The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1967

The Pi Beta Phi Centennial Design

by Maryla Walter s, ilfQ ssQrb u JellJ Alpba

Th t: centrJI theme.: of this deslp:n begim With thl.: t1lumm,ltln,!! InSp,rJtlOn lnd stren,gth thJt W.l') (hsplared by our Founders. The tiNt sp.uks of (Our.l}..:e Jnd mdtpendtn te, txglnv.lth thl" 'l..lr1ti..:rn Brig.lde.' IAnlte Into J AJme the diumm.llln,c A.lme ot PI BeLl Phi's Jx·glnn lllg From it'i first ITIOml-nt, the hIdden b.l.se for upholding the orlgm.il .1SP H.ltIOIl'i oi our Fr,HUntlY Ius been \upportn.l b) PI Bet.l Phil, llnbrohn lh.lln of friend <;hll'.

From th(' r h.Irtu 100tiation 01 our [wehe Foulllil-r V.e rt.:.llllC th.lt theIr Inncr /-!Io\\ ton t.lIltl)" r,l(.liJtes. A s w( follow thc gle.1m. Wl notl((: th,lt II1uJ1)1I1Jtlng r.l)"" (flntll1l1C til grow: in size. From Ocean to 0(".111' .1I1d .111 o\er th(: world, the idu ls :md merit'i of our Fr.Herlllt)' tlt'llmh. The rays ("\cntu.llly' mtr/-!t: Into the "cd hy thi'i <;pmtual dlumlllltll1,l! strength. the: perpetual arrow: (If our h.lternln continues to re \ol\"(" like 1 perfenl, h.1lJnu'J wheel

Wl' .lrc proud of ou r FraternIty lnd Its mcanlng for us. PI PhIS .ire always stmtng for the I)(:'it for tht:mse:h'es and f()f tht'lr Frall'fIl lty The: Gn:ek 11.1l11l· t)f our nrg.tnllation i.. IIlustratt-d 111 J peJked shape. our hl Fh Ide,iI.,. noble gOJls .lnd worthy .1C· comr lis hlTltll b.

One of th l'S C .tuomp li shm ents IS ou r Pi Bet.l Phi Art and Craft Center in Gat l lllburg, 'J'l·n nC'i'i<.:e. In thl l.lHer case, the Greek letters em be lnttrpreted as d1.lr.Hteriltng the: mount.lIm of th.lt Mea and symbolIZing thie; fl·m.ukahle Fr.lternity philanthropy_

For one: hundred years we ha\e follo\\cd the .c1c.1m. til 'irlnt .1nd In rrtu.ll out P.lst J..:reatne'is will lx: future greatness on ly if we rick up the torch and carryon I"

The Cover-is the winning Pi Beta Phi Centennial Design created by Maryla Wolters of Massachusetts Alpha Moryla is a native of Long Island, New York. A junior at Boston University, she is majoring in painting and minoring in Art Education Her ultimate goal is to be an illustrator of children 's books She has served her chapter as a Panhellenic representative and recording secretory and attended the 1966 Convention Maryla received a $100 prize for su bmitt ing the winning des ign Second place winner was Carolyn Simmon s, Nebraska Beta, who received $25.00.

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 83

SUMMER 1967

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE

Office 0/ P"bli(aJio,,: 112 S H an ley Rd ., SI. Louis, Mo 6310'

STAFF

Arro w &lil o r: DOROTHY DAVIS STUCK (Mrs. Howard C, Jr ), Box 490, MaIk<d T=, Ark.

Cblb Edi, o r: ADELE ALFORD H EINK , H34 Jewell St ., 53n Diego, Calif. 92109

N e ws /ro1ll lilli. Pigeo,, : SALLY PAULlNB WILD GORDON (Mrs Wilmot G ), In, S. Oak Knoll Ave ., Pasadena ,. Calif

Fr o m Pi Phi Pelfs: MARY ELIZABETH LAsHER BARNR1TB (Mn. Kenneth A ), 93 Williogrove South Tonawanda, N Y 141S0

Arrow File: Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 117 S Hanley Rd ., St. Louis, M o. 6310S

III Mem o ,i"", No/ius: Send to Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 112 S. HanJey Rd ., St. Louis, Mo 6310l

Content:J

Off the ARRow H ook

Final Convention Call

Centennial Convention Program

Post Convention Trip

Louisiana ada ..

News from Little Pigeon

P6ture Section

Rush Informatio n Section

Reference Blank ..... . Chapter Chairmen

AlumnI! Recommendations Chairmen

Chaptet Honors Reports

Pledgeo

Initiates

Pictorial Section In Memoriam

Fraternity Directory

Alumnz Dir«tory

Official Calendars

Supplies

4l.TH B Ano i. printed PaU. Winkr, SPfl1l& and Summer by Pi Bda Phi Frlternity at the press o f Gcorae Banu Company. Inc Curtis Rttei Plua, Menasha, Wis. Subscription price is '1.'0 I yelf, '0. for lingle copln '13 00 for Me subscription

ClSend subscriptions. chaDj:e of addrClS notice, aoo correspOndence 01 • busine-u n.ature to Pi Bcu Phi Central Office. 112 S. Han'ey Rd .• St. Loul'. Mo 6}IO, 4l.Correspondence of In edltorill nature is to bt' addressed to the editor, Mr•. Howard C. Stuckj Jr.• Box 490, Marked Tift, Arlr: ltemi lor pUblication should be add rated to the editor to Irrin not liter than uf, n. Octobtr 10, janualT U. 'March'

ctMembcr 01 PntunltJ' Mqnlnes Associated. All mitten pe:ruiniQl' to nation. I adt'misina .hould be directed to frakrnity M azinn Associated, 158, Ridae Annue, Ennston, III.

4l.Secood class pOSU.&c pajd .t St. Louis. Missouri. and at additional auilin&: office Printed in the United Stares of America

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"Tbe object of this orgallization shall be the advancement of its members ;11 th e mOI l delirate ),et str ong friendship, menIal tlJ1iJlance ;11 all 111aller1, endeafloring 10 dhpet gloom from th e lives of all arollnd them , t o I"rlher the CalISe of religion by exerting a" influenc e of vir/lit and charity thr oll g holll all intereol/,.ie , also to enable allY member 10 follow the die/aln of her orul conscience kn owing Ihal she will be t,pheld and ell· cO l/ra ged ;'1 independence. Any/hing within the bOllnd! of Moralily shall receive th e commendation of her Jislers .. :'

So read Article I, Section II , of the o riginal constitution of J. C. Sorosis, the name by which Pi Beta Phi was founded on April 28, 1867, by twelve young ladies who were students at Monmouth College, Monmouth , Illin ois. The Constitution was written in longhand and was signed by eleven of the twelve founders . Je nnie Nicol was not present when the original document was signed.

No portion of that origina l Constitution gives a clearer insight into the individual thought and co ll ective purpose of those young women than this brief paragraph that stated the object of the organization they were founding. They had no precedent to follow, save what they knew of similar o rganizations for their young men friends of that post-war period. Blessed with the idealism of dedicated youth and the growing perception of trained minds, LIl ey went quickly to the heart of fraternal organization and they stated their object with brevity and remarkable wisdom.

]s it not interesting to note that one hundred years ago a chief concern of young college WOJIICII was independence? Actually, the organization they were establishing in the day in which they acted was a bold and , in some quarters, a still unthinkable step.

It is equally noteworthy that these bright youthful founders were interested in aJvancing the cause of religion the only way it ca n ever be successfully furthered, "by exerting an influencing of virtue and c har· ity."

Tn a nati on just emerg ing from a ca tacl} smic national tragedy and in a period wh en the women of America had scarcely begun to assert themselves beyond the hearth of h ome, it is not likely that twelve girls at Monmouth College envisioned an organization that would grow to III chapters and that would initiate almost 90,000 members in a century of progress and accomplishment.

If they had , they might never have founded 1. C. Somsis in the manner they did and almost surely they would not have been able to give it the simple flexibility necessary for such growth.

No, they did not see themselves as crusaders, as defenders of the faith or as founders of a great fraternity They were simply good friends and bright girls, interested in doing something different and something th ey believed was worthwhile and the y did envision some growth-in ]Uinois and Iowa , perhaps!

They were not then, distracted by the wealth of their ow n ideas, but rather attracted by that imperishable ideal of love for one another as exhibited in the relation of friendship and by the challenge th at lay in establishing a new concept. It was an idea for an o rganization that would embody high ideals ranging from st riving for mo ral st ren g th to fostering the independent spirit in its quest for individuality.

The true strength of a new idea lies not so mu ch in how far we think it will go but how well we believe it will meet a human need immediately at hand _ This seems to have been the initial strength of the idea of twelve co llege girls who have come to be canonized across a century by Pi Beta Phi Fraternity.

It was an important hour in their lives o n a spring evening in 1867 in Monmouth , lIlin ois , when they signed a document that did ordain and establish a consti tution for what was to become a truly remarkable organization of college wom e n.

Over 876,000 hours have come and gone since that evening. In each of those hours somewhere a member of Pi Beta Phi was giving of herself to further the id ea ls embodied in that brief document and the h ope inhe rent in existence of a fraternal organization. Thus a sisterhood founded on the framework of !he ideals of human brotherhood has come to a fateful moment of achi e vement- because young women continued to drea m and older women conti nued to believe . - DDS--

Centennial Convention

The Fraternity Experience of a Lifetime for Members of Pi Beta Phi

Edgewater Beach Hotef,.-Chicago, Illinois

Sunday, June 25 through Friday, June 30, 1967

Final Registration Date--June 5

(Use Blanks found in Winter, 1966 and Spring 1967 ARRows)

Sunday , June 2S

Centennial Conoention Program

12 NOON - l :30 p.M.- Lunch (American Plan rates start with this meal)

3 :00-5 :00 p.M.-Informal Reception

5:15 p.M.-Pledging

6:00 p.M. - Dinner-CENTURY OF IDEALS

8:00 P.M - Opening meeting- Memorial Service

10 :00- 11 :00 p.M .-Briefing sessions by Provinces

Monday , June 26

7 :00-8:30 A.M.- Breakfast

7: 15 A M.-ABO BREAKFAST

8:00-8:45 A M.-Pa rl iamentary Procedu re Lessons

9:00- 10:30 A M.-Reg ular Meeting

1l :00- 12 NOON- Alumn", Meeting

12 NOON- I :30 p.M.-Lunch

12: 15 p.M.-HONORA RIE LUN CHEON

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

5 :00 p M.- Initiation

6:00 p.M.- Dinner-C ENTURY OF SERVICE

8 :00 P.M. - Speaker

Tuesday, June 27

7:00-8:30 A M.-Breakfas t

7:15 A.M .-C ANADIAN BRE A KFAST

8 :00 -8:45 A.M.-Parli ame nt ary Procedure Lessons

9:00- 10 :00 A.M.-Regu la r Meeti ng

10 :30- 12 NooN- Alumn'" Meetin g

12 NOON - l :30 p.M.-Lunch

12: 15 P M.-G OLDEN ARROW LUNCHEON

2:00-5:00 P.M.-Workshops

2 :00-8 :00 P.M.-Po lls open for voting

6:00 p M.-Dinner-CE NTURY OF ACHIEVEMENT- seating by chapters

8:00 p M.- Histori ca l Program

Wednesday , June 28

7 :00 A.M.-Breakfast PILGRIMAGE TO MONMOUTH No even ts scheduled at hote l day or night

Thursday , Jun e 29

7:00-8:30 A M.-Breakfast

7: 15 A.M.- PI PHI SISTERS ' BREAKFAST

8:00·8 :4 5 A,M,- Parliamen tary Procedure Le ssons

9:00-12 NOON-Regular M eeting

12 NOON -l:3 0 p.M. - Lunch

1 2: 15 p M.-MOTHER -DAUGHTER LUN C HEON

2:00-5:00 P.M.-Workshops

6:00 p M.-D inner-CENTU RY OF FR IE ND · SH I P

8:00 p.... -So ng Fest

10 :00 P.M .-Coke Parties by Provi nces

Friday, June 30

7:00-8:30 A.M. - Breakfast

8 :0 0 -8 :45 A.M .-Pa rl iamentary Proced ure Lesson s

9:00- 12 NOON - Alumn", Meeting- Active W o rksh op

12 NOON-Lunch

12: 15 p,M ,-OLD TI MERS' LUNC H EON

2: 00-5:00 p.M. - Regu la r M eeting

7:00 p M.-Banquet-CENTU RY OF CHALLENGE

Saturday , July 1

7:00-9 :00 A.M.-Breakfast ( Ameri can Plan rates end with this meal) FREE TO DEPART!

Two Who Are Serving as Convention Personnel

Margaret B. Daiker, Illinois Alpha , will serve as Com 'e n/io11 Daily Bu siness

Man age r fo r the Centennial Con\'ention and I nd iana

D elt a Sandra Kin g is in charge of Favors for that g:lthering. Mrs Da ike r graduated at Mo nm ou th in t956 She 1tle nded th e Pi Beta Phi Convention at Miami in 1954 as an active chapter member and was at wampscott in 1958 . She was actl\'e in the orth Shore Junior Alumnr Club at E\anston for ten years before moving to Alexandria, Virginia last spring. She was also Iota

Da lker

Provin ce Sch o larship Supervisor from 1962·66. After sett lin g in Al exandria she joined the Northe rn Virginia Alumn r Club and has se rved as its coch airman for the \'\f ays and Means Committee. Sandra King g raduated from Purdue in 1963. She traveled with her husband for three years while he was serving as a United States Naval officer. Ther have now settled in Detroit King and she joined the Detroit Dearborn Alumn:e Club in the fall of 1966.

Post Convention Trip To Mexico

Braniff Intern ational, the airline which put color and flair into air travel through " The End of the Plain Plane,'· has put together a colorful six-day tour of Mexi co City and Acapulco especially for those attending Pi Beta Phi's 1967 convention in Chicago'lune 25-30.

CoSt 0 the tour is only $112 per person, plus air fare, including first class hotels for three nights in Acapulco and two nig hts in Mexico City, ground transportation , sight seeing, guide service, most meals and many extras .

The bea utiful colonial cities of Taxco and Cuernavaca also will be visited on the spec ial Pi Beta Phi tour which will depart Chicago Saturday, July 1, via Braniff's one -s tep jet service to Acapulco.

Plenty of time will be given to soak up the sun and enjoy the lovely bea ches of Acapulco, but exciting diversions have been arranged such as a yacht cruise of the harbor and an evening at La Perla nightclub to witness the thrilling dives from a high cliff into a narrow, wave-swept inlet.

A special air-conditioned tour bus will take the g roup along a scenic route from Acapulco to Mexico CIty Tuesd ay, stopping for luncb and a visit to the famous silver shops at Taxco and for sightseeing at Cuemavaca.

Wednesday's activities in Mexico City includ e guided tours of Chapultepee Park, the Zocalo, '·Plaza of the Three Cultures," Mexico City University where the entire exterior walls of buildings are utilized for gigantic murals.

The Folklore Ballet at the National Palace of Fine Arts will be the highlight of Wednesday evening . Thursday's visit, before a 2 P.M. departure for home or a continuation of your holiday, to Chapultepee Castle and the National Museum of Anthropology will he a fascinating excursion into the new and the old of Mexico and its many cultures and civilizations.

Braniff, which is serving as the official carrier for the 1967 convention will be happy to assist you with your travel plans to Chicago as well as with the travel and tour arrangements for the special visit to Mexi co.

It inerary

July I - Saturday : Leave Chicago aboard Braniff' s Flight #31 at 10 :40 A.M Arrive in Acapolco at P.M. where you will be met by De Lara Tours and Braniff representatives. Tips to redcaps at the airport. Transfer to your hotel.

Today, Braniff will compliment you with a "We lcome Cocktail Party ."

July 2--Sunday: All morning to enjoy the sun, and the beach . This afternoon, at 4:30 P .M., leave from the Bono Barani dock on a cruise aboard the yacht Fiesta. Visit Puerto Marquez, La Quebrada, Acapulco Bay and R"'llleta Isle. Free drinks and gay music aboard. Overnight at your hotel. s

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In Acapulco. All day to browse around. This evening you will be escorted to the La Perla nightclub to watch the high-cliff diversOvernight at your hotel.

July 4-Tuesday: Early departure from Acapulco to Mexico City, aboard a special, air-conditIoned bus . En route stop at Taxeo, where you will have lunch at Posada De La Mision , or similar. Sightseeing includes Santa Prisco Church and some of the silver shops. Depart in the mid-afternoon for Mexico City driving through Cuernavaca. Check into Hotel Maria Isabel.

July 5-Wednesday : At 10:00 A.M. your guide will be ready at the hotel to escort you on a tour visiting: The new secti on of Chapultepec Park, Lomas residentia l section . . . drive around the Civic Center (Zoealo) on your way to Tlatelolco housing development, where you will visit the spectacular " Plaza of the Three Cultures" so-called because it bears signs of thre e civilizations. On to the University City, main house of stndies in the RepubliC. Lunch will be served at renowned San Angel Restaurant. Afternoon free. This evening you will be escorted to the Palace of Fine Arts in order to attend a performance of renowned Mexico Folklorical Ballet, beginning at 9:00 P.M. (Please be ready at the hotei"s lobby by 8:15 P.M.) Overnight.

J uly 6-Thursday: Alter checking out of the hotel, leave at 10:00 A.M. on a tour visiting: The Castle in Chapultepec Park, and National Museum of Anthr0l"'logy. The Castle was the residence of Maximilian and Carlotta during their brief reign in Mexico, and is now a museum representative of Mexican hi story through the centuries. At the Museum of Anthropology, in the most modern museum-displaying-form, you will see the invaluable relics left by the tribes that inhabited Mexico in ancient times, including the fabled "Sun or Calendar Stone." After this visit you will be taken to the airport, approximately at 2:00 P.M., in order to check in with Braniff's counter. Tips to bellboys at the hotel when checking out, and to redcaps at the ai rport.

Tour Rare: $112.00 U.S per person sharing a twin with bath and is based on a minimum of 30 persons. Should group be less than 30 persons, cost will be sligh tly higher. Air fare additional.

Tour Includes: 3 nights at H ote l Elcano, Presidente, or Pierre Mac9uez; 2 nights at H ote l Mari a Isabe l. Transfer upon arrival in Acapulco. Fiesta Yacht Cruise. Ballet tickets , with transportation . Lunch at San Angel Inn with city tour . Transportation and guide service. La Perla nightclub.

Tips only when arriving in Acapulco to redcaps at the airport, and when checking into your hotel to bellboys. Also, when checking out of the Maria Isabel, and to redcaps at the Mexi co City airport.

This tour includes a total of 8 meals (six in Acapulco at your hotel, lunch in Taxco and at the San Angel Restaurant)

Louisiana Beta Dream House

by Debbie Leake, Louis iana Beta

Louisiana Beta 's n ew h ome w as de dicated o n Novembe r 13, 1966. Th e dedication ceremony open ed wit h th e invocation given by Re verend Jam es Y o ung which was followed by the welcome and response given by Chan ce ll o r Tayl o r and Mrs . J ohn Eastham . Then Mrs R icha rd A Robe rts, ho use co rporation p resident, condu cted th e dedication . Following this Mrs. Watts, Pre sid ent of the M other' s Club, sang th e hymn "B less This H ouse" accompanied by members of the so ro rity.

Mrs . Ro berts was presented with a gold plaque insc ri bed. with her name recognizing her many years of dedi cat ion to Pi Be ta Phi as l o u isi an a Beta H ouse Co rporation President. Her portrait will be painted a nd hun g in the living room. Father Cody ga ve th e benediction. The d edi cation was foll o wed by a T ea during whi ch pa rents, f acu lty , and fell ow students were shown through the house .

The Pi Beta Phi house favors an ai r of continental elegance and waives inf o rmality . From the fr ont to the back door , this continental grandeur prevails . From a lushly co lo red dining ha ll to the teleph one booths , it 's luxury . Th e exterior is simulated o ld brick of French Rege ncy style with a N ew Orleans influen ce. The all-air conditioned ho use of p lastic in terior has acousti ca l cej Un gs and vi nyl tile floors. Unique ly, Fren ch doors across t he front of the H ouse open onto th e lawn frontin g th e lake. Th e recep ti on h all is enh anced by a sparkling French Re-

gency crysta l chandeli er purchased in New Orleans. A custom ·made wrought iron s tair railing winds upstairs from the hall to the dormitory rooms which h ouse fifty g irl s. On the rig ht side (en tering) of the h all is the din ing h all and kitchen; o n the left, th e li vi ng and c hapter rooms.

There are many pai n tin gs used throughout the house includin g two done by mothers of Pi Beta Phis and given as a gift to the chapter Upstairs rooms, with a few exceptions, h ouse two gi rls to a room Each girl has a desk, light, bookshelf, mirro r, ch es t, and very amp le storage space. Outside, the house is di st ingui sh ed by symbols that ha ve a special meaning for us Pi Phi s. It is the Pi Beta Phi arr ow which is so skillfully co nstructed into the balcony g rillwork th at it is som et im es overlooked, but when d iscovered becomes a conversation piece. An o ther symbo l is the G ree k l etters en c ru s ted in th e doorknobs

"Wh at we wa nt ed to ac hi eve, and wha t we have , in thi s house is a h ome th at is ladylike," Mrs. Roberts said. "So mething that is feminin e yet formal, something that will tea ch the sorori ty members h ow to li ve graciollsly and comfo rtably too . This is the e ffec t we wanted - a French h o us e in a Louisiana setting with toda y's P i Beta Phi s as occupants ." These words symbolize what all Pi Beta Ph is of ou r chapter fee l to ward our new h o me- it is indeed a dream co me true!

Lou isi ono Beta 's new home

News from little Pigeon

Edited by Sally Wild Gordon, Wisconsin A

T h. Little Pig eon

" L1ttl. Pigeon News" follow. the colorful lIttl. Pigeon River around a wooded bend thi, summer as Pi 11.'0 Phi SeHlement School gl .... ' way to the Cenlenniol prolect, Th. Art ond Croft Center. L.ft behind for all time I, a Neord of ,.rv lce o. Imposing and Inde5trudibl. as 'he Itone, that dot the pathways 0' the RI.,., .

OV" the yoarl "Newl from [j ul. Pigeon" hal kepi Ihe fraJernily informed of Ih. Ilruggln, Ih. progrell and Ihe accomplilhmet/II of Ih. Pi Bela Phi Se ll lemel1 l School. ThiJ hal Ipanned Ihe lime from Ihe eJlablilhmelll of Ihe one room Ichool in Gallinburg in 1912 10 Ihe prelent day with Ihe luae11flll Arrowrrafl Sh op and Ih e ollilianding Crafl IJV orRl h op p rogram.

Th il 1I1mmer the Sett lem en l Sch ool will become Ih. f oundalion for the Ce nlenniat Projec l , an expanded Arl and Crafl Cet/I ...

This is 10 be the last iSll1e of "NetVI from lillie Pigeon ll and we wiJh to expreSI ollr appreciation 10 ali, both Pi Phis and other jriendi, whOle contributions 10 Ihis lection have added 10 greally to Ihe Pi Bela Phi Selliemeni School I l o.y. And, elpedally do we Ihank D orolhy Sluck, Edilor of T H E ARROW, for her g uidance OV" Ihe 1411 five yearl.

7 SALLY W ILD GORDON Settlement Schoo l Committee Edito r of "News f rom Little Pi geon'·

Sometimes it is good to look back in order that one may look forward and with more wisdom and understandin g. I ha ve been asked to do just th at to Our philanthropic project in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, as a 40-year Pi Phi and as a 35 -year citizen of Gatlinburg. I will tell YOll of the progress ou r Settlement School has made through the years.

From the moment I saw the movie of ou r Settlement School , shown by the Direct o r of the School, Miss Eve lyn Bishop , at the 1927 Convention in Breezy Point, Michigan , I knew exactly what I wanted to do upon graduation from co llege. ]n my application to the Settlement School, I Slid that T would accept any opening, even though r had prepared to teach mathematics in hi gh school. How happy I was when notified that T had been accepted as a teacher of the thi rd and fourth grades for the 1928-29 school year.

Never will T forget my trip to Gatlinburg over the new road being constructed into Gatlinburg_ H ow excited I was , but disappointed that the low hanging clouds were obscuring any g limps e of a mountain. H ow impressed I was with the beauty of the foliage, the loud roar of the Little Pigeon River as it fl owed swiftly over the large rocks ( I heard that roar continuously night and day for one month afte r which I no longer heard it unless my attention was called to it) _ H ow surprised I was to be dumped out of the taxi, trunk, baggage and all beside the road at the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School sign.

Walking up Pi Phi Lane to H e lmi ck H ouse, or T eachers' Cottage as it was more often called, [ was greeted by Miss Mary Pollard , one of the first Pi Phi teachers in the early days of our School, who was assisting our director, Miss Evelyn Bishop, this summer of 1928 . On going inside the cottage, it was a nice surprise to find all modern dally electric lights and inside plumbing. I didn-t expect either.

I could write a book about those three years1928- t931. There were fourteen people on th e stat! that year of 1928 and all lived in the three dormito -

Memoirs of Settlement School

ries-Teachers' Cottage, Pollard Cottage (w he re the kitchen, dining room and girls' dormitory were located) and Stuart Cottage (where I lived with 4 otherstaff members).

On meeting Miss Evelyn Bishop I soon learned why she was loved and looked up to not only by the staff but also by every mountain family within miles of the School. She had a magnetic personality, was a good administrator, and always looked for and brought out the good in every o ne. We were fortunate to have had he r during those formative years of o ur School-1917 to 1933.

The other members on the staff in 1928 were Miss Elizabeth Cook, bookkeeper; La Delle Allen (Pi Phi from Arkansas), Arrowcraft manager; Winogene Redding, weaving instructor; Frances Moore , nurse in Jennie Nicol Health Center; Mrs . Morgan , dietician and housemoth e r for girls' dormitory; Eleanor Brabson, teache r of Primer, 1st and 2nd grades; Alice Williams (Pi Phi from Illinois), teacher of and 6th grades; Kathryn Kibler (Pi Phi from Kansas), teacher of 7th and 8th and high schoo l English; Katharine Watson, Home Ec teache r; Bru ce Overton, principal and teacher in the 2-yea r high school; O. J. M attil , Smith Hug hes Agriculture teacher; and Lois Rogers ( Pi Phi from Texas) worked in summers in Arrowcraft Shop _

Also li vi ng in the dormitories in 1928 were 15 gi rls and boys, high school age, who earned most of their way by doing chores on the place. These children lived too far away to walk and there were no buses then_ Most of these have become leaders in t heir communities now. Two boys living there in 1928 were Herbert Trentham, now driver of a sight-seeing car at Moutain View H ote l and Wade King, one of the managers of Reagan 's Furniture Shop_

School started the first week in August and lasted eight months so that the children might get through school by April I that they cou ld help in the fields all spring and summer

How impressed I was with my first day of school

Gatlinb urg with Mount Harrison in the background in the winter of 1913

by

Henrietta McCutchan Huff

Missour i Beta

-a dass of 30 bare-footed boys and girls-all very normal, healthy, bright children-as you might find in any rural school. I was amazed to find almost every child with blond hair----..howing th eir AngloSaxon descent.

DUIing my second year of teaching, the one·room school house up Cherokee Orchard road was dosed and some of these children were placed in my 3rd and 4th grades. What a contrast between the foundation of these children and that of those children who had always gone to OUI Pi Beta Phi School. I had to give much individual attention to these chil· dren in order to help improve their reading

At that time the teachers were required to visit every home once a month We would take turns hitching up the two school horses and riding horseback up the creeks and "hollers" each day after school.

In look ing back, it wouldn't be right to leave out our branch school located farther back in the moun· tains where the road ended in the Sugarlands. This 2·room school, called the Emma Harper Turner Center, was started in 1924·25, the staff that first year being Helen Chew, Cora McCarter and Mary Elder. Helen Chew even had a night school for adults. Some of my best friends here in Gatlinburg attended this school and now own motels and other businesses in Gatlinburg As all families had to move out when the Park came, the school was closed around 1933 or 34. What fun Kathryn Kebler and later Barbara Horton and I had riding horseback up there on weekends, then hiking with Eva Hathaway (Iowa Pi Phi) , who came in 1928 and after closing this school started one in Laurel Lick, Emily Burton (who taught in Gatlinburg from 1917 to 1928 when she moved to the Sugarlands School) and Mrs. Anna Dowell ([owa Beta) , housekeeper . (She had been at our School since 1921.)

During the three years I taught at QUI Settlement School, not only did I fall in love with the beautiful mountains and the fine people living here, but also in partirular with. certain young man by the name

of lanaes N. Huff , who was in that first class of 1912 and whose father , Andy l . Huff, was the man responsible for keeping the Pi Phi School here in that first year. After our marriage in 1931, we had 5 children, all of whom attended our Pi Beta Phi School and gained a good foundation to go on to college and serure degrees. Three daughters are also Pi Phis.

Over the years some things have remained unchanged-the primeval beauty of these Smoky Mountains , the roar of the fast moving streams, and the natural ability and intelligence of the mountain people with their good Anglo·Saxon heritage

What are the changes that have been made in Gatlinburg? These changes have meant progress for this mountain community. They have come so fast over the years that it is hard to realize this is the same locality. All roads have been improved-no more forJili1l the streanas. The road that ended in the sugarlands, when I arrived 1928, now goes over Newfound Gap into Cherokee, North Carolina.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park was dedicated in 1941 by Franklin D. Roosevelt. The establishment of the Park brought about the majority of changes The town grew in population from 500 in 19 28 to approximately 2000 now. As the U S. G ove rnm ent Park Service bought up the land for the Park, the mountain people moved down into the lower elevations---many moving into Gatlinburg and vicinity. Those who owned land in Gatlinburg heed ed the advice of Mr. Andy Huff and held on to their property. The education they received at our schoof, plus their own nattual shrewdness , prepared them to cope with this prosperity. Motels , g.ft shops and restaurants started springing up after the dedi· cation of the Park in '41.

Pi Phi set the example of using good architects in their buildings Andy Huff was wise enough to see the wisdom in this policy and had the vision to see the nttd for providing many more modem rooms in his hotel (first built in 1917) for the man,! tourists who would be coming with the opening 0 the new

Gatlinbu rg Qnd Mount Ha"ison In the same v ie w In th e lummer of 1966

trans-mountain road. He used an architect in planning the new addition to his hotel, completed in 1931-long before the Park was dedicated. Mr. Huff was a man of vision. If the leaders of Gatlinburg had listened to his advice, there would have been six lanes instead of only four lanes on the Parkway through Gatlinburg.

With the increase in population the enrollment at the school kept growing. Instead of 4 teachers for the 8 elementary grades as in 1928, there are now 16 teachers The high school became a four-year accredited school shortly after my oldest daughter started to schoo l in 1936. We know how the County has gradually taken over more and more of the support of the school in Gatlinburg-as was the intent from the beginning of the Settlement School in 1912. As more income from the tourist trade came into the County, there has been more money to help support the schools. The teachers' sala ri es have increased from $50.00 per month plus room and board that I received in 1928 to over $300.00 per month paid by the County to most teachers. In 1963 the Gatlinburg and Pittman High Schools were moved into a new consolidated high school building located live miles out of Gat linburg off H ighway 73 This year the County is building fourteen new rooms for the elementary sch oo l with the help of the City of Gatlinburg Th e old white buildin g where I taught will be torn down.

I have seen many nne Pi Phi Directors of our Sett lement School come and go after Miss Evelyn resigned in 1933 : Miss Chaffee, Mrs. W e"'e r, Mrs. Elizabeth Peck, Miss Dyer, and fina ll y our present capable di rector, Mrs. Marion Mueller, who has so abl y directed the ettlement School since her arrival here in 1952.

I wish I had space to list all the many Pi Phi teachers who have come through the years while I h,,'e been living here in Gatlinburg. Each has left her imprint on this community. Man y children have been named after a teacher w hom their parents had admired as a pupil. Two Pi Phis are living in Gat· linburg and are still teaching in the Gatlinburg schools-Dorothy Douthat Manley (Mo. Gamma) and Sue H uff Cox (Tenn. Gamma) who was in that first class of 1912

I would also like to name all the wo nderful Pi Phis who h ave served so unselfishly 3S members or the Settlement School Com mitt ee and whom I have had the privilege of getting to know. In living in Gatlinburg, I h ave been most fortunate to get to see Grand Council every other year when they meet here between Conventions, especially enjoying seeing my classmate in college, our Grand President, Ali ce Weber Johnson.

There are some who would like to keep Gatlinburg as it was in those early days. It was a happy time. There was none of the hustl e and bustle of the present time. But I doubt that one can find a Individual, native to these mountains, who would

THE ARROW Of PI aETA PHI

want to return to those days.

What a contrast there is with their way of living and now. No longe r do you lind a one-room log cabin with no electricity and no inside plumbing. These people have taken advantage of every opportunity that has come their way. Today most everyone has a comfortable modern home. Nowhere can you find any lovelier homes than right here in Gatlinburg.

No longe r do you find the women doing the hard work on a small fa rm- plowing, hoeing corn, milkin g-besides all the h ousework (carrying water from t he spring, washing the clothes outside in the old iron wash kettle, churning the milk) as in those early days. Most of them had large families and the children did help but the women became old looking before the age of 30. Weaving for Arrowcraft Sh op' helped the women in thi s respect for many families long before the coming of the tourist trade with jobs opening up in restaurants, gift shops and motels and still helps women. They can stay at home, make an income, and still care for their "young-uns. "

No longer does one see the women wa lkin g behind their husbands as they come into town (as I saw some of those still living back in the mountain in 1928). All husbands and wives walk side by side as equals. M ost every family h as an automobi le and ride to town o r wherever they desire to go.

Many peop le have gained a wrong im press io n of what the mountain people are like from reading s()me of the popu lar comics. We know they are pictured as always being barefooted, with hair uncut or uncombed, wearing ragged clothes, etc. How un · true! When one of my daughters went to Pi Phi Convention in 1960, the girls couldn't believe anyone from Gatlinburg ever wore shoes. When r came to teach in 1928 the children did come to school barefooted in the hot months of August and September as was true at this time in many rural schools. Today the children all dress as the children in any other city school. Back in 1928 because of their isolation and because of their low income, the people did not dress in the newest styles of the day However, many of the young people had gone off to college and were as well dressed as any other college girl or boy. Today you will find the citizens of Gatlinburg as well dressed as anyone anywhere in ou r U.S.A. Visit our churches any Sunday and you will find out for yourself.

As Gat lin burg has grown in popu lation, it has g rown in the number of churches. In 1928 the re was one Baptist church . Now there are ten churches: 3 Baptist, 1 Methodist, 1 Episco pal , 1 Catholic, 1 Lutheran, 1 Omrch of Christ, 1 Presbyterian and 1 Christian Scientist.

I will say littJe about ou r Health work since this service is no longer needed. Gatlinburg now has a medical center with two fine doctors. There is also an osteopath jn town and two dentists. But I must

say that the influence of our Jennie Nicol Health Center and the help it has meant to every family far and near over the years cannot he measured. The nurses through the years have meant happier, health· ier lives for the people With no doctor in Gatlinburg in the first few yea" of my marriage (the first doctor came in I turned to the nurse for advice many times.

I have heard so many speak of Miss Phyllis Higinbotham, the first nurse, that I feel as though she were a long time friend. I finally met her in person on a recent visit here.

Two former nurses have now retired and are living in Gatlinburg. Frances Moore, came to the Health Center in 1928, the same year I came to teach, and was school nurse for three years. While she was here she married O. J. Mattil, our SmithHughes Agriculture teacher from 1922 to 1929 at which time he started a woodworking shop and taught woodworking to the high school boys. He is now an officer in the Southern Highland Handicraft GuiJd-of which Arrowcraft Shop is a memher. The other nurse is Mrs. Marjorie Chalmers (Illinois Beta Delta-Convention Initiate in who was the nurse here longer than any other nurse---from to years in all. How she has come to he loved through the years by aH of us-and what a service she has performed cannot be measured! She is still active in civic projects and on the advisory board of the County Welfare Department.

I would say the most exciting and most satisfying changes are those made in our Craft Program. My introduction to this Craft Program was on my second day in Gatlinburg when Miss Evelyn asked me whether I would like to visit some of our weavers for Arrowcraft Shop. How thrilled I was to walk up Baskins Creek with Miss Onken, Grand President of Pi Beta Phi, Miss Mary Pollard, Miss Evelyn and Alice Williams (a new Pi Phi teacher, also) to see Izora Keener and her sister-in-law, Myrtle Conner What heautiful articles they have woven through the years . Myrtle is still weaving and looks younger now than she did then . Although Izora has had to stop weaving due to age, I still see her in church almost every Sunday with her son and his family.

We have read how Carolyn McKnight Hughes , Minnesota Alpha, revived the lost act of weaving and ba sket-making and how these articles were sold

to Alumn", Clubs to bring in a small income for those people back in 1914 and 19D. And then how Miss Evelyn Bishop promoted this work, finally securing in Winogene Redding to assume full time charge of the weaving department ; (Gene beld that position for 20 years. She walked miles upon miles through the cold winter months in those early yea" and later rode horseback to instruct the women at their looms. Much credit goes to Gene for her work with the mountain women. She designed some heautiful articles for Arrowcraft Shop through the years); how Arrowcraft Shop was started in 1926 in a room in Stuart Cottage by Lois Rogers and Harmo Taylor (Pi Phis from Texas) and then moved to Teachers' Cottage and finaHy in 1927 to the original school building on Baskens Creek and the road. I really went wild over the lovely articles on display in this shop and spent most of my salary for the beautiful linens and a coverlet.

La Delle Allen (Pi Phi from Arkansas) was man· ager of the Arrowcraft Shop from 1927 to 1934. Mrs. Ethel Snow followed her and served for seventeen years. Then came Marion Mueller (Indiana Gamma- now director of School) , Elizabeth Rue (Iowa Gamma-now in charge of the branch shop in Mountain View Hotel) , Nevada Christian (Nevada Alpha) and now Maria Tate (Florida Beta), All wonderful Pi Phis and each giving fine contribution to our Arrowcraft Shop.

Now that our educational mIssion in this mountain community has been accomplished. we are now ready for our new phi lanthropy-which has an even greater prospect for service to mankind- the expansion of our Centennial Project-the Arts and Crafts Center- honoring our Founders anew.

The Creative Arts are found to he most beneficial to everyone's life. Not only can we go to the school for our own enjoyment, but also as Alumn., Clubs we can send a therapist to learn the crafts and then have him or her return to our own communities to help teach these crafts to the mentaUy and physically handicapped , . in correctional institutions, or the SeDlor C,tIzens, so that they may lead happier and more useful lives.

The possibilities for helping people all over the world- not just in one smaH locality-is unlimited . To achieve this goal will take large amounts of money through the years. May each Pi Phi GIVE and GIVE and GIVE to our Centennial Fund

Settlement School Panorama -1945 - 1967

by Mar ion W e bb Mu e ller, Ind iana Gamma Dire ctor , Pi Bel a Phi Se ttl e ment School

The panoramic view of ou r Settlement School necessarily will be a mental picture of a series of images a nd events. Myriads of pictu res and articles have been presented to our Alum,"" Club members thr ough the years. Y et, it seems most timely to pause for re flecti o n in this, ou r Pi Be ta Phi Centen nial year.

Durin g this interim thousands o f P i Phis ha ve been to our Settlement Schoo l, and those first visitors who ca me would wonder now at the many chan ges in the village during th ese two decades. T ourism attracted an estimated 6,466,000 persons in the adj o inin g Smoky M ountai n N at iona l Park during the s ummer of 1966 as co mpared with 750,090 in 1945. An ome n of spring is the loca l residents 'checking up' o n the new addi tio ns for the f o ll owing tourist season. Each sp rin g when I lhink the ul· timate expa ns ion h as been made, I soo n learn that more dreams a re in the makin g.

Gatl i nburg adjoins the Great Smoky M ou ntain Nati o nal Pa rk and has an altitude of less than thirteen hundred feet while Mt. Le Conte which is visible and o nl y a few miles distant by crow fli ght boasts t he third hi g hest a lti t ude of the area-ove r 6500 feet. A s one drives l distance of approxima tely twelve miles to the Newfound Gap into North Carolina there is a kaleidoscopic scene of beauty and nature's wonder which is protected from commercia l · ism by the P ark aut h o rities. Gatlinburg at last count had 153 motels and 6 hotels, p rovid in g accomm odat ions for over 1 3,000 tourists - an unusual number for a town with a popul ation of approximately 2300

Circa 1962 a nearby Ski Resort, a hospital and industrial attractions were added in the County, thus givi ng emp loyme nt to seve ra l hundred peop le. Within the la st twenty.fiveJears the number of o neroom schoo ls h as dwindle from twenty to o ne at present. From those entering sch oo l the pe rcentage of high school g raduates in 1962 was approximately thirty -five per cent. A determined effort to improve this record is be in g made by local and sta te authorities. Many new schools with i nnovatio ns are being planned in easte rn Tennessee .

Our Pi Beta Phi Settlement School which is located o n P arkway in the heart of Gatlinburg has played an integral part in this development throug h the years. In so doing a development h as taken place at o ur schoo l- the development of a Craft P rog ram . W e must look at our topography to understand the development. In the background is an undeveloped wooded area. Twelve buildings are nestled together to f orm our Settlement School Campus. Approaching the school o n Parkway one sees the P i Beta Phi

Craft Offi ce (o r administration buildin g), next door ac ross an expanse o f lawn is Arrowcraft Shop. B ack of Arrowcraft hop is the Emma Harpe r Turner Building, presently used as a jewelry classroom. The o ld hi gh school bui ldin g further back on th e campus h ouses f o ur or five clas s rooms of our Pi Beta Phi· University of Tenness ee Cra ft Workshop. Next to tbis building are three bui ldings used onl y by th e County. At the left of ou r school lane is the Art and Craft Center, including the Evel yn Bi shop Lounge, Loom H ouse and Lolita Prouty Pottery Wm g. Emil y H e lmick H ouse, P o llard Dormitory (obso lete) and Stuart Cottage are on the lane leadin g to the popular Red Barn and Ruth Barrett Smith Staff H ouse. At present these buildings are inade<:Juate for our work · s hops to ex pand . Even though our Pi Beta Phi and University of T e nnessee Craft Workshop is well established and well -known there is competiti on with o ther craft schools with modern equipment, thu s making our Centen nial Craft D evel op ment Program most timely.

Befo re we look to the future we must review som e of the hi g hlights of the last two decades Havin g pa rticipated in three·fourths of that era, I can say that Pi Ph is ca n jus tly be proud of the many accomplis hments of thi s Memoria l to ou r Fou nders . The discontinuance of the D ormit ory Prog ram in t965 was with reg ret in many ways, yet with th e afo resaid development of the area o ne can see why Pi Phi should look to other areas. However, it is a thrill to see th e li ving evidence of our programevidence of he l p in g in some way that not even a 'thank you' may be given-until years later I recall two instances where unpaid accounts were paid in full afte r th e student h ad been gone over fi ve years. Many retu m for calls with their brides and the yo un g m others frequently come to introduce a babe in arms . Many o f the boys return in unifonn o n leave. Th e most rece nt-a hands o me, tall youth whose name I cou ld not recall- was comp letin g his service in Vietnam , but had signed up (or another yea r. When I expressed my reg ret that we had to have this war , he said without hesitation "if you were there , you would understand ." One of the g irls we h elped through the lo ngest period is now in the A ir Force Christmas I received a lovely 'crafty' looking card from her at Travis Air Force Base. H av ing Jived at the dormitory since the seventh g rade and hav ing served as Kitch en- Aid e several summe rs s he knew crafts.

In 1965 Pi Beta Phi discontinued the H ealth Service, having a registered nurse since 1920. Forty-five years of service! Here, too, chapters could be written, however, recog n ition has been given thi, project

in recent ARROWS . Another immeasureable service! The administration office now occupies that building on Parkway.

In 1963 the Pi Beta Phi High &bool in Gatlin· burg consolidated with Pittman Center High &bool five mil es east. The elementary school still carries the name of Pi Beta Phi, alt hough there are no teachers furnished by Pi Beta Phi beginning with 1966 fiscal school year . Plans for a new elementary building are completed by the County, also sufficient land to build traded with Pi Beta Phi.

1962 was an eventful year. ARROWS of that year carry details of the celebration of the fiftieth Anni· versary of Settlement &boo!. All Pi Phis should be thrilled to read of these events, however, there is one which is almost a ·thrill of a lifetime' to me-the Exhibit of Weaving from our Arrowcraft Shop and Workshop at the Smithsonian Institution. After much preparation to h ave this exhibit for one month I SImply 'burst with pride' when I saw this display There was an additional honor after the display was dismantled, the Institution asked for seven pieces of the early weaving for their permanent col· lection (not for permanent exhibit). Pi Phi has thus received recognition for posterity.

Our Grace Coo lidge Co ll ection of books is now housed at Staff House. All appropriate school books were given to the high school or the elementary school with the consolidation, however, books of the area, travel books, and craft books are in this Collection. A Jeanette Mitchell Minor Collection of Craft Books is being purchased for our craft dasses Several other memorial books have been given by others -among them Mrs Dorothy Lexau (daughter of Mrs. Ethel Trainer) , and Mrs. Fred Van Aken in memory of her mother Each building has memorials or gifts in honor of Pi Phis or some interested per· son. There are innumerable stories of these many , many gifts. We must keep faith with these generous donors of gifts by preserving them.

The Red Barn was remodelled due to a bequest of a Pi Phi . Even though I had the privilege of helping with this project, I did not realtze (and I doubt if othe rs who were working in this project realized) the scope of its popularity serving for youth groups for retreats , for our Pi Phi groups, and educational g roups , as well as workshop students. The Red Barn has many tales to relate considering that it not only served as a barn in the literal sense, but also housed the first movies and basketball games in Gatlinburg.

Arrowcraft Shop still serves as a multipurpose project-giving an outlet to the many craftsmen who make these products and serving as a unifying contact with our Pi Beta Phi C lubs throughout the United States. There is a great economic benefit to the weavers and craftsme n because all the folks of the area do not wish to participate directly in tourism. There is inherent talent among many of the crafts men which gives a certain satisfaction in mak· ing something with the hands.

I trust there is mutual benefit with the Alumn., Clubs and Arrowcraft in the sale of the crafts. Clubs of unusual pictures with their 'mountain crafts . HaVing become very craft conscious in this area (tourism attracts more people, however, unquestionably it is a craft area Whlch is renowned) we can be froud of our specialty of Arrowcraft, the weaving. h ave found no production weaving which surpasses that of the cottage industry of our Arrowcraft Shop

In 194' there was a momentous decision made for Pi Beta P h i. Due to the efforts of many Pi Phis and Dean H arris of the University of Tennessee there was a craft workshop on the Settlement &bool campus. Doubtless, they said they would try it for a year. There was an enrollment of 52 students! Almost one-third of our present capacity.

The follOwing]ear our present Workshop DirectOI, Marian Hear , became co·direetor and has since served as director through twenty -one summers. Having worked with Marian fifteen of those summers I will say that it is due largely to her efforts through constant that our 1967 Workshop can boast of Its hIgh standards of both design and craftsmanship-the top characteristic of our school. Each year I am amazed at the tremendous results of the students with varying backgrounds ranging from th: professional designer .c raftsman to the highly skilled amateur. Many of them, especially the begin· ner, surprise themselves.

The various aspects of our workshop developm e nt have far.reaching results. There are several scholar· ships provided by Alurnn., Clubs (and deeply ap· preciated). Virginia Alpha &bolarship is presented annually to a Pi Phi. The Southern California Area Council has provid ed scholarships biennially for

Th. bil l Y Gat lin burg of toda y w it h l om e o f Itt. 15 3 mot I and 6 hol l. In the f or.ground

several years . There have been several Rehabilitation and Study Grants given by states, also foreign stu· dents studying in various capacities . Our seven assi stantships providing for one credit course arc consid · ered a SCholarship with board and room and tuition . Ou ts ide sources so metimes provide for supplemental tea chin g salary. The Southern Highland Handicraft Guild has donated $100 toward a scholarship f or 1967 . Each year twenty . five or more states are represe nted among our personnel- and one or more forei g n countries. Even though we advertise nationally there has been mu ch evidence of growth with the experien ces passed on by our students.

In 1955 and 19 58 Marian Heard conducted a Eu · rope.n Craft T o ur sponsored by Pi Beta Phi and the University of Tennessee . Yes, interest is still sh own in having an o th e r su ch tour- perhaps in the United St.tes Several of our students and staff attended the first International Craft meeting in June 1965.

Our roots are deep in the craft program. Crafts are not new. The cavepaintings 40, 000 years ago tell a story of the beginning of crafts. Many crafts are mentioned in th e Bible . In L967 we find young and old, seeking a satisfaction in doing something with their hands because creative crafts:

-develop skill

- provide an out let fo r se l f-express io n

- may be a form of recreation

- increase sensitiveness as to surroundings and give dignity to common things

- frequently bring out unsuspected abilities

- furnish aesthetic satisfaction and are pathways to wonder and beauty that form a link between natu re and art

-explain and help rationalize the machin e (many designer-craftsmen are in demand in industry)

- bring the handicapped into better adjustment

- are a delight to the adventuresome

This panoramic view of our Settlement School in this land of a great natura l beauty and hope , and a cultural heritage of several generations is very , very brief. However , it does bring us to our Centennial year where again we must pause to look at the future a moment. We must look at the coming of th e new! All aspects of the conditions under which man lives have changed and continue to change with accelerating speed. We must look at what we have been doing and what we thought we ought to be d oin g. Action is the key to success The path ahead is a challenge to Pi Beta Phi, to surpass the accomplishments of our first hundred years-accomplish ments which would have been impossib le without the loyalty of th ousands of Pi Beta P h is.

B eacon tn a Mountain Vi ll age

by Mrs Sue (Huff) Cox , Tennessee Gamma

It has been with profound interest that I have watched the growth of Pi Beta Phi Settlement School. From the very beginning this missionary project, always sparked with the enthusiasm on the part of many dedi cated women , has been a beacon in this mountain village. It has truly proved the way, beginning in the pioneering days , toward making Gatlinburg the cultural center that it is proud to be today.

Now that we have become an incorporated town with our thousands of seasonal visitors, Pi Beta Phi continues to strengthen and widen its efforts through its craft program which can be meaningful to peeple all over the world.

As a former pupil and teacher of the school, and, for t he past ten years an honor · ary member of Pi Beta Phi, I Vlish to express my deep app reciation to the many, many Pi Phis whom I have loved and have worked with in this Gatlinburg project wh ich I certainly believe will continue for generations to come .

SEnLEMENT SCHOOL COMMlnEE-u at, d from I, ft Sally Wild Gordon W is. Alpha , Edito r, "Ll ttl Plg , on N e w s" (1962-611 ; Dorothy Col ma n Thorman , III. Ep IU on , Cha i rman 11963 . 67 1; and Edith Hoy., Ran ki n , Oh io a e ta , Slides and Mo vie film s (1964 - 671 . Stand ing Sally Bo s man Schn e n . r, Ind A lpha , Tre a , u rer 11962 - 67 ); and Elol .e Glazn e r He n, I• ." Te x a s A lpha , Secrtl tory ( 1961 67) ,

The first Settl ement School was organized at the Alumn., Session of Convention h eld June 28th, 1910, at Swarthmore, Pennsylvania . The last Settlement Sch oo l Committee will complete its business at the June Convention of 1967 to be held at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago, Illinois Settlement School Committee has served the fraternity for 57 years. Many dedicated members of Pi Beta Phi have worked on the Committee and are responsible for making Settlement School the most outstanding pbilanthropic venture undertaken by a fraternity.

The years 1962 to 1967 have been challenging and educational for the members of the final committee. It has been the respo nsib ility of the committee to carry on during wnat have been called-the transitional years. In 1962 -63, the question was"transitional to what?" All the members of the committee and members of the Settlement School Staff felt strongly that Settlement School was too weU established in the field of crafts to let the fraternity move away and abandon the program for something entirely different for a new philanthropic project. Th ere was unanimous agreement in wantlOg to continue Summer Craft Workshop and Arrowcraft Shop. Marian Heard, Director of Summer Craft Workshop, could see the establishment of a great Art and Craft Center. This idea bad been th e dream of Jessie H a rris, Vice -Dean of the CoUege of Home Economics, University of Tennessee, when the first Summer Craft Workshop was organized in 1945. Here was the foundation for a new program of expansion.

To inform the fraternity about the extensiveness of the current Settlement School programs, a 16 mm movie film was made, in co lor. This film showed Arrowcraft Shop and all activities related to it. The major part of the film was devoted to showing the work done in dasses of Craft Workshop _ The film was shown at the 1964 convention and has been widely circulated for t hree years among dubs and chapters, with excellent reception .

Dr . Lura M. Odland , Dean of the College of H ome Economics of the University of Tennessee

Settlement School Committee

1962 - /967

and Marian G. Heard, Professor of Craft Design, University of Tennessee were guests of th e fraternity at the 1964 convention, as speakers at the Settlement School night prog ram. D ean Odland spoke of the mutual interest in the further development of the summer Craft Workshop program by the Administration of the University of Tennessee. She expressed its willingness to cooperate in every way possible to make it a success. She said, "it would seem that with an historical background of successful pioneering on the part of Pi Beta Phi in the area of craft development programs, there would be an ideal opportunity to provide continued leadership in the utilization of human resources , throug h judicious , sound, yet inspired programs. "

This association of a great State University and a fraternity is unique and inspiring. Pi Beta Phi met the challenge and voted to establish an Art and Craft Center on the Settlement School property in Gatlinburg, as the Centennial Project .

With Settlement School established as th e foundation of the Centennial Project, the committee made every effort to inform the fraternity of how strong this foundation was. All forms of communication were used to present the present day programs

Little Pigeon News in the ARROW, featured articles on Craft Workshop. Students told of their experiences and b ow much it meant to be a student under outstanding craftsmen.

The May L. Kell er Award was given for the prog rams that showed the frogress of Settlement School prog ram from one 0 providing education on the elementary school level to one of providing education on the college level.

Pi Beta Phi seve red aU responsibility for educational and Health Center programs, they have been assumed by Sevier Cou nty and the City of Gatlinburg. These programs included: D ormitory for boys and girls, Health Center and providing salaries for special teachers . Pi Beta Pbi has shown its deep

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1963 - 1967 Settlement School- Art and Craft Center

by Dorothy Coleman Thorman , //Iinois Epsilon Chairman of Settlement School Committee 1963 67

The Fiftieth Anniversary of Settlement School, an a ltruisti c proje ct, a nd M emo ria l t o the Founders of Pi Beta Ph i, was celeb rated in 1962_ A comp lete hi story of Settlement School, through the convention of 1962, w as published and distributed by the fraternity_ Th e last sentence in th e history was the followin g quotation: " P ast g reat nes s will be futuce greatness onl y if we pick up th e t o rdl and ca rry o n ."

Th e Settlement School Committee of 1963-1967 picked up the torch and co ntinu ed to develop th e Settlement Sc h oo l program towards a g reat future, the es t ablishment of an Art and Craft Center In 1964, Pi Beta Phi vo ted to estab li sh an Art and C raft Cente r on the foundation of Settlement School, as the Centennial Project.

Th e development of Settlement School as an Art and Craft Ce n te r goes as fa r back as 19 14 - 1 5 when t he first h a nd c rafted articles were so ld to Alumn:e clubs to bring in a small in co me f o r the m ou ntain people. The establishment o f Arrow c raft Shop in 1926 was a bi g step forward. The beauty and appreciation o f native c ra fts led to a demand which has been met by P i Beta Phi Alumn., Clubs, through the dist rihut ioo of hand weaving a nd crafts in a lm ost every state in t h e Unit ed States through Arrowcraft Sh op.

The second step t owa rds development o f an Art and C raft Cente r was made with the ope n ing of th e nrst Summer C raft W orks h op, co-sponso red with t h e University of Tennessee, in 1945. Under th e Directorship of Marian G H ea rd , Tenn essee Gamma , P rofessor of Craft Des ign, the Summer Craft W o rksh op h as become well estab l is hed nationally a nd is a sch oo l of g rea t ren ow n Since 1962 th e Summer Craft W o rksh op program h as bee n expanded and st ren gthen ed through the following:

- The co n struction of the Weaving Studio in 1962.

- Th e construction of the Ceramic St udio in 1966 (cons idered the best of its kind , today).

- Th e addition of a one week sh ort sess io n , offering.

- Concentrated instructi on under outstanding cra ftsmen

- I ncreased sala ries , making it possible to ha ve excellent faculties.

- In creased pub li city in nati o nal magazines , increasing enrollment.

The Centennia l Project will continue to bu ild on the presentJcogcam so that it can be expanded into a yea r-roun program. It is planned that th ere will be new and well equipped dormitories, new classroom facilities a nd a multi-purpose building. Thi s expansion will offe r a comfortable and inspiring envir o nment in which students will create ne w ideas, Jea rn new techniques and skills. and acquire information th at can be used t o h e lp others help themse lves.

C redit for the stron g fo und ation u pon which the Ce nt ennia l Project will be established belongs to hundre ds of peop le, over a lon g period of time, but those most recent ly responsible , wh o deserve recogn itio n are: Dr. H o lt, Pres iden t of th e University of T en nessee; Dr. Lura M . Odl a n d, D ea n of the College of Home Economics; Mari an G. H ea rd, T enn Ga., Professor of Craft Desi g n and Direc to r of Swnmer Craft W o rksh op for 21 years; M a ri on W . Mue ller, Ind . Ga., Directo r of Settlement School f or 1 5 years ; and Maria H. Tate, Fla. 6., M a n age r of Arrowc raft Sh op fo r 5 years.

Mary Mint ich, Belmont , N C a rt teacher and student at Craft workshop for many yea rs, in an article in the Winkr ARROW' 1966, said, "The in flu ence of C raft Workshop clearly extends beyond the ran ge of t h ose fortunate to study t here. We , the stu dents , a re looking forward to its increased gro wth a nd development:'

Th e Ce nt e nni a l Project h as now picked up the torc h and will carry on to make the former Settlement School the g reatest Art and C raft Center, and a wonderful Mem o r ia l to the Founders of PI BETA PHI DURING ITS SECOND CENTURY

The Art and Croft Cen t .r, the Loom Hou se to the left ond the Loli ta Prouty (eromic w ing to th e right.

When We Were Young

by Barbara Mill. Dewell Wood , Iowa Gamma

[ was attending the Settlement School sale in the fall of 1966 with my daughter-in-law. As we wandered from room to room inspecting the beautiful hand made articles we came to a group of pictures of the school as it looks today. "My," [ said , "how it has changed since [ taught there." Sally Gordon , editor of "News From Little Pigeon," was standing near-by and asked when I had taught there. [ fumbled in my mind for dates and said , " [ was there twenty or twenty-five years ago, from 1924 to 1926," and then [ gasped, " over forty years ago! Why, that makes me an old timer." [ hastened to add that [ was barely 19 years old and had had just two]ears at Iowa State College at Ames when [ arrive at Gatlinburg for my first year as a teacher of Home Economics. "The coolcin' 'n ' sewin' teacher," the mountain people called me. Sally asked if [ would reminisce a bit about the school in the earlier years , so if my sisters will bear with my memories, refreshed a bit by a very poorly kept diary, [ will try to tell you about the smool and two of the happiest years of my life.

[ arrived in Gatlinburg the end of July 1924, after a long trip by train from Missouri Valley, Iowa to Chicago; another train from Chicago to Cincinnati, another train from Cincinnati to Knox· vi ll e, Tennessee and then a little trolley from Knoxville to Sevierville. There I was met by a handsome young man , Jim Huff, who drove me in his Ford from Sevierville, over a winding, rocky road 200 feet or so above the Little Pigeon River to Gatlinburg

My diary gives a list of all the people [ met at the Teachers' cottage that first day , but [ will mention only a few.

- Miss Evelyn Bishop, head resident, whom [ was to grow to love , as eve ryone who knew her did.

- Mrs . Dowell, who purchased all foodstuffs .

- Helen Chew, th e teacher who was to open th e "new bran ch division of the Settlement School" up the Sugadands

- Miss Phyllis Higginbothom , Nurse.

- Aunt Lizzie Reagan, Housekeeper, who asked me when [ met her if [ had ever heard of her, and when [ said, " Yes," chuckled and patted me on the cheek so hard it felt like a slap .

- There were many others that first day, Mr Mattei, agriculture teacher ; Mr Dentin ; Leander, farm manager, postman and general helper for aU the teachers; Mary Ann, etc.

My diary states, "The cottages bave hot and cold running water, electric light (from the school's own plant) . [ wiU live in the girls' dormitory, I guess I'll

be the chaperone! There will be other teachers in the other two cottages, one on each side of mine. The teachers and dormitory girls are to prepare our dinners every night."

Jim Huff, who met me, is one of Andy Huff's children Mr and Mrs. Huff played an important part in persuading th e sc hoo l to go to Gatlinburg. Jim told me the story of the earliest yea" as he drove me to the school. He said when the Pi Phis finally chose Gatlinburg for their school, the Gatlinburg people had guaranteed a certain number of pupils. The first day of school opened, there was Olle pupil 1m than tbey had promised, so Andy Huff carried his little four year old daughter, Mattie, to school every day so that the Pi Phi teache" would stay . [t seems natural that one day Mattie would go to college ([owa State at Ames) and become a Pi Phi herself.

Jack Huff, Stella Huff and Jim were out of the Pi Phi School when [ was there, but Mattie was in high school and Blanche was in 5th or 6th grade.

Many happy times , and delicious meals, ,were, enjoyed at the Huff's Hotel, The Mountain V.ew. Shortly after [ arrived a big room with a huge stone fireplace at one end was added, where the teachers often gathered to enjoy the warmth of the fire and the " tall tales" Jack and Jim were always telling us.

I arrived earlier than most of the other teachers , as the Home Economics Department was just bein g o rganized. [ had to make plans for my cooking laboratory, go into Knoxville and buy supplies , get material for the curtains at the windows and plan how my morning cooking classes could prepa .. every school day the lunch for all of the teachers Besides that [ had to plan for the cooking class [ would have at the Sugarlands one afternoon each week. [ would ride Lady , my horse, the six miles there. Then one afternoon a week I rode to Cartertown for a sewinA class. That school had no desks , only benches and when the children wro te they sat on the floor and used their benches as desks.

By the middle of August when the school opened , the other teachers had arrived. There was Margaret \Vhite , Harmo Taylor, Helen Barrett, Marian Fol· som, Emily Burton , Gene Redding and Lois Rogers [n reading over my diary [ lind many references to our sch oo l tru ck, or station wagon. It was our only means , o ther than by foot or horse back, to go al1y where, and o ften nine or ten teachers would go , fo r a da y, to some other co mmunity or into Knox · ville for a taste of city living and a big dinner of meal at the Farragut Hotel.

B Y P U (Bapost Young People Union) was a part of our life too. I remember when [ applied for a position at the school, one of the questions [ had

to answer was, "will you be willing to take part in church activities? " We all did take part, every Sunday evening in the littl e white Baptist Church house , so close to the school. The teachers often led the young peoples meetings. We played the organ and helped lead the singing Sunday evening and church were an important part of our lives.

The Barn was more than a- barn. On Friday nights fast and rou g h basketball games were held in the loft and on Saturday nights "old movies" were shown. All the tea chers , students, townspeople and summer people came to th ese. If you think TV s hows old movies , you should have seen the "old movies" of 1925 . But it was Social Life and fun ,

In September we had our Fair. My diary tells of the canned fruits and tomatoes and jelly my cooking classes exhibited and the sewing classes had notebooks of samples of stitches and seams, The Fair was more than a school project, it was a community project. I was clerk at the Fai r and note that we took our exhibit to the County Fair at Sevierville, where our school exhibit won 1st place, then on to the Knoxville Fair. We always went to th e fairs of other communities and I was judge many times of can ned goods, baked foods, butter, etc. Once I was even asked at the Pittman Fair to judge 1st and 2nd place of two old old hand woven coverlets. They were both perfectly beautiful and intricate. How cou ld r judge? I finally gave the Blue Ribbon to the one r liked best and the Red Ribbon to the other.

T remembered our laundress, Martha Clabo, with one crippled hand , who washed all of our c1otheson a washboard , and boiled them outside in a big black kettle over a wood fire . She ironed them all too and we paid fifty cents a week, no matter how fe w or many pieces we had in the wash.

Then there were the "Harp singin's." T went the first time expecting to see harps, hut discovered it was so called because Mr. Harp wrote the song book. The notes are all different shapes, triangles, circles, squares, etc. Each shape tells whether it is for the soprano, bass, alto or tenor. How those mountain people could sing. The leader sou nd ed his tuning fork and away they went It really was beautiful. r wonder if harp singing has been forgotten, if so it is too bad to lose such an interesting art.

I remember mounting "Lady" with my saddlebags full of new style patte rns and riding off up Roarin' Fork , or Baskin's Creek, or o nce a week in the summer fifteen miles away to co nduct adult classes in

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sewing. Really, most of the women sewed very well, but they were hungry for new style dresses and they loved the patterns I brought.

Then there were our weekend trips, usually on foot , to Alum Cave---over the mountain to North Carolina-on foot to Elkmont. We climbed Mt. Le Conte with Jack and Jim to guide us straight up the mountainside. There was no easy trail then, we just climbed up the mountain , with Jack urging us on . When we would ask how mu ch farther to the top, he'd say, " It's just around the comer."

Teaching at Gatlinburg gave us an opportunity to meet many interesting wonderful people. Aunt Lydia lived in a little one room house up the mountainside . She kept her potatoes from freezing by putting them under th e Aoor boards in front of her fireplace. When we went to see her we always wore skirts and a hat to cover our bobbed hai r, for she would take us to task and quote from the Bible where "It is an abomination unto the Lord for a woman to put on the raiment of man or to be shorn of her hair ."

Mr. and Mrs . Hall were retired and lived in a lovely house overlooking Gatlinburg and the Littl e Pigeon Ri\ler. They often invited us tea chers to their home and served us delicacies we would never have otherwise. Mr.; . Duffield, who had an adorable little house, would invite us up occasionally for waffles and sausages and a pleasant evening around her fire.

Of course, when the Settlement School Committee came , we loved it. Nita Hill Stark was Chairman then and Mr . Star" would dri,'c us in his big car to Knoxville for a wonderful dinner.

There were trips to the Su ga rlands and a night in H elen Chew ' s little three room cabin, furnished entirely with handmade mountain furniture.

Our life as tea chers at the school was very simple, but fun and healthful. Some evenings we would all sing to Miss Evelyn's playing, or listen to her read some book aloud. \V/e took on mountain ways and went to bed early. We got up' early too. Some of us had looms in our rooms_ I stlil have the first towel I ever wove . It has very uneven edges.

Anyon e who has been to the Smoky Mountain National Park knows of its beauty. It is good to know the love ly holly, balsam, laurel and rhododendron, galax leaves and bear moss are being saved. I like to think that the school , besides all o f it's other accomplishments, was instrumental in bringing this beautiful area to the attention of the world.

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rooted interest in the community of Gatlinburg by served their original purpose well and will be reselling 2.2 acres of the meadow in front of Staff placed. House to the City of Gatlinburg. This land is used The Centennial Project can be established on a as a public parking lot and for the location of a strong foundation The Last Settlement School Chamber of Commerce building. Committee of 1967 is proud to pass on this wonderPi Beta Phi has d eeded land to Se"i er County, for ful heritage to the Centennial Project Administrathe construction o f a new elementary school bui ld - tion . It has been an exciting and rewarding expeing The White School building built in 1914 and rience for the la st committee members to have served the Rock building built in 1928 by Pi Beta Phi have the fraternity and we say, "thank you."

Her Dedication Leads to Canadian Bench

Marjo rie Montgomery Bowker, Alberta Alpha, Is First Woman to H old Such an Office

Dedi ca ted interest in problems ranging from child welfare to penal institution conditions has led an Alberta Alpha Pi Phi , to the post and responsibility of Jud ge of the Juvenile and Family Courts for the Province of Alberta, Canada, the highest judicial post ever to be held by a woman in Canada_

A Pi Phi sister, Ruth Bowen , \ '{fomen's Editor of the Edmonton , ollmal, is the one who points out that Judge Bowker's direction toward this high honor was involuntary. She wrote,

"Her steps had no conscious direction toward a judge's chate but Mrs W. F Bowker is one woman with the social conscience to have impeJled her to make voluntary investigati ons into the prob. lems of child welfare, juvenile delinquency, the state of prisons in Alberta "

Judge Bowker's appointment came in June, 1966. Prior to her appointment Canada had known three woman magistrates, two appointed in 1916 and another appointed in 1964. Under a former judicial system, all magistrates had the powers of a Juvenile Court Judge for the locality where they served In 19 51, a new structure of Juvenile and Family Courts was established in the Province and Mrs . Bowker is the first woman to be appointed judge in this provincial court.

She has said that she feels her experience in three areas has been useful to her in her new' position. These are-her study and research over a nwnber of years in the fi eld of juvenile delinquency and penal refonn; her visitation, with official approval, of all co rrectional institutions in Alberta in 1963; he r rather thorough study of the Child Welfare situation in Alberta , through membership on the Provincial Adoption Cocnmittee, which included visitation of all child -ca re and youth-serving fa cilities in the Province. (She was the only woman on this threemember committee).

Her visitation to every jaiJ and custodial institution in Alberta was at her own request in an effort to see first hand the conditions under which both women and juveniJe delinquents lived in these institutions.

Ruth Bowen wrote, "Her own research led her all over the province to consult with welfare workers in the field and to gain an education in human problems . .. she knocked 00 doors to see living conditions for herself out of this grew another area of concern, the problems of the retarded Her report on preventive health services is now being studiai by the premier and minister of health."

Mrs Bowker graduated from the University of Alberta in Arts and Law, and was admitted to the bar

of A lberta in 1940. She met her husband , Wilbur F. Bowker, Dean of Law, University of Alberta, while both were practiciog with an Edmonton law firm. She carried on her husband's practice with the firm while he was in active service during World War II . The Bowkers have children , sons, Blair, 18 and Kei th Wilbur , 14, and daughter, Lorna Ethel, 16.

