The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1964

MY PI BET A PHI T APES TR Y

like to t hink of Pi Phi a! an exquisite tapestry to which there is no end. COurse, its predominant colors would deep. ri ch wine. the colo r of quality, and pure blue with threads of silver In It like the sky on a spring ma r mn.':

M y Pi Phi tapestry is n o ordinary cloth in which th ere are wove n sedate ladies the past o r pretty garden scenes void o f life or personality . M ine tells a s tory; a story fellowship, unselfishness sisterhood. and love.

The first pic ture on my Pi Phi ta pestry is tw o young gi rl s sitting a t the window o f p lain l y feminine bedroom. Pure su nsh in e fi llers the while organdy cu rtai n s vea l i ng on their faces the enthusiasm of youth as they develop a dream i nto a reality

The n ex t picture shows th a t the g roup has grown to twdve you ng women On faces a nd in their eyes shines deep in terest in the tas k t hey are ga th ered for This comrno nl conce rn forms a bo nd these. our Founde rs . and l inks them to all the Pi who h ave come after them

Next the fabric reveals a comfortable-looking, tv.·o story white home. It' s not or elegant in appearance, but it radia tes the same kind of fr iendlmess and welcome our ow n homes do to us. That's because it is a h ome; a home where a chain of love sis t erhood was begun This is H olt H OUk. whose fou ndations embody the on which Pi Beta Phi has bee n built

The story on the tapestry continues with :J. l ittle schoolhousc built on th e side of grassy hill and surrounded by tall green trees The threads have formed the children of a ll ages dressed in t he clothing of a people oblivious to the dic t a t ion fashion. But regardl ess of thei r appa rel. these chi ld ren disp lay t he eage rn ess of people approachi ng a new experience They are t aki nJ.: advan t age of an oppo rt u nit y have not always had ; the o pponuniry of education. p rovided them by the s isters of Beta Ph i. This is the beginninJ.: of our Se ttl ement School; one of many ou tl ets fo r compassion and love developed throuxh Pi Ph i traininJ.:

On dow n the IoIpestry are woven the important events in Pi Phi h istory; the firs t chapter. est:lb li shed at M o n mouth Colle.'::e. and the faces of many yOUR.':: women who beco me a link in the chain of P i Phi as more chapters were established. The tapestry pic · tures the development of ou r fraternity through the foresight and planning of those who have !otone before. An d since the tapes try is unfinished. o ne can see that Pi Phi IS still growin!ot , ne\' er ending ,

The fabric is strong an d of the finest quality . Only the \ery richest o f dyes anJ ma teri als has gone mto the make-up of thi s tapestry Its weavers were the \ery best; ove r 70.000 young ladies who wove a part of the mse h 'es into evcry thread

The threads that have been useJ to make Ihls tapeslry are n ot ordinary fibers either. Each o ne adds a quality to the ove r all development of the material. There IS a Ihread friendship one for lea rning o ne for interest. many threads for lo\'e and a host of other thrcads which cons tllute the fabric of Pi Ph i. An d the amazing thint: about these threads is that they are all flawless. From the very be.,'tlOmng of the tapestry 10 the unfinished e nd they run t rue; unbroken and unraveled

This tapestry will never be rolled up and hidden away In some dusty co rner I ts links are too s trong and il rea ches too far inlo the future M y t apest ry will alwa)' s hang In the gaJlery of my heart and on the cou ntenan ce of every member of Pi Beta Phi . It wi ll always be on displa)" where all ca n Stt and admire ilS It's a lOmpllmen l to womanhood. It's a masterpiece. I t's PI Beta PhI.

Connie Graves , Oklaho ma Bet.t

THE COVER- Senior farewell for many collegiate PI Phis is symboli zrd by Linda M c Farland Oklahoma Bet with the Oklahoma State Univeniry Library in the background Linda had an inspintionai role in Connie Graves ' " M y Pi Bela Phi Tapestry "' fo r she was plrd.'te supen' isor for ConnlC ' s 196 3 Oklahoma Bt1a Pledge Class

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 80 SUMMER

0/ Plibliclllioll: 112 S. Hanley Rd ., St. Louis, Mo. 6310)

STAFF

Arrow Editor: DoROTHY DAVIS STUCK (Mrs. Howard C, Jr ), Box 490, Marked Tree. Ark. 7236$

C/llb Edilor: MAXINE AMMONS SMITH (Mrs &rl, Jr ), 6)1 Wes. Oak, Jonesboro, Ark.

Cha/Jur LeJler Edilor: ADELB ALFORD HEINK (Mrs. Hans), 3434 Jewell SI., San Diego, Calif. 92109

Newl from Lilli. Pigton : SALLY PAULINE WILD GORDON (Mrs. Wilmot G .), un S. Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena ,. Calif.

From. PI Phi Ptnl: MARY ELIZABETH LAsHEJI. BAllNElTB (Mrs Kenneth A ) , 8 Cloister Ct., Tonawanda, N .Y.

ArroUl Fi/.: Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 112 S Hanley Rd .• St. Louis, Mo 6310'

/11 Memoriam NOlices: Send to Ph i Beta Phi Central Office, 112 S. Hanley Rd., St. Louis, Mo 6310$

4TH I Auo is prinled F.II. Winter, Sprin& .nd Summer by Pi Brta Phi Fraternity at the press of George B.nta Comp.ny , loc' l Curti. Reed PltZi. Menash., Wi• Subscription pria is a year. for sin&le copies. '11 .00 for life IUbscnption.

fl. Seod fUbJCriptions, ch'rlIe of .ddrus notice .• nd corrUPOndence of & business !:I.ture to Pi Betl Phi Central Office, 112 S. H.nIO' Rd., St. Louis. Mo, 6)10).

ClCorrespoodmce of an ed itori .l nltun i. to be .ddrCS#d to the editor, }dB. HOWltd C. Shlck. Jr., Box "90. Marked Tne. Arlc hems for publication .hould be .ddrcskd to the editor to .rriYe DOt I.ter tb.n }u f, I), October 10, }.nual'}' I), Much)

4Member of Fraternity Miluines Assocl.ted. All matten pert.inioa to n.tion.1 .dYertisirll .bould be directed to Fraternity' Mqu ina t\Jsocisted, 138) Ayenue, Eys nston, III. 4l.Second clUJ poatue PJid .t Menub., Wisconsin. Ind .t .dditional office. ApplicatioD for tunsfer of loc.tion of ori,insl Secon d Class entl'}' from Decatur, Illinois to St. Louis. Mluouri 6)10, b been made. Printed in tbt U oiled Statu of Americ.

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Symbols of a " w eigh ty change" appea r at the right. The ancient balance scale that measu red th e postal ounces of those letters going out from the Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce is at th e left of a sleek new model with its automatic mag ic th at renders the d esired postage amount o n a l ighted dial the moment a packet or letter is laid upon it.

Somehow, I have an idea that th e chan ge be· tween that first Central Offi ce and the new o ne tha t Pi Beta Phi h as j ust occupied compa res-<l n the same scale!

Just a few pages ove r you will find a report on th e April 3, reception h e ld at th e new Central Of· fice quarters in St. Loui s. Th ey are in th e Midva le Building- a co mpl etely new st ru cture-a nd are located at 11 2 South Hanl ey Road.

Beca use the hour was late we cou ld not wait for a comp lete sto ry On the many changes that h ave been wrought in equipment and service through the move. This is planned for the fall issue of the magazine ho wever.

As a preview we offer the party pictures. It was a happy d ay . The St. Louis Alumn., Club honored offi ce rs who were able to make it to town for the ribbon cutting and Me s. John Dalton, wife o f the governor o f Mi ssouri . and a Missou ri Al pha Pi Phi , w i th a lun ch eo n preceding the two hour receptio n . M o re ib le proof of th e function's success possibly lies in th e fact that guests arrived early, even before a ing line could form a nd were still coming qu ite so me time afte r the final hour h ad passed.

It was a good day-with a portent of bette r o nes to corn e for Pi Beta Phi in th e area of organ izatio n and Ce ntr al Office se rvi ce.

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Some read e rs will note a change in the summ e r ARROW this time around . The alwnn re club letters that have been appearing i n thi s issue will not be p ubl ished until the fa ll maga zine.

In the editor's m ind there are two good reaso ns for this ch ange. The first is th at the increase in our a lumn., clubs had upped the size of this already overweight iss ue of th e ARROW to almost unmanag ea ble proportions, financially and otherwise. By usin g these lette rs in the f all, when there are nO active chapter lette rs, we have a. better balance between the two issues.

The second reason that the change seems a good idea is that it gives alumna! clubs a c h ance to send in a full report of a yea r 's work. The old deadline, early in M a rch , made this impossible. ->-

If you find it a l itt le troubl esome to br eak s ummer's und iscip lined d ays with the business that has to do with the Pi Phi refe re nce bl ank fo und i n this is sue, might I suggest the thoughts o n the inside f ront cover again . This time a year ago Connie Graves was a rushee-because of someone's interest in her futu re and that of Pi Beta Phi-she was recommended to the Fr aternity and accepted its invitatio n to membe rship. W ithin less than a yea r she has grasped muc h of its deepe r meaning- and in that ing we are sure she is represe ntative of a large group of new members who now st rengt hen the chain of P i Phi friendship.

In formation )'OU may need to guide )'OU is contained on a section of pages beginning on page 25 . Y our Fraternity will be counting on your active interest in its future, demonstrated through your tion of worthy prospective members for th e coming yea r.

Welcome to Conuention

Your Committee welcomes you to th e 44t h Bienni a l Convention of Pi Beta Phi , the firs t to be held in Canada in fourteen yea rs. The hostess provinces. Kappa and Omicron, have been busily planning aJl the specia l eve nts which make a conventio n memorable. From the opening Canadian Dinner on Sunday to the Aw ard s Banque t o n Friday, you r Pi Phi week includes discussions, workshops . and programs, as well as reg ular bu s in ess sessions. In additi on, you will delight in the uni que atmosp here of the Em:rress H o tel surrounded by harbour, ga rden s, and the Parli ame nt Buildin gs. Flowers are eve7w her e an the world famous Bu tc hart Gardens will be at the height of their beauty the fourth week 0 J une. Come and h ave your part in deciding the Centennial Project. You r vote may help Pi Ph i embark on a second ce ntury of service as notable as her first.

Ju ne 2 1 a day we eagerl y anticipate, a day fo r making lasting friendships across ou r com mon border

1964 Convention Committee

AILEEN AYLSWORTH WELGAN, Chairman

B ETTY J OHN STONE L EFROY, R egis tration

MARY H AWLEY P ECK, H OIpitality

Two Will Be Initiated at Convention

Grand Council has announced that there will be two Convention initiates in 1964 . a nationally known dean of women and an outstanding Canadian civic worker.

Hesperia Lee Henderson of Calgary, Alberta is an American born, Canadian citizen who received her Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics from the University of Alberta She originated the Home Service Departments in Alberta for the Canadian Natural Gas Company and as its Home Service Director conducted radio cooking schools

Since her marriag e to ] . Ross Henderson, chartered accountant, she has taken an active interest in civic affairs and politics as a conservative. She is a past president of the Calgary Women's Associa· tion and co-founder of the Provincial Women's Association . She is a regular delegate to Federal Conventions and Annual meetings and past memo ber of the Federal Executive Committee and was a delegate.at-Iarge to the Conservative Convention held in Ottawa last year. She is also a past vice-pres. ident of the American Woman's GUD, member of the DAR and a charter member of Sakara Temple Daughters of the Nile. She has served as district commissioner for the Alhcrta Pony Gub which has 200 members and six branches.

The Hendersons bave one daughter, Donna Lee, a junior at the University of Pacific and a ll. r. Dornthy Adine Truex has been dean of women

at the University of Oklahoma since 1947. A native of Missouri she received her undergraduate degree from William Jewell College, her Master's degree from the University of Missouri and her Doctor's degree in Student Personnel Administration from Columbia University.

She previously served as Assistant Dean of Women and Dean of Students at Missouri State College and Dean of Women at Merce r University, Macon . Georgia.

She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and on its national council; and she is also a member of the following honorary fraternities: Alpha Chi (advertising); Kappa Delta Pi and Pi Lambda Theta (education) ; Alpha Psi Omega (Drama); Pi Gamma Mu (social sciences); Sigma Tau Delta (English) and Delta Kappa Gamma (teachers).

Dean Truex has been honored with the Delta Kappa Gamma Silver Anniversary Scholarship, a Citation for Achievement from William Jewell College and the Matrix Table Award for the Outstanding Faculty Woman of the University of Oklahoma . She is to be listed in the 4th edition of Who' J Who of Am erican Women.

She is a past president of the Oklahoma Women Deans and Counselors; past National Advisor to the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students and is serving on the Resource Personnel Board of the Interco llegiate Association of Women Students .

More Convention Chairmen

115 the hour for the 1964 Convention approaches the tempo of activity ster.s up for all concerned with its preparation- inc uding these five sisters who are in charge of some of its special events

Transportation " Meeting and greeting" is the special concern of Ruth Graham Sommer, Transportation Chair· man, who is a Victoria res id e nt She is an Alberta Alpha Pi Phi who served as president of he< chap . ter Currently she is on the finance committee of the Victoria Y.M .·Y.W .C A. and holds an office in her P.E .O. chapter. Her daughter Ann attends the Uni· versity of British Columbia and her son, Graham, is a high school student.

Ho stess

Frances Hicks Walcott, of Vancouver, B.C., will serve as Convention H ostess and will have her own duties concerned with comfort and hospita lity She is an Ontario Beta Pi Phi and has also served two terms as president of the Vancouver .Alumnre Club. She belongs to the University Women's Club of British Columbia. Her days are generally Iilled with tending to the co mfort and interests of her children who are ten, eight and four.

Photography

One of the busiest chairmen will be Sydney Jones Williams, who will be in charge of Photography. She is an Alberta Alpha Pi Phi who was her chap· ter's treasurer and she has since moved to Victoria. There she is active in the program of the Y.M.· Y.W.CA. She has three children.

Award s Banquet

The monumental planning for the Awards Ban · quet is in the capable hands of Virgi nia Rae Sy· monds Olson of Seattle. She is a Montana Alpha Pi

Phi who attended Montana State two years and r eo ceived her B.A. degree from the University of Washington. She has two children, son Tom a freshman law schoo l student at the University of Washington and daughter, Caroline, a junior at the University after two years at Smith College. Caro lin e pledged P i Phi last fall. Virginia is now working in the Registrar'S office at the University. She h as served as president of the Board of the Lighthouse for the Blind three years and has been on that Board seven years in addition to numerous other activities.

Dinner By Chapters

Another big job rests with Janet Hemphill Arm· strong of Minneapolis , who is Dinner by Chap· ters chairman. She is an Illinois Zeta Pi Phi and is active in the Minneapolis Alumnre Club currently . She has worked with two community theater pro· grams, been vice president of the Women of St. Alban's Episcopal church and taken an active part in both Cub and Girl Scout programs. She has two children , David and Susan.

luth Gra ham Sommer Franc.. Hick. Walcott

Sydney Jones William

Virg inia Rae Symonds Olson

Jane' Hem ph ill Arms trong

Convention Information

The 44th Biennial Convention of Pi Beta Phi will be held at the Empress Hotel, Victoria, B C., Canada , June 21-27, 1964

Convent ion Comm iHee Addre ss es

Nati onal Con vention Chairman-Mrs. Benjamin

C. Lewis, 73 15 N Gulley Road, Dearborn Heights, Mi chigan 481 27

Chairman Conv ent io n Commil/ee-Mrs . William M. Welgan, 121 2 Third Ave. N ., Seattle, Washingto n 98109

H ospital ity Chairman-Mrs. Harold W. Peck, 12758- 7th N.W ., Seattle 77, Washington

Registratio n Chairman- Mrs. P. A. Lefroy, 2169 West 54th Ave , Vancouver 14, B.C., Canada

Registration Pee-$20 to May 15, 1964. $25 after May 15 , 1964.

NO REFUNDS CAN BE MADE AFTER JUNE I, 1964

Re gi s trat ion Information

Registration fee includes: entrance to meetings of Convention; copies of the Conventi on Daily; Tips (does not include tips for luggage in or out of the hotel. These mu st be paid individually).

Dail, Registration Fee (for those attending con· vention part-time) :

$5 per day for persons staying in the h otel.

PI BETA PHI CONVENTION REGISTRATION AND HOTEL RESERVATION BLANKS

Mn. P. A. Lefroy 2169 West 54th Ave., Vancou ver 14, B C., Canada

$5 per day f.lus meal tickets for persons not staying in the hote .

NOTE: Registration fee must be paid by each person attending convention. Fee is not included in expenses paid by National Fraternity, active chapters, or alumme dubs.

CONVENTION REGISTRATION AND HOTEL RESERVATION BLANKS: These blanks are included in this issue of THE ARROW. Fill in both sections and mail the blanks to: Mrs . P . A. Lefroy, 2169 West 54th Ave., Vancouve r 14, B.C. , Canada. Include your ch eck for registration fee made payable to Mrs . P . A. Lefroy.

Hotel Information

Ameri can plan rates per day (include room and meals) . Rates are subject to 48 cents tax per day on the meals

Singl e-$18.00 per day

Doubl e--$ 16.00 per day per person

Tripl e & Quadruple-$14.00 per day per person

American plan rates begin with lunch on Sunday June 21 and end with breakfast on Saturday June 27. Check out time at the hotel is 3 :00 P.M

Specia l mea ls Iisted on the registration blanks will be held as follows:

SllI1day, Tflne 21: CANADIAN DINNER- for all active and alumna: members of Canadian chapters and any Pi Phis living in Canada.

MOllday, T1IIIe 22: HONORARIES LUNCHEON -fo r all members of Honorary groups such as Phi Beta Kappa , Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Board , etc.

T1I nday, TIlli e 23: GOLDE ARROW LUNCHEON-for all those who have been members of Pi Beta Phi for 50 years or more.

Th1lrIday, T"ne 25: ABO BREAKFAST- for all past and current winners of Province or National Amy Burnham Onken Award . MOTHERDAUGHTER LUNCHEON- for all Pi Phi mothers and daughters attending convention together.

Friday, T1IIIe 26: PI PHI SISTERS' BREAKFAST-fo r all Pi Phi sisters attending convention together. OLD TIMERS' LUNCHEON- for all who are attending convention for t.he third time or more. BANQUET- for all registrants, and any not regis tered full or part time who wish to attend the banquet.

Please check any specia l meals which you are eligible to attend. Tables will be rese r ved for these events, with designated alwnna: clubs in Omicron and Kappa Provinces se rv in g as h ostesses.

MAIL To: Mrs. P. A. Lefroy 2169 '4th Ave ., Van couver 14, B .C., Canada

Hotel Reservation

Full Name : Mrs., Miss

d ress

Please reserv e as follows : (all rates American Plan; room and meals , meal tax extra)

Single, $18. 50 : double, $16 .00 : triple, $14 .00 .: (ou r to a room, $14 .00

Arri val departure date, approximate time , mode o( travel da te , approximate time. mode o f travel

Preferen ce (or roommate(s). Give name and address. EACH PERSON M US T FILL IN T HI S BLANK .

NOTE: Active delegates will be assigned rooms with active delegates-alumnz delegates with alumnre delegates. No change in this policy can be made for those attending at Fraternity expense.

SUNDAY , JUNE 21

Convention Program

10 : 30 A.M. to 1 p.M.- Brunch , i nfo rmal reception

1 : 00 P M to 2: 30 p M.-Meeting of active delegates with Grand Counc il and Province Presidents P.M to p.M .-Meeting of alumnae delegates with Grand Co unci l and Alumnr Provin ce Presidents

4 :00 p M.-Pledg ing

5 : 00 p.M.-Opening mttting ( active deleg ates wear light blue dress, all others wea r white)

6 : 30 p M-Canadian Dinner

8 : 00 p,M.-Province meetings , followed by get togethers

MONDAY , JUNE 22

9:00 A M to 11 :00 A M -Regular meeting

11 :00 A M to 12 : 30 meeting- active work· shop

12 : 30 p.M.-Honoraries Lunc heon

2 : 00 P.M. to 4:30 P M-Workshops

5: 00 p,M - In itiati o n

6 : 30 p.M -5ettJement School Dinner

8:00 P M.-Settlement School Program

TUESDAY, JUNE 23

9 :00 M. to 11:00 meeting- Active at· tendance required

11:0 A W. to 12:1' p M -Regular meeting

12:15 P.M.-Golden Arrow Luncheon

2 :00 P.M. to 4 :00 P.M.-Worksho ps

6 : 30 p.M .-Dinner by chapters

8:00 p M.-Historical and Holt House Program

WEDNESDAY JUNE 24

8 :00 M to 1 :00 P M.-Po lls open for 9 :00 A.M . to 11 :00 A.M.-Regular workshops

12 : 00 NOON-Lunch

2 :00 p.M.-Recreation- to urs

6 : 30 p.M - D in ner

8 :00 p .M.-Song Contest

THURSDAY , JUNE 25

A M.-A B 0 Breakfast

9 :00 A.M. to 10:30 M.-Regular meeting

10 :4:5 A M. to 12 :00- Alumnr meeting

12 :00 NOON-Mother.Daughter l uncheon

2 :00 P.M to 4 : 30 P M -Workshops

6 : 30 p M.- D inner

8 : 00 P.M .-Guest Speaker

FRIDAY, JUNE 26 M.- Pi Phi Sisters' Breakfast

9 : 00 A.M to 10:4:5 meeting

11 :00 A M. to 1 :00 p.M -Regular meeting

1 :00 p.M.--Old Timers' Luncheon

2 :00 P.M . to 4 :00 P.M.-Special conferences or workshops

7 : 00 p.M.- Banquet

SATURDAY , JUNE 27

7:00 A.M. to 9:00 A M.-Brealcfast

They'll Be in Charge

Alumn., clubs and chairmen from them who will be in charge of special Convention events , not previous ly announced are : ABO Breakfast, Corvallis, Oregon, Mrs _ W. E. Paul, Jr.; SisterI' Breakfast, Eugene, Oregon, Mrs. J W. Bowden; Golden Arro w Lunch,on, Spokane, Washington, Mrs. J. S Datenser; HOllorarieJ i.Jmcheon, Bellevue, Washington , Mrs Robert Temple; Mother-Dau ghter Lunch eo n, Tacoma , Washington , Mrs. William Causin; Old Timers Luncheon, Vancouver, British Co· lumbia, Mrs. E. S. Robinson ; Settlemmt S chool Dinner, Portland, Oregon, Mrs. David Krieger;

Gllest SpeakerJ Dillner, Madison, Wisconsin, :hirs W. A. Chatterton.; Memorial S ervice , Salem, Ore · gon, Mrs. Edward L. Lewis; Co nventi on Hall and Seating, Seattle, Washington, Mrs. Bradley T. Jones; CensorJ, Seattle, Washington, Mrs . Vincent Mennella; Favor s, Kappa Province, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mrs . R. F. &antlebury and Omicron Province, Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Rona ld Run yan; Publicity, Victoria, British Columbia , Mrs . C. W . Wolfe .

• Deno tes club pres ident.

Post Conuention

The Bellevu e, Washington Alum"", Oub is sponsoring post-convention tours to Honolulu and Mex· ieo after Convention . Pi Phis taking advant age of the Hawaiian toue will depart from Victoria June 27 for Honolulu They will spend six nights at the Reef Towers Hotel and enjoy an interesting sig htseeing program during their visit. Cost for this tour is $66 per person based on double occupancy. -

The Mexican tour group departs from Victoria on

• In addition to air transportation.

Tours

June 28 This includes four nights at the Hotel San Francisco in Mexico City, motor trip to Taxco with overnight at the H otel de la Borda (including meals) , motor to Acapulco with sig htseeing and a visit to the famous La Quebrada Divers, overnight at Hotel Elcano (including meals) motor back to Mexico City with luncheon at Cuernavaca , then din · ner and native dances at the Vasco de Quirgoe Hotel in Mexico City Cost for this tour is $138.90Mrs. Cozette H . Miller, 1061 N.E. 8th, Bellevue, Washington, is in charge of the tows .

Community Library Grows from Pi Phi's Bequest

lege in 1920 and to do special study of Browning at the University of Wisconsin. She retired from her New York teaching job in 1944 and returned to Zionsville.

Lora had accumulated a large library through the years- and a good one. She usually bought her books after reading reviews by reliable writers . She kept the latest and best children's books on hand in her own library so that she would have just the right book to give to the children of her friends when they ca lled . Many libraries have memorial books on their shelves that were purchased by Lora .

The Hussey Memorial Library was officially opened on August 5, 1962. There were those in Zionsville who were skeptical as to the success of the venture. But the skeptics have been proved wrong. All Zionsville civic organizations became interested and eith er purchased books or magazines or made donations of money to help. On December 31, 1963, total reader registration was 1,332, of which 7 19 were adult and 613 were juvenile . Circulation for the year was 23 ,030. The largest daily circulation to date is 218. Zionsville's chapter of Psi Iota Xi assumed support of the children's room wh ich entails about $500 a year and the money is raised by a December "Book Ball" which is quite a social event.

Th . hand. pointed wooden sign and lamp pos t compl.t. th e Co lon ial .ffed of th e Hu uer hom e , e mod e le d a s a library in Zionsvil le.

by Olive Hoffman

We always receive a lift when someone remem· bees a home town in a will. That is what happened to the town of Zionsville, Indiana, a town of 1,800, when Lora Hussey, Indiana Ganuna Pi Phi, died on April 27, 1957. When the will she and her mother had made jointly in 1950 was read, it was learned that the bulk of her estate had been left to Zions· ville for the establishment of the Hussey Memorial Library in the Hussey home .

The making of such a will was in keeping with Lora's lifetime interest in reading, education and doing something to help others. She graduated from Butler University in 1910 with a major in English, took post-graduate work at Radcliffe and began to teach in Indiana in 1912. Her goal was to teach in New York City schools. She reached it in 1924 after teaching at William Woods, Hamilton and Ward Belmont among others. She had taken time out from her teaching to get a Master of Arts Degree from Columbia University Teachers' Col ·

EDITOR'S NOTE: Olive H oll man , an Ind iana UnivnJily K4ppa Della, iJ a ( allIin 0/ Lora HIIJuy and eXlolI,ix o f her ellale.

Mrs. John L. Shelburne, who has served as pres· ident of the library board and who has been a driv· ing force in getting the library to its present status h as th is to say, "Miss Hussey 's gift to ZionsviIle and the community is truly the sort of gift that keeps on giving ."

Mrs . John L. Sh e lburne, library boord pre.i d e nt If) , loo ks at a re ce nt book on interior d eco ra tin g in the ma in room oppo si te th e ch e ckout des k Thi s w a s th e parlor in th e Hu sse y home. At th e magazin e rack b e ne ath th e ant iqu e clock Is Mr•. W Dwigh t Re nne r, form e r library board s ecrel ary , who li ve d nex t door to th e Hu sse y . wh e n a girl and s pe nt man y hou rs in th e hou se.

Indianapolis Tim,s pho tos by Ben Lawrence

Mi n ouri a .'a Su s an Stoehr reA.d. th e mood of th e doy a • • he pre.ide. at the reception

It took a lot of midnight oi l in the month of March to get things ready for an afternoon of candle li ght and happin ess early in April at the new Pi Beta Phi Centra l Office quarters in St. Louis. Those on hand for the reception on April 3, that signaled the official opening of the new offices in the Midvale Building vOICed unanimous approva l of the change

and appreciation for the effort that had go ne into

setting up the new facility.

St. Louis Alumn., Club members marked the day with a luncheon honoring national officers and specia l guests who gathe red for the occasion. These included Grand President Alice Weber Man sfield; Grand Treasurer Olivia Smith Moore; Director of Membership Edythe Mulveyhill Brack ; ARROW Editor Dorothy Davis Stuck; Lambda Province President Madeline Closs Lafon and the first lady of Misso uri, Geraldine Hall Dalton.

Central Offi ce Director Billie Head and her staff had arranged a beautiful tea table. Former Settlement School Chairman, Helen M. Russell , had set up an attractive Arrowcraft display. Fred Moeller and Tom Hooper of Ernst and Ernst were on hand to explain equipment and record improvements .

It was a happy day as these pictures tell. The fall ARROW will take you on a pictorial tour of the office with emphasis on its function and services.

Candlelight At Central Office

RECEPTION EARLY I N APRIL MARKED OFFICIAL OPENING OF NEW OFFI CES

Central Offl c. Director Billi. Head add, that Rnal touch 0 1

reception gu •• ts begin to orrin

Guests M,ln to arr ive In gold carpeted foy.rba,hd by a wall of bh,. m.talli' pa.,.r IMi0w whll. c.lIIng

"Official Visit to th. Supply Room by Millourl', Flnt Lody. G.roldln. Holl Dalton Ali,. W.b.r Mans".ld Olivia Smith Moor. and William H Man,R.ld

the room "lis quickly with conv.national groups

" L.,'s s••• your nom. s hould b. right h.r s ays Fred Moeller. Mrs H.ad explains the filing of names to on. m.mb.r whil. another makes h., own s.arch

An unofflcial visit in the doorway to Billi Head 's Offlu b.tw.en two St. Lou is PI Phi s and a stoff me mb.r

ArrowCfa't display brings on animated diSCUllion

And

Mid-Summer Dreaming Produced "Christmas Village"

Unique Fund Raising Project of Pi Phi Club Has Become Holiday Institution in Nashville

by Betty Bur ns Davi es

It was a hot summer day in Nashville , Tennes · see, when two busy and dedicated young members of the Nashville Pi Beta Phi Aiumlllf! Club faced a problem. Their club needed an original idea for a new money raising project.

Barbara White Fridrich and Bernice Mill er D enton saw a vision that day and named it "Christmas Village." Their enthusiasm and hard work inspired the club members in a united effort that turned the dream into a reality.

November 30 , 1961, was the day their dream came true. From 11 :00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M ., crowds t hronged into a large skating rink near Vanderbilt University to visit the first "Christmas Village." They found they had stepped into a veritable Chri stmas fantasy land. Fifty-three local merchant s displayed yuletide gift ideas and decorations. Antique shops , interior decorators, hardware stores, men's and women 's specialty shops, florists, bakeries, toy sto res and craftsmen with hand-made items displayed and sold their wares in individual booth s bui lt and decorated especially for this festive occaSIon

Christmas music filled the air and Christmas tree li ghts twinkled in the eyes of many youngsters who gazed at the live Christmas trees placed throughout the area. Santa Claus himself spent the day at the " Christmas Village."

More chairs were hurriedly delivered for the c rowds which came for the day's entertainment that began with a flower show by a noted designer from Memphis. A very special attraction for the young was the show presented by the Nashville Alumn", Club's own " Miss Eleanor" of the TV Romper Room School.

Lunch and dinner were served by a l ocal catering service. A stereo conso le was awarded as a door prize.

As the first " Christmas Village" came to a close, weary Pi Phis learned to their amazement that 3,800 people had visited it that day.

Receipts from the first successful "village" established a Pi Beta Phi fund at the Bill Wilkerson Hea ring and Speech Center This fund provided assistance in paying for sixty-eight diagnostic and therapeutic visits to the Center, support of a child in the acoustic nursery, and speech therapy for three children.

In view of its overwhelming initial success. the Nashville Club voted to make " Christmas Village" an annual project to benefit the Center

The 1962 event, with Lucy Tritschl er Sensing and Frances Farris Garrison as capable chairmen, expanded the number of merchants to fifty-nine, added two h ours to the time the "Vi ll age" was ope n and attracted 4,300 shoppers.

Nashville caught the spirit of "C h ristmas Village" early in 1963. PublICity for the n ews-worthy event astounded even the chairmen, Ellen White Dillon and Mary Jane Hibbett Evers. Extended newspaper cove rage began a month before the affair ; billboards around the city proc laimed the approaching event; and for a week preceding the "V ill age" there was a concentration of radio and television publicity .

Already the new chai rmen , Linda Williams Dal e and Hennie Benedict M o rr is. are busy with p lans to make the 1964 "Christmas Village" bigger and better than ever. Now a well-established tradition, "Christmas Village" has brought city-wide recognition to one g ratefu l and gratified Pi Beta Phi Alumn", Club.

" LOUD AND CLEAR "-I the way th e Chris tmo. Village ideo of these two Pi Ph is com. through for a Nashvill. s pee(h and hearing (ent e r. Barbara Whit. Fridri(h , lefl , and Bernke Miller De nton , te st s ome ( e nt r e quipm e nt

Talented Pi Phi Is Club's Star Fund Raiser

California Al= Group Benefi ts From Its Sellout Book Reviews by Mary G. Scarborough

by Lynn Liljequist Newton and Bonnie L. Bernard

One of the most enterprising, successful and continuing money·raising functions of Pi Phi A.lum· rue chapters during the past eleven years has been the four annual book reviews sponsored by the South Coast California Alumrue chapter of Pi Beta Phi. The profits from these standing·room·only reviews have been made possible by the talents of personable Pi Ph i (Texas Alpha '13) Mary Greer Scarborough who has built up such a following with the local denizens that , according to one of the alum"", workers, " the tickets almost sell them· selves" wben they're offered to the publi c.

How does she do it? To Mary Greer Scarborough the answer seems obvious. When the South Coast Alumrue Chapter decided there must be a way to make money other than sponsoring fashion shows and insipid luncheons, they decided to scratch the somewhat neglected intellectual surface with some book reviews, and the logical choice for reviewer was the chapter 's own Mrs. Scarborough.

As a professional she had been giving book reo views for over thiIty years beginning with the Uni· versity Club in Los Angeles with her successful Book and Auth or Luncheons. H owever, her inter· ests are many and varied induding th e League of Women Voters , who elected her state president and she served on their national board during 1946 to 1950. Membership in the Los Angeles World Af· fairs Council and serving on the board of dIrectors of the Friday Morning Club never prevented her

from continuing her now famous book reviews for many different organizations, including the University Club, the Ebell Club, the Friday Morning Club, and the Book and Author Lun cheon in Los Angeles

]0 our .programs she reviews a combination of current fiction and non·fiction usually a selection of ten books, and once during the year to the delig h t of the audience she presents a guest author Taking bows have been the fascinating Adela Rogers St. Jo h n, Mildred and Gordon Gordon who kept the audience in constant laughter, the interesting Charlotte Armstrong, and wonderful Mereclith Willson and wife Rene, who have made demand return engagements in the past several years as authors of Egg! I H ave lAid and their famous MflIic Man.

From these programs we've been able to sup · port many local philanthropies throughout Orange County as well as contributing to our own Settlement School through the display and sale of Arrow· craft goods at each review.

It 's no wonder that h er husband , three children , ten grandchildren, and one great grandchild burst with pride when, at the conclusion of each series , she is surrounded by many people from the audience telling her how wonderful it is to have a program like this. Certainly all of the Pi Phis are well aware of just how wonderful it is to have such a charming, talented lady in their midst as Mary Greer Scarborough.

RETURN ENGAGEMENT

Autho rs Rene and Mere d ith Willon ,.hlm by popular d .mand for th . program of g ifted Mory Gre .r Scarborough.

FROM Pi Phi Pens

Edited by Mary Elizabeth Lasher Barnett , Oh i o A

ELFRIEDA H OC H BAUM, BI/rllil1g ArrOlUJ, Bruce H ump hri es P ublishers, 320 pp.

Out of her he ritage, her family , and her ow n expe ri ences E lfrieda H ochbau m dr ew the fibr es whi ch she rewove into this nove l dea lin g with the blend · ing of two cu ltures at th e turn of this centur y of accele rated change. If th e re was conflict, there w as also enrichm e nt, an d bot h Hild a, the central ch ar· acter, and the authoress, of whom she is a reRection , wer e wo men of high cou rage, "arro ws that burn for the other shore ."

Thi s is a book that can be read to serve several diffe ren t ends. It ca n be enjoyed pu rel y f o r its emo ti ona l quality as the sto ry of a German -American gi rl growi ng up. meeting the challenge of her own h igh goa ls, and findin g fulfillm ent in a ge nuin e love.

The same book ca n se rve the hi storian , foe it I describes the cont ribu-

Elfriedo Ho(hbaum tion German imm ig rants made to the development of the United Stat es.

I t shou ld a lso be of interest to t he socio logist for it deals extensive ly with th e problems as weU as th e rewa rds of me lding twO cultures and reconciling two g<nerations Since Hilda seeks a freed om of the intellect denied to most w omen pnor to the twen· tieth ce ntury, the ema ncipat io n of women is a lso significant in this nove l.

Today a steadi ly in creasing numbe r of American comm unities are exchanging one o r more of their outstanding high schoo l students with simila rl y qua li fied young peop le from ot her count ri es, a nd many universities a re creating opportunities for t hei r underg raduates to study abroad Thus the foundation for peop le to peop le understanding which the Hild as of the world began to lay is being constantly broadened.

In addition to h aving a great deal to say, Elfrieda H ochbaum also says it very well. Th ere are pas· sages of descriptive p rose which app roach poetry, but they fit g racefully into the smoothl y moving text. Of her talent with words Pearl Buck com· mented , " Th ere are many p laces in it ( Burning Mrows) wh ere I think you have risen to real achieve· ment in point of view of style and feeling ."

The novel was writt<n, but not publish ed, when 14

its aut ho r died in 1962, a nd her daughter Elfrieda P ope Bestelmeyer ed it ed it a nd cont ribu ted the introduction and a series o f explanatory notes whi ch a re especia ll y us e ful to the rea de r unfami l iar with t h e German language and cus tom s. Severa l pages o f fa mily album p ho tog raph s add to the reader's sense of intimacy with a really extraordinary fami l y.

AUTHOR INTEREST : Elfrieda Hoch baum ( M rs P aul R.) Pope became a Pi Phi at Northwes te rn Uni. versity wh ere sh e took both B.A . a nd M A. d e· g rees and won he r Phi Beta K appa key, the latt er distinction being one she shared with her hus· band, for a number of years ch airman of th e G e r. man D epa rtm ent at Co rnell , h e r son Reporte r. Editor Ernest R. Pope, and h er d aug h ter Elfrieda Pope Beste lmeyer, New York Delt a, wh o h as a lso bee n a university professor and is now with the Ith aca, N.Y chapter of the Am erican Red Cross. Th e Popes met wh e n bo th w ere stude n ts at the Unive rsity of Leipz ig where he rece ived hi s Ph . D. in 1903 . H e r' s was obtained the same yea r at Cornell. Seem ing ly of bound les energy, Mr s. Pope played th e piano, s wam, fi g ure skated, was an active lee. turer in behalf of w o me n 's suffrage, l ed informa l classes in art app reciation for Cornell faculty wives , t rave led to M ex ico, Canada and nin e times to Europe, and wrote a book, Pauion and Pageant, and another nove l, The Slain , prior to Bllrnin g ArrOUll.

J ANET WORTHINGTON ENGELHARDT , B e G oo d S10eel Maid, D o rrance and Company, 95 pp.

Like perfume, poetry shou ld be used and enjoyed every day; not reserved fo r special occasions on ly. Both are essences whi ch stimulate the senses to a greate r awaren ess of bea uty and joy.

Jan et Eng lehardt's volume of ve rse is o ne w o rth keeping at ha nd to open at rand om fo r th e lift that th o readi ng of a poem o r two can give in the midst of anyo ne' s hectic day. She says that her "mind remembers only lo\'ely things," but this has not li mited h er sub- Janet W. Engelh ardt ject matt«, for she h as found beauty in robust laughter as weU as in delicate dogwood. on page 17)

Anna Robinson Nickerson

Her Pi Phi Service Spans Sixty-Five Years

by Mildred Aldrich Wildes , Massachusetts Alpha

Anna Robinson Nickerson has had an important part in the history and development of Pi Beta Phi over a period of sixty-five years Her service to the Fraternity began with her initiation into Massachusetts Alpha on November 3 , 1899 and continues today as a devoted alumna .

Entering Boston University from Malden, Massachusetts High School when the College of Liberal Arts was still a young institution occupying small quarters on Beacon Hill, Anna Robinson at once became an outstanding member of her chapter. She served as chapter president her senior year and be· came an alumnre dub president soon after her graduation In 190 7 she was chosen Alpha Province President. At that time Alpha Province included a mu ch larger area than it does today and covered such a wide area that it necessitated much travel and absence from home.

In 1905 , Anna married David D. Nickerson , a member of a large publishing firm in Boston Mr. Nickerson later founded his own firm. Soon after their marriage, the Nickersons purchased two adja· cent cottages on Quincy Bay One, t h eir summer home, became a rendezvous spot for a ll Pi Phis in the area for rush parties and (or annual reunions of actives and .lumn",. Each year on the first Saturday after July 4, comes the annual trek of all Pi Phis in this section to Mrs. Nickerson ' s swnmer cottage. For fifty-seven consecutive yea rs, sh e h as been a gracious hostess for these groups. It is one of the highlights in her life and one of which she is most proud.

In 1918, another major step came in Mrs Nickerson's Pi Phi life when she was chosen Grand Vice Pres ident, a position she he ld with honor until 1925. It was aurin(l this period that she had a part in revising and Updating the initiation ceremony to its present form. The Pi Phi Grace was written by Clara Noyes Priddy of Massachusetts Alpha while she was a guest in her friend Anna's home Mrs Nickerson used this Grace when visiting chapters and it was eventually adopted officially for lhe Fraternity. Mrs . Nickerson was also the first chairman of th e Pi Beta Phi Loan Committee

In 1924, when the Eastern States Convention and th e presentation of the portrait of Grace Coolidge by Howard Chand ler Christy to the White House was contemplated , Anna Nickerson was the leading spirit in the movement and she carried the plans to their exciting conclusion . She served as mistress of ceremonies at the convention banquet when Carrie Chapman Catt was the principal speaker In recent years Mrs. Nickerson has recorded the story of this

event on tape and this recording was given to the Fraternity for use of chapters and clubs in historical programs by the Greater Boston Alumm!': C lub and the West Suburban Boston A l umnre C l ub .

Mrs Nickerson was the official parliamentarian for a number of years at all Pi Beta Phi conventions and she has held classes in parliamentary procedure. She has served as a housemother in Boston University dormitories. She is on the House Committee of the Boston University Women ' s Counci l and is also a member of the Corporation of Boston University's Sorority House .

Her community servi ce covers a wide and varied field She served the State Federation of Women ' s Clubs on their/ub l ic h ea lth and education committees. Sh e serve a term as president and for fortyfive years as a member of the Board of Directors of Wilcox HaU, a home for working girls in Malden. She is a past presid e nt of the Monday Club, which ran a school for underprivileged children in Malden She h as been president and a director of the Ladies Aid of Malden Hospital. Sh e was, for many years, a volunteer worker at Lincoln House, a large set· tlement house in Boston , and has been active in church work aU her life .

Mrs . Nickerson is talented in the fields of writing and painting. She has published six books and many short stories for children. She taught herself the a rt of painting in water colors and did illustrati o ns for many books .

Anna Robinson Nickerson truly exemplifies the spirit of Pi Beta Phi, as all who have been privileged to know her wiU agree

An na lob lnson N icke rl on

News from Little Pigeon

From Arrowcraft ...

by Maria Hutchins Tate, Florida Beta Arrowcraft Shop Manager

The Arrowcraft Shop on the Gatlinburg Parkway at the edge of the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School property is an attractive, homelike shop . This is a weaving center and uncler our weaving designers traditional as well as original designs ha ve been de. veloped for table linens , stoles, towels and bags and many other items woven by men and women on their home looms T h ese art ides, a long with the finest examples of the native handcrafts, are sold to loca l visitors and sh ipped to all parts of the United Sta tes and Canada, where Pi Phis provide the market for them through the Alum,"" Club sales.

Our shipping to the alumn., dubs actually begins with the weavers and craftsmen in the area . We average sixty-five weavers during the peak season and l ess the remainder of the year. These weavers live within a radius of ten miles of Gatlinburg and many depend upon this for their livelihood.

WeavIng items are brought to the shop ready for shipping except for the tag which carries the name, design and price. In five months time from Jun e through November 1963 the best selling artide was the potholder with a sa le of 11 ,510; the next in l ine were the hot mats with a sale of 8,416 Th e Whig Rose is the most popular place mat with 4,882 sold last year but the Daisy Chain mat will run a close second in the year's total. The Tote Bag is by far the best seller in bags with 3,169 sold. Mr. Kear's broom top the list in crafts with a tota l of 4,087 in those five months. Following are Tic. tac·toe, 2,144; napkin rings, 1,353; spinning tops , 1, 152

161 alumn., dubs sent in orders for the full year 1962 63 From August 1963 to January 1964, orders came from 178 dubs, which we feel is a sizeable gain .

Peak amount of postage for one day this year was $72.00. Larger orders are shipped by Railwa y Express or motor freight. Neal and Zanley Watso n , cousins come in every morning to tie the packages and take them to dispatch centers in Gatlinburg or Kn oxville.

October, N ovember and December are the busiest shipping months Fay Cook and Gene Hembree are called shipping derks but during this heavy shipping season all shop stalf members , who have been faithful for many years, work days and many times at night to get orders to clubs in time for their sales .

The orders are filled and shipped as soon as possible but because all items are handmade this is sometimes difficult, particularly at Christmas However we are making every effort to increase our ef. ficiency and look forward to your future orders

Nella Hill , cent.r, b, lnging weaving to Sh ir ley Roberts and Jan. Cook, who a re at work tagging s tack s of woven goods.

Fay Cook and Ge ne Hembree checking articles a l 'h ey p,epare 'h e m fo, shipment

Neal and Zan ley Wa ts on load packages for th. firs. le. of th.ir lou rney to alum dubs

Summer Craft Workshop

by Jean Stange , In s tructor

Pi Beta P hi- Un;yers; t y 0/ Tenne ssee Wor k sh op

Workshop has not only a physical entity but pos· sesses a quality of the spirit which gives it a particularly unique identity.

It conno tes shared experiences of personal and professional creative growth , of a loose knit, diverse group of individuals of varying abilities and back· grounds, yet bound by a common recognit ion of the personal values inherent in working with one·s hands, the satisfaction and rewards th at come with se lf -exp r ession .

I believe most of us take far more home with

Busy Red Barn

H ave you eve r wondered whether the Red Barn was being used? It is. From January throug h Apr il bookings for the Red Barn were heavy. Three Pi Phi ch apters have held ret reats th ere Tl: e University of Tennessee Alpha Gamma Deltas, five church groups and two youth g roups all took advantage of the fine facilities it affords to philanthropic and re li g iou s g roups and to Pi Beta Phi ch apters

FROM PI PHI PENS

(C o nlinutd f ro m pagt 14)

Revea ling of h er ab ility to find delight in variety and to spice beauty with the salt of hwnor is her poem, "Sounds I Love, " in which she includes in part :

' ·Meows from kittens with mi lk whiskers , 'Yes, I love you ; in tender whispers , ' Hello : chirped with vitality, 'Good night,' with g reat finality , The plinks of ra in on sha ll o w tin, Th e swis h as coal s lid es into the bin "

A samp li ng of her titles substantiates the claim of variety. Try: T eabe rry I ce Cream , Socialism, The Oneness of the Soul, A Plea for N on·conformity, and What Is God 1, the latter a charming dialogue between mother and child . In fact, try them a ll and be rewarded , A UTHOR INTEREST : Past president of the Bucknell University chapter Janet Worthin gto n

us than the completed silver pendant , the enameled bowl o r the ceramic pot. Th ese are merel)' t he means, yet the tangible symbol of a far richer expe rience which Workshop offers to students and staff alike

Reflection on J ea n's thoughts b rin gs anotherPi Phis participating in the Craft Workshop realize that the easy, friend ly atmosphere which cont ri b· utes to thi s enriching experience is large ly a refl ection of the personalities and the philosophy of the Workshop staff.

Fraternity-Sorority Exhibit at World's Fair

During tbe period of July 19 to August 9 the ce nter of attention in the magnifice nt ··Hall of Free Enterprise " at the New Y o rk World ' s Fair will be a special f rate rnity ·sorority di sp lay .

The multi -co lo red ex hibit, under the title of " Young P artne rs in Free Ente rpri se," will be jointly sponsored by the Nati o nal Interfrate rnity Confe rence and the National Panhell e n ic Co nference.

Th e prese ntation will vividly po rtray the cont ributions of Greek societies to the betterment of co lleges and universities and to the constructive development of young men and wome n in North Ameri ca. Info rm ed young members of men 's and women's gro ups will be on hand at all times during the co urse of the exhibit to answer qu es tion s, dist ri bute materials and accommodate guests

Y ou will be proud of YOllr exhibit at the World's Fair . Pl a n to see it.

( Mrs . Ern es t H a rri s) Engelhardt, Pen ns ylvania Beta '38, h as two earlier books, i ro ndaie S ong J and Falling Pe/alI, to he r cred it, and her poems have also appeared in such nat ionally known periodica ls as Belfer H o mel alld Garde nl, COlllliry G eutiemen, the N.Y. H erald Tribune , and the Philadel· phia in quire r , A resi d ent o f Bl ooms burg, Pa., and the mother of a so n and daughter, she has maintained her interest in the so ro rity, se n ' ing four times as Symposia cch

RANDOM NOTES : A family writing tradition is be ing perpetuated by Caro l Est es ( Mrs . Mi chael C.) Th ometz, Tex as Beta '61, the daughter of Ca ro l Cox ( Mrs , Joe E. ) Estes , wh ose mystery books have been reviewed here. Mrs. Th ometz' book, T he DeriJiolJ-Male erJ: Th e Po w e r Strll ( ture of Dalla J, was prepared origina ll y as a thesis for h er Master's D eg ree at South ern Methodi st University , and sparked so much interest in that form th at SMU Press published it last October, A review of it is planned for a future issue.

Pi Phi Personalities

Edited by Dorothy Davis Stuck , Arkansas A

She's aPi Phi and • .•

One of San Antonio's Women of the Year

" Vo lun teer Service Worker of the Year in 1963" is t he enviab le honor attained in h er city by Pi Ph i Gl enda Mae H odge Palm er As such she ranked with th e top ten women in field s of cultural and civic end eavo r in San Antonio, Texas in 1963 in a po ll of the San Au/ouio Expreu and New! r ead · c rs

Th e hono r ca me the year that Mrs. Palm er w as servi ng as president of th e BOO·member Blue B i rd Auxiliary o f th e Southwest Texas Methodist H os· pital. Th e Auxiliary was o rganized two years ago a nd as vice pres id ent, Mrs. P a lm e r had aid ed in the training and o rientation prog ram o f the mem be rs.

The hosp ital Auxiliary serv ices did not open until the su mmer of 1963 and th e San All/ oni o Ex pr e11 and New! comments "when it did , th e Blue Bird s w e re ready with one of the most co rn · prehensive and comp lete vo l unteer serv ice prog ram s in the state "

Glenda M ae H odge was initi ated into K ansas Beta chapter of P i Beta Phi and served th at ch ap · ter as presid e nt in her sophomo re year. She late r affiliated with Oklahom a Alph a when she trans · ferred to th e University o f Oklaho ma She reo ceived her deg ree from that university and later taug ht hig h school En g lish a nd speech in Okla· homa prior to h er marriage to Leland 1. Palme r.

Sh e has h ad an outstandi ng ca ree r of civic servo ice as a San A ntonio resident. As a member of the Laurel H eig h ts Methodi st Church th e re, she taught in th e senior hig h department sixteen yea rs and h as se rv ed as superinte nde nt of its youth d epa rtm ent.

For two years she was cou n se lo r for th e San An · to nio You th Cou ncil , an affi liate of th e San A n· tonio Counci l of Churches.

he h as a lso served as pres id ent of the Co un ci l of Churches and is cur rent ly serving on its board.

Mrs. Palm e r has also been on th e boa rd of th e San Ant o ni o Salvation Army H ome and H osp ital and was at one time chairman of it s education com· mittee . She hel ped o rganize and was nrst p residen t of the San Antonio Geological Auxiliary while Mr. Palmer was servi ng as president of t he Geological Society.

A woma n of many talents , she was widely sough t 18

as a boo k reviewer for o rga nizat io na l fund rais in g eve nts until she gave up thi s activity wh e n he r d aug h ter was a hi g h schoo l senior.

Through the years Mrs Palmer has retained h e r interest in Pi Phi and is a longtime member of the San Antoni o Alumna: Club a nd o ne of il s past p reside nts. She aJ so served th e clubs as treas · urer fo r ten yea rs She has t hree P i Phi s iste rs in · law aU members of Wi sconsin Beta.

Mrs. Palm e r 's unusual recor d of lea d e rshi p in community affairs led to her se lectio n fo r inclus io n i n th e third editi o n of If/h ols Il7h o Among A m er· ican IV' om en , which was published last year .

With typica l modesty she viewed her h ono r as " Volunteer of the Y ea r" as one whi ch " belongs to the auxiliary." She sees h er h ospita l w o rk as a w on · derful out let for th e natural desi re to help hum anity , oth ing is quite so rewarding and so compen · sating as serving our fel1owman ," sh e states , "and h ospita l auxiliary service fulfills this need to serve whi ch is so deeply rooted in th e hearts of all of us."

Gl e nda Ma e Ho d ge Pa lm er

Outstanding Oklahoma Beta

Glad ee n Burr il

I t has often been sa id of Gladeen Burri s- by a lumn.e , member s, and pledges- that sh e is a model for oth er Pi Beta Phis, for she exce ls in a ll phases of campus life.

A s a fres hman with a 3.9 grade average on a 4.0 system, s h e was elected to Orange Quill , f re shman h o norary scho lastic g roup; as a sophomore sh e moved on to membe rship in the honorary scholast ic and activities o rganization, Orange and Black Quill. Chosen to participa te in the Honor s Forum of the A ssociation of Women Students , whi ch requires a 3.5 cumulative average, s h e was named group leader.

Campus-wid e recognition came to G ladee n for h er work with t h e governing body of the Student Union- Stud e nt Union Activities Board, while sh e se rved as pub l icity chairman and late r, executive secreta ry. Gladeen has been a member of the legislative board of t h e Association of Women St udent s and co-chairm an of Campus Chest.

Mortar Board , nat ional women ' s sch o lars hipleaders hip fraternity , nomin ated Gladeen for vicepresident of t he Wom e n 's Student Body , tapped h er for membership, and elected her Mortar Board editor.

A m e mber of th e nationally -famed Angel Flight , honorary "s weethearts" of the ROTC, sh e was c hosen Info rm ation Serv ices Offi ce r .

Lis ted as one of the Top Five Scholars in her school, Gladeen's sc hol a rship has placed h er on the Dean 's H ono r Roll and won her me mbership in the following sch olastic fraternities: Sigma Tau Delta (Eng li sh), Kappa Delta Pi (Education), and the exclusive Phi K appa Phi ("t he Phi Beta Kappa of Land Grant Colleges"), Poise, beauty, and brains comb in ed to bring h er na tion a l attention as a finalist in t h e 1962 National M aid of Cotton contest held in Memphis, Tennessee. During her senior yea r she h as reigned on her co llege campus with th e queenly titl e, "Fairest of the Fair."

Ok lahoma Beta also recog nizes Gladeen ' s outsta nding qualities. She received the "outstanding soph omo re" award given by alumn re on the basis of fraternity se rvi ce, sch o l a rship , ch aracter, and activities. Gladeen has se rved as activities ch ai rman and correspond ing secretary of Pi Beta Phi.

Oklahoma Beta h olds its h ead a bit more proud ly for ha ving Gladeen Burri s in it s s iste rhood . "From ocean to ocean " Oklahoma Beta feels there is no finer rep resentative of t h e hi g h id ea ls of womanhood in Pi Beta Phi .

ABLE ARIZONA ALPHA-Capabl e Patti Cohn lerv ed a l pres id e n ' of Ar i:r:ona Alpha chapte r of Pi Be ta Phi th il ye ar a t the Un ive rl ity of Ari:r:ona where she hal an outltanding record a s a me mb er of Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Kappa Phi honorary academ ic group l; Pi Delta Ph i, French honorary ; Ch imel, and Ang e l Flight Sh e w a l ol l o a lib eral Ar" Se nator.

Fall Arr ow Deadlill e- Copy for the Fall issue of THE ARROW should be mailed to the Editor, Box 490, Mark ed Tree, Ark. , no later than July 15 , Alumm" C lu b letters sh ould be mailed to Mrs, Ber! Smith, 651 W . Oak, Jonesboro , Arkansas.

"Terveisia Suomesta"

Greetings From Finland

by lynda Hofstead , Washinglon 8ela

Marja Tuulikki Saura from Helsinki , Finland, was initiated into the Washington Beta chapter of Pi Beta Phi on March D, 1964 Coming from the Scandinavian country in Septembe r, 1963, she began her studies as a junior at Washington State with a major in horticultu re. P revious ly, Mar)a attended the University of He lsinki for th ree years and studied at summer schoo ls in K uopio, Finland , and Munster, Germany. She plans to attend a summer school in Washington t h is summer and retu rn to \Xf ash ington State University in the fall . Marja has astounded her acquaintances with her linguistic abilities . Finnish and Swedish she co nsiders as her native languages. I n addition, she has a Huency in German , English, Fren ch, Latin, Russian, and Spanish , wh ich she has studied in that orde r. Ma rja accredits her high school, a state sch oo l for girls, Moria for he r language p rofici .

Skiing, swimming, and are enjoyed by Marja , a long with drawing, reading, and attending co ncerts and plays. During summer vacations sh e !s occup ied with wo rkin g on th e family farm . Dri vIn g a tractor, painting buildings, and raising vegetables arc so me of her duties. The vegetables she se ll s to th e Armed Forces and to supermarkets.

Mar)a has observed the direct and open-minded attitu.des o f and find,S everyone to be very hosp Itab le. She IS Impressed WIth the fraternity system's deep value in the strong hold of ideals and in the cou rage to express and share these ideals. She feels that the students are trying to gain more than intellectualism , as she finds in Europe.

Pi Beta Phi, Marja says, has shown to her since re friendship and devotion and the attempt to apply the ideals of woma nhood She feels , too, that she has bee n given the opportunity to gain co urage and ha s found th e arrow to be very meaningful.

Beta Pi Beta Phis are proud to have IOltt ated MarJ3 , for they have seen she is strivin g for the same id eals Even though of different

Pi Phi Handles Big Job

Judy Webster, California Gamma Pi Phi was registration chairman for the 17th annual' High

An Active Alpha

by Barbara Kissling , /JIinois Alpha

The fall of 196 1 was a good o ne for lIIin ois Alpha of Pi Beta Phi. It was a year of an outstanding pled ge class; also, this was to be the beginning yea r for one of the most accomplished yo ung ladies to g race the college and the chapter- Su e Wi chert , Outstanding P ledge of Pi Beta Phi fo r 196 1

I n her first year at M o nmouth College, in addition to be ing Outstanding Pl edge, Susan was eJected f res hman atte nd ant to the Homeco ming Court, and secreta ry o f the Sisters of Minerva , and was a member o f the YWCA.

With the beginning of her soph omore year Susa n again estab lished herself as a campus leader . She became Scholarship s• • Ch airman of Pi Phi; was the chapte r's nomin a ti o n for Outstanding Sophomore of Iota Provin ce; was elected to Student Counci l, the Student Di scipline Boa rd, t reasurer of the Sisters of Minerv a; and was appointed by th e co ll ege president to the Reli g ion i n Life Week committee .

Th is year h as been Sue's junior year at Monmouth Co ll ege and pe rh aps marks the height of h er campus career. She was elected president of Pi B eta Phi , president of the junior w omen's do rm , vice president of the Si ste rs of M inerva, a nd secretary of the Junior Cl ass In addition to this Sue found herse lf once again on th e Studen t Panh eUenic Council , the Student-Faculty Committee, the St udent Affairs Board, and t he Associatio n of Women Students.

Campus leadership is not the only area in which Sue excels . On e will lind her hold ing dow n two scholars hips a strong B average in addition to aU her activities , as w e ll as reign ing as th e Sweetheart of Si g ma Alpha Epsil o n and Queen of the Mid -west Conference Swim Rel ays of 1964

With all this to her credit, Illin o is Alpha feel s co nfident that Susan Wichert will guide Pi Beta Ph, on Monmouth campus to an outstanding year and th at she ranks among th e outsta ndin g Pi Phi s in the nati o n .

Sch oo l W o men 's Day held on March 7 at USc.

Judy has been active in Freshman Women ' s Council Troeds, Trojan Y oung Republi cans , Spurs, Trojan Amawns, and Associated W omen Students She is aJso an ho nor student and was selected Woman o f th e Y ea r as a fres hm an.

Topflight Trio of leaders at Michigan State

Michigan Gamma Pi Phis at Michigan State University feel justifiab le pride in the records of cannpus lead ership of three of their members, senior Rae Ramsey and juniors Carolyn Holbrook and Prud e nce Bawn .

All three were chosen for member ship in Towe r Guard in their freshman year. Selection in thi s e li te g roup of thirty -five is based on character, scholarship, leadership and service.

Rae is a member of K appa Delta Pi and Delta Omicron hono rary fraternities . She has been a mem · ber of State Singers three years and the M _S.U. Chorus two years. She sang in the campus presentation of "B ri gadoon" and is sin ging with the Battle Creek Symphony this year. She is also a member of Cantebury Club. Her all-university average of 3.5 has earned her a place on the D ean's List and she is in the Honors College of Michigan State. She has served her Pi Phi chapter as musi c chairman for two years . She was voted the outstand· ing freshman of her class and has been featured as Senior of the Week thi s year.

Carolyn is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta She se rved as Greek Week secretary in both her freshman and sophomore years. She was secretary for the Mich igan State Water Carnival as a sophomore. During her junior year she w as on the JCouncil and was J·H op favors committee secretary . She was chairman of Spinsters Spin. She was th e Michigan Gamma activities chairman as a sophomore and was its pledge trainer as a junior. Sh e maintains an all university average of 3.5.

Pruden ce is also a member of Alpha Lambda Delta. She was vice president of her Pi Phi pledge class and this year was elected president of Michiga n Gamma. She h as an alI·university average of 3.5 and is in the Michigan State H onors Co ll ege She has also parti cipated in both Wat er Carnival and Spinsters Spin.

TaUE BLUE TOO-II Sandy Blue, Californ ia Delta Pi Phi Sandy II prelident of Spurs , a member of Alpha lambda Delta and Bruin lellel . She was mOlen BrvineHe of th e Year and wal vice prel ident of the Brulnefte •. She was allo on the Sophomore Clall Council this year

lae lam..y

Carolyn Holbrook

Prudence Baum

l o u in

louise and Terry, Busy Brunettes

by Diane Kingsbury , Washington Alpha

Nobody goes to bed at e leve n o' cl ock o n N e w Y ear's Eve! Nobody, th at IS, except two VIvaCIOUS W as hin gton Alph a Pi Phi s wh o h ad to be up at 5:00 A , M New Year 's morning to be in the Rose Bowl parade and footba ll ga me ac ti."iti es. Th ese Pi Ph is are T e rr y And erson an d LouI se H en ry, two varsity so ng leaders who spe nt a fun· fi ll ed fiv e da ys in California see ing Knott' s Berry Farm and DI sneyland , being o n television, tryin g to get a tan, and be in g in the Rose Bowl festivities.

These vivacious brunettes, besides being songleade rs, are also the queenly type. Louise was a finali st fo r "S weethea rt of Si gma Ch i," She was a lso Lil ac Queen of Spokane, but this hon o r pre· sented a small prob lem-s he was allergic to liJa cs! Terry h as been "Kappa Sigma Stardust Queen" Dal.

thi s past }'ea r; and the fe ll ows think that she is great, fo r besides attending meetings and she ba kes coo ki es (or them every w ee k. Be ing a " Qu ee n of Queen s" finali st for th e University of Washington and the first Lad y.i n Waitin g for th e Seattle Seafair Queen are just two mo re h ono rs th at keep T erry ext rem ely busy,

As if so ng lead e rs and queens were not e noug h , T e rr y and Loui se shine in Pi Phi and school activiti es. T e rry was pledge cl ass socia l chairm an, and Lo ui se was pl edge class pres ident their freshman yea r. T e rr y h as a lso been a Corvette ( Navy ROT C W omen' s Auxiliary) and a member of the Hub Cab· are t D ance Comm ittee. Loui se h as been a freshman song leade r, a Juni or Panhe ll enic member, cha irm an of drama in the Fin e Art s Fest iva l , a member o( Husky H o ney (a campus hostess g roup th at meets th e team) , and a member of W .Key (a sop homore women 's honorary).

Georgia Queen Extraordinary

by Pall i Marlin, Georgia Alpha

D a le O ' Br ien, Georgia Alph a Pi Phi from W as hingto n, D ,C., was th e Un iversity of Georgia H o meco ming Queen thi s yea r. Dale is a transfer from Mou nt Verno n Juni o r Co ll ege, where she he ld the o ffi ces o f vice president and president o f the st udent body,

Beauty awards a re no novelty to this beautiful Pi Ph i, She was in the May Court during h er sor ho. more yea r at Mount Vernon and was Pr incess 0 the annua l Presi dential Regatta in W as hingto n in 1962, A 1961 debutante in W ashington, she is a rece nt designate for In ternational D ebutante.

Dale lists among her many hobbies modelling, swimming, sailing and ski ing. After obtaining her degree in mathematics , she is planning a caree r in the computer fie ld,

Terry

Florida Beta's Homecoming Reunion

by Marilyn Johnson , Florida Seta

For Florida Beta Pi Phis , Homecoming was an extra special event last fall. They. invited past Florida Betas from all over the Uruted States to join in the festivities at F,S l.!. Mrs. of Mi ami started the ball rollIng and kept It alIve When a ll answers were r eceived , the chapter found th at over ninety were actually coming! started spinning and big plans were made to tnsure the su ccess of the reunion.

The big weekend arrived and the visito rs, sta rted piling in. Some came a lone, others came In twos and threes, and some even came by car loads. What fun it was to see their faces light up as old acquaintances were renewed! Most of them h ad arrived in time to en joy the big parade which featured fioats, beautiful g irls (some of them PI PhIS), and lots of music. That evening many attended the banquet which featured Florida Beta's N a ncy Kulp, of "Beverly Hillbillies " fame, as emcee. The annual Pow Wow, or pep rally, held later that nig ht could hardly match the enthusiasm and excitement that pervaded the " house of the angels."

Early Saturday morning, the alumn", attended a coffee given by Florida 's First Lady, Mrs . Ferns Bryant, a Florida Beta alum herse lf. That afternoon they enjoyed the Homecomi ng game which ended

in a g lorious victory for F.S.U. Afterward s they went back to the house and were entertained with a punch party . Before they a ll went their sepa rate ways again, one last party was held at th e motel where final thoughts and experiences were sh ared. The chapter se nd s thanks to all who attended for showing that the Pi Phi chain of friendship is never broken but grows stronger with each passing year.

"Singing Shine"

by Barbara Wehr, Minnesota Alpha

The fall pledge class of Minne sota alpha borrowed a money making idea from Indian a Gamma. The pledges set out on the evening of November 21 , eighteen strong a rm ed with shoe polish , old nylons and a large repertoire of Pi Phi songs. They sang as they polished shoes, devoting about fifte en minutes to each fraternity house. The boys seemed pleased with their feminine shoe shiner s and even a llow ed them to shine their precious Army " Gold en Slippers."

One of the hi gh li ghts of the evening was the surprise provided at t he Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the form of a live white rat (a pet of one of the members) which was brought to the shin ers in one of a pair of hi gh boots.

The project netted thirty-five dollars and many new friends-including a white rat!

SATISFIED CUSTOMER-Jan Ebbert , center, Beta Theta Pi member, ,miles hi ' approval at the servi ce he's receiving from Joan Mackey , right, and Judy Fergulon , Minne so ta Alpha Pi Ph i pledg es, who are s upplying a s ong with the s hine

HAPPY HOMECOMING-A group of alumnat silters enjoy on ening log ether of their Florida Be la reunion.

Pi Phi Gathering at NAWDC Convention

Twelve Pi Phis gathered to renew their bond of friends h ip and welcome another who will become their sister as a 1964 Convention I nitiate, at the annual convention of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors in Port land, Oregon in March

Nine deans and counselors, the Pi Phi Grand President and NPC Delegate and the former Director of Membership followed an annual rustom of sharing breakfast together. Eight of the d eans and counselors are Pi Phis and the ninth, Dorothy Truex, Oklahoma University Dean of Women , is to be initiated at the 44th Bienn ia l Pi Phi COnl' ention in Victoria, B.C., in June

Welcoming her were Sara Fisher , Illinois Zeta, Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls, Urbana, II · linois , High School; Margaret Lusk, Missouri Gamma, Counselor, Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago , Illinois; Helen Werner, Maine Alpha , Assistant Dean of Students, Springfield (Massachusetts) Co ll ege; Anne Rogers, North Carolina A lpha, Assistant Dean of Women, University of Wisconsin; Christine Conaway, Ohio Beta, Dean of Women, Ohio State University; Vida Benson , Iowa Gamma, Assistant Directo r, Student Affairs , Iowa State University ; Mary Louise Curran, Washington Gamma , Dean of Women, University of Puget Sound; Patri cia Tautfest, Indiana Gamma, Actin g Dean of Women, University of Wisconsin ; Grand President Alice Weber Mansfield; NPC Delegate Dorothy Weaver Morgan; Former Direct or of Membership, Lou Ann Chase Tuft and Portland alumna, Esther Jones _

How They Share Triple Bond

Dorothy Truex, Dean of Women and the University of Oklahoma , and Christine Y _ Conaway, Ohio State University Dean of Women have shared. common interests in their professional capacities for some time_ More recently they have shared another interest, both serve on the National Council of Alpha Lambda Delta , honorary freshman woman's fraternity_ Now they have a third bond_ Dean Conaway is an Ohio Beta Pi Phi and Dean Truex is to become a Pi Phi as a 1964 Convention Initate_

Pi Ph is gathe re d at th e NAWDC meet ing from the le ft are Esthe r Jones, Sarah Fis her, Margaret Lusk , Dorothy Morgan , Lou Ann Tuft , He le n Wer ne r, Al ice Man sReld , Dorothy True., Anne loge", Ch, istl n Conaway, Vida Be n s on , Mary LOll is. Cunan and Patric io Tautfest.

D. an TN n , le ft, and D.an Conaway .

follow the ARROW

Throughout each year active chapters depend Upo.l loyal almunre for recommendations and lett e rs of referen ce in behalf of qualified girls. With the ever increasing numbers the task of selectio n becomes more difficult and the responsibility imposed upon both the alumn., and the active membership grows more awesome. By keeping the same criteria in mind we ca n assure that each prospective pledge is cons idered carefully and individua ll y in the light of whether she is the right girl for Pi Beta Phi.

Consider good character, scholarship, ability, persona l ity, industry, co ng eniality , leadership , s in ce rity, poise and appearance when reco mmending and rushin g new pledges to Pi Beta Phi.

A simplified blank is supplied below for your co nvenien ce. Offic ial recommendation blanks may be purcha sed for one ce nt each from the Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce, Midva le Building, 112 S Hanley Road, St. Lo uis, Missouri 63105,

PI BETA PHI REFE RENCE BLANK

Name of Rushee

Address of Rushee

Father or Guardian's Name , O ccupa tion

State whether you know the girl persona ll y High School attended

Scholastic record (be as accurate as possible)

Scholastic honors

Activities and special interests

Co llege she will attend

Term for which she is registered

H3S she attended any other co llege? (if so wh a t)

Recommended by ........................

Address

(Offi cial Recommendation Blanks may be purchased from the Pi Beta Phi Central Office, Midval e Building, 112 Sout h Hanley Road, St. Louis, Mi ssouri 63 105 for one cent each)

Cl!apltr

M aine Alpha

NO\'1 Scot ia Alpha

Vermont Alpha

\ ' ermont Helll

Alph3.

M",,,",chWlCtt5 Re ta

Connecticut

New York AII)ha

New York Gamma

Sew Yor k Delta

Pennsy l vln ia Brill

Pennsy lvan ia Gamma

Penns)'lvania :rl5ilon

Ohio Alpba

Ohio Beta

Ohio I)l'ita

Ohio Epllikm

Ohio 7.t'ta

Ohio Eta

MIr}'land Heta

D C Alpha

\,i ,..inia Gamma

WHI \ 'i rginia Alpha

Nortb Carolina Al pha

North Carolina Beta

Chapter Membership Chairmen

/I'd""Altmo{CJ.a;ttT n. ClrlJptu Mmtb. II.

1I0me AddresJ U/. Ch4pltr A1 tmb. CI., Pall Stmllle' Slarls AI-PI-IA PROVI NCE

Pamela Goodwin 8 alentine I iall Orono, Maine 14 fo'orbes St., Westboro, M us Serl. 14, 11)64

Brenda Mann 958 Greenwood Ave., I-Ialifu:, N .5., Can. 958 Green ·ood Ave , lI alil , N ,S. , Can. Scll!. 14, 19M

Carol Sue T a rbox Box 1271 Colltge, J Old Farm Rd ., Sept. I". 1964 Midd lebury, VI North Cald 'ell , N. J

Jane Christie 169 S. !'I1)II)KI, Burlington, Vt. 10 Davis. Rd ., Port Wallhing ton , N V Sept. J, 11)6-1

I'ego' Kip,len IJI Commo nwealth Iht. , 10 Plum St., Sept. 14, 1(1(,4 l:kI!ilon, M aY. Gloucester, Mass.

Gretchen "eoon 388 N. Pleuan t , Amherst, MUI lIarri"iton St., E Brookfield , M :lS5. Sept. 14, 19M

Jud ith Kreig Pi Beta Phi lIouse 12 T amanc Rd ., Sept. 23, 1964 University of Conn. Westport Conn. Storn, Conn.

BETA PROVINCi':

S ue Schein 210 Walnut, 5257 Grccnridge Dr , Sept. 14, 1964 SyracullC, N. Y Pituburgh, Pa.

Eli 1",belh lIarper Pi Beta Phi HoullC St. Lawrence Univenitr, H Allen Drive, Wayne, N. J SeI>I, 18, 1964 Canton, N.Y.

Cindr Boolh 330 Triphammer Rei • Ithaca, N.Y.

Rit a Rapapo rt

Box W2U, Lewillburg, I a.

Judy FJder Drayer li lli, Dickin50n College. Ca rlisle. Pa

Jill Hoerner 120 Pollock 12,

3462 M onroe Ave., I'itl., rord, N.Y. Sept. 20, 1964

105 Longwood Ave., Westbury, L.I., X.Y. Sept. 7, IQ6-I

SchoolhoullC Rd., Waccabuc , N.Y. SePI. 14, 1964

170 Crcst vue MarlOr Dr., Sept. 20, University Park , Penn !'ituburgh, Pa, PROVISCE

Carolyn l..Iwrence 6. S. CoIllr,' 251J- 17th St Sept. 9,1%4 Athens. io I'orumouth, Ohio

Xancy Kuyper 1845 Indianola A\-c , 548 Compton Rd., g.p<. 28, 1964 Columbus, OMo Cincin nati, Ohio

Linda ni ton Box 52, JJ6 Reamer Sept. 14, 1%4 Bar:, Hall, Oberlin, Ohio In wlrc, Ohio

I'at Su ll i\·:.n 1933 Colon.y Dr i\'c, Toledo, OhiO

IQ33 Colony Drh'e, Toledo, Ohio Sept. 17, 1%4

(;"'tn Mi tcbell 209 Minnick lIall, Miami Unh'enity, 242 Sanbridge Cirde, Worlhina l on, Ohio Sept. 1$, 1%4 Oxford, Ohio

Ruth McGre!or 2382 Club Road, Columbull, Ohio H221 Sept. 2 1, Granville, Ohio

DELTA PROV I NC'E

Sharon FlemiO( 12 Fraternity Row, College Park, Md 7402 Place, SpriO(fi d, Va. Sept 16, 1964

Ann Richmond 2129 C. St., X W., Wuhincton. D.C, 3211 Wake Drive, Sept. 11, 1964 Kensirliloo, Md

Martha Lee( Pi Beta Pbi House, Williamaburt, Va..

505 Uilltop Terratt, Akundria., Va. Sept. IS, 1964

f.llen Major 1493 University Avc 407 MOf"riIon Drh'e, Sept. '"', 1964 MorcantoWD, W Va Pitllbu.qb, Pa.

Mary Stella Leak Pi Beta Pbi House. 6J5 Llewellyn Pl. Sept. 18, 1964 Chapel Hill, Charloue, N.C

Ch ,. Hoelle i .165 Station, Harbor Ave., Sept 24, Durham, N C, Marbkbead M

Al ajur R.ull SI4S() PI StatU

No\', I, 11164

1,IIJM

Feb. I, IQ6,S

J·eb \I)ft,'i

Feh I, 1('1,$

Feb 19M

Feb \Q65

Feb.

Sept. 18, 1%'

Jan 1965

Frh 11)(,$

Nov ,KI, 1()6-I

Jan 1965

Se,>t. 5, 1%4

J an. 4, 11)(1$ Sept. 14,1%4 17, 1%.

Sept. fl, Plt,4

Sep t '"', 10M Sept. 24, 1964

Sept. 12, 1%4

Fcb. 1965

Fcb 1%5

Sept. 11,

Se-pt.. 23, 1964

South Carolina Alpha Suzanne Hendenon

Mic higan Alpha Barb Trombley

Michigan Beta Betsy WU ll5Ch

Michigan Gamma Janet Kowalik

Michigan Ddu Linda Newman

Ontario AI,>h a Carolyn Footit

Ontario Beta Susan Duffus

Indiana Alilha PatriLia Jones

I ndiana Beta Al ice Camplejohn

ln dianll Gamma J an Clare

I ndiana Delta Joan Stellart

I ndiana Epsilon Jane Talbott

Indi ana Zeta Cheryl K noc:bcl

Kentu cky Alp ha Barbara Taylor

Kentu Lky Be tli Lucia Bridgforlh

T ennessee Alph;!. Betsy Clemmer

Tennessee Bela (iayle M o rgan

T e IUle55ee (iamma ("ami Ann

T e nnessee Uclta I'amela Beaver Anne Stimson

Alabama Bela Jenny Holmes

Alabam a Gamm.! Mary M onlgomery

Florida Alpha Gllen Kni ght

Florida Hl:'ta Sandy C lar k

Florida Gamma Kathy lielkr

Georgia Alpha Fran Ce! Wright

llI inoi! Alph a ,\n n M urphy

Dlinois Beta -Ddta Judith HoD.nd

ScJ.o,pI AdMas tI/ CIuJ;tt:Y MtIJJ n.

USC BOll: 1893, CoIwnbia, S.C _

EPS IWX PROVIX CE Pi BeLl Phi HOUle, Hillsdale, M ich.

836 Tappan Ann Arbor, 'M ich.

H3 N. Harrison E Lansing, M ich

SUM-nna Wesley Hall, Albion College, Albion, M ich.

88 Otter Cres., T oron to, Onlario, Can

580 Upper Queens, London, Ontario, Can

ZETA PROVIX C E Il all Franklin Univenity, Franklin, I nd

928 E. Third, Bloomington, I nd

8J I W lI ampton

I ndianapolis, I nd

1012 Stale St. W Lafayette, I nd

JOJ S. Locust, Greeneanle, I nri

ROIIen Hall, Rail State Teac hen College, :o.f uncie, In d.

ETA PROVI NCE

20JO Confederate P I , l..ouisv ille, Ky. 40208

232 1-:. M ax"'ell Lexington. Ky.

610 Dougla s St., Chattanooga, T enn.

Box 2()()Q

Vanderbilt University XashviJIe, Tenn

82 1 TemlJle Ave ., Knox ville, 16, T enn

Box 14 'i$ , M eml)hi5 State Univ. M emphi!, Tenn

THETA PROVI NCE

Box 471, Birm ingham Southern Univ., IIirmingham , Ala

HOIf 1368, Univenity of Alabama University, Ala.

norm 7, Room 211, Auburn Uni\'enity, Auburn. Ala.

Rox 29Q S tetson University Deland, Fla.

$ 15 W Coll ege A\·e. Tall .haMeC, Fla.

Hox 774 , Rollin s (oUegt. Winter Park , Fla

886 S. Milledge Avc , Athens. Ga.

IOTA PROV I NCE Winbigler Hall, M o nmouth Coll ege Monmouth. m

P ost HaU 1--4. K.OOll: Galesburr. Ill.

193 Gordon SL, Charleston, S.c.

3875 Lakeland Lane, Bloomfield Hilb, :o.fich

Jl M cKinley, Grone P ointe, M ich

30765 Roberts Drive, Franklin, Mich.

424 W Luington, E1kha.rt, Ind

88 Otter C res Toronto, Ontario, Can.

Uppe:t Queen., London, Ontario, Can.

1625 - 17th St., Columbus, Ind.

410 (iardena. M ichiga n Ci t) , I nd

2730 Central St., Evan s ton, III

N Dearborn , I ndianapoli!. I nd

8415 Redfern S. Dr , I ndianapolis 19, Ind

1111 S. Noble Sh elbyville, Ind

1020 Aubert, l..ouisville, Ky 40200

Lexin¥, t on Rd., VersaIll es, Ky

3Q(17 Robbinsdale I.ane Chattanooga, Tenn

84 WoodvaJe A\ e., Greenville, S.c.

420 X I-:. 146th SI. X M iami, Fla

420 Pe tefllOn Lake Rd_, Colli erville, T enn.

FoJl SeMalt:r St.m Sq,L 10, 1964

Sellt. IJ, 1964

Aug 28, 1964

Oct. I, 1964

Sept. 13, 1964

Sept 20,

Sept. 20, 1964

ScpL IJ, 1964

Oct. 4, 1964

Jan. 1965 J an. 1965

Feb 1065

O<t. 5, 1964

Ckt 5, 1964

l Si weel. uf hool

Sep t. 17, \904

Sept. 12, 196-1

Sep t 16, 1964

Sellt. 2, 1964

Sep t. 9, 1964

Sept. I, 19M

Sept. 18, 196-1

Sept. Ii, 196-1

Sept. 2 1, 1% -1

Sept. 18, 1%-1

Sept. J, IfJ64

J an. 20, 1961

Sept 13 22. 19M

De<. I, 1961 8, ,'}ol

Aug 2(), IW,-I IW.-I

Se pt 23, 1'IM

Sept. II. I?ol

2001 S trafford Rd ., Sept. 28, 1'1M ll, 1'16-1 Decatu r , Ala

708 Sou lter Lane, Sept. 15, Sep t. 8, 1%4 Birmingham 9, Ala

P rinceton Ave., S W Sept. 2-1. IQ64 16 Ifl64 Birmingham, Ala. ,15211

88-1 M apleton Terrate Sept IJ, 1964 1$, J a c ksonville 7, Fla.

S. W Of) th Terratc, Se l'!. 7, IQ( I !-.cp t. 1'J61 Miami, F la 3J 156

1-105 X W 104th St. Sept. 1961 1'}M Xorth Mi ami 16, Fla

Q.l5 Cumber land Rd ., .x E Sept. 20, 1'164 Oc l 23, 1964 Atlanta, Ga. 30J06

-115 Fillmore C larkCS\' ille , Ar k.

90.f.4 Paruide Drive Des Plaines, Dl

Se pt. 26. 1964 Ja n 1%5

Sept. 25, 1964

mi noi! Epsilon

IUioois Zeta

IlIinOl Eta

UJinois Theta

Wi lCoraio Alpha

Wisoons in R eb.

WiIConsin Gamma

M anitoba Alph a

North Dakota Alpha

M innesota Alpha

Al berta Alpha

M issouri Alpha

M issouri Beta

MiSlOuri Gamma

Ar ka nsas Alpha

Arkansas Beta

Louisiana Alim a

Lou isia na Beta

M issiui ppi Rela

I owa Alpha

I owa Beta

I owa Camma

J OWl Zeta

South Dakota Alpha

Nehru.a Beta

K ansas Alpha

Kansas Beta

Name olClwplu Mem CA.

Ronnie M amn

Stephanie Brunner

M a ry Ann Suter

Syl via Reisenbigler

Karen Brindley

Sa ll y Sm itll

Sandy Mc Donald

Barba ra Frase r

Dorothy Gagner

J)iRne Sims

Shir ley Sad ler

J enny Lee 8 00th

Julia Weud

Sandy M arlin

E lle n Ann Ragsda le

Sandy Rounsva ll

Murray M aught

Rosemary Upshaw

Carol Ifill

Judy Marlo""e

Julie Guth r ie

Sandra Sorensen

Ba rb Throckmorton

Nancy Frederickson

Ann H eM

Susa n Moore

J anet Duncan

Mary Faith Evans

Sc:hbDi Addust oj CIa4p1u Af ttrl. Cl.

636 Emerson. Evanston, 111.

1005 S. Wright, Champaign, III

235 N. Fairview, Decatur, llI

1004 N. I nstitute , Peoria , TIl.

KAPPA PR OV I Nei-:

2JJ Langdon Madiso n 3, ' Vis.

8-13 Coll ege S t ., Reloi t, Wil.

Sage Hall, Law rence CoUtRe Appleton,

34 Wordworth Way. Winnipeg, M an , Can

0400 Camlxidge. Grand Forh.

I 100-5th St., S. E. Minn.

