The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Fall-1993

"The past is only the sent become invisible and mute ; and because it is ble and mute, its memoried glances and its murmurs are infinitely precious. "

-Mary Webb

Such a precious piece of work is "The History of Pi Beta Phi 1967 1992." The book, to be available this fall, chronicles the growth and changes of Pi Beta Phi in the last twenty-five years. This "labor of love" is a collaborative effort of former National Historian Barbara Sands Olsen and former ARROW Editor Marilyn Simpson Ford

Barbara Olsen ha s served as National Historian since 1983 . A former alumnae club president, province president and national director, Barbara served on Grand Council as Grand Vice President of Alumnae from 1975 to 1979. Barbara enjoys sharing her knowledge of Pi Phi's past and often speaks at Fo unders' Day celebrations, Pi Phi Conventions and ot her special fraternity events dressed in period clothing as one of the Founders.

Two Pi Phis Collaborate on Past 25 Years of Fraternity

For more than twenty years, Marilyn Ford edited The ARROW. It was for this kind of loyalty and devotion that Marilyn received the Dorothy Weaver Morgan Award in 1989. But Pi Phis weren't the only ones recognizing Marilyn for her contributions. Her fraternal publishing peers presented her with the Evin C. Varner Award in 1991 for betterment of the Greek world in the area of communications. Following her retirement as editor in 1989, Marilyn was appointed coauthor with Barbara of the 25-year history update of the Fraternity.

"A Century of Friendship in Pi Beta Phi" by Jean Orr Donaldson encompasses the first one hundred years of Pi Bet a Phi . In 1977, Jean wrote "A Century of Friendship, Part II " which was printed as the winter 1977 issue of The ARROW. At a later date, it was decided that the information from that update would be combined with information from the next 15 years to form a 25-year history.

Chapters of "T he History of Pi Beta Phi 1967-1992 " are o rganized by topics. Collegiate and alumnae activities, philanthropies, conventions, national officers and committees, fraternity admini tration, and

The ARROW are among the many facets of fraternity life covered. In the forward of the book, Barbara and Marilyn said, "Memories are emotional pictures or visions, and thus are with us for o ur lifetime . A written history is the memory of things past - a ll things. Our hearts, so deeply a part of emotion, help us recall the good of what h as passed before, a nd our minds paint the pictures of the past."

The Fraternity is indebted to these two women who have donated their time and talents so that all of us may share in the rich heritage of o ur Pi Beta Phi. We thank you!

Barbara Sands Olsen, Illinois Zeta

Marilyn Simpson Ford, Nebraska Beta

Convention 1993Collegians and alumnae gathered in Orlando to educate, legislate and celebrate the "Magic of Friendship in Pi Beta Phi."

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Links to LiteracyFind out how alumnae clubs and collegiate chapters contin ue to serve their communities and promote literacy.

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Evelyn Peters Kyle Award WinnersA lumn ae from coast t o coast a re hon o red for their se rvice to their alumnae clubs a nd the Fraternity.

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Pi Beta Phi 's FinestLearn which alumnae clubs and collegiate chapters were se lected as award winners for 1992-93. pg.9

Amy Burnham Onken and Chapter Service Award WinnersPi Phi' s best and brightest a re chosen fr om college campuses across the land pg .4 8

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FOUNDERS OF THE FRA

Emma Brownlee Kilgore (1848-1924)

Margaret Campbell (1846-1936)

Libbie Brook Gaddis (1850-1933)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1924)

Clara Brownlee Hutchinson (1850-1931)

Fannie Whitenack Libbey (1848-1941)

Rosa Moore (1848-1924)

Jennie Nicol, M.D. (1845-1881)

Inez Smith Soule (1846-1941)

Fannie Thomp on (1848-1868)

Jennie Horne Turnbull (1846-1932)

Nancy Black Wallace (1846-1918)

Founded 1867

A Retrospect of Convention 1993

Former Grand Presidents

Alice Weber Johnson, Jean Wlrths Scott and Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg entertain members during the Cookie Luau Skit performed

There's simply no magic like the magic of friendship , and never was it more apparent than when over 900 Pi Beta Phi members gathered at the Stouffer Orlando Resort for the 59th Biennial Convention of the Fraternity

Pi Phis from across the continent made their way to Orlando , Florida and the beginning of convention festivities June 19 Collegians and alumnae were able to meet Pi Phi 's Grand Council and mingle with other convention attendees at the opening reception on Saturday afternoon The Orlando Convention Committee welcomed everyone at the Opening " Pi Phi Magic" Dinner which was spectacular.

Following dinner , Pi Phis proceeded to the general session room for the Opening Meeting of Convention. National and province officers and special guests were introduced and announcements were made The meeting was adjourned , but collegiate and alumnae delegates had more business to complete at province meetings

Sunday morning Pi Phis joined for a devotional service and memorial service honoring those members who had died since the 1991 Convention Pi Phi Reverend Diane Dugoni Shoaf conducted the devotional serv ice . Grand Vice President of Philanthropies Betty Lofton conducted the Memorial Service in which

1993-95 Grand Council: Grand Vice President of Membership Carollnge Warren , Grand Vice President of Finance Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, Grand Vice President of Collegians

Beth van Maanen Beatty, Grand President Jo Ann Minor Roderick, Grand Vice President of Alumnae Carolyn Pavletich Lesh, Grand Vice President of Program

Development Sarah Ruth Mullis, Grand Vice President of Philanthropies Betty Blades Lofton.

the Chapter Presidents from each collegiate chapter and a representative for the chapters no longer in existence participated.

Pi Beta Phi legac ies were honored during Sunday ' s luncheon. The luncheon was also the place for a special celebration - that of the 100th

at Sea World.

Helen Anderson Lewis hulas

Anniversary of the alumnae department. Alumnae province and national officers treated all attendees with a birthday celebration song During the luncheon, Grand President Jo Ann Roderick announced that a new award had been established in recognition of the formation of the alumnae department in 1893. The Emma Harper Turner Alumnae Leadership Award will be given annually , beginning in 1994, for exceptional leadership by an alumna.

On Sunday afternoon , Pi Phis were able to witness the initiation of Alumna Honor Initiate Carol Stanley Fenner. Carol is a prominent civic leader in the Orlando community She describes herself as a "career volunteer ," who began volunteer work during her childhood at a crippled children 's hospital. Carol is currently the Metropolitan Opera ' s Florida Auditions Director and is a former president of the Orlando Opera Company A graduate of Newcomb College-Tulane University , Carol also studied at Sorbone Univers ity in Paris , France Carol ' s enthusiasm for the

Fraternity and its members was unending and she stayed for the duration of convention so as not to miss a minute of the activities

A convention favorite is the Dinner by Chapter Adding to the excitement of the night is the new tradition of the Parade of Banners This tradition began at the 1991 Convention in commemoration and salute to the Fraternity as it began its 125th year. Chapter names are called in order of colonization, as the chapter' s banner is presented. The

finale of the parade was the presentation of the Fraternity' s banner by National Historian Barbara Sands Olsen , who gave an intriguing historical talk after the meal.

Many collegiate awards were presented at the conclusion of dinner. The Dorothy Weaver Morgan Award for fraternity loyalty was also presented on Sunday evening. Jean Orr Donaldson was named the 1993 winner of this prestigious Pi Phi award. Jean is the author of ':.4 Century of Friendship in Pi Beta Phi" which she compiled while she was National Historian from 1963-1967. She painstakingly researched 100 years of records, memorabilia, fraternity correspondence, and archive materials such as pictures , letters and old minute books contributed by members through the years. She spent a year in the actual writing of this com-

prehensive history of the Fraternity and the thousands of women who have worn the arrow during its first century

Following the dinner , women were given the opportunity to find out up close and personal what its like to be a graduate consultant during " Meet the

Consultants." Former graduate consultants shared experiences and the consultants for the upcoming year were introduced. All in attendance were made familiar with the selection process for Pi Phi ' s graduate conSUltants

Collegiate Extension Jane Landreth Russell, Academic Standards Kathy Anderson Witte, Alumnae Records Emily Russell Tarr, Undergraduate Programming Fran DeSimone

1993-95 International Directors. Front Row: Rush Melissa Dates Schmidt, Chapter Support Region III Joan Scholes Hili, Chapter Support Region II Linda Burrows Priest, Pledge Development Ruth Neel Noble, Chapter Support Region I Joanne MaGlrl Arnold, Alumnae Programming Kay Cross Baker, Membership Kay Knittle Brock. Second Row : Chapter House Corporations Julie Geiger Shannon, Alumnae Extension Mary Lu Pendergrast Melxell, Alumnae AdviSOry Committees Carolyn Cromb Brada,

Becque, Finance Maurine Hager Jones

Pi Phi was pleased to 1991-93 biennium and will have representatives from become the conference ' s 23 National Panhellenic president in 1995 Conference groups present Pi Phi's own Barbie at the Pan hellenic Tootle charmed and Luncheon on Monday. delighted luncheon attenPi Phi's NPC Delegate dees as the feat ured speakJean Scott was honored at er In her speech entitled , the luncheon by Grand "Pan hellenic Super Stars, " Council and presented with Barbie discussed how telea jeweled pin from Balfour vision, movies , songs and jewelers. Jean serves as current events teach us NPC's Treasurer for the about leadership "As a

A report was given on the ritual study conducted as a result of the motion adopted at the 1991 Convention to explore a possible need to revise current Fraternity ri t ual. An eight-member Ritual Study Committee , consisting of four alumnae and four active members , was Convention Body appointed by Grand Council

Votes on Ritual and met twice in Central Office during the interim of Conventions to conduct a survey of the membership , evaluate the results and , from these , make a recommendation to the voting body at Conven t ion.

The thoughts of over 7 ,000 members of Pi Beta Phi were represented when Ritual Study Surveys were completed by 89 chapters , 171 organized alumnae groups , and by 91 individuals who took advantage of the opportunity to participate if unable to attend a meeting at which a survey

Serving as Convention Pages during the week were (front ): Kerry O'Keefe, Oklahoma Beta; Anne Untermeyer, Texas Gamma ; Laura Kleinhenz, North Carolina Alpha; Betsy Jett, North Carolina Beta; Elizabeth Bu ll och, Texas Delta; Krlstie Funk, Indiana Gamma; Elizabeth Phy, Georgia Alpha; Jennifer Ozdoba, Pennsylvania Eta; Stephanie Griffin, Louisiana Beta; Sunny Malone, Arkansas Alpha (back) : Carrie Melmed, California Zeta; Trika HarmszumSpreckel, Vi rginia Gamma; Tera Porterfield, Indiana Epsilo n; Jennifer Hotchkiss, Tennessee Gamma; Suzl Converse, Louisiana Alpha; Nancy Killen, Pennsylvania Zeta; Jill Bauer, Texas Beta ; Laura Leytze, illinois Epsilon; Shelley Russell , Arizona A l pha ; Katie Gumberts, Indiana Beta; Stacey Masten, Indiana Delta.

leader , as a person, you to cure cases of are a pro du ct of all you "hotel/cabin fever. " Pi Phis have me t , experienced, and gathered in the lobb y of the encountered " She went on Stouffer Resort for t heir to challe n ge each of us to walk across the street to celebrate all that fraternity Sea World . Membe rs made members hi p has given us their way through the park and to realize that we are and into Shamu stad ium for empowe red by our fraterni- a group convention photo ty experience to improve and a performance fr om the quali ty of all of our lives Shamu. After the whale Monda y evening Pi Phis show , Pi Phis turne d were given the opportunity Polynesian for a din ner featuring island specialties from Hawaii. During the

was completed. The meal, Sea World presented Committee tabulated and a South Seas revue of then eva lu ated the results of authentic native da ncers. the surve ys, and, bearing in But that act was soon to be mind the purpose of ritual , topped by Pi Phi's version its history, and the value of diversity among the mem- of a Cookie Luau S ki t , writbership , made a recommen- ten and directed by Harriet dation fo r some revision . Brown . Centered around

A sim il ar study of the one of Pi Phi's oldest tradi- Fraterni ty ritual twenty years ago sho w ed 9% of the then membersh ip wanted some revision Results of the 1991-93 ri tual survey indicate 30% of the membership favor cha nge and even more indicated some change would be acceptable if it were deemed necessary . Howeve r , the vote on a motion to adopt the recommendati on of the Committee that the ri tual be revised to contain mor e inclusive language was defeated by a majority of those voting . Grand Vice President of Thus , the Pi Beta Phi ritual Alumnae Sally Bowers leads rema ins as it has been recit - the 100th anniverasry celebraed for over one hundred tion of the alumnae departyears. ment.

Alice Weber Johnson

Honored

tions, the skit starred national and province officers. The Fraternity 's Grand Council made a cameo appearance that nearly stole the show and brought the audience to their feet. But the night was not yet over Pi Phis were then treated to a spectacular laser and fireworks display.

The Foundation sponsored the keynote speaker for Tuesday morning's general session. Dr Richard

During the General Session on Sunday morning, former Grand President and Missouri Beta Alice Weber Johnson was named Grand President Emeritus In accepting the honorary title , Mrs . Johnson follows in the footsteps of such Pi Phi "greats" as May L. Keller and Marianne Reid Wild.

Mrs. Johnson served the Fraternity as Grand President from 1958 to 1967 It was during Mrs Johnson ' s tenure that Pi Beta Phi moved its Central Office to St. Louis , Missouri and adopted its Centennial Project , now known as Arrowmont.

The Alice Weber Johnson Bowl , a large silver punch bowl, was presented to the Fraternity by

Keeling is a Director of the University of Health Service and Professor of Internal Medicine (Hematology) at the University of WisconsinMadison. His speech , accompanied by visual aids , centered on the many problems on our college campuses today: unwanted pregnancy , AIDS , alcohol abuse, eating disorders etc He theorized that college students don't do what they know (is right or should be

the St. Louis Alumnae Club at the Washington D.C Convention in 1962, in honor of Mrs. Johnson. This award is given each year to the chapter which has ranked most often among the top ten chapters for the past ten years

The Orlando Convention body had been charmed by Mrs. Johnson during the course of convention as she addressed the group . It seemed there was noth ing she could say that didn't delight all. Upon hearing of her new title, Mrs. Johnson was nearly left without words to express her feelings. With a look of utter astonishment on her face and tears welling in her eyes, she shared a most gracious and humble "thank done) because they do what they see in the media, they do what they feel and are overwhelmed, and because they don ' t have a sense of community . The strategies we can use to help students make better decisions include building self-esteem, developing skills and providing support.

The afternoon was left free for Pi Phis to take recreation tours, discover Orlando on their own or catch up on lost sleep and take in a little R & R. During the afternoon, polls were open for delegates to vote for officers.

Pi Phis gathered again Tuesday evening for the Foundation and Arrowmont dinner titled, " Academy of Angels Awards ." The dinner followed an academy awards theme and all in attendance were asked to dress in black and white Donors to the Foundation

and Arrowmont were recognized during the dinner After dinner, Pi Phis joined around cookie shine sheets to take in a Pi Phi favorite. Cookie Shines were set up by provinces and all enjoyed good food, good song and good fun.

Parliamentary procedure, officer training , membership and rush for both alumnae and collegians, communications , financial issues, risk management , Arrowcraft, Arrowmont , literacy, Capital Campaign and Foundation were just a few of the topics covered during workshops For both alumnae and collegians, there were different types of workshops based on the topic of discussion. At times, alumnae were divided by club size or workshops were rotated with smaller-sized groups in an effort to make these leader-

ship development opportunities most beneficial.

General sessions during the week included reports from each Grand Council member, legislation and other convention business and presentation of charters to Virginia Theta at Washington and Lee University and Pennsylvania Iota at the

Jean Orr Donaldson , recipient of the Dorothy Weaver Morgan Award , enjoys time at convention with her granddaughter Amanda Baker and daughter Judy Donaldson Baker.

University of Pennsylvania. Two council members were honored for their service Richardson-Plano , Texas Alumnae Club President Johnnie Hughes Hatfield presented Grand Vice President of Membership Carolyn Lesh with a silver tray engraved with the names of chapters chartered during her tenure. Carol Warren was honored by former Grand Council member Adrienne Mitchell. Adrienne , on behalf of the Fraternity , announced that Grand Council had established the Carollnge Warren Award to be given each year to the best chapter financial advisor

Wednesday's luncheon honored Golden Arrow

To Be Rev ise d

members and included the traditional songfest performed by the convention chorus During the luncheon , Sis Mullis recognized former Grand Council member Evelyn Peters Kyle for her many contributions to Pi Beta Phi. Evelyn was named the Fraternity ' s " Poet Laureate ."

The final general session was filled with fun. Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg paid tribute to Sally Bowers , Grand Vice President of Alumnae, who retired from Grand Council , Pi Phis from California , and the West coast got Pi Phis psyched for the 1995 Convention to be held in Palm Springs , California and the new national officers were installed The one and only Courtesy Resolutions Committee and the " Magic In Review" slide presentation highlighted the activities of the week

The climax of the week ' s events was the Wine Carnation Banquet on Wednesday evening The banquet was preceded by the "Grand March " of

Former Grand Counil members present at the 1993 Convention were (front): Orpha O'Rourke Coenen , Helen Anderson Lewis , Alice Weber Johnson,Evelyn Peters Kyle, Helen Boucher Dlx , (back): Ann Dudgeon Phy, Barabara Sands Olsen, Lucy Baker Warner, Annette Mitchell Mills, Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg, Jean Wlrths Scott, Janet Goode Durham, Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell, Jane Houchens Tuten.

National Officers into the banquet room The festive dinner included the presentation of awards , a candlelighting ceremony honoring Pi Phis twelve Founders and a Loving Cup Ceremony.

Reflecting on the days of convention these words of Barbie Tootle come to mind. "Our fraternities were founded out of the same need that we have todayto link with other people and to succeed. To form relationships that will last and will help us reach our

potential. That is why we are Greek. That is why we are successful - because we offer affection , support , nurturance It is not the parties , not the interior decoration , not the trophies that get people to join. It is the friendships we offer. It is us. While there is much to celebrate in Greek life, including service and philanthropy , I believe our greatest good is our ability to be friends. "

And so , it is the friendship that brings the magic to our Pi Beta Phi!

In the fall of 1992 , Grand Council appointed a committee to study a revision of the Constitution and Statutes and Policies and Standing Rules The committee met in November of 1992 to discuss revising these documents ; not to change the content , but to make them more user friendly.

Chairman Carrie Mae Blount , Legislative Committee Chairman Lisa Masters , G rand Vice President of Finance Lou Ann Montgomery Carter ,

former Alumnae Province President Marga Larson Bales and former Grand President and National Panhellenic Delegate Jean Wirths Scott comprise the study committee.

In commenting on the committee and its work , Grand President Jo Ann Roderick said , "The more we read and worked with our documents , the more we realized they have been patched so much they read like a 'crazy quilt. '" Revision of the documents will make them easier to use and also

mean fewer legislative changes at future conventions.

During Wednesday afternoon ' s business session , the convention body accepted this committee. Plans are to have a draft of the revised Constitution and Statutes and Policies and Standing Rules in members ' hands by next fall in order to have them perfected in time for 1995 Convention legislation /&.

A l um n a Hono r Init i ate Carol Stanley Fenner.

Collegiate Awards

BALFOUR CUP (Top Chapter)Missouri Alpha (U. of Missouri)

STOOLMAN VASE (2nd) - T ex as Eta (Texas A & M)

PHILADELPHIA BOWL (3rd)Pennsylvania Eta (Lafayette Co llege)

DIRECTORS' AWARD (4th)Washington Beta (Washington State University)

TOP TEN CHAPTERS (excluding top four, in alphabetical order) - Iowa Beta (Simpson College). Louisiana Beta (Louisiana State U.), Michigan Alpha ( Hillsdale College). Missouri Gamma (Drury Co llege), Texas Beta (Sout hern Met hodis t U.), Virginia Epsilon (U. of Virginia)

AMY BURNHAM ONKENAndi Noland, Oklahoma Alpha (U.ofOklahoma)

CHAPTER SERVICE - Gigi Yount , California Zeta (U. of CaliforniaSanta Barbara)

JEAN WIRTHS SCOTT(Leaders hip) Amanda Freeman , Colorado Delta (Colorado School of Mines)

ANNETTE MITCHELL MILLS (New Chapter Achievement)Arizona Gamma (Northern Arizona U.) Honorable Mention: Virginia Eta (U. of Richmond)

APP AWARD FOR SENIOR PRO· GRAMMING - Louisiana Be ta (Louisiana State U . ), Honorable Mention: California Kappa «U. of California- San Diego) & Michigan Alpha (Hillsdale College)

NITA HILL ST A RK AWA RD (Best Chapter History) - Montan a Alph a (Montana State U.)

HISTORIAN 'S VA SE (2nd Best History) - Ohio Beta (Ohio State U.) Honorable Mention: Iowa Beta (Simpson College), Colorado Gamma (Colorado State U.) & California Lambda (U. of California- Riverside)

BEST PROCEDURE N OTEBOO K

Louisiana Beta (Louisiana State University) Honorable Mention: New York Alpha (Syracuse), Washington Beta (Washington State U ) & New York Delta (Cornell)

Award Winners

CHAPTER SERVICE A WARD-

Gigi Yount, California Zeta (U. of Californ ia- Santa Barbara)

CENTENNIAL AWARD (Best Fraternity Orientation) - Missouri Gamma (Drury College) Honorable Mention: Pennsylvania Eta (Lafayette College). California Kappa (U . of California- San Diego) & Kansas A lpha (U. of Kansas)

PI PHI SPIRIT AWARD - New York Epsilon (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), Pennsylvania Zeta (Washington & Jefferson College), Georgia Alpha (U of Georgia), Ohio Eta (Denison), Illinois Theta (Bradley), Illinois Iota (I ll inois State U.), Tenne ssee Delta (Memphis State), Texas Delta (Texas Christian U.), California Theta (U. of California- Davis), California Zeta (U. of CaliforniaSanta Barbara)

H ELEN ANDERSON LEWIS (Community Service) - Wa shington Gamma (U. of Puget Sound)) Honorable Mention: Illinois Zeta (U. of Illinois)

LU CILE D. C A RSON (Community Service) - Virg inia Ep silon (U. of Virginia) Honorable Mention: California Delta (UCLA)

D .C. AL P HA P ANH ELLENIC (Panhellenic Participation)LARGE: Mis souri Alph a (U. of Missouri) Honorable Mention: Florida Delta (U. of Florida) , Okalhoma Alpha (U. of Oklahoma) & T exas Eta (Texas A & M)

AMY BURNHAM ONKEN AWARD - Andi Noland, Oklahoma Alpha (U of O klah oma)

SMALL: Iowa Eta (Drake) Hon orable Mention: O hio Epsilon (U. of T oledo), Arizona Gamma (Nor th ern Arizona U.) & Pennsylvania Gamma (Dickinson Co llege)

ELIZABETH R. KOZA (1st Standards) - Florida Alpha (Stetson)

HARRIETTE W . EVANS (2nd Standards) - Missouri Alpha (U. of Missouri) Honorable Mention: Texas Eta (Texas A & M)

FRANCES ROSSER BROWN (Fraternity Heritage) - Illinois Zeta (U. of Illinois) Honorable Mention: New Mexico Alpha (U. of New Mexico) & Pennsylvania Beta (Bucknell U )

LILLIAN B . HOLTON (Best House Manager) - Liz Harris, Louisiana Beta (Louisiana State U.) Honorable Mention: Tiffany Bangs, New York Delta (Cornell) & Kristin Nelms, Texas Alpha (U. of Texas)

MARILYN SIMPSON FORD (Best ARROW Correspondent) - Sarah Michels , Minnesota Alpha ( u. of Minnesota) Honorable Mention: Wenay Guarracino/Theresa Eble , Ohio Epsilon (U. of Toledo)

MAY L. KELLER (Best Arrowmont Programming) - P e nn sylv ania Beta (Bucknell U.) Honorable Mention: Arizona Alpha (U. of Arizona) & Georgia Alpha (U. of Georgia)

D.C. Alpha for AAC. Kentucky Alpha (Barbara McReynolds LaMaster), Annette Mitchell Mills Award· Arizona Gamma (Shannon De Groot), Alice W. Johnson Bowl. Michigan Alpha (Melissa Grewe), Sarahjane P. Vanasse Pitcher. Iowa Gamma (Erika Lee), Vera Moss Bowl. Arkansas Beta (Stephanie Chudy), Vera Moss Bowl. Arizona Beta (Marcie Lewis)

Olivia Smith Moore Award· Laurie Ramsey, Tennessee Gamma (Dena Rothrock), Nita Hill Stark Vase· Montana Alpha (Amanda Dunlap), Historian's Vase· Ohio Beta (Heather Wolpert), Sara Shipley Bowers Award· Wisconsin Alpha House Corporation (Tracy Ognar)

APP Award for Senior Programming and Lillian Beck Holton Award· Louisiana Beta (Kelsey Kornick), Centennial Award. Missouri Gamma (Jill Wilson), Elizabeth S. Koza Award. Florida Alpha (Mary Shea Sargeant), Harriet W. Evans Award. Missouri Alpha (Rebecca Wah), Marilyn Simpson Ford Award. Sarah Michels, Minnesota Alpha (Emily Junck), Frances R. Brown Award· Illinois Zeta (Lara Ottoson)

May L. Keller Award· Pennsylvania Beta (Carrie Beckstein), Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell Award· Nashville, Tennessee (Judy Fingerle Simmons and Lucinda Trabue)

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Chapter Spirit Award Winners· New York Epsilon, Ohio Eta, California Zeta, Pennsylvania Zeta , California Theta, Tennessee Delta , Illinios Iota, Texas Delta. Not pic. tured: Georgia Alpha , Illinois Theta

Jesse M. French Award· Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Julie Bowen Frank), Jesse M. French Award. Norman, Oklahoma (Regina Morgan Smith), Northern Virginia Community Service· Southern Fairfield County, Connecticut (Flora Kibler Luckhardt), Northern Virginia Community Service· New Haven, Connecticut (Janet Richter Schmidt), Houston Junior Community Service Award, Dallas, Texas Junior Day Group (Paige Rippey Baten and Candy Werhan Munster)

Lucile Douglass Carson Award

Virginia Epsilon (Francine Stau b, Hollie Hays, Leslie Bywater ) H elen Anderson Lewis Award.

Washington Gamma (Valerie Vandervort), Helen Anders o n Lewis, (Jennifer Comstock and Antonia Prinster)

Collegiate Fun Parody. Florida Alpha (Mary Shae Sargeant), Collegiate Serious Parody. Mississippi Beta (Susan McDavitt), Best Procedure Notebook· Louisiana Beta (Cheryl Pa y ne )

Fraternity

Installs New

Officers

On Wednesday , June 23 , Pi Beta Ph i' s Grand Counc il and International Directors were installed for the 19931995 biennium Sara (Sally ) Shipley Bowers retired from Grand Council after serving as Grand Vice President of Alumnae for four years Though several officers changed positions on Grand Council , there is one newcomer to the group, Grand Vice President of Finance Lou Ann Montgomery Carter.

An Oklahoma Alpha , Lou Ann graduated with Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude honors with a B.S. in chemistry from the University of Oklahoma. While in college , she won the Chapter Service Award and was Panhelienic Delegate for Oklahoma Alpha. Since graduation , Lou Ann worked in the research department at Conoco , Inc. and at the University of California , Berkeley in photosynthesis research. Lou Ann has served as President of both the Kay County , Oklahoma and the Southern Fairfield County , Connecticut alum-

Pi Beta Phi Goes International

Convention legislation adopted at the 1993 Convention changed Pi Beta Phi from a national to an international fraternity The proposal was presented by the Ontario Alpha Chapter and Grand Council to change the Constitution and Statutes and Pol icies and Stand ing Rules , the Fraternity ' s governing documents , to more accurately reflect the status of an organization which has collegiate chapters in Canada and alumnae groups in several countries

nae clubs She has been Alpha Alumnae Province President , Gamma Prov ince Coordinator and Gamma Collegiate Province President. Most recent ly , Lou Ann served as Director of Chapter House Corporations. In her spare time , she enjoys making quilts , traveling , golfing and reading.

