The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1970

H ave About You Wondered Fraternity Costs?

A recent Jetter concerning the cos t of maintaining o ur Fraternity was direc ted to Louise Rosser Kemp , Grand Treasurer. Since her answer contained facts that ma y be of interest to man y, we quote some of the figures. Mrs. Kemp is convinced that Pi Beta Phi receives more benefit per dollar than any like or related national organization, and that the volunteer hours of service by officers and committee members make the difference .

Each chapter sets up its own budget, and national fees are included in that budget. National dues are only ·1.00 per m e mber per month , collected for ten months an· nually.

Only $8.00 of the pledge fee and only $25.00 of the initiation fee is used for operating expenses. Convention is the governing body of our Fraternity, but only $5.00 of the pledge fee and $10.00 of the initiation fee is used to finance such meetings. $2. 00 of the pledge fee goes into the alumna: department. A graduating senior pays "Se nior Dues" of 2.00 which cover her alumna: dues for her first yea r out of school.

Alumna: members enjoy the privileges of membership at a minimum cost. Of the 3.00 annual national dues, 1.00 is placed in the Alumna: Convention Fund. The remainder is used for necessary expenses of Central Of· fice and alumna: officers.

Mrs. Kemp says, " It is expensive to maintain Pi Beta Phi , but the cost per individual member is inexpensive and the dividends are high . It would be more expensive to lose the Fraternity's stature, its influence and its joy of membership."

THE COVER-On one of her walks in San Francisco, Imogen Cunningham snapped this now-famous self portrait on Geary Street in 1959 . The fascinating story of Miss Cunningham , the remarkable sprite who ignored a chance to appear in Who's Who because she " never bothered to answer the questionnaire ," begins on page 9 .

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FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee Kilcore 0&48 1924) Campbell (t846·1936)

tibbie Brook Gaddis (18'0·1933)

Ad. Brutn Grier (1848-1 92<11

Clul BrowntC'e Hutch inso n 18'0 1931) Fanny Whitenack Libbey (1848-1941) OffiCI 0/ PN blkaJion:

Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs W illiam W. Jr ), 268 Un d<rwood Dr., N W., At la nta. Ga 30328

Al umoz Club Editor

Adele Alford HeinIe (Mrs. Hans), 3434 Jewell St., San Diego, Calif 92109

From Pi Phi Pens

Mary Elizabeth Lasher Barnette (Mrs Kenneth A . ) , 93 Will owgrove South, Tonawanda, N .Y.

Exchanges

Man an ne Reid Wild ( Mrs Robert) , 2021 Belm ont Rd ., N.W ., Washington, D.C. 20009

Arrow File and In Memoriam

Beta Phi Central Office, 112 S H anley Rd ., St. Louis, Mo 6'10'

Denver Pi

Rosa Moore (1848·1924) Icnnic N ico l. M D (184' 1881)

nn Smith Soule

Fannie Tho mton (1848 1168

Jennie HorM Turnbull (184 19}2) NIflC')' Black W'.II.tt (1146 1918)

tI. THIL Auow is prinled Pall , W inkr , Sprina and Summer by Pi Beta Pbi Pnkmity at tbe PraJ of Geoqe Banta Company Inc , Curtis Retd P"u Mmuba. Wis Subiaiptioo price is ' 1.'0 a YU.J, ,Oc lor

COPlts • n.oo for Me subKnPhon.

C,Scod subscriptions. chance of address ooti«. and cortapOndence of a busiaas to Pi Beta Pbi Cell lui OfIice 112 S HanlCT ltd .• St. Louis, Mo. 6}IO).

C,Conapoodcncc 01 an ed itoria l DStule is 10 be addrnsed to the editor. Mrs. W W Ford. Jr., 268 Under· wood Dr., NW. Atlanta. Ga lOl21. Second clUJ posb&'e paid al 51. Louis. Missouri, and al additional mailina office. Prin ted in the United SUtts of Atntrica

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It always gives us pleasure when we are able to follow up ARROW stories with additional news about the subjects of those stories. Particularly is this true when we can tell about additional honors received. And since this column is the last thing to be written before the iss ue takes off for the printers, we frequently have news that cannot be added to the story itself. Our current cover story concerns outstanding photographer, octogenarian Imogen Cunningham . And now comes word , as we write this, that Imogen is the recipient of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation grant so that she may work on printing her many past negatives. But that's not all. The Bibliotheque Nationale, the first big collector outside of this country, is buying her work. And further, a book of her photographs will be published this year by the University of Washington Press. As Imogen says, "It seems when I am 87 all sorts of things are being said and done." And they are indeed about this remarkable woman. May we offer our congratulations to the many she will be receiving?

In the spring issue of The ARROW, our book reviewer, Lib Barnette, mentioned the critical acclaim that Joyce Carol Oates, New York Alpha, has been receiving for her newest book, "them," spelled with a small "t." It was a timely mention, since Miss Oates has since been named winner of the important National Books Award for Fiction. In 1968 and 1969, Miss Oates' books were also nominated for the NBA prize , but failed to win . This year she was not to be outdone, however, and again, congratulatiQns are in order.

Another follow-up has been brought to our attention, this time to a story that appeared in The ARROW, Winter, 1966, about humanitarian Dr. Welthy Fisher, founder of the Literacy Information Centre in New Delhi, India . In March , 1969, Dr. Fisher was presented with the first Nehru Literacy Award by the President of India. And now, in her 90th year, Dr . Fisher has given up her home in the United States and moved- bag, baggage, and some of her treasures-to New Dehli, where the Literacy Information Centre is being built. A humble note from Dr. Fisher came with the above information, saying, "Not that I think this worthy of publication , but I thought you might like to know what a 90-year-old Pi Phi is doing."

Jumping quickly from the young at heart to the young in age, the following note was sent to " the Pi Phi in charge of ' interesting items: .. and forwarded to us from Central Ollice. A column in the Toledo Blad e mentioned a sign on the University of Toledo campus recently which read : "Thanks, President Carlson and faculty for another good year-the Pi Phi spirit." Turns out that each year Ohio Epsilon designates o ne member "the Pi Phi spirit," and this spirit is responsible for fostering school and community spirit on campus. The spirit's efforts included posting the sign honoring President Carlson and the faculty at the close of the semester. How nice that a Pi Phi would do this when so many college students only find time to harass administrators and faculty.

Those blue envelopes that all Pi Phis received in the mail have proved to be a real shot in the arm. To date, over $20,000 has been received at Central Ollice. Approximately half the amount is for dues, and the other half for Arrowmont. A great big THANK YOU, and don't stop now!

Pi Phi's St. Louis Women

Are Hard Workers At C. O.

by SALLY P ERRY ScHULENBURG

IT is entirely possible that there is one address that will never be forgotten by any recent collegiate officer of Pi Beta Phi Nor will that address- ll2 Sou th H anley Road, St. Louis, Missouri-be unfami li ar to a majo rity of Pi Ph is who have had reason to correspond with Pi Beta Phi's Central Office at any time since 1964.

One of the reasons for moving Central Office from Decatur, Ill inois, to a large city in the center of the country was so that it would be easy for Pi Phis to visit. It hasn't seemed to work out that way, and since it is impossible for very many to come see us, we want to try to bring a little of the flavor of our office to you. It is r eally YOII' office, where we try to serve you and see that everything correlates.

There are eight full -time employees in the

Sally '.rry Schule nbu rg Dire ctor of C nkal OM , • • conee nhate, on proofre ading th e Frat e rn ity DiN etory fo r Th. AI.OW , IIIIf one s mall 'oce t of h. , many Invol ve d dul l• •.

office. As you come in, you'll be greeted by the bookkeeper, Bette Melliere . If you have ever sent a check to Centnai Office, Bette has receipted it-and if you've ever received a bill from Central Office, it has come from her Bette is one of those people who can act as a receptionist, answer the phone while adding up her bank deposit, and still have the deposit balance the first time! When the accompanying picture was taken , she was in the midst of receipting checks received from the general mailing that went out asking for alumnre dues and Arrowm ont contributions. We were very gratified with the response, and it was a real pleasure to have direct contact with so many Pi Phis .

At the right of the main office, you will see the " Magazine Agency corner," presided over by Betty Jean Ostendorf It is Betty Jean who handles all the business of the agency, from filling supply order.; and keeping all the records, to thinking up prizes for contests We wish each Pi Ph i would buy just one magazine a year from the agency. It is a painless way to do your bit for Arrowmont-and get a magazine besides!

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I .tt M.III.,., book kee per and , .ptl on ls t, I. alway s busy.

In the opposite corner is the c hapter account· ing department, with Jane Schultz and P rimus Casey busy with the ir adding machines and IBM sheets. T hey check reeei pts, ho use statements and cancelled cheeks in each chapter treasurer's report each month-and prepa re it for keypunc h ing. T hey report to M rs. Dorot hy Dorlac, Financial Director. Chapter accounting services used to be supervised by a firm of outside auditors, and we think it is :1 big improvement to have the supervisor only a few lett

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away. It is a great comfort to mc, too, to have her taking care of our payroll and all the reports to the government that are necessary these days . The next desk in the main office belongs to Judy Collins-but most o f the time you will find it vacant because Judy will be in the stock room or the "coffee break" room. Besides the essential ref rigeratoc, this room houses a number of machines that make our lives easier. The largest and most important is the offset mach ine, Judy 'S "baby." Almost every printed pieee of paper that leaves he re has been printed by J udy on th is offset mac h ine . It wi ll print 90 copies a minute, but that is a little scary, SO she usually doesn't run it that fast

Other machines in this room include a Xe · rox, an electric folder, a puncher, an electric sta· pier, and an electric collator. Caroline Ott, a Missouri Alpha , and o ne of the three St Louis

Pi Phis who help part time, operates the collator as one of her duties . It will put six stacks of paper in consecutive o rder, and is a lot easier than walking around a table !

Next door is the stock room where everything o n the stock lists is arranged on shelves, neatly numbered in o rder so that Judy can go right to it to fi ll an order This is done immediately after ope nin g the mai l everymorning.so if an order hasn't been received in two weeks ( the mail can be slow) let us know so that we can check it right away.

Back in the main office you'll meet Caroline Barrere , a Missouri Beta Pi Phi and Assistant Director of Central Office. Caroline is in charge of membership and jewelry , a large part of our operation involving a great amount of detail

aetty Jean O stendorf ,ead ie a mailing to magal ln. chairmen .

Mrs Dorothy 1)0, 1« , Fino nci a l Dil'Kf o r o f C.ntrol O"' c•.

Jan e Schulh . left , and Primu s Ca sey handle ,hapt., a ctou nti ng .

Ott, MI..ou ri Alpha , h. l". out port ti m. , and h.r. opo,a", tho collator, bott., known to C. O . po r-

a. " th . foot . a v.r."

Mad.I. ln. Lafon , Dir. ctor of Chaplor Prog ram ., h. lp out wh.n ,...dod . and p.nd a IIr.at d.al of tim chang ing nom •• and odd ... .... in th o fll ••.

work. Caroline has a card for every pledge, wi th the date of pledging, date the pledge fee was received, date of initiation, date the fee was received-and all this has to check out before sh e can process the jewelry o rder and put its number on the card. This operation alone involves dose to 2,500 ca rds per year!

Another facet of members hip is keeping up to date wit h the names and addresses of as ma ny of the approximately 90,000 Ji vi ng P i Phi s as we can. T h is, of course, is an impossi ble job, but we do the best we ca n W e h ave been known to wis h th at we we re do in g thi s for a men's frate rn ity, w here at least th e in iti ates keep the same l ast names all th e ir Jives!

Our active chapter l ists are done in con junction with the chap ter accounti ng department and the chapter recordi ng secreta ries he lp us wit h th is. For the add resses of alumn:E, w e re ly on the post office, individua l P i Phis the mse lves, dubs, and chapters. We do get an average of about twenty changes from in d ividua l P i Ph is every day an d we app reciate that, since t he post office change is not al ways too re liab le PltaI< send us you r new ad dress if you are moving. W e hate to have The ARROW come back and have to delete the ad d ress we have. Th is is how we acquired so many "lost" Pi Ph is, and we're trying very hard to pare this l ist dow n

All three of our part-time P i Ph is help us with changing names and addresses. Madeleine Lafon, The Fraternity's Director of Chapter P rogram., spends some of her "spare" time looking up national numbers in our books of lists.

Membership' lists are stored on IBM tape, and we run them in various ways. We have a Jist that is alphabetical by maiden name, one that is alphabetical by present name, and one that is alphabetical by chapter, containing t he name of every member of that chapter since its founding . We run this twice a year at the same time we run labels for The ARROW, and each chapter receives a copy for its liles. And once a year we run a geographical listing. Those towns in club areas are sent to the club, and those not in club areas go to alumnre province presidents for use in finding Pi Phis in areas where chapters need information on prospective rus hees . Every January we run a list of Pi Phis initiated 50 years previously and who are now eligible for The Order of the G o lden Arrow . Although names and addresses are most necessary to us , this Golden Arrow Jist is one ex· ample of other information about each Pi P hi

Judy C.llin. glv•• the off•• t machin. Ih dally cI.anln, .

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which we have stored on tape. such as initiation year, chapter number, class year, whether or not a degree was received, etc.

All these numbers and lists could very easily have worn you out, so won't you come into my office and rest for a while? I promise that as soon as I finish going over copy for the Directory pages of The ARROW I'll look up! I wish each of you really would come in to chat, but I hope that in lieu of that talk, this little tour has made you more familiar with the administrative work we do for The Fraternity. In an organiza . tion as large as ours, there is bound to be paper work. Our goal is to finish t hat paper work as quickly and as efficiently as possible so that we may be as much help as we can to all the members of Pi P hi.

Lead Chapter and Campus

THE two California Z<tas who are probabl y most responsible for another tremendous quarter for our house have had their leadership qualities acdaimed outside chapter life. Our president, Cheryl Thompson, and our vice president, Jann Ficken, have both been chosen by the faculty and administrators of U n iversity of Ca lifornia, Santa Barba ra, to serve as student representatives on two differe nt academic committees.

Cheryl's position is on a steering committee for the history undergraduates' association. She was chosen from among other high grade point history majors by the professors of the history department. She wiU help to make decisions affecting the department's procedures and stands on issues. Am ong her many other activi-

by CANDY BLACKFORD

Cali/o,,,ia Zt,a

ties, Cheryl, who was just initiated this year, was also president of her pledge dass, Jann was chosen as the student representative on UCSB's Faculty Senate, This senate is a major decision-making body on campus, comprised of faculty, administrators, and students, and de· termines such things as general education requirements , It plays an important role in the hiring and firing of professors, One factor which was instrumental in her acquiring the position is that Jann has frequently been on the Dean's List throughout her college career.

Both of these positions are ones of great hono r and responsibility , and the California Ze· tas are proud to know that the girls who top our Executi ve Board are also at the head of the school.

Caro li n lorre,. , Miuou ri lela , 'I Ali istont Director of C."hol OMc. and In charge of membenh lp and lewelry .

Attic Sale Means Tapping Talent To Hinsdale Alums

THE two words "hard core" may mean different things to different people, but to Beverly Pollard Cook and Liza Ranney Youmans , the two words describe the talent they have uncovered in the Chicago area. Bev , liza and their partner, Nancy Issleib. are the owners of an unique shop, The Attic, in Hinsdale, III.

The Attic was laun ched in the wake of a successful Pi Phi bazaar. As chairman, Beverly, a Colorado Alpha alum, tapped a wealth of local talent that probably would become dormant again after the bazaar. So she enlisted three partners to provide a permanent outlet for that talent. One of those partners was Liza , a Kansas Alpha alum.

then it's been up, up, up. First, it was up into attic space above a flower shop-hence the name. Then, as expansion became necess ary, it was into new quarters up one level from the st reet.

Hu sbands were pressed into service and installed old barn siding on some walls. Others were covered with burlap. And consignors came - local residents , friends , and relatives of local residents and friends . The stock includes jewelry, leather hair holders, wall plaques, felt toys, shadowboxes, stained glass window ornaments, lightswitch plate covers, bell pulls, good fairy tooth packets, pen and ink drawings , tool boxes, c<ramic figures, baby blankets, tote bags, handdecorated trunks, and paper flowers.

When the idea ",as first conceived, Beverly thought that she and her partners would probably make most of the items themselves . Now , however, she has found that it's bookkkeeping and shopkeeping that consumes most of their time . And the worst part of the entire operation is having to decline unsuitable articles.

About 35 consignors receive checks fo r the sale of their handwork each month . At Christmas the number jumps to 125

Linda Wins Title and Trip

by MARy McCANN MURPHY, T t1l11essee Delta

The members of Tennessee Delta are extremely proud of their sister Linda Venable who has winning contests here at Memphis State and across the country recently . Linda, a junior in home economics at Memphis State University, was the senior division winner in the nation-wide Make It Yourself With Wool Contest held jn Denver, Colorado. Over t9,000 gi rls from all over the United States competed with Linda for this title. With the title comes a trip to Europe for Linda and a three piece set of lugg age to carry with her. She will be traveling in such exciting places as London, Paris, and Rome on her summer voyage.

Besides this outstanding accomplishment, Linda was elected Homecoming Queen at Memphis State last fall. She has also held other honors such as Miss Charles of the Ritz, Vietnam Pin-Up Girl, MSU Best-Dressed Co-Ed, and member of the National Campus Fashion Board. Adding to her list of honors, Linda is presently recording secretary for Tennessee Delta of Pi Beta Ph i.

"There is a'i immense dilJuentt between the preferring of one man to another and the denying of ano th er man his rights. Hlllnan friendship is 1I0t a right; it is a privilege cOllferred . If it call ht i,ttly roni""d, it {an aiJo bt i,ttl, wilhhtld." R EV. JAMES A . MclNARNEY, Phi Kappa Theta

linda Venable, Tenne.ue Delta

P,.,ident Wil li , M Tat. of South.r" M.thodlst Un iv ers ity how an drawing of the entro",. marice, and reft.d lng pool being prov ided for SMU hy th e Dalla . Alu mnca Club to members of the club', ..e ,utiv. committ•• . From the I. U they are Jeanett. Story Morr is on , pr• • ldent; Ge ne Wharton lIto ln, .ecretary , and Edna Lou l•• Tr lmbl . Ingraham , pr• • ldent.elect .

Dallas Alumnre Donate To SMU Advancement Fund

Anew and striking main entrance wall and reflecting pool has been donated to Southern Methodi st University by the Dallas Alum "", Club as its contribution to SMU ts advancement program.

The $10,000 check from the dub becomes the first group gift of the $159.8-million program adopted by SMU trustees in J anuary .

In presenting the club's check to SMU Pres ident Willis M Tate, club president Jeanette Story Morri son said, " We are delig hted to be the first group donor in your new program at SMU. Thi s is visual expression of our confidence in the future of this g reat university . We are happy to be a part of its past, its present, and its future."

The marker will be strategically placed near the foot of Bishop Boulevard where campus traffic empties o nto busy Mockingbird Lane. Designed to enhance the sweeping view "up the •

hill" toward Dallas Hall, the Pi Beta Phi entrance marker and pool will be of simple dassie design _ Appropriate lighting and landscaping will be added after completion nf the wall and pooL

The new gateway is not the first contribution made to SMU by th e dub Since it has awarded 33 scholarships to qualified students. Only recently, the Ada Potts Scholarship was established in memory of Mrs C. S Pott s, wife of a former dean of the SMU School of Law and a long-time member of the dub.

Among other philanthropic gifts of the Dallas alUlllllll:O in recent years is the Caruth Reh abilitation Center's hobby room (see Winter, 1969, ARROW) In addition, the dub each summer sends a physical therapist from the center for advanced therapy training at Arrowmont , and this year voted to $<Ond an additional $1,000 to A rrowmont.

Famed Photographer, Octogenarian, Has Poetic Approach With Camera

''I'M the world's oldest hippie but a working hippie."

She's a " nosy old doll who loves people and shows it in her pictures ."

She photographs "anyth ing that can be exposed to light ."

"She is outspoken, h as a quick sense of humac, is on the go consta ntl y, and is simply ageless at 87!"

These words, by and about San Francisco's Imogen Cunning ham, world-famed photographer, are only a few of the many used to describe this young-at-any-age Pi Phi. A member of Washington Alpha and Panhellenic president while attending the University of WashIngton, Imogen received a Pi Beta Phi scholarship in 1909 to study in Germany. Her field was photographic science, and just two years later she had an exhibition in the Brooklyn Institute of Arts & Sciences.

In 1915 Im ogen was married to etcher Roi Partridge and they had three boys-Gryffyd, the oldest, an architect; Padeaic, a mining engineer, and his twin , Ronda l , a photographer who learned his trade by holding lights for his mother.

Miss Cunningham is very active in photographic circles, and she exhibits continually throughout the country. The Smithsonian Institution just recently comp leted a five-month show of her work and there are permanent exhibits of her work in such places as the Library of Congress and Eastman House Smithsonian curators say that her pictures have "vitality and exuberance ... which should shame many photographic prophets of gloom still in their twenties. "

"Imogen IS where it's at," says son Rondal. And no truer statement can be made. Only Imogen would wear such hippie-ish outfits as blanket-like capes and hair shirts. She was wearing such attire long before San Francisco's Haight Street turned o n Her beanie hat, perched atop a coil of snow-white hair, and her peace symbol are trademarks of Imogen. the woman Her best friends are young people-most of them photography students. When asked why she prefers

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this age group, she says, "Have you noticed what my contemporaries are doing? Talking about their arthritis!"

In addition to taking portraits at $100 a sitting, tiny Imogen teaches at the University of California Extension and the San Francisco Art Institute, and has recently taught at San Francisco State College and Humboldt College. She has been featured in magazines, papers, books, and was an actress and good sport for a bit role in the avantgarde film ''The Bed," in which she can outdoors in a nightie. "I look my age," she often says. "I just don't act it. "

The March issue of H oliday Magazi ne featuced San Francisco, and riRht there in the (en· tet of the cover picture, surrounded by natives of the city, was Miss Cunningham. Arnold Newman, the photographer, said, in explaining the picture, "The elderly lady holding the umbrella is, of co urse, Imogen Cunningham . who will be one of the giants when the history of photography is written."

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Len l' I n Chartres 1961

She was also featured this spring in Uft and Look magnines.

Her favorite activity is recordjng the social scene in candid studies. She defies classification - incurable experimenter, documentarian. fine interpretative portraitist, superb nature studiec, fuzzy.focus romantic, hard-edge realist.

Young people delight in Imogen as much as she enjoys them. Her teen.aged grandchild",n would rather have their parties at Imogen's mod· est cottage than at home. And when s he was 9uartered in a hotel "for privacy" when she started teaching at Humboldt State, her obvious dismay resulted in a move to the dorm with the students, where she stayed for the entire sum · mer session.

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Photographer Ansel Adams says of Imogen, "She is one of the very few line, creative people who do portraiture of an interpretive character. Imogen is one of the country's finest photogra. phers with a very distinctive style and a very po. etic approach. "

Another friend has said, ''To be as intellectu· ally stimulating for a day as Im ogen is con· stantly would be enough."

As long as she can focus a camera, Imogen is determined to pursue her craft. And when asked to name her best photo, she has given the same answer for many years .

"The best is the one I'm going to do tomor· row ,"

Mon on Haight Sf,.,t 1967

Age and It, Symbol s . 1958

My ta'h.r at Ninety •• . 1936

Dream Walking ••• 1961

Sunbonnet Lady FUrno,. S,,.et, San Francilco

Donnie Serves Quietly and Well

by CAROL RATHBONE MOil/alia Alph.

DoNNIE KJESLlNG. a unique Pi Phi , is outstanding in her contributions to the campus and community and special in her service to the chapter Behind every project, duty, function, and task, Donnie may be found working dili· gent ly but silent ly. M ontana Alpha owes Don· nie recognition plus for her many contributions.

As an art major with a German minor, Donnie has been an active member of many clubs in her three years at Montana State University. As a freshman she was pledge class historian and co·publicity chairman of the chapter.

in the Student Education Association. This summer Donnie will serve as the state rush co-chairman from MSU.

Donnie Kiesling truly exemplifies the dreams of any Pi Phi chapter.

Earns Research Position

by CoNN IE R O BB , WY01tl;,'g Alpha

Using her brain power, Sally Snyder of Wyoming Alpha captured several honors for he""lf this spring. First of all , Sally, a junior majoring in microbiology, was awarded a student training research position for ten weeks this summer at Oak Rid ge Laboratories in Oak Ridge , Tennessee. After her study-filled summer, Sally will return to the University of Wyoming on a scho larship she received from the U.W. scholarship program. In addition to fin anci ng her u nd e rgraduate work, the scholarship will also allow he r to continue study in her field by provi d ing her with a graduate fellowship. Besides winning honors , Sally participates in Women's Recreational Association and plays on the hockey team.

Lindo Corri gon , Indiona .eta, was .eleded a. one of three ho.te.H. ,.p,...enting the Army 01 the onnuol ROTC Military loll held in March . Pictured with her I, Dave Keddey , her e.cort for the boll .

Throughout the 1969 session of school, Donnie was the treasurer of P anhellenic Council, scholars h ip chairman of Montana Alpha, publicity chairman of Woman 's Day , and the chairman of both the Pi Phi banquet and our Caper's Ca rnival. As one of the top ten Miss MSU Pageant contestants, Donnie was chosen as Miss Congenia lity of 1969.

This year Donnie has had a busy schedule as junior class socia l co-chairman and Miss MSU Pageant co-chairman. Donnie has also hem a Military Ball Queen candidate, a very active member of our outstanding \'olleyball, basketball, and softba ll teams in W AA, a cenSOr of Pi Beta Phi , a member of the MSU Art Club, and 12

Donn l KI•• ling, Montana Alpha

Grace MacNeil Is Named Girl Scout N adonal President

GRACE McKJrrRl c K MAcNEIL , Louisiana Alpha, of Prin ceton, N.J., and Natchez , Miss. , is the new national president, Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Active in Girl Scouting most o f her adult life, first as a professional then as a volun· teer, she has been a member of the Girl Scout Nati o nal Board and Executive Committee since 1955 . Prior to her election as national president last year, she serv ed two terms as first vice president. one term as third vice president, and was chairman of the Executive Committee from 1960 to 1969.

Mrs. MacNeil joined the national staff in 1930 shortly after earning a B .A . degree from Sophie Newcomb She worked as a member of the Field Department, involved in organizati o n and promotion and the training of Girl Scout leaders. and late r worked at national headquarters . In 1938 she resigned from her professional job to raise a family. And there was n ever any doubt that her two daughters, Elizabeth and Anne, would be Girl Scouts.

Since 1939 Mrs . M acNeil has been actively engaged in Girl Scouting on local, national, and international le vels. She was a member and later chairman of the National Community Relati ons Committee ; served on the Nati o nal Publ ic Rela13

tions Committee and was chairman of the ti ona I Program Committee. ln 1960 s he was chairman of the Girl Scout delegation to the White House Conference on Children and Youth.

Mississippi born and raised, Mrs . MacNeil still maintains and manages Elmscourt, the ily plantation in Natchez. Her husband, th e late Douglas Harrison MacNeil. was Director of the Bureau of Social Research , Department of tutions and Agencies in New Jersey .

An active woman with varied interests-she has been an ardent horsewoman since childhood - Mrs . MacNeil takes particular interest in her work as a member o f Princeton 's Trinity Episcopal Church Altar Guild. Among her other avo ocatio ns , when she can take the time from Girl Scouting, are a historian-collector's interest in iB-century Amencana, bird watching . and archaeology.

As national president she brings to the move· ment a firm belief, expressed in a recent that " Girl Scouting has something very pre· c ious to offer young people-especially today's young generation with its strong impulse to altruism and its search for a sense of community . Service to others. There is the essence of Girl Scouting. And one of the 'now' generation's needs which Scouting is supremely well able to fulfill ."

Nineteen on Dean's List

Maine Alph a is proud t o have nineteen of her sisters listed o n the fall 1969 Dean's List. The names include Joan Ashworth , Tina Beau · doin, Tracy Bronson , Suzanne Burdge, Patsy Burnell, Nancy Churchill, Margie Demirs , Sue Francis, Pat Gerety , K ate Hanley , Cheryl Leo· nard , Wend y Mercer, Sharon Osborne, Maggie Pratt, Jo·Ann Ray, P at Stefka, Gretchen Trol · land, Mary Weave r, and Jane Wh ittier . Cheryll Leonard was earlier honored with the election to Phi K appa Phi .

Gron McKittr ick MocN.1I

Th. "500" Mil. Roc. la on .xclting port of Hooaler life 0' Indiana Univeralty each year Thi. year the " 500 " Fe.tlvol wo. e.peclally exclflng for thre. Indiana lelo. cho•• n '0 be prln ce e•. The girl. rode on a floo' dur· Ing the annual parade , attended 'he Mayor'. lreokfoll and Pre.ldent' ••eceptlon and port ici po'ed in the pOIeont. Th. day of the race they rode In the oMcial poce lap befo,.. the roce The three prince e. 0 from Ihe I.ft, Sh.rrl Brownlee , F,eddl Steven. , and Janet Wood· word

Sororities Receive Official Sanction

by LENORE SMITH, OTegoll D .lta

AFTER operating for six years without official Port land State endorsement, four sororities have received the right to become official Portland State organizations once again.

The four sororities, among them Pi Beta Phi, were refused recognition in January , 1964, because of " possible discriminatory practices stemming from alumni participation in the Greek letter organizations, selection procedures."

To eljminate the possibility of discrimination, the faculty senate stopped sororities' rushing activities and voted that all approved "student organizati ons at Portland State University shall have complete autonomy in the nomination and selection of its members, subject to no restrictions inconsistent with the policies and regulations of the university regarding human rights."

When the sororities' national o rganizations were unable to guarantee the right of local sorority members to choose their membership without alumna'! members having veto rights, the local organizations were forced to move off campus.

Now, however. they have been welcomed back,

Pi Phi Man Is Wonderful Guy

by JOAN HOSTETTER, Californi4 Epsilon

CALIFORNIA EpSILON has a tradition that few other chapters of Pi Beta Phj follow. Every year we select a college man to represent us and to help us out with various activities. We call h im, quite appropriately, our "Pi Phi Man!"

The past two years we have elected a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity for sponsoring us jn their Derby Day activities. They have both been Our coaches for t h e various athletic events. They put in many hours drilling us on the 6eld.

This year ou r man has been Jim Thomson. He played an excellent Santa Claus at the Christmas party for our Brownies (our local p hil anthrophy). He comes to our Monday night chapter dinner and to announcements before active chapter meets , Everyone kn o ws that it's great to have a man around the house, and we feel very fortunate to have such a wonderful guy to help us whenever the need arises.

Win Varsity Show Despite Bomb Scare

by PAM WALSH, South Dakota Alpha

THE new year of 1970 brought with it n ot only many days of snow for South Dakota Alpha, but also many days of long practices for the annual Strollers Variety Show It was with the men of Delta Tau Delta that the Pi Phis began the planning, painting, choreography, and costumes for the March 14th judging, Scheduled to appear first of the 6ve acts , the entire cast was in position to start when a bomb scare demanded that the auditorium be vacated.

After an hour delay, the show went on, and the Pi Phi -Delt Second Chance Act took first place. It was the second time that the Pi PhiDelt team had placed 6rst , and the excitement and happiness made the long hours of practice , under direct ors Cindy Anderson and Pat O'Brian, well wo rth it.

What Others Are Saying

In their magazines-papers-speeches

Edited by MARIANNE REID WILD Kl11uas A/ph.

It's About Time!

They say that time is running out on the Greek letter world. They say that the percentage of students who pledge is shrinking steadily. They say They say They say.

And yet-

I have observed. in this rural Southern Ill inois town, an increasing number of Greek letter decals on car windows. This would indicate two things to me: one. that more of our hi g h school graduates are attending universities. and two, that they ARE joining Greek organizations I be li eve this is true in every area of our country.

And yet-

(hey say IS screaming from the head-

Academics Most Important

A co llege fraternity without academics cannot long exist. There are many criticisms of fraternity life. but it is fraternity's intellectual contribution or lack thereof which is the most suscep· tible to valid attack and which over the years in fraternities in general has received less atten-

Relieves Provincialism

It has been said that one of life's greatest dangers is that of becoming so absorbed in local concerns-fraternal or business-that you become provincial. Association with men from other coUeg.. and chapters may. and usually does. bring the discovery that others often do

Mickey Mouse Mini-Grades

"Where there was a lo t of fraternity 'mickey mouse' (aimless silliness and demeaning activities) . there were apt to be mini-grade point av-

lin What they say 6nds its way into the dialogue of every soap opera. What they say impr..ses the readers and watchers (parents of would·be sorority pledges). The general public is too eager to believe what they say.

And yetof us-ALL

GREEKS-ALL

DELTA ZETAS can help overcome what they say. We must use every opportunity to tell the world the good and true things about sorority membership . Rai se your voice in printdon't be drowned out by the TICK-TOCK of the clock.

LOUISE KENESEY H UTCH IN SON Pl1hlk Rei!t:cr'.5 Cwrdindtoc

The LAmp of Delta Zeta

tion. Academics is perhaps the most complicated program in a fraternity as there is no certain formula for success even in a single chapter let alone an entire fraternity. Each individual has unique situations and will react independently to each academic program."

THOMAS L. STENNIS"

National Educational Director

The LAn,.1 of Phi Kappa Tau

things in a superior way . This, to me, is an education in itself . It is an experience that is difficult to obtain through a local which limits contacts to alumni from one institution. Membership in a national organization helps to eliminate or, at least, relieve this limitation ."

JAMES L. HILLS. Executive Secretary The Emerald of Sigma Pi

erages. lack of respect between actives and pledg.. . and rather general disenchantment among fr ..hmen with fraternity life."

HAROLD O. WELSH

Educatiooal Adviser

The ATO Palm

Speak Up for the "Greeks"

As sorority members we become roncernM when we read unfair and biased articles downgrading the college fraternity system.

The "Greeks" (members of sororities and fraternities) h ave a history of obedience and cooperation with co llege administration rules and regu lations. "Greeks" never sto rm the president's office o r barricade campus bui ldi ngs de· manding to be given authority of administra· tors . Wh y, then is the fraternity system attacked while o th er student g rou ps (some bearded and barefooted) are allowed to disrupt classes, set po li cies and f orce the resigna ti on of co llege preside nts ?

To those who march , voice obscenities and degrade the United States , many of the "activi· ties and antics" of the "Greeks" may seem chi ldish. Unfortunately they are often derided by the press. Too often it is not reported that mo ney raised by those activities support "no nsensic. I" projects as : schools for the blind, dea f, or retard ed; t he SS H O PE; and scholar· ships that are ava ilable to qualified s tudents

While so me students destroy university prop· erty J the "Greeks" paint recreation cen te rs, co llect food and cl othing for needy families , and tutor under.privileged children . While some

It Only Takes One

" New programs do not just happe n . They are co nceived and executed by those who believe they have a better way, and p ledgi ng prog rams are no exception . Many chapters need to provide a better pled ges hip , and can if just one individual will

Must Avoid Barbarism

In spite of many current discussi o ns re lative to individual freed o m to do what one wants when one wants , it that as fraternity men we must believe that comlnon courtesy and good manners never will go out of style . There is no excuse for being so rushed that you let a door

THE A •• OW OF PI InA "HI

stude nts burn draft cards , the " Greeks" donate blood to the Red Cross. While participating in these "trivial" activities, the sororities maintain the hi g hest scholarship o n campus.

The fraternity system is nearly 200 years old . The " Who's Who" of the fraternity world reads like the " Who 's Who " of American his · tory . Over 80 percent of our industrialists, politi ca l lead e rs, humanit aria ns and o ther professional are fraternity members.

Today members hip in fraternities totals over seven million. ln the last six years , 400 co lleges asked that the " Greek" system be established on their campuses . Reasons given for these requests were : the fraternity system improves sc ho larship, promotes leadership and good citizenship , and creates a loyalty to the college or university . It is a matter of reco rd the 7} percent of the individual funds co ntributed to co lleges and universities is from fraternity and soro rity members.

W e think the facts should be reported fairly and completely. We are proud of our co llegiate " Greeks" who consistently maintain hi g h schol· ars h ip standing , and who enco urage hi g h moral and e thi cal standa rd s. We a re proud they are learning to be the leaders of tomorrow .

The Houston City Panhellenic Association N ews letter, as printed in Th. Aglaia of Ph i Mu

make it his perso nal project Understand the reasons behind t he chapter' S current program, become somet hin g of an expert regarding new ideas , and utilize effective politics to establish a new program."

R OBERT W CHAMBERLAIN, JR Director of Fraternity Education

Th. Shi.ld of K appa Psi

swi ng into the face of the person behind you. W e must not alJow ou r culture to become barbaric fo r the sake of " individual freedom ." When this happens we will no lo nger be hum an nor will we understand the mea nin g of brot herhood or fraternity.

DR R OBERT C. D EEN Triallgle Review

Always Keep Climbing

" Life is like climbing a slippery hill. We climb-and we slip. Climb a little more and slip again. Of course, we all slip. But the measure of man-the measure of YOU (as an individual, as a chapter, as an dub or association) is not you slip, but what you

Appreciate and Encourage

Today every fraternity is committed to the achievement of sound scholarship, to the development of better campus citizenship, and to many philanthropic and social service projects. They provide additional leadership opportunities and management responsibilities for their members. They offer experience in group participation of many kinds. provide ::m

Standards Is Comprehensive Term

The term standards also seem to evoke, almost immediately, in the average mind, problems involving drugs, alcohol and sex. Of course this is partially due to the inordinate amount of news cm'erage in these areas.

Personally, of all definitions of standards, we like-'a criterion of excellence.' It has the same fine ring to be found in the comprehensive dis-

Questions and Answers

In What Ways Can a Chapter Use Its Manpower to the Fullest Capacity?

An effective executive committee will support a strong committee system. The system can then be the 'p roving ground' where men demonstrate their ability and thus earn higher offices . Men usually do not choose to be 'inactive actives.' When given the responsibility, authority, encouragement and the support of the chapter, most men will perform admirably.

do when you slip. Do you pick yourself up and climb a little higher, or lie there and slip further back? In today's world of increasing demands and challenges there is little place for one who will not keep trying to climb higher."

RUTH

LANE, Director of Chapters

The Key of Kappa Kappa Gamma and supervised social program, and are instruments for group expression on many asp«ts of college life They enliven the American campus with a stimulating group competition which pervades schOlarship, intramural athletics, social affairs, and campus politics. Conceded that their defects deserve continuing attention, they are, after all , extremely useful and should be appreciated and encou raged by the various elements in the educational constituency .

NAT. S. ROGER S

The Kappa liipba I Ollrnal

cussion and definition of standards in the officia l A 0 IT handbook.

Here you'll be reminded that standards encompass far more than taking a stand on drugs, alcohol, sex, or any of the other major problems preoccupying campus figures today.

Standards are a successful formula structured to assure each A 0 IT of her individuality while being an active participant in a group.

Each member's conduct is a reflection on this group as well as on herself.

To Dragma of Alpha Omicron Pi

What Is the Best Way to Get a Frater to Pay His Bill on Time?

The best method of eliminating overdue bills is to NEVER offer a service in advance of payment Much like the university expects tuition before the term begins, the dorm expects payment of rent before you move in t a theater requires you to purchase a ticket before you see a movie ; the advance payments of fraternity room, board and dues will eliminate a number of harassing petty fraternity problems

The Td, of Tau Kappa Epsilon

Denver Pi Phi In l04th Year!

by VIRGINIA KELLY HOMAN

DenfJu CIMb

THE FLOWERS of the Rocky Mountains have always been a source of special joy. Here where winter IS often harsh and spring unaccountable for her actions, the tiny, exquisite blue harebell, the sturdy Indian paintbrush, and the delicately scented prairie rose vie for our affection and ad· miration. Even the audacious dandelion which spills its gold coins each year across our lawns., gives a special awareness of the persistence of beauty.

There are sometimes friends whose c harm and joy of life rtmind one of flowers. They ac· cept age graciously, and experience gratefully. One such friend, and a Pi Phi sorority sister, is Naoma Alfrey Plumb , wh o will celebrate her 104th birthday in August. A dainty little lady With blue eyes and a warm smile, Naoma radi o ates that special flowerlike charm. No wonder the Pi Phis of 1884 at Lawrence, Kansas (who were then known as l. C. Sorosis) selected her as a member, and th at she is the c herished wife of Mr. Francis M. Plumb of Denver. Th e Denver Pi Beta Phi Alumna: Club also holds her in spe· clal esteem, and the senior g roup is using her arrow as their president's pin.

Born on August 22, 1866, in Pittsburgh, Pa.,

Naoma Alfrey attended the University of Kansas where she became a Pi Phi in 1884. She woo every contest they had in the dramatics field, and went on to become a Shakespearean reader and performer, touring with a company which included the notable actor, Creston Clark. She trained in dancing under the ablest foreign dancing masters of the time, one of whom also taught Isadora Duncan. She received not only a thorough training in the art of dancing, but also knowledge of anatomy and physiology. She was graduated from two years of Normal School, and four years at the Columbia College of Expression in Chicago, where she later served five years on the faculty.

In 1908 she founded the Alfrey College of Expression and School of Dancing in Denver, and also became the Director of the Department o f Expression and Physical Training at Colorado Woman·s College (now known as Temple Buill Co llege.)

Over the years she presented many charity performances for orphans, soldiers, homeless girls, and of special interest to us , an exhibition o f dancing to help Denver's P i Phis raise S1,000 for the Settlement School being started at Gatlinburg, Tennessee

At her school of dancing she taught normal children as well as those who had to wear braces from polio or some other cripp ler With (ColflinMtJ Olf lfulp"I')

Naoma Alfrey Plumb cel.brated her 10lrd birthday 1011 Augult at her hom. In Oenver.

Naomo Alfrey, I. C. Sorolil , is shown when she becom. a PI Phi In 1884, wearing her original GrTQW pin .

Six Spend Unusual Vacation

SIX California Delta Pi Phis, Jeannie Brown , Betsy Eick, Jacki Fleming, Leslie Willey , Kathy Williams , and 1, had a very exciting Easter vacati o n fl oating (I should say, paddling) down the Colorado River on used rubber army rafts . We started at Hoover Dam and traveled 30 miles down stream to Nielson's Landing. As we had imagined the trip at V.C.L.A., we would Roat slowly and luxuriant ly down the warm river, "soaking up rays" and hopping in and out of the water. Bu t alas ...

The fir st night, when we arrived at Hoover Dam , we were instructed that our camp site was at the end o f a four mile dirt road. As the sky darkened, we arrived in camp only to find that it was nothin g more than a large gravel parking lot slanted towards the lake That night three of our g roup slept in the car, while the other three

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patience and tact, she taught these special chi I. dren ballroom dancing One particular pupil who was unable to move her feet at all, was dressed in a long costume , placed upon the stage, and given the thrill of participating in the show do· ing a part which required only arm and handwork. "And she did it beautifully!·· recalls the proud teacher.

With origi nality , persistence, and a nne knowledge of music and art, Naoma composed thirty ballets , adapted from stories, and set them to appropriate music. She also designed all the costumes, making comp lete miniatures on dolls, so that the pupils' mothers cou ld copy them.

"Dancing is a mode of expression," she said. "The body should be trained to obey the artistic laws such as are in scu lpture , painting and the fine arts:' She still corresponds with many of her former students . Pointing to the correct posture in photographs of her stu · dents , she declared, , always insisted upon a good line-good balance-a good straight line that would last for life:·

Here is a lady who, like a small flo\\'e r, has brought beauty into many lives. Here is a Pi Phi who has truly sought and found the beautiful and the good.

by LAURIE BIRD California Della

braved the sticks and stones. Next morning at 5 :30 the camp was awakened when Leslie, who had been sleeping in the car, accidentally sounded the horn . Our first day on the river began.

To get to where the rafts were, nve cars at a time drove down a very na rrow road to the bottom of Hoover Dam, where each car Jet out its passengers and cargo. After everything was unloaded , it still had to be carried over a 20-foot cliff At the bottom of this cliff, t he rafts were inflated. Finally, after many trials and tribulations, the Pi Phis were floating down the beautiful Colorado River It was a sparkling emerald color, and the towering cliffs on both sides made the scenery very impressive .

That night we, along with the other 120 in our group, camped near a hot spring. At one point along the spring there was a large pool with the warm water tumbling down from a 12 foot water fall. As we were getting ready for bed the wind started to blow-not a soft gentle breeze, but a rip-roaring wind storm . It blew all night and in the morning we were covered with dirt.

After sugar cookies for breakfast (it probably has been not iced that we are not experienced campers), we were back on the river . As we were floating along, eight boys on two rafts tied together, decided they wanted to come visit us As they were leaving, one of the boys pushed off from our raft with his oar. This was not the thing to do, because we were suddenly sinking. Luckily we were able to transfer our belongings and people onto other rafts. The water at this time was a chilling '2° , and the two girls who got wet were, needless to say, very cold.

That night we didn·t get in till after dark, so we skipped dinner, climbed into our sleeping ba!;s and li stened to th e singi ng around the camp fire.

Next morning we awoke to a beautiful day , and we thought our dreams were finally coming true. For two hou rs we just floated on our rafts. Then a slight wind came up so we started paddling. The wind blew with more force and we paddled harder Finally we were paddling with all our might and staying in the same place! Water was splashing over the edge and we were (cot"i,,,ml 0" pa,l 22)

Dorothy Stuck Is HEW Appointee

DOROTHY DAVIS STUCK, former editor of The ARROW, has been appointed Regional Di · rector of the Office for Civil Rights in the De· partment of Health, Education and Welfare 's Region 7 office in Dallas, Texas. The region covers five states, Arkansas, Oklahoma , Louisi. ana, Texas, and New Mexico, and Dorothy will be in charge of enforcing civi l rig h ts laws and guidelines in those states. The job includes wo rking with health agencies and welfare offices as well as school officia ls.

Doroth y, who has been editor of the Marked Tree Tribmu in Arkansas for twenty years, has been we ll known for her commitment to equal rights, and her service with the Republican Party in A rkansas. Her husband , Howard, is publisher of the Tribll1le and the Lepant o Neu 's-Record. He plans to join Doro thy this spring, and they hope to find a manager for the papers and keep their ties with Marked Tree . Mrs Stuck sees the Civil Rights A ct which she is to administer as "opening the door to civil responsibility . The greatest opportunity of OUf time is to sol\'e thiS problem ," she said.

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Our. I. an oge of .pecialilolion , they . oy , and Pan Americon

Modelyn

po h refOrt• Madelyn , an

in Miami and I• • erv

aboard the new 747 g iant le tll ner on fl ight. to the Caribbean and aeroll the At. lant le to lI bon , lareelona , the French IIlviera and lIome .

n

, A ri zo n a Alpha , ha l been awarct.d the .ilver wi ng. o f on Am eri can A irl ine. Ifewarde and hal now b H n anignH to fli gh t du ty out of New Yo ", City. 5he received her wing. a . a g rodu ot. in th e fo u r#! cia th is y. o r at the Ame ric a n Ailrine. 5teward ••• College in fort Worth. KathlHn I. a na tive o f Atl a nta , Ga.

Dorothy Dav i, Stuc.k

steward."

Gomwell'. lpec:lalty I,

IIlinai. Alpha PI Phi , i. ba.ed

ing

Kathle.

lundy

W h at I s a P i Ph i?

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Th, tol/oIVillg arlid, tua] preUllltd tlI101l'}1I1011J/y / O Indiana B ela by a Ira . Urnil] member u -veral yearl ago.)

BETWEEN the innocence of a Girl Scout and the dignity of motherhood , we find a lovely creature called a Pi Phi . Pi Phis come in assorted wei g hts, heights , s hades of blondes , and thinking capacities, but all Pi Phis hav e the sa ine goa l- to be every second of ('very minute of every hour of every day, a lady-or as close as possible,

Pi Phis arc fou nd everywhere-running around, jumping over , passing by , studying for , driving from , or talkin g to, Other Pi Phi s kid them, alums bug them , fraternities adore them, housemothe rs tol e rate them, and mo thers worry about th em , A Pi Phi is Beauty in knee socks , Tenderness in a maxi, Elegance in sneakers, Feminity in culottes, Confidence in a ca rdigan , and the best o f a cooed in camel's hair.

When you can't date one, a Pi Phi is snobbish , g iddy, fi ckle, plump, over·rated, sloppy, and stupid. When you think you ' ve finally got a date, she breaks it, has a meeting , goes home for the weeke nd, gets pinned th e night befo re, has song practice , or comp letely forgets all about it.

To a Kappa or Theta, for rush purposes, a Pi Phi g ushes , tries snow jobs, dirty rushes, calls the dorms , and is as charming as a cobra, as sneaky as a fox , as warm as a pola r bea r. She is com posed of properly placed pads, foam rubber, playtex, a bottle of bleach and four pounds of make ·up .

T o anot her P i Phi , s he has, for rus h purposes, the agi lity of a Cyd Charise, the depth of the M ona Lisa , the beauty of a Miss Am e ri ca, the brains of a Phi Beta Kappa , th e manners o f Emily Post, and is a compos ite of Grace Kell y, J ackie Kenned y, an d Liz T ay lor- with the best of each

To an alum , a Pi Phi is someone who will neve r ru sh as well, study as hard , be as sweet, si ng as loud , o r ge nerate nearly as much house spi rit as did the sisters of yesteryear.

A P i Phi likes pledge dan ces, winn ing con · tests, fraternity blasts , cutting classes , getti ng pi nned , Brown County , and being booked up two weeks in advance. She is not much for song practice , exchange dinners , phone duty, classes , sitting home Saturdays, or guys who

don ' t call a week ahead .

No one else looks forward so much to Sep· tember or SO little to June Nobody gets as much pleasure fro m out-rushing Kappas , outstudying Thetas , or out dating Delta Gammas NObody e lse can cram into one mind class assignments, the names of sister's pin men, w ords to LU sing, new pledges , and a method of charming that makes competitors pale by com· parison.

A Pi Phi is a wonderful, complicated creature. You ca n criticize her, but you can't discourage her . You can buy her a coke, but you can't buy a date She says to call , but 2·4476 is a permanent busy sig nal. She makes you feel im· portant, but it's not a big thing. She looks like a Miss America , but she acts like a high school freshman.

Actually she's a sincere, hard -working, determined young lady , d oi ng the best she can for her house , her school , and herself . And when you come out of an exam you know you Runk ed, or wake up on the wrong side of the bed, try the mag ic remedy. Dial the number and wait for the magi c words , "Good morning. Pi Beta Ph i. Can I hel p you please?"

Heads Symposium Week

by ANNE POWERS , North Caro/i"a Alpha

M a rch 1'·19 was Caro lina Symposium week at the University of North Carolina. The theme of this year's Symposium was "Man and His Environmen t," and all students took an avid interest in hea rin g the many distinguished scientists and political lead ers who visited the campus.

Fo ur Pi Phis were especially busy as the week approached. Claiborne Jones was chairman of the Symposium Coo rdin ati ng Committee. She was especiall y ho nored by the opportunity to dine with Senator Edmund Mu ski e.

Other P i Phi s on the Symposium staff were Laurie Eme""n , Em P a rri sh , and Sarah Clay

rr Best Dressed }} Mak es Own Clothes

by MARSHA MARTIN KII"JtlJ Btla

ANN FONCANNON , with her long blond·to· brown hair swinging behind her , was recently notified that she is one of Glamour's Top Ten Best Dressed.

Ann , a journalism junior, feels that clothes a re important-the right kind and the right fit. Her sisters often find her sitting on her bed in belled jeans and a work shirt, making just that type of clothes. Her clothes are made to Ratter her legs, which she feels are too lo ng, and her vivacious always-on-the-move personality. She wears minis, findings little room in her closet for the midi, "because they look so terrible."

She modeled her latest creation, a backless sundress made from her o ld bed spread, at the university's recent Open House Fashion Show. This is just one of many activities she'll encoun· ter in her year as one of the best dressed.

Ann isn't all clothes. Through her work on the K -State Collegian, she became actively involved in the pollution campaign o n campus. She planned an Environmental T each-In in conjunction with the university's Environmental Awareness Week .

She also became interested in the problem of urbanization and, as a result , took a semina r

that conducted a thorough study of Manhattan, Kansas.

Ann also enjoys small craft work and has made plaques and key chains for many of her sisters. I n addition , s he's been Ou r fashion consultant and is truly deserving of her title.

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all wet, cold, and afraid. We started waving down boats to give us a tow and two men finally pulled us into Nielson's Landing. That night we slept on the edge of an unused paved road, with four of us sleeping in the car b«ause of threatened rain. The other two slept outside with the wind whistling around and bats skeeking over their heads

We went looking f o r adventure and we found more than we ever expected. But we are already trying to figure out where we will go next time .

ATTENTION

SEPTEMBER 15

is the deadline for the Winter, 1970, issue of The ARROW. Informati on must rench the editor by that date. Chapter correspondents send list of initiates since April 1; news, features, pictures; and pictures for Campus Leaders, Mortar Board, Who's Who sections.

Mail to: Mrs . W. W. Ford, Jr .

268 Underwood Drive N W Atlanta, Georgia 30328

News of rrowmon

school of arts and crafts

....... The Great Smoky Mountains Gotlinburg, Temessee 37738

CAN YOU TOP THIS : with ,hingl •• , that It Due to the int,,..., generollty, and hard work of coll.glonl and alum· nat ,"'roughout Th, Fraternity, $5,000 hal been received for the "lif,tlme .hl ngl Howev.r olaf April 1, 1970 , $10 , 000 more I, " d.d 10 ftnlsh roofing the new clon,oom building. In theM picture •• you con , •• whot a d iff.rence your dollar will mok • Only port of the roof hal bun shins led, and lihwlle only a port of the contribution. n ded hove (ome In to ArTOwmont Ten chapters hove ,.ported 100'" of their memb,"hip have bought ,hingl

Club Shoppers Come "Down The Road A-Piece"

IThas been said that women will go to great len gt hs to shop, and ce rtainly this is tcue of Champaign.Urbana Pi Phis Boots Wilson and K atherin e Dallenbach .

These ladies drove from Champaig n, 111., to Gatlinburg, Tenn. (a round trip of approxi. mately a thousand miles ), to purchase merchan . dise from Arcowcraft Shop for their club's an · nual sale. This "s hoppi ng spree" to Gatlinburg is an annual trip for members of the Cham. paign·Urbana Club-a club which over t he years h as consistently been one of The Fraternity's

by SARAH RUTH MULUS BOltrd 0/ Goventot's

lea ders in Arrowcraft sales. During 1968.69 thei r gross sales were $7,348.36, an increase of a thousand dollars over the sales of the preced. ing year.

Kath erine was chairman of their successful Arcowcraft sale held at the Urbana·Lincoln Ho. tel, and Boots , as genera l sales chairman, is responsible for sales at her home during the year. Thest enthusiastic Pi Phis spent several days in Gatlinburg shopping at the Arrowcraft Shop, to uring Arrowmo nt, and viSiting with some of

Mory Franc., Dovidson, who also leach.. vegetabla dy ing ot Arrowmont , demondrate. h.r "I. of the spin. nlng wh •• 1 to 800ts, lefl , and Katherln. DaUenbach Mary France. I••e lf·taught and hal wrllten a book , "Th. Dy. Pot," now In its .eco nd println, .

the craftsmen in the area.

Boots and Katherine returned home with a station wagon full of items they h ad personally se lected, and with a greater appreciation of the craftsmans hip that went into the hand made products. This was Katherine's first trip to Gat· linburg, and she wrote that she returned home "go, go, go--- Pi Phi , Arrowc raft, Arrowmontfi ll ed to the brim and ready to pop with Pi Phi pride."

Elme, Kear' broommakin, date. back to 192 •. He and IOn larry .how Katherin. DoII.nboch how they make th ••• broom. with hond made tool. and pocket knlve •

loo ts Willon m ts thr.. generations of Arrowmont weavers . From the left , Joan Whaley , St.lla No lon , Mrs . Jane Nolan . Mrs . Cora Morton , Mrs. Aug _It a Wholey , and Boot• .

Shaheda To Return For Second Summer

A NATIVE of Pakistan, Shaheda Khauam came to Arrowmont to learn so that, in turn , she could tea ch She will return in September to Dacca , East Pakistan , where she will teach crafts in the home economics department of the university there.

Shaheda is the third of her countrymen to attend Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. She came to this country with the aid of the Ford Foundation. Through a grant she first came to the United States last winter, and spent a quarter at the University of Oklahoma. From there she went to the University of Tennessee home economics departm ent, -where she is currently working toward her Masters in Crafts.

It was as a graduate student at U.T. that Shaheda went to Arrowmont last summer to enro ll in enameling and textile design courses. In June Shaheda returns to Arrowmont to spend the e ntire s ummer . In addition to the invaluable k:lOwledge she has received from her courses, she thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity of being with the other students. Shaheda speaks most fondly of her summer at Arrowmo nt as "one of the happiest times" she has spent in this country. She especially loved the mountains and the friendliness of the penple. She values

the first hand experience of getting to know Americans of all ages and backgrounds through Jiving, working, and studying together .

Likewise the faculty and students enjoyed getting to know her. She brig htened the di ning room of the Staff House as she came into breakfast every morning wearing her colorful saris.

All the students and teachers antici pated Shaheda's persona l "fas h ion show." In additio n to th e numerous saris she brought from Pakistan, she silk screened and block printed several more while the re at Arrowmont.

As a part of her graduate work, Shaheda is writing her thesis, titled "Exploring the New Uses of Jute in Several Craft Media." Jute, a fiber obtained from plants, is presently used chiefly in sacking, burlap, and twine. This fibrous material is one of the leading natural prod. ucts of Pakistan Through her studies Shaheda hopes to find additional uses for this product, thereby increasing the possibilities for exports. This in lllm wuuld aid her countrymen «eoom· ically.

Sha h. do Khonam [on(e ntrat•• on he r tex til. de,lg n

Marianna Kistl e r lea (h i, ,hown receiving an appointment (ertiff(at. to th e Pr. sl d.n t', Camm ltt.e an Mental Retardat ion from Rob ert H. finch , Secretary of Health , Educat ion and WelfoN.

President Names Marianna Beach To Committee

MARIANA KI STLER BEACH, Xi Province APP , is one of President Nixon's six new appointttS to the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. he is StCretary of the state executive committte for the Kansas Association for Mental H ealth . Her duties on the President's Committee involve internationa l activities and delivery of serv ices. The twenty-four membtr committee is charged by the President to assess national mental retardation needs and programs , promote cooperation among agencies, public and private, working in mental retardation and related human development fields; and stimulate public understanding and action on the mental retardation problem n ationwide.

A Kansas Beta alumna, Marianna is a member of Pi K appa Phi, Theta Sigma Phi, and Mortar Board, and was an ABO Province Award winner.

In Ha ys, Kansas, where she and her hu sba nd , Ross, make their ho me , she has held numerous civic offices. She has served or is serving as vice chairman of Hays Day Care Center for Exceptional Children, chairman o f the city beautification co mmittee for the Hays Arts Council, president of the area Girl Scout Counci l, president of the Kansas Federation of Republi can Women, president of her PEO chapter, and president of the United Presbyteri an W omen.

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Weekend In Monmouth Will Be Remembered

by LINDA HAYES, Missouri Alpha

HARK! The sound of a key in the doo r of the Missouri Alph a Pi Phi house! At four o'clock in the morning, who could it be? Slowly and quietly, pledges began to sneak through the open door. Qui ckly, they began to stash away si lverware, li g ht bulbs and the fuse to the intercom They greased faucets and sinks and finally tied together all of the doors, so no active could block the ir escape

Having finished their duties, they carefull y stole away and boarded a chartered bus, leaving behind them traces of th at wonderful th ing ca ll ed a walkou t . At six o'clock the bus pu lled out, with pledge class, captives, and pledge trainer- bound for Monmouth, Illinois, the birth place of Pi Beta Phi !

As the bus rolled along, through Missouri and Iowa, the girls sang songs of Pi Phi history and waited anxiously to reach Mo nmouth . Finally, th e gang rolled into Monmouth for an exciting weekend of parties, skit-making, and an unforgettable tour of Holt H ouse. The girls were amazed by the beauty of that two-story wooden hou se. It was here that all of the meaning of Pi Beta Phi carne to light. Looking closely and admiringly upon all the antiques that the founders of I.C Sorosis had t reasured brought forth a unity that glowed from one member to another. The love and sisterhood was clearly evident to all.

Soon t he members of the M on mou th chapter rushed all of the p ledges out into the street for a rally and a kick-line. Then , all were taken to a fraternity house for spaghett i dinn er

At t1even o'dock the next morning, everything was loa ded onto t he bus. The pledges and M o nmouth girls all jOined together f o r a tinal good-bye over co ffee and rolls . The skit was presented and again songs were sung. Then it carne time to "hit the road for home" and sadly, the bus pulled away from Monmouth

It was a memorable occasion. Take the advice of the pledge class of Missouri Alph a-"Jf you want to have a most unforgettable time, with meaning unique to the members of Pi Beta Phi , take a trip to Mo nmo uth and stop in at Holt Hou se!"

Thank you, Illinois Alpha

West Virginia Gamma Has Second Birthday Celebration

WEST VIRGINIA GAMMA'S second semester began with a bang, for after our long January term vacation , we began our formal rush. We held rush workshop in our new house in order to accustom ourse lv es to partying in it. It's quite a luxury to decide between two house levels for a rush party! A mainstay all through rush appeared in the person of the traveling counse lor, Nancy Wright , who was with us for two weeks. We were morc than honored to have her celebrate her birthday with us and we took her completely off guard with a surprise birthday party , cake, candles and all! We depended on Nancy for much information and she gave us additi o nal help by playing nurse to our Au -stricken sorority . We would often have orange juice doled out to us , with the co mmand to "put so mething o n yo ur feet right now!" Nancy came to be like one of our own chapter members ano we hated to see her leave . Rush was hectic, but in the end it was well wo rth all the hurry and worry. We all became attached to the so ngs and knew that they had meaning . Happiness is "wearing an arrow all shiny bright" and we co nveyed this idea to fourteen girls wh o became our pled ges on February 13 _ Totally convinced that they are the best pledg es o n campus , our conviction was stren g th ened one Saturday mo rning as they " raided " uS at seven o'cl ock- they scrubbed and clean ed th e house while the actives breakfasted o n the coffee and donuts the pledges had brought

Needless, to say , we were quite proud to show off our pl edges to Mrs Faye Martin Gross , wh o c am e to visit us in early March . The hi g hli g ht o f her visit was our birthday celebration dinner on March 2. We had weath e red tw o years and were no w no longer on probation . Fitting ly, Mrs . G ross cut o ur cake for us , f o r she h ad been ins trume ntal in the installati on o f th e W es t Virg in ia Gamma Chapter . Pe rhaps th e mos t o utstanding event in o ur

by SUSAN ScHULTZ

Well Vi,&inia Glfmlna

s«ond semester to date was the announcement that Peggy Kravchuk had won a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship_ Peggy had graduated in December, completing her co llege education in on ly three and a half years. As an English major , she had won the awards for outstanding sophomore and junior English student and had been appointed Senior Fellow in the department. A Dean's List student during most of her stay at Bethany, Peggy received a 4.00 for her last semester In Pi Beta Phi, she had acted as historian , scholarship chairman, and president. We are all tremendously proud of Peggy and hope that the chapter can gain by her example

Cathy Manning, Arizona aeta , will begin a new adv.n· tur. In Octobe r when sh. begins .tudying at World Campus Afloat of Chapman CoUeg •. The voyage will .. 'end over a period or four months and will take the .tudenll to Europe, Afr ica, South Amer ica, and Mtx· ico. After the .emesler Is over, Cathy will ,.tum to Arlzono State University where she has been on the yearbook .taff , was G,.ek Week chairman and coordinator , and chapt.r social chairman. Cathy Is on elementary education malor

Promoting Greeks Is Karen's Concern

KAREN LAYTON, a Colo rado Gamma junior from Denver, is an outstanding example of an invo l ved Greek on co ll ege camp uses. Karen has not on ly been concerned with activities of th e Co lo rado State University ca mpus, but also with activities on all campuses with a Greek system. Last summ er Kare n was an intern fo r Opera . tion Greek , professiona l men an d women in the are as of public rel ations and coun se ling who have become consu lt ants to fraternities and sorori ti es. K aren vo lunteered her services to help organize rush programs , write brochures , and type speeches . She became involved with the compa ny because s he was interested in their modern answers for fraternities that were having problems. The work helped K aren develop her ow n p h ilosop hi es abou t h ow Greeks on the CSU ca mpu s co uld utili ze programs th at Operation Greek w as selling all over th e United States

Kart:n returned to schoo l in the fall , she was respons ibI t: for the Pi Phi rush parties. Aft er a very successfu l rush , Kar en turned her effo rts to her public relations class . A s her class p roject K aren chose to p ro mote the Greek system on campus. The Operation Greek staff he lped her p lan a clinic in whi ch new pro. grams, o ld prob lems, and effective plan s cou ld be discussed. Over 300 gi rls attended the clinic, including sorority members from six schools. Th e resu lts o f the clinic were so goo d that a panel discussion o n KCS U·FM radio was arranged, discussing the ro le o f the Greeks on the co ll ege campus today. K aren was then asked to do an interview with Bill Park e r of KOA -radio to discuss the effect Greeks h ad o n all co ll ege camp uses. Durin g the inten'iew ca ll s came in from all ove r Co lo rado ask ing questions which Karen answered .

Kare n then began pub lis hing newspaper articles and for the first time news cou ld be read about the Greeks .

Karen 's next project was to he lp produce a film that Operation Greek was sponsoring. The 20 minute co lor. 16mm film entitled, Is Greek A Dead Language:' s hows the truth about the Greek sys tem today. It would be bought by na-

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by BRENDA PARKS C%rtU/o Gamma

tio naIs , field sec reta ri es, Pan helleni c and Inte r. fraternity Counci ls, and aJumni dubs all over the United States. K aren hel ped with th e pro· duction and also did some o f th e narrating.

It was because of thi s act ivity that P anhel len ic ejected Karen as public rel ations chai rman . H er purpose is to promote activities, prog rams, an d, most importa nt, understanding among the Greeks an d Indepe nd an ts.

Karen ha s just been e lected vice president of university affairs for t he CSU student legisla· ture. It is through this channel that the Greeks are receiving a stronger voice in stude nt government and ca n initiate more effective programs on campus.

Co lo rado Gamma is proud to have a sister lik e Kare n in our chapte r.

Cathy Returns To Albio n Coll ege

by MERIDETH ROSENBERG , Michigan Delta

MI CHIG AN DELTA welcomes back former p resident Cat hy Am os who left schoo l last Novembe r to go to the Mayo Clini c in Minn eso ta where she underwent surgery involving a heart valve transplant. So that Cathy would have enough free blood plasma, P i Ph is campaig ned throughout Albi on Co llege campus to rec ru it donors for the Red Cross Bl ood Drive which was to replace the plasma used for Cat h y in the Mayo Clinic Bl ood Bank. Needless to say Pi Bet a Phi won the contest for the campus o rgani. zat ion co ntributin g the most blood to the dri ve . Cath y·s parents kept us posted o n prog ress and we hel ped keep spirits u p with lo ts of prayers , cheery letters and ca rds . During her three month absence from schoo l, Cat hy ca rried two co ll ege co urses thinking she would need some· thing to keep her busy during the reco very period . Her co urse work comp leted, Cathy returned in February for second semes ter classes and student teachin g. W e are happy the opera· tion was 3 success and that we have her back with us again.

Rushing Innovations Tried at San Diego

by JOAN HOSTElTER CtlJi/orn;tt Epsilon

THIS year San Diego State's Panhelleni c voted to have an unstructured type of spring ru sh Instead o f t he scheduled parties held in

Trophies Pile Up

by MARSHA MARTIN, Kallsas State

EX CIT EMENT re ig ned at Kansas Beta th e ni g ht of March 14. We mad e a clean sweep of H a rlequinade, a presentation of four skits by four student groups.

Ente red with th e Si g ma Chi s, we took first pla ce over.all , fir st in choreog raphy , best actor, and Jan ice Latham was chosen bes t actress.

After many ho urs of discussi o n l ast fall, we arrived at the title o f " You Can' t Beat Mutha H ood and A pp le P i" or ' TII T ake a Dry Manhattan." The skit ce ntered on Big AI , leader of th e 1920 New York Mafia, who decided to open a ne w front, the infiltration of an Am e rica n university. He appointed key mobsters Mu · tha Hood (ai ded by Apple Pi , played by Pi Ph i An gie Otto), Buns , and Penn y An te , bette r known as Pi Phi J ani ce Latham . Th e mob mo ved into th e M anh attan scene, where the rest of the scheme to corrupt the university unfo lded.

Th e e oire house was in vo l ved with the producti o n--rostumes, scenery and just plain sp ir it. After a yea r' s work, the effort was ce rtainl y worth a ll the trouble.

Our three big trophies in our living room are proof!

The Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi reg retfully ann o un ces the relin q ui shing of the charters of Vermont Al pha in February, 1969, and D .C. Alpha in October, 1969.

T o the loya l a lumn ., of Vermont Al pha, founded in 1893, Grand Council extends its compassion fo r the loss- remembering the years of leaders hip , loya lty, and n ' ice that were given to this ch apter.

When a ch apter such as D .C. Alpha, in

the sorority houses, we were allowed to have as many or as few functi o ns as we desired . The parties could include the entire chapter, o r if we preferred, two members rushing a girl could be co nsidered an official party. We were allowed to entertain any g irl as often as we wis hed, but we were required to bid her after her fifth party

In orde r to be fair to all houses on campus, bidding was no t allowed until a specified day and time. That allowed the rushees to see all of their bids at once, and dec ide for them se l ves af· ter they were aware of all of their ch oices To add a pe rsonal touch , we hand-delivered a scro ll -ty pe invit atio n for bidding to each g irl

We did not have a qu ota placed on us , but rather, a sU88ested num ber. Thus we were able to pled ge every g irl that wante d us . Our rush was very success ful , and we pledged eleven g irls, an unusually large number for our spring pled ge class

We had severa l parties at ou r beautiful house, and had a few ba rbecu es o n our lovely patio. Our preference ni g ht party was in an active's apa rtm ent o n the beach. The atmosphere was relaxing and th e rushees seemed to enj oy it. We also took rus hees to dinner o n H arbor Island and o ther pretty locations in the San Diego area . The ru she es were quite impressed, and we had a good time o urse lves .

W e stressed a casua l t nvi ronment and almost always wore pants or very sporty cl ot hes . Thi s was ve ry attractive to the rushees, and h e l ped to illustrate ou r individua li ty.

Th anks to M arth a Clark , ou r rush c h airman, an d to Panhe ll e ni c fo r the new rush program , we now h ave eleven beautifu l and outstand ing p led ges!

existence for 80 years, is forced to cease existi ng , it is cause fo r deep co nce rn . The decision to the c harter was a difficult o ne to reach and was done in the best inte rests of The Fraternity.

Grand Council can only hope the day will come w hen both Ihese fine ch apters will "'claim their charters and take their pl aces in the chapter roll once again.

Features of Dogwood Festival Include Atlanta Pi Phis

by MAURICE GILCHRIST DAVIS

SPRINGTIME was officially recognized in the Dogwood City of the South on Monday, April 6, at 7:30 P.M Atlanta's 1970 Dogwood Festi· val was opened at that time by a grand parade down the famous Peachtree Street through the heart of Atlanta " Springtime Around the World" was the theme for the floats.

The Atlanta Women's Chamber of Com· merce sponsors the festival which originated in 1936. Last year over 125 ,000 visitors , from 36 states, attended the Dogwood Festival. Even more were expected this year.

During the entire week there was a varied series of attractions, with something for each member of the family.

wide cookery exhibition. Included in these events were those pertaining to the arts .

Most interesting to the Atlanta Alumnae Club was the part of the festival celebrating Old At. lanta. The Festival of Old Atlanta, with crafts, exhibits, history, music, dancing, and singing, was held in Underground Atlanta, the restora. tion project under the heart of the city.

The interest of the club began in September when David Cowles of Underground Atlanta presented a talk on the subject at an a lumnae meeting . This interest was reciprocated when, later in the meeting , Mr. Cow les was intro du ced to the inventiveness and enthusiasm of Sara Jane Harman Tackett, hea d of ways and means .

The results of this meeting were evidenced during the Festival of Old Atlanta, when the Pi Ph is had their ow n sidewa lk display o f cra fts from the Arroweraft Shop Throug hou t the week of the festival Atlanta found the P i Phis busi ly at work hawking their wares on the sidewalks of the old city

Hopefully , along with the opening of the dogwood blossoms, the Atlanta Pi Phis will be· come an integral part of the Atlanta Dogwood Festival.

Oklahoma Alpha Sponsors Lectures

Two lighted dogwood trails provided a spe· cial night-time attraction. There was an oldfashioned train ride which gave the participants a look at transportation as seen by passengtrs over half a century ago. Combos played on street corners throughout the city and there were Rower markets downtown. The wtek 's schedule included tours of art galleries, a jazz jamboree , and the Festival de Cuisine, a city-

At the University of Oklahoma, Pi Phi is the first to hold classes in the Living Environment. Through the university , guest professors meet each week to disruss human relations problems with the girls. Problems that have been dealt with are race relations, pollution and the population exp losion . These lectures are open to the public as well as the Pi Phis.

"Whatever (oI1JlrIlClit,t thin g! fhal It-ill romt 0111 of the lau tll1d order iUlle will no/ be derided in the JlrUIJ, bill ill Ih e minds of infllltl1lial mtn , alld il iJ my hope fh al Gruk J will be among them.' '' TOM HORTON , Phi Si g ma Kappa

Jane' Smith Wright , and h., entire family , manned the Pi Phi booth In Underground Atlonla during ana of the bUIY tima •. From the I.ft are Jonet , daughter J ill, 12 , on the stairl, lonl Gr eg, 17 and Jeff , 14 and husband Marsh rtlady to leove home for a full da y

Pi Phis Honor Theta and Kappa

by GARLEN HABENICHT MACK

THE Kokomo, Indiana, Alumn", Gub held a Centennial Tea honoring Kappa Alpha Theta and Kappa Kappa Gamma alumn",. The snowy March Sunday did not dampen the spirit or attendance of the tea he ld in the home of Garlen Habenicht Mack . Phyllis Carter Stucker, president of our club, greeted guests at the door. They then received co lorful narnetages decorated with a felt flower designating each sorority.

Emily Wa lter Wallace, Alumn", P rovince President, graciously poured for us. The beautifully decorated petits fours and tea cookies, lovely floral centerpiece , gleaming silver, and glimmering candles gave the tea table a festive air. The many comments and notes received by our club following the tea made Rowene Hig-

bee Hall, chairman of the event, feel that it was a grand success.

Chapter Helps

At Orphanage

by JANIS HIRSCH, Florida Gamma

Working together during rush or with the alumn", has given a great deal to the Florida Gamma Pi Phis . However, nothing can compare to that exceptionally warm and special feeling that has grown in the girls as they worked with the Lutheran Orphanage in Siavia, Florida. The Pi Phis are fortunate that the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity asked us to join in their project. The Pi Phis go to the orphanage for at least three hours each week, where they become tutors and playmates or just someone to talk to. The chapter arranged for the children to come to the sorority house for a pizza party , and beach parties are planned.

We are giving our energy and enthusiasm to this project; but more than that , we acc gaining insight into the world of giving and to the world of love.

Alumna! Spo nsor

M o nm outh Duo

by CONNIE ROBS, W Y01ll;ng Alpba

On February 27, actives and pledges from both the Pi Phi house and the Kappa Kappa Gamma house set out towards Cheyenne for their second Monmouth Duo. However, this one was a new occasion in that it was the first annual Monmouth Duo sponsored jointly by the Cheyenne alumnae of Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma. The two alum clubs, who usually hold separate dances to honor the actives and pledges at the University of Wyoming, decided to work together SO the dance would be the best ever, and named the dance Monmouth Duo.

Attended by members of both :lIum clubs as well as the girls and their dates, Monmouth Duo began with a no-host get-together, followed by a buffet dinner and dancing. The girls returned with a wooden carving of an arrow and a key as well as loads of enthusiasm for the dance and hopes for another next year!

Ga rle n Mac k, Rowen _ Hall and Phyllis Stuck , Il-I .

h eell: th . , iI .... , b. for- e nt e rta ining Kappa . and Th.ta l

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komo AlumnClt

Sharon Cloud , T xa D.lta , i. on. of the mo.t Int.,.sting p opJ ev. r chol. n a b auty at Te xa Christ ian Un l.... "ity. Sh . Is work ing on 0 doubl e mo jor, a Sochelor of Arts In b lolOSlY and p ychology, ond pion s to re tu rn nex t ye or 'or 0 Sa che lo r of Sc ie nc. In m d ic ol te chnology Sharon Is a memb e r of Corp de". I, a Sen ior Froge" S auty , ond WOI nam.d 1970 Comp'" Se aut y.

