The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1971

THE ARROW

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THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

FOUNDERS OF THB FRATBRNITY

Emma Brownlee K i l,o re (1848 1924) Campbell (1846·1936)

Libblc Brook Gaddi. (18)O.19J3)

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Contents

ARRow Editor

Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William W. Jr.). 268 Underwood Dr • N.W .• Atlanta, Ga . 30328

Alumn", Club Editor

Adele Alford Hew (Mrs Han.) 3434 Jewell St., San Diego, Calif . 92109

From Pi Pbi Pens

Eleanor Bushnell Lehner (Mo: George F. J.> 60) Funcha! Rd .• Los Angeles. Cahf. 90024

Exchanges

Mui.nne Reid Wild (Mrs . Robert), 2021 Belmont Rd ., N.W., Washington, D .C. 20009

Arrow File and In Memoriam

Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce, 112 S. Hanley Rd ., St. Louis, M o. 6HO}

Cover Story

Massachusetts Alpha Celebrates Diamond

What Others AIe Saying Features

News of Arrowm ont

Operation Brass Tacks H o w T o Get a Job

Picture Section Who' s Who

Mortar Board

Other H onoraries

Fraternity

Chapter Reports

Pi Pbi PI«Iges

Pi Phi In itiates

Lost Pi Phis

In Memo riam

Fraternity Directory

Alumna! Department Directory

Official Calendars

RUSH INFORMATION SECTION Insert

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OUf Pi Phis do show up in the most unusual places and under the most unusual ci rcumstan ces. We are referrin g, of course, to the four page spread in the Apr il 16 issue of L ile which featured Sarah Sue Rit chey , Mississippi Bet a, the 24-yea r-old hou semot her for the University of Alabama SAE fraternity. Jeannette Roberts , province president for the o ld Lambda Provin ce when Sarah Sue was in schoo l, was on the ball and sent us some interesting information about the young lady . She was a president of her chapter and was the c hapter 's nominee for the ABO award. Tn submitting the nominatio n, the president of he r chapter said, "H e r compatibi lity and congenia lity have made her o ne of the favorite persons in the . .. chapter. Her intelligence, perseverance and example have led the chapter toward a higher und e rstandin g of what a sorority should be ... Mis siss ippi Beta can proudly point her finger at Sarah Su e and say, ·Shes a Pi Phi .' ,. And Mrs Robe rts said, Shes a true lady and just darling! " Isn 't it nice to have such marvelous publicity for Pi Beta Phi and the entire Greek system-both frat e rnity and so ro rity ?

W ou ld you believe that the total number of issues printed for the sp rin g ARROW was 76,265? This is some kind of a record, and ou r man at Banta says it's the first women's group he kn o ws of with that many I

Two alumn", in Lincoln, Neb ., are popping their butto ns these days. Janet Hemphill Jenkins , Nebraska Beta, and JoAnn Spiva Kimball , Missouri Alpha , arc the proud moms of two young men , both instrumentalists, who were named winners of the 1971 Lin co ln Symphony auditions. Both boys attend the University of Nebraska . Robert Jenkins is an oboist and Curtis Kimball is a pianist. The mothers met, many years ago, at an alum cl ub dinner, and became close friends . The two boys lives have paralleled each other, even down to the fact that both are being married this summer and both are marrying N.V. music students who are cello majors! Congratulations to these two Pi Phi sons . and to their proud parents as well.

While we're extending congratulations, the same are also in order for Lili an Martin Boggess, Louisiana Beta , who is the current state president of PEO in West Virginia. Lilian lives in Philippi , where sho is a member of AAUW, Eastern Star, College Club, Woman's Club and the Pi Phi Alumn", Club.

We hope you partitularly enjoy the pirture and story on page 4 of this issu e. We thought it m;;:ht be just the thing to cool you off on a hot July day

There is nothing that boosts an editor's ego mo re than havin g a chapter co rrespo ndent send her stories to a former editor wh o has been away from the job for three years! But it happened for this issue , and we do thank Dorothy Stuck for sending same on to us. We won't tattle on the chapter, but it does make us wonder, once again, if Pi Phis ever read The ARROW .

It is with deep regret that we report the death of Mrs. Na oma Alfrey Plumb of Denver . We had a story about this 104 -yea r- o ld Pi Phi in the Summer , 1970, issue of The ARROW. Mrs Plumb became a member of I.C Sorosis in 1884 at Lawrence , Kansas , and her interest in Pi Beta Phi con· tinued throughout her long life Our sympathy is extended to her husband Francis.

Carol Berseth Receives Fellowship

CAROL LYNN BERSETH , Louisiana Beta , has been named recipient of the $1,000 Pi Beta Phi Fellowship for the coming year, according to the announ cement made at the San Ant on io Convention. Awarding of the Fellowship is based on scholastic standing and " all-around development of character with its resultant ability worthy to represent The Fraternity."

Carol's academic achievements, as well as her leadership qualities, make her a worthy addi t io n to the roster of FelJowship winners. According to Karen Peterson Simopoulos. Nebraska Beta, program director for the Louisiana State University Union, "W hile pursuing a demanding premedical curriruiurn, Carol served as a student c hairman of an active Union committee in her junior year; under Caro l's leadership, the Current Events Committee presented prog rams of nationally known speakers and thought provoking topics . Students on the committee respected Carol and worked diligently with her "

Carol plans to use her Fellowship at t he Uni· versity of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Althou g h she has not as yet set any definite career goals, she is a psychology major with a premed minor and she is interested in psychiatry. Summer work has provided the financing for most of her education thus far. as well as for her Pi Phi membership.

ManachuH th leta wos tht redp l. nt of th. Ponh.Utn lc s cholarship tray for th. 1969-70 s chool y.ar . Th. chopt.r gradt pa int OVtrogt for th. y.ar was 3 . 219 . Shown w ith th. troy Of'll scholarship chairman 5uson 51.g.l , J.ft and Paulo Gtmborys , pf'IIs'd.nt of th. chapftr.

Throughout her college career, Carol has had an outs tandin g grade point average--3 .7 on a 4.0 scale-and was recently initia ted into Phi Kappa Phi She has been the recipient of the LSU President's Scholarship (t he hi g hest scholarship award on the campus) f or the past two years and is a current recipient of the Harriet Ru therford Johnstone Scholarship

In her chapter, Carol has served as ARROW Correspondent, on the Executive Council and Arrowboard, and as scholarship chairman. She was awarded the " Done Good" Award by the chapter last year, as the active wh o had given the most chapter service. She was selected for Who's Who In Greele Fraternities and Sorori· ties at LSU, and is a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta , Mu Sigma Rho , and Mortar Board.

Mrs Simopoulos says, "A truly outstanding young woman, a remarkable l eader. a vivacious person, a sensitive and caring friend, Carol Ber· seth cannot be commended highly enough."

Dr Albert Etheridge, an assistant professor at LSU says, "She has a pleasing p<csonality and is a mature and dedicated person."

It is the hope of Pi Beta Phi that Carol will be enabled to live up to her potential through the use of the Fellowshi p.

Carol Lynn lers.th , louisiana a.'a .

Univers ity of Utoh Ikle r, Jone Morquordt , beg inl her run In th e Na l tar final. at M•. Snow , Vt . , lad March .

Jane Shines As Ski Team Member

by SH ARON FRE NC H Utah Alpha

WHEN the snow flies, so does one of our Pi Phis.

Jane Marquardt, Utah Alpha sophomore, has won numerous honors skiing. She races for the University of Utah ski team and last winter, as a freshman , placed first in the 1971 Western Slopes Invitational at Keyst o ne, Colorado. Th e meet was sponsored by Colorado State University.

Jane was personalJy invited to the Nastar Regionals on March 13 , 14, in Jackso n H ole , Wyo . Nastar is a program for any recreational skier who does not hold a classification card in any division of U.S.S.A. Jane represented Park City West , a local Sa l t Lake ski resort, in the l adies divisi on for ages 18-3 9. She came in second with th e combined times of two giant sla. lorn runs .

After this performance she received a trip to Mt. Snow, Vt., for the Nastar finals. On March

27 and 28 J ane won fourth place in the overa ll times.

Jane trained as a girl o n t he Utah Ra cing School team in Ogden. She raced on her high school ski team and was an outstanding ra cer throughout her youth. She will contin ue to rep · resent the Unive"ity of Utah and enjoy her ability in the spo rt of skiing.

Virginia Playmates Enjoy Fine Charges

by K1TIY AMMEN

Virginia Gamma

As A loca l project, the Pi Phis of Virginia Gamma have taken on the job of babysitterplaymate for five children of a family living in a depressed area of Williamsburg . Saturday mornings have been set aside as the time just to play with the children ranging in age from seven years to three years. Lutricia, age seven, is the o ldest an d h as started school. Dary l, age six, is the young man of the family f o llowed by the twins, Debbie and Dee Dee, w ho are five . Duane, w ho ju st turned th ree, is the youngest.

On the mo rn ing of William and Mary 's h omecoming, the P i Phis took the kids to watch the ho mecoming parade. They bought balloons, sat on the curb and enjoyed watching all the fl oats, princesses and bands. For Hall o ween , the Pi Phis had a party for the children , who helped carve a pumpkin into a smiling ja ck-o -Iantern . At Christmastime. the more talented Pi Phis made several winter o utfits for each of the children.

As spring bloomed once again in Williamsburg, Saturday mornings were spent flyin g kites, walking thr ough Colonial Williamsburg along with all the tourists, o r eating lunch on the porch of the Pi Phi house And for Easter, the traditional Easter egg hunt was held . This proved to be fun for the Pi Phis who got to hide the eggs!

The children , who seldom leave the area around the ir house dur ing the week , look forward to Saturday mo rnin gs as do the Pi Phis of Virginia Gamma, who find reward in the eager responsiveness of the children .

Mother-Daughter Combo Is Effective

by ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER

MAUDIE PRICKETT CooPER, Wyoming Alpha, and her daughter Charie Prickett , California Gamma, supervised arrangements of Pi Phi Fashion Flight, the 1971 version of the annual fashi o o benefit sponsored by the California Gamma Mothers' Club.

Maudie, a popular TV and motion picture comedienne, is the wife of C. Bernard Cooper, former mayor of Pasadena . Her full time acting career has not prevented her from serving as president of the Pasadena Pi Beta Phi Club, as well as the Pasadena Arts Council, the Recreati on Council, and the Council of Women's Clubs . She is listed in Who's Who of American W omtn and Who Who in 11M WtSl. Named Woman of the Year by hoth the Women's Civic League and the Soroptomist Club, Maudie is also active in the National Charity League, the Opera Guild, the Women's Committee of the Pasadena Symphony, and the Philharmonic Committee.

Among the 400 motion pictures and television shows and the more than fifty stage plays in which Maudie has appeared are the Jack Benny Show Cas Jack's secretary), The Hazel series Cas Rosie, Hazel's best friend) , the Red Skelton, Andy Griffith, Jim Nahor, and Disney shows , "Bewitched ," " Fury ," " Get Smart," and many others.

Her most recent role is in Universal's yet-tobe-released "The Great Man 's Whiskers ." CAoother Pi Phi, Beth Brickell of TV's " Gentle Ben, " plays another leading part. Beth also agreed t o MC the California Gamma Pi Phi Fashion Flight.)

Maudie was schedu led to be the principal speaker at the awards banquet during the Pasadena Conventi on . When she became ill, Charie, who had just comp leted her freshman year at USc, substituted for her N ow vice president of the chapter, Charie has also served as assistant

social chairman, Panhellen ic delegate, and rush chairman. A Kappa Sigma Sweetheart, she was chosen for membership in Troeds and Sword & Shield Cfreshman and sophomore service groups), and the Alumn", Tea Committee, whose members talk t o high school gi rls considering USC

Another budding speaker in the family is Ma udi e 's son, Chuck Pri ckett, a pre-med major, and an SAE. His talk on the fraternity system, based o n research ga rnered from Pi Beta Phi Pinp oin JefJ1 earned him a top mack in hjs speech course at O ccidental , fr om whi ch he was grad uated in June.

It is with regret that the Grand Council of Pi Beta Phi announces the relinquishing of the charter of Fl o rida Gamma at Rollins Colleg e in October, 1970.

To the loyal alumn., of Florida Alpha, founded in 1929, Grand Counci l extends its compassio n for t he l oss-remember ing the years of leadership, l oyalty , an d service that were given to this chapter

Maudl. Prick.tt COO"" I.tt, and doughte" Chori. Prickett

Culture of South India Comes Back To Minnesota

I F Minnesota Al p ha Ph is ever got tired o f Ameri ca n cook ing , they wou ld just ha ve senior Cyndy Brehm mix them up a dish straight from South India ! As a junior, Cyndy spent four months in Coimba to re , Indi a. studying community nutrition, child development, th e caste system and family relati o ns .

Cyndy went to India on a Phi Upsilon ( H ome Eco nom ics Soro rity ) sc holar ship grant. She was one of tw o foreign stud ents at Sri Avinasahilin g am H ome Sci en ce College in Coimbato re . While there, she was treated just as an Indian gi rl , wearing a sari, eating their food in their way, and attending their temple and local fe stivi ties . Cy ndy learned about typical diets for vari ous conditi o ns and how to prepare Indian foods She studied culture and cus toms as the y

affect nutrition an d food h abits, and also throug h participation in ceremo ni es and festivals. Before returnin g horne, she travell ed for two mo nths t hroughout t he rest of In dia and Kashmir.

Back at Mi nnesota Al pha, Cyndy presented papers on her expe ri ences and learning to the Department of Nutrition at the univers ity. She is now a graduate, majoring in Family Socia l Scie nce and Commu nity Nutrition . But Cy nd y's interests d o not stop th ere. Besid es being an active part of Pi Phi, she does volunteer work at the University Hospita l. Sh e recent ly received a $500 sch o larsh ip from the Minn esota Hea rt As· sociation and is active in church work. And the ··intercultural travels·' of Cyndy h ave benefited all t he other Mi nnesota Pi Phis .

Crndy Brehm , Mlnn ••ota

Alpha , leoml of 0 typical di.t from South Indian native•

Young House Director Is Asset In Various Ways

by JUDI SAVE Georgia Alpha

" You must be kidding! She can't possibly be a hOllsemother,ln This was the most often heard remark when Mrs. Maurice Davis was introduced as Georgia Alpha's new h ousemother. In fact, Georgia Alphas th emsel ves were surprised when they first met her. Why? The answer is quite simple.

Mrs . Davis, a petite brunette, came to Georgia Alpha at the ripe old age of twenty-seven. But, not on ly is Mrs. Davis younger than the average housemother, she's also a Pi Phi alum. She was graduated from the University of South Carolina in 1964 where she was a South Carolina Alpha . What is it like to be a housemother to a group of sixty girls who are actually considered a part of your own generation? According to Mrs. D avis, each day is an experience in itself. " I've done everything from puttying windows to climbing into an attic at 2:00 A.M. to check water pipes. I've learned that one side of beef can be devoured in a week when you're feeding 60 people."

The highlights of Mrs. Davis's quarter at G eo rgi a Alpha can only be described as rather unusual. She went to a basketball game in her Pi Phi jersey, and managed to get in on an ID card. She was asked for dates by people she met in the foyer . Mrs. Davis was inspired to sew by home economics majors, and spent several en· joyable evenings playing "Hit Parade" with actives, or "I'm not that o ld, sure you remember the Tams."

Mrs. Davis summed it all up when she said, ''I'm sure I've received as much as I've given. It' s been a very worthwhile experience. I can now truthfully say that people haven't really changed since I was in co llege ."

Georgia Alpha's feelings about their youngest housemother were summed up by one active who said, "It was a fantastic experience. It brought us cl ose r together in a lot of ways , because we all learned . I just can't wait til she comes back to play."

Harpist Is Crowned Miss University 1971

by JANICE SMITH, Mississippi B eta

Mississippi Beta proudly claims as a sister Jeani Duckett, Miss University 1971. Jeani was crowned at Ol e Miss on April 6 after a three day competition with forty-two other girls.

The gids were judged on interviews, evening ' gown and swimsuit competition and talent, f o r which Jeani played a harp solo "La Brise de Nuit" by Carlos Sol vedo. Jeanie has been playing the harp for seven years.

Jeani is presently servi ng as social chairman for her chapter. She has been censor and was the treasurer of her pledge class. On campus Jeani is active in the "Y" and the Young Republicans. She was named Pi Kappa Alpha Calendar Girl.

A junior with an extended major in sociology, Jeani will grad uate in May , 1972 After college she hopes to play the harp in a symphony orchestra.

Jeanl Duch", Mlnlstlppl Beta

Massachusetts Alpha

The 75th Ann lvel'lary Celebration Committee wortced hard to malle Mauachu.ett. Alpha 's birthday a m.morable eve nt. From the left : Eil n Brown , Do tothy Warner , Satbara Cameron Mutphy , Ela ine Gre e nwood Coflin , Dr. Matlon Re id Not pre nt for the picture wa s Ronda Gamble , cha irman .

S eventy-five years ago on March 8, 1896 , ten proud and enthusiastic students at Bos ton University- Evelyn Howe, Edith Floyd, Lucy Gardiner, Winifred Hill, Adeline Lauren ce, Olive Gilcrist, Ethel Bancroft, Mercy H ood , Clara Cooke, and Floren ce Flagg- received their charter as the Massachu se tts Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi Sin ce that d ay the chapter h as had a l o ng reco rd o f participation in Panhellenic and university affairs.

Massachusetts Alpha is proud to have had national officers, province and alumnre: province presidents (r o m its membership ; to have recognized seventy-seven Golden Arrow members; and to have had many l oya l alumnre: working diligently for The Fraternity and for the active chapter throughout these seventy-five years. In particular we h onor Anna Robinson Nickerso n , Grand Vice President from 1918 -1925 , Sarah Pomeroy Rugg, ARROW Editor from 191 2192 1, and Ethel Sanford Adams , who h as give n many devoted years to The Fraternity and this chapte r.

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Alpha Ass ociatiun, a special alu mnre: g ro up, provided the means and imp etus (or an imp ressive commemoration of this anniversary , under the chairmanship of Ronda L. Gamb le, AAC chairman, assisted by Ela ine Greenwood Coffin, Barbara Cameron Murphy , and Dorothy I. Warner. The ce lebration took place at the PanheUenic House in Bosto n o n Sunday evening, March 2, when o ur ne w and gracious Province President , Anne Zantop Cioffi, made her first official visit to Massachusetts Alpha . Alumn", of the chapter returned from several states, witt) Diana Walsh Brandt from Virginia, traveling the longest distance . Alumn", from local Panhellenic groups and the Panhelleni c House Board were g uests for the champagne h o ur, followed by a buffet dinner for guests, Pi Phi alumnre: , and Massac hu setts Alpha active chapter members . We were honored and pleased that Sarah Pomeroy Ru gg and Emily Gorden McWade, both Golden Arro w members, cou ld be with us at this time.

A panel on present day aspects of the Greek

PanheUen lc SJu ...., Mildred Marecll , Gamma Ph i hta , and Dorothy Shaw, Delta Delta Delta , chot in front of the chapter bulletin board filled to o ve rftowing with congrat ulotory message •.

Celebrates Diamond Jubilee

by RONDA L. GAMBLE MttSsacbllultJ A lpha

world followed dinner. Panel members were Eileen Brown, moderator; Dorothy Shaw, Ddta Delta Delta's Chairman of National Archives and Library Consu ltant; Reik o Brown , Massachusetts Alpha senior ; and Ann Golli. The situation of Greeks locally, nati ona ll y, and from a Panhellenic point of view were the gene ral areas covered by the speakers Questions from the audience and a discussion followed. A successfu l and memorable evening came to a poignent end with the chapter singing " Remember."

The fraternity situation at Boston University has consistently worsened in recent years to the point where only three NPC groups will be active o n campus next fall: Pi Beta Phi , Phi Sigma Sigma, and Alpha Epsilon Phi Since Pi Phi is the on ly rem ai ning g roup of the original seven which estab lished the Panhellenic House in 1935 , the building will be sold after commencement, and our fu nction probably will be the last to be held at 131 Commonwealth Ave. Dormitory facilities will now be used by the remaining groups.

Co ng ratul atory notes and telegrams received from all parts of the country, national ollicers, Grand Council, and other chapters were displayed on the bull etin boards. Gifts of flowers , mostly carnations, decorated the house. Contributions toward sending an alternate to Conventi on were given by alumnae who cou ld not be present. A special, very meaningful and tho ug htful poem was written for the occasion by Evelyn Peters Kyle, Grand Vice President of Alumnae, who had visited and grown to kn ow the chapter last fall. This w read by incomi ng chapte r president, Sue Crust.

Coincidentally, in our Diamond Anniversary year, the chapter is just the size of our charter chapter-ten wonderfully enthusiastic and lo yal members . During this anniversary year, Sue Strecker, our 700th member, was initiated. Sue Crust, who attended Convention in San Antonio, hopes to lead Massachusetts Alpha over the troublesome spots safely toward our centennial year! But our 76th year will be the most crucial ever!

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Sarah Pomeroy IU9g , Emily Gorden MeWode , both Golden Arrows ; Sue Penn ; A I A I Lee Back raw : Sue Crull, chapler p,..ldenl; Joan Przybyla ; Sue Strecke,; Renee Levln.on ; Ann Ritchie Colleglom 0 MOllachu.eth Alpha aCllve • .

Sarah Pomeroy .1,111 , AllOW Ed itor 'rom 1912 . 1921 , enloy, ,.fre.hment. beneath the mantlep ie ce holdlnl the chapter charter .urrounded by carnat ion •.

Front row; Anne Zanlop ClaM , Alpha Prov ince Pre ll denl ; ae llto Brown; Ronda Gamble , AAC Chalnnan

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Seven Pi Phis

Perfo rm In Show

by ANN HEATHCOTE Mirhigan Alpha

SEVEN Pi Phis knee deep in g rease paint ? That was the scene at Michigan Alpha , when one of OU f sis ters h ad the lead, and six others sang in the chorus of "R oa r o f the GreasepaintSmell of the Crowd." In addition, two of our pinmates played major roles in the production.

Karen Keckler, Lexy Estes, Jan Fleischman, Dale Rankin , Ginger Woodcock, Nancy Wilf o ng, and Marcia Watkins were busy girls try · ing to learn lines . K aren played the lemale lead and Marcia did the entire c horeography .

To make matters more hecti c, the play was presented at the same time as OU f "Courtesy Week " and three of the gi rls were to be initiated So mixed emotions, tired eyes and aching l egs were the result of that long week. But this never showed in the play. It was a tremend ous performance with OU f sisters making up half of the cast.

Arkansas Selects Outstanding Woman

Janis Mae Hyde Camp, of EI Dorado, Arkansas , has named Arkansas 's Outstanding Y ou n g Woman 01 the Year l o r 1970 Mr> Camp, a University of Arkansas graduate and a member of Arkansas Alpha, is the wife of State Representative Worth Camp, is the m o ther of three children and is particularly active in proj· eels dealing with educa ti o n

She is membership chairman for the State Parent Teacher Associati o n , has held all offices of her local PTA an d served as secretary 01 the c ity PTA Council. Mrs. Camp devised the statewide program allowing hi g h school students to serve as pages for the Arkansas State Legislature durin g regular and special sessions.

In addition, Mrs Camp is a member 01 the Boa rd of Directors for the Camp Fire Girls and the YWCA, is a member of Juni o r Lea gue, and works as a legal secretary.

or. extended to Allc. McCann , New

Gommo , who sho uld ha b •• n I"dud" on the pog. of picture. of province Amy Burnham Onken winne" In the wlnt.r iSlue of Th. ARROW Alk. wos the hta Pro vince winner, and .peciol congratulations are e xtend.d 10 h.r for h.r ochievemenh

Actives, Alums Work Together

by MARILYN CAMPBEll

Id.h o A/ph.

TH E PI PHIS at Idah o Al p h a a re h avi n g a good year with lun-filled activities with their alums a nd alum dubs_

During Christmas vaca t ion a Pi Phi luncheon was held at the Hill c rest Cou ntry Club in Boise, and all alums a nd actives of Pi Bet a Ph i were invited It was an exciting get·together with both o ld I riends and new ones, and all who attended enjoyed singing as well as visitin g .

Earlier last lall, the I daho Alph as h osted a banana split party fo r the Moscow Alum Club. We reser ved an ice cream pador for the evening and everyone was invited to make her own ba · nana split. Among all of us, I think I saw every possib le combi n ation of ice cream and goodies in a banana split that there is-a nd then some In addition to a ll of the o ther ni ce thin gs our alums h ave done for us, we received ge nerous money gif ts p lu s new si lve r candle ho lder> and sal t a nd pepper s ha kers for ou r dinner table as Ch ri stmas presents. Needless to say, we at Idaho Alpha t h ink ou r a lums are the g reates t!

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What Others Are Saying

In their magazines-papers-speeches

Edited by MARIANNE REID WILD Kan sas A/phd.

Incomparable Advantage Cited

To those who question the value o f fraternities , I would urge that they read Mr. (John) Gardner's chapter o n 'Th. Individual and Sociely" in NO EASY VIcrORY . He writes, " Youn g people ca n pr06t imm ense ly from membership in a local community that has proud tra-

Three Graces

These are the three basic fraternity g ra ces . Yo u are expected to be morally and spiritually motivated; you are expected to be socially alive;

Must Satisfy Need

If a fraternity fails to attract and hold co llege students in the '70s it will be larg ely because it no longer satis6es the bas ic need implied in the words brotherhood and sisterhood. No system,

Fraternities Prove Valuable Today

Syndicated columni st Russel K irk, who is also a professor at Michigao State University, has written th at co llege and university administrators across the country are having second thoughts about the fraternity system and its usefulness Roughly a decade ago many administrators were persuaded th at the social fr aternity was hopelessl y undemocratic, anac hron istic and mecitless. In some cases, fraternities were banished from the campus or so severely restricted that they could not survive. Kirk, not a fraternity member. says "th e fraternities are more valuable today then they were in the 19th cen -

ditions an d standards and esp rit. For the educati on of yo uth , the face-to-face community has incomparab le advantages. What g roup meets this de6 niti o n more fully than the college fraternity? Fraternity is a community in the highest se nse ."

KATHL EEN DAVI S NV E

President Delta De lta De lta

The Tridenl of Delta Delta Delta

and you are expected to maintain a degree of aca demi c responsibility.

DR LARRY DAVIS, Nalional Scholarship Directo r Trial/glllllln of Phi Sigma Epii/on

regardless of its stated purpose and creed s, is inherently bad. And no system is so perfect that it ca nnot be improved.

MRS. EMILY W EAT HERS, Dean of Women, Mem ph is State University Address to Gamma Phi Beta Convention

tury, wh en many of them were f o unded I mean that the typical student body nowadays is far too big, so th at most stud ents are lost in a lo nely crow d , and m any complain that they have been reduced to business machine numbers ." In K irk ' s judgment the fraternity offers an ideal means of eliminating the anonymity and impersonality of the large uni versity. He sees the fraternity as a "residential club o n a humane SOl Ie, a little commu ni ty, a focus of affections." Kirk co ncl udes: "If f rate rnit ies ad here to their declared objectives, th ey can do much to restore the hi g her learning in this land ."

NEWS" NOTES

Bu/ldill o f the Fraternity Exullti veJ ASloe .

Psychedelirium Tremens

by JANE GOODWELL

Remember when hippi e meant big in the hips , And a trip iO\'oIved travel in ca rs , planes and ships?

When pot was a vessel f o r cooking things in, And hooked was what Grandmother's rug might have been?

When fix was a verb that meant mend or repair, And be·in meant s imply existing somewhere?

Wh en neat meant well organized, tidy and clean,

And grass was a ground-cover, normally green?

When light and not people were swi tched on and off,

And the pill might have been what you took for a cough?

When camp meant to quarter outdoors in a tent, And pop was what the weasel went?

When groovy meant furrowed with c hann els and hollows , And birds were winged creatures, like robins and swallows?

When fuzz was a substance that's fluffy like lint , And bread came fro m bakeries , not from the mint?

When square meant a 90-degree angled form, And coo l was a temperature not quite warm?

When roll meant a bun, and rock was a stone,

Internal Rot Is Biggest Threat

In my opinion the greatest threat to the future o f fraternities is the pessimistic attitude of many fratern ity leaders . It was distressing to hear the president o f the alumni IF C at a Southwestern campus state with conviction that he expected fraternities on his campus to be dead possibly within 10 years and certainly within 15 years. My discomfort was co mpounded when I learned that severa l undergraduate fraternity leaders shared this view. They cited changes such as strong student interest in matters other than social activities, improved campus h owing and improved off-campus housing which made the fraternity house less attractive in comparison, and criti cism from liberal (and sometimes moderate) students and professors as the major reasons for the gradual demise of fraternities on 12

And hang-up was somet hing you d id to a phone?

When chicken meant poultry, and bag meant a sack,

And junk, trashy cast-offs and o ld bric-a-brac'

When jam was p re serves that you spread on your bread ,

And crazy mea nt ba lmy , no t ri g ht in the head ?

When cat was a feline, a kitten grown up,

And tea was a liquid you drank from a cup?

When swinger was someone wh o swings in a swing,

And pad was a soft sort of cushiony thing?

When way out meant di stant and far, far away, And a man co uldn't sue you f o r ca lling him gay?

When dig meant to shovel and spade in the dirt,

And put-on was what you would do with a shirt ?

When tough des cribed meat too unyielding to chew,

And making a scene was a rude thing to do?

Words on ce so sensible, sober and serious

Are making the freak scene like Psychedelirious.

It' s groovy, man, groovy, but English it's not. Methinks that the language has gone st raight to pot.

from Tar get, the National Teen Age Republi ca n magazine

campuses, such as theirs , which have old established f raternity systems.

On the other hand they wou ld assert with vigor the view that it is natural for co ll ege students to want to h ave small group associations . If the desire for sma ll group identification is natural (and I believe it is), then why should the eventual death of fraternities be inevitable?

Fraternities , I suggest, can have a bright future. If they die , it will probab ly be more the result of internal rot than externa l pressure and I do not dismiss external pressure lightly_

SIDNEY F BOUTWELL , Dean of Men , Vanderbilt Univer sity Member Executive Council Kappa Alpha Order

From an address delivered at Greek Week Memphis State University . As printed in Kappa Alpha / ollmal

On Building Chapter Libraries

Every student when he leaves college should leave behind him in the fraternity books helf the five books which he most en joyed during his fo ur years at college. These five books as far as I'm concerned can be Peanuls , Charley Br owll, . .. anything, as lo ng as you're honest about it. From Plato to Thoreau , f rom Shakespeare to

Respect For Self Must Come First

Prerequisite to a respect for others is respect for o neself. If we thus respect ourselves, we will find the courage to risk unpopularity by taking a stand o n matters of ethics and principles . We will be able to resist temptations that may range from spreading unkind rum ors to experimenting with LSD We will speak out against violence and vulgarity, agains t dishon-

Dissent Or Disagreement?

Professor Daniel ] . Boorstin, University of Chicago history professor, says that dissent is not the American Way, even when it is in its most quiescent states.

"Disag reement ," says Professo r Boorstin "is the American Way " Our country has thrived , he says, upon dialogue and upon the disagreement and debate by some of the participants in decisio n.

Is Progress Real?

Against this panorama of nati o ns, morals and religious rising and falling, the idea of prog ress finds itself in dubi o us shape. Is it only the vain and traditional boast of each "Modern" generation ? Since we have admitted no substantial change in man's nature during historic times, all technological advances will have to be written off as merely new means of achieving old ends - the acquisition of goods, the pursuit of one sex by the o ther (or by the same) , the overcoming of competition, the fi g hting of wacs One of the discouraging discoveries of our disillusion -

Berth old Brecht. Don't be snobbish about it, selecting the books you think you should have enjoyed, but the five books you in fact did enjoy . You might build up o ne of the most effective librari es from the point of view of subsequent students.

D R. MA SON W . GROSS, President Rut gers Univecsity

Banquet address to Si g ma Alpha Mu

The Oc/agonian of Sigma Al p ha Mu

esty and injustice. We will express pride in our Ameri can heritage. We will be compeUed to stand up with the in creasingly vocal majority and say firmly 'this we believe in; rather than join the aggressive minority in saying 'this we protest against:

CHARLOTTE E. KIN G, Alph a Sigma Tau Chairman of the Elementary Education Dept. of West Chester State College

The Anchor of Alpha Sigma Tau

In dialogue of debate, decisions are forged and modified; but the machinery of soc iety and government is not obstructed from its optrations . And rule of the majority and the right to challenge both remain inviolate.

Excerpt from Award Winning editorial by GEORGE W . LAMB in the Lafayete ' oll",alCOllritr-as printed in The A glaia of Ph i Mu

iog century is that science is neutral : it will kill for us as readily as it will heal , and will destroy for us more readily than it can build . H ow inadequate now seems the proud motto of Francis Bacon , "Kn owledge is power"! Sometimes we feel that the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, which stressed mythology and art rather than science and power, may have been wiser than we, who repeated l y enlarge our instrumentalities without improving our purposes .

Quote from Chapter XII- Is Progress Real?

The Leuons of His/ ory by Will and Ariel Durant

Greeks For Peace Movement Begins On Oregon Campus

by IR)A ORAY Alpha

THE Greek system at the University of Oregon is changing. Every house on campus realizes that to survive, it has to become active in campus affairs that relate to politics and public welfare The here are broadening their horizons to include more than the traditional ac· tivities because the university itself is very politically oriented where student interest lies.

Panhellenic and the Inter-Fraternity Council realize the need for more vital activity That is why they began the Greeks for Peace movement. The main objective of Greeks for Peace is to invo lve fraternities and sororities in positive, constructive, non-violent anti-war activity.

Two Pi Phis are on the control board of Greeks for Peace . They are Gidge Benson and Ally Nuschy. Gidge exp lains that there are six Greeks on the contro l board who take care of aU the business. It is the board's job to talk t o the various h ouses to promote interest in the antiwar movement and gather members.

The members of Greeks for Peace want to educate people on Vietnam and Amer ican foreign policy in ge neral . These Greeks have visited h ouses and talked to members , but not only about their own ideas. They are also promoting Young Voters for Peace, an organization whose roots are in Oregon, but is hoping to spread. The idea behind Young Voters is pledging re o fusal to vote for any candidate who does not publicly advocate removal of all troops from Vietnam . If the movement spreads and the objective of 50 ,000 letters to po liti cians is reached, then it is possible that legislation can be changed to end the war.

Greeks for Peace have an advantage in influencing businessmen, alumni and other members of the community because fraternal affiliation puts forth a better impression than violent radicalism.

Pi Beta Phi is reaching outward, as are the othe r Greeks on this campus, and as a result we are growing and maturing into constructively active, thinking citizens .

Jazz Soloist Sings For Prince & President

Texas Alpha ' s talented seni o r, Susan Giles, is both an asset to her chapter and to the University of Texas Her low, blue-rock, Janis Joplin style of singing spellbinds many. Presently Susan is a member of Varsity Singers, a group of fourteen students that sing and dance at special university functions. She was a ls o a soloist in the Jazz Ensemble and a finalist in the lnterMusical Festival.

Susan began her singing and guitar playing originally in Ri o de Janeiro where she lived for three years. Since then she has sung frequently at hootanannies and coffee houses, and has been featured at the Che<:Juered Flag of Austin and Partie ' s in Houston . Some of her most exc iting presentations have been before Prince Phillip and Lyndon Johnso n at the White H o use. Texas Alpha has capitalized upon Susan's talent. For every special occasion, Susan's singing is the main entertainment . During rush for the past three years , Susan has organized a singing group She and the group present popular tunes with lyrics about Pi Phi .

Susan is presently undecided about her future Although her music is so mu ch a part o f her and she would be miserable without it for any len gt h of time, Susan finds certain disadvantages to making music a career. The main disadvantage, she feels is the time factor One must spend much time alone. This factor would enfranchise upon Susan 's desire and ability to interact with peo ple

Su.an Gil•• , rua. Alpha

Welthy H. Fisher Honored With Humanitarian Award- 19 70

SHE'S done it again! Whether or not it was the most notable award she has ever received, it was certainly the most glamorous!

On the night of April 30th, in the somew hat unlikely setting of Caesar's Pal ace in Las Vegas, Welthy H onsinger Fisher, New York Alpha, received Variety C lubs I nternational's 1970 Humanitarian Award from th e hands of movie star Cary Grant.

She's in good compan y. Previ ous winners indude Winston Churchill, Helen Keller, Herbert H oover, George Washington Carver, Dr. Jonas Salk , and Albert Schweitzer

Approximately 1,000 g uests , mostly from the entertainment world, gathered t o honor Mrs. Fisher's life's work It was t he latest of many such honors accorded Mrs. Fisher, including the lirst Nehru Literacy Award , presented by the Indian Adul t Education Association in 1968.

Mrs . Fisher is founder of Literacy House in Lu cknow, In dia, and president of World Educati o n, In c., N e w Y o rk . Litera cy H ouse is a nonsectarian institution, tstablished in 1953 as a comprehensive training campus for teachers, writers, and village leaders. It believes that the problems of India demand that literacy be actively related to food production, family planning, and the other pressing needs of the masses in the villages. Puppets, publications, village libraries , and other media ace used to make training teachers in functional literacy "come alive." Educators from around the world come to study

this special approach. In May, t housands of young people around the United States walked some 30 miles o n International Walk D ay, raising funds for projects aU over the world combating hunger, overpopu lation and illiteracy. Welthy vo lun teered to walk along with them in one of the cities that has supported l iteracy House or some other World Education project. She didn 't expect to make quite the whole 30 miles, since she fell and cracked her pelvis in February. However, it will take more than anot her cracked bone or two to dampen the spirit of Welthy Fishereven in her 92nd year!

Philanthropy Bug Bites Chapter

by SHERRY POUND , Mississippi Alpha

It's bitten us! Yes, the phi lanthropy bug has invaded Mississippi Alpha. Everyone has been infected. But, this kind of "bug bite" is fun and worthwhile.

The bug bit us early in the year when we held a Day Care Center for the United Givers Fuod. The theme of "Come to the Carnival" made the project a success. Yet the bug continued its bite as we made pumpkins for retarded 15

children at Hallo ween and Christmas candy for underprivileged children. We then laun ched into a letter-writin g campaign in o rder to obtai n better treatment for POWs. At Easter, under the directions o f the bug, we held an Easter Egg Hunt for underprivileged chi ldren.

Now , we are eagerly waitin g to see what our philanthropy bug will bite us with next. We can truly say, " We've got the Bug!"

Sandy Metcalf Named Outstanding Woman

by RAEL C. VODICKA, Soutb Bay Alumntf! Club

South Bay alums are once again basking in the glow of pride generated by its members

Our very own Sandy Metcalf is a 1970 Outstanding Young Woman of America. Sandy has long been active in Pi Phi affairs and she has gene rous l y s hared h er talents with a variety of organizations both her in the South Bay area and in Tucson, her fonner home

Sandy is an alumna o f Arizona Alpha, where she served the chapter as assistant pledge trainer and secretary. and participated in many campus activities.

The Metcalfs live in Torrance, Calif., where Sandy helped form a branch of AA UW, a group she has served as membership c hairman , vice president, and president. She is also a member of the California Association Board of Direct ors.

She has been treasurer, ways and means chairman, and philanthropy chairman of the South Bay Alumn", Club. She is also a member of the University of Arizona Alumni Association , as well as the Southern California c hapter.

When time permits, after to the needs of h er accountant husband and their t hree small children, Sandy indulges her hobbies of reading and cooki ng .

Wins Award For Community Service

Louisiana Alpha had been selected, for the second time in a row, as winner of the Oneida Community Service Award at Sophie Newcomb The award was p res ented in February as part of the Bridal Fair sponsored by the University Center Hosp ita lity Committee and Modern Bride Magazine. Pi Phi's entry as selected as the outstanding servi ce program for 1970 submitted by the coed organizations on the campus.

The chapter was selected for its support of Arrowm ont; for contributions to the elderly patients of Taylor House , a division of Southern Baptist Hospita l , and the Tulane Catholic Center; and for its support of the Crippled Children's Hospital of New Orleans. Campus activities induded participation in benefits for the TimtJ -Pira)"l11e Toy and Doll Christmas Fund, underprivileged child ren and UNICEF

In recog nition of the chapter's activities, Oneida Silversmiths presented a framed Certificate of M erit, a Silver Cube Trophy , the company's symbolic Mark of Excellence, and a complete tea and coffee service, just prior to the Bridal Fashion Show in the Tul ane University Center Ballrooms.

Operation Greek Film Features Colorado B eta

by LESLIE BoWLES, Colorado Beta

Colorado Beta recently had the honor to participate in the revised film , "Greeks: An Added Dimension," made by Operation Greek, a national counse ling service for the Greek system. A large portion of our chapter starred in the film which will serve as an inspiration to all Greeks for rush programs, Panhellcn ic rush retreats , Greek Weeks , and generally a ll Greek programs. The film was made on loc atio n at the University of Denver, with the Pi Phi house as one of t h e settings. Pi Phis played a large role in providing the foundations for t h is film, and responded to questions dealing with the college experience as enhanced by sorority and f raternity l ife. We worked closely wit h Operation Greek to provide activities which dearly represent Greek life .

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Jan Serves Well In Chapter, Campus

by JUDI SAVE Alpha

JAN BANKHEAD, president of Georgia Alpha for 1970-71, is outstanding in many ways. Since she pledged Pi Phi in Septembe r, 1968, Jan h as received many honors.

The petite, blue-eyed blonde has acquired many beauty titles _ She was chosen Miss January for the 1970 FIJI Calendar; she was one of the four chosen as finalists in the 1970 Athens area Poultry Princess contest. This year, Jan was chosen as a runner-up for Miss University of Georgia, and a Pandora Beauty. But Jan's beauty is more than skin deep .

She has served as Alpha Kappa Psi Sweetheart for two years . She has been active in both intramural basketball and tennis, and a member of the women 's tennis team . Jan was ch osen as an Anny ROTC sponsor, and was one of four gi rl s selected to perform for a television skit during hal ftime at this year' s homecoming football game.

With all of these outside activities, Jan has still found time to be very active within the Georgia Alpha chapter, and in Greek activities

Nnada Alpha wa. very proud of thel' newly Inltlot.d .I.tllr, Jon. T,lg.ro , for achi lng the highest crvera5le of a l oror lty pledge on the Unlvanity of Nevada (ompUI Jon. wa. pre'.ntH with a trophy at the annual .pring lunch"" of the "no City PanhaUanlc .

at Georgia Before becoming president, Jan served as a member of Arrowboard (Standards Committee), and this year served as a discussion leader for a Panhellenic sponsored " Operati on Greek ."

When you look at Jan Bankhead, you not on ly see an outstanding Pi Phi, you also see li v. ing proof that beauty can be more than skin deep

Election Campaigns Prove Successful

by CANDACE GRAHAM, T exllS Gamma

Spring means election-time at Texas Tech University. This spring Texas Gamma had sev· eral o utstandin g gi rls running for student government positions. Pi Phis campaigned in the rain and snow continuously for their candidates. The girls were all over the campus with handbills to pin on passing students. They were ready to discuss policies and platforms with any interested students to help them make a decision. They encouraged all students to get o ut and take an active part in their student govern· ment.

In the end, all the hard work paid off for the Pi Phis. Barbee Anderson was elected secretary of the Student Association. Ellen McDaniel and D enise Westbrook were elected senators in the College of Arts and Sciences. Once again responsible and competent P i Phis hold jobs of responsibi lity on the campus.

Jan Bankh.ad, Georgia Al p ha

La,t February four Arkan,a , Alpha .iste,. attend e d initiation at the ir chapter and presented a large commemora'ive il ve , 'roy , eng ro ved w ith 'h ei r nom e, and dale. of initiot ion Pictured , from th e left, a re Nancy Scolt Smith , 1924 , Jean Scott Cracroft, 1916 , Elt e n Scolt William " 1913 , and Morgore t Scott Gerig , 1910 The ,is te ,. , all originally from Hel e na , A rk., took on act ive port in t h e in iti ation wh e re Mrs Cracraft ', granddaughter , Su s an Cracraft , and Mrs Gerig ', grond , on " p i n-mat e, Su e Thoma s, we re initia'e d Al so attending with the Scott I,ter we,e Mrs Ge rig ', daught e r, Margare t Ge rig Mart in , Arkan sa s Alpha ' 43 , and M rs. Will iam ', daughl e r-I n - Iaw , Gloria Mar li n Will ia m., Oklahoma Alp h a

Chapt er Has

Exciting Year

by JUDY ANDERSON Indiana Zeta

INDIANA Z ETA had several s isters in the limelight at Ball State University this year linda Colescott started off by being the Greek Queen of the campus. Linda represented us for Campus Chest and won second prize in co llecting t he most money . She also represented Pi Phis for H o mecoming Queen.

Mary Lou Cooper is a member of Cardinal Co rps this year. Cardinal Corps is an elite organizati on at Ball State whi ch meets and helps distinguished guests around the Ball State campus. Mary Lou was also the coordinator for the allschool variety show this fall.

The Best Dressed co ntest was also a success for Indiana Zeta. We had two siste rs, Sue Ann Wrenn and Pam Welty , in the finals Pam was in the Top Ten Best Dressed Coeds on campus.

One of our newest members , Marj ie K ornfeld, was just elected Phi Delta Theta Sweetheart. It is an honor for Marjie and for us.

The 1970-71 year has been exciting so far with many more promising moments ahead

Linda Is Recognized For Excellence

by CINDY CRAWFORD MiuoII"; Alpha

THE Missouri Alpha chapter feels that Linda Brown well deserves to be recognized for her many cont ributions to Pi Beta Phi and to the noble womanhood for which it stands Linda was graduated from the University of Missouri College of Education on June I , with a B.S. in education and a major in social studies . Because of her classroom performance and her many leadership positions, Linda was selected for

Since pledgeship, Linda has been a devoted Pi Phi. As ARRow and Pi Phi Times reporter for three years, Linda put Missouri Alpha in the news . While holding that office, she also served as junior class representative to the executive board, junior representative on the rush selection board, and the senior representative on the rush committee of 1970. When Missouri Alpha re -o rganized rush procedures in 1969 and 1970, Linda was valuable in keeping aU of us organized and o n our toes. She always had time to assist the othe r officers and members in their duties. She also served as corresponding secretary in her senior year. Besides her official offices, Linda has participated in our volunteer work in the University Medical Center Pediatrics Ward .

As a freshman, she was selected for a Leadership Orientation class and was a member of Student Activities Quiz Bowl Committee, Campus Crusades for Christ, and Young Republicans

Her sophomore year found Linda as secretary of the QuiZ Bowl Committee, in Student Activities Council, and layout coordinator of the SAVITAR, official publication of the University of Missouri. She then moved up to Assistant Editor of the SA VITAR that spring.

membership into KEA (freshman women's honorary) , Sigma Rho Sigma (sophomore women's honorary for the top fifty girls in the sophomore class), Fanfare for Fifty (a selection of the top fifty women on campus), and LSV, a h ig hly selective senior women's honorary. She was chosen for this in her junior yea r and it was publicly announced in the spring of her senior year. This secret women's society recognizes the top eight women in the class, and is based on leadership qualities, scholarships, and, most importantly, service to the university. She was also named in the 1970-71 edition of Who 's Who in American Col/eges mit/ Universities.

Linda spent a busy junior year as chairman of Student Activities Quiz Bowl Committee, member of the Student Activities Council, one of the Top Ten Coeds o n campus in the annual Glamollr magazine' 5 Best Dressed contest, and a model in several A WS fashion shows. She was nominated for the Maid of Cotton in the annual contest held in Memphis , Tenn. In January of her junior year Linda was selected by the University Board of Publi ca ti ons and appointed by the Board of Curators as the 1971 editor-inchief of the SAVIT AR _ She published a spring and summer supplement to the 1970 book and put together a 608 page SAVIT AR, the largest in the history of the University. As the first editor not a student in the school of journalism, and one of the very few girls to hold the position, Linda functioned efficiently as head of a 9O-plus member organization made up of neally all males and comprised of aU journalism students. Linda, however, did not spend her enti", (Co"ti"n" Oil PilI' 30)

Karen Is Active O n Three Fronts

by JEANIE ScHNOBLY W nJ V irgin;a Alpha

It may be said o f some students that it is difficult to manage a h ome , attend schoo l, and take part in campus activities, all at the same time . This is not the case for Karen Whitfield Kinney o f Pittsburgh, Pa . Karen finds time to be a full time WVU student, sorority member, and wife. In addition to this, she takes leadership roles in other campus activities.

Karen is presently ca rrying 21 hours and is very active in our chapter here at WVU. She has held the offi ce o f philanthro py chairman and is presently on the scholarship committee.

Her other activities include Chimes, Phi Upsilon Omi cron, and the Air Fo rce Wives and Sweetheart Club . In the past she was editor of the AWS Freshman Orientation Booklet.

Karen achiev ed a 4.0 average last semester and has an over-all average of 3.7 in her field of Child Development. Karen's int e rests also in-

Phi Beta Kappa Is Chartered At Purdue

Indiana Delta hosted a luncheon on February 23, 1971 , at the chartering of Purdue Universi . ty's Phi Beta Kappa chapter. Thre< Purdue faculty members recei ved honorary membership in the new organization o n campus. One of the Pur· due alumni up f o r an honorary membership is Patri cia Graham, an associate professor of his · tory of education at Columbia University. She was graduated from Purdue with highest distinction in 1955, and received her master 's deg re e in history in 1958.

Patricia Graham was an especially honored guest at the Pi Phi luncheon , since she was a Pi Beta Phi herself while at Purdue . The chapter also had the distinction of h aving the most members initiated into Phi Beta Kappa. Three co llegiate Pi Phi s we re accepted into member· ship : Sheryl Brenner, Bettina Marshall , and Lee Stone.

elude sports such as bowli ng and golf. Karen will finish school in 3 years and will g raduate this summer . Nick, her husband, is also graduating this summer with a Masters in Bu si ness Admini st ration and Economics.

I. U. Sing Holds Exciting Moments

by R OBIN CoL BY , Ind iana B et a

One of the most exciting events held on the Ind ia na University campus is the annua l LU . Sing Starting practi ce in January , the members of Indiana Beta and the men of Theta Xi prepared their performance of " If the People Only Knew ." It was performed before a panel of judges and seve ral hundred people The entry was in the production category since it included choreography as well as sing. ing . Winners in thi s gro up were judged o n cho· reography, creativity , appearance , and musician· ship . The gi rls were dressed in white jump suits with full black sleeves, while the boys wore black jump-suits with white full sleeves . Climax of the producti on came when various members of the group spelled the words, " Peop le Please Peace."

Highlight of the evening came when the entry was announ ced as third place winner.

Karen Kinney, W. , t Virg in ia Alpha .

News of rrowmon

school of arts and crafts

........ The Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg, Tennessee 3n38 ,

Edited by MARIANTHA JAMES WILLIAMS Board 0/ Govern ors

Midge GI_eton , left, a dudent from Knoxvil!. , Tenn ., chats with linda Buerge , a graduate aulstant from Palos V...des Peninsula , Colif ., during the summer ••ssion, 1970 . THY are •• of.d In the Evelyn lishop Lounge, Iec:oted betw•• n the weaving and ceramic studios, wh craftwork by dud.nt's ond instrvcton i, always on display ,

Teacher Enjoys Being Taught

Last August Sister Elizabeth K opp. S.c.. began work as futi-time Coordinator for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati School System. In that capacity she serves the elementary school teachers who need much help in art teaching. and encourages a good program of art in the secondary schools. most of whi ch do have art programs.

Sister Elizabeth attended the 1970 summer session at Arrowmo nt. She has over 30 years experience in teaching arts and c rafts on the high sch oo l and college levels

"The tremendous craftsmanship ," said Sister Elizabeth, "w hich is evident in every part of Arrowmo nt School of Arts and Crafts has served to inspire me to reach for the very ulti· mate in any art endeavor whi ch I make. The l ove for the arts breathes in every part of the school and in all the faculty and students. I shall try to ca rry a spark of this enthusiasm into my work with ou r teachers."

With a M . A. in art from the University of Notre Dame , she was well qualified to serve nine years as vice president and p resident of the Detroit Archdiocese Art Teachers Association, and four years as voluntary art consu ltant from Detroit Catholic Schools.

" As a beginning student in weaving," she says, " I have become more aware of the trials and the joys of a student first learning a craft. This is good. For a long while n ow I ha ve been on the te ac h ing e nd Arrowm ont has offered the oppo rtunity for me to be a student again.

" Amon g the student body there were many excellent teachers who enjoyed a time t o be taught . Ming ling with those fine teachers was a most inspiring and educative experience.

" My own teaching shou ld improve and I should have more to offer the teachers in OUf school system after having spent this time at Arrowmont."

Mn . Thora L. Gatwood, recreational director of Groveport, Ohio, was .cholanhlp recipient of the Columbu. , Ohio , Club 1a.t .ummer. A few month. ago she wo. selected Outs'anding LeatheKrafter of Ohio for 1970 , earning over 'hr.e times as many po ints 01 her nearest compefito,. Recently she was put in charge of 'he croft program for all six .enior ci'ixenl' cente,. of Columbu • She will attend Arrowmont again this lummlr, receiving anoth.., scholarship from the Columbus club.

Arch Gregory, his mothe" Mn Tom G,egory, center, and Mrs Arch Gregory , all enjoyed 0 textile design dOli togethe, last summe,. M, . and Mrs . Arch Gregory are teache,s in Long Island , and Mn Tom Gregory teoches crafh to adults in Chattanooga , Tenn Many relatives and f,lend. come from different parts of the country to be logether while taking cours at AfTowmonl

Sliter Ellxabeth Kopp , S.C., po.es on one of the ramps In 'he beautiful and functional cla room building

Art Major Works With Juvenile Court

Joseph B. Martin, Acrowmont scholarship recipient last summer from the St. Louis Juni o r Alumm" Club, was responsible for setting up the arts ana crafts program for the SI. Louis County Juvenile Court about three years ago. He works with children from 9 to 16 years of agc, with never more than seven to a dass. The aim of the program is to give these children a freedom of expression through th ei r creativity in individual projects. The freedom of expression is something they have never h ad before . Since the dasses are held twice a day, afternoon and evening, the teacher almost becomes a psychiatrist. He finds that hostility in the children often prevents true accomplishments.

An art major at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Mo ., Mr Martin had had experience in many areas. However, learning macrame and cloisonne at Arrowmont were particularly interesting to him.

In writing of his Arrowmont stay, Mr . Martin says, "Experience is skill or knowledge gained by actuall y doing, fee l ing or finding out a thing . Two weeks at Arrowmont meant all of these to me Up until the day that I arrived, I had long forgotten just what it meant to experience tota l expression. My job as Art and Crafts instructor is interesting and challenging work. But Arrowmont gave me a chance to express myself fu ll y, and to work with others doing the same.

"The physical plant and beautiful grounds were truly inspirational. The knowledge gained in the varied arts and crafts seemed to stimulate everyone to produce, not o nl y because it was expected, but because it became a part of you to

grasp all that was within reach.

"It was an experience to work wit h aU ages, and not recogn ize the age--on ly recognizing different people wi lling to share something beautiful.

·My job all ows me to express myself, but my expression sometimes l imits the student. Experience at Arrowmont reminded me that all who are in vo l ved with arts and crafts must be allowed to exp ress themselves-teache r and student alike. This expression that Arrowmo nt allows is an experience that has given me new perspective in the arts and crafts."

Mill H.I.n Pott.r, In front of the n.w Emma Harper Turn., Clallroom Bu il d Ing of Arrowmont . holds a frame fo, h.r silk se,..n print . Aft.r sp.ndlng tw.I .... yean In the s umm.r woritshops at Gat lin bUrg , sh. was thrill.d with the beaullful new fadliti.s .

Jos.ph Martin at pott.r's wh •• I.

Sp e ci al Breaks Will Stimulate Study!

by CINDY CRAWFDRD Miu ollri Alpha

ARE YOU still burning the midnight oil when the moon goes down and the sun comes up? What you need are more stimulating study breaks and a more concentrated effort toward the books when you do study. The Pi Phis at the University o f Misso uri have found the key to manipulating time so that in between diligent study h ours, breaks are action-packed. The idea first came to us one Tuesday night when half the house was in the basement studying, and a solitary bat began dive-bombing at each girl. A campus policeman 9uickly 9uelled the bat's activities with a (an of mace.

The Wednesday night following, there wasn't mu ch of a fire at 511 East Rollins , but the scenery must have been delightful to many a passerby. The Columbia firemen received a ca ll from the Pi Phi house about 11 :00 P M when an ove rheated motor in the furnace caused some smoke in t he basement. Meanw h ile , nightie-clad Pi Phis had fled the house to re late bits of news to other sisters of a unique "house-warming ."

These study breaks, in combination with Ollf conscientious study program, found the P i Phis ranking in top position for the all -sorority average last semester.

24 On Dean 's List

Indiana Gamma is very proud to have 24 sisters on the spring 1971 D ea n's List . The names include Meg Campbe ll , Char Conant, Les l ie Dale, Suzie Dresel , Jody Habig, Claudia Kasberg, Lynn Keffer, Chris Macrie, Donna Martin, Chris M o rrow , Patty O'Bryant, Sandy Page, Chris Peterson, MaryAnne Pryzma , Jeannie Reising , Becki Reiss, Susie Riley, Betty Schepman, Jan Spoon, Becky Spradling, Kathy Stewart, lesli e TenEyck, Mary Washburn , and Maribeth Zay,

Nurses Select Student of Year

by JULIE KUIPER , W)oming Alpha

THE gi rl s of Wyoming Alph a are all individuals with varied interests. We consider our chapter ou tstanding in many fields. This was o nce again shown when a Pi Phi nursing major received a hig h honor.

Jeannie Stachon was named Student Nurse of the Year for the state. She received the ho nor for her work in the clini ca l fie l d at the University of Wyoming. The tit l e is open to junior and senio r nu rsing students throughout the state. Jeannie was nominated by facu lty members, and was then voted upon by her fe ll ow nursing students. A panel at the State Nursin g Convention made the final decision. She is a dedicated student and is quite deserving of this ho no r.

Jeannie ha s a very busy schedule and also manages to maintain a hig h g rade -point average, She holds the office of recording secretary for the house; is a member of WyoGals, a campus service organization; and finds time for such honoraries as Chimes, Iron Skull, and Si gma Theta Tau.

This is not the first time Jeannie has been acknowledged for her outstanding ability_ During the past year, she served as State Nursing secretary. Als o, she is one of two nominees f o r national reco rding secretary for nursing .

Throu g h achievements such as th is, we at Wy omi ng Alpha are cons tantly rem inded of our sisters' abilities and the success they bring to our chapter.

J e ann ie St a ch o n, Wy om ing Atpho

Th. reign ing qu •• n of the EI Pa.o Sun Carnival I Margaret Mayfield , Arizona A'pho, right. She was cho•• n qUM", by out-ol-town ludge' , from omong 11 Duett-n• • who took part In the Sun Carnival oct lylti•• for 1970-71. Each Duch. " wa s named by a r.presentative women', group In ,h. city Marsl was .I.ct.d to rep,.,.nt the Jun ior league of EI POlO She I, the daughter of Kan i a. Alpha Potty Tull.r Moyfleld Janzen and the lot. Thoma. M Mayft.ld , J r

Another memb e r of Arizona Alpha Porn Azar above , daugh", of Mr, and Mrs Ph il AZar, was al so a Duche In the Court thl. year She repre •• nt.d the EI Paso Ponh.llen ic A u ocl ot ion

ATTENTION

SEPTEMBER 15

is the deadline for the Winter, 1971, issue of THE ARROW . Information must reach the editor by that date. Chapter correspondents send list of initiates since April IS; news, features, pictures; and pictures for Campus Leaders, Mortar Board, Who' J Wh o sections.

Mail to : Mrs. W W Ford, Jr. 268 Underwood Drive N W Atlanta, Georgia 30328

Not e In Teapot T ells H

It's n ot ofte n that teapots prove to have a ny special interest other than being attractive bric· a-brae o r having a strictly utilitarian purpose. But such is not the case with the little teapo t that has been sitting in the break·front in the Texas Alpha house for the past 20 years, virtu· ally unnoticed . Now, however, the little teapot has come into its o wn , and occupies a place of honor, in the house and in the hearts of Texas Alpha Pi Phis.

Last February, Grand President Sarahjane Va n asse enjoyed lunch with Texas A l p h a. An additi o nal chapter guest was Dorothy Jones Bi rdwe ll , fonner director of alumnz advisory commi tt ees. The little teapot attracted t he attention of the ladies , and when no one seemed to know anything about it , curiosity determined that it shou l d be checked. From that m oment on, th e litt le brown , co lor·banded teapo t became a p r iceless piece of antiquity

I nside was a faded, almost illegible note in script which read :

·This teapot and two pedles- with the 'Thousand Heart' J apaneese design was used by Ca rr ie C h apman Ca t t Pi Beta P h i fo r ma n y years . At h er deat h in 1947 t h ey were given to

Unusual Activities O ccupy Julie's Time

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B ETIY Y A NN, A labama Bel a

Julie Smeds , a soph om o re at the Unive"ity o f Alabama , has proved to be an o utstanding asset to the uni versity and to the Pi Phis . Julie began her activities in Pi Phi last year as president of her ple dg e class. This year she holds the offices of assistant activities chairman and prog ram chairman. Next year she wi ll serve the Pi P h is and all soro rities as Panhe ll eni c president.

Sorority life , however, doesnt occupy a ll Jul. ie's time . Sh e manages to lead an active campus l ife as we ll . Present ly Julie , an American studies majo r, is a student government legislator and a me m ber of the A rts a n d Scien ces H o n ors Program. M ainta ining a B average, Ju l ie plans to atte n d Law Sch oo l w h en she graduates. I n addi· ti o n to brains and ambition, she was selected as one of the top three in the 19 70 H o mecoming Court.

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me by A ida H. Wi lson, Mrs Catfs lo yal friend o ur compani o n and executo r . I am in turn presenti ng them to Texas A lpha C hapter of Pi Beta Phi of whi ch I have been a member since 1903 . MARGARET BOUROUGHS ADAMS

January 9, 1950:' Texas Al ph a is very gratefu l fo r t h is m ost curious and interesting bit of h isto ry

A Toylor Medal go., to Beth Wililfon , s.nior 01 MI,I lssl ppl 8.to Th e award, giv n annually linee 1904 , r. cogn iz. s B.th for m.ritoriou s scholoBhip and d.portm.nt In h.r chonn fI.ld of hi l tory combined with IUp rior wort.: in h.r oth. r s ub j.ct, B.,h r.tumed to 01. Miss last fall oft .r spend ing a ye ar in Ai n-I'rov.nc• • France Wh ile 'he,.. s h e stud ied 0' the Ins titute fo r Am e rican Un ive Bi ti .s

Arrow Brothers Recognized At Derby Dance

by BECKY KRUEGER

EACH year at Montana State University the Montana Alpha Pi Phis c hoose o ne member from each fraternity and one independent to act as their Brothers of the Arrow for that year. The chapter recognizes the Brothers at the annual campus-wide Derby Dance. The proceeds of this dance go to Arrowmont. This year, the well-known band, Sugarloaf, performed for the co ncert-dance, and because of its success, the ch ap t er is proud to s.e nd almost double the amount to Arrowmont as the previous year.

The Brothers playa very important part of Pi Phi life at MSU. They come to the house every Thursday evening for family style or dress dinner Afterwards, they have a short meeting. and then get together with the sisters for TV, card games, or just a good talk.

Soon after selection, each Brother must present a skit to the rest of the chapter in the annual talent show. Besides these activ ities , the Brothers get toget her wit h the siste rs throughout the year for many informal activities such as tubing parties, occasional sneaks, or the Chri stmas Party, where one of the Brothers acts as Santa Claus.

Montana Alpha Pi Phis are very lucky to h ave such great Brothers of the Arrow. They not only provide some very good times and warm friendships , but they also help the girls be come better acquainted with all of the fraternities and many independents.

Chi Omegas Are Surprised

This year, Arkansas Alpha sponsored the Pi Phi-Chi Omega wake.up All the Pi Phis went to the Chi Omega house at 7 :00 A.M., woke them up, then brought them to the Pi Phi house for breakfast. They were very surprised, and everyone had a good time.

Pat Wright huel , Callfomla Alpha , found an original way to rai se money for Arrowmont When her rare Burm. s. cat, Lotus, pres. nted h.r with four young aristocats, Pat d.c id.d to •• 11 them and donate the proc.ed '0 Arrowmont lotus and one of the bable. ar. shawn with her he,.. Th,.. of the proud n.w owners are PI Pnl s Pat, the last Pi Ph i to be initiated Into California Alpha before Stanford obaU .h.d saroriti.s , Is now AAC cholrmon for Califomla Delta and vice pre.ident of the Lo' Angel •• Alumnat Club

Ride 'Em, Pi Phil

by ]UUE KIUPER , Wyoming Alpha

Wyoming Alpha was we ll -represented in the annual co ll egiate rodeo held in Laramie in March. Joan Sibbitt, a freshman Pi Phi at the University of Wyoming, was chosen to reign as Princess over the Laramie River Rendezvous . She also competed in the barrel-racing event.

Joan, a Nebraska ranch gi rl, is an accomplis hed horsewoman . She has been competing in rodeos for the past six years and also does all types of ranch tasks.

'When Joan isn't acting as a cowgirl , she finds time to participate in such organizations as Campus Crusades.

Joan is only one example of Wyoming AI· pha s all-around gi rl s who make Pi Beta Phi the great sorority it is .

Montana Alpha

Rush Movie Stars Beauteous Pi Phis

by MARGIE DEMIRS Mairu A/pha

Pl ace-Unive rs it y of Maine campus and th e coas t- Bar H a rbor

Tim e-September a nd October, 1970

Cas t- Th e Pi Ph i sisters

Th e leaves are starting to ch ange co lor ; the weather is cool and crisp ; a g irl who looks familiar waits patiently-thumbing-by the side of th e road. Finally, af ter being passed by a COuple o f tim es, a convert ible stops and with an over- dr ama ti zed gesture of the a rm , o ur h e roin e beckons to a doze n other friends who h ave been hid ing in th e woods beside th e ro ad. Th ese gi rl s look familiar, too. They a re They're Pi Phi s. With mu ch con fu sion and excitement, all the

Scout Troop Prov es Of Mutual Benefit

Fo r the past year a nd a h alf, Ca lifo rni a Gamma h as been s ponsoring a Girl Scou t tro op co mposed o f unde r p rivileged c hildren f rom a n e ig hborh ood sch oo l. This year's excursions h ave included a long hike, a trip to th e tide poo ls a t the bea ch , sightseeing at many museums , a nd a visit to the fire department. The meetings h ave been grea t fun ran g in g from painting th e rocks found at the beach to a ta lk on good g roomin g h abi ts . Th e tr oo p is a rewarding experience all the way arou nd - for bot h the g irl s of California Gamma and the Girl Scouts.

Housemother Surprised

by B ECKY JANE WELLS , Arkansas Alpha

Ark ansas Al p h a o f Pi Beta Phi h on ored o ur h ousemo ther, Mrs . Percy Renfro, with a special week just for her The week ope ned with a su rprise dinn e r fo r M o ther Ren at the H olid ay Inn In the days that fo ll owed, we had a ca ndl eli g ht serenade f o r h er, breakfast in bed each m o rnin g, coo ky-shine at date ca ll, entertained her f a mily at dinner, and brought h e r a Christmas tree with g ifts

Throu g h thi s special week we hope we impressed upon M other Ren a little of how much she moons to us.

girls manage to fit into the car. Everyone in, some g irl s piled on top of each other, ou r ca r takes off d ow n the road, barely escaping a co llision with a red Opel GT.

This is the beginning of a movie t h at we filmed for rush. Under th e gu id ance of Our ch ief p roduce r, Ge ri Gay , we cast. directed and fi l med the movie that wi ll never be forgotten Th e main stars, as you h ave already guessed, were the Pi Phi s.

W ith background musi c especia ll y ch osen to depict the mood of the fi lm . th e ru shees saw us in action at the coast-Bar H a rb or. We climbed the rocky cliffs that are so cha racteristic of the coastl ine of M aine; ran, h opped, and sk ipped through fields o f tall grass and sea oa ts; threw Friz -bees on a deserted beach ; and by l ying down in the sand, formed a peace sign to sh ow ou r rus h ees that P i Phi is l ove, peace, understand ing, h app in ess, and friendship.

The backdrops were effecti ve- nature itself - th e tides cra shing against the rocks, the pine trees a nd natur a l sto n e steps leading to th e deserted beach, a l one sea gull, the co lo r o f autumn itse lf, th e changing m oo d o f th e sky as the afternoon le ngthened. Nature itself depicted the beauty of li fe in Pi Phi.

Named State Miss Wool

by KAREN HORST, Kallsas B ela

She g ets a $150 wardrobe and a week in Texas while compet in g for a national title . Angie Otto, K ansas Beta, was crowned M i!iS Wool of Kan sas in her h ometow n of Salina the l ast weekend of J anuary . An gie . a juni o r in M odern Lang u ages, decided o n her own to co m pete for the title. So she went to Salina for the weekend a nd Saturday ni g ht we received a p hone ca ll. It was An g ie tellin g us she had won. Ha vin g won o n the state level, she m oved to the nationa l pagea nt in Texas for a n entire week sta rt ing June 18 At the time of this writin g Kans as Bet a Pi Phis were c ross in g co llect ive fingers- h op ing there would be another excited phone ca ll from Angie.

Chapter Aids Mor al e

At K e nn e dy Ce nt e r

by JEANIE ScHNOBLY Wen Virginia Alpha

WEST VIRGINIA ALPHA recently participated in an unusual community activity.

Our chapter was invited by the staff of the Kennedy Youth Center to visit wit h the young men who res ide there. The Kennedy Youth Center is a federally operated correctional iosti. tutian for young men. We visited with men who were about to be discharged and those who had recently arrived.

Upon arriving at KYC we observed that the facilities were very beautiful and modern structures. It was comparab le to co ll ege campus with its dormitories l library, gymnasium, and other buildi ngs.

We were taken to the rec reation room by a guide where we visited the guys. There we danced, played cards, and pool, and just sat around and talked. The chaperones provided everyone with soft drinks and snacks .

Some of the boys seemed a l ittle reluctant at /irst to be sociable, but by t he end of the evening everyone seemed to be having a good time . One young man remarked that it had been their most enjoyable evening at KYc.

As we left the Kennedy Youth Center we realized th at all the modern facilities could not make up for the loneliness for human companionship within the restricted atmosphere.

We left with a good feeling that perhaps we had helped these boys in some small way and we hope to visit again soon.

Si nging Moccasi n s To u r

by MARIANNE TINKER, Tennessee Alpha

Performances at military bases , churches, and schools highlight a nine-week tour of Europe for three Tennessee Alpha Pi Phis who are part of a 15-student g roup representing the UTC Singing Moccasins.

The Moccasins were chosen as one of 14 groups from among 300 who applied nationally to go on the tour spnnsored by the USO , the Department of Defense, and the Nati o nal Music Association . Pi Phis among the group which left April 12

Cheerleader Boosts Spirits As President

by BILINDA LOVE, W ;no;s Eta

Jean Fox, from Jo liet , Ill., assumed the office of Illinois Eta chapter president in February, 1971. Always having been active in the house, she has served as recording secretary for her pledge class , freshman on executive council, and chapter vice president.

Not only busy at the Pi Phi house, Jean always manages to participate in campus activities at Millikin University. She has held such pnsitions as WAA secretary ·treasurer and Home· coming publicity distribution chairman . She's also worked on the Student Affairs Committee and th e sub-committee for the student code of conduct. A.l o ng with all of these, Jean manages to keep high the spirits of Millikin's "Big Blue" by cheerleading . It's no wonder that she was elected to Pi Delta Upsilon women 's honor· acy in her freshman year!

Next fall will see Jean entering her senior year, furthering her studies in psychology.

are actives Frances Patterson and Debbie Col· Lins , chapter president. Susan Martin, an alum who was g raduated last year, is also taking the tour.

Je an Fo x, llli no il Ela

Chapter Mem b ers Study O verseas

by BROOK I! FULTON, Colorado Beta

This year, several gi rl s from Colorad o Beta at the University of Denver have been studying in Europe and the Far East. Jenny Miller, a sophomore fro m Mayw ood , III ., left at the beginning of February on a study-tour known as " World Campus Afloat." Five hundred students participate in this college program of international cd· ucation, administered by Chapman College in Orange, Calif. The students travel to distant parts o f the w o rld while studying academic subjects on the shipboard campus. Jenny traveled for twelve week s aboard the 5.5. Rydam and visited such countries as Japan, Taiwan, Malay sia, India , South Afri ca, Morocco and Tanzania . We received many postcards from Jenny, and her trave ls were quite a success. She is hoping to find a way to help the people of the w o rld and thro ugh her fo reign studies and experiences she feels that s he may find an answer. When she returns to the University of Denver next fall , we h ope she will share her valuable experiences with the ch apter.

Three other gi rls have also spent their juni o r year studying at European u n iversities Chris Be r izzi has been in Ita ly studying, and Linda Murphy spent her year in Spain, at t h e University of M adrid. Mim i N e tteaur was in A ix en P rovince in France Barbea Bartusch has spent a quarter in Greece The Pi Phis are looking forward to sharing these girls' college experiences

Soule Home Is Retreat Site

Washington Gamma 's first spring retreat was a break from the rain as well as from school. We were fortunate in having it at the lovely home of C1eon Soule, t h e son o f Inez Smith Sou l e , one of the 12 founders of Pi Beta Phi T h is made it very meaningful for all of us . The house is twenty minutes from the campus on H o rsehead Bay, where t h ey have a lovely view of th e penisula We h ad a great time singing on the beach, p laying rhythm instruments and eating. It was an exce llent time and place for us all to be together.

Fly Kites For Unity

To promote Greek unity a nd sorority relati ons, the Alabama Betas joined the Kapp as and Thetas for the annual Kite Fly this year It was a go rgeous March day and everyone showed up at the sch oo l quadrangle with dates. The Thetas flew their kites, which were strung with Kappa keys, while the Pi Phis tri ed to shoot the kites down with bows and arrows.

That evening the chapter joined the other tw o groups for a band party at the Armory The activities proved to be especially good f o r relati o ns with the o ther sororities on the campus

Pl edg es H ave Proj ect

The new pledge class of Pennsylvania Beta has successfully completed a three -pa rt project. The main event was a sale of handmade ma c rame and crocheted belts and chokers and handmade ties

The other two parts were for the purpose of raising money for suppl ies. The pledges conducted a car wash on campus for the students, faculty, and any other interested ca r owners An other mo ney-raising activity was waiting o n tables and washing windows for f ratemity houses.

Linda I s R ecognized

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senior year in the SA VITAR office, but was elected semi -finalist in the 1970 Homecoming Queen contest Linda feels that committees and positions such as she held are the key to a better university environment for academic endeavers as well as extra-curricular activities and interests. As well as her student teachin g, Linda took time t o represent the university at a l umnre: functions and publi ca tions conventions in Miami and Minneapolis . She is also a member of the Individual Party and is invo lved in campus politics, serving as public relations adviso r Linda represents a young, dynamic individual who strives t o maintain h er own high standards as well as th ose of Pi Beta Phi Judging from h e r many job oilers in t h e publ is h ing industry, in industrial public relations, and tea ching, ODC would have to say th at Linda is a d iversi6 ed young lady .

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Pink Angel Party Is Inspiration

by CAROL WOODWARD A,izona Blla

THE Pi Phis at Ari zo na Beta have a tradition of having a Pink Angel Party during inspirational week. At this party each new initiate gives something to the chapter which typifies her personality or that of someone to whom she is especially close. This year one of the initiates, Merrilee Bornz in , presented a poem expressing her feelings as a new initiate . The poem had an emoti onal impact on those who heard it, f o r all could identify cl osely with the feelings and thoughts o f the soo n-to-be actives.

Much more t han just a simple commitment

We want to become a part o f you

Not just a reference in your mttting's con versati o n Or misch ievo us OPPOS ition u nde rg oi ng certai n expected stages.

As a n anxious child reproached by his hovering par· ents ...

1 don't think we can ho ld back mu ch longer-we a ll care fo r you.

We want to see this new door o pen

We wa nt to offe r and share- like you . Will you ho ld us now for what we are, trust us, and help us smooth out our wrinkles constructively, yet gently?

W e' ll help you.

An d f rom this deep excha nge between us

There will no need of dependence upon the past. Onl y hope and concern in the consuuction of the future

To usc this love, trust , compassion, and concern, As fools to become more awa re of life, Ourselves, and our fell o w man, And nOt just a commitment to OUI so r ority ...

Big Sisters Feted

by DEBBIE MIRE, Ohio Zeta

Oh io Zeta pledges " wined and dined " their Big Sisters with an Italian dinner, complete w ith spaghetti, whi ch they made, a nd topped by candlelight and Italian musi c. Each Big Sis was give n a bib dec o rated by her L ittl e Sis, and also a special utensi l th at she had to eat her meal with. What a funny sight to see the Pi Phis trying to eat spaghetti with cookie cutters, juice strainers , spatulas, a nd o thers. It was a delightful dinner and th e crtdit all goes to the freshman "cooks" of P i Beta Phi.