Jo Ann Minor Roderick begins her second term as Grand President , having served on the Grand Council for six years. Carolyn Pavletich Lesh because of tenure , left her position as Grand Vice President of Membership and is now Grand Vice President of Alumnae. Carol Inge Warren , Grand Vice President of Finance for the past six years , will take over the job of Grand Vice President of Membership Continuing in their current Grand Council positions are Grand Vice President of Collegians Beth van Maanen Beatty , Grand Vice President of Philanthropies Betty Blades Lofton and Grand Vice President of Program Development

Sarah Ruth (Sis) Mullis

Fifteen women were installed as International Directors , formerly called National Directors New to the Director ranks are Melissa Dates Schmidt , Ruth Neel Noble , Julie Geiger Shannon , Mary Lu Pendergrast Meixell, Emily Russell Tarr and Fran DeSimone Becque. Serving again in 1993-95 are Joan Scholes Hill , Linda Burrows Priest , Joanne MaGirl Arnold , Kay Cross Baker , Kay Knittle Brock, Carolyn Cromb Brada , Jane Landreth Russell, Kathy Anderson Witte and Maurine Hager Jones.

A special thank you to the women who performed magic all week long - the Orlando Convention Committee (top) of Ava Weldon Simms, Carolyn CrewsWhitby , Carol Sievers Crockett , Marilyn Mycoff Williams, Pam Peacock Brown , Kim Albritton and Jill Tucker Reed and (left) Assistant National Convention Coordinator Jerelyn Wright Biehl , Convention Site Coordinator Nancy Trogman and National Convention Coordinator Mary Kahlenberg Schroeder.

New Grand Council member Lou Ann Montgomery Carter.

by Cynthia Huff

Second Resident Artist Exhibition

A Succes s

Several Sevier County landmarks were a focal point of "East Meets Midwest," the resident artist exhibition hosted by Arrowmont School last spring. On display April 22 - May 15, 1993, "East Meets Midwest" featured screenprinted collages on fabric by Fenella Belle, enamel sculptures by metalsmith Lisa Coste llo, drawings, prints, and handmade books by Eleanor Droll, and wheel thrown, altered pottery by Diane Rosenmiller. The 72 pieces represented artwork created during the artists' nine- mont h residencies at Arrowmont.

Fe n e ll a Be ll e of Phi ladelphia, Pennsylvania h olds a B.F.A. in fibers from University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After graduating in 1988, Belle was an apprentice fabric printer at The Fabric Workshop in Philade lphia. She went on to teach various adult education classes and was involved in community based afterschool programs for children in the Philadelphia area. Before being selected as an Artist-In-Residence in 1992, Belle operated a small fabric printing business called Fenella Belle Fabrics

During her nine-month stay in Gatlinburg, Belle was influenced by local popular culture. Of her five works on display, two featured a dinosaur and a gun toting rooster, prominent landmarks in neighboring Pigeon Forge.

Lisa Costello is from Chicago, Illinois. She holds a B.F.A. in art history and metalsmithing/design from the University of Illinois at ChampaignUrbana .

In an effort to achieve the organic fo rms that she finds intriguing, C os tell o co nducted experiments in electroplating during her tenure at Arrowmont. She explained , "M y cur-

rent work is an investigation of figurative elements set within a narrative environment." She adds that her "Wise Women" series, using organic forms based on vegetables such as yams and carrots, is an attempt to "evoke a dreamlike state that intertwines humor with the grotesque." She chooses to work with metal for its three-dimensionality on an intimate scale, and with enamels for their richness, vitality and vibrancy . Kansas City, Kansas artist Eleanor Droll earned a B.A. from the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and a M.F.A. from the Unive rsity of Wisconsin-Madison. Before beginning her nine-month residency at Arrowmont School, Droll was a printer's assistant at Tandem Press, an experimenta l printmaking works h op in Madison, involved in the production of large prints for prominent visiting

Resident artist Fenella Belle hangs one of five screenprinted fabric pieces in preparation for the opening re c eption of "East Meets Midw e s t."

artists such as Chuck Close and Janet Fish.

Droll's own drawings and prints are figurative and deal with the opposites of body and spirit.

"My concern for the work," Droll said, "is that it represent that ense of duality and the struggle between the desires of the physical body rooted in the earth, and the pure, ethereal spirit that hovers above it ."

York, Pennsylvania potter Diane Rosenmiller holds a B.F.A. in Ceramic Art from New York State College of Ceramics, School of Art and Design, Alfred University in Alfred, New York. To ensure that her glazing remains bright and clean, she works primarily with porcelain. The forms and elements of her tab leware are reminiscent of vegetables, flowers and shells. One of her signature production forms is a ewer-like creamer with a distinctive crown of triangular leaves

During her nine-month residency, Rosenmiller developed a series of pieces that work well together both in shape and color. She said it is important to her that the pieces be used, therefore her search for harmonious combinations of matte and shiny glazes, went on during the nine months she spe nt refining and developing forms that are user friendly and aesthetically pleasing.

Resident artis ts Lisa Co stello , left , and Eleanor Droll, mak e som e final adjustm e n ts on on e o f Lisa's " W ise Wom en" series figur es befo re th e opening o f th e resid e n ts' " E ast Meets Mid wes t " exhibition last A pril.

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Scho l a r ships Fo r Women Offered

Fifteen artists applied for Arrowmont's resident artist program for the 1993-94 academic year, the third year of the residency program. Applicants' slide port-

folio contain work in the fields of ceram ics, weaving, jewelry, painting, photography, papermaking, and culpture. Arrowmont will select a minimum of fo u r artists, and one woman artist will be the first participant in the Trabue Professional Arts Program for Women, a scholarship for a qual ified artis t -in-resident needing financial assistance. The residencies officially begi n September 15

Carol Young Carter of Dallas, Texas and Barbara Lee Fay of Overland Park , Kansas move outside to draw color portraits of Arrowmont' s main building during Pi Phi Arts Weekend .

Two former Settlement School teachers , Floribel De Witt Poore and Henrietta Huff, hav e lun c h together during P i Phi Arts

We e kend

P i Phi Sally Sewe ll Wightman prin ts f a b ric with h an d m ad e stamps.

Third Annual Pi Beta Phi Arts Weekend Planned

Pi Phis from 15 states participated in Arrowmont's 3rd annual Pi Phi Arts Weekend, April 29-May 1, 1993 Class offerings were Wicker Basketry, Pastel Drawing, Fabric Printing, Handmade Paper and the Book, and Explorin g Slide and Print Photography.

Marty Parish Ligon from Franklin, Tennessee in commenting on her two day workshop said, "I never thought I could make a basket in one day . I was more than pleased."

Kelly Coleman from Alexandria, Virginia was among several students who suggested Arrowmont organize a student art show at the end of the workshops. She added that the Arts Weekend put her more in touch with her creativity and enabled her to meet Pi Phis who don't li ve in her area

Sue Swanson of Bloomington, Indiana said she remembered how great Pi Phi Arts Weekend was before, "and it's st ill super." She continued, "We need to stress that it' s not just for art majors, and can be a truly exploratory experience."

Other participants simp ly wrote, "More screenprinting!" or "Love this place!" on their evaluation sheets, but nearly everyone who attended said that more publicity is needed so that all Pi Phis know that they are welcome!

For those who would like to participate in 1994, the 4th annual Pi Phi Arts Weekend is scheduled for May 58 . For information, call Arrowmont a t 615-436-5860

Instructor Fenella Belle points out how different color combinations can be created by layering printing pigments on fabric during Pi Phi Arts Weekend. Screen printing stu· dents are (L.R) Katie Keirn Lorenz from Horseshoe, North Carolina, Floribel DeWitt Poore from Maryville , Tennessee and Ann Marie Mathis McNamara from Nashville, Tennessee.

A Pi Phi papermaking student cranks Arrowmont's paper press outside the papermaking studio.

Basketry instructor Katherine O'Neal, right, checks the rim of a basket being woven by Marty Parish Ligon of Franklin, Tennessee. Katherine prepared and dyed weaving materials before· hand, so that Pi Phis could devote themselves to making as many bas· kets as possible during their two· day workshop.

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Seni o r Foc u s a nd the Friendship of Pi Beta Phi

Last year, the Foundation established Senior Focus -a program specially designed for graduating seniors. Upon graduation, collegians are invited to join the tradition of alumnae support by making a pledge to the Foundation over a fouryear period. Senior Focus was enthusiastically embraced by the class of 1992 and the class of 1993 has accepted the challenge et before it by the preceding clas The seniors of 1993 have committed their financial support to the Foundation and many have included sugge tions and offered their volunteer time to the Foundation. Others have written about the importance of Pi Phi in their lives. One letter in particular summar ized what Pi Phi means to 0 many, and why a member feels the importance of supporting t h e Fo u ndation.

I n Apri l, Norma Nico l H am il to n , Ca l ifornia Theta, sent in her Senior Focus '93 pledge with a letter. Norma began by aying that it was a privilege to respond to the Senior Focus '93 request as a graduating senior. Norma was initiated in January 1992 at the University of California at Davis. Her first affiliation with Pi Phi, however, was in 1959 at the University of Arizona. At that time, Norma pledged Arizona Alpha with the hopes of initiating shortly thereafter. Unfortunately, she was unable to continue at the University and was never initiated into Pi Beta Ph i.

Many years later, Norma returned to college and began working to complete her bachelor's degree. Norma writes, "Whenever I drove by the chapter house on Russell Boulevard in Davis, there was always a twinge of hope in my heart and a nagging question within me - 'Could I ever become a fully initiated Pi Phi after all thi time?''' She made inquiries of two Pi Phi friends, Patricia John on Hewitt (Penn ylvania Beta) and Joyanne W o lf Paquette (Arizona Alpha) telling them, " my pledge pin had been sitting in my jewelry box -a continu-

ing reminder of the Pi Phi friends in my 'first college life' and I wanted to wear 'the whole arrow.' "

In her letter, Norma reinforced what the value of Pi Phi friendships has been to her over the past year Several Pi Phi alumnae, including women from Arizona Alpha who were present when Norma pledged in 1959, were present at her initiation at California Theta. Norma says about the initiation experience, "This was a moving, unforgettable experience for me - truly a living testimony to what the circle and magic of friendship within the Fraternity means."

Foundation Committees Appointed

To assist with expanded responsibility, an Investment Advisory Comm ittee h as been appointed to work w it h th e Foundation T rea urer. Under the chairmanship of the Treasurer, this three-member group will be available for consultation and to make recommendations about investment matters. Committee member are Mary Aton Heausler (Louisiana Alpha) of Kansas City, Missouri; Laurie Renny (Wisconsin Alpha) of Moraga, California; and Lauren Gunn Ross

Norma graduated thi pa t June with a bachelor's degree in U S. history and a minor in Native American studies. She will continue her Pi Phi involvement by serving on California Theta' Alumnae Advisory Committee. She writes that she could not have sent her gift to the Foundation without acknowledging how much Pi Phi has meant to her. She ended her letter stating, " with deepest gratitude to my Fraternity for reaccepting me and for the friendships that I know will continue to grow in the wine and blue."

(Texas Beta) of Houston, Texas.

These Pi Phis were selected becau e of their experience in financial consulting and investment management.

In addition, Development AdviSOry Committee members have been se lected to wo r k with Foundation Trustees during the 1993-94 fiscal year. T hi s gro u p wi ll rev iew current development prog rams a n d make reco mm e n dations for future prog ramming. Development professionals selected to erve are Betty George Cotten (Texas Alpha) of Austin, Texas; Joan Todd Duncan (Georgia Alpha) of Atlanta, Georgia; and Karen Neely (Pennsylvania Gamma) of Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

We are fortunate to have th is Pi Phi expertise to guide us as we grow.

Pauline Smith Iten , New York Gamma , participated in a Foundation educational event this y ear. Sh e was recendy presented with her 75- y ear member certificate by Foundation President Ann Dudgeon Phy.

Arts Commission Awards $7,000

Artist-in-Residence and Chi ldr en's Program components of the Campaign for Arrowmont a re beneficiaries of a $ 7,000 grant from the T ennessee Arts Commission.

Funds will be used to purchase s upplie s a nd provide s tipend s for artists-in-residence who will travel to

rur a l Sevier County sc h oo l to" e nrich children's live s throu gh a rt ."

In anticipation o f g ift s to the Campaign, Arrowm o nt te s t e d children' s outreach a rt education as a pilot program last s pring Yo un gs ter s in twenty rural classrooms benefitted from Arrowmont's initial efforts. Gifts from the Dallas Alumna e Club and now the T enne see Art s Commi sion make poss ible the expansion of the outreach program in 1994 .

Barbara Fay, past president of the Kansas City, Missouri/Shawnee Mission, Kansas Alumnae Club gives Arrowmont School director Sandra Blain, left, the first check towards the Club's pledge of $50,000 to the Campaign for Arrowmont.

Clubs Join to Name Founders' Floor

The Fraternity's a lumn ae club s wi ll jo in together in the n ext three yea rs to fulfill a pledge of $200,000 to name the top fl oor in Arrowmont's new dormitory, the Founders' Fl oo r A committee of Alumnae Province Presidents, he aded by Ann Denker W ebster, Arkansas Alpha, announced the three-year plan to a lumn ae club delegates attending convention.

Listed as the Campaign's top priority, both in dollar and in phy ical n eed, a new dormitory has attracted the Campaign's largest leader hip pledges and gifts to date. The new hou ing facility i cheduled to open thi fall at a cost of $1.3 million.

Nashville Gift Exceeds Quarter Million

Th e Nashville Alumnae Club and its C hri stmas Village Board h ave increased their leadership support of the Campaign for Arrowmont to a total of $260,000.

Fulfillin g its first pledge of $100,000, the club has announced an additional $160,000 pledge toward construction of the new dormitory. In recognition of Nashville's outstanding leadership support to the Campaign, the following portions of the dormitory will bear commemorative plaque in the Na hville club' name: multi-purpose room, staff apartment, two re idential galleries, outdoor culpture garden and landscaping.

$2.3 Million Campaign at 700/0 of Goal

The capi t a l and endowment Campaig n for Arrowmont has surpasse d the $1.6 milli o n ma rk towa rd its $2.3 milli o n goal. This announcement was made in June during the conventio n 's Academy of Angels award festivities to h o n or leade rship donors.

Mo re than 60 Campaign donors were recogni zed in the co n vent ion audience and nineteen individu a ls a nd lea dership clubs were recognized for gifts of $ 10 ,000 or more To date, more th a n 350 friends of Arrowmont a nd the Fraternity a re supp orting the Campaign.

New Dormitory Will Include Province Officers' Room

Co lle g ia te and Alumnae Province Pre sidents h ave pledged a combined g ift of $20,000 to fund a room in the M a ri ann e R eid Wild Wing of Arrowmont's new dormitory which will bear their n a me s.

N a med in memory of former Grand Pre ident Emeritus, the Marianne Reid Wild Wing contains eig ht private bath accommodations a nd is sepa ra ted from the ma in dormitory stru ct ure by a land caped co urtyard and walkway . Th e cou rty ard will be home to culptural pieces from Arrowmont' permanent co ll ection.

Th e Province Officer pledge joins gifts and pledge from Grand Counci l, Directo r , Foundation Trustees, Campaign Committee, alumnae clubs and many individual in support of Arrowmont' $2.3 million dollar giant step into the future of art education.

A "Hitchcock" Mystery of Sorts

Still Unsolved

Delving into Pi Phi's history is like going on a treasure hunt; you may not find exactly what you are looking for, but you are certain to find some gem. I found unexpected treasure while I was hoping to uncover the story of the Hitchcock settle, commonly called a "mammy's bench," on display in the Historical Room of Holt House.

Shortly after I had decided that no ARROW readers were going to respond to my request for information about our rare piece of furniture, I received a letter with a photo of gue ss what yes, a rocking bench a lm ost identical to our H olt House rocking settee! I eage rly read the letter and learned that the bench in the photo belonged to the writer's gra ndfat h er. She rem embe rs seeing the bench in the genera l store her grandfather opened in 1888 after he retired from the sea. The bench, she recalls, was a favorite place for the old sea-cap tains to sit while they sp un yams abo ut their sea-fa ring days.

Abby Sargent Neese Kelly , the writer of the letter, is a 1930 initiate of M aine Alpha (University of Maine, Orono). She says, "I am a staunch supporter, goi n g back to Orono each May for reunions, and I have established a sc h o la rship award for creative writing there." A former teacher and Dean of Women at the University of Maine, she is an avid traveler and writer, with five books to h e r credit - four published and one waiting to be printed. She "has a lw ays been active" in the Philadelphia-Main Line Alumnae Club, and she h as served as Pennsylvania State President of the National League of American Pen Women (NLAPW).

I s till d o n ot know how H o lt H ouse came to have its Mammy's Bench, but because of my sea rch I have found a fascinating new Pi Phi friend . "Thank You, H olt H ouse," and "Thank You, Pi Beta Phi!"

tlolt tiouse

by Alice Gill Goshorn

Founding Home Prepares for New Year

The Holt House Committee is very happy to report that our historic founding home will be even more convenie nt for vis itors as work progresses toward ou r goa l of making Holt House accessible to the handicapped.

Fall is a busy time at Holt House. Collegian s a nd community groups in the Monmouth area use Holt House often for their regular meetings and specia l even ts suc h as rush parties,

sh owers, receptions, anniversaries and other celebrations. Plan to visit Holt H ouse when you travel in the midwest this fall. A brief detour off Interstate s 80, 74 or 34 will take you to Monmouth.

Margaret Cooper, Holt House hostess, is re ady to greet you when you visit, to help yo u plan a meeting or celebrat ion at Holt House, or to answe r your questions. Open weekdays, visiting hours are from 1 to 5 p .m. Other visiting times on weekdays or weekends, may be arranged by appointment. Address: 402 East First A venue, Monmouth, Illinois 61562. Phone: (309) 734-3988.

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Apply to b e a Graduate Con sultant Applications are mailed to Chapter Presidents in October.

Carrie Aardal, a California Eta , was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa at the University of California , Irvin e. The California Eta Chapter recently received awards for Excellence in Alumnae Relations, Excellence in Chapter Programming, and Best NonAlcohol Re lated Event at the university's annual Greek Awards Night. Past Chapter President Kristy Lovett was honored as the Most O u tstanding Senior Woman of the Year

Ohio Eta sophomore Becky Wentz, a member of the soccer team at Denison University , helped lead the team to the North Coast Athletic Conference Championship. She led the league in scoring with an average of 3.1 points per game, 61 points on the season, the second highest point total in the nine year North Coast Ath letic Conference history. Becky was also recognized as first team AllConference, All-Region and Division III All-American.

Alabama Beta Jennifer Bass has been chosen a Crimsonette at the University of Alabama and will be marching as a majorette for Alabama's Million Dollar Band during football season this fall. Other active Alabama Betas include Jennifer Higgins who is on Alabama's ski team: Rebecca Sizemore is helping with summer orientation on the A vanti Staff, and Cathy Anderson, Melissa Purvis and SaVann Tremble are members of Dance Alabama! Ashley Crotwell and Jenny Whitfield assist the baseball program as Alabama Baseball Platemate , and Caroline Townes is a student athletic trainer currently working with the gymnastics program.

W est Virginia Alph as Valerie Schmidt and Jennifer McCutche on were accepted into Chimes, a Junior H o norary at W es t Virginia University and Malinda Ashley wa accepted into Helveti a Sophomore Honorary. Donna T otels was chosen for the American Adverti ing Federation Competition Team, and Michelle Kerr received the College of Arts and Sciences Achievement

Award. Debbie Bergoff was inducted into West Virginia University's Nursing H ono rary, and Jennifer Knussman into the Golden Key national honor society.

At the University of N ew Mexico 's Greek Banquet, New Mexico Alpha received four of the five scholarship awards given. The awards included the highest GPA for the spring 1992 pledge class, highest GPA for the fall 1993 pledge class, highest GPA for active members and best overall GPA. Other awards received included best campus and community involvement as well as best p ledge programming. Camille Martinez, Cristie Sappington and She ll y Moore were inducted into Gamma Sigma Alpha, a Greek honor society for juniors and seniors with at least a 3.5 GPA.

Ohio Theta Shelly Yingling received a $300 scholarship for outstanding performance in her major at Bowling Green State University and was a lso recently elected Omicron Delta Kappa Secretary. Pam Sheehan received the 1993-94 Talent in Acting Scholarship and is the new vice president of Theta Alpha Phi, a theatre honorary. Audrey Snyder was selected as Center Manager for Bowling Green State University's Recreation Center.

Virginia Delta Jeanne Runyon, a May graduate, belonged to Omicron Delta Kappa and Order of Omega national honor societies. She also belonged to Lambda Pi Eta a national communication honor society and was a four-year National Merit Scholar at Old Dominion U n ivers i ty

T e nn essee G a mma Lori Whitson was recently chosen to be vice president of Public Relati ons for Panhellenic at the University of Tennessee.

California Gamma senior Nell Blatherwick was recogn ized by Panhellenic and the University of South ern Californ ia for having the highest GPA in the Greek community.

T exas D e lta Grete H o lt was elected administrative a i tant for Texas Christian University's programming council. Dani Kunkle has recently been chosen as a TCU orientation tudent advisor. She i also a member of the TCU Student Foundation. Mary Leslie Stocks was chosen to be a member of Mortar Board for her outstanding academic achievements. Sarah Haworth was named to the 1993-1994

Florida Alpha Alysa Trackus gives a hug to a guest at the Stetson University chapter's annual Head start Easter Party

Panhe ll enic Judicial Board Texas Delta was the first of ten sororities to be awarded TCU Panhellenic's chapter exce ll ence award.

Illinois Alpha Marybeth Due received the Order of Omega Award based o n overall academic achievement and involvement in campus, community, and interfraternity activities at Monmouth Colleg e. Amy Bradshaw, Debra Jackowniak, Christine Stanton and Korine Steinke were inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta, a freshman honorary for students earning a 3.5 average in their first academic yea r. Lisa Bitar was inducted into Mortar Board, and Amy Brad haw, Debra Jackowniak, Kathryn Miller , Christine Stanton and Kara Young were inducted into Blue Key.

Texas Epsilo n s Anne Farber, Bonnie Chambers and Sharon Weisheit were chosen to be Rh o Chi at the Univers ity o f No rth Texas Aimee Shrager was awarded the Positively Panhellenic Award after being chosen the best panhellenic delegate on campus. Aimee ha also been elected to serve panhellenic as Chapter Relations Chairman.

Texas Etas Stephanie Johnso n and Molly Linscott were inducted into Mortar Board at Texas A&M University. Stacie Hyatt and Megan Lee were selected to join Order of Omega.

Texas Eta Stephanie Johnson was recently elected Panhellenic President at Texas A&M University. Stephanie was also elected Best Panhellenic Delegate of 1992.

Florida Betas played in the final rou n d of intram ura l basketba ll at Florida State University . Alberta Alphas Leanne Travers and A lyson Hrynyk are volunteers for SOR SE (Students' O r ientation Services), a st udent-run orientat ion program at t h e University of Alberta . Na n cy Parra was e lec t ed th e new preside n t of t h e Pa nh e ll enic Co un ci l.

Indiana Gamma Beth Arvan graduated magna cum laude in May with the highest honors in Pub l ic and Corporate Communications from Butler University . Kathy Schrope was awarded a fe ll owship to study biochemistry at Texas A & M. Sophomore Maggie Hyre was in itiated into Kappa Mu Epsilon, a mathematics honorary. Sophomore Angi Gi ll iland received two research awards; a Butler University Scholar Award, and the most prestigious award in the Political Science Department, a Student Apprentice in Political Science. It will a ll ow her the opportunity to do resea rch with the head of the Political Science Department. Sophomore Stacy Schroeder was g iven the Cha rl es O. McGaughey Leadership Award. Junior Susan Fritz was awarded a John Newcomb Wright Scholarship by the English Department, was inducted into Mortar Board, and was initiated into Phi Sigma Iota, an international foreign language honorary. Junior Ann Gacioch was honored as one of the to p 100 student at Butler and received the Paul Finny Scholarship from the

History Department. Two junior in the College of Pharmacy, Jama Schitter and Katie Jacobs were initiated into Mortar Board.

In April, the North Carolina Beta Chapter at Duke Univers ity cosponsored a Rape Awareness Event to benefit the Durham Rape Crisis Center. The event involved an open discussion among students and counselors about sexual assau lt and rape. Everyone wa then invited to a barbecue featuring music by local bands . Students purchased T-shirts and donated money to help the Durham Rape Crisis Center. During Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Week, North Carolina Betas attended a speech delivered by Marilyn Van Derbu r Atle r , an incest survivor, inspirationa l speaker and Pi Phi. Marilyn is the mother of North Carolina Beta Jennifer Atler. Both were featured in the Winter 1993 ARROW.

Ohio Epsilon Karen Vascik was one of two seniors awarded the Outstanding Senior Award at the University of Toledo . Shyra Marling, Stephanie Mirarck, Jenny Rucki, Miche ll e Sco lari, and Amy Za lka have been selected as Panhe ll enic Rush Counselo rs. Mo ll y Horman wi ll represent P i Phi as a Un ivers ity of T o ledo Pledge Camp Cou n se lo r.

The 6th annua l Pi Beta P h i Tennis Classic at Ohio University was a huge success for the Ohio A lpha Chapter. The chapter raised $ 1,250 for Arrowmont. Seventy-five players participated this year, a big improvement from last year's 30. Before graduating, Ohio Alpha senior Marcy Keifer received several athletic awards for her outstanding achievements on the Ohio University Swim Team. Marcy was a three-time champion in the M idAmerican Conference in the 100- and

200- meter backstroke, and was a twotime honorable mention AIIAmerican. She was also a member of Golden Key national honor society.

Montana Alpha Jen Helvik was named Montana State Uni v e rs ity 's 1993 Greek Woman of the Year.

Chapter members Melanie Bury, Cami Jenkins, Kim Shelton and Tanya Wylchinski will serve Montana State University as members of the 1993-94 SPURS, a national women's honorary service organization.

Alabama Alphas on the Birmingham-South e rn campus represent the President's Student Service Organization, serving as ambassadors to the college and its preSident; Triangle Club, which consists of sophomores who assist with scholastic and orientation events; Resident Advisors who serve as examples to incoming students; Mortar Board, for scholastically outstanding seniors; Order of Omega, those representing excellence among Greeks; and Ph i Eta Sigma whic h rewards high scholastic achievement among freshman students.

In March, Illinois Iota Jennifer Christensen was inducted into the Red Tassel Chapter of Mortar Board at Illinois State University . S h e has been e lected Pu b l ic R e latio n s C h a irm an of t h e o rga ni za ti o n . C h apte r President Cass ie Ha imba ugh was elected president of Order of Omega for the 1993-94 school year.

Six Arkansas Betas were admitted into Order of O m ega at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. The new member are Stephanie Chudy, Lisa Taylor, Kristen Morehead, Stephanie Brunner, Joette Measles and Paige Jaggers. Stephanie Brunner was one of 20 students granted the Donaghey Scholarship. Stephanie's scholarship pays for her tuition and

Ohio Alphas

Jennifer Nolan, Kerri Nag y, and Lisa Bloomquist get to meet Ohio University

President Charles Ping at their 1993 induction into Mortar Board.

personal ne eds and will se nd Stephanie to Pa ri s, Fra nce in the summ e r of 1994 to continue her studies.

Tw o Illin ois B e ta -Del tas from Kno x College , Suchita Kishore and Leena Samuel, attended NCUR (National Conference on Undergraduate Re search) in Salt Lake City, Utah. Suchita and Leena received the honor of having their papers accepted for publication in the NCUR Journal.

Florida Deltas A l icia Davis, Jamie Froeh l ing and Jodi R otondo are ass istant di rectors fo r divisions of Florida Blue Key, University of Florida's oldest and most prestigious leade rsh ip honorary . Fl orida Blue Key is respons ible for producing a weekly telev isio n prog ra m , Gato r Grow l, H omecom ing pep ra ll y and donating va luab le time a n d mo n ey to a n u mbe r of ch aritable organizations in Gainesville and throughout the state of Fl orida

Four Florida Deltas , Jamie Froe hl ing, Debbie Ma rtin, Maria Miaoulis, H o ll y Wilson were named assistant directo rs for Homecom ing and Gator Grow l 1993 at the University of Florida Gator Growl is the n a ti o n' s largest st udent-r u n pep ra ll y. Florida Delta Jamie Froehling is the1993 Student Adv o cacy Di recto r for Student Government's Cabinet at the University of Florida . The Student Advocacy C a binet is responsible for dea ling directly with student needs and concerns, serving as a liaison between student s and Student G ove rnment.

