The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1965

All Hail the Queen!

By Ginger Lansford, Tennessee Delta

" All Hail the Queen" is an exclamation we have heard many times. Bobbie Lynn Morrow , Tennessee Delta's pride and joy, has heard it many, many times.

This summer , when Bobbie Lynn exchanges one of her many crowns for a mortar board and reaches for a diploma instead of another loving cup, she will be climaxing a camp u s career that has brought honor to Pi Phi each semester she has attended Memphis State University.

As a freshman , she was se lected "Campus Cutie," by the s tudent newspaper a nd that year was invited to membership in Angel Flight and the dance honorary, Orchesis.

She wore the AFROTC military queen crown as a sophomore_ After bein g selec ted AFROTC " Little General" by the MSU chapter, she was named "Little Colonel" at the National Angel Flight Convention.

One of the most coveted MSU crowns, that of Homecoming Queen, was worn by B obbie Lynn in the fall of her junior year. Later that fall s h e was selected Sigma Phi Epsilon Calendar girl and her picture appeared on the cover of the 1964 Sig Ep cale nd ar .

Other beauty honors that came to her outside of college have includ ed reigning as Miss Savannah (Tenn .) , and Miss Hardin County (Tenn. )

One of th e most exciting experiences in her queenly career came when she represent ed Tennessee in the Miss Universe Pageant and placed in th e to p ten finalists

Bobbie Lynn was a hostess in one of the New York World's Fair pavili ons last summer.

She has crowned her beauty achievements with service to her chapter, having served as its program chairman, recording secretary and scholarship chairman _ Under her guidance the chap ter attained one of its best scholastic records.

The memory Bobbie Lynn will leave with her Tennessee Delta sisters will be as sparkling as the crowns she has worn during her college career.

Th. C•••r--aobbio Lynn Momaw conhmpkatu the futu,. ogoinst (II bocklrouftd ., 101M .f tho trophies s'" has won a. a campus beauty queen ,

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 81

SUMMER 1965

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE

Offiu 01 Publica/i on : 112 S. Hanley Rd., St. Louis, Mo. 6310:;

STAFF

Arrow Editor: DOROTHY DAVIS SroCK (Mrs. Howard C, Jr ). Box 490, Marked Tree, A,k. 72J6l

Club Edil or: ADELE ALfORD HEINK H34 Jewell St., San Diego, Calif 92109

trom Pigeon: SALLY PAULINB WILD GORDON (Mrs. Wilmot G ), 11n S. Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena 5, Calif.

Fr om Pi Phi Pent: MARY ELIZABETH LASHER BARNETI'E (Mrs. Kenneth A.), 8 Cloister Ct., Tonawanda, N Y.

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/11 M emoriam Notices: Send to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 112 S. Hanley Rd ., St. Loui s, Mo. 6JIOl

Attent ion AlumnlC

Off the ARROW H oo k

Thirty -Three Years Behind Bars

Making Marri age W ork

Pi Phi Find s 'World of Understanding' in Africa

News From Little Pigeon . From Pi Phi Pens

Ar izo na Beta Is On TIs Way

Features Section

Follow the ARRow- Membership Chairmen and Alumna! Recomme ndati on Chairmen list ings

Section Chapter

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Attention Alumnae • • •

NOW IS THE TIME TO SEND YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS

This year deadlines for sending recommendations to chapters have been set up. They are August 15, for fall and December 1, for spring. This procedure is on a trial basis and is an experiment in trying to solve some problems which have existed. So it behooves you to sit down now and write that important letter recommending your candidates for membership in Pi Beta Phi.

In this issue of THE ARROW you will find the names and addresses of Chapter Members hip Chairmen and the dates during which their chapter will be conducting rush. (These listings begin on page 29.)

The names of cities and towns included in alumntr club areas are also listed according to provinces. Below these listings you will find the names of the Alumna! Club Recommendation Chairmen responsible for sending referen ce blanks to the chapters.

If you are not a member of the club which will supply you with the blank for the young woman you wish to recommend to a chapter for consideration you may order Confidential Reference forms from central office or write a letter to the alumnre club chairman involved giving complete information including your name, address and chapter. State your maiden name if you are married.

Send a copy to the c..'tapter, if you wish. If you arc writing a letter or recommendation be su re t o include all pertinent information.

If you are recommending a young woman living outside an area covered by an alumnz club, write to the Chapter Membership Chairman giving the same information mention ed above.

Some of the most outstanding Pi Beta come from rural areas. Yet , these are the areas from which we have the greatest difficulty obtaining information and recommendations. Consequently, a special plea is being made to those of you living in a rural community to help the chapters by sending reco mmendations to them.

Daughters of service personnel also present a very real problem because many have recently lived in for eign countries or are new in th e commu nity in which they now live. If you know any of these young women, and wish to recommend th em, do it now by sending recommendations according to the instructions ment ioned above.

It is impossible for alumnre club committees to know every young woman in a large city who is graduating from high school. Don 't leave all of the responsibi lity to the committee Your favorite candidate may be overlooked because you neglected to turn in her name.

Some of you ma y be contacted by a chapter, club or State Membership Chairman and you a re urged to cooperate with them and give them your prompt ass istance. Theirs is sometimes a difficult task and your se rvi ce to them will be greatly appreciated.

Th e importance of personal acquaintance and deta il ed informat ion ca nnot be over-emphasized. By recommendi ng someone for membership you assume the respons ibility fo r them. But someone did this for you because they were desirous of sharing the privilege of wearing the arrow with you. Won't you do the same for some very deserving young woman today. Do it now. It is neve r too ea rly to send a Pi Beta Phi recommendation to your Club Recommendation Committee Chairman o r Chapter Membership Chairman Order official C onfiden tial Refe rellce Blanks from Central Office or from Club Recomme ndati on Committee Chai rmen

HELENA DINGLE MOORE Director of Membership

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SUMMER HANGS HEAVY ON THE ARROW HOOK and no doubt this issue of THE ARRow hangs a bit heavy on the postman's back as he makes w:arm Thanks to. an interest on the part of active and alumnz contributors OUI magaZIne IS a thICk, busy newsy Issue thiS time around. Such an issue means more work for the editor but it is welcome work for it means that we have a more interesting and readable magazine.

Inevitably, though, this type of issue brings to mind the need for a few reminders to contributors on the preparation of copy and the type of pictures we can use. For attention to these details can mean a great deal to the editor in time saved when she sits down to her typewriter and layout table . Pi ctures add a great deal to the magazine but they can be real headaches too . Color pictures we cannot us e- nor are photographers proofs useable . Engravers need a sharp contrast for good reproduction-and for this reason we just couldn't use some small, dim fuzzy photos that (arn e in with stories for this issue. Other tips to remember that will help Central Office , your editor and you - all in M e m o riam notices , address changes, officer changes or name changes should be mailed to Central Office- all pictures, feature stories or news items should be mailed to your editor in Marked Tree .

And our next deadline is July 15, for the fall issue of THE ARROW.

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MANY THANKS TO ALL PI PHIS WHO WROTE in regard to our first " Operations Brass Tacks" article, "Yes, you can still say No," which appeared in the spring magazine . It's our hope you will find this issue's second article in that project's series equally as meaningful. Our NPC Editor's Conference committee on this project felt particularly fortunate to have this article prepared for it by Dr Freda S. Kehm. Consider her qualifications and background outlined below and we think you will understand why we felt this way

Dr. Kehm is considered Chicago's foremost authority on family relations. Since 1948, she has been director of the Association for Family Living, a non-profit social service agency which provides an everexpanding program in parent education to raise better Children in happier homes . The association also offers counseling for those with social and psychological problems .

Through her WBBM radio show , "Call Dr . Kehm," she is available daily on four ph o ne lines to listeners needing immediate help. She also lectures on marriage at Northwestern University and she is, very much in demand as a speaker throughout the Chi cago area. Her articles , pamphlets, and research studies have appeared in numerous newspapers, professional and popular books , encyclopedias , and films .

A graduate of the University of Illinois, Dr . Kehm holds a master's degree from the University of South Dakota and a doctor's degree from Northwestern University. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta.

"ATTENTION ALUMNA; . , ," is the call that appears on the page facing this column. It means just what it says and one can read a double meaning into that call.

For your Director of Membership and your chapter membership chairmen across the length and breadth of Pi Phi do need your attention given to the message contained on that page. Even more do they need your careful and interested attention to this matter of recommendations on prospective members as we head toward another school year.

You will note that no recommendation blank is printed in this issue of THE ARROW . The half-page blank we have printed for many years was insufficient at best. It is a very simple matter to obtain official blanks from Central Office if you live in an area where there is no alumna! club. If you do live in an area or town with a club, that club's recommendations chairman will be happy to furnish a blank for your personal usc,

You will find the listings of chapter membership chairmen, their addresses , their school rush dates and also lists of club recommendations chairmen on page 29.

Pi Phi's future rests on your attention alumnre, and your active interest in this matter.

Thirty- Three Years Behind Bars

ASelf Imposed Sentence

by Donna Phillips Wright , Tennessee Alpha

In the green roll ing hills of central Virginia, overlooking the James River, is a prison farm for women. For thirty ·three years a loyal Pi Phi has striv. en to replace the jail -like atmosphere with beauty and hope for the women committed there. Miss Elizabeth Kates came to the State I ndustrial Farm for Women as Superintendent at its establishment in 1931. A P e nnsylvania Beta Pi Phi from Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, Miss Kates had served as a dietician at the State Home for Girls in Trenton, N .J. and as a deputy and stewardess at the first Federal Reformato ry for Women in Alderson , West Virg inia.

When Betty Kates arrived in Goochland at the proposed site of the Stat e Farm, there was one stucco building for prisoners and one small frame cottage for the staff. Th ere was no rehabilitation prog ram for the inmates, as the sole purpose at that time was a punitive one. Today , as a r es ult of h er vision and service, there are fifty-four buildings and a practical rehabi l itation program which stands as a monument to h er and to the Virgi nia State Legislature. An inmate once said , "Nobody could loo k ou t of her window at the many beautiful buildings a nd lovely land scapi ng and not come out a better person."

Under Mi ss Kates' direction, the State Indu st rial Farm for Wom en became se lf sufficient through its program of rehabilitation

Th e work on the two hundred and seventy-ac re fa<m has provided practically all th e food needed for the institution , with surplus sold to other pena l institutions In addition, a scientifically concentrated

vegetable garden, the care and shearing of sheep, a sanitary piggery, modern poultry houses, beef cattle and a rabbit warren were introduced. Methods in preserving, ca nning, freezing and the preparation and serving of foods institute the training of cooks and waitresses in the mod ern kitchens, bakery and dining rooms , enabling many women to become selfsupporting when they leave the farm.

A modern laundry does all the laundry of the institution, as well as that of the Medi cal College of Virgi nia , Beaumon t School for Boys and several smaller institutions. Rehabilitated prisoners are being sought for employment in laundri es from all over the south because of their training at the farm

Educationa l opportunities through high school are provided, and co rrespo nd ence cou rses in speciali zed fields to suit specific needs broadens the curriculum

In the sewing room , g irls are trained to make the ga nnents worn by the inmates. There is a craft shop where w eavi ng of draperies, rugs and bed sp reads is taught und er the direction of Mrs. Edna M cCa rter McFall, who received he r training among the first craft students at Settlement School.

The State of Virg inia spent annually about one thousand d o llars for flow e rs for state functions, until Miss K ates talked th e governo r into givi ng the farm a thousand dollars one year to bui ld and stock a g ree n house. Since that time the Farm has provided all the flowers for the Governor's Mansi on and other state buildings , saving the state a g reat deal of money. Ea ch yea r , the Virg in ia Mus eum of Fine Arts is transformed into the magic of Christmas by hundreds of poi nsettias grown by the Farm

In 1942, und er the auspices of th e May L. K e ller Alumn., Club of Pi Beta Phi, the ELIZABETH KATES FONDA nON was chartered. Al though the state provides for the need s of a felon when released, no such provision is made for a misdemeanant, who constitutes the majority of prisoners. These needs were first met by the Alumn", Club , but later the Foundati o n was broadened to include persons and groups from all over the tate of Virginia. Th e Foundation is able to help a prisoner become a better citizen upon her release into society by providing seasona l garments from the "C lot hes Rack," a travel ticket from the state lin e to h er destination , the cost of the first weeks liv ing expenses, or a loom to en· ab le her to support h erself. In addition , the Foundation pays for co rrespond ence courses and special equipment such as tape recorders , choir robes and artist supplies It supports budget requests for bette r health care, the religious l ife and other benefactions,

Elizabeth Kat••

and is a working tribute to the woman who inspired it's organization.

Betty Kates has served as President of the May L. Keller Alumn", Club . She has been a member of the board and President of the Richmond Alteusa Club, to which she was elected an honorary member in 1959. She is a member of the PEO Sisterhood and the Business and Professional Women's Club. A highlight of her life came in June, 1951 when her own Bucknell University conferred on her an l.L.D

An inmate at the State I ndustrial Farm for Women can count on teaching, training, supervision, recreation, close medical attention, exercise. and a chance of recognition of her talents She has her own small room in which to reflect, to pursue further work in her chosen field Or hobby and to work out h er own problems.

Pampering? No. Firmness was Betty Kates watch· word. And to prove her vision was sound, there is an extremely low record of parole violations-less than six per cent, for w h ich she has received n ational and international prestige. Miss K ates' administration was marked by firm discipline, educationa l opportunities according to ability and length of sentence, and a training program for adjustment to the envi· ronment to which the inmate woul d be released.

"Environment is so important", Miss Kates has said . "To withstand the social pressures of today, every child must have education and good home surroundings."

Asked h ow to rear a child to avoid crime. Miss Kates has stated, "love the child, be companionab le, give him a ba lanced diet and dress him suitab ly. Love of family, love of man and religious teachings are the overall necessit ies for rich or poor, but ch ildren of more fortunate families shou ld especiall y be to do an honest day's work and to honor the law . The women of the Farm do not change overnigh t. Between the pronouncement of the prison sentence and the finding of new ways of life, there are tears, rebellion, discip l ine, solemn resolutions, struggle for self control, screams in the night and prayer. Miss Kates knew that some inmates might never straighten out t h eir l ives , but she was a lso confident that with proper guidan ce and encouragement, the majority could become decent and responsible citizens.

Letters come daily from th ankful "graduates." One writes of the joy of teaching a Sunday School class . Another led the community in reopening a closed church "and now it's growing."

" ... When I get letter> from the girls who have left here and made worthwhile citizens of them-

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se lves, I realize more than ever how important it is to help people. In this type of service for my fellow man, I am grateful fo r a part."

On the eve of her retirement in December, 1964 , a resident of the Farm described the feeling of all for their friend "We light candles at Christmas time. T o us, Miss Kates is a 'Lighted Cand le' that shines br ightest when things are darkest. She always has kind words , a smiling face and a wonderful sense of humor. She is known throughout the United States for her great work in our Institution Sh e is one w h o does not seek publicity but helps h e r girls quietly and efficiently It is her belief that every girl who enter> the gates of Goochland can benefit by her stay here and leave a much better per>on. Miss K ates has lighted candles for thousands of women in prison; if one can call this I nstitution a prison "

Frank W. Smyth, Jr., director of the Division of Correction in the State of Virginia said of her: "We are deeply indebted to her for the fine program outstanding in its field and the atmosphere she has created at the Women's Farm."

The May L. Keller Alumn., Club takes pride in the fact that it has been 50 closely associated with this outstanding woman for many years and has had some part in the work that merits national recogni· tion at the Farm. All Pi Phis can stand in tribute to a sister of courage, who has spent thirty·three year> behind bars, a sentence self.imposed.

IT LOOKS LIKE A COUEGE CAMPUS SETTING-It is th . ma xi mum S. curity Pri l on Bu ild ing at t h. Virginia Stat . Industri al farm for Wom e n.

" H ap p y Marriages

D on't Just H a pp e n "

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by Dr. Fr eda S Kehm

W ith freedom of cho ice in marriage p ar tne r s, a n ew goa l in ma rr iage re l a t io nsh ips h as come into being- individual happiness. It's a very difficu lt thing to d esc ri be; it m ea n s diffe rent t h ings to eac h o f us .

Th e emphasis now is on psych ologica l and pe r · so nality f acto r s, on compan ion ship and equa l ity betw ee n hu sband and wife. W omen h ave grea te r fre edom in our democrati c Am e ri ca n family th an one find s anyw h ere else in the worl d. M a rri age partners choose o n e anot h e r a nd a re intensely dependent upon each other, since satis f ying re lations h ips and und e rstan d ing between th e pa rtners is the expected result if th e marriage is to be happy. But freedo m of ch oice ca ll s [ o r responsibility to ch oose wise ly a nd to try to make your marriage a success. Th us, it takes more Jove and understanding to make a success of marriage today beca use we expect more of marriage

The degree of happiness in marriage depends upon the ratio between what one expects and what one expe ri ences. H ap py marriages Jon't Ifjll st happen ll ; YOII have /0 work f o r the sllcc ess of yo"r marriag e.

What are some guide lines one can follow to try to ach ie ve happiness in marriage?

1. B e sensitive t o yo"r husband's or wift's feelings and m oods Consider his or her needs befo re , 'our own.

H opefully each of the marital partners is ab le to function capably most of the time, but each shoul d

be able to be dependent upon the oth e r for emotioo· al su pport in times of stress. The hu sband g ives hi s wife the security sh e needs wh en s h e is preg nant , for examp le. by hi s consideration and understanding of h e r co ncerns and wo rri es Th e hu sb an d , too , should be able to re lax a nd be h elpless wh e n th e situation warrants it (if h e loses hi s jo b o r m ee ts some oth e r un ex pected c r ises) wit hout feeling a ny loss of se lfes teem.

2. D on't criticize or 'lag ,,,,duly l eSI self-respect be diminish ed alld your happiness l ogel her be in jeop· ardy

In ste ad of cr iti cis m , express your id eas as su ggestions. Ea ch of u s resents c riti cism beca u se in our c h ild h ood it was associated wit h host ility . Nagg in g, too. mere ly ca uses a react ion o f irritation a nd never ach ieves the d es ir ed goa l.

3. D on't be af raid YO llr hils band no longer loves YO II when he flares liP ocrasiona/ly and releases tension ill sharp words whe1l tbe calise lies elsewhe re.

Bob u sua ll y l iked to relax a bit w h en h e came h o m e before h aving dinne r and said, " What's th e ru sh ?" if d inn e r was wa it ing. But rece ntly J anet h ad bee n at a m ee tin g and was rushin g to get thin gs ::.tarlcJ [01 dinner, feeling::. littl e gu ilty because she h adn't realized it was so late. Wh e n Bo b came in , s h e ca ll ed. "Dinner wi ll be a littl e la te to n ig ht , d ea r ." " I sh ou ld t hin k yo u could h ave dinn e r read y when I get h ome, " he responded

J anet was sure Bob co uldn ' t rea ll y love h e r if h e co uld l ook so angry and snap at h e r like that. But in r ea li ty, it h ad been a bad day. A sa le h e h ad th oug ht secure h ad n ' t m ate ri al ized, and t h e sa les manag er h ad seemed to think it was hi s fau l t. H e cou ldn 't re lease hi s te nsio n in hi s prese n ce, and h is th oug ht s were filled with tension ove r the Jack of understanding of h is efforts .

4. Tr y 10 nllrtllr e a sense of humor. G ood hum o r shows in the faces of th ose who have this g reat asset.

Th ey sh o w understanding and t he y make us feel h appy. R emembe r the brig ht o r funny things th at occur during you r day away fr om each oth er and e njoy t he m togeth e r

5. L oo k f o r reasons behind your behavio r and tr y 10 understand th e motivations of yo ur husband.

In th is way, understand ing may add to t h e essentia l satisfactions that each o f yo u find in yo ur uni on.

Remember th at each of you brought to your ma rriage from yo ur ea rl y childhood d ifferent backg rounds, different persona li ties, be li e f s. familiar ways of doing things that have become a part o f you.

A s Dr Lawren ce K Frank sa ys, " We are wh a t we a re because we've been what we've been ."

Y o u co uld not, therefore, expect to agree about eve rything. Adjustments will be n ecessary, not 50( 50 by each of you , but a willingness to go moe< than half way. Fl e xib ility and the ability to adj ust are among th e most important facto rs in achieving a good marriage.

6. Talk 10 your husband ah oul Ihe many Ihings that happen or in which you are interested, big o r

lmal/, deep or lighl, and liIlen wit h allenlive and Iympalhelic inlerell, Ihlll keeping alive Ihe euenliaJ hahit of communicalion belfvee n YOIl. Happin ess in marriage is enhanced by sharing ideas and ideals

7. D on't Iry 10 i mp ole YO llr fvill on your male nor deny inlerelll other than y our own.

Y o ur mate is not you r property but is a pe rson quite apart from you. As yo u Jea rn to give and give in at hmes and to discuss d ec isions before th ey are made, you enh ance the hea lth of your marriage .

S. K ee p t he dignity of YOll r marriage in violate.

N eve r dem ea n its sacred ness in public or private Not only does it hurt the fe e lings of the marria ge partner, but it is emba rrass in g to th e fri end s who a re exposed to your personal di sp ut es.

9. Pray l ogelh er ill your place of worship, f o r love is blemd in Ihe au ra of GodiineH.

10. Up h old Irtllh ill you r marriage. Never pracl ice deceit , whaJeve r ill m oli vel.

Respect fo r each other is as vita l as love to ass ure life-lo ng happ iness togethe r .

But sometimes eve n m arriages th at start out well d evelop problems . When co uples marry, th ey are in love, th ey believe their marriage will b ri ng them o nly happiness; they m eet each o ther's emotio nal needs . Th ey feel happy and co mfortab le toget her. There is a BALANCE in their inte rpersona l relationships.

When th ey start h av ing marital problems somethin g h as happened to t hat ba lance ; to their rela · tionship Th is mi g ht ha ve been affected by internal or exte rn al pressu res. Us ually , ea ch individual pref ers to think he isn 't respo nsib le, and it mu s t have been so mething outside of him self th at ca used th e rift. Counseling helps in d ivid ua ls become aware of their o wn persona l involvements. Sometimes coup les t h en ca n work o ut th eir p robl ems and re-estab li sh the balance in th eir ma rital relationships.

H ere are some dan geT sig n als.

First, lack of communication Marri ed couples must be able to talk things ove r even wh e n they d o n' t agree. Ea ch of us needs someon e to whom she can exp ress hostility , be furi ous and say so without h aving t h e f ee ling that sh e does no t love h er hu sband and is no t loved in retu rn . No two persons ' emotional n eeds a re so comp lete ly match ed that there is no fru s tration , and wh e neve r th e re is fru st rati o n, there is hosti li ty. Indiffere nce is possible wh en you're not in love-but not wh en love exists. Oth e rs talk at each oth er, not to each ot h er. Those of you who have heard Leo nard Bernstein's ope ra, " T rou bl e in Tahiti, " rem embe r wh at h e ca ll s the "sc reaming silence " In th e opera, th ere is a Greek ch orus whi ch explains what eac h of the marri age partn e rs mea ns to say. Unfortunately, in life, th ere is no such chorus, and misunderstandings, not d iscussed a nd sett led, ca n mu shroom into se rious problem s.

Lack of communication between the husband and wife sometimes brings abo ut over-involvement by one o r the oth er with their children ; or one or the othe r or both become too involved wi th social life, filling time w ith meaningless activities Some couples seem unable to enjoy being together, such as Mr and Mrs. Jerold.

Mrs J ero ld , t he mother of two young children felt very depressed. H er hu sband came h o me tired , was disinterested in going out and gen erally was g lu ed to the TV set. H e w as the s il ent, self-sufficient type It wasn't at all lik e it had been when we we re in co ll ege; he ju st seemed to li ve for the time w e cou ld be toget h er th en," said the wife wh o came fo r co un se lin g h e l p. Th e hu sband came, a lso, because he wanted to save th e ir marriage.

This wife was helped to acce pt h erself as a more mature figure Th e man was hel ped to recognize that a woman who h as to g ive so mu ch to young ch ildren and has no adult compa ny during t h e day needs more emo t io n al satisfaction, more emotiona l suppo rt than h e was g i ving. H e fa ced up to the problems in· vo lved in fatherhood .

An othe r signal is found wh ere a wife ha s vag ue feelings that she is not n eeded-th e woman who f ee ls that all o f h e r hu sband's time and interest is ce nt e red in hi s bu sin ess, so that h e h as n o need of h e r . When they were fir st married they discus sed a ll hi s bu sin ess affairs, but n ow h e seems to act as if she we re no t ab le to understand them

Th e t hird sig n a l is that of a power struggle . Th e person wa nt s to be in contro l so that h e ca n h ave hi s o r h er d e pend ent n eeds met, but h e o r she sti ll wants to be boss . Th e re is in creased d isag ree ment as to details of h omemak in g, of ma nage ment of m o ne y, o f the childre n, o r o f management of th ei r le isure time. Fo r examp le, there are t h e Ard ens.

M rs. Ard en, who h ad bee n married for 2Y2 yea rs, ca me for cou nse li ng to eva lu ate h er marriage. She desc r ibed h er h usband as se lfi sh, overly crit ical of h e r , and hi s approac h to a lmost eve rythin g, in par ticular to her id eas or w is hes, as nega tivisti c. Sh e com mented that in rece nt mont hs they arg ued about everyth in g, so mu ch so that at tim es eve n they cou ld see t he humor o f t h e si tuation.

Sh e had worked si n ce h er marriage, and h er hu sband wa s no w estab lis h ed in his work to th e point th ey co uld p lan to h ave a fam ily H oweve r, sh e felt very ins ec ure about h av in g a child when th e i r relations hip was so unstable . Mr . and Mrs . Ard e n h ad s imil ar eco nomic, re li g ious and cu ltura l backgrou nds Sh e an d h er hu sba nd had gotten along very well until h is fami ly bega n to take ove r plan s fo r th e ma rri age, wh e n for the first time, sh e rea li zed that he r hu sband was inAuenced by h is family. Sin ce their mar r iage, she f elt that hi s family were in and out of th e h o use as if it wer e "Grand Cent ra l station."

Mr s. A rden h ad a very close relatio nshi p with h e r own parents and had actua ll y been q uite indul ged

as a young child , wh en she ofte n cri ed or had temper tantrums if she cou ld not ob tai n the thin gs sh e w anted . H e r hu sband w as co nce rn ed about th e ir relationship, too. He cons id ered hi s wife immatu re and felt not o nly that she was criti ca l of hi s family but that s he co uld not recogn i ze th e ex tent to which she was invo lved wi th he r parents.

Actua ll y, Mr and M rs. Ard en's co mplaint s about each other we re qui te s imil ar. Th ese you ng peop le were so involv ed with their respect ive families that they cou ld not use their energ y to work out their ow n relatio nshi ps. They wer e be having lik e rival · rous siblings. Each wanted to be the favorit e child. Mrs . Arden did not allow h erself to feel or ac t like an adu lt. in stead sh e co ntinued tn :lrt like a bad ch ild. Mr. Arden , in turn, was provocative or rejecting. and this interaction persisted until th ey were h elped to beco me aware of th e pattern When they were able to l ook at what th ey were doin g rath e r t h an focus on what the o th e r person had do ne, th ey had tak en the first step toward a more mature and sa tisfy in g rel ations h ip .

Th e fourth signal sho ws wh ere th ere is in creased resentm ent o n the part of the wif e rega rding her h usband's work or On the part of t he husband regard in g management of the h ome.

Th e last signal of danger ahead th at I shall mention is that of f eel in g let dow n with experience's when rea lity does n't meet ones expectations and the person is bo red mos t of th e time.

Th e psychologi cally h ealthy individual is n o t bored but is able to be alone The feeling of be ing sh ut out o r f ee lin g he or she will not be und erstood is ill ustrated by the case of th e Perkens

Mrs. P erk en came to the age ncy during a period

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nTo day m ore than ever be/ ore A merica n yo uth s n eed the examples 0/ succe ss ful marria ges which e du cated men and wo m e n can gi'Ye th e m ."

of distress inv o lvin g personal discou ragement and the possibility of di vo rce after 20 years of fairl y success ful marri ed life. Bo th sh e and h er h usband were forcing one another to the brink of divorce, al · th oug h neith e r real ly wanted such a solution . Th eir tee n-age so n an d daughter w ere dis co uraged and so mewh at co nfused .

D uring the course o f her interviews, the so urce of Mrs. Pe rken's disco uragement became dearer. She f e lt in adequate and used and abused by her fami ly. She had felt this way during h er ea rly adolescence, when he r mothe r died sudde nl y and she was left to assume mu ch of the family responsibility. Durin g this important pe r iod of her life, she saw h er father 2..S :1 co ld , st ri ct, but reli ab le ma.n. She Web with him because she was not able to experie nce the indul ge nce her young sib lin gs rece ived.

Al though it came slo wly, Mrs. Perken was ab le to recognize th at he r father was quite depe ndent upon h er a nd that she did have a close, satisfactory r e lationship to h im , as demonstrated in later life wh en he rel ied upon her rath e r than he r sib lin gs. H er inte rviews provided a so urce of dependency and acce ptan ce. A s she gained co nfiden ce, she was ab le to express some of he r wishes and fe e l ings di rec tly . Much to her surprise, he r husband respo nd ed with g reater interest and co nsid erat ion .

The most important fact o r in achieving a happy marri age would seem to be the deg ree of emot ional m aturity of the marit al partners. Dr. Willi am M ennin ger has sai d that th e most important factor in pe rso nal ha ppi ness and effectiveness is th e ab ili ty to get along we ll with ot he r peop le. It depend s upon wh eth er yo u ca n lo ve mo re than you hate.

What is you r capacity to lov e? Th e love I mean is that whi ch th e G reeks ca ll ed agape . That love means co nside ring th e wishes, th e desires , the goa ls of you r husband (or wife) before you r own, rejoi ci ng in his o r her accomplishments, shar ing h is trial s as w ell as his triumphs .

Today more than eve r befo re A me ri can yo uths need th e examp les of su ccess ful ma rri ages whic h educated men and women can give them . We who be l ieve in family life as the basic relationsh ip in ou r culture must by our example illustrate its va lu e.

W e echo the words of t he poet, William Cowpe r :

" Wh at is th ere in the va le of life

H a lf so delightful as a wife, When friends h ip, love, and peace combine To stamp th e marriage -bo nd di vi ne?"

MRS CARROLL REYNOLDS and her daughter, Marilyn , d i. play s ome ex ample. of Afri(on ( rafts.

Pi Phi Finds

'World of Understanding'

In Africa

From the Pittsburgh Press

The stormy continent of Africa seems foreboding to most Americans, but the family of Dr. Carroll Reynolds of Mt. Lebanon, Pa., tends to think of it in terms of contrasts and great promise.

Mrs. Reynolds, a member of the Pittsburgh·South Hills Alum"", Club, talked about her six months in 9

Nigeria with her husband and two daughters, Marilyn and Beverly.

The Reynolds lived on the University of Ibadan campus where Dr. Reynolds was sent by the Rockefeller Foundation as consultant to the medical librarian at the University of Ibadan.

Nigeria , Mrs . Reynolds reminded , gained its independen ce only four years ago. Although it is gaining prosperity, there is still much of the despair associated with an underdeveloped country.

As a teacher of horne economics , Mrs. Reynolds was concerned with the welfare of chi ldren. The No. 1 killer among ch ildren in Nigeria is kwahiorkor, caused by a mineral and protein defi ciency

" You see peanuts galore in the country," injected h er daughter Marilyn , a senior at the University of Pittsburgh, " but th ey won't touch peanut butter sandwi ches which most children love ."

" But the Nigerians realize the importance of edu· cation," Mrs. Reynolds stressed. "They want to give more nutrition and consumer training. And they have new programs to reduce the shortage of teachers and medical personnel."

Another aim of the schools, Mrs. Reynolds related, is to save the African crafts that are fast becoming extinct with industria lization. Some of the manual skills still flourish.

"Every 16 days the 'native cloth market" opens at 6 a.m," sh e said. "Here one may buy hand-woven cloth, ornate embroidery, pottery and jewelry.'"

The Nigerian women buy this cloth which has been designed free hand and dyed in backyard caldrons, to use as wrapped skirts or to tie babies onto their backs.

Despite the po litical problems unfolding within Nigeria, the Reynolds found the people pro-American

.

"An American friend of mine said she felt l ike Queen Elizabeth as she strolled the streets, for chi ldren everywhere gaily greeted her," she noted.

But the ubiquitous threat of tribal allegiance in Africa was brought home to Mrs. Reynolds when she visited a northern university,

" At the time of our presidential elections, a Nigerian student asked why I wanted to vote for Johnson or Go ldwater if he weren't from my home state of Pennsylvania," she said.

" H e said h e wou ld never vote for a man unIess he were from hi s own tribal region."

Although there are three tribal languages in Nigeria, p lus 247 dialects, the Reynolds found enough people were educated in government and missionary schools that they cou ld travel without a translator

They met people from many continents working together to give a portion of their knowledge to this new nation.

" It created a world of understanding for us," related Mrs . Reynolds. '"If more people had h ad such an opportunity, there might be less prejudice and more friendship among peoples '"

News from Little Pigeon

Edited by Sally Wild Gordon, Wisconsin A

Bell Ledford Mottern Is New Designer at Arrowcraft

Bell Ledford Mottern (Mrs. J ames T .) from Oak R idge. T ennessee, is the new weaving designer and supe rviso r at Arrowc raft Shop in Gatlinbu rg.

The position was developea in 1925 with Win o· gene Redding, who se rved in t hi s capacity over twenty-two years.

Recog n ition h as been given Mrs. Mottern with two one·man sh ows in Oak R idge, also in regional sh ows. H e r earlie r expe ri ence includ ed teaching at Georgetown Co ll ege and Berea. In rece nt years she h a free· lanced and ha...; taken an active Da rt in the Southern Hi gh l and H andicraft Gui ld At present Bess is serving as president of the Tennessee Regiona l Group of t h e Guild.

Mr. M ottern is chemist-supervisor of specia l a n a lyses in T ec hni ca l Divi sion of Union Carbide Co mpany. Son, Jim , Jr ., is a junior at the University of T ennessee, majoring in Psychology.

Gregg PowersVirginia Alpha Scholarship Winner

I do not believe that I could ever forget the won· derful experience that I had at Pi Beta Phi -U niv er· sity of Tennessee Craft Workshop in Gatlinburg in t h e summe r of 1964. Pi Beta P h i made this all possi· b le. Bei n g a freshman and a new initiate into th e Pi Phi , Chapter at the University of South Caro lina , I was especia lly t hrill ed to receive the n ews that I had been ch osen the V irginia Alph a Sc h olarship winner .

Being able to see first h and t he work th at Pi Phi has done and is still doing in Gatlinburg and being ab le to meet many of the wonderful women who run t h e Sett lement School, strength ened m y l ove and ad· mi ration for Pi Phi. Th en too I was ab le to meet many Pi Phis my own age and see the diffe rent types of girls that make up our national fraternity.

The instruction in crafts at Workshop was excel· lent . Nearly anyone could find at l east one course that would be of interest. My trouble was that too many of them interested me. I had to narrow it down to two , so I enrolled in poetry and textile de· sign The credit I received for these two courses was transferable to my own school record Of course I

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Gregg Pow ers

was glad to receive the extra credit toward my art major, but even better, I learned too much and had such a good time that I will never forget the month.

For Pi Phis Who Teach

"Pi Phis who teach in an act or related fi e ld can have especially good reasons for attending the Craft Workshop Summer Sessions in Gatlinburg ," so writes H elen Moffett Ru ssell, Illin ois H , former Settlement school Chairman and home economics teach· er in Clayton, Missouri , who attended for g raduate credit the Pi Beta Phi - University of Tennessee Craft Workshop in and again in 1964 " Of co urse. there are people in many other social·educational -service fields for whom act and craft competency plus college credits are essentia l. Th ey, too, find the Craft Workshop worthwhile, along with individual men and women who want the qllalily of co llege -sponsored courses without the responSibility for earning credits. Th e wonderful feature of the summer Workshop sessions is ve rla/ilily-according to individual needs.

"Every Pi Phi probably has a basic desire to visit the fraternity·s national philanthropic project in per· son someday. If an active or alumna can make that visit from Ihe imide by working and l ivi ng on P i Phi grounds for se veral weeks as a summer student, the visit is far more meaningful th an a few hours spent in look ing arou nd the Settlement SchooL

"M ost teachers today must consider periodic summer school attendance to maintain or advance their positions, so if you are a Pi Phi teacher with an urge to see for yourself , those availab le co ll ege credits may indeed have apral. Add the challenge of crea· tive productive wor under outstanding instructors , the vacation aspect of the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains environment, and the company of other interes ted Pi Phis while there, then the total inducement becomes quite attractive. I know, for the reali-

ty of two different experiences quite literally exceed · ed the anticipation. If you teach, do consider this experience in 1966."

Summer Craft Workshop Mentioned in February "Holiday" Magazine

Marion Mueller, Director of the Settlement School, received many inquiries about the Pi Beta Phi-University of Tennessee Summer Craft W ork· shop as a result of the article in H olida, Maga. ZIne telling about the various educational vacation centers . Quoting from this article, " Th e ir appeal is not economic; it is primarily intellectual. They offer the vacationer the cultivation of learn ing. creativity and cu lture in their diverse forms, in contrast with the pursuit of play and pleasure for their own sake:·

Reservations at the Red Barn

Many church youth groups have taken advantage of the accommodations of the Red Barn to hold reo treats over weekends, in addition to many groups of Pi Phis. Alabama Alpha Pi Phis were scheduled for March 27th and the South Carolina Alphas came on April 30th The Carson·Newman Literary Group spent the Easter weekend at the Red Barn

Gifts

The Settlement School is very grateful to the Pi Phi Alumnae Clubs and Chapters, as well as to the many interested friends through · out the country who have been SO ge ne rous with gifts, especially at the Holiday Season The demands on the Settlement School are continuous. Clothing is always put to good use, gifts of all sorts are most welcome , including trading stamps and eve n its equiva lentmoney.

Short Workshop Session

The short session of the Pi Beta Ph i·University of Tennessee Craft Workshop at Gatlinburg, Tennessee, will begin on July 19 and run through July 23

Cost for this session (room, board and tuition) is from to For further information on this short session write:

CRAFT WORKSHOP

Pi Beta Phi Settlement Schoo l Gatlinburg, Tennessee

FR O M Pi Phi Pens

Ed

GERTRUDE C. FORD, A R ose by All y Name, A. S.

Ba rn es and Co., In c., 302 pp.

T he lure of mystery, th e challenge of a crusade, the appeal of Iogic-a ll th ese a re ope rat ive as o ne reads " A Rose By Any Name" w hich shou ld ea rn s up porte rs for the autho r 's theory th at the i nco mpa cab le lite ratu re attributed to th e man call ed Shakespeare was actua ll y the product of Edw ard de Vere, Earl of Oxford

It has long been recogn ized among such m en at letters as Mark Tw a in , Cole ridge, and Eme rso n that the preponderance of ev idence indi cates the nam e Shakespeare is a nom de plume. Not one of t he six known s ig n atures o f the bare ly educated man who li ved in Stratford is spe ll ed t h e same, and it is a matter o f record th at hi s fat her's name was Shaxbe re.

T h e o lavs and son nets thems e lves o roc laim their author ; 0 .titute student of hum an an artist in the a rrangement o f words, and a storyte ll er bot h imag inative and creat ive . Furth ermore , and of prime signihcance to Mrs Ford's premise, t hey reveal a n int im ate factua l knowledge of Elizabethan co urt and a fa.nti li arity with the world and its affairs ava il ab le o nl y to a chosen few in t he sixtee nth ce ntury.

But wh y cast th e Earl of Oxford as the Tru e

Shakespeare ? Wh y not Bacon, o r M a rlow, o r K yd o r Essex to name a few who have st rong champions? These were men of inte ll ect, taste, an d kn owl edge wh o wrote well and mi g ht h ave bee n the Bard ot Avon Long beto re she h erse lf th oug ht of dea lin g with th e p rob lem Gertrude Fo rd read th e confli ct in g a rgum ents and remained unco n vi nced by an y. Th ere never seemed to be an adequate reason w h y this pas· si bl e Shak espea re o r th at one would chose anonym i. ty, a nd Mrs . Fo rd cou ld not justify subs t ituting o ne hoax for another.

When s he became familiar with th e Oxfordian cas e, h oweve r , she respo nded to it s apparent va li d ity and found h ers elf intrig u ed and Cha ll enged to th e point of conducting a perso nal sea rch for evidence to support th e theory: that a romance betwee n Ox · fo r d and Qu een Eli zabeth produce d a son, broug ht up 15 H er: !'y 'X1tioth es !ey (pronounced Rose!y) . third Earl of South ampto n; that the r oma nce insp ired many of t he so nnets and p lays , and th at E li za· beth 's status as th e Virgi n Quee n and th e power th e monarc h y derived from th at status w ou ld be threat· ened a nd the ir re lations hip given credence were Oxf o rd recog nized as th e aut ho r

H ere was a case whose reaso ning Mrs. Ford cou ld accept; at the same time, h oweve r , she f elt iosHnc· tively t hat O xfo rd would ha ve rese nted both the Queen's unwillingness to ack now led ge their son and the latte r' s cJ a im to th e t h rone an d as a coroll ary the with ho lding of recognition fo r hi s ow n litera ry geniu s. O xford, she th eo r ized, would have written out h is anguish for h imse lf and his so n as we ll as hi s f ru st rated love for Elizabeth and he wou ld have deliberately left clues to hi s autho rsh ip.

On this assumpt ion Mr s. Ford comm enced the sea rch fo r t hose clues and was amply rewa rded, so amp ly, in f act, that coincide nce alm os t has to be ruled out, except the coincide nce th at provided a rea l person with a similar name to serve as a fro nt fo r th e mu zz led ge niu s.

H appi ly for the r eade r Mrs Ford' s contribution toward solving th e Shakespeare eni gma did not end with a ca reful re -reading o f all the plays and sonnets in h e r methodical search for clues to the trut h , nor is thei r presentation a pedestrian one.

Her case for Oxfo rd is told in h ighl y readabl e verse and h e r precise annotations showing t he source of each clue and fact are p ri nted in para ll el columns, a thoughtful arrangement which frees the reader from repeated shifts to bottoms of pages o r to th e back of the book for co rroboration .

Mrs . Ford feels strongly the desire to right the injusti ce sh e believes the true Shakespeare has

ited by Mary Elizabeth La sher Barn e ll e, Ohio A

suffered for four centuries, and she has made a "ig· orous case for Oxford, one which earned the enthusiasti c support of Fran cis T . Carmody, until his death in February, Am e rica's leading Oxfordian, who wr ote the book's introduction.

There will be persons who will question , "What matte r all this? It's the work that counts." Perhaps, however, it was never more important than now in a world of automation and atomic threat that men have and retain stature commensurate to their own creations. Whether o r not Gertrude Ford's case for Oxford is ever absolute ly validated, her book is a valid statement in behalf of great and lastin g literatures being the product of human emotion, involvement in life , and judgement as well as of hum an intel lect and invention.

AUTHOR INT EREST: Georgia·born Gertrude Castellow (Mrs. Aaron) Ford, D .C. Alpha, is the wife of form e r U.S. Representative A aron Ford, a Jackson, Miss. , attorney, and the daughter of a form e r representative as well. Although until comparatively re ce nt years her main interest was in the literature of antiquity, she first questioned the man from Stratford's literary role when , as a seventh

grader, she first read his scanty and commonplace personal history. Chance reading of some other theories on the subject started her own delving, first for her own amusement and ultimately with a firm dedica tion to right an inj ustice. She has maintained her participation in Pi Phi which included hel ping found Mississippi Alpha

RANDOM NOTES: MARTHA EADS WARD, Illinois Beta-Delta , children's librarian for the Quincy, III., Free Public Library, h as co ll aborated with her assistant, Dorothy A. Marquardt, to produce a reference work, Aurh o rs of B oo ks for Y oung Peo ple, which contains 1030 biographies. Includ ed are all Newbery and Ca ld ecott Medal winners but oth erwise preference was given to contemJX>rary authors whose biog raphies proved difficult to locate. Mrs. Ward began her academic preparation at Knox College, was graduated from the University of Southern Ca li fornia in Los Angeles . and received her library training at Pratt Ins titute, Brooklyn, N.Y. She is currently chairman, Children 's Librarians' Section, Illin ois Library Association , and recent ly autho red an article, "Seven Years in the Spa ce Age," for the journal ]lIin oiJ L ibrarieJ.

Women's Judicial Board-Student Sounding Board at Duke

by Jo Be nson , North Carolina Be ta

At Duke University the Women's Judi cia l Board has been the leading sounding board concerning th e new challenges to the "southern" code of campus living. Pi phis Linda Orr (Judicial Board Chairman). Jeremy Hewes, Monica Stevenson, Karen West, and Brenda Koll ha\'e co ntributed their efforts toward creating a campus atmosphere where the rules and regulations are coincident with the needs of the students and the standards of the University.

From Freshman Week until Graduation , the women students are encouraged to voice their opinions and demands through their dormitory judicial representatives . The Judicial Board serves the dual role of arbiter of rule infractions, and innovator of campus·student policy. At a typical weekly meeting, t he Board will act as an investigating committee which will consider all facets of a rule in question. After several weeks of discussion, the J udidal Board will make a recommendation to the Women's Colle ge Deans. In making their decision, the Deans have a detailed analysis of student body sentiment and a thorou gh li sting of possible results of the proposed rule change.

A pertinent example is the proposed revision of the Woman's College drinking rule. Thi s has (orne about as a result of the decision last spring semester by the administration of Trinity College (the men's

secto r of the University on West Campus), which approved permitting alcohol ic beverages in the fraternity dorm chapter rooms and independent dorm social rooms on the men's campus. Subsequently, there was a demand for the reconside ration of the Woman 's College rule which prohibits the possession, or transportation of any alcoholic beverages on East Campus. The Judicial Board in its study was not necessarily appea lin g for a relaxation of respected rules, but rather an administrative recognition of student trends, and the strain on rules that a re not sufficiently reviewed as the new situations arise. For a majority of the fall semeste r, the Woman's College Judi cia l Board conside red the problem, and th en presented its findings to its Dean

The proposed change of rules did not pass because of th e l iving situation and the administration's concept of the rol e of the Woman's College at a south· ern university . \'q oman's College students would be allowed to drink alcoho li c beverages in the approved areas on West Campus, but the revi ewing committee chose to retain the standards of the Woman's College rule . The Judi cial Board had competently served its purpose as a means to make the University authorities more aware of th e transition situation of wom en students at southern universities.

Arizona Beta Is On Its Way . . ..

Arizona Be ta of Pi Beta Phi is on its way. It took its first step in February of this year with a rush period led by Dorothy Wea ve r Morgan , NPC Delegate, and Edythe Bra ck, Grand Vi ce president. Twentynine fine young women pledged on February 14.

Arizona Alpha assisted during rush with a delightful nlsh skit. Three active Phis, Judy Cutler, Graduate Counselor from Colorado Gamma , Pam Roush, N ew Mexico Alpha and Polly Horla ch e r, Iowa Gamma, did yoeman service in making sure the first rush was a fine one.

Other highlights following pledging were an exch ange with Phi Kappa Ps i , when a silver tray was given the new Pi Phi co lony; a surprise brunch given by th e Camelback Alumnre Club and a tea g iven by D e lta Gamma to welcome two new Arizo -

na State colonies, Pi Beta Phi and Delta Delta Delta March 25 was anot her happy day. On that date , Peggy Goldwater, became the thirtieth member of the pledge class, and an honor initiate of Pi Beta Phi.

Early in May th e new Pi Phi chapter was installed in ce remonies led by Grand President Alice W ebe r Mansfield . Members of the newest Pi Phi chapter hav e a lready brought honor to their chapter and their fraternity. Sharon Legge is the president of Kappa Sigma Stardusters. J a ne Hyd e is a member of Phil adelphia of Ph i Delta Theta ; Ruth Foster is a Little Sister of Mine rva . Janet Soderstrom is represen tin g the ASU student body at a Leadership Conference in Fla gsta ff

ARIZONA aETA COLONY-L. ft to Right-front iock : Row l-Pat • ..A:r!dr!'{' Conto s, Laura Willi am s, Jan e H yde, Susan Coh e nour. R,becc a Grindrod . Row 2-Pam Sobeck , Ruth Foster, Ellen Arnold , Dolly Moody , Jill Corl son , Jocn W int . r. Row 3-11.1 11)' Willard , "Barba ro Hughes , Carol 5ex'on , D iann e Brock, Jan e t Soderstrom , Judy Cu,l,r, Gradua t. Coun sel or. Row 4-Amy Ben ner, Sara Mi nn ing , Kor e n Ke •• ling , Cynth ia Jon es, Sandra Swafford , Reb ecca A kin. Row 5-5011), 8lu e, Sharon less" Karyn Clin g'r, Carol Campbell , le. Jann ey , Pam e la Rou s h, New Mexic o Alpha tronsf.r , Bunny Olm st.d .

St. Lawrence Honors Alice Griswold

One name appears in all editions of IVb o', IVh o o f American IY/ omen and in the annals of Pi Beta Phi

She is Alice 1. Griswold, New York Gamma , who was the only woman in a group of six, honored rece ntly by St. Lawrence University in the 1964 Homecoming exercises.

Edu cato r and editor, she has co-a uthored six textbooks.

Born in Canton of an old North Country family, she was graduated from Canton Hi g h School in 1916 and from St. Lawrence University in 1920 In 1938 she received her Master's Degree in education (rom New York University . At NYU, Alice was elected to Pi Lambda Theta , national honorary for women in education.

Her professional career started in 1920, and, spanning 40 years, was dedicated to the teaching of mathematics.

Her retirement from high school teaching fol· lowed 25 years at Garden City Hi g h School, Long Island N.Y

With a flair for the executive, she has been supervisor of student tea chers of mathematics at Ad e l p hi University on Long Island, led a group on Construction of Effective Classroom Tests at Rutgers Mathematics In stitute in New Jersey, and participated in Summer W orkshops at Clarkson College of Technology in N ew York.

Active in the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics , Alice Griswold was one of the founders in 1951 of the Association of Mathematics T each ers of ew York State. During 1962·63 she was the president of the organization, whi ch is the largest state association of its kind in the nation

Since entering the teaching profession in 1920, she has been at the forefront of the moveme nt to improve t h e tea chin g of mathematics through modernization of co nte nt and techniques.

In/ost reti re m e nt activities since 1960, she continue with the supervision of training of futu re teachers in th e cade t teacher program at Adelphi University and, at present, is associate mathematics edito r for H olt, Rinehart and Winston, and a member of th e comm ittee on state scholarship examina· tions in engineering.

St. Lawrence University took note of all these outstanding achievements in their citations to Ali ce L. Griswold last October and co nclud ed by exp ression of "g reat pleasure in h av ing this opportunity to recognize her hi gh ly successful ca reer and her constant loyalty to h e r Alma Mate r ."

Blonde Glow Lights All

There's a specia l blonde r ay of sun light at Washington Beta

She reflects on all those that know and admire her fres h enthusiasm and admirab l e accomplishments. Since her first year at Washington State University, Jan Moodie Smith has personified the ideal Pi Beta Phi.

This fall Jan was elected to represent the senior class on the Board of Control. She was tapped for Mortar Board , Phi Kappa Phi , and Pi Lambda Theta, and was chose n as one of the five Outstanding Greek Women on campus. She is a May Queen semi-fina li st.

During her freshman year, Jan 's beauty won her a p lace in t he Sigma Chi Sweetheart contest. She was among the top 50 freshman women .

As a sophomo r e, she served h er University through Spurs, women's service honorary . She was on an A WSU committee and received the House Scholarship ce rtifi cate for the highest grades for one year.

Jan in c rea sed her student gove rnment activities h e r junior year to serve as her class's expanded Executive Rep resentative . She wa s chairman of the junior-senior prom and worked on panhelJenic.

If "a ll that we give into the lives of others comes back into our own," Jan truly has many rewarding years ahead of her outside college.

Aile. Griswol d

She 's Miss Football USAf

September, 1964-A 5'2" cheerleade r from the U n iversity of South Carol ina boarded a plane for what she expected to be no more than an exciting week in Norman, Okla. She returned the next Sun · day with a crown , a trophy, and a national title: " Miss Football, USA."

Ruth Henderson , petit brunette with saucer-wide brown eyes, had been se lected last summer as one of ten finalists from co lleges and universities th roug h · out the United States. The honor followed a list of others including "Miss Columbia, S. C, first runnerup in the Miss South Carolina contest, and Miss Gamel & Black (yearbook queen).

The week-long national co ntest was a ne w experience, however, and jam-pa cked wit h luncheons, parades , fashion shows , and preliminary competitions. Ruth placed first in t he evening dress category, the formal speech presentation, and the talent contest. She sang " Just You Wait , 'E nry ' Iggins" from "My Fair Lady. " Act ive in th e town theatre dramat· iL group. Rut..l;. had this in the ro ll" of Eli za Doolittle when the musical was produced a year before.

Contestants relaxed at the University of Oklahoma-University 01 Southern California football game. "The st rangest feeling," she related later, "was yelling 'Beat USC' ", the initials she h as long used in leading cheers at South Caro lina.

As Miss Football USA, Ruth appeared on the Ed Sullivan telev ision show with the AIl·American lootball team. She also made guest appearances on t he Jack Parr and Johnny Carson shows. During l ast fall's football season, Ruth "reigned" over games in South Carolina and nearby Southeastern states.

While in Oklahoma, Ruth enjoyed the warm hospital ity of Pi Phis there. On a visit to thei r house, she said, "the whole chapter was there to greet me at the doo r They were all so friend ly and easy to talk to . it rea lly showed me the meaning of nationaJ sisterhood .

A busy Pi Phi , this lively beauty can't find enough orbits to settle her l ife into or time for them all. Her normal routine has as many directions as the costumes she wears: cheerlead er outfit, Ange l Flight uniform, or dress-up attire to hostess her own afternoon television program. On the town theatre stage she has taken leading roles in " South Pacific," "Bye , Bye, Birdie," and " Littl e Women "

A senior in journalism , Ruth is active in Th eta Sigma Phi national journalism honorary for women and in the Press Club Ruth contributed much to her chapter as scholarship chairman and music chairman. In the ollice, she led S C. Alpha to a second place trophy in Songlest he will take her talents on into graduate school and into a life with the gentleman who gave her a '6

diamond ring several months ago. She will pass on her crowns and titles. but her queenly attributes are a way of life.

Taking Seattle-By Title

" Kippy dan ce d down the steps of Pi Beta Phi Sorority house today, cheered by her sorority sisters who strung a banner across th e front door: 'Congrats, Kippy, Miss Seattle!'" stated the March 1 issue of the Seal/Ie Times.

Kippy Lou Brinkman, sponsored by Washington Alpha, added one more hono r to her already long Jist of achievements. A former Miss Wool and a first runner-up to Miss Washington, Kippy p ledged Pi Phi this year as a junior. And yet, the list goes on, for Kippy left her hometown of Ri chland, Wash ., as Miss Tri -Cities to enroll at the University.

However, Kippy possesses far more than a win· ning beauty . On campus she is a junior honor woman with a 3.1 accumulative grade point on a 4.0 system and is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, music honorary . Outsid e the classroom. she's also a varsity cheerleader.

Unusually talented, Kippy has taken piano for a dozen years and also is an accomp lished harpi st. She is a regular performer with the Seattle Youth and University of Washington symphonies and the Festival Opera Company.

She sings, she models and sh e tap dances.

Kippy literally has danced her way into the hearts of her sisters and her 1Jniversity of Washington public.

Mary Garber-LA:s Only Woman City Editor

A pert little blond from San Marino, California, has become the only woman city editor of a daily newspaper in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.

She is 20-year-old Mary Garber, a junior student at the University of Southern California, and a rnem· ber of California Gamma of P i Beta Phi.

A journalism major, Miss Garber has taken over the reins of the City Desk for USC's studen t newspaper, The Daily Tr ojan (circu lation 5,000). She is the fourth woman student ever to ho ld th e position in the 74-year hi story of the paper.

Directing a staff which w ill ave rage 8-10 persons each day, Miss Garber reports to the Daily Trojan City Room daily at noon. She will put in an eig hthour day before her fi rst and only edition is "put to bed."

In addition to staff direction , Miss Garber's daily routine will include a share of the responsibility for the copy reading, head writing, photography planning and page layout. She a lso does a co l wnn and personally handles some of the more difficult writing assignments.

Mary's boss is a man - USC journalism senior Gregg Peterson, w hose orders, a long with her own, s he must relay with firmness to Daily Trojan staffers.

Th e Garber smile, it has been noted by many, seems to accomplish more than the growls traditionally expected from the more cha racter istic c it y editors - e ven in student journalism.

Durin g the relatively brief time M iss Garber has h e ld her Daily Tr o jan assignme nt, s h e has become thoroughly familiar to the USC family- of students, faculty and admi ni strators and a welcome vis it o r in a ll areas.

A graduate of San Marino hi gh sch oo l, where she began h er career in journalism by editing th e student newspape r , Miss Garber a lso h eaded the Student Publi cat ions office in h ig h schoo l. A life member of the Ca lif ornia Scholars hip Federation s he was a member of the Prometheans, student hono r society in San Marino.

At USC, Mary has been vice president of h er P i

Her Office A'FIRST'

Pi Phi Mrs. Edwin H Busch, Jr. h as become o ne of the first women in the Di ocese of Los Angeles to be elected to serve 3S a member of the vestry of the Episcopal Church.

Th e constitution of the Diocese was changed in February to permit wom e n to h o ld office.

Mrs. Busch, formerly Ruth Touzalin of Illin ois Zeta, has been elected to the Mission Committee of 17

Phi chapte r; a membe r of Spurs, service o rgan ization; served two years as a member of the student e lection commission; was named Littl e Sister of Sigma Al p ha Epsilon fraternity; is a member of Th eta Sigma Phi, journalism honorary, and was assistant city editor of The D aily Trojan during the first semester of the current academic year. She has also asswned the job of pub li city chai rm an for this year's Song fest, annual all-student music event.

Over and above a ll of this, there's Mary Garber, student, currently taking 12 units and studyi ng Th e Press and World Affairs, Social Psycho logy, and Newspaper Production and Management.

St. George's Episcopal Church, La Ca nada.

The c hange in the Diocesan constitution permitting women to be members of vestries, members of the Standing Committee, and delegates to General Convention as well as other offices fo rmerly restri cted to men was approved at the Annual Convention of the Diocese held in Los Angeles earlie r this year.

Mrs. Busch helped to organize the Women of St. George's and was the first president of the g roup from March 1959 to D ecembe r 1960.

City Ed it or Garb e r at h e r Doily Trojan d es k.

Ana Sol-All American Pi Phi

by Ma ry louise Gross , Pennsylvan i a Epsilon

ton , D .C. An a has one brother, a recently o rd ai ned priest, and no siste rs .

A fte r spending he r summe rs in EI Salvador , Ana sp ins many tales fo r her sisters. H e r family literally is ··waited o n by h and and foot" by th eir servants who a re in su lted if, fo r instance, a family me mber w ou ld make hi s own bed

Ana spent he r juni o r year studying in Gen ev a wh ere she became engaged . She h as retu rned to w o rk o n he r M aster's Degree in ch e mistry . After rece iv ing th is, she and he r futur e husba nd w i ll return to El Salvador wh e re she will be the fir s t woman chem is t in th e co untry.

Althoug h she w as an o uts tandin g stud e nt in th e Co ll ege of Chemistry and Physi cs, she was a very ac ti ve campus leade r. She was president of the As sociated Wom en Students ' Co mmunity Council, ch ai rman of th e Pan hell eni c In te rFrat ernity Council Mu sic Festival , chairma n of Pi Beta Phis EI Sal vador to Pen n Mod el United Nation s. and the 1964·65 H omecoming Qu ee n .

An a gave a lot of her time to he r chapte r. She was the Panhell e ni c delegate and chairman of the Spring Week dan ce comm itt ee.

Ana Sol

El Salvador boasts one All ·Am eri ca n g irL Sh e·s Ana So l, Pennsy lv ani a Epsilon

A n ative of El Salvador whe re h e r father is In ter· national Eco nomis t, An a was educated in Washin g-

Second to Nunn

by Sara Thrasher, Wes' Virg inia Alpha

Second to "nunn," Nan ci Nunn is laud ed by her siste rs as o ne of the most outstandi ng members of \X' est V irgin ia Alpha . He r activities have includ ed bot h co ll ege and fraternity fo r th e rast four years.

She se rved as vice pres id e nt 0 th e se ni o r cla ss and president of Spokes, senior women's honorary . N oted in the As soc iat ed Women Students' o rganizatio n, Nan c i has been a delegate to regio nal and nationa l JAW S conve ntions th e past three years. Sh e se rved two years on its judiciary boa rd , and as a junior was regio n IV lA WS vice president and presided ove c the Region IV convention.

She was an active freshman in YWCA, and as a sophomore, she served on the student union social committee. She was on the Juni o r cabinet of YW CA and on the steering com mittee fo r Golddi gge r s Weekend . A junior, she was a Beauties Editor for the college )"earbook.

In fraternity life, she was vice president of her

He r interests in musi c and dan cin g are refl ected in he r varied ext ra ·curricular act i vi ti es. A flu ent ling ui st, she speaks Fren ch, Spanish. Ital ia n and Engli s h

Ana So l is truly outstanding . So muc h so that two countries and one proud so ro ri ty g lad ly claim her.

pledge class, activities chai rman, sophomore ru sh chairman , and pledge trainer her junio r year.

Th e word N II11Il has stood for mu ch in ca mpus and frat ernity activities, say W est V i rginia Alph as, " W e' ll miss h e r."

Nan d Nllnn

Fourth Link In a Proud Pi Phi Chain

by Edith Barker Blattenberg , Iowa Seta

Fo ur gene rations of fait hful mem bersh ip are evi· denced a t Iowa Beta. Thi s is how i t sta rted .

In the fall of 18 74, when Id a Ch es hire Bark e r was a sop homo re at Simpson College, she rece ived a

Li b e th Blatte nbe rg

There's a Song For Her

" Once there was a Pi Phi cuti c, she h a d personality, ch a rm and beauty "

And a t W yo min g Alph a h e r n ame was JoAnn Simmons.

Named in 1965 to If/ ho's IV!Jo in A meric(111 Co/leges tllld Universilies, J o Ann h as been n omi n ated for the M ost Out standi ng Greek Wom a n on campus and for the Amy Burnh a m Onk en awa rd .

Durin g h er ca ree r at th e Univer si ty . J o Ann ha s bee n a Spur, se rved as p resi d e nt of Chimes, and is serv ing as sec retar y of M o rta r Boa rd . She has cep rese nt ed Pi Ph i in h e r junior co-ed uca tional hon o ra ry, h er jou rn a lism hon o ra ry, and h e r p h a rm acy h o no raey.

J o Ann is a three -year membe r of the Am e r ican Pharmaceutica l A ssociat io n and of the W yoming Uni o n Special Committee. She has served on t h e yearbook as a staff edito r She h as been a representative to the AWS boa rd a nd was chosen Queen of the P owde r River B a ll by the stu d ent body. Maint aining a 3.4 g rad e average) J o Ann h as been

l ette r frem Ann a Porte r of Monm outh College asking he r to contact nine othe r "est im ab le" yo un g ladies at Simpson with the purpose of founding the Lambda ch apte r of I. C. Sores is, now Iowa Beta_

She spoke to h e r close friend (later h e r s ister-inl aw) K a t e Bark e r M cCune, and the y ch ose eig h t other yo un g l ad ies.

Mee tin g at th e Cheshire home, they read and adopted the constitution and elect e d officers. Next they pu rch ased their arrows with $20 borrowed from M e C h es hire, president of the Warren County Bank.

Soo n afte rwa rd they m ade apro ns from a bolt of g in g h am g iven to them by sto re owner Mr Barker. Th ey wore their aprons an d atte nd ed cha pe l in a g roup. Thi s so ro rity was the fir st at Simpson. and for some time, the on ly one.

M any rel atives of the two founder s have been members of I owa Bet a. The first direct descendent was Edith B a rker Bla ttenbu rg, a dau g ht e r of Id a C h es hire Ba rk e r and a ni ece of K ate Barker M cCune. N ext were th e g r and d a ug hters of Ida C h es hire Bark e r , M a ri lyn Ida Blatt enb e rg W a ll ace a nd Edith Loui se Hartz le r Kukula.

Now , th e first of the great granddaughters, Li sbeth B1 atte nberg ha s bee n initiated into I owa Betafou rth ge n e rat ion of this f o unding famil y.

t h e rec ipi ent of a f ou r-yea r sch ola rship in p harma cy a nd was n amed t h e m ost outsta nding freshman in p h a rm acy. Twi ce she h as been awarded the F ou nder's Day awa rd for t op g rade s in h e r class and h as been o n e of the top fi ve gi rl s in the University in h e r class.

JoAnn Simmon.

In a Word-Outstanding

Everyone's singing the praises of "Sister Sue."

Sue Nail, Oklahoma Beta , embodies the ideals of Pi Beta Phi at its best.

Mortar Board, national women's scholars hi p-leadership fraternity, tapped Sue for membership, elect· ed her president, and sent her to the National Mortar Board convention as their delegate.

Sue, a senior, has maintained a 3.4 grade average on a 4 0 system. She serves on the Arts and Science student council, A WS Executive Council , and is active in the home e conomics and speech clubs.

Bu sy Sue is co-c hairman of the Government Week Keynot e committee, Ambassador Co-chairman of the People-ta-People comm itt ee, a member of the Presi· dent's Advisory Council, and serves on the Religious Week committee, and other reli gious organizations.

Beauty Sue has been named H onorary Cadet Colonel of the Fifty·second Wing, Fairest of th e Fair, Varsity Review girl, candidate for Horticulture Club Queen, and the chapter's nominee for Sigma Chi Derby Day Queen.

As a freshman, Sue began a brilliant college career earning membership in two honoraries and winning two scholars h ips plus having her name added to the Dean's List.

The sorority ha s used Sues talents to the fullest. She has served as assistant soc ial chairman, membership chairman, pledge trainer, and on numerous other committees. As pledge trainer, she revised pre-

initiation week and instituted the hi gh ly successful program of ha ving a secret An ge l Sister for each pledge.

Each Oklahoma Pi Phi is h appy to ca ll Sue "s is · ter" for she exemplifies the best of the characteristics which run in the Pi Phi ··family."

Best Loved by Her Chapter and Campus

Minuet music sounded its way into the rock and roll era and filled the dining room of Lawrence Uni· versity·s Colman Hall.

George and Martha Washington and James and Dolly Madison danced to the music as they entered dressed in traditional ivory, blue, and lavender colo· nial costumes.

The year was 1965, and James Madison was por · trayed by none other than Patricia Sayre , Wisconsin Gamma, honored this year at the annual banquet for the four Best Loved Women in the senior class.

This colorful annual tradition began in 1924. The Best Loved Senior Women are chosen on the basis of warmth and radiance of personality in an election by sophomore, junior and senior women. It is one of the highest honors a Lawrence woman can receive and Wisconsin Gamma is especially proud of Patri· cia.

An app li ed piano major from Peoria, ilL , Pat is an accomplished musician and has performed in a number of recitals, both as soloist and accompanist. She was chosen to solo with the Lawrence Orchestra in the annual Commencement concert in June.

This year Pat is chapte r vice president of Wisconsin Gamma. She also has been the chapter courtesy chairman and Settlement School chairman.

Pat has been a member of the steering board for the Lawrence United Charities organization, and currently is acting as head proctor of Colman Hall, member of the women 's association, and member of the Women's judicial board.

An outstanding student , she has been elected to Sigma and Pi Sigma honoraries.

Best Loved by the university Pat is no less loved by her Pi Phi sisters for her generous personality and her valuable contribution to Pi Beta Phi.

Sue Na il

New York Gamma Success Stories

"'ndescribably ambitious"-two words aptly describe two busy New York Gamma's. Seniors D ebbie Spencer and Jan e Petrie have assumed leadership not only of their chapter but of the entire St. Lawrence campus as well.

D ebbie, a petite fivefoot-three, has guided New York Gamma through a hecti c year with ca lm poise and authority. During her tenure as president, the chapter created a spirit and enthusiasm that was invaluable in campus leadership and in cushing. Her outside activities include Morta r Board , H ill News Editorial Board, student gove rnment ca bin et, and the Pan hell eni c presidency_

D ebbie' s history major proves time consuming also, but time seems to be on D ebbie's side. One ca n always hear her voi ce echoing through the halls , "Brid ge? 'S th ere a fourth?"

D eb bi e looks forward to continued success in a teaching career.

Jan e has been a cultusal leader on the campus throughout her four years here. As a freshman, she was seA lected for the Laurentian Singers and served as soloist. She also was soloist for the Chapel and the Chamber Concert her junior year. Three years a member of the Sinners, women's singing gro up, Jan e directed the group her sopho. Jane more and junior years.

To a beautiful voice, Jane adds dramatic talent. She was selected for the Dramatic honorary as a sophomore and has held a major part in more than five plays here at St. Lawren ce. Among them she played the main dancing lead in the "Fall of the City," lead in " Three Penny Opera," and played Hermia in "Mid summer Ni ght's Dre am."

Early accomplishment mad e her Sophomore of the Yea r in 1962-63.

D espite many outside interests, J ane has helped

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chapte r members improve th ei r voices throu g h po. sitions as song leade r and octet director. An English major, J ane too plans to be a teacher with her ultimate ambition that of a professional vocalist.

Th e success of these two echos the quality of excellence that is Pi Beta Phi, St. Lawrence.

Shaaf Must Go On

Shaaf must go on. Th e motto seems to fit Betty Shaaf, Maryl and Beta.

An examp le of her conscientiousness and desire to se rve was displ ayed last s ummer when she completed all of her parliamentary procedure programs while bed ridden for a month.

Leadership and scholarship characterize better. Fo r the past year she has been chapter vice president. Prior to that, she served on Arrowboard. was chal!man of sp ring ret reat , and held several chairmanships during rush and initiation. She is about to em· bark as editor of the loca l newsl etter "Arrowtips."

Outside sorority, Betty was elected vice president of her dormi· tory and judi cia l board chairm an for her dorm. As a junior, she served on the Assoc iated W o men tudents judicial board , was elected president of her dorm floor , and was elected to senio r legis latu re.

At the end of h er junior year, Betty was ch ose n (or Morta r Board and membership Be tty in Diam o nd . She participated in Chapel Choir and, last summer, w as cho sen by a large Baltimore department store to serve on its co llege board.

Never a membe r in nam e only, Betty is always an active participant in her organizations. Through it all she has maintained a 2.9 overall grade average. An excellent student, Betty works to her maximum, and through her organizational ability is able to cope with he r man y activities.

Kn o wn for her sincere interest in the people around her, Betty willingly accepts work and duties which will further the welfare of her chapter.

Maryl and Beta was proud to choose Betty as its nominee for the Am y Burnh am Onken Award-a rewa rd aptly fitted to the efforts expended by one outstand in g Pi Phi

She Majors In

Awards

" What ! Another award for Jane Dall en !" is a frequent cry around the North Carolina Alpha Pi Phi house these days, for it seems that every week Jane adds a new hono r to her ever-increasing list.

A native of Port Clinton , Ohio , Jane transferred from Lake Erie College to the University of North Carolina following he r sophomo re year and immediately became an outstanding person on th e campus here. As a junior she was member of the debate team, served as Chairman of the Juni or Class Publi· c ity Committee, worked on the Ca ro lin a Symposium , and, at the end of the year, was presented with the Outstanding Juni o r Woman Award .

This year , her se ni o r year, Jane has been an Or· ie nt at ion Counselo r, a member of the Carolina Political Union, Chairma n of the Student Government Committee on Ho nors, and coo rdinator of personnel for the U N Model Assembly held on this campus. Her abilities in many fields were recog nized when she was tapped in to Amphoteroth en, an honorar y public speaking society, and into Valkyries , the hi g hest women 's honorary society on campw.

Not on ly h as Jane been ext remely active in campus activities but she has also contributed much to her fraternity Jane has served as Pledge Scholarship Chairman and as Treasurer. She also led her chap· ter in scholarship for the yea r 1964 and is a candi· date (or the Amy Burnham Onk en award.

Recently Jan e has rece i\ ed a Woodrow Wilson fellowship . he will use this for graduate study at Johns H opkins School for Advanced [n ternational Stud ies in Washington , D C.

Her Next Stop Is Harvard

by Wendy Hummel , II/;no ;s Bela-Delta

To the diligent go the H arva rd University Schol· ars hips . And Vicki Anderson, Knox college senior and member o( Illinois Beta-Delta chapter of Pi Beta Phi, is one of a few conscientious scholars to be so honored .

Vi cki has been selected to participate in Harvard's Master of Arts in Mathematics Education program. She is among thirty young people chosen from some fifteen hundred top ranking students f rom eight hundred colleges and universiti es th roughout the country for the coveted hono r.

Vi ck i graduates this June afte r three years of conce ntrated study with a mat.hemati cs major, an Eng· l ish minor , and a secondary ed ucation tea ching certificate.

An active contributor to sorority and college, she has served as corresponding secretary and pledge trainer in Pi Phi . She is on th e co llege yearbook staff and has partiCipated in the Central Illin ois Howling Tournam e nt.

While maintaining an outstanding g rade average, Vi cki teaches bowling for the physical ed ucation dep artment.

Bowling , or teaching, or reac hin g out for an exclusive scholarship, Vicki g ives her best- and it's good enough.

Vid:i AncMn on

"Sis "-An Ideal Sister

by Che rrie Tay lor, South Ca r o lin a A l pha

"Sis, lend a hand?"

"Sure, where do I start?"

That's a typical conve rsation on the University of South Carolina campus where the name of Sarah Ruth Mulli s is syno nymous with liveliness , enthusiasm, sincerity, and friendliness, not to mention serious intellect.

Her graduation this spring from the school of pharmacy will leave vacancies in many positions of leadership. She is president of Rho Chi pharmaceuti. ca l honorary and the Alpha Order women's hon or· ary. A 1965 member of Who's Who, Sis is a memo ber of P anhe ll enic counci l, the President's Council, Tri·Epsilon A ctivities Fraternity, and the Student Faculty Relati ons Committee.

h e is a past president of Euphradian Lit e rary So· ciety, a past vICe president of YWCA, and was voted one of five Sorority Women of the year 1964.