Across the years she has been active in Y W.CA. activities; has served as an executive member of two major social concern agencies in Edmonton; and is the first woman to be appointed to the University of Alberta Hospital Board She is a member of the Junior League and was to be one of the guest panelists at the Junior League of America's national convention in Mont rea l, May , 1967.

Mrs Bowker has been a loyal and active Pi Phi since her initiation in 1936. She was secretary of her chapter ; she served two different terms as president of the Edmonton Alumn", Club. She was active in initiating the Canadian Project and served as its first Western Representati ve following its establishment. She was on the Alberta Alpha Alumnre Advisory for six years.

Judg e Marfo rie Montgom e ry Bowker

Wh en Bobbie J ean Reagan speaks about her two years with the Peace Corps, h e r quick smi le emp hasizes her remarks abou t this rewa rding experience H er Peace Co rps duties took h e r from her home to wn of D a nvill e, Arkan sas, to Hila in th e H awaiia n Islands for trainin g, and then to the Philippin es fo r service.

Bobb ie Jea n g ra duated (rom the Unive rsity of Arkansas in L964, with a majo r in elem entary edu catio n At th e University sh e was Pi Ph i pledge rush ch airm an , housemanager, and the recip ient of he r c h ap ter Am y Burnham Onken award . A ctive in th e Assoc iati o n of Woman Students , she served as chairman of the legis lative board. IfVh o's llYho ill American Colleges and Universilie s a nd Olltstandin g Y Ollng lV'omen in America- 1965 included her in t h eir listings Her hi g h schoo l career was equa ll y impressive Sh e was president of the National H on o r Society, vice·president of the Student Body , and a ch ee rl eader. She was a delegate to the National M eth od ist Youth Convocation and was e lected a Senator when she atte nd ed Ark a nsas Girl's State Her interest in the Peace Corps was aroused durin g h e r sop h omo re yea r of co llege when a senior soro rity sis ter, Carolyn Smith , at Ark a nsas Al ph a joined. Bobbie Jean app lied in Apr il, 1964, was accepted th e foll owin g m o nth , and left for Hil o in August. At th e Hil a airport she noti ce d a g irl wearing a Pi Phi ring. Thi s was C ind y Chesley, of W as hin gt@ State University, w h o h ad a lso arrived at Hila for training for the Phili pp ine project. From t hi s time on, these two Pi Ph is sh a red many experiences a nd h ad one summer project togethe r Training lasted for ten and a haff weeks, a nd included language, cultural studies, and physical fitness. " By the end of the program the gi rls ran 7 miles," Bob· bie Jean remembers . They practiced teaching in Hawaiian schools and Jived in an abandoned school house, forty gi rls to a room. " Our training taught us

HHope for the Future"

by Miriam Thrall Er ic k s on

to accept ch ange and to make the best of a s itu a· tion ," Bobbie Jean thinks. "We lea rned to use the resources we h ad a t h a n d " In November she left for the Philippines, her destination the town of Baliuag, in the Province of Bula ca n , on Luzon Bal iuag is three hours north of Manda by pub li c tran spo rt ali on . Bobb ie J ea n was the onl y volunteer assigned t o Ba liuag for th e first yea r (Cin d y Chesley was two and a h a l f hours north o n the same island), so she lived with a Philippine family. The parents in the fami ly treated h e r like a young siste r They h elped h er understand and adjust to the cu lture, and were her ch aperones fo r a ll social occasio n s. to Phili ppi n e custom, Bobb ie J ean was reqUired to ha ve a companion at all times at first even in th e daytime . " I never had been under such restrictions," sh e remarks now. The t hree boys in the family, ages 4, 7, and 10 became l ike lit t le brothers , the o ld est ofte n accompanying h e r fo r bicycling.

" When I first arrived ' couldn't tell people apart -t h ey all looked alike ," Bobbie J ean says. '" ca n imagine h awa II Caucasians look to them ,After aw hile I could see the different facial features, famiI)' characteristics , different personalities."

Her h ost family spo ke a mixture of En g lish and Tagalog , t h e Ph ili ppi ne di alect Bobbi e J ea n h ad studied at Hilo . English is used in the schools, where h er sout h ern acce nt caused some difficulty , like the time she as ked for some ice and got as h es. Bobbie J ean's primary assignment was to help im · prove teachin g techniques for t he elementary school science classes. She either taug ht , with a local teacher observing, or she observed the local teacher and set up experiments, depending on the other teacher's education. Part of Bobbie Jean's aim was to instill the idea of learning science by discover}' rather than br merely memorizing facts. In addition to the established wo rth of experimentation, since the chil -

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Bobb ie Jean Reogan flanked by C.nlrQI School leach.rs 01 1965 Christmas porty.

dren spoke Tagalog at home, it was easier for them to understand experiments involving materials than to memorize facts in English. She found that the pupils enjoyed the experiments and attendance was good. One pupil told his mother, "I enjoy being in class because it's fun."

To her role as teacher Bobbie Jean added extra· rurrirular projects in community development. Working under a Philippine doctor who was a municipal health officer, Bobbie Jean worked for im · proved sanitation in the area. \"V"ater seal toilets and blind drainage became important goals. She also promoted livelihood projects which could provide extra income. One such project was p,covidmg the rice farmers with mushroom cultures. ' Extra income from selling mushrooms at the nearest market might be enough to send a son to high school. There are no free high schools in Baliuag," Bobbie Jean explains . She also helped train Volunteer Health workers. These volunteers took an extensive course in first aid and later helped manage the Health Center.

In July of 1966 Bobbie Jean finished her term with the Peace Corps and returned home through the Far East, Middle and Near East, Italy, Germany , and England . Her interest in the Eastern countries reflected her Peace Corps activity. "I wanted to have

a basis of comparison by seeing other Asian nations that have different religions," she states. The majority of Filipinoes are Christians as opposed to Buddhist, Hindus, and Mosl ems in other Eastern countries."

In September she return ed home to Danville with a definite awareness of having been out of the country. "I knew I had been gone two years," Bobbie Jean says, "but I also have had a positive experience of feeling that I have comm unicated with the Philippine people, and they with me. In Baliuag I see progress for the Philippines , and hope for the future."

Miss North Dakota Titlis t

North Dakota Alpha is especially proud to ha ve Denise Lee Fledderman as a Pi Phi . Urged to enter the Miss Duram Pageant, which led to the title of Miss North Dakota , 20-year-old Denise of Inkster, North Dakota, received a $1000 scholarship when she was named most talented singer at the Miss America Pageant in Sept. at Atlantic City. While in Atlantic City, she was impressed by the Boardwalk Parade and the warm welcome she received, both from people there and from friends at home. She was pleased to receive a bouquet of wine and blue flowers in the shape of an arrow which was sent her from North Dakota Alpha. Having the chance to meet celebrities, she most enjoyed talking with Vin cent Price, one of the judges, but at the same time, a very reassuring friend.

A beautiful girl with auburn hair and blue eyes and a mezzo-soprano voice, she began using her talents in dramatics and high school musicals She began voice lessons while in her senior year, but had to g ive them up to become a cheerleader. Being such a talented girl, it is no wonder that she brought

home titles such as Miss Grafton Intern ationa l, Queen of the Furrow, National Soil Conservation Queen , and Miss U . S. Durham.

While continuing her education at the University of North Dakota in music and elementary education , she also continued to use her vocal talents, singing in the University Chorus and singing as a female vocalist for the Varsity Bards, UND's male chorus. Other activities such as Princess Platoon , a ROTC auxiliary, and , of course, Pi Phi kept her busy.

Because of her interest in television work, as well as music, she is enjoying herself this year, working in public relations for KFYR television in Bismarck, North Dak ota. This she feels is just as much of an education as going to school. Despite the new car, publicity, and the scholarships to help her finish her college education, she continues to be the sweet, sin · cere Denise Fleddeunan her sisters have always known . Even though she loves the exciting life she leads, she misses being with and working with her Pi Phi sisters and with friends her own age.

A six th g rod e d a ll at San Ro g ue.

Woman of the Year Honor Kept in the " Family "

Elizabeth Hosmer Kramer follows Pi Phi Sister as Outstanding Young St. Louisian

Elizabeth Hosmer Kramer, Missouri Beta, was picked from a field of 20 candidates by 51. Louis Jaycee Wives as the Outstanding Young Woman for 1967 this spring. In earning that honor she became the second Pi Phi in as many years to receive it. She succeeds Dorris Flee Davis, also a Missouri Beta. They were active chapter sisters, Elizabeth graduat. ing from Washington University in 1953, one year after Dorris's graduation.

There are other coincidental ties between these Outstanding Young Women of 1966 and 1967. Dorris is just completing her term as president of the 51. Louis Pi Phi Alumn., C1ul>-Elizabeth is the nominee for the 1967·68 Club. Both have worked hard together on the estab li shment of the St. Louis Club's new project, The Sign of the Arrow , a shop which specializes in handmade gift items. (Spring, 1967 ARROW)

The 1967 honoree, known to h er family and friends as Libby, is chairma n of the shop's Board of Di recto rs, and was o ne of the moving figures in its estab li shme nt. A story in Ihe St. Louis Globe-Democ,.at by Lucyann Muell er featuring her selection as \'qoman of the Year detailed her involvement in that projt:Ll and her ot her interests. H is reprinted in part here, picked up at the s/'?t where Libby exp lained huw she originated the Idea for the shop last May

when the St. Louis Pi Phi Alumn., Club held its annual outdoor bazaar.

"We went to so much work for those bazaars, people loved them and were fascinated with the hand and art work. But the bazaars were over in one day," she pointed oul. "If it rained that day, il was really all over ."

" I decided that with about the same amount of work, we could run the bazaar full time aad I suggesled it to the group."

From that time on, Libby's conversation switched from recipes and household problems to profit mar· gins and projected earnings. .

Consignees to make the shop's merchandise were located by word of mouth, lerters, phone and paper advertising. Some Jive as far away as California and the east coast.

One of the most difficult jobs, however, was finding a location. "We finally began going up one street and down another, keeping our eyes open for an empty store," Libby laughed.

Nearly as troublesome was convincing a landlord that a group of women ope rating a gift shop lull of handmade items would be good tenants.

"Most of them felt we had no idea what we were doing and would go out of busine ss almos t as soon as we opened," Libby grinned.

Once the group settled on a location at 9666 Clayton road, another problem arose.

"All we had was four bare walls and a Roor . We had to turn it into a shop," Libby said with a determined air. We scrounged around and found all our furnishings. We even located an old drug store counter to use for a check-out stand."

Much of the inspiration that kept Libby going when problems seemed almost insurmountable came from her husband, Richard, an investment banker.

"Right from the beginning my husband was the only man I talked with who thought the idea could and would work," she praised. "Other men came up with hurdles; Dick came up with suggest ions. I'm convinced, too, that if more women became invo lv ed in the world of business they'd understand their husbands better."

"He was never too busy to find solutions to my problems. He even helped me project the figures:'

The projected figures that forecast success for The Sign of the Arrow proved correct.

The shop now has over 265 consignees who make e'erything from paper towel racks to hand-made sweaters and the Pi Phi charities are getting wealthier by the minute . Besides aiding the Youth Counseling Servi ce and

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the Settlement School, The Sign of the Arrow bas served another purpose.

"AJthough we have no specifications regarding financial status, many of our consignees are retired men and women who are on a fixed income" Libby explained. "They may be unable to hold a job and making things for the shop allows them to supplement their income."

"One woman who makes beautiful smocked pil. lowslips for us is almost completely paralyzed ."

"The shop has helped me discover what is impor. tant and what isn't Important. Things that are im· portant get done; the ones that aren't don't get done."

But to Libby, so many things are important.

High on her/riority list are household tasks like putting up wil plum jelly every summer; baking cookies for Marianne, 12 , Susan , 9. and Tommy , 5, and sewing many of her own and the children's clothes. Important, too, is an occasional, relaxing game of golf with her husband.

There is also her work as a le cture r at the Mis · souri Historical Society, the time she spends as a me mber of the junior division of the Women 's divi ·

sion of the St. Louis Symphony Society and her hours as a Girl Scout leader,

But just as vital to Libby as the time she spends with groups, are the hours she spends alone, reading the books on American history that fill her lovely, federal period home.

"To me, everything we are is a result of our past," Libby explained. "Don't misunderstand me, I wouldn't want to turn the dock back."

"But I feel we are a unique country and we should be aware of it. To me reading is a way to find out about t h ese t hings."

Thro ugh her love of history, Libby also de · veloped another love-early American tol e painting. And s h e's used it to transform ordinary h ousehold items such as stepladders and metal trays into bright decorative additions to her home.

Does she have a particular philosophy regarding her many interests?

" I believe strongly that the more you put into something, the m o re you get out of it," Libby ob· served. "You can't sit on the sidelines of life and be anything but a dull, boring person."

"Who

said three Is a crowd? "

Not one, not two, but three-yes, North Dakota Alpha has three sisters from one family in its chap" ter. Teasing ly the three, Kathy, Susan and Joan HII · lis from Cavalier, N o rth Dakota, are calJed, "three Hilli. "

Kathy, a sophisticated red·head, quite opposite from the typical stereotype, is a senior who will be graduating this spring as a medical technologist. She has been active In the chapter, although her senior year of medical technology has kept her away from the h ouse this year, and she h as held the positions of Pi Phi Timu reporter, treasurer and pledge trainer. On campus she has served as president of Alpha Delta Theta, an honorary for medical technolog.sts, and is a member of the university's curling dub. She enjoys musi c and likes to pass the time readin g. More uniquely, h owever, the proud possessor of two of her own guns, she has acquired a skill in target. shooting, which she does with her fiance, whom she will marry this summer.

Also a red·head, Susan is a lively and bubbly sophomore majoring in home economics education. She is secretary of Pen ates, a home economics organization, and is also a member of the Secondary Education Association. An industrious worker behind the scenes, her entertainment at the Pi Phi Chri stmas party (or a1l1lll1Ue'S children was a big success with old and young alike. She is now learo · ing how complicated the finances of a chapter house

can be in her new office of assistant treasu rer. She, too, likes curling, wate r sports, and both snow and water skiing. Looking forward to the summer, she plans to work in Colorado at a summer resort . Joan, the youngest of the "three Hilli" and the o nly one without red hair, is a freshman majoring in math and mus ic. Since music is one of her main interests, she plays clarinet in the Varsity Winds band , sings in Choral Union, and enjoys playing the piano. She is a pledge of Sigma Alpha Jota, a music honorary fraternity. With the unique situation of having three girls as members at one time in a house for a year, their sisters are proud to have these three wonderful g irl s at North Dakota Alpha.

Th HII U"- Su ' an , Joan a nd Kath y.

HWe Led Sheltered lives"

by Ginge r lansford , Tennessee Delta

Faced w ith the choice of radiation sickness or confi nement in a Memphis State fallout sh e lter, four coeds are currently co ns idering the radi a t io n sickn ess. An yo n e who does n o t ag ree sh ou ld have joined them in an expe ri mental two-day stay in the fallout sh e lter of R awls H a ll dormitory at MSU .

For exact ly 48 hOUr> this fall T ennessee D e lta president Ann Robi nson, Phi Mu s Mi ch e le Adl er and M a rga ret Fiveash, a nd Ginger Lansfo rd , also a Pi Phi at Memphis State, faced t he cond iti ons that would exist in a f a llou t s h e lter if a nuclear weapon exp lod ed close enoug h to surrou nd MSU with dange rous fallout. We li ved on water, crackers and a sense of h umor, the latte r of w hi ch was quite th in towa rd t h e end.

The idea of conducti n g such an expe rimen t occu rred on a W ednesday and was ca rried out two days later , thanks to the qui ck approval of t h e University administration a n d to the ge n erous ass ist ance of R B Collins, P lans Offi ce r of the M emp his Civil headquart e rs. Beca use of several suspenSio n s In plans, we were not absolutely positive we would be in the she lter until some three hours before entry , thus a n e le m e nt of surprise was g ive n to lhe project.

W e to stay in t h e s helter fo r a story fo r 1 he i\ femphlJ Sla/eiman i one of t h e University 's ne wspapers . W e never realized th at by the foll OWing Monday, we would be on local r adio a nd television and in n ewspapers across the country. Also, beca u se the story was picked up by the AssoCiated Press, we were soon featured in many major Civi l Defen se publications, including its national magazine. The biggest sh ock o f a ll , h o wever, came in Febru ary when we received a lette r from the Stanford Resea rch In stitute wanting more information about ou r stay.

The livability of any of the eight fallout shelter> on our campus was ou r prime concern in conducting the experiment, so we tried to duplicate conditions as close ly as possib le. We shut ou rse l ves into the baggage room to avoid contac t with " the outside wo rld " as we came to ca ll it. We were therefore a lso a bl e to avoid co n tact with numerous sa ndw ich and soft d rink machines located in th e cent ra l port io n of the basement.

The baggage room has a linoleum fl oor and wooden sta lls f o r luggage-our on ly furnishings. It a lso has a comp l icated se ries of pipes weaving around the ce ilin g and unbearably bright lights, w h ich we a ll h ope break down in a nuclear attack.

There was o n c co m p li cat io n to ou r she lter: t h o ug h the dormitory boasts a fallout s h elter sign and t he structu re is id ea l for a sh e lte r, it contains no supplies. or at least none th at anyone in the dormitory kn ows about. Mr Collins and th e Memphi s Civi l Defen se ag ree d to provide the bare essenti a ls that we wanted

These " bare e sse ntia ls" cons isted of sanitation and medica l supp l ies , wat e r, numerous Civil Defense pamphlets, d os imet e rs fo r measuring radiation in t he ai r, ca rboh ydrate supp lem e nts and surv ival c ra ck ers.

Mr Co ll ins ga\'e us addit iona l info rm atio n before we entered t h e shelter H e and Dean of Women Flora H Raw ls both urged us to leave if a ny o n e got sick. Mr . Co llin s a lso told us t h at in previous experimental she lter projects carried out e lsew h e re in the co untry , one of the vo lunteers sh owed psychotic tendencies. If any of us looked lik e we were becoming psychotic, we were told to leave the sh elter rath e r t h an play heroi nes

With that ch ee rful information a nd ou r sparse supp lies , the four of us headed bravely fo r "th e weeke nd that was. "

For 48 h o u rs we li ved o n water, surviva l c racke rs and ca rboh yd rate supplements. Th e water was a ll rig h t when we first e ntered , but after a w h ile it got wa rm er a nd was about as re freshing as a dry mop.

Our surviva l cracke rs were nut rit io nal f ood which contained, among o ther thin gs, wheat ge rm . Th ey looked like gra h am crackers, and we we re told th ey tasted lik e animal c rackers. This was hardly true \'(/ e soon discovered they were h ighl y similar to the food the zoo stocks for gi raffes, w hi ch prompted me to note that giraffes wou l d rule the world in case of a nuclear war. Our che rry and lemon flavored carbohydrate supp lements were similar to hard candy drops and , 'ery good considering what we had to compare them with in our diet.

G in ge r Ann

We were determined to rough it the entire time. Since a fallout warning would give citize ns at least 15 minutes to prepare, we took only what items that cou ld be rounded up in that time.

Since M arga ret, Ann and I all live in dormitories, we brought what we cou l d carry from our rooms , including bed clothes to allow one pillow and one blanket for each of us.

Miche le also brought a book of poetry and seven library books for a term paper. Margaret brought only a camera . Ann and 1, however showed our sentim e nt al characteristics . [ ove rl ooked textbooks, c3. ndy bars and extra pillows for the more crucia l items-such as the bracelet the P ikes at MSU gave me and the ceramic angel I got at the Pi Phi preference party when I went through rush four years ago. Ann also chose two important things- her album of pictu res of her boyfriend in Vietnam and a weird looking wooden fr og from Settlement School whi ch she swears is magic.

The first log ical step was to open the food. For some reason group dining should provide a feeling of secu rity and well -being, according to one of the Civi l Defense manuals; and even th ough we were just eating wat e r and crackers, we formed a circle and made a meal out of it. For dessert we ate th e carbohydrate supplements, which we never referred to as candy.

After dinner we fiUed out t he Standard Operating Proce dures manual we got from the Ovil D efense. Mi chele was she lter manager, I was her deputy, Ann was deputy of ope rati ons and Margaret was deputy of information and training. I made a list of our activ iti es for the next day. Wakin g at noon was first on the list- I was bouod and determined that for once I was go ing to be able to sleep late without 40 million people comi ng in to ask qu est ions .

The first ni ght had the same atmosphere as a sorority slumber party. We discovered early Friday ni ght that we all have claustroph obia . We each took our single blanket and spread it out in different parts of the r oom. During the quiet hours set up in the schedule, we retreated to our individual corner to read o r stare at the ceiling.

Once a day, as per Civil D efense regulations, we left the shelter to check the radiation with a dosimeter provided by Civil Defense . This five minutes was shee r heaven to the four of us. Everyone should be very pleased to hear that the radiation in the Memphis area is negligible .

Sleep, we discovered, was the best thing that cou ld happen in a fallout shelter. When we were unconscious, we were not hungry at Jeast, and the time passed much more quickly. We turned off th e lights arouod midnight, and the shelter that had been so uobearably hot all day became ice cold at night. We each wrapped up in our one blanket and thought about how every fallout shelter should at

least h ave army cots. Ni g htmares were frequent for all of us , and each morning we added to a g rowin g collection of bruises.

We chose the baggage room in order to be separated from othe r human activity in the dorm, but we could h ear the girls who kept coming down to the vending machines . In a real fallout situation th e vending machines would be useless due to lack of powe r By Saturday, however, the sound of a Coke com ing ou t of a machine and being opened was causing us to imagine we could even hear somwne drinking it.

We mad e a list of people we would most like to be trapped in a fallout shelter with-and the peopl e we would least like to be trapped with. We also discussed the things we missed the most.

We all agreed that the lack of commu nication was the worst problem. Of course during our stay, the Pi Phis sli pped notes under our door all day and night, but we still had no way of knowing what was happening beyond Rawls HaU I would h ave given my last cigarette for a copy of the newspaper.

In the end the things that meant most to us were the things we take for granted: one blessed breath of fresh air, a Coke, a soft bed, a window , and of course, our patient boyfriends, who, by the time we fioaUy got everything organized for our stay, just shrugged their shoulders and said, "We'll see you Sunday."

N ow, of course, we ace all g lad we did it-our sororities got a good deal of favorable publicity, we became great friends with the girls we had been competing against so fiercely in campus activities, and we learned that best lesson of aU: that the best things in life, indeed, are free

Gln ge, n.ftI and Ann s tudying in their ", h.lt.r" (octually th e luggag _ room of th. lr dorm)

Number I Chapter in Vietnam!

The Vietnamese people speak a limited amount of English, so when something is very good, it is called Number I, and when it is very bad, it is called Number 10.

According to the officers of the United Stat.. Navy's peF Division 104, Tennessee Delta Pi Phis are strictly Number 1.

The Pi Phis at M emp hi s State had wanted to "do something" [or the American soldiers in Vietnam for quite sometime. When their president started dating a Navy officer scheduled to go to Cam Ranh Bay, they found a solution-we should "adopt"

Ltjg William H ickma n Ewing, Jr

When Hi ck got to Vietnam, he wrote that the officers of hi s division were divided into three teams -named Alpha, Bravo and Charlie. He said that the 18 men were all interested in the Pi Phis and wanted to write the chapter, too.

Therefore, the girls of Tennessee Delta adopted the 18 in Vietnam-the best odds th ey had ever had, according to one of the boys. " Hi ck," who sta rt ed the adoption, wrote and asked for a frame for the Pi Phi composite h e had been given before leavi ng the States. He explained that sevecal of the pictures were ruined and the rest indist in guis h ab le -from the fingerprints of 18 men far away from the .. roundeyes, " as American women are ca ll ed.

The Pi Phis quickly responded-with ove r 100 8 X 10 pictures of individual girls, campus activities and chapter functions. They were very Battered whe n they heard of the Pi Phi room in the Cam Ranh Bay officers' quarters-a room where nothing is allowed on the walls except pictures of Pi Phis from Memphis State.

Hick also led to another gift for the men. Tennessee Delta had sent him a "Pi Phi Hero" sweatshirt earlier, and the other boys had written that it always seemed to bring Hick good luck. Promptly, money was contributed and the chapter sent each of "its" men a sweatshirt-which is now the official uniform in all athletic contests in Vietnam.

Since there are only three of the men from the South, one gift sent by the co-chairmen of the project, Ann Robinson and Ginger Lansford, was met by quite a lot of lau ghter In a large "care" package sent to the men, two boxes of instant cornbread mix were included.

Another regional problem th e men have encountered is the Southern drawls of chapter members. At least two tape recordings per week arc exchanged and Tennessee D eltas have received quite a few cheerful complaints about their enunciation. However, they were all able to understand Mrs. Paul Derringer, National Membership Director, when she visited the chapter last fall and talked to the boys on one of the tapes.

One of the chapter favorites is Lt. John MitcheU from the University of Virginia, who proudly insists that since his mother is a Pi Phi, he definitely IS a legacy. (His mother is Mrs. Joh n Hanson Mitchell of La Plata, Maryland .)

One of the chapter's proudest moments come when members hea r the opening of each tape--18 boys saying, "Hi Pi Phis!!" And many a Tennessee Delta h ad tears in her eyes when one of the boys said, "Since you started your program morale has been up 100 per cent. We love each and every one of you-and our biggest h ope is that all our girl chi ldren will someday be Pi Phis."

For Pi Phi Heroes

Cook . Ann Robinson , Sherrl Vickery and Jo Ann Haynes.

renn enee De lta Pi Phi s pack ing Iweatsh lrts, from the left Maufeen Kinney , Ginger lansford , Carol

Homecoming Triple Treat

by Kathleen DeLozie r, Arizona 8ela

Homecoming '66 was characterized by achievement for the women of the Sweetheart a.apter at Arizona Beta. Being only two years old ood the youngest chapter, Arizona Beta was extremely pleased with their achievements

The first honor taken was the first place Greek Boat created jointly with the Theta Delta a.is. The Boat was titled "The Devi!,s Mad Tea Party," a parody on the tea party in Alice in JI7 onder/and: thus in kee ping with the week's fantasy theme. The Boat's main interest centered on 3 whirling gold cup and saucers with ducks to symbolize the Webfeet, the opponents. Overlooking the scene was the Mad Devil with the Queen of Hearts ood the March Hare on each side. At the front of the long Boat sat Alice beside a simulated fountain

Adding to Pi Phi honors was Bunny Olmsted as homecoming queen. Laura Williams also served as homecoming co-chairman with Robyn Houston as homecoming coronation chairman.

The women of Arizona Beta hope to continue in campus honors at ASU and look foeward to achievements coupled with hard work.

Pi Phi Swiss Miss

by Karla Kappel

Almost every college girl dreams of living in Euboating on Alpine lakes, of walking down narrow Parisian streets in the misty rain , of bicycling through Swiss country towns. Everyone dreams, but very few seem to make that dream ooything more t han a faraway illusion Not so with West Virginia Alpha active Kate Long who <at the beginning of September) packed up her suitcases and moved to Bottmingen. Switzerland, where she is living with a Swiss -German family-the Frechs. Kate studies European history and art in Basel and rides either the train or a bicycle back and forth from the school to her home in the fifteen hundred year old village A weekend in Paris with a Baron and his family, Christmas vacation in Southern Italy and train trips through the Swiss Alps are only part of her interesting experiences. She is with Europeans ood seems to be acquiring speCIal insight into this exciting part of the world.

Pi Phi Pirates

by Martha Tufl, Oregon Alpha

Winter term brought a new interest to ten members of Oregon Alpha, basketball! Inspired by new height in the house, the team won five games and lost only one. The team that scored the only victory over the Pi Phi Pirates was undefeated throughout the entire season. With live ood one record, Pi Phi won the inter-sorority contest. Encouraged by the winning streak, members of the team made T-shirts with "Pi Phi B-Ball " inscribed across the top ood the individuals lucky number below. On the back were the players nicknames ood their portraits_

OUTSTANDING--Anne Krison, Loulslona a.ta, No-ti ono l Angel Flight Command.r, Mortar hard, Who', Who, National Colleg. Q"H" and PI ta Phi Outslanding Senior

Kate Long

Attention Alumnae

We need your ab le assistance and ask that you ex e rcise your privilege as a Pi Phi and recom mend that brainy baby sitter, the beauty who moved in next door, the president of the student council from your loca l high school , or any recent high school graduate you t hink qualifies as a prospective pledge.

All of you h ave bee n through rush. Y ou know how importa nt and neces· sary a personal Pi Phi recommendation is. Y ou also kn ow what inform a· tion chapters need and want about the rushees.

Fill out the blank and send it to the Pi Phi listed in this ARR OW as t h e recommendations ch airman for t h e city where t he rushee resid es. If there is no club listed , send it to the Director of Membership , or send it to the chapter concerned.

Please do it as soon as possible. The Chapters must h ave this information before th e ir formal rush begins.

(If you prefer to use an officia l reco mmendation blank , these may be o bt ai ned by writing to Cent ral Office, 112 S. Hanley Road , St . Louis, Mi ssou ri 63 105. They are one ce nt each .)

Name of Rus hee ..

PI BETA PHI REFERENCE BLANK

Add ress of Ru shee number street ci ty zo ne state

Father or Guardian's Name

State whether you k now the gi rl personally

H ig h School attended name

Scholastic record (be as accu rate as possible)

Sch olas ti c h ono rs

Activities and specia l interests she will attend

Term for whi ch she is registered

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

Recommended by

Address

Chapter Membership Chairmen

ClNtta f:t' Stlfool Nllm, Df CIuJ/JIrr &'-l Address oj

Ilome Addrus oj Fall Semut". JlajM Ria" M ,,,,b. CI.,,,,. ClJQ/IItr M .".b, eM"'. CluJ pler M emb el",,.. S tarl s Seaso " Sla,t,

ALPHA PROVINCE

tf:f:.e Pamela Witham Balentine Hall, Univ. of M e., Orono, Maine

Nova Scotia Alpha Dalhoume Umv Ca therine Logan 6231 Sou th St , Halifax, Nova Sco tia

7 nill Rd 'M: Newport , aine

118 Alexandra Ave., Bridgewa ter, Nova Scotia

Sept 13. '61 Oct. 29, '67

Sept .• ' 67 Oct., '67

VennoDt Alpha Alison Vida Box 1323, M iddlebury CoU" JJt Stanstead Ave., Sept., '67 Feb" '68 Middlebury Colkgc Middlebury, Vt. Montreal 16, Quebec, Can.

VennoD t Beta. Ubiv. of VenneD! Am anda Vogt 423 Wright HaU , U of VI., Burlington, Vt. Cedar Grove Rd , Media, Pa

MuaacbUIClls Alpha Linda Schoeneman IJI Commonwealth BOIiton Univ. Boston, M ass.

Musac.busctta Bela Ca rrie Ziemak

4687 Benrly Or" DaJlu, Ta.

Sept., '6 7 Jan , '68

Sept • ' 67 Feb., '68

388 N. Pleasant St., 79 Aaci Dr , Sept., '6 7 Feb , '68 Univ of M a.u. Amher!lt, M ass. Pilts6dd, M ass.

Connectictl t Alpha Univ. of Conn. Mary J o R ist Pi Bela Pbi, Univ. of Conn., Slom, Conn.

New Yock Alp ha Syracuse Uni v. Jill Purtell

New York Gamma Lucile D Burt

BETA PROVrNCE

210 Walnut Pl., Syracuse, N. Y.

21 51. Lawrence Ave., St Lawrence Univ. Canlon. N.Y.

New York Delta Cornell Univ Jean lIinke lman

330 Tripham me r Rd., Ithaca, N. Y.

Pennsylvania Beta Bucknell Univ. Su zanne Smi t h Box W 129, Bucknell Univ., Lewisburg, P a.

Pen nsy lvania Gamma DickinsoD College Linda Dalrymple Boa 267, Dickinson College, Carlis le, Pa

Pennsylvania Epsilon S herry Penney

2 Grauy Plain Ter., Bethel, Con n

17 Rd., Needham Hts. , M au.

640 Highland Ave., R ochester, N.Y

Sept., '67 Sept., '67

Sep t ., '67 Jan , '68

Sept., '67 Feb., '68

6i R oweland Ave. Delmar, N,Y. 12054 Sept., '67 Feb., '68

215 Shorewood Dr., Webs ter, N. Y Sept., '67 Jan., '68

8 Woods Rd., Sept., '67 Feb , '68 Wa rre n, Pa.

40J Hiester Hall, guarter!l ll-A , Oct., '67 Sept., '67 Penna State Uoiv University Park. Pa, fort M yu, Va GMIMA PRQVlNlE

Ohio Alpha Kathie Bv.-enl 6 s. Sc, 1642 Colleen Ct., Sept., '67 Sept., '6 7 Ohio Univ Athens,O io Toledo, Ohio

Ohio Beta Sandra Pond 814 Chaffin Ri<4l;e, Ohio State Univ. Col umbus, Ohio 814 Chaffin Ridge:, Columbus, Ohio. Sept. , ' 67 J an , '67

Ohio. Delta Gayle Utlt 96 Elizalcth St., Maple Std Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Ohio Wea.Jeyan Univ. Dehrare, Ohio. Dana, In

Ohio Epailon Univ of T oledo Janice Klein 3029 W Baocroft, Toledo, Ohio 3517 Woodley C t ., Toledo, Ohio Sept., '67 Sept., '67

Ohio 7.tta Pam Dunlop MacCracken Hall, Mi am i Univ., 6800 N. Reynard Rd , Sept., '67 Au , '67 Miami Univ Orlord, Ohio M ilwaukee, W

Ohio Eta Nancy Howard 425 W 30442 S. Greenbriar, Sept. , '67 Sept., '67 Denison Univ. Granville, Ohio Franklin, Ohio

DELTA PROVI NC E

M ary land Beta Dana Elliott 12 Fraternity Row, 929 Reminglon Rd., Sept ., '67 Sept., '67 Univ of Maryland CoUege Park, Md Wynnewoo(l, Pa

D.C A1\'v'" Karen Byrne

Pi Bela Phi House, 20J1 F S t ., 14 Lookout Cir cle, Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Geor,e uhin,ton U. Wuhington, D C. Larchmont, N. Y

Virenia Gamma Trudy Butner

Pi Beta Phi llouse, 2632 N.E. 37th St., Sept., '67 Feb., '68 Col ce o( William & M ary Willilm5burg, Va. fo'ort Lauderdale, Fla.

Vi 'nia Delta OId"Domioion College Helen Clendenin 88().t Gramcl St.. Norfolk, Va 8804 Gramel St., Norfolk, Va Sept•• '67 Feb., '68

West VirPnia Alpha Trudy Garvin 1493 Univen.itwAve • 2810 Ranch Rd., Sept. , '67 JaD., '67 West Vlf,;Dia Univ Morgantown, Va. South Charleston, W.VL

North Carolina AJpha Elsie Bames Pi Bela Phi House, 1216 Wataon Dr , Ciept., '67 Sept., '67 Univ. of N C. Chapel Bill, N .C. Wihon. N.C.

North Carolina Beta Nancy Harvey Box 6754, College Sta., 231 Heclor Ave., Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Duke Uniy Durham. N.C. 1.1 elaine, La.

&- SdtoDl Na"',:.tC4a tl a SduxIl ,/

South Carolina AJph. Univ. of S.C.

JI _ C"flII, CIuJI" a J/1IIlb C_. CUillf' M""' CIIT",. Skull

Christie Corky 80.1 U-904, U.S.C. , Columbia, S.C

EPSll.ON PROVlNCE

Micbipn Hillidak kge B rookc Daisley New Wornens Dotm, lHllsdale CoIL, Hilbdale. Mich.

Rt. J, 80.. Luinctoo. .C.

5 419 Coronado Dr., Mentor,Ohao

Michipn Beta Lynn Ocmt»tn 8J6 Tappan St., 1122 Michi " Ave , Au, , '67

Univ of Mich Ann Arbor, M ich. ADn Arbor, M ich.

Michigan Gamma Jean Portbouse JU N. 1243 Laie ROlen Dr ,

Mic h. State Univ E Lansing, Mk Kent, Ohio

Michi,an Delta Albion College Unda HandKby Susanna Weale)' lIaJI, Albion, Mich. 1919 Oakridce Dr , Akron, Ohio

Ontario Alpha Univ. of Toronto Ann MacMill an 350 Inglewood Dr., Toronto, Ont •• Canada 350 Inllewood Dr ., ToronlO, OIlL, Canada

Ontario Beta Karen Chubb '2Q3 Cen tral Ave, Vniv. oJ Western On t o London, Ont , Canada R R II, Waterloo, Ont, Ca nada

ZETA PROVINCE

Indiana Mu;: hde Maddock Franklin College, Elsey lI all , 3'229 Michifi;n St. , SePI., '61

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, '61 Franklin o lleg- Franklin, Ind " oba rt , In iana

Indiana Beta Nancy Muwell 9'28 E Third St, 1'24 Madilon Bl vd., Se,'l., '61

'61 Indiana Univ. Bioomins:ton, I nd. Terre lI aute, I nd

Indi ana Gamma Pat Slaugh ter 6211 BrixlOn Lane, 6'211 Urid o n l..an(', 5f.pt , '67 Sept '6 7 Butler Vniv. Indianapolis, Ind. Ind

I ndiana Delta BQbbie Cook 1012 State S L. 806 lIuffman St., Se ,ll '67 Oct., '67 Purdue Univ W Lafllyette, Ind n Wayne, I nd.

Barbara Ma lmgren 30, S. 2245 Vardon Lane, Sept. , '61 Sept , '61 GreeDCUOe. nd. F_more, 111

Indiana Zeta H attie Byland Pi Beta Rocen 111.11, 353 I Everr:.cn Dr , Sept., '67 Nov., '67 Bal l State Univ MuDcic, I Indianapo is, Ind.

F.TA P R OVINCE

Jac.kye Sbolltaw 2030 Confederale Pl., Louiaville, Ky

Kentucky Beta Donna Sue M orris Pi Beta Phi, 409 Columbi a Ave , Unlv. of Kentucky Lexington, Ky.

9109 lI avilAnd Ave., Sept., '67 Sept '67 LouisviUe, Ky

Ft Thomas. Sept., '6 7 Au, , '67 Ky

Tenncuce Alpha Carot Davis 3510 Oak Dr, 35 10 Oak. Dr, Sell t , '67

St'pt., '61 UDiv. of Chattanooga ChattanooP. eno. Cha ttanoop, Tenn.

Ten_Ueta Marilyn BOJ: 1050, Sta. 8, Vanderbilt, 5 1 lilt:bman Dr, Sellt., '61

Se,lt., '6 7 Vanderbilt Unlv. Nasbville, Term Clen Rock, N.J.

Tenneuee Camma Laura Goble 1531 Cumberland Ave., 191'2 Kemper Lane. Sept , '67 Sept., '61 Uni of Tennatee KooJ:ViHe, Tenn. KnolrVlIle, Tenn

TeDDelift Del ta Sue Robi OIOn 4910 Southern Co\'e, 4940 Southern Cove. Sellt., '67

Sell t ., '61 Me:mpbis State Uni Memphis. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn

THETA PROVIN C E

Alabama AJpha Pat Strather Box Colkge, JOS Gaines Ave , Sell L, '67

Sell t ., '61 Birminaham -So. Collere: BirmiOi ,Ala. Show-mut, Ala

Alabuna Beta Jean Farpson BOI 12 59, Univ of Ala , 205 Hollow Circle, '67 Sept., '67 Univ. of Alabama University, Ala. Dinning am, Ala

Alabama Gamma Judy Odum Donn 1, Rm 107, Auburn U., 33.13 Wcttbury Rd , Sept ., '67 Sep t , '67 Auburn Univ Auburn, Ala.. Rirminlham, Ala

florida Alpha Steuon Univ. Janice Spivey BOJ: 105, Stetsoo Univ , KeLand , F1a.. Box 1086 Deland. Fla. Sepl., '61 Sept., '67

Florida Beta Kim Dieta 5 15 W llOS Australian C L, 5cpt., '61 Sept. , '67 Florida State Univ. Tallahassee, W Palm Beach, ,..IA.

Florida Gamma Carol Welch 181'2 Sahal Palm Cr. , 3870 Blvd ., Sept., '61 J an., '68 RoUina Colleac Boca Raton. FIa. Jacbonvi e, Fla

Gcorsi.a AJpba Holly Symme:s 886 S. Milledge Avr , 840 Moore.o Mill Road,N W SepL, '61 Sept., '61 Univ. of Geoccia Athens, C Atlanta, Ga 30321

I OTA PROVINCE

lllinois AJ ba Monmou3! Colkee Jody Bradley Winbip,r Hall, Monmoutb, Ill.

'23'2 S. 6th Ave. , LaGran,e, Ill. Sel)t., '61 J an., '68

Illiooil Beta- Delta Na.ncy Marioe:r Box 1048, KooJ: College, 5 ,..airway Rd.• St'pl., '61 Jan., '61 GaJeabura, III CaJnburc. IU

lllioois E,*lon Northwatcm Onl •.

M a r jorie Puton EVaDIton.

llJiooit Zeta Vicki Lea 1005 S. Wriabt, Um.. olllbob Cbampaip. III

800 W 5200 St, Karau City, M o. Sept.• '67 Sept '6i

'2215 W Forest Aft., Decatur.lll. Sept., '67 Feb ., '67

lDinoil Eta

eIMiI'

Marjorie Haines :US N. Pairvie,.., 641 Stark Dr • Sept., '67 Sept., '67 MillikiD vmv. Decatur, III P&iatiDe, 10.

IUiDOis'l"beta

Debbie Ho)'C

1004 N. Institute.

1001 North Swnmit Blvd., Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Bn.dIqo UDiv. Peoria. III Peoria, 111

WiIcoDiin Alpha Univ. of Wit.

W'lICODIln lkta

Patricia Allen

KAPPA PROVINCE

2JJ L&na:oon St., Maditon. WIS.

19118 Moalt: V.ta, Sualop. Calif.

$cpt., '67 Sept., '67

Nancy Jr4i.Ine .., CoIk"t SC. Jan • '6& Bdait. JI,. Beloit,

WlJCOrWn Gamma Sue Libbey Sage Hall, La wreocc UnI y" La Wre:lICC College Appleton, Wil.

Manitoba Alpha Uoiv. of Manitoba

1200 $e:r.lant Ave. W.o St. Paw" MinD.

Carol Greenaway 45 Wlldwood WUlDipel'. Maa., 4S Wildwood Win.nipq. Maa, nada

North Dakota AJpha Donna Hulit

Sept., '67 Jan., '67

$ept., '67 Oct., '67

409 Cam bridee, Lakota, Sept., '67 Sept. , '61 Univ. of N. Oak.. Grand Forb, N.D. N.D.

Minnaola Alpha Sue Knudaon Umv of MinDesota 4107 HicbtrOOd Rd, St. Louis Part, MinD.

AI"'"" "ly,ba Umy. of berta

Mary Mc.t..lllillin

890J-112 Sl_, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 13111 90 Aye-be Edmonton. AI na. Canada

LAMBDA PROVINCE

M-.uiAlpha Pamela Wdliams Unioo, Mo.

Sept., '67 Sept. , '67

Sept.. '67 Oct., '67

Sept., '67 SepL, '67 Uniy_ ol MISIOUri Columbus. 0_

Mi.ouri Beta Mic.be:Ue Sartoris 5 5 Weodoytl Sept. , '67 Sept.. '67 Washin&ton Umy. St. LoWs. 0- St. Louis, 0.

MiMowi Gamma Diana BUll BdJe Hall, Dnuy Col"'" Drury, CoUe:p

""'- Alpha Uni". ol Ark. Paula Whitinc Pi Beta Phi Bouse, Fayetuville, Arlt.

ArkanauBm Debbie Francis 5127 C rest wood Dr., Litlle Rock UWy. Little Rock, Ark.

LouiIla.na Alpha Anne Hall 7014 Zimple St., Newcomb CoIJqe New Orleans, LL

2339 Cedarbrook, SpriDc6cld Mo.

mFonat"':'f:,-':hl. 'y,

Sept., '67 Sept., '67

Sept., '61 Sept., '67

5 t27 Crestwood Dr. , Little R.d, Ark. Sept. , '67 AUC., '67

5515 Cranbrnok, Houston, To.

Louisiana Beta Annelle Tensley P.O. Box 17560A, Umv Sta., Louisiana State Uniy. Baton Rouce, La. 'Rt. 3, Box 48!t.. Baton ROUSe.

Sept., '67 Sept., '67

Sept., '67 Sept., '67

MiaiuI AI ba Martha Ann Harris Box 1407, Southern Sta., 107 N. 20th Ave., Sept., '67 Sepl., '67 Uoi•• :n:..•f... Hattiesburr. Mia. BattielbulJ. Mils..

MiuiIIi Beta Sarah Ritchey Box 2348, University, Miu.

lo CuoI Stepp S-T HaD,

537 W. 2nd St., CJuUd&Je, Mis&.

MU PROVIN CE

Sept., '67 SepL, '67

2706 IOtb St.. Sept., '67 Sepl., '67 10.. aJcyan Uniy. MLPlcuanl,Ion It.ocItford, l1L

10" Beta Linda KildaJ 406 North Bw.ton. Simpeoo ColIece lDdianola. 10_

IonGamma Pam Wooditn. 208 AaJ:l. 10 State Umy. .--10_

10_ Zeta Kana WLIton 115 E. Wubilllion, Ualv. of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa

South Dakota Alpha Uniy. of South Dakota

Diane Sayior III N. PJunsVermillion, .D.

NebruU Beta Den naya 426 N. 16th

309 1It Ave.t N., Humboldt, 0

10 Colony Dr., Muscatirllt, Iowa

400 W. VIDe, Mt. Pleaaant, 10

SepL, '67 SepL, '67

SepL, '67 Au,., '67

Sept., '67 SepL, '67

Ruron, S.D. Sept., '67 Sept., '67

6019 Culkn Dr., Sept., '67 Sc-pt., '67 UDi • • 01 Net-.b LiocoIn. Neb. LiD<:Ola, Neb.

A.l!::., Janke Whelan 1612 W 1.5th 2761 MacVicar, Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Univ of Lawrence, Kan. Topeka, Kan.

K&nIu Beta Pat Rouh

1819 Todd R.d., 621 N. Sprincfjeld, Sc-pL, '67 Sept., '61 KanIU State Uniy. ManhaU&D, Ka.n. ADlboDy, Kan.

Oklahoma Alpha Univ. of Okla.

Barbara Greene

0tIab0ma Jeu ADM Sbdtoa

NU PROVINCE

1701 S. Flm. Nonna.n, Oltla.

31 t 6 Thora Rid&e Rd., Oklahoma City, Okla. Sc-pL, '67 Sept., '67

805 ltat.beriDre, SepL, '67 Sq>c.... '67 0kI&b0ma Slate Unly. StiD_ta-, 0tJab0ma aty. Okla.

Tau AlJl!:. Loa Cot"", 2300 San Ant.omo, 5722 Sumy Square Larllt. Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Uniy. of esaa AUitin TeL IlaIJu, T

Teua Beta llatJ AnD Millet

3101 Daniel&, '50- Sept., '67 Ju... '67 Southen Methodist Uniy. IlaIJu, T CorpaI Christi, To.

SdlOoi Addtus oj flomt AddttJJ of Fall S tmesU" &- S,1woI o{ CIuJPla Jlem e",,,., ClI4/11 eT At ,"'b. elv". , Cltapta Af ,,,.60 Cllrm. S la", JJa;M R" .J, S tIlla" SI/ufl

Tens Gamma JaocM Close 321529th, 3215 29th SepL, '67 Sc,pL, '67 Teus Tech. ColleJC Lubbock, TeL Lubbock, Tex

TClWi Delta Vicki Lamb Box JOOH T eU, Tens Christian Univ Fl Worth , Tn:

Kew Mexico AJr.ha Akl Doyle 1101 Mesa Villa Rd ., NE, Univ. oj New A CJ:ico AlbuQUHQue, N,M.

CoklraOO

46J2 Southern, Oal.lu, Ttl: Sept., '67 Sept • '67

ilO IIcnnou "' E. Albuquerque, • '6 1

XI PROVINCE

'6;

SandraScboddt 890lllh , Univ of rado Boukkr, Colo I JJJ Oamlia, Denver. Colo. Sept., '61 SePL, '67

Colorado Beta Univ. of Dt:nver

Mary 10 Craig, 220J S. Josephine, Denve r, Colo. 2432 Savannah, El Paso, Tex Sept" '67

Colorado Camma PatriciA \\' 625 W. Lak.e, 2220 Laraing St • Sept , '67 Sept " '67 Colo. State Univ. Fo r t Collins, Colo Aurora, Colo.

Al pha Patricia lI arris Pi Beta Phi 1I 0U!t, Unlv S ta ., DOJ: 188, Sept ., '67 Sept, '67 Univ of Vyomin, Laramie, Wyo S ttatLOn, Neb

Utah Alpha Univ. of Utah

M ontana Alpha Montana Sta te Univ.

Kathy Terrill I44J E. Finl S., Salt Lake City, Utah 1748 Oneida Sel)t , '67 Sept., '67 Salt Lake City, Ulah

Marilyn McOede 1304 S 5th, Bouman, Montana

O MI C ROX PROVINCE

BOJ[ 1048, Fort BenLOn, Mont. Sept., '67 Sept., '61

Al pha Sandy Steneson 454817 N.E., 8061 Earl N.W, Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Univ.o Wuh. Sea ttle , Wash. Seattle, Wuh

Wubington Beta Teresa DeVine 701 Linden, 1729 !loxie, Sept, '67 Sept., '67 Wuhin&tOo State Univ. Pullman, Wuh. Richland, Wash.

Wuhinfon Gamma Sandy lI arvey Schiff Uan, U of Puge t Sound, Rt. I, Box 416, Sept., '67 Sept., '67 Univ.o Pillet Sound Tacoma, Wuh. Madras, Ore

OnJOo Alpha Linda Bonotto 1518 Kincaid, IJ44 California A"e., Sept, '67 Sep t , '67 Univ o f Orecon Eugene, Ore. Klamath Falls, Ore.

Orecon Beta Orecoo Sta te Univ.

Nancy Oldfield 2685 Taylor, Corva ll is, Ore.

Becky Ru din 844 Mill St., S.E. Sa le, Ore.

OreKOn Delta Linda Euon 1962 S.W. 5th

1325 N. 15th, Corvallis, Sept , '67 Sept., '67

4JS Iron Mountain Bl vd., Lake Oswego, Ore. Sellt., '67

SJJS N W Roanoke Lane, Sept., '61

Sep l ., '67

Sept , '67 Portland State College Portland , Orf' Porlbrd , Ore.

Carol Robinson 507 I daho S t 1316 Ahbs 51 , Sept., '67

Sept., '67 Moecow, I daho BoillC, Idaho PI PROVINCE

CaMornia Beta Libby Sinclai r 2325 l )iedmont, Univ o f Calif. Berkeley, Cali f.

California Gamma Val Atley 6-17 W 28th

18 M akin Grade, Kentfield, Calif. Oct., '67 Sept., '67

3251 Deluna Dr, Sept., '67

Sept., '67 Univ. 01 So. Calif. l-. if Pib \ ' udes, Peolll5ula, Calif

California Delta Susao Goerke 100 llilguel, 1252 Monaco Dr , Oct, '61 Sept , '67 Univ 01 Calif. W. l.oI Calif. Pacific Palisades, Calif

California Ep&ilon Either Sherwood 601 Aveniw.. Teresa, SepL, '61 Sept., '67 Sao Diego Stale Coil Sao Diego, Cali/. San Calif.

California bta Chris Ilanuoo 76.3 Camino PelCldero, 1123 P rincel0:U Oct , '67 Sept , '67 Univ of Calif. Goleta, Calif. Bakers6eld, C ' f.

Nevada Alp ha Barbara Gottschalk 869 No rt b Sierra St., 5 Heath Circle, Sept., '67 Sept .• '61 Uoiv. of Nevada Re no, Nev. Reno, Nev.

Ari.mna Alp ha Uolv. of AriUlna Penny M arshall IOJ5 N. Mouotaioe, Tucson, Ariz.. 2815 E Mabel, TuC'lOn, Ariz.. Sept , '67 Sept., '67

Ariwna Be l a Susan Roe hl 3 123 N 47th Pl., JI23 N. 47th PI ., Sept. , '67 Sep t. , '67 Ari wna State Univ. Phoenix, Ariz.. P boenil, Ari z..

P i Beta Ph is, Pl ease Note:

Th e AlmfUlte Pr ovince Pr esidents are n ow the contact for each state in their province There are no longer state membership chairmen. If the Alumnor Province President cannot be reached, contact the Province President in the province.

Alumnae Club Chairmen

On Recommendation of Rushees for 1967- 68

(. Indicates of the new chairman wu not received, and therdote, the name of the Oub Presid ent is Iisled .

•• Name of President is ,iven. The Pi Phi Office will forward your letter to the person lo r pcrmllSlon to bid, If you a.re In doubt about Its destIDatiOn. These are lISted alphabetically a.ccordins to 5tate and town )

CONNECTICUT

Avon (Sec Hartford, Conn.)

Bethany (See New Haven, Conn.)

Branford (See New Haven Conn.)

Brooklyn (See Eastern, Conn.)

Bloomfield (Sec Hartford, Conn. (Set New Haven, Conn.)

Colchester (See Eastern , Conn.)

Columbia (See Eastern, Conn.)

Cos Cob (Sec Southern Fa irfield County, Conn.)

Coventry (See Eastern, Conn.)

Danielson (Sec Eastern. Conn)

Darien (Sec: Southern Fairfiel County, Coo •. )

Eut Haddam (5« Thames River, Conn.)

East Hartford (See Manchester, Coon.)

East Haven (&t New Haven, Conn.)

East Willington (Sec Eastern, Conn.)

Elmwood (See Hartford, Conn.)

Enfield (See Manchest:tr, Conn.)

Farmington (Sec Hartfo rd Conn.)

Gales Ferry (&t Thames River. Conn.)

Glastonbury (Set Manchester, Conn.)

Granby (Sec Hartford, Conn.)

Greenwich (Set Southern Fairfield County. Conn.)

Groton (Stf: Thames River, Conn.)

Guilford (Sec New Haven, Conn.)

Hadlyme (See Thames River, Conn.)

Hamburg (See Th ames River, Conn.)

Hamden (Sec New Conn.)

Hampton (See Eastern, Conn.)

Hartford (&t Hartford. Conn.)

Hazardville (See Manchester, Conn.)

Manchester (Sec: Manchester Conn.)

Mansfield Center (Sec Eastern Conn.)

Milford (See New Haven Conn )

Montville (Sec Thames River Conn.)

Mount urmel (Sec New H aven. Conn.)

Mystic (Sec: Thames River, Conn. \ New Britain (&t H artford. Conn.

New Canaan (Sec Southern Fairfield County. Conn.)

New Haven (Set New Haven Conn.)

Newington (Sec Hartford. Conn.)

New London (Sec Th ames River. Conn.)

Niantic (Stf: Thames River , Conn.)

Noroton (See Southern Fairfield County. Conn.)

Northford (See New H avcn, Conn.)

North Haven (See New H aven, Conn.)

North Stonington (&t Thames Ri ver, Conn.)

Norwalk (See Southern Fairfield County, Conn,)

Norwich (&t Thames River, Conn.)

Old GrCfllwich (See Southern Fairfield County, Conn .)

Old Mys tic (Sec: Th mes River Cc:lnn.)

Old (Sec Thames River Conn.)

Orange (See New Haven Conn.)

Pawcatuck (See Thames River, Conn ) Hill (&t Th ames River Conn.)

R iverside (Sec Sou thern Fairfie1d County, Conn .)

Salem (See Thamel River, Conn.)

Simsbury (&t Hartford. Conn.)

South Norwllk (Sec Southern Fairfield County, Cona.)

South Windsor (Sec Manchester, Conn.)

Stamford (Sec Southern Fairfield County, Conn ) (See Thames River, Conn.)

Storrs (Sec: Eastern, Conn.)

Thompsonville (Sec Manchester, Con )

UncU't'ille (Sec Thames River, Conn.)

Wallingford (See New Haven, Conn.)

Wapping (Sec M anchester. Conn.) (See Tbamts River, Conn.)

West Haven (See Ne. Haven. Conn.)

ALPHA PROVINCE

West Hartford (&t Hartford, Cona.)

West Willington (Set Eastern, Conn.)

Weston (Sec Southern Fairfield County, Conn.)

Westport (See Southern Fairfield County, Conn.)

Wetherfield (See Hartford, Conn./

Willimantic (&t Eastern, Conn.

Willington (Sec Eastern, Conn.)

Wilton (Sec Southern Fairfield County, Conn.)

Windsor (See Hartford , Conn .)

WoodbridJe (See New Haven, Conn.)

Woodstock (Sec Eas tern, Conn.)

MAINE

Bangor (Sec Eastern Me.)

Biddeford (Sec: Portland, Me )

Brewer (Sec Eastern

Marshfield (See Greater Boston, Mus.)

Mroford (See Greater Boston, Man.)

Melrose (See Greater Boston, Mus.)

Milton (See Greater Boston, Mus.)

Natick (See West Suburban (Boston) Mus )

Needham (See: West Suburban (Boston) Mass .)

Newton (Sec West Suburban (Boslon) Mass.)

Newton untre (Sec West Suburban (Bos· ton) /

Newton High aods (See West Suburban Boston)

NewtonVilleMass.) (See West Suburban (80S, ton) MIss.)

North Adams (See Ikrkshire, Mass.)

Norwood (See West Subuman (Boston) M )

Cumberland Center (Sec: Po rtland Me )

Cumberland Mills JSee Portland , Me .)

Gray (Sec Portlan , Me.)

Gorham (See Portland , Old T own (Sec Eastern Me.)

Orono (Sec Eastern Me.)

Portland (See Portland, 'Me.)

SICO (Sec Portland,

Scarborough (Sec Portl.n • Me.)

South Portland (See Portland, Me.)

Stillwater (See Eutern Me.)

Village of Hampden IS« Bastern Me )

Westbrook (See Port and Me )

Windham (Sec Portland, Me )

Yarmouth (See P ortl and, Me .)

MASSAOfUSETTS

Adams (Sec Berkshire Mass.)

Andover (Sec Greater Boston. Mass.)

Arlington (See Greater Boston. M ass.)

Auburndale (Sec West Suburban (80ston) Mass .)

Bedford \Scc Grtaler Boston. Mus.)

Belmont &t Greater Boston, M ass.)

Benhire (See Berkshire. M ass.)

1kverly (Sec Greater Boston, Mass )

Boston (See Greater Boston, Mass.)

Brighton (See West Suburban (Boston) Mass.)

Brockton (Sec Greater Boston, MISS.!

Braintree (Sec Greater Boston. Mass.

Brookline (Sec Greater Boston, M ISS.

Buriill$ton (Sec Greater Boston, Mass.)

Cambndge (Ste Greater Boston. M us.)

Cheshire (Sec Berkshire, Ma".)

Chestnut Hill (Sec West Suburban (Bos· ton) Mass.)

Co hasset (Ste Greater Boston, M UI.)

Dalton (Sec Berkshire. Mass.)

Dedham (See West Suburban (Bolton) Mass .)

Dorchester (See Greater M us.)

Everett (See Greater Bo5ton, MISS.)

Framingh .un (See West Suburban (Bos' ton) Mus .)

Great Durington (See BerbhiretMass.)

Hancock (See Berkshire, M us.

Hingham (See Boston. fass.)

Hinsdale (&t Berkshire. M ISs .)

Housatonic (See Berlcshire, M ass.)

Park (See Greater Boston, Mau.)

J amaica Plains (See Greater Boston, Mass. )

Lanesboro (Sec Berkshire. Mus .)

lee (Sec 8erkJhire , Mass.)

Lenox (Sec Berkshire, Mau.)

Lnington (Sec Greater Boston. Mass.)

Lincoln (Sec: West: Subuman (Boston) Mass.)

L,.nn (Sec Grtater Boston, Mass )

Malden (5« Greater Boston, Mass.)

Marblehead (See Greater Boston, M ass.) 33

Pittsfield (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Quincy (See Gre.ater Boston, M ass.)

Randolph (Sec Greater Boston. M us.)

Reading (See Greater Bo5ton, MIss.)

Revere (See Greater Bostoo, MIss .)

Rockland (See Greater Boston, MIss .)

Salem (See Greater Boston. MIss .)

Somerville (See Greater Boston, MIss .)

Southbridge (See Eastern, Conn.)

Squantwn (Scc Greater Boston, Mass )

Stockbridge {See Berkshire, Mus.} Boston, Mass.)

Swampscott Boston. Mass.)

Waban West Suburban (Boston) Mllu.)

Boston, Mass ) Suburban (Boston). Mass .)

Waltham (Set Greater Boston, Mass .)

Watertown (See Greater Boston, M an.)

Wayland (See Subuman (Boston) lot au.)

Welleslt:y (Sec: West S uburban (Boston) M au.)

Hill s (Sec: West Suburban (Bos· ton) Mass.)

West (Sec: West Suburbaa (Bos· ton M ass.)

Weston (5« Wm Suburban (Boston, Mass. )

West Roxbury (See Greatu Boston, Mass.)

Wntwood (See West Suburban (Boston) Mus.)

Weymouth (Stc Greater Boston, M ass.)

Williamstown (&t Berbhire, Mus.)

Winchester (Sec: Grtater Boston Man.)

Winthrop (See Greater Boston,

Woburn (See Greater Boston, M ISs.)

RHODE ISLAND (all towns) (Sec Rh ode lsl:lnd Club)

VERMONT

Burlington (Sec: Burl ington, Vt .)

Charlotte (Sec Burlington, Vt .)

Essex Junction (&e Burlington, Vt,)

Shelburne (See Budington, Vt.)

South Burlington (&e Vt.)

Underhill (See Burlington, Vt.)

Williston (&t Burlington, Vt )

Winooski (Set Buriin&ton, Vt.)

CANADA

Qufeb« (5« Montreal, Q ue. hK, unada}

Beaconsfield, Qurh« (Stc Montreal, Que. h«. Canada}

Ikaurepaire t: (Sec Montreal, hK. Canada

Cote St Luc, feb« (Sec Montft'al, bee. Canada)

Dartmouth, Non SCOtlJ (Su Halif:ax N.S., Canadz) , Dorval, Quebec (See M ontreal, Quebec. C3nada)

H liflJC, Novi Scotia (S« H alifu N 5 Canada) , ."

H am pstead, Quebec (Sec M on tre <I 1 Q ue. bec, Canada) , Lachine , Queb« (5« Montrul Quebec Canada) " Quch« (5« Mon treal , Q uebec , Canada)

M on treal West, Quebec (Sec M ont rul. Qud)ec, Canadar Outrcrnonl. Ouebec (Sec Montrul. Que. bec, Canada)

Pointe C l ai re, Ouch« (5« M ont re a l, Queb«, CanaJa)

Stc. Anne de Bdlevue , Quebec (See Mon· trtal, Q uell«, Canada) St. Laurent. Quebec (See M on t real, Que. bec, Canada)

Club. and Chairmen

·E:l5tern Conn. Mrs. J osep h M otycka, RI. 3, Folly Lane, Conven· try. Conn.

H ar l ford, Conn. Mrs F. M Cowles, III, 372 W. M ountain Rd., Simsbury, Conn.

Marcheslcr Area Conn.-Mrs P hilli p L Gibbs, I B Shuman Rd., H aurdyillc. Conn. 060}6

New H aven. Conn.- M rs. M askell W. H unt, J r., 18) Briarcliff Rd., H amden. Conn. (6) 18 SOlllhem Fairfield County. Conn.- Mr! R. J Su ll ivan. 4 PI Westport. Conn.

Thames Conn. - Miss Eliubcth Tuggis, 647 Peq uat A\'e" New t ondon. Conn. OS320 Eastern 'Maine-Mrs. Hubert H ammons. Davis Rd Vuzle Me por;l:gt Me.-Mrs. Clifton M H amm, 126 Pine St., Portl and, Me

NEW JER

SEY

.Allendale (See Rid gewood. N.H.)

A udub.m (See Sou thern, N. J .)

Basking RidJe (See Northern, N.!.) Berkeley H eights (See No. , N.J. Bernardsville (Ste Northern, N.J.)

Boon ton (See Northern, N.J.)

Cald well (See N o rthern, N / ) Camden (5« Sou thern N ) umden County (See Southern. N.J.) Cedar Grove (See Northern, N.J.)

Chatham (See Northern N J ) Cherry H ill (See Southern, N.J.) Clark (See Nor t hern, N. J .) Clifton (See Nor t he rn N. J.) Collingswood (See Southern, N.J.) Colwick (See Southern. N, J .) Convent Station (See N o rthern, N, J Cranford (See Northern, N'l') De:n "ille (See Northern. N )

Dover (See Northern. N. J

Dunellen (See Northern. N. J.) East Oraose (See Nnrthern. N.J.)

Elizabcth (See Northern, N.J-l Essex Fell s (See Northern, N ) Fai rlawn (See Ridgewood, N ) Panwood (See Northern, N.J. Florham Park (See Northern N.J_) Franklin Lakes (Ste Ridgewood, N. J .) Glassboro (See Sou t hern, N.J,) Gle nn ridge (See Northern. N!1') Glen Rock (See Ri ewood, N ) H ackensack. N. J (SeeiSorthem. J.) H addan H ts (See Southern, N;t.) Ha ddonfield (5«: Southern, N ) H asbrouck H eighl$ (5«: Northern, ; .) H igh l and Park (See N o rthern, N )

H illside (5«: Northern, N.J )

H o- H o·K us (See R idgewOod. N.J.)

I rvington (Ste Northern, N.J.) Little Falls (See Northern, N.J ) Livi ngsto n (See N o rlhun. N. J .) M ad ison (See Northern, N.J.)

M ahwah (Sec Ridaewood, N. J .) M aplewood (5«: N ort hern. N.J.)

Medford (See Sou thern N. J }

M endham (Sec N orthern, N )

Metuchen (Ste Northern. N )

Mi dland (See Rid$ewoOO , N J )

Millb urn (See Northern, N. J .)

Millin.aton (See Northern, N'J')

Montclair (5«: Northern, N )

M oorestown (Sec Southern. N.J.)

Morris Plains (See Northern, N.J.)

Mornstown (See Northern, N. J .)

Mounuin takes (See Northern, N.J.)

MountainSIde. (Sec Northern, N.J.)

Murr.y HIli (See Northern. N.J.)

New BrunSWICk (Sec Northern, N j')

New Prnvidence (See Northern. N ) North Caldwell (5«: Northern, N ) Northfield (See Northern, N. J .) North Plainfield (See Northern. N. J .)

THE ARROW OF PI aETA PHI

SenneYille. Quebec (Sec Montreal, Que. bec. Canada)

Stra t hmore, Quebec (Sec M ontrea l , Que. bec, Canada)

Town of M oun t Roya l. Quebec (Sec M o n· treal. Canada)

Valois. ueI>« (See Montrea l, Q uebec, Canada \'(Testmount, Q uebec (See M on trea l, Q ue. bec, Canada)

Berkshire , Mass.-Mrs. John D. Bender, 134 Walker St. , len o x, Mass.

Doston. M ,us.- Mn. Mildred \'(Tildes, 93 Fir, t St. , Mel_ rose. M ass 0!176 Wes t Suburban (Bos ton) Ma ss.-Mrs. Gordon .Martin, 38 Willow Rd., Wellesley, M ass.

Burl ing t un, Vt.-Mrs. Frederick O. \'(T uensch , 17 Bay View St., Burlington. VI. H ahfu:. N.S" Canada- Mrs. G. E. C. -mrwn, .Apt. 4, )270 Tobin St H a l ihx. N.S Canada

M on treal Q ue .• Canada-Mrs. H. J. 8. Richards, 101 Pe rci val Ave M ontrea l West. Q ue., Canada

BETA PROVINCE

Nutley (See Northern, N.J.)

Oakland (See Ridaewood. N. J .) Orange (See Nortnem. N li Pa lmyra (See Southern, N ) Parsippa ny (Sec Northern. J.) Pitman (See Sou thern, N JJ Plainfield (See Northern. N ) Pr ince to n (5« N o rthern,

Ramsey (Ste Ridgewood. N ) Ridgewood (Sec lt idgewood, J.) Riverside (See Southern , N J .) R ive rton (See Sou th ern, N.J ) Rockaway ( 5« N o rth ern N.J.)

Rose lle (See Northern. N.J.)

RuscHe P uk (Sec Nurthern, N.J.)

Saddle Ri ve r (5«: Rid gewood, 'N'J')

Scotch Plains (See Northern. N ) Short Hill s (Sec N o rthern, N J .) South Orange (See Nnrthem. N.J ) South Pl ainfie ld (Sec Northern. N. J .) Southern Burlington County (Sec South· «n. N.r'l

Buffalo (5« Buffalo. N.Y )

Burnt H Ills (Set" Schenectadt N.Y.)

Camillus (5«: Sy racuse, N Y. (See Long Island · o rth Shore, N )

Chappaqua (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Cheektowago (See B uff a l o. N Y )

Chili (See Roches ter, N Y.)

Churchville (See Roc hester, N.Y.)

C l arence (Sec B uffa l o , N.Y )

Cold Spring (See Mid- H uason Valley)

Cold Spr ing H arbor (Sec: Long IslandNorth Shore, N Y.)

Congers (Sec R ockland Co N.Y.)

Crestwood (See Westchester County. (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Croton Falls (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Summit (Sec Northern. N'l')

Springfield Sec Northern, N. J )

Union (See Northern, N J. Upper M ontclai r (See N o rt ern. N J .)

Upper Saddle River (Sec R idgewood, N.J.)

Verona (See Northern. N.J.)

Waldwick (Sec Ri dsewOoG, N J.)

Watchung (See Northern, N'I')

Wenonah (Sec Southern, N. J

West uldwell (See Northern, N.J.)

Westfield (See Northern. N.J.)

West Orange (See Northern. N.J.)

Wharton (See Northern, N J .)

Whippany (Sec Northern, N ' j ')

W oodbury (Sec Sou thern , N )

Wyckoff (Sec Ridgewood. N )

NEW YORK

Al bany (See Albany, N.Y )

Alp haus ( Sec Schenecudy, N Y.)

Amenia (See Mid - H udson Valley. N Y .)

.Ardsley (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Arm o nk (See Westchester County. N Y.)

Baldwin (Sec tong hland·North Shore, N.Y.)