Kansas Betas Heather Smith and Nancy Miller competed in the a nnu a l Little Apple Triath a lon this past April. He a ther a nd N a nc y trained vigorously fo r the triathalon by sw immin g, biking, a nd running eve ry day. Stephanie Sigg, a juni o r studying environmental desig n , h ad the o pport unity of a lifetim e this past summ er working in New York o n David Lette rm an's n ew set. Dana Hutchi so n grad uated summ a cum laude from Kan sa s State Univ e rs i ty in May. Dana majored in nutritional sciences a nd pre-optometry. She is the former C h apter President of Kansas Beta.

Illino is E p s ilon , Andrea Picciotti was n amed the Outstanding Greek Woman of the year at Northwestern U niversity . The title i given to the student displaying the best overall achievements in the areas of scholarship, leadership, community service and athletics.

Kentucky Alphas received many awards at the University of Louis ville's Greek Awards . Among the a w ards the y received were Highest GP A, the Kappa Delta Executive Council Award, first in scholarship and second in community service and individual leaders hip

Illinois Epsilon T asha Dimling received the United States Congressional Award during the Gold Medal Congressional Aw a rd Ceremony in W as hingt on, D.C. in the sp ring of 1992 The award recipients are between the ages of 14-23 a nd h ave completed over 900 h o urs o f vol untary effort in the a reas of Public Service and Personal Development. Tasha was active in Associated Student Government at Northwestern University , serving as a member of the Executive Board and then as Speaker of the Senate. H e r most recent honor came when sh e was named Outstanding Senior Woman Leader this past May.

Three W a s h ing t on Al p h a s were invited to join the Hu sky H ost/Hostess program at the Unive rsity of Washingt on. Members help recruit prospective student ath letes. New member are Amy Elmendorf, Christine Liebsack, a nd J ill Beagles. Wendy Waggoner is vice president of

th e organization W e ndy is a lso a " li ghtwe ight rower." She must trave l eac h morn in g to Seattle University to practice with their crew because the University of Washington doe sn't offer the rowing competition at the lightweight level. Wendy's boa t never p laced below second last season.

Th ree New York Deltas were captains of Cornell University varsity sports te a ms this past sp r ing C hr istina H ennessey and Ca t herine H ardy were capta ins of t h e Corne ll Varsity Lacrosse T eam and Sara Barbee was e lected captain of the VarSity Sk i T eam. Kristen Fechner was elected co-president of t h e Corne ll En g in ee ring Cooperative Program.

Th ree Pennsylvania Zetas from Washington and Jefferson College were elected to Phi Beta Kappa: R ebecca Grinarma l, Kristen Longberry and Ch r istine Sampson. Ju li e Ba lestrie ri received an award from t h e Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Pub l ic Accounting (P ICPA) for her excellence in accounting. Julie Grebenz has received a resea rc h fe ll owship for a Chemistry P h D. at Georgetown University.

Four Iowas Zetas were selected to be Rush Counselors at the University of Iowa this fa ll. Chosen were Olivia Ferfuson, Dena Kane, J ill Prieur and Julie Kayman. Missy Polich was inducted int o the Order of Omega. Jenny Bell, Li sa Cataldo and Krist in Lasch will be o n the University Pom Po n Squad for the coming yea r. Kimberl y Erwin ha s been named "Member of the Year" for th e Uni ve rsity of Iowa' s chapt e r of the American M a rketing Association. Amy Primu s will be chairing Parents W ee kend for the University o f Iowa. Mary Kega ly a nd Bryn Wilkinso n will be re spo n sibl e for the tailgate party at this event.

N orth Carolina Alph a Eve Furse was indu c ted into Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity for academ ic exce llen ce at the Univers i ty of North Caro lina. Mary Anne Poole was pre e nted with the Boatman Award for academic exce ll e nce and leader hip in the School of Public Health.

The Pennsylvania B eta Chapter at Buc kn ell Unive rs ity received honorable mention for Best Chapter from Bucknell' Panhellenic Counci l.

Georgia Alpha Nancy Leaphart from the University of Georgia rece ived a schola rship to Arrowmont Sc h ool of Arts and Crafts. Nancy attended art classes in Gatlinburg, T ennessee in August.

Virginia Gammas at the College of William & Mary held a spr ing retreat which incllld ed food , fu n and games. Th e retreat brought the chapter members together and gave their Int e rest Groups a chance to plan upcom ing activities. During se nio r appreciation days, the chapter participated in many activities honoring their seniors.

Oregon Alpha Rayn a Gevurtz, a student at the University of Oregon , was selected as one of 30 students in the country to journey to Israel for a year beginning this fall. Based on applications, recommendations, and interviews, Rayna was selected to join the group from the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and will spend the year li ving in a kibbutz in Israel.

Two California Kappas competed in the San Francisco Marathon for the Leukemia Society of America as part of the group Team in Training , in mid-July. Amy Rasner and Nell Marshall joined hundreds of runners and spo nsors to raise money for leukemia research. Each runner or group of runners was matched with a patient, on whose behalf they ran. Amy and Nell were paired with 23year-old John Bright, who was waiting for a bone marrow transplant. The two University of California at San

Preparation for the race began in February.

Stephanie Haughwout was elected Auburn University's Panhellenic Rush Vice President. Alabama Gamma c urr en tl y has three Co mmitt ee C h airma n : Debbie Stephens, NPC/Constitution; Lisa Muro, Junior Panhellenic; and Jennifer Bradford, Ri sk Management Board. Alabama Gamma a lso has 20 women, the most women of all the soror ities on campus, involved in Panhellenic Committees. Stephanie Haughw o ut was tapped into Rho Lambda and Order of Omega. Krissie Evangelista is the current vice president of Order of Omega. Becky Dowling was elected Senator for the School of Liberal Arts; Meredith Muonanno was recently elected vice president of the School of Math and Sciences and J ill Cooper was elected president of the Schoo l of Human Sciences. Recent S.G .A. Cabinet appointments are Dominique Love, Secretary of Community Relati ons; Shelley Mitchell, Director of Media; and Tracy Schaedel, Assistant to the S.G.A Treasurer .

Twelve California Deltas were honored with membership in the Golden Key National Honor Society at the University of California, Los Angeles . Three Pi Phis, Kelly Bryant, Kristin Elo and Andrea Graham, were accepted as members of Order of Omega. Jody Olsen was accepted into

Indiana Epsilon Kaia VanDam, and her family celebrate after she was named Rookie of the Year and contributed to the Pi Phi team 's second place finish in DePauw University's Litde 500 bike race. The annual race consists of one hundred and twenty laps around the track at DePauw's Blackstock Stadium and requires months of rigorous training. Other members of this year's Pi Phi team were Laura Tesi, Jeniece Nott, Jennifer Needles and alternate Amy Tubergen.

Alpha Lam bda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma National Freshman Honor Societies.

At the Greek Recognition Banquet hosted annually at Simpson College , Iowa Betas received severa l awards. Chapter President Amy Gray was selected President of the Year, and Alumnae Advisory Committee Chairman Conn ie Jessen was named Outstandi n g Advisor. Pi Phi Marie Lindquist was recognized as Outstanding New Member. Iowa Beta Pi Phis and Alpha T au Omegas were Greek Week champions. At t h e S imp so n Co ll ege H onors Convocation, Gay Jo n es earned the Hiram Doty Beta Beta Beta Award for h er biology research. Freshman Kimb e rl y Berg was n a med the Omicron Delta Kappa Eme rging Leader. Emily Burke is a member of Epsilon Sigma, a Simpson Co ll ege Honor Society. Omicron Delta Kappa members include S h ae Gorman, Gay Jones, and Jill Stroebele. Iowa Beta members in the freshman scholastic honorary Alpha Lambda Delta include Kimberly Berg, and Julie Holmes. Lisa Freking, Amy Gray, Gay Jones, and Carr ie LaFollette are members of the national biology honorary, Beta Beta Beta

Missouri Gamma Heather Cozzens was a leader on Drury College's swimteam. At nationals, Heather placed first in the 400 -medley relay, second in the lOO-yard breaststroke, and third in the 200-yard breaststroke.

During the First Annua l Greek Awards Ceremony at Drake University, fifteen Iowa Etas received the Order of Athena. Kim Zimmerman and Raquel Reed were inducted into Mortar Board. Raquel was al 0 inducted in Order of Omega and received the Outstanding Junior

Diego Pi Phis were the younges t members of the San Diego team.

Wom a n Award. Kell y Sc h affe r rece iv ed the Outstanding Freshman W o ma n Award.

Virginia Zetas held their 8th Annual Arrow Open Golf T o urn a ment at a loc a l putt-putt co ur e. The competition had previously been held as a full IS-hole golf tournament requiring a high registrati o n fee. Thi s year, mo re people were able to particip a te and th e tournament was a big succe ss. Durin g the National Collegiate AIDS Awareness Week, the Virginia Zetas volunteered to work at a campus AIDS booth selling red ribbon s to raise money for the local AIDS coalition. At the Virginia Polytec hn ic In s titute & State Uni v ersity Greek Awards Banquet, the chapter won the Chapter Scholarship Award, the Sisterhood Award, the Gavin Starmer Award and the Virginia Tech Alumni Association Chapter Excellence Award The Chapter Excellence Award included recognition for service projects and judicial excellence. Individual awards were received by Meg Bishop for best sorority president and Tara Jankoski was given the Order of Omega "Excellence in Innovation" Award.

At Louisiana State U nivers i ty's Order of Omega Greek Award s Banquet, Louisiana B e ta s were named the Most Outstanding Overall Greek Chapter on campus. They were also awarded the Wellne s Award for

their cont ributi o n to physical and mental wellness programming. Andrea Adams was recognized as the Most Outstanding Greek Woman of the Year. h a nn o n Simmons, Kadee St. Ro ma in a nd Carey David were initiated into Order o f Omega.

The Ka ns a s Al pha Chapter wa s recently pre e nted with a n H o n o rab le Menti o n fo r Overall Chapter Excellence by the U n iversity of Kan sa s Panhellenic Council a t the Greek Recognition Ceremony . Four Kansas Alpha served as Ru h Counselors during fall rush. The women were Angie Kelly, Betha ny Pendleton, Ann Perry , and Kelly Stroope. Ka tie Morgan wa s starting shortstop for the University of Kansas so ftball team. The team had an outstanding sea on and competed in pos tseaso n regional play- o ffs.

Conn ec ticut B e ta Heather Christie, a member of the ]V crew team, captured a silver med a l at the Eastern Sprints in May. Her boat went on to compete in Nation a ls Christy Hughe s played on the Yal e U niv e rs ity Varsity Softball te a m and recently won the Ivy League title finishing with a record of 8-0. She was deSignated 2nd Team All-Ivy for her superb play a nd contribution to her team 's performance Tiffany Hackett, VP Moral, was recently elected captain of the 1993-94 women's trac k te a m, and was also awarded a Community Service Fell ows hip throu gh the Alumni Office a t Ya le Univers ity. Tiffa ny spent the summer te ac hin g sc ienc e to und erp ri v il eged ch ildren in T ampa, Florid a.

Mic h ig an Alp h a Tir a Jo n es had the opportunity to st udy o n Hills d a le Co llege's Washington Hill sda le Int ern Program. WHIP brings students to Washington to study a nd to work with a state co ngress ma n

Washington Beta Angie C h amp in e received an internship with KOMO a Seatt le-based TV and radio station. She will be assigned to their planning desk, which will give h e r valuab le experience in the condensing and rewriting of incoming news stories. Dorothy Godsi l has been selected by the education faculty at Washington State

Wyoming Alpha Elizabeth Teigen was named Greek Woman of th e Year at the University of Wyoming. Elizabeth served a s Panhellenic Pre sident her se nior y ear

Unive r sity , along with the Head Master of an international school in Malaysi a , to be a student teacher. She will teach second grade at an international school in Malaysia for four months

Florida E p silon Sandra Karl ow graduated summa cum laude from the U n iversi ty of C e ntral Florida Jeannie Viggiano wa s selected for membership in Order of Omega Jeannie and Tara McIntyre a re new members of Omicron Delta Kapp a. Angela Brand was hono red with two ribb o ns from the National Guard. The firs t was the Nationa l Defense Ribbon which Angel a received for being o n stand -by for Operation De sert Storm. The seco nd ribbon was the tate Active Duty Ribb o n which Angela received for being called to ac ti ve duty for Operation Andrew.

C alifornia Z eta Gigi Yo unt was awa rd ed The Andrew Lyn ch C h apte r President of the Yea r Award at the University of California, Santa Barbara Annual Greek Awards Banquet . Th e chapter a lso won Th e Chapter Excellence Award for best overa ll chapter.

Two Wisconsin Deltas helley Propson and Beth Pitzel won community serv ice awa rd s from the Dean of Marquette University

California Lambda's pledge class received the Be t Pledge Clas Scholarship Award at the University of California, Riverside annual Greek Recognition Night.

Illinois Iota Heidi Gumm dres ed as a clown and entertained youngsters at Illinois State University's First Annual All-Greek Carnival.

Oregon B e ta Maddy Palmer and Leigh Mauney are members of the Oregon S tate Univ ersi ty Panhellenic Executive Council. Maddy is the rush chairman/delegate coordinator and Leigh is public relations chairman. Kami Albert received the Interfraternity Council Scholarship based on academic merit, community and campus involvement and dedication to the Greek System. Shannon Cory and Kami Albert were tapped into Order of Omega. Kami and Francine Henzel were accepted in Kappa Omicron Nu, a national home economics honorary. Leigh Mauney was accepted into Talons, a sophomore honorary. And sophomore Wendy Kelly and Sherry Mikkelson were accepted into Cardinal Honors, a junior honorary.

Several Kentucky Alphas were chosen for membership in various honor societies at the University of Louisville . Angel Wunderlick an d Bet h any Staebler are new members of Rho Lambda. Michelle Smith, Angel Wunde rl ich and T iffany Fenwick were elected to the Order of Omega. Mary H e rr ick and Tiffa n y Fe n wick jo in ed Morta r Board. Ju lie McKune was ini t iated in to Alpha Epsi lon Delta, p re- med nationa l hono r soc iety. Li z McG rat h was in ducted into Ph i Eta S igma, wh ile senio r Coleen Mc Fe lea was inv ited fo r membership into Phi Kappa Phi. Tiffany Fenwick became a member of Omicron Delta Kappa. Co leen McFelea wa elected president of Speed Scientific Schoo l, the engineering school. Melissa Kasey was elected president of Music School while Stacie Lofton became a senator for the College of Arts and Sciences. Several Kentucky Alphas have been elected to officer positions. For Rho Lambda: Ruchi Gupta, president; Julie McKune, vice president; Miche ll e Smith, sec retary; Bethany Staeble r , treasurer. Angel Wunderlich is vice president of Order of Omega. Tiffany Fenwick is vice pres ident of membership fo r Go lden Key Nat ional Honor Society. New officers in Phi Eta igma include Tiffany Fenwick as enior advi or and Jenny Czarniecki as secretary. Two Indiana Betas have been elected to erve a Panhellenic Association Directors at Indiana U ni versity. Ellie laDuke is the Director for Pledge Relation and Elizabeth Bowden i the Director of Membership Development. Seven Pi

Phis from Indiana University were chosen to be Ru h Counselors. The seven Indiana Betas are Jenny Carpenter, Katie Benedict, Ryan Compton, Nicole Koss, Paige Pollert, Bobbi Jo Cain and Marti Taylor. Quinn Stahl and Lesly Fleck will be Redsteppers during the 1993 football season. Redsteppers perform during half-t ime shows at home football games.

Illinois Eta Sheila Hynds was elected president and Jennifer Duez was elected treasurer of the Panhellenic Council at Millikin University Katherine Durham was elected vice president of Millikin Univer ity' Student Senate and Penny hortal was elected secretary. Melanie Ishmael was chosen sports editor for Millikin University's newspaper, the Decaturian. Misty Lynch was e lected president of Circle K International. Melissa Pur ley serves as secretary/treaurer for the Black Emphasis Association and T a ra Castens is currently serving as the histor ian for the pre-profession fraternity, Sigma Tau De lta.

Graduating with highe t honors from Princeton University we re New Jersey Alphas T a mmy Jad ik and Emily Kron lein. Both were elected into me mbe rshi p of Ph i Beta Kappa Tammy was a lso elec t ed to t h e T a u Be t a Pi n at io n a l e n gi n eer in g society, won the David W. Carmichael Prize in Civil Engineering and Operations Research, and was commended for best structural thesis and Best Overall Civil Engineering Student. A lso graduating with high honors were La ura Bowling, Kristen J ensen, Tory T oml inson, Kate Davidson and Karen Gou ld.

Severa l Florida Alphas received top honors at Stetson University ' s Greek Banquet. Julie Ca ldwell was named Greek Woman of the Year. Mary Ell en Thompson received Stetson's Pledge of the Year Award. The chapter was also honored at the banquet with the Order of Omega Outstanding Se rvice Award and received four Panhellenic Scholars h ip Awards which included: Highes t Overall GPA, Highest Active G PA, Highest Pledge GPA, and Most Improved GPA. Betsy Ba rker, Karen Folsom, Lanie Lansdell, and Julie Mclean were tapped into Rho Lambda, an honor fraternity for Greek women. Heidi Grimes, Ellen Ragland, Mary Ellen Thompson, Megin O'Donnell, and Tammy nively were chosen to be

FOCUS (Friends On Campus) advisors for 1993 orientation.

New York Gamma Gretchen LeBoutiller was inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honorary at St. Lawrence University Three New York Gammas were on the ECAC Women's Ice Hockey Championship Team: Kerry Palme r , Cara Longaker, and Ginny Murray. Laura Pisetzner is a member of the Equestrian team and traveled to Nationals to compete against the best in horse jumping and showing.

DePauw University' s Winter Term Program provides students with an opportunity to either travel abroad or to intern with a company. Last January, Indiana Epsilon ' s Susan Archibald and Wendy Fletcher spent their winter term wo rking in muse ums. Wendy worked at the Kay Garvey Ga ll ery in Chicago, and Susan worked at the Eite ljorg Museum in Ind ia n apo lis.

In May, four Indiana Alphas won the Grizz ly Grand Prix Festiva l bike race sponso red by th e Franklin College Student Entertainment Board They compe t ed against four other women' teams. Me mbers of t h e winning team were Bre n da Rem ley, Kim W a ll , Deb bi e Lacy and Ka re n W att. Mel in da Kei th was c row n ed th e 1993 G ri zz ly G ra n d Pri x Fes t iva l Quee n . Indiana A lphas were Greek Week Champions this past year. The chapter was a lso given the Sp irit Award for Greek Week.

Louisiana Beta Andrea Adams was named Louisiana State Univ ersity ' s Greek Woman of the Ye ar. Andrea se rved a s th e vice pres id e nt of Order of Omega her senior year

Fraternity DirectorY

Former Grand Presidents

Sarahj an e Paulson V anasse, W A Beta, 3401 25th West #520, Seattle WA 98199 '

Elizabeth Turn er O rr, OR Alpha, 9450 SW Brentwood Place, Tigard , OR 97224

Jean Wirth s Scott, PA Beta, 1186 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 94556

Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg , OH Alpha, 1064 Westbrooke Way, Atlanta GA 30319 '

Officers Emeriti

Grand President Emeritus - Alice Weber Johnson, MO Beta, Box 337, Carmel Valley, CA 93924

Grand Treasurer Emeritu s - Orpha O'Rou rke Coenen, IN Delta, P.O . Box 8, Little Chute, WI 5 4 140

Grand Council

Grand President - Jo Ann Minor Roderick, OK Beta , 701 Greystone, Stillwater OK 74074 '

Grand Vice President of Collegian s - Beth van Maanen Beatty , TX Gamma, P.O. Box 580505, Houston, TX 77258 or 18232 Vinland Drive , Nassau Bay TX 77058 '

Grand Vice President of AlumnaeCarolyn Pavletich Lesh, TX Delta, # 1 Forest Park, Richardson, TX 75080

Grand Vice President of Finance - Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, OK Alpha, Box 3925, 8 Barberry Lane, Wilmin gron DE 19807 '

Grand Vice Pres ident of MembershipCarol Inge Warren , NC Beta, 5439 Cascade Drive, Lisle, IL 60532

Grand Vice President of Philanthropie sBetty Blades Lofton, IN Gamma, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis , IN 46260

Grand Vice President of Program Development - Sarah Ruth Mullis , SC Alpha, 10 Kings Tavern Place , Atlanta GA 30318 '

Directors

Direc tor of A cademic Standard sKathleen Anderson Witte, NE Beta, · 2011 Old Mill Road, Findlay, OH 45 840

Dire c tor of Al umnae Ad viso ry Committe e s - Carolyn Cromb Brada, K Alpha, 52 Mission Road, Wichita KS 67207 '

Direc t o r o f Alumnae Exte n s io n - Mary Lu Pendergrast Meixell, TN Delta, 150 East St. Andrews Drive, Mount Laurel NJ 08054 '

Direc tor o f Alumnae Programming - Kay Cross Baker, IN Gamma, 185 Fogg Wood Road, Fairfield, CT 06430

Direc to r o f Al um n a e Re co rds - Emily Russell Tarr, TX Beta, 1439 Sugar Creek

· Boulevard, Sugar Land, TX 77478

Dire c t o r o f Chapter House CorporationsJulie Geiger Shannon, KY Beta, 29 Lenape Trail, Chatham, J 07928

Director of Cha pte r S up port, R egion IJoanne MaGirl Arnold, TX Beta, 32640

· Spinnaker Drive, Avon Lake, OH 44012

D U'ector of C hapte r Sup port, R eg ion IILmda Burrows Priest, OK Beta, 203 East 11 th Street, Pawhuska, OK 74056

Fall 1993

Pl ease re m ove th is ce nt er porti o n for futur e reference . The co mplete Fraternity Direct o ry will appear in the Fall Issue of The ARROW only.

Director of Chapter Support, Region IIIJoan Scholes Hill, KS Alpha , 3772 Wonderland Hill, Boulder , CO 80304

Director of Collegiate Exten sion - Jane Landreth Russell, AZ Alpha, 6244 East Berneil, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

Director of Finance - Maurine Hage r Jone s, MT Alpha, 4308 Oakridge Road, Mid lan d, MI 48640

Director of Membership - Kay Knittle Brock, CO Alpha , 5459 West 85th Terrace, Shawnee Mission, KS 66207

Director of Pledge Development - Ruth Neel N ob le , CA Delta, 2564 Via Carr ill o, Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274

DU'ector of Rush - Melissa Dates Schmidt OH Alpha , 1413 King tream Drive, ' H erndon, VA 22070

Director of Undergraduate Programming - Fran DeSim one Becque, NY A lph a, 2608 Kent Drive, Carbonda le, IL 62901

Appointed International Officers

National Panhellenic Conference

Delegate - Jean Wirths Scott, PA Beta, 1186 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga CA 94556 '

Editor of The ARROW - Jennifer Moeller Barcus, MO Alpha , Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105

Fraternity Historian - Marilyn Simpson Ford, NE Beta, 268 Underwood Drive NW, Atlanta, GA 30328

S upervisor of Chapter Histori es - Gayla Velvin Ferree, OK Alpha, 3413 Acorn Run, Fort W orth, TX 76109

Na tional Con ve ntio n C o ordinatorBarbara Ehni Van Luven, I Epsilon, 2 Portland Court, Sr. Louis, MO 63108

Con ve ntion Site C o ordinato r - Nancy Trogman, IL Theta, 2363 Larkin Sr., #32, San Francisco, CA 94109

Elec tion s Co o rdinator - Sara Shipley Bowers, NC Alpha, P.O. Box 10177, Fort Smith, AR 72917

Arc h ivis t - Annette Mitchell Mills, AL Alpha, 2128 Vestridge Drive, Birmingham, AL 35216

Parliam e ntarian - Janice Shrader Falk, E Beta, 1211 orth 126th r., Omaha NE 68154 '

G raduate C o n s ultant Coo rdina t o rShannon Strain Schultheis, OK Beta, 1526 Shalamar, tillwater, OK 74074

S u pervisor of P rovince CoordinatorsPatricia Friend Cooke, ID Alpha, 23832 140th SE, Kent, WA 9 042

Co n ve n tion B o u tiqu e C hairman - Lisa Roth French, LA Beta, 6039 Camp Street, ew Orlean, LA 70118

Directi on s P rogram C hairman - Lisa Gamel, CO Alpha, 6375 West Lakeridge Road, Lakewood, CO 80227

Speci a l Officers

Traveling Graduate Cons ultants - Megan Bi hop, Julie Jones, Jennifer Olstad Beth Seidelhuber, Andrea Shultz ' Re sident Graduate Consultants - Jennifer Donchez, Beth Waggoner

Pi Beta Phi Central Office

7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St. Louis , MO 63105, 314/727.7338, FAX: 314 /72 7 ·8049

Executive Director - Virginia Bland Fry, TN Beta

Controller - Mary Mitch Mullendore, IL Zeta

Communications Coordinator - Jenn ifer Moe ll er Ba rcus, MO A lpha

Fraternity Insurance

Representati yes

Property and Liability InsuranceCorbin-Gillespie Agency, P.O. Box 1910, Carmel, IN 46032

Group Hospital Indemnity Plan

Insurance - Insurance Administr ato rs Co., 216 N 11th Sr., Lincoln, NE 68508

Board of Trustee Funds

Chairman - Lou Ann Montgo mery Carter, OK Alpha, Box 3925, 8 Barberry La ne, Wilmington, DE 19807

Jo Ann Minor Roderick , OK Beta, 701 Greystone, Stillwater, OK 74074

Carollnge Warren, NC Beta, 5439 Cascade Drive , Lisle, IL 60532

Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg , OH Alpha, 1064 Westbrooke Way, Atlanta GA 30319 '

Jay ne Hultman , MI Gamma, 1822 North Sedgwick, Chicago, IL 60614

Arr o wcr aft , Inc. Shop - 576 Parkway , Gatlinburg , TN 3 77 38 11800/33 6· 1096

B o ard of Direc to rs P res id e nt - Lucy Baker Warner, 21222 Endsley Avenue, Rocky River , OH 44116

Vice Pres id e n t/Sec r e tary - Gayle Oswald Englof, 1344 Deanna Drive, Rockford IL 61103 '

T re as ure r - Blythe Buddendorf Marsau, 8120 Tynec as tle Drive, Dunwoody GA 30350 '

Karen Emberton, c/o Branch of the Lily, 12 873 EI Camino Real, Suite M4, San Diego, CA 92130

Betty Blades Lofton, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis, I 46260

Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, Box 3925, 8 Barberry Lane, Wilmington, DE 19 07

Arrowcraft Shop B usiness ManagerVeryl Monhollen, 576 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Arrowmont

Arrowmont School of Arts and CraftsBox 567, Gatlinburg, TN 37738 615/436·4411

Direc tor , Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts - Sandra Blain

Assistant Director (Arrowmont) - William Griffith

Assistant Director (Plant Management)Stephen Reilly

Business Manager - Nadine Whitted

Director of Development and Public Relations - Theresa Tyler

H o lt House

402 East 1st A venue, Monmouth, IL 61462

Hostess - Margaret Bowker Cooper

Hours : 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. weekday. By appointment Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

Pi Beta Phi Foundation

President - Ann Dudgeon Phy, 4408 Lorraine, Dallas, TX 75205

Secretary - Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell, 165 Redwood Drive, Hillsborough, CA 94010

Treasurer - Mary Ann Behlen Hru ska, 133 Springs ide Road, Walnut Creek, CA 94596

Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg, 1064 We stbroo ke W ay, Atlanta, GA 30319

Betty Blades Lofton, IN Gamma, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapoli s, IN 46260

Jo Ann Minor Roderick, 701 Greystone, tillwater. OK 74074

Director of Development - Lynn M. Raney, Pi Beta Phi Foundation, 7730 Ca rondelet, Suite 333, Sr. Louis, MO 63105

Alumnae Committee for Continuing Education

Chairman - Linda Hoober Wassberg, 6101 H owe Drive, Fairway, KS 66208

Jeanne O'Hare Monson - 1425 Shadewell Circle, Lake Mary, FL 32746

Jo Tecklenburg Kyhl- 2657 Clearview, Ottumwa, IA 52501

Capital Campaign Committee

Chairman - Jean Wirths Scott, 1186 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 94556

Development Advisory

Committee

Betty George Cotten, 311 Oakridge, Austin, TX 78746

Joa n Todd Duncan, 956 Peachtree Battle Circle W, Atlanta, GA 30327

Karen Neely, 104 South Pitt Street, Carlis le. PA 17013

Fellowship Committee

Chairman - Patti Allison Gervey, 116 Hartsdale Avenue, White Plaines, Y 10606

Cirrelda Barnard Mills, 1985 Stony Hill Road, Boulder, CO 80303

Barbara Weihmiller Angotti, 5540 East 75th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250