Capping h er honors last fall , Sis was selected to represent the university at the Pres id ent's Student Co nferen ce in Wash ington, D . C.

Never too busy for he r soro rity. Sis has served as pledge trainer and recent ly completed her term as president of South Carolina Alpha.

Sis has the unique ability to give of herself to anyt hing sh e undertakes, and therefore enriches the lives of all who know and work beside h er .

If one were to ask " Wh at's in a name?" in refe rence to Sarah Ru t h Mullis, any South Carolina Pi Phi would rep ly with pride and conviction, " Plenty!"

Geologist Has Rocks In Her Head

from Ihe Edmonton Journal

Some of Ali ce P ay ne's best friends are rocks.

And she's meeting new ones all the time, in her work-geology.

An adventuring spi rit and a Jove of the outdoors led the attractive 24-y<ar·old blond Alberta Alph a Pi Phi into this overwhelming male field.

As th e only woman geo logist in any Northwest Territories minin g cam p last summer, Miss P ayne says, "the men were amazed to see a woman in th e b ush."

Taking he r master of science degree in the geolagy of hard rocks at the University of Alberta , Edmonton, Mi ss Payne was in Yellowknife doing field work for h e r thesis wh en she had an opportunity to go farth er n o rth .

She took h er pick, packsack and bedroll and hitch ed a ride in a bush plane to Coronation Gulf, 75 miles within the ArctiC Circle, where a mining syndicate was doing exploration work for go ld

" The men-14 geo logists-promised I'd be treat· ed just like any othe r geologist."

But th ey gave her a special tent with a cot, st raw mattress, a stove and three oil drums w ith a plank

across them for a dressing tab Je. The men lived in o ne la rge tent with bunk beds and a stove.

"And t h e prospectors did all the cooking."

She spent a week in the Arct ic ca m p. 975 miles north of Edmonton, co ll ecting about 150 pounds of rock samp les for further study here this winte r She a lso did reconnaissa nce work with other geologists and studi ed r ock form ations and th e co ntin enta l drift.

H er th esis work for the university is on radio-active rocks from the Great Canadian Shield.

The tall, blue ·eyed blonde says she prefers field w o rk to bei ng in the laboratory and likes a job that ca n take her "anyw h e re, anytime and under practica lly any conditio ns _It

She says it is hard for a woman geo logist to find work in the field. She won't be hired into an allmale crew , and she ca n' t go underg round for mining companies, due to miners' supe rstitio ns .

But Miss Payne won't be too worried about placement in field work in her future. Mter her forthcomi ng marriage to Robi n Leech, 27 -year-old biologist, she ' ll be in the field with her husband

" SI," Mu llis

She ' s Monmouth College First Lady

by Ruth Turnbull , Monmouth 1/11.) A/umn", Club

In September, 1964, Dr. D unca n W impress became the seventh p residen t of M o nmouth Co ll ege. Th e M o nmo uth Alumn., Club was delighted t o lea rn th at Mrs. Wim p ress is a member o f Pi Be t a Phi , having se rved Oregon Al p h a as it s p res id ent whil e atte ndin g th e University of Orego n , ( Peggy Skerry, class of 1946 ).

Be for e coming to M o n mout h , Dr Wimprcss was Pres ident of Monti ce ll o Co ll ege, Al to n , Illi nois, and w ill a lso be rem e mbere d in Colorado wh e re h e se rved as As s ista nt to th e Pres ident of the Co lo rado Sch oo l of Min es. Th ey h ave a love ly family w hi ch has rapid ly become an integral part of the comm unity. Th eir childre n are W end y, sixteen; Vi cky , twelve; and Gordon Dun ca n Wimpress III , two-and wh o is bette r known as Sco tty

Th e M onmout h Alumn., C lu b held a reception for Peggy Wimpre ss early in N ovember t o introduce he r to oth e r Greek wo men in the community . It was h e ld , fittin g ly, at th e H olt H ouse, which loo ked lovelie r than eve r with the recent ly redeco rated rooms, but best o f a ll wa s h avi n g such a g rac ious a nd inte rested Pi Phi Alum to introdu ce t o ou r friends and welcome to our club

Pe ggy Skerry W impress

Our Girl In New York

by Mrs. Walter M . Carlson , Northern Virginia Alumna

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One woman who has a ll the answe rs is Pi Ph i Al um na Nancy Ca rboy W ooda ll of M anassas, V a.

Wh en the New Y o rk W orld's Fair opened for its seco nd season in A p ril , N a n cy was one of 200 l ibra ri ans on duty at the United States P avilion to ans we r questions about this cou n try.

The exhibit, Li b ra ry USA , h as a refe re nce sectio n of 1000 boo k s and comp uters prog rammed to offe r info rmation on 75 different subjects. It includes a commu n icatio ns section, a selection of ch il dren ' s books, a nd a sectio n of adult books for browsing. a ll co nt ai ned in 7,000 sq ua re feet on th e first fl oo r of the pav il ion.

Nancy will use the facilities to answe r th e qu es· tions asked by visitors from all ove r th e world about the U.S.

She temporarily relinquis h ed duties as branch librarian at the \'V'oodrow Wilson Branch of the Fairfax County Library in Virg inia and as recording secretary for the Northern Virginia Alum"", of Pi Beta Phi She fi rst became associated with Pi Phi at Middlebury College when sh e p ledged V ermont Al p h a

in 1953 an d late r mo , 'ed to t h e University of M aryla nd .

Salary Is a Scholarship

by Sharon M Zimmerman , Ohio Beta

Th e brawn is supporting the brains at Ohio Beta. Because of the h a rd w o rk of Ohi o State University f raternity and soro r ity p ledges, Ann e Taylor, O h io B eta, h as been awa rded a $125 scholars h ip

Th e p ledges hel ped th e Centra l Ohi o Hea rt A ssociation during F eb ru a ry by se Iling balloons in different a reas of Co lumbus. Grossi ng ove r .$200 , they were a ward ed the sch o lars hi p for their effo rts

Ohi o Beta is proud of its pledges for giving to such a worthy cause. Ann.

Little Girl , Big Arrow

by Jayn e We lch , Alabama Gamma

Vivacious, pert Anne Williams can stretch herself ou t to a tall 5'1" but wears perhaps the biggest arrow on the Auburn campus.

Ann has been adding jewels to her arrow since sh e first became a Pi Phi as a freshman. The first jewel came as a result of her service on various Union committees. The second jewel was soon acquired as Anne became an officer in h e r freshman dorm and served as a member of Jun ior Panh e ll enic. Membership in the Youn g Republ ica ns is the third jewel in Anne' s arrow. H e r active participation in campus politics soon re sulted in her election to the position of Sophomore Senator. This jewel has added brilliance because of the fine job Anne did in representing the sophomore class in student government. Anne is also presently serving on the Ex ecutive Cabinet of Auburn University.

Anne has received jewels for being chosen finalist in both the contest for sweetheart of Kappa Sigma and in the one for Navy Color Girl. She was recently chose n by Sigma Alpha Epsilon to become one of the Little Sisters of Minerva The Auburn chapter of this organization was just begun this year, and members hip is a particular honor.

Each of .Anne's new accomplis hm ents seems to outs hine the oth e rs, for soo n after becoming a Litt le Sister of Minerva , Anne was named " Miss April " in the Auburn Ca lendar Gi rl Pageant.

Along with Anne 's long l ist of campus activities , her fine scholars hip is not to be neg lected. Anne has a 2.00 overall average, whi ch makes her a very likely candidate for Mortar Board this year.

Finally . the most recent jewel to be added to Ann e's arrow was awarded her for serving as presi-

An ne W illi am

dent of the Pan helleni c Council. This is perhaps the most bri lli ant of all her jewels right now because of the outstanding job she has done as co -chairman , along with the president of the In terfraternity Coun· ci l, of the first annua l Auburn University Greek Forum. The forum was a huge success, and Anne is t o be hi g hly commended for her work in making it so.

Alabama Gamma is very proud of "Litt le Ann e." She h as done much to bring honor and recognition to Pi Phi, and h e r arrow will always be kept shining by her friendly interest and enthusiasm in everything s he does.

We're Double-Proud of 2

by Mildred Leverman , Nova Scotia Alpha

Commerce Society acting as its secretary for two years and as a student teaching assistant in Com -

Two " fa ces in the c rowd" of Nova Scotia Alpha's merce 1. grad uatin g members stand out for special recogni- Her school gives h e r up enviously to h e r ne w role tion for th e ir outstanding contributions to t h eir a.Ii h ousewife. ch ap t e r and school.

Pi Phi Les li e Ball am is a member of Dalhousi e's

They are Lind a Thomson and Leslie Ball em. first g raduatin g class in physiotherapy. After g radua ·

This year Linda obtains three degrees. At spring tion, Leslie will spend the summer working in Calconvocation she rece ives her B Camm. , in the fall, gary, Alberta , berore retu rn ing in the fall to intern her B A and in the summer she gets her " Mrs ," at the Victoria General H osp ital. Linda will be married Aug 14 to Brian Beckett of On campus Los has been sports minded with an Halifax. interest in ground h ockey and synchron ized swim-

During the past four years Linda has served as mingo chapter president, junior and senior panhellenic rep· Ri gh tfully royal , she has served as Campus resentative, and panhellenic secretary-treasurer. Queen, P ine Hill Queen, D entistry Queen , and a On campw, Linda has been the mainstay of the winter Carnival princess.

Pi Phi Doll "'deal" For Big Girls

by Jan Thomas , Lexington Alumn ... Club

Do alumnre really have more fun?

The Lexington Alumn., Club thinks so after a recent project which turned out to be a "doll" of an idea., Following a suggestion from the Province PresIdent, the Club decided to dress a Miss Pi Phi doll, actually a Miss Ideal doll and sell chances on her at Christmas . '

That's when the fun began. Throughout the summer, members vied for a chance to house the orphan and added to he r wardrobe. Sewing machines buzzed, proud Pi Phi's-turned-seamstresses hummed and needle fingers busily stitched until the volumi: nous wardrobe of 30 outfits was comp leted by midSeptember

Hand -p icked fabrics and accessories have been lovingly made into a wardrobe which induded pajamas, robe, curlers , and bag, A-line dresses , alternoon dresses, a raccoon-collar«:d suede coat with matching slacks and vest, a 11 at K cheecIeading audit, ski pants and a hand-knitted sweater, knit dress and coat with a white rabbit's fur collar muff and hat candy striper and girl outfits, a rna: dcas and matching blouse, gray wool suit with matching blouse and hat, a navy linen dress and large white broad -b r immed hat, a wedding gown with detachable train and veil, a Halloween costume a satin formal, velveteen cocktail dress, a red shift and sunhat, bathing suit, early American colonial dress and hat and all necessary lingerie such as short and long-line bras, slips and panties , both in black and white . Perhaps Miss Pi Phi ' s appea l was largely due to

the accessories necessary for any well-dressed young lady 'S wardrobe. Each outfit had its own shoes h ats 1 ' , g oves, purses, scarves, belts, etc. Her clothing was by her own selection of jewelry.

The mtfllature wardrobe was protected and displayed in h er own cloth-covered wardrobe trunk pro-:ided by available husband -power.

Tlcket-sellLDg enthus Iasts gave parties with the d?1l as a center of attraction. made store window dISplays, and used pictures of the dolls while making sales.

The real fun came when the club' s cas h register rang up $450 profit which was contributed to the chapter's new Pi Phi hous e now under construction.

Remember Jane Collins?

by Mrs . R. A. Hobbs, East si de Alumnce Cluh , Seo"'e

Whatever happen ed to sister Jane? She graduated and went on to g reater c hall enges.

Remember the ste llar performance which marked the undergraduate years of Jan e Collins at Colorado Alpha , University of Colorado . She admirably rep rese nted PI Beta Phi as a campus leader in the class of '37. Voted "Miss Co lorado University," she was also named Outstanding Senior Woman. She distinguished herself on the yearbook staff and served as President of Mortar Board and of YWCA , and she served her chapter well

Today, as Mrs. RobJane ert B. Temple of Mercer Island, Wash., Jane continues to contnbute leadership and service to the community and to a Foreign Exchange Program as well as her fraternity.

Mrs. Temple served as host parent for an exchange student from Bremen, Germany, and has shared her daul!hter Barbara in the program abroad.

A trophy wLDDlng golfer, Jane is president of the Women 's Division of the Overlake Golf and Country Oub .

She has served Pi Phi on Washington Alpha's Advisory Board and is vice president of the House Corporation.

In comm unity service she has given many hours to Girl Scout work.

THREE CHEERS FOR THE LEXINGTON ALUMNJI: CLUB 0'. led by two of th .i , M in Ideol doll •.

She's Miss Cheerleader

from The Indianapolis Star

She is a bubbl ing bl o nd bea u ty w ith mo r e bou nce to th e o unce t han a r ebou n ding basketball , th e energy of a gia ntsized po w er p lan t an d eno ug h vo ice to lead a cava lry ch a rge-she is M is s C hee rl ea d e r USA _

She a lso is Mi ss E li zabe th J ean (Jea nni e) Ca rro ll , P i Beta Ph i a nd a 2 1-yea r -o ld teach er- to- be wh o is wi ndin g up h er re ig n as " qu een" of th e n at io n 's ch eerl eaders as she win s he r fi nal letter with Indian a U ni ve rs i ty's Fi g htin g H oos iers .

H e r " AII ·Am er ica n " ho no r is a spec ial t ribu te to j ea nni e's chee rl ea d er s kill a nd schoo l loya lty. Yet, she I S as mod est abo ut her selectio n fo r nat io nal ac· cla im as she is about h o w sh e became a ch eerleader i n th e tirst p lace.

lt began back in St. John 'S Grad e Schoo l, at Fo rt Way ne, when she "cou ldn' t si t still at th e ball g ames and at tracted a t te n t io n because I was yelling the loudest a nd hittin g anyone s itting aro und me ," Miss Ca rro ll expla ins .

Afte r two yea rs of lead ing "ye ll s" fo r So uth sid e' s athl et ic teams , Jean ni e moved to th e Bl oomin g ton cam p us and , as a freshm an , became o ne o f th e 30- mem be r, se lect g roup o f Porn Po n g irls.

Sh e g am ed mem be rship o n th e uni versi t y's chee r· lea d er sq uad th e f o ll o wing yea r and was wa ving a m egaph o ne (o r th e second year wh en she beca me o ne o f th e fi ve fin ali sts in the 6 1-co ntes tant fi el d seeking th e Mi ss Ch ee rl ea d er titl e.

J ea nni e's da zzlin g smil e a nd infecti ous enth us ias m we re f actors in h er winnin g th e crown at C yp rus G a rde ns , Fl a., las t M a rch, and ag ain wh en sh e beo n e of five fin a li sts fo r th e rig ht to represent Ind iana in the Mi ss Ame r ica pagea nt. That same year, 1963, s he was named o ne o f Indi a na po li s ' "500 " Festiva l pr incesses.

I n add itio n t o h er crown, a sch o larship aw ard an d a s d ve r t rop hy fo r be ing the natio n's No 1 ch ee rlea d er , Mi ss Ca rro ll wo n a trip to N ew Y o rk City a nd a s ur p rise gues t appearan ce o n a ne two rk televisio n sho w las t fall.

Aw ay f ro m th e s id eli nes o f court o r fi e ld , th e pe rt se ni o r, a n Eng l ish majo r , h as bee n a mem be r o f th e Stud e nt Athleti c Boa rd fo r tw o yea rs. Dur ing th e s umm e r, she is a li feg ua rd at Fo rt Wa yne 's M cMillan Pa rk

A s f o r ma rr iage, Mi ss Ca rro ll takes th e v ie w t h at "it's too ea rl y t o talk abo ut th at now."

A co ll ege g irl o n th e thres ho ld o f li fe , J ea nni e is an ext rovert in f ro nt o f a ch ee ring section , bu t a sem i-i n t rovert as sh e looks to t h e futu re a nd ta l ks to f ri en ds .

If yo u as k h er wh y she' s a loo k-a- like f o r th e " gi rl -next-doo r ," D o r is D ay type of bea u ty, she rep li es "th at's someth ing I' d h ave to check in f ro n t o f my m irro r.

They Wear Crowns of Honor

by Nancy Fowler, Louisiana Alpha

Mardi Gras may be a f avorite th eme of so rority ball s eve rywh ere , but Lo ui s iana Alph a h as a g o at t he real thi ng. lts f estiv iti es lent jus t one of ma ny goo d tim es of thi s sch oo l year

H oweve r, am id st th e "fun-t yp e" activ iti es h av e come num ero us h o n o rs. Three Lou isian a Alph a's were am o ng th e seven winn ers of W ood row Wil son Fell o wsh ips o n the N ewcomb ca mp us

So h o no red fo r t h eir acad em ic ac h ieveme nt we re Gr idl ey M cK im, Suzan ne Seeman, a nd Peggy Culpep pe r. G rIdl ey, wh o had a pe rfec t ave rage during th e spri ng se meste r, has bee n tapped f o r the Hall o f Fame along wi th Lynn Farw ell, p as t Pi Phi p res ide nt, and J ack ie H es twoo d.

Louisia na Al p ha also tr ipled in beau ty ho no rs Me red ith J am iso n is Sweet hea rt o f Sig m a Alpha Mu a nd h er pl ed ge s iste r Al exa H a rrison is Queen of th e Fres hm an Bea u ty Cou rt. Pa tty H ea the rl y is a maid o n t h e Tul an e Beau ty Co urt and add s it to ma ny o the r h o nors.

Bea uty a nd acco m p li shm ent are among th e many f aces o f Pi Phi in M ard i G ras La nd .

Planning To Move?

D o n ' t miss an iss ue of T H E ARR OW. Use the blan k o n t h e i nside back cove r of th is magazine to send yo u r n ew add ress to Centra l Office.

N ewl y ma rr ied P i Ph is w ill need to fi ll out th e blan k too, so that Cent ral O llice reco rds on them wi ll be up to da te _

J e an ni. Carro ll flyi ng hig h a s Miss Ch•• rl ad r USA

Th e e yes of Tex a s are upon S e cky Crouch , Miss Mohair of Ih e Un ive rse. Rai se d on a Te xa s hill counlry ranch near Fre d e ricks burg in Ihe he art of th e goa' country , a e cky ha s a fa ir knowl e dg e of mohai r, and th e angora goat from wh ich it com es. Tex a produ ces nin e ty pe rc e nt of th e world 's moha ir Tex a s Alp hl Pi Phi me mber Be cky comb ines be aut y wi th brain s and a fla ir f or a rt Sh e is on an art schola rs h ip at th e Un ive rs ity of Tex a • She po ses here in on e of her wool costume s d esi gn e d ex clu s ively for he r ,..i gn a M ilS Moha ir by Charl es Dicke y of Dalla s.

She Has Winning Way

"Su re and begorra" the name Mcla ug hl i n has t he so und of the Irish .

And impish Mary M cLaug hlin, Arkansas Beta , has the luck of the Irish to have been endowed with a winning smile and personality to match, plus wit , brains, and the leadership abilities of a n Indian chi ef.

Recog nized nationa ll y by Wh o's IJVho ill Am erican Colleges and Univ ersities , Mary has stepped o ut from th e crowd as a leade r of ca mpus and sorority.

Sh e was last year's president of Arkansas Be ta Other executive positions have included junior c.Iass president, Panhell enic president, and vice president of Phi Theta Kappa.

She was secretary of the student senate her sophomo re year and is a member of H ood ' n Tasse l and of Sword and Shield, senior honora ry.

Mary has been active in many other soc ial, academic, and religious organizations at Little Rock University . The leprechauns will have to bestow some of th e ?...! ::uug hl in lu::k 0:1 to the busy shoes Mary leaves behind as graduation prope ll s he r into a teac h ing caree r elsew h ere.

Mary Mclaughl in TOP SCHOLAI-flizabeth Flnll, Ve rmon t Alp ha , I, o ne o f h e ' chapte , ' , lop sc hola n. She has been awarded (I Woodrow W lI ,on Fellowsh ip , In it ialed Into Ph i Beta Kappa and i, a m em ber of Moriar Soard

Follow the ARROW

Throughout each year active chapt e rs depend upon loya l almurue for recommendations and letters of reference in behalf of quaJified girls. With the ever increasing numbers the task of selection becomes more dillicult and the responsibility imposed upon both the alumn", and the active membership grows more awesome. By keeping the same criteria in mind we can assure that each prospective pledge is con. side red carefully and individually in the light of whether she is the right girl for Pi Beta Phi.

Consider good character, scholarship, ability, perso nality, industry, congeniality, leadership, sincerity, poise and appearance when recommendi ng and rushing new pledges to Pi Beta Phi.

A simplified blank is supplied below for your convenience. Ollicial recommendation blanks may be pur. chased for one cent each from the Pi Beta Phi Central Olliee, Midv ale Building, 112 S. Hanley Road, St. Loui s, Mi ssou ri 63105 .

PI BETA PHI REFERENCE BLANK

Name of Rushee

Address of Rushee

Father or Guardian 's Name

State whether you know the girl personally

High School attended

Scholastic r«ord (be as accurate as possible)

Scholastic honors

Activities and specia l interests

Occupation

College she will attend

Term for which she is registered

Has she attended any other college? (if so what)

Recommended by

Address

(Official Recommendatio n Blanks may be purchased (rom the Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce, Midvale Building, 112 South Hanley Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63105 (or one cent each) 2.

Chapter Membership Chairmen

Clt4 pttr NOnl , tI/Cllapltr Scllool Addrus til Home A,u" u D/ Poll Settles/a Mtm b. Clwm. Clta pur Jltlllb Cd, Ciapta M",.b el"," Slarts

M aine AJph. J ean Wilkinson

Nova Scotia Alpha Sue Powers

ALPHA I)ROV I.NCE

Balenti ne H a ll

94 Summer Ave. Sept. Il, 1965 Orooo, M aine Reading, M u.

6 132 South St. "Armcrof t" M ar lborough Sept 14, 1%5 HaJ i[u:, N S., Can. Woods, H alifh. N S

Vermont Mph. S usu Swinburne Midd lebury College Midd lebury, Vt

Vermon t Beta Catherine H entz

369 S P r05pcct. Burlington, Vl

Godf rey Road Welton , Con n Sept 14, 1965

136 Ches te r Rd , Sprinrficld, Vl Sept 10, 1965

M assac husetts Alpha Wanda Sweiga rt I J I Common wea lth Aye , 7868 St. J ames Pla ce Sept I S, 1965 B05ton, Mau 02116 Ocean City, New J ersey

M assac husetts Beta Hea.tliee Shaler

388 N Pleasant S t.,

M ayfour S t , S ept 15, 1965 Amherst,M South DenDlI, M us

Connedicut Alpha Carolyn M eyer Pi Beta Phi H ouse University o f Con n Storn, Conn.

New York Alpha Susan She rm an 210 W a lni-i

BETA PROVINCE

60 R eser voir Rd , New Br itain, Conn Sept. 20, 1965

106 De Witt Rd ., Sept 14, 1965 Syracuse, Y. SyraCU5C, N Y.

New Yor k Gamma Carol KociYar 21 St La1ll'Tence Ave , Greenwich Rd , Sept. 14, 1965 Canton , N.Y. Bedfo rd N. Y

New York DeJta Judith Areen 330 Rd , Ithaca, ,·.Y

P ennsy lvania Beta Cecily Guuetto

Box W-90, B uc kne U Univ. Lew is burg, I'a

Pennsyl vania Gamma Kathryn Ellio t Box 36 1, Di ckinso n Colitle , Car li5le, Pa.

Pennsyl vania Ep&i lon Ch r istine Pry ce 116 Po llock 2, Universi t y Park, Pa

GAM MA PROVIN C E

1187 Cranbrook Rd , Bir m ingham, M ich. Sept 15, 1965

256 Rd Rochester, .Y.14610

520 G r eeDJ'Nay Rd , Elmira, N Y.

224 M a ple Ave., Edgewood, Pituburab 18, Pa

Sept., 1965

Sept 13, 1965

Sept , 1965

Ohio Alpha Nanette M an n 6 S. COUote S t. , 832 Ra WlOD Ave. , Sept. 15, 1965 Athens,O io ' - remont, Ohio

Ohio Beta BonDie M ic hel 1845 Indianola Ave , Colu mbus, Ohio 43201

Ohio Delta Marilyn Krabler 96 Eliubcth St., DelAware, Obio

1361 Bell e Ave , Lakewood, Ohio 4410 1 Sept 29, 1965

305 Oca.rvicw Ave , Wilmi naton, Delaware Sept 14, 1965

Ohio Epsilon Barb GlAzier J029 W. Bancroft, 19JI I daho, Sept 1", 1965 Toledo, Ohio Toledo, OhIO

Ohio Zeta I.ocna Famol M ac Cracken Hall, Oxford, Ohio

Ohio Eta M lurya Cathey H:t 1950, Deniaon Univ , Gran v ille, Ohio

2920 Emm k k, Toledo, Ohio Sept. 8, 1965

11018 Hed wi, G r een, H OUllton, T u n02. Sept. 20, 1965

DELTA PROVIl'\ C E M aryland Beta Tcri C la r k 12 Fraternity Row, 8 165 Preston I'll Sept 1965 CoUq:e P ar k, M d Chevy Chue, d

D .C. Alpha Nalley Schuh 2129 G . 5 1., N W , Wuhington D C

VirJinia Gam ma Linda Helfrich Pi Beta Phi 1l0U5C WiIlia.m!.bur" Va.

155 Willow S l , Garden City, N Y. Sept 20, 1965

112 County Rd ., Set.ford, Delaware Sept 17, 1965

Villinia Delta s.n ,. SpeDCe Blvd , a 8960 SL Geor,e Ave , Noriolk, V•. Sept 14, 1965

Wcst Vu-rinia Alpha Debbie Anduson 1493 Ave , MOfI&Utown, W Va

North Carolina Alpha M artaret M a cQueen 109 Hillsboro St Chapel Hill, N c'

North Carolina Beta MoUyDuBois 6775 S tatiort, Durham, N.C

Mojw Rlull

StaSQ ,. Stilrl s

Nov " 1965

Oct 1, 1965

Feb 2, 1966

Ja n , 1966

Oc t 12, 1965

J an 20, 1966

F e b ., 1966 (ear ly in month )

Feb. 1966

Sept 1965

Feb I, 1966

Feb , 1966

Nov., I, 1965

J ln , 1966

Sept. II, 1965

J an. 3, 1966

Sept 14, 1965

Sept. ''', 1965

A u" JO, 1965

Sept I J. 1965

Sept. 1965

Sepl 6, 1965

Feb 4, 1966

Sept 1965

550<1 Neyes Ave., C barkstoo, W. Va Sept H, 1965

408 B utler Dr , Clinton , N C. Sept 17, 1965

115 Til.bwy Rd , Birminrham, 1.I kh Sept 23, 1965

Feb 1966

Sept 24, 1965

Sept. JO, 1965

Na/IU,f ClIDller su-I Adbul fJJ I/-e AJd,u"f FIIlJ SUNJkr J/ojIl'RMJ. Jltrd CIrwc CluJI«' Jle.b C""" . Culla Mud , C.". S m S,,"" S14rn

South Cuolina Alpha Lqn.ndc M oorer USC OJ: 2711, Columbia, S. C. .521 E Martintown Rd , N. S C Stpt 21, 1965 $q)t 21,1965

EPSIWN PROVINCE

M lch.ip.n Alpha Nancy PeUqrcn 234 N. MannillJ,lIi.lls<Wc Col. Hillsdale. Mich , '''600 Roaemonl, Iktroit, Mich Sept IS, 1965 Sept . IS, 1965

M ichipo Beta ElUabeth Wu nsch 8J6 T''!I:.' J I M cKuuey PI., Oct. I, 1965 J an 1966 Ann At r, Mich. CroNe Pointe, Mic h

Michipn Guuna Pit Parker 343 N Harmon Rd , E. Lansing, Mich 551 LaktpOintc Groue Pointe, Oct. I, 1965 J an. 1966

Micbip.o Df:lu Karen KJippttt Porter H ouse:, Albion, M ich

Ontado Alpha EdyRice 220 Bever ley St , Toronto, Ont . Can.

Ontario Beta Nancy Price 29J Cmtnl Ave , London, Oot , Can.

ZETA PROVIN

CE

2946 Woodside Dr , N.W. Feb 1966 Caotoo, Ohio

646 Vine St , Preston, Ont Can. Sept 20, 1965 Sept 1965

R R IJ, London, Ont., Can. Sept. 23, 1965 Oct. 1965

Indiana Alpha Karen M cCny tl21 North Dr , Franklin, Ind 1121 North Dr., FrankJin, Ind

Indiana Bela Anne WaJkcr 928 E Third, Bloominrton, Ind. 2624 S E Parkway, Richmond, lod.

l ndiana Gamma J udy Rodney 831 W. Hampton Dr., Indianapolis, Ind.

$cpt 12, 1965 Sept. 12, 1965

Sept 15, 1965 Feb 1966

408 S. Tenneucc St , Danville, lod. Sept 196.5 Sept 1965

I ndiana Ddta Beltay Hewitt 1012 State St., W. Lafayette, Ind College St Asheville, k y. Sept IS, 1965 Oct. 1965

Indiana Epailoo Char lotte Tirman JOJ S Locust St , Greencastle, lod. 1224 E Wayne No , South Bend, Ind. Sept. 10, 1965 Sept. 6 , 1965

I ndiana Zeta Judy Sbn-han DeMotte Hall R R.I2, Sept 10, 1965 Dec 1965 Muncit, Ind _ Greentown, Ind.

ETA PROVINCE

Kentucky Alpha Whitn ey Bu.ah 2030 Confederate PI., iANiav illc, Ky

120 East Barbee, Lows \' iDe, Ky. Sept. 1965 Sept 1965

Kentu cky Beta Kathy Ryan 3522 Greenlree Rd , Lainglon, Ky. 3522 Greentrce Rd , Laington, Ky. Sept. 2, 1965 Aug 26,1965

Tenneucc Alpha Trish Terry 610 Dou.Pu St , ChattaOCXlP-, Tenn.

1<&37 Preston Circle, Chattanoop, Tenn Sept. 1965 Sept. 1965

Tenneuee Beta Ruth Griffith Box 9\Stat B , 4532 South Versailles, Sept 1965 Sept. 1965 Vander ill Univ , Oal1l5, Tex. Nashville, Tenn ,

Tenneuce Gamma Virginia Gravtt 2525 Edftewood, 2525 Edftewood, Sept. 23, 1965 Sept. 20, 1965 Knosvil e, Tenn. Knox vil e, Tenn

Tenneuee Odta BODnie Perkins

280 Leonora, M emphis, Tenn

THETA PROVL\'C E

280 l.t!onora. Memphis, Tenn.

Sept. 28, 1965 Sept 8, 1965

Alabama Alpha Ann-Howard Fenn Box 16\ 8irminrham-Southern 114 Davis St , Sept. 27, 1965 Sept. 16, 1965 Birming am, Ala. Oeealur, Ala

Alabama Beta Virginia Holmtt Box 1368, Univenily, AIa_ 708 Saulter Lan e, BirmiD(ham, Ala. Se pt. 15, 1965 Sept. 7, 1965

Alabama Gamma Sally Ye:ama.n Dorm 7, Auburn, Univ. Auburn, Ala.

Florida Alpha Betsey Snodgrau Box ISO, Steuon Univ., DeLand, Fla.

Florida Beta PtgI)' Neese 515 W Col I,.e Ave , Tanahauec, la.

S Fifth St., ,..Iorala, Ala 5q>t 1965 Sept. 1965

714 N W 40lh Terr , Gainesville, Fla

1912 N Dixon Dr , Columbus, Ga.

Sept I, 1965 Sept. 5, 1965

Sept I, 1965 5<01. 1965

F lorida Gamma Lynne Fort Ox 365, RoUin. Col lege, 1729 S E , II th St ., Sept 27,1965 Sept 22 , 1965 Winter Park, Fla "'t. Lauderdale, Fl a.

Georr'a Alpha Maureen Windle 886 S MilIqe, Athens, Ga.

I OTA PROVINCE

32 70 Woodrow Way, N E , Atlanta, Ga

IIIinoia Alpha Mar ilyn RU5le1J Winbigler lI aJl iI J08 Tallar

Sept 20, 1965 Oct. 1965

Sept. 26, 1965 J an 10, 1966 M onmouth Co tie, OeKaJ , III. Monmoutb, Ill.

Uliools Beta-Delta Jaoet Sanford Pl»t Hall, Knox College, Galesbur" Ill.

244 Albion, Denver, CoMl 80220

Sept. 15, 1965 Nov. 1965

Dlinoia Ep&ilon Nancy E Hcim 6J6Em......, 3 (:oope:r Ave , Sept II, 1965 Sept. 13, 1965 Evanaton, 11(. Edina Minn lllinoia uta Joanne Weibel 1005 S Wright St. , 80S W. Wuhing t on, Sep t 1965 $cpt. 1965 Cbampai,n, Ill. Champaign, lll.

lIlinou Eta

lIIinoiJ Theta

Wiscons in Alpha

W isconsin Beta

Wisconsi n Gamma

M anitoba Al pha

Nor t h Dako ta Alpha

M inneaot a Al pha

Alberta Al pha

M iuouri Al pha

M isso uri Beta

M iS50uri Gamma

Arka l1SU Al pha

Arkan!&! Be t a

Louuiana Alpha

Louis iana Beta

M iuwippi AII >ha

M iaa.issippi Beta

l o w. Al pha

Iowa Beta

I owa Gamma

Iowa Zeta

South Dakot a Aljlha Beta

Ka n!&! Alph a

Kansas Beta

Oklahoma Al pha

Oklahoma 8<U

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.V/J"",tljCluJptu All", '. GI"m.

K athy Grady

Cher i Raw

J ea n Schll'e nnesen

J ane Tho m p60n

M ary Sue Dillingofsk i

K a thy Taylor

Karen Ska r pe rud

Maryanne M c Fadden

Pe nny !l ynam

Mi nta !l ash

Julia Canfid d

Cindy Lais

T euie Tu ck

Sue S tanley

Nina Shaw

Anne Kr ise n

Sy lvia Pri ce

M aneUe M aurras

J ane Eddy

Dawn Nebel

Thelma Eldredge

Sherry Flore r

Emily J o h nson

M arian Fisher

Ca ro lyn 'S t er

Jane Waddle

M irY Kelson

Susan Schdel

Susan Leanne M r K tnne

CI,/JPilt AI ,,,,b. CIu",.

235 ;"'. F a ir view. D«atur, Ill

2207 N. C ent ral. Peoria. In KAPPA

PKQV1 NC E

IlO5 Ou \'a l Dr., Godfrf'Y, Ill

2207 N. Central Peoria. Ill

633 Langdon. M adison. Wise.

Chapin Hall, Beloi t, W ise.

Colman H all l I.a wr e nce Univ. Ap pleton , WIS.

800 Oxfo rd St Wpc • M an., Can.

Cambridge, Grand Forks, N. Oak.

11 09--5tb St • S.E., M inneapolis, Min n.

11019-87 Ave., Edmonton, Alta, Ca n.

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5 II E Roll ins.

5 10 S. Shore Dr.• Crys tal Lake. Ill

7806 Alden W ay, Minn eapolis 32 :\I inn.

923 M etomen S t .• Ri po n. Wisc.

800 Oxford 51. W pc .• .• Can.

432 Ca mpbell Grand For kl N. Oak.

17 77 Scheffer S t ., S t P aul, M in n

11019-87 A ve • Edmont, Alta. Can.

3207 E 57th Terr • N. Columbia Mo. Kanlll Ci ty, M o.

4-40 Pa r kland

440 Parkland, St Lou u, M o. 63 122 St. LoUd. M o. 63122

2623 EllSt Cr estvie w Dr., IJ Ri verview Ct. Springfidd, M o. W&shin,lOn , M o. 63010

Pi Beta Phi House SoM C"'s,:I. F aye tteville. Ark F aye ttev' Ie, Ark

Box 40 57, Asher Ave., Sta Littl e R ock. Ark.

362 4 Camp Robinson R d., N. Littl e, Rock. Ar k. iO l4 Zimple St.. z..'ew OrlaM, La.

Box li 55J , LS U, BalOn Rou ge L a.

7800 Freret, New Or leans, La.

301 5 Penhi(!, Alexandria, .1.

Box 1642 , Souther n Su .• Rt. Bolt 16, il a ttiesburg. M i55. M eridian, M iss.

Box 5i5.

111650. Greenllo'ood Ave., UDi\'enity. M i55 Fort Smith, Ar k.

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406 BlIXton, Pi Beta Phi. 20J S. Ken nioott, I ndianola, I owa Arlinlton Hgu • m

208 Ash, 2 125 S un le t Ridge Rd .• Ames, I owa G l en\'iew. m 815 E Wuhington, I owa Ci ty. I owa.

I II1K Plum , Vermillion, S. Oak 57069

Box 2615, Dt:s M oines• l o

1287 Campbell Dr • H uron, S. Oak

426 K 16 th St. , 44 505. 44th. LiDcoln Nebr. 68508 L incoln , Neb r. 1612 W 15th 8029 )uniWar. Lawrence, K ans. I' r ai n e Vi lage, Kans.

11119 T odd, 500 R. Webs ter , M anhattan. Junc tion City. Kans.

NU PROVI'" • 1701 S. Elmk1.a Norman,O R R.U Norman , Okla.

324 Cleveland\. Stillwater. Ok 8620 Glenwood. Oklahoma City Okla..

2505 !.onpitw. AU5tin, Tu: 4OJ7 M Dallas, ens

Pi Bela S M U, 2019 S. C hilton, Dallas 22, u. Tyler. Tex

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Bol: 432-', Tech Sla., 4114 San Carkls. Lubbock, Tex. 79409 o.nu. Ta.

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Sept. 5. 1965

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Tuu Della }o)"bcll Die Hox 29$20, TCU,

111,2 M q:noIia. Scvt. 1965 Sq>t I%5 Ft. Worlh, Tu (;aua\llk, Ta. Xe,.. M uico Apha Karcn Abraham liOI \ ilta , :\.1:: , Albuquerque, X. M

100 E. B&rulona Rd., Santa Fe, Xew M Sell!. I" 1965 Sept. 5, 1965 X I PRO\' j \TE

Colorado AI, , Kay Deitemc)'cr 890- lIlh St , Bou lder, Colo.

Colorado Beta RO"mary Hlowdtlrn 220J S. } OM'phine, Ikonr, Colorado

2080 Grape, Il ou lder, ( 'olo. Sept. ZO, 19M Sc,)(.7, 1965

1680 So St Den\er 22 ('0&0. Stopt. 27, 19(15 Sept, 20, 1965

Co lorado Gamma Glli l M anlllil 625 W I.ah, 1205 Fort Colli nl , Colo. D enller, Colo. 20,1965 Sept. I I , IQ65 \\' yomin, Ai llha Kllhlt('n C.rgill P i Beta I)hi Ifoust, of Wyomin" 11 0 1, M CAS \ uma, Ariz, Sep!. IS, 1965 Sf-pt. 10,1065 Laramit, W yo,

Utah Alpha Karin Christenstn 1409 Bryan Avt , Sa lt Lake Cit)', Utah

M ontana Alpha l>tnice \ ' ielleux H apner lI all. M ont Bozeman. Montana

OMI C RO.\ P ROV I XCE

1409 Bryan Ave., SaIl Lake Cily. Utah Sept. 27. 1%5 Mpt. 12, 1965

82 4 Franklin. Fort Henton, Montana MI}! 27, 1965 Sept. 23, 1965

Washington Alpha Cath)' 454g- 17th X.E., Wuh. 4924 X.E 15m St , W uh. 1965 Sept. 196'

Washington Betll J o)' Underwood 707 Linden, P u ll man. Walh. !lox 24 7, Ua\enporl, Washington Sept 20, 1965 Sept J,

Washington Gamma Libby Brown Xorth Dorm, Uni\'. o f Sound. Tacoma 6. \ 'a.sh.

Routt i. Box 580, O lympia, W ash. Sept 16, 1Q65 4. 1065

Oregon AIl'ma Susan W illiams ISI8 Kincaid, Ore. J226 5. 1-:. Deswd, M ih ukie. Ore. Sept. 27,1965 17,

Oregon Be t a P att), lI ammond JC02 11 arroon, Cor va lli s, Ort.

O r tgon Camma Nancy lI all 84 4 M ill S t. , SE. , Salem Ore.

O regon De lt a J oyce

4 52S- 12th Ave., 5., S:t lem.Ort. Stil t. 14, 1965 Sep t. 196.5

20 45 S. W., Ceda r IIiJ IlI Blvd. , P o r t land, O r e Sept. 6, 1965 J an. , 1966

927 S. W.• J acho n, Po r tla ml, O rt:. 15JJ N'jll rr ett, PortIa" , Ore. Oct. 1965 1965

Idaho A lpha M ichacl Skok P i I)hi I i ouse. M oscow , I daho I OOJ-3 rd. St. , Lewiston, Idaho Sel)t 2 1, 1965 Sell t 12, 1965 PI P RO VI NCE

C.lifornia Beta M aureen Doughty 2J25 Pi edmon t 4, Calif.

Box 466, K ailua, Kona, lI a ·aii Sept. 20. 1965 A ug. 31 , 1965 (,alifornia Camma Janet "-ier

Ca lifornia Delta Sande Otto

CaJifomia Ep&i&on M innie Black

M7 Weit 28 51. Los Angeles, eai if.

700 lI i1ga rd, Los Ailleles 24 , Calif.

5080 College 1 ' 1

2826 Araa.r Pl., F ullerton , a lif. Se l)!· 196' 1965

4661 Fair Oaks Bhod. , Sacramento, Calif. Sept., 1965 1965

9J85 Urban D r., Sept. 196' Sept. 1965 Sa n D iego, Cali/. La M esa, Calif. California Zeta M ary Ryder 763 Camino P escadero. 5315 Lemona A,·e., Sellt 20, 1965 Sellt. I J, 1965 Goleta, CaliI. Van Nun, Cali f.

Xevada Al pha Dianne OeReemer

6JJ-.th St., Sparks, Nevada St , Spar u , Nevada Sep 8,1965 Sept 12, 1965

Arizona Al pha Sunn Sa.ian t 1035 N. M ou ntain, Tucson,

Arizona Bela Bu nn), O lmsted P i Beta P hi, ASU. Pa lo Verde lI a ll

350 E. Sierra Vista Dr.. Tucson. At i!. Sellt 20, 1965 8. 1965

85JI N. I Ith Ave. , Ar iz. Sept. 13, 1965 Sept , 6. 1965 T empe , Ari t.

Alumnae Club Chairmen

On Recommendation of Rushees 'or 1965-66

1: Ind ica tes the name of the new w.as leceivtd ,.a nd then name o f the former chairman is given. The name of the club. IS a.lven. The PI Beta Phr Central Offi ce will forwud your letter to the proper person for perm iSSion to bid, If you are rn doubt abou t its dtstinatioll. These are listed alph a be1ically aeco .d Ini to sute and to n.) •

CONNECTICUT

Avon (See Hartford, Conn.)

Bethany (See New H aven. Conn.)

Bloo mfield (See H artford. Conn.)

Branford (See New Haven, Conn,)

Brid&ePOrt (See New Ha ven, Conn.)

BrOOklyn (Sec Eastern, Conn.)

Cheshire (See New Haven, Conn. )

Colchester (See Eastern, Conn.)

Columbia (See Eastern, Conn.)

Cos Cob (See Southern Fa idield Counly, Conn.)

CoventrY (See Eastern. Conn)

Dan ielson (See: Eastern , Darien (See Southern Fairfield County, Conn.

East Haddam (See Thames River, Conn.)

East Hartford (See Ma nchesle r, Conn.)

H ue!:!. (See Ha\·c::, Cunn. '

Ean Willington }See Eastern. Conn.

Elmwood (See Hut o rd , Conn.)

Enfield (See M anchester, Conn.)

Farminato n (See H artf ord, Conn.)

Ferry (See Thames River, Conn.)

Gales Ferry (See Thames River, Conn.)

Glastonbury (See Man chester. Conn .)

Granby (See brlford, Conn.)

Greenwkh (See Southern Fairfield County. Conn.)

Groton (See Thames River, Conn.)

Guilford (See New Haven. Conn.)

H adlyme: (See Thames River Conn.)

Hambura (See Thames Rive r' Conn.)

H amden (See New Haven, Conn.)

Ham pton (See Eastern, Conn.)

Hartford (See Han fo rd , Conn )

Hazardville (See Ma nchester , Conn.)

Man che uer (See Manchester , Conn.)

Mansfield Center (See Eastern, Conn.)

Milford ( See New H aven, Con n )

Mon roe (See New Ha ven, Conn.)

Montville (See Thames River, Conn )

Mount Carmel (5« New Haven, Conn )

Mystic (See Thames Rher , Conn.)

NauJl:atuck (See New Haven, Conn.)

New Britain (See Hartford, Conn.)

New Canun (Sec Southern Fairfield County, Conn.)

New Haven (5«- New Haven , Conn.)

New ing ton (See Hartford , Conn.)

New London (See Thames Riyer , Conn.)

Niant ic (5«- Thames River, Conn.)

Noroton (See: Sou thern Fairfield County, Coon.)

Northford (See New Haven , Conn.)

North H aven (See New H aven, Conn.)

Norlh Stoninaton (See Thames R iver, Conn.)

Norwalk (Sec Southern Fa irfield County. Conn.)

N o rwich (Sec Thames RiYer, Conn )

Old GreenWich (See Southern Fa irfield County, Conn.)

Old M ystic (See Th ames River, Conn.)

Old Lyme (S« Thames River, Conn.)

Oranae (See New H aven, Conn .)

Pawcatuck \See Thames River. Conn )

Ouaker Hil (See: Thames River, Conn )

tfiverside (5« Southern Faufield County, Conn )

Sslem (Sec Th ames Ri"er, Conn. )

Simsbury (See: H artford, Conn )

South Norwalk (See Sou thern Fa irfield Counq. Conn )

South W irl(ho f (See: Ma ncheste r. Conn )

Stamford (S« Southern Fairfield Counrr, Conn )

Stoninaton (See Thames Riv er, Conn )

ALPHA PROVINCE

StOtU (See Eastern, Conn.) (See Manchester, Con n .! Unu!vllle (SU Thames Rivet, COnn. (Sec: New HlYen, Conn.

Wappma (Sec Manchester , Conn.)

Waterford (See Th ames River, Conn )

West Ha ven (See New Haven Conn)

West Hartford (See Hartford Con'n.)

West Willington (See Eas tern, Conn.)

Weston (See Soulhtm Fairfield County, Conn.)

Westport (See Southern Fairfield Coun ty, Conn.)

Wetherlield (See H artford. Conn.)

Willimantic (See Eastttn, Conn.)

Willington (See Eastern, Conn.)

Wilton (See Southern Fairfield County, Conn .)

Windsor (Sec Hartford ('nnn l

Woodbridge (S« NeW Hav en, Conn )

Woodst oc k (See Euttrn , Conn.)

MAINE

Bangor (See Eutero Me )

Bid deford (See Portland, Me )

Brewer (See Eastern Me./ Cape Elizabe1b (See Port and , Me.)

Cumberland Center (See Portland, Me )

Cumberland M ills (See Ponland. Me )

Falmouth (See Portland, Me )

Freeport (See Portland , Me.)

Gray (See Portland, Me )

Gorham (See Portland Me )

Kennebunk (See Portilnd, Me )

N o rth Gray (See Portland, Me )

Old Town (See EUlern Me .)

Orono (Su Eastern Me .)

Portland (See Port land, Me )

Saco (See Portland, Me )

ScarboroUJl:h (See Portland, Me .)

South Portland (See Portland, Me.)

Stillwater (See Ea s tern Me.)

Village of Hampden (Sec EUlern Me .)

Westbrook (See Po rtla nd, Me )

Windham (5«- Portland, Me )

Yarmo uth (See Porthnd, Me )

MASSACHUSETTS

Adams ($« Berkshire, Mass )

Andover (See Greater Boston, Mass .) Arlington (See Gruttr BoSlon. Mass .) Auburndale (See West Suburban (Boston) Mass )

Bedford (See Greater Boston. Mass .) Belmont (Sec Greater Bonon, Mast ) Berkshire (See Berkshire, Mass )

Beverly (See Greater BosI:on, Mass ) Boston (See Grnter BoSlon, Mass .)

Br ighton (See West Suburban (Bosto n), Mass )

Broc kton (See Greller Boston, Mass ) Bra in tree (See Greater Boston, Mass .)

Brooldine (See Greater Boston. Mass .) Burlingt on (Sec Greater Boston, Mus ) Cambrir;lae (S« Greater Boston, Mass.)

Cheshire ($« Berkshire, Ma5J.)

Ches tn ut Hill (Sec West Suburban (Bos. tOD) , Mass . )

Cohasset (See Greater Boston, Mass )

OaltoD (See: Berkshire , Mus .)

Dedham (Sec West Suburban (Boston). Mass )

Dorchester (S« Gruter Boston Mus ) herett (Sec Greatu BoSlOO, Fn.m insham (See West Suburban (Bos. toa), Mass )

Great Barr i ngton (Sec: Berkshire Mus , ) Ha ncoc k (See BcR:5hire Mass.)

Hi,ngham (Sec Greater Boslon, Mass )

Hinsda le , (See Berkshire, M us.)

Housatonic (&e Berkshire. Mass.)

Hyde Pirie (See Greater Boston Mass ) J amaica Plain (See Grealer' BaSion, Mass.)

lanesboro (Sec Berkshire. Mass)

Lee (Sec Berkshire, Mass.)

LC"!,J: (Sec Mus ) (Sec Greater Boston, Mass.)

Lmcoln <Sec West Suburban (Boslon) Mass ) • Lynn (See Greater Boston, Mass )

Maldm (Sec Greater Boston, Mass.)

Marblehead (See GrC1Ut Boston Mlu)

Marshfield (See Grcater Boslon: M :m:)

Medford (Sec Greater Boston, Man )

M!lrose (Sec Greater Boston, Mass ) (5«- Boslon Mus)

Natick: (See Wnt Suburban {Boston). Mus.)

Needham (See West Suburban (BaSio n), Mass.)

Newton (Sec West Suburban (B oston), Man.)

Newton UOIIt (See West Suburban (Bos ' I on). Mus.)

Newtonville (See West Suburban (80S' Ion), Mass.)

North A dams (See Berkshire, Mus.)

Norwood (See West Suburban (Boston) Mus.) , Pittsfield (Sete Berkshire, Mus)

Quincy (See Greater Boston, (Sec Greater Bosto n, Mus )

Reading (See Greater Boston, Mus .)

Revere (See Gruter Boston, Mass.)

Rockland (S« Grealer Boston, Mass )

Salem (See Greater Boston, Mass .)

Somerville (See Greater Bosto n Mus)

Southbridge (See Eastern, Con'n.)

Squanhl:m (See Greater Boston, Mass .)

Stockbtldge (Sec Berbh ir e, Mass .)

Sto neham (S« Greater Boston, Mus.)

Swampscott (Stt Greater Boston, Mass.)

Waban (See West Suburban (Boston) Mass .) , Wakefield (Sec Greater Boston Mus .)

Walpole (See West Suburban' (Boston), Mass )

Waltham (See Greater Boston, Mass )

Watertown (S« Greater Boston, Mass .)

Wayland (See West Suburban (Boston), Mau .)

Wellesley (See West Suburban (Boslon), Mass .)

West Newton (See West Suburban (Bos. ton). Mus )

Weston (See West Suburban (Boston), Mus.)

West Roxbury (Sec Gruter Boston, Mus )

Westwood (See West: Suburban (Boston), M ass.)

Weymouth (See Greater Boston. Mass )

Williamstown (Sec: Berksh ire, Mass )

Winchester (See Greater Boston, Mass )

Winthrop (See Greater Boston , Mass )

Woburn (See Greater Boston, Mass )

VERMOl'rr

Burl i ngton ($« Buriin&toll, VI )

Charlotte (See Butiin&ton, Vt )

Esse-I: Junctioa (See Burlington, VI,)

Shelburne (See Burlin&:t on, Vt )

South (See Burlinaroo VI.)

Underhill (See Bwlinctoll, Vt ) • Williston (Sec Burlinaton, Vt ) W inooski (See Burlin&tolI, Vt, )

CANADA

Baie O'u.rfe Quebec (See Montre.a l, Qucb«, Canada)

lkacons6eld, Quebec (See Mootreal, Quebec, Canada)

Bcawcpain, Quebec (Sec Montreal, Queb«-, Call1da)

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia (See Halifu:, N.S., Can.da)

Dorval, Quebec (S« Montl eal, Quebec, Canada)

Hal ii,. , Nova Scotia (See Ha lifn:, N.S., Canada) Quebec (Sce Montreal , Q uebec, Caoaaa) Lakeside, Quebec (See Mootreal, Qucb« Caoada)

M ontreal, Quebec (See M ontrea l, Qucb«, Canada)

Mootreai West, Quebec (See M on trea l Quebec, Canada)

No t re D ame de Grace l Queh« (See M o o · treal, Q uebec , CUlI<la)

Club. and Chairmen

Easte rn Conn.-Mrs. Ri chll d Story , R F D ., Manslield Center, Co=_ Hartford, Conn_-M rs. Richlld p , Smitb , H H il b boro Dr_. West H artford , Conn.

M.nchester Area , Conn.- Mrs Phill ip Gibbs, U3 Sherman Rd , H .zardville, Conn.

New H aven, Conn.-MIS. Parker W. Fox, 100 Y ork St ., New H aven. Conn.

Southe rn F.i rfie ld County. Conn. - Mrs. J B. Doyle, Jr , Geor&e' town Rd ., Box 11 44. Weston Conn.

Pointe Cbire. Q uebec (See Montreal, Que. bec, Canad.)

Strathmore, Quebec (See Montreal, Q ue· bec. Canada)

St. H ubert, Q uebec (See Montreal , Quebec, Canada)

Town of Moun t Ro ya ll Quebec (See Montreal. Canaa.)

ValOis, ueb« (See Montreal. Q uebec Canada

Westmount , Quebec (See M ontreal , Que. bec, Canada)

G'tlll" B Ol Io" , /tfaJJ.-Mrl !tfiJdml W ildtl, 10 Fiut S t ., Mel · rose, Mass. (A;ndover, Btdford, Belmont, Beverly, Boslon, Broo"lrne, Burlington. Cambr idge Everett J amaica Pla in, LeJ:ington, bnn , Malden, Mu bleheaJ, Med · ford. Mel rost-, Ruding. Revere , Rockland Salem, Somerville Stoneham , Swampscott, Wakefield, Waltham, Watertown, wesi ROJ:hury, Winchester, Winthrop. Woburn)

- Afr!. Pili/I Gifford, 19' Bellevue Rd , Q uincy , Mass ( Buintr ee , Cohasset;. Do rchest er, Hingham. H yde Park , Mihon. Qurncy, Randolph. 3quantu, Weymouth )

Thames Conn. - Mrs. J a mes J M urphy , J r., 6 1 Fairmoun t St., NorWICh. Conn. West (Boston ) , Mass.-Mrs. Willard Newcomb, 18' H ollrs, Brarn tree, M an.

Eastern Me.-Mrs H erbert H ammoos, Davis Dr , MRB, Ban&or, M,_ -Burlington, Vr - M iss H Barbara H un t, 106 N. Prospect St Bu rlrngton, Vt , Po rtland, Me.-M rs. Clifton M. H amm. 126 Pine St , Portlan d , Me. H alifll:, N.S Canada- M iss Naomi Smith, 123' Blenheim Terrace, H alrfn. N S., Can ada - Berkshire , Mass.-Mrs. J ohn D. Bender, H4 Walker, Le no:z:, Ma ss. M ontreal. Que Canada-Mrs. G. H. M Campbell , 2, Rost-· mount Ave., Westmount , Que Canada.

NEW JERSEY

A llendale (Sec Ri d&ewood, N.J.)

A udubon (See Southern , N.J.)

Bel!eville Northern, N.J.)

Berkeley He rgh ts ( See No., N )

Bloomfield (See Northern, N.J.)

Booton (Stt Northe rn, N.J.)

Caldwe ll (Stt Northern, N, J .)

Camden (See Southern, N,J.)

Cedar Grove (See Northern, N.J.)

Chatham (See Northern , N-I'/

Cherry H ill (See Southern. N )

Clark Northern, N.J.)

Collingswood ( See Southern, N.J.)

Col wic k (Stt Sou thern, N.J.)

Conve nt Station (See N.J.)

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

Denville (See Northern. N. J .)

Dover Nor thern , N. }. )

Dunellen (Set- Northern , N.J.)

East Orange (See Northern. N. J .)

Eliubrlh (Stt Northern, N. J .)

Essex Fell s (Sec Northern N.J.)

Fairlawn (See Ri dgewood, N.J.)

Fanwood (See Northern N.J.)

Fl orham Park (See Northern. N. J )

Franklin lakes (See Ridgewood, N. J )

Glassboro (See Sout helD, N.J.)

Glen R idge (See Northern, N. J.)

Glen Rock (See R idgewood, N'.J.)

Had dan H u. (See Southern. N. J .)

H addonfield (See Southern , N.J .)

H ighland Park (See Northern , N. J )

H ilsdie (Stt Northern. N. J .)

H o·Ho- Kus (See R idgewood, N J

H o pewell (See Southern, N'j_)

Irvington (See Northe rn, N )

L ittle Falls (See Northern, N / )

Livingst on (See Nortbern. N )

Mad ison (See N. J

Maplewood (See Northern. N J )

Margo t (See Southern, N. J .)

Medford (See Southern, N.J.)

M ttuchen (See No nhern. N.J.)

Midland Park (See Ridgewood N. J

M ill burn (See Nonh trn , N. J )

M illi ngton (See Northern. N ' j _)

Montclair (See Northern. N )

Moorestown (See Southern, N.J )

M o rris Pl ains (Sce N o rthern. N J )

M orristown (See Northern. N J )

BETA PROVINCE

Nt'1V P rovidence (See Northern, N./_)

North Caldwell (See Northern, N, .) N o rthfield (See Northern, N. J .)

North Plainfield (S« N J .)

Nutley (See Northern , N.J.)

Oakland (See R idg ewood, N ' j _)

Oceao Ci t y (See Sou ther!! : N )

Orange (See Northern, N. J .)

Palmy ra (See Southern, N J )

Parsippany (See Northern, N. J.)

Pitman (See Southern, N. J .)

Plainfield (See Northern. N'J-)

R amsey (See Ridgewood, N. I.)

Ridgewood (Sce Ridgew ood, N. }. )

Riverside (See Southern, NU-)

Riverto n (See Southern, N ) (See Northern, J .)

R ose lle (See Northern, N. J .) Rost-lle Park: (See Northern. N. J.) Sco tch Plains (See Northern, N.J.)

Short H ills (See Northern, N.J.)

South Oran,e (See Northern, N. J .)

South Plainfield (See N. J .)

Sp ring fi eld (See Northern, N. J .)

Summit (See Northern, N.].)

Unio n (See North, N.J.)

Upper Monlckair (See N.J.)

Ventn o r (Stt Southern'F) - _)

Veron. (See Northern. N )

Waldwick (Stt Ridge w , N. J )

Wauhung (See N o rthern, N'j_)

Wenonah (See Southern, N , ,)

West Ca ldwell (See Northern, N J .)

Westfield (See N o rthern, N. J .)

West Orange (See Northern, N.J.)

Wharton (See Nortbern, N. J .)

Woodbury (See Sou th ern , N'j )

Wyckoff (5« Ridgewood, N )

NEW YORK

Albany (See A lbany. N Y _>

A lphaus (See Schenectady. N.Y,)

Amenia (See Mid - hudson Valley, N.Y.)

Ardsley (See Westchester County, N. Y .)

Armonk (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Bladwin (See Long Island -North Sho re, N. Y .)

Ball ston Lake (See Schenectady. N.Y.)

Bardoni. (See Rockland County, N.Y )

Beacon (See: Mid Hudson Valley, N.Y.)

Brighton (Sce Rochester, N Y.)

Broc kport (S« Rochester, N Y .)

Bronuiile (See County N. Y ) , Buchanan (See Wutchester Coun t y, N.Y.)

Buffalo Buffalo, N,Y.)

Burnt H ills (See Schenectady. N. Y .)

C.ledonia (See Rochuter. N.Y.)

Camillus (See Syracuse, N Y )

Cen terport (See Long Island·North Shore, N, Y )

Chappa qua (See County, N.Y.)

Ckeekt o wago (See Buffalo N Y)

Ch ili (See Rochester, N.Y.) , Chu rchville (5« Rochester N Y.)

Clarence (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

Co ld Spring (S« M id- H udson Valley)

Cold Spring H arbor (See Long Island· Nor t h Shore, N. Y )

Congers {See Westches ter County. N. Y .)

Crestwood (Sce County N_Y.)

•

Cross·Rlver (See Westchest er County, Croton Falls (See County. N, Y )

Cro ton·on-H udson (Sec Westchester County, N.Y )

Delmar (st't Albany. N. Y )

Depew (See Buffal o N.Y.)

De Witt (See Syracuse. N. Y .)

Dobbs Ferry (See We5 tc hester Count}", N, Y )

East Aurora (See Buffal o, N. Y .)

East c hester (See Westches t er County, N.V.)

Ent Gree-nbush ( St't Alb a ny, N.Y.)

East Patchogue (See Long Island -No rth Shore, N, Y )

East Rocheste r (See Rochester, N Y .)

East Syracuse (See Syracuse. N.Y.)

Eueruville (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Elma (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Elmsford (See Westchester CoWlty , N Y )

Elno ra (See Sc hen ectady N.Y.)

Fairport (See Roc hester, N.Y.)

Fayettev ille (See Syracuse, N.Y.)

F ish kill (See M id·Hudson V .lley , N Y )

Garden City (See Long Island-No rth Shofe, N.Y.)

Glen Cov e (See Long 1s1lnd·Nortb Sbore, N Y )

M ountain lakes (See Northernl.N. J .)

MurraY Hill (See N ,J New Brunsw ick (Se-e N&rthem, J.)

M ountainside (See Northern. NJ-)

Bedford (See Westcbester County, N.Y.)

Blauvelt (See Rockland County , N.Y.)

Boston (See Buffalo. N Y .)

Briarcliff Manor (See County, N.Y.)

Golden's Bridge (See Westcheste r County, N Y ,)

Grand Isl and (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

H ambw, (See Buffalo, N Y .)

Hamlin (5e'c N.Y.)

Harmon (Sec Westchester (Quntl'. N Y.)

Harriso n (Sec Westchester County. N Y.)

Hartsdale (5« \'Q'estchester County, N.Y )

Hast ing.cn. H udson (Sec West chester County) t

HavemraW' (Sce Rockland County. N Y.)

H a thorne (Sce WutchcstCf County , N.Y, )

Hillburn (Sec Rockland County, N Y .)

Hicksv ille (S« Long Island -North Short, N.Y.)

Honeoye FaU. (Set R ochtster. N Y .)

Hunting ton (Sec Long hland North Shore, N.Y,)

Hyde Pule (Sec Mid Hud son Valley, N,Y) h

Irvington .an. Hudson (Sec Westc ester, County. N.Y.)

Ithaca (Sec Ithaca, N.Y.)

Katonah (5« Westchester County, N.Y,)

Kenmore (Sec Bulhlo, N Y .)

Kinas!on (5« Mid Hudson V aIlCT. N.Y.)

Lake Mohegan (5« Westchester (ouDry. N.Y.)

Lancaster (See Bulblo. N Y.)

Larchmont (5«: Westchester CounlY)

Levittown (See Long Island North Shore, N,V'J C Lincoln ale- (Se-e Westchester ounty N.Y.) I dN h LOC\l st Valley (Sec Long Is ort Shofe.

LoudenvilleN.Y.)(See Albany, N Y .)

Ma cedon (See Rochester. N Y.)

Mama ron«k (Sec Westchester County N.Y.) II d Manh as5Ct (Plandome) (Sec Long san· North Shore, N.Y.)

M1!":e!i t! "y':HlIV' N Y )

Mar ion (See Rochester, N Y .)

Massapequa (See Long Shore, N.Y.) T Y)

Marrydale- (Sec Syracuse, N. Millbrook (Sec Mid Hud son N.Y.) NY)

Monsey (Sec Rock land County, .' M ontrose (S« Westchester County. N.Y.) MI. KiKO (See- WC$tche-sler County. N.Y.) C Mt Vernon ($ce Westchester oun t y, N.Y.) Y)

M umfo rd (See RCKhcstef, N Nanuet (S« Rockland County, N Y .)

New City (Sec Rockland County, NY.)

New Roche-lle (Sec \'QC$tchester Coun t y. N.Y.) y , C '

New York City (See Ne-.... or Ity, N.Y.) NY)

North Syracuse (See Syracusc, Nyack ($ce Rockland County. N.Y.)

Orchard Park (5«: Buffalo, N Y ) Orangtburg (S«: Rockland County, N Y .) Osca.ana (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.) NY)

Ossinin« (See Wcstchnter County, Oyster Bay (S« Long Island·North Shore, (See Rockland County, N.Y ) Pawling (Set: M id·Hudson Vallt)'. N.Y.)

Purl Rivc.r (Se-e Rockland County, N.Y. Peeksk ill ($ce Westchester County, N Y ) Pelham (Sce Wtstchester County, N Y .) Penfield (Sn Rochester. N.Y.)

Piermont (See Rockland County, N. Y .) Plainview ($« Long Island North Shore , N.Y.)

Pleasantville (Sec Westchester County, N Y .)

Pomona (See Rockland County, N Y.) PortchC$ter (Ste Westchester County, N,Y.)

Port WashinAton (Sce Long 1s1andNOIth Shore, N.Y.)

POUAhktt'psie (See Mid H udson Valley. N Y ,)

Pound Ridle (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Purcbuc (See Westcbcstct County. N Y.) Red Hook (Set: Mld·HudsoD Valley, N.Y.)

Rensselaer ($« Albany, N Y.)

Rh inebeck (Se-e Mid Hudson Valley, N Y ,)

Rochester (See Rochester, N.Y.)

ROSTln (5« Lon& hland North Stx)fe, N.Y.)

Rusb (5« Rochester, N.Y.)

RYe (S« Westchester County, N.Y.)

ScarborOugh (See WC5tchcster County. N Y.)

Scarsdale (Stt' Westchester County N.Y.)

Schenectady (Stt' Schen«udy. N.Y.)

Scotia (Sec Schenecudy, N.Y.)

Scottsville (Stt' Rochester, N Y .)

Shenor oc k (See Wnt chcster County, N.Y )

Shrub Oak (See W"tchester County, N.Y.}

Skanea teles (See Sy racuse, N.Y .)

Slinseriands (Sec Alb!ny, N.Y.)

Sloaubuf8 (Sec Rockhnd Coun ty, N.Y.)

Snyder (Sce Buffalo, N.Y.)

Somers (See W"tchester County, N.Y.)

South Nyack (See RockhlM County, N.Y.)

South Salem (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Spenceport (Sec Rochester, N Y.)

Spring Valley (Sec Rockland County, N.Y.)

Stony Point (Sec Rock land County, N.Y.)

Suffern (Stt' Rockland County. N ,Y .)

Syosset (ee Lo ng Jsland·Nonh Shore, N.Y.)

Syracuse (Sec Syracuse. N Y.)

Tallman (Sec Rockland County, N.Y )

T a rryt own (Stt' \X'estchester Coun t y, N.Y.)

Thornwood (Stt' Westchester County, N.Y.)

Tonl'll"anda (Sec Buffalo, N.Y.)

Troy (Stt' Al bany, N.Y.)

Tuckahoe (Stt' Westchester County, N.Y.

Tappan (S« Rockland County, N. Y )

Uppcn'Jyack (S« Rockland County, N.Y.)

N'Y'I

Victor See Roches ter, N.Y.)

Waccabuc (See Westchester County, N.Y,)

Wanakah (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

\'Qappingers Falls (Sec M ld·H udson Val· Icy, N.Y.)

Wassaic (See M id·H udson Valley, N.Y.)

Watervliet (See Albany, N.Y.)

\'('ebster (See Roche8tef, N.Y.)

West Nyack (Sec Rockland County , N.Y.)

West Seneca (S« Buffalo, N.Y )

White Plains (Sec ":=.'''1. N.Y.)

Williamson (S« Rochester. N Y .)

W illiamsville (Sec Buffalo. N Y .)

Wingdale (Sec M id·Hudson Vaile)', N .Y )

Yonkers (S« Westchester County. N Y .) Yorkto"' n (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

PENNSYLVANIA

Aldao (Sce Philadelphia, Pa.-Oelco)

Allison Park (See Pittsburgh , Pa .) Ardmore (Stt' Philadelphia, Pa.·M.ine Line)

Aspinwall (See Pittsburgh, Pa.)

Baldwin (See Pitt5burRh ·South H ills, Pa )

Bellefonte (SC'C State College. Pa.)

Berwyn (See Philadelphia. Pa.·Main Line)

Bethel (See Pittsburgh ·South Hills, Pl. .)

Braddock (See Pittsburgh, Pa .)

Brentwood, (Sec Pittsburgh·South Hills)

Bridgevi lle (Ste Pimhurgh·$outh Hilll Pa.)

Broomall (Sec Philadelphia. Pa .·Delco)

Bryn Mawr (Sec Philadelphia, Pa. Ma in Line)

Camp Hill (See H arrishurg·Carlisle, Pa )

Carlisle (Sec Harrisburg ·Ca rlisle. Pa \

Carnegie (Sec Pinsburgh·South H ills, Pa.)

Chartiers Valley (See Pittsburgh ·Sout h Hills, Pa.)

Chestnut Hill (See Ph iladelphia, Pa · Main Line)

Chester (Sce Philadelphia. Pa .·Delco)

Cyn..,d (Set: Philadelph ia, Pa.·Main Lioe)

Devon (See Ph iladelphia, Pa .· Ma in Li ne)

Dormont (5« Pitubul'8h·South Hills, Pl. .)

Drael Hill (Sce Ph iladelphia , Pa. · Delco)

Edgew ood (S« Pittsburgh , Pl. )

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Elkins Park (See Philadelphia, Pa .·Main Line)

Fox Chapel (Sec Pittsburgh, Pa.)

Foxchase (Sec Philadelphia, Pa .· Main Line)

Gelmant o wn (See Philadelphia, PaA,hin Line)

Gladwyne (Sec Philadelphia, Pa. Maln Line)

Glenshaw (S« Pittsburgh, Pl..)

Glenside (Sec Philadelphia, Pa. Main Line)

Greentree (See Pittsburgh·South HIlls , P.,)

H arrisburg (See Harrisbu rg ·Cariisle, Pa.)

Haverford (See Philadelphia, Pa .·Main Line)

Haverto wn (Sec Philadelphia, Pa De lco)

Hershey (See Hartisburl·Calisle, Pa.)

Jenkintown (S« Philadelphia, Pa .·M ain Line)

Kennet t Square (Sec Philadelphia , Pa.· Delco)

Lansdale (Stt' Philadelphia, Pa.·Main Line)

Larudowne (Sec Philadelphia, Pa De lco)

Lemoyne (Sec Harr isburg-Carlisle, Pa )

Lewisburg: (See Central Pa .)

Lim a (Sec Philadelphia, Pa.·Delco)

Malvern (Stt' Philadelphia, Pa .·Main Line)

McKeesport (See Pittsburgh, Pa .)

Mechan icsburg (See Harr isburg·Carlisle, Pa .)

Media (See Philadelphia. Pa.·Delco)

Merion (Sec Philadelphia, Pa Main Line)

M ilton (see Central Pa )

Mt. Lebanon (Sce Pittsburgh·South H ills, P;..)

Moylan (Sec Philadelphia. Pa.·Delco)

Narbct.h (Stt' Phialdelphia, PaA.h in Line)

New Cumberland (See Harrisburg·Cadisle, Pa.)

Newton Square (Sec Philadelph ia, Pa.· Delco)

North Wales (Sec Ph ialdelphia, Pa .·Main Line)

Oakmont (See Pittsburgh. Pl. .)

Overbrook (See Ph iladelphia, Pa.·Main Line)

Paoli (See Philadelphia, Pa.·Main Line)

Perrysville (Sce Pinsburgh, Pa.)

Pete" Twn shp. (See Pittshurgh·South Hills)

Philadelphia (Sec Philadelphia, Pa. Delco)

Philadelphia (See Phil adelphia, PaA.fain Line)

Pinsburlh (Sec either Pituburgh, Pa , or Pittsburgh·South H ills)

Pleasant Hills (S« Pittsburgh-South H ills, Pa.)

Radnor (Sec Philadelphia, Pa.·Main Line)

Roselyn Farms (See Pittsburgh·South H ills, Pa.)

Rosem ont (See Philadelphia, Pa .·Ma in Line)

Rutherford Heights (See Harr isburg·Car· lisle. Pa.)

Sewid:Jey (See Pittsburgh, Pa.)

Springfield (See Ph iladelphia, Pa.·Delco)

Sla te College (Sce State College, Pa )

Stn.lford (Stt' Philadelphia, PaA.hin Line)

Sunbury (See Cen tral Pa.)

Swarthmore (See Philadelphia Pa .· De lco)

Thornburg (See Pittsburgh.SOuth Hills, Pa.)

University Park (See State College. Pa .)

Upper Darb)' (Stt' Philadelphia, Pa Delco)

Upper St. Clair Twp. (Sec Pittshuflh South H ills. Pa )

Vandergrift (See Philadelphia. P:a .· Main Une)

Villan ov a (Stt' Philadelphia, Pa .· Main Line)

\Vallingford (Sce Philadelphia, P.l .· Delco)

Wayne (Sec Philadelph ia. Pa .·Main (joe)

Wilkinsburg (See Pittsburlh. Pa.)

Wyncote (Sec Philadelphia. Pa .·Main (joe)

WynnCWo'ood (See Philadelphia , PaA.hiD Line)

Williamsport (Stt' Central Pa.)

\\'1cst Chester (S« Philadelphia , Pa .· Delco)

Clubs and Chairmen

NortherD, New JClScy, N YMrs. F. T. H.,,, , 4 ) Fo .. Run . Murra,. Hill. N .J . (Chatham, Conycot Sution , East Onnge . f otham Park. Irvlf\SlOn. Llvin&Ston. MadlJOn , Maplewood, Milburn , Mn rris Pla ins Mo rmtnwn, New Providence, Nortbfield. Orange , Short Hills , South Orange. Springfield, Summit, Un io n Wat Orange.)