Ballsto n Lake (Sec Schen«udy, N.Y.)

Bardonia (See Rock l and County. N.Y.)

Beacon (Sec Mid Hud son V.lley, N.Y.)

Bedford (Sec: Westchester County. N.Y.)

Blauvelt (Sec Rockland County. N.Y.)

Boston (Sec Buffalo. N.Y.)

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

Brighton (5« Rochester, NY,)

Brockport (See Rochester, N Y.)

Bronxville (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Brooklyn (Sec New York City. N .Y.)

Buchanan (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Croton·on-Hudson (Sec Westchester Coun' ty. N.Y )

Cruger (See Westchester County, N,Y.)

Delmar (See Albany. N.Y.)

Depew (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

Derby (See Buffa l o. N.Y.)

De Witt (See Syracuse. N.Y.)

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

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

Eastchester (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

East Greenbush (See Albany. N.Y.)

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

East R ochester (See Rochester, N.Y.)

East Syracuse (See Syracuse. N.Y.)

hgertsville (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Elma (See Buffalo. N.Y )

Elmsford (See Westchester County. N Y.)

Eln ora (Sec SchenecudYI..N.Y.)

Fairport (Ste Rochester, N.Y.)

Fayetteyille (Sec Syracuse, N Y .)

Fi shkill (See Mid -H udso n Valley, N.Y.)

Fn n Erie (Sec Buffal o. N.Y )

Freeport (Sec Long Island·North Shore. N. Y .)

Garden City (Sec Long Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

Glen Co\'e (See Long Island -North Shure. N.Y.)

Golden's Bridge (5«: Westchester Cou nty. N.Y.)

Grand Island (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Ham burg (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

Harmo n (Sec \'I; les tchcster County, NY.)

Harrison (See \VestcheS!er County, N.Y.)

Hartsdale (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

H:astlng-on Hudson (See Westchcster County. N.Y.)

Ha\'erstraw (See R oclcland County, N Y.)

Henr ietta (5«: Rochester, N.Y )

Rhode Island - Mrs. E. N. Montesi, 183 M a thewson Rd .• Barrington, R 1.

Hillbum (See Rockland County', N Y.)

Hicksville (See Lona hland·North Shore. N.Y.)

Holland (See Buffalo, N.Y.)

HOMOre (See Rochester. N.Y.) (See Lona hland·North Shore, N.Y.

Hyde ark (See Mid Hudson VaUCT, N.Y.)

Ininaton.on.Hudsoa (See Westchester CoUn7,' N.Y.)

Jo nn.iI e (See Schco«tld,)

lCatonah (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Kenmore (See Buffalo, N.Y ) (See Mid·Hudson Valier, N.Y )

Lake Mohq'D (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

LaDeasttr (See Buffalo N.Y.)

Larchmont (Sec Westchester County') levittown (Sec Long Island·North Shore, N.Y )

LincolndaJt (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Locust V.IIC'J' (See Long Island North Shore, N.Y.)

10udcnville (See Albany, N.Y ) (Sec Rochester, N Y.)

Mamaroneck (See Westchester Counq, N.Y.)

M.nhasset (Pland ome) (Sec Long IsI.nd· North Shore, N.Y,)

Mattydale (Sec Syracwc'yN V )

Marilla (See Buffalo, N )

Marion (See Rochester, N.Y )

Massapequa (See 101'11 bland N orth Shore, N Y.)

Mattydale (See Syracuse N Y )

Millbrook (Sec Mid -Hudson Va lier. N.Y.)

MillwoOd (See Westchater County N.Y.)

Mooscr (Sec Rockland County N Y.)

Montrose (Sec Watchc!ttr Countp', N Y )

Mt. Kisco (Set Westchester County N.Y.)

Mt Vernon (See WestcOOter Co unt y. N.Y.)

Mumford (Sec Rochester. N.Y )

NaDuet (Sec R'lCkhnd C'lunty, NY )

New City (Sec RocIc.land County. N Y ) New RochClle (5« Westchester County. N.Y.'

New York City (See New York City, N Y.)

Niskayuna (See Schenectady. N Y.)

North Syu cuse (See Synacuse. N.Y ) No. Tarrytown (See Wutchc.ster County) Ny.ck (See Rockland County. N Y )

Ouhard Pit (See Buffaln N Y )

Orangeburg (See Rockland County. N Y.)

<>SCa w.na (See Westchc.ster County N V )

Ossining (See Westd)cl tet County. N Y.> Oyster SlY (See 10ns Island-North Sho re. N.Y )

Pa.liude.s (See Rockland County, N V ) P.awlinlll' (See Mid H udJOn Valier . N.Y . ) Pearl River (See Rockl a nd County N ,V'l Pe-ekskiIJ (See Wcstchcster ('..aunty N V

Pelham (Sec Westchester County N.V ) Pelham Manor (See Westchester. N Y.)

Penfield (See R'lC hester, N.Y.)

Piennoot (See R!'lC:kl.nd o.unty, N Y ) Pittsford (See Rochester NY ) Plain"i", (See Lons Uland N orth Shore N Y.)

PJean nf;"f'ille (See Westchester County N Y.)

Pomona (See Rockland County. N .Y.)

Port Chester (See Westchester County, N Y )

Port W'ashin.:tton (See Long Island N o rth Shore , N.Y )

PolUthkeepsie (See Mld Hudson V.ller, N Y ) Pound Ridge (See WeltCMster County N V )

Purch.se (See Westchester Cou nty. N Y ) Red. Hook (See Mid Hudson N ,Y.)

Rensselaer (Sec Alb.a ny. N Y l Redfo rd (Sec ScMncctady N Y)

Rhineback (See Mid Hudson ValIer, N.Y )

Rochcstu (See RocOOkr, N.Y )

Roslyn (See Lone Island·North Sho re, N.Y.)

Rye (See Wc.stchcstcr County, N.Y.)

Scarborough (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Scandafe (See WestcMstu County. N Y )

ScMnccudy (See Schcnecb4r. N . Y . )

Scotia (See Schenccttdy. N.Y.)

Scottsville Rochester, N.Y.)

Shenorock Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Shrub Oa (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Skaneateles (See S,IICUIC, N.Y.)

Slin&:erlands (See Alb.ny. N Y.)

Sloatsburg (See Rockl.nd County. N.Y.)

Snyder (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

Somers (See Westchester County, N.Y )

South Nyack (See Rock lano County, N.Y.)

South Salem (See Westchester County. N Y.)

Spcnceport (See Rt)Chc.ster. N.Y.)

V.lIey (See Rockland County, N . )

Stony Point (Sec Rockland County. N.Y.)

Suffern (See Rocld.nd County. N.V )

Syosset. (See Long Island·North Shore. N.Y )

S,.racu.se (See S,racu5l:. N.Y )

T a llm.n (Sec Rockland County. N Y ) (See Westchester County. N )

Thnmwood (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Tonawanda (See Buffal!,: N.Y.)

Troy (S<c Alb,",. N T.)

Tuckahoe (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Tappan (Sec R.ocldaod County. N.Y )

Ny.ck (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Valhall. (Sec Westchc.ster County, N Y.)

Cottage (See Rockland County. N )

Victor (Sec Rochester, N.Y.)

Waccabuc (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Wales (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

Wan.kah (See Bu6alo. N .Y.)

Wappin£ers Falls (See Mid·Hudson Val· ley. N.Y.)

Wassaic (See Mid·Hudson V.lley, N.Y.)

W.tervliet (See Albany. N Y.)

Webster (Sec Rochester. N Y.)

West Nyack (See Rockland County, N Y.)

West Seneca (Sec Buffalo, N Y )

While Plains (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

Williamsville (See Buffalo. N.Y )

Win.:tdale (Sec Mid Hudson Valley , N Y )

Yonken (See Westchester County N Y >

Ynrkhwn (Sec Westchester County N Y )

PENNSYLVANIA

Abingd" n (See Ph;hdeiphia M.in Line)

Aldan (Sec Philadelphia, Pa .• Delco)

Allison Park (See Pittsburgh. Pa.)

Ardrn .,re (Sec Philadelphia , Pa .·Main Line)

Aspinwall (See Pitubullh Pa )

B.ala CJ'flwyd (See Ph iladelphia ·Main tine)

Baldwin (Sec Pittsburch South Hills, Pa.)

Bellefonte (See State Colle,e, P. , )

Berwyn (See Phil.delphia, Pa ·Mllin Line)

Bethel (See Pituburlth , S'luth Hills. P.a , )

Br.ddock (See Pittsburgh. Pa.)

Brentwood (Sec Pltuburxh South HjJls P.a )

Bridgeville (See PittJbullh·South Hills, Pa )

Broomall (Sec Philadel$)hia, Pa .·Delen)

Brm Mawr (Sec Philadelphia. Pa .·Ma in l ine)

Camp Hill (See Hanisbull<arlisle P•. )

Club s and Cha irmen

Northern New JeCXJ:-: Mu. J L Rorll, ' 6 Spril\l Brook Rd Morristown. N J 07960BaskiN!: Ridtc Bun.rdS ille Boonton Chatham Con ml Sta -

Culisle (Sec HauisbulB-CarlisJe., Pa.)

CamCJie (Sec HIlls }loa.)

Ch.men Valier (See Pittsbuqb South Hills. Pa )

Cheltenham (See Pbiladelphia. Pa·Main Line)

Chc.ster lSee Philadelphia. Pa .•De.lco)

Coatesvil e (See Philadelpbia. pa .•DelcO!

Cynwyd (Ste Philadelphia, Pa.·Main Line

DcYoD {See Pbiladelpbia, Pa.·Main Line

Dormont (Sec Hills Pa.

Drexel Hill (Sec Pbil.delpbi•• Pa•.Oelco

Edgewood (See Pittsburgh, Pa )

Pox Chapel (See Pittsburgh. Pa.)

Glenshaw (Sec Pittsburgb Pa.)

Gradyville (See Philadelphia-Delco)

Grccntrce (See PitubuQlh·Soutb Hills, Pa.)

Hltrisburg (See Harrisburg-Carlisle. Pa.)

Haverford (5« Pbiladelphia, Pa.·M.ain Line)

Havertown (See Philadelphia, Pa Delco)

Henhey (See H.arrisburg·Carlisle, Pa.)

Jenkintown (Ste Philadelphia, PI.·Main Line)

Kennett Squ.are (See Philadelphia , Pa.Otlco)

Lansdowne (See Philadelphia. Pa ·Delco)

Lemoyne (Sec HarrisburA.(;ariisle, Pa )

lewisburg (See Central Pa.)

Lima (Sic Phil.delphia, Pa Delco)

McKeesport (See Plttsbufllb, P.a )

MechanlcsbwJ: (Sec HarnsbutJ Carl sle. Pl..)

Media (See Pbiladelphi.a. P.a -Dtldo)

Milton (Sec Central P•. )

Mt Lebanon (See Pittsburgh South Hills, P•. )

Moylao (See Philadelphia, Pa •Delco)

Narberth (See Philadelphia, P•. Main Line)

New Cumberland (See HarrisbutJ-Carlisie Pa.)

Newton Square (See Philadelphia, Pa .· Delco)

Oakmont (Sec Pittsbursb, Pa.)

Paoli (See Philadelphia. Pa -Main Line)

PerTySvllle (See Pittsbuq:h. Pa.)

PntfS Townshp. (SeC PittsbutJh·South Hill'/Phil.de phia (Sec Phil.delphia, Pa .. Delco)

Pittsburgh (See either Pittsburgh, Pa., or Pittsbur,ll:h·South Hills)

Pleasant Hills (See Pittsl)uq:h·Soutb Hills.

(See Philadelphi.a. P • ·Main Line)

Farm.s (Sec Pittsbu1lh ,S::luth Hill" P.a / Rosemont See Philadelphia pJ; .·Ma in Line)

Rutherford Heights (Sec Harrisbur, Cn· lisle P•. )

$cwiddey (5« Pa )

Springtield (See Philadelphia . Pa ..Delco)

State (See Sute Collqe, P• )

Straffnrd (See Philadelphia Pa.· M3 in Line)

Sunbury (See Central Pa.)

Sw.rthinore (See Philadelph ia. Pa .·Delco)

Thombuq: (Sec Pitubullh South Hill, Pa.)

Uninnity Park (Sec State College, P.a )

Upj)et Darby (See Phil.delphla , Pa · 0.1<0)

Upoer St. Clair Twp (See Pituburgh Smith Hills. P•. )

Villanova (See Philadelphia, Pa ·Main Line)

W.11illlfnrd (See Philadelphia. Pa Delco)

W.,-ne (See Philadelphia, Pa. Main. Line)

Wilkinsburlt (See PittsbuIJh Pa )

Woodlyn (See Phiiadelphla.Delco)

Wyncote (See Philadelph ia, Line)

Wynnewood (See Phil adelphia. Pa.·Ma in Line)

West Chc.stet (See Pbil a delpb :a, Pa.· Delco)

R')5CJand Sbort Hills Spri"lfidd Summit, The Orances Wb ip pany tion Ocn iJle Oo"f'er, florham Park, In'ioaton Li in&ston. Maplewood, Mendham Milhum. Mn rr is Pl ai n, Mnr· ristown. Mount.in Lahs. Murray Hill, Northl1cld Parsippany.

Afr} C. A PH it' ' 9 Ayoo Dr Esses Fells N.J. 0702G--Ccdar Gmyc. Clirtnn essex Fells Glen R;drce Hackmuc Hubmuclc HeirchtJ , Little Fall" Montclair. Nutley. Rockaway. The Caldwells, Verona, Wharton.

\lrJ .1. C. Pttllltutll 128 Avt:., Westfield. N.J. 0709o--lkr· keley Heights, Clark. C r;tv,(ord, Dunellen, Ellubtth. Fanw ood, Htghhnd Park , MetuchC'n. Millingt o n. MounuJn5ide, Nt · BrunSWICk:, Nc ' Provldfflce. Princet on, Sco tch Plains. The Plainliclds, The Rnscllu. Union,

Schenect:ady. N.Y,· -Mrs. Kenneth Duhnnuter, 809 Ch.arles St., ScOlla. N.Y. and Mrs. Whitm an Ridgw.1lY , 92 1 M o rg.an Ave ., Schenectady. N. Y. I H09 Syr.acuSC', N.Y,-Judy Ferr.ar.a, :#1 House, H ollyrood Puk, LI\'erJXIO I, N,Y. 13088 R ldgc lO:ood , N.J.- Mrs W. P Krah, 674 N. M onrot St., RldgC' wood, N.J. 07·Ho Southern New Jersey Li nda Githens H.trtman, Dorann Ap ts. C·I. 401 Old BrMd Westville. N.J.

\'(festchtSler CounlY, N.Y.-Mrs. Pau l E Strohm, 14 Sc\'C'n BridR.es Rd ., Cholpp.aqU.a, N.Y. I O} I " (enlrar Mrs. Thom u MLles, Co llege Pule, Lewis · built;. Pa. Albany N.Y.-Mrs. H orace funs, 6, H ighland Dr., A lbany, N. Y 12203 Iluffalo. Net!; York- Mr5 J ohn C Barber, 329 lamarck: Dr., Sny. der. N.Y. li:! 26

H .urisburg.Grlisle. PJ.· Mrs. Robert F, Rh odes, 606 1 Cherry Hill Rd Harmb urg. Pol. 17 111 Ph LladelphLa, Robert Daly , 19' Syca.more LanC' , Wolllmgford. 19086 Long Isl and·N orth Shore, !'.; Y \\':'illis "'"'(iShl. 92 ShadYSide Avt ., Pun WashllilOn, NY Phlladelphl.a. Pa.·M.aln Robe rt G. u nk. 306 Burton Rd .• Oreland, P.a. 190n Nt York: City, N.Y.-K.:Iy Wi,hl, ·UO E 6}rd. 51., New York, NY, Pa.- Mrs. Gnl rge ThompSon, 10' Ele'enth St., O.ak mont. Pol_ 1 ' 1 W 'Mid·Huds.1n Vollley, N.Y. Mrs Robert Ikr roly. Mlllb ro,')k , N.Y, RochC'st C' r N Y,-Mrs. Ronald Swenson, 6 AI Mrta Dr PenhC'ld, N<!", Yo rk 11 )26

I-hil s, Pa.- M rs. Marsh la nColster, 11 2 Amesb ury Dr Upper St. C lair , Pittsburgh P•. 1)241 State C.ollegt Pa. - Mrs Robert K. M u rray. 12 22 Old Doaldsburg Rd , State Pa Rl)C kland County. N.Y.-Mrs. M:1rJl;uefit e G Brown, Gedney St RI,-erc fest Apts 2P, Nyack. N Y,

OHIO

Akron (S« Akron, Ohio) (See AthC'ns, Ohio ) Alph.a (5« Dayton, Ohio)

Aluandri.a (5« Newark Gum'ille Ohio)

Amberley (See Cincinnati. Ohi o)

Amesville (5« Athens. Ohio) Athens (Sec Athtns, Ohio) (See Clevd.and W(1t, Ohio) take (See Wes t , Ohio ) Ilarberton (5« Akron. Oh io)

8ath (5«- Akro n. Ohio)

Bay Vi[]aRe (See Cle\eland Wtst , Ohi o ) lkolChwood (5« CIC'vd.and East , Ohio ) Bedford (5« Cle\dand Eas t , Ohi o) (See Ohio V.alley Ohio ) Ikllbrook (See D.ayton, Ohio) (51-(" Berea (5« ClevC'land We1I. Ohio)

Bexley (See Columbus. Ohio)

Blue Ash ($C'C' Cincinnati. Ohi o ) Boardman (SC'C' Youngstown · Warren. Ohio)

Brecksville (See Clevdand West Ohi o)

I3riJ!(C'JK1rt (5«- Ohio V.lief, Ohio)

BrookvIlle (SeC' Dayto n, OhiO)

Canal Winchester (See Columbus, Ohi o)

Canfield (See Y oungs tml;n Warren Ohi o) Canton (See Canton, Oh iO)

CC'nterville (Sec Dayton , Ohi o)

Chagrin Fails (See Clevd and East , Ohi o)

Chardon (See Eut , Ohi o )

C:heslerl.and (5« Cle\'daild Eau, Ohi o ) Cincinnati (See Cinc inn.ati , Ohio) ('J .ayl nn (See D.aytoo , Ohio )

Clevd.and (5« Clevdand Ea s t , Ohi o ) ('Je\·el.and (Wesl Side) (See Cleveland West , Ohio)

Ckvtl.and Hts (See CI<!vd.and Eas l, Ohi o)

Clinton (S« Akron , Ohi o ) Columbi.a Station (See Cle,d:and \Vest Ohio)

Columbus (See Columbus, Ohi o )

CopIC'1 (5« Akron , Ohio)

Cortl.and (Stt Youngs to"'"1\ W.atren , Ohio) Cuy.ahosa Falls fSee AktfO. Ohio)

Dayton {See O.ayton , Ohio)

Deer Park (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Dela .are (S« Central Ohi o )

De Graf (Sec Soringfield)

D ublin (Sec Columbus, Ohi o )

Eut CI('v('l:lnd (S«- ('l('vel"nd EH t Ohi o )

Fu nn (See Richmond. I('di a na)

Enlllew<M'\d (See Dayton Ohio ) Euclid (Stt Clevel.and East Oh io ) Fairborn fStt D3yton , Ohi o )

Fairfield (See H.amihon , Ohin)

Fairvi.,.. Puk (Stt C1e,·ebnd West , Ohio)

GAMMA PROVINCE

Finney tow n (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Fr.ankllO (See Dayton, Ohio )

Gah.annll (See Columbus, Ohio)

G 3110n (See Culumbus, Ohio) Garfield HIS. (Set Cle\'eland East Ohi o) GatC's Mills (See Cleveland E:a st, Ohi o)

GC'nnanto n (See O ol yton. Ohi o ) GirlUd (See Younl\.s tLl wn .Warren, Ohi O) Glendale (See CinClOnati, Ohi o ) GrandvLew (See Columbus, Ohio) Granville (See Nt" .ark Granville, Ohw) Greenhtlls (See Cincinn ati , Ohio)

Greenville ( See D ay to n Ohio)

Grove City (See Columbus, Ohi o )

Gro\eport (See Co lumbw, Ohi o)

H.am llton (See Ham Ilt on, Ohi o)

Huth Ne H,lllolrdl IS« ColumbliJ. Ohio ) Hubb.ard (Se-e y oungsl o n-Warrtn, Ohi o)

Hud soo (See Akron, Ohio )

I ndian H ill (See Cincinn.ati. Ohio)

{ nhn sto wn (See Newllrk Gunville) amts towfl (See Springfield) 'Kent tSee Akron OhiO)

Kettering 15f:e Dayt on , Ohi o )

L.ale"'OOd (Set Cle,eland Wes t, Ohill)

I anClSler (S« Columbus)

London (See Springfield)

LotI:an (See AthmJ Ohi O)

Lou isv ille (Se-e Canton, Ohi o )

l.ove-1.and (Se-e Ciocinn.ati. Ohi o)

Lyodhurst (5« Cle\eland E.ast Ohi o )

M.adei r.a (See ('incinnali, Oh io)

M.aple HIS. 1Sc-e Cle'eland Eas t Ohill)

M.ar iem ·lOt (See Cincinn.ati, Oh io )

M.ari on (See Centra l Ohill)

Ma rtin s Ferry (SeC" Ohi o V.all ey, Oh in) (5« Cenlral Ohio )

Massil lon (See Akron , Ohio)

M.aumC'C' (See Toltdo. Ohio )

M ayfit ld (See ("It\'eland Eas t Ohi o)

M«han icsburg (See Sprinsfield)

Medm.a (See Akron. Ohi o )

M iamisburg (See D ayton, Ohi o)

MlddlC'OOrt (See AthC'ns , Ohio)

M il ford (Se-e Cincinn.ati, Ohi o)

M(lf:3 d ore (5« Ak ro n , Ohio )

MI Hulthy (See Cincinn.ali, Ohio )

Mt Wnhim:tOfL (Sec Cincinnati. Oh io)

Monroe Falls (See Akron, Ohio)

Nelsonv ille (See Athens Ohi o )

Nt"':ark (See Newark·Granvilie. Ohi o)

New C.Hlisle (Set Dayton , Ohio)

New Paris (See Richmon d I ndiana) (5«: YounRs tnwn·\'(1ul"C'n Ohi o )

North Canton (See Canton. OhiO)

North College Hill (Stt Cincinnati. Oh io)

Clubs and Chairmen

Akron. Ohio-Mrs. A J HeSI.)n. 6}9 Roslyn Ave Akron. Ohio Athens. Ohu:r M rs. Georgt Ouch, 42 Avon PI., AlhC'ns, Ohio 4)701

North 0lm5tud (SeC' Clt\'eI.and West , Ohio)

Norwood (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

O .a k ood (See D.ayton, Ohi o )

Olmsttd FI lls (5« West. Ohio)

Orange (Stt Cltve1.and Ent. Ohio)

P.ainesville (5« Cltveland EUI , Ohi o )

Pataskala (Sec NC'wark Gnn'Llie)

Parm.a (5«- Cleveland West , Ohio )

Pann.a HIS (See Clevel.and WeSI, Ohio )

Peninsula (See Akron , Ohin)

PC'ppcr Pllee (Stt Cle\eI.and cut , Ohio)

Perrysburg (Sec T ol ed o. OhIO)

Po.,,·el l (5« Co lumbus, Ohi O)

Phllipsburp: (See D.ayto n Ohio)

PomC'roy (5« Athens, Ohio )

Peokerilll!ton (See Columbu. , Ohio)

Reynoldsburg (See Columbus, Ohio)

Rockv River (See Cleveland West, Ohio) St. Cl.airsville (S« Ohio V.alley, Ohio)

Shlkt r Hts. (See Clt\'eland East, Ohio) Silver LlkC' (5« Akroo. Ohio)

Soulh tSee Sprinl!ield, Ohio) South Euc lid (SeC" Cle,eI.and East, Ohio) Spring V.alley (See .o.a yl!}n , Ohi o)

Spnngfield (See Spnn.tfield_ Ohio)

SteubC"nl'ilie (See Ohio Va llC'1, Ohio ) Sto (Stt Akron Ohi o ) (See Toled o. Ohi o )

T.al1macke (S« Akron. OhLo)

Terrace P.ark (5« Cincinn.ali. Ohi o )

Tipp City (See D.ayton Ohio)

Toledo (SC"t T oled o, Ohi o ) Trot-'ood, (SC"t Dayton , Ohi o)

Troy (Sec DaYlon , Ohio ) University Heights (See Clt,·eiand East , Ohio )

Upper ArilOgton (Sc-t Columbus. Ohio ) Urb.an.a (5« Springfield. Ohi o ) UtlC.a (NelOo'ark Gr.anville) (See Dayt on , Ohio)

Wad swonh (See Aleron. Ohio)

WarrC'n (See Young stown Warren , Ohi o) \V.arrensv ille Htights (See ClC'vel.nd East. Ohio)

West C.arrolton (See Dlyton, Ohio)

\'Vest Milt on (See D ayton , Ohio ) Westerv ille (5«- Columbus, Ohio) Westlake (Stt Clt\el.and Wut. Ohio) Whiteh all (See Columbus. Ohi o ) Wilmingt on (Stt D.yton. Ohio) Worthington (See Columbus. Ohio) ""lnmimr (See Cincinnati, Ohio) Ye 10",,' Spnngs (5« Springfield. Ohio)

Youn,l!sto""n (See Younss lown \'Uarrc:n , Ohi o )

XC'O i. (SeC' Dayton , Ohio )

Cincinn.ati, Ohio- Mrs. ),)hn P. Sltgfried, 726 M ynl C' Ave Ter· flce Park. Ohin 1$171 Clevel.and· E.ast, J O,·.aid H unter, 163H Greyton Rd ., East Cleveland, 01110 44112 Canlon, Ohio-Mrs. N. W Noel. 4]20, 20th St., N.W., (.anIM, Ohi o Central Oh io- Mrs J ohn Cooke, 69 Hutchinson Rd ., W o rth ington, Ohi o Clt,e1and ,We st, Ohio-Mrs. Theod ore L CruSt. 1040 Nich olson Ave • La kew ood, Ohio 44107

ColumbUJ, J ohn Heath }796 Patricia Dr. , Columbus, Ohio "3221

Dayton, Robert NdI". Jr., 7126 H arshmanville Rd Dayton, Ohio 4H2"

Hamilton Ralph Hull, 8) Avon Dr., Ham ilton. Ohio ")01}

Newark·Granville. Don E. Smith, 49 N. Bth St., Neark. Ohio and Mrs L Preston, 120 E. Elm St Gran· ville, Ohio 4}02}

DELAWARE

State of rHlaware (See Wilmingto n, Del .) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington D.C. (See Washington, D.C.)

MARYLAND

Baltimore (See Baltimore, Md.)

Bethtsda (Set Maryland D .C. Suburban)

Catonsville (See Baltim ore, Md.)

Chevy Chau (See Maryl and D.C. Suburban)

Cockeysville (Sec Baltimore , Md.)

Dundalk (See Baltimo re. Md .)

Esux (See Baltimore, Md )

KensinJton (See Maryland O .C. Suburban)

Lutherville (See Baltimore , Md )

PiketViJle (See 'Baltimore. Md.)

Prince Gwrgts County (Sec Maryland D.C Suburbanl

Ruxton (See BailLmore, Md .)

Silver Spring (Sec Maryland D.C. Subur· ban)

Sudbrook Park (See M aryland. D.C. Subur· ban)

Tim onium (See Baltimore Md.)

T owson (See Baltimore, Md.)

Upper Mont&:omtry County (See M.ryland· D .C. Suburban)

Wbeaton (See Maryland D .C.·Suburban)

NORTH CAROLINA

Chapel Hill (See Chapel Hill. N C.)

Charlotte (See Charlotte, N.C )

Gutonia (See Charlotte, N.C.)

Pittsboro (See Chapel Hill, N.C )

SOUTH CAROLINA

Blythewood (Sec Columbia. S.c.)

Cayce (See Columbia, S.C.)

Whcc.ling W.Va.·Ohio Valley-Mrs. H. Mendet Spears. 114 Elm Crest Dr•• Wheeling, W.Va.

Sprins:field, H a lsey Bosart. 192) Audubon Park Dr ., Sprmgfield. Ohio 4),04

T o ledo , Fed Henning , '867 Grays tOfie Dr., SylYinia, Ohio

¥ oungno""n.l

Warren, uh io.

DELTA PROVINCE

Columbia (See Columbia, S.C. )

rHnts vi lie (See Columbia, S.C. )

Hopkins (See Columbi., S.c.)

West Columbia (Sec Columbia, S.c.)

VIRGINIA

Alexandria (Sec Northern Va.)

Annandale (Sec Northern Va.)

Arlington (See Northern Va . )

Bon Air (See Richmond, V •. )

Bi$ Stone Gap (Sec Blue Ridge, Tenn .)

Hostol (See Blue Ridge , Tenn.)

ChesapeaKe (Sec Norfolk Va.)

Churchland (See Norfolk'rV'. \

Dryden (See Blue Ridge. enn.

Fairfax (See Northern Va.)

Falls Ch urch (See N o rthern Va .)

Hamilton (See Northern V a .)

Hampton (See Hampton Roads)

Hampton Roads (See Hampton Roads, Va )

Herndon (See N orthern Va .)

Highland Springs (See Richmo nd V a.)

ubanon ( Sec Blue Ridse , Tenn .)

Lorton (See N orthern Va.)

McLt.n (Sec N orthern Va.)

Newport News (See H am pton Roads, Va.)

Norfolk (Sec Norfolk , Va .)

Portsmouth (See Norfo lk, Va )

Richm ond (Sec Richmond Va )

Roanoke (See R oa noke, V •. )

Salem (See Ro a nob, V •. )

Sandston JScc Richmond, Va .)

Springfiei (Sec N orthern V a. )

Vi!!'nn. (5«: Northern Va . )

Williamsburg (See Hampton Roads, Va )

Vinton (Sec Ro.noke, Va )

Virgini a Ikac h (See Norrolk. Va .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Washington, D .C.-Mrs Val C. Sherman. )812 Highland Dr , Chevy Chue. Md 200U

WEST VIRGIN IA

Alde rso n (Sec Southern W V a.)

Ikcklel (Sec Southern W.Va.)

Bluefie d (See Southern W V •. )

Bridgeport (Sce Clarksburg. W.Va )

Bristol (Sec a.rksburg W.Va , )

Buckhannon (Sec C larksburg: , W,Va.)

Charleston (Sec Charleslon, W Va.)

Clarksburg (See Clarksburg, W.Va.)

Clendenin (See Charleston, W.Va.)

Dunb.r (See Charltston, W.Va.)

East Bank (See Charleston, W. Va.)

F.yetteville (Sec Southern W Va .)

Grafton (See Clarksbur!t. W Va .)

Hinton (Sec Southern W Va.)

uwisburg (See Southern W Va.)

Lumberport (Sec Clarksburg, W Va.)

Marmet (See Charleston, W V a.)

Morgantown (Sec M organtown, W Va )

Moundsville (Sec Ohi o Valley, Ohio )

MI. Hope (See Southern W.Va.)

Mullins (See Southern W .Va ,)

Nitro (Sec Charltston, W Va.)

Oak Hill (Sec Southern W Va .)

Philippi (See Clarksburg, W.Va )

Princeto n (Set Southern W.Va .)

Rainelle (See Southern W Va.)

Roncev orte (See Southern W.Va. )

St. Alb.ns (Set Charleston, W Va )

Salem (Sec Clarksburg. W.Va.)

Shinnston \Sec Clarkstiurg. W Ya.)

South Ch ar eston (See Charleston, W Va )

Weirton (Sec Ohio Valley, Ohio)

Welch (See Southern \'V.Va.)

Wellsbuc,g (See Ohio Valley, Ohio)

West URlon (Sec Clarksburg, W Va .)

West on (Sec Clarksbur,lt. W Va.)

Wheeling (Sec Ohio V.lley , Ohio )

White Sulphur Springs (See Southern W.Va )

Northern V a.-( Mcuan·Vienna) Mrs. J. W. CaSJidy, 6709 Dean Dr., McLean. V a. 22 101 Wilmington, Del.-Mrs Edward F. Lang, 16 Granite Rd., Ala poCIS, W ilmington, Del. 1980} Baltimore, Md .-M rs. P. D Naylor, Jr , 401 Hawth orne Rd" Ba ltimore Md 212 10

M ary land D .C. Suburban (Marianne Reid Wild Alum Club) (KeMingtion. Spring) Mrs Cha rles H eilsel, 11012 Glueck Lane, Kensington, Md. , (Bethesda. Chevy Chuc) Mrs Floyd Willis. nr, I HO} Brax6t1d Court, Apt 8, R ockville. Md 208)2 (Hyatts'lille. Collrge Park. Prince GeorRes County) Mrs George Sampson, 9 100 Piney Branch Rd ., Sil"er Spring, Md (Rockville, Gaithersburg) M rs. G. Bcnnttt. 21" Oaktoo Rd ., Gaith ersburg, Md 20760

General Chaitman-Mrs. Charles H . C issel, nOll Glueck lane, Kin sin.&ton Md Chapel Hill , N.C.-Mrs. J Kemp J onel, 104 North Boundary St., Chapel Hill , N.C. 27)14 Charl otte , N.C.-Mrs. J S Neblett, 3 17 McAlway Rd., Ch.r1otte, N.C. 28211 Columbi ., S.C.-Mrs. Donald O. Newnham, 1620 luster l.ne, Columbia , S.c. 292 10 Hampton Roads. V a.-M rs J. W. H ornsby, Jr., 210 Doswood Dr., Newpo rt News, Va. 2}606

MICH[GAN

Ada (See Grand Rapids, Mich.)

Allen Pad: (Sec Detroit, M ich.)

Attn. A rbor (Stc An n Arbo r , Mich.)

Au&wta (Set South""tslem Mich.)

BaWe Cruk (Sec Southwestern Mich .)

(Alexandria·Fairfax County) M iss Carol Bowersock, 8 20 Herbert SpritlRS Rd Alexandria, Va 22}08 (ArIiD&ton·Falls Church) Mrs Fred Woodruff, 2829 W. George M uo n Rd Fall s Church, Va. 22046 (Annandale·SpritIJfield) Mrs Donald H oughton, }729 Camelot Dr., Annandale V a. 2200} Norfolk, Va.-Mrs Ed""ud Baird, Jr., 120 Manchester A ve .• Norfolk, V a. 23'08 Ri ch mond , Va. (M.y L Alum. dub)-Mrs. W. O. Nel · son, Jr., 7639 Idle ild, Richmond, Va. R oanoke V a.- Mrs Ch.r1es Mayhew. 11 2 Serpentine Rd ., S.W., Roa noke, V •. Cha rlest on, W.V a.- M rs Archie O. M orris, 2)0 Oalcwood Rd ., Ch.r1eston, W Va 2)314 Clarksburg, W.Va.-Mrs J Bond Davis , Sout h D le Ave ., Salem, W V a. M org. nto""n , W.Va.-Mn:. Brooks Smith , 447 Jefferson St., Mo r · gantown, W.Va. 26,0) Southern W Va .-Mrs Fl oyd Sayre, 411 Woodlawn A ve., Beckley W.Va. 2)801 and Mrs W. A Bu rt on, R R #1. &x 87, Princeton, W,Va

EPSILON PROVINCE

Be:rkelcy (5« North Woodward , Mich.)

Birmingham (Sec Bl oomfitld Hills Mich.)

Bloomfield Hills (Sec Bl oomfitld Hills , Mich.)

Brooklyn (See J ackJon, M ich.)

Chelsea (See Ann Arbor, Mich .)

Clark Lab (See Jackson Mich.)

Cln,soo (See North Wood ard, Cranbroolc (See Bloomfitld Hill s, Ocarborn (See Detroit, Mich ) [)droit (Sec either Detroit or Poin te, Micb.)

MiCh'j Mich. GroSse

Wm. Wood, 2764 Ree vts Rd. N.E.,

Bullock Creck, Mich. Midland , Mich.)

Coleman, 'Mich. (See Midland. Mich.)

Dexter A nn Arbor, Mich .)

East Grand Rapids (See Grand Rapids, Mich.)

East I.aosing (See bosing East l. ansing. Mich )

Fannington (See Detroi t, Mich )

Freeland. Mich. (See Midland , Mich .)

Femdale (See North Wnodward, Mich .)

Franklin (See Bloomfield Hills , Mich.)

Garden City (Sec Detroi t, Mich.)

Grand H:IIYI."n (See Grand Rapids. Mich.)

Grand Rapids (Sec Grand Ra pids. Mich.)

Grandville (See Grand Rapid s, Mich .)

Grus L.lIke (See ].ackson , Mich .)

Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe, Mich.)

Grosse Pointe City (See Grone Pointe, M ich.)

Grosse Pointe Farms (See Grosse Pointe, Mich.)

Grosse Pointe Park (See Grosse Pointe, Mich.)

Grosse Pointe Shores (5« Grosse Pointe, Mich )

Grosse Pointe Woods (5« Grosse Pointe Mich )

Woods (See Grosse Mich.)

Hazel Pa rk (See N orth WoodlO.'aCd, Mich.)

Hick ry Corners (See Southwestern, Mich.)

H ollaod (See Graod Rapids. Mich )

Howell (See Aon Arbor. Mich )

Huntington Woods (See North Wood· wl.fd, Mich )

Inkster (5« Dftroit, Mich )

lacklon (See J ackson, Mich )

k ingswood School (See Bloomfield Hill s Mich .)

Lansing bnsing.East Lansing, MIChj lathrup (See North WoodwH , Mich.)

Lincoln Park (Sec Detroit, Mich.)

Livonia (See Detroit. Mich .) Madi son HeIghts (See North Woodward. Mich.)

Manches ter (See Ann Arbor, Mich .)

Marshall (See Southwestern, MIch.) Meridian, Mich. (Sec Mid land, M Ich.)

MIchigan Centtr (See Jackson, MIdland (See Midland. Mich.)

Nankin (See Detroit. Mich.)

Niles South Bend - Mishawaka., Ind .)

Oak Park (See North Woodward, Mich.)

Okem os (Sec J.ansing-East Lansi ng, Mich ) Orchard lake Bloomfield Hills , MIch.)

Parma (See Jackson, Mich.)

Pleasant RI ge (5« N o rth Woodward, Mich.)

Plymouth (See Ann Arbor. Mich.)

Pontiac (See Bloomfield H,lls, MICh.) (See Detroit. Mich.)

Rocheste r (Sec Bloomfield H ills. Mich ) Rock ford (Sec Grand Rapids. Mich )

Royal Oak (5«: N o rth Woodward, Mich ) St. CI.:llr ShQres (See Grosse P' )lnte, Mich.)

Ann Arbor, Mich. - Mrs. Rud olp h Reichert, Jr 10 t6 Bald",in, Ann Arbor, Mich

Dloomfield Hills , Mich.- Mrs. G. T. Christiansen. 42) Fairfax, Birmingh:un. Mich.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Southfield ($ce N orth Woodward, Mich )

South Lyo n (See Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Spring Lake (See Grand Rapids, Mich.)

Tror (Stt Bloomfield Hill s Mich.)

Whitmore I.ake (See Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Ypsilanti (See Ann Arbor, Mich.)

CANADA

Agincou rt, Onl ario (See T oront o, Ont. Canada)

Ancaster, Ontari o (See Hamilton, Ont. Canada)

Burlington, Ontari o (See Hamilton, Onl. Canada)

Dundas Ontari o (Se-e H ami lton, Onl. Can· ada) H amilton, Onl a ri o (See Hamilton, Ont. Canada)

King, Ontario (See Toronto, Onto Canada) London, Ontllrio (Stt Lon d on, Ont o C":ana· d,)

Maple, Onuri o (See T oront\), Ont. Cana· d,)

Oakville, Ont ario (See T oronto, Onto Can· ada)

Pori Credit, Onurio (5« T or,JOt'), O n to Canada)

Richmond Hill s, Ontario (See T oronto. Onl Thornh ill, Ontario (See T orontu. Ont. Canada) T oronto, Ontario (See T oron tu, Ont. Can· ada)

(Farmington ) Mts. Har\'ey Chapman, }3624 Hillcrest, Farming. ton, Mich. (N ankin, LIvonia) Mrs. J ohn MacDonald. H990 Oakdale, Livonia, Mich.

Grand Rapids, Mich .-Mrs. H. E. Frankie , 861 Dellclaire S.E

Birminl!:ham-&aholm School-Mrs. Wm. Douglas, 21) Fa irfax, Birmingham. Mi ch. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49)06 Grn<se Pninte, Mich.-Grosse Pointe Hi,::h Schoo l, Mrs. Wayne Je ns, 1246 Balfnur, Grosse Pointe, Mich. All o ther schools: MrS. Carol Meier, 1898 Lochmoore, Grosse Poinle, Mich. 48236 J ackson. Mich.- Mrs. Pa ul K. Y oung, 1202 H ampton Dr., J ack. son, Mich. 49203

Birmin,::ham Groves H i,::h Schon l- Mrs , H arry Vihbert, Buck ingh am. Birm ingham, Mich. Bloomfield H ills Schoo l- Mrs. PhIlip Bartlett, 964 Our· Bloomfield H ilb Mich. K insswood Sch()()l - Mrs, Frater Hilder. 2682 Endsleigh Dr Birmingham. Mich Birmingham·Marion High School-Mrs. Sidney W. Smith, 210 Abbey, Birmingham, Mich

Lansing East LanSing, Mich.- Mrs. D onovan c3stin, 12H Mulberrv. E. Mich. Midland, Mich.- Mrs. M. T. Badley, 1207 Crescent, Midland, Mich. West Bloomfield HIgh School - Mrs. R. H. Mascow , 6,H Heather Heath Lane. Birmingh am. Mich. Detroit Dearborn. Mich .--C hairman- Mrs. Marvin Stucky, 24864 Winona, Dearborn, M ich.

North Woodward, Mich.- Mrs Byror 22)36 Met amo ra Dr. , Birmingham , Mich 48010 Southwestern. Mich.-Mrs. Donald Keal on, 209 Country Club Blvd., Battle Creele, Mich (Allen Park. Garden City. InkSler. Lincoln Puk , Grosse lie.) Mrs. Marvin Stucky, 2,t864 Winona, Dearborn Mich. (Detroit, Redf ord) Mrs L. E_ Doerr, Jr., 168H Shaftsbury. DeIroit, Mich.

Hamilton, Ont Canada-Mrs. C. B Schmuck, 22 Cait Court, An · caster, Ont Canada London, OnUri o, Canada-Mrs. Ted Baldwin, 11 66 Adelaide 51. N., Lond on, Ont Canada (Dearborn, Dearborn Heights,) Mrs. Thomas Case, 247H Win ona, Dearborn, Mlch.

INDIA NA

Albany (See Muncie, I nd.)

Alexandria (Se-e Anderson, I nd.)

Anderson (See Ind .) Barli\ersville. (See Franklin. Ind.)

Bedford (See Bl oomin,Ston, Ind.)

8e«h Grnve (5« indIanapolis, Ind.)

Bloomfield (See Bloomington , Ind .) Bloomington (5« Bloomington, Ind .)

Boonville (See 5 >uthwestern, I nd.)

Boston (Sec R ichmond, Illd.)

Brazil (See Greencastle, I nd.)

Bristol (See Elkh3rt. I nd.)

Camb ridge City (See R ichmond, f nd

Carmel (See I ndianapolis. Ind.)

Centerville (Se-e Richmond. I nd'J

Chesterfield (Se-e Anderson , In .)

Clifford (Se-e Columbus, Ind'J

Clinton (See Terre Haute, In )

Columbus (See Columbus, Ind .) Conners\ille (Stt R ichmond, Ind .) Cro n Po int (See Gary. Ind .)

Oyer (See Hammond, Ind .)

East Chicajl:o (See Hamml"lnd , Ind .)

Edinburg (See Franklin, Ind .) Elkhart Elkhart, Ind)

Evan)ville (Se-e Snuthwestern. Ind .) Ft. Wayne (See Ft Wayne. Ind.)

Franklin (See Franklin, I nd.)

Gary (See Gary. Ind.) G'lshen (Sec [I k hart. Ind .)

Greencastle (See Greencastle, Ind .)

T o ront o, Ont Canada - Mrs. Gordon H '-ennard, 49 Daneswood Rd Toronto 1 2, Ont., Canada

ZETA PROVINCE

Greensburg (See I nd.)

Greenwood (Sec Southport, Ind.)

Griffith (See Hamm on d, I nd.) Hagerstown (See Richmond, Ind.) Hammond (5«: Hammond. Ind.) Hartrn rd City (See Muncie. I nd.)

Hilthbnd (See Hammnnd, I nd.)

Hobart (Se-e GIfT, Ind .)

Hope (5«: Cnlumbus, I nd.)

I ndianapolis (See Ind ianapolis, Ind ) JRwnvllle (Sec D100mioston. Ind .) Kokomo (See Kokomo I nd.)

Lafayette (See Lafayette. Ind .)

Lawrence (See I ndianapolis, Ind .) l.iberty (See Richmond, Ind.) tin ton (See Bhomi no.:tnn, Ind.)

Martinsville (See Bloomington, Ind .)

Milroy (See Southeastern, I nd.)

Milton (See Richm ond, Ind.)

Mish awaka. (Sec South Bend-Mi shawaka, I nd )

Mount Vernnn (See South9.·estern I nd.)

M unc ie (See Muncie. Ind.)

M unster (See Hamm nnd , Ind )

Ne Augusta (See Indian apohs. Ind .)

New H armony (See S'luthweslern Ind .)

Ne H aven (See FI. W ayne, Ind .)

Newcastle (See Muncie, Ind.)

N oblesvi lle (See Indianapolis. Ind )

Oakland City (See South9.·estern Ind

OgdC'n Dunes (See Gary. Ind .)

Owens\'ille (See Snuth estem. Ind )

Parker (See Muncie. I nd.)

Pendelt on , (See Andenon, Ind .)

Puu (See Kokom o, Ind.)

Petersburg (See Southv.'estern Ind )

Portage (Se-e Gary, I nd.)

Poseyville (See Soulhwestern Ind.)

Princeton (5« S'"Iu lhwestern Ind.)

Richmond (5« Richmond Ind.)

R03noke (See Ft Wayne, I nd.)

Rushville (See Snu lh"estern. Ind.)

St. Jn hn (5« Hammond. I nd.)

St. Paul (See Southeastern, I nd'd

Seymour (See Bloomington. In .)

Schemivilte (See Hamm nn d. I nd.)

Shelbyville (SeC' Southeastern, I nd.)

South Bend (See South Bend·Mishawaka. Ind )

Southport (See S luthpon. I nd.)

SQuthern Marian CouOly (See S lu thport Ind )

Speedwa,. (See Ind ianapolis. Ind .)

Sulli\'an (See Ter re H aute. Ind .) H aule (See TC'rre H aute, I nd.)

Tipton (See Knkomo, Ind ,)

Waldron (See S'lutheastern Ind .)

West La fayette ($ce I nd.)

West Terre Ha ute (See Terre Ha ute, Ind .)

\X'estfield (See Ind ilnapolis, I nd.)

Whiteland (Se-e Franklin, Ind.)

Whiting (Se-e H ammond, Ind .)

Yorktown (See M unCIe. I nd.)

Zionsville (See Ind ianapoli s, Ind.)

Clvbs and Cha irmen

Club s and Cha irm e n

An<knon. Ind .-Mrs. J. B. Brenn.n, 40} Northvie Ct., Cha· terfield. Ind.

Bloomi"4too, I nd.-Mrs. RtJ: Grossm.n, l}22 Winfield Rd ., Bloomington. Ind. Columbus, Ind.-Mrs. Dun O 'Connor, 3}40 Nottingham Of•• C0lumbus, Ind. 47201

Elkh.rt. Ind.-Mrs. W. G (Jr ) Krum itde, 4109 Winding Water Lane. Elkhart Ind.

Ind ian.polis! Ind .- Mrs J ck J. Flynn. 7616 Westfield Rd • Indi· an.polis. nd. 46040 Kokomo, Ind.-Mn J E Anderloni 726 James Dr , Kokomo lod. Lafayette, Ind -Mn. Robt.rt L. Fe 1. UO I Central St., Laf.yette , Ind

Muncie. Ind .-Mrs Lury Helms, 2)40 #6. White Ri'fef Bl'fd., Muncie Jftd. Richmond, Ind .-Mrs. Walter Ctum. 411 S. 27th Ste .• Ricbmoad. Fort Wayne. Ind.-Mrs. Bruner, 4041 Warsa St., Fo rt Wayne, Ind. 46806 Ind. South Bend Misha ka j Ind.-Mrs. Rich.rd DeC ene, 2717 Mac· Arthur, South Bend. nd. Franklin. Ind.-Mrs J. Vandivier, 228 N. Main St • Franklin, Ind. 461}1 Southe.stern. Ind .-Mrs Richard Moster, L R #4. R ush..-iIIe, I nd. South..-..estem. Ind .-Mrs. Jobn P Berry. 3118 Wuhinatoo Ave., EvafUvi1le, Ind. 47714

Gary, Ind .-Mrs. Louise Elish, 2201 W. 31th Ave.• G.ry, Ind. Gmocutle, Ind.- Mrs J ohn Whitaker. 602 E Washington Grcetlcastle. I nd. 4613' Southport. Ind.-Mrs. Robert Weddle, 4630 South Se:n te Jndi.nap. oli" Ind. -Ha.mmond , Ind.-Mrs. K. A. 81001. 307 Webb St., Calumet City, HI. Terre H.uter Ind .-Mrs J ohn T empleton. 824 Collett Ave.• T erre H au te. I na.

KENTUCKY

Alexandri. (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio) Anchorage (Sec Louisville. Ky ) Buecht:1 (Sec Louis.ville. X,..) Co..-inaton (See Cincinnatlit Ohio) Cynthia (See Uxlngton. y'l Danville {See Xy , Fern Cmk (See loUIsville, Ky .) Ft. Mitchell (See Cincinnati. Ohio) Ft. Thomas (Se.e Cincinru.ti. Ohio) Frankford (See Lu:illfton. Ky ) Geof'ldo n (See Lcxu,.ton, Ky,) HarrOds cmk (See louisville. Ky .) Jeffersontown (See Louisville. Ky ) Lancaster (See Lexington. Lexington ISee Lexingtnn Ky / Louisville See LouiS\'ille. Ky Mt. Sterling (See Lexin.ton. Newport (See Cincinnati, Ohio NicholasVille (See Lexington. y.)

ETA PROVINCE

Okolo n. (See Ky.)

ParLs (See y.)

(See Memphis. Tenn )

Franklin (See Nuhville. Tenn.)

Fr.yxr (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Plusure Ri e Park (See Louin'j Ie, Ky .)

J'tow-ee V.Ili{S« Louisville. KY ' j

Richmond ( Lexin&ton. Ky.)

St2-n(ord (See LaingtOOI K, )

V.ller Sution (See 1.oulsville. Ky.)

Versailles (See Ltxinaton. K y.)

Winchmer (See In:inaton, Ky .) nNNESSES

B.rtlett (5« Memphis, Tennessee)

Bolton (See Memphi" Tenn .) Brentwood (See Nashville Tenn.)

Bristol (SH- Blue Ridge. Tenn .)

Ch.tt.Il00c. (See Ch.nanoot;., Tenn )

Cleveland (See ChutanrK'll•. Tenn .) Collie"iIIe (See Memphi',.Ttnn .) Doftdson (See Nuhville, enn .)

Clubs and Chairmen

lexington. Ky .-Luci. Btidgforth, Royal Arms, Apt. 46 C, 2111 Lansill Rd. Lexington. Ky

Louisv ille , Kr.-Mrs Todd H oon. 1029 Everett Ave .• Apt 9.

Gatlinburg (See Little Tenn.)

Germ.ntown (See Mtmphls. T enn.)

Hixon (See: CbattallOl'll•• Tenn.)

Johnsoo City (See Blut Rida;e, Tenn )

kingsport (See Blue R ids:e, Tenn.)

Krn:ix..-ilIe (See Knox..-iUe, T mn.)

Lookout Mountain (See Chattanoos:a, Tenn )

M.ryville-Alcoa (See Knox..-ilIe, Tenn )

Memphis (See Memphis, Tenn.) {See Memphis, Tenn.}

Nuh'fllle (Set Nashville, Tenn )

Pittman Center (Little Pi8:con , lenn.)

Raleigh (See Memphis, Tenn.)

Sevierville (See L,ttle Pil/ton, Tenn.)

Signal Mountain (See Ch.rt.noop, Tenn.)

WhitehaYm (See Memphis, Tenn.)

-Knoxville, Tenn.LJUle Pige')n, Tenn .-Mrs J.ck B. Henry, M.rshall Woods, Sevi · erville. Tenn. 37862 Louisville, Bl ue Ridge, Tenn .-M rs. W. R Pord, 32,6 AshltT, Kingsport. Tenn.

Memphis. Tenn .-Mr•. Jame. Kelly, }28 Pinewood St., Memphis, Tenn 38117

Nashville. Tenn .-Mrs Martin McNam.ra. 218 Deer Park Circle, NllJhville. Tenn. 3720) Chntanoog•• Tenn .-Mi ss Becky Evan,....-4107 Belvoir Dr.• Ch.tu· noo•• , Tenn

ALABAMA

(See Birmingh am, Ala .) Gmnvdle (See Montsomcry Anit. Van de V oort HuntsvilleHudson) (See HuntS"fiUe , Ala ) Mobile (Sec Mobile, AI •. ) M ontgomery (See Montsomery, Ala.·Anita Van de Voort Hudson)

Muscle Shoals (Sec Muscle ·Sh'lals Area) VSee Tuscaloosl, AI •. ) Prattville See Mon tgomery, Ala .·Ani la V n de oort Hudson)

Sheffield (See Muscle Sho.1s Areal Tusc.loosa ISee Tusc.loosa, Ala. Tuscumbi. See Muscle Sho.1s Area ) Wetumpka See Monrsomery.Anita Van de V oort Hudson)

PLORIDA

Altamonte Springs (See Orl.ndo·Winter P"k)

Apal.ch.acola (See Tallahassee. Fl •. )

Apopb (See Orl.ndo-Winkf Park. FIa.)

Atlantic Beach (See .J.cbonville Fla.)

Sal H.rbour (See Miami , Pla .)

DeUel-ir (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Boynton Beach (Set West 'palm &ach, Pt. .)

Cape: Kennedy (See BreYlird County, Fla.)

Canova Beach (See Bre'fard County)

Carol City !Sec Mi.mi , PIa.)

Cambelle See T.t.IIahasset'. Fla.)

THETA PROVINCE

Clearwater (See Cle.""atef, Fla )

Clearwater Beach (See Clearwater, Fla.)

Cocoa (See Brevard County. Ph.)

Cocoa Beach (See Brevard County, Pia.)

Coconut Grove (See Mi.mi, PI •. )

Coral G.bles (See Mi.mi, Fla .)

Dani. (See H ollywood, Pia .)

Davie (See Ft. Lauderdale Fr. .)

Deerfield (See Ft. Lauderdale. i'l a.)

De Funiak (See Pensacola, Pia.)

De Land ISec De Land, Fla.)

Dunedin See Cle.rwater. Fl •. )

Eau G.me ISee Brevard Counl,Pla.)

£alin Field See Pensacoh, Ph

Frorid.na Beach (See Brnard unty)

Ft. Lauderdale (See Ft L.uderdale, Ph.)

Ft W.ltnn ISee Pensacola Fla.)

GainHville See G.inesville Fh.)

Golden Beach (See Miami, Fh .)

Grant (See Brevard Countr. Fh .)

Gulfport BeKh (See St. Petet'lburg, Pla.)

Haines City (See Lakeland, Fh .)

Hallandale (See H olI"..ood. Fla.)

Harbor BluNs (See Clearw.ter. Pia.)

H av.na (See T.J1ah.ue-e, Pia.)

Hi.leah (Set Mi.mi! Fla .)

H 01l,..ood (See H o l"..oOd, PI •• )

Homestead (See Miami, Fl •. )

Indi.lafttic (See Brev.rd Co., "Fh.)

Indi.o H.rbour Beach (See Brevard Co .• Fh.)

Indian Ri..-u City (See Brevud Co. Pl•• )

Indi.o Rocks Be.ch (See Clearwater. Fla ) (See Jaclctonville, Fla.)

.cbonville Be.ch (See J .cksonyille, Fla.)

end.n (See MiamI, Fl •. )

Key Biscayne (See Miami Pia.)

Kissimmee (See Orlando-Winter Park, Fla.)

Lake Alfred (See Lakel.nd. Pia.)

Lakel.nd (See Lakeland Fl •. )

Lake Park (S« West p.lm Be.ch, Fla.)

Lake Worth (See West Palm Be.ch, Fla.)

LarKO (See Clearwater, Fla.)

tun (See Tampa. Fla .)

M.deira Beach (See St. Petersburg, Ft •. )

M.itland (See Orl:lndo-Winter Park. Pia .)

Malabar (Set Brev:ard CO' 1

M.ndarin (See J .claonvil e, Fh.)

M.l'8ate (See Ft. Lauderd.le Pia.

Melbourne (See Brevard Co Fla.

Melbourne Be.ch (5« Brevard Co. Fla )

Melbourne Shores (See Brn.rd Co•• Fla_1

Melbourne Villa«e (See Brevard Pia.

Merritt Island (See Brevard Co., ria )

Miami (See Miami. Fla .)

Miami Beach (See Mimu} FIa'l

Miami Shores (See MiamI Fla.

Miami Sprifl3$ (See M iami. P •. )

Mlcco (see B"fC"fard Co Fla .)

Milton (Sec Pensacol., Fla .)

Mims (Sec Brn'.rd Co•• Fla.)

MantiaJI !) (See T.Il.hassee. 'Fl •. )

Neptune Bnch (See Jackson";lIe, Fl •• ) ,

North Mi ami (S« Miami, Fl •. )

North MI amI (Stc MIami , Fla )

North Pdm Beach (See West Palm Buch, Fl •. )

Ocab (S« Ocala, Fl a.

Opa Locka (5« M iami, Fla .)

Orlando (S« Orlando-Winter Park, FhI.)

Pllm Bar (S« Brevard Co .• F la.)

Pllm iklch (S« WtSt Palm Beach, Fla.)

Pa lm Shom (Sec Brevard Co.)

P ass I. Grille: (Sec St. Pe:tt'rsburg)

P.U r ick APB (See Brevard Co., Ph:.)

Pffiucol:a (See Pc:nsacoli1, Fla.)

Pe rrine (See lofl.mi, Fl a.)

Pompano Beach (Sec Ft La uderdale. Fla.)

Po rt Malabar (S« Brevard Co., fb .)

Quincy (Set: T a ll .hassee, Fl a.)

Rcdin&ton Beach (Sec St. Pet ersburg. Fla.)

Redingto n Shores (St-c St. Petersbu rg. Pia.)

Ri v icu Iklch (See We-s t Palm Beach. Pia )

R ockledge (Sec Brevard Co., Fla .)

Rose l and (See Brevard Co., Fl •. )

St. Peters b u rg (See St. Petersb urg, Fl •. )

51 PCIC'rsburg Brach (See St. Petersburg. Fb .)

SatellIte Beach (See Brevard Co., Fla,)

Sebastian (Sec Brevard en., Fla )

Stbrin(t: (St-t Lakeland, Fb .)

Stroinolt H igh Scheal (See Cltarwattr, Fla. )

Scottsmort (5« Brevard Co.)

SImpleS (5« Brevard Co Fla.)

South Miami (5« M lJuni. Fl a.)

Surfsidt (See Miami FIa,)

T aliahaS5tt (Sec Tallah asset. Fla.)

T ampa (See T ampa, Fla .)

T empl e-T errace (5« T ampa. Fla .)

Titusvillt (Sec Brevard Co FIa _)

T reuurt Island (5«: St. Petersburg. Fh .)

V alka n a (Sec Brevard Co.)

Warrington (Stt Pensacol a, Fl a.)

WUt H o llywood (See H oll ywood , Fla )

Wes t Mel bourne (5«: Bre va rd Co., Pia .)

WeSl Mi ami (See Mi am i. Fl a.)

Club. and Chairmen

BirmlOgham, A la.-Mu T ab Butt)' 3800 Williamsburg Circle, Bir m Ingh am. Ah H untsvlllt, Ala.-M D. H K Doak, Jr.• 303 White Circlt, N.E., H unUvllle , A la. 35801

M ollJlt. Ala. - M rs. R H A llen, 45} 1 Kingswood Dr., M obIle. Ala. l6608

M on tgomel'l', Al a.- Mrs Fred Fl e tcher 2244 Rosemon t Dr Mon l omery A h. Muscl e Shoals. Are a- M rs. F W. Ashr. 11 \ Lockwood Dr., Sheffield. Al a.

T U$ca loosa. Ala. - M rs. N. R. J obt-, Jr 11 Woodridge. T usca loosa.

Al a. 3)40 1

Brevard Count)'. Fla .-Mrs H W. T. Collins. R P D. #3, Box 470, Merntt Island. Fla

Clearwater, Fla .-M n. Dan id WI Carlisle. 2079 Burniee Dr • Clearwater, Fh 33516

·DeLand, Pla .-MrS. J W. Kelly , Rt 2, Box 405, lkland Pia. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla .-}.frs J Hen derson. 2810 N E 41 st Ct., Fort I.aude rd ale , Fla. Gainesvi lle Fl a.- M IS. T C. frh 20 1 N W 29 th St., G.inesville, Fl a. n601

West Palm Ikach (See West Palm Btach. Fla .)

Williamsport (Stt Brevard Co.)

Windemtre (Stt Orland o-Wm ter Park. Fla. )

Winter Ha\en (Stt Lakeland. Fla.)

Winter Puk (See Orbndo·Wmter Park Fh.)

GEORGIA

Atlanta (5« Allanu. Ga.)

Brookhnen (5« Atl anta. Ga.)

Chamb l« (5« Atl anu. Ga.)

Colkgt Park (See Atlanta. Ga.)

Dentur (See Atlanta. Ga.)

East Point (Sec Atlan ta. Ga.)

H artville (5« Atlanta Ga.)

Marietta (Sec Atl an ta, Ga,)

Saod)' Springs (Sec Atl aoll, Ga.)

Savannah (5« Savanoah, Ga.)

Smyrna (S« Atlaota, Ga.)

T ucker (Ste Atl ao ta , Ga.)

l ad:sonville. Fla. Lakdand. Fla .- Mrs Robe rt C. Herndon, 2627 Collins A\e., Lake· hnd. Fla.

Miami. Fla.-Mrs. Geo ff rey HIli "00 S.W. 86 t h St MIami. Fla. Ocala-Marion. Fla .-Mrs J ack Clark. 2008 Wamdd Dr., Ocala, Fla. 32670

Orlando·Winter PHk Fla.-Mrs G. R H ill , 1]-18 Q ualley A\"C. , Orlando, Fl a. 32804

Pensacola. Fla. - M rs. A ndrew McCttlry, -127 lee St., Penn cola. Fla

St. Petersburg. Fla.-Mrs. Vincent S. I.az.ura , 128 1 Snell Isle Blvd .• St. Petersburg. Fla

Sarasota Count)'. Fl a.- M rs. C h arles Stephens. 2209 Boll8ainvillu, Sarasota. Fb.

T a ll ahass«, Fla.-Mrs. Ralph Smith. Rt 9. Box 8)0. T a ll ahassee. Fh 1230 1

T a mpa. Fla .-Mrs Frank PUe 933 S. H imrs , Tampa, Pi a. Atlanta G.1. - Mrs. D ougla s Etheridge, Langdon Dr ., Deca· t ur. G.1 Savannah, Ga. - I\f n. Robert Mill s , nz Mirno,a PI. , SavallJJah. G •.

H.l ll y ""'<I. Fh - Mu. R llrh H.1mm.1fl. 11 j South ,6 Terr • Ho I Iywood, Fla B02 1 \'('. P;llm Ouch, rJ,ll.-MIs. W. E, Mil!.:r, 2672 House Rd

J acKsonv ille Fla .- M rs. Thnmu Donahoo. 1800 Blvd .• W. Palm (kach. Fh

IOTA PROVINCE

ILLINOIS

Abingdon (Sec Gaksbuf3' III.)

Adams Cou nty (5«: Q UJllCY , Ill ,)

Aled o (Sec Mon mou t h. III.)

Alnandr r (Sec J ackso n ville. Ill.)

Alton (Set Alton·Edwardsvllle III.)

An t ioc h (Sec Lake County, III )

Arl i!'8ton H u (Sec Arlington Heights. Ill. )

A u ro ra (Set Pox Rivtr V a lley, Ill.)

A von (Stt A von·B ushnell. 11 1.)

Bauvi a (Sec Fox Ri ver Valley, III.)

Be a rd stown (5« Ill , )

Dement (Set Decatur. 11 1.)

Ikthalto (See Alto n -Edwardsvill e. 111.)

Beth a ny (Set Decatur, III.)

Serv.'yn (Sec O a k Park Rher Ill .)

Biggsvi llt (Sec M on mou th , III. )

Bl oomington (Sec Bloomington·Nonm l fll.)

Blue Island (Sec Chicago South. III.)

Bl ue Mound (Sec Decatu r, 11 1.)

Bondville (Sec Champaign Urbana , I ll.)

Brookfidd (5« Ch Icago West SubUlban, Ill. )

Bushne ll (5« A von Bushnell. III.)

Calumet C i ty (5« Hammond. I nd )

Camtron {5« Galesburg. 111.1

Canton (Sec Proria. Ill.)

Carthagt (Sec Quincy. III,)

Champaign (Sec ChampaIgn-Urbana. Ill.)

Chand lerville (Sec J acksonville. III, I

Chapin (Sec Jacksonville, III.)

Chie.ago (City schools south. st't Chicago South. Ill.. Other CIt)' schools. consult SUtt Rte Chmn. Suburban ChIcago. see Chio,o West Surbum.an, South Subur·

ban C h icago, or Oak Park·RI"er Fu rest and North Shoti!', III , I Chicago He ights (5«: South Suburban ChicairO. Il l.)

Chillicothe (Sec Peo ri a, 111.1

C l arendon Hill s (5«: H insdale Township. 111.)

Coal VallI!")' (Sec T ri·Cit)'. 111. )

Concord (Set Jacksonville. III.)

Con,ltrus Park (5« ChICago West Subur· ban, III.)

Crete (Sec South Suburban Chicl8o, 11 1.)

Decatur (Sec Decatur 11 1.)

Deerfield (Set North S hore Ill. )

Des Pl a ines (5« Park Ridge- Des Plaines. III )

Dolton (See South Suburban ChiCl,o. lit)

Do""ners Grove (5«: H Insdale T " nshlp. 111 )

Eu t Ahon (Ste Ah on· Ed w ardsv ille, Ill.)

Eas t M o line (Stc Tri ,C Ill ' III.)

E:15I Peoria (Stt Peoria. I I.)

Edwardsville (Sec "hon·Edwardsvllle. Ill.)

Elk Grove (Set Ari inll ton He ig h ts, 111 )

Elmhurst (Sec DuPage County, 111.)

Elm",'ood (5« Oak Pui.:: Rnrr Fm· est, III .)

EVinston (5« North Shore , Jr., III.)

E'ergreen ParK (See Chic.(t:o South, I II.)

Farmmgton (See Prona. 111.)

FI,)ssml)Or (S« Snuth Suburban Chongo, 111.)

F\ltest Park (See Ollk Park Ri\er Forest III. ) Fox Lake (Sec l.IKt County. 111.)

Frankfort (Set Jnllet, 111.)

Galesburg (Sec GJlC'Sbura. JlI.)

Geneva (Sec Fox Ri \er V alin. III.)

GlencOle (Set North Shore. Ill.)

Clen Ellyn (Set DuPa!le County. Ill.)

Glenview (Sec North 1, r 11 1.)

Godfrey (Sec A lton·Ed",·ardsvdle. III )

Grayslake (See Lake County. 111.)

Greenview (Sec Springfield. II I.)

H ami lton (Set §Eincr, 1111

H annibal (See uincy, III ) 1!")' (5« Sou t Suburban ChicalEo, Ill .)

H azd emil (Sec South Suburban ChiCl,O, Ill. )

H ig hland Park (Sec North Sho re III 'I

H insdale (See H insda le T ow ns h ip, II .)

Homewood (See South Suburban Ch icago. III. )

Jacksonville (Sec / acksonvi lle III .)

Tnl iet (See J nllet. II.)

Keni! "" orth (See North Shore. II I.)

Ki rkwood (Sec Mo nmouth. III.)

K noxville (Stt Galrsburg. 111.)

La Gunge (Sre Chicago West Suburban, 111.)

t ake Bl uff (Sec Lak e County , III.)

Lake Fo rtSt (Sec North Shore, III .)

bnsing (Sec Hammond. Ind ) (Sec Lake County, III.)

J.incolnwood (See No. Shore. Jr III .)

Littlt Y n rk (Sec Monm<)Ulh. 111.1

Lockport (Sec J o liet, III .)

Lombard (Sec DuPage rl)unty, 111.) (Sec Decatur, Ill.)

Mahomet (Set Champai(t:n ·UrbJna, III

Manhattan (Set J o liet. III )

Maquon (Srr Galesburg. 111.) (Set OaK Parl,Ri\er Fvrr't. III. )

Melrose Park (Set Dale: Pule: -Riv er Porest. III .)

M ilao (Sec Tri ·City. 111.)

M inoou III .)

M okena (Set o liet IlL!

M oline (See ri.City. II )

Monmoutb (Sec M onmouth. JlL )

M orN (Sec J oliet. 111.1

M orton (Sec Peoria. II .)

M o rt on G rove (Set No. Shore, J r , 111. )

Mt . Prospect (Sec Arl ington Heia hts. JlI.)

Mt. Zion (Sec Ocatur, 111.)

Moweaqua (Sec Decatur. 111 )

M undelei n (Sec Lake County, I11.l

Naperville (Set Chicalo West uburban, III.)

New bedin (Sec Springfield, 111.)

Parle Pomt (See South Suburban Oicalo , 111.)

Parle Rid&e (See Patle Rlda;e·Dcs Plaines, 111.)

Pekin (Sec Peoria. 111 )

Peoria (Sec Peoria. 111.)

