The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Fall-1997

Pi Beta Phi 's 1997-99 Grand Council

At the 1997 Biennial Convention this summer, Pi Beta Phi's Grand Council for the 1997-99 biennium was installed. As two new members begin their careers on Grand Council, two veteran Council members retired. Five members are continuing on Grand Council.

New to Grand Council are Grand Vice President of Membership Kay Knittle Brock and Grand Vice President of Philanthropies Lois Huston Ross . Kay , a Colorado Alpha , graduated from the University of Colorado with a

bachelor's d egree in p hysical th erapy. Following graduation she worked as a physical therapist in a school for handicapped children. A member of the Kansas City, Missouri-Shawnee Mission, Kansas Alumnae Club , Kay has served as President , Arrowcraft Chairman, ACRIC and Theater Tour Chainnan for the club. She is a fonner Sigma Alumnae Province President and Director of Membership .

An Indiana Delta, Lois graduated from Purdue University. She served her chapter as Vice President and Representative to House Corporation. Her alumna involvement includes serving as preSident of the Dayton Alumnae Club , chainnan for Alumnae Advisory Committee and Iota Alumnae Province

Introducing Pi Beta Phi 's Grand Council for the 1997-99 bienn ium , front: Ca rolyn Pavletich Lesh, Beth van Maanen Beatty, Sarah Ruth "Si s" Mullis; back: Kay Knittl e Brock, Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, Lois Huston Ross and Maurine Hager Jones.

Presi d ent. Prior to being electe d to Grand Council, Lois was Director of Alumnae Programming .

Carol lnge Warren and Betty Blades Lofton completed their tenns on Grand Council. (See story on page 7.)

Beth van Maanen Beatty will continue to serve the Fratern ity as Grand President. Also continuing in their positions on Grand Council are Grand Vice President of Collegians Sarah Ruth "Sis" Mullis, Grand Vice President of Alumnae Carolyn Pavletich Lesh , Grand Vice President of Finance Lou Ann Montgomery Carter and Grand Vice President of Program Development Maurine Hager Jones .

A Pi Phi Passport for Fun

Destination Atlanta, Georgia. On June 28, more than 1,300 Pi Phis from around the country arrived at the Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia, for four days of friendship and fun. The agenda for the trip to Pi Beta Phi's 61st Biennial Convention featured new legislation, traditional ceremonies, and information about the latest achievements of collegiate chapters and alumnae clubs.

On the following pages, The ARROW takes you on a visual journey through Convention 1997. If you were unable to attend • this year's convention, here is your passport for some sight-

seeing. And if you did attend, these pages will be a trip down memory lane. Glimpse the smiling faces of collegians and alumnae enjoying the feelings of sisterhood that punctuated convention. Review the schedule of events and workshops from four days of legislation and laughter. Check out award winners, speakers and workshops. Bon Voyage.

Pi Phi On My Mind

Legacy honored at initiation

In a beautiful ceremony performed by Grand Pres id ent Beth van Maanen Beally on June 29, Ann Saterbak joined an organization to which both her moth e r and gra ndm other belong She becam e a member of the Alabama Alpha Chapt er of Pi Beta Phi. Both her mother. Ce li a Mills Sa terbak , and grandmother, form er Gra nd Counc il memb er Annelle Mitchell Mill s, are Alabama Alphas.

"Th e co nn ec tion my gra ndmoth er and moth er have with Pi Phi makes my initiation very special," Ann says. Beca use of her gra ndmoth er's in vo lvement with th e Frat ernity, Ann grew up with Pi Be ta Phi. "I remember a lways seei ng angels and arrows in my grandmot her's house, - she says . "Those Pi Phi symbol s added to my id eal iz ed view of her home."

A Texas nativ e, Ann received her bachelor 's degrees in chemi ca l enginee rin g and bio chemistry at Ri ce Uni ve rs ity. She th e n co mpl ete d he r doctoral degree in che mi ca l engin ee rin g a t th e University of Illin ois at Urb ana-Champa ign. Ann curr ently li ves in Hou s ton , Texas, where s he work s as an Assistant Resea rcb Engineer at Shell Deve lopm ent Co mp a ny's Envi ronm e ntal Division

"Bas ica ll y, I clea n dirt ," s he says, exp lain in g th at . he deve lops cos teffec tive method s of reme dyin g oil and petroleum spi ll s. In her spa re time , which is limit ed beca use of he r chall engin g car eer, Ann enj oys nee dl epo int , ultimat e frisbee , aerobics and poll ery makin g. "I leave work at work and tap into th e oth er side of my brain on th e wee kend s," she says.

Ann also loves trav eling. She has visited 29 for eign co untri es, where s he e njoys learning about each area's past. "Visitin g citi es with dee p histori es, suc h as Egypt , reall y puts you in your place in the co nt ex t of history. " Ann has much to offer Pi Bela Phi-outslanding academi c achievements and num e rous com munity activiti es

Changing of the Grands

At co nv ention Grand Vice Pr es id ent of Membership Ca rol In ge Warren a nd Grand Vice Pr es id e nt of Philanthropies Belly Blad es Loft on sa id goo dbye to Pi Beta Phi 's Grand Council. Throu gh th eir year s of service on Grand Council, eac h mad e perman ent impr ess ion s on th e Council and on th e Fraternity at large.

Carol's career as an officer of Pi Phi s pann ed 15 yea rs . In that time s he se rved in many different ca paciti es-Alumnae Provin ce President , Director of Alumnae Records, Grand Secretary. Grand Vice President of Fin a nce a nd Grand Vice Pr es id ent of Membership. Durin g her tim e as Grand Vice Pr es id ent of Membership , fiv e new Pi Phi chapt ers were chart ered Caro l' s dedi cation to Pi Phi is honor ed throu g h th e Carol In ge Warr en Award for th e bes t MC Finan cial Advis er.

Belly has worn man y ha ts during her sef\lce to Pi Phi. S he has been an Alumnae Club Rush Informati on Chairman. a PrO\ince Coo rdin ator. a Co ll egia te Pr0\1nce President and Director of Memb ership. to nam e a few. For th e past six years . Belly has been th e Grand Yi ce Pr es id ent of Philanthropies. In that ca pacity. she shared th e tru e meanin g for gi \in g-love of humankind .- Betty co ntinu e to sef\'e Pi Phi in he r new position as President of the Pi Beta Phi Foundation. Her work \\ill be rem embered through th e Belly Blades Lofton Sc holarship Endo\yment to th e Foundation.

Annette Mitchell Mills, alumna initiate Ann Saterbak and Celia Mills Saterbak

Grand Vice President of Philanthropies Betty Blades Lofton and Grand Vice President of Membership Carol Inge Warren

Grand Vice President of Finance Lou Ann Montgomery

Carter, Grand Vice Presi dent of Alumnae Carolyn Pavletich Lesh and Grand V ice President of Collegians Sis Mullis

Grand President Beth van Maanen Beatty and National Panhellenic Conference Chairman

Jean Wirths Scott

Lichtenberg, Peggy Malone Peery and Monica Davis

Skidmore; back: Pat Stitt Ott, Clare Varn Ruggle s, Paige Ramsden and Marcella Murray Derrick

Jean Scott named Woman of the Year

J ea n Wirth s Sco ll , th e 1997 Pi Be ta Phi Pa nh e Ueni c Woman of th e Yea r , fos ters a trul y re ma rk ab le dedi ca ti on to t he Fr aternity a nd to th e e ntire Gree k sys tem. Fr om j 973 to 1985, J ea n was a memb er of Grand Co un cil-se rvin g as Grand Pr es id ent for six of th ose ye ar s.

For th e pas t two yea rs, J ean has bee n th e Nat ional Panh ell eni c Conference Chairm an In thi s rol e, she has led th e 26-m emb er gr oup s with enthu s ias m and vi s ion for th e futur e. In 1996 , th e Nationa l Int erfraternit y Confere nce award ed J ean th e cov et ed Gold Medal Award for outstand ing int erfraternal se rvi ce and exce ptionally signifi cant contribution s to th e int erfrat ernity movement.

Thro ugh her work , J ean s tr ives to ab oli sh hazing. Sh e beli eve s th at hazin g is detrim ental to th e tru e meanin g of frat ernity life, whi ch is to provid e memb er s with qu ality exp eri ences leading to lifetim e commitm ents to the Frat e rn ity

J ean 's dee p caring for th e Gr ee k sys tem and th e individuals invo lved mak e her an effec tive lead er. She has tou ched man y lives through th e years, enri chi ng all who know and work with her.

Behind th e sce nes

Like th e op enin g ce remon ies for t he 1996 Summer Olymp ics , t he op ening dinn er for Pi Beta Phi 's 61 s t Bienn ial Co nventio n was th e culmina tion of month s of dedica tion and hard work And th e Atl anta Commill ee car r ied th e tor ch.

Il all start ed back in Mar ch 199 5 wi th a vow of secr ecy. At an Atl anta Alumn ae Club mee tin g, Caro lyn Helman Li ch tenb e rg, th e newly appoi nted convention chairman , asked th e att end ee s to ke ep th e fa ct that Atlanta had bee n chose n for Convention 1997 und er th eir halos. This was just th e beginning of month s of hard work , preparati on and plannin g that led to th e larges t Pi Beta Phi co nvention in hi sto ry .

Coordinatin g a convention for 1,3 60 Pi Phi s from th e Unit ed States and Canada was no s mall tas k. But wi th a s up er- charge d leader , a fabulou s commill ee and many vo luntee rs, th e dr eam became a reality.

As Con ve ntion Chairm an , Caro lyn knew t hat succe ss wou ld com e wit h • help fr om a crea ti ve and str ong co mmiLL ee . Carolyn speaks proudly of herco mmill ee of 53 women. She a ppl aud s th eir coop erati on , crea ti ve s pir it a nd enthu s ias m, as we ll as th eir all enti on to detail and co mmitm ent to th e Fra ternity.

The com mill ee, wi th help fr om mo re th an 200 vo lunt ee rs , did it all. Fr om th e s milin g Pi Phi faces th at gree ted in co min g att end ees a t th e airport , to th e tas te of Atl a nta at th e Openin g Dinn er , th e co mmillee served up a hea pin g dose of th at famous So uth ern hos pita li ty.

Convention

Front: Blythe Buddendorf Marsau, Carolyn Helman

Site Coord inat o r Martha Sherman Malsbary , Convention Coord inator Barbara Ehn i Van Luv en and Committee Chairman Carolyn Helman

1997 -99 Directors

ew Dir ec tor s for th e 199 7-99 biennium are fronL: Director of Financ:e Karen Co nsalu s Price. Director of Academics Fran DeSimon e Becque. Director of Membership Ann Johnson Gunn , Dir ec tor of Chapt er Support Region I Kri st in Noer Olson, Dir ec tor of Alumnae Advisory Co mmitt ees Linda oel Ibs en, Dir ec tor of Alumnae Extensio n Mary Lu Pend ergrast Meix ell ; back: Director of Chapter Hou se Corpora tion s East Patri cia Emens And erso n, Dir ec tor of Chapter Support Region III Jan e Landr eth Ru sse ll , Direc tor of Collegiate Extension and Ru sh Juli e Ge iger Shannon , Dir ec tor of Fraternity Education Ruth Nee l oble, Director of Chapter Supp ort Region II Melis a Dat es Sc hmidt , Director of Co ll egiate Pro gramm in g Joanne MaGirl Arnold, Dir ecto r of Alumnae Comm uni ca tion s Emily Russell Tarr , Director of Chapter Hou se Co rporation s West Ivon na Peterson McCabe,

Directors Director of Alumnae Programming Susa n Landr eth Fry.

Sis Mullis Honored

For more than a year, Pi Phi s from across th e co untry were busy crea ting a su rpri se for Sis Mullis. Th e proj ec t-an und ergraduate sc hol ars hip to honor Sis for her man y goo d works-was instigat ed by So uth Caro lin a Alphas Patri cia Em ens Anderson and Ru th Walsh McTntyre. Th e sc holarship was mad e possibl e through generous gift s from mor e than 140 Pi Phi individuals , alumnae club s and co llegiat e chapt ers. Even Sis' co lleagu es in the pharmace utical fi eld chipp ed in A convention in Atl anta, Sis' hom etown, provided th e perfec t se llin g in which to present the Sa rah Ruth Mullis Undergraduate Scho larship. Th e sc holar s hip will be awarded for the first tim e dur ing th e 1998-99 academic year. Prefer ence will be given to a Pi Phi co ll egia n who is enroll ed in a pharmacy curri culum

Former Grand Council Members

Several form er Grand Council memb ers attended co nvention in Atlanta, Georgia. Th ese honored guests includ ed fronL: Helen Anderson Lewis , Evelyn Peters Kyle , Barbara Sands Ol se n, Ann eLl e Mitchell Mills, Adrienne His cox Mitchell; back: Sara Shipley Bowers, J anet Goode Durham, Ann Dudgeo n Phy, Carolyn Helman Li cht enb erg, Jo Ann Minor Rod eri ck, J ea n Wirth s ScoLl, Lu cy Bak er Warn er, Ca rol Inge Warren and Belly Blades Lofton.

Grand Vice President of Collegians Sis Mullis

Former Grand Council members

Cha rte r s were presented to three new chapters of Pi Beta Phi The new chapters are from left : Ontario Gamma at the University of Guelph , California Mu at Pepperdine University and Michigan Eps il on at Western Michigan Univers ity

Mississippi Alpha Jul ie Scott registers with help from Kay Kn ittle Brock

Satu r day, Jun e 28

Opening Reception

• At th e rece pt ion , convention attendees got th eir first chan ce to mee t with Grand Council.

Opening Dinner

• Thi s Olympi cs -th emed dinn er , which was host ed by th e Atlanta committee, introdu ce d visitors to th e city and co nvention.

Opening Meeting

• Th e first ge neral sess ion began \vith opening ritual and introdu ctions of all Pi Beta Phi officers and VIPs. Charters were prese nt ed to Michigan Epsilon at Wes tern Michigan University, California Mu at Pepperdine Univers ity, and Ontario Gamma at th e Uni ve rsity of Guelph.

Provin

ce Meetings

Sunday, June 29

Convention Breakfast

Devotional and Memorial Service

Preparatory Service

• Performed for co nvention honor initiat e, Ann Saterbak.

Parli ame nt ary Pr oce du re

• All voting delega tes attended a work shop to help them brush up on th e correc t procedure to us e during legislative mee tings.

General Sess ion

• This business mee ting fea tur ed a Grand Council panel in whi ch memb ers updated Pi Phis on Frat ernity activities, issu es and plan s for th e futur e. Grand Pres id ent Beth Beatty pr ese nt ed her address, r ecapping th e achievements of th e past two yea rs a nd outlining her hop es for th e futur e.

Pi Phi Legacies Luncheon

Ge o r g ia A lp ha D ian e Clark W ei gl ein and Texas Beta Jean Rowland C lark strengthened their mother-daughter bonds at the Legacy Luncheon.

• Th e Rev. Ann Mathews Philbrick. a orth Caro lin a Alpha, led th e memorial service in honor of Pi Beta Phi who have died during the past two years.

• Hundr eds of Pi Phi moth ers, daughters, sis ters, grandmoth ers and granddaught ers enjoyed th eir family traditi ons at the Legacy Lun cheon . Ohio Beta Barbie Oliver Tootle shar ed her wit and kee n in sights through her talk "Pi Phi On My Mind & On My Calendar, In My Hair, In My Wallet, In My HearL" Barbie discussed the joys of sisterhood that take root during co ll egiate years and blossom throughout our lifetim e.

Provin ce Meetings

Collegiate Workshops

• In clud ed "How Ca n I Be a Leader if No On e Wa nt s to and "Ce remoni es Workshop-

Alumnae Workshop

• "PR for Pi Phi Alumnae Club s"

Initiation

• Initiation of Ann Sa terbak

Parade of Chapter Banners

Dinner by Chapter

Meet with the Consultants

Monday, Jun e 30

Convention Breakfast

• The br ea kfast allowed altr.ndees to join in round - tab le discussions about issu es including planning fund -rais ers. recruitment and retentiun awl reg iull al leade rs hip retr ea ts.

Past Fraternity Officers and Consultants

Breakfast

General Session

• Th e general session fea tur ed a report from th e Nominating Co mmitt ee and th e pr ese ntation of se vera l awards. Convention attendees go t a bi g dos e of th e world 's bes t medi cin elau ghter-from Kathl ee n Passa ni s i thi s Foundation Speaker. Kathl ee n is a motirati onal spea ker who helped tonrent ion allendees !rarn to laugh away str ess.

Collegiate Workshops

• In clud ed ··Leadership. Liability and th e Co ntinuin g Need for Risk Management" by Pi Beta Phi Lega l Counsel Tim Burk e and "S tandards Committee-

Alumnae Workshops

• Alumnae breakouts by siz e

Fraternity Heritage Luncheon

• Fraternity Historian Marilyn Simpson Ford treat ed attendees

to a nostalgi c look at "Pi Phi Through the Ages "

Co ll egiate Workshops

• Covered th e following topi cs: "Rush ," "Fraternity Education ," "Finan cial Res pon s ibiliti es of Chapter Leaders , "Se tting Goals for Chapter Success," "Party Planning ," "Int eres t Gro up s" anrl "R ush Impr ess ion s-The First May Be Your Last "

Alumnae Workshops

• Included "NPC and Alumnae Panh ell e ni cs from a Pi Phi Pe rspe ctive" and "Me mb ers hip Se lec tion and Rush Today""

Officer Elections

Foundation Fest Dinner

• Pi Phis ce lebrat ed th e s uccesses of the Pi Beta Phi Foundation during thi s ca rnival- s tyl e festival. Foundation Pr es id ent Adrienn e His cox Mit chell out lin ed the hi ghlight s of th e biennium with a s lid r s hOll"

Provinc e Cookie Shines

1997-98 Traveling and Resident Graduate Consultants

Barbie Oliver Tootle displays props used during her presentation to collegians

Kathleen Passan is i emphasizes the im portance of humor.

Colleg ians attend an undergraduate workshop .

Tuesday, July 1

Convention Breakfas t

• Th e br eakfas t all owed all endees to join in round-tabl e di sc ussions abo ut iss ues in cl udin g improvin g communi ca ti ons, pl annin g Arr owm ont prog ra m , formin g int eres t group s for alumn ae club , leaders hip a nd delega ti on.

Canad ian Breakfast

General Sess ion

• At thi s sess ion , th e Nomin atin g Committ ee pr ese nt ed th e elec ti on report , a tion al Panh ell eni c Conference

Chairm a n J ean Wirth s Sco tt , disc usse d th e futur e of th e Panh ell e nic Conference . Grand Pr es id enL BeLh Bea Lty prese nted J ean \vith th e Pi Beta Phi Panh ell e ni c Woman of th e Yea r Award . And th e Court esy Res oluti ons Co mmitt ee perform ed th eir j us t-for-fun report.

Arrowmont Program

• Dir ec tor of Arrowmont Sc hoo l of ArL s and Cra fl s Sa nd y Bl a in s howed th e new -Ar rowmonL: 50 Yea r Hi sLory" vid eo and disc ussed th e pr ogress of th e sc hoo l.

Gold en Arrow Lun cheon and Song Cont es t

Coll egiat e Work shop s

• Inc lu ded

Se lecLion- and -WriLe Your 0\\11 Head li nes"

Alumnae Work hop s

• "J eo pa rd y: An swer to yo ur Qu es ti ons about th e Pi Beta Phi Found ati on," "Ge LLin g th e Message Out ... Co mmuni ca tin g in th e '9 0s." "Tip s for Bein g Top s-How to be an AwardWinnin g Club " and "Alumnae Club Offi ce rs-How to Find and Deve lop Lea ders"

General Sess ion

• Th e ge neral se ss ion in clud ed award pr esentation s and th e in tallation of new offi ce rs Th e Hou ston , Texas Alumnae Cl ub revealed th e s it e of th e 1999 Co nve ntion-Hou ston , Texa s. Th e sess ion end ed ,vith clo s in g ritual.

Grand March

Wine

Carnation Banq uet

• Th e formal banqu et includ ed th e prese ntation of se ve ral award s, a candl e-li ghtin g ce remon y to hon or Pi BeLa Phi 's Found ers a nd a Lovin g Cup Ce remony.

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Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, IIBfI> Founded 1867

Emma Brownlee Kilgore

Margaret Campbell

Libbie Brook Gaddis

Ada Bruen Grier

Clara Brownlee Hutchinson

Fannie Whitenack Libbey

Rosa Moore

Jennie Nicol, M.D

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Fannie Thomson

Jennie Horne Turnbull

Nancy Black Wallace

The point of time or space at which anything starts-Webster's Dictionary

When does time begin Jor you? Is it New Year's Eve as the clock rolls to midnight? Or the

start oj a new Jiscal year when budgets are yours to meet? For educators and students the year 's beginning is colored with new school supplies and Jail Joliage. For me, as editor, time begins with the inception oj each new issue.

Although it doesn't matter whether Jor you time starts with choruses oj revelers singing "Auld Lang Syne" or with freshly sharpened No.2 pencilS-it is important to note that time is subjective. Everyone has a different beginni ng point that serves to advance those things that are important in life.

For the Fratemity, time begins with convention and the start oj a new biennium At

Pi Beta Phi 's 61st Biennial Convention collegians and alumnae met, exchanged ideas, passed legislation , elected new officers and shared a renewed spirit that will guide the Fratemity to our next convention in Houston, Texas.

As a convention attendee, one realizes that she is a part oj something much bigger than the beginning oj another biennium. This new beginning builds on top oj 130 years oJhistory.

Pi Beta Phi is much more than anyone member's Jour-year college experience. Much like aJamily, there is a history and a genealogy. According to Australian author and Jeminist Germaine Greer, 'There have been women in the past Jar more daring than we would need to be now , who ventured all and gained a little, but survived aJter all. "

This spirit oj daring is still alive. As you will see in this issue , collegians and alumnae are continuing the standard oj excellence started by our Founders It is our proud beginning that makes this Fratemity strong.

-Libby Gilkison Canlloll

This is your page made available to anyone wi hing to co mment on articles, the magazine or any topi c of Interest to our readers. Letters must be signed with full name, address and chapter. We reserve the right to edit as needed to space requirements and content.

Summer A R ROW

Usually when 1 receive my copy of The ARROW, 1 skim through , then set it aside. However, 1 read the Summer 1997 issue straight through and thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm a retired journalist who worked on women's pages , arts and reviews during the rise of the Women's Movement

All those enterprising, creative Pi Phis were great and made me proud to be a Pi Phi. The stories were wellwritten, and 1 enjoyed the pictures. In my tastes, this issue is a real prize-winner. Thanks for all of it.

A OREA STEPHENSON BLElZINGER

WISCO SI GAMMA

NEE AH, WISCO SIN

1 want to thank you so much for the article you wrote about Heirloom Dressing in the Summer 1997 issue of The ARROW. 1 have already received phone calls from Pi Phis interested in the dressing. Not only did 1 enjoy the article about Heirloom , but 1 was also fascinated by the success and innovations of other Pi Beta Phi sisters. Thanks so much!

DIANE WILLIAMS CARNEY

LOUISIANA BETA

BATON ROlJGE, L OUISIANA

Thanks for including Wanda Soolip Wen in the Summer 1997 issue of Th e ARROW. 1 thoroughly enjoyed reading about all of those successful Pi Phis. What an inspiration.

ALEXIA HAlDos

CALIFORNIA GAMMA

RAN CHO PALOS VERDES, CALiFORNIA

Thank You

Eastern Kentucky University's National Alumni Association has just completed Thank-a-thon '97, a telephone campaign that seeks to thank the university's active alumni for their financial support

I'm pleased to report that representatives from the university's chapter of Pi Beta Phi were among the nine student organizations participating in this year's campaign.

Thanks to the efforts of those 150 student vo lunteers, the university 's first alumni thank-a-thon has set a precedent for student volunteerism and alumni donor recognition. These private gifts from our alumni continue to help us enhance our academic programs and to improve access to higher education. Therefore , student efforts in calling and thanking alumni are not only necessary, but also much appreciated.

HA NLY Fu OERB URK PRESIDE NT OF EAsTERN KE NTUCKY

UNIVERSITY'S

AsSOCIATIO N

ATIONAL A LUM I

RI CHMOt\O, KE NTUCKY

Consultant Reunion

In June 1991, we all met for the first time in St. Louis We were fresh out of college, a little sad about graduation, eager to start our year of traveling, and completely unaware that the women we were meeting would become lifelong friends

Now, five years, seven bright and diverse careers, several master's degrees, and two husbands later, we met again for a weekend of fun and reminiscing in San Francisco. This time we were fres h out of the office, not quite as excited about the "glamour" of traveling life, but ecstatic about seeing old friends.

1 am hardly the sentimental one of the group Gust ask any of the other consultants), but 1 would like to say that I'm not sure how-or if-Grand Council knew what they were doing back in 1991 when they put us all together. On behalf of the 1991-92 ''T's'' and "R's" Thank You!

J OCELYN DAVIES

PE SYLVANIA ETA

PHILADELPHIA , PE N SYLVANIA

7S - Year Member

Thank you for the beautifully framed 75-year membership certificate

1 still have my 1922 framed initiation certificate signed by Grand President Amy Burnham Onken. I'm so very proud of both certificates.