820 7-9Jrd A Ave ., Edmonton, Alberta, Can.

LAMBOA PROVI:-: CE

5 11 E. Rolli ns,

Hf)1ftt AdbtJl"j ClfDplv Aft'". Cfl.

101 Redwood Dr.! Hillsborough, Cahr.

S /orls Sept. 28, 1964

507 S. Jackson C t ., Apt. D., Sept. 17, 1964 Belleville, 1lI F eb 3, 1965

2209 N. Edward , Decatur, lll

III S. Sixth Ave., Erie, III

489 N. Grove St , Rich land Center , Wis.

6740 EdJ!"evale Rd., Kansu C ity, M o. H al ifax Ave., 5 M inneapolis 24, M in n

14 Wo rdworth Way Winnipeg, M an., Can.

1507 S tephens Dr ., Crookston , Mi nn.

3613 Abbott A ve. , :-:.,

8207- 9J rd A Ave., Edmonton , Alberta, Can.

520 E. J effenon , Columbia, M o. Oin ton, Mo.

9032 Sa r anac Dr ., Richmond Heights, Mo. 63 11 7

2623 E. Crt!l t vie",', Sprin&"fieid, Mo

Pi Beta Ph i House, 502 W M aple, F ayetteville, Ark.

6902 W 34th St., Little Rock , Ark

1225 F int St., New Orleans, La.

Box 1J3M LSU, BUon R ouge, La.

Box 784. Souther n Sta H attiesburg, M iss,

Box 2937 , University, Miu..

MU PRO\' l NCE

S·T Ha n, M t. Pleuant, Iowa 52641

SimPlOn College 406 N. BUJ:ton, Indianola, I owa

208 Ash, Ames, I owa

815 E. W u hington , I owa City, Iowa

liS N. Plum , S.D.

426 N. 16th St., Lincoln, Nebr.

1612 W. 15th, LaWTence, K..an.

1819 Todd Rd., Manhattan, Kan

NU PROV1:\'CE

9032 Saranac D r., Ric hm ond H eights, Mo. 63117

2623 E. Crestview, 5prinr field, M o.

213 E. 4th St., R UMell vill e, Ark.

6902 W. 34th St., LittJe Rock , Ark

12 25 First St ., New Orlean" La.

330 1 DeSoto St. , M onroe, I.a.

653 1 N. Pasadena Ave. , S t Petenburg, Fla.

1956 Mignon, M empbis, Tenn

963.5 S. Lawndale. Evergreen Park, til. 60642

2126 E 29th, Des !\I oines, I owa

1275 W 72nd Terrace, K a nsu Ci t y, M o.

1509 Woodland, Deer field. 111

M.d ison, S.D.

R oute 12 York, Nebr

1631 Orchard Dr., Otta1ll'l, Kan

500 Ohio, Topeka, KaD

Sept. 1964

Sept. 21, 1964

Sept 14. 1?64

Sep t 8, 1964

Se llt. 7, 1964

Sept 1964

Sept. 7, 1964

Se pt. 19 , 1964

Sept. 17, 1964

J an. 3, 196$

Sept. 28, 19M

Sept. I\,/()4

Sept. 1%4 (e nd of month )

Sept. 21, 1964

Sept. 7, 1964

Sept. 2 1,1 964

Sept. 17, 196 1

Sep t. 21, 1964

Sept. 14, 1%4

Sept. 1964

Sept. I, 1964

Sept. 10, 1%4

Sept. 20, 1964

Sept. 1964

Sept. 1964 ( be· ginni!l$ of month)

Oct. I, 1964

Sept. II, 1964

Sept. 17 , 1964

Aug. 31 , 1964

Sellt 8, 1964

Sel) t. 1964

Sellt. I , 1964

Aug. 29, 1964

Sellt. 7, 1964

Sept. 7, 1964 Sept. 2 1, 1964

Sept. 21, 1964 Sept. IJ, 1964

Sept. 8, 1964 Sept. 2, 1964

Sept. 20, 196-1

Sept 14, 1964

Sellt. 4, 1964

Sellt. 14 ,1964

Sept. 21, 1964 Sept. 9, 1964

Sept. 21, 1964 Sept. 10, 1964

Sept. 17, 1964 Sept. 6 , 1964

OkJaboma Alpha

Roxce Calinson

1701 S. Elm, Noonan, Okla.

3941 Piedmont Rd , Ft. Worth, Tex

Sept.. 1-4, 1964 Sept. 2, 1964

CJ.a/Jllu Name (ljCi4 ;1tT StlfHl Add,ul C{ lI _e A,u,UI 8 Poll S ""ukr Jla jor Rill" Me". , Cit. eMile' AI"" , C""v MeM Skuls 5_ ,. SIO'l,

Okl&boma B rta Xorma Grty 32 4 Stillwater, ou..

1.500 Pine Clinton, &ta. 5qK. 14, 1964 Sept. 2, 196-&

Te..u.s Alpha t' n.nna Wbile 2300 S&n Antonio, UU "&Ul loa Dr , Austin, Tel: II OUlilon, Tu.

Tuu Bela

Susan Way P O. B OJ: 577 SM U, 422 Buckinaham. Sept. 196-1 IJ, 19M Dallas 22 , Tu H OUlton 24 , Tel:,

TauCa mma Becky Parker 8011; 432 4 Tecb Sta , Lu bbock, T v.:. Bo.31 Ta Sq)L 18, 19M Sept. 6,I9M

Tuu Delta Fluffy J OOH ROll 30626 TeU FI Worth 19, Tu 601 Sept.. 11 , Sept. 1.1%4 Waco, u.

Sew M UI(:o o\l ph. Ma ri. Sant'hn 1701 MCM N.E, I MIb Si lver Ave, S W , 10,11)64 Sept J, I %4 AlbuQuerque,:"O , f Albuquerque, :'; M ('oIor.do Alpha J u lie Novak 8Q() 11th Ave , Boulder , Colo 7405 University Ave, H(lulder. Colo. Sept. 14, 1964 Sept. 1,11)(14

Joan 2203 S. JOIotPhil'lt'. Meadowbroo". Omver. rolo Lincoln, "p' H,1%4 "pt. 11)04

Colora&-, (.amma !-oue SWldme 1220 S. \8OS S Chcroket, 21.1%4 &pt. 12. ".. Ft. Coi liM, <lin Colo Wyo ming Al pha

Pi Beta Ph i H OUle

Stlhy. S D Sfopt 15, lel64 " . 1964 University of Wyoming, l.anmie, Wyo.

Utah Alpha Kathie Er ickson 1129 S. IJth St. , SUS -55th St Sept. JO, 1964 Sept. ". ,904 Sal t Lah Ci ty, Utah San Diego 15, Cal il.

Mon tan a Alph a E n. Spain

Quad D. Montana College Belgrade. Mon t Sept. 23, 196" Sept. 25, ,%, !louman , Mont

OMICROX J>ROVIX C E

Washington Alpha I)unne Schram 45"8- 17111 • N t .• Wuh SS28 55 1h A\·e X. E., Sept. 28. 1964 Sept. 14 , 1964 Sea ttle. Wash.

Washington Beta I.inda Carlson ;07 Linden, 912 Tule Lake Rd ., Sept 21, 196 Sept. 4 196 Pullman, Wash. T acoma Wash.

Wuhi ngton Gammll Kittie Zittle No rth Dorm. 411S No 12th Sept 17 Se ,l t. 4, 1964 Univ. of Puget Sound, T aco ma, Wuh. T aco ma. Wll5h

Oreg n Alpha Virginia Kinney 1518 Kincaid

JUI S. W Xebruka, Sept. 20, 1964 Sept. ll. 196-' Eugene. Ore Po rtland , Ore

Oregon Bela Sue Chorlton 3002 Harriton St ., 2140 S. W Sun!let Dr • Sept. 21, 1064 "pt. ". 1964 Cor vallis, Ore. Portland. Ore

Oregon Gamma Donna Kem ll 844 Mill St , 5. 1-:., Salem, Ore

Oregon De lla Ka t hy Siner 927 S. W J ackso n. Portia nd, Ore

Idaho Alllha Harmra II andy 507 Idaho St.. MO!ICOw, Idaho

42 5 Floral Pa r k Ter , Sept. 22, 1964 Feb. 1965 S. Pasadena Cali f.

5904 N. E Sacramento Oct. 19M Oct. 1964 Por tla nd. Ore.

J512 WindlOr Drive, Sept. 21, 1964 Se llt. Il, I I)M ROOt. Idaho p, PROVIN CE

Ca lifornia Beta T e rr y Lowe 2325 Piedmon t Ave , Berkeley 4 Ca lif

Ca lifornia Gamma Sa ndy Schaefer 647 W 28th St. [.(IS AlI!elel 1. Ca lif.

Ca lifo rnia Ddta Karen Ch ristopher

Califor nia Epsilon Jan CoI lin5

CalifOl'"nia ?..cla Sue lIiII

Nevada AlIKla M ichele Sa la

Ari lOna AlI)ha I.inda Sa l mun

2182 Mesa Dri ve, Sept 21. 1964 Sept. 2, 196-( San t a Ana, Calif.

93J Arcad ia Ave., Sept. 2 1, 19M Sept. 11,1964 Arcadia, Calif.

700 HiJrard , 7151 N Ca irn«rove Sept. 21 19 M Sept. 12 [.(IS Angdts 24, Calif. Glendora, Cahl.

7280 V sar 1280 Vassar. Sept 18, 1964 Sept. 1,1 9M La Mesa. Calif. La M esa, Calif

163 Camino Peacadero, 40U Colonial A\'e' j Sep t. 16, 1964 Sel)t. 8, 1964 Goleta , 24 Ca lif. Lot Angela 66, Ca ir.

595 S unn,..ide Dr., 595 Su nn }'lide Dr., Sept. 9, 196.- Sept. II. 1964 Re no. Nev Re no, Nev

1035 N. Mo un tain, 7801 K Cent", l T UClOn, Adt. I'hoenix 20 Ar i&. Sept. IS. 1964 ,96< J- 13,

Alumnae Club Chairmen

On Recommendat ion of Rushees for '964-65

(. I ndicates th e name of the ne-w chairman was not rC'Ceived , and therefo re Ihe name of tht (ormer chairm:ln IS Illven

•• The name of the former club Prts.dent i5 given. The Pi Beu Ph i Cenual Office ""ill fo ard your lC1t e r 10 the proper person fo r permiSSion to bid, if you are in doubt about iu destination. These are listed alphabttluJl)' accord· Ing to statt and town.)

CONNECT ICUT

Avon (See H artford. Conn )

BC1hany (See New Ha ven, Conn.)

Bra nford (Sec Ne Ha ve-n, Conn.)

Bridgeport (See- Ne H aven , Conn.)

Brooklyn (See Eastern Conn.)

Bloomfic:ld H artfo rd. Conn.)

Cheshire (See New H aven, Conn.)

Colch ester (Sec Eutc:rn, Conn.)

Co l umb ia (Set Eastern, Conn.)

Cos Cob (See Southern Fairfield Coun t y, Conn.)

Coventry (Sec: Eastern, Coon.)

Danielson (See Easttrn, Conn.)

Duitn (See Southern Fairfield County , Conn.)

East H addam (See Tham« River, Conn.)

East H artfo rd Ma nchester, Conn.)

East H aven (See New Havtn, Conn.)

East Willingto n Eastern, Conn.)

Elmwood (Sec H artford. Conn.)

Enfield M ancheste r, Conn.)

PlImingto n (Sec H utford, Conn.)

Ferry (See Thames Rive-r, Conn.)

Ga le-s Ferry (See Thames River, Conn.)

Glastonbury (See M anchester, Conn.)

Granby (See- Hartford. Conn.)

Greenwi ch (See Southtrn Fairfield County, Conn.)

Groto n Tham« Rivtr, Conn.)

Guilford (Sec New H aven , Conn.)

H ad l yme (See Tham« River, Conn.)

Hamburg (Sec Thames Rivet, Conn.)

H amden (See New H avtn, Conn.)

H amp ton (Set Eastern Conn.\

H a rt fo rd (See H a rt ford, Conn.

HazudviUe Manch«ttr, Conn.)

Maochtster (See Manch«ter, Conn.)

Mansfidd Center (Sec: Easttrn Conn.)

M ilford (See New H J.ven, Conn.)

Monroe New H avtn, Conn.)

M o ntville Tham« River, Conn.)

Moun t Carmd Ntw Haven, Conn )

Mystic (See Thames River, Conn. )

NaugJ.Nck (Sec: New H aven, Conn )

New Britain (Set- Hanford, Conn.)

New Canno (See Southern Faitfidd County, Conn.)

Nc:w- H J.ven Ntw H avtn, Cono.)

Newington (See Hartfo rd, Conn.)

New Londoo (See Thames RivlC't. Conn.)

Niantic (See Thames R iver, Conn.)

Noroton Southern Fairfield County, Conn.)

Northford (See New H avtn, Conn.)

North H aven Havtn, Conn )

North S tonington (See Tham.c:s River, Conn )

N"rwalk (See Southern Fa irfield County, Conn. )

NO",'ich (See Thamu Rivtr, Conn.)

Old Greenwich (See Sou thern Fairfidd County , (nnn )

Old (See Thames River. Conn )

Old Lyme (See Thames Rivtr , Conn )

OrangI' (See NC'" Haven , Conn.)

Pawcatuc k (5«: Thames Riyer. Conn.)

Quaker Hill (See Thamu R iver. Cnnn )

Riverside (See Sou thern F.irfitld Coun t y. Conn. )

Salem (Set- Thames R ive r ('"..nnn )

S.msbury (Sec: Hanford , Coon.)

South Norwalk Southern Fa irfield County. Conn )

Sou th Windsor (See M anchester, Conn )

Stamfo rd (Sec Southern F. irfidd Counly Conn )

Stonin,:lon (Set- ThJ.md R iYc:r, Conn )

Stom (Set- Eastern, Conn.)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Thompsonville (Stt Manchester, Conn.)

Uncasville (Ste Thames R iver, Conn.)

Wallingford (Sec New H aven, Conn.)

Wapping (Ste M anches te r, Conn.)

Waterford (SeC! Thames River. Conn.)

Wes t H avtn (See Ne Haven. Conn.)

Wes t H artford (See HHtford. Conn )

Wut Willington (See Eastern, Conn.)

Wes ton (Set Southern Fa irneld County. Conn.)

Wntpon (See Southern Fairfidd County, Conn.)

Wttherfield (See Hartfo rd , Conn.)

Willimantic (See Eutern , Conn.)

Willington (See Eutern. Conn.)

Wilton (See Southern Fairfield Counly. Conn.)

Windsor (See H artford. Conn.)

Woodbrirl8e (See Ne"" Haven. Conn

Woodstock (See Entern , Conn ) MAINE

Bango r (See Eastern Me.,)

Biddefo rd (See Portla nd. M e ) Brtwer Eastem, Me .)

Cape Elizabtth (See Po rtland. Me )

Cumberland Center (See Portland, M e ) C umberland M ills (See Portla nd, M e.)

Falmouth (See Po rtland. Me,) Frteport ( See Po ul and, Me,)

Gray (See Portland. Me )

Kennebunk Port land. Me )

Nor t h Gray (See Port land, Me.)

Old Town (See Eastern Me ) Orono (See Eastern Me.)

Porl land (See Portland. M e ) Suo (See Po rtl and, Me .) Sca rborough Portland. Me ) South Po rtland (Se-c Po rtland. Me- ) Stillwater( See EaSlcrn Me ) Villa,lte of Hampd en (See Eutern Me ) Westbrook (Ste Portland. Me.) Yarmouth (See Po rtland. Me.)

MA SSACHUSETIS

Adams (See Berksh ire , Mus ) Andover (See Gruter Boston, Mus.) Arlingto n (See Grnter Boslon, Mns.) Auburndale West Suburban (Boston). M ass.)

Bc:dfo rd Greater Boslon, Mass )

Bc:lmont (See G rtater Boston, Mus .) Berbhire (See Berkshire, Mus ) Ikyerl, (See Grealer Boston, Mass.)

Bos ton (See Grea t tr Boston, Mus ) Brighton (See Wesl Suburban (Doston), Mass.)

Brockton (S« Grelter Boston , Mus .) Braintree (See Greater Boston, Mus ) Brookline Gruttr Boslo n. MJ.ss .) Burlington (See GlUier Boston, Mass.)

Cambridge (See Grtlttr Bos lon. Ma ss.)

Ch«hire (See Berkshire. M us ) Hill (See Wut Suhurban /Rn' to n). M ass.)

Cohas5d. (Sc:c Greatc:r Bow'n, Mass. mhon (Sec: Mus .)

Dedham (Sfe Wtst Suburban (Boston ), M ass.)

Dorchester Gruter Bonon , M us)

EverC1t (Sec: Gttater Bost o n Mass )

Framingham lSee "West uburb:ln (&5 ' ton), M ass )

Great Burington (5« Berkshire, Mass )

Han cock (See Berkshire, Mus )

Hingham (Sec: Grnter Boston, Mus ) H insdale Berkshire. Mass.)

Housatonic (See Ikrbhire. M ass.)

Hyde Park (See Greattr Bonon. Mus ) Jama ica Plain (See Greater Boston. Mass )

I.anesboro (Sc:c Berkshire, Mus.)

Lee (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Lenox (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Lexington (See Greate r Boston, Mus )

Lin co ln (See We-s t Suburban (Boston),

I.ynn (Sec: Gre-ater Boston. Ma ss.)

Malden (Se-e Grc:ater Bos ton. Mass )

Marblehe-ad (See- Grute r Boston, Mus .)

Marshfield (See- Grc:ate-r Boston, Ma ss.)

Medfo rd (Sc:c Gre-ater Boston, Mass )

Melrose- (Sc:c Gre-ater Boston , Mus )

Mihon (Sec: Greater Boston, Mass.)

Natick We-st Suburban (BoSlon). Mass.)

Needham (See We-st Suburban (Bml 'n). M an.) (Sc:c \'{fnt Suburban (&J§lon t. Mass ) Newton Ce-ntre- (See Wesl Suburban (80, ton), Ne tonvllle (See West Suburban (R us· to n), Mass .)

Nor ih Adams (See Berkshire Mass )

Norwood (See \X'est Suburban (Bosto n), Mass ) Pittsfield (See Berkshire Mass . )

Quincy (Sc:c Grnter Boslon. Mass.)

Randolph (Sc:c Gruter Boston.

Reading (See Great e r Bos l on. M ass.)

Revere (St-e- Grtater Boston, Mus.)

Roc kland {See Greater Boston. M us.

Salem (See Greater 80Slon. Mass )

Some-rvill e (See Greater Boston, Ma ss. J

Southbridge (See Eas te-rn, Conn )

Squantum (See Greater Boston. Mass )

Stockbridge ( See Berkshire. M ass.)

Stoneham (Su Greater Boston.

S""ampscott (See Gruter Boston, Mass)

Waban, (Sc:c West Suburban (RoSlon) , Mass )

\'{fakefield (Se-e Greater Boslon. Ma ss.)

Walpole West Suburban (Bostnn) Mass .)

Wa!thJ.m Greater Bou o n Mass.)

WJ.ltrtown (Sec: Greater Do" o n. M :n( )

\\'7ayland W't,t Suhurban (Boston) , M ass.l

\'('ellesley ( e W't'l Suhurhan (80M<III) , Mass )

\'(' nl Ne"'ton (See \\Itsl Suburban (Bo, Ion " Mass.)

Weston WUI Suburban (B osl o n) , Mus )

\'\len Roxbury (See- Grutu Boston. M ass. )

\X'e-st"',ood West Suburhan (Boston), M ass. )

\\'7eymouth Greater Boston Mus ) \X' illiamstO""n (See- Berkshire. M aH.)

Winchester (Sc:c Gruter 8(1510n.

\\'7inlhrop (See Greater M a" )

\X'"hurn (S« c,reattr

VFR'IO'l"T

Rurhnjlto n (&e Burlinglo n VI )

Charlotte (See Burlin,.:lon. Vt .) Es.'C'X J unction (Set Buri i njllon. Vt Shelburne Burlington Vt ) South Burlinston (Sec Burl i n8to n , Vt

Underh ill (See Rurlinjll nn. VI ) W illiston Burlifl{tton. Vt )

Wi nooski (See Bu rlinjlton. Vr

CANADA

B:lle D'utfe- Quebec (.xe Montreal, QuI" bee. Unadt l

Be:lco nsfield , Queb« (See M o ntreal Que bee, unadt)

!kaurepaire. Quebec (S« M on uul. Q ue· bec, Canada' Dartmouth. Nova Scotia (See H 2lifn. N S., Canada)

Dorval, Q uebec (See M on llra l , Q uebec, Canada) Ha lifax , Nova Scot ia (See H alifax, N.S., Can2d2) l uhine, Queh« (Set Montrral, Q uebe(", Ca nada)

bkrside, Q urbcc (Sce M on ural, Quebrc, Canada) Mo mrral , Qurbec (See M o nll r2I, Queb« , Can2da) Mon treal Wrst, Quebec (Sec M ontreal, Quebec, Can.da) No tre Dame de Grace, Q uebec (Sec M on· ural, Quebec. C.nada) Pointe Cbire, (See Mon treJ.I, QUfflec. Cana da)

Clubs and Chairmen

Eastern, Conn, - Mrs. Ri chard Sto ry R D , M ansfield Center. Conn. H artford, Conn.- M rs. H a rve), G, M oge r 16 R ichard Rd., Sims· bury, Conn.

M anchester Artl, Conn,-Mrs. Wal ter}. W ehner, Jr o, ] [ Fole), Circle, ElSt Har tford. Conn.

Suathmore, Quebec (Sce Mo ntrul, Q u e· bec. Canada)

51. H ube rt Q uebec (5« M ontreal, Oue · bec. Canada)

TO"'n of M oun t Royal, Q urbec (See M o nt· real, Quebec. Canada)

Val ois, Qurbec (See Mon treal, Quebec, Canada, Wrstmount. Q ueh« (See Mtln t rul, Q ue bc-(", Canada)

Arl ing ton , Bedford. Bclm on t , !kverly. Boston , Broo klin e, Bu rlingt on, Cambridge, Everett, J amaica Plain, Lu ing ton , Lrnn, Malden, Mu blehud. Marshfiel , M edford. Melrose, RudlOg. Revere.J Rockland, Salem. Somerville, Stone ham, Swampscott, Wakeheld, W a ltham , Watertown. West Roxbury, Win cheste r, Winthrop , Woburn) New H avrn. Con n .-M rs. Robe rt W Menger, 1:i Ra mb lewood Dr., Br.nford, Conn. M rs. Paul Gifford, 19) Bellevue Rd o, Q uincy, M ass. (Braintree, Brockton. Cohasset, D orchester, H ingham , Hy de Park, M il ton, QuinC)', Randolp h, Squantum, Weymouth.)

Sou t hern Fa irfield Count)', Conn.- M rs. J 3mrs A , W o ld , 9 Rock· well Lane. D arien, Conn. Tham es Rive r, Conn. - Mrs. j ames }. Murphy. Jr. , 61 Fairmoun t St.. N O",,' lch, Conn

ElStern M e. - Mrs H erbert H ammons, Da vis Dr., Vug ie. Me. Portland , M e.- MI SS Inez H O" 'e, 264 D eering A\·e., Po rtla nd. Me. Berk s hue,.t. M ass.- M rs. J oh n D tiende r J}4 Wa lker. t enox, M au G ruter DOston, Mass .-

West Surburan (Boston), "tass.- M rs. Harol d F Bu ckbee , Jr. , 48 Dean Rd , Cochituate, Mass.

Buri inll;t on. VI.- M iss H , Barbara H un t, ]06 N. Prospect St. , Bu rlingto n Vt. H a lifax. N.S Canada - M rs. Al exander Ross 1142 S. Puk St. , H alifax, N S., Canada M on tr u l P Q ., Canada- Mrs. R M H utt. ]8}) C3r50n A ve., P Q ., Canada Mr s. Kenneth \X' i1des , 93 First St MelroSC', M an. (Andover,

NEW JERSEY

Alll.' ndllle: (Sec Ridg ewood, N. J ,) Atlanti c Ci t)' (Sec Southern, N, j , )

Audubon South ern. N J.)

Be ll evill e (Sec N orth ern, N. j .) Berke ley He ights ( Sec N orthern, N. J .) Bloomfield (Sec No rt hern, N. }.)

Boon ton (See No rth ern, NJ')

Bridgto n (Sec Southern, N ) C:aldw ell (See N o rth ern. J ) Camden ( Sec Sou thern , N. J .) Ced a r G rove (See N orthern, N J .) Chatham (Sec N orthern N.J.)

Cherry H ill (See Southern, N. J )

Clar k ( Sec Northern, N. J .) Collingswood (Sec Southern, N. J )

Col w ic k (See South ern , N. J .) Conven t Station (See N o rthern, N. J ) Cranfo rd (Sec Nor thern, N J )

D enville (See North ern. N J ,)

D over (S ee N orthern, N.J )

D unellen (See Northern, N J .) East Orange (Sec Northern. N. j .) Elizabeth Northern , N J ) Esscx Fells ( See Northern, N. J .) Fairla n Rid gewood, N J ) Fanw oo d (Sec Northe rn , N. J .)

Flo rham Park (Sec Northern, N. J .) Frankl in Lakes (St-e Ridge ood. N J )

Glmboro (Sec Sou th ern. N. j )

Glrn Ridg e (Sec Northern, N. J.) G len Rock (See Rid gewooo , N · t ,) Had dan Hu (Sec Southern , N ) H addonfield Sec Souther n, N ) H ighland (Sec Northern, J .) Hill side (See Northern , N J .)

Ho·H o· K us (Sec R idgewood , N J )

H o pewell (See Southern, N'j')

Irvingto n (Sec Northern , N ) Little Falls (Sec Northern, N. J ) Li vingston (Sec Northern, N J ,)

Mad ison ( See Northern. N.J ) Map lewood (Sec N orthern, N.J Marg ot (See Southern. N.J.)

M edfo rd (Sec Sou thern, N J1

Metu chen (See No rthern, N )

M id land Park (See R idgewood , N.J ) Millburn (St-e No rt hern , N J )

M illington (Sec N o rt hern , N. J .)

Mo ntclair (Sec Northern, N. J )

M ooresto ' n (See Southern, N.).)

Morris P lains (See North ern, N. ).)

M nr rist own (Sec Northern. N. J .)

Moun tain t akes (See Northern, N.).)

M ountainsid e (See Northern, N. J .)

M Urr2), H ill (See N orthern , N. J .)

New Brunswick ( See Northern, 'N.).) NC'" Prov idence (S« No rt hern, N.! ,) N o rth Ca ld,,' cll (See Northern. N ) Northfirld (St-e Northern, N J )

BETA PROVINCE

North Plain field (See N o rt he rn, N J ,)

Nu tl ey (See N orthern. N J )

Oakland (See Ridge wood, N J )

OCtaO City (St-e Southe rn, N.J .)

Orange (See Nor thern , N ' j ')

Palmyra (See Sou thern , N )

C:ule Pl3ce (See Long Isho nd N orth Shore , N.Y.)

Chappaqua (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Ch eektuwago (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

Chili (Sec Rochester, N Y .)

Par sippa ny (See N orthern, N. J )

Pitman (See Sou thern , N,J )

Princeton (See Sou thern N )

Plamfirld (Sec N orth ern , y')

Ramsey (See Ridgewood , J )

Ridge wood (See Ridgewood. N J

Riverside (See Sou thern , N/ , )

Riverto n (See Sou th ern, N )

Rockaway (Sec Northern, N.J,)

Roselle (See No rt hern, N. J .)

Roselle Park (See Northern, N J )

Scotch P lains (Sec N orth ern, N.J )

Shon Hi lls (Sec Norther n , N J.)

South Orange (St'(' Northern, N ,J )

Sou th Pla infirld (See Northern, N. J .)

Springfield (S« N o rthern, N J )

Summi t (See N ort he rn , N. J .)

Trento n (Sec Southern , N. J )

Union (See Northern, N.J.)

Upper M on tcla ir (See Northern , N. J

Ventnor (Sec Southe rn, N.J )

Verona (St-e Northern, N J )

V ine la nd (See Southern. N.J

Wald ick (Sec Ridgewood. N.J )

Watchung (S« Northern. N.! , )

Wenonah (See Southern. N )

West C2Id"'r11 (See Northern, N J

W est fiel d (See Northern, N. J )

\Vest OraOAe (5« Northe rn, N.J )

\V'h ar to n (See Northern, N J )

Woodbury (See Southern. N. J .)

Wyckoff (See Ridg e ,ood N J )

NE\'V' YORK

Albany (See Albany, N,Y.)

Alphaus (See Schenectady, N.Y,)

Amenia (S ec Mid Hud so n V alley, N Y )

Ard sley ( See Westchester County, N Y )

Armo nk (See Westchester County. N. Y )

Balls ton Lake (See Schen«t ady, N Y )

Beacon (St-e M id Hud so n V a lley, N. Y )

Bedfo rd (See Westch ester Coun ty, N. Y .)

Bosto n (St'(' Buffalo, N. Y .)

Briarcliff M ano r (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Brighton (See Rochester. N Y )

Brockport (See Roc hester. N.Y.)

Bro nxville (See Westchcster County, N. Y ,)

Broo klyn (5C"e New York Cit)', N. Y )

Buchanan (See Westchester County, N Y )

Buffalo ( See Buffalo, N. Y .)

Burnt H ills (See Schrncctady. N.Y.l

Caledonia (Set Rochester , N Y )

Camillus (S« Syracuse, N Y )

Churchville ( St'(' Rochester N.Y.)

Cl3rence (See Buffa lo, N.Y.)

Cold Spring (See Mid H udson VaIlI.'Y)

Cold Spring H arbor (S« 1.on g Island · North Shore, N.Y.)

Crestwood (Sec \X'estchester County, N, Y ,)

Cross ·River (See \X' estchester County, N,Y.)

Croton·on H udson Westchest er County. N. Y ,)

Delmar (See Al ba ny N. Y )

Depew (St-e Buffalo, N.Y )

D e Witt (S ee Syracuse, N Y .)

Dobbs Ferry (See Westchester County, N. Y .)

Ea st A urora (See Buffalo, N. Y .)

Ea stchester (See Westchester Coun ty, N. Y )

Em Greenbush (See Albany. N Y .)

Eas t Rochester (See Rochester. N. Y )

East Syracuse (See Syracuse, N. Y )

Eggertsville (See Buffalo, N. Y )

Elma (&e Buff alo. N Y )

Elmsfo rd (St'(' Westchester County , N.Y,)

El nora (See Schenectady, N. Y ,)

Fa irpo rt (See Rochester, N.Y.)

Faye ttev ille (S ee Syracu se , N.Y.)

Fishers Island (See Th ames R ive r, Conn. I

Fishkill (See M id Hud son V alley, N.Y .I

Fort Erie (See Buffal o N.Y.)

Freeport ( See Lo ng Is land·Nort h Shore, N. Y .)

Ga rden Sho re, G o ld en's N. Y ,)

City (See t ong Island N o rth N. Y .)

B ridge (See W estcheste r County,

Grand Island (See Buffalo, N. y,)

Gru t Nec k (Sc-e Long Island N or th Shnre. N.Y, )

H 3mbu rg (Sec Buffa lo, N.Y )

H amlin unter (See Rochester, N Y )

H armon (&e Wc-stchester County, N Y .)

H a rrison (See Westchester County , N. Y .)

Hartsdale (See Westchester Coun ty, N. Y .)

H as t ing ·on H udson (See Westchester Coun ty, N. Y .)

H aw t horne (Sec \'I:' estcheste r Cnunty, N.Y.)

H empstead ( See Long Island·North Shnre. N.Y.)

Honeoye Fall s (&e Rochd ter N.Y.)

H unting t on (See Long Isl an d N orth ShllIe. N.Y )

Huntington Stat ion Long bland N o rth

Sho re, I .Y )

Hyde Park (Set Mid H udson Valley, N Y )

Irvinalon -on H udson ($cc Westchester County. N.Y.)

Itha ca (Sec Ithaca. N.Y )

Katonah (See Westchester County. N Y )

K mmorc (Sec Buffalo, N Y )

KUlSslo n (Sec Mid Hudson Valley. N Y.)

Laler M ohegan (Sec WntchHtcr County , N Y.)

l:ancutcr (Sec Buffalo, N Y )

I a rchmont (Sec WutchCSlcr Coun ty. N Y.)

I." ittown (Sec 1.0", Island Nor t h Shore , N Y.)

l.incolndale (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

l.oudcnvillc (Sec A lbany. N.Y,)

Ma cedo n (Sec Rochester, N,Y.)

Mllmaro n «k (See Westchester Coun ty , N.Y.)

Manhaurt (Sec LOlli Island -North Short, N Y )

Marcellus (Sec Syracuse , N Y )

Marion (Sec Rochester, N Y , )

M assapequa (Sec Long Isbnd N o rlh Shore. N.Y.)

Mattydale (Sec Syracuse, N.Y.)

Millbrook (5« Mid Hudson VallO', N.Y.)

Montrose (&e Westchester County, N Y.)

Mt K isco (Set Westchester County, N.Y.)

Mt Vernon (Sec Wtslchcstcr County. N.Y.)

Mumfo rd (Sec Roches ter, N.Y.)

New Hyde Parle (Sec Long Island·North Shore, N Y .)

NC'1tt' Rochelle (Sec West c hes ter County, N , Y.)

New Y o rk City (See 1'\"" Yo rk City, N Y,)

Northport (See Long hland N orth Shore, N.Y.)

North Syracuse (Sec Syracuse, N Y,)

Orchard P ark (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Oscawana (Sec Westchester County, N ,Y .)

Ossining (Sec Westchester County. N.Y.)

Oyster Bay (Sec long Isl and North Sh ore, N Y .)

Pawling (Sce Mid Hud son Valley, N.Y.)

Peeksk ill (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Pelh a m (Sec Wcstchcster County. N.Y.)

Pcn6e1d (See Rochester, N Y )

Pittsford (Sec RochC$l.er, N.Y )

PlcJ.$antvilic (Sec Westchester County. N Y.)

Po rtchester (5« Westchcster County , N Y.)

Port Washit\!tton (See Lons Island North Sho re, N Y .)

POUljhltecpsie (Sec M id H udJOn Valley. N Y .)

Po und R idgc (See Westchester County , N.Y.)

Purc hase (See West chester Coun ty, N Y.)

Rcd H ook (See Mid HudJOn Valley N Y .)

Rensselaer (See Albany. N.Y ) (Sec Mid Hudson VaIlCT. N Y )

Rochester (See Rochester, N Y )

Roslyn (&e Long Island N o rth Shore N Y )

Rush (Sec Rochester. N Y )

Rye (5« Wcstchester County , N Y )

Scarbomush (Sec Westchester County, N Y )

Sc.rsdale (Sec Westc hesw Coun ty, N.Y )

Schenectady (Sec Schenectady, N Y.)

Scotia (Sec Sc hcnectady, N. Y )

Scottsville (Sec Rochester, N Y )

Sheno rock (See Wmchester County , N Y )

Shrub Oak (See Westchester Coun ty N. Y .)

Skaneateles (Sec Syrac use. N.Y )

Slingerlands (Sec Albany, N Y )

Snyder (See Buffalo. N.Y )

Somers (See Westchester County, N Y )

South Salem (S« Westchester County, N Y )

SpenccPQrt (Sec Rochester, N Y )

Syond (See J.on,: island· N orth Sh o rc, N.Y )

Syracuse (Sec Syracuse. N. Y )

Tarrytown (Sec Wntchestcr County , N Y )

Thornwood (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

T o n.wanda (Sec Buffalo, N.Y.)

T roy (See Albany , N.Y.)

Tu ckahoe (&e Weltc hester County, N.Y )

Valhalla (See Westchts ter County, N.Y )

Victo r (See Roc h ester, N.Y.)

Waccabuc (See Wtsechester County, N.Y )

Wanakah (See Buffalo, N Y )

Wappingers Falls (Sec M id Hudson Val · ley, N.Y )

Wassaic (See Mid Hudso n Valley, N.Y.)

Watervliet (Sec A lbany, N.Y )

Webster (Sec Rochester N.Y.)

Westbury (5« Long bland·North Shore, N. Y .)

West Seneca (Scc Buffalo, N Y .)

Whitc Plains (Sec Wcstchester County, N Y .)

Wil iamson (S« Rochester, N Y )

W illiamsvillc (See Buffal o, N Y )

Wingdale (Sec Mid Hud JOn Valley, N Y .)

Yonlcers Westchester County, N.Y )

Yo rkt o -n (Sec Westchester County, N Y )

PENNSYLVANIA

Aldan (See Ph iladelp h ia. Pa .·Del eo)

Allison Park (See Pittsburgh I Pa .) Ard mo re (See Philadelph,a, Pa M ain Line)

As pinwall (See P ittsburgh, Pa )

Baldw i n (Sec Pittsburgh·South Hill s. Pa )

Bellefonte S tale Collefle. Pa. )

Berwyn (Sec Ph iladelph ia. Pa M ain Line)

Bethel (Sec P ittsb urgh·South H ills, Pa )

Braddocle (&e P ittsburgh, Pa )

Bridgeville (Sec Pittsburgh Sou th Hil ll, Pa )

Broomall (Sec Philadelphia. Pa. Delco)

Bryn M awr (Sec Philadelphia , Pa ·Main line)

CamD H ill (See Harrisburg Cariisle, Pa )

Carlisle (See H arrisbu rg ·Ca ri isle , Pa )

Chestn ut H ill (Sec Philadelphia, Pa M ain Line)

Chester (Sec Philadelphia. Pa .·Delco)

Cy nw yd (See Philadelphia, Pa M ain tint)

Devon (Sec Philadelohia. P • Main Li nt)

Drnel Hill (Sec Philadelphia, Pa. M ain Line)

EdgC'1tt'ood (See Pittsbu rgh , Pa )

Elkins Park (Sec Philadelphia Pa .·Main Line)

Folt Chapel (Sec Pittsburgh Pa )

Fo.chase (See Pbiladdphia , Pa .·Main (jot)

Germantown (Sec Philadelphia, Pa .·Main Line)

Gladwyne (Sec Philadelphia , Pa M iin Li ne)

Glenshaw (Set' Pittsburgh , Pa )

Clubs and Chairmen

N o rthern New Jerse-y, N Y.Mrs F T. I-I",ee, 4) Fox Run , Mumy Hill, N J (Chatham Convent Station, Ea..st Onnae, Florham Park, Irv ingto n , Livins· ston, M adison, Maplewood, Millburn , M orris Plains. Morris · tu wn , New Providence, N orthfield. Or:ln&e Short H ills, South Orange, Sprilll6eld, Summit , Union, Wtst Orange.)

MIS _ C A Pocktl, )9 I""on Dr , Essa Fdl., N J \Bclltville, Bloomfield, Boonto n, Caldwell, Cedar Gr ove, Den"il e, Dover , Essex Fells, Glen Jljdae, Little Falls, Montcair, M ountain Lakes , N orth Caldwell, Nutley, Rockaway, Uppcr Montclair. Verona, West Cald-' ell t Wharton ) Mrs J oseph UwlS, \160 Lawrence Ave .• West6e1d, N J (Berkel ey

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Glenside (Sec Philadelphia, Pa.·Main Line)

Harrisburg (Sec H arri sburg Cari isle, Pa )

H averford (Sec PhIladelph ia, Pa. Main Line)

Ha vertown (Sec Philadelphia, Pa.·Delco ) Hers hey (See H au isbura CarllSle , Pa.)

J enkintown (See Ph iladelphia, PaA.hin Line)

K ennett Square (See Philadelphia, Pa .· Delco)

Lansdale (Sec Philadelphia, Pa ·Main line)

Lansdowne (See Philadelphia, Pa.·Dek,l)

Lemoyne (See Ha rrisburg -Carlisle, Pa.)

Lewisburg (See Ccntral Pa )

Lima (See Philadelphia, P a.·Delco)

Ma lve rn (Sec Philadelphia. Pa .·Main line)

McKeespo rt (Sec Pittsburgh, Pa.)

Mechamcsbu rl (See Harr isburg ·Carlislc, Pa )

Med ia (See Philadelph ia, Pa Delco)

Merion (See Ph iladelp hia, Pa .·Main line)

M ilton (Sec Central Pa.)

Mt lebaoon (See Pittsbur,h $outh H ills, Pa )

Moylan (Sec Philadelphia, Pa -Delco)

Narbeth (Sec Philadelphia, Pa .·M ain Line)

New Cumberland (Sec H :urisbura-Carlisle. Pa .)

Newton Square (See Philadelphia, Pa · Delco)

North Wales (See Philadelphia. Pa .·Main Linc)

Oakmont (See Pittsbu rgh. Pa )

Overbroole (See Philadelphia. Pa. - Main Line)

Pao li Phil ade lphi a, Line)

PerrYSVille (See Pittsburgh. Pa )

Ph iladelphia (&e Philadelphia, Pa · Del co)

Philadelphia (See Philadelphia, Pa .·Ma i n Line)

Pittsburgh (Sec eithcr Pittsburgh, Pa. or Pittsburg h ·South H ills, Pa )

Pleasant H ills (See Pittsburgh Sou th H ills. Pa )

Radnor (See Philadelphia, Pa .· Main Line)

Roselyn Farms (See Pinsburgh·Sou t h H ills, Pa )

Rosemon t (See Philadelphia. Pa.-Main J.i ne)

Rutherford H eigh ts (See H arrisburg·Car lisle. Pa )

Se ickle y (See Pittsburgh, Pa )

Springfield (Sec Philadelphia, Pa. Delco ) State College (&e State College Pa )

Strafford (Sec Philadelphia. Pa .·Main Line)

Sunbury (Sec Central. Pa )

Swarthm ore (See Ph iladelph ia Pa .·Delco ) Thornburg (Sec Pittsburgh -South H ills, Pa.)

University Parle (See State College. Pa ) Upper Darby (Sec Philadelphia , Pa ·Delco ) Uppcr St Clai r Twp (See Pittsburgh · Sou th H ills. Pa.)

Vandergrift (See Pittsburgh. Pa ) V illa.ooY,l (See Philadelphia. Line)

Wallingford (Sec Philadelphia, Pa.-Delco) Wayne (Sec Philadelphia, Pa .· Main Line) Wilkinsbllr. (Sec Pittsburgh , Pa ) WYDCOte (Sec Philadelph ia, Pa .·Main Line)

Wynnewood (Sec Philadelphia, Pa .·Main line)

Williamsport (See Central Pa ) West Chester (Sce Ph iladelphia, Pa .· Delco)

Y ork (Sec Y o rk , Pa )

(Hei&hts, Clark, Cranfo rd Ouotllen, Eliza beth , Fanwood , High · land Park, Mctuc hm , M illingto n, M ount. i ns id e. Ntw Brunsw ic k North Plain6tld Pla i n6eld, Pars i ppany , R05C lle , Roselle Pnk Sco leh Plains South Pl ainfield Watc hung , West6e1d )

Riclsewood, N J .-Mrs Jobn Sabella , 2-10 Su nsd Ave ., R idge · wood N J Southern N'.J.-M iu Edna M. Balcer , 40 ' ewt.., n Ave , W oodbu ry, N J Albany, N Y -Mrs Thomas F Henderson , 16 Delmar Pl ace , Delmar, N. Y Buffal o , N Y.-Mrs Peter H ornbarser, 3H Westchester BI"d , Ke nmore, N Y

Ithaca, N .Y.-Mrs. John P Kertd , 127 Warten Rd , Ithaca, N.Y.

Long Island ·North Shore, N.Y.-Mrs. Edward J Logue, Jr " }l Guilford Rd ., Port Washington, N.Y.

New Y ork City, N.Y.-Miss Judy Tyler, }}} E. 90th St., New York, N.Y., 10021

Mid Hudson Valley, N.Y.-Mrs. Guenum Schiff, Main, H yde Park, N.Y.

Rochester, N.Y.-Mrs. G. R. Scofidd, }21 Beresford Rd., Rochest er 10 , N.Y.

Westchester County, N. Y - Mrs. Paul Strohm. 6, Sun Haven 0, New Rochelle, N.Y.

Central Pennsylvania- Mu. T. M. Miles R .D. #1, PJ H arrisburg·Cariisle, Pa.-Mrs. John L. Garrett, 233 N. 24th, Camp Hill, Pa. Phil adelphia, Pa.·Delco--Mrs. C. ]. CavalJlis. Wynne Ave , Havertown, Pa.

Philadephia, Pa.·Main line-Mn. Arnold J. King , 722 Woodcrest Rd., Radnor, Pa.

Rockland County, N.Y.-Mrs. J Moreau Brown, 12 Ornley Place, CiO', N.Y. Pittsburg h, Pa.-Mrs. J. C. Cunningham , }19 Overdak Rd Pius · burgh, Pa. Pittsburgh·South Hills Pa.-Mn. Marsh lancaster, 112 Am es!:lury Dr ., Upper St Clair TWP, Br idgeville. Pa

Schenectady. N.Y.-Mrs. R. Ned Landon, 1110 Row e Rd .• Schenectady, N.Y.

·Syracuse, N.Y.-Mrs. Walter Beatt ie, }07 Robineau Syracuse, N .Y.

OHIO

Akro n (See Akron, Ohio)

Albany (See Athens, Ohio)

Alliance (See Canton, Ohio)

Alpha (See Dayton. Ohio)

Amberley (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Amesville (See Athens. Ohio ) Athens (See Athens, Obio)

Avon (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Avon Lake (See Cleveland West, Ohio )

Barbe'rto n (See Akron, Ohio)

Bath (See Akron, Ohio)

Bay Village (Su Clevdand West, Ohio)

Beechwood (See Cleveland Eut, Ohio )

Bedfo rd (See Cleveland Eut. Ohio)

Bellaire (See Ohio Valleyt Ohio )

Bellbrook (See Dayton, Onio)

Berea (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Bexley (See Columbus, Ohio)

Blue Ash (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Boardman (See You ngstown Warren, Ohio)

Brecksville (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Bridgepo rt (See Ohio Valley, Ohio)

Broo kville (See Dayton. Ohio)

Canal Winchester (See Columbus. Ohio)

Canfield (See Young!town·Wanen, Ohio)

Canton (See Canton, Ohio)

Centerville (See Dayton, Obio)

Chagrin P a lls (See Cleveland Eut, Ohio )

Chardon (See Cleveland Eut, Ohio )

Chesterland (See Cleveland Eut. Ohio)

Cincinnati (See Cincinnati, Ohi o)

Clayton (See D:tyton. Ohio )

Cleveland (See Cleveland Eut, Ohio)

Cleveland (West Side) (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Cleveland Heights (See Cleveland Eas t, Ohi o)

Clinton (See Ak ron. Ohin)

Columbia Station (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Co lumbu.'l (See Columbus. Ohio)

Copley (See Akron, Ohio)

Cortla.nd (See You ngstown Warren. Ohio)

Cuyahoga Falls (See Akron. Ohio )

Dayton (See Day ton, Ohio)

D eer Park (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Dublin (See Columbus, Ohio)

East Cleveland (See Cleveland East , Ohio)

Eaton (See Richmond, Ind )

Englewood (See Dayton , Ohio)

Enon (See Darton Ohio)

Euclid (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Pairborn (See Dayton. Ohio)

Fairfield (See Hamilton, Ohio)

State College, Pa.-Mrs. Robert H. Ra.msey, 1402 S. Allen St..

State College, Pa. York County, Pa. -

GAMMA PROVINCE

Fairvie w Park (See Cleveland West. Ohio)

Pinneytown (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Franklin (See Dayton, Ohio)

Gahanna (See Columbus, Ohio)

Garfie ld Heights (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Gates Mills (See Cl evelan d Eas t , Ohio)

Germantown (See DaytOn. Ohio)

Girard (See Youngstown ·Warren, Ohio)

Glendale (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Grandview (See Col umbus, Ohio)

Granville (See Newark·Granville. Ohio)

Greenhills (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Greenville (See Dayton, Ohio)

Grove City (See Columbus, Oh io )

Groveport (See Columbus, Ohi o )

H amilto n (See Hamilton, Ohio)

Hilliards (See Columbus. Ohio)

Hubbard (See Y oungstown·Warren, Ohio)

Hudson (See Akron, Ohio)

rndi a n Hill (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Kent (See Akro n Ohio)

Ketter ing (See Dayton, Ohio)

l.akewood (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

Logan (See Athen s, Ohio)

Louisville (See Canton, Ohio)

Loveland (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Lyndhurst (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

M acedonia (See Cleveland Ea st. Ohio)

Mad eira ( See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Mapl e Heights (See Cleveland East , Ohio)

M ar iemo nt (See Cin cinnat i. Ohio )

Martins Perry (See Ohio Valley, Oh io)

Maumee (See T o led o. Ohio)

Mayfield H eights (See Cleveland East, Ohin)

Medina (See Akron. Ohio)

Med ay (See Dayton, Ohio)

Mentor (See Lake County, Ohio)

Mi am isburg (See D ay ton Ohio)

Middleport (See Athens , Ohio)

Milford (See Cincinnati. Ohio )

Mt. Health y (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Mt. Washington (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Nelsonville (See Athens, Ohio )

Newark (See Newark·Granville, Ohio)

New Carlisle (See D:1yto n, Ohio)

New Paris (See Richmond, Ind .)

N iles (See Y oungstow n·Warren, Ohio)

North Canton (See Canton, Ohio)

North College Hill ( See Cincinnati, Ohio)

North Olmsted (See ClevelJnd West. Ohio)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ak ron, Ohio-Mrs. Herm an Rockefeller, 643 Sunset View Dr., Akron, Ohio.

Norwood (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Oakwood (See Dayton, Ohio)

Olmsted F alls (See Cl eveland West, Ohio)

Orange (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Painesville (See lake County, Ohio)

Parma ( See West, Ohio) H eights (See Cleveland West, OhIO)

Pepper P ike (See Cleveland ElSt. Ohio )

Perrysburg (See Toledo, Oh io)

Philipsburg (See DaytOn, Ohio)

Pomeroy (See Athens. Ohio)

Re ynoldsburg (See Columbus. Ohio)

Rocky Ri ver (See Cleveland West, Ohio)

St. Clairsville (See Ohio Valley. Ohi o )

Shaker Heights (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Silver Lake (See Akron Ohio)

Sou th Charlesto n (See Springfield, Ohio)

Sou th Euclid (See Cleveland East, Ohio)

Spring Valley (See Dayto n , Ohio)

Springfield (See Springfield. Ohio )

Steubenville (See Ohio Valley, Ohio)

Stow (See Akron. Ohio)

Sylvania ( See T o ledo, Oh io )

T errace Park (See Ci ncinna ti, Ohio)

Tipp City (See D ayton. Oh io )

Toledo (See Toledo, Ohio)

Trotwood (See Daytn n. Ohio)

Troy (See Dayton, Oh io)

University H eights (See Cleveland Easl, Ohio)

Upper Arlington (See Columbus, Ohio)

Urbana (See Springfield, Ohio)

Vandalia (See Dayton. Ohio)

Wadsworth ( See Akro n , Ohio)

Warren ( See Y oungs town·Warren. Ohin)

Warrensville H eights (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

West Carrolton (See Dayton. Oh io)

West Millon (See Da yton, Ohio)

Westerville (See Columbus, Ohio)

Westlake (See Cleveland West, Oh in )

Whitehall (See Columbus, Ohio)

Wickliffe (See Lake Counly. Ohio)

Willoughby (See lake County, Ohi o)

Willowick (See lake County. Ohio)

Wilmington (See Dayton, Ohio)

Worthington (See Columbu5, Ohio)

Wyoming (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Yellow Springs (See Springfield. Ohio) Y oungs tow n (See Youngstown·Warren, Ohio)

Xeni a (See Dayton , Ohio)

Dayton, Ohio-Mrs. Charles W. Rob inson, 102 Cliff St., Da yton, Ohio 45401. Ham ilton , Ohio-Mrs. N. M. Adams, 9H lawn Ave., H amilton. Ath ens, Ohio-Mrs. D M. Goddard, W. Sta te St., Athen s, Ohio. Canton, Ohio-Mrs. F. J Strayer. 1404 26t h St ., N.W., Canton, Ohio 44709

Cincinnati, Ohio-Mrs. J ohn J Schiff, 1926 Beechgrove Dr., Ohio East, Ohio-Mrs. Richard H Stiffler, }064 Coleridge Rd ., CleveiaDd He ights, Ohio 4411S. West, Ohi o-Mrs. Gordon Sutton, E. Oviatt Rd., Bay Village 40, Ohio.

Columbus, Obio-Mn Ivor Young , 1620 Berkshire Rd ., Co· lumbus 21, Ohio

Ohio. ·Lake County, Ohio-Mrs. R. B. T illo tson, 1090 Bank St., Paines· ville, Ohio.

Newark, Granville, Ohio-Mrs. D on E. Smith, 49 13 St., Newark: Ohio.

Ohio ValieY, Ohio-Mary Ann West , 1031 Lind Ave. , Wh eeling. W.Va. Springfield, Ohio-Mrs. Eugene Pierce, 264 D ove r Rd., Spring · field, Ohio.

Toledo , Ohio-MIS. J ames A. Ganoom, 3567 Indian Rd., Toled o 6, Ohio. Youn gstown.Warren , Ohio-Miss Marie O'Rourke, 2866 Crescent Dr., N.E Warren, Ohio.

DELAWARE

All of of Dd.wue (Sec W ilmincton, Del.)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Wuhinston (Sec Washington, D .C.)

MARYLAND

Anrupolis (See Maryland D.C. Suburban)

Baltimore (See Baltimore, Md .)

Bethesda (See Maryland D,C. Suburban)

Catonsville (See Baltimore, Md .)

Chevy Chase (Washington, D.C.)

Cockeysville (See Baltimore, Md.)

Dundalk (See Bal tim ore Md.)

Enn: (Sec Balt imo re Md )

I.utherville (5ec a.himore, Md .)

Pikesville (Sec Haltrmo re, Md .)

Prince County (Sec M aryland D,C. Suburban)

Ruxton (Sec Baltimore, Md .)

Silver Spring (See Maryland D .C. Suburb.n)

Sudbrook Park (Sec Baltimore. Md .)

Timonium (Sec Baltimore. Md .)

T owson (See Baltimore, Md.)

Upper M ontgomery Coun ty (Sec M , uyland. D.C. Suburban)

NORTH CAROLINA

Chapel Hill (Sec Chlpcl Hill. N.C.)

Charlotte (See Charlone, N.C.)

Gutonia (See Charlotte. N.C.)

Pittsboro (Sec Chapel Hill, N.C.)

SOUTH Ct\ROLlNA

Cayce (See Columbia, S.C.)

DELTA PROVINCE

Columbi a (See: Columbia, S.C.)

Wen Columbia (Sec Columbia, S C .)

VIRGINIA

Alexandria \See Northern Va.)

Annandale See: Northern Va.)

Arlington (Sec Northern Va .)

Big Stone Gap (See: Blue R idg e. Tenn )

Bristol (Sec Blue Ridge. Tenn .)

Churchland (Sec Norfolk. Va .)

Dryden (Sec Blue Ridg,e, Tenn )

Fairfax (Sec N o rthern va.)

Falls ChUrCh (Sec No rthern Va )

Hamilton (See Northe rn Va )

Hampton Road s (Sec H ampton Road s, Va .)

Herndnn (Su Nnrthfrn Va )

I.manon (See Blue Rid,lte, Tenn .)

Lorton (See Northern Va )

McLean (Sec Northern Va )

Newport News (See: Hampton Roads, Va.)

Norfollc (See Norfollc} Va.)

Portsmou th (See: Nonollc, Va )

Richmond (Sec Richmond, Va )

Rnanoke (Sec Ro anoke , Va .)

Salem (Sec Roanoke Va )

Soringneld (Sec Northern Va .)

Vienna (Sec Northern Va .)

Vinton (Sec Roanoke, Va .)

Virginia Bea ch (See Norfollc, Va

WEST VIRGrNIA

Alderson (See Southern W V a.)

Beckley (See Southern W.Va.)

Bluefield (See Southern W,Va )

Bridgeport (Sec Clarksbur&, W.Va .)

Club. and Chairmen

Wuhingtnn. D.C. - Mrs Everett H utchinson, HOI Albt-rmarle St., \'Vuhinglon, D.C. 20016.

·Wilmington, Del.-Mrs. T. L. Cairns, Box 3947. Greenville, Del.

Bristol (Sec Clarlsburg, W.Va .)

Buckhannon (Sec Clarlcsbure, W.Va.)

Charleston (See:: Charleston, W,Va,)

Clarluburg (See Oarlubura, W.Va.)

Clendenin (See Chadesto n, W,Va.)

Dunbar (See Charleston, W.Va )

East Oank (See Charleston, W.Va.)

Fayettev ille (See Southern W Va.)

Grafton (See Clarksburg, W.Va.)

H in t on (See Sou thern W.Va )

LewisbuJl (See Southern W .Va )

Lumberport (Sec Clar!aburJl:, W.Va.)

Marmet (Sec Charleston. W,Va.)

Morgantown (Sec Morgantown , W.Va.)

Moundsville (See Ohio Valley. Ohio)

MI Hope (See Sou thern W Va.)

Mullins (See Southern W. Va )

Nitro (See Charleston, W Va )

Oakhill (See Southern, W Va .)

Philippi (See Clarluburg, W Va )

Princeton (See Southern W.Va.)

Ra inelle (See Southern W.Va )

Roncevorte (See Southern W Va )

St Albans (See Charleston. W.Va )

Salem (See Clarksburg , W, V a.)

Shinnston (See Clarksburg W.Va.)

South Charleston (See Charleston, W.Va )

Weirton (See Ohio V a lley , Ohio)

Welch (Sec Sou thern W.Va.)

Wellsburg (Sec Ohio Valier, Ohio)

West Union (Sec Clarksburg, W.Va )

Wheeling (See Ohio Valley, Ohio)

Weston (Sec Cla rksburg. W Va.)

White Sulphur Springs (See Southern W.Va.)

Wilsonburg (See Cl arksburg, W.Va.)

Northern, Va .-Mrs H E J ohnson, 207 Capitnl View Dr ., Mclean, Va

Norfolk, Va .-Mrs A. Lee Smith, 6109 Powhatan Ave., Norfolk, V •.

Baltimore. Md.- Mrs. R. W. Pittman, 1701 Waverly Way, Balti more, Md. Richmond , Va.- 1hs. A. T. H amilton, Jr. , 4210 Smithdale Ave ., Richmond. Va, M aryla nd, D.C Suburban (Bethesda , Chevy Chase)-Mrs Ri chard L. Perry, 3203 Thornapple SI., Chevy Chase U. Md .; (Silver Spring)-Mrs. C. L. Rakow. 10406 Hayes Ave Silver Spring, Md .; (Prince Georges County)-Miss Eliubeth Bro"'n. 4704 Fordham Rd College Park. Md.; (Upper M ontgomery County)-Mrs. J E. Sante, 128000 Atlantic Ave .• R ockville, Md

Ro anoke, Va .-MI1. Charles Mayhew, 112 Serpentine Rd. , Roan oke, Va Chuleston, W Va .-Mrs. H arry Br aw ley , 1'34 Bedford Rd Charleston. W.Va. Clubburg, W.Va.-Mrs. Carleton C. Wood, 2)2 Cur Ave Clalkshurg. W.Va. Hill , N.C.-Mrs. Durward T. Robcru, 779 Old Mill Rd ., Chapel Hill , N.C.

Charlotte. N.C.-Mrs. J ohn D Leak , Llewellyn Pl ace, Char· lotte, N.C. Columbia, S.C.-Mrs. James Covington, 4100 Kil bourne Rd Columbia. S C, Hampton Roads, Va.-Mrs. H O. Kem p, I} Beverly H ills Dr , Newport N"'s, Va.

MICHIGAN

Ada (See Grand Rapids, MIch )

Al len Park (Sec Detroit, Mich.)

Ann Ar bor (Sec Ann A rbor, MIch.)

Augusta (Sec Southwestern, M ich.)

Battle Creek (See Southwestern. M ich.)

Berkeley (See: North Woodward, Mi ch.)

Birmin(tham (Sec Bloomfield H ills, M ich.)

Bloomfield Hill s (See: Bloomfield H ills, Mich.)

Brooklyn (See J aclcson. Mi ch.)

Chelsea (Sec Ann Arbor , Mich.)

Clark Lake (Sec Jaclcson, Mich .)

Clawson (See North Woodward. M ich.)

Cranbroolc (See Bloomfield Hills , M ich.)

Dearborn (See Detroit. Mich.)

Detroit (See either Odroit or Grosse Pointe. Mich.)

Dener (Sec Ann Arbor, Mich.)

East Grand Rapids (Sec Grand Rapids, Mich )

East Lansing (Sec Lansing-East Lansing, Mich.)

FarmingtOn (5« Detroit, M ich'J

Ferndale (5« North Wood"-If Mich )

M OflUn town , W.Va.-Mrs. J ohn L. Wildman, )12 Grand St Morganto w!!, W Va. Southern W VI.-

MI1 Helen P ierpont, 2822 Bland Rd Bluefield , W.Va. (Bluefield, Alde rson. Hi nton. Princcton, Roncevorte. Welch) MI1 Winifred Sayre, 411 W oodl""n Ave., Beckley, W.Va. (Beckley. Mt H ope. Oak Hill)

EPSILON PROVINCE

Franklin (See H ills. M ich

Garden City (See M ich )

Graod Hlven (Sec Grand Rapid!. M ich.)

Grand Rapi ds (See Grand Ra oids. M ich )

Grandville (See: Grand Rapids M ich )

Grus Lake (Sec Jad son. Mi ch )

Grosse Pointe (See Grosse Poin te M ich )

Grosse Pointe City (See Grosse Poin te, M ich. )

Grosse Pointe Farms (See Grosse Pointe, M ich.)

Grosse Pointe Parle (See Grosse Poin te M ich.)

Grosse Pointe Shores (See Grosle Pointe. Mi ch.)

Grosse Pointe Woods (See Grosle Pointe, Mich.)

Harper Woods (See Grosse Pointe. Mich.)

Haul Park (See North Woodward, Mich ) Hlcko,", Corners (Sec South" estern. MICh )

Holland (Sec Grand Rapids. M ich.)

Howell (See Ann Arbor, Mich.)

H un ti",lon Woods (Sec North Wood· ward, Mich.)

Inkster (See Detroit. M ich )

Jackson (See: Jackson, Mich ) k ill,ltswood School (See: Bloomfield H ill! , Mich .)

Lans ing (See I.ansin, East Lan sing , M ich.)

Lathrop Village (See Bloomfield H ilb, Mich .)

tincoln Park (See Detl oit, Mich.)

Livonia (See Detroit, Mich.)

Madi son Heighu (Sec North Woodward, M ich.)

Man chester M ich. (See: Ann Arbor, Mich .)

Marshall (See South"'estern. M ich.)

Michig an Center (See Jaclcson. M ich.)

Nankin (See Delloit. Mich )

Niles. Mich. (See South Bend·Mishawaka, Ind .)

OU Park (See North Woodward. Mich.)

Okemos (See lansing-Eut I.ansin&, M ich.)

Parma (See Ja ckson, M ich.)

Pleasant RidA:e (North Woodward, M ich )

Plymouth (See Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Redford (Sec Dcuoit. Mich.)

Rochester IScc Bloomfield H ills, Mich.)

Rockford Sec Grand }Upjd•• M ich.) Ito,. Oak (Sec North Woodward, M ich.) St a.ir Shores (See Grout Po int e. M ich.)

Sou thfield (5« BJoom6cld Hill. or North Woodward, Mich.)

South Lyon IS« Ann Arbor Mich.) $prinafidd Sec Dttto it. Mich.} Lake (Sec Graod Rapids. Mich .) T ro y (Sec BlOomfield Hill1', Mich.) Whitmore Lake (See Ann A rbor, M ich ) Yps ib nti (Sec Ann A rbor, M ic h )

CANADA

A&iD('Ourt, Dowio (See Toronto, Ont , Canada) AncHtct. Ontario (5«: H amilto n, Ont ., Canada) Burli.D&ton, Ontario (S« H amilto n Ont .• un.d.) Dundu\ Onurio (See H amilton. Ont • Un.a.) Hamilton , Ontuio (See Hamilton, Onl.. Can.d.) K ina, Onurio (Sec Toronto , Onl .. un · .da) London, Onluio (See Londo n, Ontario, unad.)

CLUBS AND CHAIRMEN

Map le, Onurio em T oronto. Ont., Can· ada) OalcviUc. Ontario (S« T oro nto, Ont , Canada) Port Credit, Ontario. (See Toronto, Ont , CanIda) Ri chmond Hills, Ontario (See Toronto, Canada) Stoncrcreck. Dnurin (Sec H amilton, Ont ., Canad.) Thornhill. Ontario (See T om oto. Ont Canada) Toronto. Ontario (Set Toronlo, Onl ., Canada)

Ann Ar bo r Mic h.-Mrs L. H.rt Wri,hl. 3079 E:lmoor. An n Arbor. Mich. Grosse Pointe, M ich.-Mrs. J ohn King , 40, Lakeland. Grosse Pointe, M ich. <18230

Bloom6eld H ilb. B irmi"8ham, M ich .-Birmilliham-Groves H iah School, Mrs H ar,.,- Vibbert. 18 2·" Bucli ngbam, B irmina ham_ Mich.- Birminaham -Sabolm Hiah School, MIs Don P. Voelker, 283 Ti lburr Rd , Birmina ham Mich.; Bloomfield H ills H ia h School, Mn. Edward Barrett, Pine Tree Tri a l, Bloomfield H ill, M ich.; Kinaswood School-Cranbrook. Mn G T Christi.nsen, F.irhs Rd ., B irminaham, Mich.; Southfield H iah School , Mrs A. E L ittle, 18764 D olores, Lathrup ViII.ge, M ich. ; Rochester H igh Schoo l, Ml1. Arth ur Brennan, 674 W. H.mlin , Roc hester l Mich. j ackson, M ich.-Mn. Hugh D. Federer, 1711 Maybr ook Blvd ., j ackson, Mich.

Ddroit [)earbom, Mi ch.-Mr• • L. E Poerr, Jr , 168}4 Sh aftsbu rr, Detroit 19 Mich.

Gr.nd Rlpid's, Mich .-Mrs . Richard A. Wehrenbera, 2602 Pred · erick Dr ., S E., Grand R.pids 6, Mich

INOlANA

Alb"ny (Sec Muncie Ind. )

A nderson (Sec Anderson, Ind 'l

Bedford (Sec Bloomiosto n, In )

Beech Groye (See Indi . n. po lis, lnd .) Bloomfield (See BloomiftJ:ton, Ind 'J Bloominaton (See Bloomm8 10n, In )

Boonville (See Southwestern Ind.)

Boston (See Richmo nd , I nd.) Brazil (See Greencastle , Ind.)

Bristo l (See Elkhart, Ind.)

Cambridae City fSee Richmond, Ind. ) ISec Indllnapo lis, I nd } Cen tervi Ie (See Richmond. In . ) Cliffo rd (Sec Columbus. Ind .) C linton (See Terre H aute, I nd ) Columbus (See Columbus, Ind ) Connersville (See Rich mond. Ind.) Crown Point (See G.rr, Ind.) East Oicago (See Hamm ond, I nd. ) Edinbura ( See Pranklin, Ind .) Elkhart ISee Elkhart, I nd.) E osvil e (Sec Sou th western Ind .' Ft W.yne (See Fl W. yne \ Ind .) Franklin (See Franklin, Ina ) Guy G • ..,. lod.\ Goshen (See Elkbart. nd ) Gtuncastle (See Greencast le , Ind. ) Grecns burK (See Sou theastern Ind . ) Greenwood (See Prankl in, Ind .)

Lans ina ·EISI Lansina, M ich.-Mrs. R ichard j o hnson , 623 W.Ibridge Dr , Eut Lansing, Mi ch. North Woodward-Mrs. Byron R. Converse , 22n6 Metamora Dr., Birminabam. Mich. Southwestern M ich.-Mrs. Donald Keato n, 209 Count,.,. Club Blvd .! Battle Ctttk , M ich. --Hamilton, Ontario-Mrs. C. B. Schmuck, Bo][ 42 9, A ncuter, Ontario Can.

London, bnlario-M iss j ulie McCallum. un M cClure Dr ., Lon· d on, Ontario, Can.

ZETA PROV INCE

Griffith (See Hammond, Ind ) Hagerstown (Sec Richmond, lnd ) H.IImmond (Sce Hammond, Ind ) H.IIrtford City (See Munci e. Ind .) Hishl.llnd (See H.mmond, Ind ) Hoba rt (Sec Garr, Ind'l Hope (See Columbus, nd.) Indi.lln.llpolis (See Indian apo lis. Ind ) J.II sonvilJ e (See Bl oo minaton, Ind , )

Kokomo (Sec Kokomo, Ind 'l

Lafayett e (Sec lafayette , In )

u.wrence (See Ind ia na poli. , Ind , )

Liberty (See Richmond. Ind )

Linton (See Bloomington, Iod )

Martinsville (See Bl oominston, Ind )

Milroy (Sec Southeastern Ind .)

Milton (Sec R ich mond . Ind . )

Mishawak. (See South Bend Mi.hawaka, Ind. )

Mourlt Vernon (Sec Southwestern Ind )

Muncie (See Muncie, Ind )

Munster (See H ammo nd, Ind )

New Augusta (See Ind ianapolis, Ind'l New Hannony (See Southwestern In )

N H.ven (Sec Ft W.yne, Ind.)

Nrwcutle (See Muncie, Ind )

Noblenille (See Indi.napolis, Ind.)

Oakland City (See Southweste rn Ind.)

Ogden Dunes (See Garr. Ind .) Owensville (See Southwestern. Ind.)

Club s and Cha irm en

Anderson, I nd - Mrs James Wessac, 1222 Nichel An ., AnderJOn, Ind

Parker (See Muncie I nd.)

Peru (See Kokomo , Ind )

Petersburg (See Southwestern Ind.l

Port.llge (See Gary, Ind )

Poseyvill e (See Southwestern Ind )

PrinceeQD (See Southwestern Ind.)

R ichmon d (See R ichmo nd , Ind .)

Roanoke (See Pt W.yne. Ind )

Ru,hville (See Southeastern In )

SI Paul (See Southeastern Ind )

Seymour (See Bloom.ington. Ind )

Shelbyville (See Southeastern Ind.)

South Bend (See South Bend Mishawaka, (Ind.)

Southport (See In dianapolis. Ind.)

Speedway (See lo dian.polis, Ind.)

Sull ivan (Sec Terre H au te In d.)

Terre H.ute (See Terre Haute, Ind .)

Tipton {See Kokomo, Ind )

Val paraiSO (See G arr, Ind )

Waldron (S« Soulheastern Ind.)

West Ldayette (Sec Laf.yette Ind .)

West Tern Haute (Sec Terre Ha ute. Ind )

Westfield (See Indianapolis , Ind )

Whiteland (See Pranklin. Ind.)

Wbitina (See Hammond, Ind.) Yo rktown (See Muncie. Ind ) Z ionsv ille (See Indian.polis, Ind . )

Indianapo li'l Ind.-Mrs. William B Chattin, <l8n Cavendish , Indianapo is , Ind. Bl oomi n8ton, Ind.- M rs. Vernon H uffm an , 24n Maxwell Lane. Bloomin8ton Ind Columbus, Ind .-Mrs . Ric hard C. Tho mpson, 2322 T imbe rcrest Dr., Co lum bus, In d. 47 201 Elkhart, Ind.- Mrs W. G. Krumwied e, <1109 Windin8 W aters lane Elkhart , I nd. Po rt Wayne, IDd .-Mn. Oa,id Au r 811 W. Rudisill, Ft Wlrne Ind Pranklin, Ind .-Mrs. j. Riehl Vand ivier, 228 N Ma in St ., Franklin, Ind Garr, Ind .-Miss Louise Eli.h., 2201 W. )7th An Garr. Ind. Gteencutl e , Ind.-Mrs. Edward Wood, 304 Greenwood Ave , Grecncutle, ID<!:. -Hammond. Ind -Mrs. james Snook, 1'20 Twelve Oaks. M un · 'ter , Ind.

Kokomo , Ind.-Mrs. Jerry Anderson, 726 J ames Dr., Koko mo , Ind. lafayette j I nd.-Mrs , Robert Fell, 150 1 Central. l afayette, Ind Muncie , nd .-Mrs , Pritz Ernst 2927 University. Muncie Ind Richmond, Ind.- Ml1 j oseph Zore , 2603 Reevcston Rd , Ri ch· mond. Ind South Bend Mi.hawak.ll. Ind.-Miss j udy H uehes, 122 S. Ell .· worth PI., Sou th Bend, In d. Southeastern, Ind.-Mrs. Richard Moster. R.R. 4, Ru shvill e. I nd. ' Sou thwestern Ind.-Mrs. Alan Winaloq, 1" '0 Greenfield Rd , Eunn'ille, Ind. Terre Ha ut e, Ind.-Mrs. Chules Pot hs. 61" Center, Terre Ha ute, lod

-Toronto, Ontario-Mrs Clive Ch.llrnbedain, , Sultan St., T o ronto " Ontario, un.

KENTUCKY

Alexandfia (S« Cincinn:ui. Ohio)

Anchou.ic (See Louisville, Ky .)

Bueche l (See Louisville, Ky )

Covington (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Cynthia (Sec Lexington, K y.)

Danville (Sec Lnington , Ky.)

Fern Creck (5« Louisville, Ky .)

FL Mitchell (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Ft Thomas (Sec (lncinnalikOhio)

Frankford (Sec Lesington. y.)

Georgetown (Sec Lexington, Ky .)

Jeffersontown (See Louis ville, Ky .)

l.ancastcr (See Lexington, Ky .) Lexington (See Lexington, K y.)

Louisvill e (See Louisville, Ky ) Lydon (5cc Louisville, Ky )

ETA PROVINCE

MI. Sterling (Sec LCJ:ington, Ky.)

Newport ( See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Paris (See Lex ingto n, Ky.)

Richmond (See Laington, Ky.)

Stanford (See Lcx in&to n, Ky.)

Vcrsaillts (Sec Lexingto n, Ky.)

TENNESSEE

8udet! (See Memphis, Tenn )

Bolton (Sec Memphis, Tenn.)

Brentwood (Sec Nashville, Tenn , )

Bristol (Sec Blue Ridge, Tenn.}

Chattanooga (See ChaltaOOOMa, Tenn

C1evc:land (Sec Chattanooga, Tenn .)

CollierviJle (Sec Memphis, Tenn.l

Donc:lson (See Nashville, Tenn.)

Dyersburg (Sec Memphis, Tenn )

Frank lin (Sec Nashville, Tenn .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Lex ing ton, Ky,-Mrs. T. C. Nugent, 721 Al bany Rd., Lexington, K y.

Louisv ille, K y.-Miss Susan Althaus, 2740 Frankfort Ave., Louis· ville, Ky. 40 206.

Blue Ridge , Tenn - Mrs. J ames R. BUfc h, 1517 Grecnfic:ld Ave , Kingspo rt, Tenn.

Chattanooga, Tenn.-Miss Caro l Anderson, 4101 Wiley Ave., Chattanooga. Tenn.

ALABAMA

Birmingham (Sec Birmingham, Ala .)

Huntsville (See H untsville , Ala.)

Mobile (Sec Mobile, Ala ,)

Montgomery (See Montgomery, Al a.(Anita Van de Voort Hudson)

Prattsville (Sec Montgom ery. Ala.(Anita Van De Voort Hudson)

T UKa lvusa, (Sec: TusealUllsa, Ala.)

FLORIDA

Apalachacola (See Tallah assee. Fla.)

Apopka (Sec Oriando·Winter Park, Fla.)

Atlantic Beach (Sec Jacksonville. Fla )

Bal Hubour (Sec MIami, Fla.)

Belleair (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Boynton 8c:ach (See West Palm Be3 ch, Fla.)

Carol City (See Miami. Fla.)

Carrabelle (Sec Talbhassec:, Fla )

Clearwater (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Clearwater Beach (See Clearwater. Fla .)

Coconut Grove (Sec M iami. Fla .)

Coral Gables (See Miami. Fla .)

Dania (See HoIIYll'ood. Fla .)

Deerfield Bea ch (Sec Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.)

Dc:lra,. Beach (Sec Ft uuderdale, Fl a. )

De Funiac (Sec: Pensacola. FII.)

De Land (Sec De Land, Fla )

Dunedin (Sec Clearwater, Fla.)

Eglin Fic:ld (Sec: Pensa co la, Fla.)

Ft. Lauderdale (See Ft Lauderdale, Fla.)

Ft. Walton (See Pensacola, PII )

Gainesville (Sec: Gainesville, FII.)

Golden Bea c h (Sec: Miami, Fla .)

Gulfport (Sec: St. Petersburg, Fla )

Haines City (See Lakc:llnd l Fla.)

Hallandale (Sec: Hollywooa, Fla.)

Harbor Bluffs (Sec Clearwater, Fl a. )

Havana (Sec: Tallahassc:e, 'Fla.)

Hialeah (See Miami, Fh.)

Hilsboro Beach (See FI. Laud e rlale, FII. )

H o llywood (Sec H ollywood, Fla .)

Fuyser (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Gatlinburg (See: Little Pigeon, Tenn.)

Germantown (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Hixon (See Chattanooga, Tenn.)

J oh nson Gty (Sec Blue Tenn.)

kingsport (Sec Blue Ridae. Tenn.)

KnoxviJle (Sec: Knoxville, Tenn .)

Lookout Moutain (See Chillanooaa, Tenn )

M :lryville (See K noxvill e, Tenn .)

Memphis (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Millington (5« Memphis, Tenn )

Nashville (Sec Nashville, Tenn.)

Oak Ridge (Sec Knoxville, Tenn.)

Raleigh (Sec Memphis. Tenn.)

Seviervill e (See Little Piscon, Tenn.)

Sisnal Mountain (Sec Chattanooaa, 'tenn )

Whitehaven (Sec: Memphis, Tenn .)

Knoxville, Tenn.-Mrs. j ohn F. Christopher, 1313 Timbc:rarove Dr., Knoxville Tenn, • Little Pigcon , tenn.-Mn. Ralph Lawson, Gatlinburg, Tenn. Memphis. Tenn. - Mrs. J D. Upshaw, 4)30 AldersMate, Memph is 17 , Tenn

Nashville, Tenn.-Mrs. Jerry B. Murff, Jr , Linco ln Ct ., Nashville, Tenn. }720).

THETA PROVINCE

H omestead (See Milmi, Fla.)

I ndian Rocks Beach (See Clearwater, Fll.)

CkSOnVille (Sec: Jacksonville, Fla.)

acksonvi lle Beach (See j acksonville, Fla )

endall (Sec: MiamI, Fla.)

Key Biscayne (Sec Miami, Fla.

Kissimmec: (See Orlando·Wmter Park, Fla.)

Lake Alfred (See Lakeland, Fla.)

Lakc:land (See Lakc:land, Pia,)

Lake P ark (Sec West Palm Beach, Fla.)

Lake Worth (See West Palm Beach, Fla.)

Larso (See Cleal'W'ater, Fla.)

Lutz (See Tam pa, Fla.)

MadeIra Beach (Sec: St. Petersburg, Fla.)

Maitland (Sec: Oriando Winter Park, Fla.)

Mandarin (Sec: J acksonville, Fla )

Margate (See Ft. Lauderdale, FII )

Miami (Sec: Miami, Fla

Miami Beac h (Sec Miami , Fla.)

Miami Shores (Sec Miami, Fla.)

Miami Springs (Sec MiamI, Fia )

Milton (Sec: Pensacola , Fla.)

Monticello (See Tallihauec:, Fla )

Neptune Beach (See h cksonville, Fla .)

North Miami (Sec Miami, FII )

North Miami Beach (Sec Miami , Fla .)

North Palm Buch (Sec West Palm Beach, Fla.)

Ocala (Sec: Ocala, Fla )

Opa Locka (Sec: Miami, FII.)

Orlando (See Oriando·Winter Park, Fh.)

Palm 8c:ach (Sec: West Palm Beach , Fla )

Pensacola (Sec: Pensacola, Fla .)

Perrine (See Miami. Fla )

Plantation (Sec Ft Lauderdale, Fla )

Pompano Beach (Sec Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. )

Ponte Vc:-dra Beach (Sec: ja cksonvilk, Fla. )

Quincy (See Tallahassee, Fla.)

Redington Beach (See St. Petersburg, Fla. )

Redington Shores (See St Petersbura , Fla )

Clubs and Chairmen

Birmingham, Ala .-Mrs Robert E Peebles, 20)2 0 ulKUtcr Rd , Birmingham 9, Ala.

Huntsville, Ala .-Mrs Robert Marobn, }-lOS Oakwood Ave ., N.W., Huntrtille, Ala. Mobile , Ala.-Miss Jol ec:n Hukins, 26 BlaclclawD, Mobile. Ala. Mont&omerr, Ala.-Mrs. Wm. S. Brewbaker, Jr., n36 M idfiel d Dr., Montaomerr, All.

Riviera Beach (Sec: West Palm Beach, Pia.)

St. Petersburg (Sec St. Petersburg, Pia.)

St. Petersburg Beach (See St. Petersburg , Fla.)

Sebring (See Lakc:land, Fla.)

South Miami (Sec: Miami, Fla.)

Surfside (Sec: Miami, F la.)

T a llahassee (Sec

Tampa (See Tampa , Fla.)

Templ e·Terrace (See Tampa, Fla.)

Treasure Island (See St. Petersburg, Fla )

Warrington (See Pensacola, Fla.)

West Hollywood (See H ollywood , Fla.)

West Mi ami (See Miam i. Fla.)

West: Palm Beach (Sec: West l>alm Beach, Fla.)

Winter H ave n (See Lakeland, Fla.)

Winter Park (Sec: Orlando ·Winter Palk, Pia.)

GEORGIA

Athens (Sec Atlanta, Ga.)

Atlanta (Sec Atl anta, GI )

Brookhaven (See Atlanta, Ga.)

Chamb lee (Sec Atlanta, Ga.)

College Park (Sec Atlanta, Ga.)

Decatur (Sec Atlanta, Ga.)

Doraville (Sec Atlanta, Ga )

East Point (See Atla nta, Ga.)

Elbc:rtson (Sec Atlanta, Ga )

Forest Park (See Atlanta, Ga .)

Hapeville (Sec Atlanta, Ga )

H artwell (Sec Atlanta, Ga .)

Lexington (See Atlanta. Ga )

Marietta (See Atlanta, Ga.!

Monroe: (Sec Atllnta, Ga.

Roswell (Sec At lanta, Ga. SandT Springs (Sec Atlanta..t. Ga )

Savannah (See Savannah, lJa

Smyna (See Atlanta, Ga.)

Social Circle (See Atlanta, Ga )

Stone Mountam {Sec Atlanta, Ga

Tucker (See Atllnta, Ga.)

Muscle Sboals, A11.-Mrs Robert J. Carson, lOl N. Wlter St ., Tu.scumbia, Ala.

Tuscaloosa, Ala.-Mrs Gordon Conner, 41 Woodrid&e. Tusca· 100$.1, Ala Clearwater, Fla.-Mrs Danic:l W Carlisle, 2079 Bumice Dr , Clearwlter, F11

-DeLand, Fla.-Mrl. H W. J oblUOn. '419 S. Stone SI.. Deland, FII

Od.ndo.Winter Park. FIa .-Mn Larry Beaty, 1817 H. cknct, Orl.ndo , Fla Pensacol. , FIs .-Md L C. P.rb, 944 F. irY.y Dr , Pcna.cola, F

Fon Lauderdale, Fla.-Mn. G W. WelYer, 1001 W. Tropicsl War, Fort lauderdale Fla Gainsy,lIe. fll .-Mn Walter E MUfllbr«. 1040 N.E. )th Ter Gainen iUe, Fla. , St Pctcrsburc, Fla. - Miss Sue \VatU, 1)6 R amon W.y, 51. Pden· bur&, Fla FI •.- Mn Funk K Holt. 8Q6 J acqudin e Lane , TaU.hass«, Fla.

• H olI .,.ood, Fla - Mn A C. Duda, }410 St. , H olI,.· wood , Pia J ac kto nville, Fla.-Mn . WJiliam Winc, }9)8 DIttSa Blvd . , J ack . 50nville 10, fla.

lakel.nd. PII .-Mn Robert M Akcy, lJ}) Ruot)' Rd ., Lake · land, Fla. Miami, Fla.- Mr•. M cHenry Hamlltoo, J r., 1207 Mariob Ct .• Coul Gables, Fl •. Oc.la Marion Cav.nty , FI •.- Mrs W. F Bo cn. 1""'42 Duval Rd

T.mp., fla.- Mn Chules G. MulleD, Jr., HOI Mv.llen An , Tamp. 9, Fla. West P.lm Beach, FI • -Miss Robi n D. R ickrtt, 226 Pv.litan Rd , West Palm Jkach, Fl •

Atl anta. G •. - M is. C.fJ'1 Lenahan nd M ias Glenda Po ers, )0) Ph .rt Rd 'J.,.N. W ., A pt. )1, AtI.nt.), Ga Sav.nnah, u • - Mrs Bevet ly W Shimkus. 2314 Camellia Ct ., Savannah Ga. Oc.i • Fla

ILLINOIS

Abin&d o n (See Galn bura , JlI.)