Alo C_ A P(J,.,l. )9 Avon 0,., Essex Fells, N J (Bellev ille, Bloomfield, 8oonlon, Caldwell. CeOu Groye, Dcnyille, Doyer , Essex. Fells, Glen Ridle, Little falls, Montclau, Mountain Lakes, North Caldwell, Nutley Rod:a ay. Upper Montclair, Verona, West Caldwell, Wharton )

Mo _ p , B , Str , 800 Embree Crescent. Westfield, N J (BerkeleT Heighu, Clark , Cranford Dunellen. Elizabeth , Fanwood, Higbland Puk, Metuchen , Millill.lton Mo untains ide , Ne Brunswick, North Pla infield, Plainfield PUSlppany , Roselle. Roselle Park. Scotch Pla ins, South Pla inneld Watchunl, Westfield. )

New York City, N Y.-M ISS Wight 4)0 East 6 3 St Apt 10 F NYC , N . Y. M id Hudson Va ll ey. N .Y.-Mrs. Gncn um Sch iff. U Ma in St .. H J'de Puk. N Y. 12 )38

' MIS G R Scofield 32' Ber csford Rd ., Rochester N Y Roc kla nd :-.l' Y.-.\t rs J MOfeau Bro ""n 12 Om lcy PI.. New Cltr, N r Schentctady, Kenneth B uhrmuter S09 Charles St Scot New Yo rk 1 HOl SYNC{!SC. W illis Brown 211 Wycilffe Rd , SyracuJC CouOly , N Y .-Mrs Pa u l E Strohm. 6 ) Sun Have n Dr Ne Roche ll e N Y

Cenual Penn.$Ylvan ia- M rs Thomas M M il es. Co llt l e Park , Le lm u rg Pa ·Hu ri sbufg-CJtli sl e, Pa .-Mrs J ohn L. Garrett, 23} N Nth. Hill. Pa , ·Kldgewood, N J, - Mrs. John Sabella 240 Sunset Ave , Ridlewood, N J ,

SouthefO New Jersey- Mf1 T. E. LeGros, 1-18 PeulcroCt Rd , Cherry Hill , N ,J , Albany , N Y -MrS. Thomas F, Henderson. 16 Delmar Pl.. Del · mar . N . Y.

Philaddpnla. Pa .- Dd eo - Mrs G P. Curran, 8 Forrest Lane Suaffo rd , Pa

Philadelph ia, Pa. -Ma in Line-Mrs J ohn F Ch u rc h. 8 1S Me rio n Squ are Rd Gl a dwyne Pa Pittsb u rgh . Pl .-Mrs . J . C . C unnmlh a m. 3 19 Rd .. PlltS ' burah . Pa. 1 U21

State Co ll ege Pa .-Mrs Ro bert K MUIIIJ'. 1222 Old Rd Sute Co llege Pa

Buffalo, N Y.-Mrs. Kenneth D G allinger, )0-10 Bank St ., Clu· ence. N Y Plu sburgh South H ills Pa .-Mn Marsh 11 2 Amd;;,u l)' Dr Up pu St Clai r TWP Bridgcville, Pa hhaca. N Y -Mrs. lohn Heftel, 127 Warren Rd. Ith ac a, NY Long bland North SMue, N Y -Mrs Ed ud J. Lolue. Jr, 31 Guiiforc Rd POrt Washingt o n, N Y

GAMMA PROVINCE

Akron (Sec Akron. Oh io)

AlblnJ' (S« Athens, OhiO)

Alliance (S« Canton, Obio )

Alpha (Sec Dayton. Ohio)

Ambcrley (Sec Cincinnati. Ohi o )

Amesville At hens, Ohio)

Athens (S« Athens, Ohi o )

Avon (Sec Cleveland West. Ohi o )

Avon Lalcc (Sec Cleveland West. Ohio )

Barberton (Sec Akron. Oh io)

Bath (Sec Akron, Ohio)

Bay Village (Sec Cleveland West , Oh io )

Beechwood (Sec Cleveland East. Ohio)

Bedford (Sec Cleveland East, Ohio)

Bellaire (See Ohio Villey. Ohio)

Bellbrook (See Dayton. Ohio)

Berea (See Clevellnd West. Ohio)

Bexley (See Columbus, Ohio)

Blue Ash (Sec Cincinnati , Ohio)

Boardman (See Youfl&Ito" n -Warren Ohio )

Brecksville (Sc-c Cleveland West Ohio)

Br idReport (Sec Ohio VallC'J' , Ohio )

Brookville (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Canal Winchester (Sec Columbus Ohio )

C.anfield (Sec Youngsto n-Warren. Ohi o )

Canton (See Canton, Ohio)

Centerville ISee Dayton, Ohio )

Chagrin Fal s (Sec Clevel.nd East , Ohio)

Chardon (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

Chesterland (Sec Cleveland East Ohio)

Cincinnati ($ce Cincinnati. Ohio)

Clayton (SccDayton. Ohio)

Cleveland ($ce Cleveland East, Ohio)

Clevel.nd (West Side) (Sec Cleveland West, Cleveland HeIghts (Sec Cleveland East , Ohio)

C linton (Sec Akron. Ohio)

Co lumbia Station (Sec Cleveland West Ohio)

Columbus (Sec Col umbus Ohio )

Copley (See Akron. Ohio)

Cortland (See Yo ungstown ·Warren Oh io )

Cuyahoga Palls (Sec Ak ro n, Oh io)

Dayton (See Dayt on , Ohio)

D«r Park (Sec CinCinnati. Ohio )

Dublin (Sec Columbus Ohio)

East Cleveland (Sec Cleveland East , Oh io )

Eaton (5« Richmond . Indian.)

EnglC" ood (S« Dayt on Ohio )

Enon (5«: Dayto n , Ohio)

Euclid (Sec Cleveland East O hi,.. )

FairbQrn (5« Da yton Oh io)

Fairfield (Sec Ham ilto n Oh io )

Fa irview Park (Sec Cleveland W6t O hio) f inncytown (Sec ClnClOnati Oh io)

frlnklin (Sec Dayton, Ohio )

Gahanna (Sec Columbus, Oh io)

Garfield Heights (Sec Cleveland East, Ohio)

Gates Mill. (Sec Cleveland East, Ohi o ) Germantown (See Dayton, Ohio)

Giurd (Sec Youngstown -Warren. Ohio) Glendale (Sec Cinclnnari, Ohio ) Grandview (m Columbw, Ohio)

Granville (Sec NC9Iuk-Granville Oh io ) Gt«nhills (5« Cincinnati. Ohio) Greenville (Sec Dayton, Ohio )

Grove City (See Colu.mbus, Ohi o ) Groveport (See Columbus, Ohio )

Hamilton (Sec Ham ilton. Ohio)

Hill iards (5«: Columbu •. Ohi o )

Hubbard (See Youfl&Stown Wuren. Ohio

Hudson (Sec Akro n , Ohio)

Indian Hill (Sec Cincinnati. Ohi o )

Kent (St-c Akron. Ohio)

KettCtlng (S« Dayton, Ohio)

Lake ood (Sec Cleveland West. Ohi o )

Logan (See Ath ens, Ohio)

Louisville (5« Canton, Ohio)

Loveland (Sec Cincinnati Ohio)

Lyndhurst (S« Cleveland Eut, Ohio)

Maced o n ia (S« Clevellnd East . Ohio)

Madeira (Sec Cincinnati , Ohi o )

Maple Heights (Sec Cleveland Ent. Ohio)

Mariemont (5« Cineinnlti, Ohio)

Martins Ferry ("Sec Ohio VallC")', Oh io )

Maumee (Sec Toledo. Ohio)

Mayfield (See Cleveland East. Ohio )

Medin. (Sce Ahon , Ohio)

Medw y (Sec Dayton, Ohio )

Mento r (Sec Lake County, Ohio )

M iamisburg (See Dayton. Ohi o )

M iddleport (Se-c At hens Ohio)

Milfo rd (Sc-c Cincinnati Oh io )

Mt Healthy (Sec Cincinnati , Oh io )

Mr Wash ington (See Cinc innati O hio)

Nelsonville (S« Athen s Oh io)

Newark (See Nev.'uk-Gnn Vlll e Ohi()

Ne"" Carli.le (S« Dayton , Oh io)

New Paris (Sec Richmond Indiana)

Niles f5c'e Youngstown ·Warren, O h io )

N o rth Canton (See Canto n Ohio )

N o rth College Hill 'Sec Cincinnati Ohio )

N orth Olmstud ( Sec Clevela nd \X'cst Ohio )

Clubs and Chairmen

Nor ood ( Sec Cincinnat i. Ohio )

Oalr: -ood (Sec Dayton. Oh io)

Ol msted Fall s (See Cleveland West OhiO)

Orar\8e (S« Cleveland East, Ohio!'

Painesville (Sec Lake County, OhIO)

Parma (Sec Cleveland West, OhinJ Heights (Sec Clevelan West.

Pepper Pike (Sec Cleveland East, Ohio) Perrysburg (Sec T o ledo Ohio)

Ph ilipsb u rg (Sec Dayto n, Ohio)

Pomeroy (Sc-c Athens. Ohio)

Rcrnoldsburg (See ColumblU. Ohio)

Roc ky R iver (Sec Cleveland West Ohio)

SI. (See Ohio Vall ey. Ohio)

Shaker He ights (Sec Clevellnd Eut Ohio)

Silver Lake (See Akro n, Ohiol ' South Ch a rlest on (Sec Springfie d. Ohio)

South Euclid (Sec Cleveland East, Ohio) Spring Valley (Sec Dayton. Ohio)

Springfield {Sec Springfield. Ohiol

Steubenville (Sec: Ohio Valley, OhiO)

Stow (See Akron, Ohio)

Sylvania (Sec Toled0 l Ohio)

Terrace Park (Sec CIOOnnati. Ohio)

Tipp City (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Toledo (Sec Toledo. Ohio)

Trotwood (5« Dayton. Ohio)

Troy (Sec Dayton. Ohio)

Uniyenity Heights (Sec Cleveland East, Oh io)

Upper Arlington (Sec Columbus Ohio ) Urbana (Sec Springfield, Ohio)

Vandalia (Sec Dayto n , Ohio) \'? Id ·orth (Sec Ak ron, Ohio)

Warren (Sec Youngstown Warren. Oh io ) Warrensville Heights (See Cleveland East , Ohio)

Wcst Carrohon (Sec Dayton Ohio)

West Milton (Sec Dayto n Ohio)

Westerville (Sec Dart on. Ohio)

West lake (Sec Cleveland West , Oh io )

Whitehall (See Columbus , Ohio )

W ickl iff", (Sec Lak", Co\l ntJ. Ohio )

Will oughby (Sec take County. Oh io)

Willo wick (Sec LIIcc CountJ'. Ohio)

Wilm ington (Sec Dayto n , Ohio )

W orth ington (Sec Columbus , Ohi()

W yo ming (Sec Cincinnati . Ohio)

yell o Springs (Sec Sp.ringficld. Ohio)

Youn gsto -n (Sec Yo ungstown ·Warren , Ohio)

X mi a (See Dayto n, Ohio )

Cleveland Eut, Ohio-MIS. Paul W. Adamski, 3779 F,,:tmoni Rd ., So. Euclid Ohio

Cleveland West, Ohio-Mrs. Paul Hasler, 370 Lake F orest R d

" Newark, Granville, Ohio-Mrs Don E Smith, 49 13 SI.. New. ark. Ohio Bay Village , Ohio -44140

Columbus, Ohio-MIS. George Simonds. 400, Sheton Pi., Columbus 21, Oh iO

Dayt on, Ohio-Mrs. Paul E Marshall, 102 Cliff St • D;ayton, Ohio

4)40'

Hamill on, Ohio-Mrs. Bernard Hull, 972 La n Ave Hamilton.

"Obio Valley. Ohio-MalY Ann Wcst. lOll lind Ave., Wheelina:. W Va Sprina:fitld. Ohio-Mrs Eugene Pierce. 264 DoVCl Rd Sprin&litl d. Ohio

"Toledo. Ohio-Mrs James A Ganoom. 3)67 Indian Rd .• 6. Ohio OhIO "Youngsto n-Warren Ohio-Miss 2866 Crneent Dr .• N.E., Warren. Oh io

DELAWARE

All of state of Delaware (Sec Wilmington. Del.)

OISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washinaton (Sec Washington, D C )

MARYLAND

Annapo lis (See MaO' land ·D.C Suburban) Baltimore (Ste Baltimore, Md.)

Bethesda (Sec Maryland·D C. Suburban)

Catonsville (Sec Baltimore Md .) Chevy Chue (Sec Washington, D.C.>

Cockeysville (See Baltimore, Md .)

Dundalk (Sec Baltimore. Md )

Esses (5« Baltimore. Md.)

lutherville (Ste Md.)

Pikesville (Sec ",fd .) GNrgcs County Maryland D.C. Suburban)

Rux ton (Sec Baltimo re, Md .)

Silver Sprina (Sec Maryland D.C. Subur· ban)

Sudbrook Park Baltimore, Md.)

Timnr-;t!"l 8:!:: .,;.:, MoJ. i

Towson (Sec Baltimore, Md.)

UpPt:r Monta:omety County (Sec Maryland. D .C. Suburban)

NORTH CAROLINA

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

Pittsboro Chapel HIli, M.C.)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Cayce (See Columbia, S.C.)

Co lumbia (Sec Columbia, S.c.)

Wcst Columbia (Sec Columbia, S.C.)

DELTA PROVINCE

VIRGINIA

Alexandria Isee Northern Va'l

Annandale See Northern V a.

Arlingt on ( ee Northern Va'l

Ben Air (See Ri chmond. Va

Big Stone Gap (Sec Blue Rid,e. Tenn.)

Bristol (Sec Blue Ridge. Tmn )

Chesapeake (See Norfolk, Va'l

Chu rchland (5« Norfolk. Va (Sce Blue Ridge. Tenn.)

Fairfax (See Northern Va )

Falls Church (See Northern Va.)

H.amilton (See Northerfl Va.)

Hampton Roads (See Hampton Roads, Va.)

Herndon (Sec Va.)

H ighland SpringJ (Sec Richmond. Va.)

Lebanon (See Blue Ridie. Tmn .)

Lorton (See Va.)

Mclean (Sec Northern Va.)

Newport News (See Hampton Roads. Va.)

N orfolk (See Norfolk V•. ) {&c N01{,, !J.l va .;

Richmond (Sec Richmono:. Va.) (See Va )

Salem (See Ro anokt VI .)

Sandstrom (Sec Richmoo.d. Va )

Springfield (See Northern Va.)

Vienna (See Northern Va.)

Vinton (See Va.)

Virginia Beach Norfolk. Va )

WEST VIRGINIA

Alderson (See Southern West Va .)

B«kley Southern W Va )

Bluefidd (See Sou t hern W Va )

Bridgeport (See Clarksburg. W.Va )

Clubs and Chairmen

Wuhinaton D .C.-Miss Francu Spruce, 4)18 Drummond .• Ch"1 Chase. Md. 2001' ·Wilmmgton. Del.-Mrs. T . L Cairns. Box 3947, Greenville. Del. Baltimore, Md.-Mrs. J. \V. Giannini. Jr., 1O}2 Lakemont Rd ., Baltimore Md. 21228

Maryland. D .C. Suburban (Bethuda. Kensingt on. Chevy Chase)Miu Marcia Foster. 7102 Oakridge Ave., Chevy Chase. Md .• (Silver Sprina)-Mrs. C. L. Rdo lcH 06 H ayes Ave Silvel Sprina, Md , (Prince GNrges County)-Miss Eliza beth Brown. 4704 Fordham Rd Collt&e Park. Md ., (Upper Mo ntgomery CountJ) - Mrs J E Sante. HI Beall Ave Md. Chapel H ill. N.C .- Mrs Durward T Roberts 779 Old Mill Rd Chapel Hill N .C.

Charlotte, N .C.-Mil J D Leak 63' t1lrn. Charlotte, N .C. ·Columbia. S.C.-Mrs. James Covifli ton 4100 Kilbourne Rd ., Columbia. S.C.

Bristol (Sec Clarksburg. W.Va.)

Bunkhannon (See Cia rks bul" W.Va.

Charles ton (See C harleston. W.Va.)

Clarlcsbur8 (Sec Clarlcsburs, W Va )

Clenden in (See Charleston. W.Va.)

Dunbar (See Charleston. W.Va .)

East Bank (See Charleston. W.Va.)

Fayetteville (See Southern W .Va.)

Grafton (See Clarluburg. W.Va . )

H inton (Sec Sout hern W.Va .)

Le isbu& (Sec W. Va )

J.umberport (Sff Clarksburg. W.Va.)

Marmet (Sec Charleston. W.Va .)

Morganto n (See Morgan town \V .Va

Moundsville (See Ohio Valley, Ohio)

Mt (See Southern W Va.)

Mullins Southern W Va .)

Nitro (Sec Charleston W.Va.)

Oakhill (Sec Southern W.Va .)

Philippi (See Clarksburg, W Va )

Princeton (See Southern W. Va .)

Rainelle (See Southern W VaJ

Ron cevo rte Southern W a.)

St. AlL",,,,, ('see Charleston, W Va.)

Salem (See Clarksburg. W.Va .)

Shinnston Clarksburg. W Va .)

SOUlh Char eston (See W V•. )

Weirton (See Ohio Valley, Ohio)

Welch (See Southern W.Va.)

Wellsburg (Sec Ohio Valier, Ohio)

West Union (See Clarksburg, W Va

Wheelifli (Sec Ohio V alley. Ohio)

Weston (See Clarksbur•• W. Va .)

White Sulphur Sp rings (Sec Southern W.Va.)

Weston (Sec Clarksburg. W Va )

White Sulphur Springs (See Southern W Va .)

Wilsonbura: (S« Clarksburg, W.Va .)

Sorthtrn. Va. - Mrs. J. M. Nerenberg. 6920 Mansfield Rd F,11s Chu rch, Va Norfolk, Va .-Mrs A. Lee Smith, 6109 Powhattan Ave • N o r folk, Va. n,08

Richmond" Va.-Mrs. C. R. Burkhart. 9206 Philmont Dr.. Rich mond. a. Roanoke! Va.-Mr1. Charles Maybe 112 Serpentine Rd .• S W Roanoke. Va Charleston W V a.-M rs. Harry M Bra ley, IH4 Bedford Rd Charleston. W. Va Clarksbur" W Va .-MIS J. Bon d Dayis. S. Dale Ave .• Salem. W. Va.

Morgantown. W V•. -Mrs. Mary Lou Hart , Maidsville. W. Va "Southern W. Va .-Mrs. Helen PielDOnt. 2822 Bland Rd Blue field. W, VI (Bluefield, Ald erson. le: isburg, Hinton. Princet on. Roncevo rte. Welch) Mrs. Winifred Sayre 411 Woodla"'n Ave.• Beckley, W, Va .• (B«:k1ey. Mt. Hope. Oak H ill) 'H ampton Ro.ds Va.-Mrs H. O. Kemp. 1} Beverly H ills Or Newport News. Va.

EPSILON PROVINCE

MICHIGAN

Ada (See Grand Rapids, Mich .!

P.rk (Sec Detroit, M ich. Ann Arbor (Sec Ann Arbor. Ml ch./ Au&uSta (See South estern Mich.

Battle Creck (Sec South estern Mich .)

Berkeley (Sec 'North Wood ard Mich.)

Birmingham (Me- Bloomntld Hilis Mich.)

Bloom6t.ld J{iIls (Sc-t Bloomfitld H ills. Mich )

Brooklyn (5« Jackson. Mich )

Cheilel (See Ano Albar. Mich.)

Clark: Lalc:e (See Jackson, Mich ) a soo (See North Wood ard, Mich .)

Cranbrook (See 8100msfield H ills. Mich. ) Dearborn (See Detroit, Mich.)

Oet.toit (St-c Detroit or Grosse Pointe, Mich .)

Dener (See Ann Arbor Mich.)

Eut Grand Rapids (See Grand Rap ids. Mich.)

East unsifli (Me- unsiq:·Eut unsins, Mich.)

Farm ington (Sec Detroit. Mich.)

Ferndale (See North Woodward. Mich.)

Faoklio (See: Bloom6cld Hills. Mich.)

Garden Cit)' (See Detroit Mich )

Grand Hum (See Grand Rapids, Mich )

Grand Rapids (Sec Grand Rapids. Mich ) (Sec Grand Rapids. Mich .) Grass lake (Stt Jackson, Mich.)

Grosse Pointe (St-c Grosse Pointe. Mich )

Grosse Poin te Cit)' (Sec Grosse Pointe, Mich .)

G.osse Pointe Farms (Sce Groue Pointe, Mich )

Grosse Park (See: Gros.se Pointe, Mich.)

Pointe Shores (Sec Grosse Pointe. Mich .)

Grosse Wood$ Grosse Pointe M iCh.)

Harper Woods (See GrOue Pointe, Mich )

Mud Pm (See North Woocht'ua MICh.)

Hicko,.,. Coroer. (See Southwntern, Mich,)

Holland (See Grud Rapids, Mich,) (oS« AnIl Arbor, Mich , )

Huotinatoo Woocb North Wooc:!t,.,d. Mich.)

Inbtu (See Dcttoit. Mich.)

Jacbon (See Jackson, M ich.)

k iopwood SChool (&e Bloom6e1d H ills. Mich.)

Lansina (See Laosin& Eut lInsi ne, Mich.)

Lathrup ViII",e (See North Woodward, Mich )

Liocoln P.rk (See Detroit Mich.)

Li"oni. (See Micb.)

Madisoo Hei& btJ (See North Woodwlld. M ic h.)

Manchester (See Ann Arbor, M ich.)

Mal"lhall (See Southwestern , Mich.)

Michiaan Center (See Jackson, Mich.)

N.nkin (.5« Detroit. Mich.)

Niles (See South 8cnd Mish.w.ka, Ind .) Oak Pltk (See North Wood .,d. Mich . )

Okemos (See Lansina-Eut Lansine, Mich .)

Parma (Sec JlCksoo, Mich .)

Pleuant (Sec North Woodward, MichJ.

PlylDOU (See AM Arbor Mich .)

Redford (Sec Detroit, Micb .)

Rochester (See Bloomfield Hills. Mich )

Rockford (See Grind Rapids. Mich.)

Royal Oak (See North Wood.ud, M ich.)

Sr. Clair ShortS (See GrOlsc Pointe. Mich .)

Southfield (See Bloom6eJd Hills or North Woodward, Mich )

South Lyon (&e Ann Arbor. Mich.)

Springfield (See Detroit Mich.)

Sprins (5« Grand R.pids, Mich )

Troy (Set: Bloomfield H ills. Mich.)

Whitmore Lake (See Ann Ar bor, Mi ch ) Yps ilanti (See Ann Arbor Mich.)

CANADA

t\j:incourt, Ontario (5« Toronto, Onl Canada)

Ancas ter. Ontario (See Hamilt on, Onto C.oada)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ann Arborl Mich.-Mrs. 1. H art Wriiht, 3079 E:a:moor, Ann Arbor. 1- ,ch.

Bloomfield HiUI, Mich .-MIs C.rl H Morse, (64) Glen_ay Dr Birmil'l8h.m, Mich

Birmin&:hua·Seaholm Hit;h School-Mrs. Oon P. Voelker, 28} Tilbury Rd Birmin,ham, MICh Birmi".ham Groves Hiah School-Mrs. Harry V ibbert , 1824) 8udcinsham. Birm ina:h.m Mich

Bloomfield H ills Hiah School - Mn Edwud P. B.arrett, 4}61 Pine Tret Tllil, Bloomfield H i lls. Mich.

K ingswood School-Mn. G. T. ChriSiiansen, 42S Fa irfu-. 8ir · minsham. M ich.

Birminshlm-M.,ion High School- Mrs. Sidney W. Smith. 210 Abbey. Birmin8h.m. Mi ch.

Burlin&to n. Ontario (See Hamilton, Ont Can.d.)

Dundu, Ontario (See Hamiltoo, Dot. C.naaa)

Hami lton , Ontario (Sec Hamilt on, Ont o Canada)

King, Ontalio (Sec T o ronto, Onl. C.O. .da)

London, Onur io (Set: Londoo, Onto un· .da)

Mapie{ Ontalio (Sec T oronto, Onto Can· ada, Oakville, O nurio (See Toronto. Onto Canada)

Port Cudit, Ontario (See Toronto, Ont o C.nad.)

Ricbmond Hills, Ontario (See Toronto, Onto C.nad.)

Stont)'credc. Onurio (Sec Hamilton, Onto Can.d.)

Thornhill, Ontario (See Toronto. Onl. C.nada)

Toronto J Ontario (See Toronto, Onto Cana a)

Grosse Pointe, Mich .-Glossee Po int e H igh School-Mrs. Wayne Jens, 124 6 Balfour, Grosse: Pointe JO, M ICh. A ll Schools-Mrs. J oh n King, 40) lakeland. Grosse Pointe, 30, M ich.

J.ckson, Mich .-Mrs Hush D. Federer, 1711 Maybrook Blvd , J acluon. Mich

Lansing East Lansins. M ich.- Mrs. Richard S. J ohnSJ n, 623 WI! · bridle Dr., East tanS108. M ic h.

-Nor th Woodward - Mrs Byron R Converse. 22)}6 Metam ora Dr., B irmingham, Mich.

South estern Mich .-Mrs Don.ld Keaton, 209 Country Club Blvd Battle Creek, M ich. ' West Bloomfield Hiah School- M rs. R. H M aKow, 6)B Heather Heath Lane, Birminsham. Mich.

--Hamilton, Ontario-Mrs. C. B. Schmuck, Box 429 , Ancuttr. Ontario, Can. Detroil·Deuborn, Mich.-Mrs. Marvin Stuck}', 24864 Winona, Durborn , Mich.

Grand Rapids. Mi ch.-Mrs. Richard Wehrenberg, 2602 Frederick Dr .• S.E .• Grand Rapids, Mich.

INDIANA

Al bany (See Ind ) Alexandria (See Anderson Ind.)

Anderson (Sec Ande rson, Ind ) Bedford (See Bloomina:ton, Ind ) Beech Grove (Sec Indianapo lis. Ind ) Bloomfield (See Bloomin&ton, Ind .) Bloomina:ton (Sce Bloomington, Ind.) (Sec Southwestern Ind ) Boston (See Richmond, Ind ) Brazil (See Grttncude. I nd.) Bristol (Set Elkhut. Ind .) Ctmhridge Cit)' (See Richmond, I nd.) C.rmel IS« Inditn.polis, I nd.)

unlervi Ie (5« Ri chmond. Ind ) (Se-e Anduson, Ind .) Clifford (5« Columbus, lod.)

Clinton (See Tene Haute, Ind ) Columbus (See Columbus, Ind ) ConnersvilJe (&e Richmond. Ind .) Crown Point (See Guy, In d.) East Chicago (See H ammond, Ind .) Edinbur. (5« Pr.nklin, Ind.)

Elkhart (See Elkhart, I nd.)

Evansville (S« Southwestern. Ind Ft. Wayne (Sec Pt. Wayne\ Ind .) Pranklin (5« Punklin, InC! .) Gary (Sec GarY Ind ) Goshen (See Elkhart. Ind ) Greencutle (Sec Greencastle, Ind )

-London, Ontari o- Miss J ulie McCallum, UH McClu£( Dr., London, Onurio, Can

-Toronto, Ontalio-Mrs Cl ive Chamberlain. ) Suilin St., To· ronto " OntariO, Can.

ZETA PROVINCE

Greensburg (See Ind )

Grecn ood (Sec Franklin. Ind .) Griffith (Sec Hammond, Ind ) Hagerstown (See Ri chmond, Ind .) Hammond (Sec Hammond, In d.) Hartford City (Sec Mu ncie. Ind .) H ighland (Sec Hammond. Ind.) H obart (&e Guy In d.)

Hope (See Columbus In d.) Ind ianapolis (Sec Indi.nPOlis, I nd.)

J uonville (See Bloomington, Ind.) Kokomo (Sec Kokomo. Ind .)

Lafayette (5« Laftyette, Ind )

Lawren« (&e Indianapolis. Ind ) Liberty (Sec Richmond. Ind.)

Linton (See Bloominato n, Ind ) MartinS'f'ille (See Bloomington I nd. Milro., (See Southustern, Ind .)

Milton (See Richmond. Ind )

Misha aka (See South Iknd·Misha",·aka. Ind )

M ount Vermon (See SouthweSlern Ind .)

Mu ncie (Sec Muncie. Ind .)

Mu nste r (See Ham mond, fnd )

New Augusta (Sec Indianapolis, Ind.)

New Harmony (See Southwcstern I nd.)

New Haven (See Ft Wayne, Ind )

Newcastle (Sec M uncie. I nd.)

Noblesville (See Ind ian.pOlis. Ind .)

Oakland City (See Sou th utttn Ind.)

Ogden Dunn (See GarY. I nd.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Owensville Southwestern, Ind.)

Parker (See Muncie Ind .)

Pendelton (Sec Anderson. I nd.) (Sec Kokomo , Ind .)

Petersburg (See Sou thwcstern Ind.)

Portage (See Gary, Ind.)

POK')'Ville (Sec South""cstern I nd.)

Princeton (Sec Southwestern In d.)

Richmond (See Richmond Ind .)

Roanoke (See Ft. W.yne, Ind .)

Rushville (See Southeastern Ind )

St. Paul (Su Southeastern Ind.)

Seymour Bloominaton, In d.)

Shelb)"'t'ille (S« Southeastern Ind )

South Bend (See South Bend Mishawaka. Ind )

Southport (See Indi.napolis, Ind ) Spc:edway Indiana polis, Ind .)

Sullivan (See Terre Ind .) Tene Ha ule (Sec Terre H aute, I nd.)

Tipton (See Kokomo, Ind. \ V "r.aN.ISO (5« Gary, Ind Wa dron (Sec Southeastern Ind .) West Ltf.yette (See Ltf'yette, I nd.)

West Terre (Sec Terre Ind ) Westfield Indi anapolis. Ind )

Whiteland (Sec Pranklin, Ind )

Whiting (See Hammond Ind.)

Yorkto""n (See Muncie , Ind .)

Zionsville (See In dianapolis, Ind )

A nderson, Ind.-Mrs Jamn WCSSlr, 1222 Nichol A'e Anderson. - Fort W.yoe, I nd.-Mrs. Dav id AUr, 811 W. Rudisill, Ft. Ind.

Bloominaton, Jnd .-Mrs. George Bl oom, HOI E. 2nd. Apt #19, Bloomincton Ind. Columbw, Ind .-Mrs T om Thompson, H27 N ottinsham Dr.• Columbus. Ind Elkhart, Ind .-Mr s Walter G. Krurn" e id e. Jr., 4109 Windin& Wlters Lane, Elkhart. Ind

Ind

Franklin, Ind .-Mrs. J Reihl Vandivier, 228 N. Maine St., Franklin Ind - Gary, Ind .-M iss Louise Elisha , 2201 W 57th Ave Gary, Ind. Greenca.stle. I nd.-Mrs. Edward Wood, Jo-t Greenwood A"t., Greencastle, I nd. 461}5

Hammond, Ind. - M:rs. Don Po ers, 820} Van Burtn, M u nster , I nd.

mond. In d.

South Bcnd -M isawaka, I nd.- Mrs. David Kaser, 627 Woodcl,ff Dr.. South Bend, Ind 46628

Ri chmond, Ind .-Mrs John H Turner, 722 S.W. "A" St., RichIndianapolis, I nd.-Mrs. R. Chanin, 482, Cavendish, Indi.llnaPQlis, In d.

Southeastern, I nd.- Mr s. Richud M ostcr. RR 4, Rushville, In d. .South estern. Ind .-Mrs Al an Winslow, 1450 Grtcnliela Rd , Kokomo. Ind.-Mrs. Jerry Andeuoo. 726 jamn Dr., Kokomo. Ind. Evansville. Ind • Lafayrtle. Ind.- Mrs. Robert Frll. 1501 Crnual, lafaYette, I nd. Muncie. Ind .-Mrs. Fritz Ernst, 2927 Univcrsity, Muncie, Ind. -True Haute, Ind .-Mrs _ CharlC'S Paths, 614 Cenler, Trut Haute , I nd.

KENTUCKY

Alexandria (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Anchorage (See Louisv ill e. Ky .) Buechel (S« Louisville, Ky .) (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Cynthia (See Lexington, Ky .) Dan ville (See Lex ington. Ky.)

Fern Creek (See Lou isville, Ky )

Ft M itch ell (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Frankford (See LexirlJton, Ky.)

Georgetown (See LexlnRton, Ky .) Jefferson town (See Louisville, Ky .) Lancuter (Sec Lu ington , K y.)

Lexington (See Lexington, K y.)

Louisville (See Louisville, Ky ) Mt , Sterling (See uxir\lton. Ky ,) New-pon (See Cincinna t i, Ohio) Nicholuville (See texirlSton, K y,)

ETA PROVINCE

Paris (See Ky .)

Richmond (See texin8ton Ky )

Stanford (See LexinltOn , k y )

Valley Station (See Louisville, Ky )

Versailles (See Lexinlton, Ky , )

Winchester (Sec Lexington, Ky.)

TENNESSEE

Butlett (See Memph is, Tenn )

&lton (See Memph is , Tenn .)

Brentwood (Sec Nashville, Tenn .)

Bristol (Sec Blue Ridge, Tenn .)

Chattanooga (Sec Chatunoo, •. Tenn )

Cleveland (See Chattanooga, Tenn .)

Collierville (Sce Memphis , Tenn.)

Donelson (Sec Nuh'ille, Tenn .)

Dyersburg (See Memph is , Tenn .)

Franklin (See Nuh,iJie, Tenn.)

Club. and Chairmen

Lexing ton. K y. - Mrs. Chules T Nugen t, 721 Albany Rd .• Lu · rnllton. K v

Louisville, K y.- Mrs Vernon Ro thenburgn, 1970 Deer Park Ave , Louisville. Ky Mrs D. 1. R oberts , 44 Winifred Lane, Lou is. ville. K y.

Blue Ridge. T enn. - M rs, Whitney B. Carter, 4036 Skyland Dr Kingspor t, To;nn

Chatuoooga, Tenn .-Mrs. M F. Pit ne r, III. 16 }0 Green Hills

D r.. H il(son, T enn.

ALABA.MA

BirmiD&ham (Sec Birminlham, Ala.)

Huntsv ille (5« Hunt sville, Ala .) M obil e (See M obile, A ll.)

M ontgomery (See Montgomery , Ala.Anita Van de Voort Hudson)

PrattsV ille (Sec M ont,omcry, Ala.An ita Van de Voort Hud son)

TUKaloosa (Sce TUKal oosa, Ala.) FLORIDA

Apalachacola (Sec T allahass«, Fla.)

Apopka (5« Orlando·Winter Park. Fla.)

Atlantic Ikach (See Jacksonville, Fla.)

Bal Harbour (See M iami, Fla .)

Belleair (See C1urwater. Fla . )

Boynton Beach (S« West Palm Beach, Pia .)

Carol City (Sce M iami. Fla.)

Carrabelle (See Tallahassee. Fla .)

C1urwater (See Clearwater, Fla )

Clearwater Beach (See Clurwater. Fh.)

Coconut Grove (5« Miam i. Fla )

Coral Cables (See Miam ie, Pia.)

Dania (See Hollywood , Fla .)

Deer6eld (Sec Pt. Lluderda le, Fla.)

Delra)' Beach (See Ft Lauderdale. Fla )

De Funiac (Sec Pensaco la , Fla .)

Dc Land (5« Dc Land, Fla.)

Dunedin (Sec Ourwater Fla )

£alin F ield (Scc Pensacola, Fla.)

Ft Lauderdale (Sec Ft lauderdlle. Fla )

Ft Walton (See F la )

GainCS"FiIle (Sec GainesVille. Fla.)

Golden Beach (Sec M iuni, Fla )

Gulfport Bnch (Sec St. Pttcnbura, Fla.)

Ha ines Cit)' (Sec Lakeland, Fla )

Hallandale (Sec H ollywooa, Fla )

Harbor Bluffs (Sec Clearwater, Fia

Frayser (Sec Memphis, Tenn )

Gatlinburg (See Little Pidgeon, Tenn.)

Germantown (See Memphis, Tenn .)

Hixon (See Chattanooga, Tenn )

Johnson City (See Bluc Ridge, Tenn.)

Kingsport (See Blue Rid,e, Tenn.)

Kn oxville (Sce Knoxville, Tenn.)

Lookou t M ountain (Sec ChatUnOOil Tcnn. )

Memphis (Sce Memphis, Tenn.)

Millington (See Memphis, Tenn )

Nashyillc (S« Nashville. Tenn .)

Oak Ridge (Sec K noxville, Tenn.)

Raleigh (See Memphis, Tenn )

SC'Vien'iUe (Sce Little Pid,con, Tenn )

Si,nal Mo unt-ai n (Sec Chattanoo, a, Tenn.)

Whitehaven (See Memphis. Tenn )

Kn oxvi lle Tenn .- Miss Sue Oadin, 6800 Dorchester Dr., Knox · v ill e, Tenn. 37919

Little Pigeon, Tenn .-Mrs J N. Huff, Box 206. Gatlinburg. Tenn Memph is, Tenn. - M rs. O i'ht G. Kocni" Redd och Cove. Mem phis, Tenn }8 117

Tenn .-Mrs O. T. Evans, Jr., 3714 Ri chland Avc Na s hVille. Tenn

THETA PROVINCE

Havana (Sec T allahlSS«, Fla .)

H ialeah (5« Miami. Fla )

H ilsboro Beach ($eoc Ft. Lauderdale. Fla .)

H ollywood (Sec H olI,...ood. Fla.)

Homestead (Sce Miam i, FII.)

Indian Rocks Beacb (See Clcarwater. Fla.)

cksonvillc (See J acksonvi lle, Fla.)

acksonville Beach ($eoc h cksonville, Fla.)

endall (Sce M iami, Fra .)

Key BiscaJne (Sce Miam i,

K issimmee (See Oriando,WIOtc:r Park, Fla .)

Lake Alfred (Sec La kel and, Pia .)

Lakeland (See Lakeland, Fla.)

Lake Park (Sec West Palm Bea ch, Pia )

Lake W o rth (S« West Palm Beach, FII.)

Largo (See C1earwater l Fla.)

Lut! (See Tampa , Fla ,

M adella Beach (Sec St. Petersburr, Fla )

Maitland (Sc-c Orlando Winter Park, Fla )

Mandar in (5« Jaciuonyille , Fl •. )

Mar,ate (See Ft Lauderdale. Fla .)

M iami (See Miami, Pia .)

M iami Beach (See Miami, Fla .)

Miami Shores (Sec M iami, Fla .)

Miami Springs (Sec M iami, Fla .)

M il ton (5« Pensa cola. Fla . )

Monticell o (See TlllahaJSCC , Fla.)

Neptune Beach (Sec Jacksonv ille, Fla.)

Morth Miami (See Miami FII )

North M iami Ikach (Sec Miami Fla .)

North Palm Beach (See West Palm. Beach, Fla .)

Ocala (Sec Ocala, Fla .)

()Pa Locka (Sec M iami Fla )

OrlaOOo (Sec Orlando·Winter Puk. Fla )

Palm Be3ch (See \V Ht Palm Beach , Fla )

Pensa cola (See Pensacola, Fla .)

Perrine (Sec Miami Fla )

Plantation (Sec Ft. 'uuderdale, Fla .)

Pomp ano Beach (See Ft. Lauderdale, Fl • )

Ponte Vedra. Beach (Sec Ft. Lauderdale Fla .) , Quincy (Sec T a ll ahassee, Fla.)

Rc<i ington Bea ch (Sec St. Petersbur, Fla .)

Shores (Sec St. Pctersbur" Fla .)

RIVIera Beac h (Sec West Plim Beach Fla )

St. Petersburg (Sec St Petersbur" Fl a.)

St. PCfenburg Beach (Sec St. Petersbur., Fla.)

Sarasota (See Sarasou)

Scbritll (See Lakeland Fla .)

South M iam i (See Miami, Fla.)

Surfside (See M ia mi. Fla )

Tallahasscc (Sec Tallahasscc. Fla )

Tampa (Sec Tampa , Fla.)

Temple Terrace (Sce Tampa , Fla .)

Island (See St. Pctersbur•• Fla .)

Wamtllton (See Pensacol., Fla )

West Hollywood (Sce Ho llYWood Fla )

West M iuni lSec M iami, Fla .) , West Palm Beach (Sec West Palm Bu ch. Fla )

W!ntc.t Ha ven (See Lakeland, Fla.)

Winter Park (Sc-c Orlando·Winter Pa rk Fla .)

CEORGIA

Athms (5« Atlanu. CI.)

Arlanu (Sec Atlanu , Ga.)

Brookhaven (See Atlaota, Ga.)

Chambl ee (See Atlanta Ga.)

Colleg e Pule (See Atlanta Ga

Decatur (See Atlanta, Ga:)

Dor iJ! e (5« AtlanlJ. , Ga )

East Point (See Atlanta , Ga .)

Elbe:ruon (5« Adanta , Ga )

Forest Park (5« Atlanta, Ga ,)

Hapc'Yille (See Atlanta , Ga ) HartWtll (See Ad&nta Ga , )

Lningto n (See At lanta. Ga , )

Marietta (See Atlanta. Ga , )

M onroe (5« At lanta, Ga .)

Roswell (See Atlanta Ga.)

Sandy Sprinp (Sec Atlanta Ga,)

Clubs and Chairmen

Blfm inah.m, Ala. - Mrs James VaU8hn , }7)} Crestbrook Rd

Bmninabam, AI. ,. H2H

H untnill e Ala -Mrs, H('fMrt P. Walker, 2806 Inrin Rd • S W

Hunu:ville, AI •

·Mobile Ala -Miss l o l«n Haskins , 26 Bladdawn, M obile, Ala MontaometY. rs. Ricbard S. Brooks. 20)7 Commod o re Circle , Monf&omtfY. Ala

Savannah (See Savannah. GoI ,)

Sm,.rna ( Seot Atlanta Ga.)

Social C ircle (5« Atlanta, Ga )

Stone M ountai n (See Atl anta. GI.)

Tucker (See Atlanta Ga )

·Miami, FII .-Mrs McHenry Hlmi llon, Jr , 1207 Ct .• Coul Gables Fla

Ocala -Marion Count,., Fll.-Mrs Frank &wrn, 1742 DUYllI Rd

Ocal., Fla

Orlando-Wint('f Park , FIl .-J ane Beat,., 1817 H ackney 51 , Orland o Fla

Peruaco l•• Fla .- M rs. J ohn D Ham il. 2660 Maanolia Avt

·Muscle Shoals. Ala. - Mrs Robert J Carson, 301 N. Wattr 51 ., Tuscumbia. Ala Pensacola fla • 51. Petusbu llil. Fh - Mi ss Sue WattS, 1) 6 Ramon Way, St Tuscaloosa. Ala .-Mrs . Fred Flet cher, 3820 41h Ave.• Tuscal oos a. Prtusbura, Pia . Ala ., )HOI

Clea.rwa ttr. FII.-Mrs. Daniel W. Carlisle, 2079 Bumke Or., Clurwatcr. Fla. }H16

·DeLand, Fla -Mn. H W J ohnson. 419 S Sto ne St , DeLand, Fla

·Fo rt L.uderdale, Fla .- Mrs G W Wuver, 100 1 W Tropical Way, Fort Lauderd;le Fla

·Gainn-ill e. Fla -Mrs Waller E Murphree, 1040 N E )Ih Tu Gainesville. Fla '

H ollywood. PIa .-Mrt T R H .mman , 414 South )6th SI Hollywood, Fla

Ja ckson"lIel Fla .- Mrs Will iam R Win" }9 ) 8 Orte,a Blvd , h cksoMi Ie 10 Fla

L.kel.nd. Fla .-Mrs Bob Herndon, Hn Edgewood Dr. , La ke· land, Fla

ILUNOIS

Abington (Se-e Galtsbura:, III.)

Aled o (See Monmouth. III.)

Ale:nncler (Sec Jacksonvillc. III.)

Alt on (See Alton -Edwardsvillt, III.)

Arl ing ton Hei,hls (See Arlington He iahts, 111.)

Aurora (See Fox River VIlley , 111.)

Avon (See Avon- Bushnell, 111.)

Buavia (See Pox River Valley. Ill .) Beardstown (See Sprinafield, Ill.)

Bement (See Decatur Ill.)

Bct.halto (Sec Alton -Edwardsville, Ill.)

Bct.hany (See Decatur, Ill.)

Biu.ville (Se-e Monmouth. Ill .) Bloomington (Se-e Bloomington -Normal , 111.)

Blut Island (5« Chicago Soutb. 111.)

Blue M ound (See Dreatur, 111.)

Bondville (Set Champaign Urbana. 111.)

Bwhnell (See Mon Bushnell, III.)

Calumet City (Sec Hammond Ind )

Camuon (See Galesbur" lid

Canton (See Peoria, Ill ) Carth.., e (S« BurlIngton, Iowa) Champ.i,n (Stc Charnp.ign Urbana{ Ill.)

Chandlerville (St'e Jacksonville, ilL, Ch.apin (Sec Jacksonville, Ill ) Chicago (City Khool. south, ICe Chicago South. II I.. Other city schools, consul Stale Rre Omn Suburban ChiClao, sec ChicllO West Suburb.n, South Suburban Chicalo. Ot Oak Park -River Forest ) Chicaao He i, hts (S« South Suburban Chic.lo. JII.)

Chillicothe (St'e Proria, II I.)

Clarendon H ills (Sec Hinsdale T ownship. III. )

Coal Valley (See Hinsdale 111.)

Coal V.lley (5« Tri -City, Ill ) Co ncord (5« Jacksonvill e, 111.)

C rete (See South Suburban Chicalo, II I.)

Decatur (Sec Decatur,IIl.)

Deerfield (St'e North Shore. III.)

Des Plaines (Sec Park R id,t-Des PI.ines, m )

Dolton (See Soutb Suburban Chiealo , III.)

Downers GroVt (See H insda le T o wnsh ip. 111.)

East Alto n (Sec Alton-Edwardsville. 111.)

East M oline (5« Tri -CitT. 111.)

East Proti.a (Sec Peori., JIl.)

Sarnot •. fla .- M rs Walla ce Waddell. IH) H arlon Dr Sara· I(I la, Fla

TaUahassee. Fla .-Mrs Dennen Raine y, 1114 Blo wn in, Dr , Tallah.SStt, Fl a.

Tampa. Fla .-Mrs Hor act Evelett. -4 6 31 Sunset Blyd Tamp., Fla

Wn! Palm BCl.ch Fla .-M Iss Di ane: Rickett , 226 Puri tan Rd_ , West Palm Beach, Fla.

Al lanta. Ga .. Mrs . WillIam A lmand. 460 Blookfield Dr ., N . E . , Atlanta GI.

Savannah, Ga .-Miss EmIly Dryman, 8}6 Enl Henry St Savannah, Ga • }I406

IOTA PROVINCE

Edward svill e (5« Alton-Edwardsvillc, 111.)

Elk Grove (See Arlington Heiahu , JI!.)

Elmhurst (See DuP.,t County. III .)

Elmwood Park (5« Oak Park -River Fo r· est II I.)

Evanston (See Nonh Short, Jr ., II I.)

Ever8reen Park (5« ChiCl80 South. III )

Farminlton (5« Peoria. Ill.)

Fl ossmoo r (See South Suburbln Chicaao, lIl.)

Forest Park (Stc Oak Park R iver Po rut, 111.)

Frankfort eSte J o liet, Ill.)

Galesbufa (See Galtsburl, Ill.)

Geneva (See Fox River Valley, III )

Glcncoe (See North Shore. Ill.)

Glen Ellyn (5« DuPagt County. Ill )

Glenview (See North Shore Jr.• 1lI )

Godfrey (St'e Alton -Edwardsville, 111.)

Greenview (See Springfield, III.)

H.rvey (See South Suburban ChiCl80. 111.)

Huelcrest (See South Suburb.n, Chicago, III. )

Hi&hllnd Park (5« North Shore. 111.)

Hinsdalt (S« Hinsdale Township, Ill.)

Homewood (Ste South Suburban Chicaso, , III.)

Jacksonville (See Jacksonvill e III ) olief: (See J oliet , Ill.)

Monmouth (S« M onmouth, III.)

Mo rr is (See J oliet. 111.1

Mort on (See Peoria , II .)

Morto n Grove (See Chica80 North, JlI.)

Mt Pros pect (Ste Arl ington He ilhts, III )

Mt Zion (See Decatur. Ill.)

Moweaqua (See Decatu r , 111.)

Mundelein (See lake County. 111.)

Nlperville (See Chicaao West Suburban. III )

New Berlin (Set Springfield Il l.)

New Lenox (See J olitt, 111.)

Ni.ntic (See Decatur, JlI.)

Niles (Se-e Chicago North, Ill )

Normal (See Bloomington Normal , II I.)

Northbrook (See North shore'/r , Ill.)

Northfield (Se-e North Sh o re , r III .)

O.ak Brook (Ste Hinsdale Ill.

Oak Fo rest (Sec ChlCago·South, Ill.)

Oak Lawn (St'e Chic.alo Southl Ill.)

Oak Pa rk (Sce Oak Park ·RIver ForeSI. 111.)

Olympia Fields (See South Suburban Chicaso Il l.)

Oquawka (See Burlingto n, Iowa)

Orland Park (Sec Chio.ll o Soulh , Ill )

Pala tine (S« Arl ington Heiahts, Ill.)

Pal os Parle (Sce Chicago South, Ill )

Parie. Fortst (Se-e 'South Suburban Chinlo, 111.)

Kenilworth (S« North Short l 111 _)

K irkwood (See Monmouth, II )

Knoxville (Sec Galesbur" 111 _)

La Gran8e (See Chi ca80 West Suburban. 111.)

Lake Forest (Ste North III .)

Lansin8 (5« Hammond. Ind., libtrtyville (5« Lakt Count'y. 111.)

l incolnwood (See ChiCl80 NOrth. 111.)

little Yo rk (See Monmoulh. Ill.)

Lockport (See J o liet. III.)

Lombud (See DuP'ae County, Ill.)

Maron (See Decatur. III.)

Mahomet (See ChamPli,n Urb.anl, III )

Manhutan (5« J oliet, lIl.)

M aquon (See Galesbur" Ill.)

M.ywood (See Oak Puk Riv er For t st Ill. )

Melrose Park (See Oak Puk -R i\'u Fortst , III )

Milan (5« Tri City. Ill.)

Mmooka III )

Mokeon. (See olirt , 111. )

Moline (5« ri -Cit)', JlI.)

Park Ridge (Se-e Park Ri dge Dn Plaines. Ill.)

Peltin (Ste Peoria, 111 )

Peor ia (Se-e Peo r ia. Ill.)

Peoria Heights (See Peoria. Ill.)

Petersbur, (Stc Sprinlfield, III.)

Pllinfidd (See J oliet, 111.)

PlUSlnt Pllins (See Springfitld, lIl.)

Prospect Heights (Sce Ari inl ton Heiahll, 111.)

Quincy (See Quincy. 11 1. )

Rintoul (See Champaisn Urbana. Ill.)

Raril.an (Set Monmouth. Ill.)

Rivcrdale (See South Suburban Ch icago. Ill. )

River Fo rest (See Dale Park River POlest, Ill )

Rivcrsidt (See Chicago Wtst Suburban, 111 _)

Rockf ord (Se-e Roc kford III.)

Rock bland (See Tri CiI)'. JlI.)

Ro ilIng Meadows (Se-e Arl inalon He iah ls, Ill. )

Roodhouse (See Jacksonvillt, Ill.)

Roscoe (5« Rod:ford. III )

ROKYili e (See Monmouth 111.)

Ronona (Sec Alton.Ed ardsville. III.)

Rushvill e (See j .cksonvi lle. III )

St Charles (See Fox River Vafl ey. 111.)

$caton (See Monmouth. II I.)

Shelbyville (5« D«:u ur. 111.)

Silvis (See 'rri ,CllY. III )

Skokie (Sec Chic ago North. TIl .)

South Ho lI.nd (See Soulh Suburban Chi. caao, 11 1.)

Sp r ingfield (See Spriqlicld. 111.)

T aylorville (See Decatur. 111.)

T olnn. ( See Champa.n·Urban •. III.)

Urbana (S« Champa iln·Urbana. 111.)

V illa Park (Sec OuPaie County, ilL)

Virginia (Sec J acksonville. III.)

Washington ($ce Pm ria, III .)

Waukegan (See Lake Cou nty. il L)

Wenona (See Pco ria. III )

Western Springs (S« ChiCigo West Sub·

Clubs and Chairmen

A lton·Edwardsville III. - M rs. C. Donald Mcla in, 700 State , Alton. III.

A rlin8to n H eights. III. - Mn. Wm B Ba nta. 127 S Dw,er. Ar · lington Htights, II I. Avon·Bushne li. 111.- M rs. Joh n Law50n 93 1 North Clifford St , Bush nell. lit. Bloomi ngton.Nolmal. Ill.- M II. P. Groves, 120 Eisenhower Dr.• E6. Bloomington. II I. Champaign Urbanl. I11.- Mrs A B Kl inge l. 701 Fairway. Cham· paign, III. Chicqo Sout h. I11.-Mrs Richard Scheidt 1O-t1. LOll&wood Dr .• Chicago. III. 60643 Chicago West Suburban. II I.-Gen. Chrm.• Mrs Bert K r.u s 4 2) S. Park. La Grange. III .; On I, serve th e following areas: (La Graflie) Mrs John Strome 301 S. Edaewood Ave .• La Grange. III (La Grange P.,It) Mu D o nald Rossi ter. 40, Homest e.d Rd • La Granae Park, III ( Riverside(Riverside Brookfiel d ) Mrs Theodore Brennem an. 336 Selbourne Rd .. Riveuide, III (Western Springs) Mrs . Joh n Cooper. 4111 H oward Ave .. West· ern Sp rint's. 111 , Decatur. ilL- Mrs lames McKinney 21 L,nette Dr D«atur I II. Du-Pale County. I I.-( G len Ellyn. Illinois} M rs. In:an,. R l.,v " " 2iu May Ave G len 111 (Elmhullt .nd Viii Park) Mrs. Kenneth B K archer, 238 South St Elmhurst. III. Po x R iv er Vall,y 1I l.-Mrs. Robert Watson. 622 Downe r P I.. Au rora. III. (A urora) Mrs. Donald Clark. 427 N. 51.. Batavia. III. (Balav i•• Genev•. St. C h arle5.) Galesbur,ll; 1I1. - Mrs. H arvey Wlters Ho Ha ckberry Rd ., Gales· burg TIl • Hinsd a le III. - Mrs. Pa u l W. Coultup, 419 Ridge Ave Clarendon Hill s. III Jacksonv ill e. 111.- Mrs Jean M , Spencer 3 10 Woodbnd PI jacksonville, II I.

MINNESOTA

Anoka (S« Minneapolis. Minn .)

B loomington (See M inneapol is, Minn.)

Cott aacwood (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Deephaven (Sec Min nupolis. Minn.)

Dul uth (See Duluth. M inn.·Superior, Wis .> East Grand Forks (See Grand Forles, N.D .)

Edina (S« MinneapOlis. M inn.)

El[cel sio r (See M inneapol is. Minn.)

H ODkins (See M inne.po lis. Minn .)

M ills (St't Minneapolis, M inn.)

M inne.po li s (See M inneapolis. Minn.)

Minnetonka (See M inneapolis, M inn.)

Mound (See Minnell)Olis, M inn. )

Orono (See Min neapolis M inn.)

R ichfield (Sce Minn . )

Robb insdale (St't MinneaDo l is. Minn )

Rouvill e (See St. Paul. Minn )

St Louis Park (S« M inn ea pol is , Minn.)

St Paul (See St. Paul. M inn.)

Sh.kopee (5« M inne.polis. Minn.)

W.yz.ta (See MinneaDOlis. Minn .)

White Ben l.ke (See St. Paul Minn.)

NO RTH DAKOTA

Grand Fo rks (Sec Grand For ks. N.D.) WISCONS IN

A ppleton (See FOl[ R iver V alley . Wise.)

Ballide (See Milw.ukee, Wise .)

whan or H insdal e T o nship. Ill.)

Wheato n (Sec M ilton T ow nship. III.)

Wh«liD.& (See Ar lington H eilhts. I II.)

Whiteh.1l (5« hcluonv ille , III .)

Wilmette ( Sce North Shore, Ill.)

Wi lm in&lon (See j oliet, 111.)

Winchester fSee J .cksonville, III )

Winnetka (Sec N o rth Shore, li t.)

Wood Rivet (Sec Alton·Ed ardsville. 111.)

.Jo liet.z. 1I l.- M in Belly Eldred. 20) E Eastern Ave J o liet. III. Lake \.OunO' II I.-M rs. W. P Sus. 311 Drake St .• Libertyville

TIl.

Milton T o nsh ip. III. - M rs. R L. Hughes. 11 08 GolC Lane. Wheaton, III. Monmouth. ltI .-Mu Rich.rd Merillat 409 North 10th St.. M onmo uth , III. North Shole 1I1.-(Wilmette) Mil Merrill E Pritchard 3139 W a lden L ne. Wilmette, III. (Winnetlca Kenilworth) Mu Robe rt Hawke 209 Fu ller Une. Wilmette. 1II • (Deerfieldl Mrs Fra nk H Han seo m. Jr 1200 Thorn tlee. Deer· field. II (H i,hhnd Park) Mu. Elmore Murp hy, U9 Pierce Rd • H i, hland Park, III. (Lake Fo rest) Mrs. Robert Boehm. )07 North LuingtoD. t alte Fo rest. III. North Shore Ju nio r 1I1. -( Eva ns ton) Mrs. Dennis Hetl er 24) Ridge Ave ., E,..nslon. III (Gl envie and Northbrook) Mil. Don ald HU&hes. 11 00 Long Meado..... N orthbrook. III O.k Par lt River Forest. ilL- M rs. J . K esl er Brooks, 216 Forest . Oalt P.rk. III. Park !I.ine:. T Wiggins , }! 13! ••

.: • • .Ii Ul'lc Ill .• 6VV68 ( Des Plai nes ) Mrs M W ill iam H and::. 1072 Jean nette Ave On Pl aines. II I. Pmria ilL - M iss Caro lyn Co nstanz. 103 W Stonegate Rd • Pcori., III. Q uincy. 1I1. Mrs. Charles Tho m pso n H am.nn Lane. Qu incy. Ill. Rockfo rd, 1I t.- Mrs. Fr anc is D Anderson. 210 St. Louis Ave Rockfo rd III

Sou th Suburb.n Chicago. il L-Mrs K Denn is. 2318 Plossmoor Rd Fl oss moor. III. Sprinsfield , il L- Min Ann T ob in . 9 Inverness Dr ., So rin8 f1e1d, 11 1. ' T ri·CiO' II I.- Mrs James M D art. Jr .• 2806 28 th Av e.• Roc k Island li t. 6210 1

KAPPA PROVINCE

Be loi t (See Ikloit , Wise.)

B rookfield (S« M ilwauhe. Wi se.)

Butler (See M ilwaukee. Wise .) Cedubura (See M ilwauk«. W ise. ) Cudahy (See M ilwaukee, Wise . ) Delavan (See IUloit. Wise ) Elkhorn (Sec Beloit Wise ) Elm Grove (Sec M ii ,,·.ukee. Wise ) FOl[ Po int (See Milwauk«. Wise .) Glendale (See Mil waukee, W ise. > Ha les Cor ners (S« Mil wauhe. Wise. ) lanesville (Sec Beloit W ise. ) ka ukauna (Sec FOl[ Ri.er V allc-, Wise ) K imber l, (See FOl[ ll i.er Vall e, Wise ) lake Geneva (Sec Belo it. Wise .) Little Chute (See Fox River Valley. Wise )Madison (See Madi§On, Wise . ) Me nasha (See Fox Ri 'er V alier. W ise.)

M ilwaukee (See M il ukee Wise .) Neenah (See Fox R iver Valley. W ise. ) R iver H ills (See M ilwaukee Wise ) Rock ton (See Belo it Wi se.)

St Fr ances (St't M ilw.ukee. Wi se.)

Shorewood (St't M ilwaukt't. Wise .)

South M ilwaukee (Set MiI ukee. Wi se. ) Super io r (St't D ulu th. M in n .·Superior. Wise )

Thiensville (Sec M il uk« Wise.)

Wauwatosa (5« Mil aukee. W ise.)

We5t Allis (See M ilw.ukee Wise .) Wh itefish Bay (Sec Milwaukee. Wise.)

Clubs and Cha i rm en

Duluth, Minn .·Superio r. Wis.-M rs. j ohn Z. Dahl. )601 E, .tb St Duluth Minn

M inneapolis. Min n.-Mrs Rollyn D Stehr. )917 Abbott M 'e 5 ., Mi oneapalis. Minn

CANADA

Calgary, Alta (Sec Ca lga ry. Alt a. Canada ) Ed mon ton. Ah a. (See Edmonton. A lta. Canada ) Southern Alta. (Sec Calgary. A lta. Can .da)

Charle5"'ood Manito ha (See WinnipCg M .n. Canada) East Kil donan. Manitoba (See M .n. Canada)

Fort Garry. Ma nitoba (Sec Winn ipe8. Man Canad.)

Norwood. Manitoba (S« Winnipeg. Ma n. Can.da)

St. Boniface. Manito ba (See WinniPC& M an. Canad.)

St. J ames. Mani tob. (Sec Winnipc8. M an. C.n ada)

St. Viul. Ma ni toba (S« Winnipeg. Man. Canada) Transeon. Mani toba (See W in n ipeg, Man. Canada) T uxedo. Man itoba (See Winnipeg. Man. Clnada) West K ildonan. Ma nitoba (5« Winni · Man. Canada) W inn ,pef! Mani toba (Sec Winn ipt'l. Man. Canad.)

St. P aul, M inn.-M rs. John J McNeely. 187. H iahland Par\:: · way St St. Palil M inn. - Grand Forks. N D .-Mrs Charles &s.c. 602 Belmont Rd .• Grand Foru. N D

Beloit. WiJ.-Mrs. Arth u r SOOlj;ren, 10)1 Prairie Ave., Beloit, Wis

Fox River ValltT, Wis.-Mrs. Paul Hansen, ;40 Chestnut SI., Neenah, Wis.; Mrs Ke no C'tb Roloff, TlJlo r St., K3.u· huna-, WIS.; Mrs Richard UehlinB, '07 E. BYrd St Appleton, Wis.

Milwaukee. Wis.-MIS. L. F. TbUI'Nachter, N S hore Dr • Milwaukee. Wis. Cal&uy, Al ta. , Can.-Mrs. A W. Farmilo, Coronatio n Dr S.W .• Calgary, A lta, Can. Edmonton. Ah a , Un.-Mrs. J Beg, 10631 106 St., Edmonton. Alia , Can. Madisoo , Wis.-Mrs. Rocer Rupn ow, .en7 LafayC'tte Dr ., Madison, Wis.

ARKANSAS

Alma (Sec Fort Smith, Ark .) Armord (Ste Oseola, Ark .) AUlj; usta (Sec Newport, Ark ) Blytheville (S« Osccrola, Ark ) Burdette (See Osceola, Ark .) Camden ('Stt Camden, Ark .) DtOu«n (S« Texarkana, A rk .·Tnc El Oorado (S« EI Dorad o, Ark .) Etowah IS« Osccola, Ark .) FayC'ttcvi Ie (Ste FayeuC"Vi lle, Ark , ) fort Smith (S« F ort Smith, Ark .)

Hope (See Tenrbna , Arlc Tex.) j ac ksonville (Sec Little Rock. Arlc .) onesbo ro (Sec Marked TrC'C JontSbo ro. Ark .)

Leachville (Sec O sceola, Ark .) Linle Rock (Sec Little Rock A rk )

Lonoke (See l itt le Rock , Ark.)

luxora (S« Osccola, Arlc .)

MlJI;nolia (Sec Tex arlcana, Atk .·Tu ) Manila (SC'C Osceola, Ark ,)

Marlced Tree (SC'C Marked Tree. J onts. boro. Ark .)

Newport (See Newport. Arlc .)

North Little Rock (See Liule Rock , Arlc.)

Osceola (Sce Osceola, Ark.)

Ozark (S« Fort Smith, Ark .)

Paris (See Fo rt Smith Ark .)

Pin e Bluff (Sec Pine Bluff, Ark.)

Presco tt (Sce Tenrkana, Ark Tex.)

Rogers (Sec fayettcville, Ark.)

Scott (See Little Rock, Ark )

Sherrill (Sec Pine Bluff, Ark/

Siloam Springs (Sec Faye ttevil e, Ark.)

Springdale (Sec Fayetteville. Arlc.)

Stuttgart (Sec Grand Prairie, Ark )

Texarkana (Sec Texarkana, Ark Tex .)

Tuckerman (Sec Newport, Ark .)

Van Buren (See Fort Smith, Ark.)

LOUI SI ANA

A lexandria (Sec Alexandr ia , la.)

Balcer (See Balon R ouge, La .)

Baton R ouge (5« Bato n Rouie , La .)

Bossier Ci ty (See Shrcveport. la.)

Boyce (See Alexand ria. La .)

Bun kie (Ste Alexandria, La.)

Cheneyville (Sec Alexandri a , La.)

Wil!mPC', M an., .Can.-M iss Jean Me nzies, I) Brussels Apt 1)0 Lilac St ., Winnipeg, M an Can.

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Co,.inBlon (See Nnr Orleans. La )

Denham Splings (Ste Balon Rouae. La.)

De Ridder (See lake Charles, La .)

Jennings (SC'C Lake Charles, La )

ta Compte (Sce Alexandri a. La.)

Ldayctte (See Laf ayette. La .)

Lalce Charles (Sec Lake Chules, La )

Leesville (See Alexandria. La )

Melairie (Sec New Orleans, La )

Mon roe (See Monroe, La .)

Napoleonville (See Ne Orlelns. I.a.)

New Orleans (SC"C' New Orleans, La.)

Oakdale (See Alexandria La .) Pinevi lle (SC"C' Al exandria, La.)

Po rt Alle n (Ste Baton Roulle. la .)

Port Sulphur (Sec Ne Orleans, I.a.)

St. Franci svi lle (See Baton Rouge. La.)

Shreveport (See Shreveport, La .)

Welsh (S« Lalce Charles. La .)

u. chary (SC"C' Balon Rouge, La .)

MISSI SS IPPI

Bay St. Louis (Sec State Rcc Chmn.)

Columbia (Sec Halt inbu rg1 Miss .)

Clarludale (See MississippI Delta)

Cleveland (See Mississip pi Delta)

Cruger (See Mississippi Delta)

Greenville (See Mississippi Delta)

Greenwood (Sec M ississipp i Delta)

Gulfport (Sec State Rcc. Chmn.)

Hattiesburg (SC"C' Hattiesburg-, Miss.)

I ndianola (See Mississippi Delta)

H attiesburg and area within 30 m iles (See Hattiesburg, Min.)

H o lly (See Univers ity, Miss .)

MIS SOU RI

Anderson (,See Tr i.State, Mo.)

Aurora (See Springfield, Mo.)

Bl ue Springs (See Kansas City. Mo. )

Bolivar (See Springfield. Mo )

Brentwood (Sec S t Louis, M o.)

Carrollton (See Marshall , Mo. )

Carthage (Ste Tr i·State, M o. )

Clayton (S« SI. Louis , M o.)

Columbia (See Columbia, Mo.)

Crestwood (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Excelsio r SprillBs (See Clay.Platte Coun. t in, M o.)

Ferguson (Sec St. Louis, Mo .)

Forsyth (Sec Springfield. M o. )

Gladstone (Sec Oay·Platte Counties. M o.)

Grain Valley (See K.n sas City, Mo .)

Grandvie (See Kan sas City, Mo .)

H ickman M ills (See K ansas Ci ty , Mo )

In dependence (Sec K ansas City, Mo.)

J effe rson City (See Jefferson City, M o.)

J oplin (SC"C' Tri·State , Mo .)

Ka nsas City (Sec Kansas City. Mo and Kan sas City, Kan .·Mu Proy in ce)

Ka nsas City North (See Clay·Platte Coun. ties, Mo.)

Kirkwood (See St. Louis, M o.)

Ladue (Sec St. Loui s, Mo .)

Lamar (SC"C' Tri ·State, M o. )

Lee's Summit (Sec Kansas City, Mo. )

Liberty (See Clay Platte Counties, Mo.)

Maplewood (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Mars hall (Sec Mars hall M o. )

Marshfield (See SprillBfield Mo.)

Monett (Sec Tri ·State, Mo.)

Neosha (See Tri ·Stat e, Mo.)

Normandy (See St. Louis, Mo )

Le and (See Missiuippi Delta)

J ackson and area within 30 miles (Sec / ack son. Miss. )

Merigold (See Mississippi Delta)

Oxford (See University Miss.)

P us Christian (See Sta te Rec Chmn.)

Pontotoc (Sec Univers ity. Miss ) (Sec Mi ssinipp i Delta)

Shaw (See Mississippi Dc-Ita)

Sidon (See Mi ssissi ppi Delta)

Sumner (Sec Miss issi ppi Delta)

University (See University, M iss. )

Yazoo City (See M iniss ipp i Della)

Clubs and Chairmen

N orth Kansas City (See Clay· Platte Coun· t ics, Mo.)

Ozark (Sec Springfield. Mo )

Parkville (Ste Clay· Platt e Count ies , Mo .)

R aytow n (Sec Kansas City, Mo .)

Ric hmond H eig hts (Sec SI. Louis, Mo .)

S t Charln (Sec St. Louis. M o.)

S t. Joseph (See St. J osep h , Mo )

St. Louis (S« St. touis, Mo .)

S pr ingfield ('See Springfield, Mo.)

University City (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Webster Groyes (Sce St. Louis, Mo.)

Wheaton (Sec Tri State, Mo )

Camden, Arlr: .-M rs. J ulia S. WIlker, 1409 Ro nald Dr , S.W., Camden, Ark lake Ch.rles, La.-Mrs. Marcus P ierson, 1309 Bth St. , Lalce Charles , U.

·EI DOlldo, Ark .-Mu He nry Yocum, Jr ., 107 Fairway Lane EI Dorado, Arlc

f ayC't te ville , Arlc .-Mrs Arthur Brown , 820 West Mapl e St Fayet t evi lle , Ark Fort Smi th, Alk .-Mrs Wade Cooley, 126 North Gleenwood, Po rt Smit h Ark Gran d Prairie, Ark .-Mrs Paul Po rter, 1617 Coker Hampton Dr ., Stut tgart, Ak Uttle Roc k , A,k .-Mu F E M cGehee, 1909 NotCh Spruce, Little Roc k , Allc.

'Marked TrC't-Jo nesooro, .Ark .-Mu Bob Sloan, 206 Campus, J onesbo ro Alk

Newport, Arlc .-Mrs Al corn M ino r, Sr., 717 Walnut St., New port Ark. Osceola· Blythev ille, Ark .- Mrs. Wilbur Wildy, Route One. Osceola, Ark. Pine Bluff. Ark.-Mrs. Don Sperry, Rou te 7 Box 941, P ine Bluff, Ark Texark ana, Ark.·Ta .-Miss Eleanor Seymour. 1023 County Ave • Texarkana, Arlc Al exandria, La.-Miss J o Ann Wooten, 2406 Hill St., A lexandria, L •. Balon Rouge, La.-Mrs. Dlle R Carver , 16-4) I ngleside Dr B3ton Rouse. La. Lafayette, La.-Mrs. G. M. McCarroll, 336 Charlotte St., Lafayette. L •.

M onroe, La.-Mrs. T. B. Godfrey, Jr , 1409 North Secon d St ., Mon roe, La New Odeans, La.-Mrs. Ernst Carrere Jr ., Oalcland Dr ., New Orleans, La. Shrevepo rt La.-Mrs. H. C. M ullin. 1139 Georgil. Shreveport, La Hatt iesburg, Miss .-Mu. W A. Thomson, 2300 H ardy St Hatties · burs. Mi ss. Ja clc..son, M iss.-Mrs George W. G odwin, Jr .• 2630 Lake Circle, Jackson. Mi ss. Mi ssissi ppi Delra, M iss.- Mrs. E M. Meek , Jr • Merigo ld),.. Miss University, M in.-Mrs. J os hua M o rse, Country Club Road, uxford. M iss.; Mi ss Christine Drake, 110 H ickory St .• Oxford, Miss. 'Clay·Platte Counties, Mo.- Mrs J ohn R Neal, Jr., 4002 E 49 th T er. Kansas Citr, Mo. 64119 Columbia, M o.-Mrs. Hart ley Blnb, 1324 Mores Blvd., Columbia, Mo. J efierson City, Mo.-Mil. A R. Tr ippcnsee , 1418 Greenberry Rd. , J efferson Cir}", M o. Kan slS City, Mo.-See Kansas City, Kans. listing-Mu Province , .Iso. Gen. Cbrm. Mrs. Karl F Schmid t , 10337 Mohawk Lane, Lea · ....ood. Klns. ( KanslS Alpha) Mrs. J ames Lowe, 3017 W. 73rd, Shawnee M is· sion. K ans. (K"n!u Bet a) Mrs Robert M 6633 Woodson Dr Shlwnee M ission, K ans.

(Missouri Al pha) Mr s. A W. Peter son , HI W. 67th Twa ce .5 1 J oseph, Mo.- Mrs Donald J. Smith, 180 2 N o. 29 th St ., 51.

Kansas (Ity, Mo. (0 1l1C',',(011 C8C Ka nus Arcl ) Mrs C. A Johnston, 68 19 Nail , PUHIC' Village. K.IIn

(Other Co liegC! M issou ri Alta) MIS. T odd Siekd, 101 ' Rom an y Rd ., Kansas City, M o.

J oseph, Mo. St. Lou is, Mo .-Mrs. Ra l ph B. Foxboro, 51. Louis 24, Mo Springfield , M o.-Mu. E ugene hert« ,UH Fr i tts La ne, Spring · field. M o.