GEORGIE LOVING

OKlAHOMA ALPHA

W nners

Collegiate Awards

BALFO U R C U P (Top Chapter)-Texas Eta (Texas A &: M University)

S TOOlMAN VASE (2nd)-Florida Alpha (Stetson University)

PHIlADELPHIA BOWL C3rd)-Iowa Beta (Simpson College)

DIREITORS ' AWARD (4th)-Oklahoma Beta (Oklahoma State University)

jo ANN MINOR RODERICK CHAPTERS OF ExCEllENCE (excluding top Jour, in alphabetical order)-Kansas Beta (Kansas State University), Misso u ri Alpha (University of Missouri), Missouri Gamma (Drury College), Tennessee Beta (Vanderbilt University), Tennessee Delta (University of Me m ph is), Texas Gamma (Texas Tech University)

JEAN WIRTIlS SCOTT AWARD (Individual Leadership)-Ka therine David , Virgi n ia Gam m a (College of William &: Mary)

ANNETTE MITCHEll MIllS AWARD (New Chapter Achievement)-Virginia Eta (University of Richmond) HM: California Kappa (University of California, San Diego)

APP AWARD FOR SENIOR PROGRAMMI G-Ontario Alpha (University of Toronto) HM: California Beta (University of California, Berkeley), California Zeta (University of California, Santa Barbara)

NITA HIll STARK AWARD (Best Chapter History)-Ohio Theta (Bowling Green Sta te University)

HISTORIAN 'S VASE (2nd Best History)Illinois Iota (Illinois State University), ew York Alpha (Syracuse University) HM: New York Epsilon (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) , Missouri Alpha (University of Missouri) , Texas Eta (Texas A &: M U niversity), California Mu (Pe pperdine University)

C ENTEN IAL AWARD (Best Fraternity Orientation)-California Beta (University of California, Berkeley)

HM : Mississippi Alpha (University of Southern Mississippi) , Texas Eta (Texas A &: M University)

PI PHI SPIRIT AWARD-Alabama Beta (University of Alabama) , Arizona Alpha (University of Arizona) , Illinois Eta (Millikin University), Illinois Iota (Illinois State University), Indiana Alpha (Franklin College), Mississippi Alpha (University of Southern Mississippi) , Montana Alpha (Montana State University) , Ontalio Beta (University of Western Ontario) , Texas Alpha (University ofTexas), Wyoming Alpha (University of Wyomi n g)

UNKS TO UTERACY AWARD- Illinois Ep silon (Northwestern University) HM: Alabama Beta (Universiry of Alabama)

HELEN ANDERSON LEwts AWARD (Com m unity Service)-Michiga n Epsilon (Western Michigan University) HM: Iowa Zeta (University of Iowa)

LUCILE D CARSON AWARD (Community Service)-Texas Gamma (Texas Tech University) HM: Pennsylvania Eta (Lafayette College)

D .C. ALPHA PANHEllENIC AWARD (Large)-Mississippi Alpha (University of Southern Mississippi) HM: Iowa Gamma (Iowa State University), Missouli Alpha (University of Missouli) (Small)Arkansas Alpha (University of Arkansas) HM: Flolida Alpha (Stetson University), New Mexico Alpha (University of New Mexico)

EliZABETH S. KOlA AWARD (1st Standards)-Missouri Alpha (University of Missouri)

HARRIETTE W. EVANS AWARD (2nd Standards)-Oregon Gamma (Willamette University)

HM : Tennessee Delta (University of Memphis), Colorado Delta (Colorado School of Mines)

FRANCES ROSSER BROWN AWARD (Fraternity Heritage)- Tennessee Delta (University of Memphis)

HM: Illinois Epsilon (Northwestern University), Iowa Eta (D rake University)

UllIAN BECK HOLTON AWARD ( Best House Manager)-Elethea Locke , California Gamma (University of Southern California) HM : Ashley Keller , Arkansas Alpha (University of Arkansas), Amanda Hogue , Florida Beta (Florida State University)

MARILYN SIMPSON FORD (Best ARROW Correspondent)-Amy Falasz , Illinois Beta-Delta (Knox College)

HM: Elaine Wainscott, Michigan Alpha (Hillsdale College), Robyn Rosenblum, North Carolina Beta (Duke University)

MAy L. KEllER AWARD (Best Arrowmont Programming)-Montana Alpha (Montana State Universiry)

H M: Geo rgia Alp h a (U l live rsiry of Georgia), Mississippi Alpha (University of Southern Mississippi)

OUVIA SMITH MOORE SILVER SUPPER ( Best Chapter Treasurer)-Amber Poole, Tennessee Beta (Vanderbilt University) HM: Heather Menzel, California Kappa (University of California, San Diego), Jennifer Townsend, Florida Alpha (Stetson University)

VERA Moss BOWL (Most Improved 5 & S)-Virginia Delta (Old Dominion University)

SARAHJANE PAU LSON VANASSE PITCHER (2nd Improved 5 & 5)- ew Jersey Alpha (Prince ron University)

AuCE WEBER JOHNSON BOWL (Top 10, Last 10 Years)-Texas Eta (Texas A&: M University)

WESTCHESTER CLUB AWARD (Most Academically Improved Large Chapter)-California Iota (Califo rnia State University, Chico)

HM : Indiana Gamma (Burler University)

PI B ETA PHI S CHOLARSHIP PLAQ E (High est GPA, Large Chapter)Missouri Gamma (Drury College)

AMY BURNHAM ONKEN AWARD-(Outstanding Individual Participation and Leadership)-Rachel Dickey, Arkansas Alpha (University of Arkansas); CHAPTER SERVICE AWARD- Angie Heuser, Kentucky Gamma (Eastern Kentucky University); EVELYN PETERS KYLE AWARD (Alumnae Club Service)- Betty Dean Calhoun, Cleveland East, Ohio; EMMA HARPER TURNER AWARD (Alumnae Club Leadership)- Donna Coffman Dawson, Houston, Texas

HM: ew Jersey Alpha (Princeton Unive rsity), Vi rgi ni a Epsilon (University of Virginia)

G RAN D CO UNCI L SCHO lARS HI P I NCENTIVE- Kentu cky Gamma (Eastern Kentucky University)

HM: Indiana Eta (Indiana-Purdue University at Fort Wayne)

DR. HAzEL R. Mc CUAIG AWARD (Highest GPA, Small Chapter)California Alpha (Stanford University) HM: Co nnecticu t Beta (Ya le University), Iowa Beta (Simpson Co ll ege)

MCC UA IG CANAD IAN AWARD (Highest GPA, Canadian Chapter)-Ontario Alpha (University ofToronto)

ADDA P. WI lliAMS AWARD (Best Academic Excellence Chairman)Melissa Carkeet, Tennessee Delta (University of Memphis)

HM: Ines Kuperschmit, Virginia Epsilon (University of Virginia) , Janelle Lagerstrom, Kansas Beta (Kansas State University), Eva Vasilas, Colorado Gamma (Colorado State University)

BEST PROCE DURE NOTEBOOKConnecticut Beta Chapter Treasurer (Yale University) HM: Iowa Beta Chapter Secretary (Simpson College) , Missouri Gamma Vice President of Moral Advancement Interest Group (Drury College), Wyoming Alpha Chapter President (University of Wyoming)

COllEGIATE ORIG INAL MELODYCheryl Kohfeld and Megan Fifer , California Beta (University of California , Berkeley)

COllEGIATE SERIO US PARODYCalifornia Mu (Pepperdine University)

COllEGIATE l.lGHT PARODY- ew Mexico Alpha (University of ew Mexico)

Alumnae Awards

IDEAL ALUMNAE CW B- Ka nsas City, Misso u ri-Sh awnee Missio n , Ka nsas

Top 10 ALUMNAE CWBS (i n alph ab etica l ord er)-Atlanta, Geo rgia; Co lorad o Sprin gs, Co lo rad o; Gle n Ellyn-Wheaton, Ill in ois; Ho uston, Texas; Ka nsas City, Misso u riShawnee Missio n , Kansas; Ma nc hes ter Area , Connecticut; Nas hvi ll e, Tenn essee; o rth ern Virgi ni a; Phil ad elphia- Main Lin e, Pe nn sylvania; So uth Coas t , Califo rn ia

EM ERGING ExCELLENCE AWARD-De nve r, Co lorad o HM: Clevela nd West, Ohio

BEST CHAPTER I C W B RELATIO NS-Man c heste r Area, Con nec ticut HM: Co lu m bus, Ohio

N ASHVIllE ALUM AE CW B AWARD-Northern Virgi nia H M: Co lorado Springs, Co lora d o, Ka nsas City, Missouri-S h awnee Mission, Ka nsas

J ESS IE MO EU R FRENC H AWARD (Alumnae Ed ucation)-Cleve land West, Ohio

NORTIfERN VIRGINIA AWARD FO R COMMUNfIY SERVICE-Hartford , Connecticut HM: Augusta, Georgia

ADRIENNE H ISCOX MrrCHEll AWARD (Promotion oj Arrowmont)Nashville , Tennessee HM: Kansas City, Missouri-Shawnee Mission, Kansas

H ousro ALUMNAE C WB U NKS TO UTERACY AWARD-- Hartford , Connecticut HM : Boca Raton, Florida

ExCEllENCE IN COMM UN ICATIO AWARD (in alphabetical order)Atlanta, Georgia ; Baton Rouge , Louisiana ; Bellevue-Eastside , Washington ; Boulder, Colorado ; Central Orange County, California; Dallas , Texas ; Glen Ellyn-Wheaton , Illinois ; Houston , Texas ; Kansas City,

Missouri-S h awnee Missio n , Ka nsas ; La J o ll a, Ca liforn ia; Manch es ter Area, Co nn ect icut ; North ern Virgini a; Okla h o ma City, Oklah o ma; Philadelphia- Main Lin e, Penn sylvania; Ren o, Neva d a

MARIANNE REID WILD AWARD (Greatest In crease in Membership)Co lumbu s, Ohi o

Members hip Highes t Percent oj Potent ial:

Und er 25- Pauls Valley, O klaho ma

26 to 50- Dun ca n , Okl ah o ma

5 1 to 75-Hutchinso n , Kan sas

76 to l OO-Cas per , W yo ming

10 1 to 150-Co rpu s Christi, Texas

Ove r 150-Ho usto n , Texas

D C. ALPHA FOR AAC (Outs tanding Service oj an AAC)- Pen nsylva nia Iota (U n iversity of Penn sy lvan ia)

H M: Cali fo rn ia Be ta (U niversity of Ca lifo rn ia, Berkeley), Virginia Eta (University of Ri chm on d)

CARO L I NGE WARREN AWARD (AAC Financial Adviser)-Jenn ifer

Nic ho lso n Gutzm er, Illinois Theta (Bradley University) H M: Ka thy Petrone, Tennessee Beta (Vanderbilt University), Joan Hueber McKee, Indiana Zeta (Ball State University)

SARA SHIP LEY BOWERS AWARD (House Corporation)-Missouri Alpha (University of Missouri)

HM: Michigan Gamma (Michigan State UniverSity), Arizona Alpha (University of Arizona)

DOROTHY W EAVE R MORGAN AWARD FOR FRATERNfIY loYALTY-Annette

Mitchell Mills, Alabama Alpha

ALUMNAE ORI GINAL MELO DY-Luella

Barr Dick, Del Sol North , California Alumnae Club

ALUMNAE PARODY-Nancy Hale Cobb , Houston , Texas Alumnae Club

Directors' Award-Oklahoma Beta (Rebecca Glaze), Philadelphia BowlIowa Beta (Stephanie Robl), Stool man Vase-Florida Alpha (Melanie Harrell), Balfour Cup--Texas Eta (Laura Hadaway)

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Top 10 Alumnae Clubs-front: South Coast, California (Grayne Ferguson Price and Diane Bielman), Kansas City, Missouri-Shawnee Mission, Kansas (Athelia Sweet Clingan), Atlanta, Georgia (Marilyn Simpson Ford), Glen Ellyn-Wheaton (Jacquie Trombley Harrell); back: Colorado Springs, Colorado (Ann Hopley Watson), Nashville, Tennessee (Ann Gehret McKinney), Philadelphia-Main Line, Pennsylvania (Pat Herbster Dowden), Northern Virginia (Mary Loy Tatum), Houston, Texas (Beverly Buzzini Pennington), Manchester Area, Connecticut (Laurie Dailey)

Jo Ann Minor Roderick Chapters of Excellence (Top 10 Chapters)--front: Kansas Beta (Heather Wagner), Missouri Alpha (Jennifer Baker) , Missouri Gamma (Rebecca Siegel), Tennessee Beta (Nicole Alvino), Tennessee Delta (Melissa Carkeet); back: Texas Gamma (Ann Cruce), Oklahoma Beta (Rebecca Glaze), Iowa Beta (Stephanie Robl), Florida Alpha (Melanie Harrell), Texas Eta (Laura Hadaway)

Jean Wirths Scott Award-Katherine David, Virginia Gamma (Amanda Barley), Chapter Service Award-Angie Heuser, Kentucky Gamma (Jodi Schmidt), Amy Burnham Onken Award-Rachel Dickey, Arkansas Alpha (Ashley Rodgers)

D C. Alpha Award for Large PanhellenicMississippi Alpha (Julie Scott), D.C. Alpha Award for Small Pan hellenic-Arkansas Alpha (Ashley Rodgers)

Grand Council Scholarship IncentiveKentucky Gamma (Jodi Schmidt), Best Procedure Notebook-Connecticut Beta (Kathleen Kunkle), Dr. Hazel R. McCuaig Award-California Alpha (Alison Fischer), Pi Beta Phi Scholarship Plaque-Missouri Gamma (Rebecca Siegel), McCuaig Canadian AwardOntario Alpha (Nadia Husbands)

Evelyn Peters Kyle Award-North Carolina Alpha Betty Dean Calhoun (Sabra Hansen Qua) Dorothy Weaver Morgan Award for Fraternity LoyaltyAlabama Alpha Annette Mitchell Mills, Emma Harper Turner AwardOklahoma Beta Donna Coffman Dawson

Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell AwardNashville , Tennessee (Ann Gehret McKinney) , Adr ienn e H is cox Mitchell , May l. Keller Award-Montana Alpha (Andrea Hendrickson)

Front: Jesse Moeur French AwardCleveland West, Ohio (Jan Merlack Maiocco), Nashville Alumnae Club Award-Northern Virginia (Mary Loy Tatum) , Northern Virginia Award for Community Service and Houston Alumnae Club Links to Literacy Award-Hartford , Connecticut (Theodora Gronau Barley) , back: Emerging Excellence-Denver , Colorado (Julie Johnson) , Marianne Reid Wild Award-Columbus , Ohio (Beth Shoman Phillips)

Pi Phi Spirit Award-front: Alabama Beta (Casey Cole) , Arizona Alpha . (Stefanie Whitten), Illinois Eta (Julie Petty) Illinois Iota (Carrie Spiekermann); back: Indiana Alpha (Shannon Murphy), Montana Alpha (Andrea Hendrickson) Mississippi Alpha (Julie Scott), Texas Alpha (Joslyn Welch), Ontario Beta (Melanie Carter), Wyoming Alpha (Donna Driskell)

B e n n al Convent o n

Front: Lillian Beck Holton AwardElethea Locke, California Gamma, Marilyn Simpson Ford, Marilyn Simpson Ford Award-Amy Falasz, Illinois Beta-Delta (Marisa McShane) ; back: Olivia Smith Moore Silver Slipper Award-Amber Poole , Tennessee Be ta (Nicole Alvino) , Adda P Will iams Award-Melissa Carkeet , Tennessee Delta , Westcheste r Club AwardCal ifornia Iota (Sarah Olson )

Historian's Vase-Illinois Iota (Carrie Spiekermann) and New York Alpha (Anne-Marie Anderson), Nita Hill Stark Award-Ohio Theta (Gina Staccone), Frances Rosser Brown AwardTennessee Delta (Melissa Carkeet)

Front: Vera Moss Bowl-Virginia Delta (Staci Hollibaugh), Alice Weber Johnson Bowl-Texas Eta (Laura Hadaway), Helen Anderson Lewis Award-Michigan Epsilon (Dawn Jacks) ; back: Sarahjane Paulson Vanasse Pitcher-New Jersey Alpha (Stelli Villarreal), Links to Literacy Award-Illinois Epsilon (Sarah Orr), Lucile Douglas Carson Award-Texas Gamma (Ann Cruce)

Song Contest Winners: Alumnae Parody-Nancy Hale Cobb, Houston , Texas (Beverly Buzzini Pennington), Alumnae Original Melody-Luella Barr Dick, Del Sol North, California (Carrie Ziemak) , Collegiate Serious ParodyCalifornia Mu (Alison Olver), Collegiate Light Parody-New Mexico Alpha (Heather Herzog) , Collegiate Original Song-Cheryl Kohfeld and Megan Fifer , California Beta (Tosha Ellison)

APP Award for Senior ProgrammingOntario Alpha (Nadia Husbands) , Centennial Award-California Beta (Tosha Ellison), Elizabeth S . Koza Award-Missouri Alpha (Jennifer Baker) , Harriette W. Evans Award-Oregon Gamma (Jennifer Isley) , Annette Mitchell Mills Award-Virginia Eta (Lori Brune)

Front: Carol Inge Warren AwardJe n ni fer Nicholson Gu t zm e r , Ill inois Theta ( Melissa Cupp ), Best Chapter/ Club Re lat ions-Manchest e r Area, Connecticut ( Laur ie Dailey), Sara Sh ipley Bowe rs Award-M is s our i A lph a (Jennifer Baker); back: C arol Inge

War re n , D.C Alph a fo r AACPennsylvan ia Io ta (As s un ta V ivo lo), Sa r a Shipley Bowers

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Spring Elderhostel Attracts Pi Phis to Arrowmont

Spring, with its blooming Oowers and rebirth of the Great Smoky Mountains , is always a spec ial time at Arrowmont.

April brought two one-week sessio ns of Spring Elderhost e l classes. Specifically designed for students age 55 and older, Elderhostel classes attract stu dents from across th e country.

Pi Phis Connie Clark Akin, Ruth Brooks Muir and Susan Hyams Ivy attended this year's Spring Elderhostel.

Texas Alpha Conn ie Akin first came to Arrowmont two years ago to take a paper-making class with some lri ends. " I am so impressed with Arrowmont ' s fa c ulty ," Co nnie says. "The quality of instruction is superior to c lasses I've taken elsewhere."

Connie enjoyed the s tain e d-glass class taught by Gatlinburg res ident Bill May. " I believe the teacher make s the s ubject come alive. Bill May is such a wonderful teacher. H e trul y instills co nfidence in his students "

Connie felt a specia l sense o f pride when several of the other Elderhostel participants thanked her , sayi ng " You Pi Phi 's really know how to do things right. We love it here at Arrowmont."

Already lookin g fotward to h er next visit, Connie says she would lik e to take a wood-turning class. " I enjoy meeting other students who are all so interesting and enthusiastic," she says. "for me, I most certainly belie\'e that an is therapeutic. I get lost in myan , and it's like a total escape."

Gretchen Church

Florida Alpha Ruth Muir is a newly trained Arrowmont Ambassador for Pi Beta Phi. " I believe many Pi Phis are easily d iscouraged from taking an art class because they th ink the classes are only for profe ss io nals," Ruth says. "The Ambassador program is ex tremely success ful in in c reas ing awareness that Arrowmont is for everyo ne. "

An art major in co llege , Ruth used art therapy in her fam ily counseling ca reer. She found that art has a positive effect on the people s he works with. " I try to get my clients to remember what the y enjoyed as c hildren, " Ruth says. "It can be as simp le as co loring with crayo ns or playing a Oute It really doe s n ' t matter as long as the y are c re a ting something. "

Ruth enrolled in the silk-painting class at Arrowmont this spring. " I am always amazed at th e professional le vel of teaching at Arrowmont , yet in such a relaxed a tm osphere that make s it feel like home ," she says. Ruth plans to return this fall for a watercolor class.

Louisiana Alpha Susan h)' has taken silk-painting at Arrowmont four times. Unable to paint at home because she lacks the necessary equipment,

School's 1996 Elderhostel. Susan designs and teache s canvasneed lepoint. Stitching since she was 6 years old, Susan finds that art is a wonderfu l stress re lease

Since her c h ildhood , Susan has been visiting Arrowmont and has develo p ed a love for the area . " During and afte r co llege, I remained very tun ed in to Arrowm ont , " she says. " It is rejuvenating. There's a wonderful aura here o n ca mpus. Arrowmont has a unique mixture of solitude and c reative energy that you just don ' t find in many places."

Fall Schedule

Fall Elderhos tel wi ll b e Sep te mbe r 2 1- 27 , Septe mb er 28Octob er 4 and O c to b er 5- 11 . Classes o ffered in clude: w a terco lorllandscap e painting. p o ttery. weaving. woo d- turning , p ainting on silk han dma d e and d ecorative paper drawing from the heart , and landscape photography

To register. write or call : Elderhostel. 75 Federal Street. Boston MA. 02110 , (617) 426-8056.

Virginia Barker at the lathe during Arrowmont

New Work "Springs Up" in Arrowmont Sculpture Garden

Ron Koe hle r inspects student Tracy Melton 's stone sculptu re-in-th e -ma ki ng during 1997 spring class "Th e Hidd e n Image : Sculpting in S tone ."

Stone sculptor Ron Koehler has quite a history at Arrowmont. Professor of Art at Delta State Universiry in Cleveland, Mississippi , Ron has taught at Arrowmont five times and was a member of the Arrowmont staff in 1982. In fact, Ron met his wife , Catherine , at Arrowmont, when she and her mother were enrolled in a screen-printing class.

So, it was quite fitting when Arrowmont Director Sandra Blain asked Ron to design and donate a sc ulpture for the Arrowmont Sculpture Garden. Ron 's piece, "Spring Leap," joins two others in the garden, which is located next to Hughes Hall.

"Us ually I dislike creating commissioned pieces , yet 'Spring Leap ' was an enjoyable, easy piece to complete," Ron says. "Spring Leap " is a marbled fish in a complete circle, vertically mounted on an oval limestone base . The fish

mirrors one of Ron ' s trademarks-the circular theme. "I believe that, for me, circles symbolize cycles," he says. "Cycles of change, cycles of life, returning to the beginning and starting over. " Ron says that he enjoys all aspects of Arrowmont. He says that the school's equipment is far superior to other art schools he has visited. He enjoys being with students. "] enjoy seeing a beginner 's pride in completing his or her work ," he says. "I get many ideas from students and much satisfaction from teaching at Arrowmont, more than at the university level because] think the students here really want to learn. "

Ron hopes to return to Arrowmont soon. He wants to take a wood-turning class in the new studio. From instructor, to staff member, to student, it seems that Ron Koehler has come full circle.

Calendar of Events ConferencelWorkshop Schedule

Septem ber 7-13

Polymer Clay Conference and Works h ops

Septem ber 21-27 , Se p tember 28-0ctob er 4, Octobe r 5-11

Fall Elderho s tel

Octobe r 14-21

Enamel ing Conference and Workshops

Octobe r 24-25

East Tennessee Art Educators Workshops

Novem ber 4-December 11

Com munity Classes

Decem ber 6

Holi day Open House and Winter Concert

January 4-February 15

Children's Classes

March 2-6, 9-13, 16-20,23-27

Spring Classes

March 29 -April 4 , April 5-11

Spring Elderhostel

April 30-May 3

Pi Phi Arts Weekend

Gallery Exhibitions

August IS-October 4

Maki n g History: Pushing the Craft of Po lym er Clay

October 10-November 15

Tradition and Transformation : International Enamel Exhibition

Reception on October 16

November 20-February 21

Arrowmont Permanent Collection

February 26-Aprilll

ew FormlNew Function: Surface

Arrowmont National Spring Faculty Invitational

Arrowmont galleries are open year round to the public, Monday-Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information call Arrowmont at (423) 436-5860.

"S pring Leap," the newest addition to the A rrowmont Sculpture Garden , was designed by Ron Koehler

New Dallas Scholarship Honors Ann Phy

The Dallas, Texas Alumnae Club established an undergraduate scholarship in honor of Ann Dudgeon Phy, forme r Grand Council member and the first Pi Beta Phi Foundat ion President. The scholarship was endowed through a $25,000 gift to the Pi Beta Phi Foundation in May 1997

"We wished to honor Ann b eca use she has unselfishl y given her loyalty , intelligence, enthusiasm , humor and leadership to Pi Beta Phi at the lo ca l and international levels since she pledged at Texas Alpha ," said Priscilla Davis Gravely, outgoing Dallas Alumnae Club President.

Ann has a distinguished record of service to Pi Beta Phi . Locally , s he has held man y offices including cl ub president and Awards Committee Chairman. She was also the Presid e nt of the Dallas Pi Bet a Phi Mothers' Club.

On the international level, Ann was an Alumnae Province President , Director of Alumnae Advisory Committees, Chairman of the :--Jominating Committee, Grand ecretary, Foundation President and Foundation Secretary.

Ann 's talents have also benefitted many worthwhile organizations outside of Pi Beta Phi, includin g the Dallas County Heritage Society of which she was president and held many other board positions over a 23-year period In 1991 , the Dallas Alumnae Club recognize d Ann ' s efforts in the local community b y prese nting her wi th its Co mmunity Service Award .

The scholarship created by the club was made possible through its annual spring fund-raiser , t he Pi Beta Phi Style Show and Luncheon. A prestigious local affair , the event has raised more than $650,0 00 since its inception in 1985

Speaker Inspires Convention Delegates

Atlan ta co n ve n tion attendees were left wi th a n ew take on life after Ka th lee n Passanisi's address du ring the Gene ral Session on Monday, June 30.

Kathl ee n 's prese ntation focused o n th e ro le of hum o r in living a full and healthy life. Sh e exp lain e d h ow humor hel p s facilitate learning , stimula te creativity and bu il d self-esteem . Sh e also p rove d to th e a udi en ce tha t "laugh t er is the best me dicin e ," as it reduces stress , lowers blood p ressure and muscle tension, and increases the heart rate and circula tion.

A nationally recognized speaker , motivator and humorist , Kathleen ' s expertise is in wellness an d therapeutic humor. She is a licensed m edical professional as well as a s uccessful businesswoman and ed u cator.

The scholarship h as been named the Dallas Alumnae Club

Undergraduate Scholarship in honor of Ann Dudgeon Phy and will be awarded for the first time in the 1998-99 academic year. Preference will be given to a Pi Phi from Dallas If non e applying is eligible , preference will be given to a Pi Phi from Texas , then to a member attending a Texas college or university "What a wonderful way to pay tribute to someone with such a deep commitment to Pi Beta Phi ," said Foundation President Betty Blades Lofton. "Ann Phy ' s work and devotion will be forever honored through this scholarship. "

Kathleen ' s appearance was made possible by the Pi Beta Phi Foundation through th e Peg Houston Me mo rial Sp eakers Fund. Th e fund is n a me d fo r Margaret George Houston , a Colorado Alpha and former C ollegia te Province Pres ide nt. It was created by John Houston , Peg ' s husband ; William George , her brother ; and a gro up of friends to honor Peg 's memory The fund provid es underwriting for educational speakers at Pi Beta Phi biennial conventions

The Great Geranium Sale

At th e Fou rth Annu al Grea t Ge ranium Sale, th e CALGARY ALUMNAE CLUB

raise d more than $ 1 ,900 for Arrow in th e Arc tic Th e

club se lls draca ena spikes, h e rb gard e n s, thre e differe nt co lors of geraniums and participated in the Calgary Alumnae Club's h b k f an nual angin g as ets 0 ivy gera- • nium . "Th e essential ingred ient is th e s up erio r quali ty of our plants, which makes rep ea t orders easy," s ays Alab a m a Alph a Be t ty Cullem e Parker w h o s old $ 2 ,000 wo rt h of p lants this year.