Aledo (See M onmouth. 11 1.)

Aleunde r (Sec J .c1t1onville. 111 ./ Alt on Ahoo Edward.ville, J I.) Ari in& ton Heiahu Ar lin& ton Heiahtl. 11 1.)

Aurora (See Fox Riyu V.lley. 111.)

Avon (See A,on·Bushndl. III .) Batavi. (Sec Fox River V.lle,.. III.)

BUldsto n (Sec Sprin&ficld. III.)

Bement (5« Dtcatu r. JlI.)

Btth.lto (Alton ·Ed ardsyilit Ill.)

Bethanr (Sec Dec.tur, III )

Bi&&sville (Set: Monmouth, JlI.)

B lffFington ( Sec Bloomin&ton·Normal, Island (Sec Chica&o Sou th, III.)

Blue Mound (Sce Decatur. 111.)

Bondville (Sec Ch.mpaian U,bana, 111.)

Brooklitld (Sec Chicqo West Suburb.n. III )

Bushntll (Sec Avon Bushndl III.J Calumet City (Sec Hammonn, In Cameron (Sec G.lcsbur&, III.)

Canto o (See Ptari., Ill.)

Carthaae (Set: Burlington, Iowa)

Champ.i,n (Sec Ch.mp.ian Urban., III.) (Sec Jackson vi lle, Ill .)

Ch ap in (Sec Ill.)

Chicago (City schools south lec Chic.go Sou th Ill. city schoo ls, consult Stale Ree Chrm Suburb. n Chicqo sec Chic.,o West Suburban, South Suburb.n Chi"ao, or Oak Puk Riv er Porest. 111.)

Chicqo Heiahts (Sec Sou th Suburban Chicqo, III ) Chi ll icothe (Sec Peoria. III.)

Clarendon H ills (See H insdale T o nship. II I.)

Coal V.IIC'J' (5« Tri City, Ill.) Concotd (Sec J acksonyiUe. Ill.) Con&rtss P.rk (5« Chicago West Subur · b.n Ill ) (Sec South Suburb.n Chicalo, Ill Decatur (See Ikcatur. III .)

OC'Crlitld (Sec Nonh Shore. Il l.) Des Pl aine, (Sec Puk Ridge-D es Plaines II I. )

Dol ton (Sec Sout h Suburban. Ch;cl.lo, 11 1. ) Downers Groye (Sec H insd.le Township Ill ) , East Al to n (Sec Alton·Ed ardsville Ill.)

Eas t Mo lin e (Sec Tri City. Ill ) Eas t Peoria (Sec Peori., Ill.)

Ed ardsYilie (5« Alton Ed udsvillt III .) , Elk G rove (5« Ar lin&ton Heiahts. III.) Elmhurst (Sec OuPage Co unty III.) Elmwood (5ce Oak Park Ri ve r For· est. III . )

Ev.nsl on (Sec North Shor e, Junior JII ) Evefarecn P.rk (Sec Chicaao South ' III .) Parmington (Sec Peoria, III ) , Flosl.tnOO t (S« Sou th Suburban Ch inlo III ) •

IOTA PROVINCE

Forest Park (Sec Oak Puk River Fo rtst. Ill )

Frankfort (Sec J o liet, m.)

Galesbura (5« C.lesbura , III )

Geneva (Sec Pox River V all C'J', 111.)

Glencoe (See N orth Shore 11 1.)

Ellyn (Sec Dup.,e County. Ill .)

Glenview (Sec North Short, Junio l Il l.) Godfrq A lton·Edwa rdsvllle, II I.)

GrecnYleW' (See Sprin&litld, III .)

HarvC'J' (See South Suburb.n Chicago. 111.)

H azdcre:st (See South Suburban. Chicaao. III.

Highland Park (Sec North Shore , III )

Hinsdale (5« H insdale T ownship Ill )

Homc'Wood (Sec Sou th Suburb.n Chicl.lo, Ill .) (Sec J .cksonville Il l.)

ol iet ( Sec Joli et , Ill.)

enilw orth (Sec North Sho re, III.)

K irkwood (Sec Mo nmouth, 11 ) (5« Galesbura , II I.)

la Grange See Chicago West Suburban Ill.)

La Grange Park (Sec Chicl.lo W6t Subur· ban , 111.)

Bl uff (Sec Lake County. 111.)

Lake Forest (Sec N orth Shore. III .)

Lansing (Sec H ammond. Ind.)

Libertyvill e (Sec Lak e County. 111.)

Lin coln wood (Sec Ch icl&o N o rth , III.)

Litt le Yo rk (Sec Mo nmouth, JlI.)

Lockport (S« Jo l iet , 111.)

Lombard DuPaae Count y. 11 1.)

M acon (S« Decatur. 111.)

O.k P.rk (Ste Oak Park River Forest, III .)

Olympi. Fields (S« South Suburban, Chicl&o, Ill.)

Oquawlu. (Sec Burlington, lo a)

Orland Park (See Chicago Southl Il l.)

Pal.tine (See AJ-lincton Hei&hts, I I.)

Palos Park (See Cbicl.lo South III.)

Park Forest (Sec South Suburban Chicaao. III.)

Park "R id&e (Sec Park Rid&e·Dcs PI .ines. 111.)

PekiD lSee Peoli•• III )

Peoria See Peoria , Ill.)

Peoria H eiahtl (Sec Peo ri •. 111 .)

Petersbura: (Sec Sprin&lidd, III )

PI.i ofidd (Sec / o liet , Ill .)

Pleasant Plai ns Sec Springfidd, Ill.)

Prospect Heiahtl (Sec Ari inato n He ia htl, Ill. )

Quincy (Sec Quincy, Ill.)

Rantoul (Sec Champaign·Urbana, III.)

Raritao (Sec M onmouth III .)

Riverdale (Sec South Suburban Chic.go, Ill, )

R ivet Forest (5« Oak Park·River Forest, III. )

Riv ers idt ( Sec Chicago Wcst Suburba n III )

Rockrord (Sec Rockford. Ill.)

Roc: k Isla nd (See T,i Citr, 111.)

Ro lling Meado ws (Sec Arlington Hdah ts 111.)

Roodhouse (Sec J acksonville, III.)

Roscoe (Sec Rockford , JIl ) (Sec Monmouth , III.)

Mah omet (Sec Ch mp.ign Urbana. Ill.)

Manhatt an (See J ol iet. 1lI ./

Maquo n Ga eshurg, II )

Maywood (Sec Oak Puk ·River Fores t III. )

Mtlrosc P ark (5« Oak Park R iver Forest Ill.)

Milan (Sec Tri City , 111.)

M inooka (Seel,loliet. III )

Mokena (See o lirt, Il l.)

Moline (See ri ·City. II I , )

Monmouth Monmouth, Ill )

M o rris (Sec Joliet. Ill.)

Mo rton (Sec P eori., Ill )

Mo rto n G ro ve (Sec Chi cl80 N orth, 111.)

Mt Prospect (Sec Arl inaton H eigh ts, Il l.)

Mt Zio n (Sec Decatur. III , )

Mo caqua (See Deca tur. 111. )

Mundelein (Sec L.ke Co unt,.. III.)

Napervill e (See Chicl&o West Suburban III ) •

New Berlin( See Spr inafiel d 11 1. )

New Lenox (Sec J oliet , Il l.)

Nia nt ic (Sec Decatu r, 11 1.)

Niles North Ill )

Normal (Sec Blooming ton No rm.l. 111.)

Northbrook (Sec North Sho re. J unior, 111.)

N o rthfield (Sec North Sho re, TIl.)

Oa k Brook (Sec Township. III.)

Oak I a n (Sec Chic.ao Sou t h, 111.)

Club. and Chairmen

Ron nn. (Sec Alton·Edwardsvllle, II I.) (Sec J.cksonville , Ill )

St Ch.rles (Sec Fox ruyer V.lle" JlL)

Seato n (Sec M onmou th. 111 ./

ShdbYV Ilie (Sec Decatur, II )

Silvi, (Sec Tr j·City. 111.)

Skokie (Sec Chicago North. 111.)

South H o lland (Sec South Suburban. Chi· caBO 111.) (Sec III.)

T.,.l o rv ilie (xc Dec.tur , 111.)

Tolona (See Champ.ian Urban., III.)

Urba na Champ.ign Urb.na, JII .)

Villa Pa rk (S« Couoty, Ill .)

Virainia (Sec Ill.)

Wuhin&ton (See Pcoria. Ill.)

Waukegan (Sec Lake County, III.)

Wenona (See Peo ria, Il l.)

Western Splinas (Sec Chicago West Sub· urb.n or Hinsdale Township, Ill.)

Wtstmont (Sec C hi cago West Suburban. III. )

Wheaton (5« M ilto n T ow nship. III )

Wheclina (Sec Arlington He iahu. III. )

Whi tth a ll (Sec Jaclcsonv ill t JlI.)

Wilmrttt Shore, 111.)

Wil m incton (Sec J oliet Ill )

W inchester (Sec Ja cksonvillt. Ill.)

Winnetka (Sec North Il l.)

Wood River (Sec Alton·Ed uds vi lle, Ill.)

Zion (Sec Lake County Ill.)

Champaign Urbanl, 1I1.-:'lrs. W . F H utchinson, 112 2 l inco ln Rd .• Champaign Ill

Chicago South , Hr.-Mrs. Richard Sc hd dt, 10 -tl4 Longv. ooo Dr , Chicago , Ill. 6064}

Chicago West Suburban r III.-Mn, Bert Kraus, 42.5 S. Park, La GUnge, Ill.; Genera Chrm. La Grange Park and Congress Park-Mrs. Donald E Rossiter , 40 .5 H o mestead, La Grange, III.; Brookfield , Riversid e--Mrs. Kenny Smith , 296 Bartram, Rivenide, Ill. ; La Grange--Mrs. J o hn Strome, 301 S. Edge· wood, La Grange, Ill.; Western Springs- Mrs. Ri chard K. Trask, 4820 Lawn Ave , Western Spring, HI.

Milto n T o ns hip, III. - Mrs L Lowry, }2.5 Ellis , III. Monmouth, Ill. - Mrs. R. M. Grier, 1I12 E Third, M onm outh , Ill.

N orth Sh ote, Arthur 214-4 Tho rnwood WII· mette , ilL and Mrs. E. M. Murphy, 1!i9 Pierce Rd , H ighland Park, III. North Shore J uni or, IlL - Mrs. D onald Pickard, 121 8 De'o\ey, Evanston , III. (Evanston) Miss Patricia Gooe , 10}6 N o rthbrook, III. (Glenv iew and Northb roo k ) Oak Park·River Forest, I11.- .Mrs. J. Kesler Brooks, 2 16 Forest. Oak Park, Ill. Decatur, ilL - Mrs Dudley Wolfe, 214 Cobb Ave , D eC1tur, Ill. -Du Plie County, 1Il.-Mrs. K. B. K a rcher, B8 South St E lmhurst, III. Park Ridge Des P laines, ilL-Mrs. M. O. Wiggins, 4}8 Meacham, Fox Rivet Valley, Il l.-M rs. Charles Yates, 1240 Gladsto ne Ter., Aurora, III.: Mrs. Donald Clark, 427 North A ve., Batavia, III. (Batavia , Geneva St. Cha rl es, 111.)

Galesburg, ilL- Mrs. H. J Waters, ;40 H ackbe rry Rd., Gales· bu rg , Il l.

Hinsdale, Ill.- M rs. Paul W, Couitrap, 419 Ridge A ve., Claren· don Hills, Ill. Ja cksonv ille r Ill.-Mrs, J ean M Spencer, 310 Woodland PI., J acksonvi Ie, Ill.

Park Ridge, III

Peo ria, 1lI.-Mrs Gene Ginoli. 1!i10 Christ ine Ave , Peoria , li t. Quin cy, ilL-Mrs. J ames L. Cox, 2808 Maine St , Quin cy, III. Rockford, I1 1.-M rs. j. 1. Beaumont, 1912 Oxfo rd St., Roc kf o rd. II I.

So uth Suburba n Ch icago, ilL-Mrs. Robert Sayles, 2310 Vardo n Lane. Flossmoor , Ill.; Mrs K. J. Brad y, 312 Shawnee St Park Forest, III. ; M rs. Geed t Genneraad, R. R. #1. Crete, Il l. Springfield , 1I l.- Mrs. Durward F. Penrod, 212.5 Greenbriar D r., Sp rHll'field, III.

Joriet, Ill.-Miss Betty Eldred, 205 E. Eastern Ave, J o ltet, 111 Lake County , IlL - Mrs Duncan Ross , 341 Burdrc k. LIbertyvIlle Ill. Tri.City, 1Il. - M rs. J ames M. Darr, J r., 2806 28 t h Ave., Rock Ishnd, Ill. 61 201.

M INNESOTA

A no ka (See Minneapolis, M inn.)

Bloo mington (See Minneapolis, Minn.) Cottagewood (See Minnetpolis. Minn.) Deephaven (See Minneapolis, Minn .) Duluth (See Duluth, Minn.·Superior, Wis.)

East Grand Forb (See Grand Forks, N. D .)

Edina (See Minneapolis. Minn ) Excelsior (See M inneapolis. Mi n.) H opkins (See Minneapolis. M inn.) Mills (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

Minneapolis (See Min neapo lis, Minn. Minnetonka (See Mi nneapo li s, Minn.)

M ou nd (See Minneapolis, lo.linn./ Orono (See Minneapolis M inn.

Richfield \See M inneapolis, Minn.)

Robbinsda e (See Minneapolis. Mlnn

Rosevi ll e (See St Paul, Minn.)

St Louis Park (See Minneapolis, Mi nn. St Paul (See St Paul, M inn.)

Shakopee (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

Wayzata (See Minneapolis, M inn )

White Bear Lake (See. St. Paul, Minn.)

NORTH DAKOTA

Grand Forks (See Grand Forks, N D ) W ISCONSIN

Appleto n (See Fox River Valley, Wis )

Bayside (See Milwaukee, \XIis )

KAPPA PROVINCE

Beloit (See Bel o it, W is.)

Brookfield (See Milwlukee. Wis.)

Butle r (See M il wa ukee, Wis.)

Cedarburg (See Milwaukee, Wis. )

Cudahy (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Delavan (See Beloi t , Wis.)

Elkhorn (See Beloit, Wis.)

Elm Grove (See M ilwaukee, Wis.)

Fox Poin t (See M ilwaukee, W is .)

Glendale (See Milwaukee, Wis )

Hales Comers (See Wis.)

Janesville (See Beloit, Wi s .)

Ka uka una (See Pox River Valley, W is )

Ki mbe rly (See Fox River Valley, Wis.)

Lak e Geneva (See Beloit, Wis./

Little Chute (See Fox River Va ley , Wis. )

Madison (See Ma dison, Wi s /

Menasha (See Fox Rive r Val ey, Wis.)

Milwaukee (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Neena h (See Fox Ri ver Valley , Wis. )

Pewaukee ( See M ilwaukee , Wis.)

River H il ls ( See Milwaukee , W is. )

Rockton (See Beloit, Wis.)

St. Frances (See Milwaukee, Wis )

Shorewood (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

South M ilwaukee (See Milwaukee, W is.)

Superior (See Duluth, Minn .·Super io r, Wis.)

Thiensville (See Milwaukee, Wis )

Wauwatosa (See M ilwaukee, Wis )

West Allis (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Wh itefish Bay, (See Milwaukee, Wis )

Clubs and Chairmen

Dul uth , Minn ·Superio r, W is .-Mrs. J ohn Dahl, 13 7 Marion St , Duluth. Minn.

Minneapolis r M inn. - Mrs. Rollyn D. Stehr, .5917 Abbott Ave S • M innea po is 10, Minn. and Mrs. Larry J ohnson, 6608 H illside Lane, Minneapolis 24, Minn

CANADA

Calgary, Alta. (See Calgary , Alta , Can · ada )

Edmonton, Alta. (See Edmonton. Alta., Canada)

Southern Alta (See Calgary, Aha. , Can· ada)

Charleswood, Manitoba (S ee Winni peg. Man., Canada)

East K ildonan , Manitoba (See Winnipeg, Man., Canada)

Fort Garry , Manitoba (See Man., Canada)

Norwood, Man itoba (See Winnipeg, Man. , Canada)

St. Bon iface, Manitoba (See Winnipeg, Man., Canada)

St. James , Man itoba (See Winnipeg, Man ., Canada)

St. V it a l, Manitoba ( See Winnipeg, Man , TrCanada)

anscona, Manitoba (See \'V innip eg. Man., Canada)

Tuxedo, Ma nitoba (See Winnipeg, Man., Canada)

West K ildonan, Manitoba (See Winnipeg, Man., Canada)

Winn ipeg, Manitoba (See Winnipeg , Man • Canada)

Kaukauna, Wis .; Mrs. Ri chard Uehling, ' 0 7 E. Byrd St , A p pleton. Wis. Mad iso n, Wi s.-Mrs Roger Rupnow, 47}7 Lafayette Dr , Madi · so n, Wis. H 70 .5.

Milwaukee, W is -Mrs. L F. Thurwachter, .586 2 N Shore Dr St. Paul, Minn.-Mrs. J ohn J McNeely , 18 74 H ighland Parkwa y St., St Paul. Minn. Grand Forks, N.D.-Mrs. Charles Axe , 602 Belmont Rd., Grand Fo rks. N.D.

Milwaukee 17, Wis. Calgan', Alta., Can. - Mrs. F. S. Lough, } 118 Verch eres SL, C a lgary, Alta., Can. -Edm onto n. Alta .• Ca n - M rs. L Buss:ud, 11824 74 Avenue, Edmo nt on, Alta., Can Bel o it, W is. -Mrs. G eo rge M as terson, I H8 H ighland, Bel o it, Wis Fo x River V alley of Wi sco nsin - Mrs. Paul H ansen, 740 Chestnu t St .. Neenah, Wis.; Mrs. Kenneth Roloff. 135'12 Ta ylor St .,

ARKANSAS

Alma (See Fort Smith. M.)

Almorel (See Osceola, Ark.)

Augusu (See New port Alk ' l Blythe't'iIIe (See Osceo la, Ar ) Bu rdette (See Osceo la, A rk.)

Camden (See Ark )

DeQueen (See TCJ:arkana, Ark.·Tex ) El Oorado (See EI Dorado • .Ark.)

Man ., Can .-Mcs. K. B Han se n , 219 Buxtan Rd ., Winn ipeg 19, Ma n , Can

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Etowah (See Osceola , Ark.)

Fayettt't'ille (See Fayett" il fe, A rk.)

Ft Sm ith (See Fort Smith. Ark ) H ope (See Texarkana, Ark -TCJ: )

Jacksonville (See Little Roele Ark ) Jo nes boro (See Marked Tree J onesbo ro, Ark .)

Leachville (See O sceola. Ark ) Little Rock (See Litt le Rock. Ark )

Lo no ke (See Little Rock, Ark ) Luxo ra (See O sceo la, Ark )

Magnolia (See Texarkana, Ark Tex )

Man ila (See Osceola, Ark )

Tree (Sec Marked Tree Jonesboro , Alk ) New po rt (See New po rt, Ark ) N o rt h Little Roc k ( See Little Rock , A rk )

Osceola (See O sceo la , Ark )

Dun: (See Port Smith, Ark ) Patis (See Port Smith, Ark.) Pine Bluff (Ste Pine Bluff Ark ) PtuOOtt (Sec Teurkan., A rk.-Tn: ) R.ocen (Sec Fayrttnille. M ) Srott ISee Little Rod Ark ' Sherri I (See Pine Bluff, Ark ). Siloam Sprines (See Fa.,rttC'fllle, Ark ) Sprinldale (See "FIJette-rille. Ark ) Stuttaa.rt (Sec Grind Prairie, Ark ) Tn::arboa (Stc Te:urhna, Ark Tn: ) Tuckerman (Ste Newport. Ark ) Van BUlen (Stt Fort Smith, A rk.)

LOUISIANA

(Sec Alexandria, L• )

Baker (See BlIoo Rouae, LI.) Baton louse (5« Baton La ) Bossier Cit., (Sff Shre'YtPOrt, La ) Boyce (Sec Alenndri a, La ) Bunkie (Su AIU:lndria, L •. ) Cheneyville (Sec Aln:andril, La ) CO'Yington (See New Orlelns, LI ) OC'nham Springs. (Sec 8110 0 La De Ridder (See Lake Chules , La ) (See Lake Ch.rles, La ) LaCompte (See Al enndri •. La. ) Lafayette \See La ) Lah Char es (See Lah Chlrles, La ) Leesville (See LI ) (See Orleana. La ) Monroe (Se-e Monroe, La ) NlpoleoD"fille (See Orlea ns , L•. ) New Orleans, (See Ntw Orleans, La ) Oakdale (See AIeJ:llndria , La ) (See Al n:andri., l.a ' Port (Ste Baton Rouo!f;e, ts ) Port Sulphur (See New Orleans, La )

St. (See Baton La )

ShtcTepo rt (See Sbrn-eport, La., (ee Charles. La ., Zachary (Set Baton Ilou&e, 11.)

MISSISSIPPI

Bay St. Louis (See Stlte Rcc Chnn ' Columbil HattiesbulJf, Miss )

(See North Mississippi Of:lta)

Cleveland (See North Mississippi Delta) (See North MiSJissippi Of:lu)

Greenwood (See Nortb MiuiSJippi Delta)

Gulfport (Sec Sute Ree, Chrm.)

Hattiesburg See Hattiesburg, MISJ.)

Jackson Ind I lea with in }O miln (See Jackson, Miss )

LeI&nd (See North MissiSJ ipp i Delta, Miss )

Odord (See University, Miss )

Pus Christiln (See Sta te Re<: Chrm )

Rosedale (See North Missiuippi Delta , Miss )

Shaw North Miss issippi Delta, M in.)

University (Sec University, Min )

MISSOURI

Anderson (Sec Mo l

Aurorl (See Springfield, Mo ) Sprinss KIIlJIJ City, M o. '

Boli'Ylr (See Springfield. Mo .) (Sec St. Louis, Mo .)

Carrollton (See Marsblll, M o.)

Carthl&e (See Tri Sute, M o.)

C1lytOn (Sec St. Louis, Mo.'

Columbia (Sec Columbil, Mo )

Crestwood (See St Louis, Mo )

l:.:celsio r Spr ings (Sec Coun· ties , Mo .)

Clubs and Cha irmen

·EI Dorado, Ark -Mls Henry Yocum. Jr ., 107 Fair. ay Lane, EI Dorado, Ark

Ferguson (5« St. Louis, Mo.)

Fo nrtb (Sec Spring6cld. Mo.)

GI.1dnonc (Sec Oay Platte Counties. Mo .)

Grain VallCT (Sec Kamas Citr. Mo .)

Grandview (5ce' Kamas City. Mo )

Hickman Mills (5«' Kansas City. Mo .)

Inde-peodencc (Sec Kansu City, Mo )

erson City (Sec jcffcnoo Citro Mo )

moplin (See: Tn-State, Mo ) nils City (Sec: Kansas City, Mo )

Kansas City North (Sec Clay· Platte Counties, Mo )

Kirlc1tt'ood (Sec St. Louis, M o.)

Ladue (See St. Louis. Mo )

Lamar (5« Tri-State, M o.)

Lcc', Summit (Sec Kansu City. M o. )

Liberty (Sec Ch,.·Plattc Counties , Mo ) "hplewood (See St. Louis. Mo.)

Marshall (Sec Marshall, MD )

Marshfield (See $pringfitld. Mo )

Monett (See Tri -Statc. Mo )

Ncosha (See Tri-S'.tc, Mo.)

Normandy (Sec St. Louis. Mo )

North Kanu s City (See Clay·Plaue Counties, Mo.)

Ourk IS« Sp ringfirld, Mo .)

Parlcvil c (Sec Clay·Plalte Counties, Mo )

RJ.yto n (Sec K .ns.n City, Mo.)

Richmond (Stt St, Louis, Mo )

St. (See St. Louis, Mo .)

St. Joseph (See St jOSC1)h Mo .)

St louis (5« St. Louis. Mo )

Sprin&ficld (See Mo .)

City (See St. Louis. Mo )

Groves (See St. Louis , Mo. )

Wheaton (See M o. )

Ark .- Mrs Jul ia S. 1409 Ronald Dr., Camden , Ark Hatt iesburR, Miss. - Mrs. W. A. Thomson, 2}00 H ardy St.. Hatt ies· burg, Min Ja ckson. M in.-Mrs. Maurice M itUe. IH9 Wilhurst, Jackson , M iss.

Afk .-Mrs Arthur Brown, 820 W. Maple,

·Fort Smith, Ark .-Miss linda Bartlett, 6700 Preeferry, Ft. Smith, Ark Grand Prairie, Ark.-Mrs. Paul 1617 Coke r Hampt on Or., Stuttgart. Ark. Little Rock , Ark. -Mrs. W. L. Gu.ce, 69O} Little Rock, Ark Ind MIS C W Kre ps, }19 Sch ool wood. Little Rock, Ark. Marked Tree Jonesboro, Alk .-Mrs. Bob Sloan, 206 Campus, Jo nesboro, Arlr::

Ark .-Mn Bill Rudd a ll, }n W ilkerson, Dr., Ntw · POrt, Ark. .0 sccola·Blytheville, Arlr::. - Mn, Ll oyd Godley, IB East Dr., Osceola. Ark Pine Bluff, Ark .-Mrs Don Sperry, Rt. 7, Box 941, Bl uff, Ark

Tn:arkan. Azk ,·Tex .-Mrs. Frank G. Mullin , 201 8e«h St ., Tn:arkana, Ark

Aln:andri., La.-Mrs j o hn Sherrill III , Hn Wain"' right St. , Alenndril, La. Baton Rouge, La .-Mrs. William H ubbell , 16H R ichland Ave ., B.ton Rouge, La Lafayette, La.-Mrs. George M McCarro ll, S r 3} 6 Charlotte St., L.fayetle, La. Lake Chlrles, La.- Mrs j K Griffith, Jr 909 St. Anth ony, Lake Charles , La Mon roe, L•. -Mrs Elton Upshaw, 1109 N. Third, Monroe, La ·New Orleans, La .-Mr s. Michael 2324 joseph St., Orleans 1', La.

Shrevtp.rt, La -Mn Nelson ."6 Ontari o, I

IOWA

Adel (xe Dc:s Moines, Iowa)

Al toon (Sec Des Mo ines, Io wa)

Ames (Sec Ames, l ow.)

Ankeny Des Moines, 10w l)

Bettendorf (See Tn City. lit.)

Boone (See Amtll 10 )

Buffllo (Sec Tri.(ity, III.)

Burlington (See' BUllington, Iowa)

Carl isle (See Des Moines, 10wI' Cedar Rapids (Stt Cedar Rapid., Iowa)

Colo (Se-e Ames, 10wl)

Coralville (Sec low. City, Jow.)

Council Bluffs (See Couocil Bluffs, Jowa )

North Miuisippi Dtlta, Min. - Mrs. E. C. Jr ., Miu

Uni'Yersity, Miu .-Miss Christine 110 H ickory 51., O:.:lo rd , Miu.

C,h'Y Pl l tte Counties, Mo.-Mrs. J o hn R Jr. , 4002 E. 49th Ter ., K.nsu City , Mo 64119. Columbi., Mo .-Mrs H. G Banks , H24 Mores BI'Yd , Columbia , Mo.

City, Mo .-Mrs. A. R. Trippen see, 1418 Greenbcrry Rd ., jefferson City, Mo. Kansas City, Chrm., Mrs A. N Kramer, 811 W ')Bth St • Kansu Cily, M o. 64112: (Kanus Alphl) Mrs Lund, 8324 H i.h J.uwood. Kan .; (Kansas Beta) Mrs j C Davis , 6'00 High Dr., Prairie Village, K.n .: (Missouri Al pha) Mrs A W. 431 W 6-th Ter ., KanSJ.!l City. 'Mo 641 n ; (Missouri Gamma) Mrs. A N. Kramer, BII W. '8th St K ansas Cit., M o. 64112; schools Kanus Mrs K .rl Schmid t IOH7 Mo hawk Lane. ua.'ood, Kin ; (Other schoo l! Missouri Irea) Mrs John S. McDerm ott , 1009 W. 71st Ter , Kansas City, Mo. 64114. M :ushlll ,urrollt l'l n , MI'I.-Mrs. Mack D udentadt, 1126 N Jeffer · son St , Drrollton, Mo. St. j oseph, Mo .- Mrs Donald j Smith. 180 2 No 29th St. , SI. Mn St I.ouis, Mo.-Mrs Robe rt F Smith Rt n , Bo:.: 1620A Muon Rd ., St. Louis, Mo 6}1 22. • Sprino!f;fierd, M o.-Mrs Eugene F. 42) S. Spring · field. Mo. Tri ·State, Mo.-Mu ja mes D. Austin , 217 N. Purl St , J oplin, Mo.

MU PROVINCE

D.nville Mt Pln san t. Iowa) (Sec Tli City, 111.)

Des Moi nes (S« Des Moi nes , Iowl)

Ft (Sec Burlingto n , Iow a)

Grimes (Sec Des Moinn Iowa)

Indianoli. Ind ianof •• Iowa)

Iowa City (Sec lowl City. Io wa) j o hnson Des Moioes, Jowa)

LeClaire (Sec Tri·City, III.)

Mal'Yern (See Council Blutfs, Iowa, Marion (See Cedar R.pids, 1011'1)

Mt Pleasant (Sec Mt Iow a)

Mt Union (Sec MI Pleuant, Io,.,.a) (Sec Ames , Tnwa) London (Sec Mt l ow.)

N o rth Liberty (Sec Iowa City. 10wl)

Olds (Sec Mt. Plelunt, Jowa) Pleuant (Sec Tri City. 111.)

Salem (Sec Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Swedesburg (See Mt Pleasant , l ow.)

Treynor (Sec Council Bluffs Jow.)

University Iowa City, Iowa) (Sec Des Moines , Iowa)

West Des Moin es Des M oin es, low .)

KANSAS

Bnter Springs Tri ·Sute, M o.)

Bethel (xe Klnsas Cit." Kin .) Bo nner Springs (Sec Kansas City, Kan.)

Cha flin (See Western K i n )

Colby ( See Southwestern, Kan.)

Co l umbus (See Tn -Sute. M o.)

D e rby (S« W ic hita, Kin .)

Dighton (Sec Western Kan )

Dodg e City ($cc Southwestern, K in.)

Downs (Sec Western K in,)

Edwardsville (See K a nsas Gt1 Kin.)

Ellinwood (Sec Western Kan.)

Ellis (See Western Kin.)

Ellswo rth (S« Wcstern K an.)

Empori.ll (Sec Kansas City, Ka n. )

Fairway (Sec Kansas City , M o.)

Garden City ('5« Western K an.)

Grea t Bend (Sec Western Kan.)

H a)'s (Sec Wcstnn Kan.).

Haysvill e (See Wi chita. K an )

Hill City (See W estern Kin )

H oisi ngton (St-e W este rn K ln.)

H olton (See IOPcica , K an.)

H oxic ( Sec Western Kan. )

H utchinson (See H utchinson. Kan. )

K ansas City (Sec K anus City, Kan.)

Kingman (See Western Ka n.)

LaC rosse (Scc Weste rn Kin .)

Larn ed (See Western K an. )

Lawrence (Ste: K In.)

Leavenworth (See Lawrence. Kin Leawood ($tot Kansas City. Mo.)

I.eno:a ('See Kansas City. M o. ) tiberal (See Sou thwes le rn K an. ) !.ineoln (Sec W estern Kan .)

Lyon s (S ee Western Kan.)

Manha ttan (See Ma nhall an, K an.)

M.ple H ill (See T opU', Ka n.)

McC racken (Sec Western Kan .)

M innt(lla ('Sec Southwestern K an.

Miss ion (See K.nsas City, Mo )

Merri m (See Kansu City Mo.)

Muncie (Sec K .nsas City) K an )

Ness City (Sce Western an.)

Norton (See Western Kan )

Oakley (See Western Kan )

Olnhe (See K .n sas City M o.)

Osborne (See Westero K .n.)

Ollawa (Sec Lawrence. K an. )

Overland Park (See K.nsas City. Mo.)

Pa lco (Sce Western Kin. )

P.rso ns (See Tri -St ate , Mo )

Ph illipsbu rg (See W estern K ,n.)

Pittsburg (See Tri ·Sl.1te. M o. )

Pll ins (Sec Sou th western Kan )

Plains \See Southwesern Kan.)

PI.invil e (See Western K a n .)

Pomona (Sec Law re nce. Ka n.)

Prairie ('Sec Kans3S City, Mo )

Pratt (See Western Kin )

Qu ivera (See K nsas City. Ka n. )

Russell (See Western Kin .)

ScOIl City (See Southwestern Kan )

Sh awnee ('See K a nsas City. M o.)

Sh awnee M ission (5« Kansas City. Mo.)

Smith Center (See Western K an. )

Stafford (See Western Kan )

Clubs and Chairmen

• Amt'S JOWl- Mrs. Wm. WI. Buck , }620 Woodland. Ames. Iowa

Burlington. Io wa- Mrs. Jo hn Lu ndgre n. 9 14Y2 N. T h ird, BurlingIon. Iowa.

Cedar Rapid s. Iowa - Mrs. James G Moore, 1920 Grande Ave

S. E Cedar Rapi ds, Iowa.

Counc il Bluffs , Iowa- M iss Wendy T ull, 809 W Clinton. Ind ia no la , Io wa

Des Moines, Iowa- M rs. W W. T oole, 1662 Northwt'St Dr Des Moi nes , Iowa Ind M rs O. W. H ammond, 9B 6} rd SI Des Moines, Iowa. Indianola, Iowa-Mrs. Faye T Schoole r, 100 W K entucky In · dianola. Iowa.

Iow a City, Io wa- Mrs C. H Parsons, 421 Melrose Ave .• low. City , Iowa.

Mr Pleasant, Iowa- M rs. H arold H awkins, 108 N. Ad ams St ., Mt Pl easan t , low •. H u tc hinson , Kan .-M rs. Merl F Sellers, 12) H yd e Puk Dr. , Hutchin son, K an. Kansas City, Kan .-Mrs. Th omas M Va n Cleave, 22Z, Washing · to n Blvd Ka nsas City, Kan

OKLAHOMA.

A.ltu s (See Altus Okla.)

A rdmo re (Sec Ardmore, Okla .) Bartlesville (See Bartl esv ill e, Okl. ) Bl .ckwell (Sec Ponca City-Ka, Coun ty. Okla.)

Cen tral ia (Sec Will Rogers Claremo re Okla )

Checotah (See Mu skosee. Ok I•. ) C he lsea (Sec Will Rosers-C laremore. Okla.)

Claremore (See Will Rosers Claremore, Ok l• )

Cnpan (5« Bartlesv il le. Ok l• ) JNwey (See Butlesv ille, Okla .)

THE AllOW OF

Stockton (See Weslern K.n )

T ong.no xle (See Lawrence, K an. )

Topeka (See Topeka, K n )

Ulysses (See Southwestern K .n.)

Valley Center (See W ic h it a . K an.)

Wakeeney (See Wes tern Kan )

Westwood H ills (See K ansas City, M o.)

Wi ch ita (See Wichit•• Kan .)

Will ia msburg (See Lawrence. Ka n )

Wil so n (See Western Kan )

NEBRASKA

A ll iance (See All iance. Neb )

Bayud (Sec P.nhandlt. Neb )

Bellev ue (See Omaha. Neb.)

Bridgeport ('See Panhandle, Neb )

Gerin" (See Pa nh.ndle, Neb .)

Im perial (See Panhand le. Neb.)

Lincoln (See Linco ln, Neb. ) Min atare (See P.nhandle, "Neb .) M itchell (Sec P a nhandle, Neb.)

M orrell (See Panh.ndle. Ncb.)

Murray (See Omaha, Neb )

Omaha (See Omaha, Neb .) Pap illio n (See Omaha, Neb ) Scottsbluff (See Pa nhandle, Neb.)

South Sioux City (See Sioux City l o w.)

SOUTH DOKOT A

Sioux Falls (See Sioux Palls S D ) V ermillion (See Vermillion S D )

La rence, K.n .-Mr s. R B Ste vens , 1123 Louisi an., L,wrence. K an. Manhaltan Kan. - Mrs Jo hn Busenba rk. 24 28 Hobbs Dr M an· h att an , K an.

T opeka. K.n.-Mrs. J ohn Williams, 17 18 W }I St. T o peka. K an. Western Kansas-M rs. John G. Stew .rt, H ays, K ,n. Wichita. K.n.- Mrs. 1-1 . F O' Donnel l, 19 Willo w Broo k Rd Wichit., K a n. Alliance, Neb.-Mrs W. R M ea, 120} Laramie, Alli ance. N eb Linco ln, Neb .-Mrs R. S. p tt erson , 2900 Will iams St., Lincoln , Neb. Omaha, Neb. - M rs. Cha rl es Honke. n lo Marcy St • Omaha, Neb. Panhandle. Neb .-Mrs. W E Fren ch , 2822 P:uk La ne, Scotts · bluff Neb Siou x Falls , S. D .-Mrs. A nto n H yden, 207 E. 29 St., Sio ux Falls S D Vermillion. S D. - Mrs G. M Ba ldwin. 222 N Dakota. V c r· millio n , S.D.

NU PROVINCE NORTH

Duncan (See DunCID. Okl • ) Glencoe (Sec Stillw ater, Okla .) Hu lton (See Ardmore, Okla ) K3W City (See Ponca C ity Kay Coun ly , Okla.)

Loco (5« Dunc.n, Okla./ Mangum (See A ltus, Ok • ) Marietta (See Ard more. Okla ) Marl ow (See D uncln. Okla ) M iam i (See Tr i·'State, M o.)

Muskogee (See M uuogee. Okla ) Newkirk (Sec P oncI City ·Kay Count,. Okla .)

N orman (See Norman. Okla ) Oklahoma City (See Oklaho ma City, Okla )

Clubs and Chairmen

Alt us, Okl •.-Mrs Hershel Crow. J r., 1906 Sumner D r., Altu s, Okla.

Okmu lgc-e (See Okmulgee, Okla ) Pauls Valley (Sec Pauls V alier. Perk ins (Set Stillwater, Okla.) Ponca Cit)' (See Ponca City- K ay Coun ty, Okla )

Pote.u (See Muskogee Okla.)

Pryo r (See Will Rogers Claremore, Okl •. ) Ramo na (See B .rtlesv ille. Okl • ) St illwater (See Stillwater. Okla.) T I.qua b (See Muskogee Okl • ) T onka w. (See Po nca City -Kay Cou nty , OIka. )

T ulsa (See Tu lsa. Okl • )

Vinita (See W i ll Rogen CI.remo re, Ok l

W,soner (See Mu skogee. Okl • ) Waurika (See Duncan , Okl • )

Olcmul,ee, Okla -Mrs. H ush Robinson, 16U E Seven l h St Olemulgtt, Okla 74447. Ardmore. Okla. - M rs. Rh ys BTans. HI Sunset D r., A rdmore Okla.

Bartlesv ille. Ok la.-Mrs. Herman C Cowdery, 11 20 DeweY Bart lesville, Okl •. Duncan , Okl •. - M rs. P A Stokes. 140, Hudson. Dunca n Okla Muskogee, Okla.-Mrs W HI Yes H olliday, 270' Oklahoma St ., M uskogee. Okla

N o rm.D. Okla.-Mrs uureo« S. Reid, 60 1 Broad Unt, Notmltl, Old •. Oklah om.2 City, Ok l•. - Mrs Nonn.n E. Reynolds, J r.. 2212 N.W. ,6th St Oklahoma City, Okl a.

Pauls V ll ey, Okla -Mrs. J T BI.n lon , 400 N P ine SI P.uls Valley Okla. Pooca City·Kay Caunty. Old a .-M rs. Wall ace H Edwards n Hillcrest. Pooca City , Ok la. Stillwatet. Olda.-Mrs. Frank Berry , 200, W. Third Ave., Stillwatet. Okla Tu lsa, Okla .-Mrs Arth ur Bla ck. Jr ., 4607 S Ot:-laware Ave ., Tuba,OIel •. Will Rogen (Claremo re , Okl • )-Mrs Frank Lewis, Rt 2 , Box 490 Claremote, Okla

NEW MEXICO

Alamocordo (Seoc EI Puo, TelC.)

A lbuqu erque (Sec Albuqutrque. N M )

Roswell (Sec Roswell, N M ,)

TEXAS

Abilene (Sec Abilene. T ClI.)

Alamo (See SaD Antonio, TClI , )

Aledo (Sec fl , Worth Ta . )

AmMiIlo (See Amarillo, TClI )

Archer City (See Wichila Falls, TClI )

Ariinlton (Sec Ft. W o rth , Tell )

Athens (See Tylc.r, Ta,)

AustiD (Sec Austin, Tex.)

Baird (See Abilene, Tez.)

Ba)'1o.n (See H OU"OIl , Tn.)

Beaumont (Sec Beaumont, Tn )

Bedi., (Sce BrlZOl Valley, Tell:.)

Bellaire (See Houston. T n.) • Boerne (Sec San Antonio Tn.)

Boraer (m Amarillo, TelC,)

Breckenridle (Sec Abilene'rTell: .)

Bro nfield (See Lubbock, ell:,)

Bryan (See Brazos Valley, Tex .)

Calvert (See Brazos Valley. Tex )

Canyon (See Amarill o, Tez ) Coleman (See Abilene. Tex,)

Collele Slation (Sec Brazos Valiey , TelI: ) Co rpus Christi (5« Corpus Christi. TelC )

NU PROVINCE SOUTH

Dallas (See Dallas, Ta .)

Denison (See Sherman·Den iso n, TelC .)

Electra (See Wich ita Palls, Ta.)

EI Paso (See EI Paso. Ta.)

Ft. Sam Houston (Sec: San Anto nio Tu )

Ft , Worth (See Ft, Worth, Ta.)

Fu.nk1in (Sec Brazos Valley, Tn )

FrionaJSee Amuillo Ta.)

Garlan (See Dallas. TelI: . )

Graham (See Wicb ila Falls Ta .)

Grand Prlirie (See Dallas Tu .)

GraYSOQ (5«- Sherman [)e:niso n Tu )

Hearne (See Bnzos Valley, Tes )

Hendenon (See East Teos Tes )

Henrietta (Sce Wich ita FallstTn )

Highland Pad:: (Sec Dallas. ell . )

Houslon (See Houston, Tex )

Huntsville (See Houston. TelC )

fo•• Park (See Wichita Falls, Ta .)

Ja ckso nville (See Tyler, TelI: )

kerrville (See San Antonio, 'rex )

Lamesa (See Lubbock , Tell:.)

I..e:veliand (Sce Lubbock , Tez .)

Uttldie:ld (See Lubbock, Tell: )

Longview (See East Tens, Tell: )

Lubbock (See Lubbock, Tn.: )

Marshall (Sce Mushall, Tex )

Midland (See Midland, TelC.)

Navasota (See Brazos Valley , Tn )

Clubs and Chairmen

Albuquerqu e, N M .-Mrs Herbert L Galles, III. Ul9 Coal, 5,W' j Albuquerque. N.M.

• Ros c I. N.M,- Mrs K C. Dennis. 2216 Crenshaw, Roswell. N.M, Ab ilel"lC, Tez .-Mn , Ronald Hughes, 290 1 San Miguci , Abilene, Ta

N_ BnUMls (5« San Antonio. Tn )

OdtsU (Sec Odesu.. Tell .)

OraD,&e: (Sec Beaumont. To )

Palestine (See Tyler, Tex.)

Pampa (Sfto Pampa, To.)

Panhandle (Sfto Amarillo, To .)

PitubulJ (See East Tuu Tu )

PlalOYi", (See Lubbock. To )

Po rt Arthur (Sfto Beaumont, To )

Randolph Aj, Fa Ke Base (5« San Ant o nio, Tex .)

Richmond (Sec H ouston, Tn: )

Rotan (Sec Abilene, Tn:.)

San An&do (See: San An&do, Tn: )

San Antonio (See San Antoniot Tn.)

Sequin (See San Antonio, Ta 1

Sherman (See Sherman· Denison, Tn: .)

Snyder (5« Abilene Tn:., or Lu bbock. Tn )

Stamford (5«- Abilene, Ta.)

S.cctwater (Sec Abilene, Tn: )

Taft (See Corpus Christi, TelC.)

Tahoka (See Lub bock Tn.)

Taarkana (Sec Tn arhna , Atk )

Tyler (See Tyler, Tn )

Univcrsit'J Puk (Se:c Dallas, Tn )

Victoria (See Victoria. Ta )

Waco (See Waco, Tn .)

Wichita Falll (Sec Wichita Falls, Tn )

HouSlon. Tn ,- Mrs. t.hrvin V. Ciuetl. Tnl!'s End Houston 24, Tn Lubbock, Tu,-Mrs Kenneth Looper 4204 49th SI.. Lubbock Ta.

Amarillo. Tex.-M rs GcolJe E. Grem. 4203 Olscn Blvd., Amarillo. To: Austin. Tell: .-Mrs. Bob Miller, tHO Gaston Avc ., Austin, Ta. Beaumont, Tell,-Mrs. J ohn Hopkins, tHO Crawford PI.. Beau · mont, Tn, Buzos Valier, Tell: .-.Mrs Ed. J Burkhart. 1626 Oahiew St., Bryan, To:. Corpus Christi, Tell:.-.Mr•. W. F , McCroskcy, 3249 I. awnvicw, Co rpus Chrini Tu , Dallas, Tell:.-Mr•• J. N. Ingraham, Southwcstern, Dallas 2), T", • East Tens, Tu .- Mrs A C. Stevens, 201} \'(Iood Pl. Longview. Tell:. El Pa so , Tex ,-Mrs W. R. Smith. S83 Hase, Fo rt Bliss. Tell: Ft Worth. Ta -Mrs. Charles W. Braselton. 2301 Siadium Dr Ft Worth, Ta. H iddao County. Tell .-Mrs Calvin Bentsen, 61 6 McCall Circlt. McAllen. Ta , Marshall , Tn.: .-Mrs Ruben Abney )09 W Crockett, Marshall T",. Mid land. Ta:.-Mrs Anne McMurrey Swan son, 90) Country Club Dr ., Midland, Tez, 79704, Odessa, Tex.-Mrs Robert Ovi alt, 1618 Everllade, Odessa, Tez • Pampa. Tu.-Mcs. E, Hobard fatheree, 1911 Christine. Pampa , Ta San Anlcio, Tu,- Mrs. Wm. Mieher, 3201 Trinity, San Angelo. SanTu,Antonio. Tex Mrs, Byron La Flore, 8512 SaaebOl.h. San Anlonio Ta:, Sherman· Denison, TU ,-Mrs Chules Robinson. 1218 Prcston Dr., Shermln. Tez Tyler. TClI:.-Mrs , Walter Campbell. 201} H illtop Dr ., Tyler, Tex Victoria. Tell:.-Mrs. R. R Dunn, Bluebonnet, Vi ctoria. Tex Waco} Tex .-Mrs J ohn H, Ensey, II. 3700 Herwo l, Wa co Ttl: Wichita Falll, Tn.:,-Mrs Malcolm PUlty. Jr 4820 Gcorge Wichita FslII, Tea:. "

COLORADO

Arvada (Sec Denver, West Suburban Colo , )

Ault (See Port Collins.t..Colo.)

Aurora (See Denver, 1..010.)

Boulder (Sec Boulder Col o. )

Colorado SpriDls (Sec Colorado Springs, Colo. )

Cripple Creek (Sec Colorado Sprinls, Colo , )

Denver (Sec I)e:n cr, Colo.)

Englewood (See [)envn Colo.)

Estes Park (See Ft Collins, Colo.)

Falcon Colorado Spring., Colo,) Fl Colbn. (5« Ft. Colli,!!, Colo,)

Golden (Sec Denver, west Suburban. Co Lakewlo.)ood (See Denvcr, Wesl Suburban, Colo.)

Liuleton (See Denve r Colo )

Live rmore ($ce Fc. Collins. Colo.)

XI PROVINCE

Lon&mOnt (Sec either Ft Collins or Bouldcr. Colo.)

Loveland (See Fl Collins. Colo,)

Manitou Sprinp (Sec Colorado SprinlS, Colo.)

Matheson (Sec Colorado Sprines, Colo.)

Mead (Se-c Ft, Collins, Colo.)

Mo rrison (See Den er Colo.)

Mountain (Se-c Co lorado Sprinl', Colo , )

Pueblo (Sec Pueblo. Colo,)

Scrurity (See Colorado Spring., Colo,)

Wheatridle (Sec Denver. West Suburban, Colo )

MONTANA

Belgrade (Se-c BozCffian, .M ont , )

Billings (Sec Billings, Mont.)

Bozeman (Sec Bozeman, Monl , ) l\hnhattan (Se-c Bozeman. Mont )

Clubs and Chairmen

UTAH

Boun tifu l (Se-c Salt Lake Cit.Y, Utah)

Brigham City (Sce Olden utah)

Clearfield (See Oaden Utah)

Kaysville (See Salt Lake Cit'J. Utah)

KearDs (Sec Salt Lake City, Utah)

Layton (See Salt Lake Cit'J. Utah)

Mqoa (See Salt Lakc Cit'J, Utah)

Midvalc (Sec Salt Lake City, Utah)

Murray (5« Salt Lake Cit)' , Utah)

Olden (Sec Ogden, Utah)

Roy (Sec OJden. Utah)

Salt Lakc CIt'J (See Salt Lake City. Ulah)

WYOMING

Caspcr (Se-c Casper. Wyo.)

Cheytnne (Sec Cheyenne, WyO , )

Glenrock (5« CUper, Wyo.)

Laramie (5« Laramie, Wyo.)

MIdwest (See Casper, Wyo.)

Boulder. Colo.- Mrs. Emerson Wilson, IUO Tenlh St , Boulder E;ni:lcwood. Colo : (Denver. West Suburban) Mrs Roy B ist· lme. W , Alameda. Denver, Colo. 8022.s , Colo , Col o ndo Sprinp, Colo.-Mn:. O. J K ina:. Jr • 247) Clarkson Of. Colorado Splinp. Colo, DenTcr. Colo.-(Denver) Mrs J ohn N Gromer. }9 Viki", Dr.

Fo rt q>IIIOS, Colo. -Mrs , Joho Pow er, 2409 Perdue Circle. Fo ri Collins. Colo Pueblo. Colo .-Adrian Come r Beulah Slar RIC " Pueblo. Colo.

B,lling!, M on t.- Mrs Lo""ell B. H utton , 617 Avenue D. Billings. M ont.- Mrs. Mushall Bennett, 313Yl South Fifth,

Cupe r, Wyo.-Mrs. H. C. McDaniel, Jr., 3228 Monte Vista , Casper. Wyo, Cheyenne, Wyo.-Mrs. Gene Lenz, 2724 Olive Dr., Cheyenne , Wyo d Bozeman, Mont. h C' 1 0 J

Ogden, Utah-Mu. J. B. Terr)', 4 n6 Step ens II C e, g cn. ·Laramie, Wyo.-Mrs. J ohn Aese:rter, UO Corthell R ., Laram ie. Utah. "-k 00 L ' 1

·Salt Lake City, Utah-Mu. Robert ! 10(0/1 Wyo. Circle, Salt Lake C,ty, Uuh.

OMICRON PROVINCE

AL\SKA

Anchouge (See: Anchorage, Alaska)

IDAHO

Doise (See Boise, Jdaho )

OREGCN

Alb"ny (See: Corvallis, Ore:.)

Ashbnd ($«: Medford, Cre.)

Band on (See: Coos County, Ore.)

Benerton (Sec Portland, Ore.)

Brookings (See Coos County, Ore.)

Coos Bay (See: Coo. County, Ore.)

Coquille (See Coos Ore.)

Corvallis (See Corvallis. vre.)

CoUl.8e Grove (See Eugene, Ore.)

Dallas (See: Salem. Ore.)

Eu,ene ( « Euaene, Ore.)

Gold Beach (Sec Coos County, Ore.)

Gresham (See Portland. Ore.)

H.arrisburg (See Eugene, Ore.) k

nn ings Lodge (See: Portland, Ore.)

unction City (S« EU8ene, Ore.)

lamath Falls (See: Klamath Falls, Ore.)

lake Grove (See Po rtland , Ore.)

Le:h:lnan (Sec Corvallis, Cre.)

Marcola (See Eu,ene, Ore.)

"redfo rd ($« Medford Ore: .)

Milwaukee (See Portland, Ore.)

Myrtle Poin t (See: Coos County. Ore .)

North Bend (See: Coos Count)', Ore.)

Ore,on City (See: Portland. Ore.)

Oswego (See Po rtland, Ore.)

Philomath (See Corvallis, Ore .)

Pleasant Hill (See EUl!;ene. Cre .)

Portland (See Portland , Ore.)

Port Oxford (See Coos County, Ore .)

Powe n (See: Coos County. Ore.)

Reedsport (See Coos County. Ore.)

Salem (S« Salem, Ore )

Silverl on (See Salem, Ore )

Sr>rinsfield (See: Eugene , Ore.)

Stayron (See Salem, Triangle uke (See Eugene, Ore.)

WASHINGTON

Aberdeen (S« Olympia, Wash.)

Auburn (See Tacoma, Wash.)

Bellevue (See Wash.)

Bethel (See: Tacoma, wash .)

Bothel (See Sutlie, Wash.)

Cashmere (Sec Wenatcheel Wuh.)

Centralia (S« Olympia. wash , )

Chehalis (See: Olympia, Wash.)

Chelan (Sec Wenatchee, Wash.)

Cowiche (See Yakima, Wash.)

Dayton (See Walla Walla, Wash.)

East Wenatchee (See Wenatchee:, Wash.)

Edmonds (See Seattle, Wash.)

Ellenburg (Sec Yakima, Wash )

Ephrat.a (Se:-e Wenatcb«. Wash .)

Everett (See Everett, Wash.)

Federal Way (See Tacoma. Wash )

Fort Lewis (See T.com.a , WISh.)

Gig Harbor (See Tacoma , Wash.)

Gr.andvie:w (S« Yakima, Wash.)

Granger \Se:e Yakima, Wash.)

Hoquiam See: Olympia, Wash .)

Issaquah (Sec Bellevue, Wash.)

Kenewick (S« Tri City, Wash )

Kent (See: Ta com a, Wash.)

Kirkland (See Belle:YUe, Wash.)

Lake: Stevens (See Everett, Wasil .)

Lakewood (S« Tacoma Wash.)

Mabto n (Sec Yakima, Wash .)

Marysville (See Everett, Wash )

McChord A.F.B (See: Tacoma, Wash.)

Mercer Island (See Bellevue, \"'uh ) .'.'ountlake Terra ce (See: $cattle, Wash.

Moxee (See Y ak ima , Wash.)

Naches (See Yakinu, Wash.)

Clympia (See: Olympia. Wash )

Orondo (See Wenatchee, Wash )

Pasco (See: Tr i·City Wash.)

Pehastin (See Wenatchee, WISh .)

Pt. Blakeley (See $tallie, Wash )

Clubs and Chairmen

• Anchorage. Alaska- Mrs R. M. Erickson, 2602 Fairbanks St ., Spe:nard, Alaska.

Prosser (See: Yakima, Wash.)

Pullman (See Wash.)

Purdy (See: Tacoma, wash.)

Puyallup (See Taco ma, Wash.)

Quincy (See Wenatchee, Wash.)

Redmond (See Bellevue, Wash.)

Renton (See Seattle, Wash,) Richland (Sec Tri.Cit)'h Wash .)

Roy (Sec Tacoma, Was )

Seattle (See Seattle, WUht)

Selah {S« Yakima. Wash.

Snohomish (See Everett, ash.)

Spokane (See SpokanetmWash.)

Sumner (See Tacoma, wash.)

Sunnyside (See Yakimat Wash.)

Tacoma (See Tacoma, wash.)

Tition (See Y.kim.a, Wash.)

T opPftlisb (See Yakima, Wash.)

Vancouver (Sec Portbnd, Ore.)

Vashon Isl.and ($«: Tacom.a. Wash )

Waitsburc ($«: W.II.a Wall.a, Wash )

W.alla W.all.a (See Wall.a Walla, Wash )

Wapato (See: Yakima, Wash.)

Wenatch« (See Wenatchee, Wash.)

Winslow (See Se3ttle, Wash )

Woodinville (See: Se:Htle, \"'ash

Yakim.a (See Yakima, Wash .)

Yelm (See OIympi3 , \"'ash ,)

Zillah (Se:oe: YaKima , Wuh ) CANADA

Burnahy, B.C. (See Vancouver, B C.. Canada)

Deep Cove, B.C. (See Vancouver, B.C., Canada)

New Westminster, B .C. (See Vancouver , B.C Canada)

North Vancouver. B.C. (See Vanco uver, B.C Canada)

Rich mo nd. S.c. (See Vancouver. B .C., Canada)

Vancouver. B.C. (See: Vancouver, B C Canada)

West Vancouver, B.C. (See Van couver. B.C. Canada)

Everett1 WlSh.-Mrs. James Mitchell. Lake Stevens Wa sh Olympia. Wash.-Mn. Ralph Brown, R R 7, '80, Olympia Boise. Idah o-Mrs B. H Alden, 1402 Promon to rY Rd ., B ) ise. Idaho.

Coos Counly, Ore.-Mrs. Mi chael Nosier, 19U Co ttonwood, Coos Bay, Ore

Corvaliis, Ore.-Mrs Brent Nyden, 3"2 Willamette. Corvallis, Ore. Eugene, Ore.-Mrs. \'(1illiam H Shde, 21H Emeuld St., Eugene, Ore

Y akima Wuh.-Mrs. Ke ith 814 S 35th Ave ., Y akima, Wash.

• Vanco uver, B.C., Can.-Mrs. A. T. Willett, 206, West Dean St , West Vancouver, B.C .• Can.

Klamalh Falls, Cre. - Mrs Richa rd Smith. '0' MI. P itt St KIa · math Falls. Ore:. Medfo rd, Ore.-Mrs. W. W. Wood, 97 BtacK Oak Dr., M ed· ford, Ore:. Portland, Ore .- Mn Ward Sorrells. 1H ' 0 N.\"'. \'(Int Un ion Rd Ponland, Ore. Salem. J ohn Socolofsky, 162 Id yl ood Dr , S E., Salem. Ore. Bellevue, Wash.-Mrs. AI Finch, 11005 S E. 26 St ., Bellevue, WISh. W W"hh .and Mrs. Kenneth Partlow. 1'10 S. \"'ater, Olympia: ", Pullman, WlSh.-Mn. Rolxrt W. Neill, Jr , 309 Sprine St Pullman. WISh. 99163. Snnle, Wash.-Mrs. Ronald C. Eader , >67 N E 166 S. " Seattle" Wash. , Spokane, WlSh;-Mrs. J V. For ehand, E. 746 23 rd St , WISh., (ASSIStant) Mrs. W. G. Smith, Jr , 2801 E. 12 51 SPOlcJ.ne Wash Tacoma, WlSh.-Mrs. William A. Jonn 8308 S. 441h 51., Tacoma, Wash. Wana Wan., WlSh .-Mn Don Tayl or, 18'7 Leonard Dr., \'(Illla Wall", WISh. Wenatchee, Wash .-Mrs. James W. Parker , 60, S. Pearl. Wenat chee , WISh

CALIFORNIA

Acton (See Antel ope: Valley, Calif., Lan· caster, Cali!.)

Ala meda (See 8e:rkelcr, Calif.)

Ala mo (See: Contra Costa, Calif.)

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Alballf (See Berkeley. Calif.)

AfTin (See: Bakcrsfidd. Calic')

Atherton (Sc-e: Pal o Alto. Calif.)

Auburn (See Sacramenlo, Calif.)

BakenJicld (See: Bakersfield, Calif.)

Baron (See: Antelope: Valley, Calif. Lan cuter, Calif )

8e:.lmont (See: San Mateo CoUllty, Calif )

Belvedere ($«: Marin County, Calif.) Ben iCia (See Solano County. Calif.)

Berkeley (Set BerkeleY, Calif.)

Bodcsa (See V.lley of the M oon, CalIf.)

Burlin&ame (See S.n Mateo Count)', C.Hf. )

Campbe.11 (See San J OK. Calif.)

Carmel (See Mon terer Peninsula! Calif.)

Carmichael (Ste Sacramento, Ca if.)

Cutto Valley (Sec Berkeley, Cal if.)

Ooyerdale (See V.lIey of the Moon. Calif )

Clovis (See Fresno, Calif.)

Colusa (See Yuba·Suner, Calif.)

Concord (See Conto Costa. Calil.)

Corte Madera (See Marin County. Calif.)

Cotati (See V.lley of the Moon, Calif.)

Courtland (5« Sacramento, Calif,) (Sec San j ose, Calif )

Daly Cit)' (5« Sin Francisco Calif.)

Danville (See Contra Costa. Calif.)

DIYis (See S.cramento, Calif.)

Delano (See Bakersfield, Calif , )

Dillon (See Solano County. Calif.)

EI Cerrito ('See: Berkeley, Calif.)

Elk Grove (5« S.cramento, Calif.)

Elverta (See Slrt.metno. C.lif,)

Escalon (See Stockton, Calif.)

Fairfax (See M.rin County , Calif.)

Fairfield (See Solano County. Calif.)

Fair Oak, (5« Sacramento, Cali!.)

Fowler (See Fresno, Calif.)

Fremont (See Berkeley, Calif )

Fresno (See Fresno. Calif.)

Gn'ersville (See V alley of the Moon, C.l;1.)

Glen Ellen (See V a lier nf Ihe Moon. Calif.)

Gorman (See Antelope Valley, Calif., Lan· cuter, Calif.)

Greenbrae (St(: Marin County. CaliL)

Guerneville (See Valley of the Moon, Calif. )

H alf Moon Bay (See San Mateo County, Calif.)

Hayward (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Hea ld sburg (See V alley of the Moo n, Calif. )

Hill sboroulh (See San Mateo County, C.lif. )

Kentfield (See t.brin Cnunt)', Calif.}

Kenwood (Set V.lley of the M oon, Cdif.)

RDI•• C.li/ )

Lafayette (Set Contra Costa, Cllif.)

Lane.ner (See Valley, Calif. uncuter, Calif.)

LarkJpur (See Marin County, Calil.)

Linden (See Stockton, Calif.)

l ive Oa1: (See Yuba Sutter, Cali!.)

LocIi (See Stockton, Calif.)

Los Altos (See P lo Alto, Calif )

Los Gatos (Sec San jose. Cal i£' )

MJ.rtincz (See Conm Costa. Calif.)

MaO'n'iIle (Sec Yuba ·Sutter, Calif.)

Menlo Parle.: (See Palo Alto , Calif )

Millbrae (Sec San Mateo Calif.)

Mill V.lley (Sec MJ.rin County, Calil.)

Modesto (See Stockton.. ulil )

Mojue (Sec Antelope Vall ey, Calif. Ltn· cuter, ulif.

Monterey (See M onterey Peninsula. Calif.)

Monte Sereno (See San J OIC, CJ.lif.)

Mt View (Sec Palo Alto, Calif.)

Nlpa (See Sol.no County, Cali!.)

North Hiahl .nd (See Sacr.mento Catil.)

Novato (Sec Matin County, CaliL)

Oakdale (Sec Stockton, Calif,)

Oakland (See Berkeley, C.liL) (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Orinda (Sec ContrJ. Costa. Calif.)

Pacific Grove (Sec Monterey Peninsula , Calif.)

Palmdale (See Valley, ulif. Lancaster. Calif.)

P.lo Ah o (See p.fo Alto, Calif.)

Pebble Beach (Sec Monterey Peninsult, Cali!.)

Pennarove (See Valley of the 'M oon, C.lif.)

Pesc.dero (See S.n Mateo County. Calif.)

Pmluma (Sec VJ.lley of the M oo n, C.lif.)

Piedmont (See Berkeley , <:aliL)

Pleasant Hill (5t'e Contra Costa. ulif.)

Quartz H ill (See A ntelope Valley , Calif. uneaster, Calif.)

Rancho Cordova (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Ri chmond (See Berkeley. Ca.1if.)

Rio V ista (See Solano County, C.tif.)

Ripon (See Stockton, Calif.)

Rosamond (See Antel ope Valley, Calif. Lancaster. Calif.)

Roseville (See Sacrlmento, CaIU,)

Ro n ('See Marin Count)', C.lif.)

Sacumento (See S,cramento, C.lif.)

San Ao selmo (See Marin County, CaIiL)

San Brono (Sec San Mateo County, CaJi f.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Antelope Valier, Calif.-Mrs. Donald P. Roe, N. 60 St., W Lancaster, Cali!.

*Bakersfield l Calif.-Mrs. R. W Beard , 2607 Crest Dr Balcers · field, Cahf.

San Carlos (See San Mateo County, .calif.)

San Francisco (See San Francisco. Calif.)

SaDler (See FrCSDO, Calif.)

San JOK (See S.n Jose, Calif.)

San l.e.andro (See Berkdey. Calif.)

San Lorenz (See Berkeley, Calif.)

San Mateo (See San Mateo, Calif.)

SUI lUbel (See Marin County, Calif.)

Sants Cltn (See San jose, Calif )

Santa Rosa (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

SaratDla (Sec San Jose, Calif.)

Sausalito (See M.nn County. Calif.)

Sebastopol (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Selma (See Fresno, Ca.lif.)

Shafter (Sec Bakersfield, Calif.)

Sonoma (Sec Valley of the Moon. Cam )

South San Francisco (See: either San Fran· cisco, Calif., or San Mateo Count)', Calif. )

Stockto n (See Stockton, Calir.)

Suisun City (See SoIJ.no County, Calif.)

Sunnyvale (Sec S.n Jose, CaliL)

Taft (See Blkersfield", Calif.)

Tehlchapi (See Bake rfield, C.lif.)

Terra Linda (Sec M.rin Count)', Cali£.)

Tiburon (See Marin County , Calif.)

Tracy (5« Stockton, Calif,)

V aca ville (Sec Solaoo County, Cali!.)

Vallcio (See Solano County, Calif.)

Walnut Creek (See Contr. Coeta, Calif.)

Walnut Grove (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Wasco (See Bakersfield, Calif )

W oodland (See Sacramento, Calif.)

WtIOdside (See Palo Al to, Calif.)

Yuba City (See Yuba Sutter, Calif.)

HAWAII

Hawaii (See all towns on .11 the Islands fo the Hawaiian Group, Hawaii, K.u.i, Lanai, Maui, Mololtai .nd Oahu)

NEVADA

Boulder City (See Lu Vegas, Nev.)

Carso n City (See' Reno, Nev.)

Henderson (See Las Vcsu, Nev .)

Lake T .hoe (Sec Reno. NC"'.)

Las Vefi!:as (See Lu VealS, Nu.)

Reno (See Reno, Nev.)

Smith Valley (See Reno, Nev,)

Snarks (See Re no. Nev.)

Virginia City (See Reno , Nev )

San Francisco. Calif.-Mrs. j ack login, 12 t h Ave , San Frlncisco, Calif , San jose, Calif. - Mn. R. J jensen, 4698 Applewood Dr , S.n JOK Calif. Berkeley, C alif.-Mrs. T heodore Klabau, In M on t icello Ave , Piedmont II, Cllif. Contra Costa, Calif,-Mrs. R obert Griffith, 14 Ardor Or., Orinda, Calif.

*Fresno, Calif.- Mn. Bruce Arnold, 491) Wishon Ct., Fresno, Calif. Marin County, CaIiL-Mrs. H.rry A. Orrick, III, 2) Oak Way, Ron, Calif. Monterey Peninsull Calif.-Mrs. Arnold E. Downs, 11 22 Wil den Canyon Rd ., Pebble Beach, Calif. Palo Alto , Calif.-Mn. Bethune Ireland, Barry Lane, Athert on, Calif. Sa cramento, CaliL-Mrs. Glenn W. Wilson , }622 Fair Oaks Bhd ., Sacramento, Caill.

ARlWNA

Casa Grande (See Phoen ix, Ari!..)

Chandler (Sec Pboenix, Arit.)

Cool idle (See Phoenix, Ar iz.)

Glendale (See Phoenix, Arit.)

Litchfie ld Parle (See Phoenix, Aril.)

Mesa (See Phoenix. Ati!..)

Peoria (Sec Phoenix, ri!..)

Fhoenill (See Phoenix, Ari!..)

Scottsdale (Sec Camelback, Arit.)

Superior (See Phoenis, Ariz.) (See Phoenix, Aril.)

Tucson (See Tucson , Ariz .)

Saa l-oiateo County Calif.-Mn. Ma),e Wymore Sibley. 1)60 Bl.ck Mountain Rd ., HiIIsborolJ#l:h, Calif. Colano.N.pa Counties. Ca.lif.-Mn Fred M. Campbell , lOI EI Camino Real , V.lIejo, Calif.

*Stockton, Calif.-Mrs. R. N. Mather, 2"6 Ooullas, Stockt on, Calif. Valley of the Moon. Calif.-Mrs. james Stockman, lH6 Hermit WaYt Santa Rosa. CaliL and Mn. F. j K inkel., Alder Broole, Santa Rosa , CJ.lif.

*Yuba Sutter, Calif.-joan Lee Olivet, 1176 Butte Ave., Uba City, Calif.

Hawaii-Mn. Archie Camp 1417 Pueo St., Honolulu , Haw. ii. las VeRu, Nev .- Mn. Rlch.rd V.ad enberl , Cashman Dr., Las Vegas, Nev. Reno, Nf:V .-Mrs. Rex Daniels, Sharon War, Ren o, Nev.

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

CALIFORNIA

Alhambra (See Pasaden., Cali(.)

Alpine (See San Oielo , CaliL)

Alt adena (See PuedenJ., Calif.)

Anaheim (See Nonh Or.nle County, Calif.)

Arc.dia (See Puadena, Calif.)

Azusa (5«: Covina·Pomont, utif.)

Balboa (See South Cout, Calif )

Balbo. Island (See South Cout, Calif.)

Baldwin Park (See CoYina Po mona, BellflCali!.)

ow er (See Lonl Beach, Calif.)

Beverly H ills (See Los An&eles Calif.)

Bonsall (See La j olla, Calif.)

Borrego Springs (See San Diceo, Calif )

Brea (See North Orange Count)', Calif.)

Brentwood (See los Angeles. Calif )

Buena Park (See North Oranle Ctlunty. Calif. Burbank) (See Glendale. Calif )

Camp Pendleton (See LJ. j olla , Calif.)

Capistrano (See South Cout, Calif.)

Carpinteria (See Santa B.rbara, Calif.)

Chats.,·orth (See San Fern.ndo Valley, Dlif.)

Chula Vista (Sec San Diego, Calif.!

Claremont (Sec: Covina-Pomona, Ca iL)

Colton (Sec: San Bernardino. Ca li f.)

Compton (Sce Long Beach, Calif.)

Conoga P ark (Sec San Fernando Valley, (.JiL)

Coro nad o (Sec: San Diego, (J l if.)

Corona (Sec either Riverside: or San Bernardino. Calif.)

Coro na del Mar (Sec South Cout o Calif.)

Costa Mesa (Sec South Cout, Calif )

Covina (See Covina-Pomona, Calif.)

Dd Mat (Sec La J o lla. Calil.)

Del Rosa (Sec San Bcrn:lrdino. Calif.)

Downey (Sec Whinier Acta, Calif.)

EI Caion (Sec San Diego, Cdif.)

Encinitas (Sec La Jolla, Calif.)

El Segundo (Sec South Bay, Ca li£.)

Encino (Sec San Fernando Valley, (alif.)

Escondido (Sec La J o ll a, Calif.)

Pall Brook (Sec La Jolla. Calif.)

Fillmore (Sec Santa Barbu •. C,Uf.)

Flintridge (See La Canada Vaile)', C.JiL)

Fullerton (Sec North Onnsc County Catif.)

Grove (See North Orange County, Calif. ) (See Glendale. Calif.)

Gltndora (See Covi na ·Pomona. Calif.)

Goleta San ta Barbara. Calif.)

Beach (S« Sou th BlY, CaliL)

Highland s (See San CatiL)

Hollywood (,S« Los Angeles , Calif.)

Huntington (See South Cont. Calif.)

Huntington Park (See South Coast. Calif.)

I nglewood (See Cent ine lla Valley, C a liL)

J ulian (See La J ol1a, Calif.)

t.a Canada (See La Canada Calif.)

La C rescenta (See ta C.nada Calif.)

Laguna Ika ch (See South Cout. Calif.)

La Habr a North Ounge County. Calif.)

La J olla (See La Jolla, Calif./ (See Long Beach. Ca if.)

La Mesa (See San Calif.)

La M irada (See Whittier •• Calif.)

La Puente (See Co,.ina·Pomona, C.li(.)

La Co,.ina·Pomona. Calif.)

J.ernon (See San D iego. CallL)

Leucadia (See La j oUa, Calif )

J.ilac La joll a. CallL)

Lornit. (See South Bay. Calif.)

T.ong Ikach (Set: Long Calif )

Los Angeles (See either Los Angelu. Cen · V alley or Santa Monica and CaliL)

lyn""ood (Sec Long Bea c h Cal if.)

Malibu (See Santa Monica and Westside:, Calif.)

Manhattan Beach (Sec South Bay, CaliL) Montebello Whittier Area. Calif.)

Monterey Park (See Pasadena, Ca l if.)

MOnrovia (Sec Calif.)

Montrose (See La Canada Valley, CaliL)

Natio nal City (Sec San Calif./

Newport Beach (See South Coast, Ca if.)

North H ollywood (&t San Fernando Val · ley, Calif.)

Northridle (See San Valley, CaliL)

Norwalk (S« Whittier Area , Calif.)

Oceansid e (Sec La J olla, Cali!.)

Ojal (See Santa Barbara, Calif.)

OntariO (Sec Covina·Pomona, Calil.)

Orange (See South Coast. Calif.)

Orange County (Sec Sou th Coast, C:alif.)

Pacific Paliudes ( Sec Santa M onica and Westside, Calif )

Pacoima (See San Fernando Valley, Calif )

Pala (Set: La j olla. Calif.)

Palomar (See La J OIII, Calif.)

Palos Estates (Sec South Bay, C.lif.)

Panorama City (See San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Paramount (See Long Bea ch, Calif.)

Pasaden a (See Pasadena. Calif.)

Paum a Valley (See La Joll a, Calif.)

Pico·Rivera (See Whittier Area, Calif.)

Playa del Rey (Sec Centinella Villey, Calif.)

Pomona (See Covinl Pomona, Calif.)

Pomona Valley Covina·Pomona, Calif.)

Portuauese Bend (See Sou th Bay, Ca lif.)

Ra inbow (Sec La Jolla. Calif.)

Ramona (Sec La J olla, Calif.)

San Gabriel (SC'e Pasadena, Calif.)

San Marino (See PasadCfla, Calif.)

San Pedro Long Beach, Calif.)

San ta Ana (See South Coast , Calif.)

Santa Barban (See Santa Barbara, Cal if.)

Santa Fe Spnngs (See Whittier Are a, Calif. )

Santa Maria (Sec Santa Barbara, Calil.)

Santa Monica (Sec Santa Monica and Westside, Calif.)

San ta Paula San ta Barbara Calif. )

Santa Ysabel (See La J olla, Calif.)

Seal Beach (See Lons Beach, Calif )

Sepulveda (See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Sherma n Oaks (Sec San Fernando Valley, Calif.,

Sierra 1» adre ( See Pasadena, CallL)

Signa l Hill (See Lons Beach, Calif.)

Solano Beach (Sec La Jolla, Calif.)

Sorren to (See La J olla, Calif.)

Sou thgate (See Long Beach. Calif )

South Paudena (See Pasadena, Calif.)

Studio City (Sec San Fernando Valle y Calif.)

Sunland (Sec La Canada Valley. CaliL)

Sun yalley (Set: San Fernando Valley , Cabf.)

Tartana (Sce San Fernando Vall ey Calif. )

Temple City (Sec Pasadena. Calif )

Torran ce (Sec Sou th Bay, Calif.)

Tujunga (See La Canada Valley. Calif )

T Wli n (See South Coast, Calif.)

Upland (See Covina·Pomona. Calif.)

Valley Center (Sec I.a Jolla. Calif.)

Van Nu}'S (See San Fernando Calif.) (See S.nta Barbara. Calif.)

Vista (See La j olll, Calif.)

Vista Leiana (Sec La Canada, Calif )

Walnut (See Covina Pomona. Calif.)

Redlands (See Redlands. Cali.)

Rancho Santa Fe (See La J olla l Calif.)

Redondo Beach (See Sou th Bay, CdiL)

Reseda (See San Fern ando Valley, Calif.)

Rincon (See La Jolla/ Calif.)

Rivenide (Sec RI"t"erslde, Calif.)

Rolling Hills (See South Bay, Calif.)

Rosemead (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

San Clemente either La J olla, Calif. o r South Coast. Calif.)

San Dlelo (Sec San Diego , Caljf.)

San Dimas (See Covina Pomona. Ca lif.)

San Bernardino (Sec San Bern a rdino , Calif. )

Sa n Ferna ndo (See Sin Fernando Valley, Cllif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Camelback, Ariz .-Mrs, W P. AlC"Ilnder, 4n4 N 46th PI., Phocnill: 18, Ari1.

Phoenill:, Arit. - Mrs. Edward D. Smith, 3421 E. Y ale 51.. Phot o nill:, Ar it. Tucson, Arit .-Mn. Dale R. Birtch. Rt 5, Box 987Y Tucson , Ari1. and Mrs. Kenneth Pittman. 3208 E Lester Tucson. Ariz. Covina Pomona, Calif.-Mn. j ames Beebe, 20409 Via Verde, Covina, Calif.

Glendale, Calif.-Mrs. Stephan C Kapernaros, 611 Olms tead Dr ., Glendale, Calif.

La C.nada, Calif.-Mrs. Donald Grossman, 4764 Rosebank Dr La Canada, Calif.

La Jolla, Cali f. -Mrs. W. L. Buehlman, 412 Vincente Way , La. j o lla , Calif.

Long Beach, Cal it-Mrs Darrell T. Neighbors, 371 Park A ve Lo ng Beach 3 Calif

Los Angeles, Calif.-Mn. J Randolph Pirie, 11211 Homedale St Los Angeles 49, Calif.

N o rth Oranle County, Calif.- Mrs. Ro bert E Deshon, H2 0 Terrna Pl.. Fullerton. Calif 92632

P.:uadena, Calif.-Mrs. jack Sa e Jid, 821 Balboa Dr., Arcadia, Calif.; Mrs. Wm. Clark, 6761 N. Longmont, San Ga.br iel , Calif.

Warner's Hot Sp rings (Sec La Jolla Calif.) , West Covina (See Covina ' Pomona, Calif.)

West Los Angeles (See Los Angeles Calif. )

Westminster (See South Coast, Calif.) (See Whittier Art:I, Calif )

Wllmmgton (See Long BelCh , CaTiL) Witch Cree:ll: (See La J o lla , Calif.)

Woodland Hills (Sec San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Yorba Lin da (See North Orange County Cali f .) , Yucaipa (See Redlands. Calif.)

Redlands , Calif. - Mrs. Virginia Hurlbut , 1)21 Margarill Dr. , Rtdlands, Calif

Rivenide, CaIiL-Mrs. Delbert Hartis H 11 Magnolia Ave River side. Calif. 92506 ' San Bemardi"!l, R. Martin Wells. 132) And,eas San Bernardino. Cahf San l?icgo, Calif.-Mrs. Robert Burgert, 91)c Brier Rd J.a Men Mrs Gene Hardy, 932 T orrence, Apt. D., San Diego : San Ferna.ndo Valier: C alif.- Mrs. Rod Turner, 473' Vl n AIde Ave T arn na, Ca If. n Santa Blrbara,. Calif -Mrs. C. A Brownin&, ,",0 Hierba, Santi Barbara, Cal lf. ; Mrs. Robert .Dill , 12)) Silvestre Rd , Sanh Barbara, Calif ; Mn. E. B. Bllho p 420 N o rthridge Rd Sint. Barhart, Calif. • " Monica and Westside, Calif. - Mrs Ch a rles Co/em.n , 418 Ninth St • Sinta Monica, Calif.

Sou t!1 Ba" Cllif.-:Mrs. 1. H Sw ift, 4)], Susarh ilJ Dr Ro lling H Ills Estates, Calif. ' South COlst. Calif.-1!rs. Robert M Rodman. 21 24 Hilthland Dr Newport Beac h, Clhf. MI 6 3408 ; Mrs Marie Briggs Timmons ' Oakmont Santa Ana , Calif KI 2 3384 Whittier Callf..- Mn. W. R M cChrys tal, 106.t0 V i r,ln l.l Ave , Whittier, Cilif.

STATE MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMEN

If no Chairman i5 listed Contact-Mn . Reginald Brack, 6043 Walnut H ill Lane, Dallas , Texas

(Mn Robert M ) 2602 Fairbanks St ., SpeDard , Alaska

HIbner Flif (Mn Frank E.), 2001 9th St ., Dougl as Ar iz

Arl""I.u- Marr Mitchell Couch (Mn. William T.), Rt I , Boll: 74, Hot Spr i nss Ark ,

Rich WiIlC')' (Mrs. Richard D.). 6299 Pordham War, Sacnmento 22, Calif. Cu.,,';,--I-Mujorie Sillers Iaman (Mrs. E&be.rt. Jr.). R.P.D. #1, Bol[ 202, Hampton, Conn FJo,,;J_Joan Elizabeth T d Van Akin (Mrs. Edward), 16U Antiqua Dr , Orlando, Pia H GI'o"'i!,,-Patricia Loomi. Martin (Mrs.). Cni&ston Dr., Columbus. Ga. _.uIJ,!ho:--Mill MU&afft S Kinyon 110) N. 9th St Boise, Idaho.