Peoria fi ts. (See Peoria m )

Petersburg (Sec Sprinpeld, 111. )

Pittsfield (Sec Quincy. III .)

Pl ainfield (Sec J ol iet, 111.)

Pleasa nt Pla ins (Sc-c S-pringfield , Ill.)

Port Byton (See Tri·City. m .)

Prospect HCJI; hU (Sec ArlIngton Heiahts, III )

Q ui ncy (See Quincy, lIl.)

Rant oul (See Champaign·Orbana. III,)

Raritan ( See M onmou th..! III )

St. Charles (Sec Pox River Valley, 11 1.)

$calon {See Monmouth. Ill .!

Si l vis (Sec Tri-City, II !. )

ShelbYVIlle (See DecJ.tu.r, II .)

Sleokie (Sec No. S ho re, r 111.)

South Ho llaod (Sec South Suburban Ch ;ca· go, 111. )

Springfield (See Spriogfield, III,)

T lylorville (Sec Decatur, Ill .)

Tho rto n (See So. Suburban ChiCiItO! T o lona (See Champailn Urba oJ. , III

Urbana (Sc-c ChampJ.ign ·Urbana, III

Villa Parte (Sec DuP-.:e County, III.

Virginia (Sec Jackson YllIel III.)

Washington (See Peoria , II )

Waule:eaan (See Lale:e Co .• III.)

Wenona (See Peoria. 111.)

New Lenox (Sc-c J Olietl III .)

Niantic (See Decatur, II.)

Nilc.s (Sec No. Sh ore, Jr III.)

Normal (Sec Bloomington Normal, IlI'1

Rive rdale (Sec Soulh ;:,uburban ChiealO, III )

River (Sec Oale Park. River Porest. Ill. )

Western Springs (Sec Chicago West Subu r· ban or Hinsdale Townshi p , llI 'l

Westmont (See Chicllo West uburbJ.n, III. )

Northbrook (See North Jr.• III. Northfield (5«: N o rth Sh ore! In .)

Da le: Broole lr Hinsdale . II .)

O ak Lawn See Cbicago Sou th III )

Oak Park ( Oak. Puk River III. Olympia FIelds (Sec Sou th Suburban , C hi · c-.o Ill .)

Oouaw'b (St-c Burlington Iowa)

Orland Park (Sc-c Chic-.o South. m .\

Palltine (Set ArliDJton Heights , III. Palos Park ISee ChlcqO South, 111 '1 Palos Hts Sec Chicaao South. 111.

Riven ide (See Chicaa:o West Suburban, Ill .)

RocJcford. (See Rockford, III.)

Rocle: Island (Sec Tri ·City, III.)

Rolling Mead ows (Sec Arli naton H eiah 1s, 111.)

(Sec J aduonville, 111. )

R oscoe (Sc-c Rockford , III. )

Rosev ille (Sec M onmou th III.)

Roxanna (Sec: Alton·EdwlldlVilie III.)

Rush ville (See J aclcsonville Ill .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Alton·Edwlldsville, JII .-( Altoo. and Godfrer) Mrs. C. D

McLa in , 700 State St Alton. III (Edwlldriillc) Mrs WaYDe

B Cox:, 213 S. Charles 51.• Edwardsville. III

Arl ington Heiahts. Ill.- Mrs. Ed. G Gra tzer, 73' S. R Idge. Ar· linston Hcishts , Ill. 6000,

A von·Bushnell, Ill (Libbie Brook: Gaddis Alum Oub)-Mrs. Oon Smith, Bushnell, Ill.

Bloom ina ton-No rmal Ill,- Mrs. Nanette Groves, la06 E. J ackson St., BlOom ing ton , Ill Champailn·Urbana, II I.- Mn Donald R. Gales, 610 W OhIO Urbana, III. Chiea,o, Soulh lI \.-Mrs. R C. Scheidl, 10414 S. Lolli Wood, ChIcago Ill

C hicago-West Suburban, II I.-Gcne ral Chairman: Mn. J. G Coo· per, Jr .• 4111 Howard Ave., Western Sprinas. Ill ( Ri vcnide·Brooldield)- Mrs Gt-ora:e H. Crane, Jr.• 14 3 1 Blan· chan Ave " LaGrange, Parle. III. (LaGrange)-Mn. D. E Rossiter, 94 N. D rex el A ve , LaGrao&e. III. (LaGra"fe P ark) Mrs. T D K ratt. 407 N. Dover. LaGranae Park. II. (Western Sprinas)-Mrs J ames T. Wilsoo. 1307 Reid St ., Weskm Sprinv, III. (Napcrville)-Mrs, Kenneth Bath, 60 S Huffman, Naperyille, Ill

Dcc:atur, Ill .- Mn ROSc:r Q uialet 2,6 A ustin. Dcc::atur. JlI. Du Page County, III (Nina Hims Alleo Al um Oub)-Mrs. L. Lilliston. 2" Main St•• GleQ Ellyn, Ill 60137, Glen Ellyn and Lombard-Mn R Champion, 8}7 Washington. Elmhurst , Ill Elmhunt Villa Pule.

JUino;' Fox Rinr Valley-Mrs Robert Watson 622 Downer PI .• Aurora, III. , fo r A urora; and Mrs Donald d.rk, 427 North Ave.. BataVIa, Ill. fot Batayia Geneva. and St. Charln. Galesburg II I.-M rs. William H ofliday, }47 Ken wicle Dr., Gales· bu!X III 61401 H insdale, III ,- Mn. Paul Coulll1ip, "'19 Rid&e Ave., dltendon Hills, III

Jaduon.ille, I11. - M rs. Jean Spencer, 310 Woodland. J acksonville,

MINNESOTA

Anoka (Set Minneapoli., Minn .) Bloomington (Sec Minneapolis, Minn.) Burnsyille (Sc-c Mlnne-apol is! Mmn .) Cotugewood (Sec Minnelpo is, Minn 'l Coon Rapids (See Minneapolis, Minn. Deephaven (See Minneapolis l Minn .) Duluth (See Duluth, MInn .-Superior, Wise ) East Grand Forles (Sec Grand Porb, EdinaN.D.)(See Minneapolis, Minn.)

Excelsior {Set MinMalJ()!Js. MI nn.) Hoplins (Sec MinOCllpolis. Minn) Lana Lake (Sec Minneapolis. Minn.) Minocapolis (Sc-c Minneapt>irs MInn .) M innetoolca (Sec Minneapolis. M inn.) Mahtomedi (Sft St. Paw. M inn.\ Mound (Sft MioDCJ.poJis. Mino

Wheaton (See Milton Township, JlI.\ (Sec Arlingto n Heishu , III.

Whitehall (Sec J ackSOnv ille , Ill .)

Wilmette (Sec North Sho re, Ill .)

Wilminglon (5tc' J oliet, III.)

Winchester (Sec Jaclcsooville 111.)

Winnetka (Sec North Shore, 111.)

Winthrop H uboI' (See lake Cou.nty. m.)

Wood River (Sec Alton -Edw ardnille, III.)

Worth (Sec Chicaao South, III.)

Zion (See Lake County, Ill.)

III. 626,0

J oliet, ilL- M rs Wm. A. Meadows, Rom eo Rd • R R #1. Locle· port. 111.

Lake County. II I.--'Mn. Warren SIIS, 311 Dralee, Libertyville, Ill

Milton T ownship-M rs. Owiah l Early. 82, James. Wheaton. III. Monmouth, JII.- Mn. Robert Grier, 111 2 ust Third Avr , Mon· mou th, III 6 14 62

North Shore, III.-(Wil mette, Kenilworth N o rthfield) M rs. George Coas wcll 1046 Rd .• Wilmette , III 6009t (WiMctXa, Glencoe) Mn Pranle Reichelderfer. J IO Walnut, Winrxth , III. 60(9) (Deerfield) Mn. Fra nk H H anJCom b, 1420 Trail Riv· erwoods, Deerfield II I. 600 1' (Hiahllnd Pa rk) M rs. Elmore Murp hy, ts9 Pierce Rd .• H igh lan d Park Ill. 6003' (Lalee F omt) M rs. Rovert L. Sanden , 321 W. Onwmtsia Rd ., Lake Forest, Ill. 6004' North Shore. J r., Ill.- (Evanston) Mrs _ Glenn Pirrong, 2817 Ela in Rd .• Evanston, Ill. (Northbrook, Glenview,) M n. H oward Brrnton. 2012 Thomwood, Nortbbroolr::, III

Dale Park·River Pomt. III.-Mrs. F rank Jr., 7"'2 Franklin. River Forest III. 6030' Park RidJr:e Dcs Plaines, Ill. - M n. M o lly O. Wiggins, "'38 Mea· cham x'Ye.. Park R idle. II I. 60068. and Mrs. M. Wm. H anck. 1072 J CJ.nnette A ve Des Plaines, UJ. 600 16

Peoria, lll.-Mn Neil T ouslC1, 60, lndia.n Circle, E. Peoria. 111. 61611

Ouint;)', ilL- Mi ss Enid lreb nd, 1627 Mel fQ5t , Q uinCYI Ill. 1Yxkf0rd. III.- Mn. Danid A Lon&neck.er 2"' 10 Pinccllop Pkwy. RocIcford , III. 61108

South SuburiNn. Chicago. IIl .-MtJ. J Stanley Oarle. 1307 OJ.k · mont Ave Flossmoor, Ill. Sprif\Afield Ill.- Mrs. Ernest Purnell, 1302 Leland. Springfield, Ill. 62704

Tti ·City. I1l. - Mrs J ama A 601·4,th St., Moline. III. fo r I llinois and Mn. Richard WOodard 2131 JctwJ RidJc Rd ., Davenpon . Iowa for Iowa .

KAPPA PROVINCE

Orono (Set M in neapoli s Minn .)

Richfield lSee Minncapo{is, Minn )

RobbinsdJ. e (Sec Min neapolis, Minn .)

Roseville (Sec St p.uJ, Minn .! St. Louis Park (Sec Minncapo is. Minn _)

SI. Pau l (Sec St P au l , Minn.)

ShJ.1copcc (See Minneapolis, Minn )

WafZata (Sec MinocJ.polis , Min n.)

WhIte Bear Lake (See St. Paul , M inn.)

NORm DAKOTA

Gilly (Sec Grand FOWl N.D.)

Grand Forks AFB Sec Grand Forles, N.D.)

Grand Forb (See Gra.nd Forles, N.D.)

WISCONSIN

Applctorl (See Fox Riyef Valier, Wix.)

Bayside (Sec Mil waukee, Wise.)

Beloit (See Bel oit. Wise.)

Brookfield (Sec: WiJC.)

Butlcr (Sec Wise.)

Cedarburg (Set Milwauleee, WiJC.)

Cudah, (See Milwauleee. Wise.)

DcIJ.Yan (Sec Bel oi t, Wise'l

Ellchorn (See Beloit Wise

Elm Grove: (Sec M ilwaulctt. WIK ) Fo:a Point (See M ilwaulccc. WiK.)

Glendalc (Sc-c WiK )

Hales Comen (Sec Wise ) (Sec Beloit. Wiae.)

Kaulcauoa (Sec Poa: River V alley. WiK.)

Kimberly (Sec Fox Ri ftr Valley Wi.sc )

Lalcc GcDC't'a (See Beloit, Wise \ Little Chute (Sec Fox Ri vet V alley. Wise.)

M.dison (See M adison. Wise.)

Mcouha ( Sec Fox Rittl V alley. Wise.)

(Sec M ilwaukee Wise.)

N«n.1h (Sec Fox River V.lley, WISC.) River Hills (Sec Mtlwauktt:: Wise.)

Rockton (Sec Beloit Wise., St Frances (Sec Mi(waukee, Wise.! Shorewood (Sec M il uk«, Wise. South Milwaukee (See Milwaukee. Wise.) (See Duluth. M inn Superior, Wise.)

ThitnJvill e (Sec Milwaukee. wise'l Wauwatosa (Se-e Milwaukee. Wise West AII,$ (Sec Milw.uker Wise. Whitefish Bay (Sec Milw,ukcoe:. WISe.)

CANADA

Calgary, Alta. (See eal&ary Alu. Canada) Edmonton. Ada. (Sec Edmonton. Alu. Dnada) Southern Alta. (See Calgary, Alta, Cana· d.)

Charleswood. Manitoba (Sec Man. Canada) East Kildonln. Manitoba (See Winnipeg, Man. Canld.)

Fort Garry. Mmitoba (See Winnipeg. Man. CanJda) Norwood. Manitoba (Sec Winnipeg. Min. Canada)

Clubs and Chairmen

St. &nUa«. Manitoba (See Winnipeg, Man. Canada)

St. James, Manitoba (Sec Winnipeg, Man. Canada)

St. Vital, Manitoba (See Man Canada) Tr&rucon', Manitoba (5« Winnipeg. Man. Canada) Tuxcdo. Manito ba (Sec Winnipeg, Man. Canada) West Kildonan, Maniloba (Sec Winnipeg, Man. Canada)

Winnipeg. Manitoba (Sec Winnipeg. Man C.nada)

Duluth·Superior. Wis.-Mrs. J ohn Z. Dahl, }601 E. 4th, D uluth. tie Chute) Mrs. Ke nneth Roloff, 13)1" Taylor St, Kauluun •. Madison, Wis.-Mrs P.ul M. Berge, 4336 Hillcrest Circle, M adi· son , Wis. H70' Minn "804 Minnc<lpolis, Minn.-Mrs , teon Cook. 4}86 Macka., Ave., Minnc· .pollS, Minn. Mil ukee. Wis.-Mrs. Jent G. Allen, 814 E. Sylvan A\'e., Mil· w.ukee, Wis. H217 St. Paul. M inn.-Mrs. Cliff Wt\h. 26·1) Ro th Place. White Bear Lake. Minn. Calgary, Alta, Can.da- Mrs. C. K. Kempstoo, 4}16 Coronati on Or. S.W .• Cal,ary. Albert., Canada Grand forb. N.D.-Mrs. Curtis Magnuuon, 2207 South 12th St Gt'lnd Forks. N.D. Edmonto n, Alta, Canada-Mrs. J. H. van de Sande. 980'·77 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta, C.n.d.

Bel o it. Wis.-Mrs. Samut\ J. Donato. It42 Milwaukee Rd., Be· loit. Wis. BHt

Fox River Valler\ Wis.-(Applcton) Mu. Richard Uehlmg, '07 E. Byrd St Appleton, Wu. (Neenah, Men asha) Mrs. J ohn W. Davis , 624 O'uary St .• Neenah. Wis. (Kaukauna, Kimberly , Lit·

ARKANSAS

Alma (Sec Fort Smith, Ark.)

Almuld (See Oscwla. Ark .) Augusta (See Newport. Ark )

Bauxi te (Sec Little Rock, Ark.)

Blytheville (See Osceola. Ark.)

Benton (See Little R ock, Ark .) Burdette 15« Oscenla, Aric ' l

Camden (Sec Camden. Ark (Sec Grand Prline, Ark.)

OeQueen (5«' Texark.1na, Ark Tn.)

DeWitt (See Grand Praine. Ark .) EI Dorado (Sec El Dorad o, Ark ) Etowah (Sec Osceola. Ark .)

Fayetteville (Sec Fayetteville Ark .) Port Smith (Sec Fort Smith. Ark.)

Hazen (See Gnnd Prairie Ark .) Hope (See: Texarkana, Ark .·Tex.)

Jackson ville (See Little Rock. Ark ) l.cachville (See Osceola, Ark .) Little Rock (Sec Little Rock. Ark.) Lonoke (Sec tiltle Rock, Arlc .) Luxon (Sec Osceola. Ark )

Magnolia (Sec Tcx arbna, Ark .·Tex Manila (Sec Osceola, Ark l

Newport (See Newp4')rt, Ar .) N o rth Littie Rock 15« Little R ck, Ark.)

Osceola (See Oseeo a. Ark )

Ouric (See Fort Smith, Ark .) Puis (Sec Fort Smith. Ark .) Pine Bluff (Sec Pine Bluff. Ark)

Prescott (See Tcxulc.lna. Arlt.·T ex.)

Rogers (Sec Fayetteville, Aric )

Scott (Sec lillie Rock Ark .) Sherrill (See Pine Bluff, Ark .) Sil(l;lm Sprinl!s (Sec Fayetteville. Ark ) Springdale (Sec Arlc.)

Stulliart (Sec Grand Prairie. Arlc. ) Texarbna (Sec Texarkana, Arlc.·Tu.)

Tuckerman (See Newport. Arlc.)

VJn Bureo (See Fort Smith. Ark.)

LOUISIANA

Aluandria (See Alexandria, La .)

Baker (5« Baton Rouge. La )

Batnn ROUle (See Baton Rouge L<I.)

BulrOp (Sec M onroe, La .)

Belcher (Sec Shrevep,lrt. La.)

Benton (See Shm't'port, La )

Bouier City (See Shreveport La )

Boyce (See Alexandria. La.)

Rl''lkit" (Sec Alcxandria, La .) (henyville (See Alenndria, ta.)

Columbia (Sec Monroe. La.)

Covingtnn (Sec New Orlnn s. La

Delhi (Sec Monroe. I.a .)

Denham Springs (Sec Baton Rouge. 1..,11.)

Dc Ridder (See Lake Charles, La.)

Winnipeg, Man. CanadJ-Miss Jean Skinner, 724 Rherwood Winnipeg 19, Manitoba, CanadJ .nd Committee :. Miss CJrolyn Munn. 6' H ull Ave.• •• nd M us Gad Blo\Ootr. n Inman St .• Wmnipeg.

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Dixie (See Shrt\'tPOrt. La.)

Greenwood (5«: Shreveport. La.)

J ennings (Sec Chule!o, Lit.)

la Compte (Sec Alexandria, La.) (5« Lahyette. La .)

Lakc Charles (See Lake Cbarles, La.)

Leesville (See Aleundria, La , ) Metairie (See Ne.,. O rleans. t.a.)

Monroe (Sec Mor.roe, La.)

Napoleonville (See Ne Orleans. La.)

Ne Orleans (See Ncw Orleans, La.)

Oakd.le (Sec Aleundria, J.a.)

Pineville (Sec Alexandria. La,)

Port AlIcn (5« &to n Rouge. La .)

Port Sulphur (See New Orle.1ns, l.1.)

R2yville (Set: Monroe, La )

Ruston (Sec M onroe. l.1.)

St. Frlncisville (See Baton Rougc, La.)

Shreveport (Sec Shreveport. La.)

Vivian (See Shte\eport. La.)

Wehh (See take Charles, La.)

Zachary (Sec Baton Rouge, La.)

MISSISSIPPI

BatesVille (Set: University, Miss .)

Columbia (See Hattiesbu rg Mi55.) (Set: Ni55issippi Della) (Sec Mi55issippi DeJII)

Cru{ter(See Mluissippi DeltJ)

Grttnvdle (See NisStSsippi Delta) Greenwood (5« MissiSSippi Delli)

Grenada (5«: Un,, ersity. Mi55.)

Hatt iesburg CStt Hattiesburg. Miu,)

Ind ianola (Set: Missi55ippi Ddta) Hattiesburg and l tea wlthm }O m les (Stt HAttiesburg. 1>!Iss.)

H olly Springs (Set- Miss.)

Jackson and artl within }O miles (See Jackson. Miss )

I.eland (Set: Mi uissi pl?i Delta)

Merigold (See MissiSSippi Delta)

Oxford (See University, Miss )

P <lrt Gibson (See Vicksburg, Miss .)

Ro llin,:rork (Stt Vicksburg, Mi ss.)

Rosedale (Sec MlnissipJ)i Delta)

ShJW (See MiSSISsippi Delta)

Sidon (Set: MissilSippi tAha)

Sumner, (Set: Ml uisslp pi Delta) (See University , Miss.) (See Viduburg, Mis.! )

YlZOO City (See MISSIssippi Delta)

MISSOURI

Ander5(ln (Sec Tn State. Mo.)

Aurora (Sec Spri",field Mo.)

Ruter Sprin&s (See Tri State, Mo. )

Blue Springs (Sec KanSJS City, Mo.)

Bolivar SprinBfieJd, Mo.)

Brentwood (Sec St. Louis. Mo.)

Carthagc (Set: Tri,SIJle. M o.)

Cbyton (Sec St. Lou is. Mo.)

Columbia (Sec Columbia. M il.)

Crestwood (Sec St. Louis, M'I .)

C're\e Coeur (Sec St. 1.01.115. Mo.) «(;ee r:hy.Pl:!tte COlin· ties, Mo )

Fef8uson (Set: SI. l.ouis, Mo ,)

Florissant (See St l.OUIS. Mo .)

Fursyth (Sec Spnn"held. Mo,) frontenac (Sec St. LouIS. Mo.)

Gladstone (Sec Clay.PI.me Counties, Mo.)

Glendale \See St Lnu ls. M n.)

Grain Val er (Stt Kansas City, Mo.)

Grandview Sec Kansas City. Mo.)

Hazelwood (See St I.OUIS, Mo.)

Hickman Mills (See Kansu City, Mo.)

Independcnce (Stt Kanus City, Mo.) City (See Jeffe rson City. Mo.) oplin (Sec Trl·State, M o.) ansas City. (Stt Kans.as City. Mo and Kansas City. Kan.·Mu Province

Kansas City North (See day. Platte Coun· ties. M o.) (lncludcs zone # 's: '2. 17. 60, 19. ", H. 66. )0, n. 63 , 16 ttl. 18. )8. '6, 6'. 67. ' 1, '4. 64.)

Kearney (See Clay·Pbtk Counties. M o.)

K irkwOod (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Ladue (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Lamar (See Tri ,S late Mo.)

Lee ' s Summit (See Kans.as City, Mo.)

I.iberty (5« Clay. Platte Counties, Mo.) (Stt St. Louis. M o.)

Maplewood (Stt St. Louis. Mo,)

Marshfield (Sec Springfield, Mo.)

Marthasville (Stt St Louis, Mo.)

Monett (See Tri -S late. Mo.)

Neosho (See Tri-State, Mo .)

Normandy (Set: St. Louis, Mo.)

Oli,·ette (5« St Louis. Mo.)

Ourk, (Sec Springfield. Mo.)

Parkville (Sec Clay-P lalte Counties, Mo.)

Plaue City (Sec Clay Platte Counties, Mo )

Rayto wn (See Kansas City. Mo.)

Richmond HIS. (See 51. Louis. M o.)

sbury (5« St. Louis. Mo.)

St. Ann (See St. Louis. Mo )

SI. Chules (Sec St. I.ouis. Mo.)

St J oseph (5« Sf. Jrueph, M o.)

St, LOU1S (See St. Louis Mo.)

Sprinl!field (S« Sprinafield. Mo.)

Smlthvillc (See Clay. Platte Counties. Mo.)

UnlVt!rsity City (Sec St. I.ouis, M o. )

\X/aiso n Woods (Sec St. Louis M o.)

Webster (See St. Louis, M o. )

Wheatoo (See Tri Sute, Mo.)

Clubs and Cha irmen

-Camden. A,k .-MrJ. C. H. oi-i-i Age Ave. S.W., Cam· den, Ark. EI ArIc .-Mrs john H. Yocum, 901 N. Madison. EI J)o. rado, Ark. 71730

J_claon, Mi -Mrs. Harold Peters. 624 Lauocdot Rd .• Jackson , Miss. MiSSissippi Delta- Mrs Robert WiIli2tD500. 6 Woodlawn, Yazoo City, Miss. Fayetkville, Ark.-Mrs. j ack Audrain, 208 N. Church, Fayette· ville, Ark Fort Smith, Atlc.-Mn. Robert Turner, Jr., Bioi Hendricb 8vd

Uniyerslty, Miss.---Cbristinc Oraicc, 110 H ickory St., Oxford. M iss.

Clay.>M"Platte Counties, Mo.-Mrs. J ohn 1. Neal. 4002 E. 49th Turace No•. KIOUS City. Mo. 64119 Fort Smith, A rk. 72901 Grand Praine. Ark.-Miss jane Barris, 1000 Sou th Maple St., Stuttgart. A,k. 72160 little Roclc. Ark.-Mrs. William Humphries, Jr ., 38 Be,'erl, PI., Little Rock Ark.

Columbia, Mo.-MIss Nancy Tlylor, 1312 BaSI Ave., Columbia, M o ]dfcNOri City. Mo.-Mn. A R. Trippcnsce. 1418 Green Berry Rd., Jdfctson City Mo. Newport. Aric.-Mrs. Alcorn Mino r, Sr., 717 Walnut St., New · port. Ark. Osceola·Blytheville. Ark. - Mrs. J im Tompkins, 90' Brolldm oo r.

K.uuu City, Mo.::.sft also Kansas Citro Kin. iisting- Mu P roy· ince

(Gencr:l1 Chairman) Mrs R obert M. Mlthcws, 66H Woodson Dr., Shawnee Mi ssion, Kin 66202 Blytheville, Ar k., and Mrs. Dane Fer8us, HO W. Semmes, Os · ceoh Arlc P ine Bluff, Arlc.-Mrs. Leo Trulock, 1721 Beach, Pine Bluff, Ark. Texarkana, Ark (Olivia SmIth Moore Alum Club) Mrs. Ja ck E, Tria. 14 2 1 Pecon St., Tnarkana, Tex.

(Kansas Alpha) Mrs Dean W. Graves, HZ8 West 67th St Shawnet: Missi on, KIn. 66208 (Kansl' Beta) Mrs Stuart D Mitchelson 68}) Woodson. Over· land Park, KIn. 66204 Alexln(lria, La .-M rs. Prank Danie l. 2269 Hill St., Alnandria, Louisi.na Baton Rouge, La.- Mrs. A 1. Barbe" Jr., 1413 Pollard Parkway.

(MislOuri Alpha) Mrs. Thnmas H Pl unkett, 10606 West 89th Tertlee, Ovcrllnd Park , Kan. (Other CoUe8eJi Kansas Residence) Mn. P. Vera, Hn Tom a hawk Ra ., Prairie Villa,e, Kan. Baton Rou&e, La. Lafayette, La.-Mrs. Richlrd D. Chlppuis. 112 Keller. lafayette, Charles. La.-Mrs. Robert T. j acques, H I East 51., lake Charles, La.

(Other Clllq:es, Missouri RleSldence) Mrs , BryaDt Bames, 2116 West 'Oth Terr" Shawnee Mis.sion, Kan 6620'

St, joseph , Mo.-M rs , Henry Bayer, jr.• 3006 Miller Rd " St. j o. seph. Mo. 6,UO, -Monroe la.-Mrs. S, P. Nicbols 1046 P.rk Ave., Monroe, lao New Orleans. La.-Mn. WillIam it Roberts, 301 Ave .• E.• Me· tairie, La. 70005 and vice<hnn. is Mrs. E Stewart Maunsdl, JJ , 1222 Third SI., Ne Orle.OJ, La. 70130 Shreverort-Mts J. P Atkinson, 8)8 Audubon, Shreveport, La. 7110'

St. louis, Mo.-Mrs. Robert Griffith, 1})6 Brcc:zeridge Dr., St Louis. Mo. 63131 Sprin.c6eJd, Mo.-Mrs. Edwin C. Rice, Jr., 2266 SpnnslleJd, Mo. Trj·Stak" Mo.-Mrs. HaJ Patterson, '20 Connor, Joplin, M o. 6480 1 Hlttlesburg. MiH .-Mrs W. A Thomson, 403 So. 37th AYe., HlttiesbutJ', Miss. 39-101

Vicksburs. Miss.- Mrs. Robert I.." 601 Klein, Vick.tbutJ'. Miss.

IOWA

Altoon (See [)es Moines, l ow.)

Ames (Sec Ames. Iowa)

Ankeny (See [)es Moines, Iowa) Bettendorf (See T,i·Cil,., 11 1.)

Boone (Sec Ame.s, 10 / Buffalo (See T ri·City. II )

Burlington (See Burlington. JOWl) Carlisle (See Indl ano ll, Inw.) Carthage. III. (See Burlington, 10wl) Cedar Falls (See Waterloo llc Cedar Falls, Iowa/ Colby See Western, KIn.)

Colo (See Ames Iowa)

Coralville (See Iowa City, Jow.) Counci l Bluffs (See Council Blulfs, Iowa) Danville (Sec MI. Pleasanl, Iowa)

Daftnport (Sec Tri-Cityl..JII .) Des Moines (See: Des Moines. low .) Ft. Madison (See BurliOlton, low.)

Goodl.nd lSee Western, KAn.)

Indi.nola See In dianola, Iowa) low. City See Iowa City, Iowa) Johnston (See Des Moines low.) (See Tri ·City, 111 .)

M.drid (See Ames, fo ....a)

Malvern (Sec Council Buffs. lo'f'(l) Marion (See Cedar Rspicb, 10W \ Mt Pleasant (Sec Pleasant, Iowa

Mr. Union (See Mt. PleUlnl, OWl)

NeVAd. (See Ames, low./ New London (See Mt P tasant, Jowa) North Liberty (See Iowa City, low.)

Old. (Sec Mt. Pleasant, Iowa)

Oquawka (See Burlington. 10WII Pleasant Valier (See Tri·City, J1 .) Salem (See Mt Iowa)

Swedesburg (See Mt. Pleasant, low.)

Story City (See Ames, Jow.) (Sec Council Bluffs. Iowa)

Heiahts (Sec Iowa Citr, Iowa)

Urbandale /Se:e Des Moines, l ow.)

W.terloo Sec Waterloo llc Cedar Falls, low.)

Wesl Des: Moines (Sec Des Moines, lowl)

MU PROVINCE

KANSAS

Suter Spri"Rs (See T,j·Stlte, Mo.)

Bethel (See Kansas City, K.n.)

Bonner S,p.:rings (See K.nsas City Kan.)

Ch.Bin (See Western Kan.)

Co lumbus (See Tri·SI te, Mo.)

Dub,. (See Wichita, Kan.)

Dighton (See Western Kan.)

DOwns (See Western K.n.)

Edwardsville (Sec Kansas City. Kan.)

Ellin ood (See Weskrn Kan.)

Ellis (See Weskrn Kan.)

Ellsworth (See Western KIn .)

Empori./See Kansas City, Kan.)

Fairway See Kansas City, MD.)

Garden City (See Weskrn Kan .)

Great Be:od (See Western KIn .)

Ha,., (Sec Western Kan .)

Ha,.mlle (See Wichita. Kan.)

Hill City (See WIeSte'rn Kan.)

Hoisington (See Western Kin.)

Holton (See T ope:ka ,Kan.)

Hoxie (See Western I'\..In.)

Hutcbinsoo (See: Hutcbiruon, Kan.)

Kansas City (Sec Kansa. City. Kan. and KarLSas City, Mo, Lambda Province) /See Western KIn .)

laCrosse: Sec Weskrn Kan .)

Lamed (5« Weskrn KIn )

Lawrmce (See LaWmlce, Kan.)

Leavenwo rtb (See lawrence, Kan .)

Leawood (Sec Karuas City, Mo.)

Lenexa (Sec K.nsas City. Mo.)

Lincoln (5« Western KIn.)

LyOrLS (See Weskrn Kan .)

Manbatt.n (See Kan.)

Maple Hill (Sec Topeka, n.)

McCracken (Sec WleStern Kan.)

Miuion (See Kanus City, Mo .)

Merriam (See Kamas City, Mo.)

Muncie (See Kansas City. Kan.)

Ness Ci1; (Sec Western Kat: .)

Norton Sec Western Kan.)

OaJder See Western Kan , )

Olathe (Sec Kansas City, Mo.)

Osborne (Sec Western Kan .)

Ottawa (See La Kan.)

Overl.nd Park (See Kanus City, Mo.)

Palco (See Western Kan.)

Parsons (See Tri·State, Mo.)

Phillipsburg, (See Western Kan .)

Plains (See SOuth estern. }(an.)

Plainville (See Western KanJ

Pomona (See Kan

Pra irie Vill age (See Kansas ity' , Mo.)

Putt (See Western Kan )

Quiver. (See Kansas City, Kan.)

Russell (See Western Kan.)

Scotl City (See Western Ktn.)

Shawnee (See Kansas Ci!'Y, Mo.)

Shawnee Missi on (See Kans.,. City, Mo.)

Silver lake (See Topeka, Kan.)

Smilh Center (See Western Jean.)

Stafford (See Wf'Stcm Kan.\

Stockton (See Weskrn KIn.

Tonglnone (See LaWmlce, Kan.)

Topeka (See Topeka, Kan.)

Turner (See Kansas Cityl Kan .)

Valier Cmkr (See WichIta, Kan.)

Waktcney (Seoe Western Kan.)

WestwooCl Hil.lJ (See Kansas City. Mo.)

Wichita (See Wichita, Kan.)

WiJlia.ms5urz (See lawrence, Kan )

Wilson (See WHkm Kan .)

NEBRA.SKA

Bay.rd (See Panhandle, Neb .)

Bellvue (See Omahll N cb.)

Gui"4 (Sec Panhanale Neb.)

Impen a l (See Panhandie, Neb.)

Lincoln (See lincoln, Neb ) (See P.nhandle , Neb./

Mitchell (See Panhandle, Neb.

Morrell (See Panh .ndle, Neb )

Murray (See Omaha, Nebl

Om.h. (See Omah. Nfb.

Papillion (See Om.tha, N ")

ScOttsbluff (See Panhandle, Nth.)

SOUTH DAKOTA

Sious Falls (See Sioux FaUs, S.D.)

Vermillion (See VetmilLon, S.D.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ames, IO OI-Mrs. W. W. Buck, 362 0 Woodland, Ames, l ow. "' Burlmg ton. Iowa-M rs. J A Bullard, 111 Gulf LaM, Burlington, l ow.

Cedar R"pids, l o a- M rs. J ames Pickens, 301 Brd St., Dr., Cc<Iar R..1pld s. l ow.

Counc il Bl uffs , l owl- M rs. A nn Walters, 220 )th Ave., Council Bl uffs. 10""

Drs Moines. l owl-Mrs. Homu Jo hnson, 7208 Franklin Aw:., [ks M oines, Jowl. )0)22

Ind ianola. Jo wa- M rs. Wm S. H ale, 70) Scon fdtoo Rd., I ndi· ano l l, l ow. '0 12)

i(ansu City. Kan.- M rs, Robert HJSs'g. 906 N. Wuhinglt'm Blvd KJn ns CIty, Kan 66 102 -L.wrtfl« K an.- M rs_ Paul Ericson, 1121 \\' HIlls Pk ., ll'",K an. 660-14

Manh attan K an.- M rs. Norris. 1728 Ransrr. Manhatun. K an.6M02

T upeka. K..an,-Mrs Brn jamin Blair. 3810 Chrlmsford Rd Topeka. KJn 66604

Wres tern Kan.- M u. Bill A ubrl, 130' Main. Hays, Kans. "":'ichlta, K.n.-M rs. J ames E. Hadley, S. Iklmont. Wichiu, Kan. 67218

1090'1 City, Iowa- M rs. Ben Summcrwill, 250 Lexington. lowl Ci t y, 10Wl )2240 Lincoln. Neb.-Mrs. Caro l Narden, J-H9 East Pers hlO8 Rd ., Lin · cu l n. Neb

MI Pl euant, Iowa-M rs. Roge r Denlon, 40) S. J efferson. MI Pl uuni. Iowa Omaha, Neb.- M rs. Carol Mannrl, 10108 Valley Circle, Omaha, Neb. 68 124

Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Iowa-M rs. A. W. Dcvine, 7 17 Sunrise Blvd ., W a terl oo, and vicc-chrrn. Mrs Ross 1.. Bachtell , Route # I , W a terl oo, lowi.

H utchinson, Kan. M rs. Cha rl es K imbell, 108 West 19th. H utchin5(')n. Kan Scottsbluff, Neb 69361

SIOUX Falls, S.D.-Mrs. W. E. Ande rson. 1508 E. 25th, Sioux Falls r S.D. Vermd ion. S D .- Mrs. Mi ke Chaney. R R #3. Vermilli o n S.D. Nebraska Panhandle-MH, Mar ilyn French 2822 Park hne Rd

OKLAHOMA

Ada (Sec Pa ub Vali er. Okla.)

A ltus (Sec Alt us. Okla.)

(See Ardmore. Okla .)

Ba rtlesvI lle (See Bart lesvi lle, Okla.) Centr.I!!1 (Sec WIll ROiers-Claremore. Old .) (Sec M uskOf!ee, Okla.)

Chri sta (5«: \'(fil! Rogers ·Claremore. Okla )

C laremo re (See Will ROIers·Oaremore. Okla .)

COP:IO (See Bar tlesville Okla.)

De ·ey (See Bartl esv ille Okla )

D unnn (Sec Dun can. Okla ) Fdmond (Sec Oklahom:1 City, Okla

G le-ncor (,Se-e St i llwater, Okla )

NU PROVINCE NORTH

He-a lton (See Ardm ore. Okll.)

JU City (See Ponca Gty·Kar County. Okla.)

Lind"r (See Pauls V.lle-y. Okla.) Loco (5«- D uncan. Okla,)

M ariett. (See Ardmo re Okla'l (See Dune,", Okla

MIami (See Tri·State. M o.)

Mid West CIty (Sec Oll:bhoma City. Okla.)

M uskogee (Sec MuskOStt" Okb.)

Newkirk (See Ponca Clty.Kay Coun t y. Okla.)

N orman (Sec Norma n Okb .) Okl.homa City (Sec Oklahoma City, Ok la.)

Okm u lgee (Sec Okm u ]gtt. Okla )

Clubs and Chairmen

Altus. Okla .- M rs. Bill Willi.ms. 1607 N H udso n. A l tus, Okl •. Ardmore. Okla .-Mrs. Cholries SCh b. 16 15 Th ird S.W,. Ard· m ore Okla. 7HOI

Pauls V alley (See Valley 01.:1.1.)

Perkins (Sec Stlll",.ter, Okla. I

Po nca City (Sec Ponca City-Kay Cllunty. Ikla.)

Poteau (See M uskogtt. Okla _)

R:tmonol (See Bartksville Oklol )

Sh,. ntt (Sec Sh1 ntt , Okla.)

Stlll a te r (Su S tiU atu. Okl.,)

T alrquah (Sec- M uskogtt. Okla.)

Tonk.a (See Ponca City- Kay County. Okla. )

T ulsa (See T u]u. Okla ) Vin ita (See W ill Rogers·Cla re-more. Okla.) Wagoner (See M uskogtt. Okla.) (See D unColn. Okla ) Wynnewood (See City. Okla.)

Okl •. City. Okla OJ.mulgee. Okla. - Mrs. J oe H. H assell. J r Box 422. OJ.mu lgee. Okla. 7147 8artlesville, Okla .- M rs. P J Freiberger , 1209 Cherokee. Bartles· ville , Ok11 Poluis V .lley, Okla M rs. T om R Clark. 17H S,)uth Waln ut Pauls, V alley. Okla. Duncan. Okl •.- M rs. Leroy M oore. 1204 Elder. Duncan, Okl •. 73133 and c,)mmI U«:: Mrs. Earnest Bro n. 6n N. 9 t h, D uncan. Okla oInd M rs. Leonard Burford. 2209 B«ch D uncan, Okl •. 7HH

Ponca City. K.y Count)' Mf5. Vincent Stead. 1702 Leslie hne. Ponca City, Okla Sha n« Okl. M rS. Carol F. Earnest 1822 N. Union. Shl""'n«:, Okla. 74801 * Musk08tt. Okla .- M rs. Robert Anthis , 2122 Bos lon M uskogee. Still ter. Okla .- Mrs. Myron Roderick. S.W'. o f City. Sull ater. Okl1. Okla Norman , Okla.-Mrs Charles M oses. 1325 Crown Point. Norman. T uls. Okl.1.- M rs. I_ynn Moore-. 19 20 EaSt 43. Tulsa , Okla HIO' Cbrrmore, Okla. (WIll Roge rs) - Mrs. Richard Le G.1te. 301 E. 16 th. Claremore. Okla. Okl •. 73069 Oklahom. City, Okl •. - Mrs. Marie Sulli,·an. 6 109 N. Brook l ine.

NU PROVINCE SOUTH

NEW MEXICO

Al am Ofl; o rdo (Sec EI Paso, Tex .)

Alb uq ue"lu e (See Alb uque rq ue. N.M.) Ros ell See Ros well. N.M.)

MEXI CO

Mex ico, D P (See Mexico D F .)

Pachua. H id.lgo. Me xico (See M exico D F )

TEXAS

Abilene (See Abile ne, Tex.)

A lima (See H idalgo, Tex .) Alamo H eights (Sec Sin Antoniu. Tex Aledo (Sec Fort Worth, Tex .) Amarillo (See Amarillo, Tex .)

Anthony N.M. (Se-r r.1 Pa J(l. Tn \ Archer City (See Wich ita Falls. Tex.)

Arlingto n (See Mid-Cities Tex _)

Athens (See Tyler, Tex.)

Austin (Sec Au stin. Tex .)

Baird (See Abilene Tex .)

B.llinaer (See: San Angelo, Tex.)

Beaumont (See Beaumont. T ex.)

Bedford (See Mid ·Cit ies, Tu )

Bedlls (Sec Brazos Valley T ex, )

Boerne (Sec: San Antonio, T ex.)

Borger (See Amari ll o, T ex)

Bre-eken ridlte (See Abil ene. T u.)

Bwwnfieh:f (Se-r l ubbock. T ex.)

Bry an (See Brazos Valle-I ' T ex.)

Cahert (See Brazos v .r ey. Tex.)

Canyon (Sec Am uillo. Tex , l

Coleman (See Abilene. Tex )

Stati on (See Brazos V alley. TelC .)

Corpus Christi (5« Corpus hristi. Tex )

D alhs (See D allas. Tex.)

Del Ri o (See Sin Angelo T ex.)

Denison (Se-t Shrnnan·Dcni5(')n, Tex .)

D onna (Sec H id,lg:o Co., Tex .)

Edinburg (5« Hid.lgo Co Tor ,)

EldM<ldo (See S.n Angelo, Tex.)

EI Paso (See EI Paso. Te-x.)

Elrora (See "\Xrich ita Falls. T ex.)

Ft. Sam (See San Antonio. Tex.)

Ft. Stockton (See S.n Angdo. T ex,)

Ft \'(f orth (See Ft W orth, Tex .) Frankl in (See Brazos Valle-y, T ex.)

Friona (See Am ar ill o. T ex.)

Garland (See D allas, Tex )

Graham (See Wichita Falls. Tex .) Grand Prairie. {Sec Mld ·Cit ies. TelC_ \ Grayson (See Tex. \ HtIl rne (See Braz os V aUey. T ex.)

He-nde-rson rSe-r East Texas , Tex.)

H enriett.1 (See Wichita Falls, Tex .) Park (See T ex.)

H ouston (See H ouston. TeX" .)

H urs t (Sec Mid -Cities. Tc-lI .)

l o ·a Puk (Sec Wichlt.ll Palls, Tex.l

In-ing (Sec Mid ,Cl ties, Tex .)

Jacksonville (See Tyler. Tex .) "Kern'jlle (See San Antonio. Tex

Lamesa (See Lubbock Tell .)

I.e-\ell,nd (Sr-e Lubbock. Tex,)

Li ttl efield (See Lubbock, Tu .)

LonQ;"it"'A, (See Texas , Tu Lubbock (Sec Lubbock. T n.)

Lullein (See Lullein, Tex.)

M.dilOQv1!1e (See Bl1.ZOI Valley, Tex.)

Mansfirld (See M id-Cities Tex.)

Marshall (Sec M arshall, Tex )

McAllen (Sec Hid allO Co., Tn .)

Mercedes (See Hidal,o Co., Tex.)

Midland (See Midlln<1 Tn.)

Mission (See H ida l,o U)., Tn.)

NacOidoches (Sec Luf'ki n. Tex .)

Navasota (See BrUM Tex.)

New Bl1.unfiis (See San AntoniO, Tex .)

Odessa (See Odessa . Tex.)

Oranae (Sec Be au mon t. Tex .) Pa lc.stine (Sec T ylet Tex.)

Pampa (See Pampa, Tex.)

Panhandle (See Amari llo, Tex .)

Pittsbu!:8 (See Eut Teus Tex.)

Plainvicw (See Lubbock. 'rex.)

Pon Anh ur (Sec 8eawnont. Tex .)

Randolph Air Force Base (Sec San Antonio Tex.)

Rotan JSce Abilene Tex .)

Richar son (Sec Richardson T ex.)

San Anacl o (Sec San AoJc1o. Tex.)

San An tonio (See San Anto nio, Tu .)

San J uan (See Hid a llo Co.. Tex.) (Sec San Sherman (Sec Sherman·ucnison. T ex.)

Club. and Chairmen

Albuquerque. N.M .-Mrs Eugene Peirce. Jr ., 2708 Tennwte N.E .• Albuq uuque. N.M . 87110

Roswell N.M.-Mrs. Bri an Copple. 602 Barnett, Ros ell. N.M. 88201 Me xico D .F.-Mrs. Robert E J obnson. Lomu Altas 286. Mexico D.F. 10 , Mes, Abilene Tex.-Mrs Jerry Dehlinaer. }190 S. nth. Abilene, Tex. 7960' AmariUo, Tex.-Mr•. Richard Stoke. , Jr.• 24U Crockett. Amarillo, T",. Austin. Tex.-Mrs. Pbocion Park. nOl Road. Austin Tex 78703 Beaumont. Tex (Ni ta Hill Stark)-MtI. Neill Fuquay, 10 5021 51 &aumont, Tex. 77706 B,.z()$ Valley. T ex.-Mrs. Raymond C. Jones. 310 Crescent Dr Brya n Tex. Corpus C hris t i. Tex.-Mrs. W Rineh art Miller, l.50 Sinclair. Cor· pus Chrilti. Tex Dallu:. Tex .-Mrs Randolph Scott. 673 1 Road. Dallll. Tex 7)2]0 Ellt Tex at--Mrs. Bailey Sheppard. Box 152. Lonlv/cw, Tn:. EI Paso, Tex.-Mrs. J ohn P Foxworth, H25 Oakdiff. EI Paso. Tex. Fort Worth, Tex.- Mrs Edward E. Stocker. 3517 Doroth, Lane. S., Port Worth. Tex. 76107 -Hidalgo County, Tex.-Mrs. R C. Ric hards, 1}00 N. 15th McAllen , T ex. Hous ton. A Ben White, ,618 Olympia, Houston, Tex. 71027. (lo t Ten s U. only)

COLORADO

Arvada (See Denver Colo.)

Ault (See Port Collins. Colo.)

Auror. JSee Denver. Colo.}

Berthou (Sec Ft. Collins, Colo.)

Bou lder (Sec Boulderl Colo.)

Broomfield (See Boulaef. Co lo.)

Colot'ldo Sprinas (Sec Colol1.do Spring•• Colo.)

Cripple Crftk (Sec Colorado Springs, Denver-Colo.)(See Colo.)

(See Den l'er, Colo.)

E.tel Park (Sec Fort Cnllins. Cnln.)

Falcon (See Colorado Sprinp, Colo.)

Fo rt Collins (See Fort ColIlRs, Colo.)

Golden (See Colo.)

Greeley (See Port Collins. Colo.)

Lakewood (See Denver Colo.)

SohOla (See: San Aoa:elo. Tex.)

Swnford (See Abilene. Tex.)

S crtwuel (Sec Tex.)

T.ft (Sec Corpus Christi, Tex.)

Tahoka (See l ubbock. Tex.)

Tcxarlcana (Sc-c Tcxarlca na, Ar k.)

:r,.ler (See iyler, Tex.)

University Pack (See Dailll, Tex.)

Victoria (Sec Victoria, T ex .)

Waco (Sec Waco. Tex .)

Weslaco (Sec Hidalgo Co., Tex .)

Wichita Falls (See Wichita Falls Ysletta. TeL (See EI P150, T ex.) Tcx.)

Co'Chrm.-M rs R p, Russell. 612} Riverview Way. Houston. Tex . 77027 Lubbock Tex.-Mrs. O en Gi lbreath. 3302 23rd, Lubbock, Tex. 79·100 Lufkin, Tex .-Mrs. H J Shands. Allend a le Dr., Lufkin , Tex • Tcx .-Mrs P. S. B.ldwin. P.O. Box "9. Marshall Tn Mid ·Cities. Tex.-Mrs R. M.tld, 138 Vallity Circle. Arlingto n, Tex Midland, Tex .-Mrs. R Britton. 1605 North C, M idland. Tex. Odessa. Tex.- Mrs J osh H. Parr, 1703 Bonham. Odessa. T ex. 79760 Pampa , Tex.-Mrs. Don lane. 1616 N. Russell, Pampa, Tex. Richardson. Tex.-Mrs. Wm. H. Neary, 803 North lake. Rich ard· son. Tex. San Ana:elo, Tex.-Mrs, H R. Wardlaw, 416 S. Madison, San AnBelo, Tex.

San Antonio. Tex.-Mrs Carol Nentwich, 2822 Bent Bow, San Antonio. Tex. 78209

Sherman·Denison. Tex.-Mrs. Roger H Downs. 1418 Lotus Circle, Sherman, Tex. "090

Trier, Tex .-Mrs. J ames Fair 200 Glenhaven, Tylet Tel( VIctoria. Tex.-Mrs. Sidoc-y J. Dean. P. O. Box 2147. Victo ria. Tex 77901

W:aco , Tex,-Mrs. Cullen Smith. 2701 Lake Air D r., W.co, Tex. 76710

Wichitll F.lIs. Tex .- Mrs. Reuben Kn i, ht, 2007 Wenonah, Wichi · til Falls, Tex .

XI PROVINCE

Littleton (See Denver. Colo.)

Livermore (See Fort Collins. Co lo ) (See either Fort Co lliru Ot BOulder. Colo.)

Loveland (Sec Fort Collin•• Colo.)

M.nitou Spring. (See Co lorado Spring', Colo.)

Matheson (Sec Colorado SpriAl" Colo.)

Mead (Sec Fort Collins, Colo.)

Morrison (See Denver Colo.)

Mou nblin (Sec Colorado Springs. Colo _)

Pueblo (Sec Pueblo, Colo.)

Scc;uritr (See Colorado Spnl\t., Colo.)

U.S. Air Force Academy (See Colorado Sprillf!:s. WhcatnaceColo.) (Sec Colo.)

Augulta (Sec Mont.)

Belgrade (See Bozeman, Mont .)

Club s and Cha irm e n

Bouldet, Colo.-Mrs. Camille Gluier OettIng. 41H Eutaw, Bould· er. Colo. 80}O2

Billina' (See Billinas. Mon t .)

Boulder (Sec Helen., Mo nt.)

Twonscnd (See Hel ena. Moot .)

WoUcrftk (See Helena, Mont,\ Bouman (Set Bozeman. Mont. Cla ncy (Sec Helena. Mont.)

Helena (See Helena, Mon t .)

Manh.ttan (See Bozeman, Mont.)

lITAH

Bountiful (Sec Salt Lake: City, Utah)

Bri,ham City (See <>aden, Utah)

Clearfield (See Oa:deri, Utah)

Kaysville (Sec Silt Lake City. Utah)

K !Sec Salt Lake City. Utah!

Layton See Salt Lake City, Utah

Ma,na Sec Salt Lake City, Utah Midv.le (See Salt Lake C,tyi; Utah) Murra, (See S.1t Lake City. uh)

Mont. )9601

Mont. Helena, Mont.-MII. Richard Sinclair. 1410 Sc:belius, Helena, Colorado Sprin& . Colo.-Mrs. C. Y. Holland, Jr., 923 Ctown Ri dge Dt•. Colol1.do Springs. Colo. Dcnw-f, Colo.-Mrs. Loui. P. Culman, 600 1 S. Detroit. Littleton. Colo. '0120

Fort Collins, Colo.-Mrs Evdyn Hickman, 232 E. PtoSpCCt Ave .• Fo rt ColliOJ. Colo.

Pueblo. Colo.-Mrs. H, E. Wilcoxson. 1744 Rd., Pue· blo, Colo. 81001 8illinas. MOIIt.- Mrs lowell Hutton. 617 Avmue D., BiUinal, Mont. Bouman, Mont.-Mn. E. G, Prantt, 900 North 7th, Bouman.

Daden. Ublh-Mrs. Rona ld H. Ericlaon. 99' 40th St., Osden, 1Jblh 84-401

Salt Lake Citr, Utah-Mrs. Wm. E. Link, 3334 So. 82' r Sah Lau City. Utah 84t07

Casper, Wyo.-Mrs. W. M Barnhart. )040 Yesneu Lane. Cuper, Wyo. 82601

CheTmne, W,o.-Mrs. Roo 1.00&. 617 Taft Aw., Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001

Wyo.-Mrs. J. C. Dnttawr, 1700 :binbow-. Lan.mie, Wyo.

Ogden (See O,d en. Ut.ah)

Roy (Sec Qlden. Ut01h)

Salt Lake City (Sc-e S.llt uke City. UI,I h)

WYOM1NG

OMICRON PROVINCE

Portland (See Pottland, Or!: .)

Port Oxfo rd (Ste: Coos County, Ore.)

Powm (See Coos County. Ore.)

Reedsport (See Coos County, Ore.)

Moxee (See Vak im a. Wash )

Naches (See Vakima, Wash.)

Olympia (See Olympia, Wash.)

Orondo (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Casper (See Casper Wyo.)

ChC'Yf:nnc ffi'

Cheyt:nM. W,.o. )

Glenrock See Casper, Wyo )

Laramie ( Laram ie. Wyo.)

M idwest (See Casper , Wyo.)

ALASKA

Anchonge (See Anchonge, Alaska)

IDAHO

Boise (Sec Boise, I dahl'l)

Mcrldi.n (Sec Boise, Ida ho )

OREGON

Alb a ny (SC'e Corvallis, Ore.)

Ashland ( SC'e Med ford. Oft' )

Bandon (5«: Coos County. Ore )

Beaverton (See Portland. Olt'.)

Brooking. (See Coos County, Orc .)

Coos a., (Sec Coos Coun ty , Orc )

Coqui lle (Sec Coos County, Ore .) Corva ll is (See CorvalliS. Ore.)

Cotuge Grove (Sec Eugene. Ore )

Dallas (See Salem, Ore )

EU8cne (See Euacne, Ore.)

Cardmer (See Coos County. Ore.)

Gc...,ais (See Salem, Ore.)

Gold Beac h (See Coos County. Orc )

Gresham (See Portland Ore ) Hurisb u fJ (See Eugene Ort .) Lodge (See Portland , Ore ) unctio n City (See Or!: .) lamat h Falls (Scoe Kl amath Fa lls, La ke Grove (See Portland Ore )

Lak e Oswego (See Lake Oswcao Dun · thorpe)

Lebanon (See Corvallis, Ore )

Marcola (See Eugene, Ore.)

Medfo rd (See Medford, Orr.)

Milwaukie (See Porthnd. Ore,)

Mrrtle Point (See Coos County. Or!: )

North Bend (See Coos County, Ore )

Oreg on City (See Portland , Ore.)

Oswego (See Po rtl and, Ore .)

Ph ilomath (See Corvallis. Ore ) lI ill (.5(:(: Eugene , Ore.)

Salem (See Salem.

Silverton (See Sllem, Ore )

Sprin&field ( See EllIene. Ore.)

Stlyton (See Salem. Ore .)

Triangle LaKe (See Eugene, Ore ) W ood b urn (See Salem, Ore )

WASHINGTON

Auburn (See Tacoma. Wuh .)

Bellevue (See W ash.)

Bethel (See Tacoma, wash .)

Bothd (See Seattle , Wash )

Brewster (See Wenatchee. W as h.)

Bridgeport (See Wen.tchee, Wash.)

Cashmere (See Wenuchee, W u h .)

Chelan \See Wenatchee, Wash .}

C heney See Spokane Wash .) Coeur d ' Alene, Idaho (See Spokane, Wash )

Cowiche (See V akima, Wuh .)

D avenpo rt (See SPOkane, Wash,)

Dayton (See: Walla W.lla W ash. )

Deer Pailr: (See Spokane, W ash. ) East Wenatchee (See Wenatchee, Wash.)

Edmonds (See Seattle, Wash.)

Ellensburg (See Yakim a , W un. )

Entiat (See Werutchee, Wash )

Ephrata (See Wenatchee, Wash.)

Everett (See Everett , W IS h .)

Federal W a , (Set- Tacoma , WISh ) Fort kw is (See Tacoma W ash.)

Gig Harbor (See T acnm a, W ash.)

Grandview (See Vauma, Wash )

Granger (See Vakima, WISh )

Issaquah (See Bellevue, Wasil.)

Kent (See Tteoma WISh .)

Kirkland (See Bellevue , Wash )

Lake Stevens (See E\erett, Wash ) Lakewood (See Tacoma , WISh )

Llnwood (See E\'trett. Wash ) II .bton (See Vakiml, W as h )

Marysville (See Everett , Wash )

Mercer Island (See Bellevue, Wash.)

McCho rd A F n. (Sec Tacom a, Wash .)

Mount lake Terua (See SUttle, \V.1sh,) M onroe (See Everrtt, Wash.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Anch!')rage. H arry S. Go rd on, )101 Clmbridse W af, Anchorage. Alaska Boise, Id aho- Mrs. M . A . Robinson. 1316 Abbs St .. Boise, Id aho Coos County, Ore .-M rs. Arno ld M orton, 11 44 N, Baxter, C0qu ille. Ore

Co",allis Ore Mrs Brent N,den, 3H2 Willamette, Corvallis, Ore 97330

EURerK, Ore .-Mrs. M, ron , Blaley 2171 Hamble , Eugene, Ore 9740 1 " Klam ath Falls, Ore.-Mrs. N orma n M cGourty, 4661 Thompson St K lamath Fills, Ore. Lake Qswqo-Dun thofl'C , Ore.-M rs. ScOtt M Culp , 42'8 S W Sunset Dr. , Like Oswego. Ore Medford StUlrt McQ ueen, 2136 Hillcrest Rd ., Me dford, Ore. Portland, R J Schulstad, '''0 S.W. Arrow Wood Ln ., Po rt land, Ore 972H Salem, Ore.-Mrs. M ichael J Wilker, 3867 Cavalier Dr S. , Salem, Ore. 97302 Belle vue, Wl5h.- M iss Marj orie Lockwood , '26, West Me r«r

CALIFORNIA

Act on (See An tel ope V alley, Ca lif.)

Allmedl (See Berkeley. Cali f )

Alamo (See C..ontra Costa. Calif.)

Alban, (See lkrkelC'J', Calif.)

A",in (See Bakersfield , Calif.)

Atherton (See Palo Alto. Calif.)

Auburn (See Sicramento, Calif.)

Bakersfield (See Baursl1eld, Cali!.)

Belmont (See San M ateo County, Ca lif )

Belvedere (See Marin County, Ca l if .)

Benicia (See Solaoo CountJ·Napl. Calif.)

Pehastin (See Wenatchee, Wash.)

Po rt Blakel, (See Seattle Wash )

Pullman (Sec Pullman. Wash.)

Pu,d1 (.xc Tacoma. Wash.) lup (See Tacoma, Wash.)

Qurncy (See Wenatchee, W ash.)

RedmOnd (See Bellevue. W ash.)

Rent on (Sec Seattle. Wash.)

Ro, ISee T acoma, Wash.)

Seattle (See Seattle. WUh t

Selah (See Yakima, Wash.

Shelton (See Olymp ia. Was .)

Snohomish (See Everett Wash.)

Spoka ne (See $pokane, Wash.)

Sumner (See Tacom a , Wash )

Sunnyside (See Yakim a. W ash.)

T acoma (See Tacom a. Wash.)

Tieton (See Yakima. Wash.)

T oppenis h (See Yakim a. Wuh )

Vancouver (See Po rtland, Ore.)

Vuhon b la nd (See T .cnma. Wash .)

W aits burg (See Walla Walli. W ash.)

Walla W illa ( See W aUa Willa, Wash.)

W a pao (Srt Yakima , W ash)

Waterville (See We na tchee, Wash.)

Wenatchee (See W enatchee. Wuh.)

Winslo w (See Seattle. Wash.)

Woodinville (See Seattle. Wash.)

Yakima (See Y aki m a. Wuh )

ZIllah (See Vakima. Wash.)

CANADA

Burnaby, B.C. (See Vancou\e r, B.C Can· ada)

Deep Co"e, B .C. (See Vancou'er, DC , canada)

New Westmin ster, B.c. (See V ancou ver, B.C., Cana d a)

Norrh V anco u\ cr, D.C. (Sec V anCOU\ el , B.C., Canada)

Rich m ond. B.C. (See Vancouver, B.C., C.na da)

V ancouve r. B .C. (See Vancou ver, B.C., Canada)

Wot VanC(lu''Cr, B ,C. (See Vancou,er B.C , Canada)

Wa, Mercer Island. Wash -Eve ret t Wash. Mn. [Muglas A Methot , 8620 M onte Cri3to.

E'·erett Wash

Olympia. Wash.-Mrs. G Talcott, 2303 South Water St., Olym pia. and M rs. Ralph Br o n. RI ", Ohm"ia. Pullman, Wuh .- Mrs Benton ColliflS, Rt I Pullman, Wasb. Seattle, Wash.-Mn D. E. Mltthe s. Jr., 7033 82nd S.E .• Mercer Island, Wuh. 980.10 Spokane, Wuh.-Mrs. R Perry Overstrttt, South '920 Martin, Spokane. Wash Tacoma. Wash. (Inez Sm;th Soule)-M rs. Artb ur Broback, 1601 GRth A"e W T lcoma, Wash. \'<f llla Walla, Wuh.- Mrs. Ke nne th Noble. Rt. 1, Willa Walla, Wash. 99362

Wenatchee, Wash. - M rs. A lbert W I ibke , 1117 Applel and Dr., Wenatchee. Wash. 9880 1 Y akima, Wash (Fannie Whitenack Libbey)-M rs. K ei th Faroa. ham. 814 S "th A ve Y akima, Wash. -V ancouve r, B C Cana d a- Mrs. D. F. M iller, 3369 \VI. 43rd A ve Vancouver, B.C Canad3

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Berkele y (See Berkele" Calif.)

Bodega ( See Valier of the M oon, Calif.)

BurhORame (See San M lteo County, Ca lif.)

Campbell (See San Calif.)

Carmel (See Monterey Peninsula Calif.)

Carmichael (See Sacramento, Caliq

Castro Valley (Set 8e.rkeley., Calif.)

Clayton (See Contra Cosu, Calif.)

Go''Crdlle (See V.lley o f the M oon, Calif. )

Oovis ( See Fresno, Calif.)

(Sec Sacrament!'). Calif )

Colun {See Vuba·Sulter, Calif. l Concord (Set Contra Costa. Calif.)

Corte IIhdera !See M arin County, Calif.) (See Va ley of the Moon r Calif.)

Courtland (See Sacramento. Calif )

Cupertino (See San Jose Calif.)

DaI, (:ity (See San Francisco, Cahf.)

Danville (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Dnis (See Sacramento, Calif. )

Delano (Set Bakers6e1d D il:oa (See So laoo County·Napa. Calif )

EI Cerrito (Sec Berkeley, Calif.)

EI Dorado H ills (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Elk Grove (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

Elverta (Sec Sacramento. Calif.)

E.salon (Sec Stockton, Calif.)

Fairfax (See Marin County, Calif.)

Fairfield (Sec Solano County.Napa, Calif.)

Fair Oala (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

Folsom (See Sacramental Calif.)

Fowler (Sec Presno Ca if .)

Fremont (See Berkelty. Calif.)

Fmno (See Pmno. Calif.)

Gerserville (See V alley of the Moon. ut;(. )

Glen Ellen (Sec Valley o f tbe M oon, Calif.)

Greenbrae (Sec Muin County , Calif.)

Guerneville (Sec Valle., of the M oon, Calif.>

Half M oon Ba., (Sec San Matco County, ulif.)

Hayward (See Berkeley, Calif.>

Healdsburg (Sec Valley of the M oon , Calif Hillsbor)ough (See San Matco County. uliL)

Kentfield iSec Marin County. Calif.)

Kenwood Sec Valley of the Moon. Calif.)

Lafayette Sec Con tra Costa, Calif.)

Larkspur (See Marin County, Calif.)

Linden (See Stockton, Calif.)

Live Oak (See Yuba·Sutter, Calif.)

Lodi (See Stockton, Calif.)

Los Altos (See Palo Alto, CaliL)

los Altos Hills (Sec Palo Alto , Calif.)

Los Guos (See San Jose, Calif.)

Marin County (Sec Marin Co.)

Martinez (Sec Contra Costa, CaliL)

Marysville (See Yuba-Sutter, Calif.)

Menl o Park (See P.lo Alto. Calif.)

Millbrae (Sec San Matco County. Calif.)

Mill Valley (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Modtsto (See Stockton, Ca lif.)

Monterey (Sec Monterq Peninsula, Calif.)

Monte Sereno (See San Jose, Calif.)

Moraga (See Contra COIta Calif.)

Napa (Sec Solano County.Napa, Calif.)

North Highland (See Cali£.)

Novato (See M ari n County Calif.,

Oakdale (Sec Stockton. calif.)

Oakland (Sec Berkeley, Calif.)

Oraosevale (Sec Sacramento, Calif,)

Orinda (Sec Contra Costa, Calif. >

Pacific Grove (Sec M onterq Peninsula. Calif.)

Palo Aho (Sec Palo Alto. Calif.)

Pebble Ikach (Sec M onterey Calif.)

Penngrove (Sec Valle., of the M oon, Cali!.)

Pescadero (See San Mako County, Calif.)

Petaluma (Sec Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Piedmont (See Berkeley, Calif )

Pleasant Hill (Sec COntra Costa, Calif.)

Portala Valley (Sec Palo Aha. Calif.)

Rancho Cordova (Sec: Sacramento, Calif.)

Richmond (See Ikrkeley, Calif.)

Rio Vista (Sec Solano County.Napa. Calif.)

Ripon (Sec Stockton, Calif.)

Rosevilfe (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Ross (Sec Marin County. Calif.)

Sacramento. (See SJcramento. Calif.!

San Anselmo (Sec Marin County, Ca if.)

San Bruno \See San Matco County, Calif.!

San Carlos Sec San Mateo County. Ca lif

San Prancisco (Sec San Francisco, Calif.

Sanger (See Fresno. Calif.)

San Jose (See San Jose, Calif.)

San l.candro (Sec Berkeley, Calif.)

San Lorenz (Sec Ikrkeley , Calif.)

San M atco (Sec San Matco County, Calif.)

San Rafael (Sec Marin County. Calif.)

Santa Clara (Sec San Jose, Calif.)

Santa. Rou (Sec Valley of the M oon, Calif.) (See Sin l ose, Calif.)

Sausalito (Sec MarIO County, Calif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Bakersfield. Calif.-Mrs. Robert Ikard. Kaibab A ve., Bakersfield, Berkeley-EastCalif, Bay, Calif.-Mrs. R. G. Riss, '0 Woodland Way, Piedmont, Calif. 94610

Calif.

Sebastopol (Sec Valley of the Moon. Calif.)

Selma (Sec Frana, Dlif.)

Shafter (Sec Bakenfield, Calif.)

Sonoma (Sec Valley of the M oon, Calif.)

South San Francisco (Sec San M ltto CoUll' ty, Cali£')

Standford (Sec Palo Alto, Calif.)

Stockton (Sec Stockton, Calif.)

Suisun City (Sec Solano County·NapJ, uHf.!

Sunnyva e (See San Jose , Calif.)

Taft (See Bakenfielcf, Calif.)

Tehachapi (See Bakersfield , Calif.)

Terra Linda (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Tiburon (See Marin County, Cam.)

Tracy (Sec Stockton. Calif.)

Vacaville (Sec Solano County-Napa, Calit)

Vallejo (Sec Solano County·Napa, Calif.)

Walnut Creek Contra CostJ, Calif.)

Walnut Grove Sec Sacramento j Ca lif )

Wasco (Sec Ba rsfield, Calif.

Woodland (See Sacramento. Calif.)

Woodside (Sec Alto , Calif.!

Yuba City (Sec Yuba-Sutter, Ca if.)

HAWAII

All towns on all Islands o f the Hawaiian Group: Haw.ii, Kauai, lan.i, M IU i, Mololcai and Oahu (Sec Honolulu, Hawaii)

NEVADA

Boulder City (Sec Las Vegas. Nev.)

Carson City (Sec Reno, Nev.)

Hendenon (Sec Las Vegas, Nev,)

Lake Tahoe (Sec Ren o. Nev.)

Las Vegas (Sec Las Vegas, Nev )

Reno (Sec Ren o, Nev.)

Smith Valley (Sec Ren o, Nev.)

Sparu (Sec Ren o Nev.)

Virgi nia City, (Sec Reno, Nev.)

San Mateo County, Calit-Mrs. Maye Wymore Sibley, U60 Blick Mountain Rd., liill sbo rough , Calif. St'>Ckton Area, Cdif.-Mrs. Robert Bowe, t6U Argonne Dr., Stockton, Calif. 9'203 Contra Costa, CaliL-Mrs. Perry C. Evelyn Conner, 10 Arlene lane, Walnut Creek. Calif. .Fresno, CaIiL-Mn. R. Nichols, 16}8 W. San Bruno, Fresno, Calif.

Marin County. Calir.-Mrs. R. L. Tulipani, P.O Box 6". Ross, Calif. Monterq Peninsula, Calif.-Mrs. Barba.ra May J ohnson. Box 7U, Carmel. Calif. 9}921 Palo Alto. Cali£.-Mrs John Blodgett, S}7 Sutter, Palo Alto, Calif.

Solano·Napa County , Calif.-Mrs. Pred M. Campbell, 301 EI Camino Rell, VaJfcjo Calif. Valley of The Moon·$OOoma County, Cali f. - Mrs. Jod., Adams (Mrs. R oger G.) '912 An derson Rd., Forestville, Calif.; and assistant is: Mrs. Ralph Grcgenen, 1'96 Los Olivos, Santa Rosa, Ca lif.

Yuba·Sutter, Calif.-Mrs. Sherwin Ra., Murry, 4S7 St. James Court Yuba City, Calif. 9'991 Honoluru, H awaii-Mrs. Rand E. Potts, 1466 Kami o le St. H ono· Sacramento, Calir.-Mn. Glenn W. Wilson, }622 Fair Oah Blvd Sacrame:nto, Calif. 9,SH lulu. Hawaii ' San Francisco, Calif.-Mrs. J ohn E. TobEn, Jr., 2)U GoUSh St., San Francisco Calif. 94tH San J ose, Calii.-Mrs. J ohn Baker, 139}9 Pierce Rd , Saratoga,

ARIZONA

Chandler (See Phoenix, Ariz ) Glendale (5«: Phoenix, Ariz.)