T EXAS ALP HA S USAN E WOTI

M c BRID E'S suspense novel , "And Then She was Gone, " won the First Annual Award for Fiction sponsored by Mayhaven Publishing As the grand prize winner, Susan's book will be published next year.

NORTH CAROUNA ALPHA

COMMANDER P RISCIllA B Ula CO E of the u.S. Naval Reserve was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for meritorious service while servi ng as commandi ng officer of the Naval Reserve Dental Clinic in Pensacola, Florida. Coe initiated the training program which increased overall training effectiveness 96 percent.

Carolyn

NEBRASKA B UA R UTH CURTISS

SWAllEY retired from teaching kindergarten at Glenwood Elementary School in Kearney, Nebraska, where her students and their parents referred to her as their " teaching angel." This spring , Ruth was featured in the Omaha WorldHerald 's "My Favorite Teacher " contest. A former student wrote the winning essay honOring Ruth

Brandon Wilde, a life-care community in Evans , Georgia, is home to several Pi Beta Phi Golden Arrows.

MISSOU RI BUA LuCY R OG ERS Ews AND TENNESSEE ALPHA B ITIY JOHNSON BoWERS both enjoy the activities in this community, including the "Talking Books " program and exercising in the pool.

KANSAS B UA KA y NORDSTROM

ZoO K and her husband , Loren, are the new managers of operations for the American Fo lk Ar t Furniture Studio in Afton , Oklahoma. The s tu dio specializes in des igning and b u il d in g handcarve d ind oor an d o utd oor fu rn iture, c usto m reprod u c tions and faux antiques. As a gift to the Oklaho m a Be ta Cha p ter, Kay deSigned an d b uilt a gard en be n c h engrave d wi th Pi Beta Phi and rwo crossing arrows.

Golden Arrow members Isleta Gayle Braun (seated) and Etheldra Smith Scoggin enjoy Founders' Day.

Th e M ISSISSIPPI G ULF C OAST

ALUMNAE CLUB sponsored a Founders' Day Luncheon at the Gu lfport Yach t Clu b on the beautiful Mississippi Gu lf Coast More than 70 alumnae gathered to honor our Founders and rwo Golden Arrow members, Oklahoma Alpha Isleta Gayle Braun and Louisiana Alpha Etheldra Smith Scoggin

Betty Cullerne Parker and

Cawsey Pinset

Colorado Celebration

Founders' Day Chairman Lisa Schlup

Reese with speaker Kim Christiansen.

Denver area Pi Phis ce lebrated

Fo u n d ers' Day with a lun ch eon at Glenmoor Country Club in Englewood, Colorado. Almost 200 alumnae and undergraduates attended the event, which was sponsored by several Colorado alumnae clubs and the Colorado Delta Chapter. During the luncheon, Colorado

Alpha Kim Christiansen, a news anchor, discussed her experiences as a broadcast journalist. Colorado Beta Linda oel l bsen and Texas Delta Susan Landreth Fry presented collegiate and alumnae awards. The group honored Golden Arrows , Pi Phi's Founders and special guest Colorado Alpha Margaret Anderson Lockhart. granddaughter of Libbie Brook Gaddis.

Seven I OWA A lJ'HA Golden Arrows celebrated Founders' Day with the chapter in April. Margaret Bentzinger

Gregory . Pauline Carroll Shepp . Helen Hobbs Hawkin s. Emma Fricke . Maisie

Taeger Green. Rosalie Bentzinger and Betty Preuss Wettach attended the ce lebration

W AS HI NGTON B ETA alumnae gathered on the south shore of Bainbridge lsland in early April for a three-day reunion. Helen Vanantwerp

Timmermann , Peggy Parnell Keenan

Janet Cochran Ericksen Connie Bu s igin Nelson. Arlene Mehner Voepel , Carol Nelson Schacht, Jean Doug lass Crill , Jackie Li lienthal Heywood and Betse Cody King reunited for a weekend of laughter , memories and fun

Golf

Reunion

IOWA Z ETAS J AN CRABB E WEYHRAUCH AN D Ros EY DEWITT

YOUNG reunited on the golf course to celebrate becoming Golden Arrows. Rosey, who

C OLORAD O G AMMA

MARGAR£f

BI RRELL

G U ICHMAN N, a member of the North San Diego Alumnae Club, gave the gift of art to a local high school. In honor of the value of a good education. Margaret donated a 28-volume book series titled "Time Life Library of Art" to the Rancho Bernardo High School in San Diego. California.

Lo U ISIANA B ETA CAROL CALKI NS is a partner at Price Waterhouse in Plano Texas , where she has been busy deali n g with new tax laws proposed by Texas Governor George Bush.

lives in Denver , flew to ,; (;-' " /\ " Neb raska to compete , .', :. as Jan's parmer in the .' • Black Tie Tradition Tournament Although the pair didn ' t win , the reminiscing and bonding they shared was par for the course.

ARIZONA AlPHA D O ROTHY D AVIS

STUC K, editor of The ARROW oj Pi Beta Phi from 1961 to 1968, is the coauthor of "Roberta: A Most Remarkable Fulbright." The book is a biography of Roberta Waugh Fulbright , mother of Sen. j. William Fulbright. It is the remarkable story of the woman who took charge of fragmented business holdings and created a multi-enterprise family firm.

Alumnae from the CAliFORNIA

G AMMA 1946 pledge class relaxed on a four-day cruise from Los Angeles stopping in Catalina, San Diego and Ensenada, Mexico. They also celebrated becoming Golden Arrows. The surprise bonus to the trip was a Pi Phi angel bag full of Pi Phi souvenirs. The bag was a gift from the travel agent, a young Pi Phi from the University of California, Irvine. Those attending were Jean Patterson Palmer, Marilyn Holter Jones, Barbara Potter Birnie, Isobel Seeley Romer , Elsie Jean Rush Williams, Kay Tomson Euchenhofer and Pollie Mitchell Quinn.

Family Ties

Pi Beta Phi is a tradition in this family. This spring Robin Dornfeld jOined the

Pi Phi family with her mother Colorado Alpha Nancy Bywater Dornfeld, her grandmothe r Iowa Zeta Janet McNeill Bywater and her aunt Iowa Zeta Mary Bywater Cross.

The Bywater family celebrates initiation. They are, from left, Janet McNeill Bywater, Washington Gamma

COLORADO GAMMA CYB l ll

B USHONG , is the Services Coordinator for the Massachusetts Eating Disorder Association, Inc. , a non-profit organization The association is dedicated to alleviating the problems of anorexia , bulimia and binge-eating disorders. The mission is to prevent the continuing spread of eating disorders through educationa l awareness and early detection. The association serves as a support network and a resource to individuals recovering from eating disorders. Currently MEDA is the largest provider of outpatient group programs in Massachusetts. As a Services Coordinator, Cybill works with 30 outpatient group programs for adolescents and adults with eating disorders and their families.

G KI GMAN became the first woman ever to be named the Legionnaire of the Year by the American Legion Post 270 in McLean , Virginia The award is given annually to an outstanding member of the post. Kingman is definitely that. She served two terms as preSident of the McLean Women 's Club and five times as chairman of the Holiday Home Tour for the Wom e n 's Club. She was an Army cadet nurse and a member of the Navy Nurse Corps.

Robin Dornfeld , Nancy Bywater Dornfeld , and Mary Bywater Cross.

SPRI N G

In April, WISCONS IN B ETA MARy WI

Reun ion

The INDIANA BETA pledge c lass of 1947 cele brated their 50th ann iversary with a reunion in Las Vegas , Nevada Re union attendees included front: Jean Dunbar So c o lowski , LoisAnn

Piepho White , Barbara Lease Gately, Irene Traylor Ritter ; back: lone Ha mlett Mensch , Mary Briggs Grady and Shirley King Meyers.

Ni ne MINN ESOTA AlPHA a lu mn ae ga th e red at Kri s tin Bl o mb e rg Wi cks' ho m e in April ro ce le bm e Cynthi a Des im one No rth , J acq u eline Jacobs, Kristin Blomberg Wicks , Robin Randolph Monty , Kristen H agestuen , Ke ll y Flanagan Fan d el , Stephan ie Larso n Sch mid t , Carie H olmes Ess ig and Julie La rson Schweitzer enjoyed an afternoon of great food and conversation.

I N DIANA GAMMA S AN DY

S CHWOMEYER IAMB , past presi d ent of t he Professional Skaters Association , has taught skating for 29 years As a skater , she at tended championships on t h e sec tional an d n atio n al levels a n d as a World Tea m m e m ber in 1966 She is also the International Figure Stating Di recror for the Special Olympics .

T EXAS AlP HA G AY W ARm: G AD D IS is a new member of the Lower Colorado River AuthOrity Board of Direcrors. In this office , Gay will oversee the control , storing , preservation and dis trib ut ion of wa ters of th e Co lorado Rive r an d its t ri bu taries Gay is t he fo un der, preSi d ent a n d ch ief executive officer o f T3 , an ad vertiSing , marketing and pu bli c relations firm in Au stin , Texas.

California Kappa 10th Anniversary Celebration

O n April 2 5 , 198 7, th e

CAliFORNIA KAPPA CHAPrER of Pi Beta Phi was installe d at the University of California , San Di ego . The chapter quickly initiated 50 founding members and was soon one of the strongest sororities on campus

On Sunda y, May 18 , 1997 , several California Kappas gathered to celebrate 10 years of friendship , leadership , community and campus service , and Pi Phi love . The aftern o on tea was held at Kathryn Raymond Keller ' s home.

D o n atio ns fro m th e LaJ olla , San Diego , No rth ern San Diego and D el Sol alu m nae cl ub s h el p ed sponsor the event.

Better late than never is Jeannie Fletcher Gray ' s motto. This spring she finally received her Pi Beta Phi badge, 50 years after pledging at Arizona Alpha. Stefanie Whitten, chapter president, performed the ceremony at the chapter house in Tucson Two of Gray' s pledge sisters , Fanchon Leppla Igleh an and Patricia Ingle Eller, and her sister Jo Ann Fletcher Freeman attended the long-awaited ceremony

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BETA LEE ANN WORREll

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(j>i C1'hi Means to Me

Pi Phi m eans to me, a sister, a friend, a laugh, a lear drop, a smile, a grin.

It means trusting and loving and a comforting embrace, a caring smile on a sister's fac e

It m eans w earing th e arrow with pleasure and pride, and k eeping its secrets hidden d eep down inside

It m eans socials and dances, a big cheers to all,

It's halJing someone there when you'lJe tak en afall.

It m eans guidance and support wh en you're down and confus ed , fi nd a big sister hug even w h e n you los e

It m eans f eeling s ecure in your life and your ways, fi nd knowing someon e's th ere eve n on th e bad days.

It m eans learning to trust right from. th e start, fi nd siste rs to h elp to m end your broke n h eart.

It m eans b eing able to give in a tim e of n eed , fi nd a pat on th e back wh en you think you can't succeed

It m ean s not saying goodby e wh en a sister 's tim e is don e, tButlookingforward to th e m e mories and .fun tim es left to come

It means looking up to the w ine and th e s il ver blue, tBut mos t of all if mean s making sp ecial fri ends li ke you.

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Former Grand Presidents

EUZABE:n! TURNER O RR - Oregon Alpha , 9450 SW Brentwood Place, Tigard, OR 97224

JEAN WIRTHS SCOTT - Pe nn sylvania Beta, 1 186 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga, CA 94556

CAROLYN HElMAN liCHTENBERG - Ohio Alpha , 1064 Westbrooke Way, Atlanta, GA 303 19

Jo ANN MI OR RODERICK - Oklahoma Beta, 701 Greysto n e, Still wa ter , OK 74074

Officers Emeriti

GRAND P RESIDENT EMERITUS - Alice Weber johnson, Missouri Beta, Box 337 , Carmel Valley , CA 93924

GRAND TREASURER EMERITUS - Orpha O' Rourke Coenen, Indiana De lta, PO Box 8, Litt le Chute, WI 54 1 40

Grand Council

GRAND P RESIDENT - Beth van Maanen Beatty, Texas Gamma, 1506 San Sebastian Lane, assau Bay, 1X 77058

GRAND VI CE P RESID ENT OF C OllEGIANS - Sarah Ruth Mullis , South Carolina Alpha, 10 Kings Tavern Place, Atlanta, GA 30318

GRAND VICE PRESIDENT OF ALUMNAE - Carolyn Pavlet ich Lesh, Texas Delta, # 1 Forest Park, Richardson , 1X 75080

GRAND VICE PRESIDENT OF FINAN CE - Lou Ann Montgomety Carter, Oklahoma Alpha, Box 3925, 8 Barberry Lane , Wilmington, DE 19807

GRAND VI CE PRESIDENT OF MEMBERSHIP - Kay Knittle Brock, Colorado Alpha , 5459 West 85th Terrace, Shawnee Mission , KS 66207

GRAND VI CE PRESIDENT OF PHllANniROPIESLois Huston Ross, Indiana Delta, 4531 Royal Ridge Way, Dayton, OH 45429

GRAND VI CE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAM DEVELOPM ENT - Maurine Hager jones , Montana Alpha , 14 Dogwood Court , Walnut Creek , CA 94598

Directors

DIRECTOR OF ACADEMI CS - Fran DeSim o ne Becque, New York Alpha , 2608 Kent Dri ve , Carbondale , IL 62901

DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAf ADVISORY

COMMITTE ES - Lind a o ellbs en , Co lo rad o Beta , 5241 Lichen PIa e, Boulder , CO 80301

DIRECTOR OF ALUM Af COMM UN ICATIO sEmily Russell Tarr , Texas Beta , 1439 Sugar Creek Boulevard , Sugar Land , 1X 77478

DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE ExnNSIO - Mary Lu Pendergrast Meixell , Tennessee Delta, 4926 Wheatstone Drive, Fairfax, VA 22032

D IRECTOR OF ALUMNAE PROGRAMMING - Susan Landreth Fry, Texas Delta, PO Box 1266 , Edwards , CO 81632

D IRECTOR OF CHAPTER HOUSE

CORPORATIONS EAST - Patricia Emens Anderson , South Carolina Alpha , 1903 Petit Bois Street ,jackson, MS 39211

D IRECTOR OF CHAPTER HOUSE CORPORATIONS

WEST - Ivonna Peterson McCabe, Washington Gamma, 1328 North jackson , Tacoma, WA 98406

DIRECTOR OF CHAPTER SUPPORT, REGION IKristin oer Olson , Indiana Delta , 2250 Wessman Parkway, Cherry Valley, IL 61016

D IRECTOR OF CHAPTER SUPPORT, REGIO 11Melissa Da tes Sc hm idt, O h io Alp h a, 1413 Kingst ream Drive, Herndon, VA 20170

DIRECTOR OF CHAPTER SUPPORT, REGION IIIjane Landreth Russell, Arizona Alpha , 5711 N 73 rd Place, Scottsda le, AZ 85250

DIRECTOR OF COllEGIATE ExnNSIO AND RUSH - julie Geiger Shannon , Kentucky Beta , 29 Lenape Trail , Chatham , 07928

DIRECTOR OF COllEGIATE PROGRAMMI Gjoanne MaGirl Arnold , Texas Beta, 32640 Spinnaker Drive , Avon Lake, OH 44012

DIRECTOR OF FI ANCE - Karen Consa lus Price, Missouri Alpha, 1504 Kingstream Circle, Herndon, VA 20170

DtRECTOR OF FRATERNITY EDUCATIO - Ruth Neel Noble, Calirornia Delta, 2564 Via Carrillo , Palos Verdes Estates , CA 90274

DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP - Ann Johnson Gunn, Louisiana Beta, 2207 Salisbury Lane, Houston,1X 77019

Appointed Officers

NATIONAL PANHEllENIC CONFEREN CE DELEGATE - jean Wirths Scott , Pennsylvania Beta , 1186 Cedarwood Drive , Moraga , CA 94556

ANNrvERSARY CELEBRATIO N COORDI NATORAlison Hennig Moore , Florida Gamma , 2525 Sycamore , Colorado Spnngs CO 80906

CONVENTIO BoUTIQ UE CHAIRMA - Nancy Fogle Pollard , Arkansas Beta, 120 Hume Lane , Bakersfield , CA 93309

CO NVENTI ON COORDI NATOR - Barbara Ehni Van Luven , Indiana Epsilon , 2 Portland Court , St. LOUIS, MO 63108

C ONVENIl ON SrTE COORDINATOR - Marth a Sherman Malsbary , Indiana Delta, 10014 Craig Drive, Overland Park , KS 66212

DIRECTIONS P ROGRAM CHAIRMAN - Ann johnson Gunn, Louisiana Beta, 2207 Salisbury Lane, Houston , 1X 77019

ELECTIONS COORDI ATOR - Jo Ann Minor Roderick , 701 Greystone, Stillwater, OK 74074

FRATERNITY HISTORIAN - Marilyn Simpson

Ford, Neb raska Beta, 268 Underwood Drive NW , Atlant a, GA 30328

MusIC CHAIRMA -Su zan n e Chapman Lawson, Oklahoma Beta, 44 Rocking h orse Road, Rancho Palos Ve rde, CA 90275

AssISTANT MusIC CHAIRMAN - jan Kinnune Hillesland , Was h ington Alpha, PO Box 627, Grapeview, WA 98546

PARUAMENTARIAN - janice Shrader Falk , ebraska Beta, RR 1 , Box 10, Fort Calhoun, NE 68023

RISK MANAG EMENT O FFICER - Michelle Murrell Goseco , Ca li rornia Eta, 8 Sep u lveda, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688

SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTER HISTORIES - Penny

Heyl Moss , Kansas Beta, 14024 Pinnacle Drive, Wichita , KS 67230

Special Officers

TRAVEUNG GRADUATE CONSULTANTS - Barbra

Boyen , Oregon Gamma; Tillie Galan , Florida De lta; Anniejones, Nebraska Beta; Katrina Kue h n, Calirornia Beta; Kristin Loupee , Iowa Zeta; Erica Wood , California Zeta

RESIDENT GRADUATE CONSULTANTS - Amy

Dailey , Virginia Zeta; Katie Matson , Oregon Alpha ; She il a McKenna , Virginia Eta; Erin Walter , Iowa Gamma

Pi Beta Phi

Central Offi ce

7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St , Louis , MO 6310 5 (314) 727-7338 ; FAX: (314) 727-8049

ExECUTrvE DI RECTO R - Renee Ross Mercer , Iowa Zeta

COrml.OllER - Mary Mitch Mullendore, Illinois Zeta

ARROW EDITOR/COMM UN ICATIO s COORDINATOR - Elizabeth Gilkison Cann o n , Missouri Alpha

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Fraternity Insurance Representatives

PROP ERTI' AN D llABl UIY lNSURAN E - Conseco Risk Management, Inc. , PO Box 1910 , Carmel, I 46032

M EDI CAl I SU RAN CE - Coverdell & Company, 2622 Piedmont Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30324

Board of Trustee Funds

CHAIRMAN - Lou Ann Montgomery Carter, Oklahoma Alpha, Box 3925,8 Barberry Lane, Wilmington, DE 19807

Arrowmont

Arrowmont Sch o ol of Arts and CraftsBox 567, Gatlinburg, 1N 37738 (423) 436-5860

DIRECTOR, ARROWMONT S CHOOL O F ARTs AN D CRAFfS - Sandra Blain

Holt House

402 Eas t ls t Ave nu e , Mo nm o uth , I L 61462

HO U RS : By appointment only.

Pi Beta Ph i Foundation

Office - 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333 , St Louis, MO 63105 (314) 727-7338 ; FAX.: (314) 727-1255

BOA RD OF TR u STEES

PRESIDENT - Betry Blades Lofton, Indi ana Gamma, 9060 Pickwick Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46260

V ICE PRESID ENT - Carolyn Helman lichtenberg, Ohio Alpha, 1064 Westbrooke Way, Atlanta, GA 30319

S ECRflARY - Elizabeth Davenport Garrels, Iowa Alpha , 2255 235th Street, Mount Pleasant, IA 52641

TREAs U RER - Ann Warmack Brookshire, Texas Beta, 820 Mallory Court, Tyler, IX 75703

Beth van Maanen Beatry, Texas Gamma, 1506 San Sebastian Lane, Nassau Bay, IX 77058

Lois Huston Ross, Indiana Delta , 4531 Royal RIdge Way, Dayton , OH 45429

DIRECTO R - Lynn M. Raney, Pi Beta PhI Foundation, 7730 Carondelet, SuIte 333, St Louis. MO 63105

Foundation Committees

AlUMNAE ScHO lARSlUP C O MM fITEE

CHAIRMAN - Anne Easterling Cain , 5820 Brighton Place , ew Orleans , LA 70131

Elizabeth Gray Caldwell, 2636 Cambria Mill Road NE, Granville, OH 43023

Marion Swanson Oster, 38 Flood Circle, Atherton, CA 94027

EMMA HARPER TuRNER F UN D COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Anne Busch Hills , 440 MeadOWVIew Drive, La Canada, CA 91011

Marga Larson Bales, 108 Island Bay Court, Penhook , VA 24137

Barbara Varner Frizell, 2609 Heather Parkway, Hutchison, KS 67502

GRAD UATE F EllOWSHIP COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Marjorie Young Wittich, 256 East Main Street, Mount Sterling, OH 43143

Susan Crane Kyle , 1303 Jamba lana Lane , Fort Myers , FL 33901

ElizabethJordan 9225 arth 53rd Place, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253

U DERGRAD UATE ScHOlARSHIP COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Mary Anne Riddick Cesario, 8850 Oakmont Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95409

Claire Curry Carlson, 2400 Shoreline, Abilene, IX 79602

Sally Roney Hoglund , 4330 Armstrong Parkway, Dallas, IX 75205

Fraternity Committees

CANADIAN PHII.ANIllROPIES COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Helen SteevesJull, 1318 Quebec Avenue SW, Calgary AB T2T IG2 CANADA

CAROLYN HElMAN U CHTENBERG CREST AWARD

COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Carolyn Pavletich Lesh, # 1 Forest Park, Richardson, IX 75080

Martha Bowman Ebeling, 456 Lookout Ridge, Dayton, OH 45419

Catherine elson Evans, 2217 Patterson Place , Arlington, IX 76012

CONVENTI ON COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Donna Coffman Dawson 11635 Greenbay Dnve Houston. IX 77024

Pam Plumley Banneau 155 Radney Road. Houston. IX 77024

L}lln Hams o n BaIrd , 5809 AnnapolIs Street. Houston , IX 77005

HOLT HOUSE COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Alice Gill Goshorn, 4921 East State Road 252, Franklin , IN 46131

S ECRflARY - Kathleen June Hanson , 907 MaIn , Sioux Ciry , IA 51103

FINANCIAL S EC RflARY - Patricia BaIrd link , 11915 Bardmont, St. Louis, MO 63126

P U BU CITY - Leisa Ebeling Lowrey, 375 East Timberlin Lane, Huntingburg, IN 47542

MON MOlJIll REpRES ENTATIVE - Jeanne Gittings Robeson, RR 3, Monmouth, IL 61462

VIDEOS - Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, SI. Louis, MO 63105

LEGISLATIVE C OMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Dee Rippetoe Richardson, 2801 Camelot Drive, Oklahoma Ciry, OK 73120

Virginia Bland Fry , 13820 Clayton Road, Town & Country, MO 63017

Lynn Partie ton Hudy , 4454 North Maryland Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53211

UNKS TO UTERACY COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Jean Egmon, 1625 Sheridan Road, #212 , Wilmette, IL 60091

Joan Scholes Hill , 3772 W o nderland Hill Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304

Barbara Roe Luhrs, 14067 Mastin , Overland Park , 66221

NOMINATING COMMfITEE

CHAIRMAN - Robin McPherson Rohrback , 2300 Riviera Drive, Vienna, VA 22181

lisa Masters, PO Box 214, Fayetteville, GA 30214

Alison Hennig Moore, Florida Gamma, 2525 Sycamore , Colorado Springs, CO 80906

SETTlEMENT SCHOOL BOARD OF GOVERNORS

CHAIRMAN - Dawn Sheeler Ford, 1936 Stonebrook Drive, KnoX\;lIe, T 37923

VI CE CHAIRMAN - Barbara Blanks Bullard , 1118 Blue Springs Road, Franklin, T 37069

SECRflARY - SammyeJohnston Chaffin, 4723 Crestwood Drive, little Rock , AR 72207

TREAS U RER - Jill Lanman Schneider, 21 Augusta Court, Greenville , SC 29605

M EMBERS OF TH E B OARD

Martha Wohler Bickel, 30 Huntlelgh Woods, St. Louis, MO 63131

Sandra BlaIn , Arrowmont 567 Parkway GatlInburg , TN 37738

Barbara Lyons Crav.ford. 203 Jackson Avenue Lexmgton , VA 24450

Cathenne Nelson hans , 2217 Patterson Place , Arlington, IX 76012

Carol)ll Brown Ferebee , 419 Forest Grove Drive, Richardson , IX 75080

Kilmeny Dunnejackson, 4047 West 124th Terrace , Leawood, KS 66209

Deborah S. johnson, 122 Pass Key Road , Sarasota , FL 34242

Margaret Ann Struble Norris, 1302 Wickford Place , Huron , OH 44839

PhylliS Fazzari Speer, 5978 Karensue Lane , San Diego, CA 92122

Beth van Maa nen Beatty, 1506 San Sebastian Lan e, Ho uston, IX 770 58

Sarah Rut h Mu ll is, 10 Kings Tavern Place, Atlanta, GA 30318

Carolyn Pavletich Lesh , # 1 Forest Park, Richardson, IX 75080

Lou Ann Montgomery Caner , Box 3925 , 8 Barberry Lane , Wilmington, DE 19807

Kay Knittle Brock, 5459 West 85th Terrace, Shawnee Mission, KS 66207

Lois Huston Ross , 4531 Royal Ridge Way, Dayton, OH 45429

Maurine Hager jones , 14 Dogwood Coun , Walnut Creek , CA 94598

VIDEOS - Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730

Caro ndelet, Suite 333 , St. Louis, MO 63105

STUDENT loANS COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN - Nancy Fogle Po ll ard , 120 Hume Lane , Bakersfield, CA 93309

Marisa Dallmen , 346 Sun Mo untain Drive , Loveland, CO 80538

Melissa Lofton Guinn, 415 Mulcahy Circle , Niceville, FL 32578

Roll of Chapters

National Pan hellenic Conference I 997-99 Biennium

PI BETA PHI DELEGATE - jean Winhs Scott, 1186 Cedarwood Drive, Moraga , CA 94556

PI BETA PHI FIRST ALTERNATE - Ca rol Inge Warren, 5439 Cascade Dri ve, Lis le, IL 60532

PI BETA PHI SECOND ALTERNATE - Ell ie Moo re Menick , 3200 Poinse t tia Aven ue, Manhattan Beac h , CA 90266

PI BETA PHI THIRD ALTERNATE - J o Ann Minor Roderick, 70 1 Greystone , Sti llwa ter , O K 74074

Chapters are listed in provincial order with chapter name, date of founding , university a nd chapter address.