Hand Carved Crest Given As Memorial

by H ELEN B ENDIXEN MAU R ER

THE Pi Be ta Phi crest mounted in the en· trance hall of the Washington Beta chapter house was presented in memory of Shirley G lann Casey. Shirley, an outstanding member of the class of 1949, tragically passed away on July 7, 1968, after a serious illness . The crest was the gift of 41 alumnor who were in the house from 1945 to 1949 when Shirley was active.

The handsome cres t was hand carved for the chapter by Mr . Steve Allured , Washington State University staff artist, wh ose wife, Pat , is an I da ho Pi Ph i alumna . It is crafted from native white pi ne, burned and po li shed, and mounted on a diamo nd -s haped mah oga ny backing. It meas ures 16 by 24 inches.

The presentation was a surprise to th e colle. gians and their attending the lun cheon at the chapter house during WSU 's Parents Weekend last yea r. Shirley Casey's parents, Mr . and Mrs. John D. G lann of Lacey , Washington , were present for the ceremony.

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Pledges Receive Tray and Poem

Perhaps one of the loveliest examples of Panhe llenic spirit was displayed rece ntly o n the campus at Texas Tech, On the eve of thei r initiation, Texas Gamma pledges were surprised and delighted to receive a lovely silver tray engraved: "To the Pi Phi Pledge Class of 1969- 70 from the Kappa A lpha Thetas ,"

A ccompanying the gift was the following poem, written by Lynn Alderson , a rece nt Theta initiate:

All Greeks everywhere have a common bond, a loyalty for our kind.

We each stand tall, our hearts ho nest and true, and think with open mind,

Our goa ls are similar; to better ourse lves , and to lend a helpin g hand

True, our differences are there, and competitive spi rits, but we all are part of a band,

A bond of loya lty to the Greek System , which, wit hout unity , wi ll die .

We must h el p eac h other in bette ri ng our name, or we' ll fade into a whispering cry ,

So , now , dea r Pi Phis, come join with us in go.ls w h ich .im sk)' high.

Shoot your arrows straight and sure bes ide our steady kites , and always it'H be IIJ, not YOII and II

During th e flr t w.eke nd In March , th e Ok lahoma Alpho Pi Ph ll o nd D.lto Tou De lta partici pate d In Soone r Scandals, the campu l ar i_ty how The, oct, wrlll.n by Hell ne John on , wa l .ntitled , " Mom , Apple Pie, and th e Foctl W Left S h ind ." Th. oct " ,.lI e d the .arlv .,.IIefs and princi pol l upon wh ich our country WO I fOlolnded

Too Bad About That Tournament!

FOOTBALL PLAYERS we ace no t ! Manitoba Alpha decided , after we hope lessly lost Intersorority football this year, that we are just too dainty and feminine to play the game. And those 9:00 A M Sunday morning practices did nothing but tire us out for the rest of the day .

We did have a few star players though-a Corney Corner Linebacker (who unfortunately didn't know what a linebacker was!) , and the Happy Hupper who split her pants from seam to seam, thus exposing herself to drafty winds and laughter But our hero was Quarterback

Jane. We might even have won if she hadn 't tried so h a rd to please our One and Only Spectator, by proving eveo quarterbacks ca n be ladies.

Manitoba Alpha has taken on a new look !

Initiation Song

(Slll1g 10 Ih. lillie of "Exodlll")

The wine, the blue, the go lden arrow pure

All make a Pi Phi dream come true

We pledged our love to thee, our blest fraternity

Now we join our hands, ou r hearts, and follow thee.

So lead the way, we ask in sisterhood

Throughout the life we all now share

That in our memories , Pi Phi will always be There to stay until the day we all must die.

And when our days of college are all gone, We part and go our separate ways ; Rem ember Pi Phi truths. the shining arrow head,

And the bond that keeps us loyal, true, and strong .

-GAlL STEFFENSEN, ilfalliloba Alpha

by PAMELA ROBINSON, Malliloba Alpha

Our new uniform is a blue-grey suede skirt and vest and a wine-coloured blouse. It really looks sharp and we love it.

During our mid-term break, ten girls and two alumnre went south to visit ou r North Dakota Alpha sisters They had a wonderful time. Many thanks , North Dakota, for your great hospitality!

The weekend of May 9 was our Sorority Camp Weekend . We went to a cottage at Moose Lake and spent a fun-filled two days singing, just lazing around, and best of all, getting to know our sisters better. It was a time to discuss Pi Phi, and mull over all the good times (an d bad!) during our last hectic, thrilling year. We all look forward to this weekend, and this year we even made some rush plans.

Lynn Berry Awarded Panhellenic Scholarship

by CAROLYN EASTMAN, Mississippi Alpha

VIVACIOUS LYNN BERRY, a senior from Wilmington, N C., at Mississippi Alpha, is recipie nt of the Ivan O. Wilber Panhellenic Scholarship for the 1969-70 school year.

Excelling in every area of college life, Lynn has not only been chosen by the student body as " Miss USM," but has been selected for inclusion in WhO'1 Who Am ong Colleges and UnivtrJi. litJ . A President's List and Dean 's List scholar. she has been tapped by national honorary societies in scholarship (Alpha Lambda Delta) , French ( P i Delta Phi ), English (Lambda Iota Tau), and the leaders hip hon orary for senior women, Phi Delta Rho. She also served as president of Mississippi Alpha .

Lynn was chosen by a special faculty committee to receive the scholarship established through the University of Southern Mississippi Foundation in memory of Mrs. Wilber, former dean of women.

Eisenhower Medal Rewards Efforts

INrecognition of her efforts to further th e pursuit of "Freedom and Independence for all Captive Nations of the World ," the Eisenhower Proclamation Medal was awarded to Mrs. Caroline Culler Hyde Swift, Michigan Beta and Missouri A l pha, by the National Committee of Captive Nations.

Making the presentation were Mr . Osvalds Akmentins, vice president of the Latvian Press Society of America, National Direct o r of the Latvian Informati on Service and author of several books concerned with Latvian history and immigration statistics; and the Rev . Oswald A . Blumit, both of the greater Boston area.

Mr. Akmentins said to Mrs. Swift as he gave her the medal , "While I have long been aware of your helpfulness to our Latvian group, it took longer to learn of your similar interest in Estonians, Germans , Hungarians, Lithuanians, Poles, Czecks, and even Russians and Cubans. Your sensitivity to our special problems as refugees in unfamiliar surroundings made it easier for us to go on hoping the achievement o f freedom and independence for all the captive nations of the world is n9t an impossible dream."

The Rev. Blumifs remarks, enlarging upon the official citation, were in part as follows:

"We captive nations people are apt to feel no 3.

one tru ly appreciates freedom until it is Jost. Your breadth of knowledge and dept h of co mpassion in dealing with us and our problems has made of you an exception. I have truly never known a human being possessed of a deeper love of freedom - than you--or one possessed of such sure knowledge that freedom jeopardized anywhere is jeopardized everywhere."

Included in the efforts cited by the Rev Blumit were th ose that helped Charlie Kazium attain international recognition as the g reat Lithuanian-American glass craftsman that he is; sending Estonian-American Dr. Paul Eller to SwitzerJand for special study twice ; aiding and rehabilitating three Hun ga rian refugee families ; adopting German refugee babic:>. Rev. Blumit concluded his remarks by saying, " Mu ch you have done will neve r be known because it is your way to work quietly, often alone, giving time, talent, and self to a belief."

Mrs. Swift accepted the award saying, " Anything I may have d one well in this world, lowe to the man who provided my education and inspiration since my birth, my father." The Hon· orable Arthur Mastick Hyde was a former governor of Missouri and Secretary of Agriculture 10 the cabinet of President Herbert Hoover. He died in 1947.

lev . O , wald Blum lt pr•• enh the EI'enhawe r Proclamation Medal to Caro li ne Culle,. Hyde Sw ift , a , Mr. O,v old, Akmentin' loo b o n.

Jackson Is Cited For Service

by RAEL CARGILL VODICKA

SoUTH BAY, CALIFORNIA, aIumnre are justly proud of their young president. Nan cy J oan Jusenius Jackso n has recently been selected as one o f 1969's Outstandin g Young Women of Ameri ca. Outstanding Young Women of America was conceived by the leaders of the nation's women's clubs. Guidelines for selection include unselfish service t o o the rs , business advancement and civic and professional recognition Nancy was g raduated from UCLA in 1964. While an active, she serve d as h ouse manager, and had been president of he r pledge clas s. Post g raduate activities included a term as president of the UCLA Alumn",. Pri or to taking mate rnity leave in 1967 , this capab le brunette served as senior public hea lth nurse for the Cou nty of Los An g eles in the San Ped ro office.

Currently ente rin g her second term as president o f the South Ba y Alumn", Club, Nan cy is al so active in church and civic affairs She is immediate past treasurer of the W o men 's League at C hri st Luth e ra n Church and is president of the Hospi tality Gu i ld Community-wise, Nancy is b lock chai rman of the Ro ll ing Hill s Hi g hland H o meown e r's A ssociation

D o mesticall y N ancy enjoys decorating and sew ing-s he makes all her own clothes a nd many of those worn by her young son s Steve, 2Y2, and Ted, 1 Yz . Sh e also finds time for gol6ng a nd skii ng with h er stockbroke r husband

South Bay salutes Nancy and we lcomes recognition of h er unique talents .

Chosen Kappa Alpha Rose

Candy Tooker, Florida Gamma pledge, was c hosen the Kappa Alpha Rose at Rollins College Candy , her pledg e class president, transferred to Rollins as a junior this year from the University o f North Carolina . Chevy Gase, Maryland, is her home.

Geroldine DeBenedeH ' Senn.r, Nevada Alpha , I. one of Honolulu ', b e He,-known loclal wortc.n Geraldine works for Child Proledi 5.1"II1t•• Cen'.r, op.rated by the Deportment of Social Servic •• at Kauikeolan l Child,." ' , Ho.pltol . In oddition , h. i. 0 volunt•• r with Planned Po "thood A ,lra1lht 'peokln, reali." ,h. WCI. Ncently chole n Wah ine of the W•• k by the Honolulu SIot-8ull.tln. ISIor-8ul/.lln photol

New Golden Arrow

Lapel Pin Available

Each year, in J anuary, special letters are sent from Ce ntra l Office, written by the Grand President , to all those Pi Phis who had been initiated fifty years before, telling them that they are eligib le for The Order of the Golden Arrow . The insignia of t he Order was a lw ays been a guard in the sh ape of a carnati o n , to worn with their badges

Now, h o wever, there is a new Golden Ar row insignia- a golden carnation lapel pin - larger than the previous guard The pin is %" overall in height

Any Golden Arrow member may purchase the new lapel pin Inquiries should be directed t o Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 112 South Hanley Road , St LoWs , M issouri 63105

Sorors Plan For Happy Weekends

by CANDY BLACKFORD

California ZtlA

ADJACENT to the University of California , Santa Barbara, is a tiny student communjty in which app roximately twelve thousand people live . Any area into which are crowded so many young peop le is hound to have community problems. The California Zetas, also residents of this little town , are aware of these many problems and have participated recently in com· munity service projects to boost various improvements.

Cramped space with no recreational facilities is the cause of many horing weekends for the little hoys and girls who live in the area . UCSB's Pan hell enic recognized this problem and initiated the Gauchita Prog ram Each sorority helps plan Saturday morning craft programs for the little girls. Also two extra-specia l occasions have ben celebrated at OUf house this year A gift-bearing Pi Phi Santa, instead of arriving through the chimney , resorted to our front staircase but was greeted by cheers and smiling faces anyway. Other hi g hli g hts of the Christmas party were decorating the tree, singing Christmas caro ls, playing Christmas bingo, and eating hotdogs and s' mores barbecued outside . The Gauchitas could have given their little

hoyf riends heart shaped cookies that they decorated themselves at the Valentine party we gave for them.

Another service project was Greek Week . It is an annual effort in which the Greeks perform some service to the school or community. This year we sponsored a drive to raise money to build a ten thousand dollar park in the student community. The main drive continued for a week, and included a torch light parade around the town where the Greeks went to apartments asking for dollar contributions, a basketball game between the Greeks and Indepeodents , a hoxing tournament, a rugby game and finally an IFC banquet. All of these activities, added to contributions of local business men , achieved a large percentage of the original goal. To realize the final goal, though, we are continuing to sponsor money raising projects and will do so until the ten th ousa nd mark is reached . This huge effort was made successful o nly by the hard organizational work of people like Barb Grell, a California Zeta who is the representative of all the sororities in U(SB's legislative counci l.

Flo r ida Delttl s Fir st Y ear En ds

FLORIDA DElTA has comp leted its first year as Pi Beta Phi's new University of Florida chapter.

During the schoo l year we hav e pledged ove r twenty-6ve prospective Pi Phis . Eleven new sis· ters were initiated in January , adding fresh spirit and sparkle to the chapter.

Florida Delta's scho larship has been outstanding. Our Fall '69 pledges placed first in scholarship on our campus. Sisters and pledges together placed third scholastically among 15 campu s sororities.

Our first annual Parents' Weekend was a reo sounding success. A. Saturday morni ng coffee was held in the chapter 's apartments, .lIowing the parents to meet each other, pledges, and sis-

by SARAH EDWARDS

Florida Dt/fa

ters . After an afternoon o f relaxing with par· ents , we all met for dinner at the Flagler Inn . After a delicious banquet, and a reading from the history of Pi Beta Phi and Florida Delta, our winter pledge class surprised us with a skit, a clever take-off on Red Riding Hood . The festive occasion closed as sisters joined pledges in singing their favorite Pi Phi songs for their par. ents.

During the first weekend of Ma y, Florida Delta he ld its first annual Pi Phi Weekend. We tried something unique to our campus in that we attended a dinner theatre production in Jacksonville in lieu of the traditional formal ball. We spent Saturday in 51. Augustine and held a band party on the beach that evening.

To th e Sist ers of Pi B eta Phi

J ust h ad the urge to tell you all H ow proud I am to be A " duly initiated" member Of Pi Phi Fraternity!

Today h as been so wonderful, So fi ll ed with warmth and love; I t's a day I'l l always remember, An d cheris h h ig h above.

I on ly wish I cou ld exp lain J ust how I fee l inside; But I'm sure you know the feeling well, One of friendship and joy and pride!

Now my time as a pledge is over, But I rea ll y have to say That it was a fun time and certainly worth The "reward" of this grand day.

I have only one wish remaining Now that "Sister" also means me, And that's that I can give you, too , T he true friendship you 're 8iving me!

ANGE MAHLO, MasJtlchllsellJ Bela

Pan Am , '.warde " Gwen Cory , Wash ington Alpha , ' 8 cen,ly compl . te d ba s ic train ing in Miami , Florida, and took a p ... - graduation flight "board the ne w 747 . Pam , a Fr e nch molor at th e Un iv e rsity of Walhlngton , wa s a Hu s ky Hon e y and a me mbe r of the ki t e am Sh e' ll b . flying ove r th e North Atlant ic rout. 10 london , Frankfu rt, and Par is.

A Pi Phi Fr i end

]n this world so vast yet so small, It's wonderful to find one friend anywhere at ali , Who wishes to be the companion who will share All the hopes , dreams, and feelings yo u bare .

When you are bursting with happiness She'll bound down the stairs , pulling yo u behind her With outbursts of merriment, Wiping out every trace of sadness .

When you are ecstatic and gay with ex citement, She'll walk on air with the eight steps of enchantment , Chuckling and giggling with sentiment, She'll come along whispering all that is inside you .

All day she' ll amuse you with peculiar anti cs As she soars through the sky leaving Golden lines of an arrow skittering o ver the times . Then she is closer, full o f love and understandin g Only to come out in laughter and feeling of rapture . All the time she is near, and always she is beside you She's a Pi Beta Phi.

ANONYMOUS lndi ,ma Btla

Chapter Wins Ser v ic e Award

by DIANE SANDERSON LolliJiana Alpha

THE Louisiana Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi participated in many service activities this past year which won for the chapter the Oneida silver cube, symbolizing excellence, and a beautiful silver service which the chapter donated to the New Orleans alumnz. The activities included a Song Fest for the benefit of the Heart fund ; a philanthropic project involving the elderly patients at Taylor House, a division of the Southern Baptist Hospital in New Orleans ; and their alurnn", Arrowcraft sale at which $1800 worth of Arrowcraft goods were sold.

The project at Taylor House has been very successful. Each month some of the members go to entertain the patients . This is enjoyed as much by the sisters as by the patients themselves. Another of the projects was collecting in the annual leukemia drive. The members of Louisiana Alpha also contributed to the people on welfare in New Orleans at Christmas.

Individual members of the chapter were ,'cry active in the drive following Hurricane Camille. These included local members who were in New Orleans immediately following the storm . They worked in connection with the Chamber of Commerce collecting food and supplies for the thousa nds of people who had lost everything in the hurricane .

En te rt ain Foreign Stud ents

by MARGARET PIuCE, Indialla Beta

To HELP students of foreign countries understand more about the Greek system, the Indiana Beta Pi Phis and the men of A cacia co-hosted an International Tea on March 15. Members of both chapters informally discussed the significance of Greek life with students from many countries, and in doing so , discovered that many of these students were unfamiliar with sororities and fraternities. Many of us learned the back -

ground of these young people who have so much to offer our campus. By sponsoring this tea, we increased the knowledge about the Greek system which we hope will benefit us.

Highlighting the past semester was the performance of members of Indiana Beta and the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the annual LU. Sing. A sorority and fraternity create a musi ca l number which is presented before a panel of judges and several hundred people. Winners are chosen for choreography , creativity, appearance, and musicianship.

At initiation March 8, award winners of the half class were announced. Amy Hay received the Outstanding Pledge Award; Linda Carrigan, the Activities Award ; and Beth Winkler, the Scholarship Award

Wome n Win Rights At N. Carolina

by MARTHA MURRAY Norlh Carolina Alpha

BEFORE last year, the women at the University of North Caro lina had few ri g hts , especially in comparison with the men. Today, be · ca use of a body known as the Women's Residence Council (W.R.C), women's rights have taken a greater evolutionary step toward liberalization.

Pi Phis at U.N.C have been elected to work on W.R .C every year, and have helped greatly to make this o rganization a dynamic force in the fight for greater rights for women Before now , freshman women were required to attend closed study halls three times a week. They were allowed only one free night, and on this night they had to be in at II P.M. Sophomores, juniors and seniors, although not required to attend study halls , did have to be in at midnight .

In the fall of 1968 , however, study halls were abolished; and last fall , because of the hard work of the Pi Phi s on W R.C, all women at the University of North Carolina have more rights than ever before. By Pi Phi eflort, especially on this particu lar committee, women now have liberalized ru les as well as a more challenging opportunity to mature into responsible, independent women of the future.

Operation Brass Tacks

Discourse on Drugs

By a PARENT-a PSYCHOLOGIST-a POLICEWOMAN

1. A Parent Speaks

N o matter how much we read in the papers, most parents are really not very knowledgeable about the drug problem. But two new books, Society and DrllgJ and Stlldel1tJ and DrugJby Dr Richard H. Blum and associates at the Institute For the Study Of Human Prob lems at Stanford University of which Dr. Blum is director of drug studies, help give a picture of what parents are up against. All in all. it is rather frightening.

First, it is frightening because Dr. Blum's work shows how rapidly the use of drugs is increasing nation-wide, being heaviest in metropolitan areas but gradually seeping o n down through schools in rural co nservative areas, too.

This statement is particularly chilling : " While it took approximately ten years, by our estimate, for experimentation and use to shift from the older intellectual-artistic group to graduate students, it only took an estimated live years to catch on among o nly two or thrtt years to move to a significant num· ber of hi gh school students, and then, within no more than two years, to move to elementary grades-although we have no sound data as yet on the numbers involved in elementary schools." Yet, the "drug movement" or "craze" only had its beginning in 1954.

The find ings are frightening , too, on who is taking drugs . On the college level these sur· veys show they are primarily "those students who are s«ure by reason of wealth, are white Anglo-Saxon, have Protestant backgrounds." Also, the parents of drug users "are more liberal than those of non-users. These homes emphasize adjustment, disregard tradition." Likewise, "these students who have less regard for rules or the feelings or rights of others ... are the most drawn to illicit drug use on campus ."

Something else which is disturbing is the

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picture of the drug user. Though most young people seem only t o dabble with drugs and quit, it is not reassuring to contemplate the few who go ahead. It seems, "People do not or· dinarily use one drug, but many ... What is implied is a pyramid of the sort that the chap sitting on the top using the most unusual class of drugs is likely to have tried everything else along the way."

With these facts staring us in the face, it seems imperative for parents to become educated about drugs, and fast. So, immediately we have all these questions, first having to do with the names of drugs and how they are used Our generation is nol familiar with all the new psychoactive drugs. We do know, of cour><, about tobacco and alcoho l, licit drugs because their use is not prohibited by law. We know that lSD, marijuana and heroin are illicit and that amphetamines and barbiturates are only lawful when used under medical supervision or prescription.

What illicit drugs do students start on? Apparently alcohol (illicit in most states until age 21) most often precedes other use. Cigarettes come early, too, and for most youngsters under 16 these are also illegal. Amphetamines (pep pills) are next, then marijuana, and then the hallucinogens , of which LSD is the best known. Dr. Blum's studies find usage of hard·narcotics rare on the college level except that "if opium is so classified, their use is expanding rapidly."

Of course, are averages ; for any individual person a different progression might emerge. But it gives parents something to think about, as do statements about why college students try drugs .

A majority of students (60%) interviewed who have used marijuana, LSD and SO on say they first took illicit-exotic drugs out of curiosity or adventure. Other reasons : 25 % were persuaded to try drugs because of a social situation where others were trying them; 25%

any active decision one way or anot her, say "i t just happe ned ," A mu ch smaller num · ber wefe persuaded by intellectual information th <y had gleaned on drug effects; because of personal goa ls of an aesthetic.sensory or religious mystical nature ; for self-exploration or en han ced self.perception. Likewise, only a very small number spoke of using drugs to show rebelli o n against convention, the law o r parenta l wishes.

On the o th er hand , what kind of co llege stu dents do n ol experiment with drugs? And ho w many are there ?

At thi s time th ere are still quite a lot of these , but the num ber is dwindling rapid ly as so many college "abstainers" ind icate when questioned that they will probably t ry drugs soon . Yet , there ace some who will never break ove r These have been found to be like the majority of the total samp le "except f o r bei ng you nge r, poorer, more conservative and religious and more satisfied with presen t and futur<: prospects,"

O n this basis, ca n co llege drug use rs be labeled "non-reli gious pessimists? " This is probabl y too si mple a phrase ye t , the im pli ca. tion is th at users and experimenters are no t urdina rily emot iona ll y unstable or psych ologically sick, The terms app lied instead are " bored, unchallenged, disillu sio ned ," One g roup (studied on ca m p us ), with the g reatest expe ri ence in drugs, re ported being members of no organizations at all . It is also sugses ted that as we talk about drugs causing beha vior, we lose sight of the fact that "drug use does not cause, but rather is caused by much of the behavi or at tributed to it and that drug use is on ly o ne manifestation of some fairly pervasive and basic problems which merit the attention of hi g her education and which may affect more students than just th os e on drugs ."

It is interesting that the surveys show th at users are also willing to ad mit th at all is not moo nlig ht and roses in drug use. As o ne would expect, users of op iates find the fewest benefits alo ng with users of the exotic dru gs such as gaso lin e and glue (sniffing). K inds of ill effects vary by drug, but all have some.

From the standpoint of those of us out of college, and I speak now as a parent, what dis· courages us the most is that our youngsters know the health hazards of drug abuse, know the legal dangers of breaking the law, and yet

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they go ahead just the same.

Yet- do kids really know? There are hi g h schoo l as well as college students in these books; the younger ones interviewed seem particu larly bitter about the part of adults in this. There were angry comments "concerni ng the unwillingness of both teachers and parents to engage in meanin gful dialogue , ' , abou t the physiological, psycho logica l, mo ral and social aspects of , , . all mind and mood·alterin g drugs ." Can we meet their need, o r their terms , i.e. without moralizing? Or, should we ?

Basica lly, ca n we he lp them di scov er ho w to "turn o n" without drugs? S"Idents and Drlfgs tells of small but hopefu l progress made by some older adolescents , (forme r LSD users), who have found ways by which they ca n " turn on" naturally through such means as mus ic, meditation , nature and so o n. W ill not such an approach wo rk as well-a nd certain ly betterfor those who have not yet tried drugs?

Th e re is p robably a harder ro le parents have to p lay. The material po ints o ut that "as mode ls, parents mu st teach se nsib le drug behavior through co ncrete personal example ." In other word s, pa rents must "thems elves become safe drug users through the cont ro l o f their own addicti o ns to tobacco, alco ho l, tranquilizers and the like ,"

Stlll/e11l S a"d Drugs also suggests that the goa l, with childre n, is to produce a ge ne ralized awareness that any drug which produces be nefit is also likely to produce damage and that deci· sions to use suc h substances are not simp ly private choices but are also social acts subject to autho ritative contro l during childh ood, and

A bout Th e A uthors

DR . RI CHARD H. BLUM is the United Stales repre · sentative 10 the United Natio ns Narcotics Commissio n. a consu hant for the for Drug Ab use of the National In stitute of Mental Healt h, a member of the Scienti fi c Adv isory Committee of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics .

NOREEN SKAGEN (Mrs . Roy Skagen) is a gr:aduate of the Uni\-ersity of Washington . For the past ten yean she has b«n a policewoman on the Po lice Department and is presently assigned as Public AffairS Assistant to the Chief of Police. he is a member of Alpha Delta Pi .

found it wanting. Some f ound that out the hard way, after arrest o r hospi talization . M ost were less dramatic and simply go t bored.

M ost Ameri can parents do not want to preven t their children from experimenting with life Th ey do, I be lieve, hope to save their offsp rin g from the kind of poi ntless expe riment that has little benefit but at the least was tes time and, less benign, ca n ca use big tro uble. 1'd pu t the use of barbiturates ( for ki cks, not as a prescribed med ica tion ), amphetamines (ditto), hallucinoge ns, o piates and the volatile intoxica nts-ga soline, g lue sniffing-all in this category of the pointless experiment.

Marijuana is a different story. mos tly because th e kind one gets in the U.S. is so mild that it offers relatively little either by way of euphoria or o f health d anger One can nevertheless get arrested for its use, although that, too, is an unlikely event and ge nerall y rf<juires the user to wo rk very hard at being indiscreet_ Long term use of cannabis (the marijuana plant) in stronger form s may be a different story as far as effects are co ncerned . No one is sure yet. Consislency requires that paren ts not exclude alcohol and tobacco for th eir concerns. We know ciga rettes ace dan ge rous . The reason people do not stop using them is that they enjo y them and th at chronic smok ers are addicts in the strictest sense of the w o rd . Alco hol , f o rtunately, does not playa role in ca ncer , but it certaj nly is associated with auto accidents, assau lts , homicides and the problem drinker About 15% of ,II drinkers , nearly seven milli on Ameri ca ns , are p rob lem drinkers. that is, alcoho lic.

Whate ver drug we discuss, the ave rag e college student, especia lly the g irls-and my guess would be particularly sorority g irls since their membership implies traditionalism- are in the safes t g roup as far as hea lth o r arrest risks are conce rned . Th at means that only a very few parents of college students h ave to worry about their daug hters ge tting in trouble with drugs . To stop at th at poin t is , ho wever, selfish . If we a re to be a community at all we must be co nce rned with the troubles that o ur no n -co llege popu lat ion get into, for the maladjusted adolescent boy, the slum reared you ng man, or the poorer o lder man-and these are the highest risk groups for drugs ge nerally-d o face us with ou r present and pote ntial population of

addicts, drug illness patients and prison inmates We do want to do something about them si nce they are not only in distress, but they are an expensive burden to maintain, and, furth e r, they will hurt o r kill a few of you wh o are rttding th is, either on the hig hways , in a rmed robberies, o r in some o ther pointless human o utrage .

That is , I believe, a point that parents and their co llege daughters ca n qui ckly ag ree on It is the need to develop and support community programs for preventi o n o f the bad o utco mes of dru g use That means , essentially, education: education f o r parents, for teachers , for doctors and for children The goa l is the realization of the dangers and benefits to be found in pharmaceutica ls. The goal is also a th o ughtful way of life whi ch is based not on vain hopes (or fears) but on a sensible appraisal of where we want to go and what is rf<ju ired to get t he re.

III.

A Policewoman Speaks -Noreen Skagen

The co llege student today ca n easily find herself faced with a situation where she is tempted to "pop a pill' or "s moke a little g rass " and there will prob ably be peer-group pressure to joi n the ranks of those who exto l the pleasures of the mind- affecting drugs.

The drug abuser has infiltrated our society _ and thousands of you ng people are getting badly hurt from what they consider is just a la rk , an adventure . .. o r an escape . The apparently easy soluti o n to pressures has turned into a ni g htmare where untold numbers of young people from g rade schoo l th roug h co lleges have "b low n their minds, their healt h and their future ."

In agreeing to discuss drug abuse, particu larly marijuana and its effect on thi s ge neration , I realize I have undertaken an unpopular task. It has become fas hi onable to encourage the use of a little "grass" now and then . Scient ists are involved in a running debate on whether or not it is harmful.

As a police office r I wo rk in the real world , the w o rld of individual frustrations and sufferin g. I have seen Ihe 20-yea r-old driver, hi g h on marijuana , and he is a deadl y menace on the road . I have see n the heroin addict, the barbiturate addi ct, Ihe amphetamine addict, and they each slarted wilh marijuana . Whether their addiction was p h ys ica l or psychological wasn ' t rea lly relevant the physical and mental des tru cti o n was just as devastating . I've talked with ex-college students whose drug use impaired their motivati o n and their ability to concen trate . They w e re dirty, emaciated relics of their former se lves , but th ey were anxious to tell me of Ih e beautiful world of love and dreams th at they had discove red .

The purveyors o f drugs ca n offer co nvincing a rgu ments 10 dispule Ihe h armfu l e ffects from th e use of narco ti cs and dangerous drugs . The po lice officer ca n o n Iy rely o n his experiences with rea l people.

Reeenily Ihe directo r of th e National Inslitule of Mental H ea lth , Dr. Stanley F. Yoll es, told Congress Ihat 100,000 Americans are hooked o n narco ti cs and that millions mo re mariju ana or use other hallu c inogen ic drugs He estimated that drug addiction was cosling the co untry $541 million a yea r .

Th e re are three ge ne ral types of drug users . The situa tional user is the house wife who is takin g anti-obesity pills and becomes depend e nt o n the energy and self-control she derive s from th ei r use Or the stude nl who uses amphetamines to keep awake at exam time, then finds

his study habits depend o n the pills that prolo ng his hours of wakefuln ess.

The spree us er takes dru gs for ki cks This is often in a group or social situation and the drug becomes a daring , adventurous experience. The LSD user, the marijuana smoker, quite o ften starts h is invo lvement with drugs as a hed o nisti c experience This periodic flight from reality can degene rate into a way of life, a continuous esc apism .

The hard -core addict typically begins as a spree liser and reaches the state where he ca nno t fun c tion without drug support.

Y o un g people fr om twelve to twenty-five are the fav or ile targ ets o f the drug hu cksters And young people are playing Ihe role of s heep in their naive eagerness 10 pop the first pill or smok e their first "reefer" of marijuana. The main involvement of college students has been the misuse o f amphetamines for study purposes and th e added energy to enjoy an over-active sociallifc, and the use of marijuana for "kicks ." There is the comm o n rati o nalization that drugs are the o nl y way 10 escape from the " mess " created by the establishment. This could apprapriatel y be ca ll ed the ostnch approach to today's pro blems . What is th e answer to the epidemic increase in drug invo lvement? Each person has to make the individual deeision regarding drugs We are in dan ge r o f becoming a drug -infected society o f pl eas ure-seeking escapists who face tod ay 's problems throug h a self-indu ced smoke scree n . Onl y individuals with backbone and common sense ca n reverse this trend.

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"DiscourSf! On Dru}!:s" is ooe of a series of anicles prepart'd for soro rity magazine5 by the Operation Brass Ta cks of the National Panhellenic EdilOrs Co nference.

Members of the are: Mari lyn Simpson Fo rd , Pi lkta Phi ; Ell e n H a rtmann Gast , Al pha X i D elta; D o lores Fr iess Steph enso n, Th e ta Phi Alpha; Mary Margaret Ke rn Ga rrard, Kappa Al pha T heta, ch airman. Permissi on to use the article or any portion thereof in ot her publications must be from the Operation Brass Tacks Committtt. Reprints of this article may be o rdered at lhe following priets: 1-2' ten cents each ; quantities above 2'. fivt cents each.

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Death On Campus

An American Tragedy

(EDITOR'S NOTE : The foll o wing ar/hl, appeared i" Ihe If/inler, 1970, iUlie 0/ The Signet of Phi Sigma Kappa . Sin ce Ihis ;1 so dose/] 10 Ih e prereding Operation BrdJJ T ar l arliel e, permiJIi o n was ,etlllellea and granted 10 reprint/he arlide )

At Amherst College in western Massachusetts a student died by falling 70 feet off the roof of a dormitory; he had earlier taken a trip on LSD. George Mountcastle was a Harvard University sophomore from Baltimore who was visiting an Amherst friend Oct. n. State police arrested another Amherst student on charges of selling the LSD to the visitor. But to Amherst's dean of students, Robert A. Ward, there was a particular agony about the tragedy that was personal. In a letter to his students, written last October 16, Dean Ward tried to express it. His letter follows:

GENTLEMEN OF THE COLLEGE:

He was not an Amherst man; he was a visitor. But his death occurred in our community, and we shared in the loss. We were sh ocked by the tragedy and stunned by the senselessness of it. He was young and bright-too bright to surrender his life in the foolish madness blighting a generation. In a week in which we paused to refl ect on the waste o( life half a world away, it may have been a strange irony that we were starkly faced with meaningless death on our own campus. But that week is nearly gone-and memory fades .

I will not rehearse the statements made in the past about drugs. Many of us for some time have been apprehensive that a tragedy would come-and last Saturday night it did. Repeated warnings had gone unheeded; it couldn't happen here. I only wish those who ignored those warnings could have spent part of that horrible night waiting in Cooley Dickinson Hospital while the student's life ebbed or part of Sunday afternoon in my office while his parents struggled to comprehend the reality of that day.

I did not become a dean to watch a generation of students pollute their sanity or distort their lives, and I confess to numbing and depressing sense of helplessness. Words are inadequate and deeds seem fruitless. More than ever students have taken on themselves the individual responsibility which shapes their lives in all areas. It should be so, but the judicious exercise of such responsibility demands wisdom. I see no wisdom at all in the growing and indiscriminate use of drugs. I also see a danger that one major tragedy may obscure other tragedies, smaller perhaps but no less frightening. On a beautiful Saturday afternoon which was in itself a natural stimulant, why the need for some arti6cial or uncertain drug? And where were we all on that night or on any night and when will we awake to the need to replace a disinterested privatism with a sustained concern for troubled people in our community? And why do we tolerate in our midst the profiteers of poison? And by what moral right do we pass into the hands of others substances which can threaten their wellbeing and even theirJives? What in God's name is happening to us?

Last Sunday in a scriptural lesson the timeless chastisement of Thomas was repeated: "Because you did not see, you would not believe." Last Sunday we did see Now I plead as never beforep lease believe.

Mortar Board & Who's Who

Lindy Jaclclon Florida Alpha

Deoni. Fulton Texa, I.ta

Sheryl Hamlin A,izono a.'a

loch.ll. ludd Oklahoma Alpha

Noncy Weave' Montano Alpha

Patti. Veal New Mexico Alpha

Chris Paulk Alabama Alpha

Dona Down l "J Oklahoma a.to

Pot Dullard florida Alpha

Margore' Young Utah Alpha

Elizobeth Go,"r Alabama Gamma

Who's Who

Sallr Hewell T"ol D.lta

Val.ri. Neal, Jr. Texalo.llo

Mary Ann Hemert Alabama aeto

Sue Jane Price Oklahoma I.ta

Kay BraHo" New M•• ico Alpha

Cindy Hubbard Indiana Z.ta

Barbaro Itou Miuouri Alpha

Sharon Smith Indiana Z.la

Tally Cone Michigan D.lta

Sue Petht.1 Texal D.lta

Jane Edtert Florida Alpha

Who's Who

Dru Arthur New Mexico Alpha

Glenda Golt.1Ii Tenne D.lta

Morgo,., H.ster Alabama Gamma

S"J:onne Ivrdg. Moi Alpha

Jo Ann Chapman Alabama Alpha

Mich." S.O" r"01 Delta

Corolyn S.lvlg Michigan Alpha

Harri.t Bostick Alabama hto

Cheryl McAMlpi. Ten,...," Delto

Mortar Board

Jane Gnllm., Indiana D.lto

Nonel. Fl.h., Mlchigon a.'a

Marga ' Tempi. Alabama hto

Potty Wright Indiana Gomma

Bev Pol.on Florida a.,o

Lin da Lennon Kentvay leta

Kathy Chapman Oldahomo I.fo

Jan lroeg Millou,; Alpha

Joanne Cleverdon T.nn Alpha

Shoron Walk.r New M.. lco Alpha

Joan Shotw.11 Wathlngton Alpha

Marilyn "oeoff Connfttlcut Alpha

Mortar Board

P-09Y Lamb Michigan 0.110

aetty Waller Texol Gamma

Batbara Iroliul Wyoming Alpha

Linda McCond. Washington Alpha

Koren Thompson Indiana a.ta

Karen '.'.r.en Florida a.lo

Laurie P.terson California Ep.llon

SUlan Likins Utah Alpha

Cynthia Warritk Tennen •• a.'a

Clai,.. Block Alabama Gamma

Sylvia Longe Rorida leta

Mortar Board

lynn M.rho" Indiana D.lta

lyn .ranlon Kentu<ky 1.'0

Koren JohnfOn

01 Gamma

Linda Honan Indiana Gamma

Mary Duffey Alabama I.to

Afton C•• MllI inl ppl 1.'0

Dale". DuBois Alabama Gamma

Carol Kent Woshlngton Alpha

Patti LuttS." Kon so. I.ta

Janet Day Ohio Z.'a

Vivian london! New Mexico Alpha

Mortar Board

'at Gr., New Mexico Alpha

Undo Arend Missouri Alpha

Susan lrosft.ld Alabama Gamma

Jan Sh ••tz Konlos 1.'0

Maggi. Lundy California Gamma

Kathy Whitman Indiana Ie.o

'omelo Wilson ConMdlcu. Alpha

Andrea Apter Connecticut Alpha

Sora'lo" T.nn..... I.to

JaM Ward Missouri Gomma

Kathy Dolon Florida 0.1'0

JeaneH. Hau,emon Florida a.to

Susie lout., Utah Alpha

Other Honoraries

J.an.tt. Hau,.mon , florida a.ta, Alpha lambda O.Ua, Ang.1 flight

Mic'" Lank.nau Colorado Gamma , Lambda Iota Tau (Engli.h) , O.on ' Ltst

Ann Win l ." . Olc'ahoma a.ta. Kappa Delta Pi C.dl.lca Honl , D.an ' . Honor Roll , Orang. , arock Quill

Donna Col.mon , Mlchigon leta , Alpha Lambda O.lta

Jan 10'., Mi.souri Gamma , O.an' s Ltst, fre.hman Cion Pre.id.nt

e.I.,", Pickron , Alabama a.ta , Alpha Lambda 0.110 , Trlangl.

Ltnda Tatum , T.nn••••• D.lto, Alpha Lambda Delta, SGA S.nator, fro.h Couns.lor

SU ' an •• h.chuh , Kan.a. leta , Pre.id.nt D.lta Phi O.lta lart'

'eggy J.ff, Arizona kta, Alpha Pi Ep.ilon (bu.ln ), Sigma Ep.ilon Alpha (maril.tingJ , WI

Porn Moor., Millou'; Alpha Th.ta Sigma Phi 'Ioumalism), Ang.1 flight , AWS Conf.renc. Ioanl

Sh.rry Lyn Pound. MI I.slppl Alpha, Alpha Lambda D.lta, O.an', Ltst, Pre.id.nt' , Ltst,

Undo falting. , P.nn.ylvanla a.ta , Alpha Lombda O.lta , PI Mu Ep.llon (math) , O.an'. List

Kay HUnt, Olclohama a.ta , PI Om.ga Pi (bul . .dud , a.ta Up.llon Sigma , aUlin... Stu. d.nt Council

Slnttf: (See San Dicao, Calif.)

SUico,. (5« Ventura County, Calif.)

Seallkach (See tons Belch, Calif.)

Sepulveda (See: San Fernando Valley,

Sun Ville, (5« San Fernando Valley, Victorville (See S.n Bemlrdino, Calif.)

SurfsideCalif.) (See Lon.t Belch, Calif.)

Sylmar (See: Sin retnando Valley, Calif.)

Vista (Sec La Joll., C.lif.)

Visu Lei.nl (5« La Can.d. V.lley, Calif.) Calif.)

Shennan Oau (See: San Fcrnando Valley, Calif.)

Sianal Hill (Sec Lon, Calif.)

Simi (See VenturI County, u.tif.)

Spring V.lIlT (Sec San Dic,o", Calif.)

Tanana (See San Fernando. VAlley,

TempleCalif.)City (See Puadena, Calif.)

Thousand a.b (See Ventura County.

South l.a&:una Belch (See ;:,ouch Coast, Calif.)

Torrana (See South Ba,. Calif.)

Twtin (See Central Orlnae County, Calif )

West Co..,jn. (See Co"in.·Pomon., CaJi.f )

West Los Ana:des (Sec Santa MonIca· Westside. Calif.)

Wtstl.ke Villq:e (See Ventura CountY. Cali£.+

Westminster (5« Loo, Buch. Calif.)

Whittier (See Whittier Art., Calif.)

Winnetka (Sec San Fern.ndo V.IICf, SouthCalif.)Paudena (See Pasadenl, Cl1il.)

Studio Cirr (See: San Fernando V.JIC'J.

SunlandCalif.) (See La C.n,d. Valley. Calif.) Sunset Beach (See Long Belch, Calif.)

Upland (See Covina·Pomona, Dlil.) Van Nuys (See Sin Fern.ndo V.lley, Calif.) Calif.)

Woodland Hilb (5« San Fem.ndo V.I· I.,.. Cd'f.)

Venice (See Sinta Monica .Westside, Yorn. Lind. (See North Oranle County, Calif. ) Cllif .)Venturi (5« Venturi CountY. Calif.) Yucaipa (Sec Redlands, utif.)

Club s a n d Cha irmen

Antelope Viller, Calif.-Mn. Hil Anderson, 8717 W. A"e. L Lancuter, Cillf. 93H-4

Central OUnie CountY, Calif,-Mrs Chules Wilson, 13)52 Wheeler. Sintl Ani Calif. 9270' Covinl.Pomonl CaliC -Mrs. Otis M,rston, 20880 MUlrica Rd., eo,,;nl, Cali•. 91722 Glend.le, C.lif.-Mrs. Chules R.DeIl:, 1874 ldlewood Rd , Glend.le. Calif. 91202

La Canld. Viller. C.Iif.-Mr.. M,nhall McDonald. ·H40 Wood· ieilh La. 'Pu.ckn., CaJif. 9110) La Joll. , C.lif.-Mn. SUNe W. He.th. )(jl0 Soled.d Mt. Rd .• La Joll •• Calif. 920)7 ton& Such. Calif.-Mn. ROler 1040 BcnDett, Lona: Bach. Calif. 9081).4

Los Anaeln Calif.-Mn. Dennis Huler , 10M2 Porto600 Pi.. Lot An&eles. Calif. 90024

North Or.nae County, Calif.--Ch.irm.o: Mn. A. W. Fischet, 116' W. LIS p.imas Dr.• Fullerton, Calif. 92632

Co.ch.inD.a: Mn Wiley Cooo"er. 1062 W. V.lenci. Mesa Dr Fullerton Cllif. 92632

Pu.den.l" C.\if.-Gcncul Ch.irm.n: Mrs. Dale Reid, 70' PI,· mouth ",d., ,s,n Marino C.lif. 91108 (Pandena arn! Mn. Robert M. Ch!.mbeI!. 3H!I Gra-,hurn Rd Pu.den. C. if. 91107 (Priv.te SChool.) Mrs H. Rich.rd Erdman, 818 Monte Verde

Dr •• Arc.di. Calif. 91006 (San Marino·South Pu.den.) Mrs. Thomas S.ntle" 7U La Mirad. S.n Marino, Calif. 91108 (Arcadi •. Monrovia.Du.rte) Mrs j.ck S.elid, 121 B.lbo. Dr., Arcadi. C.lif. 91006 Redl.nds. Calif.-Mn. L. A PI.tz, 317 Eucalyptu., Redlands, RiVCllide.Calif,92373Calil.-Mn. P,ul Gotft, 113' Vi. Pirll.d., Ri'terlide. Calif. 92)07 San Oieao. Calif.-Mrs. Ronald Sv.istad, 3826 Pinto Pl •• Sprine: V.lIey , C.lif. 92077 S.n Fern.ndo V.lle" Calif.-Mn. R. L. Voyeft. 17776 Alomo Pl., Eacino, Calif. 91}16 .S.nt. B.rbu •. Calif.-Mn. Jobo Erickson. 99' Monte Dr., S.nta Barbar•• Calif. 9310' S.nt. Monic.·Westside, C.lif .-Mrs. Don.ld E. Emerson, 6)}4 Paseo Can,on Dr., Malibu, Calif. 9026' South B." Calif.-Mn. Glenn, Jr., 69}9 W. Bcech6eld Dr., Plio, Verdes, Calif. 90274 South Coast, Calif.-Mrs. Robert L. Taube. 2622 Circle Dr., Newport BelCh. C.lif. 92660 VenturI County. C.lif.-Mn. Dizon Moorhead, 2800 S.ilor, Ven· tur•• c.lif. 9m3 Whittier Area , C.lif.-Mrs. Johns. 1441) EmOry Dr., Whit· tier, C.lif. 9060)

Suat<!fa San Calif)

Sausaluo (Sec: Mum CountyI Cahf.) V alley 0 the Moon, Calif.)

.xlma (5ft Fruno Calif.)

(Sec (;.11f.)

Sonuma Villey (If the Moon , C.IIU (See Santa Cruz County, CaM.)

Soulh San FranclSCO San Mateo County. Calif.!

Stanford Pa 0 Alto , Calif.)

StockttlO Stocktnn. Calif.)

Suisun City ($tot- Solano Counl1-Napa, SunnyvaColo'·lc (Sec SanJOIe, Calif.)

Taft (Sec BauMel. Cahf.)

Tehachapi Dakcnfir:ld. Calif.)

Tern Linda (5« Mann County _ CaM )

Tiburon (5« Mann County.:. c.allf.)

Umon Cil1 (Mc Beth1er. ullf.)

Vacaville (See Solano Counly·Napa, Calif)

Vallcjo Solano Counly·Napa, Cahf.)

Walnut Greek (Sec Contn Costa. Calif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Calif.-Mu. Ruth D auk, 6001 Suodllc Avc ., Kern City, CI if. 93309 -Berkeley·Easl BIY. Clhl.-Mrs. R E. j oh nston. 87) Par.moun! Rd ., Oakland, Calif. 94610

75

Walnut Groye (Sec SaclInwnt0..t Calif.)

Wlrm Srpings (See Berktley. ulif.)

Wasco (Sec: Bab-l1fic.ld, Calif.)

WatJOnvdle (See Santi Cnu CoWlty, Calif.)

WoodlJnd (Stc- Sacramento, Calif.)

WoodaJde (Set: Pdo Alto, CaJif.)

Yubl uty (Sec Yuba-Sutttt, CaJif.)

HAWAII

Honolulu (5« Honolulu , Hawaii)

San Jost. Calif.-Mn. D S. Williams, 11 n Del Dr , San jOst. Cllif. 9)129 San MateO County. Calif.-Mts. Robtrt Ohlson, 19H p.,kside Avt .• HllIsborouah. Calif. 9-4010 Contra Costa, Calif.-Mn, ROier Jamrs, 6} Ivy Dr Orindl. Calic' 9·t)6} Fresno. Calif.-Chaumln: Mu. Harry Andre s. 6019 N. Colleae, ApI. G., Calif. 9}104

Co-cbllrman: Mn, Tom MIIS()n, )9}7 E. Butier Aye., Fresno, Calif 9)721

Slnll CI\I% Coun'!J_Calif.-Mrs. Stan WaIner, UCSC Clmpus, Santa CI\I%, Calif. 9)uou Solano County·NIPI, Calif. (pj Phi Pocbt)-Mri. H. T. 8uller. 16} S. MODlIomc,.,., Nlpa, Calif. 9-4)"

Stockton. Cllif.-Mn, JOKPb Diehl, 723-4 N. Pershin,. Stockton. Calif. 95207

Mlrin County/ C.lif.-Mn. John Shiner, no Fern ood Dr .• San Rabd. C.iI 9-4901 Calif.-Mn. Hamilton Bro n, P.O. Box -491), Clrmel, C.llf, 9)921 of lhe Moon, Calif.-Mn. j oseph S. McClelllnd, )9)0 Mont«ito Ave' l Sanll Rosa, Calif. 9)-404 Yuba·Sutter. Cahf.-Mn. Joan lnaram, 1270 Victoria Ct ., Yuba City, Calif. 9)991

-Palo Alto , Calif.-Mri. Lincoln Mitchell. -4-4) Tennyson, Plio Alto, Calif. 94}()1 Honolulu, H i.-Mrs. Dan Hoskins. 1070 2nd Hidr:ham AFB Sacramento. Calif.-Mri. Robert Woods, -4no Ba.iley WIY, Sacra· mento Calif. 9)82) APO S.n Francisco. Calif. 96))) San Francisco. Calif.-Mrs. John Tobin, 2)1) Gouab St .• San Fran· citco. Calif. 9-4123

CALIFORNIA

Acton (Sec' Antdope Vallcy Calif.)

A.toura (5« Covinl·Pomona. Calif.)

Alh mbra (See Paslden •. Calif.)

Alp ,e (Sec San Calif.)

AII.de,n. (Sec Pludcn., CIM.)

.Anlhelm (See North Ounse c,nunl1. ellif.)

Atcadia (Sec Paudena, Calif.)

AIUsa (Sec Covina·Pomon•• Calif.)

Bllboa (5« South CoaSI. Calif.)

Balboa hland (Moe South Coast, Calif.)

8c\erl, Hills Los Anade., Calif,)

Big Bear (5«: San Bernardino. Calif.'

Bonita (Sec San Dicao, Cllif.)

Sprinas (S« San Diqo, Calif.) (5ft North Oran.ae County, C.lif.)

Buena Park (Sec' North OnOle Countr. Clhf. )

Burblnk (See Glendalt. Calif.)

CapiJtrano South Coast. Cllit)

Carlsbad (Set La Joll., Calif.) (Sec' S'anta Barb.ra. CaM.)

Chats...onh (See Sin Fernando Valley. Cahf.)

Hills (See Santa Monic ••Wcstsidt, Calif'

Chula Vistl (5« San Oieao. CaM.'

Cllremont (See Covlna·Pomon•. Calif.) ('.olton (See San Bernardino, ulif) Plrk (Sec San Fern ndo Villey. Calif.)

C..oronado (5« San. Die.o Calif.)

Corona (5cc' Rivenlde, Calif.)

Corona del Mar (SC'e Soulh Couto Calif.)

C..osil Mesa (See South Co.st, Calif.)

Covin. (5« Covinl·Pomonl. Calif.) City (Set Santi Monicl ·Wtstsidt. C.lif.)

Del Rou (5« San Bernlrdino. Calif.)

Descanso (m Sin 0le80, Calif.)

Do ·ocy (Ste Whittier. Calif.'

Duarte (5« Puaden., Calif,)

Ed ards (See Anttlopt V.ller. Calif.)

II Cajon (San DitlO. C.I if.)

EI StAundo (Sec SOuth Ba" Calif.)

Encino (See San Valley. Calif.'

Escondido (See La Jolla. CIIIf.)

Fallbrook (Set La Joll., Calif,) (Set Ventura County, Calif.)

FlintridAe- (5« La Canada Villey. Calif.)

Fullen"n (Sec: North Or e County. Calif.)

Garden Grove (5« Centr.1 Oran&c County, Calif.'

-00 not send APO San Francisco .ddtltUCS to the San FranciSCO membership ch,lrman.

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

Glendale (Sec: Cahf.)

Gltndou (5« Coyina·Pomona, Calif.)

Goleta (5« Sanla Bubara Calif.)

Gonnan (5« Anlelope Vlliey, C.lif.'

Granada Hill s (5« Sin Ftrn.ndo Valley, Cllif.)

Gl'ft'n Vd1tt. (5« San &mudino. Calif.)

Ha iian Garden. (Stc Long Beach, CaM.)

Hnmosa Beach (See Soulh 8ay Cailf.)

Hiltbland (See San Bernardino].. Calif.)

HolI,...ood (See Los A'!Itlcs. \..AIll., Huntinlton Be.ch (Sec South Coalt. Calif.)

l"lle 'ood (See Los Af'IIt'lu. Calif.)

Irvine (See South CoUI, Calif.!

La Canada (See La Canada Viler' Calif.'

La Crescent (See Glendal!:; Call .)

LquM 8uch (See- South \.OUI, Calif.)

Laguna Hills (Sec Sou_lb Conti C.lif.)

La Habra (5« WhiulCl, Call.)

La j olla (Sec' La j olla, Calif.)

Lau Arm"",·held (Sec San Bern.rdino, Calif.)

Lakeside (5« San CiCIO, Calif.!

Lakewood (Sec LOOII _ Beach Ca. if.)

La Mesa (5« San Dit80 Calif)

La Minda (Sec: Whlttlct Calif.)

Lancaster Antelope Villey, Cat.(.)

La Puente (Stc Coyina·Pomona. C.IIf)

La Vune (5« Covina·Pomonl. Calif.'

Lemon Grove (5« San OlC&o. Calif.)

Lomita (See Soulh 81,. Calif.)

LoOl Beach (5« Long Br ch. C.lif,)

Los Angtles (5« Los Angtlu or Santi Monic•. Calif.)

Los AlamilOs (5« Long Beacb , (alif.)

Malibu (5« Santa Monica Westside Calif.)

Manhattln Beach (See South Bay. Calif)

MarVlSt-a (See Sanla Monica·Westslde, Calif.)

Meinen Oab (Sec Ventura County. Caljf.)

Miuion Hills (5« San Fern.ndo Valley. Calif)

Mission VieJO (5« South Cout. Ca,lif.)

Mojave _(5ft Anttinpc Villey. Cah€.)

MonroYla 15« P.u.adena. Calif.)

MontlOlC (5« Glendale, Calif.)

(See Vtntura, C.alif )

Naoonal City (5« San DiCflO. Clhf.!

Newport Be.ch (Sete South Coast. Ca if.)

North HolIJ'Wood (Ste San Fern.ndo Val· ley. Calif.)

Northrid.:e (Sec San Fernando V.lley. t..ahf.)

Nuevo (5« R iycrside Calif.)

Occanside (Sec La J Ohl, Clhf.)

O,ai (5« Vcnlula, Cali f. )

OntariO (Sec eo.ina·Pornona, C.1if.) (m Ctntr21 Ono&c Count}', C.llf.)

Oxnard (Sec Venturi County. CJlif.)

PaCific Palisades (Sec Santa Monica·West· side, Calif.)

PacOIma (Sec' San Funando Villey. Calif.)

Palmdale (5« V.ller, Cllif.)

Panorama Citr (5« Came-Iblck AliI .)

Pllos Emits (See Soulh B.y , C.lit, P.radise Valley (SC'e Canw:lbaclc, Ariz .)

Puadena (5« Pasadena, C.lif.)

Pille V.lley (5« San Diqo. Calif.)

Placmtia (Su North Otiose County. Cllif.)

Play. Dcl Rey (See Soulh Bay. Calif.)

Pomona (Sec Covinl·Pomona, Cahf.)

Pomonl Valley Covina·Pomonl, C.lif.,

Port Hueneme (Sec Venturi County, Calif.)

POltUIuat Bend (5ft South Bal' Cllif.)

Ouartz HIli (Se-e Anttiope V.I ey. Calif.)

lancho Santa Fe 15« La jolla, Calif.)

Aedllnds (See Redlands Calif.)

Redondo BelCh (Sec South 8a)', Calif.)

Rewda (5« San Fernando V iller, Calif.)

Riverside (Sec C.lif.)

Rollinl H ills B.y. Cllil.l

Roumond (5« Anlti ope V aJley. Ca if .)

Rossmnor (5« LonS Stach, Ca l if.)

San Strnardino (5« San Bemardino Calif. )

Sin Cl.cmtnte (See South Collt, Calif.)

San Olqo (5« San o.qo Calif.)

San Dimas (Set Covin.·Pomona. Calif.!

San Fern.ndo (Stt S.n Funando VII ey. Calif.)

San G.briti (See Pasadenl. Calif.)

San Juan CapiJlllno (5« SoutJ. Coast, Canf. )

San Marino (Sec Pasackna. Calif_)

Santa Ana (Sec' Centr-al Orlnat: County, Cahf. )

S.nta Barbara (See Santa BartMn. CaH,)

Sanla Monica (Sec Santa·Monica·West· side. C.lif.)

Santa Paula (5« County. Calif.)

Tacoma, W uh.-Mn. Gary Fulton. 10214 Wauna, S.W., T .com., Wuh.93<99

Wen.teber. WIJb,-Mn Jame. Perkin.. 106 N. G.rfield St•

Wall. WaUl, Wash.-Mrs. Kenneth Rt. I, W.II. Wall., Wuh, Wenatchee, Wish 98801 Yakima, W.sh.-Mn. Keith Farnam, 814 S. JHh Ave., Yakima, Wash. 98902

NEVADA

Boulder City (5« Lu Veaas Nev.)

Carson City (See ReM, Nt•. )

Elko (See: Reno. Nt,..)

EI, (See Rt-no. Nn'.)

Eureu (See: Reno , Nev .)

F.llon (See: Reno, Nev )

Gardnerville (5« Reno, Nev.) (See Reno Nev.)

Henderson (See LIS Vegas. Nev .)

lake Tahoe (See Reno, Nev.)

Las VealS (.xe las Vegu t Nev,)

Lovelock CoSte Ren o, Nev J

Ren o (See: ReDO, Nev.)

Smith (See: Rcno , Nu ,)

Sparks (See Reno, Nev.)

VirJinil Cit)' (S«: Reno, Nev.)

WinMDluCCI )Scc Rmo. Nev ,}

Yerinaton (See Reno. Nev ,)

OREGON

Albany (See Corvallis, Ore.)

UPSILON PROVINCE

Asbllnd (Sec Medford, Ort.)

Bandon (Sec Coot County, Ore.) (See Portl.nd, Ort.)

Blue River (See Ore.)

Brookincs (5« Coos County, Ore.)

Coos 8.y (Sec CoOl County, Ott.)

Coquille (See Coos County, Ort )

Corvallis (Sec CO r llis. Ore.)

Colt"e Grove (Ste EUJcne, Orc.)

Cres ell (Sec Euacnc, Ort.)

0.11 (Sec Salem, Ort )

Duntharpe: (Sec Lake Oswcgo-Ounthorpe:, Orc.)

Eugene (Sec Euacnc, On )

Florence Euacne, Ore.)

Gardiner (Sec Coos County, Ore .)

Gervais (Sec S.luo, Ore.)

Gold Belch (See Coos County, Ore )

Gresham (Sec Portland , Ore.)

Harrisburg (See Eugene. Ore , )

jennln,. Lodac (See Portl.nd, are,)

Junction City (5« E\lgcnc. Ore,! klamath FaUs (Sec Klamath Pa Is, Ore.)

Clubs and Chairmen

LII Velas, Nev.-Mrs. Frank Kcrestesi, 2613 MalOn Ayc., LIS VeilS Nn. 89102

Rcno, NeY .:-Mrs. Mauri« Pelrel 171' Plumas Reno, Nev 89)02 Coos Countr. Orc .-Mrs Arnola Morton. Hwy. 5 ., CoqUille, Ore.

Con-allis, Ore.-Mn Paul Lorenz, 3623 Sylvan, Con-allis. Ore. 971}O

Euaenc, Orc.-Mrs. Richard A Keller, 48-48 Brookwood , Ore. 9740'

Klamath Falls, Ou.-Mrs R A. Niles, HU Hillsdale, Klamath Falb, Ore. 97601

CALIFORNIA

Alameda (Sec Betkeley. Calif.)

Lake Osweco (Sec Lah Qswqo-Ounthorpe, Ore )

ubanon (Sec Corv.llis, Ore.)

Mapleton (Sec Euacnc, Ore.)

Man::ola (5« Eu.a;cnc, Ott )

Medford (Sec Medford, Ort.)

Milwaukie (Sec Portllnd Ort )

Myrtle Point (See Coos County, Ore )

North Bend (Sc-c Coot County. Ore )

Oakridge (See Ore.)

Ore,ll:oo City (See Portland. Ore.)

Philomath (Sec Cof"alli •• Orc )

PlclSant Hill (See EUlcne, Ore.)

Portland (Sec Portland, Ore.)

Port Orford (See Coo. County, Powcrs (Sec Coos County, Ore.)

Reedsport (Sec Coos County, Ore )

SJlem (Sec SJlem, Ore )

Silycrton (Sec Salem, Ore.)

SprinRfield. (See Eusene. Ore .)

Stayton (Sec Salem. Ore.)

Trian,lc Lake (Sec Eugcne. Ore.)

Woodburn (Sec Salem.

Lakc Oswcso·DunthofPC, Orc.-Mu. Lyle N. Omdahl, 1862 Oak Knoll Ct., Lake Oswqo, Ore. 970,W Medford, Otc .- MrS. W. T Hamlin, )6 S. M doc, Medford, Ore. 97)01

Ponland, Mrs. james O. Ward, 2'2) S.W Boun· da,.,., Portland Ore. 97201 (VancouvCf, Wllh.-Chairmao) Mrs. joyCC Hood. 6)02 N.E. 12tb, Vancouver. Wash 9866)

S!lem. Ore.-Mn. Fred tHO 2ht N E., Salcm Ore. 913<H

Phi PROVINCE NORTH

Fair Oaks (Sec Sacramento. Calif.)

Folsom (Stt Sacrammto. CaliL)

Ncyada City (Sec SacraIDCnto. Calif.)

Ncwark (See &erkele!.t Calif )

Nilcs (Sec Berkeley, ulif.)

Alban,- (Sec Berkeley, Ca if.)

Alamo (SH Contra Costa j Calif.)

AptOS (Sec Santa Ctul County, Calif.)

Af"in (See Bakcrsficld. Calif.)

Atherton (Sec Palo Alto, Calif.!

Auburn (See SKramcnto, Calif.

Bakcrsfield (See Bakersfield, Ca if.)

Belmont (See: San Mateo CounlJ. Calif.)

Belvedere (See Marin County Calif.)

Benicia (See Solano Countt·NIPa, Calif.)

Berkcley (5« Berkelcy, Cahl.)

Bodelj:a (See Valley of the Moon. Cam.)

Butl i nf:unc (Sec Mateo County. Cali .)

CamJ)bcll (See San jose, Calif.)

CapitOl (Sec Santa Cruz. County Calif.)

Fowlcr (See Fre.no. Callf.!

Fremont (Sec Berkeley. Ca if.)

Fresno !Stt Fmno , Calif.)

Ge:Jsef"lllc (Sec VallC'J of the Moon, GlenC"".! E Icn (Sec Valley of the M oon, Calif.)

Grau V.lley (Sec Sacramenlo C.lif )

Greenbrac (Sec M.rin County, Calif )

Guemyille (Sec Valley 0 thc Moon, Calif.)

Half Moon Bay (Sec San Mateo County. Cllif.)

Hanford (5« Fresno! Calif.)

Har--ard (See Berke ey, Calif.)

North Hilhbnd. (Sec Calif.)

Noyato (See: Mario County! Calif.,

Oakland (See Berkeley, Ca i/.)

Oran&C"t'alc (See: Sacrarncnto.!. Calif.)

Orinda (See Contra Cosfa. ulif.)

Pacific Groyc (See Monterey Calif. )

Palo Alto (5« Palo Alto. Calif.)

Pebblc Beach (5« Monterey )JcnillJuia, CaIiL)

PennJtove (5« Valley of the Moon, CaliL)

PaKadero (Stc San Mateo CountT. Calif.)

Petaluma (Sec Valley of thc Moon. Calif.)

Carmel (See Montcrey Peninsula, Calif.)

Carmichael (Set' Su:u,mcnto, Clli '1

Castro Valley (5« Berkeley, Cllif.

CenterYillc (See Berkeley, Calif.)

C.trus He1lhcs (See Sacramcnto, Calif.)

Clarbbur,k (See Sacramento. Cllif.)

Clayton (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Cloyerdalc (See Valley of the M oon, Calif.)

Oo is (See Fresno. uHf.)

Colusa (See Yuba·Sulter, Calif.)

Concord (Sec Contra Co.ta, Calif )

Corte MadCfa lSec Marin County. Calif )

Cotati (Sec Va ley of the M oon, Calif.)

Courtland (Sec uHr.)

Cupertino (Sec San lOR , ulif.)

Daly City (See San Prancisco, Calif.)

Dan illc (See Contra Costa. Calif.)

DaVIS (Sec Sacramento\ CAhf.)

Delano (See Bakenfie:la , Call( )

D ixon Solano County-.Napa, Calif.)

Emcry.-Ille (See Berkeley, uhf)

EI Ctrnto (Src Berkelg-, ulif.')

EI Dorado Hills (See Sacrlmento, Calif.)

Elycrta (See Sacramento. Caliq

Pairf (See Marin Count,-, Cahf.)

Pairfield (Sec Solano County.Napa. Calif.)

HuJdsbutJr (See Valley of thc Moon. Clhf.)

Hillsboro\l8h (Sec San Make) County. Calif.)

IrviDftton (See Berkeley, Calif.)

KenSln&ton (See Berkeley, Cahf.)

Kcndicld (SHe Marin County, Calif.)

Kcnwood (See Valley of the Moon , Cllif.)

Larayct te (Sec Contra Costa, Calif.)

Larkspur (Sec Marin County, Cali(.)

Liye: O.k (See Yuba.Sutter! uJi/.)

Loo. (See: Stockton, Cali.)

Lot Altol (See Palo Alto, CaJj{.)

1.01 Ahe» Hills (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Los Gatos (Sec San jose, Calif.)

Mather AF8 (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Mann Count,- (See Marin County. Calif )

Manion (Sec Contra Cotta. Calif.)

MarynoiUe: (See Yuba·Sutter, Calif.)

McClcllan AFB (Sec Sacramento. uHf.)

Menl o Park (See: P.alo Alto. Calif.)

Milbrae !Se:e: San County'. Calif.)

Mill Val ey (Sec Marin CounlT. Calif.)

Miuinn San JOK (Sec Berit:e1ey, Calif.)

Montcrey (See Montcrey Peninsula Cllif.)

Monte Sereno (Sec San jose, Calif.)

Mor a (See: Contra Costa, Calif )

Napa (See Solano County·Napa, Calif.)

PiC'dmont (Sec Berkeley, Calif.)

Plca.sa.nt Hill (Sec Contra Costa. CaliL) Portala VallC1 Palo Alto, Calif.!

Rancho CordOya (See Sacramento, Ca if.)

Richmond (Sec Berkeley Calif.)

Rio Vista (Sec Solano County-.Napa, Calif. )

Ross (See Marin County, Calif'l

Sacramento (Sec Sacramento, Ca if.)

San Anselmo (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

San Bruno (Sec San Mateo County, Calif.)

San Carlos (See: San Mateo County, Calif.)

San Francisco (Sec San FunciICO CAlif.)

5.an&CT (Sec Fresno Calif.)

Sail 10K (Sec San jose Calif.)

San Leandro (Sec lkrkeley, Calif )

San Lorento (Sec Berkeley. Calif )

San Mateo (Sec San Mateo County. SanCali!.)Rabel (Sec- San Marin County, Calif., Santa CI.ta (SHe San 101t Cali(,)

Santa Cruz (Sec Santa Cruz County, Ctlif.)

Santa Rosa (Se:e: VallfY of tIw Mooo Calif.)

Club. and Chairmen

Boulder, Colo,---Mn, Martin Bohn, 1430 Kinpood PI.. Boulder, Colo. 80302

Colorado SpriOl!.! Colo.-Mrs. Jean KiQl, 2"7) ClarUon 0, .• Colorado SpriDP, \,.010. 80909

DmyU, Colo.-Mn. J oo Art, 309<t S. Chu,., Wa" Ocnnr, Colo 10222

'9102

Bozeman, Mont.-Mn. Jamu M. Enebot. 1206 Pine: <:rat, Bou· man. Mont. ,97U

Palb Mont.-Mrs. Robert K«ne, 712 ,6th St. S.• Great Palh. Moot HJ401 Helena. Mont.-Mrs Jean Sindair, 1410 Sibclius, Helena. Mont Ft. Collins, Colo.-Mn. Charla P. Hiclcmao. 1812 Sto"tt St., Pt. '960 ' Collin., Colo. 80521

Grand Junction.!, Colo. (Pi Phi Pocbt)-Mn. G. K. Hoskin, 49' VallejO Dr., ...,rar,;unction, Colo. 81'01 Pueblo. Colo.-Mrs. IlDH R. Miller, Box 1.,. Siloam Sur Rt., Pueblo. Colo. 81

Wyo.-Mn , Ken Roclditz, 2'1 S. Ntbrulc:a, Cuper W)'O. 82601

'Cheyenne, Wyo.-Mn , Maurice Laycod:. 609 Shoshoni, Cheyenne, WyO. 82001 Laramie, Wyo,-Mrs W. O. Thomas. 1000 Garfield #8. Laramie, Wyo. 82070 BiIlin&l, Mont -Md. J Slater, 290' Harrow Dr., BilliD&J, Moot.

A1UZONA

Chandler (Sec Camelback, Ariz . )

Glendale (See: Phoenix, Ariz.)

Litchfield Park (See Photnix t Ariz.)

Me" (Sec Camelback. Ariz ., Pandi. VaJle:y (See: Camclb.ck. Ariz )

Peoria (See: Photniz. Ariz.)

Pbocoiz (See: PbocnlJi:, Ariz.)

Scottsdale (See Camelback. Ariz )

Sun City (See: Pbotnix, Ariz , )

SIGMA PROVINCE

Tempe (Sec Camelback, Ariz.)

Tucson (See Tucson, Ariz .)

NEW MEXICO

A1arDDIordo (Sec EI PUo. Tex.)

Albuquerque (Ste Alb\MlUCr"jUC' N M.)

Anthony El Paso. Tex. Roswell (Set Roswell, N.M UTAH

Bountiful (See Silt lake: City, Utlh)

Club. and Chairmen

Camelback. Ariz .-Mo. Purdom C. TbolDll, 7002 E. Sunny Vale Rd ., Scottsdale, Ariz. 8'2H

PhotOIX, Ariz .-Mn D L Wat, 4736 Calle del Norte. Pbocnix, Ariz. 8'018

Brigham City (Ste Qsden, Utab)

Clearfield (See Oaden, Utah)

Kaysville (See Salt lib City, UUh)

Keams (Set Salt Lalec City, Utab)

Laytoo Lab City, Utah\

MaRna (Ste Salt Lake: Cirr, Utah

Midvale (See: Salt lake City Utahl

Murray (See Salt Lake City. Utah

OI:dcn (Ste Olden Ubh)

Roy (Ste QBden, Utah) S.1t Lab: City (See Salt Lake: City,Utah)

Albuquerque, N M. 8711Z Roswell. N.M.-Mrs. Brian Copple, 602 Barnett Dr., Ro,_eU, N M 88201

Tuaoft, Ariz .-Mn. J luther Ouit, 18U N. Norton, Tucson , Ariz.8HJ9 'O,dC1l UUh-Mn. P. M. Calton. 2880 E. 6600 South. O,den, Utah 8"40} Sah Lake CitJ, Utah-Mrs. Richard D StrffPtr, 41-4 Monroe St., Midvale, Utah 8-4().47

Albuqutrque, N.M.-Mr•. John ll. Moore, 12)13 Pinerid,e N.E.,

TAU PROVINCE

AlASKA

Ancboll,e (Ste Anchoraae, Alaska)

ALBERTA

Cal.aa,., (Sec Cal,a"., Atla " Can.)

Edmonton (See Edmonton, Atla., Can.)

Southern (Set: CaIIUY, Alta .• Can .)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

BUlllaby (See Vancouver B.C , Can.)

Dup Con (See Vancouver. B.C ., Can.) New Westminster (See Vancouver, B,C. , Can.)

North Vancouver, B.C. (See Vancouver, B.C,. Can.)

Richmond (See: B.C . , Can.)

Vancou"ft' (See VancoU¥t!1 B.C•• Can.) West Vancounr (Set vancouver, a.c ., Can.)

IDAHO

Boise (See Boise. Idaho)

Meridian (Set Boise. Id.ho)

WASHINGTON

Anacortes (See Wash.)

ArlinRton (Ste Enrdt, Wuh.)

Auburn (See Tlcoma, Wash.)

Blinbriclce bland (Set Seattle, Wash )

Belleyue: (Ste Be:lIevue:, Wuh.)

&thcl (Ste Tacoma, Bothell (Ste $t.ttle, Wash. Brewstcr (See Wenatch«, ash.)

BridAeport (See: Wenatche:.e. Wash .)

Cashmere (See Wfflatchee, Wasb.)

Chelan (Set Wenatchee. Wash.)

Chcf!e:r (Sec Spokane, Wash.)

CowKhe-(Sce Yakima, W1Ish.)

Davenport (See Spokane, Wuh,)

Dayton (See WIllI W.II!J. Wash.)

Decr Pad:: (See Spokane, wuh.)

ElSt Wenatchee (Set Wenltchct, Wash .)

Edmonds (See Seattle, Wuh,)

Ellensburg (See: Yakim., Wuh.)

Entiat (Sec Wenatchee, Wasb.)

Ephrata (Sec Wenatchec. Wash )

Everett (See Eycrett, Wash.)

Plirchild AFB (Sre: Spokane. Wash .)

Federal War (See Tacoma, Wash.)

Port Lewis (See Tacoma, WISh,)

Gi, Harbor (Sec T lcoma, Wash )

Gnndview (Ste Yaleima, Wash.)

Gnn,Ret (See Yakima, Wash )

Ha.rrJD,ton (See: Spokane, Wash.)

Issaquah (See Bellevue:, Wash.)

Kent (Sec Tacoma, Wash.)

JGrkland (Ste BeIlcyue, Wash )

Lake: Stevens (Sec Evetttt. Wash.)

Labwood (Ste Tacoma, Wash.)

Liberty Lake: (Set Spoklne, Wash .)

Lynwood (See Everett. Wuh.)

M.bton (See: Yakima, WISh.)

M'l}'sville (Ste Everett WISh )

Mercer Island (5«: Bellevue, Wash !

McChord AFB (Sre: Tacoma. Wash.

Mnnroc (See Everett. Wuh )

Mt. Vernon (Ste Evemt, Wa.h )

Moxce: (Sec Vakima, WISh.)

Niches (Sec Yakima. Wash.)

Club. and Chairmen

Alulc:a-Mrs. Richard Bnsten, }831 Crosson Cir., ADCbonae, Alaska "}03 Calca,." Alta Can.-Mn. J McManus, 3111 Leduc Cresc. S W

Olympia (Ste Olympia, Wash .)

Orondo (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

PchaHin (Sec Wenatchee, Wash.)

Pullman, (Sec Pullman, Wash.)

Purdr (Sec Tacoma, Wash,)

Put.lup (Ste Tacoma. Wash.)

QtJJnq (See Wenatchee WUh.)

Reardan (Sec Spokane. Wash.)

Redmond (Sec Bellevue. Wash.)

Renton (5«: Seattle, Wash,)

Ritnille (Sec Spokane, Wash.)

Rockforu (Sec Spokane. Wash.)

Roy (Ste 'tacoma: Wash )

Suttle (Stc Selrue. Wash.!

Selah (Sec: Vakima, Wash.

Shehon (Ste Olympia, Wash . )

Snohomish (Set: Everttt, wash.)

SPOhne (Ste Spokane:, WISh.)