·Marshall·Ca rrollton , Mo.-Mrs Dudmladt, 11 26 N. Jeffer so n St., Carrollton , Mo. Tri 5Iatc Mo. - Mr s. William Bellam)" 608 N Orih Selgeant, Jop lin.

IOWA

Add (Sce Des Moi nes, 10 90'10)

Ah oon (5u Des M oin6 , Iowa)

Ames (Sec Amel, Io wa)

Ankeny (Sec Am es, Iowa)

Bettendorf (See Tri City, 11 1.)

Boone ( See .-\mu , Iow a)

Buffalo Tri City, 11 1.)

Burlington (See Burlinslon, Iowa)

Carlisle Indianola, Iowa)

Car thage, Ill. (See Burlingto n, 10\113 )

Cwar Rapids (See Cedar Ra pids, Iowa)

Colo (Ste Ames. Iowa)

Coralville (See Iowa City. Iowa)

Council Bluffs (Sec Cou ncil Bluffs lo a)

Danville (See Mt. Pleasant , Iowa) , Davenport (See Tri C ity, 111.)

On Moines (St( On M oi nes , 101l' a)

Ft Madison (See Burl i ngton. lo ·a )

Grimes (See Des Moints, 1011' 1)

India nola (See Indiano la, lo a)

Iowa City (See Iowa City, Io wa)

johnson (See Des M oines, lov.' a

LeClaire (See Tri Cily , Ill.)

Madr id (See Am es. lo a)

Mt P leannt (See Mt , Pleasant, l o 'a)

MI Union (See Mt Pleannt , Iowa)

Nevada (See Am n, Iowa)

New London (See MI . Pleasant , Iowa)

North Liberty Iowa City, Iowa )

Old, (See Mt , Pleasant, lov.·a)

Pleasant Valley (See Tri City, 111.)

Salem (See MI Pleasan t, IOW1)

Swedesbu rg (See MI Pleasant, Iowa)

StOry City (See Ames , Iowa)

Treynor (See Council Bluffs, Iow a )

University Height s (See Iowa City. Iowa)

Urbandale (See Des Moines, Iowa)

West On Moines (Ste On Moints l o a)

KAN SAS

Baxter Springs (See Tr i·Sute , M o. )

Bethel (See Kansas City Kan )

Bonner Sprin,lts (See Ka nus Cit y. Ka n, )

Cha8in (See Western K an )

MU PROVINCE

Colby (See Sou thwntern K an.)

Columbus (See Tri Sta!e, M o.)

D erby (See Wichita , Kan )

Dighto n (See Western Kan , )

Dodge City (See Southwestern K an

Downs Western Kin )

Edwardsville (SI!e Kan ,,, Ci ly , Kan

Ellinwood (See W ntern K an.)

El lis (See Western Kan .)

Ellsworth (See Western Kan .)

Emporia (Sec Ka nsas City, K .n.)

Fairway (See Kansas City, M o.)

Garden City (See Western Kan , )

Gleat Bend (See Western K an.)

Hays (See Wcstern 'Kan .)

H aysvi lle (See Wichita. K an,)

H ill City (See Western Kan.)

Hoisi ngton (Ste Western K an,)

H olton (See Topeka, Ka n.)

H oxie (Sec Western Kan.)

Hutch inson (Sec H utchinson, K an )

K ansas City (See K ansas City. Kan and Kanus City , M o. Lambda Province)

K ingman (See Western Kan )

laCrosse (See Western K.n )

Luned (See Western Kan )

Lawre nce Lawrence , Kan '

Le-avenv.·onh (See Lawfence, K an,

Leawood (Sec Kansas City , M o.)

Lenexa (Sec Kansas City , M o.)

Liberal (See Sou thwestern K an.)

Lincoln (See Wutern Kin.)

Lyo ns (See Wutern Ka n.)

Manhattan (See Manh attan, Ka n.)

Maple H ill (See Topeka Kan .)

McCracken (See Western Kan )

Minneola (See Southwestern Ka n

M ission (See Kans as City, M o,)

Merriam (See Kans as City, M o. )

Mun cie (Sec Kansas City. Kan )

Ness City (See Western K an )

N orton (See Western Kan.)

Oakley (See Weslern Kan .)

Olathe (See Kansas City. M o,)

O sborne (Sec Western Kan , )

Ottawa (See Lawrence. Kan )

Overland Parle (See Kanus City Mo ) (See Western Kan.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ames, lo a- Mrs. Wm. Buc le W ood land Ames, Iowa Burlington , lowa- Mn J B 9I4¥z N : Thud, Buriln& · ton, lo a

Parsons (Ste Tri State. Mo, )

Phillipsburg ('See We-stern Kan

Piltsburg (See Western Kan .)

Pla ins (Ste Southwestern Kan )

Plainville (St( Westtrn Kan .)

Pomona (See Lawunce, Kan .)

Puirioe Villu:e (See Kan sas City, Mo,)

Pratt (See Western Kan ,)

Quivera (See Kansas City , Kan .)

Russe ll (Sec Western Kan,)

Scott City (Sec Southwestern K an

Shawnee (See Kansas City, M o, )

Shawnee Mis sion (See Kan us City, M o, )

Smi th Center (See We5lern Ka n,)

Stafford (Sce Western K an.)

Stocleton (See Western Kan )

T onganOlfie (See Lawrence 'Kan )

Topelea (See T opelea, Kan , )

Turner (See Kansas City, Kan )

Ulysses (See Southwestern Kan )

Valley Cente r (See Wichila, Kan , )

Wakeeney (See Western Ka n.)

we-slwood H ills (See Kansa s Cit y, M o.)

Wichita (See Wichita. K an.)

Williamsburg (See Lawren ce. K an,)

Wilson (See Western Kan .)

NEBRASKA

Alliance (Sce Alliance, Neb , )

Bayard (Ste Panhandle. Neb .)

Be-llvue (Ste Omaha, Neb . )

Bridgeport (See Panhandle Ncb )

Gering (See Panhandle. Neb,)

Imperi a] (Sec P.nhandle, Ncb )

Linco ln (See Lincoln , Neb.)

Minatare (Stet Panhandle Neb )

Mit chell (See Panhandle , Ncb )

Morrell (See Panhandle, Ncb.)

Murray (See Omaha , Neb.)

Omaha (See Omaha, Ncb.)

Papillion (See Omaha, Neb.)

Scottsbluff (See Panha nd le, Ncb )

South Sioux City (See Sioux Ci ty, 101lo'a )

SOUTII DAKOTA

Sioux Falls (See Sioux Falls , S,D.)

Vermilli on (See Vermill io n , S.D .)

-Manhattan, K an ,-Mrs. j ohn Busenbarle, 2428 Hobbs Dr" Manhattan Kan

Topeka, Kan.-Mrs, J ohn Williams , n18 W. St., Topelca Kan .Western j l'J hn G. Ste ·ar!. Hays Kan. Wi chita. Kan .-M rs. Gary B Wood. 7 14 Brookfitld, Wichita Ka n. "All iance, Ne-b .-Mrs W R. MelZ , Laramie. Allia n re , Neb , linc o ln, Neb ,-Mrs. Stephe n Leeper , 72}0 Engle ood Dr Linco l n, Noh. Omaha. Neb,-Mrs. Robert Hansen , 5719 Larimo re St ., Omaha. Neb , "P anhandl e, Neb .- Mrs W. E French, 2822 Park Lane , Scotts · bluff, Ncb Sio ulf Fall s, S ,D ,-Mrs . Anton Hyden, 207 East 29th, Sioux Fa lls. 5,0.

Kansas City Kan .- Mrs Jo hn Dear. 2212 Nebraslea, Ka nsas City, K a n , See also K an, in Lambda Provi nce l awrence. K an.-Mrs. Cuolyn Berneiting , 706 West 12th St , Lav." rence, Ka n. ·Cedar Rapid s, ' C? a- Ml s. jamu G. M oore , 1920 Grande Ave " S.E Cl."dar Rapids , lov. a Council Bluffs, I o a-Miss Wendy Tutl , 809 W, Clinton , In di· anoia. 10 1lo'a [ks Mo ines , Iowa-Mrs, 0, W , Hammond , St Du M oi.nes. l o a; Mrs , R, R Collins, Grand Ave " Des M Oin es, Iowa Indiano la, l owl - Mn Rob t , 804 N o rth BUlfl on St., In di. anol:l. In wa lov.·a City , Iow a- Mrs , Carlyle Parso ns, 421 Melrose Ave Iowa City, Iowa -MI Plenant , lo a-Mrs. H arold Hawki ns. 108 N, Adams St MI. Pleasant, Iowa H utchinson, Kln .-Mrs. Wm Chalfant , W illo broole H utch in son Kan ,

OKLAHOMA

Altus (Ste Altus, Okla .)

Ard more (Sec Ardmore, Okl a. )

Blackwell (Sec Bartlesv ille , Okla.) Bartlesv ille (Sec Bartl esville. O kla.)

Central ia (See Will ROien.Cla remore. Oklo , ) Checotah (Sec Mu s.lr:OIec Olela , )

NU PROVINCE NORTH

Oaremore (See Win Rogers·Claremore, Okla )

Copan (See Bartlesville , Okla ) [kwey (See Okla )

Duncan (Sec Duncan , Okla ) Glencoe (See Stillwater , Olela ) Healton (See Ard morr, Okla .) Kaw City (See PeD(a C ity·Ka y County, Okla .)

Loco (Sec Duncan, Okla .)

Mangum (Sec Altus , Okla )

Marietta (See Ardmore, Okla )

Mlrlow (Sec Duncan Okla .) M iami (See Tri ·State, M o.)

Muskogcc (See Muskogcc. Okla ) Newkirk (Sec Ponca City· Kay County , Okla.)

Norman (See Norman, Okla .)

Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Okla .) , Okmulgee (Set Okmu l,«, Okla.)

Pauls Valley (See Pauls Okb ) Perkins (5« Stillwat er, Okbj Ponca City (5« Ponca City· Kay County, Okla )

Potu u (See M uskoaee, Okla.) PrYor (See Will RQ&ers·Claremore, Okla.) Ramona (Stt Bartlesville, Okla .) Sha.n« (5« Sh,.·n«. Okla.) Idl.ater Still ater, Okla.) Tahlequah (See MUlk oget, Okll.)

Clubs and Chai,men

Ail us, Okla .-M rs. Temple Box 547 Altus Okb Okla.-Mrs. Rhys Evans ))1 'S unset' Dr., 'A rdmort,

Tonb. a (See Ponca C lty Kay County. Okla.)

Tulsa (See Tulsa , Okla.)

ViOlU (See Will Roceu Clarnnore, Okla.)

Wagoner (Sec MUsK O'tt, Okla.)

Waur ika (Sff Duncan, Oldl )

-Okmulaee, Okla.-Mrs. Hugh Robinson , E, Seventh St ., Okmul,ee. Okla. Pauls Okla.-Mrs. T om R Cluk, 17)) S. Walnut, Pauls Valley. Okla. non

BartlHvillel Okla.-Mrs. Robe-rt SttWart, 1911 Colleit V i", Dr •. Bartlesvi Ie. Okla. Ponca Clty KIY County. Okla.-Mr!. John Burns. 37 H lilerHt Ref.. Duncan, Okla.-MrS. F A Bull, 1405 H udson, Duncan. Okla eMuskoaee, Okla. - M rs. W H ayes H o lliday. 270, Okllhoma St Muskoa« Okla. Ponca City, Okla. Okla.-Mrs. C. F. Earnest, 182:2 N. Uni on, Shawnee, Norman, Okla .- Mrs. R N, Taylor, 1200 Ann A rbor Or Nor man, Okl •. Still wiler. Okla.-Mrs. Jack Shelton, S. Willis St St ill· .....ater. Okla.

Oldahorna City. Okb .-Mrs James Sam;s 1813 Dcvonshi:e, Okb. homa City. Okla.

NEW MEXICO

Alamoaordo (5« EI Paso, Texu)

Albuqutrque (See Al buquerque, N M .) Roswell (Set Roswell, N.M.)

TEXAS

Abilme (See Abilene, Tex,)

Alamo Hei,hts (See San Antoni o. Tex.)

Aledo Fort Worth, Tu.)

Amarillo (Sec Amarillo, Tex .)

Archer City (Set Wichita Falls. Tex.)

Arlingt on (See Fort Worth, Tn.)

Athens (Set Tyltt, Tex .)

Au stin (5« Aust in, Tex.)

Baird (m Abilent. Tex .)

Beaumont (Sec Beaumont, Tta' )

Btdias (See Brazos Tex.)

Boerne (See San Ant onio, Tex.)

Borger (See Amarillo, Tex.)

Breekenridle (Stc A bile ne TtlC.)

Brownfield (See Lubbock, Tex.)

Bryan (See 8ruos V alley, Tex.)

Calvert (Set Brazos Valley. Tex.)

Canyon (S« Amarillo, Tex .)

Coleman (Set Abilene, Tex .)

College Stltion (See Brazos Valley, TelC .)

Corpus Christi (See Corpus Christi, Tex.)

Dallas (See Dallas, Tex )

Tuba. Okla.-Maudie M Broach, 3911 E. 40th St., Tulsa Okla. Will ROlen (Claremore, Okla. )-Mrs. RIchard GaU. 301 East 16, Claremore:. Okla.

NU PROVINCE SOUTH

Denison (S« Sherman·Denison, Tn .)

Electra (Sc-e Wichita Fills, Tex .)

EI Paso (5« EI Paso, Tex.)

Ft. Sam Houston (See San Antonio, Tex.)

Ft. Worth (Sec Ft. Worth, Tu.)

Fr anklin (Sec Brnos Valley, Friona (Sec Amarillo, Tex.)

Glllind (See Dallu, Tex.)

Graham Wichita Falls. Tex ) Grand Prairie (5« Dallas. Tex .)

Grayson (See Shem'lln.Dtnison, Tu .)

Hearne (See Brazos Valley, Tu.)

Henderson (See Eas t TexIS , Tex .)

Henrietta (Stt W ichita Fall s. Tex

Highland Park (Sec Dallas, Tu.)

Houston (See H ouston Tu.)

JOWl. Pltk (Sc-e Wichita Fa lls, Tex.)

hcksonville (5ce Tyler, Tex .)

K errville (See San Antonio. Tex .)

LamHa (See Lubbock, TelC .)

Levelland (See Lubbock. Tex.)

Littlefield (Sec Lubbock, Tex .)

Longview (Sec East Texas, Tex.)

Lubbock (See Lubbock. Tex.)

Madisonville (5« Br&ZOs Valier. Tex .) Marshall Marshall. Tex .)

Midland (S« Midland, Tex )

Navasota (See Buzos Valley, TelC .) New Buunfils (Sec San A ntonio, Tex.)

Clubs and Chai,men

Aubuquerque, N.M.-Mrs Richard Hansen. 3118 GtOlgia N , E., Albuquerque. N.M.

Roswell, N.M.-Mrs James Stockton, 2603 Gaye Dr" Roswell, N.M. 88201

Abilene, Tell.-Mrs. S M Moore, 1133 H ollis, Abilene, Tex. -Amarillo. Tex-Mrs. Georae E. Green, 4203 Ol sen Blvd Amarillo, Tex

Austin, Tex .-Mrs. W. J S"'enson, Jr 1806 Stamford Lane, Austin. Tell.

-Beaumont, Tex.-Mrs. John Hopkins, 1)20 Crawford PI., Beau · mont, Tex Brazos Valley, Tex.-MIS. Scott Field, 2101 Wayside Dr Bryan. Tor Corpus Christi, Tell.-Mrs. R. W. Moorman, 606 Catalina, Corpus Christi Tex. Dallas, tex .-Mrs. A. B. Huguenin, 3815 Caruth, Dallas, Tex -Ea st Texu, Tex.-Mrs. A C. Stevens, 2013 Wood PI.. Longview, TelC.

EI Paso,Tex .-Mrs. Wm. B. Squires, Jr , 931 MU ltI.. El Paso , Ta. 79902

Ft. Worth, Tex. - Mrs, W A. Robe-rison, Jr , 4' 21 Norwich. Ft Worth, Tex.

-H idllgo County, Tell.-Mrs. Cdvin Bentsen, 616 M cCall Circle, McAllen, Tex.

Odessa (See Odessa, Tex.)

Oranae (5« Beaumont, Tex .)

Palestine (See: Tyler, Tex.)

Pampa (Sec Pampa, Tn.)

Panhandle (5« Amarillo Tex.)

Pittsburg (See East Texas, Tex )

PlainvIC'W (S« Lubbock, Tex.)

Port Arthur (See Beaumont, Tex.)

Rlndolph A,r FOrCe Base (Sec San An · tonio Tex.)

Richardson (Sec Richardson. Tex .)

Rotan (5« Abilene, Tex.)

San Angelo (See San Angelo. Tex.)

San Anton io (See San Antonio, Tell.)

Sequin (5« San Ant onio, Tex.)

Sherman (See: Sherman· Denison, Tex .)

Snyder (Sec Abilene Tex. or Lubboc k Tex.)

Stamrord (See Abilent. Tex .)

Sweetwater (5ce Abilene. Tex.)

Taft (See Corpus Christi. Tex.)

Tahoka (Sec Lubbock Tex .)

Texarkana (See Texarkana, Alk .)

Tyler (See Ty ler , Tex.)

University Park (See Dall as. Tex.)

Victoria Victoria , Tex.)

WlCO (See Waco, Tn.)

Wichita Falls (Sec Wichita Falls, Tex .)

Arvada (See Denver, West Subu rban Colo.)

Ault (See Fort Collins. Colo.) Aurora (See: Denver, Colo.)

H ouston, Tex. - Mrs. Clifford G. Campbell, 6147 Chevy Chase. H ouston Tex, 77027 Lubbock. Tex .- M rs. Kenneth Loope r, 4204 49th, Lubbock, Tex. Tex .-MI$ Ruben Abney. '09 W. Crockett. Mal5hall, Tell.

-Midland, Tex .-Mrs. Anne McMurrey Swanson, 90' CountrY Club Dr Midland, Tex. 79704 -Odessa, Tex.-Mrs. Robelt Oviatt, 1618 E,'ershde, Odesu T(lC. p -Pampa , Tex.-Mrs. E. Hobard Fatheree, 1911 ChrutlOe, ampa. Tex. Richardson , Tex.-Mrs. Wm, H Nt2rY, 803 Northlake, Richard · son, Tex, San A ngelo. Tex.-Miss Carolyn Cargile. South B shop, San A ngelo, Tex, San Antonio , Tex.-Mrs. W. J oh nston, 6629 Broadway, San AntOniO, Tex Sherman.Denison, Tex .- M rs. Charles Robinson. 1218 Preston Of ., Sherman, Tex. Tyler, Tex .-Mrs. Carleton Billups , 2'20 S. Chilton, Tyler , Tex. Victoria. Tn .-Mrs. R. P. ButT, J r., 1202 Poplar Ave VlCtona, Tell. Waco, Tex .- Mrs. J Leigh Brooh, 1601 Rlmbler, WICO, T ell Wichita Falls, TeX.-MIS, Don Wdls, 2107 Granada, WIChita Fdls, Tex

XI PROVINCE

Boulder (See Boulde r, Co lo.)

Colorado Sprinas (Sec Colorado Springs, Colo.)

C ripple Cleek (See Colorado Springs, Colo.)

Denver (See Denver, Colo.) Enalewood (Sec Denyer, Colo.)

Estes Park (5« Fort Collins, Colo.)

Falcon (Sec Colrado Springs, Colo.)

f ort Collins (Set Port Collins, Colo.)

Golden (Sec: Denve r, West Suburban, Co lo.)

Lakewood (Sec: Denver, West Suburban, Colo )

Littlet on (See Denver. Colo.)

Livermore (Sec: Fort Collins, Colo.)

lonsmont (See either Fo rt Collins or Boulder. Colo.)

Loveland (Sec Fort Collins, Colo.)

Man itou Sp rinas (Sec Colorado Sprma:s, Colo.)

M atheson (See Colo rado Sprin", Colo.)

Mead (Sec Fort Collins, Colo.)

M orrison (See Denver, Colo.)

Mounta in (See Colorado Sprina:s, Colo.)

Pueblo (5« Pueblo Colo.)

Security (Sec: Coludo Sprin,s. Colo.)

Whe:s tr idae (See Oeont, West Suburban, Colo.)

MO NTANA

Btlsrade (Sec Bozem an, Montana)

Bill ings (Sec: Bill inas, Montana) Bozeman (5«: Bozeman , M ontana) Hti cna (Sec H clcnJ. , Moot.nl) !l.hnha u .n (Sec Bozmun, M ont.na)

UTAH

Bount iful (5« Sil t u\l:e City, Utah) Brigham City (5« Ogden, Utah)

Clubs and Chairmen

Boulder, Colo.-Mrs J ames H udson. 2280 Bluebell. Boulder, Co lo. 80302 Colo rado Sprinss. Colo.-Mr s. J H Plimpto n, 20B M ont Eagel St , Colorado Sp rings, Colo.

D enver, Co lo.-(Oenve r ) M rs. M ill on E Boslough. 4040 E 6th Ave D enver, Colo. 80220; (Denver, \"'cst Suhurban) Mrs. Roy B istl ine, 8800 W Alameda Ave ., Enlliewood. Colo. BOliO Fort Collins , Colo.- Mrs Robert Baker, 002 S. CoIIC&e Ave

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

Clearfield (Sec Oaden, Utah)

K aypill e (Sec Salt lalc:e Cit}', Utah)

Kearn. (See Salt LIb City, Utah)

Layton (See Salt Lake Cit}' , Utah)

M a.na (5« Salt Lake City, U tah)

Midvale (See Salt Lake City , U t ah)

Mu rray (Sec Salt Lake City, Utah)

O.den (5« Oaden, Utah)

Roy (Sec Ogden, Utahl

Salt lake City (Sec Sa t take City, Utah) WYOMlNG

Casper (5« Casper, Wyoming)

Cheyenne (Sec Cheye nne , W yomina)

G lenrock (5« Casper, Wyornina)

Laram ie (See Laramie, Wyo ming)

M idwut (Sec Cupe r, Wyoming)

-Soteman , M on t .-Mrs Marshall Bennett 313'1", South fifth , Bozema n , Mo nL

Hele na, Mo nt .-Mn J ohn M ahan 620 Mad ison Ave" He lena, Mon t.

Ogden, Ulah- M rs. J B Terry. 4H6 Stephens Cir cl e, Ogd en. Ut ah Salt Lake City\ Utah-Mrs Robert Gwsebed:. 200, Linco l n Circle, Salt Lan City. Utah Cupe r, Wyo.-Mrs H C. M cDaniel, 322 8 M o nte Vi sta Dr., Cupcr, W yo. 82601 Ft. Collins, Colo. 80)21

Pueblo. Colo. - Mrs. J ames M ill er. Bo-.: 18', Silvan Star Rle ., Pueblo , Colo.

Cheyenne, Wyo .-M rs. Ge ne unz , 2724 Ol i n Dr ., Cheyenne, Wyo - Laramie , Wyo .-M n:. J o hn Aege rter. 00 Corthe l! Rd Lara , mie. Wyo. -Bill ings Mont.-Mu Lowe ll B H utton, 617 Ave ., D ., Bill inas , M ont

ALASKA

Anchouge (Sec Anchorsge. Alaska)

IDAHO

Boise (See Boi,e, Ida ho)

Merid ian ($ce Boise l Id lho)

A ll othe r Idaho Cl t ;es (Sec Idaho Sia le M embe rship C hrrn .)

OREGON

Al bany (Sec Corvalli, Oregon)

Ashllnd (Sec Oregon)

Bandon (See Coos Coun ty, Oreg on) Beaverton ISee Portland. Ore&on)

Br oo kinas See Coos County. Oregon)

Coos Bay (See Coos County. Ore&on)

Coquille (Sec Coos County. Ore40n)

Corullis (Sec Corvalli,. Orelton)

Cotta&e G rove (Sec Eu,ene , Ore,on) Dallas (Sec Salem. Orelon)

Eugene (See Eugene, Ore&on)

Gold Beach (Sec Coos County) Oregon)

Grcsham (Sec Portland, Oregon

H arrisburl (Sec Eusene, Orelon) Lodae (Sec Portland. Oreaon) unction City (See Eultene, Orelton) arnath Falls (Sec Kla malh FIlls Ore .) Lake Grove (Set: Portland, Oregon)

Lebanon (See Corvallis, Orelon)

Marcola (See EUlene. Oregon)

Medfo rd (Set: Med fo rd , Orelo n) Mil waukee: (See Portland. OrCJon)

M yrtle Poin t (Sec Coos County, Oregon)

N o rth Bend (Sec Coo. County, Orelon)

Orelon City (Sec Portland, O rel on)

Oswego (See Po rt land. Oreson)

P hilomath (See Corvlllis, O,egon)

Pleannt H ill (See EUllene, Orellon)

Portland ($ce Portland, O regon)

Po rt Oxfo rd (See Coo, County. Oregon)

Powers (See Coos County. Oregon)

Recdsport (Sec (00, Count}', Ore&on)

Salem (See Salem. OrClon)

Silverton (See Salem, Oreaon)

OMICRON PROVINCE

Sprinlfi eld (5« Eugene, O,ea on )

Staylon (Sec Salem. OltSon)

Trianlle Lake (5ce Eugtne, Oreao n) WASHINGTON

A berd een (See Ol ympia. Wash.)

Au burn (See Ta coma. Wash.)

Bellevue (Sec Bellevue. W as h.)

Bethel ( See Ta co ma , Wash.)

Bothe ll (See Seattle, Wash )

Cashmere (See Wenatchee, Wash )

Cent ral ia (Sec Olympia. Wuh )

Chehalis (Sec Olympia , Wash )

Chelan (Sec W enatc hec, W as h )

Cowiche (See V akimJ., Wash .)

Oaylon ($ce Walla Walla. Wash )

East Wenatchee (See Wenatchee, Wash

Edmonds (See Sea tt le, Wash )

Ellenburg (See Y ak ima. Wash .)

Ephrata (Sec Wena tch«, Wuh .) Everett (See Everett , Was h.)

Federal Way (See Tacoma, Wuh .)

Fo rt Lewis (See Ta coma, Wash )

Gis H arbo r (See Ta coma, Wash .)

Grandview (Sec: Y akima, WISh .)

Grsnge r (See Y ak ima! Wash .)

H oquiam (See OlymPIa. W uh.)

Issaquah (Sec 8clleYUe , Wash .)

Kenew ic k (Sec: Tri ·Cily Wuh .)

K ent (Sec Tacoma Wash.)

K irkland (See Bellevue Wash )

Lake Steven. (Sec Everrtt, W ash.)

Lakewood (Sec Tacoma. Wash .)

M abton (Sec Y akim a. Was h .)

MarJS"ilie (See Everett , Wash .)

M cChord A F.B ($ce Tacoml. Wash )

Merce r IsllDd (5« Bellevue , Wash )

M ountlJ.ke Te rrace (5« Sea tt le. Wuh

Mo-.:ee (Sec Y akima, Wash )

Naches (Sec Y lki ma Wash )

Olympia (See Olympia, Wash .)

Orondo (Sec Wenatchee, Wash .)

Pasco (5« Tt i·City, W uh.)

Pehastin (See Wenatchee, Wash .)

Port Bl akel y (Sec Seattle. Wuh .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ancborage, A lub-Mrs. Robert M Ericbon, 2602 Pa irbanks St. , SPCDard , Alaska

Boise. Idaho-Mrs R. D o.etsttcct, oCll Brookdale Dr ., Boise. Idaho 83701

Coos County, Ore.-Mrs M ike Nosi er , 19U Cottonwood , Coos Bay, Ore.

·Cortallis. O re .- Mrs Brmt Nyden. 3"2 W illamctte, CorTalli" Ore.

Prosser (See Yak ima, Wash.)

Pullman (See Pullml n Wash.)

Purd y (See Tacoma. Wash )

Puyallup (Sec Tacoma , W as h )

Quincy (5« Wenatchee. Wash )

Redmond (Sec BcJ levue, Wash )

Renton (See Seattle. Wash .)

Ri chland (See Tri-City Wash.)

Roy (Sec Ta coma. Wash )

Selah (Sec Yakim a. Wash )

Snohomish (Sec Everett , Wash )

Spokane (5« Spoka ne. Wash.)

Sumner (SC'e Taco ma , Wash )

Sunnyside (5« Yak ima. Wash )

T acoma (5« T acoml. Wash .)

Tieton (5« Y akima, Wash .)

Toppenish (Sec Y a kima, Wash )

VJ.ncouver (See Po rtla nd. O re.)

Vasho n bland (Sec Tacoma W ash.)

Waitsburg (See Walla Walll Wash.)

Walla Walla (Sc-e Walla Walla , Wash

Wapato (Sec Y .ki m a, Wash )

Wenalchee (Sec Wenatchee Wash .)

Winslow (See $ca ttle Wash .)

Woodin"ille (S« Seattle. Wash .) Y ak ima (S« Y aki m a. Wash .) Y e lm (Sec Ol ympia. Wash.)

Zillah (See Yakima, Wash )

CAN ADA

Burnaby, B C (Sec Vancouvet

B C Canada)

Deep Cove. B.C (See Vancouve r B.C Canada)

N ew Westminster, B.C. (See V ancouver. B.C.. Canada)

North Va ncouver. B.C. (See V 'ncouver, B.C., Canada) R ichmond , B .C. (Sec V ancouvet. B .C., Canada ) Va ncouver, B.C. (Sec V ancouver. B C., Canada) West Vancou ver. B.C. (5ce V ancouVCt , B C., Ca nI da)

EugeD(. Ore .-Mrs MYron T Basler, 2171 Ha.mble

Ote.

Kla.matb Falls, Richard Smith '0' Mt P itt , K lamath Falls , Ore

Mtdford. Ore .-Mrs WiJliam Wood. 97 Bla ck O ak Dr ., Med · ford, Ore

PortJan d Ote.-Mrs. Fnoci, Dunn, 2427 N E M ason, Port · land. Ote.

Salem, Ore -Mrs Donald Ndl, 2lH8 5th Ave. N .• Sdem, Ore

Btllevue. Wuh.-Ma. Roy N. Bothum. }411 118th S.E .• Bdk· vue. Wash. 98004

Spokane, Wash.-Mrl. W. G Smith. jr , I. 2801 12th. Spokane. Wash. Tacoma, Wuh.-Mf1. D onald Feill. 869 South 36th. Tacoma, Wash. Everett. Wash. - Miss Grayce McQuttn, 2}20 ColbJ. Enrett. Wash. Olympia, Wash - Mrs. R.lph Brown, Rt 7, Box 'SO, •• Wash.; Mrs. Noyti Talcott, 2303 S Water, Olympia. Wuh.

Pullman, Wash. - MfS. W. P. WeiStI. 601 Sute St • Pullman, Wash. Su.nle, Wuh. - Mn. Ronald C. Eader, 3,67.N.E., l66th. Seattle, Wash.

CALIFORNIA

Alameda Btrkdey. Calie.)

Alamo (See Contra Cosu, CailL)

Albany (See ikrkdey. CaliLI

Arvin (See Bakersfield, Calif.)

Atherton (See Palo Alto , Calif.)

Auburn (See Sacramento, Cali(., Bakersfidd (See Balctrsfidd , Calif.)

Bdmont (S« San Matta County, Calif.)

Btlvtdere (xe Marin County Calif.)

Benicia (See Sol.no County.Napa, Calif.)

Berleelt'Y (See Berkeley Calif.)

Bodega (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Burlingame (Set: San Matta County, CaliL)

Campbell (See San JOSt, Calif.)

Carmel (Su Monterey Peninsula. Calie.)

Carmichad (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Castro Valley (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Cloverdale (See Valley of the Moon, Calif. )

Clovis (See Fresno, Calif.)

Colun (See Yuba ·Sutter. Calif./

Concord (See Contra Costa. Ca if.)

Corte Madera (See Marin County, Calif.)

Cotati (See V.lley of the Moon CaliL)

Co urtland (See Sacramento, Calit.)

Cupertino (See San J ose, Calif.)

Da[y City (See San }:rancisco. Calif.)

Danville (See Contra Costa. Calif.)

Davis (See Sacramento Calir)

Delano (See Bakersfield, Calif.)

Dixon (See Solano County Napa, Calif.)

EI Cerrito (See Berkeley. Calif.)

EI Dorado Hi[1s (See Sacramento) CaliL)

Elk Grove (See Sacramento, Calif.

Elverta (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Escalon (See Stock ton, CaliL)

Fairfn: (See Mar in County, CaliL)

Fairfield Solano County Napa, Calif.)

Fair Dales (See Sacramento. CaliL)

Fowler (See Fresno, CaliL)

Fremont (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Fresno (See Fresno CaliL)

Geyersville (See Valley of the M oon. Calif. )

Glen Ellen (xe Valley of the Moon, Calif. )

Greenbrae (See Ma rin County CaliL)

Guerneville (See Valley o( t he Moon. Calif. )

Half M oon Bay (See San Mateo County. CaliLJ

Ha ywa r (See BerkelC'7. CaliL)

-Walla Walla. Wuh.-Mrs. Don Taylor, 18}7 Leonard Dr., Walla Walla Wash. Wenatchee, Wash. - Mrs. F. P. Mttehan, I}6O 10th N.E , Wenatchee, Wash.

Yakima, Wash .-Mu. Ke ith FaroUII, 814 S. 3nh Ave.• Yakima. Wash.

B.C., Can.

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Healdsburg (See Valley or the M oon Calif.) , (See San Matta County,

Kentfield (See Marin County, CaliL)

Kenwood (See Valley of the M oon, Calif.)

Lafayette Contra Costa, CaliLI

Larkspur (See Marin County. Cali.)

Linden (See Stockton, Calif.)

Live Oak (See Yuba Sulter, Cali!.)

Lodi (Su Stockton, Calif.)

Los Altos (See Palo Alto, Cali!.)

Los Gatos (See San JOK , Calif.)

Mart inez (Sc-e Contra Costa. Cafif.)

Mal'}'sville (See Yuba·Sutter. Calif.)

Menlo Park (See Pal o A lto. Calif.)

M illhrae (See San Mat eo County, CaliL)

Mill Valley (Sc-e Marin County, CaliL)

Modesto (See Stockto n, CaliL)

Monterey (See Monterey Peni nsula, Calif. )

Mon te Sereno (See San j ose, Calif.)

M oraga (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Mt. View (See Palo Alto. Calif.)

Napa (See Solano County·Napa, Calif.)

North Highland (See Sacramento, CaHL)

Novato (See M a rin County. CaliL)

Oakd a le (See Stockton. Calif.)

Oakland (Se Berkeley, CaliL)

Orangevale (See Sacramento, c.m.)

Orinda Contra Costa, Calif.)

Pac ific Grove (See M onte rey Peninsu la, Calif. )

Palo Alto (See Palo Alto , Ca[if.)

Pebble Beach (See Mon terey Penin su la , CaliL)

Penngrove (See V alley of the M oon , Calif.)

Pescadero (See San M ateo County. CaliL)

Petaluma (See Valley of the M oon , CaliL)

P itdmont (See Berkeley. CaliL)

Pleaunt Hill (See Contra COSla, Cali!.)

Ranch o Cordova (See S.cramento, CaliL)

Richmond (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Rio V ista (See Solano County Napa, C.liL)

Ripon (See Stockton, Calif.)

Roseville (See S.cramento. Calif.)

Ross (Sce Marin County, CaliL)

Sacramento (See Calif.)

San Anselmo (See Mar i n County, Calif.)

San Bruno ISee S.n Mateo County. Calif.)

San Carlos See San Matta County. Calif.)

San Francisco (See San Francisco, Calif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

-Bakersfield, Calif. - Mn: R W. Beard. 2607 Crest Dr., B aleers· field, Calif.

Sanger (See Fresno, Calif.)

San Jose (See San j ose Calif.)

San Leandro (See Berkeley, CaliL)

San Lorenz (See Berkeley, CaliL)

San Matta (See San Mateo County, CaliL)

San Rafad (See Marin County, Calif.)

San ta Clara (See San j ose, Calif.)

Santa Rosa (See Valley of the M oon, Calif. )

Saratoga (See S.n Jose, Calif.)

S.usalito (See Mann County. Calit)

Sebastopol (See Valley of the M oon, Cali£.)

Selma (See Fresno , Calif )

Shafter (See CaliL)

Sonoma (See Valley of the Moon, Calif )

South San Franci sco (See eitht! San Francisco or San Mateo County, Calif.)

Stockton (Sce Stockton, Calif.)

Suisun City (See Solano Countr Napa, Calif.)

Sunnyvale (See San Jose, Calif.)

T.ft (See Bakersfiel , Calif.)

Tehachapi (See B akersfield, Calif.)

Terra lind a (See Marin County. Ca[iL)

Tiburon (See Marin County, Calif.)

Tracy (See Stockton, Ca[iL)

Vacaville (See Solano County Napa, Calit)

Vallejo (See Solano Calif.)

Walnut Creek (See Contra Costa, CaliL)

Walnut Grove (See Sacramento , Calif.)

Wasco (See Bakenfidd, CaliL)

Woodland (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Woodside (See Palo Alto, C.lif.)

Yuba City (See Y uba·Sutter, C.lif.)

HAWAII

All t owns on all Islands of the H awaiian Group: Hawaii. Kauai, La nai, Ma ui, Molokai and Oahu (See Honolulu, Ha"'aii)

NEVADA

Boulder City (Sce Las Vegas, Nn.)

Carson City (See Re no, Nev )

H enderson (See Las Veg as, Nev.)

Lake Tahoe (See Ren o, Nev ) tas Vegas ($ce Las VtlU, Nev.)

Reno (See Reno. Nev.)

Smi th Valley (See Reno, Nev.)

Sparks (See Reno, Nev.)

Virginia City (See Reno. Nev.)

-San jose, Calif. - Mu. R J . j ensen , 4698 Applewood Dr., San J ose, Calif. Berkeley. Calif.-Mrs. j .mes Angwin, '23 M agnolil Ave., Pied· mont. Calif. 94611

Con tra Costa, CaUL- Mrs. j ohn Gillan. 77 Crest Ave , Walnut Creek, Calif. Fresno, Calif.-Mrs Roger E. Fipps, 4281 N. Wishon. Presno, CaliL 93704 Marin County Calif.-Mrs. H. A Orrick, III , 2' Oak Way , Ron, Calif.

-MonterC')' Peninsula. Calif.-Mrs. Ar nold E. Downs. 1122 Wild cat Canyon Rd Pebble Beach. Calif. -Palo Alto, Cali/.-Mrs. Bethune Ird and, Bury Lane, Ather· ton, Calif. Sacramento. Calif.-Mu. Glenn W. Wilson. 3622 Pair Oa.k.s Blvd .• Sacramento! Calif. 9,SH San Francisco CaIrf. - Mi ss Lois H tUOn , 901 Powell St San Francisco, Calif.

San Mateo County. CaliL - Mrs. M aye Wymore Sibley. U60 Black Mtn Rd., Hillsborough, Calif. So lano County Nap.{ Calif. - Mrs. Fred M. Campbell, 30t II Camino Real. Val tio. Calif. Stockto n, CaliL - Mrs. R. N. Mather. 2n6 Douglas, St ockton, Calif, V.lley of the M oon. Calif.-Mrs. james P. Clarke, 129 Nonh· wood Ct., Santa Rosa, and Mrs. E. Raymond Hanford. '0, Madrone Rd ., Glen Ellen. Calif. -Y uba SUitt!, Ca[i1.-joan Lee Oliver, 1176 Bulle Ave ., Uba Citr , Calif. H onolulu. H awaii- Mrs Rand Potts, 1466 Kamo[e St., H onolul u, Hawaii las Vell:as. Nev - Mil Walter P. Casey, jr ., }226 S. Topaz Rd., Las Ve,u, Nn. Reno, Nev.-Mrs. R ita Daniels, un Sharon Way, Reno. Nev.

Va ncouYer. B.C., Can. - Mrs. C. Funk Murphy, 60'0 Athlooe St Vancouver 13,

THE ARROW OF

ARIZONA

(au. (See State Memb co rm .)

Chand ler (See Phoenix, A riz.)

Glendale (See Phoe n ix, Ariz.)

Globe ( cc State Memb chrm.)

litchfield Park (S« A dz.

M esa (Sec Phoenix. Ariz.)

M iami (Set State Memb ch rrn )

Peoria (5« Piloe:ni., Ar iz )

Phoenix (S« Phoenix, Ari z.)

Scottsda le (5« Camdback, Ariz )

Su pe rior (5« State Mtmb chrrn.)

Tempe (Sec Phoeni., !!.f it. )

Tu cson (S« T ucso n, Ariz .)

CAUFORNrA

Acton (Sec Antel ope: Valley , (.liL)

Al hamb ra (See Pl uden •. Calif.)

Al pine (Sft San Ditgo, Cam.)

Altadena (S« Pasadena , C.liL)

Anaheim (S« North Orange Coun ty, e.liL)

Arcadia (Sec Pauden a. C.IiC )

Azu sa (S« Covina-Pomona, Calif.)

8"lboa (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

Balboa Island (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Baldwin Park (Scc Covina Pomo na , ull(.)

Baro n (Sec Antel ope V.allcy. Calif )

Bellflower (See Long Beach, Calif.)

Beverly H ills (See Los Angdes. Calif.)

Big Bear (See San Bernardino. CaliL)

Bonsall (See La j olla, Calif.)

Borrego Springs (See San Dielo, C. lif.)

Brn. (5«: North Orange County, Calif.)

Sr:::::"::.-cd (5::: ,$::::;. Mo:::.::::. Calif.)

Buena Park (See North Orange County, Calif,)

Burbank (See Glendale, Calif )

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

Goftlun (Sec Antdope Valley , CaliL)

G reen Valley (Sec San Bernardino, Cali!')

Hennosa Beach (Sec South Bay, CaliL)

H ighlands (See San Bernardino.,t Calif.)

H ollywood (See Los Ange les, \"lliL)

H untington Beach (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

H un t ington Park (S«: South Coast, Calir )

InJtlewood (See Los Angdes , Calif.)

Jul ia n (S«: La j olla, Calif.)

La Canada (Sec La Canada Valley, CaliL)

La Crescent. (Sec La C.nada V.lley. C.lif.)

Laguna Beach (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

La Habr (Sec North Oranse Co unly, CaliL)

La j olla (Sec La j olla. Calif.)

lake Arrowhead (Stt San BCfnudrno, C31if.)

L3kcwood (5«: long Buch, Calif )

La Mesa (S«: San Dielo. Calif.)

la Miranda (S«: Whittier A,ea, Calif.)

Lancast er (Sec Valley. Calif.)

La Pu ente (See Covina -Pomona, Calif.)

La Verne (Sec Covina Pomona, Calif )

Lem o n Grove (Sec S3n Die80 , Calif.)

Leucad ia (5«: La joll a. Calil.)

Lilac (Sec La J olla, Ca liL)

Lomita (Sec South Bay , Calif.)

Loni Beach (Sec Lo ng Buch , Calif.)

Los Angel es ($« either Los Angel es, Cenlinella Valley, or San ta M onicaWes tside. Calif.)

Lynw ood (Sec Lons Bea ch, Calif.) (,.... 'Inu. Monica.Westside, C3Iif.)

Manhattan Bu c h (Sce Sou th Bay , CaJiL)

Mohave \See Antelope Valley, Calif.1

M on lebelo (Sec Whittier Area. Cali.)

Quartz H ill (See Antel ope Valley, CaliL)

Rainbow (See La Joll a, Calif.)

Ramona (Sec La J olla, Calif )

Ranch o San ta Fe (Sec La Jo lla, Cali f. )

Redlands (5«: Redlands, Calrf.)

Red ondo Beach (See South Bay, Cal il. )

Reseda (See Sao Fernando V.lley, Cal iL )

R incon (Sec La J olI.\ Calif.)

Rivers ide (See Rivenlde, Calif.)

Rolli", Hills (Sce South Bay, CaliL)

Ro s.amond (See Antelope: Valley, Calif )

Rosemead (See Pasaden a, CaJiL)

San Clemente (S«: either La J olla Or South Coast, Calif )

San Dielo (See San Diego , Calif.)

San D imas (See Co vina - Pomo na, Calif.)

San Be rnardino (See San Bernardino, Calif. )

San Fernando (See San Fetllando Va lley, Calif.)

San Gabriel (See Puadena, Calif.)

San Mar i no (S«: Pasadena, Calif.)

San Pedro (See long Beach, Calif.)

Sanla Ana (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Santa Barbara (Sec Santa Barbara, Calif.)

Santa Fe SIHIngs ( Sec Whittier ArCl, Calif.!

San ta M onica (See Sa nta M o nica West · side, Ca lif.)

Santa Ysabel (See La J olla, Calif.)

Scottsdale (See Camelback, Club)

Sca l Beach (Set Long Beach, CaliL)

Sepulveda (Sec San Fernand o Valley , Cali!.)

Shelman Oaks (S«: San Fernando Vall ey, Calif.)

Sierra Madre (See i'as adena, Laill , Signal Hill (Sec long Buch , Cali.)

Solano Beac h (Sec La j olia, CaliL)

Sorrento (Sec La Jolla, C.ilf.)

Camp Pendleton (Sec La j o ll ., Calif.)

Capistrano (S«: South Coast, Calif. I Carpi nteria (See S.nta 'Barbara , Cali )

Chatswort h (See San Fern ando Valley Calif.) ,

Chula V ista (5", San Oiet;o. Calif.)

Claremon t (5«: Covin.·Pomona, Cal if )

Cohon (See San Bernardino, Ca li f )

Comp ton (Sec long Beach , Cali f.)

Conoga Park (S«: San Fernand o Valley Ca lif.) ,

Co ronad o (See San Diegor C.I if ) Co rona (Sec either R Iverside o r San Ikrnardlno, Calif.)

Coron a del M a r (Sec South Cont, C.lif )

Costa Mesa (5«: South Coast, Calif )

Monterc:y Park (Sec Paudena CaliL)

M o nrovia (Sec Pasadena. Calif.)

M o ntrose (Sec La Can3da Valley, Calif.)

Natio nal Cily (See San Diego Calif.)

Newport Beach (SC'( South Coasl, Calif.)

North H ollywood (S« SIn Fernando Valley , CaliL)

Northridge (See San Fern3ndo Valley , C.liL)

Norwalk (See Whin ier Area , Calif.)

Oceanside (Sec La j oll., Calif.)

Ojai (5«: Santa Bubar•. CaliL)

Ont a tlo (See Covina · Pomona, Cal if.)

Or. nie (Sec So ulh COUI, Calif.)

Oranie CoUnlY (See South Cou to Calif.)

Southgate (Sec Long Beach, Calif.)

South Pasaden a ( Sec Plsadena, Calif.)

Studio City (See San Fernando Vall ey, Calif.)

Sunland (See La Can.d. Valley. Cali!.)

Sun Valley (See San Fernando V alley, Calif )

Tarzana (See San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Temple City (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

Torrance (See Soutb Bay, Calif )

Tu junga (Sec La Canada Valley, Calif.)

Tustin (See Sou th Coast, Calif.)

Upland (Sec Co vina -Pomon a, Calif.)

Valley Cenler (See La J o lla, Calif.)

Van Nun (Sec San Fernando Vall ey. Calif. )

Del Mar (Sec La j olla. Cali )

Covina (Sec Covina.Pomona l Calif.)

Del Rosa (Sec San Bernard ino, Calif.)

Downey (Sec Whittier Area , Calif )

Edwards (Sec Antelope: Va lley Calif )

EI Caion (See Sao D iego, Cal:f )

EncinitaJ (See La 101la, Calif.)

EI Scaundo (See SOuth Bay, C.l if.)

Encino (See San Fernando V.l ley, Calif.)

Escondido (See La J olla, C.lif.)

Fall Brook (Sce La Jolla, Calif ) Flintridge (Sec La Lanada Valley, Calif.)

Fullerton (Sec North Oranie Counly Cali(,) , Garden Gro.e (Sec North Oranse County Cam. ) ,

Glendale (Sec Glendale, Calif.)

Glendora (Sec Co.ina·Pomona. Calil.)

Goleta (Sec Santa Barbara , Cal if. )

Pa cific Pal isades (Sec Santa MonicaWestside. Calif )

Pa coima (See San Fernando Val ley. Caljf.)

Pa la (See La j olla, Calif.)

Palmdale (See Valley, Cali!.)

Pal omar (Sce La j olll, Cal if.)

Pa los Verdes Estatea (See Sou lh Bay, Calif )

P.nor.m. City (See Camelback, Ariz )

Par.dise Valley (Camelback, Ariz )

Paramount (5«: Lon, Beach, Calif.)

Pasadena (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

Pauma Valley (Sec La Jolla, Calil.)

Pico· Rive,. (See Whittier Area C.liLl

Playa del Rey (Sec Santa M o nica W es t · side , Calif.)

Pomona (Sec Co vina · Po mona, Cal if.)

Pomona Valley (See Covina -Pomona. Calif. )

Po tfUluese lknd (5« South Bay, Ca li f.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Victorville (Sec San Bernardino, Calif.)

Vista (See La Jo lla , Calif .)

Vista lei ana (See La Canada Valley, Calif. )

WairlUt (Sec Covina- Pomo na, Calif.)

Warner's H ot Springs (Sec La J olla, C.dif.)

West Covina (Sec Covina·Pomona, Calif.)

West Los A ngeles (Sec Santa M onica· Weslside, Cali f )

Westminsler (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

Whittier (Sec Whittier Area , Calif. \

Wilminglon (Sec Beach. Calif.

Wilch Cree k (Sec La j o lla , Calif.)

Woodland Hi lls (See Fernando V31 · Icy, Calif.)

Yorba Linda (See North Oranse County, Cal if.)

Yucai pJ. (See Redlands , Cali!.)

Valley, Cal if.-Mrs Don.ld Roc 44n9 N o rth Genoa La neuter, Calif. 93534 ' , -La J olla, Cal if. - Mn W. 1. Buehlman, 412 V incente W3 Y, La j o lla Calif: Camelba ck (Scottsdale & Parad ise Valley, Ar iz ) - Mn R A _ H ulchison, )326 E Sann., Ar iz. Phoenix, Ariz .-M n. Owen P Quk, 2602 N. )8t h PI. , Phoeni x, A uz. A riz.-Mrs. Kmncth Pattm.n, Rt. 2 , BoJ: 737 J , T ucso n, Atlz

Co&iif-_Pomona. CaliL-Mrs J Beebe, 20409 V ia Verd e Covina, Glendale , Calrf.-MB. D G. Co wl in , I HI Dr , 7 , Calif La Canada. Calif.-M rs. Robert Ann i n 4 73 1 lolS Heart La Caruda, C.lif.

Lo ns Dcac h Cailf.-M n. J O Hillman, )771 Hid Hu ntIngton Bea c h, Ca lif. los AD&eles ,Ca lif.-Mn R ic hard Booth, 114 N CartllClina Ave., los Al'I8e1es 4 9, Ca li f. N o rth Orange County, Cal if.-Mn Robe rt E Ikshon, 2720 Terran PI Fullerto n, Calif. Pasadena, Calif.-Mrs William Cla.rk, 676 1 N Longmont , San Gabriel. Calif. -Redlands, Cahf.-M B. Virg i nia H url but , U21 MarguilJ. Dr Red lJ.nds, Cal f. Riverside, Calil. - M n. Richard Ca rtier , Wi nif red, R ivers ide, Calif.

San Bernardina Calif. - Mu. Martin Wells, Andleas San Bernardino, Cahf.

San Diego. Ylif.-(Lxal) Mn Michul R Wlnn , Ra iney. La Mesa, Calif. (Out of lo n) Mrs T. Ed ards Johnson. )-I» Walemon!. San 01(10, Calif.

San Fernando Valley, Calif.-Mn. J oh n Walbelt, 52}8 I..of\lr id ge Ave ., Van Nuys, Calif.

Sanla Barban, CaliC.-Mrs. M. Hentscbke. Venado Dr., Santa Barban, Calif.

Sanla MonKa and Wcsuide, Calrf. - Mrs. Charles Colunan, 418 Nlnlh 51 Sanu MOni ca , Calif

Soulh Bay, Calif.-Mn. Pder Walker , )013 Pasco De Pabl o, T o ua nce , Calif. Soulh Coasl, Calrf. - Mn \Xlalla re A Geflie. 1820 Sandal ood lane, Newport lksch, Callf. LI 8-3 BI. Mn TOOl H o an Jr" Avacado, Corona del Mar. 613 82 62: M rs. R E Jenne:sJ 1800 Commodore Rd Ne port Beach, ulii., 548 -4)63: Mn Jack L Alford, 1)77 Ocean Blvd.. Balboa, Cal if. 675-44Hj loin. Karl upak. 2529 W Lin&an Lane , Sanla' Ana, Calif., Mrs. Wm. Bird, 438 Emerald Bay, La.&una. Beach, Calrf., 494 -8658.

Whlrtler Area, UhC. - Mn R E. BUeman , 13- 65 R aceland Rd La Mirada , Calif

STATE MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMEN

Jf no chairman listed Contact- Mrs George H Moo re, Jr ., 717 Los Altos , Long Bea ch , California 90804

A)IIbllm_

HIII.t..-Ka,lem D Sandlner E.ickson (Mrs. ROM rl M L 2602 Fairbanks St., Spenud, Alaska. Arn • • ..-Marjotie Hibnu Fair (Mrs Frank E.) 20CII 9th St ., Ooualll , A. iz.

A,.t_SoIS-Mary Mltcbell Couc.b (Mu. WIlliam t.). Rt _ 1,80.1 74 , Hot Sprin&s, Ark

C.fifor"i_ Joaone Rich Willey (Mrs. R ichard D ). 6299 Fordham Way, S.cramento 22., Calif. Col.r...a_Maril yn M itchell Seven (Mrs. Robert W.). 1908 Chehon Rd., Col o rado SprmgJ. Colo. 80909 C01I"utitMt-Jea.n Monut Wdu (Mrs. Edward), 323 Sp.ins St , M anchester, Conn. D,lluuiNt-Fl orid_Joa n Elizabeth Tavel Van Ak in (Mrs. Edward), 1615 Ant iqua Dr., Orlando, Fla. G, rl.ilf - Naoq Camp W«kley. Jr (Mrs. J F.), IH7 Wells Dr ., Columbus, Ga. HIIIII"ii-/tIllh_Miw Maraard S. Kin yon, 1103 N 9th St., 8oise, Ida ho Wi.oil-Rulb Bresee Ashbrook (Mrs. J oseph), R R #1, ROlSville, 1Ir. 'lIdi.,,_hma D ykes Dunbar (Mn Willard P .), Rt . I, Colfu, In d. l ow_Mildred H oak Toole (Mn. Wm. W.), 676 44th St., Des Moines , 10 KllnloIS - Ku en L Miler Graves (Mrs. James), 740 H igh land Ave .• Salina. 'Kan ., 67401 Kt,,'Md)'-Thelma M Knebelkamp 1..0118 (Mrs. Wm. G ), }207 Brownsboro Rd I..ouisvi lle 6 Ky L OMiu __ linda Williamson Bamette (Mn. A 4'6 Ontario, Shreveporl, La Af"i"r-Winona. Edminster Chase (Mrs, Allan 5.),8 fait St., Norwa" Me. Af.".,tll"JAfIllJllrhllltllJ-Miu Bubara Putnam, 32 Maine Circle. Shre sbury, Mass. Afirhil..,,-Donna Olds Lauer (Mrs. Arthur L.), 114 Larch, Saginaw, Mich. Afi",'I'l ol_Sa rah Chase Matchan (Mrs.), 2832 Xen ood Ave., M inncapohs 16 , Minn. /tfiJlulippi-Mary Helen Terry Hollid ay (Mrs. James W.), 10 78 Cedar Hili Dr ., Ja ckson 6. M in. "tiuOMri-Ardis Sly Coc (Mrs. Ryland E.) :.1211 McNary St .• Tarkio. Mo. Mo",.,,_Katbrrn Keown Sinclair (Mrs. virgil), 914 M onroe. Helena Mont. Nt.,IIJ.t.-Gwen Mye.ooff Wauoocr (loin. Fred M ), 4021 Sheridan Blvd., Lincoln 6. Neb Nt ..a'..-Edith Moore Saibini (Mrs. Raymond), 80.1 913, Lovelace, Nev. N,w HIIm 'lh;'t-Jea.n Maskwa McCarthy (Mn. J ohn), 677 South St., POrU/DOuth, N H Ntw 'trltr-Jane Weatherford DeBacker (Mrs. 1. P .), 128 Apple Blossom Lane, M iddlcto. n. N J N,w"ftx/(_ Nnu York-Pani Child Rivnak (Mrs. George), 201 Sherbrooke Ave ., Williamsville 2 1, N.Y N ,lh C."..lm_Eleanor Saunders Morris (Mrs. W. T Jr.) , 20) University Dr., Chapel Hill , N C. Norlb D.d O/#-Helen Bowman J.cobsen (Mrs. C. R .), Roll. N.D. Ohio - Marlan Bigham CO den (Mrs. J oseph E.), 2760 Windlow Dr., Dayton, Ohio 4H06 OHllhom_Shariene Stockard Medley (Mrs. T Richa rd) , So uth Sandusky, Tulsa, Okla Ortl.o_Martba McCalllk«hler (Mrs Gtolge C.). 971 S. lnd St ., Prineville, Ore P t nn"rSl4lli_Mateella Wingert Weston (Mrs. ROMlt H ). 422 28th Ave Alt oona, Pa. Rh oJ, Cnylon Collinson (Mrs. J oseph). Tallwood D •. , Darrington, R r. S.Mlh C_oJi,,_Mary Lea McGeary (Mrs. J A.), 30 Gibbcs Ct., Columbia, S C. ALpine 4 -6736 S OMlh D.d ,I_Huei Clark Hyden (Mn. Anton), 207 East 291h St .• Siowr: Falls S D 57105 Tt""'lItr-Miss Carolyn Brisendine, 107 Ogburn St., Paris. Tenn T 'JCIII-Nlncy Darden Pin:u (Mrs. P W., Jr _) W. Elm, Breckenridge Tex. Ulllh-MUJllet Anne Thomas (Mrs. David C.). 96' Fairvie Ave Salt Lake City Utah Buche im Beauchamp (Mrs. Robert W ). 223 Adams St., RUll and:Vt. WII , hill,f, ,,-Dodie Ramsey Matthews (Mrs. Dean E., Jr .), !J002 Kirk ood Dr T.coma Wash. Will V",i"i_Bctl1 Claire Frazier Winterboller (Mn Prank M .). Chappel Rd W Va Wiu. " li_ Iktty McClenahan Barnes (Mrs. Paul M .), 6044 N. Lake Dr. , MiI 17 Wis ' W ,o mi", - Miss Plances Pelis, 1769 S Spruce, Casper, Wyo. ' AllotrJ_Dorothy Pepper Elliott ( Mrs F. G.), 10223 134th St.. Edmonton Aha C,n Col di..-Ruby WhiteTnill (M rs J M ), 173' W 68th , Vancouver 14 'B C Can Vincent (Mrs R , fl .), 273 H arvard Ave., Winnipeg 9: Can. Nlw B',,"JWlu.t II"J p,,,,rt EJWd,d /JIII"dN o,," Seo lill-Miss N.omi Smith 1231 Blenheim Tct H alifax. N ova Scotia Can O", ,i Miss M ary McI...eod. 121uwton Blvd # 606, T o ronto 7 , Ont Ca'n OMtbu-Eliubeth Ann Kerr McDougall (Mu. Allan H ). 617 Roslyn Ave , 6 Que Can .flll.t"'r hnv Wakeman Robinson (Mrs. Lloyd 0 ), Leopold eres., Re8ina, Sask.:·Can.·

WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

LII CroSl , Alabama r

CoU ••n I"'n' , Wyom1nt A

Laura Hi.son, Arltansa. B

CamllJe '."non_ South Dakota A

Karen Kan. Florida .It.

Undo lrun"., _ 'e"n,.,lvan lo E

Chartene Me,.., (OobMn), ArllOMOl B

Carol Kleinsmith, MI,h1lan A

Mary Ann ."0"10.Wood., B

Pat Hanit South Dakota A

HONORARIES

lita Mundhenll., Kon , B, Phi Kappa Phi

Potty T.,"plar, Kan... B, Kappa Del.. PI, Phi Kappa ",1

Su,le Ou lnlon New To'" A. Kappa Phi

SU'an Symonds, Montana A, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Up,ilon Omicron pre,Wont

Judy John.on , W I.con, ln A , Phi Kappa Phi

Linda La,"men, Montano A , !'hI Kappa Phi

Su,on (dgren W l,c on,ln A, Phi Kappa Phi

Jean Splh:e" Wi.con,ln A, Phi Kappa Phi

Sydney laldwln, Ohio A Phi leta Kappa

Jan lonl , Wi,con,ln A, Phi Kappa Phi

Deanna Wenat, B, Pi Lambda Kappa Ph i Wo.h lngton Theta , Ph i l

HONORARlfS

Iryan II rd. Ulah A. Alpha Lambda O.lta

Marilyn Man ,. Maryland B. Alpha Lambda 0.110

Molly 'one, Tuos B Alpha Lambda O.lta .*<relary

Nancy Spi"I•• Michigan d. Alpha Lambda D.lta

Jo I"rton Ulah A. Alpha Lambda O.lta

Caren I Coffman. Colorado B. Alpha Lambda 0.110

Mary Ann Utoh A, Alpho Lambda Delta

Jull. Johnson. T.nn .l.. Alpha Lambda D.lta

Grekh.n Adami North Dakota A. Alpho Lambda 0.110

Ann Cooh Alabama B. Gamma Sigma Epsilon Alpha Lambda O.lta

Mary Palm Soulh Dakota A. Alpha Lambda O.lta

Jack'Dahta Doh.

Streetman s.",h A. Alpha Lambda

Morgore. 'oney North Dakota A. Alpha LaMbda Delta

HONORARIES

Dianne Sm ith, Texal B Phi Ch i Th.ta

Barbara Brook.. Kan sas B Ph i Alpha Mu, Kappa D.lla PI.

France. Brickman , Vermont B. Omic ron Nil

Molly Porter, 'ual n, PI D.lta Phi

Di ane 'right , VI'1II i nl o l' Kappa D.lta PI

Sally lay, Texa. B , 'hl Chi Th.ta

Janet Jogers , Ma in A, Kappa Delta '"

Janlc. Hart , North Dokola A, PI Omego Pi pre si dent

lou l•• Swand.r _ North Dakota A Alpha Delta Th.ta pre li dent

I Calhaul , lo a A, D.lta Om icron

Carolyn Upton, Texas B, Pi Chi Th.'a prel ldent

Carolyn Blum , Indiana Z, PI Omega PI

Nancy Lind , Iowa r. Sigma Alpha lola

HONORARIES

Denk. VI.neua, Montano A, Phi Upsilon Omkron

Carol fromke , New York A, Sigma XI Alpha

Kathy Him., North Dakota -', Alpha ' O.lto Th.ta

K PIlI..., New yodt A. SIt- Thet. ,-

Lena ._"forth, W". Virginia A. Mu Th.ta EplilG"

Janet Kingsbury, Indlano B , f'hi Sigma Iota

Jean Coulthu"" Iowa A, Alpha 'sl Omega

Jrtonc, Wood , T.x A. "', Alpha The",

a.tty Jen<h. , Indiana B. Sllma Alpha Iota

M.""•• Ollv.,_ 0Nv0n r. Alpha Kappa Nu

"nn, Mu"","". 'exas A. PI Si Alpha

Llle., Ohio -E , Mu

Phi Eptllon, Sllma Delta '1

'atty Chamblin , IMilana B. hi Chi

MORTAR BOARD

Lee Anne Horine, Califomla Z Jo Ann Simmons, Wyoml"l A

Tina Fletcher Florida B JoAnn Coda, Montano A tarbaro FOlan, florida A

lois Gro",". Illinois E 'arbora He.ler. illinois E Jeonle Cooper, Ollklhomo B

Toni Ilord, Olilahoma B Norma Gray. Oll'ohomo D Pot Clort, Florida B Judy Lohr, Montana A

MORTAR BOARD

Patricio Stankiewicz , Massochu.elh B

Ann Hess Sou,h Dakota A

Sue Noll, Oklahoma B

SUMn Steuen.on Virv'nia r

let.y Gray, Ohio A

Do"ie Gagnew, North Dakota A

Ellen Perry, South Dakota A

Lincla Schecht.rie, Massachusetts B

IIIth Duncan. South Dakota A

III Cro Alabama r

H",he, WhIH.mo,., Indiana B

Suzl. Crouch, lneliana B

MORTAR BOARD

Coraline Hun"r, 'Mlano 4

Polly Nova., Wisconsin r

Marcia Studebaker, Idaho A

Cynthkt Amidon Vermont n

losemary PaNtsOn. Texas r

luth Montgomery, Tenne,," D

aetty Sdloaf Maryland B

laf'hara Wallace Alabama B

Pam KoIb, Wlsco"sln r

Julie Mldce'son , South Dakota A

Morinell Coe Artansos A

linda Wellman, Vermont B

MerNith Lloyd, Vermont D

Janet Koch Vermont B

CAMPUS LEADERS

Ann. Hiscock , N.w York 6, Vic. pNs /d.nt of dorm

o.bbl. AUcMrcUC. illinois e, Choral.

MorvaNt Come Us on , Wlseoft· sin r. J"nlor Co"n lo, to fNshman women

Mory I Tenlyck , flor ida B. Head of WOfMn's ."Ms Comm it... Cha irman ef

AnneH. MaMa, Wisconsin r, Junior Counsellor to fresh · man wom.n

Shari Jacob, Wisconsin r , Panhellenlc pNsiden'; Junior Counselor to fNshman Wom.n

Manho lric"'on , N.w Yo" 6, V ic. PNl lcMnt of dorm

Ko,.n Jensen , Vermont B. SophomoN Aides, WsGA s.. cial Choinnan

Jean Tarb.II , Mlnnelota A, p,.sldenl of Pan H.II.nic: Co"ncil

tarboro Austin Vermont B. Staff and Sandal WSGA HouM Chairman

Katen Pre is, Vermont B. StoW and Sondal , Second vke ,resident stuct.nt Allotiotion

Mary S.,. Dlliingofsll/, Wis· conlin r, law,.nc. Wornen ' s Association Treasurer

I Jan. Walten, N• .., Yon .0., Orien tation Co"ns.Io,

Deborah Wh ittoker, vermont B, s'olt' and Sondol WSOA p iden ' W

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CAMPUS LEADERS

Mory Thomas, Wyominll A. LiHIe of Minervo, Education Senator, Co,..,o"-.

Edy. John,on, Indiana Z. Who', Who, Junior Clou S.cretary, Student S.nal. ..-

Ann '."Bon , KonMlS A. AWS pre,ldent

Pot Harrison, Colorado Founder and

Carolyn Hun' , T•• al B. Ponh.llenlc vice pruident

Margl. Clut., Wyoming Chlm•• , LiH'. Siiten of MIMrvo. Iron Skull

Mary Erslli".. Vlrtlnia r. 'reslden", Aid. , Secretarytreatu ' Senior ClolS

Pat Naitove, Colorado B, AWS Siove Sol. Chairman, Days Con'rol Com-

larbara Norton , KanlOs A. Chi Delphia pre,iden'

Ko,.n 'Olt, '.PPO". Omicron Nu, Sl,to,.. of the Mol Cro••

Joyce HOlkln. , Virginia HHd MajoN"_

Judy Sutton Utoh A. Spun, AWS "ice president, Alpha Lambda D.lta

Jan Supan , Wyoming A. Chlm••

Nancy Kenog, Coloroclo B, liff" Sisters of MlnflYCI. Ponh.llenic Dad', Day cholfman, AWS Judicial C.uncil

CAMPUS LEADERS

Donna Iybl,kl, Arkan.a. A, Fre.hman Dormitory Coun· lor, AnVel FII,ht

Penny Farthing, Ind iana .1., Green Guard Honorary, Angel Flight

A , Cabinet

• orb lan, Indiona 0 1· cron Nu , Senior Clan TNCI· SUN', Gold Peppen;

Penny Ironnon, Arkanta. A, Sophomore Coun.elor

Liz Clinton, A an.as A, Pre· Law Club cretary, Arkon.a. Youth Leadenhip Council vke

Harriet Hubbard , rlcan.os A, Chimes, Sophomore Coun· lelor Executive Boord

Laraine Setal , Utah A. Spun;

Andef$on , Arbona A, Vaf$ ity Pom.Pom , Phlladel· phla, a.ta Theta PI

Jane Rhodes, Arkon.al A, Sophomore Coun.elor

Pcrtrkia sm , A,izono A• "Phidelphla," WI"

Siny Polk , A on.a. A. Sophomo,e Coun,.I.,

Jan Jone., Arlconta, A. Sophomore (ou"HI.,

CAMPUS LEADERS

Melinda Dougherty, WOlhIngton B , Angel flight

Alice DriiColI , Indiana B , Oceaneoder, .emi-flnalist In Olympics

10111. Kamp, Indiana B , hU.s of Ind iana Court 101 500 Festlvol"

lrit Whitt.mON, Iowa A. Alpha " I Omega , 'anh.l · I.nic treOIU,.,

Virg inia Woodhall. Colorado A. Speakers Congress , Who ' , Who , Mortar Boord

Nancy Hallmann , IOWa A Qui Est, PonheUenic p,.,ident, Chl.f Justice of Hall

Judy Karrohr. Colorado A. Alpha Lambda O.lta , O.an's Lilt, LiHI. Sist.,.. of Mln.rva

Shirley Jon •• , Colorado A Homecoming W•• k Co-chairman , Anger ' , flight

Glnge, Lonon, Colorado A AWS vice pre,ident, Mortar Board , Wlto ' , Who

Sherry Dorward, Colorado A. Spun, Dean', Lilt, Fr•• hman Clau Council

lob.rto lub.nst. in Colorado A Mortar Board , Who ', Who , AWS Senator

Kay 0.11 Franklin, Indiano B. hit•• of Indiana, JAB MCretory

SUIO" Iryont, Colorado A. AW5 •• ,reHnlali •• , Spun. Shlcie", Disciplinary Corn-

Coro Sh,..,., Colorado A. Silver ond Gold, Spur, Daught.r of Minerva, vice p ld.nt

Candy Cauthorn , re.as A. Spooh

CAMPUS LEADERS

'-tllY Paul , Indiana 8, "5 00 F.,""al Princell ," flower and 'alia Show Court, I lie, of Indiana

Sherry Abel , Ohio A, Chime. , Secretary of Cent.r Program loa'"

Lindo Martin , Mi •• inippi B, Ole Min "Y" (,.tory, Ph i Gamma Nu secretary, Phi to lambda "ice pres ide nt

Lud. larson , Millinippl B, WIA secretary, lepre.entative to SeftON

linda Brooks , South Dakota A, Gu idon pre,ldent

Joy Washburn, Ohio A, Chlm , H.ad Molore".

Marilyn Mayo , Colorado A. SiI"er , Gokt , Freshman Council Spurs

Penny Coole , Cal ifornia Z, Spy"

Mary lein, Iowa A, Qu i Est

Joyc. Wilson , South Dakota A, Guidon

Susan H.yword , Minllllppi B, M ill. In'.nollegla'. Conf.renc. d.legate. Campus Sen...,

'atricia 10.lyn, Iowa A. Wllo ' s Wllo Qu i flf pre. iden t

Prl.ci lla Logan , Indiana B. Oc an id.s. Dean 's Ust, Stee,ing CommiH.. Indiana Uniliiii,.,o i undatiOn

Jan Writer Indiana B, ANOMONE. Pam Poms , SteerIng Commi«.. for Frosh Camp

T.re Smith , Cal ifornia Z. Col Club , Chime" Vorsity Songleade,

CAMPUS LEADERS

N Diane ling , Indiana E, ranh.II."1c president

'etsy Wltler. Indiana E , ChMrI.od.r

Tammy f ib , Ohio E. Siuden' Senal.

lynda 'ramleHe , Montana A. Who ' , Who , Llnl. Si".rs of Minerva, Ch •• rt.ad.,

Sharon Smith , Montano A, Little 5i.l e,. of Minerva , A,Iodated Student. Mcretary , lEW (o-(haim an

luth Fernand.I , Arizono A Polli Moore, Montana A, Spur " Miss " Student Nur". of Ar juno, Nurs ing Colleg. Senator

Julie Head Texa s B, Sophomar. Spon.or, 1.'0 pledge SW••thHrt

Cin dy lamm.rs , Kansas D.

AnSl.1 Flight Liftl. Sist.rs of M in.,va. Union Program COl,lncll

Ella Webb , Montana A, Women ' , A,hl.tic Ano d a tl on p,uid e nt

Su. Dayton , Maryland D Judicial Boord S.".'o,y Diamond

Joanne Luebbe , Montana A. MIAWS Trea,urer

Sande Pose, Montana A, Senior Class treasur.r, Miss Congenlollty MSC , Angel

Lois Lahr. Montono A , Aslotiated Wome n Students p id.nt, pre si den' of College Chopter of MHEA

Ann Moon K.ntucky A. Stud ."1 S.nat., Card inal b ird , Dorm counc il

F.m. Hall.man , illinois Z, Panh.lI.nlt

CAMPUS LEADERS

• "Mlk."

lush Chairman

Ana Sol, P.nnsylvania E, Ham.tomlng Qu •• n , Community Coundl pr.siden'

5<hleslng.r, Florido B, Villag. Vamps vit. president, Dorm vit. presid.n'

Judith Ivenon , lIIinoi. A. Senior CkllI sKretary

Sora S.ely, Oh io .6., AWS, Sophomore Cla ll I.pres.nlat iv.

Joan Bowman P.nnsylvanla E, P,es id.nt-Allociation of Wom.n Siudeni.