Alpha Province

COllEGIATE PROVINCE PRESID ENT - Margaret E. Mu lkern , Massach usetts Beta, l l A Ambassador Drive, Manchester , CT 06040

CONNECfIClIT AlJ'HA - (1943) University of Connecticut , 10 Whimey Road , Stonrs , CT 06268

CONNECfIClIT BETA - (1989) Yale University, PO Box 202319 , New Haven, CT 06520

MAINE ALPHA - (1920) Unive rsity of Maine, Pi Beta Phi, 375 Co ll ege Avenue, Orono, ME 04473

NEW YORK EPSILO - (1984) Rensselear Polytechnic Institute , 8 Sherry Road , Troy , NY 12180

VERMONT BETA - (1898) University of Vermont , 369 South Prospect Street, Burlington , VT 05401

Beta Province

COllEGIATE PROVI CE PRESIDENTMaryMargaret McDonough , Maryland Beta , 217 Prospect Avenue #12A-2C Cranford. 07016

NEW YORK AU'HA - (1896) Syracuse Universiry, 210 Walnut Place , Syracuse. NY 13210

NEW YORK DELT - (1919) Cornell UnIversity, 330 Tnphammer Road, Itha ca, ;-"'Y 14850

ONTARIO AU'HA - (1908) UnIversity of To ronto , 220 Beverley Street, Toronto, o M5T IZ3 CA ADA

ONTARIO BETA - (1934) UnIversity of Western Ontario , 293 Central Avenue, London , o N6B 2L9 CANADA

ONTARIO GAMMA - (1996) University of Guelph , Erin Wa lter, RGC, 16 Com me rcia l Stree t , Apt. 206, Guelph, ON NI H 217 CANADA

Gamma Province

COllEGIATE PROVINCE PRESID ENT - Lori Poveromo Haight, Virginia Eta, 4507 Lyons Run Circle # 204 , Owings Mills, MD 21117

NEW J ERSEY AU'HA - (1990) Princeton Un ivers ity , 20 Nassau Stree t , Room 408, Princeton, NJ 08540

PENNSYlVANIA ETA - (1980) Lafayette College, Farinon Center, Box 9485 , Easton , PA 18042

PEN SYlVANIA THETA - (1990) Villanova University, Connelly Center, 800 Lancaster Avenue , Villanova, PA 19085

PE NSnVANIA IOTA - (1992) University of Pennsylvania , 4027 Walnut Street, Philadelphia , PA 19104

Delta Province

COllEGIATE PROVINCE PREsLDENT - joyce Rogers Vettel, West Virginia Gamma, 158 Clubvue Drive , West Miffiin , PA 15122

PEN NSYlVANIA BETA - (1895) Bucknell University, Box C-3948, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 17837

PENN SYlVAN IA GAMMA - (1903) Dickinson College. LDC-HUB PO Box 1773 , CarlISle. PA 17013

PENN SY' VANIA EPSILO - (1953) Penn State,S Hiester Hall , UniversIty Park, PA 16802

PENNSYlVANIA ZETA - (1979) Was hingto n &: jefferson Co ll ege , 50 So uth Li nco ln Street, Ca m pus Box 181, Washi ngto n , PA 15301

E ps il on P rov i nce

COllEGIATE PROVINCE PRESID ENT - Lora Ruble Bohannon, Georgia Alpha , 5351 Ashleigh Road , Fairfax, VA 22030

VIRGINIA EPSILON - (1975) University of Virginia, 1509 Grady Avenue, Cha rl o tt esvi ll e , VA 22903

VIRGINIA ZETA - (1981) Virginia Tech, 301 SPH-E , Blacksburg, VA 24060

VIRGINIA THETA - (1992) Washington &: Lee , PO Box 1559 , Lexington , VA 24450

WEST VIRGINIA AU'HA - (1918) West Virginia University, 1493 University Avenue, Morgantown , WV 26505

Zeta Province

COllEGIATE PROVI CE PRESIDENT - Karen Shelton Chevalier, California Delta, 8509 Browning Coun, Annandale, VA 22003

VIRGI IA GAMMA - (1925) William &: Mary , C.S. Box 4232 , Williamsburg , VA 23186

VIRGI IA DELTA - (1965) Old Dominion University, Old Dominion University. Office of Student Activities , Webb 200, Norfolk, VA 23508

VIRGI NIA ETA- (1987) UnI\'ersityof Ri ch mond, PO Box 55. Ri c hmond , VA 23173

Eta Province

COULGIAIT PROVI CE PRESID ENT - Carol}11 W}11n Blalock, Georgia Alpha. 1253 Shadow Way , Greenville, SC 29615

NORTII UROUNA ALPHA - (1923) University of North CarolIna , l09 Hillsborough Street , Chapel Hill, NC 27514

NORTII CAROUNA BETA - (1933) Duke University, PO Box 99315, Durham , NC 27708

NORTII UROUNA GAMMA - (1994) Wake Forest, PO Box 8745, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC 27109

Theta Province

COLLEGIAIT PROVI CE PRESID ENT - Laura Lea Lanier Alonso, Alabama Gamma, 130 Rock Hill Road, Rocky Face, GA 30740

ALABAMA ALPHA - (1927) BirminghamSout hern Co ll ege, Box A-59, 900 Arkadelphia Road, Birmingham, AL 35254

ALABAMA BEH - (1949) University of Alaba ma, PO Box 1 1067, Tusca loosa, AL 35 486

ALABAMA GAMMA - (1957) Auburn University. Boyd Hall (Dormj) , Auburn, AL 36830

GWRGIA ALPIIA - (1939) University of Georgia. 886 South Milledge Avenue. Athens, GA 30605

Iota Province

COULGIAIT PROVI NCE PRESIDENT - jill Tucker Read, Tennessee Beta, 1005 Temple Grove, Winte r Park, FL 32789

FLORIDA ALPHA - (1913) Stetson University, Box 8237 Stetson University, Deland. FL32720

FLORIDA BETA - (1921) Flonda State University, 519 West jefferson Street, Tallahassee. FL 32301

FLORIDA DELTA - (1969) UnIversity of Flonda. 37 West Fraternity Row, Gainesville, FL 32603

FLORIDA EPSILON - (1981) University of Central Florida, 4304 Greek Park Dnve. Orlando, FL 32816

Kappa Province

COULGIAIT PROVIN CE PRESID ENT - l\aren Anne Gunther, OhiO Epslion, 4318 Grantlev Road. Toledo. OH 43613

MICHIG N ALPHA - (1887) Hillsdale College. 304 H1iIsdaie Street. Hillsdale. :-'11 49242

MI CHIGAN BETA - (1888) lJnIwrslty of 'v\Jchigan. 836 Tappan. Ann Arbor. MI48104

MICHIGAN GAMMA - (1945) Michigan State Universlt)'. 343 , orth Hamson Road. East Lansing. MI 48823

MI CHIGAN EPSILO - (1996) Western Michigan UnIversity, PI Beta Phi - Michigan Epslion, 219 Woodward Avenue. Kalamazoo, MI 49007

OHIO EPSILON - (1945) UnIversity of Toledo 2999 West Bancroft C-l, Toledo, O H 43606

OHIO THETA - (1986) Bowling Green State University, Pi Beta Phi House, BGSU, Bowling Green, OH 43403

Lambda Province

COULGIAIT PROVI NCE P RESIDENT - ealle Pidcock- Houk, O h io Alpha, 19 12 Grafton Road, Elyria, O H 44035

OHIO ALPHA - (1889) Ohio University, 6 Sou th Co ll ege Street, Athens, OH 45701

OHIO BETA - (1894) O h io State Un ivers ity, 1845 Indianola Avenue, Columbus, O H 43201

OHIO l ETA - (1945) Miami Unive rsity, Suite 126, Minnich Hall , Oxfo rd, O H 45056

OHIO ETA - ( 1954) Denison UnIversity, 425 West College Street, Granville, OH 43023

OHIO IOTA - (1989) Univebity of DaYlOn, 1221 Alberta, Dayton, O H 45409

Mu Province

COULGIATE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Krista Belt Lee , Tennessee Gamma , 2024 Emoriland Boulevard, Knoxville. TN 37917

KENTuCKY ALPHA - (1925) University of Louisville , 2030 Confederate Place, Louisville, KY 40208

KENTuCKY BETA - (1962) University of Kentucky, 409 Columbia A\'enue, Lexington, KY 40508

KENTuo.'Y GAMMA - (1976) Eastern Kentucky University, 128 Powell. Richmond, KY 40475

TENNESSEE BETA - (1940) Vanderbilt University, 118 24th A\'enue South, :--lash\ille, TN 37212

TEN ESSEE GAMMA - (1948) University of Tennessee, 1531 Cumberland A\'enue. Suite 301, Kno:>''\ll1e T:-\ 37916

Nu Province

C OULGIAIT PROVI NCE PRESIDIYf - Elieen O':"\eJ! Gngutls. Kentuck'y Beta. :"\77\\'7089 Oak Street. Cedarburg. \\ ' 153012

IWNOIS EPSILON - (\ 894) :"\orth\\,estern lJnI\·erslty. 636 Emerson Street. E\·anston. IL 60201

IWNOIS lETA - (1895) University of Illinoi , 1005 South Wnght Street, Champaign, IL61820

INDIANA DELTA - (1921) Purdue UnIversity. 1012 State Street, West Lafayette, IN 47906

INDIANA ETA - (1974) IndianalPurdue U-Fort Wa}11e 2101 East Coliseum Boulevard , Fort Wa}11e, IN 46805

Xi Province

COULGIAIT PR OVI CE P RESIDENT - judith Pigg Mullinix, Kentucky Beta, 4876 Brentridgc Court, Greenwood, IN 46143

INDIA AALPHA - (1888) Franklin College. 501 East Monroe Street , Elsey Hall-Box C, Franklin, I 46131

I NDIANA BETA - (1893) Indiana University, 928 East 3rd Street. Bloomington. IN 47406

DIANA GAMMA - (1897) Butler University , 83 1 Wes t Ha m pton Dri ve, Ind ianapo li s. IN 46208

DIANA EPSILON - (1942) DePauw University, 303 South Locust. G ree n cas tl e. IN 46135

DIANA lETA - (1952) Ball State Univers ity. Rogers Hall . Suite 3 16, Muncie, IN 47306

Omicron Province

COULGIAIT PROVINCE P RESIDE - Cathy Filson Cooper. Mississippi Beta. 2703 Ridge Road. Bloomington. IL 6 1704

IWNOIS ALPHA - (1867) Monmouth Co ll ege, 318 orth 9th Street, Monmouth, IL 6 1462

IWNOIS BETA- D ELTA - (1930) Knox College , Box 1637, Knox College , Galesburg, IL 61401

IW NOIS ETA - (1912) Millikin Universit)' , 235 North Decatur, IL 62522

I WNOIS THETA - (1947) Bradle)' Universit)' , 1004 North Institute Place , Peoria, IL 61606

IWNOIS IOTA - (1974) illinois State University, 709 West College Avenue, :--lormal. IL 61761

Pi Province

COULGIATI PROVINCE PRESIDENT - )"'onne Theresa Smejkal. Tennessee Gamma. 239 Boxmerc Place. :"\ash\1l1e. T:\ 37215

lo UISIANA ALPHA - (1891) Tulane UnI\'Crslt)'\e\\'comb College. 7014 Zimple Street. '\ew Orleans. L\ 70118

lo UISIANA BETA - (1936) LSL. PI Beta Phi House. PO Box 25110. Baton Rouge L.\, 70894

MISSISSIPPI AlPHA - (1961) University of Southern Mi ss iss ippi , Southern Station Box 8376 , Hattiesburg , MS 39406

MISSISSIPPI B ETA - (1962) University of Mississi ppi , PO Box 8347 , University , MS 38677

TENNESSEE D ELTA - (1962) University of Memphis , U of M P.O. Box 528035, Panhellenic Building, Memphis , T N 38152

Rho Province

CO\J..EGIATE P ROVINCE P RESIDENT - Sara Wareham Waggoner , Wisconsin , Alpha , 408 Pine Ridge Drive , Shell Lake , WI 54871

MI NESOTA AlPHA - (1890) University o f Minnesota , 1109 5th Street SE, Minneapolis , MN 55414

NORTII D AKOTA AlPHA - (1921) University o f No rth Dakota , 409 Cambridge Street, Grand Forks, ND 58203

WISCONSI N AlPHA - ( 1894) Univers ity of Wiscon si n , 130 Langdon Street , Madison, WI 53703

WISCONSIN D ELTA - (1990) Marquett e University, Box 139 ORC , AMU 140 PO Box 1881 , Milwaukee , WI 53201

Sigma Province

CO\J..EGIATE P ROVIN C E P RESID ENT - Kimberly Ann Barge r , Oregon Alpha , 2100 Heatherwood Drive #B2 , Lawrence, KS 66047

KANSAS AlPIIA - (1873) University of Kansas , 1612 West 15th Street, Lawrence, KS 66044

KANSAS B ETA - ( 1915) Kansas State University, 1819 Todd Road, Manhattan , KS 66502

N EBRASKA BETA - (1895) University of Nebraska, 426 orth 16th, Lincoln , E 68508

N EBRASKA GAMMA - (1994) Creighton U niversity , Student Activities Office-SC 110 , 2500 California Plaza , Omaha , NE 68178

So lJIll DAKOTA AlP IIA - (1927) University of South Dakota, 118 North Plum , Vermillion , SD 57069

Tau Province

C O\J..EG IATE PROVI CE P RES ID ENT - Janine Susan Hjort , Iowa Beta , 7702 Dellwood , Urbandale, LA 50322

I OWA AlP IIA - ( 1868) Iowa Wesle yan University , 605 I orth Broadway , SoT Hall , Mount Pleasant , LA 52641

IOWA BETA - (1874) Simpso n College , 406 No rth Buxton , Indianola , LA 50125

I OWA GAMMA - (1877) Iowa State University, 208 Ash Avenue, Ames , LA 50014

IOWA ZETA - (1882) University of Iowa , 815 East Washington, Iowa City , LA 52240

IOWA ETA - (1983) Drake University, 1219 34th Street, De s Moines , LA 50311

Upsilon Province

CO\J..EGlATE P ROVINC E P RESIDENT - Kimberl y Foust Brunell , Arkansas Alpha , 12428 Cannon Road , Rogers , AR 72756

ARKANSAS ALPIIA - (1909) University of Arkansas , 502 We s t Maple , Fayetteville, AR 72701

ARKANSAS B ETA - ( 1963) University of Arkansas-Little Ro ck, 3117 South Taylor , Little Rock , AR 72204

M ISSOURI AlPIIA - (1899) University of Missouri , 511 East Rollins , Columbia, MO 65201

MISSOURI B ETA - ( 190 7) Washington University, Box 1189 , Washington University, St. Louis , MO 63105

M ISSOURI GAMMA - (1914) Druty College, 900 North Benton Avenue, Springfield, MO 65802

Phi Province

CO\J..EGIATE PROVI NCE PRESIDENT - Mindy HolbrookJ ones, Oklahoma Alpha , 1104 Westbrooke Terrace , Norma n , OK 73072

OKlAHOMA AlPIIA - (19 10) University of Oklahoma , 1701 Elm Avenue , Norman , OK 73072

OKlAHOMA B ETA - (1919) Oklahoma State University , 324 Sou th Cleveland Avenue, Stillwater, OK 74074

T EXAS GAMMA - (1953) Texas Tech University , #17 Greek Circle , Lubbock, IX 79424

T EXAS EPSILO - (1976) University of North Texas, PO Box 13187, SAC #238 , Denton, IX 76201

Chi Province

CO\J..EGIATE PROVINCE P RES ID ENT - Sheni

Zillgitt Baer , Texas Alpha , 3416 St. Johns Drive, Dallas , IX 75205

T EXAS AlPIIA - (1902 ) University of Texas , 2300 San Antonio , Austin , IX 78705

T EXAS B ETA - (1916) SMU , 3101 Damel , Dallas , IX 75205

TEXAS D ELTA - (1956) Texas Christian University , PO Box 290943 , Fort Worth , IX 76129

TEXAS ZETA - ( 1977) Baylor University, PO Box 85618, Waco , IX 76798

TEXAS ETA - (1985) Texas A &: M, 1601 Munson Avenue , College Station, IX 77840

Psi Province

CO\J..EGIATE P ROVINCE P RESIDENT - Kathryn Wingo Daniel , Missouri Gamma , 8400 Sawtooth Lane , Longmont , CO 80503

COLORADO AlPIIA - (1884) University of Colorado, 890 11th Street, Boulder, CO 80302

COLORADO GAMMA - (1954) Colorado State University, 625 West Lake Street, Fort Collins, CO 80521

COLORADO D ELTA - (1986) Colorado School of Mines , 910 13th Street , Golden, CO 80401

WYOMING AlPIIA - ( 1910) University of Wyoming , 1502 East Sorority Row, Laramie , WY 82070

Omega Province

CO\J..EGIATE P ROVIN C E P RESIDENT - J immie Lane Huebner , New Mexico Beta , 7605 East Sabino Vista Drive , Tucson , AZ 85750

A RI ZONA AlPIIA - ( 1917) University of Arizona, 1035 North Mountain Avenue , Tucson , AZ 85719

ARu.O NA B ETA - (1965) Arizona State University, 340 East University #171 , Tempe, AZ 85281

ARIZONA GAMMA - (1990) No rthern Arizona University, PO Box 23590, Flagstaff, AZ 86002

N EW MEXI CO AlPIIA - ( 1946) University of ew Mexi co , 1701 Mesa Vista NE , Albuquerque, NM 87106

NEW MEXICO B ETA - (1972) New Mexico Sta te Uni versity, 300 Greek Comp le x , Las Cruces, NM 88003

Alpha-Beta Province

CO\J..EG lATE PROVI NCE PRESID ENT - Michael Marie Bettin , Utah Alpha, 630 South Elizabeth Street , Salt Lake City , UT 84102

AlB ERTA AlPHA - (1931) University of Alberta , 11054-86 Avenue, Edmonton , AB T6G OW9 CANADA

MO NTANA AlPIIA - (1921) Montana State University , 1304 South 5th , Bozeman , MT 59715

UTAH AlP IIA - (1929) University of Utah , 1443 East 100 South , Salt Lake City , UT 84102

Alpha-Gamma Province

COLLEGIATE PROVIN C E PRESIDENT - MarKay Hannum Neumann, California Delta , 9915 183rd Coun NE, Redmond , WA 98052

IDAHO ALPHA - (1923) University of Idaho , 507 Idaho Avenue , Moscow , ID 83843

W AS HI N GTON ALPHA - (1907) University of Washington , 4548 17th NE, Seattle, WA 98105

WASHINGTO BUA - (1912) Washington State University, NE 825 Linden , Pullman, WA 99163

WASHINGTON GAMMA - (1948) University of Puget Sound, 1500 North Warner , Tacoma , WA 98416

Alpha-Delta Province

COLLEGIATE PROVIN CE PRESIDENT - Julie Ann Jacobson, Washington Gamma, 12200 Academy Road NE #532, Albuquerque , NM 87111

NEVADA ALPHA - (1915) University of Nevada , 869 North Sierra Street, Reno, NV 89503

OREGON ALPHA - (1915) University of Oregon , 1518 Kincaid Street, Eugene, OR 97401

OREGON BUA - (1917) Oregon State University,2685 W Taylor, Corvallis, OR 97330

Alpha Province

ALUMNAE PROVIN CE PRESID ENT - Roberta Boyd Bragan, Wes t Vi rginia Gamma, 5 Harding Circle, Enfield, CT 06082

BERKSHIRE COUNIY, MASsACHUSETfS - Pamela Hawkins- Pelkey, 831 Tamarack Road, Pittsfield, MA 01201

BOSTO N CIrr, MAssA CHl:SETfS - Kathcrinc Antony Fitzgerald , 60 Waverly Road , Woburn, MA 01801

BOSTO IAN, MAssACHUSETfS - Chetyl Chase Taylor, PO Box 8, Upton , MA 01568

CAPE COD , MAssACHUSETfS CARNATION

CIRCLE - Elizabeth Hewins Gallagher, Morningside Tonset Road , Orleans, MA 02653

EAsTERN MAl E - Sandra White Dubay, RFD 2 Box 2465, Old Town, ME 04468

GREATER SPRINGAElD , MASsACHUSETfSPatricia oonan Lowell, 409 Williams Street , Longmeadow, MA 01106

HARTFORD , CONNECTICUT - Theodora Gronau Barley, 15 Sunset Terrace, West Hartford, CT 06107

loNDON PO CKEr - LeAnn Williams Ely, 100 CS PSC 37, Box 1434, APO AE, 09459

MAN C HESTER AREA, CONNECTI C UT - Laurie Ann Dailey , 65 Fairview Avenue , Enfield , CT 06082

NEW HAVEN , Co NECTICUT - Joanne Wiedow ;-lault, 21 Bayberry Lane, Guilford, CT 06437

RHOD E islAND - LOUISe Da\1es Dailey, 191 Tuckertm\TI Road , Wakefield, Rl 02879

Sc H ENECTADY, N EW Y ORK - Maria Larsen Gresko\ich, 1229 Viewmont Drive, Schenectady, NY 12309

OREGO N GAMMA - (1944) Willameue UniversIty, 900 State Street, H-230, Salem, OR 97301

Alpha-Epsilon Province

COLLEGIATE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Darlene Daum Papano , Ohio Beta , 760 West California Way , Woodside , CA 94062

CAufORNIA ALPHA - (1893) Stanford University , PO Box 4342 , Stanford, CA 94309

CAufORNIA B UA - (1900) University of California-Berkeley, 2325 Piedmont, Berkeley, CA 94704

CAufORNIA THUA - (1980) University of California-Davis, 445 Russell Boulevard , Davis, CA 95616

CAUfORNIA IOTA - (1986) California State University-Chico, 413 West Fourth Street , Chico, CA 95928

Alpha-Zeta Province

COLLEGIATE PROVI NCE PRESID ENT - J anice Kincaid Clifford, Indiana De lta, 2040 Edgewood Drive, South Pasa dena, CA 91030

CAufORNIA GAMMA - (1917) University of Southern California, 667 West 28th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007

Roll of Alumnae Clubs

SOUTHERN FAIRfIELD Co UNIT, CONNECTICUTJ an et Blum e Ham il ton, 2 0 He ritage Lane, Sta m fo rd, CT 06903

VERMONT - Beth An n N u tter, 4 Kriste n Co u rt, Wi ll iston, VT 05495

Beta Province

ALU MNAE PROVI N CE P RESIDENT - Barbara Boggess Davis, Indiana Delta, 16 Parnell Drive, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

B ERGEN COUNIT, NEW JERSEY - Sally Hickernell Clark, 33 Emerso n Road, Glen Rock, NJ 07452

BUffALO , NEW YORK - Kelly Lee O' H are, 3898-C Ridge Lea Road, Am hers t , NY 14228

GREATER PRJ NCITON AREA, NEW J ERSEYDeanna Gianninoto Spo th, 723 Lake Drive , Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

J ERSEY SHORE, NEW JERSEY - Mary Beth Schroeder Cox, 363 20th Avenue, Brick, NJ 08724

loNG IslAND-NORTII SHORE, NEW YORKJudith Ferguson Wasilchuk, 2 1 Capitol Heights Road, Oyster Bay, NY 11771

NEW YORK CrIY-MANHAITAN, NEW YORKDeborah Jean Gendreau, 65 Osborne Avenue #IB, orwalk , CT 06855

NORTIlERN NEW JERSEY - Allison Brown

McGeough, 44 Colt Road, Summit, 07901

R OC H ESTE R, EW YORK - Donna Rae Pasch Cianciotto, 12 Kirkby Trail , Fairport, 1+450

SOUTHERN N EW J ERS EY - Mary Henderson

Buttery, 55 Lady Diana Circle , Marlton , NJ 08053

CAUfORNIA DELTA - (1927) Universiry of California, Los Angeles, 700 Hilgard , Los Angeles , CA 90024

CAuFORNIA lETA - (1950) University of California, Santa Barbara, 763 Cammo Pescadero , Goleta , CA 93117

CAU fO RNIA M u - (1996) Pepperdine University, 24255 Pacific Coast Highway , Malibu, CA 90263

Alpha-Eta Province

COLLEGIATE PROVIN CE PRESIDE NT - Margo Wilton Lesser, California Gamma, 1604 Via Calendula, San Clemente , CA 92673

CAUFORNIA EPSILON - (1949) San Diego State University, 5080 College Place, San Diego, CA 92115

CAufORNIA ETA - (1974) University of California, Irvine, Box 46-Arroyo , Irvine , CA 92612