Stanwood. (Ste Evttttt , Wuh.)

Sumner (Ste TICOffiI, Wuh.)

Sunnyside (See Yakima, Wash.)

T.coma (Sec T.coma , Wash,)

Tieton (See Yakima, Wash.)

Toppenish (Ste Vakima Wash.)

Vancouver (See Portland, Ore.)

Vashon Isla nd (See: Tacoma. Wash.)

Waitsbutl (Seot Walla Wall., Wash )

WaUa Walla (Sec W.II. Walla, Wash.)

wapato (Ste V akima, Wuh.)

Waterville (Ste Wenatchee, Wash )

Wen.tchee (See Wenatchee. Wuh )

Winslow (Stc Selule, Wash.!

V,kima (See Yakima. Wash,

Zillah (See V.kima. Wash.)

Olympia. Wub.-Mrs C R. Musball. 1827 Lakehurst Dr•• OI)'ID· pia, Wash. Pullman, W.lb.-Mrs Bc:oton Collins. Jr., Rt 1. Box 7", Pullman, Wuh .99 16} Seattle, Wasb Chairman : Mrs Jcr". Frodle, 137'" S S 20th BeIJC?Ut, Wash 98004

e:o:<bail'1Dl.n: Mrs. Daryl N. Burke, H2 128th N.E., Bdlnuc, Walh. 98oc:M Spokane, Wuh .-Mn. John}. Pannin& III , North 9819 HuntiQl' ton, SPOk.ne, Wuh. 9921'

El'erctt. Wash -Mn J.mes Mitchell, Rt I, Box "', Lake Stevens, Wuh 982" CaIJa,., 10, Alta .• Can. Edmonton, Alta.., Can.-Mn D. Jatyi" Box H6, Leduc, Alt • , Can· .d. ·V.ncounr B,C'J-Can.-Mn. D B. Walcott, 6Z"1 Buckincham Burnaby, D.C. n. • Idaho-Mrs. &obert GlaisJu, 1128 E. nh, Meridian. Idaho s,.., Be:.lltYUe, Wash.-Mn Gltnn C Wri&ht, 1028} N.E 22nd PI., 8e:.1ln'UC. Wash. 91004

THE AllOW OF " InA 'HI

Bruo. Ville)', Tes:.-Mn. Raymond C. Jonts. )10 Crescent Dr., Bryan Tn:. 77801

Mid·Ciries, Ta,-Mn. Jack M Crudup, 7001 Whiaperin& Oak Ct. Arlill&ton. Tex . 76010 ' OaUas. Tu -<ie:neral Chairman: Mrs. AlIl D M. GraySOn, Jr., ·U2' Lou.iot, Dallu Tex. 7HO}

Tu.-Mrs. Don I. LaM, 1616 N, Russell, Pampa, TO' Co-chainnlo: Mrs. Richard Compton. )60, Caruth, Dallu, To:. 7)22)

East To: Mu. n.le Shappell, }r " 180) N. Live Oak Dr., Lon" yi"" Ta:. 75601

Richardson, Tex -Mrs. William Blair, lIH Overlake Dr., Richard· son, Tn n080

Sberman.De:nison'rTa.-Mrs. Ca.mpbcll Gi1Iespie III, 1710 Shields Dr.• Sherman. u. n090 Pt. Worth, Tex.-Mrs. Henry Mcadows, 3200 Lamesa, Ft. Worth. Tn. 76109

Waeo. Tex .-Mrs. Stanley Swift Jr., 3116 Mitchell, WIC'O. Tex. 76708 '

Raymond Whitnt'J, Jr., 710 Tunton, TJler, Tex. Lufkin. Tex. - Mn. John Cbcncns. 118 W. Ken, Lufkjn, TO'. 73901

Manh.II, Ta.-Mrs. Scott Baldwin. P.O Box H9. Manh,lI, Tes. ,,670 Wichita Fall •• Tex.-Mrs J. P. Cunninabam, 33M Mocltinsbird Ln ., Wichita Falls, Tex 76)08

LOUISIANA

AhbeTille (See: Laf.yette, La.)

Amite: (5« Blton ROUlt, Lt )

Baker (See Baton Rouat, La.)

Baton ltou,rc (See Baton ROUle La.)

Breaux Bridle (See Lthr.ettt, 1•. )

eo"in&ton (Set New Or Clns, La.)

Crowley (See Laf'rette La.)

Denham $prinlJ (See: &ton RoU&c La.)

De llidder (Set- Lake Charla, La.)

Eunice (Sec Laflyettcku.)

Gonzales (See: B.ton ou&c, La ,

Hammond (See Baton ROr ' La.)

Houma See Llfaydk, La.

K'r.lan lSee La. 1.0 ,,..., \S« 1.0"'''''. u.!

Lake: ChI! H (See Lake ChI! es, La.) (See Orleans, La.)

Napoleonville (See Orleans, La )

New Iberia (See La.)

New Orleans (5« New Orleans. La.)

New Roads (5« Balon ROU8e, La.)

OPelousas (See Llfayette La.)

praquemine (See Baton Rouge , La .)

Po rt Sulphur (See New Orleans, La )

Port Allen (See Baton Roule, La.)

Rayne (See lafayette La.)

51. Francisville (See Buon Rouge, La.)

51. Ml!linvilie (See Lafayette. La.)

Zachary (See Baton Rouae, La.)

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

TeXAS

Abilme (See Abilene. Tex.\

Alamo, (See Hidalgo. Tex.

Alamo Heights (Set: San Antonio. Tex.)

Albany (See Abilene. Tex.)

Anson (See Abilene, Tex )

A ustin (See: Austin , Tex.\

Baird (See Abilene, Tex

Ballinger (See: San Angclo, Tex or Abi· lene, Tex.)

Bastrop (See A ustin, Tex )

Beaumont (See Beaumont, Tex.)

Bocme (See San Antonio. Tex.)

Burnet (See Austin. Tex.)

Coleman (5« Abilene Tex.)

Coronado Cit! (See Abilene. Tex )

Corpus ChriSti (Sc-e Corpus Christl, Tex )

Del Ri o (See San Anllelo, Tex.)

Donna (Sec Hidal,o Counrr, Tex.)

Eastland (5« Abilene, Tn .,

Edinburg ($« Hidal, o County, Tex )

Eldorado (5ce San Angel o, Tex '

Elgin (S« A ustin. Tes' )

EI Paso (See EI Paso. Tex.)

Ft Sam Houston (Sec San Antonio, Tex .)

Ft. Stockton (See San Angd , Tca .)

Georgetown (See AustintTu.)

Groves (See Beaumont, ex.)

Haml in (Sec Abilene , Tex )

Club. and Chairmen

Baton Rouae, La Mn Paul Weimer, ,02, Bluebell, Baton Rou&e, La 70813

McAllen Tex. 78,0 1 Houston,

H ousto n (Sc-e H o uston, Tex.)

Kerrville (See San Antonio Tex.)

Lubbock: (Sec Lubbock, Tex .)

McAllen (Sec Hidallo County, Tex.'

Merced" (Sec Hidallo County, Tn .)

Midland (See Midland , Tn .)

Mission (Sec Hidallo County, Tex.)

New Braunfels (See San Antonio. 'tex.)

Odessa (See Odessa. Tn.)

Orange (5« Beaumont, Ta .+

Port Arthur (Sec Beaumont, ex.)

Rando lph AFB (Sec San Antonio, Tex.)

Rotan ($« Abilene, Tex.)

San Angelo (See San Anatl o, Tex )

San Antonio (Sec San Antonio, Tex.)

San Juan (See Hidal,o County. Tex.)

San Marcos (Sec Austin, Tn: )

Seguin (See San Antoni o, Tex.)

Sonora (Sec San Angelo Tn:.)

Stanford (Sec Abiltne , Tn: .)

Sw«twater (5« Abilene. Tex .)

Taft (Sec Corpus Christi. Tex.)

Throckmorton (See Abilene. Tex '

Victoria (5« Victoria, Tex )

W"laco (Sec Hidalgo County, Tex.)

Ys!c:t.:r. E! P,-so Tn:.' MEXfCO

Any part of the Republic of Mexico

Chairmln: Mrs. Retse B. Anderson, 7 N. W",den. Houston, Ta 77027 Lafayette, lII .-Mu Geoe 108 Donald Dr. , La 70'01 Lake Charles, lII.-Mrs. Edley Hixsoo, Jr., 716 Blackman, Lake Charles, La 70601

Co-chairmln; Mrs. Hatry Hud son 9'9 Kirbr Dr., Houllon, Tex. 77019 Lubbock. Tn.-Mrs H arold P Brown, 2818 22nd St .• Lubbock. New Otleans, La.-Mrs. Beauu,ltd Aye,DO, 901 State St ., New Orleans La. 7011' Abilene, Tn.-tA:rs. O id Stubblcman. 2132 Sri no, Abilene, Tex. ,96<1,

Tn. 79410 Midland. Tex.-Mrs. Emil Rassm.:r.n, 280' LockhtN , Midland, Tex. 79701 Od«u. Tex.-Mrs. John L. O Hem. 1001 W. 2)th, Odessa , Tex. ,.,60 Austin , Td'.-Mrs. Robert Norwood, 2812 W. FttK'O. Austin, Tt 78731 Sin AllIclo Tex.-Mrs. Sarah J. Otto. 221 S. Park, San Anatlo. Ikaumont. Tn.-Mrs. Stewart Williams, 37" Kenwood , Beaumont Tn. 77706

Co!pUI Chri.ti, Tex.-Mrs Chilies A Blade, Jr.• -4909 Greenbriar, CotPUS Christi, Tex. 71-413

Tn. 76901 San Antonio. Tcs.-Mrs. Carl 2001 NaCOIdoches Rd .• Si n Antonio Tex 18209 Victoria, Tex.-Mrs Richard Dunn, 112 Spokane, Victoria, Tex. EI Paso, Tex.-Mrs Wilco 31H Federal. EI Paso , Tex. '9910 77901 Mexico, D .F.-Mrs Arturo Otero , Pirulcs 186, Muico 20, D. F. Hidal.o County, Tn .-Mrs. Ca.!-f·in Benben, ,00 Chula Vista, Mexico

COWRADO

Arvada (See Denver, Colo.)

Ault (See Pt. Collins, Colo.)

Aurora (Set- Denver. Colo.)

Berthoud (See Ft Collins/ Colo.)

Boulder (Sec Boulder, Co a.)

Broomfield (See Boulder, Colo.J

Colorado Sprinp (Sc-e Colora a Sprill&S, Colo.)

Cripple Creek (See Colorado Springs, Colo '

tlreoftr (See Den'f'C.r, Colo.'

Enciewood (Sec Denftr. Colo.'

Estes Park (See: Ft Collins Colo.)

Falcon (See Colorado SPnnas. Colo.)

Ft. Collins (Sec Ft. Collins) Colo.)

Golden 1Sc-c Den'f'C.f. Colo.

Grand unclioa (Sc-e Giand Junction., Colo.)

GIftICT (Sc-e Ft Collins)

RHO PROVINCE

Lafayette (Sec Boulder, Colo.)

Lakewood (5« Denver, Colo.'

Littleton (See Denver, Co loJ

Livennore (See Ft. Collin •. Colo.)

Louisville (See Boulder, Colo )

L.Jft8mont (Sec Ft Collin, or Boulder. Colo.)

Loveland (Sec Fl Collins. Colo.)

Manitou Sprinp (See Colorado Sprinas Colo.)

M.the50n (See Coltlrado Sorings, Colo.)

Mud (See Ft Collins, Colo.)

Morrison (Set- Dcnvtr, Colo.)

Mounhlin (Sec Colorado Spnft&s. Co lo.)

Pueblo (5« Pueblo, Colo -city and county)

Security (See Colorado Sprin«s. Colo.)

U. S. Air Force Academy (See Colorado Colo.)

Wheatn"e (Set: Dmftr, Colo.)

MONTANA

Belgrade (Sec Bozeman.nJ Mont.)

Belt (See Great Falls, M ont.\

BilliftRs (Set Billings. Mont

Bouman (Sec Bostman. Mont )

East Hclena (See Helen., Mont .)

Great Falls (See GttU Fall., Mont )

Helena (Set Heltna, Mont .)

Manhattan (See Bozeman Mont .)

Simms (5« Guat Pails, M()ftt .)

Wolf Creek (See Hcltna, Monl.)

WYOMING

Caspcr (5« Casper, Wyo ., (5« Wyo .)

Laramie (See Wyo .)

Glenrock (See Casper, Wyo.)

Midwest (Sec Ca,$per, Wyo.)

Club. and Chairmen

II Dondo·M..nolia, Mn . W. W . Willis, J6U W. Olk. EI Oondo, Ark 71710

Co·chairman: Mrs Ark Monroe, 131' Feliz St., Mqnoli,. Ark 7t7H

Ark.-Mn. Jm Audnin. 1601 Elmwood, M 12701

Little Rock. Atk .-Mfl. james H. Tuohey. jl .• UI0 Sherwood Ild., Little Rode Ark. 72207 Newport, Art-Wn. S. W. Fruman. )05 PUle St. , Newport, Ark. 72112

OtaoI •• BI)'thnilJt. Ark .: (OKtola)-MI1 Iph WoodnJI'. 917 Osceola, Ark 72)70 Fort Smith, Ark. - Mrs Kenneth Scbaudl, 2)20 S Ft. Smith. Ark. 72901 Grand Prairie, Aric.-Mus Jane Barris. 100) S Maple. Shlttprt, Art .120n (BI.,tbeotillt)-Mn. Al.in Hdman Ill, 1101 Westaate, Blythe· .illt, Ark 72)1, 'Pinc Bluff, Ark.-Mll Iloyce johnson, }401 Poplal St • Pine Blu'. Hot Spfi"", Afk.-Mrs M. R SPfinau. 125 Tri.lSta a;.ht , Hot Spnl\&S. Ark. 71901 Ark. 71601 'Tnarlt.na Adt.·Tn.-Mrs. Williaat B Harrell , 12 Oak Hill PI., Tnarkan. , Tn 74401

OMICRON PROVINCE WEST

OKLAHOMA

Ad a (See Pauls Vallt!', Okl •. )

Abu. (Set' Altu., Okll .) (5« OOa .) Bartlcsvllle (Set BartlcsvllJ!1 Okla .) Cmlnli. (Set Claremore. v.:la .) Checotah (Set MuskOlft. 0kI •. )

Chelsea (Set a.mnorc. Okla ' (Set CllrtmOf't, Okr• ) Com.nche, (Sec Duncan, Okl •. )

Coo •• \Set Bartletvillt. Okla.!

Dewry Srt Bartlesville, Okla

Dunean (Sc-t Duncan Okla.)

Edmond (See Oklahoma City, Okla .) Glencoe (Set Stillwater. Okla .! Healdton (Set OIda

Ka City (Sec Ponca City K., County, OIc.la )

Lindsa, (See Paul. Valley, Okla .)

Loco (Sec Duncan, OkJa.)

Madi! (Sec OIc.la.)

MUlt1t1 (Sec Afdmore, Okla.)

Marl ow (Set Duncan, Okla )

M iami (See Tri Stltt. Mo )

Midwtlt CiIT (Set Midwcsi City, Okla .) Muskcwec (Set' Mualce&ec, Okla.)

Newkirk (Sec PoO(a City·Kay County, OIda.)

Norman (Set Norman Okla.)

Okl.homa City (Sec Okl.hom. City, Okl •• )

Pau.ls Valle., (See P 1t ValleY, 011.11.)

Club. and Chairmen

A ltu.\ Ok l• . (Pi Phi Pockct)-Mn. E. W. Cltvd.nd, J601 N . Wil· IIrQ, Altus Okl a. ,,'21 AIdmore O'I •. - Mn. Juli.n Cobenhour, 40, 10th N W , Ard· more, Okla. B401

Perkins (Sec Stillwatu. Okla ) Ponca. City (See Ponca City·leay County, OkI"1;;POItau Set' Mwkosu. Okla ) p,.,.or ( O.remoK, Okla ) hmona (Set BartldviJIe Okla .) (See Shawnee. Okla .) Stillwattr (See Stillwaler, Okla ) T.hlequah (Sec Muskocee. Okla ) Tonka... (See Pone. Cit)'.K., Count)'. Okl •. )

Tulsa. (Sec Tulll, Okla.)

Vinita (Set a.remore, Okta.)

W oner (Sec Mu.skoIet Okl • )

Waurika (Set Duncan, Okl •. ) W,nDC'Wood (Sec Okl.hom. City, Okla.)

Norman. Okl' .-Nra . lo., R.iney, 1826 Tell., Norman. Okl •• n069 Okl.homa CitJ} Okla.-Mrs. Larry K BlackltdlC, -461) N.W. 6lat. Bartlesyille. Okla -Nn. Gin,er Griffin, 1731 Johnstone Bartle,· villt, Okla. 7400)

Oklahom. uty, Okla. n122 Paul. Valley, Oltla.-Mn Robert T. lcnrue 1100 S. W.lnut, Paula Vallt.,. Okla. non

a.remorc, OkJ • •- Mn Jack Gordon, 124 E ,tho 011.1 • • 74017 Ponca City·K., Count.,. Okla .-MD. S.lI., M RitcbaoG, .25 N. 7th. Ponca City Okla 70160J Sbawnee. Okl •. (Pi Pbi Podct)---Mrs. J&IQCI WitlttrDbIU. n19 N. Oklahoma. Shawnee. Okla. 74101

Duncan, Okla .-Mil. EdWIn L Paramore, 2 Ch.teau 0 , ItC. 2. Duncan Okla B5n Midwtlt City, Okla (Pi Phi Pocltct)-Mn. C. A. Huriton 2901 Mockinablrd Mid cst City. Okla "110 Mu.P:OCff, Ok)a .-Mn. Paul E RowSC)'. Jr .• -4101 Hi&h Oak

Stilh'IIff, Okl • •- Mra MytOn I.odcrtck, "t. 4, Still attt, Okl •• 74074 Muskoaee Okla. 74401

LOUISIANA

Akundria (Set Alexandria. La .)

Bastrop (Sec Monroe. La., Helebtr (Set ta ) Benton (Sec Shreveport. La .) Bonier Cit, (See ShnvqK)rt La.) Boyce (Sec Alenndria, La ) Bunkit (SH Aluandria La .!.. Chenyvillt (Sec Altundria. .) Deihl ISet Monroe, La.)

Dixie See Shreveport, La .)

Farmersville (Stc- Monroe. la .)

Fernda, (Set Monroe La .)

Grctnwood (See La.)

Jonesboro (See Monroe. La ) L Compte (Set Aleundri., La .' Lake ,Providence (Sec Monroe\ 1.0.)

let:svilit (Set' Alexandria. La Marksvillt (Sec Alexandria La .) Mer (See Monroe La .)

Mon roe (Set' Monroe La \..

Oakdale (Set' Aluandlia )

O k Rid,e (Sec Monroe, La .)

Pineville (Set Altundoa, La.)

Ra",ille (Sec Monroe La.)

Rust on (Sec Monroe, La ) (See Shreveport, La.)

Slmsboro (Set Monroe, La.)

St. j<*ph (Set Monroe, La.)

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Tallulah (Sec Monroe, La .)

Vidali. (See Monr«. La . )

Vi.ia n (See Shreveport. La .)

Ww: Monroe: (St-t Monrot. La .)

Winnsboro (See Monl"M'. La.)

TEXAS

Amarillo (See Amarillo. Tn

Garland (Sec Oallu. Tex )

Graham (Set Wichita F.lls, Tn. )

Grand Prairie (Set Mid GtleS, Tn.)

Grayson (See Sherman·Denison. Tn )

Hearne (Sec Bruos V.lley, Tn )

Hcndenon (See East Texas)

Henrietta (Stc- Wichita Palls. Tu )

Hiahland '.rk (Sec Dallas, Tn )

Hurst (Set Mid Cities, Tn /

Archer City (Sec Wichita Fal '. Tex .)

Aledo (See Fort Worth , Tn 'l

Arlinaton (Set Mid·Citics, Tn )

Athens (Set: T,ler, Tn .)

Bedfo rd (See Mid Citia Tn )

Bedias (Set' BrlZOIL V.lley. Tu .)

Borger (Sec AmariJIo. Tu o r Pampa. Tex.)

Bryan (See Brnos Valiey. Tn.)

Cahf:rt (Sec Bruo. Vllley. Tu .)

Cameron (Sec BrlZos V.llty Tn .)

Canyon (See Am.rillo. Ttx )

Canadian (Sec Pamp., Tex )

Clarendon (See Pamp• • Tex .)

Station \Sec BrlZos Vllley, Tn .)

Dallas (Sc-t Dal II, Tex.)

Denison (Set' Sherm.n Denison. 'Tn.)

EJectra (Set Wichita Falls, Tn )

Euleu (Sec Mid Gtia. Tn .)

Fl. Worth (Set Pt Worth, Tn.)

Franklin (Set B,uos V.Ilt)' Tn.. )

Friona (Sec Am.arillo. Tn .)

Club. and Chairmen

Iowa Park (Set Wichita P.I s. Tex )

Irvina (Stc- Mid Citics, Tn ) jacksOnville (Sec Tyler. Tex .) (See East TexIS)

Lufkin (See Lufkin Tn.)

Mans6cld (See Mid utiet Tn.)

Marshall (Set Marshall. Tex .)

Miami (Set' P.mp•. Tex .)

NacOAdochcs (Sec Lufkin Tn .)

Na¥lS()la (Set BrlZos Valley,

Palestine (Set Tyler Tn .)

Pampa (Set Pampa . Tn . )

Panhlndlt (Set Amarillo , Tex.'

PitlSburs (See East Texas)

Ricb.rdson (Sec Richard ton, Tex )

Shennan (See Shenn.n DeDlson , Tn .!

Teurkana. (Set Teurkana Arlt.-Tex

Tyler (Sec T.,ler Tex )

Unit.ersity Park (Sec Dall Tn.)

Waco (See Waco. Ttll:.)

Wichita FaLiJ: (Sec Wichita FaJl•. Tn .)

Aln.nd ria, La.-MD. Prank Daniel. 12)6 Southampton. Alnan · doa, La. 71)01 Shrpeport. La.-Mrs. H C Mullin 1)4 Odlea, Shrn-tpOrt lI. 7110' Monroe, La.-MIS. Elton Upsh 1109 N. Third 51" Monroe. La. 71201 Amarillo. Trx .- M ra. Georae Grten, )101 &narillo. Ttt 79107

Tulsa. Okl • -M". Robert L. Shepherd, 3523 S. Yorktown. Tulll, Okla 7410'

Sioux City, Ia.-Mn. A O. Bc18HOtI. Vikioa: Dr., 5iO\l)[ Citr, h. '1104

Blaclt Hills. S.D.-Mn. Leslie Larson 3103 Mornn VIew' Dr .• RIPid City, S.D. "701 Waterloo-Cedar Fills, Ia,-Mrs. ROSI Bacbtell , RI. I, 80. 9''', Waterloo Ia. '0701

Lincoln, Ntb.-Mrs. ROicr de Bro.n, 2709 S. 41st 51., Lincoln, Neb. 68'02

·Sioul( Fills, S.D.-Mrs. R. Baker, 1713 S. William, SioUI( Falls, S.D. )710' , Omaha. Neb.-Mn. Jerry Grubb, ,04 S. ,Oth Ave Omahs, Neb.

KANSAS

Baxter (Sec Tri·Stlte, Mo.)

Belhd (See Kansu City, Kin .)

Bonner Sprin.cs (Sec Kansas City. Kin.)

Chase (See Western Kansas)

CI.fhn (Sec Western Klnsas)

Columbus (Sec Tri·Stale, Mo.)

Derby (Sec Wichita, Kin.)

Dodae City (See Western Kansas) Do ns (St-f: Wtstem, Kin.)

Edwardsville (See Kansas City. Kan.)

EmpOria (5« kansas City, Kin.)

Fairway (S« Kansas City. Mo.)

Garden City (Sec Western Kansas) Grta, Btnd Kansu)

Hays Western Kansas)

H'lsv,lle (.5« Wichita, Kin .)

H o Ion (Sec Topdul, Kan .)

Hutchinson (Scot Hutchinson. Kln 'k Kansas (Se-e K.nsu City, .n. & Klnsas City, Mo .)

Like of the Forest (Se-e Kansas City. Kan .)

LarMil (Se-e Western Kansas)

La (See La Kin .)

Leaven orth (Se-e L Kan .) ua ood (Se-e Kansas City'. Mo.)

Lcnna (Sft: Klnsu City. Mo.)

Lyons (Se-e Western Kanu)

Mlnh.ltan (Se-e Mlnhatla!,,,, Kan .)

Hill (See Topeka , !It.an .)

McCrlcken (5« Western Kansa.)

Mislion (5« Kansas City, M o.)

Merriam (5« Kansas City. Mo.)

Muncie (Sec Klns City. Kin.)

Vermillion, S.D.-Mrs. Dan l.ee, 806 Valley View Dr .• Verml ' llon, S.D. )7069

XI PItOVINCE

Prairie Village (See Kansa. City, Mo .)

Quiverl (See Kansa. Cuy, Kin .)

Soawnee Mission (See Kanus City, Mo.)

Shawnee (5« Kan City Mo.)

Siher Lake (5« Topeka, kan .)

Tonganoxie (Set La rence, Kan.)

Topeka (See Topeka. Kan.)

Turner Karlsn City. Kan .)

Valley Center (Sec Wichita, Kan.)

Westwood Hills (See K.ns City, Mo.)

Wichita (See Wichiu, Kan.)

Williamsburg (See Lawrence. Kin )

MISSOURI

Anderson Tri·Sute, Mo .)

Aurora (Sc-e Sprin.sfield, Mo .)

Ballwin (See St. Louis. Mo .)

Baxter srrin,s (Sec Tri ,Sla te, Mo.)

Blue Spnnas (See Kansn City, Mo.)

Bolivar (Sc-e Springfield I Mo .)

Brentwood (Sec St. loUIS, Mo.)

Carthage (See Tri ·Stlte. Mo.)

Chesterfield. See St. Louis, Mo .)

Clayton (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Columbia (Sec Columbil, Mo .)

Crestw'ood (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Creve Coeur (Sec 51. Louis, Mo .)

Des Peres (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Ellisville (Sc-e St. Louis, Mo .)

Euelsior srinlS (See Clay.Plattc Coun· ties. Mo

FCf'iu.son ( St. louis, Mo.)

Florissant (5« St. loUIS, M o.)

Fonrth (Sec SplingfielJ, Mol.)

Hazel ood (See St. Louis. Mo.)

Hiclunan Mills (Sct: Kansas City M o .)

Independence (See K.nus City. Mo .)

City (See: Jefferson Cit,., Mo.)

oplin (Sct: Tn·Sute Mo.) nsa. Ci!y (See: kanua City, Mo. & Kansas C.ty, Kanus City North See CIa,.·Platte Coun· ties, Mo.) (inclu es zone #s : 52, 17, 60. 19, :)5, 57, 66, )0, H, 63, 16, 61, 18, 58, 56. 6', 67. 51, H. 64)

Kearn", (Sec Clay.Platte Counties, Mo.)

Kirkwood (5« St. Louis, Mo.)

Ladue (5« St. Louis. Mo./

Lamar (See Tn·State, Mo. 1.«·s Summit \5« Kansas City, Mo.)

Liberty (See C ly·Platte Counties, Mo.)

Manchestu (Sec 51. Louis. Mo.)

Maplc ood (Sc-e St. Loui. Mo.)

Mush6dd (Sec Sprinc6cld, Mo .)

Monett (Sec Tti-5tale, Mo.)

N",,,,,, JSce Tn·Sute. Mo .)

Norman 11 (See St. Louis. Mo.)

Olivette (Sec St. Loui., Mo.)

Ozaric (See Springfield , Mo .)

Parkville (See Clay.Platte Counties, M o.)

Platte City (Set: aly.Platte Counties. Mo.)

Rayto n {Sec Klnus City, Mo.}

Richmond Heights (See St. loUIS. Mo.)

Sbrewsbury (See St. Louis. Mo.)

St. Ann (5« St. louis, Mo.)

St. Charla (Sc-e St. Louis, Mo .)

St. Louis (Sec 51. Louis. Mo.)

St. (5«- 51. Mu.)

Olathe (Sec Kansu City/#Mo.)

Ott.w. JS« La rence Aln.)

Overl.n Paric K.nsas City. Mo.)

Parsons (Sec Trl·St.te, Mo .)

Phillipsburg (5« Western Kansas)

Pomona (Sec Lawrence, Kin .)

Frontenac (See St. Louis, Mo .)

Gladstone (See Clay·Platte Counties, Mo.)

Glendale (5« St. Louis, Mo .)

Grain Vallel (See Kansas City. Mo )

Grandvie... See Kanus City, Mo .)

Hannibal (Sec Quinq, III.)

Club. and Chairmen

Hut(hiruon. K.n.-Mn. R.y Dillon. Jr ., 201 Ki,iw" HutcbinJOn, Kan.6"01

Springfield (See Sr.ringfic d. Mo .)

Smithvillc (See C ay·Platte Counties, Mo .)

University City (See St. Louis. Mo .)

Warson Woods (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Webster Groves (Sec St. Louis, Mo .)

Wheaton (Sec Tn·State, Mo.)

Jdfel10n City. Mo.-Mrs. A. R. Trippenstc, 1418 Green Berry Rd Jefferson City. Mo 65101 Klnu.. Kan.-Mn. Brucc Gill. 6}08 W. 66th 51., Shawnee Miuion, Aan. 66202 Lawrence, Kan .-Mn Donlld PfutU'nttuter, Quail CrttIt Rd. Apts ., Bid,. C, Apt. O. Lt ren«. Kan. 660-44 MlnhaUan, K.n .-Mrs. Clarence Norris, 1728 Ranser Rd .• Manhat· tan, Kan 66)02 Topeka. Kln.-Mrs. Roacr U2) Glendale, Topeka, Kan. 6660. Western Kansas-Mn. Richard Proffitt. ChaK, Kan. 67524 Wichita. Kan.---General OaifDUln: Mn Shelby SUlIth, 132 S. Fountain. Wicbita, Kan 67218 (Kansu Alpha) -Mu. William McAdoo, 116 S. Belmont, Wkh· ita. Kan 67218 (Kansas 8et.)-Mra. Ricbard Bocue, '17 Hidden Valley, Wkh· ita. Kin 6n09 Oay.Platte Counties, Mo.-Mfl. John R Neal, Jr., -4002 N.E. 49th Terr.\ Kansas City, Mo. 64119 Columbll. Mo.-M.IS Nanq Taylor. 1312 Bass Ave., Columbia, Mo. 65201

ARKANSAS

Alma (Set: Ft. Smith. Ark.)

Arkadelphia Hot Spn",s, Ark.)

Armorel (See Osceola, Arlt .)

Au&uJta (Set: Newport, Ark .)

Bauxite (See little Rock, Ark.)

Benton (Set: little Rock. Ark.)

Bentonville (See Fayt:tteville. Ark.)

Blythe-ville (See Osaola. Ark.)

Burdettc (5« Osceoll, Ark )

Camdcn (5« Camdtn. Ark.)

Clarendon (See Grand Prairie, Ark.)

OeQueen (Se-e Tuark.na, Ark.·Tu_)

DeWitt (See Gra d Prlirie. Ark )

II Dorado (Sec II Dando, Ark.)

ah (See Ark.)

Kansas City. Mo.-Gmerll Chairman: Mrs. Bq.nt Barnes, 2116 W. 50tb Ten., Sb nee Mission, Kin 6620' (KanslS Alpba)-Mrs. Jerry Williams, 517 S. HUrison. Olathe, Kan .66061

(Kansas Brtl)-Mrs. William R. Norman, 7 E. 1l0th, Kansas City, Mo. 64114

(MISsouri Alpba)-Mrs. William Chiles, 4t06 W. tOttt Ten Shlwnee Mission Kan. 66207

(Other colle'n. Kansas residence)-Mn. William TOltn. 8620 Overbill Rd ., ShawDCt: Mission , Kin 66206

(Other collean, Missouri rcsidcnce)-Mn. E. O. Potch, 201 W. n,d Kansas City. Mo 64112

St. Joseph. Mo .-Mn. Phillip L 'ence. 2H4 Prancis St., St. Jo· seph, Mo. 64501

St. Loui•• Mo.-Mrs. Elnwr Ott, Jr., 1229 Lockett Ln .• St. Louis, Mo. 63122

·Sprin,Jield, Mo.--'Mrs. Porrest Fly, Jr .• 2045 Holllnd, Spri",· field. Mo. 6)1O.f

Tri·State, Mo .-Mrs. Flink Evans, Jr., 1366 Ville Dr Joplin, Mo. 6480t

OMICRON 'ItOVINCE EAST

Flyetteville (See Fayetteville, Ark.)

Ft. Smitb (See Fl Smith. Ark .)

Huen (Set Grarld Prairie. Ark .)

Hope (Set: Teurkana, AI'k.-Tn:.)

Hot $prin (Set- Hot SDnrw. Ark. ) hCQonville (Set little Rock, Aric.)

tuchvillr Oteroll. Ark.)

little Rock (See Little Rod:. Ark.)

Lonoke (See Little Rock, Ark )

Luxorl (See- Osct:ola, Ant.) (See Teurkana, Aric.•Tn.)

Malvern lSee Hot Spri",s, Aric.)

Manila (See Oscrola, AR:.)

Newport (Sec Aric.)

North Little Rnc:k [Set Little Rock, Ark..)

Osceola (Scr QsctO I, Arlt )

Ozark (See ft. Smith, Ark.)

PlriS (Sec Ft. Smith. Aric.)

Pine Bluff (See PiM Blufl'A Aric .)

Prescott (Sec Texlricana , ric-Tn.)

Rotcn (Sec F.yettcvlllc. Ark.)

Scott (Sec Little Rock, Ark.)

Sherrill (See Pine Bluff', Ark .)

Siloam Sorinu (See Fayt:1tr1iJ1el Ark.)

Sprin,cdalc (See PIYctt"ille. Ark.)

StUttMlrt (See Grand Prairie, ArIc.)

Tcurbnl (Sec Teurkanl (See TUIl' bna, Ark.·Te:x:.)

Tuckerman (5« Newport. Ark.)

Va., (See Ft. Smith. Ark.)

Wilson (See Osaoll. Ark.)

D«rfM:ld: Mn. Ho ud L. Nielsen, .,.., KnoU ood, Deerfield, III, 60015

Hiabland Pan : M", Robert Earbart, ;461 Krmn, Hilhland Pan, Ill. 600},

Lake Forat : Mu . Gcorle WItJOn, 199 W. On...cntsi. Rd., Lake Forest, III. 6O(M,

GlenvKw, Northbrook : Mrs. Roo.ld Duc:ltacn, 2t;8·A Ruaen Rd., Glenvinr, III. 6002,

Oak P.rk·RJvu Fomt, III.-Mrs. John Carrole, 2}4 G.le An .• RIver Porest. 10. 6OlO' Park Ridt:e·Dn Plames, IJI .-Mrs M William Hand:. 1072 Jeannelte Awe ., Des Plaines, III. 60016 Rockford. JII.-Mrs Jobn Sootal , 24004 Sprincbrook Rd., Rockford.

North Shore, )r., lU. : Ev.ruton : Mn Jon Nelson , 2707 H.rtull, Ev.nslon, III. 60201 Ill 61107

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

Abington (See GalesburJ, III.)

Adams County (See QUinCY, 111.)

Aledo (See Monmouth III ) (See Jacksonville JILl

Alton (See Alton.Ed ardsv,lle, 11.)

Avon (5« 111.1

Beardstown (See Sprin.cr;fidd. 11.)

Bement (See OK.tur Ill.)

Beth.lto (See Alton.Edwardsville, Ill .) Bethan), (See OK.tur, 111.)

Billsville (See Monmoulh. Ill.)

Bloominlton (See Bloomington.Normal , III. )

Blue Mound (See Decatur III .)

Bonville (See Champai,n Urb.na, Ill ) Bushnell (5« Avon.Bushnell, Ill.)

Calumet Citr (See Hammond, Ind.)

Cameron (See G.labur" Ill .) Canton (5«: Peeri.) Jll.}

Carthqe (5« QUincy, Ill. or Burlin&lon. 'owa)

Champ.i,n (See Cahmpai8n·Urbana. Ill .)

Chandlerville (See Jacluonville, III.)

Chapin (5« hclr:sonville. Ill .)

Chillicothe (m

Coal V.lIey (See: TfI -ury, 111 .\ Concord (5« J.cksonville. III.

Danville (5« Ill.)

Decatur (See D«.tur, Ill.)

Eut Ahon (5« AllOn Edwardsvilie. 111.)

Alton·Edw.rdsville. 111 .-

East Mo line (See Tri-City ilL)

East Peoria (See Peoria, nt)

Ed rdsville (5« Ahon·Ed ardsville, III. )

Farmer City (See Champalan·Urb.n., 111.)

f.nninlton (5« Peori., Ill.)

Galesburg (See Galesburg, IIIJ

Gibson City (See Champilign-. tb.n.IIIL)

Godfrey (See Alton·Edwardsville, II .)

Gr«nvlew (See Sp,riRJlir!d, III.)

Hamilton (See QUinCY, 111.)

Jacksonville (See Jacksonvillelill .)

l<irk...ood (See Monmoutb, I I.)

Knoxville (See 111.)

Linle York (See Monmouth, 111.)

Macon (See Decatur. 111.)

Macomb (5« Avon·Bushnell, Ill.)

Mahomet (5« Champ.i,n·Urban., 111.)

M.quon (See Galesbu!I , JlI.)

Milan (See m.)

Moline (See Tn -City. Ill .)

Monmouth (See Monmouth, III.)

Morton (See Peoria, III.)

MI Zion (See Decatur, 111 /

Moweaqua (5« Decatur II .)

New Scrlin (See Sprinllfidd, Ill .)

Ni.ntic (See OKatur. III .)

Norm.1 (See Bloominaton Norm.l. III .) (See Ch.mp.iJn·Urb.n., III.)

Oquawka (See BurJin&ton. Iowa)

Clubs and Chairmen

(See Peoria, 111.)

Peoria, (Peori., III .)

Peoria HeiJhts (5« Pmri., 1Il./

PetenbufJ (See Sprin&fidd, III.

Pittsfield (5« QUincy III.)

Pleasant PI.ins (5« Sprinafield, III .)

Port Byron (See Tri-Citr III.)

Puirie City (See Ill )

Quancy (See Quincy, III )

Rantoul (See Ch.mpaisn·Urbana. III.)

Rallan (See Monmouth, 111.)

Rock hl.nd (See Tri-City:. UI.I

Roodhouse (See Jacksonv,llelli )

Roseville (See Monmouth. 11.)

Ro nna (See Alton·Ed ardsville, III.)

Rush"'ille (See Jacbonville, 111.)

St. Joseph (See Champaifn Urb.n., III )

Seatnn (See: Monmouth, II./ Shelbyville (See Decatur. II .)

Silvis (See Tri·Otr. III.)

Sorin«licld (5« SpringMld. III .)

T,!lorvilie (5« D«atur, III )

To 000 (See Cbampailn·Urban., III./ Urban. (See Ch.mpaitn·Urban., Ill.

Vir.inia (Sec JadcsOnvllle, III .)

Wuhington (Sec Peori., II )

Wenona (See Peori., 111.)

Whlteh.1I (5« J.ckson';lIe. 111.)

Winchester (5« Jacksonville , III.)

Wood River (5« Alton·Edw.rdsvilie. 111.)

G.lesbur" ilL-Mrs Robert Work, 1403 Northwest St., Galuburt:.

Alton : Mr•. C. D McL.in, 700 State St. , Alton, Ill. 62002 III. 61401

Ed rdsville: Mrs. W.yne B. Cox. 213 S. Charles, III. 620H Jackson",i1le , III.-Mrs. Jean Spencer, 310 Woodl.nd. Jacksonville, IU 626}O

Avon·8ushnell, III.- Mrt John L.wson. ,,,1 N Clifford. Bushnell, 111.61422

Bloomin8tnn Normal. 1lI .-Mn Euaene Funk , III. 213 M.ys Dr ., Bloomincton. III. 61701

Champ.i,n·Urbana, ilL- Mrs Denni. Dahl , 201 Country fair Dr. Champ.iAn , Ill. 61820

Danville. I11.-Mrs , J E HUll, 1410 Woodridae Dr ., Danville , III. 618}2

Dec.tur. ilL-Mrs J.mes R.upp 8 Eiahth Dr.• Declfur III 62321

IOWA

Altoon (5« Dt's Moines. 10"")

Ames (See Ames, low.)

Ankeny (See Des MOines, low.)

Bettendorf (See Tri .City) III.)

Bonne (See Amo. low.

Buff.lo (See Tn ,City, II )

BurJiORton (See Burlmlton, Iowa)

Carlisle /5« Indianola. In.,a) Cedar f.lls (5« Waterloo<edar P.III , low.)

Colo (See Ames. 10"")

Coralville (See 10 City. low.)

Council Bluffs (See Council Bluffs low.)

D.venport (See Tri ·City. 111.)

Dcs Moines (5« Des Moines, low.)

Fl. M.dison (See Burlinaton, 'ow.)

Indianol. (5ft Indi.nola. Iowa) low. City (See Inw. CitJ. low.)

Johnston (See Des Moines, low.)

LeClaire (See Tn -Citr. III .)

Madrid (See: Ames. 10"")

Monmouth. III .- Mn. Robert Grier. 1112 East 3rd Ave .• Monmouth, JlI. 61462

Peori •• III.- Mrs Don W. Miller, 312 Prospect L.ne, Peoria Heights Ill. 61614 Quincy. IIJ .-'Mrs Tom A O.kley, 20" M.ine St., Quincy, Jlt. 62}01

SrHinll:fieldl I11.- Mrs. J. Winninl, UH Bates, SpriOlfield, Ill. 62704 Tri ·City I I.-Mrs. Frank Mahar, 131} 34th Ave. A Moline, JIl. 6126,

NU PROVINCE

Malvern (Sec Council Bluffs low.)

Marion (See Cedar R.pids. 10"")

Mediapolis (Sec Burlin,lon. Iowa)

Mt Plcaunt (Sec Mt PleaHnt. 10"")

Mt. Union (Sec Mt Pleasanl, l ow.)

Nev.da (Set- Arne •. Jowa)

Ne · Lond on (See Mt Pleasanl. 10"")

Nnrth LibertJ (See Iowa City, l ow.)

Olds (See Mt Pleasant 10"',)

Pleaunt V.lley ( 5«: Tri ·Citr. 111.)

S.lem (See Mt Ple.sant. Iowa)

Sergeant Bluff (See Sioua City, 10 )

Sioux City (See SioUll: City, low.)

S"'cdesburg (5« MI Pleasant. l ow.)

Stol'1 City (5« Ames, lo a)

Treynor (5ft Council Bluff's l ow.!

Uni\'ersi ty Hei,hts (See 10"" Citr. ow.)

Urbandale (5« Des Moines, low.)

Waterloo (See W.terl oo·Ced.r F.II ., l ow.)

West Des Moines (5« DH Moine., '0"'1.)

W in field (5« Mt. Pleas nt, 10"")

Club s and Cha ir m e n

NEBRASKA

Bellevue (5« Omaha, Neb )

Lincoln (See Liocoln. Ncb )

Muftly (5« Omah., Ncb.)

Omaha (5« Omaha. Ncb.)

P.pillion (See Om.h •. Ncb .)

South SioUll: Gty (See Sioili Gtr, 10"")

SOlfI'H DAKOTA

Belle Pourche (See Blade: Hills of South D.kota)

Custer (5« BI.ck Hills of South D.kot.)

Deadwood (See Black Hill. of South D. · kota)

Hot Sprinas (5« Black Hills of South 0.kota)

I.e.d (See Bl.ck Hills of South o.kotab

R.pid City (See: Blad: Hills of South ,. kot.)

Sioux fl.lIs (See Sioux f.lls, S D.)

Vermillion (See Vermillion, S D .)

Ames Io a-Mn. WilH.m M. Buck, 3620 W oodl.nd. Ames I• '0010 Des MoiMS, Ia.-Mrs. Will iam H Crupin. 3627 W.lnut Hill Dr•• Des Moioes Ia. ,0312 Ind ianol •. Ia.- Mn M. D. Heai.ilin, 410 W. Lincoln. Indi.nol., Ia. '012'

Buriin,ton, Ia .-Mrs C. B Doebele. Jr 2631 Subilbe, Burlinaton, I •. ,260l

Cedar R.pids, Ia.-Mrs. Cui McClain, Mid Rinr H.ven Rt 1. North Libert)', la '2317 Council Bluffs. Ia .-Mrs Ann W.lten, 220 'th A'f'C , Council Bluffs , Ia HSOI

10"" Gtr. I•. - Mrs Warren BulBtr. 1804 Ridan>ay Dr low. Cit¥' 1._ U!.fO M t. Pleasant I•.-Mn. J ohn Hunt 609 W. Monroe St Mt Pleasant. Ia. ,26041

Club

.

and Cha Irmen

Winnipea, Mia., Caa.-Mn. W. Snell, '92 Beanrbrooit St., Wia· nipq 9, ),110" Can.

Duluth, Wis.-Mrs. J. Z. Dabl, J601 E th. Du· luth, Millo ,,8G4 Minneapoli., Minn.-

General Chairman: Mrs. John Beattie. 2611 W 87Y1 St., Bloom· inaton, Minn. ,,·4)1 Co-Ch.inDIn-Gut of .tate schools: Mil. D. E. McFadand. 8217 Harrison Cir., MinneaPOli., Minn. ,,·01

St. Plul, Minn.-Mrs. J. R. Nd.on. 11 Duck Pus Rd .• North O.b Minn. ,,110 FaraD, N.D.-Mrs. Earl Johnson. 2849 EVU&rttD Rd .• N.D. '811)2

Arli!l8ton Heights (See Arlinaton Heishta, III.)

Aurora (See Pox River Valley, III.)

Barrington (SH- Arlington Hellhts, III.)

Buavi. (See Pox River V.Ilt'Y. 111.)

Berwyn (See Oak Park·Ri.,er III.)

Blue blind (See Chicaao South, III.)

Br00k.6dd (Sec Cbicllo West Suburnlo, III.)

Chicqo (City schools south, see Cbicl.j:.o South, III .• Suburban Cbicaco see Chi· caao West Suburban, South Subufi>an, Oale Park·Riftf Porest. or North 111.)

ChicllO Hci,htJ (See South Suburban Chi· caao Oarendon111.)Hills (See Hinsdale Township, III.)

Con,fCU Park (See Chicalo West Subur· ban, 111.)

Crete (See South Suburban Chica,o, Ill.)

Deerfield (Sec North Short. Ill.)

Des Plaines (See Parle: Ridae·Dcs Plaindl 111.)

DowDers Grove (Sec Hinsdale Township. III, )

Dundee (Sec Arlin«ton Hei,hts JILl

Elk Grove (Sec Arlin,ton Hciihts. 11.)

Elmhurst (See DuPa8" County\ Ill.)

Elmwood Parle (See Oak Park·River For· cst, III.)

Evanston (See North Short. Jr. III.)

Evergreen Parle (See Chiraao Soulh. 111.)

Flossmoor (Set- Soulh Suburban Chicalo. III. )

Forest Parle (Sec Oak Parle-River Fomt, III,)

Frankfort (See Joliet, 111.)

Geneva (See FOll Riftr Valley. Jll.)

Gleococ (Sec North Short, III.)

Glen Ellyn (Sec OUP e Count)', III.)

Gleoview (See Nortb Shore, Jr., Ill.)

Gllnd Porb, N.D.-Mn. Curtis MqDUJOo, 2520 Chestnut St., Grand Porb N.D. ,8201 Beloit, Wis.-Mn.. Arthur SbOiren, Ion PRirie Aft., Bc.loit. Wis. H'II

Pox Riftl Valle" Wis •........ccncral Chairman (Applctoo)-Mn. Rich· ard Uebline, ,07 E. Byrd St.. ApplctoE..1 Wis. '''911 (Nccoab.Meouha area)-Mrs. Geo,.e walsb, Whittier Dr., Neenab. Wis. '''9}6 (Kimberly.Kaukauna.Little Chute area)-Mn. Kenndh Rololl. 2109 Ed.lewood Ct., Rt. 4. Kaukauna. Wis. '''1)0

-Madison. Wis.-Mn. Gcofl'tc'Y Moyer. 8 Westbrook Cir.• Madison. Wis H711

Milwaukee. Wis.-Mrs. William James. 12211 W. Woodside Ct., Wawautosa. Wis H226

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Grays lake (Sec lake County, 111.)

Harvey (See South Suburban Chicllo, Jll.)

Haul Crest (Sec South Suburban Chicalo, IlL)

Hisbland Parle (5« North Shore. 111.)

Hiiudale (Set- Hinsdale TOWnship. 111.)

Hom-cod (Sec South Suburban ChicalO, ill. )

Joliet (5« JoJiet. Ill.)

kenilworth (5« North Sbore. Ill.)

La GIIJ1&'C (See ChiCiIO West Suburban, IlL)

laGninge Parle (Sec Cbica,o West Subur· ban. III.)

lake Bluff (See lake County. JlI.)

Lake POrtlt (See North Short. Ill.)

lanJiIl& Hammond, Ind.)

Libertyville (Sec lake County, 111 )

Lockport (Sec Joliet, Ill.)

Lombard (Sec Du Pace County. Ill.)

Manhattan (See Joliet, III.)

Maywood (See Oak POrtst III.)

Melrose Parle (See Oak Park-River Pomt, 111. )

Minooka (Sec Joliet. Ill.)

Mokena (Sec J9lict. Ill.)

Morris (See Joliet, Ill.)

Morton Grove (See North Shore. Jr.• 111.)

Mt. Prospect (See Arlinlton Hei,fus. Ill.)

Mundelelft (See lake County, III ) (See Chicalo West Suburban, Ill,)

New LenOll (Sec Joliet. m.)

Northbrook (Sec 'North ShOrt! /r , III.)

Northfield (See North Shore, I.)

Oak Lawn (See Chica,o SouIh! III .)

Oak Parle (See Oak Park-R.lver, Port'lt, Jll.)

Olympia Fields (See South Suburban Chi· cqo, III.)

Orbnd Park (5« Cbicaao SouIh. Ill .)

Arli",ton Heilbb. 1II •........ccnen.1 Chairman : Mn. Richard W Nieland. 906 Whitt' Gate Or•• Mt. Prospect. III. 600,6

Palatine (See Hei£hts. 111.[

Pllos Park (Sec SOuth , m.

Palos Heights (See ChlCalo South, II.)

Park Porest (Sec Chicalo South Suburban. III.)

Parle Ridge (See Patk.Ridae-OcsPlaines, III.)

Plainfield (Sc-c Joliet. Ill.)

Prospect HcichlS (See Arlinaton Heithts, IlL)

Ri,-er Forest (See Ou:: Park·River Pomt, III.)

Riverside (See Chiaao West Suburban. III. )

Riverwood (Sec North Shore. III.)

Ilockford (See Rockford, 111.)

Jlockton (Sec Beloit, WIS.)

Rolling Mcadow. (Sec Arlinaton Hei,htt, III. )

Roscoe (Sc-c Rockford, lIt)

St. Charles (See POll Riftr Valley, JlI.)

South Holland (Sec Chicqo South Suburban. III.)

Thornton (see Chicqo South Suburban, 111.)

Villa Park (See DuPage Count)', Ill.)

Warrenville (Wheaton Centnl Hilb School), (See Milton To nship. III.)

WaukeSlfI. (See bke CounlT, Ill.)

Western Springs (Sec ChicIIO Weft Sub· urban, Ill.)

Westmont (Sec Hinsdale Township, 111.)

Wheaton (See Milton Township, III.)

Whcclin& (Sec Arlin&ton Heij;bts, m.)

Wilmette (Sec North Ill.)

Wilmington (Sec Joliet, 111.)

Winfield (Wheaton North High School ••1,) (See Milton Township. Ill.)

Winnetka (Sec Nortb ShotC', 111.)

Worth (Sec Chicago South. m )

Zion (Sec lake County, Ill.)

(LaGllnce) Mn. Robert Grocne'tCld. 10) Sunset An LaGnna:e. 111.60)2' (Wheclil\l' H.S.) Mrs Clinton R Bowman. In Brook, PlOIpect Heil'bts. JII. 60070 (Prospect H.S.) },In. Robert P. Horwath, 107 N. Windsor Ar· lina:ton Heit;btJ JU. 601)0.4 (Conanl H.S.) Mrs Prtd Densin" 26) Ena:lewood Rd .• Hoffmln Estata, III. 60In (Elk Gron H.S.) Mrs. Ronald Jones, 10-«; Warwick lane, Elk Gro,-e, III. 60007 (Palatine H.S.) Mn. JImn A. 961 Topatll'O, Palltine, III. 60067 (Premd H.S.) Mn. llobert B DewCY. 1718 Appleby, Countryside, 111. 60067 (Arlina:ton H.S.) Mn. C. H. Ocstmlnn. )20 S. Burton, Arlina:ton Heiehtsl III. 6000, (POrtst VICW' H,S'1 Mrs. Prtdcrick lu.uow, 410 S. Gibbons. Ar· li04ton Heil'btl II. 6OOO.f (8arrlna:ton H.S.S Mn. Winfield Pisher, Jr.• Sprioa Crcft: Rd , at. 2 8ol[ 61. Blrrina:ton, Ill. 60010 Chic.." Jll.-Mn.. Ricbard C. Scheidt. 10414 S. lonawood Dr., Chic:qo. III. 60(4) Cbicqo South Suburb.n l lit-Mrs. Howard L. Ticc, 4202 wood La., Wattuon, 11 60443 West Suburh"n, 1II .-Gc MIII Chairman: Mn C. L. TJlros, H21 Lawn A"e., Wesum Sprines. Ill. 60')8 (Westem SPrin,p) Mrs. Jama T. WiJsoo. "n6 Grand, Wcstun 10. 60,,, (J.iftnICk.8rookkld) Mrs Gcorr;e Crane, Jr ., 1 ,1 Olancha" Aft .• LaGunae Park, Ul. 60'28

(LaGrance Pm) Mn. Benjamin Yohaoen. 40' Blackstone, La· Granae. III. 60)2' (Naperville) Mn. Richard P. Hopper, }O, Tanclewood la., Nlperville. III 60,40 OUPa&e County. Ill. : (Elmhurst &: ViII. Park) Nn. R. Mclain. 271 Poplar, Elmbunt. 111. 60126 (Glen Ellyn &: lombard) Mrs. R. W. Morrow, H9 Crcsant Gleo Ellyn. Ill. 6(1)7 FOl[ River Valle" III. (Aurora arta)-Mrs. William C Warren, 120 S. E".nslawn, Aurora. Ill. 60'06 (BIIl'lil. Geneva, St. Cbarles) Mrs. D. W. Cluk. 427 North Ave .• Buavia. III. 60' 10 Hinsdale Township, III.: (Hinsdale. Clartndon Hills) Mrs. Robert Pratti 721 N Oak. Hinsdale IU. 6O}21 ([)o,rocn Gro,-e) Mrs R. E. Hawkins. 7721 Baimbrid,lt. Do_Den GfO't'e. III. 6O,n Joliet. III.-Mrs. Donald C TezU::. 1)2 Plaiohcld Rd., JoHet. Ill Lake60<"County. III.-----Mn R. A Pord. }OI Bobby la •• Mundelein. 1lJ.Milton Township. 1lI -Mn. Feldkamp, 26 W 076 Meoomini, Wheaton. III. 60117 North Short. III .: Kenilworth, Winnetka. Glencoe. Northr.ctd. New Trier Township Hich SchooI Eut and West : Mn MaurlC'C' L Wells , 1247 Elm St., \Vionctb, 111.60093

Briitol Blue R.idae. Tenn.)

Chatbnoc:wa (See: Chattanooca Tenn.)

CleYeiand Collierville enn.)

Donelson (Sec NashYllle, Tenn. )

Frlnklin (Sec NashvilletTenn.)

Fraper (Sec enn.)

GatlinbutJ (Sec Little PiJCOll. Tenn.)

Germanto n (Sec Mempbi •. Tenn .)

Hixon (See ChattanoGla. Tenn.)

Johnson City (See Blue Rida.e. 'tenn.)

kingsport (See Blue Ridge. "renn ) Knonille Knonslle, Tenn.)

Lookout Mountain Chutanooca, Tenn )

Marrnlle.Alcoa (See Knoxville. Tenn .)

Memphis (See Memphis , Tenn .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Lain&ton , Ky.-Mrs. L. W. Coli:, 409 H olid.y Rd ., Luil\Cton, Ky. 4050}

LouisYille. Ky .-Miss Ann Buster, lOlO Betty La., LouiIYille, Ky. .40205

Blue Ri*. Tenn.-Mrs. Hoyt Dentoo. Rt 11 Lockeridae. Kitlls, port, Tenn }1663 Chattanoot:'t Tenn.-Min Nlncy Clthy, 1 n Lavonia Aye. , Ch.t· tlOOOIa, enn. }7.4U

ALABAMA

Auburn (See Auburn .Opelika AI .) Birmi",ham (Sec Birmin&h.m. AI.)

Greenville (See MontiOtnery, AI.)

Hunts ville Huntsville AI.)

Mobile (See Mobile. Ai.)

Montaome7 (See Mon(&omcry AI.)

Northport See Tuscaloosa AI.)

Opelika (See AL)

Prout vlHe (Sec Montaomery. 1\1.)

Tusc aloosa (5« Tuscaloou AI.)

Wetumpka.. (See Montlomerr AI.)

MISSISSIPPI

Ba,. Saint Louis (See MiSl. Gulf Cout)

BltesYllle (See University. Ms .)

Biloxi (5« MilS Gulf Cout)

NashYilie (See- NashYille. Tenn )

Oak (Sec Knonille) 67

Pittman Center (Sec Little Piaeon)

RlleiA:b (Sec Memphis. Tenn .)

Sevierville (Sec Little Piawn. Tenn )

Mounlain (See ChattlllOOll , Tenn.)

Whitehaveo (Sec Memphis. Tenn.)

KnoxviJJ!t Tenn ,-Mrs Ed"'ard K. CIPC:n, 1l}6 Burton Rd Knoll:' ville, HM. }7919 - LiUle Pi&eon. Tenn.-Mil. William G. Cox, Gillinbutl, Tenn. }77}a

Memphis. Tenn.-Mrs. Mich.t1 L. Spelh:, 2H Crntmcre PI.. Memphis, Tenn. }8112 Nashvslle. Tenn .-Mn Doualas C. Jdlords. 709 Canebr.ke Dr., Nashville. Tenn. }7209

KAPPA PROVINCE

Carriere (Se-e MilS Gulf Cout)

Columbll (See H.luHburs , MISs.)

Clarksdale (Sec Missiuippi DeIl'1 Cleveland (See MimJSippi Delt. Cruger (See Mississippi Della)

Escatawpa (Sec Miss Gulf Coast)

Gautier (See MilS. Gulf Coast)

Gtttnville (See MilSim!?pi Delt.)

Gr«nwood (Sec MiJliHlPpi Delta)

Gren.d. University M s.)

Gulfport (See Miss. Gulf Coast)

H att lmur. (See H.mnbu!J. Ms )

HolI,. Sr,nn&:s (See University, Ms )

Indiano a (See MiuilSippi Della)

Jad(JOR Jackson. Ms.)

kiln .ISee Miss Gulf Cout) lelan Delta)

Clubs and Chairmen

Lons Be.ch (See Miss Gulf Coast)

Men.old (Sec MiSSIssippi Delta)

Mou Point (Sec Miss. Gulf Cout)

Oce.n Sprin,rs (See Miss. Gulf Cout)

Ch:ford (Sec Uni't'cn;ity, Ms .) (Sec MilS. Gulf Coast)

Pass Christian (Sec MilS. Gulf Coast)

Port Gibson (Sec Vicksbura. MI .) (See VicksbutJ. Ms.)

Rosedale (Sec Missimppi Delt.)

Shlw (See Missiuippi Delta)

Sidon (See Mississippi Delta)

Sumner (Sec MissiSSIppi Delta)

Univt:rsity (Sec University. Ms.) Vicksbu.ra; (Sec Viciubutl Ms .) Wavtland (Sec Miss Gulf Cout) Yaroo City (Sec MilSi$Sippi Delta)

Auburn.Opelika Al a.-Mrs J. E. Hard ick. 351 Denson Dr., Auburn AI •. 36803 -H.ttitsburs. Mill.-Mrs. Tbomas I Lake Hill, H.ttia· bura:. MIlS Bitm;naham, Ala .-Mrs. J ack T. Rod.trs , Bucki".ham L.ne. -Jl ck son, MIP.-).{n. R08tt W. Striblin&, Jt 2259 E. MllIOt Dr .• }Icluen. Miu. J9211 Bumin_bam, AI •. }l2<4) -Huntsyille, AII .-Mrs. J.mes Murphy , 4003 Nunn Rd. S.E., Hunts· viUe, All. 35802

MllSiuippi Delta-Mrs. R C. Williamson, 6 Woodl n. Yazoo City. MISS 3919.4 Mobile, AII.- Mrs A D. Burch, )660 N. Ansley Dr.• Mobile, AI •. 36608 Mississippi Gulf Cout-Mrs. W. R. Coo,don, 116 St. Louis Ave., P.ss Christian, Mis•. 39571

Mon[Jomery, AI •.-Mrs. J. L. Muruy 2635 Fairmont Rd., Mont&QmCry, Ala }611 t

Tuscaloosa , AII .-Mrs Norman Jobe, II TWClloos•• Ala. 35401

MANITOBA

Chatlawood. M.n. (See Winnipeg. Man , Can.)

Eut Kildonan. Man. (Sec Winnipq. Min C.n.) Port Garry, M.n . (Sec Winnipca. Man .• Can.)

Norwood, M.n (See Winnipea. Man .• Can.)

St. Bonifau, M.n. (See Winnipea, M.n Can )

St J.mn , Min. (Sec Winnipq M.n .• Can.)

St. Vital, M.n (See Winnipq:, Min., C.n.)

Transcoo •• M.n (Sec Winnipea. Man Can.)

TUll:edo. M.n. (See Winnipeg. M.n .• Can.) West Kildonan , Man (See Winnipeg. M.n Can.)

Winnipeg. Man. (Sec Winnipea. M .n Can.)

MINNESOTA

Anok. (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Bloomi"4ton (See Minneapolis Minn .) Burnsville (See Minne.polis\ Minn .) (See Minneapo il. Minn .) Coon R.pid. (See Minneapolil. Minn .) Ot-cphuen (See Minne.polis. Minn .)

Duluth (See Duluth. Minn. Superior. Wis .)

Eut Grand Forb (See Grand Forb. N.D l

Edin. (See Minnelpolis. Minn .)

·Uniyersity. Ms.-Mrs. P.ul Oliver. Box 429. University. Ms 38617 Vidcsburs. Miu.-Mrs. A. J.mes Dnis, 839 Port Hill Dr., Vicki· bura. Miss 39180

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Ezcdsior (Sec Minneapolis, Minn.)

Hoplcins (See Minneapolis j Minn .) LollB (Sec Mioneapo is. M inn.) Mahtomedi (Sec St. Paul. Minn.) Minneapolis. (See Minneawlis , Minn .) Minnetonka (See Minneapoli •• Minn .) Mound (Sec Minneapolis, Minn .) Orono Minneapoli•. Minn )

Richndd (Sec Minne.polis, Minn .) RobbinJdale (See Minnelpolis Minn .) RoseYille (Sec St. P.ul. Minn .)

St. Louis Park (Sec M inneapolis, Minn.)

St. Paul (Sec St. Paul Minn .) Shakopee (Sec Minneapolis Minn.)

WalZiI. (sec Minneapolis Minn .) Whue Bear Lake (Sec St. 'p.ul, Minn , )

NORTH DAKOTA

F.rgo (Sec Fargo. N.D.)

Gilby (See Gr.nd Porles N.D.)

Grand Forks AFB (See Grand Forka N D .)

Grand Forks (Sec Grind Forks. N D.) Moorhea.d (See FatlO, N.D.)

WISCONSIN

Appleton (See FOll: ltiy« V.ller, WiI.)

Blyside (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

Beloit (Sec Beloit. Wis .)

Brookfield (See Wi •. )

Brown Ottr (Sec Wis.)

Butler (See Milwaukee , Wis .)

CedubufJ: (Sec Milwaukee. Wi )

Cudah,. (Sec Mil ukeel Wis .)

Delavan (See Belo it. WIS.)

Elkhorn (See Beloit Wis .)

Elm Grove (See Mil ukee. Wis.)

Fox Point (See M.i1waukee Wis )

Franklin (See Milwlukee, Wis.)

Glendale (Sec Mil .... ukee, Wis.)

Greendale (See Mil ukee. Wis.)

Greenfield (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Hlltt Cornea (Milwaukee. Wi• )

Hartland (See Milw,lukee, Wi • )

J.naviJIe (Set Beloit. WIS .)

kauhun. (Sec Fox River V.IIC'J'. Wis )

Kimberly (See FOll: River V.lley, Wis.)

Lake Geneva (Sec Beloitl Wis .)

Little Chute (See FOll: RiTer V.lley Wis.)

Mldison (Sec Madison. wis.)

Menllha (See Fox River VallC'J' Wis.)

Mil ukee (See Mil ukee. Wis )

Menomonee F.lls (See Mil ukee, Wis.)

Mequon (See Mil Wi!.)

Muslcego (See Mil ukee. Wis.)

Neenah (See Fox River Valley Wis.)

Ne Berlin (Sec Mil Wis.)

Oak (See Milw aUKee. Wis )

River Hills (Sec Mil ukee. Wis )

St Funcis (Sec MiI ukee. Wis.)

Shore ood (See Milw.ukee. Wis .)

South Milwaukee (Set Milwaukee. Wi,.) (5« Dulutb, Minn .·Superior, Sunixw"./See Milwaukee. Wis .)

Thien.,.iIIe (See Mil au&c. Wil.\ Wau tou (Sec Milw.ukee. Wis

Wat Allis (Sec Milwluk«, Wi •. )

West Mil aukee (See Milwaukee. Wi•. )

Whitefish Ba,. (5« Milwaukee. Wis .)

INDIANA

Acton (Set: Southport. Ind .)

Albany (See Muncie Ind .) AIUlndriJ. (See: Andenon. Ind.)

BIlJI:crsville (See: Frlnklin , Ind.)

Bedrord (See: 81oOfmn81on, Ind .)

B«ch Grove (See Indlln.poliJ, Ind or Southport Ind.)

Bloomfield (5« BloomillJlon. Ind .)

Bloomil}8tOfl (See BloonunBto"i Ind .) Boone Grove (Sec Valparaiso, nd.)

Boonville (See South",estrrn, Ind .)

Boston (See Richmond, Ind. \ Brazil (S« Greencastle, Ind.

Bristol (See: Elkh.rt, Ind.)

Brownsburg (See Jndianapolis, Ind .) C.mbridJl;c City (Sec Richmond, Ind.)

Camby (Sec Southport, Ind.)

Clrmti (Sec Indianapolis. Ind .)

Centerville (Sec Richmond, Ind.)

Chesterfield (Sec Anderson, Ind .) Chesterlon (Sec Valparaiso. Ind.)

Clifford (See Columbus, Ind .) (linlon (Set: Tcru Haute, Ind .) Columbus (Sec Columbus, Ind .) Conntrsvillc (Sec Richmond, Ind .)

Crown Point (See Gary, Ind.)

Danville (See Indianapolis, Ind .)

Dytl (See Hammond , Ind.

Eut Chic&lo (See Hammond. Ind .) Edinburg IS« Frankhn , Ind.' Elkhart (St'c Elkhan Ind .)

Evansvillt (Stt Southwt'Sttrn Ind .' Ft WaYM (S« Ft Waynt Ind .' Franklin (S« Franklin. Ind .)

Fountain City (Stt Richmond, Ind .)

GUT (5« G.",. lod .)

Goshtn (Stt Elkhan, Ind .)

Gtttncurle (See Grttncutlt, Ind .)

THETA PROVINCE

Grttnfield (Sec Indianapolis, Ind.'

Gtttnsburg (5« Soulhtaslern. Ind.)

Grttnwood (Sec South:!'"n. Ind .)

Grlffilh (S« Hammon Ind .'

Hagerstown (Sec Rjchmond. Ind.)

Hammond (See Hammond, Ind .)

Hanford City (5« Muncit. Ind.'

Htbron (Stt Valparaiso, Ind .'

Hllhland (Ste Hammond , Ind .'

Hoban (See Guy Ind .) Hope: (See Columbus, Ind .' Indianapolis (Stt Jndi.napolis o r Sou lh· pon\ Ind .)

Jasonvdle (See Bloomington Ind., k okomo (5« Kokomo, Ind.)

Kou!J (See Valparaiso. Ind'l Lafayette (S« Lafayette, In .,

Lawrrnce (Set IndianapolIS, Ind .)

Lebanon (See Indianapolisl Ind.)

Liberty (See Richmond Ina.)

Linlon (See Bloomington , Ind .)

Lynn (Stt Richm o nd, Ind .)

Maninsville ($ce Bloomington , Ind .)

Merrillyille (S« Gary, Ind .)

Milroy lSec Soulheasttrn. Ind .)

Milton Ste Richmond. Ind .) Mishawaka (See South lknd ·Mish.w.k., Ind.)

Mount Vtrnon (5«: Southwestern Ind .)

Muncie (Sec Muncie, Ind.'

Munster (Sec Hammond, Ind .)

Nappantt (Stc Elkh.rt, Ind.)

Nttdham (Stc Funklin, Ind ., Ntw H.ven (Sec Ft. Wayne Ind .'

New Liberty IStt Richmond, Ind .)

New Whiltland (S« Franklin, Ind or Southport. Ind .'

Ne.·buf1lh (Stt Southwestern Ind .'

Newcastle (S« Muncie. Ind .'

Noblesvillt (See Indianapolis , Ind .)

Club s and Chairmen

Anderson, Ind.-Mrs. Michael Ptnny, 8U Bitterswttt La., Ander· son, Ind ., 46011

·Bloominston, Ind. - Mrs. Willi.m Walters, 101 H.mpton Ct., Bloomington Ind. 47401

Columbus. Ind.- Mrs. William Zeller, 36u Dctrfidd Pi., Columbus, Ind. 47201

·Elkhart County, Ind .-Mrs Victor Marquts , 1431 E Beardsley Ave. , Elkhart Ind. 46'14 Ft. W.yne, Ind .-Mrs C. Lockwood MariM, 3)21 Saaina Dr Ft. Waynt, Ind. 46804

Franklin, Ind .-Mrs. Charles W. Eggers, Ridgeyitw Fum, Rt. 2, Bos 49, Franklin. Ind 4613 1 Gary, Ind .-Mrs lames Homme, <12 Aspen Rd Bos 1226. Ogden Dunes, Portllle, nd. 46368 Greencastle. Ind (Pi Phi Podtct)-Mrs. Kdth A. Gossard. 60' Andttson GtttncastJe, Ind <1613' Hammond, Ind .- Mrs. L B Yutl. 3H3 42nd PI., Highl.ad , Ind 46322 Indi.napolis Ind .-Genenl Chainnan: Mrs John D. Gifford, HH N. Meridian St .• Indianapolis.. Ind 46208 (Northwest .rr.-Ben DIVis H .S Brownsbur. H .S .• Danvillt H .S.. Lebanon H .S Northwest H.S. Pike H .S., Plainfield H .S., $peedw.y H .S., Georae Wubin,ton H .S.; Mrs Robert Slone, HII Broadmoor Plaza. Indianapolis Ind. 46208) (North central arr,-Crispus Attu cks H .S Bro.d R ipple H .S North Central H .S .• Shortrid&e H.S .: Mrs. Will J. Ch.ppell, 8262 Forest laM, Indian.polis, Ind 46240 (Nnrtheut arra-Arlin.lon H .S .• Ancnal Ttchn ical H .S Carmt! H .S., Fortville H .S., Grrenfield H .S H o e H.S La",rence Centr.1 H .S., Marshall H .S., Nobltsvillt H .S., Shtridan H .S

KENTUCKY

Alenndri. (See Cincinn.ti, Ohio)

AnchoClae (Stc louisYillt. Ky.)

Bu«hrl (5« Loui,svilJe. Ky .)

Covi!1lton (Sec ClOcinnui, Ohio)

Crnthlln. (Set Lexinlj:ton Ky .)

o.nville (See LaiOCtonl Ky.'

Fern Ctftk (5« LoulSydle, Kr.'

Ft. Mitchell (5« c:incinnati, Ohio)

Ft. Thomas (5« CinCinnati. OhIO)

Frankfort (See: lniOCton, Ky.)

Gunson (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Gtorzetown (Sec In:in,tton. Ky.)

Greenup (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Olden Dunes (Sec Gary, Ind .)

OsceolJ. (Stt Soulh IXnd Mish.waka, Ind.)

Owensville (See South.·t'Sttrn Ind.)

Parker (See Muncie. Ind.)

Pendleton (See Andtrson, Ind.)

Peru (See Kokomo, Ind .)

Pelenbui'J (See Southwestern Ind.)

PI.infield (Sec Indian.polis, Ind.)

Po rtalj:e (Set Gary. Ind .)

POKyville (Set South.·dltrn Ind.)

Princtton (5«: Soutwesltrn Ind .)

Richmond (Stt Richmond, Ind )

Ro.nokt (See Ft. W'ynt, Ind .)

St. Jo hn (Set H.mmond, Ind.)

St P.ul (Ste Southeastern Ind.)

$cymour !See Ind.)

Schereryil e CStt' Hammond, Ind.'

Shelbyville ISte Southeastern, Ind.'

South lknd (See South IXnd-Mishaw.k., Ind .)

Southport (See Soutpart, Ind )

Southern M a rian County High Schools (See Southport. Ind )

Speedway (Sec Indianapolis. Ind.)

Sullivan (Set Terrr Haule Ind .)

Ttrrr H.ute (See Terrr Haute. Ind .)

V.lparaiso (Set Valparaiso. Ind , )

W.ldron (Sec Soulheastern Ind .' (Set Soulhport, Ind.)

Wanat.h (Ste Valparllso, Ind .)

West La(ayette (Sec Lafaydle, Ind.'

West Terre Haute ,(Stt Terft Haute, Ind .)

Weslfield (See Indunapolls, Ind.)

Whiteland (Sec Franklin or Southport. Ind .)

Whiting (5«: H.mmond. Ind.)

Yorklo.·n (See Muncie. Ind .)

ZionsYille (5«: Indi.napoli s. Ind .,

W.,rrn Central H.S., Westfield H.s. : Mrs. John H. Kuline, 6706 La .• Indianapolis. Ind. 46220

(South .rra-Bttch Groye H.S., Ch.rtrand H.S Dccatur Central H .S" Franklin Central H.S Gtttnwood H.S., Kcnntdr. Me· mori.1 H .S M.nual H.S Ron C.lli H.S., Our Lady of Grace, Southport H .S., Whiteland H.5 .• Harry E, Wood H.S.-see Southport, Ind chairm.n)

(Other Catholic and priyate schoolf--Cardinal Riller H.S., Cha· tlrd H .S, Ladywood. St. Agnes. St. Mary's, Screin. Memorial H .S., Tudor Hall : Mrs Russell B Stein hour 360 W. 63rd St., Ind ia n'POlis. Ind. 46260 Kokomo. Ind.-Mrs. Jerf'( E. Anderson , 726 Jamts Dr ., Kok omo , Ind 46901 brayettt, Ind .-Mrs. David Webb, 2202 Pueblo Dr., L.fayette , Ind 4790' Muncie, Ind.-Mrs. Bill Allen, S. Hutchinson, Muncie, Ind. 47303 Richmond. Ind .-Mrs. Walter Crum, 411 S. 27th SI Richmond , Ind. 47}74 Soulh Bend·Mishawaka-Mrs. aaris E Altic, 1823S Bri,htlincsea PI South lknd. Ind 466}7 ·SoutheUlern Indiana-Mrs. Shddon Smith, '18 N. En! St Greensburg. Ind. 47240 Soulhport. Ind .-Mrs Robert Bo les. 612 S. Bryan Or., Indian · .poli,. Ind 46227 Southwestern Indiana-Mrs. Albert E Klamer, Hn Jefferson, Ev.n,ville. Ind 477U

Terre H.ute , Ind.-Mrs. WiIIi.m Wilktrson, Rt. 22, Box 10, Terrr H.ute Ind 47802

Valparaiso. Ind.-Mrs. JOKPh Galvin, 319 E. Mor,.n Ave Chesttr· lon, Ind 4630'

IO TA PROVINCE

Harrodsb urs (Sec lninalon. Harrods Crrek (Stc LouisYille. K y_)

Jeffc rsonto n (Set, louisville, Ky.)