Cheryl lud:anan. T.nne O.lta. II the newty elMted prt.ld.nt of the Allociated Women Stud.nll on the Mtmphl. State compul Her other campus activitle. Indude rvlng a. Student Government Senator chalrmon of education In Student Government, and on the P,..I· d.nt', Standardl Board She I, 0110 a member of Town Council and the Yearbook Stoff

H. E. R. Week Is P anhellenic Idea

by KAy MCLAIN, Virginia D elta

Virginia Delta Pi Phis began March with a new wrinkle in celebrations. H E.R Week, a new thought o n the part of o ur c re at ive Panhellenic, was launc hed for the week of March 15 through M arch 20th. The week featured intersorority and fraternity contacts and definite ly fulfilled its name-His Economic Recovery W eek . The gi rls of Panhe llenic sold tickets to support a g reat Audrey Hepburn m ovie, a frolick ing Happy Hour, and a successful dance in the Student Center Dinners were served to Old Dominjon 's Eraternjties at th ei r h ouses

The Pi Ph i sisters agree by the end of the week th at many new f ratemity and sorority f ri e nd ships h ad been built; many o ld o nes had been stren gt hened, and many g uys at Old Dominion h ad recove red eco n omi cally !

Freshman Is Queen

Julie Christopher, an Indi a na Delta pledge, was recently elected Juni o r P an helleni c-JIFe Queen. Defeating a field of fifteen girls, J ulie was c rowned at an all-campus dance where voting was by pop ular ballot. Tickets were sold by sorority pledge classes and at the door.

How To Get Q Job

by

DOROTHY THOMP SON CHAMBERS

Take Inventory of Yourself

S o, now it's time to get a job, begin a ca reer, or just make a little extra money! Whatever the motivation , there are some fundamental c h oices and decisions invo l ved. No matter your age o r wh ere you are in your college ca reer, you have h ad some testi ng whi ch attempted to determine the life work fo r whi ch you are best suited. But sometimes your innate ab ility and your developed interest a re not o ne and th e same .

Thus , it's wise t o take a personal inventory before setting out on a job hun t. This means taking stock of you r basic interests, the t h ings you enjoy d oing. the situations which are most pleasant D o you particularly like to be around children o r elderly persons? Or perhaps the age group IS unimportant su l ong as people are invo lved D o you like working with a g roup , or wo uld you rath e r help wit h p l anning where fewer peop le are included' Or, do you find you are h appiest completely by yourself- reading, studYing o r walking?

Some work and ca reer situations are gea red for persons li king to w o rk secluded o r in limited number groups. But most l ive lih oods today are earned in contact with all age groups represe nting all l eve ls of a comp lex and hete rogeneous civ ilization For work in "peopl e" situations a fir:st step is for you to evaluate your own potential of compatabi l ity as honestly and objectively as poSSIb le. (If you'd lik e help with this, you can take the test provided on page 37.-EdItor.)

Before the Job Interview

Th ere .a re fou r maj o r pub lic sou rces f o r job informatIOn . 1. Co ll ege an d university placement bu reaus, 2. Priv ate employment agencies

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(w h ich may charge a fee or percentage of th e first month's salary), 3. State employment agencIe s whICh offer free service, plus testing and c?unseli n g in many states, 4. Newspaper advertisements.

Wh en you find a job whi ch you feel you wou ld l Ike to investiga te furt h er, an appointment may be set up for you t h rough a placement group, or it may be up to you to arrang e yo ur o wn intervi ew In either case, it is to your advantage to compile some info rmation on yourse lf befo re the appointm e nt, and, in the o f a co mpany some distan ce away, to submIt a personal d oss ier by mail.

Y ou r compi l atio n , nea tl y typed, sh ould include the fo llowin g informati on : l ega l name ; permanent add ress; nam e o f parents; whether pa rents are livin g o r deceased a nd if there is a gua rdian; educational ba ckgro und with names of all sch ools and years attend ed; extracurricular a.ctivities o r received in schoo l ; any p racti cal expenen ce, whet h er compe nsated by money or not, a n d including summe r jobs or part time jobs on campus; comp lete names and add resses of a n y past emp loyers and the dates of emp l oyment; and co mplete names and ad dresses of four o r five characte r witnesses o r references. The title and position of these persons sh ou ld be g Iven They sh ou ld be resp o n s ibl e persons, well thought of, who can vouc h for your reputa tion Be su re that you never use a person's n ame for a pe rsonal refe rence witho ut first asking his or h e r pe rmi ssio n .

Now, do some investigating on you r own. Fi.nd out so methin g about the fi rm , o r employer, WIth wh o m you h ave made the appointment. Talk to peop le wh o work o r h ave worked f o r th e compa n y. In variab ly, in every interview the app li ca nt wi ll be asked , " Why do you want to wo rk with us?" An answer wh ic h tell s the in-

terviewer you cared enough to investigate will indicate your sincere interest. Be certain to let the interviewer know if any relatives of yours have ever, or presently work with that em· ployer.

The Actual Interview

The first contact you have with the future employer or his representative should begin as pleasantly as possible. To create the proper business atmosphere be on time! If something beyond your co ntrol prevents being punctual or keeping the appointme nt, contact the interviewer as soon as possible.

The first impression is most important. Dress neatly and appropriately. Be attractive bllt not an attraction.' Some girls have the mistaken bel ief that the "bizarre" attracts attention and singles them out of the crowd as individualists. Some girls also think that the low neckline, the short tight skirt and the provocative dress will land the job. In both cases, experienced employers and interviewers know that this type of girl causes contention, disrupts work and creates situations whic h do not improve personal relationships o r work output.

Do wear business attire, a tailored dress or suit, appropriate shoes and runless hose . Carry a reas onably sized purse. Keep make-up to a minimurn. Few girls wear hats these days but be sure your hair is clean and neatly done as a part of your over·all appearance.

You probably will be asked to fill out a form application by a receptionist before the actual interview. Fill in all of the blanks as accurately and neatly as possible with a pen. The manner in which this app li cation is cornp leted is taken into consideration when a job decision is made .

Now for the interview! Introduce yourself by your comp let e name. Nicknames may sound more familiar, but "Bahs," "Tootsie" or ··Mitsy" hardly are business-like in the workworld. Be seated onl y when you are asked to be seated. Answer questions fully, offeri ng information. Don't make the interviewer pun the in· formation out of you. Coyness is not an attri · bute, but neither is loquaciousness. Stay on the beam o f the conversation with out side discussions which add nothing to the purpose and sometimes distract.

If you srnoke, do not do so until asked. It would definitely be better not to smoke fo r

practical rea so ns . Concern over where to put ashes and across a desk for an as htra y do not add up t o personal cornposure.

Sometimes interviewers ar range to be, or by chan ce are , ca ll ed out of the room . Remember to remain seated o r if readin g material is availab le, read it, but do not wander around, leave the room or examine the con ten ts of the interviewer's desk .

Perhaps you think a person should ask about "fri nge" benefits such as overtime, vacations, coffee breaks and insurance benefits. This is important, but not during the first interview. Your interest during the interview should be on what skills, kn ow ledge and training you have to offer in return for monetary co mpensation commensurate with your offering. If an employer has something "ex tra" to offer he usually tells you with great pride without having to be asked.

Don't let the interview drag. The interviewer may be waiting for you to terminate it to evaluate your business acumen. Either a decision will be made or he will contact you later. If the latter is the case, thank your interviewer for his tirne and tell him you will be looking forward to hearing from him _ Leave with a pleasant, ''I'm so glad to have met you" or just "Thank you:'

Remember each interview gives you additional experience in how to co nduct yourself to your best advantage So don 't be disappointed if you do not g et that first job applied for . Your interviewer is much more experienced than you and knows what he needs and who would be most efficient and compatible in his job . So bow to his better judgment and look for other openings and opportunities.

You will do well to evaluate privately each of the jobs you apply for in th e following terms:

Immediat e C once rns.- Is the job suitable for you r talents, ab ility, experience and interest? What about transportation and proximity to your living facilities? What is the cost of living in the surrounding area? ... What is th e actual saJary plus any other compensations or expense allowance (in some hospitals, schools and businesses "food at cost" cafeterias are maintained for personnel)? Are work s urroundings pleasant? ... What type of clothing is needed and will there be extra cost involved ?

. .. Is a car necessary for the work? ... D oes the firm or concern provide low- cost participating insurance for both health and retirement ?

Is there provision for compensation during short term i llnes ses?

Long Range Concer11S.' D oes the position offer a chance for advancement? ... Does it provide training or needed experience? . . . Will you be able to use outstanding or experimental equipment? . Does it offer opportunities in different areas of the career o r profession? .. Does it provide adequate opportunity for leisure time , including vacation? Does it offer stimulating co-workers with whom you share a common interest? ... D oes the position provide some social oppo rtunities ? , In the geographical area are there available cultural activities or special sports? ... Would the work give you a feeling of accomplishment and of making a worthwhile contribution to society?

All during this time you can also practice interviewing Practice on your friends, or, if you are in a chapter house, arrange demonstrations. Ask repr ese ntatives from the school placement bureau to co me to an open meeting and give a program on job interviewing. Perhaps a professional mode l could give you tips on grooming and conduct. There are many experts within your reach wi ll ing to share t h ei r know l edge and experience just for the asking. But best of a ll , those of you current ly on campus should begin as soon as possib le to make t he positive att r ibutes a part of your everyday l iving. You will see th at t h e socia l training and expe r ie n ce of group liv ing anu cooperation in a sorority h ave enh anced your va l ue as a coope rative and courteous employee. Graciousness is needed in all human relationships whether during a (acuity lea, or a 5th grade parents' meeting , a fraternit y exchange, or a high-level meeting of your employer's district managers , a planning session for homecom ing decorations or a conference report of a research project. Never forget that your actions and reacti o ns toward people are in direct relationship to your degree of success as a we ll·adjusted human being.

M a king T e mpor a r y P e rm a n ent

Well , now you have a job! Makin g real MONEY! H o w do you prove your valu e since you've been given this opportunity? There are two extremes to avoid. First, don't stand back, afraid of making a mistake, and d o nothing until told to do something. There is nothing to be gai n ed from as king questions-but KNOWL .

EDGE. Secondly, don ' t attempt to revise and streamline systems as an expert after a week at work.

If you have suggestions for improvement , they will be li stened to in their time, taking the total work situat io n into cons iderat ion. Spend your effort more wisely by attempting to do your work well and adapting to the situation already existing. Be friendly and helpful to all, but make close friendships slowly and ca refully Ask questions-how else do you le a rn ? Coworkers will be flattered to be asked [or information.

The U. S. D epartme nt of Labor statistics tell us that ove r 90% of persons being fired from jobs (professional, clerical and ski ll ed labor) were n ot requ ested to leave because their knowledge or skills were f ound wanting. They l ost their respect iv e pos itions and jobs because they were in compat ib l e with co-wor kers - in o ther words, they cou ld not get along with people.

As sess your personal habits and find if you have some which might be irritating o r distracting to persons working in close contact with you. Try to recall those things whi ch irritated you about other girls when you were living in a dorm, o r whi ch caused contention during social programs at the chapter house.

Let me l ist some "small" irritations (which are 99% responsible fo r l oss of emp loyment) and t h e ir remedies:

Se l fis h use o f to share fai rl y and equa ll y.

Po o r personal cleanliness-Practi ce good grooming.

Indifferent borrowing habits-Never borrow with ou t permission and always return in good co nditi o n as soon as possible.

Careless smo king habits- Be neat.

Personal irrespon sibi lity- Don 't seek special favors o r co nsideration. Regard promises the same as pledges; fulfill them. Learn to pitch in to get a job done.

Just a tip for wise handling of money . Credit is precious and a person's credit rating is con· sidered as a c haracter reference. Don 't let "mo ney in the hand" give you illusion s of g randeur. Overspending with inability to pay will soon be ca lled to the attention o f your employer, which is often foll o wed by subsequent l oss o f employment.

Now that you as a person are in tune with the vibrations of the work-world, let's a lso take

a look at progress and advancement. Take advantage of any additio nal training possib le . Sometimes your employer will have special training programs. Perhaps a nig ht school or correspondence cou rse wou ld increase your possib il ity of advancement o r branching out into another facet of you r career. Just taking any training in itself indi ca tes your desire to improve and the impa ct of this is neve r lost on an employer.

Constant l ookin g for "g reen er pastures" does n ot go along with self-improvement, thou gh. This "never satisfied" feeling can lead to jobhopping and a prospective emp loy er views a record of thi s type with much apprehension. Con-

sider a new job offe r with great concern, weighing all pros and cons. Discuss it with your employer a nd when you have made a decision, give him plenty o f time to replace you. Perso nal stability is mu ch to be admired, and your employer h as earned your co nsideration for the courtesy of a notice

With all of these " do's," "don'ts," "pleases " and "avoids " whirling about in your h ea d, le t's add o ne more th ought: The world is full o f ordinary, ave rage people doing ordinary, ave ra ge a nd "it'll ge t by" k in d s of jobs. Be the unu sua l, do th e extraordi n ary, sometimes "go the ext ra mile." Y ou will be happier as well as appreciated, and m ore lik ely to succeed.

PERSONALITY RATING SCALE

ScORING: Place answers in affirmative or negative co l umns as indicated, giving yourself one point for each affirmative reply to a non-italicized question and two points each for t h e super-important italicized questi ons. All of th ese questions rel a te to all wo rk situations, as well as being important to success as a good wife and h ap py h omemake r .

I ApPEARA NCE

I. Are your eyes clear and bri g ht ?

2 Does your ha ir hav e so me natural luster ?

3. D o you mainlaitl good post ure al all limn?

4 Are your muscles firm , and your body free from excess fat?

D o you maintain the proper weight for your age and height ?

6. Are yo u and your rlothes always neal and dean ?

7. Are your cl othes in good taste?

B M e you a lways well groomed?

9 Are you cheerfu l most of the time?

10 Do you smile often?

1. Do you aim at cooperation i n all thi ngs?

II AGREEABLENESS

2. Do you avoid ca rrying tales and gossiping about o thers ?

3. D o you try to see the ot her person's point of view ?

4. D o you refra in from telling others what you think of them?

D o you al/oid argllmeflls?

6. D o you a"oid /1m of olh"s?

7. Do you 0 111 of olh er people's business?

8 D o you avoid finding fault with everyday things?

9. Do you keep your personal troubles to yourself?

10. D o you take a genuine interest in o thers ?

1. Are you always considera te of others?

III MA NNERS

2. D o you always think about the rights of o thers before you think of your own?

3. Do you always show respect for everyone regardless of pos iti on?

4. Are YOIl always appreciative of e""ylhing people do for yOIl, and do YOIl always remember 10 Ihrtnlt them?

Do you think about others on special occasions. such as on birthdays and in sorrow a nd happ iness. and do you send them some expression of your thoug h ts?

6. Do YOIl congrallllale yOllr friends IIp on their achieJ.'e menls?

7. Do you often do some deed in which you can take justi6able pride?

8 Do yOu help persons fortunate than youl'Se'lf?

9 Do yOll Itarn, remembn, and IIU the namn 01 the people yOIl mUI?

10 . Do you kn o w the rules o f etiquette and observe them?

IV INTERESTS

1. Do you have a hobby?

2. Are Jail Itilled in any game or Jpo,.,?

3 Can you play some musical instrument?

4 Can you recognize the paintings o f three o r more well·known artists?

5. Do you " know " the leading T .V . personalities?

6. D o you subscribe to and read at least one magazine?

7. Do yOll belong 10 two or m ore o rganizations?

8 Do you read a newspaper each day ?

9 Have you read at least twelve books during the past year?

10 D o YOII maJu an elforl 10 mUI new peo ple and malu new friend;?

V TEMPERAMENT

1. D o yOll cOfllro/ yOllr lem/Je,1

2. D o you av o id worry?

3 Can you throw off discouragement?

4 Do you olun leel enlhusiastic aboul somelhing you wiIh 10 do? Are you able to interest yourself in details?

6 Are you able to make decisions about everyday things easily?

7 Are you ca reful nO( to hold grudges against people?

8. 00 yo u seek advi ce fro m others?

9. D o you usually look on the bright side of situations? to. Me you able to w o rk pleasantly with others?

VI ExPRESSION

I. D o you have a pleasant speaking voice?

2. D o you spealt correCl English ?

3 D o you avoid the use of slang and pro fanity ?

4 D o you have a good vocabulary and pronounce the words you use correctly?

,. Can lO U carryon an impersonal co nversalion dealing wilh Ihe inleresl 01 Ihou wilh whom you lall:1

VII I NTE LLIG ENCE

1. D o you have a good memory?

2 . Are you free from

3 D o you lisun alltnlively 10 whal peo ple say--wilholll ;nurrllpling Ihe",?

4. D o you o bserve closely what is going o n around you and understand the significance of it?

, By reading and study, do you keep informN about cu rrent your work aod subjects of popular interest?

VIII SELF-CoNFIDENCE

I. D o you have co nfidence in your o wn opinion?

2 Me you able to act natural under all circumstances?

} . Do 1011 seek opporl lin ilieJ 10 mUI lbose abofle lOll?

4 Do you avoid criticisi ng others?

,. Are YOII able 10 give credil 10 olhers lor whal Ihey do, ralher Ihan stelting fml 10 oblain credit l o r YOllrul1 ('

IX DEPENDABILITY

1. Are you absoluleiy honesl in a/J things ?

2. Are you willing to accept resp o nsibility?

3 Are yOIl Iree Iro m bad habils which will impede yOll r progren?

4 Do you discharge your duties pro mptly and efficiently and with little or no supervision?

, Do you finish what you start?

1. Do you take a personal interest in the welfare of your friends and associates?

2. Can you be deptnded upon Jo kelp yo ur promiJes?

3. Can you keep from telling the things you learn in confidence?

4. D o you make your interests those of your friends and associates?

5. Do you defend from unjust criticism the persons and things with which you are identified ?

T otal Points

ScORE: Your score on the quiz is the total of points you have recorded in the affirmative column. A perfect score, indicating a desirable compatability with people, would by 96. If you score less than 50 Yes-points this indicates a need for some definite re-evaluation of personality based on a long hard objective look at yourself. At 75 Yes-points, you are in an area in which a person can adapt herself to her surroundings . The potential for success increases with the rising number of points.

Job Prospects, 1971

So, you are looking for a job right now!

The outlook for 1971-1972 is mixed. Surveys show that, despite a great deal of uncertainty as to changes in economic conditions, companies in the business field are pl anning to hire 11 % more college w ome n graduates than in 1970. In teac hing, where two out of five college women usually find their jobs, the supply of teachers continues to surpass the demand for them

The figures on business and industry come from the survey of trends in employment of college and university graduates conducted annually by Frank S. Endicott, director of placement, Northwestern University. Reports were made by 191 companies, representing 25 states, that recruit on co llege campuses. Women, however, normally must secu re jobs not through campus interviews but by application.

Greatest opportunities (and the greatest lack of qualified women applicants) are listed as being in the fields of accounting, engineering and data processing. Somewhat lesser needs are mentioned in mathematics, general business, chemistry, marketing and eco nomics (finance).

Starting salaries for women may be up this year-perhaps as much as 4%. Some companies did admit in the survey that lower salaries for college women than men show "discrimination and prejudice" and an unenlightened attitude

of management, but suggested that "for identical jobs with identical skill and preparation, (male and female) salaries are generally comparable."

Women 's Lib might also notice that several companies mentioned other factors having to do with women's attitudes which they feel limit pay: Women apply for and accept jobs with less pay ... Women only want short employment ... Women believe they cannot do the job as well as men Women prefer jobs with less responsibility .Women are not really committed to competing directly with men ... Women are unwilling to reloca te or travel. Also , women's salaries wo"ld increase if they became more skilled in needed , specialized fields.

Though, in teaching, the beginner's salary is up slightly (perhaps from an average of $6,600 to $6,800), unfortunately the 1970 squeeze on jobs is continuing. According to a September 1970 National Education Ass ociation report, while the supply of public school teachers continues at a record level , the demand is at the lowest point in at least 16 years. On the state level, Illin ois has reported that only 5,839 beginning teachers were employed 1970-71 as compared with 15,515 the year before.

In fact, a NEA survey of the states showed all having a substantial number of qualified applicants for tea ching vacancies in 1970 . Only

Georgia and South Dakota reported some shortage of app l icants . Oregon showed some excess of app l icants while Ar izona, Colo rado, Minn esota and Washington showed a substantia l excess. Most ot her states l ay in betwee n with an excess in some subject a reas, a shortage in ot her.

It is in the shortage areas th at the 197 1 graduate will have the best lu ck in securing tea ching jo bs . Even thou g h the State Superintendent of Publi c Instructi o n for Illin o is predicts "a teacher surplus will probably exist in 1971-72," he excepts th e specialty a reas of "special, vocati o na l and health education," where th e demand is g re ater than the supply. In addition, 67 of the n at ion's largest sc hoo l syste ms re po rt ed to the NEA ext reme difficulty in 1970 in fillin g positions wi th qualified applicants in th e following fields : indu st ri al arts; specia l ed ucat io n ; mathe -

matics; trade, indust rial , voca ti ona l ; natural and physica l sciences; p hysica l edu ca tion ( women); remedial readi ng, speech, etc.; el emen tary (rtgular instructi o n). Th ere was also a need in many states for elementary school librarian s, guida nce counse lo rs and teachers for the edu ca· ti onal disadvantaged. Especially overcrowded field s w e re hi g h sch oo l English and social studies.

All o f whi ch sugges ts to one university pla ce. ment director th at the 197 1 co llege woman shou ld run, not walk, to the:: nearest pho ne and use this, instead of the mail , for making an appo intment for a job int e rview , ei· ther in business or education-and heed well , when applying for t he job, the procedures g i ve n in the accompa nying article o n How To Get a Job.

Operation Brass Tacks

"H ow To Get a Job" is ant of a o f anicles prepared for sorority magazi nes by lhe Brass T ac ks Committee of the N ati ona l Panhe l · leni c Editors' Conference.

M embers o f th e committee are: Marilyn Simpson Fo rd, Pi Bera Phi ; E ll en Ha rtmann Gast , Alpha Xi D elta ; Ann H all, Alp ha Chi Omega ; Do lores F riess Stephens o n, Theta Ph i Alpha ; Mary Marga ret K ern Garrard, Kappa Alpha Theta , ch airma n . tu the article 0 1' any portion thereof in other publications must be o btain ed from the Operation Brass T acks Committee. Repr ints o f the art icle may be ordered at the f ollowing prices : 1·2" len ce nts each ; quantities above 2'. five cents each.

A ddress: ari o nal Panhellenic Editors ' Conference, 19740 Heather Lane. Craig H ighlands, Noblesville, Indiana 46060 .

About th e Author

Do ROTHY THOMPSO N CHAMBERS is supervi so r o f D ist ribut ive Ed ucation for th e B i rmingham Publi c Schools in Birmingham, Alaba ma. A graduate o f Bi rm ing ham Southern College, she ha s her master's deg ree in co unseling and guidan ce fr o m Samfo rd University and is currently working to ward a doctorate in sc hoo l administration. She is immediate past president o f the Alabama V oca· ti o nal As soc iati o n and vice-chairman o f the G overno r'S Ad viso ry Council o n V oca ti o nal Edu cat i on . She now serves as president of the Alabama ch apte r of A .S .T .D .-Aroeri can Soc iety for Trainin g and Deve l opm ent. She is a member o f Alpha Ol i Omega

Millikin's Greek Week Includes Independents

In Activities

by BILINDA loVE, Illin ois Eta

One of the major spring activities enjoyed by the sisters of Illinoi s Eta was the 1971 Greek Week . This year's activities were designed to unite not only all the Greeks o n campus, but the Independents as well Such events as a student concert, an outdoor dance, and a "gym jam" helped fill everyone's free time. Al ong with these, for added fun the Greek houses competed with each other in a car rally and various games, afte r which they all celeb rated, regardless of victories, at a Greek Feed held in a local park.

A competiti ve Greek Sing was held also, with the theme of "Hello, Goodbye." Illin ois Eta participated in this by singing "Hello My H onq," "Bye, Bye Love," and, as a surprise ending, the " Mickey Mouse Theme."

Rei g ning over this special week were M illi · kin's Greek God and Goddess Eta's Goddess represen tative was Pat Gardner, past president and a graduating senior . Thi s fun-filled week was ended by an all-school project called SCUM (Students Clean Up Milligin). After an exciting five days , everyone agreed that Greek Week was a big success.

P anhellenic Has Cozy

The Panhellen ic Association of Bucknell University held its annual cozy o n April 6, 1971. This cozy is held for the members of all eight sororities on campus, as an enjoyable social event which would promote intermingling among all Greek women . The cozy was after dinner, and dessert was served. Each sorority invited two professors as guests . The professors also served as judges for the traditional songfest. The Pennsylvania Beta chapter of Pi Beta Phi was proud as its group of ten singers, singing "Pi Phi Love," won first place in the competition .

Canvass For Cancer

On April 7, 1971, the Illinois Beta-Delta chapter canvassed the Galesburg community for the Ameri ca n Cancer Society. The Society sponsors a contest among all women's organizations and aU men 's o rganizations , and awards a tro · phy to one outstanding group in each division

After h aving won last year, Illinois BetaDelta was eager to retain the hono r. The chapter collected approximately $337.00 during the evening and tied for first place. Th e Cancer Society awarded two tr ophies to the women's division for the outstanding jobs done .

27 Smarties Earn D ean's List H onors

by SARAH BoNNER, Massachusetts Beta

For the fall 1970 semester, Massachusetts Beta had twenty-seven members on the Dean's List. This list includes Cynthia Bal com, Lind a Berberi ck, Pame la Bl ock, Wanda Sue Breedlove, Jacque line Britt, Rebecca Cameron, Patricia Fugarazzo, Paula Gemborys, Joan Hannigan, Celeste Introini, Wendy Labrec he, Judith Levine, Kathy Ouimet, Ange lika Mahlo, Barbara Minkley, Carol Mokaba, Donna Morris , Elizabeth Mu shovi c, Nancy O'Brien , Jeanne Quintana, Cynthia Rhoades, J oan Roum eles , Susan Siegel, Betty $olovei, J oan Van Order, Linda Vosburgh, and Carolyn Woolsey. Of these girls. Angelika Mahlo and Carolyn Woolsey received straight A's.

Linda Berberick was narned to Alpha Lambda Delta, while Pamela Block and An gelika Mahlo were named to Phi Beta Kapp a. Angelika was also named to Phi K appa Phi.

Named to Phi Upsilon Omicron

Sara Everett, Alabama Beta , is one of only fourteen students initiated into Phi Upsil on Omicron , professional home economics fraternity, at the University of Alabama this spring. Sara is a sophomore with a fashion design major, and is a member of Fashion , ]nc. , Agnes Ellen Harris Home Economics Gub, and Triangle.

WhdsWho

Julio Hydrick South Carolina A

Andra Marv in M issouri B

a ve rly Pol on Florida B

Adair Wahon South Corolina A

Donna Herbie Iowa B 04 1,0 Morfar Boord

J.anette Hau , emo" Florida B

Diane Tat. Alabama B 041,0 Morfor Board

Debbie Glb'on Ar izona A

Li "da lerte Mic h igan A

Marda Watkin , Mich igan A

C I., te Pickron Alabama B AI o Morfar Boord

Paf Gardner lII ino i. H

M redith Carl Mic higan A

Mortar Board

Nancy Elill Miliouri A

Pam Moor. Milsourl A

Cathy Hronopulol Oklahoma B

Linda Park., Florida d

Sh.ila Moor. Millouri A

Nancy Wilion Oklohoma B

Mortar Board

Dian. Philip. T.nn B

D.bbi. G.n.1I Michigan B

J.ann. Kon.k.rf Michigan B

Mary Ja Seaman Washington B

Kinten Odmork Michigan B

Barbara AI.xand.r Florida B

D.borah Callahan Florida B

Jo.d Johnson Washington B

Donna Coleman Michigan B

Other Honoraries

Belly Holt, Iowa 8.to , Gold Key

Donna Salz. A,lzona B, 5111mo Alpha Iota vice pre,l. den' (music!

Barb l. Hadle.,., Oklahoma R , Dean ' , Honor loll , SEA

Lynn Melcur Arh:ono B. Aric •• I,

Sue Jarrett, Oklahoma H, Oeon ' , Honor loll, Sigma Alpha Eta

Gwen V , A,ilona B. Phi Chi Th.ta , a.ta Gamma Sigma

Anne Jome. , Oklahoma D , Dean ', Honor Roll , le,o Up.1I0n Sigma

Dione Markl , Arizona B. Notanl , Phi Chi Th.to P,.,ident, B.ta Gamma Sigma , Alpha PI Epsilon

Kathy Johnson , Oklahoma B Dean ', Honor loll , Alpha Lambda Delta

Other Honoraries

Th.,.,a Smith , W.,t Virginia A, Phi Up,llon Omicron

Karen Stude, Mich igan B , AI · pha Lambda D.lta , Rho Ch i Achl m.nt Award (Phar· macy)

Dol. Mallherelk , Michigan R Alpha Lambda D.lta

Rabbi. WiI,on , W Virginia A, Phi Up,lIon Omicron

D.b Lazu,. , T.nne".. .1 , Tau.l. p,.,id.nt

Barbara Ilackmon , Michigan B, D.lta Om icron , Pi Lambda Kappa Imu,icl

Anita Iocca , W•• t Virginia A , Gamma Alpha Chi (Ad· rtl,lng)

lynn. Tenkhoff, Tenn."•• 11, Tau.1s Vlu P,•• •

Jan.t St.wart, Michigan B , Ph i Kappa Phi , Pi Lambda Th.ta leducatlon)

B.th Snyd.r, W.,t Virgin ia A, Lambda Kappa Sigma

Ann WiI.on , W t Virginia A, Chime,

Becky Hamilton , W.,t Vir· ginla Alpha, Gamma Alpha Chi IAdv.ttl.lng)

Mary Jo Lincoln , M ich igan B, Phi Kappa Ph i, Pi Lambda Th.ta

Other Honoraries

Nancy Bruce , Wo.hlngkln B, Alpha Lambda D.lta

Marilyn Irlll , Wash ington B , Alpha Lambda D.lta

Susan aenneH Missouri r . PI Oelta Phi

Corol. fleischauer, Wa shington B. Spurs

Ginger Daggett, Oregon B Kappa D.lta PI

Susan Comma lI , Idaho A. Phi Up.ilon Omicron , Spur.

Barbara Steven. , Maryland B , ".1 Ch i Ipsychologyl

Terri Lowery , Washington B, Omicron Nu Idletlclan ' , honorary)

Cheryl WIMI , Maryland H , Kappa D.lta Pi

Other Honoraries

Marga,..t Price , Indiana n, Theta Sigma Phi

Elizabeth Hoy , California H, Prytanean (Jr-Sr Women ' , Honorary) , Upper Dlv . & Grad. Student', Honor Soc

Claudia Hammon s, A,kanuu A , Chimes

Martha Harbison , MISlouri B, Dean ' , list

Becky King , Anansa' A Chim .s, Alpha Lambda O lta

Jewell BI.eke , Indiana H, Alpha lambda Delta Sec

aettina Monholl , Indiana Beta Gamma Sigma lbuslne,d

Jan Ro se , Arkansa. A, Order of Omega , O.an'. li s t

Barbaro Mendel , Indiana B , Dean', Li,t, Alpha Lambda Delta, Enomene

Ann Smith , Pennsylvania B, Mu Phi Epsilon President

Sheryl a,enner, Indiana .1. , Alpha Lambda Delta

Carolyn Strawn , Anansa' A, Alpha Lambda Delta

Other Honoraries

Cheryl Walker, Nevoda A. Cap and Scroll

Diane Dickey, Oklahoma n Sigma Tau Alpha

kth fenimore , Oklahoma B , Dean ' Honor Roll

Lea Ann llrown, Oklahomo B , Honor Roll

Chri.ty Kingdom, Oklahom a B, Wenh Scholonhlp , Dean ' Hono r loll

Jan Plch' , Oregon A, Phi Theta Up.llon (Jr Honorary)

Non Pari. , Oklahoma B Dean' Honor loll

O J Galle, Ohio Z, Alpha lambda Delta

Pam KriHenbrlnk , Oklohoma B , lIeto Up.llon Sigma Pre.ldenl , Wenh: Scholar.hlp

Other Honoraries

Nancy Barclay , Minauri A , Kappa Delta Pi , Ph i Sigma lata, Sigma Delta PI

Su s an Con salu s , Mlnourl A, K E A Treasurer

Trvdy Taylor , Tenne,. r , Alpha lambda Delta

lynn Schoenfeld , Mlnourl A, K E A

Su san Johnson , Alabama B , Alpha lambda De'to

Kathy Nelson , Tenne,.ee r, Triangle, Alpha Lambda AI . pha, Natl. Sc ience Foundation Grant Re ci p ien t

Diane Turpin , Mlnouri A , Fanfare for Fifty

Patty Galvin , Alabama B , Triangle

Barbara McNen , Illinois "Be ta Beta Beta

Cheryl lightfoot , Mhso ur i A , K E A p,.li d en t

Julio Bickle y, Mi,.ourl A , K E A ., Sigma Rho Sigma (So ph honorary)

le igh Eckles , Alabama B, Tr iangle Chaplai n

Pam Be n lsen, Te a l B , Al _ pha Lambda Delta

ATTENTION ALUMNAE:

Voluntary Rush Information Forms (RlFs) 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 RlFs. If a chapter asks for information on a girl, please respond at once. However, it is not necessary to wail for such a request. Please complete both sides of the form.

of Rushee'

PI BETA PHI RUSH INFORMATION DATA

(Includ. pictur. of prospective rushee if possible.)

WHERE TO SEND RUSH INFORMATION FORMS

If there is no alumna! club in the rushee s home town , send form to the Chapter Membership Chairman at the college address. If the rushee i s from a town covered by a club, (see Summer ARROW ) send the form to the A lumnae Club Rush Information Chairman of that club .

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1971-72 RUSHING SEASON

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ALPHA PROVINCE

ConDecticul Alpha Kathy Lee Andenoll CnDda1I B

3 1 WarTeD Dr Sept 2O-Oct. 18 '71

UDiv. of Connecticut UDivtnitf of Connecticut East Hartford. Cf06111 Slom.. 06261

Maine Alpba Sue Tellier 225 Knoll: Hall 183 YOUQ( St. Jan. '72 UDiveni.ty of Maine Univeni3Eof Maine Mancbater, NH Ol10l Orooo, 00&417

K--.c:lulletu Alpha Ann Ritchie 160 Bay State Rd 16 Otter Cove In Sept. ' 71 &ltoD University htoa. lilA O:Z:ZU Old Saybrook. cr OM75

:au..c.hUldta Bda Kathy Ouimet J88 N. Pieua.nt St 9 W Co&oniaJ Rd Sept 2-21, ' 11 UDiv.ollil...chUlClta Amhent. MA 01002 W Ibnham.14A 0109.5

Nova Scotia Alpha Sbeny MuIIeap:r 1612V_SL 1622 VmIOG SL Sept... 29-0a, 5, '71 Dalbouaie University

Halifu, Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Caoada

BETA PROVINCE

New York Alpha KalhySblb 210 Walnut Place P.W "'. Oct '71 6: Feb '72 S,.raaae UDivmity Syn.cu,te, NY 13210 Loudoa. • e, NY 12211

New York Gamma WtDdyZolto 21 Ilomoda Dr 20 Moban Dr Feb. 1-26., '12 SL Lawrmce Umv Canton, NY 13617 hmIey, NJ 07446

New York Delta. 10 Ann f1id.lDa:er 115 Columbia Ave.. fan '71 CorDell UDivtnity Ithaca, I48SO Hambur,. NY 1407$

VtnDODtBda Debonh M Myers 369 S. ProIpect St Drift1rOOd Lane Oct '7 1 Univ. of VfnDODt Burtincton, vr 05401

GAMMA PROVINCE

Muylud Beta Sharon L. McKlm. 12 Fraternity Row Conq:e Park, MD 20740

Pennsylvania Beta Terri Nucent Bo. WJ01

BurJiJ:l&too, vr 05401

6J07 Dalla Ave. Spriqfidd, VA 221.50 Sept. 7-24, '71

149 St James Dr. Feb I - la, ' 12 Buck.DeUUllivtnity BuckDeD University Piedmont, CA 94611 Lewisbuq, PA 11137

P""""" c;....,.. """ W Box 106

I>ic:k.ia.oa. ColltI:e

I>ickiDIOD CoIlece

245 Greea Ref. JUI. 22-Feb. 14, '72

Maple Wood ernce CarliUe, PA 1101l GreeuburJ, PA 1.5609

P""""'..... Epoiloo Sally Spe.u 105 ffieat.er

88n Ella: HOUN J.... Penn. State UOlT Univawity Park. PA 16102 Goif_ Me&dville, PA 16JJS

DELTA PROVINCE

North Carolina Alpha Gi.Dcer DoqhtoD 109 HUlsbofO SL '909 S!::r&. SL Sept '11 UDiv of N. Carolina Q.apd Hill, Ne 27514 Morth at1', N C. 21557

North Carolina Beta u...... ........ 7188 Statioo 2134 SIIaroa Rd. JUI. 2t-Feb. 6, '72 Duke UDivenity Durham, C 27701 Clamtte, NC 21111

V' Gamma Elalne lola, P O Bo:.: 891

213 W Dr J.... 25-29, ' n c::.r:: W M WlDiatllllburi. VA 23115

W'almi..octoo, D 1910J

"'-Sed 1532 W. 49th St. 3621 AI.. • Ave Oct. 7t DominioD eon Norfolk. VA 23S08 Nod""', VA r,'""

West V'uainla Alpha ADnC\uuWoc..... 1493 UIlive:nit&¢ve 1531 Bedford Rd Sept. 12-23, '71 Weal Va. Uoh.nt, Morp.a.toWD, 26S0S WV 25314

West VlrIiIlia Gt.mma Christine Cook P O. Bo:.: S09

22 J W uhinatoo Ave Feb. 1- 14, '72 Bethany, WV 26032 ChatIftO!, PA 1.5022

EPSILON PROVINCE FIondoAl", GaD WISt P O Bo. 1237 1221 Dorcbnter St. Sept. 5-11, '11 UDivenity Stetaoa Univtni: Ortudo., FL 32803 Ddaod, FL 327

FIondo u... .............. 519 W. Jelenoa St P O Bo:.: 52S Sept. 20-0tt. 7, '71 Fkrida State Uaiv. TaDahuIet, FL 3UIU Feraa.odiD.a Beach, FL 32034

Florida Delta S..eShanb 1221 S.W. 2Dd A'1o Apt 360 UDivenity of Florida Gainesville, FL 32 1

c-.;.AIpb UDivenity 01 GeorPa Y VOIllle fitcenkl 130 Qyde. Rd. Atbeua, GA J0601

3710 Ot.k.ridae Rd WilmlDatoo, DE 19801 Sept....()ct., '71

1lO Clyde ltd Atbeoa. GA 30601 Sept. '71

South eu.u.. AI", Robi.a E Perrlo BoJ: USC .502 Perrio Ave. Sept. 7-11, '71 UDiv. of Soulll Ca:roIiM

cmos UDioo. SC 29J19

CU/Ur &- SdHI JI""IHTJ " CIltJir-G_

SdMAUru,i. CIt41V C B ,AdMCU&CluJ". JI_". ",.•. DoJes _I Lsi

ZETA PROVINCE

c:.thy Sofyano. 304 HiIbd.Uc St. lJI6 DarliqtoD 'Rei. 26-Oct IS, ' 71 HiIlIdalc eae HUl.:We. JdJ .9242 Toledo, OH 43606

Mic:hip.a Beu LonI<e Manh IJ6 Tappu $21 Billinp SL Sept.. 19-Oct. 5, " I University of M.khipza AnD Arbor, WI .a104 PriDutoD, n. 61m

Mich"an Gamma Sue Henne 343 N HarNoD

479 Lucblea Dr winter 6: .pm. term MiclUpD State Univ Eul l.amint: HI 4&8U Birmiqbam. KI 41009

Y.ichipa Delta l.&unRo. 145 Susie 115e)l San.lOp Blvd }au. '72 AlbioD CoUq:e Albion, MI 49214 Lathntp ViIlqe, Ml -48075

OotarioAlplu. ow..CW'" 53 RaVftlKf'Oft CUde SqK. 20-0ct. I , '71 UcivenitJ' 01 Toronto Toronto 28, Ontario c...d&

t:=.Oowio

OIItario Bda Diane HamPIOD 410 Recent St 410 Rq:eDt St. Sept 23-Oct 22, '11 Umv of Wettem Onwio

LoDdoft. Oat&rio Caoad&

ETA PROVINCE

ObloAl", EUm Stif8er 65. J9 N. ath St.

Sept 19-26, '71 Ohio Athena. 0 43701 M cConndlvUle , OR 43756

Oblo X:atherine Shutak 114.5 IDdiaoola Ave 2248 InDiabrook Rei. J I - IS, '72 Ohio Slate Ullivenity Columbus, OH 43201 Toledo. OH 43606

Ohio Delta Jane Berlin 96 EUzabeLb St. }&.D 6-2', '72 Ohio Wedeyan Univ Delaware, OU 410U Cadb, O '1907

Oblo EpoIJoo Caro&e: Wernimoot 921 Sbamu. St. 921 Shermaa SL 5ept•....oct.. '11 Uaivenityof Toledo To&edo, OH 4J608 Toledo, OR 4J608

Oblo Zeta Jacqueline Jonea I Locu I.odce .165 Maratboft Ave. Sept. ll-lO, '11 Miami Ullivenity Mlarni Unh-eni?; Oaytoft, 08 U406 Oxford, OH UO 6

Ohio Eta Terri Kaiser" BoJl 1526 Oct 1-23, '71 IkIliIon Uftivaity Oubon UDivenity Elym. H 44035 Granville, OK 43023

THETA PR.OVINCE

IadJua "&Ii:. Jel1rUdu Head BoJl41 Hall

112 N Pft'kiu

Sept. 1-11, ' 11 Frank1i.n e Fral'lklf.., 1 46131 Ruthville, IN 46173

Indiana Beta EWoe Hdt 911 E 3rd St. M.pie SL Jan 11-11. '12 Ullivenity of Indiua BloomI.aatoa.lN 47401 Dana, IN 47147

lDdian.a Gamma Ch Carr 1,11 W Hampton Dr 6131 N. Olney St. Sept 6-11, '71 Butler Univenity IDdl&Dapolls, IN 46201 JDdianapolia, IN 46220

Tft(lian. Delta JIUII Robbi.u Ion StateSL 901 S Ninth SL Feb 2-7,'12

Purdue UDivenit}' West Lafayette, TN 47906 West Lafayette, IN 41906 IDdi&aa E .)on DePauw lY!iveriity ADd! Waaner JOJ S Locust St Greencul.le, IN 46135 1109 N. JohnlOD South Bead, IN 66611 Feb , '12

IodW>a Zeta Pat t.c.al&lUe ROIU'l nail 71$1 Lanteru Rd. Dec. 4--16, '11 BaD State UDiv M uncle, IN 47 J06 hldiaupoU, LN 46256

IOTA PROVINCE Trida Lombardo 2030 CooIedente Pl. Alii 12-21, '1 1 UBiv of viDe I..oWs:ville. KY 40201

K.entucky Brta AnIle Scott Keendand Hall 1701 Boft Air Dr AU( 23-3 1, '11 Uaiv of Kefttucky University of Kentuclr.y LedqtOD KY 40502 Luill.lton, KY 40506

TenDeIIt'e Alpha s.... .... Ill. H m". I12.U m ... Sept.. 12- 25. '71 UDiv of TUII at Chau QattaDooca. 3 419 Chatla.llocla, 31419

Tenftf:Uee Beta ""'" ] ..... Vuderbilt -& BOJl 2406 St. B 105 Goodputure Til'. JaD, '12 VllDderbilt Uaivenit}' NMbvilk. 31203 Nuhville, TN 31121 ]..,... Il&rtiD I5l1 Cwnbrrl&Dd Ave III S. Vatet Sept 17- 27, '11 Univ of Tft!.nellee XDOxvilIe, TN 31916 Memphis, TN Jalll

TeDIlQlCe Delta D<bonhLuun Smith 1WI Route 2 A\AI u - n, '11 Kemphis State Uaiv. Memphis Stale tJmvef'lity Mtmpbil. TN Jllli HaIIo, TN JI040

KAPPA PR.OVINCE A"" 31- Stpt 6, '11 AlabomaAlplv. ADdrewuIa HoUcnray Box A 59 3191C1MtVa Dr Birmiqbam-SlhrD.. CoIl. Birmin&ham-5outbera CoIL Murfreesboro, TN lit.JO BinniDcba.m. AL l.5204

Alaboma Cay ViDyud BoJl 1259 217 Vestavia Circle A\AI 24-21, ' 11 Uaiv of Alabama UnivenitJ. AL 35436 Blrminahazn. AL 35216

AIabomaG Wda Coppod< Dorm 1, Room 107 1104 Martha Dr Sept.. 11- 11, '11 Aubwu V_venit}' Aubum Ullivenity HWluvilk. AL 1580l Aubunl, AL 36130

......... Jean VIUII Slyke BoJl l16, Southern StalioJl 102 Capitol St Alii 2i-Sept. l. '71 Univ.. Jli& Hattiaburt. illS 39401 HattiaburJ, 14S 39401

Um •. ol14 __ ppi

Maailoba Alpha Univ. of Manitoba

MinMlOta Alpha UDi., of Mi.nnemt.a

North Dakota Alpha Uaiv of North Dakota

WlIOOrWn Btta Beloit Collece

DliooiJ AI ha Monmou:f CoUq;e

I11inoiI Bet.a.-Odta KJwu CoUt:le

Dlioois EPIiloA Northftltau Unly

IlliDoU Eta Millikin Univ

IJli.ooU Theta Bradley Univ

I AI""

Io.a W'"aleyan Um• low. Beta SimPlOQ CoUtee

Iowa Gamma Iowa Stale Umv

I """ UDivenity of Iowa

Nebruka Beta Umv. of Nebruk.a

South Dakota Alpha UDiv of South Dakota

lWouAl Univ ol ICaDMS

KI.DIU Beta

KIJIMI State Univ

"'-'rl Alpha Unly of

MiMowi Beta

WuhiDatoo Umv

M.i.ouri CUD..IJIA Dnuy eou...

Arbnau Alpha Um•. of Arbnsu

'Oai., of Ark at Liule ltd

Oklahoma Alpha Uniy of Oklaboma

Oklahoma Beta Okl&boma Stale UDiv

LouJoIua A\pba Newcomb CoUeae

LouiUaa& Beta LouWaaa State Ulliv

J aa Drauabol'l

Gail StdJmKQ

Shelley Seatedt

Amy Hom.

Kris PlWIlJDtt

Cathy Swqel

Nancy mu

Miche1e Woba.chlqeJ

KaunS""",

Magie Touch

Kathy M WlICI'

Becky FGeter

DeBUt Gifford

Jean HIlnJ)I.

Claudia Tappea

Anita Swaia

Nucy Barclay

Carol WeitOD

Boll 2141 Ualvenity, }is .J8617

LAMBDA PROVINCE lOS Handl&rt Blvd 29, Mu.ltoba

1109 S E. 5th St Minneapolis., M N 55414

t09 Cambridre Gtaad Forb, ND SalOl

Pi Beta Phi "J CoDese St. Bdolt, WI 53511

CoIm&n H&ll 307 E UW'l'mCC Appleton, WI S49lt

MU PROVINCE Liedman Hall Monmouth, XL 61461

Koo, c.n... Galelburr. n. 61401 6l6E.......,.. EVUlton, IL 60201

1005 S Wrisht Cwnpaip, IL 61120

235 N Fairview Decatur, lL 62512

1004 N. Institute Peoria, lL 61606

NU PROVINCE S-THall }.fl 1A 52641

406 N. Buton lDdiaDOIa, 1A 5O1l5 ,.,. ...

Iowa City, 1A 12240

426 N. 16th St. UacoJn, NB 61508

III N Plum VenDiIlioD., SD 57069

Xl PROVINCE 1612 W. 15th Lawrence, KS 66044 1119 Todd Rd Ma.nhattan, KS 66S02

511 E It.DlIi.Ds CoIWBbia. ),(0 65201

8oJ: 42, WuhiqtoD Uruv St Louia, YO 63130

Smith HaJJ 134 Dnuy CoIJ<a. Sprinafidd, 110 65102

OMICRON PROVINCE

502 Maple Fayetteville., All 72701

Anne UhIenhop

Sue Janett

Kathy JobDlOD

12013 Sardis Jtd. Mabelvale, All. 72103 1701 Elm Norman, OK 73069

324 S Oevelaad SliD_lU, OK. 74074

PI PJtOVINCE 21 WeAJilter New OricaDa, LA 70111

P O BoJ: I7.560-A, L.S. U BatoD JtOUle, LA 70103

501 Robert E. Lee Grec.awood , MS 31930

205 Hudart Blvd Winnipea 29, Manitoba Canada

2237 Nokomi. Ave St. Paul, MN 55119

1103 Pad Dr Grud Forks, ND 51201

5109 Northwood Dr. Ecti.D.a. KN 55m

Appleby Dr Bedford Villa&e, NY 10506

2236 Cbesl.Dut St. Northbrook, 1L 60062

54 Cavalry 11111 W"dtoD, c:r 06197 Bo.n HeJU)', IL 61537

10 South Side Cowltry Oub Decatur, IL 62526 .." Peoria,........... fi. 61614

1111 Avenue F Fort 14adi.oD, lA 52627

3506 flth Place Del Moi.DeJ, JA 50130

... \,ennillio.D, SO 51069

116 W Center Lake Bid, lL 60044

6601 Everett L1ncol.a, NO 61506

2.16 S Hawthorne SiouJ: Fan.. SO 57105

2849 MaeVicar Topeka, KS 66611

1121 S. Erie Wichita, ItS 67211

5009 N Michilan K.a.Dsu City, MO 64111

565 Woodbrook Lane ClDcinnati, 0» 45215 10519 WlJt.eri& L&ae St. Louis, MO 63126

3810 Ridee Rd No. Little 1tock, All 72116 12013 s.nn. Rd.. MabdvUe, All. 72103

501 North 12th Ponca aty, OK 74601 1101 Glcnnbrook Terr Oklahoma City, OJ( 73116

1125 Oriaht_ten Blvd.. St. Petenbutt, fL llj04

10047 Wdft'lham Houston, TX 77042

Sept. 3-1, '11

Sept 20-0ct I, '71

Sept 20-2$, '71

Auc 25-19, ' 71

jan '72

jan 3-22, '72

JUl. 1-', '12

Sept. 23-Oct 10, '71

Oct.- Nov , '71

Sept '11

Sept.. 5- 10, '11

Sept 2J..-.Oct. 4, '7 1

Sept '11

AU( 22-5q)t. 2, '1 1

AUI' ll-Sq,t. 6, ' 71

Sept. 3- 6, '71

Sept... 10-15, ' 71

April 2.)-U, ' 72

AU(. 11-23, '71

AUI' 1$-22, '71

Sept. 7-12, '11

Sept 3-6, '7 1

Auc. ' 71

Sq,t. 16-19, ' 71

AU( 15- 22, ' 71

Auc 29-Stpt. 12 , ., 1

Auc 20-JO, '11

JIN...,-fC40;w __ SdM A*lTm ./ CMt"' JI.u c•• . B..- A4drcu t. eN,.. Mild C DoIa JI.jM Rtu.l

Te:xu Alpha Carroll CartW'ficbl :UOO San Aatonio 2131 Stanmore Auc 22- 29, " t UDiversity of Tau Aust.in, TX 7.,05 HOUlton, TX 77019

Tens Beta Cathy Cn'tt'ford 3101 Dania. 3715 W 64th St ir Jan. 11 - 16, '11

Sout.benl Metbodiat Univ DaJlu. TX mos Sha'lt'Me MiIIioa, KS 66208 Up d Sept 10-12, '71

TeuaGamma P Sand<n JJ17 25th S t 3317 25th St Sept 21-29, '11 Tau Tech UDiv Lubbock. TX 19410 Lubbock, TX 79410

Teus Delta Suta.a Bamett Bol: 2967I-T C U Route ''txBos U7 A"" 20-24, '71 Tau Oui.atiu Um Ft. Wortll. TX 76129 0cIaIa, 79760

ItHO PR.OVINCE

c.IondoAl Jue Sayre 190 11th St. U, Alli JI - Sept. 12 , '71 Univenity of Colorado Boulder, CO 10302 Bri&btoD, 10601

CoIondoB Sue Parrdl 2203 S St. Boz 3.7 Sept, 30-0ct 7, '71 UDiven!.tyof Dcuver Denver, CO 10:110 It., CA 9'957

Colorado Gamma Deirdre A1dridce 6lS WtstWe 4JO Nome SL Sept.. 12-19, ' 71 Colorado Stale. UDiv Fort CoDint. CO IOS:zt Aunn. CO 10010 ),foat&DI. Alpha Au Merkel IlOf S. Sth 709 S. W'deoo Sept 2J-2., '71 State UDiv Boxmaa, MT 5971$ Boumaa, MT 59715

BOO 10 Berry Pi Beta Phi 2626 We.tA Sept. '7 1 Uaivenity Wyomiq Fraternity Pad Laramie, WY &2070

SIGMA PROVINCE

ANooaAl AvueJ Edwards 1035 N WOWIWo 121 W Harmowal D. Sept. 1-6, '71 Uni"ersity or ANona Tuaon, AZ 1l7l9 PbomU:, AZ I50lI

ANona Beta AH.on Cavolo Palo Verde Main, A.S. U. ANona State Univ Tempe, AZ 15211 5921 E Lafayette Blvd PbotnU, AZ &5.)51 Alii. 2'-&pt • , '71

New llexko Jlicbd Roe.ler 1701 Mea Vilta NE 1112 Woot Place Au.r 20-24, ' 71 Uni" of New Wc:o Albuquuq-. NllI7106 AI. 100do, NIl WI0

Utah AI"" Univuat)' of Utah Il&dlyu UlIoo 210Q Bat.,. Salt Lake at)', trr 14109 2109Batdq Sa1t Lake at)', tTl'14109 Sept. 19-26, '7 1

TAU PROVINCE

Alberta Alpha LeIlie llobb 11012 15 Ave. 6131 Belvedere ltd , SW Sept. 2.5-Oct 2., '71 Univenity of Alberta EdmontOll 61, Alberta, Canada CaIpry 9, Albma c:....d&

Idaho AI", Robb),e Nkhola .507 Idaho St 160] Idaho St Sept. '71 Ullivenity 01. ldabo MQICOw, lD &3143 Caldwt:U, I.D 1J605 .\AM: McConnkk. 4541 17th Ave NE 011S9 SW RlvtrdaJe Rd Sept. 16-23, ' 71 UIIi". Wub.iDcton Seattle, WA 91105 Port1a.od, OR. 97219

wuhinrtoa Beta Carole Flmthauer 707 LiDdeo P O 90.1[ 251 Sept. 5-10, >71 Wubi..acton State UDi" PWlmaa, WA 99163 New Cuyama. CA 93254

Sue MariDo 1014 N lA'ItTeDCe 4119 47th So. Alii 31-Stpt. 6, '71 UIIi" Pv&et Sou.nd Tacom.. WA 91406 Seattle, WA 91111

UPSILON PROVINCE

Nevada Alpha LiodaOlooo 1325 Paliude Dr

1l25Paliu.de Dr Sept , '71 UDivenitJ of Nevada Reno, NV 89S02 Reao, NV 89.502 O'-Al limy Humphrey ISJIKloc:aid BoJ: 623 Sept.--Oct., '71 Uni"ersit), of Orqon Eucene. OR. 97402 Oatab.nic, OR. 94901

<mooo

Saod<aDoWdl 2'" NWTlI''''

72.50 S W 14th Sept 17- 24, ' 11 Orrcoo State Uni" CorvalUt.. 0 97JJO Port1&nd, OR 97223

...... J<am.R_ '" Kill St. SE 5200 H.E. 35th Ave. Au.r 26-21, '7 1 te UDinnity S&Iem, OR t7 JO 1 Pon.laDd, OR 97211

Beth Kellar 1962 S W 5tb JJ4 BiR:bwood Rd. Sept. 19-2t, ' 11 PorilaDd State UDi" Port1a.nd. 01 97201 Hillsbcxo, OR 97123

pm PROVINCE

California Beta Marilyn Stewa.rt 2325 Piedmont Ave. 12 M'aa dd Sol Sept 24-Oct 1, '7 1 Uni" of Cal. at Berkdey Berkdey, CA 94704 Sali.na, CA 93901

Callfonia Gamma Sue IU.tubaa 647 W 21th St. U92 Fa.ra. Or Sept. t6, '71 Ual". of Sou.them Cal Loa AnI_ CA 90007 Santa Ana, CA 92705

California Ddta I<....s..n

700 HiJprd Ave.. 1600 SiI"er Dd Rd.. Sept 1 24. '7 1 U.c.L.A. Loa Ancdes. CA 9002" L&Fa)'dte, CA 945-19

California EPIiIoa SUI DiCCO State CoD..

SOlO eou,.. PIoce SUI Dieco, CA 92115

6366 Park Ridre Blvd SUI 0;.., CA 92120 St-pt '71

California Zeta Carole Wade 763 Camlao Peec:ade:ro 1211 Cnatbrook Place Sept. 4, '7 1 UBi". of Cal, Santa Barb. Goleta. CA 9JOI7 Au.beim, CA 92105

Alumnae Club Chairmen

FOR 1971-72 RUSHING SEASON

• lodicltn the nlme of the MW chairman wu not t'Kcind, .tMJ the name 01 the Oub President is listed.

CONNECTIOfT

Avon (Sec Hlrtford, Ct.)

Brsnford (See New H .ven.a. Ct.)

Bloomfield (See Hartford. l..t., Cheshire (See New Ct.) eo. Cob (See Southern faidiCld County. Ct.)

O.rico. (See Southem Fairfield County. Ct.)

East liartford (See Manchester, Ct . )

Eut Haven (See New H aven, Ct.)

Elmwood (See H.rtford, Ct.)

En6cld (See M.ncbdter. Ct .)

Fwlicld (See Southern Fairfidd Ctr .)

Farminaton (See H.rtfo rd, Ct.)

Glastonbury (See M.nchester, Ct.)

Gtlnby (See H.rtford. Ct.)

Greccwicb (See Southern r.ir6e1d County. CI ' )

Gui lord lSee New Hafttl, Ct )

Hamden See New H n eo , Ct.) H.rtford See H .rtford. Ct.)

M.nchester (See Manchater.a. Ct ) MillO! d(Sec New H nm, l,.t,)

MOW'It Carmel (See New H.9t:o , Ct ) New Canun (Sec Southern F.lrfield County, Ct.)

New H en (See New H nen, Ct.)

Newinaton (See H utfo rd , Ct.)

Noroton (See Southern F.imeld County. Ct.)

Northford (See New Hnen. Ct.)

North H.ven (Set: New Haftn Ct ) Norwalk (See Soutbuo F.irfield County, Ct.)

O ld G tttO wich (See Southern F.irfield County, Ct ) (Sec New HaYa!, Ct.)

Rid&dicld (See'Soutbcr"n FaUidd Cty ) lti9t:rside (See Southern f.l[6dd County. Ct.)

Rockville ISee 'Mancheste r, a ) Simsbwy Sce H.rtford, Ct )

Somers (See Mancbdtu, C.)

South Wind.,r (See Manchcster, Ct,) St.mford (See Southe.m fairfield County, Ct). Storrs, Ct. (Sec M ancbcstcr, 0 ) W.lhn«ford (St:e New H.ven, Ct.) West H.rtfo rd (See H.rtford. Ct.)

Wat H.ven (Sec New H.ven Ct , ) Watoo (5« Southem fainw:ld County, Ct.)

WatPOrt (St:c Southern fairfield County, Ct,)

Wethcmeld (See H.rtford, Ct ) Wihoo (See Southcm F.irfield County. Ct )

Windsor (See Hartford. Ct.)

Woodbrida:e (See New Haven, Ct.)

MAINE

BarllOr (See Easttrn M.ine 1

Biddeford (See Portl.nd. Maine)

Btt'Wer (St:c Easlern Maine)

Cumberland Center (See Portl.nd Me ) Cumberl.nd Mills (Sec Portland, Me.)

Gray (See Portland. Me,)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Gotham (Set Portland. Me .)

Old Town (See Eastern MUM)

Orono (See Eastern Maine)

Portland (5« Portland. Me .)

Saco (Set Portbnd, Me.)

Scarborou,:b (Sec Portland, Me )

Soutb Portland (Sec Portland, Me .)

Stilh.,.ter (See Saltern Mainc)

ViU3,Ce of Hampden (See Eastern Ma ine)

Westbrook (See Po rtl and, Me .)

Windham (Sec: Pord.nd. Me.)

YllmoUtb (See Portland. Me.)

MASSACHUSETTS

Adana (See Berkshire, MIss )

Andover (See Greller Boston, M )

Adin,cton (See Grelter Boston, Mus .)

Auburndale (See West SubwbaD Boston, Mm.)

Bedford \* Gteltu Boston, Mw .)

Belmont Sec Grelter BostOtl. Mus.)

Bukshlte (See 8crtuhire. Mus.)

BeYcri., (See Greater Boston, M /

Boston (See Greater Boston, Mus

Brewster (Sec: Cape Cod

Bri,hton (Sec West Suburban Boston. MUI,)

Brockton (See Greater Boston, MUS'l

Braintree (See G rtaler Boston, Mlu

Brookline (See Greller Boston. Man Burli",ton (See Grutcr Boston, Mus.)

Cambndae (See Glfttcr Boston, Nap.)

Cheshire (See Bcrbbire, Mus.)

Chestnut Hill (See Wnt Suburban Boston. Mus.)

CohUKt (See Greater Boston, Mas•. )

Dalton (See Bcrkshirr, Mass )

Dedham. (5«: West Subuiban &ston, Mus.)

Dorchemr (See Gftater Boston, Mus )

Eastham. (See Cape Cod. Mus.)

Everitt (See Greater Bot:to n , M )

Framincham (Sec We.t Suburban Boslon, MaSl.)

Great Burinaton (See: Berkshire, MUI .)

Hancock (See Berkshire. Mass .)

Hinlham (See Greater Boston, Mw:.)

HinJdale (See Berkshire, ),(I.SI .)

HouJltonic (See Berkshire, Mu• )

Hydc Pirie: (St:c Greatcr Boston. Mas•. )

Jamaica Plains (Sce Grelter Botton, )(I.SI.)

Lant'lboro (See: Berkshire Mas•• )

Lee (See Berkshire. Mus.)

uno. (See Berks hire, Mass .)

Luin«ton (See Greatcr Boston, Mass.)

Lincoln (See Wat Suburban Boslon, l-hu )

lynn (See Greater Bolton, Ma )

M ldcn ( S« Greattr Boston. lola )

M.rblcht:ad (See Gtcatet Boston , Ma•. )

M.rshfield (See Gre.tet Boston, Mass )

Medford (See Greater Boston. MaA .)

MeI"* (See Greater Boston, lola•• )

Milton (Sce Gruter Boston, M , )

N.tick (See Wat Suburban Boston. Maa . )

Club. and Chairmen

H.rtford, Ct.-Mrs . E E. Hamilton , 2U S. Main St., West H.rt · fo rd, Ct. 06106

M.nchesttr Are., Ct.-Mrs , Raymond D 'Attilio. 42 Zimmer Rd ., E. Hanford Ct 06118

New Ct.-Mn. Paul Ove:rcbudr: 119 M.rino Dr , Milford, Ct.064<O

Southern F.irfield County, Ct,-Mn. G.ry F.m , to Rainbc)., Dr , Rinnide, Ct. 06878

Eistern M.ine-Mrl Stephen Buzzell. 203 N. 4th St , Old T()OtVn Me C)4.468

Portl.nd, Me ,-Mrs P A W.dswortb, 69 Allen A ve" Ext" FaI· mouth, Me. 0410'

Needham (See Wat Suburban Boston. Mass .)

Newton (See Wat Suburban Boston, Mus.)

Newton Ceom (See West Suburban Bostoo, MISI.)

Newton Hiablanda (Sec West Suburb.n Boston , MUI .)

NewtonVille (See West Suburban Boston. Mus.)

North Adams (See Berkshire, Mus.)

North6cld \See Tri·St.te Area, VI.)

Norwood See Wat Suburban Boston, MUI.)

Orle.ns (See Cape Cod MUI.)

Pittsfield (See Be rbhire. Man.)

Quincy (Sec Gre.ter &Jton. Mu, )

J(andolpb (Sec Gre.ter Boston. Mass )

Re.dina (See Greatu Boston. MISI.)

Revere (5«: Gre.ter Boston, M '

Rockl.nd (5«: Greater Boston. M )

Salem (Sec Greater Boston. Mass.) ..

Sindwich (See Cape Cod. Mw )

Somc.rville ISee Grealc.r Boston, MIU,/

SqUlntwD See Gre.tt r Bostoo, M

StOckbridae (See Berkshire. M )

Sioneham (See Greater Boston, Mass )

Swampscott (See Gre.ter Bosto n, Mus )

Wlban (Sec Greater Bostoo, M ass.)

W.kdeld (See Gruter Boston, Mu.s )

W.lpole (Sec Suburbia Boston , M.u )

Waltham (See Greater Boston, Mus, )

W.tertown (Sec Greater Boston, M ) (See Suburbln Boston, Mass.)

Wellesler (See West Subwban Boston Mass )

Wellesley Hill. (Set Wat Subwb.n Bos· ton. MUI ) West Denni. Cod. M )

West Newton (See West Suburban &510n. Mus.)

Wnton (See West Suburban Boston Mass.)

Wat Rou,ulJ (See Greater Boston. Mus .) West Yarmoulh (See Clpe Cod. Mm ) Westwood (See Wat Suburbln Boston, Mass ,)

Weymouth (See GlUier Boston. Map.)

Williamstown (Set Berkshire. Mm )

Winchcster (St:c Greater Bostoo, Mus .)

Winthrop (See Gre.ter Boston, Mils .)

Wobum (See Gre.ter Boston , Mill .) Yarmouth Poct (See Cape Cod, M )

NOVA SCOTIA

O.rtmouth Nov. Scoti. (See Halifn Nova Scoti •• C.nad.)

H.lifaa:, No Scotia (See H.lif N ,S Can.d.)

llHODE ISLAND (.11 towns) (See R.hode bl nd Oub)

BcrIcshire Countyr M - Mrs Andrew Campoli, 100 Common· _.lth Aft PirtJfic.ld, Mus 01201

c. "COO I M.ss. (Pi Phi Pocle:et)-Mrs. Siamund Ficek. P O , Boll 964, Or e.ns. Mus. 026'3 Grutcr Botton, M -Miu Rooda Gamble, 14 Middle St., Be • edy. Mus Ol9U Wat Suburban Boston. M -Mrs Curtis C A llen. 10 Jean RCMd , Lclli"lton, loll". 02173

Halit N , S., Canad.-Miss Mall' Lamb, 1142 S. Park St H.Jj · flI, NS.• Can.d. Rbode- blaod-Mn E N Montes;, 183 Mat.Jx.soo lld .• B.rrina· ton, R 1. 02106

NEW HAMPSHIRIE

Keene (5« Tn-State Aft_, Vt.)

Pctr.rboroU&h (See Tri·Stall: Atn, Vt .)

NEW YORK

AlbaoJ (See Albany, N.Y.)

AlpllUl (See Schenectady, N.Y.)

Altamont (Sec AlbanJ N.Y.)

Amenia (See Mid·H.o V&!ICT. N.Y,) ",.w", (Soc W"tcbatu Cow>tr. N.Y.)

Atmottk (See Watcbatcr County. N Y.)

A'ftrill Park (See Albany N Y.

Bald.-in ( See LoOC lJ,(and.No rth N Y )

DaJlston Lake (See: Scbenerud,. Bardonis (5« Rockland Countyl N Y

aeacon (5« Mid Hudson Vallt'J'. N .• ) (Su Watchesta', N.Y ) (See 10111 hland·North Shore, N Y.)

Bdhplac: (See Looa Islaad North Shore , N Y.)

B.luwlt (Sec R.ockland County, N Y .)

Boston (See Bu11'-Jo. N Y,) Briardiff' ).hnor (Set Wettt:bestu County, N Y.)

Briahton (See Rochester. N Y .) BroCkport (See Rocbater. N.Y.)

Brnn:nillc (Su WCltcbutcr County, N.Y.)

Brooklyn (Su New York OtJ. N.Y.)

8u1"lo (See Buffalo. N Y .)

Camillus (Set: S)'nCUlC. N Y , )

Centerport (Ser Lone lslancl·'North Shore N.Y )

(Set WatchutEr County, (See BuJf.l0 N Y )

Chili (Se-e llocMstcr. N ,Y.)

Cburch"'ilIc (Sft' Rocht-ttC!l N .Y . )

a.rena (Set Bull"llo".N T.)

Cohoes (See Alb.ny. ",.Y.)

Cold Sprina (See Mid kud.too V.lley, N Y .)

Cold Sprina H.rbor (ke Lona lIIandNorth ShOrr, N Y )

Colomc (See Albanr,' "N Y .)

Conac.rs (See R ock .nd County, N Y )

Crestwood (See Westchestf:c County. N.Y )

Cross·Jtiftr (See Westcbcsttr County. N.Y )

Croton F.us (See County. N.Y )

Cmton-on-Hucbon (Ste Watcbestrr Coun· ty, N.Y. )

Crugen (See Westchester. County, N Y.)

Delmar (See Albany N.Y )

Depew (See Bdalo, N Y )

Dnb, (See Rufhln, N Y )

De Witt (See Syncusec.lJ Y ) Dobbs Pc", (See westcbcster County. N Y.)

East Autor. (See Bufalo. N.Y.)

E.utchater (See Wtstcbatu County. N.Y.)

East GrunbUJh (See Albany, N Y .) East Patc:hocue (Set Lone IsI.nd -North N Y )

E.st Rochester (See Rocheskr.:.N Y ) un Syracuse (See Srr&CUJe, ",.Y )

EQelUYille (See Buff.lo N.Y.)

Elm. (See Bidfalo. N.Y )

Elmsford (See Westcbesttt County. N Y )

Elnora (See Albany. N Y .)

Elsmerr (See Albany. N Y )

FaifJlOrt (Set Rochester. N Y )

F.rminadale (See Lone Island·North N Y.)

F.yetteVllle (See SyHCUJe. N Y,)

Peura Bush (See Alb.oy N 'Y'l

Pishkill (Sft Mid Hudson V. ley NY,)

Ploral P.rk (See Lona Island·North Shore. N Y .)

Fort Erie {See Rdalo. N Y )

Pranklin Scauare (Sft Lo.,. Island·North Shorr, N Y )

PlfttIOrt (See Lon&: Wand North Shore N Y )

G.rden City (See Lon.a Island North Shore N.Y )

Glm Co-u (See l.onc Island-North Shore. N.Y )

Glenmont (See Albany. N Y )

lETA PROVINCE

Goldm'. Brid&e (See Wotc:be:tkr County N Y )

Grand bl.nd (See BuIf.lo !"l Y )

GuiJded.nd (See Albany, N Y.)

Hambw-, (See W.lo, N Y )

Harn.on (See Westchester County. N Y )

H.rtsdale (See Westcbatu Cogoty, N.Y.)

Hutincs-on -Hgdson (See Westchoter County. N.Y. )

H.ventra (See Ilodtl.od County, N Y )

H thome (See Weskbeste:c County, N Y.)

Hempste.d (Set Lona Island-North Shorr N.Y.)

Henrietta (See locbesttr, N Y.)

Hillburn (See lockland County, N Y )

Hicksville (See Loaa Island·North S&Ore, N.Y.)

HoU.ad (See W.lo. N.Y )

Honeoye P.II. (See N Y ) (See Lona IsI.nd North Shore N .Y .

Hr4e .rk (See Mid ·Hudson Vallry, N.Y.)

ItTinatoft -o n . Hudson (See Westchester County. N Y )

Katonah (See Westchatt-r County, N.Y )

KenlDOR (See Stlll"llo, N.Y.)

Kinpton ISee Kid·Hudson Valley, N.Y )

Lancuter See BuJfal?!. N Y )

LaKhmont (See westcbqter County, N Y.)

Latham (See Albany N,Y.)

Lnitto n (See Lona hl.nd ·North Sboce, N Y )

Le.,ilboro (See Westchakt CowItJ, N Y .)

Locuot V.U" (Soc Lona Id,"' Nort" Short, N.Y.)

Loudonville (See Alb.ny, N Y.)

Lynbrook (See Lone bl.nd·North Shore, N.Y.)

M.m:JoO (See :lochcster N.Y )

Mamaroneck (See Couoty, N.Y.)

M.nhaAd: (PiandCllDe) (See Lon.a Ul.nd· North N Y.)

Mum. (See Buf.lo N Y )

M.rion (See Rochester. N Y )

M (Set Lon&: bland North Shore, N Y.)

Mattydlle (See S),rlCWt, N Y )

McKnownville (See Alb.n, N Y )

Merrick: (See Lon&: W.nd North Shore, (See Mid·Hudson Valley, N.Y )

MiII.,ood (See Westchester Couoty, N Y.)

Mo heaan t.ake (See Westchester County, N Y.)

Monfle'( (See Rockland County. N Y )

Montlose (See We.tchester (Agnt)', N Y.)

Mt KilCO (See: Westchester County, N Y.)

Mt Vernon (Sc-e Westchester County. N Y .)

Mumrord (Set R.ochatt.r N Y.)

Nanuet (See Iockl.nd County, N Y '

New City (See Iockl.nd County. N Y .)

New Hyde P.rk (See Lona: bland·North Shore. N Y )

New Ilocbelle (See Westchester County N Y.)

New Scotlaod (See Alb.o)', N Y )

NewtofIfllle (See Albanyl..N.Y )

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

Niskayun. (Set Schenectad, N Y ) North Syracuse (See S,racuse. N.Y.)

NfackJSee Ilockland Count)'. N Y .)

Orchil Pad:: (See: Buffalo N Y ) (See Rocklaod County, N Y )

Ouinu,- (See Wtlkhater County. N Y .)

Ontt-r B.y (Set Lona bland·North 'N Y )

Palisades (See ltockl.nd County. N.Y ) P linjf (See Mid·Hudson ValkJ, N.Y ) had Riftr (See Rocld.ncI Count)'. N.Y )

PedukiIJ (See Westchem:r County N Y )

Pelham (See Wettthester County. N Y ) Pelham 'N.nor (See Count)'. N Y )

Pt:nfield (See Ilochestu N Y.)

Piermont (See Ilockl.nd County, N Y ) Pittsford (See l«:hater, N.Y.)

P1.inview- (See Lo"l Island·North Shorr, N Y.)

P1euantrille (Set: Watcbeste.r County, N Y .)

Pomon. (See Ilockland Count)' N Y .)

Port Cbestu (See Wntcbestu County. N.Y.)

Port W'uhinaton (See Lon&: bland Nortb Shore, N.Y" (See Mid·HudlOn Vallry, .....J·)Ili.... (Soc W_tu Countr. N.Y.)

Putc:bue (See Westchester County. N.Y )

Red Hook (See Mid HudlOn v.nry, N Y.)

Renuelaer (Set: Albany, N Y '

Rmon! (Soc 5< Rhineb.a (See Mid· udsoft V.Ury, N Y.)

Itocbatu (Socllocha' N.Y.)

ltoslJ.1l (See Lon& bland.North Shore, N Y )

Rye (See Westchester County, N Y.)

SCuborouah (See Watcbestu County. N.y./.

Sa"'" <JSee W'estthakr Couotyl.N Y ) 5<henect.o y (So< 5<.........dy, N . r.)

5<ot;. (Soc 5< -..dy. N.Y )

Scottsville (Seoe Rochestec, N Y )

Shrub o.k (See: Westchester County. N.Y.)

Skaneateles (See S)'t'IC\IK N Y )

Slinaedands (See Alban'l N Y.)

Sioatsbur& (Sft Jlock1l.t1G County, N Y .)

Snrdtt (See BuI.l o. N.Y.)

Somen {See Westchester County, N Y '

Soutb Ny.cIr: (See Rock.Iana County. N Y )

South Salem (See Westche.ter County. N.Y.)

Spencerport (See Rocbesttt, N.Y )

Sprin« V.llry (See RockI.nd County, N Y )

5tateo bland (Sf,e New York City. N.Y.)

Ston, Point (See Jlockland County,.N Y )

Suf[em (See Ilockl.nd County. N T )

S)'OSk't (See Lona bland·North Shore. N.Y )

T.lIm.n (See llockI.nct County, N Y.)

T.rryto1m (See Watcbestrr County. N Y.)

ThomwOod (See Wutc:batu County, N.Y.)

Ton nd. (See AINny, N Y.)

Turk.hoe (See 'WeftChnter CounI'J,.N Y )

Tapp.n (See RockJand County. N. T.)

Upper Nyack (See R.ockland County, N Y.)

Valhan. (See Westchester County, N Y.)

Valley Cottqe (See Rockland County. N Y .)

Vallry Stre.m (See Lon& Islaod North 5ho"'l N Y.)

Victor See Rockland Couoty, N Y )

VoorbecS'fiUe (See: Albany N Y )

Waccabuc (See Watchester County. N.Y.)