CAufORNIA KAPPA - (1987) University of California, San Diego, 7770 Regents Road # 1 13-238, San Diego, CA 92122

CAUfORNIA lAMBDA - (1988) University of California, Rive rside, 1020 Linden Street # 12, Riverside, CA 92507

SYRACUSE, NEW YORK - Susan Davies Wegm an , 3 409 Bis h op Hill Road, Skan eateles, NY 13 1 52

TORONTO, ONTARIO - Mic h ele Ga b ay, 96 Gamie r Cou rt , No rth York, ON M2 M 4C 9 CANA DA

WESTCHESTE R COUNIY, NEW YORK - Lisa Freeman McCarthy , 40 Fox Den Road, Danbury , CT 06811

Gamma Province

ALUMNAE PROVIN CE PRESID ENT - Marjorie Lyman Miller, D.C. Alpha, 12 Grant Lane, Wayne, PA 19087

CENTRAL P ENNSYLVANIA - Lois Small Peterson , 100 Blessing Road, Watsontown, PA 17777

CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGI IA - Lori Berardi Gemondo, 56 Ga rden Circle, Bridgeport, WV 26330

HARRJsBURG-CARusLE , P ENNSYLVANIAElizabeth Bishop H anemann, 101 Pleasantview Terrace, New Cumberland , PA 17070

MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA - Amy Chase , 2941 University Avenue, Morgantown , WV 26505

PHILAD ELP HIA-MAIN lINE P ENNSYLVANIAPatricia Herbster Dowden , 3718 Highland Avenue , Drexel Hill , PA 19026

PrrrsBURGH-NoRTIl , P ENNSYLVANIA - Cynthia Briggs Clevenstine, 2522 Lindenwood Drive , Wexford , PA 15090

PrrrsB URGH-SoUTH HIll5, PENNSYLVANIAPhyllis Brownlee Blair, 246 Lynn Haven Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15228

WHEEUNG , WEST VIRGINIA-OHIO VALLEYJenifer Lyn Kujawa, 150 1/2 Edgington Lane , Wheeling, WV 26003

Delta Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Cynthia Hom Burkert, Illinois Zeta , 1023 Rustling Oaks Drive , Millersville , MD 21108

BALTIMORE, MARYlAND - Elizabeth Bietsch Brizendine, Apartment 732 Blakehurst , 1055 Westjoppa Road, Towson, MD 2 1204

CENTRAL MARYlAND - Jane Schaaf DeGrafft , 9309 Wild Bees Lane, Columbia, MD 21045

CHARlOlTESVlllE, VIRGINIA - Margaret Wright Whiteside, Lands End Fa nn , Route 4 , Box 231, Charlottesville, VA 22911

CHESAPEAKE, MARYlAND - Margaret Black Ulle, 661 Maid Marian H ill , Sherwood Forest, MD 21405

FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA AREA P OCKflShirley Young Spe lman, 3031 Mediterranean, Stafford, VA 22554

HAMPTON R OADS, VIRGINIA - Elizabe th McDaniel Torian, 24 Garland Drive, ewport ews , VA 23606

MARYlAND- D .C. SUBURlIAN - Catherine Scanga Ribaudo, 11800 Dewey Road, Silver Springs, MD 20906

NOKnIERN VIRGINIA - Mary Loy Tatum , 2201 Burgee Court, Reston, VA 22091

RICHMOND , VIRGINIA - Vicki Dembo Parlantieri , 12700 Stonebriar Lane , Richmond, VA 23233

ROANOKE. VAllEY, VIRGINIA - Marilyn Mitchell Putnam, 1611 Blair Road, Roanoke , VA 24015

TIDEWATER Of VIRGI IA - Amy Austin Petersen, 2457 Entrada Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA 23456

WASHI NGTON, D.C. - Darby Gjersvold Gingery, 10716 Stanmore Drive , Potomac , MD 20854

WASH IN GTO , D C. NIGIIT GRO U P - Stephanie Anne Marshall , 1280 21st Street W #505 , Washington , D .C. 20036

Epsilon Provinc e

ALUMNAE PROVI CE. PRESIDENT - Camilla Philson Humphrey, South Carolina Alpha , 16 Conifer Square , Augusta , GA 30909

ATIANTA, GEORGIA - Marilyn Simpson Fo rd , 268 Underwood Drive NW, Atlanta , GA 30328

A GUSTA, GEORGIA - Connie Forrest Mintz , 413 Santa Anna Trail , Martinez , GA 30907

CHARl.01TE, NOKnI CARO lINA - Anne Anderson McKnight , 8433 Greencastle Drive , Charlotte , NC 28210

COLUMBIA, So UIll CARO lINA - Jan Tate Bilton , 757 Arbutus Drive , Columbia , SC 29205

D URHAM-ORANGE COUNn' , NORTH CARou AGinger Vann King, 6 Surrey Lane , Durham , NC 27707

GREATER CHARlESTON AREA , SoUTH

CAROllNA- Louise Williams Virtue, 103 Tryon Drive, Summerville, SC 29485

GREATER RALEIGH , NORTH CAROUNAShannon Aleguas Powell , 4713 Alistar Court, Ra leigh, NC 27612

GREENVIllE, SOUIll CARou A - Thomasia Hancock Cravens, 32 Wiseton Coun , Simpsonville, SC 29681

H ILTO HEAD islAND , SoUIll UROU AMa rgaret Nelson Smith , 8 Genoa Court , Hilton Head Island , SC 29928

SANDHlllS Of NOKnI CAROUNA CARNATION CIRCLE - Betty Hoffman Dresher, 12 Pine Tree Terrace Foxfire, Jackson Springs , NC 27281

WESTERN NOKnI UROUNA POCKET - Lynn Kluberg Cunningham, 460 Windswept Drive, As h eville, NC 2880 1

WINSTO SALEM, NOKnI CARou A - Suzanne Bates Meck, 1801 Ramhurst Drive , Clemmons , C 27012

Zeta Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Marilyn Mycoff Williams, Florida Alpha, 1119 Belleaire Circle, Orlando , FL 32804

BREVARD COUNIY, FLORIDA - Mary Ketterer Highland, 3570 Bull Run Coun , Melbourne, FL 32935

DAYTONA AREA , FLORIDA - Marilyn Reynolds Hannan , 2916 Cypress Ridge Trail , Daytona Beach , FL 32124

DElAND , FLORIDA - Floy Jean Pflough Hale , 237 West Plymouth Avenue, Deland , FL 32720

IMPERIAL POLK CO UNn', FLORIDA - Mona Calhoun Hosey , 2006 Castle Court , Lakeland, FL 33813

I N DIAN RIvER COUNIY , FLORIDA - Virginia Auburn Carter , Apt. 1 , 1920 Westminister Circle , Vero Beach , FL 32966

JAC KSONVIllE , FLORIDA - MelindaJoyce Michals, 1778 BaYSIde Boulevard , Jacksonville , FL 32259

ORlANDO-WINTER PARK, F LO RID A - Yasrnin

Susan Choudhury , 5773 Gatlin Avenue #622 , Orlando , FL 32822

TAllAHASS EE, FLORIDA - Barbara Smith

Turnbull , PO Bo x 1797 , Tallahassee , FL 32302

Eta Province

ALUM NAE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Charlene Foster Copeland , Virginia Gamma, 561 Sterling Street E, Palm Bay , FL 32907

BOCA RATON, FLORID " - Marguerite Aldennan Thomas, 540 SE 15th Avenue, Deerfield Beach, FL33441

CHARlOlTE COUNn', FLORIDA POCKET - Mary Preston Koza, PO Box 492 , Brighton, MI48116

ClEARWATER , FLORIDA - Patricia Dunn Moriarry , 14146 Spoonbill Lane, Clearwater , FL 34622

FLORIDA H EARTlAND P OCKfl - Suzanne Williams Wright, 1519 Lake Lotela Drive, Avon Park, FL 33825

NAPlES , FLORIDA - Barbara Gray Rolph , 504 Veranda Way # B-106, aples, F L 34104

PALM BEACH COUNn', FLORIDA - Vicki Rock Kneen, 8641 Thousand Pines Circle, West Palm Beach, FL 33411

ST. P ETERSBURG , FLORIDA - Andrea Singel Glaser, 12946 116th Street orth, Largo, FL33778

SARASOTA-MANATEE, FLORIDA - Caryl Trewyn Lenahan, 5527 Ashton Way , Sarasota , FL34231

SoUIlIWE.ST FLORIDA - Shirley ichols Christlieb, RR 2, Box 52 -1 4, Center Harbor , H 03226

STIJART AREA , FLORIDA - Camille Grimes Whitcomb, 6789 SE Morning Dove Way, Hobe Sound, FL 33455

TAMPA, FLORIDA - Deborah Eileen Broe, 1503 West Morrison Avenue, Tampa, FL 33606

Theta Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Martha Bruce Kupsky , Ohio Epsilon , 7550 Bonniebrook, Sylvania , OH 43560

ANN ARBOR, MI CHIGAN - Amy Loughry Lazarou , 9460 Scully , Whitmore Lake , MI48189

BlOOMflEW HIllS , MICHIGAN - Nancy Huff Allen , 4325 Derry Rd, Bloomfield Hills , MI48302

DETROIT WEST S U BU RBAN , MI CHIGAN - Karen Boll Robideau , 44102 Cottisford Road , orthville , MI 48167

GRAND RAPIDS , MICHI GAN - Ann Eva Peterson Broker , 2685 Cascade Springs Drive SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546

GREATER UN SI G, MI CHI GAN - Martha Bruce Kupsky , 7550 Bonniebrook, Sylvania, OH 43560

GROSSE POINTE, MICHI GAN - Paula Mighion Cornwall , 337 McKinley Avenue, Grosse Pointe , MI 48236

JA CKSO , MICHIGAN - Mary Pamcla Dolan

Steusloff, 5005 Brookside Drive, Jackson , MI49203

NOR1lt WOODWARD , MI CHI GAN - Amy Justice Bouque. 2922 Guilford. Royal Oak. MI48073

SoUTHWEST MI CHIGAN - Lorraine Cangelo i Zorbo, 36 Hiawatha Drive, Battle Creek, MI49015

TOLEDO , OHIO - Elizabeth Gunther Sheets, 2222 River Road, Maumee , OH 43537

TRAVERSE BAY AREA , MICHIGAN - Janet Wickham Gregory, 6369 Peninsula Dnve, Traverse City, MI 49686

Iota Province

ALUM AE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Betsy Harris Cantlie, ew York Gamma, 805 Hanover Road, Gates Mills, O H 44040

AKRON , OHIO - Nancy Jo Lefferson Gass, 1758 Rock Hill Lane, Akron , OH 44313

ATIlENS, OHIO - Mary-Elizabeth Lasher Myers, 33 Meadow Lane, Athens, O H 4 5701

CANTON, OHIO - Ann Davies Moyer, 1814 Amarillo St reet Northwest, orth Canton, O H 44720

C1NCI ATI , OHIO - Nancy Ann Crull, 4037 White Chapel, Loveland, OH 45140

ClEVEL ND E<\ST, OHIO - Wendy l\nne Pricc 3181 Scarborough Road Cleveland. O H 44118

ClEVEL&,ND WEST, OHIO - Janet Merlack Maiocco , 22915 Lake Road, 8ay Village, O H 44140

COLUMBUS , OHIO - Beth Shoman Phillips 570 Plain City Georgesville Road , Ga ll oway, OH 43119

DAYrO , OHIO - Julie Kern Nini, 2030 Washington Creek Lane, Dayton, OH 45458

PORTSMOUTH , OHIO - Cynthia Walker Kayser, 2212 Cleveland Avenue, Portsmouth, OH 45662

SPRINGfiElD, OHIO - E. Kathryn Bowser Welch , I 707 Drive. Springfield, O H 45504

WESTERN REsERVE, OHIO - Katherine Handel Harris, 94 Chadbourne Drive, Hudson OH 44236

Kappa Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE PRESID ENT - Peggy Wilson Lawrence. Tennessee Gamma. 411 Ellendale A\·enue. :\ash\llle. T'\ 37205

AUBURN-OPEUKA , ALABAMA - Susan Hill \lurphree. 1104 WIllow Run Dn\'e. OpelIka. AL 36801

BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA - Bett)' Amidon Kesmodel , 3368 Hermitage Road. Birmingham, AL 35223

BIRMING HAM , ALABAMA NIGHT GRO UP - Leigh Ann Jeter 3253 MockingbIrd Lane, Birmingham, AL 35226

CHAlTANOOGA , TENNESSEE - 8arbara Anderson Recktenwald, 1022 Scenic Highwa y. Lookout Mountain, TN 37350

COLUMBUS , GEORGIA - Deborah Deese Westbrook, 7160 Affirm Lane, Columbus, GA 31909

HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA - Kristin Kreeger Martin , 4021 Dobbs Drive, Huntsville , AL 35802

KNOXVILLE , TEN ESSEE - Rebecca BlankenshIp Durrance, 9909 Crestline Drive, KnOXVIlle, TN 37922

LExINGTON, KENTuCKY - Marcia Azbill Hicks , PO Box 4253, Midway , KY 40347

LoUISVILLE , KENTLCKY - Elisabeth Long Young, 1805 Grantham Court, Louisville KY 40222

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA - Kara Noel Jacobs, 3 13 Halter Ridge, Montgomery , AL 36117

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - Ann Gehret McKinney , 921 <;oll th Lan e Court, Brentwood , T 37027

OWENSBORO, KENTL CKY POCKET - Donna Carroll Smith, 4631 Old Hartford Road Owensboro, KY 42303

THOMASVILLE, AlABAMA POCKET - AlIsa RolISon Davis , 29 Alabama Avenue , Thomasville , AL 36784

TUSCALOOSA , ALABAMA - Peggy Wilson Lawrence, 411 Ellendale Avenue, Nashville, TN 37205

Lambda Province

ALUMNAE PROVI CE PRESIDENT - Lisa Lahman Carmin, Indiana Gamma. 100 Hampton Court, 8100mington , I 47408

BLOOMINGTON, i DIANA - Carol Edlund Pierce, 1006 Sherbrooke Court. Bloomington , IN 47401

FORT WAYNE , i NDIANA - Michelle :\ewbury Goodrich, 10517 Brandywine Drive , Fort Wayne, IN 46845

FRANKUN, iNDIANA - Stephanie Ann Sakes. 71 1 '2 East Jeffers on Street, Franklin 46131

DIANAPOLts , I DIANA - MarCIa Duke. 7885 Clearwater CO\"C Dm·e. IndianapolIs. 1:\ 46240

I NDIANAPOLts-SoUTH S UBU RBAN, I DIANAJudIth Stark \leeks. 1609 Foxmere Boule\·ard. Greenwood 46142

LAFAYFITE , INDIA A - ElIzabeth Holden Karpick. 185 Pathway Lane. West Lafayette. II\: 47906

MI CHIANA , I DIANA-MICHIGAN - Jeanette

Mueller Slaby. 1207 Riverside Dnve, South Bend. IN 46616

M UNCIE, I NDIANA - Rebecca Moore Thompson. 6001 orth Shaffer Road. Muncie, IN 47303

Rl CHMO 0 , I NDIANA - Elva Downing Turner. 4380 South C Street, Ri c hmond, IN 47374

SOUTHEASTERN i NDIANA - Deborah Loudenback Smith, 3592 W. County Road. 500 South, Greensburg, IN 47240

SOUTHLAKE , I NDIA A - Charlene Kamanaroff, 7728 Delaware Place , Merrillville, IN 46410

VALPARAISO, iNDIANA - Patricia Jordan Buckwell, 1406 Cross Creek Road , ValparaisO, I 46383

Mu Province

ALUM AE PROVIN CE PRESID ENT - Jerilyn Pnce Simak, Ill inois Theta , 1460 North Summit Street, Wheaton, IL 60187

ARuNGTO HEIGHTS, IWNOIS - Nancy Cooney Taub, 884 Bosworth Field , Barrington. IL 60010

CHICAGO SOUTH SUBURBAN - Gayle McCullough Meek, 7349 Southwick Drive, Frankfort, IL 60423

CHICAGO WEST SUBURBAN , Iw OIS - Mary Margaret Bower, 1020 Claremont Drive, Downers Grove, IL 605 16

CHICAGO WI NDY Cm, iW NOIS - Tracy Lynn Furner, 1702 North Wells #2 , Chicago, IL 60614

DUPAG E COUNTY , iW NOIS - Mary Bogumill Callahan, 1039 Creekside Drive, Wheaton , IL 60 187

Fox RIVER VALLEY , IW NOIS - Stephanie Schlievert PavlIk , 709 Lancaster, Geneva. IL 60134

GLEN EUYN-WHEATO , IWNOIS - Erin Phelan Dierkmg, 1862 Wingate Lane, Wheaton, IL 60187

HINSDALE-NAPERVILLE , IWNOIS - Debora Zaccardelli Zimmer. 531 North Elm Street. Hinsdale , IL 60521

LAKE Co NTY , IWNOIS - Jennifer Hefele Wald, 10 II Dover Court, Liberryville. IL 60048

lAKE SHORE , IW NOIS - Margaret Liebers Lo\'elette. 2038 Butternut Lane. 0lorthbrook. IL 60062

ORTII SHORE , IW NOIS CARNATIO N CIRCLEEdIth MItten Bums. 15 Warnngton Dnve. Lake Bluff. IL 60044

O AK PARK-RI VE R FOREST, iW NO I - Lisa GuglIelmone GIllIs. 1019 Ene Street. Oak Park. IL 60302

Fratern

Nu Province

ALUM AE PROVINCE PRESID ENT - Cheryl Raber Pa{[erson , Illinois Theta, 501 South Main Street , Morton, lL 61550

ALTON-EDWARDSVlUE , IWNOIS - Barbara Smith Eckhard , 4701 Brecht Lane , Godfrey , lL 62035

AVON-BuSHNELL, IW NOIS - Anne Eckley Hayn es , 21 Sunset Lane, Bushnell, lL 61422

B EUEVlUE AREA , IW NOIS - Sheri Reno Martin, 5 Bourdelais Drive , Belleville , lL 62226

B LOOM I GTON-NORMAL IW NOIS - Amy Sue Mersinger, 1311 South Main , Bloomington , lL 61701

CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, IW NO IS - Suzanne Younger Troxell, 1904 Robert Drive, Champaign , lL 61821

D ECATUR, ILLI NO IS - Be{[y Traver Zeaman , 10 Eighth Drive, Decatur , lL 62521

GALESBU RG, IWNOIS - Mary Mangieri Burgland, 1441 North Prairie , Galesburg, lL 61401

Mo MOUTH , IW NOIS - Tiffany Mekshes Cole , 409 orth Third Street, Monmouth , lL 61462

PEORlA,lw OIS - Lisa Yerby Grant , 2710 West Kenwood , West Peoria, IL 61604

SOUTHERN ILU NOIS - Susan Smedley jenkins , 501 Emerald Lane, Carbondale , IL 62901

SPRINGFIELD , IWNOIS - Sarah Head Stambaugh , 1634 1300th Street , Beason , IL 62512

Xi Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE P RESIDENT - Catherine Barkley Roth , Louisiana Beta, 6039 Camp Street , ew Orleans, LA 70118

ALExANDRIA, LoUISIA1IA - Susan Dupuy Myrick , 115 Comanche Drive, Pineville , LA 71360

BATON R OUGE, loUISIANA - Krista Ray Peirce , 311 W Plantation Ridge Court , Baton Rouge , LA 70810

COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI POCKET - Susan Elizabeth McDavitl , I21112thAvenue o rth 6-10, Columbu s. MS 39701

EAsTERN SHORE ALABAMA - Emily Bell Wirt es, PO Box 332 , Point Clear , AL 36564

IiATIl ESBURG, MISSISSIPPI - Traci e Lynn Spicuzza , PO Bo x 731 0, Hatti esburg. MS 39406

J ACKSO , M ISSISS IPPI - Les lie Marqu e Rogers, 50 No rthtown Dnve #20-D jac ks o n , MS 39 2 11

IAFAY£ITE , loUISIANA - Elizabeth Ann Elli so n , 128 Karolwood Dri ve, Lafayette, LA 70503

lAKE CHARllS , lo UISIANA - Elizabeth Spiller MClaughlin, 2700 Cocage Lane , Lake Charles , LA 70605

loUISIANA NORTHSHORE - Theda Meade Cahill , PO Box 266 , Abita Springs , LA 70420

M ERID IAN, MISS ISS IPPI - Paige Brown Brooks , 8373 Northside Drive, Meridian, MS 39305

MISSISS IPPI G ULF COAST - Lucia Fishel, 303 9th Street, Bay St. Louis, MS 39520

MOBl ll, ALABAMA - Sally DowlingJohnston, 203 Ridgewood Place, Mobile, AL 36608

Mo RO E, lo UISIANA - Laura Chapman Anderson, 306 Briarcliff, West Monroe, LA 71291

NEW ORLEAN S, loUISIANA - Margaret Brady Maxwell , 6161 Louisville Street , New Orleans, LA 70124

P ENSACOLA, fLORIDA - Gowing Taylor, 4195 Baisden Road, Pensacola, FL 32503

SHREVEPORT, LoUIStA A - Kristine Dietrich Keating, 1012 Ockley Drive, Shreveport, LA 71106

SUDELL, loUISIANA - Leslie Bouler Patrick , 107 Ayshire Court , Slidell, LA 70461

Omicron Province

ALUM AE PROVINCE PRESID EI"IT - Peggy laRock Blanchard , ew York Gamma , 4105 Mandan Crescent, Madison , WI 53711

B ELO IT, W ISCO SIN - Shirley Peterson White, 720 orth Center Street , Rockton , IL 61072

GREATER G RANO fORKS , NORm D AKOTAan Stokesberry Vaaler , 209 Cleo Court, Grand Forks , D 58201

MADISON , WISCO NS IN - Jill WotlaJohnson , Apartment 1, 144 South Hancoc k Street , Madison , WI 53703

MILWA UKEE, WISCO SIN - Carol Crouse Hudson , 1828 Underwood Ave nue Wauwatosa , WI 53213

MI NNEAPOUS, MI NNESOTA - Stephaniejo Pokorney , 8590 Magnolia Trail #209 , Eden Prairie, M 55344

ROCKfORD , I w OIS - Nan cy Ni c hols Olso n , 2136 Dri ve # II , Roc kford , IL 61107

SoUTH S UB RB -MINNEAPOUS/ ST. P AUL, M INNESOTA - Lisa Warh o lm , 15208 Lead Street Burnsville , MN 55337

ST P AUL, MINNESOTA - Kathl ee n Hogan McKee , 733 De co ra h Lan e St. Paul MN 55120

WINNIPEG AREA , MANITOBA - Ho ll y Derkson Mapes, 55 Qum cy Bay, WinnIpeg , MB R3T 4K2 CA NADA

Pi Province

ALUMNAE PROVI CE PRESID ENT - Anne Paule Hall , Iowa Gamma , 3504 South 100 Street. Omaha, NE 68124

AMES , IOWA - Jane Montgomery Herbold , 3806 Phoenix Street , Ames , lA 50014

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA - Suzanne Rosien Dostal , 4625 Northwood Drive NE, Cedar Rapids, lA 52402

D ES MOl ES, IOWA - Wynn Ann Walters , 1219 34th Street, Des Moines, lA 50311

HAsn GS, EBRASKA PO CKET - Marilyn Moomey ieisen , # 10 Village Drive , Hastings , NE 68901

DIANOLA, IOWA - Lora Diane Duncan , 1155 Office Park Road #303 , West Des Moines , lA 50262

IOWA Cm' , IOWA - Sheryl Harder Skaugstad , 602 Sourh Summit Street, Iowa City , lA 52240

I.J NCOLN, NEBRASKA - Kathleen Kuethe Wortman , 2916 Cedar Avenue , Lincoln, NE 68502

Mo ul"IT P LEASAI"IT, IOWA - Margaret Bentzinger Gregory , 320 orth Park , Donnellson, lA 52625

OMAHA , NEBRASKA - Valerie VanGinkel O'Dowd , 12715 Westchester Plaza , Omaha , E 68154

Q UAD CmES , Iw olS-IoWA - Kathy Hickman Weigle, 310 Holmes Street, Bettendorf, lA 52722

SIOUX f AUS-VERM IWO N, SOUTH D AKOTAAmy Lynne Marie Lorenzen , 412 East 12 Street #371 , Sioux Falls , SD 57104

Rho Province

ALUM AE PROVINCE P RESIDENT - jeanne{[e Chandler Randle , Kansas Beta , 954 Back Bay Boulevard, Wichita, KS 67203

COLUMBtA , MISSO RI - Elizabeth Bridwell O ' Connell , 3103 Yorktown Drive , Columbia, MO 65203

HAYS , KANSAS POCKET - Cheryl Campbell jeter, 1117 Oakmont , Hays , KS 67601

H UTCH I SON, KANsAS - Carol Stockham Murray , 2401 Sand Dunes Drive , Hutchinson , KS 67502

J EFFERSO Cm' , MISSO URI POCKET - Am y Diane Walz Freeman , 1324 RoseVlew Drive , Jefferson City MO 6510 1

KA SAS Orr, KANSAS - Ma ry L}11n Roge rs Ho lbrook. 11101 W est 11 9 th Terrace, Overland Park , KS 66213

KANSAS Cm, MISSO RI-SHAWNEE MISSIO , KANSAS - Adrienne Child e rs Melch e r 3816

WeSt 65rh Srreet , MiSSIOn Hills , KS 66208

KANSAS CrrY, MISSO URI-SHA WNEE Mi ss io , KANSAS EVEN I G GRO UP - Jone Niemiec Siegwald, #8 , 9600 West 118th Terrace , Overland Park, KS 66210

lAWREN CE, KANSAS - JudIth Anthony Wnght , 1046 WellingtOn Road , Lawrence , KS 66049

MANHAlTAN, KAN SAS - Cynthia Pesha Schwensen, 710 Hillcrest, Clay Center , KS 67432

ST JOSEPH , MISSO URI - Trisha Graves Johnson. 2427 Ashland Avenue , St. Joseph. MO 64506