Lancaster (Sec Lexlnlton, Ky.)

Leldnlttnn (5« Lesing!nn. Ky .'

Louuville (S« LouisYille. Ky.'

Lrnn (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

MI_ Sterlin. (Sec usil"lltlnn, Ky.)

Newport (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Nicholasville (See lexin,:ton. Ky.)

Olcolrma (5« Ky.)

Pan (See Ky.)

V.Uey (See Louinille" Kr..'

Pleasure Ridge Puk (See LoUISVille, Ky.)

Raceland (S« Portsmoulh, Ohio' Richm ond (5« Lexi"Aton, Ky .)

St. Paul (Sec Portsmouth. Ohin) South Portsmouth (See Portsmoulh, Ohio) Stanford (5« Lninllton 11::,)

Valley Stallnn (See louiSVille. Ky.)

V .nceburg; ISee Portsmouth. OhiO) Versa;JI" (5« Lexintton, Ky.)

Winchesler (Sec Lexinaton, K, .'

Wunl.nd (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

TENNESSEE

B.lrtlelt (See Memphis. Tenn .)

Bre:ntwood (See Tenn.'

OHJO

Akron (Su Akron. Ohio)

Albany (8ft Athtftl, Ohio)

Al::.aJSee Dayton Obio)

AI na (Sec ObtO)

ETA PROVINCE

Gtftnhills (Set: CiociMati. Ohio)

Greenville (Set DaytOn Oruo)

Grove City (See Ohio)

Groveport (Sec Columbus. Ohio)

Hamihoo (5« HamiltoG,. Ohio)

Parma Hciahu (Set: Cle:veland West Ohio)

IUblts (See Porumouth Ohio)

PmanfUla (See AbotI vhlo)

PmbnnatOft (5« Coiumbw, Ohio)

Ambe:rley (Sec CinoRoati, Ohio)

Amc:t;vdle (Sec Atheftl.,{ OhiO)

Alh" r Athmt, vhlo)

Aurora Su Clewland ellt, Otuo)

Avon La lr develand, West, OhiO) Set: Clndand £..t, Ohio)

Ba.rberton ( Akron, Ohio)

Bath (See Akron, Ohio)

Bay Viii. (Set dntland Wat Ohio)

Beachwood (Sec Cleveland EastbOhio)

Bedrord (Set CJt,veland Eut 0 io)

Bellaire (5« Wheelina, WHt Va,,'()hio Valley)

BellbroOk (Sec Ditton, Ohio)

Bellfountain (See Sprinaidd Ohio)

Bentleyville 15ft: Clevdlnd O],io)

Berea (5« C ew-hnd West l OhiO)

Snit)' (5« ColumbUJ, OhiO)

Blue Alh (SH Cincinnati OhiO)

Brecksville (See We!!:. Obio)

Brickeport (See Whcelinl. w.VI •.()hIO Valie,)

Brookville (See Oa)'tOn. ONO)

Buena Vista (Set Porumouth, Ohio)

Canll Winchester (Set ColumbUJ, Ohio)

Canfitld. OH. (Sec YouQlltown-Wlmn OH )

Canton (Set Canton. Ohio)

Centerville ISet Dayton, Ohio)

Ollnn FII s (See Cleveland lut. OhiO)

Chardon (SH: Clevelsnd Elst, Ohio)

Cbtslerland (Set: Cleveland East. Ohio)

Cincinnati (See Cincinnati. Obio)

Clayton (See Darton, Ohio)

Clevdand (Set: Eut, Ohio)

Cleveland .ide) (Set CI<tvelsnd West. OhIO)

Clevdand Heichu (SH- Ellt. Ohio)

Clinton (Set: Akron. Ohio)

Columbus (SH Columbu•• Ohio)

c;:o.,.lC'J (See Akron, Ohio)

CuyaOOla Fala (Su Akron. Ohio)

Dayton (Set: Da)'tOn. Ohio)

Deer Parle (5« Cincinnatl l Ohio)

Delaware (Set: Central OhiO)

De Graff (See Sprinafitld. Ohio)

Dublin (5« CorumhUJ. Ohio)

East Cleveland (5« Cleveland East, Ohio)

Eltoo (See Richmond, Ind.)

Enalewood (See Dayton Ohio)

Euclid (Set: demand Ea., Ohio)

Faitbom (Set: Darton, Ohio)

F.irfield (See Hamilton. OhiO) Park (See Oevellnd "tVest. Obio)

Finneyto1ll'n (Set Cincinnati. Ohio)

Franlc.lin (Set: Dayton. Ohio)

Franklin Fumla (Set Por1l1D0uth, Ohio)

Pri<tnd.hip Portsmouth. Ohio)

Gahanna (5« Columbu•• Ohio)

Galion (Set: ColumbUJ. Ohio)

Hd.hts (See Ckveland East. Ohio)

Gate. Mill. (S« Cleveland East. Ohio) Germantown (See Da71on. Ohio)

Glendale (Set: Cincinnati. Ohio)

Grandvi<tw (S« Columbw. Ohio)

Gran¥ill<t (Set: Ntwad:·Granville, Ohio)

Hartville (Set Canton. Ohio)

Haverhill (Set PortSmOUth, Ohio)

He:alh (Set: Ohio)

H"hland (Set: CI<tvelanct East. Ohio)

Hilliard. (See Columbus\ Ohio)

Hudson (See Akron. Ohio)

Huntinc VallC'J (See Cleveland East , Ohio)

Indian Hill (See Cincinnati , Ohio) (Set Newarlt-Granvill<t. Ohio) amcstown (See SorinaiVld. Ohio)

ent (Sec Akron, Ohio)

Kntenna (S« Dayton. Ohio)

Lakewood (Set: Cleveland west. Ohio)

Lancaster (Set: ColwnbUi. Ohio

London (Set: Sptincield. Ohio)

LotI'" ISee A,hens, Ohio)

l.ucuvi Ie (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Lrndhunt (See develllld £ut OhiO)

McDermott (5« Portsmouth. uhio)

M.deira (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

M.ple Heilht. (See Cleveland Ohio)

M.ricmont (Set: Cincinnati, Ohio)

Marion (Set: unlral Ohio)

Martins FHry (See Whcthna, V VI .·Ohio V.U..,)

Marysville (Set: unlul Ohio)

Mauillon (See Akron. Ohio)

Maun:\lee (Set: Toledo, Ohio)

Mayfield (Set Cleveland East. Ohio)

Maridd Helahta (Set: Cleveland East. OhiO)

Mech.niabwa (See S,,,inafield. Ohio)

Medina (See Akron Ohio}

Mentor (Set: Ckvdllld East. Ohio)

Miamiibura; (Set: Oa71on , Ohio)

Middlmura; Hc.i.hts (See OH )

MiddlqJOrt (See Athens , Ohio)

Milford (See Cincinnlti, Ohio)

Minford (See PottllDOUlD. Ohio)

MOI.dort' (See Akron Ohio)

Mort'land Hills (Set Cleveland East. Ohio)

Nt. Hellthy (See Cindonlti, Ohio)

Mt. Wllhinlton (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Monroe Falls (5« Akron. Ohio)

Nelsonville (See Athen•. Ohio)

Newatlt (Set: Newltfc:-Gransville, Ohio)

New Boston (See Portsmouth. Ohio) (See Ohio)

New Paris (Set: RichmODd , Ind )

North Canton (See: Canton, Ohio)

North Col1qe Hill (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

North Olmstead (5« Cleveland West. Ohio)

Norwood lSet: Cincinnati. Ohio)

Oak ood Set Dayton , Ohio)

Olnuted Fill. (5« Cleveland West. Ohio)

Oranae (Set: Clevcland East, Ohio)

OrtCon (Sec Todtdo Ohio)

<>tway (Sec Portsmouth , Ohio)

Painesville (See Cleveland Ea.t Ohio)

Pataskala (Sec Ne•• rk·Grtnville. Ohio)

Parma (Sec Cleveland West. Ohio)

Club. and Chairmen

Akron Ohio-Mrs. l\khard P Tllfel. )IH Morewood Rd., Aluon, Ohio "'H1)

Ohio

Pib (See Clndand Ease, Ohio)

Pt:rrytbur, (Set- Toledo, Ohio)

Piuton (See PortmJOUln , Ohio' Portsmouth (See Portsmouth Ohio)

Po1ll'ell (See Columbus, Ohio)

Powell.vllle (See Porumouth \ Ohio)

Ptulap.bu,,- (See Darton. Ohio)

PomeI'O)' (See Athm Ohio)

Ilarchn (See Portsmouth, OhiO\ Ileadinc (See Cincinnati, Ohio

Reynoldsbura; (S« Columbw. Ohio)

Richmond Heilhts (5« Cleveland lut Ohio)

Roclcy River (See: dneland West. Ohio)

RUSJCII (See Oeveland East, Ohio)

St. (Set: Whee:hn •. W Va ,Ohio

SciotovilJeVallC'J) (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Shaur Hti.hts (See: Cleveland East. Ohio)

Shadyside (See Whec:lin., W.Va .()bio Valley)

Silver Lake (See Akron. Ohio)

Slocwn Station (5« Portsmouth, Ohio)

Solon (Set: aevel.nd Eut l Ohio)

South Charleston (5« SCJf'lnAield, Ohio)

South Euclid (See Clcveland East. Ohio)

South Jlussell (See Clevdand East Ohio)

South Wtbstu (Sec Portsmouth, uhio)

Sprir« Vall.ey (See Dayton Ohio)

5prinalield (Set: SprinJlicld, Ohio)

Stow (See Akron. OhiO)

StfOf'« (Set: Cleveland Wat. OH .)

5,Ivanla (Set: Toledo. Ohio)

Tallmadae (Set: Akron. Ohio)

Terraa Plrk (5« Cincinnati. Ohio)

Tipp City (SH- DaytORbOhio)

T ol<tdo (Set: Tol<tdo. 0 io'

Trotwood (5« D.yton, Ohio)

Troy (See O'71on. Oblo)

Uninnity Hriaho (Set: Clt"el.nd EIIt, Ohio)

Upper Arlin&ton (Slee Columbus. Ohio)

Urban. (Se<t SprinAfitld, Ohiob Utica 15« Ntwark GranYille. hio)

V.nda ia (See O.ytDn. Ohio)

Wadsworth (Se<t Akron. Ohio'

Waktlield (S« Portsmouth. Ohio)

Warren (Set: You/1Pton-Wamn. Ohio) Warrt'llSville Hei.6ts (Set: Cleveland East. Ohio)

Waverl, (See Portsmouth Ohio)

West Carrollton (Se<t Dayton Ohio) West Milton (See DaytOn. Ohio) Wat Portsmouth (See Portsmouth. Ohio) Waterville (Set- Columb\lJ. Ohio) Westlake (See Cleveland West, Ohio) Whitehall (See Columbu•• OhiO)

Whulertbul'l (Set Portsmouth. Ohio) Wickliffe (See Cleveland ElSt. Ohio) Willo)JIhb, (See: Cleveland East. Ohio) Wilminaton (See Daytonl Ohio) Worthinaton (See ColumoUJ. Ohio) Wyominc (See Cincinnlti. Ohia) Yellow Sprin,s (Set: Sorinafidd , Ohio) (Set: You",stown -Warrt'n, OhiO)

Xenia (Stc D.Jton. Ohio)

General Chairman : Mn W Itichard Killi 1"" Burt Jlida<t ltd ., Graaville Obio .)02)

Co-chairman: Mn Don E. Smith. 216 EllIluh , Obio 4)0)'

PortlmOutb., Obio---'Mn AI.ID.I Frutr Kahl, 201'" FrlAklin Blvd ., Portsmouth , Ohio .,662 Spri!'f6tld. Ohio-Un J. M. Harris 1901 Ptmbrook. Toledo. Ob;o...-Wts Norman McDonald. 7062 Hickory Syl"anil, Ohio .))004 Younpto1ll'n-Wuren. Ohio : YounptOwn Arta : Mn. M E Ullman 120 SI«S1Y Hollo..- Dr., Ca_ld, OhiO 0406 Waf1U Am. : Mn W Wood. 17604 lletva J.d N E•• WarreD, Ohio ,

Daniel E Connouchton, 1)85 Southern Hilh Blvd •• Ham ilton. Obio .)01) Athens. Ohio-Mn. Richard Phillips. H Graham Dr .• Athens, Ohto 0701 -Canton, Ja.mn Mlrklina , 204 18th St N W .• Canton, Ohio 4"'709 Certtrt.1 Ohio-Mn Jtobett Graham., 707 w. 7th St.. Manuille, Ohto 4)040 Cinciaaati. Obio-Mn. Robert W. Kl iftllel. 122 Brook W.,. OnciM.ti Ohio 43174 Clew-land Euc, Oillo-Mn. Arthur D. Stdlt'C, Brllham Rd ., Gam Mdls OhIO 44040 Clenland '«"at, Ohio-){n Gtocae N lna-!iI. 26901 Midlaod ltd., Bay Viii•• Ohio 4.140 Columbus. Tbomu Widdoa , :JH Haymore: N .• Worth· Ohto 4)01) Darton. I. J, Morris 2120 E. Wbipp Jld ., nayton, Ohio .}4.4()

Club s and Chairmen

Brevard County, Fl.-Mo. J. A. Gubb" 48U Biscayne Dr., Titulvillt. FI. 32780

C1urwater. FI.-Mn. Harold Stanley. 421 Drujd Rd" Clul'Wattf. PI. 33H6

'DeLand, FI.-Ma. M. D. McKenzie. 708 Eastover Cit., DeLand. Fl. }2120

Daytona &lch. PI. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mn. Bruton Godwin. 1912 S. Peninlula Dr., DaytOnI. Belch, PI. 32018

Ft. Lauderdale, Pl.-Mrs. J. B. Tonkil1& III, 1318 S. E. 12th Wa)'. Ft. Lauderdale. PI. 33316

G.incnillc, FI.-Mn. E. M. Edmonson, Jr , 1930 N. W. 14th A"e., Gaincnillc, PI. }2601

Fl.-Mrs. Jim Davidson. 006 Clevcllnd, Hollywood. PI. H021

},cbon"illcf FJ.-Mn. ]oJeph O Shaffer, 4974 Drtt•• Porut Dr Jacksonvi Ie PI. }2210

'Lakel and. FI.-Ma. Robert Pore, 2721 Easton Terr., Lakeland, Fl. Bao}

Miami, Fl.-Mrs. }IMe. S, Greene, Jr • 2121 N. Grecnwl, Dr., Corti Gablc,. PI. 311)4

MICH IGAN

Ad. (5«: Gr.nd R.pids. Mi.)

Alien P.rk (5«: Downriver Are•• Detroit. Mi.)

Ann Arbor (5«: Ann Arbor. Mi.)

Aug-lUI. (5«: South"'estern Mi.)

B.ttlcCtuk (5«: Southwestern Mi.)

Berkelf'}' (5«: North Woodw.rd. Mi.)

Binnill8h.m (5«: Bloomfield Hills, Mi.)

Bloomfield Hills (5«: Bloomfield Hills. Mi.)

Brooklyn (Set' J.ckson. Mi.)

Center Line (See Gros.w Pointe. Mi.)

Chelse. {oS« Ann Arbor. Mi'l

Clark Lake (5« J.ckson. Mi. (I.wson (5« North Woodward. Mi.)

Deubom (See Detroit, Mi.)

Detroit (5« Detroit, Mi.)

Dexter (S« Ann Amor. Mi.)

East Detroit (Sec Grosse Pointe. Mi,)

ElSt Grind R.pids (See Grind ilaplds. Mi.)

ElSt Lansing (See L.nsing.East L.nsing, Mi .)

Econe (tee Detroit, Mi. Downriver Are.)

F.rminston (5« Detroit. Mi.)

Fernd.le (See North Woodw.rd. Mi.)

Funklin (See: Bloomfield Hills. Mi.)

Garden City (See: Detroit. Mi.)

Gr.1lnd R.1Iplds (See Grand R.pidJ. Mi .)

Grus Lake (Sec J.ckson, Mi.)

Grosse lie (scc Detroit M. Downriver Area)

Grow Pointe (See Grosse: Pointe. Mi.)

Grosse: Pointe City (See Grosse Pointe, Mi.)

·Ocala. Fl.-Mrs. Polly Driq:s, U7 S. E. Wenona An., Ocala, FI. 32670 Orlando-Winter Pl.-Miu Judy French. 1612 Rd Orl.1lndo, FI. 32luo

Pe:nS.llcola. Fl.-Mrs. Eric Nidte:l.wn. 600 Scenic Hiah ay. Apt. 32", Pens.cola. FI. 32'03

·St. Petel'$bufJ'. Fl.-Mrs. R. E. Littrell, 601 Lake Mauiore Blvd. 5 .• St. Petersbwc, FI. 3370, Saruotl. Fl.-Mrs. William Scovill, J(ll} O son St., S.rasot•• FI. 33'80 -Tall.hassee. Fl.-Mrs. Ralph Proctor. Jr., 2807 Reb«ca Dr T.llahllKe:. FI. 12'\0}

Tamp. , Fl.-Mrs.•ck W. Ev.ru, 2603 Watrous Ave., Tampa. FI. 33609 West Palm Beach. Fl.-Mrs. R ich.rd Simmons. 3,6 Potter Rd .• Wcst p.lm Be.ch. FI. 3340'

Atlanta. Ga.-Mn:. Robert H. H udson '16 1 Dav.nty Dr.• Du n · woody, G., lOl38 Columbi., S C.-Mrs. J ames O' ROUlb. ·un Mos,hill Rd., Col um · bi.1l. S .C. 29206

ZETA PROVINCE

Grmsc Pointe Farms (See: Grosse Pointe. Mi.)

GroSle:' Pointe: Park See: Grosse: Pninte, Mi.)

Grouc Pointe Shores (See Grosse: Pointe. Mi.)

Grosse Pointe Woods (Sec Grosse Pointe. Mi.)

H.rper Woods (See: Gros.w Pointe Mi.)

Huel Park (See: North Woodward. Mi.)

Hickory Comers (Sec Southwestern Mi.)

Howell (Sec Ann Arbor. Mi .)

Huntinston Woods (See: North Wood · ard, Mi.)

Inkster (See Detroit. Mi.)

Jackson (5« J.ckson. Mi.)

kinIS"'ood School Cranbrook (Sec Bloom · held H llis, Mi.)

Lansing (See Lansing.East Lansing. Mi.)

Lathrur Village (5« North Wood ard. Mi.

Lincoln Park (See Octroit, Mi .• Downriver Area)

Livonia (See Detroit. Mi.)

M.dison Hti,hts (See: North Wood ard)

Manchester (See: Ann Arbor. Mi.)

Marsh.1I (See: Southwestun Mi.)

Melvind.le (5« Detroit. Mi.. Downriver Area)

Michi,.n unter (Sec jackson. Mi .)

Nankin (See Detroit. Mi .)

Niles (See South Bend MiJh ka. Ind.)

O.k P'rk (See: North Wood ard, Mi.)

Okemos (See: Lansin«·Ealt Lanlil\8, Mi .)

P.1Irma (See Jackson. Mi.)

Pleas.nt Ridge: (See North WoodwlId. Mi.)

Plymouth (See: Ann A rbor. Mi.)

Redrord (See Detroit, Mi.)

River Rouat (See Detroit Mi .• Downriver Area)

ltochester (See Dloom6dd Hills. Mi.)

Roseville (See Grosse:. Pointe:. Mi.)

ltoy.1 O.k (See North Mi.)

St. Clair Shores (See Grosse Poinlt. Mi.)

Southfield (Sec North Woodward Mi.)

South&.te (See Detroit. Mi.. Downrn'u

South"',,)Lyon (5« Ann Arbor. Mi.)

T'7lor (See Detroit. Mi., Downrivu)

Trenton (See: Detroit. Mi. Do nri,.er Are.1l)

Warren (See Grosse Pointe. Mi.)

Whitmore Lake (See Ann A rbor. Mi.l

Wy.ndotte (Sci! Octroit. Mi.. Downriver Area)

Ypsilanti (See: Ann Arbor. Mi.)

ONTARIO

Al;inco u rt (Sec Toronto. Ont., Can.)

Ancuttr (See: Hamilton. Ont .• Can )

Burlinaton (Sec H.mi lton, Ont., Can.)

Dundas (See: Hamilton. Ont • C.n.)

Hamilton (See:: Hamilton. ant.• Can.)

Kin3 (See'rorontn. Ont , Can.)

Maple (See Toronto. Ont .• Can.)

O.1lkville (,se:.e: Toronto, Onl .• Can.)

Port CredIt (See Toronto, Ont.• Can.)

RichmOfld Hills (See Toronto. Ont Can.)

Thornhill (See: Toronto. Ont .;. Can.)

Toronto (See Toronto, Ont., un .)

Club . and Cha irm e n

Ann Arbor, Mi .-Mrs Je:.remi.h Turcotte. 769 Heathe"",y, Ann Arbor, Mi. "111)4

born l Mi 48124 (Octrolt Area)-Mn:. Ktnneth C. Jensen. 20101 Patton. Detroit, Mi. "8119 Bloomfield Hills. Mi. (;eMul Ch.irman ; Mil. Frazer Hilder. 2682 Endslti&h Dr., Bir· millfham. Mi. "8010

(Dirmlll&ham .seaholm Hi&h School)-Mn:. Andre H Madsen. Jr., ,,, Kimberly, Birmina:h.m. Mi. "8009 (Birmina:h.m·GrovH Hi&h School}-Mrs. William Ltd:ie, 3 Hickory Hollow Dr .• Birminah.m, Mi. 48010 (BloomJield Hills-Andovtr Hiah·$chool)-Mrs. Mauriu D. AI · Itn. Jr HB DertT Rd Bloomfield Hills, Mi. 4801} (DloomJie:ld HiJlslahser Hilh School)-Mrs. Paul R. Collin•• 28n Ramblit\& Way BlooiMe:ld Hills. Mi 4801)

(Kin&swood School Cnnbrookl-Mn:. G. T. Christiansen. 42) Paitfu: Rd' l Dlrminch.m. Mi. 48009 (Marion Hlah School)-Mrs. W. Smith. Jr .• 210 Abbey Rd., Birminah.1lm. tdi. "8008 (West Bloomfield Hi&h School)-Mn:. R.lph H . Mascow. 6))3 Heather Heath La .• Birmina:h.m. Mi 48010 (Rochester Hiah School)-Mn:. Willi.m C. Lona. 16,6 Crooks Rd Rochesttr Mi "106) Octroit·Dearborn. Mi .: General aairman: Mrs. Jack Dd.aslit. 2}000 Myrtle Aye De'r' bom. Mi 48128 (Darbom Area)-MIS HartT Willlrworth. 210 Ik«hmont. Drsr-

(Downri.,er Area)-Mrs, Reid Ledbetter. 2)07 Meridian. GrOUt Jlt. Mi. 41H8 (Farmin&ton Arn)-Mrs Richard Sterlinc. 232", Fle:mine Dr., Fumincton. Mi. "8024 (Livonia·Plymouth Area)-Mrs. O. Helm, 1)611 Sussn:. Livoni.1l. Mi. "IU4 ·Grand It.pias. Mi .- Mrs Thomu Robberson. 14H Bn:ton. S.E ,. Grand Rapid" Mi. 49,06 Grosse Pointe. MI.-Mrs Edward F Lanet, 746 Balfour. Grosse: Pointe: Mi. 482}O Jackson. Mi .-MIS W.yne: Schmucker. 912 S. Dunnd. J.dtlOR, Mi. 49203 Lansine·East Lansin• • Mi .-Mrs. Arthur Nolen. "223 Mar Moor Dr LaMin•• Mi 41917 North Wood .... rd . Mi .-Mrs. Byron Converse:. 22)}6 Metamor. , Birmin.ham. Mi 48010 ·South"'l:Ste:rn Michic.o-Mrs. 'Scott RadK 190 Park'lie Api }6C. Bude: Ctuk. Mi. 490., ·H.milton, Onto, C&n.-Mrs. C. E Edmonds. 40 St. M re:ts Rd Anculer. Ont., Can. Toronto. Ont Can.-Mrs. RaYmond E Mitchell 2' Warre:nder Cres .• Islinaton. Onurio. Can.

Lebanon (See BIue.Ridgc, Tenn.)

Newpon Ne,.,·s (See Hampt on Roads. Va.)

Norfolle (See Norfolk. Va.)

Richmond (See RIchmond. V, .)

S,ndston (See Richmond. V,.)

Willlamsbufl (5«: Hampton Roads, Va.)

Virgtnia Belch (See VIrginia Beach, Va.)

Yon: County (Sec Hampton R.eb., V,.)

WEST VIRGINIA

Alderson (5«: Southern West Va.)

Beckley (See Southem West Va .)

Beth.n, (See Wheeling, West V'•• ·Ohio V.II.,)

Bluefield (See Southern West V •. )

Bramwell (5«: Southern West Va .)

Brida:eport (See CI.rksbur" West Va .)

Brutol (See Clarksbufl, West Va )

Buclchannon (See Clarksburg. West V •. )

Charleston (5«: Charlaton, West V •. )

ClarksburJ (See Cluksburg. West Va .)

Dunbar (See Charie:llon. WC$t V •• )

Fa,ltteville (Sec Southern West Va .)

Graftoo (See Clarksbura. Wesl Va .)

Hinton (5«: Southem West Va .)

Lcwisbufl (See Southern West Va .)

Lumberport (See Clulcsbul'l. West Va .)

MOrJantown (5«: Mora.ntown, West V •. )

M o undsville (See Whetlin" West Va.)

MI Hope (See Southem West V •. )

Mullens (See Southern West Va.)

Nitro (Set: Charleston, Wesl V •. )

Club. and Chairmen

Oale Hill (5« Southern West Va.)

Philippi (See ClarksbutJ, West V •. )

Princeton (5« Southern West va 'l

Pineville (5« Southern Welt Va

Rainelle (Sec Southem West Va.)

St. Albanl (5« Charleston. West VI.)

Salam (5« Clarbburg. West V •. )

Shinnston (Se cC.Iarbbu!& Wesl \"a .)

South Charleston (Set: Chadeston, Wesl Va .)

Welch (See Southern West Va.)

Welt Unioo (Set: Clarbbuf'l', Wat Va .)

Weston (See OarbbulJ, West Va.)

Wh«li", (Set: Wheeltn,. West Va.·Ohio V.U"')

White Sulphur (See Southern West Va )

·Chapel Hin, N.C .-Mrs. john D. Kennedy, '01 Caswell Rd .• Chapel HII. N.C. 27)14 .ini. Belch V •. n·H2 Ch.r1eston, Hart)' Bllwley, 1'1" Bedford Rd., Charleston, W Va. 2UI4 Ch.r1otte, N.C.-MrJ. Ahon Murchison III. 6718 Fol,er Dr Charlotte. N.C 28211 Hampto n R o. d., Va. - Mrs K.thryn McCabe Scott. 418 Kinas Mill Dr Newport News V•. 21601

'Clark.bu,"". W.Va.-Mr•• Ronald Turner, Lake Floyd. it. 2, Bristol, W.Va. 26H2 Norfolk, Va.-MilS Jan Thomas. 4)41 Sandy Bay Dr., Virainia Beacb, Va. Mor,anlown, W.Va.-Mrs. john Wildman, 512 Grand 51., Mor· cantown, W.Va. 26'05 'Southern W Va .-Mrs j C Aver, 130 Circle Dr.• Princeton. W Va. 247<10 Richmond, Va.-'Mrs W. W. Stout. 90" Orch.rd Rd • Richmond , Va 23226 Wh«linc , W Va .·Ohio Valley-Mrs. WiJliam W. Leadbetter, R D Vir,inia Beach. Va .-Mrs G. J TnCT. 37H Edinburah Dr•• Vir· WaynHbur, Pike, Moundsville. W.Va. 26041

FLORIDA

Alachua (See Gainesville Fl •. )

Altamon te Springs (Sec Oriando·Wintct Pule, Fla .)

Apopka (See Orlando·Winter Park, Fl.)

Archer (Sec Gamuville. Fl.)

Albntic Beach (See JacklOnvilie. Fl.)

Bal Harbour (5«: MiamI, Fl.)

Belleai r (S« Clearwater. Pl.)

Bomton "Belch (See West P:llm Besch. Fl.)

Bronson (5« Gai..-.esville, Fl.)

Brooker (5«: GainesvIlle, FL)

Canaveral (See Brevard County. Fl.)

C.rol City (See Miami, Fl.)

Carubelle (See T a llahassee. Fl.)

Cuselberry (5«: Orlando·Winter Puk Fl.)

Clearwater (5« Clearwater, Fl.)

Clearw.ter Beach (See Clu""lter, Fl.)

Coco. (Set: Brev.rd County, Fl.)

Cocoa Beach (Sec Brevard County. PI.)

Coconut Grove (See MIami. FI.)

Coral Gables (5« Miami. Fl.)

Oani (See Hollr..wood, Fl.)

Daytona Beach (Set: DaJ.tona Bch .• Pl.)

Daytona Beach Shores (See Daytona Beh ., F!.)

Dllvic (See Fl. l.uderdale. Fl.)

Dc Bary (See Dc und Fl.!

Deerfield (5« Ft. Laudcrd. e. Fl.)

DeLand (5« Deland Fla .)

Delton. (5«: Dc L.nd, Fl.)

EPSILON PROVINCE

Indian Rocks Beach (See Clearwater, Fl.)

UCluonVilJe (See J.d.:sonville, PI.) acksonviUe Reach (See j.cksonville, FI.) end.U (See Miami. Fl.)

Key Bisc.ayne (See Miami, FI.)

Keystone Heights (See: G.inesville, FI.)

Kiuimmee (See Orbndo-Winter P.rk. Fl.)

Riviera Beach (See West Palm BelCh. Fla.'

Rockledae (5« Brevard County, Pl.)

Roselane (See: Brevard County. Pl.)

St Au&ustinc (Sec j acksonviJ1e, FI.)

St. Petersburg (See St. Petel"Sbur,. Fl.)

St. Petersburg Beach (Set: St. Peteubu18, Fl.)

Sarasota (Sec Sar.sot., FI.)

Dunedin (See Clurwaler l Fl.)

Dunnellon (See Ocal., P .)

Eau Gallie (See BrC"ud County. Fl.)

Ferna ndina Beach (Set: hcksonville, Pl.)

Ft. L.uderdale (5«: PI lauderdale Pl.)

Gainesville (5«: Gainesville, Fla.)

Golden Beach (See Miami, PI.)

Grant (See Brevard Fl.)

Green Cove S.eriOJ!;s (Se-e aclcsonvillc, Pl.)

Gulf 8tene (See 'Prnsaco a, PI.)

Gulfport Beach (See St Petersburg , Fl.)

Haincs City (Sec Laxcland\ PI.)

Halland.le (See H o llywooa, PI.)

H.rbor Bluffs (See Clearwater. Fla.)

Havana (5«: T allahassee PI.)

Hawthorn (See G.i.nC$ville. Fl.)

H ialeah (5«: MaIm., Pl.)

HiAh Sprinp (Sec Gainesville. Fl.l

Holly Hill (Set: D')'I:ona Bch PI.

HolIY'·ood (5«: HolI,.....ood. FI.)

Homestead (See Miami, PI.)

Indialantic (See: Brevard Count)'. Fl.)

Indian Harbor Beach (Sft B,"ard Count)'. Pia.)

Lake Alfred (5«: Lakelandi PI.)

Lakeland (Sec l.akc.la.od. P .)

Lake Park ('See W'eJt p.lm Beach. PI.)

Lake Worth (5« West Pa lm Beacb. P'I.)

Lat,O (See Clearw.ter. Fl.)

Lutz (5«: Tampa, Pl.)

Mcintosh (5« Ocala, FI.)

Madeira Beach (Sec SI. Petersburg Fl.)

Maitland (See Oralndo·Winter Parle, Pl.)

Malabar (Set: Brt:vard County. Fl.)

Mandarin (See jacksonville, Fl.)

Margate (5«: Ft Lauderdale. Fl.)

Mayport (See JacksonVIlle. FI.)

Melbourne (See Brevard Count)'. PI.)

Melbourne Beach (See Brt:vard County, Fl.)

Melrose (See Gainesville FI.)

Merritt Island (Set: Brev"d County. FI.)

Miami (See Miami. Fl.)

Miami Beach (5«: Miami 1 FI.)

Miami Short:s (See Mi.dll. Fl.)

Miami Sprin,s (See Mi.mi , FI.)

Micanop-, (See Gainesville, Pl.)

Mims (See Brev"d Count)'. Pl.)

Neptune Beach (Sec jacksonville , Fl.)

NewberCT (See Gainesville , Fl.)

North Mi.mi (See Miami, Fl.)

North Miami 'Beach (See Miami, Fl.)

N orth Palm Be.ch (See West Palm 'Beach. Fl.)

Ocala (See Ocala, FI.)

Opa Locka (See Miami, PI. 1 Park (Sec j.cksonvi Ie, Fl.)

Orlando (Sec Orlando·Winter P"k, Fl.)

Ormond (See Daytona Bch FI.)

Palm Beach (Sec St . Petcrsbul'I, Pl.)

Pass a Grille (See 51. Pctersbu18 FI.)

Patrick AFB (See Brevard County, Fl.)

Pensacola (See Pensacola , PI.)

Perrine (5« Miami , Fl.)

Pompano Beach (See Ft Lauderdale. FI.)

Ponct' Inlet (5«: OI)1:oo a Bch .• PI.)

p ()rt Oran.tl;e (See Dayton. Beh .• Fl.)

Ponte: Vedra Beach (See: ja cksonville. FI.)

Port Malabar (See Brevard County. Fl.)

Quincy (See Tallahauet, Fl.)

Rcdincton Beach (See St. FU

Redin,st()n Shores (See St Petcrsbura , Pl. )

SatellilC Beacb (See: Brevard County, Fl.)

Sebastian (See Brevard County, Pl.)

Sebring (Sec Lakeland. PI.)

Sh.rpes (See Brevard County. PI.)

South Miami (Set: Miami. Fl.)

Starke (5«: Gainesville. PI.)

Surfside (Sec Mi.mi. Fl.)

Tallahassee (5« Tallahassee, Fl.)

Tampa (5«: 'rampa. Fl.)

Temple-Temce (See Tampa, Fl.)

Titusville (See Brevard County, Pl.)

Treasure Island (5« St. Pl.)

Wald() (See Gainesville, Fl.)

Warrin,ton (Sec Pensacola Pl.)

Weirsdale (See Ocala, PI.)

West Hollrwood (Sec Hollywood, Pl.)

West Melbourne (Sec Breurd County, Fl.)

West Miami (See Mi.mi. Pl.)

West Palm Beach (See West Palm Be.ch. Fl.)

Williston (See Ocab. Pl.)

Winckmcre (See: Orlando-Winter Park. Fl.)

Winter Haven (See Winter P.rk (Sec Orlando· winter Park, Fl.)

GEORGIA

Atlanta (See Atlanta. Ga )

Chamblee (See Atlanta. Ga.)

College Park (Set: Atlanta, Ga.)

Decatur (See Atlanta, G •.)

East Point (See Atlanta. Ga )

Hapeville (See Atlanla, Ga.)

Marietta (See Atlanta Ga.)

S.ndy Sprin,s (See Atlanta, Ga .)

Smyrna (See Atlanta. Ga.)

Tucker (See Atlaota, Ga .)

SOUTH CAR.OUNA

BlytbC'Wood (Sec Columbia, S.c.)

Cayce (See Columbia, S.c.)

Columbia (See Columbia. S.c.)

[)entn-ille (See Columbia, S.C.)

Hopkins (See Columbia. S.C.)

West Columbia (See Columbia, S.C.)

Bl'JtI MIW" (Set: Phlbdtlphia Main Line, P•• )

Camp Hill (Set HlrrisbutJ-Cariisle. P.1. .)

earhalc (See Harrisburaurlisle. Pa , )

CarOCJic (See Pitbbuf,rh -South Hills , P•. ) CbarhUS VallC')' (5« Pittsbutgh ·South Hills, P•. )

Chtllcnham (See Phiiadelphi •. Main Line, P, )

ChtslCr (Sec Philaddphi •• P• )

Co.ten'ilIe (Stc Philadelphia-Delco, 1'•. ) Crnw\d (See Philadelphia.Main lJne, .,. Devon (Set: Phi l delphia.Maine Line , P•. )

Donnont (See PittJbuIIh·Soutb Hills, PI )

lemoyne (See P.I .)

Lcwisbufl (Sec Central Penns,lvania, "a .) Lima (See Philldclphia·Delco Pa .) McMurra, (See Pittsbuflh.SoUth Hills, Pa.) (See Pitubullh, Pa.)

Mechanicsburg (Sc-e Hllrisbu'l·Carlisle, Pa )

Media (See Pa .) Merion Station (Sec Philadeiphia.Main Pa .)

MiddJebufi (See: Central Penns,lvania , P.I )

Mifftinbuf'l (Sn Ce'ntul Penn.$J'lvani.l, Pa.)

THE AI.OW OF PI lETA PHI

Rutherford Hei,hts (See: H.IIrisburJ-Carlisle, Pa .)

St. David's (See Philadeiphia·M.in Line. ., .)

SewiC'1i:lel (Sc-e Pittsbuflh, Pa )

Springfie d (Sn Philadelphia·Delco, Pa.)

SUte Collqe (See State Colleae, P.I .)

Strafford (See Philadelphia.Main Line, Pa.)

Sunbul'J' (See: Centnal Ffflnsylunia, PI ) S .Irthmore (See Phiiadelphi.l.Delco, Pa.)

Thornburg (See Pittsbu(Jh·South Hills, 'a.)

Upper Darb, (See Philadelphia-Delco, Pa.)

Orne Hill (Ste Phiiadelphia·Delco, Pa )

Dresher (5« Philadelphia·M.in unt, ·'·l

Erdenheim (See Phi lade lphia.Main Line, PI , )

Edgewood (Me Pittsburgh , PI.)

Flourto n (See P hilideiphia.M.in Line, P• ) Fort Washington (Sec Phiiadelphia.Main Line, Pa.)

FOl Chapel (See Pittsburgh, Pa .) Glensh., (St-e Piusburah, Pa.)

Glenside (Set: Pbiladtlpbia-M.in Unt, P•. ) (5« Philidelphia·Delco. P.I .) Gmntree (See: Pittsbullh·South Hilb, ., .)

Harrisburg (5« HarrishulI·Cariisle, Pa,) Hatboro (5« Philadelphia.Main Line, Pa.) (See Philadelphia.Main Line, Pa .)

Havertown (5« Pa.) (See: Hatrisbura,CIlfJi.le, Pa .)

Jllfrdtown (See P.I .)

(See LiM, Pa.)

Square (See: Philadelphia-Delco. Pa.) (Sft, Philadelphia-M ai n Pa .)

(See P.I .) Lemont (See: State College. Pa.)

Milton (See: Central • .Inia, Pa.)

Mt. Carmel (Sec Central Pennsylvania, Pa .)

Mt. Lebanon (See: Pittsburgh-South Hills, Pa. )

Moy lan (See Pa ) Narbeth (See Philadelphia M.in Line-, Pa )

New Cumberland (See Hlifrisbura: Carlisle, Pa.)

Newtown Square (See Phibdelphia Dclco, Pa.)

North Hills (See Philidelphia M in Line-, Pa )

Northumberland (See Central Penns,lva. nia, Pa )

Oakmont (See Pinshu'8h. Pa .)

Oreland (Sec Philadelphia. Main Line. Pa .)

Paoli (5« Philadelphi. Main Line, P•. ) (5«' Pittsburah , Pa.)

Peters Township (Sn PittsburSh ·South Hills, P.I.)

Pine Grove Mills (See: State College. Pa .) Pittsburgh (See either Pittsbuflh, P, or PiltsburJIh-South Hills, Pa.)

Pleasant Hills (See PittsbufJh ·South Hills. Pa )

Radnor (5« Phil.delphia-Mlin Line, Pa .)

Rosel,n Farms (See: Pittsburab ·South Hills, P.I .)

Rosemont (See Philadelphi a. Main Line. Pa.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Wilminaton, Oel .-'Mn C. 8. Mitchell Jr., Edgewood Rd .• Wi!· minllon, Del 19803

Wuhinston, D.C .-Mrs. B J. Fisher, 7801 Old Chester Rd BetheSda, Md 2(0)4

Baltimore. Md,-Mrs. Jamn E Hubbard , Thornhill Rd ., Balli· mono Md. 21212

Mall'land.O.C. Suburban: Genual Ch.lirman--Mrs. C. H CLuel, 11012 Glueck L.a .• Kensinclon, Md. 2079' (Kensitllton, Silver Sprinc)-Mrs. Georle BtuNer, -4212 Ambler Dr .• Keruinlton , Md. 2079' (Bethesda, Cht:Y)' Chase, Potom.lc) - Mrs C. H. Cissel, 11012 Glum La .• Kensin&ton, Md. 2079' (Roch-ille. Gaithersbul'J)-Mn. Wauen Beanett, 21-4 OaJrton Rd., Gaithersbura, Md 20760

(Bowie, Camp Spnna, Laurel, HyattsVill e)-Mn Donald 01mert, nOI Cmt¥'lew La .• Laurel, Md. 20110

Southern Prina Georr County, Md. (Pi Phi Pocketl-Mrs. Bob Maele, 7170 Donnel PI Forestville , Md 20028 JerKJ Shore, N.J.-Mrs. Rolf temp, -403 River Rd ., F.i, HneR. N.J. 07701

Northern New Jersey ; General Chairman-Mrs. Wayne D. Stettler. 16 Huron Or Chatham, N J 07928

(Chatham Area)-Mrs C. Philip Bartlett, 36 Susan Dr., Chathlm. N J 07928

(LivinaJton Area)-Ma Paul L White, 46 S),camore Ave ., Liv. inaston, N.J. 07039

(Madison Are.a)-Mn. Robert Selby, 29 Seven O.lks Cir.• Madi · son, N.J. 079-40

(Montclai, Anal - Mil R. D. Missimer, n Nonnan ltd., Upper M ontclair, N 070-4)

NORTH CAROLINA

Cb.lpel Hill (Sec Chapel Hill, N.C.) Charlotte (Sec Charlotte. N.C.) Gastonia (Sec Cbarlotte., N.C ) Pittsboro (See Chapel Htll. N.C.)

Upper St. Clair Twp. (See Pittsbur.h. South Hills. P.I.)

ViII.lnova (See: Philadelphia·M.in Line, Pa )

Walli nsford (See Philadelphia-Delco , Pa.)

Wayne (See Philadelphi.·Main Line1,.." Pa.)

West Chestler (See Philadelphi.-uelco, P.I.)

WillcinsbutR. (See Pitlsbu!lJ h , Pa.)

Woodl,n (See Philaddphla.Dclco, Pa )

Williamsport (See Cenltal Pennsylv.lnia , Pa.)

Willow Grove (See Philadelphia.Main Line, Pa )

WyDCOte (See Philadelphia-Main Line, Pol .)

W,nmoor (Sc-e Philadelphia-M.in Line, Pa .)

Wynnewood (See Philaddphi.l·Main Line, Pa .)

VrRGfNlA (D. c, AREA)

Alcxandria (See Northern Va.)

Annandale (See Northern Va )

Arlin&ton (See Northern V•. )

F.lirfu: (See Northern Va.)

Falls Church (Sc-e Northern Va.)

Hamilton (See Northern Va )

Herndon (See Northern Va )

Lorton (See: Northern Va.)

McLean (See Northern Va.)

Sprinp;6e1d (See Northern Va .)

Vienna (See Northern Va , )

(Morristown Area)-Mrs. J 1. Roth, ,6 Sprin. Brook Rd., Mor· ristown, N J. 07960

(New Providencle and Murra, Hill Areas)-Mrs. M. Mihalik, 40 Fornt Rd., MUlla, Hill, N.!. 07971

(Summit Aru)-Mn. R. V. Sel en. 1-41 Ashland Rd ., Summit, N.J. 07901

(Westfield Att'.I)-Mn. John M. Everett, 60, Lciah Or.• Wett· field. N J. 07090 Rid,cwood, N.J.-Mn. Stephen Guttina. 928 GlenYiew Rd. , Rid,ewOod. N.J. 074X) Cmtnl Penns,hania-MN Thomu M. Miles , Colleae Pan:, Lewis· bur., Pa. 17837

Harrisbura ·C.,lisle, Pa .-Mrs William E. Barna, 20, Greene Hall. Harrisbura-. PI. 17104

Pbil.de1prna -Delco-MN. Gerald M. Hc,.;.In "" W. Golf View Rd ., Havertown , P, . 1908}

Philadeiphia.Main Line-Mrs. Robert 8. Link, 306 Burton Rd , Orland, P,. 19013 Pittsburah. P.I.-Mn. Gtolle H 'Thompson, 70' 11th St Oak· mont, 'a . IH39 Pittsburah Soutb Hills, Pa.-Mn. J A. Hyslop , 26 Academy Ave ., Pittsburah. Pa. 1)22' State Colleac, Pa .-Mrs Edwin T. Strona, Jr ., 742 CornwllI Rd., State Colltle. Pa 16801

Northern Virainia : (McLnn)-Mn. L. J Bolles, 2013 Funklin AYe., Mclean, Va. 22101 (Aluandria)-Mrs. T. N. Weiskircb . 1200 Quincy, Alexandria, VI 21304 IVienna. Annandale , SprinalieJd)-Mn. E. W. Basham, '234 McNeil St Vienn.l, V.I. 22180 (Arli"lton.Falls Church)-Mrs. Joho 1137 N. Hanitan St., Arlin,ton, Va. 2220'

DelTA PROVINCE

VTR.GrNIA (ncludi,.. D.C. Area) Bon Air (Sec Richmond Va.) Hi, Stone Gap (Sec Blue ltidJ:e, Tenn ) Bnstol (See Blue Tenn.) Chesapeake (Sec Norfolk, Va.)

Dll'den (See Blue llidat, Tenn.)

Hampton (See Roads, Va.) H.lmpton Roads (Sec H.ampton lloads, HigblandVa.).Spnnas (Sec Richmond, Va .)

Oorf'll. Quebec (See Montreal, Que:bec Canada) Hampstead, Quebec (See Montreal. Que · hK, Canada)

LacbiM\ Quebec: (8ft. Montrul QudtK, Canaoa)

Montrflll, Quebec ( Su Montreal Qud»cc Canada) Montreal; Waf, Quebec (See Montre'.1I1, Quebec Canaoa) Outremont, Qumcc (See Montreal, Que · bec, Canada)

Poirlte Clane, Qlle'bec (See Montre.l Que · bec Canada)

Sft-. Anne de &lIevue. QudI« (See Mont · reli. Qud>«. Caruda) St. Laurmt Ouebec (Sec Montreal. QIle' bee Canada)

SenM"Villel Quebec ( 5« Monlrta l Can.da Strllhmore. Oue:b« (Stc- Montreal Quc: bcoc. Canada)

T own of Mount Royal Quebec (Su Montre.l. Qudxc, unld.)

V.lois. Quebec (5« Montreal QIle'bK, Can.da) WHcmount , Qudxc (Sec Montrta l. Que bec, Can.da)

Club . and Cha irmen

VERMONT &JJ ows F lIs (See Tri St.re Aru. VI ) lXnnifllloo ArH- VI )

Brlttleboro (Stt Tri·State Are:a, VI .)

Burlm,ton (5« Burhntton, VI .)

Charlotte (See Burlu\AIOR , VI.)

£un: Junction (See Burhnalon VI.)

SMlburne (See Burlin&t9n Vt.)

South Buriifllton (5« Burhl1lton. VI.)

Underhill (see BurlrngtM , Vt )

W!llston (Src: Burhnaton Vt .)

Winooslci (See Burlington. Vt )

Alb.ny. N.Y .---'Mn Donald O. EiKnhart, 6 Fiddlers La. , Lathan. stead Rd ., SPflq Valley N.Y. 10977 SchenKt.d1, N.Y.-Mn. Thaddeus uwkowiez, 20n uxifllton Plcwy , Schen«tld,., N.Y. 12m N.Y 12110 Buffalo, N Y.-M,.. Allen T O Oonneli. 2840 Girdle Rd .• Elma N.Y. Lon, IsI.nd·North Shore, N Y.-Mrs. John Mood)', 190 Ryder Rd., M.nhusct, N.Y. 110)0

Syracuse , N.Y .-Mn. Henry Coole, 302 Helen St., SYllam, N.Y 13203 Westchester County, N Y.-Mrs Plul E Strohm, Seven 8tidau Rd .• Chl,Pr'aqu., N V Mid Hudson Valley, N.Y .-Mrs. 8 J HawthorM. Glenham Green #)E, Fishkill. N Y 12524 New York Gty, N Y .- MIss K.y W"ht, }Ol E 64th St .• Apt. ,,0, New York N Y 10021

Monlre.I, QlKbec. Canad.-Mrs. James N Dawson , 192 Rosoed.le Ave.. Bt-aconsnc:ld. 880 . Que Can. 'Bur""'t"n, Vt .-Mrs Colin [jndbcra 3)2 Colchester Ave. , Burl · in&lon. VI. RochHter, N.Y.-Mn. Henry Till, til Dr ., Rochester, N.Y, Rockhnd County, N . Y .-Mrs. William Buck II. 643 Ne-w Hemp· 'Tri ·St.te Aru , Vr .-Mfi D. V. Frost 48 Hich St ., Brattleboro, VI O))Ot

DELAWARE

State or Del.ware CSrc: Wilminaton, De)

DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA Wuhi"lton D.C. (See Washin&ton , D.C )

MARYLAND

B.ltimore: (See BaltimorebMd ) lkthnd. (Sec Muyland· C Suburb.a) Camp Spnn« (See Southern Pnnee Geotac eoun..,/.Caton,vil e (See B.ltimore, Md ) Chevy Chue (Sec Maryland D .C Subur · b.n) (Moe Baltimore. Md .) Dunldalk (See ,Baltimore, Md ) Eun (See BaItUDOre:, Mo ' Forutville (Stt Southern Prmcc George eoun..,)

G.itht-nbwa (See Maryl.nd D C. Subur· "'n)

Hl!lcttSt Hd.htJ (5« Southern Pnnee Gw,.e Hy.ttsvllieCounty) (Stt M.ryland D.C Suburban)

KCnsulIron (See MalJland D.C. Subut· b.n)

Luti)(fYllle (5« BaltllDOre , Md.) Ox-oa Hill (Set: Southtm Prinu Georae County)

PilcuYille (5« B,ltimoft'. Md . )

RockYllle (See M'lJland·O.C. Suburban) Ruxton (Set: Md . ) Silver SpriOl (5« NalJland.O C. Subur' b.n)

Suitl.nd (5« Southern Prince Gwra:e County)

Timonium (See Baltimore, Md .)

Towson (5« Blltimore , Md .) Upper Montl;omtl'J County (See Ma.,.· land D .C. Suburbln)

Whealon. (5« Maryl.nd·D.C. Suburban) NEW JERSeV

Allendale (5« Rid&e-woocl, N.J )

Allenhurst (See Jersey Shore. N J )

Asbury Park (5« JelWf Shore , N J .)

AtI.ntic Hilhlanch (See JerRJ Shore, N J )

Avon by lhe Sea (SH JerstT Shore N J .)

BlJktna Ridae (Set No N J ., MI1 Stdt · ler)

Belmar (See JerK)' Shore N J .)

8e:ril:dey Heigbts (5« No N'J .• Mri. Ev· erett)

BemardsYille ( 8ft. N o. N J ., M n Suttler)

Caldwell (See No. N J ., Mn MIJlllMr)

Cedar Groft (5«- No N J ., Mrs M issimH, Ch.tham (See No N .J.J. Mn B.rtlett)

CoilS Ned: (5«- JerKY ,)hore N J .)

GAMMA PROVINCE

Convent Station (Sec No N.J., Mn Roth)

Cranford (Stt N o. N J t MfI Eyerttt)

Dul (s.. J..,., N J.)

Denville (See No. N J Mn Stettler)

Do",t (Set No N J ., MH, Stenle/. E.tontown (See Jenq Shore, N.J

Encluhtown (See JmC'J Shore't,.!'l.• )

Essex Fells (Sft No. N r. Mrs MiUtlMr)

Fair Havm (Sa- Jersey Shore, N J _)

F.irlawn \S« Ridgewood. N J )

Fanwood Stt No. N.J Mfl Everett)

F.rmingdale (Sec Jerwy Shore. N J .)

Florham Parle. (5« No N J ., Mn Stctt ler)

Fort Monmouth (See JerKY Shore. N J. )

Free hold (Sec jefRJ N j )

FrankUn I.akea (Me RldItc!woocl. N J.)

Glen Rld,e (See No. 'N .J,. Mrs. MISsimer)

Glen. Rock (See Ritwoocl N J.)

H.clcensack (SH Ri ewOOJ , WJ )

Hasbrouck Hei.hu ( Ridgewood , N -J.)

Hishlands (Stt Jersey Sho rt. N J ,')

Holmdel (Su Jusc, Shore, N.J}

Ho- Ho-Kus (See Rldaewood, N )

HoweU (Sec Jersey Short. N t)

Lincroft (Sec Jerw, Shore N .• )

Litle F.lls (5«- No. J . Mn . MiSSImer)

Lttle Silver (Sec JetWT Shore, N.J _)

LonS BrAnch (5« Short NJ .)

LviR«ston (Sec No N.) .• Mrs. While)

M.dison (Set No . N .J .. Mrs . Sdb,)

M.hw.h (5«- Ridgewood. N J ,)

Manasqu.n (Set: Jersey Short. NJ.)

M.plewood (Sec Wo o N J .• Mrs Stettler)

Marlboro (Set JefW")' Short, N 'J ' }

M.ta n (Sec erst)' Shore N )

Mmdham (Set: No NJ. " Mrs Stettler)

MdUchcn (Stt No. N , Mn Everne)

Middletown (Set: N.J )

Midl.nd Park (5« Rid!n'OOG. N' J.)

Milburn (See No. N.JI. Mr•. Stettler)

Monmouth Ikach (See uscy Short, N J .)

Montcl.ir No N Mn. Missi mer)

Morris PialRS (5« No N J ., Mrs Roth)

Morristown (Stt N o. Mrs Roch)

Mountain taka (Sec N O. N J Mrs Su:ttlu)

Moun tlinside (5« No N J ., Mrs Evu · <tt) M " Mum, HIli (5« No N -J n MI a· lik) N.....,. (s.. J,..., N.J .)

New ProYidence (See No N.J. , M n_ Mi· halik, New Shre:wlbury (See Juwy Short. N J _)

North Caldwell (5« No. N-J ., M rs. Mis · ...,,, North Plain6dd (See No N J Mrs "Ey ",tt)

Nutley (See No. N j .• Mrs. MI.UDer) Ollcbunt (See Jerwr Sbotet,. !'of J ) Oakland. (5« k.dJu-ood N J .) Ocean (Sec lerIC'J Shore, N.j.) o«anpon (See tBtJ Shore. N.J ) Oradell (Su R.i ewOod, N.J ) p.niPjllny (Sec o. N.1-. Mrs Stettler) Plllnfieid (Sec No NJ" Mrs. Eve.rctt) Prlncn-on (See No. N Mrs. Eycmt) RamKT (Stt RidAewoOc:l, N J' Red D.nk (See Jerst'Y N'j'!

Rld._ood (Sec Ri.woo<l N Riftr Idae (See Rldftwood. N Rockaw.y (See No 'N-J Mrs Stettler) Rosel.nd N N ,}., Mr. Stettler) N J ,)

Saddle River Sec Ridgewood, 'N.J .)

Scotch PI.ios (See No. N J ., Mrs Evere:lt)

Shon Hills (See: No , N J .• Mrs Stettler)

Shrewsbury (.Sec Jerwy Shore, N.J )

SonunerYille (Stt No NJ. Mrs !ycrett)

South Plainfield (SH No. N J • Mrs Ev ,rut)

Lake (Sec Jef$Cy Short , NJ !

Sumallt (See No }rill Mrs Sellen

Upper Montclair (Set No N.J • Mn Missimer)

Upper S.ddle River (Sec RideewGOd. N.J .)

Verona (5«- N o. N.}.. Mn MissilDH) W.ldwick (Sec Ridarwood:. N.J .)

W.II (See JCfXJ' S60re, NJ.)

Weat uld dl (See No. N J., Mrs Mis· simer

Westfield (See No N J , Mrs Everett)

West Or.nat: (See No N J .• Mrs Skuier

West loo& Branch (5« JetWT Shore NJ )

WyckoIJ (See Ridacwood , N J .)

P"ENNSYLVANIA

(See Phil.delphi.·M,i n UM , Pa )

Aldan (5« Philadtiphia Delco. P• )

Allison P.rk (Sec Pittsburah. P• )

Ambkr (See Phil.delphia M,in. Line Pa )

AJPinw.1I (Sec Pittsburah. Pa )

BII. CIn..,.d (Sec Phlladelphi•. Main \. UM P• )

Mldwln (5« Pimbur&h ·South Hills. Pa .)

Beawr (See P• )

Beaver F.l b (See PlitslxUlh. P, .)

Belldonte ( See Stale P• )

Berwyn (See Phil.delphi •. M.in Lute. P, .)

BetMI (Src: Plttsbura:h .5outh Hill" P•• )

Bo.lsbur:ah (See _State Pa .)

Braddock (Sce PitubulBb , P. _)

Brrntwood (See: Pliubutlh·South Hil i•• P•. ) (S« PntJbu.q.h·Soutb Hdls, P• )

BrGOm.1I (5« Philade lphi • •Delco, P.,)

NEW HAMPSHIRIE

(See Tn·Stlte Arc., VI.) Pctcrborouab Tri·Stlte Are. VI.)

NEW YOlK

Albaoy (Sec AIMn,., N.Y.)

Alplaus (Sec SchenKtady. N.Y.)

Altamont (Sec Albany N.Y.) (Sec V.Her, N.Y.)

Ardslty (Scc Wutchalcr County, N.Y.)

Armonk (See Wntchntcr Counl)'. N.Y.}

AVerill Park (Stc Alblny N.Y.

Sald"'ln (Sec Lonl hl.nd.North Shore, N.Y.)

S.IISlon Lake (Sec Schcnrct.d,., N.Y.)

BardOnll (See Rockland County, N.Y .)

!kuon M,d Hudwn VaUn, N.Y.)

Bedford (Sec Westchester, N.Y.)

Bellmore (See Long bllnd·Nort h Shorr, N.Y.)

8cthp1.se (See lon, bllnd·North Shore, N.Y.)

S.luvclt (See Rockland County. N.Y.)

So,ston (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

Bnltcliff Minor (Stc Wutchencr County. N.Y.)

BriRhlon (Sec Rochester, N.Y.)

Brockport (5« Roches'er, N.Y.)

Bronxville (See WtJlchcSkr County. N.Y.)

Brooklyn (5« New York CifJ'. N.Y.)

Bulf.lo (See BuW.lo. N.Y.)

Camillus (See S,tlcusc. N.Y.)

Cc-nterport (Se-e l.onA Island·North Shore, N.Y)

(5ft> Westchester County.

Chttkto go (Sec N.Y.)

Chill (Sec 'Rochester, N.T.)

Churchville (See N Y.)

Cbrence (Sec BuW.lo . N.T.)

Cohoes (Sec Alb.n" N.Y.)

Cnld Mid·Hudson Ville,. NY.)

Cold SprinA H.rbor (See Lo",. bl.nd· North Shore, N.Y.)

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

Cmtwood (See Wcstchester County. N.Y.)

CIOSI·RI'cr (Sec Westchester County. N.Y.)

Croton Palls (Sec WestcMtter County. N.Y )

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

(lUReD (See Wutchester:.County, N.Y.)

Delm.r (See Alban,. N. T.)

Depew lSee- BuIf.lo, N Y.)

Onb-r (See Bu'falo. NY.)

De \VI" (Scot DobbI Ferl')' (See wutthester County. NY.)

EaSI Auror. (See Bulf.ln. N.Y.)

Eascchester (Sec Wutdwsler County. NY.)

EaSl Gl'Cfllbush (See Albu,. N.Y )

Eur P.cchocue (Sec lorI3 Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

E.st Rochester (Sc-t Rochester. N.Y) East S,rlCwc (Sec Srr.cdr N.Y .)

EQ:ertnille (See Buff. In. N.Y ,)

Elma (See Bulfllo, N.Y )

Eloulord (St-t Watthcttcr County. N.Y .)

Ebmtre (Sec Alb.n,. NY.)

F.irport (Sec Rochtlter. NY.)

F.tIII;ngd.le (Sec Lon, bbnd·North Shnre., N.Y.)

F.,etteville (Sec SJncwe, N.Y.)

Feur. Bush (See Alb.n7 N ' Y'j

Fishkill (See Mid·HudM)fl V. It)'. NY .)

Flor.1 Park (Sec Lon, Island·North Shore. NY.)

Port Erie (See Buff.lo, N.Y )

Pr.nklin Square (St-t lolli Island·North Shore. N.Y )

FtftOf'Irt (Sec Loaa bbnd·North ShoM o NY.)

G.rden ('itT (5« lon& hllnd North Short-. N Y.)

Glen CoYC (Sec l..on& Island· North Shore. N.Y.)

Glenmoot 1St-t Alb.n,. NY.)

(;tilden's Brid,;e (Sec Westchester County. NY .)

BETA PROVINCE

Grand hllnd (Sec Buffllo. N.Y.)

Guilderllnd (Sec Alb.ny •. N.Y.)

Hambura (SeC: Buffalo. N.Y.)

Hlrrlson (Sec Wcstchuter Count" N.Y.)

H,ru,ble (Sec Watchester County. N.Y.)

Hastin,as-on.Hucison (St-t Walchakr County. N.Y.)

H,verstraw (Sec Rockland Count" N.Y.)

H thorne (Sec Wutchtlur County. NY.)

Hempsk.d (Sec 1.00& Isltnd·North Slwrc. N.Y.)

HtnnttU (Sec Rochester. N.Y.)

Hillburn (Sec Rockl.nd County, N,Y.)

Hlckn·ille (Sec LonS Island·North ShOte, N.Y.)

HolI.nd (Sec Bufhlo. N.Y.)

Honeoye Palls (Se-e RocheSter N.Y.) (Sec Lon, bl.nd·Nonh Shore. 'P.rk (See Mld Hudson V.lley. N.Y.)

IrvillAton ·on. Hudson (See Westchester Count,. N.Y.)

Katon.h (5« Wcstchtster Count,. N.Y.) (See Buff.lo. N.Y.)

KinRst on (Sec Mid Hud son N.Y )

Lancuter (Sec 8uff.l o, N.Y )

Larchmont (Sec Westchester County, N,Y.)

uth.m (Sec Alb.ny N Y.)

Lnittown (See Lone bland·North Shr)f'C. NY.)

ltwuboro (Sec Watchntu County. NY.)

Locust V.llt}' (Sec Lon. bl.nd·North Shore. N.Y.)

Loudonville (Se-e Alb.nJ. N Y.)

Lynbrook (Sec Lona bland·North Shore N.Y.)

Macedon (Sec Rochester. N.Y,)

Mamaroneck (Sec Westchester Counl,. N.Y.)

M:znh:sset (Pl:zndomc) (Stc LonA hland · North Shore. N.Y.)

Marilla (See Buff.lo. N.Y,)

Mlrion (Stc Rochester. N.Y.)

M.ss.pequa (Sec Lon, hllnd·North Shore. N.Y.)

Mattyd.le (Sec N.Y.)

McKno n ille (See Alban, NY )

Merrick (Sec lOn« Island·North Shore. NY )

Millbrook (Sec Mid·Hudson V.lle,. N.Y.)

Millwood (Sec Westchester County. NY.)

Mnhe-c.n Lake (See Westchnter County. NY.)

Monst'J (Sec Rockland Count,. N Y.)

MonttMt (See Cnu,..". NY)

Mt Kisco (Sec Westchc$tu County. N.Y.)

Mt Vefnon (See Walchater Count}'. N.Y.)

Mumfnrd (See Rochester. N.Y )

N.nuet (Sec Rockland County. 'N Y)

New City (Sec Rockland County. N.Y.)

Ne Hyde P.rk (Sec Lon,; hl.nd·Nnrth Shore. N.Y Rochelle) (Sec WestchHter County. N.Y.)

New Scotl.nd (Sec Alb.n,. N.Y .)

Ne ton.ille (Sec Albln' ]'l.Y.)

New York Oty (Sec New York City NY.)

Nisk.yuna. (See Schenect.d,. NY.)

NMh SrUCUtc SlraC\ltc. N'V.l N,ack (Sft Rockland o.unl7,. NY.

Orchard P.rk (Sec 8ulf.lo. N.Y.) (Sec Rockllnd County. NY .)

OsJlnlnl!: (SH WeslChester County. N.Y.)

Oyster B., (5« tonI!: IsI.nd·North Shore. N Y.)

Palisades (Sec Rockllnd County. N.Y 1 P,,,·lInlf. (See Mld·HudM)fl V.llt)', N,Y.)

River (Sec Rockland C.o\lnty. N Y )

PHlulull (Sec WHkhtstu County, N Y .) (Set Westchnter County. N ,Y .)

Pelh.m Mlnnr (.5« Westche-Ut Cnunty. N.Y.)

Pcnfi.tld (Sec RtlChHtu. NY.)

Piermont (Sec Rtrlland CAunty. N Y.)

Pittsford (Sec Rochnter. N Y 1

Plainvie (See Lon, bland·Nonh NY .)

Pleu.nt¥ille (Set WestcheSler County. N.Y.)

Pomonl (Set RockJ.nd County. N.Y.)

Port Chester (Sec Westchester County. N.Y.)

Port WashlO&IOO (Set Lone IsI.nd-North Shore. N.Y.)

PoUII:hktq)sie (See Mld Hudson V.llt)'. N.Y '

Pound Rid,e (Sec Westchester County. N.Y.)

Purchuc (Sec Westchester County. N Y .)

Rtd Hook (Sec Mid Hudson Valle" N.Y.)

Renueber (Sec Alb.ny. N Y .)

Redord (Sec Schentctat.. N.Y.)

Rhineback (Sec Mi ·Hudson Valley. N Y .)

Rochester (5« Rochester N.Y.)

Rosl,n (Sec La". l5)and ·North Shore. N.Y.)

Rye (S« Westchester County. N.Y.)

ScuboroUlh (Sc-t Westchester County. N.Y.)

Sc.nd.leJSce Westchester Counryl.N.Y.)

Schen«I' , (S« Schen«tady. N. T .)

Scntl. (See Schenect.dy. N.Y.)

Scottsville (Sec Rochester, N.Y.)

Shrub Dale (Sec Wntchester County, N.Y.)

Skane.teles (See Syracusc. N.Y.)

Slinacriands (Sec Alblo, N,Y.)

Slo.ubufJ (Sec Rockllnd County. NY)

Snyder (Sec 8uff.ln. N.Y.)

Somtn (Sec Westchester County. N,Y.)

South Nyack (Sec Rockl.nCi Count7. NY.)

South S.lem (Sec Westchester County. N.Y.)

Spencerport (Sec Rochester. N.Y.)

Sprin, V.IIC'J (See Rocld.nd County. N.Y.)

Stony Point (Sec Rockl.nd County N.Y.)

S",treln (Srt Rvd.l uJ N.Y.)

Srnssct (See Lon& bland·North Shore. N Y .)

T.llman (Sec Rockl.nd County. N.Y.)

T.rryto n (5« Westchelter CO\lnty. ThornN.Y.)ood (Sec Westchester County. N.Y )

Ton nd. (Sec Albanr. NY.)

Tuckahor (5« Westchester Count11.N Y )

T.ppan (Sec Rockland County, N. T.)

Upper N,.ck (See Rockl.nd County. N.Y.)

V,lh.lI. (Sec Westchester County. NY.)

Villey. Cott.,e (See Rockland Count,. N.Y.)

V.IIt'f Stre.m (Sec tone bl.ndNorth Shore. NY.)

Victor (Sec Rockl.nd Cou.nty. N.Y )

Voorhcdville fSee Albany NY,)

WKClbuc (St-t Westt:hater County. N.Y.'

Wales (Sec B\lff.lo N.Y)

Wan.kah (Sec Buii'.lo. N.Y )

W.ppinlers Falls (Sec Mid·Hudson V.I· IC'J.N.Y.)

W.WIIC (Sec Mid-Hudson V.lle,. N Y ) W.ter.!in (St-t Alb.ny, NY.)

Webster (Set: Rochester, NY.)

Westbury (See Lon, bllnd·N(lrth Shore. N Y .)

Wesr N,.ck (Sec Rocld.nd County. NY.)

Wnt (Sm BII.ll'llo, N.Y )

White PI.ins (See Wntchcster County. N.Y.)

Willi.m"'llIe (See 8ufhlo. N.Y )

Wingd.le (Sec Mid Hudson V.lle,. N.Y)

Yonke" (5« Westchester Count,. N Y.)

Yoritto a Heishts (5« WUlchester County. NY .)

QUEBEC

Baie D ·u·rfe. Quebec (Sec Montre.l Que h«. c. ..... )

Beaconsfield. (Sec Montreal. Que bee Unad. (Set Montreal. Que. bec. Qnada

Cott Sc:. tuc, Qutbtc (Sec Montre.l. Que bec. Canada)

Alumnae Club Chairmen

FOR 1970- 7 1 RUSHING SEASON

• Indicates the namt of the new chairman was not na:jVN, and tbe name of the Oub PlUid"nl is listed.

CONNECTlctrr

Avon (5« H.rtford , Ct.)

Br1Inford (Sec N __ Haven, Cc.)

Bloomfield (Sec Hartfo rd. CI.)

Cheshire (Sec New Haven, Ct.)

Cos Cob (See Southern Fairfield Count)', Ct.)

Darien (See Southern Fairfield County. Ct.)

East ffartford (See )'bnchcslcr, Ct.)

East Haven (See New Haven, Ct.)

Elmwood (Sec H a rtford, Ct.)

Enfield (See Manchnter. Ct.)

Farminaton (Sec Hartfo ld , Ct.)

Glutonbury (5« Manchester. CI.)

Granby (5« Hartford, Ct.)

Greenwich (5« Southern Fairfield County, Ct.)

Guilford (Sec New Haven. Ct.)

H.mden (Scc New Haven, Ct.)

Hlrtford (See Hartford Ct.)

Manchester (See Manchester, Ct )

Millor d(s« New Haven, Ct.)

Mount Carme.! (Sec New Haven , Ct.)

New C.naan (Sec Southern PIlI'itld Counl" C,.)

New Hlven (Sec New Haven, Ct.)

Newinston (Sec H artford, Ct.)

Nornt n Southern Fairfidd CoUnly, Ct.)

Northford New Haven, Ct,)

North Haven (Sec New Ct.)

Norwalk Southern Fairfield County, Ct,)

Old Glttnwtch (See Southern FairfwlJ Countf, Ct,)

OranAe (See New Haven , 0.)

RiYerside (See Soutbe.rn Fairfitld County, Ct,)

Sirrubury Hartford, Ct.)

SomelS (See Manchester, Ct.)

South Windsor (Sec Manchester, Ct,)

Stamford Fairfidd County. 0). Storrs, Ct. (See Mancheste.r, D,)

WalJil\tford (See New Kaven , 0,)

West Hartford (See Hartford, Ct,) West HlVen (Sec New Haven Ct,) Wn:ton Southern Fai;:6'dd County, Ct.)

Westport (Sec Southern Fairfield County, Ct,)

Wethemdd (Sec Hartford, Ct.)

Wilton (See Southern Fairfield County, Ct.)

Windsor (Sec Hartford, Ct.)

Woodbrid.e (Stt New Hnen , Ct.)

MAINE

Bangor (Sec Eastern Maine)

Biddeford (Stt Portland, Maine)

Brewer (See Eastern Maine)

Cumberland Center (Sec Portland, Me )

Cumberland Mills (Sec Portland , Me.)

Gray (See Portland , Me .)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Gorham (See Ponland, Me .)

Old Town (See Eutern Mauw)

Orono (Sec Eutern Maine)

Ponland (Sec Portland, Me .)

Saco (See Portland, Me.)

So.rborough (See Portland, Me .)

Soulh Portland Portland, Me .) Stillwater .Eulern Maine)

VillaJe of Hampden (Sec Eastern Maine)

Westbrook (Sec Portland, Me .)

Windham (See Po rtland , Me.)

Yarmouth (See Portland , Me.)

MASSACHUSETTS

Adam. (Sec Berkshire, Mau .)

Andover (Sec Greller Boston, Mu•. )

ArlinAton (See Greater Boston, Mass .)

Auburndale (See West Suburnan BoSton, M I.)

Bedrord (See Greller Boston, Mlu )

Belmonl (Sec Greater bton, MUI .)

Bt'rkshire (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Beverly (See GrealoU Boston, Mau'l

Boston (Sec Greater Boston, Mass

Brighton (Sec West Suburban Boston, Mass .)

Brocklon (5« Grelter Boston, MasS 'j

Braint ree (See Greater Boston. Mus.

Brookline (Sec Greater Boston, Man .)

Burlill,fton (See Greater Boston, MUI 'I

Cambncige (Sec Greater Boston, M.ss.

Chn:hlre (See BctUbire, Mus.)

Chestnut Hill West Suburb.n &ston, Mali.)

Cohasset (Sec Greater Boston, Mass ,)

DaJton (Sec Berkshire, Mau.)

Dedham (Sec West: Suburnan Boston, Mass.)

Dorchester (See Greater Boston, Mass.)

Everitt (See Grelter Boston, Man.)

Frlll'linsham (See WfSt Suburnln BoSlon, Mass.)

Great SarriAlton (See Berbhire, Mus.)

Hancock (See Berkshire, MISS .)

Hinll:hlll'l (Sec Greater Boston, Mau ,)

HinSdale (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Housatonic (See &rksh,re, Mass .)

Hyde Park (Sec Greuer Boslon, M asl.)

J.maica Plains (See Greater Boston, Ma.,. )

Lanesboro (Sec Berkshire , Mass .)

Lee (See Berkshire, Mm.)

Lenox (Sec Berkshire, Mass .)

Lexington (Sec Greater Boslon, M ass.)

Lincoln (Set West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

Lynn (Sec Greater Bolton, Mass.)

M.lden (Sec Greater Boston, Mass.)

Marblehead (See Greater Boston, Mass .)

Marshfield (Sec Greater Boston, MISS )

Medford (Sec Greater Boslon, MilS .)

Melrose (Sec Greater Boston, Mass .)

Milton (Stc Greater Boston, MI SS.)

Club. and Cha irmen

Hartford, Ct.-Mrs. Stephan Lazor, 371 W Mountain Rd ., West Simsbury, Ct 06092

Manchester Area, Ct.-Mrs Carlson Williaml, 110 Wickham Dr. , East Hlrtford, Ct. 06108

New Havcn, Ct .-MIs Paul Overchud:, 119 Marino Dr" Milrord , Ct. 06460

Southern Faid';eld County, CI.-Mrs. Gary Farn, 10 Rainbow Dr., Rivrrside. Ct. 0687g

Eastern Maine-Mrs. Stepben Buucll, 203 N . .fth St ., Old Town , Me. 0-«68

Natick (Sec West Suburban Boston, Mus .)

Needham (See: We.t Suburn.n Boston, Mass .)

Newton (See Well Suburnan Boston , Mass.)

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

Newlon Hiihlands (See West Suburban Boslon, Mus .)

Newtonville (See West Suburban Boston, Mass.)

North Adams (See Berkshire, MUI .)

Northfield (Sec Tri ·St.te Area , Vt,)

Norwood (Sec West Suburban Boslon. Mass .)

Piltsfield (Sec Ber kshire, Mus.)

Quinq (Sec Greater Boston, Mass .)

Randolph (See Greater Boston, Mass.)

Readin.t (Sec Greater 8m;ton, Ma•. )

Revere (Sec Greater Boston, Mass .)

Rockland (Sec Greater Boston, Mass .)

Salem (See G reater Boston, Mass.) 6.

Somerville (Sec Greater 8m;lon, M.u )

Squantum (See Grelltt Boston. MISS.)

Stod:bricige (Sec Berkshire, Masl .)

Stoneham (Sec Gruter Boston, Mass.)

S mpscott (Sec Gre.ter Boston, Mass .)

Waban Greater Boston, Mus.)

Wakefield (Sec Greuer 8m;ton , Mass.)

W.lpole (Sec West Suburnan Boston. Mass .)

W.ltham (Sec Greater Boston, MU$ .)

W.tertnwn (See- Greater Boston. M.II.)