Investment Advi so ry Committee

Mary Aton Heausler, 4301 West 126th Terrace, Leawood, KS 66209

Laurie Renny, 22 Sea Pines, Moraga, CA 94556

Lauren Gunn Ross, 3410 Rob inhood, Houston, TX 77005

Scholarship Committee

Chairman - Jeannine Van Wagenen Funk, 3120 Santa Ana Drive, Reno, NV 89502

Katie Atkinson Heck, 5422 Basswood, Midland, TX 79707

Janis L. Coates, 109 College Hill Road, Clinton, NY 13323

Standing Committees

Budget and Finance Committee

Chairman - Lou Ann Montgomery Ca rt er, Box 3921, R Ba rberry Lane , Wilmington. DE 19807

Beth van Maanen Beatty, P O. Box 580505, H ouston, TX 77258 or 18232 Vinland Drive, Nassau Bay, TX 77058

Caro lyn Pavletich Lesh, #1 Forest Park, Richardson, TX 75080

Canadian Philanthropie s Committee

Chairman - Jacq uelin e Stothers, 606 Avenue Road #402, Toronto, Ontario M4V 2K3, CANADA

Slides - Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Louis, MO 63105

Carolyn Helman Lichtenberg Crest Award Committee

Chairman - Caro lyn Pavletich Lesh, #1 Forest Park, Rich a rdson, TX 75080

Barbara Boggess Davis - 16 Parnell Drive, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

Deborah Coburn Rice, 13401 aratogaSunnyvale Road, Saratoga, CA 95070

Convention Committee

Chairman - Denise Millett Moo re , c/o Prudential California, 72757 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, CA 92260

Judith Remaly Clark, 72-790 o mera Road , Palm Desert, CA 92260

Patty Pearsall Cramer, 78-172 Calle Norte, La Quinta, CA 92253

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund Committee

Chairman - Anne Busch Hill s, 440 Meadowview Drive, La Canada, CA 91011

Gloria Sloan Gooder, 6678 Valle di Cadore, Tucson, AZ 85715

Lois Flowers Youngblood, 302 Windsor Court, Birmingham, AL 35209

Holt House Committee

Chairman - Elizabeth Davenport Garrels, R.R. #1, Mt. Pleasant, IA 52641

Sec r etary - Patricia McFarland Hook, 175 I Lynkirk Lane, Kirkwood, MO 63122

Publicity - Alice Gill Goshorn , R.R. #5, Box 129K, Franklin, IN 46131

Monmouth Representative - Jeannne Gittings Robeson, R.R.#3, Monmouth, IL 61462

Kate Gilbert Phifer, 2527 West Wending Drive, Milwaukee, WI 53209

Slides - Pi Beta Phi Centra l Office, 7730 Caro nd elet, Suite 333, Sr. Louis, MO 63105

House Director Committee

Director of Chapter House Corporations - Julie Geiger Shannon, 29 Lenape Trail, Chat h am, NJ 07928

Rae Woh lhu ete r Maier , 1840 Beacon Hill, Ft. Wright, KY 41011

Kelli Liccini, 1999 Commonwealth Avenue, #30, Bri ghton, MA 02135

Legislative Committee

Chairman - Lisa Masters, P O. Box 214, Fayetteville, GA 30214

Dee Rippetoe Richardson, 2801 Camelot Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73120

heila Co n saul, 9323 Battle Street, Manassas, VA 22110

Links to Literacy Committee

Chairman - Jean Egmon, 420 Linden, #303, Wilmette, IL 60091

Kimberlee Ann Allen, 3408 Livingston Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20075

Pat Andrews Co le, 7618 Landau Lane, Indianapolis, I 46227

heryl C raig, 850 Second Street, #207, Santa Monica, CA 90403

Barbara Roe Luhrs, 6918 Gladstone, Shawnee Mission, KS 66218

CoUegiate MembersAmanda Blackley, LA Alpha, 3221 Jena Street, New Orleans, LA 70125

Maggie Guile, MO Alpha, 5 II East Rollins, Columbia, MO 65201

Audrey Snyder, OH Theta, Pi Beta Phi - 208, Bowling Green, OH 43403

Student Loans

Committee

Chairman - Margaret Lieber s Love lene, 2038 Butternut Lane, Northbrook, IL 60062

Diane Allingham Buchanan, 2407 Windward Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660

Nancy Fogle Pollard, 600 New Stine Road , #25, Bakersfield, CA 93309

Music Committee

International Chairman - Mary Swanson Engle, 54 Spring Green Circle, Four Seasons, MO 65049

Collegiate Cbairman - Suzanne Chapman Lawso n, 44 Rockinghorse Road, Rancho Palos Verde, CA 90274

Jan Kinnune Hillesland, P.O. Box 627, Grapeview, WA 98546

Nominating Committee

Chairman - Ja ne «Ouchens Tuten, 10561 Adventure Lane, Cincinnati, OH 45242

Ellie Moo re Merrick, 3200 Poinsenia Avenue, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

Rob in McPherso n Rohrback, 2300 Riviera Drive, Vienna, VA 22180

Settlement School Committee

Pi Beta Phi Settlement Scbool Board of Governors

Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts, 567 Parkw ay, Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Chairman - Charlotte Ann Eckel Edwards, 1151 Gateway Lane, Nashville, TN 37220

Alpha Province

Collegiate Province President: Barbara Hrosenchik Colwell, CT Alpha, 32 Surrey Glen, Wilton, CT 06897

Province Coordinator: Karen Rosse ll o Boucias, ME Alpha, 6 Pond Street, Orono , ME 04473

Connecticut Alpba - (1943) University of Connecticut, 11 Gilbert Road, Storrs, CT 06268; Keri Lebeuf; Sheri Willi a m Conn elly, 10 Terry Plains Rd , Bl oo mfield, CT06002

Connecticut Beta - (1989) Ya le University, Box 2319 Yale Station, New Haven, CT 06520; Claire Streibert; Kim Hin es Larz, 85 Ro undhill Rd., Chesire CT 06410

Maine Alpba - (1920) University of Main eOrono, 107 College Ave ., Orono, ME 04473; Aimee Mclaughlin; Dee Dee Brown , 51 Lincoln St., Bango r, ME 04401

New York Gamma - (1914) St. Lawrence University, 21 Romoda Drive , Canton, NY 13617; Gretchen LeBoutilli e r; Kath le e n Murphy Boyer, R R. # 1 Box 465, Massena, NY 13662

New York Ep ilon - (1984) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1985 15th t., Troy, Y 12180; Kristy Gray; Elizabeth Urtecho, G- 31 Sunset T e rrace, Bryc kwyck Apartments, Troy, NY 121 80

Vice Cbairman - Kay Wells Trum bo, 203 We st Cleburn, Fayettville, AR 72701

Secretary - Dr Beverly W ood Kri ege r, 1402 Hard oui n Avenue, Austin, TX 78703

Director of Settlement Scbool FinanceJill chneider, 136 Lanne a u Drive , Greenville, SC 29605

Members of the Board

Sissy Phillip Austin, Route 7, Box 328-A, Jackso nvill e, TX 75766

Barbara Huff Beville, 963 Parkway , Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Sandra Blain , Arrowmont, 567 Parkway , Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Barbara Crawford, 203 Jackso n Avenue, Lexington , V A 24 450

Jane Leonard Earnest , 1115 Westwood, Stillwater, OK 74074

Dawn Sheeler Ford, 1936 Stonebrook, Knoxv ille, TN 37923

Ba rba ra Anderson Gates, 5233 East 70th Street, Indianapoli , IN 46220

Marg aret Ann Struble N o rris, 22 Spring Run Rd ., Moo resv ille, NC 28115

Lucinda Trabue , 6575 Jocely n H o ll ow Roa d, Nashville, TN 37205

Barbara Whitney, 140 H o lli ster Avenue # 4, Santa Monica, CA 90405

Jo Ann Minor Roderick , 701 Greystone, Stillwater, OK 74074

Beth van M aa nen Beatty, P.O. Box 580505, H o usto n , TX 77258 or 18232 Vinland Driv e, Nas a u Bay, TX 77058

Lou Ann Mo ntgo mery Carter, P.O. Box 3925, 8 Barberry Lane, Wilmin gto n, DE 19807

Caro lyn Pavletich Lesh, # 1 Forest Park, Rich a rd so n , TX 75080

Betty Blades Lofto n, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indian apo li s, IN 46260

The Roll of Chapters

Chapters are listed in cial order with chapter name, date of founding, chapter address, name of Chapter President, name of AAC Chairman and address.

Vermont Beta - (1898) University of Verm o nt , 369 Pro spec t St., Burlington, VT 0540 1; Jennife r H ayes; Anne Tr as k , 68 Winding Broo k Rd ., S. Burlingto n, VT 05403

Beta Province

Collegiate Province President: Deborah Hawkins, OH Eta, 168 Sayre Drive, Princeto n , J 08540

Province Coordinator: Jill Sarafin Meredith , PA Eta , 41 Carriage Hill Dr., Co lts Neck, NJ 07722

New Jersey Alpba - (1990) Princeton University, P.O. Box 1303, Princeton, NJ 085 42; Jena Wider; Caro lyn Freedman, 2 Beechcroft Drive, Eas t Windsor, J 08520

New York Alpba - (1896) Syracuse University, 210 W a lnut Place, Syracuse, NY 13210; Gina Cotner; Mary Ri chardson, 2 16 Rob in eau Road, Syracuse, Y 13207

Sarah Ruth Mullis, 10 Kin gs T avern Place, Atlanta, GA 30318

Carollnge W a rren, 5439 Cascade Drive, Li Ie, 1L 60532

Slides - Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St. Lo uis, MO 63105

National Panhellenic Conference 1993,95 Biennium

NPC Cbairman - (Sigma Delta T a u) Harriet B. Rodenberg, 531 We st 83rd PI. , Indianapolis, IN 46260

NPC Secretary - (Pi Beta Phi) Jean W Scon, 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Mo raga, CA 94556

NPC Treasurer - (Kappa Alpha Theta) Lissa Bradfo rd, P .O. Box 50407, Nashville, TN 37205

Pi Beta Pbi Delegate - Jean Wirths Scott, 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Mo raga, CA 94556

Pi Beta Pbi First Alternate - Carolyn Pavletich Lesh , # 1 Forest Park, Richardso n , TX 75080

Pi Beta Phi Second Alternate - Ann Wa rmack Brookshire, 820 Ma ll ory Court, Tyler , TX 75703

Pi Beta Phi Tbird Alternate - Jo Ann Min or Roderick, 701 Greystone, St ill water, OK 74074

New York Delta - (1919) Corne ll University, 330 Triph a mm er Road, lth aca, NY 14850; Kristin Barbato; Sandra Wilkin s, 48 Autumn R idge Circle, Ith aca, NY 14850 Ontario Alpba - (1908) University o f T oronto, 220 Beverly St ., T oro nto , ON M5T IZ3 CANADA; Helen Stavridi ; Jac kie Stothers, 606 Avenu e Rd ., Apt. 400 , Toronto, ON M4V 2K3 CANADA Ontario Beta - (1934) Univer ity of We stern Onta ri o, 293 Central Ave., Lo nd o n, ON N6B 2C9 CANADA; Th elca Sweeney; Jodie Hauc h, 1004500 Proudfoo t, Lo nd o n, ON N6H 5G7 CANADA

Gamma Province

Collegiate Province President: H o ll y Means, VA Zeta , A Trev o r H ouse Drive, Oakton, VA 2212 4 Province Coordinator: Pat Herbs ter Dowden, PA Epsilo n, 3718 Highl and Ave., Drexel Hill, PA 19026

Pennsylvania Beta - (1895) Bucknell U ni versity, Box C-2949, Lewisburg, PA 17837; Carrie Beckstein; Caro l Rh eam, 7 Greenbriar Lane, Danville, PA 17821

P e nn sy lva nia Gamma - ( 1903) Dickinson College, Leadership Development Center, HUB , Carlisle, PA 17013; Maryellen Cheney; Karen Neeley, 104 outh Pitt Street, Carlisle, PA 17013

Penn sy lvania Eps ilon - (1953)

Pennsylvania State University, 5 Heister Hall, Univer ity Park, PA 16802; Jody Kleinfe lter; Janet Hunter Greskovich, 1344 Deerfield Rd. , State College, PA 16803

Penn s ylvania Eta - (1980) Lafayette College, Farion Center Box 9485, Easton, PA 18042; Kathryn Kerge; Mary Margaret McDonough, 12-A En glis h Village 2-C, Cranford, NJ 07016

P e nn syl v ania Th e ta - (1990) Villanova University, Villanova, PA 19085; Tracey Kane; Janet Rader Rote, 148 W. Clearfield Rd ., Havertown, PA 19083

Pennsylv ania Iota (1993) University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphi a, PA; Dawn Groman; Annie Clement, 1428 North Van Buren treet, Wilmin gto n, DE 19806

Delta Pro vince

Collegiate Province President: Lo ra Ruble Bohannon, GA Alpha, 5351 Ashleigh Rd., Fairfax, VA 22030

Province Coordinator: Cynthia Jaekel, TN Beta, 5821 Edson Lane #301, Rockvill e, MD 20852

Pennsylvania Zeta - (1979) W as hington & Jefferson Co ll ege, 241 E Beau St., Box 1178, Washin gto n , PA 15301; Diane Carlisle; Barbara Sadler Marshall, 255 Gateshead Drive , McMurray, PA 15317

Virginia Epsilon - (1975) University of Vi rginia, 1509 Grady Ave. Charlottesvi ll e, V A 22903; Hollie Hays; Rut h Wackerle Christn ('r, 'iOOA Mose ley Dr. , Charlottesville, V A 22903

Virginia Zeta - (1981) Virginia Po lytechnic In titute & tate University, 301 SPH-E, Virginia T ec h , Blacksburg, VA 24060; Trish Pruett; Patricia Haugh , 406 Murphy Street, Blacksburg, V A 24060

Virginia Theta - (1992) Washin gto n & Lee University, Lexington, V A; Christine Grandinetti; Barbara Lyo n s Crawford, 203 Jackso n, Lexington, V A 24450

We s t Virginia Alpha - (1918) University of West Virginia, 1493 University Ave., M o rgantown , WV 26505; W e ndi Silcott; Carol Game, 746 Amhurst Road, Mo rgantown, WV 26505

Ep silon Province

Collegiate Province Pre sident: Ka ren Consalus Price, MO Alpha, 12167 Edd yspark Drive, Hernd on, V A 22070

Pro vinc e Coordinator: Kim Watkins, CO Gamma, 1203 Jamestown Road I-I, Williamsb urg , VA 23185

North Carolina Alpha - (1923) University of o rth Carolina a t Chapel Hill, 109 Hill sborough Street, Chapel Hill , C 27514; Kathryn Taft; Ginger King, 6 urrey Lane, Durham, NC 27707

No rth Caro lina B e ta - (1933) Duke University, P.O. Box 5039 Duke Station, Durham, C 27706; Megan Minge)'; Mary Eileen Flanagan Ander on, 3109 Sherban Dr., Durham, C 27707

V irgin ia G amma - (1925) Co ll ege of William and Mary, Sorority Court, Richmond Rd., Williamsburg, VA 23 185; Susan Ferguson; Caro l Downing Shellabarger, P.O. Box 675, Yorktown, VA 23690

V irginia D e lta - (1965) Old Dominion University, Office of Student Activities, Webb Center, Norfolk, VA 23529-0519; Allison Beck; Jill Lay ne , 1068 Spotswood Drive, orfo lk , VA 23507

Virginia Eta - (1987) UniverSity of Richmond, P.O. Box 55, Richmond, V A 23 173 ; Margaret Sue H a milton; Gwen Owen Stone, 2555 Swathmore Rd. , Ri chmond, VA 23235

Zeta Prov ince

Collegiate Province Pre sident: Margaret Batson Ballard, GA Alpha, 121 8 Calibre Creek Parkway, Roswel l, GA 30076

Provin ce Coordinator: ancy Scott Mitchell , AL Gamma, 2236 Country Club Dr., Mo ntgo mery , AL 36106

Alabama Alpha - (1927) BirminghamSouthern College, 900 Arkadelphia Rd. , A59, Birmin gh am, AL 35254; Kei ra Lynne Hall; Kay Williams Wise, AL Alpha, 5540 Afton Dri ve, Birmingham, AL 35232

Alabama Beta - (1949) University of Alabama , P.O. Box BP, Tuscaloosa, AL 34586; Carrie Bude r; Barbara Best Burgess, 535 7th Ave. N.E. Tuscaloosa, AL35405

Alabama Gamma - (1957) Auburn University, Boyd Hall, Auburn, AL 36830; Kri ss ie Evangelista; Eliz abeth Kappelman Burz, 1116 E Unive rSity Dr., Auburn, AL 36830

Georgia Alpha - (1939) University of Georgi a, 886 Milledge Ave., Athens, GA 30605; Christie Purks; Ju lie Clifton, 170-4 Phidias Ave. , Athens, GA 30605

South Carolina Beta - (1976) Clemson University, Box 22 46 , Clemson, SC 29632: Faith Schwebel; T oy Skipper G lenno n , 59 Washington Drive, Piedmont, SC 29673

Eta Pro vince

Collegiate Province Pre sident: Ka rlyn W atso n Sullivan, FL Delta, 1714 We st Jetton Avenue, #3, Tampa, FL 33606

Province Coordinator: Julie Fl o ra Hill , IA Beta, 8025 SW 158th T e rrac e, Miami, FL 33157

Florida Alpha -(1913) Stetson University, Campus Box 8237, DeLand, FL 32720; Shea Sarge a nt; Judy Jurkov ic McCallum , 1600 E Minne sota Ave ., DeLand, FL 32724

Florida Beta - (1921) Fl ori da State University, 519 West Jefferso n St., T a llah assee, FL 32301; Jennifer T auritz; Cheryl Miles, 921 Briarcliff Rd. , Tallaha ssee, FL 32308

Florida Delta - (1969) Univer ity of Florida, 37 West Fraternity Row, Gainesville, FL 32603; Leeanne McManus; Le lie Dotson, 5921 NW 44th Place, Gainesville, FL 32606

Florida E p silo n - (1981) University of Central Florida, 4304 Greek Park Drive, Orlando, FL 32816; jessica Conner; Kim Young, 52 5 N. Lake Burkett Lane, Winter Park, FL 32792

Th e t a Pr ov ince

C olleg iate Pro vin ce Pres id e nt: Stacia T ay lo r Rot h , OH Alpha, 9613 St. Andrews Rd., Perrysburg, OH 43551

P ro vinc e Coordinato r : Jud y Swartzbaugh Schmidt, MI Delta, 24796 Larges, Southfield, MI 4803 4

Michigan Alpha -(1887) Hillsd ale College, 304 Hillsdale St., Hillsdale, MI 49242 ; Meli ssa Grewe; Cheryl H o lben , 97 E. Pearl Street, Coldwater, MI 49036

Michigan Beta - (1888) UniverSity of Michigan-Ann Arbor, 836 Tappan , Ann Arbor, MI 48104 ; Jennifer exsmith; Beth McCann, 323 Horses h oe Ct., Pl ainwell , MI 49080

Mic higan Gamma -(1945) Michigan State University, 343 H arrison Rd ., East Lan si ng, MI 48823; Nicole Emmett; Joanne Eberz , 3592 Dobie Road, Okemos, MI 48864

Ohio Epsilon - (1945) University of T o ledo , 2999 W Bancroft, #Cl, T o ledo, OH 43606; Tina Marks ; Marilyn O'Brien Arbaugh, 4769 Springwood, T o led o, OH 43615

Ohio Theta - (1986) Bowling Green State UniverSity, Pi Beta Phi H o use, Bowling Green, OH 43403; Lisa Ross; Karen Gunther, 4318 Grandey, T o ledo, OH 43613

Iota Province

Collegiate Province President: Marj o rie Young Wittich, OH Alpha , 256 East Main St., Mt. Sterling, OH 43143

Province Coordinator: Ne a lie Pidcock Houk, OH Alpha, 133 1/2 Yunker Court, Elyria, O H 44 035

Ohio Alpha - (1889) Ohio University, 6 So uth Co llege St., Athens, OH 45701; ico le Whitne y; Phyllis Schneider Lawrence, 891 Beechw ood Estate s, Athen s, OH 45701

Ohio Beta - (1 89 4) Ohio State UniverSity, 1845 Indian o la Ave., Columbu ,OH 43201 ; Heather W o lpert; Sally Lightne r Koe nig, 295 Bryant Ave., W orthington , OH 43085

Ohio Zeta - (1945) Miami University, 126 Minnich H a ll, Oxford, OH 45056; Amy Cubellis; Micke y Stouffer Simonds, 6340 Brown Road, Oxford, OH 45056

Ohio Eta - (1954) Denison University, 425 West College St., Granville, OH 43023; Maria Hess; Susie S. Do uthit , 14014 Shaker Boulevard #405, Shaker Height s, OH 44120

Ohio Iota - (1989) University of Dayton, 1221 Alberta, Dayton, OH 45409 ; Heather Westfall; Rh onda Dickerson Anglim, 512 Grants Tra il , Dayton, OH 45459

Kappa Province

Collegiate Province President: Lynn D. Maddox, LA Alpha, 3901 Whidand Place 11 , Nashville, TN 37205

Province Coordinator: Lo ri H a ll He ath, TN Alpha 41 Foster Dr., Ringgold, GA 30736

K e ntucky Alpha - (1925) Unive rsit y of Louisville, 2030 Confederate Place, Louisville, KY 40208; Tiffany Fenwick; Barbara McReynolds LaMaster, 3602 Locu t Circle West, Prospect, KY 40059

Kentucky Beta - (1962) University of Kentucky, 409 Columbia Ave., Lexington, KY 40508; Amy Rowell; H aze l Combs Comb, 2665 Berea Rd ., Lexington, KY 40511

Kentucky Gamma - (1976) Ea tern Kentucky University, Telford Hall , Richmond, KY 40475; Amy Gilday; Wilella Cook, 1396 Trace Boulevard, Lexington, KY 40514

Tennessee Beta - (1940) Vanderbilt University, 118 24th Ave., South, Nashville, TN 37212; Caroline Cochran; Virginia Tipton, 4019 Wallace Lane, Nashville, TN 37215

Tennessee Gamma - (1948) University of Tennessee-Knoxville, 1531 Cumberland Ave., Knoxville, TN 37916; Dena Rothrock; Janice Hixson, 108 Suffolk Drive, Knoxville, TN 37922

Lambda Province

Collegiate Province President: Tammie Beckwith, IL Zeta, 136 Washington Circle, Lake Forest, IL 60045

Province Coordinator: Pamela Zakula Smith, IN Zeta, 5010 Weir Drive, Muncie, IN 47304

Illinois Epsilon - (1894) Northwestern University, 636 Emerson St., Evanston, IL 60201; Sarah Dick; Deborah H oe Villers, 721 Concord Lane, Barrington, IL 60010

Illinois Zeta - (1895) University of Illin ois, 1005 South Wright St., Champaign, IL 61820; Kristin Dencs; Pam Starkey, 2107 Gunn Drive, Champaign, IL 61821

Indiana Delta - (1921) Purdue University, 1012 State St., West Lafayette, IN 47906; Elizabeth Sloan; Jane Oderkirk Th ompson, 726 Vine Street, West Lafayette, IN 47906

Indiana Eta - (1974) IN-Purdue University at Ft. Wayne, 2101 Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne, IN 46805; Jennifer Poiry ; Allison Spruill Mutton, 4421 Eagledale Ct., Ft. Wayne, IN 46816

Mu Province

Collegiate Province Pre sident: Shirley Gayda Dora, IN Delta,S 121 Greenbrae s East Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46234

Province Coordinator: Marilyn Wiegand Pecsok, IN Epsil o n, 4716 East 75th St., Indianapolis , IN 46250

Indiana Alpha - (1888) Franklin College, Elsey Hall, Franklin, IN 46131; Melinda Keith; Susan Mill Stretchberry, 284 Sunset Blvd., Greenwood, IN 46142

Indiana Beta -(1893) Indiana UniverSity, 928 East Third St., Bl oo mington, IN 47401 ; Danica Vasilchek; Heidi Hipsk ind Wisen , 1002 Ea t First Street, Bloomington, I 47401

Indiana Gamma - (1897) Butl e r University, 831 West Hampton Dr ., Indianapoli s, IN 46208 ; Jama Schitter; Dee Ann May Scott, 9311 o rth T acoma Ave., Indianapoli , I 46240

Indiana Epsilon - (1942) DePauw University, 303 S. Loc us t St., Greencastle, I 46135 ; Sarah Francis; Betty Judy H a rmless, 2016 Fairway Dr., Greencastle, I 46135

Indiana Zeta - (1952) Ball State Univer iry, Rogers H all, uite 316, Muncie, I 47306; Leslie Palmer; heliah Heave nrid ge Dorton, R R #2 Box lIS-A , Ga to n , I 4734 2

Nu Province

Collegiate Province President: Cathy Filson Cooper, MS Bet a, 8 Swan La ke Rd. , Bloomington, IL 61704

Province Coordinator: Virginia Fairbank Tarrant , IA Beta , 530 Princeton , Arlington Heights, IL 60005

Illinois Alpha - (1867) Monmouth Co lle ge, MC Box 918 , Monmouth , IL 61462 ; Hallie Wyatt ; Helen Franci Paul, 1410 East Second Ave., Monmouth, IL 61462

Illinois Beta-Delta - (1872) (1884) Knox College, Box 1637 Knox College, Galesburg, IL 61401; Ana Tobar; Judy Tapper, 131 Selden Street, Galesburg, IL 61401

Illinois Eta - (1912) Millikin University, 235 North Fairview, Decatur, IL 62522; Kate Durham; Kathi McClugage, 2122 Millstone Rd., Decatur, IL 62526

Illinois Theta - (1947) Bradley University, 1004 North Institute Place, Peoria, IL 61606; Julie Pfeiffer; Patricia Root Bash, 6161 Trails End, Peoria, IL 61614

Illinois Iota - (1974) Illin o is State University,709 West College, Normal, IL 61761; Cassie Haimbaugh; Karen Helfrich, 1920 Tracy Drive # 16, Bloomington, IL 61704

Xi Province

Collegiate Province President: Jean Gilbert Dampier, LA Beta, 2244 Oakcliff Drive, Baton Ro uge, LA 70810

Province Coordinator: Nancy Morarity Michiels, IL Eta, 442 Lowerline St. , New Orleans, LA 70118

Louisiana Alpha - (1891) Tulane University, 7014 Zimple St. , New Orleans , LA 70118; Sheila Korones; Jane Drennan, 7926 Freret Street, New Orleans, LA 70118

Louisiana Beta - (1936) Louisiana State UniverSity, 4040 W. Lakeshore Drive , Baton Rouge, LA 70894; Kelsey Kornick; Nancy Ward, 4846 Beech Harbor , Baton Rouge, LA 70817

Mississippi Alpha - (1961) UniverSity of Southern Mississippi, SS Box 8376, Hattiesburg, MS 39406; Leigh John so n; Connie French W o rrell, 915 Adelin e, Hattie sburg, MS 39401

Mississippi Beta - (1962) Univer it y of Mi ss iSS ippi , 2 Rebel Driv e, University, MS 38677; Su sa n McDavitt; Marijean Herrin g H o well , 411 Redbud Lane, Oxford, MS 38655

Tennessee Delta - (1962) Memphis State University, P.O. Box 81365, Memphis, TN 38152; La urie Paulk; Susan Bruce , 1403 W oodston Road , Me mphis, TN 38117

Omicron Province

Collegiate Province President: Kri stin oe r Olson, I Delta, 2250 W essman Pkwy., Cherry Valley, IL 61016

Province Coordinator: Mary Kli ewe r Hughe y, OK Beta , 404 Martin Drive o rth , Bellevue, NE 68005

Minnesota Alpha - (1 90) University of Minnesota-Minneapolis, 11 09 .E. Fifth t., Minneapolis, M 55414; Emily Junck; Pamela Keefe Langseth, 22 Western Terrace, Golden Valley, MN 55426

Nebraska Beta - (I 95) Unive rsity of eb raska, 426 o rth 16th St., Lin coln, NE 68508; Kay Grennan; Bonnie Williams, 2916 Cedar Avenue, Lincoln, E 6 502