Brrsre Ashhrook (Mrs. Joseph). R R. #1, RossYille, III. __ lrma Dykes Dunbar (Mn. 'iX1il1ard P.). Rt. 1. Colfax. Ind l ow_Mildred Hoak Toole (Mn. Wm. W.), 1662 Northwest Dr , Drs Moina, lo a. K••,..,-Karrn L. Miler Grnes (Mrs. James), 740 H i&hland An • Sal ina, KIn 67401 K,,,,.dJ'"""-Thrlma M Kntbtlkamp Long (Mrs Wm G ). 3107 Bro nsboro Rd louISville 6. Ky. LA.;'i ,,_Linda Williamson Barnette (Mrs. A. Nelson), 4)6 Ontario, Shreveport, La. AfAi,,_Winona EdminiJter Chasc (Mrs. Allan S.), 8 FlIr St., No y. Me Af"",I""JAf""M'h"II.r-Miss Bamua Putnam. )2 Main Circle. Shrrwibu!1, Mus Afirhi, _Rosanne Roark Marquis (Mrs. Donald P.). 1688 Sulll'un Dr Sqi naw. MICh Chase Match.n (Mrs.), 28)2 XenwODd Ave ., MinneaPOIi. 16, M inn. Htlen Terry Holliday (Mrs. James W.), 1078 Cedar Hill Dr., J ackson 6, MISS Af IlJOM rt-ArdlS Sly Cor (Mrs. Ryland E.), 1211 McNary St., Tarkio, Mo. Keown Sind r (Mrs. Villli!) , 914 Mon roe, Helena , Mont. Ndw4..--G en Myerhotf W,"onrr {Mrs Frtd M.L 40n Sherid.n Blvd Lincoln 6. Neb N, Prescott Bla. ck (Mrs. Ed at/. P.O Box 296. Crystal nay, Nev. N,w ean Mukw. McCarthy (Mn. ohn), 677 Soutb St Portsmou th. N H N,w DrBa.ckrr (Mrs.. P.), 128 Apple Blossom Lane. Middleto.... n. N . J . NtW AftxKON,." YDrl - MilJ Ella Donnocur. 88 l incoln Rd Snyder 26, N Y ND"fh CIIIrD/i,,#-P'. Whitncy Holt Thomas (Mrs Fred S l. Old Post Rd ., Erwin N .C. North D.dOl#-Hrlen Bo nun Jacobsen (Mrs C. R.), Rolla N.D Ohi Vernah Strwa.rt Gardner (Mrs GeoNte). n Grosvenor St Athen,! Ohio Oll..bo",_Brtty Roberts Willia.ms (Mrs. Glenn). "4n S Saoousky, Tu Ia. Okla McC.1I 8«chler (Mrs . George c.). 9n S. 2nd SI .. Princyille. Ote . Pt""l.1I..""i_Marttlia Weston (Mrs Robert H /. 422·28th Age Altoona. Pl Rho., 111 "tI- JHn Crayton Collinson (Mrs. Joseph). Ta I ood Dr Barrinston. R 1. So.th C""oli,,_M.ry Lres McGeary (Mrs. J. A ). Gibbes Ct , Co lombi., S c. Sulh Vao t_Ed ith Clark Quintal (Mrs Arth ur). 908 E. 5th Age , Mitchell. S D T,""'II,_M i" urolyn Briscndine 107 Ogburn St., Paris, Ten n. T,xn-Nanq Darden P iUer (Mrs. P W., Jr .). 1409 W. Elm, Brecll:enrldge. Ttl Ut"hV".",o.f-Nancy Buche im Bcaucha.mp (Mrs. Robt W.), 22) Ad ams 51.. Ruliand, Vt Vif',i"i_ Henderson Gerber (Mn E W l. )n4 N }7th, Ta Cfl ma. Wash W", VI",i"i_Brtty Claire Pntier Winterholler (Mrs. Frank M .) 846 (h.-p pel Rd , W Va WiUDlfI;/f--Brtty McClenahan Barnes (Mrs. Pa.u l M.). 6044 N. ulI:e Dr., MJI 311kee 17, WIS W.1omi".r-Miu Fr.nets Feris, 1769 S. Spruce, Casper, W yo. Albt'rI_Doroth,. Pepper Elliott (Mrs P. G.), 1022) U4th St Edmonton, Alta Can Br;t;,/) Col...",'i_Ruby White Tnill (Mrs. J. M.). 17)' W. 68th, Vancouver 14 , B.C Can Wrip;ht Currie (Mrs. Andre), 1432 Wellington Crescent , Winnipeg, M an Can Ntw B".",wkj Pr;"r, Edwltf'tI IIIA,,'Sroli_ O"fAr;o-Tsabtl A Clark Winkler (Mrs. Ho ard W.), 210 Chapel St , Apt. 7 , Otta 2, Ont ., Can O tb,r- Elinbrth An n Kerr McDou(tail (Mrs. Allan H.l. 617 Ros lyn Ave , Montreal 6. Que Can SA / jlfrrhtWAn- Mais ie Wakeman Robinson (Mrs Lloyd 0.). 144 Leopold Crrs ., RC8in a, Suk.,

Honoraries

Shirley Harken Virginia r Alpha lambda D.lta

Jon., Hanis Ore gon A Alpha Lambda D.lta

Corol Turner Alabama I' Alpha Lambda Delta

Sarah Hollis Georgia A Alpha Lambda Delta

Kr ista"" Schne id.r Iowa r Alpha Lambda Delta

Kay Korrache, Illinois Z Ph i Koppa Ph i

Patty Cfum GHrgla A. Alpha lambda O.lta

Jan Jama Wash ington B Phi Kappa Phi PI Lambda Theta

Sandy Tolbert Virginia [' Phi a.ta Kappa

Noncy W.lch Georgia A Alpha lambda Oelta

Joan Rum pelt .. Idaho A Phi Kappa Phi

Shoron Hogon Virg in ia r Alpha Lambda D.lta

Honoraries

Barbaro Cade New York d Phi Beta Kappa

Este. Hay •• Alaboma B

Alpha Lambda D.lta

Carey Hunl., Indiana .:1

Kappa D.lla PI

Sandy Martin Texas 4 Phi Alpha Theta

Avis Goh •• n North Dakota A Ph i Alpha Th.ta

Marie Waybuan Oregon A Alpha Lambda Delta

louis. Swond., North Dakola A Alpha Delta Theta

lady C.dl Texos d Alpha Lambda D.lta

Willa Meyer Nebrodca B Psi Chi

Nancy Lomond Texas .:1

Phi Alpha Th.,o

Pam Ulr.y Ind iana r Ph i kappa Ph i

Who ' s Who

Murie l Elli. Nevada A

Bunn ie Worsham Florida B

Lynn McElroy rua. r

Kay Sorenson Nevada A

Karla Tatum Alabama A

Pot Wolen Iowa A

Seth Ann L G ol. Florida B

Julie LaFond Nevada A

Cathy Gordon Texos r

Judy Quanchi Nevada A

Melinda Kerr Alabama A

Daille Rupnik Arizona A

Campus leaders

Nancy Powers, Georgia A. Southwestem Region Women', Single, Bowling chompion .

Marthann aerry T.xa. & School pap.r n ' editor

Jan Moodie Washington B Junior Cloll becutive Council

Chri.tie Louil Kentucky A, M"s ic School president , Student Council , (WENS Junior Adv iso r

Jan Hoelf.r Utah A AWS vice pre,ident

Marcia Kuper Nebraska D Dorm itory Pr•• iden'

Carol Flenniken. We.t Virginia A, Spoke, pr•• ident, Stat. Apple Ilanam P,lnc."

Susie Miller Nebraska B Yearbook staff editor

Judy Allen , Sophomore Council Washington B, Clall Executive

Sondra Stahl Kentucky A. BUl inen School Vearbook edi-

Comella Moor. Texo, r Ch •• rl.ad.r

Fron Wahon Washington A Penh.n.nk Yice pr.sident

Marcia lewi, Nebra,ko B Union Cho irman

Helen Quinlan, Colorcdo r, Hesperic , Ouhtanding sopho. mor., Outstanding Spur, Angel Flight

Campus Leaders

Su.le Moore , Nebra.ka B, Union Chairman , Little SI te", of Min.rva

Lyn Armbruster Nevada A Spun

Lori Williams lawa A Senior Cia leeretary

Barbara Throckmatin Iowa r. Phi Ps i Om icron . little Sille" of M inerva

Nanci Nunn , We.t V irginia A, lAWS Region IV Vice P,e.ident

Louanne Virg in West Virginia A. Li-Toon-Awa. sophomore honorary

Koren Bentin Nebra ska B Builde,. pre.ident

Noncy Bohr Iowa A Internat ional Club se eretary

Libby Woodward Iowa A Sophomore Cia secretary

Marlorie Griffin Iowa A Panhellenic Secretary

Bonnie Knud se n , N.bra.ka B. Theta Sigma Ph i, Un ion Cou ncil Li ttl. Si. t. " of M in.rva

Kathi Sand Oregon .6. Angel Flight, Kwama

Carol Com e llus Iowa r Phi Psi Omicron

Barb Atkinson Nebraska B Dorm itory pre si dent

Campus Leaders

Judi Miller , Chimel, Shell Flight California and Oar, Angel

Ann l'hommedleu Arizona A Spur.

Pom Schumacher, Arizona A, Spur., Freshman SeCt.tory , Alpha lambda Delta , Woman ' . Doy chairman

Ellen I.chtel, Arizona A . Senior Clan .ecr.'ory , Sigma D.lta PI

Audrey Grotz Wiscon,in r a•• I·Loved

Ann Jeff,ey , Oklahoma B, Education Student Council ncretory

Susie GUn" A,ilono A University Ployen

Lorno Lide , Indiana Foundation Steering

Pam Willi. California do B , ioU CommitSpurs, UCLA Fo.hion Board

Non Doubet Arizona A , Lib.ral Art. Senator, Angel Flight , Z A E Auxiliary , Who ' . Who

Lynne Garnet Flight Rodgen , Florida U, Key secretary, Ange'

Anne Williams Alabama r Sophomore Senator

Avery Keener, Arizona A, Theta Sigma Phi pr.sident, Arizona Wildcol ,odety editor

Su an Ruebu.h , Indiana D, F,e.hman Camp general .ecre'ary

Campus Leaders

Carol Emery Collfomla Z HoneylMa,. president

Patricia Gully M.'$CIch ....tt, B Pi Sigma Alpha

(or.I J"" Smith, Mouochulettl B. Jun'Or 'onhellenk p id.nt

Jolin. Dehart Moryland n Senior legi.lo,ur.

Morion Sm ith MOSiochu.e", B Scroll.

Anne Adams , Iowa OIA , OM,. of Internal Affo ir• • Si.te, of MorteM C,ou

I!d:th Sprenger, Vermont A .eUgion Conf.,en,e chairman

Ko,en C. Paullin , Vermont A M iddlebury Cultural Conf.r.n,. Chairman

'.ve,ly 'rent Massothu •• ", B I.velerl

,"0' Gronowllei, North Dolloto A, Experiment in Int rnat ional Liv i ng

Le. Anne Horine , California Z, Cal Club, Spurs junior advisor

Alice Milnor, V.rmont A , One of Six mo s t popular freshmen

Mar ie Malli nen , Massachusetts D, Ponh.ne ni, Council pr.,Ident

Jan Anderton North Ookala A l.odersh ip T,ain ing prog,am

Campus Leaders

Ginny Kirt, Colorado r, Hesf"lr io , AWS , pr.s ident, Ang.1 Flight

Kathy Evans Colorodo r CSU Hasten•• pre sident

Gail Mona II I, Colorado r, Spurs , Alpha Lambda Deha, Ang.1 Flight

Francie Gonzal ." Colorodo 1', Stud.nt Ce nt.r Boord vice pre side nt

Pal Tob in , Colorado r, He,perio vice pre ,i dent , ASCSU vin pre,ident, Angel Flight , Who ' , Who

Jan ice Kennedy Colorado r "- i Delphia

Su, on Morrison , Colorado I ', Studen' Center loord luretory

Bobb ie Cotton Colorado r Spun

Koty Welsch Colorado r ASCSU lecretary

Carol Wake field , Colorado J', AHEA president, Angel flight , AWS communication, choiron

Coral Booth Colorado r Angel Flig ht presiden' Who 's Wtlo

lonnie Simonlon , Colorado r, Chi Epsilon, Engin rlng honorary

Dotty Dotts , Colorado r. Po h lI nlc prelide nt, Min Sorority , Angel Flight, Who ' , Who

Mary Ann Husband, Colorado r Spun

Campus leaders

l inda Eakin , New York .1, Fr e. hman Ori e ntation cha irman , URW r\lice afea .eeretorr

Su san Sprague , New York Gi rl Soiling Team captain , Cornell Girls Ski Te am

Sally Indiana A Gold Peppers

lauree n Stan'on , New Yorlc .1, Junior Panhenen ic, Dormilory Coun . elor

Susan MiII.r New York .1 WSGA committee ch a ir man

Ca ro lyn Hodg •• , Colorodo r. Junior Ponhe ll.nic pre. id.nt

Sue Rogerl , New York .1, milory counselor, Dromati" dub ncretary

Barb Barr Ind iana .!\ Gold Pepp .rs

loi s Gw inner, New York .1., Ponh .lI.nic Ireosu,er, book Dorm itory

Sue Sundin. Co lorado r CSU Ho s t

Judy Har\l e y, New York .!\, WAA social d ire ctor, Interna,ional Orientation Coun,elor

Coral Kwillu. , New York Corn e ll Hot e l A ociation secre tory , Dormitory Counselor

Sandra St en.on , Colorado r , Sports Cor Club queen, Who' Who ,

Pri.cilla Po"e " on , North Carolina A, Sophomo,. Cla u ,etory

Campus Leaders

Julie Solley Kentucky A Newman Club seuetary

Evelyn Soling , Pennsylvania E, Ph i Upsilon Om icron , N iaid s

Sally Witmer, Illino is Z, Ph i Beta , speech honorary

Kothryn Sneddon, w.. t Virginia A, Sophomore Clall vice president , li-Toon-Awa

Susan Haught Pe nnsylvan ia E Merrill - Pa lmer Awa,d

Sally Rosenberg O regon A Pi Mu Epsilon

Alicia Buerger, New York Corn ell Chairman for .peciol children's center

Arlene Mahon Oregon A. AWS treasure,

Gine Kinney Oregon A Kwoma

Pot F Pete" Oregon A, AWS pres ident , Pi Mu Epsilon

Queens and Sweethearts

Koren Schnurr Nebraska B Angel Flight

Gin,., Leaming , O,egon A, Tau Kappa Epsilon Red Carna,lon Qu•• n

Jeanl. Cooper Oklahoma B Mill OSU

Coral Johnson Colorado A Castl e B.lle.

Dio". Armour Nebraslea B Aborben Counle

Ann Nkholson Washington B 10TC Honorofy Captain

Carolyn Rankin Nebraska n Junior IFe Ou "

Karlyn Kuper Nebraska B Ange' Flight

Judy louon North Dakota A Little Si.t.,. of Minervo

Kaye Schnur' Nebraska B Cornlt ,,:., 'oou'Y Q"••n

Dione McElroy Nebraska B Aklo,ben Countess

Lou Gene Bartram We.t Virginia A Angel Flight

Beth Tomlinson Iowa A M iu S<huyler County

Jonet fowle' Oregon A Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girt

California

Californ ia 7. Military 8011 Queen

Queens and Sweethearts

Barbato Jordon Californ i a Z Colonel ' , Co eds

Jo Jean DeBusk Californ ia Z Littl. Si, t." of Minerva

Dole 0 ' 8rlen G eorgi a A Homecomi ng Ou•• n

Judy Ande non , Atila no A , Min Pi ma County, U of Arizona Porn-Pam G irt , Phi Delta Thela Wom en' , Au xiliary

Vick i•• l ei gh Yarwood

Z Colon e l' , Coed,

Nan cy 8ro o ks

Coral Kleinknecht, Indiana J., Litll Sis'e, of the Mallei. Crou

Shirtey SaHerfl.ld Oklahoma B Ch i Epsilon Qu •• n

Sandy Gilley flor ida B Angel Flight

Lynn Zimmerman 1II1n ol, Z Sil'er of Phi Kappa Sigma

Jane landr.th , Arizona A Ty ler Ro.. Fe stiv al Qu.en , Sigma Alpha Epillon Women ', Auxiliary

Kris Wallin WClihington \ Swee,heo" of Sigma Ch i

Jo Dietrich Florida B ROTC Battalion Sponsor

Janice GrUleR Idaho A SWHtheort of Sigma Chi

Chapter Letters

Letter s marked with * perfect fo r this issue

Letters marked with *** pe rfect for a ll three issues thi s yea r

Provinces marked with * pe rfect for thi s issue

Provinces marked with *** perfect for all three issues thi s year

Letters are to be sent to Mrs. H eink , a nd pictures to Mrs . Stuck , wh ose addresses are o n page 1 of this issue.

ALPHA PROVINCE

···MAINB ALPHA-Uni",u.ity of Maine. Chartered. 1920. Pledge Day, March 4, 1964. INITIATED Match 8 , 1964: Nancy Wyman, A ugusta; M ary J em Fl anagan, Bansor; Od ena Woods K ittery ; Barbara Prt'derick Los Angeles Cal i!. : Donna Belleau: Mdrose, Mass.; Stephani e Kalin , Mlty Ellen Peterson Martha Steeves , Needham. M ass.; Anne Witham. Newpo rt ; N.nq Bates. Orono : Mary Lou Wakely. T opsham ; J ean Gilbert, Westbrook:.

The start of second semeste r f ound M a me active in many campus functions. Winter urniva l was held on the weekend of Februa ry 14·16 when the snow was perfect f o r intramural sports co mpetitions and sno w sculptu res. Count Basie and the Brandywine Singers ente rta ined in afternoon concerts and Les N adea u' s band played a t an evening formal. Barb Bickm ore was a cand idate for Winter Camival Queen.

V ale nt ine's Day was celebrated with a party held at r .:1 for a groUi? of St:hoo l childre n from Orono and Brewer and a suc· cessful candied appl e sa le held i n the union.

Sixteen new pledges were forma lly presented at the annua l Pledge Formal o n February 21 at r .0.. Blue angels and wine devils lettered with the name of each pledge carried o ut the "M y Blue Heaven" th eme.

February 4 Ma ine A was entertained at A T 0 with a buffet dinner and I hootenan ny put on by some of the brothers.

PLEOCW : Carolyn Fuller, Jane t Rogers, Mel rose, Mass. J ULIA LOVE

NOVA SCOTIA ALPHA DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY Ch. r. rued, 1934. I NITIATED, February 23, 1964: Brenda Campbell, Barbara Carten. Margie Davidson, Virginia Gill , Ca t hy MacDoull, K at)' Lou P owell, Suzanne Powers , Karen Quigley, Ann Ronauf, Halifax.

As the second term rolled around a t Dalh ousie. Nova Scotia A was once again active in t he variou s campus activities.

On January 22, the annual Pi Beta Pi bal! was held at the No'Va Scoti an H ote l. Decora tions were centered around a Parisien ne theme. Donna Unwin entertained prior to the ball.

Pi Beta Phi ente red I team in the annual I ntercollegiate Bowli ng T ournament, sponso red by the Hill el Foundation with the proceeds going to the Rehabilitation Centre.

From Febru ary 3·8, the Winter Carnival was held f or the second t ime. A T orch light P arade fo llowed by a performance at the Neptune st a rted the week off wi th great gusto. The Ice Show , Ball at t he Mall, West I ndian Carnival, and the performance by Ian and Sylvia were also on the agenoa. J anet Davison and Brenda Mann were carnival princesses.

The following week, our chapter once again took part in the Dalhousie Glee Ind Dramatic Society production o f "Brigadoon".

Karen Quisley played one of the leading roles; with other members in the supporting cast Ind behind-the·sccne activities.

Three members of the chapter reign as queens this year. leslie Ballem represe nts Pine Hill and Sue Powers is Arts Queen and Reside nce Oueen J udy Greenwood is Enginee ring Queen as well as the Sweetheart at !: X

After the completion of final examioations, the chapter will o fficially end activities with a fraternity weekend which is to be held a t the summer home of a member.

PLE:ocm. February I, 1964: Joleen Aldous, Mildred levermaD, Heather McKinnon, Wendy Stott. H alifa.x.

MAI.Y

LOUISE

MAcDoNALD

••• VERMONT ALPHA-MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE. Ch.:rued, 1893. Pled,e D .,.., February 16, 196 INITIATED. Peb· ruafJ 17, 1964: M. Ann Padm, SewickJey, Pa

Foll o wing Ch ri stmlll vacation Vermont A sponsored a card party f o r town and co llege bridge en t husiasts. Wibs M c La in o rganiZ ed the party wh ich featured refreshmen ts made by the a lu mnae and door prizes made by several of the active members.

F ebruary brough t two weeks of rushing with Caro l H alS su e· cessfully coordinating the nume rous parties, meetings, and rehearsals. A coke party for the new pledges en ded the rush period , and the actives are present l y planning a special breakfast and s upper fo r the gi rl s. The Panhellenic Counci l gave an informal dance for the pledges of all the Greek gro ups o n campus.

Winter Carnival f ollowed rush on February 20 to 24, and the Middlebury skiers happil y captured first place. D ebb ie G illette reigned as carniva l queen, and Louise Gulick was in her court. Odiorne Woodman was a co·chairman of "'S atu rday Night at th e Movies," the student-run ice show, and she also skated a solo number. Beautiful weather , excellent ski conditions , and good en · te rtainment made th e weekend an exciting and successful one.

Middlebury is now look ing forward to the annua l Culture Can· ference which is headed this year by Kelly Paullin. Centered around the theme of "Man ·M ade Man," the conference will feature f o ur guest speakers and severa l discussions.

PL EDGEO: Olivia Barbour, M ilton, M au.: F ait h Cohoon , Auburn , Mau.; Anne Daigna u lt , New Y ork , N Y .; Susan Falk, Lowville, N. Y .: Robin Flint, T uha. Okla.; Robin Lane, Florham P ark, N J .: Alice Milnor Alto n, III. : H elen Martin, Leonia, N.J.; Susan Park , West H artford. Conn : Isabel Perk ins, Manchester, Mass : K ris· tina Rarnsland. Mt. Kisco, N. Y .: Susan Sc hweickert Scarsdale , N. Y .; Susan Swinburne, Berlin. Germany: laurien Ward. War· cheste r Mass.: Weaver, Needham, Mass.; M a rguerite Wells, To peka, Kan .; Margaret Wilson, Buffal o, N.Y. JANE. BOWDITCH "' VERMONT BETA-UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. Char· tered , N o'Vember 24, 1898 Pled'l D aYI February 9 , 1964 Vermont B maintainC'd its active posItron on campus, e xcelling both academically and socially. The study program again proved successful as Vermont 8 retained second place in sc holarship amo ng all women 's fraternitIes on campus. Those on Dean ' s list were: Cynthia Amid o n, Jane Christie. Susanne Direnga, J anet Koc h Barbara K ullback, ltobe rta Levy. Meredith loyd, Eileen Maclean. Jea n Paquin, A nn Po well, J anet Rector. Diane Seehof. Susan 'raggart, Susan Verrie r, Linda Wellman , Susan Wesely. Deborah Whittake r, Mar'f L Youngerman.

Thru a co ncentrated nuh program, V ennont B p led ged nineteen outstan ding women students, fourteen freshmen and five sophomo res The new pledges ioined with the sisters during Vermont's Win · ler Carniva l, Kake Walk. to make t he week-end one o f the most successfu l ever. It Will h ig hlighted by the crowning of Pi Beta Phi ' s Patricia Russell as K ake Walk Q ueen.

PI.EOCEO: Diane Monti. New B ritain, Conn.: Gail F ulle r, hnet Miller, Schenectady , N.Y.: Wend,. Simpson, Brand o n: Marcia Layden, Rutland: Barbara Austin, W. blip, N.Y .: Susan H auke. K aren Jensen, Burlington; Penn:r Belc h , Vergennes; Dorcas Bran· num, N o rthfield: Dorothy War , Ri ver Vale. N.J.; Marilyn Anoerson. Exeter, N H .: PriKilla A Lindl ey, Bound Broole. N.J.: Gay Campbell, Ja yne Warren , St aten Island, N Y.: Ann a Johnston Montpelier; Nancy Baldw in. Charlotte: Lucy Burnap, Pelham, N.Y.: D iane M eye r, Cleveland, Ohio.

SUSAN C. MONTI

···MASSACH USETTS ALPHA-BOSTON UNIVERSITY Chartered, MIII'("h "It 1896 INITIATE%) February g. 1964: Carolyn Eppler, R idsewood, N.Y. Janice Forsberg , Framingham; Diana Pes.ane Ii, Brocton.

M.assacbusdtJ A hu heeD 'Jery bU$J' and ",ill be nry busy this

term Followinc initiJtion the entire chJpte r look part illl • in honor oj our n"" sisten. Tbt1' prncnttd their Pi Phi Son& Book Prolect.

Poraul rush IS now undtrway .nd at prtKn, it appecars very successful. The sisten arc all vt,.,. enthusiastic and art workina very hard. Grm Sing IS also in the near future 10 mucb of our time is specnt in practi ce fo r the coottst with Sue Thololey IS chairman.

Massacbusetts A is very proud of EJaioe MaboDe7, recently electtd to Whl/'J Wh" ,,, A",n ;,." CoUt.tI _4 U"irnJit;tl. Jackie Bur wu elected as our candidate for the National Jkst breued Co-cd contest. The sisters lIe quite proud tb., she WIS one of tbe finalIStS from the univers it}'.

MASSACHUSETTS BETA-UN I VERS ITY OF MASSACHU· SETTS. Chartered, 1944. Pled" Day, February 12 1964. INITIATED, Fcbtuary 291 1964: Pamela Brady" Natick; Gail Me· aean , F.irview; KIth een McCarty, Manhneld: AnD Grafton. W.kefield: B.rbu. H.n non. Canton; Priscill. Hartmann. Moun· uinsidek N.J.: Ellen Hatch, Welt Acton; Donn. Leach. Shrews· bury· Ithfcm Merritt, Palmer; Susan Ned:, N orth Amherst: Carole.Je. n Smith. H.rtlDltoo P.rk. N.J.j J.ne Stumpf, Auburn I· Donn. Sullo: Wellesley Hills: Carole SWift. West Dennis; Caro Wiains. DC<Iford.

Massachusetts B welcomes back Teres. Wri,ht and Pamd. Brady, cuh'lIIe studeoll .t Florida Sute University and the University of New Mexico last semester. We were .U SOrry to So« Jenann Kenned ,.. New Muico A and our owo Joan Conadon return to the University of New Maico.

Our Winter C.rniv.l Weekend was enjoyable despite the .bse:nce of .now for the annual snow K\llpture contest. Ann l ord.n .nd Julie Al,er rcprCKnttd the chapter in the Powder Puff Derby. the ,ill ' s mock ice hockey team pl.,.ed with brooms and basket· balls.

The an nual Campus Chest Drive is beiDl conducted o n campus The student contributionl Ife used for schol.rships for University of MassachWC'ttS ltudents. for Ncaro students in South Allica •• nd to &end • student to Peru to help in the huildiDJ: of • student center.

Musacbusetts B conlratuiates Carole-Jean Smith who was electtd of the Junior P.nhellenic Council. We .re .lso proud of P.tricia Gully. Marth. Seibel, and Judith Seddon, opera · tions officers ho ate doiDJ: • fine job ID the newly formtd AnAel Plisht.

The senior actives began a new tradition. the Pink Party. the pre·initiation ceremony adopted from the tradition let by Wl5h· ina ton A. Strawberry icc cream sodas and cake were servtd .fter inspiration. 1 readings .nd Pi Phi Songs in honor of the fifteen pled,es to be initiated.

SUSAN HURON

••• CONNECTICUT ALPHA-UNIVES ITY OF CONNECT I · CUT. Chartered April )0, 1943, D.y, February 10, 1964. INITI TED. February 22 1964: Lind. Anderson. Washinaton; M.rlene Bene. Stratford; Marilyn Besse:, Fairhaven. Mus.; Ger.l· dine Buick. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Beatrice Camara. New Bedford, Mus.; Rosem.rie Cocchiare. Marie Det:illio. Iseli n N. j .; Barbara Faust. Jewett Cit}'; M.rth. H yncck. Southington; Caro yn Meyer. New Brit.in; Lorn. Pokart. Woodmere. N.Y.

Connecticut A returntd from semester brtak four day. early to ena&&e in rush .ctivities. On the first d.ay of the JCmester the cbapte r proudl,. pltdgtd twenty -one new members. This semester blS been • vefT busy one for Connecticut A. On the second week end of the semester initiation .nd the banquet WCIe held and en· jOytd by .11. Winter Weekend, held Febru ary 28 throu,h M.rch 1 be,.n ve ry Ippropriltely witn • snow storm. Connecticut A ceivtd tbird place for • snow sculpture built with 1: .I to the theme of "L'biver Adieu." Tbe chapter .Iso participatN in the Olympic GI..IDCS wIth. 1: K. The weekend WIS climaxed by • concert by the N"" Christy MInstrels.

Beverl, B.II Ellen Closs, J ne Meister. Barbara Tolli and Cbris Roh .... tdder ....ere clecttd to • T 0, national Horne Economics society. P.tricia Bartolan, Clari ce Nichols .nd Christine Wahl ere elccttd to K A n. nllion.1 honora". society in Education, The Pi Beta Phis combined with K +" to build. 11011 for the .nnua l Communit}' Chest C.rnival. CoDnecticut A also combined .... ith • K T in • pnform.nce for .. Skitzofuoi.... The Pi Bet. Phis ere .ctive particip.nts in Week which dim.a.r.:td the sprirll semester.

PLeDGED: B.rbata Baillargeon. Meriden; M.arth. Bod ell. Sh.ron, Mass.; 1kverly Brindle, Haverhill. Mass .: J oAnn Brophy. West H.rtford; Patricia Edgar. Ncw Yo rk. N.Y.; Carol Hy jek, Rock· ville; Andrea I..a&an, Donna Nelson. Wetbersfield: p.trici. Lifht, Glenville; Lynne Meyer, Darien: Alice MODt.ncr, GreenWIch: Barbara M orash, Waltham, Mass .: EI.ine Rikkol.a. Danvers\ Mass .: Dilne R ink:, Huntington , N.Y,; Virginia Rogers, Fair6cla; Ruth S immer. Mal1am Train , Str.tford; Polly T oy, Cr.nston, R r.: Mered ith Tucker. Somerville, M.n : Claudi. Wickun, Milford; Pamel. Wunn. Ambler. Pa.

FUNCIS o.RBINO

••• BETA PROVINCE

••• NE'W YORK AL P HA-SYRACUSB UNIVBRS I TY <Aar· ttr.d.l. April 28, 1896. INITIATID. Fcbruall' 16 , 1964: Laurel Schott. Lowville. N.Y .• Carol Blcimcycr, Memphia •. Tenn. AJ the new semester opentd, Ncw York A began Ita ruab SCUOIl Rush &cpn on January 27 Ind ended with formal pltdline Februa,.,. 20.

We are proud 01 our listers bo have been t.pped recently for bono rarles; Karen Palmer IS • member of ! 9 T the nur.ina: honoury •• nd Judy Schoenborn lS • member of + K + , .senior women·s boDOrary.

We have many social furxtions IChedultd for spring includina a pledge te•. coffees ith fr.ateroities and the annual Panhellenic Banquet.

We have .ffili.ttd Marty Tbompsoll, • transfer from the Uni. versit}' of PUiC1 Sound and ould lib to dcome het to New York A.. Many sisten have been nominattd for campus quttn contests snd Poll,. H.nnJn entertd the lCmi·6n.1s for Winter Wcdtend queen.

Pu:ocao. Fcbru.,.,. 20. 1964 : A nne White, Amsterdam; N.Dey Lee Baker, Biogbamton; Carol Vollct, Ml5Slpequa: Susan Smith, SlcaMatdes; Lind. Olson. Snyder: N.ncy Liabthean, Snyder. Karin Banuek. Sytaeuu:; Barb.ra Bacon. Orchard Park; Cathy Dubin. White Plain : M.,.,. O ens. Miami, Okla: J ane I.c-wis. Broomall: G.il Ober, J ohnsto n. Grnchen Schein, Pittsbur&h P•. ANNE PoEK IL

·.·NEW YO RK GAM M A-ST, LAWRENCE UNlVE RS ITY Ch.rt.red, 19 1 Pl.d •• D ay, February 23 , 1964 INITIATED. Fcbrua,.,. " J964: Carol e AJhkinaze , M. lyerrlC; Marth. Denson. White Ri"er VLi P.uici. Griffeth Scnenectady.

New York r ulcbrlltd its filtieth .nniversary on Febru.,.,. 1 ....i'b a formal b.nquet at the ay I nn. The president of the collqe .nd his ile and .11 the de.ns ere on h.and to partakr o f • delicious repast. to witncu the {)lcse:ntation of rd. to Miss Ruth Richardton, Arro AJaociatlOo UC urer .nd • Ne York r ch'rtel membc:r••nd to Mrs. Allen Mager, chairman of our Alumnae Adv isory Committee l in .ppreci.tion 01 their ,uid.nce .nd ork for the chapter. .na to join in witb the chapter"s sing ina of "Pi Pbl H oneymoon' .nd '·Rina: Chin, China." Several alumnae ert Iso present. A ine carnltion as at each place setting. It an evening when New York r fclt especi.lly proud to be Pi Beta PhIl.

Later iD the month, the chapter Slnl II the University Chapel se:n'ice in to .0 invitatio o from the college chapl.in. Febru.". Iso a time _hen the chapler members ,ne vent to their entbusiasm .nd ener.,. tbroua: • Pi Bet. Phi orkd.y. Sucb long·overdue projects IS p.intinl the rooms upst.irs, cleaning up the .tud,. and laundry rooDl.l ••hampOOin( the livin, room ru&, polishing .nd reora:anizin& the closets do nstairs ere complettd io one fell s oop. Our rcward house: lookina: its very best in time for our third formal rush p.rty.

On Men ' s Pltdge Suod.y, Pi Beta Phi visittd the I: A E ch .pter house: to help the brothers celebrate their ne pledge c1us.

A tradition of the ch.apter hu 10flj: been to hold a scholarship dinner aller the compilation of semester &rldes. This term. lid. with • 3.2 .verage 01 bigher leuted on shrimp coclct.ils .nd ,te.au. Girls ith • 2.8-3.2 overall h.d pork chops, .nd those whose: .ver"es fell belo 2. 8 were se:rved frankfurters .nd were requited to up:: The low IrouP·S ou tfits rangtd [rom PlJamas and rhinestone Jewelry to bermudas and knee socks .... ith high heels .nd lampshlde h.ts. It was • time for buahler as ell as inspuation for each girl to do better scholastica Uy.

Several airls in the ch.pter have distinguished themselves this term. Deborah Spencer will be president of the Panbellenic Council next year, Naoey Tuttle will edit the 1964·6' WS G.A. C.'",4ttr , and urol Kociv ar was chosen as editor of the 1964-6, FrtJb",." H "4b ,,o •.

Kathleen and Carole Ashkinaze h.ave principal roles in the dranulic production of Tht Am";r",, Drtllm to be presented during the Steinman Festival of the Arts Eyclyn Griffin .nd urole Ashkina:r:e ere selccttd to p.rticip.te in the St. La rtnce Junio r Year in Prance pro&ram. ", you choose: the ,olden arrow YOu'll know that you've chose:n riiht ."

Nineteen freshm.n ,iris and one upperciau girl did just that on Pltd,e Sund.y, February 23, .nd celebr.ted .t a banquet and very successful pltdge p.rty th.at evening. In addition, one member Hch from A T D. B 9 n. 1: nand 1: A E and two members of • 1: K m.de honorary plcdi:es, in recolnition of their friendshi p .nd usist.nce to t he chapter during the yur.

P UDGED: SU"n Allen, Mertd ith, N H.: Dorothy Berg. Ocun,ide: G.il Blankman. C.nton; Susan Fredonia; Ma". Jane Cboin· sky ElSt Northport i Katherine uoa,e, Dewitt; Mildrtd Gessler, Cra.nford N J .; Naney Horner Roche.ler: Betty Jo Huffman , F'rcttCTihe j Susan Lepak, Briabtwaterl w Marci. Eden; }iI Mulhol .nd. lynbrook; JOIn Savin, cstbury; Cyn thl. Smith. Camillus; Margaret Sm ith, })umt Hills: Linda Suntial. Weston, M ass.: Lorn. Strauss, NClIf York City; Marilyn T orrisi. Scarsd.le; M.". Wicks Canton; Nancy Williamson. Argyle

o..OLB A SHItIN'AZI!

···NEW YO RK DELTA-CORNELL UNlVERSITY, Chaf · ler.d , 1919 Ple d .e Day, Feb ru lU'}' 16, 196". New York .6 starttd off the term ith new .cademic honors and a two erk rushing period. Cindy Booth, Judy Areen. Barbar Cade. SUlln Clark, Je.n l)wyer. Blrbar.a Garmirian, Susan KUlCh ner. Betsy L""is, K.th,. Nohle. Pat Peters, Andrea Shulnun. S.andy Voeclrcsana. Zoe W.lter, and Loi. Wcyman arc on the Dean's Lilt for the fall term K.,. Kl ippett has been chose:n as • member of the Cornell Unittd Rdi&lous Work ttam to ork in Honduras this summer Kay is .Iso • member of the Judici al Board of OM of the wo men'. dormito ries. Di.ne Re nnell is the president o f omen·s dormitory Judy Aretn was chosen to be one of the directors of the Freshman Orientation pro,ram for 1964 - 196'. Both Candy Cuniberti and Barbar. HolI.nd lFCre se:lected as district directors for the Under· gradu.te Second.". Schools Committ ee Louise: Elvins, P.trici. Geer, Susan Kelsey, Kitty and Di.ne Rennell h.ve

betn scleaed (or membersbip in the freshman women ' s scholastic honorary (ratcloity, A A d. Pl.EDc;;BD: Nancy Allaway. Ithaca; Carolyn Crouse, West Hartford. Cono.; Lynn Dewey. Centerville, Oh io : leOlo Donnelly Eut Rock· away; Louise Elving, A nn Atborj Mich.; Patricia Geer. Honolulu, Hawaii; H olly_ Huntley. Bronxvi Ie; Nancy Huxtable. West Winfield; Susan K elsey Portland l Coon.; Kay Klippen, Peninsula, Ohio; Bonnie K upc ba kr.Gail RIChards, Pittsbur,b , Pa.; A nn Martin, Floral Park; Linda Mc<...uclr:en, Ann Arbor, Mich.' Katherine Montaomery , Wellesley. Mus.; Jane Moseley. Bay Vi{lage , Ohio; Gail Ready, Grrtnwich Conn.; Diane Rennell. Binahampton; Martha Spanaenbcr" \VOrthinatODj Ohio; J effy.nnc Taber, Del · mil; Emma J ane W.tten Potts"it e, Pa.· Carol Whitby. Schenec· lady; Mlrlard Willers, Ioterl.keD: Lois Herrmann, East NnrthPOrt. SUSAN ROGPJ

• •• PENNSYLVANlA BETA- BU C KN E LL UNIV E RSITY C barte.-.d, Jl n u uv 4 , 196 P l ed ,e D IY, Fe bru ll)' 9 19 64.

The Pi Beta Phi's winte r at Bucknell WIth tllk of rush, activities, and scholillhip. Ruth week was tense, but throueh the eHorts of membellhip chairman J lnet Irwin and the enthusiasm of the chap ter, we finally won I marvelous pledge class Prefcrcnt ia l wu lIain held It l: A E. Tbe new pledges received the bie .isten, o r sponsors, at the traditional pledge banqu et It t he Lewisbur& Inn.

A fte r the ucitement of pledi;in& had died down Pi Beta Phi was revitllized by the visit of Mrs. O 'Donnell, province presiden t She imparted to the chapter some of her own sense of extreme or· e.nilatlon .nd enthusiasm towards the nati on al fr.ternity. Her advice Ind national lupervision b.ve inspIred Sue W.rd, scho larship cha ir. IIlJn. to be&in • dynamic DeW schol.rship program. even more 10 · tense then ber Spaa Age Scbol.nhip presented last faIL

The Kuon lbouoded with queens , and , happily, Pi Beta Phis were IIDOOj: them. Carobn Go", Liz. Griffi ths, .nd Marti Miller took tbeir turns IS Miss Bucknell En,s:ineer. Marti then defied tradition when she, as • fteshman pledge , bec.me Milit ary B.U Queen. K .thy Miller an d Caroly n G ou were members of her court. I n addi tion to Pi Beta Phi reprcsco tation among campus be.u ties, Jel n Ki nney ho nored us in tbe field of governmen t. for she w as elected senior cl." re presentati ve to th e Women's Studen t Gove rn · men t Associa t ioo

The bustle o f Febru.ry ended witb Monmouth·Duo at the l: A E house Once ag.in the Pi Pbis .nd K.ppas celebrated their found · ina toiethe r The interest and participltion of the Pi Beta in this event • nd throughout the busy month of February, p(llOtcd the WIY to .n exciting sp ring.

Pl.EDGJID: Paul. J ane Budho ldt, Ahin&to n: Betty Jane Ceci ly Guuctta. Rochester. N.P · Beth Elmeta Clider. SummIt, N' l ' ; Mara:aret Ana Davis. Philadelphia; Bonnie H awkins, Luther· vii e, Md.: Katherine Hopki ns, Bronwen Hughes, Indian.poils I nd.; Lanl James, BasklD' RJdae. N. J ,: Deb:orah Lamke, Washilllton, D.C.: M arth. Miller, Benton Har,bor, L inda Peat1On, Glastonbury, Conn.; Adele Lee Porter, Silver Sprmg Md. ; P.mela Scholl L.nsdlle.

PAULA MARIS SK IBO

P E NNSYLVANIA GAMMA- DI C K I NSON C OLLEG E. C h l r -

tend 19 0 3 Pled a. D.yt. D e(:ember 16, 1 9 6 3. I NITIATED, Feb · cuary 9. 1964 : Kathryn J o i'orch. Pitman. N. J. Pennsylv'ni. enjoyed the recent visi t of Mrs. O 'Donnell. Bet. Pro,. ince President.

Our chapter is lookmg forward to "Just Spring," our plCf:lge formal on Febru.ry 29 to be followed by the formal presentation of the pledge class .t our pled&e tea on March 8

At the semester scholarship it wa.s .nnounced th. t leslie DaVId· son, Bev Morey. Susan Stover, and Judy lie o n fo r the fall semester. A no ther h.ppy surprlSC was TlDa SchmIdt s election to :t 6 n, the nati onal Spanish hono rary. Barb Duv.lI was elected Mi" Microcosm 1963.

VIRGINIA SUTTON

••• P ENNSYLVAN I A EPSILON-P E NNSYLVANIA STAT E

UNIV E RSITY Charte.-.d , N ovem b er U , 1 9H. P ledle D ay, January 20, 19 64 INmATED. Jan u ary 23 1964 : Joan .Bow man. Summit, N. J ; Ruth Blickwedd"e. State Colleae; "reddl Bura:er. Pittsburgh; Carolyn Driscoll. Penn V.lley:, 1-,ary Gro" Hill; Susan K1ill&, Y o.k; Arlene lippert, W.lmUl&ton! Del.:; Matll urson. ArJinaton V •. ; Elaioe Scttina, Glroshaw; Rilla waldron. Dunellen N.1.

PennsylvaOJa E returned to colleae carly from winter break to st.rt in on a new lUsh PtolrJ.JD, i.e., new to the Penn State campus. Rush was confined to freshmm airls .nd was completed be· fore winter term classes begin. But the dtort put forth by all was well worth it as Pennsylvlni. E pledacd mneteen girls, wbose scbol."hip .nd .ctivities the sisters .re proud of:

And speakins in terms of schoiatlhip, Pennsylv.m. E has .dopted • new type of scholacslup program wnich is based. learni!!g fo r its own sake lllther than for vades. Fot th e feehng IS thlt WIth the former comes tbe latter. It seems that this program, which hu no fines or punishments, has pa id oft, for Pconsylvania E u rded the Tn Sip.a Schol.rship Improvement Award which is presented every )'t:ar hy the local Panbellmic CnUflcil to the frate-mit)' hich has imprcn-ed most in scholarship onr the pmlous tbtec: teans

To bro.den the scholarship procram 'nd after more intdlcctual opportunities. those members who oted read Tll r 1.#u•• I, "'•• by Ralpb Ellisoo over the wioter bK'llc I Ind upon return to collcae p.rticipated in dite'C1ed discuwon leaa by • faculty mcmhct All those who re.d tbe book .nd entered into the discussion felt well the fC'W.td ,

THE A RROW OF P I B ETA PHI

'"Individual ExpressioD Ind Development With in I Well Established Peer Group " was the tOPIC of discussio n for a Fi.eside Chat held with Acacia fr.ternlty The discus.sion, lead by • p.nel of faculty mC/Ilbers followed an inform.l dinner at the fraternity.

On February 22, K K r .nd P,nnsylv.nia E celebrated M o n · mouth Duo wi tb fun and games. It wu a m ost enjoyable event.

In activities, J oan Bowm.n wu elected treasurer of A. W .S., .nd also tapped to Q l: 4> • • society honoring ,iris outstanding in their particular class Susan Linton. Arlene Tirabassi. and Kathy Grogan have been selected for Women's JudiCii Council. Claire Weitz.el has been tapped for If 4> E. And Lynne H eutchy is soph omore class sweetheart attendant.

Pennsylvania E is .ns:iously looking forward to JPrin, t"m • • nd sprina week. wOlk with 4> K T on the theme "Catherine the Great. "

PLEDGED: Cindy Commander, Levittown; And; Adams C.rol Cooley. Lind. Vandermast. Pittsbur,h: Nancy Donovan. H.mden, Conn ; J eanne Duquette, M.ry Carter Ford,. Sheri HeDdetsOn Ela ine LcvereDZ, 1:nthla Rozmus, Alenndria, va.; Dott)' Fox, Drexel Hill; and .cksoo , Oil Cit)'· Beverly LatsOn, Sute Collq;e; Mar · aaret /J.cea cry, layfayette Hill ' Diane Nepcreny, Wex.ford; Ale:u Simmons. Shamokin; catherine St.rbird, Fort McN.ir, D .C. ; Arlene Tirabassi, Ehef\lburg; Claire Weittel, Rosemont EVELYN SOLING

*GAMMA PROVINCE

• •• OHIO AlPHA-OHIO UN I V E RS I TY. C h artere d , 1889. Pl edg. D .y, Febru ary 18, 19 6 INITIATED, March 6, 1964: Jeanne BacoDt. Summit, N J. 'k S.rl Barnhart, New Carlisle; Caryl 13lack, Lynn .K.icca, Pitubura • Pa.; Joanne Booth Falls Church, Va.; Beth Curtiss. Mary louise Darro w, Patricia Groleau. Co lum · bus; Melinda Daggett, Ridgewood, N.J. ; Lois Elwell. Di.ne Ewina. Charleston; W.V•. ; Karen Freemyer. Findlay; Lind, FlUm, Judith Smith, Athens; Nancy Haller, Dayton ; Nancy Hanks, South Chlrleston , W.V •. ; Polly Homer. Fayettcville, N.Y.; Cheryl J ustice. Cincinnati; Patricia Pottet, Springfield; Susan Sollisbutg, Aurorl, II I.; Kathryn Woodruff, Shaker Heights.

Ohio enjoyed .nother luccessful year at Ohio University. Lee Hodaes was selected u the at tendant to Miss Siglympics. Severa l Pi Beta Ph is were choKn for dep.rtmental honoraries including Syd · ney B.ldwin and Connie Holroyd,/, T X. psychol ogy hono rary; Susan Barnhart. Carolyn Burrows and Romayne, K 6 n, education honorary; and Fifi Reider nd Sally Th orohill, Footlia;hters, thea ter ho no rary.

This spring Ohio Univenit)' SpOnso.ed a M ock Republ ican Con· ve ntion Involving IPproximately ,000 people. Nationally f:tmous R,publi cans spoke at the conventIon. Also this spring Fili Reider had the lead in the musical Pili", Yo.,. w.,'o".

The Ohio University Center PrOi ram Board prescnted .n .ppell· ance of folksingers Peter, Paul .nd Mary. Througho ut the year four folksinging Pi Beta Phis known as "'The Four Arrows"' h.d severa! engagements on campus and in the communitr of Athens. Greek Week this year emphasized Greek u nity at OhIO University. The theme was "A Blueprmt for Greek Living." The chlirman of Greek Week was Caro l yn Lawrence, Ind the service project chair· man was Sydne) Baldwin, both Pi Beta Phis.

The annu11 Easter party for [aC\llty children was held .gain this yea r The litt le ones all had fun romping around the yard looking for Easter C&&S. Pi Betl Phis and their dates enjoyed the spring luau ain this yeu

The Founders' Day banquet was very special this yca.r as .Iumnz fro m .11 over elIDe to celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the fou ndin& of Ohio Alpha Ch.pter of Pi Bet. Phi at Ohio University. PLEDGED: Ann Bethea, Lakewood; Carol Birdsall. Valley Stttam. N Y.: Ka.en Campbell. Kifll.SPOrt, Tenn.; Genevieve Chestochow. ski. Cincinnati; Mary Lee Nash, New LnlOgton; Kathleen Pentod. Wouseon; P.ula Perduyn Rochester, N.Y.; Marsha Routnhn Euclid; Roberta Jane Rudy, Covington. NANCY WIILL S ·OHIO BETA-OHIO STAT E U NI VE RSITY Ch.rtered, 189 4. Pledae D I Y, ]IUIUary 22, 1964. INITIATED February 2, 1964: Sharon Peirce j Columbus; Giai R,dford, Cincinnati, With rush and p edg ina over, the Pi Beta Phis at Oh io Sute enjoyed our "Big Sis" slumber party o n V.lentine·s Day The pledges found their "Bi, Sis" by I sc.ve nger hunt th rough the house. Many a "'little" .nd "big"' sis sat tal king until t he wee ha ucs o f the morning.

The pledges and their puents were hooo rtd at a tea ,here they e re enterta ined by the Ictives , wbo presented one of their rush skitJ. We were also h.ppy t o have the Pi Beta Pb i pledges from Denison with us onr mght. We en joytd their ditch as much IS they did.

Kccp in& io the .x-ial whirl we had screnades with K T\ A T D. • r lJ., and an ach.nge dinner with :z: A E. Our P! Beta Phi homecoming queen , Marcia McCalla , was • member of • siOM ina group that placed second in the Greek Week T.lent Show

We were proud to have lind a Myers featured in the campus humot m.a.a:ulOe u 5."J;.J Girl of tbe Month. The chspter queens fo r winter quarter .tt: Bonn ie Williams, 6 Sweetheart; Lauren Brown. :E n Orchid Princess court: N.ncy Dare and Sharon Pierce.• 6 Sweetheart court; and Sharon was also on the A r P Champatgn Quem court.

Two new ampus officers Itt Bonnie Michel , Panhelleoic treas· ure r, and Marty Rasc, WSGA auistant secretary.

Alone with III the fun .nd .cti,.itie:s. we have been to keep our first plaa rank in scholarship that we made lISt quarter. M.u.y RO UCH

OHIO D ELTA-O HIO WES LEYAN UNIVERSITY 0.-r-red , October 3, 19 2 '. Pled,l D .y, Se ptem ber 2 3 , 1 963 JNITI ·

ATED, Febru.". I, 1964 : Susan Andrewa, Mentor; Martha Becket, Decatur, m.: Barbara JudsoD , Obtrlio' Carol Clarendo n, Chatham, N. J .; Marjom aarke Wayne, Pa.; Swan Elb, Vincla.nd, N J .: Martha Frevert Alma. Mich.; Barbara Hetiq:, Lyodhwst; J oyce Jaclt. Gncio nati; Pamda Korsmcyer , Scat$da le, N.Y.; Mari lyn krather, Wi lmill8ton, Del.; E11en Madsen. Erie, Pa .; Ann Parker. Oakridj:e, Tenn.; MarY Jo Patterson, Buffalo. N.Y.; M araaret Rea, Birmineham. Mich.; Linda Schlosser, Pelham Maoo r, N.Y.; Sally Sherma.n , B arbara Smith , Columbus ' Alison Warrioer. Garden Gt)', N.Y.: SUllnD(! Williamsr Cleveland Heiahts; Judy Wince, Newark.

A chapter retreat prov .ded a day o f fun and serioua thouaht l or the membel$ of Oh io 6. The various discuSJions conceminj; fra · temit)' life were of spe-cial interrlt to the incomine officers and to the new initi ates.

ChaPter ICholarship awards were presented at the initiation ban · quet. Rcce iviOB bon o rs were Ann H ofstra. the senior with the hi,h· est average; Marty Frevert, the pledge with the hiahcst Iverqe; and Mart} Reese, t he Ictive who showed the most impronment. The Dean's List f O I the term included sa: Pi Beta Phis : Sa rah Apl in. L ibby Buntin&, Li nda Deuhle, Ann Hofstra, N ancy Mollin, and Gwen Veltal, Chapter lOCial activities included the Trionym dance, liven each year with K A a and K K r . P I Beta Ph is served u hostesses fo r a PtO, ressive " Ully .American Dinner " at various fraternity houses. The dinner was lponsored by the Community Ambassador Commit· tee, and profiu are being used to send two Wesl eyan studen ts Ibrold th'l summer. Other social functions included partics with .6 T 6 and Ben, lod I sprins fonnal given with 6 r Ohio Wesln-an students appeared on the nationally tdCYised Col· leae Bowl p ro& ram this ytar. After rigorous camp w wide competi ti on , senior Ann H o fstr a WIS named to the fo ur·member team Ohio Wain-In's An&d Fliaht was sel ected IS the outstl ndinj; Biaht in the area dunna the Arnold Air Society RCSion ai Con· cla ve. Lee Metulf, our president, was named Little Co lond over co mpetitors from the l ou r other area un ivenities The IiI fo rce will By Lee to Denver to compete in the nltiooal Little General competition.

Panhellcnic Council here approved a new constitutio n, elimin l t· ina the dele te to council from each sorority. Only house pmi. dents will act II representltives under the DC.- pro isions, Ind the siOA le council will be replaced by two , executive a nd leg islative.

The partici pated in Ohio Wcsleyan's el eventh mode presidential convention , with students Icting IS state dde,ates Ohio congressma n·lt larae, Robert Taft, J r., aave the keynote con· nn tion addreSi

The collelc 's Merrick Lecture Seria featured Prof J Robert Nelson, who spoke on Christilnity's present encounter with other fliths A social highliaht of the season WII the jan concert liven by Dave Brubeck

PAW FOueST

••• OHIO EPS ILON-UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO. Cbattered, April 28, 19..,. Pled ,e Day, February 27 1964. INlTlATm, March 8 1964: Lin da Brower, Carolyn EarleYr M ary Gailli ot, Barbara Gl oWJki, Sue Heath, Sue Kai&hen, M ar&le Mlncyal, Ju dy Obert, K l lhy Sand ys b Rochelle Saris, Fr.nnie T ank. Dana Vln Wormer, T oledo; Bar ara Tornow, Lambertville Mich.

The chapter was honored in J anuary with a visit hom Mrs. James F. Speaker, Grand Secrrtary, and Mrs. William Smetts, Glmma Prov ince President .

The pledge class recently hon ored E A M by procla imina Sammie Day. The pledg:es cl rried their boo b , ran eflands for them, Ind in the evening served d innel I t their rush party".

St Patrick 's Day has been chosen IS the d ay fo r our a nnual open h ouse, I t which t ime the Pi Bet a Phis ent ert ain the other women's fratcrnities on campus.

Q uie t hOUri in the .partment , study hou r requirements\ ltudy tlbre fo r pledg:cs , and o rder of seating It meetinp l((oRlinl to grades are all a part of the new scbolarsh ip program launc hed by Pat June, scho larship chlirmln, and Kath y VIUlhn, president, in orde r to surpus our last semestcc ' s average

PUDGED: Debbie Flath , Mary J ane Koop, Ma rtha M iller, T o ledo; Frances Lilcs , Richmond , Va.

ELLEN GillSON

• "O HIO ZBTA-M IAMI UNIVERS I TY. Charteud, MIY 10, 194', Pled, Day, Seplernbtr 26 196 3 iNITIATBD, Marc h 8 , 1964: P it And otD, Indianapo lis , Ind .; Barbara Andrews, Swan And rews, Loma Parnol, Ka ren Mcdur!J.. T oled0..i. Carolyn Dudley, La Granae Park, Ill. ; Judy Evans, webster u ro ves, Mo.' Pit Geeding, J od i MartiOl, Sa ndy Miller, Cincinnati; Anne Guldbtra, A nn Ar hor, Mic h.; Sherie Hanno n, Ashland ; MarY K H endenon , Rocky R iver; Kare n Lcuhrs Parma; Patti MC'Ye r, Westerville; Linda Nichols, Elyrios ; PlUe M, O.yton; B rooke Stenael , Rock Isllnd, 111. i Karen Vobbt, Cuyahoa" F.lls; Carol Woodhams, Kalamuoo , M icn.

Ohio Z found the stlrt of the second semester. busy one indeed H ighlighting the month of Februa ry was a vis it to Miami' s campw by noted opera st ar, Roberta Peters. Her concert was attended by the chapter Ind rushees.

Junio r Prom time presented the Pi Beta Ph is w ith a double honor Barb Andrews Ind Jud y Sort were selected II members o f the Queen ' s Court. Al ona: the queen y line MarY Sue H .nson , new Rose o f 6 t n, bwineSJ h onorarY, and Jud y Sora as secretuy of Tribe Miami , t he lettermen'a ors:anization, made the chaptet nry proud. Air Force ROTC elected Sally Meyer to reia n as their q ueen.

ACld emic hono rs were hcstow ed upon Pi Beta Ph is Ellen Plummer Pat Dcit2, and Swie Taylo r, new initiates of 4> B K. M iam i wom en elected Prue t'uff to the polition of treasurer of .Associ.ted

Womeo Students. Scnioa IS prcaidcnt of Panhdlenic of tbe comiOl year will be Barb Rudyk, The chapter WII both pleased and honoree! to han a ",uit from Mrs Wilham A. Smctts, Gamma Pto't'ince Prcaident Alter mHtin& Ihe was entertained by the freshman dass presentation of a sitit A skit was llso presented to faculty members attendinj; the Pi Betl Phi "Tea Hee fOI the Facu lty." Hopefully, the remairunj; wcU.s 01 school will prove as tewudica: IS the first for Obio Z PuDGm : PebruJ.tT 26. 19M: Barbara Andlew'l. T o ledo; Kath y Blue, Wilmette, III .; Ann Pennell , Van Wert JUDY SO.G

"' OHIO ETA-DEN I SON UNIVERSITY. Cbanered, Sep· tembe r 8, 19'4. D-r. October I, 196J. INITIATED, Febru · ary 22, 1964: Jill Bailey, Copley; Maraaret Bohner, Peoria, IU.; Helen Bresee, Wendy Byrd, Jean nette Ketcb um , Pittsburab, Pa .; Karen Buttine , Glenview, III. ; Patricia Chancy, Susao Sherwood, Charlesto n , W.Va.; Carole Gauss, Grosse Pointe , Mich. ; B.rbarl Hempb ill Webrer GtO't'es, Mo.; Ann Lehman, Ann Lynn, Colum · bus; Ka.t hlteo McG riffi n , Coshocton ' Silly Mall ouah , Ft Wayne, Ind. ; Patricia O'Donnell, Wichita, Kan .; Robi n Reed, Oreaon, III.; R ae Tyler, Shaker Hel&hts; Ann Wb iteheld , Andenon, Ind .; Pl tricia Windhorst, Wilmette, Ill.

This yur kept the membtn o f Ohio H busy in various acti,.itics. The Pi Beta Pbi, a loo& with mcmbt,.. of other to ro rities and fra· terni ties spent a Saturday morn iO& actively tolici t ing for the Mlrch o f Dimes. Tbe l ast week of February the campus members in 0\lI annual Bnnda of Friendsh ip Charity Dri ve Academic hono rs were conferred on several Pi Beta Ph is this year K.y Beth B, rto letti was the winner of a Woodrow Wilson Fell owship Lelia Bunnell aave her senior ,radu atin& recital in Swasey Chapel early in M arc h Social Icti,.ities also kept the mcmbe:u busy. The lint Frid ay in March saw the Pi Beta Phj, eltina straia ht .rrowl Ind the K K rs slanted ken in celebrltion 01 our fouod ina at Monmouth College. The dar ended with a party at the Desert Inn in Colum· bus. Val Tunsta I WIS selKted as Sweethurt of l: X.

In a lISt effort to impress the actives the pledles in competition with the .6 ra collected o ld ahoes for t he underprivileged. Showinj; their usual spirit the pledgcs lCYolted to Ohio State for the week· end takiO£ seven.1 kidnlped actives with them

The initiltion banquet ""IS marked by several awards and the return of flv o rite Pi Beta Phi alumna, A nn Tuttle D ickerson. Ann entertlined us wltb her h.pp y I nd meaniOlful rccollcctiofU o f Pi Beta Phi Winnen of ards were Helen Bresee , modd pledae, Marg Bohner, activities; Susan Sherwood, apirit award ; Ind Jeanette Ketchem and Carol Gauss censo r awards.

EUZAIIEITH CHAMB EIl LAIN

DELTA PROVINCE

••• MARYLAND BETA-UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. June 17, 194 3. INIT1ATED, Febru ar y 22, 1964: Patricia Cah ill, Ulcvr Chase; Caro lyn Flnesel, Silver Sp ring; Betsy J ohn. son , Lutherville ; Mickey Repetti, Catonsville; Nlncy Mott, Pam Tolson, WlShington, D.C.; D awn Shuler, Baltimo re ; J anie Urcb, Towson' Sarlh Webb, Summ it, N J

Maryfa nd B has reac hed new be-i,hts in this sprins semester Sue Dayton, the newly elccte<! chapter pres ide nt, is o ne of Dve finalists in a campus· wide conrest fot Outstanding Sophomore W oma n ' s AWlld. The campus literary publicatio fU are havina the benefi t of the talents of fo ur Pi Beta Phis. They Ire J olin e DeH.rt, sub· sc ri pti on editor of the new feature mqazine, l>at Mullend ore and Jill Jefferis, section editors of the M B od, Ind Sue Dayton, copy edito r of the M B od. In the scholastic field , Mary land Beta can clai m the d istincti on of havina J.ckie Bennett on the Dean 's List fo r soro rity women, with a 4 0 averl.&e The chapte r also hIS three clnd idates for J un ior Prom Queen and Miss Mlryland. They are Arlene P ullia , &cuy J ohmon, and Si ndy Semma This yu r Flying Follies pub liCity was under the able directi on of new initiate Nlncy Mott Jill Jefferis and Sue Grice lie newly tapped members of Dia mo nd 1\{aryl and B mcmbc,.. of the Women's Chorus, Mickey Repetti Ind Carol Rozeboom, 'Ins; with the Natio nal Symphony. M ickey is also the newly elected treasurer of W omeo 's Cho rus, as well IS of her d orm itory. Betty Schuf, vice president of her donni · to ry, has been selected II a membtt of Campus Judicial BOl rd This year durins; the ChrisbDlS holiday &cason PI Bet. Phi started I new contest on the Maryland campus , the p roceeds of which went to Campus Chcst. The H oliday Doors Contest, with fifty en · tr ies and lour trophies .i.en, WIS quite •• uccess.

Sprins semester brinls to Maryland B the excitement oE informal rush, 'With a new Iystem o f open b ouse teas and ioformal parties. The approach of Greek Week means thlt tbe !firls lie hoPIDg for lnother success in win nina a trophy for tbe thud coosccutin year in the Interfraternity Sin&.

CA10L HOLWBAD

DISTRICT O F COLUMBIA ALPHA-THE GEORGE WASH ING TON UNIVERSITY. Ch.nered, April 27, 1889, Pledae Day February 21, 1964 INITIATED, FebruarY 8, 1964: Daphne Ruth Bethell, Mo ntclair, N J ; Marauerite Castlel._Oxon H ill, Md .: Susan Lynne Dalby Alexand ril, Va .; Ellen whaley DaytOn, Theresa Slluahter, W.shington, D C ; Donnl Doyle, Arlington, VI ; Claire Capen Foster, St Louis l Mo. ; .A&nes Kiely, Pouahkecpsie N.Y.; Beverly Koettel! , Windsor, Conn.; Louise Bonnie Kn ickerbocker, Charlottesville, VI .' Gra ce MlcFlrl ane, Puadena , Cllif.; Elisabeth J ane O'learY, Grccnville, S C,; J u lia Marie Redding , H .nover, P•• : Elise Rytina. Baltimore, Md ; Ano Richmond, Kensinato n, Md .; Nancy Schuh, Garden City, N J .; Villinia Testa , Planeck, N.J

Sprine semester to be I busy. adtin. o nc lor D.C . A in campus and soc .aI events, a nd Pi Beta Phi, on the G.W cam· pus returned from semester break full of enthusiasm. Pirst on the aaenda was the initiation of pledges. Out initia tion was pani cularly n:citing this year as we borrowed the Pi Bela Phi ho we .t Mary · land B fo r the ceremony. at t he init iation banquet , whi ch was bdd at the La.".ers Club. DeY Knettdl wu named most valuable pledge Ind Swan Dalby was hooored for having t he hiahest scholastic average in the pledge clus. The pltdges ununimouslY aareed that Nan Webster and Mary Ralston WCtc t he most hdp[ul actives The p 1eda t lift to the active cha pter, and greatly needed it m igh t be added , was In AM FM clock radio. H and-in-hand with initiation came sp ri ng rush, Ind D .C . A pkdged two of the ten ,id, who J'lcd.cd G W. sororities this Formal pledlinl was hel 21, by dinner at Gusti ' s

Pi Btu Phi wu well represented at l.P .C Prom th is YUr, and 2011 who 'freed that it was a succeuful and FoliowlD& dose on t he heels of I.F .C was Pan Hci weekend, (Februarr 28-M atc h 1st), which consisted of an all· soro ri tJ' sina on Prlday and a prom 00 Saturday niaht. dance was a big success. was by a lun combo weatins Bearle w ils. Prob20bly the most lun of the cvenins was had at the Pi Btu Ph i before and after part ies ,iven by M olly Cutle and Ter/'l' Slauahte r. On Friday oisht we did not win any prizes fo r our musical abilitJ'. bu t we certainly h id a lot of fun preparing fo r the sina, We hue lots o f comp liments o n our dress , hic h consisted ot n y blue skirts, !iaht blue oxford doth blo uses, and ioe and blue cummerbunds!

D.C. A Pi Beta Phis are dipping their fing en int o many actil'ities t his semester, and a re ukinl a real interest io campus projects. We arc VC/'l' proud of M ims i Sass ho was recently elected to Wh,,'/ Wh" ;" Am ";r.-,, Co llr&rJ ."J U"i."I;I;rl, and Claudia Chaille, who was ta ppea lor Delphi, the sororitJ' omen 's honora/'l'.

We nave b«n honored by the VISits 01 two distinauished auesta th is scmcstcr First was an informal visit euly in the semester from Mrs. Rea ina ld Brack. National Director of Mem be rship, and ICCond. Mrs K athe ri ne B. Masse nburg Plid us ber o ffi CIal 'fisit It as p articularly exciti!lf t o have her here for both initiation and rush We are a ll looking forward to seein, her aio March 7, when we bue our o fficers workshop in Baltnno re.

One last note-D C. Alpb a has her athletic sid e too •• nd Pi Beta Phis are number 2 amona sororities a t G W, in the inter · sorority athletic Board.

PL IDCED, February 21, 1964: Ann Brn.oton. Alexandna, V20.; Barbara Lee H us tedt, Long Island, N.Y.

ELI SABET H O Lu.ay

••VIRGINIA GAMMA-COLLEG6 OF WILLIAM tIC MARY. Chartu.d, 192 5 PI.dl_ D.y, F.bruary 15, 1964. IN ITlATJlO. January 12. 1964: Betty S yne. Norfolk; PUncia Patterson, South Boston. INlnATm, Pebru.ry 6 1964 : Linda Helfric h, Se.ford , Del.

Second semester as begun by h ard wotk and much fun IS Vir,inia r participa ted in rush. Acceptance Day brolJ&h t fourteen pled&:es to the Pi Phi house, just lCWard for a very busy week. A fte r much sinalfll and the plcdaes and sisters enjoyed a n informal dinner at the house.

Last semester wu a most successful one for r. Th ose members .ttainina the Dean's List were: Lil Att ard l Ma ry B.lte r, Diane Brig ht Suzanne FraJ$Cr, Shirley H arken, Sharon H ogan , M .ry Jane M itche ll , j.net Norment, Sheila Sawyer. Donna Says, Mary "Eliubeth Smltb, Susan Stevenson , .nd Emily Vawte r. To help mot ivate the rest of the sistetl to better scbolarsbip. Pat P.tterson. scholarship chairman, di.ided the ch.pter into two aroups which will compete ai ost each other lor the highest: aade er.e at the end of the semester. The losina tum will treat the wiMlna team to a steak dinnC't at tbe end of semester. Two of our pledges. Shirley Harkcss and Sharon H oaan , were t appN into A A.:1 the fresbm.n ·soph omore women's honolU}' ICholastic fr ate rnity. Swan Roberts was selected by the Experiment in Livina to .isit Greece this summer IS a o f the United States. Chandler Dormitory recently chOse Betty Swayne IS its president; tb is is quite an h ODOr for a PI Beta Phi's intramura l teams continue to w in as ber .oUeyball teams take first and second place in the two lcaa:ucs Basketball .ames bcfin soon l so w e bard at practice. Many members are participatIng in toe bowlina toumamen ts.

This semester hu not h«n all work beausc latem ity parties ith I + E and n K A have offued much fun Both plcdaes and sisters .te lookina forward to our annu201 pledge dance with much enthusissm The d.nce will be held on April 11.

William and M II'T students h.d quite a treat this semester htn ABC H ooten. nn y came t o the colltge to tape two show•. Twelve Pi Beta Ph is we re selected to be spotters and will .ppear on lelC"fision on A pril 11 and April n.

With such a wonderful bqlnnin&, this semester promises to be a .cry JUCCtSSfu l ooe for V il'linia r PLmc!D: Shi rl ey Harken Susan SUdokicrski. A lcx.ndria; Donna S20yS Arlington' Suzanne: Sw.DSOtI, Danville; Pam Mason. Lynch· burl'· Gem Burb. Sherri Carpini, Jea n Williams, Newport News; Bonnie Robertson , Petersburg; Susan Maj o r, Portsmouth; Joanna StaJe'1 , Richmond ; Ma,., A nn H ocu tt, Ne ark , Del.; Sharon fl olan. Cherokee, Iowa; Joan Simpson, Squantum. Mass JA NBT THt1I:WAN

"-WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA-WEST VIRGINIA UNIVER. SITY. Cban.ued, 1918 p.,., September' 24, 1963. INmATm. Fcbru.ary 16, 1964: Debbie ADdelSOQ , Marths H all, V ickie Rhoades, Charleston; Lion Bland. Weston; Karen Boswort b, Woodbu/'l', N J .; Bubara Buchan. n, Tona B.e.olorth, Pmen·

THE ARIOW 0' PI BETA PHI

bura ; Buraess . WhtellDg: Pat Burns. Town, Chari Dillow Pat P oland Martinsburg; Carol Pear. } o A nne HutchlDson Fairmont· Barbara Veac h. Petersburg West V irg ini a A is extremely proud to be living in its recently rcrlecorated h ouse With the help of its a1umnz. the living rooms have been furnished ith oriental fulS. brocaded couches, go ld dupenes. ani several new lamps and tables. The chapter has .[so initiated several ne" program hich invi l ing 20lumnz an d their families f ot Sunday dinner and a faculty gUClt speaker nch week

Pi Beta Phi spirit at West Virgi nia A is un usu ally high as a resu lt 01 particip.tio n in bo th AWS and Student Government elections. Anderson was selected to represen t h er class on AWS J udicial1' Board and Kathryn Sned don as elected AWS Treasurer. Debbie 20nd Kathl1'n were also selected to accompany Nanci Nunn, Reli on IV AWS Vi ce. Prcsident. to the rcaion al lAWS Convention in Rochester, N.Y. Po llo i"" a .igorous am· pus campaign. Nanci Nunn was elected .ice p resId ent of the senior class. Shalon Nibert, Educatio n, and Vickie Rhoades and Louanne Vi rg in. Arts and SclenCH. were elected to represent their respectiVe colleges in the Studen t Leaislature.

Wst V irg in ia A 's past president Csro l was se · lected as a finalist in the Sport Maguine Campus Queen Conlest and has also betn selected to represent West Virginia as its Stlte Apple Blossom Ptlncess.

Di an e Hunter, who has been very active in the University Theater, completed her college career with a part in O,J;PIIJ Rrx Susan had a role in Th r /ollll;t At""

An ne Bell u selected for + 1: T. Mary Ellen Dailey fo r I .:1 II and II .:1 +, and T o na Renfo rth for M '" E.

Sha ro n Nibert as n.med to Sprina Spree Week End Stee r· ina: Committee. and An H artin.s;to n and K athryn Sneddon served on the Greek Week Stee rina Committee.

The chapter Spring evtnt, an old·fashio ned picnic given for membetl .nd their diles, was hilhliahted by burlap sack ra ces. eli throwins contests, and dancIng to a combo.

KATHAYN SNIIDDON

NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CA ROLINA. Cb.rt.,..d, 1923. Pledle Day, March 17, 1964 IN.nATliD Februal'J' 16, 1964: Myrt ie M oo n Bilbro. Greenville; ludy Cowman. CamP Hill. P a. ; Sue Craver, Shelby' Jane Oallen, Po rt Oioton t K ay H oyle. HendefS!Jn; llubner, Shi.r1ey Truitt CamIlla walter, G reensboro ; Lln<1 a Fayctt" llIe; Mary' Stella Leak , Prannie Pierce. Ch arlotte ; Vergilia lcgg:ett, Eliubeth City; Meli nda Long, D ia ne Wa rd, Washington. D .C.; Doro thy eU, New Milfo rd. Conn.; Pri sciUa Patterson, Natick M ass.; Shi rley P.tterson, Ch.pel Hill; Karen Phillips, Westfield, N.J.: Bonnie Raines , Catherine Lane. Wilson; Margaret Shackfo r<1 Betty White, Di ana Worth, Raleiah; Pam Ulmer , j ackso nville, Fla.

On Februa/'l' 17 the ch.p ter held the a nnual in itia tion banquet durin.s; whICh the Best Pledge Award "205 a,iven. to Pierce and th e Best Scholarsbip A ward to RaInes. was "Iso chosen to be coordinato r of Woman's Orientati on next fall. Others in the chapter are runnin lor offices. Priscilla Pat · terson is running for sec:rcta/'l' o f Government. and K .y HQrle is running for ICCret a/'l' of the stnior class.

The ch.pter as a whole helped in a Panhellenic fund raiSIng project sellin.s; ca nd y on campus an d in the other centers of ac· tiv ity.

Pu!Dcm: Di anna Foote , Ch.pel Hill.

CAROL STAIIA

-NORTH CAROLINA BETA-D U K E UNIVERSITY. Ch.rtll.f'td, February 18, 1933. INmAnD, February 9 , 1964: 10 Ben· IOn. Richmond , Va ; Susan Compton. Summit, N J , Mal'J' hue. E.aruton, III.; Sally Er't'in, 8ctsy Stra n, Chuloue: ChriS Evans Cincinnati Ohio; Dede H assle r, Sa n T ome, Ve nezuela: Jeremy H e es, M'a umee. Ohio ; j ostphine H umphreys. Charleston. S.C.; B rend a K o l! , Pompano Beach. Lucy Love[e!!! Roswell, N M' Kath y M u ltay Schenectady. N. Y.; Ginna Nay Baltl' Md ; Sara Thomuson, Martinsvillt. Va .; Carobn .c.immer · man Greensboro.

North Carolina 8 bas had a ve/'l' successful semester with many ,iris lC'Cci.ing honors. Four Pi 8cta Phis, Jo Harriet Haley. Kristy Knapp , GiDDY Lilly, and Sally McKail ere chosen lor Wh o'J

JI'&;ke Uninflity as host to the student U .N. M od el Assembly this year. Sally McK aig, Sue Pau ly, Sandy A llen and J anet Math · ews participated in the eek long debatcs and lectures Linda Orr. K ristJ' K n.pp .nd Brend. K oll wtre chosen to participate in the State Student Lca is la ture this semester, and Jtremy He..es taveled to Sara Lawrence Collece fo r a wee:k ' s ,isi t as D uke's representa t in in the collcee exchange PtOltam Tbe chapter hu been kept bUS)' with many acti.ities during the lCIDCSter. The pledfcs aloD&: with the A .:1 II plcd&c class e a 'fe/'l' .ucccssIul Sptu'C preview fashion show. The chapter piluci Plted in Help Week this yea r by assisting the Boys Oub of Durham The Pi Beta Ph is put in m20ny houn of work and it was 8:reatly .pp reci.ated. M ixers were held with % nd K A of the UniversitJ' of North Carolina. H owner, the highlight of the se · mcster was the Goldto Tria d. The oew initiates of K A 9 J[ J[ r and Pi Beta Phi were prcscnted at a formal dance. held at the Hope Valley Country Club.

This is the first Tnr that the DUrsin& IChool at Duke hu par· ticipated in rush. A special spring rusb was held for this purpose, Ind it is hoped that thei r participation will ,really strmathen the frllemitJ' system on ampus.

SUUn Persons led the Pi Beta Phis throuah the ycar as presid ent

o{ chapter. She "'u cbOleo b, the Duke Paabdlcate Council to represent ber co!l* at tbe Southern Panhdlmic ConfereDCe this ,ear in Oxford, Miu. Sussn hu sina b«a electt'd b, the Greeks on camPUS to se"C as president for the eomina ,ear

The summer promises to be t<luul, e:lcitin&: for Pi Beta Phis. With rond, t'ddinas and su..mmer jobs they "'ill bave man, cxperier.ccs to sbare With ODe: aoother in the 'all. and thCT arc lookirtl fOl"lVard to hearin,: from ,irll "'ho atteoded Convcntion.

MI!I.JL YN HOOVEa

•• SOUTH CA ROLINA ALPHA- UNIV E RSITY O F SOUTH C AROLINA Cbartju.dJ Octolar 19 2 8 PI d a:. D .y, Fe bru ary 27, 196 •. INITlATED, March I, 1964: Bctn Boyle. Schenectady} N.Y.; andy Dcacoo. Va. V •. ; M.ry Dd.oachc, N J\ugust.; Fran Felton, Aoduson; N.DC)' Gottlieb. Ginny Muwell, GaHOC"y; Muy Marion; Meta Smith, Atlanta, Ga.; Chcryle Vcneto, Miami, Fl• : Muaartt Voelker, BunS'l'iIIe, GI .; Mara:uet Webb, Clemson; Nlncy Cam Wi!$On'lacluonville, N.C.

The members of South C arolina arc plannin, the Innual spring trip to the Settlement School in Gltllnburg. This trip bas become a tradition fo r the South Carolina chapter and all the Pi Ikta Pbis aa lookina {o,..ard to beitll: in Gatlinbur& once more for. sprine weekend of fun .nd fellowlhip.

Ona ain South Carolin.a A. bu placed hiBh in scbolanhip o n the campus by r.nkinlt second in lholastic achievement.

Mn. Massenburg , Delta Province Pres ident. as an honored Ituest at the initiation ceamony on Mitch I. Sbe visited with the ch.apter for three days in which time Ihe gave the ne officers some helpful luueSli onl for the coming year. She was .Iso p rescnt at the .ctive meeting on M.rch 2 which as fo llowed by a tra· dition.1 cooley·lhine. Mn. Musenbur, '1 visits are .1 .,. helpful to tbe chapter .and its functioning .nd add • great deal to the members ' understandin& of tl1le Pi Betl Phi enthusiasm.

A very deserving Pi Beta Pbi, Ann Sanders was selected to Who's Who iff A",,,it,,,, ColJ,,1l " ,,,/ U"i,,,rittrs for tbil coming year. Rachel Johnsto n .1.& dcctcd to sern as president of the Junior Senior Y {or the coming H.rriet Etter ., honort'd hen she was sclected to be a member of 0 .1 E. South Carolin. A is very proud of its beauty quctns Ruth Henderson and An n Gray "ere choscn as semi - tin. lists in the Miss Garnet and Blaele contest held this p.st hll. Rache l Johnsron, Gail Brousbtoa, and Ann GllY were elected to the M.y Court. A new pledge. JOin Bennett, hu gr. ced the Pi Bet. Phis b, rfiently being elected Angel flight Commander (or the comina year.

PLEDGED: Febru.ry 27, 1964 : J o.n Bennett , Tynd.aie, Fla ; Sus.an Gordon. Monroe, N . C.; Barbar.a McCall Hare, New Y o rk. N.Y. CH Jl IlIUI TAYLOIl

*EPSILON PROVINCE

M.I C HI GAN ALPHA-HILLSDAL E C OLL EGE. C harte.red , 188 7. INITIATU> March 14, 1964: Jul ie Allardyce, Groue Pointe, Barbara AltoD , Po ntiac,; Phr !is Barlbe, Hy.nnis Port, Mass_; P.at Becker. Clevellnd Hu .• OhIo; M.artha Davis. Indian.polis, Ind.; Alice Enns, Lewisto n, N.Y .: HoUy Hill, Roclr.:ford, II I.; Cindy Marcera, Lathrup ViII.lte; Lynd. Miller, Ca lva Paulo Brazil; Marcia Sterns, Sh.alr.:cr Heights, Ohio; M.ary Stilling, C",wfordsville, Ind.; Sue Vilican. Orcha rd uke: Barbara Wal ters. Perndale; P.am Welling, Mu ilyn Bunce , Hillsdale, Mich. ; Judi Wolken, Wayne , N.J.; P.auia Young, J.ack.son

On february 14, the Junior class sponsored a j-Hop which " 'as ope n to the entire campus, Pi Beta Phi wu honored to bave our president. Carol Kleinsmith, • member of the q uctn's court.

Mary Shehan, .a senior from J.ack so n is the cb.pter o n the court 01 this year's Snow Quctn who reigns over Mardi Gras o n March 6.

Sunday. February 23 Mich igan A held .n all campus open house. Attend ing, in addition to the student body, were members of the faculty aM .alumnz from Hillsd ale.

Scholarsbips fr o m the W o man's Council of Hillsdale College and the federati on for the yur 1964 were ,ranted to Carol Kleinsm ith.

Michigan A is looki", forwlrd to the visit of our province president, Mrs Virg inia A Meyer, on M.rch 16. CAROL LEONARD

- MI C HIGAN B E TA-U NIV E RS ITY O F MI C HIGAN Ch.,t r d, 188 6, Pl ed g. O .y, Pehru ary 2.

The tirst four weeks of the spring semester were tilled with a busy rush schedule It Miehig.an B On february 2, thirty new plt'dgcs "'ere Idded to chapter.

Panhellenic elections o n Febru.ry 24 saw Miry Beth Buden electt'd trelSurer and Joan Upha.m IIC'Cretary. Otber honors brousht to Michigan B this spring. Suzanne Shet'W'ood was selected general eo·chairman o f Homecom in& for 1964. Suzanne was .Iso lipped fo r Mortar Baud.

Tapped for Wyvern were Mary Beth Braden, Sh.ron Pastor, and Libby Herndon. Do ris Hodges was tiPped for Scroll.

Michigan B was honored by • ..isit from Epsilo n Province President. M rs. Russel Meyer , the weele of March 2.

The theme for M ichllras, a semi·lnnu.1 cvent on Michig.an's ampus, WII "Michivision." Pi Beta Phi participated b, building an ent ertainmmt boo tb ",ith .1 K E. Ch.irm.n for the ch. pter "U Polly Furniss

An open-opcn house wu held in honor of the new pledges on March H.

PLEDGI!D: Laura Bates, Kirkwood, M o.: Jan e Bodine, Scheocct.ady, N. Y. ; RosaM e Eckma n , Gou emeur, N .Y.; Vitainia Edw.ards,

Cincinnati , Obio ; Renee Gordon. Milw.ukee, Wis.; p.trteia Greilina, Jacqueline LanJ, Sharon Zd rodOW'slti, Grosac Pointe; Gaynell e roth, Lincol n, Ncb.; Robert Hammannl Livonia; Libby Herndon, Gl.adwyne , Pa .; M.arth.a HOPPJn, B oom6eld H ills; Mara.arct Leslie, JOin Ramee, M.ary Helen Sherbwnc, Jkuy Wq- m"1 Mary Winao, Ann Arbor ; Judith Nelson, Traverse City; J udy Nob e, Me.rick, N Y .; joan Osborn, janet Mo rley. Birm inah.m: Ellen Panush, Naocy Seper, Dctzoit; Carolyn Pctcr, Rode Rinr Obio; Vi.,inia PiUCCT, MuskcsOQ; SUJln jU\C Pi",onlu.\ Sh.aker He iahu, Ohio: Carol ShanlCT, Wincheste r, Mus .; P.triCla Scott, N.Y.; Elnora Smith, B.attle NANCY GlI8SIN

MI C HIGAN GAMMA- MI C HIGAN STAT E UN IVE R SIT Y. Chartettd, February 1 7, 194'. P I.da:. D_y, J _n u_..,. 20, 1961, April 13 , 1 96J. JNITlATm, january 2), 1964: Gail K insel. Redford; Elizabeth White. Buchan an Amona manl new buildings which arc being constructed on campus is the ona awaited addition of • plancurium, which will be open to the pubbc lOme time in M.rch. All arc Inxinusly iting this opening fo r planiurium is considered 10 be of the most ouUtanding in the country.

A number of honors h.ve come to the members o f M ic hig.n l' th is term. Laryl Larsen was chosen IS entertainment cblirman of Grm Wed:; Sandy GoVltOS "IS chose n as executive secm.'1 for Water Carnival' Prudy Baum .Dd Jud, Grifb were selected for mmlbenhip in t l: honor.ry; Lucy ungohr and Rae Rlmsey ere initiatt'd into K A n hono rary; J anet Kowalilc "15 elected KCret.arY of Panhdlenic Council; Sue Dlnfortb was chosen IS I member of the 1964 Vetenns Quctn cou rt ; and Jeri Pflam w.as choosen IS I membe r of the 1964 Ju nior 500 Crescent Court, On Pebruary 14, Pi Beta Phi and K K r held their I nnu.al M onmouth Duo. Entertainment WIS pro ided by the Pi Beu Phi inte r pledae class.

PLEDGI!D : Trenl Amb rosen, Sandy Stabler, unsing; Carol Ander · so n. LivoDl.a; Nancy Anler, Plcasant Ridge; Susan Atkinson huea l III.: Irene BarnCJ, K.thy Flatley, Peggy Griffith, joanne NowllC, Dctro it; Betty Breedl ove. Tob, Stern. Birmina ham; Jan alfie, Orchard Lake; Sha ro n Onis, Stephanie Dojka , H.rriet Newell, Bittle Creele: Katby fox Sl8ina"; Miry Lou Grieger, Royal Oak; K.th, Herman.1enilOn; P.t Kell,,: Penn, Petenon, Grosse Pointe; Ruth K loc. A uburll, Ind.: ;)ally Smith, Port Huron; j ean Walker, H insdale , Ill.