Wales (See Bulfalo N.Y '

Wan.kah (See 8ullio. N".Y )

Wappingers Falll (See Mid lfudJOn Val · ley. N Y )

Wusaic (See Wid Hudson N .Y . )

Waleo-Iiet (See Alb.ny, N Y )

Websm- (See ltDcheste:r N Y '

WestburY (See l.oo.a" 'isl.nd·North Shore. N Y .)

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

West: Seneca (See Buff.lo , N Y )

White Plains (See Westchester County, N Y )

William,viUe (See Buffalo N Y .)

Win«daJc (See Mid -Hudson Valley, YonkersY.) (See Westcbater County N Y .)

Yorktown Hei.J:hts (See Westchester County, N Y )

QUEBEC

Baie O'u de. Quebec (See Montre.l Que. bec, Caoda)

BeacOOsfield, Quebec (See Montreal , Que. bec Can.d.)

Be.urep.in, Quebec (Sec Mantra), Qut M<, Can.d.)

Cotr St. be Quebec Montreal, Que bec, unad.)

Don.I, Quebec (Sec Montnll, Quebec. Canada)

Ihmpsteacl (See , Montre.I, Que. bec, Can.da)

Lachine\ Qutbec: (See Montreal. Quebec. Can.aa)

Mootfe.l. Quebec (5« Moooul , Quebec, Canad.)

Montnll, West, Q\aebe< (See Mo ntre.I, Quebec, Cantas)

Outrtmont. Quebec (See Montreal, Que.

bee, Canld.)

Pointe CI.iff, Quebec (Sec Montreal, Qut bec Canld.)

Sle. Anne de Quft,« (Sec Montreal , Oue'bcc, ClR.d.) St. Laumll, (See Moom.l. Que. bec, Canada)

Smneyilltt Quebec (See MOtItre.l, Quebec. Can.d., Stuthmore. Quebec (See Montrell, Que. h«. Can.da)

Ta-n of Mount I.or.I. Quebec (Sec Montreal. Qud»ec Canld.)

V.loi.. Quebec (See Monm.l, Quebec. Canld.)

Club a nd Cha irmen

Albany, N.Y.-Mrs. Charles V. PlmlIDlna, )9 McKinley' Dr., Del· mar, N.Y. 120).

BuHalo, N.Y.-Mrs. AlIm T. O'Donnell, 2&40 Girdle Rd .• Elma. N.Y. UO)9

lone Island·North Sbo«. N.Y -Mrs Brewster B. JGnJ. )7 Huntinaton Rd Garden City, N.Y. 11BO

Mid·Hudson Valle." N Y.-Mrs J. Baker, 26 Sharon dr Pou&bkeftnie, N Y. 12601

New "VOR City, N.Y.-Mrs. Marcia J. P",liea, B6 Port Wash· ington Ave , New York Cill N Y. 1003) Fort "Washincton, Ave .• New Yorle Cill, N.Y. 10033

Watmount, Quebec (See MootRal , Que· h«, Can.d.ti)

VEllMONT

Bellow. Palls (See Bn.ttltboco VL) 8cnni.,.ton 1* Bnttltboco. VI .)

Br.tt1d1o,o See Buttleboco. VI .}

Budinaton (See Burli"lIOo, VI ) Chulotle (See 8urlin,ton. VI )

Essex Junction (See BurJin,ton\ VI.)

Sbclbwne (See Burlinatoo. Vt

South (See BwliQ8toa, Vt .)

Undnhill (5« Burli toa. Vr )

WiListon (5« Burlinatoo, Vt ) Winooski (See Budinatoa. Vt.)

R.ocIcJ.and Couoty !IJ Y.-Mrs. W. Jeff Powdl. 30 Eutbourne Or .• Sprin& VaU_Cf' N.Y 10977 Schenectady. N.Y.-Mrs. ROJ E. Bums, Jr. 1«0 Keyes Aw. , Schenectady, N.Y. 12309

SyflCUJe, N Y -Mrs. lohn Roesam. Nob Hill. Apt. 320, 111 Lafayette Rd ., Jamenille, N Y 13078

Westcbester CoUDll. N Y -Mrs. Jenrunas T. Smith. 971 Edaewood Ave" Pelham ."f.nor, N Y. 1080} Montrul", Quebec\ Canada-Mrs. J. M. 0.,"100. 192 losc::dale Ave., ocaconWe d, '80. Que. Can ·Burlinatoo. Vt.-Mrs Colin Lindbe.ta, 3)2 Colchester An., Burlinatoa. Vt. 0)-401 ROCbattf: N.Y.-Mrs. Tboaw Dunham, 121 Moseley' Cir.• Pairport, N Y. 1 .,0

Brattleboro, Vt. (Pi Phi Pocket:)-Mfl. Oo1l&Iu PlOIt, •• Hiab St , Brattleboro, Vt. 0)301

GAMMA PROVINCE

DELAWARE

State of Delawue (Set Wilmin&ton. Del.)

DlSTRJCT OP COLUMBiA

Wasbinaton, D.C. (5« Wubio&ton, D.C.) MARYLAND

Baltimore (See Baltimore Md.)

Bethesda (See MU)'laad.D.C. Suburb.a)

Bowie (See M.".laod-D.C. Subwbaa) C&mp Sprinc (Sft Prince Georae Counll) Catonn-tlle (See Baltimore, Md.)

CheY)' Chak (Sec M.ryland·D C. SubUl'"n)

CocIce11't'illc (See BaitilDOl'e, Md.)

Collece Park (Sec M.".aod D C. Subur· b.nl

OunJdalk (See Baltimore. Md.)

Euo (See: b.ltimore, Md.)

Porestville (Sec Prin« GeotR;e County') Gaithcubur. (Sec M.".land·D.C. Subur· b )

Gncnb<h (s.. friDa Gco<ft eo.....,) Hillcrat Jieiabts (See lJrince Gcorac Coon",)

H1attsvilfe (S« M."land.D C. Suburbao) Kensinaton (See M.".land·D.C. Suburban) Kettrrin. (See Prince Geot,c Counll) LutMrville (Sec B.ltimOft, Md ) Oxon Hall (Sec Pnnce Geor,e Couaty) Pikesville (5« BaitilDOf'e: Md ) Popom.c (See: Ma"land·D.C. Suburban) Rockville (See: MU)'I.nd-D C, Suburban) Ruxton (Sec Baltimore. Md )

Seabrook (See Prince Gcot,e County) Silnr SpeUIi (See Maryland D C Subw:"0)

Suitland (Sec Prince Geor,e County)

Timonium (Sec B.ltimore, Md.)

Towson (See Baltimore. Md.)

Upper Montaoma'J' County (See WU"J'Laod. D .C. Suburban)

Wbeaton (See Maryland.D C Suburb.n) NEW JERSBY

Allend.le (Sft RidJcwood, N J )

AllmhW'st (5« Jcne., Shore, N.J ) "'bbu<y P"k (S« 1"", S N J I

AUanbC Hilhlands (Sft jetsq' Shon, N.J.)

Ayon.by.thc·Sea (Set: Shore N J .)

Baski", Ridie (See No. Mrs. Stettler)

Belm.r (5« JerKJ Shore N J )

8crltclcr Hel.hts (5« No. N J ., Mrs Miller)

8crnardlYille (See No N J , Un Stcttler)

Caldwell (See No . N .J., "n . Riccarddli)

Ced.r Gron (Sec No N.J ., Mrs Miss.t· -)

Chatham (See No. N.J., Mn Bartlett) Col" N.a (S« J...., Sh.... N/ .)

eonycot Starioa (Set "No. N Mrs Roth)

Cranford (See No. N.J., Mn. Miller) nul (s.. 1"", Sb." N.I.)

De:oyiUc (See No N.j., Mrs. Stettler)

Doyer (Sec No. N.J., Mrs. Steetlu)

Eatontown (Sec Juser Shore, N J )

Eoa:lilhtown (See JerIC1 Shore, l'l.).)

Essex Felli (See loJo. N.J., Mrs. IGccardelli)

Pair Hnen (See: Jerte)' Soon, N/.)

Fair Lawn (See 1tldaewood. N.J

F.nwood (See No. N.J •• Mfi. -"tiler)

Farmilll:dale (Sec Jewr Sho«, N J.)

Florh.m Park (See No. N J., Mo Stctt· I,,)

Port Monmouth (See JU1C1 Shore. N J.)

Freehold (5« Jcrse1 Shore. N J )

Pranklia u.kcs (See Rid.tcwooC5, N.J.)

Glen Ridie (Sec No. N:J., Mrs. Missi· (Sec Ridaewood,

Hackensack (Sec Ri ",ood, N J.

Hasbrouck Hciahu Rid,"" • N.J )

Hiahlandl (Sec Jcrser Shore, N ) )

Holmdel (See Jmey Shore, N.J )

Ho-Ho·Kus (Sec Rid,ewood N' J.)

Howell (Sec Juser Shore, N.J.)

Linaoft \Sec JerIC1 Shore, l'I.J.)

Little Pal I (Sec No N J • Mrs }fiuimcr)

Little Silftr (Sec Jeney Shore, N J )

lolli: Bunch (See Jene1 Shore, N.J.)

LiYinaston (See No N J , Mrs. EaJtlDaa)

Madison (See No. N.J .• Mrs. Stettler)

Mahwah (Sec N J )

Manasquan (Sec ene1 ShOl'e. N J )

Maplewood (See o. N J • Mrs . Stettler) ,",,11>0<0 (S« j"'" S N J )

Mltaw.n (See ene-r Shore. N J )

Mendham (5« No. NJ" Mrs. Stettler)

Mctuchen (Sec No. N , Mrs. Miller)

Middletown (Sec )ene1 N J )

Midland Puk (5« Rida • tI J ' L

Milburn {Sec No N J ., Mn Stettler

Monmouth Bea.ch (See JHSCT Shore. .J.)

Mootclair (See No N . , Mrs. Miuimu)

Morris Pi.iN (See No N.J Mrs Roth)

Morristown (See No N J., Mrs Roth)

Mountain Labs (5« Nn N J ., Mrs. StrItIc,)

Mountainside (See No N J ., Nrs Millu)

Muna1 Hill (See No N J Mrs Mihalik)

Neptune (See JttJe)' Shore, N J )

New Proyidencc (Sec No. N J., Mrs Mi. halik)

New Shrl'Wsbury (See Jent')' Shore. N J .)

North Caldwdl (Sec No N.J Mn lie· cardelli)

North Piain!i.e:ld (See No. N J , Mrs Mil· 1«)

Nutley' (See No N.J Mrs Missimer)

Oakhurst (See Jeney Shott, N J.)

Oill.ad (S« lldoewood. N J.)

0« (S« 1...., S N J )

Oceanport (Sec JcrJe)' Shen. N.J ) acaddl (Sec Rid,ewood N.J.)

Parsippany (See No. NZ" Mrs. Stettler) Plaiaficld (Sec No. N Md. Princeton (Sec No. N , Mfl. Millu) Ramser (See lid.ewood. N.J.)

Red Bank (Sec JC!U7 Sbore, N.J . ) Ridaowood (S« R;........ Riyer Edae (See Rid&nrOOd, N ) Roebwa1 (See No. N.J , Mo. tettlu) ROkl.nd (Sec: No N.J., Mrs. I.icuddli)

RumJOn (Sec Jcrsey. Shoee:, N.J.) Saddle Ri'ftr (See Ridaewood., N J )

Scotch Plains (See No N J .• Mrs. Miller) Short Hills (Sec No. N J., Mrs. MacKin· 000)

ShrewJbury (Sec JUIC'f Sbore, N J ) SomlDCrYille (Sec No. N.J. Mrs. Miller)

South Plainfield (See No. N.J., Mrs. Mil· ler)

S,n Lob (S« I....,. Shott. N'I ' )

Summit (Sec No. l-l.J , Mn Her

Upper Montclair (Sec No. N.J Mrs. Miuimer)

Upper Saddle JljvCT (See RidR;cwood, N.J ) Veron. (Sec No. N J ., Mrs. MilSimu)

Waldwide lSec RidCewoocl. N J .)

Wall (See Cl"KY Sho«, N J.)

\Vat Caldwell (Sec No. N.J .• Mrs Riardelli)

Westfield (See No. N.J Mn. Miller)

West aranac (See No . N .J . , Mrs. Stettler) W... Lone. Bacb (S« J"", Sho". N J )

WnW (Sec RidaewoOd. N J )

PENNSYLVANIA

Abinadon (See PhIladelphi.-Maine Line, Pa.)

Aldan (See Philadelpbia.Delco, Pa.)

AIliJOn Park (See PmSbW',h. Pa )

Ambler (See Ithiladelpbia.Main Line, Pa.)

Aspinw.1I (Sec PitUbur,h, Pa ) 8.la C1nW)'d (Sec Philadelpbia.Main Une, Pa.)

Ibldwin (See PittJbu'lb.South Hills. Pa.)

Buyer (Sec PittsburJb Pa.)

Bayer ,.1Is (See Pa \ 8clkfonte (Sec State: Colleae. P• • Bcnr-rn (See Philadelphi.-Main liM, Pa )

Bethel (See Piusbw,h South Hill., Pa.)

Boalsbur'h (See State Collc.c, Pa )

Braddock (See Pittsbutah. Pa.)

Brentwood (See Pittsburab·Soutb Hills, Pa.)

Bri.Yille (See Piltlhu,.h-Soutb Hills, Pa )

Broomall (See Philadelphia Delco, Pa.)

IkTn Mawr (5« Philaddphia.Main line, PL)

Camp Hill ( See HurisbWJ-Carlisle. fa )

Ca rli sle ( Sec Harrisb u ra -CI rlislc:. Pl..)

CaCDCJic ( See P itbb urah ·Soutb Hills. P l..)

Chart.e n Val ley ( 5« Pi ttsbu qb ·South Hills Pl. .)

Cheltenham ( See Phi l.dtlphi • •Main line P•• )

Chater ( See Philadelphia Delco, Pa )

Co ttn i.llc (See Phil.delphia.Delco, ):I•• )

Crnwrd (See Pbilade.lphi. Main line, P,. )

D

UD n ( See Philadelphia -Maine Line, Pl. )

Dormont (See Pitubullb·South Hills, Pl. )

Dresher (See Philadelphia . Maio Line , "

Orne·1Hill (See Philadeiphia.Delco, Pl. )

Erdenheim ( See Philadelphi••Maio Line, PI )

Edgewood (See: Pittsburgh , P • )

Fl ourtown (See Phibdelphi ••M.in Une. ., )

Port Washinaton (See Philadelphi a- Main Line. P• )

Po x Chapel (See Pituburlh Pl. )

Glensh a. (See Pittsbuqh. PI )

Glcn li de ( See Philadelphia.Mai n line. P•• )

Gr.dyvilJe (See Phil delphia -Delco, Pa )

Grerntree ( See PituburJ;h South Hills Pa. )

Huriibur, ( See HarrisbW1-Carlislc, Pa )

H a tboro (See PhUaddphia-Main Pa. )

H averford ( See Philaddphia -Main liM, " j Pa )

Hershey ( See Harrisbww-Carlisle, Pa )

Jarrcttown (See Philadelphia Main line, P a. )

Jenkintown (See Philadelphia -Main liM, " j

Kennett Square (Sec Philadelphia -Delco, Pa ) (See Philadelphia-Maio Pa ) (See Pa )

Umon t ( See Sta tt Co llqe , Pa.)

Lemoyne: ( Sec Harrisb ura -Ca d isle, Pa.) kw isbura ( 5ft Cen tral PcM$J'I ,..ni a, lima ( See Ph ilacklphia- DekoJ, Pa . )

Mc.Mwray (Sec PittsbUI,b -;)(luth Hills P•. ) ( Sec Pitub u rah , Pa )

Mechlnlclbwa ( See Hllrisbwa -Catiisle , Pa . )

Med ia ( Sec Philadelphia -Delco, Pa )

Merion Station ( Sec Philadelphia Main P• )

MiddltbuQl: ( Sec Central hnOlJI ,..n ia , (Sec emtral Peoruyhania, Pa ) , M ilton ( See Ccntrtl PcnRs,:lyania, Pa,)

Mt Cannel (Sec Central PennlJlvania, Pa. )

Mt I.cbano n ( Sec Pittsbwah·South HiUs, P a .)

Moyl a n (Sec Phil. delphia -Delco , Pa. )

Nllbcth (8ft Philadelphia -Main Line, Pa. ) New Cumberh nd (Set Hllrisbw, Cariis le, Pa )

Newtown Squm (Sft Philadelphia-Delco, Pa )

N o rth Hilla (Sec Philadelphia -Main Pa. )

N o rthumberland ( See Cmtral Pcnruyl,..nia, Pa ' l

Oakmont 8ft Pittsbwrh, Pa .)

Oreland ( See Philadelphia Main LiM Pa )

Paoli (Sec Line Pa ) Pc rl'JlYille (See Pitubura;h Pa )

Pcten Township (Seoe Pittsbutlth South WlIs, Pa )

Pine Gro ve Mills (See State Collqe Pa ) PittsbWJh ( See either Pittsbura;b , Pa , ot Pittsbut3h South Hills Pa )

Pleaunt Hills (See Pitb:bwah.South Hilb Pa )

Radnor (Sec Philadelphia Main line, Pa ) Roselyn Parms (Sec PittsbUllh South Hills. Pa.)

Club. and Chairmen

WilmillJ'ton, Del.-Mrs Ronald Pleck, Cardiff Dr., WiImiOC' ton Del. 19810

Washin&ton, D C -Mrs. B J. Pisher. 7801 Old Oeskr Rd Bethesda, Md . Baltimo re, Md .-Mrs G Spencu Lieske. 2308 Kill oran Rd .• Timonium, Md. 21093 Maryland.D C. Suburban : Ge'nerd Cb.im)lo-Mn. C H 11012 Glued La., Km.a· in&tOll, Md 2079' (Kensin,too , Silwr SpriOC)-Mrs George Bruaer, "212 Ambler Dr . , Kenlcln&ton, Md . 2079' (Betbnda, Chevy Chase. Potomac)-Ma C. H. Ciucl. 11012 Glueck La Kens inaton. Md. 2079' G a itbcnbwa)-Mn:. Warren Bennett, 21" Oaktoo Rd .• Galthcnhura;, Md 20760 Camp Spnn&l Laurel, Hyattnillc)-Mn. Donald 01 · mert. '119 Moorlano to • Bethada. Md 2001" Prince Gcoc.e County. Md .-Mrs W R Burkh older, 79B aaud i Or (b:on Hill. Md . 20021

Sbon N.J -Mn Roll LemP. "OJ Rift(' Rd , Pair Haml N J 07701

N o rthern New lerxy : Cbauman--Mrs D. Skttkr, 16 Huron Dr ., Chatham. N J 07928 (Ca ldwell E.uc. Fells Jtos,eland areas)-Mn Michael J..iccar· delli 10 While Oak Rd , Roseland. N.J 07068 ( Chatham area)-Mn PbJlip Bartlett. }6 Susan Dr.• Chatham. N J 07928 (LiYlnaston areal-Mrs. James Eastman, 4" Belmont Dr • liYinastOR, N.J 07039 (Madison af1!a)-Gcneral Chairman (Mo ntclair area)-Mn. R. D Missimer 25 N o rman Rd., Uppet Montclair, N J. 07043 (Morristown af1!a)-Mrs. J. L. Roth, 56 Spring Brook Rd .• Mor· ristown, N J 07960

NORTH CAllOLINA

Chapel HjJJ (&e Chapel Hill N C )

Charlotte (See Charlotte N C.)

Gastonia (See Charlotte, N .C. )

Pittsboro (See Chapel WII, N C.)

VIRGINIA (acludina D C. Ana)

Bon Air (Stt Richmond. Va )

Die Stone Gap (See Blue Ridcc, Tenn . )

Rosemont ( See Philadelphia Mai n line. Pa )

Ru therford HeiJ:h ts ( See: Har risbura -Car. lisle Pa . )

St. David 's (See: Philadelphia Main Line . ,. )

Sewickley ( See: Pithhwah , Pa ) (Sec Phi ladeiphia·Delco P a.)

State Co Utle (See: State Coli• Pa .)

Straft'ord (See Phiiadelpbia·Main Line Pa )

Sunbury ( See: Centn l hnnsJhani a Pa )

Swarthm ore ( Ste Philadelphia Delco Pa.)

Tbornburg ( See: Pi tuburah-South Hil ls, Pa.)

Uppcr Dathy ( Sec Philadelphia Delco. Pa . )

Uppcr St Oair Twp ( See Pittshu ra;h South Hills , Pa. )

Villanova (Sec Philadelphi a- Ma in Line , Pa )

Wallin&:ford (St-c Phil adelpbia·Delco, Pa. )

Wayne (See: line Pa ) West CMster (See Pbil.ddphi a·ve:lco, Pa )

Wilkinsburg (See: Pa )

W ood l.,n (Sec Phibddphla·Oe:lco, Fa )

Williamsport ( See <:tontra! Pe:nnsyl nia Pa )

W illow Gron (See Philaddphia Main Line, PI'l

Wroco te See: Philadelphia Main Line, Pl. )

W,nmoot (Sec Philadelphia . Main Line, Pa )

W.,nnewood (See: Philadelphia Main Line, Pa . )

VIRGINIA (D . C AnA)

Ale:.u..ndria (Sec Northern Va ) (Se:-e Northern Va )

Arl ington (See Nortbun Va . )

PaUs Chuttb (Sec Northern Va.)

Mclean (Sec N orthern Va )

SprinRfield (See: N orthe:tn Va )

Vienna (See Northern Va )

(New PlOyideDU. Murra., Hill ateas)-Mn M Mihalek, "0 Pomt Rd , Murray Hill, N.J 07971 (Summit areal-Mrs. Prank I-Ie." 6) Dr ., Summit, N J 07901

(Short Hills areal-Mrs. Malcolm D. MacKinnon, B,ron Rd Sbort HiIIl, N J 07078 are:a)-Mn Barry MiJler, 68 Watson Rd ., Panwood, N J 07023

N.J .-Mn. G. Asmus, Bo&ert Aw .• wOod N J 07"50 ·unlrai Pcnnsylvania-Mn Arch A Owen, Jr. , 107 S "th St • Le Pa. 178n Pa .-Mn Chules E Jacobs, Willow An Cunp Hill, Pa. 17011

Philadelphia Delco-Mrs J ohn A. J orgenson. ")1 6 Pa i"icw Aye , Newton Square Pa 19073

PhiJ adelpbia -'Main Line-Mrs . Thomas L. Schop ps, III Croton Rd , StrI1ford Wayne P O .• Pa 19087

Pittsbura;h Pa.- Mrs. Geoq:e H. Thompson. 10) 11th St • Oakmoat , Pa. 1)228

PittaburJh South Hilb. Pa -Mn J A Hyslop 26 Academy Ave • Pituburah . Pa. 1)228

State Collqe, PI -Mn Edwin T Suona, Jr , 7"2 Co mwaU Rd • State Colleae. Pa 16801

Northern Vil'linia-Mn. Louis J. Bort:es, 2023 Pranldin Ave. , Mc· Lean. Va. 22101 (Mcuan)-M:rs Betty Pewitt 2022 Franklin Ave • McLeao , Va 22101

(Ale ndria}-Mn. D L. Davidson 6310 Virainia Hills AJe:undria, Va . 22110

(Vienna·Fanl Cbutch)-Mrs Joo Wickwier, 22" Common, Dr.• Vienn., Va 22180

(5prin,,6eldl-Mn Gayin W. 5961 Queenston Rd • Sprina6eld. Va. 22180

(ArJinalonl-Mn Tbomu G Schader. 1400 5 Joyce 51 , Apt. 121" AI in&ton, Va 22202

DELTA PROVINCE

Bri<iJcwatCl' (See Shenandoah Vallcy. VI ) Bristol (Sec Blue Ridac , Tenn / Broadwa, (Sec: Shenandoab Va ley. V • )

Buena Vula (Sec Shen.ndoah Va )

Charlottesville (See: Sbenandoah Valley, Va ) Chesapeake (Scoe Nodolk. Va . ) c.""" 5bt.oa.odoah Vallcy, Va )

Dryden Sec Blpc Edinbwa (Sft Shenandoa b Valley. Va.)

Elkton lSee: Shenandoah Va ) Pisbuvi Ie (See: ShcnaDdoab VallC] Va )

Grottes (See Valle-rl va )

Hampton (St-c Hampton Roads. va )

Hampton Roads (See Hampton l o ads. Va )

HanilOnbura (See Shenandoah Valley, Va )

HiJblaDd Sprinp (Sec Richmond. Va ) Keezletown (See ShcnaDdoah Valley. Va )

All O W OF " UTA 'HI

SbtnaDdoa.h Valler. V•• )

LebaooD (See Blue Ricin. Tenn.)

Luinaton (See She.n.nao.h V.ller Va.)

Unville (See SbtnandOf,h V.UcrJ • VI.)

Lilli., (Sa: Sbm.ndoah Vell". VI )

McGabc7S't'iIIc (See Shenandoah V.Ue,., Va.)

Middletown (See Shenandoah Valley Va )

Mount JacUon (See Sbenandoab valleY. VI )

Newport News (See Hamptoo llo.ct., Va.)

Norfolk (Sec NOtfollr.. Va.)

Penn l.a:ird IS« Shenaodoah VaUc1J. VI.)

Pleu.nt Va 1C'f (Sec Shenandou. vallcy. V •. )

Port lkpublic (See Shenando.h V.llry, Va.)

Richmond (See: R.ichmond, Va.)

Sandston (See Richmond. VI.)

Shenandoah (See Shenandoah VaUt'J. VI.)

SiQJen Glen (See SbcnandOlih VallC)', Va.)

SUuntoD (See Sbe.naodoah Vallcr. VI .) (Sec Sbtnando.h V.lle" VI .)

Wa,nesboro (See Sben.ndo.h V.lltf.t. VI )

WC1U11 Can (See: ShenandOlh Ville, Va )

WillilmJbur. (See Hampton Ro.d Va .)

Vit,inia Stach (See Vir,inia Death, VI )

York County (See Ha.r:nptoo R.ot.ds., Va ) WEST VIRGINIA

Beckley (See Southern Wat VI )

Bethanr (oSte Wheel!"" West VL.()bio V.Uey)

Bluefield (Sec Southern West Va )

Brida(pOrt (Sec Clarklbutl. West Va )

Bristol (Sec Oarbbura._West Va.)

Buckhannon (5ee' OarbbWJ. West Va.)

Chiliutoo (See Chiliestoa. West Va.)

Cl.,bbutJ (Sec Oarbbull. West Va.)

Ounbll \(Scc Charleston. West Va )

Farattm Ie (Sec Southern West Va )

Grafton (Sft: Ollbbul'J. West Va.)

Hinton (See Southern Wat Va.)

Club. and Chairmen

Hill\ N C.-Mn. J. Kemp Jonn. 104 N BoundaIT St • Chapel Hi I N.C. 27)14

Cbarlottr. N C.-Mrs. William McGuire, no Antboor Cir., Char· lotk, N.C. 21211

-Hamptoo Road.!, Va.-Mn. Peebles, 2}2 James ltiwr Dr. Newport NewS Va.2}601 Norfolk. Va -Mrs Pekr SteWart, 1407 Brum-Wick. Ave. Norfolk.. Va.21}01 Richmond. Va.-Mrs. J D. PmMSStT, }O2} Cbamberla,ne Aw., Apt E, Jlicbmood, Va. 21222

Shenandoah Valier, Va.-Mn James B. Hoover. Rt. I, Pomt Hiib, HurisonbulZ. Va. 22101

-Virzinia Beacb, Va .-Mrs. Mark H Scb.citzu, 61H Ta,lor Dr., Norfolk. VI. 21}O2 Cbllieston, W. Va.-Mrs. HItt'J' Brawl", IH4 Bedford Rd.,

FLORIDA

Alichua (See GlinenilJe. FII.)

AJtamook Sprinas (See Orllndo-Wintel Park, Fla )

Apoph (See Orlando-Winkr Park, fl )

Archer (Sft: Gainesville fl.)

Atlantic Beach (See }acbOnville, Fl.)

8al Harboue (See Miami, PI.)

Belleaie (See Clearwakr, PI.)

BoYnton lkach (Sec West Palm Beach. fl.)

BronlOn (Sec Gainesville. FI.)

Broolcee (Sft: GlinenilJe, Pl.)

Cape Canaveral (See Bre rd County. Pl.)

Cape Coral (See Soutbwut. PI.)

Carol City (See Miami, PI.)

Carube:lle (Sft: Tallahassee, PI.)

Cauelberry (See Orlando-Winke Parlr, Pl.)

deatwater (See Oearwater, Fl.)

Clearwatee SHch (Sec Clearwatee, Fl.)

Cocoa (See Brencel County. Pl.)

Cocoa Beach (Sec Brened CoWlty', PI.)

Coconut Grow; (See Miami. Pl.)

Coral Gables (See Fl.)

Dania (Set rl.)

Dartona Beach See Dartona Deh .• Pl.)

Daytooa Beach hom (Sec Daytona Beb ., Pl.)

LcwisbUfI (Sec Southan West Va.)

Lumberport (See Ouksbu.t•• Writ Va.)

MOI,antow n (See Moeaa ntown, West V•. )

Moundsville (See Wbet:linc. West Va .)

Mullem (See Southtm West Va.)

NitlO (See Challuton, West Va )

Oak. Hill (See Southern West Va .)

Philippi (See Clatbbura""West Va.)

Princetoo (See Southern est Va )

Ronccwrtc (See Southern West \)'1.)

St. AlbanJ (Set Charleston, Wat Va .)

Salam (See Clarbbull', West VI )

Shinnston \Sec Clarbbut,. West Va.)

South Chll eston (See Charleston, We.t Va )

Welch (Sft Soutbttn West Va.)

Welt Union (See Oarbbu'W, Writ Va )

Weston (See Clarbbull'. Welt: Va )

Wh«lins (See Wbeelinl, West Va.·Ohio V.u.,.)

White SulphW' (See Southcm West Va )

Charlestown. W. Va. 2BU

OarksbuQl. W. Va.-Mel. P. I.. Watson, 214 John Aw., OarksbulZ. W. Va. 26101

MotJ;antown.L.W, Va -Wcs JOM WildmaD, )12 Grand St., Mor· ,antown. w . Va. 26)0, Southcrn W Va -

(Beclclt}';.. Hill) Mrs. Plord M. Sa,te. 411 Wood· lawn .e., , W. Va. 25801

(Bluefield, Princeton, Welch) Mel. 'Walkr G. Burton, R }, Box 2)7. Pnnc:d'On, W. Va. 24740

(Hinton , Lcwi.burJ. Ronccvrrte. White Sulphur) Mn. J W Bell

12 Bi& Draft Rd .• Whik SulphUr Sorin,. W. VI. 24916 Wbet:lina, W. Va. Ohio Valley-Mrs. I!'upne P. Bischof, 48 Pleu· ant Dr., Wbccliac, W_ Va. 26001

EPSILON PROVINCE

Ha",na (Sec TallahUlCe P1.)

Hawthorn (Sec Gainenifle, :f'1.)

Hialeah (See Maimi Pl.)

Hilb Sprlnp (Sec Gainc:s.iUc, PI.)

HoUr Rill (See Dartona Bc:h. PI.)

Hollywood (See Hollywood! pl.)

Homestead (Set Miami. PI.}

Indialantic (Sec Bre rd County, Pl.)

Indian Harbot Beach (5« Brnard County. Pia.)

Indian Roeb Beach (Set Clearwater, Pl.) (See Jacksonvillr, PI.)

acbonville BcKb {Sec Jacksonville, Pl.)

endall (See Miamt. PI.)

Key BiscafAc (Sec MiamI, Fl.)

KqstoM Helfhts (See Gainenille, PI.)

lGssimmee See Orlando-Winter Park, (Sec I...Wlaod Pl.)

Labland (Sec Lakeland. pi )

Lake Park (See West Palm Beach. PI.)

LIke Worth (See West Palm Beach, 1'1 .)

Larao (Sec dearwakel Pl.)

Lutz (See Tampa, PI.}

Mcintosh (See OcaIa. Pl.)

Madeira Beach (Set St fl.)

Maitland (Sec Oralndo·Winkr Park, FC)

Malabar (Sec Btn-aid Countr. Pl.)

Mandarin (See JacluonYille. Fl.)

Opa Loch (See Miami, PI. 1

OtaDle Park. (Sec Jacbonvi Ie Pl.)

Otlando (Sec Orlando-Winter Park, Pl.)

Ormond (See Oartooa Deh., Fl.)

Palm BcKh (Sec St PekrsbWJ. PI.)

Pus a Grillc (Sec St. Petel"SbUll, Pl.)

Patrick AFB (Set Brevard Couotr. Fl.)

Pensacola (Set Pensacola, Pl.)

Perooc (Sec Miami, PI.)

Pompano Beach (See Pt. Laudr.rdslt, Pl.)

Ponce Inlet (See bartona Deb. , Pl.)

Port Orange (See Dartona Deh., Pl.)

Ponte Vedra beach (.5« JaduonYille Fl.)

Port Mslabar (See BreYlfd County, Fl.)

Quiner (See: Tallahassee, Pl.)

Reciln,ton Beach (See St Pelt'r1bura. Pl.)

Redin.aton Shores (See St. Petrrabura. Pl.)

Ri.ir.ra Beacb (See West Palm Beach, Pia.)

Rodd , (s.. B "d County, PI.)

Rosc:lanJ (Sft: Brevard County. PI )

St. Petcnbull' (See St_ Pr.trrsburz, PI.)

St. Pdersbutl arach (See St Pmrsburz, Pl.)

Sirasota (See Sarasota, Pl.)

Satellite Beach (See Bte"f'ard County', Pl.)

Seb tian (See Brevard County', Pl.)

5e'brina (Sft: Lakeland. PI.)

Sharpes (See Brt"9ard County. P1 .)

Ollic (Sec Pt. Lluckrdalri Pl.)

0. B",. (s.. 0. und P'I

Derrfidd (Sec Pt. LI;derdl e. Pl.)

DrLlnd (See DeLand, Pia;

Maraate (Sec Ft Lauderdale, FI.I

Mary·EJther (5« Mary E.ther, P .)

MaJPOrt (See JacUonvi1l!.- PI.)

Melbourne: (See Ort"fard umnty Pl.)

South Da)1Ona (Sec Daytona Bcb ., Fl )

South Miami (See Miami Fl .)

Starke (See Gainesville, Fl.)

Surfside (Sec Miami. PI .)

Deltona (Set De LInd. PI.

Durwdin (See ClHrwakr I.)

Ounncllon r Ocala, Pl.)

Eau Gallie See Brt"faid County'. Pl.)

Feenlndina ach (See Jacksonville. Pl.)

Pt. Lltwktdalc (See Pt. Lodetdale. PI.)

Pt Mnn (Sft Southwest PI.)

ft. Walton Beach (See MItJ-EJthu, Pl.)

Gainesville (See Pla )

Golden Bucll (See Miam.i, rJ.)

Grant (See Btn'ard PI )

Gmn Cow Sp-rinp (See acbool'ille, Fl.)

Gulf Brrue (See Pulsaco a, Pl.)

Gulfport Beach (See St Pl.)

Haina: City (See Labland PI.)

Hallandalc (See HolI,.,o;), PI.!

Harbor Bid, (See Oeuwater, P a )

Melbourne Beach (See Brn-ud Couoty'. Fl.)

MellOlC (See Gainuvillc, PI.)

Mcrritt bland (See Bte.ard County, Pl.)

Miami (Sec Miami, Pl.)

Miami Belch (See MilJlli1 PI.)

Miami Shom (Sec MilllU\ PI.)

Miami Sprinp (See Miami , PI.)

MicanQM (See Gainenille. PI.)

NUns (See Bmard County, Pl.)

Neptunc 8r:ach (See JacbOn.ille Pl )

NrwbelTJ (See Gaint:SYillc. Pl.)

North Miami (See Miami P1 )

North Miami &each (Sec Miami Pl )

North Palm Beach (See West Palm BelCb, Pl .)

Ocala (See Ocala, Fl.)

TailahlUft (Set TaUahaUte, Pl.)

Tampa (Sec Pl.)

Temple·Terrace (See Tampa. Pl.)

TitusviUe (Sft: Brnard Countyl fl.)

Treasure bland (Sec St. PetetIDUIJ, Pl.)

Waldo (See Gail'lH't'iLIc, FI.) (5« Pr.naacola, "Pl.)

Weirsdalc (Set Ocall, PI )

Welt Hollywood (Set Hollywood. Pl.)

'West Melbourne (Sec Bre rd Count)'. Pl.)

West Miami (See Miami. FI.)

West Palm Beach (See West Palm Beacb, Pl.)

Williston (See Ocala. Pl.)

Windemete (See Orlando-Winter Pack Pl.)

Winter HI\'f:D (See Lakdand Pl.) P k (See Orlando-Winttr Park, Pl.)

GEOIIGIA

Atlanta (Sec Atlanta, Ca .) Chamblee (Sec Atlanta, Ca.) Coil Puk (5« AtWw. c..)

Decatur (See Atlanta. Ga .) Ealt Point (See AtI.nta, Ga .) Hapeville (See Atlanta, Ca.)

Marietta (See Atlaota Ga.)

Sandy Sprin,p (See Atlanta. Ga ) $myrna (See Atlanta. GIl.)

Tucker (See Atllnta, Ga ) WI'ttosI (See W.rcro Ga.)

Club. and Chalrm.n

Blnard Co\lnty, PI.-Ma John A Gubb),. 1620 Tee Cir•• Titusville. PI. J2780

Ckarwlwr, Pl.-lid, HalOld Stanley. 421 Druid Rd •• Clunntu, FI. 3):516

Dayton. Belch Pl.-Mrs. 8rutoo Godwin. 1912 S. Pta.illl\lJl. Dr., Oaytoo.a Bach, PI. J201, DeI.and, P1.-),(n. H. W. Joholoa. 411 W Minoetota Aft ., DrLaod PI. }2720

Pr. Laudenble. Pl.-Mrs Ebea Bitpr, 142 N W 68th Aft , Pian· tation, PI. BJU

GaiDCIYIUe, PI.-Mn. E M EdmoaIoo, Jr., 1930 N W. 14th Aft ., Gaiocsville. PI. )2601

HoUpood, Pl .-Ma A C. Dud 5-4.0 Clndaod St •• HoU,· wood. P H02)

Jacksonyille, Fl.-Mrs Brad Wood, 2919 Arapahoe An., ].clUOD' viUe, PI. J2210

Lablaad. PI_Mrs. C. D. Bickauon, 2004 S,.lftIta' C ., Lake· lind Fl )}80)

M.ry-E.tber. FI.-(Pi Pbi Pocket) Mn. P D. Stockd.le. 803 E. Miracle Strip Pkwy , M.rr-Eather. PI 3U69

Miami. PI.-Mn James S. GrftM, Jr , 2121 N Green ., Dr_. Coni G.bles, PI. nl}4

Ocala·M.doa County, FI. (Pi Phi Pocbt) Wn. J.ck auk. 2240

M10UGAN

Ad. (Sft: Graod Rapids. ),(j.)

Allen P.tIt (See OOwnri'ftf Are., Detroit. ML)

Ann Arbor (Sft: Ann Albor. Mi.)

Au,austa (Sft: South estern Mi.)

B'ttle Cnek (See Battle Cnek Mid

SOUTH CA1\OLINA

Blythe.ood ( See S c.) Co," (5« Col"""_. S.C . Columbia (Sec Columbia, C.) De:ntniJlc (Sft: Columbia, S C ) Hopkins (See S.C. ) Wat Coll&IDbia (See u.lumbU. S.c.)

5 2 )th •• Ocala. PI. 32670

Orlando-Winter Park. Fl.-Mrs. J. I.. Gholston Scmoran North Apts #209. Wiottt P.rk, FI. 32719

Pensacola. PI .-),(rs. GeolJe Dance, 401 Dunwood, Dr • Pensacola. PI. 32'03

St. Fl.-Mrs Dwilbt BIiSlUd. 1147 RUle des Ch.te.ux. (5 Pasadena) St Petetlbwa FI. 33707

Suasota P1.-Wra H W )On 0._. Sacuot-" PI. 33)10

Soutb1fat Plorida-Mrs. J M. Newlin , U22 Barcelona Aft ., Ft Fl. 33901

TaU.b.usec. P1.- Mn. J . A Smith. 1304 JJ.aa:uey Dr.• T.llahauce , PI. 32303

Tamp., Pl.-Mrs Jack W BUna, 2603 Watrous Ave • Tamp. , PI. 33609

West Palm Beach Pl.-Mrs llic.hard Simmona 3)6 Potter Rd ., W. Palm Beach. PI. Atlanta. Ga -Mn Oifocd John.son. 2}83 Leilllte: I..ab Dr., N ! • Atlanta Ga. 3O}.f0 W'ycrou. G •.-(Pi Phi Pocktt) Mrs. Tom L DeBi '20 H.n· over Dr.• W.ycroas, Ga 3UOI

Columbia, S C.-Mi. Muaaru Puull, (AS-B Riftr Bend Dr .• West Columbia. S.C. 29169

ZETA PROVINCE

Mi )

GI'OIIoC Pointe PIlaU (Sft: Grout Pointe. Mi.)

Grouc Poink Put Set Groae Poi nte, Mi.)

P1JlDOuth (Sec ADn Albort Mi.)

Redford (Sec Detroit Mi., River Rouae (See Detroit Mi ., Downrinr An,)

Aocheakr (Set Bloomfield Hill., Mi.)

Iloscville (Sec Grouc Poink, Mi )

Birmilllbam Bloom6dd Hi b i.)

BerkelCT (Sft: North WOO<hr.oardl Mi

Bloom6cld Hills (Sft: Bloom.6eld Hill., Mi.)

Brookl,.n (5« Jacbon, Mi )

Cenkr UM (See Graue: Pointe. Mi.)

Chelse. (Set Ann Arbor, Mi.)

Clark Lab (Set Jacboo. Wi.)

a.wson (5« North Wood id. Mi.)

De.rbom ,See Detroit Mi .)

Dearborn li&ts. (Sft: 'l::ittroit, Mi .)

Dttroit (Set Detroit Mi )

De:mr (See Ann ArbOr. Mi )

Eut Detroit (Set Groue: Pointe. Mi ) East Grand Rapids (See Grand ltapids Mi )

East laMina (SH Lansiftj.!ut Lansina. Mi )

Ecorse (tee Detroit, Mi. Downtiftr Are.)

ParminltOn (See De:troit. Mi.)

FerodaleljSec North Woodw.id Mi )

Pr.nklin Set Bloomfield Hilb t Mi ) Garden City (Sec Detroit, Mi J Grand llaplds (See Graod llar·ds. Mi .)

Grall Lab (See Jacbon. Mi

Grosse lie (lICe De:troit N Downriftr An, )

Grosse: Pointe (Sft: Grosse: Pointe. Wi.)

Gtouc Pointe City (See Groaac Pointe,

Groqr: Sholn (See Grouc Pointe. Mi ) Gro.se Pointe Woodt (See Grosse Pointe Mi.)

H.rper Woods (See Groue Pointe Mi.)

Huel Par\: (Sec North Wood MI.)

Howell (See Ann Arbor. Mi.)

Huntioa;ton Wood. (See North Woodrd. Mi.\,.

Inbtcr (Sec tmit Mi )

Jacbon (Sec Jadaon, MI .)

Kin,.,.,ood School eranbrook (See Bloom· field Hilla, Mi. l

Lansinc (Sec Lanaift(·Easc: Lansinc. Mi.)

ViU. ( sec North Woodw.rd. Mi.)

Lincoln Pad:: (Sec Ocboit. Mi .• Do nri u Area) (Sec Dcuoil Mi.)

M.dison Hei.btl (Sft: North Woodwud) Manchester (See Ann Arbor. Wi ) ),(eh'indalc (Sec Detroit. Mi., Downri er Area)

Ce:nltt (Sec Jacboa, Mi .)

Nankin {Sec Dettoit, j;( i.)

Niles (Sec South Bend-Mishawaka. Ind ) O.k Park (See North Woodward, Mi.)

0bm0I (Sec l..aJuina-Ein laMina: Mi.) (5« JKbon. Mi )

Pleasant Rid.t:e (Sec North Woodward , Mi.)

Club. and Chairmen

10,..1 Oak (See North Woodward. Mi ) St. CI.ir Shnm (See Grosse Po inte Mi )

South6cld ( Stoc North Woodward, Mi )

Southpte (Stoc Detroit, Mi ., Downnftf Are.)

South LJ9n (Sec Ann Arbor, Mi )

T.yloe (Sft: Detroit, Mi., Downri u)

Trcotoo (See Detroit, Mi Downrinr Area)

Warren (Sec Grewe Pointe, Mi.)

Whitmore Lake (Sec Ann Arbor Mi )

W,..ndotte (See Detroit Mi Downriftf Arca)

Ypsilanti (See Ann Arbor, Mi )

ONTAlUO

Aa;incowt (Su Toron to, On t •• Can.)

Ancamr (See Hamilton Ont Can.)

Burlin,aton (Sec Hamilton , Ont Can )

Dundu (Sec Hamiltnn, ant .• Can )

Hamilton (Sec Hamilton , Ont' l Can )

Kine (Sft: Toronto, Ont • Can , M.ple (Sec Toronto, Ont., Can.)

Oakville (Sec: Tomnto. Ont. , Can ) Port Credit (See Toronto , ant., Can .)

Richmond Hill. (Sec Toronto. Ont • Can )

Thornhill (Sec T oronto. Ont"" Can.) T oron to (See Torooto. Ont.. !.,.In.)

Ann A rbor. Mi -Mrs. R<wtt Rostnberaer, 1)07 Pine V.lley Blvd ., Ann Arbor Mi. "'104 (Marion Hi.h School)-Mrs Sidney W Smith, Jr., 21 0 Abbey Id .• }di 48001

Battle Creek. Mi -Mn. John G Melanatoft 1134 UbJidc Dr., Battle Ctedt. Mi 4901) Bloom6cld Hill•• Mi. : General Chairman : Mn Prazer Hilder 2682 Endslei,h Dr.• Birmitlfl:ham. Mi. 41010 (Birmlll_bam Seaholm Hish School)-Mrs. Andrew H M.dsen , Jr.• H3 K.i..Q,bcrl,. Binnm«ham Mi 41009 Hith School)-Wn William Leckie 3 Hick· ory H ollo Dr., BinmDlham. Mi 41010 (BloOmfield HilI. AndOftf Hiah Schorll)-Mrs Maurice B Allm , Jr., 432) Derry Rd .• Bloomfield Hilla, Mi. 4101) (BloomIieJd HiIl.·Lamer Hi,sh Scbool)-MD Paul ll. Collins. 217) RambliOC W • .,. BlociIDfidd Hill. Mi 4101) KitlltlWood. SchOol Cnnhrook)-Mn G. T Chri.tlnleD, 42, Fairf'u Rd ., BiDJl,inabam, Mi. 48009

(Wtlt BI Id niah School)-Mrs llaJpb H Mucow, 6))) He.ther He.th La .• BirmiDl:bam. Mi 41010 (llodIatc:r Hi.tb Scbool)-Mrs Ron.ld Pcatbcntooe. 2" E Msryknoll. llocbcster Mi 4806} Detroh·Dearbom, Mi : General Chairman ; Mrs Reid Ledbetter, 2).4)7 Meridian. Groae lie, Mi. "'UI (Dearborn Atca) - Mn. Harry W'Ulkworth 210 Be«hmont. De.rborn, Mi 41124 (Octroit Area}-MIS. Kenneth C JelUCD , 20101 Patton , Detroit Mi.41n9 (Oownri"er Area) - Mrs Reid Lcdbcttu. 2)4}7 Mer idi.n. Grosse lie, Mi. "'1311 (Puminltton Are.)-MII Rich.rd Sterlina 2320 Plemi", Dr • p.rminaton Mi. 48024

(lJW)Qi•• PlJlDOUth Aru)-Mts. D. Hdm, n61' Suasex, Liyoml, Mi "1"

Grand IlIpids Mi.-Mn Gordoo Boou:r. )01 Plymouth Rd. S.E Grl.Od IlIpiOJ Mi 49,06

Gf'OUI! Polllte. MI -Mrs Edw.rd P. Lancs, 746 Bailout, Groue

Pointe. Mi •• 'HO

Jackson] Mi.-Mn. W.rne Scbmucktr, 912 S Durand St" Jackson, .Mi '19203

OH10

Akton (See Akron, Ohio)

AJban., (Su AtbmJ. Ohio)

Alphl (See D.yton Ohio)

Aluandria (See N",adc·Gra.n-nlle, Ohio)

Amberler (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Amesville (See Athen!,. Ohio)

Athen. Athena. vhio)

AW'Ota See Oewland East. Ohio)

A"oo r.. f Cleft-I.nd. West. Ohio)

B.inbridae See Oewland East, Ohio)

B.rberton (See Akron, Ohio)

B.th (See Akron. Oblo)

Ba., Villaae (See Cleft-rand West. Ohio)

Beachwood (See Clevel.nd East Ohio)

Bedrord (See C left-I.nd East, Bell.ire (See Whcelin&. West V • •·Ohio Valley)

BellbroOk (See Darton. Ohio)

BcIHountaio (Sec Sprincield Obio)

Bentlcy,.-iI1e (Sa: Oenl.od t.it Ohio)

Berea (See ClCOlrllnd WtIt, Ohio)

B<xJ.., (s.. Columbus, Ohio)

Bllx Ash (See Cincionlti Ohio)

Brulcnille (See Clew-I• .;! West. Ohio)

Bridaeport (Sec Wbcelina, W.V•. ..()bio V.II",)

8roolmlle (Sec D.ytoo. Ohio)

Buen. ViJU (See Portsmouth. Oruo)

Can.1 Wiocbater (See Columbus. Ollio) Caoficld, OH. (See YOu.D.C*towo.W.mo. OH . )

Canton (See Canton, Ohio)

Cmte"iIle ISee Dlrton. Ohio)

Chllrin F.I s (See Clew-I.nd Sut. Ohio)

Chlrdon lSee Clevel.nd East. Ohio)

Chelttrhil (Sec Athens. Ohio)

Chelterllnd (Set Cleveland East, Ohio)

Cincinn.ti (See Cincinnlti. Ohio)

C,.}'IOft (5« D.,.,.., Oh;o)

CIn-e1.nd (See Clcffi.nd EUt. Ohio) Clew.nd fwest side) (Set Clem.od Wert, OhIO)

C1e'ftland Haahu (Sec Cleveland East. Ohio)

Clinton (See Akron, Ohio) Columbus (See Columbul) Ohio)

Copicr (Sec Abon. Ohio

CUJlhoi. Falll (Set Akron, Ohio)

Darton (See D.rton. Ohio) Deer P.de. (See Cincinn.ti, Ohio)

Del re (Sec Ccntnl Oruo)

De Graff (See Sprina:lield, Ohio)

Dublin (See Corumbul. Ohio)

Eut C1evel.nd (See Clent.od East. Ohio) E.ton (Sec: Richmond. Ind.) En,lcwood (Sec D • .,ton Ohio)

Euelid (Sec C1ewl.nd East. Ohio) F.irborn ISee D.yton. Obio) F.irfield Sec Hamilton. OhiO)

F.i"iC'W Pllk (See C1enland West Ohio)

Pinncytown (See Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

F nklin (Sec Dayton. Ohio)

Franklin Furnace (See Porumouth. Ohio) Pricncbhip (See Pol'tlmOuth. Ohio)

G.h.nn. (Sec ColumbusbObio)

Galion (See Columbus. hio) GilliOpc)lis (See Athens. Ohio)

G.rfidd Hei,brs (Scoc C1C01e1and East. Ohio)

Gatea Milia (Sec Oewland Eut. Ohio)

Ge.rm.nto n (See Darton. Ohio)

Glend.le (See Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

G nd"i", (Scoc Columbus. Ohio)

Gr'nYille (Sa: New.rk.Gran";lle\ Ohio) Gfftnhill. (See Cincinn.ti. Ohio

LaOliQl' Bast latIJiOC, Mi .-Ma. Arthur W Nolen. <4223 Mar Moor Dr., laMina Mi. <48917

North Wood rd, -MI.- Mrs 8.,100 CooVUIC, 22U6 Metamora. Buminaham. Mi • • SOIO

"Hamilton. Ont.• Cln.-Ma. C B Schmuck. Box 70. AMuter, Oat Can. Oat.:,. Can.-Ma R. E. Mitchell. 2' W.rtender, blilllton, unt., un.

ETA PROVINCE

Gm:oYille (Sa: D.rton, Ohio)

Grow City' (See Columous. Ohio) (See Columbus. Ohio)

Hamilton (See Hamiltol!t Ohio)

Hlft9i11e (See Canton. vhio)

Hne,hill (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Heath (Sa: NewIlK-Gran¥llle. Ohio)

Hiabland Hei&hu (See Oncl.nd East, Ohio)

Hilliards (See Columbui Ohio)

Hudson (See Akroo. Ohio)

Val1cr (Sec Clt'ftland East, Ohio

Indi.n ill (Sec Cincinnati. Ohio) /E' ostOWQ lSce Ne rk·G MilIe. Ohio 1 ameltown Sec Sprinafield. Ohio) nt (See A lOn, Ohio1

Kettenn& (Sec D.yton. Ohio)

LakewoOd (See C1t'ftland West) Ohio)

l.ancuter (Sec Columbus, Ohio

Puma (See C1e'ftl.nd West Ohio)

P.nna Hci&hu (Sec Cleveland West, Ohio)

Pffblcs (See PortllDoUthbOhio)

Peninslil. (See Akton hio)

Penkerin&ton (See COlumbus. Obio)

Pepper Piu (See C1eft-I.nd Eut. Obio) ..,......u"" (s.. TO' hOIUO)

Piketon (See Portsmout • Ohio)

PoftlmOuth (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Po_dl (See Columbus. Ohio)

Po-wdinilJe (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Phihplbu'l. (See D.rton. OhiO)

Pomcror (Sec Athens. Obio)

Rardin (See Portsmouth. Ohio

Rndin (See Cincinnati. Ohio (See Columbus. bio)

Richmond Heilbts (Sec Cleveland Ohio)

Rocky River (See Oeveland West, Ohio)

London (Sec Sprioaield. Ohio)

Loa•• Is.. AIh<m, Olllo)

lucani Ie )Sec Portsmouth Ohio)

Lrndhunt Sec C1en:llUld fut. Ohio)

McAttbur Sec Athens. Ohio)

McConnelsville (See Athens. Ohio )

McDermott (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Madeir. (Sec Cincinnati. Obio)

Maple Hci,hts (Sec C1ncland l!ut. Ohio)

M.riemont (See Cincioo.ti. Obio)

Mariett. (See Atbens. Ohio)

N.rion (Sa: Centnl Obio, M.rtins .-erry (See Wbcc:lin&. V V •• -Ohio V.II,,/.M'fJSvi! e (Set: Centr.1 Ohio)

M.".iIIon (Sec Akroo. Ohio)

M.umee (Sec Toledo, Ohio)

Ma.,field (Set: Clnd.nd East. Ohio)

M • .,field Hei&bts (See Cleveland Ea.t, Ohio)

Mcchaniahut& (See Sprina6eld. Ohio)

Medin. (Sec Akron. Ohio)

Mentor (See C1t'ftI.nd Eut. Ohio)

Miamllbllra (See Da)'tM. Ohio)

Middlcbura Heia;hts (See CIC"ldaod West OK)

Middleport (See Athens. Ohio)

MiJ£ord (Sec Cincinnati Ohio)

Minrord (Sec Portsmouth\ Ohio)

MOI.dore (See Akron. Onio)

Moreland HHls (See OC"t'eI.nd East. Ohio)

Nt He.lth., (See Cincionati. Ohio)

Mt. (See Gncinnati. Ohio)

Monroe P.lIs (See AJuon. Ohio)

Ndson"ille (Sec Atbens. Obio)

Newark (See Newark·Gnnsville. Ohio)

Newbury (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

New BOston (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

New Carlisle (Sec D.Tton. Ohio)

New Luina:ton ('Sfto Athens. OhiO)

N", Paria (Sec l,ichmond. Ind )

North Canton (Sec Canton, Ohio)

North Colle,e 1-liII (See Clncion.ti. Ohio)

North Olmstead (See an-d.nd West, Ohio)

NorwoOd (See Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

N0h!USec C1en:l.nd Eut. Obio)

Oa (See O.yton, Ohio)

Olmsted P.11a (See West Ohio) (Sec Cle¥t:land Eut. Ohio)

Orqon (Sec Todedo. Ohio)

Otw• ., ,Sa: Pommouth. Ohio)

Paincnille (Sec East Ohio)

P.taskal. (See N",.rlc-GranYille. Ohio)

Club . and Cha irm e n

Akn:In. Obio-Ma. IlKhard P. T.afcl JU1 Morewood. Akron. Ohio 4-0n Atbens, Ohio :

General Quitman : Ma R.icbard Phillip' , " Graham Dr ., Athens. Oh <4)701

RIlUCII (Sec ClCOIdaod E.st, Obio)

St. Cl.irnille (See Wbcc:ltna. VI. V •Ohio

Scioto.ille (Sec Pommouth. Ohio)

Sh.ker Hci&hts (Sa: C1evel.nd East. Ohio)

Shad-,side (See Wheeli.,.. W.Va.-Ohio V.II..,)

Silver Lake (See Akron, Ohio)

Slocum StJtion. (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Solon (Sa: Oen:land Ea.t, Ohio)

South Ch.r1eston (Sec Sprlqield. Ohio)

South Euclid (See CIn-ellOd East. Ohio)

South RlWCll (See OCOlel.nd But Ohio)

South Websur (Sec Portamoutb, Ohio)

SpriftA Vallet. (See Da"on Oblo)

Sprinltfield (See Sprinjl:field'. Ohio)

Stow (Sec Akron. OhiO)

StrQnA ilk (.sc.e C1evellnd West. OH.)

SJlnni. (See Toledo, Ohio)

T.Um.d.t:e (See AktOn. Ohio)

Terrace: P.rk (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Ti CilI (See D.rton Ohio) Tol(edo (See ToledO. Ohio) Trotwood (Sec Darton, Ohio)

T10J (See Daytoo Oruo)

TWliuburs (See an-e1.nd Ealt. Obio) UDi"el'Sity Hd&hb (Sec Oe"td.nd Eut. Oh;o)

yppu AIlin&ton (Sec Columbus. Ohio) Urbana (Sec Spriftc6cld. Obio) Utica lSec N",.rlr:.GnRYille\ Ohio) V.nda i. (Sec Dayton. Ohio W.drworth (Sec Akroo. Ohio) W.kIe6e1d (See Portsmouth. Ohio) W.rren (Sec Yout\&Ston.W.rren, Ohio) Warrensville Hei,lits (See Oe.eilnd 2ut. Ohio)

Waved., (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Wellston (See Ohio)

West Clrrollton (See O.rtl'ln l Ohio)

West Milton (See D.yton. OhIO)

West Portsmouth (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

WaterriUe (Sec Columbus. Ohio) Westl.ke (See Clrffi.nd Welt, Ohio)

Whiteh.1I (See Columbua. Ohio)

Whcelenburg (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Wickliffe (See OC"l'd.nd E.st. Ohio) (See OC"leland EutL;0hiO)

Wilmincton (See Darton Ohio

Worthin&ton (See Col;;nblll. 0 )

WrominJ; (Sec Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

Yellow Sprinp (Sec Sorioafield. Ohio) (See Youncstawo-W.rmI. Olllo)

Xenia (See Daytoo. Ohio)

(Pameroy-. GaUipold, Middleport) Mrs. Don Mills, Lincoln St.• Middleport. 00.10 <4)760

(Cbcstrrhill. N", McCon.nclrrille) Mra H D Lowe. Surr b McCoaDelniJIe. Ohio 07)6

(McArthur, Welbton , Albloy) Mn J ohn Beckley, 202 E Main McArthur, Ohin .06,. (Nelsonville) AudteI. AiIH, Nelsonville, Ohio 4)764 (Losan> Mn . Mas: O. DnidJOn . Lake Losan lld ., llt . 2, Lotan , Ohio 4}1}8

unton, Ohio-Mn Jamn Mark-line, Jr., 204 }8tb N W ., Canton, Ohio 44709

Central Ohio-Ma, Robe.rt Graham, 707 W 7th St ., Ml ryniJIe, Ohio 43040

Cincinnlti, Ohio-Mn. Louis J . Fioklemeier, }389 Linsa.n Dr ., Cin· cinnati Ohi o OH9

Clnelarui East, Ohio-Mn. Ronald JCni&ht, H25 Elsmere ltd ., Shaker HtJ , Ohio 44120

Oeveland Wat. Ohio-Mrs. b, L. Wener, 20n9 M orn-ood Pkwy • Ri..-tt, Oh 44116 Ohio-Local MIS Thomas R Swisher, 66}5 Millbrae lld , w orthington, Oh 4}085

Out-of Town , Mn llobe.n M FOMer, 1921 Hillside Dr , Colum · bus, Ohio 4}221

INDIANA

Acton (See: Southport, Ind > Alhlny (See: Muncie, lod )

AIUUldria ($toe Anouson, Ind )

Aodcnon (See Anderson Ind ' BUXerJTilie ($toe Pranklin, Incl \ Bedford (Sec Ind

Be«h Grove (See Indianapolis nd Of Southport Ind.)

Bloomfitld (See BJoomi ton. Ind )

Bloominaton (See Bloomtn ton Jnd ) Boone Grove (See ValPIII.IIO. ind .) Boon..-ilJe (See Southwatern\ Ind ) Boston (See Richm ond. Ind Brazil (See Gretncastle Iod . Bri tol (See Elkhlrt, I;;d.)

Brownsburg (See Indi anapolis, Ind ) umbrid«e-Clty (See Richmond, Incl.) Camby (See Southport, Ind.)

Cannc:1 (See Indianapolis Ind ) CentU'tille (See llichmond. Ind.)

Chatufi<ld (s.. Andcnon. Ind ' l Chesterton (Sec Valparaiso Ind Clifford (See Columhus, Ind '

Ointon (See Terre Hauk, Ind ' l Columbus (See CoJumhw. Ind. Connenville (See Richm ond, I nd )

Crown Point (See G...-,. I nd ) Danville (See lodi lnapolis t Ind ) Dyel (See H ammond. Ind ., But Cbic..o (See Hammond Ind.) Edinhul'J (See Franklin. In;t ) Elkhart (See Elkhart Ind ) E nnille (See Southwesurn Ind , Ft Wayne (Sec Ft Wa,ne l Ind > Flanklin (Sec PraoJdin IOGJ Pountain City (Sec: , Ind ) Ga,., (See Glrr Ind.' Goshen (See Elkhlft Ind.)

THE AllOW OF " InA PHI

Darton, Ohio-Mrs J E Swaim, un AJmed.ia Ct" Miamisbwa Ohio 4H42

Ham ilton Ohio-Mn Itobert HollowlY, H8 Sanden Dr • Hamil · ton, Onio 450U Newark Granville, Ohio Co-Cha.irmen : Mn. W It Kina, 149 BunricLte, Granv ille, Ohio 4}OH and Mn . Donald E . Smith , 286 En,wh, Newllk, Ohio 4}05)

Ponsmouth. Ohio- NlI. Cyrus P Klhl. 2014 PrlnkJio Bl.d , Portsmouth , Ohio 0662 Ohio-Mrs. J Y. Huris, 1901 PemhtOOk, Sprinafield OhiO 45)04

Toledo, Oh io-Mrs Norman McDonald, 7062 HickolT Rida;e, Syl. nail, Ohio 4}504

Y ounas tow n.'Warren, Ohio: Younptown Ana : Mrs M Ullman, Jr., 120SIttpy' Hollow Dr•• Ca.n.&eld, Ohio 44406 W arrm Area : Mn William Wood, 2764 Reno n; lld ., Wutal, Ohio 4«83

THETA PROVINCE

Gm:nca.tle (See Gm:nclltle, 100 ) Grttnlield (Ser Indianapolis, I nd.) Gm:nsbura (Set Southeastern, Ind.) Greenwood (Set Southport, Ind ) Gnftith (Sec Hammond, Ind'l HllU$lown (See Richmond , nd.)

Hammond (See Hammond Ind ) Hartford City (See: Muncie Incf ) Hebron (See VaU':!.a!,!; Ind > Hilhland (Sec d. Ind ) Hoban (See GaI'Jblnd > Hope (See Colum us Ind ) Ind ia napolis (See Indianapolis 0 1 South· pan, Ind .)

JasonVille (See Bloomioatonjlnd ) kokomo (See Kokamo. lnd . Koutl ( See VllpatlilO. Ind 'J l.lfa,e«e Lafayette, In )

I.Iwrence See: Indianlpolis, Ind . > Lebanon ( Indianlpolis, lod ) Libert)' (See Richmond Ino , Linton (See BloomingtOD\ Ind ' Lynn (s.. Rkhmond. Inc .)

Martinsville (See Bloomincton Ind > Merrill yille (See: GaIT. Ind > Milro, (See Southeastem Ind > Milton (See Richmond Ind .) Mi .hlwakl (See: South Bend Mi.hawaka, Ind )

Mount Vemon ($foe Southwestern Ind ) Muncie (See Munde. Ind )

MunSlet (See Hammond. Ind ) Nappanu ISee Elkhart Ind .' Nmfham Set: FHakJln, Ind ' l New Haftn (See Ft. Wayne. nd ' l New Liberty (Sec R..ichmond. Ind New Whitdlnd (See Franklin Ind or Southport Ind ' (See Southwtmm Ind ) Newcutle (See Muncie. Ind .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Andel'lO.n-,_ Ind .-Mrs . WhiteY ElliJ. 10) S. Conntty, Ande:oon. Ind 4OU12

Bl oo minaton. Ind .-Mrs Burt Pell 2104 Woodst OC K PI. Bloom · in,cton, Ind. 47401 Columbus. Ind - Mn Ja.mes c. Arthur 40}O N Rive.rsIde Dr .• Columbw, Ind 47201 Elkhan County, Ind .-Mrs James Strinefellow. 1150 Suoq A'ft., Elkhart 104 46514 Port Wa,ne. lod .-Mrs Michad Baku. 5729 Pontana Dr.• Fort Warne Ind 46805 Frlnldin. Ind .-Mrs Mu: Wiesmlo. 2" Momina Or Prlnkiin Ind. 461H Gil'" Ind.-Mn. lames Homme, 42 Aspen Rd • Box 1226. Gaden Dunes. Portaae. nd . 46368 Greencastle, Ina (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mts. A. Goalrd, 60' Anderson, Greenclstle, Ind 46135 Hammond, Ind.-Mn 1. B Yuel, 3523 42nd PI., W,hland, Ind. 46322 Chairmln : Mn. Thomas uftoo. 9060 ijicIcWick r. , Indianapolis, Ind 46260 (Northwest Ifft-Om D is H S•• Bf!1WnsbUJ'l H S.• DaDYilie H S.• Spudwa, H.s .• Georae WuhiDp)n H.S .: Mn Robert E SteinmetJ: 14726 CheITJ Ln • Indianapolis. lod 462011) (North Centra Attuca H S.• .Ripple .• N orth Centnl H.S .• SbortIldae H S.: Mrs PtulUp H PattlS. 1405 E 77th St Indil napolis. Ind 46240) (NonMast H S Anmal 'technical H S .• Car· mel H S Port"<QUe H S., Green6eld H S•• Howe H.S , Law· rmce Central H S.• MannalJ !'loblQYiUe H S Sheridan H S • Warren Ceotr:al H S ., Wauwd H S.; MH. Howard V

NoblaYille (Set lodiaoapOJjs, Ind )

Osdcn Duna (See Gaty, Ind ' Osaola (See South Bead MiJ.bawah, Ind .)

Owennille (See Southwatan Ind.)

Parur (See Muncie Ind .) hndlHon (See Andenon Ind )

Peru (See: Kokomo Ind , Petersbut): (See Southwakm Ind )

Plainfield (See Indi.napol is, Ind ) (See Glty. Ind )

Poseyville (See SOuthwestern Ind .)

St. o bn See Hammond Ind

St Jaul ( Soutb eutem Ind

Princeton (See Soutwestern Ind > Richm ond (Set Richmond. Ind ) hanoke Pt WI,ne. Ind 'l

Sn-mo., !Set BloomiD,lton Ind.'

Scherervil e (See Hammond. Ind .)

Sbelb,..-iIIe (See'Soutbeutem Ind )

South Bend (See South Bend Misblwaka Ind .)

Soutbport (See $outport, Ind )

Southern Marian Couaty Schnob (See Southpon, IDCI '

Speedway (See Indian apoli. Ind )

Sullivan (Sec Terre Ha ut e, ind ' l Terre Hlute (See Terre Haute, nd ) V.Ir,arailO (See Vllparaiso, In d ) Wa dron (See Southeastern Ind ) Wanamaker (See Southport Ind.' Wlnatah (See ValparalJo. iod , West (Sec Ind .) West Terre H aute (See Tern Hautlt. Ind.) Westfield (See Indianapolia, Ind ' Whiteland (See PrlriltJ in or Southport. Ind ) Whitina (See Hammond. Ind ' Y orktown (Sec Muncie, Ind.) Zion,..ille (See Indianapolis. Ind '

Bihler. 5718 Roxbul'J Or. . Iodilnlpolis. Ind . 4(226) (South atel-Beuh H S .• Chart.rlnd H .S•• Otcatul Central H S., Franklin Central H S , Greenwood H .S ., Kennedy Mem· orial H S.• Manual H S , Ron Calli H S , Our Lad, of Grace, Southpon H .S•• Whiteland H S ., HIIIT E Wood H.S .•-see Southpon. Ind chlirman'

(Other Catboltc and printlt schoob---Cardinal J.ittef H S.• Cha · tud H S Lacfywood. St A&:oes, St Mary ' Scecina Memorial H S., Tudor }fill ; Mn Georae: Maley 4HI N. Meridia n St ., Indianapolis Ind 46208 Kokomo InCl -Wn J errr E Anderson. 726 James I>s-. Kokomo. Ind. 46901 Lafayette, Ind .-Mn. HII" Fuehrer. 1018 Woodmere Dr • Ltfay· ette, Ind. "790' Munae Ind MIt Bill Allen. 405 S Hutchinson Muncie, Ind 4nO)

-llichmond Ind -Un. R C. Starr. 703 Henley Rd South, Ric.hmood Ind 47}74

South Omd·Mishawah-Mrs Tim We-Ish 408 Dean., South Bend, Ind 46614

$outhe:ukm Indiana-Mrs. Richa.rd D Wdc.h 2)5 W. North St • Gm:nsburr: , Ind 47240

Southpon. Ind .-Mrs Robert Dowla, 6 125 S Bl'Jln Dr .• lodianapolis Ind 46227

- Soutbweskm Indianl- N n Richard HoYcla. 800 St. James Blyd , Ennsville, Ind. 47714

-Terre Haute Ind.-Mn William Wilkerson Rt 22, Box 10, Terre Haut1:, Ind. 47102

Valparaiso. Ind -Mn. JOItPb GaI..-in SI9 B. MOllan. Chakrtoo, Ind . 46304

KENTUCKY

A1u:andria (See Ciodnnati. Ohio) (See: Loui.svill!J. K,.)

Bue:cbc:1 (See "", ) eovi!"lton ISee Ciodooati, Ohio)

IOTA PROVINCE

Newport (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Nicho lUYtlle (See LexiOCton lty )

Okolona (See LouisYiUe. Ky .)

Patil (See 1n:inaton, Ky., hwee: VaU9' (Set Louimlle, K, )

Colliel'Yilie (See McmphiJ'rTetm,)

DoneIJOll (See NubyiUe, eOft,)

Fnnklin (See Fnyser (See: MeJ!lPhis, I eno.)

Gstiinbull (See: LinJe PiaeontTeno )

Gum.atowa (See Memphis •. ena , )

Danville (Set: Lcs.illltoa. KY'k

Cynthiana See La::ltl&ton. Ky.)

Crrik (See louisville, '[ )

Ft. Mikbell (See Ciacinnati, Ohio)

Ft Thomas (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Frlnklort (Sec LexillCton, Ky.)

Gsrrisoo (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Ge:orae:town (Sec Luin,ton K, )

Greenup (See: Portsmouth, Ohio)

Harrodsbull (Sec Luin.,ron, Hltfocis Creek (See K, ) JdJenontown (See Lou;sYille, Ky.)

Pleasure: Plrk (See Louiaville, Ky )

heeland (sec Portsmouth. Obio)

Rkbmond (5« !.nina''''. Ky )

St Paul (See Porumouth , Obio)

South Portsmouth (See Porumoutb, Ohio )

Stanford (Sec Lexin,atonl It\ )

Valley Station (See 14wsYil e.l.. Ky.)

Vancdnu, (See Portsmouth ubio) Versailles (See Luinatoo. Ky )

Winchester (Sec Lexington, Ky ) Wwtlsnd (See Portsmouth, Obio) TENNESSEE

Hixon (See TmJI )

Job C;'Y (5« Bh"luda<. T.M )

lGnclPOrt (Sec Bhx R.idae, --renn ) 1Cn0niUe (See KnoxviIJe, Tenn.)

Lookout Mouot.in (See Ch.tta0OOla Tenn )

Muyyille.AJcoa (See Koonillc t Tet'lO ) Memphis (See Memphis, Teno } Nuhvme (Sec Nuhville. Tenn.)

Oak Ridee (See K.noniJIe)

Pittman Center (See Little Pilton)

l.anca.ste:r (See Lexil'llton, Ky )

Lexin&:ton r Lnil'llton, Ky .)

Louisville See: Louil¥iIIe, Ky.)

Lynn (See rtsmouth Ohio)

Mt Stttiioc (See Lcxiocton, Ky )

Banlctt (See Memphis, Tenn.) (See NashYiIlt., Tenn.)

Bristol (See Blue Ridae, ann )

Cbatunocca (See Chattanoot. Tenn ) aevel.nd (See CbattlllOOl., Tenn )

Club. and Chairmen

Lniaaton, Ky .-Mrs. W T. Setzer, nl Sherwood, LuiOCton, Ky 40)02

Ky.-Mrs. G. Georae: M.ier, 630' Gleo Hill Rd ., Louis· ville I\o.y 40222

Bhx itidac, Tenn -Mrs. J R. Bwch, Jr. , U11 Greenfield Aft., Kinasport, Tenn. 376M

Tenn.-Mits Sand, Swa.tford, not Ru&bJ PI Ch.t· taoocca, HM 37412

ALABAMA

Auburn (See Auburn·Opelika. Al.)

Birminlham (Sec: Birminaham, AI.)

GruoYilie (See MontlOCllery, AI.)

HuntSYiJle (See Huntsville, AI.)

Mobile (See Mobile AI .)

MonlA:OO'Jel'f (See Montcome"r AI.)

Northport (See Tux.loou A )

Opelika (See Auhurn.Opelib, A1.)

Pnttyille (See MontaomelT. AI.)

SJJacauc. (See: S,lacaUla, AI.)

Tutc.loosa (See TusCl loosa, AI.)

Wetumpka, (See Monraomery, AJ )

MISSISSIPPI

Bay Saint Loui'JSee Miss. Gulf Coast)

Batuville (Sec n.iYe:tsity, Ms.)

Biloxi (See Mia. Gulf Cout'

Ralei.h (Sec Memphis. Tenn.) (See Linle Pigeon, Tenn.)

Stlnll Mountain (5« ChattanOOla, Tenn )

Whikbann (See Memphia, Tenn.)

Kooxvil'!,. Tenn.-MD Edward K. Clpen, 1136 BurtOll Rd., Koos· ville, Hnn. 37919

Little Pi&eOlI, Tenn -Nn. Jad:: Henq, Se iuYille, Tenn 37162 Memphis. James A CIUIi.n, 766 S. Prescott. Memphis,. Tenn lIllI

Nubville r

KAPPA PROVINCE

Blandon (Sec- J.cbon, Ms.)

Clniert: (See kiss Gulf CoIst) Columbia (See: Hattie:sbuf1, Mlu.)

Clarksdale IS« MississippI Delta) CIe't'Ciand (See Mississippi Delta)

Ointon (See Jacboa, Ms.)

Cruser (See MiSJissippi Delta)

Esc.tawpa (See MilS. Gu lf Coast)

Gautier (See Miu Gulf Co I)

GreoenYilie (See Delta)

Gteenwood (See MiuiUlppl Delta)

Grenada (See: University, M •• )

Gullport (Sec Miss Gulf Coast) Hattse:sbufJ (See Hlltie.sbWJ, Ma .)