Litchfield Park (Sec Phoenix, Ariz.)

Mesa (See Phoenix, Ariz ) Pcoria (Sec Phoenix, Ariz.) Phoenix (Sec Phoenix. Ariz ) Scottsdale (Sec Camelback. Ariz .) Sun City (Sec Phoenix, Ariz .) Tempe: (Sec Phoenix, Ariz .) Tucson (Sec Tucson, Ariz.)

CA.llFORNlA

Acton (Sec Antelope Valley, Calif. \ A,I!:ansa (See Covina·Pomona. Calif.

Alhambra (Sec Pasadena, Calif.

Alpine (Sec San Diego, Calif.)

Altadena (Sec PuadeM. CaliF.)

Anahc;m (Sec North Orange County, ArcadiaCali£')(Se:e Pasadena Calif.)

Azusa (See Covin.·P('mona, Calif.)

Balboa (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

Las Veg". Nev.- Mrs. Wm. J Moore. Jr. 1201 South 6th St., las Vqas. Nev. 89101 Reno, Nev .-Mrs. Rex Daniels, U2, Sharon Way, Reno, Nev. 89'02

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

Balboa Island (Sec South Coast, C.Ii£.)

Bald in Parie (Sec Covina- Pomona, C.lif.)

Beverly Hills (Sec Los A"lelcs, Ca lif )

Big Bear (See San Bernardino. Cali£.)

Bonita (Sec San Diego, Ca lif .)

Bonsall (See La J olla, Calif.)

Borreso Springs (Sec San Diego.). Calif.)

Brea (See North Orange County, I.,.ali(.)

Brentwood (Sec S.nta Monica-Wtstside, C.lif.)

Buena Park (See North Orange County, BurbankCalif.) (Sec Glendale, Calif.)

Carny Pendleton (See La J o lla, Calif.)

Capistrano (Sec South Coast, Calif.)

Carpinteria (See Santa Barbara, Calif.!

Chatsworth (See San Fernando Va ley, Calif. )

Cheviot Hills (See Santa Monica -Wtsuide)

Chula Vista (See San Diego. Calif.)

Oamnont (Sec Covina·Pomona, Calif.)

Colton (See San Ikmardino. Calif.)

Conoea Pull. (See San Fern an d o Valley, Calif.)

Coronado (Sec San Diego, Calif.)

Corona (See either Rivenide or San Ikr· nardino, Calif.)

Corona del M a r (Sec South Calif.)

Costa Mesa (Sec South Coast, Ctlit.)

Covina (Sec C'lvina-Pomona, Calif.)

Culver City (Santa Monica.Westside)

Dcl Mar (Sec La J olla. Calif )

Del Rosa (See San Ikrnardino Calif.>

Descanso (Sec San Diego, Calif.)

Edwards (See Antelope: CaliL)

EI Cajon (Sec San Diego. Calif.)

Encinitas (Sec La Jnlla, Calif.)

EI Segundo (See South B.y, Ctlif.)

Encino (Sec San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

EscondIdo (Sec La Jolla, CaIif'1

Pall Brook {See La Jolla, Caif.

Flintrid&e (Sec La Candad Valley, Calif.)

Fullerton (Sec North Oran&e: County. Calif,)

Garden Grove (See North Orange County. Calif.)

Glrdenia \Sec South Bay)

GlcndaJe See Glendale. Calif.)

Glendora (5« Covina-Pomona, ulif.)

Golrta (See San II Barban. Calif.)

Gorman (5« Antdope Vallt")'. CdiL)

GrttO Valley (Sec San Ikmardino. Calif.)

Herm oSli Beach ($« SQI,Ith Bay. C.bf.)

Highlands (Sec San Bernardino. ulif.)

H ollywood (Sec Los Angeles. ulif.)

Huntingt on (klch (Sec South C(),ISI, C.lif. )

Huntington Park (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Inglewood (5« Los Angcles Calif.)

Luli.n (See La ) o Ua, Calif)

• Canada (See L. Canada Valier. Calif.

I.. Cresctnta (Sec La Canad, Valley , ulif.)

Laguna IXlch (See .south Cout, Calif.)

t. Habra (See Whlltlc:r. ClJJr.)

La Jolla (See t. J oll., Calif.)

l..akc Arrowhead (Sec Ikrnardino, CdiL)

Lakcside (See San Diego. Calif.)

Lakewood (See tonll: Beach, Calif.)

La Mesa (Sec San DiC:/Jo. C.lif.)

La Minda (See Whittler Aru, Calif.)

Lancaster (S« Antelope Valley. (.Iil.)

La Puente (See CoVlnl.Pomona. Calif.)

La Verne (5« C.ovinl.Pomonl. Clli!.)

Lemon Grove (Sec SIn D,qo, Calif.)

Leuc.1ld,a (S« l.1I J oll.1l. Calif.)

I.d.1lc (S« LI JolIl, Cllif.)

Lorniu (Sec SOuth BaT, Calif.)

Long Be:.1Ich (Sec Long Beach, Calif.)

l.os Angeles (Sec either Los Angeles. or Santa M onin. Wesuide. Calif.)

los Allmltl)l (Sec Long BelCh. Calif.)

Lynwood (See Long Beach , Calif)

Malibu (Sec Slnta Calif. )

Beach (Sec South Ba,. , Calif.)

MIrVista (Sec Santa Monica Westsidcl

Mojavc (Sec Anlelope Valley. Calif.)

Monrovia (5ce Pasadena. Calif.)

Montebello (Sec Whittier Area, Calif.)

Monterey Park (Sec Pas.adena, Calif.)

Monuose (Sec La Canada Ville!. Calif.)

National City (Sec SIn Die80, Calif.)

Newport Belch (Sec South Coast. Cllif.)

N rth H lIywood (Sec SIn Fernando Va.! · leT, Calif.)

Northridge (See S3n Fernlndo VlIlley. Calif. )

Norw"lk (Stt Whinier Arel, Calif.)

Nuero (See R..i\Crside Cllif.)

Oceanside (Sec li Joill. Calif.)

O,.:u (Sec Santi Barbara, Calif.)

Onllno (See Covina.Pomona.Clhf.)

Ouoge (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Orange County (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Oxnud (Sec Vent ura Co.)

P cific Plilisadcs (Sec S nta Monica.\\'esl side. Calif.)

PaCOima (5«: San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Pala JSec La J olla, Calif)

Palm de (See Antelope V alley. C lif.)

Palomllt (5«: La Jollll. Calif.)

Pan orama City (Sec Camelback. Ariz .)

Palos Verdes Estates (Sec South BlIY, Calif.)

Paradise Valley (Sec Camelback, Ariz.)

Pasadena lSec Pasadena. Calif.)

PauDU Va ley (Sec La )olla, Calif.)

PlCo·Rivera (5«- Whittier Area. CaM,) Pine Vllley (Sec San Diego. Calif.)

Pomona (Sec Covina· Pomona, Calif.)

Ploya Dcl ReI (Sec South Bay)

Pomona VII e7 (5ce Covina.Pomona, Calif.)

Portuguese Bend (Sec Soulh BaT, Calif.)

QU.llftt Hill (Sec Antelope VallC"}', Calif.)

Rainbow (See La JollI, Calif.)

Ramona li 10lla, Calif.)

Rancho Santa Fr (Sec La Jolla( Calif,)

Redbnds (Sec Rtdlands, Cab .)

Redondo Beaeh (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Reseda (Sec San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Rincon 1.:1 10lla, Calif.)

Riverside (Sec Riverside. Calif.)

Rolling Hills (See South Da,. , Calif.!

RGSamond (Sec Antelope Valley Ca if.)

Rosemead (Sec Pasadena. CaM.)

Rossm oor (Sec l.on& Beach, Calif.)

San (Sec San Bernardino, Cab!')

San Clemente (See either La J olla or South Cout, Cali!.)

San Dirgo (Sec San Diego. Cali!.)

San Dimu (Sec Covina.Pomona, Calif. l

Slin Fernando (See San Fernando ValleT , Calif.)

San Gabriel (Set Paudenl. Cllif.)

San Marino (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

San Pedro (See South Bay. Calif.)

Santa Ana South CQut

Santa Barbara (See Sa nla Barabara, Calif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Antelope Valley, Calif.-Mrs, Hal Anderson, 8717 West A\·e " L". Llincaster, Calif. 91H4

Sana Fe Springs (Sec Wh,ttIer Area , Calif.)

SlInt.1l Moniu (Sec Santa M onica Wesuide Cali!.)

Slinta Y$.1Ibd (Sec La Jolla l CaliL)

Slintce (See San Diego, Ca if.)

Scottsdale (Sec Camelback, Ariz .)

Scal Beach (Sec lOQJ Beach. Calif.)

Sepulveda. (Sec San Fernando Vallt"Y. Cali£.)

ShefJDlIn Oaks (Sec SIn Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Santll Paula (Sec Santa Barbara)

Sierra Madre (Sec Puadcna, Calif.)

Signal HIli (Sec Long Beach. Calif./

Solano Beach (Sec La Jolla, Calif.

Sorrento (Sec l.1I Jolla. Calif.)

South Pludena (Sec Puadena, Calif'l

SPflll8 Valley (Sec San DielO, Calif,

Studio City (Sec San Fernando Va ley, Calif. )

Sunland (See tl Canada VllIey, Calif.)

Sun Vallcy (Sec San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Tarzan.1l (Sec San Fernando Valley Calif.)

Temple City (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

T o rrance (Sec South Bay Calif.)

Tujunga (Sec La Canada Valley. Calif.)

Tustin (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Upbnd (Sec Covina· Pomo na, Calif.)

ValleT Center (Sec ta Jolla, Calif.)

Van NUTS (Sec San Vdley. Cali!.)

Venice (Slnl2 M onica.Westside)

Ventura (Sec Ventura Co.)

Victorvill e (Sec San Bernardino, Calif,)

Vi sta (Sec ta Jolla. Calif.)

Vmll Lejanl (Sec La Canada Valley. Calif.)

Walnut (Sec Covina.Pomona, Calif.)

Warner's Hot Springs (Sec La Joll a, Calif.)

\'(fest Covina (Sec Covina.Pomona, Calif.)

West Lo.t Angeles (See Santa MOllica · Wesuide. Calif.)

Whittier (Sec Whittier Area. Calif ) (Sec Sou th Bay, ('" I if.)

Witch CrtCk (Sec La J olla. Calif.)

Woodland Hills (Sec San Fernando V al· Icy, Calif.)

Yorba Linda (Sec North Oran8C CountT, Calif.) (See ReJlanJs. Coili!.)

Calif. 9nn and assisted by Mrs. Robert Hogue. IHO West Fern, Redlands, Calif. 92373 Phoenix. Ariz .- Mrs Dorothy Nelson. 13U W, Tuckey Lane, Phocnix. Ariz.

Clmelback (5<"ottsdate, Pand ise Valley, Calir.)-Franccs Kohfeldt Mallo", H1I E. Rod::ridse Rd ., Phocnix. Ariz. Tucson. AriZ .- Mrs Ken J Pattman. Ro ute 2. Box nn. Tucson, Ariz 8:)71), assisted by Mrs. J Luther D.lIVis. 1815 N. Nortl)fl, Tucson, Ariz Covina·Pomona. Calir.-Mn. Jame B«be, 20409 Via Verde , na, Calif. La Canada Valley, Calif.-Mrs. W. L. Higg;n , 819 In\ersneS! Dr ., Pasadena, Cal.f. 9110} Glendale·Burblnk. Cali f. - Mrs J ohn W. Hilu 2981 Country Club Dr Glendale. Calif. 91208

L:a J olla (Adele Taylor Alford) Mrs Robert Timb rook. 918 La Jolla Rancho Rd ., La Jolb. Calif. Long Beach. Jun Dowm, 4H1 Colorado St Long Beach. CaliC.

I.os Angeles, Cllif.-Mrs. L1o,.d G. Hild, 5}04 Corning A'e., Los Angeles. Calif. 900M North Orange County, Callf.-Mrs. Virginia Lippi , 1200 Crest. vie"". Fulltrton, Calif.; Mrs. ShirleT Loury. 1840 Skyline W ay, Fullerton. Calif.; Mrs. Sue Simpson, 1I4} Hermosa Dr Ana heim. Clilif.

Pasadena. Calir.-GC'neral Chairman-Mrs. Bruce McManigal, 8467 Doris St San Gabriel, Calif.

Pri vate Schools-Mrs. Gary Hayward, El Ene nto Or.• Pan dena. Calif.

San Marin o. So. Paudena- Mrs. Wm Clark, 2080 Lorain Rd., San Marin o, Calif. Arcadia. M(lOrnvia, Duarte-Mrs. Ronald Wilson, 9l' CorooJ' do. Arcadia. ('Ilif , SIn Gabriel. Alhambrll , Temple City-Mrs. Rubert Coh'in, 6}67, Dce-rfield, San Gabriel. uhf. Redlands. Calif Mrs. L. A PIau:. 11- Eucalyptus, Redlands,

Riverside. Calif.-Mrs. Delbert H arris, B11 Magnolia, Ave , Riv. erslde, Calif.

5Jn Bernardino, Calif.-Mrs. J W. Hall 3}6 E Rabt on. Sao 8crnudino, Calif 92404

San Diego Calif.-Loc.1ll; Mrs. Charles Inskeep AmaTI, La Mesa Calif., Phone 460·1H7; Out of town; Mrs ROT Cleator, 1786 Warrington. SIn Diego, Call.!., Phone 223·8722

San Fernando Valley, Calif.-EnClno, Van Nuys, Sherman Oaks and general chairman: Mn. Richard M. Adams , 1)960 ValleT Wood Rd .• Sherman Oaks. Calif. \'(foodland Hills. Puk , Reseda, Tarzanl , Winnetk.a, Hidden Hills (Calabasas): Mrs Robert Royce. 20026 Oxnard St Woodland Hills, Calif. ChatsWorth. Granada Hills. N orth ridge, Sepulveda, Panora.ma City. Sylamr. Mission Hills; Mrs. Leslie Liscom. 17332 Superi. or St .. Northridge, Calif. North Hollywood, Studio Cig. San Fernando. Stone hurst Sun Villey; M" John Davis, Jr 11609 Ning St. North Hollywood, Calif.

Sonta BamlU, Calif. - Mrs Carol Hentschke, 422 Venado Or" Santa Barbara, ClIlif.. and Mrs. Wm. RlY Thomas, 4478 Mea. dowlark lane. Goleta. Calif.

Smt.a Monica- Westside, Cdif.-Mn. J o hn Phillips, 922 Enchangcd Way. Pacific Calif.

South Bay. Calif Mn. Richard Jacobsen, 27612 Eastvale Rd .• Rollins Hills. CaM.

South Coast. Calif.-Mrs. J L. Alford 1)77 Ocean Blvd ., Balboa. C311f Mrs. Wm. D. Bird. Jr 438 Emerald B11. Laguana Beach, Calif.. Mrs. J ames A. Brown. Ion Smoke Tree Lane, Santa Ana Calif.. Mrs W. Lane. .1Inu Ana. Calif

Ventura County. Calif.--Mrs \\,7. 1),7 Phelps. 1167 SaT Rd Santa Paula, CalIf. 9'060.

\\'-h,tt'er Area. Cahf.-Mrs. R. E. Bateman, lH6, Raceland Rd La Mirada, Calif.

CHAPTER REPORTS

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Ma in. Alpha Unlvenlty of Main

Chapter Hono rs--Schussbommer Trophy for first place of Winter Weekend Games.

Indiv idual Honors-Nancy Bates, All Maine Woman; D arcy Bacall, Eagles; Constance Merrifield, Eagles, Neai Malhetai

Connedlcut Alpha , Un i venlty of Connecticut

Ind ividual HonoB-Ruth Swimmer, AWS president, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi; Andrea Lagan , Mortar Board presidmt; Susan Stewart, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi ; Susan Kavan, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Angel FJight; Jory Jo Rist , Angel Flight Commander in Chief; Susan Emerson, Susan Rochette, Linda Roscoe. Sharon O ' Oon ohue, Tag Gronau, Angel Flight.

Ne w York Gamma St Law,ence Un lven ity

Individual Hono n--Cynthia Smith, Smiot aass vice presiden t, M ortar Board, Editor, Hill News; Ann Sherman, Editor, Forum; M arcia Lindsey, Treasure r, ACS; Mary Wicks, Editor, Freshman Dirulory; Adele Cramer, Executive Head, CDC Fiel d Service; Rozanne Farkas, Sophomore Class Executive Advisory Council ; Susan Sharp, WSGA Judiciary &ard; Susan Burt, D irector, Sinners; Marjorie Burto n, WSGA Judiciary Board; Nancy Horner, Vice-President, Panhellenic Council; Lindsey Robinson, Secretary, Outing Gub; Lucile Burt, President , Sinners; Katherine D odge, Art Editor, UtNUnlian ; Mary Jane Choinslcy, Lay-Out Editor, iANrenlialt, Secretary, ACS; Linda Stantial, Executive Secretary, Winter Carnival ,' Susan Allen , Secretary, Pi Mu Epsilon.

P nn.ylvan la Gamma, Dlck ln on ColI g

Chap ,.. Honors-First Place in Zeta Tau Alpha Song Fest.

Oh io D. lta , Oh io W••I.yan Unlv. rs lty

Chapt.r Hono l'f-5econd place in campus sing, Spring, 1966.

Individual Honor.--Julia Metcalf. Angel Flight; Nancy Smith , Panhellenic Secretary; Gayle Helt, Phi Society, Managing Editor of yearbook; Ellen Madsen, AWS Judicia l President, M ortar Board ; Susan Andrews, M ortar Board; Susan Willia.ms, Mortar Boud, journalism honorary, Phi Delta Epsilon ; Toni Fingland , Judi cia l S«retary, AWS; Yvette Daun ic, Phi Society; Susan Lutwyler, Phi Society; Charlone Dunbar, Phi Society; Charlotte Bowen , Phi Society; Sandra Lee, dorm president; Karen Whipkey , dorm president, Student Govt. and Publicity Chairman ; Sheryl Rundell , Phi Soci<ty; Jane Tilley, Phi Soci ety ; Virginia Mellen, little Sisters of Minerva; Susan Rupert, Senior Advisor, Kappa Delta Pbi , educatioo bonorary; Ka-

1966- 67 Outstanding Honors

thryn Bardone, Senior Advisor; Catherine West, Dorm Judge; Barbara Blanchard, AWS treasurer

Virg inia Gamma , ColI.g. of William and Mary

Chapt., hono rt-Second place in Hom«oming float; s«ond place among sororities in scholarship.

Individual hono rt--Shirley Harkess, Mortar Board , Phi Bela Kappa , Associate Editor of school newspaper, Experiment in International Living, Who'J Who ,' Judy Bretana, Mortar Board , Who 'J Who; Judy Faust, Sweetheart of Kappa igma; Pam Goodrich, Sweetheart of Sigma Pi; Marty Vann , SweetMart of Lambda Chi A lpha ; Donna Gorman , Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon ; Mary Yeag. er, H istorian of Class of 1968; Sharon Hogan, Phi Bela Kappa; Lte Hamilton, Alpha Lambda Delta; D onna Says, President of Orchesis; Becky Goolsby, Freshman Dorm Counselor; Kathy Green , Freshman D orm Counselor; Beverly Johnson, Miss Virginia

Vi rg inia Delta, Old Domin ion ColI.g.

Ind ividual honof$- Kathy Steel and Kathy Traynor, Who'r Who ; Beth Free, Dean's List; Kalhy Steel. Dorthea S Buck Latin American Scholarship; Kathy Steel , Sigma Bela Tau Honorary Leadership Fraternity; Diane Bowles, Dreamgirl of Pi Kappa Alpha, Zeta Iota Chapter; Betsy Simmons , President of Senior Class ; Barbara Smith, Vice President of Junior Class; Shelly Jones, Senetary of Sophomore Class; Kathy Steel and Joan Barry , Honor Board ; Kathy Traynor, Editor of Yearbook; Wanda Cutchins, Panhellenic President; Glenda Harrison. Captain o f Freshman Cheerleaders.

W.1t Virg inia Alpha , W• • t Virg inia Un lv.N lty

Chapt.r hono rs-Second prize in Homecoming Float Contest.

Ind ividual honon-Deborah Anderson, .Miss Mounta ineer. President of Mortar Soard, Chairman of Intercollegiate Association of Women Students Convention, Phi Alpha Theta (history honorary); Chari D i ll ow, One of Ten Best Dressed Girls on Campus; Carol Fear, D olphins; Gay Ratcliff, Cheerleader Dolphins; Susie Allison, Pro· gram Council of Mountain lair (student union), Dormitory Program Council; Linn Bland, Lambda Kappa Sigma (pharmacy honorary); Kitty link, Li.toon-awa, Alpba Delta Theta (Medical technology honorary); Marian Merchant, Dolpbins; Alice Mclaughlin , Dolpbins; Nancy Nelson, Psi Chi (psycbology honorary); Marcia Poffenberger, Angel Flight , Po ultry Queen of West Virgi nia ; Tona Renforth , Mortar Board. Mu Phi Epsilon (music honorary); Margaret SaviUe, Chimes, University Cultural Committee, Presidolt of Pi Delta Phi (Funch honorary); Watson , Dolpbins, Sigma Tau Sigma, All Campus Party Delegate Council; Lind. Whitner. University Novice Debate Team; Sara Wilson ,

Chimes, Treasurer of A.W.S ., Treasurer of Intercollegiate As sociatio n of Women Students Convention, Mounlainlair Program Council and Conference Co-ordinator for Regional Association of College Unions; Patricia Wiseman, Forest Festival Princess; Jennifer Wylie, Strawberry Queen; Patti Lawn, Angd Flight; Carolyn King , G oldd iggers Steering Committee, Festival of Ideas Steering Commiuet. A .W.S. Bridge Tournament Committee, Maggie Harrington, Parents Weeken d leering Committee, Dormitory Judiciary Board; Kay Phillips , Dormitory Judiciary Board; Suzanne M cPhenon, Dceam Girl of Alpha Theta Chaptet of pj Kappa Alpha.

North Carolina Alpha Uni nity of North Carolina Alpha

Indiv idual honor.-5tella Alexander, Dean 's lisl , YWCA Hospital Commiltu Chairman, SNEA Secretary; Susan Alexander, Junior aass Treasurer , Homecoming Court, Beat Duke Court; Chery Arnold, Gamma Alpha Lambda, Dean's List; Brenda Ballard , Dean's List, Panhelienic Council Vice President, Order of the Beanbirds, Homecoming Cowt; Jane Brady, D ean's List; Flossie Collins, Dean ' s List; Sharon Finch, Dean's List, Chairman of YWCA International Gifts Bazaar; Alice Graham, AS5istanl Women's Att orney General , Toronlo Exchange, YWCA Vice President , Dean's List; Camille Graham , Dean 's List; Patty Hamilton, YWCA Commillee Chairman, Dean's List; Mary King , V ice President of Carolina Forum, Secretary of Carolina Symposium, H ono r System Commission, Yackety-Yack Beauty Cou r t; Joa n M cClaine, D ean's List, Order of the Bean birds; Caroly n M cKenzie, Secretary of Publications Board, D ean's List, highest average in Pledge Class; Martha M enefee, D ean's List, Senior Class Social Chairman_ Order of the Beanbirds; Jean Miller, Dean 's List , Panhtllenic Council: Peggy Paul , President of YWCA , Dean 's Committee for Senior Women; Liz Scott, Dean 's List, Homecoming Court, Carolina Sweetheart, Order of the Beanbirds; Ellen Sugg, Gamma Alpha lambda, Dean 's List , Sophomore Honors Program, Vice-Chairman of Carolina Women's Coun cil; A udrey Wall, Dean's List, Order of the Beanbirds; Susie Warren, Dean's List , Sally Win der, Dean's List.

South Caro lina Alp ha , Univ e rsi ty of South Caroli na

Chapte r hono rs-Highest Scholarship average, fall

Individual honors- lJ7ho'! Who and Alpha Order president, Mary DeLoache ; Who '! Wh o, Betsy Boyle; Angel Flight : Kathy Gehman , Nena Frost, and Janet Selman.

Ind iana leta , Ind iana Un ivers ity

Ind ividual honors- D'Lce Long, Enomene, Alpha Lambda D e lta, Freshman Affairs, Freshman Camp Counselor, Princess: Debbie McAdams, Chairman of Chetrl eade r Conference, Student Interest Steering Committee, Princess; Karen Thompson, Alpha Lambda Delta , fnomene, Activities Fair Steering Committee; Becky Bell, Pleides, Physically Handicapped Committee Chairman; Nancy Frakes , President's Ball Steering Secre. tary of Junior Class, Omicron Delta; Susan Sheehan , Alpha La.mbda {)rita, Princess, ; Susan Chipper, Enomene, Freshman Affairs; Jean V erhoven, J U. Foundation leering Committee, aass Council; Barbara Weihmiller, Pi Lambda Theta, Mortar Board, J. 1I. Foun·

dation Steering Committee; Ja n Wriler. Secretary of igma Alpha Eta, Mortar Board: Ka thy Whitham, Enomene, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sophomore Class Council; Ali ce Gettel6nger, Campus Chest Steering Committee, Indiana Language Program Advrsory Committee; Terry Thompson, Pi Lambda Theta; Qwen Arment , V ice President of Mu Phi Epsilon; Karen Fitton and Sheila O'Dea, Omicron Nu; Candy Howell , Angel Flight; Babs O'Hair, First Fling and Homecoming Steering Committee, Junior Class Council; Jane Samuelson, YWCA Cabinet; Gigi Pinell, K. K Whittemore, Julie Jones , Mary Taylor, Enomene; Gale Loren c, Alpha Lambda Delta

Indiv idual honors- Pris Davi s, Who's Who in and M ortar Board Senior Citation, Omicron Nu, and Usher Corps; Virginia Graves, Phi Kappa Phi, Cheerleader, Angel Flight , Campus Executive Club; Maureen Garman , Sara Oliver, A WS Judic ial Board; Jane Lackey, AWS Frosh Board; Susie Groweg, Angel Flight, Vol Corps; Anne Anderson, Linda Burros, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Al ice Moore, Sweetheart of Alpha Kappa Psi , AWS Judi cial Board, AWS Sophomore Ai de, Humes Residence H all Vice President; Ann Russell , Vo l Corps, Usher Corps, Panhellenic Rush Counselor; Gayle McCracken, Lynn Hoffman, Margaret Youn g, Angel Flight; Susan Morrison , Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sister of Minerva , Angel Flight; Reba Holt , AWS Counselor, Sigma Al pha Iota; D arlene Brown, Susie Hartman , Kathy Johnson, AWS Sop homore Aide!': Ellen Thnma!i, Vnl Corps; Betty M ontgomery, Usher Corps: Jayne Rogers, Little Sister of Minerva; Liz Nelson , Kappa Chi , Debate Team; D eborah Bryll-nt, Miss Knoxville Finalist ; Sally Mickle, One o f Top Fifteen Best DresseJ Coeds on Campus; and Becley Tyson Eta Kappa Nu (electrical engineering hon o rary).

T. nn e"e. De lta , Me mph is Slate Uni vers ity

Ind ivi dua l honors-Robin Jennings, Tassel (Senior Women 's H onorary) , Member of Who'J Who; A nn Rob· inson, Tassel, Who's U'/ho; Julie Johnson , Who 'J IT/ho, Maureen Kinney, Tassel , Orchesis (modem dance honorary); Ellen Robinson , Phi Alpha Theta, (H o norary History Fraternity), Member of Student National Education Association.

Alobama Alpha , I lrm lnghom South e rn ColI g e

Chapte r hono rs--Spirit Trophy for Greek Week. Ind ivi dual hono rs--Sally Alexander, Quad Editor, Eta Sigma Phi, Student .Advisory Committee to the President; Pat Alford , Assistant Editor to the Hilltop American Chemistry Society; Sharon Andrews, Secretary o f Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean 's List; Nancy Davis, Kappa Delta Epsilon: Ann Howard Finn , Ama zons: Pat Graybill, Student Government Secretary to the Advisory Committee for the President ; Jean Ring, Ameri can Chemistry Society; Jane Lumpkin, Sigma Alpha Iota, Executive Council, Ford Foundation Chainnao , Kappa Delta Epsi · Ion; Martha Merrill , Dean's List; Shamn Phillips, Student Exchange with Smith College; Cherry Skinner. Representative to the Red Cross College Ad\'isory Board: Ann e Walker, Theta Sigma Lambda M ath H ono rary ; Cherry Woodruff, Student Congress.

Te nn e"ee Gomma Universi ty of Te nne"ee

Alabama Gamma, Auburn University

Chapter hano rs--3rd in scholarship.

Ind ividual honors--J ane Hall , Pershings Rifles Sponsor; Teresa H olman, D onn Pttsident; Pat Jeanes, Village Rea ders; Juliene Ptomey, SAR; Kandy Walker, Alabama State College Queen, Miss Auburn Engineer, Region Little Colonel; Marsha Mauele, Senator from Chemistry; Barbara Gossett, D elta Omicron; Linda Little, Panhellenic Handbook Editor; Bobbie Smith, Calendar Girl ; Wanda Adcock, Home Economics Freshman Council; Marie Barnes, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Robin Carstens, Alpha Lambda Delta, Chemistry Fttshman Council; Jerri D avidson, Alpha Lambda Delta: Donna Sue Waller, Miss Lake M artin, Calendar Girl, Miss Alabama Finalist; Kay Shaver. Assist. Editor of Basil ; Gayle Gilmore, Beauty.

Florida Alpha, Stetson University

Chapter hon ors- 1st place H omecomi ng Boat, Pledge Scholarship Trophy, Trophy for most Improved Grades.

Ind ividua l honors--C indy Fuller, Panhellenic Honorary; Judy Knight , Kappa Delta Pi ; Julie Upp, Kappa Delta Pi; Jud y Gregg, Panhellenic H onorary, Vice President of Tassel; Kitty Morris, Phi Alpha Theta; and Zane Yakots , Sigma Tau D elta

Florido 'Beta , Florida State Un iversity

Chapt er honors--H ighest Active Average: Third in Campus Scholarship; Third in Campus Sing. Ind ividual Honors-Lynn Callahan, Clerk of Honor Court, Garnet Key; Joanna Romer, Editor of Yearbook, Mortar Board , Garnet Key, Hall of Fame , President's Advisory Council; Sally Saier, Chairman 1966 Homecoming, Chairman 1967 Southeastern Panhellenic Conference, Garnet K ey, Presid ent of Dorm ; Susan Hines, Mu Phi Epsilon Musi c Honorary, Alpha Lambda Delta; Sharon Reynolds, Vice President of Dorm ; Nancy Wall, Chief Justi ce of Panhellenic Hon or Court.

IIl1no i. Eta, Millikin Unlver.lty

Individual honon--Mary Barber, Dean 's List ; Barbara Chasteen, Dean's List; Ann David son, Dean's List ; Collttn Edie, Dean 's List; Kathy Grady, Dean's List; Gretchen Greider, Dean's List; Marjy Hajn es, Dean ·s List; Anne Heinle, D ean's List; Candi Hodge, Dean's List ; Kathy Kellar, Dean's List; Leslie M claugh lin, Dean 's List : Martha Pettry, Dean·s List; Kay Tomamichel, Dean's List: Nancy Troemper, D ean's List; Kathy White, Dean's List; Nancy Arms, Dean's List; Jane Boeker, Dean' s List; Gloria M oore, Deao's List ; Martha Snyder, Dean's List.

WI.con .l n Beta , Beloit College

Chapter honon--Wisconsin Beta rated first in the Province and thirteenth in the nation in the Pi Beta Phi National Standardization and Survey Report; first place in Sigma Chi D erby D ay.

Individual honors-- Dean's List: aass of 1966, Mary Jasper; Oass of 1967, Linda Rowe and Janet Miller; Cass of 1968, Judy Major, Diana Mann, Alice Goetzke; aass of 1969, Ellen Burnham, Elizabeth Harris, Annette Dickson, Ann Underhill, Linda Wolcott, Kate Mattes, Nancy Biederman, Constance Mackiewicz. Junior Counselors: Jane Taylor, Alice Goetdce, Nancy Robinson . Hildegud

Gny, Winifred Adams Jane Taylor, Queen of Sigma Chi Derby Day ; Ellen Burnham , Queen of Summer Relays Kathy Austin. Mortar Board , Phi Sigma Iota; Elizabeth Kidwell , dorm President; Mary Blaney, Student Senate Secretary, Judicial Board; Ellen Simon, Vice President and Treasurer of Orchesis, I A.W.S. Contact; Kate Mattes. CRlG President, and Secretary of Beloit Volunteer Tutoring Service: Lyn Landon, Panhellenic President; Janet Miller, A W.S President ; Janet Abelt, Phi Sigma I ota; linda Wolcott, President, Alpha Lambda D elta; Jane BiI· derbeck, Phi Sigma Iota; Ann Underhill, Alpha Lambda Delta, A.W .S. Treasurer; Constance Mackiewicz , Secretary of Orchesis; Mariella Haas , Secretary of Les Femm es.

North Dakota Alpha , Un ive rsity of North Dallcta

Individual honors-Gretchen Adams, Sigma Alpha Eta , Pi Lambda Theta , Wh o's Who in Ameriran Colleges and Universities, SEA president ; Marjorie Axe, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sigma Alpha Iota; Pam D eyo, Alpha Lambda Delta; Lynnie Hamann , Grey Gowns ; Kathy Hillis , Alpha D elta Theta; Mary Kay Johnson, Sigma Alpha I ota; Karol Konnd. Pi Lambda Theta , Mortar Board, Who's Who in Ame,;can Col/eges and Universities; Twyla Norman, Psi Upsilon Omicron; Judy Olson , Pi Lambda Theta, Mortar Board; Kathy Quesnel Pi Lambda Theta; Meg Roney, Alpha Delta Theta, Grey Gowns ; Jerri Brown Shablow, Sigma Alpha Iota, Phi lambda Delta; Sherrilynn Sperling, Alpha Lambda Delta; Shelby Strand. Alpha lambda Delta , Faye Wallsten, Phi Upsilon Omicron , Pi Lambda Theta.

MI ouri Gamma Drury Colleg e

Indlvlduol honors-Candy Hayes, Hom ecoming Queen, " Best D ressed" Award ; Sahnny Johnson, director of allschool talent show, highest senior accumulative grade average, 1st runnerup to National College Queen, Janet Goddard, Director of major student production The Chalk representative on National College Bowl, 4 0 (straight A) grade average; Leslie Day, Panhelleni c Queen , D orm President, Vice President of Student Union Board of Governors; Donna DeCamera, 4.0 grade average; Anna Dav idson, varsity chttrleader captain.

Louiliana Beta , Louisiana Stote Univers ity

Individual honors--S usie Jory, Sigma Chi Sweetheart; Tanya Becnel, Representative of S.G.A.; Anne Krisan, National Angel Flight Commander, Mortar Board, Who' J Who , National College Queen, Pi Beta Phi outstanding stnior; Claudia Moller, Angel Flight, Figi Sweetheart; Cynthia Fink, Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart; Marie Sleet, College of Education President: Angel Flight, Student Assembly of S.G.A.; Betsy Cobb, Al pha Lambda Delta Secretary, Soph. Class College of Education President

Iowa Gamma , lowo State Univers ity

Chapter honon--Pan·hel Scholarship Trophy, Nita Hill Stark Vase.

Individual hono r.--Sandy Kinker, Honor's Program, Mortar Board recognition tea, Span; Thelma Eldttdge. Omicro n Nu; Pat Donovan, Sigma Alpha Iota; Jeanne Turnquist, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Susan Coultrap, Phi Sigma Iota, Mortar Board recognition tea; Beth Collison, Mortar Board recognition tea; ]0 Ellyn Oarey, Mortar Board recognition tea; Pam Fassler, Mortar Board rtrogni.

lion tea; Deana Young , Mortar Board recognition tea; Kathy Brownlee. Dean's Advisory Board; Sherry Teachout, Human Relations Council; Sally Flickinger, Span.

Iowa Zelo , Uni v ers it y o f Iowa

Chopte r honorl--lst in sorority scholarship averages on campus for 1965·66 year.

Ind ividual honors-Greta Gerke, advisor to the A \XIS freshmen council, Dana Hendrickson and Judy Lewi son Angel Flight, Carol McCollum and Valeris Pierce Guidon Society, Jan and Cheryl McDaniel cheerleaders, MaryJa H ultgren , Chairman Judicial Board , Mary Schantz, Union Board Director, Catherine Corbin, l i Fe Queen. Linda Pecaut , Dolphin Queen , Jan Lowenberg and Mary Kent I Fe finalists, Mary Kent Pershing RiRes Queen .

Ne bro ska a e to , Un iv ersi ty of Ne bra s ka

Chapter honor.-Spirit trophy for support of athletics; first place in AUF pledge fund drive.

Indi vidual honof.- Mimi Rose, Activities Queen of the U niversity ; Carolyn Eldred , Tassels treasurer; Rom elle Schaffer, Assistant Treasurer of Tassels , Alpha Lambda Deha ; Lynn Trombla , Cadence Countesses; Carla Grunczewski, Cadence Countesses; Cheri Swaim, Cadence Countesses Treasurer, Pi Lambda Theta ; Laura Lynn , Pi Lambda Theta; Kitty M cManus , Pi Lambda Theta; Theresa Luther, A lpha Lambda Deha ; Pat Austin, Alpha Lambda D elta; Chris Uhe r, Alpha Lambda D elta; Susie Jenkins. Bui lders A ssistant Chairman, A lpha Lambda D elta; Susie K unc, YWCA Chairman.

Kan lgs Alpha, Kan , g , Un iveni ty

Ind ividual honors- Harvard Prize Award in Math , Kansas University Nominee Andrea Speer; Phi Chi Theta President , Joan Gilpen; Gamma Alpha Chi Vi ce Presid ent, Margy Brown ; Pi Lambda Theta , Jean Burgardt; Angel Fli g ht , Sidney A shton , Jani ce Whelan; Angel Flight Administrative Officer, Kath y H onig; Angel Flight Special Proj ects Officer , Karen McCarth y; Mortar Board, And rea Speer; Military Ball Queen , Sue Tyler; Kansa s Cherry Bl ossom Queen , Jani ce Whelan; P e rshing Rifles H onorary Company Commander, Karen McCarthy

Kon sa s aeta Kan sa s Stat. Un ivers ity

Indiv idual honors-Cathy Addy, Mortar Board, SG A Advisory Committee; M elinda Anderson , Littl e Sisters of M inerva, CYR Offi ce r ; Linda Baldridge , Angel Flight , Delta Phi Delta Secretary, SEA Advisory Board, H onor M asters Program ; Con nie Bates , Alpha Lambda Delta , litt le Sisters of Minerva , Secretary-Treasurer of Cosmopolitan Club; Joy ce Burris , Phi Upsilon Omi cron , First Vi ce President and acting Presi dent for Orches is; Carol Christenson. Student Senator, President of AWS , Student Body President"s Cabinet, Delegate to AWS Bi -State Meet , Delegate to lAWS Convention, Putnam Scholars Association , Sigma D elta Pi, Chimes, Executive Council of President's Commisssion: Martha Crane. SEA Board M ember. President of Little Sisters of Mi nerva, K-St31e SNEA-KSTA Senior Scholarship Nominee; Pat Roach. Angel F light Pledge Class Secretary-Treasurer. CYR; Ashley Allison. Phi K appa Phi, M ortar Board, Executive Officer of Pershing RiBes.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Co lorado Gamma , Colorado State Uni ve" ity

Individual honors- Lo ri Evans, Spurs; Ann Kell ey, Spurs, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Terry Liebl , Pi Delta Epsilon ; Leslie Smith. Beta Beta Beta ; Leslie W atso n, Beta Beta Beta; Susie Betts, IYl"ho's U'l"ho, Mortar Board; Karen Oute, Kappa Mu Epsil o n ; Carol Hutchin so n Hi spe ria ; Carmen Hut chinson, Hisperia ; Mary Fowler Alpha Lambda Delta; Mar i lyn Berry Sigma Alpha Eta, Mortar Board; Sandy Merrill , Angel Flight; Kathy Heflin Angel Flight ; Martha Gehr, Mortar Board; Roslyn Nelson. Angel Fli g ht.

Wa l hlngton Alpha , Un iversity of Wash ington

Ind ividual honors-Toni Winsto n . Linda Salter, Alpha Lambda Delta hon o rary; Linda McColm , W -KEY ; Margi Appleton , Jane Leimba cher, Trish Eby. Darlene Kutl , Ju . nior H o nor Women ; Pam Wagner, Karen D obson , Ad e ll e Hermann , Mars ha Ri chardson , Jan Morton Freshman Cheerleaders; Barb Blasingame , Varsity Cheerleader; Kathy Wygle Sue Maland , Chris Schneider, Linda Salter and Becky H a rlow , Brigad ears; Shelly William s, Corvettes; Chris mphred, Nancy Toney, Silverfish; Sally Haney, Ma id o f Chi Psi ; Nanci Yarn o, Jody Bergum , Trish Eby , Litde Sisters of Minerva ; Margi Applet o n , Jill M or rison , Lind a McColm Suzanne Munns Linda McCorkle , Gwen Cory, Belt)' Emerick , Pegi Claire, Charlotte West , Huskey Honeys ; Pegi Claire, Rally Girl.

Ore gon Delta , Portland State Colleg e Chopter honors- Basketbal l Championsh ip-intersorority fraternity league. Ind iv idual honor_M arsha Stutt, Pan hellenic Rush Chairman, Membership on Council of Edu ca lion - P.S .c., and co unselor of Oricntat ;u n ; Luntle-I;: SdhllTer, cou nsel o r of freshman orientation; Nancy Schmidt, cou nselor o f Freshman orientation; Linda Eason, Sigma Alpha Omega (Wom en 's Scholastic H ono rary)

Ore gon Gamma , Willam e He Un ive rs ity

Ind iv idual hono rs-Jud), Dodd C}'nthia Dudl ey. Marlene Ande rson . Littl e Sisters of M i ner va; Mar}' Cotlon. Sweetheart of Epsilon Chi; Maria \'('atso n , Kappa Epsilon Stardust Queen ; Vi ckie Baker D e lta Tau Delta Queen. Diane Hoss , M orta r Board. Phi Sigma Iota Student Curriculum Committee; Linda Naylor, M Orlar Board , Class vice president and sec retary. Phi Sigma I ota, Dobra Slo\'a; Cynthia Davi s. Bonnie Butler , Susan Gilpin , Can:Jy Marcum, Beta Alpha Gamma ; Sue Smith, Chry sa n M cAllister , Cynthia Davi s, Rally Squad ; Cindy I rvine, Cathy Wel ch, Lindy Barto Judy Moore, Honeybears , University dan ce line; Judy Dodd , Best -Dressed Girl on campus to co mpete for the Glam our Ma gazine's national top ten award ; Mar)" Cotton. Theresa Ki ng. Maria Watson. Sue Smith, competed in Be st- Dressed finals : Diane Solomo n Theresa King , M u Phi Epsilon.

Ar izona Be ta , Arizo na State Uni ve rsi t y Ind ivi dua l honors- Bunny Olmsted, H omecom'n,!.! Queen, Angel Flight Senator; Sail)' Grayson, Alpha Lambda Delta. Starduster: Lynn Reese. Al pha Lambda D elta. Crescent; Jenny ESp.lrla. Spurs: Robyn H ouston. i\:atani. Regional Director Spurs; Chelly Seeds, Natani, Sec: Sand)" Stock, Natani-Treas.; Laura Williams, Natani, H ome<om(Continued on page 61)

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

These young ladies have pledged Pi Beta Phi a t colleges and universities since October, 1966

Ma ine Alph o--Gail Brarmann, Madiso n, N.J.; Suzanne Burd ge, Spring Lake, N J .; Pa tsy Burnell , Bridgton , Mai ne; Cheryl Dawso n, North Attleboro, Ma ss.; Eli zabe th Eckh a rdt , Needham , Mas s.; Sharon Finn emo re, Skowhegan, Mai ne; Carol G ates, Ashland , Mass.; Pa tri cia Gerety, Orono, Maine; Rebecca Hall , Mansfield Center, Conn.; Jacqueline Harris, Skowhegan, M ai ne ; Janet Hogan , W inchest er, Mass .; Ch eryl Leonard , Owls Head , Maine ; Darl et n McGeoghegan , Hamilton , Ma ss.; Pauline Mi chaud , Augusta , Maine ; Janet M orang, South Port land, Maine ; Val erie Morri so n, Chohasset, Ma ss.; Judith Mulvihill , Orono , Maine ; Elizabeth Ray, Corinna, Maine; Mildred Salisbury, Northeast Harbor, Maine; Patricia Stefka, McGuire APB , N.J.; Candis W ing, East Derry, N H .; Nancy Yeaton, Farmingto n, Mai ne.

Ve rmont Alpho-- Nancy Ad am s, Dover, M ass.; Karl a Ba e hr. Briarcliff Man o r, N.Y.; Nancy Bri ce, Birmin gham, Ala .; Kr istie Carlson. haw net Mission, Ka n.; Dim Davi s, Montreal, Canada (Quebec); D ebo ra h Fitzgerald , Qui lford. Conn ; Hel en Halcomb, Sewick ley, Pa.; Mary Jan ss. Beverley Hills, Los Angeles, Calir.; ydney Landon , Schenectady. N Y.; Barbara OUinger. Basking Ri dge. N.J; Susa n Parlow, Swampscott, Mass ; Pam Pnefol d, Boulder , Colo.; Sarah Petitt, W orces te r, Miss .; Suzy Pexton, Weston Mass .; Tena 'Rodge rs, Kn oxville, Tenn ; Lynn Tenny· SO n, Philadelphia. Pa .; Jennifer Wilcox , Westminster, Mass.; Ja clcie Ogd e n, Scarsdale, N.Y.; Myra Mastin , Mount H o lly, N.C.; Barbara Brennan, Lynn6e ld , Mass.

New York Gamm o--Patricia Sope r. Poughkeepsie, N.Y .; Al ice McCann, D etroit, M ich.; Ab igail Gardner, Salem , N .J .; Nancy Pe rr o, Wayne, N.J.; Patricia Staub, Rochester, N Y .; Nancy Fitch , Villan ova, Pa .; J ane Kell ogg, Ka · tonah , N .Y .; Jane D Esti. Binghamton , N.Y.; Nancy Patchen, Ashville, N.Y .; Judith Fullon , H anover, H .; Sue Ellen Gemberling, Rome, N.Y .; Leslie Barber, M iddleburgh, N.Y.; Nancy D icke rson, Watert own, N.Y .; Susan Knauerhase Canton, N. Y .; Jill Kale, Naples. Ita ly; Katherine MacKay, ituate. Mass.; Patri cia H aag, Sandy Creek. N Y .; D on na Post, Batavia, N.Y.; Sharon D ib ble. Il io n, N Y.; Mary Ann e McM ullen, Masse na, N.Y.; Bar· bara Kunsela , Delh i, N Y .; Jacqueline Davis, Poughketpsie, N.Y.; Constance Cromwell, Rochester, N.Y.; Carolyn Schmidt, Washington , D C.

Ne w Yo rk De tto-- Marjorie Ala in, Birmingham, Mich. ; Sarah Bartlett, We ston , Mass.; G ail Campbell, Media, Pa .; D eborah Cheney. Ithaca, N Y.; J oyce Copland, Springdale. Conn.; Jean Cowden. Bauxite, Ark.; Karilyn Cummins, Wheaten , M d.; Shirley Egan , San Francisco, Calif.; Helen H all, Tempe, Ariz.; Sharon H oopes, Two Ri vers, Wis .; Susan Hoover, North Canton, Ohio ; Julia Mather, Frank· linville, N.Y.; Susan Minnich , Mclean. Va.; Patricia Mobe rly, Philadelphia , Pa .; Kay Morris, Kennett Square, Pa .; Paaicia Prin gle. Nichols, N .Y .; Deborah Ras, Sche· nectady, N. Y .; Lynn Rooney, LeRoy. N.Y.; Deborah Scheraga, I thaca, N.Y.; Jayne Schreiber, M edford Lakes, N .J .: Kathryn Shands, Brooklyn, .Y.; Mary Lyone Siri. anni. Pittsburgh, Pa .; Alice Smith, Evanston , IlL ; Barbara 53

Spaid, Lititz, Pa .; Ellen Stewart, And ove r , Mass .; Stdany W estgate, Sanford, Fla ; Joan Wiswell, Riverhead , N Y .; Ann e Benedict, Lynn , Mass.; Cheryl Leddy, Wyomissin g, P,

Penn svlvon la Gammo--Lucy Ashley, Nancy Linnan , Mclean , Va .; Andrea Busby, Falls Church . Va .; Daphne Carrufhers, Short H ills N.J.; Kathleen Cassel , Norristow n, Pa .; Sue Ferguson , Norma Tithe r, Meadowbrook, Pa .; Nikki Franzise. Flushing, N.Y .; Mary Fuoss, Cin ci n· nati , Ohio ; Nancy Hanly , Chevy Chase, M d .; Catherine Ha ve rkamp. Al exa ndria , Va .; Carolyn Hut chins, Huntington, N .Y. ; Holly Kemp, Easton , Md .; Pamela Kenned y, WyncOle, Pa .; usan Liecardo, Leo ni a. J .; Ell en O 'Neal, W es tfield , N.].; Julie Pring le, Wash ington. D .C.; N an cy Spence, Averill Park , N.Y.; Mary Jane poo ner, Wes tport, Conn .; Christine Williams, Wilmington, Del.

Oh io Alph o--Gretchen Collier, leonto n, Ohio ; Karen Ensign, Springfield, Ohio; Kr iste n Hafl ey, Hampton, Va ; Peggy J enkins, Akron, Ohi o; Judy Keye rleber, Mento r, Ohio; Tan ya Kolca l, Eu clid, Ohio; Alice McCull och. North Royalt on, Ohio ; Anne MacDonald , Pa .; Kath y Sievers, Cleveland H ts Ohi o; Susan Warfe l, Buffal o. N.Y.; Joyce Ya nchar, Euclid, Ohi o.

Oh io a to-- May Bradley, Betsy Craig, linda Holtzh a use r, usie J ames, Patti Jones, Barbara Kearcher , Jane Krumh oltz, Dian e Miller, Kathy Runde, Jody Wuill e, Vi ckie Barnhouse, Well a Chitwood, Connie Clark, J anet Colli ns , Phyliss Condit, Cindy Cook, Pam Disken . Kath y Dumford. R:lOdee Durt sc hi , linn Endsley. Gl oria Gawloski, Cinda G odf rey, Sally Good willi e, J oa nn a Hurst , J ane J ackson, Sara Kadel . Connie Koepke, Sue Morton. Jud y Mo rrissey, D iane Sell, Lynn Siefert , A nn Snedeker , Betsy Wones , usie Zimmerman.

Virgi nia Oe lto--Anita Balicky, Cynthia Johnson, Becky Meekins, and Chris Davis, Virginia Beach , V a.; Sigrid Clark , Susan Cote, Susan Gross, Glenda H a rr iso n, Carolyn H offman , Wendy Nickens. Karen McNeel a, Stephanie D onegan. Gail Le«h, Norfolk, Va .; Crickett Cooksey, Betsy Couch , Susan Fret. A lexandria, V a.; Di ana Boyki n, Ar· lington, V a ; Carolyn Gebhardt, Hampton , Va .; Chri s Glynn , Chesapeake. Va .; Sheila Potts, Portsmouth , Va.; Janice Ragland, Nell Whittle, Norfolk, Va.

We" Virgin ia Alpho--Barbara Hartl ey, M echan icsburg , Pa .; Patricia H enn en , Cindy McClure, Ann Brawl ey, Char· leston, W.Va. ; Theresa Dim itri, Somerset, Pa.; Dorothy Harrish, Stepa nie Clavan. Cumberland. Md.; Suzanne Kirschner W est Newton, Pa. ; Berni ce John , Ki ngwood. W Va .; Sarah D unn, Point Pleasant , W Va.; Janice Friend. Grafton W.Va .: M ucia Lykins, K enova, W Va ; Gary Anne H arkin, Coraopolis, Pa.; Betty Anne Jones, P ittsburgh , Pa.

Michigan Ga mmo--G inny Bettendorf. Cleveland , Ohio; M issy Bragger, Saginaw; Carol CarnevaJe, Flint; Beverly Coulter. Bonnie Seebold. Flossmoor. 1I1. ; Kay I:>o,le, Bar-

bara Johnson , Birmingham ; Pauy D yer, K ankakee. JII .; H edy Gustafson, Beverly Otaskey, D etroit; D ebbie M ac· D onald, Ferndale; Elizabeth Miam i, Fla .; Pat Pll. nitchpalcdi, Spring Lake; D ebbie Ri chardson , Clarkston; Pam Schneider, Grosse Pointe; Jane Schohz, T oledo. Ohio; Sharon Sollman, Southfield; D iane Willets, Rochester.

Mich iga n Oelt o---Cathy Amos, M idland, M ich.; Cyndy Cheney, Lansing •.Mi ch.; Tally Cone, Birmingham, M ich.; Shelly Cope, Lexingto n , M o. ; M ari lyn H orn, Grosse Poin te Sho res, M ich.; Mary Hu emille r, Pont iac, M ich.; Peggy lamb , Ann Ar bor, M ic h .; M ar ie Luka s, Qui ncy, Mi ch .; Carolyn Rep lh , O es Pl a ines, III.; Carol Sawicld , Detroit , Mi ch .; Jill eiiema n, Elma, N . Y .; Lyn da Stewart , H insdale, III. ; Candy Van D en Berghe, Grosse Pointe, M ICh.; Ju dy W ei n reber, North Chili , N . Y.; Cathy W est, I ndianapolis, I nd.

Ind Iana And o rn , Linda M arsh, Janice Patterson, I ndianapolis , I nd.; Becky Bail ey, Lin to n, Ind.; Di ana Bartlemay, Richmond In d.: Susan Bla ck, Seymour , In d.; J ea n Boozer, Mi shawaka, Ind .; She ri Bro wnlee, Sally Lennox, Lebanon, Ind .; Carol Bulger, O gden Dunes, I nd.; Susan Cook, B1urn on, In d.; Wendy F ra ney, Hammond, Jnd.; Jill Grossman, Bl oomington, In d.; Ell en H ay, Thorn to wn, I nd.; Patricia K ishman. Lo rain , Ohi o; Wendy M altby, Evanston , III .; Andrea Olsen, Decatur 111. ; Mary Osmon, Clinton, In d.; M issy Pillo n, Chappaqua , N Y .; Rita Ri sse r, Urbana, 111.; Cathy Ti ernan , Evans v ille, Ind .; Sandra Van H o rn , South Be nd In d.; Susan Warn e r. South Whitl ey. In d.; J oa nn Wasso n , Fo rt Wayne I nd .; Chery l Wh ea tl ey, Tipt on, In d.; Suzy Zoeller, New Alban y, Ind

Tenne,," Banks M o rri s, CamJcn. A rk.

Alabama Cobb, Nancy Da vies, M ary Duffey, J a ne Ferguson, andra H ays, Suzy Kin g, Lin da Jan M oragues, Janette Ru sh, Linda Wh ite, Birmingham, Ala .; Susa n Baldwin, Cora l Gables, Fla.; Pat Fa rb , M obile , A la.; Li sle H ipp, K aren Ki ng, Gun tersvi lle, A la.; Janet J o hnson , Palmyra , Pa.; Lynn Mc Peters, Huntsville. A la.; D iane M orr ison, H ous ton, Miss .; Judy Owens, Gadsden . A la.; SUS3n Provost, Foley, Ala .; Nita Roden berC)', M argaret Temple, Tuscaloosa, A la.; Pam Stead , Green. ville, A la.; Susan Wood, Covington, La_

Florida Upp, M iami; Becky Dehoney, Louisvi ll e, K y.; D ea nna Fishack, Foxvi lle, Md .; Susan Smith, D eland.

IIIlnoll Anne Bravos, Fredda Fainzin, Marblehead, M ass.; Barbara Bruce, Ren ee Y oung, Lake Bluff, III.; M arcia D ewar, D onn a Johnson, Western Sprin gs; Laure n Brenn eman, Rivers ide; Pat Clarkson, Ann Arbor, M ich.; Ann Dr ochelma n, t Louis, M o.; Sara Ehrenburg,

Granite Falls, M inn.; M olly Huber, Minnea polis, Minn .; Gayle M atschulat, Elm Grove ; J udy M o re6e ld, M onmouth; Cathe rine Pha len, Silver Springs, M d.; Leah Reich, Niles; Susan Rayniak, W aukegan; Susan Trigg, Belvidere; Sara Wyant , hawnee Mi ssion, Kan

lilinoll leta-Oelto--Cynthis Craig, Deerfiel d, 111. ; K athDeutsch , Carla M ontrose, Denver, Colo.; Judith Dud· ley, Chicago, III.; Jan Eckardt, heboygan , Wi s.; usan Egan, Naperville, IlL ; Rebecca H ollmeye r, Susan Sch lau!· man, Arl JOgton H eights, III .; Linda I ve rson, Champaign, II I.; Colleen Kelly, Ceda r Rapids, Iowa; Judith Kr amer, Oak Park ; Gail M acey, New Canaa n, Conn .; M o ll ie M iller , Si l ver Spring, Md .; Pat ricia N ic ho ls, Connersville , l nd .; Ka y Philli ps, St. Ann, M o.; Barbara Ri ege l, Co lo rado Springs, Colo .; Nan Ryan, Ridgewood, N.J.; Mar y Tarpley , Greenville, 111. ; J ea n Tucker, Freeport, 111. ; Janet Watson , Auro ra, Ill.

IIUnO!1 J oa n Warren, Pana.

louiliona Clave rie, New Orleans, La .; Perty An derso n, Gloster, M iss.; Mart ha M ulli ns, Bato n Ro uge, La ; Be" Burns , J onesborough, La .; M a rtha Randall, New · ellton, La.; Caro l Carver, Bat o n Rouge, La .; A nn Evans. Alexandria , La .; M ary A nn Tedford, Shreveport, La.; Di ane tevenson, M emphis, Tenn .; Sue H armon, Opel · ousas, La .; Ell en H olde n, Baton Rouge, La .; Corinne WaIlS, Baton Rouge, La.; Kay Spaht , Bat o n Rouge, La .; Judy Berkeley H eights, N.J.; M ona Grier, Bato n Ro uge, La.; Linda Bl iss, Plains field , N .J. ; Pe ggy Carville, Plaquemine, La .; Paula Grasel , New Orle-.Hl s, 1.2 ; Jere J o nes, Shreveport , La .; Ginger Ruffin , M ansfield , N J .; Liz H amiter, Shre vepo rt , La .; Ph yll is Freema n, M o n roe, La .; D ebbie Di cks, Bogaluse, La .; Betsy M atens, Baton Ro uge, La .; Ali ce H ebert, New Orleans , La .; Laurel M arsha ll , Baton Rouge, La _; Diana Ar mstro ng, Baton Rouge, La .; Ma ry Scott, Greenville , Ala .; D ea nna Riley , Al exand r ia, La ; Kay Kil go re, Baton Rouge, La .; Barbara Pethtel , Bato n Roug e, La.; Renee Saucier Eun ice, La.; Peggy Hayd e l, H ouma, La ; Debb ie Hall , M em p his, Tenn .; Krissy D ietrich, M enden, La .; Barbara Adams , M etarie; Vi cke Mu sgrave, Shreveport , La .; Mary Jo Ma yfield, Bato n Rouge, La .

Kanlol Alpho--Sa13h Alli so n , Lin da Briery, Beth Fontron , Topeka; Elizabeth Barnes, K eni lworth, III .; Lynne Birney, M iami, Fla.; J a ne Foss, Great Bend ; Gay Gorden, Wichita ; Tricia Haggart , Salina; D onna Jahn , Leavrnworth; Diane Meyer, Hut chinson ; Barb Mize At chinson; K athly nn M ore, Tulsa , Okla ; Roge ne Pfuetze, Overland Park; P am Ru sse ll , l o l a; Nancy Southern, Ellinwood; Sally Stark, Judy Underwood, Lawrence; Linda Tate, Mission, Chris W alke r, Shawnee MiS5ion , Nan cy Witherspoon, K anS:lS City, M o.; Cathy Zimme rman , St. Louis, Mo .

O,egon Purves, P o rtland .

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These young ladies have been initiated in to Pi Beta Phi Chapters in the past year.

Maine Alpho , University of Maln __ Joanne Burr, Mildred Salisbury, Northeast H a rbor; Susan Grange, Andover, Mass .; Mary Jean Ness. Patricia Gerety, Judith Mulvihill , Orono; D enice McCubrey, Brewer ; Ann Webster, Auburn; Suzanne Burdge, Spring Lake, N.J.; Patsy Burnell, Bridgton; Cheryl D awson, North A ttleboro, M ass.; Elizabeth Eckhardt. Needham , M ass.; Sharon Finnimore, Jacqueline H arris, Skowhegan; Carol Gates, Ashland. M ass.; Rebecca Hall , Mansfield Center, Conn.; Cheryl Leonard , Owls Head ; Darleen McGeoghega n, Hamilt on, Mas s.; Pauline Michaud, Augusta; Elizabeth Ray Corinna; Patricia SteIb, McGuire A.F.B., N.J.

Vermont Alpha, Middlebury-JoAnn Schooling, Kan sas City. M o ; Pat Cross, Poughkeepsie, N Y .; Tina Yates, Charlotte, N.C.; M olly M iller, Edina, Minn ; Elinor livingston , Kensington, Conn.; Alison Vida, Montreal , Canada (Quebec); V irginia Hopper M iddlebury, Vt.; Anne H arris, Lacon ia, N.H.; Sally Keene, Mary Ide, Rochester, N.Y.; Renate Kind, Franicfurt, W. Gennany; Kathy Rouse, Baltimore. Md. ; Jul ianne Wallace, Fairfield, Conn.; Wendy Cole, Tempe. Ariz .

Conn.rticut Alpha, University of Connectlcut--$usan Alger, Marcia Hamilton, Braintree, Mass .; Lynn Avedis, Jrvingto n, N,Y.; H eidi Barkentin, Thornw ood, N.Y.; Jeanne Chiappetta, Gera ldine Walkup , Greenwich, Conn.; Lorraine Dauphina is, Hingham. Mass .; Daren D esrosiers, Cranston. R.I .; Christine Farmer, Wilmington, Del. ; May Lou Keet, Waterbury, Conn.; Aimee Patterson, Manchester, Conn.; Carol Pudell, Trumbull, Conn.; Lynne Schwartz, Stratford, Conn.; Lauren Smalle, Rowayto n, Conn.; Wendy Pritchard, Reddiog, Conn.; Susan Bishop, Bloomfield, Conn.; Donna Gilmore, Westport, Conn.; Martha Kluge, Waterbury, Conn.; Jean Kubit, Colchester, Conn.; M ary Van Bibber, Storn, Conn.; Deborah Althen , Windsor. Conn.; Barbara Boynton, Stratford, Conn.; Jane Brewster. Woodstock V alley. Conn.; Susan Schreiber, West H artford, Conn.; Deborah Knowles, Somen, Conn.

Vermont leta, Un iversi ty of Vermont--Mary Caccavole, Deborah aayton, Constance Cochones, Judith Mills, Burlington, Vt. j Patricia Capron, Greenfield, Mass .; Lee Fardelmann, Winooski, Vt.; Ju dith Kn owlton, Roclcville Center, N Y.; Nancy Nicholson, Gladwyne, Pa.; Jill Smith, Bloomfield, N .J .; Suzanne Spelbrink, Rochester, N.Y.; Janet Steff, Marion, Mass .; Susan Weiss, Newburg. N.Y.; M artha Whittaker, Concord, N.H.; Leslie Williams, Camp Hill, Pa .; Judith Wolvington, Wheat Ridge, Colo.

New York Alpha , Syracule Un iversity-Terry Bergen, Ponce, Puerto Rico; Laura Best, Skaneatle; Laurette Coon. Susan Donahut, Syraewoe; Pamela Davis, Westfield; Allyson Fellows, Chappaqua ; Anne Gayler, Deborah Gayler, Arlington, Va .; Carol Hall, Pitts.6eld, Mass.; Vicki Humberstone, Cleveland. Ohio; Janet Meyer, Plattsburgh; Holly Morrison, Fairfax, Va ; Kathleen Okoniewski, Bing· hampton; Jill Purtell, Nt'edham Heights, :Mass .; Thea Tyburski, Merchantville, N.J. 55

New Yortt Gommo, St lowrence Univers lty--Gail Romei, Wantagh, N Y.; Barbara Piercy, Princeton, N.J.; Karen Kircher, H empstead, N.Y.; Rozanne Farkas, Bayside, N.Y.; Nancy Timmerman, Rid gewood, N.J.; Judith Rochester, N.Y.; Catherine Caporiz.zo, Fayetteville, N .Y .; Joyce Bu ckley, Old Westbury, N.Y.; Lynne Thorp, Birmingham, Mi ch .; Anne Pinkert on, Geneva, N.Y.; Beverl y Hodman. Mahopac, N.Y.; Susan Sharp, H opkins, Minn .; Jane Abington, Mass .; Sara H erring, Coming, N.Y.; Coralie Tallman, Mari on, Mass .; Anne H inckley, Fair Ha ven, N.J.; Adel e Cramer, Jackson Hei ghts, N.Y

Pennlylvanla aeta, lucknell Unlvenity--S haron Aldinger a nd Suzanne Smith, Webster, N.Y,; Christine Ambler, Allentown; Susan Barney, M ontvale , N.J.; Nancy Berk, Teaneck. N.Y.; Sarah Bobst, Glens Falls, N.Y ; Kay Bock, H ooversv ill e; Margaret Boutwell, Cheshire, Conn,; Barbara Brooks, Danvillej l ynn D uryea, M ontauk, N.Y.; Bonnie Eickhoff, Hazelhurst, Ga.; Linda Friedrich, Huntingdon V alley; Susan Hannah, locust Valley, N.Y.; Elizabeth Hurd, Montreal; Kay latven and Christine Packard, Arlington, V a.; Susan Leavy, Oceanside, N.Y . ; Karen lider, New Bedford , Mass .; Nancy Morawe, Baltimore, Md.; M olly Murrah, Port Washington, N.Y.; Barbara Sardella, Ventnor, N.J.; Linda Uecker, Cheltenham; Susan Weingartner, Lansdale.

Pennlylvanla Gamma , Dicklnlor-Ann Danowitz, Little Silver. N.J.; Susan GlffOawalt, Northfield, Ill.; Seeicy Phillips, Beaver Falls, N.Y.; Sandy Smithy, Dubo is; M ary Bess Stuart, Wilmington, D el.; Sue Tinney, Marbl ehead, Mass.; Marsha Wolf, Hollywood, Fla.

Ohio Alpha , Oh io Unl¥erslty--CaroJe Adams, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Nancy BaHs, Kettering, Ohio; Mitzi Brown, Columbus, Ohio; Marilyn Brock, Kettering, Ohio; Bethany Brown, Miami, Fl a,; Susan Brown, Westl ake, Ohio; Beth Conrad. Toledo, Ohio; Elaine Freemyer, Findlay, Ohio; Judy Hattersley, Canton, Ohio; Jane Ku tz. Richmond, Va ; Pamela little, Kettering, Ohio; Susan Matre, Cincinnati, Ohio; Diane MatuszaJc, Fayetteville, N.Y.; Karen McGreevy, Columbus, Ohio; Ellen Petersen, E. Aurora, N Y.; Sally Solfisburg, Aurora, Ill. ; Joan Stauffer, Fort Wayne. In d.; Nancy Thorsen, Bloomfield Hill s, Mi ch.

Ohio l eta Ohio State Un iverllty-Shirley Baleslci, Gahanll; Mary Anne Kuyper, Cin.

Ohio Delta , Ohio Welleyan Univers ity-Donna Agnew, Indianapolis, Ind.; Jane Cunningham, Hinsdale, Ill . ; Mar· tha Hart, Sandusky, Ohio ; Sue Allen, Wayne, Pa ; Jean GuJliver, I ndianapolis, Ind.; Barbara Mellen, Berea, Ohio; lynn Girton, Kettering, Ohio; Sally Hom, Marysville, Ohio; Connie Crawford, Wayne, Pa.; Martha Bemus Point, N.Y.; Sarah Jane Redinbo, Troy, Ohio; Julie Metcalf, Baltimore, Md.; Kathy M yers, Middletown, Ohio; Susan Cunning. Easton, Conn.; Susan Stoudt, Birmiogham, Mich .; ancy Henry, Meadville, Pa.; Leslie Vig· none, Farmington, Conn .; Lynne Williams, Poultney, Vt.;

Casey Sut/on , Saddle River, N.J.; Sue Hayden , MapJewood, N J. ; Nancy Freas, Rochester, N.Y.; Bamara Goode, De Pere, Wis; Lrnne Fenton, Bedford , Ohio; Pam Geitgey. Bay V illage, Ohio.

Ohio Ep lilon , Univers ity of Toledo- Barbara Chapman, Cathy DUSZlnski , JoAnn Galliol, Jan Inglis, Suc Janick , Mary Johnson , Belle Kreuz , Maureen Maurer, Sue Ricc, Connie Scherer, uc Semrau, Margie Terrill, linda Zraik

Ohio Z.ta , Miam i Un lve rljty-Laurie Andrews , Toledo; Nancy Armstrong , Barb Bresl er, Cindy Forrest, Linda Llewellyn, herry Smith, Columbus; Nancy Bauman , Rocky Rive r ; Marky Ma fhews, Lancas ter; Joanne Beaudoi n , Hubbard; Barbara Brune . andea M cFall, H amilton; Barbara Callaway. laGrange, 111. ; M elanie Gerber , Dover ; Babbie Griffin , Springfield; Alicia Lein , Cincinnati; Janet Da y, Napoleon; Susan Piggott. H ouston, Tex .; Anne Rob · inson, Hammond. I nd.; Ann Stephens, Oberlin; Linda Temple , Elkhart, Ind

Maryland Bela , Univenily of Moryland- Kathryn Bowen , Uni\'ersity Park, Md .; ancy Browning. Oreland. Pa ; Deb· orah Cimokowski. Lanham ; Marsha ColilOson, Mllchell · ville; Sharon Gillock, Virginia Beach, Va.; Julia Hack , Baltimore; Kathleen Kelly , Beltsville; Kathy Kerr , Hyatts · ville: Gail Kiesel. Kensington; Denise Pringle. Delmar, Del.; Mar y Sue Ri chards, Bethesda; Teri Swan , Usareur, N.Y .; D oris Towne, Mestbury, N.Y ; Linda Tucker , Bowie, M d.; Conni Whitaker, Silver Spring; Kristine Lapp. Catasauqua, Pa .; Lexa Koonce , Arn old, M d.: Gail Reilly, Ade lphi, Md .; Elaine Searcy, Springfield, Va .

