenne Brown 1944 Ella F Hal~y Brown (Mrs . L L) 1946 102

l"ilillllO" Name Yell' Constance Tyson Bryson ,)r. (Mrs. G .)

19H Ann L. Budy 19lJ Diane E. Keya Burden (Mrs . C.) 1962 Eliu~th Bronson Burrell (Mrs. W . E.) 194J Judy A . Buder 196J Ruth Butler 1947 Initiated into Virginia Alpha Pauicia A.)ones Cain (Mrs. L.) 1952 Jean FostuCaidweil 1966 Betty Molsdaic Campbe:JJ (Mrs.) . K.) 1942 Initiated into Tennessee Alpha )Cl.n Cardwell 1941 Sarah C. Smith CHey (Mrs . Brooks) 1967 Tempe Yarborough Carlton (Mrs.) .)

19J6 Carolyn H. McKenzie Carpenter (Mrs. H . A.) 1967 1944 Belsy A. Hulburt Chadwic" (Mrs. 0 , R.) 1964 Vergilia B. Leggett Church,)r. (Mrs. T . C.) 1948 Charmian Griffin Clark,)r. (Mrs.] .)

Jenny C. Clark 19H Initiated into D . C. Alpha Frances). Davis Claytor (Mrs. W . G .)

19,8 Hariolte C. Taylor Clement,)r. (Mrs . P. A.) 192)

Mary) . Cobb

19J9

Cafolyn) . Benbow Coker (Mn . L.) 1961 Maysie Lyon,s Collins,)r. (Mrs. M. H .)

19d Olive M. Cranston Conley (Mrs.). 0 .)

1943 Lucile Conly 1949 Barbara)ean Clarson Cooper (Mrs. Alan S.) 1968 Connie Moore Coughlin (Mrs. G . L.) 19H )oanie Grcene Craven (Mrs. E.) 19)4 Eleanor Soule Crosby (Mrs . O . S.) 1939 Initiated into Wuhington Alpha Anne G . Penn Crosland (Mrs. D . B.) 19H Inidated into Virginia Alpha Sandra). Trotman Crouse)r., (Mrs. Thomu C.) 1957 Initiatcd into Vermont Be,a Anne G . Crutchfield Patricia Anderson Crutchfield (Mrs.) . H .)

Barbara A. Banker Curtis (Mrs . Virgil) Ann L Murphy Dameron .)r. (Mrs. Z. C.) Nancy Gordon Dameron ( Mrs . E. P.) Lucy E Booker Davis (Mrs.) . 0.)

Louise Bahnson Davis Rosale Branch Davison (Mrs.) .)

Anne E Maxwell Dellinger (Mrs. Waher)

196~

1947 196~

1946 1934

1942 196) 1943 19~9

Initiated InIO Virginia Alpha Anne Archer Denlo.)r (Mrs. A. E.)

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Katharine D. Wheaton Dillingham (Mrs. ). S .)

Yellr

Name

1930

Anne D . Heartt Babette L. Girard H~ter (Mrs. Bill D .)

Initiated ioto New York Gamma Martha Taylor Docrilin,cc (Mrs . O . C.) 1944 Virginia Pou Doughton (Mrs . H.) 1943 Rebecca W . Drane 194) 1948 Bettie Dudley Initiated into Alabama Alpha

Charlotte S. Winstead Dunlap (Mrs . William) Claire Ruucll Euey (Mrs. E. D .)

Betty A . Yowell Ellington (Mrs. A. ).)

JinDenc Hood Ellu (Mn . T.)

1961 19)0 19'0 1942

Lucy Peel Emerson Letha Slager EUM (Mrs.)

1972 1940

Mary S. Everett

Initiated into Virginia Gamma 1948 Initiated ioto Virginia Alpha

Ann Kimbrough Eyster (Mrs. William B.} 1943 Wilma S. Fagen 1951 Sara G . Falkener 1929 Mary E. Nash Farris (Mrs . 1.)

1941 Analeak S. Liipfert Fearon (Mrs . William B.) 196) Peggy Ballard Feeney (Mrs. F.) 19" lelia Burnett Felker (Mrs. G . W . Ill) 1944 Susan C . Gebhudt Ficklen.)r. (Mrs. 1. S.) 196) Katharine 1. Finney 1948 Jane McDonough Flynn (Mrs. R. M.) 1942 Dorothy P. Hall Folck (Mrs. M. P .)