ST lo UIS, MISSO RI - Ellen Levy Siwak 559 North Price Road St. Louis. MO 63132

SPRINGfiELD , MISSO URI - Ellen Breithaupt Chindlund. 903 East McClernon , Springfield MO 65803

TOPEKA, KANSAS - Patricia Mullen McPherson 3453 SW Alameda Drive. Topeka , KS 66614

WI CHITA , KANSAS - Mary Schafer Broeckelman. 12126 West Autumn Ridge Court. Wichita. KS 67235

Sigma Province

AL MNAE PROVI CE PRESID ENT - Ann Barl ow Loveless. Arkansas Alpha. 6 Holl y Springs Court . Little Rock. AR 72212

CONWAY, ARKANSAS - Mary Helen Bass Goodwin. 435 Par Fore Drive, Conway. AR 72032

EASTERN ARKANSAS POCKEr - Courtney Carter Zeiser. 105 Oak Forrest Helena. AR 72342

FORREST CrrY , ARKANSAS - Catherine Long Cline. 1415 East Broadway Street , Forrest City AR 72335

FORT SMITII , ARKANSAS - Sara ShIpley Bowers , 6400 South Lakewood Drive , Van Buren AR 72956

HOT SPRI GS, ARKANSAS - Shannon E Luebben. Apartment L 115 Buena Vista , Hot Springs , AR 71913

JON ES BORO AREA, ARKANSAS - Marianne Penix Hunter # C, 2719 Greenbriar Drive , Jonesboro, AR 72401

l..rrn.E RocK, ARKANsAS - Patricia Shelton Pyle, 7124 Rockwood, Little Rock , AR 72207

MEMPHIS , T ENNESSEE - Lisa Creswell Busby , 4709 ChIp Road , MemphIS, 1[\ 3811 7

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS - Kristen Sutherland

Caldwell 425 :O-:orth Oliw Fayette\1I1e AR 72701

OXFO RD-U NIVERSrrY, MISSISSIPPI - Patn cia

J o nes StO ne. 3957 Highway 306 Col dwa ter. MS 3861 8

TEXARKANA , ARKA1 ' ISAS-TEXAS - Mal)' Co llom

Buchanan Fore 207 GeorgIan Terra ce , Texarkana AR 71854

T UPELO, MISSISSIPPI - Merntt-Lee Bank Herring. 1011 Cleveland Street Tupelo. MS 38801

Tau Province

ALUMNAE PROVI NCE PRESID ENT - Sarah Ware Hoch Oklahoma Alpha. 1708 DrakestOne. Oklahoma City. OK 73120

ADA , OKlAHOMA POCKEr - Lara Redman Broadrick 104 West 17th Ada OK 74820

ARDMORE , OKlAHOMA - Peggy Bookl1out Sisson Route 3 Box 2234 Ardmore OK 73401

BAR1liSYIlJ.E, OKlAHOMA - Jan Eddy Castelli 6251 East Tuxedo Boulevard. Bartlesville OK 74006

DUNCAN, OKlAHOMA - Eleanor Douthitt Glasscock. 2104 Country Terrace. Duncan , OK 73533

EDMO D, OKlAHOMA - Lisa Pithan Sabatino , 1400 Lamplighter Lane. Edmo nd OK 73034

ENID, OKlAHOMA - Mary Bogert [selin. 1522 Tahlequah Enid OK 73703

KAy COUNlY-PONCA CrrY , OKlAHOMA - Judith HamptOn Million 2618 Mo ckingbi rd Ponca City. OK 74604

lAWTON-FORT SIu., OKlAHOMA - Tiffain Renee EastOn 715 l\'\\, 46th Lawtun OK 73505

MIDWEST CrrY , OKlAHOMA POCKET - Coleen Hughey Alward, 5321 Mackleman Drive Oklahoma City O K 73135

MUS KOGE E, OKlAHOMA - Trude Stee le orman PO Box 1096. Muskogee OK 74402

NORMAN, OKlAHOMA - Elizabeth Nelson Ridgway 3804 Wyndham Place, Norman , OK 73072

OKlAHOMA CrrY, OKlAHOMA - Co lette Denney BuxtOn , 1442 W 36th Street Oklahoma City , OK 73118

PA ULS VALlEY , OKlAHOMA - Susan Pyeatt Henderson. 821 North Walnut , Pauls Va lle y OK 73075

SAPULPA , OKlAHOMA POCKEr - Theresa Wisor Co llin s . 411 North Hodge. Sapulpa . OK 74066

STIllWATER, OKlAHOMA - Janis Turner Polk, 2204 Oak Trail Drive , Stillwate r OK 74074

T ULSA, OKlAHOMA · L}llda Selman SwentOn. 3727 South Xanthus Tulsa OK 74105

Upsilon Province

ALUMNAE PROVI CE PRESID ENT Wright laidlaw Ca lifo rnI a Gamm a. 5708 Archer Court Dallas lX 75252

ARuNGTON , TEXAS· Teresa PittS Brownli e. 2504 HIgh Oak Dn\'e, ArlingtOn lX 76012

DAUAS, TEXAS - Barbara Perry RalstOn , 3721 Caruth , Dallas , lX 75225

DAUAS , TEXASj lOR DAY GRO P - Melissa Woodard Utley , 3625 Marquette Street Dallas , lX 75225

DAUAS, TEXAS J UNIOR NIGHT GRO UP - Rob)ll Jarratt Tenery , 3660 Maplewood , Dallas , lX 75205

DENTO ,TEXAS - Linda Rochelle Lee , 918 Bayfield Drive . DentOn , lX 7620[

EAST TEXAS POCKEr - Deborah Davis BankstOn , 1704 Clarendon LongvIew , lX 75601

FORT WORn! , T EXAS - Eran PIckens West , 6308 Pamlico Road Fon Worth lX 761 [6

L FKI ,TEXAS POCKEr - Jule Tatum Fenley , 1005 Sherwood Lufkin. lX 75904

MARSHAll., TEXAS POCKEr - Suzanne Warson Planchard 402 Yates. Marshall lX 75670

METROCREST, TEXAS - Anne E Cargill 801 Legacy Drive #1 221 , Plano . lX 75023

MID-CITIES, TEXAS - Diane Mirr Spang ler 2708 Greenbrook Court , Grapevine, lX 7605 1

NORn!EAST TEXAS PO CKEr - Laurie Manning Ramsay, Ro ute 2. Box 439 Mount Vernon lX 75457

RI CHARDSON-PlANO , TEXAS - Lleschen Crowder Bibby 7223 Highland Heather , Dallas lX 75248

SHERMAN-DENISON, TEXAS - usan Weber Munson . 911 South Fairbanks . Denison . lX 75020

SOUTHWEST DAUAS COUNlY, T EXAS - Alicia Harris Clark, 602 Mobley Road Cedar Hill , lX 75104

TEMPLE , TEXAS POCKEr - Kimberly Christie Burke 4809 WellingtOn Court Temple , lX 76502

TYLER, T EXAS - Leesa ickels Hedge 2331 Oak Lane , Tyler , lX 75701

WA CO, TEXAS - Janice Gordon Stewart , 732 ArlingtOn . Waco. lX 76712

Phi Province

ALUMNAE PROVI NCE P RESIDENT - Madalyn Marchman Jones Arkansas Alpha , 16622 Manningtree Lane, Spring , lX 77379

BAY AREA , TEXAS - Dianne Gunderso n Friel. PO Box 580562, HoustOn , lX 77 2 58

BEAUMONT, T EXAS - Jana Heilman Elliott . 3920 :"\ onh Street Beaum o nt, lX 77706

BRAZOS VAllEY, TEXAS - Ann Moo re Pa)ll c. 29 0 3 Ru s thng Oaks Bryan lX 77 802

CONROE-THE WOODLANDS , T EXAS - Karen

Chfton :\o n hc utt. 190 2 Rycroft Dn \'c. pnng lX 77 386

CORPUS CHRJST1 , TExAs - Susan Whitaker Williams , 316 Jackson , Corpus Christi, 1X 78411

CYPRESS CREEK-NoRTHWEST HOUSTON, TEXASPeggy Brautigam Dollens, 14907 Tupperglenn , Houston, 1X 77070

EAsr FORT BEND COUNlY, TEXAS - Shelly Cain Ca ldwell , 2831 Cane Field, Suga rl and, 1X 77479

lIARuNGEN- B ROWNSVIllE, TEXAS - Julie Steves Powe rs, 110 Brentwood, H arlingen, 1X 78550

HIDALGO COUNIY, TEXAS POCKET - Vivian J o nes Rowland, 615 Fern, McAllen , 1X 78501

HOUSTON, TEXAS - Beverly Buzzini Pennington, 3626 Overbrook Lane , Hou sto n , 1X 77027

HOUSTON, TEXAS JUNIOR NIGHT GRO U PMelissa Ann Garlington, 2525 Nantucket #10 , Hou ston, 1X 77057

KAlY, TExAs - Jacquelynn Siebert Green, 22707 Ravens Lake Drive, Katy , 1X 77450

KINGWOOD AREA, TExAs POCKET - Marie Williams Halvatzis, 1506 Chestnut Grove Lane, Kingwood, 1X 77345

VICTORIA, TEXAS - Nora Nelson Hutto , PO Box 4172, Victoria, 1X 77904

Chi Province

ALUM NAE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Lyn Arnot Clark, Texas Alpha, 3 Chaparral, Breckenridge, 1X 76424

AUSTIN , TEXAS - Susan Peterson Klein, 2707 Hillview Green Lane , Austin , 1X 78703

ABIlENE, TEXAS - Stacey Jasper Geisler, 5 Cherry Hills Street, Abilene, 1X 79606

ALBUQUERQUE , NEW MEXICO - Julie Steputis Nunley, 10287 Las Casitas Court NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111

AMARIllO , TExAs - Jane Simms Gillette , 2609 South Ong, Amarillo, 1X 79109

BRECKENRIDG E, TExAs POCKET - Michele Hickey Arnot , 1302 West Walker, Breckenridge, 1X 76424

EL PASO , TEXAS - Lana Baltzley Harrison , 1120 Regal Ridge Drive , El Paso , 1X 79912

GRAHAM , TEXAS POCKET - Ann Chiles Graham , 1510 Oak Forest Drive , Graham, 1X 76450

Hlu COUNTRY, TEXAS - Anna Moseley Osborn, 103 Connally Drive, Kerrville , 1X 78028

lAs CRUCES, NEW MEXICO - Karin Gustafson Davidson , PO Box 279 , San Miguel , NM 88058

luBBOCK, TEXAS - Margaret Grimes Couch , 5215 87th Street , Lubbock, 1X 79424

MEXICO CrIY, MEXICO POCKET - Patricia Atkin Bano , General Mendez 3, 11830 Mexico OF, MEXICO

MIDlAND, TExAs - Jan Thompson Goree, 1 Deerfield Drive , Midland , 1X 79705

PAMPA, TExAs POCKET - Linda Brumley Johnson , 2516 Chestnut Drive, Pampa , 1X 79065

ROSWEll., NEW MEXICO - Mary Lou McGee Glass, 3009 Diamond A Drive , Roswell , NM 88201

SAN ANGELO, TEXAS - Amy Hail Irons, 1307 Kenwood Drive , San Angelo , 1X 76903

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - Beverly Bell Patton, 316 Elizabeth Road, San Antonio , 1X 78209

WICHITA FAUS , TEXAS - Sara J ane Snell Wood , 2201 Ellingham Drive, Wichita Falls, 1X 76308

Psi Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE PRESIDENT - Sidney Cottle Neison , Colorado Gamma, 2369 South Holland Court, Lakewood, CO 80227

AURORA, COLORADO - Karla Seybert Ives, 14133 East Florida Place , Aurora , CO 80012

BOULDER, COLORADO - Robynn Cavell Westerwick , PO Box 17392 , Boulder, CO 80308

CASPER, WYOMING - Heidi Ruston Hager, 4210 Fox , Casper, WY 82609

CHEYENNE , WYOMING - Ruth Harrower Amold, 1709 Moriah Lane, Cheyenne, WY 82009

COLORADO RocKY MOUNTAIN - Mary Louise Jeurink Mac Rossie, PO Box 2167, Eagle , CO 8 1 631

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO - Anne Hopley Watson, 506 Penrose Boulevard, Colorado Springs , CO 80906

DENVER, COLORADO - Julie MelissaJohnson, Apartment B-204, 3300 South Tamarac Drive, Denver, CO 80231

D URANGO, COLORADO POCKET - Carol Wakefield Blatnick, PO Box 1127, Bayfield , CO 8U22

EsrES PARK, COLORADO POCKET - Loretta Dennard DeWitt , 3200 Rockwood Lane North , Estes Park , CO 80517

EVERGREEN, COLORADO - Joann Ruese Stucker , PO Box 1479, Evergreen , CO 80437

FORT COWNS , COLORADO - Beth Beamer

Deakins , 1738 Linden Lake Road , Fort Collins, CO 80524

HIGHlANDS RANCH, COLORADO - Marlyce

Eiesland Buch , 3763 West Bucknell Drive , Highlands Ranch , CO 80126

JEFfERSON C O UNlY, COLORADO - Lisa Gamel Scott, 5200 Aspen Drive , Littleton, CO 80123

lARAMIE, WYOMING - Kay Hefti Coletti, 162 Corthell Road , Laramie , WY 82070

LoVElAND, C OLORADO POCKET - Marisa

Morgan Dallman , 346 Sun Mountain Drive , Loveland, CO 80538

NORTHERN C OLORADO - Susan Benson Todd , 175637th Avenue Pla ce, Greeley, CO 80634

PuEBLO , COLORADO - Wanda Morrison Glover , 1 Twilight Lane, Pueblo, CO 81005

SOUTHERN D OU GlAS COUNlY, COLORADOElizabeth Clement Graham, 8719 Node lbert Road, Parker, CO 80134

Omega Province

ALUMNAE P ROVINCE PRESIDENT - J oy Vanasse Goodenough, Washington Beta, 3932 West Barrett Street, Seattle, WA 98199

ANCHORAGE , ALASKA - ElizabethJane Snodgrass, 8440 Ragged Top Circle, Anchorage , AK 99504

BElLEVUE-EAsrsIDE, WASHINGTON - Luellen Clymo Smith, 12917 205th Court SE, Issaquah , WA 98027

OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON - Nancy Salt Dahlen , 2226 Vista Avenue SE, Olympia , WA 98501

SEA11l..E , WAS HINGTON - Linda Willis Dagg , 1227 Bigelow Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109

SKAGIT-CAMANo , WASHINGTON POCKETJulianne Vanasse Vaux, 5108 Heather Court, Anacortes, WA 98221

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON - Peggy Melzer Hasstedt , 2121 South Forrest Estates Dr. , Spokane, WA 99223

TACOMA, WAS HI NGTON - Joan Scott DeVries, 4725 179th Avenue East , Sumner , WA 98390

UPPER OLYMPIC PENINS UlA POCKET - Alba Halverson Hiestand , 41 Sundial Loop , Sequim , Washington 98382

VAN COUVER, B .C. - Wendy Newton Reifel , 6325 McCleery, Vancouver, BC V6N IG5 CA ADA

VASHON isLAND , W ASHINGTO POCKET - Karen Paulson Kirschner , 22338 91st Place SW , Vashon , WA 98070

WENATCHEE , WASHINGTO N - Bettie Tyrrell

Kolb , 1450 Castlerock # 15 , Wenatchee , WA 98801

YAKIMA, WASHINGTON - Sandra Seaman Rowland , 3 141 Naches Heights Road , Yakima , WA 98908

Alpha-Beta Province

ALUMNAE P ROVINCE P RESIDENr - Jane Bony Heisennan, California Delta, 3374 Charleston Lane, Idah o Falls, ID 83404

BOISE , I DAHO - Andrea Noland Lange, 5556 North Columbine Place, Boise, ID 83713

BOZEMAN, MOI'ITANA - Melanie oel Bury, 3020 South Healy, Bozeman, MT 59715

CALGARY, ALBERTA - Helen SteevesJull, 1318 Quebec Avenue SW, Calgary, AB 00000 T6J 2L2 CA ADA

CORVAllIS, O REGON - Lynne Morphew eville, 7575 NW McDonald Place, Corvallis, OR 97330

EDMOI'ITO ,AlBERTA - Sylvia M. Cherian, 3511 106 Street, Edmonton, AB T6J 2L2 CA ADA

EUGENE , O REGON - Joanne Wilson Solomon, 2473 Lariat Mesa , Eugene, OR 97401

I DAHO FAllS , I DAHO P OCKET- Kathryn Burgess Martin , 4931 North 125 West, Id aho Falls , ID 83402

lAKE O SWEGo- D UNTIIO RP E, O REGON - Nancy Gillette Melrose , 17283 Blue Heron Road, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

P O RTIA D, OREGON - Angela M Hill s, 618 W 12th Avenue # 2 11 , Portland , OR 97209

SALEM , OREGON - Carolyn Brady LIndbeck, 1417 Orchard Heights Road NW, Salem, OR 97304

SALT lAKE CITY, UTAH - Jennifer Austin Libin , 218 New Century Lane #F18 , Salt Lake City, UT 84115

WESTERN MOI'ITANA POCKET- Nancy Cane Beelman, 2 September Drive, Missoula, MT 59802

Alpha-Gamma Province

ALUMNAE PROVINCE P RESIDENr - Patricia Getto Plumlee, Kansas Alpha, 10384 Melissa Court, Cupertino, CA 95014

CENTRAL SAN J OAQUIN VALLEY , CAUFORNIAMyrna Robertson Estes, 157 Peach, CA 93612

COI'ITRA COSTA , CAUFORNIA - Jill Tracie Lorenz, 1297 Shell Circle, Clayton, CA 94517

MARIN COUl'o'TY , CAUFORNIA - Margaret Fell Council, 22+ Emer),stone Ter, San Rafael, CA 94903

Mo ITEREY PENlNS LA , CAUFORNIA - Barbara Huston Miller, 225 Crossroads Boulevard #313, Cannel, C\ 93923

P LO ALTO , CAliFORNIA - Linda Cate Whaehouse. 12345 Page MIll Road. Los Altos Hills. CA 9+022

RE: 0, NEVADA - Beverly Pincol ini Reginato , 2780 Outlook Drive, Reno, NV 89509

SA CRAMEI'ITO , CAUFORNIA - Jane Watson Blythe, 4228 Callanan Court, Cannlchael, CA 95608

SAN FRAN CISCO , CAUFORNIA - AlIson Pamcia Benson, 2727 Polk Street, #2 , San Francisco, CA 94109

SAN J OSE, CAliFORNIA - Kan Ahse Blair, 2460 Plummer Avenue, San Jose, CA 95125

SAN MATEO Cou TV, CAliFORN IA - Catherine Alsfasser Thomson, 1556 Carol Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010

STANISLAUS COUNTY, CAUFORN IA - ClaudIa Allen Vicino, 2716 Hobart Way, Modesto, CA 95351

VALLEY OF THE MOON , CAliFORNIA - Sue Hallin Barnes, 21145 Via Colombard, Sonoma, CA 95476

Alpha-Delta Province

ALUMNAE PROVI CE P RES ID EI'IT - Jill J ensen Meynen , Ill inois Iota, 3564 Del Amo Boulevard #A , Torrance, CA 90503

B AKERSFIELD, CA U FORNIA - Nancy Fogle Pollard , 120 Hum e Lane, Bakersfield , CA 93309

CENTRAL O RA GE COUNTY , CAUFORNIAKathleen Enckson Bndges, 15 Telura , Rancho Sta. Margarita, CA 92688

GLENDALE, CAUFORNIA - ancy Holland DeWind, 321 Wonderview Drive, Glendale, CA 91202

LA CA ADA , CAUFORNIA - Catherine Birch Daniel, 811 Orange Grove Avenue, South Pasadena, CA 91030

Lo G B EACH , CAUFORNIA - Kellee MurchisonBennett, 461 Daroca Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90803

Los ANGElES-SAl'ITA M o ICA, CAUFORNIAAlison Anderson Wallace, 222 6th Avenue, Venice, CA 90291

P ASADENA , CAliFORNIA D AY G RO UP - Barbara Anderson Blake, 704 South Oakland Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91106

P ASADENA, CAUFORNIA - Maryann Hayward Brockmeyer, 309 Vista Avenue #4 , Pasadena, CA 91107

SAN FERNANDO V LLEY, CAUFO RNIA - Jennifer GapasIn YgUlCO, 3823 Royal Woods Dm'e, Shennan Oaks, CA 91 +03

SoUTH BAY , CAUFORNIA - Ruth ;\olte Bloland, 27128 Fond Du Lac Road, Rancho Palos \'erdes. C-\ 90275

SoUTH COAST , CAliFORNIA - Grayne Ferguson Pnce. 1227 'v1anan LanL '-cwport Beach C-\ 92660

SoUTH COAST, CAUFORNIA EVEN ING GROUPDiane Marie Bielman, 623 Terrace CIrcle, HuntingtOn Beach, CA 92648

V EI'ITU RA COUNTY, CAUFORNIA - Joan SIngleton Prestine, 4020 West Hemlock Street, Oxnard, CA 93035

WHITnER AREA, CAUFORNIA - DIane Gamble Briney, 14084 Bronte Drive, WhIttier, CA 90602

Alpha-Epsilon Province

ALUM AE P ROVINCE P RESIDENr - Ann Denker Webster, Arkansas Alpha, 2249 Cammito Preciosa Norte, LaJolla, CA 92037

D EL SoL NORTH, CAliFORNIA - Carrie Annette Ziemak, 4807 Glenhaven Dnve, Oceanside, CA 92056

GREE VALLEY,AruZONA CARNATION ClRCLEAlIce Wright Coler, 991 W. Vuelta Del Yaba, Green Valley, AZ 85614

H ONOLULU, HA WA II - VictOria LeWIS Suyat, 46065 Aliipapa Place 1525 , Kaneohe, HI 96744

LA j OUA, CAUFORNIA - Phyllis Fazzari Speer, 5978 Karensue Lane, San Diego, CA 92122

lAs V EGAS, NEVADA - Kristina Louise Konrath , 600 Rancho Del orte, North Las Vegas, NV 89031

NORTH SAN D IEGO , CAliFORNIA - Jean Black Lelek, 1136 Gal)' Lane, Escondido, CA 92026

P AUl SPRINGs- D ESERT CmES , CAUFORNIAMarilyn Meimer Johnston , 77-225 Lorna Vista, La Quinta, CA 92253

PHOE IX, ARlWNA - Catharine Kunz Gianopulos, 1309 East Secretariat Drive, Tempe, AZ 85284

PRESCOTT, ARlzo A P OCKfl- BethJeannine K1ietz, 3230 orth Bumblebee Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

RIVERSIDE , CAliFORNIA - Charlotte Haskell Huber , 5492 Argyle Way. RiverSIde, CA 92506

SAN DI EGO , CAUFORNIA - JudIth Moore Hard , 7808 Forrestal Road, San Diego, CA 92120

S N LAKES , A RI ZONA CARNATION CI RCLEJune Guthrie Knapp, 10307 East acoma Drive, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

T CSON, ARIzONA - Sally Huber Lanyon. 3386 :--<orth Canywood Dm'e, Tucson. AZ 85712

Connecticut

Michigan

Amy Burnham Onken

Originally presented in 1935, this award is named for Amy Burnham Onken, Grand President from 1921 to 1952. The award recognizes outstanding participation and leadership by a senior Winners are selected based on scholarship, service to the Fraternity and participation in student activities.

KEN DRA F OWLER

J ENN I FER B ECKER

STEPHANIE D ENHARTIGH

AMYFAlASZ

P ATRI CIA GRI ff i N Virginia Gamma College of William &. Maty Zeta Province

TARA R OGERS Ohio Alpha

University Lambda Province

(AW E ANDERSON

Beta University of Mississippi Pi Province

I DA H OG H OOGHI

Province

MElAN I E D AYANI

REBECCA PRI CE

C OURlNEY Q UlNUVAN

AMy M cCABE

Province

KATIE HAMER

TARA B ARRElT ew Jersey Alpha Prin ceton University Gamma Province

MAnWE GAlAN Florida Delta University of Florida Iota Province

ERIN B AKER

Province

KJusnN LoPEE

STACVHORrO

Texas Epsilon

University of Nonh Texas Phi Province

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JOANNE GERAGI:fIY

Oregon Alpha University of Oregon Alpha-Delta Province

Texas Zeta

Baylor University Chi Province

JENNIFER GERTH

Arizona Alpha University of Arizona Omega Province

REB ECCA D FFIN

Utah Alpha University of Utah Alpha-Beta Province

CAROUNE DJANG

Pennsylvania Iota Univ. of Pennsylvania Gamma Province

DEVRY Bo U GHNER

California Theta Univ. of California. Davis Alpha-Epsilon Province

KATHLEEN P rrcHESS

California Gamma Univ. of Southern California Alpha-Zeta Province

Chapter Service

EUSABETH PATTERSON

California Eta Univ. of California. Irvine Alpha-Eta Province

TIFFANY SoM ERS

Washington Beta

Washington State Universiry Alpha-Gamma Province

Nor PiCtured:

CHRISTI E Z U FELT

New York Alpha

Syracuse University Bela Province

EUZABETH Cox

Virginia Theta

Washington &: Lee

University Epsilon Province

Awso CHRISTN ER

Colorado Della

Colorado School of Mines Psi Province

The Chapter Service Award recognizes individuals for outstanding leadersh ip in the chapter, responsibility, dependability, initiative, and contribution to the chapter's spirit and chapter unity. The award has been given since 1956.