Virgin ia Gamma . College of WIlliam and Mary-Sbarol1 Quillen, Gate Cit}·. Vn .: Mary Ann Shaia, Richmond Va ; Marty Vann , Strasburg , Va .; Pat Vopctek , Alexandria , Va

We " Virg inia Alpha , We,t Virginia Un iver'li ty- Dorinda Dandolo, Rivesville, W Va.; Betsey Holden , Ali ce McLaughlin and Louise Rawl , Lewisburg, W Va .; Sandy Kettlewell and Rae Lynn Kocher, New M artinsville, W.Va .; Carolyn King , Morganto wn , ; Nancy Knupp, Camp Hill, Pa .; Malady , Pittsburgh, Pa .; Marian Merchant , Charles Town , W Va .: Anne Moore, Toled o, Ohio; Barbara Morris , Linda Youngblood , Charleston , W.Va .; Susan Allison, Weston , \Xf. Va .; Barbara Baile}" Bluefield , W Va .: Caroline Bush , Philippi \'('. Va; Mary Ann Dick , M argaret H arrington, Dorothy Ri ce, Wheeling, W.Va .; Jennifer Farmer, Spenser, W.Va .; Trudy Garvin , South Charleston , W Va .; Dianne Graham, Chester, W.Va.; Karla Kappel, Fort Belvoir, Va .; Kitty Link, Charles Town, W.Va .; M a rcia Puffenberger, M oorefield, W Va.; Am y Ramsey, Wellsburg, W.Va.; Linda Tatlerson , Point Pleasant, \Xl. Va .; Patri ci a Wiseman , Charleston , \Xl. Va .; Jenni(er Wylie, Morgantown, W.Va.

North Carolina Alpha , Univenlty of North Boone Arendall , M obile, Ala .; liz Scott and Anne Martin , Nashville. Tenn.; Sarah Mendelson. Tallahassee, Fla .; Sandy Kelso, New Bern ; Deane Mu llis, Chapel H ill; Virginia Bailey Baton Rouge, La .; Chery Arnold. Pittsford. N.Y.; Camille Graham, Frances Haywood , Ka)' Lumsden, and Jane Thurlow Raleigh; Susan Alexander. Tuscaloosa. Al a,; Elsie Barnes and Robbie Leach, Wilson; Jane Brady, Salisbury; Emily Bryant and Sally 'Winder, \X'inston Salem; Sara Margaret Callowa)'. Concord; r-;'ancy Comer, Gastonia; Annette Fairless, Colerain; Webbie Greene. Beaufort , S.c.; Jill Hickey , Storrs, Conn .; Mary King,

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Greensboro; Gini Sue Kirkland , Durham ; Cathy Mock. JacksonVille Fla ,: Carol}'n McKenzie, Burlington; Lamar Sparkman, Tampa Fla.; Ellen Silver pring, Md .; Oli\ia Ta)'lor. Gates\'ille; Peggy T)'son, Clinton; Bonnie Young. AtlaOla , Ga.

North Carolina Set a , Ouke Un iver'lity-M argol Beach, TiOa Carson. Ann D onnell, Phyllis Freeman. Pall)' Haft · ing, Martha J ohnston, Ginny Joslin , Andie Knapp , Jud}' Ko on, Manbeck, Susie Prescott , Leonore Schneider, Sherr I Smith, Georgia Springer, Elizabeth Whitehead, Eli zabeth Wilson , Joanne Yoder.

Soulh Carolina Alpha , Uni versi ty of South CarollnoLinda C'Impbell, Columbia: Janis Holcombe nd Marsha Smith, Spartanburg; AnB t' la Shahid and Katie Shroka, Charleston; Vickie G oodw in Burt on; Page Stansbury, An · derson: Ann \Xfimi>e rl)' , Rock Hill ; Linda Coull , Chatham, N.J.: Carolyn Epperl}'. M clea n, Va .: Cher)'l Ann Mer · dunt, Washingt o n , D .C.; Parsons, Stanford, Conn,; Margaret Purcell. Largo, Fla .; Pam Smoak. pringfield, Va .; Helen Williams , Charlotte, N.C.

Mi(higan Alpha , HjIJ,dole College-- Pamela Bennell , C1nton. Ohio ; Cindy Cooper. Bu chanan , Mich .; Susan Pittsburg , Pa.: Ellen Hale, SI. Louis, Mo .; Nancy H uchcock, Mentor, Ohi o; Kathy Keller, Toledo , Ohio; Janet Kew lex , Coming, N.Y.; Sally Phillips, H illsdale, Mich .; Alice Reeves and Nancy Reeves, Akron , Ohio; Anne Roper, Islington. Ontario, C'Inada; Patrice Scott. Novelty, Ohio: M ary Sloan , Cleveland, Ohio; Gayle Til)' lor, Grosse Pointe Woods , M ich.; Becky Timmons, Upper Arlin gton, Ohio.

Mic h igan Beta, Un iversity of Mi( higan-- Lilll..la Line and Joan Hoeft , Dearborn; Karen R. Hunchberger, Janis Kembel, Janet Wickham and Jane Ziegler, Detroit; Gail La· nard, Henriette Kuss)" Nancy Mammen and Diane Zube. Birmingrum, Mi ch.: Deborah D Bloomfield and Mar y Johanna Linco ln , Saginaw; Margaret Van Winkle and Mary Lynn Woodruff, Howell ; Cynthia Kaliz and Marga · ret Grand Rapids: Mary Margaret Li\'i ngston Birmingham, Ala : Elizabeth F Berry, Ann Arbor; Patricia Magann Oklahoma C ity. Okla.: Candy Branigan , Cham. paign, Ill. : Tru dy Carlson. West Bl oomfie ld ; Margaret Connors, H oboken, N.].; Carolyn Deleviu , Chicago, III. : Mary Grammeos. Grosse Pointe Woods; Pa-trica Jarvis. Ink ste r; Gerda Jurgenson, Pontiac; Lomna Jane Nelson , Northville: Linda Markel , Royal Oak; Patricia Youn.':: Wayne ; Anne Saslaw, Columbus, Ohio; Janet Stewart, Mt . Clemens.

Ontario Alpho Un iver'li ty of Toronto- Lori Baker , Bar· bara Brunton. Jul ie Glover, Barbara Heale)" L)'n n Kinney, Susan Leranbaum, M arilyn McNaughton, Judy Miller Shelley Robb, D onna Sara. Sharyn Sparks, Wanda Web· ster, o( Toronto; Elspeth Fo rdyce of Ottawa Ontario; Les· lie Harris of Waterloo. Ontario; Ga y Margesson of Bur· lington, Ontario: Cinnie Noble of London , Ontario; Bar· bara Turner of Peterborough , Ontario .

Indiana Beta , Indiana Univer'lity-Gwen Arment and Virginia Kleinhans. Cuyohoga Falls, Ohio; Ann Barrett. Ohio; Ann H alsted. Da)'lOn. Ohio; Julie Jones. Cincinnati. Ohio; Julie Ekblad, Oak Park. 111., Cind)' Green. Arlinf.!ton Ill.; K K. Whitt emore, Evanston, Ill; Gale Lorenc. langhorne, Pa.; Nanc), Chiou· pek, Ellen H eston, Susan Sheehan, Mary Tartor, and

Kathy Whitha.m, Indianapolis ; !knson and Jane Ols(,n, South Bend; Ireta Bender, Auburn ; D ebbie Black, Seymour; Paula Branstetter, Crawfordsville; Susan Shipper, Terre H aute; Connie Cruzan, Noblesvi ll e; J ennifer D rew, H untington; Ginny Green, Rushville; Nancy Heinsen, Kokoma; D ' Lee Long, Linton; GiGi Pinnell, Bloomington; Karen Thompson, Rensselaer,

Indiana Delta , Purdue University-Elaine Englert, Christy M iller, Leslie Wright.

Kentucky aeta , Uninnlty of Kentucky-Catherine Frances All en, Kathy Lambert , Gretche n Marcum, Lexington , Ky .; Mars ha Bates. Janice Ki m Willard , Louisville, Ky.; Judy Coleman, F t. Thomas, Ky ; M imi Burton , Mary Prue Polk , Na.shville. Tenn .; Ruth D avis, Judith Kay Pigg, In dianapolis, Ind.; Nancy Ellen H owe, Kella Litteral, Middletown , Ohio; Linda Lennon, Ketterin g, Ohio; Ce leste McAshan , ew La ; Suzanne Myerholtz , Oeveland, Ohio; Sally Miller Spilker, Birmingham , Mich.; Marian Whitfield Spragens, lebanon , K y.; Susan Alice Sullivan , Oak Ridge, Tenn .; Constance Van Tuyle. Greenvi ll e, Ky .; J oy Wiesheier, Akro n, Ohio; Jeanne Bruce, H opkinsville , Ky .; Stephanie Lowder, H enderson, Ky.

hnn.ss •• Alpha , Uninrsity of Chottanooge- ancy Barile, Harrison ; Jan Blair, Betsey Clark, Linda Gilreath, Sandra G lasscock, Lynn Green , Linda Holsomback, Marsha Ledford, Susan Martin , Diane Simmons, Sandy Swafford , Nancy Chattanooga; uzie Jones, Apison; Beverly Boyd, Rome, Ga.; Mary Wise, Barrington , III.; Liz Shaw, Memph is, Tenn ; J eff Davis, Paxton , Mass. ; Suzan COl e lIcsse, Trenton , M ich.; J oanne Cleverdon, Summerdale, Ala

Tennellee Gamma , Un lv.rslty of Tennelle_ Anne Laws Anderson, Lakeland, Fla ; Linda Gail Burros, Deborah Ann Reyno lds, Knoxville; Laura Ann Fan cher, Tullahoma ; Maureen Fran ces Garman, Hershey, Pa .: Susan Patricia Hamlett , Kingsport ; Alice Suzanne Hartman, Na.shville; Jane Wills tackey, Cleveland; Shelia Florence Morlon , Bluff City; Theresa Gail Northcutt, Oak Ridge; Sara Margaret Oliver, Mclean, Va ; Anne Thorne Sloan, Harri sonburg, Va .; Sandra Lynn Spellings, Germantown; Elizabeth Grayson mith , Pikeville

hnnell.. De lta , Me mph is Slate University-Sherry Brown , Clinton , Md .; Dianne Caskey, Sikeston , Mo.; ancy Hudson , Marilyn Wewers ; Linda Merryman , Farminglon, Mo ; Teresa Parnell , Linden , Tenn ; Joanne Mc Haney , Blytheville, Ark ; Jeanie Cook, Ruth Heiskell , Florence Langford, Margaret Lewis, Cheryl McAnespie, Nancy McComas, Pam Powell , Ellen Robinson, and Lynn bnone

Alabama Alpha, Birmingham South .m-Kathryn Dean , Alexander City, Ala .; Amy Blackburn . Tina Gibb , Chris Paulk Birmingham , Ala .; Judy Agee, Decatur, Ala .; Jo Ann Chapman , Becky Heldreth, Eufaula , Ala _; Judy Campbell, Fairfield , Ala .; Ann Orr, Hartselle, Ala _; Peggy G omillion, Montgomery, Ala .; Betty Springer, Na sh vi lle, Tenn .; Paula &utner, Tro y. Ala .; Derry Brice, Mary lynn Gamble. Bir ming ham; Judi immons, Anniston Al a.; Ellis McClend on, laFa yeue, Ala .; Jane l um pk.in , Albenville, Ala.

Alobama Gamma , Auburn Un ive rsity-Wanda Adcock, Trudy Ba ckes , Robin Carstens, Jerri Davidson, Mobile;

Sharyn Allgood, Marie Barnes, Gayle Gilmore, Montgomery; Lyon Alsobrook , Lookout Mountain, Tenn . ; Patsy Ambrose , Palos V erdes Peninsula , Calif.; Lynne Barnette, Claire Bl ack, Susan Brasfie ld, Dalene D uBois, Liz Garber, M ary Gilliland , Joan H airston, D ale H aney, Patsy K ey, Pam M urphree, Birmingham; M artha Bird, Ca lera; Susan Estelle Will , A lbany, Ga ; Cheryl Etheridge, Huntsville; M argaret H ester, Guin; Judi Lee, Enterprise; Nan McLeod, Atlanta , Ga .; Gayle Parks , M ount Olive; J oyce Romain , Tuscaloosa; Brenda Sue Roney, Headland; Charlotte Searcy , Talladega; Patsy Spink..s, Thoma.sville; Donna Sue Waller, Auburn ; Gay le Ward , East Point. Ga _

Florida Alpha , Stellon Unl rsity-Judy Gregg, Winter Park; Cissy O ' D aniel, D ubli n , Ga .; Ginny Eull , Lake Wales; Carole D avis, Lashburn , Saskatchewan; Marsha Vernon, Vienna, Va.; Sally Balcer, Montgomery, A la.; A nne Beatty, Charlotte, N.C.; Sue Beavo, Ft. Meyers, Candy Berner, D eland ; Sa ndy Berwald , u ke land; Kathy Dt.honey, Louisville, Ky .; Pat Du llard, Ormand Jane Eckert, Belleville, III. ; I ngrid Erickson, Maitland; Jeanne Gost, Orlando; Marty H oblitzell, Fairfax, Va.; Lindy J ackson , D ecatur, Ala .; Kri s K ane, Winter Park; Gail M acl ean M ineola , Long Island, N Y .; K athy McCardle, D allas, Tex .; usie Morris, D e lan d; Sally Smith, Sarasota; Suzanne Smith. Sarasota; Caro l Torres , Sanford; Sharon Walker, Sanford_

Florida Bela , Florida Stat e Unive,. lty-Sharon Cobb, West Palm Beach, Fla .; Mary Cole, Diane Watson , lakeland , Fla .; Marilyn Crockett, Arlington , V a.; Elizabeth Di ce, Tallahassee, Fla ; Marjorie Gowing, Patricia Jordan , Jacksonville, Fla , ; Susan Graham , Carla Ogle, Homestead, Fla .; Margaret Marinak, Tampa , Fla .; Denise Pierson , Sharon Reynolds , Orlando , Fla.; Nancy Russell , St. Augustine, Fla .; Suzanne Slaton , Palm Beach, Fla .; Barry Watkins, Madr id, Spain; Elizabeth Souvems, Winter Ha ven, Fla.

Flo rida Gamma . Rollins Coli.gtt-Karen Bachman , Winler !'uk; Leslie Brown, I rvington, N.Y. ; leslie Hoffmann, Oak Brook, III.; Leslie Johnson, Pine Bluff, Ark .; Linda Long, Findlay, Ohio; Susan Lynch , Fla .; Karen Payne. Pine Bluff, Ark . ; Nancy Rawls, Pompano Beach , Fla.; Billie Rich, East Hampt on, Conn ; Susan Taulbee, Coral Gables; Ann Templeton, Sarasota; Jane Thompson , Winter Park; Susan Traylor, Evan sville, In d.; Lucia Turnbull , Memphis, Tenn.; Susan Wheeler, Huntington , N Y.

Georgia Alpha , Un ivenlty of Georg ie-Jane Meade DicJc. Kristin Gardner Erickson, Katherine Conner Fristoe, Linda Hollmall, Carol Ann Hyer, Elizabeth Miriam Komac, Linda J osephine Roche, Mary McCord Rood , Holly Sue Symmes, Cynthia Thomas, Atlanta , Ga .; Carol Ann Clum, Carolyn Frances D anie l, Elizabeth Anne Manley , Linda pencer, Athens, Ga ; Do rot hy Dunk.lin Whitcomb , Fort Smith , Ark .; Elizabeth J oan ne Wilson , Valdosla , Ga .; Jean Pim Roth, Old Greenwich , Conn .; Eva Anne Prestage, Maco n, Ga .; June Theile Johnson., Liberty, S.c.; Dolly Nan Rosser , Columbus, Ga .; Pamela Deland lu dlow, Alexandria, Va ; Bertie D iane Jernigan, Albany, Ga .; Laura Carol Tassin , Arlington , Va.; Mary Beth Dyer, Falls Church. Va .; Valerie: A Bollenson , St Petersburg, Fla.; Carol M Buda , tratford , Conn .; Deborah L Smith, KnoxvilJe, Tenn .; Mar y Anne Ballis, Greenville, S c.; Alice P. Polk, H enderson, Ky.; Shelley Fowlkes, Franklin , Teon. ; Selma Louise Spears, Mansfield , Ga .; Carol Mobley, Fort Gaines, Ga .; Julie Collins, Pageland , S c.

Illinois Alpha Monmouth Reedy, Ma comb,

illino is Ep s ilon , Northwe stem Univers ity_ Pam Adams, Sally A inswo rth , J udy Asht o n , Aline Berger, Amatttle Callaway, Beth Clemens, Barbara Cox, Am y Parre ll , J oyce Godar, Mary H a rdin, Mary Loy H ero n , Joan Hu chthaustfl, Lyn M arschne r, Gail Mc Ph erson , J a n e! Mead, Trudy M edlock, Jill M o rey, J ackie Noller, Nancy Northup, Debb ie Phillips, Debbi e Ravitz, M a rilyn Rh oads , M ario n andmaier, Beth Sauer, Ju dy Stone, M ary Weber, A lice W il· Iiams, Mariann e Y eager.

illino is Z.ta , Un ivers ity of III lno i&-P atric ia Turner, Ca · ma rgo , Ill .; Sharon Winn. Olney. III. ; Pam Karlstrom, Champaign, 111 .; Samra K ay Pete rson, li gonie r , I nd.

lIIino i Eta Millikin Unl ,.lty-Nancy Ar ms, t Louis, Mo.; Jane Boeker. Da venport, Iowa; Charlene D e rr, D «atur, III. ; Mar y D ybicz, H omewood, III. ; Kathy Farlei g h, Mt Prospect, III. ; Susan H anna , Clarendon Hills, III.; Laur ie McCarnes , M onmo u t h , til.; Cynthia McIlwain , Bethany, III. ; Kris Merill at, M onmout h , III.; Gloria M oo re, Danville , tiL ; Sandra Murin , Y onkers, N Y.; Susan P o ll ock , Aurora , III. ; Vi cki Rapp, Peo ria, 111.; Susan Reid , H insdale, 111. ; M:arth a Snyder, Pra iri e Vill age, Kan .; Ba rbara Traxler. D ecatu r, III; Margaret W i lliam son, M ou nt Kisco , N Y

Wlsconl ln Bela , Belo it Colleg e-Ann et tee Di ckson , Phil · adelphia, Pa .; Sandra Grem, Denver, Colo.; Patricia H ee· se)" Olampaign . III. ; Kat e M attes, Dubuqu e, Io wa ; Susan Brow nell , A nn K a rraker, Barb Hayes, Sarah Shumac her, Carol Shine.

Man itoba Alpha , Un iversity of Manitobo--J a net Al sop, Barbara Edmonds, Pat Fonger, Carol McQu este n Jill M oir, Carol kinner, Maril yn Skinner, Barbara Stone, Donna Thorvaldson, Hea the r Wake, Chery l Zahalan, W i nnipeg, M an ito b a; Eil etn H owell, Leader , Saskatche· wan.

North Dakota Alpha , Un lversl ly of North Dakoto-Sara Gay Garland , Glen Ullen, M inn,; Susan D ia ne Han son, H i llsbo ro, N.D.; Barbara Ann KlOn Hankin so n , N.D.; Sandra Mi che le Mykl ethun, Harvey, N D .; Patty Ann Shaw, Fargo, N D .; Sherrilynn Sperling, Jamesto wn , N.D.; Shelby Elaine Strand, K ath lee n Evelyn Th o mforde, Grand Fo rks, N. D. ; Murie l Carlstad, Columbus, N D.; Sandra Gronowski, M andan, N D .; J oan Hillis, Cavalier. N . D .; Lynda J o H ove. Grafto n . N . D .; Mich elle Ja ako la. Bemi dj i , Minn .; Von K a ri n K i ng, Vall ey City, N.D : Be lty J o laFl e ur, D evils Lake, N.D.; Suzanna Long, Bi s· marek , N. D .; Anne M cD ermolt, Grand Forks, N. D .; Cyn thia M cLean , Sarles, N D .; M a rcia M yers, Grand Fork s Air Fo rce Ba se, N.D.: Peggy Nelson, O s na brock, Minn .; Lin da A nn Olson, Grand Forks, N.D.; D iane R ut herford, Hill sboro, N D ; J o Nell Sandstrom, Plaza, N D .; Barbara Wallace , A berdee n , .0 .

Minnes ot a Alpha , University of Minnesoto-Sally Lieb, Mary Larsen, Diana H oppes, Tern Paus , V ir.';inia GaIlock, Cheryl Smith, and Conme Nordstrom, M inn; Judy Marchel, Brainerd ; Patricia Ruff , Wayzata; Jan &hmidl, Hinckley, Nancy Tofte, Grand Rapids; Barbara V elie, Bloomington; Judy Sauter, Wauwatosa, Wi s.

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Alberta Alpha , Un ive rs ity of Alberto--Patricia Bamsey, Edmonton; Wendy Bo lstad , Edmonton; Sharon Cambell , Thorsby; Carolyn Goard, Edmonton ; D iane H iller. Ed monton; Louise Hut chinson , Edmonton; Cathy Jackson , Edmonton; M ars ha Kn oll. Edmo nton ; Janis McCallum, Calgary; Rosemary McCarte n , Edmonton ; Caenie Quelch , Edmonton; Bonnie Sapiro, Edmonton; Carol Ann e Stokes, Ca lgary; Edna Gail Tod, Edmonton; Annette Stevenson, Rimby,

Missouri Alpha, Un iversity of Mi ssou ri-Lin da Are nd, Mary Bake r , J ulie Boyer, Debby Evans, Mary L ynn F inley, Barb Haddenhors t, Sonja Hillgren , Susan H ogan , Cind a J ac kson Jody Johnson , Cheryl Landwehr, Mary M o rgan , Barb Murray , Trudy O ' Connor, Bev Pa c1.:er, Jane P os ten , Pam Price , Ginnie Rodes, Gayle Ro nan , Ka t h y Trampe, J an W alters, Ja ne t Y ou ng.

Missouri Seta , Wa shin gton Un iversity-M a ry L)' nn Ab bolt. Orchard P a rk , N Y .; Barbara Ans tedt, R edwood City, Calif.; D iana Baldwin , Carolyn Englebe rt , Sharon Parson age, K irkwo od, Fran ces Cohn. New Albany , Ind .; Lynda Darnut ze r, Butte, Mo ntana; Cheryl Dowd , Evansville, Ind .; Eva nn Dreil i ng, Sheboygan, Wis .; Susan Geible, Scotia, N Y ; Caro l M artin, Cranston, R I. ; Pam Peddycoart, Evansville, Ind .; Ellie Schreiner, Ba rbara mith, Kan sas City, K a n. ; Tamara Schulz Oak Park, tiL; Lisa Smith , New Orleans, La .; Jennifer Taylor, Washingt o n , D C. ; Carol Teig Cla yton; Jane V ollmar, Ladue ; Lin da V o llmar , U niversity City; Lisa V on kaenel , Ladye ; Renee '\X' alerhaut , St Louis; H elen Sweetman, Netherland, Antilles.

Missouri Gamma , Drury Jasinski, D allas, Tex.; Nanette Coffin, J eanne Finan , Kathy Wingo , Tulsa, Okla ; Janet G odd ard Sullivan, M o.: Nancy Gosne ll , M on treal, Qu ebec, Canada; Jeanne Smith, K ansas City, M o.; Debbi e N e lso n , Union, Mo .; J a ne H o rn er, Ann German, SL Louis, M o.; Cathey Owen, Bran so n , Mo .; D onna DeCamera, J o Ali ce Nichols, Diana Bugg , Mart y M ills, Carolyn Knabb , Marcia Williams, Missi Lowe. Janet Avant, Ferguson , R ita Buff, Debbie Gard ner, Springfield, M o.

Arkansas Alpha , Univers ity of Aricon sas-- Mary Shipp, Robyn Gannaway , Na n cy Pollard , H elen Eubanks, Little Rock ; Jane Bonady, Wynne ; Jo Ann Pryo r, H ouston, Tex .; Susan Ward , Blytheville ; Bette Hughes , Tex a rka na; Jeanne Tho mpson , Memphis , Patty Ball , Becky Williams, Bonn ie Ta ylor, F ort Smith ; Jo D iffey, Ann Beane, Paula Whi li ng. Forrest City; Mary Jackso n , Newpo rt ; Patty J o nes, i10am Springs; M argaret Little, SL Louis: M u rray Smith , Bi rdeye : Ann Barl ow, Fo rt Worth , T ex.; Det D ee Stocker, Springfiel d, M o.; Mac Cates , M emp his , Tenn .; Pam Arn old, Camden; Jane Di ckerson , Fo rth W o rth , T e x .; J oa nnie Manning, Wynne; M o ntine Bowen, Pin e Bluff ; Cille D onoho, Fort Smith

Arkansas aeta , little Rock Un iversity-K ela Jame, Vicki Hufsmith, Pat Hint on, Sue Linzy, Ju dy Lee, Sheila Schwa n: Mary J a ne Farquharson, Gail Chambers, Jan a Kay Billingsley, Litt le Rock ; A ryls M ont f ord, Carole Blount , orth Li ttle Rode; Kim Pull ey, Fort Worth, T ex.

louisiona hto , loul.lano State Unlven ity-Paula C1averie, New Orleans , La.; Petty An derson, Gloster, M iss.; It-Iartha M ullins, Baton Rouge. La .: Bev Burns , Jonesborough, la.; M arth3. Randall. Newellton, La.; Carol Carver,

Baton Rouge, La.; Ann Evans , Alexandria, La .; Mary Ann Tedford, Shreveport, La.; D iane Stevenson, M emphis, Tenn .; Sue Harmon, Opelousas, La.; Ellen H olden, Baton Rouge, La.; Corinne Watts, Baton Rouge, La.; Kay Spaht. Baton Rouge, La.; Judy Granberry, .&rk:eley Heights, N.J .; M ona Geier, Baton Rouge, La .; Linda Bliss, Plainfield , N J .; Peggy Carville, Plaquemine, La ; Paula Grasel, New Orleans, La.; Jere Jones , Shreveport, La .; Ginser Ruffiin, Mansfield, N ].; Liz Hamitu, Shreveport, La .; Phyllis Freeman, Monroe, La .; Debbie Dicks, Bogalusa , La.; Betsy Matens, Baton Rouge, La ; Alice Hebert, New Orleans, La.; Laurel Ma.rshall , Baton Rouge, La ; Dian a Armstrong, Bato n Rouge, La.; Mary Scott, Greenville, AJa .; Deanna Riley, A lex::andri::a, La.; Kay Kilgore, Baton Rouge, La.; Barbara Pethtel, Baton Rouge, La ; Renee Saucier, Eunice, La.; Peggy H aydel, H ouma, La. ; D ebbie Hall , M emphis, Tenn .; Krissy D ietrich, Menden , La . ; Barbara Adams , M etarie; Vi cki Musgrave , Shreveport, La ; Mary J o Mayfield, Baton Rouse, La.

Mi ssissi ppi Alpha , University of South ern Ann Grove, Memphis, Tenn ; M arcella Jordan , Arlingt on, Va .; Jean laCasse, Wilmette, JII .; June McCaskill and Carr, Laurel, Miss .; Natalie Peters, Jeanne Bridges, and B«ky Burst, Jackson, Miss.; I ngrid Pri ce, M eridian, Miss .; Marsha Jo Gillis, Mendenhall , Miss .; Kay M ontgomery, Ala.

Mississippi leta , Un iversity of Mlsslsslpp i--Stacy M Alexander, Linda More, Emily Jane M cCarty, Jackson , Miss .; Gwendolyn Anne Bedwell, Fo rt Smith, Ark .; len Gail Christopher, Grenada ; Pamela Jane Connor, Birmingham, Ala .; Barbara Ann Cox, Clarksdale; Elizabeth Afton Cox, JesseJyn Roberta Mann , Osceola , Ark .; Kitty Hay Gravely, Martinville , Va .; M arianne Henso n, TuJahorna, Tenn.; Cynthia Jane Houston , Bladwyn; Barbara Louise Jordan , Hazelhurst ; Linda Bon Lipe, Clarksdale; Mary Ann Mi tch e ll, Tupelo ; Linda Louise Robinson , West Point ; Ant oinette Terrell, Ba ton Rouge, La.; Jill Lynn Thomas, Claredow, III . ; Frances Treadaway, York, Ala.; Evalyn Ann e Tyson, New Paltz, N.Y .; Mary Sue Wade, H o llandale .

lowo Alpha , Iowa Wesleyan CoU.u ___ Jane Lawton, Ft Madison, I owa; Marilyn Matthews , Blakesburg, I owa; Linda Noord, Prophetstown , III.; Barbara Skinner, D an. ville, Calif.; Jill Wentsel, Hinsdale, III

Iowa leta , Simpson Colleu...-Dale Anden;on, Evergreen Park , III .; Careen Cordova, Arlington Heights, III ; Judy Metcalfe, Iowa City; D onoa Reedholm , Grundy Ceoter; Janis Surber, Ind ianola.

Iowa Gamma , Iowa State Un lverslty-Sally Flickin ge r, Edina , Minn .; Mary M cCormick, Cedar Falls ; Susan Rosien, Fo rt Dodse; Deana Young, Clarion.

Iowa Zeta University of lowo--Ikcky Alexander , Villisca, Iowa ; Pamela Austin , Ottumwa , Iowa; Kimberly Bernhardt, Palatine, JIl ; Catherine Corbin , Mary Eitel , Bettebdorf, Iowa; Carolyn Courtright , Dubuque, Iowa ; Barbara Emerson, Elgin, 111. ; Marianne Hagar, Diane Hansen , Dave nport, Jowa ; Nancy Lambrecht , Frankfort , 111.; Mary Layton , I owa City, Iowa; Barbara Lofgren , Mount PIea5ant, Jowa; Elizabeth Vanni , Sharon Walker, D es M oines, Io wa ; Barbara Marriott, Rockfo rd, 111.; Linda Pecaut, Bar-

bara Petersen, Sioux City, Iowa; Nancy Remmers, Burling. ton, Jowa ; Gail Warfuel , Barrington, 111.

South Da5cota Alpha , University of South Dakota--Janis Demlo, Carol M orrison, Huron, S.D.

Nebraska lata Un iversity of Ne brasko--P.tricia Austin, Ottumwa, Jowa; Diane Beilby, Cathy Cleveland, Connie Clifton, Susan Jenkins, Pamela Rash, Susan Riggle, Jane Wescott, Lincoln , Neb .; Beverly Cassidy, Kathy Kunile, Roxanna Lash , Nancy Neubauer, Omaha, Neb.; Christine Christensen , Grand Island , Neb ; Martha GottschaJk, Columbus, Neb .; Teresa Luther, H oldrege, Neb .; Laurel Myser. Ketchikan , Alaska : Janet Nerison, Sioux Falls, S. D .; M ona Petersen, Ogallala, Neb ; Vicki Peterson, Kearney, Neb.; Rebecca Reinhardt, Kathleen Welsch, Scottsbl uff, Neb.; Romell e Schaefer. Seward, Neb .; Chris· tine Uher, Plattsmouth , Neb.; Kathy Wade, Karen Wade , San Francisco, Calif.

Kanlas Alpha , Kon sas Un iversity-Adrie nne Childers, The H ague, Netherlands; Patty Newton , Kan .; Dee Dee Davis, Shawnee Mi ssion, Kan .; Barbara Edwards, Kansas City, Kan ; Eleanor Innes, Warrensburg, Mo.; Mary Ann Petefish , lawrence, Kan

Konsas Beta, Kansas State Un ivers ity-Jackie Basham, Eureka; Hilarie Bolt, Overland Park; D eborah Breit, Sioux Falls, S.D .; Phyllis Brooks, D enise Dussair, Olathe; Janis Outter, Larned; Norma Jane Di ck.hut, Scott City; Paula Gantz , Ness City; M arsha Garrett, Salina; Lucy Garver, Severy; Karen Hal ey, Barbara Mistler, Topeka; Linda Hoober Barbara Lee, Janice Lindgren, Susan Rehschuh, Rita Whitehair, Manhattan; Betsy Hogan, Kansas City, Mo .; Patricia Luugen , Tulsa, OlcJa.; Cynthia loske, Wi chita; Mary Jeannette Schafer, Norton; Sue Scott, Jennings, Jan McAninch , Salina

05clahoma Alpha , Un iversity of Olclahomo--Linda Armstrong, Clinton; Linda Bechtold, Wichita, Kan.; .Ma ry Bender, Anna Butler, Cathy Coco , Elise Shepard, Karen Smith, Nancy Vau ghn, Tulsa ; Carol Blakey, Di ana H eritage, Patsy H oge, Ronna Riddle, Norman; Trudy Blinn , Suzie Chandler, Linda Lond o n , Sue Phillips, Jackie Skaggs, Oklahoma City; Bana Burkett, Ka thy Hieronymus, Beth Nelson , Woodward; herrie Elder, Tana Perry , Wichita Falls, Tex .; Charlotte Fult o n, New Orleans, La ; Ann Gordon, San Jose, Calif.; Susan G osse tt, Moo re ; Trisha Gurley, Sayre ; Debbie Hamm , Duncan ; Jill M oh· ler, Ponca City; Sarah Murra y, Ft. W o rth, Tex.; Molly Ratliff, Okemah ; Shirley Rhodes , Pauls V alley ; Janey Richards, Shawnee ; Rochelle Rud d, Midwest City; Suze Saylor, D allas, Tex .; Debbie Terry, Ardmore; Sally Uhlenhop, Ponca City; Cyndi Webster, Springfield , Mo

Oklahoma Beta , Oklahoma State Un ive rsi ty- Marilyn BI11c:er , Edmond; Nona Bar to n, Tulsa; V icki Boler, Eni d; Kathy Chapman, Bartlesville ; Bettjune Coffey, Winfi eld, Kan .; Pam Cook, Wichita , Kan .; Barbara Cummins , En id; Dana Downing, Cyril ; usan G ivens, M a ngum ; Anita H ad. lock, Oklahoma uty; Do tty H ays, Musk ogee; Linda Henderson , Cherokee; Shirley Hughes, Lawton ; Kay Hu nt, Grandfield; Kay Jacobsen, Midwest Cily; Jonee Krell ow, Enid ; Pam Ledbetter, Midwest City; Ann Ponca City; Sue McMains, Short Hills, N ].; Jeannie M oore, Bartlesville ; Nancy Neuman , Arkansas City, Kan .; Sue Jane Price, Vinita; Connie Ri ce, Tulsa ; C yody Soper, Red-

la n ds, Ca li f.: Carol)"n S pecie, Eni d; Geo r gan ne Spelman, Boise Ci t y; Susan Ste bb in s, Semino le; Ba rba ra T erry, 5 lroud; J a n T y n e r, Goltry; M a r ga re t W i lli ams, P ittsbu rg h , Pa.; Sally W ilso n , Okl a h o m a Ci t )'; M e l a n ie Wi ndl e, A ltus; An n Wi nsett. Al tus.

Te x a s Alphg , Un i"enity of Tuo5-A nn Pillman Laurie

J ones, D a wn e D a n ie l , M arty Gu n o , B uba ra Shan k . Fred . r ica G ray, Be({a Parker. Christ ;na Aver\' , Barbara Bailey. Bess Ba ke r , Ca ro l Ca t on. Suza nn e Cornelius. Be ll y Calion. Add ie Be th Craft. G ail C ro me r , Sa lly G a rd n er. Po ll y

Gra nt, Lynn H arriso n , I ng ri d Ha le r iu s, Al in da Hi ll , Ca rol H o lmes. Be tsy H orsley , Cat h }! H owell. Lyn n e Jacobs

Susan J arrett. M ary Linton K oe r per, BetS) Lo wrey, Pam

M a)r6e ld, M a rth a M cD ona ld, An ne M cMil lan. Penny

M o n tgome ry Lau ra A dele Pe r ry. K at h y Powe l l.

M u r ie l Powers , Suza n ne Sheppa rd , M a ry Ali ce Sue Shiv -

e rs, J e ssica Si e bel, Ke ll e Snyde r , Susa n Spark s, Sa ll y

Th o mpso n , Jul ia T ucke r , Lisa W olk e r , D e l ia Wh i te

Texa5 Gamma , Texa5 Te chnological College-- C.armen

C hildress, Pa m IHc La r ty , Lu ' An n Reeder , Ba rba ra Ikc ke r,

C hery l Be n ne tt Pat Cas tl ebe r ry , Lyn n Cox. D ian n a D ean ,

Susa n Ell e. V ick i Es t y, L in da Fe rguson. J an Glen n , andra

G o ff H e le n H a wk s, Janna H awn , Jan H e nd e rsc n N a nc y

H o rt o n , K a re n J o hn son . S ha ro n J o nes, G ai l Le w is, Lynn

M addo x C}' n t h ia M e rrill D ia n e M o nt jtome q ', Pat r ic ia

N o bles, D o re l Pa yn e, Beve rl y Sin g ley. H e le n Ka th · r yn Smi th Vi c k i Bet ty T indle. Betty W alle r, Beck}' W a rr en, Step ha n ie W a r re n , V ic k i Whi le, J an W iI· so n

TUa5 Oel,o , Te xa s Chri s tian Univ ersity-Jan e t J o Bi sho p .

Caro lyn Lee Creba Ma rc ia Diann e Cre n sh a w Mari on J es· s ica (J ecca) D ye. M a rth a Lee (T ita) G a le Lo n n a J ea n

H f'<;<;e, Le<;lie N o r da n H udso n , D ebo ra h A nne K in,ot C.UI)·

I)' n J ea n ette K napp, Jacque l ine K ay le B la nc. Susa nne Leo na rd, G erJy n Bess McD o n ald. J oa n H e le n P ratl. Carole L) nn e Rh odes , M ich e le Co ll ee n Sea rs, Susa n M a r ie W h·t· ake r M art h a Lee Z u c ht S usan H lw il and M ollie H oup

J oan (Les li e ) Lyt le. Sa nd ra McG a lli a rd, Susa n M arti n Eli zabeth Sc ho enfe ld

New Muico Alpha Univer5ity of New Muie o-- M artha

A msd en Albuqu e rque, N M .; Dru s ill a Arth u r Sa n M a r i· no. Cal if. ; K ay Bra tt on Al b uq ue r q ue. N. M .; Caro l l yn n Crews. Tul sa. O k la ; An n ie D oyle. N M ; M a rs h a Kay Foste r Farming to n , N M ; Letit ia Granger. Albuque rqu e. N M ; P at r icia Gres. A usti n , Tex .; C andace H Klu ve r, Albuqu e r q ur , N M .; N a ncy L. M ag nu so n , Alb uq ue rqu e , N .M ; M a ry Cat he r i ne Pe ix olio . A lb uquerq ur, N M .; La u ra B Roac h , D a ll as, T ex .; Ba rb a ra L. Sh i p man, Albu q uerque N M .; P amel a S Th ompso n Las Cruce s, N M ; P a tri cia M V eal, W rig h t- P atterson AFB Ohio; S ha ro n Ann W a lker, Alb uque rq ue. N M .; C e leste l ewis. Albuque rq ue, N. M

Colorado Gamma , Colorado Siole Un lven lty-Su e Za n

And e rsen , G e n oa. Co lo.: K e nd ra J ean C h eese , Arvada. Co lo.; S usa n L. R ich a r dso n A u ro ra, Co lo ; Ann Ka rol Cla rk , En glew ood . Colo .; Sally Lee M cCammon and M afl ' an F W es t D enver. Co lo ; M a rgaret Pauline Callahan A lturas Calif.; Charlone Colema n , hanst o n, Il l.; Pegg}

J a n e D augaard , Sioux Falls. S, D ; Deborah Fairbanks Co lo rado Springs; M aq' A manda Fowler A lbuquerque, N. M ; K at he r in e H ammond , D es M o i nes : Jeanne P auline K ay, l ombard , III ; Sand ra A l ice V e la , EI P aso , Tex.

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PH I

Utah Alpha Univ e r5i ty of Utah- A n n F loo r , An ne Gros· beck. H elen H all , K im K elle r, Susa n Li kins. P at r icia Th omas , Salt l ake C i t}' : Susan Ba u te r, Kal heryn Moore. O gden; K a ren Wes tfr Bard, Bo un tif ul ; C o n n ie Bru nson , Sa n Bernardino , Cllif.; J ulie J erem)'. San Fra n cisco Cald.; M aq' Redwood City, Calif .; Cynth ia R Ice, Bu rba n k , Calif. ; Jan W oodward , l os A ngeles, Calif.

Montano Alpha , Montana 5101. Un ivenity- Bo n nie A n· derso n , K ay J ohnson , Ca r ole Po ffe n be rge r Bi ll ings; Li nda B ussi nge r, Pl e n tywood ; J a n et C r isma n , Mi ssou la ; Nanty Fo lk erts San Carios , Ca l if.; M olly Griffi n , F a ll brook , Calif.; Cassie H ende rs ho t! J oan P a nn e ll , Greal Falls; Pa ll y Kell),. Butte ; Sa ll y M eadows , Ch oteau; Cindl Nel · son . K a ren Ogrt:n , H elena; Sue Offe r da l, Conrad ; Led a R ugt\'edl , R ud) ard; J oan Will iams, H av re.

W0 5h ington Alpha , Uni ven ity of Wash ington-J a n Ba rr y. Ka ren D o bson , J udy Ell is, Ci ndy H a lbig, Adelle H er · ma nn , P atty J a cobso n Caro l Ke n t , D ebbie Lucker, M ars ha Rich a rdson, Lau ri e R ounds , M argie Syl ves te r, Ti na V a nD o rn P am Kal h y Seatt le , W as h ; Susa n M a land. L in da Sa h e r, Ch r is Schn eide r, T o n i W inst o n , Spoka n e, W ash ; An n A roe il , Sally Sc he bl e. W e natc hee, Wa s h ; K a th y O ' Ro u r ke. T acoma. W as h ; Sall ey Haney, Po r t land. Ore .; Deck y H a rl o w, Spa n away , W as h ; Sa ll y Ke rr , W es t Cov in a, Cali f. ; D e bb ie Kin g, H o no lul u. Hawai i ; A n ne M osg r ove , Fres no , Ca l if. ; Su sa n truth e rs W a lla Wa lla. \'(l as h .; C hris Ump hred. Wal nu t Cree k, Cali f. ; Ch a rl otte W est O a k H a r bo r W as h

WOlhington Beta State Un lver li ly-Tn s h Coo k, l ynde n , W as h .; Dee Cr isma n , Mis sou la, M o nt. ; J a n e C ro w Whi tt ie r , Ca l if. ; J ane t Oaa cke, Eve re tt , W as h .; K ary n D en ni s, Di n uba Ca li f.; Ra ndi Edwa rdse n \\ ' as h : Uo n Ole Francis, poka ne. W ash ; Sh i rl ey Spokane, \Vas h ; J eanne H at haway, V ancouve r, \'(' ash; A n n e Lage r , Ed mo nds, W as h ; P atty P a rk e r, Port · land , O re ; Ba rb Smith , T acoma, W as h ; Co lee n La londe. Vancou\e r , Wash

Wa5hington Gommo , Univ e rs ity of Puget Sound-G ai l Ande rson, Longv ie w , Was h ; Bre n da Bo d mer ale m , Ore.; Su sa n Bona , Carolyn Burt K ay H e r msted, Susan Strobel , T acoma W as h : Linda Camero n , Ch r is t i ne Colman , Nancy D oo litt le. Carolyn G r iggs, l\la ry M o rt on Seattle W ash ; Ester Cla fl in , Tresa Rock , Lake Oswego, O re .; Cyn thia Fazzi , S:1O M a r ino , Ca l if .; M o ll y Sue F rec k Lynn J e nsen, Sara h Leave ns, N a nq S immo ns , Po rtl a n d. Ore.; Pat Lync h , Y a kima, W as h ; M ary McIntosh M t V ernon , W as h . ; Da rb Mill e r , W enatchee. W as h .; Beve rl y Sch oen, K i rkl and W as h .; J a n ice Si n ex. A u b u rn W a sh ; Ann Sm et h u rst. W a ll a W all a, \X'as h ; K a t hy Thompson, R ichland, W ash .; Pat T hompson, Sa n M ateo , Ca lif.

Oregon Alpha , Un iv.rsity of Or.gon-Th e resa Bi ge lo w Sea ttle, W as h ,; Ca rol Ci nnamond. l os Alt os, Ca l if. ; Susan Colley T aco ma. W as h ,; Susan Coo n , Cat h y H owe ll , K a re n M almsten. Canda ce Sh adbo lt , Carol}'n Co lo m bo, Po r tland. Ore .; H o ll y H artzell, J ean W oods , M edfo r d. Ore .; Jea n Joh n son , Kl amath Falls , Ore .; Tina M cG ea r y, Bend . Ore .; Leslie \X ' ard Salem , Ore ; M ary Lo uise Bent, San Fran cis · co Calif : Nan c)' Berry a n J ose Calif ; A nn Bake r, Eu gene Ore

Or.gon B.to , Oregon State Univenlty-Cheri M oltke , Glenna Pef\ ine Ca r o l)' n Cayman , K athy D )' rud Ph}' lIis

Marilyn Hammo n, Sue Sherwood , Sue Thompson, Sandee Lingren , Lynn Allen , Ginger Daggett, Sherry Dotso n, Bessie Ferguson , Chris Hubbard , Lee Ann Larson , Jeanne Plinksi , Char Reynolds, Ga il Sarine Jani ce Taylor, Sally Vernier, Elaine Yandle

Ore gon Oe Ua , Portlond State CoUege-- Karen Boehmer , Sally uwton , Linda Lyle, Sue Lindstrom , Portland; Mary lynn Gregson, Beaverton

Idaho Alpha , Uni vers ity of Idaho--Marty Harrison , Sharon Williams , Moscow; Kathy Skok , Sally Armstrong, Lewiston ; Linda Campbell , New Meadows; Debbie Zaccardi , Pocatello ; Janet Parish, Buh!; Becky Noland , Indianapolis, Ind.; Doreen Murray, Caldwell; Colleen Mantell, Grangtville; Mary Ennis , Idaho Falls.

California Gamma , Unive rs ity of Southern Californl o--Sue Adamson, La Crescenta, Calif ; Susan Arico, Ro ll ing H ills, Calif.; Betsy Blanchard, Santa Paula , Calif.; Brenda Borchard , Oxnard , Calif. ; Debbie Bray, Palos Verdes, Calif ; Kathy Brem , Santa Ana, Calif. ; Linda Cahill , Beverly H ills, Cal if.; Melinda De Berard, Ontario, Calif.; D ale Dunlap, Costa Mesa , Calif ; Christina Dunne, D iana Wilde, Marian McEvoy, Los Angeles, Calif.; Oleste Fremon, Whittier Calif.; Jeanne H allock. Arcadia, Calif. ; Connie Harsha , St. Louis , Mo .; Christi H uggins, Bakersfield , Calif. ; Cathie Hartley, Susan Somerville , Long Beach , Calif .; Vicki Lindelof, Pasadena , Calif.; Margaret Lundy, Boise, Idaho ; Suzanne Martin , Pacinc Palisades Calif. ; Vicki Mcintyre, West Covina, Calif.; Sharon Russell , San Clemente, Calif.; Susan Schreiber, Ventutll , Calif ; Vicki Williams, Reseda , Calif.

Ore gon Gamma , Wlllam ett e Un lve nl ty- Janis Bacci , San JOst, Calif.; Candy Barnick, Milwaukie; Mary Hadlock, Cindy Portland; Elizabeth Harri , Dayton , Wash. ; Teresa Krug, Ashland; Judy Moore, Los Altos, Cal if. ; Karen Patch, Dover Del.; Page Schwenn, Hillsboro; Mary Cotton , Chula Vista , Calif.; Randi Cole, Orinda , Calif. ; Bonnie Butler, Diane Solomon , Salem ; Nancy DeGraw, Judy Dodd , Sue Gilpin, Cand y Marcum, Karen Webley, Portland; Christine Anderson , Madge Baughman , Nancy Tro wbridge, lake Oswego ; Cynthia Dudley, Redmond ; Claire Haunt%, Grants Pass ; Judy Moo re, Sweetholm ; Cynthia Davis, Walla Walla , Wash .; urol Memk e, Merce r Island, Wash. ; Chrysan McAllister Seattle, Wash .; Shana Bechtel , Piedmont, Calif.; Sue Smith, Santa Ana , Calif

Ca lifom ia De lta , University of Ca liforn ia at lo s Ang e le sCo nnie Bla ir, Sue Chorpenning, Cheri Cocagn e, Linda

(C o"linlu d fr om pag' '2 )

ing Co Cha irman ; Barbara Hu ghes , Senator , atan i; Jan Sod erstrom , Natani , little Sisters o( Mm erva; Ka ren Kees ling, AWS President ; Judy lay, Mortar Board, vi ce prrs ident ; Susan Se:kilich, Ka ydettes ; Lynda Winston, Kaydette5, Little Sisters of Minerva , Trea surer; Jill Putnam , Little isters of Minerva , Vi ce Presiden t; Sandy Swafford l ittle Sisters of M inerva ; Ruth Foster, Little Sisters of Minerva; Suzanne Butter6eld , Golden Hearts; Arlinda Brown , Golden Hearts; Kris Robison , Crescents ; Lynn I Th ielkas, Crescents ; Ellen Toeniskoetter, Sisma Tau Delta; Carol Gay, WRA, Vice Presiden t.

Davis, Kathy Donley, Katie Dare , Dana Dunn. Kathy Fields , Connie Finch , Susan Harsell , Georgia Heiner, Connie Henderson . Mary Jo Kattus, Donna Lazerus , Lemora Martin, Katie Perkins, Karen Reela, Sue Samue lson , Ch e ryl Smith, Sue mith, Chris Snyder, Randi Stillman , Sharon Stocle, Carolyn Walker

Californ ia Ep silon , San Diego , State College-Ann Erickson , Linda Sanford , San Diego, Calif.; Marjorie Hawley, Van Nuys, Calif.; Karen Fleischli , Long Beach, Calif

Californ ia Ze ta , Un ive rsi ty of CaUforn lo--Patricia Bidart , Bakersfield; Dian Smith, Corona del Mar; Tarry Belsey, Los Angeles.

Nev ada Alpha , Univers ity of Nevodo--Kathleen Dani e ls, Suzanne HaWKins, Susan Hen, Katherine Klaich, Susan Petrinovich , Carolyn Polish, Mary Ann Powers, Reno , Nev ; Kathryn Blaike, Lyn Poch op, Lucinda Winters, Carson City Nev. ; Carla Birch, East Ely, Nev .; Cynthia Buescher, Carmichael , Calif.; Cathleen Li#freing, J..a.s Vegas, Nev.; Sandra Parker, West Pa los Verdes , Calif.

Arirona Alpha , Un ive rs ity of Arizono--Jo Ann Bauer, Pac ific Palisades , Cal if. ; Martha Bravo , Fort Huachu ca, Ariz .; Kristin Carlson , San Anselmo, Calif.; Patricia Coh en, Mary A. Coroeveaux , Jeanne Kientz, Mary Ellen Moore, Brendan O Connor, Noreen Tirrell , Barbara Wild , Tucson , Ariz ; Alice Crombie, Nancy El Paso , Tex .; Betsy Downing, Tempe, Ariz .; Pamela Edwards, La Crescenta , Calif.; Lorna Johnston , Leigh Ann Neill , Sally Palmer, Nira Jo Wall, Dorothy Warner Susan Williams, Lynn Woods, Phoenix. Ariz ; Sandra Lehmer, Fullerton , Calif ; Lu Ann Leisy, Wichita, Kan .; Janet Lynch, Portland, Ore ; Christine M ahoney, Gay McNaughton , Pekin , Ill. , Kathy Matthews, Scottsdale, Ariz ; Nanetle Newport Beach, Calif ; Ann Roberts, Dallas, Tex .; Barbara Schm idt, Leawood, Kan .; Marilyn Swinyard, Scars-. dale , N .Y . ; Susan Wendahl, los Angeles, Calif .

Arizo na aeta , Ari zo na State Un iversi ty- Patricia Rand olph, Sheryl Hamlin, Patricia Touhey, Dorothy lynn Theilkas, Olivia Seeds, Phoenix , Ariz . ; Kathleen Russell , Karen Lofgren, Tempe, Ariz ; Robyn H ouston , Scottsdale, Ariz .; Gloria Don , usa Grande, Ariz ; Jenny Espara, Morenci , Ariz .; Janis Roelo(son, Coolidge, Ariz.; Suzanne Moore, Mesa , Ariz .; Kathy Delozier , CJovis, N M ; Elizabeth Bacon Roswell , NM .; Nancy Olsen , San Antonio, T ex.; Nancy Bell , las Vegas, Nev ; Lyd ia Bennett, Fullerton, Cal if .; Barbara J a ne Egg leston, Du.rango , Co lo

F a ll ARRO W D eadlin e

Material for the Fall issue of THE ARROW sho u ld b e maile d t o t h e edito r, Mes. H oward C. Stuck, Jr., at Box 490, Marked Tree, Arkansas 72365 not later than July 15, 1967.

HONORARlfS

Susan Stov.r, 'enn,.,lvanio 1', !'hI a.lo Kappa

Ashley AMI.on , Ko"sol n, Phi Kappa Ph i

Zone Yok.,. , Florida A. Sigma T.u D.lta

Joan Gll pen , Kania. A, Ph i Ch i Theto , Pr. sl dent

Janet loge"" Moine , \ , Phi Kappa Ph i

Jeonnie IUrganit, Kon.as .A, '/ Lambda Thelo

Virginia Grov •• , Tenness•• r, Ph i Kappa Ph i

Margy Gamma Pre,ldent Brown, Alpha Kanlas A. Chi , Vice

Shirt.y Harte" , Virginia r , Phi I.to Kappa

Sharon Hogon , Virg ini a r, "" 1.'0 Kappa

Mary Duffy, A'obom. lJ, Alpha lambda Delta

Te,.•• luther, N.br.,ka n Alpha lambda D.lto

Jenny Lou .r. Illinois A. Sigma Tou Delta , Tau PI

HONORARIES

letsy Cobb, louisiana B, Alpha lambda Della

Susan SNwart, CanMCticut .\, Ph i kappa Ph i

Judy llott. 'ennsylvania n, 5'emo Tau Delta

Oeborah Lamke, 'e"mJlvon la R, Omicron De"o Epsilon

Kotherl Miller, 'e"nsyillonio B, Pi Delta 'hl

Connie F'-Ithel, florida It. , Kappa Deha PI

lorb DieMS, Mlchi,on .\, Epsilon Delta Alpha

Gretche" AdCHl'll, North Dakota \, Pi lambda Th ••o

Sara Wyant. llinol. A, Alpha Loonbda .,.

linda DlYeneen.o , vania I', Sigma o.tto 'i

Connie Bale , Kan.as n , Alpha Lambda Delta

linda Baldridge , Kansas H, Delta Phi Delta Secrelary

Stephanie Watson, Wesl Vjrginia \, Sigma Tau Sigma

Susan RUpert, Ohio .l, Kappa Delta Phi

Kitty Link , West Virginia \ , Alpha Delta Theta

Mary Sue McGovern , Florida II, Alpha Lambda De lta

Elilabeth McPilee , Illinois \ , Tau Pi

lomelle Schaefer, Nebraslea n, Alpha lambda Delta

Judy Kn ight, Florida \ , Kappa Della Theta

Kitty Morris , Florida A , Phi Alpho Theta

Sherrilynn Spe,ling , No,th Daleota 1 \ , Alpha Lambda Delta

Marjor ie Aile , North Daleola A, Alpha Lambd a Della , Sigma Alpha lola

Susan Hine., Florida n, Alpha Lambda Delta

Joyce Burri. , Kan.as n, Ph i Up.ilon Om icron

MORT AR BOARD

Cathy Addy , Kanlas n

Andrea Sp •• r, Kan l as A

Jo"el Goddard Missouri I'

Susie Huffschmidt O regon A

Diane Hoss, O,egon r

Marilyn 'er'Y , Colorado I '

Shan"y Johnson , Mlnou,1 r

SUli. 8.th , Colorado ('

Martha Gehr t Colorado r

Judy O ' DonneU , Montano A

Pri. Davit , Tenne" •• I'

Mary Shanh Iowa 7.

CAMPUS LEADERS

Ann Robinson, Tenne"•• .1, Who', Who, Tanel

Carol Christens o n, Kan'Ol AWS P,•• " Chime., Putnom Scholors Anociation. Studt"' Senotor

Kothryn Bardon •• Ohio .1 , Senior Advilor

Robin Jennings , t.nness •• .l , Tosul , Who's Who

Loil Cobb, Alabama H. A.W.S. Sophomore Rep locial.

Martha Crone, Konlas D. SEA loord, LitHe Si,'e, of Mlnervo Pres.

Cotherine W ••t, Ohio Dorm JudIe

Wando Cutchin., Virginio .l , Panh.llenlc P,e, ., Kappa Alpha 10 ••

Goyle eiety, Editor Helt, Ohio Yearbook .J. , Phi 50Monoli"!'

Susie Ku"t, Nebroska H, AS UN Anocio'., Chairman tEO Cross, "Sun.hine Girl"

Cindy Irvine , O,egon 1' , Hon.yb.ors, Spring W nd Co-Monage,

CAMPUS LEADERS

Marie Slee" louisiana n, Col . lege of Education PNU , SGA Student Auembly , Angel Flight

Tanya aecnel , loui siana U, SGA Aep

Non Smith Florida, .\, Hou se Coundl , Hoslen

Diona Verdun , Florida A, Jr Year Abroad

Koren Kells_ Maryland n. Sophomore Prom Comm ittee Chairman , Aqualine" , Frash Orienlatlon Board

SUlon Allison, Welt A. Dorm Program Sec., Student Union Virginia Council

Joc"ie Cunningham , 0"'0 · homo H, Pleiades, Delta Tau Delta

lynn Ridge , Oklahoma H, Pleiade s, Della Tau Delta, Stu· dent Un/on , Regenl 's Scholar· ship

Judi Donaldson , O"'ohoma n. Callogher Girl" Kappa Sigma, Student Union

Judy Moore, O,egon I' Honeybea"

Cath y Welch O,egon r, Hon eybeafl

Shirleen Strong , OUohoma H, Fashion aoord , OSU Hom e· coming Cha irman

Nancy Mott , Maryland n. 10 ae" Drened Coeds

Solly Saier, Florida n, Choir· man 1966 Homecoming , Chairman 1967 PanheUenic Conference , Garnel Key

CAMPUS LEADERS

Linda Ea s on , Or ego n .l , Sigma Alpha Om ega

Julie Johnlon , Tenneu.e .1, Who ', Who , Tou el

SUlan Provost, Alabama B , Mu Phi Epsilon S.c

Marsha Stuff , Oregon .1 , Panhelfen ic Rush Chairman . PSC Council of Educot ion

Mour.en Kinney, T.nn." •• .1, Tau e l, Orch.,ls

Lindl.y Taylor, Oklahoma U, Pr.sid.nt', Honor Roll , Arts & Sc iences Student Council

M linda Choltinch , Penn sylyanla 1'. Woman ' s Int.rdorm Pre

Wheel and Chair

Noncy Schmidt Orego n .1 , Fr.shman Ortentat lon Coun,.Ior

Ellen Rob in son Tennenee 11, Ph i Alpha Theta SHEA

Loralee Schot.r, Oregon .1 , Freshman Orientat ion Coun,. Ior

Judy Owens , Alabama n, AWS Treasur.r

Lynn Callahan , Florida n. Gam t Key , Jun ior Counl.lor

JeaneHe ferrell Florida \. Op.ra leod , Ph i 8.to

CAMPUS LEADERS

Linda Peauon. Pennsylvania n. Psi Chi, Phi Sigma Tau

Ellen Souza , Massochusetts n, Clau Execulive Coundl , Jr Penh.llenlc Council

Down Scheff"er, Michigon .1, L. Cenoel. , French Club " •• .• Educat ion Club s.c .

Marty NI"', illinois e. Ch•• rt.oder, Onhesis Vicep,. •.

Coroly" I,..de" Oklahoma A, Phi 11.'0 Kappa , Honor Gradual.

Dobl Adams re""e"•• .1. AWl Pr•• .• AWS Vice-if,., .

D.bble Hoy. , Illinois a. Studen' Stlne'e, Jr Clan h.,uti Council

Jane Eddy , Iowa A, Qu i E.t Kappa Pi Vice.P,••. , SHEA , Ponh.lle"l, Coundl

Sora Wilion. West V irgin ia \ , Chim •• , AWS rrea •. , Natjonal AWS Conve ntion

Cathy Norton Virginia .1, Ponh.lle"lc Oel.got., Stude"' Ce"t.r hecutive loord

Corolyn Sutton, 'e""I.,.Ivonia B. Girl'. Hockey hom Copt. , Dorm Council

Jeanne Kongobel, illinois 0, Student Ioord of Activities PIes ., Who ', Who

Nancy Snow, Callfamla 7., Honeybear, Col.·s Coed s, Frosh Songleoder

Marybeth .ucher, Tenne"ee .l, Angel Flitht Publicity Offlu, Area C-2 , SHEA Treas .

CAMPUS LEADERS

Mary Lynne Fry, Nevada A, Who's Who

leverly lenne" , Oklahoma D, O ' Co"egion Aniston' Ed ., Theta Sigma Phi

leui Smebakken , South Do· kota A, Miss Young Demo· crat, History Club Pres.

Cheri Hohn , Michigon .it. Who' Who

Jane McCarthy, Nevada A. Who'. Who

Claire Michigan B, Student Government COllndl Sec Writer.in.lltesl. dence Sec.

Noncy Meyer, Alabama D. School of Home Economics Pres ., Triangle

Milam McGrau Alabama B. Triangle Sec Outstand ing Junior Award

Katherine Grady, Illinois H , Who ' s Who " Millidelr Edi. tor, PI Mu Theta

Kay Shover, Alabama r, lali. Anistan. Editor, Aubum Players

Pot Ihc.iler, Michigan A. Who' .. Who

Jane lell , Arkansas A, Chime. , Sophomortl Coun· selor

Cheri Rober, Illinois 0, Cheerleade, Capt. , Angel Flight

'aula lugonnanl. Mlchigon B. Wortc - Study - Trove' aboard of Seminars Choirman, ICC m '

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Mik. Myers, Arkansos A, Angel Flight Area Condon Chairman

Marcia Puffenberger, We •• Virginia A. Mill Virginia Poultry Qu•• n, Angel Flight

Morvo KOICh, California E, Homecoming Qu ••n , Mill

Sllmo Chi Derby Day , Deon', list

'enny Martin, Oklahoma B, Foshlon Boord, Okla. Physical FitnlS' & Posture Qu•• n, Miss D .S. U Tolenl

Kathy Slater, California E, lIttt. Sister of Minerva

SUlan SlmplOn, Ontario B Miss We.tem Ontario

Ann Ericllson California E, Littl. Sister of Alpha Tau Omega

Martha Cran., Konsa. D, li",. Si.t.r of Minerva Pr••.

Pom CorlfOn, Kansa. B. Collegial. Young Republican Qu"n

Sora Anderson , Nevada A. Psi Chi , UHI. Sister of Min-

Julie Akers, California E, Angel Flight

Susanne Porter, Ohio A, Phi Kappa Tou Sweetheart

Dione Bowie., Virginia d. Pi Kappa Alpha Dream GI,I

Val Willi' Califamla E. Win. Camotion Girl , F,.,h· mon Model , Rugby Auxiliary

QUEENS AND SWEETHEARTS

Pat Scholefleld , California E , AnS.1 FliSht

Sora Gay Garland, North Da.ota A., Delta Upsilon Sweetheart, Angel Flight Cheerleader

Kathy Toomey, Oh io Z, Homecoming QUeen , Angel flight , Senior Clau Sec

Ka,.n Anderson , Alberta A, Delta Sigma O,.om Girl

Barbaro Kinn , North Dakota A , Lambda Chi Alpha Cre , · cent

Joan alindbury , Californ ia E , Little Sister of Minerva

Sharon O ' Donohue , Connedicut A , Angel Flight, Jr Clau T,.a,

Jean Harker, Colorado r, Ho,te"es , Daughter of the Golden Hearts

Anita aurkhort, California E, Llffl. Sister of Minerva , on. of 10 aest Ore"ed

Diane Day i., Arkan .a. B , Troian aeauty

Susan Vrieze , Minnesota A. Littl. Sister of Minerva

MeUndCl Anderson, Kan.a. B, Littie Si.ter of Minerva

Marcia Steam., Michigan A, Hom ecoming Ou"n

Jane Priddy, MI"ouri B , Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Queens and Sweethearts

Vicki lasal.r, Oklahoma II , Arnold Air Soci.ty Swe.theart

lynn Tramble , Nebraska H, Cadence Counlene,

Marilyn Crockett Florida H, Little Sistn of D,lto Chi , Gornet and Gold Girl Cireu,

Kathy Hon ig , Kon so s At Angel Fli gh t Adm inis t rative om'"'

Koren M cCart hy, Kansas .\ , Pershing Rifle, Ho n orary Co Comman d er, An gel Flight Specia l O Rlnf

Ciddy Kor'e , Indion'o 8 , Alpha Tau Omega Swe.theart

Judy Fovst, Virginia I' , Swut· heart of Kappa Sigma

Po t Roach, Kansas H, A ngel Flight

Sidney Ashto n , Kontos .\ , Angel Flight

Condy Hoyes , Missouri 1'. Homecoming Q u.,n &e,' Orened

le.lie Day , Missouri 1' , Ponhellenic QUeen , Dorm Pre • , SU8G Vice Pres

Susie Jor),. Louisiana II, Sigma (hi Sweetheart

Jonlce Ogozolek . Florida n. l ift I. Sister of Kappa Sigma , Jr Counselor

Jean Mountain , Colorodo n , Littl. Sisl,r of Minerva

Mimi Rase , Nebraska n, Activ ities Queen 1966 , Student Senolor, AWS 800rd

Kondy Walker, Alabama 1'. Alabama Stole College Qu •• n

Virginia M.llen , Oh io 4, lIltI. 51.,., of Mln.rva

lobin Nyeland, Oregon A, Ep.ilon Alpha Ep.ilon Litt'. SI"er of Minerva

Mary Jo Rilt, Conn.cticut ,\, Angel Flight Command.r-inchief

Kim a.ltz , Florida H, Angel Flight, Village Vamps

Sandy Merrill, Co lorado r, Military loll Que.n

Claudia MoUer loui.iana B, Ang.1 flight , figl Sweetheart

Vicki lok.r, Oregon r, Delta Tau Delta Queen

Ann Harwood , Florida n, 51gma Phi £psllon 5pring little Sister of Pr.s ,

Julia Melcolf, Ohio .l., Angel Flight

Jon Hefti , Indiana U, Scabbard and Blod. Sweetheart

Bunny Olms'ed , A,irono n, Homecoming QUeen

H.len Walkup , Florida n. liltie 5ls"r of Minerva Villag. Vamp.

Sally l.tling., Colorado 1'. Acr.s'.,'. Day Qu.en

Diona lartlemay , Indiona n, Miss Indiana Stot. Fair Qu•• n

Queens and Sweethearts

Margare' Williams Oklahoma H, (psllon Chi D.,..V Doy Sw he.rt, LI"'. Sis,., of Mine,..,a

Cynth ia Fink , Lov ls la"o 11, lambda Ch i Alpha Sw the.rt

Morty Vonn , VI,, ' " I r. Lambda Chi Alpha 5w•• Ih

Lynda Winston , Arizono n , We,t.r" Athl.tie. Conf.,ence Qu

Judy LawllOn Iowa Z. Angel flight , Col.M., Girt

Ko,on McAIIi " Florida n, littto Si,t., of Phi 0.110 Th.to , Dolfa Chi G,..n Girl

Mary Jo HvI ,.,. Iowa Z. Side, of WhiM Cornotlon , C."neil Chall'MOft

Suo Tyl.r, Ko"s.s ,\ , Military IoU au "

Terry Jamo" Indiana H, a.ta The'. 1'1 Swo.theart

Judy Noll, Oldohom. ll. Angol Flight Drill Co,t .• Fash ion loo,d

M.n,",. ANlotlon , Ko,.'.1 H. Li"f. Si,t., of Mln.rv. , eYI OMur

80 Moody , Florida H, An •• 1 Flight Village Yomps , Sophomore Coundl

Conrue Grov• • , Oklahoma H, Fig ; Sw•• th.art , Varsity R i.w Girl

Jan Lowenb.rl , Iowa Z, Littl. Sister of Min. tv a , Cal e nda r Girl , Ch e erleod.r

Jon i,e Wh lon , Ka ns as .\, Kansa s Cherry Blo u om Prineeu, An gel f light

li l Woodft e ld , Or gon \, Tou Koppa Ep s ilo n R d Co r na t ion I', inceu

Jon' Huber, kentucky A. Hom.coming QUM"

Sandy Anderson , illi n o is A, Th.ta Ch i Oreom Glri

Dol. Kl in e , Dilfrid of Columb ia A , Ll ttl Si. ,. , of M inerva, D.lph i

linda Postlethwa it, District of Columb ia A, Little Sist., of Minerva

Cindy K_ney , Iowa 1', Doughtors of D i ona 'rel .