Marilyn Mollman lliino i. E, Beta Beta B.'a

Ann. Nichols Alabama n, YWCA prelident

Marty I ••••• Ohio d, Dorm pre.id.n'

Pa' Poland , West Virginia A, Li-Toon-AWA

Gail Garri.on . Oh io .1, Dorm pr.sid.nt

Nancy Wagn.r, Alabama n, Education S.nator

Sally Soler, Florida B, Sophomore Clall Senator

Sue Shively, Ohio AWS Jud idal Board ".tory

Alice Landg,.n _ Illinois Z. Sophomore Manag., Univ.rslty Th.a'",

CAMPUS LEADERS

Barbara Judson , Oh io 4, Phi Sodety

Martha Frevert, Oh io At Phi Society

Sandy Soren,en , Iowa B, Droke .eloy. Qu••n candidate, aeau'y 8011 Court . Ch •• rlead.,

SUIGnn_ L. William • • Ohio .1 , Ph i Society

Beth Yancey , Arkansas A, AWS p,.,lden' , Dean', List, Aui,'on' Managing fditor of "The Travel.,"

Lau .... n Stanton, New Yorl!: 6., Panhellenic ••c tory

Sue luggl •• , Ohio A, Senior Advisor

H.len Aug.bach Wyoming A Spun Panh.Uen ic pr•• iden,

Pam IIOUt, Ohio 6, Senior Advisor

Coral VonSergen , Iowa B, Little Si.'ers of Minerva, SenIor Clau vice-pr.sldent, Who', Who

Dano Worley, Iowa n, Ilack'rian prwlld.nt, Alpha PII Omega , WIA

Cathy Hording, Ohio 4, Senior Advisor

Ellen Mad •• n , Oh io A. AWS Jun ior ClOIl Judge

Andie Shu". Indiana Z, 5'u· d en' Senate, Sophomore Cloll .ecrelory

Jull. floro, Iowa B, li"l. 511t.n of Minerva, Gold K.y, Ch•• rlead.,

CAMPUS LEADERS

Doyn. McKinney, Mlnouri A, Student Union Council, Student Adlvltle, Boord

aarbara late. Colorado A, Angels Flight, Sigma Ch i Derby Queen , 0""', List

Ilene f ri uel Alberto A. Panhe'len ic fr.osur.r

Emily Johnson, South Dokoto A. Guidon

Connie Kirby, Florida D Key Sodely Phi Society , libra

Sunny Sprague, Ne w York d, Dorm vice pr•• id e nt, WSGA Program Cha irmon

Catherine Hentz , Vermont D, Staff and Sandal , WSGA Hous. Chairman

lonn ie Wh itwell florida B Panh.nenlc pres ident, Wllo ' , Who, Phi Sigma Iota

Pahy ltad:bum, Florldo r. Tomokan Editor, Women ' • •• p ntatlv. to Upper Court

Den ice Ginn , Colorodo A. Spurs, Silver & Gold

Ann • • c kman , Florida B. Sophomo... Cla n trea'u " , Siudeni Coundl , Fi. s ta Com-. m i H••

CAMPUS LEADERS

Rita Santi, Tenne"•• .6., OKh •• iI

Corol MaYI, Tenne"" .6, Malo,.tte

Barbara Vaughan , Walhington D, Van ity Ch•• rtead.r

Pamela Wh•• ler, Tenneu•• .6.. Who' , Who, Tauel , Orth.- ,i, pre.i dent

Scotty McPh ••ters, Tenne"•• 4, Who', Wllo

Kilty Heflin New Yortc A. Tradition. Comm iss ion

Dodi. Santi , Tenness .d, Oreh.,i,

Carolyn Holme. , T.nn .6, Sigma Alpha lola

Tommy loyd, Tenn."•• .6 , WIIo'. Who, Tauel , Phi Alpha Theta

SUlCm Glenn , Mi n ourl A. Sav itar Organizat ion. Editor

Sherry ',,,by Tennellee 4, Orch.,i.

Noncy Kennon , Tenness A, Who '. Who , Student Govemment-Am & Sc ienc•••• ,,...

ntotive

Lb: Alsobrook , Tenne"•• A. May Ou •• n, Ch •• rleod.,

Queens and Sweethearts

Kathy 'ow.,, VI".'"'. r, '1 Kappa Alpha Playmat.

Karla Ia.'on, Wyoming A, Angol Flight, LiHIe Siston ., MI ",.

Carolyn Ingle , Alaboma D, littte SI,t., of Sigma 'hl Ep.ilon

Jon Klep lftgor, Wyoming A, Presw.n, .f Siemo Nu Sweet. -..

SUMn Eisele, Iowa r, UHf. Silt.,.. of Minerva

Sus.n Mochy, Wyoming A. Snow 0 "

Mary Welton, Kon,os A. Fill Girt of Phi Gamma Delta

luth Morro"" Wy ing A, Army corpene,

Carolyn Cornia, Utah A, LltU. SI,t." of Minerva

larltora eta Wyoming Carpet

Jafte, Ouncon , Kon"" A. Si hn of Mol.... CIOS', Sec,... ,., of Folhlon loa,..

Mary Duckwall , Indiana r, Sigma Chi Sw ,hoart

Kothy McClain , IOWa r. littl. Si,te" of Mlne,..,a

Mary lou Jonkt , Utah .0\, lilli. Sisto,.. of Mlnef'Y.

Queens and Sweethearts

Mary Kay Shaw, California r. Pre,idant Pi Kappa Alpha Liftl. 51 ,.

Camollo Moo tex., r. MI Tu:o s Tech , Ch•• rleader

Suo W illi" Iowa B. Beauty loll Qu •• n, Ch•• rlead.r

Alo.o HOffi"n , Lou isi ana A, QUM" of Freshman lhauty Court

Zan. Yakofl, Florida A. _OTC Sponlo,

Sandy Zimmorman , Indiana Z. Mill loll Stal.

M.red ith Jom llon , lou is lano A. Sw.etheart of Sigma Alpha Mu

Judy Baldwin , Colorado B, Win", Camlval 0 "

linda Watt. , Wyoming A Sw thoort of Tau Kappa Epsilon

J o anne N ib"" Colorado D r 're,iefon' .f Uttle SI,ters of M l norva

Judith Wab, " Callfomla r. H.I.n of Troy

Emili. luchr, Tex.1 r. Kappa Sllma Dream Girl

Jonot Kotek , IIlInol. E. T,lanll. Sw••th rt

Queens and Sweethearts

JOGn Lorenz, Ohio D, au .. n of Smll•• Court

Koy AI.,are" Florida B, Sllma ",I Epilion Calenda, Girt

Sue """,,IKOn, 0,..... r,

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'at arennen, Ohio B, Orchid ,rinee

M.ttolf, Ohio 4., Yearbook Queen

IonnM Mltth.II , 0,.... r, Kappo Sllmo Stordu.t OvNn

Ellen Pili." lilinol. E. National Triangl. Sweetheart

lynne lodg.n , Florido B. Ang.1 Rllht

CIwh An4enen , OhJ. 4, little .sl.ten of Minerva

Joanl. Looml., Oregon r, A I Flllht

Ann 'arle.r, Ohio A. Angel flllht

Martene Anderson , O,..on r, A..-I FUghl

Queens and Sweethearts

Joan Kennebrew, MissiSl ippi A. Campus aeauty

Sharon Harper, Maryland B, Angel Fli ght

EiI •• n Fr•• mon, Oklahoma n. Ansel Flight

Sherry Nance , California Z, Alpha o.lta Thela Prince"

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Hodg e" Oh io A, Militory loll Ou•• n, Miss Chau ls

Lindo K ing , Oklahoma B. Angel Flight

Sua Malone Ohio A, Ch i,.,.. pre,ldent

Noncy Smith , M inne.ota A, Sw thearf of Sigmo Chi

Sue Ann Gibb. , Oklahoma B. R.dsk in leauty

Marilyn Mobley, I.dskin e.outy

Mary Ryd.r, California Z, Little SI,ten of M inerva

Nancy Earle , Califomia Z, M i litary loll Qu •• n

Margen. Montgomery, Oklahoma B. Ang.1 Flight

Coria Gaither Oklahoma B. IEfE inti,...ri", Qu ••n

Queens and Sweethearts

Joanne Duffy, South Dokoto A. Snow Qu "

Marilyn '.tonon, South Do koto A. Honorary Adjutant

Morin Pea,..., O "lon r, .4"Vol Right

th Hunte" Indiana E. Mllitory loll Qu

hclcy "II. Indiana D. Swe heort of Sllma Nu

H.I.n Vollmar, MI ouri B, 'enhint lifto, Qu•• n Mill· fary lall Court

Ann NoYrine , (.II'amio r . 5i,ten of Minerva p,..ident

Ste'ani. Sortork, Millouri B, Special Mald • Homocoml". Court

Kathy Norri., O on r. Delta Tau Deh. ,.,In,•••

Sharon Kemn.r, ColifomlD r. Alpha Tou Om••• Llttl. SI,t.,

DkI.,. lilU,.sloy. Iowa A. fmerold lall Queen

Fran N.I,on _ Ohio A S • h.art of Silmo Alpha Ip.llon

CHAPTER REPORTS

... on 1964-65 Initiates and Outstanding Honors

APHA PROVINCE

Main. Alpha, Un iversity of Ma ine, Initiated 1 964-1 96 5

Sally Crandall, Oldtown, Me .; Glcnna Renegar, Elkins Park, Pa.; Carol Snyder, Danv ille, 111.; Barbara libby, Gray. Me .; Sarah Hedge , lincoln, Mass .; Marcia Blethen , Johnston, N.Y.; Valerie Brown , Norway, Me ; Judy Crane, Melrose, Me .; Sandra Davis , Ogunquit, Me.; Carol Denlon , Saco, Me ; Janis Ford , Brewer, Me .; Judy Gibson, Needham, Mass ; Terry langlois, So. Portland, Me .; Peggy Mabee, Nancy St o ne , Bangor, Me ; Andy Peters, Portland, Me .; Elaine Brewer, Me ; Mary Slavic, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

INDIVIDUAL HONORS:

Paula Red dy, Phi Kappa Phi; Mary Kate Foote. Janet Rogers, Kappa Delta Pi ; Valerie Brown, Neai Matheta.i; Paula Reddy, BalOOn Barbara Barry, All Maine

SARAH HEDGE

No va Scotia Alpha , Dalhou sie Un iversi ty , In it ial e d Fe brva ry 14 , 1965

Audrey Attis , Moncton, New Brunswick ; Barbara Blackmore, Halifax, Nova Scotia; Margard Burslall, Halifax, Nova Scotia; Janet Caron. Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Judy Cosgrove, Halifax, Nova Scotia; Caroline D ouglas, Ontario; Goldberg, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; Mary Mahon, Halifax, Nova Scotia: Candace Malcolm, Saint John, New Brunswick; Victoria Truro , Nova Scotia; Judy Stoddard, Halifax, Nova Scotia; Marilyn Ward, Long Island, New York; Pam Young, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

MILDRED !.EVERMAN

Ve rmont Alpha , M iddl e bury Coll e g e, Initi ate d 1964 - 1965

Denise A Billane, East Aurora, N Y .; Faith A. Cohoon , Auburn, Mass .; Susan A Falck, Lowville, N Y : Lynn E. Long, Pa .; Isabel C. Perkins, M anchester, Mass .; Kristina Ramsland, Mt _ Ki sco, N Y (Freshmen pledgcs will be init iated this April or M ay )

ACADEMlC HONORS :

Elizabeth Fink-Woodrow Wilson Fellowsh ip winner, Mort a r Board, Jr. Phi lkta Kappa .

OTHER HONORS :

Carol J. Olmstead- Middlebu ry Winter Carnival Queen

tAURJEN W AltO

Ve rmont leto , Un ive rsi ty of Ve rmont, Initi ate d :

Gaylen Campbell , Staten Island , N.Y .; M arilyn Anderson, Exeter, N .Y _; Pennie Beach , Vt.; Anna Johnston and Jill Carnahan , M ontpelier, Vt. ; Jane Scannell, K otonah, N Y ; Margaret Kjartansson, Bronxville, N Y .; Dianne And erson, Pittsford , VI.

OUTSTANDING HONORS:

Deborah Whittaker, President of Women's Student Government Association; Barbara Au stin , House Chairman of W om en 's Student Government Associatio n ; Karen Jensen, Social Chairman of Women's Student Government Association; Karen Pre is, second ident of the A ssociation.

DIA NNE ANDERSON

Ma s lGchu se tts 8 e la , Un iveni ty of Ma ssa chu utts, In iti ate d 1964 - 1965

Elizabeth Shelly, Westfield: Patri ca Vernell , Shutesbury; Ju dith Proctor, M ari lyn DiFrusci o, Andover; Christine D zio ba , New Bedford; Susan Farley, Stoughton; Jean Jeffords, Sharon; Linda Mart in, Fairhaven; Georgann Mir ick, Shelburne Falls; Judith Nagle, Northampton; Jean Scafati, Norwood ; Kathleen Wess · man, Springfield; M arcia Brewster, Stoneham

HONORS : Patrica Gully, Phi Kappa Phi ; D onna Bangs, Angel Flight Squadron Commander ; Susan Neet, Women's Judiciary; Carol -Jean Smith Se<retary of Women's Panhellenic

Conn e ct icut Alpha , Un ive rsity of Conn e cl k ut , Init iated 1964 - 1965

M artha Bodwell, Sharon, M ass.; lkverly Brindle , Haverhill, M ass.; Barbara Morash , Waltham , Mass ; Elzine Rildcola , Danvers, Mass ; Mered ith Tucker, Somerville , Mass .; JoAnn Brophy, West Hartford, Conn .; An d rea Lagan , D o nna Nelson, Wethersfield, Conn . ; Lynn Meyer, Darien , Conn.; Ali ce M ontaner, Greenwich , Conn .; Marty Train, Hartford, Conn ; Oaudia Wi ehn , Milford, Conn ; Barbara BaiJlargeon , Meriden, Conn ; Carol Hyjek, Rockville, Conn .; Patricia Light, GlenvilJe, Conn ; Virginia Rogers , Fairfield , Conn ; Susan Zera, Suffield , Conn . ; Brooke Math er M cCarthy, Stamford, Conn . ; Patricia Edgar, New York City , Diane R ink, Huntin gton, N Y .; Nancy H olderman, White Plains, N Y.; Wunn, Ambler, Pa ; Josephine D enaro, Byram , Conn .: Mary Jane Gomez, Newington , Conn ; Cathy Klopfen stein, Southington, Conn ; Mary Lynn Rega, TrumbeJl , Con n. ; Sandra Roberts , Wcslbr"'lok, Conn . ; Leslie O 'Neill,

North Haven , Conn .; Diane Tallerico, Hamden, Conn .; D ia ne Brackett , Braintree, Mass ; Polly T oy. Cranston , R.I .; Cathy Peed, Ha ckensack, .J.

BETA PROVINCE

Ne w Yo rk Alpha Syra cuse Un lv.r'li ty , In itia te d October 4, 19 6 4

Ba rba ra Ba co n, Orchard Park , New York ; Nancy Baker, Binghamton, New York; Marjorie Ballway, Fayettevill e, New York ; Karin Banazek Syracuse, New Y o rk; H elen Bouloukos Albany, New York; Cathy Dubin, New York , New Y or k ; Kilty Heflin , Annapolis , Maryland; Jane Lewis , Broomall, Pa .; Nancy Lighthart, Snyder, N.Y.; Gail Ober, Johnstown, Pa .; Li nda Olson, Snyder, N .Y.; Mary Owens , Miami , Okla .; Jean Rhemus. Schenectady, N.Y., Gretchen Schein, Pittsburgh , Pa .; Susan Schuster, New Y ork, N Y .; Carol Schutte, New Canaan, Conn ; Susan Sherman , Syracuse, N.Y.; Susan Smith , Skan· eateles, N Y .; Carol Vollet , Massapequa , N Y .; Ph yllis Whitcomb , Wellesley, Mass .; Ann White, Amsterdam , N.Y.; Ann Wilson , Chevy Chase, M d.; Phyll is Zent , East Auro ra, N .Y.

Many of the members of New York Alpha have reo ceived honors this year. Sue Quinlan was recen tly tapped 1,)' Pili Kappa Phi. KiHY Henin and Nancy tlaker reo ceived one of the highest h o nors give n to sophomores when they were selected to serve on Trad i ti ons Commis· sion. This geoup has full responsibility for Fres hman Orientation Week . Chris Hall and Gretchen Schein were selected Little Sisters of the Golden Heart (S igma Phi Epsil o n fraternity) Marty Thompson rece ived the title of H o norary Wing Commander, Angel Flight.

Judy Emerline is spending the semester in Poiti ers , France on the Semester·in· France Program.

In November, the chapte r received the Panhellenic trophy for the best attendance at the Pan Hell Ball Recen tly, we received honorable mention as one of three houses on campus with the highest scholastic im· provement.

LEGA WALSH

New Yo rk Gommo , St low,e n(e Un ivers ity Initia te d 1 96 4- 196 5

Jean Gary Armagost, Potsdam, N.Y.; Jane Elizabe th McGraw, Radnor, Pa .; Ellen Widen , Williamstown, Mass. ; M ary Lou Bruggeman , Suffern, N.Y.; Lucile Burt, Fairport , N .Y .; Laura Lee Camardo, Providence, R.I.; Pe· nelope Cordes, Bayside, N Y .; Susan Heibling, L ima, Peru ; Tracy Kn app, Oakland, N.J.; M arga ret McIn tosh , Ossining, N Y .; Beth Randel , Salt Lake City , Utah; Steph· anie Romas , Camillus, N.Y.; Ann Sherman, Syracuse , N Y.; Carol Steffen , East Aurora, N Y.; Louise Weaver Brentwood , N Y .; Katherine Worthen , Ithaca, N Y .; Jo Ann Leib Le vittow n , N Y ; Catherine Steenstra, Gil · ming ton, N . H .

We were very proud to have four of our sisters tapped for honoraries this year Anne Al oi of Cazenov ia, New York , was tapped for Alpha K appa Theta , Sociology H on· orary. Elizabeth H arper of Wayne, New Jersey Carole Alhkinaze of M alverne, New Yo rk, and Nancy Tuttle of Briarcliff M anor, New York , were tapped for the Irv ing Bacheller Society, a society founded with the purpose of giving recognition to exceptional achievement in English This brings the number of Juniors and $mion in S1. law-

THE ARROW Of P, anA PHI

rence H onoraries up to eight. Al so, Marg aret Smith of Burnt Hill s, New York, and Marjorie Burt o n of H o n eoye Falls, New York were selected for the Sophomore H o no· rary , a society whose purpose is to tutor freshman women in areas where they are ha vi ng trouble. An average of 3 1 or better is needed to gain membership to this group .

N ew Yo rk De lta Co m ell Un iversity. In it iate d Se pt e mb e r 27 , 1964

Nancy Allaw ay, Ithaca; Carolyn Crouse, West Hartford , Conn.; Lynn Dewey , Centerville, Ohic; Jean Donnelly , Ea st Rockaway; Louise Elving , Linda McCracken , Ann Ar· bor. Mi ch .; Pa tri cia Geer, Hon o lulu Hawaii ; H o lly Hunt · ley, Bro nxville; Nancy Huxtable , West Winfield; usan Kelsey, Portland , Conn.; Ke Klippert, Peninsula , Ohio ; Bonnie Kupchak , Gail Ri chards. Pittsburgh, Pa .; Ann Mar. tin, Floral Park , Catherine Montgomery , Wellesley , Mass .; Jane M oseley, Bay Villa ge. Ohio; Gail Ready, Greenwi ch Conn ; Diane Rennell, Binghampton; Martha Spangen· berg, Worthington Ohio ; Jercyanne Taber, Delmar ; E Jane Walters , Pottsville, Pa .; Carol Whitby , Schenectady ; M argaret E. Willers, Interlaken .

New York Delta has had many o utstanding honors this )' ear : Judy Harvey was chosen president of Donlon Hall and Judy Areen , Margie Axtell , Joanne Brewer, Marsha Erickson Anne Hi scock B J. H olla nd M ary Mn.nw::In , Mary M oo re, and Sunny Sprague were all chosen as fresh man cou nse ll ors. Sunny Sprague was also elected Program Coordinator of WSGA Stanton is the secretary of the Executive Board of Panhel and Cindy Booth is the sec· retary of the Rushing Council of Panhel. Judy Areen and B. J. H olland were c hosen as Directors of the Freshman Orientation Prog ram for 1965·1966. Pat Peters and Judy Areen are members of the Nominating and Interviewing Committee of Student Government Judy is also a member of the U ndergraduate Judiciary Board and Pat is Chair· man of the Finance Commission of Student Government. Jerryanne Taber is secretary of the Pre Vet Society and Marsha Erickso n is an American Field Service Area Head. We have six Little Sisters of M inerva : Judy Areen , Marg ie Axtell, Candy Cuniberti, Lynn Dewey , B J H olland , and Sue Miller.

Due to an enthusiastic Scholarship Chairman, Andrea Shulman, and an outstanding program New Y ork was able to achieve seco nd place in scholarship among all women's fraternities on campus. Pat Peters and Cindy Booth were chosen as A cademic Advisors for the Univer· si t y. Louise Elving , Sue Kelsey, and Kitty Montgomery are members of Alpha Lambda Delta. Judy Arcen and Judy Harvey are members of Raven and Serpent (Junior Women's H onorary) and Barb Garmirian and Pat Peters were tapped for M ortarboa rd Barb and Pat will graduate Phi Beta Kappa and Pat and Kathy Nohle were chosen for membership in Phi Kappa Phi.

CANDY BROWN

Pe nn sy lvan ia Ep si lon , Pe nn s ylv a ni a Slat e Un iversit y, In it iat e d xhoo l ye o , 1964 - 1965

Clue Weitzel , K athleen Puckett, Rosemont ; Carol Cooley, Pittsburgh; Beverly Larson, State College; AI· lene TirabaS5i, Ebensburg; Oaudia Shest, V alley Stream, N Y .; Carole Ann Smith, Butler

OUTSTANDING HONORS :

CHAPTER: Scholarship Improvement Cup (for the sec· ond straight year); H omecoming Poster Contest- First

Pla ce (by K athy Grogan) ; Greek \X/ eek Poster ContestThird Pl ace ( do ne by M arion Watmough) I NDIVIDUALS : Wh o's Wh o in /fmu i r an and UlliliUJili n, Linda Brunner; President o f the Association of Women Students , Joan Bo wman ; President o f tM Pollock D ormitory U n its, Arl ene T irabassi; H o mecomi ng Queen and President of the Commun :ty Coun cil, An a Sol.

P.nnsyl an io Gamma , Oidci n son ColI .ge, Initiat. d 1964-1965

K a y Arn o ld, Springfield, New An ne Bradstreet , Bath , New York ; Sharon D avie, Westfield , New Jersey ; Nelda Jane D avi s, West Chester , Pennsylvania; Estelle D elknedi ctus, Verona , New Sa ndra D i xon , Newark, IXlaware; Susan Gangwert , Berwi ck, Pen nsylvan ia ; K athleen Grimes, Catawissa , Pennsylva · nia ; Susan K imme rl e , Tarrytown , New Yo rk ; D ia nn e Kl ein , Port Ches ter, New Y ork; Elizabeth M ackintosh , G arden City, New York; Cynthia Ma rantz , Lancaster , Pennsylvania ; Pamela M arti n. M unhall , Pen nsy l vania ; Martha Mill er Bronx , New Y o rk ; M argery Porch, Abin g to n, Pennsylva n ia; Nancy Sarno , Burlington, V irginia ; Laura Scott, Gla d wyn , Pennsyl vania ; Cand ace Shaw , Simsbury, Co nn ecti cut; Nadine tewart , Glensh aw, Penn · sylva n ia; Eli zabe th St rite, Pennsylvania ; Barbara T ucke r, Broomall, Pennsylvania; Ann Wheeler, Batavia , New York

GAMMA PROVINCE

Oh io Alpha , Oh io Un l rsity, Initiat d S.pt.mb.r 2S , 1964

Susa n All en , Po land , O hio; A n n Bethea, Lakewood, Ohio; Carol Birdsall , Valley Stream, N.Y.; G enevieve Chest oc howski , Cin c innati, Ohio; M arylee Nash, Co lum bus , Ohio; Pau la Perduyn , Roches ter, NY ; M arcia Routza h n Euclid , Ohio ; Ja ne Ru dy , Covi ngton , Ohio; D iane Sche nk, Cleveland , O hio.

IN IT IA TED, Febru.,], 26, 196).

Bette Briggs , K ent , Ohio; K are n H armon , Bridgeville, Pol ; Susa n H orne r , Springfield, Ohi o; Taney Kinnison , Birmingham, M ic h .; Portia Layne, El len Reaga n, Ci ncinnati, Ohio; Pamela Long, Columbus, Ohio; Ann Mu rch , Sa ll y Smith, D ay ton , Ohio ; Bo nn ie P arrott , ,M arysville, Ohio; Susanne P or te r, Wil ming ton, Ohio; Nancy Ri ce , Brook lyn , Ohio; Susan Scott , P ittsburgh , Pol .; Tracy Smith , A thens, Ohio

O UT TAND ING H ONORS :

Lynne Ri cca , Mi ss Sig lympi cs ; ue H odges, M iss Chassis , M il itary Ball Qu een ; yd ney Baldwin, M orta r Board , Ph i Beta Kappa ; Nan cy Wells Psi Chi ; Judy Sm ith , Presi. dent of A lpha La mbda Della , Phi Eps i lon Omicro n ; K a re n Freemrer, Alpha Lambda D e lta ; Caro l Congrove , Soc ial V ice President of Student Cabinet ; Sa ra Barnhart , Wome n ' s Judicial V ice President of Student Cabine t ; Sue President o f Chimes; Sh erry Abel, Chimes , Sec. retary of CPB; J oy Washbu rn , H ead Maj o rette, Chime s, Correspond ing Secretary of Student Cabinet ; Betsy Gray, Pres iden t o f M o rtar Board , Cull u ra l Directo r o f CPB; Carol)!n Fl etcher, M ortar Board , Cheerl eader; Peggy M cGreevy President of Jr Panhellenic. PH YLLIS YEAGER.

Oh io a .ta , Iniliat.d 1964-1965

Becky Neiman , Cleveland , Ohio ; M ary Jo H agle r, Xen ia , Ohio ; Suzanne Kn ott, Pat Griffin Beth Griffin , Sherry Gasaway, Jeannie Greenlee, K aren D avis , Colum · bus , Ohio

SHARON M . ZIMM ERMAN

Oh io O.lt a , Oh io W •• I.yon Un i rsity , Initiat.d

January 30 , 1965

H ea th er Banting To ro nto, Ontario ; Kathr}'n Bardo ne , Prarie Village, K ansas; Barbara Batchelde r , M edi na ; Beverly Binlzer, Pittsburgh , Pennsy l vania; Sharlee D o)' le, Karen 'X' hipkey , W es terville; Lyn n D empster, Susan Rupert. Ann A rbor, Mi chi g a n ; Ma rj or ie Ingram Stow : Lu ci nd a H all , Sylvania; P.lIri c ia K ing , Larchmont , New York ; Kather ine Lamb, Ridgewood , New Jersey; Sandra Lee, M ilford ; Lyn n M artin , In dianapolis , In dia na ; K ath · leen Melli ng , Bedford : Su zanne Neuberg, Annan dale, V irginia ; Carol Schiff'ers , H o nolu lu , H awaii; Sara Seely , Ci nci n nati ; Susan Shive ly, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania ; Ano ia Shrader, Fow ler ; K athryn Smu rthw aite , Colum · bus In it iated O ctobtr 4, 1964: M a rk y Corum , Cincin · nati ; J a ne Garnes Ramsey , New Jersey; Susa n \X/ r ight , H un t ington , New Y o rk

H o mecomi ng celebrations we re highlighted when th e Pi Beta Phi s a nd th e 2: III E fraternity wo n first place with the colorf ul fioat, "The W abas h Canno nba ll. " An ot her exciti ng chap te r event was winning second place in the Panhellenic Soro r ity-Fraternity So ng Fes t this spring

M a ny membe rs have received significant honors o n campus this yea r M a rth a Freve rt , Barb J udso n, Ell en M adsen, and Suzanne Williams were se lected for mem o be rship i n Phi Society, the sophomo re ho no rary . Mel issa Parks and An n Wible became members o f l\f E Chosen to be Senior Advisors for next year were: Pam Bl aze r , Cathy H ardi ng, a nd Sue Rugg les Five newly elected offi· cers to AWS Executive and Judicial Boards are also mem o bers o f Ohio 0.. Th ey includ e Gail Garriso n, Ellen M adsen , M arty Reese, Sara Seely , and Sue Shive l y.

The previous preSident, Lee M etca lf, was e lected Le B ijou Q ueen fo r 1965, a n hon or based o n academic standing ex tra curricular activi ti es a nd po tog en ic quali. fies Fran Nelston is weetheart of Sigma Chi M ARY JA NE KELL ER

Oh io Ep sil on , Uni rsit y of Tol e do , In itiated March 7 , 196 5

M a rion

Ernsberger, Wilming to n , D e laware; Sally Brown , Ann Ch apma n, Carol Graham , J ane t H e lfri ch , J an ice K lein , M arsha M o an , M aryann Simpson , K athy Whi tesell, Toledo.

Ohio Epsilon was awa rded th e first " Sp irit s and Tra · ditio n" Irophy to be give n a t T .V . The p resent atio n o f th is large megaphone will become a n annual even t from no w o n Pi Beta Phi topped all th e o ther soro rities in ath leti cs this year o nce agai n win n ing th e 1: A E Ol ympi cs.

Active o n the campus th is year were : Cindy Covington 3S Pan hellenic President, D o rene Mowery as Senio r Class Treas ure r, T ammy Eib a5 Education Represen tative to Senate, and Frank ie Liles as sec retary of M E Int erna · t io na l M usic H o no ra ry .

Pi Ph i cheerleaders are Pat K aise r , Jan e t H elfrich, and Jodie M enzel!. Rochelle Saris and Barb G lazier, mem o bers of the Univers ity of Toled o D an cing Rockeltes, have selected as two of the twelve to tour Europe th is summer.

Ohio Epsilon are to be commend ed thi s semester! They raised the chapter scho larsh ip stan di ng on campus from seventh to fourth Four of the new initiates made ove r a , 2.

TAMMY EIB

Oh io Eta , O n l,on Uninl"llty In iti ale d f e bruary 20 , 1965

Barh Braeu tiga m , Elyria; Beverly Brow n , Columbus; P amela Cadley, Old Green wich , Conn.; M arcia Clark, Grove Ci ty; Kathleen Corbin, Middletow n , N ] .; Ellen Dutto n, M iddleport; J anet H a nsen, Bethesda , Mary land; Susan Hardy, Po rtland , Ind .; Carol H ayward. Islip, N Y ; Pa me la H ict , Greencast le, I nd ; Cidnie J ohnson , Haddonfield, N .J. ; N ancy K napp, San Anton io, Texas ; Cristi ne Kuhn , Export, Pa.; Nan cy Li ebrecht, W a terv ille; Margie M cCusky, Po land; Cheryl Mel ick, Me ntor; Barbara Mel ior, Lu cas ville; Ma ril yn Mosier , Tren ton , N J .; Catherine Mo lo ny, Pl ainfield, N J. ; Judith M yerson, Evans ton, 111. ; Corr ine O elsc hl ager, Pittsburgh , Pa .; Gail Porte r, O ak Hill , W. V i rgin ia ; J ean Purman , Birmingham, M ich.; Ann Steele, G ambie r ; Joy Weidenmiller, Barrington, 11 1.; Swan W ill iams, Sum mit, N .J.; Tracy W ill iams, Lynch· burg, V a.; Carol Wolfe, Pittsburg h, Pa.

It was announced during the second week o f March that K itty Reed had been tapped for Phi Beta Kap pa. Ma ny Pi Phi's wo rk ed o n one or mo re of the ca m· p.igll.i (ur Ie-",ding positions IR the student government associatio n W e were a ll very excited and proud when the results were announced: Maril yn N ais h, Pi Phi junior, was elected co-president of t he school.

RJ.MONA GIBBS

Oh io Z. lo , Ml o mi Un l" . r. ity, Inltloted February 28 , 1965

Marcia Ande rso n, laGrange, Illin ois; D iane Bo rneman, E lkhart. l ndiana; Beth Brubak er , Akron; Sharon Camp, H illsbo ro; Charl otte Clayton , Warren; Pamm Guyon, Rocky River; M arcia H a ll en, Dearbo rn , M ic h· iga n ; Jod y H anna, Speedway, l ndiana; Nancy H ei nle, Toledo ; Pat Lack, Bridgeville, Penn sylva nia; Judy Lehman, Oxford; Cathy Lewis, Westfield , N ew J ersey; N ancy Lucas, Worthington; Joyce M aioli, Cambridge; Ani ta M cBride, Pitt sburgh, Pennsylvania; M ary McEn· erney , ElmhUrSt , JIIinois; Jo Oberlin M ansfield; Anita Schaffmeyer, Baldwin , Long lsi and, N.Y .; D ebbie Smith, D ayton; Jacqueline Th omas, Menomo nee Falls, Wisconsin.

Enthusiasm ran high this fall w hen senio r Patti Bwgess was chosen a member of M iami University's H om e· comi ng Court. New initiates of freshman honorary , A. A .d , are Pamm Guyo n, Marcia H allen, Jody H a nna, Anita M cBride, and An ita Schaffmeyer.

SUSAN ROBER TS

DELTA PROVINCE

Mo ry land lII e lo , Un i"e"i ty of Maryland, Initiate d Se pt. m ber, 196 4

Helen H am, Washington, D .C.; Janet Hart , Baltimore, Md ; Judith Johnson, Silver Spring , .Md .; Nancy Terry, Lake Grove, New Y orle; Lynne Weaver, Ha ddonfield, N.J ;

IN ITIATED-February, 1965

Judith Adams, Adelphi, .Md.; Carol AIMrt, Sil ver

Spring, Md ; Patricia Cl ark, Ch evy Chase, Md .; Elen e r Duga n , Baltimore, Md .; Shirley F ellabaum, Silver Spring, M d.; Patr icia Geiger, Bethesda, Md .; Sharon H arpe r, Bethesda, M d .; W endy Johnston , G arret t Parle , M d .; Carolyn K err, H yattsville, Md ; K at hl een Knmer, Balti · more, Md . ; Prud ence Lara more, Wash ington, D .C.; Bar· bara Mahon, Lutherville, .Md ; M arily n Wash. in gton, D .C. ; Cy nthia Siegman, Westminster, Md .; Lin da Smith, Frederick, Md ; Elda Simo ns , Silver Spring, Md

OUTSTANDING HONORS :

Second place H omecom ing Fl oa t ; First place tr ophy for Ca nn ed Food Dri ve; Two members of Al pha Lambda D elta; Fin a list for bes t·dressed coed on cam pus.

LYNNB WBAVER

Dllt rld of Columb ia Alpha , Ge orge Wa l hington Un J , Il ty, In itiate d February 13, 1965

D ale Klin e, Washington , D C.; Li ddy P ick ens H ampton, V irginia; Sally Short, A.rl ingto n, Virgi n ia; Susy Short, Arl ington, Virg ini a; Jane ComMlia ck, Penn sa uken, New J ersey; K are n D orian, Cranford , New Je rsq; Pamela Fenrich, South Orange, New J ersey; Pamela F rase r , Ke nsi ng ton , Maryland ; N oe lle Gorab, Rehoboth, Massachusetts; P ame la H arris, Alexandria, V irgi ni a; Suzanne J e ffr ey , Arlin.e:ton , Vi!.;!::::.

We are very proud of Nan Webste r , who was recently elected to W ho's W ho in Am erican Col/ eges and Uni. versities, a nd P am Frase r , who was tapped by Terry Sk in ner r eceived an award f or h aving the high est sch o las tic average among women on ou r campus . Sheila Mill e r has been elected to represent th e Chapter as beauty queen fo r Gree k Week

PAMELA HARRIS

Virg in ia De lt a , Old Dom in ion , In iti ated January 9 , 1965

A ctives Initiat ed: Nancy Ande rson , Bonnie Bair, Florence Buckingham , Carolyn Colvin, Judy Edwards, N ancy Edwards, Jeanne Marie Gre ll , J a ni ce H am lin, P at K ennedy, Leigh Lewis, Lee M ansfield Lobed:, Elizabeth Ma rtin , Charlotte M cGin n , Nell McG laughon, Barrie Cas t, Kare n Phel ps, Sheila P owell, Suzanne Schultz, Gail Smart, Julia Smith, Sally Spence, Kathy J udi Sto· num, Norfolk; Sharon Stublen, Joyce Thomasson, Ports· mouth; D iane Bowles, Maya n Cox, H elen Estes, Paulette Sawicki, Betsy Simmons, Lin da T aylo r Virgi nia Bea ch; Gail Lynch, Great Lakes, III. ; Jane Hu dso n Farleigh , Oyster Bay, N Y ; Beth Free, Dall as, Texas. Alumnr ln iti · Ited; El sie M iller Bashara. Carole Burroughs, M arie Cockre ll , Caroly n Fulcher, Elizabeth H echtkopf, Lynnette Sheph ea rd Hei l, Sandra Ben tl ey M andrick, H ogga rd McAfee, Jean D avis Maxwell, Betty Ann M oo re, He len Loftis Pe rry, Sharon Pl awi n, Carol Culpepper Sau nders, Patsy Smyie, Sally Starr, Susan Stocker, Norfolk; Carole Coleman , Portsmouth; Elizabeth H oggard Brow n, Pa tri cia Li ppard DeHart, Bonnie Coleman Lyons, Virginia Beach.

The coveted beauty honor of H omecoming Queen was won by Jeanne Marie Grell who is also Sweetheart for T K E n K A's Playmate Court included Sally Spence, Sharon Stublen, Betsy Simmons, and Barrie Oasl

Not only are the girls socially inclined, they are also .cademiC2J1y inclin<d. Gail Smart, who has bttn upped for K A. H onorary H isto ry Society, and Karm Pbelps, who received. the Faculty Scholarship Award for Women,

were elected. to Who's Who in A mn;ran Colleges lind Univnsiliu. Dean's Lis t students included Lin da Taylor and Jan ice H amlin.

V i rgin ia 4 members h.we also excelled in leadership o n campus. Membe rs o f the Seni o r Class Council include Nell M cGlaugho n, Jeanne Mar ie Grell, Lee Lo bedc, and Gail Smart Nancy And erso n is V ice President of the Juni o r Class, and K a ren Phelps is Treasurer M embers o f the Jun ior Class Council include W e nd y Heen, Ga i l Lynch , Pa t Ch arl otte McGinn, uigh Lewis, Helen Estes, Julia Smith, and Jane H udson Farleigh Wanda A dams, D iane Bow les , Anne Brockmye r, Jan ice Hamlin , Betsy Simmo ns , Sa lly Spence, and K a lhy Steel are members of the Sopho mo re Clas s Council. Pi Beta Phis in the Student Governm ent are : K a thy Steel and Sally Spence, H o no r Court; Beth Free, Gail Lynch , and Judi Ston um, Judi cial Council; Jeanne M ar ie Betsy Simmons, Nell McGlau gho n, and Charlotte McG inn , legislative Council. J ean ne Mar ie Grell is Secretary of Orchesi s Cl ub Engli sh Club officers include Bonnie Bair. V ice Preside nt and J oyce Tho masso n, Secretary . Gail Smart is president of Old Domin io n's Social Fraternal Cou nci l. Pan he ll e n ic Counci l Secretary is Sharon Stublen . Old D o mini on's cheerlead e rs includ e J eanne Marie Grell, cap tain and Old D omi n ion's re p resentative to cheerleaders of Ameri ca

JA NICE HAMUN

Virg inia Gamma , William and Mary COII . g8

Virgi nia Gamma Ch ap ter o f Pi Phi is proud to annou nce their twenty-eig ht members initiated during 1964They are as follows : Chri s Burney, Geordie Paulus, and Bitsy Plybon from Al exandria, Va.; Anne Remigailo and M a ry Yeage r fr om Arling to n, Va .; Lee B ibb Bugden, Fayetteville, N.Y.; Jud y Faust , W est Point, N Y .; Marilyn Hunt , Co ld Springs H arbo r, N Y ; M iss Crowgey, Wytheville, Va ; Barbara Herbert, Ports mout h , Va ; Kay Atkins, Staunton , Va ; J udy Breta na, Hampt on , Va .; Trudy Butne r, FI. Lauderdale, Fl a. ; Lynn D ulin, Chevy Chase, Md ; D ia ne G oodma n , R ichmo nd , Va .; Pam Good ri ch, Surrey, Va.; Beckie Goolsby, Newport News , Va. ; Carole Green , Norfolk, V a. ; Kathy Green, Charl o ttesville, Va .; Sue H a wkins, Roano ke , Va .; Jud y H elms, Martin sv ille, Va .; Bec ky Kellam , Vi rginia Beach, Va .; Diane Letchworth, H opewe ll , Va ; Sandy M cNei l, Birm ingham, Mi ch .; M ary Be th Prett y, Danvill e, V a.; Nancy Pri ebe, Rock Island , Illinois ; El ai ne Ross, Hei del berg, Germany; and Linda Wat son, Will ia msburg , Va.

Undoubtedly the most rewa rdin g acti vity of Virgin ia Gamma during th is yea r was the in i tiati on of the TriK appa c hapte r at Old D omi ni o n Co ll ege into Pi Beta Phi W o rk with the V i rginia Deltas o n their many projects has truly been a fulfill ing e xperi en ce. Al so, V i rginia Gamma is very proud of their wo nde rful su ccess durin g r us h, and their outstanding academic achievement- r ising to second place scholastia ll y o n campus (through much effort ) , In divid ual honors to the fraternity have been many th is year : Susan Stevenson and M ary Ers ki ne were chosen to be President's Ai des; Suzanne Frazer was e lected to Phi Beta Kappa; freshmen , Nancy Pr iebe and Trud y Butner were tapped into Alpha Lambda Delt. ; Pat Patterson was elected to be president of the W omen"s Dormitory Associatio n As part o f a cam paign to pro mote baseball enthusiasm on camp us , Deedle Rowland was chose n M iss Willi am and Mary Ano th er honor

to our chapter, M ar ie Fridenstine is now in Switzerland participati ng in the Experiment in Interna tio nal Living.

W.st Virg Inia Alpha , of W.st Virvi nia , In itial.d

J oy A nde r so n, Spencer, W V a.; Sheila Co rb itt, Parkersburg, W V a.; Paula Toothman, Parkersbu rg, W Va. ; Terrie Lilly, Charlesto n, W Va.; Jane H a ll , Charleston, W .Va .; Sandra M cPherso n, Bethel Park, Pa . ; Suzanne M cPh erson, Bethel Parle, Pa.; Juli a Nicholas, P ittsbu rg h, Pa,; Kathr yn J ane Stepha ns, Charlton Heights, W Va

HONORS :

Jul ia N ic holas, President of Junior Pa nh ellenic; Ellen Ma jor, AWS Jud ic iary Board; Vick ie Rhodes , n K A Calendar girl; Debb ie Anderson , Delega te to the AWS Convention in Uta h; Louanne Virgi n, V ice President of the Stud en t Body; Kathryn Sn«ldon, AWS Ju dicia ry Board; Pa ula Toothman, Seni o r Rep resentati ve to A c· ti"ities Council.

Nor1h Carolina Alpha , Un l.... of Nor1h Carolina , In ltial.d february 21 , 1965

Ad a Lea Bi rnie A tlanta ,G a.; N ancy Dame, Beth esd a, Md ; Nancy Barrett , Bet Taylor, C hapel H dl; Terrell Boyle, Jan Dul i n, Susie G ebh ardt, M ary Lowe, Sally Wiggins ,Charlotte ; S abs Banker, Cincinnati, Ohi o; Gail Austin. Peg M acQuee n. Clinton; H o ney Vol kwein , D allas, Tex ; Julia J o rdan , Robin Link, D anville, Va .; Ann Crutchfield, Greensboro; Betsy Ross M orris, Ja cksonvill e, N.C.; Mary El izabeth Barke r, Jackso nvill e, Fla .; Frances M ock Kinsto n ; Jud y H a ley, Loo kou t Mountain, Tenn .; Euni ce Milto n, Mar ia nn a, Fla.; Susie W arre n, Rale ig h; Suzann e Craven, Roxbo ro ; Ann e Chea tham , Smithfield; Caro l Payne, Tupelo, Mi ss.; G ail M cGrego r, Wa sh ington, D .C.; Bonn ie D avis, Scottie Liipfert, M issy M cKei th en , WinstonSalem.

HONORS:

M yrtie M oo n D i lbro, W ome n's Hon o r Coun ci l; Jane D allen, Valky ries (highest women's honorary soci ety), Amphotero th en (honora ry public speaking society); Judy Haley, Social Ch a irm an of Jun io r Class; Pam Kesler, Treasurer of Juni o r C lass; Gail M cG rego r, Women 's Honor Council; Euni ce Milto n, President of YWCA , Member o f T oront o Ex chan ge Program, Treasurer o f Collegiate Cou ncil o f the U n ited Nations; Camilla W a lters, Secretary of Juni or Class.

BET TAYLOR

Nor1h Carolina a.'a , Dulc. Uni In itialed February 27, 1965

Rebecca Bl oomer, Rockvi lle, Ind.; J anet Bolinger, Ga) le Lee, St. Loui s, M o.; Stella Cole, Du rham , N .C. ; Barb D ean, Grand Rapids, Mi ch ; Abigai l Doggett, Lakela nd, Fl a.; Susa n H agist, Mascou tah, JlI. ; Elizabeth Ha stings, Glen Ell yn , III. ; K a theri ne H umph reys, Charleston, S c.; Beth Shand, K i rkwood, Mo .; Luray Lindg re n, Charlo tte, N.C.; Ann e M cCoy, Tulsa, Okla ; Anne M eye r, McLean, V a .; Karen Mitchell , Edna, Minn .; Ann Mize, Atchison , Kan .; Sarah Patte rson, Alexandri a, Va ; Paula Phillips , Lakewood, Ohio; Pa ula Plam o nde n, Santa Sarbara, Calif.; Sharon Sm ith , Somerville, N ].; Marga r ite Weaver , Memph is, Tenn

HO ORS,

Ann Gilliland and Linda Ore received Woodrow WIlson Scholarships. Libba Barnett was tapped into Phi Beta K appa. J e remy H ewes was elected Chairman of Judicial Board a nd Brenda K olt was elected Secretary of Ju dicial Boa rd. K athy Mur ray was elected Treasurer o f WSGA M eei l yn H oover was chosen at the Chant icleer Beauty Queen. The Pi Phi's won first p lace i n Sigma Chi D er by D ay.

South Caro lina Alpha , Un jy.ni ty of South Caro li na , In it iated Fe bruary 21 1965

Patricia Auld, M arty Cowan, Nancy Frankli n, Colum· bia, S,c.; Bonni e Bake r, M I. Pleasa nt, S,c.; Bett y Barger, Patricia Crosby, Charleston, S.c.; Salley Carter. Kin gs tree; Ruth H owie. Abbe vi lle ; Nancy M anning, Rock Hill ; V ickie Nelson, Brunsw ick. Ga .; P atty Rankin , Lo r is, S.c.; B arbara Reese, Statesville, N .C.; H arriet Wardlaw, A ustin, Tex .; Dian e W ilson, Severna P ark, M d. M an y Sou th Carolina A lpha Pi Ph i's h ave been highly honored r ecen tl y. Genie H owie was recently chose n South Ca roli n a's M iss Student Nurse, J oa n Ben n e tt h as been chosen a finalist i n th e U n iversi ty of South Carolina's M ay Qu ee n Contest, an d during the inte rm issio n of the con test Al pha Order Senio r Women's H o no rary Society, tapped its n ew members, wit h the following P i Phi' s beinp; tapped: Steph :'Jn i Adair, Jc:m !k ctt, AI/II Gray, Suza nne H e nde rson, and ara Najjar.

BRENDA BELL

EPSILON PROVINCE

Michigan Alpha , Hinsdale Coll e g e, In itiated in Fall of 1964

Jill P eron , St. Cl ai r , Mi chiga n ; Bonnie M cD ouga ll , Cleveland, Ohio. In itiated i n Spring o f 196}: Marcia G riffi th s, Lyn d hurst, Ohio; Barbara J 3g0, Lansing, M ichi. ga n ; Linda Randall, Olmstead Falls, Ohi o; Barbara Bren· neman , Wycoff, New Jersey ; Nancy Cavill, Franklin, Mi chi ga n ; Kat hl een Curtis , Wyoming, Ohio; Ba rbara D ienes , Parma, Ohio; Toni Garver, Cleveland, Ohio, J ody SchlJlitt, Cleveland , Ohio; Karen Getler, Willowi ck , Ohio; Cheri H ahn , Ft. Wa yne, In diana; Susan Ja coby, Grosse Pointe, M ichigan ; Sandra Johnson , Westlake, Ohio ; Penny Lindenberg, Colu mbus, Ohio; Carol Olewnik , New Brit· ai n , Conn.; Di anne Shirley, V ermilion, Oh io; Sally Thomas, Mari o n , In diana; L issa Woodruff, chenectady, New York; Martha Wright, D enton, M aryland; Pr iscilla W ebb. D etroit, M ichigan; V irgin ia Young, Shaker H eights, Ohio.

Our chap ter was pleased to receive the Blood Cup for do nat in g the most bl ood in the annual drive sponsored by the Veterans Club

CINDY M AReERO

Mich igan De lta, Albion Co llege , In it iate d 1964- 196 5

M arsha Cobb, Rose Tree M edia. Pa .; Judy D age nais, Naperville, III.; Barbara Gl ocksi ne, Bay City. M ich.; VerJyn Hewer, Grosse P oi nte, M ich , Karen Kl ippcrt, Canton, Ohio , !)aw n Scheffner. Lake Zuri ch, Ill.; M ona Sprenger, Southfield, M ich , Ruth Ann M iller, Manistee, M ich

C HA PTER H ONORS,

M ichigan D elta was awa rd ed the schola rship cup fo r tbe high est all ·campus, all·(rat e rnily average this fall. the Pi Phi 's were also pleased to have eight o f forty ·on e sophomores attend a recent dinner for scho l astic achieve· ment spo n sored by M o rl ar Boa rd , w h ich co nsists of ten members-five of them being Pi Phis.

I ND IVID U AL HONORS , D eanna Kinsey. Bo nnie Ba ll , J oeJl)' n Prout, April D u· Val , Ali ce M ay n ard. Wh o's Wh o; April D u V al, D ean n a K insey, Al ice M aynard, J oel lyn Prout, Rebecca Warde n , M or ta r Board; K athie Kose r, Na n cy Spittle, Al p ha L:tmbda D elta; Ma.r y D avis, K appa Mu Epsilon; Mary J a ne All en, Alpha Phi Gamma; A pril D u Val, Warde n , Phi Al pha Th eta; Al ice M ay nard, K a ren Klip pert, Beta Beta Beta; M arilyn Wright , Los H ispa nislas , N a ncy Peckover, Na n cy Weaver, Sigma Al p h a Io ta; M ary Ann Ami, Linda Newman, A lpha Om icron.

Ontar io Be ta , Un ive rs ity of Wes lern Ontario, Initiate d

Catherine Ba rn um, Betsy Bu rdic k, C h ery l B usby, Carol Carpen ter, Rosemary P op ham, Na ncy Pri ce, Er ica Spencer, Eli za beth Y a ke, London; A nn e Clark, Clara M ich e li , J a n e Shie r, Carroll Wistow, T oro nt o; T o ni Lin da George, Windsor; H ally Conn " , Sre!'!cer'.':!!e, M iir;:YII K r.ight, Listowel; Sally M cLean, Oakville; Mi ch e l e Naughton, Guelph; Carol Anne Neibert, W a te rl oo; N o n a Sametz, Niagara Falls; Susan Shaw, St Cat h e ri nes; G ail S t odda r t, Ottawa; Libby Tackaberry, Owen Sound; P a t Washburn , Port Credit.

A farewell tea was given for :Mrs. Chapman, our h o usemother w h o is ret ir i ng af te r fourtee n helpful years wit h our chap ter. She was presented w ith a sterl in g silve r dresse r set an d we were very pleased to h ave ou r Prov. ince President , Mrs. M eyer, attend t he tea.

P articipa t ing in Student Government, Sally M clea n was re ·elected to University College's Council. N o na Sametz has elected V ice Chairman of the Canad ian U n ion of Students. She and Pi Phi Jane Shier will tr avel t o Fredericton this summer to attend the Eighth Annu a l Sem in a r o f Canadian U ni versity Stude n ts.

Representing Pi Phi in th e Mi ss Western Co nt est were Sue Duffu s, Judy As h , a n d H eathe r M itche ll , an d Jud y was crowned o ne of th e two p rin cesses.

GAIL STODDART

Ontario Alpha , Un iveni ty of Toronto, Init ial e d January 10 , 196 5

Cathy Brou g ht o n , Joyce F ranklin. Carol Gray, Ann e H art, M onica H oughton, Susan Lydialt , Lee Nuffiel d, Kit P a rk inso n , of Toronto; Janet J acusz o f Co lde n , New Y or k , U.S. A . ; Cathy Leahy of London , Ontario; usan Lefebvre o f H untington, and Katie Lof t of Cooksv ille , Ontario were t he new initiates of Ontario Alpha this )'ear

M ONICA HOUGHTON

ZETA PROVINCE

Indiana A lpha , Fra n kli n Coll ege , In itia t e d 196 4-1 965

Susan G oshen , Ind.; Lynda Glendenning, Sa· vanna, Ill .; Sharo n Carroll, South Bend, Ind.; Linda

Hendrickson, To led o, Ohio : Sally K illen WaUWalosa , Wis ; Michele Mad doc k, H o bart , Ind ; Karen Martin , Acton l od .; Linn M a th is, St illwater, Okla ; Karen Mc· Cray, Susan Robe rtso n , Fra nkl in In d .; D orothy Scheibe, East Northport , Lo ng Island , N .Y .

C HAPTER H ONORS :

Pi Beta Phi ·Lambda Chi Alpha team collected largest amo unt donations (or the Un ited Fund: received the Greek W omen ' s Scholarship trophy for 12th co nsecutive semester; Indiana A lpha also ma intained the Nat ional Pi Phi Scho larship Award

IN DIVID UAL HONORS:

Lyn da Glendenning , Karen McCray, Karen Ma rti n, Linn Mathis, Susan Robertson , Mary Beth MacNab, Sally V Barnard , Ann Fisher, Susan Gertrude Shultz, Janet \'1)'song, Margaret Knight ( soc ial affiliate) and Ellen Thorn, D ean's List; Ann Fisher, Trudy Shultz J anet Wysong, Sue Selso r , Becky J acksteit named to 117ho's )f / h Oi Pat Jones president of Franklin Co ll ege Panhellenic Council.

PATRICIA JONES

Ind ia n a Bet a , Indiana Un ive rsi ty , In iti ate d Od ober 18 , 1964

M ary Bruce, Al ice Dri scoll, Louisvi ll e; Ginger Evans, Jan Writer, laGrange, I lli nois; Kare n F itton , Peoria; Patsi Hahn , Muncie; Betty Jencks, Columbus, Ohio; Kathy Kleist, Rocky R iver, Ohio; Meredith Le nn arso n, D es Moines; Bev McCauley, K okomo ; Carol McM ahan, Ri ch· mond; Sheila O'Dea, Terre H aute, Margot Pickering, W . laFayette; Kathy Schoe Jlk op h, In dia nap o li s; M ar ti Sweit· zer, La Porte: T erry Th ompson, Rensselaer; J ea n Ver· hoven, Rive rside, Illin ois j Watley, Saraso ta, Fl or · ida; Barb Weihmiller, Bri dgeville, Pennsylvania; and Li sa Niemeyer, South Bend.

INITIATED Febru ary 28. 1965 :

K aren Cheekley, Elkhart; M arla H abecke r, Cindy Korte, Fo rt W ay ne; Cassie Kamp, Vi cki Fry , India napolis; J oa n K astni ng, Arlington H eights, llIinois ; Gail Parsons , Bloomington , and Peggy Paul , Co lumbus

In dia na Beta is proud to an no unce that we ha ve three members on Mortar Board this year Heather Whittemo re is the president. The two other are Suzie Crouch and Carolyn Tracy. These girls are a lso ex tr emely active i n campus and house activ ities H eathe r is on A W S legis lative Board, is a scho larShip recipient, and as H ouse Manager last semeste r. Suzie is Vi ce·President of Foun dation Caro lyn is President of Y .W C.A., and is a membe r of Student Founda tion.

We some girls who are extremely interested in a thletics this year Mary Jo Thompson is Vi ce Presiden t ot Stude nt Ath letic Board, Kay D ell F rank l in is Secretar y o f Junior Athleti c Board, and D ee Grego ry is a me mber o f Junior Athletic Board. Priscilla Logan , J ean Verhoven , and Alice Driscoll are on Oceanides . Alice ho nored us las t summer by swimming her way to the semi.fi nals in the Olympics. Jeannie Carroll, our famous L U. cheer leader has been chosen " Miss Ch ee rlea der U S A." in a nat ional contest he ld in Fl o rida

There are six add itio nal gi rl s wh o need spec ia l atten · t io n in this issue of the ARRo",;' Pri scilla Loga n is Sec· retary of the Seni or Class, on Foun datio n Steering Com -

miltee, and served as Activities Chairman for the house last semester Julie Rench is on Un ion Board, Secre tary of Freshman Camp , a member of Fo undation , and in Omicron D elta , a bus iness honorary Jan Writer is on LU . Sing Steering Committee: . Freshman Camp Steering Committee, Porn Pons , and is a membe r of ANOMONE Janet Kingsbury is i n Phi Sigm a Iota (Language Hon or· a ryl a merit Scholar, and has studied in Fra nce las t year . Marie Kuchuris, our pas t preside nt , is on Fo unda tion Sleering Committee:, and is i n Al pha Kappa D elta a nd Ps i Chi honoraries Kathy Lybrook is on Fou ndati on , Ph i Sig ma Iota and Pleiaides, and has r«ently received a sc holarship to study Spa nish in Chile this summer. The I ndia na Betas may seem to be all brains a nd brawn this yea r, but we have been honored with many q ueens, also. Joan Kastning is Sigma Chi Sweetheart , and i) a lso on the M ilitary Ball Co urt , Ar butus Queen Court, and Angel Flight. Barb Fenton is the Indiana State Sweetheart of Sigma Al pha Epsilon , and is a l ittle oC M ine rva. Becky Bell is the Sweetheart of Sigma Nu We have four Pr incesses in the "500 " Festival thi s year ; Peggy Pau l, Vi cki Fry, Judy Wak e, and Cassie Ka mp Cassie has made th e final five . Peggy and Cassie are also in the Belles of Ind ia na an d Peggy was o n the court (or the Fl ower a nd Pat io Sh ow . Merri M uelle r is the Freshman Tyronian Queen.

MAR Y LE NN ARSON

tnd iana Gamma , Bul le r Un ivers ity, In itiate d Marth 7 , 1965

Jacqueline Rae Babbs, Westfield , Ill inois; Lind a Lu Crowl , Angola, India na; Judith Elizabeth Gill, Dan vi lle, Indiana ; Gloria Caro l Osman , H ammond, In dia na ; Nan cy Ann H abig, Sandra Joy Hill, Patri c ia Ann Slaug hter, and Ag nes Lynn Steinhour, Indianapolis , In d iana. Lin da Lee Cornwell , Speedway, Indiana.

The Pi Beta Phis are holde rs of many of the major offices on Butler University ' s campus Maril yn M eye rs is stcretary of the sophomo re class, treasurer of A A .d , and vice president of Ihe Student National Education As· sociatio n . J oa n Rasmu ssen is president of the W omen 's Rec reatio n Associa tio n, and D ian e Gable is vice.p resident of the Associatio n of Women Students Dixie Trittschuh and J oa n Rasmussen were elected to .d K Judy Lowe, Lynette K ieff e r, Nancy H ass, Evelyn Martin, and Ma r ilyn M eyers we re all chosen as members of Spurs Carol Causey was hono red by election into Morta r Boa rd, IJ! K 4> , and K M E . Al o ng the swee theart line are Barb Bru de r, K 2: and M ary Du ckw all, 1: X Sweetheart.

MARILYN M YERS

Ind iano De lio , Purdu e Un ive rs ity , In itial e d Octaber 18 , 1964 ond Fe bruary 7 , 1965

Molly Al ger, Man sfield , Ohio ; Sally Arthur , Ind .; Brooke Balkema , Brookston, In d ; Phyllis Beaty , Gerry H aley, Gary , Ind ; Sandy Bottorff, Plymouth, I nd ; Beppy D ownie, Sarah Eckles, Carol Binkley, Ka ren H orton, lafayette, Ind ; Penny Farthing, Kenn 3l'd, In d ; Lyn Glen · deni ng, Ft. Wayne, Ind .; Carla Gordo n , Terre Haute , I nd.; Bettsy H ewi tt , Ashville, N Y .; Ca ndy lichtenfe ls, Susan M cCurdy , South Bend, Ind .; Mary McMaho n , J ean· n ie Pearso n, M argie Stewart, I ndia napolis , Ind ; San Ra msey, Crawfordsville, Ind ; Pam Sprowl , Ap pleto n , Wis .; Ann Thompson, Chicago, II I. ; Susa n Tredwell, Evansville, Ind. ; Karen Jacoby, Indianapolis, I nd.

CHAPTER H ONORS:

P i Phi had the largest number tapped fr o m any h ouse on campUS-Iota I of n ine in Go ldpeppers; second time to have Panhellenic President from ou r ytarS in a r ow.

INDIVID UAL HO NO RS:

D ia nne G omne3. Penny Farthing, Nancy M ich aels, Wendy H a rt, Susue Barr, Christy Washburn, Angel Fli g ht; J ud y N ettes hei m , president Panhe ll enic, G old· peppers , li ttle Sisters of M inerva, Green Guard Honorary; Rose Smith, M ock United Nat ions delegate; Karen Pos t, G o ldpeppers, Om icron Nu. M ade moise ll e Co ll ege Board, Edi torial editor; J oa n Stewa rt , G oldp eppe rs, Theta Sigma Phi , Psi Chi , Adverti s ing edi tor; D arl a Blocks, Goldpeppers, Theta Sigma Phi; Bettsy Hewitt, Goldpep pen; J udy Ricc, Goldpeppers, Jr. Pe am secretary; Gretchen And erso n , Go ldpeppers; Kay M oche l, G old peppers, Omicron Nu; Linda Cobb, Old M aste rs Co· ch ai rman

D IA NNE G OMNE S

Ind iana Z ta , Ba ll Stat Un i rs lty In itiat d No mb r 7 , 1964

Linda Bend er, Maxi ne Kennedy, I ndia napolis, I ndia n a; Susan Rinker, An derson, In d iana; Judy Shawhan . G rl"1""tvwll, i ndiana.

IN ITIATED , J a nu ary 17 , 1965

Sara Lee Die rk ing, Hebron, I ndiana; Marcia Pownall, Ply mou th, I ndiana

I nd ian a Zeta pl aced seco nd in the soro rity flo a t div is io n for H omecomi ng. Edye J ohnson was n amed to Wh o's Wh o in Am t ricttn COl/tgtl lin d UnitltrJiliu fo r 1964-196'. Ca rolyn Blum was in iti a ted into IT 0 IT, bus in ess educat ion honorary.

L YNNE MERANDA

Ind iana Ep sil o n , D Pauw Un i rsi ty Init iat d October 31 , 1964

Cynthia Batts, M t. Prospect, Ill. ; HaUye Bergman, St Louis, M o.; Mary Pamela Blake, Jackson , M ich ; Sharon Bockst2nz, Grosse Poi nte Farms, Mi ch.; Linda Erf, H insdale, 11 1.; Nancy Forester, Wauwatosa, W is ; Janet Humfeld , In dianapolis, In d.; Wendy M ill er, Barrington , 111.

IN IT IATE D February 26, 1965:

Bonnie Berghult, Chi cago, 111 ; Barban. Brayton , I ndianapolis, In d ; Regi na Crawford , M iam i, Fla .; Sandra D ixon, Tulsa , Okla . ; Joan Frederi ck, Webster Groves, Mo .; H ilda Gaston, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Susan Gilm a n , M ilwaukee, Wis .; Jean Hamilto n, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mar ta H ansen, Glenview, II I.; Noel H ayashi, Chesterland, Oh io; Jane H einemann, St. Louis, M o.; Jill Kneeo, Mentor, Oh io; Lynda Lauer, Cincin nati, Ohio; Karen Lind, H igh· land Park, 111.; Susan McGraw, Bucyrus, Ohio; Barbara Malmgre n , F lossmoor, II I.; Susan Robinson , Lebanon, In d.; Jennifer Ross, Norwalk, Ohio; Bamara Smith, Kirk wood, Mo ; Pamela Peabody, Chagrin FaJls, Ohio.

Starting the year off with a quttn has become • traditio n .t Indiana Epsil on, and this yea r was no Judy Herbst , a sophomore, was crowno:l Old Gold Da y QUeal, an honor which tht: Pi Phis have received for thrtt conS«utive years.

But the h onors did not cease. Juni or Nancy Pedersen was elected to Student Court, the student disci pli nary committee, and truly an outstandi ng honor as Nancy was the onl y woman membe r of t hat body. She is also • member of Beta Beta Bet'a , the b iologica l science honorary, and former house treasurer. M argaret McGlei sh, also a junio r, was nam ed Presiden t of AWS Senate. M arg had formerly served as do rm adviso r in one of the fr eshman do rms. Following in her capable footst eps is Lin da Er f, a sophomore, who has been selected to act as dormitory adviso r next f a ll. Juni or D iane Ling was e lected President of Panhellenic, an office she will h old un til next February. Judy Wise, also a junior, has d on e a gceat deal of work in campus radio which i ncludes h avi ng her own morning show Ju dy was selected to d i rect the Spring Litt le Thea ter production , Rashomo n . And yet a nothe r ju nio r, Be th Hunter, was crowned M ilitary Ba ll Queen

NANC Y NORB ERG

ETA PROVINCE

K ntuc ky Alpha, Uni rs ity of lou is iII., In ltl at d 1964 1965

Carolyn B ishop, Margo Edwards, Mary Myers , Merei Vaughn, Pa t W ood, Judy H ay, J o ni Hu ber, Sa Uy Miller, Ci nn y Mu ell e r . Ann Pr ;re, Sh2!Cr:. Seitz., Su5;iU Siiiima n, Margie Winters , l ouisville, K y.; M ary Beth Frazi e r, Greencast le, Ind .; J a nelle Kirkl and , Eustis, FJa .; Cathy Riegler , C hagri n Fall s, Ohi o ; M au reen Tara , Al exandri a, Va .

K ntuclly B.ta , Un lv.rslty of Kentuclly , Initiated 1964 1965

Dane Bridgewater , U rbana , III .; C laudi a Jeffrey, A vondale Es ta tes, Ga .; Lind a Kin g, Williamson, W Va .; Becky M ill er , D eerfiel d, 111.; Vicki Nelson , Chattanooga, Ten n.; Barbara Sprowl, Louisville, Ky .; Kathy Ryan and P a t Ro bin so n, Lexington , Ky .; Pam Ande rson, Coral G abl es, Fla.; D iane Barn es, Larson A.F B., Was hin gto n ; Barbara Bates , H amilto n, Ohio; Pam Bird , D ecatur, III. ; Bev Colley, M ayfield, Ky.; Terri Dean , Manhasse t , N.Y.; Edi Fa lkno r, Da yto n, Oh io; Ka th y H a le, Washington, D C.; Na ncy H ickma n , Charles ton, W.Va ; Sherry Mills, South Bend, Ind.; D on na Sue Mo rr is, Fort Thomas, K y.; Sue Nofsinger, Grttnville, K y.; Stella Renaker, La Grange, Kentu cky; Linda Roo kard, Corbin, K y.; J ay ne M e lton and Peggy Stevens, Lo uisville, Ky ; Lee V an Andale, Springfield , Ky.; K athy W ai n man, N ashville, Tenn ; Barbara Wedek ing, Ru shville, Ind ; Cathy Cowa rt , Ann Evans, and Susa n Wilcoxen, Lexi ngton, Ky.

T nne s," A lpha , Un l rs lty of Chattanooga , In itiated

Judy Bailey, Susan Bridg ers, J anet Cofran cesco , Anna Dalton, M arie Daugherty, Jane De l oach , Sue H ackworth, Karen H elms, Caro l H udson, Suzette J ones, Star Kammer, T K. K elly, J oan Salyer, I r ene Simpson , Ellen Still, Don na Ulrickson , J ane Wade, Cha tt anooga; V irginia Glisson, Oeveland, Tenn .; Susan Little, Trion, Ga. ; Jami Moore, Barring ton, 11 1.; Lin Wall , H untsville, Ala ; Rebecca W allace, Severn, M d.

INDIVID UAL HONORS :

Kay Grubbs, picture editor of Tht ft{ oulIJi". Jane DeLoach , experimenter in Internationa l Living in Brazil in June Karol Kill ia n, initiated in to the University Players

CHAPTER ACCO MPLI SHMENTS:

Cup for Volleyball Championship _ Cup for Basketball Champio nship _

BECKY EVANS

Tennes," leta, Vanderbilt Un ivenity, InltlaNs

Janice Holliman, Tulsa, Okla ; Lyn Brac",ell , Bebe Selig, Gwendolyn Wright, H ouston , T ex ; Gene Burges, Charleston, S c. ; Carol Gene Carter, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla ; Winn Chappell, M ontgomery, Ala ; Anne Chapman Cun· ningham, darksville, Tenn ; Carol Huper, Carbondale , III.; Lynn Anne Hawley, Columbus, Ohio; Margaret Kilgore, Raleigh, N .c.; Linda lipscomb, June McGaw, Meredith Oates, M ary Dale Trabue, Nashville, Teon.; Lynn Lonergran, Webster Groves, M o.; Sharon Mag innis, Bellaire, Tex .; Priscilla McEachern, Patricia Perry, M em· phis Tenn.; Octavia Seawell , Charlotte, N C.; laura Wei!. Greenville, Miss ; Margaret Willbern , Bellaire, Tex ; Sally Barlow, Julie Lottinville, Barbara Roller, Micki Mytinger, Tulsa, Okla.

HONORS:

This year Pi Phi has three out of the six Vanderbilt cheerleaders, Pam Oliver, Em H enard , and Ann Lewis_ Susie Straight and Bette Ross took first place in the intramural badminton tournament. Pat Trueblood , Phyllis Smith, and Mary Jewell were accepted to Vanderbilt in France (or the spring semester Tenncss« Beta won sec· ond place in the Homecoming decorations th is year. Our pledge class had the top pledge class average (or the fall semester with a 1 88 Judy Shanks has just received a Fulbright Scholarship to study abroad next year.

Tenne"ee Delta, Memphis Siale University , Initialed March 7, 1965

D orothy Ann Adams, Hopkinsville, K y ; Lynette Caskey, Sikeston, Mo.; Linda Gail Rives and Virginia Dahnke, Union City, Tenn.; Phyllis Tyler Fra zier, Osceola, Ark.; Rebecca Ann Conrey, Linda Blanche Ellison, Patricia Ann Jones , Sherry Blenda Millard, Joan Nunnally, J oyce Leigh Stiner, Sue Sherwood Vickery, Ali so n Elizabeth Strawn, Memphis , Tenn.

PAT WEST

THETA PROVINCE

Alabama Alpha, College

The (ollowing girls have been initiated into Al abama Alpha (1964-6'): Pat Alford, Alice Atk ins, J ane Edge, Sharo n Phillips, Anne Walker, Birmingham, Alabama; D onna Barnwell , Martha M errill, Ann iston, Ala.; Melanie Duffey, Janice Guernsey, Pensaco la, Fla ; Sharon M attox, Norbor ne, Mo ; Pat Strother, Shawmut, Ala.

Outstanding ho nors earned by Alabama Alph a this year include the (ollowing selected to be in Who ' J Who in Ameri(tln College; alld Un i llerJilin.- Kimi Stinson, Barbara Payton-Wright, Nancy M urphree, H olly Farme r, and Melinda M cEachern The (reshman class at Birming· ham -Southem elected offi cers for the first time this year, and Alice Atkins , one of our new initiates, was elected secretary of the class Carolyn Gomillion was chosen secretary o( the Student Government Association, and Bar·

ban Wright was selected to be senior women' s representative (or SGA Pat Gray bill is also wo men's SGA representative and was elected cheerleader earlier this year (or the BSC basketball team Ann McKnight and Melinda McEachern were chosen favorites (or the SONJher" Aue"l, the campus yearbook

SYLVIA SHUMAKE

Alabama leto , Univers ity of Alabama , Initiated

Linda Burdette, Cla nto n, Al a.; El izabeth Robinson Florence; Margery Robin so n D ot han ; Barbara Barton , Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Judy Cl owdus , Oneonta, Ala ; Alice Gribbin Freeman, Tuscaloosa; Susa n Price, Hu ntsville; June Falkenburg, Mary Lo uise Schilleci, Janice TIlomas, Judy Keister, Judy Lanier, Judy Marshall , Fatrisha Mann, Donna Strickand, Birmingham

Alabama Gamma , Auburn University , Initialed

January 10, 1965

Patti Bean, Mobile, Ala . ; Ll oyd Berry, Dawn Hogan , Pat Jeanes, Mary Sue McNam«, K ay Mo rr ison, Patsy Pa rker, Jeannine Pippin, Birmingham, Ala .; Debra Crow, Thomasville, Ala .; Ellen Dowman, Decatur, Ga .; Margene Engman, Atlanta , Ga ; Jane Hall , Theresa Holman, Lane Murphy, Montgomery, Ala.; Kathleen H eadrick, Stone Mountain, Ga ; Sue Martin, Trussville, Ala ; Julene Ptomey, Evergreen, Ala ; Nancy Trexler, Huntsville, Ala.; Walker, Mary Frances Wear, Betty Williams, Auburn, Ala .; Anne Ma rie Wolfe, Albany, Ga.

Among the honors which have come to Alabama Gamma this year, the one in which we take the most pride is winni ng the trophy for the Ugliest Man o n Campus co ntest_ Pi Phi and K appa Alpha sponsored Tucker Frederickson in the eve nt Some of the pro jects whi ch we used to earo money for this included selling chicken dinners to fraternity houses on Sunday night , selling autographed pi ctures of Tucker a nd chances (or a late with h im. However, the project whi c h made the most money for us and on whi ch we expended the most effort was washing and ironing boys' shirts-six (or a do llar.

Also this year Betty Williams was selected Delt a Sigma Phi Dream Girl and Anne Williams was in the top twenty for Navy Col o r Girl. Anne is also president o( the Pan hellenic Council this year and has just finished a wonderful job as one of the two co-chairmen for the Auburn University Greek Forum.