North Dakota Alpha - (1921 ) University of o rth Dakota, 409 Cambridge St., Grand Fo rks, NO 58203; Melissa Rysgaa rd ; Brend a McDon a ld Swenson, 1424 Chestnut St., Grand Fo rks , NO 58201

South Dakota Alpha - (1927) University of South Dakota, 118 o rth Plum, Vermillion, SO 57069; Paula Johnson; Edith Roesler Heer , 915 East Main , Vermilli o n, SO 57069

Wisconsin Alpha - (1894) University of Wisc o nsin-Madison, 130 Langdon, Madi on, WI 53703; Tracy Ognar; Nancy Platto, 18 Maple Run Court, Madison , WI 53719

Wisconsin Delta - (1990) Marquette University, c/o Dierdre Donovan, 934 N. 16th Street #6, Milwaukee, WI 53233; Dierdre Donovan; Lynn Partie ton Hudy , 4454 Maryland Ave ., Sho rewood, WI 53211

Pi Province

Collegiate Province President: Kathleen June H anson, SO Alpha, 907 Main Street, Sioux City, IA 51103

Province Coordinator: Erin Monnig Rice, IA Gamma, 2904 Elm Street, West Des Moines, IA 50265

Iowa Alpha - (1868) Iowa Wesleyan University, Schaeffer-Trieschmann H all, Box 90, Mt. Plea ant, IA 52641; Jennifer Schmitz; Martha Hayes, 400 West Clay, Mt. Pleasant, IA 52641

Iowa Beta - (1874) Simpson Co ll ege, 406 N o rth Buxton, Indi a nola, IA 50125; Andrea Loeffler ; Constance Jessen, 3333 Grand Ave. #153, Des Moines,IA 50312

Iowa Gamma - (1877) Iowa State University, 208 Ash, Ames, IA 50010; Erika Anderson; Vicki Voelker Sivesind, 1919 Polk Dr., Ames, IA 50010

Iowa Zeta - (1882) University of Iowa , 815 East Washington, Iowa City, IA 52240; Wendy Bradley ; Kristy Weber, 845 Dove r , Iowa City, IA 52245

Iowa Eta - (1983) Drake University , 12 19 34th t. , Des Mo ine s, IA 50311; Kendra Bo kina; Gabrielle Malett, 3857 Woodland #10, We s t De s Mo ines, IA 50265

Rh o Province

Collegiate Provinc e Pre sident: Penny He yl Moss, KS Beta, 14024 Pinn acle Driv e, Wichit a, KS 67230

Province Coordinator: Cynthia Rice Svec, K Beta, 8018 La keview Av enue, Lenexa, KS 66219

Kansas Alpha - (1873) University of Kansas, 1612 W es t 15th St., Law re n ce, KS 66044; Whitn ey Vliet ; Rebecca Fl oyd, 3430 Southeast Walnut, T ope ka, KS 66605

Kansas Beta - (1915) Kan as Sta te University, 18 19 Todd Road, M a nhattan, KS 66502; Gwen Kelly ; Kim Huck , 1434 McCain Lane #333, Manhattan, KS 66502

Missouri Alpha - (1899) University of Misso uri, 511 East Ro llins , Co lumbi a, MO 65201; Becky Wah; Lori Schu ltz, 100 East Green Meadow Road .. II, Co lumbi a, MO 65203

Missouri Beta - (1907) Washington University, Box 1182, St. Louis, MO 63130; Alana Ginsburg; janis Good, 5 24 Waterman, St. Louis, MO 63112

Misso uri G amma - (1914) Drury Co lle ge, 900 ort h Benton, Springfield, MO 65802; Jill Wilson ; Suzanne Lipsc o mb Th o m as, 4110 Pearson Circle, pringfield , MO 65809

Si gma Pro vinc e

C o llegiate Province Pres id e n t: Mindy Holbrook Jones, OK Alpha, 1104 Westbrooke Te rrace, Norman, OK 73072

Province Coordinator: Sa n sy Stancil Hodges, AR Alpha, 2935 Mary Dr., Fore st City, AR 72335

Arkan sa s Alpha - (1909) Univer ity o f Arkansas, 502 West Maple, Fayetteville , AR 72701; Jennifer Hare; Regina Richardson Yo ung , 849 Windy Hill, FayetteVille, AR 72703

Arkansas Beta - (1963) University of Arkansas-Little Rock, 3117 South Taylor, Little Rock, AR 72204; Stephanie Chudy; Retta Cooper, 8100 Cantrell '1'306, Little Rock, AR 72207

Oklahoma Alpha - (1910) University of Oklahoma, 1701 Elm St., Norman, OK 73072; Michelle Swenton; Patsy Watters, 811 Sunnybrook Court, Edmond, OK 7303 4

Oklahoma Beta - (1919) Oklahom a State University, 324 South Cleveland, Stillwater, OK 74074 ; Shelley Brickman; Melissa McCo ll om Sorrentino, 2002 West 3 rd, Sti ll water, O K 74074

Texas Epsilon - (1976) U n ive rsity of North Texas; P.O. Box 13187, Denton, TX 76203; S h a n non Spearman; Sally Gordon Smit h , 3124 High Road, Flowe r Mou n d, TX 75028

Tau Province

Collegiate Province President: Sa ll i Preston Whitaker, TX Eta, 1617 Callaway Drive. Plano. TX 75075

Province Coordinator: Sharlotte Jeffc oa t Bradley, TX Gamma, 800 Cambridge Rd ., Tyler, TX 75703

Texas Alpha - (1902) University o f TexasAustin, 2300 San Antonio, Au stin , TX 78705; Liza Graham; Patsy Read Overmi ll e r, 1103 Belmont Pkwy , Au stin , TX 78703

Texas Beta - (1916) Southern Methodi st University, 3101 Daniel, Dallas, TX 75205; Susan Allen; She ll ey Gregg, 3628 Colgate, Dallas, TX 75225

Texas Delta - (1956) Texas Christian University, TCU Box 29704, Fort W o rth, TX 76129; Mary Leslie Stocks; Nancy Callier Belcher, 1717 Carleton Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76107

Texas Zeta - (1977) Bayl o r Univers ity, BU Box 85618, Waco, TX 76798; Merideth Fulton; Jill Knox Kelly, 2331 Lake Air Dr. , Waco, TX 76710

Texas Eta - (1985) Texas A & M University, 1601 Mun so n Ave ., College Station, TX 77840; Molly Linscott; Pamela Po rter, 1815 hadowwood, College Station, TX 77840

Ups il o n Province

Co ll egiate Province President: Lmda Noel Ibsen, CO Beta, 5241 Lichen Place, Boulder, CO 0301

Provin ce Coo rdinator: Lind a Ra nkin Ezell, KS Alph a, 1913 Mo h a wk, Ft. Co llin s. CO 80525

Co lorad o Al pha - (1884) University of Colorado-Bou ld er. 890 11 th St., Boulder. CO 80302; Chri tine Graves; Jennifer H a let , 3100 C herr y C reek Drive =-602, Denver, CO 80209

Co lorad o Gamma - (1954) Co lo rado State University, 625 W es t La ke. Ft Collins, CO 8052 1; Kimberly Klit z; Ja n e Berggren Saathoff, 1713 Barnwood Drive, Ft Collins, CO 80525

Colorado Delta - ( 1986) Co lorado School of Mines, 91013 Street, Golden, CO 80401; Amy Inkell; Barba ra Weatherwax Mohar, 630 Field St., Lakewood , CO 80215

Montana Alpha - ( 1921 ) Mo ntana State University, 1304 South 5th Ave ., Bozeman, MT 59715 ; Ma nd y Dunlap; Yv o nne Graf Jarrett, 3309 Sundance Dr.. Bozeman, MT 59715

W y oming Alpha - (1910) University of Wyoming, UW tation , Fraternity Park, Laramie, WY 82070; Ann Anderson; Paul a Baker Harris, 1063 Frontera Ave ., Laramie , WY 82070

Phi Provinc e

Collegiate Provin c e Pre sident: Cece Bartow Derickson, AZ A lpha, 7156 Lemm o n Rock Pl ace , Tucso n, AZ 85718

Province Coordinator: Judy Cutler Stickney, CO Gamma , 1025 West Fairway Drive, Mesa, AZ 85201

Arizona Alpha - (1917) Unive rsity of Arizona, 1035 North Mountain Ave., Tucso n, AZ 85719; Amy Anderso n ; Mamie Gooding, 5426 E. 9th Street, Tucso n , AZ 8571 1

Arizona Beta - ( 1965) Arizona State University, 340 E. Unive rsity # 171, Tempe, AZ 8528 1; Marcie Lewis; Donna Lory Drape r 730 1 E Monte Vista R d., Scottsda le, AZ 85257

Arizona Gamma - (1990) orthern Arizona Univer<iry, AU Rox 6016, Fla gs t aff. AZ 86011; Shannon DeGroot; Carol Sandvik McElwain, 1677 Woodhollow Way, Flagstaff, AZ 8600 1

New Mexi c o Alpha - (1946) University o f New Mexico, 1701 Mesa Vista N.E. , Albuquerque, NM 87106; Ellen Nea l; Alex Doy le Beach, 2015 Dietz Place NW , Albuquerque, NM 87107

New Mexico Beta - ( 1972) New Mexico State Univers ity, 300 Greek Row, La s Cruce, NM 88003; Melissa Sanchez; Cristina Moody, 4127 Las Piedras, La s Cruces, M 8800 1

Texas Gamma - (1953) Texa s Tech UniverSity, Box 4324 Tech Station, Lubbock , TX 79406; Lesli e Crowder; Nancy Jennings Klein, 4614 13th , Lubbock , TX 79416

Chi Province

Collegiate Provin ce Pre sident: Ivo nna Peterso n McCabe, W A Gamma, 1328 North Ja c kso n, Ta co ma, W A 98406

Provin c e Coordinator: Ja n Kinnune Hille sla nd, W A Alpha, P.O. Box 627, Grapeview, W A 98546

Alberta Alph a - ( 1931) U nivers ity of Alberta. 11038 - 87 Avenue, Edmonton. AB T6G OX6 CA ADA; tephanie Highcock; Sheryl DICken. 18609 62B Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5T 2S8 CANADA

Id a h o A lph a - (1923) U ni versity o f Idah o, 507 Id aho Ave., Moscow, ID 838 43; Gini Wood; a lly McRae , 927 15th Ave., Lewiston, ID 83 501

Wash in gton Alpha - (1907) U niv ersity of Washington, 454 8 17th Ave., E., Seat tl e, W A 98105; Keri Lutz ; Mary S. Peterso n , 4803 N.E. 75th , Seattle, WA 98115

Was hingto n B e ta - (1912) Washington State University, N.E 825 Linden St., Pullman , WA 99163; Amy Mitsch; Caro le Coo ke Jo nes, 1914 East 25th, Spokane, WA 99203

Wa s hington Gamma - (1948) University of Puget Sound, 1500 N. Warner St., Smith Hall, Taco ma , WA 98416; Jen Com tock; Ja nice Ohlson Richa rd s, 4803 Old Stump Dr. W Gig Harbor , W A 98332

Ps i Prov ince

Collegiate Province President: Jane Fitzpatrick Boudreau, OK Beta, 6 159 Sweetbriar Court, Las Vegas, NV 89102 Province Coordinator: Pam Stout Borgman, OR Alpha, 25 Paiute Ct., Powell Butte, OR 97753

N evada Alpha - (1915) UniverSity o f Nevada-Reno, 869 North Sierra t ., Reno , NV 89503; Mi sy Ea on; Delores Barcellos Clewe, 11080 Bondshire Drive, Reno, NV 89511

Oregon Alpha - (1915) University of Oregon, 1518 Kincaid St , Eugene, OR 97401; Kelly Smith; Kim Barger, 1815 Kingsley Road #12, Eugene, OR 97401

Oregon Beta - ( 1917) Oregon State Univers ity. 2685 N.W. Tay lo r Ave. , Corva ll is, OR 97330; Maddy Palmer; Patricia Botts Younger, 24 50 N.W. 27th, Corva ll is, O R 97330

Oregon Gamma -( 1944) Wi ll a mette Univer ity , 900 State Street S E , H230, a lem, OR 97301; Theresa Sprain; Gigi Gunn Merrill, 435 22nd St. NE, Salem, OR 97301

U tah Alpha - (1929) University of Utah, 1443 East 100 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84102; Mamie Wilson; Robin Ontiveros, 3387 Plaz a Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84 109

Ome ga Prov ince

C olle giate Province Pre sident: Karma Stephens Ro berts, OR A lpha, 5432 Carlton Street, Oakland, CA 94618

Province Coordinator: Marcine Jeffery Adams. ID Alpha, 32 Calvin Drive , Orinda, CA 94563

C alifornia Alpha - (1893) Stanfo rd University, P.O Box 4342 , Stanford, CA 94309; Janet Feldstein; Robin Rasmussen, 728 Orange Avenue, Los Altos , CA 94022

California Beta - (1900) University of California-Berkeley, 2325 Piedmont Ave., Berkeley, CA 94704 ; Nicolle Devenish; Ka ren Hutchinson, The Fairmont Hotel. a ti o nal Ma rketin g, San Franci sco, CA 94106

C alifornia Th e ta - (1980) University o f Ca lifo rni a-Davis, 445 Ru sse ll Boulevard, Davi ,C A 95616; abrina Ben-Zi o n ; Jan Scanlan h affe r, 18 W e t Monte Vista Dr., Woodland, CA 95695

California Iota - (1986) California State U nive rsi t y-C hico, 413 We st 4th Street, C hico, CA 94928; Je nnifer Stupfel; Dani Darcey H a milton, 18 Dahlia W ay, Chico, CA 95926

Alpha-Beta Province

Collegiate Province President: Michelle Murrell Goseco, CA Eta, 8 Sepulveda, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688

Province Coordinator: Lindsay Mead McCrea, CA Alpha, 1857 Paloma St , Pasadena, CA 91104

California Gamma - (1917) University of So uthern California, 667 West 28th St., Los Angeles, CA 90007; Kristie Cable; Laurie Davis, 446 Monterey Boulevard #03, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254

California Delta - (1927) University of California-Los Angeles, 700 Hilgard, Los Angeles, CA 90024; Kelly Sheppard; Susan Schaaf Bonesteel, 13688 Sunset Blvd., Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

California Zeta - (1950) University of California-Santa Barbara, 763 Camino Pescadero, Goleta, CA 93117; Anne Bohnert; Jennifer Edmonston,175 Kinm a n Avenue #28, Goleta, CA 93117

Alpha-Gamma Province

Collegiate Province President: Jerelyn Wright Biehl, CA Delta, 1833 Tustin Street, San Diego, CA 92106

Province Coordinator: Judith Mead Johnson, OH Zeta, 8510 Sugarman Drive, LaJolla, CA 92037

California Epsilon - (1949) San Diego State University, 5080 College Place, San Diego, CA 92115; Kim Fisher; Ellen Steddom Freaner, 746 Monterey Ave. Chula Vista, CA 92010

California Eta - (1974) University of California-Irvine, 64 Berkeley Ave., Irvine , CA 92715; Amy Kurtz; Nancy O'Brien Buchanan, 2339 Rutgers Dr ., Costa Mesa, CA 92626

California Kappa - (1987) University of California-San Diego, 4936 Dorena Court, San Diego, CA 92122; Jennifer Barbee; Judith Johnson, 8510 Sugarman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92037

California Lambda -(1988) University of California-Riverside, 3429 Canyon Crest, #I-D , Riverside, CA 92507; Jacqui Osman; Kath leen Wood Geckeler, 31480 Avenida Del Reposo, Temecula, CA 92390

The Roll of Alumnae Clubs

Alpha Province

Alumnae Province President - Robe rta Boyd Bragan, WV Gamma,S Harding Circle, Enfield, cr 06082

Berkshire County, MA - Phyllis Goodrich Zack , 89 Oak Hill Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201

Bo ston City , MA - Breena Brodsky, 43 Strathmore Road, Brookline, MA 02146

Bostonian, MA - Dorothy Moore Keith, 15 Old Orchard Road, Sherborn, MA 01770

Central MA - Kelly Ann Jefferson, 705 Main Street, Shrewsbury, MA 01545

Eastern Maine - Sandra White Dubay, RFD 2 Box 2465, Old T own, ME 04468

Greater Portland , ME - Sarah Elizabeth Simmonds, 47 Grove Street #3, Kennebunk, ME 04043

Greater Springfield, MA - Patricia Noonan Lowell, 409 Williams Street, Longmeadow, MA 01106

Hartford , cr - Sheila Pearson Luddy, 192 Brookside Road, Newington, CT 06111

Manchester Area, cr - Laurie A. Dailey, 238 North Maple Street, Enfield, CT 06082

New Haven, cr - Anne Elizabeth Varrone, PO Box 688, North Haven, CT 06473

Rhode Island - Helga Berthold Pregnolaro, 91 Rollingwood Drive, North Kingstown, RI02852

Southern Fairfield County, cr - Flora Kibler Luckhardt, 20 Ridgeway Road, Easton, CT 06612

Beta Province

Alumnae Province President - Kay Murray Pirrong, WI Gamma, 8 Carol Road, Westfield, J, 07090

Bergen County, NJ - Peggy Brown Kinnaird , 522 Hensler Lane, Oradell, NJ 07649

Buffalo, NY - Cathryn Gruen Forrest, 260 Knox Avenue, West Seneca, NY 14224

Chenango Valley, NY - Laura Christine Lutz, RR #3 Box 3037, Berwick , P A 18603

Greater Princeton Area, NJ - Pamela Dreasler Schlick, 561 Heatons Mill Drive, Langho rne, PA 19047

Jersey Shore, NJ - Sandra Sharrow Campbell, 1313 Ocean Front, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742

Long Island.N. Shore, NY - Judith Ferguson W asilchuk, 21 Capitol Hei ghts Road, Oyster Bay, NY 11771

NY City.Manhattan, NY - Nancy Ellen Ashbrooke, 5700 Arlington Avenue #5R, Riverdale, NY 10471

Northern NJ - Joan Michiel s McCullough, 19 Newcomb Drive, New Providence, NJ 07974

Rochester , NY - Donna Pasch Cianciotto, 12 Kirkby Trail, Fairport, NY 14450

Schenectady, NY - Barbara Miner Landon, 1370 Rowe Road, Schenectady, NY 12309

Southern NJ - Leslie Finnegan Conn, III Baker Avenue, Atco, NJ 08004

Suffolk County, NY - Mona Lopez Ruckert, 228 McKinley Drive, Mastic Beach, NY 11951

Syracuse, NY - Virginia Baner Dewey, 309 Cherry Road, Syracuse, NY 13219

Toronto, ON - Stephanie Ann Knox, 25 Lascelles Boulevard #711 , Toronto, ON M4V 2Cl, CANADA

Westchester County, NY - Laura Ann Virtue,S Lawrence Drive #C, North White Plains, NY 10603

Gamma Province

Alumnae Province President - Lynn Waddell Tyre, NY Delta, 824 Galer Drive, Newtown Square, PA, 19073

Central P A - Carolyn Sawin Osborne, 52 Over Hill Road, Williamsport, PA 17701

Clarksburg, WV - Lori Berardi Gemondo, 56 Garden Circle, Bridgeport , WV 26330 Harrisburg.Carlisle, P A - N. Patrice Ridgway, 134 S En o la Drive, Enola, PA 17025

Lehigh Valley, PA - Linda Durfee Dean, 1316 Highland Court, Allentown, PA 18103

Morgantown, WV - Diane Griffin-Donley, 59 Orchard Street, Morgantown, WV 26505

Philadelphia.Main Line P A - Sally Brown Robie, 741 H ickory Lane, Berwyn, PA 19312

Pittsburgh.North, P A - Lisa Margaret Elliott, 640 Foxhurst Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238

Pittsburgh.South Hills, P A - Phyllis Brownlee Blair, 246 Lynn Haven Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15228

Wheeling, WV·OH Valley - Leslie Cook Graebe, 554 Princeton Avenue, Morgantown, WV 26505

Delta Province

Alumnae Provin ce President - Cynthia Hom Thiemann, IL Zeta, 3393 South Stafford Street, Arlington, V A, 22206

Baltimore, MD - Ruth Garrott Hermann, 13813 Ansari Lane, Baldwin, MD 21013

Charlottesville, VA - Jennie Ovrom Ferretti, 2505 Williston Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22901

Chesapeake, MD - Royalyn Tanner Hatch, 928 Bayberry Drive, Arnold, MD 210 12 Hampton Roads, VA - Kimberly Rae Watkins, 1203 Jamestown Road 1-1 , Williamsburg, VA 23185

Maryland.DC Suburban - Roberta Cleland Mcintyre, 20400 Oak Bluff Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20879 - Melissa Snowden Rogers, 8605 Kelso Terr, Gaithersburg, MD 20877

No rthern V A - Karen Shelton Chevalier, 8509 Browning Court, Annandale, VA 22003

Ric hmond , VA - Carol Veasey Power, 3436 Grandview, Richmond, VA 23225

Roanoke Valle y, V A - Barbara Knull Cribbs, 6045 Burnham Road, Roanoke, V A 24018

Southern MD - Patricia Cooper Rogers, 13400 Kris Ran Court, Ft. Washington , MD 2074 4

Tidewater of Virginia - Catharine McGauly Jessen, 2677 Blue Heron Court, Virginia Beach, VA 23454

Washington , DC - Zoe McCombs Largess, 1908 Quincy Street W , Washington, DC 20011

Wilmington , DE - Simone Lavona Acha, 100 Lorewood Avenue, Wilmington , DE 19804

Epsilon Province

Alumnae Province President - Patricia Emens Anderson, SC Alpha, 921 Nauvas e Tra il , Fort M ill , SC, 297 15 Athens , GA - Lynne Benson Ha ll , 126 Springdale Street, Athens, GA 30606

Adanta, GA - Mo n ica Davis Skidmore, 770 Barrington Way, Roswell, GA 30076

Augusta , GA Deidre Wingate Lloyd, 471 Pine Butte Lane, No rth Augusta, SC 29841

Charlotte , NC - Ju lia Marsha ll Prieste r, 6810 Old Providence Road, Charlotte, NC 28226

Columbia, SC - Susan Emens Morris, 149 Casco Bay Road, 1rmo, SC 29063

Durham-Orange County , NC - Maril yn Smith Mert us, 1094 Bu rning Tree Drive, C h ape l Hill , NC 275 14

Greater Charleston Area, SC - Sonia Bennett Ande rso n , 1580 Fai rway Dr ive, C h a rl esto n , SC 29 41 2

Greater Raleigh , NC - Joyce E. Westbrook, 1418 Ravensth o rpe Drive , NC 27526

Greenville, SC - Elizabeth Boyd Hunter, 1175 Haywood Road # 15-0, Greenville, SC 29615

Hilton Head Island, SC - Lisa Baldwin Ge rber, Po Box 3289, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

Mid-Georgia - Joyce Pulve r Swallum, 1634 River North Bou levard, Macon, GA 31211

Sand hills ofNC - Virg inia Gard Lorey, Po Box 925, Pinehurst, NC 28374 Savannah , GA - Helen Joyce Phillips, 101 St. George Bou levard #51, Savannah, GA 3 1419

Spartanburg , SC - Diana Bryant Johnson, 149 Cambridge Circle, Spartanburg, SC 29301

Winston-Salem, NC - Katherine Slaughter Blackburn, 1601 Tri ni ty Ga rden Ci rcle, C lemmons, C 27012

Zeta Province

Alumnae Province President - Mary S. DeVoe, WV Gamma, 3045 Park Vill age Way , Melbourne , FL, 32935

Brevard C o unty , FL - Carla Pinkne y Williams, 1888 Crane Creek Boulevard, Melbourne, FL 32940

Da ytona -Ormond Bea c h , FL - Ca rolyn Hartigan, 252 Woodstock Co urt , Ormo nd Beach, FL 32174

DeLand , FL - Mary Ethel Gilbert Prather, 2150 H o ntoo n Road, DeLand, FL 32720

Ja c ksonville, FL - Cherie Lee Ma then y, 7005 Cypre Brid ge Drive ,Po nte Vedra Beach, FL 32082

Ocala-Gain es ville , FL - Kimberly Laxson Adams, 5737 SW 8th Place, Gainesville, FL 32607

Orlando-Winter Park , FL - Michelle Karen Bragg, 1742 Hidden Creek Boulevard, O rl ando, FL 32807

Tallahassee , FL - Elizabeth Dice Trotman, 1738 Arm istead Place, Ta llahassee, FL 32312

Eta Prov in ce

Alumnae Provin ce President - N ancy Roake O'Neil, IL Theta, 4581 Higel Avenue, Sarasota, FL, 34242

Boca Raton, FL - Susan Perry Brockway, 21190 Sweetwater Lane orth, Boca Raton, FL 33 4 28

Clearwater, FL - Ma r ion McAmis G raf, 1301 Fairway Drive, Duned in, FL 34698

Fort Lauderdale, FL - Susan Bu rb ridge Sh eldo n , 8 4 11 Forest Hills Drive ;;rj03, Cora l Sp r ings, FL 33065

Imperial Polk County, FL - Susan Doughty Holmes, #243 1475 Woodlake Drive, Lakeland, FL 33803

Indian River County, FL - Margery Anderson Me rr ill, 4755 4 th S treet, Vero Beach, FL 32968

Miami, FL - Heather H ar ley Koschny, 7690 SW 156th treet, Miami, FL 33157

Naples, FL - Calista Creel Brandt, 34 2 Pin e h urst C ircle, Nap les, FL 33962

Palm Beach County , FL - Jean Salisbury Mill e r , 482 7-D A lde r Dri ve, Wes t Pa lm Beac h , FL 33 41 7

81. Petersburg, FL - Betsey Lurding Beck man n , 301 10th Ave n ue NE, St . Pete rsbu rg, FL 33701

Sarasota-Manatee , FL - Pa trici a Lockhart Stucky, 262 Yacht Harbor Drive, Osprey, FL 34229

Southwest FL - Barbara Bell Ross-Shannon, 6203 Forest Villas Circle, Fort Myers, FL 33908

Stuart Area , FL - Grace Surelan Fazio, 1650 NW Sweet Bay Circle, Palm City, FL 3 4990

Tampa, FL - LaDawn Long Milton, 153 Barrington Drive, Brandon, FL 33511

Theta Province

Alumnae Province President - Dawn Elizabeth Aronoff, MI Delta, 864 Barclay Court, Troy, MI, 48098

Ann Arbor, MI - Kelley Camperman Pucher, 1258 LeForge, =K7, Ypsilanti, MI 48198

Bloomfield Hills , MI - Judith Vanwink le Emerick, 240 Surrey Lane, Rocheste r, MI 48306

Detroit We s t Suburban , MI - Joan Brocklehurst Sharp, 995 o ttingham, Grosse Points, MI 48230

Grand Rapids, MI - Ann Eva Peterso n Broker, 26 5 Cascade Springs Drive SE, Grand Rapids , Ml 49546

Grea te r Lansing, MI - Julie Osterink Hull , 1197 Chartwell Ca rri ageway o rm , East Lansing, MI 48 823

Gro sse Pointe , MI - ancy Schultz Byers, 29210 Grandview, Mt Clemens, Ml 48045

Ja c k son , MI - Barbara Schmitt Curtin, 453 0 Eag le Drive, Jac kso n , Ml 49201

N orth W o od w ard , MI - Michelle Laub

Griffin, 147 Old Pe rch, Roc h este r Hills, MI 48309

Toledo , OH - Carolyn Lake Yemick, 4025 Pickle Road, Oregon, OH 43616

Tra ve r se Bay Area , MI - Barbara Waechter Good, 6789 Franklin Woods Drive , Traverse City, MI 49684

Iota Province

Alumnae Province President - Lois Huston Ro ,I Delta, 188 Loo ko ut Dri ve , Dayton,OH, 45419

Akron , OH - Mrs Bruce Wright, 2949 Silver Lake Blvd , Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44224

Athens , OH - Mary-Elizabeth Lasher Myers, 33 Meadow Lane, Athens, OH 45701

Canton , OH - Nancy Rische Martin , 621 Edgewood Avenue SW, Massillon, OH 44646

Cincinnati, OH - Mary Ponsot Walker, 6376 Kings Arms Way, Fairfield, OH 45014

Cleveland East, OH - Betsy Harris Cantlie, 805 Hanover Road, Gates Mills, OH 44040

Cleveland West, OH - Anne S laman Lynch, 15080 Waterford Drive, orth Royalton, OH 44133