1963 Sue Folsom 1944 Diana G . Foote 1964 Georgia A . Fuller 1960 Jane Earle Fu rman 1968 NancyF. Wilson Gaffner.)r. (Mrs. H . B.) 1961 Margaret E. Gaines 1934 )acqudine Lewis Gallioo (Mrs . ) . A .)

1949 Joan Gant 1953 Mary A . Garvin 19H Elizabeth R. Lin Gerstner.)r. (Mrs . l . V.) 196) N2Dcy)efferisGibbons.)r. (Mrs. A . ) .)

1943 Elizabeth P. G2J'\!ey Gibson (Mrs . C . B.) 19" Mary Gillespie 19" Ml.ry C . Goodwyn 19" Initiated into Obio Etl. lsla C . Gorham 1943 1919 Cynthia G . Grant 1918 Caroline T . Green 1924 Erma L. Green 1941 Winifred Edmunds Gteene (Mrs. F. E.) Kl.therine)amiesoo Gregory (Mrs.) . M. M.) 1933 1943 Ethd Houston Griffith (Mrs. R. ).)

1941 Elizabeth Grimes 1962 Susan L. Marsh Grogan (Mrs. David) 194 7 Emma K . Guion Lavillon E. Morrison Gussc:nhoven (Mrs. ) . W .)

1969 1966 Del.ne G . Mullis Hall (Mrs. Stewan K .)

1943 Carol Cobb Hamilton (Mrs. D . K .)

1946 William Lloyd Hamilton (Mrs. ) . T .)

1967 Sl.rah T . Winder Hu,roves (Mrs . Walter C .)

1928 Helen Dortch HI.Crison (Mrs. T . P.) )ane Edwatds Hauser (Mrs. C . N .)

1911 Initiated into Tennc:ssce Betl.

Alice Cheshire Haywood (Mrs. H . D .)

1938

Jill Beth Hickey

19)0 19)8

Initiatcd intO Florida Alpha 1967

Catharine K. Taylor Hill (Mrs . T .)

1927 Initiated into Virginia Beta 1973 Marg:uct Coley Hodges Janet Law(ence Holmes III (Mrs. T . H .)

1938 1948 Jean Roberu Holt,) r. (Mrs . ). 0.)

1948 Beuy T . Lawrence Homewood (Mrs. S. S.)

1912 Betty A . Ki rby H o rtin III (Mrs . P.) 1919 Jane W . Howard In itiated into Virginia Alpha Marie Nussbaum Howe.)r. (Mrs . ). M.) 1949 Bonnie M. Hoyle 1963 Maddyn Kay Hoy le 1964 Annl. T . Black Hudgins. )r. (Mrs. C . R .)

1~7 Amy Arrendell Hunter. )r. (Mrs. Thomas B.) 1971 Anne Huske 1948 Betty Dicks Hutton (Mrs.). 1.)

1945 Sarah M. McKinney Ingram (Mrs. M2J'\!io) 1960 liUieW . )acbon 1930 Jennie Lynn)amison (Mrs . ).} 19B Irene)effreys 1950 Katherine C . Oldham)enkins (Mrs. Edwin B.) 1959 Initiated into Ohio Etl. 1955 Shirley Simpson)ohnson.)r. (Mrs.). A .)

Betty Shl.de)ohn50n (Mrs. C . W .)

1943 )2Die)olly 1933 Beuy W . )ones 1950 Paula R.)ones 19H Beuie M. KeJl 19)7 He len B. Kelly 19)1 Manha V . Kemp 19)9 Initiated into Virginia Alpha 1970 Sarah Graham Kenan 1911 Patricia Rodman King (Mrs . M. K .)

1969 Matgaret S. Knee Mary E. Rogers Knowles (Mrs. R. l .)

19l1 1910 Wilma)ones KnOll (Mrs .)