Holly $(In. (See Uoiftl11t'J MI ) Indianola (See Miuiuippi De:'ta)

Jackson (See Jackson Ms ) kiln (See Miss. Gull Coast)

Club. and Chairmen

Aubum.()pelib, Ala -Un. Docu.Id Schmitz, 121 Shelton ltd , Au· bum, Ala 361}0

BinJ?inaham. Ala -Mn Brtty Owe:ru. 30' Lua:me BJord., Bir· IDIIICbam, All . 3'209

Lel.nd (See Miuissi,PPi Lollf Beach (See Mw Gulf CouI) Men,old (See Delta) Mo&I Point (See MUs. Gulf Cout) o«an Sprin,n (See Miss. Gulf Coast) OKford (See: UniYersity, Ms .) Puc&l.loula (Sec: MiN. Gulf Cout) PaD Christian (See Mill. Gulf Coast) Port Gibsoo. (See VicUbuJ'l, Ms ) Rollinafork (Sec: Vicksbura, Ms.) Roxdile (See Missiaippi Delt.) Sha.., \See: Mississippi Delta) Sidon Sec Miuisslppi Delta) SWDMr (See Miwaappi Delta) Un.iYCraity (See Uni enity, Ms.) Vicbburl (See Vic!ubu'l, Ms ) Waveland (See Miss Gulf Cout) Ynoo City (See MiJsissippi Delta)

Ala. 3)401

H.ttie:sbura. Miu -Mn. R. A Gray, Jr., 611 S. 21st Aft ., Hat· bcabul'l, lob 39401 J.clcton. Miu -Mrs. fred H. Tbom.psoo, 128 JUcbview Pl., Jack. son. Ms. 39206 Huob.ilI.et Ala.- Mrs. R C. Alli$OD, Jr 126 Annlau, S.E ., Hunts· .JIIe, Ala 3)802 Mobile, Ala.-Mrs. A . D . Bwtb, 3660 N . AnslC:'J Dr., Mobile, MllSlllippi De.lta--Mn. ll C. Williamson, 6 Woodlawn, Yuoo City, Ms. 39194 Gulf Coht-Miss Eddie Welford, Maison Ville Apts #311, Gulfport, Ms 39)()1

Montaome:rr, Ala -Mias Muaueritr: KmMd" 3024 S Court, Ape:. I, Montaome:l')', Al• 3610)

S,II(I\ Ala (Pi Phi Pock:et)-Mn. James Jenkios, 902 W, Coosa, S,I.caUj:' AI. '51)0

Uniwnity, Niss -Miss Christine: Drab ItO Hickory St , Oxford. MI • • Tuscaloosa, Ala -Mn. Norman Jobe. 11 Woodriclae Tutc.loou. Vicksburg. Miss.-Mn A. James Onis, Bieoyille APb. T.W 6. Vicbhtlfl, Ms 39180

MANITOBA

Cbarles..,ood, Man. (Sec Wionipq, M.n , c. •.)

Ealt Kilclon.n. Man (See Winn.ipea M Con.)

Port Garry, Mao (See Winnipq, )lan ., Can.)

NorwoOd, Man (See Winnipea, M.o. , Cln )

St . Bonifaa, Man (See Witulipca, W.n., Con .)

St James, Wan (See Winnipca Mao., un.)

St Vital, Man (See '\Vm.a.iPtC, Wao., Con.)

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Transcoaa, Man. (See Winoipea, Man Can ) Tuud0 b Man. (See Winnipq, M.n Con West Idonan. Man (See Wionipq, Man • Can ) Winnipec. Man. (See Wi.nnipq Man. , Con.)

MINNESOTA

Anoka (See Minneapolis, Minn.) Bloominaton (See Minnelp'olis Minn .) (See Minneapolis, Minn ) Co<ua<wood lSee MioDCllpohs, Nino ) Coon "'piela See Minne:apolU, Wino .)

[)eqIhave:n (See: Minaeapolis, Minn.)

Dvluth (See Duluth, Mion .supe:rior, Wi• )

East Grand Porb (See Graod Polb. N D ) Edin. (See llinneapolis. Minn ) Exce:laiot (See Minnelpolis, Minn ) Hopkins (See Minnapo!-is, }'(inn ) Lona La_ (See MiDllUpoIU, MiIut ) Mahtomedi (See St. PluI, MillO ) Minne.polis, (See Mianeapolis, Nino ) Minnetonka (See Miooc.polis, Minn ) Mound (See Minneapolis. Minn ) Ne'W Bri&htoo (See St Paul, WiM.) N. Oaks (See St. Paul, Minn.)

Tenn -Mn William N. Ozier, 3H6 HamptOn Ave •• Nasbvi Teno. 37215

Orono (See Minneapolis, Minn ) Richfield (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

Robbinsdale (Sec Minneapolis, Minn.) Rotnille (Sec St Paull MilUl.)

St. Loui, Park (Sec Mmneapolis , Minn )

St. Plul (See St. Paul , Minn ,) S St P.uI (See St. Paull MinD.) Shakopee: (See Minneapolis. Minn ) Still_Itu (See St. Plul. Minn )

W.fUtl (Ke Minneapolis Minn.)

White Bear La" (Sec St Plul \ Minn ) W. St. Paul (Sec St. Paul, MinD .)

NORTH DAKOTA

FltKo (See: F.qo N D '

Gilb, (See Grand Forks. N D.)

Grand Porb APB (See Grand Forb. N D.'

Grand Porks (See Grand Porb. N D.' Moorhead (See Farao, N D '

WISCONSIN

Appleton (Sec POI River Valley. WiI .) Baysick (Sec Mil •• ukec t Wi•. , Beloit (See Beloit Wis , Brookfield (See Milwauk", Wi• ) Brown Deer (Set Milwaukee. WI•. ) Butler (See M ilwaukee. Wis ' CedarbulJ (Sec MiIWIUW, '«Ti•• ) Cudaby (See M il•• Wis ) Delavan (See Beloit. WI"l Elkhorn (Sec Beloit wit Elm Grove (See Mii Wis.) Pox Point (See Mihuuk«. W is., Franklin (5« Mil uhe, Wis.) Glendale (See Mil WiI.) Gfftfld.le (See Milw.ukee, Wis ) (See Milwaukee, Wis.) Hales Comers (Milw.ukee. Wis ) H.rtbnd (5« M il uhe, Wis ) janC$'t'ilIe (5« Btloit. Wu ) k.ukaun. (See FOI Ri'ftr V.lley. Wis ) Kimberly (See Pox River V.lley. W is.)

Club. and Cha irmen

M.n .• Un -Mrs. B. A R..eside, .37 Cambridac St • WinnIpeg 9, M.n .• un Duluth, Minn ·Superior. Wis.-Mrs. 1 Z. Dlh), }601 E • th, Du · luth. Minn "'0'

THE AllOW OF " lETA PHI

Lake Genev. (See Beloit , Wi • )

Little Chuk (See POI River V.lley Wis )

M.disoD (Sec M.dison. wi•. )

Menash. ( See POI River V.lIey Wis.) (See M ilw.ukee. Wis ) F.lls (See: M ilw.ukee. Wis )

Mequon (See: Milw.ukee Wil )

MllIkeao (See: Milw.ukee. Wis .)

Neen.h (See Pox Ri ver Valley Wis )

New Berlin (See Milwaukee Wis .) 0.1c (See M ilw.ukee, Wis )

R.i't'cr Hills 1See: Wis'l St . Francis See Milw.ube, Wis . Shorewood See Mil ukee , Wis

South Mih (Set Milw.ukee. Wis.)

Supt:rior (See Duluth , Minn ·Superior, Wis )

S\Wix (Sec Milw.ukee , Wi, )

Thiensville (See \vis'l W.uw.tosa (See Wi, West Allis (See Milw'lUhe. Wis. West (See: Wi,.) Whitdish B.y (See Milw.ukee. Wis. )

Beloit. Wis.-Mrs C E. Maelden, 16)0 Indian R.d .• Beloit, Wis n'l1 P OI Ri't'er v.lley, Chairm.n Minneapolis, Minn -Min Pameb vine. 2:517 Kipling A't'e .• St. Louis PUk, Minn ".16

(Appleton )-Mrs Richard Uehlinc. ,o7 E. Byrd St.• Appleton W is ).911 lre.)-Mn Georae Walsh , U4. Whittier Dr , Neen.h Wis. '''9)6 (KimberJ,.K.uUun.-Little Chute: .re.)-Mrs Kenneth ltoloft', 2109 Ct ., Rt ", Kaukaun•• Wis. )"UO St P1Iul" , Mtnn -Mrs. R D Kennedy, 2211 HillJd.le Aft•• St PIUI. Minn . "119

P.tlCO, N D .-Mrs I.. J Ber,eth, 292. 11th St S • PIJ'I'O. N D )8102

Madison • WI,.-Mrs. Br.d ley Annltron,. )80) Dorsett Dr • M.dison, Wu 53711 Grand Forb , N D.-Mrs Curtis M••nUJ.JOn. 2no Chestnut St • Grand Porb, N D. )8201

Ar1i!'4ton HeiJ:bts (See AdiQlton HeiJ:bts. Ill. )

Aurora (See Pox Riwr V.Hey, JlI.)

B.rrin&;to n (See Arlington Ha,bts. III.)

B.tlYi. (See POI River V.lIey, Ill.)

Berwyn (See Oak Puk·Riftt Porest. III )

Blue bl.nd (See Chic o South, Ill.)

Brookfield (See Chicqo West Suburban. III. )

Chicqo (City schools south. see Chicllo South, 111., Suburb.n Chic"O see Chicalo West Suburb.n South Suburb.n. O.k Puk-Ri't'tr POlUt, or North Sbore. III. )

Chicqo H ei,hts (See South Subwb.o ChiCliO 111.)

Cbrendon Hills (See Hinsdlle Townsb ip. JiJ.)

Congress Plrk (See Chicaco West Subur· b'D, III )

Crete (See South Subwb.n Chicqo, III )

Deerlield (See North Shore, III.)

Des Pbines (See P.rk R.idae -Oes PI.ines Ill )

Downen Gron (See Hinsd.le Township. m ) (See m )

Elk Grove (See Arlington Hd,hts, III )

Elrnhunt (See Dup. County 111.)

Elmwood Puk (See O.k Park-R.iv" POttfl Jil.)

Ev.n.ton (See N o rth Shore, lr III.)

EvcrJel'ftn Pirie (See Chicqo South. III.)

PIOwnOOf (See South SuburblD Chicaco. III.)

Porest P.rk (See Oak: P.rk Rivet Pomt. Ill.)

Franldort (See Joliet. m )

Gene't" (See POI Ri'ftt Ill )

GlfflCoe (See North Shore III.)

Glen Ellyn (See ec;u nty, III )

Glenvicw (See North Shore, If 111.)

Glen ood (5« Chicqo South Subutban. ill.)

Milw.une. Wis -Mrs Samuel S BI.ckmore. Jr • 1160 Indi.nwood Dr • Broolcfi.dd. Wis.

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Grayslake (See Lake County, m.)

Har:!CY (See South Subwban Chicq:o. Ill )

Huel Cftst (Set Soutb Suburban Chicq:o, III.)

P.rk North Shorr. TIL)

HiMd.le (See Hinscble Township. III )

Homewood (See South Suburban Cbicq:o, III )

Joliet (See 101iet. Ill.)

kenil,.,.orth (See North Shore, III.)

La Grlft8e (Set Chicago West Suburb.n, 111.)

LaGr.nge P ille (Sc. Chicl,lO West Subwb.n. III.)

Lake Bluff (See Lake County. III.)

Lake Porest (Set North Shore , Ill.)

Lansing (See Hammond. Ind )

Libertyville (See: Lake County, III )

LockpOrt (See Joliet Ill.)

Lombard (See Du Paee CoUDty. III.)

M.nh.ttan (Sec Joliet. 111.)

M.,....ood (See O.k p.rk-Riyer Po rest 111.)

Melrose P.rk (Sec O.k Park·River Porest. III. )

Minooka (See Joliet. III.)

Mobn. (See l.nliet 111.)

Morri. (See Joliet. 1II.)

Morton Grove (Sec North Shore Jr III ) Mt (Set Adi!!&ton HClBlits, UI.)

Mundelc1ll (Sec Lake COunty, III )

N.pc"ilIe (See Chicqo West Subwban Ill )

New UDOX (Set Joliet III.)

Northbrook (Set }lJorth Shoft! lr.. m )

Northfield (See North Shore, I.)

O.k Lawn (See: SouthJ Ill )

O.k P.rk (See Oak Puk R.i't'U Pomt'. Ill )

Olympi. Fields (See South Suburb.n ChiCIA:O. 111.)

Orl.nd P.rIe (Set Chicago South, III.) p.latine (See Arlin&ton Heiabts. Ill )

Club. and Cha irmen

Arlinaton Hei,hts. Ill.---Gcneral Chairm.n; Mrs Ralph WenIc:. }o3 S Rammer. Adington HciJhts. III 6000<4

(Wheeling H S. and Hc,., H.S )-Mrs Clinton R. Bowman. 113 BrOok. Prospect Hei,hts. Ill. 60070 (Prospect H.S.) Mrs Roliert P Horw.th. 107 N. Windsor. Arlington HeiJbts, Ill. 60004

P.IOI P.rk (See Chicaco South. JILl

PalOi Heights (See Chlca&o South. II ) P.rk Porest (5« Chicq:o South Suburb.n. IlL)

P.rk Ridge (See Park.PJdae-DcsPlaines. Ill.)

Plainfield (See Joliet. Ill )

Prosped: J-tei&hhl (See Arlington HeiJ:hts. Ill )

River Porut (See O.k Park·River Pore:.t Ill.)

Riverside (See ChiCIJo West Suburban, III.)

Ri ..e-rd.l e (Sae Chicqo South Suburban III )

Riverwood (See North Shore. JII.)

Rockford (See Rockford. 111.)

Rockton (See Beloit. Wi• • \ Rolling Me.dow, (See .Ar inaton. Hdabts. 111.)

Roscoe (See Rock(ord Ill.)

St Charlts (See Pox Riwr V.lley, Ill )

Skokie (See l<Jorth Shore lr • JIl )

South H oll.nd (See Chicqo South Subur· b.n III.)

Thornton (see ChiCl.lo South Suburb.n. III )

ViII. P.rk (See DuPIJC County, JIl.)

Warrenville (Wheaton Central HiJ:b School), (See Milton Towruhip, Ill.)

W.ukea.n (See Lake County. 111.)

Western Sprinas (See Chicq:o West Sub· urban , III )

Westmont (See Hinsd.le Townsbip JlL)

Whe.ton (See Milton Township , III.)

Wheeli"" (See Arlill8ton HeiJl:hts. Ill.)

Wilmette (See North Shnre Ill )

WilmiQRton (See Joliet. 111.)

Winfield (Whe.ton N orth HiJ:h School 6111,) (See Milton Townsbip. Ill.)

Winnetka (See North Shore:, III.)

Worth (See Chicaao South, Ill )

Zion (See Lan County. III )

(Conant H S.) Mrs. Pred Sentitlr&'. 263 Englewood Rd .• Hoffman &tates. Ill. 6017J

(Elk GIO't't H S.) Mrs llonald Jones. 10066 Warwick Land. Elk Grove. Ill 60007 (Pal.tine H S ) Mrs. James A Humphte}' 961 Top.ngo. Pal.tine, Ill. 60067

(Prund H.S.) Mrs. Robert B. Dewey, 171S Appleby, Inftrneu Countt)'lide, Ill. 60067

(ArlitlAton H.S.' Mrs C. H ()restmano, no S. Burton, Adina· ton Hei,btl. Ill. 6000'

(Glen Ellyn·Lombltd) Mrs. R. W. MorlOW, 749 Cmcent, Glen Ellyn, 111. 60137 Pox River VIUt'Y , III. (Aurora are.) Mrs. William C. Warnn. 120 S. Ennslawn. Aurora, 1J1 60,06 (Pomt View H.S.) Mrs. Pmlttick Luuow, 410 S. GibbonJ, Ar· lilt4to n Hei,htl, III 60004

(BuntlAton H.S.) Mrs. John Tull, 10' Old Oak, BauiQlton. I1I. 6001.

Chicq:o South, IIl.-Mn. Richard C. Scheidt, 10« S. Looawood Dr., Ch,caao. III. 6060 South Suburban, IlL-Mrs. Walter Hau:, 107 Warwick, Pa Porest, III. 60466

Chicaao West Suburban, I11.-General Chairman: Mrs.. C. L. TulOS B2S Lawn Aft., We$km Spnap, 111. 6O"S (Weskrn Sprinp) Mrs James T Wilson, 04136 Grand , Western Sprio,ss. Ill. 60"8

(RiftlSJde.Brooldield) Mrs. George Craoe, Jr., 1431 Blanchan Aft., LaGran.sc Park, III. 6On8 (LaGratl.Re) Mrs. Robert Groeneveld, 103 Sunset Ave., LaGranac, III. 60)2'

(LaGranae Park) Mrs. Walkr S. Browning. 811 N. Kensington Ave .• Park. Ill 60'2' (Nape,rville) Mrs. Richard P. Hopper, 30' Tanalewood Lane.

(B.U,.iat.. Genna, St. Charlet) Mrs. D W. a.rIc, 0427 North Ave .• Hltni. t III. 6Ono Hinsdale To nshIP. I1J.-Mrs. BltI'J' D. Tate, 108 N. Lincoln, Hinsdale. Ill. 6Ono4

llI.-Mn Donald Teuk. 831 Plainfield Rd., Joliet. 111. ..."Lake County. 1lI.-Mrs. R. A. Pord. Bobby La., Mundelein, 111.60060

Milton Townshipj W .-Mn:. l.ichard Ouhoer. 919 N. Wash.ini;. ton, Whe.tnn. 11. 60187 North Sbore, III. :

Kenilworth. Winnetka. Gleocoe, Northfitld. Ne'W Trier .lownsrup HiJ:h Scbools·Eut .nd West. Deerfield. Hi,chland Park,/., Lih forest-Mrs Robert Earb.rt, 30461 Krenn. HiRhland rark 111. 6003' North Shore, Jr., Ill:

Glenbrook li,S' t Glenview. Northbrook: Mrs. Weill Hlrdesty, 226 Red COlen Ln. Northbrook., 111 60061 Evanstooi! Skokie, Morton Grove: Mrs. James W.re. 13lD Hlstings vanston, III. 60201 Naperville, III. 60'40 Dundee. Ill. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Harriaoa Kennicott. Rll. #1, Hickory Hollow Rd_, Duncke, 111. 60118

DuPage County. lJI· (Elmhurst·ViIl. Puk) MD. A. T. SalftSal. 289 Poplar. Elm· hurst. Ill. 60126

Abin.-ton (See GalHbuqt, IU.)

Adams County (See OwnC}', m.)

Aledo (See Monmouth, 111.)

Oak Parle·River Pomt. Ill.-Mrs. D. E. Rider. 107 Gale. River Porest, Ill. 60}()' P.rk Ridge-DesPllioes, IlL-Mrs. Elmer G. H.nson. 1091 6th Aft., DesPiaina., HI. 60016

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

Eut Moline (See Tri-City 111.)

Eut Peoria (See Peoria, nl.)

Oqu.wka (See Iowa)

Pekin (See Peoria Ill.)

Peori., (Peori., Iii.)

Alton (See Alton·Edwardsvi Ie. 11.)

Ale:under (See Jlcksonvillel I1I'1

Edwardsville (See Alton.Edwardrtille, 111.)

Effi.D&ham (See Effinabam, Ill.)

Peoria I'teiahu (See Peoril. III'I

PetermufJ: (See Springfield. 111

Arthur (See Champai,n-UrNna, Ill.)

Be.rdstown (See Sprina6e: d, II.)

Avon (See Avon-Bushnell l m'l

Bement (See 'Decatur m.)

Beth.lto (See Alton.Eaw.rdnille, III )

Beth.nJ (See t:>ecltur. IlL)

BiqsviJIe (5« Monmouth 111.)

Blandin.n'iIIe (See A,.on.8ushnell. m.)

Bloomill.lton (See Bloominaton·Notmal. 111. )

Blue Mound (See Decltur m )

BonYilie (See Champaign.Urb.n., III )

Bushnell (See AYon-Bushnell, IIJ.)

Calumet City (See Hammond, Ind.)

Cameron (See GalesbulJ. m )

Canton (See J1I.)

Carthl. (See QuiDC'J', Ill or Bwlinaton, Iowa,. Cbampailn (See Cabmpa.ia;n.Urban., m.)

Chandie"iIIe (See J.cbon,.ille, 11I.)

Chlpin (See jacQO(l\-ille, m.) Chillicothe: (See Peoria Ill.)

Coo. V.II.,. (S« Tri:O.,. 111.\ Concord (See Jacksonville, III. Dan,.iIIc (See Dan,.iJle, 111.)

Decatur (See Decatur. JlI.)

Ia (See Tri-City. Ill.)

Eut Alton (Sec: Alton.Edwardsville. Ill )

P.rmer City (5« Champ.lgn·Urban•• Ill.)

Puminatoll (See Peoria, III. \

GaiesbUQt (See IIJ

Gibson City (See Champal&n. rbanl Ill.)

Godfrey (See Alton-Edwardsville. IiI.)

Pittsfield (See QuIIlCJ III.)

Pleuant Pl.ins (See DI.)

Port Byron (See: Tri-City til.)

Prairie City (Sec Afl)n·Bwbneli, Ill )

Ouincy (See Quincy, JlI.)

J(antoul (See Champai"n·Urbana. 111.)

Good Hope (See Avon.BUJhncll j Ill.)

Hamilton (See Quincy, JJl.l

Gtunview (See III.

Rait.n (See Monmouth\ 111.)

Rock Island (See Tri-Citr., (n'1

Rnodhou. (See Jaduon llIejll .)

kirbrood 1See: Monmouth. I 1.)

Jacksonville (See Jl cbonYi I e j JlL)

Knoxville Glletbura, 111.1

Little York (See Monmouth, 11.)

Macon (See: Decatur 111.)

Macomb (See A on·Bushnell. III.)

M.homet (See ChamPli&n·Urb.nl, Ill.)

Miquon (See G.lnbu,.. III.)

Milan (See III )

Moline (See Tri-Citr. 111.)

Monmouth (See Monmouth. 111.)

MonbceJlo (See Champai,n-Urball., 111.)

Morton (See Peoria. 111,)

Mt Zion (See Decltur. 111./

Mowelqu. (See t:>ec.tur II.)

New Berlin (See 111.)

Nilntic (See Decatur, 1I1.)

Nonnal (See Bloominllton.Nonnll, Ill.)

Ogden (See Champ.ian·Urb.na. Ill.)

Club. and Chairmen

Roseville ISee Monmouth. II.)

Roxlnna See Alton.Edw.rdnillc, 1Il.)

Rush ille (See J.cbonville, Ill,)

St. J_h (S« Chomp';fn.Url>• .,.. HI.)

Selton (See Monmouth, 11'1

Shelbyville (See Decatur. Il.)

Silvis (See Tri-City. III.)

Sprin,dield (See Sprinaitld Ill )

T.!lofYille (See Oec.tut•.}U.)

To ono (See Champai,n·urbana, III ) Tuscola (See Champ.ICn·Urbana. III.)

Urban. (See Champaitn·Urbana. 111.) (See JacksOnvllle j 111.)

W.shinaton 11.)

Wenona tSee Peoril, 111.)

Whitehall (See Jacksonville, JlI.)

Winchester (Sec: Jacbonvdle. III.)

Wood River (See Alton-Edw.tdndlc, 111.)

Alton .Ed rdsville. 1lI.-Mrs D Dooald McLainy. 700 Stlte St .• Galesburg. JU.-Mrs. M.ck Glass, 511 Hlckberry. Galt3bull, 1lI. 61401 Alton, III 61001

A,.on·Bushnell. lll.-Mrs J nhn LawlOD, 911 N Cn1ford, Bush- -Jacbon"ilIe. 1lI .-Mrs. Scott Ste all. LP.D #1. Altunder. TIl 62601 nell, Ill 61422

Bloomln,ll:ton Nonnal. Ill.-Mrs. Jlmet Mqirl. 503 Kreitzer, -Monmouth. IlL-Min SIlty A. Bowman, 711 North 11th St.. Monmouth, Ill. 610461 Bloonunaton. III. 61701

Champlilln·Urbana. III.-Mrs. Dennis Dlbl 1603 West William, Peori.. Ill.-Mrs Don W. Miner. '12 Prospect La., Peori. Ch.mpliAn, Ill. 61820 Dlnville III.-Mrs. J B. Huss. 1410 Woodridac Dr.• D.n ilIe. Ill. 61831 -Decatur. III.-Mrs. Jlck McCoy. McArthur Rd •• Dcc:.tw III 62n6 Heights. III. 61614 Quincy. I11.-Mrs Tom A Oakley. 61301 Spring6rld ilL-Mrs J. Winnina, 627001 20'1 Maine St ., Quincy, 132' Batet. SprinafieJd. m Ill

Effil'lAh.m. III. (Pi Phi Pocltet:)-Mrs. Geoe Henderson. 1211 S. Pourth St•• Effinsham. m. 620401

IOWA

Altoon (See Des Momes. low.)

Ama (See Ama. low.)

Ankeny (See Des Moines low.)

Bettendorf (See Tn-City, 111.)

Boone (See Ames, lowll

Buftalo (See Tri-City, 1J ) Burlington, lowI)

Tri-City, 1II.-Mrs Alan Hallene:. 1885 104th Ave. A. Moline. III. 6126'

NU PROVINCE

Carlisle (See Indiaool •• low.)

Cedar P.lb (See W.tuloo-Cedar Palls

I )

Coin (Sec Ames, low.)

Coral,.ille (See Iowa CitJ, lowI)

Council Blufb (See Council Bluffs, low.)

D "npon (S« Tri-Ci.,. m.)

Moines (See Des Moines, low.)

Pt. M.dison (See Bwlinaton. Iowa)

Indianola (See: Indianoll, Jowa\ low. City (See low. City. Iowa

Johnston (See Des MOines Iowa) UClain (See Tri-City, JlI.)

Madrid Ames. low.)

Malvern (See Counal Bluffs j Iowa) Marion Cedar Rapids. owa)

Rodcford. lll.-Mrs. Tom Brown. 1116 Birthwood Or., Rockford, Ill. 61107

Mediapolis (See Burlinaton, lowI) Mt nt (See: Mt ntt to"".)

Mt. Union (See Mt Pieuant OWl) Ne d. ( Sc-e AmH Jo l New London (See Mt P usant" Iowa) N orth LibcrtJ' (Set lowl City Iowa) Olds ( See: Mr . 10...') Pleasant Valley (See: Tri-City, Ill ) Salem (See Mt . PleaNnt . Iowil Seraeant BluB (See: Sioux City, OWl) Sious Cit)' (See Sioux City, Iowa) Swcdesbura (See Mt Pleasant, 10 ) Story City (See Ames Io".) (See Council BtuB'., Iowa)

University Hei.lbts (See lowl Citr. 10"'''') Urbandale (See Det Moines. Iow a) Waterloo ( See Watedoo..Cedu PaU., l ow.l' West Des Moines ( See: Des Moines. Jowa) Winfield (See Nt. Pleasant, lowl)

NEBRASKA

Be:Ue\'Ue (See amaha, Neb./ L inc o ln (See UDCoin, Neb. Murray (Set Omaha, Ncbl Om h (See Omaha, Neb Papillion (See Omaha N ) South SioU% City (See: Siouz Citr. IowI)

Club. and Chairmen

Ames Iowa-Mrs Richard W Rou 2'26 Pierce, Ames Ia '0010 Burlinaton, Ia -Mrs Maraard S Steinle, 104 On::h.;J Pl., Burl ington. Ia. )2601 Cedar R.pid., Ia.-Mrt Robert Tilden, 3U Linden Terr S.B .• dar hpid. I•.

Council Ia .-Mrt. Ano W.lters, 220 ,th An .• Council BluS., Ia )U01

Des Moincs. h .-Mrs Chen)' S Spub. nos Sk,line Dr , Des M oi nes, la '0310

Indi.nola. la -Mrs Charlcs Kerr, 201 North G , Indi.nol., Ia )012)

10"'1 City, h .-Mrs D.le Erickson, 86 Oli-.e 0., 10 City. lowl

Mt Plu nt, Ia.- Mrs John Hunt, 211 E. Mocuoe St. , Mt Plw · ant, I•. 52641

KANSAS

B Spri (s.. Tri·S M •. )

Betbel (See Kaous CitT Kin.)

Bonnei' Sprinp (See K.ns Cit)', Kan .)

Ch.se (See Westem Kan \ CI.Sin (See Western K.n , Colby (See Western K.ous) Columbw (See Tn·Stlte, Mo . ) Derby (See Wichita, K.n.)

Dodae Cit)' (See Westem IUDS ) Downs (See Western K.n ) Edward"iUe (See Kan Cit)', Kan .) Ellinwood (See Western Kans ) EmPOri. (See K.nus City, KIn.)

Pairw.,. (See K.DS CitT, Mo.)

G.rden City (See Watem }(aru.,) Gre.t Bend (See Watcm Kansu)

H.,., {See We.tem K.nu.)

HaymUe (See Wichif.!, Kan .) Holton (See Topek., A.n ) HutchinJOn (See Hutchinson, K.n'k Kaous (See Kans City. .n a Kan 0",. M • )

Lab of the Forest (See Kaosas Cit)' K.o.) Lamed (8ft: Weste.m Kansu) La (See L.,.rence, K.o ) Le.Ym"'orth (See La rrnce, Kao ) Lel"'ood (See Kansa. City, Mo.) Lmeu. (See KIIII City Mo ) Uberll (See Westero Kaosu)

Lron. (Sec Westem Kin •• ) M.nh.ttan (See Kan .) Mlple Hill (See Topeka, I\.ln ) McCracken (See Water" Klnsa.) McPherson (See McPherson, K.n .) Mission (See Klnsa. City, Mo .) Mernam (See Kan'l) Cit)', Mo } Muncie (See K.n,u City, K.n.) Norton (See Western KaDSU)

SOtrrH DAKOTA

Belle Fourche (See BI.ck H ilb of South Dakota)

Cwtu (See Black Hills of South D .kota) De.dwood ( See Black H ill. of South D. · ( See Blick Hill. of South D. · kota)

Leld (5« BI.ck Hill, nf South Dakou) Rat:. Cit)" (See Black Hill. of South 0.. Sioux (See Siouz Palls S.D.) Vumillion (See Vermillion, S D .)

Sioux City. Ia.-Mrs A. O BeqClOn , VikiDJ Dr., Sioux Cirr I• '11M W.terloo ·Cedar Pall., Ia -Mrs Kenneth Mut , 228 Berkshire Rd , W.terloo, Ia '0701

Lincoln Neb -Mrt James Sch.tz. 2800 Woods Bh'd ., Apt 612 , Bldg 4 Linc:oln, Nth 68)02 OOllh., Neb.- Mrs James Jones, 13220 Marinda, Om.b•• Nb. 68'«

Black Hill , S D .-Mrs Leslie Lanoo. 3103 Momina View Dr , R.pid City, S.D. )7701 P.II' 0 S.D .-MIt . Huston H.uao, 2700 S . Elmwood , Si oux Fill. S. )710)

vermiilion O S D -Mrs. Dean Lee, 806 Valley Vie Dr.• Vermil· lion, S )7069

XI PROVINCE

Olathe (See Kansa. Cit)'/cMo. ) Otta (See LaW'mltt In ) Overl.nd P.rk: (See K..nJu City, Mo.) P.rson. (See Tn.State, Mo ) Phillipsbura: (See We.tern KIDS ) Pomona (See La.-rence, Kin ) Prairie VIII .,e (See K.n Cir,., Mo ) Ouiverl (See Klnsa, City, Kan ) }fussdl (St-e Western Kan ) Sha ...nee Mission (See K.nJl. City, Mo ) Shlwnee (See Kanu. Cit)'"Mo ) Silver Lake (See Topeka . lUll ) (5« Wrstern K.nJls) T onga noxie (See Lawrrnce, Kan.) T opeka (See T opeka. K.n.) Turner (See K.nsa s Cit)'. J<:.n ) Valle,. Center (See Wichita, Kin.) Watwood Hills (See K.nsa. City, Mo .) Wichita (5« Wichita. K.n .) WilIiamsbW& (See Lawrence, Kan )

M1SS0UlU

Anderson (See Tn·Stak, Mo ) Auror. (See Spn"l6eld, Mo ) Ball in (See St Loui. , Mo .) Sprinas (See Tn ·St.k, Mo. ) Blue (8ft K.nsa. City, Mo ) Bolivar (see Spri",6dd , Mo , ) Brentwood (See St. loW', Mo .) Cart!tq:e (See Tn St.te , Mo ) Chesterfield. See St. Loui• • Mo. ) dayton (See St Loui •• Mo.) Columbi. (See: Columbil, Mo. ) CtHtwood (See St Loui., Mo.)

Creve Coeur (See St Louis, Mo.)

De. Peres (See St Louis , Mo ) Ellisville lSee St Loui., MO' 1 Fel"luson See St. Loui., Mo

Club. and Chairmen

HutchinlOn, Kao .-Mrs. Ray Dillon, Jr., WI Kisi Hutch inson, Kan 67)01

K.nsu Cir,.. Kln -Mrs. Jane F. Shepherd, 1120 Hoel Pkwy.. Kan·

• u City, Kan 66102

(Sh nee Misaion H.S. NorthJ , East, Northwest, South and Wat) Mrs S.ndra T. Hau, 0088 Woodson, Sh nee Minion, Ka.66202

La rence, Kan ,-Mrs Georae Ryan, un Spmce:r Dr., La "'.......

Manh.tt.n, Kao -Mrs. QIft:Dt:e Norria, 1728 RInser Rd ., M.nhat· tan, Jean 66)02

Florissant (See St. Loui., M o.)

Porsyth (See Sprilllfield, Mo )

F ro oten.c (See St Loui., Mo )

Glendale lSee St loui•• Mo )

Grlin V I er (See Kansa. City , Mo )

Gr.ndview (See K.n City, Mo )

H.nnibal (See Quincy, 111.)

Haulwood (See St . Loui., Mo . )

Hickm.n Mill. (See }(ansu City, Mo.)

Independence \See K.ns.. City, Mo. ) City See Jefferson City, Mo.)

oplin (See To·Stak Mo ) .nSl. (See k .nsa. City, Mo &: Kans City, Kan )

Kirkwood (Set: St. Loui Mo )

Ladue (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Lamar (Stt Tn St.te, Mo.)

Lee ' Summit (See KaDSu Citr, Mo )

M.ncbcster (See St Loui., MO'1

Maplewood (See St. Louis Mo.

Marsbfield (See SpriQl6eJd, Mo )

Mexico (See Mexico. Mo )

Monett (See Tri ·State, Mo.)

NeoJho (See Tn·St.te. Mo ) N o rmand, (See St Loui•• Mo.)

Olivette (See St. Loui•• Mo )

Oz.rk: (See Sprina:6eld. Mo )

Rayto n (See Kansas Cit)', Mo.)

Richmond Hrigbts (See St LouIJ, Mo.)

Sbrewsbury (See St. Loui., Mo . )

St. Ann (See St Louis, Mo )

St Charles (See St Loui• Mo ) St Loui. (See St Loui. , M o. )

University City (See St. Loui •• Mo ) Wlrson Woods (See St Loui., MO ' 1 Webster Groves (See St. Louis, Mo. Whelton (See Tri-Stak, Mo.)

McPherson. Kan (Pi Phi Poc:ket)-Mn. Pred Pierce, N M.· pic McPbtrson. le.n. 67460

K.n - Mrs. Karen A Baker, 2816 BudinallDe ltd •• Kan 66611

Rich.rd Proffitt. Chue Jean _ Wichita Kan .-Mrs Richard &sue, B7 Hiaden V lle,., Wichita, Kan 67209

Columbi., Mo -Mrs P.ul A MedJry, )1) E Itock-creek, Colum· bi., Mo 6)201 }drenon City, Mo -Mrs A R Trippen.tee , GUftI Bury ltd., Jdrmon City, Mo. 6}101

Kan sas City, ChairmlD: Mrs William Chilrs, 4106 W. 101 Tur " Shawnu MissiOll, Ks. 66207 (Missouri Alpha)-Mrs William Templr, '912 W, 89th Onrland Park, Ks , 66207

(Kanus Be:ta)-Mrs. John H. Ross, '429 Norwood. Fairway, Ks.6620'

Mexico, Mo. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. LawKnee M. Barnes, Jr 7 Park Cir , Mexico, Mo. 6n6,

ARKANSAS

Alma Ft. Smith, Ark )

Arkadelphia Hot Sprinss, Ark )

Armorel (Sec Osceola, Ark )

Augusta (Sec Newport, Ark .)

Bauxite (See Little Rock, Arlc..)

Benton (Sec Little Rock. Ark.)

Blytheville Osceola, Ark.) (5« Osceola, Ark .) (Sec Camden Ark.)

Clarendon Grand Pr.irie, Ark.)

DeQuun (Sec Ark .•Tn.)

DeWitt Gr.nd Ark ) EI Dor.do (Sec EI Dor.do, Ark .)

St. Joseph, M o.-Mrs Ron 2811 Pembroke Ln ., St. Jo· "Ph, Mo. 64'06

St Louis, M o.-Mrs EllMr Ott, Jr ., 1229 Lockett Ln ., St. Louis, M o. 63122

Mo .-Mrs Curtis Graff, 2337 M.yralr, Sprinslield Mo 6'804

Mo.-Mrs. Fr.nk Enns, Jr. 1366 V.llr 01 .• Joplin Mo. 64801

OMICRON PROVINCE EAST

Etowah (Sec Os«ob, Ark.) (Sec Ark )

Ft. Smith (Sec Ft. Smith. Ark.)

Hazen Grand Prairie l Ark.)

Hope (Sec Texarkana, Ark.-Tex.)

Hot Springs (See Hot Springs, Ark.)

Jacksonville (Sec Rock, Ark.)

lu.chville- (See Osceola, Ark.)

Little Rock (See Little Rock. Ark .)

Lonoke (See Little Rock\ Ark .)

Luxora (See Osceola, Ark.)

Magnolia (Sec Te-:II:ark.na, Ark.-Tex.)

Malvun (Sec Hot SprinAs, Ark.)

Manila (5« Ark )

Newport (Sec Newport, Ark )

Clubs and Chairmen

·EI Dor:ado-Ma8nolia, Ark.-Mrs. Robert Dudlty, 116 Stroud, EI Dorado, Ark. 717}O

North Little Rock ISee Rock, Ark.)

Osceola (See Osce-o I, Ark )

Ozark (See Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Paris (See- Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Pine Bluff (See Pine- Bluff', Ark .)

Prescott (See Tenrkana, Ark Tex.)

Scott (See Little Rock , Ark.)

Sherrill 15u Pine Bl uff, Arlc..} e (See Fayette-ville, Ark )

Stuttgart (See Grand Prairie, Ark.)

Texarkana (See Texarkana (5« Te-xar· kana, Ark .-Tex.)

Tuckcmun (See Ne-wport, Ark .)

Van Buren (See Ft. Smith, Ark .)

Wilson (Sec Osceola, Ark .)

Ne-wport, Ark.-Mrs. S. W. Freemao, 30' Pine St., Newport, Ark 72112 Fayetteville, Ark:.-Mrs. J.ck Audrain , 1601 Elmwood, Fayette-ville, Arlc 72701 Fort Smith, Ark.-Mrs. Ke-nneth Schmidt, 2320 S. 64th, Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 Grand Prairie, Arlc.-Mrs H01V.rd Hammans, Rt. #1. Humphrey, Ark. non Hot Springs, Ark.-Mrs. J. E. Sanders, 213 Garland Ave ., Hot Sf,nnas, Ark 71901

Litt cRock. Ark.-Mrs. James W. Gra!, 2604 N. FiJlmore-, Little Rock. Ark. 72207

OKLAHOMA

Ada (Sec Pauls Valley. Okla.)

Altus (See Altus, Okla )

ArdmoK (See ArdmoK. Okla.)

Bartlesville (See- Bartle-svillc, Okla.)

Ikthanf (See Oklahoma City( Okla.)

Central., (See Claremore, Ok a.)

Cbe-col.h (See Muskosu, Okla.)

Chdxa (See Claremore-, Okla ) Claremore- (See Claremore, Okl•. ) Com.nche, (See Duncan, Okl•• )

Copan (See Bartlesville-, Okl •. )

Dewt'Y (See Bartlesville)" Okl • . )

Duncan (See Duncan, ukla.)

Edmond (See Oklahoma City, Okla.)

GIe-rKQe (Sec Stillwate-r. Okla.)

He-aJdton (See Ardmort", OkJ •. )

Osceola Blytheville, Ark .: (Osceola)-Mrs. Ralph Woodruff, 917 W. Sanmes, Osceola, Ark. 72370 (Blythtville)-Mrs. Alvin Huffm.n III, 1801 Westgate-, Blythe · "lie. Ark 7HI)

Pine Bluff, Ark .-Mrs. William Bridgforth, 920 W. 37th Ave- ., Pine Bluff, Ark 71601 -Texarkana, Ark -Te-:II:.-Mrs. David A Smith, 12 Northridge Cil., Rt 3, Box ,40H, Tuarluna. Tx. "'01

OMICRON PROVINCE WEST

Kaw City (5« Ponca City·Kay County, Okla.)

Lindsay (Sec Pauls Valley. Okla.)

Loco (See Duncan, Okla.)

Madil (See Ardmore-. Okla.)

Marietta (See Ardmore-. Okl •. )

Marlow (See Duncan, Okla.)

Miami (See Tri ·State, Mo )

Midwest City (Sec Midwest City, Okl •. )

Muskogee (Sec Muskogee. Okla.)

Newkirk (See Ponca City·Kay Co unty, Okla )

Norman (Sec Norman, Okla.)

Oklahoma City (Sec Oklah oma Cirr, Okla.)

Pauls Valley (Sec Pauls Vall('J', Okla.)

Perkins (See Stillwater, Olda )

Club s and Chairm e n man, Okla. 7)069

Altus. Okl •. (Pi Phi Podut)-Mrs. E. W. Cleveland, 1601 N. Willard, Altw. Okla. 7)121 Ardmore, Okla.-Mrs. Jim Porter, 9}0 S.W. Manor M.II, Ard · more, Okla. 7)401

Po nca City (See Ponca City·Kay County, Okla'l

Pote-au See Muskogee, Okla . )

Pryor (5« Claremore, Okla.)

Putnam (See Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Ramona (5« Banlesville- Okla.)

Shawnee (See Shawnu. Okla.)

Stillwater (See Stillwatu, Okl • ) T ahlequah (Sec MuskOl«. Okla )

Tonkawa (Se-e- Ponca City·Kay County, TulsaOk".)(See Tulsa Okl •. )

Vinita (See Claremore, Okla.)

Wqone-r (5« Musk08ce, Okla.)

WaUrika (See Dunc.n, Okla.)

Western Heights (5« Oklahom. Cit)', Okl • ) (See Oklahoma ut)', Okla.)

LOUISIANA

Alexandria (Sec Ale-nndria, La )

Bastrop (See Monroe, La .)

IXlchet (See Sbrenport. la )

Pauls V alley, Okla.-Mrs. Robert T Rennie, 1800 S. W.lnut, Pauls Okla. non Ponca City, Kay County, Okla.-Mrs. J<*ph Kotarski, 2309 Mea· dowbrook, Ponca City, Okla. 74601

Shawnee, Okla. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. J ames Winte-rrinler, U\.9 N. Oklahoma, Shawn«. Okla. 74801

Stillwater, Okl •.- Mrs Carroll Pope, 2132 W. UniVersity. Stillwater, Okla 74074

Tulu. Okla .-Mrs. Robert L. Shepbe-rd, H23 S. Yorktown , Tulll, Okla 7410'

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Mrs. T. J. Guthrie-, }229 Whippoorwill Rd. Oklahoma City Okla. 73120 Okmula:u, Okl •. (Pi f:ohi Pocke-t)-Mrs. Jame-s W. Mile-. 400 Oakwood Or , Okmulgee-. Okl •. 74447 Bartlesville, Okla.-Mrs. Ginge-r Griffin, 17)1 S. Johrutone, Bartl"ville-, Okla 74003 ·Claremore-. Okla.-Mrs. E. N. Price-, 620 S. Smith, Vinita, Okla. 7001 Duncan, Okla.-Mrl. A. J. Hruby, 1006 Alpine, Duncan, Okla. 73B3 Midwest City. Okla (Pi Phi Poclm)-Mrs. Edward H. McDonald, Jr., }004 N Glen Oaks, Midwut City, Okla. 73110 ·MUJko,l!ee, Okla.- Mrs Hayes Holliday, 270' Oklahom., Muska· flee, Okla 74401 Norman, Okla .- Mn. O. O. Crutchfield. 1021 E. Louisiana, Nor-

PI PROVINCE NORTH

IXnton (Sec Shreveport, La )

Bossier City (Sec ShKwp!)rt, L•. )

Boyce (Sec Alenndrla. La.)

Bunkie- (Sec Aluandri., La )

(See Alaandri., La )

Deihl (See Monroe, La.)

OiJ:ie (5« ShKvt:pnrt. La.)

Farmersville- (SH Monroe, La )

Ferriday (5«: Monroe, l •. )

Grunwood (See La.)

lonciboro (See: Monroe, La.)

t. Compte (Sec Alexandria, La .'

AriinAton (Sec Mid ·Cil ics, Tn', )

Athens (See Tyler, Tn .)

Bedford (Sec Mid Cities. Tu.)

&diu (See Brazos VaUcytTcx.)

Henderson (Sec Easl Tcnsl

Hennetta (Sec Wichill Fals, Tex.)

Herc(Otd (Sec Amarillo Tel;.)

Highland "Park (Sec 0.111$. Tn.)

Lake Providcn« (See Monroe r.....)

Uesyillc (Sec Alexandria. La .; Marksville (Sec Alexandria, La.)

Borgu (Sec Amarillo. n. or Pampa. Tex.)

Bryan (Sec Brazos Valley, Tex )

Hurst (Sec Mid Citits. Tex./ 10"" Park (Sec Wic hita Fals. Tcx .) frYing (Sec Mid Cities. Tn.)

Mer RoU{l:c (See: Monroe, La.)

Monroe (Sec Monroe La.\..

Oakdale (See Alcundria, , )

Oak Ridge (See Monroe, La )

Pineville (See Alexandria. LI.)

Rayville (See Monroe , La.)

Ru.ston (See Mo nroe, La )

Shreveport (5« Shrneport, 1 • )

Simsboro (Sec Monroe. 11.)

St. J oseph (See Monroe La ,)

Tallulah (Stc Monroe\.i.•. )

Vidalia (Sec Monroe, • )

Vivian (See Shrucport, La )

Welt MonrOt: (Sec MonrocJ Lt.)

Winnsboro (Sec Monroe, LI.) TEXAS

Aledo (See Fort Worth, Ttx ' j

Am:uillo (Sec Amarillo. Tex

Archer City (See Wichita Pal., Tn.)

Calvert (See Bnzos Valley.

Cameron (See Btazos Tn.)

Canyon (See Amarillo. Tn.)

Canadian (See Pampa. Tex ) (See Pamp •• Tn ) Station IS« Brazos Tn .)

Dallas (See DallS\ Tn.)

DaUurt (5« Amarillo. Tex ) (See Amarillo, Tn , )

Denison (5« Sherman·Denison Tu.)

EIKtra Wichita F.lls. TeIC )

Eults! (See Mid Cities, Tn.)

Ft. Worth (See Ft Worth, Tex.)

Franklin (See Bruos Tu.)

Friona (See Am.rillo. Garl.nd 01111$, Tex )

Grah.m (See Wichita F.lls1 Tn.)

Grand (Set Mid Cities, Tex.)

Grayson (See Sherman·Denison. Tex . ) Hurne Druos Valley. Tex )

Club a nd Ch airmen

Alexandria, La.-Mrs. R obert B. Jr Pecan Dr., Alexandria. La 7UOl

M onroe, La.-Mrs. Suz.anne B. Gnnt, 2610 Ind i.n Mound. Mon· roe. La. 71201

hcksonvillc (Sec Tylrr. Tn .)

l ongv iew (Sec EISI TelliS)

Lufkin (Sec Lufk:in. Tel' .)

M.1n.sfield (Sec Mid Cities. Tex .)

Marsh .11l (See Marshall. Tex .)

M iami (Sec Pamp •• TtI' .)

NlcOltdoches (Sec Lul1c.in Tex ) Nu.sota (See Bruos Vlllt)' Tn.)

Palestine (Sec Tylcr Tex .)

Pampa (See Pampa. Tex .) Panh.1ndle (Sec Amltill o. Tex.)

PIns (Sec Puis. Tex .) Pittsburw (See Ea5t TulS) Rlchlrdson (See Richardson. Tex.)

She rm ln (See Shcrman.Denison. Iu .) Texuk.1nl, (Sec Tcxarkana, Ark .-Tclt .) Tyler (See Tyler, Tclt ) Univcrsity Park (Scc D.lIas, Tex.) Waco (Sec Waco. Tn .) Wichita Falls (See Wichita Falls.

7)901

Marsh.lI. Tex .-Mrs. Scott Bald in, P O. 801')79 Marshall Tex. 7)670 • , Shreveport. La .-Mrs L. Gunn. HI} Camelbac", Shreveport , La 7110)

Amlrillo. Tn -Mrs Jack Liston, Jr•• 1601 Austin. Amarillo, Ta 79102

BraZOJ; Valley. Tn.-Mrs. W T. McDonald. 609 E Brd St , Boa ""), Bryan , Tex 77801

Dallu. Tn.-Mrs. Richard H Compton. }60) Caruth Blvd Dal la,. Tex 7)22)

East Texu-Mrs Ode Sh.ppell. 180} N. Live Oak. Lonlvi",. Tn: 7)601

Port Wort!!,. Tex .-Mn. T P. M orto n, Jr .• 1801 Merrick Ct.. Ft. Worth lex. 76107 lufkin. tex.-Mu. J ames (heavens. 118 W. Kur, Lufkin. T tl.

LOUISIANA

A,bl,e.iIl e (See Lafayette, La )

Amite (See Baloo ROUlc. La.)

Baker (Sec 8aton RoUJc. La.)

Baton Baton Ro•• La )

Bn c (See Lafayette. La .)

Covinston ( New Orlean., La.)

Cro ... ley (Sec Ltf.}'tttc La.)

Denham Sprinp (See Balon La .)

De Riddcr (Me Lake Charln, La.)

Eunitt (See Lafayette. La.)

Gonzales (Sec 8.ton Rougc. La )

Hammond (See 8'lon ROure La.)

Houma (Sec Lafayette. La.

Kaplan (See Lafayette, La. lSec Lararette. La ' l

Lakc Char es (Sec Lake Char ea. La.)

Metairic (Sec New Otleans, La.)

Napoleonvillc (Sec Nc. Orleans. La . )

New Iberia (Sec Lafarettc. La )

Ne Orleans (See Ne Orle.ns. La.)

Ncw R oads (Sec 8.ton La.)

Opelousas (Sec Opelouus, La.)

Pr.qucmine (Sec R o uge, La.)

Port Sulphur (Sec Ne. Oric.ns, La.)

Port Allen (See Baton Roule La.)

Rayne (See tarayctte. La.)

St. Francisvillc (See Baton Rouge, La )

St. Martinville (See L.fayette. [ •. )

Zachary (Sec B.ton Rouge, La.)

Mid-Cities. Tex .-Mrs J ack Crudup, lOOt Whispering Olk Cr.• Arlmltton, Tex 76012

Pamp•• Tex .-Mrs. David A. McDaniel. 161) Willisto n, Pampa. Tn. 79(6)

Paris. Tex. (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs. W. P Bennett. Jr 2"10 Brilrwood, PIns 7)"60 Ri ch.rdson. Tex.-Mrs. William BI.ir. 112) Overlakc Dr .. Rich. ardson, Tu 7)080

·Shcrmln·Denison. Tcx .-Mrs. Charln B. Robinson, 1218 Dr., Sherm.n. Tex. 7)090

Tyler. Tn.-Mrs. R. Wilson Cozby, ).413 Allen. Tyler Tex. 7)701 Waco, Tn.-Mrs. A. C. Rill 4213 Gorn'lln. Waco, Tex 76710 Wichita Falls. Tex.-'Mrs. William H. Marlin BOO Hlrrison Wichita Falls. Te•. 76}08 ' •

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

TEXAS

Abilenc (Sec Abilene. Tex.)

Al amo. (See Hidal«o. Tex )

Alam u Heights Ant onio. Tn )

Alb,my (See Ab iltne. Tex .)

Anson (See Abilenc. Tex )

Austin (Sec Austin. Tex'l

B.ird (Sec Abilent. Tcl'.

Ballinger (Sec S,n Ansel Tex nr Abi· lene, Tclt.)

Bastrop (See Austin. Tex )

Beaumont (See Beaumont, Tu.)

Boerne (Sec San Antonio, Tu.)

Burnct (See Austin. Tex )

Coleman (See Abilenc. Tn.)

Coronldo Cill' (Sec Abilene. Telt .)

Corpus Christl (Set Corpus Christi. Tn )

Cuefl (See Victoria. Tex )

Del Rio (See S.n Anll:elo. Tn.)

Donna (See H id.IAo County, Tn.)

Eastland (See Abilenc. Tex .)

EdinburR {See Hidal,ll;n ('.nunty, Tex.)

Edna (Set: Victoria. Tex )

Eldondo (See Stn Angelo. Tn.)

EiRin (Sec A ust in. Tex )

EI Puo (See EI Paso. Tn.)

Ft. Sam Houston (5«: San Antonio. Tn )

Ft. Stockton (5«: San An,e:e1o. Tex ) (5«: Austin. Tn .)

Goliad (5«: Victoria, Tn.)

Groves (See Beaumont. Tex )

Hamlin (See Abiltne. Tex.)

Club. and Cha irmen

Baton La.-Mn. Ben Hoclat-. 312 Francis Harriet, Baton Rougc, La. 7081)

La.-Mrs. Genc 108 Donald Dr.• La(ayette, La. 70)01

H ous ton (5«: H ous ton , Tex.)

Kerrville (Sec San Ant OniO Tn.)

Lubbock (Sec Lubbock, Tex.)

McAllen (See J-1idllgo County. Tex .)

MeKedes (See Hidalgo County. Telt.)

Midland (Sec Midland Tn )

Mission (Sec Hidalgo County. Tex ) Ne Brlunreis (Sec San Antonio. Telt )

Odessa (See Odessa. Tex.)

Ortngt (Sc-e Beaumont. Tex )

Port Arthur (Sec Beaumont. Tn )

Port Lav.ca (See Viclori •. Tex.)

Randolph AFB (Sec S.n Antonio. Tex .)

Refugio (See Victoria. Tn.)

Rotan (See Ab i lcne. Tex.)

San Angelo (See San A"&e1o. Tel' .) San Anlonio (See San Antonio, Tex'l San Juan (Sec Hid.llto County. Tn.

Sa n Marcos (Sec Austin, Tex .)

Scl!:uin (See San Antonio, Tclt.)

Sonnra (See San AnReio. Tcx.)

Stanford (See Abiltne. Tex )

S «lw"ater (See Abilene Tclt .)

Tafl (Sec Corpus Christi. Tn.)

Throckmo rton (See Abilcnr. Tex )

Victoria (See: Victoria. Tn )

Weslaco (See Hidll.lto County. Tex.)

Yoa kum (See Victoria. Tn.)

Yslcttl (See II Paso. Tn.)

MEXICO

Any part of tbc Republic of Muico

lao 701 n

Opelowu , La (Pi Phi Pocktt)-Mrs. Ed ard A Thist leth te. 618 S. Court SI., Opel ousas. La. 70)70 Abilcnc, Tu .-Mrs Bob Beckham. l"t6 Woodl.nd Trail Abilenc. Lake Charles, La .-Mrs. Edley Hiuon. Jr., 716 Blackman. lake Charles, La. 70601 Ne... Orleans. La.-Mn. Robert 1. Co•• rt. 2211 Statc. Ne,.. OrTex 796Cl) Austin Tcx .- Mrs Ronlld Driver, 290) Glenvie Austin, Tu 7870]

Beaumont, Tn.-Mrs. John W Ne.ton, Jr., 1492 Thomas Rd , Beaumont, Tex. 77706

Co..PUJ Christi. Ta .-Mrs. W.YM A. Lundquist, 210 Wilshire, Cor· pus Christi, Tex. 78411

EI Puo, Tex .- MD. Richard Bufkin. 6700 Exondido. Apt. F I, II Puo. Tex. 79912

Hidalao County, Tex.-Mrs. Glynn Morgan, 1220 Kerna, McAllen, Tn. 78,o1

Houston, Tex.-Mrs. Marvin V. Cluett, '0' Trails Ind, Houston, Tn,77024

Lubbock, Tex.-Mrs. Jimmy Blankenship, 3'00 49th PI., Lubbock, Tex. 79413

COLORADO

Arvada (See Co lo.)

Au l! (See Ft. Collins, Colo.)

Aurora (5«: Denver, Colo.)

Boulder (See Boulder. Colo.)

Broomfield (See Boulder, Colo.)

Castle Rock (See Otnvcr. Colo.)

Colorado Sprinas (See Colorado Colo.)

Cripple Creck (See Colondo Springs, Den\'erColo.)(See Denver, Colo.)

Englewood (See Denver, Colo.)

Ever&ft'tn (Sec Dr:nvtf', Colo.)

Falcon (See Colondo Springs, Colo.)

Ft. Collins (Sec Ft. Colo.)

Golden jS« Dennr. Colo., Grand unction (Sec Grand Junction , Colo.)

Lafayette (See Boulder, Colo.)

Midl and. Tex .-Mrs C. S. Hunter, 2007 W Tennessee, Midland , Tn. 79701

OdOSI. Ta .-Mrs. John Ohttn, 1001 W. 2,th, Odessa, Tn. 79760

San AIl,II:el2I Tn .-Mrs PhiUip Templeton, 2007 Shamrock, San AO}I:elo, In . 76901 San AntoniO, Tn.- Mn Waiter M. Bain, 831 Wiltshire, San An· tonio, Tex. 78209

Victoria, TeJ:.-Mn. Richard Dunn, 112 Spokane, Victori., Tex 77901

·Mnico D F.-Mn. Fred R. Van Sant, Virryes 113' 4, MexIco, 10, D.F. Mnico

RHO PROVINCE

Lakewood (See Denver, Colo.)

Littleton (See Denver, Colo )

Louisville (S«: Bou lder, Colo.)

J..ongmo;'lt (See Boulder. Colo.)

Manitou Sprinas (See Colorado Sprinal, Co lo .)

Matheson (See Colondo Springs, Colo.)

Morrison (See Otn\er, Co lo.)

Mountain (See Colorado Sprifl8s, Colo.)

Northalenn (See Otnver, Colo.)

Parker (See Denver, Colo.)

Pueblo (5« Pueblo, Colo.--city .nd county)

Security (5« Colorado Sprifl8s, Colo.)

Thornton (See Denver, Colo.)

U. S. Air Force Academ,. (See Colorado Springs, Colo.)

Westminster (See Otnver, Colo.)

Wheatridge (Sec Denver, Colo.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Boulder, Colo.-Mrs. Robert Gulick, 1340 Marshall St., Boulder, Colo. 80302

Colorado Springs, Colo.-Mrs. Jean King. 2415 Clarkson Dr Co l· orado Springs, Colo. 80909

Denver, Co lo.-Mrs. Alan C. OtMuth, 6109 Johnson Way, Ar· vada, Colo. 80002

MONTANA

Belgrade (See Bozemann. Mont .)

Belt (5« Great Falls, M ont.)

Billina' (Sec Billings, Mont.)

Bozeman (See BosernJn. Mont.)

East Helena (See Helena , Mont ) Falls (See Great Falls. Mont .)

Helena (See Heltna , Mont.)

M.nhattan (See Bozeman, Mont.)

Simms (See Great Falls, Mont .)

Wolf Creek (See Helena , M on t .)

WYOMrNG

Casper (See Casper. Wyo.)

Cheyenne (5« Cheyenne: Wyo.)

Laramie (Sec: Laramie, Wyo.)

Glenrock (See Casper, Wyo.)

Mid est (See Cuper. Wyo.)

Mont. '9102

Boseman, Mont.- Mrs J ames Eneboc. 1206 Pine·Crest Dr., Boze· m.n. Mont. '97U Grut Falls. Mont.-Mn. larry lucero, 2414 8th A ve. N., Great Falls, Mont. )9401

Fort Collins, Colo.-Mrs. Charles P. Hickman. 1812 Stover St.• Ft. Helen., Mont .-Mn Dick Sinclair, 1410 Sibelius, Helena. M onl. )9601 Collins. Colo. 80Hl

Grand J unction, Co lo. (Pi Phi Pocktt) - Mrs. G. K Hoskin, 411 Ri o Vista Grand Junction, Colo. 81'0 1

Pueblo, Colo.- Mn. Alan Jensen, 84 Amherst , Pueblo. Co lo. 8100'

Cuper, Wyo.-Mrs. Ken Rochlin, 2H S. Ncbrub, Cuper. Wyo. 82601

.Cheyenne, Wyo.-Mn. Maurice: Laycock, 609 Shoshoni, Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001

Billings, Mont.-Mrs. Beverly Carlson, 2117 Green Terr ., Billings, llramie, Wyo.-Mn. Kent Boswell, &x 696 , laramie, Wyo. 82070

SIGMA PROVINCE

A1UZONA

Chandler (See Camelback, Ariz.)

Glendale (See Phoenix, Ariz .)

Litchfield Park (5« Pilocnix, Ariz . )

Mesa (See CameiblClr::, Ariz .)

Paradise V.Hey (See C.melback, Ariz )

Peoria (See Photniz, Ariz.)

Phoenix (See Phoenix, Ariz.)

Scottsdale (See C.melback, Ariz .) Sun City (See Phoenix, Ariz .)

Tempe (5« Camelback. Ariz .) Tucson (Sec Tucson, Ariz.)

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque (See Albuquerque, N.M.)

Anthony (See EI Paso, Tex.)

Roswell (See Roswell. N.M )

lTTAH

Bountiful (See Salt Lake City, Utah)

Clubs and Chairmen

C.melback, Ariz .-Mrs Michlel Wright, 1702 E. Tuckey In., Phoenix, Ariz. 8'016

que. N.M 87112

Brigham City (Se:e: Ogden. Utah) C learfield (See Ogden. Utah)

Kaysville (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Kearns (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Layton (Set: Salt LIke City. Utah)

Magna (See Salt LIke Ci!1', Utah)

Midvale (See SJIt Lake City Utah)

Murray (See Salt Lake CitT. Utah)

Daden (Sec Ogden, Utah)

Roy (Sec Utah)

Salt Lake City (See Salt Lake City,Utah)

Roswell, N.M.-Mn. Bri.n Copple. 602 Barnett Dr Roswell, N.M.88201 Phoenix , Ariz .-Mrs Htnl')' Greene. 6300 N. Camelback Manor, Paradise V alley, Ariz. ann Tuscon, Ariz .-Mrs . 1\ . L Lawrence, 944 S. Magnolia Blvd., Tuc· son, Ariz 8"11

·Oaden. Utah- Mrs. Marvin Rabe. 41U Edgehill Dr., Osden, Ut.h 84403 Albuquerque, N.M -Mrs. Tom Ked, 1409 Kirby N.E., Albuqucr Salt Lake City, Utah-Mrs. Ray Gibbons, 1966 View St., Slit Lake City, Utah 8410'

TAU PROVINCE

ALASKA

Anchorage (See Anchouge, Alasb) ALBERTA

Cal&al')' (Sec Cal.ary, Alia ., Can .) Edmonton (Sec Edmonton. Ali a., Can.) Southern (See: Cal,al')'. Aha., Can.)

BRITISH COLUMB IA Burnaby (See Vancouver, B.C , Can,)

Deep CoTe (See V ancouver, B.C ., C.n.)

New Westminster (See Vancouver, B.C., NorthCan.)Vancouver, B.C. (Sec Vancouver, B.C , Can.)

Richmond (Sec Vancouver, B.C ., C.n.) VanCOUT('f (See Vancouver, B.C., Can,) West Vancouver (Sec Vancouver, B.C ., Can.)

IDAHO

Boise (See Boise. Idaho) Meridian (See Boise, Idaho)

WASHINGTON

Anacortes (See Everett , Wash.) Atlinl\:to n (Sec Everett, Wash.) B.inbridae Island (See Seanle, Wuh ) &1In'Ue: (5« Ikllevuc, Wash.)

Bethel (See Tacoma, Bothell (See Seattle, Wash Brewster Wenatchee. ash )

Brid«q.ort (Sec Wcnatchee, Wuh ) Cullmtre (See Wft'latchee Wub.)

Chelan IS« Wenatchee...t.. Wub ) Cheney See SPOboe. wash ) eowiche (See Yakima. Wash.)

Dannport (See SIIokanc, Wull )

Dayton (See w,ll. Wall!:. Wash.)

Ilee'r park (See Spoluoe. wuh.)

Eut: Wcnatdlft (See Wenatchee. Wash )

EdmondJ (See Seattle. W.sh ) ElIcntbu!,& (See Yakima, Wuh.)

Entiat (5« Wenatchee. Wuh.)

Ephrata (See Wenatchee. Wash.)

Enrett (Sec Enrett. Wash.)

Fairchild APB (See Spokane, Wash.)

Port Ln-is (See Tacoma, Wuh.)

GiA Harbor (See T.coma, WUh / GrandTicw (See Vakima, Wuh. Gran,Au (Sec V.kima, WISh , )

Hlrru ton (See Spolcanc \Vuh ) In.qual! (See Bellevue. WISh ) Kelso (See Lon,,,ic,.,, WISh )

Kent (See T.coml, Wuh )

Kirkland (See W'uh )

UC'tf (Sec OIJ1Dlli ., wash.)

Lake StevcOJ (Stc Everett. "'uh ) Lakewood (Set Tacoma. WISh.)

Liberty I.a.ke (Set SpoUM, Wuh ) Lonrlew (Set Lon.a:vie"!:. Wash ) L)'I1wood (See Enrttt, wash.)

Mabton (5« Yakima , WISh )

Marynillc (Set Everett Wash )

Mercer blaod (Ste BelleYUe, .ash.)

McChord AFB (.xc Tacoma, WlSb ) Monroe (Sec Eftrett, Wash )

Mt. Vunon (Ste Everett, Wash ) Moue (Stt Vakima, Wub )

Nacbet: (Sec Vakima, Wuh.)

Olympia (See Ol,mpia, Wa.b ) Omodo (Sec Wenatchee. Wuh ) Pehashn (See Wenatchee, Wuh ) Pullman..! (See Pullman, Wash.)

Purdy (:.ec Tacoma, Wash ) PuTaUup (Sec Tacoma, WISh . ) (Sec Wen.tchec. With.)

Relldan (See Spobnc. Wub , ) Redmond (Sec Bcllnuc. Wuh.)

Club. and Chairmen

Ancbor•• Alnu-Mn W.ll.a Broob 4631 Sill Ilobcrto An· choraae:. Alaah 99'04 - CaJ..:arr,t Alta • Can -Miss Donna Prucr, #10. 1310 13th Aft • S. W'. uJ,ary, Alta Can

-Edmonton, Alta , Can -Mn J. P Banks, l1<4U 41st Aft., Ed · monton n Alta., Can. Vancouver, B C , Can.-Mfl D. B. Walcott. 6241 Buckinaham, Burnaby, B.C;'J Can.

Boise. Idaho--Mn Bill llinccr. Mark, Boise. Idaho 1370' Bcllnuc. Wuh -Mrs Glcon C. Wri&ht. 1028} N E. 22nd Pl. , Belle-rue WISh 91004

Evcrett. Wuh.-Mn Paul Martini•• Ion Colby. E¥t:rdt. Wuh, 98201

LoRlYicw, WISh (Pi Phi Pocbt)-Mn Michu1 Ie. Nosier. )IU Wildwood Dr.• Lona:.iew. Wash. 9I6}2

NEVADA

Boulder City (Sec La. Vqll, Ne•. )

Canon CitY (See ReDO, Nrt ) Elko (See IlcnoJ .Nn ) Ely (See keno, Nn'.)

Eureka (See Reno, Nn'. PaUon (See PaUonr..Nn GltdnuvlUe (Set ACOO ".)

Hawthorne (See Reno N".) Henderson (See Lu VealS. NcY.) Lake Tahoe (See ReDO. N".) us Vqll (See La. veau\ Nn.) (See Renn, WcY

Ilmo (See 1tcao. NcY.)

Smith Valley (See Reno Nn ) SPnu (See Iltno, Ne•. ) City (Sec Reno, NC't'.) Winnemucca )Sec Ilmo, Nt'f ) Yerincton (See Reno , Nn )

OREGON

Albany (Sec Co"alli •• Ore )

Renton (See Seattle Wash )

Ritrtille (Set: Spoboe. Wub.)

Rockford (See Spokane. Wash )

Roy (See T.com. Wash )

Seattle (Set:: Seattle, WuhU

Selah (See Yakim., Wash

Snohomish (Sec E't'erdt uh.)

Spolc.anc (See Spokane, Wash )

Stanwood (Set:: Enmt. WISh )

Sumner (See Tacom., Wuh )

Sunnyside (See YalrimaJ.,.Wash . )

Tacoma (See Tacoma. wuh )

Tieton (See Yakima j Wllh )

Toppenish (Set:: Yakima, Wash )

Tumwam (See Olympia} WISh )

Vancouvcr (See Portland, Ore )

Vashon Island (Sec Tacoma, Wash )

WaitsbutJ (See Walla WaUa. W h ) wana WaUa (Set: W.lla Walla , Wuh )

Wapato (See Vakima, Wash.)

Wakf¥iIIe r Wcn.tchft, '«'ash )

WeDatchee Sct: \'IVcnatch«, W h )

Will$low ( Sc.ttle. Wuh.)

Vakima (See Valc..imat-Wuh . )

Zillah (Sec Yakima. wuh.)

Olympia Wuh -Mn C Il Manhall, 1127 Lakehurst Dr , Olym· pia , Wa.h 91)01

PullmlnL...,Wash .-Mn Be:ntoa. CoiUns, Jr • Ilt 1, Box 7<4, Pull · man, wash 9916} Wuh -Mrs V. A Nenndla, 1<400 17ln. PI S W • Scat dc, wash. 91166

SpokaM, Wash -Mn Jama A Lyuss, J.426 W Woodside Spoune, Wash. 99201 Tacoma, Wash .-Mn. S H KeUi cut. 987 11th laM, POX Island. Wash 98H, Walla Wall_a) Wash.-Mn: Kmncth Noble, RI. " W.Ha Wall. , Wuh 9"02

WenatchH Wuh.-Mrs Jack CrO't'o'I. 171' Madison" Wenitchcc, Wash 98801

Valc.ima, Wuh -Mll. Keith Farnam. 11<4 S. "th An .• Yakim., Wllh 98902

UPSILON PROVINCE

Ashland (See Medford, Ore . ) Bandon (See Coot County Ore.) Beaverton (Sec Portland. Ore .) Blue Rinr (.xc Ore .) Brookinll (See Coos County, Ore'l Coos B.y (See Coos County, Ore. Coquille (Sec Cool County, Ore ) Co"allis (Sec Co"a UiJ. Ore .) Cottace Gron (See EUCCMl Ore .) Creswell (See E*ne. Orc ., Dallas (See Salem pre.) Duntborpe (See: LUC Orwqo-DuntholPC, Ore ) £...,..(s..£....,..o.. ) Floreoce (See Eqene. Ort.) Gardinu (See Cool County <m ) GuTai. (See SalaD. Ore ) Gold Ikach (See Coo. County. Ore ) Graham (See Portland Ore ) Harrisburs Ore ) I..oqe (see Portl.nd. Ore. ) unction City (See <m .! ....th .,11, (s.. KUouth p, t.. 0... )

Club. and Chairmen

PaUon. Nn-. (Pi Phi Pockct)-Mrs. Kenneth Kent Rt 2. Box 320. 9740'

Pallon , N'+' 19-406 La. Vqa.. NC'f .-Mn. Dudley Smith. 2601 Pinto Ln • us Veaa•• N •. 19101

R.cn o, Ne•.-Mrs Maurice htric, 17)' Plumu St , ReDO, N • 19'02 -eoo. County, Orc.-Mn &n Chandler. 78) Tdearaph Dr • Coos Ba, Ore- 91<420 Co"ahis. Cre.-Mn. Sbaroa Simmons, 226, N.W Haul St., Cor· .alli•• Ore. 97J}O Euaeoe-. Ore -Mn. Gw KdJcr, 4M8 Brookwood, EUFM. Ore

CALIFORNIA

Alom<d, (s.. Babky. c:.lif.)

Alamo (Sec Cofttn. Costa Calif.)

Albany (See IkrkcJCJ. c;tr ) Antioch (Sec Conln. Costa Calif.)

LlIc.c as-eao (Sec Lake Oswqo-Dun tho 0 )

Lebano n (Sec Co".IIi., Ore.I

Mapleton (Set EUiene Ore. Mucola (Sec EUfJene. Ore ) Medfo rd (See MCdford. , Ore.)

Milwaukie (See Portllod Ore )

Myrtle Point (Sec Cooc County, On ) North IkDd (See Cooc County, 0(1: .) Oakridp: (See EUlene, <m ) City (See Portland, Ore.)

Philomath (Ser Co"alli., Ore . ) Pleasant HiU (See Ore ) Portland (See Portland. Ore ) Port Orford (See Coos Couoty, Ote ) Pawen (See Cool Coucty, lleedsport (See Coos County Ore ) Salem (Sec Salem. Ore )

Siherton (See Salem, Ore.) Sprin,Pcld. (See Eu,aeM. Ore ) StaytOn (Sec Salem, Ore . ) Trian.le Lab (Sft Orc.) Woodburn (See Salem. Ore . )

Klamath Palls, Ore.-Mn R. A Nila. ))1) HilJdale. Klamath Falls. Ore 97601

Lab OIwelo-Dunthorpc. Ore.-Mrs. LJle N Omdahl. 1162 Oak Knoll Ct .• Lake Oswqo Ore. 970,4

Medford, Orc.-Mn VI. T Hamli n, )6 S. Modoc. Ore 9"01

Portland Ore -Mn. Millard McC1u"" }640 S W Mt Adam Dr., Portland, Ore 97201 Salem, Ore.-Mrs Pritz AnWllCn. IHO 21st N B.• $Item, Ore .,...

PHI PROVINCE NORTH

A _ 1* Sa Cruz Count? Calil.)

Amn See Baltm6eld Calif.)

Atherton (Sec Palo Al to. Callf' k Auburn (Sec Sacramento. Calif """"';'(d (s.. ,,6<1d Co ' )

Belmont (Sec San M.teo County, Cal if.)

Bd¥'ltderc (See Marlo Coonty CaIif )

Benicia (See SoI'no Couoty ,,'Upa, Calif )

Bctb:lcy (Sec Berkeley: Calif ) -. (s.. V,lky 0( the )I c:.lif.)

Butlin&:amc (5« SID Matta County, Colif.)

Campbefl (See San JOK, Calif )

Capito. (See Santa Cruz Count7{ Calif.)

Carmel (See Monterey Peniruu I Calif.)

Carmichael (Sec Sacramento, Calil,/

Castro Valley (See Berkeley, CaUf.

unkrvillc (See Bukeley, Calif.)

Citrus Hdlhu (Me Sacramento. Calif.)

Clarksburg (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Clayton (Set: Contu Costa, Calif.)

Cloftrd.le (See Valley of the MooD, Calif.)

Ooyis (Sec Fresno. Calif.)

Colusa (Sec Yub• .sutter, Calif.)

Concord (Sec Contr. Costa Calif.)

Corte M.aer. \See Marin County. Calif.)

Cotati (Sec V. ley of the Moon, Calif.)

Courtland ilSee SlcramentG.t Calif.)

Cupertino See San J ose. ulif.)

Daly City See San Francisco. Calif.)

Danville ( e Conlr. Cott' t Ca lif. )

nlvis (See Sacramento uhf.)

Dellno (Sec Blkmfidd. Calif.)

Dixon fSee Solano County·Napa, Calif.)

Emeryyll ie (Sec Btrkdey, Cllif./

II Cerrito (See Calif.

IrvinJton (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Kerumgton (See Berkeley, Cahf.)

Kentfield (See Marin County, Calif.)

Kenwood (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.) IScc Contra Costa, Calif.)

Larkspur See Mario County, Calif.)

Lin Oak (See Yuba·Sutter, Calif.)

Livermore (See Contra Colta, Calif.)

LocIi (See Srockton, Calif.)

Los Altos (See Palo Alto Calif.)

Los Altos Hills (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Los Gatos (See San Jose, Calif.)

Manteca (See Stockton, Calif.)

Mather AFB (See Sacramento, Calif .)

Marin County (See Marin County, Calif.)

Martinez (Sec Contra Coita, Calif, )

Marysville (See Yuba·Sutter, Calif.)

McClellan APB (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

Men lo Park (Sec Pa lo Alto, Calif.)

Milbrae (Sec San Mateo County, Calif.)

Mill Valley (Sec M arin County. Calif./

Miss ion San Jose (Sec Bcrkeler, Calif.

Monterey (See Monterey Peninsula. Calif )

Monte Sereno (See San Jose. Calif.)

Moraga (Sec Contra Com Calif.)

Napa (See Solano County.Napa, Calif.)

San Bruno (See San Mateo County, Calif,)

San CadOl (See San Mateo County, Calif.)

San Pllncisco (See San FIIOCisco, Calif.)

San&cr (See Presno, Calif.)

San lose (See San Jose Calif.)

San Leandro (See Berkeley, Calif.)

San (See &rkeler, Calif.)

San Mateo (Sec San Mateo County. Calif.)

San Rafael (See San Marin County, Calif )

San Ramon (Set: Contra Costa, (aIif.)