Wlyland (See West Suburban Boston, Mass .)

Wellesley (See West Suburnan Boston, M .ss.)

Wellcsler Kills (Sec West Suburnan Bos· lon, Mus , )

Wn:t Ne lon (See Wut Suburnan Boston, Man.)

Weston (See: Wn:t Suburnan 8m;ton, M ..,

Wn:t l o_bury (Sec Greater Boston, Mus.)

West OOd (See Wat Suburb.n Boston, Mass .)

Weymouth (Stt Greater Boston, Mau.)

Williamstown (Sec Berkshire, Mus .)

Winchester (Sec Greater Boston, Mau .)

Winthrop (Sec Greater Boston , M.ss.)

Woburn (Sec Greater Boston, Mass .)

NOVA SCOTIA

Dartmouth Nova Scotia (Sec Hllifax, Nova Scotia, Canadl)

Halifax, Nova Scotia (Sec H.lifax, N.S. Canada)

RHODE ISLAND (all towns) (Sec Rhode Island Club)

Falmouth, Me 04105

Berkshire County, Mass.-Mrs. Harold L, Hutchins, 27 Waverly St., Pittsfield. Mass. 01201

Portland, Me.-MI'1. Phillip S Wadsworth, 69 Allen Ave., Ext ., 5 9 -Gre:atet Bolton, Mass.-Miss Cynthia Proctor 885 Mlssacbusetts Ave., Cambrid,e, Mus. 02138 Wn:t Suburban BoSlon, Mass.-Mrs. John A Wolfe, 111 Itichard· son Dr N«dham, MISI. 02192 -Hllifu. N.S., Canada-MI'1. Dorothy Williamson, 807 ¥oun& Ave., Hailfn, N.S. Canada Rtx>de Island-Mrs Edward N Montn:i , 18) MltlxwlOn Rd. , Bar· rington, R.I. 02806

CIf4"u tr SeluHll NGM' _/ CIUI."a JI ",.bt,d., ClI4i,,,,cJ"

ScAHI A u,eJ$ 0/ ClIolltr MtMb C"M 11., Clt#lltT Mtmb. C4,M DtJlu _/ R.u"

Oklahoma Beta Diane F 314 S Ckvdaod 1401 Clenbrook. Terr. AUI 24 28 '70 Oklahoma State Umv. Stillwater, OK 74074 Oklaboma Oty, OK 73116

PI PROVINCE

Louisiana Alpha Mm:edQ: O' Connor III Fairway Dr 131 Fairway Dr, Sept 1910 Nnrcomb COllece New Orleana, LA 10124 New Orleans, LA 10114

Louhi.&na Beta WynGiII P O Box 17560-A,L S. U 311. McCanoll Or Sept 4- 13, 1910 Lou.isia.aa State Univ BatoD Rauce, LA 1010J Baton Rouce, LA 70109

TexuAlpba Univcnity of Tnas Kathy Penn 2206 Rio Grande 2070 Autin, TX 1170$

J.6O.I Ba.rt'UCa Cor Au.a l9-Sepl. 5, 1910 AUltin, TX "731

Tuu Beta Anne Mewhioney 3101 Daniell 10914 Strait LaDe fr oJan 11 - 16, '11 Southern Met.bodi.st UDiv Dallas, TX 15205 nallu, TX 1U29 up cI : Sept. 4-6, '10

TuuCamma Jane Haynes &1: 4324, Tuas Tech University UHA 21th St Apt 19 AU( 21 - 21,1970 Tuu Tech Univ Lubboc:k., TX 79413 Lubbock, TX lHIO

Texas Ddta Nancy Callier P O. &1: T C U '101 Lakchunl Dr Sept 1910 Tuu Chriatia.n Univ. Fort Worth, T 16129 Oklahoma City, OK 13120

RHO PRO\'1NCE

CoIo<ado AI", PIUII Theandtt 890 11th St 659 Fairfu St Au.a .JO-Scpt. Il, '70 University or Colorado Boulder, CO 80302 Denver, Co .0210

CoLorado Beta Broob Bradley 2203 S Jc.cphIDe 51 214 N. Green Way Sept 21-Ck:l. I, 1970 University of Df;nver Denver, CO 10210 to. AlliciN. 90049

Colorado Gamma Jan Weimar 625 West Lake St J600 East Balea An. Sept 9-14, 1910 Colorado State Univ Fort CoIllnl, CO 80521 Denver, CO 80210

Montana Alpha Monl&na State Univ Mary Beth Holekamp 1115 Drive &uman, T 59715 Bouman, T 5911S &Pl 27- .10, 1910

Wyominc Alrha Mary TmsJe-y Pi Beta Phi HOUN 2157 Olive Dr Sept , 1910 Univers.ity 0 WyomiAa: FratmUlY Park OIqtmM, WY 82001 Lara.mk, WY 82070

SIGMA PROVINCE

ANona Alpha Ct.ce Bartow IOJ5 N Mnlln,.ln 1010 W Gt!'t11way Stpt 2, 1910 UnivtrSilY 01 ArUoDa Tunon, AZ 85719 MeII, AZ '52i1J

Arizona Beta Pat Wermtl J609 S Terrace Rd J609 S Terrace Rd Au, 31-Scpt 5, 1910

Arizona Stale Uni v. Tt'II'Ipc, AZ 15281 Tempe, AZ 1.5211

Nnr Medco Alice BrC'ftn&n 1701 M"tu Vilta NE 1414 Silver SW Sept_ 6-12, 1910 Unlv of Ne" uieo Albuquerque, NM 11106 Albuquerque, NM.: 87J04

Utah Alpha Alice Henninaer 1443 wt III Soulh 11419 Hook Rd. Sept 11-25, 1970 Universaly of Utah Salt lAke Cit)', UT &4102 Reaton. VA 22070

TAU PROVINCE

Albuta Alpha S\lIU Ellaou 11012 ISt.II Ave 1101139 SL Sept l7-Ck:t 6, 1970 Univcnityof Alberta EdmontoD, Albuta Cauda Edmonton, Alberta Wada

Idaho Alpha Kathie Kclly 507 Idaho St 1116N 19 Au.a ll-Sept J, 1910 Uni vcnity olldabo MOKO'If, ID .J34 1 BoiIt, I 0

Wuhi"4 ton AWha Maryann e Turner 45•• 11th HE 18111 Normandy Tim' SW Sept 17 2., 1910 UnivefSl;tyof uhinaton Seattle, WA 9'105 Seattle, WA 98166

Wubinj:ton Beta Cuaand,.. Moore 107 Linden 2.21 HIIIPde Lane St-pt 5- 11,1970 Wuhinaton S lalt" Univ , pwlma.n, WA 99 163 Everett, WA 91201

Wuht:flon eam- Jaa Tryon

Schl«Ualir U P .S. Ull 5th North AIII" _ St'pt 6, 1910 Umv hlet SouDd Taco.&, A 9&416 Stattk, WA 91109

UPSILON PROVINCE

Nevada Alpha Ann Ca1Iiater JOSS Camill Dr JOSS Camill Dr Sept I J- I., 1910 Univenity of Ne-vada Reno, NV .9502 Reno, NV 19502

'"-AI Jane t Uhlenhake 1511 Kmc:ald 1130 SW MartiD Sept.. 16, 1970 UniVU"lity of Ortcon Eu.atne-, OR 91.03 Newport, OR 91365

Oreron Beta Annale Rasmu..m 26IJ NW TflLor 2095 SW May6dd Sept 15- 20, ' 70

Orqon S tate Um v. eorvallil ,O 97330 Portland, OR 97225 Lucy Edwanh Pi Beta Phi

Sept I, 19 70 Wi te Uni v tnit)' Mi1J St

, OR 9 220 Selaa, OR 91JOI

Sheryl RumUilal 1961 S W 5th 11921 S.W _ FOIttt Rd St.pt

Alabama G.mm. Auburn Univtnity

"';,,;,,;ppI Aloh. Univ. 01 Soutflem M.ia.

"' po/B". Univ 01 ),(iMillippi

M.anitoba Alpha Ualv. of WaDiloba

Minne.ot. Alpha. Univ. of Minne.ota

North Dakota Alpha Uaiv of North Dakota

WIIaMIIiD Alpha Uaiv. of WiKoMin

W'tICOW Beta Beloit CoZlqe

WbootW.ft G.mma lA1fTmCe Univ

'1IInoIo Aloh. MOIlII'IO\ItA CoIlqe

IJ.linoU Beta-Ddta KIIOI Collece

llliDoIoE Northwatern Univ.

llliDoIo Zota Uaiv.oIlllinoi.

lUinoit Eta

Millikin Uaiv,

IlliaolI Theta Bradley Univ

Iowa Alpha Iowa Wealeya.n Uaiv

Iowa Beta Sl.mpaorl ColItie

Iow. Ga..auna low. Stale Univ low. Zeta Umvtnity of low.

Nebruka Beta Uaiv oI Nebrub

South Dakota Alpha Uaiv.oI S Dakota

KaMuBota K&nIu State Univ.

Mt.ou.ri Alpha Ualv. of

M t.ou.ri Beta

WubiJlctoll Uftiv

N.""./ CIMs,." 11 Caa;fffCU

Mary Elkn DeMore

P.tti Winter

Cbayl Wricbt

SUKIl B&l1

StJly HAnKn

Jean Ferry

WaMty WiJliam&

Nancy D Stevens

Julie Pedenon

Lynn Roemow

Kristy Bemlddt

Carol rurar

K.thy Putinaton

Sally Sulton

Karin Boatrom

FJiubet1a Au IJoit

GkMia Oliver

"icld Brownlee

J- Holm

Pam Wallb

SuKll Peanoo

Donna D.vis

Sheila Moore

Emily J.ne Tbursby

SdHl A ddfus./ Caa;4" M e.b CIir".

Room 210, Dorm 7

Auburn Univ36r,;x Auburn, AL

Bo:c 1664, Southera SIAOO. H.ttiubulJ, MS 39401

Bo:c 5271 UnivtnitJ, MS 31677

LAMBDA PROVINCE

HII,., Add,u, ./ CM,." M,.. Ci,.,..

:zoa Min. Dr (lukaville, GA 3O!lJ

5141 lUdaewood Rd Jacboa, MSJ9211

414 Fultoa SL Grfftlwood, MS Jl9JO

Sept 9-16, 1970 A", JO-Sept. 4, 1970 A", 31 - Mpt 5, '70

142 MontroK St 242 MonlroM St Sept lI-Oct 5, '70

Wionipea 9, Manitob&, Canada

6S.)O N Cortlawn Cir GoJdea V.JJey, MN 55420

fOIl Cambridp: Grabd Fork NO .5J70J

lJJ I..uadon St M.diloa, WI 5370J

143 CoUqe St Beloit, WI 53! 11

Wlnnipea 9, Manitoba, Caaada 6.530 Cortlawn Cir Goldca V.Uey, MN .55426

520 Campbell Dr Graod Forb, NO sJ70J

14.5 E c:out.e: A vc. ApplelOll, 'IIlS49lJ

I4J CoIlar:e St , Bdoit, W1 .5J! 11

Colman B&lI, .)07 E Lawreace 51 R.t. 4 SUlar Bulb LaAe Appleton, WI 54911 M.ti.b6eld, WI 54 9

MU PROVINCE

Uedman H&lILMoamouth Colle,e MOOlDOlAtb, I 01462

KIlO. GlllesbulJ,CoU,'L 61401

620 Nortbwatem Aptt • 1125 Oni.n.I:lOD Ave. EvanslOD,lL 60201

1005 S WriPt Champaip, lL 61120

U5 N Fairview Decatur, lL 6Ull

112t W Buker Peoria. IL 01606

NU PR.OVINCE

Sbad'er-Triac-bmu HaU, Bol II ML Pleuaat , IA 52641

406 N ButOD lDdiaaoIa IA $OIlS

201 Ash Ave. Ama, IA .soo I 0

115 E Wuhinclon low. City. lA 52240

426N 16th Liacola, N B 61501

111 Nortli Plum \'emu'Dioo, SO 5 7069

XI PROVINCE 1612 West 15th WwrtDCc. K.S 66044 1119 Todd Road M.nhalta.n, K.S 66'sol

511 RoUiru Columbia, MO OUOI

Bo:c 42, Wa.sI!1n.I:too U.uvenitJ SL Louis, 1010 &JIJO

Dn ,. CoII<o< 0wieeD CriDkdmeyu Drury CoUe:r:e Spri!!cfieId, 110 6S102

An.anas Alpha andy Coate. UBiv 01 Arkaaau

Ar Beta Mary Alice Hamiltoo

Uaiv of Ark • t Little Rock

Oklaboma Aloha Pat Hieronymu Villiv of OkluKuna

OMICRON PRO\1NCE S02 W pIe Fayetteville, AR. 72701

1400 S Va.n Butftl Little Rock AR. 72204

1701 South Elm Norman , OK 7J069

6:J:J N Broadw.y P.rk Rlda;e. lL 60061

2011 HalnaN.E , Albuquerque. N M • 7106

2. R.UJl.Dymede Rd. Chatbam, NJ 0792.

29' BIoonU...,.". Rd. Rivcnlde, II: 60546

90s N Market Sputa, IL 62286

1111 W Barleer Peoria, IL 61606

2Ut Hartrey Ave Evautoa, It 60201

4107 PtIT)' W.Y Sioul City , fA 51104

912 W.troul Da Moina., IA SOJU

Dol: 341 AmoIch Pan , lA 51131

2621 N 49 Sl. UDCGlD, NB 6IS04

604 Eut 35th Siou:c Falb. SD 57105

12J6 N&l1 Prairie VIUaa:e ItS 66201

J21 N 15th M.nhaltaD. I.S 6M02

6651 Pepperidae Dr Berkeley, ).fO 'l134

659 BI'idftmuI TerTaCe To 1dD 21204

9527 Breod& Sl. Louis. WO 6JIlJ

4'16 Cou.Dtry Cub Blvd Lilt1e Rock, All 12207

1400 S Van Burm Little R.od: , AI. 7l104i

1924 Cedar. Box 529 Woodwud, OK 73011

Sept 12 - 17, 1970

Sept '70

Oct '70

Jan 7 10, ' 7 1

Jan, '71

Jan, ' 71

Scpt 1J.....OcL 4, '7 1

Feb I '71

Sept 7- 12. 1970

Sept 1- 12, 1970

Sept ' 70 A", JI-Sept. 7,1970 A 27-8ept 2. 1970

Sept I. 1970

Sept 7. 1970

Sept 1970

Jan ' 71 AUI' 22 - 21, 1910

Sq,t 6-11, 1970

Sept tJ- 28, ' 70

5q)t. 4-7, 1970

Sept 1910

Sept. I -J, ' 70

AUI' 19-- 24 ' 70

elM". lI' ScltM N• .u./CM,ur 11 ' ' eM"". SdwI A4bul _/ C Il.JI c.... . H_,AM-,us.j C ". Ji• • en , DMu.jllaj.,

"-ala Alpha UDivenit10f GeotPa Muy Elkn CalhouD Albus. GA 1 540 Peacbtne Battle. Ave., NW Atlanta, GA JOJO.5 Sept 21 - 27 '70 Jao. t-Il '71

South c.u.Iina Alpha )wld. M. Ga,. Boz U.s, C. Brookview FUIDI Sept 12 2J, '70 Uaiv cl South Ca:roIioa Columbia. C 79201 fiDe Grove, I: Y 404 70

ZETA PROVLVCE

llUchill.ll= JaD FIcUchDWUI Pi Beta Pbi HOUle 116 AlTo I..aIw: 5q)t , IJ-Oct 2, '70 HiIIodaIe J04 HillIdale St. Rklcewood. N J 07450 HiIIldale, MI 49242

)laialUl Beta Ca.ody 8ruipa 49 Gremcrolt Jan. '11 Unlvenl.ty 01 Mkhilu Ann r, MI ,'104 lL61alO

Mkb"IUlo Gamma Nancy JODO J43 N. narriJQn JZ340 Woodadalc Lane April 9- 19, 1971 Mkhipn State Unlv E Lanalna:. M [ 'U:U Solon OU 1J9

K&l'CD Mitchell 401 Twin Towen 240'" Sept. '70 &: Feb '11

A1bioll ColIqe Albion, MI .9224 Soulh6dd. M 4S075

OntArio Alpha Joan Gillespie 220 Beveri St 55 St Edmu.odJ Dr eDd 01 Sept to UDlvt:nity of Toronto Toronto 2 • Ontario, Canada Toronto 12, Ontario, Ca.nada mld Oc t ., '70

Oawio Beta lr&ucia CreeD 29J Centra! Ave. 511 Catherine St. U.uv of Wtlttm Oat Londott, <>alaM, Canada BIlrll.actOll. Oat&rio. Cuw1a Sept. lO-Oct J , '70 ETA PROVINCE

0 Alpha s..u)' Sladn' 6 S 2 Hilknst Rd. JIUl. '70 Obio Ullivenit)' Atbt:u. 0 45701 At.bm5, OH 45101

0 Elka Hacln' 1145 I.DCIianola Ave 1641 Pukview Dr 1&JL 10-19 '11 Ohlo State University Columb\lS, OH 43201 Xenia. OH 45W

Ohio Inlta Kathy Je:rwa 96 Elizabeth St 209 Madi.on Ave JaD. ' 71

OMo Wakyan Univ DeIa-.are, 0" 4lOU WIltTU, PA 16365

Ohio Ec-Don Tcny £Off J029 W Apt. II 2+00 ROIl St. Sept. ';0 Uiliversityof Toledo Toledo, OH 4 Toledo OH 4J616

Ohio 7.eta Mary Jo M.,,.th Pi Beta Phi. Biahop Hall 2J14 Alpi ne Way Sept 13- 21, 1910 Miami UrlIvtnity Miami Dayton, OU 45406 o r ,u, OR 4SO 6

OMo Ela Mar,jorie Frits Box 1116 DcnilOll U. 704 Watwood Dr Oct I7 - Nov It ' 10 Dmiaon Univenity GranviDe, OH 4J02J Cibloma, PA 15044

THETA PROVINCE

Indiataa Cloria Kushnn' Elley Halli Bo. 51 10 Stewart Dr Sept. 15- 19, '10 Fruklla lese Frank..lin, N 46111 Morris Plaint., NJ 079SO

IDdiana Beta Debbie LindenKhnUdt 921 E 3rd St U15 S E. BrowniAc Rd Jan 1J-JI, '70 Unlvenit)' of India.na BIoorn!Dlton, iN 47401 Evansville, IN 47711

Indiana Gamma Donna Martin 131 W HamptOIl Dr 1112 N Broad ) Sept 7- 11, 1970 Butln' University Ind.ia..u.poUi., IN 46208 Creeubu.rt, 4 240

Indiana Delta Catharine Phillips lOll Slate JOJ E lUlL..... Jan U - Feb I, 1911 Purdue Unlve:nity W Lafayette, IN 47Q(16 Danvilk, 61132 'adWoaE.r.i:.' Barbara Haya JOJ S LocuIt 1S4 Overbrook Rd Sept. 1- 11, 1970 DePauw n.lvenhy Greacut1e, IN 461 35 [I,..ria, OH 44OJ5

ItIdiana Zeta Catbe Earle ROCtft HaJJ 1M2 W. 4th St Dec:. 4-1l, 1910 Ball Stale Univ. Munde. IN 47306 Marlon , IN 46952

IOTA PROVINCE

K Muy Lou Ray lOJO eoareden.te Place un Goddard Aua: '70 UDiv of ville Lou.i.lville, K Y 40201 Lov.isvWe., Ie.Y .0204

Kentu cky Dda Pattie IUcbardlOn 409 Columbia Ave 2102 F'ountalnbleau Dr NE Alii 27 - Sept J, 1.70 Univ of Kentucky 'Luiniton, K Y 40501 Atlanta, GA JOJ4O

Tennellee Alpha S usan Bauett 640 Baldwin S t Boll 17 7 4695 Hawk Place Sept ' 70 Uni v. of Tam at Chatt Uoiv of TenD at Chan Atlanta, A JOJ05 ChattaOOOla, TN J740J

Marie Tayktr III 24th Avtnue S 1509 WlnaIow Dr Jan 26-Feb 6 , '71 Vande:rblll Unlvenity Nuhville, TN J7212 Little Rock, All 72207

TeDltHIH: Gamma Beck,.. SDdI 1531 Cumbftiud Ave 1116 Odord Rd Sept ll-Oct , 4, '10 Uni of TmtlaKe )Cooxville, TN J7916 Derrfidd, IL 60015

Jo AJeundu P O Boll 90400, M.s U Rt 2, Boll SI7 Auc 23-Jl, 1970 ldempbls Slate Uni v. Memphis, TN JIll I Oli ve Bl'&IIdI, liS 38654 KAPPA PR.OVlN C E _Alpha EIJao ""- Box 275 Box 7S lim week of Sept. '10 B1I'IIIinaham-Stlua. CoIl. B"""....... _ ..... CoO LiDden, AL 361" Birmina:ham., AL J5lO4 _ .... Gra, 'IlIorwonlI Pi Beta PhI MOUN 107 N honda Dr Sept. 2- 7, 1970

Ulti 01 Ala __ P ,O Box Ill. M'obiJe, AL J660I Uilivenity, AL JU16

Cult. &-

Coonec.tian AJpba Uwv of Connecticut

Malae Alpha Umvenity of Maine

M...mu.etu AJpha &'tOIl U.uvenit)'

M'UMChuelU Beta Umv. of Ma-.c:hutetta

Nova Scotia AJpba Dalbousie Uilivenity

New yon. Alpha STtfoCUK Uilivenhy

Ne. York Gamma St. LaWTftK:e U.lv

New York Delta Comdl University

Vermont Bela Unlv of Ve.rmont

Waryland Belll Univenity of MuylaDd

Pmuylvatlia Beta BuckDdl Untvenhy

PtDlIIJ'lvania G..m.ma Dick.iD.oa ColJece

Pamqlvania ;r.:uon PmIl State U v

North c...u... .,... Umv of N Ca.roJ:ifta

North Cuoliu Beta Duke University of Wm &: liary

Dominion ColI.

Wat ViI"liDia Alpha Wcst Va. Unlv"t,.

Wat Gamma Bethany Uep

Alpha StdtOn Umvmit,.

Be

Florida State Ual v.

Florida Gamma c.&p

Florida Delta Ullivenity 01 florida

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1970- 71 RUSHING SEASON

N.,., _/ CIu;l6 J/IMkt,ltt, eAGi,,,,.,.

SdHl eAG"". J/mtb , en . H_, Atld,ut t eM"", if.".!. C "'. /hiu

ALPHA PROVINCE

Patricia Co. PI Beta Phi 234 Enrit St. M.arch 2, ' 71 - April 15 Univenidt of Coaneniaat New lIavm. cr D6511 SlOm, 06261

Tracy BronlOQ 13.' Sute Street 1347 Slate St November 9 - 23, 1910 Vue, ME 04401 ME 04001

CherylAykH' Pi Beta Pbi ll19 PalII. Drive Stpt.. ' 70 131 Commoawealth An Falla Church, VA 22041 Bo6lOn, MA 02116

SbatoD Abonea J1J Vaa :Meter 4.5 South St Feb '11 Ullivaait)' of ),faa. AmIMnt, }LA 01002 Rockport, MA 01966

Jud7 Madaru. J.4O() Laurie Dr , Al?t I J400 lAurie Or&:!f:' I Sept '10 Halifax , Nova $cotlll Halifu. Nova c..wta Cauda

BETA PROVINCE

s-n Villani 210 Walnut P1ace II Ulyaet R.d. Feb. ' 11 Syracuse, NY IlllO SoIHf'litt. NJ 018 73

Christine Klim 11 Romoda Dr. IJOt Westmoreland Ave Feb ' 71 CutOll. NY 13617 Syracute, N Y 13210

jlKiy Wallpnda l30 Tri'Nhammer Rd Ithaca, Y 141$0 JOI N CamttOD Ave • SctlJlton, Pa 1510-10 ju.'71

Lorraille Thomu 319Muol'l HIlII 8015 jlln 14-30, 1971 University of Vermont F.. Montpelier, VT 05651 BurUncton, VT 05401

GAMMA PROVINCE jueG 12 F,.tm:'l.ity Ro CoUece Park, MD lOHO lU6 Smdrwy Rd Silver Sprina. MD 20910 Sept 10-11 , ' 70

Lorraine CaDldoel Pi Beta Pbi, W 43J BucbeU UnivenilY LewiIbuq, PA 171J7 161 Farley Ave fa.a...ood, Nj 07013 Feb 1- 7, '7 1

CuoIy. ]OMl Do. 661, DickiDlOD CoDqe 615 West 7th St Fd) ' 71 Carlitle, PA 1701l Eric, P A. 16502

),(&riaJmc Mc.Dermott 605 Hiester HaU Walnut Hill Apts Jan '7 1 Univmity Park , PA I" E GoehaI , PA

DELTA PROVINCE

ldart.ha Davis '09 St 111 Graham St Sept. U -Oc:t 1, '70 Chapel Hill, N 17514 iaqb, NC 27605

Beth MIIDY 70« Statio. Durham, C 21701 1910 ltat.bmore Rd BIoom6eld HiIlI, All 4801l jao. 29-Fd) 15 , ' 11

Cynthia. Goodrich Pi Bda Phi Roue WiI1iamsbura: , VA 23115 RoUe Road Surry, VA lJIIJ jus ' 7 1

Deboru II udlon IlJ7 Montrz Ave 13J7 Ave Sept.-Oc.t , 1970 Norfolk, VA JS08 Norfotk, VA J508

Mary Pat Rice Pi Beta Phi, 149J Umwnit,. Ave Morpntown, W V. 26505 135 Edpood St Whtc:lilll, WV :HOO.J Sept 9-20, ' 70

Dla.ne Cypbers BoII05O 50 RedtrOOd Lane Feb '71 Betha.ny, WV 16032 Wbeeli.na WV 1600J

EPSll.ON PROVINCE "'" Millu 801 41 7, Steuoa Univcnit,. DeLand, FL 31720 1415 Hilltop Dr TallahuIee, FL Jl303 Sept.. l - lJ , 1970

ADaie Gfil Y 519 W Jdfft'lOll S t TaIlaha.ec, FL J UDI

721 E. CaroIiDe Blvd Panama City, FL J2tol Sept IS-Oc:t. 5, 1970

UDda Matha Boa: 709, R.oUiAs Cc6ae Rd Nov 13 14, 1970 WIDla' Park, FL l2 719 M'all pIW.. N JlII 7 janie Meycn P O Bo. 11517 . , FL 31601

761 Wat N Palm fL UfOl Sept. lO-Oct. to, 1970 ..

WHERE TO SEND RUSH INFORMATION FORMS

If there is no alumnre club in the rushee's home town, send form to the Chapter Membership Chairman at the college address. If the rushee is from a town covered by a club, (see Summer ARROW) send the form to the Alumnre Club Rush Information Chairman of that club.

ATTENTION ALUMNAE:

Voluntary Rush Information Forms (RIFs) are more important than ever before. If you know a girl who is going to a school where there is a Pi Beta Phi chapter, please send a Rush Information Blank. Time is important. Some schools have an early closing date to accept RIFs. If a chapter asks for information on a girl, please respond at once. However, it is not necessary to wait for such a request. Please complete both sides of the form .

PI BETA pm RUSH INFORMATION DATA

(Include picture of prospective rushee if possible.1

Name of Rushee'

Rushee 's Address

Pa rent or Guardian

Occupa tion (optional)

Church Preference (optional)

Gree k Affiliated Relatives

We wish to sponsor We do not wish to sponsor Insufficient Information

Alumnae Club Rush Information Chairman or individual Pi Phi alumna Address

Phone Number

Other Honoraries

Judy Tobin, louisiana Alpha, Chi 1.10, D.an', list, Tulane "auty Court .

Judy Hattersley, Ohio Alpha , Kappa O.lta PI (.ducatlon)

Erika Martin, P.nn,ylvania Ep,ilon , O.lta Phi Alpha

Cathy H,onopulol , Oklahoma to, Alpha lambda D.lto, o.an ' , Honor loll

Lynn P.ttiJohn, Califom ia EpIUon, Spurs, Dean's List, Sigma Phi Epsilon Qu •• n of

Patti luttgen, Kon,al "'a , Chim., Ur. Wom.n)

Marcia Hart, Missouri Alpha , Sigma aho Sigma Isoph. ho"" orury) Kappa Epsilon Alpha

Susan Coh.n, ConnKficut Alpha, Alpha lombda O.lta

GaU.y T.II.r, '.nrttylvanlo Gamma , PI D.lto Ep,ilon IloumoUsml , ManOll"l Ed. N.w'paper

Marga,..t ,.t.n, Mississipp i Alpha, Dean 's List, Senator, Sec. of Senat.

Anne Mari. Pathnon, Indiana a.to , Alpha Lambda Delta , YWCA

Cathy Cooper, Oklahoma Aa.pha, Cw.nl, Navy 10TC Ou n, Ang.1 Right

Other Honoraries

Mart.. Igett, loulslano Alpha, Chi •• '0. Oeon', LI.t

Nancy .urh , Colorado Gam. ma , Lambda lola Tou IIIt.ro.... )

Manha Go,...". Konsas lela , Kappo Delta Pi leducotion)

Morgor.t Wright, Oklahoma Alpha , Alpha Lambda Delta, Oeon', Honor loll 4th lunne,. up Mill O.U

Borbara Roll, Mlllllllppi AI · pha , Phi D.lta tho, Deon'. list, Frosh Coun •• lor

Susan loklgna W••t Virginia Gamma , Gamma Sigma Kappa

Solly Mallory, Florldo _eta, Alpha Kappa D.lta (sociology', Dorm 'resident, A W S

Sue Shimada, Alabama hiD , Alpha Lambda O.lto

M.llnda P,.wiH , Missouri Alpha , Sigma tho Sigma (soph. honoraryl

Kathy Owen , Alabama Gamma , Alpha lambda O.lto

Susan Kamm, Oklahoma leta , Kappa 0."0 Pi leducotlon) , Dean ' lJ Honor loll, Orange & Block Quill

l.sli. Kay'.h , 'ennsylvan la a.to , Alpha lambda D.lta , Women ', Challeng. Commit·

Judy King Missouri Gamma , I.ta I.ta I.ta Iblology), Stu· dent Union Id . of Go rno"

Other Honoraries

Dorothy Toby, Lolliliana AI· pha, Chi Sela, Oean 'l LlII, Tlilane Beallt)' COlirt

Heddy Matthlal, Pennlylvanla lela , Alpha Lambda Delta , Newl Edilor

Pam Perry, Alabama Gamma, Cwens Isoph leadenhlpl

Sarah llle, Millouri Alpha, Kappa Epi lion Alpha, Sigma Iho Sigma Iloph. honorary}

Shari Grayson, Millourl Gam. ma , Alpha Lambda Del'a, Dean'l list

SUlle Janel , Kanlal le'a, AI· pha Lambda Delta

Jan. Ellen Hen ig, Oklahoma ae'a , Dean's Honor loll, leta UPliian Sigma

Jam Flck.n, Califomla Z.la, D.an'l List

Goll Kiesel , Maryland aeta Alpha Lambda Delta, PI Mu Epsilon (mathl, o.n . Honors Studen,

Ginger lyanl, Alabama aeta , Alpha a.ta Alpha Uibrary sci· .nc.l, Triangle

Cathy McConn.lI, Alabama Gamma Vice prelid.n' ewenl Iloph J.adenhipl

Ann legler, Oklahoma Alpha , Cwens, Top Ten Fro.h , Vear· book aeauty

Other Honoraries

Susan 8ame". Texa, Oel'a, Dean', List, Angel Flight , Sec of Hou

of Representativ ••

8,., aeall , Ohio lambda 0.1'0 , Club 8.to, Alpha Gymnostiu

Kay Bock. Pennsylvanlo •• to , 'si Chi (psychology), Dean', List

Carol Lawrence, Mi.,ourl I.ta, Dean', List

Kathy Young, Indiana D.lta , Pi Delta Phi (French)

Jeanne Finan , Oklahoma 8"0 , Psi Chi (psychology) , Dean', Honor Roll

Deanna 'ence, Illinois Eta , Sigma Z.to Imath & sciencel

Kathy Minor, Florida Alpha , Graduated Magno Cum laude

Anne McKlnnley, Cl;dlfomlo Gamma, Helen••

Lourie Elde" Mlnln!ppi AI· pha Kappa O.lta PI I.dueo· tiO"'

Cindy eimpl , South Dakota Alpha, Delto Sigma PI

Donno Dyk.. Louiliano Alpha, Chi 8,to , Dean '. list

Other Honoraries

Mary Smith , Oklahoma leta , Kappa Delta P' (education I, P,..slden,'s Honor Roll , Fo,.,", Comm.

Usa Klm,..y, Oklahoma AI· pho, Cwens , Alpha lambda Deihl , Dean ' s Honor loll, Top 10 Fro.h

lrenda 'YM , Lou isiana Alpha , Woodrow Wilson Honor Scholanh lp Scholar

Charieen Crinhlmeyer, Mi s· .our! Gamma , Dean's Us t, Alpha lambda Delta

linda 'oume, Oklahoma leta , O.an ' s Honor Roll , Orang. & Ilack Quill , lassos & lamah

larbara MistMr, Kansas leta , Ch imes , Ph i Upsi lon Om icron, Kappa Delta Pi

I,..nda larreH , Miss'ssippi Alpha , Alpha lambda Delta , Dean', list

Judy McCarty, Alabama Gam· ma , Sigma Tau D.lta (Engli.hl , Alpha Lambda D.lta, Delta PI

Maril yn G ,... n , Oklahoma .eta , Kappa Delta Pi leducationl

Sue Sugia, Washington Alpha , Alpha lambda o.lta

Sally Clark , Alabama a.ta , Alpha Lambda D.lta

Hancy McKellar, lela , Wyvern Jr Honorary

Mich igan Women ' s

Other Honoraries

Linda Seldl.r, Tenn."•• a.ta, Alpha lambda D.lta

Shari Stiver, Michigan Beta , Hopwood Award Ifldianl

Nanc:y 10m•• , Mltsauri Alpha , Sigma litho 51gmo (so ph honorary) ',•• Ident Kappa Epsilon Alpha

Sue .enson, Alabama I.ta, Alpha lI.fa Alpha lIibory enee', Triangl.

Linda Whit. , Alaboma Gamma , Omicron Nu (home aco"amiot, Fashion Inc ., Modeling ad

Cheryl KIf.foth, Missouri a.ta, Dean', List. Triad, YWCA hec. Board

Sharon s.ga". Oldahoma a.ta, Alpha lambda O.lto, Dean', Honor Roll

Brenda MiII.r , Montano Alpha Alpha Lambda D.lta

Diona Ping..... Oklahoma lata, Alpha lambda Delta, Lalla. & Lorrloh

Sue Ghiglion. Washington Alpha, VP Mu Phi Ep.llon (musld, COrY.thi.

Jo kund. , Louisiana Alpha , Chi leta, Deon ' , Lid, freshman auty

Melinda Guard, Arkonlo l AI. pho , Pi Mu (plilon (moth)

Other Honoraries

Debby 0.,..11 , Michigan •• 10, Alpha lambda D.lta

I •• Kiely, Alabama •• ta, Alpha Lambda Delta, Trlang'.

Morty Palmer, Kansas to , Spun

Vield " etldt , Wyom lnl Alpha. Iron Skull 'sophomore honorary', Dean' s list

Jane Crodclodc, Loul.lana '.ta, Mu Sl,mo Rho

Joel Hlnkelde" South Dakota

Alpha . Mu Phi Ep.llon emu.id, Alpha Lambda o.lto

Sandra Vick, Alabama Gemma, Sigma Tau D.lta (Englllhi

Margare' Krovchulc , W..t Vi ....

I inio Gamma, Gamma Sigma Kappa

Pmy lumell, Ma ine Alpha, Dean ', list, Academic Evaluation '"bllcotion Comm lttM

Sheila Moore, Missourf Alpha, Kappa Ep.llon Alpha, Engln •• ring QU•• n Flnoll,.

hth Fenimore, Oklahoma hto , Alpha Lambda Delta , Dean ', Honor Roll , Patchin Panel

Nancy Waddte, KaMas "'0, Delta Phi 0.1'0 (art)

Other Honoraries

linda Hickenon , Miliourl AI· pha , Pi Lambda Th.ta I.ducatlon', Brigadier.

Kathy Skll•• , California Epsi. Ion , Dean', List, Angel flight

Ginny Danlell0n, Wisconlln Gamma, PI Sigma fsc:holonhip and •• rvlce'

lecky Williams , Arkanlol Alpha Kappa 0.110 PIC.ducatlon'

SUli. Monis. Missouri Gamma, Alpha lambda Delta, Deon ' , List Ch rt.ad.r

Sherry Ab.her, Maryland a.to , Dlodem, Diamond, Trolfte Court Justice

Misty Connon Michigan '.ta, Pre.lden' W,....m Honorary flunlor women'

Vield Murray , 'ennsylvonio Epsilon, PI Kappa Phi

Marty. '-ngl." Colorado Gamma, Alpha Lambda D.lto

Ruth Ann W.a r M I ouri Gommo. Alpha Lambda Delta , Dean', list, New.pape, Staff

Conn ie Corle" Oklahoma a.ta, Alpha Lambda O.lto, Oeon', Honor Roll. Angel

Nancy lichard.on , Colorodo Alpha, Alpha lambda Delta, French Club , Flying Club

Fraternity Sweethearts

Robin Lubke, New Mexico Alpha Phi D.lta Thela Sweetheart

J.rrl Davidlon, Gamma , Chi Phi Phi Kappa Phi Alabama leteol Girt

Jane Sotllllo , Oh io D,lto , Sw theart of Sigma Phi E,4ilon

Patti Jordon Florida h,o Pi Kappa Alpha SWHtheart Court

Betty Atterberry , Iowa ••to Alpha Tau Omega Swe.theart

Mi,h.U. ou,nett., Wa,hlngton a.to , Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girt

Borbara Gamma , heart Wallac. , Virginia Sigma Chi Sw..t-

Mary EII'n Calhoun , Alpha , Sigma Phi Swe.theart Court

Georgia Ep.ilon

Pom Connor, Mi inippi ."0 , D.lto "I Sw••theart

Audie Soillonl , Indiona leta, D,lta Tall Delio Sw theart

Ann St.dtmey.r "."n.ylvanla fp.ilon , Sw•• theart of a,fo Sigma Rho

Tin. Kell.r, T.nne D.lto , Candidat. Sigma 'h l Ep.1lon Diamond Princ:."

D,ni.. Pringle , a,to , XGI QU"n

Maryland

Fraternity Sweethearts

Brenda Will iamson, Alabama Gamma , Alpha Phi Sweetheart

Mlndl Evanl , California Gamma , Phi Delta Thela Prlncell

Jaenen Palanolo , Mic higan Bela , John CarTOlI Un iv Sk i Club SWHtheart

Linda Harvell, Georgia Alpha , AgECON Swe.theart

JoAnn Spears , Millourl Gamma, Lombda Chi Alpha Prlncell

MOrslie Gow in g , Florida leta , p, Koppa Alpha Dream Girl

Carole Loy, New Mu lco Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epilion Sweetheart , 2nd Runne",p Homecoming Qu.en

Debbie Cromwell , Louis iana Alpha , Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart

Kay lowman , Colorado Alpha , Acacia Sweetheart

Margaret Boutwell , 'ennlylvania B.ta, Lombda Ch i Alpha Cr cent Girl

Chari e Prickett, California Gamma, Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma

Pat Du llard , florida Alpha, Sig ma Nu SWHtheart

Fraternity Sweethearts

Sally GraYlon, Arizona .eta, Kappa Sigma $wHtheart

Lynn '_"'Iohn , Collfomla Epsnon, Sigma Phi Ep.Uon Sweetheart & Calendar Girl

Jean a.noll, Alabama Gamma, Tau Kappa Ep.ilon Pledge SWHtheart

JoAnn Moml, Millourl Gam- Jull. Alsip , loui.lana ••to , rna, Sigma Nu "Mi" Sodl. Sllmo Chi SWHtheart Court Hawkln,"

Paulo Czalka, Ponnsylvonla Epillon, P' Kappa Alpha Dream GiJi & Calendar Girl

Alanna Wright, Cotorado Alpha , Mod 'erfedly Enll" red Coed Finali.t

LIbby Keller, Tenn."•• Delta, Sigma Phi Epsilon Diamond Prin(elJ

a.tte Ilock, California Gamma, $w th.art of Chi Phi

Undo Hinnan Indiana Epsilon, Delta Kappa Ep.llon Swe.theart

Coral Potty, Arkansas Alpha , Lambda Chi Alpha Cre,cent Girl

Em ity Harper, G00'l10 Alpha Phi Kappa Tau SWHtheort

Nancy Tolar, florida "'a, Si,ma ChI Sw.. thearf

Fraternity Sweethearts

Noncy a.mbaum , Michigan hla , Sw••theart of TQU Ep.lIon Phi

lorri. Watkin. , florida "to , Pi Kappa Phi Ro

Qu

o.bh l Tong. Ind iona (psUon _ Lambda Chi Alpha Sw•••tMort

SUlan Malhia., 'enn.ylvonio e.ta, Swe.theart of SlliNa Chi

Ehhl. Oulot, Montana Alpha , Sigma Chi SW thHrt

Carol. Monl." o..,.ia Alpha, Pi Kappa Ph i SWM'" heart Court

lobln loule"e, Arizona I.ta , SWHtheort of Ph i Kappa Psi

She", DI&enhors" loui.iono Alpha , Sigma Chi Sw h.ort

Kathy Finley, Colorado Alpha , Phi D.lta Th.ta Turtl. Q" •• n Candidate

Brenda Sue .oney. Alobama Gamma , ta Th.'a PI sw theart

Sandy Gulry, Colorado Alpha , D.lta Up.Uon Dart ' ng

W..,d i Johnston, Califomla Gamma SWHtheart of Pi Kappa Alpha

Fraternity Sweethearts

Nancy Theodoroff. Beta, Theta Chi Godde Michigan Hawaiian

Linda Kline. Califomla Gamma , Sigma Phi Epillon Prince

SUlan Powell, flori da Alpha. Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl

Iobb l lasbury , California Gamma , Prinu of Phi Kappa Tao

Coral Prentice, Indiana Eplilon, Delta Uplilon ROle Dance Queen

Je le Hunter, Louisiana Alpha , Phi Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Dean 's List

Judy Nalyen , florida aefa , Phi Kappa Pli Sweetheart

L.slle Ferguson , Mich igan .e'o , Th.ta Ch i ROlebud

Debbie Phelps , Alpha , Sigma Chi Court

Artcanlal Sweetheart

Julie Fa,., California Gamma D lta Tau Delta Prince

Lou,ie SturteYant, ."'anlal Alpha, Sigma Nu " Miss Da isy Mae "

Brenda Williamson , Alabama Gamma , Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart

CHAPTER REPORTS

Alaboma Alpha I lrm lngham Southem Colle ve

Indiv idual Hono n--Chris Paulk , Mortar Board, lYl'ho's Who,' Joanne Chapman , Who 's Who,' Karm McCoy, American Chemical Society, Southern Accent Favorite; Lucy Brown , Cheerleader, Student Government Association Juni o r Class Representative; Joan Hopping, Head cheerleader, Southern Accent Favorile; Ellen Kirven, Alpha Lambda Delta; Marsha H ooks, Alpha Lambda D ormitory Represent'lives, Hala Fawal, Karen McCoy ; Phi Bela Kappa, Chris Paulk

Alabama Ga mma, Aub um Un ive rl lty

Chapter Hono rs--Swimming trophy .

Ind ivi d ua l Hono rs-Elizabeth Garner, Dalene DuBois, Claire Black, Susan Brasfield, M o rtar Board; Margaret Hester, Elizabeth Garner, Dalene D uBois Who' 1 Who.. Donna Sue Walier, First Glam oN r Milgazin e'l Top Ten Best Dressed Coeds; Brenda Williamson , Alpha Phi Omega Sweethean; Palti Crowder, Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart; Elizabeth Ga rber, edito r of yearbook; H ester, o nly woman senator-al-Iarge; Lauretta Snetro, copy editor of newspaper; D alene DuBois, Phi Kappa Phi; Brenda Williamson , Ann Ferry, Janet Neighbors , Elizabeth Garber. Claire Black, Dalene DuBois. Susan Brasfield, CWENS; Gail McCarty, Brenda Williamson, Karen Vruels, Janet Neighbors , Alpha Lambda Delta: Madge Dunmyer, Dalene DuBois (distri ct Right commander). Donna Sue Waller, Judy McCarty, Angel Flight ; Louise Seier, Linda Coppack, Jean Reno ll , Capers; Williamson , finalist for Nl\")' Color Grl ; Judy McCarty . Sand", Vkk . Gail McCa rty. English H onorary .

Aritan l a l Alpha Un ive ni ty of Aritan l a l

Chapt er Ho non--Chapter Hist ory received honorable mention al Convention.

Ind ividua l Hono n.-Homecoming Court, Lisa EdCommerce Queen, Dodie Ritts ; Cardinal Key (JuOlor H onorary), Candi Angst, Melinda Guard, Becky Maxwell, Susie Ro binson ; Chimes (Sophomore Hon orary ) Cindy Coates (Hist o rian) , Mary Ellen Day ; Phi Alpha Theta (H o norary Hist ory Fraternity), Cand, Angst ; Kappa Delta Pi (Honorary Edu cation Fraternity), Becky Maxwell ; Pi Mu Epsilon (Hon orary Math FraternilY) , Melinda Guard ; Gamma Tau Upsilon Geography Fraternity) , Molly Harsh, NatIOnal Collegiate Associat ion for Secretaries, Carolyn Ba ssett (Secretary), Kathy Davis , Angel Flight, Judy Hurley, Shirley Pri ce (Comptroller); Cadette Corps , Jerri Lynn Noble, Valerie Scabbard and Blade Sponsor, Val erie Witherspoon; Student Senate, Susie Robinson ' Traveling Ambassador, Kathy Davis : Jnlerfraremit; Pled&e Council, secrelary, fall, 1969. Carolyn Bassett; secretary , spring. 1970 , Mi ckey M cNamara; Panhellenic Treasurer, Lynn M oo re ; Associated W omen Siudents

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Academics chairman, Becky Maxwell; Associated Women Students Queen 's chairman, Ann Yancey; Association of Childhood Education president, Becky Maxweli; vice president, Lane Owens; Arkansas Booster C l ub, M elinda Guard, Patty Holt, 8e<lcy Maxwell, Debbie Noteware, Jerre Stocker; Majorette and Varsity Band, Becky Maxwell ; Razo,.ba(l Stauty Editor, Lisa Edwards; Miss Young Republicans Club, Suzi Williams; Sigma Nu " Miss Daisy Mae," Laurie Sturtevant; Sigma Chi Sweetbeart Court, Debbie Phelps; Memphis Cotton Carnival Lady of the ReaJm, Brenda Burney, Mary Alice Conner

Ca ll fo ml a DeUa U C.l A

Chapt e r Hono n--second highest grade point average of all sororities, 3 08.

Ind ividual Hono n--Martha Berry, Head Uni-Camp Counselor. Blood Drive; Jeannie Brow n, Tennis Team, Blood Drive ; Angela Chen, Bruin Belles, U.C.L. A. Choir; Eleanor Fearman , Un i-Camp Counse lo r , Spee<h Dept. Unde rgraduate Comm , Mardi Gras Camm .; Janet Fish, Campus Tomorro w, Tutorial Projec l ; Faye Gordiner, Freshman Song Girl; Patly Howard , Un i-Camp Counselor, lutarial Project ; Susan Pebly, Secretary of Bruin Belles ; Cecelia Ramos, Freshman Song Girl ; Kristy Rasmussen , TUlo rial Project, Uni -Camp Counselor; JAnie Richardson , Tennis Team (awards), Tutorial Project, Juni o r Year Studies Abroad; Wendy ScheR'ers, Orchestra, U.C.L.A. Choir; Pam Silver, Shell and Oars, Blood Dri ve; Jane Stansbury, co-c hairman Bruinettes ; Joine Piini, Sigma Nu White Rose Princess

Florida Al pha. Stetson Un iversity

Chapte r Hono n--Homecoming Float , 2nd Place ; Green Feather Ollrity Drive, 2nd Place ; Women's Intramurals (Basketball) , 2nd Place _ Ind ividual Honors-Freshman Beauty Queen, Joan White ; Dean of Women 's Scholarship. Greek Goddress, Miss Sieison Runner-Up , Pat Dullard; Panhellenie Honorary, Runner -Up to Miss Hatter, H omecoming H os less, Linda Ross; Basketball Queen, Runne r-Up to Freshman Beauty Queen. Jo Adams ; ROTC Sponsors, Buffy Apell , Lindy Ja ckso n ; out of 10 Best Dressed , Mary Shelton Ward , Pat Dullard, Anne Porte r, Mary J oyner, Katy Dunn; Panhellenic Honor· ary, vice-presidenl of W omen' s Government, Jane Eckert

Flo ri da l e ta Florido Stat e Un iveni ty

Ch o pter Hon ors-second highest overall nerage fall quarter (or all sororities; p ledges had hi ghest overa ll average on campus for all pledge classes fall quarter

Individual Honors-J eanetle H ause-man, Beverly Polson, M orta r Board: Mary Lou Sparks, Kathy Pressley, Julia Hayes , Mortified ; Barbara. Bissell , Marilyn Polson Barbara Pressley , Angel Flight ; Mary Lou Sparks, Becky Taber, Alpha Tau Omega Sweelheart

Court at University of Florida; Donna Elliott, Jr Panhellenic President; Judy Drew, Barbara Pressley, Marilyn Polson, Village Vamps; Pam Chiles, Kappa Sigma Snowball Princess

flor ida De lta , Uni ve rsity of flor ida Chopte r Honorlo- Fall pledges 1St in scholarship o n campus; entire chapter 3rd scholastically among U campus sororities.

Ind ivi dual Hono l'l-Kathy Dolan, Mo rtar Board; Melissa Green, Alpha Lambda Delta; Linda Parker, Tau Beta Pi, undergnldu a te engineering hononary; Mary Jo Codianne, chapter A B O Award; Diana Freemond , Oumanding Pledge , fall '69 pledge class.

Ge org ia Alpha , Unl ve " lt y of Georg ia Chapter Ho no r.--Fourth place in Sigma Chi Derby Day ; First Place in Alpha Epsilon Pi Send a Mouse to College Drive: Winner of Colonel Sanders' Revolving Trophy; and Winner of Most Improved Scholarship Trophy.

Ind ividual Honol'l-Karen Hale, Belle Corps, semifinalist in Miss Athens Beauty Pageant , Georgia Poultry Prin cess; Jane Byerly, Phi Kappa Phi; Janine Patterson, Phi Kappa Phi; Ann Olsen, Social W or k Club president; Mary Ellen Calhoun, Zeta Phi Eta H onorary Speech Therapy Sorority; Bobby Jo Gabrielsen, Girl's Georgia Intercollegiate Golf Championship; Fl ossie Cunningham, Belle Corps; Debbie Jones, Belle Corps; Carol Andrews, Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics H onorary, Panhellenic Council Social Committee, chairman of Fire Preventi on Committee, secretary to UGANZA Steering Committet', Justi ce to Organiza· lions; Cary Thale, president of Creswell Hall Dorm Council, Ideas and Issues Committet' of the University Union; Kathy Bradley, Readers TMater, TMspian Blackfriars Drama Honorary , lead role of Dorothy in University production of The Wizard of Oz; Carole Manley, Rush AdYisor, Sweetheart Court of Pi Kappa Phi ; Patti Castro, Payne Hall Sweetheart Court, Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart Coun, Alpha Psi Veterinary Fraternity Sweetheart Court ; Emily Harper, Phi Kappa Tau Sweetheart; linda Harvell, Ag Econ Sweet· hearl; Jan Bankhead, vice president of Women's Tennis Team; Snookie Tolbert, ResideR( Assistant of Brumby H a ll ; Cathy Gainey, Women's Basketball Team; Laura Allen , associate coordinator of UniYersity Chrislian Student Center.

Illinois Eta. Millikin Univ."ity

Chapl er Hono n-Campus Chest fund raising trophy; H ighest scholastic average on campus and in Mu Province.

Ind ivid ua l Honors-Lauri e McCarnes (captain) , Pam McKinley, Nancy Brummund, Jean Fox, Pam lockhart, varsity cheerleading squad; Cynthia McIlwain, chairman Campus Chest; Linda Selsor, Campus Chest delegate to Greece; Kris Merrilat Campus Chest .Beauty; Edie Price. Millikin Sweetheart Dance Queen ; Paula Collins, Mi S5 Effingham .

Indiano Zeta , loll State Un've"ity

Cha pter Honon-Province award for most improved Kholarship.

Individual Honorlo-Nancy Huesing, '00 FHtival

Princess; Sharon Smith Cynthia Hubbard , Who'J Who,' Cynthia Hubbard , Clavia (Women 's honorary); Karen Stepp, Miss Mari o n, Indiana; Deborah Welsh, finalist in 1910 Miss Ball State competition (outcome unknown at time of writing); Mary Lou Nichols, first runner-up in 1969 pageant.

Kan sa s Beta. Ko nlas Slate Un ive rsi ty

Cha pte r Hono rs-Winner of Harlequinade (a presentation of four skits by four groups) ... we also won best cho reograph y, best actress. Winner, for: the second consecutive year, of the Gibson Girl Award, given 10 Ihc so rority o n campus Ihat ha' the most members of this group (it is part of the football recruiting program at K-State).

Individua l Honor.--Rebecca Campbell, Chimes, Engindear, Military Ball Queen finalist; Jan Clutter. Tribunal Jusli ce, Angel Flight; Karen Corn, editor of Ihe Royal Purple , president of Theta Sigma Phi ; Susan Falk , Royal Purple Queen finalist; Ann FOncannon, named 10 Glamour Magazine's Top Ten Best Dressed, Environmental Awareness Committee; Marsha Garren, Kappa Delta Pi, M o rtar Board; Cathy Gelinger, photography editor of the Roya l Purple; linda H oober, Miss Manhattan.K-State; Patty Luttgen, treasurer of Morta r Board; Marsha Martin, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Theta Sigma Phi, Informa tion office r of Angel Flight, copy editor of yearbook; Barbara Mistler, Outstanding Senior Award at K- tate, treasurer of Home Economics Cou ncil; Jill Noordsy, asst. photography editor of yearbook; Angie Otto, semifinal isIS for Miss·Manhattan -K-State ; Mar ty Palmer, Operations officers of Angel Flight ; Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kolleen Perrin, Light Brigade; Ann Perry, Gamma Tau Upsilon; Barbie Pound, Angel Flight; Gretchen Ripple, chee rl eader; Janie Perrin , cheerleader ; Mary Schafer, president of SEA; Kappa Delta Pi, Education Coun cil; Steph Schrader, Angel Flight; Cynthia Staley , Chimes , Union Program Council; Anita Swain, Angel Flight.

Louisia na Beta, Loul,l a na Sta'e Universi ty

Cha p'e r Ho nors-First in scholastic average among sororities for the second semester of 1968·69; Third place in Homecoming Centennial Film FesliYal; Fourth place in Sigma Chi Derby Day; Finalist in Songfest

In divldua ' Honorlo-J oan Bartus . Mu Sigma Rho, Phi Kappa Phi; Marty McCullough, Vice president of Mortar Board , Judicial Board of AWS, Mu Sigma Rho ; Ann Evans. Wh o' J U'/ ho,- Marcia Carter, elected most outstanding freshman woman, Commander of Angel Flighl, chairman of In ternational Committee; Carol Derleth, Mu Sigma Rho, chairman of Current Events Committee; Paula Metcalf, Mu Sigma Rho, Phi Kappa Phi ; Georgiana Fink , Panhellenic vice president; Pat Bowers, fint runner-up for "Darling " of LSU , Sigma Chi Derby Day first runner-up to Queen ; Suzanne Sleineger, AtlS and Science Council, Pam Pon Girl; Pat Thompson , Alpha Beta Chi, historian of Alpha lambda Delta; Denice Dicks, president of Junior Pan helleni c; Mo lly Bennett. president of sophomore class of education ; Susan Kolb , vi ce president of sophomore class of education ; Linda Mack , College of Education representative ; .M.ary Ann Tedford, vice president of senior class of education ; Bett)' Heard,

Sigma Alph a Iota (honor2ry music frat e rnit y); Tish Fife, Scabbard and Blade Sponsor; Wyn G ill , Lambda Chi Alpha Toni Terrell , M ary }o Ma yfield, Kappa D e lta Epsi lo n ; Lynn Granberry, Theta X i Swtttheart, fina list (or " D arli ng" of LSU ; Carol Cal. kins , Alp ha Beta Chi; Jane Craddock , D ebbie DieD , Mu Sigma Rh o ; Krissy Di etrich, AWS Cou n cil; Sharo ns Burns , Lynn H o lley, Susan Mau roner, Jan K ittie Al p ha Lambda Delta .

M ic h igan Del ta , Alb ion CoUege

Ind iv idual Honor.--cheryi Bennett , Carol McD o nald , Lauci Ross, Cherry Scott , Leslie Suiter, Al p h a Lambda Delta

M llilssi pp i Alpho , Un i ,. ity of South.,n M lnlni pp l Chapl., Spirit Awa rd ; First Pl ace in Beau ty fo r H omfiomi ng Di splay

Individual Honors-- Brenda Bartelt, Al pha Lambda Delta , D ean's List ; Lynn Senator, sen ior clau treasu rer. H o nors Council, vice of Phi Delta Rho, Lambda Iota T au, Dean ' s Ad visory Board, &ni o r Class Favo rit e, Mi ss USM ( U ni ve rsity o f South· ern Miss ) ; Dian e Bostwick, Comm of 100 , Senator ; Roberta Chisolm, president of Kapp a Omicron Phi; Karen Corns, Sigma Alpha Eta; Renee Ford , Comm A of 100, D ixie Darling; Jane Frese, R .O .T .e. ponsor ; Jo Anne Frese, 5« o r Juni o r Class, sec. of the Senate, chairman o f SUSGA, A lp ha Psi Omega, Ph i Delt a Rh o , SGA secretary ; Terry Gram , Sigma Alpha Eta; Ann Grove, Phi D elta Rh o, Freshman Counselor, IP'ho'.1 Jr/ho , Phi Gamma Mu ; Suzy H atcher, 5« of Theta Gamma Upsilon ; Judy Phi Alpha Th eta, President's List; Ginny H ollo way , Di xie D arl ing ; June McCask i ll , Altern ate R O T C Sponsor, Kapp a Mu Epsil on ; M argaret Peters, sec. of Senate, Dean 's List ; Sherry Pound, Comm. of 100, trets . of Freshman Oass, Senator , Al pha Lambda Delta : Bubara Ross , Fres hma n Counselor, Regional Merit Scholars hip , Phi Delta Rh o; Beverly Ross , freshman Counselor ; Cynthia Stanley, Senator, Alpha Lambda Delta, D ixie D arling; Barby Straub, R O T.e. Sponso r ; Mars ha W aggener, Fres hman Cheerleader .

MilSllSl pp l B.ta , Un ivenity of MillilSi pp l

Individual Honorl- Ann Loftin , Alpha Lambda D ella ; Cathy M oss, Beta Theta pj Sweetheart , Barbara Cox , H all of Fame, Greek H all o f Fame ; Gwen O'Neal, M ortar Board; Cheryl W right, Phi K appa Psi Sweetheart ; Nancy Owen, Patsy Brumfield , U'/ ho' s Who In Sororitin tin" F,aleJ'n;/;u

MilSou rl Alpha , Unive nity of Miss ou ri

Indlviduol Honorl-Marti runner up for Ph i Psi Queen ; Carol Tilgner, 1969 Barnwarming Queen ; linda Taylor, Dairy Club Princess finalist ; D onna Naumann , M iss Mi zz o u finalist; linda Taylo r Janet Po m-pon girls ; Linda Brown , Top Ten Best Dressed , ed i to r o f yearbook , Qui z Bowl chairman ; Susan Pelerso n, liz Lang , Carousal co mmit ·

tCf:'S; Liz Lang , M A Sen a to r ; Nancy Barn e s. Sarah Lile , Sheila M o rre, KEA H o n o rary ; Nancy Barnes, M elinda Prewitt, Sigma Rh o Sigm a; J os ie Stanford. Engineering Queen; Debbie Lee , Shamrock Sweet ·

THE ARROW OF ,. BETA PHI

heart; Linda Hayes, president A.I D ; Barbara Rau , Who' , Who.

MilSourl a..o, Washington Unlvenlty

Chop •• , Honon- First place in Grttk Sing ; Two trophies for BearslOn Fo ll ies skit.

Individual Hono n-Carol Ahearn , Wh o' s Who.

Montana Alpha , Monfana Stot. Unlvenity

Chapt., Hono n-Second in Sigma Chi Derby Dul ing W eek, second in academ ic ac hievelllC'nt, first in intram ura l vo lleyball, first p lace in so ro rity basketball , first place among sororities in the campus wide Blood D rive .

Individual Honon--Jane Stebbins, Pat H arrity, M arcia J o hnso n, Sue Settle, Nancy M cO ede, Spun; M aggie H arti n gton, M ary Beth H ol«am p, AWS; Vick.i Burns , liz Bolstad, Tana Sandie Martensen, Lori Brockway, Colleen Ma han , Gretchen (Complroller), Eloise O viatt , Kath y H ammerstrom (Commander) , Nancy Kelly , Jane Stebbins, Angel Fl ig ht ; Brenda Miller, Becky Clark, Ro nna Christensen , Caro l Rathbone, S ue S tiff, Colleen M a h an , Vi cki Burns, Alpha Lambda Delta; Leda Rugtvedt , M ary Beth H olecamp, Academic Effectiveness co mmittee ; Linda D on nie Kiesling (Cultural A ft'ain) , Connie O ' Con nell , Student Senate; Leda Rugtvedt (Courtesy chairm a n) , Woman ' s D ay; Cheryl Rhoades, Connie O'Connell , Phi Upsilo n Omi cron; M a rty Munro , M o ntanan ; Jady Weaver, M ary Beth H oleca mp, Student Edu cation A ssociation; M ary Beth H o lecamp (vi ce-president), D o nnie Ki es l i ng ( co-summe r rush chairman), Pan he ll eni c Co un cil ; Debby Rathert, Lmda Lehman , Yv u nn e W irth, M ont:lnll Student Nurse' s As sociation ; Tana Black.m o re , Linda Pusey, Deni ce M artin, Jun io r Panhellenic Council; Jan Waite r (Scholarship Chairman), M arty M unro, Rodeo Club; Becky Clark. Traditi ons Board, Juni o r Alumn z Group Scho larsh ip , M o rtar Board Plaque, Pan helleni c Si lber Scho larship ; Marie G arey, MS U Bobkette Drill Team ; Lynda Slauso n , MSU Chorale, Bo bkittens ; Joan Will iams (Cha irman), Jane Al verson (Decoratio ns) , Int ernational Buaar; D o nnie Ki esling (co-chairman) , Pat H ose ly ( co-s tage produ cti o n chairman) , Mi ss MS U Pageant; Bonnie All en (Cheer Queen) , M artha M cDonald , Penny Keefe (Historian) , V lCsity Cheerleaders; Pat H a rrity, Soph o mo re Class Treasurer ; M arcia Johnson , Soph omo re Class co-social chai rman ; Donnie K iesli ng. Junior Class co-socia l chairman; Becky Clark , Jun io r Class secretary; Teri Hall Penhman Class socia l c hairman ; Sue D aniel (Chairman) , Freshman Class do rm rules; Karen Randall , president of Hapner D o rm; Lynn D unbar, treasu rer o f AWS, president o f Ha pne r D o rm 1970

N.w M lco Alpha , University of N.w M•• lco

Chop'.r Honora- First pla ce, Sigma Chi Derby Da ys ; First place in Women's D ivision fo r H omecoming Display ; First in scholarship amo n g soro rities and receIved scho larship trophy

Indiv idual Honorl-D ru Arthur, Fiesta Queen ; Pat Panhellenic President, Chaparrals; M ichel Roessler, T o ni Michnovi cz, Betsy Hayes, president, secretary, and treasurer o r Spurs ; Carole Loy, s«ond run -

ner up to H omecoming Queen, SAE Sweetheart; Robin Lubke, Phi Delta Theta Sweetheart; Panie Vea.I, 12th Squadron Swcethea.rt of the U. S. Air Force Academy; Dru Arthur, Barbie Benton, Kay Bratton, Pattie Veal , Who's Who,· Gale McNamsna , LuAnn Smith, Margaret Brown . Chaparrals . New York Gamma, St Law,..nce Unlverslfr

Individual Honors.-S haron Dibble, tre2surer of Community Corps.; Pat Hoag, director of Si,tnt'rs, University choral group; Jan Langlois, Judicial Board, Pi Mu Epsilon (Mathematics honorary). Phi Sigma Tau (philosophy honorary); Christina Guley, senior editor of the Gridir on Ye2rbook; Martha Harris, Judicial Board; Eileen McGrath , Theta Chi Beta (religion honorary); Alice McCann , Mortar Board; Susan Lane, Pi Mu Epsilon (mathematics honorary); Anne Muie Scully, co-editor of Associalion 0/ SllIdenl s' CaJMdar; Marty Shulkies, Psycho logy Honorary ; D onna Post, Irving Bacheller Society (EngliSh honorary); Susan Knauerhase, editor of Freshman Dirulory.

North Carolina Alpha , University of North Carolina

Individual Honors- Phi Beta Kappa-Cindy Kane. Jo Prevost, D onna Ray Tayl or ; Valkyries- Patty McKinney, Mary Vallier; Hellenas- Cindy Kane, Mary Vallier, Jo Prevost; Attorney General's staff-Becky Snider, Lindsay Wheatley , Susan Knee; Hono r CoUrl -Patty McKinney, Susan Ellis; Student Legislaturr-Jackie Kain , Caroline Croft; Sweethe2ru--Nancy Hanes, DKE ; Jackie Kain, D U; Louise Brock, Phi Delt; Sherrod Fowler, ATO; Becky Snider, Lambda Chi; Dean's List-Chan Poyner, Donna Ray Taylor, Cindy Kane, Jo Prevost, Charlotte Wardlaw, Barbara Vineyard, Patty Lee Morrison, Mary Vallier, Jaclc.ie Kain, Laurie Emerson, Anne Powen, Susan Collins, Kath y Huey, Suzie Wills, Kathie Manley ; Chan Poyner-Secretary, Carolina Choir; Lee Morrison- Ya." court: Mary Vallier-N urses ' h onorary, AWS chairma n; Jackie Kain-Chairman , International Bazaar, HomKoming Court, Chancellor·s Consultative Forum; Leigh Harve y-Toronto Exchange; Kathie Manley---dorm president; Becky Snider-Y••" queen; Christy Kjng-" Beat Duke·' court; Claiborne Jone.s-Carolina Symposium Coordinating Commiltee. Student Union Pre5ident's aide.

Oh io Alpha , Oh io University

Chapt., Hono rs.-Spi.rit Award and 2nd place in swim competition (Tequuades)

Individual Honors-Kay Carr, Jane Brand, Cardinal Key (junior women·s honorary); Nancy Perkins, allcampus H omecoming chairman; J.ane Brand, H omecoming secretary.

Pennsylvania Gamma, Dickinson Colleg. Chapter Honon--H ighest national women 's nityavuage

Individual Honors- Nancy Spence, Dorm president; Sue liccardo, Sr. Class treasurer, Spanish Hononry Wheel and Chain (Sr. Women ·s Hononary); SUJan Miller, Astronomy Honorary; JoAnne Williams, Pi Delta Phi; Sylvia Minick, Dorm preSident, counselor;

M olly Flower, Student Smate SKretary, Pan hellenic president. Alpha Psi Omega; Karen Schamp, Homecoming Court, counselor; Judi H orwitz, dorm vice president; Sue Fergu son, Head cheerleader, ROTC Little Colonel; Linda Bell , Mary Robbertaccio, Pi Delta Phi ; D onna DiVin ce nzo , cheerleader.

South Carolina Alpha , University of South Carolina

Indiv idual Honors-- Rony Albertson, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart; Margaret Jean Craft. Editor-in-Chief Garn" 6 Black Ye2rbook, Who'l Who, South Caropina Collegiate Woman Journalist of the Year; Pat Emens. Student Union Secretary, Student Union President, Alpha Iota Mu service sorority; Linda Haynes, Pi Mu Epsilon, Mermaid s; Clara Kabase, Angel Flight; Maureen Kennedy, Little Miss Sigma Nu )00; Jda elson, Angel Flight; Joanne Reed , 2nd vice president of AWS, May Court , Homecomi ng Court, If/h o's U'? ho; Linda Schuder, Alpha Lambda D elta, Pi Mu Epsilon secretary-treasurer, Phi Beta KappaFreshman Scholar, Dean 's List; Adair Watson, Editorin-Chief Garn" & Blad Yearbook; jean Wintenteen , Kapp a Delta Epsilon ; Deborah Wright, Angel Flight , Panhellenic Council president.

South Dakota Alpha , University of South Dakota

Individual Honors-Linda Anderson, Sweethe2rt of Delta Tau Delta; jaci Hinkeldey , U.SD. Marching Band , Symphonic Band, Conce.rt choir, Madrigals, president of Mu Phi Epsilon, CFA Student Activities committee, Gamma 4.0 average, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Jan Christenson, Phi Beta Kappa ; Stuart Clayton, 1st runner up in Miss South Dakota USA Pageant; Andrea )0 W ohle nberg, 1968-69 Miss University, 2nd runner up Miss S.D .U. S.A. Pagea nt ; Cindy Cimpl, Delta Sigma Pi.

Tenne".. leta, Vanderbilt Uftiv.n lty

Chapter Honors-Honorable Menti on at 1969 Convention for Programs and Hi story; 1st place in sorority scholarship competition, 1968-69.

Ind ivi dual Honors- Lucinda Mary Rawlinson, Janet Graham, Cynthia Warrick, Janie Wilson, AWS Legislative Board; Lyn Going, AWS judicial Board; Linda Seidler, Mary Rawlinson, Lucy Fuqua , Alpha Lambda Delta; Sallie Dean, Thayer Fleming, Lolus Eaters (soph. women's honorary); Carolyn Ijams, Diann e Phillips, Athenians; Cynthia Warrick, Sana Platt , Mortar Board : Sara Platt, Sigma Theta Tau Nursing honorary; Barbara Ramsey, Varsity cheerleader, Miss Vanderbilt, Homecoming Queen; Lucinda Trabue, Thayer Fleming, Linda Faulkner, Kris Sherman, Jackie Masterson, Women·s Advisory Council; Thayer Fleming, Laurie Gilmer, Lucy Fuqua, Honor Council; Janie Wilson, Linda Faulkner, Helen Kreisle, Vande.rbilt-in-France; Pat D avison, Vanderbilt-in·Spain; jennie Flippo, Parents' Weekend Chairman. Panhellenic Rush Chairman ; Ka thy Powell, Evy Kay Rhodus, Army ROTC Sponson; Sallie Dean , sophomore class vice president.

Tenne"e. 0.110 , M.mphl. State Unlven lty

Chapter Hono rs--Second 10 ovenall schola.rship: filSt in active sc:holanhip; third place Sigma Chi Derby

Day; s«ond place H omecoming Fl oat competition; second in volleyball a nd b aske tball intra m urals

IndiYldual Hono l'J-Linda Venable , H omecom ing

Quem ; J o Ale xander Gail Rob inso n, alternaln in De soto Beauty Review ; Gail Robinson , Greek God · dess; Barbara Hall , M iss Dixi e Bell in Colton Ca rn i· va l, allernate to Miss Bow l; Nancy ) 0 Wet-les, Deb Lazure, 4 0 averages

TU a l a e ta , Sou thern Me th od ist University

Chapt., Hanof.-First place t rophy in M arch of Dimes Drive.

Ind ividual Honon--R ycke M ars ha ll , Phi Beta Kappa

re xo s Gamma , Tex o s Tec: h Un iv e rsity

Chapte r o nc sorori ty division All Campus Rodeo

Ind ividua l hono rs--Karen J ohnson, Student body

Lynn Cox, Karen J o hnso n, Who'J W ho ; Janet H ei naman, Karen J o hnso n, Betty Waller , M or· la c Boa rd ; Barbara Cain, Barbee Anderson , Ellen Me · Daniel, Chickie M o rg an, Janet Heinaman , Junio r Co unci l ; Connie Smith, Barbara Cain , Ann Hearn , Candy Haral son , Susan Edwards, J o Wh yman , Judy Barnett, Pam Whitte n, Angel Flight ; Mdanie M ont· gomery, Area Commander An ge l Fli g ht, Karen J oh nson , Ex« utive officer Ange l Flight ; Susan Searls, Air Force Military Ball Queen ; Shay Slack, Pled ge tr:tintr Angel Flight ; Chris Mills , Ellen M cD anid, Barb« Anderson , Student Senate; Rhond a Lewi s, Varsity Cheerleadtr ; Pat Bland , Freshman Cheerl eade r ; Sue Ratli f , Fres hman Council; M a rtha Be rgma n , V ic ki Martin , Arm y Cordettes; Nancy Kupp , Janice Har rod , M iss M ade moiselles ; Jan Hill , M iss Ad ver ti s in g Ou · rel Payne, Panhellenic President ; Shelia Watkins, Barbara Zimme rma n, T«h Twi rl ers ; Week's Dorm Petsi· dent , Chickie M o rgan; Barbara Zimmer man, H omecomi ng Queen

Utah Alpha , Un lv.n ily of Utah

Chapt r Honor _First , second a nd fourth in Grttk Winter Weekend

Ind lvlduol Hono rs--M accia Thayne, W omen' s State Amateur G o lf Title; Julia Adams, Janet Bales Ali ce H ennige r, Naiads ; Jill Frank , H Oln«oming Royalty, Ski Que-en; Cindy All en , Arm y Sponsor, Army Qu«n Roya lty; Chris Serba , of Ballet West; Susie Bauter, secretary of Panhellenic ; Kare n Westgud , Who's JY/ ho.

Virg inia Gamma , ColI g of Will iam and Mary

Chapt.r Honors-- First place in campus scholastic standings, Pan H el awa rd for most impro ved in scholarship, Fourth place in H omC"Coming II oat compt'ti · tion

Ind ivi du al Honors-- Nancy Terrill president of Stu. dent Assoc iatio n, W ho's U" h o; Lynda Mu rphy , JI'/ ho's If/ h o , W o men 's D o rmito ry Assoc iati o n Judi cial Board; Cyndy Good ri ch , Ict'asurer , Student Associa· ti o n ; Carolyn Tompkins , secretary -treasurer, Sopho· mo re class ; Lori T i pto n, secretary , Freshman class; Cheryl H elms , president of Kappa Delta Pi Swtet ·

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ARIOW O F ' 1 lETA PHI

heart of Sigma Alph a Epsil o n ; Lo rnine Burg io, Dormitory pres id ent, treasurer, Pan H e l ; Kact'n Clark, cheerleader, Kappa D elta Pi , vi ce president , Student Ed ucat ion A ssociation ; Ali ce Scantlebury, freshman counselor; M argact't M icholet , H omecoming princess; Sherry Kardis, trtasuct'r, Kappa Delta Pi; Sandra Webb , president, Student EducatiOn Associatio n ; M ary Quinn Sale, pmident, Alpha Kappa Delta; M artha H o ll is, head chetcltader ; Grace Rose lli , Eta Sigma Phi, Sigma Delta Pi , Miss William and Mary ; Ginny Nittoli , Me rme ttes, Kappa Delta Pi; Byron Shelton , freshman co unsel o r ; Becky Neff, Orchesis; l a n H o lzer, Miss Jrresistible; Barbara Wallace, Sweet· heart of Sigma Chi; Kay Tucker, Chi Delta Phi ; Fran Stewart, cheerl eade r ; Jo Rall o, cllff rl eader ; Susie Davi , Eta Sigma Phi, choi r ; Anne M oore, choir, Kappa Delt a Pi; Pe nny Cherry, Abeli an Society, Alpha La mbda Delt a; Frances J o nes, Sigma Delta Pi; Caml Rodenbaugh, Alpha Kappa Delta; fran ces J o nes, Orchesis; Susan Shipp, Kap pa Delta Pi , Alpha Lambda Delta ; Lindy Allmond , Carolyn Clouser, Gin· ge r D ick, Cathy Fulwiler, Pat Gand , Chrissie Ulmer, Alph a Lambda Delta ; Sarah Mays, W o men 's Dormitory Association Judicial Boa rd

Wa shington a .ta , Wash ington Stat. Un lve rti ty

Chapter Honors-- Fou rth scholasti ca lly of all wo men's livi ng g roups

Ind ividual Honor-Cindy Mann, Alpha Lambda Delta ; M ichelle Ouellette , D ream Girl of Pi Kappa Al pha; M o lly En nis, D elta Tau [k lta Sally Sunsh ine; Ja cque Bowman, Yell Que-en .