Mary G . Burnette Koonce (Mrs. C . B.) 1911 Mary S. Baker Krosney (Mrs. H . A.) 1960 1911 Ellen M. Tredway Kuipc:r (Mrs. ) . B.) 1969 Beverly G . Lane Patricia 1. Sawyeelane (Mrs. N . M.) 1960 Anne R. Thompson wimer (Mrs. ) . S.) 1919 1942 Amy Heard Laroche (Mrs. ) .)

1916 )eei W . witter Initiated into North Cuolina Bela Patsy S. McAuley Lassiter (Mrs . R. B.) 1957 Initiated into lIlinols Epsilon Alice Laughlin 1910 Nancy ltwlor 1931 1942 Patricia Sooth lee (Mrs . ) . A .)

1967 Robbie Ann leach Leech (Mrs. Gordon W .)

1939 Mary lewis 1910 Anne Lide 1911 Sue LlDdsey 1940 Helen Sears Ludden (Mrs. F. C .)

1911 Janet luke Iniuated in to WiS(onsin Gamma 19<41 Louise Lupton 1941 Helen BorlStrOm Lydecker (Mrs. ) . K .)

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Yell'

uun Thompson MacMillan III (Mrs . W.) l:knyJ . Madduoo Manha B. Mallary Omit 8 . Whiu=lcy Mallison FnnccsParham Milnn (Mrs . W . R.)

19H 19)6 194) 19)2 19)) Vickie E. Grcubc:h Marsh (Mrs . Bruce C .)

19)9 Elizabc:th D . Webb Matheson (Mrs . D . S.) 1911 Margaret Powell McConnell (Mrs . R. S.) 1931 Iris McEwen 19)0 Brooh H . McKamy 1962 Initiated into Illinois Epsilon Mor,an Wor":y McLean (Mrs. Glenn D .)

196) Initiated into Teus Ddta Muy A . McManus 19)) 19)2 Joao Mcmbery Karyn L. Mcrcncu

1948

Initiated into Virginia Gamma Mildred T . Lcuh Miller (Mrs. E. S.) 19)9 Olivia T , Miller 1968 Virginia M. MiJmo 1927 Initiated into Tens Bela Betsy Ross MOlTis 1961 Rena Henry Mo~s (Mrs , W .)

19H Memrie T . Mosin 1960 Hc:len Leigh Mueller 1968 LiIIi.m Beach Mumaw (Mrs. John).)

1961 Ellen A . Murchison 1934 Martha Tuttle Murphy (Mrs . G . Gilbert) 1911 Jean E. Murray 1941 Initialed inlo Florida Gamma Juliet E. Murrell 1969 Ida C . Prince Nd50n (Mrs . D. W .)

1941 Mary L. Huse: Nid:50n (Mrs. J . R.) 1941 Margery Nicol 1941 Jacqueline Nimock 1942 Iniliated inco Missouri Iktt Gloria Nix 19)2 Initiated into Florida Alpha Betsey) . West Odell (Mrs. J . K . P.) 1941 Joan H . Adams Olmstead (Mrs . D .)

19)1 Laura Bingham Owens 1961 Initiated inco Colorado Be:ta Nancy Croom McLean Parker (Mrs. Geoffrey) 1966 Ann Paschall Parris 1970 Mona Leigh Pus 197) Jane C . Cheshire Penick ,Jr. (Mrs. E. A .)

194) Roberta Wimon Penn 111 (Mrs. F. R.) 1939 Anee G . EdmundsPenn (Mrs . A .)

1931 Patty Penn 1936 Louise: Pc:rry 19)4 Joan King Phillips (Mrs. R.) 19) 1 Carol L.Johnson Poole. Jr . (Mrs . L. C .)

19)9 Sarah Buchanan Porter (Mrs . C . W .)

1947 Sibyl Gouch Powe 111 (Mrs. E. K .)

1946 Virginia F. Prettyman 193) Josephine E. Prevosl 1969 loUIse Pruchard 1932 J«n Whitley Raney 1970 M. Margaret Bach Ramanen (Mrs. W . W .)

1946 Maty W. Raoul 1936 Initiated ioto Florida Gamma Susan G Warburton Redd (Mrs . Albert M.) 19)7 Barbara F Burgess Really (Mrs.J. D .)