JAYNE WELCH

Florida Alpha , Slelton Un ive rsity , Init iale d 1965

Canda ce Bangs, Dawson , Ga ; Sandra Bowles, Martins · ville, Va ; Di anne Evans , Brunswick. Ga ; Jeanette Ferrell , Jacksonville, Fl a ; Linda Lippoldt, Gainesville, Fla ; Dorothy McDonald, Coral Gables, Fla ; Rhoda Prince, arasota , Fla ; Susan Schlatter, Eau Gallie, Fla.; Nancy pears, Mansfield, Ga . ; Carol Wainman, SI. Augustine, Fla ; Nancy Wutz, N Miami Beach, Fla ; Stephanie Yakots, D eland, Fla.

HONORS:

Barbara Fagan , Mortar Board; Karen Kane, W ho 'J W ho in American Colleges and UniversiJies}' Zane Yakots, ROTC sponsor.

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florida a . fa , florida Stal. Un iversi ty , Initial e d 1964 196 5 Betty Cody, Lynn Callahan , H o mestead. Fla : Ann C rapps, Sanford, Fla .; Joanne Elliot. Ann Worsham O· celia Wade Jacksonville Fla ; Elaine G oins. Sandy Hamilton, Fort Lauderdale, Fl a.; Barbara VanderM ark Con nie Susan H ines, Cherry I Wills , M iam i. Fla ; D iane \'<f atkins , M arietta , Georgia; Kathy Jones, Deerfield Bea ch , Fla ; D eborah Cords, Sally Saier, West Palm Beach, Fl a ; Ann H arwood , Lake land , Fl a .; Marsh a Hu ghes, Tallah assee, Fl a.; D o nie Lair, Pahokee, Fla .; Sharo n Lester , Coral Gables , Fla.; H e len Walkup M,. Intos h, Fla .; Sue W isema n, Abing ton Penn ; M,HY W ise r, Winter Park , Fla . ; Pa t Shea , Tampa , Fla .

OUTSTAND ING HONOR S OF IN DIVID UAL MEMBER S

Pat ri cia Clark, President of Fl orida Beta Chapter, M ortar Board, Ga m e t Key , Junior Ju dic:a ry , H onors Program ; Sandy Clark, «re tary of Florida Beta Chapter, Presi dent of a Freshman Dorm , President of M ortar Board , V ice Presiden t of Garnet Key, H onors Program ; Jean Pa steur, President o( a Freshman D o rm, Garn et Key Morta r; Mi chele Schlesinger , Vi ce o f a Fresh ma n D orm, M ortified ; Joanna Romer , Assistan t Editor o( Ta/ly.Ho (year book), A nge l Fl ight , Sophomo re Council , Board of Publications; Trillv M ichel. A ng t>I Flight ; J oyce Howser , F.S U Cheerleader; Elaine Goins , Delta Chi Greek Girl , Gymna stica; Pa t Shea, Ang e l Flight: M ary Hutchi so n, Little Sister of A T n, Mademoiselle College Board; Kay Alvarez, T ally H o Court , Sigma Phi Epsilon Calenda r Girl ; Susan H ines, Alph a Lambda D elta; Sally Sa ier, Senator, Sop homore Class Sena tor ; Sue Wi sema n, Gymk ana Pr incess, Gymnastica; Tina Fl e tcher, M o rtar Board, Garnet Key; Jo M cConkey, Little Sister o( A T fl

Florida Gamma , Rollin s College , Iniliate d 1964-1965

M ary Lynne Fort, H ann ah H empstead, Ron nie McFa ll , Fort Lauderdale ; Sally Ewell , Srtauket, N.Y .; linda Harris , Oviedo, Fla .; Christabel Kel ly, Clewi sto n ; Jean M orris, New Britain, Conn ; Linda Nichols P ueblo, Colo.; Giuliana Pete rso n, Beth any, W .Va . ; Sharon Rose· wi cz, South Bend , In d ; Linda Simpso n, M iami; Jeredith M cjunk ins, Winter Park; Jani ce Farnswo rt h, Philadelphia , Pa.

INDIVID UAL HO NORS,

Elizabeth Whitwell , President Panhellenic, Phi Sig ma Iota, Wh o'J Who. Gail Buettner, Phi 5ociet)" Key So. ciety, Wh o' s Who. Connie Kirb y, Ph i Society , Lower Cou rt, Key Society, Libra, Patsy Blackbu -n , T omokan editor , W omen ' s Representative to Upper Court. M ary T en Eyck, H ead of Women's Rules Committee, Chair. ma n of H ouse Councils. H annah H empstea d, Secretary of Freshman Gass An n Beckman , Treasurer Sophomore class, Student Council Representative, fiesta Committee. Laurie Gordon, Secretary Junior Gass , Fiesta Committee, Sa n dra Willard, Cheerleader, Student Counselor. linda H ar r is, Cheerleader ; Lynn Trout, Cheer leader.

ANITA RONCAGLIONE

Georg ia Alpha , Un ivenity of Georg ia , Initiated, 964-1965

M arilyn Munn , Jane Welch, Columbus; Mary 01500. THE ARROW OF

Sa vannah; Pat Wil son , M aureen Waindle, Shar o n G rosch , Judy M cCracken, Jean Fraser, Atl an.ta; Dale Gra kes , D ecater; Kay Busby , H ephzibah; leslie Sayre, Gamesvllle; Ann S.c.

IOTA PROVINCE

lIIin o i. Alpha , Monmouth Colle ge , Init iates of 1964 -1 965

Suzanne Grant, Ri ve r Fores t, JlI. ; D orothy H a r ris , Virden , III ; Gail H ar to ng, Jacksonville, I II.; Brooke H en ning, Cranston, R I. ; Bar ba ra H en ry , Sava nn a , Ill. : Les lie O ' o o r, Arl ington H eights, Ill ; lynn Stan cil , Berwyn , II I. ; Ly nne Work , Kirk wood , Ill.

HONOR S,

Thi s year Illino is Alph a Chapter has bee n ac t ive in e lec ti o ns. Mi ss K a i H amilton was elected Student Body Secretary of O ur chapte r was fortunate to have three Pi Phis o n the homecoming cou rt M iss Susan Wichert as H omecomi ng Queen, Miss Elizabeth Fuller :b Senior A tte ndant, and M iss Linda Jungbluth as Juni o r Attendant. Also M iss Elizabeth Fuller was chosen 3S \'(f inter Carnival Attendant.

Illinois a el a-O e lta , Kno)( Coll e ge , In itiated March 21 , 1965

Mary Azer, l orna McCl ella n , Chicago; M argaret Bin ni on, D enver ; Nancy Cra ne, La Gra nge Park; J ane Den. nison , Wheaton; Marilyn Dress ler, Naperville; Margaret Gamble, Pekin; M argot K ah n, Baltimore; Susa n Welsh , Peo ria; Christina Schoen berg, Wichita, K a n ; Lynn Sharp, K at hy St. Cyr , St. Louis. M o.; Cynthia Smith, Evanston ; ally wise, Galesburg; Ka thryn uter, New S hrewsbury, N.).; Susan Walsh, lakew ood, Ohio.

Several Knox P i Phis have been se lected for va ri o us programs offered by Kn ox a nd other universities in this co untry and ab road. Barb D a Pi sa and Pat Em ard were among the seven Kn ox juniors who were chosen to par ticipa te in a p rogram providing teaching training in the metropolitan schoo ls of Chicago, Nancy R abens tein, a sophomore, has been selected to her junior yea r at the University of Berlin. Shelly Boone has been given an assista nts h ip in the Classics depar tment here a t Kn o x V icky A nderson , graduating this yea r after three years of undergraduate study , has received a two thousand dollar scho la.rship (rom H arva rd for work on her M aster of Arts degree in M ath Education.

WENDY H UMMEL

Illino is Epsilon , Initiated 1964-1965

Bonnie Ikllow, New Y o rk City; Elaine Borland, V al · eric Wagner, Evansto n, III. ; D iane Bra zier, East Alto n, III.; M ary Chipps, Susa n J ones, Joan M ollma n, Brent · wood, M o.; Ellen Crowl, Washingt on , D .C.; Mar jori e Eifrig, River Fores t, III.; Sally G iesecke, Bartlett , II I.; Patricia Goldsmith, Ann Ar bor, Mi ch ; Patricia G ood· kind, H ewlett H arbor, N.Y.; D eborah H am:com , Be· thesda, !I. [d ; Susan Harting, St Louis, M o ; Barbara Jones , Wilme tte, II I.; D eborah Jones, Des M oi n es, I owa; Linda Franklin Lak N ). ; Laurie Lobell Salrsdale N Y ; Joan Lunde, Oak Parle.. 111.; D iana Melton, Bright· waters , Long Island , N Y.; Viclci M eyer, Fayetteville , Ark ; Ellen Reinheimer, Princeton, N Y ; Julie Rh ine· hart, Fort Wayne, Ind ; Lynn Sl oan, Arlington Height s, III.

I N DIVID UAL H ONORS,

Barban Heller, President of Lorelei Club, Mortar Board; Lois Graessle, Symposium Extcuti\e Board, Morta r Board, Council on U nd ergraduate Life; andra D ietl, M ode l US co-chai rman ; Marily n Moll man, Ikta Beta Beta; Nancy Dean , Al pha Lambda D elta; Lynn Zimmerman, AW S Standards Trai ner ; D ebo rah J o nes, AWS Social Chairman; K a thy Powell, Chairman of Chapel Associations.

Illi no is Ze ta , Unl y ersi ty of illino is

The University has just stuted deferred rush this yen and we ha ve no n e w initiattS

OUTS TANDI G HO NOR,

Fulbrigh t Scholarship, Pat Barylske; Ph i Beta K appa, Betty Carol Ingerso ll ; Phi Kappa Phi , Betty Carpenter , Carol Ingersoll, Debb ie Bergman; A lpha 1.2mbda Delt a, An ne D allma n, Ca th y Lamprecht , Margo M iller , Vi cky M orr is, Gl e nda Parsons, Nancy Temple ; Ma sk and Bauble, Alice Landgren, J oan cot!; hi -Ai , Gl enda P arsons.

illino is Eta , Mill ik in Un ive rs ity, In it iated 1964-1965

M ary Barber, El mhurst; Barbara Chasteen , India na polis, In d.; Ann Davidso n , Western Springs; Adela ide J o hn son, M oline; Martha Ptttry, Shelbyville; Nancy Freischlag, Emily Goodenough , Ann e Hei n le, Kathry n Kellar, D ecatur.

This year many co-chairmanships of various committees we re held by Pi Phi 's: Dail Stutsman , Theme; M a ry Ann Suter, Qu een; Linda Lat h erow, H omecom in g Show ; Janet H e nd ri an, Recep ti on and Registra tion; and Lesl ie M cLaugh lin , Dance Arr.lngeme nt s.

There have been nume rous individual acco mplishments in addition to the many cha pter act ivi t ies. Christina Kl oke r was co-chairma n of Fres hma n Camp. E lected as co-captain of the cheerl eadi ng squad was Barbara Carlin. Ch ery l Th ompson, Maril yn Schoettle, and Colleen Edie we re also elected cheerleaders (hi s year. T wo fres hmen , Ann Da vidso n and Barb ara Chasteen, were chosen ( 0 the Pam- Porn Squad.

Cheryl Th ompso n was chosen as co-ed it or of the school newspaper, and Linda Lathe row was selected as assistan t editor of the yearbook. Loren e Carlson and Ma ril yn Sc hoett le were elected treasurer and secr etary respectively of the Junior class. Elected as sec retary of the Sophomore class was K athy Grady , a nd Cathy Mart in was elected as treasu r er of the Freshman class. Carol Phifer serves as sec retary of th e U niversity Cenler Board and was elected as co-chairman of Greek Week

Other honors that ou r ch:lpter cI:lims :lre Jane Looft, member of National Collegiate Players and Les lie McLaughlin, ca ndida te for Vi ce Preside nt of Student Senate. Recently el«ted to Who 's Who were M ary K ay Gisol o. D arle ne Wittenauer, Barbara Carlin and M ary An n Suter. M ary K ay Gisolo was also elected to P hi Kappa Ph i. D IL ST UTSM N

Illi no is Th.ta , Bradl e y Un inni ty , In it iate d Odober 25 , 1964

Rita Cabral H ono lii Pal i, H ila, Hawaii; Amy Cesa l Ci cero, III.; Susa n Chamberlain, Peoria, Ill. ; Sandra McGuire, Park Ridge, 1I1. ; Connie Crookshank, Hartsdale, N Y.; Janet Hintz, J oliet, Ill.

IN ITIATED FEBRUARY 28. 196)

Betty Jean Brockmeier. Edwardsville Ill. ; Carole Crump , PIqua, Ohio; Christine Finkbiner, Gl adw)' ne, Penn.: Peggy Schroeder, Rockford, II I.; Jacqueline Forman. Deborah Hoye, Kathleen Kahn , J a nis Nothdurft, Jan Owens , Pamela Risinger, Christine Roth, haron W ildermuth, Peo ria, Illinois.

HONORS,

Pat O ' M ar was elected Commander of Angel Flight. Chris Pr ilz is a semi-fina li st for AlJ -Campus Queen Ceri Rabe r was Freshman -Sophomo re Queen. Carole Crump was initiated into A lpha umbda D elta.

AM Y B. C£s ,

KAPPA PROVINCE

Wi. consin Alpha Unlv.nity of Wiscon si n , 'nit iot d 1964-1965

Colleen McCabe, Gene Moncrief, Mi chelle Weiss M adiSOli, Wis .; Constance Bringe, M ilw aukee, WiS .;' Lind a Hurt, Wheaton, Ill. ; Linda Cowa n , Cleveland, Ohio ; Nancy Dafoe, App leton, Wis .; L inda D avies, Jud y Johnson Carol Schwichtenberg , Wausau , Wi s.; Cheryl Davi s, D ia ne Fox, Racine, Wis.; Kathie D e Hart, M illtown, J .; Ma ry Fitton, Cedar Rapids, Io wa; Sue H ovda, Maso n Ci ty , Jowa; Ali son Gostow, Grosse Po inte, Mi ch .; Ch ri stine Liefert, Wauw atosa, Wi s.; Mary Lyn n Lauson, West Bend, W is.; Ca rol Nichols, Caro le Sloa ne , O ak Park, II I.; Mand line Snedstad , Bel oit, Wis .; Greta Smith , Kensin gto n, Md .; Sue Snyder, Escanaba, M ich.; Mary Winquist , Roc kford, Ill

IN DIVID UAL HONOR S,

Alph a has seven members of Phi Kap pa PhI. They are: Cynthia Christianson , usan Edgren , Kat hi e Fishbeck , Judy Johnson , Christ ine Liefert, Janet Long, Jeanne pitzer Virgi nia D ickenso n , Phi Beta ; Ka th ie Fishbeck, Mortar Board; Ruth de Fl o ri o, Ph i Beta ; Margie H osma n , A ir Force BaH Queen ; Co nnie Koosma n , president of K appa Eps ilon; H eather Mill ar , Eta K appa L<tm bda

MARY FITTON

Wiscon si n l e ta , a e lo lt Co lle g e, In it iate d 1964 - 1965

Mary Bl a ney, W estchester, 111. ; Janet Miller, Orangeville, 11 1.; Mary Jasper, Sy racust, New York; Jane Rando lph , Hi aleah, Fla . ; Linda Rowe, Ponca City, Okla .; Linna Renee Teag ue, Denver, Colo.

L}'nn Burlingham, Prin ce ton, N J.; Nancy Milne , Wilmette, 111. ; D iana M ann, Normal, III.; Su san Ruml , W innetka , 111.; Gaynor Shay, Swa r thmore, Pen n.; Winifred Adam s. Los Altos, Ca lif .; Nancy Fi sch er, Colorado Springs , Colo.; A lice Goetzke, Beloit, W is.; Katharine G osi n, Neenah, Wis ; Jane Taylor, Portage W is.; H ildegarde Gray , Bethesda, Md.; Lind a Rey nolds, Watertown, Mass.; Nancy Rey nolds, Kans as City, M o.; N a ncy Rob in son, Shaw nee Mi ssio n, Kan .; Brooke Sheffield , Me lbourne Beach , Fla .; Francis Tausig, Arling to n, Va.; Kri stina Go rdon , Westpo rt, N .Y _

OUTSTANDLNG HONOR S

Renee Teague reigned as H omecoming Queen. All of ou r 1St semes ter pledges made their g r ades and were

initiated ; Lynn Burlingham was queen of Campus Car. n ival; Wi sco nsin Bcta was first in scholarship amo ng the so ro rities on campus ; J an e Tho mpson elected secretary of the Class of 1966 of Bel o it College ; Linda PiecchaJa and Sarah Ll oyd chosen for W ho's Wh o in Am e rican Colle ges and Universities

ANN HOFSOMMER

W ilCon .i n Gamma , law rence Colleg e. Init iated 1964· T965

Louise Kustoef, Annette Maffia, Chicago, 111.; Patri cia Phelps, Minneapolis, Minn ; Kathy Peak, Geneva , IlL: Linda Stoikowitz, Calumet City. Il l.; Susan Bohlman, Ellen O ' Connor. Milwaukee, Wis.; Sandy Butler, Peshtigo, W' is ; Marg aret Granger. Cleveland, Ohio; Judy Halgren, D owners Grove, 111.; Ann Hansen, Neenah, Wis.; Karen KoJpack, Mayville . Wis .; Ella loebe. Orland Park , IlL; Kathy Mathos, Char Petri, Fond du lac, Wis ; Susan Miller, Elizabeth, Applfton, Wis.; H elen Stephens, Cen· tralia, 111.; Karen Swan , Cleveland Heights , Ohio; Wendy Weller, Ann Arbor, Mich.

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Patricia Sayre, "Best Loved" Senior Woman; Mary Sue Dillingo fski , lawren ce Wome n 's Association Treasurer ; Shari Ja cob, Lawrence Panhellenic president; Margaret Cornelison, Shari Ja cob, Annette Maffia, Carla Mettling, jUlliu[ CuulI:tdlul:t to f. resl, mafi Wo men . JAN MODESITT

Manitoba Alpha , Un ivers ity of Manitoba , Initiate d 1965

Sandie Anderson, linda Beattie, Jane Bremer, Judy Brister, Louise Elliot, Linda Greenaway , Nancy Goode, Gra ce Hall , Margaret Harvey, Donna Joy Irwin, Beverley McKenzie, Barbara Shelford, Bette Smi t h, Ros lyn Taylor. BETTE SMITH

North Da kota Alpha , Unlve n ity of North Da kota , In it iate d 1964-1965

Ma ry Aakhus, Thief River Falls, Minn ; Signia Soren · son, Lynnette Harders. Greenbush , Minn ; Mary Kay Johnso n, Aberd een , S.D .; Carol Anderson, Hallid ay; Amelia Charlson , Min ot ; Ka ren Gomowich, Forest River; Carolyn Hamann, Di ckinson ; Margaret Helling , South West Fargo; Twyla N orman, Westhope; Margaret Roney, Carrington; Renee Sandstro m, Plaza; Martha Dean Schroeder, Williston; Joann Senger, Bismark; Ruth Severson, Grand Forks; Barbara Varberg, Sonda Stewart, Fargo; Karen Verke, Langdon ; Sa rah Vogel , Mandan

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Jan ice Hart president, Pi Omega Pi; Mary Kay John · so n, pres ident, Sigma A lpha Iota; Karen Sorenson , president, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Louise Swander, president, Al p ha Delta Theta; Kathy Hillis, president elect, Alpha Delta Theta; Margaret Roney, Carolyn Hamann, Alpha lambda Delta ; Ka rol Konrad , Sweetheart of Sigma Chi : Sandra Wickland , King Ko ld Karnival Kween Angel Fl ight; Karen Ska rperud , Angel Flight; Ju dy Also n, Sally Vogel, Pr incess Platoon

GRETCHEN AoAMS

Alberta Alpha , Un iversi ty of A lbe rta In itia ted 1 964- 1965

She ilagh Corri ga n , Janis Crosby, Carolyn lloyd, Grace

THE AllOW OF PI BETA PHI

McPha il , Marion Twiss, Margarate Bate, Sharon Bahry, Su san Brem ness, Sharon Bounds, Pat Hurst, Evangeline LaBerge, Mary McLachlin, Mary Marshall, D o nna Munro. M a rgaret Penn, J a ne Webb , Josie Elliott, Edmont on : Karen Jacobson , Donna Jager , Camrose, Alberta; Sharon Counch, Vancouver, B.c. ; Lo is Everitt, Toneld. Alberta ; Maureen McClennon , Redwater, Alberta; Lynn Mooney, High River, Alberta ; Gerry O ' Reilley, Medicine Hat, Alberta ; Barbara Willoughby, Catherine Willoughby, Lethbrid ge, Alberta; Mara Coote, Calgary, Alberta.

Individuals receiving outstanding honors : Catherine Whelihan , Gold "A" ring, member of the Gold Key Society ; Dolores Margaret Hutton , Panhelleo.ic pres ident; Il e ne Frizzel, Panhelleni c treasurer.

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Miss our i Alpha University of Mi ss our i, In itiate d 1964 - 1965

Donna K ettler , Kirkwood, Mo ; Abigail Barker, Webster Grove, Mo.

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Minta Hash, Student Activities Coun cil, "The Glass Menagerie"; Jayne Blankenship, "The Medium," Secre · tary to the Big 8 Student government; Beverly Meyers , EXe(1.!tive Bo!!d, St. P.:t! Bo.::-d; Si dner Alke, Best Dressed Girl on Campus: Jud ith Graves , Homecoming Queen finalist; Carol King, Military Ball Queen; Susan Glenn, Savitar Organizations editor; Doyne McKinney, Student Union Council, Student Activities Board. DOYNE McKINNEY

Mi ss ouri Be ta , Wa h ington Univenity , In itiated 1964 - 1965

Barbara Braun, Essex Falls, N ].; Barbara Borkon , Carbondale, IlL; Marcia dine, Indianapolis, I nd ; Dianne Drummy, Terre H aute, I nd ; Judith Johnson Kansas City, Mo . ; Susan Johnston, Shawnee Mission , Kan . ; Carolyn Levin, Paducah, Ky ; Nancy McDaniel, Peoria. 111. ; Josephine Marschel, Gloria Mills, Helen V o llmar, St. Louis , Mo. ; Martha Morris. Decatur, 111.; Christine Mueller, Bettendorf, Iowa; Jane Priddy, North Little Rock, Ark . ; Susan Talbott, Bethesda, Md.; Linda Tiffany, Wilmette, 111. ; Wendy Williston, Colo rado Springs, Colo

CHAPTER HONORS

First pla ce homecoming decorations with The ta Xi Fraternity ; F irst place Sadie Hawkins Day

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Stefanie Sartoris, Special Maid on H omecoming Court ; K3ty Telfer, Susan Stoehr Homecomin g M aids ; Hel e n Vollmar, Pershing Rifles Queen ; Helen Vollma r , Betty Jo Bussman, Military Ball Court; Maggie Henriksen , Air Force Military Ball Court; Laurie Hall. University Angel Flight representative to Regional Angel Flight contes t; Nancy Paton, Susan Stoehr, Julie Wessel, Cheerleaders; Katy Telfer (president), Julie Wessel (vice pres ident), Nancy While, Chimes ,

Mill ouri Gamma , Drury , In itiate d Se pt mbe r 11 , 1964

Karen Diesing, St. Lo uis; Jane Winegudner, Springfi el d; Sally Orr, Columbia ; Judi Robers, Carthage ; Cris Rheinold, Tulsa, Okla.; Susan Sigler, Shreveport . La.

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Bev Baity, Webster Groves; Katherine Patterson, Jopl in; Sally Aton, Katy Ad ams, Anna Davidson, Springfield ; Candy Hayes, Thayer; Cathy Ferguson, Ft. Carson., Colo.; Susan Allen, Tulsa, Okla.

Members active in dramatics include Vicki Carter who had a major part in the Drury Lane Trouper production of "Cat On A H ot Tin Roof' and Marcia Mobley who had the lead role in "The Miracle W orker."

Named to the Dean 's Hon or Roll for the first semester of the school year were: Sally Aton , Bev Baity , Katherine Patterson, Karen D iesi ng, Jo Hoplcins, Sahnny Johnson, Cindy Lais, Sherrie Bailey, Mamie Scharpf. Freshman Tenth for 1963·1964 included Karen Diesing , Jo Hopkins, Sahnny J oh nson , and Cindy Lais. Sophomore Tenth: Vi cki Carter, Marti Hanss Juni or Tenth: Sherrie Bailey.

Among Drury 's Ten Best Dressed on campus were Karen Diesing, Suzie Langston, Sandy Marlin and Jane Winegardner.

Missouri r also has the following honors: Betty Haseltine, Pan hellenic Qu een; Karen Diesing, President of D .1 III, H onorary French Society; Kay Kelly, l: N White Rose; Vicki Carter, A X A Sweetheart; Candy Hayes, Mi ss Tad pole; M adelei ne Bartling, Mis sou ri's National College Queen; Susan Abbott, member of the Student Life Coun· cil.

Jo HOPKINS

Arkan sa s Alpha , Un lvenl ty of Arkan s a s, Initiated Fe bruary 21 , 1965

Tessie Tu ck, Damaris Lindloff, Pam Williams, Janet M cAllister, Fayetteville; Nan Ellen Dickinson, Sissy Po lk, Little Rock; Betty Bridgforth, Forrest City; Harriet Hub.. bard, Fort Smith; Carole Bresler, Hope; Catherine Caldwell, Ann Ballenger, Pine Bluff; Floye Kale, Marvell; Nancy Nickels, W alnu t Ridge; Vera Jo Cook , Hot Springs; Timothy Allen, Marianna; Judy Robinson, Sherrill; Barbara Tremble, Shawnee Mission , Kan.; Dee Chil· dress, J oplin, Mo ; J aniece Van Valkenburgh, Tul sa, Okla.; Penny Brannon, Susan Hutton, Dallas, Tex.; Sara Ann Brown, Steele, M o.; Susan Storey, Shreveport, La.; Jane Rhodes, Springfield, Mo.; Suzanne Norfleet, Memphis, Tenn ; Mary Denker , Odessa, Tex.

Arkansas Alpha is very pleased to have the following campus honors thi s year. Carolyn Berry has been selected ao; a Fulbright Scholar and will be in Spain n: xt year. Three of our girls were selected as Wh o's Who in i'fm eri(a n Col/eges ana UnifJersiJies,' Linda Lou Evans, Nan Allmon, and Marinell Coe. Beth Yan cey has been elected as President of AWS for next year. Mickey Pryor served as Treasurer of AWS and Vice President of AAWS for this year. Our Phi Beta Kappa members are Bonnie Bonnell and Carolyn Berry. Mary Ellen Rothe and Mari nell Cae are our Mortar Board members. Nan Allmon was co-ed itor of ou r school yearbook, The Razorbad. Ellen Eagleson, one of our new pledges. served as President of Sophomore Counselors. M ickey Pryor and Donna Rybiski were counselors in freshman dormitories. Lynn Freeman, another new pledge, served as an Army ROTC sponsor. Sandy Smith and Donna Rybislci were Angel Flight members.

CAROL BOWMAN

Artr; ansa , e ta , liNt e l ock Un ivenity , Initi a ted 1964 - 1965

Juanita Core, Pine Bluff; M aribeth Stewart (Koch) , North Little Rock; Brenda Vance, Benton; Jeri H ay nie, EI D orado; Fili Thomas, Gayle Rainwater, Sue Llewellyn , Carolyn Shuffield, April Phillips, Sheri Rogers, Sara Wynn, little Rock_

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Mary Ann Woods, Who'J Who, Sword & Shield; Laura Hix so n , Wh o's Who; Charlene Meyer (Dobso n) , Who'J Who, 196:5 H omecomi ng M aid; Mary M cLaug hlin , Who's Who, Sword & Shield; Carolyn Shuffield, LRU 1965 Homecoming Qu ee n ; Ann Croft, Miss Congeniality 1965, Miss LRU contest.

lau ldana e ta , Loui siana State Un iven ity , Initial e d 1964-1965

Elizabeth Ann Brockman , Jackson, Miss .; Penny Persons, Tucker Neilson , Carolyn Sentell, Shreveport; M arth a Bruce Blanks and Mary Minett Holl y. Bastrop; D on na Gayle Callaway, Alexandria; Charlotte Ann Cook, Ruston; Catherine Cecile Dav iso n, Metairi e; Barbara Currie Denham, Carol Marquot , Karen Becker Perkins, Mignon Stephanie Peters , Ingrid Ann Smith, Sandra Lynn Smith , Mary Camille Traweek , Sharon Turca n, Baton Rouge; Terry Dugas, Jean Gauthier, Carolyn Newbig, Placque· mine; Jane Trevor Eustis, Pamela Ann Grasel, Mary George Jester, Linda Pauline Lawrence, Gayle Marie Weidner, New Orleans; Alice Marie Gautreaux, Morgan City; Virginia Gay Golsan and Sue Pierson, Mansfi eld; Cynthia Ruth Fink and Ellen Gale Jory , Eunice; Joan Guidry, Lafayette; Karen Elizabeth Keller, Church Point; Penelope W Lee , Tyler, Tex .; Sandra Ann McPherson, Lake Charles; Carol A. V . McKain, Franklin; P atricia J. Potter, Lake Arthur ; Lucy Gail Roberts, V entress ; Jennifer Louise Speer, Vivian ; Elizabeth Young Sutton, Gibsla nd. Elizabeth Wilde Trest, Suellen Travis Trest, M iami, Fla .; Vendl a Elizabeth Turk, Evergreen, Al a. Outstanding Hon ors: Chapter won third in songfest. Individuals winning honors: Suzanne Bogan, Ange l Flig ht comma nder. Angel Fli ght: Margot Barnett, Karen K eller, Penel ope Lee, Lee Pri ce, Ingrid Smith , Sharon Turcan , Jean Gauth ie r, Al ice Gautreaux. Minett H olley and Carol Marqu ot; SGA Cooed vi ce president, Mimi Herbert ; vice president, College o f Education, Marie Slett; secretarytreasurer, Arts and Sciences College. Suzanne Bogan; Mu Sigma Rho, Shelia Jo White. Ann Robinson; College o f Agriculture representative, Judy Holley ; D orm itory presi. dent, Ellen Banfield; D arli ng of LSU, J obie Payne; Darling Court, Anne Vest ch, Sandra Futrall; Darling Fa· vorites, Judy Linton, Doris Durbin ; Who's Wh o, Dori s Durbin and Linda Bird; Scotch Guard, Sandra Ma cPherson, H elen Laughlin, Ellen Gardner; lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl, Sandra Futrall; Pi Kappa Alph a Dream Girl, Cecile Cenac.

Mllll n lpp i Alpha , Un iversi ty of South e m Mi njni pp l, In itiat.s of 1964 1965

Marilee Dukes, Betsy Gardner, M argaret Morton, Patricia Burns, Margueritte McDonndl, Hatt iesburg, Miss.; Robin J ohnson, Sylvia Price, Virginia Bruce, Merid ian, Miss ; Linda Price, Barbara Webb, Gulfport, Miss .; Janie

Selby, Joan Kennebrew , Vi cksburg , Miss .; Grace Walker , Nancy Walker, Biloxi , Miss .; Marilyn Lenz, Sandra Rum · felt, Jackson. Miss.; Phyllis Long, Pensacola , Fla.; Pamela Miley. Magnolia , Miss .; Pamela Pritchard, South Mil waukee, Wis. ; Patricia Ward , Natchez, Miss .; Janice Myers, Laurel , Miss ; Donna Noblitt, Columbia, Miss .; Dawn Cormartie, D ee rfield , Ill.; Gail Rouse, Quincy , Ill. ; Katrina Farris , Po rt 51. Joe , Fla ; Melody Herring, Mead ville, Miss .; Mary Hudson, Semmes, Ala .; Donna Keeler, Hobbs, N.M.

Mi lllui pp i Be ta , Un ivel'lity of Mlului pp i, In iti ated 1964·1965

Cynthia Babers, Gainsville , Fla .; Beverly B idd y, Gre · nada, Miss.; Linda Flowers, Jan Ray. Earle, Ark .; Linda Jones, Mobile, Ala.; Terry Lever, Greenville, Mi ss.; Jan Mauldin , Pontotoc, Miss.; Marinell Moore, Jackson, Miss ; Jacque Stahlman, Natchez, Miss .; Claudia Williams, Clarksdale, Miss .; G ale Wuestefeld, Mer idian, Miss.

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Marinell Moore, University Scholars; Jacque Stahlman , Phi Gamma Nu, Beta Al pha Psi; Lucie Larson , Susan Heyward, representatives to U niversity Senate.

GAIL STEWART

MU PROVINCE

Iowa Alpha , Iowa Wel ley an , Initiate d 1964-1965

Jane Eddy , Sigourney, I owa; Mary McLeran , Mt. Pleasant, I owa; Mary Reiss, Lone Tree, Iowa; Sherry Roberts , Ainsworth, Iowa; Joyce Klama , Evergreen Park. 111.; Joan Smith, Lombard, III. ; Sue Johnson , Amityville , N Y .; and Di ane Smith, Sheffield, Mass ; Johnann McKittrick , Burlington , Iowa; Diane Billingsley, Lockridge, Iowa; Elizabeth Da venpo rt, Osceo la , Iowa; Judith Thompson, Washington, I owa; Jacque Wood, Mundelein , 111. ; Beverly Calhoun , Barringt o n , Ill.; Melinda Glowacki , New Yo rk City, N.Y.; Delia Lanphere, Middleville , N.Y.; Di a n Luck, Los Angeles , Calif.; Leigh Livsey, St. Louis , Mo .; Louise Davies , Warwick, R.t.; and M ary Kinnally , Ph illde lphia, Pa.

I owa Al pha was first scholastically in Fall semester, 1964 , among sororities

I ndividuals receiving honors were Nancy Hallmann , Panhellenic president, Chief Justice o f Hall Court, Qui Est; Mary Reiss, Qui Est; Patr icia Roslyn, Qui E st (president) ; Rita Russell, Qui Est; Patricia Roslyn, Who's Who,' Rita Russell , Who's Wh o,' Diane Billing sley, Emerald Ball Queen ; Bev Calhoun, Delta Omicron.

SHERRY ROBERTS

Iowa Be ta , Simpson Coll ege, Initiated 1964 - 1965

CHAPTER HONORS

Lisbeth Blatteoberg , Leawood, Kan ; Jean Boccali, J oyce Dahlstrom , Karen Hartung , Ann Wirtz, Des Mo ines, Iowa; Cathie Campbell, Oskaloosa, I owa; Lynn Champlin, St. Louis Park, Minn .; J a net Cline, Carole Van Duz e r . Menl o, I owa; Annie Laurie Davenport, Oscrola , Iowa; Barbara K orschot, St. Louis, Mo .; Linda Larson, Ames, Iowa, Dawn Nebel, Arlington Heights , III. ; Margit Reedholm , Nevada, Iowa; Salty Rinemuth , Monroe, Iow a; Phyllis White, Ma drid, Iowa. THE

Second place in Barbershop Quartet Contest

Second place in AII ·College Sing First place homecoming float

I NDIVIDUAL HONORS

Carol VanBergen , Barbara Christensen, 1l7ho'J IPh o; D a na Woriey, president of Blackfriars; Pam M ack, Susan McPherson , Pat Strawn, Sigma Tau Delta . GLENDA CRIST

Iowa Gamma Iowa State Uni versi ty, In it iat e d March 28 , 1965

Pat Donovan , Jefferso n, I owa; Pam and Pat D unn, Hopkins , Minn.; Marilyn Erickson, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Gay Fallon , Lindy Owen, J ean ne Turnquist , Omaha , Neb .; Martha Farrelt , West Des Moines , Iowa; Vicki Kofender, Richardson , Tex .; Jeanne Kite, Des Moines , I owa; Pat Rustwick, Sioux .Falls, S.D.; Barbara Sealine, Ames, Iowa; Mary Steffenson , Ottumwa, Iowa ; Barbara Walters, lincoln, Neb

I owa Gamma has had several outstanding individual honors this past yea r When :E X Derby D ays r olled around last fall , Debbe Kaehler was chosen to be their D erby Darling. Also near the beginning of the school yea r, the chapter raised $140 for Campus Chest byauct ioning a Christmas party to the W a rd system. This was the highest amount ever raised by one sale at the Blast auction.

Betts Baukol Fie ld, Margaret Wilson , and Susan A mbrosius are new members of 4> K 4> Susan was also selected for membership into a <I> a.

Two new A T membe rs, Nancy Lind and Jane Coletti , are also active in other campus activities. Nancy has the lead in the Stars Over Veishea production of the "Unsinkable Molly Brown." Jane recently was elected as the Scien ce and Humanities representative to U n ion Board.

Going t o England this summer on the I owa State-Student P roject for Amity Amo ng Nations (SPAN) program are Sally Schworm and Barbara Hemerson

Kaye Roge rson, a }; A E Little Sister of Minerva , was chosen % A E Sweetheart this year. D ebbe Kae hler was selected chairman of the Greek Week din ner exchange Vivian Voelker and Sue Farmer have been busy th is year working on the Bomb, the yearbook. Vivian is the managing photo editor and Sue is the activities editor . Kathy M cClain and Sue Eisele are busy making plans for Veishea They are chairmen of the Veishea Child D evelopment Open H ouse.

The new initiates have been. very active this year. P at Dunn was elected vice-president of Jun io r Pan hellenic Council. She was also a Pledge Prin cess finalist. Vi cki Kofender was an Engineer gi rl of the month and the Dunn twins (Pam and Pat) were the Greek Sldr pinmates. Lindy Owen was selected co-ordinato r of the Vcishea H ome Economics Open H ouse.

SUE FARMER

South Dakota A lpha , Un iversi ty of South Dakota , In iti ated 1964-1965

Ma ry J o Dunker, Jean Riehl , S.D.; Jane Fli nt, Jean ne D uffy, Yank ton, S.D.; Lee Flynn , Arlingt on, Va .; LaNyce Kahler , Belle Fourche, S D ; Patsy Schu-

macher, Kay Dexter, Huron, S. D . ; Sally SernC2u, Judy D voracek, Kr is Gellerman, Rapid City, S.D.; V icki B row n, Jackie Streetman, Mitchell , S. D ; Di ane D ailey, Ft. Pollc., La . ; Eileen Duncan , Smebaken, H ot Springs, S.D.; Bonnie Forney. Pierre, S D.; Sallie Friess, Sioux Falls, S D ; Judy Macy, Vermillion , S D ; Karen Olson , Redfield , S D ; Mary Palm Susan Rentz, Madison , S D .; Sue Springer, Omaha, Neb ; Judy Stra nsL:y, Chamberlain , S. D

I ND IVID UAL H ONORS

Linda Brooks , Emily Johnson , Joyce \X'i1son: Guido n Ruth D uncan , A nn Hess, Julie M ickelson, Ellen Perry . Morta r Board. M ary Palm, Susa n Re nt z, J ackie Streetman; Al pha Lambda D elta. Ru th D unca n, Pat H arris, Ann H ess , Jul ie M ickelson , E llen Perry, Camille Peterson , Who'] W ho. Lin da Brooks, presiden t of Gui do n ; Ruth Dunca n, Toastresses and Sigma Alpha Eta. J ea nn e D uff y, Snow Queen. Ma rilyn Peterson, H onorary Adjutant. Ja ckie treetman, secretary of Fres hman class. Barbara H anse n , Editor of COd 4,

J ERRI GI ST

Kan sos A lp ha , Univ.'Iity of Kan sa , In it iate d 1964 - 65

Terry Beach , H ayes; Carolyn Brewster, M argy Brown, Na nn ette Cory, Ann Peterson, J udy Tietze, Shawnee M ission ; Jeanie Burgardt, Des Moines, Iowa; Cindy Di ckson, Connie M cLai n, Leavenworth; Karen Finfrock, Jill Kl ei n· berg, Lawrence; J oa n Gilpin , l ola ; Susa n l angston , Springfield, Mo.; Anne Machin, Onawa; Brooke M an n ing, J oPl in , M o ; Kathry n :M ize, Sal in a; Barbara or .on, l inda Boone, Ann Gill, Wichita; Lynn e P eddicord, Wamego; An drea Speer, Kan sas City ; K are n Wi g ht, Tul sa, Okla ; Cheryl Campbell, K a nsas City; K a thl een D odge, Salina; Ka l hr) n H oust:wor th , Topt:ka; Bubara W escoe, Lawrence; I rene Zey, Abile ne.

HO NORS

Betty Ann Maline, former H ouse P reside nt, was chosen " H ill topper," a nd J ill New berg selected Pan hellenic President. The A ssociated Women Students elected Ann Peterson, President; Kathy M ize, Treasurer; and An ne Ma chin and Margy Brown , nators Al so serving on A W.S. are pledges Cindy H ardi n a nd Jan Monsees , Senators elected by the Freshman wome n Representing Pi Phi na tionally a t th e I.A .W S. co nvention in Salt La ke City will be A nn Peterson and Cindy H ardin from the Univer sity of Klnsas delegation.

Spearheading Kansas Alpha's beauty is Ca th y Bergstrom , H omecoming Queen and M iss Lawrence. "Best Dressed " not on ly i n the house but campus wide, Kare n Wight is K. U:s cand idate in Clam ou r's annual co nt es t- so wa tch for her picture in the Au gus t col lege is sue . Carolyn Ey· mann, Greek Week Queen finalist, is f oll owed by many fr aternity f avo r ites : Mary Weston, Fiji Girl; Beth Beamer, Delta Upsilon Trophy Girl and Engineering Queen finalist; Ji ll Newberg, Alp ha T au Omega Sweetheart; I rene Zey, little Sisters of M inerva; Lynne Berg, J anet D uncan, M arty Me llner, Co nni e ,Mc lain, Jill Newberg, Dee Reed, Sist ers of the Maltese Cross. Capturing deplh as well as breadth in campus honors are Margaret Jeter, Phi Beta Ka ppa; Judy Tietze, An gel Fltght; Barb.ua N orlon, President of Chi D elphia; Beth Beamer, President of Physical Therapy Club; Lynne Berg,

Theta igma Chi; J :m Epperson, Beta Gam ma Sigma; Cindy H ardi n, freshman College Bowl contestant; Ann Peterson, People to People Bro ther Sist er Chairman.

ANNE PETERSON

lCa ns a Beta , lC a ni a s Sta te Universi ty, Ini t iate d 196 4- 19 6 5

Diana Ashto n, Carol Christensen, Kat hleen Eng st rom, Salina, Kan.; Linda Beaty, Sara Fi ser, J anet Rup p, Man. hattan, Kan .; Betty Billinger, Sara Ki rk, Ju dith Lamme Mo na M itchell, Carol Noble, W ichita, K an.; Mary Beth Blakeslee, I ndependence, Kan ; Susan Bowman , Ju dith H unter, Susanne Li"le, Barbara Tussey, Overland Pa rk , Kan ; Pamela Carlson , Constance Hall , Topeka, Kan ; Peggy Clark , Co nco rdia , Kan .; Sharon Fairbank , Hays, Kan ; Pamela Gallemore, Kan sas City, M o.; Pat ri cia I laggard, K ins ley; D aria Hi ckman , Shawnee Mi ssion; Martha Reynolds , M issio n ; Mary H oudyshelJ , Wilson; lorna H ouSC', Goodland; J Sue Ingerso ll , M ich. Va lley ; Roberta Jarvis, Winfield; linda Risser, Leawood; Patricia Roa ch, Anthony; Judith Strai t, ElDorado; Susan Swan, Ba ldwin; Susa nn e Turner, Rando lp h A F.B.

IN DIVID UAL H ONORS

Rita M undhenke, Mortar Board, Angel Flight President, Phi Kappa Ph i, Homecoming Queen Finalist. H arriet Meals, Student Sena tor, Circle K Q uee n ; Patri cia In ge rso l, Rodeo Queen; An ne Tuggle, K-St ate's Young Collegiate Republican Queen; SUlY Beck, Mi ss Wool, Ch imes; Di ana Williams , Stu dent Education Associalio n President ; Susa n Faulconer, Y .W .C.A . p res iden t ; Mary J ane Ri dd le, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Ph i, Union G overnin g Board.

BARBARA BR OO KS

Ne bra ska Be ta , Un ive rsi t y of Nebra ska , In it iated 1964 - 1965

D iane M cDo na ld, Ar ling ton H eights, Ill .; Carolyn Stol. tenburg, Chapman, Neb.; Virgin ia T id ri ck, D es Moi nes, Iowa; Gail H arvey, For t Collins, Co lo ; Fra nces O gden, Geneva; Veron ica Abel, Vi cto ri a Abel, Gering; Susan Powe rs, Grand Rap id s, Mi ch. ; Linda Lane, Kea rn ey; Kathy D worak , Ce nit h H all, Mary McManus, Sherene Rash , Cheryl Swa im, Lynn Trombla, Sherry Rosewell , Lincoln; Trudy Rawlings , Norfolk, Va. ; Norma D iedrichs, North Platte ; Rosemary Larson, Mary M cFarland, l ynn Overholt, Carolyn Park, Charlo tte Peterson, Connie Pete rso n, Omaha; Jud ith Windle, Salem; Sherrill Adams, Sa n Francisco, Ca li f. ; Jean Hi ggins, Schuy le r; J ean Delbridge, Si oux Falls, S D

IND IVID UAL H O , ORS

Karen Schnurr, An ge l Flight A rea Commande r, Builders Treasurer, Career Scholar, Pi l ambda Th e ta vice preside nt; Che ri J o Uee l, An ge l Vli g ht Area Operations Officer; D iane McD ona ld, AW S Sop homore Board; M ary M cFar. land , Al pha l ambda De lt a; D iana Focht, Buil ders Chai r ma n ; Karen Benting, Gail O verhol t, Caree r Scho la rs; Terri Abel, Lambda Tau; Victor ia Abel, Pi Beta Lambda; J e anie Graves, Pi Lambda Th eta ; J ulie H empe l, Pi Sigma Alph a ; Ka th y Dw orak, Sigma Phi Ep si lon (Mis s Ru sh Week); Charl o tte Peterson, D or m ecr etary; Susan Segrist, Student Council ; Connie Peterson , Student Cou nci l Associates; Susan Miller, Tau Rho; Bonnie Kn udsen, Theta Sigma Phi

KAAEN SCHNURR

NU PR OVINCE

O klahoma Alpha , Un inni ty of O klahom a In it ia te d Ma rc h 7. 1965

Barbara H a rri s, Ada; M agaret Coffman , usa o Culp, Ardm o re; Nanette B i lyeu, Alt us; Mary ) 0 M eye r, Ba rt les· vi lle ; D ann e Gilm o re, Cush ing; Sall y Bro wn , Dun ca n : Bec ky Be rry, M ary H a rlow, Jill H o llman , Linda Pratt, Norman; Jan e Buch3n a n, Chris Calvert, Cindy Gauntt , M a ril yn Leami ng, K ay Lew is , Sue Magness, Caroly n M eek, J oyce M owery, Sally Phillip s, Sally Welk er, Marcia Will, Oklahoma City; Susan Pyeatt, Pauls V alley; Betty Sta ggs, Paw husk a; Sha ron Rapp, Shawnee; Kathryn Conklin, Sti gle r; G ayla Wa g ne r, Stillwate r; Al ine Linehan , Kath y Nelson, Linda Wager, Tul sa; Na n Li go n, Wewoka ; Barbie Pu tnam, Dall as; Cindy Tate Fo rt Worth , Texas; Emmy Derby , Wic hita, K a n.; Judy Moo re, Shreveport, La .; Pam Pe rry , Sarah Swanson, \'(f ichi ta Fa ll s, Tex Oklah oma Al pha's Soo ner Scandals act , " The Uns i nk abl e Dr T," cap tured th e first place trophy in wome n 's d i vision. Outstanding pledge awards went to fr eshman Dann e Gilmo re a nd uppe rcl ass pledge Aline Lin e ha n

MA RCIA HARR E LL

O klahoma Be ta , O klahoma State Un ivers ity , Initiat e d M o rch 14 , 1965

Carolyn Smith , Bird eye, Ark ; Sherleen Strong, Bl ac kwell; Jud y Nail, Boise City; Ruth Ann Green , Checotah ; M ary lew is, Claremore; Sheri Gragg , Krist in J o hn so n , Linda Mart in , Edmond; Cindy Norman, Grand field; Tin a Gray, Guym o n ; Susie Ma yberry, K iowa, K an.; Beverly Cregg, V ern a M ae Hoope r, Lawton; Gretta H oga n. Mangum ; Beverly Bennett, Brooke Cotter, K at hy Fisher, Lind a H ill, Linda King, Susie M artin, Jan Turner, D o nn a Wilso n , Oklahoma City; Maril yn D ieker, Pryor; Janet Evans, Stroud; Nancy Allison, Eileen Freeman, Becky Grub, J oan H owell , Laura Ward , Tul sa.

This }' ea.t finds the Pi Beta Ph is at Okl ahoma Beta holding numerous scholastic and campus h o n ors.

In the scholastic r ealm, Sue Nail has served as Presi de nt of M ortar Boa rd this year, and recentl y tapped as new members of J\{ ortar Board a re T o ni B iard, J eani e C oope r, and Norma Gray.

Pi Beta Ph i lea de rship is shown with Jan Lemas ter a s p res ident o f Edu ca tion Stud e nt Council and N o rma Gray as p residen t of th e H ome Economics Student Council. Marsha M arti n, Sue lI.brl ow, Sharon and Mary Brower are chairmen of Business and Professio nal W eek i n Business Student Council. Al so ver)' active in campus life are M a rge ne Mo ntgomery, Jane Fit zpa trick, M ary Del ozier, an d Susa n Scheffe l, who a re cha irm en of com· mittees o n the Student U ni on A ctivities Board M arge n e M o nt gomery represe nt s Oklahoma State U n iversity as Re· gio nal V ice Presi den t o f Student Union Act ivities Board. Judy J ones was e lected to be a member o f the Student Sena te M ars h a M artin is servi ng as president of B 'I>' Z, n.:ttio nal business ho no ra ry Frances D avis, S usa n Scheffel, and M ary Dol ozie r a re commi ttee chairmen for the Nati oM I Association of W omen Students Conclave to be held at Oklahoma State U n iversity in 1966 Pi Beta P his were well a t all athletic events, having Jeanie Cooper, Connie G raves , Jan Turner, and Susao Scheffel as chee rl eaders. Una Thurston has j ust end ed her tenn as Comma n der or A ngel Fl igh t and Linda Ki ng. Eileen Freeman. and M :lCgene M on tgomery a re new monbtts

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Queenships abou n d in Pi Beta Ph i. Sue Nail was chosen as Fairest of the Fair and Norma G ray reigns over all the campus fr aterni ti es as Prin cess Ath ena J a n ice Grant was chosen to be Collegiate FFA Queen. Redski n Beauties th is yea r are Sue Ann G ibbs and M a ril )'n M ob ley. Sharon H a nno n was chosen as H onorary Cadet Colonel of A ir Fo rce ROTC an d Carla Gaither as Wing Commander. Still o the r ro)·alt ies a re Sharon Ru ssell, " 0 " C lub Qu een At · tendant, a nd J ea n ie Cooper and Carla Gaither, both at · te n dants for Engineering Queen. K ay Walker represe nted P i Beta Phi abroad i n t h e U nited Serv ice Orga n iza ti o n tou r of t he Or ient.

MARsHA M RTIN

Texa s Alpha , Un iversi ty of Tu a s, Init iat e d March 13 , 1965

D ebby Ph i llips , Abil ene; Cherie Cro mer, Quita M cM a th , Linda Reed, Aus ti n ; J oan A macker, Ce l ia Crittenden , Beaumont; Carol Brooks, Brec kenri dge; Pam Ad a ms, College Station; Georgia Graha m M a r il yn M oo rm a n, Corpus Christi; Candy Cau th o rn , D e l Rio ; Suzan nah Wilcox, EI Paso; Ma rty M e ih aus, Su zan ne Terre ll , Fort W o rth ; Gaile Beri n g , J an Bu r roughs, Pri ssy Fullil ove, J oa n Fr ans ley , Judy H olmes, Susa n Soriero. M ary Ellen Whit e, H ous to n ; Lau ra Fo rd , La M a rque; Nancy Lo ft is, Lon g vi ew; Joan Bergs trom, Beck y Prend er,!::ast. M ars h a ll ; Su s ie M oore, Mid land; J ea n ie W ege r , Par is; Carol Co nw ay, Nancy Nor111"11, S'U1 Au lu uiv, D c;:flid :c IJu:n ,J, Siau:o, Swil.t.:cr ia uJ; Virgi n ia G e rth , T arzana, California; J a ne Leizea r, Tern · pie; Kay Fu ll e r, Texas City ; Pam Sa nd e rs , Waxaha chie

Tex a s Be ta , South e rn Me th o d ist Un ivers ity , Init iat e d Octo b e r 5 , 1964

Juli e H ead, H ouston, Tex ; G eo rg ia Khym , Laura I e· win, M on te rrey, Mexi co; J udy Webb. Dallas , Tex ; B ar· b:ua Gra ham , Salina, Tex ; Jan Hutchinson , Ridgewood , N.J.

IN IT IATED MARCH 28. 196),

M ary K adane, J udy Skiles, Susan Post on, Nancy m an , D allas: Ann Nel so n, T exarkana; Barbara D ea n, T yler ; Ann M ille r , Corpus Christi; Fay Jean H oo ker, Abiline; Nan Lu ther, Lub bock; Patricia Zahn ow, M o n · t e rrey, M exico; Lett ice Binnings, New Orleans. La ; H a rriet Wri g ht , D onipha n , M o.; Susan Minni ck D iane Brill , Mil waukee, W is.; Susan Li ght, Jane Wheel e r , H ouston; Ja cqu elin e Burst, 51. Louis, M o.; Lo is Ann Cooper , Pine BluH, Ark .; Emil y G oodw in , Lo ngview; K a ren Gray, G lendale, M o. ; M olly Guard , Bl ythev i lle, Ark .; Mike M yers, Athen s, Tex .; Kathy Warden, Tulsa , Okla . Thi s yea r T exas Beta has part ic ipated to the utmo st in intramural activi ties At the p resen t t ime, the chapter is ronked first in th e standings after winning first in ping· pong a nd baseball, second in basketball a nd bow l ing The ch ap ter as a whole h as won the spo rt sma ns hip trophy in the Fiji O lympics and th e sh owma n sh ip award in the school song festival. I ndividual honors include } ' ea rbook beauty finalist for Pam Kn app and Jane Wheeler , respecti vei)', Toni H e r inger a nd Susan Poston were e lected as the new A ir Fo rce ROTC members to Ange l Fl ight. M o ll )' Porter was elected to the Governing Boa rd of th e Student Center while K ay A ltman was president of Panh ellenic. Cuol G illiland is se rving as the president of the Fre nch honorary, Pi D elta Phi , while Carol)'n Up to n is president of the Business fraternity, Phi Chi Theta MA.RY H UGHSTON

Texas De lta, Tex a s Chrilti an Un iversity, In it iates 1964 - 1965

Judy Anderson, Wichita FaUs; Nancy Boring, Quana ; Pat Brown, Jacksonville, Jan Campbell, Dallas; Jane Cecil, Ft. Worth; Caroly Clemmons, Woodville; M arsha Coover, Corpus Christi; Nancy Craddodc. Carthage; Die, Gainesville; Barbara Evans, Ft Pam Hollar, Ver· non; Melinda M us, San Antonio , Tex.; Nancy May, Shreveport, La.; M ary Pavletich, Jacksonville,; Ann e Schoenfeld, San Antonio, Tex.; Margue rite Skeen, Den ver, Colo.; Fancie Woltz, Ft Worth; Harriet Bai rd , San An · tonio; Mi tdyne Boykin, Mart; Edwina Eargle, San Antonio; L ind a Fischer, San Antonio; Janet Frass, D allas; M ickey M arlatt. H ous ton; Linda M eadows, Parkersburg , W.Va.; Carole Spears, Vernon; Carol Williams, Waco; Morgan W orley , Arlington , Va

HONORS

Connie Chatmas, Nancy H igley, and Linda Meadows were named as finalists in the Mi ss Ft. Worth Contest to be held on March 20, Connie Chatmas was named M iss Congeniality in this COnlest and r«eived a beau tiful trophy for this honor Carolyn Alexander is in lP'h o'! Who. Juli e Johnson wo n the title of Mi ss Ph i Kap Man D ay.

Tex a Gamma , Tex a Technolog ic a l Co lle g e, In iti o te d Feb · rua ry 22 , 196 5

Val erie Aston , Roswell, N .M . ; Paula Barrett, C linton, Okla.; Jan Buenger, Ft. Stockton; Gwen Connelley , Suzy Crain, Lesl ie D uckwor th , Suzy Ferrell, J anie K i nney, Lubbock; Sue Gibson, Sharon H aralson, Jamie Ross , H ousto n ; Sa lly Gordon , Breckenridge; Amy Lewis, A marillo; Ma ri ly n Loveless, Cindy Mad dox, Ft. W orth ; H ele n McGehee, Pam Thomas, San An tonio; Susan Mcl\.bhon, Fin dlay, Ohio; Connie Morrisett, Lamesa; Susie P ic hard, Galveston; Julie Quinlan , J ulie Simmo ns, Gretchen Strief, D a ll as; Cheri Smith, Odessa; Penny Wilkins, Tulia; M arcie Windler, Sweeney.

IN ITIATED SEPTEMBER 19. 1964 :

Patricia Alli son, Ft. W orth; Nan Faulkner, Lubbock ; Charlo tt e Snyder.

Texas Gamma has received many h onoes in all phases of college life th is year. Sweethearts a nd favorites include Camella Moore who has as cheerleader and has recently bttn elected as Miss Texas T«h. Emilie Tucker has been Stlected by Kappa Sigma Fraternity as thei r D ream Girl for th e year_

Representing Texas Gamma in the dormitories are numerous legislators a nd officers. Th ese include Sandy H arris a nd Patty Smith, dorm presidents; Cathy Thompson, dorm vice presiden t ; and Nancy Fortran, dorm A'X'S rep· resentation. Al so th e Associatio n o f Women Students are Sandy H arris as s«retary and Suzy C rain as freshman representative, while J anie K inn ey is serving as the secretary o f th e freshman class

been chosen for IF/h o'! Who. Becky is also Co-Editor of the Tech yearbook.

New Mexico Alpha , University o f New Mexico , Ini t ia t e d Fe bru a ry 2 ' , 1 9 65

Peggy Benton, Penny Cross, Jane Eastman , L)'nn Franchini, J oyce Gattas, Albuquerque ; Claud ia Caughren, Berkeley, Calif.; Debbie Culver, Kay Egenhofer, Santa Fe ; Jud)' Morris, Hobbs; Susan M undine, Arvada , Colo.; Kathy Riddle, Las Cruces; Judy Dramer, Roswell; and Jan peer, Farmington

H omecomi ng , which was the seventy-fifth anniversary of the University of New Mexico , saw New Mexico Alph a place un campus with their theme.- "Chan ce to Advance

Spurs , the Sophomore Women's Scholastic Hon o rary , tapped three times in the Pi Beta Phi house: Mary Louise Kinne, Jean H awley, and Karen Abrahams were selected. Judy Dramer was el«ted pres ident of Juni o r Panhellenic for the coming rear and Sand}' Moffett was elected treasurer of Panhellenic. Kay Brown and Robin Read have also been selected to Who'! Wh o i n Amh'han Collegn and U"i, erwin Robin was also selected Sweetheart of 1: A E Fraternity, while Carleen Cook was selected Sweel heart of X Marcy Crockett was first attendant to the n K A Sweetheart.

MA RILYN RYOE

XI PROVINCE

Co lorado Alpha , Un ive r.ity of Colorado , In it iote d Marth 7 , 1965

Sharon D orward , Mar y Johnson , Fran Jensen, Peggy Cairns, )0 Ann Graham, Barbara La ne, M arii)'n ne Prit chard, Sara hreve, Cheryl Wrig ht, Den ve r, Colo.; Cheri Deitemeyer, Na ncy M ates, Boulder; M a rgare t Vobe jda, Englewood , Colo.; Gay Wangelin, Littlet on , Colo.; Debbie Atchison, Lakewood , Colo .; M ary Ann Bera n, Wheatridge, Colo.; Kerry Jurgens , Arvada, Colo .; Susan Healy, Durango , Colo.; Jackie Ba ckman, Billings, Mont. ; Barbara Bate', Santa Ana, Calif.; Suzan Bryant , San Bernardino , Calif.; Maril)'n Butler, Phoenix , Ariz .; D eni Ginn, H ouston , Tex .; Anne Mun dy, D allas, Tex .; Wendy Hamner, Okemos , Mich.; Betty H elfe r ich, Evanston , Ill .; Marilyn Maro, Tooele, Utah; Lorraine Ros hek , Dubuqu e, low3; Nancy Woltz , Des Moines, Iowa; Barb Pettit , Roy· alton. Ohio: Pam Terrill , Cincinna ti, Ohio ; Susan Wilson , Wichita, Kan .: Wendy Whitehouse, N Y ; Penny Phillip s, Binghamton, N.Y .; H elene Nelson, Brightwater, 1.1. , N.Y.; Sharon Pull e n, Santuree, Puerto Ri co; Tommie Fit z, Mad r id, Spain.

IN D IVID UAL HONORS

D eni Ginn, ara Shreve, Sher ry D orward, M aggie Vabejda, Susan Bryant, D iane M eckst roth, Mari lyn May o, Spurs; Robert a Rubenstein , Morrar Board; Kaye D e itemeye r, Kathy Canale, J ohnnie Mill er , Barbara Bate , Angel Flight Bette Willi ams, Cas tl e Bell es; Peggy Cairns , Jacky Bac kman , Sara Shreve, Penny Ph illips a nd Marilyn Butler Little Sisters of M inerva_ Sherry Ginn, Panhelleni c president; Ginger Larson, Panhellenic Scholarship; Shirley J ones, Co·chairman of University's H omecomi ng Week ; Roberta Rubenstein , Students D iscipline Committee; Stu. dent Dean 's Program , University's People to People Program; B3mara Bate, Int er Fraternity Council secretary.

M any Phi Phi s have bee n chosen for honoraries at Tech this yea r lin da McSpadden, who was also a Bloc leader o f the Model Nations, has recently jo ined Phi Kappa Phi; Gena D arlene H unter, Carole Brennan , Patty Smith. and Linda McSpadden were asked to on President's H ostesses; Gwen Connelley, Janie Kinn ey, Marcie Windler, Suzy Crain, Greuchen Streif, Ju lie Sim mons, a nd Suzanne Easley h ave all pledged A lpha Lambda D elta; and both Lynn McE lroy and Becky Parker ..

BETTE WILLIAMS

Colorado a eta , Un iversi ty of De nve r , Ini, iated 1964 - 1965

D otty Frank, M orton, Il l.; Martha Jane Hiltn er, Winnetka, Ill. ; Judy Baldwin, Cl o vis, N.M.; Sandy Ban de lin. Bonita, Calif.; M arga ret Bl acks tock, Brownfield . Tex .; Sharon Dra sites, Galesburg, Ill.; Connie Elsesse r, P eoria, Ill.; Suzanne Hunting, Vesta Wine, D enve r, Colo.; Ro bin Jewett, Siou.x Falls, S D .; Lizabeth J ohns ton, Lamar, Co lo ; Wilka Mims, Eilsworth A F B , S D.; Laura Owens, Atlanta, Ga.; Elaine Sch ramk o. Phila delphia, Pa ; Wendy Stephens , Bloomington , 111. ; Pam Walt z, Elmo ndorf A F B , Ala ska; Taffy Wendt , Littleton , Colo ; Judy Wilson , I nd ianapolis, Ind

We fared very well in all·un iversity even ts winning fi rs t place in Greek \'(Ieek over all o ther so ro r ities. Th e Greek Week Central Committee was abundant with Pi Phis and one did an outstanding job as co ·chairman

Jud y Baldwin, o ne of Co lora do Beta's two can d idates , re igned as Winte r Carnival Queen. W inter Park, Colo ., was the site of this year's \X/inter Carnival a nd Pi Phi ' s twin victo r ies in the ice.skati ng a nd novelty ra ces. We ac· cumulated enough points i n the ove r·all competi ti o n to win seco nd place among all sororities

Special recognition goes to Ca re n Coffman , Pre sid em of purs, J ea n ne Nibley, Pres id ent of Little Sis ters of M i· nerva, a nd Lind a D ee who will be trying out for the I ce Fo llies this s umme r E!.. !!'!E

Wyoming Alpha , Univen ity of Wyoming , In itiated March 13 , 1965

L ind a Watts , V icki Kn app, D inah Harrell , Casper; Ruth Haccower, Susan Mackey, Pinedale; Karla Bas to n, Rock Spri ngs; Betsy Shell haas , Laramie; Kath leen Ca rg ill , Yuma , .A riz.; Virginia H adley, Billings, M on t ; D e ni se McAd am, Livingsto n , M o nt .; Kathleen M cDowell, .Auro ra, Colo.; .A nd ra D e H art, Milto n , Pa.

For many years Wyoming A's have been proud of th ei r campus leaders, this year hav ing been no exception. Pi Beta Phi is represen ted in th e S tu dent Senate by Mary Thomas , an elected senator fr o m the College of Ed ucatio n, Colleen Brun s, secreta ry to th e stude nt body p resi. dent , as well as the many Pi Beta Phis picked to se rve on senate commi tt ees. H elen Augs ba ch represents Pi Be ta Phi as the new pres ident of Panhellenic , J oAnn Simm o ns serves as Secretary of Mo rtar Board, and Jan Kl ep inger is finishing her term as president of N Sweethearts Col · leen Bruns, J o Ann Simmons and Su s ie Tro e were chosen to represent the University of Wyo m ing in the Who'J Who in Ameri(all Colle gn alld Unitenilin Susan Fe r· guso n and Ann Chr iste nso n , a social affiliate, WOn hon o rs when chosen co. editors of the I P' YO, the University an nu a l and are ably assisted by their ma ny Pi Ph i siste rs serving as section editors.

W yoming A is especially proud this year to be the only soro rity o n campus to have placed a finalist in every Clmpus queen contest, recently climaxi ng th is a chievern('Ot with the co rona t ion o ( Susan M ac key as Sno w Quttn at the annual Snow Carnival. Susie, along with M ary Thomas, o ue sporty Pi Beta Phis, recently placed l Oth and 1st respect ively in a regional ski meet. A no thtt Pi Beta Phi beauty, Linda Watts was chosen Sweetheart of 'f K E

KATHLEEN

CARGILI.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Utah Alpho , Un iversi ty of Utah , Initiated 1964-1965

D o reen H einer, Pi edmont, Calif .; Syri l Sh aw, Garden Grove, Calif ; Tina Simonsen, Po rtland, Ore.; Bibbi e Bick· nell , Bry an Bird , Linda Coo ley , M ary Lo u J enkins , Ma r ie Liken s, Nadine N apier, Susan Pet t, M ary Ann Rees, P enny Simpson, Les lee T aylor, Salt Lake City, Utah.

CHAPTER HONORS

Hil ary Attwoll and JoAnne Johnso n brought th e Pi Phis on top to ta ke first place i n the Greek Wet'k Bridge T ourney. During Sno w Carnival, an an nu a l event spon· sored by the Sophomore Class, the Pi Phi s joined with the Sigma Nus fo r s now sculp tu ring during this "Alpine H oli· day." Pi Beta Phi took first place on the ski slopes

J U DY SUTTON

Montana Alpha , Montana State College , Init iated February 7 , 1965

Caro le Anto n ette, Lemon Grove, Calif.; Alice Ba rtlett, Fairfield, M on t. ; Carol Christensen , Columbus, M ont.; Marilyn Fit zgerald, H elena, M ont.; Bonnie Griswold, Salt La ke City, Utah; Ja ckie H olmes, H ague, Netherlands; Sha ron Langemo, Billings, M ont. ; Jean Nuber, Boz eman, Mo n t.; K at hy Th omas, H elena , M o nt .; Gretchen V oo rhees, Choteau, Mont.; Susie Wilkins , Seattle, Wash . ; Mariann 'X' i!! , D cr:;'cr, Co lo.

The M ortar Board sc holarship cup given to the sorority on the M SC campus with the highest grades for the yea r once again decorates ou r mantel. For the past two years we have r ece ived the sc holars hip and leadersh i p trophies awarded by th e Les Buffons, Senior M en's H onorary. Numerous awards and ho nors have been bestowed upon individual members. Four of the sixteen members of M a r· tar Boa rd are Pi Phi s: Judy Loh r, Linda Lammers , J o Ann Cada, and Susan Symonds. Phi Kappa Phi tapped Lind a ummers and usa n Symo nds These two to p gals were also selected to W ho'J Wh o in Aml'ri(an Ul1illerJilies and Col/egn along with Lyn da Braml e tte

Spurs tapped D eni ce Viell eux, Ginny Sikonia, K itty Keeton, Judy O ' Do nnell, and Polli M oo re Phi Upsilon Omicron, of which Susan Symonds is President , chose Den ice V ielleux: . Eua Webb is Presid e nt of WAA with Sharon Smith as bowling manager and Peggy Winn V olley Ba l I manager

The Associa ted Women Stu de nts elected Lois Lohr as Pres iden t for the coming year. Lo is is a lso Preside nt of the Co llege Chapler5 of the M o ntana H ome Eco no mics Associa tion J oa nne Luebbe will serve as Treasurer o f the State AWS

Beauty is no t to be forgotten from the Pi Phi 's long list of honon. Lyn ne A llen was chosen of Sigma Chi, Sherrie Kelly Sigma Chi D e rby Darl ing. and Edrea M atelich M ardi Grass Queen and Pi Ka ppa Alpha Dr eam G irl.

LOt s LOHR

OMICRON PROVINCE

Was h in gton Beta , Wa,h ington State Un iveni ty , Init iated 1964-1965

Jeanne Ashley, Sharon Jensen, Ros alie Smith, Tacoma, Wash ; Meredith Boyle, Ferol M abry, Spo kane, Wash ; Melinda D augherty. Pullman, Wash ; Patricia M ead,

Selah, Wash.; Patterso n, Elaine Wierman, Yakima, Wash .; Barbara Schaeffer, M etaline Falls, Wash .; Sue Leatha, Ki rkl and, Wash .; Barbara Vaughan, Va ncouver, Wash.

HONORS , Barbara Vaughan, V arsity Cheerleader; Linda Carlson , H omecomi ng Princess; Jan M oodie Smi th , On e of Fi ve Outstanding Greek W omen on Campus, M ay Q ueen Semi· Finalist (final SC' lection has not been made); Lind a Ohl ing , Pi Lambda Theta Ho norary, ASWSU Cur r icu l um Evalua li o n Committee; D eanna Wen d t, Pi l::!.mbda Th eta, Phi K appa Phi

Wa 5h ington Gamma , Un iv.r5 ity of Pug e t Sound , In itiat . d 1964-1965

An na Alwo rt h , Phoe ni x, Ari z.; Elizabeth Ande rson, M ercer Is land, Wash .; Ga l' Brazas. M ou nt Vernon, Wash .; D en ise Casarello, Pamela OC)tan, Ellen Giroux, San Ma r i no, C.1 Iif ; Candace Chakirian , Cashmire, Wash. ; S)'lvia D avidson, Yakima, Wash .; Sue Ema nuels , M edina, Wash .; Lin da F isher, Sandra Shipps, Portland , Ore.; J er i Fopp , S:tndra Riddi ck , Janet hull. V irginia Soule, M aril}' n Vukovich. Ta coma, W ash . ; Sue George , Betsy Turner, Seattle, W3sh .; Chris H aynes, M e rce r Is la nd, Wash. ; Sallie H owe, Olympia, Claudia Keize r, Carol Samuelson, Tacoma , Wash .; Bonn ie M cCle ll an, Arl ing ton, W ash.; J ane M i tchel, M oun t Vernon, M arga ret Rempel , Paul a Rozier, W a ll a Walla, W as h.; Virginia Sue Wylie, Twi n F alls, Idaho, Judi th Gullander, Bronxville, N.Y.

CH APTER HONORS

First o n camp us, academically, fo r th e seventth co nsecuti ve semester (3.0)

PAMELA BRYAN

Oregon Alpha , Un lve l'li ty of Ore gon , Init iated February 6 , 1965

Suzanne Carson, Cindy Spe nce r , Caro l Sly, Peggy Coo n , Camille Lobato, Jane Langley, Kr is Carroll, Anne W an· gt'nheim, Kathy Hil so n, J ulie Bl aisdell, Sally Ho ll oway, M ari l yn M iller, Cynthia M ilhauser, M arsha Al meter, Sara Hill

DoNNA JOHNSON

O gon a eta , Ore g o n State Un iveni ty, In itiate d 1964-1965

Kay Behooy, J ane t Field, Ju dy J o hnso n, M aney Rather, Cathy W ilson , Po rtl and, Ore .; Terry Baird, T ery l Burkma n, Eugene, Ore.; Pam Culley, Phyll is K. H ardenburge r . Corvallis, Ore.; Do tt y Ad ki sso n, Milt o n-Freewater, Ore.; Kmda Albert son, Coos Bay, Ore.; Loi s H oc hen hauer. Glendora, Cal if.; Les li e Longfellow, Rosebu rg, Ore.; Y o· land a P arker, Lak e O swego, Ore.; Judy Ral f , San Fra ncisco, Calif.; S311y Reed, M edford, Ore .; Sue Umphred. Walnut Creek, Ca lif .; M arguerita Yraguen, Winchester , Ore

Ore gon De lta , Portland State Co Ue ge , Init iote d 1964-1965

Susan Chapero n, Joyce Cherney, Susan Christensen , G retc hen He l ze r, J a net H oy, Johanna L ibke, Kathy Olson, D o r is Rademacher, Claudine Shumate, G ail Weyland,

Kaney Reed , Nancy Kellog, Portla nd , Ore ; Terrie Todd , Oregon City. Ore.

IND IVID UAL H ONORS

Linda R ho ton, Carol Ande rson Award; Terrie Todd , H is to rian for A'X1S; Susie M cKey, Kappa Sigma An nual Sweethearts Ball Queen SUS .-\N CHRISTEKSEN

Ore gon Gamma , W ill amett e Univ ers ity

W e have ju st com pleted our fir st yea r with deferred rush and are very exci ted abou t the twenty ·two girls who pledged in February . Our freshme n were qUIte active du r o ing their fi rst year on campus; th e seven g irls in A ngel r llght were M arle ne Anderson, Julie Cramer, J oanie Loomis, J a ne Osborne, M a rin Pearse a nd Nancy Wi nt z. Four freshmen , also, participated in H oneybears, a fresh man da nce team They are Sue Cox , Claudeue Ebi, Lau r ie Mo nnes and Barb M on tford.