Wyoming Alpha , Un iversity of Wyom ing

Chapte r Honors--Second in H omecoming Sing, second place H omecomi ng fl oat, third academica lly o n the ro

Ind ividua l Honors--Shirley Anderson, Corpettes; M ary Kay Bond , M ilitary Ball Quee n, Collegiate (ho· cale, Corpeues; J an H illslead , Angel Flight Archangel and Drill Commander , Delta Sigma Phi Queen, M ilitary Sail Attendant ; Barb Lewis, Wyo Gals; Jeanie Stachon , Dean ' s List, Spurs , Wyo Yearboo k Staff ; Elayne Stickney, Dean ' s List ; Sara Snyd er, Pmide n t's H o nnr Roll , H ockey Team, research fellowship al Oakridge Laboratories; Va l ri Vivi a n , Branding Iro n Staff, Pi Delta Epsilon; Ali ce Bunn , Wyo GaJs, Dean ' s List, Angel Flight, Barb H itchcock, Angel Flight ; Lynda Kelly, W yo Gals, Senate commiue-e; ancy Needham, W yo Gals; Vi cki Petsch , Pepster, I ron Skull , Phi Gamma Nu , Dean 's LiSI , Ou tstanding Gr«k W o man nomine-e; Judy Saul, Phi Gamma Nu , Senale Committee; Kath)' Simmons , Ange l Flight , W yo Gals ; Mary Simpson, A nge l Fl ig ht Archangel, M ilitary Ball Que-en; Carol Anderson , Alpha Tau Omega Que-en , Dean ' s List; Cindy Pe-etz , Wyo Year· book Staff, D ean ' s List; Ba rb Brosius M orta r Board, Union Activities Counci l Executive Board, Dean's Li st Wh o' s Wh o,' Corptltes, Dean ' s List ; Rae Lynn Lorenzon , Iron Skull , Sigma Alpha Eta , Dean's List; Nan cy Ruff, Dean ' s List; Paula Saker, Cho· rale ; Billi Jo Berry , Dean ' s Lisl ; Terri Lorenzon , Dean ' s List ; Connie Ro bb , Dean ' s Lisl ; Karen D o kken , Angel Flight

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

These young ladies have pledged Pi Beta Phi at co lleges . and universities since January 30, 1970. Chapters are listed in alphabetiaal orde r

Alabama Alpho---Carolyn Bu chman , Joanie Valrmr, Leslie Hill , Nashville, Tenn.; Millie Gribben, Tuscaloosa; Andy Holloway, Sally Hay, Murfreesboro, Tenn.

Alabama Gommo--Donna H ogg, Uniontown.

Arlzana •• to--Al yce Ketner, Donna Salz, Tempe; Fran Mathiason, Gwen Yee, Phoen ix; Barbara Goldberg, Fresno, Calif.; Catherine Mitchell , Artesia, N M.; Nan cy Van Dyne, Orinda, Calif.

Arkanlal Alpho--M arietta Irving. Forrest City; Mickey McNamara, Dallas , Tex.; Becky Jane Wells, Helena

California Celto--Donna Dodds, North H ollywood; Peggy Burrin, Fullerton; Gayle Godwin , Long Beach; Kuen Son, Lafayette

California EpIUo n--Colleen Bowman, Laguna Beach; Patty Brajkovich, Greenbrae; Carol Haley, Corona del Mar ; Cecelia Kemper, Joanne Redlinger, San Diego; Connie Moyer, Anaheim; Marie March, Chula Vista; Kristine Nelson, Arcadia; Kim Shreading, Placentia; Kris Smith, Corona; Mary Kay Taylor, Santa Moni ca.

Colorado Alpho--Barbara Ann Berger, Shaker Heights , Ohio ; Virginia Carnegie, Pauicia Kane, Colorado Springs; Janice Evans, Des Moines, I owa; Carol Liguore, Boulder; Karis Webster, La Habre, Calif.

Colorado Gammo--El iubeth Clement,

Florida Gammo--Cri s Wopal, Fait Haven, N.}. ; Candy Tooker, Chevy Chase, Md .; Sara Rice, Louisville, Ky.; Nancy Vitriol, Brookville, N.Y .; Tenda Small, San Antonio, Tex .; Eugenie LaBranche, Marblehead, Mass.; Barbara Reid , Louisville, Ky .; Janet Smith, Shawnee Mission, !Can .; Susan Upton, Sf. Jo· seph, Mich

Florida Celto--Hannah Berman, Ocala; Debby Cody, Kissimmee; Lori Curley, Miami ; Cheryl Kelly, Winter Park; Janice Macfie, Orlando; Marci Ronan, Boca Raton; Caren Mohrbacher, Mi ami; Barba.ra Tatlow, Day · tona Beach.

IIIlnoll •• ta·Delto--Jane M Smith, Northfield; Pamela S Smith , Amboy; Deborah L. Soule, Rochester, Minn

IIIlnoll Eto---Cathe:rine Johnson, Moorhead, Minn

Indiana Alphc-M.rgaret Height, Franklin

Indiana •• to--Marcia Amold , Beecb Grove ; Nancy Bartlett, Nancy Bloom, Bloomington ; Amy Boozer, Mishawaka; Robin Colby, Montpelier, Vt. ; Kathy Cook, Bluffton; Diane Goodley, Shelbyville; Mari·

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Inne Grueter, Auburn; Nancy Hanket, Elmhurst, Ill.; Diana Harrer, West Lafayette; Nancy Hay, Lebanon; Beny Heston, Mary Kem, Juanita Patterson, Pat Stutsman, Kathy Walls , Ind ianapolis; Joy Holmes, Anch orage, Ky .; Linn Knutson , Hammond ; Kathy McClurken , South Bend; Barbara Mendel, Chattanooga , Tenn .; Tamara Morrison , Evanston, III. ; Judy Roska, Mequon, Wis.; Debbie Sto len, Wausaw, Wis .; Jan Thorbecke, Seaford Long Island, N.Y.; Jackie Ulm, Sarah Watten, Fort Wayne; Laurie Chideedantz, Washington

Indiana Zet_ Lynn Sheridan , Theresa Fry, Mary Ann Campagna, Indianapolis; Cynthia Beyer, Cumberland ; Nancy Voris, Franlelin; Kathyrn Majer, New Yorle; Constance Kraner, Kok omo.

Kanlal Alph_Barbara Beeson, Julie Evans, M ission; Betsy Adams, Becky Nohe. Overland Parle; Catherine Berg, Janis Laursen, Kansas City, Mo.; Christine Chapman, Barbara Murrow, Topeka; Lydia Costello, Bartlesville, Okla.; Alice Crawford, Salina; Jane Dodd , Carol Nothdurft, Prairie Village ; Ann Dusler, St. Louis, Mo .; Susan Edwards, Gail Homer, Kansas City; Susan Haller, Wichita ; She lie: Hoole , Mason City, I owa; Janet Macdonald, Hutchinson ; Jane Ann Moore, Tulsa , Okla.; Chris Mullenix, Lawrence; Signe Nelson, Garden City; Marcia Robertson, Kansas City, M o.; Melanie Russell, Ulysses; Becky Schantt, Wichita; Elizabeth Schwarz, APO , New York; Joanne Walls, Leawood; Gifford Weary , Junction City .

lou III ana Alpho---Cath y Templeton, Terre Haute, Ind

Maine Alpho--Margaret P. Hayes, Brunswick; Nancy Phillips, Frttport; Mary-Lynne Rici&liano, No Caldwell, N .}.; Patricia Riley, Danvers , Mass. ; Gail Webber, Lewiston.

Maryland •• to--Chri stine Bernice Absher, Camp Springs ; Susan Jane Allen, Wheaton; Mary Diane BenJcovic, Steelton, Pa .; Barban Jean Campbell, Karen Louella O ' Connor, Laurel; Jeannine Marie Finnacom, Tall Timbers; Karen Marie Finnell Ann Hartman , Athene Susan Mezines, Be:thesda; Patricia Gene: Griffin, Linda Louise King, Ann Liberatore, Hyatts· ville; Patricia Claire Huggins, Kensington; Marj orie Elaine Kaifer, Lura Jane Powell, Baltimore; Mildred Josephine Keir, Suitland ; Susan Kay Kost, Bowie; Pa· tricia Ann Mann , Kingsville ; Sharon Louise McKim, Springfield, Va .; Linda Jeanne Panler, Silver Spring ; Janis Lee Pszwaro, Gibbstown, N.}.; Rena Rooeman , Denville, N .J.; and Linda Anne Walter. RoclcvilJe .

Michigan Alpho--Bonnie A Kuhlow, Bay Village, Ohio; Muy Jane Fox, South Bend, Ind .; Barbt.ra Howerton , Silver Spnng, Md .; Ann Heathcote, Cinci. nalli, Ohio; !Carrie Tutu, Dea.rbom, Mich

Mlchlgon Delta--CheryJ &nnett, Marsha MacDo nald , Karen Collins, Ann Arbor; Natalie Arndt , Muskegon; Jan Chamberlain , Chagrin Falls, Ohio ; Carol Me· Berea , Ohio; Carol M cDo nald , Jackson; Peggy Meyer, Pompton Plains. N J.; Nail, Clawson ; Barbara Re id, Flint ; tauri Ross, Lathrup Village ; Sherry Scott , Garden City; Sandy Luzerne ; Leslie Sutler, Southgate; Chris Jamboretz, Manchester, Mo ; Peggy !..te, Pittsburgh , Pa .; Sally Pitlman, Syn · Ind .; Kalis!a Hartsuif, Grand Rapids ; Berr Jones, South Bend, Ind .; Ginny V ogel, Manchester

Mluourl Kahn , Fort Worth. Tex .; Bobby Cochran , Louisville, Ky ; Meredith Rosen , St. Louis.

Mlnlnlpp! a.ta-C ynthia Smith, Corinth; Janet Straub, Jackson

New Mexico Alph_D utchess Smith Amarill o, Tex.; Barb J.nkura Munster, Ind ; M argaret Brown. H an· fo rd . Calif.; Sarah Bowsher, Center, Colo.

New York Gamm.-Jan Cochran, Wellsville ; Lee D ibble, Herkimer; Barbara Ford, Glenmont ; Martha Shulkies, Syracuse; Joanne Steele, Cortland ; Barbara Banta, Oswego; joan Boisvert, Massena ; Caroline Closs, H o neoye FaJls; Cheryl Getty, Rome; judy jameson, Pittsford; Cindy j oslyn, Glens Falls; Karen Ma zo, Oakdale; Karen Mill er, Troy; Anne O 'Co nnell , Scotch Pl ains, N j ; Chris R iley, Oswego ; judy Rust, Burlington , V t. ; Di ane Su ll ivan, Westbury ; Susan Vager, New H artford; Wendy Zolto , Ramsey, N J

New York Delt.-Mary Chandler, Alexandria , Va .; Connie Clark, Geneva ; Debora Delap, Schenectady ; Deanna Du dzinski, Kenilworth, N ].; Ellen Goldner, New H aven, Conn .; Karen Greene Niagara, Wis .; Lucy H ertel, I thaca; Cindy Hosie, N o rthport ; Barbara Kayne, Lakewood , Ohio ; Gretchen Keiser, Jamesville ; Brenda Kn o wlton, Fayetteville ; Cindy Lewis, Garland, Wyo.; Sharon Linderman , Marcellus; Sheila McGuirk, BelAir, Md .; Mary Muggleton, Clayton ; Sue Murphy, Montclair , N J .; Marytercsc pasquale, Bingham ton; M usha Pechmao , Sumner, Wash ; Nancy Polter , Truxton; M argaret SconeH, Marcellus; Susan Swan · $On, Winchester, Mass

North Carolina Alpha--Ca.roline C.roft, Claiborne Jones Chapel Hill ; Laura Greeley, Canton; Becky Stroupe, Charloue

North Carolina .eta---G ail Arneke, Margaret Poyner, Ra leigh ; Catherine Everett, Robersonville ; Lydia Eure, Susan Haumersen , Cambridge, M d .; Kathy Jaqueue, Hendersonville; Elaine Whites ides, Olar· lotte; Mary Wilson, Kens, Md .; Madha White , Coral Gables, Fla.; Sally Lakeland, Fla .; Ruddy , M iami, Fla .; Pat Hart, Rochester, N Y .; Mart y Earhart, Iront o n, Obi o; M issi McM o rris , Va .; Marilyn Wright , Vienna , Va .; Anne Geer, Huntsv ille, Al a.; Connie Winstead , Dallas. Tex .: Oi · arw! Maho ny, Fullerton, Calif.; Nancy Bradley, Piusburgh , Pa .; Ann Back, Darien , Conn ; Phyllis Scholl, Kenilworth , III.

THE AllOW OF PI IUA PHI

Ohio Alphc-Terry Boudouris, Leslie Ford, Sylvan ia; Claudia Brandenburg. Middlet own; Ma.rcy Curtain, Pittsburgh , Pa.; Barban Oceanport , N ). ; Car· oline Dobbins, Charlesto n. W .Va .; Becky Doggett , Keuerin8 ; Jeanne Favret, Columbus ; Mary Beth Greiner, Dayton; Ca.rol Grisson , Springfield, Va .; Suo san Guoyou , Celina; Laurin Gutter, Skokie, III.; Kris Klipstine , West Milto n ; Debby McNeal , Upper Ar· lington ; Francie Macri , Cinnaminson, N ).; lIa Mill er, Groveport ; Ilene Nova , Scarsdale, N Y.; Candy Po lley , Worchester, Mass .; Karen Schmidt, Delaware ; Daphne Sisson, Middlet ow n ; Katie Spaethe, Janie Turner, Hudson; Pam Titley, Granville ; Pam Y ode r, Marion

Ohio Iet.-Nona Brown , York , N ,Y ; Sue En · ge l, Celina; Debbie Mahne, Milford; Judy Hugenberg, Portsmouth ; Jackie Jones, Sue McClaren , D ay· to n; Marty King , Y oungstown.

Oklahoma Alpho--Randy Hanes, Springfield, Va .; Mary Bell , Lincolnwood , III.; M issy Lummus, Janet laForge, Hamilton , Tulsa ; Karen Shotwell, M oore; Susan Westbrooke, Bartlesville

Oregon Delto--H eather M cKean, Sharon White, Pan. land.

P.nnlylvonlo Gammo--Barbara Bohnenblust. Orwigs· burg: Barbara Bo yle, Vill anova ; J eannie Casey, Pl a i n. field, N J .; Sally Cobrain, H a rtforc.l, Conn ; Jean Cooper. Salisbury, M d.; Carolyn D ' Orta , Beverly Eismann, Ambler ; Suzanne Drau t, Linwood, N.J .; Ka· Ihy Gr:1del , Ph oenixville; Roberta Herceg, Chester; Kim Howie. Wilmington , Del. ; Betsy Jones, Potts· ville ; Claudia Kelly, Paulsboro, N ). ; M aureen Me· Carthy , Ellicott City, Md ; Rachel O ' Brian , D evon; Ruth Siam o n, Wilkes·Barre; Vicky Sweetser, Oakland, N .J ,; Jane Webster, Norrist o wn ; Joy Whitman , Roc kville, Md .; Christina Worth , West port, Conn

South Carolina Alpho--Eleano r Bruno , Columbia.

Sou Dakota Alpho--Ch ristine Brandle , Minneapolis, Minn .; Linda Kay Hazen Remsen, Jowa; Roxanne Le· Master, Esterville, Iowa; M ary Beth Nefzser, Rapid City; Susan Sonnek , Mobridge

Tenne"ee Gammo--R uth Anne Byrd, Beth Cart· wright, Debbie M cMurrian , Knoxville ; Barbara Blanks, Jill J ones, Sharon M cCullough, Kathy Nicholas , Brenda Smith , Mi chelle Tinker, Jeanne Reynolds, Susan Owen, Chatta nooga; Sally Lacy, D ebbie Shockley, M orristow n; Ly n n Holmes, Chris Mu ssig, Debbie Laughery, A.rlington, Va .; April Ri chardson , Sally Shugart, Athen s; Anne Conser, Smithville ; Mary Jane Di ckson, Conco rd ; Ginger Robens, Dalton, Ga .; Sha· ron Idol, N o rth Wilkesboro, N C.; Leslie Bean, Nash· ville; Sunn i Eden s, Pulaski , Va .; Stephanie Ginocchi o, Cincin nat i, Ohi o; Debbie Edwards, Springeld, Va.; 8elty Bro wn , Suzanne Phdps. Jacque Martin , Memp h is; G aiden Jacobs, Atlanta , Ga.

T.nn."e. Delto--Sand ra Culp, Lois Don a hue, Sandra H em phill , J oa n Schmitt, Ellen Smith, Caresse Tubbs,

Memphis ; Nancy Metzgtr, Paducah, Ky. ; Vicki Smith , Olarl n ton , Mo .; j o y Younghanse, Conco rd : Mary Burge , Nashville

Texos Beto-- Pam Bentsen , M cAllen ; Victo ria Brown, Washington, D .C.; Be\'erly Braubach, San Ant o ni o; Ann Bianchi , Wi chita Falls; Ann Brennand, Nf!W Orleans ; La .: Laurie jopling, jayne Rose, Blair Rider, Dalls; Catherine Hyde , Si o ux Falls, S D. ; Sus if! Gregg, Carol Clemm o ns, Royann Winchester, Pama Shearer, Houston ; Ma rgaret Rhodes , Arkadelphia , Ark ; Sally Phelan , H obart, Okla ; judy Pettyj o hn , Amarillo; Beth Montgomery, Sikeston , Mo .; Sally Martin, Tulsa, Okla ; Pamela Friday, North Little Rock , Ark ; Kate Fowler , Tucson , Ariz ; Shelley Taylor, Canyon ; Cymhia Co llins, Pasadena , Calif .; jackie Wendt, Richm o nd ; Sara jane Snell , Verno n: Virginia Smith, Galveston; Melanie Smith, Magnolia, Ark.; Anna Shillinglaw, Nashville, Tenn. ; Phyllis Scott , Shaker Heights, Ohio.

Utoh Alpho--Barbara johnson, Shelley Peterson , Susan Shields , B«ky Bowen, Paui Bruce, Robin Rudy, Salt Lake City.

Virg lnio Gommo--Kitty Ammen, Nancy Bryan , Ro ano ke ; Pam Billy, Hopewell; Teresa Bo ykin, Chesapeake ; Conn ie Burbage, Po rtsmouth; Pegg y Corso , Virginia H o llyer, Alexandria ; Barbara Green , Bethesda , Md ; jan Holzer, Sharon Truesd ell, WiI-

liamsburg ; Linda j o hnson , H a rriett St anley . Falls Church; Mary jane Lo ve, Fort Dix , N ). ; Caro lyn Marrin , Lynchburg; judy McCusker, N o rwich, Conn ; Nancy Petra vage, M clean ; jane Sieven , Waldwi ck , N .). ; Cathy Sto ne. Richmo nd ; a lly Strudcell, Ocean City, N .). ; Mary Timmins , Lynn , Mass .; Lori Tipto n, Vi ck.ie V o lk , N o rfolk ; Maxine Tuchr, Altavista.

Wa . hington Seta--Cathie Barco tt , Judy Cro nkhite . Everelt; Caro l Fleischauer, New (ayuma, Calif. ; Laurie j o nes, Spokane; Peg Maloney, Spokane; Carolyn Mather Yakima; Becky Mitchell , Walla Walla ; Kathy Pynor, Ferndale.

West Virginia Gamma-Martha Cahill, Butler, Pa ; Christine Cook, Charlero i, Pa.; j o yce johnson , Ocean City. N ). ; Cathy Kresan , Stamford. Conn .; Christine Kubi ck, Tenafiy, N .] . ; Lynn MacArt hur, Lyndhurst, Ohio; Diane M«s , Pittsburgh, Pa .; Elizabeth Parkin , Olarleston ; Barbara Schnieder, Tarryt o wn , N Y. ; K a ren Siaughte rback, Indianapolis, Ind ; Patricia T o th, Cleveland , Ohio ; Patricia Stearns, Alfred Stati o n, N .Y . ; Darleyne Hawkins , D eer Park, N . Y.; Arlen Sco tt , Ro me Ga

Wyoming Alpho--R ogene Brennan , Buffal o; Karen Ko Hen , Billings , M o nt. ; Barbara Fletcher , Rawlins ; Lynn Menghini , Roc k Springs ; Sall y Tysor, Whitmer, Cheyenne.

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These yo ung ladies have been initialed into Pi Beta Phi chapters since 5e'ptember 15 , 1969

Alabama Alpha-D arr1l Campbell, Penucola. Fla ; Judy Ellisor, Ente rpr ise; Marsha H oo ks, Claudia Ed· wards. Hal a Fawal, Birmingham; Sally J o nes, N as h ville, Ten n .; Cathy Lawrence, Brent wood. Tt"fln ; Anne Steed, jud y Thomas, Decatur ; Becky Word , M o ntgomery.

Alabama a e ,o-Chris Adnee, Ft Laude rdale Fla ; Damo n Akin , Franklin , Tenn .; Leigh Beavers, Akro n, Ohio: Kathy Coppedge , Coral Gabl es, Fla .: Jenny Hamilton , Decatur, Ga .; Linda M oore, Wetumpka ; Peggy Mun son , New Iberia, La .; Nancy Ni ch o ls, Win · cheste r, T e nn .; Carol Ragsdale, M o bile; Tricia Re id, Bi rmin gham: Fran Rud o lph, Albertville : Donna Wheeler, Montg omery; Alyce Wherry. Nashville , Tenn .; Sandra Wright, Springville .

Alabama Gammo-Patricia A.rnharat Debi H ooton, Debra O ' Bryan , Mobile ; Debra Bro wn , Chris Mille r, Jill Snyder, Ka y Stammer, Briming ham; Linda Cop· pock, Mary Catherine Murphy, Ann Kimmons, Karen Vruels Huntsvill e; Patrici a Crowder, D o than ; Bar· bara D oy le, A tlaota, Ga .; Marsha Fuller, Winter Park. fla ; A lexia Hop,g , Uniontown ; M ary Johnson Debra Scruggs, Joan ie Wa lke r, M ontgomery; Linda Kennedy, Foley ; Patricia Lord , jane M urp h y, Auburn : J a net Neighbors Autaugaville ; Louise Seier. Siluria; Gwen Stt:wart, M em phi s, Tenn .; Belinda Wil son, G adsde n ; Susan W o lfe, Albany , Ga.;

Albe rta Alpho- Les lie BaHen , Pam Campbell, Susan Elliott, M onica Judah , Krystyna Kuni cki , Brenda Ltt , Susan Po lsky, J ane Poo le, Judy Poo le , Leslie Robb, Laurie Simmonds, Gail Yanew , Lois Y o ung

Arkon a l Alph o--Cindy Coates, Kathy Davi s, Lynn Kreps, Jennife r Lewis, Little Rock ; Mary Ali ce Con· ner, Newport; Debbie Phelps, Patty Shelton, Carolyn Bassett, fayette vi lle; June West, Terry Riley, Pine Bluff; Susan Satterfield, Texarkana; Carolyn Rogers, H ouston , Tex.; laurie Sturtevant, Springfield , M o .; Lisa Edwards , Chester6eld, Mo .; Mary Ellen Day, Camden ; Susan Sellers, Gly n Ellen , 111 .; Ann Gantt, M agnolia; Fay Bunch, Sha Carson , Blytheville; Shi ro ley Price, Vinita , Okla .; A nn Yancey, M arvell; Peterson , Louisville, K y.; Pam Collier, Ardmore , Okla .; Judy H ur ley, Wa r ren ; Beth Mathews , Trudy R ichards, D a ll as, Texas .; Cindy O 'Conn o r , Little Rock ; Paula J o hnson , Clarksville; Lucy Sicard , Ft. Smith ; Beth Quessenberry, Birdeye: Mary Cook Nabors, Carol Winn , Dallas , Tex.

AlKANSA S BETA-Kat herin e Baker. Ginny fetzek , Carol Mueller .

Trudie Behr , M ill Valley ; Vicky Br1Ideman , Naples, haly ; Sally Erickson, Kensi ngton; Sue Giorgi , G reen· brae; Joanne Jackson, Camp Pendl eton; Lyn J ewett, Susan Mag ree, Ruth M cVeigh , Piedmont; K at h y Lo ker, O cea nside; Paui Malloy, Napa; lsi Schmid , Kent6eld ; Pat Seefeld, Santa Barbara; Marilyn Stewart, Salinas

Callfaro la Gamma-Nan cy Acke rma n, Betsy Grether, Huntingt o n Beach; Suzanne Parker , Hun ting ton Har· bour ; Marjie Adams , Mikie Burke, Riversi de; Krist in Beckman , Lorna Lockwood, Long Beach; Sara Callan . d e r, San Francisco ; Becky Collins, Downey ; Patti Cre· han, Debbie H all , Kitty Karen Ullery, Los Ange les; Nan cy Gre-gory, Ro lling Hills ; Jeanne Ham, Las V egas, Nevada; K a ren Hirschler, Shelley Wilcox, Arcadia; Judy Huntingto n , Santa Ana ; Lori Keefe, Redlands ; Fl o ri K e rr, N ort h H o llywood; Ann lip pi n· cott, Paradise Valley, Arizona; Cindy M adieros, Gar· den G rove; Kat h y Munroe, Balboa Island ; Carlyn Pierose, Pacific Pa li sades; Mimi Reiman , Ventura

Califom lo Oe lta--jeanne Brown , W ood land Hill s: Nancy Miner, Wh ittier ; Kris Shul tz, 5e'pulveda ; jane Stansbury, Enci no; Nancy Resenh ouse-, Kansas City , Kan .; laurie Bird , Laguna Beach ; A ngela Chen, H ong K o ng; Andrea Doumakes , Cecelia Ram os, Lo.5 Ange · les; Faye Gordinie-r, Mary Sewe ll , Les l ie Willey, Red . lands; Linda Le Marinel , Anahe im ; J oanne Pierson , J o ine Piini , Salinas; Mi chelle Pi oze t, los Alt os; Lucy Sememiuk, New po rt Beach ; Wendy Scheffers, Fulle rton ; Cathy Shannon, Burlingame; Pam Silver, Menl o Park ; Dana Wheeler, Paci 6c Palisades ; Kathy Wi I. Iiams, Placentia.

Ca li fornia Epl llon--Joanie Bla ck, Elizabeth Shaefer, Coronado; Carol Collins, Arcadia ; Janet Edwards, Kary O 'Nei ll , Susan Scholfield, San Diego ; J e rry Far rar, Cor o na del Mar ; Nancy Halvorson, Anaheim ; Anne J acobs, Pomo na ; Juli e Oswald , Lynn Recupero, Orange ; Susan Schull, Pal os Verdes ; Am y Stoddard, Newport Beach ; Kathy Stonum, Los Altos; J oa n Turner, Lo ng Beach, Martha Clark, Bakersfield ; Trish H ar ris , San Diego; Jenny Herren , Orange ; Lise Min · ton, LaJayeue ; Sheldra Stone , Pal o s Verdes .

Californ ia Zeto--S ue A nderso n, Claremo nt; Sue Col· vin, Whittier ; Merrill Everett, Atherto n; Linda Klo cke, Cupe rtin o; Shan non Mcintyre, Medfo rd, Ore.; Debby Nichols , Burling2me ; Jan Palmer, South Pasa · dena; Marilyn Po rter, San Jose ; Pan Shirey, North · rid ge; Lynn Sillman, Las Veg15 , Nev ; Sandy Sny· der, Ren o, Nev ; CMryl Thomson, Millbrae; Lindsay V ann, Los Altos; Candy Bla ckfo rd , San Diego; Cathy Buck, Ren o, Nev. ; Lynn Currier, Aptos; Nancy Dowd, Judy Walker , Sacramento; Laurie Haggland , Carson City, Nev.; Ma rian ne M ichle" Fountain Val ·

Ca liforn ia a e to-Bergit Smedberg, San Bernardin o; ley; Pam M o n roe, M edford, Ore .; M eg N«I , Pu os Deborah D oo little, San Rafael ; Pam Ren alds, Pal o Verdes Estates ; H atti Simons, Granada Hills ; Kr isty Alt o; Cathy H alsing, Su san Di ttoe, San FranciKo; Singer, Modes to; Jan Wentz San demeote; Kathy Barbara M adsen, Eureka ; Joanne Sh«ran, Lafayette ; Wilson , Yuba Gty.

Colorado Alpho-- Lynne Schnei<kr, New Orleans, La .; Caro l Licht enberg, Cathy Conwell, Sue Murphree , Clerie Bums, Mindy Kaaso n, Marti Wilson, Denver; Lynn Smith , Barbara Vivari, Margot Ingoldsby , Wash ingt o n, D .C.; Lise Valier, Libby Hager, SI. Louis, M o.; Joann Smith, Los Angeles, Calif.; Anita Krumh olz, Dallas , Texas; Krist in Knoll , H ouston, Tex.; Debbie H o lshuh , Akron , Ohio; Teri Nelson , &ulder ; Sara Anne H anso n, Billings , M ont.; Mary Bllrnes, Mexico, M o.; Barbara Burley, Brooklyn, New York; Rebecca Beardsley, Elkhart, Ind

Colorado Gamm o-Deirdre Aldridge, Patri ce Ander son, Rhonda Bibecstine, Kathy Buck, Syd ney Comp. ton , Donna Krueger, Elizabet h Mi tchell, D ebora h Tobin , Karen Tritch , Denver; Nancy Beers, Potomac, Md .; Nancy Behm, Albuquerque , N M. ; Cameron, Woodst ock, III ; Kendra Cox, Pueb lo; Emily Edgecomb, Linco ln , Neb ; Gretchen Epke, Y ork, Neb .; Cynthia Hall , Topeka , Kan .; Nancy Hiatt, Steamboat Springs; Pat Kavalec, Ft. Collins; Carolyn Kelly, Tul sa, Okla .; Criss Smith , Santa Ana , Calif.; Packs, St Lo uis , Mo.; Carol Spilman , Da vis, Calif.; Jeanne V an Gernert, Los Alamos, N M .; Jacque Jensen Connie Lebsack, D enver ; Sunny Bauer, Whillier, Calif .; Linda Craig, Colorado Springs; Vi cki Dalt on. Wichita , Kan .; Dianne Higgins , Kingston , N.}.

Florida Alpho--Jo Adams, Indianapolis. Ind ; Buffy Apell , Oshkosh , Wis .; Plilly Barnhill, Chris Hamman , H ollywood; Krist; Bettendorf, Miami Beach ; Carol Biller, Anne Porter, M iami; Jan Bridgers, Satellite Beach; Katy Dunn, Shaw nee Miss ion, Kan .; Janet Eu· bank Boca Rat o n; Jan H o lland Savannah, Ga .: Robin uwis , DeLand ; Betsy Linder, Carolyn Moore, lakeland ; Martha Schick, V era Beach ; Susan Swann , Crys· tal Lake, 111.; Mary Shelton Ward , Springfield, Ky.; J oan White, Tallahass« ; Julie William s, Sanfo rd

flor ida aoto--D ianne DiC'Z, Sylvania, Ohio ; Elizabeth Bond , Lake City; Barbara Bissett, Lynn Alford, St. Au gustine; Peggy Bramlet, Allanta , Ga .; Maril yn Poison, Ft. Wa lton Beach ; Joy Stambaugh, Donna Elli ott, W Palm Beach; Barbara Martha Cooper, Palm Beach; Pam Pigo tt, N Palm Beach ; Iris Stutzer, Hickam AFB, Hawaii ; Patricia Gabel , Jacksonville ; D o nna Reid, Beverly Turnbull. Winter Pm; Mary Lee Nagelsen, Orlando ; Judith Drew, Janet Barthle , Tampa; Sidney Roesch, Talldl.a.ssee; Charla West , St. Petersburg

florida Delto- Beverly Barnitz, Winter Par k: Mary Lynn Cole, Ft. Lauderdale; Cathy Coleman, Miami ; Diana FCffm an, Sandct Smith, Orlando; Melissa Green , H o uston , Tex .; Lo ueHa Kidd, Amy Yawn, Gainesville ; Janie Myers W North Palm Beach; Mel issa 5eavy, Bradenton; Linda Utsey, Jacksonville

Florida Gammo--Allyson Staley, foct Lauderdale

Ge ia Alpho--Trud, K itchin, Karen Ford , Corey M c.Phe'rsoo, Atlanta ; Fl oss ie Cunningham, Wilming · ton, Ohi o; Karm Hale, Athens ; Lou Rogers, Albany

ill inois aeta-Delto--A nn Fischer, Alton; Ra chel Krause, Kismet , Kan .; M o nica Walencik, Harvey

lII inol . Ep.llon--Martha Derrick, Cincinnati , Ohio ; Laura Gardner, Upland, Calif.; Shirley Gideon, develand , Ohi o ; Sarah Humberstone , Shaker Heights, Ohi o; Pauicia Hutchings. Cedar Rapids, I o wa ; Allyn Landau, Huntington Station, N Y ; Nancy Lawther, Bay V illage, Ohio ; Margaret Bisbe:e:, Ariz .; Mary Pamela Munson, Wheaton ; Jean Oppenheimer, San Antonio, Tex .; Penelope Pittman, Cincinnati , Ohio ; Sharo n Robinson , Champaign; Kathy Scan lon, Northbrook ; Sa ra So net, Larchm ont, N.Y ; Janet Stampfl , Milwaukee Wis ; Sharen Swartz, D ayton, Ohio; Kimberly Wick, Dubuque, Iowa; D eborah Ziegler, Philadephia , Pa

lII ino l. Eto--Laurie Ahl gre n, Normal; Christine Flaherty, Park Forest; Mary Kay Florence, Linda Gaskill , J acquelyn Grier, M onmouth; Sally Hanson, K ewa nee ; Francia H oeltgen, Midl o thian ; Anne Johnston, Noko mis; Kathleen Kennedy, MI. Prospect; Mcilwain , Betha n y; DeAnna Pederso n, Joliet ; Mary Ali ce Pickett, Decatur; Amy Carlinville; Ann Thalman , Dan ville; Sandra Theriault, Gcero.

Ind iana Alpho--Jennielu Head, Rushville ; Marshall , Shelbyville ; Sue Brmnan, South Bend; Bar· bara Carpenter, Fulton, N Y .; Jan Ferry, Mun ster ; D on na Lentz , Tcafalger; Cathy Mc Farland , Indianapoli s; Michel e Teoti , Ridgefield , Conn

Indiana aeto-- linda Carrigan . Co nn ie Turner, Indianapolis ; Janet Woodward, Bloomfie ld; Kathy Brown, Logansport: Amy Hay, Lebanon ; Allison Collins, Evansville ; Debbie Strunk, Peor ia, III. : Beth Winkler. Annandale , Va .

Indiana Delto--Jean Baker, St. Louis, M o.; Nancy Beauy, Lo uis Fogarty, Jane Ryker , Iodi anapo lis ; Janet Brower, Frankfort ; Kaye Clow, Marion ; Kathy Cook, Fo rt Wayne; Joan Cooper, Easton , Maeyland; Beth Coppel , Chillicothe, Ohio ; Nancy Cripe, Wayette ; Helen Fo llis . M arion ; Ma che Feank, M onroevi lle , Fa .; Vi cki Godar, laGrange Pk ., III ; Diana Gray, M cLean, Va ; Patti Helsper, Gary ; Rosie IacCirine, Evansville; Becky Sue Wendt , South Bend ; Kathy Kr o pf, Pittsburg, Pa .; Diane Lietzen, Merrillville ; Maureen Matthews, Griffith; Marcia Miller, Neenah, Wis.; jane Milnes , Evergreen Park , III. ; Pat Okill, Honolulu Hawaii ; Carol Parkhill, Pontiac. III .; Jan Ro bbins. Lafayette; Laony Schaumberg. Santa Cruz, Calif ; Jolee Schmidt, Pueblo, Colo ; Sandy Sutter, Kathy V o nBocstel. Munster ; Linda Verner, Oak Brook III .; Sally Walker, Birmingham, Mich.; Sue Walker, Berea, Ohio ; Donna Whitehead, Evansville ; Genie Yarian , West Lafayette; Sue: Y o ung, Mentor, Ohio ; Judy ZitTrin , Rock Island , III. ; Debbie Clymer, Peru, Ind

Indiana Zeta--Ca eo l Abeyan , Deborah Clack, Muncie ; Rene Bellar, And e rson ; Pam Miller, Diana Williams, Speedway ; Mary Williams, Argos ; Jean Stevens, L0gansport; Susan Klipich , South Bend .

Iowa Alpho-M ary Lord, Ainsworth; Barbara Trabert , Brighton : Karen Smart , Ft. Madison ; Rita Loren12 Homew ood, III. ; Mary Turner , Fairfield ; Anne lindenbaum . Lockpo rt, III.; Marilyn Bergstrom. MI Pleasant ; and Patri c ia Fisher Buffalo , N Y

Iowa Gammo--Sandra Spalcher , Susan Ingv o lstad Ames ; Carole Steven son , Spencer ; Rebecca Waldstein , Rembrandt

KaniG. Beto- Be<ky Ik2tty , Rhonda Campbell, Peggy K ennedy, Barbie Po und , Manhauan; Tammy CaSt, M arion ; Jan Chandler, Kathy D unkel , Cindy Glover, An ita Swain , Wichita; Ann Evans , Susan Lamb , Georgia Pallerson, Topeka ; Sara Gamber , Glenda Garrett , Salina ; Ginny Griffith , Great Bend ; Nancy Gruver. Overland Park ; Julie H auber, Becky Jarvis , Winfield ; Karen H o rst , Prairie Village ; Cindy Little Marysville. Jill Me Ginness , Olathe ; Barbara Mead , Conn .; M elanie Merrill , Shawnee M ission : K athy Mullinix , Leawood ; Lisa Peine, De-n\'er, Colo .: Jeanie Peters , Lamed : Donna Prusa , P Orles; Stephanie Schmder, Atlanti c, Jowa; Linda Sht ik, Bern ; Debbie Smith Newt o n

Kentucky Alpho-Pam Judy Hunter, Mar· tha Oldham, Gi n ny Sharoo Stokley , Louis · ville

Louislano Alpho-J renc Briedy, Muffet Fonte, An ne H iggi n s, Cathtrine A nn Jordan , Susalec No rr is, Ntw Orleans ; Susie Bro wn, Ft lauderdale , Fl a ; Janet Burney, Corpus Christi, Tex .; Sharon Dalovisio, Lake Charles : Debbie G addy , Lo ng Beach, Miss.; "ally Johnson, Chatt an ooga, Tenn .; Joan L. McM ullen , Bar-tOW, Fla. ; T o ni Owens , West Palm Beach , Fla; Maria Paradel n, Miami, Fla.; Joan Powell , Dalla s, Tex ; Kitty Pyle, Pauls Valley, Okla .; Laurie Sale, Haynesville ; Patri cia Ann Sammons, Highlands, Tex .; Diane Sanderso n H o uston , Tex .; Helen Sn«d Austin ,. Tex .; M ary Ellen Walla ce , Clearwater , Fla .; Missy Webber, Texarkana , Ark

Louis ia na a eto-Melanie Benne n , Clint o n ; Lo is Bumgarner, Metairie ; M ari o n Champi o n , Kelly Cousins , Anne Mitchell , H o uslon" Jane Cmdd ock , Virginia Hagens , Mary May , Palty Whited , Shrevepo rt ; Sarah Craig, Alexandria ; Deni ce D icks , Bogalusa; Pauline Eagan , P o lly Grasel , Eva de Laureal , Patricia Paddiso n , Susan Scott , Sally Swiga rt. New Orleans ; Patri cia Gernand , Wylm a Gisclard , Lynn Granbe rry , Melanie Haase, Catherine H odge , K athryn Leake , Nancy M cNutt, Jan Rh o rer, Becky Waldrup , Baton Rouge; P atricia H all , Hot pring s, Ark . ; M artha Jum monville, Plaquemine ; Claudette LeBlan c, ufa) eue ; Barbara Rasberry , Iftnham Spri ngs ; Adele Saucier Eunice; Seyburn, Pane rso n ; Shelley Smith , Lake Charles ; Sherry Svo boda , H o uma ; Eli zabeth Heard M o nroe; Lisa Reed, Shreve- pori ; Marj o rie Bordel o n , Marks vill e, Ma ry H ai nke l Ann Parker, Barbara Taylo r. N e w Orleans

Maine Alpho- D iane Cl o u t ier , Sanfo rd ; L inda Magill , Tean eck N ). ; Joan Ashw o rlh , T ina Bea ud oin, San-

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f o rd ; Wendy Bray , Deborah Y o ung , eedham , Mass .; Cindy Chama rd , Westbrook; Susan Francis , St o ningIO n , Coon .; lesley Kennedy, Bedfo rd , Mass .; Cindy Laws , Wattrboro ; Susan lesperance , Springvale ; Lin d a Pilkin , Cape Elizabeth ; J o Ann Ray , Eastpo rt; Natalie Rogers, Con cord , N H .; Susan Tellier, Manche s ter , N H .; Mary Weaver, Orono.

Manitoba Alpho- Be\'erley Boyce , D o nna C ro nmiller, Brenda Lea ch , Pamela Robin son , Marg aret Semple, Elaine Sigurdson, Gail Steffensen , Mary Stiver , Winnipeg

Maryland leto- Pa mela Drews, Bethesda; Pamela M arsha ll , Towson ; Barbam Po rterfield , Edgewood ; Mar}" Schmitt , Silver Hill; Zolnaski , Riverdale

Ma nac:huseth Alpha-Ch eryl A ylor, Falls Church, V a .; Linda Buch , Stamfo rd , Conn ; Barbara M ay , Woodridge, Conn

Mich igan Alpho-R obin Armstrong, N o rthville; Linda Beck, Grosse Pte Shores ; Barbara Champion , laGrange, 111.; Carol D anboise , Detroit; Georgann Elko, Oxford , N J .: Susan Geo rge, Grosse li e; Polly H azlett. Akron , Ohi o; Jill Luros Ellyn Lurvey , Indianapolis, Ind . ; Susan M o lner, M edina, Ohio; H e len McGiffen, Chagrin Falls , Ohio; Patti Schmid , Fort Wayne, In d ; Chris Slater , Newark , Ohi o; Brenda Stout , Grosse Pte ; Ann Westgale , Adrian ; Ginger Woodcock, Dl oo mfield Nancy Y oung , Rocky Riv er, Ohio; Linda Zuck, Sandusky, Ohio

Michigan Delto-Candy Grttnwood, Grand Rapids ; Jane Kotila , L' Anse ; Sue Thomp son , L)' nnfi('ld , M ass .; Christi Ulmer, Ames, Io wa ; M argie Wetherby, Grass lake ; Barb M artens, M uskegon ; Carol Repke, Park Fo rest , III .; M arty Spaeth, Kalamazoo; Karen Stefanski , N o rthville ; Becky Stott , Wilmette, III. ; Paula Vierheilig Flushing

Min nesota Alpho-Ca rolyn Apple , Judy McGibbon, H opkins ; Robbie J o hnson , St Louis Park; Bertsie Koester , Red Wing; Georgia Ku shman , Rapid City , S D .; Libby Larsen , Sue Spika , M inneapo l is ; linda Lee kley, Wayzata ; Jacky Levering, Long uke; Sheila Plunkett, St Paul; Sally Sharping , Arlingt on; Pat Sims. Robbinsdale ; Joan Velie , Bloomingt o n; Sarah Vrieze. Richfield ; Carolyn Winters , Owatonna

Mlninl pp l Alpho-Dorothy M clea n , Biloxi ; Judith Barron , Pascagoula; J o yce Copeland, laurel; Marsha H erring, M eadvi lle ; Stephanie Tayl o r , Bakersfield, Calif ; V irginia Van H oose , Natchez; J o n W alker, M obile, Ala ; Betty Bishop, Hattiesburg

Mlnlnlppl aet_ Anne A mbrose, Nashville, Tenn ; Becky Armstrong , Linda Ritchey, Clarksdale; A lason Co nnell , Ft Worth. Tex ; Frances Dill, Alligator; Leslie HeRin , Ethel Seal' , Jackson ; Ann Loftin, Red Banks : Mary Bf)' an Meadville ; Connie Pensy l Bethesda Md .; Greta Ro bens, Cindy Shelto n, Karen Vi ncent , Marks ; Melinda Rogers, Dre-w ; Nancy Robin son , St Cl a ir Sh o res Mich .; Jani ce Smith ,

Springfield, Tenn .; Cathy Sullivan, Greenville ; Cheryl Wr ight, Greenwood

Mlnoy ,; Alpho-Ma rgaret Bell, Da llas, Tex .; Juli a Bickley, Co lumb ia; Pat Boyle, Pam Carson, Val K oun tzman, Cindy Do isy, Nancee Lane , St. Louis ; Ca . thy Connell , Parkville; Lin da Dieste lk.amp H igginsville; J ac kie Ellenberger, Bl oomfield, Io wa ; Sherry Farmer. Suzanne Stolzer, Liberty ; Jud i Fehr man, Elizabe th Gl ove r, Becky M cCarty, Ann Roby, Patti. Ronai, Marli Yeo, Kan sas City; Meg G eo rge, Martt Rose n, Springfield; M ary Hininge r, Independence; Suo za nne Hughes. Leban o n ; M ari lyn Irvi ne, Manhatta n, Kans .; J enny J o hnso n , Annandal e, Va .; Susan Spang ler , Clint o n; M a rgene Stickel, Mattoon, III.; Juli e Th a rp , M eadvi lle ; Lind a Wet zel, Rock Hill.

Missoyrl l e to- Anita Co lombo, Anne Crane, Chris Jubel , Sf. Louis; Mit zi Eastham , Springfield, IIJ.; Pa m Jew e l, D anv ill e, Il J.; Susan J osephson , AlexandrI a, La .; Shana Overton , Sr J oseph, Mo.; Carol Weston, Cincinnati , Ohi o; Carol Croc kett , Huntsville, Ala

Montano Alpho-Tana Blackmo re, V ic ki Bum s, Li nda Lehm a n, Becky M ackin, Suzi Vand al, Billings ; Lori Broc kw ay, Angela D ye, Teri H all, Denice Martin, Au drey Shaw, Sue Stiff, Bozeman; Ka thy Berges, Cresco, Iowa; laurie Callaghan, Columbia Falls; Lynn Dunba r, Glasgow; Linda Lemm, Twin Bridges; Colleen Mah an, Linda Pusey, M arcia Yuh as, Helena ; Sandie M artenson, Miles City; Colleen McDon ne ll , Butte; Carol Rathbone , Havre; Patty Ri gg, Glendive

New Mu ico Alpho-Jani s Chish olm, Susi D eland, T o ni Mi chn ovicz, Jean n ie StauHer, Albuq uerque; J oyce Rovedo, Rat on; Lana Balt zley, Pecos; Di an Chase, Pa ul a Dorris, Cindy Rey no lds, Sheri Johnson, Laurie Ju stus, Den a Ki ng, Gale McNamara, Rita Richards, Ja mie Tras, M ary Schreiber. Lu Ann Smith , Francis Thompson, V icky Wehrle, Alb uq uerque; Ann Stage, H insdale, ilL; Debby D odds, Los Ala mos; Karen Farmington; Debe M eerdi nk , Galva , Ill.

New Yorl! Gammo- Linda Babb, D oylestown, Pa . ; Cheryl Bunk, Worthington, Ohio; Jean D olan, Groton, M ass.; K athy Ertell , Orchard Park ; T ina Guley, Bing hamton; D ee Gu zik, Del mar; Muffy Harris, Wilbrah am, M ass.; Anne J oh nson, Watertown; Christine Klim Syracuse; Caro l Lindsey, Eden; Sheila Pearson, Fayet'teville ; Debbie Stevens, Binghamton; Jan Stinziana, Syracuse; K ee Sweeney, Pittsfield , Mass.; Susan V irtanen, New H artford; Cathy Walla ce, Ren sse laer.

New York De lio-Mary Barton, Aurora, 111. ; Francis Holmes, Sayville; M ary M itiguy, Amherst, N.H

Norlh Caro li na Alpho-Ann H arrell, Edenton; laurie Emerson , Larchmont, N Y.; Tiddly H ernandez, Enfield; Julie Berne, Charlottesville, V a.; Corr ine son, Jacksonville, Fla .; Linda Beukema, Thomasville ; Nancy Shore, Susan Ri chardson, A nn Parrish, Win. stan-Salem; Linda Brown, Susan M yers, Patricia little, Katie Ellison, Jeannie Raney, Suzanne Burn$, Wilmingt o n ; Bess McMullen, Chatham, Mass .; Kathie Man ley, M artha D avis, Raleigh ; Mary

lee M eares, fair Bluff ; Sa1'2h K enan, Suzanne Wills , Atl anta, Ga .; Em Pa rr ish, Paris, Ky.; Ann e Powers, Ric h mond, V a.; K athy Huey, Charlotte ; Susan Collins, Athens, Ga.; FCliInces G illiam, Virgi nia Beach , Va .; Frances Woltz, M o unt A iry.

North Coro lina I to- K aren Amrh ine, Ra chel Magru de r, Baltimore, Md .; Jane D unn ing, J o hanna Powers, Connie Travill i on, Charloue; Ro bin Bou nous, M o rganto wn ; Nancy H end r icks, W aynesville; Beach , Nashville, Tenn .; Pa yge H odapp, Adn a n , Mich .; J anet Th ompson , E. Grand Rapids , Mi ch .; Beth Mu zzy, Bl oomfield Hills, M ich.; Linda Burdette , Stamford, Conn .; Vary fi n lay, New D e lhi , India; Fran ces Nicrosi, M o n tgomery, A la .; Kai M oo re, M idland, Tex .; M a tilda Perkins , A lexa ndria , Va ; Sallie Smith, Dover, Del. ; Patri cia Strane, Lo ui sv i ll e, K y ; Patri cia Y ou ngs, Pennin gton, N.J.; Cathy Usdin , New Orleans, La .; Sara Welsh , Chi cago, III. ; Barbara Twigg, Wilmington, D el.; Tri sh Youngs , Pen nington, N J .; Barbara Bates, Geneva , Ill. ; Kathy M cCormick , Pius burgh, Pa .; Marg are t W eeks, Exeter, N H

North Dakota Alph o--G ai l Knudsvig, Jean Fe rry, J ea n Nelson, Barb Ro lland , K a ren Thompson, M ary Fisher, Grand Forks; Karen Aa rlhu n, H aze n ; Bev Brandt, Nancy H anso n , H illsboro; Jane Brandt, Willow City; Patricia Jo Brown, Willmette, 111.; Linda Eslinger, Bismark ; M arcia Falk ovic, Gayle Hendrickso n, dan; Gayle feigum, Fargo; Diane J o hnso n , Mmot; Ka y Ken da ll , Sioux Falls , S.D.; Jill Kla i, Osnabrock; Patt y M ack, D ickin so n ; Pam Mc lean Sarles; Ma ry Ann e V erke, D evi ls lake .

Nova Scot ia Alph o--G we nd o lyn O ' H ara, Jud y fearn, Margaret Si lver, Marthanne Willi amSOn.

Oh io Alph o-Caro line Appleton , Ri dgewood, N.J.; Cindy Foy, Lambertsvi ll e, Mi ch.; Barbara Will iams, Delta ; Cathy Reynolds, Carolyn H ockensmith, Polly Strong, Philadelphia; Jan George, Pat Redmond, Cleveland ,; K aren Thompson, Springfield V a.; Gody Relias , Chicago, Ill .

Oh io l e to--Patricia Neill, Bellevue ; Bernadette M arw, Patricia Zartman , Columbus; Sara J ane Kamke, Toledo ; Patricia D oy le, W adsworth.

Ohio Zeto-V ic ki Al ushe ff, Cleveland ; Amy Boyd, M argy Goodwil/e, T o ledo; Suzanne Bruner, Indianap. olis, Ind .; Patty Campbell, H omewood, III. ; Swan D ix, Germantown; Patti Donovan, New Canaan, Conn .; D onna Galle, Debbie M ire, Cincinnati; J oani Griffin, Susie Gw yn , Jo N ea l, Springfield; Jane Hu nler, Canton; Marcia K orfhage, Lo uisvi ll e, K y.; Patsy Quackenbush , Bedford, Ind.; Susan Richard son, Danville, Pa .; Mary Kay Schabe rg, East lansing, M ich.; Linda Scharschmidt, Cleveland H eights; Iktsy Snyder, Kirkwood , M o.; Gabrielle Stritch, Fai r H.a. ven, N .J.; Sally Whipple, Columbus; Nancy Williams, M ario n ; D o nna W orma n, Middletown

Oklohom o Al ph o--D iane Blinn, Connie Collins, Debbie G o rd on, Katie M cGuire, M ary Schiff, Oklahoma

City; Mar ilyn Full e r, Ann U hlenhop, Pon ca Ciry; Joyce Johnson , Mary Beth Barber, Bartlesville; Barbara Lawt o n ; Kathy uwis , Carol Rowsey, Musk ogee; Terry Reid, Pauls V alley; Lt· M oine Olien , Enid ; D ebbie M yers, M obley, Laura Collins , All ison Evans, Ardmore ; M ary Kay Mauldin g, Sapulpa; Barbara Bennett, Barbara Bunn , Corrine Gilli ck, Tulsa; Roxanne Cummings, H oldenvill e; Dian e f oor, Bette HaM soclc , D ebo ra h Logan , Jenna Wade, Norman ; Mary Wichita, K a n .; Li z J o hnsto n, Fo rt W o rt h , Tex.; Candy J o nes, Richardson , Tex .; Lyda Shelley, Dallas , Tex.; Bell, Linco lnwood. III .; Tracy Clark, LaCanada , Calif.; Mary Lee Dani e ls , Ar tes ia N.M.

Ontario Alph -uth e rine Bastedo, Marian Beck, Jan e Campbell, Judy D insdale, Annabel Graham, Kay Voge l, J anice Elms Leslie T ow nsend , T oron to.

O,., on a eto--Chris Quinn, Astoria; j oanne Hardi ng, Bellevue, Wash.; Lynn Leeland, Corvallis; Kay H ar· r is, Madras ; janie All ard, M argaret Allen, Maril yn Carter, Sharon Colleary, All iso n Evans, Mary Alice Jill Haney, Joanie M cNei l, Karin Peterso n, janet Rasmussen, Denise Patty W ise, Portland; Sharon Dall es; K athy Tigard

Oregon De Uo--Sharon Burkhart, Ast o ria; Kyra D o nelso n, Hemingway Ph ila j o hnso n, Colleen Me· Leod, Beth K e ll e r, Sheri II Rasmussen, Nancy Snyder, Chris Gallu cci, Portland

Pennsy lv onl a Gamm a-Anita D . Banks, Landover Hills , M d.: Barba ra Benjamin, G ran d Rapids, M ich.; Ruth a nn Chaco la, Great Falls, Va .; D o nna Di · Vincenzo, Mal vern; Kr isten West Hartford, Conn .; Judi e H orw it z, Clarks Summit; Carolyn Jones, Erie ; Jane D Ken tc h , W ellsbo ro; Cathy Laubach, Northampton; Barbara M . Levering, Wilmington , Del. : Linda). M cDowe ll , East Brunswick, N .J .; San · dra Quikacioula, Cos Cob, Conn. ; Cherie 1. Reeder, Williamsport; Martha Shaul , As h tabula, Ohio ; Carla Vu lpio, Drexe l Hill; Carolyn W allace, Huntington Slation , N Y .; Wa tkin, Springfield; Donna W erner, M ohnton; j oyce Stow , D .C.; Bamara Bradbury, Forest, 111. ; Cindy H aw ley , R ochester, N .Y .; jill V ree land . Ru xton, Md .

Pe nn sy lva nia Ep silon-Ann Pieper, No rt h Hills ; Sue Opal , Lafayette H ill; Diane Geier, Apoll o; Green , Fa ll s Church , Va .; Margi Jacob, Abin gto n ; W endy Mill er, Un ion town; Carol Resch, Camp Hill ; Ka t h y Sperling, Philadel p hia; Beth Scharf, Somerset; Gail Bu zby, Sue Shepherd, H e rshe y; Kathy Fl etcher, St College; Sue H odan, Coraopolis; Kathy M cBri de, Pittsburgh; Carolyn Mill er, Kathie M ulla n, Rose V a ll ey- M oy lan ; Sally Spetz , M eadville.

South Carolina Alpha-Roxy Albertson , K innelson, N.j .; Pam Barrett, Malissa Vivian Coleman, Sue Emens. Ann Kl eclcley , Sandy Rawlins, Columbia,; Suzanne Dun can, Sharon; Martha Gay Evans, Tampa Fla.; 0 01 Flannagan, Richmond, Va .; Mary Lou Hodges , Tobias, Spartanburg; Melissa

THE ARlOW O F PI aETA P HI

Laney, Monroe, N .C.; Suzanne Fleet, Va . Beach , V a.; Polly K ing. Batesburg; joyce MacArthur, Charleston ; Kathy Noe, Rub instein. H ampto n , Va .; Robin Perrin, Union; Sue Speaks, Leesville; Pat Parler, H ampton; janie Riddle, Greenwood; M aureen Louisville, Ky .; Ann Oinmurg, Margaret Craft , Ann e M cNeely, Columbia; M avis Eaton , Winston -Sa lem, N C.; Julia H ydride, Greenville; Bobbie W re nn Orangeburg.

Sout h Oo llo l a Al ph a-Laurel Gundersen Linda Stenson, Rapid City; Patsy Fos heim, Huron ; Edie French, Ann Hamilt o n , Arm ou r ; Norma H eren , Judy Anderson, Huron; Patricia Co nno r, Jean Hann a, Lind a H ansen, janet Nelson , Sioux Falls; Coleen Eaton, Sioux City; Kathie H elms, Web · j ennifer Ive rson, Murdo; jul ie Kiner, Mitche ll ; Jan ugerlof , Marty larSOn , Yankton ; M arty Lee. V e r million; Ma ry M yers, DeSmit ; M arsh a Neuman, Grolon; Sally Otis. Spencer, Iowa; Stengel, M i lbank ; Mary Lou W illets, Redfie ld ; Carol Y oungberg, Newell.

T•• o s Alp h-Susie AltgeJt, Nancy H o lmgreen, Ca ndy Mathews. Anne San An tonio: Carter Elizabeth Blanton , Ca rr oll Cartwright, Kate Crady Beth Edens, Kim Gandy, H o lmes. Barbara PowLulu antama r ia, Ann Schoenvogal, Anne Tennison, Sue Wal stad, H o uston; Martha Beauy, Joan Ferguson, Carol H opki ns, Hata Hunt , Alan Ann Lehman , Anne Peterso n, Dallas ; 8e<'ky Brade n , Christy Guess , Amarill o; Cathy Criltend en, M ary Oxfo rd . Beau mo nt ; Carol Cullum, Wi chita Falls; Irene G oss, Tyler ; Daryl H ause, Beeville; Bitsie Jennings. Brownsville; judy jones, Kerrv ille; Leigh Ke ene)" Caro lyn Krueger, Lubbock; Mary Barbara M e· Campbell , Ali ce; Shelly M cCarthy, Sissy Sewe ll , Fort Worth ; Bonnie M athews. Jence Susie Smith, M idland; M isty M oody, M anhasset, N Y .; D o nna Ru dd, Wa skom; Belty Turner, Corpus Christi ; Wulff, Brady

T.n neu.. a t _Ra msey Burton. M ary 1« White· head. M issy Nashville ; Susan Cox, III .; Lu cy Scott Fuqua , Co lurro ia; Gilmer, K a· ti na H ouston, Tex .; Janet Graham, Mil waukee Wi s.; Barbara Gwa rtney, G ail Bentley, An n Patterson, Tulsa , Okla .; Sarth Ly tton, Hun tington, W V a.; M a.rie Miller, Bonner Springs, K an.; Ellen Ormund , Savannah, Ga.; Becky Parker, Evy K ay Rh o· dus, Dalla s, T e x.; Mary Rawlinson, Millb rook, Ala .; Virgi nia Rubel, Clarksville; Susan Smith , Gainesvi ll e, G a.: janie Swann, Gadsden, Ala .; M ary Jane T aylo r, M em phi s; Kim ey Wilhel m, D a ri en. Conn.; Fran Au sti n, M edina. Ohio; Kathy Crenshaw, A t lanta, G a.; J oyce' Bro wn , New Canaan, Co nn .; V ivien H asselbring , Mim i M ayes, Nashville.

Tenn e Gomm a-M arietta Beckham, Frances Cole, Anne Greever. Kathy Hood , Karen Smith, Betsy Smotherman, Chattanooga; Becky Allen , White Pine : Gail Noe. M orristown; Debbie Friedli, Nashville; Deanna Kreiser, White Stone, La .; Pam Carlson AI N M ; Cathy Pence. Dalton, Ga .• Mary

Morre, Mari on, Ark ; Pam Phipps , Memphis; Becky Snell , Deerfield , lIl. ; Peachy Wagner, Knoxville; Roberta Weaver, ulina ; Linda Amid on , Beegie Ro llins, Chattan ooga ; Ann M o ntgomery, J o hnson City

Texas '.'o- Lark Adams, Ft Worth ; Stevie Jo Brown , Galvest o n; Cindy Carlen, Hinsdale, III.; Wesley Ferguson , Shawnee Missi o n , Kan .; Laura Jamison , Dallas ; Melinda Kuntz , Liule Rock , Ark .; Mary Law , Des M o ines, Iowa ; Nancy Lind , Glenview, III ; Jane Lee, Lucy Pontius , Memphis , Tenn .

Texal O.lfo--Gl enna Brown, Olinda Parker, Janis Garrett, Lubbock; Janis Butler, Houston; BeUy Clark , Donna; Allen Crane, Kathy Kudlaty, Emily Weather· ford , Fo rt W o rth ; Sandie Elli o tt, Coleman; Betty Harless, Kathy Humphreys, Laura Humphreys, Lynn Pierce, Kathy Saunders, D allas; Margaret Hays, T yler ; Sara H ogg, Lancaster; Sherry Landreth , Joanne Ugland , Midland ; Sara Lee, Carol M cKee, Wichita Falls ; Kaki Orr, New Orleans , La .; Marty Parker, San Angelo; K - Lou Paullin, Los Angel o s, Cal i £. ; Susan Steele, Marlin ; Lucy lbompson, San Ant onio

Utah Alpha-Julia Adams , Debbie Brown , Jill Frank , Jane Groesbeck, Jill laRue, Marilyn Likins, Marg ie Terrel , Terry Vredenburg, Eli zabeth Welti , Sa lt Lake City ; Karen Eliason , Della; Gay Ri chards , North wood , England.

Vermont leta-Karen Co rley, Co lchester; Co leen Fitzsimmonds Palricia Mullen, Burlington ; J oan Gray, Belmar, N J ; Christin e J o hnson , Branford , Co nn .; J a- ann Kwa ss, Arlingt o n , Va .; Caro lyn Wal ·

ters , Ridg e wood, N J ; Marg aret Maho ney Burlingt on .

Walhington leta-J o Anne Binford , N o rthrid g e , Calif ; Mary Gallagher, Leanne Solin , Spokane ; Jean H o lmqui s t, Sea ttle ; Jenn ifer J o hns ton , Everett ; Ann Martin son , Tacoma ; Betsy Nev ins, Pu yallup , Wash .; Denise Ri chard so n , Dirkand ; Annette Lal o nd , Susie

Bran enburg, Vanco uver ; Cindy Mann , Ro bin Bjorklund , Gail Sa rchet , Spokane ; Gretchen Inveldt , Mo lly Enni s, M ic helle Ouell e tte, Evere u; Ann Wells , Walla Walla ; Becky Ri g htmire , Bellingham; Stephanie Fred e ue, Bellevue, Wash

Wisconsi n Beta-Pa t ricia Bruce, La Marque, Tex .; Su o zanne Buntall , Springfield , M o.; Christine Larson Stamfo rd , Co nn ; Ruth Ann Lehman , Longmo nt Col o. ; J o sephine McCormi ck, Mc lean , Va ; Chri s tine Parkes , Billings , M o nt .; Cathlttn Blze, Win ter Park , Fla .; H a rvey, Sa n Pedro, Cal i f.; Kathleen G a llivan , Champaign , III. ; Mary Stafford, Mendo ta , 111. ; J o yce Y o un g, W o nde r Lake, Ill . ; Deborah Denig , Mo line, III

Wyoming Alpho--Shirley Ande rson, Sarat oga ; D elai ne Lew is, J e ani e Stac h o n , Cheye nne ; Cand i s McCluskey, Ra p id City, S D .; Elayn e St ickney, ,«fate rt o wn , S D .; Paulina U hl , Denver, Co lo ; Vicki Andriko poulos , Billings , M o nt , ; Nannette Argabrite, Watert own , S D .; Billi J o Berry T o rrington; Kandice Boulden, Marla Speas, Nan cy Swanto n , Casper ; Terri Lo renz on , Roc k prings ; Jan M cCu e, Syd Rees, Co nnie Robb, Laramie; Carme n Robin son , Honolulu, Hawa ii ; Sharo n te inke, Den ver, Co lo.; Paula Baker, Rapid C i ty, S. D

Lost Pi Phis!

EDITOR'S NOTE : Somewhere along the way, many Pi Ph is have been misplaced-a t least in sofa r as the Central Office address list is co nce rned . It is important that all Pi Phis be located, and in an effort to find the lost members. The ARROW will publish a list, by cha pter, each issue. If tht rea der kn ows the cu rrent address of one of li sted, please forward that information to Mrs . Ralph Schulenburg, Directo r of Central Offi ce, 11 2 S. Hanley Roa d, SI. Louis , Miss o uri 63105.

CALIFORNIA ALPHA

Preunl Name

Aldahl , Mrs. J . Atkinson , Mrs . R. Box , Mrs C. Brigham , Mrs . S. J ., Jr . Buck , Patricia Burrill, Mrs W V. , Jr. Candidio, Mrs . F . Cashman, Mrs . C. W. , Jr . Clancy, Mari o n

Mrs . E. C. Crosser, Mrs B R Dammann, Mrs . T. L . Duncan, Mrs D. E Fil o r, Mrs J Fu ll e r, Mrs R H Gallery, Zasu A Georgi , Mrs . H . Gleason , Mrs A W Initiated into California Beta Grannis , Mrs. W . Gray, Mrs S P. Greenough, Mrs T Greenwell , Mrs . A. W . Hall, Joan C. Harwood , Mrs. P L. Henn, Marion M. Henry , Mrs Ned Hind, Mrs . R . R ., Jr . Hodgson , Daphne Hubbard, Mrs. C. R

Jackson , Mrs R. A

Kemnitzer, Mrs . W . J . Kendall , Mrs R G

Ken g el , Mrs Ii. A

Kneubuhl , Mrs James P

Knipe, Mrs W ., Jr.

Kn ow les , Mrs R V

Lawrence, Kate

Lawrenz, Mrs. D. R. Lewis, Mrs . R. L illard , Elsie

Maiden Namt

Drury, Virg inia H.

Rehm , Pat ri cia M.

H o tchkiss, Marth a Ann

McNeil , Betty

Burk , Patri cia

Mail , Elizabeth Fisher, Hazel A . Mo ran , Katharin e Clancy, Marion

Randall , Velm a Jenkins, Wythe Garth, Harle

Davis, Lyle

Ni chols , Betty

Fox, Jean Gallery, Zasu A Mack, Mary A .

Mail , Harri et

Faga n, Maryetta Bintz, Barbara W ard . Miriam Dart, Haze l J

Hall , Joan C. Chase, Elsi e Henn , Mari on M. Peterson, Grace

Swin g, Phyllis

Hod gso n , Daphne Shelton , Hele n A Sumner , Mary H old , Nancy Glassford , Helen N

McNaug hton, Virgi nia W ooda rd , Marga ret Burrough s, Barbara K. Clancy, Gertrude M Lawrence, Kate Bonner, Barbara Howard, Mimi Lillard, Elsie

104

of Iniliation

June, 192 7

February, 1938

March, 193 1

May, 1937

May , 194 3

N ov ember, 191 6

October, 1912

May , 1934

January , 1919

June , 1924

January , 19 35

February, 1936

May, 1944

May, 1939

October, 1936

May , 1941

May , 1940

September, 1913

May, 1941

January , 1940

May , 1934

October, 1913

May , 1944

June, 192 7

October, 19 15

June, 1924

May, 1941

June, 1923

May , 1934

May, 1943

January, 1920

June , 1923

January, 1919

May, 1935

May, 1944

October, 1913

May, 1937

May , 1943

May, 1934

October, 1936

Love, Mrs. R.

Martin, Mrs O H

Martin, Mrs. W.

Mason , Mrs. H. E

McCoy, Marjorie

McDonald, Mrs. W

Terry, Elizabeth

Aldwell, Eileen

Miller, Elgie

Stone, Sally

McCoy, Marjorie

Moore, Joan F.

McGahan , Mrs. E. M . Lane, IIda

McGarger, Mrs. J.

Mendenhall, Gertrude

Haskell, Hel en

Mendenhall , Gertrude

Meyer, Mrs . H . F. Re nton , Elizabeth

Moller, Mrs . J. A . Morse, Nancy

Montgomery, Jean

Mortsolf, Mrs K. J

Myers. Mrs. De R.

Montgomery, Jean

De Back, Grace

Mordecai, Barbara C.

Needham, Mrs . C. E . Flett, Beatrice

Oviatt, Mrs. T . Covecley, R. Rosalind

Palmer, Mary V

Pl anz, Mrs. G . J.

Pratt, Mrs . H . N.

PriCt, Harriet

Rey nolds, Adele

Rooke, Mrs Ruth

Russell , Mrs. A.

Sanders, Mrs R

Saunders, Mrs. W H ., Jr

Schaughnessy, Mrs R J.

Schott, Mrs. T . J .

Schultz, Mrs . A. F.

Palmer, Mary V .

o/Initiation

May , 1941

April, 1929

November, 1917

December, 1943

March, 1936

May, 1933

October, 1908

May, 1940

January, 1913

June, 1924

January, 1940

May, 1942

June, 1924

May, 1940

November, 1917

Jun e, 1924

May, 1933

Sampson, Donna M . February , 1933

Reyno lds , Charlotte

Pri ce, Harriet

Reyno ld s, Adele

Goodan, Ruth

Straub, Jean

Clunie, Helen

Lunt, K at hryn C.

U nd erwood, Elinor

Ca llahan , Mary D

Faus , Betty R

June, 1924

January, 1940

May, 1943

May , 1934

May, 1934

April , l920

December,

May , 1942

April , 193 2

November, 1934 Initiated in Utah Alpha

Scotts , Mrs . E.

Sclden , Carolin

Smith , Mrs C. W

Couts, Lily B.

Sclden , Caroline

Lowrey, Vivian F.

May, 1937

April, 1928

October, Stanton , Mrs. W . P.

Stassforth , Mrs H. P , Jr.

Staver, Mrs . R.

Steiny , Mrs . J .

Stelle, Mrs C. C.

Mann , Nancy

Lacy, Margaret A

Kirkpatrick, Marian

Thorp, Nancy

Kellogg, Jane E.

May, 1940

May, 1944

May, 1942

May, 1944

February, 1932 Initiated into Pennsylvania Alpha

Stuurman, Mrs . D.

Teeple , Mrs. L.

Arthur, Katherine E.

H owe, Helen M .

Terrett, Mrs . Lantz, Mari on L.

Thatcher , Mrs. B. H .

Thoreau, Mrs. H D

Tuttle, Mercy B

Van Cott, Barbara

Wadsworth, Mrs. J. M.

Whedon , Nan

Wise, Marj orie

W olf, Mrs . R.

Bordwell , Nedra J.

Anderson, Margaret

Tuttle, Mercy B

VanCott, Barbara

Hall , Frances H .

Whedon . Nan

Wise, Marjorie

Thompson, Helen A .

Yater, Mrs. R. A . Wood , Virginia

May, 1933

}anuary, 1940

October, 1911

May , 1939

May, 1944

May, 1937

May, 1943

October, 1909

May, 1941

October, 1934

June, 1927

February, 1918 Initiated into California Gamma

PrtJt ll/ Namt

Ahrens , Teresa A .

Initiat ed into Ill i noi s Beta·Delta

Allen , Mrs Mary

Alsup , Judith H o lland

And erso n, Darlene

Anderson , Evelyn E.

Andrews, Mrs F., Jr.

Austin , Mary L.

Bagley, Mrs. R C.

Barker, Mrs . D . 1.

Barry, Jane

Bauer. M rs. Frederi ck

Becker, Mrs . F. K .

Benson , Mrs . Bru ce D avey

Bentley , Mr> . R. J .

Berggren , Viola

Initi ated into Illinois Beta·Delta

Biddl e, Mrs. C. O

Biorn , Mrs . Bob

Blanford, Mr> S E JII

Boese l, Jeann e

Buggs, Mrs . P. Il .

Initi ated into Oklah oma Beta

Boretz , Mrs . Paul R.

Initi ated into Colorado Gamma

Boyd , M rs. J

Bradbury, Mrs. 1.

Britt , Mrs R H

Brown , Mrs . H . W ., Jr.

Brow n , Mrs W Jr

Brui ck , Mrs. M P

Brynestad, Mrs . J. S.

Burgess , Mrs J W

Burke, Geo rg ina, M .

Butier, Pais ley B

Butt o, Cat harine

Calkins, Mrs H A

Campbell, M rs. C. F.

Campbe ll , Mrs W W

Carder, Mrs R E

Ca rl so n, Mrs . A . Car ro ll , Diane

Carro ll , Diane

Casey, Mrs J caufield , Kathleen Chamberlin , Genevieve A .

Chappell , Mrs . B.

C his holm, M rs . A . Jr .

Clark , Ce leste

Coffma n , Mrs. R E

Co lt er, Kathl een S.

COLORADO ALPHA

Maiden Namt

Adam s, Teresa A .

Livi ngs to ne, Mary

Alsup , Judith Holland

Anderson , Darlene

And erso n, Evel yn E

Snyder, Elizabeth R

Austin g, Mary 1.

N e lson, Edith

Orahood , Gertrude

Barry, Jane

Taylor , Dorothy R . Blake, Virginia

Lake, Nancy A

Searle , Florence D .

Berggren , Viol a 1.

Althaus, Fl ore nce G

Lin co ln , Stephanie G .

Spauldin g, D eborah N

Boesel , Jeann e M e Gee, Mary 1.1

Novak, Ju lia A.

Bro wn , Ruth R .

P o ley, Ethel E

H ylan , June

Hanks , Anna M .

Jackson , Wilma

Rose , Mary M

Moo ney, K . Patric ia

Jo hnson , Patricia A

Cornelius Betty

Burke, Georgina M.

Butl er, P aisley B.

Butto , Cath arine

Whitmore, May Fo rrest

St ernberg , I rene

Thompson , Elizabeth B.

Stauder, Josephin e

Marihugh, Bern adeen

Ca rroll . Dian e

Bu chanan, Betty J

Caufie ld , Kathleen

Chamberlin , Genevieve A.

Sprecher, Jo 1.

H odges, Frances

Clark, Celeste

Bellamy , Mary Gertrude

Colte r, K athleen S

Dale of In ilialion

March , 1963

April , 19 20

March , 1964

January , 1932

March, 1957

February , 1934

February , 194 7

February, 19 5 1

April, 1935

March , 19 54

March, 1963

January, 1943

March , 1962

Jan uary, 1927

February , 1949

February , 1916

October , 1962

March, ,

March , 1955

March , 1952

January , 1963

January , 19 26

September, 1902

January, 1942

Janu ary, 1931

February , 1912

January , 1924

October, 1949

March , 19 49

February, 1951

February , 1918

Marcb , 1954

April , 19 45

October , 1893

September, 1902

April,1886

September, 1931

Jun e, 1917

February, 1951

February , 1934

October, 1917

Octobe r, 1959

Marcb , 1953

February, 1934

April, 1946

January, 1937

September, 1941

PreJel1t Name

Cou lson, Mrs C. G.

Craig, Mrs. W.

Cross, Mrs . D . A.

Dahlin , Mrs C.

Daigle, Mrs. R. J.

Daniel , Mrs. W. B.

Danielson , Mrs . John

Danielson, Mrs . P . A .

Darden , Julia D.

Da vi dson , Mrs . A.. P.

Davies , Mrs . S.

Davis, Mrs . D.

Day, Mrs . J.

Deacon, Mrs W. T III

Deitemeyer, Cheryl Ann

Detweiler, Mrs . W.