19)3

Nilme

Yell'

Susan Eil~~n Richardson

1970

Susan Ambler Rohem ,J r. (Mrs . W . V .)

1911 1970 1944 1971 1967 1947 1961

SUlln Harlett Ellis Ro~ru (Mrs. David) Mary Brown Robertson (Mrs . T. I.) Arlene Carol RoUe Mary Gorringc King Ro~ (Mrs.) Julia Rou Sherry L. Rottman

Initiated into South Carolina Alpha Audrea G . Rowc:ll 1937 Lord Bowling Rowley (Mrs . F. S.) 192) Phoebe R. Harding Royster (Mrs. C .)

1929 Caro M. Green Russell (Mrs.) 1924 Eleanor R, Colter Ruthven (Mrs. W . C .)

1929 Sarah R. Ryan 1947 HiJda F. Lawrence Saulsbury (Mrs. D . C .)

194) Diana K . Webb Scheurich (Mrs . Paul) 1963 Initialed into Kentucky Beta 1930 Addaidt= McAnally Schnell (Mrs.) Patcici.a Vanamee S<:ott 1971 Mary E. Hazlett SCOtt (Mrs. R. U.) 1947 Ann Andt=rson Sherman (Mrs.) 1946 Initiated into Florida Beta Betty O. SWClt Shirley , Jr. (Mrs. R. L.) 1944 Bt=tty Crock Shoc:ma..lter (Mrs. J . C .)

193) Elizabeth Barbt=r Sickles (Mrs. A. D .)

1929 Nancy Glover Barre:tt Simpson (Mrs. George: L.) 196) Jane Slaughter 194) Elizabc:th A . Sloan 197 1 Carol Council Smith (Mrs. E. L. KimeJJ) 1961 Nancy M. Ford Smith (Mrs . P. A.) 19)6 Ellen Prouty Smith (Mrs. R. M.) 19)3 Bonnie C . Lowder Smith (Mrs. Roger) 1963 Jennie: NrwsomeSmythe (Mrs. D . W .)

1941 Judith L.Jont=s Southerland (Mrs . f . M .)

19)8 Mary S. Spanhour 1948 Initiated into Virginia Alpha Ann C . Spc:ncer 1962 Sara D . Richardson Spurlock (Mrs. H . N) 1944 Jacquc:Iine: W . Laird SteinemanD (Mrs . C .)

1942 Joan M. Stieber 19)1 Jean Rosc= Stifler,Jr. (Mrs. W . C.) 1931 Margare:t Elle:n SUII 1967 Bess Bc:ttesTaylor (Mrs . A . R.) 19)0 Annie M. Taylor 192) Donna It.. Taylor 1969 Manha B. Lc:wis Taylor (Mrs. R. W .)

1931 TaJiulah D . Smith Taylor (Mrs. T . W .)

19)9 Patricia A . Sullivan Te:2gue,Jr. (Mrs . H . E.) 1949 MollieW . Spruill Thompson (Mrs. J.) 19)7 Luanne Thornton 1914 Caroline M, Long Tillt=u (Mrs . Hugh M.) 1946 Anne. F. Llewellyn Towe (Mrs. J.) 19)7 Jean Van Deusen Towne:r(Mrs. VI .J .)

193) Elizabt=th A . TaylorTricomi (Mrs. A . H .)

196) PatridaL. Hughe:sTumage.)r. (Mrs. H . W .)

1944 Alice p,lmerUlmer 1964 Beuy L. Cyper Van Zandt,Jr. (Mrs. P. W .)

1~3 loitiate:d into Arkansas Alpba Sarah Vann 19l1 1948 Jane Poiotc.rVaughn (Mrs . W . O .)

1918 Carolyn Vau,ht 1916 Valerie A Vo n Ammon

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Year Name 1947 Sara E L<=<= Walk<=r.Jr (Mrs H. G .)

Ebub<=thJ .Johnson Walk<=r (Mrs . T . H .)

19H Lalag<= K Ott<=s Warnngton (Mrs .)

19)1 Carol Webst<=r 19H Initiat<=d IntO N<=w York Gamma 19)) Dorothy A. W<=llon s 1969 Lindsay R. Wh<=atl<= y 1946 Ann Robinson Whitham (Mrs W . A .)