D uring the sf(ond semester two girls, D on na Kemp and Cathy Att e rbury. traveled to Washington, D C. (0 attend the American University on the Washington Se · mester Plan This is on a reciprocal basis with 'XlilJam· elle and the Ameri ca n University for po li tical scien ce majors. Both Donna and Cathy are in the soci31 science hono rary , Pi Gamma Mu

Fo r the four th straight semeste r we were awarded the scholarship trophy fo r the highest g rades o n campus.

Al ong w ith our scholastic achieveme nt Bonnie M itc h ell was elected K3ppa Sigma Star dust Q ueen, K ath y Norris was the winter D e lt a T au D el ta princess In Febru3ry A WS elected Lin da Jongeneel coed of th e month, an honor beslOwed to an outs tandin g se n io r woman eac h month.

Vicki Bake r WJS elected secret3ry of th e sophomore class and Candy Coffelt is the new vice president of the senio r class for second semester. Rally members this year were Julie Brandford , Levi Crooks a nd Linda Naylor who rut many hard hours of work into a rewarding }'ea r full of (un and spirit. The AWS Ca rn ival is being presented agai n th is year wi th Julie Brandford and J ud i Brecht as co·chairmen . This is a money raising project with all p rofit given to the Am er ica n Cance r Society.

JUDI BRECHT

Id a ho Alpha , Un ive rsi ty of Idaho , Initial e d Marth 13 , 1965

Caro l An derso n, Caldwe ll ; K itty An ge ll , Walnut Creek, Caltf.; Gayle Cobb, Fi ler; SusJn Cross, Con n ie H offbuhr, Burley ; Patty Bowles, Ca ro l Robinson , Boise; T ama Jo H oward. St. A ntho ny; V icki Ha ight, Spobne, 'Xlash.; J udy Siddllway, Teton Ci t ), ; L inda W erner, Ka· miah ; Lmd 3 Da iley, M oscow; M arsha M cComas, Sandpo int

IN DIV I D UAL HO NORS

M u Epsilon Delta - Janet Orr ; Phi Kappa Phi- Arl ene Uhican, Elizabeth Fo uts, L inda Tague; Alp ha La mbda Delta- Karen H offbuhr, Connie H oflbuhr, J ean H ancock. Kitty Angell; AS UI Executive Board, Panhellenic Presi de nt , Porn Pon Girl - J udy M anville; ROTC Sponsorsural And e rso n, Connie H offbuhr; D elta Sigma Phi Dream Girl - Patty Bowles; M iss Wool of U. of 1.Ellen Ostheller.

M ARLA PARB ERRY

PI PROVINCE

Ca li forn ia Gamma Chapt r, Un iversi ty of South ern Ca li forni a

Pall initiates include D iane Frame, Susan Baak Furgeso n, and Elean o re Phill ips from l os Angeles, ] oby R aulston from Coro na del M a r. K aren Sandwi ck fr o m Lo ng Beac h a n d J oa n Travis fcom P asadena.

Spri ng initiates include Caro l f a rr, J ody Lawler, and Teri She rida n fr o m Los Ange les, Caro l H a wley, Jan e t J o nes , and Su san T a lSch fcom Newport Bea ch , Broo ke H url b ut and D enn y Keefe fr o m Red land s, D on na Breda ll from P acific Pa l isades, Cindy Cleary and J udy H e id from Santa Ana , L yn n B uck from Fullerton, Judy Campbe ll from Chi cago. D onn a Escallier from Pl aya de l Rey, Chri sty Farre ll from Pi ed mo nt , K ath lee n Flynn from A ltadena , a nd Linda Ivi so o and D ebbie Lan ge n from Pa sadena.

Th is yea r Califo rn ia Gamma has ha d many outstand in g ho nors o n and o ff campus We are very proud to ha ve h ad five gi rls nominated by various Fraternit ies to r un for Greek. Week Queen wh o is to symbolize th e Greek System . Our Di ane Frame was Darned queen and was n om inated by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity No t on ly have we had girls active as l it tle s iste rs of f rate rn it ies as Ju dy H eid, Sh a ro n K emme r, D o nna Bred all, J o y A rbogast, D o nna Esca llier, an d Carol Sailo rs, we have several gi rl s -. ;he hu\·c the Ilull u r or bei ng preSident of o rga n iza t io ns as: M aggie Sidenfad en who is presiden t of the D aughters o f Di an a, M ary Ka y Shaw w h o is president o f the Pi K appa Alph a litt le Si sters a nd Ann Noce ri ne who is preside nt o f th e Littl e Sis te rs o f M in erva.

W e have tw o !lids o n th e Se n io r h ono rar y socie ty ca lled M o rt ar Bo ard . Th ese two girls are J udy Webst er and Barba ra Cummi ngs. We are proud to h ave t wo g irl s n a med as H e lens o f Troy, a n h o n o r fo r o nl y seve n top seni o r girls o n campus. Th ese are Judy W ebster and Joan Pederse n, th e Chief J us ti ce o f Jud icia l Court.

VIRGI NIA HI LTY

Ca liforn ia Ep si lon , San Dieg o St ate Coll e g e, In it iat e d 1 964 - 1965

D ia nn e Bu tl e r, H ousto n Tex .: Sue Bur tn ett , D ow ney; Sally Fox, Green V a ll ey Lake; Bo nnie Fraze r, La Canada : Jana H ig htowe r, Co ro n ado; Lynn P ie rce, V a n lU)'S; K a re n Void, V a lind a; Val Willi s. W est Covina; Barbara An derso n Sa n dy Buck, Co rl ette D el on g, Sh a ro n D uncan , M a ri l)'n Eidemiller, M argo Kasc h , Suzanne Kn oll, D o nn a Koerner, Cheryl Lau rence, Nancy Loc kett, Pat Long , Ka th y M u rphy, Ro bb ie Pi erson, San D iego, Ca l if.

DIANE B U TL ER

Californ ia Zeta , Un ivenl ty o f Cal ifom ia at Santa Barba ra , Init iate d Oct o b e r 4 , 1964

Susa n Ail man, Cathy Bennett , Piedmont ; Pau la Biles, In glewood; Chris JO)'. Los Angeles.

INIT IATED , February 28, 1965

Sally V oye, Al amo; Jinny G albrai th , Lynn Schwartz, Arcadia; Chris H arrison, Bakersfield; Rusty H endrick, Fresn o; Carol All en, Yv o nn e Y ou ng, Gl e n dale; Barbara Dondero , Greenbrae; Sally Cooksey, H o nolu lu ; Sue Fite, La Canada; Nancy H enlC)', La H abra; & nn ie Brennan , N a ncy Earle, Lancaster ; J ulie Zieg, Leslie Wood ing.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Long Cathy H o rin e, Los Gatos; D ebbie Widell , Northridge; G ay le Baker, Katie D unba r, Or i n da; h e rry Nance, Pa cific Pa lisades; Karen J o hnso n, San Gabriel ; Sue M oran, San M ar i no; Christy Loc kwood, San Di ego; Pat Wallis , Temple City; Pam D e tl off , T usti n ; Sue Alliso n , Y o rba Linda

The chapter is ve ry proud o f its President, Tere Smith, who was recently h o n ored by beco ming a member o f Ca l C l ub, whose memhe rs a re chosen by th e Un ivers ity President. and twenty-fo ur other members co mprise th e Club whic h serves as a co·ord inating body be tw ee n the President o f the U n ivers it y, the U nive rsi ty itself, a n d the city in whic h th e U n ive rsity is located.

Three members h ave bee n act ive in h o no rary se rvi ce o rga n iza t io ns. Sue Ailman and Pe nn y Coa le are members of Spurs , and Tere Smith is ac ti ve in Chimes . Also, Lee Anne H o rine recently became a me mber of M o rtar Board

Carol f erguson, M imi Loomis, M ary Ryd e r , and Julie Williams were in vi ted to jo in the SAE Li ttle Sisters of Mine rva

New initiate N a ncy Earle was crow n ed Military Ball Queen a t the a nnual f u nct io n in ea rl y March Lorrain e Baptist W115 chosen as the Best-Dressed Coed at U .C.S. B . in a co n test sponso red by Glam our M agazi ne, and sh e now goes to ew Y o rk th is summe r for n ationa l (ampe titi o n in which ten finalists will be chose n K.-.!t E:-: J O :; i';SON

Nevada Alpha , Univ.rsi ty of Nevada , Initiated F bruary 26 , 1965

Ann H avri lla , Bo uld er City ; Lura Batjer , Ca rso n City ; Les lie Ank ers, Th e resa Bald ecc hi , Ca thi e Cobeaga, M aryellen Drak e, M ary Lawren ce , June Ne lso n , Cindy O lso n , Pame la Sarge nt, Reno; Ju dy Smith , Spa rks ; Sara And erso n, Suzanne Leary , Las V egas; Sh ei la Dwy e r, Be lm o nt , Calif.; H arriet Kin g, V a n Nuys, Cali f .; Lani Lan e, P iedmont, Ca l if.; Peggy Ol son, Suisun, Calif.; J acquel ine Zi egler, Bish op, Calif.

At the ann ual A WS brea kf as t, Nevada Al p h a w o n th e revo l vi ng sc holars h ip trop hy fo r the wo men 's li vi ng group hav in g the hi ghes t over all g rade point av e rage The im· proveme nt plaque also wen t to t he members o f N eva d l Alpha. M a ry Law re n ce and Ellen Garavanta were a mong the freshman wome n receivi n g roses for h ig h g rade point ave rages.

In student body electio ns, L)' n Armbru ste r was elected Se na to r fr o m th e College o f Art s a n d Sciences, Shei la Dwyer was el ec ted Senator fr o m the Co ll ege o f Educa · tion , a nd Ja cquelin e Zi egle r was e lec ted Sena tor fr om Orvis School o f Nu rs in g.

MARTHA ROSE

Ariz ona Alpha Un i nity of Arilona , In it iate d March 6 , 1965

J eanette Ba co n, Roswe ll , N M.; J acquely n H atch , A lbuq uerque , N M ; Ca ro l Bis h op, Prairie Village, K a n .: Susan Neubauer, Ann \'V'ithers. J ea nnette Block , Patricia Mo nt eil. Gail Bradl ey, M ary K urtin, El izabeth Hanson, Penny M a rsh a ll , Tucson; Babb i Brumde r , H a rtland , Wi, . ; Carol Cochrane, H i nsda le, III. ; Jane De Lapp, M inn e-Jpo· Ii), M in n .; Sheryl Firth , Ch andle r ; Kath y Graham , Ash · tlbula, Oh io; Barbara Greig, P iedmont, Calif.; S id ney Hawkins, H ousto n , Tex ; Susan Lemons , N o na M an n ing, Su.san Stiles, K ay Ne i ll. Phoenix; K athy Lines, M ill Val ley, Calif.; D ia n e O ' Rio rdan, Las V egas, ('Y .; Christina

Papanikolas, Salt We Ci ry, Utah; Riska Pl att, Wi chita , Kan ; Barbara Pratt , Omaha , Neb.; K athryn Ra),mond, Peo r ia; Susan Schaal, &\"erly H ills, Dlif.; Mary Sartell, Fa ribault M inn.; Barbara Saro M esa; Cinders Setzer, Sacramento , Calif.; Caro l Wright , Glendale, Calif. Campus rora lty has claimed Pi Beta Phi's usan Lem · mons among the Engineering Finalists , Betsy Gall oway is the Chapte r's nominee fo r G r ee k W eek Queen. Kath)' Lines, Susan J ordan and Jeann ie Bl ock are 6nalists (onlendi ng for the title of " M iss Pima Count)'."

Connie Gillaspie charmed young and old alike in her ou tstanding performance in th e lead role as " El iza," in the Uni\'ersity's production of Af, Ptti, Lmiy Congratulatio ns Barbara Sato! She has bttn selected as one of five Am eri can Students to visit Japan und e r the United States·Japan Student Leader project. R isk. Platt and Sheryl Firth were tapped for Al pha Lambda D e lta scho lastic honorary , Sheryl also r ecei ved an award for holdi ng the highest scholastic a \'erage in the pledge class, JODIE AnAl-lSON

At t imes there is need for a Graduate Student Counselor to gu ide a new Pi Beta Phi ch apter. If any 1965 graduates are interested in this sort of fraternity work, please fill o ut this blank and ma il it to Mrs . W ill iam H

M ansfie l d, #8 Lo ng Meadows , St. Louis 31, M issouri .

Nam e,.",," .

H orn e address

Ch apter offices h eld

In Memoriam

L UOLE DRINKWATER ALL EN ( Mrs Frank) initiated into Co lorado Alpha Sept., 1920 died Feb. 24, 1965.

MARGARET THOM SON BARKER (Mrs. Donald) initiated into Illinois Epsilon Dec. 1917 died F eb. 4, 1964.

V,R G, N,A CLAMMER BRA ZEA L (Mrs. A C.) initio ated into Kansas Beta Feb. 1926 died Nov ., 1962.

ALICE T. COWLEY initiat ed into Indiana Beta April, 1900 died Oct. 8, 1964.

JUNE MARTIN SON Cox ( Mrs. Morgan H .) initio ated into Orego n Beta J an., 1936 died Nov. 1, 1964.

INEZ COLLIN CRISP (Mrs. R ay) initiated into Ohio Alpha O ct., 1906 died March 26, 1965.

JENNIE McRAE CULPEPPER initiated into Arkansas Alpha Feb. 1943 died April 3,

EMMA LOUISE MciNTOSH (Mrs Robert D.) initio ated into Illinois Delta March 1903 died Nov. 28, 1964.

CLOYD DUVAL DAL ZE LL initiated into Ca li f. Gamma Jul y, 1917 died M arc h 1, 1965.

MARY FLEMING DA UBENBE RGER (Mrs. V. M .) initiated into Iowa Gamma May, 1946 di ed Oct . 1 2, 1964.

NAN ELBERFELD initiated into Tenn essee Alph a April 192 4 died April 20, 1965.

M ARY HILL EICHELSDOERFER ( Mrs . R .) initiated into Mi sso uri Alpha Feb., 1917 died Sept. 16, 1964.

CHARLOTTE R. FARRINGTON initiated into D .C. Alpha Nov., 1905 died April 7, 1965.

MARGARET FLESHER R EDF IELD (Mrs. W . F.) initio ated into Id ah o Alpha M arc h, 1925 died Feb. 1965

VERNA MARY SMITH FREDELL (Mrs. Clarena) initi ated into Minn esota Alpha Nov 191 2 died April 27, 1965.

ALLIEROSE BREEDING GALT (Mrs. Edward) initio ated into Oklahoma Al p ha June, 1911 died Jan . 20, 1965.

KATHRYN KERL GRANT ( Mrs . J oe) initiated into Iowa Gamma died Ma y 24, 1964.

BARBARA R H ALL (Mrs. John) initiated into Florida Alpha Dec ., 1943 died Feb 3, 1965.

LENORE ANDRI ST J OHNSON ( Mrs . James P .) initio

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ated into Minn esota Alpha Feb ., 1921 died D ec., 1964

FLORA STEEL KEMP initiated into Arkansas Alpha April , 1933 died April 9, 1965.

DORI S KENNARD LARRABEE (Mrs. H A.) initio ated into Massa chusetts Alph a J an., 1913 died M a rch 26, 196 5

PEGGY LEAKE LERWICK ( Mrs. E. R.) initiated into Missouri Alpha Feb ., 194 4 died March 16, 1965.

GLORIA LIVELY initiated into Arizona Alpha March, 1938 , died Jan. 8, 1965.

MILDRED HAZELWOOD KING (Mrs. Wm .) initio ated into N eb raska Beta F eb., 1904 di ed April, 1965.

FERN DUGGER MAR SHALL (Mrs. Gerald) initiated into Indiana Alpha Oct., 1906 died Jan. 3 1, 1965.

MAYME E. MATTHEWS initiated into Indiana Alpha Sept. 1907 died Nov. 11 , 1964.

MARGARET FIDLER MARTEN (M rs. V incent) initi . ated into Missouri Beta Oct., 1907 died Feb. 8, 1965.

MARGARET WILLIAMS MASSINGER initiateJ into Oregon Beta O ct. , 1948 died Feb ., 1965.

NANNIE LEE MILLER initiated into Oklahoma AI. pha Sept., 1910 died April 29,

ETHEL T . M ORTON initiated into California B e ta Nov ., 1905 died April ,1965 .

FRANCES KELLOGG MCCARTY (Mrs. C. E.) initi o ated into Kansas Alpha O ct., 1895 died Spring 1965.

ELIZABETH Fox MCCORD (Mrs. W O Jr .) initio ated into Tennessee Alpha March, 1926 died Feb. 16, 1965.

JEAN D ONNELL MCGOUGH initiated into Ill inois Epsilon Jun e, 1927 died Nov. 25 ,1964 .

FANCHON M OFFETT McINTOSH (Mrs. Daniel) initiated into Ind iana Beta Oct., 1901 di ed April 8, 1965.

MA UDE IN GERSOLL BROWN PLETTNER (Mrs. W. B.) initiated into Michigan Beta Oct., 1901 died April 18, 1965.

PATRIOA PRATT initiated into California Beta Sept. , 1956, died Jan ., 1965.

DOROTHY HARJU SON RINKER ( Mrs Carl T. Sr.) initiated into Iowa Alpha Oct. 18, 1924 died Dec. 19, 1964

FRANCES CAMPBElL SHEFFER (MrS. Frank) initiated into Illinois Eta Feb , 1913 died Nov. 27, 1964.

MIRIAM FRANTZ SHUTTS (Mrs. Arthur) initiated into New York Alpha Oct., 1909 died March I, 1965.

ELSA HARRIS SMITH (Mrs. W. G.) initiated into West Virginia Beta Sept., 1950 died Sept. 22, 1964.

ETHEL RHAMEY WAGSTAFF (Mrs. Robt.) initiated into Missouri Gamma 1914 died March 12, 1965.

CATHERINE STONE WECKEL (Mrs. Theodore) initiated into Missouri Gamma Feb., 1948 died March 3, 1965.

VEVA HlGHBEE WHITNEY (Mrs. Charles) ipitiated into Michigan Alpha Oct., 1894 died April 6, 1964.

NELLE HADLEY WOODWARD (Mrs. Charles) initiated into Indiana Beta May 1897 died March I, 1964.

ESTELLE HOLMES WOLCOTT (Mrs. Frank) initiated into Colorado Alpha Sept., 1900 died Aug . 27, 1964.

MARTHA WYCKOFF initiated into New York Beta Dec., 1911 died Nov. 29, 1964.

DIRECTORY

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERN I TY

Emma Brownlee K ilgore (1848 1924)

Margaret Campbell (1846 1936)

Libbie Brook Gaddis (18' 0. 1933 )

Ada Bruen Grier (1848·1924)

Clara B rownlee H utchinson (18,0· 1931 )

Fanny Whi tenack Libbey (1848-1941)

Rosa Moore: (1848 -1924 )

l ennie Nicol, M.D. (184)·1881)

ou Smith Soule (1846·194 1 )

Fannie Th o m so n (1848-1868)

J ennie H orne Turnbull (184 6- 1932)

Nancy Black Wallace (1845·1918)

ARROW EDITOR EMER I TUS

Adele Taylor Alford (Mrs. T. N.). 930 Olive Ave., Co ronado, Calif.

GRANO COUNC I L

Grana Pr nitil nl Ali(e Weber M.nsfielJ (Mrs. Will iam H.) 8 Lo ng Meadows, St. Louis. Mo. 63BI Grana V itt· Prt Jidtnl __ , Edythe M ulveyhill Black (Mrs. Reginald), 6o-H Walnut H ill Lane, Dallas, Texas n2jO

Grand AJIl1'1n# Viet Pr t/idt nl , , H elen Boucher Dix (Mrs Carr E.) 3u4 H alesworth Rd , Columbus , Ohio 43221 Grand ViCt· Prt/idlnt 01 Phllanthrop;tl E elyn Peter s Kyle (Mrs. Stanley E ). 23 Oak Kn oll Gardens Dr., Pasad ena. Calif. 9 1106 G rand Surt!dry Fay Mart in Gross (Mu. L. M orell), 746 Woodland A e., H insdale. HI. 60,2 1 Grand Tr taUl1t r Oli ia Smith M oore (Mrs. Henry J r.), 420 Pine 5t., T exuhna, Tex as n,ol Nati onal PanhtlItnir Dorothy Weaver M organ (.Mu. Ken t R.), 2648 H igh S t ., Lincoln. Ncb. 68'02

D I RECTORS

Dirtrf o, 01 A/',,,,n# /fdJlh o" Co",miltul Mi ldrtd !\!oyer O ' D onnell (Mn. Allen), Girdle Rd Elma, N Y 140'9

D i ,t'Clo, 01 P' os ramJ .' Gladys PhIllips Bon (Mrs Cecil), 406 E EIghth 5 t Casper, Wyo. 82601 D irulor 01 Chapur H OI/It Co rp orations ........... LouIse Rosser Kemp (MIS J Page), 619 E Bilckcr A e, EI Paso, Texas 79902 01 Chapttr Pr os raml Saily Paulson Vanasse (Mrs. H oraced')' 2844 Corabel Lane. Apt. 11, 5acumento, Calif. 9'821 of /lf t mbtrship , Hel ena Dingle M oore (Mrs. corge H )r.), 7 17 Los Altos, Long Beach. Calif. 90804 ............................................. ... Xit

NATIONAL H I STOR I AN

J ean Orr D o naldson (Mrs. R H ). 1816 W. Arrowhead Pl.. Stillwater , Okla. 74074 NATION A L SUPERV I SOR OF CHAPTER HI STORI ES Rose M cColloch Dressle r (Mrs. E, B.), 7240 Madi son. K ansas City. Mo. 64114

NA TI ONAL BOA RD OF T RUSTEE FUNDS

r:hal1m ,U/· Olivia Smith Moor e (Mu. H enry, Jr.). 420 Pine st Texar kana. T en, 75:<>01; lolita Snell Plouty (Mu. Frank H .). 1760 Locus t St., Den er 20, Colo.; A lice Weber Man sfield (Mrs. \'Qilliam H ), 8 Long Mea d ows. St. Louis 31, Mo.; Reid Wild ( Mrs. Robe rt 5.), U .S. Army Euro pc---Engineer Etement- APO-N YC-N. Y 097)7

PI BETA PH I M AGAZ I NE AGENCY M argaret LeSar H ea d (Mrs Dalla s). 112 S. H anley Rd St. Louis, Mo

P I BETA P HI CENT RAL OFFICE

Margaret LcSar H ead (Mrs. Dal las), 112 S. H anley Rd ., St. Louis. Mo. 6310' NOM I NATING COMMITTEE

Cbdirma_ Max ;ne Wiltiams Morse (Mrs. Carl H .). 664, Glenway. Birmingham M ich. 48010 M iss Shirley Bradshaw, H I Q uccns ton S t Winnipeg, M llnitoba. Ca nada ' Susan Rose Saunders (Mrs. J. M.l. West Uni ersity Dr., ChaPtI H i l l. N.C.

NATIONAL C ONVENT I ON GUIDE H elen Anderson (Mrs. Benjamin C.) , 7}D N. Gulley Rd., Dearborn Heights, ) I ich. 4812 7 STANDING COMMITTEES S". ,/Iem". n' School Commi/lef."-Cha irman---Dorothy Coleman Thorman (Mrs fl oyd M.), 1221 Elm S1. Winllctka 111.60093 T,t.s ' tr-Sally Bosman Sc hneiter (Mrs. Fred R ). 3017 De on Rd Mu ncie. I nd ,. Su,n"r,- Eloise Glazner H ensley (Mrs. Carl). 1126 Fay Ave " BaybreeZt Kernan. Texas '7)6') P",b/irit1 Edit or of L J/lir Pi ston Ntws-Sarah ?auline Wild qordon (Mrs W. G.). 11 ')' S. Oak: Knoll Ave Pasadena Calif. Program and New Sct)-Edllh !:Ioyer ( Mrs. All en). 218' Camb ridge Blvd Co lumbu s, Ohio 43221 Dlft{/or- Man o n Webb M ueller (Mrs. G .), Pt Beta PhI Sctllemen t School. Gatlinburg. T enn. ArI'o wcr.h Sh o p M.n.ge r-- Maria Lou H utchins T ate (Mrs Hutchins). Acro " 'c uft Shop. Gatlinburg, Tenn. 3-7}8 H olt H o u!e C o mnlinu-- Chairman-$hirley Jones Mann (Mrs. Robert E ). 6 \'Q. 21st. St Hutchinson. Ka n. 67)01 T, tlU llrtr- Helen Cary Loveioy (Mrs. R. M.). 721' Colby. Des Moin es. 10""a '03 1 t SlidtJ - Miss Ma rgaret Dick. 288 Southmoreland, Decatur. III Barbara A"' brey (Mrs. Stuan), 104 (lay. Burl ing to n. 10""a Cleone Bar Ms Rawson (Mrs, Roben). 1121 E. 2nd Ave M onmouth. Ill. Addrns-Holt E. 1st, Monmouth, III. H osuss- Mrs H enrietta H ines H ours; 10·12 A M.-2·' P M. Every Day Except Sunday

Committu o n Lo. n Fund--Ch",irma"- Joscphine McCl everly, 602 Melrose Ave ., East Seattle ,. Wash. Committu Mnrrbffl-Mrs. William M. Welgan , 1212 Third Ave N. Seattle W ' ash. 98109' Anne H enderson Au stin (Mrs A H) 9 LelCr oft Crescent. Don M ills. Ontario, Canada " Scholanhip-D irulor and Ch",i,man-Orpha O ' Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G .l. "72') Jefferson St Little ('hute. " 15. P OOfl 1Ut S I/ptr,.isorl D ff Sr h o/arshiP: A lp h_T ustin e Parsons Chappell (Mf'! Da"id L. ). 39 StC"ens St A\'on. Conn 06001 fl ar_Miriam D1" is Somcer (Mrs Richard E.). 461 Maple" ood Rd Spriru:fidd. Pa 19064

G.mm_M tSJ Al ice McPherso n 1180') N lane Dr ., Apt I. Lak:t.,,·nod. Ohio 44107

Deh.-Patr icia Vandoren J ohnso n (Mrs. Henry E.). -' 20 1 Cap it al Vic"" Dr McLean Va. 22101

Ep.ilo n- Mrs A"hur W, Sackrison. Tr 1974 Graef.eld Rd

Zel.-H elcn Wh ite Michael (Mrs Fl oyd\. Box 418. Olll:den Dunn. Po rUl!:e. Ind Ft_Jean Harl o r Thomn (Mrs Robert \\7.). Barfield Rd Memph is 17 Tenn , Theil-Annette M itchell Mills (Mrs. Ja ck). Overton Dr Birmingham 9. Ala l ot_Margaret Blanchard Dailrer (Mrs. Donald A .), 1004 H i nman Ave Ev ans ton , III. 9

Kapp_M uin Brown NehOD (Mrs. W. N.) , 7208 Mon.rdo Lane, MinneapoliJ 24, Minn IAmbd_M .1'J' lkll White Be:Jaue (Mrs. Roon",). 200} Weidner 51 , Stuttgart, AIk. 72160 Mu-M aIT Lucile Crtmcr Bostwick (Mrs. DoD 1.). Waterbury Circle, Des Moines, Iowa Nu-DorotbJ Jooes Bird well (Mn, Uo)'d W.l, 1901 Caruth Blvd ., Dallas, Tau Xi-Mllc ia H Spu.d:lco (Mrs. James L), 6247 South MadlsoD Dr ./ Lttl tt OD , Colo, O miaon-Carole Cooke J ODts ( Mn Barry K .). 1"29 East 16th. Spokane. ""asb . 9920l Pi-{ira)'nt Ftr6USOn Pr ice (Mrs R Y .), Ill81 lorena Lane. EI CaJOD, Cald. 92020 Committee 011 Tra.rufer.-M ary Catherme Bro-'er Arthur (Mrs. James C.). ",O}O N. R iverSide Dr ., Columbus. Ind. Commiu_ 0 11 Fratarnity Scudy alld Ruth LoUISot Dierks, 261 W. RI O Rd. , Lincoln, :'\'eb. P, QIJ "rr, 5."'.110'1 011' F,-4/"nrl, SIIIJ, .nd EdJulluon:, Alpha-Dous 8ayln- lIttldieid (Mu w JoSotph) , Wil son Poin t, South Nor-' allr:, Conn. 06854

Beta-Lydia El oise Lueder Duling (Mrs. Frwericlr: E." 1000 E Ave Apt 10l. Rochester 7. N.Y. Gamma-Sabra Hansen Qua (Mrs. Ceorge F.), 1871) fairmount Blvd Shaker H elghu 18. OhiO

Dah_K atheline Bltu Salley (Mn. W. c.), 1600 F ol91h 51.. Norfolk 8. V I.

Ep.ilo_MiSS Sandra AlnS1lo'orth, 80l Larldidd Dr., Don Mill s, Ont., Can.

Zat-urolyn Zeller (Mu. Wm. C.), 14}2 Crescent Dr., Columbus. Ind Ela--Cu ce Browne Biueu (Mrs , Stonewall), 1144 Ken ee Ave ., K noxville. Tenn

Thala-Barbara Oak Rob inson (Mrs. jack H .), })07 Nako ra Dr., Tampa , Fla n6I8 10la-Cynthis ( M rs, N. W , ). 60, Indian Circle. Eas t Peor ia, III. 61611 Kap pa-AlICe Brown LarStIi (Mrs, Robert). 211' W 49th St M innUPOfis 10, Minn. Lambda -Helen Go rse Union Blvd St. l ouis 8. Mo Mu -Marllrtt Pyle M cC lure (Mu A l c.). 4 H illcrest Rd \X'ichi" 8, Kan.

Nu-Btn y Cobb (Mu Sam), l211 &yd , Midland Texas

X t-Patr ici a Richardson GU lhr ie (Mrs. J. A jr .). 1800 Gaditld Ave l.aramie. Wyo, Omic.-on--Kar in Cederwall (Mu. R . Bruce). 1221 78th, S. E., Mercer Island. Wash. P t-Mar,Urtt Br own Rhoads (Mrs R Alden). 10021 Encino A,·e., Norlhridge Calir. Pi Phi Timu Comminea--Coord i nator : habell Bro,,' n Oautel (Mrs. Charln), '664 Candltlile Ter., Cincinnati 38, Oh io P' O"i nu CDo,d,,,"t O'I: Alpha- Dorothy Warner. 104 T oxteth St Brookline , M us. Beta-Beverl y Paris Do:.: (Mrs j am" G .). 129 N. R id ge SI., T own of Rye. Pori Chester. N.Y. Gamma-j anice Twi/tg Ki shman (Mrs. Albert). 404 Puluide Dr" Bay V illage olO, Ohi o Oth_Sa I), Marsh a ll (Mrs. Foster ilL 4 0l Reamer Ave Columbia. S C. Ep.ilon--jacquel yn Smith (onl/erse (Mrs. B}'ron R ). 22H6 Metamora Dr Birmir18ham, M ich. 48010 Zeta-Joan Pruin Rearicle (Mrs. Robert), 6H3 Oah'ood Lane, Gary, Ind 46<108

Et_Kathryn Summers Skinner (Mrs , Raymond. Jr ), 2089 Washington Ave Memph is. Tenn , That_R uth Blacle Arnold (Mrs, Sidney M.L 1611 Mt Paran Rd , N.W Atlanta " Ga. l ot_Min Yolanda Brug.letta. 90) Sherman Ave.• Ennst on. III. Kapp_Jane Mueller Burdick (Mrs , Charles), 1439 East St'Venlh SI , ApI. #l, St. Paul. Minn "106 Marshal Roth (Mrs Milo K .), H4 N. Mt. Olive, Siloa m Springs, Ark. Mu-M n. Wm. Habbard, lOO Kim ball Rd Iowa City. 10"'.

Nu-Jantt M cDonald SaWJer (Mrs j llmtJ T.) 2206 Amarillo, Ttxas Xi -Betty Jane Hugh art Larsen (Mu Richard T ,), 1219 Dexter. Den ve r 20. Colo. Omicron-K atherine Mattes L.ing (Mrs, MattesL South 724 Monroe St Spokane 4. Wash. Pi-N ina McConnell Winn (Mu , Ri chard), 7119 Lanai St Lorut Bu ch. Calif. Commiuaa on Fnllemity Mu.ic-Chlli rm.,,- An ne Logan H eRin ( M rs. Bertraod), l09 Flushing Ave., DOlyt oo a Beach. Fla. Co mmit/It Af,mb,rJ : Catharine M urphree (Mrs Walter E ), 10 fO N E Terr Ga inesville, Fla. Rosemary Stone Bttgen/tren (Mrs. Ro),). 6, Ri ver Dunes Dr Dayton.t Beach. Fla

Committee on Cha p e ro nH M .t rtha Coh.t8en Stanhope (Mrs. Harold D.l, l599 SkYline Dr. , WorthinRton. Oh io 43085 Em"," Harp e , Tu,nflr !tI l/ m o dlll Fu"d, Co mm iu "e-Cha;"nan - Lu cile Douglass Carson (Mrs. Fl oyd H .), 1601 Oakhurst Ave Winter Parlc. Fl •. C omminlt /if,mb"J: Nena Belle Green Dame (Mrs W)'att E ). 1000 l'th Ave North, SI. Pelersburg, Fla. Lillian Stek H olton (Mrs. Edwin Lee), 217 N. 14th 51. , Manhalun, Kin Cenle,.ni. 1 Fund Commill eeCh.i,-mll,,-Beny 8a iley Hall (Mrs. Adin H ) 5226 Darnell , H ouston , Tna! 7·0n T"dJllftr-C .ro line Prouty Shreve (Mu, Theodore N.). 417 Leyd en St Denver 20, Colo. Comm;/I1t Af,mb,rJ:Barbara Baker Thunnond (Mrs , A J.• Ir .). 432 Elwood La ne. Memohis, Tenn. l ubel Mu lholland Crame r (Mrs Pliul B ), }067 La ne. A ltadena. Calif, Vir/tinia Gerdil\A' H agaman (Mrs F Homer). 1301 Medford Rd., Wynne ood. Pa, Centannia l Projtn. DeVil lopman t CommiHeeCb.i ,-m._M)'ldrtd Allen H ighto er (Mrs. Floyd R ). 62)2 Al pha Rd , Dallas , T ell. Commilt" Af,mb"J: Mr s. Guee E, Aldri ch. 1 H7 Dry Creek Rd Campbell. Calif. 9)OOR Anne Henderson Aunin (Mrs A H l. 9 Lucroft Crneent. Don M ilh Ont Canada M1t1Uret Genner Twym;an ( Mn Mat/taret G.L 279 E 4.fth SI N"" Yo rlc. N.Y. 10017 Mar ian Heard University nf Tenne5cee. Kn oxville Tenn Co mm ir tee on Fnlernity E.ren. io,.-Chai,mll_Fay M ar t in Grn"s (Mrs, L Mnrclll, 746 \Vnooland Ave. H insdale. III. C'nmmillee on Ca n adia n Project-Chai,mll,,- Ale:undr ina M Smith (Mrs. P B F l 123' Blenhe im Ter., ' H;al ifu, Nova Scotia. Canida Committee on Malm.I_H elen Ra un {Mrs Allan C. l 401' GuilfOTd Ave ,. Indianar-olis Ind 4620'; Comminu on Ciliun.hip-M :uie T unstal l Lingo ( Mrs , Benjamin H ). IHI hnier PI.. N W. \'.;'lIs hington 9. D.C.

Commiuae Mlmbar8 : leretta Popham Hool"ts (Mrs R-me rt). lW8 N. Cherry 5t , GaIHbl'fll. Til '. ne Stun:enn Arm s' mne (Mrs JhrrY N >. 90 H 'ID ! Club Dr ., Lnndon, Ontario. Can3da FranctS Hende r5()n Smith (Mrs. H B.l. l02 S. H ill Ave Pu.tden a. Calif,

NATIONAL PANH E LL EN I C CO N FE RENCE Cha;rman- Mi 'J Elilabeth Dyer. 2201, Grand in Rrl Cincinnati 8 Ohio Pi Btla Ph i Dd,.f:III,- Dnrothy \'('tal/e r Morllan (Mrs. Kent R.>. 2648 H i/lh St I. lOcoln, Neh i)R)O!

M EMB E RSHIP STATISTICS Numbc-r ("hanters-Ilt Number Al umna:' Clulls- H2 Number Liv ing Pi Ph is-77.l69

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DIRECTORY

• 1964 Li st used , new officer li st not received ALP H A PR OV I NCE

PrtJit/,,,f- Fran ces Farnell Ross ( Mrs. H E ), 4z R idgelll'ood Rd ., Wes t H a rt ford. Conn. 06107 Main, A/Ph_University of M ai nel J ane t Roser! , Ballen t ine H all. Orono, Me NO l'1t SrOfh. A/ph Dalhousie Umversity. Brenda M ann , 6132 Sou th St H alifax, N.S Can. V,rm "", A/ph_Middlebury Co l kge, Ann Parker. Pi Beta Phi. Middlebury College. M iddlebury. Vt. Vrrmont BII_Unive rsity of Ve rmon t , M ari l u You nge nnan, 369 S. Prospect 5 1. , Burl ington, Vt.

M aJl ltrhll Jt Il J A/p h.t- Boston Universi ty. Linda. Bla nk, III Commonwtahh Ave . , Bo5ton. M ass. /lfaJlachllJttll Btl_ Unive rsity oE M assachusetts. Bo nnie Stokes , 388 N. Pleas ant , Amherst, Mass. C" ,,""';(1I 1 A /ph_UniverSi ty of Conn., Lor na Poka rt , Pi Beta Ph i. Univ. of Conn. , Storrs , Conn. BETA PROV I NCE

Pruit/", t-Bt. tty ScOIt Starr (Mrs Wm. G.), no Carroll Ave M a maronec k, N. Y 10"'} Ntw Y o ,. A/ pha-Syracuse University , Sandra Atwater. 210 \'Valnut Pi., Syracuse, N.Y Ntw y " , G"",m_SI. Lawrence University. D orothy Shaw, 2 1 St. la rence A ve., Canton, N.Y. Ntw Y orj Dtlt_Cornell UniverSI ty, Sharnn Ellis. 130 T riphammer Rd It haca. N.Y. Ptn",)I ,,, ,,,,, Blta- Bucknell Unl\·ersity. K athe rin e M ille r, Box W90. Bucknell Univ., Pa. Pt""J)/''''';'' Epsil" ,,-Pennsrlvania Sute University, J oan Bowman, , Poll ock 2, Unh·ersity Park, Pa. Pun l1 /M" i a GlI'mmlt-Dick inson College. Ju dy Elder, Di ck inson College. Carlisle, Pa

GA MM A PROV I NCE

P, uidt"f-V ernah St.,..-art Gardner (Mrs. GeoQle) , 3) Grosvenor SI At hens, Ohio Ohio A lp h--<)h io University , Susan Malone , 6 S College St .• At hens, Ohio Ohio Btl-ohio State University , Iktsy B:tuscher, 184) Ind iano la Ave O hin O;'iu Dtll--onio w 'esieyan U m ve rs lty. J udy Sn odg ra ss , 96 Elizabeth St .• Del awa re , O h io Ohio BpJilo_University of Toledo, Barbara Tornow, 3029 W. Bancroft. T oledo , Ohio 43606 Ohio ZII..-Miami University, Linda Berger, ?lacCracken H all. Mi ami Univ , Oxford. Oh io Ohio Et_Den iso n University , Bonnie Bro ne. Box 2410 Den ison Un iye r , Granville. Ohio DELTA PROV I NCE

PrtJid, nt- Eloisc Frink Cleveland (Mrs. Robut L.), 400 Oak Grove Av e., Norfolk. V3

Maryla"d Bit_Unive rs ity of Maryland, Dawn Sheeler, 12 Fatern i t )' Row, Co ll ege Park , Md DiJtr;(I (I! Co{,,,nbill Alph-cJco rge Washington Universi ty, Beverly Fayl a r, 2129 C. St.( N.W., Washington, Virgini" Dt/I_ O ld Dominion CoJlu:e, Ch.uloue McGinn, 1>400 H amp ton Rl vd NOIre k Vir!;"i" G"m",-Colle,llc of William & M ary. M arie Fr iedenst in e. Pi Bela Phi House, Williamsburg, V a. W, J/ Vir!;,,;a AlfJh West Virginia UniversIty. K a thryn Sneddon, 14 93 U niversi ty Ave ., M organtown, \V1.Va. North Ca roli"" A/ph __ Unive rsi ty o f N o rth Carolina, Gai l M cG re gor. Pi Betl Ph i. C hapel H ill, N.C. N orth Ctl ro /in" Btt_ D uke Univcl5i ty , Gay Box 7096 College Stati on, Durham, N.C. SOMl h C.oli"a Alp h_Universi ty oC South Carolina. Box 4723. U .S.C Columbus. S. c.

E PSILON PROV I NCE

P mitl,,,t-Vi rsinia A LoRe Meyer (Mrs. RUSR II). 2600 P ine Lake Rd Orchar d Lake M ich. 4 S0}4 /tfi ch;,a" AlPha- H illsdale Col lege. Patricia Becker. 2}4 N. M a nni ng. H illsdale, M ich. Sit_University oC M ic h ilj:a n Katherine LouiR Schaeffer, S}6 Tappan, Ann Ar bo r, M ich. M;chi,a" State University, J ulie PUlcdl, 343 N. Harrison. E Lansing M ich. D llt_Al bion Ellen Fisher, Pi Beta Phi. 711 Michisan A ve Al bio n M ich. O"lar;" Alph_Un iversity of T oronto. M argaret Loughney, 120 St. George St , T o ron to ). Onto Can. O"ta,;" B,t_U nivtrsity of Western Ontario, Ja ne Shier, 293 Central Ave .• London, Ont., Can: ZETA PROVINCE P' lIit/,,,f-Patricia Melroy Leakey (Mrs, Bruce H.) 22680 Ire land Rd .• South Bend, Ind. 1"t/i_1t Alpha-Franklin College, Puricia Jonts, EIRY H all. Box 106, Frankl in. I nd. / "t/iltlflt S,.t_Ind iana University. Jan MtsChbe rg er, 928 E Th ird. Bl ooming ton. I nd. lnt/ hl1l1t Gltmm_Butler University, K athy Cur, 6 13 W H ampton Or., Indianapo lis, Ind. I"t/i _" Uni\"ersity, Karen Post , 1012 State St., W l afayette, I nd. Int/ia"a EpJilo _Dt:Pauw University, Don na Walker, 303 S Locust SI Greencastle. Ind. I"t/ia"a Z,t_Ball Stale University, Cheryl K noebel. Rogers H all. Pi Beta Phi , M uncie. Ind. ETA PROVINCE

PrlliJ",I-Margarel. Proc tor Garrecht (Mrs. H ube rt), 4072 Mi nden Rd .• Mem phis. T enn. 38117 K", t'l(j, A/ph_University o f Louisville. Ann M oon, Z030 Confederate Pi., Louisville. Ky . K"""d, of Ken tucky. Susan M aye r HZ E M axwell St., Luington. K y. Tt""tsJtt A /ph_University 01 Chattanooga, Charlotte Bridge. 610 Douslas SI.• Cha ll anooga , T enn. T t"""1Itt S tta- Vanderbilt University. Suzanne Strai,::ht. 118 ·24 A \·e., S Nashyille. Tenn. T"'" ,I1" Gamma-Un i yersity of Tenn essee. Suun Lacker, IB4 W. Cumbe r land Ave K noxyille. T enn. Tt"" t1ltt D t/f_ Memphis State University, Robin J ennings, P .O. Box 19", Pi Beta Phi, Mem phis. Ten n.

THFTA PROVINCE

PrlliJ,,,/- MHY Ja ne Stein Derr inger (Mrs Pau l), 3928 Dr., T ampa. Fla. H608 Alabltll'l" A/ph_Birmingham Southern Co:llese, Carolyn Gomillion, Box 396, Pi Ikta Phi, Birmingham. A la. A/aham BlI_Unlvers ity of A labama. Allce Chenault, Dol[ 12)9, Umverslty. "'Ia . A/ahltm. G mm_Auburn University. Sarah Pearson. Dorm 7, A uburn University. Auburn Ala. PI" rit/1t A/ph_Stetson University. Barbin. F:r.gao. Box 1237. Stetson University. Deland. Fla. FI" ,id. BIt_Flor ida tate Univmity. Pit Clark, )1) W. Ave Tallahass«, Fla FI"rid. GIt",,,,_Roli ins Collefl;e. Caroli ne Bo -ersod:. Pi Beta Phi H all. Rollins College. Winter Park, Fla. Gt" r,;" A/ph_University of Geersil , Becky M a.'hir, 886 M illedge Ave.• At hens, Ga.

IOTA PROVINCE

PrniJ,."J- Ma ry Elizabeth Fr ishover H ill ( M u. J. R ). 10 South Side Country Club, Decatur, III. 6z)21 I lIill,,;J A/ih_Monmouth (o1lt5e, .Pi Beta P.hi. Monmouth Colltlte. Monmouth. III. lI/i",,;1 Bu. Dtlt_Knox (oIlC,ll:e, VIQl lnia Bl 1$s, PI Beta Phi, Student Box. Galesburg III. J/lin DiJ Patricia Walbridge! 6}6 Emerson St ;. Evanston, III. I/Ii" oi, Ztt_Un lnrslty of Ill1no1$ Sue xocgm. 100) S St., Chlmpalgn. III. l/IillOil Et_Millilr.in Oaeryl T hompson, 23' N. Fa lf"l'iew, Decatur, III. TIIill oiJ Th,t_B..,dln UniversitT, Patricia Wilson, 114 N. Institute, Peori•• JlI. 100

THE ARIOW OF PI lETA PHI

KAPPA PROVINCE

Pmid,."I-CoruuDCc Fqld Adam. (Mrs Cuyler C.), EdJcbrook PI., lViutJJlli. of WiJcoDSln, x...tbr 2H St.. Maduoo. WIS, J17u(uJilf B",_8c:lou Colltaf, G.y Pol",. 843 Collegc WIS. • • • WII(Dlflilf G ___ La_tcncc UninrsitJ. Maraam Cornelison. PI Bets Phi. Lawrcnef Unf.·.• Appleton, Wu M".itd" of Manitoba. Zdcnka PriBCic b 1216 Oilton St 1 Wionlpcc/ Mao ., Cao. NtJrth D",h/" AI,b_Uoil'cn i tJ of North Daltou. Judy lsoo, 209 Cambndgc, Grana Forks, N.D. Mi""tI Dt" Alph _Univct5 i ty o( M i nntsOtl. Sara Roscoe, 1109 )th St., S.E • Minneapolis. Minn. AI.",. Alpb-tlnil'crsity o( Albe-rt., J osie Ell iott, 8903·120 St .• Edmonton, Albe-rta. Canada

LAMB DA PROVINCE Closs Lafon (Mrs. Thomas H .) , Maryl.nd An., St. Louis. Mo 63130 Ai'JlOM" or MISsouri. PUncla Mfrsiager. )11 Rollms. Columbl., M o. Mil/D II'; Bd_Washin.too Uninnityd Martha Wohler. So)[ 42, Washington Un il'. , St Louis, Mo. Mi JlO M"; G"",,,,_Drury Collcae. SIn y Marl i n, Pi Betl Phi, 80x 312. Spnagtitld, M o. A,l",,/ 1I/ Alph---Unlycls ity of Arkansas. M ic kcy Pryo r. Pi Bet. Phi H o ust. FaycltcYllic Ark A,l."I.1"1 B t l_llllic Rock Univcrslty. Mary Annc Woods j P O Sox <40)7. Ashcr Ayc. Station. littlc Rock. Ark. LAltisi"nd Alph Neweomb College. Nell N ola n. Zimp c SI New Orltans U. LAltfJI/Ul " BtI_Lou'Slan. SU tc UniVersity. Bcttr Conser. Sol: In)). Un iyerslty SI1t1on, Baton Rougc , La. Millill ipp; A/ph_Uniycrsity of Southcrn MiSSissippi, 'Pat Ward Bol: 1737, Southcrn St.tion, Hattie-sburg, M iss. Millin ipp; Btl.ot--Un i vcrs ity of Miss iuippi , P.mel. Vaushn. Sox 28<48, Uniycrsity. Miss. M U PROVI NCE P, n iJtnl- BetlY SummclWill KoZl (Mrs. Roy J .), 3<40 H utchinson Aye., low. City, Iowa '2240 JDUI" A/ph l o We-slcy.n UQlycrSlty, M.ry Relu, 109 W. Broad St , MI Plcuant Iowa I DUld &t,,-Simr,JOn Collcsc Mar•• rct Bethke <406 North Buxton. Indianola , low. I DW" G.",,,,_ OWl Statc ii'nivfrslty. Katby Gunnhcr 208 Ash Avc .• Ames. lo a l ow" ZtI_Univcrslty of ' ow., Jane SchOll. 81) E Wash iQ&ton. 10"'1. City. 10 S Dlt lh D"lol" A/ph,,- Uniycrslty of South Dakota. linda Brooks. 118 North Plum Vermill ion. S D. Nt/mill" Btt.--unlyersity of Ncbraska. Susan Stuchy. <426 N 16th. lincoln, Neb. K""IIIJ Alph-tln i vcuilY of K.nsas, Lynettc Berg. 1612 We-st 1 Lawrencc. Kan K""I"I Btt_K.nsas St.te Un ivcrsity. Beverly Abmeyer. 1819 Todd Ro ad, Manhatt.n. K an.

NU P ROVI NCE P' tlldr"t-Dorothy J ones Bird -dl ( Mrs Lloyd) Caruth Dallas, 2). Tel: OH.hM." Alpb_Oniyersity of Oklahom •• Susan Bl inn 1701 S Elm, N orman. Okla Oll"hD",,, BtI-<lklahoma Statc UQlycrsity, Norma Gray. }2<4 Clcvdand. Stillwatcr, Okl •. T' x,,1 A/ph _Unive rsity or TfXlS. Mldelyn Doherty. 2300 SIn Anton io. Austin, Tex TtxIIJ Btt_Southcrn Method ist Un iycrsity. C.rolyn H unt. 3101 D ani cls. D.llas. Tex. T"x,,1 Gd",,,,_Texu TKhnolol ical Collcgc Gena Odcll, Bo)[ <432<4 Tech St.tion. Lubbock. Tex TtX,,1 Dtlt_Tau Chri s tian Un ivers ity Joybcll Dic, T.C.U., 80x 30012, Fl. Worth, Tu. Ntw Aftxk D Alph,,- Un iycrsity of New }.{cxico, Judy Rc imcr. 1701 Mf5a Vista N E • AlbuqucrquC, N.M. X I PR OVINCE p,,,;t/,,,,t- Oorothr Hughes Browning (Mrs. Thomas C.). 2)97 Nottingbam Way, Salt L.ke City, Utah 84108 (Dlouu/D Alph_University of Colorado. Shirley J one-s. 890 11th St Bouldcr. Colo. CD/DrtltiD Btt.<f-Univcuity of Dcnvcr, Patticia Harrison l 2203 S. Josephine. Denver, Colo. 80210 CD/D ,tJJO G"mm-Colorado State Univcrsity. Katy We sh. 62) \tl'est Lakc, Fort Colo. W, D"';", A/phd-Univcrsity of Wyoming. Pamel. Thompson, Pi Beta Phi Laramie. wyo. Ultlh A/ph_Uni ers;ty of Utlh, Maraard Muon 1443 E. 1st St., S.lt City. Utilh A{ D"t."" Alph_M ont.n. Stale Collegc , Sharon Smith Quad D., M.S .C. , 'Bozeman. Mon l. OMI C RO N P RO VINCE PwiJtnt-El iz.btth Turner Orr (Mrs. J. Gordon), ,8<4) S.E. 28th St., Portland"" Ore. 97202 WtlJhingf on AJph_Univcrsity ot Wuhington, Nancy Tharp. <45<48 I7lh N.E .• Wash WtlJhi"gfOn Btla-Washington Stale University, Jcnn ifcr SKord, 707 Linden Pullman, Wash WtlJhinl t Dn Gdmm_Uniycrsi ty of Pugct Sound l Annc Harvn\ N orth Dorm bUniy of P ugct Sound. Tacoma Wash. O", D " AlPh_Uniyersity of Orcgon. Kathi Sana. 1)18 K ineaia St., Eugene, re. ' O", D " &t...--ortjEo n State Univcf1lty. Suzannc Wie-sner. 3002 H arrison. Corvallis , Ore. O",D" G"",m_Willamette Un i vef1 ity. Linda Torkelson. 844 Mill St., Salem. Ore O"'D n Dtlt.<f-Port l.nd Stale Collea!,o Sunn McKey. 927 S.W. Jackson, Portland, Ore. Jd.hq A/ph_U nl ycrslty of Idaho. v.11 Corncll. Id aho St .• MOKOW, Idaho

PI PROVINCB

Jun Moody Lockhart (Mf1 Arthur A .). 6231 E. 6th St .• Lonl Buch, Calif 9081<4 Btt_S an/i liall, Un iversity of Calrfl?rnia, Piedmont Ave Berkeley, Cal ie. C"lt/or"f" G""'m _ nlycrslty of Sou thcrn Calrrornll. Mac Rckcrs, 6-67 We-st 28 St Los Angeles 7. Cllie. C.,liJ.0nrf" Dtlt Unil'ersity or California at Los Angcle-s, Pam Willis. 700 Hillard Ave L A. 2<4 Calif. Co,llegc, Sara Vickers '080 CollegC PI., SIn Calif. ' CIII,lo ,nl" Z"t_Un'l'erslty o( Callfornl' at S.nta Barbara, Terc Smith. 763 C.mlno Pcscadero Golete Calif Nntltid Alph_Univcf1ity of Ncvada. Jcanninc V.n Wagenen. 869 N. Siura. Rmo. Ncy.· , A,a D"" Alph-tln iYcrsi ty of Arizona. Plm Schumacher. to}) N. Mo unt ain A vc Tucson Ar iz. A ,n o"d Btt_Arizonl Statc University, Shuo n leggc, Box 78 Pa lo Verde-East, Tempe, A·tiz.

Committee

Ch a irmen

- No list recci"td-used 1960' -6) chairman ALPHA PROVINCE

A/phil-Mrs RCflI C Bowles 21 Forest A'Wt., 81,,&or, Me

' NQPtl S,,,,;,, Alph_Mn Frank Harrina:too, 10 Wilson An ., R ockinaham, N S .• Can • V","UI AJpb_Rulb P Cram (Mrs. Edward S.), RFO #1, Middlebury, Vr. V""."", Btt_Maraud: RYln Vln Dine (Mrs. Howard A. Jr.). 21 Lindenwood Dr , S. Burlil1iton. Vt.

MIlIJ"dJlIJIlII AJph_Ethel Sanfo rd Adams ( Mrs. Ph ilip E.). 170 Marlborough St , &sto n, Mau, MtMJllthM l lIIJ S , t_Phyllis P Btasl. Pulpit Hill Rd : RPO 3. Amherst, Mass ' CD" "UI ;oll A/ph_Janet Sutherland Aronson (Mrs R P." Samsbce line, Rt. #4. Coventry, Conn.

BETA PROVINCE

Nt'" Yo," A/ph_Donna Taylor Pair (Mu. Donald). 100 Briarcljffe Rd • DeWitt, N Y Ntw Y o rj G.mm_Mn. A H. Mager, <46 Riverside Dr. Canton, N Y Nt"' Y or. O,II_Eleanor Akin Smith (Mrs. Sheldon), 168 Pleasant Grove Rd .• Ithaca , N. Y. -P tNtfJ,/fI '''';1I BII_Hannah MelV ine Miles (Mrs. T . M . l. R .D . #1 Lewisburg. Pa . -P""II ,/•• "i. G.mm_Margaret Martin Sloane (Mrs. Wm ), 417 W. South St , Carlis le, Pa -P ,,,,,J,I •• ,,i Ep,il D_Miriam S Wellington (Mn. A. M .) , 312 Buckhout St .• Stata College, Pa

GAMMA PROVINC E

Ohio AJPh--Gene Porter Wheaton (Mrs. F, W, 1 77 Elmwood PI., Athens Ohio Ohio Btt_Helen DePorest Fox (Mrs. Richard). :lH3 Farle igh Rd ., Columbus.l. OhIO Ohio Ddt_Sally Davis Wood (Mrs Paul), 114 Grandview Ave , Dela",ue. uhio Ohio E,,;/a_Marjorie Keller Winger (Mrs. Ross E ,. 41'" Dorcbester Dr , Toltfl 7. Ohio Ohio Z,t......-charity J Carson (Miu), 820 S Camvus Ave , Odord Ohio Ohio E,_Edith Ho yer Rankin (Mn. Allen), 218) Cambridge Bh d., Columbus. Ohio DELTA PROVINCE

- AI."I.1Ui Btt_Barbara McCollum Shoemak: (Mrs'lohn 11713 Stonington PI. , Silver Spring, Md. Oim;t"/ aJ Co/"m.i. A/,h_Audrie Suffield Whitney Mrs R , c . ). 171 N Columbus St., ArlinstOll, Va. Vi"i"ill G.mm_Luonne Olson Tarltton (Mrs. J S.) , 221 Tyltt Brooks Dr , Williamsoutg, Va. Vi"i"i" D,/t - Katherine Baus SallO' (Mrs. W C.), 1600 W 49th St., NorfOlk, Va. 'l';; : V;. ','Ii A1;I r -DouXhy Brand Stone iMrs Ward D.,. I EuClid Ave .• Moraantown W Va. N a,th CIII'o/i" Al,h_Susan R Saunders (Mrs. J. M'I' 316 W. UoiYersi" Or:l Chapel Hill N C. - Narth C.rali". 8".,........conoie Esgen Hydrick (Mrs. Ju ius), 3108 [)eYOD Rd HOpe Valley, D urham N C. SaMth C..,ali"" AI,h_Mary Lees Graham McGeary (Mrs. J. A ). 30 Gibbcs Ct , Columbia. S C. EPS ILO N PROVINCE Mirhi, " AI,h_Doroth y Collins Swansoo, 120 Orchard Ridge, Hillsdale. Micb Mhhi , ." Btt_Kay Kepler Forward (Mrs. John), 2016 Medfo rd #34, Ann Ar bor. Mich. A1irh;,,,,, G"mm_Ellen Ude Banag lia (Mrs. A Mark). 20)2 Tomahawk Circle, Okemos. MIch. Mirhi " D,lt_M,ra.rtl Kn.u5e Youna (Mrs R.lph A ), 408 '8rnck"'ay PI., Alhi o n , M ich. 0"'.";0 Al,h_Elilibeth B. Bell 110 Highbourne Rd , Toronto 71 Can O" ,..,io Btt..-Glad,.s Humphrn Richard son (Mrs. Ronald) , 2) Klnisparlr: Ctescent. , ondoo , Ont. , Can. ZSTA PROVINCE

I" Ji""" A/Ph_Martha Deppe (Mn C. F ). 121) Park AYe., Franklin! I nd. I"Ji."" B,t_Pam Caale Walten (Mrs. Wm.) , 101 Hampton Court. B oomington, Ind

I"di."" G.mm_Patty Hill Davidson (Mrs. Charles) 4H) Tho mleigh Dr , IndianaPO lu. Ind

I"IIi_" Ddt_Jane R.nlOm Long (Mrs Richard W.), 1413 Warren PI.. Lafayette, Ind. I"IIi.". E'lilo_Muilro Snyder (Mrs. Edward). ) I)urham St ., #9. Greencastle, Ind I"IIi."" Z,t_Audrey Gibson HOstetler (Mrs. I S.). 300 Winthrop Rd , Muncie, Ind ETA PROVINCE

- K,,,tllr" AI,h_Ruth Anne Rogers Ragsdale (Mrs. J C ) R #1, Box 107 Prospect. Ky K,"'lI rJ, B,t_Shlr1O' Newcomer Riley (Mrs. Wm.), 711 Kirkland Dr. , Lcsington, Ky. T '''''"Jtt AI,h_Miss Alice Springer 732 Che-rokee Trail Rosnill e Ga T"''', lI tt B,t_Dorothy MartIn Smith (Mrs Boyce) 729 Richfield Dr Nuh ilIe TenD T''''''Jltt Gnrm_Mrs Wm. A Akers 6}4: Scenic Dr Knorr iIJe, Tenn -T ,",,'lItt D,lt_Marae Bolle Thras her (Mrs P. Houston , III). 9)9 N. Grsham, Memphis , Tenn TH ETA PROVIN CE

-A I.I,.." ,. Alph_Helen Irwin Ko bl (Mrs. F S ). 3244 E Briarcliff Circle Birminsham, Al a. - AI..-"",,, &t-«<ile Oliycr H onon (Mrs C F ), 1016 Dr.• Tuscaloosa, Al a - AI.h.", ,, G.""m_Eliubtth S.1.PP Raltan (Mrs 1'. D ) Box 1103 Auburn Ala Florid" Al,h_Mat,uerite Gnmm McKenzie (Mrs M D ). 702 EutoYer Circle. Deland. Fla. B,,_Jeao Wade Morris (Mrs. John) , 2208 Mendoza 11.« , TaUahaJJ«, Pia. Flo"J" G.",,,,_Ann T odd J ohns (Mrs. Nick). 4}O Dunrave-n Dr " Winter Park, Fl a. Gt ar6 i A/,h_Zoe Sauoden J amn ( Mrs R E ), 3902 Gladney Dr , Dornille. Ga IOTA PROVINC E

I/li"D;' AI,h_Joyce K Allison 414 N 10th , Monmo uth, Ill. lIIi"o;, Bt,. O,ft_Joao P Boydstun (Mrs. J S >. 125 VIctoria An , Galesburg III. U/i" ai) B,JiltllI-Sonia Aoderson (Mrs. M c..), 240) JJnco lnwood, Evanston II I. II/;"oi, Z,t_Sarah Witherspoon Balbach (Mrs S B ). 100) S Dotutlas Urbana, III. IIIi"oi,l!t_Mary Catherine p 'Sirnet Schere r (Mrs. R L), 140 N Westia.n Dcc.1.tur. III. lIIi" o;, Th,t_Rutb Be ISlerling M iller (Mrs. Don), )12 Prospect Lane. Pcoria Hci,hts. JlI. KAPPA PROVINce

lfi'isro llJ;" AI,h_Joa n Heller Brewster (Mrs F A.), 702 Baltzell St Mad ison Wis lfi';sruJi ll B,t_Sh irley Peterson White (Mrs Wm ) 409 Cottqe Rockt on , III F;,r oll,i" G.",,,,_Nanq KJ-icck Heruiman (Mrs . M . W . ) : 424 E. Liodber,h St. , Appleton . W is. M""i' a•• Al,h-carol McGonigal. n Thatcher Dr Winolpea Q Mao • Can Millllll Ot" Al,.6_B.1.rbara Gesell Laudct' (Mrs Charles), 20 Sprin, Lane, St Paul 10 Minn - Nart.6 O.jot. AI,h_Nina T aayburah (Mrs B , ) 729 R«TtS Dr Grud Forb. N.D - AI.",,, AI,b_Bcttr Cullerne Parker (Mrs H S.). 13908-92od An., EdlDOllton Alta , CaD LAMBDA PROVINCE

Millelll ,; AI,h_Emily O Brooke (Mrs. Oement E.) 901 EdJewood , Columbia Mo MilJ olI,; B,t_VilJlinia Eppler Sm Ith ( Mrs Robert F.) , 112 7 MaJOO Rd , St Louis, Mo. 63131 M ill elll,; G_",_Fa, B VandiYOrt , U41 E Elm SpritlJlidd. Mo Al,h_Mallardta Feon Putman (Mrs. Rcd ina), 173 Hill St • P.1.yettC"tiJIe, M 10.

A,•• IIJ., B",;.-Miss HoeltzeJ, 1201 Rock AIle. LA.m••• AJlh_DttDtt Suthon (Mrs. LucilU) , 1324 Nub't'i\le Ave , Ne Orleans, La. - u.ui B". - Artbe Al len Jenkins (Mrs. Ccc:d), 1466 Cloverdale, Bal oo Rouac, La Mww,,,i A/p.b;.-AnIOioctl e M oo le Owinp (MIS. Ralpb 5.). 20} Arlin&too Loop, Hauicsbu rl. Miuim,,; B,,-<:Onnoc Bass (Mill), Boll: 11. ·7, University. Mill , M U PROVINCE

-[ow. A/ph_Ma isi e TaegCf (MIS. Jamu), 412 Broadway, MI Pleasant, Iowa /"w. B,I,,-Shirley Day Bunch (Mrs. R. H .), 210 W. Lincoln, IDdiaoo la, Iowa ·IDw" G""'1I'I'_Maraam: Leonard Buck (Mu. James), )3) Foresl Glen, Ames, lo a l ow" Z,I_Ann Ewus Erickson (Mn. Dale). 86 Olive 0 , l o a CIty, lo a -S D.lh Dd Dt. A/ph_Mrs Tom Claffio. W Redwood Court, VermJll ioo. S D -N, ,.,•• Btl Julie Hath away Eylh (Mrs. R H ). >•.,) Gr inuby Ln • L!Dcolo, Ncb 68)02 K.IfJ., A/lh;.-Ruth Raoey Huc:hcs (Mn. J I.). Rt #>. La rcoce. Kan. K."J.J B"....-<:ecde BrlSKlu Kcndall (Mu.) 202) Pierre, Manhattao, Kan NU PROVIN CE

0 ./• .0 0"'. A/ph Mary A. Re id (Mrs. L. 5 ). 601 Bload UM, Norman, Okla. O.,.h"",.. Btt;.-B:arbara Thomas Simank (Mrs Edmund). 2001 Unive rsity. Sull. lIte. Ok la. TtJr.J A/ph_Florencc H ollis Clarke (MIS. C. H ) , Rt. 7, Box 93), Ausun, Tex T,Jr.J Btl_Rose M Lindsley Wallace (Mrs. James) 6322 Woodland Dr , Dallas 2'. T ell:. TtJ(.J G"",,,,.- BelRlcc Fields Speau IMrs James) , ,OO'·21It St " Lub bock , Ta T ,Jr.J D ,/I,, - Martha Crowl ey Blls (110 n. Harr il), )914 EI Campo Tel. , Fon Worth, Ta

M iss. N, " , /II, Jri(o A/,h_Mrs G. B , 1627 Calle Del Ranchero, N E , Al buquerque, N M Xl PROVIN CE - Colo ,"",o A/ph_Louise Wolff (Min), '22 H ighland, Colo. - C%,uo Btl_ Luc ille Ryla nd (Mrs J ohn). 3470 E Kmtuck y Ave , Denver, Colo. C%,..4o G.",,,,_Nancy D M cComb (Mrs T M ., Jr.>. 414 E Lake, Fori Co ll in s, Col o. ·IV',, "' I" '- A/,h_Mary Boyce Fisher (Mrs Mu), 1907 Garfield, Laramie, W yo. Uld Alph.- V lrainia Clowes Woods ( Mu Wanen B.) , 2290 S 22 nd E ., Sah City Utah Al o"t.". A/ph_Bflty Lyons Wolcott (Mn. Frank) Rt. #2, Box 16 1, Bozema n, Mont. OMICRON PROVINCE If/ Jh;"" o" Alph_Barbara MeRon Siullt (Mn J L.) , 8431 Rd , Wash 1f/lU hi",lo" Btl_Dorothy M. Lenn, 2006 Clifford , Pullmao, Wash. WlUh i",ID fI G.",m Marie A Helmer (Miss) , II' N. Yakima Ave., Ta coma, Wuh 0",0" AI,h_Joann Donaldson Guldage r, 2140 Silyer Lea 0 ., Eu&ene. Ore 0", 0" Bel_Alice Reed Moore (Mrs S. T ), 2930 Greeley Dr , !. Corvallis, Ore. -0,,'0" G m",_Maxine Barlruff (Mrs. David), 162'·2oth Salem, Ore. · O,e,o. Ddt.........carol Gleason Anderson (Mrs Harry) 300 1 N E 44lh. Portland, • /J.h o A/ph;.-Rulh Hawk i ns Boas (Mrs L. A ), '12 E. B St., M osco w, Idaho PI PROVINCE

C.li/'o ,,,i,, Btl;.-8ctty G Lalhrop (Mrs. F P .). 2929 Aval o n A't'e Berkeley, Calif. C./i/.o ,."i. G.", __ Rulh T Busch (Mrs. E H Jr.) , 4HI Oak ood Ave., La Canada, Calif. C.JiI.0 ,,,i,, Dt'lt;.-Ruth Rapp Thayer (Mrs Robe rt). 1274 Capri Dr , Pacific Palisades, Calif C.hlo ,,,i eplii oTt-Grayne Fef/Juson Price (Mrs , R V.), 11]81 Lorena EI Cajon, Calif. C.lifo,,,i. ZtI_Nancy Swinney, 6 11 Fo xen Dr Slntl Barbara, Calif. -N,,". AJp.b;.-Sharon Tcslia Wilson (Mn R .) , 269' Hik o Reno, Nev A,iz D". A/ph.......-.MD Arm Sha Sneller (Mu. R W ) , HZ1 E 20 th, Tucso n, Ad:!!

A,h D"" 8t'I-urol L Lcndrum (Mrs Peter A ,), '923 E. Del Norte, Phoen i x, Ari:!!.

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StUlltlr1 fo, , h, AlII"'''. tlnd Grll"J /fIJI",". Vi(I- Pr'lid, fr/-Heiffi Boucher Dill: (.Mrs Carr E.). 31)4 H alesworth Rd , Columbus 21. Ohio Grll"J V iu. Prll idt nf 0/ Phi/llnlbropitl- Evelyn Ptttn Kyle (Mrs Stanley E.). H Oak K noll Garden Dr Pau dena. Calif. ifIll"'''' CIMb EJito,..-A dde A lford He in le:, :H:H Jewell St., San Di/8 0, Calif. 92 109 Ord,t 01 G old", Arro_addrcss co rres po ndence 10 Central Office

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AI""I",. P")lI i" " Prtlidl" t- Ada M. T o wle H awkins (Mrs. Arthur), 9 Westwood Rd' J Storrs, Conn. 06268 S,rlllbi,r, t\!4,IJ.-GI.dys Campoli (Mrs. And re w T ), 100 Commonwtalth Ave., Plltsne:ld. Ma n. -SlIdin"" " V , rm "nt- ]tan WiI!ialIl5 Peuc (.Mrs. Stewart S.). 301 Colle&e St. , Burling ton, VI E/fItt ,,, C""".-Eliubctb Newberry Mutycka (Mrs. J oseph) R #} Folly Line, Coventry , Conn. Eal l"" Mai"I'-Nancy Li ttlefield Cousins (Mrs D. }I ) 14 Po nd St., Orono, Me G fttU ir B OlIO " , M"n .-Louise bngenbera (Mrs'J 2) Lakeview Ave., Ca m br idae, Mus -Ht,/ifu, N.S.-j oann e Dowell J M iss) , 879 Bri gts St., Hali fax, N S., Canada HMtforJ, Co "" .-j acqueline Du ack 80azman (Mrs. H 0.). 4} Mou ntain V iew Dr , W. Hanford. Conn. M",,,brll" Ar, , C""".-Edna J oslin Woodbury (Mrs Roger A .). 26 Nye 51. Man chts ler, Co nn Af" "" ,,,}, QII' ., C""sUI_Joyce McOuilkin Dawson (Mrs.;. M ). 276 Tudo r Ct., Pointe Claire. Quebec. NftII Ha l"", Co " .-M ary Ann Spellman M ahaney (Mrs A .>, 8}9 Ever,teen Ave , MI Cannel, Conn. 06)18 Port/lu,J, Af ,.-Helena M . Jenun ( M ISS), Rou te 2. S. Po nland, Me. 04107 S Oll lh"" F ;rfi,U COII"I" (,,, ,,n .- Louise Simminger Beggs ( Mrs. H .rry G.). H alf M il e Rd Dar ien. Conn. Wrst SlIhrbllll of J\f,oUI.-Dorothy I. Warner (Miss), 104 T OJ: tet:h St Brookline, Mass -Th ", rs Ri,r" C""".-J\nn Sergeant fMrs. Russell), 148 Bell·Air Or M' yu;r. ronn - No'" .) rolt_Jo anne Dowell ( Mi ss), 879 Bridges St., H.l ifu:, Nova Sco t ia

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AJ,tmlUl Pro ,i"" PrtliJ,nl-N.rtC'! Bloich er P olI.ck (Mrs D. E ., Jr.). 112 ) Wendell Ave , Schenectady. N.Y. 12308 AI;an ,. N.Y .-Sall y Cowan Stout (Mrs. Warren). 27 Alv ina Blv d .• Al bany , N.Y. BII6tt10, N.Y -Ann Pfe iffer Barber (Mrs. J. C., Jr .) , 329 Lamarck Dr., Snyder, N.Y. - ern"id Prn"I,h '"ni_Helen H offa (Miss ). 140 S. Tbird St • Lew isb url. Pa. HtlTr isbM".C.rliIJr, P - Mary S.nford Beckley (Mrs. Thomas A .), 333 N. 29th SI.• Camp Hill Pa l lbar. N.Y.-Jane Wight Dailey (M",. Wm. G.), 12 H i.hland Dr Dryden , N Y. oL ,'!' IIIIlllJ.No, th Sh ort, Wiley ROSlr (Mrs. M. T.)., ') Green Mead ow Lane, H unting to n, L.T., N.Y. -Mi Hlldlo n Val/r" N.Y.-Vera MOrrison (Mrs Robert ). Millbroo k, N.Y. - Nrw Y(H'.t Cill , N.Y.-Patrici. D. Gray (Miss), 104 E 8) St ., New York. N Y N orrhrrn Ntw / t rlt,1-Margaret: Nicholson Ray (Mrs. George), 700 Coleman PI.. Wtstfitld, N J -PhiJsUlrlphi , Pa .· Ma i n Linl'-Robena M. jesky H o ran fMn. Daniel). 1042 Derwydd Lane, Berwyn, Pa. Phi/aIi,/phia, P•. Donald Dowden. J718 Highland Ave • Drexel Hill, Pa. -Piltljll"b PAI .-San.b B iles S.nders (Mrs. Terry D.), 420 Lamar St Pi ttsbu r,h, Pa PitIJb"b ,Sollth P • -M u ilyn Carey Brown (Mrs. E. E .), 777 Fru ith urs t Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa -RiJ( rwooJ, N.I.-Naner D onova n Kraft (Mrs. W. P .), 674 N St Ridgewood, N.J. -R tubrru" N.Y - Ann Oakes Puson (Mrs. Robert), In Lattimore Rd ., R ochester, N Y. Ror.l."J COlin,!, N.Y.-Bubar. Crail Buc k (Mrs W A II), 64} New Hrmpste.d Rd .• Spring V all ey, N.Y. Srhute,sUI7, N.T.-Joanne Masirl Aroold (Mrs D R .). 1061 Glenwood Blvd., N Y. S Olltbtr" NftII Jrrll1'-Eilem F .i t Dur,in (Mrs. R T .), 2126 H olI, Lane, Cinnaminson, N - S'tUt Collt,t, Pa .-Doro thy ArmstroD8 Stover (Mrs H W.), 243 Whitehall Rd ., State Co lege, P •. -S7 , /IIlIIII, N Y -Ela ine Venncwitz Enus (Mrs J ames), 107 K tssle r Lane, Fayetteville, N.Y. W,lrr hrrur C"II " t1, N.Y .-E le.nor Herman Pustay (Mrs. Fred). 10 Fenim ore Dr Harrison. N.Y.