Santa Clan (See San Jose, Calif.)

Santa Cnu (See Santa Cnu County, Calif.)

Santa R osa (See Valley of the Moon, Ca lif.)

Sarstf?Ja (Sec San Jose. Cali f .)

Sausalito (See Mann County, Calif.)

Sebastol>Ol (5« Valley 0 the Moon, Calif.)

Selma (See Presno, Calif.)

Shafter (Sec Bakersfield, Calif.)

Sonoma (Sec Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Socucl (See Santa Cruz County. Calif.)

EI Macero (Sec Saaammto, Cali .)

El Oortdo Hilb (5« Sacramentol Calif.)

Elverta (5« Sacramento,;. Calif )

Escalon (Sec Stockton, ulif.)

Fairfu (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Fairfield (See Solaoo County.Napa, Calif )

Fair Oaks (See Calif.)

Folsom (5« Sacramento, ulir.)

Fowler (See Fresno, Cahf.!

Fremont (Sec Ca if.)

Fresno Fruno, Calif.)

Geyserville (Sec Valier of the Moon, Calif.!

Glen E leo (See Valier of the Moon, Ca lif.)

Gnu Valier (See Sacramento, Calif.) (See Marin County) Calif.)

Guemville (See Valley Of the Moon, Ca lif.)

H a lf Moon Bay (See San Mateo County, Calif.)

H an ford (See Presno{ Calif.) (5« Berke ey. Ca l if.)

Healdsburg (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

HiIlsboroUj:h (See San Mateo County, Ca lif.)

Nevada City (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Newark (See tkrkeley, Calif.)

Niles (Sec Berkclt"f'. Calif.)

North Highlands (See Sacramento t Calif )

Novato (See Marin County{ Calif.,

Oakland (See Berkeley, Ca if.)

Orangevale (See Sacramento, Calif )

Orinda (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Pacific GtoYC (See Montert'J' Calif.)

Palo Alto (See Pa lo Alto, Calif.)

Pt-bble Beach (Sec Monterey Calif.)

PenDJ"tove (Sec VallC'J' of the Moon, Calif.)

P ucadero (Sec San Mateo County. Calif.)

Peta l uma (Sec Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Piedmont (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Plea.unt Hill (Sec Contra Costa. Calif.)

Portall Valley (Sec Pa lo Alto, Calif.!

Rancho Cordova (See Sacramento. Ca if.)

Ricbmond (See Berlce lC'J', Calif )

Rio Vista (See Solano County.Napa. Calif. )

Ross (See Marin County, Calif.)

Sacramento (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Ssn Ansclmo (See Marin County, Calif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Bakersfieldl Calif.-Mrs. Ruth B, Clark, 6001 Sundale .• Kern City, Ca if. 9H09

South San Francisco (See San Mateo County, CalifJ

Stanford (See P 0 Aho, Calif.)

Stockton (See Stockton, Calif.)

Suisun City (See Solano County·Napa, CoHf.!

Sunn",a e (See Sao Jose, Calif.)

T aft (See Bakcrsfid , Cam.)

Tehachapi (See Bakenfield. Calif.)

Terra Linda (See Marin CountT{ Cllif.)

Tiburon (See M"in County, Ca it)

Tracy (See Stockton, Cl lif.)

Union City' (See Berkeley, Calif.)

VaclYiIle (See Solano County·Napa, Calif.)

Vallejo (See Solano County·Napa, Calif.)

Walnut Greek (See Contlll Costa. Calif.)

Wslnut Grove (See Sacramenta.:. Cllif ) w,,'" S"'i (5« II<"'<I<y. ,-,Iif.)

Wasco (Sec Bakersfield, Calif.)

Watsonville (See Santa Cruz County, Calif.)

Woodland (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Woodside (See Palo Alto, Ca lif.)

Yuha uty (See Y uha·Sutter, Calif.) HAWAII

Honolulu (See Honolulu. Hawaii)

San Mateo County, Calif -Mn. 1. G. Sundae, 2210 Hutinas Dr. Apt. #109, &Imont, Calif. 94002 ' ·Santa Cruz: County, Calif.-Mrs. R. P. Haosen, 323 Sptins St .• Santa Cruz, Ca. 9,060 Solano·Napa County, Calif. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mn. H"rJ BuUer. 163 S. Mont..;omery St., Napa, Ca. 94"8 Stockton, Calif.-Mn. llobert P. &We, 1024 W. Mendocino Stockton, Ca. 9'204 ' Valier of the Moon, Calif.-Mrs. Joseph S. McClelland. 39'0 Montecito A'IC. Santa Rosa, Calif. 9)404

Calil.-Mn. J. Inallm, 1270 Victoria Ct., Yuba City, Calif. 9'991

San Jose..!. Calif.-Mn. D. S. Williams, 1113 Del Cambre Dr., San Jose, uHf. 9H29 Beritdey.East Bay. Calif.-Mrs. M P. Cole, .424 Vassar Ave ., BakelC'J'. Calif. 94708 Contra Costa, <Alif.-Mrs Robt-rt Halpin. 1043 Wiget Ln., Walnut Creek. <Alif. 94'98 ·Presno, <Alif.-Mrs. R. E. Donnelly, 3144 N. 7th St., Fresno, Ca. 93726 Marin, Calif.-Mrs. John Shioet, 120 Fernwood Dr., San bfael, Calif. 94901 -Mootcrt'J' Pmiruula l Calif.-Mn. William Fisher P O. Box 404 Pebble Beach, Cali. 939B ' , Palo Alto. Calif.-Mrs. Robert Jordan, 1" Cracent Portola Val. ley, Calif. 940U '

CaHf.-Mrs. Robert Woods, 4"0 Bailey Way, Sacra. meoto, u 9'82, San Fraocisco, C;alif.-Mrs. Welles H. Newtands, 1.nO St., San PranclSCo, <A. 94109

CALIFORNIA

Acton (See Antelope Valley, Calif,)

Aaoura (Sec Covina.Pomona. Calif.)

Afhambra (See Pasadena. Calif.)

Alpine (See San Dicgo, Calif.)

Altadena (See Pasadena, Calif)

Anc.ttl) (See North County,

Arcadia (See Pasadena. Calif )

Azusa (See Co ina·Pomona, Calif.)

&Iboa lSee South Coast <Alif.)

Balboa sl;lnd (See South Coast. Calif.)

Hills (See Los An«cles. Calif.)

Honolulu, Hi.-Mn. R. E. Bernard, 4034 Black Point Rd ., Honolulu, Hi 968n

-00 not Jend APO Sao Francisco addresses to the San Fnncisco membership chairman.

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

Bonita (Sec San Diea:o. Calif.)

Borrqo Springs (See San Diego, Calif.)

Brea (See North Orance County Calif.)

Brawlt7' (See Impcrisl Val1t7'. Calif.)

Buena Pad: (See North Oranae CountT,

BII Beu (See San Bernardino, Calif.) Calif.)

Bumank (See Glendale, Calif.)

Calexico (See Jmperial Valley, Calif.)

Camarillo (Sec- Ventura, Calif.)

Capistnno (See South Coast, Calif.)

Carlsbad (See La Jolla, Calif.)

Carpinteria (See Santa Barbara, Calif.)

Chatsworth (See San Pcmaodo Valier, Calif.)

Ch"iot Hills (See Santa Monica·Wuuide.

Calif.)

Chula Vista (See San Dielo, Calil.)

Claremont (See Covina·Pomona Calif.)

Colton (See San Bernardino, Caiif.)

Cono«;a Parle: (See San Fernando Valier, Calif.)

Coronado (See San CiCIo. c..m.)

Corona (See Ri'IClIide, Calif.)

Cotona del Mar (See South Coast. Calif.)

Costa Mesa (See South Coast, Calif.)

Covina (See Covina·Pomona, Calif.)

Culwr City (See Santa Monica-Westside, Calif.)

Del Rosa (See San Bernardino, Calif.>

DHcanso (See San DitJ;o. Calif.)

Downcy (See Whittiu. Cali£')

Duartt (See P den., Ctlif.)

£dwaIds (Sec Antelope Valley. Calif.)

EI u;on (San DicaD. CalifJ

HI Centro (Sec Imperial V ley, Calif )

EI Seaundo (See South Bl.y. Ca if )

EI TOro (See Central Granat County, utif.)

Encino JSee San Fernando V.ller Calif.)

Escoadi 0 (See La Jolla. Calif.)

Fallbrook (See La Jolla Calif.)

(See Ventura COunty. Calif.)

Plintridae (Sec La Canad. V.Uey Calif.)

Fullerton (Sec North Orange County, Calif.)

Garden Groft (See Central Orangi! rounty, CAlif.)

Glendale (Sec Glendale. Calif.)

Glendora (See Covina-Pomona, Calif.)

Goleta (Sec Santa Barbarl, Calif'j

GonDan (See Antelope: Valero Ca if.) Granad. ).fill, (See Sin Fernando VaUey. ulif. )

Greco Valier (See Sao Bernardino. Calif.)

Hawaiian Gardens (See LoDi Buch, ulil.)

Hermosa Beach (See South Bay. utif.)

Hilhland (See San Bernardino.).. Calif.)

Hollrwood (Sec Los Angeles, ulif.)

Huntington BelCb (See South COlISt, Calif.)

fmperial (SH- Imperial VaUtf, Calif.)

In(I",ood (See 1.01 Angeles. Calif.)

mine (See Central Oran&e County, Calif.'

La Canada (See La Canada Valley, Calif.)

La Cresct-nta (Set Glendale Calif.)

Laa:una Beach (See South Cout, Cllif.)

La,una Hills (See Central Onnae County, Calif.)

La Habra (See Whittier, Calif.'

La Jolla (See La Jolla, Cali£.)

Lake Arrowhead (See San Bernardino, Calif.)

Lalruide (See San Ditgo, Calif.)

Lakewood (Sec Lon« Beach, Calif.)

La Meu (See San DiCf'o. ulif )

La Minda (See Whither Ctlif.)

Lancaster (See Anklope 'valley, Calif.!

La Puente (See Coyina-Pomona, Calif.

La Verne (See Covina-Pomona. Calif.

Lemon Grove (See San Calif.)

Lomita (See South Ba,. Calif.'

Long !kach (See Long :seach, Calif.)

Lot Angeles (See Los Anaeles or Santa Monica-Westside. Calif.)

Los Ahmitnl (See Long Beach, Calif.)

Malibu (See Santa Monica.Westside. Calif.'

Manhattan Bc:ach (See South Ba,.. CalifJ

MarVi,ta (See Santa Monica WHtsi e, Calif. )

Meiners Oab (See Ventura County, Calif.'

Million Hill. (See San Fernando Valley, uHf )

Mission Viejo (See Central Onnae County, Calif.)

Mojavc (5«: Antelope Valley, Calif.)

Monroyia (See Puadena, Calif )

Montroae (See Glendale, Calif.'

Moorpark (See Ventura, Calif )

National City (See San Ditgo, Calif'j

Newport Bc:ach (Sec South Cout, Ca if.)

Nonh Hollrwood (See San Fernando Val· ley, Calif.)

Northrid&e (See San Fernando Valle,.,

Nuevo See Rivenide Calif.)

Oceansi e (See La J olta, Callf )

Ojai (See Ventura, Calif.)

Ontano (See Co'f'ina-Pomona, Calif.' Oratlle ('See Oratlle Count)', Calif.'

Oxnard (See Ventura County. Calif.)

Pad6c Palisades (See Santa Monica-West· side, Calif.)

Pacoima (See San Fernando Valley, Calif.'

Palmdale (See Antelope VaUey, Ca.lif'l Pan orama. City (See Ca.mclbaa Ariz . Palos Verdes !stata (5«: South y. ParadiseCalif.)

Valier (See Camelback, Ariz.)

Pasadena (See Pasadena, Calif.)

Pine Valley (See S.n Dlq:o, Calif.)

Placentia (Sec North Oranae County, Calif. )

PIa,.a Dcl Rey (See South Ba,. Calif.) Pomona (See Co.ina·Pomona, Calif.)

Pomona Vallt? (See Co.ina·Pomona, uHf.)

Port Hueneme (Sec: Ventura County, Calif.)

Port\l&uese Bc:nd (See South Ba,.. Calif.)

Quart2 Hill (Sec Antelope Valley, Calif.)

'J(ancho Santa h (Sec: La Joll. , Calif.)

Redlands (See Redlands Calif.)

Redondo Beach (See South Ba" Calif.)

Reseda (Sec San Fernando Valley, Calif.) Rialto JSee San Bernardino. Calif.) Rhoersi e (Sec Ri'lft1ide, Calif.)

Rollina Hills (See South Ba,., Calif.)

Rosamond (Sec Antelope Vall:rt Calif )

Rossmoor (See Long Bc:ach, Ca ,f.' San Bc:rnardino (Sec: San Bernardino, Calif. )

San Clemente (See South Coast, Calif )

San Diqo (Sec San Diqo, Cahf.)

San Dimu (Sec Covina-Pomon., Calif.) San Pernando (See San Fern.ndo Valley, Calif.)

S.n Gabriel (Sec Pasadena, Calif.)

San luan Capistrano (See South Coast, Cam. )

Club. and Chairmen

ADtelope Valley\ Calif.-Mn. Harold Anderson, 8117 W Aft L, Lancaster, Cabf. 93H4

San Marino ISee PuadelU, Calif )

Santa Ana See Central Oran&e County, CaliL)

Santa Barbara (See Santa BarbJ.ta, Calif )

Santa Monica (See Santa·Monlca·Westside, Calif.)

Santa Paula (See Ventura Count)', Ca.lif.)

Santee (See San Diqo, Calif.)

Satico7 (See Ventura Count)', Calif.)

Seal Belch (See Lona Beach, Calif.)

$cpulYCda (See San Fernando Vallt? Calif.)

Sherman Oab (See San Fernando Vallt?, uliL)

Signal rlill (See lo!tB Belch, Calif.)

Simi (See Ventura COunty, Calif.)

Sprina Valley (See San DICBO,1. Calif.)

South l.J&una Beach (See ,:,outh Coast, CaliL)

South Pasadena (See Pasadena, Calif. )

Studio Cit)' (See SaD Fernando Valley, CtJif.)

Sunset Beach (See Lon, Beach, Calif.'

Sun Valley (See San Fernando Valley

SurfsideCalif.) (See Lonr: Beach, Calif , ) (See San 'Punando Valley, Calif.)

Tanana (See San Fernando. VAlley, Calif.)

Temple City (See Pasadena, Calif.)

Thousand Oab (See Veotu" County, Calif.)

Torrance (See South Ba,., Calif.'

Tustin (See Central Oran,e County, Calif.)

Upland (See CoYina·Pomona, Calif.)

Van Nuys (See San Fernando Valley, uUf.)

Venice (See Santa Monica WcstJide, Calif.)

Ventura (See Ventura Countr, Calif., Victorville (See San BernardlDO, CaM ) Villa Park ('5« Central County. ulif.)

Vista (see La Jolla, Calif., Vista Lcjana (See La Canada Valley, Calif.)

West Co'rina (See Coyina-Pomona, Calif.)

West Los Angeles (See Santa Monica· Westside, CaIif.)

Westla,", Villqe (See Ventura County, Ca lif.)

Westminster (See Long Beach, Callf.' Westmoreland (See Imperial VaUey, Calif.)

Whittier (See Whittier Area, Calif )

Winnetka (See San Fern ando Valley, Calif.)

Woodland Hills (Set Ssn Pernando Val · I", utif.)

Yorba Linda (See North Orange County, Calif.)

Yucaipa (See Redlaod., Calif.)

(Alhambn, San Gabriel, Temple City) Mrs Jame. C. Larson, 2316 Stranahan Dr AlbambNl, Ca. 9180}

Redlands, Calif .-Mrs. L A Platz , )01 Eucalyptus. Redlands. Calif. 92313

(San Marino South Pasadena) Mrs William Clm, 2080 Lorain Rd. San Marino, Ca. 91108 •. Monrovia-Duarte) Mrs. John Pitchcss, 943 Balboa, Ar· cadia, Ca. 91006 Central Ounge Count)', Calif.-CbairmaD: Mrs. Charles Wibon , IH,2 Wheelcr Pl. , Santa Ana, Ca. 9270' Co-Chairman: Mn. R. N. RllIlCl, 17831 Fairhaven. Sanla Ana, Ca. 9.210,. Covina·Pomona, Calif.-Mn Otis Marston. 20880 Mesarica Rd ., Covina, Calif. 91722

Glmdals. Calif .-Mn. Charles Ranck 187. Jdlewood Rd ., Glen · dale, ulif. 91202

Imperial Valley, Calif. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mts. James A. Gamble, 16n Weatside Rd .• EI Centro , Ca. 92243 La Canada Valley, Calif.-Mrs. Richard OutcauJt, 83' Lynahaven Ln La Canada, Ca. 910U

La Joha. Ulif.-Mn. L. 1. Stoahs, ,,06 R utgers Rd , La J olla, Ca. 92037

looa Beach, Calif.-Mn. Arthur A. I..ockhut, 6231 E 6th St., 100.& Beach, Ca. 9081. Los Arutdes Calif.-Mn. Dennis Healy, 10842 Porto6no Pl , Los AngeIH, u 9002. North Onn&e County, Calif.-Mrs Dennis White-, 638 E Wilson, Onnae, Ca. 92667

PuadeDa, Calif ---General Chairman : Mrs. John Cunninaham, 1903 Windsor Rd., San Marino, Ca 91108 (Pasadena area' Mrs. Guy Wheatcroft, 8I Annand ale Rd., Pili ' dena, Ca. 9110, (Printe- Schools) Mrs. Robert Stilts, 8)0, Larkdale, San Gabriel, e..91n'

lUnnide, Calif.-Mn. Richard Cartic:r. 1100 Country Cub Dr , Riycnide Calif. 9U06

San Bc:m.;aino, Calif.-Mn . John W . Hall, 3}6 E. Ralaton Aw ., San Bernardino Ca 9240<4 San Dicao, Calil.-Mrs. William Sutter, 3928 Aneroc St., Sao Diego, Ca. 92111

San Fernando Valley, Calif.-Mn. Elsie Whitaker, 18310 Ludlo St ., Northrid.te, Ca 91324

Santa Barbara. bilif.-Mn W. R. Tbomu. 4418 Meadowlark Ln • Santa Ba.rbara, Ca. 9310'

Santa Monica.Wtstside, Calif.-Mn. Slephen Skm, }4' BeUiDO Dr., Pac.i6c Palilldts, Ca. 90272

South Ba,., Calif.-Mn. Bill, Dennis, 1229 E. Oak Aye., El Sq. undo Ca, 9024'

South Calif .-Mrs Charles Sparkuhi, 1941 Windward Ln., Newport Deach, Ca 92660

Ventura, Calif.-Mrs. J asoD Beallt, 630 N "'th, Port Hueneme, Calif 93()41

Whittier AJ!!'J_Calif.-Mn. R alph Johns. 144U Emory Dr., Whit· tier, Ca. !AIOU'

Other Honoraries

linda Hume ., Kan s a s B

Kappa D lta Pi

Mary B.th Neh:g.r, South Dakota Alpha , Gu idon , Ph i Sigma Iota Hono n Program

Mary lou Willits , South kola A, Guidon , Volant

Beve rl y Pol on , Flo ri da O m icron Nu

Elizabe th SoY m l, florida B. Omicron Nu

Other Honoraries

Evelyn Solheim , Florida A , Kappa Delta PI , Kappa Mu Epsilon

L.ah Albe,. , Tenne e. B , Sigma Theta Tau (nunlng)

Janet Graham , Tenne ee R, Lotu. Eaters

Kathy Orr, MilS i lppi B , Alpha Lambda De lta , Univenit.,. Scholar

Lucy- Sea" Fuqua , Te nn.lSee B, Lotu s Eot. rs, Honor Council , Alpha lambda Delta

Mary Rawlinson , Tenne ee B , Alpha Lambda Delta

Mary Jane Sute , Kentucley B, Theta Sigma Ph i, Top 10 Jun ior Wom en In Journalism

Lynn Go ing, Tenne e. B , Skulls' Bone s (premed honorary)

Thayer Fleming, Tennesse. B , Honor Council

Coraline Greene , Ar ilono A, Dea n'. Honor Roll , Alph a Lambda Del ta , SpUTI

Jeannie Saba , Montano A, Alpha Lambda De lta , Advance Honor Scholanh lp , Mcloughlin Award

Marie Taylor, Tenne ee H, Greele , Latin Honorary Societ.,.

Laurie GUmer, TennelSee B , Lotu. Eaters , Honor Coun ci l

Fraternity Sweethearts

Pat.y Middleton , N ada A.

Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Qu.en

Jill Cromwell , Arkansas A , Sigma Chi Swe.theart Cou,l

Joann Parry, Tenne ee B , Kappa Sigma Sweetheart

Sarah LyHon , Tenne B, Kappa Alpha 10 , Court

Karen Wagn.r, Tenn ..... H , PI Kappa Alpha Dream Girl

Judy W.llward , Tenn."•• B I.ta Th.'a PI Sw.eth.ort

D.e Ann Butl.r, Georgia A, Sigma Phi Ep.llon Sweetheart

Julia lipscomb , T.nn n. Sigma Chi Sweetheart Court

Katfna lallentlne, hnMIl" B , Sigma Ch i Sweetheart Court

Ann lrun .r, Georgia A, Alpha Gamma ."0 Sweetheart Court

Brenda Stanfield , MI ..ourl A, Sigma Nu White lo.e Qu.en

laurie Gil mer, Te nneSl" B, Sigma Nu Wh ite 10 ,. Qu •• n

Fraternity Sweethearts

Jon Willard , Kentucky R, Sigma Ch i Sw thearl

Meg Joach im. , Oregon B , Phi Delta Theta Playmat e Court, B.ta Th.ta Pi Court

Sand y Raw li n s , South Coro ·

li no A Sw , he o rt o f Z.to

B 'a Tau

Undo l ink , Kentucky B, 5igmo Chi Derby Qu •• n

Kathy Tlep.r, Oh io E , Tau Kappa Ep silon Sweetheart

Condy Jones , Virgin ia .6. , Ph i Kappa Tau Swe.theart

Mour•• n O ' Sh e a , Ohio E Alpha Sigma Phi Sw ee theart

'eS9Y Rag e n , Minnesota A , SWHtheort of Sigma Chi

Christy Deieh , O,..gon At Ch i Psi Court

linda "'iveh , Oregon A , Kappa Sigma Court

Solly POlpisil , Tenn."•• A lambda Ch i C,.. cenl Girl

Lit P.tenon , Oh io Z, Sigma Ch i M in M.lon M in

Fraternity Sweethearts

Caroline Appleton , Oh io A, Swe.th.art of Delta Sigma PI

lIa Miller, Oh io A., Miss SIgma Alpha Epillon Howklnl

Potty HaYI, Alabama B, Ph i Kappa Sigma Moonlight G I,I

Sacha Mahaffey , Alabama B, PI Kappa Phi Alternate Star

Elaine May , Virgin ia r. Sweetheart of Pi Lambda Ph i

Merry Fleming Alabama n, Sigma Chi Sweetheart Final'If, Pi Kappa Alpha Sweetheart Finali,t

Betty Yann, Alabama B. Theta Ch i Dreamg irf

Behy Fault Sweetheart of Epilion Virginia r, Sigma Alpha

Kandl Todd , Wa,hlngtan r Kappa Sigma Stardu,t Qu n

Mary Couch , Alabama B Alpha Kappa P,I Sweetheart

Kathy Jaehnlg Virginia T, Kappa Alpha Sweetheart

Karen Mille, New York r , Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Marilyn FUniton , South Dakota A.. Sweetheart .f Sigma AJpha (p IUon

Fraternity Sweethearts

Pamela Marshall , Maryland

B , Sigma Phi Epsilon Sw••t heart Court

Mary Wash ington , Oklahoma B, Scabbard & Blade. Swe.theort

Dan ine TroPP Californ ia r. Swe.theart of Kappa Sigma

Nancy Lynn Browning Maryland B, Sigma Nu Sw•• theart Court

Debbie Wilson , Oklahoma B. Alpha Phi Omega Sw theart

lindo Evenon, Californ ia r . Swe.theart of Delta Sigma Phi

D.. Powell , Maryland 0 , Swe.theart of Siliilma PI

Clarl". Hen io n , Oklahoma

B , Arnold AI, Society Sw•• t heart

Mild. lurl!:, Califom io r, Swe.theart of Phi Sigma Kappa

M.lillo McComb, Iowa Z, Beta Th.ta PI Sw theart

Christy Mey.r, O,egon A, Pi Kappa Phi Rose Qu•• n

Jo Kern s, Tenne " •• 0, 519 Ep Swe.theart

Kay T1tomol renne" •• .6. , Kappa Sigma Swe.theart

CHAPTER REPORTS

... on 1970-71 Outstanding Honors

Alabama Gamma , Aubum Univ. ,.lty

Chap'.' Honof'lo- POW·MIA Award , Swimming Trophy . Individual Hono n--Cathy Aderholt, Who'] Who ; Linda Coppock, Jean Renoll, (com· mander), Vicki M artin, Perkins, Capers; Con· H ooten, Linda (president), Modeling Board; Nancy Ebert, Fashi on Inc . p resident; cathy Dunmyer president), M orta r Board ; Currier, president of the School of Architecture; Madge (vice presi. dent), D onna Angel Flight; Sissy WiI· son, majorette; Patty Crowder, D elta Sigma Phi Sweetheart; Stephanie Johns, SGA D irector of Sum· J o bs and Linda Zuber, SGA Senaton; Jensen, Mi ss March ; Alex ia Hogg, Williamso n, Cwms ; Vicki M artin, M urphy, Karen Alpha Lambda Delta ; Sandra Vi ck, Sigma Tau Delta ; Johns, Phi Alp ha Theta; Linda Omicron Nu .

Arizona Alpha , Unin,.ity of Arizona

Chap'.' Honon--sccond highest grade for all soro rities, 2 22; fall pledges recrived highest scho lastic average on campus , 2.17; we won ou r annual softba ll against the Kappa A lpha 19·6

Individual Gibson, Who's Who ; Mary Wild , president of Kaydettes, member of Student Union Activities Board; Barrett , Melissa Bnmsen, Debb ie Gibson , Kathy Peggy Palmer , Sandy Rathbun, Amy We.ber, Mary Wild , U. of A H ostesses ; Lucy Kable, tennis team; Barrett, Nancy May, Caroline Spurs; Bart ow, M ary Wild, Sandy Rathbun , Peggy Chimes ; Nancy Ma y, Peggy Palme.r, Mary Wild , Gibson, Nancy Rehling, Jacque Lovejoy, Kaydettes ; Uce Bartow, Pam Turbeville, Melissa Bramsen , Robertson, Chris Robins on, Flight ; Sue An · Alpha Kappa Delta ; M argie Roberts on, AI · pha Lambda Delta ; Leslee Howell , Phi D elta Theta Sweethnrt

Arizona a.ta , Ari zona 5'0'. Un lv .rs lty

Chap'.r Hono rs-Sec ond Grttk games, Second pla ce Grtek bowl, First Grtek sing, mixed group divisi on . Individual Hono ,...........cl a udia Pusko, freshman cheerRan da ll , Arkesis; Marks , Phi Chi Theta Beta Gamma Sig ma, Alpha Pi Epsilon , Business Adm inistra tio n Council, Hall cou n· ci l, Natani ; Alison Caval o, Natani Devils' Advoca tH Ackes is; Lind a John so n, Spurs prrsident , Phi Upsilon Omi cron ; Lynn Ru sh chai rman ASU Pantlellen ic, Electio ns board, Rallirs and Traditi ons board; Gwen Vee, Porn Pon, Ph i Chi Theta , Beta Gamma Sigma ; Donna Salz, Sigma Alpha Iota

pres ., Grtek Sing Committee, Steering Committee; Gay Tobin , Spurs; H ome· coming Steering Committee, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Ruth H all, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Carol Woodward , Panhelleni c Council President, Natani; Kaydeues: Wendy Alexande r , Li nda Narramore, Duffy Van Dyne, Ruth Hall , Nelda Bliss; Flight: Kathy Ham, Prisci ll a Cloud, Jud y Lohse

Aritansa s a.to , University of Aritansas 0' lIffl. Rock

Chapter Hono rs-Sch olarship trophy, 2nd place in Aulsing, Ist pla ce in campus intra mura ls, helped in an nu al H eart Fund

Ind ividual Baker, Kappa Sigma

Shari Yeargain , Troja n Beauty; Jeanne Turnbow , Panhellenic Melody can· didate for Miss U A L.R

California a.ta, Un ivers ity of California , a.r... I.y

Chap'.r Honors.--Fall class had s«ond high est grade point average of all sororities, 3.02 . Individual Moller, Panhelleni c Girl o f Year, Oski Doll; Elizabeth H ay, Prytanean (ju. women ' s honorary), Upper D ivision and Gradu a te Student's H onor Oski D o ll ; Jackson, AS UC Smator, (sophomore women's honorary), Vi cky Brademan , lsi Schmid, Susam D itto, Panile; Greta Mitche ll , Cathy Oberto, Oski 00115

California Epsilon , San Di.go Stat. ColI.g.

Chap'.' Honors-2nd highest magazine contributions . Individual Hono rs--Cathy Mortar Board, Asso. ciata:l Students Council , Scripps Board chairwoman , San State Studies P ro. gram; Paula Stockwell , State: Sch olarship Semi·finalist; Oswald , Golden Girls; Mary Kay Tayl or , Associated Students Council Representa ti ve , Aztec Cen ter Board, Studen t· Facu lty Committee; P atti Brajkovi ch, Go lden Girls, Activiti es Board Secrewy , Shell and Oar ; Pa U H iggins, P anhelleni c President ; Mc· Mahan , Jr President ; Wendy Sulhoff, Sweetheart of Sig ma Qi; Leslie Mahr, Tennis Team ; Am y Stoddard, Cancer Tri cia Dugal, and Oar.

Colorado Gamma , Colorado Stat. Un lnrslty

Chapt.r Honors-- H omcco ming Fl oa t, 6nt In · lramural Swimming, fiest pl ace:; of co mmend a· tion fr om G overn or J ohn for wo rk with the L Fl y campaign

Indi lduol Honof'lo-Mary Best, AWS of New Studenls , AWS Freshman Council Advi so r ; Ka ren Conway, % N Sweetheart ; Emily Edgecomb, H orticul ture: Queen ; Amy Garner, Dean 's List, Ps i Ch i (Psychol ogy Honorary), P i Upsilon Presi. dent (Journalism H ono rary) ; Mary ASCS U Legislator; B«ky Lockhart, ASCS U Legislator ; Karen

Layt on, V ice President of University Affairs, CSU H ostess. Operati o n Greek ; Elizabeth M itchell, Phi Kappa Phi ; Kay Wiley, ASCS U Legislator

Florida Seta , Florida State Univenity

Chopt , Honof'l-Third place in Sigma Chi Derby Da y.

Individual Honori-Susan Ceety, Connie Drapp. M anelle Hi cks. Priscilla Landrum, Cheryl Lawrence, Jimmie A nne Nourse, Cynthia Thiebaud, Lin da Williams, An ge l Flight; Mary Lou Sparks, An gel Fl ig ht Liule Colonel of Southeast U.S.; Pat r ic ia Nel son. Ruth Pri gg, Gymkana Court; Manell e Hi ck s, Cheryl Lawren ce. M ilitary Sail Queen Finalists; Barbara AI exander. D ebo rah Callahan, M o rtar Boa rd ; Gail Gatche l. M anelle Hi cks, M o rt ified; Cynthia Thiebaud , Panhellenic Secretary; Connie Dra pp, Shelley Fra zie r, M arianne Se eros. Vill age Vamps; Jeanette H auseman, Be\erJy Po lson , lr/ho'J Who.

Georg ia Alpha University of Georgia

Chapt .r Honorl-Second Place in H omeco ming D is· play Conlest; Second Pla ce in WRFCUniveniry o f Ga Spirit Contest; Sixtem actives o n Dean 's List. Ind ivi dual Honors-- Debby Jones, Resident Assistant , Student Senate, Communiversity, Dean 's List ; Kathy Kee s l ing, Spirit Court, Alpha Gamma Rho Sweetheart Court; Lane Goolsby, Belle Corps; Dee Ann Butler , Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart, Dean's Li sl. Ka ppa Delta Pi , Phi Kappa Ph i; Jan Bankhead, Alpha Kappa Ps i Sweetheart, Pand o ra Beauty Court; D o nna M o wery , Lynn Burson, Jane Jackso n, Susan Reed , Sabina Kauche r, Carol An drews, M ary Ellen Calhoun, V icki Lassiter Carol Rh oad, Carolyn Williams, Susan Wal tma n, Dean's List; Fl ossie Cunningham, Dean 's List, Panhellenic Rush Advisor chainnan; Delaine D o bso n, Dean's List , Alpha Lambda Ddta; Ga i l Roge rs, Phi Chi Theta Treasurer, W om en 's Recre a ti on Associatio n Secretary, Tennis Team Treasurer ,

illin o is Eta , Millilc in Un iversity

Chapt.r Honon-S too lman Vase 1970; Second place in campus women 's fraternity grades; Westches ter Club Award 1970 ; Chapter History received Honorable Ment ion 1970; Pi Phi H o norable Ment ion 1970; First Place in Campus Chest Dri ve 1970 Ind l ldual Honof'$-Paula Collins, 1970 H omecoming Queen; Merry Sue Smit h, Campus Chest Beauty 1970; Pa t Gardner, Wh o's Who, Pi Phi Wheel , Pi M u Th eta (Senior Women's H o norary); Sandy Theriault. Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma; Kathy Da sc hler , Homecoming Co·chairman; Laurie Ahlgren, Alpha Epsilon D elta (Pre· med H o no rary) ; Carol Lithg o w, Chairman o f Stu de nt Admissi o n Co rps; Kathy Partington and Ja ckie Oyan , D orm ito ry Cou nse lors; Francee H oe itgen, Pres ident o f Panhellenic Co un cil , Alpha Kappa Psi (B usiness H onorary ); Pam Lockart, Pi Mu Theta ; Deanna Pen ce, Sigma Zeta (Malh ·Scien ce H o no rary) ; Nancy Hill , Sweelheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Kath y O ' Mull en , Alpha Kappa Psi ; Jean Nees Sigma Zeta; Cheerleaders, M argarel Mci lwain, Pam Lockart , M ary Ann Simp.son Jean Fo x, Sally H anson, Pam McK in ley; Jud y Snow, Editor of Teacher·Course Appraisal Booklet.

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Indiana Gamma , Bu tl., Unl .... nity

Chapter Honors.- Fourt h of all sororilies in .scholarship, Indl id ua l Honof'$- Nora Kar io lich. Ai r Fo rce M ililary Ball Queen; Susie Ril ey, M iss Butle r University; M ary Brewe r, lSI runner·up Miss Butler U niversity; M a ribeth Zay , A lpha Lambda D elta; Mary W as hburn , Spurs; Candie Cox , Sigma Chi Sweetheart , Mu Phi Epsil o n (Music hono rary) , Hub award, Vars ity Chee rl eade r, H omecoming Court; Becki Reiss , Chimes. M u Phi Epsilon (Musi c honora ry) , Kappa D elta P i (Education honorary) , Butler Twirlen ; Leslie Dal e, Presidenl o f D elta Psi Kap pa (Phys ica l Edu · calion hon o rary) Presidenl of PEMM club; Jan Spoon, An Ete l Fli g ht , Alph a Lambda Delta , Spurs, Butler H a lf·time H onies, freshman cheerlea de r ; Anne Adams. Candie Cox, Suzie Deesel Nora Kari o li ch , Tra cey M ille r, Jeannie Susie Riley, Betty Schepman, Lo ri Show ley , Becky Spradling, An gel Flight; Lori Show ley, Ann Kell y, freshman c heerlea ders

Iowa Alpha , Iowa Wes le yan ColI.g.

Chopter Honof'$- Fics t prize fo r H omecomi ng Boat; Highest percentage of soro rity participation in In tramural SPOrlS ; Second place in basketball and vo lleyball.

Ind ivi dual Honon-- Becky M cCreary, Glamour Girl , Greek Goddess o f 1970 , 19 70 Ho mecom i ng Queen ; Cathy Garretson, second attendant at H o mecoming

K.ntucky B.'a Uni nlty of Kentucky

Chapl., Honors-Sigma Ch i Derby , 2nd place; Sigma Chi D erby Spiril Award ; runners· up fo r campus ba sketball and softball intramurals; more gi rls chosen 10 Ange l Flight t han any 01 her chapler o n ca mpus.

Ind ividual Honors-- 19 70 H omecoming Queen , Judy Alexander ; 151 runner·up in Miss U. K Pageant , Cyb Barnstable; 2nd runner·up in M iss U. K. Pageant, Jenny H ayes; Cindy Sondergelt, Barb Barnstable, CWENS ( sop homore honorary); Gwen Fisher, H o me Economics H onorary; Mary Jane SUle, Theta Sigma Phi (j o urn a lism ho no rary) and T o p Ten Juni o r W omen in Journalism; Heel y Poto rff, Delta Psi Kap pa (ph ysica l education ho no ra ry); Karen Peterson, Histo ry H onorary; D onna Shoupe, one o f Top Ten Gree ks o n campus; Donna Shoupe, Karen Shou pe, Student Government Representatives; M ary Louise Palme r, Al pha Iota (music honorary ) ; Ann Bran d, Panhe lleni c Rush Chairman ; Rebecca Johnson, chairman of Lit tle Kentucky Derby Debu · tante Slakes; Patricia Barnstable , Captain o f cheerleade rs; Cyb Barnstabl e, Debbie Hilbert , cheerleaders .

Lou isi ana Alpha Newcomb ColI.ge

Chapler Hono n-Seco nd Pla ce in H omecoming Deco rali ons; Onei d a Campus Co mmunity Service Awa rd ; One ida National Commu n ity Service Award, Ind i idual Honof'$- Beverly Bennett, H omecoming Ma rcia Bennett. Newcomb Senato r , president Panhellenic; Irene Brieide, Assets, co-chairman o f ori. entatio n, Newcomb Senator, orie n tation Bi g Sister, re· cordi ng sec retary Resident G overn ment; Burney,

orienta ti on Bi g Sister ; Sharon Dalovisio, Dean's List, orientati on Big Sister ; Mary Ann Day. Freshman Beauty Court; Suzy Fife, Newcomb Senator; Mullet Fonte, Dean ' s List , New comb Senator , president Mortar Board; Debbie Gaddy, orientation Big Sister; Virginia Harris, Phi Beta Kappa; Anne Higgins, orientation Big Sister; Martee Igert, Phi Beta Kappa; Cathy Nel so n, Newcomb Senator ; Toni Owen, orientation Big Sister, vice president sophomore class; Eran Pickens, H onor Board representative; Joan Powell, orientation Big Sister; Nora Riley, Phi Beta Kapp a; Diane Sanderson, Newcomb o rientation Big Sister, president sec reta r y H onor Board; Kathy Temple ton , Ph i Beta K appa; Anne Talbot. Freshm an Beauty Court; D o rothy Toby, Phi Beta K appa; Ma ry Ellen Wallace, president Butler D ormitory, orientation Big Sister; Liz Williams , Freshman Beauty Court_

Manoch'liett, leta , Unlven ity of Manachu,e", Chapter Honon.-Winner-Panhellenic scholarship tray; second place-Panhellenic "Night of Dramatics." Individual Honon-Phi Beta Kappa-Pamela Block, Angelika Mahlo; Phi Kappa Phi-Angelika Mahlo, Carolyn Woolsey; Who's Who-Betty So lvei; H arriet Rutherford Johnston scholarship-Maureen Austin; Kappa D elta Pi-Maureen Austin, Leslie Duke, Sheila Foley, Barbara Minkley, Joan Roumeles; Alpha Lambda Delta-Jeanne Quintana , Susan Siegel; Morta r Board-Rebecca Cameron, Patricia Fugarazzo, Cynthia Rhoades; Scro lls -Sara h Bonner, Wand a Brtedlove (pres.), Julia Kane, Wend y Labreche ; Nursing H onor Society- Patri cia Fugarano (vice pres.), J oan H an n igan, Carolyn Woolsey Revel lers-Jeanne Nicolosi; M ajo rette-D o nn a Moyer; Sigma Al pha Eta- Sharon Ahonen, Judith Lt-vine D on na Moyer; Ad · visory Commissi-.ln-Judith Levine; Nursing Clan President-Patricia Fugan-lto; Panhellenic officersJulia Kane, publicity chairman; Donna Weston , president: Winter Carnival Queen-Sandnt Clark ; President's Council-Betty Solovei; Distinguished Visitors Prosram-Betty Solovei (treas,) ; Gymnastics Team-Lori Filanowsld.

Mlnne, oto Alpha , Un lveni ty of Minne sota

Chapter Honors.- Highest GPA in the province, 3 22 Homecoming Float-lst Place

Individual Honor s.-Susie Lieb , Sherrie Pugh, Roberta Koester, Freshman Camp Counselors ; Debbie Kuipers, Polly Kielh, Cheerleaders; Sheila Plunkett, Vi ce President of Panhelleni c; Peggy Rogers , Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.

Mlulul pp l Alpha , Unlven lty of Southem Ml ului pp l

Chopt.r Honon.-Ficst Place in Songfest; First win· ner of Fall Quarter Spirit Award; March of Dimes March·A-Thon, First Pla ce.

Individual Honon--Janis Raye Adams, Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra ; Diane Bostwick, Rush Cou nsel or, Member of Admissions and Credits (Standing Committee o£ the University) ; Jean Botten , Senat or, of Election Committee, Senate Page; Susan Cls:lna , Yellowja ckeu ; Joyce Copeland , UAC Repre-

"se nt a tive, Lambd a Iota Tau, Stud em Reli g ious Fede nti on , President's Li s t, Dean 's Li st, UAC Secreta ry Treasurer, ROTC Spo n so r ; Amanda Davis, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Carolyn Eastman , Sigma Alpha Eta; Carolyn Fanning, Dean ' s List, President's List; Renee Ford , Esa State, Special Educati on Scholarship, Dean 's List; Lynn Phi Alpha Theta , Dean ' s Lis t; Cheryl Yell owjackets ; Connie French, Dean ' s List; Jane H ammond , NEA , Dea n' s List, University Alumni Association; Judy Herring, Pi Gamma Mu, Regional Mer it Schola rship ; Trisha Jaegar, University Singers; Lynn Johnson, Council for Excep· tio nal Children, WeSlminister Fellowship; Pat K ennedy, Waldoff ' s College Board ; Suzie Marsha H, Presi. dent of the St udent Nurses; Jane Owen, Dean' s list; Roxanne Owen , Lead in one-act play; Margaret Peters , Parliamentarian of the Senate, Cwens-Vice P resident, SGA Treasurer, President's Advisory Committee ; Charlotte Pittman , D ean ' s List; Sherry Pound , Socia l Chairman o f Alpha Lambda Delta, Student Religi ous Federation, Sophomore Class Treasu re r, Parliamentarian of the Senate, Cast of V 10 Moon, President's List , D ean ' s List ; Barbara Ross, Phi D elta Rh o ; Beverly Ross , President ' s List, D ean ' s List, Regional M erit Scholanhip; Bonnie Sheppard, Yellowjackets; C. J Smith, George Olliphant Scholarship, Dean ' s List, Alpha Lambda D elta , H ome Ec, Club, Yellowjackets, Wesley Foundation Singers; Cyndy Stanley, SRF, Ye ll owjackets, Jr, Class Senator, President's List; Brenda Tanner, Dean's List, Kappa Delta Pi ; Jenny Troxler, Pi Omega Pi ; Jean Van Slyke, K appa Delta Pi, Dean ' s List , Alumni Scho larship, President ' s List; Marsh a Waggener, Ye ll ow jackets, Sophomore Class Favorite ; Julie Williamson , D ean's uSI, YeIlowjackets; Patti Winter , Dean ' s List, Kappa D elta Pi ,

Montana Alpha , Mon'ano State Un ivenlty Chapter Honan- Actives first in grades on campus , Pledges seco nd in grades , Number 1 in vo lleyball among sororities

Ind ivi dual Honan- Arlene Stevens, Lynn D unbar (Treas . ) , Julie Bye, Brenda Ru gtvedt, AWS ; Colleen Mahan , Debby Craig, Tana Blackmore, Sandie Martensen , Vi ckie Burns, Ann H arstad, Angel Flight ; Becky Clark , Brenda Miller, Colleen Mahan, Carol Rathbone , Sue Stiff, Jeannie Sabo , Teresa Kelly , Olri s H o lt, Debbie Craig, Becky Krueger, Alpha Lambda Delta ; Arlene Stevens, Phi Upsilon Omicron; Teresa Kelly, Gail Rodenberg , Newma n Club; Vickie Bums , Audrey Shaw, Pikeue; Tana Blackmore, D enise Martin , Kathy Burgess, Ski Oub ; Sue Settle, Student Health Committee; Library Committee, Gail Rodenberg; Lynn Dunbar, Student Senate; Jenness O oak, Phi Sig Moonshine Girl; Sharon Mathers, Young Republicans; Colleen Mahan , Sandie Martensen , Student Ambassadors ; Laurie Callaghan , Patricie Hosley, WAA ; Tan a Blad :mo re, Miss W oo l 1971 ; Ann Harstad, Sandie Martensen , Miss W oo l Runner -ups ; Penny Keefe, Cheerlt:lder; Brenda Miller, M SU Bobcat Masco t; Jeanette Doney, Becky Krueger, Jr Panhellenic Council ; Becky Mackin , Sharon Beck, Gail Rodenberg, Mary Beth H o lecamp, Panhellen ic Council ; Yvon ne Wirth , Linda Lehman , Jeannie Vaughn , Debbie Rathert , Teresa Kelly, Mont , Student Nurses'

Assoc iati o n ; Mary Beth H o lecamp. A cademi c Effec · tiveness Co mmiuee ; Nancy Lien , Delta Sigma Sa i ler

Princess ; Colleen Mahan, Lani Waldro n , Chorale ; Colleen Mahan , Choir ; Becky Mackin, Field H o use Board Committee ; Nancy Lien , Hapner Hall

Pres ; Kim Sather, MSU Alumni Scholarship ; Marcia Johnson , MSU Elections Committee; Gail Rodenberg, Modern Language Club ; Ann H arstad, pj Week

Queen Candidate ; Teresa Kell y, Gymnastics; Colleen M ahan M o ntanans ; Tana Blackm o re, Military Ball

Queen Candidate ; Marcia Mercen , Lynn Dunbar, M odel U N ; Carleen Richards o n , National 4·H Co ngress; Linda Lemm, Lynn D unbar, Sue Stiff, Spurs; Ronna Christensen, Harriet Rutherf o rd J ohnst o ne

Scholarship; Becky Clark , Mortar Board ; Linda Leav itl , S E A .; Linda Lcavilt , Jeannie Sabo , Honor Scholarship s; Chris H a ll , Hapner H aJJ Sec ; Teresa Kelly , Alpha Tau Deha ; Jeannie Sabo, MeAward ; Julie Bye , Vice Pres . of Hapner H all; Brenda Rugtvedt, Vi ce Pres of H annon Hall ; D o nnie Kiesling, H o mecoming Queen Allendant ; Anne Lee , M oo nlight Girl; Colleen Cox, M ilitary Princess

New York Alpha , Syro<IlIe Unlvenlty

Chapter Honors.-Hilton Cup presented Apr il 1970 for outstanding soro rity on campus; se lected to participate in IC '7 1 Program; se lected by Pi Phi national to recommend amendments to the co n stitution (one of two chapters selected for this responsibility)

Ind jvlduol Honors-Stephanie Greene. Panhel lenic R ush Counse lor Chairman; Nancy Cibula, Panhel · lenic Ju stice; Lin Rauch, Sandra Walt ers, Carrie Rag· ers, Traditions Commissio n of Syracuse U nivers ity.

Ohio Zeta , Miami Univenity

Chopt.r Honors.-D irector s A ward; Second best grades on campus f o r active cha pter

Indiv idual Honors.- Beth H i llsley , D e bbie Mi re, Nancy Williams, Sue Frost , Linda Scharschmidt, Sr , Sha kereues; Maribeth Fro nczak , Jill Force, J r Shaker· ettes ; Debbie Mire, Betsy Snyder, Susan Dix , Jackie Jones , Sarah M cLaughlin , Sophomore Counselors ; Beth Hillsley , Spurs; D onna Worman , Chor1liers; Patty Campbell , a cappella; Lynn Vasiliw, Ohio Fello w ; Susie Gwyn, Judy Hugenbe rg, D J Galle. AI · pha Lambda Delta; Liz Peterson , M iss M elon Mess ; Jo Neal , M ariheth Fronczak, Nancy W illiams, Mari. ners , Sally Whipple, M ariner Rush Chairman

O,.gon Alpha , University of Oregon

Individual Honon-D eb bie Stein , Kw ama (Sophomo re H onorary); Gidge Benson, Kwama; Trudi Francisco , Kwama; D ebbie Smith , Kwam a, Theta Chi court , Angel Flight; Ch r isty M eyer, Kw ama historian; M arcia M axwell, Kwama; Gayle Kuwahara, Kwama president , A nge l Flight ; Connie H o l m, Ph i Delta Theta court; Phyllis Craig, Phi D elta Theta court ; Christy Dei ch , Chi Psi court ; Shelley D unker, Angel Fli ght; Shira Wright , Ange l F light , Theta Sigma Ph i (Jo urnalism H o norary); Ir ja Orav, Theta Sigma Phi, Sigma Delta Chi (J o urnalism H onorary); Debb y Coburn , Theta Sigma Ph i. Rally, University of Oregon

Juni o r Class secretary ; Jan Piche, Phi TIleta Upsilon (Juni o r H o n o rary) ; Jeanne Oltmans , Phi Beta (Mu-

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s ic, D a nce , Speec h H o n o rary) ; Carla Ward , Theta Ch i co ur t; Li nda At iyeh , Kap pa Sig ma co un ; Wende i3tham , Uni versity of Oregon So ph o mo re Class vice p resi dent

Penn .ylv cn lo Be t a , Bucknell University

Chapter Honors.- First Pla ce Panhellenic Song Compet i ti o n

Indiv idual Honors.- Ann Smith, President of Mu Phi Epsilon , Dean ' s List ; Ellen Carter, Sophomore Class President , In com ing Junior Class Presiden t; Veda Ward, H o mecoming Queen , Freshman Cou nsel or; Barbara Schnure , Freshman Counselor. H ome· co ming Queen Candidate ; Helynn Schwalm , Freshman Counsel o r; Dorothy Fries , Freshman Counselor, President o f PanheJlenic Council, Sweetheart of Theta Chi; Cherie Martin Davis , D ean ' s List , Psi Chi, Phi Beta K ap pa ; Elizabeth Sh a ffr o, Pamela Silkworth , Kathy Tayl o r , Christine Hellmuth , Barblfa Ittel , Virg inia Reed Chri s tine Mah oney , Dean's List ; Jamie Berk, Elizabeth Crame r, Jr. Year Abroad Program ; Nancy Firmba ch Women ' s Sw i m Team ; Rebecca Nelson , VICe President Panhelleni c ; Tamara Campbell , Outgoin g Vi ce Pres ident of Panhellenic

South Carol ina Alpha , Univer.lty of South Carolina

Ind ividual Honors.- Ellie Brun o , Garnet (, Black s taff; Georgianna Burns, secretary of senior class, Miu Garnet & Black finali st; Suzan ne Dun can, vice president of ju n io r class, Angel Fli g ht ; Sharon Ed· waNs, Angel Flight; D ot Flannagan, Judi c ial Council; Mary Lou H odges, Gar11n & Black sta ff ; Jul ia H ydrick, U? ho' I ur ho, Senator. Education Co mmi ttee, Panhelleni c Jug Band , Panhe ll e ni c Council; Po lly King, treasurer of junior class; Pat Parier, & Black staff, Conce rt Commiuee; Rob in Perrin , Timette; J anie Ri dd le, Alpha Lambda Delta , Kap pa D e lta Epsilon ; Loretta Ruben stein, H illel , Al p ha Lambda Delta; Sue Speaks , Oratorio Choir; Ann e-Ma · rie Tobias , Dean ' s List ; Adair Watson . DAR , Dean ' s ust, Who 's Who; Dtborah Wright , Who' I Who , Senat o r, H o mecoming Queen Court; Joanne Shahid , Garnet & Black staff

South Dakota Alpha , Univenity of South Dokola Chapter Honors.- Philadelphia Bowl, second best grades o n campus

Individual Honors.- Nancy D avies, Jean Hanna , Julie Kiner, J an Lageriof , Mary Beth Nefzger, M ary Lou Willets , Carol Youngberg , Guidon; Trudy Reese, Pat Reaga n , M ortar Bo ard (M iss Reese was e lected president); Jaci H inkledey , Mu Phi Epsilon president; Kristi Brandle, Kris H eine, Jul ie Kiner, M u Phi Epsi. Ion ; Trudy Reese, Phi Beta Ka ppa; Edie Fren ch , Englis h Club president; Sue Sonnek , chai rman of the U nion Art Committee ; Julie Kiner, M ary Beth Nefzger , D akota D ays (homecoming) co-publicity chairmen; Trudy Reese , Jaci Hi nkledey, Linda H an· sen, 4 0 grades; Nancy D avies, K risti Bran dle, finalistS in the M iss University Pageant ; Kris H eine, H ono rary Cadet Colonel finalist ; Barb H ouk, candidate; Carol Youngberg, Na ncy D avies, Zeta Phi Eta; Mary lkth Nefzger, Phi Sigma Iota; Carol Y o ungberg, Stu· dent Association Secretary , Student Senato r

Tenn ..... leto, Vond.rbllt Unlv.rsity

Chopt., Honon-Fint place at Sigma Chi !krby Day ; First pla ce in national Pi Phi scholarship, 19691970.

Indl vlduol Hono n-A WS ugislative Board, Betty Turner, Janet Graham , and Janie Wilson; AWS Judicial Board, Lynn Going ; AWS Representatives, Mary Jane Parham and Viki Wilson ; AWS R«"ognition Night Chairman, Karen Indort ; Alpha Lambda !klta, Lucy Scott Fuqua, Mary Rawlinson, Betty Turne r, Joan Wohlhueter; Lotus Eaters, Lucy Scott f uqua, Laurie Gilmer. Janet Graham; Athenians ; Thayer Fleming; MOrlar Board , Diane Philips; G reek and Latin Ho no rary Society, Marie Taylor; Sigma Theta Tau -H onorary Nuning Society, Leah A lbers; Skulls and Bones, Lynn Going ; Vanderbilt Cheerl eader, Barbara Ramsey; Advisory Council, Kathy Beto, Thayer Fleming , Janet Graham Karen Indoer, Janie Wil so n, Joan W o hlhueter; WAC Advisor, Elenora Wilson; Rush Ad viso r, Jackie Masterson linda Seid ler, Elenora Wilson ; Honor Council , 'Thayer Fleming, Lucy Scott Fuqua, Laurie Gilmer; Vanderbilt Ambassador to Switzerland, Fran Austin ; V anderbilt in France. Sallie D ean; ROTC Sponsor, linda Faulkner, Leila Peckham , Evy Kay Rhodus ; Sophomore Class Cabinet, Evy Kay Rhodus; Junior C lass Representative, Vivien Hasselbring; Senior Class Cabinet, Carolyn Neuwoe:hner; Hall President, Betty Turner ; Floor Counse lor, Kathy Beto, Lavo nn a Gray; K ap pa A lpha Rose Court, Judy T remain; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Court, Karen W ag ner; Sigma N u Rose Court, Laurie Gilmer : Sigma Ch i Sweetheart Cou r t, Ju l ia Lipscomb; H omecoming Queen Nomi nees, M imi Mayes, Lei la Peckham; M iss Commodore Co ntesta n ts, Leila Peckham , Diane Philips, Karen Wagne r, Judy W eJlward; M iss Vanderbi l t N o minee, Susan Scott; MRHEB , Karen Indorf, corresponding secretary; VIFA , Sarah Lytto n and Elenora Wilson. tuton ; Board of Presidents of Good Woman , Leila Peckham ; Impact, Janet Graham, Carolyn Ijams, Carolyn Neuwoehner; Parents ' Week -end Committee, Lauric Gilmer; Cub Scout Den Mothers, Laurie Gilmer, Janet Graham, Lavonna Gra y, Missy James, Ann Patterson, Virginia Rubel , Susan Smith, Mary Jane Taylo r ; Walden H ouse, Kathy Beto; V U Hospital Volunteer, Kathy Beto, Helen Kreisle ; Varsity Tennis Team, Mary Jane Parham

Tenn D.lto , Memph l. Stote Un iversity

Chopte r Hono rs.-Sccond Place Homecoming Boat , second place Panhelleni c rntramural basketball , recipient of Standards Bowl, third place Panhdlenic scho larship, Indiv lduol Honors-Cheryl Buchannan, president of AWS; Jo Kerns, Sig Ep Swmheart ; Sally Caldwell , Sig Ep Diam o nd Princess; Deb Lazu.re, president of Tassel; Lynne Tenkhoff, vice president of Tassel; Patti J ones, Cynthia Shadid, Angel Flight ; Jo Alexaoder, SAE Sweetheart; Debbie Salter, alternate in Desoto Beauty Review ; Deb Lazure, Phi Beta Kappa ; Patty Rucker, Pi Kappa Alpha Dctam Girl ; Lynne Tenkhoff, Student G ove rnment Senator; Jo Alexander, H omecoming court ; Patti Jones, Oleerleader; linda Tatum, president of W omen's Resident HaJI Association ; Teresa Wright , Jon Alexander, MSU Majomtes ;

Sandra Galtelli, Who's Who; Teeta Thurow, l)d, lazure , Dean 's List ; Sandra Gahelli , Miss Memphis State; Kay Thomas, Kapp a Sigma Sweetheart ; Bonnie SMlby, SMiia Allen , MSU Gymnastics Team; Tine Keller, Susan Wyninegar, Alpha Lambda Delta; Kathy Fairleigh, 4 0 average

Tex o aeto , South.rn M.thodist Un ivers ity

Indiv lduol Honon- Kristen Bcodd , Angel Flight; Gayle M athis, Rotunda Beauty, A nge l Flight; Christie King , A lpha Lambda D e lt a; S usie G regg, H ouston repctsentative to Buccaneer D ays ; lisa M ichie, Rotunda Beauty, Commander o f Ange l Flight, D ean's Lisl; Sara Ja ne Snell, Varsity Cheerleader; D iane Jopling, Psi Chi, D ean's List, Cum Laude graduate; Cindy Cox, A lpha Lambda D e lta, D ean ' s list; Sherry Sanders, Freshman Hom«"o ming Queen ; Linda Zomminick , D elta Chi Swcctheart; Nancy Crownover, Pauy Bailey, Rebecca H oke, Freshman Homecoming Representatives

Virg inia Gammo , Williom , Mory

Indlv lduol Honors--Penny Cherry , Phi Beta Kappa; Lorraine Burgio , Phi Ikta K appa, Mortar Board; Ca rolyn Martin, Exeter University Exchange P rogram; Carolyn Clouser , D ebbie Dougherty, Tina Jones. Kay Rore r , A lpha Kappa Delta , Nati o nal Sociology H o nor Society .

Vlrgln io D.lto , Okt Dominion

Chopt.r

Scholarship T r ophy for the highest overall average amoog sororities for the year; Fint p lace in swimm i ng intramurals; Third place in Greek Week So ng Fest ; H omecomi ng F loat, 2nd pla ce; Fint place Chapter Hislo ry.

Ind ividual Hono n.-Candy Jo nes, Pan hellenic President, Student D iscipline Panel; Ruth Krischer, Intramural Board President; Barbie Niederstrasser, Sigma Nu Sweetheart; Candy J o nes, Phi Kappa Tau Sweethearl ; Leigh Turpin , Candy Jones, Linda Holmgren , Student Senate; Elaine Nalls, Who's Who, Vanity Chccrleader; Carolay Castcuccio, Theta Xi Sweetheart Court ; Carol McKinley, swim team .

W•• t Vlrg lnlo Alpho , W." Virgin ia Un ive rsi ty

Chopt., Hono n-seco nd highest grade point average of all sororities , Indlv lduol Honon-Yolan Wright, Region 6 Naliona l Vi ce President Intercollegiate Associated Women Students; Susan Jarvis and Peggy Tennant, participants in Miss West Virginia Contest ; K athi V ogoe, 1st runner up for Aerospace Milituy Ball Queen ; Nannette Marlin and Vi cki Moore, Strawberry Festival Princess ,

Wyom ing Alpho, Un ive rsity of Wyom ing Chopt r place in Homecoming House Decora ting Contest.

Indlvl duol Bunn , WyoGals ; Rogcoe WyoGals ; Valei Vivion, Pi Delta Epsilon, Miss Wyomi ng US A finalist , 1st Swim Suit Competition; Jud i Gendreizig, Branding Iro n Staff; Jeanie Stachon, Chimes , Iron Skull , Sigma Theta Tau, WyoGals , State Nuning 5«retary, Studcat Nurse of the Year ; Colleen Whitmer, Iron Skull , Dean's List ;

Nancy Nttc:lham, WyoGals; Vicki Petsch , Phi Gamma Nu , Dean ' s list; Kathy Simmons, WyoGals ; Jan H illstead, Ange l Flight Archa ngel; Jud y Saul , Ph i Gamma Nu ; Adr ia nne Christopulos, A nge l Flight; Paula Baker, Co ll eg iate Chorale; Sharon Steinke, Wyo(ftl s; Jan McCue, Spurs, D ean's List; Nancy Swanton Pepster; Karen Dokhn , Ang e l Fl ig ht: Syd Rees , Pepsters, Spurs ; Connie Robb, Spu rs, President's H o n or Roll; Terri Lo r en zon, Panhellenic President ; Vi ck i Andrik o-

Hold Several Parties For Area Children

by CARMEN POP E

Florida Alpha

L AST December Florida Alpha and Pi K appa Alph a f raternity sponso red a Christmas party for the retarded ch ildren of the Duv 1I H ome in DeLand The party , which t oo k place at the Pike h ouse, co nsisted o f a h ot dog l unch , afte r which the ch ildren were presented gifts hy George Hanl o n , dressed as Santa Claus . A collection h ad been take n by Ann P o rter to provide gifts for these chi l dren who oth erwise wo uld h ave been fo rgotten . The c hildren were then taken caro lin g o n the Pike fire tru ck and afterwa r ds everyone played so ftball and circle games.

Other parties include one for the needy children f rom the Neighborhood Center with Sigma Phi Epsil o n . The children were taken to a Stetson soccer ga me and then to a h ot-dog lun ch at the Sig Ep h o use .

In April Fl o rida Alpha partied with Lambda Chi Alph a and twenty-five children fr o m t he Du vall H ome A ctivities included an Easte r egg hunt , after which the Lambda C his p layed basketball w it h the boys a nd the Pi Phis talked and visited with the girls.

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poulos, WyoGals ; Billi ) 0 Berry , Pepstec, Spurs; Shel. ley Sabin, Dean 's List; Julie H all, Presidenl's H onor Roll , Collegiate Chorals; Debbie Seeley, Angel Flight Drill Team ; Linda K aasch, Miss Wy omi ng USA fina l ist, Mi ss Amity : Sue Riggs , Sigma Alpha Theta; Lucy Johnstone. Collegiate Chorale, D eha Omicron; Joan Sibbiu, Laramie River Rendezvous Elizabeth Bush, D ean's List.

Sandra Shines At Memphis State

by CYNTHIA SHADID,

Temzessee D elta

Sandra Ga l telli , Tennessee D e lta, h as cer· tainly mad e a m ark for hersel f and Pi Phi on t h e Mem phis State cam pus in t h e past three years. A psychol ogy majo r, Sandra maintained a 3.7 GPA w hil e pa rt ic ipating in numerous campus activities. As a freshman , s he was president of her Pi Phi p ledge class, as we ll as her Angel Flight p ledge class She made the D ean's List a nd wa s also initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta . Durin g her sophomore·juni o r year she was secretary.treasurer for the student gove rnment , a member of Pi D e lta Phi , the University Center Policy Boa rd , a nd she re ce ived the An ge l Fli gh t n o min ati o n for the Area C·2 sc ho lars h ip awa rd . Sandra was e lected president of Tassel , the seni o r wom en 's h o no rary. during her junior·se· nioc. She a lso se rved as An g el Fli g ht socia l ch airman , vice president o f T ow n Counci l , and is a member of the Libera l Arts H onor Soc iety . This year she was chosen Wh o'J IPho ill AtIler. irall Uni versities and Colleges. In the fall of J 970, Sandra was elected Miss Memphis State, and the overa ll concensus w as that no o ne co uld h ave been m Ore deserving!

Sandra was graduated in May and Tennessee D e lta will certain ly miss her viv acio us , unique, wondro us P i Phi p resence n ex t year.

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

These young women pledged Pi Beta Phi chapten at colleges and universities during formal or open rush Chapters ate listed in alphabetical o rd er.

Alabama leta , Unlve" ity of Alabamo--Se ptember 7, 1970 : Sydney Adams, Sarah Page, D othan; Sarbara Srooks, Andalusia; Harriet Caminas, Sally Dowling, Barbara Dri scoll, Mobile ; Tracy Camp, Paula Han · cock, Judy Pullen, Susie Sidick, Susan Tipton , H unts· ville; Candy Colley, Mandy Crouch, Jen ny Johnson , J ea n ine Syn thia Spivey, Birmingham; Karen Field, Sylacauga; M erry Fleming, Pmsacola, Fl a.; Caron H alsey, Susan John son, Anniston; H arriet H arris , Fairfax; Cay H auser, San Marino, Calif .; Bren da Hays, Nancy Krebs , Memphis, Tenn.; Pammy Henderson, Pam Spalding, louisville, Ky .; Missy Kea.n , Baton Ro uge, La.; Debbra Liles, Coral Gables, Fl a.; Pam Lund, Pam Pyms, Miami , Fla.; Alison M cBryde, Montgomery ; Kathy McDaniel, Alexander City; Blair M cDonald, Pope Air Force Base , N .C.; Becky Ru tledge , Sheffield.

Alberta Alpha , Unlve"lty of Alberto--Januuy 27: Wmdy Brown, Barb West, D onna Roy, Helen Outhet , Edmonto n, Albe rta. February 1: Susan Uacock. Calgary,

Arizona Alpha , Unive"lty of Arizono--February 22, 1971: Booper Buss, Gates Mills , Ohio; Mavany Calae, Escondido, Calif ; Jan Glassman, Colum bus, Ohio; Pam Horrow , M erion , Pa .; Susa n H enricks, River Forest, III.: Linda Mach , Winnetka , III. ; Joyce Rowe ll , Northbrook, 111.; Georgia Walls, Oak Park, Ill.

Ar izona leta , Arizona State Unlve"Ity-M arch 8, 1971: Barban Amster, Villa Park, Calif.; Carole Kemper, Champagne, Ill. ; Carolyn Sheen, Thousand Oak., Calif.

Artlan.a. Alpha . Unlve" lty of Artlan.a.-Febru ary 6. 1971 ; Jane Ann Au rora, M o.; Linda Macnab, Wanda M acnab, Little Rock; Jill Cromwell, H arrison; Missy Roberts, Pine Blufl',

Artlan.al leta , Unlve"lty of Artlanlal at Uttle lod,Jan Andrews , Brenda Carver, Peggy Huey, V icki Nadine Watson

California Eplilon, San Diego State ColI., ___ Blakey, Cheri Cook, Pal os Verdes Pen.; Tida Dugal, Sherman Oaks; Ruthie Evans, San Pedro; Cornelia Hayes , Newport; Barb Johnson, Pleasanton; Leslie Mahr, Encino; Anne Smith, Fullerton; Connie Swanson, San Diego; Danna Torrance, Palm Springs; Vick i Tsujimoto, Temple City; Cris Turner, Tanana; Colby Windes, M ission Viejo,

Colorado leta , Un iversi ty of Denve r-September 1970 : Laurie Adams, Greftlsboro, N.C.; Barbara Bartus ch, Eau Oure, Wis. ; Diana Black, Des Moines, Iow a; Julie Brandt, Bloomington, Ill.; Jane Carroll, Needham, Mass .; D o rothy Dean s, Buffalo , N,Y.; Sarah D etwi ler, Grosse Point Farms, M ich.; Debra Han5en , Man itowoc, Wis .; Julie Howie, Cleveland, • 5

Ohio; Marianne Jason, Atherton, Calif.; Claire Jung, Wis.; Elaine Ma ck, Winnetka, 111.; Felice Mancini, Los Angeles, Calif.; Shelley McClure, Bl oomington, III.; Joan Strazzulla, Belmont. Mass.; Sandy Williams, Phoenix, Ariz.

October ), 1970 : Cindy Costello, Gates Mills, Ohio; Sarah T aylor, Birmingham, Mich february D, 1971 : Deborah Dillworth, Wayne, Pa .; Jmnifer Kathol , Wit chita, Kan.; Therese Yewell, Upper M ar l boro, Md

Colorodo Gamma , Colorado State Unlvenity- February 1).1971: Carol Holzworth, Aurora.

Florida Alpha , Stehon Un lvenl ty-February 17, 1971: linda Kazaraz , Orlando.

Florida Delta. University of Florldo--January 27,1971: Candy Du tton, Gainesville; Mary Schmuck, Tampa .

Georvla Alpha , Unlve"lty of Georgio--Jan ., 1971 : Patricia Perkins, Alexandria , Va.; Nancy Aughinbaugh , Bethesda, Md .; Anne Bernard, Valdosta ; Joanne Dey. V ictoria Dill on, Mara Jane Jessee, Atlanta ; Dela ine Dobson, Susan S. Goodman, Marietta; Sandra Jarrell , Augusta; Katherine Princeton, W.Va.; Beverly Mi ckler , Jasper, Fla .; Jacqueline Staley, Frederick. Md .; Frankie Walker, Fitzgerald ; Lallie Weatherly, Lavonia ; Carol Weaver, Columbus; Carol Ann Beadle, Zephyr Hills, Florida; Carol Jacobson. Augusta.

Idaho Alpha. Univerl lty of 4, 1971: Anne Murphy, Coeur d' Alene ; Gayle Young. Boise A pril 6, 1971: Annette Kennedy, Coeur d'Alene.

IlIInob Ep.ilon , Northwe.tern Unive"Ity-April 6, 1971: Ellen Belzer, Kansas City, Mo.; Sherrie Benjami n , Northridge, Calif.; Kim Binder, D ',wners Grove; Patti Cravens, Paula Cravens, San Manno, Calif.; Lea Evenson, Waukesha , Wis ; Pamela Fries , Gardm City, N Y .; Judy Hall , Ridgew ood, N.J.; Anne Jordan , Fairfield, Iowa; Linda Kachel, Whitewater. Wis.; Karrn Kelleber, Willmette; Susan Mu ten, Spring· field, Mo .; Joan Mayer, Bronxville, N.Y.; Penny McAddams, J onesboro , Ark .; Rebecca Miller, Lincoln; Sally Newton, Susan M oore, Janne Sheridan, Winnetlca ; Marlene Pei ser. Garden City, N .Y .; Cyn. thia Postle, Palatine; Mary Ross, Northbrook; Kathy Ryan, Wis ; Jill Shellabarger, Littleton, Colo.; Thea Singer, West6eld, N J .; Jean Travillion, Charlotte, N C.; Suzanne Voss , Seymour, Ind .; Benita Wandel, Jackson, Mich ; Carol Wood, Kenosha , Wis ., Sandy Martin, Denver, Colo., and Marilyn Dewey, Palatine

IIl1no l. Eta , Mill iki n Un l nlty-March 2, 1971 : Kathy Ga.rdner, Watsek.a; Martha Levey, Nancy Lynch. Decatur; lan McCracken , Pana ,

Indiana a.ta , Indiana Univer,ity-February 7 , 1971: Bonnie Cornell, Langhorne, Pa .; Vickie Furlong, Anderson; Sally $('igrisl, Lafayette; Missy Tho mas , War· saw.

February n, 1971 : Pal Delaney Fran Murchi, Nancy Meek , Dati Pallerson, Pam Reuerer, Colleen Grady, Sally Ake, Susan Tuck, Indianapolis; Valerie Pascuzzi, Sue Mi zen, South Bend; Pam Hart , Kare n Andrews, Fort Wayne ; Peggy Yenres, Debbie He-rran , HuntinglOn; Joan Prall , Fowler; Lori Templcron, Terra H aute; Cindy Sioinill, Bl oomington; TereS2 Busard , Rush\'i lle ; Pal Griffith , Parker ; Cecily Gray, Brownsburg ; Sue Roush, Downers Gto 'Ye, 111. ; Joanna Slokes, Valparaiso; Judy Studebaker, Loga nsport ; Carol Mathis , Speedway; Kim Crawford, Joanna Hague, Evansville ; J oa nn Wilkins Wilmeue, ilL ; Debbie Scheidt, Columbus; Gay Yeazel, Di ckson , HI.; Robin Reser. La(ayeue; Many Bianco, Gary; Judy Sanders, Hammond

Ind iana Gamma , Butl .r Unlv.rsity-M a rch 17, 197 1 : Laurie Hoyt , Indianapolis. A p ril 14. 19 71: Ingrid O zo ls , Indianapo li s.

In d iana o.lta , Purdue Unive" ity- February 7 , 1971 : Di ane Bandel ier. Julie Christopher, K okomo; Teresa Beck, Westfield : Carny Camenisch , Ma diso n ; M elinda Collingsworth , Columbus; D ia ne Cuthbertson, Bloomington; Chris Deboy, Jan Valerie Kendall , Lafayeue; Nancy Di lmars. Franklin; Jan Eastman, M ichele Fishbaugh , Elkhart; Pam Franklin, Terre Haute ; Susan Fread, H artford City; Debbie Godich, Richardson, Texas ; Sherry Esarey , Spttdway; Cheryl Fenzau, S haron Fenzau, Kentland ; D enise H adden, Abbe H o h mann , Cindy Pribble, Lynett e Ryker, Indianapolis ; Peg Hail , M ary Kenn ey. Beth Swanson, West Lafayette; Susie H arrison , And erson; Pat H elm, Hamm ond; Gail Juilier. Rocky River, Ohio; M argae!:'r Jones. Seymour; Pam Lawson , Boswell; Sherry McKinney , Sherida n ; Linda M ohler, Kennard; Jennifer M orford, J oanna M o rf o rd , Pa .; Gay le Newman, Cleveland, Ohi o; Amy Ott , Elm Grove, Wis .; Brtky R iley, Kathy Sech, Jeanie Stinchcomb, D on n a Surges , South Bend; Patri cia Rogers, West o n Conn.; Sue Wolf, Gary

Indiana Ep .ilon , o .Pauw Un lv."lty-February 22, 197 1 : Patricia Aldrich. Findlay , Ohio; Susan Brubeck , M artinsville; Janice Campbell, H o ffman Estates, III. ; Sherry I Da vis, Evansville; Candace Eastern , M i!wauket, Wis .; Barbara Lanning, Lovela nd , Colo.; Katherine Schwingel, Aurora. III. ; Wendy Werner, Creve Coeur, Mo.

Ind iana Z.'a , Ba ll Sial. Un ive"ity-Apri I 5, 1971: Chris Chiuick, I ndianapolis; Chris Lawson, Moo resIOwn, N.].; Vi cki Min o r, Ri chm o nd ; Sue Ogren, Munster ; Sharon Shumaker, Du nkirk; Janet Summerville, D ana; Susie Thompson , Zionsville

Iowa Alpha , Iowa W.,I.yan Un iv." lty- February 17 , 197 1: Nila P3I!erson , Elgin; Nadine Garr, Gayle Eilbracht H eights, Ill.

Iowa 11.'0 , Si mp, on ColI.g..- February 18 , 1971 : Sue

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Covault , Guthrie Center; Lois Faust , Hubbard; Becky Nedderman, Albia . April 1, 19 7 1: Janet Pa rk, West Des M o ines ; M a roa Sorenson, Guthrie Center.

Iowa lI eta, Un iv.,.i ty of lowa--September 8, 1970: Lu cy Corrigan , Roc kford, Ill.; Po lly D oo little , M ary Beth Ostland , Webster City ; Terri Fos ter, Waterl oo; Jane Jennifer Jones , Lime Springs ; Mary Elizabeth Les, Mary Kay Steele, Dubuque ; Carmen M cCarthy, Osage : Connie Miller, Ottumwa; K aren Peddicord, Christine Ro hd e, Ma rsha Wood , Cedar Rapids ; Katherine E Shive, Marshallt o wn ; Cory Simpso n , Peoria, III .; Lauren Uphoff. Davenpo rt; V a leri e V an Ginkel, Des M oines; M ary Zenor, Ft D odge

M arch 3, 1971 : Jane E. Mathers, Galesburg , III. ; Cheryl Palmer, Bellendo rf.

M arch 17. 19 7 1: Margaret Ly o ns , Susan K yle, M t. Pleasant ; Stephanie Troeger, Rockfo rd , III

Kan,a. B.ta, Kan o. Stat. Un iv."i ty-M ary Lewis, Garden City; Karen huma cher, Salina; Riva SteRin, Burdette

K.ntucky Alpha , Un lv."ity of 24 , 1971: Pam Benn ett. Mary M artin, Debbie Scott, Louisville .