195 1 Suah Clark Whitlock (Mrs. Richard T.) 196 1 8<=uy Hendnck Whnman .Jr. (Mrs . EmIlJ .)

194) Mary M. Widen<=r 19)0 Kathryn A. Wiley 1969 Julis Sherrod Fowkr Willis (Mrs, Charl<=s) 194J Kay McGims<=y Wilson (Mrs , H . M.) 19JJ Jayne K Smoot Wilson (Mrs N)

Joann<= Mass<=e WISC: (Mn .J, W .)

19B Martha E Mich al Wood (Mrs . F.) 19 24 L<=onora A Dd Gr<=co Wood (Mrs W C. A.) 1959 Martha F Wilkinson Woods (Mrs. A. G .)

195 8 Lyd C. 801c<= Woollen (Mrs. W . S.) 19 37 B<=ny Sterchi W orley (Mrs R.) 1940 Iniuat<=d IOtOT('nn<=ss<=e Alpha lsabc:lCart<=rWonhy.Jr. (Mrs. F. 5.)

19)0 Virginia Bow('r Wray (Mrs. B.) 1938 L. R<=b<=cca Walser Wright (Mrs. E. A.) 1929 Susan F AI<=under Yates (Mrs . John) 1967 El uab<=th Nash Yeaton . Jr . (Mrs . L. G.) 1946 Sara Yokky 1943 Carol Sampl<= Payn<= Young. Jr. (M rs.J . B.) 196)

NORTH CAROLINA BETA InttulllO"

Year Elizab<=th l Adams 19)4 Patricia L. Adam s 1963 MarciaJean Kyzer Allen (Mrs . J oel) 1968 Rosa mund Law Allison (Mrs. R. D.) 1949 Ch ristina Sifers A Iva rex (Mrs. Wm .)

1963 Elizab<=th Antrim 19 ) 8 Ann Edmunds Aschenbrenner (Mrs. B. C.) 1946 Manha C. Bishop Ashby (Mrs. H . N.) 1937 B<=th Lynn F<=idler At<=n (Mrs. Fr<=d) 1971 Cath<= rin<= M. Cook Ayoub (Mrs . John) 1968 Eugeni<= Eich ma n Bakker (Mrs. D .)

1946 Initiated into Ohio Epsilon 1955 Mary G . Bansky 1969 Anne B<=ach 196) Janet MatJ<= Bolinger Beath (Mrs Andrew) 194 7 Marion Benn<=tt 1941 Mary L Meyer Beresford (Mrs. C. 0 .)

1961 Susan L. Chandler B<=rteau (Mrs John T.) 1940 Betty A. D<=merci B<=w (Mrs .)

1961 Janet A. Math<=w$ Biggs (Mrs Jeffr<=y R.) 1965 RebeccaJane Bloomer 19J6 Paulin<= R Smuh Boothe (Mrs. T H B.) 1970 ancy Caro l Bradky 194 7 Nancy A. Niles Brasch (Mrs. C. W .)

1940 Ca(hwne Raupagh Brooks III (Mrs . W A.) 19)6 Co nstanc<= A. Brown 19)1 Franci ne T larrino:l Buchanan (Mrs JR.) 1946 ElJzab<=th W Bu ck Initialed IOtO Flonda Alpha 1941 AntolOette Sall<=y Burdell.J r (Mrs. AM .)

1969 Llnd:l Burdette 1966 Tan ia K. Lang Burger (Mrs . Thomas M.) 1949 Jan<=t Guber Cald ... ~11 (Mrs. W . W .)

19) 9 K:lthleen C. Calk lOS 1941 Hel<=ne G Mulhgan Campbell (MrsJ A. ) 19)4 Ursu la S. Herr Ca nney (Mrs. F D .)