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Pr o,i,,(t PmiJ t"t-Ju lia Bowman Leed r ( Mrs E H ) -4CK6 Lytle Woods PI.. Cincinnati, Ohio Aho" , Obio--Cacolyn Carlson Blake (Mrs. Robert). H6 H iwood Ave.• M unroe Fall., Obio A tbr"I, J av M Hdltlfin&er (Mrs. C. C.), 2} Bri ood Dr. Athens Oh io Ctmto", D.venport Hillnn (Mn. D .). BOO Enfield, N.W unton, Oh io - Cinri""iIl!.t O.6'a--:-Uro l yn Cunningham (Mrs. M T >' 3449 A ul t V icw Ave Cincinnati. Ohio C/r"rl nJ J!.tlJt , Obr_M.tcelle Oauberumcc WiSeley (Mrs. P.u l J ), 0648 W,att Rd., E Cleveland , Obio CI,,,rlIIIIJ W 'Jt, ObiQ-Mary Alice Barlow Pe rsche (Mrs Robert A.), 12700 Lake Ave Apt 1701 Lakr,.,'ood Ohio - Colli",hl. ObiQ-Sar. Allen Bagler (Mrs. James). 2420 Middlcsa Rd .• Columbus, Ohio • , D."o n, Swingle Monu (Mrs R 1-), 2717 Ridg ev ille 0 ., Dayton , Ohio H amilto", Obio-Susan Cummins V.der ( Mrs R IChard), 1204 H aldimand, H .mil ton. Ohio -Nr""",.t .G, " ,illr, Obi_ Jo.n Bush Spencer (Mrs. Funk,}r .), I H9 Pl eas. nt V alier Rd ., Nc-ward, Ohio - Ohio Vllllr" Ohio-Sall,. k obens (Mrs Roger) n Stratford Rd Wh«ling. W Va - Sp,i",fit/J/ Ou Bois Remsbe rg (Mrs. R G ). )15 N. Foun tain , Sprindield, Ohio T olrJo, OhlQ-B.rbar Pelton Eikost (Mrs. Wrn. M ) 1})8 Wildwood Rd., Toledo. Ohio Y OII",I IOW" , WAIf.,.,n , Roost J ob (Mrt. G. A ), Rt 4 , 801: )9 Cortl.nd, O hio

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P, o,i"u Pr'liJ,,,t-Marybelle Carr Currr (Mn. Robl B.). 4820 Ft. Sumner Or Washington 16, O .c. -BtIlti",,,,r MJ.-Ruth Pederson M arch.n t (Mrs. T S ) 416 Ced arcroft Rd .• Baltimo re , Md Cb ptl Hill , N . C.-Susan Rose S.undm ( Mrs . J . M .), 326 W . University Or.. Chapel H ill. N .C. - Cb", I,J t o" W VAI --;-Virginia G.ston Rte' (Mrs Thomas B.). 2-44 Daniels Ave South Charleston, W Va. - Ch rlott r H olt Pa rham ( Mrs L. H Jr l. 3401 Tinkerbcll Lane Charlotte, N.C. " VAI -Helen M F rashure ( Mn james M L Lake Flo,d, Bristol W Va. - CDI.",;i S C.- Jill Riou McKa, (Mrs j ohnL 2318 Lee St ., Columbia. S c. ' H" ", pJo " RDUI, VAI -Nanq Webster D utro (Missl. 216 H um Rd Nt'Wl'Ort News V a. "tI D .C S.".'"'''' (M",i "r R,itl W i/til-Jean Niemeiler LeBuhn (Mrs: Wm ). 4101 GleDrose St., Ke nsington, Md Af",-t_t/1Wll' , V - Mrs C. W Flenniken. Jr.). IHI Ave. Norfolk Va V.., -Florine H a ley Moore ( Mrs \T'm. R Jr l IHI Rockb,id;e Ave V •. - NfO rtbtr" Vd .- Tois H ONt J C'IIVis (Mn Cn inl. 1003 Beverly Dr Alaandria. Va Rkh", o"J , V •. (M.., L Ktlltr)-Donna Phillips Wright ( Mrs A E.), 8408 Bronwood Rd., R ichmond. V •.

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-Ro".oh, V -Ouistine M.cke White (Mrs. James A.). 1771 M idland Rd., 5aJcm, V •. - SONlluTII W.V -Winihed Lynch S.yre (Mrs Floyd), 411 Woodl.wo An , W.V•. WtUhill,loII, D.C .-Lou.ise Williams Groseclose (Mrs. El& lo). 481} Wood y uoc N.W., WasbinitoO. D .C. -W iI",ill,tO", Dtl.-Eliz.beth BO'ant Lono ( Mrs. P.ul A .). H Northcliff Dr., Wycliff. Wilmin,ton, Del. EPS ILON PROVINCE

AI"",,, p,.".i"r, P,tsid'"I-Barban. Heath K illins (Mrs. David A.), Ad u e Rd ., Ann A rbor, Mi ch AIIII A,.bo,. Afieh -Sue Null K ibler (Mrs. Richard) 1742 Barrinfton Pl., Ann Arbor. Mich. -B1oo",fit'ld HI I/I, "Iith.-Anne Chestnut Bartlett ( Mrs. C. Phillip), 9&4 Dunley, B loomfield H ills. Mich. Dtl,.O;I, "lich.-judy Wann Lul ie (Mrs. j D.). HOOO Myrtle, Dearborn. M ICh. G,.""J R",n/I, Mich.-Kay Couaill Fur (Mrs. Wm. 5.). 1132 Burke, N.E., Grand RJpids. Mich: -G,.Ollt PO;II", M«h.-Barbara Dewey Cammctt (Mrs. Stuart, jr .). 460 Mon.o, Grossc Pointe, M iCh. H "",iIIOll, 0",., C""d_Pearl Barker Schmuck (loin. C. B.)..l Bo. 429, Aneuter, Ont Canada -/«AIo", Afuh.-joane Bolin&: Ril(')' (Mrs. P. j .). 1409 W. nankhn St .• jaciuon. Mich. - ulllill•. E4Jt WIIII,/ I\fuh.-joan lawler Stapleton ( Mrs. Wm. j .J. 4}O Everett Dr., Unlin,. Mich. - u"doll. 0", .. C"".ut_Kathy Kalbflesh letts (Mrs. E. B ). 9 Brentwood Pl.. London. Ont Canada - No"h W ""dWMJ. "tieh.-Eliz.beth M iller Beals (M rs. Wm.). 27421 Sprinll: Ar bo r Dr., Southfield. Mich. - SolllhIDtll"", I\fld.-Mariory Randall Laird (Mrs. Robt. W.). 146 S. Lincoln Blvd Battl e Creek. M ich. 'T of o"to, 0,,1 .• C.m.ul_Beth M"ur,au oyd I.cnnard (Mu. Gordon H .). -49 Daneswood Rd., Toronto 12, Ont Can.da

ZETA PROVINCE

AlII",,,. P,. o"illtt P, lIid",t-Emily W.lter Wallace (Mrs. john). 2727 Park ...·ay Dr., Muncie. Ind. A"dtflo", I"d.-Patri cia A Crook (Miu), 1322 Winding Way. Anderson, Ind. -Bloo",i" ,to " , l.u'.-Wanda Zeller (Mn. Robert). BOO N. W.lnut 51 Bloomington. Ind. -Col"",b /, I "d.-j oaone G ivcrls Baker (Mrs. jack). Route #'. Columbus, Ind. -ElU., CO II"'l, I"d.-j an GUyer Wat (Mrs. M W .). 626 Oakdale. Elkhart. Ind -Fo,t W"Yllt/ J.J.- Emmy Lou Garwil Andenon (Mrs. Peter), 4801 Tacoma Ave .• Ft Wayne. I nd. F, dli" , /" -Gvneth Wilson frcd beck (Mrs. M N.). R R. 4. Bo. 194. FranklIn. Ind. -GM,. InJ.--Gt,e Davis Mohr (Mrs. louis), Bo. },. , Ogden Dunes. Portage. Ind. -Grtt1lt:tUllt. "''' .- Elaine S.uter Shtdd (Mrs. Robert), 8n Gardenside Dr., Greencastle. Ind. 'H"",,,,ond "rJ.-j ulie RtcS Vance (Mrs. B. A.), 8'" M anor Dr., Apt. A., Munster. I nd. f"di " aPoJ;l, brJ,-Ellen McF.dden Forsyth (Mrs. William H .). N. Pennsylvani., I ndilnapolis, Ind. -KoAo", o, Ind .-M a rth a leM y Moor (Mrs William). 703 Grove Ave Kokomo Ind. ' lA/",m" l"d .-Sua h Rose Brown (MIS. Robert A ) 616 S. 30th St lafayette , Ind. -j\fll"t;" I"J .-Mart C. H artmcn Pingry (Mrs. Wm.). H arvty Rd , M uncie. I nd. 'R ith",o"d. I"d .- Elva j o Downing Turner (Mn. j ohn). 722 S.W. It. St Ri chmond, Ind. -Solllh 8 t"d.J,fiJlutw,d , Ind .-R uby L. Slr l igos (Mrs. George 5.). 216 Peuhway. Soulh Bend, Ind S OIl,httU tt,." I"Ji",,_Dorothy T o nscnd (Mn. Frank). 322 E. M ain St Greensburg. Ind. -Soll,hwll'tm , I"J.- Sue K illinger Hescman ( M n. Donald). 6921 Nt'Wburgh Rd ., Evansville. Ind. 'T t"t H lllt, ",".-Nancy H ouse Rubey (Mrs. Fre d). 33 S. nnd St., Terre H aute, Ind. ETA PROVINCE

AlII",'" P,. o,i"rt Pr-tJidtnl-Marg uerite Bacon H iclcty (Mrs. David). 174 N. Crest Rd Missionary Ridge. Chattanooga 4. T en n. 8 1., RitI" , T ,-"".-Lou Tangeman Travis (Mrs. R L.) 280 l.keview Circle, Kingsport, T enn. Ch"lI "o",... T,,,,,.--Ginny Foster (Mi.u), 119 Pinehunt Ave Chananooga , Tenn. K" ox" illt, Tt"" .-A nn S. Chrislopher IMls. j o hn F .). 1313 Timbtrgrove Dr K noxville , Tenn Ltxi" ,to" K, .-Louise Wood B.hr (Mrs LHlie M ) 970 Muo n H eullcy Rd ., Lexinollton Ky -Linlt Pi,to ,, - Barbara McCroskey (10115. Frank), GatlinbullI:. Tenn L fJ u;'"ill, K,.-Mary Beverly Wade Spiller (Mrs L R ), 1809 Sh.dy lane Louisville. Ky. 'M t",phil, T tu.-Mallory G riffi t h Koenig (Mrs. D ight G.). Redd och COVI:', Memphis. Tenn r ,."" - Faye Smith (Mrs. Blanton, jr.), 113 Alton Rd .• Nashville, T enn.

THBTA PROVINCE

Alllm_ Pf o,inrt Prt Jidt",- K ath,.,n Leut iler Ta nton (loin. G. C.), 1316 N.B. 42 Ct., Ft Laudeldale, Fhi • Atl "t". G".-Clare Earnest Lassiter (loin. T. U., jr.), 774 Walnut Circle. S.W., M arietta. Ga. Bi,.",i",h "" Al•. - P h,Uis CO n Ba ird (Mrs. Wm. 5.). 1861 Thornton PI., Birmingh am, Ala. CltltMVtII" FI•. Arrostron, (Mrs. James G.). 11727 84th Ave urgo. Fla -Otu"d FI - Barbara Ruiter D ykes (Mn. G. M .). 1296 N. Garfield, Del and. Fla 'Fl iAlliltrd.J" Fla.-Marilyn Tallon Joh nston (Mu. tory M.), 1321 N.W. 6th Ave ., Ft lauderda le. F la. 'G i"tsf/illt, FI - Jo Puker Shelley ("tn. C. R.). 614 S.W. 27th 51 Gainesville. FI3. H olI,wood, FI" .-j o Nell Proctor Duda IMrs. A. C.)' 3410 Clevtland St H olly"'ood. Fla. Hu"t s,,;JIt, A/".-Amma H u rt R ussell (Mrs D.1n) 1202 Greenle.f Dr. S E H untsville. Al l. -/"r js o".ilIt PI". - Betty Chitty H arby (MIS V. Earl). <4364 M cGi rts Blvd j ac ksonville. Fla. lAltl(md. FI - MaO' Sanderson Grizzald (MIS. 2430 Newport. Lakeland. Fla. M; ",i , PI - Meriam McDonald H ammond (Mn. R. H Jr.). 943 HuntiNt Lodfte Dr , M iami Springs, Fla. Mobilt , AI -Margaret Ferrell (Mrs. Keith). 2762 N. Sherwood Dr Mobile, Ala. M""t,o",".1. H ouck H arbin (Mrs. M G.). 1092 Roslyn Dr Mont,ltomery. A la. -},f IlS(/t Sho l s Art_Elizabeth Lau,hlin AJhe (Mrs. Fred W.l, 113 Lakewood Dr , Sheffield. Ala Oe I PIA - Anna Davis MOC"KIv (Mrs. 100' E. Fort K inoll Ave Ocala. Fla. - O,.I""d".Will,,,.P,,,j. PI - M arniu H end.1I Carli (M". j ohn M ), }1l2 Wa5ell". Orl.ndo, Fla -Ptlll"to lts Neale Penniman (Mrs. E. E.). 400 \'':'ondbine Dr Pensacola, Fla. -51 Ptltfl".", FI".- Miss P.uline Buhner, 940 6th St S.• St. Petenbul8, Fla. S,,' JOf PI".-Penny Bu rbank Warld,1I (Mrs. Wallace M l 1'3' Hu bo r Dr Sara'OU. Fla. S"" ""ah, G - Frances Dun.wa y M ills (Mrs. Rnb t .l. M imosa PI.. Savannah. G,. -r lI htUllt, FI" .-Bctty l ou Whittle (Mrs jimmy\ 2001 Seminole Dr .• Tall ahassee.Fla. -TrIfII P", FI". - Nancy Sosnmon Buc k Mrs Phillip) 3006 Nicholas. T amp.1, Fla Tli flaJoDI", AIII'.-Doris Plll!jte Burton (M-s. John H l. 34 Sou t hmont Dr. Tuscaloou. 'Wt SI P / ", 8 tMh. PI - Mar ilyn Miner (Mrs. james E.), 234 Dc Sota. West Palm Fl a.

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AlII","" P,. o"illrt p,.tlidt"t-Nancy j ones Burke (Mu. Arthur)' 203 Ravine Rd Hi nsdal e Til. Allo".P..JwMJs.illt. III.-Tcanetle Pickford K leinschmid t (Mrs. K G ), lt4 Eiffel Ct Godfrey. Til. ' Arli",ItJ" Htidls, III .-'Bar bar. Owens Gard (Mrs. Wm. R ) 3'6 S. Winsor Dr A,l ingtnn H tighu 111. ' A.o". Ill. (Li"h B,,,d G""Jit)-joanne }forris I.ouden (Mrs Richard A '. Good HoPf' TIl. Bloo",i,,&toll, No "" al, 1II.-Barbar. Batman MaG iri (Mrs. jlmes L.). 2204 lincoln Rd .. Bloomin,ton JII. Ch ",plfi,,,.U,J, ,, 1lI.-Yvonne Dalton (Mn. T.ionell, ,n S. H i,;hl.nd. Champai8n, III. ' -Chit"''' 811""tll W' omt " , III.-Min V iola Curetnn. 208 N. O.k Park Ave Oak Park III. 5",lIh. I I/-Sue Howard Delves (Mrs. Eugene). 9142 S Winchester. Chicaso. Ill. ' Chi( W tSI IN''urbatr, 111 .-8 j. Sireed.in j ohnson (M". D E.). 4123 Grove Ave Western Springs Il l. D" III" 1II.-M arie Ridjtle-y Bennett (Mrs W. 140 W C:ourt M anor. Decatur. 111. ' DIIP"" Coul" Ill.-Lois DelPcw Simmons (Mrs. Melburn) , 6" Dulne. Glen Ell yn. Ill. 'Cdl llhll r" TlI.-Lucy Dav is I. arson (Mrs R ichltrn). 694 Batem .n St Galabu rl1:. III. 'H imd lt. II/.-Bcrty Kennig RiJttter (Mrs 1.. 0.). N. Oak St., H insdale. III llIi" o;, Folf Ri"t'. 1Il.-judy Wheeler (Mrs. Jnhn W. L 306 N. Pr airie. Batavia. TIl. '/ at lJ o" .iIlt, III. (A"" Odt,,)-Marey Haeger McQuill n (M". j oh n , jr.) , 348 S. Main, White Hall. 1Il

' jo/i,', IIJ .-Muriri N o rth Harpham (Mn Donald B.), W.IDut Rd .• Spline- Creek Woods, Rt I, Lockport, Ill. ' W, Conly. lIl .-C ristabcl Frederic k (Mrs. Paul). 116 W WashlD&ton, Lake Bluff, III 'Alill otf T OUJlUDtp,I III. - Mlrt Nelson Marks (Mrs. A. 1.), 829 N. Wheaton, Wheato n. Ill. J\fQIIIII Olllh D.1vjs LatfertJ (Mn Robert c.), 801 North Tenth St., Monmou th. III. N tH /h Sh o'" Jr. --Cuol Unrlu Culbertson (Mrs R c.). 346 Latrobe, Northfitld. III • North Shrn'l J1J .-Ooroth'f Su.ck Russe ll (.Mn Laurence E ) 89' Pine Tree Lane, Winnetka, III. '0 P.,. ·R"" Portll. UI .-Barbara Vrantd: Ullrich (Mrs. 8utoo) IS}" 78 th An , Elmwood Pirie. Ill.

· PM. RltJ"·D,, PI"i"", III.-Marilyn Bowen Beebe (Mrs. R. S ). 2020 Walnut St., Park Ridac , II I. Pt O,it" JII.-J adr.ie McN.lly Risser (Mrs Donald)A )81) N Ham il ton, Peoria).,. HI. aliI/WI, //I.-Mart McCrory Heid b red er (Mrs. C. .), n Country Club Dr , \,{U i nC'J , III , -R o('/ orJ, III.-Geor&ann Allea J ohnso n (Mrs. Woo R .) , 1127 Prestwl ck Pkwy., Rockf ord, III. -Solltb SlIh,;t''' Cbirt',o, //I.-Sa ndra Larson Ikd:er (Mrs. E C.) , }29 BrlaJer Dr " Cbicago Hgts , III. //I ,-Sallie Cappa Graham (Mrs. H J III) , 19}4 S. Glenwood, S pr inafid d III. -r,i .i':II" 1II,-Nr.-ilIe Mlrst illier Peterson (Mrs. Eric M ), 2}01 AYe , Coline , III. KA PPA PR O VIN CE

A /11 m". P' o"i"" PrtliJ,,,, - Mrs. Edward M. Burn ., 2707 Odo rd Rd , Wis B,l ott , Wis .-Betty Klein D an id (Mrs Robl D .) 2 128 E Ridge Rd. Bdoit wis - C.I,,.,,, Alt" ., C.".-Betty Hood Bro n (M rs. b L.). 1420 C raIB Rd • S.W., (aISlry. Alberta, Can. Ollllllb, Itli"" .-SNP"ior-Miu Eleanor Abbett, ))4 Woodland Aye , Duluth , Minn -EJm oniDfl, A ll" , C.".-Hden Clark Ell is (Mrs. Baney), 76 14 ·149 St.. Edmonton. Alta , Can. Pox Ri ll " V. "'N' Wif.---Chris Bartlett Nelson (Mrs Peter ) , 1018 W Oklahoma St., Appleton , Wi s. -G,."J Fo,' /, D. - Nan Vuler (Mrs David), 3 1)·24th Aye 5.. Grand Fo rks, N D. -AltUiiJow Wh.-Jean Ziealer Ch.tterton (Mrs. Woo .), 114 Fi,k PI M.di son. Wis - Ali/W"II'i", Wh .-Betty Ste lld M oran IMn. MarvIn), 2301 E. Mllion St ., Mil ukee II, Wis Afinn' ''f.0l iJ, Al i"" -J o. n Williams Ru$Sc 1 (Mrs. James) , 29}6 Cherokee PI. , Minneapol is 22, M inn. 51, p_ , AI",,, .-Betty M.nh Rasmussen (Mrs. B 0 .) , 7026 14th Aye So., M i nnea poli s 23, Minn. "" i"nip", M." ., C.".-Rosem.ry Stevens Malaher (MrS D.), }6 Queensto n St., Wlnnipes 9, Man., Can. LAMBDA PROVINCB

Alllm_ P, o"i"" PrtliJ,,,J-Suab Hunt (Mrs. Harold B ), 9014 H o lI, St ., Kansas City, Mo, 64114 y .- Patty Stafford Dan Iel (Mrs. Frank) 2269 Hili St ., Ala.adrla , lao RON", LI .-Barbara Sperry lkardeo (Mrs. Roly , Jr.), 1)27 Ste art Ave ., Bato n Rouae, La . C"md", A".- A nn Collum Saton (Mrs. C. H ). 444.A&ee Aye. S.W., Camden, Ark - c l.,. pit'u, CDII ", i", AID -Beverl, Sm it b Price (Mrs. Ed ard W.), 1607 E 76th N Kansas City. Mo Col. ",j i , Al D.-Mary McHarg (Mrs. T o m), 800 Crestland Ayc , Co lumbia. M o. -EJ O O,tUiD, Ar" .-Mrs , C. W )(inslo 411 Clannont, EI Oorad.o, Ark F." tt, ,,ill , , A,' .-Mrs W. W. 2) W Prospect , Fayettt!dle, Ark. Fo,t S",illl, A," .-A\l&us t. Po la (Mrs. Jo hn ). )425 Cliff Dr.• Port SmIth, Ark P,."i" Ar' .-Jane B.rns (MIss) , tOO} S. Maple St .• Stuttsart. Ark H"ui ,/h" , Mi/l.- Ann Fish el (Mrs. Jobn). }()O S. Hrd Av,. , M ii:;. *; JUU1r, lriiH.-Katnerinc SteInmeyer McLean (Mrs. J M ' l ' 1)04 WilhufSl. Ja ckso n, Miss / tl"/ o,, Cit" Mo.-Marilyn M cLeod Dent (Mrs. lama M , 909 Crestmere, rffcrson City, Mo. Cit" M o - B.rbar. Ke llon Ellio tt (Mrs. P.obert 5.), 722) Summit! Kansas City , Mo. LI/alr11t, Y .-Ellen T od d Long (Mrs Wm D ) 10 16 Roselawn Dr., La ayette , La. Llj, y .- Fr.n Copsey F.gerbrrs (Mrs. George). 2213 13th 51., lake Cbarles, La - Lilli, R ot ' , A,j.- Ann Will iams Br ad sh aw (Mrs. Sl,nley K Jr .), 12 1) GJble Dr. , Liule Rock, Ark ·Mar"J Trtt }ontljoro A,'.-)oJn Gilbtrt Sl oa n (Mrs. Bob) , 206 C. mpu s. Jonesbo ro , Arle "to.-Sar.h p.inter Cooper (Mrs Hu dso n>. 60} North }.fa in St Carrollton, Mo. - M o"r o,. lA. - Janc Rhymes Oliver (Mrs Robt.), Poi nt Dr ., Mon roe, La -N ,,,, Or/,a" f, t..:. .-Mrs E. Stewart Maun sell II t222 Th ird, New Orleans 13 , La - N,.."pO,', A,' -MIf'Y Al tce Conner (Mrs. J ohn L). (ypress Ci rcle Newport, Arle N orth M i/linippi D tll_Joan D o rsett Johnson (Mrs. Seymour B ). Indianola, Mi ss. Qlltol" BI,th " iII" Arj.- }learle Cart nght Fergus (Mu \VI. D ). BO W Semmes , Osceola. Ark - Pin, BINI A,' .-Dorothy Dooley Barbour (M"B. Benny). 2302 W. St Pine Bluff, Ark. - 51. f Oi' P} : M o.- le.n Dougl as E ). 2208 Field Ave St J oseph, Mo - St , UllliI, AlD.-Mrs. D 'Yl d LuPO, 411 A gonquln Pl ace. Sr toulS Mo. 63 11 9 - Shf'tvtp orl , Le.-Betty Bro n CI .y (Mrs. P. E Jr.). 6249 D illins ham. ShrC"llcport, l ao SPrin"flt/J, M D.- Flo rence Stone H 'les (Mrs Leo H ) , 14 12 E Cat.IDa. Sp r ingfield, M o. Ar• r,x S",,, M oo ftj - Mary Al ice T uc ke r Ke nncy (Mrs. Eu.ene) # 1 Park Lane, T exarkana. A rk. Tri Swt--BcttJ Abe rn ethy M.nning (Mrs. Jack) 711 N. Moffet J oplin, M o. - Uni""/it,, MiJl ,-Mars.!rt Anne Boyer (},frs R A ). Box 39}, University. M iss. M U PR OV I N CE

AlII"'''. P, o"i"rt Prt/iJ",t-S hi rle y T ollefson Phill ips (Mrs R E ) 10 } S W M cK inley, Drs Moi nes 10_. -AIIi""rt, Nd.-BettJ Bucbfinc.k Dietrich (Mrs. M yro n) , H9 W. i} lh , Colo, 10 -Amt/ l ow_ Mary Ekl o Ladm an (Mrs Jerry) 413 Pc-arso n, Amc s. lo a BII,Ii""O " , l ow _Miriam Williams (Miss) , 410 N Mad ison St; Carthagc, III -C,J., R.piJI , l ow..-Georgenc lies Robb ( Mrs John). 2330 linden Dr. S E Ceda r RapIds, To"," COdd/ BIII,I, l ow-Charli ne Mill ikan M ann (Mrs F W ) 1016 Mili tJry. Council Bluffs. lo a DtI ltf oi"tI , l ow_fl.hrilou Willis Kcrr (Mrs R D .). 6)17 All ison Aye Des Moines, Jo a HlIl(b i,,/o " Jones M ann (Mrs. Robl ). 6 W 215t. H utchinson. K a n l ow_K ath ryn Hoyman Scboo ler (Mu F. T ) 100 W Kentucky Avc Ind ianola. 10 l ow. City , l ow_Anne Lal or Sch"'c igrT (Mrs. James). 14 29 Glendale Rd ., low. Cit)'. Iowa Cit,. C.sey Barr (Mrs J oh n F.). 7629 A btrdeen. Prai rie Vill.ae, K n -Ltwr,nrt, K." -Pltrici. Dawson Billings (Mrs Robt .). 2026 H illyiew Rd Lawrence K an. ·u"(1/" Nr' .-M a rilyn Nanfo re EdgC(omb ( M rs. William). 292) Calyert. l inco ln, Ncb K." -Sue Ball (Mrs. Joh n). 147 M idla nd M anha tt an. Kan. MI. 10u/_P.uline C. rrof! Shepp (Mrs. Robert). 214 S. Wilson , Mr Pleasant lo a Om#h • N,;. - H arriet Durham Gothard (Mrs. M L.) 84:54 Woolworth Ave Om.hJ Neb. Panhdltd/t. Nd. - K" Wh itehead Rot henbe rge r (Mrs M E ). 1640 17th St.. Gerifl.ll; Nm - Siollx F.lh. S D .- lane H08an StonebJck ( Mrs George) 6709 W 10th St Si ou x f alls. S.D. K." .-Louise Hrim Brock (Mrs Robert). )041 W , Hrd St. Topeka. K n -V"",il/i D" , N D .- Kuen Wise Baldwin (Mrs I.), 109 Prent is. Vcrmill io n S D W'lt"", K#".- Iane lo nes Ken dall (Mrs D A 1)0' Harr ison Grell Bend , Kan. K# " .- Brth }JmtS ( M rs. Alfred) )0 Misson. Wichita. K an. NU P ROVI NCE N OR T H A/II"'''''' P, o,i"rt P,n iJ",t- HrlCfI Patchell Mood y ( Mrs Carroll J .L 706 N P ine St Pauls Va lley, Okla non ALlin , Bulard H ildinger (Mrs. Victor) 321 Pasco de Vidl Altus Okla Bienfang H arlow ( Mrs J ama). 1718 3rd S W Ardmore, Okla -B." I,/,i/l,. Gustavso n Wheeler ( M rs. Robert J l. 1948 South"iew, Okla -Du tll,, _ H ah n McCasland ( Mrs T H .• Jr .), 1308 Mc(u l.nd Pkwy , Dunean. Okla. - ,\flll'O,", ancy Reistle H oUid.,. (Mrs W H ayes). 270 5 Ok lahom a St M us kogee Okb Hardem.n Ba rbou r (Mrs M ack E ). 621 Classen Bl.d N orm an , Okla Cil" O'/#.-Mu John Brett , Jr ., 4104 N W )9th. Okr.homa City. Okla. - 0'",./&", OA:l• -LrI. Parks McCa uley (Mrs. La"'rrnc.e). 1806 H illcrest Rd Okla P#lI h V.II". Pearce Blake (Mrs ROier T .). 520 E M artin. Pa u ls Valley, Okl • Cu"t'J OA:!• - Sall, Mood,. R.itch rson ( ),frs H V aulthn) 405 S 8th Ponca City Olel l. Sh"",,,,,, OH• •- Sue Sched ler W intcrrinser (Mn J im). 1601 N Oklahom. : Shawaee, Old.

StillwlIlrr,l. Ol/• -joYce Perdue Berry (Mn. Frank), 2001 W. 3rd St., Stillwllet, Okl •. - r"II., ull•. -Marion Hold(n Ma.soo (Mrs. Wm. H .). 270) E. 4)th PI.. Tulsa), Okla. Will Ro, nl (CI.'.tH', Oll".)-Vir,ini. Lewis, Route 2, P .O Bo. 490, Clarcmor(. Okl •. NO P ROVINCE SO UT H AI,, __ PUJ"i"(f P,tJill,III-Elinor Picbrd EVins (Mrs. J. K .>' 4127 Av(., EI Paso, To: 79903 T, -MII'}' CooP« GllIac}l(r ( Mn Dan A'I' 1466 M int(r Lane, Ab ilene:. Ta: N M -Sar. Spoon Moore (Mn. Murl B , 6)0) Nlulie Av( ., N.E., Albuq uuqu(. N M. A •• ,ill", T,x.-MU'y jlne SIOln (Mrs Bob)' 3109 Bro oilll. Amlrillo, TO'. - A"ui" , T' -EUitoil 8etU M ill er (Mn. Bob), UlO Gaston Ave., Austm. Ta. B,,,,,,,,,,. I, T,... (N ,t" HIli St.,.lj-Allison H olInl rrto HU$hes (Mn Benny Sr.). 1340 Thomu Rd Buument. Tn: B'II%", VJ/t" Tnr.-MII'}' Kathryn Oytr Upchurch (Mrs. R. 1. ), Boa: 3B, Bcdiu, TO' - CO ,plI! Cb ,i!ti, T,x.-Mrs J M Mlhlffey 3}6 Mln itou. Corpus Christi. Ta. O.JloJI, Ttx.-Barblrl Well. "M OOf't (Mrs Wm. H .). 10229 Rosser Rd Dallas 29. Tea: -EoJIt Ttx.-Plordd Francil Stcv(ns (Mn. A C.). 20U Wood PI., Lon iC'W' Ta - EI P.s " , Tlx.-Emily Haauhon Gunnins (Mn Tom). 4312 Slntl R ita Ei Paso. Tta: P",I W " "b, T, - Anice Reid (Mrs. julian) , 6813 Owi,htl Ft Worth, Tn -H i J.I,o C"""t" Tt - Tudi( Elmore Fowl(r (Mrs.). Boa: 1377 to cAII(n. TO' Hum"" T,x .-Mu,arc1: Bachtd Atwood (Mn H Kirby). 5932 Riv(rv icw Way, H ousto n T(JL LIIU "T i , T'JI' .-Judy Rid,e Hntsfitld (Mrs Pal). 3213 26th. Lubbock, Tn: M."b.lI , Ttx :(;o(17 Flln B.ldwin (Mrs. Francis Scott). P.O Soa: 579. Marshall Ta - MiJ/."J, T,x.-Sylv i. Gr iffin ( Mr• Lrt). 1600 North "I" , Midllnd , Tn OJ,u. , T,... .- Mrs j L Barnnt Counlry Club Estu( adma, Ta. p"""" TtJl'. - Mal")' Fosttt Johnson (Mu H omtr D ) n72 Aspen, P ampa. Tn R;rb.,J,u TIX.-MatJ' Blair (Mn Wm T ). 1l2) Overbk( , Richardso n T(a:. N.M. - Martha Kmg McElvln(y (Mu Eugene) 503 Ltwis Dr Roswdl. N.M S"" A""I", Tn .-Cl lir W(bb M ither (Mu Wm C. L n07 Sui Ross. San Ant:d o. Tu -S"" A"t""i"t T, -Mary Glil Th omas Campbell (Mn Wm R J r.), 129 Castano San A ntonio 9. Tn: Sb"","1I 0'IIU"" , T , - Mn Ben M cKinn(,)" Boa: g4 Droison. TO'

• T ,It" T,... .-Su( Ellison Simmons (Mrs R 0 ).1102 SheDhnd Uf)( o T yl( r Tex Vic l" ,i", T,....-Mrs D P Huth 1804 CoII(g( Or Victo ria. TC'X IV.", T ,....-Annt C. Pitt (Mn: Wm V ). 4213 Gorman. Waco Tn WiTb;l. F"/f,, T' - Bc1ty Su( Cunninghlm (Mn. Phillips). n04 M ockingbird Lan(. Wichila Falis Tea: Xl PR OVIN CE

A/'tm_ PrD,, ;,ur P, ,,iJ,,,1 Lomil:a M cC I(n(shan ROjlt(tS (Mrs. R B.). 1109 Rosd>ud Rd ChO'(nn(. Wyo

• B;/li" It" M O"' .- jan Collins Willis (Mn:. G«ltge W .). 272 1 TerrlC( Dr ., Bill inis. Mon t B",,/Ju, M o"' .-j oyce W(bster Jung( (Mrs james), 485 Sunn)'Side, Boulder, Colo. Bn,,,,.,, , M O"I .-Lora B rown Winn (Mrs .). 724 S 14th Bouman , Mon t. -C.,p" , W y".-Eva Louise Williams EV(rnt (Mn W. H L S Walnut. Casper Wyo Ch"",,,,, R(nkd L(nr ( Mrs Gen(). 2724 Olivt Dr ChO'tnn(. Wyo C"l o,"o S";"" C"/,,.-jun Schm.usser Foutch (Mrs. j W ). 2230 McArthur Colo. Springs. Colo • 0,,,,,,,. C"lo .- Bc1:t)' M cCldlan Hawlty (Mrs Robert) 4401 E . 3rd Av( l)(nv(r Colo. p" ,t C"I/i" I, C"lo.-Ren:a Pifer Lud( (Mn. M . R.). 216 Dartmouth Tnil. Fo rt Collins. Colo. H,It" •. M o"I.-Do nna Thompso n (Mrs. R obt. D .). 1901 E. 6th Av( H(I(na Mont. -Lt.'."';' , W,,,.-M:ary Margaret Ryan Humphrt)' (Mrs j R.). 2029 Spring Credc Dr Luami(. Wyo. - Ot J"" Ut.h--Virginia Townsend Rubum (Mrs Pierre F ) , 4161 N. 425 W Of!:d(n. Utah -Putb/", Colo. - Ernamari( Trdx Williams (Mrs. H(nry). 1202 W Abr i(ndo Pu(blo. Colo. Sillt l.4., Cit" U,.h--Ann M ari( Boyd(n. 1000 Military Dr.. Salt Lak( Cill', U tah

OMI C RON PROVIN CE AI"",,,.,, P, o" i,m Pr, I;Jttll - B(tty j ohnSIOn( Ldroy (Mrs A ). 2169 W 54th Ave ., V.IIncouv u 14 B C Can.llda A"ch o,.!I, AI",l Kayl(e;n Sand ln(r Erick so n (Mrs Robt. M .l. 2602 Flirbanks St Spenud, Al as ka Btllt "",. W " l b .-Sa lly Bergrtn jarv is (Mrs. Ptt( r 0.). )425 Parkwood Line M(rC( f Isl:and. Wuh. B oilt IJdh o-Ann McCany Truel'1 (Mrs. jamul. 3)05 Ktlly WIY Boise. Idaho - CO"I C" .",/" Cant (Mrs. GMrgc) 208 Hillo(5t Dr North Bend, Or( C"r".1I;1 , O" .-Mo nne Smith (Mrs Gordon), 3425 Long Avt Corvallis , Ore O" .-Bobbeu( Gilmor( Bu:ley (Mrs Myron). 217t Hamble St Eug(ne Or(. - E""m. W",h.-Lav( m( Swa\W(1l Zi(bell (Mrs. Wait(r), 710 Edward s. Ev(r(tt Wuh KI.",,,,b PIJII" O". - Sally Mutlltr K(nt (Mrs Roben). 1943 Pa intu Klamath Falls. Ore Bl anto n (Mu R S.l. 1735 Ninl(rrney(r Dr.. Mnl(ord, Ott Ol,,,,,i•. 1r" "lh.- Lois jun Parpiia (Mrs Wa yne). 1314 W 61h Av( Olympia. Wuh P",t l,,,,J O".- Oana Lind Hill (Mrs ' l oh n W.). 1510 S.W. Cli fton 51 Po rtland. Or(. -PIiI/", ,, ,, W...,b .-Antl"linc1:te Pou lsen Mrs . E . j . > . 202 Ash . Pullman . W:ash . -5.1,,,, . O".- Clariu B tlsselie Anunsm (Mrs Frnl S l. IHO 215t 51.. N.E Salem. Or( S'dul, W.ab.-Shi rleT Kdl(ry p .y n( (Mrs R C.). B803·26th N E S(attl(, WISh - Sb olll1fl , W., h.-Marilyn Bnmlhlay Stock(r IMrs G ) W 1912 Clau Speil:an(. Wash - Td CO ",4 W" , b .-j o Ann Ndf Cross (Mn Ddl. 1005 Cr(stwood Lan(. Tlcoma. Wash • V."c o" ", r H.C C"".-Jrtn( Rob inson (Mrs E. 5.), 3876 S.W. Muin( Dr Vancouv(r S C C.IIn 'Ir".11. W .11 IP'.sb -Cal)ny C:asper R itch(r (Mrs D l, 2341 H ood PI.. Walla W.lla. Wash ..lrh" W., b.-Marili Huffman Libke (Mrs Albert) 1117 AI)plebnd Dr W(natch«. W ash. Y.l;",,, 1I"'''l b.-Ruth LeT Ho ward (Mrs G(Ori() , 1012 S 19th An ., Yakima. WISh PI PROVINCE NORTH

PUJ"i"fI P,,,iJ,,II- M ar,atc1: Walhr H orning (Mrs D 0.>. 620 S.IIn P(rnand o. Bukdn Ca l if. - B"lmfi t IJ , C.Jil - Mlty Ann Colt on Green (Mrs. john), 2201 Bak(rsfidd , Calif

• B"l,I", C.Ji/.-Trnsye Napper Eddy (Mrs Clark). 5831 Arcadia Av( .• Oakland 18. Calif. C",,' rd COli"} C n/.-Htl(n t o(Quist Dunbcdc (Mrs. joseph R .). 932 [kw in& Av( Ldaytlle. Cali!. Fr" " ,,, C.Ji, .-Kathryn RMi Tuttl( (Mn. j 1.) 4946 N. Wish on Ct fruno , Calif. -H""o l"llI, H"w.ii-Mary jane Potts (Mrs. Rand) 19 Nivhi St W li lupc Circi(. H ono lulu H awaii l.4, VI , .u , N" - Eliubeth Wilson V I:aming (Mn. David R ). 3170 W(stfitld A v( J..as V(8u. Nr:v /If.,i"" C"""t" C.Ii/ - Judy Blum Bruning (Mrs. john R.). 92 Wood sid ( Or San Anselmo. Calif. Mo"tff', Pt"i"11I1.tC"fil.-tohrdi( Ma c Clym(nt M ill( r (Mrs. Edwin B. ), Rou tt 2. Bo .. 3385. Carmel. Calif. P.I" A/, ,,, C.Jif .- ttesl Guilfoil W.gsuff (Mrs. Wilbur 5 ), 630 Sealt AV(. Pal o Aho Calif. R,,, ,, N,,,.-Carolyo McGowa n (Mrs Donald). 1050 Crown Av( ., Rtno N(v 'S. r;d",,,,r,,. C.,/if.-K .thryn M cDuffrt Br(u(r (Mrs. Arth ur 1.) 424 0 Br id g( Rd ., Slcul"Mnto 41 Calif. 54" F,." c;J{" , CJ;I .-Wilm(r Loaan (Mrs jade 5 ),1950 12th Av( San PranciKo. Calif. .5"" ' '' '' ' C"Iif. - Margaret K(IT Davis (Mrs A 0 .5.).5503 Corness Or San jose 24. Calif. 5"" Afdl# o, C,,(;!. - Hd(n Presco tt Martin (Mrs Abn(r), 4009 Kingridg( D r San Mat(O Calif 'S ol" " o. N."., C" II"'" CJil .-S hirley Corndius Wilson (Mrs j ack). un Red_ ood St Vall do Ca lif. 5, ,,c ll o,, , C.,li/.-Cyn th ia Lon M(lIis (Mrs Gus). H41 Butl(dg(. Stoc:kton. CaliE V.II,:! 01 Tbt M " ",. (5"",,, R" s4 CJil ) - A lic( Lodg( V on D(r M(hden (Mr • Ll oyd). 12) H ollow Tree 0 San ta Rosa. Calif. Y llb.,.S"ttn, C.,/jf.-Mn. R.OY Btiuman 919 Olin, Yuba Cill' Cllif. PI PR O VINCE SOUT H AI"I'fI1l4 P,,,;J,,,t--1.hry Emrich Van Bur(n ( Mrs E .). 2625 Mand(V iIlt Canyon Rd Los Angdu Cal if. A"ttl" pt V.U,,-Gloduo K(rkman HdDon (Mrs Arm and). 511 W HeTtt St Lancasltt. Calif. c"""lbdcl (Sc()rtJ J"II , p."u ;u V.JIt,), A,i%.- Ka y Taylor Sh(rk 15)4 W Las Palmarit:aJ. Phocnia: , Ariz.

" Co"m""Pomoll/$. CIIli/.-Maqaret Whelihao Beck (Mrs. F. P.), H4 N. Ranch Lane, Glendora , Cali£' GI,,,tl4i,. C"Ii/.-PaUy Zoldolk e Miln er (Mrs. J F.J. UO) El MluderO Ave , Glmdalc1 Calif. LaC."""'" e,,/i/.-Junne Ptatee Nielson (Mrs. lvac A.). 1218 Descanso Dr., La CanaCla, Calif. ' LI /011", C4ii/.-Muion P. Cameron (Miss). 71} Rushville, La 1011., Calif. Lo", BllKb, e./i/.-Alice McAdam Oben (Mrs. John H ) , 3232 R.owena Dr., Rossmore, Calif. ' un An"/tI, CaI;J.-Dorothy Shelton Andrews (Mrs. John R .>, 119N. Windsor Blvd .• Los A ngeles 4 , Cal if. No rlll O"tm" e(n""" C.Jif.-S.II., Godbolt Conover (Mrs. Wiley), 1062 Vaiencil Mesa, Fullerton, Calif. Ptl.ltId,,,., C•.Jij.-Muine Clyd e GoJdback (Mrs. H. K.) , 37" Slattoucb Dr., Pasadena. Calif. Pb o, ,,i:x. A , iI.-Georg.nn Byrd (Mrs. jack:), 3422 E Gtorai., Phoen iJ:. Ariz. RtJl,mdl, Cllii/.-Marsha Swaruon (Mrs. Paul), 60s Nottingh.m Dr., RMlands. Calif. ' RiJl"sillt, C.t;f.-Kirsten Maim Calhoun (Mrs. R. P .>. 2983 Wmdell Waf, Riverside. Calif. S_ B',,,ndi"fJ ClliU.-Min Brown Wells (M". Martin), 132' Andrus, San Bernardino, C.lif. S n Vi'60, CIlYi/.-"£lunor Morrison Stebbom (Mrs. Roderick C.), 4708 lucille Dr.• San Diego U, Cali/. 'SII" F"."II"dfJ VIIi/ty, CIIi,/.-Iacqueline Yarbrous h Liscom (Mrs L M.), 6H3 Mammoth Ave., Van Nuys, Cali£. SlIntd BnJ,tl'tl, Cllii/,-Mui'n Ay.n Grubo la (Mrs. Edward), 26'0 Holly Rd , Santa Barbara , Calif. Santtl Af onkll , Wlltlid" Cat;f.-Betty Purdum Schilling (Mrs. G. W., Jr./ , 70 1 Wildemu, Pacific Palisades, Calif. SDllth Bay , C./i/.-johanna lhndall Lundy (Mrs. A. L.), 806 Barhugh P , San PMro, Calif. ' Soll/h CfJlUl. CltUI.-lynn Liljf:(juist N"-'ton (Mrs , Gf:Or4f: E,) 1407 North Bay Front, Balboa Island, Calif. TMO O", Arn ,-Palrici. Ellf:r (Mrs. Dwight) 1416 E. Klelndale'Rd Tucson, Ariz ' Whitti", CIlIi/.-Marilrn Meitnf:r Johnston' (Mrs. Jlmes C.) , I H09 Fortmut Dr ., La Mirada , Cali/

J unio /, --Alumnae

-1964 List USN GAMMA PROVINCE CftJl,IIl"d·E.JI, Ohio--Mari o rie M cLu n Smink (Mrs. Robf:rt D.). 1909 Cliffview Rd., Apt. 104 , Cltwbnd , Ohio 44112 KAPP A P ROVINCE Hit!:, wai"tt tosttr (Mrs. M. B.), 2HI, Fnmbrook, Soulhfidd, M ich. ZETA PROVI N CB /ndillnItP oliJ, /nd.- Mary Pat Patters on Warneke (Mrs. Chu. H .), 2513 Ry.an Dr., Indi.anapolis, Ind. TH E TA PROV I N CE 8irmi"dllM Ni&hr Grollp AIIt. - j oan E. H artm.an, 1301 W.arrio r Rd., Birmingh.m, Ala, 3S2IS LAMBDA PROVINCE

Cil,7, M D.-Kuen Pettrson (M iss). 4978 Skyline Dr., Sh.awnee Minion, K .an. 6620' LillI, Rod, Ar•.-Sara h J ant H ayes Schallhorn (Mrs. Thomn), 1821 N. Spruce, little Rock, Ark. St , ullil, JUo.-Sue Brt'Ckenridge (Mrs. J ames A.), 14 Danif:l Rd., St. LOUIS. Mo. 63114 M U PROVINCE Vtl Af Dintl, IOUlll-Cherry Sheppard Sparks (Mrs. W. K ,), 1003 Crtstlint D r , Du Moines. Jow.a N U NORTH PROV I N CE 'OHllh omll Cily, O./ - Ann Stidtngl.anz Mason (Mrs. Gtorge). 6014 Ri"iera Dr., Oklahoma Cily, Okla. - TIIIIII, OHII,-Sondr.a Fo ristf:ll LMbf:ttf:r (Mrs. Ja ck). 41'7 E. 46th St., Tulsa , Okla. N U SO U TH PROVIN CE 'Aliltitl , T rx.-linda R ichuds BUlltr (Mrs. Russ). 80'·B W. 16th St Austin, Tex, 'V.IIIl1 , Ttx .-/, DIlY GrollP--EloiSf: Tate Foster (Mrs. I H .• Jr,). "'408 San Carlos. Dallas, Tex ; (.r. 6- 811 Ii"'11 G,ollP--Frances Shif:lds Fostf:r (Mrs. Michael) 4106 Puscott, Apt. 3, b.allu 10. Tex .; I,. S"bM,half GrDMP--Judy C"en Alltn (Mrs. R M l. 615 Shtrwood, Richlrdson , Tell:. H OMltD1l , T,x, ---Gail Ell iott Anderson (Mrs. Rtece B ), 3810 Purduf:, H oust on, Ta 7700' XI PROV I NCEi VII"'" CO/D,-judy Billings (Mrs. Richard 11..) ,12\3' Appl"-'ood. Koolls Dr., Lak"-'ood, Colo. 802U OMI C RON PRO V I N CE PDr/l_d , Ort.-Sandy Farrdl Reickson (Mrs. Warnt R .). 3B S.W .• Troy, Portland, Orf:. S,IIItl" W.lh .-Suf: Chisholm Dunton (Mrs. Ford), 13737·2,th N.E. Seattlf:, Wash. 'Spd."" WlUh .-A/trmoo" Green M o rris (Mrs. v.L E. IG421 Sinto, Spokane, Wnh.

PI NORT H PROVIN CE P./o A/tD, CJi/.-Mrs. Ron.ald Buehner. 1092 T igo ndf:roga Dt , SunnY"alf:, Calif

PI SOUTH PROVINCE PIII MI",a , C./i/.-Barblra B.albach Saelid (Mrs. ].ack). 821 Balboa Dr.• Arc.adi.a, Calif. + + +

O!licia! CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPT ERS

Consult Fnternity Directory in this issue for addresses of Central Office and national officers. All due dates are to be postmarked dates.

PRESIDENT,

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked not later than the 10th of each month, September through June. September for fire inspectioo of premises by local authorities.

October I )-For chapters having organized Chapter H ouse Corpo ratio n-see that annual report of the Chap!er H ouse Corporation has becl filed with the D irector of Chapter Corpot'2tions and Province President.

December I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or explanaJlon 0/ IlnatJ oidtlble delay in lending it to D irector of Chapler House Corporations.

February IO-Final date for election of officers.

February D-Fi na l date for chapter nom inati o n (or Amy Burnham Onken Award; name of to be sent to Province President.

February 15-Me of each chapter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Provin ce President.

M arch I -Send Officer lnstruction Report to Provin ce President.

M ay 15-Final date for election of officers.

Jun e 5-Send Officer Instructio n Report to Province President.

VICE PRESIDENT,

February I-Make preparations for fraternity study and exami nati o n

M arch 2G-Final date for fraternity examina ti on.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,

Notify Province President and Central Offi ce immediately when changes in chapter officers are made. Send initiation certificates to Central Office within 3 days after initiation. Coordinate with chapter treasu rer who must send GT· I form with the initiation fees.

Send chapter letter for ARRow to Editor when not ifi ed as to dates.

October I -Send name and address for president of M others' Club to Central Office.

O ctober I- Send ch ape ro n card and chaperon data blank to Chairman of Committee on Chaperons.

October 15-Send F S.&E. Blank # 105 to Province Supervisor of Fraternity Study and Educa tio n

October 31-Send first rep o rt to Chairman of o n Transfers and carbo ns of I n troduction of Transfer Blanks to same.

February IO-Send F.S.&E. Blank # 105 to Province Supervisor o( Fraternity Study and Education

February to-Send cOPf o( new officer list t o Ce ntral Office a nd Province President.

M arch to-Send second report to Chairman of on Transfers.

M ay I-Send Chapter Annua l Re port to Central Office . M ay 15-Send new officer list to Central Offi ce and Province President.

RECORDING SECRETARY,

Send to Provin ce President within three days after any initiation a repo rt that new membership ca rds have bee n placed in the card file.

October IO-Send a copy of the cha pter bylaws t o the Province President and a copy to th e Alumnr Advisory Com· mittee Chairman

TREASURER , September-Send letter (rom Grand Treasurer a nd local letter on chapter finance (previ o usl)' approved by Prov ince Presid ent) to parents of ac t ives a nd pl edges as soon as school opens. Send Financial Statements to Parents of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two weeks before the p ro. posed "initiation" date.

Send to C<n,,.1 Offi c",

Annu al Bu dget Form BC·I just as soon as it is prepared at the begi nning of the schoo l year

Ann ual Balance sheet with the las t re por t of the school year and not later than June 30.

Pledge fees with GT.I (orm three days after each pledge ceremony Coordinate with the Pledg e Supervisor who must send the plcd,qe list.

Initiation fees wi th GT·l form three days after each initiation ceremony. Coordi nate with the co rresponding secre. tary who must send the initiation certificates.

October through July- Mont hly financial report o n due dates assigned by Central Officc

October I-R eturn co rrected printed memberShip li sts to Central Offi cc.

October 15-Check for .$5 .50 for treasurer's bond and Bound ARROW.

October ) 5--D elinquent Repo rt fo r first semester

January IS-Senior Applica ti on Blanks and Senio r Dues for mid·year graduates.

February I- Delinquent Report for second semester.

M arch I - Return corrected printed membership lists to Ce ntra l Office.

April 1 IS - Request for supp li es for following year.

April 15-Senio r Ap plication Blanks and Senior Dues for Spring or Summer graduates.

April I S-Cont ributi o ns made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce for H arriet Ruth erfo rd John stone Scholarship Fund , and Conventio n H ospitali ty Fund.

Send checks fo r co ntr ibuti o ns to o th er Pi Beta Ph i projects to the treas urers of the respective projects (or the f ollowing :

Stttiemcn t Schoo l H o lt House

Cent ennial Fund

June U-Send D elinquent Re po rt to Central Office.

SCHOLARSHIP CHA IRM AN,

Send monthly Je tter to Provi nce Sc ho lars hip upervisor (with copy to Provi nce President) by the 25 th of each mo nth, September throug h May , except D ecember which is due the 15th instead. In first letter includ e pl a ns for s tudy and impro vement o f scholarship.

October 25-Se nd Scholarship Prog ra m to Pro vin ce Superviso r and Provin ce President.

November t o-Se nd Sc ho lars hi p Bl a nk: #3, Rev ised 1963, for Spring semester or quar te r to National Scho larship Chairman , Provi nce Supervisor, and Pro vi nce President

February 25-Send App licatio n fo r Scho lars h ip Achievement Ce rtifi cate to Na tional Scholarship Chairman.

February 25- For chap lers having quar te r syste m send Bl ank # 3, Revised 1963, for Fall quarter to Nat io nal Scho larshi p Chai rma n, Province Supervisor, and Prov ince Pres id ent.

Marc h 25 - Send revised scho larship prog ram to Prov in ce Superviso r and Province Presi d e nt.

M arch 25- Fo r chapters hav ing semester sys tem, send Blank #3, Revised 19 63, fo r F all semester to Natio nal Scho la rs h ip Chai rm an , Provin ce Superviso r , and Provi nce Presi dent.

April 25 - for chapters havi ng quarte r system , send Blank # 3, Rev ised 19 63, for Winter qu a rter to ational Schola rship Ch ai rm a n, Provi nce Supervisor, and Province President

Jun e lo-Send B lank #4 a nd Blank # 5 to Na tio nal Scho lars hip Ch ai rm a n and Prov ince Pres ident.

PLEDGE SUPERVISOR,

Send a list of pledges o n required blank to Cenlra l Office and D irecto r o f M embership within five d ays after pledg ing o r repl edging. Coordi nate with chapte r treas ure r who must send GT- I fo rm with pl edge fees

October 30, J a nu ary 1 5, and M arc h 15-Send cop y o f program a nd plans plus pledge booklet to Provi nce Preside nt with a carbo n to D irecto r of Chapter Programs. D ece mbe r 2o- D e::lfHine fe : p! edBc eX;i lllillat io n

PLEDGE SPONSOR,

O cto ber- Send Grand Coun cil leite r and chap ter le it er to parents o f pled ges as soon af te r p ledg ing as possible

PLEDGE PRESIDENT,

No ve mber 15-Send lett er to Province President.

CHAPTER MEMBERSH1P CHA1RMAN ,

-Send to th e Director of M embers hip within five da)'s afte r any pledging the officia l re ference blank with proper signatures fo r each girl pledged.

- Send within two weeks after the close of the fo rm a l rush seaso n a report to you r Provi nce Presid ent o n the r esult of rus hin g a nd p ledging

- Send to th e Al um nz Recommend ation C ha irm a n o f the alumnr club co ncern ed within ten days afte r any pledging a list of all gi rls pledged fr om the tow n o r towns under th a t a lu mnr club' s jurisdictio n .

- Send to Province Pres ident and Ce ntral Offi ce the a nd address of new ly e lected Chapter M em bership Chairman within a month a fter the dose of the major rushing seaso n

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE ,

Octobe r 3D-Send Semi -Annual to National Conference April 15- Send Annu al Report to Nat iona l Pa nhell e nic Confere nce D elegate.

PROGRAM CHAJRMAN,

October t:5 - Send chap ter program for first se mester to D irector of Chapter Prog ra ms and to Prov in ce President. November 10-Se nd report o n Pi Phi # I to D i rector of Chapler Programs and Province President. Janu ary 27- Send repo rt o n Pi Phi ig ht # 2 to D i rec to r of Chapter Prog rams a nd Provi nce President. February n -Send chapte r prog ram plan for second semester to Directo r of Chapler Programs and Province President . M arc h l ().-.Send re port of Pi Phi Night #3 to D irec to r of Chapte r Progra ms a nd P rovince President . April 27-Send report of Pi Phi Night #4 to D irector of Chapl er Prog ra ms and Pro vi nce Preside nt

ACTIVITY CHAIRMAN ,

February 15-Send r epo rt to Provi nce President.

M ay 1,-Send report to Provi nce President.

HISTORIAN ,

Send to the Pro vi nce Preside nt within three days afte-r any in itiation a report that names of new in i tiates have been reco rded in the Reco rd of M embers hi p Boo k

February I O-Send ca rbon copy of first semester's Chap ter His tory to National Supervisor of Chapter H is tories

M ay 15-Se nd arbon copy of Chapter H istory to National Supervisor of Cha pter H is to ries (The H istory itself is taken to Conven tio n by Co nve nt ion delegate )

MU SIC CHAJRMAN,

February 15-Send letter to National M usic Chairman.

M ay 1,-5end letter to N ational Music Cha i rman

SETTLEMENT SCHOOL CHAJRMAN ,

Ma y I - Send to Ch ai rman o f Settlement Schoo l Committee a copy of the Settlement School Program for consideration fo r the M ay L Keller Awa rd

MAGAZINB AGENCY CHAIRMAN,

November u-Secd Christmas gilt subscriptions to Pi Bct.a Phi Magazine Agency to ensure gift card de livery by D rcembl!r

PI PHI TIMES REPORTER, Novmtbe:r lo-Send materia..! to Province Coordinator.

January 2G-Send material to Province Coordi nato r May I -Send material to Province Coor di nato r

APPLICATION FOR FElLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS , AND LOANS, Janua.ry lS-Le:tter of Applications for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand Presiden t. March 1 for V irginia Alph a Scholarship due to Mr5 B. M assenburg, Purlington Way, Baltimore, Maryland

A pril 15-Applica tion for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholar5hip due to Grand Secretary. April 15-Letter of A pp li cation for Cali forn ia Alph a Scho lars hi p due to Mrs . Ri ch ard Madiga n, 76 Bel b rook Way, Ath erton, Ca lifornia .

April 15- Application for Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship due to Grand Alu mn r V ice- Presid ent.

April 15-Application for Jun ior Group Scholarships due to D irector of A lum nr Programs.

DATES TO BB OBSERVED BY ENTIRE CHAPTER , J an uary 9-Chap ter Loyalty Da y.

April 28-Founders' D ay to be celebrated with nea rest Al umna! Club

ALUMN,lE

Due da te fo r reports are to be postmarked dates. Co nsult Offi cia l D irectory of this Issue for names a nd addresses of National Officers PRESIDENT,

February I- Elect or appoint Club Recommendation Chairman and at least two othe r members to serve (rom Ma y n through May I of the following yea r . Send name and address to Cen tral Office. M arch I - Election of dub officer5 to be held at the regular M arch said officers to take office at the close o( the fiscal yea r . April 15 -Send (our Ann ua l Report Questionnaires to officers as directed.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, M ust be r ecipient o( TH E ARROW.

July In Memor iam not ices to Central Office (or Fall ARROW.

Octolx: r I)-Sen d In Memo ri am n ot ices to Central Office (or W int er AR ROW.

Novem be r la- M ail club yea r book or program ros ter with program pla ns 23 of club President's Notebook) to th e Grand President , Grand Ai um nr Vi ce·Presiden t, Grand V ice·President of Ph ila nthropies, D irecto r of Al um · nr Programs, Alumn re Province President and Cen tral Office

January O-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office (or Spring A RROW

Ma rch 15 - Send In M emo ri am notices to Cen tra l Office for Summer ARROW.

May 15-Send Letter with club news 10 A lum nr Club Editor (or Fall ARROW . M ay 20- Send n ew officer list to Alumna! P rovi nce President and Central Offi ce (earlier i( you wish this in forma tion in the Summer ARROW .

TREASURER,

October (or filing Form 990 with D irector o f In terna l Revenue for you r dist rict.

November I ) and Ap ri l I - Send nat ional dues a nd receipts to Cen'ral O/fir e. Du es mailed after A p ril 1 will not be included in current year's total.

D on ations to the (ollowi ng funds shou ld be mailed to Cenlral Office

Pi Beta Ph i Settleme nt School

Emma Harper T urner Memo r ia l Fun d

H olt Hou se Harriet Rut herford Johnstone Scholars hi p Fund

Centennial Fund

J unior Group Scholarship

Conventio n Hospita lity Fund

Make club check coveri ng to tal contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office Check must be accompanied by a lis t showi n g clu h's apport io nment to desired fun ds

Ch ecks payable to Arrowc raft Shop are to be sen t to Pi Beta Phi Arrowcraft Shop, Gat linburg, Tennessee.

M ay 2G-Send Audit slips as di r ected.

RECOMMENDATIONS CHAIRMAN,

November and March I )-Se nd report to D irecto r o f M embership

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN,

Novembe r 25 - Send Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Ma gazi ne Agency to ensure Christmas gift card delivery by December 2'.

HOUSE CORPORATIONS TREASURERS ,

September-Send annual reports and $) 00 fee for Treasurer's bond, payable to " Pi Beta Phi Fraternity," to D ire<tor for Olapter H ouse Co r porations.

Send copy of report to Province President concerned

DA TES TO BE OBSERVED , January 9-Chap ter Loyalty D ay, April 28-Foundecs' D ay- to be ce lebrated with nearest active chapter or chapters.

OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

Unless otherwise- designated (with price quotatio n), the supplies listed bel ow "ill be furnished fre e wherever of them il estab lished. OR DE RS SH OUL D 8 B ADDR BSSE D AS F OL LOW S

TO GRANO PRESIDENT for:

Blank ApplicatioflJ for Pi Beta Phi Fellowshi p Blank charters

Blank notification of fines to Chapter Pte-side-nt Blank no tific.t ion of lines to Grand Votin. blanb lor chapters on of chatten Voting blanlcs for Grind Council

TO GRANO ALUMNA! VICE PRESIDENT for : Blank appliCitioflJ fot alumnz club cbarters Charters for alumnlll: clubs

TO GRAND SECRETARY for: Cipher and Key

List of allo"ed txpenses to thOR trueling on fratern ity Instruct ors to petitionine croups

TO MANGEL. Florist, Chicago. III ., for:

Pi Beta Phi Wine Carnations (Write for prices. )

TO PI BETA PHI CENTRAL Of PICE, Midvale Bldg., 112 S. Hanley Rd., St. Louis. Mo 6}10)

Tu Pi BETA PHI CENTRAL OFfICE. Midvale Bldg • 112 S. Hanle, Rd .• St. Louis, Mo. 6}IO) Accou nting Fonru :

Bill Book-}'t:: T. R Receipt Boolu-nt

A lumn;lt Adv ilOn Committee Manual , Alumnz Ad"ilOry Officers Lists Aiumnlll: Club Duties of Officers Alum.ue C l ub Officers Lists

A lumn;lt Club Notebooks ' 2.:;0 Alumn;lt Cl ub Receipt Book (triplicat e receipts. no charge) Alumnr R«ommendlt ioflJ Manual , :;0_ AJumn;lt Delegate Manual :;Ot: Alum.ue Magazine Chairmen Manual :;Ot Alumnz Pan hellenic Manual of Informat ion Affiliation Ceremo ny App lic llions for Fraternity Scholarships

A o (from old 6les) price to ,hapten for compi et ina archins.

Blanks:

Affiliation and Transfer Introductio n Transfer Approval for Affiliat io n Note of Affiliation

Annual Report. due May 1 Broken PINae Chaperon

White card to be sent .out in fall to chairman Blank for Dill on Chaperon Aeplication Blank for Chaperon "The Relations Iktween I Chapler Ind Its Chaperon" Uniform Duties of Chapter House Chaperon

Chapter Officer Lists Conttnts of Archi.cs List Credentials 10 Convention Dismissal and Reinst.luneot Blinks

Automatic Probation Automatic Dismissal D ismissal F !"u!!ioe.

H onorable Dismissal Reinstatement Frate rnity Stud, and Education Blanks. #10'. # 20'. # }O, GTI forms for pledge lod initiatiOD fees

Initiation Certificates Rushilll: AckDOwledains letter of Recommendati o n 100 fo r 60 I nform.tion Blank from State MembershiP Chairman (to chapter ) Rtque-s t (or Information from Slate Membership Chairman (to chapter) ConfidentIal Reference Information , it Scholarship Blanks. #}, # 4

Senior Application. lor Membership in Aiumnlll: Ikpt. Book of Initi.te Signatures (formerly ClUed Bound Con stitution) " .00 (Before ordering chapten must have permission from Pro't'ince, or Visiting Officer)

BIG EVENTS + BIG INTEREST =

M agazines m ake th ou ghtf u l gifts fo r P a rty Fa vors o r an y Special Even t

IF THERE IS A CLUB IN YOUR AREA , j us t ph one the ma gaz in e ch air ma n a nd give yo ur order.

I f there is NOT a cl ub in yo ur a r ea, ma il s ubsc ri p ti ons to:

BET A PHI MA G A Z I NE A GE NCY

M id va le Bld g. 11 2 S H anley R oa d St. Loui s, M isso u r i 6 3 105

HAVE YOU MOVED OR MARRIED'

We must have all requested information SO please complete m f"II, Mail this slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE , ( Please leave label on reverse side when mailing this form .) 112 South H anley Road, 51. Louis, M isso uri 6310)

MARRIED NAME

MAIDEN NAME ". PRESENT ADDRESS City

PREVIOUS ADDRESS

(Print Hu sband's Full Name , Please)

City Divo rced Street

State ( In clude Zip Code) Street State

Remarried

Chapter

Date of Initi ation . If you are now an officer in the Fraternity , please check and name:

National

Provin ce House Corp. Treas . Club A. A , C. State Membership

(Conlinued from o pposite page)

Book of Sianatures. $',00 Book Plarn, ' 1.)0 per 100 Candle LlIMJIII Cerl:fTlOn, Cards-for ordeno. supplIes h om Central Office, I( Cards-Dau on RIXcnt Graduates. If nch Chapter FIle Cards X ) HKhn (,n lo ts of no t less than 100 , hlte. salmon and blllot), 3), 100 Ch.pH:r fdt Innrucl lon Bookltl. 1)( Chaplcr PreSIdents' Rtkrtn c t Olnckr Mauf ull. ' 2.)0 ConSlltulion-W"lt f o r Info rmal lon and pnce Oirmory of Pi Btu Phi , U"O O ,snlllul Blndt r, $4 , n f,nanc l.1 Stattmtnt to Parmts of Pltd,eJ Plashli&hts and BaUtun , 6', tacb- ' 7.80 Doltn Hut o rlcal PIa" I C. SorOrtIS, )CH H,ll o rlan ' s BHldu. $1 ,00 H acorlan ' s fIOtt book paptr-I, Ptr sht(1 H oft HflUSC Bookln, )Of Hou,st Rules for Ch.rxen H o w 10 Stud, Bookln, )Of Inlll1tlon Ceremon)" .,.( nch , ' 1.)0 pu d Ol en In ltution C,,!iftc.In (EmbosHa) Lon onu reph ,ed , 80, tach Instructioos to isl tit13 offit'ers JewdIY Ordu fnrms '( each Letttts :0 Psunu o r Plt'd,", M :anu.1s for Chapt er Offi(ers : Act i"ittes (hairman Ctmo J, Ctrtmonit"li, Ma nu:al, Dclt,ste Guide ror ConstitutIonal Rudmll, HislOrian , H nuk Mansler , Muuirw: Chalrtnan, PI Phi PledKe SponlOr, Po l k l« and St.ndlnl R uin. P rollram Chairm.n, Publ iCIty, Rtc n rd i na Sn:ref.fl'. R«ommtrtdltions Ch 'lrman. Schol.nhip, SdilemfM xhool. Sodsl Stau MfflIbeuh;p (harm.n , Tru s urer VlCf Prnidt nl- )()t each. So· ctal Uu,e ("AI Llk.e Yo u ·')-80( Prtsident (i006e·inf Juthtr- co"no) " 70, nott'bool:: P'IIU ' 1 '0 Plt'd,ll:e Supe,..,isor (loose- led luther CO"t,) ') ,00, nolt"boolc pa,ll:", 12 '0 MJl nua ls fnr N.llonll Sundlnll Commlttf't"S· Ch.rotfOn. ChJlf'>tu House Plsnnrna: & Building Mo Slc. Pub · !.Clfl' , )Ot tach

" My St""en GIfts to P I Iku Phi ·' )f uch, )0, ptr dOlen NPC- "Know Your NPC ," i), Outlmt for BY La ! of ACllvt" Chaptt"f1 PI Phi Part)' Santi Books. nch P, Phi Tim ,s Bullnms PJt"d gt" Book-,O c Thu book includt"S qunllons Jlnd anslt.t"r$ for plC"dllt" t"UmmatlonS , A cop, IS furnished to nch pltdgt" ,I h. out chuIt". Tht" 'Of priet IS • rtplactmt"nt PUet for nIt" In membtrs

Pled't" Rnusl , 10c dolt"n

PIN,;nl Ceremon,. 10, uch, ' 100 Pt"r doltn

Rt"Ct lpn for Provinct" Prtsldt"nl and Pr') "In(t PIt"S ldenl li Ru o rd of Mtmbtr shlp Book. full lu thu ' 1000 (Bdort" o rdt"r ' Inl, c haplers mus t ha"t" Pt"rmlSSlon from Provln ct Pruldt"nt n r VIsIting Offict"r,)

R«o rdmlt S« lt"ury ' s Book $6 00 (for mlnutt"s of mt"t"lIngs)

Rlbbn n : 3 Inch nbbon-i>4( ,d Yl inch ubbon- 16. yd. Rllual , 20. pcr dOltn

Rnb« for mltl:atH)n , $ 700 fPrnidrn! $ 900) 1 ttlcs Mtret" Robe PSUtrn for model mitiatinn Iro n Ro bert's Ru in of Order- ' J.1) , Roll Call of chJlpters (ont IS Includt"d 1Vlth t"ach PlC"dKe Bonlc Mdert"d ) 5choIJlr1i'up Appl lu llons· C. lifo rnl' Alph. fund RUlh Burttt SmIth H.mtt Rutht"t(l)rd J ohnstoneJunl(W Group ScholarshIP Pllqut"Ordt"J thr ou.ch (tntul Olli" Senior fut dJ Ctrtmon, St"ult"mtnt Schon l Bookltt. )0, Pror!lrsm-" h Happtn Hert" ·· P ro,t;r:am-" A Vi sit to Stttlnnmt xhool " Pra«ram Pl annin, GUldt". )O t Statlnnt"ry OIliClal Allo", chJlpt" kurt (,tl/o"'). n, pt"r l' shtt"ts OffiCIal Corrrspandt"oce Stahonery ( ""flle Cen lral Office fo r prlCC"). All crutC"d paper ord"td dlt«tI, [r o m Balfou r Symphony, 30t

(Not all Supp!rn handltd in tht" Centul OffiCC":art" lISted. WlIte fo r furth" InformatIon If YOU Ish supp"u no l lint"d.)

The Pi Beta Phi Arts And Crafts Center Will Benefit Teachers

And Students

During its 20 years, the Summer Craft Workshop at the Settlement School has had students from 43 states and 12 foreign countries, and has offered 18 different courses When this is replaced by the year-round }\!"ts :lnd Crafts Center, thcie \,ill be glcdily t:xpaI1tlt:u services . The University of Tennessee will continue its unique association with Pi Beta Phi-there will be university standards for bOlh undergraduale and graduate work, with college credit for lhose who want il. Students will receive credit toward lheir diplomas. Teachers laking a refresher course or learning a new craft, will return lO lhcir homes to use their know l edge i n public and private schools , summer camps and senior citizens centers.

For Pi Beta Phi to inaugurate this educational center, the help of every active and alumna is needed. The present physical plant must be added to, and there will be additional salaries for teachers, administrators and maintenance force.

Don't forget that donations made in memory of a Pi Phi or in honor of a Golden Arrow P i Phi are beamifully inscribed in our Memoria l Book. Such donations should be accompanied by maiden name, married name, chapter and alumna club of the one being honored.