JEll PVLANZ

-" MICHIGAN D E LTA- ALBION. Chartan d , M arch 7, 1 959. PI d l. D.y, F bruary 2 1 19 64 INrrtATED. March I, 1964: Nancy Boaenes. Oak P.rle, Ih.; Marguerite Brase, ft. W.,ne, Ind. : Mucia DuVal, N.ncy Spittle, Pr.ankiin: Pamela Jo rgenson, St. Joseph; Kathie Koser, Snyder" N. Y. ; Janet Miller, Cuyahoaa Falls, Ohio; N.ncy Mu lkey, Decrneld , Ill .; Sue Schaum. Lon 8 Grove, II I. , hnct Schrocde r\ W ilmette, III .; M arlene Smi th, Clarks ton; lud l Thomas. Bay V III 'ae, Ohio ; N.ncy Butington, II. Activity .waited the Pi Bet. Phis on their return {rom semester vacation A aUnor rulh "'IS beld the second weele of c1aucs. At thi. time Michigan .1 "'IS proud to hIVe pro president, Mn RusSC'1 Meyer, IS a Albion welcomed Modem Folk Quartet to campus in Feb· ruary, and performances by D ave Brubeck .nd pianist Peter Nero arc planned fo r the ne. r future.

The Pi Ikta P hi s re no", pract icing for the Inaual 1: A I Song Fest. Each group will per form a IOrority toOl .and a show SOng. Plans are being made for Pi Bet. Phi'l spring dinner dance to be held Aptll 4 .t the Holiday Ion in Battle Creek A T.G.I P. ith the I N'I is abo being planned. The annu.al Greek Week · end will be held the ti rst wctle-end of M.y. One highl ight o f this w ill he the G o·K art lice in which women steer IIcen bui lt and PO ered by th e men Michig an A is participat ing in the rnilion of rush rules for the change of m.a jor rush to the second semeSler

PLEDGED: JudY Dl,enl is, Naperville, III. ; P.aul.a Herron , Verlyn Hewer, Grosse 1Ij>; Karen K lippcrt, Canton, Ohio; Da n Scheffner L.ke Zurich, III.

M,u Y J ANI ALLIN

ONT ARIO ALPHA-U NlVS RSITY OP TORONTO Ch. r · fe Nd , 1909. INrTlATlD, January 12 , 1964: MaufCCn Joa n M.aca rthur Grant. Doria Hesse, Margarel Loughney, Kathy McCarth" J anet McDougall Sylvia Oriold. Carol Ro lllSton. Peggy Ruse, T oronto; Deidre Anderson, H amilton; Karen D oy le l Corn .....11; Mary Lennox. Londo n ; Catby V.allery, Port Credit; Eay Rice, Preston; Pa ul ine Olson, Winnetka, II I.

Tbe .nnu.1 Winte r Ca rnival "'IS held on campus on JanuarY 31 and February 1. The bif cyent o{ the wmend the Icc "Frolics, WIS • huge IUCCCSS. Ontano A .acti.e1, p.rticip.ated ith three of its memben bcilllt skaters in the icc sho"'.

The Gnnite Oub of Toronto WIS the scene o f the P.nhelleni c banquet o n February 10. All eiaht of the women', fratermties were well and every one th o rouRhly the guest spelke r, Mr J McClennand of M cC! ennand Publishing

On March 8. Ontario A held its Flmily Day Tn It the chapter house. It WIS .a wo nderfu l oppurtunity to meet .and speak with the families of the active Ind alumnr members.

The spring term as bro\1lht to a tittin, close with the annual formal .at the FOUl $cason's Moto r Holel on Febru.ary 29. GAIL D,uJ.A(;H

"- ONTARIO B ETA-U NIV E RS IT Y OF W EST E RN ON · T ARIO C h rt.tt d , Oct obu, 19J • • P le d a. D. y, Stcpt am b u 2 9, 19 6 J.

Ontario B "15 dctp in plans {or formal rushing follo.ina: the

Christmu vacation. The parties, based on a theme of an inter· national film festival. were held fro m J anuary 9 to January 13. Both freshettn Ind members en joyed vcry much a coloured movie made: by the ncw initiates of OUf chapter.

At the Arts and Science Oall held on Janua ry 17. two DE the candidates fo r bill qu«:n were Pi Beta Phis : Anne Sengbusch and Pcnny Robinson. Mary Jane Pryce was co-convenor with Judy McCuney and RVer.1 other 'pi Beta Ph is helping with decorations.

Wintct Carnival at Western begin Thursday. February 13. On Thursday night It the Carnival 00 Icc, Mamic Campion performed on skates before • large audience:. The highlight of the wcd:cnd was the Mardi Gras Ball with • Pi Beta Phi, Betb Simmons, as ('O·convmor Ontario B placed fitst in the tohaggan race and s«ond in the fraternity snow SC\Ilpturing.

During this term we hive hid parties with Kappa Alpha SocietT Ind B 9 IT which were very enio,.able. We Ire look in, forward to ou r Innual .pa,hetti scholanhip dinner with I X.

ParticiPlting in student government, Jane Stephens was elected female representative for Junior executive at University College Receiving awards this year were Anne Sengbusch who was nomi· nlted our ctndidate for the Amy Burnham Onken Aw a rd and Carole Kennedy who won the Chapter Service Award.

Recently I X Sweetheart was Linda Fuller.

We are looking forward now to our annual formal dance on March 6 preceded by a buffet suppe r at Lynn Taylor's and followed by a post·dance party at Anne Askew·s.

MARY HITCHINS

ZETA PROVINCE

···INDIANA ALPHA-FRANK LIN COLLEGE, Chactued 1888, Pled,,* DIY, Steplembef' 21, 196'1. INITIATED , February I). 1964: Susan Dunn Greenwood; Sara Voorhis , Second semester Ands Indilna A plunaed into a round of activity, both lcademic and JOeial.

The InnouDttJDent of the Dean', List named cleven Pi 1kt2 Phis: Mlrty Mohr, Sunn Mills , Jlne Perry, J 2net Wysong, Cand,. Poindexter, Sue Selsor, Trudy Shultz, Becky J acks teit. Ann Fisher, Bonnie J ohnso n Ind Jlnet Edmondson. For the ninth consecutive semester, Pi Iktl Phi pllced fil'Sl scholastically among the four women', social or,lniZitions o n the Pranklin College campus.

Susan M ills Ind Bonnie J ohnson were named to Who'] Who in Amt,i(4n COlltltl t""/ U,,;.t,I;I;tl, Carol Stark and M ary Ann Mulholland, I p ledge, Ire both (eaturt'<! soloists with the Concert Choir.

Pi Iktl Phi, are also well represented in campus honoury organ i· lations, Bonnie J ohnson was named to Al ph2. a sc holastic fra· temily similar to B K, Pat Jones and Ann Pisher were tapped for A r, nation al co·t'<!ucatlonal luternity for women in Jour· nalism. K .4 IT education fratern ity recognized J ane Perry, Candy Poi ndexter, Janet Wysong , and Trudy Shultz as new members. Ann Fisher was named to membership in A e. national history ho no rary.

Social activities are part of chapter life. Pi Phi Playground was the theme of the pledge dance given by the pledge class lor the active chapter. Exchange parties with the campus fraternities are also planned.

Mrs. Reginald Brack, National Director o f Membership, was the guest of the chap ter in February. Though her visit was shott, it was both beneficia l and inspirational as well.

Man., Icti't'ities crowd the calendar of the college. Pi Ikta Phi will soon participate in the College Bowl, an inter·college activity spansortd b., Z T A Candy Poindexte r 2nd Janet Wysong: partici· pate on the college debate te3m; ot he r campus groups find Pi Phis as members and officers. Pi Beta Phi is enthusiastically planning for the annual Juni o r Class Variety Show. Greek Week, and the spring dinner dance to be held at the I ndianapolis Ath letic Cl ub. A chapter dinner at an Indianapalis restaurant is also on t.he agenda fo r the sp rina KIIln;ter.

The colleae IS now in a stat e of transition; enrollment has dropped, but plans for the future promise a sharp incline in ad· misSions. The B. F. Hamilton Memorial Library, now unde r con· struct;on, will be ready for use nellt fall,

Dr. Mary Owen, ad,.isor of the chapter, presented the Pi Ikt. Ph is with I check. which will be used to purchase an honor guard for the arrow 01 the iunior most outstanding in the lower division of the college's Libe ral Studies Progra m , This award. to be named the M iry Steele Owen Award, will be prescntt'<! at the annual cooky·shlne each fall.

SUSAN A , SEUO_

••• INDIANA BETA-INDIANA UNIVERSITY. Chactered. 1893. INITI ATED March I, 1964: Suzanne LePevre Columbus; Sondra WeisbrOd. Richmond; Vi Qlinia Wynn, F lirAeld. Conn.; KI., Dell Franklin , Munster ; Dee Ann Gregory , Sue Huffmln, Bloomington.

SUlnoe le.PC''t'te recei,.ed the scholanbip trophy and Dee Ann Gte&Ory namt'<! the Outstanding Pledge, Carole Miller receivt'<! the scbolanbip pin having made I A Il'erl&e for the lut semester and Nancy Gift was the r«iprent of the improvement bracelet, There were se,.era! queens from Indiana B. Susie Stanton as cbosco Miss Pin Mate after competing with twelve girls from other houses. Jeanie Clrroll will travel to Orlando. Fl., over Spring "Ication 10 compete for the title of Miss Cheerleader U ,S A She is OM of the fi'f'e finalists from a field of entrants representing every college in the country. Anne Walker and Julie Rench b.ave been chMen priocesses of the )00 Festn'al to be held in Indiana· poli, where tbey will compete lor the title of queen of the entire fest",II, I htle presentl., held hJ Indiana 8', LiDda MUG,

THE ARROW OF PI BETA

The bouse in conjunction with the men of tAM participated in I.U. Sina held on February 29. We chose a production number containins severll of the musical selections from the musica l comedy Th t BOl/ri",d.

Mothers' weekend is planned for April 17 and 18 and the girls plan to take their mothers to see a performance of KiJmtl over the weekend.

The Little '00 is one of the big events that every one is waiting for. We are supporting the men of I A E for the race and are hoping for I victory. In addi tion we are in with the men of I N for the T K E chlriot race.

Seve ral girls in th e house have received other awards Ind pos it ions in campus activities Suun Ruebush was chosen general secretary of Freshmen Camp and Heather Whittemore WIS named in charge of the counselor's committee at Freshman Camp. An n Sartholome was named chairman of the public relations committee fo r the Little ,00 weekend while Nancy Kesler was chosen in cha rge of the variety show. Beth these positions were chosen by th e Indiana University Foundatio n. Susan Ruebush also traveled to Indianapolis to speak to in comi ng and prospective freshman stu· dents IS she was named the most outstanding girl in the College of Arts Ind Sciences

PLEOOED : Marla H abecker Cynthia Korte, Port Wayne; Cassano dra Kamp, Kathy Schoellkopf, Indianapolis; Karen Checkley. Elkhart{· Patsy H lhn, Muncie: Marty Sweiner , Laporte; Beverlee McCau ey, K okomo; Lisa Niemeyer. South Bend; Shiela O'Oel, Terre Haute; Gail Parsons. Bloomington; Margot Pickering, West Lafayette : Peggy Paul, Columbus; Barbara Weimiller. Mic higan City; Teresa Thompson, Rensselaer; Alice Driscoll. Mary Bruce, loUISville, K y.' Vuginra Evans, Janet Writer, La Grange, TIl. : Karen Fitton, Peona, III.; Jean Verboeven, Rivenide. III.: Betty Jencks, Columbus. Ohio; Kathy Kleist. RocKY River. Ohio: Mele · dith lennarson, Cleveland Heights; leigh Watley, Bethpqe, N.Y. SUSAN Rlon

···INDIANA GAMMA-BUTLER UNIVERSITY. Chartued, AUJuat 27, 1897. I NITIAT£O, February 23, 1964: M arianne Ala· ande r, Richmond; Susan Amos, Molly Mehagen Anderson; J anine Billings. Det roi t Mi ch.; Kath., Carr. Linda Fry, Nancy H ass, Jud., lowe, Evelyn Martin, Marily n Meyers, Ind llnapolis; K itty kair, Winnetka. III.: lynette Kidfer, Ferguson, Mo.; Mary Ann In"ine, Larayette; K athie Nedele, Angol a'l Emily Stallings, New Harmony' Sue Steidinger, Bement, III.; E lamsrie Stouffe r, River Forest, III .: Carol Turbeville, Kalamazoo, Mich.; K a,. V olland, La renceburg' Elizabeth Weir, La Grange.

Klthie Nedele was voted the best pledge while Marilyn Meyers was h onortd for having the highest scholanhip of the new initiates.

Senior Pam Ulrey has once qain given her Indiana r sisters reason to be proud o f her for she has been chosen Senio r Scho la! and has also been nominated as a candidate for the ti rst phase of Operation Outstanding:. Also selectt'<! IS candidates were Marl ene Reese and Diggie Ozols.

In addition to being elected president, Diane Gable was also honored at the annual Butler University Basketball Banquet when she was awarded a Three·Year Cheerieading Award.

Indiana r is very proud of one of its new initiltes. K athie Nedele , whose natural beauty and p leasing pef$onaliry have resultt'<! in her being named as one of the sill finalists for Miss Butler and also selected as a candidate lor '00 Queen.

Ind iann r was bonort'<! with a VISit from Mrs. Reginald Brack, Director of Membership. The chapter's new officers were especially pleased with the many helpful suggestions th at Mrs. Brack gave them on how to successfully fulfill the duties of their various offices. The memben of Indiana r held a tea in honor of Mr,. BflIclt to which alumn:oe and various faculty members were invited. There is a good chance that the Indi ana r', will all be gaining some weigh t soon ,ina the new house mother, Miss Lulu Hlrr iett Freeman, used to plan th ose appetizing menus for vlriouS country clubs.

B aBA BaUDEl

••• INDIANA D ELTA-P U RO UB UNIVERSITY. Chat1el'td, 1921. Pl.d•• O.y, Ja n ulry 29:.1964. I NITIATED. February 2. 1964: KI istin Andrews. Clin ton; Martha Ann Bass, W. Lafayette: Kathe Beth Bridies , Chagrin Falls. Ohio;jon H omln, Scottsbluff, Neb.' Geraldine Ann Stem, Nohln;ville. In , India na .4 hIS been very active this We participatt'<! in V1 with the I A EI This is a riet)' show put on by the Student Union Ind on ly the best IctS are chosen. Tbe house pians t o be very active in the M ock Political Convention this spring. The hard worle of the Pijis Ind PI Phis on state petitions paid oft'. We got ou r fitst choice which was the state of California. We liso ha ve many mem.ben: on National Convention Committees: Stephie Keegln, Kathy Miller, linda Cobb, Carolyn Brewer, Marianne McKellips, Cris Larson, Ind Lish Beaty. Jo anne Kordas wu selected the chsirman for ODe of the candidate clubs. Gold Peppers, scholutic Ind activity bonor.ry, tapped Barbara Ba.tt Katby Miller. Carey Hunter, and Sally Landwehr .4 P K. Kbo(utic boDar."., asked Pltty Pliner Ind Ka thy Miller join. Also, VI I Coon was tapped for a pharmacy boDarary. Lyn Glen· denitli'l one of our ne" pledges, wu selected for A A 6.. a fresh· men ,uia' hODarary.

Indiana 6. is "cry proud of Kath,. Miller was was just elected president of Panbellenic. Judy Nettesheim wu eleaed to a junior Job It P.snhellenic.

Darla Blocb was the chairman of I Winter Carni 1 committee, a new tradition of the sophomore class, )OI.D Stewart will represent • .c1 9 St.te o.y u their sweetheart thzs f ear J oanne Kordas was chosen 9 Z sweetheart 2nd Betsy Pea.non .IS on the court for the Aariculture School Quem.

Carol Karen Post, Gerl'}' Stero, Adams, and Linda McM illan ere asked to b«ome Little SistefS of the MalCrou PLroGm : Molly Alger, Mansfield, Ohio; Sally Arthur Green· field l ' Brooke Balkema, Blookston; PhyllIS Beaty, Gerry Hale.r,. Gal'}': Caro yn Binkley, Karen Horton, lafayette ; Sandra BoUom. Plymouth; BepPle Downie. Sarah Eckles. Lynda Morcho ulC, W. lafayette: Penny Farth ing , Kennard; lynGlcndening, Fort Wayne; Carla Gordon, Terre H aute. Betuy HeWItt, AlhvjJIe. N.Y.: Caodi Lichtenfels, Sue McCwdy, South Bend; Mary Mcbbnon. Jca.nn ie Peal$On. Mattie Steward, Indiaupolis ; Jeanne Ortman, Kokomo: Linda Patterson. Whitllll: San RamK'Y. CrndordS\·iIIe; Pam Sprowl , Appleton, Wis .: Ann Thompson, Libertyville ; Susan Tredwdl. EuosyJile.

VIRGINIA SWIfT

INDIANA EPSILON-DEPAUW UNIVERS ITY I NITIATEn. March 13. 1964 : Diane BeSl. HiainSYilJe. Mo .: Barbarl. BroWD. Elizabeth Wit!er, Webster Groves, Mo .; Susan Chestnutwood. Mdwaukee. Wis.; Susan Cox. H untmgton; Nancy DeCosted, Clay· to n, Mo .: Nancy Dodge, Barbara A dele Tresslcr, Western Sprinas, 111.; Eliu.bctb Hamilton. Greencude; Carolan Harrison. Midland. M ich.; Judith Herbst Richmond: Myrna Sue Hess Terre Hautc; Sunn K uhl. Davenport. lo a; janet M cAdams, Lafayette; I.cxy McCulloch. Al,iers. AI,eria; Ann Christine M iller, Jand"l'ille, WIS.; Linda S.unclson. Chluso. III .; HeidI Schultz, Oak Park, Ill.; I.csley Seato r, Evanston. Il l.; BonDle Stout, Champaij:n , 111.; Elizabeth Weidman, Elmhurst, Ill.

PLEDGED: Pchruary 24, 1964 ; Hallye Bergman. St. Louis, Mo .; Sharon Boclutanz , Grosse Po in t, Mich ; Eliubcth Dar, LibertyVille, Ill.; Linda En. III.; Sandra Garriott. Greencastle; J anet Humftld, Ind ia napolis; wendy MiliCI, Barrington , III

Secona ICmesler has proven 10 be .nother SUCCH5ful one for Pi Beta Phi. It beaan lIh an inspitm, Visit (rom Mrs Resinald Brack. DirCClo r of MembeuhlP On Sunday, February 9. our annual Valentine Tea was held in her honor. The chapter cnter· tained faculty and admin istration guests in red or white cockuil drcsscs.

Spring rush " ' as a fun and exciting time that culminated in the pled&ina of K'Ven wonderful nC"W Pi Beta Phis. Our ncishbors, 1: X were on hand to welcome the new pledget and to introduce them to the traditional Kiss-In.

Twenty fall pledges were initiated on March 13, and they erc then honored at the annual 110nmouth Duo. The theme of this year's dance WIth K K r "'as Monmouth M onde. The chapter elected Judy Herbst as outst.lndina plcdac. and Chris Miller received the Kholuship ling for having the hishest ,radcs in the pledge class

Eacb semetler those Pi Beta Phis ho have acheived academic n:cellence .,e fl!(;fl8:nized by awards presented at the scholarship banquet. SeVtfl were named t ) Dean 's List ; Barbua Dafoc 1 M arta Nordcnholz. Nancy Pedel1Cn, judy Diehl, Mutha Silfmona. Mary Mlckelmann , and Kathy Suton , the last two menlloned baving 4.0 or straight A grade averages.

Other honon have come to Indiana E as Johannah J ones was elected stereu.ry of the ASSOCIation of Women Students and Linda Younts was named to AWlS Projcctlll Board. Marta Nordenholz and H eidi Schultz wc rc chosen (or dorm staff. and Marg McGlcish was selected to be dorm adviso r Marta Nordenholz was also director of Monon Revuc, the all-student production sponsored annually by AWS. Nancy Pendersen was elected to the aecutive board o f the Womco's Rec reatIon Association, while in the area of Queens , Judy Herbst and hnet M cAdams have been nominated for Queen of the Freshman rnterfraternity dance, K athy Ault was selected by the DePauw Alumn i Associat ion in Chicaao as the outstanding SCflior from the Chicago area.

Sixteen graduating seniors were honored at thc annual Senior FatC'well, a trad itio n that features the June graduates, who will be Jookin, forward to returning t o DePauw on Old Gold Day.

DIAN! NIELSON

"'INoIANA ZETA-BALL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE. ChlMend, Auau.t 23, 19'2 P ledae D,y, J anuary 28, 1964. Honors h ave rKently been besto ed upon mort. of ou r Pi Phi. as wc watched Sharon Gustavel proudly acccpt the c rown and title o f Miss Ph otoftasb of Indi ana. Sharon now travels to Las Vegas to tal:c part in tbe National Contest.

Beverly HcdaeJ also participated in the contcst .nd wu chosen u one of the sixteen finalists out of a field of ei,ghty·four beauties. Dev wo n additional recogni tion when she w:as choJen Blue Key Swcct.heart in a recent campus election.

With the Miss Ball State (Oricnt Queen) Paseant approach ins we vicw live of our members as contestants: j udy Merril. Sandy Zimmerman, Marcia Pownall. Elaine Byrum, and Carol Rinard. Colllfmndatioo for scholastic achievement has hccn ,given 10 I.inda toalS who was elected to K A n, Education honorary: and Nancy Gause who was accepted into ErA. English honorary. Due to their outstanding contributions to campus activities and their hi,gh scholastic avenges, Nancy Be.m and Ellen Loclcwood were selected to be in Wh o', Wh o 0" Coli", C."'PIlIt'. Ellen Lock ood and Kau:n Davidson arc amODB the newly chOK'n out· standing senIors at Ball State.

PLEDGED, Janua", 28, 1964 : Lind a Bender, Nancy Ou,l;an, Mari Iyn Eno. Ju J Rust. I ndianapolis; Sheliah Hcavenridge! Pam K ins, Vi o la J . Webb. Sandy Zimmerman , M uncie; Ja ckie A tkms, Marion ; Lana Bousler, New Castle; Sara Dierking. l-febron; Marcia Gatel. Marcia Pownall, Pl ymou th ; Pam Lentz , G oshen; Lynne Meranda. Farmland; Angle M ille r, L.fayette; D o nna Ri c hardson, Lebanon ; Adrea Shuff, South Bend; Shuon Smalley. Ann Woodm.nStt, Shelbyvillc C.....OL RJNA10

ETA PROVINCE

·"KENTUCKY ALPHA-UNIVERS I TY OF LOU I SVILLE. Chartered, October !i, 192'. INITIATED. February 16 1964' Mary Brian , Ann Buster, Sis.scy Eckard. Ann H aysler. Carol' Julie Sollcy, Louisville; WhitnO' Bush. Valparaiso, Ind .; Ann ].(oon. Terre lUute, Ind .: Susan S cm. Delray Beach, Fla _

The ncw semester started SUCCH5fully with the {ormal dance which bad a Valentine theme thiJ year.

Pi Beta Phi ' s Ann Bustcr, Ann Hanley. and Chulotte M orris cre elected to fill the three opcninas o n the student council this scmcstcr Barbara Taylo r was elected to the student scnate. Febru · ary 29 was a onderful day for Kentucky A ; Ann Twilley was chosen MI" Tho roughbred, the coed to be featured in the 196:\1964 YHrbook.

This weelt the chapter &avc a dcucrt party for A X A. The me:mbeu arc lookina {oreward to a dmocr at the IJ. T ho use nat week and a patty wltb • K T the followinc eek. H o pinc for successes In Barber and Beauty Shop Ouartet contest and in the Friber,er Sin& later this semester, Kent uac y A is workm,g hud and havin. fun.

M Aay STUART BA_NES

•• 'KENTUC K Y BETA-UN I VERS I TY OF KENTUC K Y , Chartenc!r Mucb 3, 1862. Pledae o.Y.t Februaq 9. 1864 INITIATED, rchruary 1 I9&' : Nancy 1. Harnes , Clncmnatl, Ohio; Elizabeth Bill'r Paric Forcstl..lll.: Mary Jane Bri tto n, Washington, D,C'i Gay Gisn. Mad iso n, I enn.; A nn Hamilton, louilville; J . Elrzabeth J o hnson, Washington. Il l.; Bettic hne Massie, Cheryl Shaw. Lexington; Sar.h Matthews, Akron Ohi o; Susan Mayer, Evclyn Mayne. Arlin&t on. Va .; Marilyn Thompson. Benton; Vir· ginia Walsh, Lynd on.

The: newly initiated Pi Beta Phis mentioned above we:re honored at an initiation banquet on February l. At this time awards " 'ere presented to Ann King Hamilton for the outstand ing pled&e. A nn Armstrong for the active with the most spirit. and Ann Scott Covert for the active with the most improved academic standing. The ne initiates presented thc active chaptu with silver blue: and wine placcouts. their pledge clus prOJect. Carol Harper. a 196} graduate of thc University of Kcntucky and Pi Beta Phi member, was the speakcr for thc banquet Kentucky B pledges and actives competed fo r the hishest scholas· t ic standilll and a steak and beans dinner " ' as provided fo r the chaPte r when the grades were released. The pltdge class succeeded in attaining the hi,hcst avcrage and was truted to stea k. while the actives had beaM.

Valentine 's Day was the occasion fo r Kentucky B .nnual BeaWl: and Ar rows Formal. J ust one week later. University of Kentucky Pi Beta Phis participated in Greck Week festivities. An All -Greek banquet ,ot the eek sUrted, with n:chanse discussion ,roups a concert by the Chad Mitche ll Trio • nd • dance rounding ou t th e week's activities. An outstanding Greek man and 'woman arc selected annually and this year's male recipient was nominate:d by Kentuc ky B.

Lucia Bridgfortb aDd Linda Renschler, 1C00ing as rush chairman and assistant rush chairman rcspectivtiy. traveled to I ndianJ University during Fchruary to study thc rush practices of that chapter. The trip p roved successful since both girls Aa ined new friends and returned to Kentucky B with revitalized rushing ideas.

Kentucky B is being well represented in campus activities and hono raries, w ith Ann Armstrong being a member of the Unive:rsity ' s untennizl Committee, Ann King Hamilton scrving as vice president o f her donn, and Mary Jane Britton being elected president-intraining of Panhelleoic. Susan Bailey, Lu cia Bridgfonh. A nn Arm· S!rODB, liz Johnson. and Lee Van Arsdall all swam in the annual Univenity of Kentucky Blue Marlins swimming sho..... Pat Witt has been selected Engineer Oueen. and Evelyn Mayne is serving as socizl chairman of A T 0 Lttle Sisten. Donna Wilcox has been named to P X, Pharmacy honorary, and Patty Pinson has b«n initiated into B r 1:, BU1inc.ss honorary.

PLEDGED: Dane: Bridge ater, Urbana. III. : Claudia Jeffrey, A von· dale Estates Ga : Linda Ki ng, Williamson. W. V a.; Becky Miller Dee rfield, Ill. ; Stella Re naker\ laGrange: Kathleen Ryan , Lexing · ton; and Lee Van Andall. SprIngfield PAT O 'DoNNII LL

."TENNESSEE AL PHA-U NI VERS I TY OF CHATTA · NOOGA. Charttted, September 25, 192) , Pledce Day. Febr uary 20, 1964. INITIATED, Fchruary U. 1964: Harriet Bandy, Barbara Barber . Joan Boyd. DIanna C.mpbell, Bea Clemmer, Dona Gray, Nancy Griftin, Wilson Hu nt. Karol K illian. Pat Lioyd, Susan Ouinton, Sandra Raines. Janet Rtn'es. janice Rothe, Mary Virf!;inia -rerry. Trish Te:rry, ChaUanoog.; Barbara BoII.in, Columbia; Merrell Fort, EI Puo Tex .; Kay Grubbs, Berwyn. Il l.; Sylvia Payne, Knoxville; Gailc Rees, South Charleston. W Va.; Andi Zava, Oak Ridge. Congratulations arc in Slo rc for Janet ParkJ who " 'IS elected by the: student body as MISS UniVersIty of Chattanooaa, the hi,ghcst honor bestowed on a K'nior woman Janet was abo elected tn Who', Who I" A"'r,i(." COI/,," ."d " i.",itill along with four othe r Tennes5CC A Pi Beta Phis. Martha Clemme r Connie Day. and Gail G ladney. The best active award Jiso liven to J ane t for having ICrved the chapter president fo r the past two ye.rs. Pi Beta Ph is dOOllnate the Student Council by h.vin,l; four ben cnosen to scrve on a sixteen member board. Those clected were Delphine A ins" 'orth, Betsy Clemmer, Carol Sandt/So and Tr ish TerryCarol Sanders having servcd as frnhman cheerleader was clccted to serve: as co·head c heerleader her sophomorc year. urol as also on the Military Queen Court. Military Sponsors wefe chosen last fall and two Tennessee A Pi Beta Phis wcre 0:1 the bill, Delphine Ainsworth and 8n'erly Bailey

Tennessee 1\1. 11(: champions aa.in in sports. Lut yeu they "on evcry intramural tournamcn t and they have already wo n the volley· ball loumament this yur.

Gail Gladney and M arlha Clemme r Wert u,PI'W for Mortar Bo:ud and Martha now serves Ih is club IS presiden t Martha is also president of S.N,E.A.

Mrs Pctcr Schuyler, Eu. Province Pres iden t , made her ye:uly visi t to TennuS«" A on March lind 2. After having: conferences ;Ih all I he members she wu honored It a dinner 3t the hou5C'

The chapter had a money raising IHOJcct to be :able to send more girls 10 convcn!ion this summer. It was II pancake supper open to the whole campus. The supper was SO successful '\OIt :ue thinkin, of making: it .n annual .ffalr.

PI UK:ED: Vit,mi. Glruo n.

SUSAN THOMPSON

TENNESSEE BETA-VA ND E RBILT UN I VERS I TY, Ch. rteredo N o vem ber 8, 1940. Pl lf dlil lf D iy, Fe brulry 3, 1964 I NITI· ATIID, February 20 , 1964 : M ary Robinson, Nashville; Bet te Ross, Kirkwood. Mo.

The beginnin. of the new semester found the ac t ivu of Tennessee B preparing fo r the ma ny spring functions. H eading the list i, the annual Pi Ph i Island Party. held on M arch 6. Aft e r a scrumplious luau. the members presented the new pledge class w ith H awaiian Howers. The pledges a lso had a dan ce of th eir own. on Valentine 's Day All the pledge classes o f the fratern ities on campus were in· vited. and tbe Irtives served punch and coo k ies wbile t be pledges danced. Tbe pled.es have llso h«n the guests at many of th e fu. · ternity houses for pledge swaps.

Tennessee n is very p roud of J ewell, wh o was c hosen first alternate to M iss Commodore, and Betsy .M on roe who was seco nd alterna te to the yearbook beauty. Betsy, along with j an T e rry, W:lS also a finalist in the umpus fkst Dressed Coed contest

M rs. Peter Schuyler, Eta ProvinCl." PreSIdent, visited Tennessee 8 on M arch 3 :and A buffet dinntr It the house was held in her honor with members of the A lumnz Advisory Council and the House CorpoUition prescnt.

PLEDCED: M ary Lou H ol t, Sara lunn. Nashville; Nancy M an · Franklin; J udy Carmack, H ouston, Tn.; Susan C rowdus. Sissy Grimth, j eanne RamSC")', Dallas, Tex .; Marilynn Curtis. Susan Griffin, loUISVIlle. K y.; Amanda Griffin, Atlanta. Ga.: J anice H olliman, Tulsa, Okla.; Suzy H oyt, Memphis; Carol Jean Kennedy, Tampa, Pia.: Ann Lewis, Chattanooga; J udy Meier. Wheeling, \'V.Va.: J ane R.lston. EI Do rad o, Ark. ; Bonnie ScaY r H opkinsvilk r Ky.; Margaret St rom, Knoxville; j ane Thomas, Co umbia; I.aure Van Sciver, SI. Petersburg, PI •. ; j eanne Welt}' Washington, D.C.; Chery l Whitaker, Savann.h.

SUS I! MACDONALD

" TENN ESS EE GAM MA-U NIVERS I TY OF TE NN E SS EE. C h aru red , M ay 1', 1948 Pl ed ge D ay, Octoblfr 8 , 1963. I NITI· ATEO, j anulry 26, 1964: Lula J ane Qualls, Ath tns; J udy H C.rte r , Bethpage; Nancy Adele K inser, M ary Elizabeth Saffold, K noxville.

T ennessu I' is ve ry honored to have had members u l«ted to t o of the University of Tennessee newly formed organiza t ions. One or· "aniulion is A ngel F ligh t. an honor corps of t he Arn old A ir So· ciety. Th ose girls selccted are: Joan M eyer, dane Hoope r I. in da Hartsook, Pat Kelly, and Al ecce \\;foolle The niversity of Tennes · see has also selected members for their newly formed Vol Corps ,, ho will act IS bost .nd hostes.5d for visiting groups on the cam pus. Those selected from the chap ter are: J oan Meyer, Carol Po b · let ts and A nn Harrison.

Two of T ennessee r's pledges have been chosen members o{ A It. Il for their outstandlll, grades {or faU quarter. They .re Diane McCutchen and Ann ScOIl.

A WS. the women's association on campus, have completed their elections fo r the cOallng ,car. Pris Dav is, a freshman, was elected as secretary of the executlve council and Linda H artsook. a junio r, was elected as rep resenta ti ve from her dass and the College of l.ibcral Art s fo r legislalive board.

Sheila Fr« land and Carol Clem are newly elected first and second vice Ptf!'udents, respcdivciy. of Ihe Uni"ersity o f Ten nessee's Education Club

Tennessee r won second in basketball and third in shuffiebolrd to add po Ints to rd the int ramurals trophy given in the spnn/(. Pi Bet a Phi's en t ry in the Engineers Drelm Contest was M ary Margaret Trent. Tbe month of March on the n K A r _'MJar for this year was highlighted wilh the of another Pi Beta Ph i, j ean Batten Tennessee r " ' 1$ recently ho nored with the visit of Eta Province Presiden t. Mrs Petcr Schuyler. The t o and one·hllf days of meetings WIth the provin ce president Will be very fruitful for the chapte r officer! and members for th t oncoming year.

The building process IS still continuing on the new Panhellenic Building. Tennessee r. alo ng " 'i th the sororities. is in hopc"s of a spring entrance. Plc-nty of exCItement ill be aroused " ,hen all the sororities m ove into brand nC"" quarters.SHEILA

DEU FJ.EELAND

II. TENN ESSE E D ELTA- MEMPHIS STATE UN IV E RSITY. Chatured, FebnJary 24, 1962, Pl.d •• D ay, Man::h '. 196 INmATID, Marrh I, 1964 : Connie Biork.lund , Phyll is s, j ulie JohllJOn. Mary Lou Lancaster , Rtn ie O ' Haver, R ita Santi Geyet Schort, Sunn SmIth, Elizabeth Wcsr:, Patsy West, Memph is; A nn Bo ers. Pulto n, Ky ; Pam Cro,,-der. Gi08er lans· ford. Siena! Mounta in ; P.m M cK enzie; Robin j ennings. Millincton; Vet K elly. NashVille; Carol Mays , Humboh; O'Dair Santa Mlria, Fb .; Joan Poston. Roach 'BrinklC"J. Ark .; Ann Rob inson. Blytheville. Ark ; Sandrl Schoole r BattsYille, Ark.; Harriet Smith, Tuli2boma Pre initiatio n ceremonIes for the ",cory -fo ur girls to be ini t iated

THE ARROW OF PI aETA PHI

included the Ceremony and • cooky·shine on Pebruary 29 Foll owing inltJallon ceremonies Tennessee j, honored Ihe new ini t iates at a banquet held at the Ember ' s. At thi s tIme the active chapter ch ose Rita Slnti as th e most outstanding pledge. Carolyn Dornblaser was named Arrow Girl and A nn Ro binson 'as chosen Dart Girl by the pledges.

J ulie J obnson and j acque Brothers " 'on recog nition fo r having made Ihe hlgheS! scholastic average among the pledges and th e actives resPC<tiyely during the fall semester Eleanor Dickey and Sandra Schoole r e re g Iven the Big·Little Sister Aw ard for hnmg the highest compOsite academic ave rage A new award WIS pre· sented by M rs. Betty Biles, AAC Scho larship A dvisor. to Beyerly Mayer for having made the greatest improvement in her gude·point average during the past two se.lDfesters.

The annual Wine·Carnation BaU of Tennessee Il was held J anu · ary 24 at the Pukview H otel.

T enness« Il was privileged in J anu.llry to h ave Eta Provin ce Presiden t, M rs. Peter Schuyler, as a guest fOI stver.J1 d.llYs Pam Wheeler was T tnnessee 6's nominee for t he Amy Burnham Onken awa , d. T he Memphis Alumrue Club awarded the Chapte r Serv ice Award to P.tSY Hall and Nancy Ktnnon.

T ennessee t. c hose Ca rolyn Do rnblaser as recipient of the Sopho· mnre A wud.

Campus royal ty recently claimed Liz

PI PDCIU>: Clrol Gish, Pamda Petti t , Al sob rook .lIS M ay Queen M emp his. J ACQUE B.OTHUS

THETA PROVINCE

"' ALABAMA ALPHA-B IRMINGHAM·SOUTHERN C h ., · le d, Octo bn ' 192 ' P1ed,e O .y, Sepl .mber 13, 1963. I NITiATIID, January 18, 1964: Linda Burgreen M adison; Ann Ho" ard Fenn, becltur; Nancy Graessle, Mary Beth Sorenson. jac ksonville. Fla .; Patricia Graybill. Pensacola. Fla.; Donna Lig on. MI Picas· ant, Tenn.; Kath ryn M cDorman, Birmingh:am; Barbara Weed, Anniston

Al abama A as nrst in scholarship fall quarter Ginger Ferrell received the chap te r scholarship bracelet for having the greatest improvement in grades fall quarter.

Alabama A started in the sPOrts' spotlight. winning nrst pla ce in volleyball and second pl.ce in basketball. Pi Beta Ph i basketball caPtain l Nanaline H olt, was named captain of th e All Stu Tnm

In indIvidual competi t IOn Ba rbara Wright captured first pb ce in ping pong singles; H olly F arme r and Bubua W righ t won t he badminton doubles tou rnament. Por spring quarter sports, H elen T hompson was elected captain of t he swimming team .nd H olly Farmer was chosen to head th e soft ball team.

Still starry-eyed is 1964 e X Drea mgirl Ginger Ferrell. P am Hort on. Alablma A Presiden t, found time to pi2y the lending role in Dirmin,io: h am's Jewis h Community Center Product ion of SUN · D n ' I N NE J(/ YORK. Tr ixie H ill, a finalist in the 1964 Fulbright Compet it ion, went to New Y ork for an interview.

The Birmingham ·Southern T o uring Ch oi r trayeled t hrough Ai2barna, T ennessee and Kentucky during t he spring holidays in April. Pi Beta Phi members of the lOuring choi r wefe J an Amberson, Ginge r Perrell, Ma deleine Albert , Nancy Caro l Murphree. and Pam Ho rton

At the annual initiation banquet. held this yur at The Club. Nancy Graessle " ' as named best pledge "hile Barbara Weed took home the scholarship cup. Nancy Graessle " ' as .ecognixed fo r u · cellence on the pledge tests with a gold c harm engrlved "letter· Ptrfect Angel." The pledges presented the best active a ard to Barbara WrilCht.

A nne Paulk WI5 Pi Beta Pbi's representative in the Best Dressed Girl Contest. Anne also represented tbe c bapter at the Southustern Panhellenic Conference in Odord , Miss.

The chapter dosed winter "IIo' ith a coolc:yshine :and .senior farewell fot j eao Ir,gels, j udie Fields, M ichael jean Gainey , Trixie H ill. Carol Smith, and Becky Cox.

PLEDGED: unda Parley, Memph is. Tenn .; Carol Kendrick, Fa ir· field.

BA.M PAYTON W.IGHT

'·'ALABAMA BET A-UN I VERSITY OF ALABAMA , C h., · feud , 18, 1949 , I NIT IATED, M arch 8, 1964: Vick i Meagher. Carolyn Nason, j an Skinner, Birmingham : Carol Gretn, Bessemer ; Nancy Meyer, D«.tur; lynn Woodward, Ginger Turner , Plo rence; J ane Coker, Sylacaug.; Estes H ayes, Tuscaloosa ; Parro Lc"' is, Selma; Gail Scott, MU"IIo'e ll A ir Force Base; M ilam McGraw, At lanta, Ga.

Spring has arrived on the University of Alabama campus, and with it has come many activities and honors for Beta Pi PhIS

The ne"" semester began with our annual scholarship banquct , its theme being that of " The Old South." Each member dressed .1Icco rding to her semester average as a Southern Belle .11 Southern aristocrat, a carpetbagge r , a sold1er. or poor hite trash Dinner " ' U also served accordingly, f rom steak to mush. As in Foast YUrs , four ards " 'ere given a t this banquet: Al ice Cbenau I, highest .1Irtivt aver.ge: Estes H ayes, highest pledge aYerage; Alice Chenault and Lynn Wood ard, highes t big·little sister a"erage; Barbara Paletti. most improYemcnt by an acth e.

BeCoft initiation ou r annu.al Goat Night wa.s held. at bicb the pledges did take off skits on the actives. The Scst Plcd&e A ard 111'15 .iven at this t ime. Our best pledge for 1963-64 is Carolyn Nason A lternate for tbis ard is Jalle Coker. Also. at this event, tM pledges "ho nude their gra.des found ou t the date of initi.t ion by going on I scaveO&er bUilt.

This year our SptlllA" illitiation held even areater signi6c.nce {o r each of us, fo r e had the JPC'Ciat priTilcge of in iti.tin« into Alablma B OU I housemother, Mrs I.ouiw Pr«man. A a'live of

Bmninsham. Mn. Fretman has been our bousemother for the put fou t yeus. We ue 50 proud that she. t oo, ".eus the Arrow o( Pi Ikta Phi.

Pi Ikta Phis abo !.articipate to a large degree in campus actiYllies, and tbeir lea enhip, We are Ycry active in AWS Pi Beta Phis can be found on all of its committees Ind class councils. After a whirlwind ampai&n, ou r nc-w president, Richie Starnes, wu timed the treuurer of AWS. Previous to this new office, R ichie W21 the sophomore represeolltive to AWS. and :also a member of the AWS Board of Directors.

A Pi Bc-tl Pbi is liso amDt\i the IcsdeBhip of YWCA Anne Nichols is first vi ce presiden t of this orsaniut ion.

Ann Thornp$O n has iust been appointN secretary o( the Cot illion Club , out campus entertainment organization. T his position has been held b, I Pi Beta Phi (or the put eight years.

Several Pi Beta PhiJ are members o( A A A, hono rary organization req uirin, I 2 .) a"e rage (on a ].0 system) (o r membership. Ann CoaU is publicity chlirman: Anne Nichols is schobrship chai rman: A lice Dhenault it initiation chairman. One of our new initio lied. Estes H ayes, has iust been uleed to membership.

We a re so proud o( j an Wood Dunham, hIS just been named to W.b,, ' / W ho ;11 /1""';(/1,, CDl1"tI.

Both of our campus pub lications. the Mah DlJt and the CD"'''''''', have Pi Bell Phis working on thei r staffs.

Even thoush PI Beta Phis can be found in all activitits on campus. w e also have min, beauty hooors to speak or. j ust rectntly A nita Carnathan 1II'as named a Cowlla F lvorite. We remcmber l ut fall when A nita. 1II'as naIDtd K A Rose. Rh oda. Graves will be a modd in the Barna. Aquacade this spring. R ichie wu a fina list fO I K E Swetthu rt , and j udy Strickland u a member of tht top 10 (o r e .I S ttthu rt We also remember last fall 1II'ben two Pi Beta Phis, Bonn, Lippke and Dotty M oeller, in the top 10 (or the homecoming court

Wt Irt happily anticipating the visi t of our province president. Mrs. Paul Derringer. who will be here March 9 and 10. SKIPPY I NSCItO

••• ALABAMA GAMMA-AUBURN UN I VE RS ITY Char _ fe-re-d) Fe-bru.,- 2, 195 7 IN ITIATED, Ftbruar}' 16. 1964: Ca10l Baslcln Sheryl East. Cynthia Lindsay , j oa n M cCutchm. Di3ne R01ll'ell, J..Dren Waller, jl,nt Wdch, Birminsham ; Angela K irkpa trick.&. Mill ie McCary, Montgomery; Kathy Cefalu, Am ite , La.; j anet uilmc: r, Andalusia; Margaret Goodman. A uburn; An iu H an· son, M obi le; Sally Muser Wedo"'ee; Barbara Mullm , Leeds ; Roberts. Pt. Sheridan, III : Ka th ryn Schaefer, Decatur; K ay Shave r. louisville, K y.; Sally Yuman. Florala.

Win ter Quarter at Au burn saw the Pi Ik ta Phi s very busy. Sheryl East wu a candidate fo r A T Sweetheart. M argie McCary for A X A Ann Windha m for E • E, Barbara Wa ll ace (o r IT K 4>, Lynn Taylor lor .:1 X, and Linda Sess ions for 4> K T Angela K irkpatrick was a finalist for T K E Sw«lhearl and An ne Williams fo r K 1:. Sh aron A nth ony was chosen A • {) Sweethe art. Cynthia Lind say was I.aveliest nf the Plains and Linda StssionJ is a candid a te f or Mi ss Navy W ings o f Gold. And las t but not least Freddie Guy wu ou r can didate (or Ug liest Man on Campu5.

I n intramurab ou r bukctball team has done very well so far. They were one: o f the fou r undefeated teams and now arc p laying in the semi-finlls. Tht team memben are: Sharon Anth ony, M unger WaUs, jean Callaway, Margie McCarr. Lynn Tayl o r M issy M on tgomery GiAAer Huckstep , Janet Gilme r, Betty j o Liles. Ind Suzanne Temple. We have five bo ling teams of which three art undefuted. jeln Callawa, was scltCtN t o play on the All Star volin- bill tearn.

This winter we returned to Li l Cross ' s farm in Colquitt. Ga. T enty" members and pled,lttS truted to real southern hospitality (o r a eek-end. Besides riding a;round tht. 5,00 acres. in a elr of course. we tu rned the weekend Into I sorority" w orkshop and dis.cussed many improvements and new idus. Sunday 1II'e came back t o Auburn five pounds h eavi e r, at least. read, for initia t ion.

Our ini t i.tion banquet 1II'1S held a t H olida, I nn on February 19. D ian e R01ll'ell chosen best pledge and Shirler Sanders.on as the pledge with the highest sudes. Rita Brant tY received the l ot the highest active Rradts and Chlrlotte Kelle r received Ihe Marg a ret Ward sc hola rship rins fo r the most M issy M o ntgomery WIS chosen the bes t act Ive by the p ledges wh ile Lil Crou receind t he activi ty award.

A hIghlight o( this quarttr WI5 a visi t from M rs. Derringer, p'rovince presiden t We were all glad to see her asain and she gave us m an, new ideas and sug,lt:cstions.

On ou r social ca lenda r wtre Jledse swap'S 1II' ith • r .:1, A T. and A r P We held our scron annual As Y ou Li ke It party II Dai,.,llnd Farms Th is year t he theme was Las Vegas Ind we were ente rtained b, the CHAOTICS.

In campus activit its Carole Conniff served a5 secretary fo r the G LOMERATA and The Auburn H iSlnriral Society. Anne Williams served on the senate A nnt WIS. also. our feprtSCntative to the Southeaste rn Panhelleni c conference. I.il Cross was a member of judicia,., Counci l and on the memhcnhip selection commiu tt fo r Mo rtar Board. Sharon Anth()Oy WIS on the PI"; ,, J"',, " .ta" and Sherron Smith served IS chai rman of the H ouse Committee.

ANN \'(TINIlIfAM

···FLORIDA ALPHA-STETSON UNIVERSITY. a..rlffed, January 30, 1913. Plfd(Je D .y, February 27, I NITI ATED, Februa,., 6, 1964: leslie A lexande r St. Pet enbur,lt:; Ju lie Bunn:un, hclu onville; Sar.h Cole. Dorothy Tharp Dallas, Tu .; Selby td ards. Zane y.leols DeLand: Diane Gussman. Silver Sprin" Md .; Kathy Jackson. Orlando: Billie Robinso n, Ne Yorle Cill'. At the init Iation banquet, Sdb, Edwlrds 15 named outstandi ng pledae. Ind Smh Colt received I.ard for the hightst scho lar-

ship in her pledge diU Also named " 'ert the Sunshme Gnl. Ann Lucu, and the Ar row Gul, Donna Dollens.

Fl orida A wu very happy and honored to e1come a natIOnal nfficu, Mn Louise Kemp , to our campys. Wt she could havt stlyed longer so that could havt had a better chance to visit with her.

This yell. IS lut year, Florida A u ttamed ith ! • for Stetson UniveBlt,1 Innual homecommg: in February. We es pccially proud o( our decoration entitled M ount E cdlence to go along 1II'ith the theme of the hole homecoming ""IS Stetson H its Her Stride, Dormitory eltCtic.ns pl.ced Thertsa Singley IS president and G""tn K night IS vice prtsident of thtir dorm. Donna Dollens as dectt;d to the Woman ' s Execu t ive Council; Ltslie Alennder K ilty MOllls. and Betse, Snodgrass ere dected to t he house councils of t heir rtspccllve dorms.

M anha Slaton as upped for Phi Society. a scholastic hononry for studenu maintaining a 2.5 average during their freshman yur.

M uch has happened already th is seronter; of the most im· portant things was our mformal rush pany stcmed to be very successfu l and lots o( fun. This was the first task of ou r oc"" rush caplain, Gwen K night. and so proud of her for t he R:reat iob she did. The scotch theme was carried out even to wuring plaid kilts. serving vanilla ice cream butterscotch Jauce, and pla,ina baR:pipes

PU:OGI'!D: K itty M Ortis, Westfield, N.j. Patricia Sinnoll, Ea u Gallie.

'.FLOR IDA BETA-F LORIDA STATE U NIV E RSITY. Charu red, Oetobu J4, 1921. Ple-dge- Day, JanUlry 22, 1964 INllI ATm. j anua,., 25. 1964: Pam Goodman. K a t hy Nathanson. Joanna RoIDt r. M ilmi; Gl le H enderson. S usan R icleell. Annt Sherrill. j oyce H owse r. West Palm Ikach: D arla H erring. Cnrdele. Ga .; Irilly Michel, Chuyl R ich. T allahus«; M arguet M oo re J OY McConke!.t Pensacola; M ic hele SchltSinger. B irmingham. A la.; Pam Pierson I vrlando; Liz Symes, M obilt A la.; Lyn Webb At lanta. Ga.; LInda Williams. Sanford

The ne:w year, 1964 . is bringing many honors to the memo bers of Florida B. Lynnt Rodgers as ltCenlly upped in tI) Mortified. and Tinl Fletcher is a new member of both Garnet Key and Mortar Board. Garnet K er has also chosen Lynne Rodge rs It) serve as secretary.

Beth Ann I.c(jate 1II'as honored fo r her service to the university and it's studmts by rteeiving: the O utstanding Service Award Fraternitits have chosen Peggy Neese and Joanne Elliott u Lillie Sisters of :f> e, Tina Fletcher and San y Gilley IS Little Sis ters of K E, J o D ittrich as Little Sister o( M inerva. Carol Sue Aus t in as Litt le of d X and Pat Clark and Marilyn j oh nSlln as Uttlt Sisten 01 n K <1> M arily n Jo hn son is also servin,lt: u o f Pi Kappe:ttes, an d Sandy Galey is vice president of th e Su r and Crescent Club. beau ty h onors include the of Joanne Elliott IS • 1: <I' E Calenda r Girl. Sunn Slaugh te r w as chose n 1963 1: '" E Calen d ar Girl Favori te. The sponsor for Second Battalion n f Army R .O. T .e. is j o D ietric h Barbara j ac k so n is one o f t he four fi n.l · ists in th e M iss Ikll Flower M ari ne Contes t , and j oanne Elliott will replesent th e Pi Beta Phis in the M in T a ll ahlSS« Contest. dorms have chosen Lyn Wtbb and A nne Sherrill to serve as floor chairman and as members o( H ouse Council, Joy McConker IS chaplain. and j oanna Rome r IJ fine Irts chairman. Dana Pharr is the ne:w prtsitlen t o f the Social Welfare Club. and Tina Flet che r is a membe r o( K .:1 n. the educa t ion honorary. Serving: as secretarr of Vil!a.g:e Vamps. the campus hostess hono rary, is Liz Harper. j oyce HO"'ser is a new member of the Rally Committee.

Barbara j ackson as rteentl, honored by being selected to play a leading rolt in the production of T ht W,,' /;", RDD",. Th is play was presented both on campus and on local television. Florida 8 1II'U recently honored with a visit fro m M IS. l.ouise Rosser Kem p National H ouse Corporations Counselo r The chaptet t ho rou/l.hl, enjoyed ha ving her, and all have profi ted fr om her man, helpful suggestions. visit was climaxed by a t radi· t iona l cooley-shi ne Fl o rida Sute Univenity's hig h flying circus will be presented 4-7 Since it is also Family Weekend. the new initiates are planning elaborate h ouse d eco ra t ions. Man y parents and frien ds lie e pected to come

PL f.OGED: Barbara V an De M ark. Barbara Gn mi,lt:na, M iami: Elaine Goins. Sandy H amilton. Ft. Lauderda le; Anne Crapps, Sanfo rd MAIt ILYN jOlINSON

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FLORIDA GAM M A - ROL LIN S C OLL EGE C hartu ed, Seplembu 28, 1929, Pled!!:e Da)" Od ober 5, 196<4 INrTIATf'D. February I, 1964 : Lu cy A nderson A nn Bte kman Naperville III. ' Kr is Brown, Robins Air Force Base. Ga .: j un Colvin m.i. M ary Ann Daughtery Ocala; Victoria de I. Plante. Nasuu. Bahlmas; Nancy H ale M ayfield. Ky .; Linda Grisham, Nancy H ulton, Cathy j ean McDonald, M emphis, Tenn .: Fun ces Karner. Curacao. Netherlands A ntill"; Sheri p.t1enon, Wi nte r Park; Penny RodebauRh Santa Barbara. Calif.; j udy Schlat· te r, Eau Gallie; Barbara Warthan. Dallas. Te Barbara Warthan. Dallas. T u. Mn Kemp Chalrffi.ln of the Committee on H ouse Corporations. visited the house from February 21 t o February 23. The chapter is hoping fo r an addi t ion 10 the prtstn t housinp: facililies. laurie Gordon 111'15 selected 15 Queen o( the Sphinl' lor the Memphis Cot ton (arnin!. Linda G risham. Naney H utton, and Cath, j ean M cDonald 1II'ere seltded IS prioctsRS for tbe same ( mi.ities by other similar oraaniza tions_ Dolina R ich i. a nltional

finalist In the MIU K A Rose contcst Manont }.bynud rc'!gned ove r the Valentine ' s Day celeb rauon It Rollins. to say, the chapter is very proud of these girls.

Kathy Geller had the most improv ed scholarship for the term, bringir1l{ her avcrasc up by 2.8 points.

Florida r took an active part in the Pan hellenic Leadership ConfcrtnCc h ich took pbee on February 29. Bonnie Whitwell is the """ Pl.nhcllcnic President.

ANITA M. RONCACUONII

GEORGIA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF GEORG IA eh,Mend. February 4, 1939 Pledge Oa:r' January 20 1964. INITIATl!D, January 31, 1964: Carolc Bir Conyers; ]..7.ril B. Campbell, Columbus: Phyllis A Clarle, F:tyettcvillc, N.C.; Connie H arris Odum; Cissie Nachman, S.c.; Russell Martin, V.Idosta; Dale O'Brien, Washington, D .C.; Penny Stephenson, Savannah: Ciaile Ston, Pelham: Kay White, Savannah; Mary K atherine York, Summerville.

Georgia A has complete! another successful yet snow-packed winter quarter: honors just seemed to overload the University o f Georgia Pi Phis. Cheryl Bolmg was named Girl of the Week by the campus newspaper at the beginning of the quarter; during the last week of the quarter she was Girl of the Qu a rter , quite an honor. The exclusive sc ho larship and leadership honoraries claimed Georgia Pi Phis for membership. Judy Van Windle was elected president of the local chapter of 4> X 9, honorary leadership for women maio ring in business; Lamar M Ollison was tapped for membership in the Georgia chapter of A E .6., hono rary pre· medical fraternity. e t T, honorary leadership journalism sorority, chose Patti Mart in , Georgia A correspo nding secretary, for membership recently : Pani is also serving on the well·known College board for AfIfll,,,, o;,,II, magazine. j unie Fraser was named reo recently to the Dolphin Club, the campus pc«ision aquatic team.

Four University of Geolgia Pi Beta Phis made the hud·urned De:an's l ist. they are ; Patty Biehl , Maria Campbell, Vicki James and Terea Jenni",s. A A ,6,. freshman scholastic honorary. tappw three Pi Phi s; Patty Clurn. Sarah H ollis, and Nancy Welch

Perhaps one of the greatest honors bestowed on Georgia A this past quarter was the announcement by M ortar Board, the highest honorary organization on campus for women , that seven Pi Btu Phis were candidates for membership bast<! on scholarship and cam· pus activities: they are: Linda Burdette, Marge Boyd, Maria Camp· bell, Patti M a rtin, Lamar Morrison. Dale O ' Brien, and Bubara Snead. Among nther honon. Dale O'Brien, University of Georgia Homecoming Queen for 1964, has had a section of the yearbook devoted to her, Patty Biehl was chosen to help represent the University o f Georgia at the Southern Nation a.1 Pan hellenic Con, ference at the University of Mississippi in February.

Georgia A is not to be outdone in th e SpotU realm either. Nancy Powers was named to the University of Georgia Bowling Team in ' anuary; in February. Nancy won the title of Southeastern Rtgion W omen's Sing les Bowling Champ ion and runner·up in the regional doubles c hampionship. Nancy has been hailed in sta te newspapers as "pacing the Bulllog Team to its Regi onal Championship win." Nancy will compete in the finals in Minneapoli s in April.

Kay White competed recently in the campus Best Drtssed Coed competition. The campus newspaper. the R ed & 8 /ad, has named Patty Clum and Irene to its new staff.

GeorRia A was quite pleased to be awarded first place in na· tional Pi Beta Phi Program Competition : the original program written by Rosi Horton will be presented at National Convention in Canad •.

Georgia A celtbrated its 2"h birthday by h o lding a1umnz open house and banquet on February 1: we delightf ully played hostess to many of our cha pter's charter members The weekend, highlighted also by in itiation , WIS a wonderful way to statt an· other n successful '{ean on Clmpus.

Pi Beta Phi at Geof8il has helped initiate a better faculty·stu· dent tleations program, much to the pleasu re of the administration: Georgi A rece ntly played hostess to a number of faculty mtmbers for dinner. includinR world famous artist and critic, Lamar Dodd. GeOf1:ia A recently elected the chapter recipi tnts of Iwards. Annette Rowell. past president, was chosen to represe nt us as Amy Burnham Onhn nominee. Nancy Logan received the Chap· ter Service Award ; while M a rge Boyd c1aimtd the Chapter Scholar· ship AWlrd for ma intainiOA: I n overall 91.3 average, The Georgia chapter of Pi Beta Phi had two othe r outstandinR things occur this quarter; first Georgia ). had a very successful winter rush sel5on. Secondly, the quarter WI5 highlighted by the always pleasurable visit of Mrs P lu l Derringer, Theta Province President Georg ia A owes much of its success and loving spirit to this capable sponsor and unequaled !:ady, PUOOIlD , J an uary 20, 1964: Libby Bunkl y, Brunswi ck; Patty Clum. Athens ; Sarah H ollis, Sparta: lean Ann Kerr , Chamblee : Marilyn Munn, Columbus: Barbara Ph i lips, Elinor Reese, M aureen Waindle, Atlanta: Shirley J o Ricketts, Sant i Chra, Calif.: Ann Seward, Laurens, S.C.; Nanq Welch. R ock-.,. River, Ohio PATTl MART IN

IOTA PROVINCE

···ILLINOIS ALPHA-MONMOUTH COLLEGE.

Aptil 28, 1861. Pltd.t D." Jaauary 18, 1964. IN mATED, Feb · 10 1964: Sally Bowman, }.{onmouth; Laurie McG rath, River· Side.

Rushing hich gOt our winter term o ff to a start " ' as n cep· tionaUy fun this year due to tM marvelous spirit and en · thusiasm Renerated by our rush chairman, Missy Menhall Rumon 5.ly Illinois A got the best pledge class on campus and ·e are

THE ARROW OF PI BETA

sure of it. We cou ldn't possibly be m ore thrilled with our fou r· teen new pledges and the whole chapter is loo king forward to a grut yur.

The ""inter formal, February 0, was held in honor of the pledges, Our theme was Fronasia,

On Mary the actives were awakened at by the pledges to hear much to t heir dismay that it was turn · about day This is the day when actives become pledges and pledges become actives for the day,

M any PI Beta Phis are members of Little Sisters of Minerva Ther are Wendy Muld owney, presideDt; Susie Wichert, vice preSiden t; Ann MutPh1. aod M ar}' Morrill.

Three Pi Beta PhiS Martha Kritzer, Carolyn R ichards, and Barbarl Ro berts, will be leaving M onmouth College this coming tenn in order to study at th e University of the Americas, Mexi co City Mexico.

This year Monmouth Coilege students enjoyed their first winter car nival. There were snow sculpturing, ice chipping, and rope pulling contests. The carnival ended with a dance on Saturday night.

PLI!OOI!O: Gena BerRdahl, Palatine; Sue ColTman. Barry; Cyn · thia Dewes, Eureka: Elizabeth Fuller, \'qilton, Conn.; Sut Grant. River Forest; BrOOke H enni ng. Cranston, R.t.; Judy Hi lsen hoff , Monmou th ; Trudy Lon,ll;, Chesterfield; Elizabeth M cPike, Alt on: Mary Mouill, Ponca City. Okla.: Diane O,borne. Oak law n; tynn Stancel, Btrwyn ; K ate Sutton, Geneseo. CAROLYN RICHARfK

••• I LLINOIS BETA·DELTA- KNOX COLLEGE, Charttred, 1930 (Bftl, 18 72; D e lta, 1884 ). Pled lite Da y, Febrult'Y 26, 1964 , INITIAT ED, March 21, 1964: K athryn Bohlen, H omewood: Constance Bond, Batavia; Shelley Boone, Alton: H elen Gilbert, Elgin: Paulanna Hatchell, M oorhead. M inn.; \'qendy H umme l Janet Sanford, Denver, Colo.: Sandra Moe, Lake Bluff; Nancy kabenstei n, Ottawa; Suun Rusk, Betsy Sperry, laGrange: Judith Sisson, Linda Watkins, K anus City. Mo. : Elsa Swenson, Chicago: Ann Talbot, Winnetka; Holli s Williams. Cooksville, Ontario, Can · ada.

Second semester on the K nox campus starttd off right with the news that scholastically Pi Beta Phi moved UP t o fin t place among fraternities. Helping to put the chapter on top were Dean's List students Judy H olland , Nancy Rabe ns te in. Helen Gil· bert. Wendy Hummel, and Vicky Anderson.

Illinois B 6 was again active in campus and community ac· tivities Wendy Weils, p residtn! of Campus Chest, organized the annual blood drive, and Pi Beu Phi backtd her up by tyinR for first place in the drive. J:ln And e rson, pro ject ch airman for J\l o rtar Board, helped to write the sc ript for tht honorary's annual skit. Sandy Kle i n and Ellen Long acted in it. Ellen was alu no minattd fo r Military Ball queen

Athletically, Pi Btu Phi once more excelled in the annual col· lege rifle shoot, with Judy Lord winning first place t rophy for the seco nd year in I row. In the regiona l bowling tournamtn t spon· so red by th e A ssocia tion of College Unions, Kn ox was represc:n ttd by V icky Anderson. As 30 chapter, Il linois 8-.1. took OVtf the col· ltge poo l room fo r their second annual pool tournament.

Busy off campus also, the chapter continued t he project of cheering the community's old people by singin..,:: at th e Kn ox County H ome. Pledges presented a skit for the old people and for the patients at the research hospital. This semester a proiect WIS begun in which Illinois B·.6. is especially i nte resttd, the adoption of a Rirl in Thailand through the fosttr parents plan

Highlighting the semester was spring initia ti on. Held lit H olt House in Monmouth, the ce re mony took on additio nal dignity and significllnce.

PUDGED: J oy French, jacbonvill e; Patricia H alton, Denver, Co lo.; K atherine LinqUist, Park Ridge ; Ruth Mesing, Pittsburgh, Po.

VICKY ANDERSON

' •• IL L I NOIS EPS I LON-NORTHWESTERN UNrvERSJTY. May 26, 1894 Pted ,e Day, Stpttmbtr 29, 1963 INITIAT!!O, Jan uary l' 1964' Barbara Beckett, H omewood: Cat h· erine Bishop, Web5let Groves1 Mo.: J eanne Brady, Shawnee MIS · sion. Kan.; Jean Fuzelle, Minneapolis M inn.; Sharon Da vidson, Rolling Hil lS, Call!" J udith Davison, Cupertine, Cali£.; Nancy Dean, J une Hetle r. Btrea. Ohio: Barbara: Fidel, Falls Church, Va.: Danidre Harri s. Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi ch.; Nancy He:im, Edina Minn.; Sheryl K ing. Idaho Sprin,lts, <;:010.; Miriam Loewenstein, Terre H aute, ln d,; Paula Lucas, Fortville, Ind .: Ann McFeatters. Pittsburgh. Pa.: Kathleen Moore, Cedar Ra pids. Iowa: Eugeni, Morris , DalllS, Tex .; Donna Postweil er, Maplew ood, N.J. : Joanne Swiries, H ollywood, Calif.: j anet Vogt, Grinnell, Iowa; Lynn Zimmerman, Kankakee.

ProvInce president, Mrs Pay M artill Gross visited the chapter this quarter, and after meding th e new officers was entertained "'ith excerpts from the new rush week entertainment New memben of Wildcat Council are Marilyn Mollman, Jane Roberts. and Lynn Zimmerman.

Rita Baltis, Sandy Dietl, Kathy Moore. and K athy Powell ere chosc-n to the makeup committee or WII·Mu, and Sindy Davison WIS chosen to wardrobe. Sandy T uroe r is co·chairman of makeup. Both Michalann O'Neil ani Trish Baggs will be production IS· sistants for the show.

Lois Graessle WIS initIated into 9 ! 4>, iournalism honora,] Jan W o rtman as initiated into 1: A H , speech honorary, Lin a O'Riordan was elected outstanding senior in the chapter.

Ellen P ille r was cro"'ned Triangle Sweetheart, while nalma Heyn is a Litt le Siste r of M int rva Lynn Zimmerman is a. sister of 4> K !, and Jan Vogt is Elder Hall Sweetheart.

Margaret Van Du.se:n is chairman of ()pt-ration Ennston. the student·organized welflre proiect for the city.

Lynn Zimmerman wu d«ted lOCial chairman of A WS. Sue Medw ay played o n the honors basketball team while jill Mc9?vem Trish Ba&&s, and Cathie Bishop beld sports chainnen positions for W .A. A. Brenda McClure is orlcinc on the Panhdlenic·lntu·Fraternity Big Ten Confereoce committee, Tbt: COnference ill be held at North estem in the sprine. Pl.EtlG£D, Fcbruarr 17 , 1964: Jun Hazelton. Darim Conn. BoNN IS BUlST

•• ILLINOIS ZETA -U NIVE RSI T Y OF ILLI N OIS Chatte:red , 189', hUr.ATm. Februarr 29, Sarah Ikc:k..aun, l.cc Ann Kuehn, Nancy McKinlC1, BellC"t'iIIe: j oan DailC1, Richmond Ind' A.lice LandfC:rm , Nnd ; Kathy Fairbanks. Fischer. HIllside; Chris Prey, Urbana: Susie Glosedd. Springfield; Sharo.n Hill. Mar ion:. SuzanO!= Katoy ich. Heights; i,n K?Cnlg. East St. louIS; DebbIe l.ew"IS. Park R,dge; Carol Mil cr. River Porest; Margo Miller. Rockford; Mary Lou Smith Barrios' ton: Karen Surialski, Spur; Marilyn Turner. 'Camugo: J oann Champali'D; Lynn Wild, Northbrook; Sharon 'fucker. Pontia c.

Illinois Z had I very good start into the spring semester. The first week of school began with the electio n of new officers and also a Pi Beta Phi workshop. Illinois Z was honored with the pres· ence of our Gpnd Mrs. V irgiina Voorhrcs Speaker, and also our provlncc preSIdent , MrI. L. Morrell Gross. During the worbhop the chapter's problems, policies and improvements were thoro\1lhly discuued. VaClous committ«:5 were formed each e)(presJins: ideas and opinions of the topic I5sisned to them. The worbhop proved very beneficial. Illinois Z learned more about its own chapter and also about Pi Beta Phi nationally.

The annual Monmouth Duo with Pi Beta Phi and K K r wu held and again a bis success. A delicious dinner wu served followed by. n-ming of daocing and fun. The n-ening wu eveo CXClhng for twenty-one Pi Beta Phis because they had been Initiated that morning. Although in cocktail dresses the new showed off their arrows.

At the Inltlall on banquet Karen Surgalski was prescnted with the "Goatie" award for the most outstandifll pledge. Mau reen Patterson and Sharon Hill received honors IS the pledge·mother and with the highest grade point average. National wu given Williams. Kay K arracker. and Diane Brmkman for maintaining the highest grade of a 4.8 for the put year.

nrly in the activities and honors are ftu?lIShlng joan Scot has been elected as Commander in Angel Flight. Pat Barlyske. junio r scholarship chairman has been nominated for the Ideal Greek on campus. Maureen Patterson has been bestowed ""ith honors in • K ., an education honorary. J OAN HANFOIlD

ILLINOIS ETA-MILLIKIN UNIV E RSITY.

M arc h 2 9, 1912 I N ITTATEO. Pebru3ty U. 1964: Marilyn McCane Ly.nc«e Boatman. Colleen Edie. Bette Armen trout. Jane t Hen: Nancy Rutherford. Decatur: leslie Mcl.aughfin, Kansas City, Mo Cheryl Roofe ner, Jo liet; j ean Jouett Wood River· K athy Grady , Godfrey. Dail Stutsman, Rockford; Lorenc Carlson' Aledo. '

The members of Illin ois B returned to Millikin University at the start of the second semester filled "With enthusiasm for the many chapter and cam.'Us activities to come.

It was with Rreal pride that we initiated twelve pledges and had a banquet for them. Lorenc Carlson rKeived the scholarship pin for the highest pledge aver2ge, and Kathy Grady was ,ll;IVCt"l the outstandmlt pledge trophy. Beth Gage won the trophy for the Pi Phi wheel. and julie Edwards ""15 awarded a bracelet for being Sunshine Girl.

NumeroJ1s school lind many members ""orking hard on u The. campus Religious Em· phuls Week was lSalll most IOspmng and rcwardillJi: Illinois H was well repre:scnted with jane Looft and. Christina K loker serving 15 co,.chalrmen. and Terry Tayl o r and Llnla Latherow serving on committees

EveryOne is most enthuS/l5tic about this yeu' s Campus Chest activities: Wimberly is the house candidate for Beauty ' ",'e are all anl:ious to usist jane Looft, an Ecumenical Work Camp scho lllrship winner, sponsored by Campus Chest, 15 much 15 pos· Cam.! Phi fer and Mary Ann Sl;Iter arc working as sub· com· mlttee chawncn. 3nd many Gther Illinois Hs arc serving on par· ticular commiutc1. In other campus activities, Pat Edie represented the cha pt er in the Student Counci l Queen of Hearts court; Terry Taylor .... 15 a clndidate fo r Student Council vice presiden t . Lynette Boa tman and Mary K ay Gisolo both have parts in the University opera, Son« 0/ Nl)rwd,. At the end of February Illin ois H held the annual scholarship dinner. Beth Gage was awarded the hiji!;hest grade average award Linda O o ns received the greatest active scholastic improvement award, and Mlry Kay Gisolo and Jean Jouette the highest scholas· tic average of big and little sister team.

CaISTINA KLOKEIl

ILLINOIS THETA MISSING

KAPPA PROVINCE

WISC O N SIN A LPH A-U NIV E RSI T Y O F WISC ONSIN

C h ar!e:red, N ovtmber I , 1 89 4 Ple:dliie D ay, Febru ary 11. 1 964 WisconSin A rct1.Irnea to college Pebruary 3 with anticipation 1nd enth usiasm for the spring semester. After a few days of dili· /i:ent song practice. the members began rush successfully completed by pledging sil: girls.

Campus activities ere the interest of numerous Pi lkta Phis this semester, Mugie Thompson as a membu of the Unioo Social Committee. The Associated Women Studmts' Academia Com· mittee was Jed by Kathy Fishbeck. Kathy Sno asain was a mem· ber of AII-Campus Blood Drive Committee and Mary Kay Bauman directed the News Bureau for the Wisconsin Union. Pi Beta Phi was rcpresentc'd in the WiKoosin Players' production of Wut Sid, SI Dr, by Ka.rm Krumm.

Pi Beta Phi contn"buted one officcr to the University of WiKon· sin PanbelleDic Council. Sue Edgren served as nuh chairman a po.ition which she also held the prn-iollS semester. The Panhelle'oic Council initiated a quem of informal spring tus h th is semester on a trial buis. It /.S anticipated that this ne1lf mct:bod of rush " ' ill encourage other women's fraternities to establish chapters on the Wisconsin campus.

Members of the chapter have bem well re1lfarded for their high schobrsh ip during the PfC"t'ious semester. Wisconsin A was honored when. K • eI«ted to membt:rship Carol Bla ck , judy Baf emihl and judy M oyl e for their outstanding scholarship. leadership, and service to the university community. Mary Pill on was selected by t E :t, ho nora ry fraternIty for freshman women

Capturing beauty honol1 for Wisconsin A this semester were Karen Brindley. Bonnie Burbidge, Sharie Emmerich. and Tia Nelson being amons the fifteen sclerted Badger Beauty 6nalists. Mary !cenosel was chOStn .6 r. n Rose Queen and Ginny Dickenson was voted .6. T Sweetheart.

PLEDGED : Ch ristine Liefert. Wauwatosa: Linda O ies, Wauke· sha: Mary Fitton. Cedar Rapids. Iowa ffi Sue Snyder Escanaba, Mich.; Bret a Ollie. Arlington , Va .; l.ind a Werthwein. Sycamore. III.

GAll. SoMAN

••• W JSC ONSI N B ET A-B E LO I T C OLL EGE. Chart tH d , A u au. t 19, 19 19. INITIATED, Februa.ry 23, 1964: Janet Abell. Brookfield; Carolyn Andrews , Northfield. Mus; Kathenne Austm , Flossmoor, III.; Jane BIlderback, Popla r Grove. III .; Nancy Bohac, Rolling Meadows , Ill. ; Patri cia Gutha us. Northfield. III.; Mariella Hus, H ouston. Tex.: Carol Imis. Sheboygan; Betty Kidwell, Tulsa. Okla.; Lyn Landon, Winnetka, III.; Libbie Larson, Pargo, N D.; Connie Shuman, Springfield. Mass.; Jane Werner, Autoll. III.

january for Wisconsin B proved to be m ostly an leademic month, Comins: back alter Christmas vacati on there were onl y three weeb of classes. term papers, and last minute hou r C'Xams. and then a rough schedule of hnal cxams. We nominated the slate of officers for our chapter and elected our officers the first Monday after semester break. Winter Carnival ith its inter·sorority ice·skating competition saw Pi Beta Phi perform well to win the champi on · shil? trophy for the third CODsecutive year. T K E invi ted us 10 thelt house for an ach:ange dinner. Pi Beta Phi as greatly en· tertalned by Ihe tlilenl of lhe T K Es ;lnd of course by the len t d inne r which t hey prepa red for us.

AI( school elections on the Beloit College Campus ere en · thusiastical'y supported when seventy·nine percent of the student body voted. Pi Beta Phi had ""'0 of its sisters elected to office. Gay Poley became junio r class secretary and Sarah Ll oyd became stu· den t representative to j udicial Board. a campus disciplinary com· mittee.

Who Ain ' t is a Campus Honorary for those students who arc considered to be outs tanding. but who were not selected fo r Who's WhD. Wisconsin B was proudly represented in this honorary by Barbara Shaw, Mary Groat. and Ellen Pepe. Kristi Oddsen , nur nomination for the Am., Burnham Onkm Award was just awarded a Woodrow Wilson Fellows hip for Ruduate study. This fellowshi p covers full tuition and fees, p lus $1800 for liVing CJ:penses. The chapter feels that Kristi well deserves this award as she is an outstanding studen t and an ISset to the chapter.

February 1) wu the date chosen by our pledges for the pledge' active banquet. It is tradition for the pledges of Wisconsin B to give a banquet for the active chapter shortly before initiation. This year the entertainment and food, following a Western theme, pro· vided a Rood time for all.

Initiation was held on February 23 and fourteen pledges becam: active members of Wisconsin B. The banquet and Loving CUD ce remony provided a rewarding and enriching experience fo r the new and old acti\'es alike.

Pi Beta Phi and the other fou r sorori ties on campus arc no'll' busily workinJ!; with the Panhelleni c Council on reorganiling rush ru les and plans for t he initiation of Beloit's new tri me ster prOBum to begin in September of 1964.

BeTH HAWKIN S

WIS CONSIN GAMMA - LAWR E N CE C OLL EG E. C h a rt e re: d

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Wisconsin r was pleased :and honored with the election of Po ll y Novak and Audrey Grat7. by the Lawrence women in the til ' ditional best· loved banquet which honors four senior women. They arc chosen for thei r friendliness and warm personalities. This "'15 the second year in a row that two Pi Beta Phis were Best · Loved!

Sherri Jacob was el«ted by an all Panhellenic vote as secretary of Panhelienic, (ollowin_ a change in the constitution. Al so servo ing IS secreta,.,. in an Import ant campus position is Ela ine Moss · man, who wu .ppointed secretary of the StudentEI:C'CUtive Com· mittee.Other offices and honors earned by Wisconsin r include Karen Johnson and Pat Sayre as president and secretary of n t. an hon· orary women's scholastic sorority. Karen also served as (o·chairman of the Lawrence Winter Carnival. Pledges arc also holding cam· pus offices· Cl5sie Elberg is secretary·treasurer of Heelers Joan Mecker is cO'lOCiai chainnaD of the freshman women's dormitory.

and L inda Buchanan is pres iden t o f Juni or Panhc:i[e nic.

Ac t ivi t ies and projects f o r the: w inte r and spring include the: sC'l l ing of candy tu rtles, a pledge-mother party i n February. a Fol k Dan ce: Festival in which the Pi Bcta Phis danced an I ri s h Step dan ce:. and the annual Gred: Sing. Wisconsin r Pi Beta Phi s IfC finding very rew3rding the ir rCCfulional program [or c hild ren w i t h th e Salvation Arm y, Since Law rence Collcge merge d with D o ner University lai c las t year, the .« h oo l' s name, beginning in J u ly will be La wre nce University. This merge r was very beneficial for Law rence, greatly increasing iu endowment a nd physical resou rces.

BARBARA I v!!s

•• M AN I TO BA AL P HA-U N I V E RS ITY OF MAN I TOBA C hart uc d, Ma r ' 1 9 2 9 I NIT'ATEfl , J anu arY 7, 1964: D o reen H ood, Brand o n; Bery I rwin, Alberta; Robe rt J o hnson! Carolyn Munn, Ekdred Nor to n, Dorot hy Penner, Zdenka Princ lC, J ean Skinner, Megan Th omas , Ald is Wengel, Mel inda Bard a l, Gail Blo wer, Sharon Brass, JOY Greenaway, W inn ipeg. Aur annual in itia tion fo rmal was held on J anuary II , at the Roy al Alex H ote l. A d i nne r with t he alumn:r, preceded the dance. Gai l Moffat read out witty verses abou t each new in it iate. and Eldred No r ton, pledge preside nt, replied to the a c tive ch apt e r. J ean Skinn e r was named all· round pledge, and received a silver arrow bracelet. The new ini t iates put on a song.ski t, and th en presented the actives w ith a beaut ifu l winc and blue bear, which was th eir p le dg e pro ject. This bea r is no w ou r official Pi Phi mascot. Af ter the fo rmal the new initiates and t he actives had a paiama party. v,' h ich proved to be ro llicking. The next morning we all had breakfast at t he Pancake H ouse. T hat evening the c hapler att ended St George's Angli can Church, and then ent to t he K K r Open H ouse. All in all , the weekend wu full of fun, and v,'as a wa y to get to know t he ne w initiates.

Our annua l Silve r T ea and open h ouse we re held on January 18 T hey wc re both a success.

Snow Carnival W eek started o n J anuarY 24 th is yea r The theme thi s year w u, Kl ondike 64. M any activities v,'cn t on all week l ong. Sandy Eggertso n, last years lady Stick o f A rts. took part in a sled race. and a s no s hoe n ce. She put a fine effort into bo th of these. Ice sculPl::ring is one of the m ai n events of thi s week Every SOrOrily help s a fnternity with this. Pi Beta Phi had fun helping .:1 K K O u r effo rts , if not the most artistic, were ce rtainly the funniest. with our them e beinft. D ud Northern Lights. The Pan hellenic Ski Ball D ance wu held after snO \ll,' scu l Dtur ing nigh t on j anuary 29, in t he university cafet e ria. All p roceeds went to the Society for C ripp led Childrtn.

Our annua l K K r Challen,ll;e Di nn er was on Feb r uary 4. T his yea r Pi Beta Phi supplied the hou se fn r the d inner and th e d inne r ilself , K K r supplied the d euc rt. A sing song foll o v,'ed the dinne r with each sorority t ryi ng to dro wn ou t the o th e r Bo th so ro rities enjoyed t hemselves, I am su re , and "\II,'e look fOJ'\ll,'ard to next year's dinn e r.

Fathers' Night W3S held o n February 6. T h is is a re lativel y n e w thi ng with M ani tob a A, and v,'e hope 10 keep it up. T he WaJ started with dinner a t Ch3n's restlurant. and followed w ith a show at the M ani to ba The atre Cenl re. We hope that the fathers had just as much fun as did their daughters.

February 11, was the annual Song Fest Night , with mos t of the soro rit ies and fraternities laking par t in singing or puttin.'!: on a skit Pi B eta Phi did a ski t o n the: famous P i Beta Phis through t he Years. We very happy in placinR th ird. M anitob3 A "\11,'35 ,ltiven a n award fOI selling the most tickets (or the Panhellenic dance. at the d inne r preced ing Song Fest.

Manitoba A also took part in th e Red Cross Blood Drive , both giving blood and taking ca re o f people who had bl ood O u r Gra d 's Farewell Ce remo ny took place on M a rch 3. Poems made UP .bo ut each gradulting gi rl. and read to them by their little sisters after the ceremony. Grad uating are: Carole Avery, Sharon Brass. Sandra Eggert son , Carol G ran t I rtne H of· meine r. I.ila Ma c D o nald. M yrna Suun Pugh. l.inda Wake I ren e: White Wi n nipeg We will miss them very mu ch. and w e "\II,'ish th e m the best of l uck in wh:atcver Ihey do.

The final A pril exam t imetables Ire ou t H o w happy \II,'e v,'i ll be when exams are over. We look forward to So rority Camn in the fint week -e nd of MaT, and hone Ih :al the graduating cla55 can ioin us there too. This year it will be held at Lake Brereton. After that we c an l ook forward to summe r vacations. :and summer jobs P lann ing for rush also ta kes place in th e summer.

JOAN TAN CHAK

NO RT H DAKOTA ALPHA-U NIV E RS I TY OF NORTH DAKOTA Ch n t ere d , O cto be r 7 1 92 1, TNIT IATFD, February 22. Gretchen Ad am s. New Rockfo rd : Sunn Su nd t Willow Ci ty : Jerr i Brown, D ick inson: l ynda H :art Wales: Kathy H illis, Cavalie r: Ju dith j ohnson. Z ahl: Karol Konrad. Sue Mc PhU$()n. l udy O lson. Beverly Va rbe rlt M ioot: J udy Meier. M artha R als t on.

Bismark: Sand ra Nelson, H arvey: Karen Skarpc:rud, Grand Fo rk s; Sand r:a Wi ckl und Greenbush. M inn.

The winter seuon found North Dak(l!a A busy entertaining. A tree trimming part y brought K ! ove r for an afternoon of fun Games, sonlt$, Ind sacks of candy abounded at the annual Christ· mas party for alumna" children. The chapte r also hosted the visit · ing Otnver hocke-r teun

February brouftht a new semester, ne \ll,' officers, and new honors to Pi Beta Phi Fo r t he third consecutive yelt. Ihe c h ap te r brought home the tro p hy fo r th e Ugly M an Contest Dotti Gagner 'as se· lected as an attendant fo r U1\'U ' s K ing Kol d KJrnival Queen

Another queen fo r Pi Beta Phi is Penn,. Fr qt:uson. chosen Queen o f H earts by UNO students on Valentine' s Day. H ot ch ocola te and cake. fireside SOngS, and little cha ts " ' ere

THE ARROW OF PI &tElA

s h :ue:d by Pi Be ta Phis and visiting high school legacies 3t the a nn ua l legacy slumbe r party. An afternoon co ffee h ou r was given by th e: pledge class for info rmal rus hees.