K.nlucky 11 '0 , Un l r.ity of K.ntucky- February 2, 1970 : Emily Behen , Elizabetht own February 18, 1971 : Margaret Crapster. Buffal o. N.Y .; Barb Gallenstein, Louisvi lle

February 23, 1971 : Susan M oore, Elizabethtown; Sherry LaDuk e, Louisville

Lou i.i ana Alpha , N.wcomb ColI.g. of Tulan. Un iv.A p ril 5, 1971: A illeen Li vaudais, New Orleans

Mallochu,.". Alpha , 80.ton Un lv. " ity- February 18, 1971 : A i Li Lee, Somerville, N .J .; Susan Penn , Bay. a nne, N .J .

Ma llac huuth B.'a, Un iv."ily of Ma li achu h_ February 18 , 1971 : J o Carme, Cherie Chast', Westboro ; Ellen Murray , Wellesley ; D onna Quint , G..."field

March 2, 1971 : Janet Kling , H op kinton ; Nancy Sinden , Rochester, N Y .: D ianne Vatcher, Saugus

Michl gon Alpha , HIII.dal. 4 , 1971 : Debbie Boothroyd , Royal Oak; Sue Christiansen , Bir· mingham; Sue Lever, Po ntiac

Mic h igan B.ta , Un l "i ty of 7. 19 7 1 : Karen Soucek , Cary, Ill .; Leonore Day, Betsy Mahon, Terri Fouchey, Detroit: M arilyn Ferris, Lanlhrup Village ; Ann Goodnight. Kal amazoo; Pam Heni zmann, Mexi co 5, D F.; H ilary Kayle, New Rochelle, N Y .; Pal Kl os W}-andolle : Laura Neher, New Merri ck, N .Y .; Mary Schaffner, Marty Schmelz, Cathy G o frank, Grosse Point ; J oanne Tikka , Pat Sokol , Birming ham ; Debbi Wallis , Oak Park; Sherry W eurding , lawton ; Chris leBeau , Dea.rborn; Pat Linsley , Roya l Oak ; Linda Laird , Ann Arbor

Michigan Gamma . Michigan Stat. Unl .... rslty-February 7, 1971; Cindy Johns, Linda Lowry , Livonia ; Sharon Sala, Uti ca.

N ada Alpha , Unl " lty af N 28, 1971 : Linda ummons, M ona Haldeman, Barbara Pegano, Reno.

New Yortc Alpha , Syracu l. Un i rsity-M arch 8, 1971 : Ginger Corsello, Wantagh, N Y .; Patricia Dun n. Clearwate r, Fla ; Ron nie Fecher, Yonkers, N ,Y .; An n Gross, Wilton. Conn .; Sa ndi Sundstrom, Arl ingto n Heights. Ill.

H.w Yortc Gamma , St . Lawrenc. Un l.... rslty-M egin Bunon , Katherine Curtin, Deborah Edwards , Jill Halop igian. Ann Mele, Cathy M o rr is, Sue Phalen , Deborah Siebert, Alison Stuart, Kathy Wytrych

H.w Yortc D.lta, Corn.1I Un l rslty-February I , 1971: Elaine An cehewicz, Port Jefferson Station ; Karen Axtell, Bi n ghamton; Peggy Cangilos. Albany; K a ren Ca r r, Elmont ; D ei rdre Co lby , Spokane, Wash ; Kathy Co lema n , D a ll as, Tex; Jacqueline Covey, Great Neck, N }.; Elizabeth D oughty, N Y.; J oa nne Eag les. Toms River, N J .; G ay Foertsch , Rochester; M oira H earne, Ridgewood , N.J.; Julie Huta , Utica; M arcia Langwell. Freeport ; Deborah Lyon , Ma nlius; Wendy McK ee, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla .; D ebbie Rumble, G era r d, Ohi o; Serotte, Bronx ; M ugaret Sheridan, Livingston , N }.; Stacy Smith, Ba y Village, Ohio; Peggy Stewart, Springfield. M o.; Brenda Wilson. Henrietta ; D anita Woroniecki , N o rth Bergen , N }.; D iane Wright, Rochester; Linda Smith, Canton; Chris Rehfus, El mira.

Holih Carolina Alpha Un l rslty of Nolih February 23, 1971: Patty Beaver, Co nnie D unaway , Susan Nonhrup, Vicky Turner, Charlotte; M arsha Cassedy, Shelby; Jean Croom , Falls Church , V a.; K athy Gray, Greensboro ; Walker H olmes. Fayetteville ; Libby H ubbard, Oakland , Calif.; Ginge r Minges; Greenville ; Sara Frances Walters , La Grange ; J osephie Woodard , Nashv ille.

Nolih Carolina B.ta , Dulce Un l rslty-Februll)' 22, 1971 : Diane Appleton, Lake Forest , III.; Lou Browder, Weldon; Pat Carroll, Jane Patri ck , Winst on -Salem; Lee Guadino, Elberon , N J .; Mal}' A lice sen, Mary Lyde Foster, Alexandria, V a.; Anne Edwards , Charlotte; Beth Feidler, Center Vall ey, Pa .; Chris H oelzel, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio ; Lise Courtney Howe. Washingto n , D ,C.; Barbara An ne Lapp, Som· e rville , N .].; Lisa Linkaw, Lumbert on; Kit Lockhart, Falls Church, Va ; Eve lyn Lyles, Winnsboro, S ,c.; Judy M cGimscy. M orga nt o n ; Sarah M oran, Grosse Point Farms, Mich .; Linda Owen , Elmont, N Y ; Cindy Pauley, Charleston , W Va ; Jane Scott, Gardeo City , N Y .; Christy Smith, Anderson, Ind .; Nancy Tho mpson , Miami , Fla .; Julie Thome, Austin, TeX ; Margaret Tipping, Pittsburgh , Pa ; Susan Walker, Davidson ; Vanessa Wicker, Bl oomi ngt on, I nd

Holih Dakota Alpha Uni "lty of Holih Dakoto-- Feb-

ruary 8, 1971 : Jan Cronquist, Gilby; Paulette Kamra wski, Grafton; Colleen Smith , Makoti, March I, 1971 : Karen Fredrickson, Valley City ,

Oklohoma B.ta , Oklahoma Stal. Unl rslty-B etty Gail M itc hell , V inita; Vivi Phillips, Enid; Jan Wilson , Okl ahoma City; Pamela H anmer, Bartlesville ; Peggy Glass , Stillwater ; Shelley H enrikse.n, W innetka , 111.; Vir,ginia Sue Kline, Ponca City.

Or.llon Alpha , Unl rslty of Oregon--February 8, 197 1: Kri s Fischer, La Grande : Jan M cKibb on, Eugene.

April 3, 1971: D ea nna Zimmerman , San M ateo, Calif

O'.lIon B.'a , O,.gon Stal. Unl rslty-Sep tember 30, 1970 : Joan Utzinger, Kelly Swan, Kri s K ennedy, land ; Peggy Goodrich. Tigard; Cathy Puckett, Rosebur,g; Catherine Lee, Lafayette, Calif.

Feb n, 1971 : Cheryl Briscoe, M arjo rie Ru sch. Beaverton; Lea nn a Colton, Lake Oswego; M ary McQuarry, Linda Emmerson , Po rtland; Ellen H eiple, Eugene; Paula Koppe, Stayt o n; Pam M o rris , Eureka , Ca l if.

P.nnsyl ... an la B.ta . luckn.1I Un i.... t1ity-February 2, 197 1: Ruth Ash by, Hunt ington, N .Y . ; M argaret Blade, Woodbury, N }. ; Caro line Cook, Arl i ngton. Va .; Cynthia D avis, Reading; Laurie Gra ffeo, Williamsville, N Y .; Susan H e l m, Si lver Sprin,g, Md .; Debra LaRue, SI. Petersburg , Fla.; H eather Moberg, Perry, N.J .; Laurie Peelle, Port W as hin,gton , N Y .; Kathleen Schleckser, Morr istow n , N J.; Stacey Sines, Ballwin , Mo. ; Pame la Stephanj , Medi a; Caro l Vit z, York; Karen Weaver, Ardmore; linda WelAy, Wyom issing ; Carol W o lf, West Chester

P.nn syl ...an la Gamma . Dick lnlon COU.II...--February 24, 1971 : Elissa Aks, Chevy Chase, M d .; M ichelle An· dres, H anove r ; Cynthia Craig, Livingsto n , N .].; Pamtla D eKay, Starrs, Conn .: Susan Duffie ld , All entown; Susan D unkle, Hummelst o wn ; Barbara Faulkner, Lancaster; K aren Kenahan, East Brunswi ck, N ,]. ; Vermelle lewis, Beltsville, M d .; Ma ry Jane M cClusky. Stroudsburg; Harriet Potts, Cheshire, Conn,; Mary Beth Schaefer, Westport , Conn .; SchrefBer, Hershey : Jennifer myth, Troy; Susan Terrell, Palmyra, N }. : Susan Triut , West Chester ; Charlene Vees , Camp H ill; Ka thleen Wallete, Feasterville; Judith Warner, H arpenden, H ert, Eng .; Victoria Youcha , New City , N,Y

South Carolina Alpha . Un l.... rslty of South Carolina-March 22 , 1971 : Stephanie Schwartz, High P o int , N C.

South Dakota Alpha, Uni rsity of South Dakoto-- February, 1971: Marcia Arndt , Ayrshire, Iowa ; Pamela Cimpl, Y ankton; Cindy D oss, Barb Neilson, Sioux Falls; Cathy June, Sioux City, Iowa; Patricia Neilsen , Marcus , Io wa ; Rosanne Quisell, Jasper, Minnesota

T.nnell•• I.'a , II, 1971 : Linda

Bracey , Deborah Dale, Nancy Salmon, Linda Burns , Shelbyville; Kathy Crumbley , East Point , Ga ; Laurie Cunningham , Julie Peterson, H ouston, Tex ; Camille An chorage, Ky .; Louise DiNatale, Arlingt on, Mass .; Ellen Fisher. Sikeston. Mo.; Janet Hanpeter , St. Louis, M o.; Kathyrn Kansteiner, Evanston , 111. ; Diane Kessel , Susan Kurth , Wendy Rumsey, Dallas, Tex.; Linda Leckie, Birmingham, Mi ch .; Gay Nienhuis, Tulsa, Okla .; Linda Owens, AI. bany, Ga ; Patri cia Pyle, Piusburgh , Pa.; Jackie Rtdhelier, Memphis ; Jayne Robert son, Ashland City; Suo zanne Stalls, Clovis, N.M.; Susan Williams , Arlington, Va .; J oa nie Wilson, Cincinnati, Ohio; Janet EI lis. LcxinglOn, Ky . ; K ay Emerson , Winter Park , Fla .; Martha Kling . Centerville, Md.; and Kathleen Nolan, Atlanta , Ga.

T.nn.".. D.lta, M.mph l, Slat. Uninnlty- February 7, 1971 : Dia n ne Drenn ing, Patricia Rei d, Elaine Sa · vo ri, K ay Thomas, Faye Walker , Rene Wilson , Mem · phis: Patri cia Landers, Little Rock, Ark .; Beth Max· well, Rippley; Eleanor Flannigen. Joanne Sullivan, Nashville

hxal Alpha , Unl nlty of Tuas- February 1', 1971: Debbie Gay, Lubbock ; Julie Hoffman , Kerville

Utah Alpho . Uni ...erslty of Utah-February 21, 1971 : Cory Arentz , Mary Anne Armstro ng , Kay Boyae, Mar· gie Co lby , Kristy Gregerson , Anne Louise Palmer, Salt Lake; Allyn Bader, Ogden; Leslie Friedman , Kentfield, Ca li f.; Chrystal Nicholas, Tiburon, Calif

Virgin ia Gamma . William & Mary-February 4, 1971 : M olli Amburn, Harrisonburg ; Sally Breedlove, Signal M ountain, Tenn ; Peggy Gordon, Barbara Grover, Springfield; Pat Hand , Newport News; Susan King, neni se Love, M arsha Montgome ry, Ri chmond; Anne Merri ck, Norfolk; Carol Owen , Ashland; Barbara

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Rambo , Arl ington; Linda Ross , Medford, N .J .; Maun. Sellman, Westminster, M d.; Linda Stayto n, Scotch Plains , N }.; Donna Waldron , Roanoke ; Kay Wallen· felz, Front Ro yal.

March 10 , 1971: Nancy &st, Ce.ntralia , Ill .; Lynn Cole, Newport News; Scottie Noel , Farmville

Walhington B.to WOlhington Stat. Unlv.nity-Spring, 1971 : Stephanie Howe, Michele M o rrone, Joan ScOtt

WOlhington Gommo Unl nity of Pug .' Sound-March, 1971 : Brenda jenner , Bellevue ; Carol Ruther. ford, Tacoma; Carol Nelson, Oakland, Calif.

W•• t Vlrginio Alpha , W•• t Virginlo Uni nlty-January 24, 1971 : Beth Aldish , Muncy, Pa .; Debby Dunning, M o nroeville, Pa .; Margeree F oste r, Charies!on; Kathe· rine Kn ox, Buchannon ; Kathy Kreleschmar, Jappa , Md .; Joan Meredilh , St. Albans; janice Offutt, Fair· monl; Christine Phillippi, Cameron; Mary jo Po rter. field, Ind ianapolis, Ind .; Paula Spotloe, Philippi; Peggy Tennant, Clarksburg

W•• t Virginia Gomma a.thany ColI.g.- February 4, 1971 : Pamela Walters , Indianapolis , Ind February 12, 1971: Nancy Baumgartner, New Or· leans, La.; Judith Belt , Lexington, Mass .; Bonnie Ca · hill, Butler, Pa .; Glenda Ford, Buffalo , N.Y ; Betty Jane Garrett, Steubenville, Ohio ; Debroah Lawless, Riverhead, N.Y ; Belty Jean Lockin, Al exand ria , Va .; Susan Lync h, Poughkeepsie, N Y.; Jane M athews, AI · loy; Nancy M o rgan, Corbin City , N .J . ; joan Simo· netti, Old Bridge , N.J.; Palricia Thomas , Western· port , M d .; Elizabeth Ulrich, Chatham, N J

Wyom ing Alpho Un lv.r.i ty of Wyoming-M arch 23, 1971 : Candy Connor, Great Falls, M ont.; Vernita H ammo nd , Thermopolis; M olly While, Sherir!an

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These young w omen have been initiated into Pi Beta Phi chapters since September 1', 1970.

Alabama ta, University of Alabamo--Oct. II , 1970 : Jeanne Cleino , Tuscaloosa; Jan McColl, Chatanooga, Ga .; Rebecca Moo re, Sy lacauga; Ginny Walsh , Panama City , Fla ; Marsha Mary, Troy; Mary Wallace Byrd, Birmingham; Susan Pt omey, Houston , Tex ; Marilyn Langham Gibbons , D othan. Mareh 7, 1971: Sarah Page, Dothan ; Harriet Caminas, Sarbara Driscoll , Mobile ; Tracy Camp , Huntsville; Mandy Crouch, Synthia Spivey, Birmingham; Karen Field , Sylacauga; Merry Fleming, Pensacola , Fla ; Caron Halsey , Susan Johnson , Anniston ; Harriet Harris , Fairfax; Cay Hauser, San Marin o, Calif. ; Brenda Hays, Memph is; Pammy Henderson, Pam Spalding, Louisville, Ky .; Missy Kean, Baton Ro uge, La .; Debbra Liles , Coral Gables, Fla ; Alison McBryde, Montgomery; Kathy M cDanid , Alexander City; Becky Rutledge , Sheffield

Alabama Gamma, Auburn Un lv."I ty-January, 1971: Gail Benoit, West Palm Beach, Fla .; Martha Boone, Charlotte, N C.; Deborah Browning, Suzanne Loftin, Karen Popwell, Mobile; Celia Charlton, Tacoma , Wash . ; Andrea D obbs, Connie Hughes, Halryville ; Diana Gammill, Rh onda Hill , Margie Jeffers, Jani ce Keel , l.eoe Ritchie, Birmingham; Susan H ogs, Montgomery; Elise Johns, Tucker, Ga ; Vicki Martin , Trussville ; Brmda McCorguodale, Jackson; Kathy Messer, Wedowee; Beck.,. Morgan, Decatur; Jill lanman , Monica Mose r , Marsha Pace, Atlanta, Ga ., Mary Ramey Macon, Ga ; Judy Seaman , Columbus , Ga .; Cindy Shuford, Susan Sparks, Hunts ville; Joyce Thorne, Auburn.

Alb."a Alpha , Unlv."lty of Alb.rto-January 29, 1971 : Brenda Collinge, Barb Batten, Kathy Eut, Brenda Greaves , Janice lynk, Edmonton; Leila Sujir, Cathy AttrelJ, Kathy Johnson, Terry Prather, Nadia Winter, Calgary; Helen Poloa:y, Banff.

Arizono Alpha, Univ."ity of Arlzono--March 6, 1971 : Priscilla Barsotti , La Jolla, Calif ; B J. Belfiore, Fairheld, Calif .; Sue Clutter, Evanston , Ill.; Judy Collings, Milwaukee, Wis ; Cindy Cross , Ardmore, Okla .; Debbie Detmer, Winnetka, III .; Janet Earley, Cincinnati , Ohio ; Lisa Evans, Shawnee Mi ssion, Kan .; Missy Gregori , Sioux City, I owa; Jill Henricks, River Fo rest, III .; Andee Humphrey, Kansas City, M o.; Jan latimer, Claremont, Calif.: Ja c;que Lovejoy , Sally Spenser, Tucson; Mardi Myers, Los Angeles , Calif .; Courtney McKinlay, Barringto n Hills, III ; Jane Paige, Terre Haute, Ind .; Nancy Rehling, Bettendorf, Iowa ; Margi Robertson , Mesa ; Pattie Rohyans, Worthington, Ohio; Ann Th ome-Thomson, Shreveport, La .; Stacy Throckm orton, Encino, Calif. ; Chris Tr2Vis , Wheat Ridge, Colo ; Pegge Wilkinson , South Iknd , Ind

Arizona •• ta, Arizona Stot. Unlv." Ity-Se:ptember 26, 1970 : Barbara Goldberg, Fresno, Calif.; Al yce Ketner, Tempe; Catherine Mi tchell, Artesia , NM .; Donna Salz, Tempe ; Nancy Van Dyne, Orinda , Calif.; Gwen Yee, Phoenix .

March 13, 1971 : Wendy Alexander, Honolulu., Hawaii; Katie Betts, &rkeley, Calif.; Merrilee Bomzin, Glenview, III .; Priscilla Cloud, Phoenix; Della Cour· sey Par2dise Valley ; Carolyn Creekmore, Ft. Smith, Ark .; Vickie Eastridge', Phoenix; Sue Germer, Alamosa, Colo .; Jeanne Gustafson, Mary Gustafson, Edina , Minn .; tael Latimer, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.; Judy Lohse. Willist on, N D .: linda Narramore, Phoenix ; Elaine Newcomer, Omaha, Neb.; Clayre Petray, Sleepy H oll ow, Dundee, 111. ; Claudia Pusko, &otiSdale; Melinda Schanbacher, Springfield, Ill .; Sue Somers, Golden Valley, Minn .; Kathy Raskin , Carefree

Arkansas Alpha , Un lv."ity of Arkonsa.-- February 27 , 1971 : Mary Hyatt, Anita Edrington, Pam Wildy, Patricia Butler, Osceola; Debbie Brasher, Susan Tague, Cay Mathers, Lindsley Harris , Dallas ; Malu Atkinson , Marian Isgrig , Becky King, Little Rock; Sally Bridgeforth , Annette Vicaro, Forest City; Jan Maedgen, Peggy Taylor, Fon Smith; Lucy Jane Ball, Monticello ; Claudia Hammons, Stutgart; Elizabeth Haines , Blytheville; D on na Hall , Gravette ; Mary Decker, Bartles· ville, Okla .; Sandra Bane, Lc:xington, Mus .; Jln Coulter, Tulsa, Okla.; Susan Cnacraft, Helene; Ja ckie Fr2ncis, Pine Bluff; Anne Ray , Fort Wonh, Texas; Carlena Reed , Benton; Carolyn Strawn, Springfield, Mo.; Sue Thomas, Kilgore, Texas; Francis Willms , Arkadelphia

Arkanlas B.ta, Unlnnlty of Aricansal ot li"l. Ro(kSeptember 1970 : Debbie Cook, Debbie Wools, February, 1971 : Ann Abercrom bie, Debbie Atchison, Linda Bowman, Carolyn Cook. Melinda Gmtry, Janet HIlC· well , Mel ody Heime r, Carolyn Henderson , Mary Mal. one, Mary McQuade, Theresa Rodriguez , Gwen $chic:-sier

Collfornla "ta, Unlnnlty of California • •• rk.'.y-February 6, 1970: Pam Renalds , Palo Alto; Cathy Halsing, Sue Ditt oe, San Francisco; Joanne Sheeran, Lafayette; Trudie Behr, Mill Va lley : Vi clci Brademan , Naples , Italy ; Sally Erickson , Keruinglon; Sue Gi orgi, Greenbrae; Joanne Ja ckson , Camp Pendleton; Lyn Jewett, Susan Magee, Ruth McVeigh, Piedmont; Pau Malloy , Napa ; lsi Schmid , Kentfield ; Pat Seefeld, Santa Barbar2 ; Marilyn Stewart, alinas

February 26. 1971: Tina Paras , Ootkland; Diane Rossi, Nancy Hoffner. San Francisco; Ava Antilla , Campbdl; Bonnie Earls, Fallbrook ; Judy Allen , Tally Smith, Orinda; Debb ie D otters, Sacramento; Marsha Hedburg, Stephanie Kendall , D iana Scott, Stockton; Leslie Co kin , San Diego ; Ann Hi rschmann, Pasadena ; Cherry H ogue, Saratoga; K i rby Ellen Kemp, Fresno; Connie Ryan , Los Galos ; Gretchen Weed, long Bea ch ; Am y Wheeler , Courtland

California Gamma , U s C.-October 16, 1970 : Ann Marie Nix on, Shawnee Mission, Kan

March 6, 1971 : Marji Bailey , Gerry Graham , Oxnard; Dian a Billing s, Susan Power, Newpon Beach : Candi Caldwell, San Marino; Joan Copell , North ·

brook, II I.; Linda Everson , San Ansel mo; Nancy Gil. lette, Irene LaVigne, Ma ggie M aher. Cammie O ' K ed'e. Lo ri Wright West Los An geles; Kri sry Harsha , St Louis, M o.; K2 tie Hirschler, Arcadia; Jill Ka· lionzes, Pa los Verdes; M o lly M cCo llister, Audrey Putnam, Long Layne M cKeaman , Santa Barbara ; Ann Mueller, Whittier ; Anne Mari e Pianta , Danni ne Trapp Alh am bra ; Susa n Po rter, Tokyo, Japan ; Cyn di Shearer, Vern o n ; Nancy Stein, Riverside ; Stephanie Stuhr, Bakersfield ; T ina W ood, Carmi chael ; Saundra Young, Santa Ana .

Ca li fo rn ia Epsil o n , San Diego Stot Colleg....--D il ne Aro bi o, Arcadia ; Donna Barnett , Wh ittier; Bunny Boo ne. Orange; Shere Briggs , La Mesa ; Carol H olTman, Newport Bea ch ; Lorayne John so n, San Gabriel; M ic hell e M ass ip , Kri Sli Schmidt, Wi; Mindy McD o nald , D owney, Bobi M cKenzie , Gran ada H ill s; Punkie McMahan , Peggy Pearce, Fullert o n ; Sandy Pri ce, Lafayette ; Cindy Prill, Sepulveda; Paula Stock· well, Riverside

Colorodo Alpha , Un iversi ty of Colorad--october } , 1970 : Connie Baker, Ca ndi Cook. Columbus, Ohi o; Barbara Berger , Shaker Heig hts , Ohi o; Jane Sa yre, Bright on; J a n Evans , Des M o ines , Iowa ; M eredy Mel · ville, Franny Ma zo ne, Denver ; Peggy Buchanan, South Pasadena , Calif. ; Virginia Carnegie, Patricia Kane, Co lorado Springs; Carol Liguore, Boulde-r; Heidi Dake, Greenfield Ce n ter, Ne w Y or k ; M issy Cotty, Washington , D .C.; Jill Sisson, Kansas City, M o.

Colorado lela , University of Denver--October } I, 1970 : M ary Broo ke Fulton, Louisville, K y ; Jenn ifer M i ll e r, M aywood, Il l.; Stenge l, Rosemo n t, Pa .; Yanso n , C hi cago H e ights, III.

January 30. 1971: Barba ra Bartusch , Eau Claire, Wis .; D iana Black, D es M oi nes , I ow a ; J ulie Brandt, Shelly McClure, Bl oo mingt o n , 111.; D orothy Deans, Buffal o, N Y .; Sarah Detwile r, Po int Farms Mi ch .; Jul ia nne H o wie, Cleveland, Ohio ; Elaine Ma ck, Winnetka, 111.; Joan StrazulJa, Belmont , Mass .; Sarah Taylor, Birm i ngham , Mi ch .; Jane Carroll , Needham, Mass

Colorado Gamma Colorado State Universlty- N ovem· ber 6. 1970 : Elizabeth Clement , Denver ; Judith I)ex te r, Arvada ; Dianne W ood. lakewood

January 30, 1971 : M ary A lfo rd , Gera rd, 11 1. ; Mau· rine Burke, Des M o ines , Iowa ; Diane Cl o we-n, Cody Seiler, Den ver; Na ncy Kanies, D undee, 11 1. ; M aryanne Kir cher, Rockf o rd , 111.; Rebecca Lockhart, Ridgewood, N J .; Cyn th ia Sve<iman, Ft Colli n s; Kay Wi ley , E I gin, 11 1.; Susan Wilson , Men lo Park , Ca li f.

Florida Alpha S'ehon University-March 10, 1971 : A ngeleita Floyd , Co nco rd, N C. ; Kay K endall , F reder· icksburg, Va .; Lou Ki ng, Lutz ; Carmen Pope, loure le Snedecker. Deland ; Pam Smenne r, Miami

We- n dy Solheim. M iami; Gail, West Orland o ; Susan Whitehurst Clearwater ; Janie Whreler, Fort Lauder dale; Winn , Orange, Conn

Florida le ta , Flo ri da State Un ivers ity- February 27,

1971: Barbara Campbell, F t. Lauderdale; Kathey Coffey, H ollywood; Lo rraine D o uglas, West Palm Beach ; Co nn ie Dra pp, Ru th Prigg. St . Petersburg; Shelley Frazier, Susan Hurs t. Orlando; Kat hy Hun t, T allahas.stt; Kathe r i ne K oe hn eman n , Pan ama City; Priscilla landrum, lake City; Jimmie Anne Nourse-, Ft. Pierce-; Cynthia Thiebaud, Belle Glade ; Carol Treiman, Broo ksv ill e; Elizabeth Ulmer, Jack so nville ; linda Will iams, Winter Pa r k

Florido De lto , Un ivers ity of Flo rl da-- February 27 , 1970 : Judy Goins , Trisha Mann , Rh o nda Raborn , D orothy U lm er , Ja cks onvi lle ; Lee Bice , Cassie Ja co by, Winter Haven ; Kathy Clarke, St. Petersburg ; Dugan D e rr inge- r, Kri s ti e- Stovall, Tampa ; Betsy lase-ter, Plan t City; Karen Melching, Coral Gables ; Ann M cLauchlin , Fa i rfield ; Terry Pitman , Sandy Ro llins , M ilto n ; M a rcy Ro nan , Bocca Raton ; Pat Spencer, Clear· water .

G.o'1l io Alpha , Un ivers ity of G.orgla-- February , 1971 : Susan Waltman , M illville-, N ).; Tina Fox , A lbany ; Carolyn Williams, St. Petersburg , Fla .; lane Goolsby, Athens ; Joan Rosser, Ri chm o nd, Va . ; Kay Chappe-II , Clarkston; Paula Lofl o n, M oultrie ; Karen M cEver, Th omson _

Idaho Alpha , Univ.rsity of Idaho-- February 17 , 1971 : Wendy Fullwiler, Jahn Mue-lIer, Jean Nel so n, Coeur d ' A lene ; M arcia Bro wn , Cathy D esiler, Jeannie W i!· son, Boi se; Ruthie Grosc h , Suzie H anzel , Rupe r t; Linda Y oung, Al buquerque, N. M .; Glo ria H oopes, Rexburg; Christi Griff, Filer ; Barbara K lahr, Parma; Bobb ie Bu rns, Ca ldwell ; Janet K e ll y, P oca te ll o; A n n Bunling , Gnmgeville ; Ch r is D amma rell, l ewiston

11l1nol. leta-Delta , Knox CoUeg.-March 2 5, 197 1: D ebora h Louise So u le , Roch este-r, M i nn

illinoi s Epsilon . Northwest.m Un ivers ity- Nancy Wa ld · bauer, Patch og ue , N Y .; Natalie Kle-mek, H offman Es· tates

illinois Eta , Millik in Un iversity- February 20 , 1971: Carol Artig , Po ntiac; Cindy Brown, N o rmal ; Ann Derr, Decatur ; Jane Hedlu nd , Nokomis; Linda H er· ren , Oswego; Jan Hill , Springfield; K ay J o hnson , M oo rhead , Minn .; Bilinda l o ve, Evergreen Park ; Debb ie M oo re, Trecie Weller, Mattoon; Sue Perella , J o liet ; Kathy Smeus, Cincinnati , O h io; Na ncy Sou. kup , Wheaton ; J o ni Sve-ndsen, Lake Bluff; Scottie Th ompson , Rant ou l; Kathy Weakly, Shelbyville ; Cyndy W hiteman , M onmouth.

Indiana Alpha , Franklin College-September 16 , 19 70 : Bonnie Barmack , Yonkers , N .Y .; M argaret H eight, Frank lin .

Ind iana Gamma , lutler Unulvenity--Ocrober }, 1970 : Patty Boyle, Becky Spradling, I ndianapolis ; Jeannie Re ising, J o ne- II Tsaros , Weste rn Sp r ings, III.

February 14 , 1971 : Anne Adams, M artinsville ; JaneBeals, Spr ingfi eld , Ohio ; Meg Campbrll, N ob lesville ; H o lly Carpen , Tariffville, Conn .; Char Carr, lynn

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Keffer, Ann Kelly, Indianapolis; Char Conant, Buenos Aries , Argentina ; Claire Curry, Clark, N .J . ; Debi Fase-i, Valparai so; K it Ford , Mort o n Grove, III.; Chris Macrie, Haddonfield, N ,J .; MaryAnne Pryzma , Crawfordsville ; Betty Schepman, Seymour ; Lori Show ley, Kewanna ; Jan Spoon, Dayton, Ohio; Mary Washburn, St. Charles, III .; Maribeth by, Huntington

Ind iana Ep silon , DePauw Un lvenlty-OctOOer 2 , 1970: Martha Clay, Bellevue. Wash ; Cynthia Diller, Ind ianapolis; Jane Collison, Northbrook, III.; Linda Hoffman, La Grange Park, III. j Barbara Marquart, Oak Brook, III ,; Marcia Mun, Columbus; IGm Rose, Plantation, Fla .; Tina Rzepnicld , South Bend ; Penel ope VOgI, Applet on , Wis. Febru ary 27 , 1971 : Ann Barker, Mary Jane Murray , Rockford, III. ; Jean Gutting, Elm Grove, Wis .; Patricia Ha yes, Elyria, Ohio; Joan Johnson, Geneva , III. ; Katherine Keith, Glenview, III ; Kim Kendler, Christine Odcerlund, Lake Forest, III .; Natalie Lidster, Carlyn Zumbrook , Glen Ellyn, III.; Susan lutter, Oswego, III.; Paula McKey, Gridley, Ill ; Cynthia Mast , Waterloo, Iowa; Winifred Newell , Fort Wayne ; Anne Patterson, Toledo, Ohio; Marcia Schulte, Blue Island , III .; Martha Schuster, Cincinnati, Ohio; Susan Scott, Barrington, III.; Mary Jane Scully, Findlay, Ohio; Rebecca Winning, Richalene Wormer, Springfield, III ,

Indiana Zeta , Ball Stale Unlvenity-October 30, 1970: Judith Anderson, Dalev ille; Janet Drake, Logansport; Mary Ann Campagna, Fow ler ; Connie Craner, Kokomo; Terry Fry, Cumberland; Lynn Sher idan, I ndianapolis; Nancy Voris , Franklin

Iowa Alpha , Iowa Wesleyan (olleg....-February 10 , 1971 : Nancy Berggren , Hedri ck; Diane Adair, Williamsburg; Julia Trabert, Brighton; Cathie Sutherland, M ontezuma; Gail Boal , Winfield; Sheri Lane, Norwalk; Carole Ahem, Donna Henderson, Lockport, III. ; Sue Dun can, Rariton , III .; Debbie Issac, Elgin, III. ; Judy Swarm, Glen Ellyn , III. ; Kate Johnson , Hinsdale, III.

October, 1970 : Mary Dav is, Washington; Carol Dav idson, Brooklyn ; Barb Ornduff, Fairfield; Bonnie Briscoe, Arlington Heights , Ill.; Mary Spinning, Birmingham, Mich

Iowa a.ta , Simpion (oneg....-March 12. 1971 : Lisa Dunsmoor, Bloomfield ; Debbie Fowles , West Des Moines; Jan Jordan, Truro; Peg Willis, Lake City .

Iowa Zela, Unlnn lly of lowo--March 21 , 1971: Lucy Corrigan, Rockford , III.; Polly Doolittle, Webster City; Terri Foster, Waterloo; Jane Jennifer Jones, Lime Springs; Mary Elizabeth Lee, Mary Kay Steele, Dubuque : Carmen Lee McCarthy , Osage; Connie Sue Miller, Ottumwa; Karen Peddicord, Ouistine Ann Rohde, Cedar Rapids: Cory Simpson , Peoria, III .; Valerie Van Ginkel, Des Moines ; Mary Zenor, Ft Dodge

Kanlal Alpha, Uninnlty of Kansa...-.oaober 31, 1970 : Patti Bennett, Shirley Keller, Wendie Wilkerson Shawnee Mission; Karen McBride, Karen Wil-

Iiams, Wi chita; Caroline Eager, Claudia Poteet , Kansa.. City, Mo.; Teresa Charlson, Lake Mills , la .; Robin Fickle, Prairie Village; Jennifer Nelson, Central City , la .; Stephanie Sogas, Overland Park; Sandy Speckman, Garden City

Kansas a.ta , Konsas State Un innity-Dana Anderson, Maize; Becky Barbour, Linda Emerson, Winfield; Debbi e Barber, Anth ony; Jan Bettenhausen, Karen Olander, Wichita; Diane Crawford, Faye Smith, Larned ; Cindy Drip s, Pat Gish, Jan Lady, Patrici a Staley, Sha.wnee Missi on; Kath y Dyck, T ope ka ; Terri Gammeter, Kansas City, Mo.; Dorothy Holm, Dwight; Shelly Hoyle, Junction City; Sally Humes, Concordia; Adrienne Hyle, Pam Pearson , Janie Rehschuh, Terri Stoerer, Manhattan ; Jill Kleystueber, Garden City; Barbara Liebl, Dodge City; Joyce Rose, Olathe; lisa Schumacher, Sharon Stevens , Great Bend ; Kim Green, leoti.

Kentucky Alpha, Un lnni ty of lou !svlll....-September 26, 1970 : Kathy Kelly, Susie Kipp, Mary Ann Nichols. Louisville ; Sally Richards, Westport, Conn.

February 7, 1971 : Toni Ahl , Carol Brown, Mary Patt Carey, Jennie Sue Dunn , Anna Lee Duthie Christy Fra zier, Pat Morton , Tricia Lombardo, Renee Rich , Louisville; Susie Young, Belleville, III.

Kentucky Bela , Un lnnl ty of Kentucky-September 18, 1970: Janis Arave, Francis Anderson , Mary Jo Ha nd, Barbara Lamkin, Kathy Bischoff, Louisville; Susan 1. Clark, Caldwell, Ohio; Liz Gall o way, Arlington Hei ghts, III. ; Chris Goerman, Ft Thomas; Linda Himmelberg, Nashville. Tenn.; Sally Ryland , Owensboro; Anne Scott, Lexington ; Sandra Slane, Berea; Sandy Suhran, New Orleans, La.; M aggir Tackett, Frankfort.

October 30, 1970 : Deborah H Rice, Falls Church, Va ; Sharon Toussaint , Skokie, III

January 29, 19 71: Billie Jean Hull , Elizabethtown ; Barbara Barnstable, Gwendolyn Fisher, Michelle Mellion , Jane Renschler, Louisville; Jeanne Brewer, Deer· field, III. ; Debbie I>«ker, Karen Shoupe, Findl ey, Ohio ; Deborah Hudson , Debra Siddell, Da yton, Ohio; Keith J o hnson, Ann Morgan , Cincinnati , Ohio; Chris Kellogg, Ft. Th o mas; Linda Link, Dana Tackett, Linda Stoerzer, Lexington; Cindy Sondergelt, Springfield, Ohio

March 31, 1971: Sharon Johnson , louisville

louisiana Alpha , Newcomb (oUese of Tulone Un lv.February 28, 1971 : Stephanie Arthur, Barbara Barnard , Terry Boswell, Trudy Crow, Sandy Garrard , Bobbie Maxwell , Tricia Ramsey, Anne Stranchan , New Orleans; Lisa Bennett , Jan Shipman, Linda Wilinson, Houston , Tex .; Courtney Burge, Kim Harris , Birmingham , Ala .; Carmen Cramer, Mary Ann D ay, Fort W o rth , Tex .; Laura Del Papa , Galvesto n, To .; Debbie DUHo n , Mansfield , Ohio; Randi Echols, Charlottesville, Va .; Suzy Fife, Ri chland, Wash .; Foncie Fowlkes, Salisbury, Md .; Beth Gaddy, Long Beach , Miss ; Isabell Jun co, M iami , Fla .; Eleonore Leavitt, Washingt o n, D .C.; Beth Lewis, Tallahassee, Fla .; Mary Martin , Wichita Falls, Tex .; Cathy Nelson , San Antoni o, Tex .; Delia Perry, Mary Helen Powell ,

N as h\' ill e, T e nn .; M ary P la uc he , Lake Charles ; Mary Ri cka rd , Del a nd , Fla .; Anne Talbol , Big Springs, Tex .; Liz Williams, D o uglas , Ariz

Maine Alpha , Un i enity of Maine-SeptemM-r 27

1970 : Nancy Dufto n , And o ver, Mass ; Pam Hayes, Brunswick; Nancy Phillips Freeport; Mary · Lynne Ri cigliano, Nonh Caldwell , N.J ; Tri cia Riley , D anvers, M ass ; Gail Webber , Lewist o n

Manitoba Alpha , Uni nity of Manitoba-January 10 , 1971 : Gwen Conni ck , Calgary, Alta .; Pat GUlhrie , Pi · nawa ; Holly Derkson , Barbara Hall , Melanie Hall , Jill H art , Donna H edley , Caryl Steffensen , Winnipeg .

Manochu •• H, Alpha Boston Uniyerslty-January 23 , 1971 : Susan Crus t , Brampton , Ontari o , Canada : Ann Ritchie, Old Saybroo k , Conn ; Sue Strecker, Marietta , Ohio

Malloch,,,_» , lI.ta , Un iv.rllty of Massachu •• tts- N o26, 1970 : Sarah Bonner, Indianapolis , Ind .; Joanne H o rgan , Westboro ; Julia K ane, A tt leboro ; Wendy labreche, Staffo rd Springs , Conn .; Joan Roumeles , Weymouth February 28 , 1971 : linda Albany , N.Y . ; Wanda lakewood , Colo. ; Jackie Britt , uncroft, N J .; Sandy Clark , Camp Springs, M d ; D on na Ferguson , H olyo ke; Lori Filanowski, Mi lford, Conn ; Caro l M okaba , Belmont; Joan Van Order, Skaneate les , N Y

Mich igan Alpha , Hill s dal. ColI.ge-O ctobe r 3. 1970 : M ary J ane Fox , So uth Bend, In d .; Ann H eathcote, Cin ci n nati , Ohio ; Barbara H owe rt o n , Si lv er Springs, Md .; Bo nnie Kuhl ow, Bay Vi llage, Ohi o; Cathy Sofyanos, Toledo, Ohio ; T uve rso n , D ay ton, Ohio M a rch 13, 1971 : lynn Bauman , C leveland H eights, Ohio; linda Burkard , Dearborn H eighlS; Marlen e Coppler, Carey , Ohi o; Cynthia Davis , Pa insv ille , Ohi o; Barb Dt-lker, Bi rmin g ham; Jane F o rester, Winnelka , til ; Pat H ayes Silver Spring, M d .; D onna J osephso n , Tacna , Peru; Deung-Ja K ang, Osaka, Japan; Karen K eckler, Caro; Sue M oy nih an Dearborn ; Julie Phillips , Hillsdale ; Barb Pullan , Grand Rapids ; Dal e Rankin , Birmingham; Stephie Rocke Croton-on-Hudson , N Y ; Kit ty Steidle, Timonion , Md .; Nancy Wilf o ng, Royal Oak; Kathy Wilkowski, Toledo, Ohio

Mich igan B.ta , Univ.nity of Michig an-Apr il 12, 1970 : F rances Alfvin , Glenvit"w, Ill.; Kris D ePrtt, Deerfield , Jl l.; Janice Ellis, Flint ; Gail Gibiser, Martha Gibiser , usan Wait, Birmingham; Shelley Girard, Norma Osborn, D earbor n ; Janice Girocco, Tra ve rse City; Lin da Gryzan , Candy J o h nson, Grand Rapids; JoAnn Ha vran, Grand Blanc ; Nan H utchings , Kip Si ngle, Ann Roth , Ann Ar bo r ; Cassie K elto n , Bloo mfield H ills; Kathy Kl ein, D obbs Ferry, N Y ; Melissa Lange, Wilmette, Ill .; Penny M eitz, Royal Oak ; D ale M e lihercik , H insdale , III. ; Barb ara Mill er, St Clair ; Ginny Smith Abingdun, V a ; Sandy Smith , Battle C reek ; Sue Smulsky, Detroit; Karen Stuck , Debbie Tho mas , Lan caster. Ohi o; Ann Thomas, West Hart · fo rd , C o nn .; Cathy Wartinbee, Pittsburgh , Pa t January 10 , 1971: Pat Ik rdan, M t. Clemens ; Gayle

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Brow n , Fe rnd a le ; Susie Da)' to n . Margie H oexter, Bir· min gham; N a ncy D u ffy, Nan cy Graser , Columbus, Oh io; Cindy Gardner, Pt. Clin to n Ohi o; Nancy Ghr i st , Farming ton; Carol Hernd o n , Avondale, Pa ; Chi d c:ie H o ld a Ja cks o n ; Caro l lundin , Plymo uth ; Linda Painter , D earborn ; Judy Renfrew, Ann Arbor; Pat Walkley, Mu s kegon ; Ann Woodrick Sturgis

Mich igan Gamma , Michigan Stat. Un iven ity- Novem14, 1970 : Jan Chamberlain , D ia n e Birmin g ham ; Rosa n ne Co rn illie, Byron; Edie Feng, Planrati o n , F la .: Sherryl Frank , Albi on; Sue Gli ck , Grosse lie ; Sue Gunning, D earborn; Joan H o ldman, Royal Oak ; Sue Hu ckins , Bay City; Nancy lumsden , Southfield ; Lena M allhews , Acto n , M as s.; Ctlestt" Mulhauser , H untington Woods; D ebbie Pond , J ackson; Nancy St o ver Detro it February 27 , 1971 : Lin da Ebbert , Roc h este r ; Sue Henne, Birmingham ; Tanya Sanderso n , Frem o nt

Michigan De lto , Albion College--January 10 , 1971 : Bec ky DeY o ung , Glen Cove , N Y ; Jan Sperry, luz.erne

Minneiota Alpha , Un iv.nity of 24, 1970 : D ebbie Bergh , K en yon : Patricia Burniece, Minneapolis; Robert a H alvorson , Roc hester; Sherrie Pugh, M o und; K ay Robertson , Roseau ; Shelley Seestedl , SI. Paul ; linda Wheat on, H ouston . February 6, 1971 : K at h y An derson , J an C lar k , Cindy Goodrich, Carolyn H oupt, Beverly Ro b inso n , Paula Von Reuden , SI. Pa u l ; H eidi J ohn so n , Debbie Kuipers. H opk in s; Ca n dace K iely, B loomi ngton; Polly K ieth, D onna Stockda le, Edina ; Joan Rossma n , Jean So kol, Minn eapol is.

Miss issi ppi Alpha , Unlvenlty of Southern MississippiMarch 28, 1971: SUS:.t1l H oga n , M a rga ret Bumos", Natchez; Carolyn Fanning, Baton Rouge , La . ; Ju lie Williamson , J ackson : A manda D avis, Be lle Glade , Fla : Carol Jane Smirh , Quitman; Jane Owen , Gu lfport ; Beth Vi cksburg; Deana Nichols, Thomasville, Ala .: Patricia J aeger, M argaret F ishel, H auiesburg ; Janis Adams , Oklahoma City , Okla ; Shelly H all , Biloxi; Becky Boisture, Jennings, La ; Brenda Schmidt, Metairie, La ; Cheryl Frederic, Pascagoula; Claire M assey , Ja cks on

Mississ ippi Beta , Un i "lty of Miss issi ppi-March , 1971 : Cy nth ia Al d r idge, Nancy D onahower, Biloxi; M ary Allen , laurie Blackwell, Susie Glen n , Joy Murdoch, Jan Ri ggi n s, Sherri Roberson , Pen ny W els h , M emphis, T enn.; Ann e Arm stro ng , M art h a M o rehead , Greenwood; Cindy Bail ey, P amela Ea tmon, J ac ks on; Gwen Branch, Sidon; Jenn ie Bu ckn e r, Rob b ie Peacock , C la rk sdale ; P am Caffey, Cheryl Fenger, Oxfo rd; Cindy D ool i ttle, lin da H ayles, Broo kh aven ; Susa n Dul aney, Tunica ; Ceci H ardis o n , Mt Pleasant , Tenn ; Pam Harri son , Beuy H oover , W inona; Cyndie H eiskell, A tlanta , Ga ; Debbie M cM anis, Clarendon, Ark .; Carol An n M iddlebrook, Gail Thompson, Grenada ; Kathy Orr, Nancy Sissell , Ba tesville; Suzanne Over. t on , Columbia, Tenn .; Jennifer Parker, Julie Pa rker, Fairfax , Va .; M a rt e Rovelstad, P oto ma c, M d .; Becky Runyan, Hern ando ; Sharon Surmaa, Louisville

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Miliaurl Alpha. Unlver$lty of Mlnauri--Krissie

Debbie Miller, Summers, Co lumbia; Glenda Brittenham , J o pl i n; Suzanne Collier, Kirksville ; Susan Consalus, Clint o n ; Jana Dethlefsen , Raytown ; Anne George, Springfield; Susan Haddenhorst, Ferguson; Kathy Hancock , Independence ; Cheryl Grider, Frances McCarty , Kim VanKirk, Kansas City; Nancy Hupp , Marshall; Cheryl Lightfool, Lynn Schoenfeld, BridgeIon; Kathy Litschwager, Mary Ann Rooney, Carol SolNancy Boyd, St. Louis : Jane Lohmann, Cape Julie Millenbruck, Carthage; D ebbie Moon, Des Moines, Iowa; Nancy Nienhueser, Bowl : ing Grem ; Anne O ' Connell , Candy Towns, Kap Kohler, Kirkwood; Debra Osman , Calleo; Jill Plummer, Chillicothe; Eilem Rulledge, Louisiana; Martha Taylor, Jefferson City; Elaine Williams , Laclede

Min ou ri " to , Wa shln l tan Un ive rl ity- March 14, 1971: Judy Hecker, Kathy Kinsley , Meredith Rosen., St. Louis ; Cindy Blanck, Miami , Fla ; Jane Ehrlich, Phoenix, Ariz .; Martha Harbison, Altus, Okla .; Sue Hendry, Bethesda , Md . ; Karen Kakos, Houston, Tex.; Bath Krtkeler, Valparajso, Ind.; Kathy Majerus, Peoria , III.; Debbie Pertl, Baltimore , Md.; Andrea Prevan, Prairie Village, Kan ; Sue Rath, Cincinnati, Ohio; Carol ZaharchuJc, Pitman, N }.

Montana Alpha , Montana State Unl v. rllty-January 31, 1971 : Debbie Bowman, Teresa Kelly, Butte; Julie Bye, Duluth, Minn.; Debbie Duty, Sig Schuster, Havre; Chris Holt, Mary Jo Kovich, H e lena; Cheryl Isobe, Pearl City, Hawa ii; Becky Krueger, Bozeman; Kathie Lehman, Billings; Nancy Lien, Wolf Point; Vonda Mattson, Chester; Marcia Mercen, Glasgow; Carleen Richardson, Dillon ; Brenda Rugtvedt, Rudyard; Westgard, Anaconda.

Ne vada Alpha. Un lv.rll ty of 8, 1970 : Diane Axell, Janice Willey, Sacramento, Calif.; Patsy Middleton , Pam Yaegar, Palo Alto, Calif .; Buffie Cooper, Redding, Calif.; Leslie Medina, Orinda, Calif ; Sandy Packer, Sparks. March 4, 1971 : Cathy Cantrell, Linda Dunwoodie, Joan Jensrn, Terry Melarkey, Donna Salonsen , Patti Smith, Sally Soli, Susan Sprenger, Jane Trigero , Reno ; Libby Crowner, Newport, Calif ; Mary Culpepper, Fullerton , Calif.; Linda Franchi, Sparks; Marilyn Dietz, Patty Schmidt, Barbara Vanaman , Ann Vielle, Sacramento, Calif . ; Barbua Gallagher, Virginia City; Marsha Hausr, Sacramento, Calif ; Linda Kertstesi , Las Vegu ; Jane lightbody, Los Angeles, Cali£,; Kristi Lund, Des Moines, Iowa; Sarah Smith , Ather. ton, Calif

Ne w Yo r1c Alp ha. Syrocu .e Un lverllty-September 23, 1970 : Barbara Berman , TenaRy, N }.; Kathi Blatt, Muttontown; Jane Corsrllo, Wantagh; Elizabeth HamiltoD, Pembroke, Bermuda ; Ellen Harpster, Buffalo; Tania Jastrebov, Pa terson, N J ; Audrey Ludden , Carlisle, Pa ; Patricia Mitchell , Lakeville, Mass ; Carol Nigro, Hillcrest Heights, Md ; Lynn Peterson , Wauwatosa, Wis .; Ginny pszo:olkowski, Lebanon N }.; Skarka, Loudo nville; Jan Wyatt, Poughketpsie.

February S, 1971 : Cathy Abraham, Dresden; Ann

Cutler, Melrose , Mass ; Karen DeVoto, Pitman , N J ; Beth Kahn , Newburgh

New Yo r1c Gamma, St. lawrence UnIYeril ty- Barba.ra Banta , J oan Boisvert , Caroline Closs, Cheryl Getty, Cynthia J o slyn, Margaret littleton , Karen Mazo, Karen Miller, Ann O ' Connell , Judith Rust, Dorothy Stratton , Diane Sullivan, Cynthia Winans, Susan Yager, Wendy Zollo , Helen Lord , Christine Michaelson

New York De lta , Corne ll Univerlity-5epl. 1970 : Linda Camp, Plattsburg ; Mary Ola ndler, A lexandria, Va ; Constance Clark, Geneva ; Natalie Conklin, West· hampton Beach; Debra Delap, Schenectady; Deanna Dudzinski , Kenilwonh , N }.; Ellen Goldner, New Haven, Conn ; Lucy Hertel, Ithaca; Cynthia H05ie, Northport; Gretchen Keiser, Jamesville; Karen Kindle, West Long Branch, N J ; Brenda Knowlton, Fayetteville; Barbara Kayne, Lakewood, Ohio ; Sherry Koenig , Worthington, Ohio; Cindy u-wis, Garland, Wyo .; Sherry Linderman, Marcellus; Sheila McGuirk, Bel Air, Md ; Mary Mugg leton, Claylon; Sue Murphy, Montclair, N }.; Maryreres.se Pasquale, Binghamton; Marsha Peckman , Sumner, Wash. ; Nancy POtier, Truxton ; Margaret Sennett, Marcellus; Susan Swan· son, Winchester, Mass ; Cynthia Warner, Watkins G len

North Caro ll no Alpha , Un lve rl ity of North Carolina-February 6 , 1971: Co r inne Anderson, Chatta n ooga, Tenn .; Amy Arrendel, Jill Williams, Hayes , Charlotte ; Amy Carr, Mary White, D urham; Ginny Commander, Joanne Wills, Atlanta, Ga.; Jane Davis, Mackie Dixon , Ginger Doughton, Raleigh; Harriet Holderness, Becky Lucus, Gremsboro; Ma r garet Scales , Gremville; Tish Scott, Nashville, Tenn .; Eliza. beth Sl oan , Winston Salem ; Margie Spruill , Olivia Grimes, Washington; Mary Strange, Wilmington ; Laurie Venning, Roanoke, Va .; Fossie Webb, Albemarle; Jane Minor, Mount Vernon , Ohio; D iane McConnell, Huntersville ; Caroline Croft, Chapel Hill; Laura Greely, Canton.

No rth Ca roli na a e to Du ke 2, 1970 : Talmage Allen , Louisburg; Gail Constance Arneke, Margaret Poyner, Raleigh; Pam Beam , Wil. mette, Ill . ; Nancy Bradley, Pittsburgh , Pa . ; Marty Earhart, Iront o n, Ohio; Lydia Eute , Gatesville; Catherine Everett, Robersonville; Holly Geer, Huntsville, Ala .; Susie Haumerson , Cambridge , Md ; Kathy Jaquette, Hendersonville; Dolly Madison, Austin , Tex ; Diane Mahoney, Fullerton, Calif .; Missi McMorries, Annandale, Va .; Michelle Ruddy, Miami, Fla ; Phyllis Scholl, Kenilworth , Ill .; Marti White, Coral Gables, Fla .; Elaine Whitesides, Olarl o ttr; Mary WilSOfl , Kenington, Md .; Connie Winstead, Dallas, Texas ; Marilyn Wright, Vienna, Va . Affiliated , January 7, 1971 : Debbie Lyn Smith, Newton, Kan , from Kansas Beta

No rt h Da kota Alp ha. Unl verlity of North Daka to--Oct ober 10, 1970: Collem Eastman , Bismarck; Cynth ia Flaten , Park River; Peggy Kienzle, Wishek ; Carol MaId , Hibbing, Minn .; Elaine Siebert,

March 6, 1971: Sandra Boschee, Jamestown ; Sandi Chesto wn , Lint o n ; Diane Cummings , Valley City; Roberta D orothy, Bismarck ; Sue Elkema, Marlene Kuhl , Barb M cDonald. Nancy Nienas, Leslie Olmsrrad Barb Strinden, Carol Thompson, Grand Forks ; Emery, Laverne; Dian e Gerber, Laurie K irby, D ickin. son ; Nancy Givens, Cloquet, M inn.; Ruth Gunhus, Fairdale; M ary Carol Lechne{ Fargo; Cynthia leT ou rneau , Jeanne Palmer, WilJisc o n ; D iana Neameyer, Myl o; Al ice O'Toole, Crystal; Palri ci a V inje, Min ot.

Oh io 8.to , Ohio Stot. Unlversity-S pring, 1970: Cindy Burgess , Missy Wade, Perrysburg ; Jani ce Cleary , Adrienne WibbeJer, Carolyn Wyatt , Cincinnati ; Molly Ann Ccessor, Palos Verdes, Calif.; Pa t r icia Eccleston. Crestline ; Deborah Eckel, Sylvania; Lynn H ecklinger, Pamela Hull , D eborah K uhman , Kather ine Shu lak , Caryl Wheeler, Toledo; Nancy Henn o, P asad(na, Calif. : KarC'fl Kiene, V alley City ; Julie Ann M ay, Jo Ann Jody Ann Phillian, D o nna Jean Sell, Columbus; Jeanne Ramer, Piqua; Dana ReHe, Mansfidd ; Suzanne Rice, Kent ; Jeanne W arye, Urbana; Debbie Wil son, Bowling Green; D ia ne Vankush, Youngstown Fall, 1970 : M ary Helen Boston , Day ton; D ebbie Chitwood , Sy l vania .

Ohio Ep.llon University of Toledo--February 21, 1971: Bobbie Robin D e Vries, M ary Fahey, Cindy H annah, Terri Hochreiter, D iane Klot z. Sue Lampert. An gel Ligibel , M a rgie Oess , Kris Photos, J oyce Ro hr , Lnda Rut z, Ka th y Siemans , Deb Sussman, Laura Wolff, Toledo; Shirley Wamsley , Medina

Ohio Z.ta , Miam i Unlvulity-February 28, 1971 : Caryl Beman, Shaker H eig h ts; Linda Bre i te n stein, Cuyahoga Falls; Jill Fo rce, Lafayette, Ind .; Co nni e For rest, Columbus ; Carol French, Columbus, Ind .; Maribeth Fro nczak, Mansfi eld; Jill Garrigues, Coshocton; Challis Gibbs, Scio; Julie Green, H endersonville, N C.; Lynne Haffelder, T olroo; Sheryl H olland, Springfi(ld; All y H urt, Palatine, III. ; Sarah M claugh lin , An cho rage, Ky .; Jenny M oore, Grand Blan c, M ich .; Vicki Neas , Charleston , W Va .; Tammy Netzly, Orrville; Nancy Nordstrom, Ashland : Liz Peterson, Western Springs, III .; Ginny Sando, Debbie Savage, K ettering; Debbie Smith , Cincinnati; Betsy Spence, K irkwood , M o.; Gail Whitney , Manhasset , N.Y .; Fran Young , H ighland Park, 111 ; Polly Y o ung, Port Clinton.

Oklahoma aeta , Oklahoma Stat. Univers ity-February 21, 1971 : Janice Anes hansley, Clinton; Lea Ann Brown, H ouston, Tex ; Darla Calhoun , H oba rt ; Iknise Downing, O yril; Jane Ely, M cA lester ; Lynn Field. Elk Ciry ; Cathy Gatchell, Oklah oma City; Debbie Gosney, Mi ami; Ginny Griffin , Chickasha; Barbara H erzig, Bartlesville ; Gay la Hill , Jill Click, Altus; Anne james , Stroud; Janice jennings, Tipton; Julie J o hnst o n. Ann Schulte, EI Ren o; Jo I elle Langdon T o nkawa; Nan Paris , Po nca City ; Merrye Ann Parker , Vinita ; Susan Parks, Tulsa ; Cissie Reinauer, Hereford, Tex .

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Or.gon Alpha Un lv.ni ty of Oregon--October 16, 19 70: Christy De ic h , Trudi Fran cisco, Kathy Schneberk, Pordand : Anna Brunnel , Coos Bay; Connie H o lm , Lake Oswego; Ellen Kahle , Sacramento, Calif. ; Gayle Kuwahara , Vale; Juli Mehl , Los Angeles , Calif. ; ue Valliant , Pal o s Verdes , Ca l if.

February 10, 1971 : Phyllis Craig , Jo Rosenthal, A lly uschy , Vi cki Elonka , Collen Croeni , Linda Atiy eh, P ortland; Kim Fraedrick , Eugene ; Celeste Jesson, Rafael, CaliL ; Carla Ward , Beavert o n ; Sara ather, Nancy Piazza , Medf o rd ; Terry Maseda , La Canada , Calif.

Or.gon aelo , Oregon State Un lv .r.l ty-january 30 , 1971 : Shanno n Hart , Portland ; Karen Lillegard , Hillsboro; Leslie Dardan o, Carolyn W ilson, Lake Oswego ; Jenna D a rn , Janie Green o ugh , Corvallis; Alicia J o nasson Susan Strandem o, Beaverton; Jane Platt , Monrovia, Calif.; Ginny SlOddard, Boise, Idaho

P.nn.ylvanio B.ta , Bu ckn.1I Unl nity-M elinda Bailing Uniontown; Jamie Berk, Teaneck , N j. ; Lorrie Cangelosi , Fanwood , N.j.; Ellen Caner, Meriden , Conn; Elizabeth Cramer, St James , N Y. ; Nancy Fi rmb ack, Sarasota, Fla .; Kri sten Harcharik , P ittsburgh ; Christine H ellmuth , Flourtown ; Barbara Jttel, Lynn Paton , PittSburgh ; Gail Levine , Somer s, Conn .; janet Lis, York; Christine M ahoney , M assapequa, N Y .; Rebt:cca Nelson, Ridgway ; Teresa Nugent , P iedmOnt, Calif ; Catherine Pierce, Fo rt Washington ; Gin n y Reed, Caldwell, N.j.; H elynn Schwalm , V alley View ; Diane Zwi ck , Los Alt os, Calif.

Penn .ylvania Gamma , Dickinson 14, 1970 : Carrie Burmaster, Orange, Conn ; D iane Leschu ck, Broo klyn , N .Y ; Claire M arata , Princeton , W Va ; J oEllen Nary, San A ntonio, Tex .; D aria Sohanchak, Oaklyn, N.J.; Sa ll y Spence, A ve rill Park , N.J.

P.nn,yl an la Ep sil on, Penn Stale Uni r.ity-M ay 21. 1970 : Nancy Lom neth , Pittsburgh; Kath y Opel, lafayette Hill ; Lanie Bevan. Bethlehem; Debbie D ietrich, Columbia; Pat Fagan, State College; Nancy Flaminio, Apollo ; Sue Gra h am, Pittsburgh; Ellen Green , Bellefonte; D iane Halpern , Wynnew ood; E laine M cElhatta n , Pittsburgh ; Shei la McKee , As ton Twp .: Cheryl M yers , Boalsburg; Patly Schaaf, Orange, Calif.; Margaret Storepin. Ardm ore; Margaret Sullivan, H averto wn ; Susan Truxal , Lancaster ; M aribeth Zoretic. Lancaster

South Carolina Alpha Uni nlty of South Carolino-February 28, 1971 : Judy Culpepper , Alice Deierlein , Debbie H arden, Sandy H icks. Co l umbia; Sherry Ellis, H o ust o n , Tex ; Gini Gotherman, Olarlotte, .c.; Debbie Grant , Lenox , M ass.: Tricia Gunter. P olly Tealtue, Greensboro , N C.; Sue Irwin , Lakewood. Ohio ; Barbara M arshall, M yr t le Bea ch ; Edna M o rri s , Rutherf o rdton. N.C.; Sharon Po rter, Joye Ward , Winnsbo ro; joanne hahid , Charleston; Gail Franke, Towson Md .; Patri c ia Craft, Columbia; Katherine El· lis , Cuyahoga , Ohio

South Dakola Alpha, University of South Dakoto-- Feb-

mary 27 , 1971 : Audrey Adams, lan Beck· ham, Sturgis : Sioux City, Iowa; Barb Rapid City; Bunko-, Nancy Popovich , Hwon; Doss, Pat Harvey, lan H olmgren, Stangland, Sioux Falls ; Mary Ann Foy, Nancy Davies , Aberdeen ; Hines, Barb H ouk, West Des towa ; Lori Scully, Wentworth; Lori Omaha, Neb.

Tennesne Alpha , Un lvel'1i ty of Tenn e"ee at Cha"a · 12. 1970: Candy usan, Shaen Pryor, Roberts, Chattanooga: Brown , El· len Kingsport

February 20, 1971: Atlanta, Ga .; Buttram, Brown, Copeland, Martha Mandy Edwards, Carolyn Galyon, Corena H itt, Marylinn Ce Ce Mansell , Ann Robinson , Rodge-rs, Sharp, Smith, Vicki Patsy Taylor, Pam Chattanooga; Cox, Kingsport ; Den ise

Tenn" s leta , Vande rb llfo-.February 14, 1971 : Bev· Deal, Casey Graham, Md .; Sharman King, Dallas, Ta ; Mary Mdnnes , Augusta. Ga .; Ann St. Louis, Mo.; M ary Par· ham, Atlanta , Ga ; Susan Scou, Jackson ; Betty Pittsbu rg; Viki Wilson. London, England ; Joan Ri chmond, Ind

Te nne"M Ga mma , Un ive rsi ty of 18, 1970 : Sunni Edens, Pulaski. Va ; Gi· nocchio, Cincinnati, Ohio; Jeanie Taylor,

Te nne"ee Delta , Me mp his Slate Un ivers ity-January 31, 1971: SaJly Lois Patri cia

Susan Orians , Ann Radogna , Ramsey, Vicki Riggin s, Smith, Wee· don, Tertsa Wright , Memphis ; Patricia Ford, Slaire

Karen Moser, Tullahoma; Sheila Allen , Cynthia Sha· did, Thurow, North Rock, Ark

Tuas Alpha , University of Tex as--March 6, 1971 : Mimi Anderson , Susan Cathy Scymow, Ellis, Ft Worth; Patsy Barr, Lucie Wolf, San Antonio; Kim Liz Gay Greer, Dal · las ; Rebecca Brow n, Anne Peddie, May lou Chapman , Susan Cooley, Elise Elkins, Fox, Martha Hill , &tty Holmes , Kristy Robin Richardson, Bar· bara Walstead , Nancy Smith, H ouston ; Mary Joy Davidson, Bryan; Marath on; Kathy Ellis, Port Aransas ; Carla Richardson; Sean Gardner, Carrizo Spring3; M artha Holman , Pitts· burgh ; Jenny Moody, Manha!Sd, N.Y .; Cathy McGtt, Md.; Kathy McDona ld , Sally Austin ; Kathy Newton , Beaumont; Carrie Becky Shands , Lufkin ; Sallie Smith, Wa co; St. Clair, Omaha, Neb.; Wilson, Witchita Falls; Peggy Wrigh t, Nacogdoches

Tuas Ga mma, Texas Tech--Februuy 13, 1971 : Bridget Margaret Grimes, Kathy Holmes,

Nan cy Nislar, Susan Smith, Pam Utley, Denise WHt· brook. Lubbock; Chri sty Val Dallas ; Anne Edwards, Sandy FurgtSOn, Abernathy; Candace Graham, Mi ss.; Pam Grissom, Bo· vina; Kathy Heck, Pla.inview ; Hrncir, Debbie Saunders, Amarill o; Betty Sue Hughes, Debbie Wester, Na codoches ; Nancy Leech, Albany ; Leonard , Liftlnon, Colo .; Kay Lynn Lyman , Hereford; Pam Martin, Gail Wilson. Carolyn McKinley, Pampa; Linda Montgomery, Wichita FaJls ; Ortiz , Margo Thorton , San Ant oni o; Parsons, San Marcos; Price , Houston ; Ali ce Abi . lene ; Julia Wood, Arlington

U'ah Alpha , Un iversity of 31, 1970 : Patty Salt Lake February 6, 1971 : Babetta Dick, N M .; Pat Clark, Otem; Colleen Alberico, Betsy Asp· den, Cathy Collins, Mary Davidson, Robyn Ken · ning, Deborah Nibley, Nichols, Ca· thy Shea , Pat Candy Wilson, Salt Sharon Fren ch, Honley , Jane Marquardt, April W iech· man , Ogden; Liz Redlands , Calif .; Car· roll Los Angeles , Calif.; Pa· 111. ; Malta Chelmsford , Ann Bountiful. Ma y 8, 1971: Kristy Mary Roper, Nancy Vo rhees , K im Whitney , Salt Chrystal Nicholas, Tiburon, Calif.

Virgin ia Gamma, College of Willi a m & Mary- April 26, 1970 : Kitty Ammen , Nancy Bryan, Mary Mays , Pam Billy, Theresa Boykin , Lori Tipton, Vi ckie Bolk, Norfolk; Connie Ports· mou th ; Cono, Virginia Cathy Perka , Linda Johnson, Stanley, Falls Church; Biddy Martin , Lynchburg ; Nancy Petravayge, Mclean; Cathy Stone, Tammy Lucas, Richm ond; Shuon Williamsburg 13, 1970: Altavista; Patti Burkey , Cathy Jaehnig, Newport News; Barb Green, Bethesda, Md .; Jan H olzer, MiUord , Conn.; Mary Jane Love. Fort Dix , N J. ; Judy McCusker, Norwich Conn .; Sievert, Waldwi ck, N J ; Sally Struckel, Ocean City, N J.; Centerport, N Y ; Chris Carlson, Oswego, N Y

Wa sh ington Alpha , Un lve n lty of Walhlngton--Sandra Allen, Ltt Barovic, Puyallup ; Patti Susan Boeing, Cathleen Olristiansen , Copeland, Walla Walla; Drake, Wenatchee ; Farrington, Tacoma; Alice Lynn Anaco rtes ; Gustavson , Deborah Santa Barbara, Calif.; Caprice King, H onolulu, H awaii; Christine Lewis, Yakima; Shelley Lorenzen, Dianne Loy, Yakima; Nancy Tyronr

O'Connor, Oswego, Ore .; Pam Stojowski , Wenatchee ; Susan Bell ingham; Maril yn Windsor, Ontario; Joan lkrmord, Seattle

Washington leta , Washington State Unlvenity-Fall , 1970 : Barcott, Laurie

J o nes, Peg M a lo ner. Ca ro lyn Mathe r, Be< ky Mit chell , Kathy Pyn o r, Jud}, Cronkite Spring . 197 1 : J oan Bo thw e ll, Ma rilyn Brill, Nancy

Bruce, Claud ia Chart i er, Ka rl)'n Christen, Debbie

Coo ley , Janny Cro nkite, Heidi H o ward, Jill Jens e- n, Pal K i rk Karen Lewis , Kathy Lev.' is , Linda MaylX"rry , Becky Morriso n , Kay Murray. Vicki M ann , Beth 01 (o gg. Ellen Pearson , Laurel Praler, Janel Sande, Gay Whitehead, K arol Williams.

Wo,hington Gamma , Un lven.ity of Puget Sound-February 14, 1971: Julie Clark , Sharon H opkins , K aren Tj · berg , Portland , are ; Elizabeth Eggert , Tigard, Ore .; Susan Fairb roo k . Yakima ; Heather H ill , Spokane ; Debbie Mi ttelstadt , Seattle; Julie Paine, Jan Pritchard, Mercer Island ; Sandy Portz, D e n ver, Co lo.; Barb Pow · ell , Bellevue ; Sarah Reade Olympia ; Sue Schneider, Me Vern o n ; Kathy Snavely , Bend , Ore.

Welt Virgin ia Alpha , Welt Virginia Unlverslty- Febru · ary 7, 1971 : Anne Allen, Brist o l; Constance Angolli , WeslOn : M ary Beal, Su san Jarvis , Ri chwood ; Denis Crilt:s, Cant o n, Ohi o; M ary M argaret Erskine, Clayville , Pa .; Deborah Garretl , Charlesto n; Di ane Griffin , Wheeling ; Margaret Habermoth , Colwnbia. Pa ; Marie Phipps , Kathi V ogoe, Pa ; Barbara Scudere , Enterprise ; D eborah White, W eston .

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Welt Virgin ia Gam ma, Bethany Colleg..-December 1970: Ruth Thurst o n Beth any ; Lyn n G u enther, Syosse t , NY .; Ca rr ie Sivetz , Pittsburgh , Pa

Wilton,in aeta , aelo it Colle9e-- Ann Kennedy , Ellwood Gty , Pa .; Lin Sch o walter West Ben d ; Jan H o ffman, M anit o woc; Betsy Feezer , Carlsbad , N M .; J o M cCormi ck , M c lean , V a.

Wllton ,l n Gamma , Lawrence University-January 6. 1971 : Lee deWolski, In diana , Pa

Wyom ing Alpt-ta , Un iversity of Wyom lng-Oc lOber 18 , 1970 : A drianne Christopui o s, Sally Tys o r, Colleen Whi t mer . Cheyenne ; Rogene Brennan , Buffal o; Karen D o kken , Billings , M ont.; N o rma H aeberle , Wheat · la nd ; Barbara Flet cher , Rawlins

March 7 , 1971 : Becky 8ereman , Terry Hedderman , Cody : G retc hen Bauman , J o an Sibbiu, Alliance Neb .; Elizabeth Bush , Sue Beninger, D enver, Colo .; Sue Gram, T o rrington ; Debbie Brummett, Steamboat Springs, Co lo.; Julie Hall , Kr isty Vivien , Rawlins ; Lucy Johnst o ne, Durango , Col o .; Linda K aasch, Sco usbluff , Neb .; Chris H ughes Decatur, III. ; J ulie Ku i per , Wendy Mi tc hell Rivers ide, Calif .; Shelley Sabin , Debbie Sttlev , RapJd C iIY S D ; Bar· bara Venn, Casper : Ma ry Wilcynski , D enita Smith, Buffal o; Sue Riggs , Sh oshoni .

Lo st Pi Phis!

EDITOR'S NOTE : Somewhere along the way, many Pi Phi s have been misplaced-at le ast insofar as the Central Offi ce address li st is conce rned It is impo rtant that all Pi Phis be located, and in an effort to find th e lost members The ARROW will publish a list, by cha pte r, each issue If the reader knows the current add ress of o ne o f those li sted, please forward that inf o rmati on to Mrs Ralph Schulenburg, Directo r of Cent ral Offi ce, 11 2 S. Hanley Road, St. Louis, Mi ssou ri 63 105.

D.C. ALPHA

Nam , Maiden Name

Adams, Mrs. C. R . Drury, Vola

Alden , Mrs M. W.

Allin , Mrs G R ., Jr

Ambrose, Mrs D C.

Anderson, Mrs H. L.

Andrews, Adeline

Andrews, Mrs . H. S.

Baird, Mrs C. A.

Bang, Mrs F B

Barlow , Baby Jo

Barnes, Marjorie

Barringer, Mrs . H . C.

Belton , Elizabeth A.

Benner, Nancy E.

Transfer from Ohio Beta

Berg, Mrs . R .

Bigelow, Louise A.

Bigge, Mrs . L.

Bird, Mrs. R.

Blackburn , Mrs P P ., Jr

Borup De Ann

BracknFY, Mrs . W . A.

Bradley, Mrs. W.

Brock , Mrs . C. c. , Jr.

Brown , Mrs J. E , Jr

Buckingham , Mrs R

Burford, Lucile

Burke, Joan E.

Burleson , Mrs R C.

Butler, Mrs. J .

Cavin, Julia 1;.

Chenery, Mrs. R.

Clark, Mr,. S. H .

Clacke , H.

Coffey, Loessa 1'.

Coleman, Rosemary

Conger, MrS S M.

Connery, Mrs . W . H .

Transfer from Virginia Gamma

Cooper, Mrs K B

Transfer from Virg inia Gamm a Cooper, Mrs L. H.

Corvin, Alice E.

Mc Graw, D o ris J .

Davis, Mary E

Jennin gs, Nancy A

Arceneaux, Therese

Andrews , Adeline

Tennyso n , Nancy L.

D ate of l 11i lial iOl l

April,1932

February , 1938

February , 1941

April, 1933

April , 1935

September, 19 47

February, 1941

Ream , Ruth A. 1938

Garrett, Betsy

Barlow, Baby Jo

Barnes , Marjorie

Hoover, Paulina H .

Belto n, Elizabeth A .

Benner, Nancy E.

Hutchison, Ava L.

Bigelow, Louise A

Workman, Ann

Jones , Nancy S

Moulden, Marian

Borup De Ann

Woodward , Mary E.

Peterson , Elinor A .

f:arter, Betty

Napier, Fran ces M .

Wrig ht, Virgi nia A.

May , 1930

November, 1935

November, 1912

April , 1935

February , 1954

February, 1945

April,1953

March, 195 2

February, 19 44

February, 1956

May, 1930

February, 1956

February, 19 49

April , 1950

February , 1943

June , 1944

October, 1939

Burfo rd , Lucil e February , 1939

Burke , J o an E.

Walke r, Jenny M.

Orr, Patricia

February, 1951

February, 1914

February, 194 1

Julia F March , 1958

: o lz, Verna April, 1934

Mitchell, Helen J.

Clarke, Mae H

Coffey, Loessa T.

Coleman, Rosemary

Calvert, M ary

Lill y, Jean

N esbit, Barba ra A

February, 1928

April,1928

February, 1942

June, 1938

February, 1946

February, 193 0

February, 1944

Y onker, Madeline April, 1932

Corvin, Alice E.

September, 1948

Present Name

Coultrap, Susan

Cow les, Mrs R

Curry, Harriet B.

Curry, Mrs P R

Dabney, Anne E.

Dati ron, Mrs . T.

Dalley, Mrs L. c., Jr.

Daniel, Julia I.

Dargan, Mrs . M ., Jr .

Davies, Isabel M.

Davies, Mrs. P . M .

Davis, Mrs M T.

Dawso n, Bette

Day, Mrs H. B.

De Blois, Mrs . J. P.

Diamond , Mrs C. B

Dixon Mrs . L. E.

D oo little , Katya E.

Dorset, Mrs B.

Dougherty, Al ice E.

Duval, Mrs. J. C.

Transfer from West Virginia Alph a

Edmonds, Audrey

Eyster, Cherie

Faison, Mrs . E. W.