1936 J:ln<= Kdley Caskey (Mrs J T.) 1936 Martha K Schmidt C1I<=5 (Mrs D ) 19)6 K:lY DaVIS Chne (Mrs R ) 1960 Ann C. Cl lnksul es Inltlilled IOtO Musachusc:tu Alph:l 19lJ Conslance Coc hran

/ntlf:lIton

Yellr Nilme Eula L Coll ms 1933 P:lmda C. Co mpton 1967 Patrlci:l Ann Conner 1967 Sh~ry l LlOds Smith Corey (Mrs. Gordon R.) 1967 Winifred T Gr~<=nwood Cosgrove (Mrs. W A) 1935 Courtney P Crowd<=r Cr:lwford (Mrs. W . C.) 1933 B<=nh:l Southwick Crowther (G. Jr. ) 1938 Mark K Wlebn~r C ulp ( Mrs . ~t<=ven) 1968 Sharon Alice Smith Cummings, Jr. (Mrs.J L ) 1965 S u~ A . Curry 1960 Anne L.Johnston D:lhon (Mrs. W . E.) 1955 Dore<=n C. Davis 1961 Huri<=t H Davis 1960 N:lncy W . Slaven Davis (Mrs . J. B.) 194) B<=IIY Mane Gnffeth Davis(MrsJ M.) 1964 Barbara Dun 196) Joanne E. Yoder D<=arth (Mrs. J:lmes) 1967 Margaret W:lt~ Delmling.Jr. (Mrs K .J .)

1951 Jo Anne Holloway Delamar (Mrs. D.O.) 19)1 Zanna Douglass Denis{Mrs C. R.) 1940 Mary EIIubeth D<=vyver 1964 Mm am A Swa ny Dlxhuthe (Mrs. RIChud) 1957 Hatrl~t T Douty 1958 Inll iat~d into P<=nnsylv:lnl:l Epsilon 1957 Mary L Dowell 19J9 Evrlyn B Band y DoyleJr. (Mrs .J B.) 19)7 Joan M Dursune 194 1 Peg Mercer Eastman (Mrs. John R.) 1945 Glona Kolunsky Edward s (Mrs. W .)

19J7 Mary G Wann Eld<=r (Mrs R. E.) 1964 Mary Ch risti ne Evans 194 1 Mary Cogg in Everw (Mrs . B. B.) 1954 Tncia Booth Fish (Mrs K K.) 196) ally Huns Foote 19)6 Sara F Forte 19)9 Joann e E Fowler 196) Sarah E Patterson FraZier (Mrs Don) 194J Dorothy Hyland G:lntt.Jr (Mrs R M.) 1960 B<=lIe Garr:llt 1966 Mary Kathe G:lttS 1960 Frilnce$ S HItChcock Ge<=hr (Mrs J E) 1973 PatriCIa

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Edith R~hm G~nn~r III (Mrs H B.) Virginia Goodnow Jan~ Ctllv~rs Gre~nle2f (Mrs. T R ) Hden L GUtSt Elizabeth C . Hanifin Betsy Gamble Hansen (Mrs Pruss H .)

Hilliard Hudm Sandra) Harrison DianeJane Hassler usan A TuchrHatchcr{Mrs M.) Lorenc D . Hcbblc Maxmc Mueller Hobbs (Mrs. 0 R.) Su"a Ruth Ervin Hoover (Mrs . Gary) Manlyn A . Hoover Laura Hoppe Bctlc Woods Hugus(Mrs W .)

1950 1942 1941941968 19)3 1936 1960 1964 1956 1963 195 3 1964 1963 1952 1952

Helen L Hlckol Nevin (Mrs. Room') Cuol F Hoove rOllver . )r (Mrs H M ) linda Orr Nancy Pelletl~r Panslng (Mrs . ] C.) N2nq' R Wue PasnJ (Mrs. R A ) Bubar2 S Brummm Pan~n (Mrs .)

P2md2 Beddl P2ul (Mrs M 0 ) )eann~ Pedder Nancy Rodhous~ Phillips,]r (MIS] P )

Mary F. Ivcy

1933 1954

KarcnJcn~n

Sue B. Ro~rtSJohnston (Mrs. J.) 1951 Manha M. Johnslon 1967 Jane Easl Karkaliu.)r (Mrs. C. F.) 1935 Jane C . Kornegay Kcblcr {Mrs R F.) 1946 ArlmcKoch Keeffe (Mrs. E.J.) 1939 Ruth L. Reade Kdlcy (Mrs . E W .)

1948 1936 Miriam MacMullen Kdley (Mrs. ) .)