Indiv idual hono rs gO to Judy Johnson a nd K a ro l K onrad , both elected to A ngel Flight, the Air Force ROTC auxiliary, to Bev Varbe rg, cho sen an attendant fo r the e X pledge princess , Ind to Kathy H olte, Penny Ferguson, In d Sue M c Pherson , three new l ittl e Sisten of M i nerva

Living abroad this summer will be Pa t Gronows ki, who will be participating in the Experimen t in J nte rna t ionalliving. I ni t iated in to '" A 9 was Avis Goheen.

As a service to t be Universit y, Pi Beta P hi o ffered its assistance 10 the president in the form of a Valentine T o Our A lma M ater. Pr EDGED: Barb a ra M c Keever. Hamilto n; Arlene J acobson Nekoma; Delores Kuntz, H i ll sbo ro L OUISE SWONOIlR

-. M I NNESOTA ALP H A - UN I VE RSITY OF MI NN ESOTA

C h rttrt1 1 19 06 I NITIATEDI January 17, 1964 : Ellen Dehaven, Marcia H OPpeS, MinneapolIS; Judy Fe rguson, K Jrtn Sandberg, Barbara Wehr, Edin,; Susan Kennedy , Cook; Sandra K napp, S te wa rtvi ll e; M ollie K no pp, M ahtomedi: Carolyn La M o the , H ib· bing; Karen Ol sen , Joan S no wden, St. louis Park j Nancy Smith, J ean Tarbell Sandra Van, St. Paul.

Wi n te r quarte r began w it h Minnesota A preparing fo r participati on in the annuli I Greek Week sponsored. by Inlerfratern ity Counci l and Panhellenic This year the chap ter and K 1: worked as a tea m in compet it ion. P i Beta Ph i w ith K 1: partic ipated in ail of the even ts including Q ueen Contest, Songfest, Boo t H ockey T ou rnament, Social ServICe Program and Cultural Ex c hange, The chapte r won a first pl ace tro pby in Social Se rv ice and Olympics and under the directio n of Linda Davis sang "Who Will Buy " and "Gonna Build a Moun ta in" in the songfest finals. lynn Bailey w:as t he c hap te r 's quee n candidate. Th ree Pi Beta Phis represente d the chapter in Gree k Week posi ti o ns. P ri sci lla t o rd w as co-c hairman o f the Boot H ockey T o urnament, Ba rb l ra Robe rtso n was co,chairman of Songfest and Mary Fil ipcck. was co·ch air m an of Snow Scu lpture. The exciting and fun -fi lled week w as concluded with a concen by the Ch risty M instrea ls. T his year Greek Week was held to raise m o ney for the Children's Rehabili t ation Center of the Univenity of MlOn eso ta H os pi t :al s.

M any Pi Betl Phis were honored th is quarter. Marjorie White, Sa ra Roscoe , Jean Tarbell , Kathy McGrann a nd Wendy Gisluon were c hosen Fres hman Camp Counselors. Lynn Bailey wu elected to the Panhelleni c Public Relations Boa rd. Sara Roscoe and J ane t Seva reid were finalists in the M iss Calculatio n Queen contest sponsored by Triangle Fraternity.

The quarter w as highlighted by many interesti08 speakers. Mul · fo rd Q. Sibley. pro fes so r of Po l itical Science It the University of Minnesota spoke to t he chapte r and K 1: during the Greek Week Cultural Exch a nge. MIS. J. Earl , presiden t of the St. Pau l league of \Vornen Vote rs gave an enlig ht ening t al k on the vo t ing p rivi. lege. Gar C ranney, counselo r from the Student Counseling Bur eau gave some helpful hints on stud y tips and tech niqu es.

A s Ihe quarter to a close the chapter partIcipated in the annual 11 T .:1 Ba sketball T ournamen t and held the informal winter party after a day of skiing

PUDGED: J anuary 20, 1964; Carol Lara vee, Betty Sue Rea , Minneapo li s. PATRIC IA ROBL

·--AL8ERTA ALPHA- UN I V E RS I TY OF ALB E RTA , e h tere d , Seple mb e r 22, 193 1. Pledg e D a y, M a rc h 28 1964 , IN· ITIATED. February 2 , 1964: Maureen Ba co n, Sheila rennan , Suo zanne Darim on t , Delores H utton, Il en e Frizul , Elizabet h Frosl, Penny H ynam, Alliso n J enks, Lexie K ing, judy Pou lto n, D iane Sc h\ll,'ob , Edmon to n ; Dorothy Long. Blac kfald s; Joanne Heden · stro m, Lethb ridl'e; l i nda Wright, St. Ca the rines, On t a rio.

The first socia l ev ent of the new year was th e mu c h anticiPlted annual banquet and formal whic h wa s held on Februarwy 7.

On February 14, an exchange WIS held with the men of 4> K IT I ns tead of h aving the exchange on Sundly night IS usual. i t was held Friday n ig ht as a n experiment to sec if this w oul d be a beller time. The exchange was success and everyone had a w onderfu l time.

Fo r one of t he first times in the Plst few yean Alberta A held spring ru s h. The rush w as informal ; the rushees were invited to the c hapte r hou5e for two l unches and also to the M o thers' Club tea bieh as held February 16. The pledge class now has eight enthusiastic new rncmbers.

On February 17, the Un iversity of Alberta ' s annual Songfut was held. It is sponsored by Panhellenic and the I nterfraternity Council. Th is year each futernity entered one song for competitio n and sang one frate r m t y song. T o th e surprise of the audience P i Beta Phi sang a f ut ernity song Ith the men of K 1: The song leader for the chapter 'U San dra Jensen and the pianist w as J udi K J les.

During Varsity Guest Weekend there games compet itions. Al be rta w o n I trophy fo r winning a tug ·o f- war agJi nst t he Agri· cu lture students and e X and against the !J. 1: teams A coffee party wi th the e X chlpte r follov, c:d the games.

The Students' Union elections arc being held ea rly in M uch. D o nna Frazer Ind M aureen Stuart arc running for positions on the council. The Students' Uni o n is also planning to build a new building. The final plans hur no t yet been sct, Ind this project has been the to pic of mlny heated discussions. Th e final plans Jre to be ru dy neat university term

The last soci.aI events of the yea r will be the Fouoden' Day banquet and an excbange with the .:1 T fraternity. Th e exchange will be a broomball game followed by I Plrty.

PLEDGED: Annabel Buxton, Ca rnie C o rr isao, Josie Elli o tt, Gra ce

McPhail, Edmooton; K leen Jacobson, O'Reil· Icy. M edccine Hat; Catherine Willouahby. Lnhbridae. ELIZABETH A. FROST

LAMBDA PROVINCE

MISSO U Rl A LPH A-UN I VE RSIT Y O F MISSOU RI Char· lued , 1 889

Through mdi'idual and group effort Missouri A. has once as.in been outstandill& in p.rtlCipatina in campus ac t ivit its. This sprin, uw the selection of the new Si udem Union officers. Sua H alCher was named recreatIo ns dlfector for the StudC'n t Union Board. WIth J udy LUN loff J(l'\ ing as announcements chainnan and C1audi. Smit her. as music chairman.

Work i. well underw.y for the univenil}"s .1I·student musical J oan Puckett .00 Jayne Blankenship lie the two female leads. Scn'ing on the muslcal 's produnion board lie Kalen Goldz a.s publici ty dirfCwr and Susan McDoug.1I IS secretary.

Th e s tudent lovemm rent sponsored a mock G O P. poli tical conv e nt ion th is splinll with uurie Grebel, Elle n Hutt er lind Diane: Cow den repreJ(n ting the chapte r in the Arbnus deleRatlon. P:mi Fisher and GuylOn Neate "" orked on the publiciI}' for the conven· t ion.

T he charter ""as proud 10 h.ve • numbtr of ,irIs elected to honorlries. Vonna Dee Bed:s and Robin RIvers """ere chosen for t A I, I music fraternity ; Diane Co ",'den WIS initiuN in to tE1:, a sophomore women 's hono ra ry; and J udy Stan ley was elected chai rman of ! e T, an honoury oursinl o rganization.

Mi ssouri A is pIanOlnl for the first t ime th is sp rinl a M others' Week·end. The mo thers ""ill be extended invi tations to s!)fl1d I wcck·end visitml th e ir daulhters' home·J.1\·ay·from-home.

A .W.S. hel d its Innua l recolnition and instalbtion banquet with Bcuy Slayt on lItllli installed as Confe rence Bo.ud chairman and D,ane Cowden IS PC1itions and Placement chai rman. Diane has abo been chosen by A .W.S. to attend the rtSiond I.A .W.S. con· vention which will be held th is year in wington, K y.

Patty Mers ingu was chosen auistan t secreUry of Angd Plight Spring brings ou t the enginee ri ng and military spiri t in everyone as work cont inues (or th e annual SI. Patrick 's D ay fest ivities and the M ilitary Ball. S:andy Wildermuth is a findist for En gineering Queen .nd lyn Johnson is I finalist for M ili tary Ball Q ueen.

Diane Cowden was chosen preslden t·clect of Pan heTlenic :and Grayson Neate ",'U elected vice president o f J unior Pan hellenic.

PlEDGED, febru.uy 24, 1964 : Donna Ke tt le r, K irkwood, M o. DIA N! CO'C'I)£N

••• MI SSO U RI BETA -WA S HIN GTON U NI VE RS ITY C har· te red, 19 07.

M issouri B trea ted th ti r pl edge s to a n ove rn igh t retrcat at Pe rc M.uqu ette Lodge I t Perc M.ug uelte State P:&Ik in Il lino is. Th e p led,ltes inc a sla t and then the acti \-es portrayed life as a P, Beta Ph i active. The rest of the eveninl 1\'U spell! sinKins and havin, fun.

Washinlj:ton University ce lebrated Founders' Day on February 22, the birth da y of Gcorge Washingt on. H oddm8 Carler was t he honored guest and speaker. Ttn Wuhingt on Un iversi t y :a l umni were also h OllO red. The Stude nt Assembly presented :a skI t on t he precNing Friday; Geo rjj: e was t he star.

N:ancy Whitt was elected song ch:airman of Greck Sing. Assist · inl her will be Fl icka Rahn. The songs t hat Beta will sinl 1\' iJi be: "The Deadwood St :ase," "Dogie's b_ment," and "The First T ime." Dee Stephens will do the a rr angmg.

Marcia M cMunry was chosen Penhinl R lfle's H onoury Sponsor and will compet e Jor the n.lliional qut:Cn. Carole M cDaniel, Sunn Stoeh r, .nd Kal, Telfer ""ere finallSU The enllre Army ROTC court was composed of M usouri B Stephanie SartorlS was crowned q ueen :and the co urt co nsisted of Ann Gilmo re, Marcia McM u rtry , Susan Stoehr, and Marth Wohler. Barb'fl Ool'a b a d I ).0 Ir:ade point for the fall semester SUZANNJ! E IUlAJ.T

MISS OU RI GAMM A-D RU RY COLLEGE. Chartlt red, 1889 Pl ed .e D ay, Septembtt 27 , 1963 INITIA T£O, February 23 , 1964 : Sah nn y J o h nson, Ruth Flrthin" Susie Langston, Springfield; Cindy tais, Washinston; Marsha Got.uel, K ir kwood; A nne K cckeley, Fulton ; Linda BlodsC1 , M arcia Mobley, T uls:a, Okla.: J o H opkins. Bolivar: Susie Kn. bb, Leslie Day. Kansas City ; S tephame Bell. San la M arla , Calif. ; M arCIa Jo hnson , New York, N Y I nspi ra t ion Week fo r thirt een Pi Beta Phi p ledles belln Sunday, February 16, with a dinner given b,. the alumnae mothers. Other activi t ies during the w«k included Turnabout Spread, with pledKe mothen servin, thei r d:aulh ters; a bruUasl in t he sorority rooms; a Vesper seI'Yi ct for pledge mOlhelJ Ind dauahters; I party Friday evening in honor of t he pkdle.; and initiuion Sunday eveninl!, February 23. At a tea given by the Springfield Alumnz Club, Pebruary 24, the new ini ti ates ·ue presented to t he alumnz and Ihe followml initlales received rcco,nition : Sahnny J ohnson. highest grade poin t for the pledge class (4.0). Leslie DJY, ide-al pled,e, and Marci a M ob ley, pledge with Ihe most Ictlvities. M issouri r is pleased to announce Ihe followm8 hono rs: Suzanne Di sc hbein , K A Rose; Mary H orton, attendan t to th e Panhellenic Queen On Saturda", february 29. M IU'luri r held their annual Fuhers' igh t f ollOWIng t he traditional banquet. the Cathers "'ere lutU' o f their daughters at the prescntation of t he play, Tid, Il tr, Sht'l Mint. The lead in th e pl ay ""as Marcia M obley, a nd o t her PI Beta Phis in the play c.st were Vicki Cart er, Ctis RhelOhold, Sally Orr, .nd Cindy La il. W,th much enthus iasm and after hours of

hard work, 1I'e arc proud 10 announce the 1\ inniO&: of the DflIry College H omecominl H ouse I)ccora t lons, the theme of '" hich WIS "That 1\'onderful year", 1\lth our Interpretation of the man and his family. and t he Invention of the Wheel.

PLWEGD : Karen Dltisi"" St. Louis. M oA ANNE JOHNSON

·ARKA N SAS AL PH A-U NI VE RSI TY OF A RK ANSAS Chili' lfrtd , D ecem bn 29, 1909. INln no, february 23. t964 : Nan Allmon. Clarendon; Ca ro l yn Noms, lXlnna Rybiski, EI Dondo; Mary Kate Sonncrnan, F ayetteville; MelanIC Gurisco. J une Yar brough. Ft. Smi t b: Melinda J ones, H elena: Tootle Brown. Liz OlOton. Vidti Saunders, H ot Spungs: Carol Bo"'man, Tomnue Lou Colemln, M arilyn Funcis, Sandy Smith, Little Rock ; Susan Scubrough, Catherine Youn&: , Pi ne Bluff: Ja n Paulk, Ellen A nn Ralsdale. Russellville; MarCIa Edwards. Searcy; Suun G room. Martina M oss, SilOI.m SpUIl&S; Mar ie Bonnell. M usk(lf:cc, Okla .; J o Anne Bowman, Neosho, Mo .; Beth Yan cC'y, M o.; Jean Willon Sanfo rd, N.C.; Liz M oore, Shawnee 101I15lOn, K in., Pryo r, H ouslon , Tex.; Jenny ShOll, FI. Worth, Tex .; S haron Hupe:r, WellPQrI , Conn.

A rkans:as As spllnl semes ter started 01T 1\'ith :a bang hen the Be.ll tl es (Pi Bela Phi sty le ! ) arrived on J anualY 3t to help .c· uves emeltam tr.e pledges aJ the annual pledge party. A bealmk Iheme 1\'as carrieJ out It both the dinner and the dan ce.

On Sunday, February 9. A rltansas A. entertained tM University of Ark ansas Faculty It I V alenti ne Tel. The guests also included the house mother. p resident, and socid chllrm.n f rom each organ· Izcd bvin, group. two Ilumni from tach fraternity on campus, and the administ ration of the uniVersity.

Immedia lely following t he Facuhy Tea. the ac t ive chapter and the alumn:c cdebuted tOlether Ihe burning o f tbe mort,lJlage on the P i b eta Phi house, whICh as paid off in six years. Arkllnsas A "" :as especially ple:ased to have as honor luests those alumnz responsible fo r t he plannlnl and bulldml of Ihe housc. Ar kansas A is no w the only fraternil}' on the University of A rkansas campus to own iu ow n home.

Scver:al Pi Beta Phis were named to the Dean's List in th e various colleles: M:uin ell Coe. Collele o f H ome Econ omics; Shirley Ann M eye r, College of Business Adm inistration; Mary Ellen Rothe. Mickey Pryo r Mll ilyn Francis i Liz Moore, College o f Educalion; Ca rol yn Berry, Bonnie Bonne I. Linda Lou Evans, Ellen A nn Ragsdde, College of Arts and Sciences.

A rbnsn A is thrilled to have the followiDg campus honors this M ari l,ell Cae has been chosen to edit the Universi ty o f A rkansas Panhellenic Rush Book , whi c h , 11 be used next fall. Shirley Meye r has been named :as the Outstanding M:arketi ng Senior in the College of Business Administration. Shirley 1\'as choscn for her campus Ictivlties as ".-ell as fo r achievin, the highest cumu la t ive gradepo int in the Business College. Ellen Ann Ragsd:ale was recently choscn as I nter·Futernity Pledge Counci l Q uee n by th e pledles of t he fifteen fut ernities on the University of Ark:a nus campus. Ge lry Lee Eilbott has b«n sclected as co-chlirm:an of t he Uni"etSlty AJumn3:' DII\'e. Shlfon H arper is nollo' fiIliRJ1: the position of senior counselor In one of the freshmen girls' dormitories.

CAROLYN

BUIY

ARKAN SAS BE T A - LI TT LE ROC K U NIV E RSITY C ha rl e red. M ay 4 , 1963. Pl ed &1! D .,.. Fe brua ry 14 n d 23, 1964. INITI TF.O. February D. 1964: Ann 8a con, Carol Sue Emmet, Pat H ufsmi t h. Carol M cLaulhlin , Charleen Meyer , Ph yll iS M orris, Cheryl Rusher, Sue Stanley.

Th e event occupying the mmds of A rkansas 8 was the initia tion of ou r firsl pledse class. On fe buary 141 1\'e held ou r second annual pre· inItiation cooky·shine. The selectIOn of Cheryl Ru she r IS model pledle and Phyllis M Ollis as highest scholarship ere an· nounced at this ume. On the afternoon o f Feb I). initiatIon 1\ as follo ed by a catered dinne r. The new initia les ,,",ere liven crests as gifts. On Sunday, Feb. 16, t he whole c hapter a ttended church together. A. tea was held in the afternoon in honor of the ne"initiates.

A.rka nsas 8 is proud to InnOunce that A nn Smith. Ma ry M cLaulhlin, Laura H ixson} and Sue Phelps .""e re selected for Wh o's Wh o In If"",ir"n CDI"U nd Uni",rJlII lI. Dana H ampel has bten elected co rresponding secretary of Newman Club. Charleen Meyers as a homccu minl maid i n th is ,-ear's court

PLEDGED : Brenda Vance, Sheuie Seigman. Mary Beth Stewart. DJ!"'N N'" PLUNKE1T

• •• LOU I S I A NA A LPHA-S OPHI E N E W C OMB C OLL E G E C ha n e ud, O C'to ber 29, 189 1 Plfde e D ay, F bru ary I i, 196 4

AnOlher Mardi Gras J(ason has Jull been completed In New Orleans , and Pi Beta Phi wu 'lll'cli fC'Prcscnt N by Lynne Paf'ilo·cli who w queeD of AU a ntea lUl and ICrvN as a maid on the Rtx cou rt. Sandy Saunders '111'&1 00 the court of M omus.

The chapler s schu Sti( \ef.llge has Deen kept hllh by Doro t hy Berl!quist who made a perfect "holastic I his semester.

Louisiana A is extremely proud of Ihe new pledse clus. parti c· ula rly Phyllis Dou,bty 'lll'ho has just been dected to X D hon", society. and Susan M arland who was cro ·ned Freshman Beauty Queen.

Patty Robe rts and Dudley Braselton 1\'ill represent the ch:aptel on Tulane ' s J ambalaya Beauty Coort.

M:any fr:aternilles have liven part ies for the plt-dgu to 1\' hich both the plNIt:5 and the actIves have been invi ted Thnc parties have been ,"el')" successful and bue occupied muc h of the member's social time.

Louisilna A is looking forward to J. visit on March 10 of Mrs r.afon. ou r provlOce preSiden t. Pbns for an annual spring fOlma! arc li so bt inl made

PLEDGED. FcbrulrY 17, 1964: Bu chanan, Ccd Bush. Sheri H Ulh. Callie Rust, Nina Shaw, Susie Shepherd, New Orleans; SUJan Marland , Jackson. MIss.; Ann Mackie. Cathy Maunscll, J udy Meyer Nt"" Orleans, Cornell Cow Its, SUllO Harr is, Olive Robert!. ShIC\'Cr><Ht, La Candace Cawthorn, Sonora, Tex.; Faye Dale. Camden. Ala.' Phyllis Doua:hrr, Corpus Christi, Tex .' An n Hinkle, MldJJnd, Tex.; Dra ne Andrews, Dallas t Tex.; Gin,e, Vlllimez , Kaplan, La.; PaUl' Pllk, San Ant on io, Tex .: Sissy Sharpe, Tuukaul Ark.; Clfol Welch, Ja cksonYille , Fla.; Nanq R:a ilings. Little Rock:. Ark. ; S.II,. Dupuy. New Iberia. C£ANN!! JACKSON

LO U J SJANA B ETA-LOU I S IANA STATE UN IVERS I TY. C hartered, October 13, 1936. Pledlf:l! DIY:. Sep tembe r 26 , 196).

The :lnnuli JpritlM; Counal of Louisi ana IJ .as held in the new Uniun Buildina of Louisiana State Univeulty on Val entine's Day, DecoratiOM wele centered around a large Valentine heart on the stase t hroush whi ch the pled,u walked to bt presented at inter· mission, Nancy Bickham. newly dected pres ident. was introductd and Plestnted a bouquet of ,ed roses.

The chapter participated in a Guide for Bridu style show SPOn · sored by A 6 n. Models wele chosen from th e vari o us olgan iut ioru o n campus, and Gayle Gillum represcnted Pi Beta Phi.

Plans arc under way for the much anticipated J ambalaya J am. borte to bt hdd on campus this sprifl8. It IS :a C:aiun Cuniv:al in which each or,aniza tion on umpus is :allowed to enttt • boot h. The event Jasts fUI two days with prizu :a arded for the btst idus.

Several membtrs of the c hapter m:ade formal deb u ts in New Orleans durin, the Mud; Gras se:ason. Ann Co h on, Louise Gdpi. Toddy GomiUa, .nd Jane H:ainkd were preKnted :at v:arious balls. :and Louise Gelpi rei,ned as Queen of the Krewe of Proteus.

P i Beta Phis selected t o bKome mcmbtrs of An,eI Flight, honnrary aUJ:ili.ry to the Arnold Air Society. an Suzanne Boaan, Anne Kr i$On. J udy Lint on, Mdan ie R oy , Marie Sleet. and Lynn Wilson. Another member of Anacl Flight is MUli:aret Colon hlle M imi Hmcrt was inVited to hlln the Scotch Guud. J udy Linton was n o minated by the chapter f o r the Internationa l QuC'Cn Contest, and Judy Walker is louiSiana iI's nominee for the National College Q\JC'Cn Contest. She as also choKn to be the Mardi Gras QuC'Cn .,1 L.S .U.

PI.M arc btinK made for Arrow Week as a preparuion f o r ini· tiati on ",' hich ill take pl.ce on March 21. Louisiana B is proud t o have forty pledges eligible for active membtrship.

CAROL

ANN BllTC HIiR

M ISS I SS IPPI ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ERN MIS · S ISS IPPI C hartllred, April 8, 196 1. Mississippi A attended Pi Phi State Day held in Jack so n on February n. This proved 10 be a most enjoyable day of meet in,s, skits. songs, fun .nd fello ship with Mississippi B. That ni,ht. a beautiful banquet setting closing with both chapten singing Remembtr. b rou,ht t o an C'nd a wondedul expe rience for Mississippi A.

Nancy R:amuy was choKn to receive the Chapter Service Award f or ,.ear. Nancy was .lso choKn as a member of <II T t, Religi ous honorary. J oan Kinnebrew represented Pi Bcu Phi in the annual hcst drtsK contest on campus.

At the bc,inmn, of ""inter quarter. Mi ssissippi .A ·s activC$ and pledges were entertained with a scholarship supper. Those having: a 4.0 avera,e for the prev ious quarter were scrved steak, Those having a 3.1) ere served veal cullets. ThoK having a 2.2) were Krved hambur,ers and all Pi Beta Phis having a gradC' average belo a 2.2) ere stl"Yed baked beans.

On February 18. the plcd&es of Mississippi A were guests of the pled,es of n K A at a dance held at the P ike House

Carol Hill represtnled Mississippi A. at the Southeastern Pan · hellenic Conference at the University of Missiui ppi.

Robi n J o hnS<.l n IS a member of t he D ixie Darlings famous majorette ,rouP. and Lynne Nash is secretary of the Marching: Band Mil)' Harris iJ in the Univenity Sin&ers and is secretary of X • E, music bonof1.ry. Nine Pi Beta Phis tre on the commitlC'C of 100 whICh plans ReligiOUS Emphasis Week Bobbie McKinnon and Nancy Ramsay were initiated into <I> .:1 p •• nd Nancy Remsay. Barbara Bilbo, .nd Francine Curro were narned to Wh D'J Wh D ill A"",';rlln CDI"n lind VII,,,,,!;'in.

PUDGED. Janull'Y 30. 1964: J oan Eli:z:abcth K innebrcw Vicks· burg.

PLEDGED. February 18. 1964 : J anice Myers. Laurel.

GEORGIA VANCE

• " MISSISSIPPI BETA-UNIVE RSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Ch.r1<1.ttd, Mueh 10, 1962.

Janu.ry proved t o be a (ull m o nth for Miuissippi B Returning from semester bruk:. we were ,reeted with a onderful surpriK. Ptrmiuion had been aranted for us to rent a faculty house until our houK is COmplC1ed in 196). This move afforded us with more pri.acy and much more room hich we're all enjoyina Ue(D('n· dOlaly!

February ., 111''' a milestone for all the P i Beta Phis of Miu is· sippi. u it brouaht the very first Pi Phi SUte Day con vention. Hdd in Jacbon. it wu • buSJ' fun·p.cked day. with numerous medinas. a skiu.•nd a banquet. It wu espcciaU,. Important for MU.Jluippl B <IS Mrs D. C. M ieher mother of our first president, u initiated Into Pi Beta Pbi. A srcat bi8 th.nk· you. ,acs to Mn J. P:&&:e Kemp and Barbara Gabric-l. OIclaboma B. for their unlllln.c work aade this convention a tlemcodola sucass!

The Univenit, of M issiulppi was host fo r the Southeastern Plnhellm ic Conference Feb. 21 and 22. Nine states weK repre·

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

scnted and the Pi Btta Phis came in full force. Mrs Carr E. Dix was visitinli: MISSissippi B at this t ime and ·e all throuahly en,oyed her viSit and helpful suggestions. M iSSissippi 8's Fern J ones was elected secretary for th is convention.

Spung pro miKs to keep us equally as busy as ""inter. Init ia ti on in Much " ' ill include the entire fall pledge class. We are espc c lally proud of this. as our chapter is the only one o n this campus to have all the pledges make thei r i niti l tio n aradrs!

April ill brine a JOrority and fraternity $One contcst hich we arc determlOc.d t o "10 th iS year. Also in April is ou r spune formal. the Beau .nd Arro Ball. We arc ea_erly l ookin& f orwa rd to th is and the m.ny o ther Ictivities whIch promise t o keep M issiu ippi B's calendlr full for the comin, months.

PLIIDGI!D : Dennis Seuzeneau. linda Marlin. MANIiLlII

MU PROVINCE

I OWA ALPHA- IOWA W E SL E YAN C OLL EGE. Char· IlIrll d, 186 7 Pi lldill Day Fllbruuy 14, 1964. INITIATIIO, Februarr 12. 1964: .Mary Ellen A nde rson. P alatine, III .; J ane t Din& e I, Readina, Mass.; Frances H ummell. Mt. PlelSant; Arlen e Yabe. Denver, Colo.

Pi Beta Phi u aaam successful in the second semester rush The form:r.l party theme was Alice in Arro land. ""Ith A lice. the Mad Hatten and complny aU in attendance.

To prOVide a m o re effective and Stimulating rush season next yeat. the l ocal P.nhellenic Council invited the Pi Beta Phi National Pan hellenic Delegate and Panhelltnic Area Advisor. Mrs. Dorothy Weaver Moraan, to our campus. Iowa A was plcaKd to have her as I auest durin, this mainly buslDess VISit.

With leap ycar IS • ,oad. excuse. Co-cd Week invaded campus. February 23·29. Sundar,' February 23. the Panhellen lC or,aO/utlons held open houses for raternities. Concluding the girl·ask·boy \IIeelc, leap Year leap u open to all students.

A novel Be:r.u .nd Arro part)' in the chapler rooms was the hit of Valentine', Day. The pledge clus stratca:iCllly placed cupids and hearts to Idd to the .tmosphere.

FouDders ' Day will be comml.'lDOrated Apri l 28 a.s the local .lumnz club invitC'S the collCie ch.pter t o a banquet and proaram It the Harlan H ote l.

Pi Beu Phis Lori Williams, Marae Griffin. Peuy McKinstry. and Ritl Ru sKIl competed in the Campus Bo I •• local version of the TV ColiC',e Bowl.

The P i Bell Phis will t ry to retain their first place trophy in the Greek Week: competitive sinli:. They will be wcarina new match in, outfits for the occasion. Gretk Week this year is emphl ' sizilll cooperation Imong groups rather than the break· neck compe· t ition of former yeau.

Members arc receiving outstanding hon o rs ouuide of tht {rl' t ernity. Pat Waters has been Klected for WhD'J WhD in Am"i'An Coli",! Lori Williams and L ibby Woodard arc stcreta rics of the senior .nd sophomore classes rcspect ively Britt Whittemort as initiated into A + D, nuional dramatic fraternity. Tricia Roslyn received • state ,,,,ard in the Make It with Wool Contest.

To increase POlillcal .warellC$S in the l.W .c. student body. the faculty is sponsorina mock con'nntions of both major parties. An Arro wearer. PhylliS Sterk, will be the election teller, and the foll o ing airls will be chairmen of state deleaations: Leigh Livsey. Lo r i Wilhams, Jan Dinawell. and J ean Coulthurst.

A slave auction and a car wuh arc propOSed fun projects for this semester.

10 A seems to be t o ard scholarship recoanition with .n excitin,c new prQ3rarn underwa,.. PLlOGIO : J lne Edd,. Sigourney; Sandra Fuellhart. Durham. N H.; Leigh LIVK,t. Saint Louis, Mo .; Sherry Roberts. A iM o rth; Diane Smith. Shemeld. Mass.; Jo.n Smith. Lombard. Ill. RITA RUS5i1!LL

" IOWA B ETA-S IMPSON C OLL EGE. Ch.tuttd, 1874. INlTIATm. January 11, J964: Pat Breeden. Glenv Iew III. February n, 1904: Mar,.ret Wilson, Monroe.

p.roved t o be a for 10 1 B Several ,irl. par:tlClpattd In Model l!nlted Nations Weekend. the juniou ac t Ing: as secrC1anes. The entice chaple r SpOnsored the Intern ationa l Club Dinner; the fo reign students on campus ere honorary suests .t the and we were responsib le for plannin,. prcpuUl,. and servlOg the food.

We Ire proud of SUS;I.I. Foster .nd Sharon Wolf ho ere recently elected to Wh D'1 Wh D ill Am"irAn CDII",J And Vni." Sharon Woll and Jean E ioa e 'e chost n to give senior hono r reclt.ls, a hIgh h onor for SCOlor musIc maj ors. Barbara Christenscn is doioa • fine job u editor of the Z",;,h Simpson ' s ,earbook. Caro l Vln Beraen, upon rcturnitlli: from her'semester .t the American UniverSIty in Washincton. D.C., add ressed the stu. denu and faculty chaP!'1 on The Washina:ton Semester Plan. Dana Worley p.rtlClpated In a one·act play. and .several other Pi Beta Phis aIded in tbe production of the play.

OUt .nnu.l fonn.l. Shades of Wine and B lue ill be dedicated to M o ther Clark. Judy K ooscr and Shcrm Wathen ill reian .s Beau aDd Arrow. Anne O.an bas been Klccted bono r pledae lor ber tine contributions 10 OUt chap(C'I. elections Ile comill& uP. and Pi Btu Phis will be busy for the lt Sisters. Sand,. Sorensen Ind Carol Van BuIi:CtI, bo Ile runoin& fOI tbe offices of Student Sen.te Soci.1 L{e Cbainnan and Treasurer rapcctively.

We .re Jook iO& forward to • formal dinner ith OUt Alumn:r: AdviJOtJ Board, IDd the annual Pi Phi Faculty Breakfast. .nd

hoping fo r another victory in the IIl,clmpus production, M inl ture O rpheum.

PLEDGED: Dlnl Worley, V ictorville, Calif.; T err i Bustow, Glen Ellyn, III.; 8tth Carptnter, Odwein; j 3ne H utira, M ounUl nside, N j .; Rosemary McDonald , Omah3, Ncb.

." JOWA GAMMA- IOWA STAT E UNIV E RSITY, Chartered , M y 10, 1877 Pled ,e D. y. ,Se pt embu 1, SprioK quarter is here and I host of new 3nd excltmt; actlvltlCS. We will be hostesses fo r one of the G reek Week Open H oust parties in A p ri l and then Velshea " 'i11 be here I t the beginnins of May Pi Beta Phi 's Var ieties Girb, Sauh H itzeman, J ohnson, Polly Kent Ind Barbara Throckmorton, won the VarietIes S"'C'CP' sukes t rop h y with their orl,inai dance Betts Blukol was inRalled as president of P3nhtllenic CounCI l and was lapPtd fo r Lam pos, the science Ind humlnities honorary. Anne Van Ness is a 0"" member of A Ii: 6 t he natlon31 SOCI ' had fun working with intern3tional stud ents in plannins the YW YMCA Internation al Banque t C3rolyn Beard .and Carol Str.aehle have plans well under way fo r V eishu's Child Development O pen House. Work ing " 'ith them u publici t y chairm n is J udy Nqel. Ma rlene Lyon is sccreury for H ome Economics OPfl} liouse for Veishea Barbara Fl ickinger w as picked u one of the four B omb In addition. 811h has the second lead in the Stars Over VeJsh ea p roduction of K ill M , K ill' , Barbara Throckmorton wu chosen as 1: A E S" 'tctheart. The M err ill Pa lmer Institute in Iklroit is Barbara's destination for sp ring quarter

The pledges b3ve b«n active! Five of the pledt;ts were nomm· attd l o r pledge princess by various fraterni ty pledge classes. Delna Eldredge w as cro ned .as the 1964 P ledge Pr incess.

Nancy Lind Ind Krist l nn Schneider were named to A A 6 SIU,. Schworm is the Brothe r·S ister (bairman lo r pic; Debby Kuhler is sccretl7 of the Vei shel Danct commlUct; V ivil n Voclkltr is prcs idt nt 0 the Angd Fl ight pledge clus; and Delnt. and Thelma Eldredge, Nancy Lind, and j ane Coletti arc members of t he cho rus for Kiu M,. Ka l"

The A 1: 4>s have fini s hed their Iddit ion and the me n o f T K E iII start the ir .ddition this sp r ing, CAIIOL COII NE LI US

IO W A ZETA-STATE U NIV E RSIT Y OF I O W A, C h art ered , 1882. Pl ed ae Day, M a r<h 1 , 19 6-4

The fall semeste r was eventful fo r Iowa Z, beglnmng WIth tht crowning o f pledge Linda Buresh as Dolphin Qu let n , Excitement dso reigned as new pledt;e D i3ne J o rdan bcume the secon d Pi Iku Ph i in a ro w to wtar t he crown of t he Interdorm Q ueen. j u li Ind Rosalie Bowman wt rt members o f the Inttrffa · tern it)' Pledt;e Council court, 2nd Sherry Fl ore r was honored as ! '" E Sweater Gi rl.

A new scholarship program based on individual and sub iect ivt planning WIS ou t lined by scholarship chai rma n, J udi Skalsky. Cu lt u ral advan cement wu emphasiztd .asain, with (r«lutnt guest .and hculty dinner guests U I key feature of the program.

The Greek Week festivities had a serious accen t thi s spring a t Io wa. The Interfraternil1 Counci l and Panhellenic combined to d o nat e b lood to the Red Cross. Pi Beu Phi and n e n won first place in the competition for the h ighest numbe r of pints d ona ttd 3nd conseq uen tly en joyed front 10'" se.a!S for the Greek Wetk concert futu rinl the Rooftop Singers.

The military prog ram at lowl is wel l sponsored by Pi Btt:l: Phi , Three new members ioi ntd the thrte Pi Beta Ph is prcv lously selected ror Ang el Flilht. The new A ngds are J ean Fee. Sharon Cortimi(l:l il and Naner Brow n , Representing a nother branch o f the service IS Mari lynn Cook, Pershing RiR tS sponso r , Marilynn is also a nominee for district Pershin& R iBes Queen. Ann J.ollck was • findis t for H ono rary Cadct Co lone l. C.ampus activities we rt c arried on by many Pi Beta Phis as J ea n j amts won the dist inct ion of being selected the fir st chanman of the newly form ed homeco ming pla nning committee j udi Skalsky was recogni ztd by her classmales who elected her tre asure r of the sen ior dus o f the University of Iowa. and by Panhe llen ic, which selected her editor of the 1964 Panhe llen ic hand book. BeautIful voices and t lltn t combined II Mary Schantz Anne Hawl ey Murid Pfi ste r, Ind Ra che:! Stock supporttd the outoric chorus, univers ity ch oi r, and Old Gold Singers.

PLEDGED , Marc h 3, 1964: Mary Schantz. Iowa City; Barban Burlinglme, Muscatine; LuAnn Gtrla ch, St. Ansg. r ; Mdi ssa Bu rch, Renee Ross, Galtsburg, III .; Diant j o rd an, Palatine, III

SUZANNE H YDe

" SO U TH D AKO TA ALPHA- U NIV E RSITY OF SO U TH DAKOTA Chartered , 1 921. Pled ae D .y, Febru r y n , 1 9 6 4. I NtTlATBD, February 29, 1964: Sandra Dav is, M ary C. Ol son. P3trici a R asmussen, Vermillion; Jerrilyn Gist, M adison; J ane H yld ah l, H uron: Jan e Tict, Pierre: Linda Gan&e , Chdsel; Bamua Hln se n Nancy Olhausen l Miry M Olson. lynn R ich, Sandra Smit , Sioux Fills: H ol mes. France: Nola Nold. Rapid C il1 ; Pamda Wallior, Kathy Zelenka, Aberdeen; Diane Ziebart, M itchel l. Sou th Dak ota A is p rOlid of the honors that have come to its rntmbcrs through various Clmpus Ictivities. jerril yn Gist was decttd secrctary of the Associltion o f W o men Students on campus. Barbn. McKibbon WII recently ini ti ated to 4> 1: I a Ro mlnce Lant;u3&e ho no r socitty, J u lie Mickel so n , Kath,. Larson, J acqudyo G is t , Ruth D u nca n, .nd

Camille Pct erson 'c rt ea ch a"' nded scho la rships in the htld of spc«h p3thoJog y hy the Crippltd Children's Society. Thi s setncster in H ono rs Seminlr. a shollStic Iroup open by invita ti on to Junio rs A nn Hess. Trish Leavitt and Bnbara M cK ibbo n are participating and seniors in the CoIlCAe of Arts and ScIences who have mam · tained high schol.arship and ' ho have the recommenda t ion of th ei r departmen t , Diane Ziebart as selected hy the plccile cI.uses on campus to reign IS Pledge Qucc:n o f the Liule Greek Ball. Eit;ht members of South Dakota A participate In I newl, oraanizcd "iris drill learn T hey include J udy Boyd , Trish Hol mes, Rosy Kr ivanek. Susan Weige r Sandra Smi t , Naner Olhausen , Barbara W ool m. Ind }3n e Tict. Among the candidues for Q ueen o f Hearts o f th e Vilentine 's Day Ball wtre Lynn Brown. Pam E!lwein, Ind Trish H o l mts.

Ann R.atbeJ wu selected to compete for the t il le o f M iss Un i· venity in M ay. Mari l yn Pete rson is t he chapter's candida te for Campus Cove r Girl, Ind Camille Peterson was recently installed as the Panbcllenic Pres ident.

South Dakota A is te3med up wi th B 9 n fraterni ty fo r t he annua l Strollers Show, which is I two day, five act vaudcville presentation.

The Panhdlenic Counci l voted to 3ccept a quo ta limi tat ion system for the five sororities o n the University o f Sou th Dakota campus.

At a i».nquet following ioi tiuion, J ane H yldahl Ind M ary C. Olson were awarded recognition pins for havinl the highest scholu· ship average in their pledge dass.• nd Oiant Z ithart was rtC08' niltd as ouutand inl pltdt;e,

On Pounders' Da y Karen Lampy was the recipient of the ABO Award and Sar.a Ey rts was the recipient of the Chapter Service Award.

PLEDGED: La Nyct Klhler, BeHt Fouche; Patsy Schumache r H uron; S31ly Semrau, Rap id City. EMILY J O HN SON

• •• N E BRASKA B ETA-UNIV E RSITY OF N E BR A SKA Chartered , 1 89'.

The New Year began happily fo r CVtryone at Nebraska B, es· occially t he twelye guls who sPtn t four days in M ilmi to sec Nebraslca emerge victorious in the Ora nge Bowl glme. Pom ·pom gi rl Becky H aas also Bew to Miami; and a ll agleed th e t rip w as a perfect climax fo r the football seaso n, as well as a great way to begin the new year

Ntbraslca B had its share of ho nors las t fall. with Bonnie K nud· sen a H omecoming Oueen finalist; Diana Focht. M iss Rush W«k fina l ist; and three AIe ·sar·ben Coun tesses' Diane Armou r , Diane M cEl roy , and j 3ne Foster Pledges proved to be compctent do rm o ffi cers as Marcia Kuper and Bub Atkin son were elected presidents of th ei r do rmitories , whil e Sheila Miller was tlected sec retl ry' treas u rer , Betsy Reams , 50Ciai chairman, Ind Bonnie Sa torie. Asso· ci ued Students Representa ti ve.

The sp ring semester sccou equally promising. for act ivitiu and hon ors keep m3ny of the Pi Beta Ph is busy Karen Benting was elected president of Builders, a ca mpus org3niuti on fo r pro moti ng t he univeni ty ; K aren Sch nurr se rves as 3 Bu ildeu c hair man , with Diana Foc ht Ind Barha Atkinson IS assistant cha irmen. Becky Haas and D i.nl Foch t were selected for Student Counci l As5OCiates. Kartn Schnurr and Klflyn Kupe r were recently initiated into Angd Fl ight. Ind K arh'n now serves as their h isto rian; Kaye Schnu rr is Chid Depul1 of Tra ining, and ChriS t ie Brehm serves as Operations Offi ce r fo r Area F2 and executive officer for thtir Hight. Bonnie K nud sen wu chosen unio n educational arta director. and Susie M oort was selected II I new un ion chairman ; Susan Stu cke y is an assista nt chairm3n. Regina M ilner and Ch ris ti e Brehm kept busy 3S sif\il:efS and dancers in the Un iversity production o f B" B" Bird;" whilt Connie Adams and J ulie H empel sang with M ad rigals and Universil1 Singers.

H onors again camt to P i Bet a Phi as three o f the five finalists fo r j unior IFC Queen were Pi Ikta Phi pledges. Final ists Bub Atk inso n and D iana Focht saw thei r pledge sister Carolyn R3n kin crowntd qucc:n o f the 1964 Jun io r IFC Bal l. Senior representatives for the Ivy Da, Court are Sue H ovi k and Sue Vandecar; sopho, mores, Kartn Schnu rr and 8cv Fenstermacher; and Freshmtn, Barb Atk inson and D iana Foch t Willa Meye r, K aye Schn ur r, Sue Vand eca r, Cathy Origer j oDd Nyc. a nd Sue H ovik wtrt nomi· naltd for May Q ueen: and M ary Lou Farner was our clndidue for Miss Im preSSIons.

O tspi te thc:sc hono rs and activities, the Pi Beta Ph i, did hnd time for studies, and A A 6 vice president Bev Fensterma cher was proud to help in it iate Reg ina M ilner, Susie Mille r, Ind lynn Bro yhill into th is hono rary. Cathy Origer, a iun io r in Pharmacy, w as hono red It the M orta r Board lunch to n for her outstanding sc holars hip This Stmtster Cath,. received • stra ig ht 9. 0 lVer.age o n a 9 point scale! D i3ne Armour, a mtmbcr of Mortar Board and an outstanding clmpus leader. was ou r nominee for the AB O A ard. Needless to Sly, we Irt very proud of thc:sc gi r ls. Between studies the who le h ouse w as busy preparinl seu, cos· tumes, SOfl8S, and d lnces, for we were one o f the six so ro riti es se lecttd to be In the annual prescntation o f Coed Fo llits. Our sk it "B lac klWhite , and Read All Over" WIS unde r the Vtry able directi on 0 Lind a Goth ; Ind for the second year in a row Pi Beta Phi captured tht third place trophy During Hel rt Sister Wetk, tr ad Iti onally held before Valentine's Day, ",cry active prt· scnttd her secret sister WIth I sm.all " sus" ta ch day un til she finally rt'Vealed herself at a s l umhcr plrty Friday night, At a prev ious slumber party, we raised '1 40 fo r Settlemen t Schoo l and the Centennial F und br auctioning items from tht house lost and found. Our annual Tnad, held with K K I' and K A e, was I barn party this yur.

JOAN IE! GRAVES

••• XANSAS ALPHA-UNIV E RSITY O F KANSAS eh.,tered, April 1 , 18 72. Pl edge O.y, Febru .ry 5 1964.

The spring stmtster, though just beginning, has aheady proved to be II. very bu sy and successful onc: lor K ansas A. l-ofany of the girls have assumed responsibilities as campus klders and arc heading v.arious university organizations commi ttees Among these selected a good number of our new pledgu Carolyn Brewster was chosen as II. freshm:an to the Assoc iated Women Students H ouse of Representatives. and Suun Langston and Ka t hy Mize will serve on th e 11..\'<' .5. Senate. Selected as membe rs of the Associated Women Students freshmen steering committee were Jill K leinberg and Margy Brown. Anne Mach in was elected president of Frosh H awks, the freshmen women 's pcp club, and }un Burgardt, ch airman of the H omecoming Dance menu committee, while T er ry Buch will as freshman this to AII ·Stud ent Council. I n addi t ion, three of our pledJ}es have been chosen to study ab road this sum· mer. PeddIcord and K aren Finfroc k will attend the Uni · of Kansas Summer Language Institute in France , and Connie M cLain, the summe r institute in Of many upper-class honors. too. Mary Baum· ,IIa rtn er has received a scholarship to the Universi t y of K ansas Sc hoo l of Medicine and Caroly n Eym:a.nn, one of AII·Student Council social committee sc holarships. Busy as Student Union A s· sociation advisor to the Tra vel Committee is Nancy Briedenthal, and the secrriary of \'Vcmen's Recreation AS5OCiaticn on ca mp us is J anet H ec k. Beth Beamer will serve as treasurer of Physical Therapy Club. J ane t Dun can as chairman of the Co l· lege Fashion Board, and Marilyn Moffat as a membe r of t he As · sociated Women All Women's Day committee. A lso. [ke has been dected secrri3ry of People·to. People and Lyndel Saunders. vice president of Bacteriology Club. Finally, we are particularly proud to see K athY Stormont rep resent the University of K anus in Glamour M a,lluine's national Best-Dressed Girl con· test this spri ng, .nd were to have Jill Newberg and Karen Wight as for Student Union Activities Carnival Queen.

PLEDGED: February ,. 1964: Carolyn Bre" ster, Margy Brown, Pr.i ri e Villa ge; C i nd,. D ickson. Connie McLain. K aren Finfrock Jill K le inbe rg, La""ren ce: Ann Gill. Barbara Norto n. Wichita ; N"annett Cory, J. eawood: Joan Gilpin, l ola: An ne Ma-c hin, Otta wa: Kathryn M i:r.e. Safina; Ly nne Peddicord, Wamego: Judy Tiet%e, Ann Peterson, Shawnee Mission; Terry Beach, Overland Park; Andrea Speer, K ansu City; Susan Langs · ton, Sp rinl\:field, M o.: Broo ke Mann ing. Jo plin. Mo .: Karen Wight, T ulsa. Okla.; Linda Boone. Seatlle. Wash.; J ean Burgardt. Des M oines. Iowa.

CAROLYN EVMA NN

'.' KANSAS BETA- KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. Ch a rteted, 19U PI.d ,. D ay, S pltmb r 6, 1963 I NITIATED, March 8. 19M. Ann Tuggle. Atchison; Nancy H alverstadt. llirby: Jane Taylor, Port Riley ; M arie Wilson. Great Bend; J acqulyn Robinson, ro la; Shi rl ey Reid. K ansas Ci ty. M o.: Nancy Y oung. I.eawood; Jeanie Lambert. Leoli; Pam Smi t h. Libet.ll; Mary Mitchell. Lana Ruth strorn. Manhattan: M elinda Anderson, McPherson; Barbara Brooks, Olathe; Susan Davis. Peggy H arvey, Phylli s H owell. Over· land Park; Susan Hancock. St. Fran cis; Pame la Canfield. Shawnee M ission; Mary Ann Dally. Staise, Fla.; Cathy Addy. Ashley Allison, Marlh a Crane. Jean Dunkel. J oan Trombol d. Wichita.

Sp ri ng semester finds the Pi Beta Phis at Ka nus B holding numerous scholastic and campus honors. Patty T empler. Rogga Bowie, and Suz), Beck and members of A A .:1.. the- freshmen ·om· en's honorary. Ri ta Mundhenke, Ma ry Jane Riddle and Harriet Meals belong to Chimes. the junior women's h ono rary. Mortar Board. the senior women's honorary, which is based both on scho lastic achievemen t anJ campus activities. includes Betty Boyd, Penny H e-yl. and D ebby H ines 25 members. Penny Lydia Howell, and Debby Hines are the newes t members of 4> K 4>, the hi,lthest scholastic ho norary at Kansas State University. Several Pi Bria Phis are also actively ens:aged as campus leaders and wo rkers. H arriet Meal! is the chairman of the Student Act ivities Board Mary J ane R iddle and Debby H ines serve on t he Union Governing Board. Sally Green, as senior editor. and Becky FitZgerald, as assistant editor. work very hard on K ansas annual yearbook, the RO:1t1/ PII,pl,. P K Ingersoll was just tecen ll y president of Kansas State Orchesis. Fo ur of the se-ven cheerleade rs who have iust cheered Kansas Sta te University nn 10 a Bil-': Eigh l basketball championship P i Beta Phis. are Debby Di ck:. he-ad chee rluder. Patty Temple r, JOOY and Peo nr HI':}'I. Angel Flillht the honor drill tum chose Pam Smith, Tody Tripp. and Cindy Lammers as new members and elected Rita 35 its lHesident. Anne Bates has been chosen as of the Little Sisters o f Minerva Several Pi lkta Phis find th emselves reigning as ne"" queens Mary Fa ith Evans has been chosen to rep resen t Ka nsas Slate Uni: versit)' in the National Best·Dressed Girl on Campus conust held in New Yo rk: City. Sun Beck: was selected as M iu Wool for Kansa s and Nebraska. She will represent this district in the Na· tional pagunt in April in San Texas. Pa t You ng ""' as chosen as Snowball Queen of D I • Paula DeWeese "'35 the + K A '" r P Duad Queen. Heyl was cne of the H omecoming Queen 6nallsts. quite an bonor in itself. Two of Kansas B's new pledges. Sus.an Dnis and Phy llis H owell were chosen as Eng:ineer Calendar Girls of M onth. Becky Fitzge rald was chosen as T K E Sweetheart. Finalists include: Nancy Halverst.ldt BarnQueen ; Cindy Circle K Oueen: B J .' Roop , Cannenball OI1ffl1 : Ind Phyllis H owell, Council Queen and K -S Members of Kansas D won the Annual Interfraternity Sing this

yea r singing. "Think. of the Arrow" and "Com in' Through Ihe Rye ." Our chapter has also been chosen as one of the six finalists fo r Y ·Orpheum product ions in a combined en try with the <It .:1. 9 M ary J ane Riddle is di recli ng the entry entitled, "Co nfound ed Colonies" which will be presented April 10 Ind 11.

PLEDGED: M arcia Porter, Kansa s City. SUZy BECK

NU PROVINCE

••• OKLAHOMA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Chart.red, Sept e mbe r 10, 1910. I NITIATED, March 8, 1964 : Marcia. H arrell, A rdmore; Susan Healey, Jan Sneed. Patsy J ohn. son, Pam Adams\ Cleveland; Sharon Ansley, Elk City:

Od Y Cash ion, Carol Oringderff, Enid; Paige Sellers. Eufaula; ohnetta Mitchell. Marty Nelson, Li z Riddle. Norman; Amelia f unn, Purcell; Susan Blinn, Durland, Paula H oyt. Vicki J.ove, Sharon Smiser. Oklahoma City : Cathie Balentine, Nowata; Jan H arf. Pauls Valley : M ary Sue H ampton, Ponca City; Nancy k eesee. Poteau; H olly Kink ade. Sha· nee; Sammye Albin. Deanna Betz, Margie Foree. Caro l C lark. C la udia Conley, Barbara Co nn e r J udy Hellglund, Paula Rogers. T ulsa: Ba rbara Boy nton, P lenan t Plain s, III.: Dew, M oline , III.: Sandy M eridi t h. Dall as, T ex.; Meli nda Newby. Post, Tex .; Cooper, Washington. D.C .: J anet: H oPChWichita , K an.

Okl.homa A lp a is really excited about the thirty-eight new initiates and with their help we know the coming year should be one of th e best ye t

Since the beginn ing of Ih e year many of t he members have re o ceived honors. have been dected to campus offices, and have been chosen queens: Lee Whel les and K athy Bell were honored by the members of 1: A E in being chosen as Little Sisters of M ine rva Th ey joi n t wo othe r Pi Phi Little Sis te rs, J ane Robbins an d Nanelle Wall.

J anie H icks was elected to represen t the Co lleg e of Education in the Studen t Senate. Gail McCurdy is a of the H ouse Re presentatives Council.

I n the music field. four Okl ahoma As en tered th e D ad's D ay Qua rtet Contest and the chapt er is making pia 05 t o enler Univers ity SInA', an activity of M om's Day weekend.

K ay Boatright was selected Sweetheart of I N. Marsh a Finley was elected finali!! fo r the A i r Force ROTC Queen; Lu A nn Wi l · Iiams was a finalist fo r Miu Scheherazade.

M ore recen l ly, Susan Boddy was chosen as Arm y Queen. Nancy K eesee is a finalist for queen o f I IT , professional business fraternity. Sharon S m ise r is one of five fi na lists fo r Av ia t io n Queen Lee Whelless is • fi nalis t for Engineer 's Q ueen. The chapte r is ca mpaigning hard and is anxiously a aiting the results.

P i Beta Phi is p roud of the members' participation in in tramural sw immi ng. They won firs t place in the all·campus swimming meet. Some of the toughe r members are now practising football. They will meet: r '" B April 12 in th e Glass Sl ipper C lassic. All proceed s (rom ticket sales will go to charity. Oklahoma A ha s a so-far basketball team t o its credi t

In February, the pledge class surprised the members by giving a Valenline Charity Dance. In conjunction wilh the cf Z A 1'. th ey broullht T he Couters. nationally-known singing group. to Oklahoma University. T he was a big success due to th e hard wo rk of all the pledges.

Social activities included various desserts, fa culty dinners, and the annual Be-aux and Arro ws Ch ristmas Party. The party ""'U held at the chapter house and the dreu was semi· formal.

Perhaps the most exciting even t since Septembe r w as the Engine Show. Ok.lahoma A put in a lot of work which was well-rewarded by t he winning of the first·place trophy. The theme was "Merry· Go-U.·'

Pan hellenic r«ently sponsored the re-colonization of Z T A here Several from women's fraternity helped rush for them. Pi Dria P hi as p roud to help. With the streng the ning of this group, we feel the Greek system itself will be strengthened.

PATTY TUO)(SON

••• OKLAHOMA B ETA-OJ(LAHOMA STATE UNIVER. SITY Chartered, Augu t 12, 1919. PI.dll' Day, Septe mb.r 2'. 1964. I NITIATED. Marc h 8, 1964: M ary Mic helle Windle, A ltus: Claudia Bradshaw. Robin Cypret. Deanna M cSwai n , Bartlesville ; Karen K imball. Denver. Co lo. ; OJ Krril ow. Margene M ontgomery. Edmond : Shirley Carley, Graves. Enid; Gudi Rea, EI Reno : Brity Sue M ont8omery. Grandfield: Annette Wainscott Houston. Tex.; Sue Otis. Lawton: Francis Davis. Lubbock T a.; J anice Grant. Marked Tree, Ark .; Jane Fil2:palridc. Northport , L. J., N.Y.; Judy Jones, Jane Ellen Samp le. Susan Scheffel. Oklahoma City: }:leggy Bro wer. Ponca City : Carla Gaither. Pryo r; Ann Putnam City: M ary Lwnard. Stillwater. spnng semester h as given Oklahoma B • cbance to excel in all phases of campus life.

A nn Jeffrey was e1e<1ed of the Education Student Council hil e J an Lemaster was chosen histo rian for this same orga n iza ti on. Jump ing over to the Business Studen t Council. Gerri Evans is a new member, iust in time to ta ke part in the 1964 Business &: Professional Week. Mary Brower and Marlow " 'ere: oommittee chairmen for this eek. Lasso's &: Lariats new finds Toni Biard serving as corresponding secretary Still anothe r example of leadenhip is Mary Delozier who has been as a delegate to the Model UN meriing at Unievrsity of Tens Pi Beta Phi has not been forgotten heo it OOIDd to beauty. Jeanie Cooper now finds it her duty not only to represent Pi Bet Phi but bo Oklabcma State University as she bu be-en choseo

to leian as Miss O.S.U., 1964. Jeanie will enter the Miss Okla· homa Cotitest nen fall.

The annuli Engineerin, Week seemed to spotlight ou r girls as the various engineerina or,aoizations sdected PI Beta Phis as candidates and S"'cctbearts to vic for the queen of their college. Shirley Satterfield was chosen X E Qutcn, Sharon Gray " 'as candi· date for E E E Queen, Jeanie Cooper was candidate for American Institute of JndusttJal £ngineers Queen, aDd Mary BrO"'er was Iinalist for B K N Queen. Sue Ann Adamson was finalist for 1: T Oueen, and Sue M arlow was a candidate for American Institute 01 Chemical Engineers Queen.

StilI aoother royalty title is that of Sharon Russell, who "'as BUSiness Quccn finalist.

In the scholastic realm. congratulations have been given to Sue NaH 'Who was upped for Mortar Board. Sue is also a candidate for Best· Dressed Coed.

PUDGED: Cheryl H oppe, Grandfield; Suzie farris, Oklaboma City.

MARY BROWER

TEXAS ALPHA MISSING

- T EXAS B ETA-SO U TH E RN M E TH O DI S T U NI VE RSI TY. C h artere d! 191 6, P ledae Dav, November U, 1 963. INITIATIlD October b, 1963: Lylene Brown, Rced Skinner. H ous ton; Kay Fowler, Ann J ohnson, Midland; Carole Merritt, Wanda Rose, Gail Webb, Dallas; Kate EUSlis, New Orleans, La.; Billie Street, San Ant onio; Jan Wright. Doniphan. Mo

This fall hu brought much acitcmt:n[ and oewness to the SMU campus. New buildinp arc popping up all over tbe campus and with the new buildingl Ire the plans for many new programs. The administrallon and board of trustees of SMU have recenlly approved the Muter PILD. dcsi&ned to academically strengthen and advance the uOlversny. Amona: the new buddings are four dormi· tories and the Owen fine Arts Center. One of the many d ooa tions received lot the completion of the ceoter was from Bob Hope for a theater which wrll be oamed io his bonor. Mr. H ope was bere on the campus to prescnt his gilt and a special show for the stu· deot body A delayed rush program, another newness for SMU, was carried out by the Greek system this fall.

Texas B is delighted to welcome two newcomers to SMU, Mn. Gladys Berty, the new housemother of Pi Beta Phi, and the K 6.

There have been many Pi Beta Phi actives and pledges gathering the laurels of SMU activities this fall Linda Lowry aod Sally Griffith were nUlled to Who 'J Who in Amui',Jn Colltgn ,md U"i",o;/;tJ. The list of R otlmdtJ beauties and nominees included Lylene Brown, Linda Shank. Pam K oapp. J an Wrigh t , and Toni Herifl£er. Linda Shank wu selected as a sponsor o f the Air force ROTC. There arc four Pi Beta Pbis in the circle of Kilkos: Sondra Aughtry, a studeot senltor; Sally Griffith, president of AWS ; Lioda Lowry, editor of 1964 R Ollmdlli and Suzy $crafford. Linda Lowry is also a member of Mortar Board.

Susan Tubb and Jan Wnght hold the sophomore and senior dass secretary offices , respectively. No.t faU Candy J ohoson will scrve Pi Beta Phi as vice president of Panhellen ic. Serving as a sophomore sponsor and cha lrmao of AWS Colt-Wrangler program this year has been J udy Mason.

Highlighting the pledge class have been Cynthia Crayton, fresh· man chee rleader; Susan Dymond, president of Snider Hall; Toni H eringer. n K A pledge sweetheart; and Pam Koapp, freshman H omccomins Queen. Air Force ROTC spoNor, and K 1: pledge sweetheart

PLEDGED: Kay Altmao, Abilene; SU%cc Austin, Judy Kadane, Jean Kutner, Lauric Spurginr Judy Wd>b , Dallas; Lucienne Bood, Shreveport, La.; Barbara Bri I , Milwaukee. \'(lis.; Nancy Caldwell, Clrthage, Mo.; Cheryl Clayton, Ozona; Cynthia Crayton. ArUns· ton; Nancy Dietri ch , Dottie Pea cock , San Ant onio; Susan Dymond Marshall; J ane Edgington. Kennett, Mo.; Carolyn Gun ter, San Angelo; N"e1wyn H arman, Waco; Sara Clemmons, Julie Head. Clua KiI@:ore, Carolyn Matt son. Patti White, H ous ton; T o ni Herirucetl _ J onesboro. Ark.; Mary Hughst on. M idland; J an Huch inson. Riagewood, N.J.; Laura Irwio, Georgia Kh Ym, Mon terre y Mexico; Jaoe Keoesson, Woodville; Leanoe McKenzie. Waxa· hachie; Pam Koapp. Mercedes; Martha Pitchford, St. Louis, Mo.; Sarah Sawyer, Sonora i Ellen Soderquist, Denver, Colo.; Mary Pey· 100 Sweeney. Brownsville.

$ARA FRAsEi.

•• -TE XAS GAMMA- T E XAS T EC H N OLOGI C AL C OL L EGE. C h art ere d, A j!ri l 23, 19'3. INIT IATJlO, March 7, 1964: J anie Cunningham. Corpus Christi; Christine Norcross, Susan Waits. Dallas ; Jane Maginnis, Galveston; J udy Richardson, Hermleigh; Kay Ikhrman, Nancy Fordtran, Kathryn Ann K ovac. Sue McCreary. H ouston; J an Barnett, Barbara Bullard, Sharlotte Ann Jeffcoat, Ann Nabers, Emily Paul. Lubbock; Eva Kelley. Emilie "rucker, Midland; Tricia Young, Odessa; Dana Speer, Olton;. Janet North, Ozona; Cindy Moorehead, Plainview; Mary Rebecca uracey, ROKoc; Dana Lee Falls, Snyd er

Taas r has four members who arc serving the college through Preside nt 's H ostcss and are the official greeters for the president. These girls Ire Carol Dennison, Darlene M cDouga l, Rosemary Paterson, and Susao Waits. This group is under the sponsorship of Ihe Association of Women Studeots of which Ca rol D ennison is In five of the eight dormitories Pi Beta Phi is repre· sented with Icgisiltors and officers. Nancy Fordtran and Chris Norcross arc Freshman DOlmitory Representatives , and Patty Smith is the oew president of Drane Hall.

The Pi Beta Phis were quite surprised when .t X came to

lheir lodge for I cOKe party LDd named Patty Smith t X Sweet· heart for 1964. Otber beauties include Tanya TUK jngton as M ilS Lubbock, and Mary Ann Duckworth and Dana Speer are 1..4 VII'" lana Beauties. They will be featured in the Mad emoiselle seaion of the yearbook.

The Religious Interest Council, a new or,anization on ou r campus, elected wnda t o be secretary for the coming year. Lioda is also vice president of A A 6.. Polly Richardson is mem· bership chamnan of Little Sisters of MlDerva. Angel flight selected another Pi Beta Phi. Paula H2oson, to become a member of tbcir ranks. 10 another area of campus life, Sue McCreary. Eva Kelley, lnd Barbara Bullard are partH:ipatiag on the frcshman CounCIL

One of the bluest events of the yea l came early in the semester for Texas r when they presented the 196, pledge class to Texu Tech. The theme WIS Cinderella, and each gIrl as presented by stepping out of a golden carriage. After the pfCsentation, the pledges were given I presentation ball in their honor.

Martha Buy WII named one of the five best dressed women after competing with over fifty girls.

PLEDGED, February 28, 1964: Nan Faulkner, Lubbock; J ln Herring, POSt; Charlotte Stewart. Snyder.

CAaot DENNISON

TEXAS D E LTA-TEXAS C HRI ST IA N UN I V E RSI TY. C h ar· tered, Au ault 30, 19'6. Pl ed ae D ay, Februlr), 1 7, 1 964. I NI'l1·

ATED, March 14, 1964: Pat Brown, Mary P2vietich, Ja cksonvill e. Tex.; Lady Cecil. Barbara Evans, francie Woltz, ft. Worth, Tex.; Janel Chapin, Commerce, Ta.; Kathy Clark, Bay V illage , Ohio; Carolyn Clemmons, Woodville. Tex ; Ann Cooper, San Anatlo , Tex.; Marsha Coope r, Corpus Christi, Ta.; Nancy Craddock, Car· thage, Tcx .; J oybelJ Die, Gainesville, Tex.; Pam H ollar, Vernon, Ta.; Melinda Mau, Sao .Antonio. Tex.; Nancy May, Shreveport, La.; Judy Mocrlio, Mar,ie Skeen, Denver, Colo.; H elen Ranan, McKinney, Tex .; Mary Reeder, Had ingen, Tex.

Spring semeste r for Texas 6 was a very busy but rewardinl!l one. The new officers were elected in January

During febru ary the pledges were very active. They helped the Ft. Worth AJumn:;c Club in the Pi Phi Games Day. Bobbie Evan s, a Ft. W orth freshman , was given the best pledge a ard for the month of Janu ary

Nancy I-ligley, Dallas 5OphomofC, was chose n ;1.5 Pi Ph i repre· sentative for Best·Dressed to Glamollr M agn ine.

Duriog february Texas .4 was busy practicing for Greek Revue. All the work and practices were well rewarded when the Pi Beta Phi ·00 the third place trop hy.

Nancy Lewis, senior from Pan ama City, Fl a., and Teddy $cy. burn , junior from Patterson, La.J h2d lead parts in the T.C.U. ballet Les Chapeaux and Les Prelu es.

On J anuary 7, the chapter bad a Chapter Loyalty Dinner where scniors honored. Each wu given a and Alida Harris was chosen as the outstanding senior.

Texas .4 bas won many honors. Nancy Craddock was named sweethean of 6 t II , Business Erat ernity. Nancy l.offland and Sandy Martio, "'ere chosen to be members of 4> A 9, honorary History fraternity. Manhano Berry was appointed news editor of the T.C.U. paper. Lady Cecil was chosen to A A .4, freshm an honor society for women. She a lso had the highest scbola rship of the pledge francis Woltz was chosen best pledge of the year.

PI.£IX; ED: Nancy Boring, Mut Law, Kir kwood, M o. re·pledged at the same time.

Quanah ; Brooke Kelly, Ft. Worth; Helen Rattan, M cKioney, Ta ., w as BAnAM GLEW

N EW M EXI CO A LPHA-U NI VE RS ITY O F N EW M EX · I C O C h artered, Se p tem ber 11 , 1947 Pl ed ,e D av, February 26, 196 4 INITIA TED, M arc h I), 1964: Phyllis Glffman, Cheri Cramer, Jean Hawley, Ann Vioney, Albuquerque; Karen Abrah2ms, Ellen Oppenheim, Santa Fe; Kathy H oi man , Marilyn Ryde, Roswell; Elaioe Asbury, Pan3ma Canal Zone; Susie Cotter , Tabor, lO"'Na; Bonnie Darner. Ph oenix, Ariz.; Nancy Estd>, Eugene, Ore

The university began cdebrating its 7)th Anniversary on Febru· ary 2). A new entrance to the campus wu built for the occasion and the neW' education compla was dedicated. The coovocation was attended by the students, faculty, and guClts from maoy differ· ent universities.

The chapter house at New Ma ico A has t,,·o oew additions: 2 television given by the Albuquerque Mothers' Club and a new piano given by the Roswell Alumn:;c Club.

Pi Beta Phi is espeCially maud of two of their members: K athy Riley Ind Rob in R ead. Ka thy was accepted into n A 9. chosen as 1st runner·up for H omeco ming Queen, and elected to W ho's WhD in A,mtrlrllll ColI,&tS. Robin was also elected to Who's WhD.

Two of New Mexico A's initiates were selected as the to represent the university in the sta te Miss Wool contest. They arc: Cheri Cramer and Ellen Oppenheim.

Excitement IS rising on campus as Fiesta dra"'s nur. The chap ter is well represented again this year. Bonnie Walston is the chairman of fiesta and Pat Hamilton is the campus secretary. Connie Carrol. Gleodi M ooney, Ellen Oppenheim, and Kay Brown arc committee chairmen.

Panhelleni c held an AII ·Greek informal rush for second semester this yell. Robin Reid, presideot of Pan hellenic, was in charge of the new project. The "'omeo's fraternities helow chapter limitation ·ere helped to rush by the groups with chapter lIm itat ion. The rush was successful for its first year aod a few of the groups reached their limitation. Pi Beta Phi helped io every way possible. For the first time on th is campus, a retreat WIS held ou t of towo. The 196} plcdie dass, held a retreat in Red River Th e

retlut was most successlul for the pledgts, the five ac ti ves th at were taken along, and especially for the ski fans. It was a success because a deeper meaning of Pi Beta Phi wu found by all of th ost who attended.

PI.EDGED : Mary Louise K inne, Albuquerque. GII.F.TCUf.N K AY BROIIIIN

XI PROVINCE

".COLORADO ALPHA-U NIVERSITY OF COLORADO. Chartered, 1884 INITIATED March 8, 1964: Roberta Rubenstein, Silver City. N.M.; J anet dark, H unungdon, Pa.; Janet Murph y. Bonnie ) 0 Loss, Grecley; Margaret Kr istine Cox, Denver; Sue Thompson, Ft. Dodgc , Iowa; Susan K uhlmC')' , Evanst on , III.; K aye Dcitcmcycc, Boulder; Jud ith Karraker, Arvada; Dcni Schroeder, Bettc Williams, Phoen ix, Ariz.; Dona SpeZiale, Creve <:MU!, Mo .; Barrie H Olan, Andover, Mass .; Carol M cCain, H olloman AFB, N.M.; Ellen Hodgson, Carol Deffner. littleto n; Dorothy J uergens, Winnetka, 111.; J eanne M.rshall, Webster Groves, Mo.; Racheal Rudmose, Aunin, Tex.; Kathleen Canale, Harwood Heights, III.; Sheryl Tlensvold, Rushville, Ncb ; Sunn Berney. Bettendorf, Iowa: Jo Anne Smutney. Western Springs, III ; Cynthia Weaver, Santi An., Calif.; Judith Abup, J onnie Miller, San Marino, Calif.; Barbara Knowlton, St. Louis, Mo. ; J ill Greenamyer, M onrovia, Ca l if.; Carol Collup. Pac ific Palisades, Calif.; Helene Doutrick , La Canad., C.lif ; RonnOl': Freeman, Council Bluffs Iowa; Sue George , S.nta Barbua, Calif.; C laire Dorrier, Scottsville, Va.

A l ook into spring semener finds Colorado A busy with queens, honoraries, programs and social events.

Ginger La rson is currently campaigniog visorously lor president of the As socia ted Women Students. Also in the runnina is Bert ie Rubenstein for junior senato r of A WS EverYbody is crossing her fingefS (or these two to win the elections.

Tappings by various honoraries still find Pi Bet a Phi in the spot· light. Castle Belles, the Army ROTC honour)' {or wo men, recenth tapped Caro l J ohnson and Pam Kems for membership.

Vicki Craig .nd Bertie Rubenstein were recently upped for membership into A A .0., an honorary (or those students who have a 3.' average or above.

M o rtar Bo.rd a senior women's h onorary, whose membership is based upon both grades and activities, recently tapped Ginger Larson and Virginia Woodhall for membership.

ulorado A is also very p roud of Barbara Garnett who was chosen militarr ball queen. Congratulations also go to Sharyn Helms, a military ball qUC'en finalist.

Pam Kerns was brst runner UP for Winter Carniva l QUC'en and her Pi Beta Phi sisters Wefe thrilled with Pam's achievement.

Colorado A had the plusure of hostening Mrs. K yle, National Director of Programs, and her p resence was both delightful and inspiring to everyone.

T he cb apter recently held iu annual M on mouth Dun with K R r at the Pinehurst Countt)' Club This formal is the social highlight of the year and this year was nn exception.

Sue Shellabarger's hard work was well worth her effort as dis· played by her dancJng ab ili t y in the annual concert presented by Orcbesis, the modern dance hono rary.

Sherry Ginn has been both busy and enthusiastic in her new office as pres ident of Pan hellen ic. Congratulations go to her lor this honor, SUZANNE CUaTIS

•••COLORADO BETA-UN I VE RS I TY OF DENVER. Ch.rtered, 1 88'_ Pledj:e Day. February 10, 1964. INITIATED, Feb· ruary 9, 1964: J udith GInner, H olly Hart, Denver; Kate Austin, Berkeley, Cali!.; Gene Brown, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Caren Coffm:an, Rapid City, S.D.; Linda Dec, Amarillo! Tex.: Linda Hamm, Pekin, 111.; Nancy Kellogg, Grand JunctIon, Colo .; Irene K io&, Montrose, Colo.; Pinky Lawrence, S.n Francisco, Calif.; Toni Midgley, Los All8des, Calif. ; Nikki Nixon, Omaha Neb. Winter quarter, Colorado B has once again made a name for itself here .t Denver l/mvetsity, They have just recently enlarged their quota .mong the little Sisters of Minerv. by seven out of the ten chosen. The chosen arc as {ollows: Susan Bo""man, Al ice Duocan, Linda H.mm, Nancy Kellogg, Pinky Lawrence, .nd K atby Thomas. Priscilla S an,.ilIe, a current member o{ the little Sisten of Minerv. has been nominated by t A E as th eir candidate for their Founders' Day QuC'en. Al ong with these bono rs, we are join · ing S.A.E. in the M ay Pair activities, in which J udie KillS will represent Pi Beta Pbi May Day Chaizman fo r the house.

Ouuide of inter·lraternuy panlClpation many Pi Beta Ph is have siven their time diligently tn a variety of activities on the Denver Cl.fflpuJ. On the political side Marty Bobbitt. Caren Coffman, Linda Dec, Bonni Fisher, Nancy Kellogg, .nd Nikki Nixon have just been elected to Board of G overnors. They will have a busy next term since Pamela Hatfield just finished helping to revise the Board of Governors conSlltution.

At the time the last letter {or the ANDIlI was being compiled , Colorado B WIS lookiO& forward to the Associated Women's W«k festivities and the results of the elections lor the year of 1964, IS well as itins to S« wbo the recip ients of several awards would be. Barb.r. Poppe "" as elected to the A .W.S. Legislative Council IS Art 's .nd ScIence representative. Dan. C.nat.sey, once asain, brought hono r to w by being cbosen most Outstanding Senior Wormn by the American .Associ.tion of Univenity Women. P.t H.rrison, an .ctive pew pledge. also honored us at the A.W .S. banquet by receivins the award for the most particip.tina: member in Hilltop Hall.

Two of our memben bave been elected to bonoraties; Dana Caoatsey, r M, .nd J udie Gluner, A A .0., sophomore women's honorary.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Lynn Bilek c.n be seen in ber filth lead in the University of Denver theatre department, as she plays SJ"/li,,, BtlZuty. Next quarter she will continue to briog no teriety in her field at D.U. by playing Blanca m the llltnm g 01 The Sh"w.

On February 14, Colorldo B celebrated its seventy·ninth an · niversary as the SOlori t y on the University of Denver cam · J'lus. I n hono r of its founding we presented the play I.C Snrosis. ;lnd a glance back into the bistory of Colorado B. This program exceptionally In that MfS. Stanley K yle. Dlfecrnr of Programs, was able tn participate in ou r celebration.

Th e future l ooks bright for us in that several of OU f girls will be parti c ipating on M ay Day's Central nex t quaner ' Joni Bu s h, Alice Duncan, Bonni fisher, J eanne Nibley, and barbara Poppe.

PLEDCED : K:,ithy Bricker, Denver; Dotty Frank, Morton, III.: Barbara Guy, Rolling H ills , Calif.; Pu Harrison , Lansing, M ich.: Kathy Naitove, Hewlett, N.Y.; Pa t ty Strubinger, S t. Louis, M o.: Kathy Th omas, Osceola Mill s, Pa KAREN HIIEI.s IG

···COLORADO GAMMA-COLORAOO STATE UN I VER· S I TY. Chartered: Sept.mbu 8 , 19'4. I NITIAT£D: J an uary n, 1964: Marth. Gehr, Leslie Raymond Linda Sicgfned, J eanne W.rne r, Denver; j udY Burns, Ft. ColilOs; Lana Miller, loveland ; Carolyn H odg es, ulesburg: Pat Pond, A urora; Janice K en nedy, Susan Betts, Co l orado Springs; Ellen Ewing, Lrod a loose. A I· buquerque. N.M'·I Marilyn B row n, Cheyenne. Wyo.; J oan T ripps, Los Angeles, Ca if.; Susan Peterson, Palo Alto, Calif.; leslie Smith, Atherton , Calif.; Susan H amborg, Des Moines, Iowa; K aren Clu te, Williamsport, Pa.; I.nct Hens ley, Peoria, III.; Susan Isham , Arlington Heights, 111. ; A icc Eames, Chicago, 11 1.; N.ner Prugel, J o Add a h Johnson, SonoJrl, Tex.; Ann Stuart Walworth, Wauwatosa, Wis.

Winter quarter at Colnrado r was highlighted by th e all ·schoo l elections. Pat Tobin was elected 2nd vice presiden t, K aty Welsh was elected secrclary, and Gail Manasil was elected representative frnm Science and Arts Council. The new A WS President is Ginny K irk. Carol Wakefield is the new AWS chairm.n o f communiCi' tions. Finalists {or Min SH." SPru(t (the e.S.U. yearbook) arc Georgia Porte r and Pat Tobin. A A .0. will soon ini t iate K aren Clute.

Colorado r placed 2nd in H esperia Sio&, the .nnua l songfest sponsored by the junior honorary, H esperia. Bonnie SimonSOQ was elected into the hono rary for engineers. Carol Booth, Helen Quin lan , Dotty D otts , Pat Tnb in, and Sandy Stevenson wefe sel ected fo r WhD', WhD i" Amrf/(tm CoJ/rgl 4"d U"i"",i,i". One of o ur new initiates, Ellen EWlOg, will represen t e.S.U in the BestDressed Co·ed content sponsored by Glam OIlr }.f4ga%;"" Little Sisters of M inef'Va extended bids to Susan Isham, Pat Pond, J ane Dosch, Susan Hamborg, and leslie Raymond. Phi Delphia inVIted Janice Kennedy to become. member. B,u8llllA CanoN

WYOMI NG ALPHA-UN I VE RSITY OP WY OMI NG, Chartered, 19 1 0. P1ed lile Day, Sept. 21, 1 963. IN IT IATED, March 8. 1964 : Nancy Budd, Big Piney; M iChelle McGee, Casper; Suo zanne Armstrong, Diana Wake, Cheyenne; Pamela Smi th , lander; Helen Au.&sbacb, Mary Payne, Darlene TiPJ)CtS , Laramie; Matianne Blasko, Rock Sprin&:s; J anet Stratton, Rawlins; Marilyn Ferris, SiDclair; Susan ferguson, Wolf; J ill Pier, Belvidere, S.D.; K aren larson, B illings , Mont.; lauren Williams, Rapid City, S.D.: Sudie Tigert, Soda Sprmgs, Ida ho.

Wyom ing A has received many honors this ye.r and has taken a part in campus .ctivities. Chosen lor departmental honoraries were: J anice Seivert, Kay Srurholm, and Alison Tyler, <&> r N, commelce; Ahsvn is trainer; Anne Siren, 1: I , languqe and T B t, music; Susie Trn1Ve , K .A n, educ. tion; Nancy Gu thr ie, Susan Larson. JoAnn Simmons, K ay Stu rholm , A nne Siren, and J anyce Thomas, IT Il E, journalism; and J anet Lowry, N T n, nursiO&,

Members in Spurs are Margaret Clute, Stephanie Cobb, and Pam Thompson. Chio::es chose Adele Hemk, Jo Ann Simmons and Susie Trowe; J oAnn IS president. Susan Larson and Anne Siren repre· sent Pi Beta Ph i in M orta r Board. Nancy Guthr ie .nd Jo A nn Simmons are members of Iron Skull, junior coeducational hon nr· ary Susan larson was selected for Wh D' , Wh D i" Amtrh." CDJI'.tI ""d URlIf",iti'l with Anne Siren receiving honorab le men· tinn. Anne IS also Wyomioa A 's nominee fo r the Amy Burnham Onken Awud

Members of t A E, little Sisters of Minerva t arc Mi ckey Kelly and Beth Verstynen; Beth is scrvin&: as presiaent, Pi Beta Phis in t N S ect:hearu arc. J an Falkingham, J an K lepinger, Sb.ron Reed, Shen Shwen, and Ju dy Vaa Buskirk; Judy is vice president Representins the chapter in Air Fnrce Angels lIe H elen Bisbop, Reita Eberbart, Darlene Tippets. Susie Trowe, .nd D i.n Wake, Sc.rviO& as Army CorpctteS arc B.th.ra Clark, lind. Moore. M&IJ Payne, Muty Simpson, Bobbye Thatcher, and Kathy Thompson. Susie Trowe is serving her second )'C' l IS a UW Pcpstet. Penny Smith and Mat) Thomas represent Pi Beta Phi on Junior Pan · hellenic, Penny as vice.. president, .nd M uy as secretary. Colleen Bruns rt:presents the Collece ot Commerce on UW's Student Senate and Nancy Fair IS WAA's reprcscntati,.e to AWS.

Pi Bets Phis took an actin part in UW's annual inID car· nival with Helen Bishop reigning as 1st atteM.nt to the Snow Queen. At the t X Sweetheart Ball, Kaye Hufsmith was an attendant to the Swtttheart o f t X. J oAnn Simmons rei&ncd IS Belle of the Powder River Ball, an annual all·school estern dance. Susan Ferlu.tOn, Stephanie Cobb, and Muty Simpson represented US well in the local best dressed contest. Strphanie as one of

the tos! ten 6111.100 and Mart)' was named the best dressed coed on campus, and ber pictures will be enterfil. in the national best dressed co ntest.

AoELI! H EINl(

'UTAH ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF UTA H. ChlrCtred, 1929. INITlATIlD, February 9, 1964 : K athy Bernstrom. Jean ie &renave, Jo Burton, judy Burton, Sharon Christensen, RosellUI)' Conover, tliubctb Creer. Mary H oaaland, OiaDC Ma lOn, NaDCttc Roberts , Laraine Seaal. Christi Skidmore, Kris Snyder Diane SumlDCrhays , Salt Lake Cit)'; Carolyn Cornia. uyton; Ma ude Everton. Bount iful; Gran Sina l.atsen, O,deD ' Anne: Mud ius. Mclean Va .; ludy Su tton, Las yqu. Nev.; barbara Yerrin,:lon, San Glibriel, C.llf. Winter qu.artu rOught m.any honors to Utah A , t A E named Mar ia n Brennm, .Marguet Anne MUrPhy Slindra ScartezlDa .nd K.thi Welch to Liltle Sisters of M inerv•. A new lIddition for the Air Force Ansel Flight is Penny Heal. A A .:1 invited j D Burto n, Ro s.emary Conover, judy Sutton and Barbar.a Yerrington to H.II n thi s scho lutic bonorary

Addfil. to the list of "mpus queens .In Sally Smith, Circle K Queen, Wendy Woodbury , Rosebud of .:1 t n Business ftatermty. and Mar.aret Muon, I A E Violet Queen attendant. /u in the put, Uuh A is well represenled on the university .ki tum with K.tthi Er ickson who i. publicity chairma n and Mar y j o Muro. le(retlf)' of the organization In the Women ' s Recru· tion Association. Utah A won the overall participuion trophy and the swi.mmin,: meet and placed KCond in tbe vo lleyball tourna · menl.