Dierks , Dottie

Diwoky, Susan

Downer, Mrs . Ethel

Dunca n, Mrs . Burton

Dunham , Mrs . R. L.

Ebert, Mrs A H

Ekings , Mrs. E. C.

Ekings, Mrs. J . P.

Elliott, Mrs . F. J.

Ely, Susan

Engelhart, Linda

Evans , Mrs . A . 1.

Everist, Mary 11. . Everson, Mrs. J K

Fagg, Mrs. R. Fairweather. Grace M. Farrow, Diane

Fenton, Mrs . W. C. Fisher, Lois D.

Fleming, Mrs J L. Flynn, Mrs. H. Forbes, Rose Fox, Judith E.

Frttman, Rox anne

Fritzsche, Karla L.

Fuller, Mrs. E. G.

Galindo, Mrs. Jorge H. Gardner, Nell

Geist, Mary L.

Initiated into Indiana Epsilon Girard, Mrs. C. F.

Initiated into Indiana Beta

Gordon , Mrs . G .

Gormley , Barbara J

Gose, Margaret

A1aiden Name

Dyer, Laura

Flagler, Sarah

Mac Rae, Gl adys

Scheck , Mary 11. .

Mulligan , Josephine

Silver, Nancy

Donohure, Mary C.

Page, Mildred

Darden, Juli a D

Smith , Juli a L.

Fankell, Feredena

Green, Mary A.

Beal, Joyce J.

Love, Deborah

Deiterneyer, Chery l Ann

Robinson, Marilyn

Dierks , Dottie

Diwoky, Susan

DownerI Ethel

Mason , Marion

Duncan , Nancy A .

Patterson, Harmie H.

Calkins, Mary W.

Calkins, Jeannette D

Wangelin , Mary Louise

Ely, Susan

Engelhart, Linda

Morrow, Dannette

Everist, Mary A.

Samson, Patricia

Morrow, Nancy

Fairweather, Grace M.

Farrow, Diane

Burgess, Charlotte H.I

Fisher, Lois D .

Henderson, Doris

Stratton, Doris Forbes, Rose Fox, Judith E.

Freeman, Roxa nne

Fritzsche, Karla 1.

Beeman , Dorothy V . Skaff, Linda K.

Gardner, Nell

Geist, Mary L.

Aughinbaugh, Ruth

Lee, Barbara

Gormley, Barbara J.

Gose, Margaret

Dale of Il1itiati on November, 19O}

March, 1954

March, 1920

February, 1918

February, 19} I

March, 19}5

March, 1963

April,1944

March, 19}7

April, 1927

January, 1936

January, 1943

M arc h, 19}}

April , 194}

March, 196}

April, 19}0

March, 19%

March, 19}}

March , 1921

February, 1916

March, 19}5

October, 1908

January, 1927

February, 1930

September, 1900

March, 19}6

October, 1960

April, 1928

February, 1951

January, 1942

February, 1949

March, 1907

March, 19}9

February, 1918

October, 19}6

April,19 46

October, 1914

January, 193}

October, 1960

March, 1964

October, 19% Novembec, 1944

March, 1960

January, 1927

March, 1957

October, 1909

April, 1932

January, 1950

March, 1961

Preul1l Name

Graves, Mrs. P. H .

Greim , Marla K .

Griffiths . Mrs . A. J .

Grohne , Marcia

Groo . Mrs . L. Jr . Haakenstad. Ardith

Hackstaff Mrs R A

Hahm. Mrs D E

Hallam . Mrs . Kaye D.

Hallin. C. Sue

Hammond. Mrs . L. M.

Hancock, Fritsi

Hanni , Mrs. W.

Harley. Mrs T R Harman. Mrs P D

Harrington. Mrs T. S

Hartman. Sydney. A. Healy. Mrs. J. F.

Heath. Mrs O. L.

Hedgecock . Mrs . W . T .

Heeckt . Mrs . W . Holland Mrs. E.

Holm es. Mrs . J .• Jr .

Hud son. Mrs. H B.

Huebler. Mrs . C. D.

Hughart . Mrs . R. P .

Hughes Mrs M.

In itiated into Colorado Beta

Humphreys. Mrs Janice

Inglee . Mrs . P . R.

Jackson . Mrs . A K.

Jennings , Patricia Initiated into California Zeta

Johnson . Mary

Jones , Janis

Jones . Linda . M.

Jones Mrs. H M.

Jones , Patricia R.

Juergens. Dorothy G

Kay . Jane Ann

Ketch Mrs. E Kellett Jeanette

Kesner. Mrs H J

Kingdom . Mrs . P.

Kinney , Virginia C.

Kouros . Mrs . Kimon

Kuntz. Mrs G T

K"ern o. Mrs . N . B.

Lambert. Sheri

Larim e r. Mrs . J. M.

Leander Mrs A

I\f aiden Name

Herber , Patricia

Greim. Marla K.

Edwards. Connie Grohne, Marcia

Semmes Anne W .

Haakenstad Ardith

Brown , Carolyn

Glaze. Elizabeth

Deitemeyer, Kaye

Hallin C. Sue

Mc Intosh. Josephine

Hancock, Fritsi

Mo rris , Margaret Schwab. Dorothy M

Reynolds. Marilyn

Burke A Catherine Hartman Sydney A Pattee, Frances

Stolp . Elizabeth Amsbary. Katharine

Johnston Judith Mac Rae , Annie M.

Ryan Betty A Allen . Margot

Brock. Mary Shrader Betty J Carlson. Shirley M

Kennedy, Janice

Dillon. Gale Causey. Mary Jennings, Patriea

Johnson. Mary Jones. Janis

Jones Linda M

Baker Helen H

Jones, Patricia R.

Juergens. Dorothy G.

Kay. Jane Ann

Hamilton, Ann

Kellett Jeanette

D o wner , Mary

Th o rnton Nancy A

Kinn ey, Virginia C. Coleman. Ann B.

Dodson Betty J

Si ckel s. Barbara J . Lambert. Sheri

Nicholson, Coralie

Shaver , Fl o rence L.

THE AllOW OF PI lETA PHI

Dale of In i tiati o n

February. \948

March. 19'9

March 19'7

March . 19,4

March. 1957

April. 19'0

April. 1946

January. 1933

March. 1964

March 19,6

February . 1899

October. 1957

April . 1932

March. 19,4

March. 19,6

November. 1916

March. 19'8

January. 1924

January. 1923

February 1917

March. 19,4

January. 192'

October. 1946

October. 19'1

April 1951

January. 1942

Feburary. 19'9

January. 1933

March. 19,6

January. 1923

January 19'2

March . 196,

October. 19,4

March. 19'9

October . 1908

March . 19'8

March . 1964

March . 1966

March. 1957

October 1948

October. 1903

March . 19,2

March . 19'7

March . 1962

March 1942

April 1949

March . 1963

April 1917

February 1916

Lewis , Mrs. C.

Lewis, Mrs . H . T ., Jr .

Locke, Mrs . E. R.

Luedde, Mrs .

Mac Intyre, Mary

Mac Ken zie, Burlei gh A .

Mac Kintos h, Virg ini a

Mancheste r, Margare t

Mann , Jeanne H .

Mantl ey, Mrs . G.

Marie , Sharon E.

Mathew, Mrs . S.

McAllister, Janet L.

McCa rth y Mrs D F

McCart hy, Mrs. G .

McCauley , Mrs . E. H .

McC lure, Mrs G A.

McDaniel , Laura A . McDaniel, Mrs K.

McG arry , Mrs P H

M c H ard y, Nancy

Mc Hose, Mrs C. W

McKenzi e, Mrs K. L.

McKenzi e, Pauline

McMullen , Mrs W E

M cCai n , Carol Ann

McLaug hlin , Mrs . C.

Merritt , Mrs . R. W .

Miles, Mrs . Tom

Mill e r, Carolyn J.

Mill er, Mrs J R

Milto n, Mrs L.

Mitche ll , Mrs J W.

Mooney, Mrs A B., Jr

Mo rgan, Ann

Morganrot h, Mrs . W .

Mullin , Mrs . Robert Munson , Mrs H. W

Mur phy, Mrs P A.

Nelson , Mary I.

Nel son, Mrs . R. L. a H ara, Pat ric ia

Olson , M rs. A . P . Olson, Mrs Barry

Overfield, Mrs. J

Owen , Mrs . T. K .

Park, Mrs . J . C.

Parker, Virgi nia J .

Peek, Mrs. S. E.

Pendergrast, Mrs . J. H.

Persons, M rs. T . A.

Alaiden

H a ll , Pe nn y

De Lu ise. T anya

Spindler, Josep hine

Speziale, Dona

MacJ ntyre, M ary

MacKenzie, Burlei g h A .

Mac Kin tos h. Virgin ia

Mancheste r, Marga ret

Mann , Jeanne H .

Waltemeyer, M a rie C.

Marie, Sharon E.

Hagee, Gladys R

McAlli ster , Jan et L.

MacKimm , Barbara A.

Bowe rs, Barb ara

Brown, Sara L.

Coan, Ed ith

Mc D anie l, Laura A .

K eene, M a ril yn K.

Simmons , Barbara

McH a rd y, Nancy

Brow n, Anni e M.

Me Katharine

McKenzie , Pau line

Davis , M ary

McCa in , Carol Ann

H all , Ba rba ra J.

Bu s h, Elain e

Sundberg, K aren I.

Mill e r, Caro lyn J

Shipley, Maxine

Robertson, Elizabeth

H e nderson, J oa n

Currigan, Mary E.

Morgan , Ann

Ham er, Jean ne

Tate, D oro thy S. Barrett, Coranelle

Lee , Margaret

Nelson , Mary I.

Lavinston, Lo rraine D . OHara , Patricia

Sessions, Fran ces

Rudmose, Rac he l

H oye, Eileen

Frith , Mary B.

Boyd , Gratia H

Parker, Virginia J

Campbell, Marjorie

Johnson, Elizabeth A

Brooks , Arta

Dale 0/ In ilialioll

M arc h, 1955

Ma rch, 1955

April , 19 25

Ma rch, 1964

Feb ru ary, 1913

Ma rch, I nl

April , 1932

October , 1947

November, 1899

November, 19 0 4

March, 1963

Februa ry , 1916

June, 196 2

September, 1943

September, 1945

M arc h, 1954

September, 1893

April , 1933

February, 1948

M arc h , 1952

March , 1956

Feb ru ary, 1914

November, 1905

October, 1907

April , 1946

March, 1964

March , 1962

April , 19 45

March, 1942

Marc h , 1957

J anuary, 1936

January, 1933

February, 1949

J anuary, 1942

October , 1960

September, 1942

March , 1963

February, 1939

J anuary, 1929

J an uary, 1950

September, 1938

M arc h, 1955

February, 1947

March , 1964

February, 1948

January, 1950

February, 1915

October, 1959

April , 1943

September, 1927

Jun e 1917

PreJent Name

Peterson, Mrs . W.

Phillips , Mrs . J . R .

Phipps , Mrs. G

Polk, Mrs G W

Powell, Dorothy L.

Powrie , Barbara J

Pudlik , Mrs . E.

Quaintance, Jean

Reich , Mrs . C.

Retti g, Mrs . R. G .

Rhodes , Mrs J. J

Rich, Mrs . E. D .

Ri cketson, Mrs F H III

Ross, Mrs . Ann

Rossman, Mrs . W . W .

Ru ssell, Mrs. F W

Sale, Mrs. W. S.

Salfisberg , Barbara J.

Schlagel, Mrs K

Schmidt, Mrs C. B. II

Schultz, Millifred

Scott, Mrs W. G

Sealy, Mrs. Charles

Sharp, Mrs. J. F.

Shull, Mrs L. F

Sladek. Barbara S.

Spencer, Mrs. J. B.

Springer, Mrs K H.

Stephenson, Shirley

Initiated into Virginia Gamma

Stewart, Fairfax

Striker, Patricia D .

Sykes , Mrs . G . F. , Jr .

Talbert , Doroth a E.

Terrill, Pamela

Terwilliger, Cora A

Teviotdale , Mrs . S.

Theander , Mrs M.

Theis, Mrs . R. W .

Thomas , Mary E

Thomas , Mrs . Beaty

Thomas , Mrs. W. C, Jr.

Thompson , Nancy M

Totten, Mrs . G . F.

Troege r, Ann M

Tucker, Mrs C. C.

Turner , Mrs . T . B .

Turner, Mrs W L.

Tyler , Mrs . A .

Van Arsdale , Mrs. B E., Jr

Vandewark, Mrs . J . D .

Maiden Name

Tuck , Cheryl S

Hohl , Margaret A .

Bucknum, Sue

Phillips , Mary C.

Powe ll , Dorothy L.

Powrie, Barbara J .

Kall g ren , Dorothy

Quaintan ce, Jean

Fahey , Mary A.

Cadwe ll , Nancy L.

Seitz , Gloria

Moore , Edith F. Ross, Eleanore

Hoover, Virginia A .

Fitzgerald , Joa n Helps, Margaret

Kirkpatrick, Georgia

Salfisberg , Barbara J. Mann , Caro l yn

Becker, Stephanie A . Schu ltz, Millifred

Jackson , Ella Cai rns , Margaret Anne Ware, Jean

Counter, Helen

Sladek, Barbara S

M cIlwr:tith, P atricia Coulson, Katharine Stephenson , Shirley

Stewart, Fairfax

Striker, Patricia D. Kling, Carol B.

Talbert, Dorotha E

Terrill , Pam ela

Terwilliger, Cora A. Corbin , Joy B. McElin, Joan

Burns , Barbara

Thomas , Mary E

Beaty , Margaret Farley , Marcia

Thompson, Nancy M .

Teg.rden, Charlotte E.

Troeger, Ann M . Paddock, Barbara

Kin g, Nancy W orks , J osephine

Williamson , Grace Ehrat , Barbara Allen , Caro lyn

THE ARIOW OF PI lETA PHI

Dale of In itiation

March , 1961

October, 1954

March, 1960

October, 1935

April , 1947

March , 1962

October, 1947

January, 1937

April, 1950

April, 1949

April , 1944

November, 1906

January , 1942

March , 1961

April,1941

September, 1902

January, 1942

October , 1957

October , 1956

March , 1955

October, 1946

January , 1924

March, 1965

January , 19 29

Feburary, 1939

March , 1960

March, 1960

February, 1928

March, 1954

April, 1951

October, 1962

April ,I94 5

January , 1920

March , 1965

February , 1903

January , 1924

April , 194 4

April , 1945

March, 1952

January, 1943

September, 1944

March , 1956

September, 1926

March, 1955

October , 1953

April, 1944

October, 1947

January , 1933

February , 1949

October, 1947

PreJt111 Name

Wadley, Ann

Walker, Mrs. 11.

Walker, Mrs. G S.

Whee ler, Mrs . H. F. Whitman, Mrs E. H. Wickwire, Mrs 11. M ., Jr

Wilder, Mrs. M. A.

Wilkin, Mrs. H. J Williams, Mrs. L. Williams , Nancie C.

Wilso n , Mrs . D . E.

Wittemyer, Mrs Jerry E

Woodruff, Mrs. C. Worcester, Mrs. P . G .

Maiden Name

Wadley, Ann

Slutz, Grace

Lewis, Georgena

Mosher, Jessie 1.

Leslie, Katherine B.

Jackson, Dorothy G.

Forbes , Elizabeth Orr, Betty E

Fanke ll , Mardell Williams, Nande C.

Hall , Carol J.

Wittemyer, Jeanetta L.

McDonald, Nancy Brown, Mo ll ie

In Memoriam

LorriE ALLEN BABB ( Mrs . Miles T. ) initiated into Iowa Alpha june, 1902; died February 21, 1970.

GERTRUDE SKERRITT BROOKS ( Mrs . John W . ) initiated into New York Alpha October, 1909; died January 22, 1970.

GWENEVERE DENNIS BoREN ( Mrs Charles S.) initiated into California Gamma March , 1925; died February, 1970

SHIRLEY MERENESS BoYD ( Mrs . Maurice ) ini· tiated into Iowa Zeta January , 1943; died April, 19 70.

MARY 1. STATON CLIFTON ( Mrs . Albert) initiated into Texas Alpha February, 1929; died November 20, 1969.

MAZIE EARHART CoATS ( Mrs. R . T. ) initiated into Ohio Alpha October, 1901; died March 23, 1969

CARRIE CooPER initiated into Indiana Gamma O ctober, 1908; died October 19, 1969

DoRRIS ANGLE CROUCH ( Mrs . H. Paul ) in· itiated into In diana Alpha September, 1925; died D ecembe r 25, 1969 .

GWENDOLYN BREITENSTE IN DOYLB ( Mrs . Carroll ) initiated into Wyoming Alpha September, 1938; died January, 1970

MAE ANDERSON D UNBAR ( Mrs. Leigh) initiated ioto Idaho Alpba October, 1923; died February 10, 197 0

JEAN DOUGLAS FAVILLE ( Mrs A. D. ) initiated into Wyoming Alpha September, 1910 ; died January 30, 1970.

Dale of l11itialio11

February, 1949

October, 1907

January, 1922

November, 1904

February, 1910

February, 1919

January, 1931

September, 1943

January, 1938

March, 1963

March, 19,4

March , 1960

March, 19"

October, 1907

FRANCES DBAN FISHER ( Mrs. Cassein ) initiated into Indiana Alpha june, 1889; died September 11, 1969.

TREVA CRABBE HANNA ( Mrs . W D .) initiated into Iowa Alpha September, 1916; died August 1969.

ORA SHRADER HBARN E ( Mrs. C. A .) initiated into Iowa Alpha April, 1902 and affiliated with Colorado Beta ; died January 27, 1970

HAZEL ORR HUNT ( Mrs . L. P.) initiated into California Beta September, 19 10; died February IS, 1970

OLLI E KNIGHT JACKSON ( Mrs . Leslie) initiated into Texas Alpha January , 1926; died December 7, 1969

RUTH HOLLANO JONES ( Mrs . Denis ) initiated ioto I owa Alpha Oct ober, 1924; died Octo ber 10, 1969

FRANC ES INMAN K ELLY ( Mrs ). W .) initiated into Flor id. Alph a February, 1940; died February 12, 1970.

DoROTHY IRVINE LAMBERT (Mrs . E A.) initi o ated into Ohio Beta january, 1908; died January, 19 70

MARY LEW IS METZ BN ( Mrs . R. H. ) initiated into Wisco nsin Gamma February, 1946; died March 13, 1970.

LYNDA SHELKER PAULSEN ( Mrs . Ri cha rd) ini · tiated Wisconsin Alpha March , 1960; died Jaouary 24, 19 70

LEOTA MU NN R£OEWILL ( Mrs . V . A .) initiated into Ohio Gamma September, 1910; died March 22 , 1970

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

Officers

OffiCERS (MElINS

Orclnd , Ident [",.,.!tv.- M.ri.nne ReId Wild (Mrs. Rob · crt) 202 1 IXlmont Rd. N.W .• Washmgton D .C. 20009

Grond ',_.ur.r lmorlh,--ol ivi. Smith Moore ( M it. Henry, Jr .) 420 Pme St., Tcurkan •. T« 7nOt

GRAND COUNCIL

Grand p,••ldent-Sua hj.ne Paulson V nasse (Mrs. HOBet J ) 1998 Bro.d "y. ApI 1606. San Francisco, Ca li£, 94 109 Orond Vic 'r•• lda n t of Chop,.r, IAdmlnl.tratl o) -Orph O ' Rourke Coenen ( Mrs. G.) 7n N. Jeffe rson, lit · tie C h ule. Wis. ,·H40

Grond YI,. Pro.ldon' .f Turner Orr ( Mrs. J Cordon) 684) S. E. 28th St.. Pore land, Ore 97202

Orand Vice 1"0' of Ah,,"n ___ Evtlyn Peter. Ky lt ( M rs. 51.nle, E .) 23 Oak Kn oll Gardens Dr ., Pu.dena, C.lif. 9 11 06

Orond Ylc. PN.ldo"' of lIonthropl ----s:trah H olme. Hunt ( M u. H arold 8 .) 9014 Holly 51., Kanus City, Mo. 64 11 4

Grand Seer tor,._ Fay Mart In Gross (MfS L Morell)

W ood la nd Ave ., H insdale. II I. 60)21

Greltd Tr aur ___ Louise Rosser Kemp ( M fS. J Page) 6 19 E Bl acker A \e EI Paso. T n:. 79902

Nott_1 ltanhell.,.lc C_ferenc. Delegat_ He len BoucHr Dix (Mrs. Cur E ) 3U4 H a lesworth Rd ., Colu mb us, Oh io 43221

NATIONAL DIRECTORS

Director of Alum,.. Allvllor,. Commltt ••s- Marsuet W.U:u Homins (Mrs D O ) 620 San Fern a nd o, Bukeley Calif 94707

Director of Alum"_ Itroerams-Myldred Allen Hightower (Mu Fl oyd R ) 6n2 Alph a Rd ., D ll as. Tex 7H40

Dlr.cto r of Chop'.r HoUle Corporation_Fred. St l ff ord

Schuyle r ( Mrs Peter) H42 N orm andy A ve M c:mphis.

Te nn. 38 11 7

Direct of Chopter ItrOSlram_ Mad deine Closs Lafo n (Mrs. Thomas H .) 7015 Marybnd. St. Louis. Mo. 63130

DI dor of M.mbenhl...-V ernah Stewart G a rdner (Mrs. Gt-orge A ) n Grosveno r St ., Athe ns, Ohio 4HO I

Dlredor of PI.dg. Educotl_Mary J ane S tei n {Hrri n8e r (Mrs Paul) 3928 Dr ., T ampa, Fla 3361<1

St a nding

CANADIAN ItHILANTHROItIES COMMITTE(

Cholrma_Ruby White Tra ill ( Mrs J N.) 173' Wtst 68t h Ave V aneou \'et 1<1. B.C.. Can. Ex Mclo mem ber--G rand Vice President of Phillnthro · pies : Safah Holmes H unt (Mrs. H arold B.) 9014 Hnlly St Kansas City Mo. 6-t114

CHAItUON COMMITTEE

DI ctor of Alumn_ Ad"l.ory Comtnltt.•• and Cholrmon

Margll't't Walker H orning ( M rs D 0 .) 620 San Fe r· nando. Berkeley. Calif. 9·1707

CONVENTION COMMITTf( 11971 Conv.n,lo,.)

Chalrmo_Patty Lo u Burns Moore (Mu. Ric hard) 40}

Terrell Rd " San A ntonio. Texas 18209

Hoapl'Dilty--<:arol An n M oo re K illi.n (Mrs. R ichard L.) 2114 Kenilll'orl h Blvd , San Anton io. Tex IS 78209

It.gl.,rotl_Mtrilyn Allen Caxort ( M rs. Robert M) 234 Parlebne. Sin An tonio. Texas 782 11

EMMA HAltitfa TUItNER MEMOltlA l fUNDS (OMMITTU

Doll&lus Carson ( M rs. Floyd H) 1601

O.khurst A\e .. Winter Park. FI3 . 32789

Nifll Belle Gr«n Dime (Mrs. Wyatt E .) 1000 l 'th Ave North 51. Fla 3370)

Lillian Beck H olton (Mrs. Edwin ltt) 217 N 141h St., M anhltUn. K .n. 66)02

DI.-.c'or of Itu th--Consunce Fegles Ad ams ( Mrs Cuy ler C ) 46 18 Edgebrook Place, Minnupolis. M inn. n<424

Dlr.d or of Scholars h lp- Funces Farrell Ross ( M rs. H E .) H Ri dacwood Rc»d, West H lllfo rd Conn 06107 of Standar d_ M ary El izabet h Frushour Hill (Mrs. J R ) 10 South Side Country Club. Dcc.tur. III 6212 1

Edit of The AUOW- Muilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs. Wil· Iiam. J r ) 268 Underwood Dr N W Atl anta, G• 3032 8

S.cr.'ary of tho Alumn_ Department-Betty Rowlon Holt ( Mrs. J oseph R .) 4707 Perry Way , Si oux O ty Iowa 51104

SItECIAl O,,.CERS

Dlrec.or of Na. lo,..1 chl"._J ean Orr Donaldson (Mrs. R H ) 181 6 W AlTO'· M.d PI.ce Stillwater. Ok". 74074 DI,.dor of Chap'.r HI.torl._Rose: McColloc h Dl't'ssler ( M rs. E 8.) 7240 M .di.$On, K anus City. Mo. 64 11 4 No, I_1 C_".n,l_ Gvlct-Gc ri Whi te Kurek (Mrs Lee) BrentfOld Road. San M arino. Calif. 91108 ltarllom.n'arJan-- Hden Glessner SeOCt ( M n:. J a5pCr) )840 Winthrop i ndi.n1polis. Ind. 46220

Ncrtl_1 Itubll« Icrtl_ Bwhnell Leh· ner (Mrs. Geor&e F. J.) 60) Funcbal Rd ., Los An&eles, Calif. 9002-4

Tro".lInl Gradua'. Coun '_N ancy Wright. Pi Beta Phi CtTltul Offi« 112 S H anley Rd 51. Louis, Mo. 63 10 )

It, lETA ItHI CENTllAl OffiCE AND MAGAZINE AGENCY

Dlrec'e r-S lly Pury Schulenburg (Mrs Ralph E ) Pi Beta Phi Central Office , 112 S. H a nley Rd ., St Louis. M o. 6}tO'

NATIONAL 10ARD Of TRUSTU 'UNDS

Chalrrncl_Louise: R osse r Kemp (Mrs J. Page) 619 E BI .c leer Ave EI Paso. Tex 79902

S.:luhj!nt Paulson V anasse ( Mn Horace J .) 1998 Broad· WlY. Apt. 1606. San FranCISCo, Calif. 94109

Olivia Smith Moo re, (Mrs Henry J r ) 420 Pine St Tuar· unl. T ex. 7))0 1

Dorothy Weav er M organ (Mrs. Kent R ) 2648 H i8h St Linco ln Neb 68)02

Freda Stafford Schuyler ( Mrs. Peter) )142 N otm.ndy A ve .• Memp hi s. Ten n. 18117

Committe es

Ex-oMcio ,.,.."ber--G ,and V ice President of Philanthro· pies: Sirah Holmn Hu nt ( Mrs. H aro ld B ) 9014 H o ll y St., K a nsas C ity. M o. 64 11 4

UTEN$lON COMMITTEE

Cholrmo_Fly M artin G ross (Mrs L Morell) 746 W ood· land Ave" H insda le , J1J 60121

' TEItNITT STUDY AND EDUCATION COMMlnEE

Dlred... of Chop'or flTogramt and Cholrmo_Mad cleine e lOis u fon ( M rs. Thomas H ) 10 " M aryland, St Louis. Mo. 63130

A'pho--J acqudine D uda(:k Bouman (Mn: Hurler 0 ) 43 M ount.i n View Dr ., West Hartford. Conn. 06117

'.,_ Lydia Eloise Lueder Darling (Mrs. Frederick E ) 1000 E Ave " Apt 103 R ocheS kr N.Y. 14607

Gam_ M iss Nancy L. He.d. t 9} 1 38th St N W • Washinlton D C 20007

D.lt--S usan Stevenson Landis ( M rs. A ndrew, Jr .) Bid, 9Apt 3 New Copcler Hill Charlottesville. V a. 22903

Ep sll_Rose M Laudert Rupnow ( M rs. Race r) <490- Tana · crest Dr , Atlanta. Ga. 30328

Zet OiIO(' M cQuown Woodward , U09 D orcMster. Bir· Mich 48008

E'-Ellzabclh {Hln Calhoun (Mrs J C.) 2277 Lamberton Rd ., Clevcl.nd Heights. Ohi o <44118

n..t_ Pamda Caale Walters (Mrs. Willilm H .) lOt H.mpton Court. Ind. 41401

Walker .5t'a,re:n (Mrs. R D.) 800t Corttland Dr ., KnollYilie. Tenn. 17919

Kaptt--S ara Mieher Hinds (Mrs H oward) lOB Popullr

Blyd .• Jackson , Miss, 19202 Brown Larsen (Mrs Robert) lIn W. "9th

St , M inneapolis, Minn. 5)410

Mu--C,nthia Seifert Touslrr (Mrs. N W .) 211 <Hnnlll' UM, East Peoria, III. 61611

N_M II,aret Leona rd Buck (Mrs. James A.) 53' Forat Glen, Ames. Iowa ,0010 Helen Gone, 24, Union Blyd., St. Louis, Mo 63108

Omlcro_ MII,arelta Fenn Putman (Mrs. Redin,) 17) S. Hill , Fs,eUeyille, A rk 72701

PI--Linda Williamson Barnette (Mrs. A. N.) 6206 D , lho,. ham, Shreveport, La. 71106

Rh_ Mehnda Morlsn Olsen (Mrs. R. T.) 10'" W. 79th WI" A rvad., Colo. 80002

S'..--M a rla rt t Jorda n H o lma n (M rs. Calyin ) 922' N, 53 rd PI. , Scottsdale, A riz. 8nn

f __ J ulie VanalSt V aua: ( M rs. W, W.) Rt. 1. Boa: 27M, M ount Ve rnon, Wash. 9827}

Upsll_Mrs Thorne H ammond, 4'2' 12th Ave 5 ., Salem, O re 97102

Phl--Mar,atet Brown Rhodes (Mrs R. Alden) 220 Calle Corta. San Clemente, Calif. 92672

HOLT HOUSE COMMlnEE

Chal..--Miss Martha Bradford. 78n S Crandon Ave ., ChicaBO. III 60649

',_sv,..r-El iubeth Summt"..ill KoZl (Mrs Ro, J .) }40 H utchinlOn A" e., lowl City, Jowl )2240

snct._Lois Fuller Fortman (Mn E. H ) R R 2. Bloom · in,ton, II I. 6170 1

S.,"tory_Mary.Patricia Patterson Warnek t (Mrs. Charles H .) 2H3 Ryan Dr , Indianapolis. Ind 46220

Mary Weir H uff (Mrs J.mes A ) I on Euclid Ave ., Mon· mouth III. 6 1462

Ex-o"'clo Grand Vice Pn:sidtnt of Philanthro· pies: Sltah H o lmH Hunt (Mrs. Harold B.) 9014 HolI, St . Kansas Cit,. Mo. 64114

A ddress : H olt House. 402 E lsi, Monmout h , III 61462

Hostess : Mrs Beu lah Shin06t1d H ours: 10·12 A M ., 2·' P. M evcry da, exccpt Sunday

LOAN 'UNO COMMlnEl:

Cholrmo_VirJinia R S,monds OllOn (M rs. Ri chard T.) )7H Condion Rd" Seattle. Wash 98\0'

A nne Hcnderst:n Austin (Mrs A. H ) 9 Leacroft Cre:.Ktnt, Don Mills. Ontario. Canada

Belty Blrrlncer Symonds (Mrs. J . W .) 1309 S. 92. Omaha , Ntb. 68124

Ex_ofllklo mombor-Orancf Vic. p,..ldont of PhUonth,.pIoll Sarah Holm« Hunt (Mrs. Harold D.) 9014 HoU, 51 Kansas City, Mo 64114

MfM&ERSHIP SfLECTION COMMlnEE STUDY GROUP

(Committee to Enluale Two Year Trial Perted)

Cholrmo_Vunah Stewart Gardner (Mrs G. A.). l' Grosnnor St .• Athens. Ohio 0701

p.uline Hlckett Burns (Mr• Edward M .) 2707 Oxford Rd., MadilOn. Wiaconsin H70' Sabra Hansen Qua (Mrs P. If) 18 7" F.irmount Blyd ., Sh.ker Hei,hts, OhKt '«118

M,ra lXPa l ma Reimer (Mrs. Wm E. Jr .) 429 Newtown Rd , Sc"..,. Penns,lvania 19312 Jo Hooser Sudduth (Mrs. D P.) 3103 46th 51 ., Lubbock. Tuu 79413

MUSIC COMMlnlE

Cholnna_Mary Swanson EDleI (MIl. Oal c ) 2304 W l04th, Leawood, K.n 66206

P.t Casey Barr (Mrs. John P ., Jr .) 7629 Aberd«n. Shawo« Miuion. KIn 66201

Jo,cc BreStt Bishop (Mrs. M L.) 1112 Normand, Ayc ., O.lIas, Tn: 7nO)

NOMINATING COMMlmE

Cho"--Miu Shitlt, Brachh.,., HI QuecnstoD St., Winni· pc" Manitoba, CaD, Lola Siorey Fi.w:b (Mrs. W H .) 100 AJoora Dr., Pullman , Wash 99161

SUS.D AOK Saunden (Mn. J. M.) )26 W. Uninrsity Dr , Chapel H ill N.C 27)14

PI PHI TIMES COMMlnU

Notl_ol C.onllnot_Janet Hcmphill Jcnkins (Mrs. E P.) 1020 Robert Ad. , LiDco l n, Neb. 68"0

Alpho-Jcnni(u Moore Sim (Mrs R Dalton) West Ltdae ld . , Glastonbury, Conn. O6OH . Johnson MunsoD (Mrs. Phillip) Box 322. Bradford , Vt o,on Oammo-LilJi.n An,licker O'Shaughnessy (Mrs J R ) 10'2 Waterloo Rd .• Berwyn, Pa 19312

Delt_Min Elizabeth H«btkopf, 6 11 6 Riverpoint Court, Norfolk, Va 23,0'

Epd'_Ruth Black Arnold (Mrs Sidney M ) 1611 Mt. Paran Rd., N. W ., A tI.nt•• Ca. 3030, Zot_Jacqutl,n Smith Conyetse ( M rs. Byron R) 22536 Me · tam o ra Dr ., Birmin8ham. Mich. 480 10

Et_Vi rilnia Wynn Wood ( M rs A W ilson) 11 06 Ruthe r· fo rd R d., Cleve llnd He ia hu Oh io 4411 8

Thot_Mary Gilts A rmington, (Mrs. J H ) "09 Winston Dr I ndianapo lis, I nd 46226

.ot-K athryn Summtrs Slc.inntr ( M rs. Ray mon d Jr .) 1620 Carr Ave .• Mt mphis, T en n 38 104

Kop.--Jo Ann Wa l ker WiUins ( M rs. M atthe D ) 11n Umar. Cleveland. Miu. 38732

LomWo-Andrtt Stephenson Blttlinger (Mrs. J C.) 617 Grove St .• Neenah , Wis ""9,6

M_Eltanor Hougham Gucrine (Mrs. Robert) 90' Norwood, Mdrose, III 60160

Nu--Jeanne Whccle.r Hubbard (Mrs William) 100 K imball Rd • l ow. Cit,. Iowa )2240

XI--Iris Milltr G.mber (Mn. Dlle) )16 Sunset D r • Salina, KIn. 67401

Omler_Matta lou Marsh. 1 Roth (Mrs Milo K ) Routc 2. Siloam Spri""s, Ark 71761

PI-Frances Dill, Broyles (Mrs Gordon) 90 1 Hill top, Paid· tine. Tex n801

,",-Mar8an:t Morse Ea,le (Mrs. H. L.) 1816 8th, Hdtnl , Mont '960 1 ch.irman

'_Jo, Vanaue Goodenou,h ( M rs. William) 3932 W. Barrett. Seattle. Wash. 98 199

Upall_Dolores Bauer Turville ( M rs J ohn E ) 7828 S E 28lh St.. Portl.nd, Ore 97202

Phl-L.ya K ilpatrick lXnnis (Mrs. Bi ll y M urry) 1229 E. Oak Ave ., E1 Se,undo. Ca lif. 9024'

SCHOU.RSHIP COMM,nEl:

DI,...ctor of Scho'a.s hlp ond CholrMO_Prances F arrell 1tou ( M rs H. E.) 42 Rid8cwood Rd , Wesl Hartford. Conn 06107

Alpho- Ann Wood, Forker (Mrs David) 18 Westridgc Dr ., Simsbury. CT 06070

w--Judith Friend Strohm (Mrs. Paul E .) 74 Seven Bridau Rd , Ch.pp.qu•. N Y 10""

Oom_Mari'D K ah LanCatte.r (Mrs. Marsh) U4) H utifllS Mill Rd., Pittsburab. Pa. U241

Doff_Joycc Broderson Bliot (Mrs . William) 8)08 Cotta. St Vienna , Va 22180

Ep.II..--Doris Bayley Littlefield (Mrs. J oseph) 10900 Snap· per Ct«k Rd ., Kendall Miami, Fl • nu6

Zot_Mary J ane Kdler Meier (Mrs Carl) 1898 Lachmoor Blyd ., Grosse Pointe, Mich "8236 Gerhart Kier (Mrs. Robert C.) 321 Plusant H ill. Cincinnlti. Ohi o 4)2U

Ttto'-Marjorie Vale Wilson (Mn Robert) 6448 N. E in'. Indi.napolis, Ind 46220

lot_Miss A ndrea Zava 167 Tuoma Road, Oak R id,c , Tenn. }7830

K.I'tt--Nanq Witten Prtcn (Mrs H arold L ) 624 Launce · lot Rd Jackson, Miu ,9206 Loml,.I_-Suunne MalOn Whitt (Mrs David) 21 Pleatant laM. St Paul. Minn. niiO Parsler Andert (Mrs. T L .) 402 S. Hilhland Ct ., Champ.i,D, III. 61120

N_Lucile CmDcr Bostwick (Mrs Don t .) '26 Waterbury Circle. Des Moines. Iowa )0312

XI--Alice Ponlron Holmes (Mrs. Wmdell) 116 W 19th St , Hutchinson, K.an. 67501

o...k.---.A deline Pate PrtntUs (Mrs. G. K ) 1101 ApplebutT PI.ce, p.,tttt't'ilIe, Ark. 72701

Gary W aters ( Mrs Granyille E.) .3628 Imperial, M.dland Tex 7970 1

RfMo...-A nM PtnninctoD Dickson (Mrs. William) Rt. # J. Box 691. E'ftfarccn, Colo 104}9 ,........M.rilyn Tencb AJn.andc:, (Mrs. '\'l1m. ) 3642 E

Highland, PhocniJ:, Ariz 8)018

T_Janice Bushnell HaDJeo (Mrs. JOD) 20131 8th St N.E., .seattle. W b. 981))

U"alS-Oorothy !dulli,ln Rasmussen (Mrs Donald) 209') S W J. yfidd St •• Portland, Ore 9722) "''-Marlartt Fife T.n&ul, (Mrs 1100 Alball 51., Brtntwood Glenn . Los Anada, Calif 90049

SETTLlMENT SCHOOL COMMlnll

Arro mont Board of Gove:lnon; Chalnno_El iubd.h ytlm Kingman (Mrs Eu&tne) 371<4 68th St., Lubbock, Tn., 79413

Se,"".ry .n" Cooltboak--<:arolyn Ottet\ltr KovtMr (Mrs. R. R ) Rr. I. Boa: }A. Wayzala. Minn ,U91 Smith Moore (Mrs. Henry. Jr ) 00 Pint" 51 Tta:ukan •• Tnn ,,001

Vice Aylu orth Hendellon (Mrs J Rou) 701 Devonshire HouSoC R ideau T o er • C.I,uy 6. Albtrtt. Can.d. 'alley Chalrman--Ch ristine Yerges COn y (Mrs. S S.) 12}0 Glenn Ave .• Columbus. Ohio 43212 Way. DNI M 8cUy B.iley H.II ( Mrs Adin H.) 4039 Pipina Rock. L.ne, H Olllton Tn 77027 McCutcbu Huff (Mrs J. N ) Boa: 206. Gatlinbur., Tenn. nB8 khal.,.h lp Chaw--Jean Bobst Ven.ble (Mr•. John K.) 148 S. Cumclina Ave: Los At\ltles. Calif C_ncll Can••ct Membe r--Gl1Ind Vitt President of Phil.n· thropies : Suah Holmes H unt (Mrs. Harold B.) 901" Holly St .• Kanus Cit)'. Mo. 64114 Mema..,. ef tho __ "I

Geraldine H.II D.lton (Mn. John M ) 1207 Dr Jeftefson Cit}'. Mo 6'101

THE AllOW OF PI lETA PHI

&th Olwin D lOn (Mrs. Hllold 5.) 924 W Ch.rla. Ch.mp.i&n, III. 61120

AliKe Lock. Garllrd (Mrs Thomas E ) t-418 Country Oub Road, McAlester, OK 74)01

}.hri.n G Heard, Clift House Uninrsity of Tennessee. Knoa:ville, Tenn. 379 16

S Luc.ile Jennio&s, P O. 8oa: ,06, 141] Lin"ille St , KinaspOrt, Tenn. }7662

SUlh Ruth Mullis. 190 S. Coloni.1 Homes Circle , AtI.nt., Geor.i. 30309

Dr Lura Odl.nd. Collqc or Home Economics, Uni· venity 01 Knoxville. Tenn. }7916

Jetn Dunbu Socolowu:i (Mrs. N. } ) 2" foxhill Rd DenYille, N.}. 07'}4

Mari.nlh. Jame. Willi.ms (Mrs. B. R., J r ) 370 M aple Avenue So • Wtbsttr Groycs. MO 6}119

Mn. Lucilt' Woodworth. Sol: '67. Gstlinbur•• Tenn. 37738 I "'d. m --Gund Treasurer : Louise Rultnkcmp (Mr• J Pile) 619 E. BI.ck.t:r A ve II P.IO. Tn. 79902

DiNe'''' .f A",•• mont Schaal .f An ofHf Creft_bhri'n G Heard, Clift H oUJe, University or Tennesstc. Knox yille, Tt'nn 37916

Ixecvtl_ C I -tucile McCutch.n Woodworth (Mrs. L M.) 801: )67. G.tlinbur,. Tenn 3771a ultndty _ PvWle lelatt __ Hen rieu. M Huff (Mrs. J N ) &. 205. G.llinbuI"I, Tenn nB8 Arrowmont. 80. )67, G.tlinbur•• Tenn. ln38 ",",wmant Sehoel .f Art _d Craft-SOa: 367. G.t1inbur•• Tenn. }7711 A",.wcr.ft Shop--Bol: )34. Gatlinbufl:. Tenn. nB8

TRANS"I. COMM.nU_Vernah Stew"" Gardner (Mrs. G A.) 3' Grosyenor St.• Athens. Ohio 43101

National Panhellenic Conference

NPC Chalnnan 196'-71 11_lum (Zet. T_ Alpha)- Mrs C.rI A. FriKhe. t 14 Whe.tley Rd.. Brooltville. Glen Head. L I.. N.Y. 11104, N'C Secret.ry 1.6.·71 Ilennl"", 'Alpho Gamma Deltol_ Mr•. Dennis Foxworthy, 4007 5 E. 17th Edmond. Ok.la. 73030i

N'C ' urer. 1'6' 71 Biennium (Alpha Delta "I)_Mrs Berne J.coblOn. 410] Washin.ton BI"d 5. , Wuh.

98118 PI Phi Del..-e__Helcn Boucher Oil: (!du. CIf!' E.>' )1)4 Haluworth Rd ., Columbw. Ohio "}l21 " ta Phi lit Altarna,.-Sanhjane Paul son v.n.ise tMu. Kent R .), 2648 H iah St., Lincoln, Ntb. 68)02 " leta Ithl 2nd Attwnot_Dorothy Weaver Md ralll '''ts. Hor.ee}. 1998 Broadw;ly, #1606, S:ln FUMi'l<'o , (ilif

The Roll of Chapters

The (ollo ill& items Ire liven in sequencc: Name of ch'Pt«; dale of iu establishment: name of the collcst or un;. nr.ity; chaplrr address. president of the chaptu, chai rman of the AI\lJlltlZ Ad't'dory Committee with her .ddrns. ALPHA 'IOVINCI

PN _t-Marjorie MootlOIDCry y.le (Mrs O. 5 ), lock. : Icdj:e, Box 27, Yarmouth, Me 04096

C_ ctlevt Alpha (194}) Uniftnity of Connecticut ; Pi Bet. Phi. Unift.niry or ConMCticut, Storn:, Conn Beth Lindbtra ; J ore DickellS Vouw (Mrs. Robert G.). 2 Holly Lane, Storrs. Conn 06268

Meine Alph. ( 1920 ) University or M.ine; Somerset H,II. Orono, M. ine. 04471 : Judith Filts; Barb.,. libbr Cook. (Mrs. Wm P ) MR B 204 , BatI&ot, Me.

Ma chUHt" Alpha (1896) Boston University; III Com monwetlth An ., Soston, Mus. 02116; Elizabeth Ricbard. son; Walda Corbett Mclucas (Mn. R J .), 19R Prospect Hill Ave , Somerville. Mass. 02143 Ma ehu let. (1944) UniYe:niry of MassacbUJe:lU ; ,004 V.n Meier, University of MlSslChuscttJ Ammnt M.n. 01002; Joan Hanni&.n; Linda Wellman O'Connor (Mn. B.I ) l4 Rollin.ride Rd .• Amherst, Mus. 01002

No o Seot!- (1934) Dalhousie Univt:nity; Shirrd' Hall, D.lhouSle UnIY , Room 22"N, Halirax , N.S • Can .; T.m.,in Dunnet; Mn Ted Brown, 81 8 Main AYe ., F.irvit'w. N.S , Can.d.

InA NOVINCI

Oc.Palm. Rtima (Mrs Wm. E Jr ). 0 9 Newtown Rd. , &rW'Jn Pa. 19}12

New V A'pha (1896) Syracuse Uninnity ; 210 Walnut SyDCUJoC, N.Y, U210 ; Anne Rep1ocle ; Mn Donald PaIr. 109 Cedar Hei&hcs Rd ., Jamesville N Y 13071 N.w Y o.nw... (191") St LaWrTnce Un i yenity ; 21 Romoda Dr.• Canton. N Y B617 ; Janice CUrrier ; Mn John L Wuutt'r 18 Pi ne St • Canton. N Y 13617

Ne. yon: .,.tt. (1919) Comc.ll Uniftrsity; HO TripblJlUDt'l Rd ., Ithan. N.Y. 14130; Martha Coultt:lp ; Mrs JeroIDC B. True. 28 Cornell St Ith.ca. N Y. 148)0

V_eM (1891) University o r Vermonl ; 369 S Prospect St., Burlin.wn, Vt. 0"'01; G cndolyn B«k; M 'ra:arct Ryan V.n DiM (Mn. H. A ., Jr.) , 21 Lindcnwood Dr., S. Burlinaton, Vt 03401

GAMMA IOVINeI

PN.rdent--NuCJ BI.icbel Pollock (Mrs O. Ed ard). 86 Oovt:rdale Cirde, New Sbrewsbu"., N J. 07714

MaryIGfMI (t944) Univt:nity or Ma".l.nd; 12 Fraternity Row. CoII(ge Puk.. Md. 207040: Sher". Absher; Kathl«n Phillips Jerome ( Mrs C. L.), )]0] ROo05n'tit St., Bethesd •• Md 20014

'ann.y' onlo let. (1893) Buck.MII University ; Sol: W184. Buck.nell University, u .....ilbu r' Pa 17837: Cherie Murin ; Mrs. Tbomn M. Miles, R .D. I, Lcwisbur•• P•. 17837 n.ylv.nl. o.r- (190]) Dickinson CoIlt"8c: 60 W St., Carlisle, Pa . 170B ; Karen Schomp; Lena Ritner St01'tf (Mrs. C. R .). 260 Gibsnn St .• Carlisle. Pa 1701}

......n.yl __ 1 11_ (19)3) Pe"nnsyl nia State Uni"er' sit}' : , Hiester Hall. Uninmty Park. P.. 16802; J.net Kelly : Miriam S Wellinaton (Mrs. A. M ). }12 S Buckbout 51, State Collqe, P•. 16101

DlLlA HOVIHCI

".. deftto-S us.n Stevenson Landis (Mrs Andrew J ) Build · 10& 9 Api. 3. Nc...- Co pelcy Hill Charl ottesvillt', V• >290.

Nwth C••II_ Alpha (923) Uoiwrs.ity of North Carolina;

109 H illsborou,h St , Chapel H Ili, N.C. 21314 ; Susan Ellis: Jeannt Bun i. ht Hoft (Mrs. 8. A ), Coker Dr Chapel Hill, N.C. 27U4

N.nh C.r.lI,.. Ie" (19))) Duke Un ive rsity: Bol[ 7096 Duke University. Durham, N C. 27707; Elizabeth HanIfin ; M iu Su.san L Persons, 101 4 Glttn St • Durham, N C. 27701

Vlr.I"k! Gamma (t92:J) Coll el e o f Will iam and Mary: Pi Beta Ph i HOUK Williamsbur,. V•• 2318); Barba ra Wallace; Mary Liz Sadler ( M rs. W. 5 .), Ul R ichmond Rd .• Wi!· Ilamsbu rl Va 2318)

VI,.I"I. Dolt. ( 196') Old Dominion Universi ty' ; U}2 W. 49th St Norfolk, Va 2U08; Wilma J ean Clark: Eloise F, Clenland ( M u, Robert L.) , 400 Oak Grove Rd " No rfo lk , Va, 2})O)

wo.t VIfo.'"kIi AI,. (19 11) West V itlinia Unh'cnity; 149 } University Ave Mor,antown, W, Va, 26'0'; Roberta Wilson : D orothy Brand Slone ( Mrs, Ward 0 , ), I Euclid A.,e., Motl.ntown, W V a. 26)0' Watt Vlr,I,,'a Gornma (1968) Bethany Colle,e: P,O, Box )09, Bethany Colle8e, Bethany. W.Va. 26031 ; Susan Schu llz ; Donna Smith Chue (Mrs J. K ), 1117 Seventh St. , Moundsville , W.Va 26041

EPSILON PIO VINCI

Kra ft Schweizer (Mrs. J , W ). 1800 Summerland A ve ,. Winter Park:. FI. }2789

"_I" Al p ha (19n) Steuon University ; Box 12}7, Stetson Univers ity, Ott-nd Fla 32720: Lind Ron: Floy Jun Pfl ou.ah H ale ( Mrs G. B ). 2}7 W Plymouth Ave • Ot· land. Fla. 3271 0

Flor" (1921) Plorida Stile Univenity: )19 W Jeffer. so n TaliahaSJ«. FIa, 3130 1; Jeanette H auseman; Mary Miller Middlebrooks ( M n , Harry M ), '26 N 7 th Ave TallahuStt. F la. 3230}

Flori_ G.nma (1929) Rollins Colle,e; Mayflo,"",u Hall. Ro lhns College, Winter Park. Fh 32789 ; Sally H older ; D ana Pharr Winn (Mrs. M. H ,) 32 E. Yale. Orlando. Pia 32804

florida Dolt. (1969) University of Florida. P O, Bo. University Station. Gainesville. FIa , 32601 ; Kath, Dolan; Mrs. Thomu B Elfe. })47 N W. 32 Place Gainesville. Fla, 3260 1

0. 1. Alpha (1939) University of Ceor,ia; 886 S Mill · edge Ave Athen ., Ga, 30601; J an Bankhead : MISS Sarah Ruth Mullis 190 S Colonial Homes Cir Athnu Ga }0}09

"uth Carolina Alpha (19}1) Univenity of South Carolina; Box U·)l24. University of South Carolina. Columbia. S.C 29208; J ulia Hydrick; Mary Lees Graham McGeary (Mrs. J , A ). 30 Gibbet Ct , Colum b ia. S.C 29201

ZITA HOVINCI

,,..khnt--M .tllret KralIK Y oun, ( MIS R A .). R #1 , Bo. 3)4·2 A lbion. Mich. 49224

Michl " Alpha (1887) HlllsdaJe College : }04 I-lIIlsdaie 51 • H ilbdale, Mich. 49242; Ann Kelly : Beuy Wuver Sharpley (Mrs. H ). 9' Arbo r View , Hillsdale Mich 49242

MJchl n leta (1888) Unlversit, o f Mich igan: 8}6 Tappan St Ann A rbo r Mich 48104 ; Debbie Gerscll ; Jane Griffcl Bradbury ( M rs David). 19}6 Alhambra , Ann Arbor. Mich 48103

Mlchl"an Gamma (190) Michilan Stale University; }43 N , H arrilOn, East Laosin.. Mich 48il} ; Chru Rock : Donna Pa ,ton Corey (Mrs. P. J ) 2U4 Hamilton Rd " OktmO., Mich, 4U64

Mkh'-- D.lto (19)9) Albion Collele ; 110 7 CUI SI.. Albio n , Mich. 49224: Linda Ave ry : Stephanie Mitchell Bennett (Mrs Arthur), III} Maple I Jlckso n. Mich. 49203 Ontario Alpha (1901) University of Toronto; 220 Beverley St Toronto 2B .• OntarIO Can : Wend l MacK.y ; Mrs Paul Henderson 76 SwnmerhiU An. , To ronto 7. Ontatio. Canada

Ont.t. ht. (1934) Univenity of Western Ontario ; 29} Central A ve.. London. Ontario . Can .; Beverly Cairns; Janice Spcncu Smith ( MIS , 0 ) 10)) Brouah St , London. Ont un.

ITA PROVINCE

',..w.........I.sabcll Brown Oautel (Mn Charles S ). ,664 Candlelile Terr Cincinnati. Ohio 4H}8 OW. Alpha (1'19) Ohio University; 6 5 CoIlCJe 51 , Ath ·

ens. Ohio 4nOI: Kaye L Carr: Jean Fmstuwald Spu.a" (Mrs. Edw. A.), 1 North ood Dr.. Athens, Ohio 4)70 1

Ohio 101. t 1894) Ohio State University: 18" Ind ianola Ave Columbus. Ohln BIOI : Sindy HIlbert; Nancy [hvis Ed ards (Mrs D , A.) 1131 lo ncJlate Lane Columbus, Ohio 43121

Ohio Dolt. (1 92) Ohio Wesle ya n University; 96 Elizabel h St Oclawlre. Ohio 430U ; Linda Costu : Marian Cake Brink ( Mn Robert) 16, S , Section Li ne Rd • Ot law.rt. Ohio 430U

Ohio (p.llon (l94) University' of T o led o : 3029 W. Ban · croft. ApI. I I , ScOIi H all, Toledo, Ohio 43606: Carol e Wernimont: Sharon Jones un&e (Mrs. Ja nn) , 2}30 God· dard Rd .• Toledo. Oh io 43606

Ohio Zoto (194) Miami University; Hall , Mi ami University. Oxford, Ohio 4'0)6 ; Mary Jo Horkinl i Miss Charity J. Carson 116 E, Co llins St" Apt A. Oxford. Ohio 4)0)6

Obia (I. (19'4) Denison University; 42) W Collele St " Gllnville. Ohio 430U: Sally Russell; Cynthia LiSler Krause (Mrs. Walter). So Prospecl St Granville, Ohio 0023

'HETA PROVINCI

Prosldertt-Nancy Cox Fonta ine (Mrs. Louis J .), 6}9 E Seminary. Glttncastle , Ind. 461"

Indiana Alpha (1888) Pranklin Collele : EIKY Hall. Bo. 106, Funklin. Ind 46 1}t: Debbie Loudenback : Gertrude Decr Owens (Mrs ROier B ), }20 N. Drive. Pllnklin. Ind 461}1

Indiana Iota (189}) Indi ana Universityi 928 E T hird St Bloominslon. Ind. n 401 ; Palli Hcakin ; Janet Blick (Mrs T .· R.) 2108 Rock C reek Dr Bloomill81 0n. Ind, 4740 1

Indklna Gamma (1897) Buder University'; I}I W. Hampton Dr In dianapolis, Ind 46208 ; Susan Bro n : Jane Keel Ducic ( Mn, Donald). )001 E. 81nd 51" Indi.naPOlis, Ind. 462"

Indiana Dolta (1921) Purdue University; 101 2 Slate St. , W. Lafayette, Ind, 47906: Lynn D.:lur : MisI Anne Lo mme:t. HO Park: Lane, West Lafayette, Ind 47906

IncAana Ep.llon (1942) DePa uw University; 30} S. Locust Glttnculie, Ind 461H ; Pam Sioaku; Diane N, Gossard ( Mrs, Keith). 60, E. And erson. Greencastle, Ind. 4613)

Indiana Zoto (19)2) Bill Sute Universit,; Rogers Hall. Muncie. Ind. 4n06; ConnIe Huff ; Julie PUll Menden · hall (Mn Ph il). 2208 N , Reserve Muncie. Ind. 47}04

IOTA PROVINCE

Prosldont--Jean Harlo r Thom as (Mrs, Robert W , ). "24 Batneld Rd Mmlphis, T enn , 38817 Kentucky Alpha (192)} University of Louisville: 20}0 Confederlle PI Louuville. Ky , 40208: Diane Hayden : J anet McWillia m Smith (Mrs. Robert t ,) , 1611 Porest Hill Dr • Louisville. Ky. 4020' Kentucky Ie'o (1962) University' o f Ken tucky; 409 Colum · bia. Lninaton , Ky , 40 , 08 ; Rebecca Lynn Jo hnson ; MIn Linda N , Renschler. 2UO Richmond Rd Lnifl8lon Ky 40)02

lenno Alpha (1923) Unive rsity of Tenness« It Ch.ttt· nooga: 84 6 Oak St ChallanOQl'. Tenn 3740} ; Ca.uandu Cunninaham ; Helen Barrttt: Arthur (Mn. Donald D >' }408 Glendo n Dr • ChattaOOOl'. Tenn }74 11 ,_ leta (1940) Vanderbilt University; 118 24th Ave So Nuhville, Tenn }721 2 : Di.nne Phillips; Mn , 0 , A. Floyd , noo Graybar Ln • Nuhville• • Tenn , }72U l Gamma (1948) Univenity o f Tenness«; IHI Cumberl.nd Ave K no xville Tenn 379 16; Cindy Dilla · bunly; Emil, Turner Helton (Mrs. P E ). 716 Whirlaway, Knollville Tenn 37921 , __ Dorta (1962) Memphi.s Stile Universitl; Dol 819" , Mmlphis State University. Memphis. Tenn . 38111; Libby Keller; Jean Pitcock M.duon (MIS A f Jr.). H91 Sb.dy Grove Terr Memphis Tenn }B 1l 7

KAPPA PIOVINCE

"'esldortt-Annette Mitchell Mi lls (Mrs. J ack) 2128 Ves· trid&e Dr Birminaham, AI • 3)21 6 Alabama AI,. (192 7) Birminlh.m Southern Co llece; Box ,9A, Bitminsham Southern Co lle,e 8lrmm8ham , Ala })2CH : Pac MitcMII , Zoe S.nden James (Mrs R E,. Jr.), 36H CtC$l.lick Rd Birminlham. A la. ))22)

AI.bema &oto (1949) University of AJabam. ; Box 12'9. University, Ala. 3,486 ; Suzanne Mark.s ; Rosalind Apo-

d.n (Mrs. V. J Jr ), 7-E Northwood Like, Northport, A I., })476 Aloltoma Go.-. (1957) Auburn Univcnity; Dorm 7. Au · burn Univc:rSJty. Auburn. Ala 36830; Cathy Aderholt ; Cuole Conn.ff YunulO (Mrs. J. 0." Rt #1 Box no, Hope Hill , Ala }640)

MlIt•.,Ip,,1 Alpha (1961) Univc:rsity of Southern Mississippi; 80.1 ]76 Southern Slition, Hltt icsbu r•. M," 39401, Bubu. ROSI ; G.illk.1I H "'Wr (Mrs. Glenn T.). 18cH ldfnson Dr.• H.ttic:abur•. Min }9401 MI"I lppl (962) Unh'cuity of MississiPJIi; Box 28 Univc:rsity. Miss )8677; Nancy O""en; Man o rie W.II.ce P/:ddlc (Mrs. F. S.). The O.ks, enford, MISS }86H

LAM.D" "IOVINCI

1tN.,tlent-Plulinc Hackel! Bums (Mrs. Edward M L 2707 Oxford Rd • Madison , Wis "70)

MonltolHl Alpha (1929) University of Manitoba , 1211 Flret Ave., Winnipca 9, Min ., C.n.da: Su.ety Kippen; Muaa Stewart Cameron (Mrs. K .), )13 Waverley 51.. WinnIPC•. 9. Manitoba. Can.

Mr.' Alpha (1890) Univcrsity of Minncsota: 1109 SE 'th St MlnnnPOlis Minn "-114. Gretchen o.CSSMr: Pam Tei.en (M,. Wayne). 14 t)·17th Avc N W .• Ne · 8n,hlon. Minn. HI12

North D.Ie Alpha (1921) Univcrsity of North Dakola: Carnbrid.e, Gnnd Forles. N.D. '8201; Jcnny Nelson; loiS Hul, Hai,b (Mrs. J T ). 6}0 Twenty·third AYe ., So , Grand Poru, N D ,8201

W'"_ Alph. (18904) of Wisconsin; 2H una don SI ., Madison. WI' , H703: Barbara lattleo; Charmion Sic,ner Ta,lor (Mn. T.), 4813 Woodburn Dr., MadiJO n , Wis ))711

WIse_II lot. (1919) Beloit Collegc: IW} College 51" Be 10 1', Wil H' II : Helcn Jones: MIry Taggart Timmckc ( M rs. M,). 9jl Church St Beloit Wis. '\111

WIse_I'" Gam_ (1940) La rcocc Univcrsity; Colman H a ll , 307 E, lI rence St., Applelon, Wis. )4911: Margc Strobel: lane Fletcher Hansen (Mrs. Plul) 740 Chestnut St., Neen.h. Wis. )49,6 MU NOV'NCI ro.ldertt_

1111".1, Alpha (1867) Monmouth Collcge; Monmo uth Col. leae, Monmouth III 610462; 8ub'lI WCSt; Mary Hlle McCo nachie (Mrs L E.) 719 E Boston Ave ., M o nmouth. III. 610462

1111 1, "to-D.lta (1930) (Bell: 1872) Delta : 1884) Kn ox Colle,e: Knox Colle,c, G.lesbur" III 6140 1; Jeealee Miles: Wanda Goode Youn,rcn (Mrs. Hcnry) lllW N. Chcrry 51 G.lcsbur• III. 610401 1111-', 1" 1." (18904) North estern University : 6}6 Emerson St Evanston. III 60201; Jean Martm ; Elaine Grlmcs Wall (Mrs James) 3003 Harrison SI .• III 60201 IIl1nol. Zota (189)) Universily of Illinois; 10C" S Wright, Champai,n. III 6 1820 ; Julie Roof: Rosemary Ful ton Un. tted (Mrs .) 1210 &cllmeade Champ. ian, III. 61820 1111-" It. (1912) Mill ikin Uni..-cnity; 2}' N. FaiI'Yicw , Dc calur, III 62)22; Pat Gardner ; Jayne Ganschinlctz Blul os (Mrs. D L ). 30 Sandcrcck Dr Decatur III. 62 121 IIIIMI, 1'hot. (19-47) Badley Universil1: 1004 N. Institute, Peoria. III 61606; Janc Peschkc: Mil)' 8.con Holttman (Mrs. R J .l. 19104 W Cuhman CI III. 616 14 NU NOVINCI

"ro d_t- DorOlhy Nelsen H untcr (Mrs. J.mes H .L 2016 S 91st St ., Omaha. Ncb 68124 10•• AI (1868) Jow. Wesleyan UOiversity; S·T H.II. ML Plcas.nt. lo a )2641; Barbar. Ikd:; Hclcn Baku Ecklcs ( Mrs V D .). 6 1} S. Harrison St .• Mt Ple aunt. low. )2641

I••• lot. ( 187-4) Simpson College; -406 N Buxton. Indi • noh, lo a ,012); Susan Novale: Shirley Day Bunch (Mrs R H ), 210 W. Liocoln. Indi anaola. l o a '012) 1••0 Gamma (1877) Jo a Stalc Univcrsity; 208 Ash A' e .• Ames , lo a ,0010: Win A Deason; Mar,aret leon.rd Bucle (Mrs. J . A .l. )34 Forest Glen. Iowa )0010

I••• Z.ta (1882) University of lo a: 8U E Wuhitllton Io wa City, lo a )2240: N.ncy Narey; Marth Lc1lt lanon (Mrs. J ohn W .). 12 W. Park Rd lo a City. low. U240 lot. (119)) Uni"f:rs.i11 of Nebraska; 426 N 161h. Uncoln, Ncb. 68'08; Diane Hydc ; SuJanne Tc ell

THE AIUOW OF PI lETA PHI

Walncr (Mrs. Elliot), 3800 " H " St ., Lincoln, Ncb. 685 10

South D.kot. Alpha (927) Uni,cnity of Soulh D.kOla 11' N. Plum Vermillion. S.D. )7069; P.I Rca,an ; Ann Kin · ca ld Ward (Mrs. S R .), 716 E. Clark, Vermillion, S D l7069

XI ,IOVINCI

lcIoftt-Shi rley J one. Mann (Mrs. Robert E.). 6 W. 21st St., H utchinson Kan 6"0 1 Ie_ AI.,... (1813) University o f Kanus; 1612 W Ulh. Lawrence, Kan 66044; Mq Hnrlo ; Mary Ann Diclein· son (Mrs. M .). 902 W. 27th Terr ., La ·rcnce. Kan 6600404 Kon leta (1913) Kansas Slate Univcrsity; 1819 Todd Rd., M. nhillan. Kan 66'02; Mary KaJ Sparlts; Sue Hosti nsley 8.11 (Mrs. John). 1122A Garden a" Manhattan. Kan 66'02

Mlaaovri Alpha (1899) Uni"ersity o f Missouri; )11 E Rol· lins. Columt, , Mo 6'2 01 ; Pamela Moore ; Janet McGfcltor Cox (M". Tcrry). 2709 W Rollins. Columt,ia. Mo. 6)201 MI _I leta ( 1907) Washinaton UnivcnitYi Box 42. Wash· inaton Un ive rSity 51. loUIS. Mo 63130: Andra MaNin ; Kalhy Bevill Lupo (Mrs. D G.), 411 Al,onquin Place St. Louis , Mo. 63119

Mluowi 0- (1914) Drury Collqe; Drury Collc,e, Sprin,field. Mo. 6'802: Susan Bennett ; Vic lei Rook Lollar (Mn. Gary). 2112 Cinderella Sprinc6cld. Mo

OM ICl: ON HOVIN(I

PT Ericksoo Huahes (Mn. H1lIh) , 1000 S. Howerton, Cushing. OIela. 7.f0Z}

Ark_I AI.,... (909) Uni\caity o f Arlcansu ; '02 W Maplc, F.yeltev illc. Ark 72701; SusIe Ro binson; Jean Ftlter Gfttnh (Mrs. leonard), Box 4276. F'rtltcville Arle. 7270 1

Ark." , (196}) Little Rock Uninnil1, Box 40)7 A.her Ave St., Lillie Rock . Arle 722004: Man' Kathryn H olmes ; Mary Ann Haley You". (Mrs. C. 8 .). '" Lefever Une. Littlc Rock, Ark 72207

Okl.horno AI,ha (910) Univcrsity of Olel.homa; 1701 S Elm. Norman, Olel •. 73069: Sally Burns ; Mar,aret Fell ThulSlon (Mn Thomas W .), 8}3 BiKh, Nor m a n Okla.

Okklhomo lot. (1919) Oklahoma Stale Univcrsity; }24 Cleveland, Stillwatcr. Olela. 740704; Bublr. Shepherd; 8.,· bara ThDmU Simanle (Mrs. Edmund D .). 2001 West Uni· verlily Ave .• SlIlIwucr. Okla. 74074

" 'IOVINCI

'ro, IcIont--Jeannctte Simpson RobcrtJ (Mrs. Rich .rd A ), 1674 lon,..,ood Dr .• Baton Rouae. La 70101

Lovllla_ Alpha (1891) Newcomb Collq:e; 701-4 Zimplc St., New L•. 70 118 ; Ellen Carter; Anne Dyer McKee ( Mn Wm C ). ,}O, Camp St .• New Otleans, La. 701"

LovI.l_ Louisiana State University; P O Box In6O A. L.S.U Baton Ro uge. La. 7080 3: Cin da Perry: Paula WillIS Triche (Mrs. J. A .). 2632 Purvis Baton ROUIe, lao 70809

T. AI.,... (1902) Univcrsity of Tnas; 2300 San Aotonio. Austin Tex 7870); GCM Gnham ; Hall ie Dcwar Fcr,uson ( Mrs Keene), 2702 VerdcMnk Gr Austin, Tn 71703

T (1916) SourncrlJ Methodist Unil'cnil,; 3101 D an· !CIs , D.llas Tn. " 20' ; Kristen Padbcr, ; Pc", Turner Mc Kinney (Mn. James) 04409 AKad, Dallu, TCJl n20)

T.:IO. Gamma (19H) Tuas Tech UniOfersil1; Box 4324, Tens Tech University, Lubbock. Tex. 79-406; Pllt)' McFarland Mary Russell (Mrs. Wm), HOI·16th Place. Lubbocle. Tn 79416

T I D.I (19,6) Tnas Christian Box 297004. T .e U Fort W o rth Tn. 76 129; Martha Suc Pa,c: Mn Ch.rlcs Ferrcc. HI3 Acorn Run. Fort Worth Tcx 76109

IHO ,IOVINCI

ProaJ t- Lucille McCrillis Ryland (Mrs. J obn). 30470 E KcntudcT Avc Denver. Colo. 80209

C.lorado AI"ho (1884) Univcrsity of Colorado; 890 Elevcnth St .• Boulder. Colo_ 80301; V.nny Foster ; Miss Lois Wolff '22 Hichland AOfe ., Boulder, Colo 80302

C.lorodct let. (188') of 2203 S. Jose · phlde. Denver Co lo. 80210: Belte Lord: Donnl Rt,'looff PetiCnon (Mrs. M .). E Ldli&h Dr , Dcn't'er. Colo. 802}7

G--. (19,.) Colorado State 6n W We, Fort Collins. Colo. 80)21. Linda Dyer; Nancy Wc," ·

land B.rtr.n ( Mrs M D .L 1112 Southaate Dr. , Fort Collins, Colo. 80UI

A'pM (1921) M onllna Sille University ; 1}04 S filth Bozem.n, Mo nt )97U: Co nnie O 'Co nnell ; Barb.,. ReitKh Richard son ( Mrs. R P. ), 1022 S )I h , Boum.n , Mon t )97U

Wyeml", AI". (1 910) University of Wyoming ; Fr.ternity Park, LaDmie, W yo. 82070; K. thy Simmons; M.rth a Bauman Brown ( Mrs P R, ), 1)06 Bonneville 51 Lau· mie. Wyo. 82070

IIGMA "OVINCI

Hendfll[ St.rbuck (Mil Fred ) )800 E Lewis Ave , Sherwood Heights, Scottsdale. Ariz 8)2)7

Ari.a_ (1 9 17 ) University or Ar izona; 10)) N. M"u n · la in Ave ., Tucso n Ariz 8)]19; Debbie Gibso n ; M rs. Wm C. J'CQuin )202 e. Alhambra PI Tucson, Ariz 8)711 ... ,I.a_ leta (196) Arizona State University: Box 276

A.S U , P lo Verde Tempe , Ariz 8 )28 1 : M iche lle R.nd.lI ; B.rbala Caine Boale ( M rs. J ackson), 399 N Wuh inato n , Ch.ndler. Ari z. 8'224

New •• Ic. "'1", (1946) University o r New Mexico ; 1701 Mesa Visu Rd. N.E ., Albuquerque , N M 87106; Barb.ta Benton; Barb.ra Olinler Meie.ina ( Mrs Robert ). 1608 Californi. N E ., Albuquerque, N. M 87110

UhIh , (1929) University o r Ut.h: 1443 Ent lsi Soul h , S.lt lake City , Utab 84103; Sb.un. Gill; Vir,ini.a Clowu W oods (Mn. W B.). 2290 S 2200 Eut , S. lt Lake City. Ut.ah 84109

''''U 'IOYINCI

'""t-Pat Fisn John (Mrs Ph ilip). 2233 38th Place Eut, Se.attle , WISh 98102

"lIMn. (1 931) Universily or Albe rt.: tl012 8'lh Ave ., Edmonton 63 Albert.a , Can.: Carol Rolr: Anne ArchIbald B.nks (Mrs J P .), 82 F.irw.ay Dr., Edmonton, Al be rt., Cu.

I ""pM (1923) University o f Id.ho ; )07 Idaho 51 , Moscow, Id aho 83843 ; M ard.a Welch: Ruth Boas (Mrs. L. A .). '12 east B St., MOKOW, Id.ho 838"3 W.d" AlpM (1907) Un iverSity o f Washington; "'48 17th Ave N.E Seanle. W.ash. 9810': Peay·Radew.n; B rblt a Meston Stuarl ( M r,. J ohn). 7747 Overl":e Dr BeIlC't'Ue, Wub 9800-4

W •• hl n a.ta ( 1912) W as hin, ton SI.le University: 707 Linden, Pullman , Wash. 99163: Linda Roe; Pe", Moore Coqn.ile (Mrs. H A .> , 310 Derb" Pullman, Wash 99 163 W...wttet_ 0- (1948) Unifttsity of Pucfl Sound;

Schi.&' Ihll. of Pu,et Sound, T acoma, Wasb 98<116; Donn. Driver ; Miss Marie A Hel mer, 3)24 N. 7th Sf ., T.acom., W.sh 98106

UPSILON 'IOVINCI

p,...IHnt- P.t Kelly SW'n (Mrs Robe rt G ) 4 S W. Twombly, Portland, Ore . 9720 1 tt. AI (19U) Univeuity' o f Nevad.a ; 869 N Sierra, Reno , Nev. 89}O2; C I.udi a Lehto; Ferol Spell Gilbert ( Mrs Hit".). 17·" Catalpa. Reno, Nev 8sn02 Ot-eean Alpha (19.,) Uni'ft:rtity of Orqon ; U1I Kinc. id , Euaene , Ore 97103; J .ckie Evenson; Doreen Gien,u Me · Cool ( Mrs D. L.) 2610 OnJI, Eu&ene , Ore 97"03 leta (1917) Ore,on State University ; 268) NW Taylor. Corvalli,. Ore. 973]1; G.ayl. Greger ; Anne W rren Sm ilh ( Mrs Fled), 3720 Fillmore St., Corvallis, Ore 97330

0,...... Gamma (19 4) WiIl metle University; 844 Mill St., Salem. Ore 937 01 : H arri et E. Wil son: Susan Merrill Lilch · 6eld ( Mrs James ). 62 86·17th Ave N.E ., S.lem, Ore. 97303

O,..on IN'" (1960) Portl.nd Stlte Co lle,e : 1962 S W ,th. Portland , Ore 9720 1: Deborah Schn.are; Doro thy Mullialn Ra..smuuen (Mrs Donlld). 209' S W. M.yfield, Po rtl an d , Ore 9722)

PHI PIOYINCI

""'al-...-Marion Kunkel H ild (Mrs. Lioyd) , )301 Cornin&' A ve., l.o!t An8e1e. , C.lif, 900,6

C.llf ( 1900) Univenity o r Caliromi. (Berkeley); 232!i Piedmont Ave Berlttley , C. li f, 94704: Anne M oller : Mo lly Burnell Wilde (Mrs. Chu.), 67 Lynwood Pl. , Mon.• .a , u lif 9""6

C.llfom" (1917) Uninm ty or Southern California; 6-47 W. 28th 51 Los Anceles , Ca liL 90007: Diane K ililn ; Belva,io Turner Kruse ( Mrs J on ). 1401 Imper ial Glend.le, Cali f 91207

Callfoml. O.lta (1927) University of C.liforni •• t Loe An · ICles; 700 HiI• .ard Ave 'Los Anaeles. Calif. 90024 : Sus.a n Pebler: Pltrici. Wri,ht Beral (Mrs. Wri,ht) , 2)0 Ashd.le , Los A n,e1e.s Cali r 90049

C.llfornl. Ipsllon ( 19"9) San D iqo State Colle,e: '080 Col· lege PI.. San Dielo Calif. 9211': Jul ie Heathm .n; Judy Thompso n Inskeep (Mrs Ch.des), 606' AmaJa, L. Mes., C.lie. 92041

Cell It Zeta (19'0) University o f Californi •• t Sant. Bar · b.,.; 761 Camino PCS("Idero. Golet.a, Ca lif. 91017; Che,.,i ThompSOn ; Claudi. W a ten G.rrett (Mil. T D .), HI) 1..01 Pinos Ot ., S.ant.a Barb.n , Calif. 93 10)

ALUMN OfflCl11

ALUMNlE DEPARTMENT

DIRECTORY

Grond VI,. President .f ___ Evdyn Peters Kyle (Mrs Sunlcy E.), 23 O.k Knoll Cardcn, Dr Paudcn., Calif. 91106

GraM VI,. ProMd.", .f Holmes Hunt (Mrs. Hamid B ) 9014 Holly 51 • Kansu City, Mo. 64114

ALl'HA '.OVINCl

DlrenOf' .f Ah,,,,n_ ' rogrom_Myldr«l Allen Htlhtowcr (Mrs. Floyd) 62)Z Alph. Rd Dall Tn. 7SZ40

S.cret.ry .f tho AI_n_ D.,.,.._t-Betty Rowton H o lt (Mrs. JOKPh R ) 4707 Perry W.)" Sioux City. low. ,1104

.,,__ CIYIt IdhM_ Adtie Alford Hcink , (Mrs. Huu) }4}i Je cll SI.. Sin Dieao (.Iif. 92109

Ortl.r .f tho G.lden A"".w- Addrc lS corrdpondcnce 10 Ct-nllli Officc. 112 S. H.nley Rd St lnuiJ: Mo 6310'

The Roll of Alumna: Clubs

AI_n_ Pr ln'. P",sld.nt_ Mrs. Elc.nor B Roberu. Depoe. Rd Box 'I}. Truro. M.ss 02666 lorit.hlr. C."""y MoII.-Helen Boyd Gre-cn (Mrs. Ho"ud) , 29 W.verl,. 51., PitWjeld. MA. 01101 lut.-.. MenZld Bostwick (Mn 191 Spearin Dr Orono Me G t.r 1 ••,_Mlss Cynthia Proctor 88' M.ssachuJCIU Ave C.mMId&e. Mus. 011}8 H.llf. H..... S,.tl_ Mrs Dorothy Willi.mson , 807 VOUng Avenue. H.li( Nov. SeOII'. Can.d. Hertfonl, Conn.-Peul Dunsmoor Burnhim (Mrs. T R.). H Woodl.nd Ave Bloomfield. Conn. 06002

Mandt."... A..... Conn.- MISS Musuet E. Mulkern . 482 WCSt M iddle Turnpikc. ApI. )(lU, Manchester Conn. 06040

N•• H n C.n".-sullnnr Noe Osw.lld (Mrs Don.ld), 27 T.m,"c Rd W.llinjJ(o rd Ct. 06492

Great.r 'ortl.nd, M._ Mari orie Mo ntlo mery Vale (Mil O. 5.) Box 27, Sute Rd V armouth·Forsidc. Mc .hod. bl.nd-- MJr"cry Heimberlj:er [)emml,r (Mrs. E F ).