Pennsylvania Epsilon

Pennsylvania Stale Univ Delta Province

CARlA SPAGNOL£ITI

AMEYMAy

Michigan Gamma

Michigan State University

Kappa Province

Louisiana Alpha

Tu lane Universityewcomb College Pi Province

PAIGE Ross

Ohio Eta Denison University Lambda Province

AYlwARD

Illinois Epsilon

orthwestern University u Province

MIRANDAJO ES

Wyoming Alpha University of Wyoming

Psi Province

lEsUEGREVES

North Dakota Alpha University of North Dakota Rho Province

SPENCER

Missouri Gamma Druty College Upsilon Province

MATI1IEWS

Indiana Zeta

Ball State University Xi Province

lEsUE I NNOCENIl

Illinois Iota

Illinois State University Omicron Province

SARAH K EHN

California Alpha

Stanford UniversIty

Alpha-Epsilon Province

NICOLE KNlJfSO N New Mexico Alpha Univ. of New Mexico

Omega Province

<:AWE CHRIST

Montana Alpha

Montana State University Alpha-Beta Province

HOLUBY

Oklahoma Alpha University of Oklahoma Phi Province

EUZAB£I1I TOTIENHAM

Texas Alpha University of Texas Chi Province

JOANNAH VOSB U RGH

Washington Gamma Univ. of Puget Sound Alpha-Gamma Province

BARBRA BoVEN

Oregon Gamma

Willamette University

Alpha-Delta Province

Not Pictured : BRANDY RzEpu SKI ConneCticut Alpha Univ. of Connecticut

Alpha Province

MEU DA ARMBR USTE R

New York Delta Cornell University Beta Province

KAsEY lANE

California Gamma Univ. of Southern California

Alpha-Zeta ProVInce

California Lambda Univ of California , Riverside Alpha-Eta ProVInce

KAM KOHLMEIER

Kansas Beta

Kansas State University

Sigma Province

APRIL ERI C KSO

Iowa Beta

Simpson College

Tau Province

EMILY

MELEAH

CYNTHIA

CHESLEE

CONNEcn CUT ALPHA finished a great year with the University of Connecticut's Greek Weekend in April. During the weekend, Greek organizations participate in fund-raising events with proceeds going to the Special Olympics. This year Connecticut Alpha won the judy Preston Award for Good Sportsmanship.

At this year's Greek awards program, the NEW YORK EPSILON Chapter at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute received the Award of Excellence in Chapter Management, honorable mentions in House Beautification and Athletics and the Lois Graham Sports Award. Amy Kerdok was named Top Scholar by the Pan hellenic Council.

VIRGINIA ZErA Kathenne Rucker won second place as Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University's Greek Woman of the Year. The chapter received several Pan hellenic awards including Best Service, Best Philanthropic Activities, highest grade point average for a pledge class and honorable mention for The Cup of Excellence.

W EST VIRGIN IA ALPHA received the Most Improved Sorority on Campus Award from the West Virginia University Panhellenic Council. Erin Baker received a leadership award and Lory Chipps and Nikki Tennis received Outstanding Senior Awards for their scholastic, leadership and service accomplishments.

The VIRGI IA D ELTA Chapter at Old Dominion University won the award for Best Greek Image and the Volunteer Award for their philanthropic work. Paula Bogosian was named Senior of the Year.

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Each semester many students study abroad. On the Spring 1997 Voyage of Semester at Sea, 15 Pi Phis from chapters across the country were on board.

Studying together were, front: Oklahoma Alpha Erin Wilson, Arizona Alphas Brooke Calvi and Quinci French, and California Gammas juliet Rogulewski and Margaret Graham; back: Colorado Alphas j amie Dotson and Kathryn Retzer, Arizona Alpha Tiffany Macey, California Gamma Astra Petersons, Colorado

Alpha Leslie Gillman, California Alpha Kristin Cunningham, California Gammas Allison Bocan and Rory Gibbs, California Kappa Bronwyn Dickson and Arizona Alpha Heather Weiss.

NORTH CAROUNA ALpHAS Kerry Cesario, Meredith Clower, Martha Craig and Mittiejones were initiated into the University of North Carolina's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Aimee Adams and Gretchen Spangler were inducted into the Order of Omega and lindsay Allen became a member of the Golden Key Academic Society.

At their annual spring awards banquet , the NORTH CAROU NA BErA Chapter at Duke University recognized more than half of their members for outstanding academic achievements. Almost a hundred members have grade point averages above 3.0.

The NORTH CAROUNA GAMMA Chapter excelled in several areas this year. Academically, the chapter achieved a grade point average above the women 's average at Wake Forest University. Amy Bumgardner received the highest grade point average of the senior class. In the area of arts , Lydia Fleury was showcased for her acting ability in her one-woman show about love.

AlABAMA ALPHAS won top ranking in Birmingham-Southern College's Greek Week by plaCing first or second in every event. They also placed second in the annual Sigma Chi Derby Day's competition. Seven members belong to the honor society Alpha lambda Delta and five belong to the service organization Alpha Phi Omega.

AlABAMA B ErA won the sorority dance competition and float competition during Homecoming at the UniverSity of Alabama. Gretchyn Gay and Stacy Amiss were selected as Outstanding Freshmen. Karen Dietrich became a member of Thirty-One, an organization for the most outstanding Greek women on campus. Other Alabama Betas selected to honor societies include Casey Cole, Lori Gamer, jacqueline Gascoigne, jennifer Minor and Rachel Simpson.

The M ICHIGAN B ErA Chapter was chosen as the most outstanding Greek organization at the University of Michigan

FLORIDA ALPHA was selected as Sorority of the Year at Stetson University. This is the third consecutive year that university faculty and staff have selected the chapter for this honor.

FLORIDA DELTA Tiffany Hatchett was elected Assistant Director of Alumnae Affairs for the University of Florida 's Panhellenic Council. Emily Wright was chosen as dire cto r of the uni ve rsity 's Emerging Leaders Retrea t. Elizabeth Reiner and Nicole Douglas were assistant directors for the retrea t, which focused on building better chapter relations , pinpointing future leaders and bridging gaps between the Greek co mmunity and the student body

MICHI GAN ALPHA Kati e Ke nn edy was recognized as the 1997 Outstanding Senior Woman at Hill sdale College. Jennifer Morrison was chose n as 1997 Elementary School Teacher of th e Year for her s tud ent teaching experie nce Eri ca Halliday a nd Micheleen Brancel were initiat ed into Lamplighters , an honorary based on scho larship, character, ex tra curricular involvement and chapter and community service. The c hapt er also received t h e Scholarship Cup for having the highest grade point average among all sororities on campus.

The M IC HIGAN E pSILON Chapter at Western Michigan University won the Alumnae Relations Award thanks to the newly installed Southwest Michigan Alumnae Club and the chapter ' s Alumnae Advisory Committee

O HIO ALPHA won the Outstanding Risk Management Program Award for their work to promote awareness of Ohio University policies . Tara Rogers

won th e Margaret Deppen Award for exce llent Greek lead e rship in the co mmunity and on campus. Susan Iddings , Tara Rogers and Amy Dingle were inducted into the Order of Omega.

OHIO BETA Patric ia Cika won the Edward Beanie Drake Student Leadership Award for her leadership at The Ohio State University, the John W. Bricker Sorority Woman of the Year Award, and was chosen as a finalist for Glamour magazine 's Top 10 College Women in America contest.

The KENTU CKY G AMMA Chapter at Eastern Kentucky University received the Sixty-five Roses Award for their donation of more th a n $1,300 to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. They sponsored a skate-a-thon to help ra ise the money.

T ENNESSEE B ETAS won Vanderbilt University's Panhelleni c Relati o n Award for their outstanding involve me nt in community service They help e d a local Girl Scout Troop earn math and science badges , cleaned highways in Nashvi lle , and hosted an Easter Egg Hunt for young children.

I lliNOIS E PSILON received the Scholarship Programming Award , the Membership Enrichment Award and the Outstanding Chapter Adviser Award at the Greek Leadership Conference this spring. At ort hwestern University's annual WaaMu show in May , four members performed in student-written songs and skits. Meredith Zeitlin , Kate Strohbehn , Elizabeth Manning and Erica Rosenfeld all received one o f the highest honors in the musical theatre departmentbeing cast in the show .

IWN OIS lETA won several Panhellenic awards this year. The chapter was recognized for having the most philanthropic hours of any sorority and for having the most members on Panhellenic committees. The chapter also received the Vice Chancellor Award from the University of Illinois for excellence in the areas of scholarship, new membership and internal and external operations

MISSOURI ALPHAS finished second overall in Homecoming festivities at the University of Missouri. They were awarded most spirited house on campus. Six members were inducted into the univerSity 's honor societies

Chapter President Susie Grotluschen accepts the plaque for the First Place Overall Athletics Award.

COLORADO GAMMAS at Colorado State University received several awards during the Greek community ' s annual awards program Honors included Outstanding Panhellenic Woman Katie Thompson , First Plac e Overall Athletic Award, Intramural Soccer Athletic Award and Total Chapter Above the All Women's Academic Average

FLORIDA D ELTAS at the U ni versity of Florida c el ebrated Pi Beta Phi Sp iri t W eek wi th Pi Ph i Olym p ics. Members co mp e te d in fi eld d ay events . Partici pants include d fro nt : Tiffany Hatchett , Marian Sm i th , Shari Leace, J e nnifer Rowan and Emily Wright ; ba ck: Kathryn Mc H enry , Amanda Vibber , Mic helle Mc Cas land , Hea ther Hamm , Kelley Teague , Valerie Kurb ec, Aime e Miller an d Paige Hamrick.

I DIANA D ELTA Tamra Brown was the fourth runner-up in the Miss Elkhart Co u nty Beauty Pageant, a preliminary to the Miss America Pageant. She won a $500 scholarship.

The I N DIANA ALPHA Chapter at Franklin College won second place in Greek Week activities for their Grizzly Grand Prix On the individual level, Tara Taylor , Elisabet Somer, Carrie Wood and Kelly Scribner of the college's golf team advanced to the national championship in Orlando, Florida. Megan Schueler graduated valedictorian of Franklin College and received the award for highest grade point average of any Greek woman Stacie Thayer earned the college's pre-law scholarship. Jennifer Lash was selected as marshal for graduation because she has the second highest grade pomt average m her class. Kyle Glamm was selected as an Indianapolis 500 princess

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I w OIS B ETA- D ELTA Courtney Sommers won the Foundation Award for Habitat for Humanity in honor of her dedication to building homes for those in need. Jennifer Carey received the Illinois State Police Scholarship for her work in the forensics lab Jocelyn Slowey was chosen from hundreds of applicants for a management and p u blic relations internship at the American Stage Festival in ew Hampshire this summer. Katherine H aennicke received the Knox College Dean's Scholarship to J ohn Marshall Law Sc h ooL

I WNOIS I OTAS won several awards this year. Irene Zimi n ski was elec ted the on-ca m pus legis lator for Stu dent Gove rnm ent Assoc iati on. Ca th e rin e Za b o rski rece ive d Sist e r o f th e Ye ar Awar d a nd Emily Mill e r won t he GAMMA Representative of the Year Award at the Illinois State UniverSity Greek Awards Banq u et. The chapter as a wh ole won th e Co m m unity Service Award

Lo UISIANA B ETA won first place in Louisiana State U n iverSity's Homecoming decoration competition for the fo u rth year in a row. Olivia Smith was the Homecoming Queen , Outstanding Greek Woman of the Year and a member of Greek Who's Who. The chapte r also raised mo re than $1 ,000 for Arrowmont through their Doubleshor Basketball Tournament.

M ISSISSIPPI ALPHAS have been busy this year, and they have the awards to prove it. Andi Chappell, Jane Lodwick and Katherine Clancy were inducted into the Order of Omega this spring. Leigh Herrington and Julie SCOtt were chosen to be on Southern Style, the University of Southern Mississippi 's official hosting group for incoming stu-

dents. Julie Heitzman was one of six chosen as campus outstanding freshman women. Barat Schexnaildre and Sherry Walker are members of a Greek recruitment team known as Greek Seekers. Kelly Howell received the Faculty Merit Award for photographs submitted in the college'S art competition. Jami e Davis was elected Pan hellenic treasurer and Leigh Herrington was elected Panhellenic phila n thropist. Stephanie Cancienne, Chantel Ronquille, Andi Chappell and Jamie Davis were all chosen as Rush Co un selors th is year. Jen n ife r Sciortino had the lead role in the campus opera "So r Angelica." Rac h el Black playe d Corne lia in Sh akespeare's "King Lear " an d Rebecca Coo ley playe d Doro t hy in "T he W iz ." Sh an non Si mm o ns and Melissa Patterson are co-captains for the univerSity 's dance team The Dixie Darlings.

MINNESOTA ALPHA won the Outstanding H ousing Award and Kathy Ungerman was chosen as Greek Woman of the Year a t the University of Minnesota.

Despite being devastated by the flood in Grand Forks, the NORTH DAKOTA ALPHAS at the University of North Dakota managed to win several awards. Leslie Greves was chosen as most valuable member of the Pan he ll enic Council for her role as Risk Manager. The chapter received the P.A.G .E. Award for excellence in academics , recruiting , campus involvement and philanthropiC programming Also the chapter received the Award for Excellence in Recruitment.

1996-97 was a great year for KANSAS B UA. The chapter won the Kansas State University Pan hellenic Council awards for Campus Involvement and Dedication to Diversity Nicole Wunder received the 1996-97 President of the Year Award. Ashley Youle was a finalist for the 1996 K-State Student Ambassador and was elected vice president of the Panhellenic Council. Kristen Mehan was elected to the Blue Key honorary and Emily Miller and Melissa Fisher were elected into the Chimes honorary. Stacy Witsman was chosen for the Silver Key honorary.

N EBRASKA GAM MA won first place in overall recognition of scholarship at Creighton University's First Annual Greek Awards Banquet. Jennifer Wallace received the Outstanding Pledge Award and Sarah Gibson won the Outstanding Senior Award. Trish Wieland won the $1,500 Press Club Scholarship for her dedication as a communications major.

I OWA B UAS are leading the way at Simpson College. They received the college Grade Cup in honor of a cumulative grade point average of 3.398. Iowa Betas also hold several leadership positions, including student body president, student body vice president, student body manager and two captains of the Sweet Sixteen Drill Team , the swim team captain. The chapter won second place in the annual All College Sing .

TEXAS D ELTA worked with the Texas Christian University Panhellenic Council to create a code of ethics for rush. This led to a very successful fall rush .

IOWA G AMMA Andrea Hefty received the Iowa State University Greek Woman of the Year Award and Erin Walter was runner-up The chapter won the prestigious President 's Award for Fraternal Excellence in areas of scholarship, philanthropy and programming. The chapter also won the Greek Week Olympics and Greek Week overall competition.

This spring the IOWA Z UAS had the highest grade point average of all Greek houses at the University of Iowa. The chapter was also recognized for their outstanding educational program , outstanding recruitment program, outstanding philanthropic event , fraternal excellence and top fund-raiser among all sororities. Kristin Loupee won campus Greek Woman of the Year.

T EXAS E TAS Jennifer Bums and Ashley Baxter are the new President and Rush Chairman for Pan hellenic Council at Texas A & M University. Also, the chapter won first place in the Sigma Chi fraternity ' s philanthropy Derby Days.

P ENNSYLVANIA EpSILONS at Pennsylvania State University raised more than $50,000 this year through a can drive and a dance marathon.

The MISSO U RI B UA Chapter at Washington University celebrated a three-tenths grade point increase. With updated test files , brag cans, a large and informational study guide and inspirational pencils , members have been working hard and have the grades to prove it.

MISSO URI G AMMAS maintained the highest grade point average among all Greek organizations at Drury Collegefor the 14th time in a row. Members also won awards from across the disciplines. Elliot Safley won the Behavioral Sciences Achievement Award and Julie Meyer won the Outstanding Sen ior Psychology Award. Tara Bewley and Julie Meyer both won the Dr. Robert H. lngersol Award for having cumulative grade point averages above 3.5 in biology. Marla Helms was a national qualifier in impromptu speaking. Arlene Dimalanta won the Management Award andJill Rackers received the Outstanding Junior Award. Brenda Doke won the Breech School Achievement Award, given each year to an outstanding business administration senior. Mindy Doggett won the Outstanding Public Relations Student Award and Laura Coy received the Outstanding Broadcast Student Award. Ashley Ennis won the Dr. A.]. Jelenik Award for Overall Achievement in Education. Tara Bewle y won the College Swimming Coaches Association Academic All-American Award.

TEXAS lUA received the Herbert H Reynolds Award of Merit , one of the most distinguished awards at Baylor University. Six members , the most members in any Greek organization, were recognized for having cumulative 4 .0 grade point averages.

Helping to collect canned food items are Erin Greco, Cathie Voght, Nicole Lombardo and Kara White.

Wisconsin Alpha won second place in t he University of Wisconsin 's national philanthropy, Humorology. Jennifer Strom, Jessica Miles and Michelle Furcho performed in the chapter's skit.

O KlAH O MA ALPHA accomplished much this year at the University of Oklahoma. Chikage Windler and Renee Hamel were named Big Women on Campus and Robyn Girton was chosen as one of the Top 10 Greeks. Trisha Stillwell placed in the top 10 in the Miss USA pageant and Teressa Sorenson was named Miss Greek. The c hapter was awarded Best Alumnae Relations among all Greeks.

The UTAH ALPHA Chapter won the University of Utah Vice President's Award of Achievement, which is presented to the outstanding Greek house each year. The chapter also received an intramural soccer award. Several members belong to honor societies such as Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Golden Key and Kappa Tau Alpha.

The TEXAS ALPHA Chapter at the University of Texas achieved great success in Greek Week. The chapter received second place overall and the Sportsmanship Award The chapter also placed first in the Greek Olympics Basketball Tournament.

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Melissa McGarry was elected Pan hellenic Council President at the University of Wisconsin. Erica Yamat received the first ever Pan hellenic Council Delegate of the Month Award for her leadership skills and involvement in council and sorority life. Melissa Edm und s rec eived the Outstanding New Member Award at the All Greek Awards Banquet.

The women of W AS HI NGTON B ETA received many honors from Washington State Un iverSity this year. Harm o n y Huntington was elected to the Panhellenic Peer Review Board. Jennifer Peters, Melanie Minnitti and Kelli Bruce were selected to be Rush Counselors for Fall Rush 1997. Kylie Grout and Kristy Freed are members of the Washington State University Porn Pon Squad, and Andrea Davidson is a member of the Dance Team. Megan Peterson was selected to be a member of Coug Guys and Gals. Cory Aigner was a Student Health Advocate . Maureen Caraher was selected to be a 1997 summer WSU Alive Counselor. Katina Konrad received an internship from the univerSity's Marketing Department. Tiffany Somers was on the President's Honor Roll for seven consecutive semesters and was named to the 1997 All-USA College Academic Team by USA Today.

TEXAS BETA moved up to fourth place in Southern Methodist University's academic ranking v.ith a 3.214 grade point average Texas Betas are also campus leaders , with members involved in virtually all major campus

organizations including Order of Omega, Golden Key , Student Affairs Committee, Student Foundation and Senior Class Council.

The women of CAUFORNIA lAMBDA received several awards this year from the University of California , Riverside. Kasey Lme was chosen as Greek Woman of the Year based on her co ntributions to the chapter and the community. Erica Carlmark, preSident of the university's Ski and Snowboard Club, was awarded Junior of the Year. Dina Lukacs achieved the highest grade point average of all Greeks. New members Jessica Ca llow and Gina Caringello were jointly recognized as the Top Academic Pledges for th e fall semester. The chapte r as a whole had the highest grade point average of all Greek organizations for the winter 1997 semester.

CAUFORNIA ZETAS are having a balL The chapter won the AnnuallnterSorority Volleyball Tournament in Santa Monica for the second consecutive year, and they were named the Most Athletic Sorority at the University of California , Santa Barbara. Sarah Louie was chosen as the Sigma Chi Fraternity Sweetheart.

O KlAHOMA B ETAS achieved first in grades among all Greek houses during the fall semester. The chapter participated in Homecoming at Oklahoma State University and won first place in the canned food drive , the blood drive , spirit award, window paintings and second place overall. The chapter also won the intramural Football Championships for the third year in a row and were the most athletically successful team overall on campus.

Special Thanks

Pi Beta Phis are always willing to help. We experienced this firs thand thanks to several Flori d a al u mnae. We wo uld like to than k judit h Martin Bager of Lakela nd , Flo rida a n d Betty Stevens Gu n d erson of Punta Gorda, Florida for their graciousness. While re ru ming to Simpson College from sp rin g b reak in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, our van broke d own We were abl e to get in to u ch with an Iowa Be ta alum na Shelly Priebe wh o gave u s th e numb ers of Florid a alum nae. Th ese Pi Phis m ad e u s fee l a lit tle closer to h ome. The fact that th ey were willing to help us find a way home made us realize the depth of Pi Phi bon d s.

Sincerely, Iowa Betas Ste ph anie, Kelly, jessica, Sarah, Rebecca an d Brandi

P S. We finally made it home and the van is fixed.

The distressed Iowa Betas included front: Sarah Speaks, Rebecca Grinager, Brandi Gravett; back: Stephanie Robl, Ke"y Davis and Jessica Powers

S'hien Hayward is the poster child for accomplishments at the CAuFORNIA ALPHA Chapter at Stanford University. After being paralyzed in a car accident three years ago, S'hien has worked to regain control of her legs This spring she attended the chapter's formalwithout her wheelchair. Through alternative medicine and her own determination, S'hien has overcome unbeatable odds.

The CAUFORNIA THETA Chapter received the Philanthropy Award from the Yolo Literacy Council and the Community Service Award from the Chancellor of the University of California, Davis . Lauren Taylor was elected vice president of the campus student body. Devry Boughner was named Greek Woman of the Year and was chosen to deliver the commencement speech for the College of Agriculture and Economics. Amanda Randolph , the co-chairman for the Western Regional Greek Conference will coordinate the 50th annual Western Regional Greek Conference, next year.

One of Pi Beta Phi's newest chapters, CAu FORNIA M u, enjoyed a great first year. After a successful installation and rush , the chapter placed second in Pepperdine UniverSity's Homecoming Spirit Cup competition. The chapter also won five of six possible awards at the university's annual Songfest Competition. Those awards included Best Choreography , Most Spirited , Best Costumes and Sets, Best Theme and Best Musical Selection

CAuFORNIA E TA was chosen Most Outstanding Greek Organization at the University of California, Irvine th is year. The award recognizes organizations that strive for and achieve moral, mental and social excellence throughout the year. The chapter also won the trophy for Excellence in Alumnae Relations at the university 's Greek Awards janine Baker , Rita Patraporn and Elisabeth Patterson each won The Diamond Girl Honor Award, an all-Greek honor that recognizes members for their dedication and service to their chapter.

For the second semester in a row , TEXAS EpSILON earned first in grades of all sororities at the University of North Texas The chapter also received the Sportsmanship Award for participation in campus intramural games and the Participation Award for having th e most members present at the banquet. Blair Burkhardt was named Greek Woman of the Year.

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From left, co-chairman Barbara Hunt Crow, Club President Prissy Davis Gravely, Honorary Chairman and First Lady of Texas Laura Bush , and style show chairman Joan Frensley Smith enjoy the festivities.

"If yo u can ' t read, you can ' t s u ccee d ," Texas Governor George Bus h s aid Th e D AllAS, T EXAS ALUMNAE

C LU B increase d th e likelih oo d o f su ccess fo r a ll Texans by raisin g $ 12 5, 000 for lite racy a t its 13th annu al Pi Ph i Ch a ri ty Style Sh ow. Th e club d o n a ted $5 0 ,000 to Lit eracy Instru c tion For Texas, an age ncy th a t prom o tes adult lit era cy. Th e age ncy will us e th e m o n ey to purc h ase n ew co mput ers and int e rac ti ve learn in g e quipm ent. Th e Pi Beta Ph i Readi ng Cente r a t Tri n ity Ri ver Missio n was fund e d wi th p roceeds from the sty le show. Th is comm u nity center promo tes after-schoo l tutoring for Hispanic ch ildren. Th e c h a ri ty style s h ow was s u c h a grea t s u ccess that th e Dallas Alum nae Club was abl e to e nd ow the Dallas Al u mnae Cl u b Sc h olars h ip in h o n o r of An n D ud geon Phy , which will be administered by the Pi Beta Phi Foundatio n During the style show, the Dallas Alumnae Club presented two area residents with the Unsung Angel Award. This award is given annually to Dallas citizens who have promoted literacy in the community This year's award winners are Dallas Chief of Police Ben Click and retired school teac h e r Franne jackson

Members o f O HIO ALPHA d e m o ns trat ed their d e dica tion to lite racy a t the chapter ' s Profes s o r Tea. Memb e rs invi te d their fa vorite profess ors to th e house fo r a lun c h eo n and program about Pi Phi philanthropi es. This year , eac h professor was asked to bring a children ' s book to the event These books , along with the b ooks donate d b y each chapter memb er , provi d ed a fo undation for a children 's section a t the local library

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ac tivi ti es kee p in g th e ARilN GION H EIGHTS, Iw OIS ALUMNAE C LU B busy. Und er th e guidance o f th e club 's Links to Lite racy c hairman , judy Hendri cks , th e cl ub conducted a bo o k drive for two inner-city classrooms in Chicago. Both classrooms have Pi Phi conn e ction s. One of the teachers , Eileen Cikra, is a member of the alumna e club The oth er classroom ' s teacher is a fri e nd of club member Katie Kenni co tt. Kati e delivered the books to th e sc h oo ls and re ad to the children. The sc hool children thanked alumnae club m embers with an abundance of hugs and homemade cards.

Links to Literacy Writing Contest

In keeping with the Pi Phi tradition of service, edu cation and recognizing talent within its membership, all Pi Phis are encouraged to participate in the Second Annual Pi Beta Phi Links to Literacy Writing Contest.

All Pi Beta Phi alumnae and collegians are invited to submit an original piece of writing not longer than 350 words about the following topic: Describe how Links to Literacy aids in the moral, mental and social advancement for ourselves and those we serve .

Submissions may include poems, essays, short stories or any genre of the author ' s chOOSing Criteria will include a unique approach to the topic, effective use of the genre selected and quality of writing Alumnae and collegiate submissions will be judged separately

One winner and one honorable mention from both alumnae and collegiate submissions will be chosen . The alumnae and collegiate winning submissions will be published in the Spring 1998 issue of The ARROW. Honorable mentions will also be noted in The ARROW. All entries will be available for Pi Phi use for educational purposes

Submit your entries by November 30 , 1997 to Links to Literacy Chairman jeanie Egmon , 1625 Sheridan Road #212 , Wilmette , IL 60091, E-mail egmon @ nwu .edu .