Fennessey, Mrs . J. Dennis

Maiden Name

Coultrap, Susan

Dale of Initiati on

March,

Stanton, Eleanor October,

Curry , Harriet B. June, 1944

Seymour, Sherrill G. February ,

Dabney, Anne E. February,

Mi les , Katherine November,

Dunn , Ag nes April, 1950

Daniel, Julia I. February , 1917

Paisley , Betty A. February, 1946

Davies , Isabel M February,

Weaver, Nell Octobe r, 1

Babcock, Margaret s. September, 194 6

Dawson, Bette February, 1942

Nickles, Elsie F. February , 1917

Snell , Harriet J . September, 1947

Ni co l, Margaret October, 1939

Paine , Ethel C. December, 1914

D oolitt le, Katya E. February, 1941

Deam , Keven A. September,

Dough erty, Alice E. April,

Smith, Helen V. February, 1928

Edmonds, Audrey April, 1933

Eyster, Cherie February, 1941

Tischbein , Sally February, 1947

Combellack, L. Jane February, Ferguson, Mrs. H.

Fischer, Sue

Fish , Mrs. E. S.

Flynn, Mrs . P. W.

Robins, Mary V. February, 1948

Fischer, Sue February,

Ward . Vivian H . April, 1927

Me Kechnie, Marion March, Franzoni, Carolyn E.

Franzoni , Carolyn September, Freeman, Mrs . H . F. Browne, Gertrude V . November, 1911

Frink, Ali ce M.

Gailbraith, Ester E.

Frink, Alice M Nuvember, 1934

Gailbraith, Esther E. December, 1910

Garrett, Mrs. R W. Jackson , Carolyn April, 1928 George, Carole George, Carole February, 1961

Gettman, Mrs . L. B.

Eicher, Betty February, 1939 Gibson, Mrs. E. B., Jr.

Gignilliat, Elizabeth L.

Trammell, Mary V. February, 1936

Gignilli.t, Elizabeth L. February, 7 Gillespie, Mary G Gillespie, Mary G. November, 1907 Transfer from Texas Alpha

Gokey, Mrs. F.

Langer, Mary E. February, 1944

Gokey, Mrs. N. W. Mitchell , Anne H. February, 1945 Gordon, Mrs. W. T Brown, Betty L. February, 1937

Gregory, Mrs. F. Bernard, Barbara A. March, Grigsby, Marianne

Gross, Jean E.

Grigsby, Marianne February, 1943

Gross, Jean E. February , 1946

Haberlin , Mrs . J. P . Creecy, Marcia February, 1940

Hains , Ada L.

Hains , Ada L. October, Hamberg, Mrs . H . Wilson, Betty L. February, Hanson, Patricia M . Hanson , Patricia M. October, 1940

Hardaway , Mrs. Robert

Watkins , Mary C. September, 1967

Name Maiden Name

Hargess, Mrs. M.

Harkl<cood, Mrs. N. E.

Hartness, S Elizabeth

Harvey , Barbara S.

Hatchitt, Mrs R.

Hawks , Mrs. W . J.

Heiskell, Elaine P

Henrichs, Mrs. J .

Hervey, Mrs T. E.

Hildebrandt, Julia E.

Hill , D orothy J.

Hince, Mrs J F.

Holcombe, Priscilla

Transfer from Vermont Beta

Hopkins , Mary E.

H o rnaday, Mrs J. H

Hughes , Mary M

Me Combs, Zot

Bruce, Betty D.

Hartness, S. Elizabeth

Harvey, Barbara S.

Aylesbury, Virginia

Peterson, L. Nelle H.

Hei ske ll, Elaine P

Fuller, Carol

Miller , Cornelia

Hildebrandt, Julia E

Hill , Doro thy J.

Le Stourgeon, Ceci lia

Holcombe, Priscilla

H opkins, Mary E .

Tucker, Alice E.

Hug hes , Mary M.

Hutchison , Jeanne Hutchiso n , Jeanne

Transfer from Virginia Alpha

Ideo, Mrs . R . W .

Jasperson , Mrs. R E

Johnson, Doris h.

Johnso n, H . May

Lindsay, Jane C.

Wrenn, Katherine

J ohn so n, Doris A.

Joh nson, H May

Johnson , Marjorie P . Johnson , Marj orie P

Johnsto n, Mrs. M. K

Johnston , Mrs . R . C.

Jo nes , Mary H.

] uvenal , Suzanne

Kearney, Mrs . Isabel P.

Kearney , Edmonia

Kello g, Mrs . H. B.

Kinsella, Mrs J. F.

Kin:hhoffer, Mrs. D . K.

Transfer from Oklahoma Alpha

Kirwan , Mrs. R J.

Elmendorf, Virgin ia

D o rney , Joon

Jones, Mary H.

Juvena!, Suzanne

Heisler, Isabel P.

Kearn ey. Edmonia

Rush , Anna M

Seaman, Virginia

Bli cke nsderfer, Patsy

Cochrane, Harrie M.

Lane, Mrs. R. P . Le Menager, Marcell S.

Lavender, Margaret E.

Lavender, Margaret E.

Law , Mrs. A. J. Collens, Joan

Leckie, Mary V . Leckie, Mary V .

Leigh, Mrs A. C.

Jeevey, Mary E.

Lewis, Mrs. V S. Swett, Katherine V

Leyos, Mrs. J Foote, Barbara

Transfer from Michigan Beta

Linton, Mrs C. D.

Walker, Julia

Little, Mrs. D. C, Jr . Howard, Carole A

Littleplage, Mrs T P ., Jr

Lukens, Mary E.

Lum, Marion

Lyons, Helen F.

Free, Geraldine F.

Lukens , Mary E

Lum. Marion

Lyons, Helen F.

Madigan, Mrs. R. Cooper, Claudia C

Maize, Mes. M. Esch, Janet D

Manning, Mrs . I. H ., Jr . Wiprud, Dorotby

Dale of Initiati on

February, 1941

February, 1940

February, 1940

September, 1953

February, 1938

February, 1958

September, 1937

September, 195 2

February, 1946

February, 1945

February, 1951

February , 1957

March, 1931

October, 1941

February, 1917

February, 1962

March,1953

September, 1948

March,1 922

March,195 2

D ece mber, 1893

February, 1949

May, 1945

February, 194 3

February, 1937

June, 1944

March ,1925

February, 1949

March , 1918

April , 1935

February, 1943

February, 1947

October, 1926

September, 1937

May, 1924

February, 1928

February, 1946

March,1920

March , 1939

October, 1940

September, 1955

March , 1929

February, 1953

March,1929

February , 1937

October, 1960

May, 1930

February , 1939

PrtJenl Name

Mark, Mrs. W J.

Martin , Mr.; . F. G . Matthews , Marj orie

Matthews , Mrs D

Maw , Mrs . C. E.

McCal lum , Jane

McCrimmon , Mr.; D R

Transfer from Virg inia Alpha

McDaniel , Mrs . H . B .

McD o nald , Mrs T. E.

McGowan, Ruth

M cGrath , Mr.; R B

M cHug h , Joan S.

McPherso n, Mrs R L.

McRae , Mr.; . D . G. W .

McWho rter , Mrs T. O.

Medby, J ill I.

Mehring , Mrs. Rachel

Transfer from New Y o rk Alpha

Mi chelfelder , Mrs. G., Jr

M i ll e r, Mrs J. P

Miller, Sara J.

Milton , Mrs. T . R.

Mitchell , Mrs C. W

Modert, Mrs . J. M.

Morgan, Mrs. J. T.

Moses, Mrs . M.

Mueller, Martha L.

Nerenberg, Mrs. J. M .

Novy , Mrs J. 5., Jr.

O·Brien, Mrs W. H

O Neill , Barbara

Osborne, Mrs W. R

Paddock , Mrs C.

Patterson , Phyllis A.

Patteso n , Elaine

Pav ony, Mrs . Donald Perkins, Dorothy

Perv ie r, Mrs G

Pinson , Irene L.

Platt, Mr.; G S

Plowman, Dorothy A . Power, Mrs . J . H .

Prather, Marjorie E.

Purdy, Mr.;. F .

Puryear, Francis E

Rawlinson, Wilma

Reed , Mrs . D . Reed , Mr.; . F . F.

Rhodes, Mrs L. C.

Ri chards , Mr.; J

Ritter, Mr.;. W . O .

Robe rts , Annette C.

Maiden Name

Wheeler , Helen Bigelow , Jessie Matthews , Marjorie Fly, Jean Bell, Margot

McCallum, Jane Lane, J udit h C.

Brown , Estella

Stiefel , Eleanor B.

McGowan , Ruth

Parker, Carlene L.

MCH ugh, J oan S Patterson , D orot hy Best, Mabel B .

Day, Louise D.

Medby, Jill 1.

Woldstad, Rach e l

Stevens, C1ella L.

Willard , D orothy M.

Miller, Sara J Bailey, Betty Hull, Flora

Morris . Jeanne Morga n, Nancy McLea n, Grace M. Mueller Martha L. Mann , Marjorie Carter, Marilyn Williams , Virginia O'Neill , Barbara C1aylon , Betty V Barnes, Helen K . Patterson , Phyllis A Pattes on, Elaine McMahon, Sara T. Perkins , Doroth y English , Karen L. Pinson , Irene L. Buell , Ellen M . Plowm an, D orothy A. Court, Do ris

Prather, Marjorie E. Pagan, Mo lly

Puryear, Francis E. Rawlin so n, W ilma

Thunnan, Barbara

M oses, Kathleen

M cCormick, Marce lla

K iracofe, P olly J.

Broaddus, Betty

R oberts, Annette C.

Dale oj Initiati on

February, 1940

March, 1919

February , 1939

May. 1930

April , 1931

February, 1941

March, 1953

February, 1917

September, 1948

January, 1895

February, 1951

February, 1945

April, 1934

October, 1926

February, 1949

February, 1945

October, 1909

Novennber, 1902

April, 1933

September, 1954

February , 1938

No vember, 19 11

February, 1943

February, 19 39

April , 1927

October, 1959

February , 1940

February , 1946

March , 1925

February, 1957

September, 1937

April,1 935

Febru ary, 1948

February, 1951

February, 1963

Febru ary, 1940

February, 1962

October, 1940

February, 1927

February, 1945

February , 1943

October, 1957

September, 1932

June , 1944

Febru ary, 1946

February , 1941

February, 1917

March , 1925

February , 1946

Ma y, 1945

February, 1950

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Present Name

Transfer from Maryland Beta

Roberts, Mrs. W. E.

Robinson, Mrs. W. L.

Romney, Mrs K. , Jr

Rowe, Kathleen W

Schaub, Pauline

Sc hei fer, Mrs. J .

Schindler, Mary A .

Shafer, Bertha B.

Shanahan , Mrs J. G

Shapter, Ag nes F

Shepherd , Mrs. L. C, III

Shirkey, Roberta

Skinner, Mrs A

Slate, Mrs. S

Smith, Mrs. P. A., Jr.

Smith, Mrs. R H. , Jr

Smoot, Mrs. L. R.

Sparrow, Mrs. G

Spencer, Mrs. R

Stagner, Marilyn L.

Stindell , Mrs. R.

Stoelzing, Mrs. S

Stringham , Mrs. E. B.

Summerlin Virginia V.

Swanson, Betty A.

Tips , Eugenia

T oomey, Helen E.

Tracy, June

Trott, Sarah

Tuerck, Mrs . D.

Valenza, Mrs . A. D.

Vietor, Jeanne

Viray, Linda A.

Wagener, Linda A.

Waldron , Mrs Robert

Waller, Mrs . E. C, III

Ward , Mrs . S. J.

Warner , Elizabeth B.

Waters, Mrs . D ., Jr.

Watson, Mrs. T.

Whitmore, Mrs. C W .

Williams, Ann M

Williams, Mrs . P . R.

Wilson , Ruth W .

Withers, Mrs G K., J r.

Withingto n, Joyslin

Zemetra, Mrs. M J

Maiden Name

Hastings, Jo Anne F .

You nt, Margaret

Pri chard , Catherine

Rowe, Kathleen W

Schaub, Pauline

Miles , Jeanne

Schindler, Mary A.

Shafer, Bertha B

Moore, Patricia M.

Shapter, Agnes F.

Dietrich , Diane

Shi rkey, Roberta

Farrell , Patricia

Lazaro, Heloise C.

Rounds, Mary A.

Shull, Jean

Duvall, Mildred

Haycraft, Sara

Skinner, Jean K

Stagner, Marilyn L.

Hanford, Juliette

Shobe, Sandra G .

Mitchell , Harriette L.

Summerlin, Virginia V .

Swanson, Betty A .

Tips, Eugenia

Toomey, Helen E.

Tracy, June

Trott, Sarah

Herzog, Gay L.

Del Vecchio, Marie

Vietor, Jeanne

Viray, Linda A.

Wagener, Linda A .

Waters, Carol W

Gelly, Margaret

Loehler, Linda J.

Warner, Elizabeth B.

Me Gehee, Lucile

Fuller, Katharine

McCleary, Ethel H

Williams , Ann M .

Frizzell , Genevieve M.

Wilson, Ruth W.

Little, Myra

Withingto n , Joyslin

Brundage, Marga ret

Date oj I nitiation

June, 19 49

September, 1954

April ,1931

October, 1949

March ,1929

February, 1928

February, 194 5

April,1935

February, 1949

October, 1936

October, 194 9

October, 1942

February , 19 40

February, 1917

June, 1944

May, 1930

March,1919

March, 1952

February, 1942

February, 1955

March , 1922

February, 1956

March , 1920

February, 1945

February, 1947

February , 1941

February, 1940

February, 1941

April,1933

February, 196 2

February , 1944

February, 1940

February, 1963

February, 1956

February, 1962

April , 1950

February , 1951

February, 1959

April , 1933

February, 1941

November, 1903

September, 1954

December, 1910

April , 1950

February, 1955

February, 1946

April , 1934

In M emor i am

CLAIRE S KIRKMAN BALLARD ( Mrs R B .) initio ated into New York Alpha November, 19 28 ; d ied Oct o ber 11, 1970

GERTRUDE HARBISON BENSON ( Mrs Edwin W .) initiated into Indiana Beta October , 189 7; died February D, 19 7 1.

LOIS CONE BRADY ( Mrs J o hn T. ) initiated into Mi c higan Alpha March, 19 13; died February 10, 1971.

LEILA MERCFR BROWN ( Mrs . C. D .) initia ted into Col o rado Beta March, 1910; died April 13, 19 7 1.

CLAR E jA EDI CKE B URTCH ( Mrs T. \'\1 ,) initia ted into Kansas Alpha Oct o ber, 1908; died November, 197 0 .

CATHERINE MILLIKEN B USCH ( Mrs . Ad o lphus HI. ) initiat e d int o Texas Beta April, 191 9 ; died Marc h 14, 19 7 1.

SALLY FORT UNE CHENEY ( Mrs E M .) initiated into Iowa Alpha February , 193'; died january 24 1969

BERNICE POPP COOllEY ( Mrs 1. N .) initiated into Illinois Zeta March, 1932; died March. 19 7 1.

MAGDALENE B. TSCHAECHE CRAGIN ( Mrs . Ray· mond W ) initiated into Michigan Beta November. t91 2 ; died May 4,19 70 .

DOROTHY HARPER DAVIS (Mrs j M ) initiated into Iowa Gamma june, 1914; died October 9. 1969

HELEN jo DENBY initiated into Oklahoma AI· pha September, 1931; died May, 1969.

V,8ERT E . Pons DUNCAN (Mrs. R . D . ) initi o ated into Missouri Beta March, 1911; died Febru · ar y 6, 19 71.

ADRIA MAE CRAIGMILE FOSTER ( Mrs Wm J.) initiated into Indiana Beta February, 1918 ; died February 20. 19 7 1.

MARYDELLE SHEETZ FOSTER ( Mrs Wm F.) ini · tiated Kansas Bda March, 1923; died January 23, 19 7 1.

ElIZ"BETH Hill GORDON ( Mrs C. S ) initiated into Missouri Alpha January, 1920; died January 6, t971.

EllA V'RGINIA WHITNEY H"RDING ( Mrs H A ) initiated into Ohio Delta March. 1928; d ied February 2'. 19 7 1

SARAH HUTCHINS LYON ( Mrs. I. N .) initiated into Nebraska Beta October. 1904; died February, 19 7 1.

HARRIET MOYLE JONES ( Mrs. Robert H .) Inl· tiated into Utah Alpha June. 1931 ; died Feb 25, 19 7 1.

POllY EKDALL KNOX ( Mrs Robert ) initia ted int o Wy o ming Alpha Oct o ber, 1952; died january 13, 19 7 1.

M . ISABFL MACGREGOR initiated into New York Alpha O ct ober, 19 02 ; died O ct o ber 29 , 19 70 , VIRGINIA FORD MARKOSKI ( Mrs B. J. ) initio ated into Illinois Theta Oct o ber. 19 17; died March, 1971.

MA UREEN JONES MEEHL ( Mrs Daniel ) initi o ated into Idaho Alpha March, 1952; died March 6, 1971.

ETHEL G , SMITH MERRITT ( Mrs . Wendell C. ) initiat e d int o C o lo rad o Alpha February, 1916; died January to, 19 7 1.

LUTElLA LINDLFY MULKEY ( Mrs Mario n ) ini · tiated into Washingt o n Beta March , 191 6 ; died Aprill , 19 7 1.

LOIS SOLBERG NESSELRODF ( Mrs G H .) ini · tiated int o \Visconsin Alpha October, 1940; died February 21,1 97 1.

NAOMA ALFRFY PL UMB ( Mrs . F . M .) initiated int o Kansas Alpha in 1884; died April 6, 1971.

DOROTHY CL ARK POLAND (Mrs J Fo ster ) ini· tiat ed int o Misso uri Alpha January , 1919; died Marc h 28 , 1971.

LEOTA M"ESTRE1T1 RAIFORD ( Mrs E H ) ini· tiated into Nevada Alpha February. 1923; died March 4, 1971.

MA8EL WALLACE REYNOLDS (Mrs F. W ) ini· tiated into Utah Alpha September, 1929; died Jan· uary4,1971.

CHR IST INE CRONEIS SAYRES (Mrs. Wm. C.) ini· tiated into Wisconsin Beta March, 1948; died No· vember 3. 1970.

BARBARA BATES SE"RS (Mrs ) initiated into Nebraska Beta October, 1933; died March, 1971.

DELLA ELOISE SMI TH initiated into New York Gamma March, 1920; died July 20, 197 0

WINIFRED LIV ERMORE SMITH ( Mrs James E Jr. ) initiated into Oklaho ma Beta January, 1926; died December 9, 1970

JOYCE BROWN STEVENSON ( Mrs . j.l. ) initiated into Mi c higan Alpha February, 1944; died Febru· ary 17, 1971.

PANSY MOONEY STIPSKY ( Mrs . Edwud E .) ini · tiated into Nebraska Beta March. 193'; died April 17,1971.

IRMA B SPANGLER initiated into Kansas Alpha O ctober, 1910; died October, 1970

ANA MULlISON STOREY (Mrs. E . T. ) initiated into Wyoming Alpha February, 1918; died March 14 , 1971.

MARIE McLAUGHLIN TAFT (Mrs . D . D . ) initi o ated into New York Gamma Marc h, 1914 ; died N o vember 9, 1970

ELEANOR GIDEON THOMAS ( Mrs Lewis) initi o ated into Misso uri Gamma February, 1915; died Marc h '. 1971 . 10 2

NATALIE BoDGE UPTON initiated into New York Gamma March, 1914; died September 16, 1970.

BERTELLE R. VAN CLEVE initiated into Washington Alpha March , 1946, affiliated with Oregon Alpha; died Ma rch 9.1971.

JULIA H . FREED WALSH ( Mrs . James J.) initiated into New York Beta May, 1904; died October 13. 1970.

ETHEL L JOGELYN WAIT ( Mrs . R. F.) initiated

into Michigan Beta February, 1915; died March 5, 1971.

RENA STACY OLIVER WHEELER ( Mrs . R. H .) initiated into Massa chusetts Alpha November 1905; died March 10. 197L

EVA B. STONER WOOD ( Mrs . Th omas, Sr.) initiated into Pennsylvania Beta June , 1902; died February 14 19 7 1.

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Officers

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0 " ',. n' Imo rltv_M.rianne Reid Wild (Mn, Rob· crt ) 2021 Belmont Rd N.W Washmgton. D .C. 20009

Onl,,4 Treo.v,er Emor ltu t-O livia Smith M oo re (Mrs. Henry , Jr .) <120 Pmc St , Ttxarkana , Tn

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" eftt.-S luh j. ne Pa ulson VanlSJe (Mrs Horace J .I 1998 Broad a)', Ap I. 1606, San Francisco, C.li f 94109

0,..,. Vic. P,•• ldon' of Chap''''' (A dmlnl.tra tl o )_Louuc Rouer Kemp (Mu J. Page) 619 E Bbck c r Ave., II Paso. Tex. 79902

Oronlll Vic. f (hapt - El izabeth T umer Orr ( M rs J. Gordon) 684' S E. 28tb St ., Port land, Ore. 97202

ONnd Vic. ,,..,, of Peters Kyle (Mrs. SI.nlt}' E.) n O.k K noll Gardens 01 Pu.den., C.lir. 91106

ONnd Vic. ' I.nt of fJhllontfwop lo -Sa fah H olmes

H unt ( Mrs. Harold 8 ) 9014 H olI,. St., Kansas City, Mo 64 11 4 s.c,.t..y-F.,. Mutin Gross (Mrs. L Morell) 746

W ood l and A n., H insdale. II I. 60nl

O.-,ull 'recllw --Qrpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs. AndKw G ) 72) N Jdfe oon, Lillie Chute. Wis )4 140

Notionol P II.,'II, C.ftfwenc:. Dologot_ Helen Boucher

Dix (Mn Clfr E.) }lH H al eswo rth Rd .• Co l um b us. Ohio 43221

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DI.-ct.r .f Alum"m Advl.ory Commltt ___ MusaKt Walker H om inS ( M rs D. 0 ) 62 0 San Fern.ndo. Strke · ley C.li f 94707

Dlrect.r of AI"",_ Progrllrn_Myldred Allen H ishto er ( M n. Fl oyd R ) 62)2 Alp h a Rd DIll as. Te x 7)240

DIf'Mtor of Chap,... Ho".. Corporotl.,,_Preda Stafford Schuy ler ( Mrs Peter) H42 N o rm an d y A ve .• Memphis. Tenn 38 11 7

Direct., of Chopt., "".rctM_ M dtleine C loss Lafon (Mrs. Th om as H ) 70·U Ma ry l.nd, S t. Louis, Mo. 6H3 0

DINctor of MomlMrahlp- Vernah Slewart Gardner (Mrs. (;eo rle A ) H Gros ven o r St.. Athens, Oh io 4 )70 1

DIf'Mt., .f MemlMr DeveiopmOftt'- Mary Jane Slein Dcrrin· a u ( M rs. M S ) 448 Gulf o f Mexico D r APt A·IO), Saruol•. Fla HH7

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CANADIAN PHILANTHaOPIES COMMlnu

Chalrmo_ Pllricia Foster Weir (Mrs. Gordon) 2410 Ho!)C 51. S. W ., C. I•• 1')' 3. Al berta, Canada

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IMMA HARPI. TURNER MIMOIIAL FUNDS COMMmU

Chalnna_R uth Williams Hansen (Mrs. Pl u]) 304 S et1· briar Ift Ri ch mond, V a. 23233

Nina Belle G rten Dlme (Mrs. Wyatt E .) 1000 15th A ve" North St Peters burg, F la. 3370)

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pies: Sarah Ho lmes H unl (Mu. Huold B ) 9014 Holly SI .• K ansas CIty, Mo. 641 14

DIIICTOR 0' UTINSION

Fay M artin Gro:IJ ( M u L. M o rrell ) 746 Woodland Ave ., H insdal e II I. 60)21

IXTINSION .UIAlCH COMMITTU

Emnch Van Buren (Mrs. Emrich) 262) Mandeville Canyon Rd Los Angeles Cllif. 900,.Q

Mal')' Custis Hu t (Mrs J F.) 6 McFadden Dr ., WIlton. Conn. 06897

Director of ."'''''''''''COnstance Feg!es Adlms (Mrs. Cuyl e r C ) 4618 Edlebrook Place, Minnupolis , Minn ),424

Dlroctor of Sc.holof.hlp-- frlnces Flrrell Ross (Mrs. H E ) 42 Ridgewobd Road , West HUlfo rd Conn. 06107

Direct of Sto"dord_ M.ry Eliubeth Ftushout H ill (Mrs. J. R I 10 South Side C ou ntrr C l ub. O«llur. III 62nl

Editor of Th. AIROW- Marilyn Simpson Pord ( M rs. Wil · liam. Jr .) 268 Underwood Dr N W A tlanta. GI Sec,.t.ry of the AI"mnca D.portm.nt- Betty Ro ton Holt (Mrs J oseph R.) 4707 Perrr Way Sioux City, I owa '1104

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Direct of Not lonol Arc:hlv._Je ln Orr Donaldson (Mrs. R H ) 1816 W. Arr owhead Place, Stillwater, Okh. 74074

Director of Chapt.r Hiltotl._Rose M cColloch Dressler (Mrs E B ) 7240 Madison. K lnus City. M o. 64 114

N.tlorlOl C.""entlo" White Kurek (Mrs. Let) 228) Brenlford Road, San Marino. Cal if 91108

Notlonol ","IIc: R.lotlon, Chal....,._Elunor Bushnell Le hner (Mn. Georae P. J.) 60) funchal Rd ., LOJ Anaeles, Calif. 90024

Travel Cholrmo n- J lcqueline Timmons Brtwer (Mrs. 52, Westview Dr Manhatun. Kln 66)02

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Cholrm.n--Or p ha O' Rou rh Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G.) 7n N. Jefferson. Little Chule. Wis , H40

Strah jane Paulson Vanuse (Mrs. Horace J ) 1998 Broadway, A pI. 1606, San Francisco , ClliL 94109

Louise Rosser Kemp (M". J Plge) 619 E. Bl. cker Ave EI Paso. Tn 79902

D o rothy Wu vet M o rKl!! (Mrs. Ke nl R ,) 264R H Igh 51, Lincoln. Neb 68'02

Freda Stlfford Schuyle r (Mrs. Peler) )142 Normandy A\ e , Memphis, T enn 38117

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'UTlINI" STUDY AND (DUCATION COMMlnU

Director of Chapt.r 'rotil,.ma .nd Chairman- Ma d el eine Clou Lafon (Mrs. Thomu H l Ma ryland St Louis. Mo. 63130

Alphct--Jacqueline Dudack Bou.man (Mrs. Hurley 0 ) 43 Mountain View Dr., West H utford, Conn. 06 11 7

I.,-Lyd ia El o ise Lueder Dl rl ing ( M rs. Frederick. E.) 1000 E A ve A pi. 103, Roc hester. N.Y. Gam_ Miss Nancy L. H ead, 19 3 1 SI., N.W , Washington D C, 20007

D.I,--S uunne Shl'" Schweituf ( Mrs Mark H 63)3 Taylor Dr" Norfo lk Va. 23501

Ip.II_Rost M Laudert Rupnow ( M rs. Roger) 490 Tan.crest Of A tllnu, Ga.

Zet_Nancy Carleton Walton (Mrs Ted) 14545 Asbur y Park, Dt1roil. M ich. 4a227

(,_ Elizabeth Dean Calhoun (Mrs J C.) 2277 Lamberton Rd Cleveland H eights. Ohi o 44118

T'het_Plme la Cagle Walters ( Mrs. WilIi.m H I 101 Hlmpton Court. Blooming t on. Ind 47401

lor--CW rgia Wilker Sclgrtn (Mrs R D ) 800 1 Cortdand Dr. K noxville. Tenn H919

K.ptt-S ara Mieher Hinds (Mrs. Ho ward) 1"51 H illvie Dr ., Jaclt5on Miss. 39 211

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Brown Lamn (Mu. Robe rt) 2 11) W, 49 th St" MioneapOlis, Minn, ))410

Lou An detlOn (Mu , Peltr R . ) 91 E. Marion, Lake POtelt, III, 6(04)

N_Judi Arn old ( Mrs, T om) ,o3 Tho mas, Vtrmil· li on, S D "069

Jenkinson Barnes ( M rs. Robert) 12224 B/.;ackhcath Ct , St. Louis, Mo. 63141

Omlcr_Mara:aretta Penn Putman ( Mrs Redinl) 173 S Hill Ar k. 7270 1

PI--Lindl Willilmson Blrnette (Mu A N ) 6 206 Dillinl ' ham. La. 71106

Rh_ Mdindl Mo rlan Olsen (Mrs. R T .) 10 ' 8) W. 79th Way, Co lo. 80002

SJgm_Jln Threlktld Moo re (Mrs. Thomas W ) 3101 E. Coolidfl;e, Phoenix , Ariz 8 )0 16 ' __ J ulie Vanasse VIUX (Mrs W W ) Rt 3, Bol: 2nA, Mnunt VUnnn , W as h 98273

Up.llo_H elen Boardman Hammond (Mrs. Thorne> 4)U 12th Ave 5., Salem, 97302

Bro"'n Rhodes (M rs. R. Alde n) 220 Calle Corta, San Clemente, Calif. 92672

HOLT HOUSI COMMlnll

Chall'lftOft--Miss M.rtha BtJdford, 7811 S Crandon A ve ., ChicliO. III 60649

',.. .......c.rolee Llmi nl Reynolds (Mrs. JIY) 6H2 Wood· son Dr , Mission, Kan 66202

snde_Lois Fulltr Fo remln (Mrs. E H .) R R 2. Bloom · in,ton, III 6 1701

Sec:ri>tory-M lry' Pllricia Patterson Warncke (Mn. Cbarlu H ) 2)]) RYln Dr Ind ilnlpolis, Ind 46220

Miry We il Huff (Mrs. JltIlCS A ) 101) Euclid An , Mon · mouth , III. 6 14 62

____ tIIdo Vice Presidenl oC Phillnthro·

pies: Suah H ol mes Hunl (Mrs Harold B.) 90 14 Holly 51 . , Klnsu City, Mo . 64114

Address : H olt HouJe, 402 E ht. Monm outh , III 6 14 62

H osteSt: Mrs Beulah Shin06dd H oun : 10 12 A W 2·) P W evet')' da, except Sunday

HOUSE DIRI(TOR COMMlnll

Director 0' Advl.ory Committee. ond Cholrmo_ Marlaret Walker Ho rni", (Mrs. D. 0 .) 620 San Fernando. Berkel". Calif. 94707

LOAN fUND COMMlnll R Symonds Olson (Mn Ri chard T .) >7)) Coniston Rd Mittie. Wuh. 98105

Marl Isabel R:e, ks Bri uman (Mrs. Ro y) 9 19 Olive St • Yuba City, Calif. 9)991

Betty Barrina;cr Symonds (Mrs. J W .) 1309 S 92, Om ah a, Neb. 68124

b __ IRdo ntOmlMr--OrancI Vice PN.ld.... 0' Phllonfhro.pJo.1 Sar.h H olme. Hunt (MH Harold B ) 90 14 HoUy St , K ,nsu City, Mo 64 114

MUSIC COMMlml

Chaw--Mlry S.IOson Enid (Mrs. Dale) 2304 W 104th. Lea.cod Kan 66206

Pat Casey Barr (Mrs J ohn P , Jr .) 7629 Aberdeen , Shaw nee Million, Kan 66208

Joyce Bresee Bishop ( Mrs M L.) 6609 H illcrest , Okl ahoma City , Okla 73116

NOMINATINO COMMlnll

Mulvcyhill Brack (Mu. Reg inald) 6043 W.lnut Hill Lane , D.llu, Tn. 7)230

M dele i ne Closs Lafon ( M rs. Th omas) 704) Ma...,l and, St. Louis, Mo. 631)0

Shirley J one. Mann ( MH Robert E.) 6 West 21st St., Hutch · inIOn, Ka n 67)01

,. PHI TlMIS (OMMlnl! 1.-1 Coortllnotor-Janet Hemphill Jenk ins ( Mrs E. P .) 1020 Robert ltd ., UDcolo, Neb. 68no

AI,t.-Jen nifcr Moore Sim (Mrs. R Dalton) Wcst Ledle Rd Glutonb ury, Conn 060)3 Joh nlO n Munso o (MH. Phillip ) Box 122, Bradford. Ve 0'013

G ha Ullian An&l icke r O'ShauahnCUJ' ( MH J R .) 10 52 W. terl oo Rd , Ikrwro. Pa 19)12

Dolt_Miss EJiubctb Hccbtkopf, 6116 RiYerpoint Court, Norfolk, V. 13)05

Ipallo-Ruth Black A rnold (Mrs . SidDey M .) 1611 Mt. ParaD Rd ., N. W , AtI.nta. Ga 30)0 )

Zo'_JacqucIJll Smith ( Mrs Byron R) 225}6 Me· tamora Dr Birminl ham Mich • '010

I'-V illlinia Wynn W ood ( Mrs A Wil son) 11 06 Ruther· ford Rd .• Clnelaod Heiahts, Obio 44118

"'-'_M.O' Giles Arminrton (Mrs. J H .) ,,09 Winston Dr " Indianapolis, lod 46226

lot_Kathryn Summers Ski nner (Mrs. Raym ood, Jr .) 1620 Carr An., Memph is, Tenn )81().4

Ann Wallc:er WiU iw (Mrs. Matth ew D ) 1115 Lamar. Min. 38 H2

tambd.-A ndree Stephenson BIctJ.i nier (Mrs J. C.) 617 Gro ve St., Neenah, Wis 549 56

M_Eleano r H OUl ham Guerine (Mrs. Robert) 90) No"..ood , Melrox, III 60 160

N_Jeanne Wheeler Hubbard (Mil. Will iam) 300 Kimblll Rd , Iowa City, 10"" )2240

Miller Gamber (Mrs. Dale) >1 6 Sunset Dr. , Salina Kan 67401

OmIcr_Mattalou M.llhaJ Roth (MH. Milo K ) 2, Siloam Sprines, Ark 7276 1 ,I--Pranccs Dilly Broylcs (Mrs Gordon) 90 1 Hilltop, Piles · tine, Tex 7,80 1

att- Mar):art:t Morse bile (Mrs. H 1.) 1816 Ith, Helena, Mont )9601

SJtrr--$ ayre Webster Lawrence ( Mil Robe rt ) 944 S. Ma.· nolia Tu cso n Aril: 1>711 ' __Joy V.nane Goodenou,b (Mrs. Willi am ) 3932 W B.rrett, Seattle, Wuh 98199

Upilio-Dolo ra Bluer Tut'fille (Mrs. J ohn E ) 7828 S. E 28th St. , Por tllnd, Ore 97202

Phl--Layu Kilp.tr ick Dennis (Mrs. Billy Murt'J) 1229 E Oak Ave , EI Sclundo, Ca l if. 9024)

SCHOLARSHI' COMMlnu:

DI,..ctor 0' Scholar.hlp and ChalfIIMI_Frances Farrell Ross (Mrs H E ) 42 Ridgew ood Rd., West Hartfo rd , Conn. 06107

Alpha-Mis.s Jso bel M Smith, 28 Carol Dr , Dedham , MIs.s , 02026

ht_Jud ith Priend Strohm (Mn. P.ul E ) 74 Seven Bridlcs Rd ., Ch.ppaqua N Y 1051 4

Ocrmma-M.riln Kah Lancaster (Mrs Marab) l)·U HutilllS Mill Rd , PittsbUf'lh, P• • 1)241

Doh-Suun Schzlich Clendenin (Mrs G. R.) 8)04 Tobin Rd ., Apt. )2, Atro ndale , V•. 22003

Ip.U--Candlce Secor Annstrong ( Mrs. James G.) 20 Th.tch p.lm E., LII.o. Fla H)40

Zoto-Mlry Jane Keller Me ie r (Mrs . Carl) 1198 Lachrnoo r Bl.d .. Grosse Point e. Mic h . 482)6 Dale L. Conly, 73 Hudton St., Hudsoo. Ohio .4236 ntot-J ulle Putt Menddh.1I ( Mrs Phil E .) 484) Eas t 71 St ., Ind i'l'IIl>(Ilis, Ind 462)0

toto-Vic ki Gillespie ( Mn John 8 .) 11 3 Alto n Rd ., Nash· Teno )720)

K_W- Nancy W.trt:n Frlcn (Mn. Ha ro ld L.) 62 4 L.un« · lot Rd ., J.ckson. Miss 39206

Lamillcto--Mn Charles Lauder, 20 Spring Farm Lane, North Ow, St Paul, Minn )5110

Mu-- Kltheline Plrsley Andert (Mn. T L.) 402 S. H i, hlan d Ct., Cb.mpa iln, III 6 1120

N_ Lucile Crt:met Bostwick (Mrs. D on L.) )26 Waterbur}' Citcle. Des Mo inu, I,"", 50)12

XI-- Al icc Pontton H ol me! (Mrs. Wendell) 11 6 W. 19th 51 HutchinStln , K i n 67>0 1

Omkr...-A deline P.te Prentiss (Mil. G K ) 1101 Applebury Piau, Plnttnille, A rk. 72701

P5--Frances Glry (Mrs. Granville E.) 3628 Imperi al, Midland, Tn:. 7970 1

Ilh_Lisa Burless (Mrs. J D .) 1320 Lemay Ft Collins, Colo. 80)21

SI.....-Mari lyn Tench Alelllnder (Mil. Wm.) 3642 E H ilhland. P hoenix. A riz "018

T_J anice Buahnell Haosen (Mrs. Joo) 20131 8th St

N.E., Sn.ttle, Wuh 981»

U,"S-Domthy Mulli,an Rasmussen (Mil. Donald) 2(9) S W May6cld St., Portllnd, Ore 97225

Phl--M ar,uet Fife Tan,ulY (MH Peter) 11450 Albatl St., Brt:ntwood Glenn, Los Anaeles , Calif 900-49

SETTLEMENT SCH OOL COMMlnEE

Arro1lo'(Don! Board of Governors

Ch.'I'"'CI_Hesperia Ayleswort h H enderson (Mrs. J. Rou)

708 Devonshire H ouse, Rideau T owers, Calg.llf}' 6, Alberta, Can ada

Secretary and Cookb_k-Ca rolyn Oltrn,rr Koytnn (Mrs. R. R ) 69H Lynnfidd 0., Kenwood, Cincinn.llu, Ohio ")243

Tr_""........o li,j, Smith Moore ( Mrs. H enry, Jr.) 420 Pine St., Tenrhn., TexIS 7)001

'olley Verges Conaway (Mrs. S. S.)

I2}O Giron Ave ., Columbus, Ohi o 4}212

Woy. and Ba i ley H Ili ( Mrs A din H .)

<1039 Pi ping R oc k Lane. H ous t o n , Ttxu 77027

'wlldty_ He nrienl M cCutchan H uff (Mrs. J. N.) Box

206, Gatlinburg, Ten n. HH 8 Schol." h lp Chcl l rnta_J ean Bobst Venable ( M rs. J ohn H ) 1232) 24th Helena Dr , Los A ngtles. Calif. 90049

Cou"cll Contact Vice President of Ph ila n·

thropies : Sank H o lmes H unt (Mrs. Harold B .) 9014 H olly 51.. Kans n City. Mo. 64114

Me","' n of .he ._rd : Dalton (Mrs. J oh n M .) 1207 Moruu Dr City. Mo. 6' 101

Beth Olwin Du,'so n ( M a. H arold 5.) 924 W. Champaign. Ill 61820

MU1an G 136 D ruid Dr., Te nn. 37920

S. Ludle Je nnin.s. P O &x }06, HI} LinY ille 51., K lnlsport. r662

THE ARROW OF PI BETA PHI

Elizabet h Ydm Ki ngman (Mrs. Eugene). 3114 68th St Lubbock , Tn 79413

Suah Ruth Mullis. 190 S. Colonid H omes Circle. Atlanta, Gtorgia 30309

Dr. LurOll Odland, (vllesc o( H ome Economics, Uni· vers ity of 3'7916

Jean Dunbar Soco lo ski (Mrs. N. J .) 21) Foxhill Rd, Den vill e N.J 01834

Muiantha J OIImn Will ia ms (Mu. B. R J r.) ro Ma pk So., Groyes. MO 63119

Mrs. Luc i le Wood"' orth, 80x )6-, Gatlinburg. Tenn. 37738

1 Mela member-G rand Orpha O ' Rou rh (Mn. Andre ) 725 N Chu k, Wis HUo Director of A"aw..,o,,' Schoo' of Art and Craft_ Manan G Hurd, Craft H OUK. Unhersity nf K nox· Tenn 31916

h :ocvtl o McC ulchan Wood"'onh (Mrs. L. M.) Box )67. Gulinburg. Ten n. 37B8

"wlldty and Publle lelcrt lon_ lie nrietta M H uff (Mn J N.) Box 206, Gatlinburg, Tenn nB8

SlIde' l actives: .rite your Province President alumnz; write your Al umnz Prn\ince President Trave' Timmons Bre1l'tf (Mrs. Robe rt ) )2) Westv ie w Dr , Manhanan. Kan 66}02 "',row..,o"t School of rt. ond Craft _B ox ,6'7 Gallinburg, Te nn. 37BS owcroft Shop-Box H4. Gatlinburg. Tenn. 37738

TIANsnas Cardnn (Mrs. G A .) " 51 .• Ohio <4)701

National Panhellenic Conference

N.-c Cha lrma" , 1969 71 I'e"nlum (Zet. Tau

Carl A Fr isc he 114 Rd.. Broo kYille Glen

Hud, L. I. , N Y

H'C Sec,etary 1969 71 I lennlum (Alpha G.mm. Del'a)_ Mr s. Dc:nnis Foxworthy <4007 S. E I-th , Edmond , Okla 7}0}4

H'C Tr_surer, 1969 71 Ile"nlum (Alpha Delt. ",_ Mrs. Btrne Ja cobso n 4103 Wuh in8ton Blv d. 5 Wash.

The Roll

981 18 " leta 1 DeI Hden Boucher Dis (Mrs. Carr E ), 'U4 Rd ., Columbus. Ohio 43221 '" leto "hi lit ""ternote--Dorothy Morgan (Mrs. Kent R ), 2648 High St Linco l n. Neb 68)02 "I ta 'hi 2nd Paulson Vana5K (Mrs 1998 Bro.ad1l'ay , Apt. 1606, San Calif. 94109

of Chapters

(oil o1l' i n, itfms in of of its name of or un i. chapter address , o f chairman o f AlumlU! Ad yiS(lry Committee with addreSl

ALPH NOYINCE

' Zanto p Ci o ffi (Mrs C har l« M .), Gl oYer Ave , N o rwalk Conn. (68)0 C __ nlcvt Iph. (19<43) Univmity of Connecticut: Pi Beta Phi, University o f Connecti cu t, Storr s, Co n n. 06040; Sharon Murphy; l O)'e Di ckin s VOla '" (Mrs Robe rt G.), 2 Ho ll y Lane, Starn , Conn. 06268 MIll Ipha (1920) University of Maine ; Somer5C1 Hall , Orono. 04473: Mi ss Janet Reaers, 788 Stillwater Ave RFO #1, Old. Town 0<4468 Monochu.eHa Alpha (1896) &5ton Univenity; 160 Ba), Stue Rd ., Boston. M ass. onu; Susari Crust : Miu Rhonda Gamble, 14 St M us. 019" Mo,_huMH, t. (19"4) Un/Yenity of Massa c husetts ; 388 N. Plusa nt Amhersl M ass. 01002; Paul a Gemborys : Linda Wdlm.n O ' Conn or (Mrs. B R ) 3<4 Rollifli ride Rd., Am · Ma u. 01002

N a Scotl. Alpha ( 19}4) D alhousie University 111 9 T o wer Rd , Apt 20); Halifax, N S., Can .; Jud y McEon is, Mrs Brown , 81 B M .in Ave N.S , Canada

InA PROYINCE

" h nt-- Myu OtP aima Re imer (Mrs. Wm. E ., Jr .), <42 9 Rd Bu"'yn Pa 19}12

Now York Alp'" (1896) Syracu K University: 2 10 Waln ut Plaet , SytacuK N Y 13210 ; Slephanie Mfl Don · aid Pair, 109 Ceda r He i,h u Rd ., N Y 13078

Now York OontMo (191 <4 ) 51. L.wrence 21 Ro·

moda Dr., Canto n. N. Y 13617; M Kl i m : K ith· «inc Parker G roves (Mrs. 21 Collele St Can· ton, N Y 13617 N_ York Delta (1919) Cornell no T riphammer Rd ., Ithaca , N.Y. 148,o ; Ma rg a ret $cnnett; Wyatt (Mrs. Rober t ). #1 Cfda r II han. N. Y 148}0 Yermont (1898) o f }69 S ProSpecf 51., Burlincton Vt 0540 1; Sarah J Demong; Marl .rel Ryan Van Dine (Mrs. H A. , Jr ), 21 Lindenwood Dr ., S 8 uri inaton , VI. OHOI

GAMMA ,IOYINCE

Hag aman (loin. Ralph C, Jr .). 26n Q uail Hill Dr Uppe r St. Cl.i r Pa ))24 1 Mcrryl.nd (1944) o f Maryland ; 12 Fraternity Ro w, Park , Md 20740; Lura Po well : M rs. Mo lly Fra ntt , 4930 Battery La • A pe:. 6, Ikthtsda, Md . 200 14 'ennlylvanl. lot. (189') Buc knell UniYusil),: Box W)o. Bucknell Uninnity, Ltwisbura: Pa 178}7; Ved a Ward ; Mrs Tho mas M R D 1 t.ewisburl, Pa 17837 ".,.nayl I Gommo ( 190}) D ickinson College; 60 W 51., Ca rli s le , Pa. 17013; Donna Wernu ; Joa n Slohr Stehley (Mrs George), 1042 S Wts l St Carlis le, Pa 1701)

"_nayl",onHi Epall_ (l9H) SUle Univer· sity; } Hiester Hal l. Par k Pa 16802 : K athy Mir ia m S Wdlington (Mrs A M .). 3 12 S Bu ck· hou t St Siale Collele , Pa. 1680 1

DELTA 'IOVINCI

,,... kh" t-M II'Y Eliubeth Smilh SocUef (Mrs. Wm 5). "1 Richmond Rd , WilbamsburJ. Va. 2)18)

Nwth C••II_ Alph. (1923) U niwtsity of N orth Carol ina; 109 H ilbborouah 51 Chapel Hili. N.C. 27)14; Suzanne Wills : Jeanne Basnighl Hoft (Mu. B A .). 906 Coke r Dr., Chapel Hill, N C. 27H4 North Coroll_ Iotel (1933) Duk e Uninrsitr; Box 7096 Duke University, Durham, N.C. 27707: Ikth MUZI,; Susan Persons Robe l! ( M n. Pau l A.), )) 11 Cou r t land PI Durh am, N .C. 27707

VI,,'"I. Oomme (t92n College of William and MirY: Pi Bet. Ph i H ouu. Williamsj,uf,. V 2318); De borah Dou,ghcrt, ; M. ry Eliubeth Sadler (Mu W. S ), 1)1 Ri ch · mond Rd Wilii amsbufA' Va. H18) VI,.I"lo Dotto ( 196)) Old Do m inion Uninrsity; IH2 W. 49th SI , N o rfo lk , Va H)08; Cand, Jones: Nell Mc· Gl allih on B.ird (Mn E R ., -Jr.). 12 1, M.nchesttf Ave .• N o rfo lk. V •. 2\)08

Wo.t Vlr""Jo Alpho (1918) West Virg in ia University ; 1493 UnIversity Ave Mor,a nt ow n , W Va 26'0'; Becky H .m· ilton: Winifred H eis kell Wildman (Mu. Joh n) )12 Grand St .• Mor,anlown. W Va 26)0) W ••t VI",,,,o o-mo (1 968) Ikthan, College : P .O. Box )09, Beth.ny Collele Bethany W.Va. 26032; Sun n Sehultl; Donna Sm ilh Chau ( M rs. J K .). 1117 Suenlh St.. Moundsville. W.Va 26041

E'SILON 'IOVINCE

"..lcIo"t-Eliubcth Kraft Schwe iur (Mu. J W ). 1800 Summerland Ave , Winter PlI'k, PI. 32789

FIorillo Alphe (1 913) Stetson University; Box 1237 , Stetson University, Deland Fla 32720; Gay ler J. cobs; Fl oy J ean Pft ou&h Hale (Mn G , D ). 237 W Plymouth An .• De· land. Fl a. 3272 0

PlCHido lot. ( 1921) Plorida St.te Univ e. rsity ! 51 9 W . Jeffer· .on. T a ll .husce. Pia . 32301; Debbie Callahan; Susan Kittredge Fishe r (Mrs. Thom u) 1726 She.rwood Dr. , Talla · hassee. PI • 32303

"orl", D.lto (1969) University of Flori d a, P O BoI 12H 7 University St. li o n, Gainesville. Fla 32601; Meli ssa Grcen; M rs T homn B Elfe, 3,47 N W. 32 Place Gainesville. Fla 3260 1

O.orela Alphe (193 9 ) Un iversity of 88 6 S Mill · edBe Ave .• A thens. Ga. 30601; Shi rl ey McDa ni el; Min Sanh Ruth Mulli s, 190 S. Colon ia l H omes Ci r ., Atlanla Ga 30309

South Co,ollno AI,he (1931) Uni versity of South Carolina; Box U·H24, Un i"l'ersity o f South Caroli na Co lumb ia. S.C 29208 ; Suu nne Duncan: Mary Let-s Graham McGeary (Mu J A ), 30 GibbcJ Ct .• Columbia, S.C. 29201

ZETA 'IOVINCE

,.,...Idottt- Mar&arct Kra uu You ng ( M u. R A.), 29299 Albi on Rd • Albi on, Mi ch. 49224

Michl " Alpha (1887) Hillsdale ColieBe; 304 H illsdale St H illsdale. Mich 49242: Ann Kell y; Be lty Weaver Sharpley (Mrs H .) 9) A rbor V iew. H illsdal e M ich. 49242

MlchlltG" Iota (1888) Universily of Mic h igan; 836 Tappan St Ann Arbor , Mich 48104; K.ren Sluck: Jane Griffel Bradbury ( M u. Dnid) 1936 Alhambra , Ann Ar bor. Mich 48103

Michl " 04immo (194) Michigan State Uni"l'e.rsity; 343 N Harriso n Ent Lansin" Mich 48823: Cindy Teague : Gretch· en Manternach Gibson (Mrs W. T .). B5 Elmshann Dr Laru:in" Mich 48917

Michigan D.U. ( 19 '9) Alb ion Colle,e; 110 7 (ass St.. Albion , Mich 49224; K aren Stefanski; Miss G. Robina Quale. 404 E Eric. Albion , Mich 492 24 om AI", (1901!1) Univeuity of To ro nto; 220 Ik verlcy St .• T oron to 2B, Ontario. Can.: A n ne Graham; Mrs Nancy Brun lon Buber (Mrs. W P .), 474 Broad wa y Ave .• T oron to 17 Ont o

Ontarfo Iota (l914) Uninnity of Wes tern Ontario; 293 Centra l Ave London. Onuri o. Can.; Di .na Beresford 8C"Vcrly McCl ennan Steele (Mrs. R G.) )21 Duffirin St .• London. Ont ., Can nA PROVINCE ,,..Idont-Nancy Stewart Smctu (Mrs William). n64 Trailwind Dr Monl&OOkry, Ohio 4)242

Ohl Alpha ( 1889) O hio University ; 6 S Coll ege. St Ath · ens. Ohio 4)101; Robin Smith; Jean finsterwald Sprque (Mrs. Edw A.L I Northwood Dr.. Athens. Ohio 4)70 1

Ohio Ioto (1894) Ohio Sute. Uni"ersity: 184) Indi.nola Ave .• ColumbuJ. Ohio 4}l01; linda Mou rer; Ruth Glad· den Brown (Mrs. Ted) 110 Knob Hill Dr., 5 Columbus, Ohio 43230

Oh l D.lto (192) Ohio Wesle.yan University; 96 Elizabeth St., Delaware, Ohio 4301); Ja ne Spr«her ; Dorolhy Buck Al mstud ( Mu. Gordon) 26 Richards Dr.• Delaware , Ohi o 4301'

Ohl 1,.110" (1945) University of T o ledo; 3029 W Ban · croft. Ap I, II Seoll H a ll , T oledo. Ohio 43606; Carolyn I.akc : Sharon Jones Lanse (M rs. Jones), 2330 Godda r d Rd .• Toledo. Ohlo 43606

Ohl. Z.to (194)) Miam i University; MacCraclcen HI li Mi am i University. OI ford. Ohio 4'0)6; Mam i Willerl ; M .ry DcI)u1fon BaldWIn ( Mrs. W C.) 701 Ashford CI. Cincinnati. Ohio 4)231 ' • Ohio Ita (19"') Deniso n University; .oil} W. College. St., Granvill e. Ohio 43023; Barbara Naylor; Cynthia Liste r Krauu ( Mrs Walter). 22) So. Prospect 51.• Granville. Ohio 0023

THETA 'IOVINCE

,,...Id.nt-Nancy Coli; Pontaine (Mrs. Louis J ). 639 E $c.minary, Greencaslle In d. 4613) IndJo_ Alphe (l881) Funlclin Co llege ; Elsc), H.II. Box 106, frankl in, Ind. 46131; Gloda KUJhne.r; Gc.ruude. Deer Owens (Mu R08er 8 .). 320 N Dri ve, Franklin, Ind 46 131 ,,,enono hto (1893) Indi.na University; 928 E Third St • Bloo min,lon. Ind 47401: Kr i, Elibasich ; Jane. Het tick Perry (Mrs. Gene) )09 Har vey Dr Bloominston, Ind. 47401

Indlono Gemma ( 1897) Butle r University; 8 3 1 W. Hampt on Dr • Indian apolis, Ind 46208; Nora K lrioJich, Jane. Ktcl Duck (Mrs Donald). )001 E 12nd St., Indi anapO lis Ind 462))

'"dlo_ D.tt. (1921) Purdue. Univeuity; 1012 State St .• W Lafayette Ind. 47906 : Lind. Verner: M iss Ann e. l.ommel. 320 Plrk Lane, West Lafa yette. Ind 41906

I"dlono Ip.llon (1 942) Oc.Pauw University; 303 S. Locust. Greencutle Ind 4613': Co rry Rieaer ; D iane N Gossard (Mrs. Ke.ith). 60, E Anderson, Greencastle, I nd 4 61}, Indlono Z.t. (19)2) Ball State. Univeuity; Rogers Hall, Mun cie, Ind 47306: Bonnie. Pearson; Margarel McClung Edwards (Mrs. Ric hard) 1314 Winthrop Rd , Muncif" Ind 47304

IOTA Pl.OV1HCE ,.,...Id."t-Jean Hatlo r Thomas (Mrs R obert W . ). ')24 Barfield Rd .• Mem phis. Ten n. J8817

K.ntucky AI,he (192) University of Louinille; 2030 Confctedate. PI. , Louin·ille, K y. 40208; Martha. Oldham: Nancy Ungaro Lasky (Mu. N. L). 9724 Some r ford Rd Louisville. Ky. 40222

KontvdfY Ioto (1962) Un i vcu ity o f Kentucky; 409 Co l um · bil. Lexin.ton , K y. 40)08; Mary J an e. Sute: Min Lindl N. Ren sch ler 2013 Fairmont Ct • Apt. 9. Lexington , Ky. 40)02

T no Alpha (1923) University of Tennessee at Chait.· DOOIa; 846 Oak St., Challonon,a, Tenn. 37403; Debby Collins; Barbara Da[ton Warner (Mu. POrler) 1)26 Rugby Rd , Challanocca , Tenn 37412

T _ Iota (940) Vanderbilt University; 118 24th A'fe So., Nuhvillf" , T enn. 372 12; Marie T aylor; Ann Gle nn H ayts (Mrs. Larry) 6121 Stoneh.ven Dr.. Nashville , T enn. 372"

T ne Gemme (194') University of T enneuc.e; un Cumberl.nd Ave ., Kooll;ville , Te.nn. 37916; Rebecca Snc.II; Emily Turner H elton ( Mu P E.). 716 WhirlawlY K nox· ville. Tenn 37921

T. __ D.I (962) Mempbi. State University; Bos 819" , Mem phis SUte Univeuity. Memp h is. Tenn 381lt ; Blanche Pnlctt; Jean Pitcock Madiso n (Mrs A F Jr .), )391 Sh.d, Grove Terr.• Memph iJ. Tenn. 38 11 7

KA"A 'IOVINCI

"..ldOflt-Anndte Mitchell Mills (Mu. J ack). 2128 V es· trid,e Dr ., BinniDJham A b. 3)216

Al abama Al p ha (1927) Birmingham·Southern Collclc ; Box ,9A, 8irmin,gham -South('rn COIIC8C, Birmingham, AI • lH04; Dura umpbd l ; Zoe Sandn-s James (Mrs. R. E., Jr .). }65} Crutsidc Rd., Birminab.m, AI •. :n223

Alaborn. I.ta (1949) Uni"cnity of AI.b ama; Bo. 12)9. University , All 35486 ; Shlron McMahon: Elsie Lawrtncc Gribbin (Mn R E , )r , ), 9th St., Tuscaloosa, Ala. lHOI

Alabama 0- (19H) Auburn Univtrsil'J; Dorm 7, Auburn University, Au burn, Ala, 368}0; Snetro ; Cuole Conniff' Yeaman (Mn. J .D.), Rt #1, Bo. BO, H ope: H ill. AI •. 36-40}

MbaJ" lpp l Alp ha (1961) Univenity of Southern MiS5illippi ; Box 376 Southern Stltion, H' l t icsbu rol, Miss. 39401: Jane H ammond: Gail Bull Hupe:r (Mrs Glenn T.), 2804 Jdferson Dr., H.tl iuhufl, Miu. 39401

Ml nl lpp l I.t. (1962) Uniycnity of Mississ ippi: BOil 2848. University, M iss. }8677; Ann Latture; Lynne LeMutu Ke ll y (Mrs. R. J.), Jefferson Ave., Oxford, Mi ss.

LAMlDA P.OVINC E

Pre .ldent- Mary Tauart Timmcke (Mrs M. E ), Church St ., Beloit, WIS 5})ll

Melnl.obo Alpha (1929) University of M.nitoba. 1211 FI«t A ve • Winnipeg 9. Man Canada; Donna Cronl'lllll«; Mar8;o le art Cameron (Mrs. K ), Waverl" St., Winnireg 9, Ma nitoba, Cln Mln_.o'. A' pha (1890) University of Minne so t. ; 11 09 SE 51.. Min neapolis, M inn. Sally H ansen; Plm Tti,en (Mrs W.yne) , l Ave. N W., New Bri8hton , Minn HIl2 North Dakoto Alpha (1921) University of N orth Dlkota ; "09 Cambridle. Gund Forks. N.D. ,8201; Terry Nelson: Beverly Vlrber, Rohde (Mrs. Geor,e) n N. Sur Terr , East Gund Forb , Minn W1u:on.l" ta (19 19) Beloit College; 84} Coll ege St" De· loit, Wis. HH I; Ruth Ann Lehman; Sally O'Neal Donato ( Mrs S.muel). 20 16 E Ridge Rd Beloit, Wi •. mil W I"on.l" Gamma (1940) Lawrence UniversilY: Cole man Hall }07 E L.wrence St., Appleton. Wis. Wendy Pradt. Jane PlelChe-f HanSC'n (Mrs. P.ul) 740 Chestnut 51 N«nah, Wis ,"9,6

MU ,.OVINCI

Presldent-Doroth, Jean Bake r McFadden (Mrs. Robt.) , W North St .• Decatur. III. 62H2 IIlInoi. A'pha (1867) Monmouth Colltge-; M onmouth Col· leae, M onmouth. III. 6 14 62: Judy Anderson. Al icf M c· Dougall Jensm (Mrs. Ru sse ll N.). UU E Broad way , Monmouth , III. 614 62 IlII noll ,.-o.lt. (Betl: 1872) Delt l: 188-,n Kn ox Colleae: Kn ox Colle8e. Galesbu r8, III. 6140 1 ; Cl rol Daugh· erty; Beth W.lter Bivens (Mrs. Don). to" N. Cedar, Galesbur8, Itl. 6140t 1111 Ip.llo (1894) N orthwestern University: 6}6 Emenen St Evanston. III 60201; Judy Shepard: Nancy Nolen Sherid.n (Mrs J.mes), 2427 Thayer. Evanston. III. 6020 1 IIIlnol. Z University o f Ill i no is; 100' S Wri8ht, Champaign, III. 61820: G lenda Gay Gordon: Rose mary Fulton Untetd (Mrs ) 1210 Bellmcade, Champai,n. III. 6 1820

llilnol. Ito (1912) Mill iki n Uoinrsity; N PaitTiC'W, De· CIItur, III 62)22 ; Jean For.:; J ayne Gansc hin ietl Blulos (Mrs. O L.L }O S.ndcrcck Dr Decatur, I II. 62121 IllInol. n..t. (1947) Brldley Uni.e-rs it)' ; l oo.c N. Institute , Peoria, 111. 6 1606; S.lly Sutton; M.ry Baco n Holtz man (Mf!. R J ), 1914 W. Cashman Ct Peoria, III , 616 1"

NU ,.OVINCE

'reaJdent-Dorothy NeI,wn H unttr (Mrs. James H). 20 16 S 9 15t St. Om.lha. Nfh. 68124 Iowa Alpha (1868) 10•• WHltTln Un in rsity; S T HIli, Mt. Pleasant, l o a '2641; Ren« Simonini; M.iz ie Teagu Gr«n (Mrs James) 412 Broadway. Mt Pleaunt, 10"'1

I.wa (187'" Simpso n Colle8e; 06 N B u xton, I ndi · anoia, JOWl )O ln ; S.lIy Trpk os h : Shirley Oa, Bunch (Mrs R H ). 2 10 W, Lincoln, J ndi.nl o la , Jo a )012' Iowa Galftll'la (1877) Iowa State University ; 208 Ash A ve ., Ames. To )0010; Deborah Turner : Mlr8aret ltonard Buck ( M rs. J A .), H4 Forefl Glen. Am u. Towl

T H E ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

l o w Z.,. ( 188 2) University of lo a : 8" E. WlJhin8ton, 10 City, low. '2240 ; Carolyn Burke , Martha Lear Larson (Mrs. Jo hn W , ), 12 W. Park Rd ., City. l o a , 224 0 NHnuko a.fa (189) University o f Nebruka; "26 N 16th. Lincoln. Ncb 68,o8: Pamela Peterson: Diane Zcc kse-r Por· te-r (Mrs. J D.) 949 Mulder Dr Lin coln, Neb. 68"0 South D. k ota A.,ha (1927) Uni\e-uity of South Dako ta. 118 N Plum, Vermillion. S.D H069 ; Ann Hamilton; Ann K incaid Ward ( M rs. S R ) 716 E Clark, Ve-rmillion, S D n069

XI PROVINCf

Preal dera t-Sh irley J ones Mann (Mrs Robert E ), 6 W. 2Ist St , H utchinson, Ka n. 67)01

K.nICU Alpha (t8 H) Unive rsity o f Kansas; 1612 W t)th, Lawrence, Kan. 66044 : Betsy Adams; Mary Ann Min Dickinson (Mrs, Marten)' 902 W 27th Te-rrace, Lawrence , Kan 6604

KonlCll aeta (191) Klnus SUte- Univers i ty; 1819 Todd Rd , Manhattan, K n 66)(12; MelaniC Epperly; Cecile Bros5Cau Kendall (Mrs W. Richard) 20H Pierre. Mlnhatun, Kin. 66'02

MI ourI Al pha ( 11J99) Uni" ers ity o f Missouri; HI E Ro l· lins, Columbil, Md 61201 ; Sheill Moore- ; Miss Mary Louise Wdlbund, 810 A Fairvie- Rd .• Columbia. Mo. 6'201

Mluour l 80ta (1907) Wuhin8ton University; Box 42. Wash· inaton University. S t Louis, Mo 63UO ; Katie Kuhne; Kath y Bevill Lupo (Mrs. D. G.>. 41 L Algonquin Place-. 51. Louis. Mo. 6}119

Mlasourl Gomm. (1914) Drury Coile-lie; Drury College. Sprin8hdd, Mo. 6)S02 ; M Susie- Mo rris ; Vicki Rook Lollar (Mrs. Gary), 2112 Cinderelll, Sprinafield, Mo 1i5804

OMICRON NOVINCI

Pre.rdont-Caroline Erickson HUlhH (Mrs. H\IIb). 1000 S. Ho erton. Cushing, Okla 740H

Ark.nIG, Alpha (1909) Uni\usity of Arkanus ; '02 W. Map le Faye-tleville. A rk. 7270 1 : Ja n ROK ; Jun Fe-tier Gr«nh.w ( M rs. Leonard). Box 4276. Faye-Hev ille Arle 7270t

ArkanIG t. (196}) Little- Rod: Uni'l'trlity, Box "0)7

Asher A ve St Little Roc k , Ark 72204; M.ry Kathryn Holmes ; Sari Wynn Wyerick (Mrs. J T.) 707 Bowman Rd .• Little Roc k , Ark 7220, Oklahoma Alpha (1910) Univmity of Okl.tmma: 1701 S. Elm, Norm.n, Okla. 73069; Pat H ierony mus ; Mara lre t Fell Thurston ( Mrs Thomas W ), 8}3 Buch, Norman, Okla Ok""""73069.... (1919) Oklahom. State Cleveland Stiltwate-r, Okla. H074 : Muy ban Thomas Simlnk (Mrs. Edmund D ), veNily Ave Stillw'Le- r, Okla, 7"074

PI PIOVINCI

University; McM aincs; 2001 West '" Bar· Uni·

' Ident-Je lnnette Simps o n Ro berts (Mrs. Richard A .). 167" Longwood Dr • Baton Rou8e, La 70808 Loul.la_ Alpha (1891) Ne comb CoIle-8e: 7014 Zimple St New Orleans, la 70118 : Karen Conley: Anne Dyer McK« (Mrs, Wm C,)' nO) C.mp St., Ne-w Orleans. LI 701U L-..Iakmo to (19}6) Louisi.na Sute University: P. O Boll: I n60·A L.S U , B.ton Ro uae- La Winifred Gill ; Virlinia Cocbran Sette- (Mrs. Thomas) 12661 Loclr:hlnn. Bltoo Rouae, L•. 7081) Tuo. Alpha (1902) University o f Texu ; 2300 SIn Ant onio, Austin Tex 78 70, ; Pam Pitze r ; H allie Dewar Fer8uson (Mrs. K«ne-). 2702 Verdeb an k CiT Au st in, Tex. T :a (1 9 16) Southe-m Meth odist University: } 101 Dan · iel s, D.ll u. Tex J oa nne M oore. Mlrj orie lucas Powe- r (Mrs . W. J . A .), }'H Mockin&bird Line, Dillas. Tex 7HO'

T o..-a (I9H) Texu Tech Univers ity; Box Tcxas Tech University, Lubbock Tex 79406: Ann Hearn ; Laura McCrlcken Mc M i ll an (Mrs W G.) 4404·llIh. Lubbock, Tn: 79416

T•••• D.". (19'6) Texas Christi.n Un ive-uity; Box 29704, T C U , Fort Worth. Tn: 76129 ; Susan Hill ; M rs Charles Ferree. 341} Acorn Run. Fort Worth. Tex 76109

IHO ,IOVINCI

Idont-Lucille McCrillis Ry l and (Mrs. J oh n) , 3470 E Kentuclcy A ve , Dcn'I'Cr, Colo. 802 09

THI A llOW O F P I I nA PH I

e.I.N4e Alpha (1884) Uninrsity of Colorado; 190 Elnenth St., Boulder, Colo. IOlOl; Pit Kane: Luell. Pretti Tamm.riello (Mrs. A R.), 1992 Fuller Ct., Boulder, Colo. 10lOl

e.l __ 10,. (1IU) Uni ersity of Ocn cr; nOl S. Jose· phide, Ocn er, Colo 80210: Laura Penn; Mrs Milton Dos10Ulh, 4040 E. 6th Ave., Dcn"'eI, Colo. IOno

e.I o.n..- (19)4) Colorado State Uninrsity: 6n W. Lake, Fort Collins, Colo. 10nl ; Marlys Fenj:lu ; Nancy Weinland Bartran (Mrs M. D." 1212 Southridle Dr , Fort Collins Colo. 10)21

MoM AI.,.. (1921) Mont.n. State Uni ersity: 1304 S Fifth, Bozem.n. Mont '9 7 U; Gail Rodenbcl1 : Laura Kramer H.nson (Mrs. E L.). 2111 SPrilli Cred: Dri e Bozeman. Mont '971' w,.om Alpha ( 19 10) Uni ersity of W yomina: frat ernity Park, Laramie, WYO 82070 ; Jan H illstud: Marth. Bauman Brown (Mn R F.). U06 BonDC'"f"iIIe St., Laramie. WYO. 82070

SIGMA NOVINCI

Pre.Wont-Lucile Johannessen West (Mrs L O id), 6729 E Horseshoe Rd .• Scottsdale. Ariz 8nn Art._ AI,..,. (1917) UniversilJ of Arizon.; 10l) N. MOUD' I.in Ave., TuclOn, Ar iz U719; S.ndy Rathbun; Mrs. Wm. C. J acqui n , n02 E. A lh.mb ra PI., Tucso n , Ari z 8HI1 Ari._ Ioto (196') A rizon. State Un iversily: Bos 27(. A.S.U., Palo Vude, Tempe Ariz. 8)281; Jonnie Lou M.dson; Barb.ra Caine &ale ( Mrs. J .dcson) , )99 N. Wuhina lo n Chandler, A riz. "n4 Meale. AI", (1946) U ni yenit) of New Mesico; 1701 Mes. Vista Rd. N E , Albuquerque, N M. 81106 ; Joyce Rowdo ; Barbar. Olin,er Meierinj: (Mrs. Robert), 1608 C.liforni. N.E •• Albuquerque. N.M. '7110 Utoh AipM (1929) UniversilJ of Utah; 1443 East lSI South. Salt Lake Citr. Utah 84103; Teena O is; Vir,ini. Clowes Wood. ( M rs. W. B.), n90 S. noo E•• I, S.1t L.ke City, UI.h 84109

TAU NOVINel

54oM-P.t flJd John (Mrs Philip)' 2213 38th PI.ce Easl, Sc.llie. Wash 98 102

AIItorto AI,.. (19}t) University of AJberta; 11012·8)th Ave ., Edmonton 63, Alberta, C.n.; SlWIn Elliot; Miss Iktty Klimovich 706·1004)·17lh St Edmonton , Alberl., Can. I AI,.. (1923) UniversilJ of Id.ho; )07 Idll)O 51. , MOKO"" Idaho 83843; Mil'" Jane Kalbus; Ruth BoIS (Mrs. L A .). )12 ElSt B. 51., MOKO"", Idaho 83143

Wcuhl " AI,..,. ( 1907) UnivenilJ of Wuhinslon; 4)48 17lh Ave. N.E ., Se.ttle, Wash. 9810,; M.r,ard Sundberg; Maraie Cooper Bathum (Mrs. Roy). 4610 E. Mercer W.y , Me reu IsI.nd, W.sh . 98()40 W (1912) Washinston St.te Uni\'enilJ; 707

LInden. Pullman. Wash. 99 163; Cusandr. Moore; Pc"," Moo re Coscriffa (Mrs. H. A ). l10 Derby, Pullman, Wash 99163

W GamMa (1948) Uniftrsity of Pu&:et Sound: Schiff H.II, Univeraity of Pugel Sound, Tacom., Wash 9&416; K.thy Shull; Miss Marie A Helmer, })24 N. 71h St ., T.coma, Wash. 98406

UPSILON ,.OVINCI

Pre.klem- Pat Ke lly Swan (Mrs. Robert G ) 444-4 S W. T wombly, Portland, Ore 97201

AI,.. (19U) of Nevada; 869 N Sim. , Reno. Ney. 89'02; Cheryl W.lker ; M.ry Holman (Mn. P.), 990 Rhode bl.nd Dr ., Reno, NC'"f". 89'0} aro.- AI,.. (19n) Uninrsiry of Oregon; 1)18 Kincaid, Eugene. Ore. 9740l; J.net Piche; Doreen Giengu Me· Cool (Mrs. D. L.), 2610 Ony., Eugene , Ore. 97403

Oneott (1917) Oreloo Stale University; 268' NW. T.ylor. Corv.llis. Ore 97331; Annetle Rasmussen ; J oAnne ESIC}' Yales (Mrs. Tom). 1720 N W. 13th, Co,.,.,allis. Ore. 97130

0....- Oammo (1944) Willamctte Univenity: 844 Mill St., S.lem. Ore. 97301; Lucy Edw.nb; Susan Merrill Lilch· 6cJd (Mrs. J .mes). 6286-17th AYe. N.! ., Salem, Ore. 97303

0,.._ Dolt. (1960) Portl.nd State College; 1962 S W 51h, Pord.nd. O re. 97201; May. Ad.movie; ; Dorothy Mulli,an Rumussen (Mrs. Donald), 209) S.W M.yfield. Porlland. Ore. 9722'

PHI PIOVINCE

PrMI ft-. Ernesune Garcia Ot-ilOn (M rs. Robe rt D .) 19H Parkside A e., HiJisborouah C.lif. 94010

e.nt __ (1900) Uni"ersilJ o f California (Berkeley); 232) Piedmont Ave ., Berkeley, Calif. 94704; B.rbar. Ficek ; Molly Burnett Wilde (Mrs Chu.), 67 Lynwood PI., Mo r Calif. 94"6

C.llf_hI o.-a (1917) Uniftrsity of Southern California; 647 W 28th St., Los Angeles. Cali(. 90007; Mary Ann Hart; Iklv.io Turner Kruse (Mrs. Jon). 1401 Imperial . Glend.le. Calif. 91207

Callfornhl D.lta (927) University of Californi •• t Loa An· ,e1a; 700 Hil&lId Ave ., Lot: Angeles Calif. 90024: Di.ne Pirie ; P.trici. Wriahl Bereel (Mn:. Wri,hl), 2)0 Ashd.le, Los AB,des, Calif 90049

C.llfornl. 1,.11_ (949) San Oielo Stale Colle,e; )080 Col· Iq:e Pl.. San Diel o. C.lif. 9211): Mary K.y Taylor: PcUy C.ssell POPe (Mrs. Sam) 9409 Barbie L.ne. SprinJ Villey, Calif. 92077

c.moml. Zeta (19'0) of California at S.nt. Bar· bara: 763 Camino Pftcadero. Golet3. Calif 930 17; Cand,. BI.ckford ; Claudia W.lers Guretl (Mrs. T. D.), 331) LM P inos Dr ., Santa Barbara, Calif. 9310'

ALUMH O"ICERS

ALUMNiE DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY

GraM Vic. Pr.IJl d.nt of AI"","_ Evelyn Peters K yl e (Mrs. Stanley E.), B Oak K noll Carden' Dr ., Pasa dena. Calii. 91106

Grand Vl co ProlJldon t o f Phll anthropa.-S ar.h H ol mes H un t (Mrs. H ar old B .) 9014 Holl y St K ansas CiO'. Mo. 64114

Director of Alumn_ Al le n H ighlower (Mrs. Floyd) 62H Al pha Rd Dall as , Tex, ,,240 Secretory of "'. Alumn_ D.portm.n Detty Rowt on H olt (Mrs. J 0 5C ph R .) 4707 Perry Wa,., SiOU il Citr, Iowa HI04 AI"","_ Club Ed ltOf'-Adele A lford Heink , ( M rs. H ans) :H34 Jewell 51 San Diego, Calif. 92109 O rder of the Golden A",ow- Address correspondence 10 Central Office, 112 S. H anley Rd., St. Louis, Mo. 6}10'

Th e R o ll of Alumnre Clubs

ALPHA P.OVINCE

Alumn_ Pro 'nco Proa ld. nt- Mrs Eleanor B. Roberts, Depot Rd ., Box )13. Truro Mass. 02666 .oriu hl... County, Mo ..- Patri cia Flynn Tucker (Mrs. L. B ). 23 Na.rg annsett Av e Pitts held Man. 01201

EOlt.,.,. Mol_Dorothy Men zi es Bostwick ( Mrs. Dudley), J9 1 Speari n Dr Oron o. Me. 04413

I ••ton. Mon.- Miss Cynth ia Proctor. 88) M upchuse t ts Ave , Ca mbr idge, M us. 02B8 Halifa x No a Scotl --C lhuine Log.n Gerry ( Mrs J. E.), 361 1 Deal S t., Hali fax, Nova $coti., Can.da Hartford, Conn - J ennife r Moo re Sim (Mrs. R D.lton). West Ledge Rd Glastonbury. Con n O6On Mancha , t.r A,... Conn..-Do roth y J urgelu Kr ivic k (Mrs G.), 84 Ayers Rd , W apping. Conn. 06087 N.w Ho n Conn .-suzanne Noc Oswald (Mrs Donald).