SUIan Howe, Wyominl A , little Si , of Min.rvo

Anna Nichol. , Call'omia .l. , Sllimo Ch i l ift'. Si,t.,

Dori ' VaHerU, Califomia A. L1tt'. Sider of tho Mah•••

Mo" i Horvoy, Manitoba A, Theta Nu Sweflheart

SU.on Fllch.r, WW'omlng .A. Sigma Nu Sw theart

Doro a Moo,.. , Wyomlnl A, Llttfe 51 ... , 0' Minerva

Cheryl Tro.trvd, IlIi no it: A. Alpha Tou 0 0 S thaort

Queens and Sweethearts

Sue Form.r, Iowa 1', Li"l. Si.,., of the Malte.. Crou Pre •.

Conn ie Ripp.toe, Flo rida n, Sigma Chi Sw •• theart

I My_ ". Missouri A, Angol flight

Gretchen Panty, California r, 511ma Alpho Epsilon LlttI. 51".,

Borbar. Hul •• florida B. Gymkono p,inco"

Kendall , M lno u rl A, Angel Flight

DJane Richards, Califomia r. Pi Kappa Alpho lim. Sister

Julio England, WIKo",jn A. Sllmo Alpha Epsilon Sw theart, Llttl. SIIf., ., Min

Cheryl McKay , Utah A, Miss Wool of Utah

Patty Menlng.r, Missouri A, Ang.1 flight

Ca,.1 King. Mi sso ur i A, Military Ion OU"n

Carol fr mole, Wyoming A, Sigma Nu 5w ho.n

Palsy Auld , South Corolina \, May Queen Maid of Hono" Education So no"

Sh.ri Gu lr.y, Oregon A, Jun ior W •• kend P,lnco ss

Mi chell. W loft _ Utah A, Wh it. 10 •• of S.m. Nu

Queens and Sweethearts

CyMi. COIg.tholl. Iowa Z. Ang.1 Flight, LlHIe Sltt.r 0' Whit. Camatlon, University Cal.ndar Girl

Judy Grov.nburg. Iowa Z, li"'e Sitfer of Min.,.,a

Barb Colllnt , Iowa Z, Angel Flight, UHI. Sitl.r of Mln.",a

Franci. Ogd.n , Nebraska B, Mitt Nebra",a lIu. 'rlnfo..May

Ca rol Ande"«Jn, North Dakota A, littl. Sltt.r 0' Min.rva

Mike Myers, Arleantat A, Ang.1 fUght

Deborah East, florida n, Lambda Chi Alpha Littl. SItt"

Pat Strother, Alabama A, pha Tau Omega "Sw.ethea,t , Littl. Si.ter of the Malto •• Crott Pr••

Nancy Clifton , Florida B, Gymkano 'rinc.tt, o.lta Chi Cre.k Girl, Jr Caun r

Morlorl. 'opke, Califomia r, Theta Chi 'rlnce"

lynn luck Califam la r, AIpho Tou Om.ga Littl. Si.t.r

Ann Wooten , florida r, PI Kappa Alpha Dr.om Girl

Karen 'e'.nen , Florida A, " Kappa Alpha Sweeth.art

Nancy Brown Iowa Z, Ang.1 flight '. Angel of tho Year at Uoff

Toni H.ring.r, T•• o' n, Ang.1 Flight Area Command.,

Queens and Sweethearts

Sue Hu"ord , O,.gon B, Linle Si.t., of Mine""a

Tony laird , O,..on n, A,..I flight

J nlf., Congdon , Ma ochu'e"' n, Ang.1 flight

Dorinda Dagg.tt, Oregon B, Littl. Si.t.r of Min.rva , fro.hSoph Picnic Prine

Lynn Panon. , Was hington A, Th.ta D.lta Chi Playmat.

EU n Kallio, Ma oc:huseth n, An••1 flight

Sara Andenon , N odo A, litKe Si,"n of Mlnet'¥a

Nancy Tromblay, Washington A, Phi Kappa Sllma PlocIg. Cia Sweeth.art

Ch.ri Moillee , O,.gon H, J, -Sr 'rom Qu.en

Nina Trapn.II ,. Wa.hlngton , A, Qu••n of Ovoon" Lambda Chi AJpha Crescent Girl

'aula lrown N ada A, SJgma Alpha Epsilon S....h.art , SOlen,

Kay a.kooy, O,..on n, foro.try frauleln

Le,lie Long'.lIow , O'.gon n, Dtlta Up,ilon Darling aeaver IItlies

Su,an Helbling , New Vork ", Swe.th.art of Sigma Chi

Oenny McAdam" T.xa, A, j Ang.1 fUght Commander ,

In Memoriam

LILIAN GALE ADAMS (Mrs. l.) initiated into Arizona Alpha March 1923, died December 5, 1966

NELL TR OY KINCAJD BAKER (Mrs. J. A.) initio ated into Florida Beta January 1949, died March 28, 1967.

MARJORIE WHITLEY BARCLAY (Mrs. H W.) initiated into Illin ois Epsilon March 1931, died January 1967.

L AURA W,N,FRED DILTS BECKER (Mes. E. J .) initiated into Iowa Alph a March 1912 , died March 6, 1967 .

MILDRED MARPLE BRICKER (Mrs. B. C.) initiated into Ohio Alpha April 1934 , died February, 1967.

FRANCES B . KERVIN CHISHOLM (Mrs. R . A .) initiated into Michigan Beta March 191B, died February lB , 1967.

MAY SHERWOOD CONNER initiated into Ohi o Alpha April lB99 , died February B, 1967

R UT H DIEHL FLEMING (Mes. Herbert) initiated into Illin o is Delta O ctober 1909, died April 4, 1966.

HE STER HEI SSE FOSTER (Mrs. Allan) initiated into Maryland Alpha February 1912, died January 10,1967.

MARY GERTRUDE GOCHNAUR BANKER ( Mrs E. 0.) initiated into Pennsylvania Beta September 1926, died January 12 , 196 7.

MARY SLOSS HAZEL (Mes. William G.) initiated into California Alpha October 1912; died January 22,1967.

BARBARA CARR HETTINGER (Mrs. H. J .) initiated into Kansas Beta October 1935; died February 17, 1967 .

MARY M . HICKS initiated into North Carolina Alpha January 193 2; died February 9, 1967.

KATHERINE LE STER HINKLEY ( Mrs . H .) initiated into Colorado Alpha February 191B; died October 26, 1966.

MADELON BLATCHFORD KAYSER (Mes. F. A.) initiated into West Virginia Alpha April 1920; died February 26, 1967. 8.

FLORENCE GAMBLE LAUDER ( Mrs . Charl es E.) initiated into Illin ois Delta M ay 19 19; died January 19, 1967

ELIZABETH SLIFER McDERMOND (Mrs. Ralph E.) initi ated into Pennsylvaia Beta September. 19 25; died December 5,1967.

LUCILE GARBER McFARL AN D (Mrs. J. H .) initiated into Oregon Alpha January 1920; died February 19, 1967.

GEORGINA CWLOW ROWLAND (Mes. D. H.) initiated into Washington Gamma September 194B; died N ove mber 24, 1966.

DOROTHY GREENLAW SAPP (Mes. A. W ., Sr.) initiated into North Carolina Alpha September 1923 ; died January 29,1967.

NANC.Y WHITTEMORE SCHULTZ (Mrs. J. H.) initiated into D.C. Alpha Octobe r 1939; died October 29, 1966.

PATRICIA REED SCHURR (Mrs. P.) initiated into Illinois Epsilon February, 1947; died March, 1966.

KATHRYN LEWIS STOUT (Mrs. R. W .) initiated into Indiana Gamma February , 1937 ; died February 2, 1967

DOROTHY PAYNE TOMLINSON (Mes. W. H .) initiated into Florida Gamma January 1943; d'ed December lB, 1966

DOROTHY M. DALY V, LIM (Mrs. C. l.) initiated into California Gamma October 1921; died January 6,1967.

FREDA E. WAHLQUIST initiated into Nebraska Beta Nov embe r 1887 ; died Decemb e r 2, 1966.

HELEN MA SON W,LSON (Mrs. T. C.) initiated into Illinois Epsilon February 1911 ; died December, 1966.

CORRECfION

Winter Issue printed in error. In Memoriam noti ce for Aldyth Longshore Claiborne ; death was of her husband.

DIRECTORY

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee Kil&ou:: (1838.1924) RO$.I Moore (1848-1914)

Maraaret Campbell (1846-1936) jenme Nicol, M.D. (18·U·1881)

Lihbie: Brook Gaddis (1S)O-1913) nez Smith Soule

Ada Bruen Grier (1848019241, Fanmc Thomson (1848 1868

C lara Brownlee Hutchi nson 18'0-1931) Jennie Ho rne Tumbull (184 -1932)

Fanny Whitenack Libby (188.1941)

Naner BI.ck Wallace (1846·1918)

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

Marianne Rcid Wild (Mrs. Robe ). 2021 Belmont Rd. N.W., Wishinaton, D,C. 20009

GRAND COUNCIL

Gr4"J P,!liJ'nl ._ ......•...•• Alice: Weber J ohnso n (Mrs. Irwin T:l. Pi Beta Phi Central Office, '112 S Hanley Rd • St. Lou :'. Mo. 6}10, Grand •.• .• , •........ .•...... Edythe MulveyblU Brick (MR Reainald). 6043 Walnut Hill Lane, DaUII, Tex. nno Grtlnd A/.",,.. Helen Boucher Dix (Mrs. Carr E.),J1H Halcsworth Id , Columbus, Ohio ,13221 C,tlnd Vi,,·Pwid,.J ./ Philt,,,,bro,i'J .......• Evelyn PeteCJ Kyle p.1ra. Stanley E.), 2) 0 Knol1 Gardens Dr., Pasadena, Cal i r 91106 G,tltrd Sit",." fly Martin Grou (Mrs.!.. Morell), 7<16 Woodland Ave HiosdaJe, III 60)21 C,tI'!J T,,/IJ/Iff,., Olivia SmIth M oore (Mrs. Henry. Jr.). ,420 Pine St'!; Texarkana, Tex. 7n()I Ntd,.",tI Plldtlil"it CU/lrUU' D,t"III, Dorothy Weaver Morlan (Mrs. R.), 26<18 Hiah t. , Lincoln Ncb 68)02

DIRECTORS

Di,wor 0/ AI""'f14 AJ,iso" Co",,,,ill"J !Mildred Moyer O'Donnell (Mrs. Allen), 2840 Girdle Rd Elma N.Y. 140 )9 oj AJIi"'"_ P'O"II"'/ .•..•... ' " • .G ladys Phillip. Bon (Mrs Cecil). 406 E. Ei,hth St., Casper: W"fO. 82601 01 Chll'''' H O.I, Co"o,,,t , u ,' LoulJe Rosser Kemp (Mrs. J Pile), 619 E. Blacker An., EI PliO Tex. 79902 D,,,tlo, 0 CII.,," P'O".",I •. . ....... Sarabjane Paulson VI.JUSSC (Mrs. Horace J ). 2844 Corabel Lane. Apt . II, Sacramento Calif.9S82I of MIt","/ji, Mary Jaoe Strin Dcrrinaer (Mn. paul)}. 3928 Fontaincbltau Dr., Tamp'a, Fla. 33614 DltUIO, ./ Stllo/nlhi,

Dorothy Davi. Stuck (Mrs. H oward C , r.), 'P.O. Sox 48(J, Marked Tr«, Ark 7236)

OIPba O ' lourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G. , 72) N. Jcft'crsoo. Little Cbute, Wis. '4140 I!diul'r oj 'rHI Ano

NATIONAL HISTORIAN

Jel n Ort Donaldson (Mrs. R H.L 1816 W. Arrow-bead PI.. Stillwlter, Okll 7<407<4

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR Of CHAPTER HISTORIES

Rose McColloch Drculcr ('Mrs. E. B.), 7240 Madison. Kansas City. Mo 6411.f.

NATIONAL SUPERVISOR Of MANUALS

Helen Porsyth Raup (Mrs . Allan C ). <10" Guilrord Ave ., Indianapolis. Ind . 4620)

NATIONAL CONVeNTION GUIDE

Htlen Anderson L""is (Mn. Benjamin C ). HI) N. Gull", Rd .• Dearborn Hci&hts Mich 48127

NATIONAL BOARD OF THB TRUSTBB FUND Cbllir",,,,,: Oliyj. Smith Moore (Mn. Henryt Jri ' 420 Pine St.! Texarkana\.. Tau 7"01; Lolita Sncll Prouty ('Mrs. Flink H.), 1760 Locust St., Denver 20. Colo.; AJice WCOC1' ohDJOn (Mrs. twin T.>. ri Beta Phi untsal Office, 112 S. }-fan ley Rd., St. Louis, Mo 6310); Marianne Reid Wild (Mr•. Robert .).2021 Belmont Rd • N.W., Wuhin&ton, D.C. 20009

PI BETA PHI MAGAZINE AGENCY

Director-Ruth Ann Bandy Edwards (Mrs. Jon). 112 S. Hanley Rd .• St. lou i•• Mo. 6310)

PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE

DU'tttor-Ruth Ann Baady Edwards (Mrs. Jon), 112 S. Hanley Rd .• St. Louis. Mn 6310" NOMINATING COMMITTEE

Ch";""IItr-Mu:i nc Williams Morse (Mn. Carl H .) 664) Glenway, Birminaham. Mich. <48010 MI" Shul", Bradshaw HI Qucenstoa St. WinnipCI. Manitoba, Canada SUlln Rose Saunders dirs J. M.l. J26 West Uaivusity Dr., Chapel Hill, N C. STANDING COMMITTEES

Sc:hool Commhtce-Otairman-Dorothy Coleman Thorman (Mrs. Floyd M .). 1221 Elm St., Winnctb III. 60093 T,,...,.,tr-Sally Bosman Schoeller (Mrs. Reed I..). 2017 ()C-Yon Rd .• Muncie, Ind. 4nO.f • SU"II#' Pdlitll,-Eloise Glazner Hensley (Mrs. Carl ) 1126 FlY An Blybreze Kemah Tex 77)6' Ed,/(" 01 lint, Pi"011 N,.wl-S.rab Pauline Wild Gordon (Mn. W. G.). II" S. Oak Knoll Ave .! 'Pasadena, Calil. 91106 SJiJ" ."d Mo.;, PIl",.r-Edith Hoyer Rankin (Mrs. Allm) , 218) Cambrid.e Blvd., Columbus, Ohio 43221 Dhf't,o,.....Marion Webb Prince (Mrs. H ubert) , Pi Beta pbl sntlcment School Gatlinburg, Tenn. J7738 Anowcnft Shop Mln11t:r--Muia Lou Hutchill$ Tate (Mrs. Hutchins) , Arrowcra/t Shop, Gatlinbutl. Tenn 37738 Holt HouN Commiuee-Cblli"",tlw-ShitlCJ Jooes Mann (Mrs. Robert E.), 6 W. 21st St., Hutchinson, Jean. 6nOI T".u.,tr-Hden Cary Love-ioy (Mn. R. M.), 721) Colby. Des Moioe,.lowa )0311 SJid,.r-Bubua Pule}' A br"' (Mrs Stuart). 2001 N. Madison. Hutchinson. Kan. C"",,,,it,,, M,,,,h,.,.r-Bar!»11 Pari", Awbrey (Mrs. Stu.rt) , 2001 N. MadilOn, Hutchinson, Kan .; Cleone Barnes Rawson (Mrs. Robert). 1439 E 3td Ave., Monmouth, III.

AJJ,m-Holt Housc-402 E 1st, Monmouth. III. HOJlm-Mn. Beulsh Shinofidd Hou.sc: 10 12 A -2·) P.". Enr.,- Day Except Sunday Com.uut:. OD Loaa Fund-Ch.,;,"'• ....._Josephinc McClenrty 602 Melrose Ave East Seattle, Wash. 98102 C"•• ill" M,.hn.r-Mrs. William M. Weli:an. 1212 Third A'e .• N. Scattle. Wuh. 98109; Anne Henderson Austin (Mra. A H .L 9 Lc-acroft Cmcen1. Don Mills. Ontario. Canida Commiue. on Scholll'mip-D;"'trlo, ".J CII..;"",,--orJ)ha O'Rourke Coc-nm (Mrs. Andrew G ). 72) North Jefferson St., LIttle Chute. Wis. )4140 p,,.itttf'S.,,,..iJ.,J ." Stb,ll,lf/bi,: AJpb_Mn J H _Br Pulpit Hjll Rd •• R F.D #3. Amhent. Ma.u DUll Spence-r (Mn. Richard E.), 461 Maplewood Rd _ PI 19064 Gamm----CUO l Kunkc.lman Van Pdt (Mrs Wm. R..). 12618 Nt Ovcr'ook. OeYdaod. Oblo <4-<1120 Vaodorcn johlllOD (Mrs. Henry E .) 7201 Capital Vi", Dr., M cLeln , VI 2Z101 .,

Eplilon-Mrs. L. L. Hayes, Jr., 101 Williams Ct., HIllsdale. MIch. 01002

Z.I_Hdtn While Micbael (Mrs. Floyd). Box 418, Osden Dunes, Pomge, Ind. Et_Jr.n Hulot Tbomu (Mrs. Robert W.), Barfield Rd. Memph,s 17, Tenn Th.I_Annffle Mitchell M.ills (Mrs. Jack), 2128 Ve:stridgc Dr., Binnincham, Ala l ot_Mrs. Wm. J. 8cncc:l. ,MontertY PI., Ahon, III.

Ann Blackburn B)ornsud (Mrs_ L. M .), 2'09 E, Stulford Cr., Md •• uktc. Wis. Y llnbd_Sevcrly Trescott Stanford (Mrs. E. uri). DeI.Dl1t. St. LouIs. Mo. 6}1 \0 Mu-M al1' LUCile Cremer Bostwick (Mrs. Don L.). )26 Watcrbun' Circle, Des ,\taints, 10"'"

Nu-M rs. D. P. Sudduth. H03 46th St., Lubbock, Tuas

Xi-'M rs. Robt. Severs, 1908 Chellon Rd., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80909

Omicron-Mrs. Bert 8. Butcher, 16404 N.E. 19th 51., Bellevue, Wash, 98004

Pi-MiN Roberta BliN, 21) W San Dirao, Calif.

Committu OD Arthur (Mrs. Jamts C.). 40}0 N Dr., Columbus. Ind. Committal o n Fntunity Study Ind Ruth LOUISC Dierles, 261 W. Rio Rd, Linc()ln, Net-.. Pro"i"" SlIp,,,,iJOrl on Prll1nnity ""II Etlllrlluo,,:

Alph_Mrs Hurley O. Bouman,·n M ountain View Dr., W. Hartford. Conn.

Bal_Lydia Elnise Darline (Mu. Frederick E.), 1000 E. Api. 103, Rochester 7, N. Y. Glmm_Sabra Hanscn Qua (Mrs. George P.), 1871 Fainnount SIva, Shaletr Ht."hls 18, OhIO Batts Salley (Mrs. W. C.), 1600 W. 49th St., Norfolk 8. VI

Eptilon--$andra A insworth Symmes (Mrs. L R. L), 71 Thornclifft Palle Dr , ApI. Toronlo, Ontario Can Zeller (Mrs. Wm. C'I' 1432 Crescent Dr., Columbu.t, Ian..!. EI Mrs R. D. Susren, 8001 Corte and Dr., Knoxville Tenn. Ther_B.lbara Oak Robin$OD (Mrs. Jack H.), Nakor. Dr., Tampa, Fla. H618 l ot--C ynthia Tousley (Mrs. N. W.). 60S Ind i.n Circle:, E.st Peoria, III. 61611

Kapp _Alice Brown Larsen (Mrs. Robert) 21U W. 49th St., MiDneapoJ.s 10, Minn. Lambd_Helen GoIW. 24) Union Blfd., St. Louis 8 Mo

Mu-Mrs. Robt. O. Ferguson, IUO 30th St. S ,E., (:;.dar R apids, Iowa )2403

Nu-BettY Bollman Cobb (Mrs, Sam. B " Jr.), 2802 Fry, Tyler, Tex. 7)701

Xi-Patricia Richardson Guthrie (Mrs. J A " Jr .), 1800 Garfield AVt , \Vlyo. Omicron-Karen Falk (Mrs. R. J.) UU Tam Grclr. Bcllevut, Wash.

Pi-M.raaret Brown Rhoads (MrS. R. Aldtn), 41" Calle V ista FOlito. San Clnnente. Cahf. 92672

Pi Ph i Tim Commi u e--<:OOrdinator: Isabell Br(I"Nn Dautel (Mn. )661 Candlellte Ttrr., Cincinnati 28, Olul) PrOllj"u Coordi""to rJ:

Alph_Ooothy Warner, 104 Toxteth St., Brookline Mass. Be l_M rs. J , R. O'Sha\1lhnessy, 10)2 Waterloo Rd. Berwyn, Pa. 19312

Glmm_Mn A. Wilson Wood 1106 Rd., Cleveland Hsu., Ohio Otlt ___ MiN Elizabeth Hechtkopl, 6116 Ct., Norfolle, Va 23)0) 6'pai lon-J.cquelyn Smith Conve.ne ('Mrs. B,ron R .), 225}6 Mttamora Dr ., Mich. 48010 Zua-Mrs. Chas. H Wemeke, 2B3 Ryan Dr. I ndianapolis 20, Ind. Et l-Kathryn Summers Skinner (Mrs. Raymond, Jr.), 1620 Carr Ave Mnnphis, Thet_Ruth Black Arnold (Mn. Sidney M,), 1611 Mt Par.n Rd. , N.W., Atlanta S. Ga. l o ti-MiN Y ol.nda Brugaletta, Sherman Ave E nston, III. Klppa:--J.ne Mueller Burdick (Mrs. Ch.rles), "29 Fern Dr;.> Minneapolis, Minn SH2) Lambd_MItUl o u M anfu l Roth (Mrs. M ilo K.) , Route 2, !tiloam Spnrl&s, Ark. Mu-Mn. Wm. H.bbard ,}OO Kimball Rd , Iowa Gtr, Iowa )22-40 Nil-Mrs Thcodort G. Thom:u. 227 Oak Park Dr., San Anton io, Tex. 78209 Xi-Bett)' lJ u&art LarKn (Mrs. Ridilld T .) , 1219 Dexter, 20 Colo. M.ttes Laing (Mrs. M attes), South 724 Monroe St., Spokane 4, Wuh. Pi-Mrs. C.lvin Holman, 922) N. B rd PI., Scottsdale , Ariz. 8H)1 Commi uu on Fnternity MURc--Ch4irm4n-Anne Logan Ht8in (Mrs. Bertr.nd), 12}} Dr., Daytona Beach, Fla. )2018 Commiu" Aitmbtfl: HodltCi Murphree (·Mrs. Waht! E.), 10-40 N,E ., Ten , Fla. Rosem.ry Bergensren (Mrs. Roy). River Dunes Dr., Daytona Beach Fl •. Com nliUe:a o n Chaperon_Martha Cohagen Stanhope (Mrs. Harold D ) I lS99 Skylint Dr., Worthington, Ohio Emma Harper Tumer Memorial FUlld. Commiue--Ch4irm"n-Luci e Douglus Canon (Mrs. Floyd H.). 1601 Oalehurst Ave, Park, PIa, Commiu" M'''''rrJ: Nen. Belle Green D.me (Mn. Wyatt E.), 1000 lS th North, St. Pcteuburg Fla Lillian !kelt: Holton jMrs Ed in Lee), 217 N. 14th St., Manhattan. Kan. Nltiona l Coordi nator 0 CenteDDial Committe ___ Helm Mofld:. Russell (Mrs , Robert). 682) Crest Ave, 51. Louis, Mo. 63UO Cen tennial FUDd Commi tt_ Ch4iN1J"_"Bctty Baile, H.U (Mrs. AdiD H.L 470 Bellwood Ave , North Tarrytn", n, N.V. 10)91 T,rllJlltlr--Caroline Prout)' Shreve (Mrs. Theodore N .) , 417 St , [knvtf 20, Colo Co ",iu" Af''''"J: Bubar. Baker Thunnond (Mn. A.).. Jr.), 4}2 Elwood Lane, Memphis, Tenn rubtl Mulholland Cramer (Mn. Paul 9.), }067 Maiden Lane, Altadena, Cal.f Virlinia Ccrdin&: Hq:aman (i]o.frs. P. Homcr) , nOI Medford Rd Pa. 190% MaO' Anna Morton Hudsoo (Mrs. Wm." 207 Kincaid Dr., Houston, Tex. Centen n ial Project CommiUM-ChlUr"'''If-Myldred Mien Higbto er (Mn. Floyd R.). 62S2 Alpha Rd., Dallas , Ttx Co",,,,iu,, M""'"I: Mrs. Grace E. Aldrich, un Dry Cr«k Rd., C&mpbcll Calif. 9)008 Anne Htnd erson Austin (Mrs. A. H .>. 9 Leacrort Cr6Cent. Don Mills, Ont., Canadll M ret Gessner Twyman (Mrs. Margaret G,), 279 E. 44th St., Nt"" York, N.Y. 1001 7 M.ri.n Helrd , 162S Laurel Ave ., Knoxville , Commiue. on Fraternity Exttruion--Ch";fm4_Fa, M.rtin Gross (Mrs. L. Morrtll). 746 Woodland Avt., H msdlle. Ill. 60)21 Conllni ue on CaDadian Pro jact--Ch.lir"'4If-Ruby Tram (Mn J N')I 17-4) West 68th Ave., Vancouvtr 14, D.C. Commiut.l o n Tunstalllinso (Mn. !knj.min H.). 1731 LaOier PI., N. W., Washington 9, D C Com",i"" Af,"""I:Popham Hoopes (Mrs. Robert), 1398 N St., G.lesburg, JU. Ine SturJleon Armstrong (Mrs. Barry N.), 90 H unt Club Dr., London. Ontario, Canada ranees Henderson Smith (Mn. H B.), }02 S. Hill Ave , Pasadena, Calif.

NATIONAL PAN H ELLEN IC CO NF E R ENCE

N PC Ch";r"'IIfI 6'-67 Bi,,,,,i,,,,, (5i,,,, K"P/I"J-Mn. Karl Miller, 6311 Leomudo, Coral Gables. Fl •. HI46 pi Btlil Phi D,I""Ir--Dorothy Weavtr Morg.n (Mrs. Kent R.), 2648 Hish St ., Lincoln,

MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS

Number Chaptert-III

Number Alumn;l! Clubt-H9 Number Livina; Pi Phis-8Z,128

.-Active DIRECTORY

.1966 list used, new officer list not ALPHA PROViNCE

PrrsiJ",,-P rances Farrell Ross (Mrs. H. E.) •• 2 Ridlewood Rd., West Hutford. Conn. 06107 MIfi", A/ph_University of Maine, Valerie Brown, Ballentine Hall, Orono Me. NOli. SC6litJ A/ph..-Dalhousie University Melinda McClellan, 6132 South St';.!'Iali£ax, N.S., Can. V"m"lft A/ph_Middlebury Collcse, Sally Brown, Pi Beta 'Pni, Middlebuf}' Ulllcgc, Middlebury, Vt. V"mllf" Btt_University of Vermont, Sandra Wayne, 369 S. Prosped' St., Burlinston , VI. M4JJA(hMllltJ A/pb_Boston Univcrslt)' , Patty Riess 131 Commonwe.alth Ave., Boston, Mus. MIUIMb"WII Btt_University or MuuchusettJ. Julia Quincy, 388 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, Mass. CD"",rI;,.' AI,h4-Univenity of Coon., Sharon O'DoDObue, Pi Beta Phi, Univ. of Conn.: Storn, Conn.

BETA PROVINC I3

I'ftJill",I-Evelyn Wi lie Moody (Mrt. J D.) , 390 Ryder Rd., !Manhasset, N. Y. Nnv Yor" A/ph_Syr.cuse University, V.lene:Tuffe, 210 W.lnut PI. , Syracuse, N.Y. N,." Yo,. G.m",_St. Lawrence: University, Ann Shennan, 21 St. uwrence Ave., Canton, N,Y. N,." Yor" D,lt-----<:Ornel l University, Sue Kelsey, J}O Triphammer Rd" Ith.ca N,Y. P''',111"."i. 8"..-Bucknell Univenity, Carolyn Sutton. Box W90, Bucknell Univ,. uwijbura, Pa. 1',."s1'••"'. G_",_Dick.inson College:, bun Scott. 236 S. H.nover St.! Carlijle P •. P,."s,' ...."i E'JI/oIr-'Pennsylv.ni. State University. N.ocy Cau&he,..) Hiester Hlh. University Park. fl. , GAMMA PROVINCE I'rtJill",t-Vernah SteWart Gardner (Mrs. (;corBe) 13' Grosvenor St Athens. Ohio 4)701 Ohio AI,h-ohio University, S.Ul Smith, 6 S. Co lege: St.t Athens, Ohio Ohi" B"...-ohio State Univeni'1, Jean Schneider, 184) Indl.nol. Ave Columbus, Ohio 43201 Oblfl D,lt-ohio Wesley.n Umversity, S.ra 5«ly. 96 Eliubelh 51., Dela re. Ohio Oh;fI E'Jilo_University of Toledo, Barbar. Bertke, }029 W. Bancroft, Toledo 6. Ohio Ohio Z,t_Miami Uniftf'lty, Jo Ooerlin, Pi Bet. Pbi, M.cCracken H. I, Oxrord. Obio Oh;fI Et_De:nilOn Univenity, Marilyn Mosier, Bos 2}20, Denison Univ .• Granville. Ohio DELTA PROVINCE PftJill,,,t-Eloise Frink Clevel.nd (Mn. Robert l.) 400 O.k Grove Rd Norfolk, V•. M,",IIl,,1I O"..-University of M'rr!and, Klthleen 12 Fraternity Row, Colle,e Park.!.. Md. D.C. AI,htI-Georre Wuhinflton University , Jane Beck, 2031 PSt., N. W Wuhington, u.C. Vir,i,,; Gotmm--COllege of Willi.m '" Mary. E laine Ross, 'Pi Beta Phi HOUR, Williamsburg, Va. Vi"i"i Dd/--old Dominion College:. Barbau Smith. 6400 HD.mpton Blvd , Nnrfolk. V•. W,Jt Vir,i"i" AI,htt-West Virainia University, Sara WilSOg;n 149} University Ave . c Mo .... ntown. W.Va. Nflftb C.oli"" Alp.b.....-lJniversity of North Carolina, Lamar ean Sp.rkman, 109 Hillsboro St .• Chapel Hill, N.C. North C,"otil,,. O,t_Duke University, Gale Lee Box 7096 lleae St•. , Durbam, N.C. SOllth C_oJi"" AI,h_University of South Carolina. Patricia (josby, Bos 472}, USC, Columbia, S.c. E PSILON PROV I NCe l',tJiJ,,,t-Vira inia A. Losee Meyer (Mrs. Russel), 2600 Pine Lake: Rd .• Orchard LakehM ich. 48033 Mitbi,Il" A/,h..-Hillsdale Colleae, Virginia Youna, 2}4 N. M.nnina, Hillsdale. Mic Mirhi, ,. O,t_University of Micblgan. N.nq Schmidt, 8}6 T.ppan St., Ann Ar bor, Mich. -AO('bi, " G"",,,,_Michi,an St.te University, LuC)' Anders, ;W3 N. Harrison , E. Laosi"&", 'Mich. Alirlli,,,,, Ddt_Albion Conesc, M.". Benedict j Pi Beta Phi, 711 Michi!j:an Ave., Albion, Mich O"ttUlfI of Susan Ga 10wa.1, 220 Beverl,. St., Tor. 2B, Onl., Canida O"lMifl B,t.....-lJni.,ersit)' of Weste.rn vnurio, Recina Grube, 29) Centra Ave., London, Ont •• Can. ZETA PROVINCE Pmill ,,,t--Patrici. Melo,. u.kfT (Mrs. Bruce H .) ",,22680 Ireland Rc! .f South BendJ Ind. 1"lIi"",. Allh_fr.nklin Collece, Sharon Carroll, .t.lsey Hall Box 1uo, Franklin, Ind I"di "" BIt_Indiana Univc:rsit)', Ali ce Gettelfingc:r. 928 E. third, 'Bloomington, Ind InJill1l4 G.",,,,_Butic:r UniversitJ. Nane)' Wri,ht, 8}1 West Hampton Dr.• 'ndlanapoli., Ind l"dillll. D,II_Purdue University, Sher". Mills. 1012 State St ., W. Laf.yette, Ind Inlli." I!'JUoII-Oe.Pauw UniYersity, Anne Roberts, }O} S. Locust, Greoc:ncutle Ind 1"lIill" Z,t_Ball State University, Rebt-ca W)'mIn, Pi Beta Pbi, Beeman Hali, Muncie, Ind 47306 liTA PROVINCE Pmill",t-Maraud Proctor Gum-bt (Mrs. Hubert). 4072lMinden Rd. Memphis, Tenn 38117 K,,,tllrb AI,h_Univcrsity of Louisville, Carleen Crosier, 20}O Confed'eflte Pl., LouisYIlle, Ky K",/ll(k, Btl_University of Patricia Krieaer 409 Columbi. Ave " Lexinaton, Ky. T,n",n" A/,ll_University of Ch.UanOQiI, Susan Brid'sc:rs. 610 St'l Chlttanoo,a, Tenn T,,,,,,n,, BtI_V.nderbilt University, Bebe Selig, 118 24th Ave .• 5 .• Nashvi Ie, Tenn. T,,,,,ul,, G_mr-UniversitJ of Tennessee, AnD Tbompson, I)}I Cumberland Aye. Knonille Tenn T,,.,, ,n,, Ddt_Memphis Sute University. Doroth,. Adaau:, Bos 8t9", 'Memphis St.te Univ , Memphis, Tenn.

THI3TA PROVINCE

I'mlll,,,t- Mari.n Hepe:r Wine (Mrs. W. lL), }9)8 OrteJ!:a Blvd., J.cksonville, Fit. Al bll", AI,h..-Birm.inaham Southern CoIICl'!.t Chert)' Skinner, 296 Bimtingh.m·Southem Collese, BirmiDlh.m Ala AI ",11 O"..-Universit)' of Alabama, Jam ie I.leverdon, Box In9, Univc:.rslt)', Ala. ' AI"blllWa G• .."-,,,_Auburn University. O n HOft an, Dorm 7, Pi Bet. Phi0ubumI..AI • Plori" AJ,h-Stet:son Univer1ltJ,1udy Kniaht Bos 1237, Stetson URi., ueland, ria. FIt,.,;d &I.-Plorid. State University. Helen Walkup, )15 N. Collece. i'aUabuseoc:, Pia Plo';". G.mm_Roliins Collq;e. lynne Fort. Pi Bet. Phi. Marllower H.II. Rollins CoIICle, Winter Puk, Fla G'fI'.,1l AI,I1.-tJn,Vt:tslt)' of Gcorai., Beth Ont, 886 S. Milledge Ave., Athens, G-a.

IOTA PROVINCE

I'mill",I-M.,., Elizabeth Fruabout Hill (Ma. 1- ILL 10 South Side Country Oub.t peca.tu.r, III. 1/1"'0;1 AIIII_Monmouth Colleae. lenn,.l..auer, Pi Seta Phi, Monmouth Collece. ".Monmouth, Ill. 1/I'''tUI thlll·D,lt_Knox Collece, lCathy S Cyr, Pi Beta. Phi, Student Box, Gale:sbu,., III. J/ti"o;J E'JilfllI-Northwatern UnivenitJ, Deborah Jones, 636 EmertOn Evanston, III. I/Ii"fI;1 Z,,-Uninrsity of Illinois. SaU, Gu)'toa, 100) S. Wri&ht St • Cbampaian, III. J/l,,,oit Et...-MiJlikin University. Mat)' Barbu 2}) N PlfYiew. D«atur III. llli.flis Tb,t_Bradlf:1 Uninrsity.l\ett)' 1004 IDJtitute Pl., Peoria, III.

KAPPA

PROVINCE

Pec1es Adams (Mrs. Cu),ler C.) 46 18 £dseb roo k PL, Min nupolis, Min n. 'WIICO"IIf' AJpb_UnIYtfsi"ty 01 WIICOIUI"t Junne Herric k,.! 233 Langdon SI M adison, WIS. Wi/t.tlm, Collqe Kathie AUSlin 841 Collcae ;)t., BelOit, WIS. H)ll Wilto"l1n G ",,,,_LawJCDCt University, Colieen Held, I H Colman HIli , l awrence Univ., App leton. Wu. M"."fII,,, Alpb.-lJruveuity of Manitoba, Sandra AndcDOn, 724 RlvC'rwood Avc ., WlnmpCI. Man .• un. N arth DdD'. A/Pb--Univmi7 of North Dakota, Carol," Hamann , 409 Cambridae St , Grand Forks. Z'I.D 1t';""'10(" Alpb_Univr.nitr 0 Ml nnesola, Susan 'Morrill, 1109 )th 51 S,E., Minnc-apol'l. Mlno Alb"tll enity of AllKrt •• Rcgin. Acampor., 8903-112 St., Edmonto n, Albert., Can.d:a LAMBDA PROVINCE Pruitil"I-M.deleine aoSl LaCon (Mrs. Thomas H.), 70<1, Maryland Ave ., St. Louis, Mo. 63130 M;IIO".,; Alph-tfni't'trsity of Miuouri, Jean Edwallh, )11 E. Rollins Rd Columb,a, M o. M;1I0Itr; Bttr-Wuhinaton University, JSi:lie Mills, Box 42, Washin,ton (/mv ., St. Louis l Mo AtillOMri G"",,,,_Ot\U'J' College, uy Coushenour, Pi Beta Phi , Drury College, Sprmafie d, Mo Arj""1I1J A/ph#-Uoiyemty of Arkanus. J ane Bell, ,02 W. 'Maple, PayettC'ViUe, Ark , Ar.II"I"1 Btl..--Little Rock University, Diane Divis, P O. Box <10", Asher Ave ' j 511 , LIttle Rock , Ark !A1li/i""11 A/ph_Newrcomb Colltee, Ann Timberlue, 7014 Zimple St., New Or cans, La. !Allil;Il"1l B,t_Louisiana StIte University, Susan Hlist P.O. Drawer tn60A, L.S U ., Balon Rouge , La Mill;lIippJ AI,h_Univer5'ty of Southem Mi5.SU,Sl ppi. Kathryn Sdledwitt, Box 316, SoutherI'! 5t:Ol., M UI Millillipp; Btt_University o f Mississippi, Suah Sue Ritchey, Box 2848, Universi ty, M iss MU PROVINCE

Pmit/,,,t-Bctty Summe",iII Kozi (Mrs. Roy J.), ,.cO Hutchinsoo Ave., Iowa City 1090'1 )2240 f OUl II A/ph_lowl Wesleyan University, Diane 91l1inaslC'J, S·T Hall, Pi Beta Phi, Plt'2unt. Iowa f OUl" Btl_Simpson College" Mary Brenner, 406 North Buxton, Indllnola, lowl f ow lI Cllm",_IO"1 State University , Jeanne Turnquist 108 Ash, Ames, Iowa f OUlIl Ztlr-Univenity of Iowa, Barb Collins. 81' E. Wuhinatoo , Jowa City , Iowa S Ollth D"'OIIl Alph_University of South Dakota, Jea nne Duffy, 118 N .Plum. Vermillion , S, D Ntbrlllj" S,t_Univusity of Nebruka, urolyn Stoltenbcrs, 426 N. 16th. Lincoln. KllfWIJ Alph_University of Kansas, Jeanne Shepherd, 1612 W. 1)th Lawrence. Kan. K,,"11ll Btl_KanSII State University, Carol ChtlStensen, 1819 Todd Rd., Mlnhattan, Kan NU PROVIN CB

PmiJ",t- Dotothy Jones Birdwell (Mrs. Lloyd), '901 Caruth, Dallu, Tex. Oj/do",a of Oklahoma, Suun PYeatt, 1101 Elm, Norman. Okl OJ/do",,, Bt,-oklaboma State University, Donna Wilson, 324 Clenland, Okl •. TtJ(1I} Atph_University of Texas. Roberti H. Richards , 1300 San Antonio, AUlti n, Tex. T'J("I Stt_Southern Methodist Uninrsity, Susao u.ht, 3101 Daniel •• Dallas Tn. T'J(II} G"",,,,_Texas Tecbnolosical Collese, Sharon Hara lson, Box 4324 Tech SU o Lubbock. Tex. TU4/ D,/t_Texas Christian University, Edwina Euxle, T e.U., Box }OOI2. Fort Wonh Tex. N,Ul IIftJ(;rD AIPh--Univenity of Mex ico, Debbie Cuber, 1701 Mesa Vista Rd ., N.E., Albuquelq ue. N M XI PROVINCE

PrtJ;Jut-jea n Ransbottom Kart IMrs. Dean), 3190 5, Hish S t . E",lewrOO<l, Colo. Colflruo A ph_University o f Co orado, Pran Je nsen, 890 11th St., Bou lder, Colo, Col.rat/o Btt#-University o( Denver, Susan Eaward,.l 2203 S. JOstt'lhine St., Denver , Colo. 80210 Color""o G"m",-<:Olo rado State University, Linda t' h ill ips, 62) \'(lest Lake, Fort ColllOS, Cnlo. W, o",i", A/ph_University of Wyoming, K athlee n u rRill , Pi Bela Phi, Fratern ity Puk, l.a ramie Wyo. Utah A/ph_University of Utah, Mary Ann Rees, 1443 Eut 1st South, Salt Lake Cit y. Uuh M ontua Alphll- M on tana Sute University, Sharon I.lngemo, 1304 South 'tho Bnzcm ttn. Mllnt. OM I C RON I'ROV I NCE

Pr'liJ t "t- Elizabe:th Turner Orr IMn, J. Go rd on). 6845 S.B ., 28th St hPortJand, Ore 91202 W l'Ihi""o " Alpha - University 0 Wullinaton, Nancy Yarno, 4 ,48 I7t N.B., Seattle " Wash W IIlhi",/o" Btl_Washingto n State Uniyersity Barbul Vaughn 707 Linden Pullman, Wuh. W.uhi",to" G"",,,,_Uni.er.ity of Puget Sound, Paula Rozier, Uninrsity of Sound, North Dorm Ta coma, Wuh. 01"'0 " Alph_Univenity of Oreson, Julie Blaisdell, lH8 Kin caid , Eusene. Ore 97010) 01'1'0" BtI-or"on State: University. Linda A lbertson. 268) Tarlor, Cotvallis, Ore. 01"'0" G_",_WillamettC' Univcrsity Sue Cox. 844 Mill St , Salem, Ore. 91301 Ort,o" Dtll_Portland Sute Collece, Terry Todd, 1962 S.W. )th, Portland, Ort' 97201 TJdo Alph-tlniversity of Idaho. Vicki HaiPt, '0' Idaho St., Moscow. ld aho PI PROVINCE

PmiJt"t- Evelyo Lonc Pay (Mrs. K . J.) , 1006 San Roque Rd .. Santa Blrbara Ca),f. C"lIfo,,,i,, Btt-University of California. Jennifer Rces , 232) "Piedmont, Berke(ey. Calif C"UjtH"j" G"",,,,_Uoivmity of Southern California. Leslie Newquist, 641 W 28th 5t" Llis AOkeles C.1hf. 9OUU" e"lifor",,, D,lt-University of ulifomia at Los Anceles, StC'Vie Mitchell, 700 H'fmd , 10$ Angeles, Calif. Cillilor"i" I!plilo_San Ditgo Stde Collcse Corlette DeJ.on&, )080 College Pbce, San DiekO I', Calif. e"li/or,,;1I Z,t-tJnivetsityof Californiaal Sanll Bubata, Kati e Dunbar, 16) Cammo PesndefO. Golda C"I,f NI'ftMi" A/ph-tlnivt.rsityof Ne'flda , Safah Anderson 869 N. Sierra, Reno. Nev. Arito"" A/ph_University of Arizona. Kathy RaymonJ , Ion N. M ountain, Tucsol'!. Ari Arito"a Btt_Aritona St.ate University, J IIO Soderstrom, Palo Verde , Box 83. Ariz

-.A-tumnae -.A-duijor'1 Committee Chairmen 1966-67

• No list received-wed 196,·66 chairman ALPHA PROVINCE

M,,;flt AJpb......ca rolyn Nickerson (Mrs. Norris) RR#l Brewer Me. Nor" SCOriA Alphr-Sheila Muon Parker (Mrs. 6266 Panant Ave ., Halifax N.S ., Can. V,rmQIII AI/hot-Ruth Palmer Cram (Mrs. Edward). R.D 3. Middlebury Vt. Vrrmoflt B, ,_Mlralret Rya n Van Dine (Mrs. Howard A".t, Jr.) 21 Wood Dr , S. , Burlington , VI.

MA/JtschliullJ A/Ph_Miss Diane Coyle, 262 Harvard St., ",ambridge, Mass

MtUJdcJ"'JlIIJ Btt.........sMn Dennis H Sti es, 24 Jeffrey Lane. Amherst Mus. Co""utitllt A/phd-Ann Woody Porkr.r (Mrs. b. C.). 18 W. Rjdge Rd • Simsbury. Conn. BETA PROVINC e NnlI Yo,! A/ph_Donna Taylor Pair (Mrs. D C ). 100 Briltdiffe Dewitt. N.Y.

NnlI YDr. G mm_Mn M Ill' Lewi. C Parker S l Um St., Caotoo N. r. ·New Y ork Akin Smit h (Mrs. Sheldon). 209 E. Upl.nd Rd ., Ith.ca, N.Y.

Pt"ns,J"" ,,;,, Btt_H.nnah Mervine Miles (Mrs. T. M.). R D #1, Lewisburg P•. P","I:rI.,II "i" Thomas Rhodts (Mrs. Robert), :Box 308A , R.B. 1 Harrisburg. P•. Pt"fu,lr"";,, Epli/tIlJ-Miriam S. Wellington (Mrs. A 1M.). 312 S. Buckbout St.• St.te College, P •.

GAMMA PROVINCE

Ohh, Porter Wheaton ('Mrs P. W.), 77 E lmwood PI., Athens. Ohio

Ohitl Btl_Barbar. Osboro Hogc (Mrs. R A ) 1971 Hillside Dr • Columbus Ohio "3221 Ohitl Dtlt-Sally D. Wood (Mn P.ul) , 11" vrandview, Otl re. Ohio

Ohitl Epsiltl_Marjorie Ke ller Winger (Mrs. R. P. ). 4tH DorchtsterDr • Toledo. Ohio 43607 01,;£1 ZI'I#-Otarity J. Carson 820 So. Campus Ave., Oxford, Ohio Ohitl Et_Vilgini. Sackriso n Kio, (Mrs. W. R.). 149 Burt Ridae Rd • Granville. Ohio 43023 DELTA PROVINC E -M;',:rla"d B't4-B.rbar. McCollum Shoem .b (Mrs J H.J I 11713 Stonington Pl.. Silver Sprin8s. Md D .C. Alpb4'-Holly Osika (Mrs. D A.) 8910 Satter)' Rd "Iexandri., V •. Vi"i";,, G""'II'I'_Lavonnc O Tarleton (Mrs J S.) , 221 T yle r Brooks Drivc) Williamsbuf8. V•. Vir,i"i" Ddt_Katherine B.tts Sail,! (Mrs. W C.), 1600 W "9th St., Norrolk, W.V•. W,st Vir,i";,, AJ.bb _Dorothy Br.n Stonc (Mrs. W D.J, 1 Euclid Ave•• Mora.ntown. W.V•. Ntlrtb C",oli"" AJplu-Suun R. S.unders (Mn. J. M.), 326 W. Univcnity Dr., Chapel Hill , N.C 27H·t - NtI,tb CMoJi"" Bcta-Connie ES8eD Hydrick (Mrs. J C.>. 3108 Devon Rd • Durh.m. N.C. SOll tb C.,.oli"" Al,blJ-lM .ry lees Graham 'MMat)' (Mrs. J W.). 30 Gibbcs Ct , Columbus, S.C. EPSILON PROVINC E M illhi,a" AI,h_Mn. Rob« Ansb'USh, Stnmbura Rd • Hillsd.lc, Mich. Mirbiga" Btt_Mrs'l.ne Bradbu..,.. 104' W.y, Ann Arbor. Mich. 48104 Mirhi,a" Gamm_EI en Ude Battqlia (Mrs. A. Mark). 20U Tomaha k Circle. Okemos. Mich Mirbila" D,II_Margaret K Youl\8' (Mrs. R. A.J. 408 Brock y Pl.bAlbion. Mich O"tarlO Alpbll-Miss Elizabeth Bell. 110 H iahboume Rd , Toronto 7, nt.• C .n. O.,,,,;tI B,,_Mary M Leahy KOleen (Mrs. C.ry), 71 Grand Ave.• London, Ont., Can. ZETA PROVINCE

T"rli""" Alph--certrude Owens (Mrs. Roger). 320 North Dr , Prank!iD Ind. I"dia"" BII_Pamela Caalc W alters (Mrs. \'C'm ) , 101 H.mptoD Court. Bloomil\8'ton, Ind I"dia"a G.-m_P.tty H ill D.vidson (Mrs. C. P.), 4'1) Thornlc.iah Dr., {ndi.napolis Ind I"dia"" Dtlt_J ane Ranson Long (Mra. R W.J. 1413 Warnn PI., L.fayette. Ind. I"rlian" BPlilo_Mrs. L. J Fontainc, 639 E. Seminary St Greencastl e, Ind

I"t/i""a Z,t_Audrey Gibson HO$tcttcr (IMrs. I. S.). }OO Winthrop Ro ., Muncie, Ind. ETA PROVINCE

K,"/lIr", AI,b.......caro lyn K Maddox (Mrs. R, ) , 2106 Winston Louisville. Ky. K,,,tllr":r Btt_Mra. Tbomu D. Abbott. 937 Cell. Lane. LaiD8ton. lI..y. "0,04 T,n",u" Alpbll-GiDlJY Foster, '119 Pinehurst , Ch.ttllIOO8' Tenn T ,,,,,tu,, Btt_Peggy Edn Elam (Mn. W.de). 6109 Pinehurst Dr Nashville , Tenn. 3721' T,n"'IJ" G4II'I'",,r-Gtacc "brown Bi81crs (Mrs. Stonew.lI) \ 1"4 Keo cc Ave., Knoxvillc. Tenn -Tt""tIJlI D,II_S.lly Colrett (Mrs. P H .). 4770 Parir:sio e. Memphis. Ten n. THETA PROVINCE Alllb"ma Alphll-Mrs. Jean S. Curry, 4148 Old Leeds L.ne, Birminlham , AI •. Al.btlltflf B,t#--Cecilc Oliver Horton (Mrs. C. F.). 41 Cherokee Hills, Tusc loosa, Ala AludffI" G"",,,,_MilS Jan )-Lot 77-Pritstcr', Tai ct P.rk, ()PClilca. Alt 36801 PloriJ" Alph_Sue Hilton (Mn Lloyd H .), '23 W. Pcnnsyl ni. An., Deland. Fl •. Plorit/" Btl_Mrs George Auc '1923 Chuli Nc't'C, Tallabuse:c Pia. G m",_Di.nc Ahnfcldt Hushts (Mrs P.M.) 1302 Druid Rd .• M aitl.nd. Fl •. G,or,;" Alpb......s.rd L. Mullis. 3399 Bu(ord Rd. N.1t. Apt. R 19, AtI .nta. Ga. IOTA PROVINCE llti"ois AII'''-M• ..,. Hite McConachie (Mrs. !.aurtnct) 719 E. Boston, M onm outh Ill lltiltois Btl" James ullie. 367 M.rmac Dr , G lcsbura Ill. -Illilttlis EPliJolt-SoDi. Anderson (Mrs. M C ), 240' Lincolnwood. E nston. III 1IIilto;1 Z,t_Harriet H.ycock Bro n (Mrs. J L.J, t801 Golfview Dr., Urbana III. IIli" ois Et_Robert. Zwt Kerwin {Mrs. Robt) 2230 Gr.ndyiew, Dec.tur III. IlIi" tlis Tht/_Ruth Be:lstcrlinc Miller (Mrs. D. '111.,. '12 Prospect Lane. Peoria Hei,hts. III. XAPPA PROVINCE

W';u onl;" Alphr-Crellin H .rtman Johnson (Mrs. W. L.). 40)0 Council Crest, Madison, Wis. WhrtlllI;" Btl_N.ncy Stew.rt Smetts (Mrs. Wm.). ,119 W. UniOh, Rockto n, I I G".",.--Loma Mquirc Vendetbush (Mrs. Kenneth). 1212 S. A ppleton. Wis. Mlfflit06" AI,h-<arol Childchose McGoni•• 1 (Mrs I. C ), )7 Th.tcher Dr.• Winnipq; 19. 'Man , Can. H tl rtb Dd ol" Alph_Avonne Sbtbo Goodm.n (Mrs. C. VI.). 2,o1 Olson Dr., Grand Forb, N.D. Mi"ltutltlf Alpb_P.ula Rcaa.n MCDowell (Mrs. Thoma,). 6009 Arbour Lane. Edin., Minn "436 A/krill AII'hof-Lois Grant Cummin.t:;s (Mrs H. W.) , 12411 39 An•• Edmonton, Alta. Can. LAMBDA PROVINCE Mill ON'; Alph_Emily Davi, Brooke (Mrs C. E'l' 901 Edgewood ATe., Colambi. , !Mo. /tfiuoll1i Btl#-Viqinia Eppler Smith (Mrs R. P. ,1127 'Muon Rd., St. Loui•• Mo Millo_,; G"",.,_Kay SmIth Graff (Mrs. Curti.), 2337 M.yf.ir, Sprio&5eld, Mo. 15

A,la"JtU Alph_Adeline Pate Prent iss ( Mrs. G K ). Crest Dr Fayetteville. Ark

A,ja"laJ B,t S ue Patte rson Pine (Mrs. R H Jr ), Littl e Rock Un l v Pl.bl c Relat ions Offi(C' Hrd & Uniltrsity, LlttlC' Ark

LAlIiliana Alph_Mrs. Willi am C. McKee , BO) Camp, New Orleans, l:I. lAllil;ana Bn_Nancy OlivC'r Sab»i (Mrs. Henry), 982) Judi, Baton Rouge, La Afiuiu ;ppi Alpha-Gail Beall HarpC'r (Mrs. G. T ), 2804 J effC' rson Dr., H attiesb urs, M iss. 39-fOt Afilliuipp i 8 ,/lI-4.1araaftt Ann Boye r (Mrs. R. A .), Box 393, Unl l'trsity , M Iss. MU PROVINCE

10U'd Alph_Mrs JatOl W ate rs, 102 W. 2nd, Mt. PleaSlnt , Iowa Iowa B tI_ ShiritY Da)' Bu nch (Mrs. R H.), 210 W .l incol n Indi.nola, Iowa -I o wa Gamm_Margaret Leona rd Bu ck (Mrs. J , C.) , B) ForC'st Glen. Ames, Iowa Iowa Ztta-Barba ra Rickeltes Buraer (Mrs. Warren), 1804 Ridgew ,y , Iowa City, Jowa S Olllh Dd ota Alph Judy Chaney (Mrs Mike). RR # 3, Vermillion, S.D. NtbraJja B tl_Janet Simonson (Mrs. Ted), ,))1 South 21st St., Linco ln, Neb. Ka"laJ A/ph Nancy SchnC'lIi Hambleto n (Mrs. Wm.), 2009 Oxford Rd , Lawrence, Kan. K artldl 8 na-Glor ia Wagner Rumsey (Mrs. Gary), )00 Fairchi ld Terr., Manhatl.n, K an. NU PROVINCE

OHdhoma Alpha--Cheryl Bl ankens hip Rambo (Mrs. J D.). 1214 'Magnolia , Norman, Okl a, Ol!laho ma Btl_ Barbara T h omas Simank (Mrs. Edmund). 2001 West University Ave Stillwate r, Okl a. T txal Alph_Peggy Jack so n M ilts (Mrs. Burt on). 3001 \'Vade, Austi!!: Tex T,xal Btl_Helen Wolfe G auctt (Mrs. F. R ) 3607 Euclid, Dall as, l ex. r tXaJ Gdmm_Mrs. McKinney, 2124·)oth St. , Lu bbock, Tex.

r 'Xal D,It_Virainia J ohnson Short (Mrs James ). ·4408 I nwood Rd " Ft W ort h, T ex. Ntw Aftxirt> A/phd- Ruth W in n lewis (Mrs. E. J , ), 2611 Haines N.E., AlbuquC' rQue, N.M. XI PROVIN Ce

Colorado Alph _LDuis e W olff. )22 Hi gh land Ave., Boulder, Colo.

B tl_ lucille Ryla nd (Mrs. l o hn), 3470 Eas t Ken tuc ky Ave Den ve r, Colo Colorado G"mm_N:Jncy D ickinson McComb (Mrs. T M., Jr >. 414 E Lake St., Ft 'Collins. Colo. W, o mmg AIPh_Rosemary H arris (Mrs T , S.). 809 So 21st St., LaramIe, \'(I yo. Utdh A/ph_Virginia Cio""o \'Voods (Mrs. W. B,) 2290 South 2200 East , Salt LakC' City. Utah Af o"td na A/ph_Detty Wolcott (Mrs. Frank), Rt. # 2, Box 161, Doztm:J n, Mont, OMI C RON PROVINCE

W ashi ngto n A/ph_Barbara Metson Stuart (Mrs. j. 1.) 7147 OvC'rlake Dr. W., BellC'vue \\'Hh. 98001 W aJhi n8 t o n Btl_ Lo la Storey Fi nch (Mrs. H oward), 1612 Charlotte. Pullman, Wash If/aJhingl(l '' Gamm_Mare A Helme r (Miss), 10 No. Y akima AvC'. Tacom:J, \'Vash. Ortgo " Alph_Joann OoNIdson Guldager (Mrs. G. F ) , 2140 Silver Lea Ct , Eugent, Ore. 0"80n B,ta-Estora Diclu Moe (Mrs. H W ). }42 ) No rw ood Dr" Corv all is, Ore. Ortgo n Gamma - Mary a nn Brad y Siddoway ( M rs. Ro bt ) , 2210 Ellis, N.E. , Sa lem , Ore, O r tgo " V,l t_ Dtvetly B Smith, Bn S.W. D awn, Lake Oswego , OrC'. Idah o A/pha- Ruth Boas ()'1' rs. L. A.) , "2 East B St .• MO KOW, Id aho PI PROVIN CE Cali/ornia B , t4-Caroly n MagiJI RobC'rts (Mrs. S. D.). 130 He rmosa, Oakland! Cllif. Call0mi. G mm ..-M..,. H. K Goldba ck, 37)) Stal l uuLiI Dr" Pa sadena, Call Ca/iJ.or nia D , II_Ruth RlflP Th ayer (Mrs. Robert), 1274 Cap ri Dr" Pacinc Palisadcs , Ca lif. Calif or nia EPliio n-Grayne Ferguson Pri ce ( M rs. R V.), 11381 Lorena EI Caion, Cald. California Z,ta- Miss Nancy Swinney, 611 FOl.'en Dr. , Santa B arban. Calif. N,vada Alph_Susan White Broderdorl (Mrs R. W ). 972 Y ori Ave Reno , N ev -Adzo nd Alph_Mrs A nn Shaw Sotlrer, 7311 E. 10th St., Ar;7 Artzona JJna- Elizabeth J ordan H olman (Mn Calvin), 9225 N H PI Scottsda lC', Ari z.

---4tumnae DIRECTORY

Gr ,," "11,,,,_ Vin-PlII i Ju/- Htkn Bouch« DIle: (Mrs. CUt E ) }1)4 Halesworth Rd , Col umbus, Ohio " l 2n GrIUUl V,,, , P,,liJ'III Df Phll"lfJM'!i u- Enlyn Peters Kyle: E ), 2} Oak Knoll G arden Dr , Pasadena, Ca lif AI."" Cld EJilor------Adele Aifo l Heink, }4}4 Jewell St , San Die-10 , Calif. 92109 O,Jtr oj Go""" A"Dw--addreu correspondence to Central OffiCI:

ALUMNJE CLUB PRESIDENTS

- 1965·1966 Officer list ALPHA PROVINCE

AIM",,,,, PrDfli"" PrtIii,,,I-Ad. M. To le Hawlciru Arthur).I.,9 Westwood Rd , Storrs. Coon 06268 B"llhi", Genoad Dc..,. (Mrs. J. E., Jr.• North 51 ueshire Mus. 01220 8Mfti"""", VI'-joAnnc Dirdrkb Wuensch (Mrs. P. .). 17 Bay View St., Burljnaton, Vt OHOI Etmmt C""".-E iubeth NC'Wbery Motyru Rt. 1. Folly Lane. Coventry, Conn 06238 i!IIJlm, MIfi"I'-Ethel Thomas Seu.k \Mn. 5.) 4 IIM-rt St., Orono, Me. G,.'d'" Boslott-JalV: Compton, 49 EI ery St., &mbridge, Mus. 021}8 Htlrl/"rJ , COIUf.-isabcl S.nds Sampson (Mrs. G. W.), 9.( Barnard Dr. Newington, Conn 06111 Ma tI"lItr Arta, C" -Nldine Hollenb«:k P killS ('Md. ChlS ) , Olmsted MItIOr Dr., Somers. Conn Can.-Joyce McQuilkin Dawson (Mrs. J M.), 192 Rosedale, Beaconsfield. Oue .• Can. N'14I H"If'" Conn.-K.thleen Short Fox IMts. Parked, A5b Dr. • Northford, Conn. 06472 No." E. Dowel Pronych (Mrs. Peter) 808 Spring Garden Terr • Halifu, N S. Grta/". "Porlland, Mllin_Huei S.wyer Everett (Mrs. V.) 1410 Hilhland Ave., So , Portl.nd. Me G4106 Rhod, Isl"nd-Mrs J ."B. Collinson' T.llwood Dr .• Barnnston, R.I 02806 ThlUll,s Ritt", Co -MI.tJ H.ndlh Lindsey (Mrs Richard). 4 Oipper Dr. , Mystic, Conn 06 .5 " W'II Sd.,.;n 8"ll,,_IsobeI Smith ('!diu), 28 Carol Dr , Dedham,lMlu 021 9 2 So.lh" F.r#lltl Co.JIll. Conn.-e.y Arnold (Mn R B.), 11 Lory Rd , Darien. Conn 06820 BETA PROVINCE AI"",IW P"o.; " Pm;d,,,I-N.nq Blakhcr Pollock (Mrs. O. E .• J r.!, 112) Wtnddl Ave , Schen«tad y, N Y 12 )08 ·AII'"nl. N.Y.-Mn. Warren W. Stout, 27 Alvina Blvd. AlbanY,"N. T. 12201 8.1,,10, N.Y.-'8etty Men&: Howell (Mrs. J K.). 289 AShford Ave., Tooawanda, N.Y. 14,,0 ·C,,,I,./d P",n .-Dorothy W'eiahtman (Mrs. 101eph), Colleae Park. Lewisburl, Pa. 17817 H"NilbMr,·C"rlhl" PII.-M.ry Sanford Beckley (Mrs. T. A.). H' N. 29th St., Camp Hill, Pa. 170t I 'fA"!. II/nd, No,.lh Sb",..-Jivtlrn Wilie'Moodr (Mn John) .590 Ryder Rd., Manhasset, L.I., N Y. ·M; .Hllt/IU, N.Y.-Vera. MOlTllOn Benar (Mu. Rob.), 'Millbrook. N.Y. 12H, N,,, Yo'" Cill, N.Y.-Barbar. Did::tY (Mu. Wm ), ""4 E. 82nd. York, N.Y, ND,th"" NftlI J",II1-JOOr Cole Mines (Mrs. W. ttl.), 109 Beechwood. Summit, N J Phi/.Jd,hi" !JIfi" u"' , P" .-Mary ComlliNdf (Mrs. J. W.), 100 S Fairfield Rd Devon. P a. 191 23 Pb,I.J"phi".O"((J, P".-Elizabeth Pou aY"Vard (Mn. Wm ), 227 Grandview Rd .• 'Medi a Pa. Pimhr,b, P".-DiIDe Shtt:lard Dicktnson (Mn. P. R.), 20' 0Cwt")' St Pittsburgh, Pa 1)218 PillJh"b,Solllb Hilll, P".-Urol H.,aman Miller (Md. R. C., Jr.), 26n Quail Hill Dr , Pittsburgh Pa. 1) 214 Rid.,..,ooJ N.J.-Ruth GaneOJ Glisch (Mn. Keith), 404 Jdfmon St Ridgewood. N J RDrJJtII", N.l'.-Marsartt Dnselale Price (Md. Wm.), 66 Franklin Rd , Rochester, N Y 1466 1 CO"",:!, N.Y.-Joann Paae Brown (Mn. D. "W ), 21 Lake Ave Box 1', Hillburn , N Y N. y.-earle Omn Caulfield (Mn. J. J.). 1079 Avon Rd., Schenectady, N Y 12108 So.lh,,.. N,III E ),{, Belknap, Jr., 112 Chestnut St. , Moorestown, N./._ 5,,,,, ColI", )'" -Juc!I Bozick: (Mrs. J.) 44' Wauptl ani Dr , M 23, State Col qe Pa. S:1'IIUII, N Y.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cromartie btrrenblckcr. 21) Bradford Prkwar, Srracuse N Y 1}2 24 Wlllclwt", N.Y.-Dorothy Vuan Griffin (Mn. L1ord) , 4 Richbetl Rd., Scarsdale , N Y GAMMA PROV I NCS AI.".". Pro,in" P"s;d,nl-Hden DeForest Fox (Mrs. Richard M ). 2331 Puldah Rd ., Co lumb us. Ohio 4 322 1 A.tro", Ohio-8ctty Hoffman Dresher (Mrs R D.), 1460 Shanabrook Dr., Akron, Ohio A/h,.I, Ohio--&ra Roach Evans eMrs G H ). 7 Ohio Ave .• Athens, Ohio 4,,01 C" IO , Ohio-Marilyn Marklio& (Mrs James A " jr.) , 2Q.t )8th 51 , N W , Canton, Oh io " 4706 i , Obio-Anna Gerhart Kicr (Mrs Robert, 121 Pleasant Hill Dr , Cincinnati, Ohio 4 n l) CI,.,I"tuI l!IIll , Obio-M.r«lIe Daubmmire Wisely (Mrs P J.) J 1'64 8 Wratt Rd ., E Oevtl.nd. Oh io 4"112 CI""I,,"J -l!.4.I/, Jr. Ohio-Lyn KJaibu Brown (Mrs. D A ). 20'7 00 to.anberrr #111 , Richmo nd Hu , Oh io el, tl,,"J ""',II, Ob;-.$ally Harlor Myers (Mrs W H ), 22960 Mlldnd AYe , )'If Olmstead O hiO 44070 CDI",d,,!A. Ohht--Cynthia Schmidt Wentz (Mrs W. A.). 461 E. Clurview , V/orthin&lo n, Ohio Dlll'OIr,; uh;o-Louile Huston Ross (Mrs C 0.),21' Spirea Dr .• Dayton, Ohi04,419 C,nl,/Ili Oh;t»-Mrs. Tom Butte r 122 Grsndview, Delaware, Ohio H.",iluHf, Ohi6-Barba.ra porse:11 Holloway (Mrs Robt) , )6, F.irhaven Dr., Hamilton , OhiO Ntl4l",.t-Gr,,",illl, Oh;6-Flortnce- Sparks Preston (Mrs P. L ), 120 East Elm St. , Gran'llI e, Ohio 4}O23 Ohi6-Jane Hay Potter (Mrs R. B ), H8 Cookston , Sprin&field, Obio 4,,03 Tol, " , Olrio--Ginny Seaman Putnam (Mrs Dean), })71 Indian Rd., Toleao, Ohio 0606 Y O""(II OW" W ""111, B Ferltt (Mrs. T A.). 4n VI' J.udlOn An' l Yo uf1lstown.l.C?hio 44 '1 1 Wb"li"" TJ' Y 1I -0hio Men (Mrs. J S ), 9 Poplar Ye., Wbeehna:, W Va 20w l DELTA PROVINCE

AI".,,,. Pr".i"n PrtJitI,,,I-M.rybelle Carr Curry (Mrs. Root B ), Powh aton Circle , Chari oiteS'fille, Va 2290 1 &11;'''0'', Krise YOUng (Mrs Milton 5.),911 Bunrbank Cr • Towso n, Md 212 G4 Ch"p,l Hill, N . C.-Jane- Roam Roct"lS (Mrs . J . P.). 1117 Sourwood Dr.• Chapel H Ili . N . C. C h"rlm,, , II"' V" -M.nlyn Paulsm Newlmk (Md. J W ' )z 190 3 W oods ide Cr • Charlnto n, W.V• 2'114 ·C_I tll, N C -Jane- Bcrl'J'hill Ntbldt (MR. J ) , 117 MCJ\lway Rd Charlotte'. N C . 28 2:11 CI.,l. s;.,., IV.Y".-Jean Atlc:ioSOD Turner (Mrs Ronald), LtKt Floyd, Rt 2. Bristo l. W Va. 261)2 fl,m,pltllr ROMJ , V" -IMarion Houch Co"lins JMrs- L 5 ), , Oub Terr ., Newport Nt"WS VI MII"1,, J D C S"/n,rb.,, (M"riA"", R,id WtlJ -Shlron Ronningen Harrison (Mrs. J o ho). 7701 W estfield Dr • Bethesda. Md 200H Afo" "IOI4I", W V -Mal)'" Muwell Kennedr 429 Grand St .• Mo rganlo wn W.V• 26 )0 ) No,./ " I1 , V" -Miss Bubara Coo,an 6116 Rolle Ave , Norfolk, V• 21 ) 08 Nor,h"" Y;"Ai i_Jtannine Wedell Shadwick (Mrs Gerald). J429 RamJ,.te Terr , Al n andria, Va 22109 Rhb", o J , V (MIt:1 L K,II") - Oonna Phillips Wri,ht (Mrs A E )\ 8408 Bron"ood Rd .• R ichmo nd. Va 23229 ·R DI.' V - Ouistine Macke Wh ite (MR J A ). 1771 'M idl.nd la .. Salem Va 24 1H 17

C01II",bill, S C .-" }O" Sc.dcman Foster (Mu. M C Jr .). t 10 Ca rriag e H ill, Columbia, S C. 29204 SOIl/hu", W .V" ,-Marian ne Brewster (Mrs. H D.). 2115 E Rev ir Aye , Bluefield W Va W'tUh,,,,,on , D .C.-Miss MlIY K Lutz, }700 Munchusctts Ave ., N .W., Wuh inaton , D .C. 20016