P2tr1C12 Wilson K~lIy (Mrs . ) . L. ) 1951 Eliulxth W Wuers Kennedy (Mrs . 0 A .)

1960 1946 P2uici2 Wi ll2td Kennedy (Mrs. ) .)

Stdl2)2nc Cole Kennedy (Mrs . William) 196) Anne Kingsbury 1937 Georgia L. Kitchen 1960 Andm; SteW2t1 Kn2pp 1967 SUS2n Hagist Kob2ya.shl (Mrs Stephen A) 1965 Virgini2 Peace Kuru. (Mrs W B.) 1943 D2wn H l2ntzLtJS 1955 Ellen) latimer 1956 G2yle Bukky Lee 196~ Ruth llghtbro.... n 19}4 196~ lur2Y Muie Lindgren Ellubeth) . Willi2ms Lopf(Mrs. D2Vld) 1960 1943 Joyce Dcan Lunsford (Mrs) E.) Dolly Madison 1970 1964 S2t2h Gorham Webb Malick (Mrs . Lawrence C.) Sarah A Overshiner Mann (Mrs . ) P.) 1936 ElOise M D2ughcrty Martin (Mrs . F. A.) 1937 1 9~8 ElIzabeth McBnde Kathy McCormick 19 70 Molly Godd2rd McG Lnnls (Mrs . G . I. ) 1947 DorothyL. FisherM clain,)r (Mrs . C . R.) 1 9~ 1 Karen)2ne Shepard McN2lt (Mrs.) 1972 Jean Rockey Metzler (Mrs . R. ).)

194~ Marg2ret Railey Miller (M rs . Carl A.) 19~4 Edith Clements Milchdl (Mrs . 0 C .)

19~2 K2ren louise Mltchdl 196~ Eliulxlh A 5hdton Montgo mery (Mrs .)

1973 Cuolyn M We2Ver Moorehead (Mrs . Tupper) 196) Denzd l2ngStOn Mosteller (Mrs. W .)

1933 1933 Vlfglnla A ImI2)' Neal (Mrs F.) In itiated Into Flond2 G2mm2 Mollie E Nelson 19~1

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1946 1939 1962 1941 19~)

1962 1948 19 58 1 9~5

InllI2t~d IntO Iowa Zeu

louise II. Mathews PI2tt III (Mrs .] B.) M}rna E Pope Fran c~s M WISe Ponley (Mrs. E L. ) P21 AddingtOn Powers (Mrs D K.) )2nel BOlkLn Reese (Mrs . ) ,) Clare R2wso n Ridley BIIILe R. Beckerdue Robertson (Mrs . WE.) P2uIC12lee Ro~ss (Mrs . C. R.) Trudy B Rogers N2ncy L. l2 .... S Ro .... e,)r (Mrs. F H ) Elleene S Sulzer 521e ( Mrs ) )uen52mpson Catherine l Saunders Mu), D )ohnslon Scheer (Mrs Errol D .)

Ann l~nore Schneider S)']Vi2j McK2ig SeawrIght (Mrs .)

ChnslJne II. Umpste2d Shupe (Mrs R M ) Sara F Dunn Slmmons(Mrs . V.) Nancy E. Slocum B2bbwe Baker Smith , )r (Mrs C. H .)

Laura S _Johnson Smilh (Mrs. H L ) Muy) Ray Smotherm2n (Mrs .)

Sally A AduulSlon Slack (Mrs G E.) Arlene Standud Dorothy H Stone Paul2 Straw JoH HaleySltlckler( Mrs.) Emily G Sulllv2n N20ml Grolh2us Sunderman (Mrs E F.) Betty G Sydnor C2rollne M Sydnor Eie2nor Tarpley COrLnne F TravLlhon Chulone C. Tucker Mane L Co nl y V('rheggen ( Mrs _J A P) Doreen V_ W21ker Shelly Con klin W2tkms (Mrs_) Ch arlotte Miller Weller III (Mrs II D _) Kar('n Colli ns West (Mrs Anhur) Bess WIIJ12ms Fr2nc('sW . Denbo Williams ( Mrs ) C .) ~hry l. Willi2rnson Mary A. WilliS Susan B. Moody Wilson (Mrs . G2ry L. ) FC2ncesE Kyle WimS2tt (Mrs WIII12m R ) Bubu2 C. BuergerWonn2cotl (Mrs . W C.) Dorothy C2rt1CO Wood (Mrs . R V.) MuguetA CookWnght (Mrs B A .)