27 T am a rac Rd .• Wallinfl:ford. Conn. 96942

G,...tor Portland, Mo.- Elizabet h Pend leton H .nso n ( Mrs C. M ). 126 Pine St , Po rtl and, Me. 04102

Rhode laland-- Marll ery Heimberger Demmler (Mrs. E. F.) , 6 M .lcol m Rd., No rt h Kingnown, R 1. Southo,... 'olrflold County, Conn.-Ba rbara Rue Kn app (Mrs J W .), H G rey Rocks Rd Wilto n Conn. 06897 W ••t Suburban lolton Mau .-s uzanne Ruggles Dates (Mrs. Dona ld). 62 Woodridge Rd., Wayland, MaS!. 0 177 8

IlTA P.OVINCE

A1"",n_ ""o",,l"co Pros ldont- M au rine SU5C Evans (M rs. H S l. I Oxford Rd Apt. 11 Latham , N Y 1211 0 Albany N.Y._ Annette Wa lke r Holt (Mrs. D S.). 13 Crescen t Dr., Cut!etr)n. N. Y 120B Iufhllo, N Y.-&:tty Ticfen thaler H oekstr. (Mrs. I. A .). 28 Lynn Lea, Williamsville. N. Y 14 22 1 lurlington Vt..-ceceli. M el oney Lindbc1-g ( Mrs c.). 3)2 Colch ester Ave ., Burlington, Vt. OHO I Long laland-Nortfl Shora N T.- Fay Voelke r Boyd (Mrs W J Jr ), 26 Whitl oc k St., Plainview , N.Y. 1I80} Mld-HIJd.on Valley, N Y,- Mari' ne Watkins G riffith (Mrs. H ), 22 H ori:t oo Hill Dr ., Poughkeepsie, N Y 12603 Montreal , Canad-S lly R.mSC')' Ab bott (Mrs. E c.). 24) Kinders lcy A ve Town of MI. Royal Quebec, Can.da N.w YCM'k City, N Y.-Valerie T u ffee He ld ( Mrs G. N.). 161 Fieldway Ave ., Stllen IsI.nd. N.Y 10}08

.ocho N T ..-Mu ilyn Taylor Perry (Mrs. R .), 20 Brom· ley Rd Pittsford, N.Y. 14 H 4 .ockland County, N Y - Vi rgin ia Po well (Mrs W J .l. }O

Eutbo rn e Dr ., Spring Valley N Y 10977

Scho_ctady, N T.-'Mary Lou Ikck H iatt (Mrs. N.). 2)2 1

Whatne r Ln Schenectady. N. Y 13209

5yrocu , N T .--Gcne Archie (Mrs John), ,07 Sta ndis h Dr Syracuse. N.Y 13224

Wo.tcha or County N T ..--c arolyn Fuller K indle (Mrs D E.), 37 A ld ri dse Rd ., Chapp.qua, N. Y

GAMMA P.OVINCE

Alurn_ Pro lnc. Pre.ldant-Maurine StUllt Dul in ( Mrs Wm C.), ' 612 G rove St Chevy Chase, Md 200 1' &ottlmo,.., Md.-Jud ith Ca llahan ulnne), ( M rs R I .), H 4 W University Parkway, Balt imo re , Md 21210

C ,..1 ,.nn.yl_nMt, P• .-El izabeth Spy ker Owen ( Mrs A A Jr .). 107 S. 4th St , Lewisbu rg Pa 17837

Ha rris burg-Carll.I., Pa.- Frances Baker Landi no ( Mrs R H .). 20 1 Glen Rd ., C.mp Hill , PI 170 11

J y ShoN N J .-K im Larsen Johoson ( Mrs. T .) , 229 Howard Ave , Elberon. N. J 07740

MOl'}'land D C Suburbo_ N.no Barnes Kh h re (Mu. F.l. 11408 O riea ns Way. Ken singt on , Md

Horthern H.w JorMy, N.J.-Anne Dungan Newell (Mrs. J W .l. 9 Rotary Ln ., Summit, N. J 07901

Northern VlrglnJa , Va.- Pat ricia Vanderen Johnson (Mrs. H E ), 720 1 Capital View D r ., McLean. Va. 22 101 "'IJadolphla_D.lca , p • .-s a ndy Law R.mstad (Mrs. Ted). 37 Ela i ne Dr ., Glen Mi lls, Pa 19342

PhIlCld.lphla - Maln LI_, P• .-Junne White Church (Mrs. J F .). 8 28 Merion Squi re Rd GI.dwyne, Pa.

Ptttlbllf1illh, Pa .-Sall y Robi nson Tafel (Mrs. R E Jr .) , 44» Mt Royal Bl vd Alli son Park P, I HOI

Pftt burgh- South HIIII , Pa.-Emily Robinso n Ku nd e (Mrs. M . A .), 724 Robin wood Dr .. Pittsburgh , P I. 1)220 Iidgowaod, N J..- Plt He nc h ie Joel (Mrs. J B.l. )U O ld Wood s R d., Wyckoff. N. J 07481

Southorn Pnnc. GoOf'go ' County Md.-J an Spcc r M unyon. (Mrs. Larry ). 86)9 Greenbelt Rd G reenbelt, Md. 20770

Stato Call , Pa.- Mi ss A nn Browning, 8'0 Cricklewood Dr Sla te Co l lege, Pa 1680 1

Washington, D C - J l ne Bron k Counci lor (Mrs. J. A Jr .), )42 0 Aud ubo n Rd Bethesda. Md 200 14

Wilmington Del Kerin Be r t i Hearn ( Mrs C. B .), 700 W 20t h St Wilmington. De l. 1980 2

DELTA PROVINCI

A1umn_ Pro""lnco Pre.ldant-Phyllis Foste r Parker (Mrs. J B .), 1912 Wilshire Dr ., Durh am, N.C. 27707

Chapal Hili N C..- Lou Anne Ho we ll Robi nson (M rs. Rich· a rd ), 608 Ken mo re Rd Chape l H ill, N.C. 21) 14

Charl••ton, w V• .-Ad rienne Ad ams H en:tmann (Mrs. R E.), 1633 R.Ti na Rd .. Charleston, W .Va. 2BI4

Charlotte N C.-sall y Schul:rc ( M rs. Jo hn D.), 40}0 AbinS' don Rd .• Ch.r1otte, N.C. 282 11

CJanuburg, W Va.- Elean or Moc kler Bush (Mrs. A K .>' Bush Ave., Phili ppi, W.Va. 26416

Hampt_ .oad •• Va .-Susan Warder Peebles (Mrs. K.) 2'2 J ames River Dr Ne wport News, Va. 2360 1 Morgantow" W Va.- M.ry M .lhe r Bachmann. (Mrs. R 0.). 1281 Dogwood Ave .• Morg.ntown. W V •.

Norlolk, Portsmouth, Va - Di.ne Bow les Berry (Mrs. W. C.) ) 8)4 E. H u tings Ar ch. Virginia Bea c h. Va 23462

North VI,.,lnia, Va.- Pa tr ici VanDoren J ohnso n (Mrs. H E ) , 720 1 Capitol View , M cLean, Va. 2210 1 .Ichmand , Va.-N.ncy Ho lt Wright, (Mrs L. W Jr .). HOI Mo" Side Av e Richmond, V •. 23222

Sho_ndooh Valloy, Va.- M iss M a r th B Cald well. 2 16 Governor 's Ln .• #10 H arriso nburg , Va. 22801

SoutMnI Wost VI"lnJa W Va.-M iss Demaris Wilson, A thens. W Va 24712 VI" l nMt leach, Va.-Rivers Sha Schweitzer ( Mrs M H .) , 63H Ta ylo r Dr , N or fo lk , V a 23)02 Wheeling W.Va -Ohio Volloy- Mrs. Robrtt E W itte. 32 Elmwood P I., Wheeling , W.Va 26003

EPSILON P.OVINCE

Alum_ Pro lnc. P,...ldont-Ann L08.n Hefl i n 8cTtrsnd) W .verly Dr D .yton. Bea ch, Fla

AtJanta, Oo ..-5u u n Booden PI,yer (Mrs. Pa u l ). Vernon Springs Dr ., Dunwoody. Ga. 30n8

(Mu. 32018 ,006 I,..""ard County, Plo.-Betty N unn Gray (M rs R A .). 307 Cono A ve .• Ind i.l.ntic. Fl •. 32901

THE ARlOW OF PI aETA PHI

' I• .-Doris Brown (Mrs W. E ), 4269 Harbor Hills Dr .• br80. Fla 3})1 6 Columbia, S C_Mary Ann Benson Bro wn (Mu E H , Jr.), 2600 Heyw d St , Columbia S.c. 2920 ,

D.yt_ "'eh , "a..-Judith fent o n Bro""' o (Mrs G L. Jr '. 144 Harurd Ormond BeJch. Fla. ]2074

D.Land, rI._ Ruth fond Hutchings (Mrs.). 1000 N. Florida Ave DeL.nd. fla. 32720

Pt Len••reI.I• • rla.- Di.ne Evans Garvin (Mrs. G ). 2101 N E. '1st 51 • ft uuderdale. FII. 3H08 GaI I.III., , .--c.therinc Heubedt Wellner (Mrs. Wm ). 1821 N.W. 31st Terr .• Gainesville, Fla 32601

H.Uywood, Fl. _Jane Anderson Johns (Mrs B.) 414 S 57th Tttr Hollywood. FII. H021

Jacbon.IlJo, rI • ..-Lynn LaGun,e Francis (Mu. Wm. W , ) 769 G rove Pnk Blvd .• J acksonville. PI•. 32216

Lokoland, ,I• .-Mary J ones (Mrs. J 5 ). 916 Euclid Ave .• bkcland. Fl •. 3}801

MJaml, ria_ Natalie Brunda,e MeGa"", (Mrs Wm ). ,600 Mauiore. Coral GJblcs. Fla. 33146

Orlan"o-Wlnt.r ark n._Jean Morris Frydenbor, (Mrs K.). 1614 Cole Rd Orllndo Fla 32803 ".nlelCo", rla-Gay McLeod Btll (Mrs. H. L.). 1212 N. 17th Ave .• Pensacola. fl •. 32'03 St. 'ot burv, n • .-Belt}' Stni,ht Axel rod (Mrs. Wm B.). 797) 3rd Ave. So • St. Petersbur" FIJ. 33707

S_sota, no_ Marcil Mancwal Murray (Mrs. K. A .L 1118 Palma So la Bl vd •• Bradenton. PIa. 33'0' Southwo.t norlda, rI• .-Kim Ballnd Thompson (Mrs. Wm E.), 291) S.E. Fifth Crt .• CaPt Coral. Fla 33904 T.II.ha , '1._Vir,inia Griu (Mrs. Charles). 2)()() H nriman Cir" Tallahassee. Fla .• 32303 Tampa, 'Ia..-Barbara Oolva Piepu (Mrs. Nathaniel). 3214 Fountain Blvd" Tampa. Fla. 31609 W••t Im leach, na_N.ncy Whtcler Fisher (Mrs B L.). 8143 N. Eliubeth. Lake: Park. III . 33403 ZET HOVINCI

",1"", ",o.ln,. Pre.I nt- Funas Wilson Merker (Mrs. H enry M.). Lakeside. Birminaham. Mich. 48009 Ann ArtHw, Mlch .-N.ncy McCoy Bri"! (Mrs. D.). 1067 Mor ni ngside, Ann Arbo r. Mich. 4810} 10"1. Crook. Mlch.- M.rth. G Ikwey (Mrs. Charles) • .(9 Lynwood D r .• Battle Crerk, Mich. 49017 lloomfl.ld HIlIt Mlrh.- bdyn Phillips Mont8omcry (Mrs. R.). 127) GoUview, Birm l nsh.m. Mich 48128 II_fleI Hili., Mich ., Jr_ Lucy line Scru.a:s (Mrs D ). 1740 O.k, Bitmin,hlm, Mich. 48009 Detralt-Dearborn, Mlch_Lucille Wi lJOn Wri,ht (Mrs G ). lUI H illcmt Dr., Dearborn. Mich .(8124 O,an" .ap'''., Mlch_ Mrs. Jamn D. R ic•• 906 Lakeside 5 E Gund R.pids. Mich 49,06 Or.... ".Int., Ramsay Gustafson (Mrs. R . J.). }46 HilJcmt, Grosse Pointe Puk. Mich. 48U6 HomlttOfl, Ont., Canoct- Pearl Barker Schmuck (Mrs. C. B.). Box 70. Ancutcr. Ontario , un.da Jocbon, Mlch..--G loria Bliss Federer (Mrs. H. D.). 1711 Mlybrook Rd • Jackson. Mich. 49203 Ing, 10" Lanlln" Mlch_ Mntha Fleming Banta (Mrs G. 5.). 241) Leon Ave .• Lansi",. Mich 48906 North Woodw , Mlch_Ann Wrilht Cushing (Mrs Oon · aid). 68 Amherst. PlelSant Ridle. Mich. 48069 Tor_to, Ont C. ___ Anne Puney B••den (Mrs D E,), 46 The Bridle Park. Willowd.le. Ont. , Can (TA ,ROVINCI

"'Ium... "r•• lnc. I.n t-S.bra H.nsen GUI. (Mu George F II). 18715 Fairmount Blvd • Shaker Heilhts Ohio 44118 kran Ohl_Julie Purcell Kerr (Mrs G ). 462 Mo lJnt

A.e., Akron Ohio 4431]

theft., Ohl_ Phyllis Schneider Lawrence (Mrs. R A ). Beechwood Esutes Route '. Athms Ohio 4)701 Centon, OhI_ N.ncy Rische Martin (Mrs. G E ) , 621 Ave S W .• Musillon Ohio 44646

C.ntrol, Ohlo--M.cy Funcy Cooke (Mrs Carl C, Jr ). 61 Hutchinson Ave Worlhin,;ton. Ohio 43OS, Cincinnati, OfIlo--LindSty Farnh.m Sie,fried (Mrs J ). 626 Myrtle Ave .• Tenace Park. Ohio .('174

Cto••"""-I•••, OhI--.5abr. HanStn Qu. (Mrs. Geor,e F • m. 18715 F.irmou nt Blvd • Shahr HeishlJ Ohio 44118 CJo Ja -W , Ohlo--J.nice Hill Case)' (Mrs JOKph C ) 19840 Riye"iew Ave•• Roclcy Rivcr Ohio 44116 Columbua:, Kellct Noble (Mrs lIlT)'). ,4,

Hlymore N . Worthinst o n Ohio H08, Da1'Ofl. Sue H a nso n Kus l r r ( Mrs J L 3960 Cornell Woods Dr.• Dayton, Oh io .(,406 HcI",lh.n, Ohl ...--carol Bradbur'f Braun (Mrs Charln Jr.). "'0 Haven Ave .• Hamilt on Ohi o 4'013 N ark-Gran III., Ohl_Mrs J.mes BJSt·5mith Lt""i, LIne, Ne""ark. Ohio 43o" 'ortlm_th, Ohlo--Gencvieve Tetlow Toombs (Mrs M F.). 3140 Sheridan Rd • Portsm o uth, Ohio 4'662 Sprln.ftekJ , Oh lo--Anna Jean Pappu Gianlkopoulos (Mrs. J. G ). 1)40 N. Fo untJin Ave .• Sprinsticld Ohio 4"04 Toled., OhI--.5h.ron Duffey Henni", (Mrs F E • Jr ). '867 Graystone. Sylvania. Ohio 43160 Youngstown-W.r,.n, Kauff Sher idan ( Mrs J W.). 21) Indian Trail. Pland. Ohio 44H4

THITA ROVINCE

"'lumnOl r lnc. 'r•• ld.nt- Emily Walter Wallace (Mrs John). 2727 Parkway Dr • Muncie. Ind 4nO", ...nd.rHn, I......-Jotlltn Btrchialli Mishltf' (Mrs . D . L). 2702 Rcdburd In ., Anderson. Ind 46011 11_lnfton, Ind..- Peggy Fruy Coo per (Mrs R H ). 1801 .Arden Dr • Bloomington , Ind 47401 Coillmbus, Ind ..--chr istin. Siefker (Mrs. Roben). 2760 · 25th St • Colu mb us . Ind. 47201 Elkhart Covnty, Incl..--suzanne Hicks Marques (Mrs V ). 4}34 G rcenle.f Blvd .• Elkha rt. Tnd 46)14 'ort Wayne, I .-Miss Btverlr Dildine '6 11 South Wayne Ave • Fort W.yne. Ind. 46807 'roaldln Ind_Jo Pruitt Mozin80 (Mrs. B J ) 1140 North Dr.• Franklin. Ind 46131 Gary, In".--cha rl ua Skolds Cidulka (Mrs John). w. 4 1st Ave Gary. Ind 46408 HcIft1mon", Ind_Joan K apozukiewicz Parducci (Mrs. L ). 842 1 Cotuge Grove PI.. Hiland. Ind. Inclla_poll•• IlId_Bttty Delme r (Mrs. D. 0.). 4,.9 E. Thornlciah, Indianapolis. Ind. "6226 ,nen._polll, In Jr_ Min Bonnie HJle. 8'11 N. Park. I ndianapolis. Ind. 46240 Kokomo, Incl.-Billie (Mrs W J ). R R Koko mo. I nd. 4690 1 Lafay."., 1 Ba rbara V aIn Kirk (Mn Dan), 813 Essu. West Lafayette, Ind. 47906

Mund., Ind.- MJry Ann Fisher Olinser (Mu 0 ). 2602 N. Tillotson. Muncie. Ind. 47304 Rlchmoncl, 1 M.ry Agnes Stltr (Mrs R. C.), 703 Henley Road South, Richmond. Ind. 473 74 SovtI! a.ncf.Mltawalr:a, Ind_Barbara PJul«kt J ones (Mrs Edward). HI Push",.y. South 8md. Tnd 46614

Soutflealt.m Ind_Mattha Hogsett (Mrs. Richard). 1204 N. Pcrkins. R ushville. Tnd 46173

So'lthport, In"_Marilyn Webb Hoth (Mrs. Louis). 3)01 H illcrest Dr • IndiJnJpolis. Ind. "6227 Southw.s'.m IncI_Mrs Richard Hovd. 800 St James Blvd , Ev.nsville. Ind. 47714

Terro Hovto, Ind_Anne Cooley Wilkerson (Mrs Wm R.l. Route 22. Bol[ 10, Terre Haute. Ind 47802

Valperal , IncI_Ruth Powell Gray (Mrs JJ ck). 756 Park • Valparaiso, Ind. "6383 lOT'" HOVINCI

",1,,_ PTo.lnc. Pre.lcfont-El illbtth March MauhJIl (Nn. Gilbert), 1932 Gflybar Lane. Nashville Tenn 3721)

II Rid , T.nn_J.ne Guffin GonaktT (Mn Gary E ). 909 EdStwood Or. St Ki",sPOrI, Tenn. 37663

ChoHan.... T_n_Mrs Jim Kctchen.id , 701 Oanbur'f Dr , Si,nal Mountain. Tenn. J7377 kn.ulll., Tenn_Ellen J Scott Taylor (Mrs Calvin) 1716 Uppinsh.m Dr • Kn Ol[vllle, Tenn. 37918

_. ky..--shirley Newcomer Riley (Mrs W P ). 1836 Blairmore Ct Lain,:ton Ky. 40,o2

Uttl. " •• , T_n_Helen W o lty (Mrs E B ), R. #1 Buckhorn Rd • GJllinbura, Tenn }77 }8

Loult.IlJo , T.nn.--carleen CrOlicr Pope (Mrs Thomas). 706 Souths.ide Dr • #4. Louisville. Ky. 40214

M.mphl., T_".- P.tsy Hall Newm.n (Mrs. B )

G len llIs.n Rd Memphis. Tenn 38128

Nath III., TOftft_Btttye Thackston WeslermJn (Mrs Wm ). 1400 Burton Valley Rd .• Nashville Tenn 372U

k A 1't0VINCE

1_ Pre.lnee f'reslcl"'- Miss Sally M OOK Huws , College Hill Rd •• Oxford. Miss. }86"

Ala.-Ruth Edwin Meadows (Mrs. Vel · mar. Sr.), 207 N. Fo urth St., Opelika. AI,. }6801 11"",ln,hom , Ala .-Bt1l7 Amidon Krsm odel (Mrs K F., Jr .). 33M HtfmiuBC Rd ., BirmiNr:ham, AI • ]H2}

MIII..-Mrs Claude Sarphir, 112 MdrOK, Hattitsbur8 MISS. 39401

HunU III., AkI..-Musurt Butltt ( Mrs Julian) 102 Clcrrmont, H unlSvillc. Ala :U801

JCKIu_, MiSt_ Mrs. S. lyle Bues, 3908 H,wthorM Dr •• J ackson. Min. 39216

Mlnlnlppl Delt_ l ouise Hull Mott (Mrs. N A ., Jr ), )26 Jackson Ave Yazoo Cit)', Mi ss. 39194

Mlululppl Gulf C_.t, Mlu_Miss Kitherine Schlcdwin, Apt 311, Marson Dc Ville, East Ikach, Gulfport, Miss 39)01

Mobile, Ala..-- Eliubelh William s Copeland ( M rs. J . ] .J. 49)8 N Carmel Dr " Mobile, Ala 36608

Montgomary AkI.-8arb.r. Weiss Oliver (Mrs. L. G.). 2868 S. Colonial Dr., Montgomery, Ala. 361 1\ Tuacal_so Ala.- Patricia Proctor Jessup (Mrs. Wm W ). 281) Mon tclair Rd Tuscal oosa. Ala 3)401

Unl .,.alty. Min.- Myra L« Sollen; Oliver (Mrs P ), Box 429 University Miss , 38617

Vlckillurg Min.-A nna Anthin Brennan (Mrs. John W ). 3321 H ilhland Dr Vicksburg, Miss. 39180

LAMIDA 'ROVINCE

AI __ "" 1_. , Id.M- Virsinia Hi,nell Tate (Mrs. J E. D .), 183 Campbell St , Winnipq. Manitoba Canada 1.1,. WlI.- Virainia Schiefer W o lfe (Mrs. Harry). 18}4 Suon8 Ave ., Beloit , Wis )})ll Dulvth-Su l.r. WI • .-Betty Butrs Zuber (Mrs. Nicholu). 302 Heather Ave , Duluth , Minn ))803 'ar••, N D.-J oa n Nichols Rosenbe r ger (Mrs. J.>' 61 W. Cou r t NDSU. Box "38 State Univ. Station, Farso, N D )8102

, ••• , r Vall.y .f WlI.- Barbara Brauer Werner (M rs GnhamL 19 1) N Gillett , Appleton. Wis. )4911

G nd '.rb, N D _M ae Marie Maim Blackmore: (Mrs B ), 623 23rd A ve So , Grand Forks, N D. )8201

Modl.on, Wb.- Mary Lynn Estes Moyer (Mrs. G ) , 8 West Brook Circle, Madison, Wis. )}711

Mllwauk WII.- M arlene Thiele SchiUh.tlth (Mrs. R ), 1)02) Cascade Dr., Elm G r ove, Wis. )}122

Mln_p.II" Mlnn_ Betty Ann Rost Pettit (Mrs. Al u B., Jr .), )328 Halifax Av e., Minneapol is, Minn. )H24 St, Paul Mlnn .--carolyn Meyer PeterKn (Mrs. G.), 33H uke J ohann Blvd , St. Paul, Minn ))112

WlnnlpOSJ Manitoba, Canodo--Carol Mackintosh (Mu J W.>' }44 B rock St., Winnipeg 9. Manitoba, Canada

MU NO.TH 'ROVINCI

AI"",_ " In'. """.Id_t--MarjOlie D«u: Early (Mrs Gordon), 2203 Iknderwirt An , Rockfo rd III 61103

Arlln.ton Hoighta, III.- Marj o rie Co,. Barnett (Mrs Walta), 2800 Southampton Dr Apt 201 Rollins III 6000.

Chico.. 1u,1_" W.....-' I III.-Miu J oanne Will, 1)60 N. Lake Shore Dr Chicaso. II I. 60610

Chlcag. South III_Min Elc:anor Shell, 6700 South Shon Dr ., Chic..ao, III. 60649

Chlea.o South Suburban III.-A nne Cleveland Eike (Mrs. D J.). 403 SUnton, P arle Forut, Ill. 60466

Chic W •• t Suburban, III.- Mini Bever Bro ning ( M rs. W S.), 811 N. Kinsing ton Ave., La. Grange Parle, III. 60525

01,1 p County. III.-Peuy Pool Wuerfd (Mrs. W D.), 7)1 Chidester, G len Ellyn. III. 60IH 'ax .I".r VaU.y, 111_ Mrs David Shepard 671 Constitution Dr Aurora, III. 60)06

Hlnlldal. T.wnudp III..-K arin G r imsley Balsbauah (Mrs. B,), HI Ridse. Cl. rtnd o n Hill s , Ill (0)14

J.II III_Mrs. D. B Harph am. R R 2, Box 117 Spring Cree-Ie Woods. Lockport. III. 60441

Lok. C-'Y. III_Dorothy Hoppe Ford (Mrs. R A ), )0 1 Bobby Lane. Mundelein, 111.60060

Mllt.n '.w,"hlp III.- Linda Price Behrends (Mrs. J J.), 256 SunKt. Glen EII,n. III. 60137

North ShcH-o. III.-Lora Lydeder Warvd (Mrs. W. H ), 1146 Prairie Lawn. Glenview. III. 60025

North lh_ Jr ., III.-Rebecca Chase Lah rmann (Mrs. Wm A ., Jr ), 7}7 Maclean Ave., Ktnilw orth. Ill. 600-4, Ook PtH'k·JJ or , ,t. III_Eleanor Houaham Guerine

THE ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

(Mu. R J.), 90) N o rwood Ave , Melrose Park , III. 60 160 Park .1d D. "aln.. III .-Sa nd r a QUlckenden Main (M.u M M L 751 N o rth WashlOal o n Parle Ridse , Ill. 6006• • ockford. IIl.-Barbua Wllty Erickson lMu. Karl), ,91) Landstrom Rd ., Rockfo rd , III. 61111

MU SOUTH ,ROVINCI

Alumnae Pro h". ' .... Idont-Hurie Haycock Brown (Mrs J. Lloyd). 1701 Golfview Dr Urbana. III 6 1801

Alt_ldwa,d."III., III_Jean Pigo tt Gilkison (Mrs. D C.), IIU Robert Dr., Godf rey. III. 6203) A n-Iu.hoell III .--caroline Chain Smith (Mrs. Don). Rural, Bushnell, III. 61422 lloomington-Normal. III.-M a ry Ann WlY Lauder (Mu. Frt<i) }O Country Club PI. , Bloomington, III. 61701 Champal UriMtna III.- Annette Wolfram D aily (Mrs. J W ). No.3 St anfo r d PI Champaign. III. 6 1820 D "III•• III.-Marion Nelson Golseth (Mrs. M .L .1 Country Club Or Danv.lie, 11\ 61832

Decatur III.-Mrs. Jack McCoy , }l8' Mc Anhur Rd , De · C'Nr, III. 62526

Gol••IIur• • III_Judy Reily Pacey (Mrs. Fred), 1700 N. Prairie. Galmur8. 111 6 14 0 1

Jaebon""", III.-Joyce Stapleto n Steagall (Mrs Sco tt)' R F O #1 Alexander , III. 6260 1

Monmouth III..- Miss Sally A Bowman, 711 N. 11th St , Mo nmouth, Ill. 61462 ,.oria. 1II.--C.l[olyn Constanl Briia (Mrs. J.mes), 324 StonCl.te Rd , Peoria, III. 61614

Quincy. III .-<:onnie Chatlen Graham ( MN R.lph l, 3724 N. 12th, Quincy , III. 6230 1 Sprt fI.ld lII .........cordelia Sttphens Ga (Mrs Frederick). 2024 S. Park. Sprinsfit:ld Ill. 62704 '''-CIty III .-Doroth,. Sparles Ericson (Mrs J M.), 26.) 18 St 0, Moline, 111. 6262)

NU PROVINCI

Alu..,_ 'ro ln,. 'r••ld_t--Mid,ge Hoalc T oo le ( Mr s. Wm ), 676 44th, nts Moines. l ow. )0312

Amo•• l.w_ Pat Breeden Black (Mrs. Larry), R R Ames , 10110'1 '0010

Ila,k Hili • • S D_Anne tte Dou,herty Mullin (Mrs. Fr.nk), 207 Philip Dr ., R,pid City. S.D. )7101

lurlln n, l.w_Jo Techltn bu r8 Kyhle (Mrs. J ), 2648

Subilbe St., Burlington, Tnwa 52601

Cedar .apld •• I.w--C uol Burger Davidson ( M rs. J ), 2301 1 Aspen Lane. Cedar Rapid s, I o wa 52403

Council aufb l.w_J eanette Smith DebUJ (Mrs. W H ). 4 Westlake. Council Bluffs , I owa )1)01

D., M.I_ l.w_ Anne Hubbard Shamb.ugh (Mrs R P ), 1601 19th Pl., West Des Moines, 10""1. '026)

1 lanoia low_Donna Peterson Ryan (Mrs. C L.) 917 E. Iowa, Indianola. 10110'1 )0 12)

I_a City, I.w--Camille C.se Calhoun (Mrs. J o hn), 92 Marietta Ave ., l ow. Cill'. Iowa )2240

Un,.ln. Nob_Barbar Gardner Churchill, (Mu. ROJ E ), 2)00 South St., Lincoln. Neb 68)06

Meum rI l.w_Eliz.beth Dlvenport Garrels (Mrs R E .>. R R I, Mt Pleas.nt. l o a 52641

Omaha. N.b_Joyce Johnson M.mmd (Mu. Ca r l), 976) Frederick. Omaha, Neb. 68124

Siou. City. '.w-SOnna Montlomery Crary (Mrs. Duid). 391S Country Club Blvd Sioux City. Io wa '1104 Sioux 'all •• S.a_Mary Quintal Vrooman (Mrs D .L 201 W. 2) th Sioux Falls, S.D. '\7105

V_IIII S D.-Julia Nielsen ChantY (Mrs. M L.). 315 S. University, Vermillion, S.D. )7069

Wat.n __ Codar 'all. I.w-S hirley Stevens Fresh ten (Mrs. Jamn). Kimball Ave , Wlterloo , l ow. )0702

XI ,.OVINCI

AI"",_ " Inc. "..,Idont- Marianna Kistler Beach (Mrs. Rou). 2101 Lincoln Dr Hays. K in. 6760 1

C.I_bJa. Mo.- Laura Robel$on Ellifrit (Mrs. K p,), III South Glenwood. Columbia, Mo. 6)201

"",chinn. K_.- Mary West on Hyter (Mrs Charles)' 12 E.st 27th, Hutchiruon. Kin. 67501

Jeff.rIG" Ctty. M• .-Diane Childers Green (Mrs John), 1006 Belle"ue Ct , JeHerson Cill', Mo. 6)101

THE AllOW OF PI lETA PHI

K-... City. Kan_MUT p,le Brcidcothal (Mrs. Job n) , 008 North 11ft St., K.nsas Cit)', K.n 66101 K__ City. Mo.-ltMiw_ Mlnl_. K __ M.ry Ann Ruehk Jamnn (Mrs. Dl'fid) , 71)9 Eby Dr ., Sha nre Mission K.n 661O<t K-..s City Me .• Jr_ I)"o«n Du.stm.n Tesppel (Mn. Wm ). ' 9 12 W 89th Terr , Overland P.rk , Kan 66107

wrenc., Kan_ Evd yn Carbon Senec.1 ('Mrs Ro but) , 1119 West 18th Ct ., Lawrence, K.n 66044 Manhetton, Kon .--Grrtrude Tobin Waubcra (Mrs Ivan), 112 Lonpiew Dr M.nhattan K.n 66,02 't JOMph, Mo..-shirlry D.le Lawrence (Mrs. P ), 2H4 Punces St ., St JOstph, Mo. 6,"0 1 't Loul •• Mo....- P.trici V.l ois Morr is (Mrs. D R.), 18 Crick lewood , SI. Loui •. Mo. 6)1) 1 Sf. Lovb. Mo Jr_ Patti Shirtum Robinson (Mrs. Ted K ), )11 Wi ld Poresl Ct , Blilwin , Mo. 63011 '''''',..fIold. Mo-Suunne Dischbrin White (Mrs. Rober t), 928 S Cav. lie r , Sprinsfidd, Mo. 6"04 Kon..-su. Straia hl Ad .ms (Mrs Rudolph ). 19)) Pembroke Ln , T o peka , K an. 66604 T -5tafa, Mo_Jean TnlOf Dwytt (Mrs. Ed P .), 816 North Pearl, Jo plin , Mo 64801 Wo.tom. K __ Alice Gould Humphreys (Mn. Don), 310' Broadway Gn:at 8r:nd , Kan 67))0 Wichita. Kon...- Mary J .ne Heinefairl (Mrs. Doyle), 9 H .w. thome Rd ., Wich ita. Kan 67206

OMICRON lAST

PIOVINCI

Provine. "...ldent-Miss Ailren B. SbuB, 1108 W 61h 51 ., EI Dorado, Ark 7tHO II Dontd..-Moenollo Ark...-J ane Douthit Dudley (Mr •. Robert) , 11 6 Stroud £1 Dorado, Ark 1 17)() Ark...-Ann 8r:ane Rainey ( M rs. W P ), Mur · ray Hill Apu .• Payetteville. Ark. 72701 .ort Smith Ark...-Ph oebe Wilcox (Mrs. P. u l R ), 322 0 South 281h, Port Smith. Ark 72901 Orand 1',..1 , "'rk...-M arth Bird soD!E H.mm.n, (Mrs Ho rd) , Route I Humphrey, Ark 7207) Hot $p"'nll" Ark..-- Marth. Dale Cook Coole,. (Mrs E. D ), 10t Oak Street, H ot Springs. Ark 11901 llttl. lock. "'rk...-Jane Hamm.n s Miller (Mrs G. R L 4813 Crestwood Rd •• little Rock, Ark 72107 Nowport _M .ry Alicf H olden Conner (Mrs. Job n), C)'JI rm Circle Newport. Ark 72 112 O.acoolo-alythovlll., rtc..--P.t McKenzie Criger (Mrs. C E III ). 9 10 H olly. Blytheville Ark 72)11 pm. "d. Ark..-sally O ens (Mrs. E M .L 4000 Cherry St • Pine Bluff , Ark 71601

T.xorlt_, Ark._T.x...- Mrs D.vid A Smith. 12 North · ridlle Circle, Rt ). Box ,40H, Tenrkan. , Tex. n)OI

OMICltON win PROVINCI

AI__ Pro.Jnw Pro.ldOftt-.--M n:i. Mullendore G rren (Mrs Ruf us J .L 1)11 Spruce Dunc.n Okla 7)))) .,. Oklo..--Elizabeth Cor Ev.ns (Mrs Rhn). HI SunKt Dr .• Ard more. Okl • 7)401 Iortl••vll , Oklo...-H lene Turntt VO,t (Mrs T l.) 826 WhipPOtWiII Ct., B.rtlesville. Okl 74003 CIOremoN Oklo..--J ane Gillett Price (Mrs. E N ). 620 S. Smith. Vinit•• Okl •. 74301 Dvncon. Oklo...-Mar,ant Bridlltt BurfOfd (Mrs .). Box 106) , Duncan, Okl •. nH)

Mvsk Okl_...-N.t\q Reistle H o lliday (Mn. 110' Ok lahom., MuskOlee Okla 74401 N-.n, Oklo..--M.riMie H.n JO n Ro binJOn (Mrs. Ja ck) , 1630 Ho llid .y Dr .• No rm an. Okl. 73069 Okl....". City. Ok ...-E vtlyn Hippcrson Tidholm (Mrs C. e ) , )()()8 Roll i ns Stone- Rd , Oklaborna Gr.,., Okl •. 7)120

Ok......... City, Okl. Jr..--Susan Blinn Lalta (Mrs. JCITJ' l.), 2618 N W 67th, Oklahom. Cit)', Okl •. 7)116

Povfa v.n.y, Ok la_M rs R H Phillips, 42 2 PUnect , Lind,.y, Okla. non

Ponca Ctty, Kay C-'Y. ot"...-unda Ray Rod&m (Mrs W. W ., Jr ). 14 ' Saulynn , Blackwell Okl •. 746)1

Stlllwoter OII'-...-J o Griffilh H or ner (Mrs. Norman 5 ) , 711 Hamed PI. , Stillwater , OHa 74014 Ok -c.ro lyn er wford Welc h (Mrs Charles E .). }424 E 6)rd St • Tulsa. Okl •. 74136

PI NOITH PlOVINCI

AI_ rro.I"ta ......w.ttt-Lorett. R.y Ri .en (Mrs. J.ck L.) 1914 Sherwood Dr Mo nr or. L•. 71201 ""o.on4ria. La..--Jean Bumum Morri. ( Mrs J.mes S.). )), Hummin&b ud Ln ., Ala.ndria. La 7 1)01 .........110 ' •• Judy V.n Aken T.,lor ('Mn. crt.,.,.) RI I &x) , Canyon. T cx. 790., lraao. von.y, Tox ..-sue Cumminas Gibso n (Mrs. Joe E.) • )0.4 8uton (&l[ }66. C.lvert Tex n 8l7 Dono•• T•• ...-Darlene Housley Hansen (Mrs. E 0 ), 7714 M.plec rest Dr D.llas To: 7H40

Dalla •• T•• •• Jr_J .ne Ba bin,ton Crowdl (Mrs R D III), 4006 Northview Ln .• O.lIas, Tn. 1}229

la.t '.xoa T.x...- Bobby Joe W.lker (Mrs Joe), 706

Noel Dr .• Lona"icw, Tex ,,601 'art Worth, 'ox...-A nn McGuire Simmons (Mrs. C M ), 62)7 Ken ick. Fort Worth, Tel[ 76 116 Lundn, 'ox...-J o.n N o rris Dunc.n (Mrs R H ). 1010

Woodl.nd. Lufkin . Tex . 1}90 1

MorINlII, '.x_J .yne Allen Abne y (Mrs. Ruben K , ). '09 W. Crockett, M.rsh.Ii , Ta 7n60

Mld CItt.• • ' •• ...-Dorothy Lc-wi. Crudup (Mrs. J N ). 1001 Whisperil'l8 O.ks Ct , Ar lin&ton, Tel[ 16010 Mont , ..--Lynn Kellet Hodse (Mrs W. J ). 806 Rimes Circle W , Monror, La 11201

Pompa. T•• Elizabeth Nock Meador (Mrs S J )' 1910 Grape, Pamp., Tel[. 19061

Rlchor"a_. '.x--Cheryl Cr.wford Simmons (Mrs S.). 7)23 T ophill Lanoe, 0.11." Tex n240

Shormon-Donl._ ' •• _M artha Strother Robinson ( Mn Ch.rles B ), 1218 Preston Or.• Shttman , Tex n090

Shro.oport, ...-M .ry McGc-t Boaas (Mrs P B ), 62' Albemarle, Shrevcpon , La 71106

'yler. Tox...-l ynn Pite Cobb (Mrs L. D.), 3401 Pollard Dr Tyler Tel[ 7HOI Waco '.x..--Anne Cartwri&ht Pelt (Mrs. A C.) , 421} Gorm.n. W.co, Tn 76710

Wlchlftl '011 •• Tax...-M .ry Averill Powers (Mrs Stephen ). H02 Speed y, Wichita Palis Tn 16 308

PI SOUTH plOVINCI

Alum". Provlnc. p",,"hI"t-Jo H DOser Sudduth (Mrs D. P ), ))(1) 46 th St , lubbock Tn 79413 Abn '.x..-s ue S enso n Stubbcman ( Mrs D vid). 124 1 uurtt. Abilene. Tel[ 7960, A stl ' ••...-PC&&)' J.c kson Miles (Mrs. Burlon). }OO I W.de, Austin. Tex 7870) A stln, T•• •• Jr_J.n Cooper H all , (Ain Ray ). 2007 Teakwood Aust in. Tu 18n8 Iet_ 1-... La_Dott)' Miller HarTis (Mrs. A Bri,ht ), 9112 Wynnewood 51 ., B.ton R ou8e. L• . 708H ortt, '.x_Anr)C Fishtt Winslow (Mn P. Thomas). 0) Centr.1 Cald ood. Be.umont, Tex 77706 Corpv. ChrI.fl, '.x_J.ckie Burst Golem.n (Mrs Kin · n.n), 814 8clmr.de, Corpu. Christi Tex 784t1 II 50 T.x...-B.rbara Br.un Heagem (Mrs G M ). "08 Stone Bluff Rd ., EI Paso, Tn 799 12

HJdolgo County '.x ...-Nevie Wd5cl O ens (Mrs. M i. chael) , 1201 Espcranza , McAllen , Ta 78)01 He t , '.x_V i r,ini. White Joiner (Mrs J ohn E.), "29 Lincrrst, H ouston. Tn 11027

Hov.ten '.x. Jr_JoAnne Sharm.n Cutin (Mrs Thomas M. ). )74 Piney Po int Rd ., Housto n Tel[ 1102" "'''yott., ,,--sail,. Drocbchmi.,h He:rpin (Mrs Ridl.rd J ). 1)1 Brent ood Blvd .• Laf.yette. l •. 10'0 1 Lak. Charl••, .-<:indy Dick so n Brame (Mrs Joe), 4010 Pleas.nt Dr Lake Ch rles La. 70601

LYbbock. 'o • .--Gwen Connelley Siafford (Mrs Lee) 3414 63rd. Lubbock. Tn 79413

Mo.lc•• D ' • Me.lc_Mrs Pred R Van S.nl. Virreycs Ill'. MeKico 10 , D P ., Mexico

Mldl d, '.x...-Un. Schmidt Ochsnu ( Mrs J, D .). 220 Huntillolton, Midl. nd Tn 19701 Now ...._Laur. W orlt)" Godfrl")' ( Mrs J•.mcs A.), 1)21 Pine New Orle.ns, La 70 118

O4os_. T.x_Jeree B.rnett (Mrs J L.), Rt I, Box " 31. Odess. , Ta 79760 s.. ...,....•• '.x...-Mrs H R Wardl 416 S M.d ison. S.n Ancelo. Tcx 7690 1 10" AMoN., T.x ...-Elizabeth Hamil ton O 'Neill ( Mrs L.rry). )03 Lamont S.n Antonio, Ta 78209

Victoria ' • • ..-}amIC: Ragsdale Dean ( Mrs. Sidney), 106 East Buena Vis!a. , Vlctona, Tn: 77901

RHO ,IOVINCE

AI"",_ "'.,,'n,. Pre,ldertt- Dorothy Williams Lomba rd (M"_ Geo rg e). W. 26th Ave., Apt 2, Golden, Colo. 8040 1

IIIII"SI" Mont_ Mrs. H ank Hammtrsmarlr: 2110 Woody Dr., Dillin,s, Mont. ao"lder, Colo.-Mrs. John Galm, nos Grandview, Boulder, Co lo. SO}02

los.mon, Mont_Jane: Dodge Walktr (Mrs. Kenneth), RI. 2, Box 316, Bozenun, Mon!. (a'P Wyo_Jutnc: Flrck Ke ller (Mrs. M A.), }nO 1\.hnor Heig hts Bl vd., Casper, Wy o. 8260 1 Chey.,. Wyo _A nna Simon Laycock (Mrs. M aurice). 609 Shoshon i , Cheyenne:, Wyo 82001 Colorado Spring., Colo.-Virginia WeiSSinger Grant (Mrs. J A .>. 3260 A ustin Dr ., Co lorado Springs. Colo. 80709 D."".... Colo .-M lno r ic Thompson Lock ood (Mrs. C. Jam">' Sou th Field. ukewood. Colo. 80226 D_ , Colo " Jr.- Kathletn Peavy K ugele r (Mrs. H C.), H61 E Maplt'Wood Ave., Liuleton , Colo. 80120 .ort Collin" Colo.-M rs. W. E Mo rgan, .fOO l E HorK ' tooth Rd., Fo rt Coll in s, Col o. 80Hl

Gr_t '011., Mont .-5 usan Symonds Keene ( M rs. R. W.), 712 '6th St. S. Great Falls , Mont. '9401

MeI.rMII, Mont.- M ar /orie J ohnson (Mrs. R D .), 1120 Floweree, H elena, Mon!. 49601 "'raml., Wyo.- M au r y Miller (Mrs. R E.), P .O. Boll: 934, burnie. Wyo. 82070

Itueblo, Colo - Wanda Mo r mon Glover (Mrs. AII'n) , 2202 Court SI., Pueblo, Co lo. 8 1OO}

SIGMA ItIOVINCE

Alumn_ Itro lnc. It,..sldent-Jean An de rson V inty (Mrs H o ward) , 402 M on tclaire Dr., N.E Albuquerque, N.M. 87108

Albuquerqu., NoM.-Sa llit Schi r mtr Marti n (Mrs Mar · sha ll ), ,o1 Well esley S. E , Al bu qu e rq ue. N.M 8 7106

Com.lbaek, N M.-Mrs B urdo m Thomas. 700Z E. Sunny· vale Rd ., Sco tts dal e , Ariz 8'2H

Ogd_, Utot- Barbara Christtnsen Rabt lMu Mar vin) , 4115 Edgthill Dr ., Ogden, Utah 8440}

Ith_nb, Arla.- M ar/lar e t Gill Sti lts ( Mrs Dick M .). 8008 Eut Scottsdale. A riz. 8,H7

10.w.lI N M.- Ann J o nes H er r ing (Mrs Paul) , 2011 Bt, · nett Dr., Ros,.,'e ll N M 8820 1 Salt 11. Ctty, Utoh-- M a r ian \'<' atkins I ngh am ( Mu Barry N .), 1769 Mountsin View Dr ., Salt Lake City, Unh 84106

Tunon, Arla.- Ricki Farquhar Lundstrom ( M rs. J o n), 6944 Arrowhead PI. , Tucson, Am tI)115

TAU ItIOVINCE

Alum"_ Itro lnc:. It,..ldent-Aileen Aylesw o rth Welgan ( M rs. Wm. M .), 1212 } r d A ve., N. Seattle, Wuh. 98 109 Anch_ge , AI••II_Jani ce Ogoultk Faiks (Mrs. J L.).

HH Hiland D r A nchorage, A laska 99504 ••I1 ue-E•• t.lde W.s h.-Jan Van Ltuvan Mc Ro beru: (Mrs. J .). 12211 S E 65th PI., Bellevue , Wl$h 98006 101 Idah-Ca mi lla Good Switur ( M rs. Mel). 1}13 Kingst on Dr., BoiR. Idsho 8} 705

C.lgary, Alb.rta, COrMllct.-M iss Donna Fraser, #10 1}10·1)

A ve., S.W , Ca l.llary. Al berta. Can. Edmonton, Alberto , Conod_A nne Archibald Bank s (Mrs. J P ), 1141 ,·41 Av e., Edmonton n, Alberta , Can. h.,.tt, Wosh.-J amie Osgard H uizinga (Mrs. W.), 6 18 nt h , Ap t. 208, Everttt. Wash 9820 1 Olympia, Walh.-Nancy Tho r nton Elliott (M r5. Mark P.). Rt 6, Box 489, Olympia, Wash. 9850 1

Itullman Wa.h Helen Nash Zuger (Mrs. Walter E.), 302 Water. Pullman. Wash. 99 16} S-ttl., WOlh.- Madeleine Olson Mennella ( M rs. V. A.). 1400 171 St Pt.. S.W Stall it. Wash. 98166

Spakan• • Wosh.- M rs. William T Hen r y. 44 1 W rth. Spokane, Wash 99203

Tae_, Wa.h.- Robert Whintry Luktns (Mrs. 015 Dr Tacoma Wash 98'66

V.ncou r , ' C • CanoeJ- Fnn Hi cks \X/alcott (Mrs. D B.), 6241 Buckingham Burnaby B.C Canada WoUa Wolla, Wo.h.- lucy Taliaferro Englund (Mrs. V J.), 9}8 Blue Mounuin Dr. , Walla Walla. Wash. 1)9}62

THE ARROW OF PI aETA PHI

Wenatdtee, Wash .--<:armcn Snitily Sirmon (Mrs. G. L.), 101 N. Hanford A\-e .• East Wenatchee. Wash_ 98801

Yakima, WClSh -$ UZlnne Zlngmark Doyle (Mrs. Wm.), 20, S. 60th Ave ., Y akima. \"(/ash. 98902

UitSILON ItIOVINCE

Alumn. Pro lnc. Itr.sld.nt_ lesl1e Harvey Whmemore (Mrs. Robe n). 30}5 Spr out Way. Sparks, Nev. 89H l C_I County, o,. E lino r Fegles Chandler (Mrs. Ben), 78' Telegraph Dr Coos BaY, Ore. 91420

Co olIls, Ore.- Kath leen Gibson Thatcher (Mrs. J.). }625 Hayts, Corvslli!. Ore 97}30

E"I_ Or• Barbara Ha yden LoomIS (Mrs. Robe rt), })40 Purl. Eusene. Ort 9740' Klamath '011" O,. .-su zannt Goel ler Smi t h ( Mrs. R W.), )0' M t, P ill, K hma th Falls. Ore 9760 1 11. Osw o Duntho , Or• .-Pat Batchelder Melrose ( M rs. Sam). 17814 Hill s ide Dr., Lakt OSlIIo'ego, Ort. 970}4

V , N.v.- Donna Jersey Mares (Mrs. M. W.), 3414 Alg o nQllln Dr ., Las Vegas, Ntv. 89109

Medford , Or• .-Nancy Fuller Brown (Mrs. RIchard), 10 Fai r Oaks. Medford, Ore. 97501

Itortl.Itd O,..-Mary Le Gore Stvanson (Mu. K E.), 910 Port land Avt _, Gladstone.Ore. 97027

Itortlaltd , 0,.. ., Jr .-5 ue Lt'Wis DaVIS (Mrs. Bradlty)' 1}609 N.E. San Rafatl Portland, Ore. 97230

I.na, N .-F"ol Lee Spell Gilbert (Mu. Harry). 174) Catalpa In Reno Nev. 89502

Sal.m, OA.-- Nan WUt Otwey (Mrs. Georgt W., Jr -). 268) Mountain View Dr S., Salem, Ore. 9H02

ItHI NOlTH ItIOVINCE

Alum_ Pro lne. he. ldent- Maye Wymore Siblt'Y (Mrs. W .), 156o Blaele Mountain Rd H illsbo r o ugh, Ca li f. 9"010

Iall.,.R.ld Collf.-Ruth Brown C l a rk ( Mrs R B ), 6001 Sunda le Ave ., Ke rn City. Calif. 9H09

l.,k.l.y EoSl .oy, Canf.-M a rt ha Funk Fulto n (Mrs. J ames C Jr .), 2748 Carisbroo k Dr ., Oakland , Ca lif. 9 .:& 6 11

Contra COlt. County, Callf.-J ean Wirths SCOII (Mrs J on). 118 6 Ceda,,'ood Dr ., Mo ng a , Calif. 9"5)6 , CoUf.-Ja ne Zeiler Donnelly (Mrs. R E.) , ,744 N 7th St Fresno. Calif. 93726

Honolulu, Howall--Ge r a ldinc Debenedttti Senner (Mrs. G.), 176 1 H a lekoa D r ., H onolul u. H a waii 96821

Marh. Covnty, Callf.-M a r y K ah lenbe rg Sch r Of:d tr (Mrs. A F .), ,6 Driftwood 0 San Rafad Calif. Mont.r.y It.nlnlul., Collf '--c aroline SmIth F ishe r (Mu William), P O. Box: 404. Pebble Beach. C.hf. 939H Italo Alta, Collf.-K aye Bailey Loughmiller (Mrs. B E.), 20696 Wndell Rd Saratoga. Calif.

Sacro,....nto , Callf - J udi Richards Guham (Mrs. Douglas), 1406 Robert son Way. Sacramento. Calif. 95818

Son 'randIeO, C.Uf.- Frances W il son Feist (Mrs. J P.), 10, R.mon •. Piedmont Calif. 94611

San Jo , Collf.--Geri Wieman Wells (Mrs S.l. 18485 Montpert, SaralQA:a, Cslif. 9'070 Son Mat , Calif_Jan e Allen Williams (Mrs. L. D .), , T urin Pl. H llisbr)rough. Ca l if. 9lO10

Santo Crua Callf.- Flortnce Lehmkuhl H an.scn ( Mrs R F.). 3H Spring St.. Santa C ruz. Ca li f. 9'060

Stocliton, Collf.-Nancy Moo re Bennen (Mu. J E.). 151) Co rt ez. Stoc:kton, Ca l if. 9H07

von.y of the M_n , Collf.-Verlty Grege rson (Mrs. Ralph R ), 1)96 1.os Olivos Rd .• Santa Rnu. Calif. 9'''0.f Yuba Sutt Collf.-MargHet H enze M urry (Mrs. She r · win R l. P.O. Box: 166, Y uba City, Calif. 9)991

ItHI SOUTH ItIOVINCE

AI","_ Itro lne. Itr.,ld.nt- Mume Clyde Goldbac k (Mrs. H. K .), }755 Sta r touch Dr Paudena. Calif. 9 1107

Ant.lopa VolI.y, Collf.-Valerie Kr oll Lunsltum ( Mr s. W. B .). 43937 H alcom. Lanumr. Cabf. 93H4

C.ntral Oronv. County, Callf.-Barbara Foltz Qui(tley (Mrs. R. P.). 2')21 North H atha,.,-ay, Sants A na. Calif. 92701

Cavl rMII·ltomono Valley, Callf.-5ally Mart son ( Mrs Otis W ' .) 20880 Muatcia Rd Covina, Calif. 91722

Glendol., Collf.-Jnn Re ad K apcrnaros (Mn. S. C), 6 11 Olmsted Or Glendale. Calif. 91202

La C_da Volley CoUf.- Lucilie Smoak McOonsld (Mrs. Marshall), 4140 Woodleigh Ln Pasadtna. Calif. 91103

Jell•• C.ll f..--<:laire Rllhbun Ribble (Mrs. W. M.L 87 Connd Ave , S,In Dieao, Calif. 92117 ...... "',h. C.llf --<Arol,n Mood, Lod:hllft (Mrs. &. tbur). 62}I East Sixth St 1.0111 Beach. Calif. 9081"

L An a C.llf-5anh Selby Harthern (Mu. H olaer). 221 N. Beachwood. Dr ., Los Anades, Calif 90004

L A" 'a• • C.llf , Jr..-Terry Lowe H all ( Mrs Robe rt ). 702 8 W Cbc- r ty Dr Pa los V erdes Penn .• Calif. 9027" North Ont..- Covnty CoIlf-Sharon Parker Al geo ( M n. Jerrr) 8'92 T .m.uck Wa,. Buena Park , Cali f 90620 '.aocIeno. CaUf..-Betty Pai ne Hune fdd ( Mrs W G., Jr .). 1 )}6 Viraini. Rd ., San Marino. Ca lif. 9 1108 Pa"",.no Calif., Jr-Sand ra Trou p Schm id t eMn. J ames), 2260 Hornet San M a rino, Calif. 9 1108 INlanda. Callf..- Ma r y Elizabeth Lu sh Hausrath (Mrs. A H .) . 129 Belmont Ct .• Redlands, Cal if. 92373 11".,.slda, C.llf..- Ellen Loc kwood Theobald (Mu. F D .>' "02' MellroSt: Riverside , Calif , 92'04 Sa" Callf..-Jant M'cPherson Fogg ( Mn E P ). 1200 E. "Olh, San Bern a rdino, Calif. 92404 San D , CaUf..-Jacqudine Tucker Dowdy (Mrs. J C.), 8601 Dammroch Cil'( le La Meu Ca lif 92041 S." 'antoMa, Callf..-J aMt M on fort Fmlo n (Mrs. M .) , 0'0 Romero Drive, T anana, Ca lif. 91})6 Santo aarltaro, C.llf..-H ate! Milovich Richard son ( Mrs L. J .), 69, San Ysidro Rd ., Santa Barbara. Ca lif. 9}I03

Sonta M_lco-Waattlda, CaUf.--5ybi l Co ffin Riene-, ( Mrs B J.), 10)60 Kuwick Ave., Los An&rles, Calif. 90064

South lay, Callf..-Jacquel ine Callan Edaerlon ( Mrs C. R.), 6909 PlUJl le lUd,e Dr ., Pal05 Verdes Pminsula, Calif, 90274

South C Callf_lmoiene Rop Hickman (Mrs H ). '01 Aven ida Lorenzo , Newport Beac h , Calif. 92660

Vantvro Courtty, Callf_Barb.n Brasmer LaKher ( Mrs E L.), 29)2 Surfrider, Venlun, Calif. 93003

Whittier ArM Callf.--Elillbelh Mercer McChryslal (Mrs. W. R.) U990 Graceldo Ln ., Whittier, Calif. 90603

'1 'HI POCKETS

eo,. Cad, Ma u .c:huHtt N a n Julie Fleck (Mrs. Sig· mund ), P O. Box 964. Orleans, Mass. 026B

lratttabor., VentMMtt- Mrs Dou.:las FrOSl, "8 H iah St Brattleboro. V I 0,,01 Mwy Ii thor, PlorW.-M abel Kin yon Stockdale (Mrs. F. D.). 803 E. M irade Sirip Pkwy M.ry Esthe r, Fla 32,69

Oc:alo-Mari_ C04mty, Plorid.-Dorothy Bil'f"ly Clack (M rs. J ack). 2240 S.E. 'th St.. Ocala, Fla. 32670

Wayc,. , Chora l Mrs T om L. DtBiue, '20 H anover Dr Waycrou Ga 3UOI

O,..",altl., IM'--Diane Nielsen Gossard (Mrs. Keith A .), 60, Ander lO n , Greencastle Ind " 6 1))

Syl_a..,.., H o lmes Jenkiru (Mrs. J amn) , 902 W Coosa, Sylacauca, Ala Du,," 1II1".a.......K a th leen Doyle Kenni COlt ( Mrs Harri · so n) , R R #1 , Hi ckory H o ll ow Rd. , Du ndee. TIl 60118 (ffinghwn , IlIInol lsabc:1 H ershey H enderson (Mrs. Gene). 1211 South Fourth St ERin"ham, til. 62-40 1 Me'harH" 1C."........Mrs, Fred Pie rce , 044 N. Maple , Mc · Pherson. Kan 67460

Maxlc.. MI ouri--Frances Buckner Nute Barnes (Mrs. La,..rence M .), 7 Park Circle, Mexico, Mo . 6,26, Altv., Otdaho_Jeanne Sta"lel Cleveland (Mrs Edcu W.). 1601 N. Willard , AhUJ , Okl a. 7))21

Mldw•• t City, Oklat.-Mrs Edward H McDo na ld, 3004 N Glen Oaks. Midwe:st City Okla 73 110 Ok""' , Okl.,*"-Ann Wil son M ile (Mrs J W.). 400 Oakwood. Dr .• Okmulaee Okl • 74 47

SMwnea, Oillahu" I Sue Schedler W intt' tr in&e r ( Mrs James) , "19 N. Oklahoma , Ok l a. 74801

Paria, '.x• ..-Verlinda Chesney Bennett ( Mrs W P., Jr ), 24 10 Bri arwood, P ris Tex 7)o{60

Opalou , Laul.la_Vir& i nia Nelson This tlethwaite (Mrs. E A .), 6 18 S Court SI .• ()pcl ousas. l..II 70no O,.ncI Junction, Manker- Hosk i n ( Mrs G K .). "II Rio Vista , GtJnd Juncti on. Colo. 8UOI

Lon."lew Wathl"ato-Jul ia Nosier- ( Mrs Mi · chael K ) , 3132 Wi ld,..ood Dr ., LonaTielV, Wash. 986)2

••n....

Na".do---G loria ROllchi Kent (Mrs Kenneth). Rt. 2, Box 320 FaJion, Nev 89"06

Sol.no--Napa County, Callfoml_Mrs. H a rry T Butler

163 S 'Mo nt, o rnery St., Napa. Calif. 94 ))8

Imperial Vall.y, C.llforn'-Darline Hunte r Gamble (Mrs. J mes A ). 16)1 Wuts i de Rd EI Centro, Calif. 922"3

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity D irectory in Ihis issue for addresses o f National Officers Central Office add ress is: 112 S. Han ley Rd., 51 Lou is, M isso uri 6 31 0' All due date s are to be postmarked dotts.

PRESIDENT:

Send a co py of the Chapter Statistical Report to your Provi nce Presidttlt as soon as possible after school begins. lkfa ft Septemlx-r I , w r ite Province Prc:sident o f goah and plans for the year. (In clude copy o f sumrr.er letter to chapler members )

September 2)-Arrange for fire insp«t.ion of premises by local authorities

Send monthly leiter 10 Province President postmarked n OI later than the 10th of each month, October through May

December I -Send Fire Pro tecli on Affidavi t or up/analion of Mn4 t1oidable dtlllY in undin!. ;1 10 Assis tant DireCio r o f Chaple r H ouse Corporations

l - Be,ginnin,g of Chapter Offi ce r Electi o n Period. Elect three alumnr t o AAC at same time chapter o fficers are elected

February I )- Fina l dale for chapte r n omi nati on for Amy Burnham Onken Aw a rd; send leiter of nominat ion t o Province

February I, - AAC o f each chap te r in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Service Aw a rd to the Pro vin ce Prrsident.

March 30- Final date f o r electi o n of Chapter officers.

Aprill, -Send Officer Instru ction Re po r t to Province P resident.

VICE PRESIDENT :

February I - Make preparati o n s f o r fraternity study and examination.

M arch 2o-Final dale fo r fratern i ty examination.

RECORDING SECRIITARY:

Send IBM Membership list ba ck to unlral Office as soon as poss ible after re ceipt.

I O--Send a co py of the chapte r bylaws to the Pro vin ce President and II. copy to t he Alumnr Advisory Com· mittee Cha i rman

TREASURER:

September- Send leiter from Grand Treasurer and local leit e r o n chapter finan ce (previ o usly approved by Prov in ce Preside n t) to parents of actives and pledges as soon as sc hoo l opens.

Send Finan cial statements to Parents o f Pledg es wh o have been app roved fo r initiation two weeks befo re the proposed initiation date.

Send to Central Office : Annual Budget Form BC·l just as soo n as it is prepared at the beginning o f the fall sc h oo l term. Do not wait until you send your first rep o rt.

Pledge an d/or repledge fees with GT I form within two weeks after any pledging or repledging ceremony. Co · o rd inate with the Pledge Supervisor who must send the pledge l ist.

Init iation fees with GT I f or m within three days .fter ea ch initiation ceremony. Coordinate with the Corresponding Secretary wh o must send the in itiation certi fi cates.

Sept thro ugh August- M onthly finan cia l report on due dates i n acco rdan ce with Treasurer's M a n ua l to Central Offi ce

By May 2O-Co ntr ibuti on s made payable to P i Beta Phi Central Office f o r Harriet Rutherf o rd J o hnst o ne Scholarship Fund and Convention H ospita li ty Fu nd. Send checks for co n tributio n to ot her Pi Beta Ph i projects to t he treasurers o f the re!pective projects f or the following : Settlement Schoo l H o lt H ouse

AUAust 31 - Send Annual Balance Sheet with final rep o rt to Central Office

Oct o ber 1, - Checlc f o r bonding fees and Bound ARR OW to Central Offi ce

October 20--Send nati on al dues of $' .00 per active mmlbe r to Central Offi ce o n GT l fo rm listi ng membe rs ' names and initiation numbers

If initiated afte r due date should pay national dues with initi atio n fees

January 1'-Senior A pp l ica ti o n Blanks and Seni o r Due s fo r midyear ,l;rad ua tes to Central Offi ce.

January 20-Send nati onal dues of $ '.00 per act i ve member to untral Offi ce on GT·l f o rm members names and i nitiation numbers

Apr i l O - $er...i Senior Blanks and Seni o r D ues f o r Spring o r Summer Graduat es to Centra l Offi ce

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Send to the D irecto r of M embers h ip within ten d ays afte r any pledging officia l Rush Inf ormation Forms with proper signatures fo r ea ch girl p ledged.

Send to the Rus h In fo rm ation Chairman of the alumnr club con ce rned within ten days after any pledging a "6

list of .11 girls from the town or towns under th.t alumnr club's jurisdiction.

Send to Province Prtsident and Central Office the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on postcard provided .

Send the Membership Statistical Report to Province President and Direct or of Membership within ten days after conclusio n of any formal rush .

RUSH CHAIRMAN:

Send within two weeks after the close of the form.l rush season the official rush report questionnaire to Province President .nd to Director of Rush

Two weeks after chapter elections newly Rush Chairman send name, address, and personal introduClory Ietler to D irecto r of Rush

Chapters with second or minor rush report results and evaluation within two weeks afterward to Province President and to Directo r of Rush .

No later than two weeks before close of the colle$e year, when the maj or rush comes durin.': 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 o f Pi Beta Phi materia l to be used in any rush or Panhellenic booklet. When the major ru shing season comes durin.': the second semester or term , the report shall be sent not less than four weeks before the rush begins.

October is-Send copy of Panhelleni c Rush Booklet to NPC Delegate

SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Within five days of installation write a letter of introduction to Province Scholarship (copies to Province President and Alumna Advisor).

April 25-For chapters having quarter system, send Blank #3 and Individual Averages List to Director of Scholarship, Province Supervisor, and Province President

June 10 (or immediately after Commencement)-scnd Blanks #4 and #S to Direct or of Scholarship (copies to Province President)

October IS-Send scholarship program and letter to Province Scholarship Supervisor to Provin ce President and Alumna Advisor) Include plans for study and improvement of scholarship'

November Io-Send scholarship Blank #3 and Individual Averages List for spring semester or quarter to Di tt'Cto r of Scholanhip, Province President, and Province Supervisor.

15-Write letter to Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alumna Advisor).

February 15-Write letter to Province Supervisor (cor,ies to Province President and Alumna Adv iso r)

February 25-Send Blank #6 (Application for Scho anhip Achirvement Certificate) to Director of Scholarship.

February 2S-For chapters having quarter system, send Blank # 3 and Individual Averages List for fall quarter to D irecto r of Scholarship, Province Supervisor, and Province PfC$ident.

March l}-Writc lettce to Pro vince Supervisor (copies to President and Alumna Advisor) In clude any revisi ons in scholarship program

March U-Foe chapters having semester system, send Blank: #3 and Individual Averages List to Director of Scholarship, Province Supervisor, and Province President

April is- Write to Province Supervisor (copies to Province President and Alumna Adviso r)

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

October to-Final date for Semi ·Annual Report to National Panhellen ic Conference Delegate (Copy to National Diccct or of Rwh) . April 15-Final date for Annual Report to Nationa.l Panhellcnic Conference Delegate (copy to National Director of Rush)

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Notify Province President and Central Office immediately when changes in chapter officers are Send initiation certificates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with chapter treasu rer who must send GT-l form with the initiation fees .

October D -Send name and address of president or Mothers· Club to u-ntral Offi ce. October 15 - Scnd chaperon data blank to Chairman of Committee on Chaj:'t"Pf'lns March 30--Final date for elections-Send new chapter officer list no later than Much 30.

April to-Send report on transfers to Director of Me mbership.

VICE PRESIDENT OF MEMBER DEVELOPMENT:

Send list of pledges with parents' or guardian's name a nd add ress on blank to Central Office and Director of Membership within ten days aJter pledging or repledging Coordinate with treasurer, who must send GT·l Form with pledgeE

April 2o-Ocadline for pledge examinati on for chapters having deferred pledging

October- Send Grand Council letter and chapter letter (previously appcovrd by Province President) to parents of pltdges a.s soon after pledging as possible. Send a carbon copy of the chapter letter to Director of Member Development.

October i)-Those with fall pledging send copy of program, plans and local pledge book to Province President (copy to of Member Devel opment).

November 1)-Pledge class president to send leiter to Province President.

December 2G-Deadline for pledge for chapters having fall pledging

January IS-Those with defecrcd pledging send copy of program, plans and local pledge book to Province Pltsident (copy to Director of M ember Development)

January 15-Those with dc:ferccd. pledgjng send Grand Council letter (previously approved by Province President) and chapter letter to parents of pledges

March lS-Plrdge class president of those with defc.rred pledging scnd letter to Province President.

PLEDGE SPONSOR

October-Stood Grand Council letter and chapter letter (previously approved by Province President) to parents of pledges as soon after pledging as possible.

January I)-Those with deferred pledging send Grand Council leiter and chapter Icucr to parents o f pledges.

PROGRAM CHAIRMAN:

October 15-Send content of pro.':ram for first semester to D i rector of Chapter Programs ( copy to Province Presidem)

November IO- Send report o n Pi Phi Night #1 to Director o f Chapter Prog rams ( copy to Province President) .

January 27-Send report on Pi Phi Night #2 to Direct or of Chapter Programs (c opy to Province President)

February 15-Send content o f prog ram for second to D irec tor of Chapter P rog rams (copy to Provin ce President)

April I-Send report on Pi Phi Night #3 to Director of Chapter Programs (copy to Provi nce President)

ACTIVITY CHAIRMAN:

November I - Final date for rep ort t o Province President.

March I - Final date for report to Province President

HISTORIAN:

Send to the Province President with in three days after any initiation a report that names of new initiates ha ve recorded in the Record of Membership BOO K, working with Recording Secretary.

May 15 -Send ('arbon copy of second half of Chapter H istory to D irector o f Chapter Hi sto ries. (The history itself is laltm to Convention by the de legate.)

February Io--Send ('arbon copy of first half of Chapter Hist o ry to Direct or of Chapter H istories.

ARROW CORRESPONDENT:

For (ull details and instructions, see ARROW Correspondent Calendar f or current year.

September 15-For Winter issue. Send list of initiates (since April 15), news, features and pictures. Als o pictures fo r Campus Leaders section. Send all to A RROW Ediwr

January 3O--For Sp ring issue. Send pledge list from fall rus h , ne ws, features and pictures. Pi ctu res fo r Campus l('3ders and Campus sections. Fraternity f o rum arlicle. Send all to ARROW Edito r April 15- For Summer issue. Send list of initiates (since Sept. 1:5) and p ledges (since Jan 30); chapter annual report; news features and pictures. Send pictures f or M o r ta r Board Who's Who, Other H onora ries, and Fraternity Sweethearts sectio ns Send all to ARRO W Editor.

MUSIC CHAIRMAN:

November I -Send letter to National Music Chai rm an March I 5-Send lett er to National Musi c Chairman

PHILANTHROPIES CHAIRMAN:

M ay I -Se n d to Chai rm an of Settlement Schoo l Committee a copy o f the Settlement School fo r co nsidera · tion f o r the May l. Keller Award

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

Send o rd e rs to Pi Beta Phi M agazine Ag ency as received November J 5-Send Christmas gift subscriptions to PI Beta Phi M agazine Agency to ensure gift card deli ery b}' December 25

PI PHI TIMES REPORTER:

November I-Sen d material to P rovince Coordinator. M arch I-Se nd material to Provin ce Coordinator.

APPLICATION FOR FEU.OWSHlP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS:

Blanks and Infomation on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office

January 15-Letter o f Appli cation for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand President.

March I-Application for Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship due to Grand Secretary.

M arc h I - letter of A ppliC1.tion for California Alpha Scholarship due to M rs. Richard M adigan, 76 Belbroo k W3Y , Alher ton, California

Ma rch i-Application f or Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship due to Grand V ice President of AlumnI:.

M arch I - Appli cation for Jun io r Group Scholarships due to Secretary of Alumnr D epartment. March 1 Craft W orkshop Scholarships. Assistantship Scholarships (work scholarships ) write to : M rs. J. Ross H enderson, 708 D eronshire H ouse, Rideau Towers , Ca lga ry 6, A lberta, Canada Vir.'tinia Al p ha Scholars h ip write to: Mrs Black M asse nburg , 5608 Purlington Wa y, Baltimore, M aryla nd 21212

DATES TO BE OBSERVED BY ENTIRE CHAPTER:

J anuary 9-Chapter Loyalty Day.

Apri l 28-Founders' Day 10 be ce lebrated with nearest Al umnr Club.

ALUMNA:

Due dates for reports are to be postmarked dates . Coosult Official Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of National Officers

PRESIDENT:

Ma,- Installati o n o( new officers at regular club meeting.

Novembtr but not later than February I-Elect Alumnr Club Rush Information Chairman and appoint at least 2 other members to serve from February 20 to February 20 o( (allowing feu December 1 to March 3O-Elect two members of the MC to coord inate with the election of chapter AAC members are to be installed when el«ted

February 2o-5end name and address of Rush Informa tiofl Chairman to Central Offi ce no later than Febru ary 20, so that it will appear in Rushin,lt Dir«tory of Summer ARROW . If not received name of Club Pres . wjll be listed . February 1-EI«tion of club officers to be held no later than Ma rch 31, said officers to lake office at the cl ose of the fiscal year.

April five Annual Report Questi onnaires to officers as directed.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Musl be recipient of THE Anow.

May 2G-Final deadline for new cluh o fficer list.

June letter w ilh club news to Alumnr Club Editor (or Winter ARRow

July U-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Fall Au.ow.

October IS-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Winter ARROW

Novembei Io-Mail club yeat book or program roster with program plans (page 23 of club President's Notebook) to the Grand Alumn a! Vice President, Ditt<tor of Alum nr Programs, AlumnI! Provin ce President and untral Offi ce.

January U-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Spring A1lR.ow

April I-Send In Memoriam notices to Central Office for Summer Anow

April I -Sen d new officer list to Alumnr Province Pres ident and untral Office for Summer An.ow .

TREASURER:

national dues and receipts to Ce"tral Office and as coll«ted throughout the year

May 2G-AJI-dues and donations of funds should be mailed to (..entral Office by this date in order to count for cuttent year

Pi Beta Phi School (Arrowmont)

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

Holt House

Hattiet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarship Convention Hospitality Fund

Make dub check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Office Check must be accompa.njed by GT·2 Form showing club's apportionment 10 desiro:l funds (Canadian clubs make separate checks.)

Checks payable to Arrowcraft Shop are sent to Pi Beta Phi Arrowcraft Shop, Gatlinburg, Tennessee 377,8

June 3o--send Audits slips as directed October 15- DeaJliI" for filing Form 990 with D i.rector of Internal Rtvenue for your district .

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN:

Novrmber-Review with Rush Informa tion Committee areas to be listed in Summer Au.ow . an, changes in club area listinA to unteal Offi ce no I.," than Ma rch 15. N ovember to D irector of Membenb ip.

Winter-Rev iew with Rush Information Committee areas to be listed in Summer ARROW. Send any changes in club area li stings to Central Office no later than Much March 1S - Send report to D irector of Membership.

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

November 2S-Send Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure Christmas gift ca rd delivery by December 2'.

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS:

September- Send annual reports and fee for Treasurer's bond, payable to "Pi Beta Phi Fraternity," to Dir«tor of Chapter H o use Corporati ons . Send copy of report to Province President concerned .

DATES TO BE OBSERVED:

April 28- Founders' Day-to be celebrated with neatest active chap te r or chapters. January 9-Chapter Loyalty Day.

NOTED & QUOTED

"The key to JI"vival of the fraternity system is involvement. ThiJ encompaJItJ not only law and order, bUI every olher .upeci of campUI life." JOHN J. HOHMANN, Phi Sigma Kappa

"Reach high-life'I lre.uurn all are kepi lipan Ihe 10pmoII IhelveI - Bul 11 01 beYMd your reach if Jail will reach heyond YOllrulveJ." H. L MARSHALL

"The cloud mind iI nol Ilriclly an affliclion of age . .. Neilher do I find Ihal Ihe crilical mind iI Ilricily a 'l"alily of youlh." DANIEL RATHMANN, Triangle

"Today's lludent! indicate that grandiose achievement if no longer the lolal meaI/lft, for in the l ong rlln, eve" man if a J"UeJJ in relation /0 the contribution each can make l oward the impro"I' menl of life for all mm." DR . Z. L. LOFLIN, Theta Xi

/I He who come! t o join Ollr fraternity should remember il hal bUll geuing ready for thirt een dteades t o receive him, He wOllld do well /0 believe in hili/ding il "I' and "01 te aring it down./I

SETH R. BROOKS , Bela Thela Pi

"Pr ogreSJ comes through fearless revision of an eslah/iIhed o rder , bill the worsl miItake one can make is t o con/IIIt deJtruction with reviJion and be delllded into thinking anarchy iJ a substitute for allihorily." SETH R. BROOK S, Bela T hela Pi

"At no time in hiJtory are fraternity valueJ more important t o the mainltnance 0/ a free society. Fraternities . . . mllJI be even more determined t o perpetuatt the hIgh ideal mId values of brother· hood in an intellectllal climate dedicaltd t o excellence and freed om ." HAR OLD M . MEYERS , Lambda Chi Alpha

"InIofar aJ I know, all fralernilitI uphold Ihe high ideaiI of perIOI1al inlegrily, u'lIelfiIh conIidera· lion for olherI, mulual helpfulneH, a unit of reverence for God, and Ihe purIuil of human per. fectiOl1." NAT S. R OGERS, Kappa Alpha

" A ItnIe of belonging and an identity with groups of Jympathetic inclination and common goaiJ are basic psychic reqllirements for almost every Q/le of IIS. 11 NAT S. ROGER S, Kappa Alpha

"We have never lived in an era when it has been so necessary 10 have a cool head, the will to per. Itvere, all endless of humor, and a.J milch information at 0111' finger/ips as our heads can absorb." Houston Texas City Panhellenic Newsletter.

tl Let II/ open 0111' eyeJ / 0 the true poten/ial of the fralernity system and strive to diuover what each of liS can do t o make il a reality." ELEANOR BU SHNELL LEHNER

"The fraternity hOllse mlllt be made a center of education , not a re/llge from i t. " DR . JOSEPH W . WART, The Record of Sigma Alpha Epsilon

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