Your submiss ion mu s t include your name , address , phone numbeT , alumnae/c ollegiate status and chapter or alumnae club name , if applicable

D rections

Where friendships grow

Pi Beta Phi's J1entorill.q cf> Setlforkin.q Pro.qram

Directions Developments

Directions is Pi Phi's mentoring and networking program. It is a nationwide network of alumnae who are willing to help other Pi Phis with information, contacts and referrals. Whether it be investigating a new career path , starting a new business , or moving to a different community, alumnae benefit from the networking made possible through this program. And many alumnae enjoy the mentoring relationships that grow through Directions.

Most requested locations for mentors

The follOwing is a listing of areas where the Directions Program is really taking root.

l. Birmingham , Alabama

2. Phoenix , Arizona

3. Little Rock, Arkansas

4. Los Angeles, California

5. San Francisco , California

6. Orange County , California

7. Denver , Colorado

8. Orlando , Florida

9. Atlanta , Georgia

10. Chicago, Illinois

11. Indianapolis, Indiana

12. Baltimore , Maryland

13. Boston , Massachusetts

14 Portland , Maine

15. Detroit, Michigan

16. Minneapolis, Minnesota

17. St. Louis , Missouri

18. ewark, New Jersey

19. New York , New York

20. Cleveland, Ohio

21. Cincinnati, Ohio

22. Portland , Oregon

23. Philadelphia , Pennsylvania

24. Nashville, Tennessee

25. Dallas , Texas

26. Houston , Texas

27. Washington, D.C.

28. Seattle, Washington

Areas where more mentors are needed

In some areas, the demand for mentors is greater than the supply. In order to help Pi Phis in need of advice, the Directions Program needs help from alumnae in the follOwing areas:

l. Birmingham, Alabama

2. Little Rock, Arkansas

3. Orlando, Florida

4. Portland , Maine

5. Detroit, Michigan

6. Minneapolis, Minnesota

7. Cincinnati, Ohio

8. Cleveland, Ohio

9. Portland , Oregon

10. Tennessee

1l. Seattle, Washington

Area of greatest need

The area most in need of mentors is Canada. Each Canadian Province has space for additional alumnae mentors .

If you are interested in becoming a mentor , you may register by filling out the form on the following page, and sending it to Central Office.

Thank you for volunteering and registering with Pi Phi 's Directions Program and sharing your o.:pertise.

Seeking your Success Stories

If you have given or received support through Directions, Pi Phi's mentoring and networking program , please share your success story with our readers. Send information to The ARROW oj Pi Beta Phi , 7730 Carondelet , Suite

333, St. Louis, MO 63105.

I)" 'ecti s

Where friendships grow Pi Beta Phi's Mentoring & Networking Program

Na m e: Mai den Na me :

Home Address :

City/ State/ Zip : ________________________________________ ____________________ (work) _________________

Fax : e-mail: _______________________________________

Chapter : _______________________ Year of Initiation : -------------------------------

Check One and complete information below:

I would like to help other Pi Phis. Please add my name , mentoring information and career cluster (if appropriate) to the program. I understand that this information may be released to any Pi Phi who requests the information.

Help! I am entering or re-entering the job market, and/or moving to a new community. I would like so m e mentoring information from Pi Phi alumnae. Enclosed is my $5.00 check payable to Pi Beta Phi for which I may request up to three locations.

CHECK APPROPRIATE MENTO RING CATEGORY: o Career 0 City/ Community Information (If career, complete occupational cluster information below.)

City :

Closest metropolitan area: _____________________________________

Occupation Cluster(s): ________________________________ (See listing below)

Occupation TitlelDescription :

A. Agriculture & Environment

O CCUPATION CLUSTERS

J. Health & Medicine

Conservation, Forestry , Horticulture , Landscaping , Recycling , Dentistry , Nursing, Pharmacy, Physician , Psychology , Therapists , Wildlife Veterinary, Dietitian, Optometry, Pathology , Dermatology , Sales ,

B. Architecture, Engineering & Design Consultant

Drafting, Graphic and Interior Design, Surveyor, All Engineers, K. Home Economics & Family Consumer Science

Architect Child and Daycare Service, Family Counseling , Food Marketing

C. Com munications and Development , Homemaker Advertising, Broadcasting,Joumalism , Media, Public Relations, L. Hospitality Publishing, Reporting, Writing Catering, Chef, Conventions , Food Services, Hotel, Restaurant

D. Computer & Science M Legal & Law Enforcement

All Computerffechnical Support, Data Processing, All Scientists Attorney , Court Reporting, Judicial , Paralegal , Police

E. Construction & Trades

N. Management & Administration

Automotive, Electrical, Mechanical , Painting, Plumbing , Textile Administrative Support , Clerical, Human Resources , Personnel ,

F. Cultural & Arts

Crafts, Entertainment, Film , Museums , Music , Performing ,

Photography , Theater, Actress

G. Education & Counseling

Public Relations , Company President

O. Manufacturing

Equipment Maintenance , Factory Operation , Plant Management

P Recreation , Leisure & Travel

All Levels of Education , Employment Services, Ubrarian, Social Airlines , Fimess Sports , Tourism , Public Relations

Work, Administration, Counselor

H. Finance

Q Retail

Consumer, Design , Fashion , Merchandising , Manager

Accounting , Banking, Consulting, Economist , Investments , Math, R. Sales & Marketing

Statistics, Auditor

I. Government , on-profit & Religion

Bu ye r, Import/ Export , Insuran ce, Real Estate, Representative ,

Research, Wholesale , Telemarketing , Marketing, Manager , Sales

Military , Ministry , Public & Social Services, Volunteer, FBI , S Transportation & Moving

Legislative Aide , Fund-Raising, Translator

Shipping & Freight, Trucking

Return to : Directions Program

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

f>i cf3eta f>hi

Mem o rial JIymn

Sometime: fi t dusk when the sun sinks low 'The flight of my firrow shall end. 'Through the silent hush of the el/ening glow, I shall slip away my fri end:

cJ3ut the silken tie of the wine and blue Will bind through eternity fi nd friendships chain ofgolden hue Will link eternally.

Alabama Alpha

FRAN CES MAUAM SHEPPARD , 1933: May 1997

BARBARA SEAMAN SHI NE , 1933: :'-:O\"ember 1996

MARY N EWMAN P ARRI SH T L' RN I PSEE D, 1932: April 1997

Arizona Alpha

MARY MCREYNOLDS PERCIVAL, 1927 ; April 1997

California Alpha

ROFENA B EACH POLK, 1 914 ; April 1997

JOHANNA D IXON WEST, 1943 ; April 1997

California Delta

KATHRYN (PATSY) STANLEY B RANN , 1937 ; March 1997

NANCY MINER SMITH, 1969 ; May 1997

Colorado Alpha

ELEANOR CUSTANCE D ON DANVIllE, 19 28 ; May 1997

Florida Alpha

SANDRA LIDDY KI CAlD , 1962 ; March 1997

Florida Beta

JULIA D UTTON REYNOLDS, 1923; May 1997

ADAH HEBB WRAY, 1925 ; Apri l 1997

Illinois Beta

VIOLET BERRY CHRISTE SEN , 1924 ; September 1996

Illinois Beta-Delta

R UTH NICKLESS STEVENS, 193 4 ; May 1997

Ill i nois Delta

KATHARI E HARRI GTON MCWILLIAMS , 1916: March 1997

Illinois Epsilon

JANE MCCONLEY FANER, 19 3 8 ; May 1997

Illinois Eta

GLORIA WEIDNER WOARE, 1948 ; April 1997

Illinois Theta

P HYlllS ElliS GRISWOLD, 1947; Apri l 19 9 7

Indiana Delta

MARY OrrEN R OSE, 19 21 ; Ap ri l 1997

MARTHA ROBBI NS W HITE HEAD, 192 9; April 1997

Iowa Beta

D O RTHA CRAWFORD WILKINSO ,1 932 ; April 1997

Iowa Zeta

CARlA MARGARET G ARVE R, 19 8 1 ; Ma rch 199 7

MARy MOORE STU RGES, 1953 ; Decem b e r 1996

Kansas Beta

AUDREY D URlAND EMMO S, 19 40 ; Ap ril 19 9 7

Kentucky Alpha

GLORIA HARTMAN KIRWAN, 1942 ; March 1997

Louisiana Alpha

MARy HERCUS HOWl GTO , 19 4 1 affi liat ed Arkan sas Alp ha; April 1997

KATHERINE LACOUR MIllER, 19 4 2; April 1997

Initiation year and month and year of death follow each member 's nam e

When submitting death noti ces to Central Offi ce , pleas e give month and year of death. Names cannot be list ed without t h is inf orma tion.

Massachusetts Alpha

G EUZABEfH S CHAF B ARNES, 1927 ; April 1997

MARJO RI E D ICKINSON EATON, 1930 ; May 1997

Minnesota Alpha

F AITH P ATIE RSO N H EDINE, 1927 ; April -1997

J EAN G AMBLE HIll, 1933 ; January 1997

Montana Alpha

AllCE M ENARD S WEENEY, 1922 ; May 1997

Nebraska Beta

J EAN C OMPTON H OWEll, 1945 ; April 1997

G EORGIA S WAllOW W HITE , 1941 ; De cember 1996

New York Alpha

CHRISTINE O LVER MELCHIOR, 1930 ; Dece mb er 1996

New York Gamma

JOYCE lARRAB EE R OOT, 19 4 5 ; Nove mb er 1996

Ohio Alpha

J ANE BIGGERS EVAN S, 19 3 8 ; May 1997

LUCILLE NAZOR HERROW , 19 21; May 199 7

Ohio Beta

RUTH JO NES CRAfTS , 1922; May 1997

JOSE PH INE BAKER GRAY, 1932 ; May 1997

N ANCY N AGE L O ' HAVER, 1944 ; March 1997

Ohio Delta

G LADYS P LOCHE R C USTAR, 1934 ; Jan u ary 1997

Oregon Alpha

ANNELE M CG EE AsHMAN, 1927 affi lia ted Cali fornia Alp h a ; May 19 97

South Carolina Alpha

S ARAH D AVIS B URNS, 1931 ; April 1997

J ANE GIBB ES E DENS , 1931 ; April 199 7

LI LUAN BRUNS O N HAM ILTON, 1937; Ma rch 1997

Texas Alpha

LOIS CAM p, 192 4 ; April 1997

F RANCES HAMI LTON O LIVER, 1932 ; April 1997

CECILY S CHWAIITl P RESTRI DGE , 1956 ; October 1996

Texas Beta

LErrA CUNYUS KEuY, 1919 ; Ap ril 1997

B ETIY B UTLER NEALE, 1950 ; April 1997

Texas Gamma

MARy FRANCES SENTER CLARK SMITH , 1954 ; Oc to ber 1996

Texas Zeta

VIRGINIA PARK POTTS , 1978; February 199 7

Utah Alpha

H ELEN REES E HOGAN, 1931; May 1997

Vermont Beta

j UUA WRI GHT M CC ULLOUG H , 1928 ; January 1997

Virginia Alpha

F RANCES FARRIS GARRISON, 194 9 affilia ted Tenn essee Be ta ; Apri l 1997

Washington Alpha

MARrnA NORRIS j oLlVET, 1946 ; April 1997

Wisconsin Alpha

MARy LI N DBLOM HI GLEY, 19 4 1; March 1997

Wyoming Alpha

MARy HANSEN S TEIN HO UR, 1954; Jun e 1996

Pi Beta Phi has launched the official Fraternity web site The site was developed to share information about the Fraternity and its programs with members and non-members . Check out the site at www.pibetaphi.org , and record your thoughts and comments in our guest book.

Here is what Pi Phi on-line has to offer:

• PI PHI PARTICUlARS-Explore Pi Phi's objectives, heritage and philanthropies in this section.

• PI PHI PRESENTLy-This section documents the roll call of collegiate chapters and alumnae clubs and the directory of international officers, Central Office employees and graduate consultants. The Directions program is also explained in this section.

• PI PHI'S PUBUCATIoN-The newest features and issues of Pi Phi's magazine , The ARROW, appear in this section .

• PI PHI PURCHASING-Check here for the latest Pi Phi Express merchandise, official jewelry and sale items.

• PI PHI PlANNINGS- This section announces speCial events , celebrations and extension activities of the Fraternity.

• PI PHI POSSIBIUTIES--Pi Beta Phi Foundation's pages include scholarship information and innovative programs funded through your gifts.

Official fraternity guidelines for chapter web pages will be distributed in a future mailing.

The Pi Beta Phi Fraternity web site is best viewed using Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x or Netscape Navigator 3.x .

The site is being designed and maintained in a partnership between Pi Beta Phi and The Marketing Group in Nashville , Tennessee .

The Harris Directories are coming!

Beginning August 11 , representatives from Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company Inc. , will start telephoning alumnae to verify information for the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Directory.

The Harris Company will be checking these areas: name , academic information , residence address and phone number , current occupation, and business address and phone number. The scope of this information is an indication of the comprehensive quality of the entire volume. The Directory will contain five sections includ ing a biographical section, chapter section , geographical section , c areer ;, eclion an d an e-mail section.

Soon lo cating fellow alumnae wi ll be as easy as turning a page in the Pi Beta Phi Fraternity Directory. Yo u may reserve your personal copy when the Harris r epresentative phones, but don't delay because only prepublication ord ers will b e guara nte e d

1997 Pi Phi

Express Catalog Available

For the c omplete Pi Phi Expres s Catalog featUring additional items, call (800 ) 3 22-1867 .

Chapter

Anniversaries

VIRGINIA ETA will celeb rate its 10th anniversary October 3-5. The festivities coi n cide wit h H o m eco m in g Weeke n d a t the Un iversity of Richmond

Fo r more information , call Jennifer Ri c hards Menitt at (804) 360 -5526.

Ma rk yo ur ca le ndars. The NORTH UROU A Au>HA C ha pt e r a t th e U nI\ 'C rs lt)' of 0io n h Caroli n a \",HI ce lebrat e it s 7 5th a nni\'e rsary 16- 18 , 1998 .

The ARROW Recognized for Excellence

The A RR OW rece ived a n award at the a nnu al co n fe rence of t h e College Frate rn ity Editors Associatio n in Sn o wm ass, Co lo ra d o. Th e Summ er

1996 issue o f The ARR OW wo n second place in th e Gen e ra l Exce ll e n ce ca tegory Th is newly es tablish ed ca tegory rewa rds the artis tic and edi torial exce llen ce o f a n entire iss u e of th e magazi n e

Pi Phi On-Line

Pi Phi Printin gs, the quart e rl y o nlin e n ew s le tt er has been exp a nd ed to incl ud e Inte rn et users . If you would like to sign up, send a m essage to Emily Ru sse ll Tarr , Di rector of Al u mnae Reco rds, m aiI 40900@ po p .ne t.

Ne two r k with o th e r Pi Phi s a nd kee p up to d ate with Pi Ph i on-li n e .

Alumnae Club Contacts

If you are vacationing for the winter and would like to contact a Pi Phi Alumnae Club in the area , contact Central Office for the name , address and phone number of the club president

Coverdell & Company Medical

Insurance

Short Term

Sh o rt te nn ins urance p rovi d es valuab le med ical p ro tectio n fo r th ose who are rece n tly grad uated, waiting to be covered under a gro u p policy, between employment o r laid off an d in need of temporary medical protection. This te m porary h ealt h cove rage is availab le fo r 3 0-185 d ays.

Student Select

Student Select is an insurance p lan created exclUSively for co llege students that offers co m preh ensive h ea lth ca re protection for about $1 a day . Th e plan provides quality protection at an affordable price, choice of doctors and h ospitals, guaranteed acceptance fo r full-time students and year-round coverage

Pi Beta Phi has arranged these services for you through Coverdell &: Company (800) 787-8711 ext. 38561.

Pi Beta Ph i Arts Weekend

Mark your calendar for Pi Phi Arts Weekend at Arrowmont April 30May 3,1998.

&

Adrienne Mitchell Retires

after 26 Years of Service

After serving Pi Beta Phi for 26 years , Adrienne Hiscox Mitchell , president of the Foundation , retired in July . Adrienne's list of service to Pi Beta Phi is impressive . A two-generation legacy, Adrienne attended the University of Kansas where she served as chapter treasurer After college , she was president of her alumnae club and city Panhellenic , Province Coordinator , Province President, and Director of Academic Standards. She served the Grand Council as Grand Vice President of Collegians and Grand Vice President of Philanthropies During her last year on Grand Council , Adrienne became one of the pioneers for the Foundation Adrienne served on the Foundation Board of Trustees first as Grand Council counterpart , then as secretary and finally as president of the Foundation

Some have said that Adrienne sees Pi Phi through the eyes of the Founders , yet has the ability to translate that viewpoint into the future . It is this ability to be progressive without lOSing sight of purpos e that made Adrienne an effective leader for the Founda tion

The Fraternity owes Adrienne a debt of gratitude for her many years of unselfish service t o Pi Beta Phi.

Polymer Clay instructor Tamela We llsLaity demonstrates as a group observes closely during Pi Phi Arts Weekend 1997

Elizabeth Brizendine and Nancy Snyder weaving baskets during Pi Phi Arts Weekend 1997.

Pi Beta Phi Collegians Go to Europe for 17 days!

Visit England , France, Switzerland , Italy, Austria , Germany and Amsterdam !

Join Pi Phi sisters for a European trip to remember! You ' ll travel with a group ages 18-35 on a perfect combination of sightseeing and personal leisure time With experienced tour managers , coach drivers , and representatives , you 'll have a safe and hassle-free trip with great sightseeing, great value and great fun too!

Call now for additional information-Space is limited! Windjammer Travel Claire or Lynn (800) 633- 1545

Marilyn Simpson Ford Award

The Marilyn Simpson Ford Award was established in 1989 by Pi Beta Phi to honor Marilyn 's service as editor of The ARROW The award honors an individual who represents a College Fraternity Editors Association member organization and who provides outstanding service.

This year's recipient of the award is Abraha m Cross, the executive director of Delta Upsilon Fraternity ,and editor of the Delta Upsilon Quarterly Magazine. Just as he balances different and challenging roles for his fraternity, he has mastered several roles for CFEA. He is a valuable board member who brings diplomacy, profeSSionalism and levelthinking to the board-room table.

For the past two years, Abe served as CFEA Interfraternity Liaison, bringing new levels of achievement to this position. He is also the sponsor manager for the CFEA annual conference. In this role, he has escalated sponsorship and annual conference revenues His focused and organized efforts have reshaped the program and have added a new , successful dimension to the organization.

Abe began his fraternal journey as chapter president of his Phi Delta Theta ho u se at the University of Ta m pa, where he received his bachelor's degree in urban affairs. After graduation, he became a chapter co nsultant for Phi Delta Theta. He then became Assistant Director of Chapter Services at the fraternity headquarters in Oxford, Ohio Abe started his job as executive director and managing editor of Delta Upsilon in 1995.

Scholarship Applications

Pi Beta Phi Foundation alumnae and collegiate scholarship applications are now available for the 1998-99 academic year. Completed applications and supporting documents must be postmarked by January 15 , 1998 to be considered.

For more information on an undergraduate scholarship, alumnae scholarship or graduate fellowship, please contact: Scholarship Program , Pi Beta Phi Foundation, 7730 Carondelet, Suite 333, St. Lo u is, MO 63105 (314) 727 - 7338

In ad d ition , the Foundation offers scho larships for Arrowmont classes . The Arrowmont scholarship application deadlines are January 10, 1998 , for Spring session, and March 15 , 1998, for Summer session. Preference is given to members of Pi Beta Phi

A. Natural and navy tote bag N325 $24.00

B. Burgundy and navy tote bag. N326 $19.00

C. Navy and burgundy attache

W. N349 $15.50

D Hunter duffel bag N327 $23.00

E Hunter backpack. N328 $32.50

Series of four limited-edition collectable ornaments Limited quantities available (Gift boxed )

F 1994 Initiation seal ornament. N223 $12.00

G. 1995 Crest ornament. N277 $12.00

H. 1996 Original badge ornament. N233 $12.00

I. 1997 Ange l ornament. N345 $12.00

J. Alumna stationery IO/pkg 5207 $5.50

K. Pi Phi die-cut notepad. 5147 $5.00

L. IlB<I> seals N230 $2.00

M. Black Pi Beta Ph i pen. 5209 $7.00

N. Pi Beta Phi notepad 5104 $2.50

O ITB<I> cocktail napkins. l2Ipkg 5206 $2.50

P. Pi Phi bumper sticker N I 38 $1.00

Q. Gift set. 5103 $6.00

R. ITB<I> mouse pad. N353 $5.00

S. Holt House notecards IO/pkg 5185 $6.00

T. ITB<I> notecards IO/pkg 5206 $4.00

U Die-cut notepad kit. Includes IT B<I> notepad. arrow notepad and one pencil. 5146 $8.20

v. Congrats gift pack Includes T -shirt, mug pen and jar. N 400 $30.00

W. Arrow T·shirt. ( Back design shown ) L XL TI19 $17.00

X. Plastic arrow mug N332 $5 00

Y. Pen 5165 $1.10

Z . Glass jar with arrow design . NI07 $13.00

AA. Ash-gray sweatshirt with plaid ITB<I> L, XL SWI97 $34.50

BB Ash-gray sweatshirt with arched Pi Beta Phi . S. M. L SW211 $32.50

CC. Navy sweatshirt with Pi Beta Phi and founding date M L.XL

SW207 $32.00

DO. Ash-gray sweatshirt with burgundy and blue ITB<I> L. XL SWI96 $39.50

A. Silver Pi Beta Phi with crest frame 3" x 5" FI28 $18.00

B. Silver photo album. 4" x 6" FI29 $22.00

C Wooden "Collage" frame 4" X 611 FI33 $27.50

D. Acrylic jewelry box NI08 $15.00

E. Silver pin box N346 $15.00

F. Brass pin box with crest. BP 125 $21.00

G Glass jewelry box with crest. BP 129 $36.50

H Acrylic photo book. 5" x 7 " Fill $19.00

I Burgundy nB<I> alumna mug N347 $4.00

J Pi Phi flower pot. N320 $10.00

K Pi Beta Phi mat frame. 4" x 6 " FIIO $5.50

L. Square frame 2" x 3" F 122 $1.50

M. Stoneware angel mug. N331 $7.50

N Cobalt blue nB<I> mug N348 $4.00

O. Lucite confetti cup NllO $6.00

P 30 oz. tumbler N321 $2.60

Q Ribbon confetti frame 4 " x 6 " FI26 $24.00

R. 3-D framed artwork. 7" x 9 " N260 $49.00

S. Slip-on can cooler. N 352 $5.00

T. Water bottle N298 $5.00

U. Delicate silver hook bangle with engraved nB<I> J 170 $31.00

V Silver nB<I> necklace.

JIOI $26.00

W Silver nB<I> bead necklace.

J 174 $22.00

X. Silver nB<I> ring. Sizes 4, 5 , 6 , 7

JI63 $14.00

Y. Adjustable silver arrow ring. One size

JI72 $14.00

Z. Silver square engraved nB<I> ring. Sizes 5, 6 , 7 , 8

JI18 $19.00

AA. Silver engraved nB<I> locket ring. Sizes 5, 6 , 7, 8

JI17 $19.00

BB. Guard ian angel pin

JI65 $8.00

CC Silver and gold an ge l pin

JI68 $4.00

DO. Angel on an arrow pin. JI69 $8.00

EE. nB<I> rhinestone pin. JI66 $12.00

FF. Arrow rhinestone p in.

JI67 $14.00

GG Silver cherub pin

JI59 $20 00

HH. Silver heart with arrow pin

JI58 $20 00

II. Pewter angel pendant/ornament.

J 138 $8.00

JJ . Navy nB<I> alumna sweatshirt. M,L, XL

SW206 $25.00

KK Navy and white half-zip pullover with nB<I> S, M, L

SW208 $52.00

LL Nylon anorak jacket. Specify color: navy with hunter or hunter with navy L, XL SW I 56 $40.00

A Plain bar pin

BPI39 (GK) $28 00

B Pearl bar pin

BPI38 (GK) $50.00

C. Florentine filigree nS<I> charm

BPI27 (GK) $39.50

O Fi ligree ova l crest charm

BPI28 (GK) $38.50

E. La rge arrow charm

BP I02 (1 0K) $46.00

F. Large arrow charm.

BPI35 (Sterling)$17.50

G. Small arrow charm

BP I03 (1 0K) $33 00

H Large lavaliere

BPI34 (Sterling)$17.50

BPI07 (10K) $31.00

I. Small lavaliere .

BPI08 (10K) $21.00

J. Crest charm

BP I04 (10K) $44.00

K. Pearl lavaliere

BP I00 (10K) $99.00

L. Monogram recognition pin

BP I 09 (GK) $15.00

M Lavaliere bracelet.

BPI15 (10K) $165.00

BP 145 (Sterling) $1 0 1.00

N. Arrow bracelet.

BPI18 (10K) $195.00

BP 119 (Sterling) $99.00

O . Angel band .

BPI20 (10K) $210.00

BP 121 (Sterling) $99.00

P Oval incised letter ring

BPI40 (10K) $147 00

BP 144 (Sterling) $75.00

Q. Oval raised letter ring

BPlll (10K) $147 00

BP 143 (Sterling) $75.00

R. Arr ow r ing w

Dangles

(10K)

Historian

V P Social

Balfour

Scholarsh

Consultant

A. Pi Beta Phi embroidered zigzag T-shirt. L XL T2 2 2 $ 19.95 B. White T-shirt with blue nS<I> and burgundy Pi Beta Ph i. S. M. L T2 5 1 $ 15 5 0 C Wool stadium blanket

E Pi Phi ID holder and ke y chain

$ 3 00 F. Mundi® leather ID ho lder and key chain KI14 $ 10 00

Luggage tag w ith cres t N351 $ 11.00 H Wooden nS<I> key chain KIOO $4 00 I. Pewter nS<I> key chai n KI15 $ 7.00 J Lucite nS<I> key chain KI17 $ 5 00 K Lucite arrow key cha in KI18 $5.00 L nB<I> blue and wh ite stripe tote bag N36 7 $22 00

Initiated Name

ew arne (!last/first/middle)

ew Address

City/ State/Zip

Phone umber

Chapter and Year of In itiation

If you are an officer in the Fraternity , please give title so that we may updat e officer lists

Postmaster: Send notice of undeliverable copies to :

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