Deborah S B2ker Wynck (Mrs S T ) M2rgarel H Yancey

1963 19~ 9

1933 1942 1947 19~2

1946 1 9 ~6 19~9

1942 19~9

194 1 19)) 19) 8 1967 1961 1933 1 94~

1963 1938 1934 1961 1')4' 1937 193"1 19~"I

1961 1949 1946 1958 196 1 1940 1969 1946 1941 194 2 1958 1935 1962 1946 19)4 19)3 1961 1 9 ~9

195 1 1966 19)3 1 9~ 8

1968 19)1

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There II at lealt one Ill1nals Ieta·Delta an every lPOrts team at Knox College. as well 01 chapter memben coaching on the men's .occer team , and one re.ponslble for ,.e.tabll.hlng a cheering squad . Representing the varioul sportl are . I. to r. • Robin lOlita . volleyball ; linda Shelley, Puddles water ballet; Karen Sawyer, tennll; Le.lI. Brown , diving ; Jull. Ozaki , track ; Barb linden , Iwlm· mlng ; Sally Bagoff, basketball. Robin Matthew• • cheerlead.r , front.

Toney Wynn . Texal Beta, WOI lelected to repr••ent Dallas during the Texal Rose Festival 75 and luccan . .r Dayl 76.

Caple Polk , right . North Carolina Be'a. hal bMn granted a scholarlhlp to Duk. law School this fall. Caple II an Allee M. Baldwin Scholar. a member of PI Sigma Alpha , on Dean's list , and has received Clall Honan. With her are PI Phi sisters Debbie Minard and Sally Petenon.

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Each year Cal Zeta seta allde a Ipeciol day to honor our houlemother Mrl . Gardner . Thll year we decided to do something extraordi · nary by making her a quilt. Every girl em· broidered a Iquore of material that Peggy Binder sewed Into the queen·liz. quilt .

When the day arrived . the octivel prepared a .peclal dinner with SUlan Parkhurst In charge. After dinner , SUlan Himmelsbach presented the gaily wrapped prelent to Mrs .

Gardner . The activel long in tribute to our housemother ollhe opened up the quilt . Mrs .

Gardner WOI speechleal at the light of the beautiful . personal gift which expressed our gratitude In a lifelong trealure.

Becky Dunn , Marie Viall, Polly Paine, and Jan Cox ob· aerve Tenneu . . Gamma'a fl,..t and very aucceuful Arrowcraft sale. Every member took port In the aole which earned over S200 for Settlement School.

Ready to roll In the Gr. .k Week Tricycle Race at USC are Kerry Appleby , lila Donlon . and Stephanie Burnl. This t.om of California Gammal pedaled their way to a third place In the annual competition .

Spring Iprouted lome community Iplrlt for the women of Walhlngton Alpha when the chapter ond 8eta Theta PI were honored at the home of John Hogne ... Prelldent of the University of Waahlngton . PI Phil led all 10· rorltlel In roiling the malt money for the Unlvera lty Annual Fund In the annual Tele· than .

The leventeen chapter members who par· tlclpated In the telethon attended the prime rib dinner where theY' were awarded a framed letter of appreciation from the Unl· verslty .

Texa. leta makel It a point to keep ita pledges hop· ping . Recently thele pledge. proudly demonltrated their enthu.laam far PI phi and EOlter by dre .. lng up for chapter dinner. Bunnlea Include Karen Krenz , Can · nle ElIIlon , Paula Bailey. and Holly Coatea . The mem o ber showing that all Pi Phis are "good egg I" II Lealie Landrum .

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Indiana Dews do their share in promOling enthusiasm at Indiana University. Cindy Adams. Pam Burge, and Deb ~haffc r. fronc. arc cheerleaders, while the Pom-pon squad includes. back row, Suzie Brewster. Huch \X/ ilkinson. Coleen Edgar. and Nanc), Wells.

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