Columbus, OH - Linda Linscott Robe rt, 1674 Roxbury Road, Columbus, OH 43212

Dayton, OH - Patr icia Pasc h Leimer, 533 1 Split Rail, Dayton , OH 45429

Delaware,OH - S usanne Jaklitsch M ussenden, 95 Elizabeth Street # 405, De laware, O H 430 15

Oxford , OH - Marth ann Berry H eard, 6393 Co n t reras Road, Oxfo rd, O H 45056

Portsmouth, OH - Ju lia Smith Wis ni ewski , 201 48 State Route 73, McDermott, O H 45652

Springfield , OH - Cynthia Winter Ater, 1903 Longview Drive, Springfield , OH 45504

Kappa Province

Alumnae Province President - Becky Thomas Yarboro, AL Alpha, 122 Willow R id ge Dr ive, Pe lh am, A L, 35124

Auburn-Ope lika , AL - Margaret Goodm a n Brinkley, 662 East University Drive, Auburn, AL 36830

Birmingham , AL - Lois Flowers Youngb lood , 302 Windsor Drive, Birmingham, AL 35209

Birmingham , AL Career - haron Stewart John ton, 2106 Ridgedale Drive, Birmingham, AL 36244

Chattanooga , TN - Elizabeth Bridge Bailey, 910 Mount Belvoir Drive, Chattan oog a, TN 374 12

Columbus , GA - Deborah Westb rook, 3700 Bridgewater Road #B-3, Columbu , GA 31909

Huntsville , AL - Lucy Lee Bro wn, 2403 Poincianna Street, Huntsville , AL 35801

Knoxville , TN - Dawn Sheeler Fo rd, 1936 Stonebrook Drive , Kn oxv ille , TN 37923

Lime Pigeon , TN - Helen Anderson Lewis , 710 Selma Lane, Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Mobile, AL - ally Dowling Johnson, 57 Wendover Road, Mobile, AL 36608

Montgomery, AL - ancy Scott Mitchell, 2236 Country Drive, Montgo mery , AL 36106

Nas hville, TN - Judith Fingerle Simmons, 1202 Chickering Road, Nashville, TN 37215

Northeas t TN - Elizabeth Cutsinger Bushong, 1511 Kings Row, Johnson City, TN 37604

Pensacola , FL - Frances Ellinor !sern, 825 Bayshore DriveApt 1207 , Warrington, FL 32507

Tuscaloosa, AL - Gail V. Gorday, 95 Fox Run, Tuscal oosa, AL 35406

Lambda Province

Alumnae Province President - Elizabeth Ho lden Karpick, IN Delta, 185 Pathway Lane, West Lafayette, IN , 47906 Fort Wayne, IN - Susan Short Snyder, 2723 Haz lewood, Fort Wayne, IN 46805 Kokomo , IN - Phyllis Carter Stucker, 2310 So uth Wabash, Kokomo, IN 46902 Lafayette, IN - Jane Ode rkirk Thompson, 726 Vine Street, West Lafayette, IN 47906 Michiana, IN.MI - Ba rbara Sc h ut z Kuhny, 2929 Sunnymede, South Bend, IN 46615 Muncie, IN - T resa Cizek H uggins, 907 North Meridian, Eaton, IN 4 7338 Richmond , IN - Eugen ia Mathew Kle in knecht, 9 Parkway Lane, Richmond, IN 47374

Southlake, IN - Paula Phelps Bencie, 655 Yorktown , Crown Point, IN 46307

Valparaiso, IN - Sharon Ronneau Douglas, 404 Was h ingto n Street, Valparaiso, IN 46383

Mu Province

Alumnae Province President - Anne Wells Hayes, IN Gamma, 11076 Spring Mill Lane, Carmel, IN, 46032 Bloomington , IN - Lisa Lahman Carmin, 100 Hampton Court, Bloomington, IN 47401

Columbu s, IN - Rita Mason Selheim, 1071 Butternut Drive, Columbus, IN 47201

Franklin , IN - Patricia Ison Foreman , 108 Pelenor Drive , Franklin, IN 46131

Greater E v an s ville Area, IN - Kathie Bateman McNaughton, 625 Marigold Court, Evansv ille, IN 47712

Indianapolis , IN - Sharon Gustavel Costlow, 7241 Tuliptree Trail, Indianapolis, I 46256

Indianapolis.S.Suburban, IN - Susan Mills Stretchberry, 284 Sunset Boulevard, Greenwood, I 46142 Lexington , KY - Rebecca Riley Stoeckinger, 828 Cahaba Drive, Lexington, KY 40502

Louis ville, KY - Jennifer Jane RoBards, 10213 Parks tone Drive, Louisville, KY 40241

Southeas tern Indiana - Deborah Loudenback Smith, 3592 West County Road 500 S, Greensburg, IN 47240

N u Provi n ce

Alumna e P rovince P resid e n t - Jerilyn

Price Simak, IL Theta, 1460 North Summit Street, Wheaton, IL, 60187

Arlington H e igh ts, lL - Sharon Rather Moore, 607 orch Walnut Lane, chaumburg, IL 60194

Chicago South Suburban - Mary Biddle Carr, 1300 Placenti, Chicago Heights, IL 60411

C hicago W es t Suburb a n , IL - Frances Ott

Colby, 830 Robinhood Lane, La Grange, IL 60525

Chicago Wind y Ci ty, IL - Amy Jo Hemmingsen, #611 3660 North Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL 60613 - Laura Carrell Curran, 2701 Thayer Street, Evanston, IL 60201

DuPage County , IL - Patricia Ell ig Keevil, 23 West 076 Kings Court, Glen Ellyn , IL 60137

Fox River Valley , IL - Christina Lopinski Barrett, 1132 Halladay, Batavia, IL 60510

Glen Ellyn.Wheaton , IL - Glenda Mika Dailey, 135 Arlington Avenue, Elmhurst, IL 60126

Hinsdale.Naperville , lL - Mary Caroline Jones Ascher, 171 Twin Oaks Drive, Oak Brook, IL 60521

Lake County , lL - Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman, 2253 H eathercliffe, LibertyVille, IL 60048

Lake Shore, IL - Susan Elizabeth Steen, 920 H awthorne Lane, North brook, IL 60062

North Shore, IL - Barbara Coo ns Co n nelly, 3 1 The Court of Cobblestones, Northbrook, IL 60062

Oak Park. River Forest, lL - A lison Skarda laValley, 451 Wenbriar Square, Addison , IL 60101

Xi Province

Alumnae Province President - Elizabeth Dav is Vance, IL Alp h a, PO Box 547, Oquawka, IL, 61 469

Alton.Edwardsville , IL - Dorothy Sy lveste r Hine, 5208 Dover Drive, Godfrey, IL 62035

Avon.Bushnell , IL - Anne Eckley Haynes, 21 Sunset Lane, Bu hnell , IL 61422

Belleville Area , IL - Beth Campana Lenz, 334 Hazel Avenue, Belleville, IL 62223

Bloomington.Normal IL - Lynnelle Corley Piercy, 59 Wesley Street Mallingham Subdivision, Downs, IL 61736

Champaign.Urbana , IL - Joanne Bresee Fo ley , 32 Lake Park, Champaign, IL 61821

Decatur, IL - Betty Traver Zeaman, # 10 Eighth Drive, Decatur , IL 62521

Galesburg , IL - Judith S. Tapper, 131 Selden Street, Galesburg, IL 61401

Monmouth , IL - Helen Adair Hayes, RR 3, Monmouth, IL 61462

Peoria , IL - Mary Buchele Johnso n, 522 Northern Oaks Drive, Groveland, IL 61535

Southern Illino is - Peggy Ann Logan Currie, PO Box 452, Cambria, IL 62915

Springfie ld , lL - Alison Parchman Howard, 2000 Oak Creek Road, Springfield, IL 62704

Omicro n Prov in ce

Alumnae Province Pres ident - Kitsie Barkley Roth, LA Beta, 6039 Camp Street, New Orleans, LA, 70118

Al e xandria , L A - Kristina Lar en McBride, 3009 Elliot Street, Alexandria, LA 71301

Baton Roug e, LA - Susan Dietrich Rolfs, 3055 Tyrone Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70808

Hatti es burg, M S - Connie French Worrel , 915 Adeline Street, Hattie burg, MS 39402

Jackso n , MS - Cathy Collin Bowles, 315 Meadow Lark Lane , Jackson , M 39213

Lafayette, L A - Sally Brockschmidt Herpin , 214 Woodbluff, Lafayette, LA 70503

Lak e Charles, LA - Elizabeth Spiller Mclaughlin, R #8 Box 598, Lake Charles, LA 70605

Louisiana North s hore - Elizabeth Smith Satterlee, 110 Maringouin, Mandeville, LA 70448

Meridian, MS - Charlotte Poole Chaney, PO Box 156, Hickory, MS 39332

Monroe, LA - Martha Bums Upshaw, 2010 North Third, Monroe, LA 71201

New Orlean s , LA - Sharon Parker Talley, 552 1 Atlanta Street, New Orleans, LA 70115

Shreveport, LA - Lynn McCary Thomas, 1518 Mallard Circle, Shreveport, LA 71106

Pi Province

Alumnae Province President - Martha S h erman M a lsbary, IN Delta, N41 W32941 Neptune Bight, Nashotah, WI, 53058 Beloit, WI - Joan Laugh ran, 6 Lake Sum merset Road, Davis , IL 610 19

Cedar Rapids, IA - Sara Rhode Sauter, 2507 W h it e Eag le Trail SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52403

Greater Grand Forks, NO - Patricia McB r ide Leonard, 615 NW 13th, East Grand Fo rks, MN 56721

I owa C ity , IA - Te resa Ha mil to n Garrett, 34 H unters Place, Iowa City , lA 52246

Madison, WI - Elizabeth Aldrich Mac Kenzie, 922 Shasta Drive, Madison, WI 53704

Milwaukee , WI - Ell en Kasimatis T omsh, 1264 River Park Circle E, Mukwonago , WI 53149

Minneapolis , MN - Sara Wareham Waggoner, 685 Olive Lane, Plym o uth, MN 55447

Quad Cities, lL-1A - Shawn Marie Larsen, 1210 20th Street, Rock Island, IL 61201

Rockford , lL - Judy Gibson Fisher, 5576 Raspberry Trail, Rockford, IL 61114

S. Sub.Minneapolis/St. Paul , MNKathryn Ritts Breitbarth, 704 Summer Lane, Saint Paul, MN 55123

St. Paul , MN - Nancy Earle Erickson, 1640 Tamberwood Trail, Woodbury, MN 55125

Waukesha County Wiscon sin - Elizabeth VanGinkel Winterhalter, 3020 Cone View Lane, Waukesha, WI 53188

Winnipeg Area , MB - Donna Hedle y Frend, 111 Lodge Avenue, Winnepeg, MB R3J OR6, CANADA

Rh o Pro vi nc e

Alumnae Province Presid e n t - Martha McWilliams Weishahn, ME Alpha, 5101 Washington, Lincoln, NE, 68506

Ame s, IA - ancy Higley Grabau, 509 South Story, Boone, IA 50036

Black Hills , SD - Keiz Larson Shultz, 3301 Flint Drive, Rapid City, SO 57702

D es Moin es, IA - Chanrry Maxwell DeVries, 112 South 32nd Street, West Des Moines, IA 50265

Indianola , IA - Jo Stark Edd y, 512 orth G Street, Indianola, IA 50125

Linco ln , NE - Debra Pilling Hicks, 1940 Yorkshire Court, Lincoln, E 68506

Mt. P lea san t, IA - Martha Hayes, 400 West Clay, Mt. Pleasant, IA 52641

O m a ha , NE - Teresa H afner Teut ch, PO Box 12456, Omaha, NE 68112

Sio ux Ci ty, I A - Cynthia Hoover C lark , 3408 South Coral, Sioux City, I A 51 106

Si oux Falls , SD - Renee Manni o n Richardso n, #318 4308 E. 18th, Sioux Falls, SO 57103

Si gm a Pr ov inc e

Alumnae Provin c e Pre sident - Jean Challinor Hall, KS Alpha, 8120 Granada, Prairie Village, KS, 66208

Columbia , MO - Isabel Macleod Burggraaff, 707 Thilly Avenue, Columbia, MO 65203

Hutchin son , K S - Mary Weston, 40 Tomahawk, Hutchinson, KS 67502

Kan sa s Ci ty, KS - Mary Lynn Rogers Holbrook, 11101 West 119th Terrace, Overland Park, KS 66213

Kansas City , MO/Shawn ee Mis sion , K S -

Kilmeny Dunne Jackson, 4047 West 124th Terrace, Leawood, KS 66209

Kan sa s City , MO/Shawn ee Mis sion , K S N ight - Cynthia Rice Svec, 8018 Lakeview Avenue , Lenexa, KS 66219 Lawrence , KS - Jacquelyn Johnson Ferguson, 4701 Carmel Place, Lawrence, KS 66047

Manhattan, K S - Janet Howe Daniels, 1720 Humbo ldt, Manhattan, KS 66502

S t. Joseph, MO - Debra Knierim Stubb lefie ld, 1009 South 7th, Savannah, M064485

St. Louis , MO - Mary Horton Sidwell, 7375 Westmoreland Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130 Springfield, MO - Mary Meyer Craven, 1633 So uth Raford Drive, Springfield, MO 65809

Topeka, KS - Martha Bohannon Underwood, 3513 A lameda, Topeka, KS 66614

Wichita, KS - Jeannette Chand ler Randle, 954 Back Bay Boulevard, Wichita, KS 67203

Tau Prov ince

Alumnae Provinc e President - Jane Bonady Watson, AR Alpha, 494 East Racquet Club, Memphis, TN 38117

C onway, AR - Becky Williams Williams , 3101 W ill ow Run, Conway, AR 72032

Eastern Arkan sas - Deborah Boyd Sharp, 116 Valley Drive, Helena, AR 72342 Forres t City , A R - Patricia Brown Long , 346 Yorktown, Forrest City, AR 72335 Fort S mith, A R - Annette Pearson Gean, 807 South 25th Street, Fort Smith, AR 72901

Hot Spring s, AR - Mary Douglass Dalby, 710 Quapaw Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901

Jone s boro Are a, AR - Dixie Regenold Hubbard, 2510 Rosewood, Jonesboro, AR 72401

Little Rock , AR - Mary Boreing Dillard, #6 Edgehill Road, Little Rock, AR 72207

Memphis , T N - Mary Anne Hicky MacDonald, 1058 Humphrey Oaks Circle, Memphis, TN 38120

Northwes t Arkansas - Sheryl Sandlin, 407 South East Avenue, Fayetteville, AR 72701

Oxford.U n iversity, MS - Gail Tait Graves, 217 St. Andrews Circle, Oxford, MS 38655 Texarkana, A R·TX - Linda Rochelle Lee, RT 14, Box 157, Tex arkana, TX 75501

T upe lo , M S - Merritt-Lee Bank Herring, 1011 Cleveland Street, Tupel o, MS 38801

Upsi lon P r ovi n ce

Alumn a e P rovince P resid e nt - Sue Poppe

Looney, KS Alpha, 7721 South H a rvard Place, Tulsa, OK, 74136

Bartlesville, OK - Rebecca Windle Hoove r , 2919 Ridge Court, Bartlesv ille, OK 74006

E nid , OK - Joan Shaw Smith, 1620 North Oakwood Road, Enid, OK 73703

Ka y Coun ty .Ponca C ity, OK - Janet Lembke Helton, 1304 Quail Lane, Ponca City, OK 74604

Muskoge e, OK - Kathleen Munn Martin, Rt 1 Box 95, Stigler, OK 74462

S tillw a te r , OK - Mary Lewi s Warren, 824 Oakridge, Stillwater, OK 74074

Tulsa , OK - Susan Parks Domblaser, 3943 South Delaware Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74105

Phi Prov in ce

Alumna e P rovince Presid e nt - Sue Ann White Hyde, OK Alpha, 6600 N. Hillcre t Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK, 73 116 Ardmore , OK - Susan McBride Cowlbeck, 1317 McLish, Ardmore, OK 73401

Edmond , OK - Janet Gibson Hoppe, 3236 Raintree Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73120

Denton, TX - Janet Boyd Mamaclay, 7925 Tree Leaf Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76123

Dunc an, OK - Maurine Snider Sullivan , 2309 Fa irway, Duncan, OK 73533

Lawton·Fort Sill, OK - Danna Wigington Bross, 7013 SW Stradford Avenue, Lawton, OK 73505

Norman , OK - Regina Morgan Smith, 621 Shadow Grove Court, Norman, OK 73072

Oklahoma City, OK - Sarah Ware Hoch, 1708 Drakestone, Oklahoma City, OK 73120

Paul' s Valley , OK - Deborah Detamore Harper, 233 High land Road, Pauls Valley, OK 73075

Sherman.Denison , TX - Susan Weber Munson, 911 South Fairbanks, Denison, TX 75020

Wichita Falls , TX - Jo-Alice Nichols Davis, 4406 Ridgemont, Wichita Falls, TX 76309

Ch i Pr ov inc e

Alumnae Province Presid e nt - Norma Richardson Loughridge, TX Beta, 2637 Boyd Avenue, Fort Worth, TX, 76109

Arlington , TX - Mimi Hebert Wright, 4808 Villa Vera, Arlington , TX 76017

Dallas , TX - Anne Mewhinney Monning, 3601 Amherst, Dallas, TX 75225

Dallas, TX Junior Da y - Paige Rippey Baten, 4332 Beverly, Dallas, TX 75205

Dallas , TX Junior Night - Margaret Harder, 7020 Hursey, Dallas, TX 75205

East Texas - Helen Thomas Martin , #3 Huntington Street, Longview, TX 75601

Fort Worth , TX - Terri Watso n Willoughby, 3901 Summercrest, Ft Worth, TX 76109

Marshall, TX - Suzanne Watson Planchard, 402 Yates, Marshall, TX 75670

Metrocres t, TX - Kathryn Ko ntor, 3918 Holland Avenue #108, Dallas, TX 75219

Mid. C ities, TX - Karen H outc hen Vering, 3106 Glen Dale Drive, Colleyville, TX 76034

Ric h ardson.Plano, TX - Johnnie Hughes Hatfield, 5328 Seascape Lane, Plan o, TX 75093

So u thwest D allas Co u nty, TX - ancy Sharpf Gilgrist, 926 Clint Smith, Duncanville, TX 76137

Ty ler, TX - Sharlotte Jeffcoat Bradley , 6901 Hollytree Circle, Tyler, TX 75703

Waco, TX - Susan Berger Oswalt, 10 Spanish Oak, Waco, TX 76710

Psi Prov inc e

Alumnae Provinc e Pre sid e nt - Pamela Sprowl Diehl, IN Delta, 19811 Summerset Way, Houston, TX, 77094

A u s tin, TX - Flora Louise Tyler, PO Box 50485 , Austin, TX 78763

Bay Area , TX - Mary Wingard Keathley, 1939 Ramada Drive, Hou ston, TX 77062

B e aumont, TX - Camilla Hightower Thompson, 2435 Evalon, Beaumont, TX 77702

Brazos V alley, TX - Susan Hinshaw Doss, 4310 Birchcrest, Bryan, TX 77802

C onroe.Huntsville.Woodlands, TX - Ann George Johnson, 264 Springs Edge, Montgomery, TX 77356

Corpus Christi , TX - Cristia Gues Thomas, 4942 Greenbriar, Corpus Christi, TX 78413

C yp ress Cree k NW Hous ton , TXMelanie Decker Scullin, 22706 Tra il Wood Lane, Tomba ll , TX 77375

East Fort Bend County , TX - Nancy Calhoun White, 2438 Parkwood Lane, Sugarland, TX 77479

Harlingen.Browns ville , TX - Sarah Allen Ferris, 718 Caro Circle Rt 4, Harlingen, TX 78550

Hidalgo County, TX - Amy Beth Waring Frase, 1209 Gardenia, McAllen, TX 78501

Houston, TX - Pene lope Pettit Moore, 2212 Welch, Houston , TX 77019

Houston , TX Junior - Amce She lton Duytsc h aever, 10226 Olympia, Housto n , TX 77042

Katy , TX - Beth Belcher Djalali, 19715 Card iff Park Lane, Houston, TX 77094

Kingwood Area , TX - Marie Williams Halvauis, 5215 Manor Glen, Kingwood, TX 77339

Vic toria , TX - Judy VanAken Taylor, Rt 4 Box 15A, Yorktown, TX 78164

Ome ga Prov inc e

Alumna e Province Pres iden t - Lyn S Arnot Clark, TX Alpha, 3 Chaparral, Breckenridge, TX, 76424

Abilene , TX - Susan Tippen Montgomery , 2213 Brookhollow, Abilene, TX 79605

Albuquerqu e, NM - Kristin Browning Johnson, Po Box 683, Sandia Park, NM 87047

Amarillo , TX - Lisa Erwin Darnell, RR 1, Box 570, Amarillo, TX 79106

El Paso , TX - Barbara Sykes Aksamit, 1315 Rim Road, EI Paso, TX 79902

Hill Country , TX - Ann Hendryx Skipper, PO Box 381, Hunt , TX 78024

Las Cruces, NM - Jo Ann Stryker Grandle, 2998 East Majestic Terrace, La Cruces, NM 88001

Lub boc k , TX - Kathy Lanham Wessels, 4508 13Th Street, Lubbock , TX 79416

Mexico City, MX - Patricia Atkin Bano, General Mendez 3, 11830 Mexico OF , MEXICO

Midland, TX - Debra Johnson

Westmoreland, 200 Drive, Midland, TX 79701

R oswe ll , NM - Sallyanna McCord Fisher, 600 Tierra Berrenda, Roswell, NM 88201

San Ange lo,TX - Amy Hail Iron, 1418 West Avenue 0, San Angelo, TX 76901

Sa n An t onio,TX - Elizabeth Shelton Montgomery, 211 East Nottingham Place, San Antonio, TX 78209

Alph a - Beta Pro v inc e

Alumnae Province Pre sident - Alison Hennig Moore , FL Gamma, 2525 Sycamore, Colo rado Springs, CO, 80906

Boulder, CO - Stacy Douglass Wagner, 3119 Bell Drive, Boulder, CO 80301

Bozeman, MT - Florence Hodge McCarthy, 34 H itching Post Road, Bozeman, MT 59715

Calgary , AB - Amelia Randle Pal, 2020 Crocus Road NW, Calgary, AB T2L OZ8, CANADA

Cas per , WY - Bobette Brown, 2021 Rustic PI, Casper, WY 82604

Cheyenne , WY - Sammy Jay Ayala, 2222 Seymour Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Colorado Rocky Mountain - Jane Campbell Brashear, PO Box 694, Av on, CO 81620

Colorado Springs, CO - Patric ia Mundt Nixon, 2995 Inspiration Drive, Colorado Sp rings, CO 80917

Colorado Spring s, CO E v ening - T ammy Badger Lemmer, 3538-0 North Carefree Circle, Colorado Springs, CO 80917

Denver, CO - Joyce Hudson Metz, 9561 East Grand Avenue, Eng lewood, CO 80111

Edmonton , AB - Karen Christine Girguli s, 28 St. Georges Crescent, Edmonton , AB T5N 3M7, CANADA

Evergreen , CO - Virginia Beuthel Leitz, 31883 Torrey Pine Circle Hiw an Go lf, Evergreen, CO 80439

Fort Collins , CO - Joan Smit h Kane, 1448 Lakeshore Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525

Jefferson County , CO - Jill Remington Powers, 2207 Cheyenne Street, Golden, CO 80401

Laramie , WY - Cheryl Caton Burnett, 411 South 4th Street, Laramie, WY 82070

Northern Colorado - Julie Webster Webster , 4204 West 22nd Strret Road, Greeley, CO 80634

Pueblo , CO - Laurie Ernst Clark, 45 Verdosa Drive, Pueblo, CO 81005

Alph a G a mm a Prov in ce

Alumnae P ro vin ce Pres ide nt - Joy Vanasse Goodenough, WA Beta, 3932 West Barrett Street, Seattle, W A, 98199

Anc h o rage, AK - Vicki Smith Ross, 2119 McKenzi e Drive, Anchorage, AK 99517

B e lle vu e -Eastsid e, W A - Julie Ann Jacobson, 4017 33rd Avenue W , Seattle, WA 98199

Boise , lD - Andrea Noland Lange, 5556 o rth Columbine Place, Boise, ID 83704

K e nt- A uburn , W A - Jennifer Lynn Olness, 22 516 SE 304th Place, Kent, WA 98042

Oly mpia , W A - Jennifer H a ll Isaacson, 2843 Cooper Point Road NW, Olympia, WA 98502

Seattle, WA - Marian Brown Middleton, 14015 NE 62nd Street, Redmond, W A 98052

Spo kan e, WA - ell Borden Young, West 1518 7Th Avenue #5, Spokane, WA 99204

Tac om a, W A - Catherine Sharp Kre ll, 29330 129th Avenue SW, Vashon, WA 98070

V an c ouve r , B C - Jean McDougall Murph y, 6050 Athlone Street, Vancouver, BC V6M 3A4,CANADA

Walla Walla , W A - Carmen Snitily Sirmon, 924 Shasta Drive, Walla W a lla, WA 99362

Wenatchee , WA - Suzanne Curtis, 220 "cn Street SW, Quincy, WA 98848

Yakima , W A - Rosalie Smith Watters, 7805 Poplar View Way, Yakima, WA 98908

Alpha- Delta Provinc e

Alumnae Province President - Penny White Mayer, NV Alpha, 105 1 Glen Meadow Drive, Sparks, NV, 89434

Corvallis, OR - Lynne Morphew Neville, 7575 NW Mcdonald Place, Corvallis, OR 97330

Eugene , OR - Lois Patterson Smith, 4444 Paddock Drive, Euge n e, OR 97405

Lake Oswego-Dunthorpe , OR - Mari Lou Psmogios Diamond, 4141 Bird Bill Court, Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Las Vegas , NV - Jaymie Morris

Bodensteiner, 908 Pro Players Dr ive, Las Vegas, NV 89134

Portland, OR - Joy Jeffers Johnston, PO Box 80623, Portland, OR 97280

Reno, NV - Juli e Kra t er Dunl ap, 44 54 Summer Drive, Oceanside , CA 92506

Sacramento , CA - Mary Jo Fanning Ma ly, 1363 44th Street, Sacramento, CA 958 19 Salem, OR - Mary Quigley George, 5385 Bundy Avenue North, Keizer, OR 97303

Salt Lake City , UT - Garnett Griffi ths, 415 South 1300 East, Salt Lake Ciry, UT 84102 Stanislaus County , CA - Karen Rietjens Keats, 1030 Ulrich Avenue, Modesto, CA 95350

Alpha- Ep silon Province

Alumnae Province Pres ident - Mary Kah lenberg Schroeder, IL Epsilon, 4284 W ood land Shadows Place, Santa Rosa, CA, 95404

Berkele y -Ea st Bay, CA - Karma Stephens Ro berts , 5432 Carlton Street, Oakland, CA 94618

C e ntral San Joaquin V alley, C A - Teresa Guilfoil W agstaff, 5555 N orth W est #108, Fre sn o, CA 93711

Contra Co sta , C A - Patricia Rudy Fleet, 932 Redwood Drive, Danville, CA 94526

Marin Coun ty, C A - Dorothy Jorge nso n Williams, 25 Oak Springs Drive, San Anselmo, CA 94960

Mo n terey P e nins ula , CA - Barbara Huston Miller, 4145 T o land o Tra il , Carme l , CA 93923

Palo Alto , CA - Christine Davis James, 4060 El Cerrito Road, Palo Alto, CA 94306

San Fran cisco, CA - Suzanne Britt Ca thra ll, 2928 Pine Street. an Francisco. CA 94115

San Jo se, CA - Deborah Coburn Rice, 13401 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road, Saratoga, CA 95070

San Mateo County, CA - Joyanne Wolf Paquette, 602 Port mouth Lane, Fo ter City, CA 94404

V alley of the Moon, CA - Annabel Pagan Blakey, 2331 Morningside Circle, Santa Rosa, CA 95405

Alph a- Ze t a Prov ince

Alumna e Pro vince Presid ent - Ellie Moore Merrick , IL Beta-Delta, 3200 Poinsettia Avenue, Manha ttan Beach, CA, 90266

Antelope Vall ey, CA - Merica Shawver Edwards , 44040 North Halc o mb, Lancaster, CA 93536

Bakersfield, CA - Nancy Fogle Poll ard, 600 New Stine Roa d #25, Bakersfield, CA 93309