Wi/mi",ton , DtI .- Eilec:n Riajotd LeClercq ('Mrs . G. M.). }27 Spa1dina Rd . , Shllpl"" Dt! . 198o , EPS I LON PROVINCE Alllm". Pro.;" r, P,tJ;J",t- Barbau Heath Killins (Mrs. David A')A248' Adate Rd .• Ana Arbor, M ich. A,,,, Ar'o ' i\fl(h .-Bubal'l. Wood (Mrs Rich ), H N. Barton Dr ., nn Arbor Mich. Bl oo",fi.tlJ HtllI , Mi,.b .-Emajean Wri,ht Ha rvIe (Mrs. Robt.)' 1 160 Pine Lake Rd ., Orch ud Lake , M ich. Bloo ",/ttld Hills , Trombley Hattun& ( loin C. H .). .fIJI M udow Way, BmnutSham , D,I"ul·D,.r'o,,, , Muh .-judy WanD Lulie (Mn. j D.), 2,}OOO Myrtle Deuborn, Mich 48128 G , ,ul RIIpi"l , Mi r h .-Karlenc En&l!sh (Mn. Richard), 2062 Frederick Dr .• S E Grand Ra pids, Mich. C,ou, PO",I" Afirh -Naney RilC1lrwin (Mrs Samuel N.). 128 SuMillld.le DL, Grosse Po in te, M ich. Ha m,ll o" , 0,,1 , C.".--'Barball Edmonds (Mn. C. E ), Box Aocaster, Ontano, Can. la r ,o " Mich .-Mary J ane Cummines Moreho use (Mrs. J L.), 4U Third St., Jacbon, Mi ch. 4920\ -UlfJi" ,· l!JIII, Mirh .- Donn P.yton COrey (Mrs. P I.), 22H Hamilton Rd Okemos, Mlch , <1886-' Llm"o " , 0", .. C.".-j.n Smith (Mn. O en). 10 }3 Ifrough St., London , Ont Can MidI.,,", Mirh .-'Pamel. Myen B«ker (Mrs. R W .>' <1 913 Camp.u Dr lM id land , Mi ch. 48640 North W oo"w",", Mirh -Jean Hess a u k (Mn. j E., Jr.). }2)40 Old POst Rd , Birm ingham , M ich. SOlllhUllltt ,,,, Mi r h .-Mrs Scott Rader, )4 Orchard PI., "Battle Creek ! Mich. T o ro", o, 0,,1., C." .-Annt P.rney Bawden (Mrs. D. E.>. 46 The BrIdi e Path, Will owdale, Ont., Can ZETA PROVINce AlII"''''' P, o.i"" PftliJ,,,,-Emily W.lttr Wall.ce (Mrs j ohn), 2127 Parkw.y Dr , Muncie , In d. A""mu , r,," .-S. ndra Jrwin Crozier (Mil R. L.), 827 Park Rd , Andenoo, Ind. 46011 ·Bloo",i",IO " , [ "d.-Deborah W lden Hudebon (Mn. E S.). 4301 Saratoil Dr., Bloominlton. I nd. 4 74 0 3 Collim/ulI, ["d .-Mrs j .mes C Arthur , 4030 N. Riverside Dr , Columbus, Ind • EIU"" COII" I, I,," .-jol n McKeriCT Atwood (Mrs. W. H ). )20 Cedar SI., Elkhart Ind. 18 ForI W"l "', I,,'J -Suun McN abb Stouder (Mn. Greg), 1<123 Aldi. St., Fort Wa yne, ind o46809 -Fran!!, ,, , I"d -Gyn elh Wil son Predbeck (Mil. M. N >( RR jt4 Box 194, Pr.nklin, Ind 461}1 Garl , I"J.-Kay Gillet Moody (Mrs 1. T.). 8 Beverly 8 vd., Hobart, Ind 46}42 Cft' ''r.,I I" I,,".-M adelyn Wyer K ,£iinger (Mrs. D. W .L 11 6 N orth _ood Blvd Gr«ncntle I nd. H" m", o"d, I"d .-Lu.nne Brady BlDOS (Mrs K A .) 307 WtbbSI , Calumet: Gil', 111. 60409 lndi."./loliJ , Ind .-Mar ilYII Wie,.nd Pecsok (Mrs t. G.). 4716 E. 75th SI., Indian.polis , Ind 462 60 1""i"",,p o liJ, Ir .-Carolyn Raup Liebel (Mrs j j ), Indianola, Indianapal is, Ind. K o! o",o , In".-Judy Wilson (Mrs N K ) , 3201 J.nice Dr Kokomo Ind Lr!.'ttl', I"" - Mary Perrin Bryant (Mrs. Ra ymond). Rou te I, LaC.yet te Ind 47906 Mud" J"J .- Phy!li. Can ri,h l Kelltt (Mrs jow), 124 Dalton, Albany. Ind 47}20 Rlrh ", o "J, Ind .- Karen M artin (Mrs. J L.), 409 So. 18th St Richmond Ind 4 7]7) 5 0 ,ah B , ,,J MirhIlW"!", I"d -Donna brapn Welter (Mrs. Wm j .) , 1229 E Jefferson Bl vd .,. Sou th &nd. In d 46617 SUlhttUl,r". I"" .-Martha Will iamson Ho&sett: (Mrs Richard), 1204 N. Perkins St , RushVIlle, I nd. 46173 50 1lIhwt/ft,,,, I"d .-Eleanor H ackemcyer Mann (Mrs A lvin E ), R R #8\ Box 90. Evansville. nd S Olllhp o rl, l"J .-Mn Alle n J Cole. 19 30 Rem ing ton PI., Ind ianapolis, Ina 46227 T,", Hllllft , I"J.--Cynthia Good i n (Ms lynden N ). 272 Terra Vista Dr., Terre H au te , Ind 47803 ETA PROVINCE

Alllmnl PrQlJi"rt Prll;",,,,-IMarRuerite Bacon Jli ckey (Mrs D avid) , '17 4 N. Crest Rd M ,uionary Ri dle, T tn n 37404

BIll' Ri d", Ttn" .-Medora Shadden Carte r (Mrs W. B .), 4036 Skyland Dr K illlSport, Tenn Ch"II"" OO." , T",,, .-Sand n Re iman Sullivan (Mrs R C ), 206 St (b.rles Sb Silnal M oulain. Tenn C"t/i",h" !Jttl, Pi"o_Eliu.beth Waite Rue (Mn. N ) , Pi Beta 'Phi StaH MOUse, Gatlinbur• Ten n. K" ox" ;II,, T",,, .Ltx;",' o ", K,.-Sus an Stalty Burckle (Mrs W. P l. 160 Sherman Ave " l.exin,ton, Ky LulliJl'ill" K, .-Lucy Stites i)uPlantJer (Mrs. Donald Ir ), 2H9 Kinp Hij:hw1l' louiSVille, Ky M,,,,phiJ, T,,,,, .-Violet Whitehead Walker (Mrs 1294 Rieiaewood Park Cove, Memph is , Te nn Nlll h"m,. T , ,,,, .-Linda Willi ms Dale (Mrs. R V ), 2)12 Rjdgewood Dr., Nash ville, Ten n. }721\ THETA PROVINC Ii Alllm". Proffi"rr Pr,t id,,,,- Kathryn Lcurwiler T .nton (Mrs. G C.), 3316 N.E. <12 Ct , fl LauderdJle. Fl a At/"" ,,,, C •. - Susan Poll ard Currie (Mrs R Z.). 23 P 'Tree A ve. N.B., Atl an t Ga. Birm;n h"m, AI" .-K ath)' tn V.ughn (Mrs. J H .) b37)3 Ctestb rook R d., Birmingh am. Ala Birm'''Ab""" Nidi Cr olll'-N.ney Fred Hamed , 300:5 Ro x Ul'}' Rd , Birmineham, Al a. 8r t." ,d CDllnt.!, PI• - Adelt B Port. P O So][ 711 , Coco. Beach Pia 329} 1 Clrllrw.'''j F/• - Dagm&I Bartkus 'Martens (Mrs A D.)", t 72 0 GlC'C'Ilbills Dr., Clearwater, Fla D,LAn" F • - M.bel Brooks (Mrs E P ). 209 r;. Ohio Ave ., DeLana, PIa. Fo ,t ulldrrd" I" FI• - jacquel in e CnnL,ah H anke (Mrs. R A ), 1841 N W. )3 rd SI'I Ft. Fla G";"""iII" FI" .-M l ry Rut h T alc Elfe IMrs. T. R\ ,3H7 N W 32nd PI.. GainH¥llle, FIa, H oll ywoo d , PI" .-Ann Holltman Smith Mrs. T V , 3601 Van Buren St , H ollywood Fl a. HI/nll "m,. AI".-Grct:chen M arohn (Mrs Robt >. Panorama Dr., H untsv ille, Ai•. 3:5801 }16r!10""m" PI" .- Pe.u C, nnon Warde ( M rs W A ) , 4810 Arapahoe Ave ., Jackso nville. Fla 32210 F/4.-Bobby Nell Ducy ( Mn R E ) 272"1 Easton Terr Lakela nd. Fla tUi,,"'i, Fl• - Meriam McDona ld Hammond (M n. R H ., J r.). 943 Huntins Dr , 'Mi ami. Fla 3} 166 MoJil" A l•. - Ka y Lindsey Kinbroush (Mn Wm ), 39 VI H a th .w.y Dr., M ob. le. Al a. )6608 M O"If.0m"" AI" ( A"ila V"" 0, V OlH'I HlldJDn)- Ruth Barkdal e Bartlett (Mn H B ) Flrin, BRanch Pikeroad Ala. 36064 M"" , Sho.l, Ar,. , AI., .-S andu Streate r M artin (Mrs Donnie). 210 Guntersville Cr., Sheffield Ala Or"I"·",."o,, COII"'I' PI• -Ja nct J ewett Bo en (Mn. W P ), 1742 Dunl Rd .• Ocala. Fl a. 32610 Or/."i/fI·W;"," PM , FJ•. -1tuth Austi n Willi ams (Mn James), 80.4 DelanC'7 P ar\: Dc t Orlando. Fla. P.I", B,4<h PI. ' f.""'P )---J1,lrs J ulia n W Field, South Fl qle r Dr W Palm BeaCh , Fl •. P , ,,,,,ro'., PI" - nn Love , 101 Aue Ma, Aereo V ista, Pensacola. Ph Sdr4Jol. CDII" ", Fl•. - Barbara Turner (Mrs. G H ), 4428 Emerald Ridge Or Sarasota FIl ·S4".""IIh, C • - Fran,," Dunaway M ills ( Mrs Robt. ). M imosa PI. , Savann.h Ga 31406 51. P"mbr" PI" ---<arol B (Mn C I ). 740 13th Ave ., N St F la. 3}"03 ·T"II.h4S I It , P f".---..Sus an Kittredge Pisher (Mrs. 't M .). 1726 Sherwood Dr , TIUahassee Fla 3230\ T .",pa, Ff".-Galen Norton H Ili ( Mn J S.) )H Su nnee Cr.• T ampa, Fla 33606 T "u.loOI., AI• -Do ri. PIJ.&&e Burt on (Mn } H ), 34 Soutbmount Dr .• Slcyland Park T usolonsa. Ala

IOTA PROVINCB

Ah/,,,. P, o"i"rt PrlliJ,,,I-NIIK7 J ones Burlcc (Mrs Arthur), 3213 York Rd O.k Brook Ill. 6011\ AI'O" EJUI",d,.i/l, , III - je.nette Pickford Kle i nschmidt ( Mr! K G .). 114 Eiftel Ct ,. III Art;"" o" H ri-. lm , III.-Ann Ferauson Bro n (Mrs. L ), 7 N o. Forrest, Arl ingtGn Heights 111 A 'DIf· B. Jh ",II, 1II.-J oa nneMorris Louden (Mrs R A L Good Hope , III 61438 Freytag (Mrs James) , 407 Florence Bloom ing ton. III. Ch""'PIII"" ·U ,J",,a III .-M n, Kenneth UntC'td 1210 Iklmcakc Dr .• Champailtn, III

Chir•• o B",i"'11 W" o""" , IIJ .-M iu Katherine Middleton 1400 t a ke Short Dr Apt 2oG, Chica,o. Ill. S Oll lh , 1II.-M lss Martha Bradfo rd S Cund on , Chicqo.lII. 60649 Chira,o S Olllh 5I1hrJ.". 1Il'-jud y M ill er William, (Mn T V .). 18419 H ood A ve H OIT\C1\·ood. III Chirll,o W 'II SlIillrJ"" , 111 ,- "nne Kn l Crane ( Mil GfO. H Jr .). 14\1 Blanchan Ave ., Park I I 605 2\ Duaillr , 1If, - Naney MC'Clelland Simons ( Mrs T erry). 18 Third Dr., South Shores. Decatur. III DIIP•• t ConI" til. (N in" Hamr AII,,, )- Iktty Reichel Lyons (Mrs. D R ). 216 Ma y Ave Glen EII),n , III Gfllnh". 111 .- """l.ne Will i, Nettr (Mr! R obt. ) , R R WatlRa , III. 61 488 1-/i" I J.l t T "unlhip, 11 _ Patr icia Stedrm Putti ( M rs R nbt .). 721 N, Oak St " TIl

fJ/i" DIJ Pu R;#,., V"IlI1-jud, Wbuler GosseUn (Mu J W ) Locxwood Hall Bat lI, III • /"(!l D""i/J" III (Allfl Od,,,)-Racbd Cupp, S,xes (}.{n. Chules), R P D. Wh ite Hall, II I. JOlil/ , IlI -HolI, Amrine Hamilton (Mrs. S. E ) 3206 ld , Joliet, III. 6(043) W, CO."ll, III.-Louise Lincoln (Mu. Richard), )33 B W. Park A"e .• III. MilJo" 7''''''1bi" 1Il -NaDC'f Mawnnan L in ("In H. E., Jr ), 28 w. On Robin Lane. W 111 M O"IIfOIlI., 1Il.-Suun Dnjs LaHeltJ' (Mn R C ) SOl N Tenth St.• !M onmouth, III. 6 14 62 N".,lb Shou , JII.-F • ., S Tidcmln (Mrs S N •• Jr S, 690 Sunset Ridae Rd.Nortbficldllll. 6OO9.f NO,lbSllo", I'.- JucieJo Ounn'8untain ('Mrs James), 1228 St. , winnetx. 11 .60093 Od P ! R,.", PO" I I , I - Josephine Hendricks Moeller (Mrs A H ), 731 North Grov e An , Oak Pa rk , 111 60301 PdTi Ritl" Du P/.-ittll, III.-Pat Stewart Reynolds {Mrs W." 823 MarYin Pxwy .• Parx R idle, III. P' Orill , Sa.m.se Muir (Mrs Don), un CaUendar, Peoria, 111 .6 1606 ·QllitKll McCrory Heidbreder (Mrs C A ), I) Country Oub Dr ., Quincy, III. 62 30 1 Rori Jtwll 1JI.-MaQone D«tz Sui., (Mrs Gordon) , 2203 Bmderwirt Ave. , Roc1tfo rd, III Sp"".Ii,ItI , 1II.-5all ie Cappa Graham {Mrs. H J ., 111/, S. Glenwood , Sprin.rfie ld , III 62704 ·T,j 'Cill , III .-N"i1e Mantiller Peterson (lotn l!ric}. .), B OI Uth AYe , Mo line, III. 6 126, KAPPA PROVINCE

Abm",# P, qvi"u PrlJ;4', /- Pauline Hackett Burns (Mrs. Edward MJ b2707 Oxford Rd , Mad iso n, WIS 8'/0;1, WiJ -Helen Skinner Androne (Mrs. Ger.ld), 1831 Arrowhead r , Beloit, Wis e.,,,,,,, ,AI."I", C" - Diane Gittins W.lke r (Mn. K R.), 1<407 Chardle Pl.hS W., Calaary, Alta , Ca n 011 111110511;";0', Mi -Betty Bacon Bonge (Mrs. J. R.), 472 7 OtllelO, Dulut ,M inn " 804 f!tJm o"to", AIi"IIIJ-C ".-Marion Currie Mannina- (Mrs. A ), 6 707 - 108 St., Edmonton, Alberta, Can Fox Ri." wil.- Jud, Nl&ley Hidde (Mn . A. J . >, 636 Oak Sc . , N«nah, W is . ,49 , 6 G""t" G,,,"" Forj,J 1 N D .-Matilda Maris Severson (Mis R G ), 60' Chestnut , Grand Forks N D MJiIO", Wi/ -Barbara Hendri cxson Winter (Mrs \'11m ), 6009 Ddftwood A"e., M dlson, W is. H 70 ' MiJw II!"1 Wil -PatDoelle Btnnett (MIS. A. J jr ), N. 119th St , W.u,..-.tosa, Wis } 3213 Mi,,",II;ollJ, Mitt".-Gin&er Gelliler 'Barr (Mrs k . F ), }8 W. Wentworth Ct., M inneapolis, Minn ' H1 9 SI. P"II/, Mi"".-5uz.aMe Muon White (Mrs. D L ) 1711 Ele.nor An , St. P.ul M inn. "11 6 Wi""i;,., MII"ild", CII" .-judr Fra5erStepbenJe:n (Mu. J. R ), <4710 Robin BI"d , Winnipca , 'M an , Cll n. LAMBDA PROVINce AJII"'II# PTo,i" r , Pmit/,,,I-5anb Holmes Hunt (Mrs Huold B ). p'ol<4 Holl, St ., K l nus City , Mo. A/""",4'ri. , u .-June You", O.ndler (Mrs. F ), '616 N..,.ho Tr.II, Alesandn ., L •. &uDtl Ru" , l..II -Mn W. C. JLobcrts, 2).43 Terrace AYe , Batoo Roua:e, La 70806 ·Cllllftl,,,, A,i -Ann Collum Saxon (Mrs C. H ) 444 Agee An , S W., Camden , Ark. 1 170 1 CI., PJIIJIt CUllJill, J. S)'IDOO Hub 'rMrs. J . Y.), 3207 E. '7th Terr. N. K. nJlS City, 'M o. COlllllf.ill, Mo -Nancy AI"is Patterson (MI1. J G ), 314 Jackson St , Cclumbia. Mo. I!.I Do,uo A,! -JaneHIiI Shacxelford (Mrs D.), 2004 W' Oak, EI Dorado, Ark P"7tt1I#iil" A,i ,-8ec Kneer BUlctt (Mrs. Woodson)"' N80x 728 (400 Knerr Rd ), F,.,etle"iIIt. Ark Po,1 S"';'''I A,j,.- Linda Lou Enns Schmidt (MI1. K w ) , 1701 S Fresno, Apt 8, Fort Sm ith , Ark GrllM P,.ril,.Ar! .-Mary Bdl While Btlsire (Mrs 2003 Weidner St ., Stunaart. Ark Hllltillh'l t Mill -Jessie MorriJOn (Miss), Rt. 7 Rivenide or Hattie:sburc , IMiu 39-101 JMi/o", Mm .-Imoccne'McGchte (Mrs t;. '8.). In-I Puchb'ceSt" Jadson, Miss . 3920 2 .Je-I,nu CII" Mo -Mrs MUII.,n Mcleod Dent, 909 Ctestmcre Jefferson Cit)', MD. 6'101 K_IIIJ Ci11 , Mo. - Ramon. Cul.vlta Schm idt (Mn K. F.), 10}31 Mo hawk Ln , Leawood, IU ru KIIIUtU CIt" M o., J,.-Bcuy Transou (Miss), 4426 jarboe, Apt. 4 , KInsas City, Mo. lA/",e-tll , l..II.- MIrJ Je.n Stoddard Fowltt (lM'n James), 131 Al ondl. LaCa.,ette. La 70 )0 1 W, CII"r/II, l..II.-Francn Copsey Faa:erberl (Mrs. Geo.), 2213 13th Lake 'Chariel, LI 7060 1 Utili Ro,!, Ann Hlle, Youn, (Mrs. C. B.), }4 LcferverLn., Little Rock Arx Litll, Ro r j" Ar!., j,.-Suellen South Robert (Mrs. Jer").t J!16 Edgewood Rd Wttle Rock Ark Mil/illini DIII_SI" Bas Meek (Mn E C , Jr.).1 'Merilold, Miu. 387}9 Mon,ol , l..II -undre. Ducote Nicholl (Mrs. S P ), 10(0 Park Ave , Monroe, La NnlI 0r/'1I11J 1 u.-Btrry Nne (Mrs ) A , Jr.}, HOI H.mpson St ., New Orlu M, La New, o,t, A,• •-Ann Scoains (Mn J. E.) 6 Plcxens Dr., Newport. Arlt. 72112 Ou e- O/ 8/,IHiII" A,! .-EU&eni Cra.ro';! H.le (Mrs. j.ck). 91} Hol1" Blytbville, Arx Pitt, 8/d, A," .--,Sister Russel (Mrs R. B.). 419 Martin, Pine Blul Alx , St JOII''b, Mo .-Brook 'Beaty Grooms (Mrs. Max), no, Hill Rd , St JostJ)h, 'Mo 64,06 SI UIIfJ, Mo .-Dorris Fleck Dnis (MIS. S. A.), 228 Jdferson, St. Loui., Mo 64119 SI UIIiJ , Mo. {f.-/une Plucker tcoz (Mrs G. M ) , 402 T.mJ.lack Ln ., Blliwin. Mo 6'806

TlXllf'i -. T, ·A,J. (OU.;II S illl M"",,)-Harriet H'Jdon Fullt.r (Mrs Wm G ), }}l 0 W ood St T exux1ln T C'Jr n )OI Kirschman (Mrs. Robt.), Sboll Creek Dr. Joplin, Mo . 64801 UII;"'lill , Mill -Josephine Porter Jobnson (Mn \11'. W.), 1730 S. i'acbon An , Orlord , Miss. Vi rJ / '.'. , Mill .-IHiubcth Cruse O..,is (Mil. James), 839 Port Hil( Dr , V icbbura. M iss 391 80 MU PROVINeB

A/11m". P"liJ,,,,- Ruth Preston Pillina (Mrs Root.), 618 So. 80th St , Om h., Ncb 68 11 4 ( Inlen m Officer) AllftJ , 10",........carol'D Cole Harttr (Mrs G."'11136 1 HI1I,tboroe AptJ , Ames 10"'-a }00 10 8.,/i ",I , J. A. Bullard 111 Gu Lane Burlinaton 10 C,tlM l.w";.;M6 Lou Va.n Bu.ra GaUaa:her lMts D c.i, R R tn. Ma rio n , 10"'-' }2302 .Co."dI81.1.I, /o uline'Millibn Mann (Mn. P W l. 1016 Military, Counc ilBl ufl'., Iowa D " M oi",I, ___ Marilou Willi. Kerr (Mrs R. D ), 6)17 ),lIiJon Des Moines, low , 0 322 D II M oi",1 l wlI J, -Cbe:rryShcppard Sparks 1003 N W. 6 7th PI.. Dal).{ o ines , l o,..- a ,0322 Hlltdi"I""J W)'III.In Ned (Mn W. B ), 2603 Huthet Pk.., ., Hu tch inson, K.n otllof-Nancr Cot Bu:rton (Mrs R. VI ). 1011 W Ashllnd, Ind ianola, lo. a l ow" Cil', 10 Batbara Fritz Malcolm (Mrs Ricbard), 27 10 Linden Rd • Iowa Citro Jowa K."lIu C,II, Pierson Burke (Mn. P. B.), 71 to W. 87th, Prairie Villase, K n 662 07 ·K ttlllJ Cit" KII" , /,LllwrI"u, .K.".-Ann Roehl Ericsoo (Mrs PaUI),1l2' W Hills Pkw'J•• L ,..-rencc. K.n 660 44 C;"roJ", l''it• -Suz.one Te1It'ell WqOC1' (Mrs £1 iott) , }BOO H. St , Lincoln , Ncb Mlldllll " , K.".-Cecile Cary 'Morse (Mrs. Ricbard), 446 Ed,erton Kin 6650 2 MI PI,IIII1"/, IDW Mikcl Ritchie Denton (fda. Ro&et), 40} S JdrertO!'1 'Mt Plnu nt l O.1I 0",1111. , N,' -Bett)' Rc.c Cassidy (Mrs. Lm), 120 S. 69th St • Omaha , Ncb 6813 2 P."II1111JI" NI' -NloQ' Bndford'Reddil1&' (Mrs P.ul) , Route 1. Minatare. Neb 693 ' 6 Sioll1t P,,/IJ, S.D -Jimmie Gardner Rndonc\Mn P M ), 2}11 S M ai ne, Siou1t Fil l., S D To;,". KII".-Mn tlcnj.m.in Blair, 3820 emsford Rd., Topeka , K.n VrrllfiI7io"j" S D -Julie Andenon. 106 A. S S D ' 7069 F .,.,/o.-f.,H P.JIJ, I.tv.-Mona Ha,..-b Rced (loin. w.llace ), 106 Sans Souci W aterloo. 10. ' " tl t'"', X -Ann Harten Jet:« (Mrs Norm n) 310 W 23rd H ars, K.n F; r /tiJiI , Pitzaibboo James (Mrs. Alfred), ,0Yission lld•• Wich ita , K ID NU NORTH PROVINCE

A l _1I# PfD "'trI P" l itl,,,,....He!m Patchell Woody (MIl Carroll J.>. 706 N. Pine St., P.uls VallC'l, OkI ., 730n AII"I, O!/II -Mary HildiRiet (Wrs Victor), 321 Pasco de V ida )'ltuI, Okla. 73'21 Ar4'",o" , OJ,/II -Shirler GeurkiDk Hann (Ma. Geo , Jr ),.t 329 G. St , Ardmore, Okla 8_1111"11" OJ/II,---cha.rlottc Wilmarth Glrixf (Mrs P u ) , ,01 $ B WilSDue, BartJes"iIIe Oka CI""",,,,'..t.. O!/• (Fill R.,,.,I)-j.nc Gillett Pnce (Mrs. E ', 620 S Smith St., Vinita, Okla D."U II , u!III --&nnic- Shafer OaltncT (Mrs M o rril) , 1408 Mimosa, Duncall Oitl • • M II/ b , It , OJIII - Jcan Diad: Aathit (Mrs Robert), nn BoItoo,lMukocee. 74401

No"" ", Fell Thurston (Mrs. T. W.) 833 Birch, Norman Okla. 73069 0".00"'1# Cil1, OJ/<i'.-Suunne Blinn (Mrs. Robrrt). 661} Grand Blvd .• O'lahorna City, Okla. OH.omtJ C,I" aHa. Jr.-Katie Davie (Mrs. j.1fDCI). 'I'U Wilshire Terr Oklahoma Cit'60k1a. ·OJ,,,.I&u, O.tJ -l.da Parks McCauley (Mu. Lawrence). 1806 Hillcrni Rd., Okmulaee. kla.74-'47 PIIIIIs VIIII'1. Oi/".-Lou Lindsey Hall (Mrs. Stacy). 12' Terrace Dr., Pauls Valley, Okla. PO,UtI C,I,·K COlur/" OJ',,,-Polly Black Edwards (Mrs. Wallace), 13 Hillcrest, Ponca City, Okla. ·Sh"wtftt, OHd.-Sue Schckler Wlnle:rnngcr (Mrs. J im) , 1601 N. Oklahoma, Shlwntt. Okl., Sliltwlfffr, OHtI.-Ann Adams Pitts (Mn. Linford), 21B W. Arro hud Dr 6 SIillwiler, Old.ll. TNlla O,tI - M arcia Merritt Conley (Mrs. Ed), 5506 S. Tolrdo Pl., Tu[u kl •. TIIII , Olla. J.-Berty Griffin McOamrl (Mrs. R. T.), 5397 E. 39th PI., Tulsa, Okll. NU SOUTH PROV I NCE AlII"'"" Pro"i,,(1 P,tlid,,,t-Elino( Pickard Ev"ns (Mrs. I. K.). 4127 Lttds Ave., EI Puo, Tex. 19903 Ab,lnlt, Ttx.-MafY Colvert Warrtn (Mrs. L. 0.)\ 20B Crtseent Dr., Abilene, Tex. 79603 AI/1IIq""q"" N.Af.-jerry Morsan Brown (Mrs. BIll) DOl CalIfornIa. N.E. Albuquerque, N.M. A",a"lIo, Tlx.-Beveriy Montaque Cowden (Mrs. L. ro.). 6901 Calumet, Amarillo, Tex. A,ot"" T,x.-M.IIry Lib Vic!t Thornhill (Mrs. G. F. III), 14 Niles Rd Austll!! Tex. 78703 A"III", Tt:x. J,.-Peggy McCaffrte Gerrie \Mrs. Roben) 7606 Silverpiume Lt., Austin Tex 8ta"mo"t, Ttx. (Ni la fI,11 St"".)-Loil Wil iams Stron&: Ewell), 1265 Thomas Rd.. Beaumon.t, Tex. 8'11%01 V.llty, Ttx.-Mild,rd McCollum TidetD.:Inn (Mrs. Fred E.). COodhnd Farmt, HUrne, Tex Corplil Chmll, T,x.-josephlne Barrt'tt M attlza (Mrs. O. S.) , 4902 S. Alamed.ll, Apt 405, Corpus Christi, Tex. D,,/l1II Ttx .-B lanche Fox M'nnin& (Mrs. W. E.). 6901 Hunters Gkn, Dallu, TV!. 75205 0",1111, D"y Gro 1-Carolyn McConnell Conner (Mrs. P. K ., Jr.) , 4717 Muon .Or., oallu, T ex. Ir. 6 81111"'11 Nldt Groll,P-Lou Kutner M.yfield (Mrs. Neil), }666 A sbur)', Doilln, Tex

l!aJt T,:xal-Helen MIlton (Mrs. Taylor). 502 Aden Dr.,1. Longview, Tex. l!1 PA ID, Tn .-Vlrgima Taylor Ripley jMrs.) 1609 &lton PI.,.r:.1 Paso, Tu. FD,t WDrtb. T,x.-N.IInq Wileman VI. B .• Jr.), Hamilton 2«3 Medford Ct., Port Wonh, Tex. Ilidal,o CD""I" Tt:x.---Guce Neuh.us Richards (Mu. R. C.). 1300 N. Uth, McAll en, Tex. II DIIJID", Ttx.-Suzanne Br.den (Mrs. R 5.), 560} Locke Lant, Houston, Tex fl oMllo n, Ttx. Jr.- Josephine H owell Helland (Mrs. G. A .), 2809 Eutgrove Lane, H ouston, Tn Ldb_ori Tt:x.-Sue V .ughn Hancock (Mrs. QuentlnJ' }605 58th St., Lubbock, Tex LII/."" Ttx.-Je.n SandersSwlin (Mrs. S. C.), 712 efferson, Lufkin, Tn 'M lmha/l Ttx .-Cody Fain Blldwin (Mrs. F. S.), .0. Box 579, Marsh .II, Tex 'Aft:xi(o D.P., Afu.-Romayne Mumper Van Sant (Mrs. Fred R.) ,Sierra Mn.api! 140, Mexico 10, o .F. Mitl,Cltitlf.,Tt:x.-Sh.llron Enghsh Eatherly (Mrs. C.l.), 805 S. I mng Heights Drtlrving , Tex. Mldla"dJ,.1 t:x.-'Mary H. Rasmussen (Mrs J. W.), 2006 Country Club, Midl an d, ex. 7970-1 OdIlia, 1 ,:x.-Janie O'Hearn (Mrs. John) 1001 W. 25th, Odessa, Tex. P ",PtI, T,x.-M.ry Foster J ohnson (Mrs. H. D.), 2372 Aspen, Pampa Tex. Ri(htll"410lt-Glenda H.IIirsten Ledford (Mrs. Jor), 1330 Apache, Richardson, Tex. 'R OIWtll, N_M.-Janc Patton M.IIrtm (Mrs. Gabe S.), 2604 Shrrill Lane. R05well, N.M. S." A""lo, Ttx .-Shlron H all Templeton (Mrs. PhIllip), 2007 Shuntock, San Ansclo. Tn StI" A"tDn;o,T,:x.-Kathryn 8ur.llg.n leFlore (Mrs. B.), 214 Morton St., San AntoniO, Tex. Shtrmtln·D'''!lO'', T,:x.-Alicr Humphries Hall (Mrs. J F.), 604 N. McK own, Sherman, Tex. T ,ltr, Tn.-Ann J arrell (Mrs. E. c.'I.r.). 3136 S. DOnnYbrook, Tyler, Tex 'VICl oria, T,:x .-Mrs. P P. Heath, 18().j Col ege Dr. Victoria, Tex W.,(O, TIK.-Kar Oats Barrett (Mrs. Carl), 7208 Fish Pond Rd Waco TC"J: .76710 W,(h,ltI Palll. T,:x. -Elizabrth DeWilt Acker (Mrs. juli.n) , 2412 Cambridge, Wichita Falls, Tex. XI PROVIN CE

AI Pr ovi ,,(, Prtsid",I- Lomila M(Clenegh .n Rogers (Mrs. R. B.). 1109 Rosebud Rd ., Cheyenne, \'(.1)0. BilJi'J. s, Afonl.-Pauicia Smith Bruggeman (Mrs. O. M ), 1837 Ave., D., BillirllJS, Mont. 8 /Jul n, GlUier Getting (Mu. P. L.). 4125 Eutaw. I:loulder, Colo. 8 tJ'tI mtl" , Mo"t.-Velm.ll Edw.rds Story I 'Mrs Nelson, III), 127 W. Main, Bozeman, M ont. CtI/p", U'/,tJ.-jeannc Mercer Dalton (1 rs. Grrald) , 744 So. Durbin, Casper, Wyo. Cht"""" W,o.-Patricia Courtney Gizinski (Mrs. Eldon), H3 R utgrrs Rd Cheyenne Wyo. Col()1adll Sp"",I, C%.-.JMarilyn Mitchell Severs (Mrs. R. W.). 1908 Chelton Rd ., Colorado Colo. D,,,,,", C"/D.-Barbara McC.nhy &wes (Mrs. Harold). 270 Jersey St., Denver, Colo. D,,,,,", Colo.lr.-M.llty Olson Lester (Mrs. N. J .) 7n S. tliubeth, Denver. Colo. 80209 Flirt Colf'''I, Geldner Power (Mrs. lohn) , 2224 VUlll. Fort CollJns, Colo. flt/,,,a , Mo"t.-'Margarct Mone Easle ( Mrs Harola), 1816 8th Ave ., Hrlena, Mont. lAr ",,,, IP.,D.--Cynthia Kni.ht orvertlua: (Mrs. J C.) 1700 Rainbo., laramie, Wyo, L,.''''''';I, W.1b, Ir .-Collern Bruns Willi.ms (Mrs. J C.) 303 S. 13th, Laramie, Wyo. O,d,,,, Ut h-Carol Cress H.y (Mrs. Wm.). 887 E. 3200 N Ogden, Utah PII,blo Colo.-Mar)' Beth Knisrler Jensen (Mrs. AII .n), 84 Amherst, Pueblo, Colo. 'S lt W, Cily, Uttlh-Ann Marie Boyden, 1000 Milit.llry Dr., S.1t L.ke City, Utah

O MI C RO N PROVI NCE AINm_ Protli"r, Prllid,,,t-Betty Johnstone Lefroy (Mrs. A.). 2169 W. ,4th Ave , V.ncouver 14, B.C., (.lin. A"(btH ,,, AI..,i_Mutha Van Zde Krull (Mrs Robt .), 1621 Winterset Ave ., Anchorage. Aluka 8tllt""'1 Wtllh.-S.lIy Bersren Jarvis (Mrs. Peter).)425 Parnrood Lane, Mercer IsI.nd, Wash. 80;1t, lilah_LaVon Tbompsoo West (Mr•. R A .). 2610 Eldorado , Boise, Id.ho CDDI COllnt', O".-j anet Shaw Nelson ('MB. D. D.). 2745 N. Uth\ Coos Bay , Ore. Cb,I1"l/il, Ott.-Shirley Nelson (Mn. R W .), 240 N. 30th, Corvallis, Ore. E """ O".-<:arol Robinson Jones (Mrs. RIch .) , 780 Mt. Vicw Dt:,t Ore. EI'tull, W Alb.-Kay Sahey Methot (Mn. Douglas A .), 8620 Monte uilto, Everett, Wuh KI.",tllh P./II, W...,.b.-Louis Betler McGourty (Mrs. Norman) 4661 Thompson St Kl arNth F.lls, \"'(Iash. LAi, Olw"o·D "tbr opt. Ott.-Linda Taylor Culp (Mrs. S. t.f.), S.W. Sunset Dr., Lake Oswego. Ore. /If,d/DrJ, Ott.-Betty O'Sulllvan (Mrs. R /. ')' P.O. &x HI, JaCKSOnville , Ore. 97HO al,m,itl, WClh .-Patty Tucker (Mrs. Ch.r eI), 1216 Chestnut #18, Olympia. W.,h. Portl""J, Ott.-Fr.nces WiIIi.ms Sherwood (Mrs. C. L.). 455 N.E. Floral PI. , Portl and, Ore. Porlltl"J, O".lr.-Ard,ce Urbill;eit Rev-erm.n (Mrs. j ack) 17020 S.W. Stephen Lane, Portland. Ofe. PIIII",,,,, , Walh.-Mrs. S. G. Pleisher, 4 7A No. Plirwar' Pul man, Wuh. Saltm, O,t. (tot ,,(, Bla(A W tlll"a)-Vivian Aspinw.1 (Mrs. D W.), Rt , 3, &x 675, Salem, Ofe. Sttll/I" W&lh .-Jo.n Gerson Bruce (Mrs. R. D .). 1127 N. W. NorefO" W.IIY, Seattle, Wash. 'S,Al/ltL-Walf,. I,.-Sue Chisholm Dunton (MR. Ford). 13737 2,tb N.E., Sr.llttle, W. ash. Spd "" .,... lh.-Nancy Gale Comp.u J P.), W. 529 Sumnt'r. Spnk.ne. Wash 'S,oitl"" W&lh. (_J",,,oo,, ,rOIl,)-Sally e. Stcw.rt (Miss), Pacific, Spohnc, Wash. W"'lb.-Mrs. Barry McC.be. 4209 No. Mullen T.coma, Wl5h. 98407 V."(Dlltltf', Be., un -Jolene Kidd (Mrs L). 644 Alpine Crrscrnt. N. V.ncouver B.C. Can WAlltl W Ilt1, W.lh.-Jeln DaviS (Mrs. F.). 1812 Center St Willa w.il •. WUh. Wt" /(h", W lb.-Dorothy RIce Robert, (Mrs. Geo.), 2319 Fifth St Wen.tcher. Wash. YaJill'la. W.lh (Fa""i, Whit""...d lJbby)-Jeln M.nash.n Onis (Mrs. Frederic) 1812 Center St., Walla Walla, WISh.

P I NORTH PROVI NCe Alllm". P'o l1i"u Prtsid",t-Margart.t W.IIlkrr Hornin« (Mrs. D. 0.), 620 San Fern ando. Berkeler' Calif. BJ"r,fitl4, Ctllil.-Joan Turner P.ynter (Mrs. Wm. H." 606 Vista Verde W.IIY, Bakersfield. Cali 8".tlty, C IiJ;.- &sl Btll-Eleanor Penfield Angwin (Mrs. J V.). Magnolia A"e Piedmont. Calif. 94611 C."I'tI CDS' (.tllil.-Satl Murphy Morris (Mn. D. R.), 1777 Sattler Dr., Concord, Calif. FrtJ"o, Clfii/.-Pat Anderson Welsh (Mrs.), 11 Kentdale, Kentfield, Calif. 9-4904

HtlIIDI"I•• IIIJw"ii-Jo.cst Price Buchner (Mrs. Ronald), 111 Ohana St'yK.ilul, Hawaii Lu VI','" Ntt'.-H.rnctCuddr (Mrs. VI. T .). nn Morendo Dr., Lu taU, Nn. M ,i" CO""I" C.llif.-Mrs. T. E. Welsh 11 Kentdalc Lane, Calif. MII"t"" P"",ulIl_, C.Ji/.-Rutb V.il (Miss). P.O. 80]( Ill, Pacific Grove, ulif. P"lo Alto C"Ii/.-Mrs. Charles Locke Scripps, 'f., 4114 Willmar Dr., P.lo Alto, <:Slif. 94306 P"lo C.li J. / r -IMolly Clark MCKhke 'Mrs. J ohn). 1610 D.na Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. R,,,o , NI•.-SuJl n'lombardo, 800 /olhu. Dr. Reno, N" S/N,.,,,,,,,o , Clfli/.-Jo.nn Rich Wi ley (Mrs. R. D.), 6299 Fordham W.y. S.Cfl.meotO, Calif. s"" P'.'''';J(tI, e./i/.-Mrs. P .M.rt'in Plake 2238 Hyde St., San Francisco, Calif. S." /1m, CJI/.-Laurie Allen Kirkendall (Mrs. R. L.) 16786 Potter Ct., Los G.tos. Calif. S.II/tll' (Attlr.;'" Grtllll)-Grace E. Aldricb (Mrs. c.$, U77 Orr Creek Rd., Campbell, Calif 9,1l) S " M""., C"'i/.-Mu. Abner Martin -4009 KU1Bridge Dr. San M.teo, Calif. So/"" •. N I eu",,_ C"'i/.-Will. Woodard (Mn. W. P .i. 262 Ebbe:tJ Pus Rd., Valleio. uhf. 94'90 St,r.I.". e,,/i/.-Cynthi.l.on&' MdJiI fMn. Gus), 2}.fl Rutled&e WI" Stockton. Calif. y"""./ ,h. }.{iJtI" (S ,. RiJI,,_ C"'''.J-Lenoir McNamara Dean (Mn. VI. E.). 7600 Sonoma Mtn. Rd , Glen Ellen, Callf Yd"SlItt", e,lIq.-K.thrrll Fry« Bryant (Mn. Robert). }-492 CoIIU' Hi&hway, Uba CitT. Calif. PI SOUTH PROV I NCB AlII"'". Pro,i"" PrlliJ",t-M.rt Emricb Van BUlell (Mn. E.), 262' Mandeville unyon Rd;.r. t.OI Ansclcs, Calif. A"tI/op, V llt,.-.Glodean Kerkmann Hernon (Mn. Arm.nd). '11 W. Heyer St Lancaster Iif. Cd",t/bdr. (S,tlltlt/d/" P",ddise V 11,,), Ariz.-Gail Phillips Flemin8 (Mrs. L. J .). 1933 E. P.lo Verde Dr., PhOtnix, Ariz. Co";',,,·PO"'O"d, C.,/i/.-Marguerite H.rd, Lampman, 617 East Michelle. W. Covin., Calif. Glt"t/III" e'''it.-Alicc Hoyt Spence (Mrs. D.vld), 2173 Cresccnt Avc., Montrose, Calif. lACII""''' V "/1,,, C,,/iI.-jeanne Pearce Nielson (Mn. Iv.n). 1218 Desc.nso Dr., LaCanada. Calif. U / 011", C /il. (AJ,f, T",lor Alfrtt/)-5haron Culver Coruidine (Mu. Timothy). 607) Soledad MI Rd • La Jolla, Calif. l.tJ", Bt ,h, C"'If.-Alice McAdam Olton (Mrs. j. un Rowena Dr. , LosAlamitol, Calif. lAI A",t/u, e"I,/.-jean Bobst Vm.ble (Mn. j K., r.), 1'48 S. Carme:lina Ave.• Los Anseles, Calif. N."h 0, " CUII", Loury Olvelle n. james), 18.f0 Skyline Way. Fullerton. Calir. ·PII1*',_, C"'if.-Mwne Oydc Goldblck (Mrs. Harold). 37)) Startouch Dr., Pasadtfl2, Calir. PIMMI,.", C.li/. /r.-M.ryCustin H.rt (Mrs. j P.), 1-480 Vista Lane, Paudena, CaLif. Pho,,,;x, A,h.----cer.tdine O. Minnina (Mrs. C. J.) . }OS W. LaMar Rd., Phoenix, Arit. Rttll "III, C",;!.-Patricia Rush Fullerton; (Mn. Kenneth) )73 Laverne, RNI.nds , Caljf. • C. i/.-Gayc Kutchins Rudy tMn. Leslie} -4}72 Dreul, Riycn ide, CaM. S " S""""JiIlO" C"lif.-janice Rood B'rler (Mu. j. W' )J '629 Dumblrton St., San lkrnardino, Calif. S,," Di"., C"'i/.-Susie'White He:-ath (Mrs.), ,610 Sole .d Mt. Rd ., L. JoUa, Calif. S,," P""."J. Y"1I1' C.,lif·-K.y Elliott johnson (Mrs. W. R.).1 22200 liara St Woodland Hills, Calif. S"n'" BM""", C.1i ,-Marion Ryan Gurbola Wn. Edward). 20'0 H()lly ltd. Santa Barbar•. Cali. S"",,, Moni,. , C.li .-Virgini. Miller T.tom Mn. W. L.). 1620 Hilts Ave" Los Angeles t Calif. SOlllh B." e./i/.-Jean Wirths O'Ndl (Mrs. J.), 222 Vi. Anita Redonoo Beach, Calif. S()lIlh C.tl.Jt, C Iif,-P.tty j ones Jenness ('Mrs. R. lL), 1800 Rd., N",port Beach, Calif. TII(IO", ArIz.-Marilyn Kacmmerle Quinto 7111 N. Edgewood PI., Tucson Ariz. V,,,,.,... CU"", e.li/.-Mn./.nw [Ioyd butler, 1816 N. C St., Oxnard. Calif. Whiui" A"", CII/i/.-Mart cC.rthy H ohne: (Mrs. R. j .), 64, N. Bri,ht, Whittier, Calif.

P RES ID EN T,

CALENDARS

COLLE G IATE C HAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directory in th is issue for add resses of National Officers Central Offi ce address is : 112 S Hanley Rd ., St Louis, M issouri A ll d u e da t es are t o be pos t marked dales.

Send monthly letter to Province President f ostmarked nOI later than the 10th of each mon th , October through Ma y.

September 2,-A.rran ge for fire inspection 0 premises by local authorities.

Octoher u-see that annual report of the Chapter House Corporation has been filed wit h the Directo r of Chapter Corporations and Province President.

December I -Send Fire Protectio n Affidavit o r explanalion 01 Nnavoidabl, d ela, in lendi n g il to Assistan t Director o f Chapter H ouse Corporations.

February lo-Final date (or election of officers.

Febr uary IS-Final date (or chapter no mination for Am y Burnham Onken Awa rd; send letter of nomi nati o n to Pro vin ce President.

February of each chap ter in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Award to the Province President.

February 22-Send Officer ln stcuc tion Report to Provi.nce Presid ent.

March I '·,May I - Elect three alumnr members to M e.

May 1'-Fina l date for election of officers

Ma y 3o-Send Officer In struction Report to Province President.

Before September 1, write Province Presi dent of goals a nd plans for the yea r (Include copy of summer let ter to chapter members )

VIC E PRESID ENT ,

D ecember l -Send Standards Chairman Re port to Directo r of Chapter Programs.

February I- Make prepa rati ons fo r fr ate rnity study and exam lnaf ion.

Ma rch 2O- Final date fo r fraternity examination.

RECORDING SECRETARY ,

Correct InM Meembecship Li st sen t to you by Central Office and return to Central Office within l e n days after receipt of form.

Send to Pro vince President within tmu days llf'te.r any initiation a report that new membership cards have been in the card file.

October to-Sen d a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the A lum nr Advisory Com · Cha irma n .

February lO-COrrect IBM Members hip List sent to you by Cent ral Office nnd return to Centra l Offi ce immediately .

TREASURE R,

letter from Grand Treasurer and 10011 letter on chapter finance (pre\'iously approved by Province Prtsident) to parents of actives and pledges as 500n as school opens. Send Financi al statements to Parents of Pledges who have been approved. fo r initiation two weeks before the proposed "initia tion·· date.

Send to Central Office:

Annual Budget Form BCI just as soon as it is prepared at the beginning of the fall schoo l term. D o not wait until you send your first report.

Pledge and /o r repledge fees with GT.l form within two weeks after any p ledg ing or repledgi ng ceremony. Co· ordinate with the Pledge Supervisor wh o must send the pledge Jist.

In itiat ion fees with GT·t foem within thret days after each in itiatio n ceremony. Coordinating with the Correspo ndi ng Secretary who must send the initiation cer tifi ca tes.

Octobe r through July- M onthly Man cia l report on due dates in acco rdance wit h Treasurer·s M anual to Central Office

October l ,-Check for for trea su re r 's bond and Bound ARR OW to Cen tra l Office.

October Report covering members who sta rted the schoo l term with a bal ance ow inp; to Ce nt ral Offi ce (copy to Province Preside n t)

O ctober 2D-Send national dues of per Jctive member to Central Office: on GT-l form listin.'t members' names. and initiation numbers

If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with initiation fees.

January 15-Sen ior A pplication Blanks and Senior D ues for midyear gmduates to Ce ntral Office.

January 2G-Send national dues of per active member to Central Office on GT·l form members' names and initiation numbers.

April l·t,-Request supplies fo r following year from Central Office.

April 1)- nd Senior Appl ication Blanks and Senior Dues for or Summer Graduates to Central Offi le.

April U--COotributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund and Convention Hospitality Fund , Send chedcs for contribution to othe r Pi Seta Phi projects to the treasur· ers of the respective proj«ts fo r the following: Settlement School Holt H ouse

Cenlellnial Pllnd--aJl (on/ribNlions lor Cenlral Pllnd 10 be unl 10 Central Office Cbeds 10 b_ millie pa'1.abl. 10; Pi Bda Phi School, wilh "CentmniaI Fund" ,.".illm in the lower oJ 'he c eclt. Do nol wilh ",Nlar 10 Selllmunl School. TJHu shoNld slill 10 10 IH 0/ Selliemenl Seho ol. S,nd onl1 Cenl_nnial eonlriblilions 10 Cm/ral Offie, in Ih. ab ov. mann,r.

June 3o-Scnd delinquent report covering members leaving school with a balance owing to Central Office (copy to Province President) .

June 3G--Send Annual &lance Sheet with final report to Central Office.

CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Send to the Director of Membership within fille days after any pledging the official reference blank with proper signatures for each girl pledged.

Send within two weeks after the close of tM formal rush season a report to Province President on the result of rushing and pledging.

Send to the Alumnae Recommendation Chairman of the alumnae club concerned within ten days after any pledging a list o f all girls pledged from the town or towns under that alumnae club's jurisdiction.

Send to Province President and Central Office the name and address of newly e lected Chapter Membership Chairman and Assistant Membership Chairman within a month after the major cushing season.

SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN

:

Within live days of her installation write a letter of introduction to her Province Scholarship Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alumnae Advisor)

Send monthly letter to Province Scholarship Supervisor (COpi6 to Province President and Alumn2 Advisor) by the Uth of each month , October through May In first letter include plans for study and improvement of scholarship.

October l'-Send Scho larship Program to Province Scholarship Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alumnae Advisor)

November lO-Send Scholarship Blank # 3, Revised 1963, for Spring Semester or Quarter to National Scholarship Chairman, Province Supervisor, and Province President.

February 2,-Send Appli cation for Scholarship Achievement Certificate to National Scholarship Chairman

February 2,-For chapters having quarter system send Blank #3 , Revised 19 63. for Fall Quarter to National Scholarship Chairman, Province Supervisor, and Province President.

March 2,-Send revised scbolanhip program to Province Supervisor (copy 10 Province President).

March 2'-For chapters having semester system, send Blank #3, Revised 1963, for Fall semester to National Scholarship Chairman, Province Supervisor, and Province President.

April 2,-For chapters having quarter system, send Blank # 3, Revised 1963, for Winter Quarter to National Scholarship Chairman, Province Supervisor, and Province President.

June lo-Send Blanlc #4 and #, to National Scholarship Chairman (copy to Province President) PANHELLENIC DELEGATE

October 1- Final date for Semi-Annual Report to National Panhellenic Conference Delegate

April U-FinaJ date for Annual Report to National Pan hellenic Conference Delegate

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY

Notify Province President and CcntraJ Office immediately when changes in chapter officers are made.

Send initiation certificates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT-l form with the initiation

October 1-5end name and address of president of MOIhc.cs' Club 10 Central Office

October I-Send chaperon card and chaperon data blank to Chairman of Committee on Chaperons .

October 1,-5end F.S.&E , Blank # 10' to Province Supervisor of Fraternity Study and Education.

October l-Send first ct"port to Chainnan of on Transfers and carbons of In troduction of Transfer Blanks to same.

February lo-Send F.S &E. Blank # 10, to Province Supervisor of Fraternity Study and Education.

February lO-Send complete officer list to Central Office and Province President.

March to-Send SC'Cond report to Chairman of Committee on Transfers.

M ay I-Send Chapter Annual Re port to Central Office.

May 1'-St'nd complete offi cer list to Central Office and Province President.

PLEDGE SUPERVISOR:

Send list of pledges with parent ' s or guardian ' s name and address on required blank to Central Office and Director of Membership within five days after pledging or repledging Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT·L form with pledge

October 1,-Those with fall pledging send copy of program , plans and local pledge book to Province President (copy to Director of Chapter Programs).

December lor pledge examination for chapters having fall pledging

January U-Thosc with deferred pledging send copy of program , plans and local pledge book: to Province President (co py to Director of Chapter Proscams)

April 15-Seod evaluation of program to Province President (copy to Director of Chapter Programs).

April 2O-Deadlinc for pledge examination for d12pters having (leferred pledging.

PLEDGE SPONSOR:

<Xtober-5cnd Grand Council Jetter and chapler letter (previously approved by Province President) to puents of pledges as soon after as possible.

January 15-Those with deferred pledging send Grand Council letter and chapter letter as above

PLEDGE PRESIDENT.

November 15--Send letter to Province President.

March 1'-For those with deferred pledging, send Jetter to Province President.

PROG RAM CH AIRMAN ,

October C)-Send (ontent of program for first semester to Director of Chapter Programs (copy to Province President).

November 10- end report on Pi Phi Night #1 to Director of Chapter Programs ( copy to Province President).

January 27- Send report On Pi Phi Night # 2 to D irector of Chapter Programs (copy to Province President) .

February l}-Send content of program for second semester to Director of Chapter Program s (copy to President)

Ma ch 100Send report on Pi Phi Night #3 to Director of Chapter Programs (copy to Province President),

April 27-Send report on Pi Phi Night #4 to D irector of Chapter Programs ( copy to Province President).

ACTIVITY C HAIRMAN ,

November I-Final date fo r report 10 Provin ce President.

March I - Final date for report to Provin ce Presid ent.

HIST ORIA N,

Send to the Province Pr eside nt within three days after any initiation a report that names of /lew initiates have been reco rded in the Record of Membership Book.

February 10-Send (arb o n copy of first semester's Chapter Hi story to National Supervisor of Chapter Histori es.

May IS-Send carbon copy of Chapter History to National Supervisor of Chapter H istories. (The Hi s tory itself is taken to Convention delegate.)

A RROW CORRES PONDE NT , Fo r full details and instru ctions, see ARROW Correspondent Calendar for current year, in Manual for ARROW Correspondent.

October IO-For Winter ARROW Send to Editor of ARROW pledge lis t from chapter 's fall rush , Fraternity Forum article, news, features, pictures.

February 15--5end list of initiates or persons qualified for initiation

July IS - Fo r Fall ARROW Send to Editor of ARROW any news and features availa bl e. pictures , etc

M USIC CHAIRMAN ,

November I-Send letter to National Music Chairman . March IS -Se nd Jetter to National Music Chairman.

PHILANTHROPIES CHAIRMAN,

M ay I-Send to Chai rma n of Settleme n t Sc hool Committe e a copy of the Settlement School Program for considera. tion for the M ay 1. Keelle r Awa rd.

M AGAZ I NE CHAIRMAN,

Send orders to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency as received.

November D-Send Christmas gift subscript io ns to Pi Beta Phi Ma gazine Agency to ensure gift card delivery by December 2S.

PI PHI TIM ES R EPORT ER

November IO-Send material to Province Coordinator.

January 3 I-Send material to Province Coordinator.

May I - Send material to Province Coordinator.

A PPLICA TIO N FOR FE LLOWSHIP, SCHO LA RS HI PS, AN D LOANS, Blanks and Informa tion on how to make application for scholarships may be obtained from Central Office

January IS - Lette r of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship dues to Grand President.

March D-Summer Craft Workshop holarships

Assistants hip Scholarships (work scholarships) write to: Mrs Fl oyd Thorman , Chairman Setllement School Committee, 122 J Elm Sr., Win netka, Illin ois. V i r,': ini a Alpha Scholarship write to:

Mr s. Black Massenburg , 5608 Purlington Way, Baltimore , Maryl and.

Apr il D - Appli cat ion for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship due to Grand Secretary.

April D-Letter of Application for California Alpha Scholarship due to Mrs. Ri chard Madi.'; an, 76 Belbrook Way, Ather to n, California.

April 15-Appli catio n for Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship due to Grand Alumnr Vi ce Pre side nt.

April IS - Appli cat ion for Juni o r Group Scholarships due to Director of Alumnr Programs.

D A T ES TO BE OBS ERVED BY ENTIRE CH A PTER,

January 9-Chapter Loyalty Da y.

Apr il 28- Found ers' Da y to be cele br ated with nearest Alumn:e C l ub.

ALUMNIE

Due date for reports are to be postmarked dates. Consult Offi cial Directon· of this Issue of names and addressrs of National Officers.

PRESIDENT,

November but no later than February I - Elect Alumn:r Club Recommenda tions Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from February 20 to February 20 of following year.

February 2o-.5e:nd name and address of Recommendations Chairman to Central Office no later than Fmruary 20, so that it will appear in Rushing Directory of Summer ARROW If not received name of Club Pm: will be listed.

March 1-E lection of club officers to be held at the regular March meeting; said officers to take office at the close of the fiscal year.

Aprill,-Stnd five Annual Report Questionnaires to as directed.

May-Installation of new at regular club meeting.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,

Must be recipient of THB Anow.

July IS-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office (or Fall ARROW.

October u-Send In Memoriam notices to Crntral Office for Winter ARRow

November to-Mail club year boolc or program roster with program plans (page 23 of dub President's Notebook) to the Grand President, Grand Alumna: Vice·President, Grand Vice·President of Philanthropies, Director of Alumnae Programs and Alumna: Provin ce President.

January 15-Send In Menoriam nouces to Ce-ntral Office for Spring ARROW.

March 1,-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office (or Summer ARROW.

May t:5-Send Letter with club news to Alurnnz Club Editor for Fall ARROW

May 2o-Send new officer list to Alumnz Province President and Central Office. (If you wish this information in the Summer ARROW, list must arrive in Central Office by April 1.)

TREASURER,

October for filing Form 990 with Director of Internal Revenue fo r your district.

November 15-Send national dues and receipts to Cenl,al Ogiu and as collected throughout the year,

April I-Trrasurer send national dues to Crntral Office. Dues must be received by this date to be included in cur er nt yrar's total.

April 30--AII-donations to funds should be mailed to Central Office by this date in order to count for current year Pi Beta Phi Settlemrnt School

Emma H arper Turner Mem orial Fund

Holt House

Harriet Ruthrrford Johnstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarship Convention Hospitality Fund Fund-B, SII,e cheds fo, the Fllnd Me pilyabl. 10: Pi B elD Phi. Settlemenl School with the nolalioll: jor Fund" in tire lower lelt comer 01 the checlt., conl,ibulifms musl b, un/ 10 Of!ice, Rqe, 10 Id/U from Di"c/ o, 0/ Ogiu /0' i"s/,uc/ions.

Make club check covenng total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office. Check must be accompanied by GT·2 Form showing club's apportionment to desired funds,

Checks payab le to Arrowcraft Shop are sent to Pi Beta Phi Arrow cra(t Shop, Gatlinburg. Tennessee

May 2o-.send Audit slips as dirrcted.

RECOMMENDATIONS CHAIRMAN,

November U. and March O--Send report to Direct or of M embership.

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN,

November 2'-Send Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agrncy to ensure Christmas aift card delivery by December 2:5.

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS

September-Send annual reports and $:5.00 fee for Treasurer's bond, payable to "Pi Beta Phi Fraternity," to Director Por Chapter House Corporations

Send copy of report to Province President concerned.

DATES TO BE OBSERVED,

January 9--Chapter Loyalty Da y. April 2G-Foundrcs' Day- to be celebrated with nearest active chaptrr or chapters

OF THE PI BETA PHI FRATERNITY

Unless Olhervo'lSe designated (wi th price quotation ). the suppllcs listed below will be furnished free wh erC'ltr nttd o f t hem is established

TO GRAND PRESIDENT for:

ORDERS S H OULD BE ADDRESSED AS FOllOWS

Blank Appli calJOlU for Pi Bet Phi Fello90'ship BlaM chartel'$

Blank noelfication of fines to Chapter Presiden t Bla nk noeificatlon of fines to G rand Treasurer Vo t ing blanks fo r cha pters on Iranting of c h arten Vo ting blanks fo r Grand Cou nCil

TO GRAND ALUMNAi VICE PRESIDENT for Blank Ipplications (or aiumnz dub charte rs Charters fo r alumn z dubs

TO GRANO SECR ETARY for: Cipher a nd Key

List of allowed uperues to those traveli ng on fraternity busin eJS Instruc tions to pttltionil'll groups

TO MANGEL, Florist, Chicago. III., for: Pi Beta Phi Wine Carnations (Write for prices).

TO PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE, MIdvale Bids , 112 S. H anl ey Rd , St. loUIS , Mo. 6310) Accounun, Fo rms : Bill Book-3)_ ; T R Fo rm-)Ot: ReceiPt Boolu-nt Alumnz Advisor)' Committee Ma nual, $ 7.5 0 Alumnz Ad ll isory Office rs Lis ts Alumnz Club Duties of Offic ers Alumrue Club Offi cers Lilt Alumnz Club President ' s Notebook Pages , Alumnz Club Receip t Boolc (triplicate receipts , no charge) Alumn2 Committee Recommendat ions Manual , "4

A lumnz Dcl e,lIe ManUlI, 'Ot Alumnz GT·2 Fo rm for dues and con tributi ons AlulIlrLlC C h ai rm an , 04 Alumnz Pa n he lle ni c Manual o f Information, 'Ot Affiliation Ceremony (chapter) Appl ica tion (or Fraternity Scholarships AlutO_ (Prom o ld fites) , price to chapters for completing Ir· chives, 'Of

BI.nk.

Affiliallon and In t roduction Transfer Approval for Affi liation Nott of Affi liation Annual Report. due May 1 Broken Pl edge Chapero n Wh ile card to be sent In failia "BlarUe for DatIon Chllperon Appll Clt lon Shonk for Chaperon " The ReI.u ons BetWeen a Chapter Ind Its Chaperon Uniform Dutin of Charter H ouse Chaperon Chapter Officer Lists Co ntents of Archives LUI Credentials to Co nvent io n Dismisul Ind Reinstatement BLtnk l Automatic Prob.tion AutomatIC DismiHai Dismisul Expulsio n H onorable Dism_nat Reinstatement

Fellt t ni!), Study and Educa tion Bhnu, # 10'. C T - I forms fOf III national fetS Initi a tio n Certificates Ru shing: Ac\r:nowl edg ing letter of Re commend. lion 100 for Informa t ion Blanle (rom State MWlbers hi p Chai rman ( to char· ter)

Request for I nformation from Stale Membership Chai rm an (10 chapter) G>nfiden t lal Rderence Info rm atio n, t_ tach Scholal'$hi p Bl anb, :# 3, #4 Senio r Applicat ions (or Membenh ip in Alumnlr t::>epl.

Book of In itiates ' Signatures called Bound Constitution) $ S.OO (Before orderi ng chaplen muSI have permission (rom P:O\' ince, or Visiting Officer)

Bonk: of Pl edllu' Signature, $5 00 Boole Plates, per 100 Candleli,v:h ting Ceremony Cuds-for ordering supplies from Central Office, If Cards-Da ta on Recen t Graduates 11 each

Th e guard is a tiny Ar r-o w with the num e ral ft lOO " o n th e shaft

It is availabl e in 10k gold fo. $3.50 o in du bl e go ld plate f o $1. 75. Th will b e an additio nal 10 ; c harg e f o r p os ta ge and handlin g, plu s city a nd st a t e tax es wh e r e applicable.

The guards may be o rd e r ed fr o m th e P i B e ta Phi Centra l Offic e, Mail th e o rd ers t o :

PI BET A PHI CENT R AL O F FIC E

11 2 So uth H anley Road

St Lou is, M issouri 63105

A special C e nte nnial Guard fo [' Pi Phi bad ges is 11 0W ava il a bl e t o m e mb er-s o f Pi B e ta Phi.

HAVE YOU MOVED OR MARRIED ?

We must have all req ue ste d information so please co mpl ete ill I"" Mail thi s slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE , (P lease leave label on re ve rse side when mailing this form .) t 12 South Hanl ey Road, St. Louis, Mi ssou r i 63 10 5

MARRIED NAME

MAIDEN NAME

PRESENT ADDRESS

City

PREVI OUS ADDRESS

City Div o rced

(Print Hu sband's Full Name , Please)

Street

State ( Include Zip Code)

Street

State

Rem a rr ied

Chapter Date of lnitl ation

If you art now 3n o ll1 (c r in the Fr aternity, please check and name :

N atio nal Club

Provin ce A A .C.

H ouse Corp. Treas. State M embers hip

(Conti n ued from opposite

Chaptet Flit X (m lots or not than Loo. "!lIlt ulman ;and blut', PCI 100 Chlptcr File Insuuctlun Bookltt Ch:apltr P,nldtflfs Referencr BInder S1 \0 Conslilut"m- Write for ,nfurmJtIl.n ;and puce Dafllaul Hlndcr, Fm.lociJI Sutcmcnt to PJttnlS of Plcdgf'S FIHhhghu .Inu RJtlrriC'I. M< nch- $1,80 f'(:r dnzc:n Historical PLay. I C Sur"'Sls. )Oc H,stOliJn', .1 7.00 HUllniao 's pJpcr Holt H uu'IC Bc HouW' (ur Ch,lpten H,).' I", Study BOl.lklel. 'o. InltI JII"" Cerem.,ny. 1 '< nch .1 1.'0 reI dUZC'1l InltlJlmn Certlh(Jln 1 I ,,, "nC'S n<h Jc dry Order fHlm,. u(h tetters to PHenlS IIf Pled/l:e, Manuals fflr Chapler Officeli: fur f,lrice. sec Supply list or "'file (enl(,11 Office

Activltle' Censor. Cercmonu,'s. Manual. Dele C,ulde ('H (llnstitullf)nal Rudings. H CSIOn.ln. H ouse Man aier. M:\fUl lne Pi Phi Timn Rer><mer Pledt' Sponsur. Pulltll"1 and IJndu'Ig RulC'S PW8l.lm Pu I.uly. Recnrdmft Sccrcury, ChJllmJn. ScholH ,h.p. 'Iettlemcnt School. Soc.JI (hauman, Sute Membership ChairmAn. Trnsurrr. Vice PreSldenl-Sdc ial USHer ("As Othert t,kr Ynu")

President (Ioo,e·leaf lUI her (nver) .17.70, nllleboo k "a8e,. S1.'0 Plt<.l.e SUf'(:fV,,,,, (looseleaf luthl:( coverl S-t.OO. n,,'mouk Njl:e,. S!"O \IJnuJ,h fllf Sund.nJ( C mm.lters (haNtun. Charter H"uw- P!JnnlOjI: &: Budd'n«. Mu\.c. Publ'l.ly. 'Oc u(h My ScHn ("fh lu Pi Iku PIli roer d')len p(' Kno •• Yllur:-';P( 1)(

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OulilOe for By I.;I S of Act.ve P. Phi PJlty Snnjl: Bouks. euh P. Ph, T"nn Bullet'"" Pledge Boult )0". A ,upy is (ulnlsh«:d til uch plNae th out )O( roce IS 1 rcplJ,em.ent "rice for nle to members Pled.e R.lual. 10" 1'(1 dtlzcn Pkdjl:lng (tlemun" uch .1 1.00 PIer dozen Retord of Member sh.p Book. full luther SI 0.00. (Ddtllt ordenn". (hapten must have rermIS$.on from Prnvince PrOldent lit V.,.I Ing Officer.)

R«ordIOK S«ret1IY'S Book, S6.00 IFllr minutes III meeullInl Ribbon: lOch I1bbon yd. lOch ribbon 16c yd. R.{u.ll. rtf dUltn Robes for In.tlJtlOn, S OO (PreSidenl $ 9.00) , n"uee R"be Palleln fur mMe! inill.ltlOn it" n. , Rubert's Rule. ,,( Ordu S,.7' R"II Call "t fllne l\ ,"elude.1 111 tJeh Pled.llC' j\tH,l ordered) Scho larship (.lifllrnI1 Alrhll Fund Ruth Barrell Smith H.urle t Rutherford J uhnsl"rn; J unUJI Alumn..e Grnu" \If.ulauh.,, Plaque-Order thlllujl:h Central Offilt I,cnilit FHe.ell Ceremony \tU)ernenl S<h",,) Booklet, ProRum ··It Cuuld Harren Hu t A Vi Sit 10 Settlement School ShlllH14t Things IIf PI neLl Ph •. ' e.l<h ,ute"nery OffiCI11 AlIIo'tf lemr ()ell,,1". shC'C1S ()thclll Corrnrllndenee "I.llu,OCry '.(Ite (enlul OffiCe ftlr roc«:) All (luted nrdercd duC'£lly 11"m Balf"ur \,.mphnn, 'Ot !Nut all ,up"I'(f handled 10 Ihe Central Offlce ate' listed. Wrile fot further .nform11.,," .f ,sh supplin nnl Include on all .Ief'll. ",Ih pnc" qunted

Curtain gOing up H ouse lights arc diffilned The overture IS starting

THE PRODUCfION OF THE PI BET A PHI ART AND CRAFT CENTER IS ABOUT TO BEGIN!

Thank you for your support of the Centennial Fund whICh has resulted m this presentatIon We predIct a long and successful run, as all members of Pi Beta Ph, contmue to support the natlon.ll phdanthrop)