/u acme Pi Beta PhiS hauled in snow from the mountains fo r sculpturina at the Snow Carni.... l. others went to thc ski slopes to win the soow shoe: nent and place th ird in the ski meet

On Fcbruary 10 Utah A held a Va lent ine dinner for all fello"", pinned or el1f;aged to girls in the house , On Valen t ine's Day the fall quarter pledge class dcliverfil. cookies to all the fratcrnitles

IOn February 21, dressed u characters from Chaucer, Uuh A Joined with K K r for the Monmouth Duo at th e Old Mill , a place reminiscent of a medieval cutle with a dance h all and ove r· lookin8 balcOnies.

NeIl qu.arler ""'e are lookin,: fo rward t o " U" Days, and Song Pest M..uILYN FU NK

M ONTANA ALPHA-MONTANA STATE COL LEG E. Char· cered, Scptembu 30. 1921. INITIATED, Februul' 23 , 1964: Kath · leen Chambers, Salt Lake City. Utah; Paula Criuey, livinl sto n ; Shari oiddy, Olympil , WISh .; Gloria o irllo, Patty M.affit. Grut PaUs: CaUie Goodbar, Chester; Greta Gustafson, Simms; j eri Keye Huffm .n, Helena; Kitty Keeton, P aulette Moore, Ginny Sikoni., Boleman; j oan LaRue, J udy O ' Donnell. Billings ; Edith Ann Ols on , Absarokoe:; Pauidl K Peterson. Los Angeles, Calif.; Jane Sig · mund, Knltlaod , Wuh,; Denice Vielleux, Fort Benlon.

Pi Beta Phis will work actively in student government this yur with Sharon Smith IS Student Sen ue S« ret.ary Newly eI«tfil. & soc iated Women's Students offi cers include: jo Ann uda, second vice·president; Lois Lohr, recording sec retuy; and Eva Spain, Histo rian.

At the AWS junior·senior banquet, Car ol Tayl o r " 'as honored by receiv ing a Harr ison Award for outstanding unrecogn ized service Mary Thibllude:a u U r«en d y elected president of Hapner Hall, women', dormitory.

Co ·chairman of Religi ous Emph asis Week " ,ill be Sharon Smith, while Edilh Ann Ol so n is chai rman of Women ' s Day 1964.

The members of Women 's Athlet ic Associa tio n el ected Etta Webb, Shlron Smith, Myrna Shepherd. Ind Peggy W in n to serve IS offi · cers of VlrlOUS .activities of the o rganizati on fo r the coming yur, M ont.ana A wu honored by the selection of j udy O ' D onnell and Marion McKay to A A 6 , frosh " ho lIStic hono rary judy Lohr ""ill help comp rise the select group of voc.al islS, M S.C.'. Montanans.

Etu Webb, Sandra Barnhart , and Helen K ramer were selected to membership to the Gold and Silver Basketball tum in Women ' s Athlet ic /usociation.

Greta Gustafson reigned over the ski winter carnivlli of which Pi Beta Phi abo wo n first plsce on Snow Sculpture , and first plsce in womeo's ski rues.

Other roralty chosen t his yur a re : Sherri W.adsworth, A X A Crescent GIrl; judy Lobr, M iu Bozeman Centennial Queen ; Peggy Urban itch. lint runner up Best Dressed Girl o n (.ampus ; M.ary Thibluduu, fint runner·up Great Falls Centennial Queen & Peggy H offm an, • I K Moonlight Girl, Jo ANN CAD"

OMICRON PROVINCE

"'W ASHINGTON A LPHA-UN I VE RS I TY OF WASH I NG· TON Charte"d J an u ary , 1907.

Winler quarter hu proved t o be a very actl\'e t ime for Wash · insto n A. Pint off, the plcdle class 8ave a reCiprocity d.ance for the act ives. It wu Bar Nothin' and a rocki n ' load time. The ac· tives thought th is .,.,. a wonderful wly for the pledges to uy thank you, since they had put on a bake sale to earn monCJ to li'e the dan ce.

The annual flculty dinner p roved to be: an enlightening event lor tho se Pi Beta Phis who invi ted professors to the house. It was an opportunity for the girls and the professors to aet to know each on an informal basis. Later this quarter, Pi Beta Phi showfil. their political .bilities Jan H oeller was el«ted KCond .,ice president of the Associated \Wo men ' s Students, 'Wbicb also puts her on tbe student 80nromcnt

Board of Conllol. The: chspter is also workina: on the Campw; Mock Pol iti cal Connntion with • 6 O. Thirty si% ddea.ta from o ur two houses will d o ruearch on iuues, aoo actively ClmJ)ai&n for Governo r Romn" as we are representins Michi, an. StiU on a political vein but a more internation.al aspect, Vicki Rynd and M.arilee Hopkins were sel«ted lIS 1""0 of fourteen dele· jj:ates to represent the University 01 Wuhin,:ton at the Far Eut Model United Nations Al so, iC'Veral Pi Bct.a Phu are members o f ddea.aUons to the Campus M odel United Nations Cou rtney Soule, CiCi Dobbins. and Lind.a H opk in. lie coun· t ries hile Linda IS also in (.h.ar&e o f fCIIelifch

linda also ut ilized he r In tcrC$( In mtematl orul afhns Jnd her danCing ability by lcarmng lind performla,; an Anb dllnce for t he In te rna t ioru l Show.

The Pi Beta Phis hllVe also ioinfil. with the armed scfYice IIIruups. Vic-It! Rynd. NIDI Tra DndJ. Judi Buck , and C hene: Culvtr· well were chosen for Angel Wings ; while Claudia Moyer Kathy Gil/ mer, Jean Barime, Ind Dorothy Oak ley were tapped for Army Co«l •.

Several Pi Ph is have held pesi tio ns of major importllnce on ClI mpus this quaner .Iso Fun W.Itson is the Panhellem c rep · rese ntatlve 10 the Bo.Ird o f Control ,,'hile Nina Tr.apnelJ and Sherry arc memM of J unior Panhellenic. Judy Hai, was (hos.en u chauman o f the A WS Cultural Pro,rams Arca (.In espccia ll, great honor fOI a freshman , )lInd Krist in J ohnsen is on the Unl ' verslty's Pl oMr am Panel.

The exci tlOA queen c,?n tes t o f the quarter was ca ptured by Kru Wallm. Her blo nde hllu. blue eyes and Hawaiian ta n WOD the he.artJ of t X Ind now she is thel! Jwet1.hu rt

Collttn Rotchfo rd has held m.any posit ions of responsib ility th roughou t the quart er. She wu clectc-d IS vice president o f K • honoraf)', and Wa) a lso in chuge of the candy sale for tbe W · Key, sophomore women 's honour)', Colleen " 'as also chosen to be the o fficial musician fo r this summer ' s Pi Deta Phi Convention.

AII Ind all It has a fun time fo r Pi Ikt.a Phis yet still WIth an eye on the studies, and toward summer plan, Many girls are loo king forward to a summer in Europe or for a year of study there K aren O ' Rourke Chan; Melcher, lind Vicki Rynd plan to In ,France. Cherie Cu lver,,'ell is goiOl to Spain, Pam Mln,ini Will be In luly, Ind Sus ie H orsfield .Iso plans .a trip abroa d. An exci llOl summer is lIlso in store fo r N.ancy Gordon and Christie Stiles who arc pltnning trips east to work at the New Yo rk World 's Fa Ir , li nd for J l."l n Darline .and Mel inda lyle ho will be in H awaii.

NANCY RItYNOWS

'''WASHING TON B ETA-WAS HINGTON STAT E U NI. VERS ITY. Chartu..d , Jul" 1912 . Pled,e DIY, Febru.r y 14 , 196,4 INITIATI!:D March I), 19,M: Mary Bclv.ail, Spokane; Ardis H u m8, Wenal chee ; Lyndal Keith, Sandra Scaman Yak ima' Iri ci a Kennedy ,. Portland •. qre.; eh erf)' Leonard, Seattle; KIY Mud, Selah; Ann Sleven:, Cmllne Smith. Everett; Cindy Smilh, bnoster.; j oy Underwood, Stephanie Vaupcll Tlcoma; Wagner, Kent ; S.aura , Finla nd . Sprmg semester began with a wbirl of activit ies for Washinstoo B

After., busJ' Ind highly successful midyear rush week. the Pi PhiS their to campus politics, red Ind white, the PI Beta PhiS dem onstrated fo r their candidates in t he sp ring political caucus.

j an Moodie was chosen 10 represent her party IS a candidate for Scni,! r Woman In addition, Linda Carlson was llso s.el«ttd as a candida te for the posItion o f jumor Wom an on the Unlverslty's Board of Conu ol.

Pi Beta Ph i in Associated W omen Students ' o rgan · lutlons, Ire Cherry Leonard and jud y j ohnson. CherrJ was chosen as a member of !he Wo mens ' Day committee ,lind )u y as nomi · nated as I clndldate for Seni or Greek Sen.ator on the Associ ated Women,' Executive Council. '

Ann Nicholson was elected vice president o( the University', Fashion Boud, Ind J udy Allen WIS selected as a member o f the Sophomore Clau Encut ive Council.

All in .all, Sprine 1964, promises to be husier than ever be fore fo r WlShinston B

PUDGED, February 14 , 1964: }Jnice Erdman Jo yce Erdman , V ancou't'er ; Diane Mille r. Redlands. C.l if.· Linda Ohl ing Salem Ore .; j.ane: Spiller. Spokane ' " A NN NI CHOLSON

WASHINGTON GAMMA MISSING

''' OR EGON ALPHA - UNIVERSITY OF OR EG ON, Char· tl rld. OcI obu 21, 19U. INITIATED, january 24, 19M : Pamell lones, SUSlll Huffschmidt, Melinda Hand, Portland; SaUy Wil· iams, Susan WilJiams, Milwlukie; Den ice Ward , Salem; Nancy Greenfield, Ros.ebura; Smith, Vivian SU.aus , Euaene; Judy H oski ns, Suaone Booner, P iedmont. Calif.; Suu.n Po llaaek, Ounda Calif.; Cynthia Matthe..... Sieua Madre. Calif.; V icki Freder icks' Newport Beach, Calif : Sheri Guircy, Phoenix. Ariz ' The bighli&ht of this term a t Orelon A was Dad ' s Weekend held on February 1·2. At the annual Pathu·oau&bter dinner each ,irl prestnted her father with a homemade barbcQue apron bi ch WIS then modeled (or the giti. mucb to everyone's delight. After dinner fathers and da\l&htct1 joined voices in routin& for the Georgia buketball team.

Janet Fowler was recently named n K A District Drum Girl at their IDnual conclave held in E\l&ene and Donna j ohnlOn has been named Little Colonel princess. Three freshmen. Susie Huff·

schmidt, Wcbtr and Melinda Hand were tapped for Ansel Fli,hl.

Interfraternity activitin have: included an A • e:xchJll8c dinner on January }O whert half of each house !lIt dltlncr at the other house and a surprlsc brrakflJI by Ben.

Ski cnlhusiuls found a chance to tty the whcn Bend, Oregon. hosted the Innual Winter Carnival in February, kiil18 was reported excellent and a good lime ""as had by all.

As for srades, Oregon A was happy to lind luclf lihh among campus li"in, organizations.

MAllY F.1oE1t

OREGON 8 ETA-Q REGON STAT E COL L EGE. Chart lu.d, 191 7. Pl edal! D ay. Milch 2, 1964. INITIATED, January n 1964: Su:tannc Ducc, Greenough, M ont.: Patricia H ammond, Victona J us t ICe, 81rbara Bowiin&. Susan Gardner, M e:ftie: Meyer, Pcnny Murgan. J oanne NIchols, Portland!' Robin Bauer, Whittier, Calif.; Helen Heringer, Clarksburll, Cali.; Mary Jean Heu ig, Klamath Fall s; Mary J ohruo"!. Salem; Nancy ,\ Iarggi, H illsooro; Carol Munroe. New Westminster, B.(" Canada; Anne Okerstrom. Kelso, Wash.; Kay O l ive r. John DlY; Sally Sue Woodard, Tacoma, Wash, There were seve ral banquets Ihis le rm. At our sc ho larship ban· quet for th.e recogniti on of the girls with to p grades, sc rolls were given to girls .,,.jth a .nd ove r while t he remainins girls Ie · ceived dunce caps. A speCial banquet "'as held in honor of our viSlllng provi nce president, Mrs Fincb. Mr. Nelson, our ac· coun l";!.nl, was thanked formally al a banquet in his honor.

Our house dan ce, The Night of the NOlable Noodle was spon· so red by Ihe sophomore class. A li\e band and long paper noodles c re,ille d ils unique but fun atmosphere ,

Our pledge cbS! surprise<! t he house " ' jlh their waU:·in on Valenline's Day followed by a cooky shine Ihat evenins.

Guls sl«Plfli: on Ihe ft <M? r. under the piano, and everywhere else dl!nng Dad 's W«kend IhlS year because o ur sl«ping porch .:and thud floor 'ere donated to our dads. f ollo ·ing the game, tbe J:lds ere enterU,lned wltb class skits. Each daughter presented her dad with a PI Phi tee shirt.

Early one Sunday mOln iOJt K A 8 was surprised to see their kllchen swarmina: with Pi Beta Phis. We served them pancakes and sang songs together On the campus. Pi Bela Phis are secn in various activities and honorarics. Meftie Meyer and Penny M organ arc membert of the Roo k Rally. Suzi Duce WI! selected as a Beaver Belk, a welcom· ing commiuee fo r Visiting teams. Sandra Potampa was recently elected vice president o f O.S.U .'s Women 's Recreation Association. She was also t apped into FAr- l ACS, Friday Afternoon Meeting and Chowder Society. Tammy YOUf18 and Carol Munroe ·ere tapped by A A 6. honorary for f reshmen '<"ilh a grade point aver· of 3,) or beUer. CafOhn Bo wles became a member of A K :t. the pharmacy honorary.

PI.BDGEI) ; Toni Kerr, Rosebu rg: Barbara H olstein, Portland PATRICIA HAY

OR EGON GAMMA- WILLAMETTE UN I VERS I TY C h.r ,e,..d, J une 3 , 1944. I NITIATW , M arch I, 1964: J ulie Branford. Judi Brecht. Lovina Crooks. Nancy Hall, Vi cki Keranen, Mitchell. Linda Naylor, Dorinda Oliver. Wear Portland ' Andrea Bristol. McMinnville!' Nina Crothers, Sue Gleckler Salem; Barbara Diane H oss, (orval is; Peggy Ostendorf Pasadena ' J udy Skorpcn, Bend; J oan Slinehm. Los Angeles,' , Ocspite wet leel and legs, products of a typical OregOn winter. and hasty dashes to dasses, tbe members of Oregon r forged on with much enthusiasm tiding on the points of the ir anows. Rewarded for their efforts of months of dil i,ent learning were freshmen Bonnie M itchell, Nancy Hall , Diane H05S, and Linda Naylor, tapped for A A .4, Study conditions in our new house help to make sitting down with a book a real Pi Beta Phi has belped stimulate campus intellectual endeavols by h0511ng frequent .seminars on current events and in · ternational relations for inlcrHled studenu and faculty. We have .:also enjoyed having members of faculty and visitina campus speakers as our guests for dinner and informal discuuion. Our Increased commumcation " ' Ith the hculty is something which we are all findlllB very acillng snd st imulating.

Several of ou r members, Cheryl Bobannon. Linda Ca thy Att elbull' and Donna Kemp. participated in a wOlk ·camp· prOject at the White Swan Jnd ia n Reservatio n in Yakima. Wash dUritIS sp ring vacation. 1 ht purpose of the camp is to work with 'he Indians in theu various community projects in hopes of arriving at understanding. This is the first year Willamette has sponsored such a project and there are hopes that its success ' .11 encourage the or k·camp as an annual project.

Sue Meeker. Cindy J anes. Andrea Bristol, Marilyn Viken, Sue Gleckler and Levi Crooks traveled with the University (hair to Idaho for ten dan of musical appreciation "'ith our hospitable eastern neighbors, The tour followed by ",'0 w«ks the most bl,h. spiflled. musical eek on the Williamette campus-Freshman GI«! GI«n IS a much·lo.,ed tradition " ' hleb matches clus a,ainst clau in SOfl& wriling. fonDa t lon marching and performance com· petition. Zealously eyeins the 1st place bmner, classes took turns sneaking out of the house at ) A M. for lOp secret rehearsals. Serenades are a ycry importaot feature of after-hours life 00 our campus in fact. they re the only after·bour life on our campus. and thi S ,nter " ' e " ' ere honored ith many, includul,g a vell' spcciJI one by au! atJ"cmcly ulented houseboYS.

Tbe AWS Carm.,al, a cbariry eveot for the .American Cancer Society as th is yur under tbe leadership of Laurie Hall. A ndru Bristol and Marad« Oliver a.e aha representing us in AWS ac· ti'l' ities IS 2nd .,ice president and respecti.,e1y. Other Pi Beta Phis with newly elected campus responsibilities in·

dude. Elinor Lindq uis t, sophomore clan secretary, Cindy J Jnes, JUnior clan vice presideD!, and Cathy Vielhauer, senior class sec· ,cUr)'. Heather Bernie and V icki Keranen " 'ere In final competilio n for Best Dressed Girl on Campus, in a contest spon5oled by Gillmolir AI.,&.,zmt.

Deferred rush is now scheduled to begin next yelf, so we will be able ' a have no fOlmal rush until February, 196), Though we'll miSS haVing new freshman laces in the fall. the present member · ship JUSI can' l help but be imbued with many jnspualions for Ihe months to come.

MAAILYN

'O REGON D ELT A- PORTLAND STATE CO LL EGE. Ch.r· lered, December 3, 1960 Pled" Day, February 26 1964. INITlA'IRO, February 9 1964; Claudine Shumate,!., Milw aukie 6 has been especially bl,lsy this year Desides all of our usual actiVities, \O,e have participated in a Panhellenic efforl for greater fUlernal unity Each sorOll1)' has held an open house with all the Other sororities invited. It was loads of fun and ""e all made many new friends, winter term we held formal rush. As always. it was ex ci ting and we were kept busy milking name ta gs. and practicing songs, and skits. We tr ied a new theme for preference night that was very eRective. The day afte r rush, we had a squeal night and " 'elcomed our new pledges wi th a pizza party at the apartment. Rush was deferred because of difficulties with school adminislration. The Orcaon .4 Chapter of Pi Beta Phi is now in· dependen t of Portland State College. We still offer ou r ser.,ices to the collefi:e if they need oUf help ,in anr way. We arc in the process of organiZing a Panhellemc, which will take CIre of the adminls· trative details the college used to handle. We wish at this t ime to thank all of the Portland alumnae who gave so willingly of th eir time and advice. We also want to thank all of the Pi Beta Ph u for their in terest and ,oad jshes.

Several beauty qu«ns chOllen ftom Pi Beta Phi this yeu Pat Danford was the queen or the Christmas Formal, elected by all of the couples at the dance. We " 'ere all pr oud of her K :t, falling head over heels for the Pi Beta Phi charm, chose Sally Sagar to be their s"'eetheart , and Barbie Chambers and Sharla Miller to be on her court.

Additional leadership was demonstrated in service and Kholaf' ship, Allene Matson is the treasurer of AWS (Associated Women and Pat Peters as former AWS president, modeled '" their fashion sho to welcome freshmen. J OY Mutin and Ba rbie Chambers seve ral committees for A \'qS. The math honora ry IT Ai E, tapped Sally Rosenberg and Pat Pet e rs to become members' and Bel' K lngwdl II secreU ry of the Festival of Arts , ' \Y/e are very proud of Portland State's victories in sporu. The Vikings took first place in t heir football conference, and second place in the basketball league. To cheer them on were Barbie (hamben and Sally Sagar, members of the fOotball and basketball rally squad , As a group Oregon 0. was in charge of adverti sing the successful Pa nhellenic Pajama Dance held every year at Thanksgiving vaca· tion This affair 15 vel)' ell attended with all the Orego n schools invited. The anoual Winter Carnival at Bend sponsored by Port· land State also .lIo s Pi Phi's to get logether for a of fun and skiing.

PL£DGED : J oyce Cherney, J ohanna Libkc, Kathleen Olsen, Doris RademaCher, Portland.

SALLY SA(;1I1

- IDAHO ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Chartered, 1923.

Aller a mooth of dili&ent studying and a rou,h final " eek. Id aho A members .:and pledgcs are beginning to s"' ing into spring. February 14 the pled,es shocked to ., ake up and find the ir house or k done. They also found candy and cookies on their dressers with a note from cupid. That evening a cup id capers was perfor,rned which revealed each to her respective pledge.

Sprmg reveals more than CUPids. A group of MOKOW hillbillies forced their entrance intI:! the chapter house one evenins to Sins and entertam. It wu discovered that they " 'ere really friendly alumnz,

Other house activities include an CJ:chanse with Farmhou.sc. Settlement School and H olt House firesides , th e ,w«tileut dinner and a can can for Campus Chest. '

I.ndividua l by .A ,members include: Jack ie Smith. \'(/omen s Recreation Assoclltlon vice president· Jan l Gnd· scby, secretary of Pre.Orcbesis; and Judy Mustard. 'co-chairman of the Student Uni on H ospit ality Committee. J udy has also been given the job of freshman class secretary·treasurer.

Tapped for Helld lve rs. the s "'mun ing honorary. are Camdb Good and J an Headrick. J oan Rumpcltes was tapped for <II K <II and Jackie Smith for I Club, the P E honorary. Nancy Grubb is a candidate for A .U.S. 1. Board. and Mary Hubbard is the new Home Economia Club secretary.

Janice Cruzen has been chORn Swcrthcart of I X and Judy WelsscnBuh is a finalist for A X A Crescent Girl.

Jdaho A is looking fora'ard to l visit from M rt. W. H Finch, Omicron Province President, sm,ing with the 4> r 6 in SOng fest and a sf'ling filled "'ith activities and accomplishments. JIINfiT Ou

PI PROVINCE

CALIFORNIA BETA-UNIVERS ITY OF CALIFORN I A. Chartered, 1900. Pledae OIlY.!. Scplember 14, 1963. INITIATED februall' 29, 1964: Karen UaUl Piedmont; Elizabeth CllSt: Melynda Ra,an, Berkdey ; Dapbne Bud&e, Scottsdale. Anz.; Ann

Dey, Virginia Dolao, Sa o P rancQco; Lisbeth Frroch, Kentfield; Candy Gillmor, Alherton; Carolyn Pard« Paci6c Palisades : Suun Peck , Los Al1iclts; Lynn Seawell. Sacramento; Robyn Swafford. Portu,gutSC fknd: Jennifer Wrisht. San Marino; Sally Yar brough, Encino; Ton; z.cbe:r. OalcJand

Back on camru.s for tbe spring semester. the numbtrs of California B, .fln a hectic tck of registration and emollment in c1uStS, rtttived many honors fot campus activities. Maurten Doughty, Jean Blair, and Mdynda Ragan ere selected as nleW Oski Dolls, the o fficial hostesses for the universit,-. Vickie Graham. a sophomore wbo has been in the organizatlOn for a year, was one of the teo girls hddover for another yur of service. Daphne Budge , president 01 th is fall's pledge clan, was initiated into Panile, tM sophomore women's honorary society, on March 4. Bttsy Bright has been sel/!'Cted as one of the outstanding stnior women.

Carolyn Pardee w2S tapped for the D aUJ1;hte rs of Diana, the women's auxilialY group fne T K E. and Maur«n Duffy, Pam Harvey, Talie Bigelow. and Tudie McCook were tapped for Ph i· delpbians. the aUJ;iliary for 4> 6 9: Meg Olsen was also hono red to ,oin the l ittle sister group of ." K 1:.

1niti ti on for spring semester was held on February 29. The Berke ley Club ,lCa\'e a banquet for the entire chap ter fol · lo 'ing the ceremonies at Ihe Claremont Country Club. At that timt', the schollrship awards for Ihe fall semesler were gi ven out.

The social hi,hlights of this semester have included the f as hion sponsored by the M o ther s' Club on Mar ch 10. the Fathl: rO u,ll:hter banquet given on Apr i l 18. and the pledge party ,iven by the pledgts for the enure house. We have had exchange parties ith ." 4 9. t1>!: K. and X"'.

Next wtek we ;ICe looking forward to the Founders' Day Dinner being given in San Francisco by the San Fran c isco Alumn;e Club. Other evenu to be held in the future are the Lt'gacy Dinner on April and the spring formal on May 22.

There wele (our evenings sct &Sidl: for scholarship dinncrs sponso red by the members of each The seniors had Dr. Rappaport, a proftssor for Amencan history, and the sophomores had Or Sheriffs. a dean of student affairs and a professor in psychology, as their guc:5t speaken.

The members of California B are looking forward 10 the many enioyable end of the year activities wh ich will bring the spring strnester to a clost.

NATALIE BIGELOW

• "CALJFOR N J A G AMMA -UNIV E RSI T Y OF S OUTH E RN C ALIFORNIA C h a rr e f1! d, Jul y 27, 19 1 7 P led ge D ay, S e pt embe r 19 , 1 9 6 3. I NITIATED. February 29. 1964: J eralyn Badgl ey, Laurie Loveton, Robin Sch l uter, Sharon Walters. Mary Klaus. 1.05 Angeles; Mary Barbte. Sharon Kemmer, I.ong Bea c h, J OY Arbalust. Palos Verdes Esta tes; Jonell Balten, Ventura: Bonnie Bickel. Alberta. Canad a: Sue Deane , Balboa Island: Suun Kendall. Fresno; Janet Kiet, Anaheim: Jan e ustet, San Gabr iel: Laurie Lockhart, M an hattan Beach; Karen Osheim, Lancaster; Carol Sailors, Van Nun: Jill Stlwright. Hermosa Btlch: Jennifer Shibley. Ross. California f'5 I nspiration Wed.:, held the week of February 2 1, was climaxed by t he initiation of ninetee n pledges. A party to honor Ihe new initiates was held at the Sherman Oaks home of Robin Yeam ons.

New initi ate I.aurie Loveton " 'U selected IS a princess in the 1: '" E Queen of Hearts contest. Carol Sailors was initiated into If> K T afler a stmeSler as a pledge. Mary Klaus ,i ll represent the chapter in Ihe Engineering Queen conlest. Two girls wete: chostn by fraternities to compete for qu«n nf the college's Greek Week. Geri Goetten was sponsored by B 0 IT, and J anet Kier by IN.

A Mothers' Club Ttl and Fashi on Show on March 13 will celebrate the of sp ring. Girls will madel clothes from M ap:nin'S department store.

With all-school elections .set for April " and 16. California win be campaigning for th e election of J udy Webster as ASSC vice president. Aho chap ter support will be Sandy Schaefer for humanities senator, Pam Shawalter for iunior class vice president, .n d Sharon Kemmer for A\'<'S treasurer.

The annual sp rinR formal ill be held It the Castaways restau· rant on April 17. The follo-wing week. on Apr il 25, the chap ter " ' ill celebrate Founders' Day

The chanler has beltun preparations for $ongfest schedu led for May 16. This yea r Pi Beta Phi and B e IT will try for sweep· stake honors. Lut year the chapter won filst Dlace in its division. Applications will be al-ailable soon for various honor organiut;nM nn Sp"n. rhim e. and ArTln ons lie a few of the honor groups for which mlny girls are eligible.

MARY GARBER

••• C ALTFOR N I A D ELTA-U NIV E RSITY O F C ALIFOR N IA LOS ANG E LES. C h a rlere d , S ep te mber, 1927.

With suntans from Mexico, with a few sprained ankles from the ski slopesl and with various oth e r pleasant memories nf a reiaxing semester Dreak vacation, back came the California 6's ready to tlke on a promising semestn. Informa l spring rush soo n got under· way, is still in plOJl; ress, we ate: now an l icipa ting some success, lui results. Our pledges. anxiously awaiting initiation. surprised us "'ith the ir plcdJl;e-active pl.lty at Ihe home of T erri Messina, where the garl,lte was tem porarily transformed inlo a barn for a TUlkey i n the Straw theme.

Newly affiliated social chairman Jan Cooper has already sta rted us off with 1"9.'0 enioyable exchanges: 6r!! an A T n Bermuda party .nd then a 4> K 1:: Cowboy exchange. A quick look at the social calendar shows It full for weeks ahead with an upcoming 4> K 't exchange and an afternoon of waterskiing with 1: X. At Mardi

Grn lime we'll be found combining fo rces with e X to have InlS of fun participating in their annual & ·ery Show, a p rize-winnmg melodrama_ Then 'e ·ill join Z B T and together e will enter the Novelty Div isioo of Sprin& Si", at the H olly-wood Bowl. The Mo thers' Club will soon be sponsonng the Spring Tea and Fashion Show and Pi Beta Phi moms will watch ith pride IS their daughters shoW" off their very best spring outfits. Later on. the Dads will have their rum hen they come to the house for a Dad ' s Night D inner ·ilh entertainment afterwards. And always an exciting spring event is the Delta Dessert ' hen ou r own Delta graduates return to pay us a visit.

When the semester dra"'s 10 a close, we'll be exciled to learn whi ch o f the six Southern Campus yearbook 6nalists are queens and which are princesses. for three of these six are Pi Beta PhiS. Susan Eldridge, Julie Halloran, and Niki Pollack. Well represented in all areas of student activity. California 6 is off to a 1t00<l start in a semester which ho lds many promising events in the week s to come.

J eAN I!! GRANT

..CAL IFORNI A E PS ILO N-SAN DI E G O STA T E CO LL EGE. Ch. rtered, Ausun 3 1, 1849. P le d ge O .y, 3, 1864. I Nn l A TI!D, OctOber 20. Joanne Miller

The days and weeks have been filled with many exC! t inlt th ings for the memben of California E. The plans for a new chapter house stem to be coming along fine and we are excitedly awailJOJI; the day of ground breaking. Nedra Snyder thought UP the idea of galhuing a mile of on ribbon to raist money for the new chapter houst.

Pi Beta Phis ell: popular in queen con tests this year. Gayle Griggs Pepper was chosen the Homecoming Outen and Nedra Snyder 1$ a princess Waskah Mill er was UP (or Miss Kn ockou t by I: X. Chery l Johnson and Vicky Thompson were Miss Aztec Engineer for the fall and spring semesters rc:5pectivtly Tina Collins was sponsored for Chaliot Q ueen by IT K A, Kappy Paul sponsored by t A E, and Vicky Thompson sponsored by K t. Nedra Snyder ·IS chosen W o man of Achievement by the Associated Women Students. l.eslie Poehlman and Tina Collins were stlc:cted for Sweethearts of the Diamond, the IT K A auxiliary. Taffy Voyen and Robin Cristy ele selected for Uttle Sisters of Mine rva, the I: A E auxiliary. Sharo n Andstedt was initiated into I.as Meninas the Junior Women's Honorary Service Organiution. Patti J ones and 'Bonnie Alder were chosen to be among the Ten Best Dressed \'<'omen of San State Campus politics called to Nedra Snyder ho was elected A 1: Secretary. Rob in Cristy ·ho was c:Iected sophomore class vice presi dent. and Sandi Yarbnrough who was elected freshman class treasurer. M iss Kappy Paul and J oan Marsh were selected to model in the Prosh Pete Fashion Show.

The members of the Pi Bela House Corporation were hOSled fo r an evening dessert by the active chapter in December. The Pi Beta Phi M o ther's Club sponsored a lovely ChriSlmas Party for the actil'es and their families on December II. Pi Ikta Phis had a joint with IT K A on February 7, 1964. The chapter was serenaded by the men of ! X on March 3; on this occasion severa l rinnings were celebrated. Everyone enjoyed spr i ng rush ith teas, desserts. and l o ts and lots of singiru!. The pledge class held a SUlprise breakfast for the actives on Lincoln's Birthday- hat a surPrise that '1$ to all concerned. The Thursday night dinners ith Mom Ferrell are a real treat 10 the entire chapter.

PUDGED : Diane Butler. Newport Beach; Mary Pomplun , San Diego.

PAITI JONI! !

·CALIFORNJA ZETA - UNIV E RSITY OF C ALIFORNIA AT SANT A BARBARA C h rtere d, Fe bru a ry 2, 1 95 0 , P1ed se D ay, Fe brua ry 14 , 1 96 4 INiTiATED. February 23. 1964: Judy Allen, San Gabriel; Nancy Daudistc:l, La Canada; J ane t French iek. Arc.lldia: Reeder, Pasadena: Teri Smith, Glendale; Carol Mille r Ha ciend Hcigha: Diane Avery , Eileen Desmond, Lo ng Beach; Carolyn Parker, San Clemente; Jessica Gr«n. Costa Mesa: Susan \Vormser k Playa del Rey: Penny Coale, Pacific Palisades; Sue Vesley, Burban ; Wendy Matson , Ingle ood; Carolyn Lawrence, Lancaste r ; Linda Pill s, Pon tana: J oa n Creighton, Ann Russell, Sant2 Barbara: Mimi Loomis. M oraga. Carol Ferguson. Orinda; Toni Wheeler, Colorado Springs, Colo. Susan Jordan. Falls Church, V •. California Z is lookrng forward to anothe r succt'$sfu l and active spring semester. FebrualY brought a glow of excitement to the chapter ith the pledging of five stlect girls. March ac t ivities included a The dad, enioyed a hlher.daughler workday, meals at the chapter house, and U.C .S.B .'s Road Runner Revue. the annual vanetv show. A spajl:hetli dinner was held to raise funds for the umpus charity Camp Conestoga.

Remarkable growth. 10 m«t the expanding needs of Ihe Santa Barbara campus, continues with the construction of the Psychology, Admini stra tive. and Speech and Drama Bui ldings Completion is anticipated by fall of 1964.

Spring sing rehearsals have begun early for California Z this ytlr. Th e chap te r will be singing with 1: A E, doing Co le Porter arrangemtnts. Both Pi Beta Phi and I: A E are working for s st2kes; and Nancy D vis, song chairman, is doing an ou tstanding jo b

The members have again shown theif interest in campus activilies. H olly Hall. Julie Rudd, Wendy Matson, Carolyn Lawrence. B31baea Jo rdan! Paufa Biles. and Ca t hy Clay were stlected for membership rn Co onel's Coeds, R O.T.e. Auxil iary. Julie Rudd and new initiate Linda P,ta are Li ttle Sisters o f Minerva Nancy Brooks ·as elected M ilitary Ball Queen. Posit ions of campus leadership are (Conlinued on page 81)

In Memoriam

LU CILE W. ADAM S ( Mrs Roger) initiated into IIImolS Zeta June , 1936, died Feb I, 1964.

MARGARET C. BALL initiated into Ind iana Beta Feb ., 19 20, died Feb 24, 1964

ALICE H OFFMAN BELL (Mrs.) initiated into Iowa Zeta M arc h 19 17, died March 3, 1964.

BERRY initiated into Minnesota A lpha Oct . 19 10 , d,ed M arc h 13, 1964.

M ARY LEAMY BOOTS ( Mrs. Ra lph ) initiated into Pennsylvania Gamma Oct ., 1906, died March , 1964

CLAR,K HAM ILTON B OURN I QUE (M rs. Hubert ), initiated Into Penn sy lvania Gamma Feb., 1929, d,ed Dec. 26, 1963

LURA WIGHTMAN BoYD (Mrs. W. G.) initiated in10 New York Alph a Oct ., 1898, died Feb. 1964

FLORENCE J. BRADFORD initiated into Ohio Beta Nov., 1908, died Feb . 18, 1961.

PA ULINE STORM BRINDI. EY ( Mr s Willi s) initio ated 'nto Calofornoa Beta 1912, died March, 1964 .

VI RG I NIA CLAMMER BRAYZEAL initiated into Kansas Beta feb. 20, 1926, died N ov., 1962.

· M ARTHA ASHLEY BROWN (M rs. H addington) m,toated onto Nebraska A l p h a 1885, died March 9 1964 '

ALBERTA BRUNSON initiated into Florida Beta April , 19 25, died Feb. 20, 1964

Lou KOKANOUR CABLE (M rs. Arthur E.) on,toated mto Ohio Beta May, 1940, died April , 12, 1964.

DOROTHY ROCERS CARSON ( Mrs. C F. H .) initi o ated mto Ontario Alpha Jan ., 1922 , died Feb 19, 1964

· H ARRIET WILM OT CALDWELL (Mrs.) initiated onto New York Beta 1910, died Feb 2 1, 1964.

ELEANOR L UCILLE MACKEN ?-IE CLANCY (Mrs. Maurice) initiated into Oklahoma Alpha Oct. 1935 died April 19, 1964. ' ,

· BERNI CE PARKER COOLEY (Mrs. Harry) initiated mto Verm ont Alpha March , 1913 , died Nov. 1 , 1963

H ESTER IRENE DoDSON (Mrs.) initiated into D C Alpha Feb., 1914 , died April 6, 1964

ELNORE H OFFMAN DRISCOll (Mrs. R H.) initio ated onto Pennsylvania Delta April , 1930, died April 2 1, 1964.

BARBARA M ASON DUGGAN (Mrs H aro ld ) initi o ated into Colorado Alpha M arc h , 192 1, died May 24. 196 2.

· loTTIE B URNOP EATON ( Mrs Arthur ) initiated mto Iowa Alpha March 14 , 190 1, died Jan . 25 ,

· ALTA SM ITH H ET?-EL (Mrs. Clarence) initiated onto Iowa Ze1a Nov., 1900, died Dec. 28, 1963

· .MARIAN MCCARTHY J ACOBSON (Mrs. Won . G.) Initiated mto Ca lifornia Delta March, 193 t, died March 4, 1964 .

CLARA CREW JONES (M rs.) initiated into D .C Alpha April 1892, died March 11, 1964

ELSIE B. KA UFMANN ( Mrs Frank) initiated into Iowa Alpha March , 1905 , died Nov . 29, 1963.

· L UCILLE D LOOMIS (Mrs. N Edward) init iated onto I ndoana Gamma Nov. , 1904, died Feb. 6, 1964 .

· H ARRIET COTTEN KOHL (Mrs A. H .) initiated mto Iowa Zeta March , 191 7, died June, 1963

· GRACIA M c KAY LINDER (Mrs. Merlyn) initiated ,nto Iowa Zeta M a rch , 1919, died M arch 1, 1964.

AUGUSTA R . McDONALD (Mrs.) initiated into lIIon olS EpSIlon Dec ., 1923, died June 28, 1963

· THEODORA WI LSON MURANE (Mrs. Edward) ' nltoated mto Wy oming Alpha April , 192 1, died Feb . 17, 1964.

LOUISE BA UG HMAN PARKER ( Mrs . C lancy) initi o ated into Ohio Alpha April , 19 19, died Feb. 10 , 1964

COLBY PERCEVAL (Mrs. T R ) initi o ated mto New York Gamma Feb ., 1925 , died Feb 18, 1964

EULALIA JAY PVLE ( Mrs. Frank) initiated into Iowa Alpha D ec , 1910, died March 23, 1964

MRS. J. H RE ESE initiated into Utah Alpha May 1942, died June 30 , 1963. '

MARGARET LEONE ENOS R UBSAM (Mrs. Don) initiated into Colorado Alpha Oct ., 1903, died M arch 26, 1964

MARIANNE MERRITT RIVARD (Mrs Jam es) initio a ted into Washington Alpha Jan ., 195 t , died in ewfoundland , Nov ., 1963.

R UBY P PIERSON SHOLL (Mrs J Gurney) initio ated into P ennsylvania June , 1907, died March 31 1964 •

ELLA SENGENBERGER initiated into lliinois Beta Dec. 14, 1911, died Ma rch 21, 1964 in I ndianapolis, Ind

HELEN TOWNER SMITH ( Mrs. A. J. Kincannon) ini tiated into Texas Alph a, 1933, died J an. 19, 1964.

MARTHA WHITE SMITH ( Mrs Harry) initiated into Kansas Alpha Oct ., 1895, died Feb . 2, 1964.

l ONE GOODKNIGHT SITLER ( Mrs. C. W.) initio ated into Colorado Beta Feb., 1925, died M arch 17, 1964, in D enve r , Co lo

SANDRA WACASER STOEHR ( Mrs. F. G .) initi o from page 79) hel d by new initiate Mimi Loomis, who is (ruhman class se<rc· tary·treasurer Ind Geor,ia Youll4 who was elected junior class sterctary treasurer. l ee Anne Honne is In Ictive member of C.I Club. wb ose members arc cb05Ctl by the university president and serves .s junior Idvisor to Spurs. Lynne Pendleton has done In outstanding iob u P anhellenic President. D iln a Buffington was se· lected t o model for /tf..uJ tmo;ullt /If''8I1Zint and will appelr io the M.y issue.

PUOCED: Susa n " ilm. n Sepu lveda ; Cathy Clay Encino; Chris j oy , Los An, elcs; Paula B iles , I nglewood; Gay Kelly, Monrovia. PAM SM I TH

N E VADA ALPHA-UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. Char· tered, 19U. Pled• • D ay. M arch 2, 1964. INmATED. February 21, 1964: Mlnha Kose, MarjOrie Uhalde, j acqueline Elliot, j ackie Ccrcdc , Maryl.,nne fry. Viraioia Gilbert, Jane McCarthy, Carolyn Spil%cr, Reno ' Dorothy Kay Corbin. Lake Tahoe C.lif.; An nette Domina , La, 'vCgas; Pit Prtei"i. LocH Ca lif.; :'/.ry lynnc Prida. Lovelock; J oAnne Thompson, A ptos, Calif.

Ne'Uda A has begun the new semester busily IS USUII. Pi Bet. Phi, to&ether with the men of A X A Ind e X, wo n the Winter Carnival DecOfltions during Winter Carnival which wu held on Fcbruary B I", D, Ind 16 . j odie Muller was our dtCoution chlirm.n judy Leblanc was s«retal1' for Winter Carnival, and Karyn Brlnch was chairmln of the Snow Show on Pebrual1' H. Cynthia a member of the Ski Tum , participated in the Powde r Puff Derby on Pebruary 16. M.rylynne Pry was the ChiP' ter's candidate for Winter Carnival Quccn. Elected to Whll's Whll ,,, ClllttltS were Muriel Ellis, jul ie LaFond J udy QU lnchi, a nd Kay Sorenson. Other cam pus leaaen arc Karyn Bnnch, junior clus secretary; Lyn Armbruster, SODg leader; Penny White, Mackay Day Com· mittee: and Klthleen Sadler , Spurs treasurer. lyn A rmbruster and Doris McG uire Ichieved perfect Ivcraaes of 4 .00 this $C1J1estcr, and Vir, inia Prost Mlrjorie Uh a ld e, jeannine Van Wl$enen, jud y Matley, Kathlccn Sid ler, Ind Diane B yu

ated into Indiana Epsilon March , 1951, died Feb 15,1964, in Milwaukee, Wis

VIRGINIA TH OMAS ( Miss) initiated into Virginia Alpha March, 1920, died Dec 4, 1962

BEATRICE BAIRD VAN G UNDY initiated into JlJi · nois Alpha May, 1928, died April 16, 1964.

R UT H GILL V ARNEOOE initiated into Fl o rida Beta Feb ., 1924, d ied Dec. 14, 1963

MARI ON MORRIS WHEELER (Mrs. H B.) initio ated into New York Alpha March , 192 1, died Feb 16, 1964.

N ORA E. WILL ETI in it iated into Illin ois Beta N ov. 2, 1888, died Feb. 7, 1964.

were .lso on Ihe Honor Ro ll.

PLEDGED: Sall y Bankofier. j oyce Hoffman. l illian Trinchero C.rol e Wagner, Rcno; Dianne DcRecmer. Sparks ; Bubara Wolfe: Ely. KATHLEEN SADUI.

ARIZONA AlPHA-UNIVERS I A Y OF ARIZONA Ch.r· tered, AUlult I, 191'.

The ncw semester belan with a bake sale pu t o n by the pledge class to help evcry one celebrate Val en tine' s Day. The proceeds went to the pl edge clan treasury.

Also the chapter hid a isit from Mrs. Sipherd, Pi Province President. The discussions l interviews and info rmal ga th cri",' were enjoyabie and informa t ive 10 Ill.

Soo n afterward thc aJumfl.lC dub bridge dessert fo u nd III Tucso n Pi Beta Phis workins loaetber. Pledges modeled .prins fashions and actives served IS ho.teues to raise proceeds to eniuae the alumnr club scholarshi p fund.

March beg.n m.ny springt ime activities and the firs t was a kid· napping done by thc pledges. Food. dunkiog in the pool, Ind I treasure hunt filled the d ay' s fun.

Other major Ictivit!" were Ihe Monmout h Duo. and annual western part}' aiven with K K r .nd the annual Powder Puff soft· ball game with K A e.

Campus act h'ities JUch as Rel ilio n in l ife Week, Greek Week. and Spring Siog, provided the ch.pter with interesting speakers , comm ittee work, social CJ:chaoges, and eoterta inment.

The manT campus Ictivit ies called for outstandina royalty, Ind Pi Bet. Phi had judy And erson u a linalist in the Desert con test, a nd Linda Slay as Engineering Quccn li nalist. Sally Wilde r and Sheri Herring competed in the Best Dressed Coed Con test a nd Shelly Musser, Sherri H erril18, Sally Wilder, an d Patti Block modeled for the uni ve rsity's newspaper fashion editi on.

The annual Pounders' DIY lunch co n includ ed SOO8I, poems, a nd nnouncements made by both the IctiVes and alumlUl!. Tu cson now hu lC"f"eral Go lden ALlOW Pi Beta Phis. A NN PIon

G,.,.J

DIRECTORY

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee KiI,ore (1848 192 4)

M ar, u et Campbell (1846 193 6)

Libbie Broo k Gaddi.

Ada Bruen Grier (1848 1924)

Cllra Bro..-nlee Hutc hinson (18 ) 0 193 1) Fi nn ., Wh itena ck Libbey (1848 1941)

Rosa Moore (1848 1924)

lennie Nicol. M D. 1184H881) nn Smith Soul e (18 6 1941)

Fannie Tbomson (1848 1868)

Jennie Horne Turnbu ll (1 846 1932)

Nancy Black Wallace (184).1918)

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

Ma l' l. Keller, Westhampto n Collece:. Uni't'cnit., of Ric hmond. V • ARROW EDJTOR E M ERITUS

Adele Ta ylor Alford (Mn T N.), 930 Olin Ave , Coronado , Calif

GRAND COUNCIL

Atice Wdler (Mrs. William H , ),.8 1.ona McadowI, 51 Loui. }I ,

G,."J Vt,, P,'IIJ'II' Hdcn Boucher Dill (Mrs Carr E'J' 30 4 rul eswonb Rd , Columbus 21, OhiO

G,."J SU,.'/tlr7

Virg ini a Voo rh«s Speaker (Mrs. ames P ). HI) Washington Dt.-d., KanslS City

G,."J T,'ltJ llr" ...•. Oliv ia Sm i th Moore (Mrs. Hcn""k r ) ,-0420 Pine St " Texarkan2, Tu 75501 NII,i"".' P.dtlltnit CDll f "'ffrt DlI" " " Do ro thy WUytf MOl'lln (Mrs. cnt K.). 2648 Hl,h St , Lincoln 2. Ntb l>ir t ri tl r 01 M"dmhi, • .• Edythe MulYeyhill Brack (Mrs. Re8inald)b6()4} Walnut Hill Lane, OaU , Tex Dir t ri(Jr (J PrD,rll"" Evel yn Peters Ky le (Mn. Stanle., E ), 23 ak Knoll Gardens Dr., PlSadena ), Cali£, ARROW EDITOR

O orotb., D avis Stuck (Mrs H oward C, Jr.) , P O Box 490 , M ar hd Tree. Ark.

COUNSELOR FOR CHAPTER HOUSE CORPO RATIO NS

Louise Rossc.r Kemp (Mrs j Pl&e). 619 E. Bla cker A ye., EI Paso, Tes: NATIONAL HISTORIAN

Jean Orr Donaldson (Mu R. H l, 1816 W. Ar rowbead PI., Stilhuter, Okla.

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR OF CHAPTER HISTORI ES

Rose McCollocb Orculer (Mr., E, 8 ). 724() Madison, Kansu City 14, Mo.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEE FUNDS

Ch""",,,,, : Oliy ia Smitb Moo re (Mrs Henry. Jr ). 420 Pi ne St • Tes:arkana. Tex ;. Lolita Snell Prouty (Mrs Frank H ), 1760 Locust St Dcn.er 20. Co lo ; Alice Weber Mansneld (Mn. William H ), 8 LoD& McadOW'. St Lou.is 31, Mo.; Marinne Rcid Wild (Mrs R.rt 5.). U S A A M e • Procuremeot Diyis ion, APO New York 28, N Y , ; Mary Van Dureo (Mu. E.), 262) MandC'tille Canyon Rd , Los Angeles 49, Cll if.

PI B ETA PHI MAGAZINB AGENCY

M argard LeSIt H ead (M rs. D all as), 112 S. H an le., Rd , St. Louis , M o. 6310)

PI BETA PHI CENT RAL OFPICE

Margaret LeSIt Head ( M rs O Jllas), 112 S H an ley Rd., St. Louis, Mo. 6310)

NOMINATING COMMITTEB

Ch"ir","w-'t.hry El izabetb Zimmerm.n, Knipmeyer (Mrs. L. L). 612 W. )Qth SI " Ka nsas Cily 12 , Mo Rena Clm pbell Bowles (Mrs. Merrill), 21 Foml A .,e., Bangor, Me Max ine Williams M orse (Mrs Carl H ), 664) Glen••." Birm irl£bam , Mich

NATIONAL CONVENTION CHAIRMAN

Helen An d erJO o lew i, ( Mrs Benjamin c.). 71" N Guile., Rd , Dearbo rn Hei&hts. M ich. 4812 7 STANDING COMMITTEES

S4uJ.m.nt School Commin,,--Ch"" "'"lf-Dorot by Coleman Thorman (M,.. Flo.,d M.), 1221 Elm St , Winnetka, III TrtllJ'lI'rtr--Sally BoSlnln Sc hne iter (Mrs Pred R./, 1()1 7 On-on Rd. , Muncie , Ind Strr""r.r-Loi, Oyentrut Summers (Mrs. Cbatoe Ie H ), 6011 Cellini St , Coral Gables 46 , Pia. P."i r;t" l!.JitM II/ Lilli, Pi.,o. NtUlI-Suah Pauline Wild Gordon (Mrs W G ) t 11)) S Oak Knoll A.e ., PlSadena CaW Sli litl (Coo.entio n Proanm and New $et)-El o lse Gluner Heosle., (Mu Cat l W " 112 6 Fay A.e., Kemab, Teu. D ; rtC',_Mar ion Webb Mueller ( Mrs Al bert G ), Pi Beta Pbi Settlement School Gatlinbu ra:. Tenn. A.rrowcr.ft Shop Mln_I.r-M a ria Lou H utchins Tate (Mra. Hutc bins ), Atm.-craft ShOp. Gul in hu ,.. Tenn H o lt H OUH Jont'$ Mann (Mrs. Robert E .), 6 W 21st St. , H utcbinson , KIn. Tru,urn--JOID Pacey BoydJt\lo ( M rs. j 5.), 125 V icto ria An•• Galcsbu.rl III Slilitl- Miu Mltlaret D ick. 288 Sou thmo rela nd. Decatu r , III B arbara Farley Awbrey ( Mrs Stu art) IG4 Cia" Iowa Clcone BUDeS Rawson (Mrs Robert). 1121 E 2nd A.e .J .M o nmoutb III. IfJJrtJl-H I, n • • u --4 02 E lit, Monmou.th, Ill. H .,u JI -Mu Htnrictu H ines H ours; 10 12 P W. E.,cry Da., Exct'Pt Sund • ., Comminee aD to.o Fuad-ChlliF",,, ..-joseph ine M cO C"Ietty 602 Mel rose An ., East, Sea tt le 2, Wuh C• •• i"" Mt•• ".,-Lucille Waite wan (Mu Sweet Sprinp M o .; Editb Baco D VinsoD (Mrs Owen), P O 80. 111. Santa M onica, Cal if COlllmilte. 00 Scbo lenhip-Cb""",,,_Helen. D ingle Moore (Mrs. Gcorae H , Jr.), 717 Los Alto• • Lona Beacb , c:.l if. PrD"'''''' 5.'",,1111(1'" S cb olllrlh;,: Alpb __ Justine ParIQDI Cbappell (Mrs O..,id L ), 19 StC'teos St., A.on , CoDD , 06001 Jdftics Reber ( Mn. U o.,d J r. ), 33 Flo rcnto n Rd ., Rocheste r 17. N Y Gamma-A{j u Al ice McPbcnoo. 11 10) N I..aoc Dr Apt I. Lakewood. Ohio. «1()7 82

Oelt_-Cbire Bentler Drake (Ma. Edward P.l. 7606 Old Dominion Dr , Mclean, Va E'Plilo_lath Au Jem4&D ).uaqo.isc (Wn. lu.udJ). 810 Stuut An , Eut l..uuUI', Micb z:.t--LoslIc Kelch 'iaocli't'icr (lin.. J.. McCaa ler), )713 N Meridil.D, Apt. l'rlndisfll,poli• • Ind Hatlof Tbom.u (lill Il.obert W.). J)24 Bar6eld Rd., Mempbis 17. eon. The,-Ao.odte- Wills (Kn. Jack), 311. Orertoo Of., Bimlinabam 9, Ala. I«-W.aru.ret B laocbard DaiU, (M Donald A.l. 1004 Hinman A't'e Eunlto n, III. Lpp_Maril.D BrowD NeUoD (Mrs. W N.). 7201 Monatdo Une MiDDUopoli, 204, Minn. Lambd_WIJ'J' Bell Wb ice 'Belaire (Mrs. RodDtJ), 705 S Main St., An.: 72160 M_Marr Locile Cremer Bostwidc (Mrs. DoD L), )26 Waterbury Ci rcle, Des Moines, 101lo·a. ,0}12 Nu--Do roth,. JODCI Birdwell (Mrs. L1o,.d W.), 3901 Carutb BI,.d., Dallu, Tex. 7)22) Xi-JHD BI&D(h Joha.ston ().{a. Jama J . ), 4810 H alYard Lsne. Dennt 22. Colo. O micron-Marilynn Seitz Jobnson (Mrs. Ewin, M .). 1107 E '4th An.• Spokane. W as h. Pi-GraJ'De PUSUlOn Price (Mn. R V .), t4204 Beta Place. Anaheim, Calif. CODlmitt•• oa Tru.tfe"-Mary Catherine Srewef Arthur ( M rl. blBCJ C ). 4030 N. Ri'Crsid e Dr., Co lumbu• Ind CoDlmitt•• OD PrMenaity Stud,. aDd BefllCllboa--CHir .,......-Afiu R",th LouiK Dierks, 261 W. R io Rd ., Lm(<.o ln Neb S.,_iltwl .,. F"M",,;', 51""1 1111'" &in.;.,, : AJp"-Mia bada Gamble 1<4 Middle St., Bc't'erlJ, Mu•. Bet_L,.dia BloiK L",eder Dul iQ& (Mu. Fredericlt E.), 1000 E A.,e ., Apt t03 Rochester 7 , N.Y G.m-.$abu HanKO Qua (Mrs. Geoccc F.). 11 713 Fairmount B I't'd ., Sh l ker Hei,ht. 18 Obio. Del'-Katberine B.tts Saller (Mrs W. c.). 1600 W 49th St • Norfo k •• Va EpliloD-} udith A McGraw Lind (Mrs W J ). 9 1 Bideford Ave , Downniew , Ont • C.n. Flemin, Cwkk (Mrs. M icbael) , 2662 Meadowlark Lsne , Co lumbu1 Ind. Er.--Gract BmwDC Bluers (Mrs. Stonewall). 1)4<4 Kcowee A.,e. , Kno:nille, Te nn.

1'heta--Jett Munroe Scbmeb: ( Mu Robert) , 1137 Arizona An. , Fl Lauderdale, Pia. Prusbour Hill ( Mrs J Robert), 10 Soutb Side Country CI",b Rd. , Decat",r , II I.

K.ppe--AlkI: Brow. Larw. (Mrs. J(obett). 21 U w. 49th St. , Mio neapoli 10, MiD •. L•• bd_Hel en Gorse. 24' Unioo BIt' d., St. to",;, " Mo. M_Maliard Pyle McOure (Mrs AI C.), <4 Hillerat Rd W icb ita I , Kan. Nu-Jane Campbell B"'tler (Mrs. J obn R.' , 2047 McClendon. H ouston 2), To: Xl-P'atrida RlchateflOn Guthrie (Mrs J A J, ), 1100 Garfield Aft., Laram ie , WJ" Omicon-Klnn Cederwall McAulq (Mrs. it Bruce ) &. 7221 7.th S E. Mercer Islan , Wash Pi-Maraaret Brown Rhoads (Mrs R Aldro) , too21 ucino A't'e.• Northrid&e. Calif. Pi Phi Time. Comlllitt.e--Coord inato r : Carol Jo Jel.D MoodJ Lockba rt (Mrs. Artb ur A ), 62} 1 E 6th St. Long Beach, Calif. P".ri"u C.H"i"IIIHI: Alph_Dorotb.7 Warner, 1M T o netb St , Brookline, Mus Paril 001: ,Mrs James G.) 4)05 E. Patnci. Dr •. Oarence N Y G.mm_}anlce TwiQ Kuhman (Mrs Albert ) , 404 Pa n.:, id e 0, Ba,. Villale 40J.. Ohio M orlan Glasser (Mn Leo G ). 112 Somerset Rd .• Wilmin,ton 3, urI. gpailo_loth E . Golden Pickl (Mn. Josepb.}r.), 1619 Platea u Dr., J ackson. Mich. 'Zet_Mary Winkler Brenn.n (Mrs Jerry E r ) , 403 N o rth"';ew 0. , Cbesterndd, Ind Ec:.-Kathrro Summers Skinner (Mrs. Raymon , Jr ) 2089 WlJbinaton A ve., Mempbis. Tenn Ther-Rath Black Arno ld (Mn. Sidner M L 1611 Mt Paran Rd ., N W. , Atl anta ,. G • l o t_Do rotbJ' Merrick K ra us (Mrs. Bert). 42) S Park St LsGrlnlle II I. K.pp_JaliaD ne Hooper Littlefield (Mn L J.) , tOB·24th A.,e 5.2•• Minneapoli. 1.(, Minn Le.bd_Mlttal o ", Manhll R ot h ( M rs. M ilo 524 N Mt Olin. Siloam Sprmas, Ark Mu-KaJ , McCahren McKeon (Mrs. Georle), North )6th St., Omaha. Ncb. Nu-Jand McDon ld SIWJtr (Mrs James "r l. 2206 Parker Am a rillo Ta: Xi-8ettJ J Ute Hutbart Lsrsen (Mrs Rich a rd T ) , 1219 O rner, D enver 20, Co lo. 80220 M attea: Laine (Mrs. M lttes), Sou th 724 Mo nroe St ., SpOica ne 4 , Wash. Pi-Nma McConnell ":ln n (Mrs. R ichard), 7119 Lanai St., Lo ng Beach. Calif. ullc--CbM"", -Prances Brla ance Cdnrt (Mn ), 8ol[ 24 4, Mar ked T ree A rk Mary SwanlOn Bn,le (Mn Dale). 2304 W. l<Wth St Leawood. Kan Norma Kenned,. Sherm a n (Mr• D., Jr ). 762 6 Chadw ick Pra irie Villa,e, Ka n Glad,.. Proctor Blanton (Mrs. E. P.), 206 Dawso n Marked Tree, Ark Commillle 0" CIt.'e7_"

Ed ith H OJer Rankj. (Mrs. Allen R.), 2185 Cambrid,e BI't'd .• Columbal 21, Oh io. Emm. H.,.,n TYnrn ",.,,,on.1 PYrull Co",,"ittu--C h.,i,,,,, lf-Lucile Ooullau Carson (Mu. Fl oJd H .). 1601 Oalchuul

Belle Grtto Dame ( Mff.,. WJ att E.), I0Q0.Uth An North St Pdenburl, Pia

Lillian Bed: Ho lto. (Mu Edwin Lee), 217 N 14th St., Manbattan Kan Ceat.nnJai PUllef Com_ru_ Chm.,.,_Betty Bl iltt' Hall (Mrs Aef in H .), )226 D arnell H ouston ".1.. Tel[ T"I'.-.r.""......car.,l ine Prouty Sbrt't'e (Mn TbCOollo re N.), 417 Leyden St ., uco't'er 20, Co lo. C.", ,,,ill,, M, ,,,jffl: Buba ra Baler Thurmond (Mrs. A. J Jr ), <4 32 Elwood Lane, M emphis , Tenn lubel Mu lholl an d Cnmef ( Mil Pa", 1 b.). 3067 Maiden Lane Altadena. Calif. Vi,..ini a Cit'rdi". H.,aman ( Mn P H omer). 1301 Medfo rd Rd • W,.nnewood Pa Ma ,..aret Gatdner Ouistiansen (Mrs. G T." 42) F ido: Rd , Birmilllhsm , Mich Project. Co• .utt._ Ch,u,• .,,.-.MJ' ldred Allen Hia:htower (Mrs. Flo Jd R ) , 62)2 Alpha Ref , Da ll as , Tu CII", ,,,;II., M,,,,lrerl : Jean HanlCJ' Ward ( Mrs . H. G .). 6l1t·l1 tth An., Edmonton. Al bert., C.nadl. barbara Browne M artindale (Mrs. J. Bruce, Jr.). 6 223 DelCO Dr., D .llu, Tu Marla ret G«sncr T WJ man (Mrs Maraaret G ) 230 E 48th St N", Yo rk 17, N .Y. Doril H oustr Greenbaum (Mrs C 5.), 19 Nanq Way. Menlo Park , Calif MJra DePa lm a Reimer (Mrs William E., Jr ). 21 4 (h(ord H ill Lane, H n ertown. PI Commitu. Oft Fr.ternity Wen" Moraan ( Mrs. Kent R ). 2648 H igh 51.. lincnln 2. Neb Committe. Oft Can.di •• Proj.ct-Ch ;"'", lf-Marlard Orummie B.u: (Mrs D C ). "'1 Queen Ma rJ Rd., Mon treal 29 P Q Cln Commltt•• on M.llual Miu Marlud J D ick, 288 Southmordand , Decatur. Ill. Comm!ltee on •• P .nd HI Q,;,eenston St M.n Clnada. CommlU" on CitUenahlp--Mane Tunstall Linlo (Mn. BenJami n H ), 1731 lanier Place. N W Wuhinllon D .C. Committee M emo.n , j eretta Pophlm Hoopes (Mrs. Robert) 1391 N. Cbt'!7 St Galesburs:, Ill. Inc Stu rgton A rmttron, ( Mu. BItf1 N.). 90 Hunt Oub D r., London Ont Can Fra nca HeDdet'lOn Smith (M rs H B.). 302 S Hill A.,e. , Pasadenl. C.alif

NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONF E RENC e NPC CII,u,,,, M ,.. William Nub " to Fairfax Little Rock, A rk. Pi 811 Ph ; Orl".tr-Ooroth,. Wener Mor,ln (Mrs. Kent R.) 26-4. H ilh St Linco ln 2, Ncb.

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AL P HA PROVINCI3

Pwilll"I-Etbd Sanford Adam. (Mrs. Philip E.). 170 M.tlborouab St .• Boston 16, MUI. }.t.i", AJ;b----Uni,ersity of Ie,:" WC?O<!s. 326 Penobscot, Orono. Me. No •• Sr()tlll University, linda ihomplOn. 8) Critton Ave ., Dartmouth. N.S., Can. V"""",,I College. Susan Camden Box 970 Middlebury College, M iddlebury Vt. V,,,,,,,,,, B,I-tInl'.'enity of Vermont. SUllO. Wesoly. 369 S. ProlPtCt St., Burlington, Vt. MtlJltlrlulJttlJ University. Susan McKe-en 131 Commonwnlth Ave., Boston, Mus MtlJIMh "lItIJ of MauacbwettJ Bever!, Brent. J88 N. Pleauot St., Amherst. Mus Co"",UtUI AI,tb_Um'fen ,t)' of Connecticut. Clarice Nichols. Pi Btu Phi, Uni •. of Conn., Storrs, Co nn

BET A PROVINce

PmiJ,,,/- Mildred Moru O 'Oonnell (Mn. AileD T ), Girdle Rd., Elma. N.Y. N,w YorA: Alpb-S ylaCUJe Universiq, Carole Frame, 210 Walnut PI., Syracwe, N.Y. Ntw Yor" G4mm.....-St Lawren ce University. Deborah Spencer, Pi Beta Phi. Canton, N.Y. N,w YorA: Dt/I..,......comell University. Lois Givinner, }30 Triphammer Rd .• Ithaca. N.Y B,,_Bucknell University. Christine Mathna. 80:.: W302, Buck nell Univ., Lew isburg , Pa. G""!,,,_Didcinson Collece. Carol Ann Raskopf. Drayer Hall. Dickinson Collt¥e, Carlisle Pa. EPl1lo.or-Pennsyl'fania State Uni't'ersity, Penelope Warebam, 108 Pollock 2, Unlnrsity ParL: PI.

GAMMA PROV I NCI3

Prtlitl,,,,-Nancy Stewart SmetU (Mrs William A .). 28327 Osborn Rd •• Bay Villaae 40. Obio. O.io AI'."""'Obio UninrsitJ. Sydney Baldwin, 6 S Colleae St .• Athens. Obio. Obio B,/--<)hio State Uni'fersity. Barbara Olive'1}84' Indianola Ave .• Columbus. Ohio. Ob;o D,I,III-Ohio Wesleyan University. Eleano r Metcalf Hayes Hall, Delaware, Ohio. O.io EPlilo_University of Toled0l Kathy Vaushn, W Bancroft. Toledo, Obio Ohio Z,t_Miami Uni'fetsity, Canar Coli:. 209 Minnich H all Oll:ford Ohio. Ohi(l EI.....-Denison Univers ity. Virginia Lldbetter. BOll: 1373, benison b Gran.iIIe, Ohio.

D ELT A PROVINCE Prllhl,,,,- Katherine Bla ck Massenburg (Mrs. Black). ,608 Purlin,ton Wa'j Baltimore 12\ Md. M"r,I""J B".....-Uni't'ersity of Maryland , Sue Da ytoni 12 Fraternity Row. Co Ieee Park , Mo.. DllIric, .J e.III",.i" Alph-George Washinatoo University, Mary Rolston. 2129 G St. N.W Washington, D C. Vir,it,i" of William &: Marr. SUllO Pi Beta Phi House, Williamsbura, V I.. Will Vir,i"i" A1Ph.....-West Virainia Uniftrslty, Mary Ellen Dailey, 1493 Uninrsity Ave • Moraan tow o, W.V •. N rt. C.,pU"" Al h--Un inrs ity of N orth Carol ina NDrth e",.li,." B,t_Duke University 56.1. e.,..Ii"" Alph.....-Uninrsity of South Carolioa. Sis Mwlis, U.S.C. Bo:a: 2917. Columbia. S.C

EPS ILON PROVI NCE

Pm;'I,,,,-Vir.inia A. Lo5eC! Meyer (Mrs. Russel), 2600 Pine Lake Rd .• Orchard like 2 Mich Midi,,,,, Allhtl'-HiIIs<lale College, Carol K1einsmitb, Pi Btta Phi House. H illsda le , Mi ch. Midi,,,,, B, ,__ Uninrsity of Michi8an. Marjorie Ano Stettbacker , 836 Tappan. Ann Arbor. Mich. Midi,,,,, G"",m_Micbittan State University. Prudy Bawn , }oil N. Hutison, E. Lansin" Mich. M ic hi,,,,, D,II_Albion Collclte. Boonie Ball. Susanna Wesley Hall, Albio n M ich. O",.,.i. AI h_Uninrsity of Torooto , SlLZanne Yarker, 86 Bideford Ave.• Downlview, Ont ., Can. 0"'';6 B".....-Uninuity of Western Ootario. Heather Mitchell , J44 Grosvenor St. , London. Ont., Can.

ZETA PROVINCE

PmUl,,,,- Helen Pors'1h Raup (Mrs AII.a n C.), .OU GuiUord ".n JndiaoapOli. ). Ind I"Ji,,_ AI,h_Franklin Collqe, Ann FISher, Hall Franklin, Ind 1"li_1I B,.t.....-Indiana Uninrsity. Judy Witham , 928 e. Third. Bloomington , Jnd. lui""" G"",m_Butier Unigersity , Diane Gable, 831 W Hampton. Indianapolis, Ind 1"li"" " DtlltI'-Purdue Unigers ity. jln Resh. 1012 State St.• West Lafayette, Ind 1"lIi""" Eplilo,,- DePauw Univenity. Sue Ann Guilkey, 303 S. I.ocwt, Greencastle, Ind ,""i."" Z"I-Ball StIte Teachers Colleae, jan johnson, Ra,ers Hall, Muncie, Ind.

BTA PROVINCE

PmiJ,,,I-Preda Sta1rord Scbu11er (Mrs Peter), )142 Normandy An., Mempbis, Tenn. K,,,t.c', AIPb-tlo inrsity of [muS't'iIIe, Sandra Stahl. 2030 Confederate PI.. louisville, K y. K,.,.", B".....-Unigersity or Kentucky. jimmie Pl.lrott, 232 E. Mowell St•• Laington, Ky. T,,,.'II11 AI h....-unmrs itJ of Ch.lttan9'QSa. Jand: Pam. nO Crest Terrace Dr ChattanOOIa. Tenn. T,.",II11 B".....-Vanderbilt Un inrsity. judy'\t100d. 2400 Culand An Nuh't'ihe, Tenn. T,,,,,,II11 G"",,,,--Un inrsiry o£ Tennessee J oan Meyer, IH4 W. Cuml,;;rland An ., A pt. 7, K nonille, Tenn T,,,,,'II11 Ddt_Memphis StIte Uninnity, N.lncy Kennon, 464, Blandirq Dr • Memphis. Tenn

T H BTA P RO VINCe

Pmitl,,,J-M.lry jane Steio Denio,ger (Mrs. Paul). 3928 Fontainebleau Dr.• Tampa 7, Fla. Alu"",,, AI h_Birmirqbam·Southem College,: Pam Horton , Boll: 246. Birminaham ·Southem Collele, Bitmin, b.lm Ala AJutllllil B,/..r-Uniftrsity or Alabama , Richie :»tamea, Boll: 282', Uoi.,.ersity Ala ' Alu"",,, G"••_Aubum Uni't'etsity. [j l Crou, Dorm 7, Room 2o.tl.Auburn. Ala , PI rU" Al h_Stetson Unmrsity. Sed, Liddy, Boz 229 Del.and. ria. FJ.ritill Sit_Florida State Unr,ersitJ. Suzie Miller, )1) W. COUeJt: An T allahUStt, Fla. FI..,itl" G_",.....-Ro llins Colle.,e, Karm Kaltenbom Boz 728, :Rollins Collqe. Winter Pull::, Fla. G,. rPIl AI h_Uoinrs ity of Georaia, Barbara Snt:ad, 186 S MilIed&e, Athens, Ga.

I OTA PROVlNCB

Pmitl,.I-Fa1 Martin Gross (Mrs. L \ 746 Wooclbnd An.• H insdal e JII. 60)21 111 ;".;1 AIPh_Monmouth Collqe , Susan Wienert, WinbiJler Ha n, Monmouth, III. l/ti •• il B,/""D,It..--Koo:a: Wendy Wells. WbitiDj: Hdl Knoll: ColleR:e, G.llesbufl. 111. llli• • iI E'liI• .or-Nortbwestem Uniftrsity. Barbau Haler , 636 Emenon St.• E't'Instoo III. lIliff.iI Zrl....-unmrsttr of lIIiood, Gail Veasman 100, S. Wrieht. Champai&n. JJ1.' I/Ii".il f/_Millikin UninnitJ, Leslie Steele. 2)) N Paif't'iew. Decatur. Ill. lIIi •• iI Th,t.t-Bndley UninrsitJ. Judy An&ell, 1004 N. Institute. Peoria , m. I.

KAPPA PROVlNCB

P' ,III/,. , -u,nJtmCe Fca la Adams (Mrs Cu)'l er c. ), 461 8 Ediebroo k P I., M inneapolis 24 , Minn. ",ileUS;" AI,lJ..........uninnit)' of Wi:tcollSin, Jeanne Spitur. 233 unadon St., Madison, Wis. FiutI"';" B,,-ecIGit Collece Linda Pierc6ata. Emcnoo Hall. BdGit Collece, Beloit Wj,. Filetlllli. G.,..._LawnDCe COllcae, AudrCT Gratz, 219 Colman H.sil. Lawrmce Collcae. Appleton, W j, M."iI.'I6 AI,h---Uninnit)' 01 Manitoba, Bnoda Croft. n2 Minto St • Winnipq, Man Can. NtlrtlJ DM.," AJ,b--Uo i.,ersi'1 of NM.h Dakota. Joan Nichols. 409 Graod Forb , N D /oli."II.'. AJlh..........uninrsit)' 0 MinoelOU, Mary Vaal&. 1109 )th St S E MmneaPQl i" Minn A"',I. Allh_Uni'fCrsit)' oC Alberta, Ann Arcbiba ld, 8903 120 St , Edmonto n Alberta, Can LAMBDA PROVJNCE P"",{u/- MJ.ddeinc Oou Lafon (Mn Thomu H ), 700 Maryla od Ave , St Louis Mo. 6 3130 /OlllltlMfI Allb..........uni'fcnit)' of MiSlOUIi, Betsr SI')1:o n, 'II Rollins, Col umb iJ. Mo. MilStln; B,t..-WashiD,ton Uoinrsity, SuzJ.Me £ubut, McMillao H.Il Wash Uoi.,., St. Louis, Mo 6} 1}0 Misltlllri C.m _Dnarr Collqe , Marnie Scharpf 1246 E. Portl.nd. Sprin&lidd. Mo. Ark""'161 AI,b-Unj.,ersity of Ark.ansu. Sharon McDonald, Pi Ikta Phi HOUR , Fa)'tttev ille, Ark A,k""'161 B,t_Little Rod: Unive:rsity. Marr Mclauchl in, Rt. 2 Bo1: 409, Aleu ndet At k ullisi_" AI,h_Ncwcomb Collece, Lynne Farwell. )824 St. Charles Ave , New Orlean., La LAMisi""" B,'_Loui.iana State Uni.,ersity, Nancy Bickham, So1: 688", LSU. Baton Rou3e. La. !ofillillini Allb-Universit )' of Southem Millittippi,Kathlecn MUrPhey, Box 21'" Southern Sta , Hattiesbur•. Miss /o1;II;lIinl S,tr-Univc nity of Milliuippi, Pamela V.uaho, Box 2709, University. Mitt. MU PROVINce

Pr'liJ,,,t-Brtt)' SummerwiU KozJ. (Mrs. ltD)' J .) 340 Hutchinson A'fe., low. Cit)'. Iowa. ItllII" AI,h..-Iowa Wesler.n Uni'fersit)', Patticia Rosl)'n. 109 W. Broad St., Mt. Plen.nt, JOWl., 1"111" B,,_Simpson Collqe, Julie FlOUt 406 N. Buxton, In di.nol., low •• l tlw" C ..-Io State Unl'ferait)', JjJ Chambers 208 Ash A'ft., Ames, low •. 1"111" Z,,--Uni'fmity of Iowa,o Jean Fee 81' E. WuhiOltoD, Iowa Cit)', 10 S"II,h Du.,,, AII"-Uni.,enlty of South Duot., Jul ie Mickleson, 118 N. Plum. Verm ill ion, S. D N,HIIIJ" B"....-tJni'fenity of Nebrask., Ann Cunn'J?Jhl.lll, 426 N. 16th, Lincoln, Neb K."'III Allh_UDi.,eraity of K.n u •• Bcttr Ann M.lme, 1612 W Uth, Lawrence. KJ.n. K."116I B"..-Kaosll State Uni.,enit)', Rita Mundhcnkt, 1819 Todd Rd .• ManbJ.tt.n. K.n

NU PROVINCE

Pmit/,III - FraDCa Corbin Bennett (Mn. Philip C.), 6617 Hillcrest Old.hom. City 16 , Okla. O"IIh"m" AIIlJ_University of Oklahoma, Linda Evant, 1701 S. Elm. Nonn.n, Okl •. OJ/utl"''' B,'.........oltl.homa State Uninrsity. Pettin. Russo J 12" Ond.nd, Stillwatet, Okl • AI,lJ -University of Tens. Sue Howell. 2}00 S.n J\.ntonio, Austin Tex T t:ft16l B,t-SOUthem Methodist Uni.,ersit)', Elm Pharr". 3101 Daniels. Dlllu Ta G".,,,,..-Teu. Tccbnoloain.1 Co!lqe, l),nn Mulro..1. }31" }8th St • Lubbock. Te1: Ttx"l Dtlt..-Tau Christi.n Unr.,ersity, Lind. Hoppi06, BOI: 30012 TCU. Ft Worth Tex. N,w AI,,,;r,, Allb Un ivenity of New Mnicc, Darlene McC.usl.nd, 1701 Mesa v isi., N E. , Albu querq ue. N M.

XI PROVINCe PrtliJ, ,,,-Oorotby.H uchd Brownin. (Mrs. Thomas C. ). 2197 N ott insham W')', S.lt Lake Cit)' 8, Utah . Col" rM" AI,hr-Univenit)' of Color.do , Shatlten Well., 890 11th St Boulder, Co lo. Colo rtldo B#I_Un iversity of Denver. Suzanne Bowman , 220} S. JOKPhine Denver, Co lo Co l tl rlMlo Gllmm-<:Olorado State Univenit}'. Susan Morrison, 1220 S Collece Ave .• Ft. Co llins, Col o. IT/""m;". AI,.6_Uninnit"7 o r J o Ann Sitnmonl, Pi Bet. Phi H OlIse Laramie , Wyo. U,IIh Alph..-Un ivenity of Utah. o.n Trevithick. 19"7 Princeton Ave .• s.1t Lake Cit)' , Uuh MtI " ,." AI.bh_M ontan. SUte lIC1e , Linda Lammers, Quad 0, MSC, Boltman. Mo nt OMICRON PROVINCE P"lit/,,,t-LoI. Stot)' Pincb (Mn. Wm. H oward). 1612 Ch.rlotte St., Pullm.n. Wash FtlSb ;""" AI,hr-Uninnity of Wuhin&tQD, J udi Buck, 4'4a-17th N.E .• Seattle. W ash. W"lbi1l,'tI" BtI_Wasbinston State Univenity. Donna Ho ward, 707 Linden, Pullman Wuh "Wl6lhi"""" C ",,,,..-Uni.,ersit)' of Puget Sound, Jan O'Parnll, North Dorm, Uni.,. of PURet Sou nd, T acoma W as h O",tl1I Afph_Uni'fenitr o f Ortlon, Mart h. Dibble. 1)18 Kinc.id, Eusene, Ore Or"011 B,,--orcaon State Uninnitr , M.tS.ret H arrison, CornUis, Ore 0",,," G Willa.mette Uni verslt)', Karccn Zumwalt, Mill St S E SJ. lem , Ote 0",0" D,I'......-Pottland St.te Collel\:e. Arlene M.tson, Pi Phi Apt 927 S W. Jacbon, Po rtla nd O,e ItId" Allh..-University oC Id.ho, Marci. Studebaku, '07 Idaho, Moscow, refa PI PROVINCB Pw iJ",t-CJua. H.n Sil?herd (Mn. L W.). "170 La Ladera Rd., Santa BubJ.ra, Calif CIIli!...,,,i,, B,,---Un r.,enlt)' of Cal iforni•• P.ul. DaI)" 2325 Piedmont An., BerkdCT Cal if. C G"", of Californi•• B.mara CummiD&S. 647 W ; 18th St , Los AnReles 7, Calif. C.. IiJ.o,,,,.. DtI,..........unl.,etllt)' of Callforn" .t Los An geles. Barbu. H.nell. 700 Hllg.rd Ave los Angeles 24 Ca lif. BPlilo---$an State Steph.nie Evans, ,o80 Pl.. S.n Calif. • CIIlt/onr," Z,tr-Unl'ferslty 01 CalIfornIa at Santa Barbara, Lee Anne 763 Cammo PeK.dero Golet. Calif N,,""" of Nevad. , Jud)' Wilson 869 N Sierra, Rmo. Nev". .•. A,atl ." Allhr-Uni'fenitr of Arizon •. J .ne Landreth. 10" N. Mountain. Tucson. Ariz.

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-No list reccivtd-u.sed 1963·64 Chairm:an AL PHA P ROV I NCE

• Ma;", Alpha- Mrs Linwood While. 106 Forest A ve., Orono Me S(oti" A/ph_Mrs. Frank H arr ington , 10 Wilson Ave., Rod:int;ham, N .S., Can. ·V"",o", A/ph_Ruth P Cram (Mrs. Ed""I,d S.) , RFD :ttl. M idd lebury , VI ·V"", ,, nt Bttll- M arg a ret Ryan Van D ine (Mrs. H o",' ud A , J r.). 21 Lindenwood Dr., S. Burlingt on

• MtllJarbliuttl A/ph_Ronda l. Gamble (Min), 14 Midd le St., 8cvcrly. M :IS5

• Af ilJldthliSlUI Bt l_Janice Rood ( M iss), 3' S. Parle Ter , Northampton, M us

• Comllrl;tll' A/P h_ antt Sutherland Aronson (Mrs R f.>, B:arnsb« Lane, RI #1 , Co\'cn try, Cunn B ET A PROVINCE

.Ntw 1' 0,1 AI,.6..-0 0 nn Ta ylo r Pair (Mrs. Donald). 100 Dr ilrcli ff c Rd • DeWitt, N.Y

• Ntw Y o ,,," G"""..,,II-Mrs. A H M ajl;e r, 46 Ri verside Dr Canton. N Y

- Ntw y",. Dlltr-Elean o r Ak in Smith (Mrs. Sheldo n) I 168 Pleuan t Grove Rd Ith "ca, N.Y.

Ptnnll l vlIni Bt lr- Han na h Mervine (M rs. T M , R D #1. lew isbu rg Pa G• .."..".- Margutt Mart in Sloane (Mrs. William). 417 W Sou th St Carlisle Pa. S Well ington (Mrs. A M.), } 12 S. Buckhou t St ., State College, POI G AMM A PROVINCE

-Ohio Alph_Verna. S Gardner (Mrs G A ), }' Grosvenor, At hens, Ohio Ohio Btl_M rs. Richard M Fox , 23H Farleigh Rd ., Colum b us, Oh io. -Oh i" Dtlltt-S.lly Davis Wood (Mrs. Paul) , 114 Grandview Ave Delaware, Ohin. -Oh io l!plilow-Mariorie Kell er W in&cr ( Mrs Ro" E .!. , -41H Dr .• T oledo 7, Oh io. OhiD ZtI--ci1arity J C arson <Miss). 820 S. Ca.mpus ve.• Oxford, Ohio -O hiD EI_Editb }{oyer Rankm (Mrs. Alle n), 218' Camb ridge Blvd., Columbus, Ohi o D E LTA PROVIN CE' - Al,",I.nrl Btt_Barb",a M cCollum ShOftDake (Mrs ' l o hn H .), 11713 Stonington PI.. Silve r Spring. Md -D im;,t of Col"",bi Alph_"briotie M Picka rd (1- rs.), 2229 Ban cro ft PI., N W Washingto n. D .C. -V i,.ini. G"",,,,II-La.von ne Olson Tarleton (1-hs J S ). 221 Tyler B rooks Dr Williamsburg. V a. -W ut Vi"ini. Alph_Joan Schl euniger C rooks ( M rs. E. W.). 467 H illvi"" Dr Mo r8anto'\\ n. W.Va. -N o,th C.,oli" Alp h_EliZil Rose Robers (Mrs. Duf'l\'ood ), 779 Old M ill Rd. , C ha pel H ill. N.C. -N D,th Cttroli"JJ Bua-Connie Esgen H yd rick ( M rs. J ulius). }IOS Devon Rd H ope Valley Durham , N.C. -S o"th C.,o /i na Alph_"bry Lees Graham McGury ( Mrs J A .), }O Gibbcs Ct ., Co lumbia, S.c. E PSILON PROVINCE

- Afirhi,. " A/ph_ Ali ce Basella (Mrs. V A l , Steamburg Rd ., H illsdale, M ich.