Central Orange County, CA - Colette Glenn Bukow, 27341 Via Amistoso, Mission Viejo, CA 92692

Glendale , CA - Marguerite Sater Cameron, 3323 Sparr Boulevard, G lenda le, CA 91208

La Canada, CA - Nancy H untley Thompson, 5022 Crown Avenue, La Canada, CA 91011

Long Beach , CA - Margo Wilton Lesser, 5315 Canter bury Drive, Cypress, CA 90630

Los Angeles-Santa Monica, CA - V irg inia Page Love, 1945 Linda Flora Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90077

Los Angeles-Santa Monica, CA EveningCandi Parks Gershuni, 336 Colbert Ave n ue, Los Angeles, CA 90066

Pasadena , CA - Wi n slow Coyne Reitnouer , 1305 Wave rl y Road, San Marino, CA 91108

Pasadena, CA Evening - Kathe Flaherty Bures, 743 Kerns Ave nue, San Gabriel , C A 91775

San Fernando Valley , CA - Jaimie Manheim Sennett, 19936 Community Street, Winnetka, CA 91306

Santa Barbara, CA - Tiffany A n n Damron, 1076 Fa irway Road, Santa Barbara , CA 93108

South Bay , CA - Janet Burson Watters, 26711 Hawkhurst Drive, Rancho Pa los Verdes, CA 90274

South Coast, CA - Patricia Tinkham Sparkuhl, 2623 Raqueta, Newport Beach, CA 92660

South Coast , C A Junior - Katie McCormick Shreve - 104 Oakcliff Drive, Laguna Nigu e l, CA 92677

South Coast , CA Ev ening - Linda Josi Ball, 24872 Avenid a Avalon, Lagun a Hills, 92653

Ventura C oun ty, C A - Barbara Kelle y Ewing, 189 Camino La Madera, Camarillo, CA 93010

Whittier Area , C A - Doris Meredith Hescox, 3312 Heatherfield Drive, Haciend a Hei ghts, CA 91745

Alph a -Et a Prov in ce

Al umnae Provin ce Pres id e nt - Ann Denker Webster, AR Alpha, 2667 Caminito Prad o, La Jo ll a, CA, 92037

Del Sol North , C A - Ann Tayl or Farle y, 749 San Mari o Drive, Solana Beach, CA 92075

H o nolulu , H I - Peggy Meggs White, 2373 H oomaha Way. Ho n o lulu HI 96822

La Jolla , CA - Marcia McCalla, 64 I 5 Muirlands Drive, La Jo ll a, CA 92037

N orth San Diego , C A - Peggy Sanderson Bevan, 15637 G Avenida Alcachofa, San Diego, CA 92128

Palm Sp rings -Desert Cities, CA - Dorothy Millett Moore, 74339 Old Prospector Trail, Palm Desert, CA 92260

P hoe nix, AZ - Germaine Lea Switzer, 1880 East Morten #109, Phoenix, AZ 85020

Ri v ersid e, C A - Charlotte Haskell Huber , 549 2 Argyle Way, Riverside, CA 92506

San Diego , CA - De Ann Wright Reynolds, 2555 Plum Street, San Diego, CA 92106

San Diego , CA Junior - Pam T oo ley Barnet , 7699 Palmilla Drive 'd315, San Diego, CA 92122

Tucson , AZ - Gloria Sloan Gooder, 6678 East Valle di Cadore, Tucson, AZ 85715

International Club

Puerto Rico - Suzanne Muniz T o masini, Himalya 238 Monterre y, Ri o Piedras, Puerto Rico 00926

Pi Phi Pockets

London , England - Diane Carruth Knox , 50 Easton Mews South, London, SW1 W 9HR Fort Walton Beach, FL - Mrs. W. F. Mantey , III Meigs Dr. , Shalimar, FL 32579

Charlotte County, FL - Elizabeth James, 4526 Fa ll on Circle, Port Charlotte, FL 33948

South Central Ohio - Su an Cruse Natoli, 154 Skyline Drive, Waverly , OH 45690

Greencasde, IN - Becca Moore, 72 4 East Seminary, Greencastle, IN 46135 Murray, KY - Jane Scott Sisk, Route 6, Box 17, Murray, KY 4 2071

Owensboro, KY - T e rr i Rh odes Coke, 10435 H wy. 81, Utica, KY 42376

Terre Haute, IN - Vi rginia Nelson Combs, 2850 Windthrop Road , Terre H aute, IN 47802

Grand Island, NE -R uth Dearing Beliles, 2416 Rive rside Drive , Grand Island, NE 68801

Ha ys, K S - Cheryl Campbell Jeter, 1117 Oakmont, Hays, KS 67601

J e ffe rson City , MO - Amy Walz Freeman , 1324 Roseview Drive Jefferson City, MO 65101

C rittend e n Coun ty, AR - Pam Wild y Brackin, 810 Arlington, West Memphis , AR 72301

Little R e d River , AR - Rivers Biford Shaw, 419 Lee St., Heber Springs, AR 72543

O sceola , AR - Anita Edrington McCarty, 119 East Drive, Osceola, AR 72370

Searc y, AR - Fran Wood Key, #2 Ute Place , Searcy, AR 72143

W y nne , AR - Murray Smith Johnson , 14 Wynnewood , Wynne, AR 72396

Sapulpa , OK - Terri Wisor Collins , 411 North Hodge, Sapulpa, OK 74066

Ada , OK - Mary Mclaurin Deen, 1010 S. Constant, Ada, OK 74820

Clinton-Weatherford , OK - Anne Avery Denney, 1001 Cedar, Weat h erford, OK 73096

Midwest City , OK - Joanne Kelly Quinn, 3401 Be ll a Vista Drive, Midwest City , OK 73110

Southeastern Oklahoma - Martha Williamson Manahan, 907 North 10th Street, D urant, OK 74701

Carrollton & Farmers Branch, TX - Mrs. Judy Carg ill , 3221 Rolling Knoll, Da ll as, TX 75234

Lufkin, TX - Harriet Duncan Tamminga, 1500 Woodberry, Lufkin, TX 75901

Temple , TX - Rena McGraw Baisden, 804 South 25th Street, Temple, TX 76504

Northeast Texas - LeAnn t ames Barbee, 2830 Oak Creek, Paris, TX 76560

Brec k e nridg e, TX - Michele Hi ckey Arnot, 1302 West Walker, Breckenridge, TX 76424

Graham , T X - Ann Chiles Graham, 1510 Oak Forest Drive, Graham, TX 76046

Odess a , TX - Leslie Benson Seglem, 8205 San Diego t., Odessa, TX 79765

Pampa , TX - Linda Brumley Johnso n , 2516

Chestnut, Pampa, TX 79065

Durango, CO -Jackie Robinson-Wyatt, 143 Riverside Drive, Durango, CO 81301

Este s Park, CO - Mary Hay Bauer, Box 1576, Estes Park, CO 80517

Bremerton-Kitsap County , WA - Patricia Sinclair Coleman, 2621 Fircrest PI. S.E ., Port Orchard, W A 98366

Skagit.Camano , WA - Julianne Vanasse Vaux, 5108 Heather Dr ., Anacortes, WA 98221

Central Oregon , OR - Lee Cook Cuyler, 20435 Steamboat , Bend, OR 97702

Chico , CA - Lisa Merlo Pappas, 19 Pebblewood Commons, Chic o, CA 95926

Twin Sisters , CA - Suzanne Dopkins Thompson, 340 Peach Tree Ave. , Vacaville, CA 95688

Carnation Circle s

Cape Cod, MA - Elizabeth Hewins Gallagher, Morningside, Tonset Rd. , Orleans, MA 02653

Green Valley, AZ - Scotti C o ler , 991 W. Vuetta del Yaba, Gree n Valley , AZ 85614

Sun City, AZ - Mary Carol Pick Ste iner, 13319 Ballad Drive, Sun City West, AZ 85375

Sun Lakes, AZ - Sally Chose Brockman, 10515 East Mic hi gan, Su n Lakes, A Z 852 4 8

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Tennessee Betas from the class of 1953 celebrated their 40th reunion at Vanderbilt University . A record 15 women were in attendance.

The Cypress Creek Northwest Houston Alumnae Club celebrated Founders' Day with a lunch on the grounds of Girls' Country, their philanthropic charity. Members from the nearby Conroe Huntsvi lle Woodlands Alumnae Club joined in on the luncheon. The afternoon included a Golden Arrow ceremo ny for Elizabeth Metcalfe , Illinois Beta-Delta.

The Oak Park-River Forest Alumnae Club was honored to have three new Golden Arrows at their Founders' Day celebration in April. The club presented Monna Probst Densmore, Wisconsin Beta; Virginia Robie Cassin, Wisconsin Gamma; and JoAnn Kesler Brooks, Illin ois Zeta with their 50-year pins. All three attended high school together, p ledged Pi Phi, and have remained active together in the Oak Park-River Forest Alumnae Club throughout the years.

At the Dorothy Weaver Morgan Alumnae Club's Founders' Day celebration, the Dorothy W eave r Morgan Al umn ae Award was presented to Janet Hemphill Jenkins, Nebra ska Beta. The award was presented by Melinda Morgan, daughter of Dorothy We aver Morgan. This award is presented annually to an alum member ba ed o n leadership, promoting ideals of Pi Phi, reliability, initiative , consistent contribution to the club, and loyalty.

The Raymond Group, Inc., a Virginia realty firm, was named the Small Bu si ness of the Year for 1993 by the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce. The annual awa rd recognizes the firm that best exemplifies the

President of the Northeast Tennessee Alumnae Club

Liz Cutsinger Bushong, Indiana Delta, and Golden Arrow member Dorothy Douglass Dickey, Florida Alpha, enjoy the club' s Founders' Day celebration.

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Applications available through Central Office or your alumnae club president

ideals of small business and best serves as a role model for others. Mary Lou Humphreys Raymond , the firm's founder and principal broker, is a Missouri Gamma .

Th e New Haven Alumnae Club presented Barbara North Pearsall, Connecticut Alpha, with her Golden Arrow pin.

Dorothy King Jones, Ohio Beta , contributed this story about the Daytona Beach Area Alumnae Club's Founders' Day celebration at the historic Live Oak Inn. Sitting opposite Nancy Harvey Newton, Pennsylvania Alpha, was Eleanor Molesworth German, New York Delta. Eleanor had been li ving in France for so me years and had just returned to rejoin the group. In discussion of Pi Phi matters, Elean o r mentioned that she had lost her pin her sop homore year and had never had another. Nancy unpinned her pin and presented it to Eleanor. There was hardly a dry eye in the place. Nancy, having n o o ne to give the pin to, had intended sending it to Central Office until she met Eleanor. What a happy time of Pi Phi sha ring! It was especially touching for the nine Golden Arrow Pi Phis present.

After 20 exciting and successful years as an investment banker, Tennessee Beta Camilla Dietz Bergeron has had a change of careers She started her own antique and period jewelry company. Realizing that more and more women are relying on wardrobe and fashion consultants to put themselves together, Camilla felt she could take her love of jewelry and turn it into a business. She shops for jewels mostly in Europe and in the states, but sometimes in such remote places as Bali. She began showing her collection to small groups of women in her apartment. Camilla now makes presentations to various groups and will be visiting the Southern Fairfield County Alumnae Club this fall.

Many a lumn ae h e lped Nevada Alpha Lori Boudreau celebrate h er initiation. Psi Collegiate Province President Jane Fitzpatrick Boudreau attended her daughter's initiation at the Univer ity of Nevada. Also present were Susan Fitzpatrick McKelvie, Lori's aunt who made a specia l trip from Anchorage, Alaska, Psi Alumnae Province President Penny White Mayer , and her daughter Christina Mayer . Jan Shrader Falk, Nebraska Beta , has been named Omaha's Panhe ll enic Alumnae Woman of the Year. Her fraternity service at all level s was cited, including eleven years on the Nebraska Beta House Corporation Board, 30 years active service to the Omaha Alumnae Club and six year as Pi Phi's National Parliamentarian

Six G o lden Arro ws we re h o n o red a t th e Nashville, Tennessee

Alumnae Club's Fo unders' Day ce lebra ti o n Th ey are: Virg ini a G a mm a Ja n

Free r S ca ntl e bury , T e nn es ee Alph a Ma ry Edith Grego ry Hu gg in , T e nn ess e e Beta Nin a Ma rga re t Sc hutt Fr ee ma n , T e nn essee Be t a A zil e Whitte more Winn , T e nnessee Be t a J a n e H as we ll S ui gga rt, Ari zo n a Alph a M a ry Schulb ach C a rtwri ght. Ab se nt from the G o lden Arrow fe stiviti es was Alab a ma Alp h a Je a n Ke ll er He a rd.

Wisconsin Gamma Marion

White Lardner , a kindergarten te a cher from Ro ck Isla nd , Illin o is, rece ntl y rece ive d th e Pres id e nt ia l A wa rd fo r Exce ll e n ce in Sc ie nc e a n d Ma th T eac hin g . Sh e was p rese nt ed with $ 7,500 from the N a ti o n a l S c ie n ce Fo und a ti o n , with instructi o n s to spe nd it o n wh a tev e r she thinks will se rve h e r stud e nts bes t Fo ur el e ment ary t eac h e rs fro m ea ch st a t e win th e awa rd each

yea r. Th e a wa rd is pr ese nt ed in W as hin gton D .C. , wh e re th e Pre id e nt , me mb e rs of Co n gre s a nd educ a ti o n lea d e rs fro m across th e n a ti o n th ank th e t ea ch e rs fo r th e ir d evo ti o n

Tenne ss ee Delta Rita Santi

Griv ich was rece ntl y awa rd ed th e Th a nks to T eac h e r Aw a rd a lo n g with fo ur o th e r t eac h e r in th e Mid- So uth . Thi s pr es ti g io us a wa rd recog ni zes th ose t ea chers wh o e exce ll e n ce in t eac hing a nd dedic a tio n to se rv ic e goes a bo ve a nd be yo nd th e ca ll of duty . Rit a was selected from o ver 1,500 n o m ine es. Rit a te a che a t Whit e St a ti o n Hi gh Sch oo l in Me mphi s wh e re she is th e fo und e r a nd directo r o f th e D ea f Dr a ma C lub , a perfo rm a n ce cl ub fu r h ea rin g a nd h ea ring-impa ired st ud e n ts. Thi s is th e o nl y suc h clu b in th e Mid -So uth and th e o ld es t Deaf Dr a m a C lub . Th e fo urth ge n era ti o n in t h e fa mily of Glad ys Phillip s Bon was initi a ted into Wyoming Alpha . Th e first Pi

Cind y Rice S vec, Kan s a s Beta , s tarte d a new Pi Ph i Pla y Group fo r the Kan sa s City , MO/ Shawnee

Miss ion , KS Alumn a e Club. Pi Phi mom s and th e ir children under the age of five gather for fun activitie s . The group has attended the local Deanna Rose Childre n 's Farm s tead and petting zoo , participat. ed in a picnic lun c h and g am es a t th e park , and vis · ited t h e G in ge r b r e ad Lan e, a benefit for the Children ' s Center for the visually im· paired.

Members of D ePauw University's class of 195 8 met t h is p ast sum mer at the summer ho m e of Marietta Darnall on Lak e Dela v a n in so u t h. ern W isco n sin Reunion atte ndee s were, (fron t ) J e ann e D e Co s t e d

P ittm an , Elly Rapp Poland , Amy

A rmer M eye r ; ( back) Pegg y M c Quisto n Kidd e rman , L iz Kin g Damm , Jo yce Jone s H e rbert, Marie tta Farrier Darnall, L y nette

O rwig Wild e, Karen J e nkin son

B arnes an d Caro l S hauman Alaimo.

Phi in t h e fa mil y was G lad ys Philli ps Bo n , th e fir st Dir ecto r o f Alumn ae

Prog ra ms a nd a n Alumn ae Pro vinc e

Pres id e nt Th e seco nd ge n e ra ti o n is

Ja n e Bo n S wan to n , fo rm e r Alumn ae

Prov in ce Pres id e nt a nd Emm a H a rp e r

Turn e r C h a irm a n Th e third ge ne rati o n is Bonni e S want o n Bitne r , fo rm e r

Ch apte r Pr es id e nt o f W yo min g Alph a. And t h e n ewes t me mb e r o f th e fa mil y to jo in W yo min g Alph a is Ali c ia Bo n Bitn e r.

Th e Sy racus e , New York Area

Alumnae Club members se rved as h os Less es a t the " Pa rade o f H o me s" to ben efit th e S yra cu se Symph o n y

O rc h es tra. Fo und e rs' D ay was cele br a ted wit h t h e ac t ive c h a p ter a t Syrac use

Unive rsity. A lu ms a n d ac ti ves jo in ed in p rese ntin g th e Fo und e r' Day progra m fo ll o wed b y dinner a t th e ch a pt e r h o use. A lums ba ked a deli c io us a rray of coo ki es fo r desse rt . At th e cl ose o f th e cel e bra ti o n , th e ac tiv e ch ap t e r was pr ese nt ed w ith a bea uti ful sil ve r tea e rv ice fro m th e H o use Co rp o ra ti o n

Boa rd.

Kan sa s Alpha Dr Anna L.

M c Farlin , p res id e nt o f Ir v in e Va ll ey

Co ll ege, h a bee n n a med int e rim c h a nce ll o r of t h e Sa dJl ebac k Co mmuni ty Co ll ege Di st rict in Ca lifo rni a. O n th e reco mm e nd a ti o n o f C h a n ce ll o r

Ri c h a rd S n ee d , t h e Boa rd of Tru s t ees

ap prove d th e a p po intm e nt o f Ann a a t th ei r Jun e boa rd mee ting. Sh e will assum e t h e du ti es of c h a n ce ll o r wh e n t h e c ur re nt c h a n ce ll or re tir es in A ugust and w ill serve in t hi s capacity u ntil a permanent replacement is in place. The chancellor o f t h e Sadd leback

C o mmunity College Di trict ove rsee s di s trict operations for the multi-college

Ohio Alpha Stacia Tay lor Roth r eceived the distinguished Young Graduate Award , given to two Ohio University graduate s under the age of 35 who excel in th eir field. Pictured with Stacia is Ohio Alpha Marcy Keife r at the chapter's Founders ' Day c e lebration district that employs nearly 2,000 fulland part-time faculty and staff and enrolls 32,000 students a semester at Irvine Valley College and Saddleback College.

Te x a s Alpha Christina Melton was elected the 1993-94 Chairman of the Texas Young Republican Federation at the organization's annual convention in July. On hand for the convention was Texas Alpha Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison. Christina is an attorney in Dallas, Texas.

Suzanne M ars hall Sc ott, Nebraska B e ta , was named one of eight Outstanding Women of Distinction by the YWCA in the cate-

gory of Professional Volunteer. Among her volunteer effo rts, Suzanne founded the Omaha Zoo Foundation, serve s on boards for the Omaha Zoological Society, Children's Hospital Foundation, Services for Children, Inc., United Way of the Midlands, Boys Club of Omaha, and the Salvation Army In 1992, she was named the Arthritis Foundation's Woman of the Year. Suzanne was honored at a luncheon in May.

With a membership over 700 strong, the Houston Alumnae Club had a very busy year. The club's October meeting took place when 75 Pi Phis flew to Dallas to have lunch with Dallas alumnae and to see the Catherine the Great exhibit. In February, they had their first couples Valentines Party giving all of the proceeds to Arrowmont. They established the Houston Alumnae Club Literacy Award to be presented for the first time in 1994 to the club with the most outst a nding literacy program. Th e funds from their Leadership Club pledge have been designated to Arrowmont for the creation of a Children's Resource Center/Library. The club envisions the continuation of Houston Alumnae Club Libraries in several 10cations across the country.

Michigan Beta Katharine Jackson O suna was profiled in The Endowment Foundation Of The All Faiths Receiving Home, Inc.'s newsletter. Katherine has devoted her life to helping others, first as a social worker in child welfare and mental health, followed by a career in nursing, and then as a volunteer for a number of causes including the All Faiths Receiving

Home, the Visiting Nur es Service and Meals on Wheel

The B irmingham, Alabama Alum nae C lub ho ted a luncheon in the grand ballroom of Vestavia Country Club to celebrate the 126th Ann iversary of the Fraternity's founding. Annette Mitchell Mills was chairman of the state-day event, attended by collegiate members of BirminghamSouthern College, the University of Alabama and Auburn University. Guest speaker for the event was Mari lyn Simpson Ford, former ARROW Editor. New Golden Arrow members were honored at the banquet. Over 249 women enjoyed the luncheon celebration.

In support of the Indiana Beta Chapter, the Bloomington , Indiana Alumnae Club helped in the one million dollar addition and renovation of the chapter house. Under the supervision of House Corporation, the club made the new study room their ongoing project. The y recovered chair seats, laid carpeting, and donated lamps and study tab les. They plan to cont inue their efforts by updating reference materials and expanding the library. All renovations to the chapter house were completed for the Indiana Beta Centennial Celebration held in April.

Arkan sa s Alpha Eugenia

Crawford Hale , a native of Blytheville, Arkansas, was profiled in the MCCC (MississiPPi County Community College) News & Notes. A graduate of the University of Arkansas with a masters degree from Iowa State in technical journalism and Child Development, Eugenia was once an Administrative Assistant to Arkansas congressman E.e. "Took" Gathings. For many years she has taught Sunday School at the First Baptist Church and at one time she had a radio show called "Town Talk," where she interviewed local people. Eugenia helped start the MCCC in 1975.

Cha irm an of Phila nthrop ies o f th e Arling t on, Texas Area Alumnae Club Sally B enson Phillip s we lcomes Lo uin e McLarty Barnes an d club pres ide nt Mimi H e b ert Wrig h t to th e club 's fourth annual b e n e fit , an English Tea and Spring Fashion Show. The event was held at Westbury Manor in Arlington, Texas The beneficiaries of this year's event were the Arlington Women's Shelter a nd Arrow m ont.

Texas Beta Mary Jo Todaro Guinchard has been named one of two Southern Methodist University's 1993 Outstanding Young Alumni. A 1982 graduate, she was honored at an awards din. ner March 6. The award recognizes young alumni of SMU under the age of 35, who have begun a tradi· tion of lifelong service to the University and who have achieved professional excellence and demonstrated community service.

Dr. M. Jane Phillips, Ontario Alpha, has been named 1993·94 President of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario (APEO). Jane is a professor of chemical engineering and an Associate Dean of the School of Graduate Studies at the University of Toronto. A graduate in chemical engineering from University of Toronto, Jane received her M.A. from Bryn Mawr College and her Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. She is very active in th e Toronto, Ontario Alumnae Club and served as president of Ontario Alpha's Hous e Corporation.

Graduate Fellowships Named for 1993.,94 Academic Year

Pi Beta Phi Fraternity and Pi Beta Phi Foundation granted three graduate fellowships for the upcoming year. The Foundation recipients are Karen Heller and Lee Anne Horine Daily The Fraternity fellowship goes to Julie Clifton.

Karen Heller graduated with academic honors from the University of Vermont in 1991 with bachelor of arts degrees in economics and political science. As an undergraduate, she attended Pi Beta Phi's 1989 Convention in San Diego and served as Vermont Beta C h apter President. After grad uatio n, she moved to Washington D.C. where she worked as an economist for the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Karen wasted no time before getting involved in Pi Phi and helping form an a lumnae club in the area. She is currently attending the Heinz Schoo l of Public Policy a nd Manage ment at Carnegie Mellon University and will receive a master's of science degree in May of 1994 . Karen plans to pursue a career in regional and economic development at a non-profit or small government agency. Long - range plans include getting a doctoral degree so that sh e can teach public policy at the college and graduate level.

Lee Anne Horine Daily is in law chool at the University of Santa Clara, fulfilling a dream she had for more than a decade of becoming an attorney. In addition to her academic rigors, she is married and the mother of three sons. A magna cum laude graduate of the University of California at

Santa Barbara in 1965, Lee Anne received a B.A. in political cience. With an interest in international affairs and politics, this California Zeta spent summers in Paki tan and Mexico . Following her graduation from UCSB, she received a full fellow hip for graduate stud ie s at the University of Pennsylvania and graduated with an M A in international relations. Lee Anne had a fascinating career with jobs such as assisting the U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations before changing to a career in academia. When she moved to California in 1965 she made a deliberate decision to focus on raising her children. She now want to become a full-time attorney in the area of international law o r civillitigation while keeping an act ive ro le in international human ri ghts issues and volunteer lega l work in the area of children's rights.

Julie Clifton, a former Vice President of Mental Advancement, graduated from Franklin College with magna cum laude honor in 1988 She was the top graduate in both her majors, psychology and Spanish. A very active undergraduate, Julie was Indiana A lpha's Amy Burnham Onken winner and was named Outstanding Greek W o man of the year . Juli e comp leted her master 's degree in clinical psychology at Ball State University in 1991. While working o n her graduate degree, Julie maintained contact with Pi Beta Phi through both the collegiate chapter at Ball State and with the Muncie, Indi ana Alumnae Club . In the fall of 1991, Julie entered the University of Georgia to pursue a doctor of philosophy degree in counse lin g psychology. To date, she h as earned a perfect 4.0 GPA and expects to graduate in 1995. When she started on her doctoral program, she contacted the Georgia Alpha Alumnae AdviSOry Committee Chairman to see how sh e could get invo lved. She is now serving as the AAC Chairman.

WANTED : News about Pi Phi authors and artists as well as Pi Phis involved in politics for future publication in The ARROW. Please send to Central Office c/o ARROW Editor

Atte nding the Dallas Alumnae Club's fundrai se r w e re (s eated ) Grand Pre sidentJo Ann Minor Roderick , and Ann Warma c k Brookshire , (standing) Grand Vic e President of Collegians Beth v an Maanen Beatty, Grand Vice President of Alumnae Carolyn Pavletich Lesh and former Grand Vice President of Alumnae Sara Shipley Bowers. The club raised over $35,000 at their eighth annual fashion show and luncheon, "Le Carre des Anges," (The Courtyard of Angels), held this spring . Cochairing the event were Texas Betas "Sam" Whitelock Mauldin and Barbara Perry Ralston. Proceeds from the 1993 event were distributed to The Dallas Children 's Advocacy Center, Equest, and the Texas Beta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi.

Tennessee Beta Jane Wilkerson Yount began se nding cards to about 50 sick and elderly members of h er churc h seve ra l years ago. Cards were written, p rinted and mai led on all holidays thro ughout the year. Jane now sends her hand -design ed cards to patien t s in the Veterans Hospital, an e lderly retirement h o me, Mea ls on Wheels recipients and church me m bers. Her readership has now grown to 750 . Iowa Gamma Ann Leichliter Munn McCormack was given 40 acres o f Ames, Iowa woodland by her late husband Hiram Munn for her 32nd birthday. As their children grew, they built a cabin where they spent weekends. They used the woods for sports, birding, walking and wild flower exploration. Ann and Hiram were kind enough to sh are their woods with people in Ames. For 33 years Ann held a position on the Parks and Recre at ion Commission and in 1963 was given The Key to the City for her philanthropic work. Though Ann has made her home in Marco Island, Florida for the last 15 years, she has continued to hold on to her woods in Ames. Last year Ann and her g rand son and daughter-in-law offered the people of Ames a gift. If Ames or its citizens could come up with half the appraised value of the land and an organization could be

found to p reserve t h e natural state of the woods, this land wou ld belong to the city. T he Iowa Natura l Heritage Foundation came forth as did a group of dedicated fund-raisers. The money was raised and the Ann Munn Woods was dedicated T oday, a sign directs v isitors to the main pathway where peop le can take advantage of this n atura l woodland.

West Virginia Alpha Carolyn Eberly Blane y, a graduate of We st Virginia University College of Arts and Sciences, and her family donated a $5 million gift to "The Campaign for West Virginia University." The announcement was made with another important component, that the college will be known as the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences effective July 1 in honor of the Eberly family's accomplishments and their support of the academic programs of the co lle ge. The funds will establish eight additional Eberly Family Distinguished Professorships, bringing the total to 17; e nd ow the co lle ge's scho larship program for talented undergraduates; provide additional faculty development support; and provide resources for curriculum development and enhancement.