6 M.lrolm Rd North K in,utown, R 1. 028)2

Southon. '.lrfI.ld C.unty Conn..-8ub.lut Bru"gem.n Silcox (Mn. G. R R.), 7 Echo Dr Daricn. Conn. 06820

T,I- St.t • • Vt _Murlel Newkirk Frost (Mrs. D V .). 48 Hish St Br.llicboro , VI OHOI W.st Suburban I •• ,.n Mou ..-shirley Nichols Ch ristlieb (Mrs A Richard) 20 River Glen Rd MUI. 02181

IITA '.OVIHCE

AI"",_ ,.. lrM. Pre d Maurine SilK E'-,M (Mn. H 5.). I Oxford Rd Apt 11. Lltham N.Y. 12110

AlltoRr. N Y..-(jntt KiII.m Arwood (Mrs. Ralph) 6} Delm., PI Oclm.,. N V 120)4 lultal• • H ,Y.-Betty Tiefcnth.ler Hoekstra (Mrs. 1 A ). 28 Lynn Ltl. Willi.ms illc. N.V. 14221 lurll",ton Vt-<:ecel ia Mel oney Lindbc:r, (Mrs. Colin). H2 Colchester Avt 8urlinSlo n. VI. OHOI Lon, lal."cl------Horth Shore N Y.- Barban $chumackcr Kina (Mrs. Brutt), 17 Hunlirl8ton Rd Gardcn City. N.Y. IlnO

MId-Hw4s_ V.II., N.Y Barbara B.I(our Gr«-t (loin. H.rry). , Kins ood Dr Pouahke-cpsie N.V. 12601 Mont l-S ally Ram ny Abbott (Mrs E C ). 24, K inders· ley Avc Montre.1 10' QUCM<. C.nada N•• Y.rk City H T..-V aleric T Hcld ( Mrs Gcrald N.). 161 Fieldw.y Avc Stlten IsI.nd. N V IOJ08 .och H Y.-M.,saret Duncan Lockcr (Mrs. Robert) 26 Arlington Dr Piusfo rd. N.V I"H4

••c"IaM County, N Y--Cynthi. SI.llford M.cDonald (Mu. W.II.tt) " T.llm.n Ave NYlck. N.V. 10960

Iche_nod, N,Y....- M.ry Lou 8ecIc Hillt (Mrs. Ntil). 2)2 1 Wh.mtr line. Schcnectady. N.V 12309

Iyracu ••• H Y--Gcne Archie (Mrs. John). 507 Sundish Dr SyracuSoC. NV. 13224 W.ncho C_ty. N Y..--Jean V .n Voorhe-cs Shc"...ood (Mrs. E Allen) 7 Lamesa Ave Eastchestcr N.V. 10707

GAMMA. '.OVINCI

AIum,,_ 'r I"". Proaldent- M.unne Stu.,! Dulin (Mrs. Wm c.)' )61l Grove St .• Chevy Otue Md 200n

lalthn_, Md ..-Bet!J Ehlcrs Franke (loin. R P .). 1622 Jeffers Rd Baltimore , Md. 21204

C.ntrol '_n.,I ""-. P• ..........cIDull. Reed (Mrs C. C.). 319 Upper M.trket 51 , Milton. P, 17847 P._Marcll Barndt Gobr«ht (Mrs Wilbur) }604 SchoolhouSoC Lane. H .rrisbur,. P• 17109

J.,. , Sh_. NJ -N.ncy BlalCher Pollick (Mrs. O E .), 86 Ci rcl e. New Shre sbury. N.J 07701 D C.-N IOCY Barna Kllhre (Mrs. funk), 11408 Orlnns W.y Kcn,il\8l:on. Md 2079'

N..-thont H •• Jer ,. H J....-Joanne Hunl H ook (Mrs H.rold S.), 169 Woodllnd ld M.diton N.J. 07940

N horft VI,..'n'., V• ..-Betty Hi,h!owcr Pcwill (Mrs J.mes D .'. 2017 fllnklin Ave M cLnn V •. 22101. 'hUodol,hl• •D.lc. ' • .-Eliubcth O ' Neill S..-arr (Mrs D B.), 6 Co lonia l Way. Malvcrn , P•. I'I}" ,hllocf.lphJa- M.I" Lhto ' • .-Junne While Church (Mrs John F .). 828 Merion Square Rd Glldwyne. P•. 190)' Pltt.bvr,h P• .-slily Robinson T.fel (Mrs. R.!p h E Jt.). 44" MI Ro,..1 Blvd All ison Puk. P•. .,101

Plttsb",..h.Sovth Hills. P• ..-J.n Himes Sutton (Mrs. G A Jr " 407 G.,wood Circlc Upper 51. Chir. Pa .,241 RJdoowocut N J ..-Plt Henchit Joel (Mr• J B.) 5" Old Woods Rd Wyckolf. N J 07481

Sta C.II P• .-Marilyn Al i"crti West (loin. H arvey 1...) 2'47 E Collele Avc Stile Collcac. P• 16801 W •• hlrtgt." D C.-M irTOI')" McMichacl Pickard (Mrs .). 2129 8.ncro(t PI., N W .• Wuhinaton D.C 20008

WU,"I"srt_ D.I ....-M .riorie font.n. 8ro (Mn M I .), 6 Clrth Dr Perth. Wilmirl8lon. Del. 1980 )

DELTA P.OVINCI

AI"",,,. 'r.... I"'. Pre.ldontCha,.1 Hili, H.C..--Ann O ' Neill Kenoed ,. (Mrs. J ohn D ). '01 Caswell Rd Ch.pel Hill N.C. 2HI4

Charl.ston W .Va.-Adriennr Ad.ms Hcnzmann (Mrs. Robert E." 16H Ravina Rd Chlrlelton. W.V • 2U14 Chari..... H C.-Lind. Woodson (Mn. John T.) , 47}8 Sharon Rd " Ap t. 26. Otlrlotte. N.C. 28210 CIcwtJ..'""'e W.Va..--Jun Atk inson Turnrr ( Mn Ronlid). Rt 2. L.kt floyd. Bristol W V •. 26H2 "-pt." .eod,. V• .-sulln Wilder Peebles (Mrs. Ken· neth). 2)2 J.mes R iver Dr., Ncwport New,. V •. 23601

MOf'lJCInt •• n W V• ..-M .ry BatM,.n D .vi, (M,.. Leon.rd). 401 Rot.ry 51 Morl.ntown. W V a. 26,0' Horf.lk-Port,nuwth, V• .-Di.ne Bowles Berry (Mrs. Wayn" C.), '8,4 E Arch Virsinia Beach. v •. 23462 .Ict-ortel, V.-earrie Lee Tepper Mathew, (Mrs. R B.). 9 114 UniveBily Blvd Ri c hmond Va 23229

Sovthorn W VI,..lnl_Hclcn R.,. Auer (Mrs. J C ). 1)(1 Circlc Dr Pri nccton W Va 24740 VI'llnla "',h. V• .-R iven Sh.w Sehwtitztr (Mrs M ark H .I. 61U T.ylor Dr N o rfolk , V • 23'02 Wheell W Va -OhI. V.II.y-Gloria V. nce Crns ( Mrs V.ntt), 1 uurel Avc Whe:clin«. W Va 26001

IPSILON "OVINCE Af_ ,.. lnc. Pro.kMnt-Ann Loc.n Hdlin ( M rs. 8ert"ndL Ill) W""crl., Dr Dayton. Be.ch. PII 12018 A' t • • o.. .-$ue Boodin PII,er (Mn. Paul E .), '007 Vcrnon Spri,... Dr Dunwoody. G • lOH8

r el County , Nunn GIlY (Mrs. R A .), 307 Coco. Ave , Indl.bnllc. Fl •. 32901

CI-.rw ••r, "-_Ann Beiler Schneider (Mrs. Jean F .), 1942 Rebecca Dr., Clearwaler, Fla. 3:UI5 Colu , S C...-M.ry Anne WalSOn Emens (Mrs. JamH W .). 6316 Whiteoak Rd ., Columbia. S .C. 29206

"a.-M'r&uerile Grimm McKentie (Mrs. M D .), 708 Eutover Circle, Deland, Fla )2720 n La".rel.I., na...-Jean Moss Schrock (Mrs. Stephen), 161 [I Dolldo Pk.,,. PI.nlation, Fl •. 3HI4

Gcdne III•• 'Io.-Bonnie Elled&e Bnler (Mrs. J. F .). 1917 12 Rd Gainesville. Fla. )2601

H.II,..._d, 'la_Joyce Heidenreich Davidson (Mrs. Jim). "306 Cleveland 51., HolI,..,OO<I, Fla ))021 Jotk,o.,...III., " • .--carol Cole T r.vis (Mrs. ForreSI), %}O Arion Lane. Jacksonville. Fl •. 32210 Lak.lond, flo_ Bobbi Nell De.,e,. Fore (Mrs. Robert). 2721 Easton Ter., Lakel.nd. Fl •. ))80) Miami, fI._ FrancH Dewell B.ile,. (Mrs. M. G.), }901 S.W "S 51 ., Miami, Fla. )315'

O«lla Manon C.unty, fl._ Poll,. Pasteur BriW (Mrs. PoUy). 737 S.E. Wenona. Ave ., Ocala, Fla. )2670

Onond.- Wlnt., ".rk, " • .-Jean Morris Frydenborg (Mrs. Kart). 1614 Cole Rd ., Orlando, FII. 32803

".n c:.I., fIa --G.y Mcleod Bell (Mrs. H. L.). 1212 N. 17lh Ave Pensacol. , fla. )H01 St '''.''''''''8, fIa_ lktn Smil" Littrell (Mrs. R E .), 601 Lake Mal8'iore Blvd. So 51. Petenbur&, Fb. ))70S

So,..ot• • 'la_Jane G1tdner Colunan (Mu. Alan), }O26 M.,.Ao.,er S.rasota. Fla ))S81

T.II.ha , "a -Susan Mullis Lc.,is (Mrs. Harold 0.), 1110 Lothian Or T.llahass« Fl •. )2)0) Tampa, ,Ia ..-sall,. Shlpard Hill (Mrs. Lewis H III), 1111 Dunbar Ave. , T.mpa, Fh 33609 w •• t ,.Im leach, na _Jacquely:'! H o hgrieve Pollock (Mr•. WiIIi.m B .) 7107 St. Andre Dr., Lake Worth, Fla 33460

%IT A HOVINCI

Alumn. Pr.ylnc. ' Id nt- fr.nce. Wilson Merker (Mil. Henry M .), 1044 L.keside, Birmingh.m M;ch 48009 Ann Arbor Mich - Ruth Golden Pickl (Mrs. joseph. Jr .). 24n Ad.re. Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 lloomfl.ld Hili • • Mlch.-E'+'el,.n Phillips Mo ntgomel')' (Mrs. Richud), I2n Golfview. Birmingham Mich 48009 ·Sloomfl.ld Hili., Mich ., Jr _Judith Dyer Thom5()n (Mr•. Robtrt) , 24S20 S. Crom ell. Franklin, Mich 4802) htrott_Dearttom, Mlch_Frllllus Henry O'Dea (Mn. P.· trick), I"" Memori.l Detroit. Mich 48227 Greftci Rapid., Mlch ..-slnit K,don Robberson (Nn, Thomas). ,,,,, Bmon , S.E., Grand Rapid•. Mich 49S06

G,.... 'olttt. Mlch _Mn. John Prost. 6)2 Pemberton, Grosse Pointt Park , Mich 48B6 Hamilton om., C. ___ Pearl Barker Schmuck (Mrs. C. B.). Box 70. Anculu, Ontario. Can.da J. ck n , Mlch ..-suhn Cralt Butterfield (Mrs. JlCk). 90-4 Bd,hton Rd ., JlCkJOn Mich 4920) &.. ln8 la.t Lan.lng. Mlch-Dulene Roft' VanTiftn (Mn. Phillip). )8S4 NC:1W' Salem Circle. Okemos:, Mich 48864 North Woodw.rd, Mlch_Mrs P.ul Ctamtr. H22 LinW"OOd, Roy.1 Oak, MICh 48073 Southw '."", Mlch _Mrs Scott Radtr, 890 Parkview, Apt. )6·C. Bault Ctttk, Mich 4901) T«ont., Ont., C_ct.-Miu j .ne' Phillips, 12) Glen&ove Avt ., W., TOronto )10, Ontario, Canada ITA NOVtNCI

1.1__ 'ra.lne. Pre.lcktrt-Sabra Hansen Qua (Mrs. Georle P., JI), 1871) F.irmount Blvd Sh.ktr Htighl., Ohio 44118

Akr_, OhI --CIIOI,.n S in Wert (Mrs. Jad:) , 417 Gu· netle Rd Akron , Ohio ".(1) Ath , Ohl Oet Schenider Lawrmce (Mrs. Roy), R " ood Esutll:S. Atht'nl, Ohio 4)701 c.m-. Oh'-N.nq Hislop McPtd: (Mrs. Kenneth R .). 740S Dunhmore N.W., Notth Canton. Ohio 44720 Centre l OhI_M.cy Funcq Cooke (Mn. C. C., Jr.), 61 Hutchinson Aft ., WorthlRAton, Ohio 4308' Cinc innati OhI_LindHy Farnham Siegfried (Mrs. john) , 726 Myrtle An Ciocinnati, Ohio ",17"

CI I.nd W.n, OhI_MuPltl Woodruff Bunbart ( J.ck R.), 20771 Av.lon Dr Rock,. Rivtr, Ohio 4"116 C.I_,", •• OhI_Elaine Kellet Noblt (Mr•. Larry). HS H • .,mort No., Wonhin&ton, Ohio 008, D.yton, OhI_Barb.ra Bolds Romick (Mrs. J.mes) , -46,.. Rld,eclilf. Da.,lon. Ohi o "S440 HamUton , OhI Rebe'Cca Cabten Ad.ms (Mn. Norm.aa). 9)7 Lawn Ave ., Hamilton, Ohio ",013 OhI_ Florence Sparks Preston (Mn. F L.), Box 267, 120 E. Elm St., Gr.nville, Ohio 002} 'ortamouth, OhI_Jo.n Babcock Eynon (Mn. E. E.), )]1) Shuid.n Rd Porumoulh. Ohio 4S662

S,rlngftelel, OIIl_Ann. Jean P'Ppas GianakOPGulos (Mrs , J. G .). U"O N. FountJin. Sprin&field, Ohio 4'}04

ToI.do, Ohl_K.thlecn Millu Grewe (loin. Rich.rd), S410 Sand,. Ct Toltdo, Ohio 43613

Yo"n town- WOn'etI , Ohl_ Maril,.n K.ulf Shuidan (Mrs. J W.l. 2." Indi.n Trail, Pol.nd, Ohio 44,,4

THITA "ROVINCI

Ah ,,_ 'r••lnc Idetlt-Emily Waher Wallace (MIS. John). 2727 Park.,.y Dr , Muncit, I nd. 47)04

Anclenon lnd.--christie Hudson WilIi.ms (Mrs. Thomas), 121 Mill Slre.m Lane. Aaderson. I nd. 46011

Iloominaton, Ind_Pam Calle Walters (Mrs. WiIIi.m), 101 H.mptcn CI., Bloomin&ton. I nd. 47"01 CeI __ l Ind _lind. Suhre O'Connor (Mrs. De.n). ])40 Nouinaham Dr., Columbus, Ind. 47201

Ilkhart C.""'y , Inel ..-suzannc Hicks M.rqUH (Mn. V ic· tor), 1431 E Beardsley Ave Elkhart, Ind 46Si" 't W.yne Ind _Miss Bend., Dildine, SOlO Tacoma A'+'e Ft W,,.ne. Ind 46807 'ranklln, Ind_M.tI.ret Rice Acher (Mrs. J.mes R ), 98 S. H ome Ave ., Franklin Ind. "6131 Gary, Ind.--ch.r!eh Skolds Cidulka (Mrs. John), 2)00 West 41st Ave .. Gat}'. Ind. 46408 Hammond, Incf _J.net Cart1Vri,ht Moran , (Mil. W. J ), 7137 Barin, P\tw,. ., Hammond. Ind "6)2" Indlonop.II., Ind_ Phylli. H.rdin Walls ( M rs. J oh n W.). 1111 f.irw.y Dr., Indi.n'POlis, Ind. 46260 ·'nelkllNlpoll., 'nd., Jr.-J.cqu el.,n Jor Pavey (Mrs. Jon R.). 6046 Norwaldo, Indi.napolis, I nd. 46220

K.komo, Ind.- Phyllis Carter Stucker (M rs. Frank). 2310 South Wlbash, Kokomo. Ind 46901 Lafayett• • Ind_Ann Wilkinson Slautttrback ('Mrs. W H .L 271) Lind. Lane , W Llf.ntte, Ind "7906 Muncl., Inel_M.ry Ann Fisher Olin,er (Mrs. Oren), 2602 N. Tillotson. Muncit. Ind 4730.4 Rlchmonel Inel_MIf)' A,nes Start (Mrs. R. C.), 70) HtnlltY Rd Su., Richmond, Ind "7)74

South Iend - Mllhawatr• • Ind _Ann M.dale Maionee (M Fred A.). 1121 E. Irvington , S. Bend, Ind 46614

Southea tern 'nd _Elizabeth Ann Stt art Smith (Mrs. Sheldon). SI8 N. East St., Gretnsbur" Ind. 47240 Southport Ind -5hirl" locker Sturm (Mrs. Rich.rd). 7626 Land.u Lane, Ind i. n'POlis. Ind 46227 Ind _Muine Lowe R,.an (Mrs. Muine). S21 S Villa Dr ., EYansville, Ind 47714 T_ He",., Ind _Annc Cooley Wilktrson (Mu. Wm R .), Route 22, Box 10. Terre H.ute , Ind. 47802 V.lparal.o, ".eI_Ruth Powell Gra,. (Mn. jade) , 7S6 Put, V.lp.raiso, Ind , 46)8)

IOTA ,.IOVINCI

Ah""n. 'ro lnce Pre.ldeM-Ph.,lIis Foster Parker (Mrs. J D.l. 808 Brookhill Dr ., LlI:J:iDlton. Ky 40S02

I lfH Rkfee T _ Millictnt Stone Wilson (Mrs. T. I .>' S69 Jackson St.. KinpPOrt. Tenn. "7660

ChcrttG_oga, T.nn _J.nice Rothe McGuire (Mn. Tom) , lOS Forsythe St., Chattanooga, Tenn 37"15

K_ a .III• • T.nn_ Ellen j Scott Ta.,lor (Mrs. Cal"in). 17 16 Uppin,ham Dr KnoX'l'ille Tenn 37918 Ington Ky ..-shirle,. Newcomu Ril" (Mrs. W. P.), 18}6 Bbirmore Ct., [.ujngtoo. Ky 40S02

Utt '1e-n, , __ ..-sue Huff Cox (Mrs. William G .>. Gatlinbutl. Tenn :n738

L.vI II , Ky -E". Griffith R.,. (Mrs. E J ., Jr.) , 320) Bon Air. LouiJvillt, K,.. 40220

MemphI ., T._ ....-K.thryn Summer Skinner (Mn. Ra)'mOnd , Jr.). 1620 CarT. MaDphis, Ttnn. 3Slo.4

N.sh.m , ' __ BellY'll: Thackston Wtltrrmann (Mrs. Wil· liam). 1400 Burton V.1l1tY ad , Nashvillt, Tenn )72U

C.......... l ut, Billm.n Wridnu (Mrs. Ebert), ))07 Norwood Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio 44122 11'

KA OYINCE

"1",""_ ,,".vlnc. Pre,lden,-Frantts Faulk Pallcrson (Mrs. AlI,n j ). 20'" 21st Ave S .• Biuninaham. AI. , }UCW "Yltum..openk "_Ruth E Meadow, ( Mrs Vdmu Sr .) 207 N Fourth St., Opelilu, Ab }6801 &lrmlnghom. Ala_Marilyn Hornsby Grund (Mrs C. B., Jr .). l·UI Wu.lln Dr. , Birmincham AI •. ))2H Hot,J..IMI,•• MIlt_Pat Huahd (Mrs. Thom ul. I LAb Hill H luim",rs. Miss )9401

H","uvlll., Ala..-- Mary Jane Murphy ( Mrs James), .tOO} Nunn Rd S E Huntsyillc, Ala })802

J.cklOft , MJ••.-B.rlNi,. Sloan Suiblin. (Mrs. Ro&ct W" Jr.), 22)9 E. Minor Dr ., Jubon. M iss. 39211

MIII'III, Delt_Jktty J ane Johnson Tbomu (Mrs. J. T .• J r.). Elypl Planution , etuler, Miss }8924 Mltt, I", Gulf C_.t Mill_Miss N.ncy Rams.y , &01 Allenda le Ave., Gulfport. Miss. 39'01 Mobn., A'a_K .y Lindsey Kimbrough (Mrs. W. A .), 4615 Old Shell Rd .• Mobile. All. 36608 Ala_Di.ne GardMr (Mrs. K. J.).

29·B udar St., Maxwell A P B All }611l '".calaaM, Ala_D o ris Burton (Mil. John H.). l4 Southmont Dr Tuscaloosl , Ala. 3)401 UItI lty. Min_Myra Lee Oliver (Mn. PIW). 801[ <429. Univcrslty. Miss. 31677 Vldr.a,,,,,, Triplctt Lever (Mrs. Juliln C.). nO} H iahllnd Dr. , Vicbburw: Miu }91BO

&.AM.DA ,.OVINeE

AI"",,,_ Pr••I"c. Hi«ncl! T.te (Mrs J. E D.), 183 Campbell St., Mlnitobl. Can. "I"'. WI• ..--sally Don.to (Mrs. Samuel). 11<42 Milwaukee Rd .• Stloit, Wis H'1l Duluttt-lu(Nrlar, WII_ Mary Sinclear H oward (Mil. John R ) } I O E , ,. Superior, Wis ,4880 , N D_ PriKilla Moller Drarton (Mrs. Th mas A,). 1529 9th St. South Farao N D ,8102

••• II ., Vallay af WI._B.rbara Brauer (Mrs. Gra ham), 19., N. Gillett, Ar r le to". )4911 Orand .ork., Maric M .lm Bllckmorc (Mrs. Byron), 613 23 rd Aye S Grand Forks. N D )8201 Madl.o", M • .-M.y Ly Estes Moyer (Mrs , 8 Westb rook Circle, M.diso Wis )3711 Mliwauk , wta_Mlflene Thiele 5c.hilffarth (Mri. Rich· .rd), 1)01' CaK.de Dr Elm Wis. HI22 MI" 'oll., MI",,_ Bettr An RoSI Pettit (Mrs. All B " J r.). )328 H.mlll: Ave Minoupalis. Min , ,,424 It Paul. MI,," ....--carolyn Meyer Petersen (Mrs HH L.ke Joh.nn. Blvd ., St. P'ul, Minn. ')111 W""d,.., Ma"ltobo, Ca_ct-Diln. Laycock Cr.ne (Mrl, L, R ), 190 Robindl lc Rd Winnipes M itoba Clnld.

MU NOI'H PIlOYINCE

AI__ Pr•• hMO Pro,ldam.-M.rjofit Deetz Eatl., (Mrs Gordon), 2203 Benderwirt Ave Rockford, Ill. 61103 ArI _ Haight • • III_Junne Montque Banta (Mrs, Wm B. ) . 121 S. Dwyer Ave., ArJin&:ton Hciahu . III , 6000) Chic... ."alltas. W_ ", III_Miss Jo.nne Will , 1)60 N. Lah Or., Chicqo, III. 60610 Chico III_JOin L.unspach Klenk (Mrs, Plu l). 11)2 W IOnh PI.. Chicqo. Ill. 6064} Chlca.. I lubvrttcm, III...-Lind. Wilson Albocry (Mrs Donald). 3425 Flossmoor Rd Homewood. Ill.

Chlca.o W SUIMl " , H h Byin&ton (Mrs. R R ,), 414) H .rvey Ave Western Sprinp. III. 60')8 Dupoga Cauftty, III-Joyce Bodtma (Mrs, R L.). 844 Euclid. E lmhurst, III 60116 ., Vall.y, III...-A nn (Mrs. T.), 14 S , Com monwealth. Aurora. II!, 60,06

MII..,40la '.wnahl" FKnch Couhtlp (Mrs. P.ul W.). 419 Clarc don Hills III 60)14

JaUa., III_Phyllis Benet Dralle (Mrs. Ralph) , 21 P.cific. Frankfort. III 60423

Leka C_'y III...-Marjorie Atwdl CaI"J' (Mrs. l. H .). 926 P.ciIK A n III. 6008, Mllt_ TawMltI, Webster B.tte rsby (Mrs J ames). )()() Wett Unio Whe.ton. III. 60181

Harth Shw., III_Lon. Ltydtdtcr Warvcl (M". W. H .), 1146 Prairie La" III 60025

·NCN'th Share Jr., III_Nancy Farrilllton KtOfIh (Mrs L rmct). 9319 N , Rid&c .,. hanston , III. 60203 Oak ........ III...-E leanor Hou,hham Gut'I

THE AIROW O F PI lETA PHI

(Mrs Robert) 90) Norwood, Mdrose Park III. 60060

PiIrk aMlg.- D•• Plal s, III_Dorothy Iverson Holst (Mn. l. E.). 1}27 N. Elliott Aye Park Ridge III. 60068 .ack'....., lII ..........c..rol Mull ins Mallquist (Mrs , Kent A .). 313' T.lbot Tr.il Rockford. III. 61111

MU l OUTH ,.OVINCE

Al umn Pra " l _ H.ycock 8rown (Mrs. J Uoyd). 1801 GoIf"tcW Dr " Urbana, III. 61801

Altort-Edworclnnl., 1II.-80nlyn Roth Tiem .nn (Mrs, F R.). 916 T.yl or Ave Godfrey, III. 620}) A•• "-Iu.h_lI, Chai Smith (Mrs. Don), Rur.l , Bushnell. III. 61422

II.Otnlngt.rt-N_al, III.-Dorothy Hod«es Kennett (Mrs. R. P ). 2002 Eatt WashiOSlon St., Bloomin«to n III. 61701 "'...-AnotHe Wolfram Daily (Mrs. J W.). No. } St.nford PI" Champ.i«n. III. 61820

Da".lIIe, III .-MIrY Godin (Mrs. L. M L 9 McKee PI. , Dlnville. III. 618}2

Dac:atur til _Janet P.lton Rhcl (·Mrs CI.rence R ), IHI W M.i Oeotur. III. 62)2

Oala.bur., III_Judy Reily P.ccy (Mrs. Fred), 1700 N Prairie. G.lnbur• III 61401

Jacluan.III. , III _Joycc St.pleton Stea&all (Mrs, Scott). R P O #1 , Alu.nder III. 62601

M_auth III..--Jeanne Gittill&s Robtso (Mrs. Don), R P,D. #3 , Monmouth. III, 61"62

'iIIWM, III .-cuolyn ConstllU: Briil (Mrs. J.mes) , }14 Rd .• Peoria III 61614

QwiftCY 1I1 ...-&nit. Hci 1:J: (Mrs. Fer,us). 1622 Vermont St., Quincy III. 62)01

Iprl".Rald, 1I1. __ Lynd. Youlll Humphrey (Mrs , Ho rd), 1)24 Sptina6tld III. 617().4

'n-Clty, III _Marcia McGovern Morris (Mrs. G.ry C.), 2)01 I) t h Ave. Ct" Molinc. III. 6116,

NU HOVINCE

AI__ "re.lrM. PNslcient-Mid,e H 03 k Toole (Mrs Wm .), 676 44th, On Iowl )0}12

A s, low_ mle Olmsted Opl'>tnhcimcr (Mu. E P .), 922 ROO$t'¥elt Ames. low. '0010

11.,11: HIli • • $ D.--<:o5tttc Ewjnll Hyld.hl (Mrs. J R.), 1414

Sheridln t.ke Rd .. R.pid City. S.D. )7701 .urll llton, 'ow_Yyo Olliphlnt Tr.yl or (Mrs. Wm. l Jr.), 1016 N. fifth St" 8urlit'lllo n, low. )2601 Caclar I leb, low_ROtM Burghardt C.mm.d:: (Mrs. 94) Plrh'iew Dr Marion, 10 '2302 Cau"dl lI"t", la. -.sue Llnam.de (Mrs. R. P ), 1011 SimmJ Avc.• Council Bluff's lo a '1)01

D• • Moma•• l.w -SCm CI.rk John (Mrs. Jlmes). 6901 Sheridln. Des Moinet. Jow. )0322 Iftdlan.lo, law_M.ry Eleanor McKee Sh.ndley (Mn. Robert) , 90) North C ., Ind ianola. 10 5012) Iowa City, l.w_Barb.,. Mound H sen (Mrs Rich.rd F.) }4 11h Ave N., 10"'1 Gt)'. low. )2240

L1nc.I", Nalt ..--Jhtbara Churchill (Mrs Roy E " 2)00 5 )6th St. , Lincoln. Neb 68'06

Mt PJaa , law_Eliubtth Dnenport Garrels (Mrs. R E .). R R 1 Mt , Plcas t Iowa )26-41 Omaha, NaIt ...-Joycc JohllJOn Mammtl (Mrs. C.rl) , 10108 Circle. Omah •. Ncb 68124 l law City low_Eileen Kel$tJ Helvia (Mrs. Neil), }}()O S lakeport, 5ioul[ Gty. lowl '1106 llou 'all •• I D_Tsmara Ullyot Baker (Mrs. R,) 1713 S WiIIi .ms. Sioul[ Falls S.D. )710) Va""llII-. I D_Juli. NeilSotn Chancy (Mrs M L,). R R. #}. Vennill io , S.D. )7069 Wa, I_-Cod... 'all. , low-S hirley (Mrs. James). 1"04 Kimball Ave W terl oo, 10 50702 XI PIOVINCE

Ahol"'_ Pra. I"CG ",..al cIafI,-M.rilnn. Kistler Stich (Mn. Ross), 2101 Li rol Or H.ys. K.n 67601

Clay_ I Cau"ty Bailey McKinney ( Mrs Curtis H , ). 6}9 Old Orchard. Excels ior Sprinas. Mo. 64024 Co l_b l , Mo _l.ur. I.ec Robe rson Ellifr;t (Mrs. R., P l. I liS Gle wood Ave Columbi •. Mo, 6)201 HutcN" 1C _ Ph.,llis Landeme MtTtr (Mrs. N.t io ). 2608 N. Vln 8ure , Hutchiruon K.n , 67501

J. "arsatt City, M_Mary 8urton J.mes (Mrs. J. D ." 1918 H.ysehon Or., Jelferson City Mo. 6'101

IC. ,._ CIty. lCa "...-Batbara (Mrs. Phillip). 210, N 8}rd, K us City. K.D , 66109

Kon... City, Mo -5how,," MJ uJ_, K __ Patrici. Pilfer MalMws (Mrs. Robtn W.). 6633 Woodson Dr Shaw· nte Mission. Kin. 66202

*Kon.o. City, Mo Jr.- D,vOfen Rustman Tempel (Mrs William). '912 W. 89 Ter O.-erland Park. Kan. 66201

Low..-c., K __ VII.inia Schuben Curran (Mrs. Peler K .). 2215 Kin&sloo Dr.• Lawrence. Kan 66044

MctnhCl"on, Kon.-Gloria W ner Rumsey (Mrs. Ga..,.) , 1611 Beach.·ood Ter.• Manhattan. Kan 66)02

St. Joseph, Mo ....--NanQ' DeniSlon Lounsbury (Mrs. John). 22H Eugene Field Ave 51. J05Cph, Mo 6otSO)

St. Loul., Mo.-J une Harl o Harler (Mrs. A H .• Jr ). ",,, Stteplechue. St. Louis, Mo. 631}1

*St. Loul., Mo., Jr.--caller Jean SlIlford Brooksher (Mrs. K. Dane). 30 Cedarbrook LIne. St. Louis. Mo. 63122 Springfield, Mo........csrolyn Compton Fay (Mrs. F. C.). 20-H Holland. Sprin"field. Mo. 65804

Top.ka, Kan -5allu Tappan Blair (Mrs. iknjamin), 2833 Je ell. Topek •. Kan 666 11 Trl.s,o'., Mo_Patty Brelsford Miller (Mrs. Marvin). Rt. #3. 80x 290. Joplin, Mo. 6-4801 W••t.,n, Kan_ Patricia Betley Lebu.:k (Mrs W.yne). 120 Wesl Taylor. Lyons. Kan. 67))4

Wlc.hlt Kon-S hirley Garst Shelton (Mrs. F. W., Jr. ). 1}4 Brendonwood. Wichiu, Kan. 67206

OMIC&OH UST 'ROYINCE 'ro"lnc:. 'r•• ldent-M iss Aileen B Shuff'. 1108 W. 61h 51 EI Dorado. Ark. lIno EI Dorado-Mctgnolia. Artr_Jane Douthil Dudley (Mrs. Roben). 118 Millinr Dr £1 Dorado. Ark 71310

'oy.".vlll•• Artr.- Plorence Slice Upchurch (Mrs. J. A ), 124 W. Prospect. Fayelte"ille. Ark. 72101 'ort Smlrt., Arlc - Wanda NOrman Berry (Mrs. Richard). 11304 N. W,ldton Rd .. Fort Smilh, Ark . 72901 Orend 'ral,ie, Artr.- Mutha Bitdson Hammans (Mrs. Howard). Route I, Humphrey, Ark_ 720n Hot S,rlng" Wacker Wortz (Mrs. Carl). #3. Box 2042. Hot Springs. Ark. 11901 Uttl. Rode. ArIc..- Molly McAmis Gnf (Mrs. James W.), 260-1 North Fillmore. LiUle Rock. Ark. 72201 N.wport, A,k.- Mary Alice Hold en Connte (Mrs. J ohn), Cypress Circle, Ark. 72112 O.c..olo-llythovlll., Ark.- Pat McKemie Crigger (Mrs. C E.• III). 910 Holly Blytheville , Ark. 723 1' PI_ I'''''', Ark.-K aren Killick Johnson (Mrs. Roy ce). HOI Popiar 51 Pine Bluff'. Ark. 71601 '.xarkana Ark-T.x..- Mar,.rel Abemath Harrell (Mrs. Wm D.). #12 O.k Hill PI.. Texarkana. Tex. 7))01

OMICRON WES' ,ROVINCE

Aluntn. ',ov1nc. ,re.ldent-Marcia Green (Mrl. Rufus J.). Illt Spruce. Duncan. Okla. nH3 Ardm , Okla.-P.tty Flood BrOwn (Mrs, M. W.), 2212 Cloverleaf PI., Ardmore, Okla n401 1ott1.lYm• • Okla.-Patsy S.eeney Kramplf (Mrs. T K.• Jr.). 1422 Harned Dr , Bartlenille. Okla. 74003 Clare",oro Okl• .-J ane Gillett Price (Mu, E N.). 620 S. Smith. Vinita. Okla 6001 Dunuan., OItI. _Emily Davis un,han (Mu. Tom). 1117 N. Il, Dunesn. Okla 13)}3 Musk Okla_Nancy Reistle Holliday (Mrs. H.yel) 270' Okhhom" Musko,ee, Okla. 74401 HOfman. Okla_MI..,. J.ne eowde..,. Burcham (Mrs. J. L.). 1}09 Weslbrooke Tn , Norman. Okla 13069 Oklatt-a City, OIII._ letitia Robertson J oulliln (Mr•. E. C.. III). 1203 Nichols Rd.. Oklahom. City. Oklt. 13120

*Olcl""_ City, Ok , J,_K aren Cullen Luke (Mrs. Robert) , 2800 Kerl')' une. Okl.homa City. Okl •. 72120 'aul. YaU.y, Oklo_Dorothy Jane Dustin Phillips (Mrs. R H.), 0420 Francis. Lindsay. Okla. non Kay County- 'onca City CIIla.-Doris EberlJ Stead (Mil. Vincent J.), 1102 LuHe Lane. Ponca City. Okll 14601 StlllwClt Okla ..--c.yle Echols (Mrs. L. D.). '02

S. Don.ldson Dr.• Stillwaler, Okla 14074 Okla_ MII')' Jane McGoldlfick Phillip. (Mrs. LB .). 2)29 E. 24th St., Tulsa Okla. 704114

" NOI'H NOVINCE

AI"""... 'rovlnc.. Pro.ldont-Lorflta R.y Rivers (Mrs. Jack L.), 1914 Sherwood Dr Monroe, La. 71201

AI ndri., La_Abbie Nebldt (Mrs. Robert B. P.). 31106

Pen Dr " Aln.ndria. Ls. 11303

Amorill. , ' •• _Adrianne Burruss (M rs. John), ,002 Emil. Amarillo, Tn.

I,uo. YaU.y, T•• .-sue Cummin&.s Gibson (Mrs. Joe E.). 0401 Barton, 80. 366, Calvert. Tn. 778}7

Doll , ' •• Louise Trimble In,uham (Mrs. J. N.), 132) SOuth estern. 0.1115. Tn:. 7522)

*Dolla•• , •••• J,..- l.oreua De""nard DeWitt (Mn. Wm. D ). 04216 Goodfellow , Dallas. Tn 7)229

E.t To.os Te • .-Bobby Joe Wtlker (Mrs. joe), 106 Noel

Dr Longview. Tn. 7)601 'ort Worth, , •• .-sh irley Fox Garvey (Mrs. jamu), 411 Rivet(ltSl, Ft. Worth. Tn. 16107

Lufkin, ' •• Norris Duncan (Mrs. R , H ), 1010 Woodl.nd. Lufkin. Tex. 7)901

Mar.hall , r •• .-Jayne Abney (Mrs Ruben K .), '09 W. Crockell. Marshall. Tn. 1)670

Mld -CI,I••• To • .--Glorja Ne man Poole. (Mrs. Dona ld H .), 101' Oaks Ct .• Arlington, Tex 16010

Monr_. La ..--suzanne Brunaui Gnnt (Mrs. Thomas A., III). 2610 Indian Mound Blvd ., MonrOe. La, 71201 ' ..-El iubeth Nock Meador (Mrs. S. J.). 1910 GrsPt. Pampa, Tex. 7906' 'a,I •• ' •• .-M uie Ames Hale (Mrs. William H .). 2930 Hubbard St P.ris. Tell. 1)460 Ikhordson T••.-Joan Nuh Sl1'ase (Mrs. Lte). 1)432

Sprin& Creek Rd Dallas. Tex. 1)240

shorman.Donl.an ' •• Martha Sirolher Robinson (Mrs Chutes B.L 1218 Preston Dr., Sherman. "0)0 Shr ,ort, La.--chulotte E"eren Lockard (Mrs. W. 5.). 126 Justin, Shreveport. La. 7110' 'yl ' •• .-Lynn Fite Cobb (Mrs. L D.), }401 Pollard Dr ., T,ler, Tex. '''01

WOc.o, ' •• .-cynthia Miller S ift (Mrs. Stanley H ., Jr.) 31 16 MilChdl. W.co. Tex. 16108 Wlc.hlt. ,.11. ' •• _Merthel Green.'ell Womble (Mrs. N. B.). 3'0} Juniper, Wichita Falls , Tex 16308

'1 SOUTH 'IOYINCE

Alumna. 'rovlnc. ,*,•• Id.nt-J n Hooscr Sudduth (Mrs, D. P.), H03 46th St .• Lubbock, Tex 19-$13 Abllln., ' •• .--Gloria 8e:atdy McDaniel (Mrs. R. A•• Jr.). 112) Glen ood. Abel ine. Tex , 7960' Allltln, T•• -Sh.ron Elled&e (Mrs. Vernon, Jr .>. 2801 MI Laurel Dr.• Austin. Te•. 78703 ·Aus,ln, , •• •• Jr.- Mrs. Resaie Smilh. 2906 Austin, Tn. Ioton lou , La.- Nancy Oliver Salassi (Mrs. H. D .• Jr.), 982) Judi B.ton Rouae, La 108" lea_om. ' •• _Anne Fisher Winslow (Mrs. F. Thomu). ", Central C.ld ood. Beaumont. Te• 77106

Co"u. ChrIsti. ' •• _J ackie Burst Golemon (Mrs. K inn.n)' 1104 Bietnt'lde Corpus Christi. Tex. 78-412

EI 'alO, ' .-Pat Herber Mulberry (Mrs. F. L ). "09 Pebble Beach. El Paso. Tex 19912 Hidalgo Covnty ' •• .-M rs. John R. Kionard, Jr '0' West C.ffrey. Pharr, Tex. 78n1 Hou.ton ' •• _Na ne)' Mllhews Wood (Mrs. Judson). 6261 Doliver, Houston. Ta 77021 *Ho".t_ T••.• J,.-$usan Dunlap (Mrs. Gnydon). 11)06 Green Bay. Houston, Tn. 77024 &..'.y , La.-$ally Brockschmidt HetPin (Mrs. Rich.rd), UI Brentwood Blvd , Laf.)'ftte. La 70'01

14I1c. Chorl••• La.-J.ne Ann HOirtI Hebert (Mrs_ Reid), 2417 Gardeni •• Lake Charles. La 70601

L.bboc.k, ' ••-Sharon Davis (Mrs. Dennis). HlO '6th. Lubbock. Tn. 794 n M•• lco, D ' •• Piccoli Khin (Mrs. Richard), c/o General Electric de Mexico. S. A " Ap.rt.do 9'3·H Mexico, D F. 17. MexICO. Midland , , •• .-cuol Kine Cui, (Mrs. C. Wallace). 1108 Dou.lu. Midland Tn 79701

New 0,10-., La.-K ay Ketelsen Hard, (Mrs. A R ), 306 Udar Dr Melairie La 7000'

Ode ' •• _J erte Barnell (Mrs. J. L.). R #1. So:.: 437. Odessa. Tel: 79760

s.n A I., T•• -Sharon Hall (Mo. Phillip). 2007 Shamrock. San An,elo, Ta. 76901

50ft Antenie. ' .-M,rcla Manon Menr (Mrs. F C., Jr.), 601 Mo rnlnaside. San Antonio. To: 68209

Vletori• • , •• .--cecile Rexroad Luttlen (Mrs. Wm H.), 104 Wa""Kk Glen , Vtctoria. Ta. 77901

RHO HO¥INCI

AI_"_ ',o'llinco ,,..,Id_t-Dorothy Williams Lombard ( Mrs Gco[le). 128)8 W. 26th Ave .• Ape. 2. Golden, Colo. 10401

IlIlIn8" Mottt .........carol Tarltr Slanley (Mrs. Roy), 2721 E. Bnd&rr , Billina" M ont. )9102 Colo ..-Patricia Willimont Ri,ley (Mrs. AII.o), 94) Miami WI,.. Boulder. Colo. 80}O} " otnen, M t.-K itty K«lon Enebot' (Mrs. JalMS). 1206 Pinecrest Dr., Bouman, Mont. ,97U Co' '-'' Wyo_ Karl. Gunderson Gn."enl« (Mrs. Grq). }410 S. Popl." Casper. WYo. 82601 etter_ Wyo.- AniUl Simon u,cock (Mrs. Maurice). 609 Shoshoni. Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001 Col_do Sprht,l, Colo .-Virginia Kerr Goodbar (Mrs. Don). J)n Murray Blvd ., Co lor.do Springs, Colo. 80915 Do"".r, Colo_ Vir,inil Kelly Homan (Mrs. Herbert l.), 2720 E VlSlar Ave Denver, Colo. 80210 'Don"or, Colo ., Jr.- Marao Hubbard Schlup (Mu. Don), 2917 E Pcakview Ave •. little-ton, Colo. 80120 'ori C.llln" C"._June Ne:9Iton lknneu (Mrs. Thomas W.L 1)1) Laknide:, Fort Collins, Colo, 80)21 Great n•• Mont_Flore:nce Hodae: McCanly (Mrs. Don). n"8 18th Ave:. S G,ut Falll, Mont. )9<101 He'.na, MOftt_8etty J ohruon Wilson (Mrs. John) , 61 Bea¥erhe:ad Dr Hdena , Monl. )9601 Wy._ Elinor H itchcock Mullens (Mrs. Glenn). 262 N. 91h SI .• Laramie, Wyo 82070

Pvoblo C.I._Jane: H anr Wilcoxson (Mrs. H. Eu,ene:). 17 MacKenzie Rd ., Pueblo. Colo. 81001

SlOMA plOVINCE

AI__ Pro.,I",. 're.ld_t-Jeln Andef.Jon Viney (Mrs. H oward). "o2 M on ldl ire Dr. NE Albuquerque , N.M. 87108

AlbuCluerqllO N M.- PltJy Brl&l Bonnu (Mrs. Ralph C.). 82" Toro S.E .• Al buquerque. N.M. 87112 c-tolb.ck, N.M.-Marian Ehlen Bumbllek (Mrs RIUM:!!) , 681) N ,81h PI., Scottsdlle. Ar iz. 8U" 0"". Utoh-- P.t Cooney Calton (Mrs. E M.), 2880 E 6600 So ., O,den, Ulah 8440

I'hoonl •• Arla_ Mlr,arel Gill Stiln (Mrs. Dick M.L 8008 E. Hubbell Scoltsdale. Ar iz. aun

I w.n N M_ lktty Wlrd Chlndlu (Mu. J ack), )02 Barnett, Rosewdl N,M. 88201 s.lt Lok. City, Ut.h--Klye: Hlrdy Haymond (Mrs. Ronald W .), 16)0 Sprina: Lane, Salt lab City, Utlh 84117 TIIKf-. Arb_ Marian Morrison Brown (Mrs. Ed. D.), 600l ElSt O.k , Tucson. Ariz 8)711

TAU pIOVINC(

AI__ .,Inc. 1'ro.IMnt-AilC'en Aylesworth We"an (Mrs. Wm. M .), 1212 )rd A.,e ., Selttle, Wasb. 98109 Anc og., Alaak_Martha Rice Roun:e (Mrs. Kenneth J .J. Star Route , Bo. 89, E le Rivu Alaska 99H7 .,110 1•• taWe. Wcuh_ Marlene Elduen Avery (Mrs. B. X.). 804) NE 1)2nd. An.• XirkJand , WISh. 910)3 Kurdy M ichae l (Mrs. Gary). 760) Chc:rrywood Dr Boise. Id aho 8nO' C ry AtItort., ConoH--Do nna Fraser YounM (Mrs. H Sinclair), )91) Edison Crescenl. Callary 6. Alt. ., Can. Edmont.n AtberttI, CttftOd--c.lbt:riM Wbt:lihan H.ysom (Mu. L .). #206, 12 20, Lansdowne D r., Edmonton. AI · berta , Can. Everett Wcuh_Anne Rochdl Andrews (Mrs. Ron.ld), 79U W. Glen Dr., Everett Wish. 98201 OI"..,pl., W ••h.-Nancy Thornton Elliatt (Mn. M.,k P.), Ro ute 6, Bo. 489, Olympia, Wash. 98)01 I'vllmo", Wcuh .--Gertrude Brown ois:s.more (Mrs. C. 'II Skyline Dr Pullman , Wash. 99163

Seottl •• W ••h_ M., PieKe Broh9I (Mrs. James J .), 17218 3th N.E., Maule, Wash. 981)' Spok_, W.th.-Maril),n Hlmmer Meechln ( M rs. F. Pal), N. 8)10 Dr., SpoIIlne, Wash. 99208

Toe_. W _R oberta Whinnery Laken$ (Mrs. o,nid), 1"22 Rainier Dr., Tlcoma. Wash. 98466 V-'Ceuv"', IC., C ____ Fn n«s Hide. Wilcott (Mrs. O. B.). 6241 Buckincham. Burnaby. British Columbi •. Can. W.,.. W.n.., W-sh-l.ucy E",lund (Mrs. V. J.), 9)1 Blue Mountain Dr., W.Ua Will., Wish. 99362 WoncrtchH Woah-s uSln Nuh Camm.ck (Mrs. Gordon). Valley Vtt'W' Bh'd., East WenatchC'e, Wash 98801

THE A.IOW OF PI IEYA PHI

V.klma. W --suzanne Zin&mltk Doyle (Mrs. Wm.), 20' S. 60th Ave Yakim a, WISh. 98902

UPSILON p.OVINC( .1__ ..,.•.,Inc. 'rfl ldont-Leslie Ha rvey Whiuemore (Mrs. Robert), JOn Sprout WIY, Sparlu, Nn. 89".51

C_. County, O,.._Elioor Feales Chandler (Mrs. 8c:n) , 78' Tde,nph Dr., Coos Bay, Ore. 97420

COf'V.III. o.-........sh.ron Abney Simmons (Mrs Dou&:.), 226, N. W, Hue! , Corvlllis, Ore 97330 Ore_Judy Grinnell McConnell (Mrs. Carter). 47« Larkwood, Euaene. are. 9740, klctrnath n •• Ore-Suzanne: Goeller Smith (Mrs. R W." '0' Mt Pitt, Klamath Falls. are. 97601 lMk. O.w•••-Ihmthorpo. Ore_Patricia Md rose (Mrs. C. H .J. 178 14 Hillside Dr Lake Oswe,o. Ore. 970)4

L... v N• .,.-Donna jclK')' (M". M. W.). 3464 Al,onquin Dr., l.1S VeglS, Nn. 89109

Modfortt, O,.._N.ncy Fuller Bro9In (Mrs. Richard L.), 10 F.i r O.ks Dr" Medford , are. 9nol Pont Or• ....-M arian Baird Janne)' (Mrs. Gordon B.) 7920 S.E. Reed Colleae PI Portland, Ore. 91202 'ortl0n4 & ' n Jr-5ue 1.I:i"is oa"i. (M,s. Bradley), 8427 N.E. Sumner, Ponland , are. 97220

Ion• • He., _Penny White Ma yer (Ma. W.), 14 , PIOIp«t Ave ., Sparlu. Nn. 894)1 5411_. Oro_Nan West Dewey (Mrs. <;eorac W., Jr.) 268, Mountain Vi_ Dr. S., Salem, are. 97)02

PHI NOnH plOVINCE

Alum_ p,...,ln,. I'ro.Jd_t-Mlye Wymore Sibley (Mrs. Mr W.), 1)60 Blick Mountain Rd. , HilltboroUCh , Cllif. 94010

aok.rtftold, Calif_Millie Edmond. Thomson (Mrs. H K .L 21.5 RIve r Oaks Dr Kun City, Calif. 9))09

1erk.'.y-I.Jtbcly C.llf..--NarK')' Shenill J ohnston (Mrs. R E.), 8n PUlII'IOunt Rd Oakland, Calif. 946 10 C.ntra c ••t C.!lf.-M II)' Ann 8c:hlen Hruska (Mrs. R\HJUn L Jr .). 133 Spnn&field Rd ., W.lnut Clffk Calif. 94596

"re.n•• C.llf..-s aundr. Speers Stubblefield ( M rs. O. M .), I.5n N Teilman A"e" Fresno. Ca lif 9)728 H_lulu. Hclwol'-Ellen Thompson Reid ( M rs. R. E.). 846 Aal apaPI Dr Ka ilua Haw.ii 967)4

Motln County, C.llf_Mary Kahlenbera: Schroeder (Mrs. Alln F .), '6 Driftwood Ct., Sin Rlflel, e.lif. 94901 Monterey ponnlnaul•• C.llf.........caroline Smith Fisher (M,.. Willilm), P O Box 404 Pebble Beach Calif. 9J9H

1'.1. Alto, Collf_Jackie Bauma.rten M itchell (Mrs. uncoln). 443 Tennyson, Palo Alto, Cllif. 94)O l 541' C.IIf_Judi Richards Graham (Nfl. Ooua l ). 1406 Robertso n WY, Sacramento, Calif. 9"18 S- 'rondK• • C.Uf..-N.ncy Benfer Gaczoli (Mrs. John). )0 R.iyol i St San FranciKO. Calif. 9-4117

Soon J.,•. Calif_Marcil. Mlnn Robbins (Mrs. E"an 5.), 16940 frank CI .• Los Guos, Calif. 9'0.50

.s.n J Collf. Jt.- Mrs. Wm A. Gries. t9110 Sunny. side Dr • Salllo&a, C.lif. 9'010 Son Mot.. County, C.Uf..-sidney Smith Poland (Mrs. Peler R .). 211 Diablo Ave. , S.n Mateo. Calif. 94401

S-,. CNa C-'y, C.llf_ Florcna Lehmkubl H.nsen (Mrs. R F.), 323 Spriq 51., Sanl. CNZ, Calif. 9'060

Stoc1ct_. C.llf_N.ner A Moore Benndt (Mrs. Ja.rne .) , n" Corta, St., Stockton, Calif. 9H07 v.n.y .f tho Moon. Collf....-Verle)' Tlkkine Grquson (Mrs. R. R .). 1)96 Los Olivos Rd Santa Rosa Calif. 9,"04 Yube SUtt Callf.-M .tlalt't Henu Murry (Mrs. S. R. ). P .O. 80. 166, Yuba Cit)', Calif. 9'991

PHI SOUTH ,IOVINCE

AI"",,"_ Pro.,ln,. p,...kfont--Muine CI)'de Goldback (Mrs. H X .), .51" Stutouch Dr ., P.ude:na, C.lif. 9tt07

Ant.IOIM V.U.y C.llf..-s us.n Wea"er Burleson (Mr•. Mil · Ion). 42931 N. Staffordshire Dr., Lancaster, Calif. 93H"

C trol ()roftge C_nty, CcIIIf-BaJOIII Foltz Quit;ley (Mn. R P.), 2)21 N. Hlth.1V.y, Santa Ana, Calif. 9270, C• .,IIMI '-"- V.IIo,.. Collf-K a)' Sullivln Swift (Mrs. J M ), 1020 Hillward. West Covin., Calif. 91790

0 :""10 Calif_Joan KC'ene Hilchens (Mrs Robert F.), 1)41 Shc.ndln Rd Glendale Calif. 91206

L. c-cIo v.n.y, c..llf...-Louifc: Bahnsen Ann in (Mn. Robert W.), "7)1 Luhe.rt Dr La Canada, Calif. 91011

L. J.o., C.llf--<:la ift l.athbun Ribble (Mrs. Wm. M.),

4"11 Conr.d Ave , San Dkao, C. lif. 92117 L-. "'ch. C.llf,......carolyn Moody Lockh.rt (Mrs Arthur A ), 6Z}I E 6th St • l.oni Be'ch, Calif 908"14 ""P Collf_Vir,ini. Dolan Bin&h.m (Mr•• W.de) , 27Z} Carmar Dr Los Anaeles, Calif 90046

"........ C.O' Jr_ Peuy Graves Sturdy (Mr•. Richard), 4)17 West Maplewood , Apt ), Los Anaele., Ca Iif. 9O()(M Norttt Or.teo C-ry Colli_Neil Williams Schlicht (Mrs K. R.), 4020 Maple Tree Dr., An a heim , Calif 9280)

,........ Collf..-P.ltT Fnnz Clark (Mrs. WilJiam), 20e0 Loflin Rd , San M.rino , Calif. 91108 .,. CoIlf•• J,--cathy Glenn Martinet (MD P.ul ). 0) Drake Rd Arcadi •. C.lif. 91006 Collf_MIIY Elizabeth Lush Hau.uth (Mrs Alfred H .), 129 Belmont CI , Redl.nds, C.lil. 9Z}7} 1• • Collf_j udith Mohr &rden (MD 0." E 168 OswtCo Dr ., Riverside, C,lif. 92)06 Son ...--1111_. Conf_J.nice Rood Bar,er (Mrs J A. ), )629 Dumbarton St , S.n Bernardino, Calif 92404

s.. Dt.p CoIII_J.cquel ine Tucker Do dy (Mrs. j.me C." 8601 Oammroch Circle. L. Mes., Ca lif. 92041 SOft ...--. Colli_Ann Kina Spil&er (Mrs. Don). 4110 Dunm.n Aye., Woodl.nd Hill., Calif. 91}64

s-t. ,..,. c.llf-Shirley Culler Erickson (Mrs. j ohn). 991 Monte Dr , S.nt. 8.rb.ra , C.1if 81101 '-'to MeftIg..W tllklo. C II-S.nd r. Cooke (Mrs

DonaJd) , 464 0,1e. Costa Mesa , Calif. 92627

SMh "Y. Collf.-N.ncy J useniuJ j .ckson (MD W. G .) , IZl Bej., PI. , S.n Pedro C.lif. 9GB1 South C_t. Collf_lrnocene Ross H ic km a n (Mr. H .), 101 AYef1uJ Sorenzo, NeWpOrt Beach, Cl lif. 92660 Yem- C-'Y Com_Winifred Killi .n Wilton (Mrs R. A.), 2744 8ayshore , Ventura Calif 93003 WhfttIor CoUf_Elizabeth Metar McChrylt.1 (Mrs W R.), 11990 Graaldo Lane, Whittier Calir 90603 '1 '"I I'OCKnS ,rinco Chor County. M.,y1..w1-Ann Pickens Mack (Mrs. R P.), 7170 DonatH Plaa Fo resrville, Md 20021 hyt Iooch. Bus Godwin ( Mrs Bruton). 1912 S Pen insul •. O.yto na Beach, Florida 32011 o,-c:astlo Nielsen Goss.rd (Mrs Keith A.), 601 Anderson , Grtencutle. Ind. 461}1 AItu • • Oldoh_jeanne Stan,e1 Cleveland (Mrs Ed'lf W , ), 1601 N Will.rd Aye " Altu s, Okl • H121 Mldwost City. Oldah_M.ry HUllins Harrison (Mrs C. A ), 2908 Mockinabird Midwest CitT, Okl • HUD Shctw __ • Okleh_ I Sue Schedler Winlerrinaet (Mrs james), 1)19 N Oklahoma, Sha.nte, Okla 74801 Or....t NMtI_. c.1.,.....--Dorothy M.nker Hosie in (Mrs G. K.), 491 Valle jo Oriye, Grand junct ion, Colo 11 )01 s __ N4tpa C-'Y Califoml_MlI. H• .rry T Butler, 16} S. Montaomery St ., N.p., Calif. 941"

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fratern i ty D irectory in this issue [ o r of National Officers CentrJl Office address is: 112 S. Hanley Rd. , St. Louis, Missouri 6310) All d"e 1o be postmarlt«l

PRESIDENT,

Send a copy of the Chapter Statistical Report to your Province President as soon as possible after school begins Before September I, write Province Pres ident of goal s and plans for the (Include copy of summer leiter to chapter members )

September 2,-Arraoge for fire inspection of premises by local autho rities

Send monthly letter to Province President postmarked n O I later than the 10th of each month, October through M ay. December Fire Protection A ffidavit or upl""tIIion 0/ ,mal/oidllble deu.J in uIIJiI,1. II 10 Assistant Director of Chapter H ouse Corpo rations.

December l - BeAinning of Chapter Offi ce r Election Period Elect three alumnae to Me at same time chapter officers are elected . february I)-Fi nal dale for chapter nomi nati on fo r Amy Burnham Onken Award; send letter of nomination to Province Presidmt.

February I S-M C of each chapter in province send in its nomination fo r the Chapter Service Award to the Province President.

March 30-Fina l date for election of Chapter officers. Send oRiefr lists to Province President and eenual Offi ce within :5 days after electIon .

A p r il u-Send Offi cer I nstru ction Re port to Province President.

VICE PRESIDENT:

February I-M ake preparati ons for fraternity study and examination.

M a rch 2Q--Fina l date for fraternit y exammation

RECORDING SECRETARY:

Send IBM Membersh ip list bade to Cen tra l Office as soon as possible after receipt.

October 100Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President anJ a lOPY to the Alumnz Advisory Committee Chairman

TREASUREIC

September-Send lette.r from Grand Treasurer and local letter on chapte r finance (previousl,. approved by Province President) to parents of actives and pledges as soon as school opens.

Send Financi.1 stat ements to Parents of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two week s the proposed initiation date.

Send to Central Office :

Annual Budget Fo rm BC-I JUSt as soo n as it is prepa red at the of the fall schoo l term. Do not wait until you send your fi rst report.

Pledge and/or repledge fees with GT·l form within two weeks after .ny p ledging or repledging ceremony. Co· o rdinate with the Pledge Supervisor who must send the pledge list.

In itiatio n fees with GT·l form within th ree days after each initiation ceremony. Coo rd inate with the Co rresponding Secretary who must send the initiation certificates

Sept through Aug ust- M onthly 6nancial repon on due dates in accordance with M anu.1 to Central Office A ugust 3l - Send Annual Ba lance Sheet w ith 6na.I report to Central

October 1 S--Cbeck for bonding and Bound Au.ow to Central Offi ce.

October 2G-Send n.tional dues of $).00 per active to Central Office o n GT.l form listing members' names a nd initiation numbers

If initia ted afte r d ue da te shou ld pay national ducs with initiation

January 1 S-Se ni or A pplication Bl anks and Senior D ues f o r midyea r graduates to Ccntral Office

January 2Q--Send national dues of $ ).00 per active member to Central Office on GT·I form lis ting members names and initiation numbers

April l:5-Seod Senior Bl anks and Senior Du es (or Spri n,lt o r Summer Graduates to Central Office .

By Ma y 20--c0ntributions made payable to Pi Beta Phi Centl1l1 Office for Harriet Rutherf ord Johnstone Scholarship Fu nd and ConventIo n H ospitality Fu nd. Send for contribution to Pi Beta Ph i projects to the trea-surers o f the respective proje(u for the following : Settlement School

Holt H ouse

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN,

Send to the Director o( wlthm ten days aftcr all) official Ru sh InformatIOn Forms WIth proper signatures for each girl pledged.

Send to the Rush In formation Chairman of the alumnz club concerned within teo days after any pledging a "4

list of all girls pledged from the town or towns under that alumnz club's jurisdiction. Send to Provin ce President a nd Central Office the name and address of new ly elected Chapter Membership Chairman o n postcard provided.

Send the Members hip Statistical Report to Province President and D irector of Membership within tm days after conclusion of any formal rush

RUSH CHAIRMAN:

Send within two weeks after the close of the formal rush season the official rush report questionnaire to Provi nce President and to Direct o r of Rush

Two weeks after chapter elect ions newly elected Rush Chairman send name, address, and personal introductory letter to Director of Rush Chapters with SC'Cond or min or rush report results and evaluation within two wed,s af terward to Province: PrtSident and to Directo r of Rush.

No later than two weeks before close of the college year, when the major rush comes during the fall, the Chapter Rush Chairman shall report to the Province President and the Director of Rush giving in detail plans for rushing Send co py of Pi Beta Phi material to be used in any rush or Pan hellenic booklet. When the maj o r rushing season comes during the second semester or term, the report shall be sent not less than four weeks before the rush begins . Octobe r l:5-Send copy o f Pi Phi rush booklet to Na tio nal Directo r o f Ru sh O ctober !)-Send copy of Panhellen ic Rush Booklet to NPC Deleglue.

SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Within 6ve days of installation write a letter of introduction to Province Scholarship Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alu mna Advisor) .

October l '-Send scho larship program and letter to Province Scholarship Supervisor ( cop ies to Provin ce President and Alumn a Adviso r) Include plans for study and imp rovement o( scholarship.

NovemMr t o-Send scholanhip Blank #3 and Individual Avetllgcs List (or spring semester o r qu ane r to Di recto r of Scholarship, Province President , and Province Supervisor.

NovemMr I )-Write lette r to Province Supervisor (copies to Provi nce President and Alumn a Ad visor).

February 15-Write letter to Provin ce Supervisor (copies to Province President and A lumna Adv iso r)

February 2'-Send Blank #6 (Appli cation for Scho larship Achi evement Certificate) to D irec tor of Sch o larship

February 25- Fo r chapten having quarter system, send Blank # 3 and Individual Averages Li st for fall quarter to D irector o( Scholarship, Prov ince Supervisor, and Provin ce Preside n t.

March I, - Wri te letter to Province Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alumna Advi so r) . In clude an y revis io ns in scho larship pro$ram

M a rch 2,- Fo r chapters havmg semester system, send Blank #3 and Individual Averages List to Di rector of Scholarship, Province Supervisor, and Province President.

A pr il I)-Wr ite lette r to Provi nce Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alumna Adviso r) .

Apri l 25-Fo r chapters having quarter system, send Blank #3 and Ind ivid ual Averages List to D irector of Scholarship, Province Supervisor, and Province President .

June 10 (or immediately after Commencement)-send Blanks #4 and #' to D irector of Scho lars hip (copies to Province President)

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

October to-Pinal date for Semi·Annual Report on National Panhellenic Conference Delegate (copy to National D irector of Rush)

Apr il l,-Final date for Annual Report to National Panhellenic Conference Delegate (copy to National Di recto r o f Rush)

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,

Notify Province President and Central Office immtJittJtly when changes in chapte r officers are made &nd initiation certificates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with chaple r treas urer who must send GT·l form with the initiation fees.

October 1}-Send name and address of president of Club to Cenlral Office.

Octobe r l'-&nd chaperon data blank to Chairman of Committee: o n Chaperons.

March 30-Final date for elections-Send new chapter officer list no laler than March 30.

April to-Send report on transfers to D irector of M emMrship.

May 1-5end Chapter Annual Report 10 Central Office.

PLEDGE SUPERVISOR :

Send list of pledAes with parents' or guardian·s name and address on required blank to Central Office and D irector of Membership within ten days after pledging or repledging. Coordinate with chapter treasurer wh o must send GT-l form with fees.

October 1'- with fall pledging send copy of program, plans and local pledge book to Province Presideqt ( copy to Direc tor of Pledge Education).

October lS-Send to parenlS of pledges letters from Grand Council and the chapter letter to parents. Send a carboo copy of the chapter letter 10 the Director o( Pledg Education.

December 2a-Deadline for pledge examination for chapters having fall pledgi ng.

January I)-Those with deferred pledging send copy of program, plans and local pledge book to Province President (copy to D irector of Pledge Education) Send copy of letter to parents to Director of Pledge Education.

April 2o--De-adline for pledge examination for ctupters having dtferred pledging.

PLEDGE SPONSOR:

October-Send Gntnd Council letter and chapter leuer (previously by Provin ce President) to parents of pledges u soon after pltdgiog as possible.

January with deferred pledging send Gnnd Council letter and chapter letter.

PLEDGE PRESIDENT:

November 1 letter to Province President.

M uch U - For those with deferred pledging, send Jetter to Province President

PROGRAM CHAIRMAN:

October l'-Send content of program for first semester to DilUtor of Chapter Programs (copy to Province

November to-Send 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 Director of Chapter Programs (cop)' to Province President).

February l)--$cnd content of program [or second semester to D irector of Chapter Progra ms (copy to Province President)

March report on Pi Phi Night #; to D irtdor of Chapter Programs ( co py to Province President)

April 27-Send re port on Pi Phi Night #4 to Director of Chapter Programs (copy to Province President).

ACTIVITY CHAIRMAN:

I-Final date f or report to Province President.

Ma.rch I -Fin.al date for report to Province President

HISTORIAN:

Send to the Province Preside nt withi n three days afla any inilialion a report that names of new initiates have been recorded in the Record of Membership Book, working with Rre-ordinA Sec:retary.

February IO- Send ca,bon copy of first semester's Chapter Hi slory to D irre-tor of Chapter Histo ries

May Chapter Hislory and carbon copy to D irector of Chapter Hist or ies.

ARROW CORRESPONDENT:

For full details and instructions, see Auow Correspondent Calendar for current year.

September 1S- Por Winter issue .xod list o f initiates (since April 1), news, features and pictures A lso pictures fo r Campus Leaders sectio n Send all to Allow Editor

January ;o--Fo r Spring issue. Send pledge list from fall rush , news , features and pictures P ictures for Camp us Leaden and Campus Queens sections. Fralernity Fo rum article. Send all to ARROW Ed itor

April U - For Summer issue. Send list of initiates (since Sept. IS) and pledges (since Jan . ;0); chapte r annual report; news features and pictures . Send pictures for Mo rtar Boa rd. Wh o' s Who, Other H onoraries , and Fraternity Sweethearts sections. Send all to ARROW Edit or

MUSIC CHAIRMAN :

November 1-5end letter to National Musi c Chairman

March l' -Send Ittter to National Music Chairman

PHILANTHROPIES CHAIRMAN:

May 1-5end to Chairman of Settlement School Committee a copy of the Settlement School P rogram for tlon for the May L. Keller Award

MAGAZINB CHAIRMAN:

Send o rders to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agen cy as received.

November IS-Send Christmas gift subscriptions 10 Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure gift card delivery by December

PI PHI TIMES REPORTER:

November t--5end material to ProviDCe Coordinator

M arch i -Se nd material to Province Coordinator.

APPUCATION FOR FEllOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS:

Blanks and lnforna tion on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office

January n - Letter of Application for Pi Beta Phi Fell owship due to G rand Vi ce Pres ident of Ph i lanthropies

March t-Appli ca tion for HllCriet Rutherford Johnsto ne Schol:arship due to Grand Secretary.

M arch t - Letter of Applicati on for California Alpha Scho larship due to Mrs . Richa rd Madigan, 76 Belbrook W ay, Atherton, California 9402S .

Ma rc h i-Applicati on for Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship due to Grand Vi ce President of Al um nr .

March I- Appl ication for Ju nior Group Scholarships due to Secretary of Alumnr D epartment.

March IS-Summer Craft Workshop Scholarships Assistantship Scholarships (work scholarsh_ips) write to : Mrs Eugene Kingman , 3714 68th St. , Lubbock , Ttxas 79413 V irginia Alpha Scho larsh ip write to: Mrs Black. Masstnburg, '608 Purlington Way, Balti.more, Maryland 21212

DATES TO BE OBSERVED BY ENTIRE CHAPTER:

January 9-Chapter Loyalty Day

April 28-Foundcn ' OaJ to be celebrated with DCIteSl Alumnr Club.

ALUMNJE

Due dates for reports arc to be postmarked dates. Consult Official Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of Nati onal Office.rs.

PRESIDENT:

November but not lalcr than February I-Elect Alumnz Club Rush Information Committee Chairman and appoint at least 2 other to serve from Fd>ruary 20 to February 20 of following year.

December 1 to March 30-Elect two members of the Me to coordinate with the election of chapter officerS. AAe members a.re to be installed when elected.

Februaty name and address of Rush Information Olairman to Central Office no later than Fwruary 20, so that it will appear in Rushina Directory of Summer ARROW. If not received name of Club Pres will be: listed

February I-Election of club officers to be held no later than March 31, said officers 10 take office at the dose of the fiscal year.

April l}-Send five Annual Report Questionnaires to officers as directed.

May- Installati on of new officers at regular club meeting

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Must be recipient of THE ARROW

October In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Winter ARROW

November to-Mail club year book o r program roster with program p lans (page 23 of club President's NOlebook) 10 the Grand Alumna! Vice Pres ident, Directo r of Alumnr Programs, Alumna! Province President and Central Office.

January In Memo riam n Oli ces to Centnl Office for Spring ARROW .

April In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Summer ARROW .

April I -Sen d new officer list to Alumnr Province President and Central Offi ce for Summer ARROW

May 2G-Finai dn.dline for new club officer list.

June letter with club news to Alumnr Club Editor for Winter ARROW

July 10 Memoriam notices to Central Offi ce for Fall ARROW.

TREASURER:

Octobe r for filing Form 990 with Director of Internal Revenue for your district.

November U-Send national dues and receipts to Cenlral Of/itt and as collected throughout the year May 2G---AII-dues and dODations of funds should be maileJ to untru Office by this date in order to coun t for current y.ar

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

Holt Hoose

Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarship Convention Hospitality Fund

Make club check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office Check must be accompanied by GT·2 Form showing c1ub's apportionment to desired funds . Checks payable to Arrowcraft Shop are sent to Pi Beta Phi ArrowcraJt Shop, Gatlinburg. Tenness« 37738.

May 2G-Send Audit slips as directed.

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN

November-Review with Rush Information Committee areas to be listed in Summer ARROW. Send any c haDges in club area listing to (,tntral Office no laler than March I' N o vember a-Send report to Direct or of Membersh ip. March report to of Membership .

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

November 2'-Send Christmas subscriptions 10 Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure Christmas gift card delivery by December 2)

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS:

annual reports and $) .00 fee: fo r Treasurer's bond, payable to "Pi Bel.l Phi Fraternity :' to Directo r of Chapter H ouse Corporations

Send copy of report to Provincr Prrsident co ncerned

DATES TO BE OBSERVED:

J.nuary 9-Chapler Loyalty Day.

April 28-Founders' Day-to be celebrated with nearest Ictive chapte r o r chapters.

JULY 1 to JULY 15

In response to numerous requests from the membership of Pi Beta Phi , the Grand Council. in cooperation with Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, has authorized two special Open Enrollment Periods in 1970: an initial period from July 1 to July 15, and a second period from December 1 to December 15. Please note that Pi Phis will NOT be notified by mail of these Open Enrollment Periods.

To obtain the proper Open Enrollment Application forms (no health questions are asked on these forms) members must write to the Pi Beta Phi Insurance Administrator

The cost of this page has been defrayed by the Insurance Administrator. THE ARROW has forwarded the entire amount to the Pi Beta Phi Fraternity Settlement School.

HA VE YOU MOVED OR MARRIED '

We must have all re<ju ested information so please complete ;11 filII. M ail this slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE, (P lease leave label on reverse side when mailing this form.) 11 2 South Hanley Ro ad, St. Louis, Mi ssou ri 6310S

MARRIED NAME

(Print Hu sband's Full Name, Please)

MAIDEN NAME ..................

If you are now an office r in the Fraternity, p lease check and name:

Polfma.ter : Plea.. ,en d nol ice of Undelh'.ro b le cop ie s on Form 3579 10 , i Seta Ph i, 112 S Honley Roo d , 51 l o u i , Mo 6310$

The Insignia Of National Panhellenic Conference

The shield is a protective influence for our entire membership. A lamp denotes leadership, scholarship and enlightment.

The laurel wreath signifies victory. or achievement of ideals. While the sword piercing the wreath indicates wiUin$"ess to 6ght for ideals, symbolizing too. penalty of obligation; also bravery, achievement and discipline.

The mantling surrounding the shield is the protecting cloak that education givH us, and a protective influence of organization.

Thus there in the mantle is inscribed the narne of the National Panhellenic Conference.

To Pi Phi Paren ts:

Y o ur daughter'S magazi ne is sent to her homt address while sht is in co lleg e and we hope that yo u enjoy reading It If she" no lo nge r in co ll ege, however, and is not livi ng at ho me, please send her new per · manent address to Pi Beta Phi Cent ral Office, 112 South H anler Road, St Lo ui s, Missour i 63 105