-Af jthi.a" Btl_M artha Co lburne Stewart (Mrs. Robert), 50} Onorn13ga. A nn Ar bor, M ich. -Af ithi,. n G am", _Racha ei Brune r McComb (Mrs. Wifliam), 2019 Cooper Ave lansin,lt. Mi ch. -Afirhill an D tlt_Mar,ltaret Kra use Y ou ng (Mrs. R alph A ), -4 08 Brockway PI., A lb io n. M ich. 0,,141';0 Alpha - M ary H erdm an Scott (Mrs. R B ). l ' Done,lital D r T oro nto 17. Can

-Ont.ri o Brta- Beve rly l ockwood Fowle r (M rs. J A ), 162 Elwo rthy Ave., Lond on, Onto ZET A PROV INCE

-Inrlia n. Alph."........cyneth Wilso n Frcdbcck (Mrs M elv in N.). R R #.f. Franklin, Ind

• I naian l' B,t_S h irley K l uger M cC llin (Mrs R D.). 26}1 Skyline 'br., Bloomington. Ind

• Ind i na G ",,,, _Ooro t hy White Fl in t (Mrs LeR oy), 2849 N Delawarc, Indi anapo lis. Ind. -'nJi n D tlt_J ane R a nsom Long (Mrs. R ichard W ) 14 n Warren PI. , [ fayetle , I nd. Inrli na Epli/o.or- H ele n T Wiseman (Mrs. V E.). Durham St Greencastle. I nd

• /nrli nll Ztt_Audrey Gibson H ostetter (Mu. I. S .). }OO Winthrop Rd " Mu ncie, Ind. E T A PROVINCE

.Ktlfllu., Alphr-Ruth An ne Rogers Ragsda le (Mrs. J C.), R #1. Box 107 , P rospect. Ky. -Ktnt"rb Bit_Louise Wood Ba.kcr ( Mrs Leslie M .). 970 M lson H udler Rd .• Lexington. Ky. T"rn lllll Alph,, - M ona Lee Reima.n Sulli-un (Mrs. R.), '206 St Charles St Sil!;na l Mt Tenn. ·TtnlftlUt B tl_Martha KinA: Baird (Mrs. Harry G ), 604 D avidson Rd Nashville. Tenn -T t""tllil G "",..,,_ Pat Whitesides Akers (Mrs William A ). 6}.oi Scenic Dr K noxville. Te nn

• T tn n W II D dt_Betty Fulton Drake ( Mf$ R. B .). '159 Wheelis Dr .• M emphis 17, T enn. T H ET A PROVINCE

- A id"",,, Al ph_ Hel en Irwin K ohl ( M rs. F S ). }244 E Briarcliff Circle Birmingham A la. - Al b"", Btl_Doris Plau:e Bu rton (Mrs J H ) 14 Southmont Dr., Tuscaloosa, Ala • Ald","'11 G""''''r-Eliubeth Sapp R apn ( Mrs T D.). Box II0l, A uburn, Ala -Fl o,irlll Alpb_Louise Warden (Mrs. W. F .). 1-420 W. Sleve ns Ave.• Deland Fla. -pl", irl Btl J ean Wide M orris (Mrs. John), 2208 Mendou Ave" Tall ahuscc. Fla. -Fl o,iJ" G II", ,,, Mrs Nick Johns, -4}0 l:>u nra ye n Dr " W in te r Pur Fla GM"ia Alph_"Z.oc Saunders J ames (Mrs R E ). 3901 GlJdney Or • Doruille, Ga. IO TA PROVINCE -lIlinoiJ Alpba- A lice M cDouga ll Jensen (Mrs. R . M . ) , 15 1' E . Broadway, M on mou th . Ill. .lIIinoiJ Btla·Dtltd- Sara J ane Obenlander Al leos,\\'o rth ( Mrs O uid R ), 1611 N. Prai rie. III. - J1/ i" oiJ EPlito_Rosem ary U tttr back Trum p ( Mrs Robert). 26118 Sheridu Rd Evanst on. III. -W i" oil Ztt Ka.the rinc Parsley Andert (Mrs T L.l, -402 S H i«hland A vc Champai,ltn. II I. -fIlinoiJ HI_E liubeth F. Hill (Mrs J Robert). 10 South- Side Cnun t ry Club. Decatur, 111. J1/ illoiJ Thu_R uth Be lsterl ing Mill er ( M rs. Don), ,11 P rospec t bne, Peoria H eights, 111. KA PPA PROVI NCE -W iJ(OfII; n A/ph_Joa n Heller Brewster (Mrs F A.l. Bahu ll St Madi son, "" is. 'W iuo"li" Bttll- Ethel Bu tch er Sho,lCO ( Mrs. Art hur). 10'1 Pra irie Beloit, WIS. -Wiuo"li" G"",,,, A ndrea BIct2: inget (Mrs J ohn), 617 Grove' St Ntt nah. W is. -M_il d" AI,d_Patricia M alaher Holman (Mrs. O A .). Mon trose St Winn ipeg 9. M an., Can. M i"n llot" Alphll- Rutb H . H astin.v;s ( Mn. A . W .l. 1617 E. R iver Ter., M inneapolis 1-4 . M inn. - Nlnlh D alot A/ph_Nina. T Claybufll;h (Mrs. B J .l. 729 R cc tJ Dr Gnnd Forks. N.D. Albtrt" A/pb _Betty Cullctne Parker (Mrs. H S.), 11908·92nd Ave Edmonto n , Alta ., un. LA M.BD A PR OV I NCE !ofiJIOII ,; AI,hll-NafICY Tl ylor (Miss). I}11 Bass. Columbia. Mo. /dill ". ,i Btt_ Ann ie Burnet Ward ( Mn Wm. M.L }}7 Gtay Ave Webster Gro es. M o. 6}1I9 Mill o. ,i G.",,,,--COnstance Elmore Ollis (Mrs. R. A.), 1114 N. OaJ. Springfield. Mo. A,l _JIU AI,b.-Margatctta Fenn Putman (Mrs. Rcdin.tL In H ill St., Fayettcvi11e, Ark -A,.",uiU Btl_Pauline Hocll2e1 J M iss). 1201 Welch Litt le Rock. Ark • u.iJi""", AI,h_"hrie H aywar Rounel (Miss). U4-4 Wcbslt.r St New Orlacns, La. u.iJilllrll B till-Arth e AJlen Jenkins (Mrs.>. 1466 Cl ovc rdale, Batot! Rou&:e, La. 16

' MUsiJlini Allh_Antoinrtte Moore Owines (Mrs. Ralpb S.). 20' Arl inaton Loop Hatt inburl!:. M iss. MiJlillinii B,/--COrinnc Bus (Miss) Box A·7, University, M ilS. MU PROVINCE

' J # w4 A l lb_Maisie T.ta:C-t Greeo (Mrs J unes). 412 Bro.dw'Y1 Mt Pleasant. Iowa '[.W4 DIY Buncb (Mrs R ff.), 210 W. lincoln, odi.nols,loWI. ' / .WA G.",m_Marclrct ieolWcl Bude (Mrs. Jama). '3) Fo rest Glen, Ames, 10 1l' a.

J #W4 Z,t_Eliubrtb Nl.&le Smitb (Mrs.) Rt ,. Iowa City, lo a. ' 5 •• lh DAl. rA AI,h_florence Jacobsen (Mrs. Dean). '15 E A,fajnLVermillion. S.D. ' N,P .s j4 !HI_JOin M cMahoo Kituc'1 (Mrs. W. '00 S ,&h 51 uK"oln. Nm.

K ••J.s AI,b_Rulb Raney HUCMs IMrs. J J.). Rt ..,.3 , lawrence. Kin K." s"l S ,/--CCCil e Bra.ueau Kmda l (Mrs.). 2025 P iene, Manha tta n. Kan.

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' OHah ", A/ph_M arilyn Vavra Kunkel (Mrs. Richard), 1104 Weslbrooke Ter .• Norman. Okla.

Ollab "'4 S , ,_Barbara Thomu Simank (Mrs. Edmund). 2001 Unive rsityt.,St illwater, Okla

TI'X.s Allb-<:arol Tyler Lon, (Mn W R .• IIIJ. 1204 w . 29th Austin , I n:. 'T, ¥.s B,,_Dorothy Jones BIrdwell (Mrs. U Oy ) 3901 Carulh iUvd: 1 D illu, Ta ' T,x.s G ",,,,_lkmice f ield. Spears (Mrs., W:S. '00' 2151 St lUDOOCk. Tn 'TI'X.s D,lt_Nlncy Willmon Thompson rs W. R • III ). 719 Rive rcrest Dr ., ft Worth. T ex. ' N , w Af,¥i r. AI,h_Barbara Bro n HelSen (Mrt. G M l. 6000 ReactS. N E Alb uquerque. N M X.l PROVINCE

'C.lo ,.tUI. AI,b_Jo anne Euley A rnold (Mrs. Sanders), 81' Park Lane , Boulder, Colo.

' Colorlld Stt_Mart lou Stanneld Allen S. Garfield, Denver. Co lo, Colo," Gamm,,- Elwyn Moss ier ( Mrs. Rex). 409 Dartmo ulh Trail, Ft . Collins. Co lo JP:l.milll A/phil - Mary Boyce Fisher ( Mrs. Max E ), 1907 Garneld 'Ulllh A/ph - Vira ini. C lowes Woods (Mrs. Warren B ). 2290 S. 22nd E M."lall4 A/ ph Ann S.unders Uruhal (Mrs. M S.). 206 E Guffin Dr Bouman , Mo ni OMIC RON PROVIN CE ' W. l hi" ,t." A/'b...-G.eu. Pearce N olfsi OAer ( Mn R M L 57 th. Searde. Wuh ' W.s},;",l fJ1I S"_Patricia Unlernahrer Allured (Mrs. Sieve). 321 Sunset Dr., Pullman , Wash ' W.sbi" , t " G - Marie A, Helmer (Miss), 719 N 3rd, Tacoma , Wuh ' 0,." ." Alpb Bllli e Hammett Robemon (Mrs. J E ) 293' Onyx St ., Eu&ene, Ore ' 0,.,' 0" B"--<:lIlene Inman Kid (Mrs. EUJene b .l. 2435 N 12th St., Corvallis. Ole. ' 0,." •• B.rtruft" (Mrs. David). 16H ·2Oth N E .• Salem. Ore '0,."." D,h,-{;arol Gluson Anderso n (Mrs. Henry D ) , 3001 N E th Portland, Ore. 'l d,,}, # A/ph_Ruth Hawk ins Boas (Mrt. LA ). ,12 f B St., MOICO W, Id.ho PI PROVINCE ' CAlif.,."i B,.,_Marii ouise Sanford le is ( Mrs Onid), 24 Southwind Dr .• Orin da, Calif. ·CAli/. r"i" GIIIJf __ Ruth T Busch (Mrs. E H Jr.t, 4351 Oakwood Ave ., La Can.da. Calif. CAii/o,,,;,, D d l_Ru t h Rapp Thayer (Mrs. Robe rt N 1274 Capri Dr.• PJCI6c Palisades, Calif. ' Ca/rl.,.";,, Elli/, w-Susan Thomas Stoakes (Mrs L ).1171 Sapphire St .• San D iego 9. Calif. 'Cali /o ,,,ia Z,I_Evdyn lon@ Fay (Mn. K"in), 1006 San Roque Rd , Santa Barbara, Calif. ' N,,,"",, A/ph_Beulah Hadd on Hawkin s (Mrs 1 K ) 176, Pau Dr , Reno , Nev ' Arn o"" A/ph_Ellen MeI in Maury ( Mrs.). 2610 E. )..f anc hester. Tucson. Ariz.

-.Alumnae ::Department DIRECTORY

S"r',I'"1 fo r f h, AI"m_ .,,,1 G,.II"J V icr·PrtJidtnl- H dcn Boucher Dill: ( Mrs Carr E.). 3U4 D;,ul", (J P,.",,.",,,l-Evelyn Pncrs Kyl e: (Mrs. Stanley E.), 2) OU:: K noll Gardens Dr., Pasadena, Cahf. Alru",,",, C/d EsiirD,-M uinc Ammons Smith ( Mrs Bcr!. J r. t. 6)1 W. Oak, J onesboro A tk. O,.a" 0/ G D/d ", A,.,.D_dd ress correspondence 10 Central Om cc.

ALUMNJE CLUB PR.ESIDENT

• 1963 Officcr list wed A L PHA PROVIN Ce

A/llm_ PrD.i"" PrlliJ,,, /- Ad. M. T owle \Mrt Arthu r). 9 Rd • StOHl, Con n. 8"J"bi", M.ul .-Barbara Baue r T.anncr (Mrs. 'Martm • l7} Allcnca te Ave , Plttlltie,ld. ·811,1;",1(",. VI .-Priscilla Roberti Carpenter (Mrs. Wm ), 87 M ansfield Ave ., Burlil\il on. VI E4Jur" C""",- EJiu.btth Newberry M otycka (Mrs. Joseph), R " Folly Lane, Coventry, Conn. &It,-n M ilfI'-N anC')' Cousins (Mrs. D ecatu r ). 14 P ond St., Orono, Me ' G"lIIer BOl IO,,! M"JJ -Kerry Gla,u (Mrs. lohn B.), 16 Broa d St., Iklmont, M ass. fI lifllX, N.s.- oa nne Dowell (Miss), 8 79 Bridges St. Ha lifax N.S. • fI ""'fo,,J , Co"".-J acq udine Du didt Bouman (Mrs. H urler). 41 Chamberla in , Wethersfi eld, Conn. ' M " rhtll" A"t".J, CO"II.-Cynthia aarle Tribe:lho rn (Mrs. Raymond L), I3 PI PP in Dr., Glastonbury, Co nn MOIIt" I, an ., (... " .-Doreen Anderson H obbs (Mrs J ) 742' Canora ltd , Town of Mt, Royal , Q ue , Can. -Ntw H t", COIIII'.-Slrah Huml?hrey Jaynes (Mrs. R A .), 8.2 4 Ever, reen Ave ! Mt. Ca nnt!, Conn. Po,ll.tui, Mt.-Shi rler Downs Qumn (Ml1. W oodS Ide Acra , Cumber I.nd Center. So",htr" Pu fitlJ CO"',,, CQlfn.-Louise Simmlnaer lka&s (Mrs. Harry). H alf MIle Rd ., Dantn, Conn. 'Th.",tl Ri'ff, COII If .-Pltricia Van Pdt Garbarino (Mrs £ P ), Mason's Island , Myst ic , Conn Wt l l S"b, ••" 0/ 8 011Q", AWI -Ooro thy Irene WarDtr (Miss), ID4 T oxletb St., Brooldiot, Mass B BT A PRO V I N CE AI"",,,.. P,O,ilfft p, tJ idtnt- lktty Scott Starr (Mrs William G.), 230 Carroll Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y. 'AI."" " N Y .-Shirl ey Hakewtutl Fallon (Mrs. Robert), 27 00118115 Rd ., Ddmar, N.Y. ' BMI IQI.. N Y.-Lillian Anal iker O'Shaughastr (Mrs lames), 139 CmthiJI Ave , Tonawanda, N.Y. C"t/,.l ",,,.I ,I ,,i_Htlen H o ffa (Miss), 140 S. 3td St ., u:wi sburg, Pa.

H.n; /h ,. ·C.,lillt , P - Mary Klt heriDt Lindbc ra: (Mrs. F C.),-296, Rumson Dr.• Harrisburg, Pa. '/lh #,11 N Y.-Robe rta Harvey Cuddy ( M rs. W. K .), 4'1 N. uiphammtr Rd., Jth au N Y ' lA"6 tllll"J N orlh Sh o"" N.Y.-Virginia WilC')' Rosa r (Mrs. M ichad), "Grttn M udow Lane , H unting ton, N. Y -Mill HMJlo n V.lI t" N.Y.-Vera M orrison Berray (Mrs Robe rt) , Millbrook, N.Y. 'Ntw Yo," Cit" N Y.-PaUicia D. Gray (Miu) , 104 E. 8, t h St., New York , N Y N o"h"ft Nt.." /rrlt)"-Hden H odgk.ins Miller (Mrs. S. T.), '0 Rou ry Dr , Summit , N J P hi/Mltlphi. P ·Mlli" Li,,_Rohc rt. Majt!ky Horln (Mrs D anid), 1042 Derwydd Lane, Berwyn. Pa ' PhiWtlphl. , P•. Dtleo-land Caldwell Yeats (Mrs. Will iam N . ). 233 Ivy Rock Lane, Have rton, Pa. ' Pilll "h, P• - Sarah B iftS Sanders (Mrs. T. D.). 420 Lamar St., Pittsbul.h, Pa ' PiltlbM , d,.juth Hi/II , P - R an dy Montieth Anderson (Ml1. J B.), 11 Rosemo n t Pittsburah 34 Pa. ' RiJ(nPooJ, N.J.- J un Bvans Patrick (Mrs. Donald), 241 Highland Ave., Ridgewood. N J • - R Qr btllt" N. Y,-Jane Sp ringe r D oblt! (Mrs. R. W ), 2}O Kartes Dr Rochester 16 , N Y ' RQdl(lnJ CU n',,_N.Y -Barbara T ravis Osgood ( M rs. William), 30 Sunset View D r ., West Nyack N Y ' Schtnta.a" N .Y --Glad". Cottre:1I Larabee (Mrs. John C ), 166 Bi rch Lane, Scotia, N. Y ' S o",h"" N#w } If'ItJ'-Oorotby BoslC')' Wablstrom (Mrs. R obt N .), 401 Kina.to n Dr., Cherry H ill, N J SWt Co l lt.t Armstrong Stover (Mrs. H. W ) 243 Whitehall Rd ., State College, Pa. ' S"..r.l t, N Y.-Eliza beth Clark jobannes (Mrs. N. R ), 1J6 Mdtnna n Dr., Fayetteville, N Y Wtl/rh,lln CO""'I, N Y.-Eleanor Herman "Pustay (Mrs. Pred), 10 Fenimore Dr , Harrison, N.Y. ' YD,i Conll, P• -Bct.b Rlnnt)' Coones (Mrs. Did), R. #3, York, Pa

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AIM"'''. p,o,;"rt P, tl id t ,,/-Isabtll Brown Dau td (Mrs Chlrles) ,'6O( Candldite Tet. , Cincinnati 38, Ohio. Ai,o", L Ndson (Miss), 900 Mukd St., Apt 209 Akron , Ohio. ' Alht"l, Ohio-Elsa J aue rt Hdfdlioser (Mrs. Clifford) , Dr., Athens, Ob io. ' C_/Oft, O.oio-Julia Johnson Priar (Mrs Cah'in), 280, Mid le Rd N W ., Canton 8, Ohio. ' Ci"d"".liJ Ohio-:-JuJi a i..tedy (Mrs. E. H ). 4D-C6 Lytle Woods P l., Gncinnati 27, Ohio Clt.tJ tui t:.AJ1, Ohlo-;-Elhd Bailey Strattan (Mrs. R. F ), 3330 Kmmore Rd ., Shaker Hights 22, Ohio. ' Cltlft l tui W 'I!, OhIo-Barbara Sands Olstn 1M". C.), 37 Kensinato:n Oval, Rocky River 16, Ohio. -C oIN mhs.t OhIo-Mary Ruth ESSC'X Patterson Mrs. .met A.', 2230 Cambndae Bl vd. Columbus 21 Ohio '0.7.'Q ", Hawk ins (Mrs. J ) , 3009 Bird Wood Dayton 40, Oh io.' HIt""" Q " , Oh,o-'Yuglnla Calym Hull (Mrs. B. M.L 972 Lawn Me' l Ham Ilto n Ohio. l ui, Co""'I, qh,o- Lrnn Hara:roTe Cox (Mrs. jerry), 2148 Greeo Ridlte Dr , W iddifJe Ohio. -N!fI'R G"''''l!t, Oh,o-Joan Bush Spencer (Mrs Frank, Jr"J 1"9 Pl taJant V allt)' Rd , Nt'Io'ark, Ohio. Oh,o V IIlI'l' Oh,o-Sally Roberts (Mrs. Roget), 2' Stntfonl 1(, , Whedinlt W V a -S"ilfdd Ohio-Ro5Cmary Chappell Wintm (Mrs. R H ) 609Ztlltr SprinBfidd Ohio - T ol ttlil, Olij)-Mlry WItte (Mrs. Charles j ), 620 V allt)' Dr., Ohio. 'Y Q"II II IOW ,, WttrT t tl, Oh ,_Mary Roos t Job (Mrs. G. A .) , Route 4, Box '9, Cortl and, Ohio. DELTA PRO V INCE

AIII,!,tur P, Q, i"u Prt liJ t ll'/- Susan Sa unde rs (Mrs. J "{aryon). West University Dt., Chapel Hill , N.C. B,J' , ,,, Q"I .MtJ .-Ruth Pederson Marchant (Mrs. Tbomu S .), 416 CtdIlCroft Rd Baltimore Md ' Ch.p,l Hill .LilIian Correll Branch (Mrs. J Arth ur). Cobb Ter .• Chapel Hill: N.C. Cb.,ltJIQn, W.VIt .-Vu,lnl l- Gaston RtCS (Mrs Thomas B .), 2744 Danieu Ave Sou t h Charl eston W Va -Ch.rlollt, N .C.-Barbara C la rk J owett (Mrs. Robert R ./ , 1412 Byerly Ct., C harioue 9 N C ," -Cl.,i lh r" W V -Doroth y Upton D ay is \Mrs. Bond, Sou th Dll e Ave Sa 1M) W'Va ' CoII,,,,hi., S C -Claudia Win,ate Timmons Mrs F M Jr ). IH6 Glen Oaks Rei Columbia S C H •• pln R .MlI, V• -Jacq utime Good Ltu ( Mrs H T .). 323·c Hrd St., NtwpOrt' News VI' M.,.,r.tuI D .C. Sdll"II" (M",i ""t R,iJ r,JJJ-jun NiClllt'ilet Lt Bubn ( Mrs Wm )' 41C)l Glenrose St Kensington. Md - Mtff,"/OWII, r.VIt.-Dorothy Brand Stone (Ma. Wud), 1 Euclid An , M orpnto1fn' W Va ., Nffl ol V •. AdkiDJ (Mrs. B A .).• 40' Oak GrOTe Rd .• Norfolk ,. Va ,. N o ,th"." VII .- LoIS H ood lewIS ( M rs. CorwlOL 1003 Btverly Or A luandria Va ' Rirh" lQ tuil.v · ( M., L K tlltr)-Virginia Wachob Sbine (Mrs E S.). 6607 W. Pu.nk lin St Ri chmond V a ' RtU"ol" " • -Mlrgard: Stama Senter (Mrs. Eugene ). }4' Hit;b St Salem Va " ,. S f/ .,h"." IF" V -Winifrtd Ly ncb Sayre: ( Mrs. Floyd). 411 WoodlurD Aye W Va F A1.,hi ,.", D C.-AYis Matchd:t (Mrs. l obn R.) '327 Sarat!lCa Aye., 1-f d. ' .",.a.I1I.'''', D#l -Atme RiclatwlY La.n.- (ldn:. E P.), 16 G nru tt R d AJapocu. Wilmington 3. Od. EPS I LON PROVINCE AI.mft'" P,•• i"u P,I/iJtlf/- An ne H enderson Austin (Mrs A WH .) , 9 Ltacroft Crescent Don Mills O at CaD - A". A,h" Mir h. - Pauicia YOUD& Lowrey (M rs. Geolle M ), '40 Rocle Cttdr: Dt , AnD ' Arbot, Mich , II

.81",JI"fotltI. H illlt !tfid.-ADtI Chestnut Bardctt (Mrs. Philip)l.. ?64 Dursley Mich • D,I,,,il. Mit'h.-Marat: Jonel Butcko (Mrs. Waltu 1.). 1))08 Dlltmorc. Detroit 27 Mich. ·C,.U RJtiJI Mifh .-Sharon ue:u;' Prottmann (Mrs. Peter) 1491 Burke N.E., Grand Rapids. Mich • Gr"u, P" ,.II. Mich.-Bazbat1l Dewey Cama:Irtt (Mrs. S. H Jr.>. 460 Mor.n. Grosse Poinle }6, MICh H ••illlUl Olif/ .• C,• -Pcarl Barker Schmuc k (Mrs. C. B.). Boll: 4 29 , Ancaster, Ont., Can. hdJ" ", Mich .-Jo.nc BoJiq Riley (Mrs P .). 1409 rII. Pranklin SI , Jacluon M ich. "Ullli ••• /!IJI U.I;" I, Mith.-J oan Stapleton Mrs William)' 4 30 Enrctt Dr" lamin&', Mich. fA"'"", 0., ., c.-•.- Kathy Kalhftesh Letts (Mrs. E. B.). 9 Bttchwood PI., londo n, Ont., Can NHt. 'W "f)l/ w/ml, Mich.-El izabeth Miller BHIs (Mrs. Wm.), 2H21 Spring Arbor Dr., Sou thfield, Mich. SulhwIII"., "fJ(h -Maiory Rand.1l Laird (Mrs. Robt. W,l. 146 S. Lmco ln Bh·d Battle Cte-ck. Mich ·r",,, .,,,, Olif/., C••.- Bcth MUflauo)'d Lennard (Mrs. Gordon H .). 49 Dann ooc Rd Toronto 12. Onl., Can. ZETA PROVINCE 1'1111 __ Pr D.i"" P'lIiJ,.,-P.uicia Melo), In.1cey (Ma. Bruce H.), 22680 Ireland Rd .• South Otnd, Ind. ·AIU/trllI., J.J.-Maci!1n Mills Ault (Mn. J P ), H}4 Redwood 'ld • Anderson, In d. ·8/""",i""" ", ''''' -W.nd. Zellu Ocu ()lrs. Robert). 1300 N, Walnut St , Bl oomington. Ind. ·CDIII_h/, Garton (Mrs R.), 1552 28th St , Columbus. Ind ·I!JU"" C" II"/7.1"" -J an Graver West (Mrs:. M W.) 626 Oakdale Elkhut. I nd. ·P.rt lV.7"', ,Ill - M.ril,n j ohnson Rowsuu (Mrs. Eclwin). },14 Kirldicld Dr., Fort Wayne, Ind. ·P,.dli", IIifJ,-ld"artba Df)'brcad Deppe IMrs C. P.). UU Parle Ave.• Ftsnklin, I nd. G1lf7, I"J -Gcae navis Mobr (Mrs Louis , Bol: }n. Olden Dunes. Portaae, Ind. ,,,J.-E I.inc Stuler Shedd (Mn, Robert). 83' Gardtru ide Dr., In d. ·H.",,,,,,,,J, ,,,J.-Kathlttn Keele Hunt (Mrs Richard), 783' Cat.lpa, Hammond, Ind. ·I"di.".,,,/i,, I"i/ ,-Louise Kelch V.ndiver (Mrs. R McCaulcy), }7U N Merid.n. Indiana polis. I nd. K" j " ",., I"J .-Marth. LeM.y Moor (Mrs William). 70} Grove Ave., Kokomo, Ind u/.7"", I"J .-S.rah Rose Btown (Mrs. Robert A.), 616 S 30th St., Lalayette\ I nd. ·M."d" 1"".-5all, DimmftS Pallon (Mrs jerome), '00 McKenz ie St ., MunCie , Ind ·R kj",.tuI, ''''' -Elva Jo Downiq Turner (Mrs. John), 722 S.W, A St ., Richmond, Ind. Sulh 8,N/ M ilillfll.LI, '1ttI.-Junnctte Mueller Slaby "Mrs Edw .rd 5 ). 1322 Rodene Dr., South Bend, Ind. ,N.-Winona Chamberl in Emerson (Mrs W .). RR # 6, Rushville. Ind. ·S" lIlhwIII"1if /"d.-Sue Killinaer Hescman (Mrs. Dooa dl, 692l Newburgh Rd ., Ennsvillt, Ind. ·r,", H .III" I"d.-Nancy H ouse Rubey (Mrs. Fred). }3 S. nnd St., Terre H au te , Ind. ETA PROVINC E Abu"". P, ,, ,,i"(1 P,"iJ,,,,- Marguerite Bacon H ickey (Mrs. David) , 174 N. Crest Rd .• Missionary ·81., R;J", r,,,,, - Oelorc:s Pratt Bond (Mn. Everttt, Jr .), 2U3 Mem orial Blvd , K ingspo rt. Tt nn. Ch,uI." ""K tI, r,,,,, -Edna Ri chey Bunn (Mrs J ames P.). Old Harri son Pike, Chattanooga. Ttnn. K" u.;U" T,,,,, -Ann Shivers Christopher (Mrs. John F.). 1313 Timberg rove Dr., KnolfVillt, Tenn Llx;"""", K7.-Louisc Wood Baker (Mrs. (<<lie), 9 70 Muon Headley Rd ., Lex ing to n, Ky ·Lilll, Pi,lo_Henriett. McCutchen Huff (Mrs N.), Dol: 206. Gatlinburg, Ten n ·ulliJ"ill" K,.-Anne ShuU ale r V.nderburgh (Mrs. John). 2241 Kulin Avt .• Louisville, K, ·M,,,,,hil, r,,,,,.- JoAn n e Hllen Murdock (Mrs J £. Jr.). }I9 Pern )' Cove, Mtmphi s, Te nn. N.,.,HI" T t"".-t.V Smith (Mrs Blanton , Jr.) II} AIton Rd., Nashville, Ttnn THETA PROVINCe Ridge. ChmanoogJ 4. Tt nn.

A lII",,," P'''f1ilifft P"l iJ, ,,t-Katb()'n Ltutw iler T.nton (Mrs. G , C.) '" 293 6 Corti Shores Dr., Ft . La ude rd alt , Fla. ·1'111.",. G4. - Harrictte Bu tler Dunca n (Mrs Donald). 92 Old I.,.., Ad .• N E Atlanta', G•. Bi,,,,i,,.'.,,, , AI• - Lois Buford Wash (Mrs. Thomu D ), HI} Round Hill RJ., Birmingham Ala O,.,W.I", PI•.- Virgini. Whitoc), Hard ing (Mrs Htrman A.) , '8' Eastview Rd , Largo, Fl •. Dtu",J, PI. ,-Miu Ruby Tacbon, 303 W. Nt'W York Ave Deland PI •. -PI [.,/fIIJ"dJ" PI• - Marilyn Talton Jo bnston (Mrs. LarrrL U21 N.W. 6th Ave Ft Lauderdale. Fla. C.i"'If1ill,, PI• -Ann logan Heft in (Mrs. Burt) 3730S.W. 18th St , G.inesville , Fla. ·H.1I7U1 D" d , PI• -Sue Poyer Hamman ( Mn . T . R.lph). .0114 S . '6th Ter ., Hollywood, Fla . -H IIfIII,ill" AI•. - Lo i s Butler Cross (Mrs R L.). 1803 Sh.des Crest Rd Huntsv ille Al a. /. r AJD ",i1/" PI•. - Betty Chitty Ha rb, (Mrs. V Earl), 4.364 McGirts BI't"d. j lckso nville 10, Fla. ·uj,I."d, FlA -Judy Edwards (Mrs Arthur T III) , 22'4 Dine), Rd ., Lah and, Pia. ·"'i.",i, FI•. -Bettie Rossman ScckinJer (Mn. D. L , Jr.). 'no S.W. 26 th St .• Miami , Fla. "' dilt, AI• -El iubcth Ozment Jobe (Mn. N orman). 2103 Upham PI. , Mobil e , A la ",,,,, I,,, ,,,,,y, AI• -Idelle Stith IJrooks (Mrs. R 5 ), 20H Commod o re Circle, Mon!8omcry, Ala " f llult Sh" 11 Ar,_Elizabeth LaUl:hltn Ashe (Mrs. F red W.), 113 Lakewood Dr.• Sheffield , Ala. ·Or. I. , PI• -Polly Pasteur Brias (Mrs. R 0 .). 810 N. T orrey Ave ., Ocal., Fl a. ·Orl."J"·W';",,, P.rA, PI• - j oa n T ucl V.n Aiken (Mrs. Edward). 16" Ant igua , Orlando, Fla. ·Pt"I Il(" I Il, PI• - M.rge Ann Parks Valentinc (Mrs. A. J ), Quarters 23·2 Pensa col a Nanl Air Shtion. Pensacola. Fla. ·SI FI•. - M .ry BumpOus Campbell (Mrs ). 21 0 26t6 Ave N St. Petersbu rg Fl a. ·S.,..""llh. C • - J o.n Gunn Griffi n (Mrs H B ), 62·B Lamar. Apts., Sav. nn ah , Ga 314 06 ·r.lI.h."II, pl•. Moo rt (Mrs. Wm Booker ), 141' P.irway Dr , T allahuset. Fla ·r."". , F/ - u,u Parmelee Hatton (Mrs . Lon). 3604 Gardeni. Dr .• Tlmpa 9. Fla . T IIU. /"DI., A/• - Maril )'n Heasley Giolu ( Mrs Thomas). 3829 $«Ond Ave ., Tu sc. IOO5a, Al a. ·WtJ l PdI", B ,.th, PI • - janc Smith (Mrs Don), 92 0 8th St .• Lake Park, Pia IOTA PROVINCB

AIII", n" P,,,II;,,,, PrtJiJt"I- Nan cy Jones Burke (Mrs Arthur). 203 R uin t Rd ., H insdale. III. ·AII"" &!w.rJI,,i Ut /II.-Peggy RNPick W .lters (Mrs M "H .). 2HO Muey , Alton III. A,Ii",I" " H,idll, Th .-Barbara O . G.rd (Mrs. Will iam R. ). H6 S. Wind sor Dr" A rlington HeiAhts. III. A."" , Ill (Vi., B, ,,oA G.ulJiJ)-Eile-cn Norcross Rauschert (Mrs. Karl), 110 Clover Lane, Bushnell, TI L 81."",i""" " N ,,,,.I, III.-Mary Jo Lewis (Mrs W illiam) , tHO E Grove, Bloomington. II I. Ch""".i,,, U,6.u , III -Sue Colwell Link (Mrs. Ronald). Linco ln T ow n House #3 , 1406 Champ;lign, III Chir.,,, B., i"l11 W'"",t", IIl.- Mildred Neal Boycc ( Mrs ). 321 N. Au stin Bl vd , Chi cago, III. Ch;r., fJ, S" III. , 1/t.-Sue Howard Delves (Mrs E >, 91-42 S Winchester. Chic.go 20, III. ·Chit.,,, WtJI Sdllrb." , 1Il.-AJice Dotick Doyle (Mn J N ), 813 S Ashl .n d Ave., La Gu nge, III. ·Du.'II" III. - Lind. Plambec:k (Mrs . David). 148 3 W . Occatur. Dec.tur, III. DIIP." C" II"'y, fII -Kathlecn Sh., D.niels (Mrs A. VI ) 296 Lawndale. Elmhurst, III. ·C.ltJ#JNrl, III .-Jetett. Papharn Hoopcs, 1398 N Cherry St Galtsbur•. III. ·Hi", J. /,. 1II.-Sa rah Robe- rts Hill (Mrs Gene R l. 13 Blod/!:ttt St ., Clartndon Hills, III. ·IIIi " DiJ F u R;',r 1II.-Ph,U is Kriegt r P itcher (Mrs Tam«). }32 I.e Gr.nde Blvd Au rou. III , / "cA,D""ilf" 111 (,1 "'7 Od", )-Marq Hae.gtr McQuillan (Mrs John, fr .), }4 8 S Main White H all III. ·/fJli,l. III.-Rtc hael Home r Meado ws ( Mrs. W A ) , RR # 2. Romeo Rd Lockport. III.· , ult C"II "'7 , III.-C ristabcl Fred eri ck ( Mrs . Pa ul) , 116 W. Wuhington, Lake Bluff. III. /HiltDlf r "w",hi" 1Il.-J,{ ary Nelson M.rks (Mrs A L.). 829 N. Wheaton. Whe;lton. III. • Af."",Dlllh, 1I1.-Shirley Reed (Mrs ' .mes). 1020 E Broadw.y , Monmouth. TIL ·NDrlh S.""l JlI--Gcraldinc Th inse Williams (Mrs. Fred T .). 721 Central St Evanst on, III. O.A P",l RIf' " F" fflt , 1I1 -Barbars Vran«k Ullrich (Mrs Ba rt on}, 1834 78 t h Ave Elm ood PHIc III PtI, A Rilu Dts PI";,,I'I, III.-M l rtha Camoen Smith (Mrs R C.), H2 N. Elmnrc Ave Park II I. ·PtDri., TJI.-Ah na Wieting McCorv ie (Mn. John ) , 230 W. H .nssler PI. Peor i• TIl Olli,,'7, 11l.-Anne Marlclcr Punk (Mrs M r., jr l. 3701 O ute n Ave .• Quin cy, III. k"rjf"rd, III.-Rebecc. Crawfo rd Ande rso n (Mrs. Lee F L 614 N Dawson Ave., Rockfo rd 11 1. ·SDIIlh 511611,"." Chit••", TII.-S.ndu LarYIn Bcd:er (Mrs. EdWard) 329 Br.dley Dr ., Ch icaRo HAt,., III. -Sp, i".fitlJ, I/I. - J udith Bc altr Den (Mrs. D .n l. 2023 Bates Ave SDringfield III. .Tri ·Ci/7, IlI -Virainia Re-cd T illin,hast (Mrs. Charles L.) 1700 46th 51 ., Moline, TIl

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A/Mm". Pr".j1ltt Pr tliJ",t--Orphll. O ' Rour ke Coenen ( Mrs. And t('W G.). 72) N. J efferson Litlle Chute, Wis. -S ,IOll, WiJ.-Shirley White (Mrs. Will iam). Rocton, III. e.,t.",." A lt tl ,. C., ,,.- Iktty Hood 8rown ( M rs. D L). (faYe Rd. , S W Calgary, A lbcrl;l, Can. DIIII/b , Af ;"If.·S",,,.io,..-Elullo t Abbett (Miss ). Hot Woodland, Duluth, M inn

• I!Jm " "tu, AII.• .• C n .-Betty Robertson ( M lu). 11)92 80th Ave., Edmonton, A lbert.1, Can

• R ill" Villi", Wi/ .-Lo rna Magui re Vcndcrbush ( Mrs K enndh), 1212 Carpen ter 5 1. A pple l on. \\: 'is. G,.""J Fo,l. t, N D. -N an Sloke$bcrry V uler (Mrs Dav id A .). 31) 24 th Ave. S., G rand Fo rks , N.D

• Af"Jiu"" Wir .--Jcan Chattert o n ( M rs. \'(1m .). 11 4 Pisk PI.. M adison, W is. -1U i/ wAd u W'il .-BcH , S te ard Mora n ( Mrs Marvm ), 230 1 E. Mari on 5 1. , Mill'o'auk « I I, Wis. -Mi"" t,,(olil/ .tU i" " ,-Caro lyn Ottinger Kovene r, Rt I, Box 3A, Waysata, M inn. -St P"'" .tU,,,,,.-Jeln (Miu). 703 Lincoln, St. Paul , M inn. lr/ i""iPt" AI"" ., C"".- Rita M u lligln Ma ddin ( M rs. Lo me), 4 7 Ash St. Winnipe:a; 9, Ma n., Can

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Pr lJvi"" Prtl i J",I - Sarlh H o m u H unt (Mrs Harol d B.). 9014 H olly St ., K anu.s City, Mu. AI,JC""dri", L.. .-Patty Dlniel (Mrs Frank), 2269 H ill St , Alexa nd ria, ta S"t o" R o"" l.A. - Dottie Miller Harris IMrs. A B., jr ), 9 112 Wynnewood, Bato n Rouge La. - C.",J"" Ari .-Maria Bourland Shanke (Mrs. George) , H2 W uhi ngton St., N W Camden, Ark -Cllll P/"1tI Cfnlnlill, AJ ".-Beverly Smith Price (Mrs Edward W .). 1607 E. 76th St N., K ansas City , M o. Col"",bi", Al o,-Mary Y okum M c Harq (Mrs T om), 800 Crestland, Co lumbia, Mo. -P.I O or"J" A,A , - Polly M cQuade (Mrs T o m , jr.) , 1207 W S ilth , El D o ra do, Ark. -F",ltllllillt , A,A .-Rose Ri c hardson McNair (Mn W, R , ), }42 N Olin, Fayeltevil le , A rle. -F ort Smith, A,i.-J anette (Mrs. H , 1.),412 ) S. 341h 51 ., FOri Sm ilh, Ark , Grd"d Pr"iTi" ArA .-jane Barris (Miss), 1003 S. Maple St ., Stutta;art , Ark 72 160 -H dlfitlb" r" M;II.-C leo M oo re (Mrs Alfred). 1" Patto n Ave H att iesbu r,lt , M iss. ]«A unl , Mill,-Kuher in e Steinmeyer M cLtlIn (Mrs. J M ) , n(MWilhurst, Ja ckson, M in. -It l trlo " Cit l, JUIJ. - /lne M deod Wint,r (Mrs. 1. L ) , R R # 1. Jefferson City, Mo. 6)10 1 K"" uu Cit!, Af IJ. - Mi ro lh H awkin.ron Carlso n (Mrs Wayne R ). 72 40 jarboe, Kanus City, M o. IA /"'1ftt, lA-.-Eveln Lonlt (Mrs W , D ), 1016 Roselawn Dr , I,.:afayelte. I a I..4A, Ch"rI'I, l.A .- oann Tho rson D immick (M n. J W ), 1902 Orchid S t. , Lake Charlts, U. will, R IJ( i , Ari .- nn Williams Bud shaw (Mrs. Stanley), 12 1) Dr Little Rock, Ark -AI" , A,d T" , ] utl60,1J, Gilbert Sl o an ( Mrs Bob), 206 Campus, Jo nesboro, Ark Af"rlhllll ,C""lJ l/t" " , M o.-Sauh P.in ler Cooptr (Mrs Hudso n), 603 N Main St , Carro llt on, M o. -Af IJ 1fr lJ t , O wen Bu nn (Mrs j lclt), 1911 M onnK. I.I -N,w Orl'''''I, U .-M ary Nell Po rte r Nolan ( Mrs 2707 Coliseu m St New Orleans n. ta N,wp orl, Ari .-Mlry Al ice Conner (Mrs j o hn L.). Cypress Circle , Newport Ark N o , t h M illill in i D , /I,,- j oa n DorstCt j o hnson (Mrs Seymo ur) Indi anola, M iss. -O U'IJ III BI , lhllil/t , Ari .- Pa tty Gretn (Mrs Ben ) , 816 W Jo hn son. Osccola. Ark -P i ", BI"I ,ArA .-D o ro thy D oo ley' Barbou r (Mrs. Benny), 2302 W ., " Ih St., Bluff, Ark -51 I OIl,-}, Af IJ.-jane Alford W,lson (Mn Garland), 14 20 N 2, th 5 1 St. Joseph , Mo. St. Luil , M o.-Miry Francis Hosmer Ande rson Mrs Elmer R ), 646 Chrk , Webster Groves, M o. 63119 Shrl " orl L...-Bttty Bro wn Clay (Mrs P E., J r.), 6249 Dillin&hlID , Shrn'eport, La M o,-Ph yll is Williams Patterson (!-frs. AI), 3139 E M o. - T 'It" r'''''d. Ari .·T, JC. ( O/i"id Smit h M lJlJfI) - Ruth Hendrich Kittrell (Mn. hmes), 1902 La u rel 51. , -T,i-SI.,,- Marj orie Pran M c Pherson (Mn R K ), 6 1) Glenview PI., J op lint" Mo • U"ivlrl it!, Min .-Maraa ret Anne Boyer (Mrs. R A .), Box 393, UniversIty, .-.fiss. MU PROVINce A/"",,,. PrlJlli"(I PrlliJ",t- Ruth Prut on Pillin,lt (Mrs. R obert ) , 618 S. 80th St., Omaha 14 , Neb Allid"(' , N,b. - Bet!7 Bu chfinch Dietrich (Mrs. Myron). Colo, I OWI. -A", tI , IlJw.t-Clm hne Re ich stein Ive rson (Mrs. My ron), Colo, Iowa. -BMrli""" " l ow..-Miriam Willi.ms ( Miss ) 410 N. Ma.dison , Carthage. Ill C, d"r R"PiJI, l ow..-Ge:orge ne 11'5 Ro bb (Mrs. l o hnl, 2330 Li nd, n Dr S E , C«far Ra oi d s. 10 "" •. • CIJ."til B/ ,,/fl, Peterson K ige r (l> 11. Ronald). )23 Forrest Dr .• Council Bluffs, Io wa 0 11 Af lJi"'I, C ary Loveioy (Mn R M ), 721) Colby, Des Moi nes, Iow a HNt ( hi" IIJ " , K"" .-Sharon Lynch Kim bell (Mrs. Charlu), lQ.8 W. 19th St Hutc hinso n , K an. I"di" " old , IlJw..-La Ved a H arbour (M rs. H. E. ). 800 Dr Carlis le , Io wa -l lJ w" Cill, l ow_J ea n Wheeler Hubba rd (Mrs Willi a m) , Rt # 2, Io wa C it y. Io wa K"" /lfl Cill K" " ,-G.il Hughu Anderson (Mrs. HJ2 N. 8'lh PI. , Bnhel, Kan IAWrt " tt , KII" .-"Patr ici. Dawson Billings (Mrs. Ro bt ), 2026 Hill view R d K an. T ;'utJ/" , Nlb .-Marilyn EdJt:«omb (Mrs. William \ 29n Calvert. Linco ln , Neb Af"Irh"u" " , Kd" .-Sue Hostinslty Ball (Mn j o hn). 741 M id land Manh .ltan, K in. Mt PI'''III " t, I " " ,..-Ru l h H ollan d Tones (Mrs. 407 E Madison, MI l ow• O"'dh" , N,b .-H a rrin Durham Gothard ( M n. McClelbndL 84,.. Woolworth Ave , Omahl. Neb P""h""dl" NI6 - Ka y Whitehea d (Mrs M E ), 1640 17th St Gering , Neb .'iiuJC P"I/I, HO&". n Siondl.ck (Mrs. GCOIlt,). 6709 W 10th 51 Sio ux Fall s, S D T o p,i", K"" .-Loulse H eim Brnc k (Mrs Robe rt) , 'O H W Hrd. Tooth , K n V,,,,,illi o ,, , S D .-Kare n Wise Baldwin (Mrs. 1-) , 109 Prent i" Vumilii o n S D - W llttr" K"".-j ane J ones K endall (Mrs D A.) , I H arrison. Grtat oend, K an. TT/icbit" K" " .-Ann Lundbe ra Cordes (Mn. D on), 401 S. V uu.r, Wichita Kan NU PROVINCE NORTH

Pro.i"lt PrtliJ,IN-Heleo Patchell Moody (Mrs. Carroll }.), 706 N P i ne St ., Pa uls V .lley, Okl •. AII. J, Oil".-N an Mou nt Windl e JMn M itch ell) 20-49 Willard Dr Altus, Okla - Ard"'lJrt. Oil" .-M uy Elizabeth Ond (Mrs. W i lbur) , H23 Bixby, Ardmo re , Okl •. -8""/II"il/" Olllf.-J ustine Gillie (Mrs H u.a:h) 49H S. E Am herst{ Bartl uv ill e, Okla. -0 ""(",, , Oi/". - Phyllis H a hn McCul a nd (Mrs T H jr.), 1308l> cCu land Pkwy ., Du nn Okla. -A(" I I lJxtl, Oll".-Poll y Ishmael S an dlin (Mrs. R Fo rney) , 4 '00 Howa rd 51.. Mu skog ee , Okb - N I" ", ,,,,, Oild .-Maril yn V arYa Kunkel (Mrs T R ichard). 1104 Westbrook, Ter , Norman Olela. OIIIlh IJ "''' Cill Olld. - tvla T o ll Slevens (Mrs 'Ma rt in ) , n03 Okl ahoma City. Okla -OA",.I, ,,, OJ/d .-tel a Paries (Mrs Law rence). 1806 Rd Okmulgee Okla P",,1s V..JI" , Oll".-Ra,t:nl Pearu Blake ( Mrs. RO'te r T ) 120 E Martin, Pauls Valley. Okl • -P II "(" Cit,·K"l CO""'l O"" -Gerry Wyatt Mc Fadden ( M rs lohn D .), }19 S Ponca City , Okla. Stil/Wllttr , Oi/" .-j o Anne H art Bernha rd t (Mrs Bill. jr ) 6 10 5 Duncan Okla -T I'If, Olllf.-EYJ j t<"hem M r Adlms (Mrs Don), S Columbia Pl. Tulsa Okl a. Will R IJ, trl (C l ttrt"' lJrt, Oll".}- B,rbafl M urra y Ketl er (Mrs 121} N Ch.r,more. Okh.. NU PR OVINCE SOUTH

P, II. i"lt P'lI i d", ,-M"a ry M in ier ( M u Geor,llC' L. .Jr. ) , 1421 T. nalC'Wood Rd Abil ene, T u -A bil,,,,, T tJC.- M"lry Gallagner (Mrs. DanL 1>4 66 M in ier Tn AII, •••t,•• , N "f.-San SPOOn I Mrs Murl B.l. A e N E N M

A",tUilllJ, Tt:t.- Mar., A nn Schmidt Fields (Mrs C.rus M .\. 1':0114 Fann in. Amarillo. •

Tu arkana, Ark

A_l t i", T n .-Eleano r B ri«ain Mays ( M rs Howard) Tl1I ilridre Dr "u stin Tn -B IIIIf1flUt , Tn (Hitd HIli SJ.".Ij- H elen M ili.lm Hu«hH ( M rs Thomas F Jr ) , 790 19th 51.• 8cJumont, Tn V"II'7 , T ,JC -Nn nie F ield McDo nald ( Mn W. T .l. Box 44) Bry.n, Ta -CDr,1f1 Chrirti, T,JC.-M.lIt ie Ann Clark (Mrs J, T ), 10 28 R alston. Corpus Chr ist i, Ta. 0,,111U T,JC - Bamal1l Well s Moore (Mn William H.) , 10229 Rosser Rd D allas, Ta -&ut Tt:t.-Flotid P f1l()("es StC'Vens (Mrs A c.). 2013 Wood PI. Lofl&"""ie:w. Tn. EJ PIUI}. Tn .-Emily Gunning (Mrs Tom). 43 12 Santa R ita Dr ., EI Puc ; Ta ,

FtJrl W tJ,.th, T tx.-An ice Buber Read (Mrs. Ju liao). 6813 D Ft Worth, Ta H iJJ,D CDllnty, Ttx.-Tudic Elmore fo ler (Mrs.), Boll: U71, McAllen, Ta: H D,IJI DII, T,. -Eydyn Toups Bumstu.d (Mrs J /I. .). 622' Meadow La..ke, Houston 27, Ta LMU(J r j T,.....-Anisse Rt:1DOlds (Mrs. Joe) , '416 }Oth. Lu bbock, Ta:. M. , h,.//, T,. x.-Cora. Fain BaldwlD U.fn. SCott), Po rt Cado Rd' l Marshall, Tn !tf.iJIMIIIi, T U'.-S},lvia Griffin ( M rs. l.c:c:). 1600 North " I " M id and. Tu·. -O J,."", Tu.- Mrs. J L. Bamen. Country Cluh Estate, (Messa , Ta :P""""1 T,. HUj:hstotl Wans ( Mrs Edwin E.) , 1428 N RWKII, Pampa. Tel. R Dup,. / , N.M.-J anlCe M«boc:r ( Mrs. R oben). 900 Hefn,. Dr Roswe.lI. N.M. SIIIII AII,,.ID. TU' .-Rlli Allrilht Smullin ( Mrs. John) t 2202 W Ave K .San Anad o, Tn. S"" A"tD" jD, Tu .- Pau ice. Gilbreat b Fitch (1ofrs William), 3218 T ophlll, San A ntODiO. TO". ·Sh,..,.", ,,,,·D,.ni,Oll, T,.x .-Cha rlo tte Ruucll Spears ( M rs. C. A.). 70, Westwood Dr .• herman. Ta. ·T, /,.,. , T"x.-Vitlinia Bro n ( M rs. Charles c.), 1827 Sequoia Dr ., T},ler, TO" Virt D"''', T u.---<:Orrine: Richards Callan (Mrs. N. B.). 707 W. Stayton. Victoria. Tn:. -WoU' D, T tx.-Joan Gen'iJ ( Mrs C. M .) 2709 Cecfu Point Dr., Waco. T a. Wi rhil" Fill/h. i tx.-Manorie Moore Shll:k (Mrs. Charles) , 4U OmCla, Henrietta. Tel. XI PROVINC E Abonn. P,.D"jn" P,.,.,iJ",t-Gl.d}'s Phillips Bon (Mrs. Cecil), "06 E 8th St Caspcr. BiIl,n ", AI Dnt. - J ean Collins Wallis ( Mrs Georle W.). 2721 Tn Dr., 811ilng5 , Munl. H ,ltna, M Dnt .- Mr s. Kathryn Sinclair. 9 1" Monroe Ave Helena. Monl S Dllldt,.. CD /D.-Joann e. Re.no (Mrs William). 32n 23 rd SI Bou lde r. Colo. ·&:u m 4", .t\I D"t.-Laura Kramer H anso n (Mrs. E. I.), 120' S Wilson Ave .• Bozeman, Mon t CIII/1''', W,D .-ba Louise Williams Everett (Mrs. W H .). 173" Walnut. Cuper. Wyo. Cht,t""t, W, D.-LYnette Harper eo ICT ( Mrs. Wm. R.). " 747 Ave .. Cheyenne. CoID,."JD Sp,.i", I, CD/a - Mary Aon Sbulle.r Bond (Mrs. Wllter E.). 1007 W. Cheyenne Rd., Colorado Springs. Colo. ·Du,,'" , CDID.-Maflorie Bc:ni,hl Law (Mrs. Alleo T .). 681 Pon t iac St Ocnver 22. Colo. \ ·FI CDlli", CD/a.-M rs. Jack A Ha rvey, 728 Cheyenne Dr.• Port Collins. Colo. ·w"", i" W,D .-Mary Maraud Ryan H umph rCT (Mrs. J R ), 2029 Spring Crcdc: Dr., Laram ie. ·O , d ,,,, Utlll.t-Evciyn Platner Meyer J W .) , 20n W ,",,00 S Roy Utah. ·Pllt/, ID, CDID.- Emamui e Trrfz Wilhams (Mrs. HetlfJ'). 1202 W Abr iend'o, Pueblo. Colo. S,./, Ldt City. Ut"b-Doroth,. Denton FolI.nd (Mrs. Edward), 801 17th St., Salt Lake City. Utah.

OMICRON PROVINCE

A III",n. P" D"in" P,."iJ",t- Suunnah B Goodwin Ho pwood ( Mrs S Blah) , S.E. Knapp St Portland. Ort. A AJ Jl,,-Evdyn Sand tner Erickson ( Mrs Robert M .), 2602 Fairb.n!cJ , Spenard. Al aska. B ,lIt"lIt; Will/h .-Virg inia Boardman Dctweitler ( Mrs. P B.). 1230' S E. 17th St .• Bcll"·ue. Wash. S DiI" / "h_A no T.yl or Farley ( Mrs. E J .), 3,06 Ar mour, Boise, Idaho. CD DI C DII"'7, O".-Virg inia Gan t (Mrs George), 108 Dr ., North Bend. Ore. ·CD,..tJliJ. O,.t.-Pbyllis Garbctson Hc:uen ( Mrs. J W.). 340 N. Hrd St , Corvallis, Ore. Ell""" Ot,.-Norma T ippl e StUB(! (Mrs Crockett ). 2849 Potter St EU8ene, Ore. E",. ,.ttt Will/h .-laverne S dwell Z ic.bcll (Mrs. Walter), 710 Edwards, Eyerctt, Wash. ·KI"mlllh FtJlJ, O,.,..-Bubara CrCSSC1 G},rsten (Mrs. Eugene G.). 20" L St., Kl amath Falls , Ore. Md fD,.d. O ,., .---caro l Hamlin (Mrs Thomu!, 829 Murphy Rd Medrord. Ore. Olym,i" , Will/h .- Faye Robb in. (Mn Robert , 703 N Foote. Olympia, Wash. PDrlllllnd, O,.t.-Dorothy Mulli,an Rasmulscn (Mrs. Donald M .L 209' S.W . M ayfidd , Port land , Ore . ·PIII/m"" , Wllll h .-Jun Mulan (Mrs 1. R ). "02 Derby. Pu llman, Wash S4ltm. O,., .-Cil1ice BuuclJe Anunscn (Mrs Pred 5.) , 1)30 21st St N.E., Salem, Ore. ·S,lIItl" Will/h -Marjorie S.ndstrom Crutcher (Mrs M B ) , 3488 W Blaine\ Sunle 99. Wash. -SPDl"n" Wllllh .-Ann Marie A},res (Mrs L. R )\ 1032 E 36th St., SPOk ne 36 Wuh. ·T cDmlll, Wlllh .-Mrs Donald "216 Paliuocs, Taco ma, WISh ·V"n rD II.',. , C n.-Oorcen Pruer (Miss), 3791 W 24 th Ave ., Vancou yer, B C., Can. ·WJ/a WIII/ lV.uh .-Carol Sather Lodmell (Mrs. A M.), 112" Bontel la Walla W.lla , Wash. W,n trh,." WlIJh -Mari lyn Huffmln Lidke (Mrs A W ), 1117 Applehnd Dr., \'(lash Yaim W,.,h.-Bubata Stephney Kosbab (Mrs. Lyle A.), ,06 S. 49th St., Yakima, \'(Iuh. PI PROVINCB NORTH

Alllm_ P'Dfl i1Kt P,.tJiJt"t- Jc:ssie Belle MOCU! French (1."lrs. George H M ). 1, 28-3 8th, Sacrament o 16. Calif - A"tt/ D," V"II"! Lllnrlllll, ,., CJi/ )-Peari Hopper (M rs. Richud). " '0 Il 16th St W., Lancuter. Calif. ·BIfltrJ ptlJ, CJi .-Bahctte Bumas Ha'rding (Mrs. Ted P.), 281 3 H armony Dr., Bakersfield, Calif. -B,rl t/", C,di/.-TressreNappcr Edd, (Mrs CI.rk), ,831 Arc .di. AYe ., Oakland 18, Ca l if. CDnt,.a CDl tlll C.Jif.-Elizahcth La son S anson (Mrs. Ra }'mond). 3806 Palo Alt o Dr., Lafayette, Ca lif. ·p,.,.lnD, CJjf.-NanC'f Holcomb (Mrs. Louis) I" E Harvard , Fresno, C.lif. HtnIf"ii-Mart Jane Potts (Mrs Rand), 19 Nivhi St Wailupe Circle. H o nolu lu, H a aii. ·w VI"""" Nt".-Hden D uele r (M rs. J ack) 2113 S. 17th St ., us Ve8 U Nev. -/If ,.in CDll nt:! C,./i/.- &tty Batcheld er Broka (Mrs Dcan) , 696 Las Cafindu, San Rahd, Calif. ·M Dnlt" , P,.,r i",III , C lif.- Maf}' Govier Kennedy (Mrs. Ran dn lp h). P .O. 801 36z, Pebble Ikach Calif. ·PJD AIID, C,./if.-Martha Tinke.r J o nes (Mrs Ri chard), 242 20 Hill view Dr., l os Alto. H ill •. Calif. -Rttr o, Nt".-Ef.ine Zeitlman Altenburg (Mrs. P G iles). 2120 Schroeder W I,. Sparks, Nev ·S4rr mtnI D C"lit.-Kathryn M('Duff«, Brewer (Mrs. Arthu r ) 4240 Bridl!:e Rd Sacramento 2 1, Calif. ·S4" P,. "riUD. e..li/ .-Jlnd Spellman North (Mrs William M .), 332' P ierce St ., San Francisco. C.lif. ·S4" J DIt, C,,/iI.-1o atCIa Grover Pord (M rs. Gilbc.rt), 20,,0 Can),onview Dr., Suat081, Ca lif. S4n /lfl#tt D, Calif.-Dorothy Van M aud ru (Mrs. J E ). 718 26th A ve Si n M atM, Calif. Sa/4n D CDII"t,. C.. Co rnel ius W ilson (Mrs . J ac kl, un Red wood St .. Valleio, Calif. ·St Dt l to n C4/ if.-(ynn Gunn M.ther (Mrs. R N ) 2n6 Doulliu. Stockton. Calif, ·VIIII ,:! of th,. /If "M (S"''''4 R Ol a, Cali/ J-Ruth McKa y tIck (Mrs. J William), 311 take St SnnMla, Ca lif. -Yda -Slltltr, Co,lif .-M argaret Hen ce M urry ( Mrs. S R ) P.O. Box 166 Yulia City, Cllif. PI PROVINCE SOUTH

Alllmff4 P,. DII;"" Pm id",t- M ary Va n Buren (Mrs Emerick), 26n aMndevilie Ca nyon Rd l os Angeles. Calif. C4mtlb cl. A,.ir.-Mary Hartro}' Pelkc (Mrs T G ), 6438 E. Sherid a n, Scottsdale , Ariz. C D, jna·P.m Dn , C lif.- Margatet Whe[ihan Bcdc (Mrs P P l. "" N. Ranc h Lane Glend o ra , Calif. Gltnd I" C4/i/.-P.tSY Zcld cake Milner (Mrs. J F ) , no, EI Muadero Ave , Glmdale, C.lif. I z." C"n"d" , C.1i/ .-Jane Hi,,, in (Mrs Will), 819 Inverness, Pasadcoa, Calif. 9 1103 La l DII , C li/.- Mario n P Cameron (Miss), 7 13 Rushvill e. La Jo ll a. Calif. ·lA"K 8 , r o, C li/.-Peg}' Sande.rson K ittle (Mrs. Lawren ce) 2811 Ma in Way. Los Alamitos Calif. lA,A",t/u, e,,/i/.-Dorothy Shelton Andrews (Mrs. Jo hn) 119 N Windsor Blvd ., Los Anacles. Calif. ND,.tb C(Hl nt" CJ;f.-Mari an ne Co lton Deshon ( Mrs Robc. rtl 1720 T erra. ZI PI., Fullerto n Ca lif. -PIII/"Jtna, C lif. - Pra.rw:es Henderson Smith (Mrs. Herbert B ). 302 S Hill St PlSadena. Cali f -Ph t" "hc , A';z.-Geo rcann Vandenbc.r. Byrd (Mrs Jack F.L 3422 E Geor,ia. Phoenix 18 , Ariz. RtJIIIIUI, C"/1. .-Maf}'ellen J ordon H aigh t (Mrs Raymond 1.) 6 11 S. Bue na Redl ands Calif. R i",."id" Cllllif.-Kinten Malm Calhoun (Mrs R P.). 2983 Way. Ri vmi(le, Calif. ' ·SIII" B"._,.Ji"a, C"Ii/ .-Dorothy EricKl n Painter ( Mrs C. E.). }780 La Ha cie nd. Dr San Bernardino Calif. ·S4" Dit'D , C"Iif .-BcveriT Cltndenin T rus ( Mrs Carl A ). Saledad Rd., La Jolla, Calif. ·S"" Ftr1lllnJ D V I1", C4/,/.-Fra.nces Grn Ar mstroll,! (Mrs. A .A .) ·S",,/4 B ,.6",.III. CM;/.-Eleanor Ja ne Thomas Nyc: !Mrs. Robert). San l eandto Lane San ta Bubara Cali!. SIII"t" AfD"irlll lT/tl t,iJt, C. ' if.-tktt,. Purdum Schil it"IB ( M ri. Gco.). 70 1 Wildomar. Pacific Palisades, C.lif. ·Su th B"y, CJif.- Mrs Victor G Lund. 26630 Shadowwood D r P alos Verdes Es tatn. Calir. Sut o CD"J/, C lif.-Lynn Lilicquist ( M rs. George F.). 1407 N. Bay Front Balboa Island. Calif. TII (JD " , A,.iz.-J oa n Skorpick Campidonica ( Mrs G R obert). 7032 Blue Lake Or T UC1On. At iz. ·Whitti,,., C,,/i/ .-Maril}'n Meilner J ohnston (Mrs. J ames), U-409 Potemast Dr., La Mirada, Calif.

Official CAL END A R S

COLL EG IATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directory in this issue for addresses of Central Office and national officers. All due dates acc to be postmarked dates.

PRESIDENT:

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked not later than the 10th of each month, September through Junc September 2,-Arrange for fire inspection of premises by local authorities.

October 15-For chapters having organized Chapter House Corporation-see that annual report of the Chapter House Corporation has been filed with the Counselor for Chapter House Corporations and Province President.

D ecember I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or ,,,plana/ion of IInavoiJabl, d , /a1 in undin, il to Counselor for Chapter House Corporations.

February date for election of officers.

February l'-Fina l date for chapter nomination for Amy Buznham Onken Award; Dame of nominee to be sent to Province President

February n -AAC of each chapter in province send in its nom inat io n for the Chapter Service Award to the Province President.

March I -Send Offi ce r In stru ction Report to Province President.

May n-Final date for election of

June 5-Send Officer Instruction Report to Province President.

VICE PRESIDENT:

February I-Make preparations for fraternity study and examination

March 2O-Final date for fratern ity e:ramination

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Notify Province President and Central Office immediately when changes in chapter officers are made Send initiation certificates to untral Offi ce within 3 days after initiation.

October I-Send name and address for president of Mothers' Club to Central Office

October I-Send chaperon card and chaperon data blank to Cha irman of Committee on Chaperons.

Octoba I-Return corrected printed membership lists to Central Office.

October chapter letter for Winter AIlRow to Chapter Letter Editor.

October n-Send F.S &E Blank # to Province Supervisor of Fratern ity Study and Education.

October 3I-5end first report to OIairman of Committee on Transfers and arbons of Introduction of Transfer Blanks to same.

January )--Scod chapter letter for Spring Anow to Chapter Letter Editor.

February lo-5end F.S &E Blank # 1o, to Province Supervisor of Fraternity Study and Edu cation

February lo-5end copy of new officer list to Central Office and Province President.

March I-Return corrected printed membership lists to Central Offi ce.

March chapter letter for Summer ARRow to Chapter Letter Editor.

March IG-Scod second report to OIairman of Committee on Tran sfers.

May 1-5end Olapter Annual Report to Central Office.

May n-Send new officer list to Central Offi ce and Province President.

RECORDING SECRETARY:

Send to Province President within three days after any initiation a report that new membership cards have been placed in the cud file

October a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Proviilce President and a copy to the AlumnI: Advisory Com· mittee Chairman.

TREASURER:

September-5end letter from Grand Treasurer and local letter on chapter finan ces (previously approved by Province President) to parents of actives and pledges u sooa as school opens.

Send Financial Statements to Parents of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two wedcs before the proposed "jnitiation" date.

5<nd to Central Ollice: Pledse and initiation fees with GTI form three days after each ceremony .

September I)-Annual Budget Report.

October throush July-Monthly .6n.ancial report on due dates l..S5isoed by Central Office

October for $) .)0 for tr<uuru's bond and Bound ARJlo

October U-Delinquent Report for first semester.

January l)--$enior Appl ication Blanb and Senio r D ues for mid -year sraduates .

February I-Delinquent Report for second semester.

April 1·I5-Request for supplies for following year.

April IS--COntributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce for Harriet Rutherford Johnston Scholarship Fund., and Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

Send checkJ for contributions to other Pi Bda Phi pro jects to the trea.surers of the respective projects for the foUowing:

Settlement School

Holt House Centennial Fund

Send check for Convention Hos pitality Fund to Grand Treasurer,

June U-Smd Del inquent Report to Central Office,

SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN,

Send monthly letter to Province Scholarship Supervisor (with copy to Province President) by the 25th of each month, September through May, except D ecember which is due the 15th instead. In first letter include plans for study and improvement of scholarshi p.

October 25-Send Scholarship Progr:am to Provin ce Supervisor and Province President.

November to-Send Scholarship Blank # 3, Revised 1963, for Spring semester or quarter to National Scholarship Chai rman, Prov ince Supervisor, and Province President.

February Application for Scholarship Achievement Certincate to National Scholarship Chairman.

February chapters having quarter system send Blank # 3, Revised 196 3, for Fall quarter to Nationa l Scholarship Chairman, Province Superv isor, and Province President.

March revised scholarship program to Province Supervisor and Province President.

M arch chapters having semester system, send Blank #3. Revised 1963, for Fall semester to National Scholarship Cha irman, Province Supervisor, and Province President

A pril 2)-For chapters having quarter system, send Blank #3 . Revised 1963. for Winter quarter to National Scho larship Chairman, Province Supervisor, and Province Pres ide nt.

June IO-Send Blank #4 and Blank to National Scholauhip Chairman and Province President.

PLEDGE SUPERVISOR,

Send a Jist of pledges on req uired blank to Central Office and D irector of Membership with in five days after pledging or repledging,

O ctober 30, January 0, and March O-Send letter to Province PreSident ( copy to D irector of Membership).

D ecember 2a-D eadline for pledge examination.

PLEDGE SPONSOR,

October-Send Grand Council Jetter and chapter letter to parents of pledges as soon after pledging as possi ble.

PLEDGB PRESIDENT,

November letter to Provi nce Preside nt.

CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN,

-Send to the D irector of Mem bership withi n five days after any pledging the official ref erence blank with proper signatures for each gi rl pledged.

-Send with in two weeks after the close of the formal rush season a report to you r Province President on the result of rushins and pledging.

-Send to the Alumnae Recommen da tion Chairman of the alumnae dub concerned within ten days after any pledging a list of all girls pledged from the tow n or towns under that alumnae duh's jurisdiction

-Send to Province President and Central Office the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chair· man within a month after the dose of the major rushing season.

PANHELLENlC DELEGATE:

October O-Seod Semi·Annual Report to National Panhellenic Conferen ce Delegate.

April O-Send Annual Re port to National Panhellenic Confuence Delegate

PROGRAM CHAIRMAN,

October chapter program for nest semester to D irector of Programs and to Province President.

November lo-Send report on Pi Phi Night # 1 to D irector of Prograou and Province President.

January 27-Se nd report on Pi Phi Night #2 to D irector of Programs and Province Presiden t.

February O-Send chapter program plan for second semester to D irector o f Programs and Provin ce President.

March 10000end report of Pi Phi Night #3 to D irector of Programs and Province President.

April 27-Send r eport of Pi Phi Nigh t #4 to D irector of Programs and Province President.

ACTIVITY CHAIRMAN,

February report to Provin ce P resident.

May O-Send r eport to Province President,

HISTORIAN,

Send to the Prov ince Presiden t within three days after any initiation a report that names of new initiates ha ve been recorded in the Record of Membership Book.

Feb ruary Io-Send carbon copy of fust semester's Chapter H istory to National Superviso r of Chapter Histories

May O-Send carbon copy of Chapter History to National Supervisor of Chapter Histories. (The H istory itself is taken to Convention by Convention delegate,)

MUSIC CHAIRMAN,

February letter to National Mu sic Chairman

May 15-Send letter to National Mwic Chairman.

SETILEMENT SCHOOL CHAIRMAN,

May I-Send to Chairman of Settlement School Committee a copy of the Settlement School Program for consideratio n for the May L. Keller Award ,

MAGAZI NE A GENCY CHA IRMAN:

November O-Send Christmas gift subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magaz ine Agency to ensure gift card deli vf"ry by December

PI PHI TIM ES REPORTER :

November to-Send materia l to Province Coordinator.

January 20--Send material to Province Coord inat or May I-Send mater ia l to Pro vince Coord inat or.

APPLI CATION FOR FE LLOWSHIP, SC HOLARS HI PS, AND LOA N S :

January 15-Appl ica ti ons for Pi Beta Phi Fellow ship due to Grand President. March !!i - Ap pli cati on for Virg inia Alpha Sc hola rship due to Chairman of Settlement Schoo l Co mmittee.

Apri l for Harr ie t Rutherfo rd Johns tone Scholarship due Grand Secretary.

Apri l IS-App lication fo r Ca lifornia Alpha Scholarship due to Mrs. Richa rd Mad igan, 76 Bellrook Way, A therton, Californ ia.

A pri l 15-A ppli cation for Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship due to Gra nd Vice Pres ide n t.

Apr il I )-A ppli cat ion for Junior Group Scholarships due to D irector of Pr og rams .

DATES TO BE OBS E RV ED BY ENTIR E C HAPT ER:

Ja nuary 9-Chapter loyalty D ay

A pri l 28-Founders D ay to be celebrated with nea res t Alumnr Club.

ALUMNJE

Due d ate for repo rts are to be postmarked dates Consult Official Directory of th is I ssue fo r nam es and addresses of National Officers.

PRESIDENT :

February I-E lec t O r appoi nt Club Re comme nd atio n Ch ai rm a n a nd at leas t two o ther members to se r ve fro m May 1) through May 1) of the foll owi ng year. Send name and address to Central Office

March I -Election o f club officers to be held at the regu lar March meeting; said offi cers to take office at the close of the fis ca l year

Ap r il 3D-Send four Annua l Report Questionnai res to offi cers as directed.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Mus t be recipient o f the ARROW, J uly U-Sen d In M emor iam noti ces to Centra l Office fo r Fall ARROW.

October U-Send In M emoriam not ices to Centra l Offi ce for W inte r ARROW

November 100Mail club year book or program roste r with program plans (page 230 of club Presid en t' s notebook) to the Grand Presid ent, Grand V ice President, D irector of Program s, N . P.C. D elegate, A lumna: Prov in ce P residen t, Chairman of Alumna: Programs and Proj ects , a nd Centra l Offi ce.

January I ) - Send I n Memoriam n otices to Centra l Offi ce fo r Sp ring A RROW.

Marc h I)-Send I n Memo r iam noti ces to Central Office for Summ er ARRO W. M ay U-Send letter with club news to Alumnre Club Editor for Fall ARROW.

May 2Q-Sen d new officer l is t to Alumn:!: Prov ince Pres id ent and Central Offi ce.

TREASURER:

November U and April l} - Send nat io nal dues to Alu mn:!: Provi nce Preside nt. D ues mailed after April 1) will not be included in current year's total.

January )-File Form 990 with D irector of Internal Revenue fo r your d is trict.

April 3D-D onations to the f ollowing fuods should be mai led to the Pr ovince P, eJid en l to be inclu ded for current year :

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School payable to Treas urer of same.

Emma Harper Turner Mem orial Fund payable to same Holt House payable to Treasurer of same.

Harriet Rutherford John stone Scholarship Fund payable to Pi Beta Phi Centra l Office Centenn ial Fund payable to treasurer of same . Junior Group Scholarship payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce. Convent ion H ospi tal ity Fund payable to Pi Beta Phi Fraternity.

Checks payab le to A.rrowcra ft Shop are to be sen t to Pi Beta Phi Arrowcra ft Shop, Gatlinburg, Tennessee

May 2D-Send audit slips as directed.

RECOMMENDATIONS CHAIRMAN:

November I) and March I)-Send rep ort to D irector of Membership.

MAGAZINE CHAIRM AN

November Christmas gift su bsc riptions to Pi Beta Ph i M agazine Agency to ensure Christmas gift ca rd delivery by D ectmber 2).

HO U S E CORPORATIONS T R EASURE RS:

September-Send annual reports and $ ).00 fee f or Treasurer 's bond, payable to " P i Beta Ph i Fratern ity," to Counse lo r fo r Chapter House Corporations.

Send copy of report to Province President concerned.

DATES TO BE OBSERVED:

January 9-Chapter Loyalty D ay April 28-Founders' D ay-to be celebrated with nearest active chapter or chapters.

YOUR BADGEa triumph of skilled and highly trained Balfour craftsmen is a steadfast and dynamic symbol in a changing world

WEAR YOUR PIN WITH PRIDE AS IT REFLECTS THE RICH TRADITIONS OF YOUR FRATERNITY LIFE .

Official plain badge Jeweled Shaft (Additional to plain badge price)

Sapphires or Amethysts

Add 10% Federal Tax and any state or ci ty ta xes to all prices quoted.

SPECIAL INSIGNIA - We will furn is h insignia in any stone co mbinati on you desire. Please write for prices or contact your Balfour r epresen tati ve.

Orders for all inSignia must be sent to Pi Beta Phi Central Office - except recognition pins for which orders may be sent directly to the l. G. Balfour Company and we will obtain official approval. Member's name and Chapter must accompany all orders.

OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

Unltu otherwise dClianaled (with price: quotation). the .uppli" listed below ,..,dl be furnished free wherever Deed of them II established ORDERS SHOULD DB ADDRESSED AS FOLLOWS

TO GRAND PRESIDENT for :

Blank applications for the fellowlhip

Blank charten

BlaDk notific.tion of fiocs to Chaptet Presideot

Blank notification of fiocs to Grlod Treuurcr

Vot'DI bl.nks tor chapters 00 'rlntin& of ch.rten VotiDi blsnka for Gr.nd Council

TO GRAND VICE PRESIDENT for:

BI.nk .pplic.tions for alumnc dub ch.rten

Blank applications for Ruth Blrrett Smith Schols.rsbiPI Charten for alumnae dub.

TO GRAND SECRETARY for :

BI.nk applic.tions for H.rriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholar· .hipS

Cipher and Key Li.t of .Uo ed expenses to unelioa- on fraternity busincSll

TO DlRECI'OR OF PROGRAMS for:

BI.nk applic.tions for Junior Alumrue Group Schollrship

TO NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE DELEGATE for : InstructIOns to pctitionioa- ,roup,

TO MANGEL, Florist. Chicqo, Ill for:

Pi Bet. Phi Wine ea.matioct (Write for prices.)

TO PI BBTA PHI MAGAZINE AGENCY, Mid le Bid, , 112 S. HlnlC')' Rd•• St. Louis, Mo, 6310'

TO PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE , Mid le 112 S. HlnlC')' Rd., St Louia. Mo. 6}10'

Accountiaa POrml: Bill Boot-"t!: T, R. Pormt--50t!

Al umnz Ad.iao" Committee M.oUlI. 50t!

Al umOle AdviJorr Officua ListI

Alwnn.z Club DutiCl of Officers

A lumrut Club Officers Lists Club Presidents' Notcboob '2 .5 0 AIUIDI1e Cub Receipt Book (triplicate reccipts( DO chlrae) Committee Rccommeod.tionJ Mlou. ,

AlWJlnlt Dclcaatc Manual, )Ot!

Aiu.Dl1l2 MapJ.ioe Chairmen Maoual )OC AlumDE P.Dhdlcnic: Manual of Information Affiliation CuuDooy Applications for FratcrWty ScholarshipS Ano. (Ptom old fila) .•. price to chaplets for compidina arcbj"cs. '0.

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Affili,tion and Transfer lotroductioo Transfer Appton1 (or Affiliation Note of Affiliation

Annual Report, due May 1

Broken Pled&e Ch.pcroo

White card to be sent out in fall 10 chairman Blank for Data no Chapuoo Application Blank for Chaperoo ''The Relations aet.em I Chapter and Its CbapcroQ" Uo.iform Duties of Chapler Chaperon Chapttt Officer Lull Contents 01 Archi'fa List Credentiall to Coonntioo DilDlwal a1'Kl. Reinstatement SlankJ Automatic Probation Automatic Dismissal Dismissal &pulsioD Hooorabic Dismiual Reinstate.nent Prakm.ity Study.net Education #10'. #20' # }O, GTI forms for ;lcda:e and initiation Ices Initi.tion Certific.tes Rusbina:

Acknowlcd.aina letta of Recommend.tion 100 for 6Ot! Inform.tioo Blank from St.te Mcmbcnbip Chairman (to ch.pter) Request for loform.tioo from State Membership Chlirman (to ,b'_I

Confident••l Reference Jotoonation 1t! e.ch Schol.nhip Blaab. #}. #"

Senior Applic.tions (or Membm.bif. in Alumnz Dept. Book of lnitiste Sicoatura (tonner J called Bound Constitution) " ,00 (Before ordmas. chsptttl mult have permission from Pro,.ioce. or Visitioa- Officer)

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M ai l this s lip to the PI BETA PH I CENTRAL OFFICE ,

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(Print Hu sband 's Full Name, Pl ease)

St ree t City

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Book of S'Rn:lI urc:s,

" M y Seven Gifts to Pi Beta Phi " ) c u ( h , per douo Boole PlaitS , S UO pe r 100

N PC-" Kn o w Your NPC," I) c Candle 1.18h u na Ccremon" Outline for By b s o f Active Chapten

Cuds- fo r o rdenn« supp '" from Ctowl Office, 1< Pi Phi Party SoNt; Books, 'Or tach Cards Dau on Re cen t Gradu:ucs. Ie tach

Pi Ph i TU"' J Bulletins, 7'c Chapler File urd, } X , inches (in lou of not leu t han 100

Pledge 8001.:-'0(. ThIS book mcludes quntions lind IIns,.,us for s.tlmon and blud. H. per 100

A copy u furnished to nch ""lIh Insnuct,on 8ooIdC1. ou t ChJrle. )Oc IS a (or uk to Chapter Prn idents' Reference Binder Muer ial. $ 2.'0 members ConstltutlOn-Wll te fo r ,nform .lIIo n lind JlfIle

Pledge Ritulli. 20 per dOlCn Direct ory of p, Beu Phi. $2.'0 Pledging Cerem ony. 10c nch $ 1.00 per dOlCn D,smisu l Brnder. $1 .2' for Al umn;!!! Province Presid ent lind Provi nce Frnllncial StJtement to P,Ilenu o f

Reco rd of Membershlfl Book. full leuher $ 10.00. (Scfore o rder Flashl ishts and Ratle,in, 6). per Dozen ing chapten mu st have permission fr om Province Presiden t 01 H isto r ic. 1 PI .y. I C. So ronil, )0< V isitins Offiur ) Hist o ll an ' s Bi nder, $1 .00

Record,"1t Secretary's Book $6.00 (Fo r minutes of meet,nss) H isto",n', note ·book p.per-Ie per sheet

Ribbon: 3 inch yd. % inch ribbon-1 6. yd H a ll H ouse Book h: t )0

Rit ual. pe r doun House Rul es for C hapters

Robes fo r initiation, ' 1.00 (President $9.(0) Z weeks no t ice Ho w to St ud y Boo lcltt )0

Robe P,I llern for m()del inc tc :ui nn 8 ) n. Init iation Cer.mony n ch $1. )0 per dOlCn

Robe rt ' s Rules o f O rder- $ 3.H In,llIllOn Certificate, I Embossed I Lus t n nes IC("Ila ced. nlh Ro ll C. II of chapters ( one is incl uded ,., ilh nch Pled"c Book I nstructio ns 10 visitin" o ffi cers o ,dered) Jewelry Order forms 1, nch letters to PJlent s o f PledfCe s Scholarship Applications Manuals fo r Chapter Officers Ca lifornill A I("Iha Fund Act ivities Chai rm an Censor. Ceremonics, Chapter Mlln ua l Ruth 8Hlell Sm uh Guid e for Constilu ti o n.1 Rndrng, H lstn run H alriet Rutherford Jo hnstone M.nJlU , Mal(lZine Ch,irman, Pi Phi Times Reporter. PledRe J unior Alumn;!!! Gro up Sponsor. Poli cies and Sunding Ruin ProRnm Chairman. Schnlarshil"l Plaq ue-Pub licity, Recordi n, Secretary, RecommcndJlions Ch,irman Order thn )u"h Ccnt r,1 Office Scho lauhip Sc-ttlement School. Social Ch,irnun , SUIC' Mem - Senio r Fare ,.,ell Cc remon y be"hifl Chairman Treuurer, Vice nch. So. Sellieme nt Schoo l Bookle t ,0< cia l UUle ''' As Others Like Proatam--"h Could H appen He rc" President (l oose leaf l uther cover) $ '.00, notebook pllies. Prolttam-" A Visit to Sc-nlcment School" $ 2.'0 Prolltam Plannin. Guide. ,Ot Pl edlle SUPCI"isor 'Ioosduf luther cover) $ '.00. no te book Stat ionery J'aJ:es $ 2.'0

Official·AIIIIOw c haptcr letter (yel IOo"'·) ' flt"r Z, sheelS Ma nuah for NU ll"l nal Sundinll Committees- Offi Cl. 1 SIIII"nery ( ore Cenrnl Offi ce fnr Ch:ll("ICron. Ch,pter House PI.nn ing &: Buildin". M usic. Pub· All crnled fl'rer o rdered directly from Balfou r l ici ty, n ch Symphony, 30. INot ,II supp lies handled in the Centra l Office are listed Wrile fo r further informatio n if you wish supplies not l is ted )

One hundred candles make a lovely glow. Pi Phis across the continent can s hare the candles' warmth and gaiety by joining in the plan s for the birthday celebration. We know it will be a jubilee worthy of the fir s t one hundred years as well a s the future of Pi Beta Phi. Each Pi Phi will want to be a part of it.

Will you help u s plan the party by se nding your donation? How much s ho uld each se nd? How many years have you been a Pi Phi ? Be a ' dollara-year' Pi Phi . Or be a d o llar-a-founder Pi Phi. Most important , be a loya l a nd joyful Pi Phi Join the centennial celebration plans by se nding yo ur birthday g ift to the Centennial Fund.

Rem e mber that donation s in memory of a Pi Phi or in hon o r o f a Golden Arrow Pi Phi shou ld be accompanied by m a iden nam e, married name, chapter and alu mn", club of the one being honored. The infor mation will be inscribed in the Me mo rial Book which will be on display at Conventi on

Chapters should send donations to Centennial Fund Trea su rer , Mr s. The o d ore Shreve , 417 Le yden St. , Denver 20. Colorado.

Alumn", a nd clubs, se nd to yo ur Alumn<e Pro vi nce Pre sident whose add re ss is on the ARROW Alumna: Depart ment directory page.

Betty Bailey Hall , Centennial Fund Chairman