Jill Gotzian, a Washington B eta, is a fifth grade teacher at All Saints School in Spokane,

Washington. Though she has muscular dystro phy, she doesn't let that get in her way o f making a difference in her students' lives. The Limb-Girdle muscular dystrophy that is ruining the muscles of J ill's shoulders and h ips is likely to one day put her in a wheelchair. She rece ive s much support from her stude nts. Last sc hoo l term, her students learned what it was like to be disabled when J ill brought wheelchairs, goggles, earphones and canes into the classroom fo r her stude nts to use. She was ab le to sh ow her students what life is like fo r people with h andicaps. La st spring, Jill earned a n MDA personal ach ie vement award which recognized the ba rriers sh e overcomes in teaching, and how much her teaching influences others.

Indiana B e ta Patti Als op B e ll , a kinde rgarten teacher, was presented with t h e Golden Apple Award from a televis ion station in Terre Haute, Indiana. A total of 420 teachers throug h out Indiana were nominated for the h onor.

Illinois Zeta Joanne B resee Foley was appointed a member of the University of Illinois Liberal Arts and Science Alumni Association Board of Direct ors. She is president of the Champaign-Urbana Alumnae Club.

Friend s and famil y members we re excited to we lc om e Am y Ras or into memb e rship in P i Ph i . Together at Paren ts Weekend were (back ) Cynthia Gail Isaa c, Paula Stoltz Ro se, Amy' s mother Georgette Perry Rasor; (front) Alene Isaa c, Cynja (foreign exchange student) and Am y . Am y proudly wears a Pi Phi pin bearing her mother's, her aunt 's and he r own birth stone.

Below: Thirteen Iowa Alphas who attended Iowa Wesleyan CoUege 50 years ago met in Phoenix , Arizona this past March at the home of Meda Hauenstein Otteman. For the past 45 years , each has kept in contact with the others through a "round robin" le tter . The letter has foUowed its participants to Japan, the Philippine s, the Middle East, Venezuela, and throughout the United States . Each attendee received aT-shirt designed for the occasion .

Above: Kansas Alpha Sarah Smith Jame s , in white, is a fifth generation P i Phi. Joining her at initiation were her mother Linda Samis Jame s (left) , grandmother Shirle y Smith Samis , and aunt Susan Samis Hoffman.

A Gl o ri o us

R e uni o n

We were the first class to graduate following Pearl Harbor .. on that "day that will go down in infamy," o ur 22 seniors in the Pi Phi house at Northwestern were in the usual December Sunday crunch of returning from church in time for the best dinner of the week, finishing term papers due before holidays, Christmas tea dance s, the usual relaxing and "catch up day. " That sa fe, warm loving refuge we had in o ur sorority house was blown away in the next few hours by our radios (A.D. 1942 - pre CNN). We wished fo r graduation to hurry up so we could get out into the fray and this busine s of war some to be married and others to lean on the war effort in various ways.

The university ca lendar gave the seniors a week after exams to wait for graduation, so someone had the bright idea to take a h o use toget h er at Lake Geneva for three day s to play and say farewell. Who could guess our futures? Several home movie buffs attempted to record th is frolic and the Senior Lunc h eo n t reat given us by ou r N o r t h Sho re A lu mn ae C lub. S uc h fores ight! O ur group d id explode rat h er li ke popcorn after graduation day to all corners of the U.S. Close contact was our first casualty of the war Nine of the happy gro up did make it back in 1957 for the 15th Reunion and the Pi Phis took the cup for the largest returning representation, shades of what we had in togetherness.

All of a sudden, we turned around twice and we were grandmothers! The university was telling us to look forward to a great 50th reunion of our class!

There were seve ral years that Christmas cards kept saying "let's get the ball rolling" but busy people, few addresses. Florida has a small nucleus of this good cl ass so one day (must've been a ra iny one), an attempt was made to ga ther two ot hers for a planning luncheon meeting in the center of the state. This was about the largest difficulty of the process for winter Fl orida residents onl y have time for guests and all those folks who "wouldn't pass by without seeing you!" Many phone calls finally found a good day for all three and the excitement

was bu il ding. Each had 70 mile to drive and worry was setting in "will I know them? Will they know me in gray hair?"

This "mini chapter meeting of the Class of '42" was never to come to order. Two of the sisters were involved in accidents on their way. Norma Hellings Palmer of Ft. Lauderdale had a front tire blowout but her life was aved by the seatbelt. Je an ne Marshall Byer , driving over from Sanibel Island , was hit at an inter ection by a drunk driver. What is the message here ? Good reunion are not easy but worth it. B.B Clarkson McCollom issued a bulletin to all members of the class relating these monumental effort in their behalf and declared A CALL TO REUNION - JUNE '92.

This all took place a year and a half prior to the reunion.

Re pon es were quick, enthusiatic, encouraging and with the timely suggestion by Pat King ickel that we all take a bu ! Through these first anwer , we learned we have lost forever four member of that wonderful class.

Can y ou matc h th e fre s hmen c oeds and their matured s elv es in the photos? Left: the pledge class photo in September of 1938 Above: Fifteen of the group gather for the 50th reunion in June of 1992 on the Northwestern campus.

The majority decided to gather for two days of pure Pi Phi reunion prior to university activities. Instructions were then given to make reservations at a favorite local hotel so we could be together. Of our remaining 18 pledge sisters, we had 15 planning to attend. Arrangements were made by our over worked local "crui e directors," Ginny Buhrke Hall and Norma Catrambone.

We met on June 17th for a cocktail party in B.B.'s room - girls only! Remember the squeals and screams emanating from Pi Phi hall s at exciting times like pledging, pinning that's just how o ur hotel corridor sounded as the "girls" convened. Of course we knew each other smi le s never change, albeit was a shock to see our Navy Ball Queen Norma Jordan Catrambonel in white hair rather than black.

The group then departed for dinner - no hu sbands allowed. (By limos, please, so we 10 e no drivers in the 50 years of change in the North Shore.)

The following morning, after breakfa t, the group embarked on a

campus walk. (Under the sa me o ld trees, on the same o ld paths remembering what happened here and there. Why ever did they move the rock? Here's where Norma and Bev (Coffman Wheatley) stood when their pic wa taken for the cover of the Sylla bu s. Where are we now ... behind the li brary? A passing student tells us "No , ladies, this is the new Humanities Building." "Oh, really," answered Jeann e ... "we only graduated a couple of years ago!")

After the campus tour the group gathe red at the Pi Phi House. Our inspec ti on found some things never change while other things do . "Look at this gorgeous pink bathroom ... yup , the coke machine is still in the back hall ... but seventy -five cents!"

Our sister-in - residence and tour direc t or extraordinaire, Ginny Buhrke Hall, h ad fabulous box lunches delivered for us and there we were, back in ou r d inin g room acting like coeds only show in g pics of gra ndchildren and not talki ng of prom dresses or homecoming deco rations. Can you believe we then went u p to the parlor and sang Pi Phi ongs?

Th en came the piece de'resistance of the day the old movies! We laughed at our clowning, we cried over tho e cute girls gone from u forever and we creamed at the hat and white glove girls so very spiffy at their Senior Lunc h eon with the alum club. We looked at the old films twice on the huge sc reen through the VCR.

In the evening, everyone joined for cocktails and dinner with their husbands.

O n the mo rning of June 19th, we had our final Pi Phi activity, a bus tour of the city so that all could see the amazing things Chicago has done in 50 years. It was after this event, that unive rsit y fe tivities began.

A ll agreed that o ur Pi Phi days were unbeatable. That's not a ll we have vowed to do it again and again. It was suggested and approved that every two or three yea rs we plan a cruise or meet at "some swell" resort or national park for more days of just being together with people who meant 0 very much to us at an important time in our lives and still do.

by B. B . Clarkson McCoUom

Kare n Vasc ik

Ohio Epsilon

University of To ledo Theta Province

Cheryl Carbone

Illinois Iota

Illinois State University Nu Province

Lisa Stone

Texas Delta

Texas Christian U. Tau Province

Allison Zaro

California Zeta

University of California at Santa Barbara Alpha-Beta Province

Je nnifer Koepke

Colorado Gamma

Colorado State U. Upsilon Province

Angela Pierce

California Lambda

University of California at Riverside Alpha-Gamma Province

Renae Richards

New Mexico Beta

New Mexic o State U. Phi Province

Gwe n Bloom sburg

Idaho Alpha

University of Idah o Chi Province

Stephanie Chapman Missouri Gamma

Drury College Rho Province

Not pictured: Caroline Blitzer

North Carolina Beta

Duke University Epsilon Province

Not pictured: Emily Cooper California Th eta

University of California at Davis Omega Province

Les il McGuire

Oregon Gamma

Willamette University Psi Province

The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi

N e w

Th e t a P

Je nnifer Hupp

Yo rk Epsilo n Rensse lae r Po lyt ec hn ic Alph a Prov ince

Stephanie Hussey

Mi c hi ga n G a mm a

Michi gan S t a te U

rovi nce

Kristen Perkins Nevada Alpha University of Nevada Psi Province

Shelley Dunkeley California Iota California State University, Chico Omega Province

Elizabeth Seidelhuber California Kappa University o f California at San Diego Alpha-Gamma Province

Susie Sexson Arizona A lpha U n iversity of Ar izona Phi Province

Not pictured: Je nnifer T u cker Georgia Alpha University of Geo rgia Zeta Province

Carl McMurra y Idaho A lpha University of Idaho Chi Province

Originally presented in 1971 by the Alumnae Directors and the Alumnae Province Presidents, this award is given to an individual alumna for service to her club. The intent of this award is to honor an alumna for exceptional vice to an alumnae club by performing those duties often unrecognized; for ample, service on telephone committees, arrangements, hospitality etc. Judging criteria include leadership within the club promoting the ideals of Pi Beta Phi, reliability, initiative, consistent contribution to of her club and unstinting loyalty.

Linda Roscoe Bissell Tolland, Connecticut A lpha Province

Betty Gawler Cline Charleston, South Carolina Epsilon Province

Carol Annis Sims Columbus, Ohio Iota Province

Th e Arrow of Pi Beta Phi

Helen Cook Nelson Scotia, New York Beta Province

Anne Ramsburg Jone s Merritt IsLand, Florida Zeta Province

Elizabe th W illiam s Co pe land Birmingham, Alabama Kappa Province

Nancy Kirwin Giles Villanova, Pennsylvania Gamma Province

Virginia Cashman George Dunedin, Florida Eta Province

Sylvia Diehl Whitmer South Bend, Indiana Lambda Province

Faye Eggersted Jones Newport News, Virginia Gamma Province

Carolyn Lake Yenrick Oregon, Ohio Theta Province

Susan Schaeffer Denney Naperville, ILlinois Nu Province

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Indianapolis, Indiana Mu Province

Jean Pigott Gilkison Godfrey, Illino is Xi Prov in ce

Kay Nordstrom Zook Tulsa, Okl a h o ma U psil o n Provi nce

Winnie Jo Hooser Sudduth Lub boc k , T exas O mega Provi n ce

Mary Wiederholdt Meyersieck Hillsborough, California

Jane Hainkel Drennan N ew Orl e an s, Lo uisia n a

m icro n P rov ince

Susie Weber Munson De n iso n , T exas Phi Prov ince

Jane Haymaker Floersch Co lorado Sp r in gs, Colorado Alpha-Beta Province

Elsie Beall Hale Santa Ana, California Alpha-Zeta Province

Sarah Snodsmith Weddell Maht o medi , Minn eso t a P i Prov in ce

Nancy Carlock Rogers Da ll as, T exas C hi Prov inc e

Mar Kay Hannum Neumann Redmond, W as h in gto n A lph a-Ga mm a Province

Leigh Gange Adkins La Jolla, California Alpha-Eta Province

Pauline Carroll Shepp Mt . Pl easa nt , Io wa Rh o P rov ince

Mary Alice Richardson Dunn H o ust o n, Tex as Psi Pro v inc e

Jeannine Van Wagenen Funk Reno, Nevada Alpha-Delta Province

pictured : Marilynn Moseley Porter

Little Rock , Arkansas Tau Province

Betty Ball Vickery

The Arrowof Pi Beta Phi

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The Illino is Ep s ilon s at N orthwe s tern U niv ersity devoted much of their "Rock the Arrow" philanthropy week to Links to Literacy efforts. Members spent one afternoon at the Total Child Center, a multi-culturaI/multi-lingual pre-school, in Evanston, Illinois. The Illinois Epsilon read, played games and spent time with the three- and four-year-old children who attend the school. Two day later, chapter members spent the afternoon producing a reader's theatre for the residents of Wag n er Health Center, a rehabi l itation center for older persons, in Evanston. Since the Northwestern Pi Phis were scheduled for a mixer with the Northwestern Chi Psis later in the week , t h e c h apter in vited the men's fratern ity to join th em in their p h ilanthropy at the health center. After the Illinois Epsilon's performance of "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" and Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree, the Pi Phis and the men from Chi Psi visited with the residents over refreshments and then became participants in a spontaneous songfest.

The New Haven , Connecticut Alumnae Club, the Southern Fairfield County , Connecticut Alumnae Club and the Connecticut Beta Chapter at Yale University are joining together to establish and support a Pi Beta Phi Children's Library in the new Children's Hospital of the Ya le New Haven Hospital. T he two alumnae clubs and the collegiate chapter viewed separately a slide presentation of the Pi Beta Phi Children's Library at Tex as Children's H ospita l in Houston, a library established and supported by the H ouston Alumnae Club.

Inspired by the Houston

by Jean Egmon

Alumnae Club's story and realizing the need for a similar library in the New Haven, Connecticut facility, the three groups of Pi Beta Phis, each too small to shoulder the project alone, decided to combine forces. The Pi Beta Phi Children's Library at Yale New Haven is scheduled to open in October 1993 The library will be staffed by Pi Phis including an alumna who is a candidate for a master's degree in library science, an alumna who is a high schoollibrarian, other alumnae and collegiate members of Connecticut Beta.

The Pi Beta Phis at Duke University are finding that it takes only one Pi Phi to start making a difference in local literacy service. Tina C larke, a North Carolina Beta junior, has established a tutoring program at a local Durham elementary school. Members of North Carolina Beta and other students at Duke each commit a couple of hours a week to tutoring individuals and entire classes at the school. There are currently fifty volunteers, and the number grows each semester.

The Pi Phis report that while the students gain academic assistance and

young adult role models, the volunteers gain a sense of pride and perspective.

The San Francisco Alumnae Club 's annual May meeting and book drive involved about thirty youngsters. After corresponding, throughout the chool year, with fifth-graders at a local elementary school, the Pi Phis finally met their pen pals at a party held in the students' classroom The San Francisco alumnae arrived at the sc hool bearing pizza, books and cameras. Each student took home a book and a Polaroid snapshot of him or herself. The Pi Phis and the children finalized the matching fo r new pen pals, to begin over the summer months and continue throughout the school year.

Illinois Iota De n ise Kat hl een Kantola received t h e title of Miss North Shore in March She will now continue and compete for Miss Illinois. Denise has incorporated Links to Literacy into her platform by advocating the importance of reading. She has created her own program, Reading Readiness, in which she stresses the importance of motivation at home and educational strategies. She has volunteered for Links to Literacy with the Illinois State University Pi Phis for the past two years.

The Northern New Jers e y Alumnae Club recently found a way to combine Links to Literacy with their ongoing philanthropic work at a local battered women's shelter. Club members were able to raise enough funds at a garage sa le to buy over 100 books for the pre-school at the Babyland Shelter for Battered W o men.

Illinois Epsilon Jennifer Fenoglio reads with a three-year-old student at the Total C hild Center in Evan ston , Illino is.

I IN MEMORIAM I

Initiation Year and Month and Year of Death follow each member's name. When submitting death notices to Central Office, please give month and year of death. Names cannot be listed without t h is information.

Lo ui sia n a Bet a

N ew M ex ic o AI Qh a

Camille Montgomery Trawe ek , Thelma Hoit Lee , 1949; February

Ore o n Bet a

Freida Linder Blakel y, 1937; 1940; January 1993 1993 February 1993

M a in e Al h a

Lois Perkins Wessel , 1928; April

N ew Yo rk Al h a

Ella Auld Meissner , 1922 ; January 1993

Elizabeth Newberry Motycka, O re o n G a mm a 1993 1923; April 1993

Manitoba Al h a

Ne w Yo rk Delt a

Charlotte Tebben Wilson , 19 44 ; January 1993

Eleanore Brown Hillman, 1941; Marjorie Rudell Goetz , 1921; Pe nn s l va ni a Al h a March 1993 October 1992

Sylvia Washington McAule y, No r t h Caro li na AI Qh a

Anna Hanan Conrow, 1927; May 1938; February 1993 1993

M a ryla nd Bet a

Sarah Buchanan Porter , 1947; Pe nn s lva ni a G a mm a April 1993

Ellyn Viehoever Chesley, 1971; Ohi o AIQh a

Ruth Porter Byers, 1937; April March 1993 1993

Michi gan AIQh a

Ella Kohl Elliott, 1923; April 1993

Betty Gullum Kinnison , 1933; Penns ylvani a Delt a April 1993

Helen Jone s Smith , 1932; January

Elisabeth Whitaker Kessler ,

Marjory Randall Laird, 1950; 1993 1919; March 1993

March 1993

Ohi o Beta S o uth Carolina Bet a Michi an Beta

Patricia Weir Arend, 1943 ; April Julia Ferrell Johnson, 1977; May

Josselyn McLean Bebee, 1929; 1993 1993 March 1993

Elizabeth Lathrop Bethell, 1924; Tex as Al ha Minn es ot a Al h a March 1993

Ruth Prine Wilson , 1934; Elizabeth Schneider Rogers, Mildred Fuller Harvey, 1917, December 1992 1932; March 1993 Affiliatefl Ill inois Epsilon; M arc h Ohio Zeta

Jane Oliver Sidall, 1927; April 1993 1993

Missouri Al ha

Helen Yantis Moss, 1920; May

Margo Sullivan Sheahan, 1956 , Texas Beta Affiliated Illinois Zeta ; May 1993

Elaine Barton Farrell, 1953; Apri l 1993 1993

Mi ss ouri Beta

Frances Choate Kenner , 1938;

Okl a h o m a Al h a

Marjorie (Nonie ) Wolcott Bell , Dorcas Brown Tayloe, 1932; May 1920; May 1993 1993

Dorothy McBride Chandler, Marianne Touchstone Tobin, Apri l 1993 1944; March 1993 1936; March 1993

Mi ss ouri Gamma

Marguerite Kennedy Garber , Texas G a mma 1930; May 1993

Dorothy Haymes Snowday, Helen Alford Johnston , 1922; Robin Fithian Briggs, 1960; April 1925; January 1993 April 1993 1993

M o ntana Al h a

Mary Dugan Norwood , 1952; Te xas Delta December 1992

Elizabeth Purdum Schilling , Okl a h o m a Be t a

Janin Sinclair Hale , 1966; May 1929, Affiliated Wisconsin Alpha ; 1993 May 1993

Nebraska Beta

Iva See Allspaugh , 1919; May Ve rm o nt Al h a 1993

Elinor Miller Clark, 1948; Margaret Brown Houston , 1921; Jeanette Mirick Button, 1922; October 1992 March 1993 March 1993

Virginia Bagby Harsh, 1920; Ve rm ont Beta

Lois Butler Milan , 1922; April April 1993 1993

N eva d a AIQh a

Ore go n AIQh a

Claire Fahe Goodric h , 1931; Wilma Jones Brackett, 1938; December 1992 April 1993

Marian Sc ha efer P ears on , 1943, Marie Lam o n Falbaum , 1920; Affiliated Washington Alpha; January 1993 March 1993

Alice Hoyt Wood , 1932; April 1993

W as hin gt o n Alph a

Miriam Elwell Kotic k , 1924 ; Jun e 1992

Mabe l Baldwin Macbrid e, 1913 ; March 1993

Barbara Jone s Merrick, 1934 ; May 1993

Jane Smith Mic ha e l , 1932 ; May 1993

Marguerite Bonnell Reizner, 1919; October 1992

Mildred Loudenback Schultz, 1925; Janu a ry 1993

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hingt o n Beta

Lois Shannon Mit c h e ll , 19 3 1; Ma rc h 199 3

Wi sco n sin A lp h a

Hildegard Thadewald Evan s, 1934; December 1993

Marian Jones Han sen, 1950 ; March 1992

Gretchen Schweizer Ka y , 1918; March 1993

Mary Kessenich Schmitz, 1932; May 1993

Wi sco n si n Beta

Mary (Penn y) Bre eden W y att , 193 8; May 1993

Wi sc o n sin G a mm a

Eloise Frick Cherven , 1973 ; May 1993

W yoming Alph a

Sarah Holmes Hunt , 1926; April 1993

Mary-Ethel Holliday Millar, 1918; Ma rch 1993

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Letters

Editor's note: This is your page made available to anyone wishing to comment on articles, the magazine or a ny to p ic of interest to our re ad ers. Letters m u s t b e sign e d with full n am e, a ddress and chapte r . W e reserve th e rig h t to e d i t as needed to space r e quire m ents and c onte n t.

The ARROW of Pi Beta Phi of Summer 1993 truly got my attention. I loved the wonderful article on the "Heritage of the Arrow." The article, or should I say page, that really got me excited was "Pi Beta Phi's Networking and Mentoring Program." What a wonderful idea!

I am a Careers teacher at Inno Middle School - Campus R here in Columbia, South Carolina. I try to teach eighth grade student about themselves, skills, career information, and goal setting. I do not teach from a text, so I search for things I feel would benefit my students. Would it be possible to get a copy of the information on each occupation clu ter that was listed on page 52 of The ARROW?

I have filled out, and enclosed the fonn to place my name in the mentoring program. Perhaps, as a Pi Phi, I can make a difference in many young persons lives through the Pi Phi mentoring program and in my classroom.

M ary M ontez' Rio n English South Carolina Alpha Columbia , South Carolin a

Where can you experience meeting new friends and renewing old friendships? Relive some tucked away memories and cherished moments? Enjoy gounnet dinners and luscious desserts? Share bright ideas and network with your peers? Get a taste of Hawaii and a meeting with a whale? Have sleepless nights but exhilarating days? And mo t important - share an everlasting bond of sisterhood that spans from generation to generation and through the test of time?

Well I found all of these things at the 59th Convention of Pi Beta Phi in the magical city of Orlando. My first convention was an eye-opening experience. I was sent courte y of the Charlotte, North Carolina Alumnae Club as an alum nae delegate. Having graduated from the Virginia Zeta Chapter at Virginia Tech over nine

year ago, I wa somewhat at a loss as to what my role would be in the biennial affair.

I came to convention thinking that its main focus was going to be on our collegians, since we h ad to vote on seve ral pieces of legislation that would affect our active chapters. And yesthat was a necessary part of convention - to continue to improve the strength of all our Pi Phi chapters. But the reality I came home with is that the alumnae are just a important to the trength of Pi Beta Phi. We alumnae a re a crucial key to keeping our Fraternity moving forward. If it weren't for us, Pi Beta Phi would not be the Fraternity it is today.

I came home with some wonderful ideas for our alumnae club including how to increa e our membership, how to better serve the community, how to better support our philanthropies, and how to maintain the wonderful friendships we have as well as how to reach out to our lost alums!

Thanks for a wonderful convention experience and I hope to attend the 60th Convention in Palm Springs in 1995!

Caroline Crowle y Wilkerson

Virginia Zeta

Charlotte , North Carolina

The Summer issue of The ARROW magazine is wonderful! I applaud your continued success with our Fraternity magazine. I particularly enjoyed reading the article describing the exciting installation activities of our new chapter, Pennsylvania Iota, at the University of Pennsylvania.

As Initiation Chainnan for Pennsylvania Iota's installation, I would like to acknowledge the members of the Northern New Jersey Alumnae Club for their wonderful hard work and support on the initiation ceremony. It was a challenge to organize the ceremony from a distance of approximately two hours away, but the club members rose to the occasion with their halos brightly shining! "Thank you" to all Northern New Jersey Alumnae Club members who made my job as chainnan a true pleasure. And "Thank you" to all who have extended them elve to help make Penn ylvania Iota become a reality!

Julie Geiger Shannon

Ken tu c k y B eta

C hatham , New J ersey

Convention is always a very special expe rience for us. Thi s year was even more special since we had the opportunity to serve as the "Music Committee." We have always been involved with music but being involved with Pi Phi music was different. Our thanks to each member of the Convention Chorus for staying up so late to learn all the music and doing a beautiful job presenting the Song Contest entrants. The angel necklace you gave us will remind us of our wonderful Pi Phi sisters in the Orlando Convention Chorus.

Suzanne Lawson Oklah o ma Beta Ran c ho s Palo s Ve rd es, Califo rn ia

Jan Hille sland Washington Alpha Moraga , California

Enclosed is a photograph of my mother and me, the occasion being my becoming a Golden Arrow which made us mother-daughter Golden Arrows. Perhaps, in view of present expectations of longevity, thi is not a rare occasion in Pi Beta Phi; however it surely must be un common and wo rt hy of publication.

My mother is Vivienne Vent Price, Illinois Eta 1920 I am an Oklahoma Alpha 1943 . We are both members of the Norman, Oklahoma Alumnae Club.

I wonder how many other motherdaughters we have in the order of the Golden Arrow, and I would like to hear from any Golden Arrow who ha s a living Pi Phi mother Can The ARROW ask them to write me? (212 Foreman Circle, Nonnan, Oklahoma 73069)

Patty Price Casde Oklahoma Alpha Norman , Oklahoma

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Alumnae Assistance

Pi Beta Phi offers financial assitance to alumnae for graduate school.

If you have been out of school at least two years, plan to pursue a career requiring further education and have evidence of need for scholarship help, consider applying for an Alumnae Continuing Education Scholarship.

If you have received (or expect to receive at the end of the current academic year) a bachelor's degree and are planning graduate work, consider applying for a graduate fellowship.

For more information and applications, write to:

Pi Beta Phi Foundation

7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Louis, MO 63105

Deadline for the completed applicatio n s is January 15, 1994.

Information Bulletin Available

Each fall, officers' reports are compiled and distributed by Central Office. Each national and province o fficer automatically receives a copy of this Information Bulletin Any other member of Pi Beta Phi may order the bulletin by writing o r calling:

Pi Beta Phi Central Office

7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 St. Lo uis, MO 63105 314/727-7338

R eunion

South Carolina Alphas from the '40s will have their next gathering in Charleston, South Carolina the weekend of November 12-14, 1993. If you haven't received info rm at ion, please contact Charlotte Nash, at 4713 Shannon Springs Road, Columbia, SC 29206. She reports that the event is always a great time and encourage members to attend.

Anni versaries

California Eta at the University of California at Irvine will celebrate a 20th Anniversary August 6-7, 1994 in Irvine, California. Members are encouraged to celebrate the chapter's founding and the opening of a new house. A welcome h o me party, pink angel/Cookie Shine, and family activity are planned. Invitations will be mailed in early 1994. For more information contact: Toni Martinovich, 1623 Sunnyside Terrace, San Pedro, California 90732

Wes t Virginia Alpha will celebrate its 75th Anniversary this year. There will be a gala celebration on October 16, 1993. Those who would like more information, please contact: Kim Brinton at 1493 University Avenue, Morgantown, WV 26505, 304/292-9531

The ARROW Honored; Ford Winner Named

The ARROW of Pi Beta Phi continues to get accolades from the Greek world. At the College Fraternit y Editors Association Annual Conference, The ARROW was recogni ze d for excellence in five categories:

All Other Cover Design-First Place Winter 1992 Iss ue Self Worth Cover

Profile Content-Second Place Winter 1992 Iss ue "Marilyn Van Derbur Breaks Her Silence"

Four-Color Cover De ign-Certificate of Merit

Fall 1992 Issue

Values & Ethic Cartoon Cover

Feature Article Layout- Certificate of Merit

Winter 1992 Issue "Self Worth- The Portrait Within"

Critics' Choice Cover- Second Place

Fall 1992 I ue

Value & Ethic Cartoon Cover (Judged by all editor in attendance)

In other CFEA Conference news, The Marilyn Simpson Ford Award for out tanding ervice in CFEA was presented to Fred Yoder of Sigma Chi. The award, established in 1990, honors Pi Phi's Marilyn Ford who served as Editor of The ARROW for 21 years.

Fred joined the staff at Sigma Chi he adq uarters as assistant editor of publications after his graduation in 1957 An exemplary leader among fraternity communicators , Fred served as CFEA's president during the 1970-71 academic year and was the 1989 recipient of the Evin C. Varner Award. In 1985 he was made an ho norary lifetime member of the association. Fred's involvement in CFEA spans nearly every committee or responsibility. During the past year, though, Fred's service has been in selfless, behind the scenes work as Chairman of the Constitution Committee for CFEA.

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