The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1972

THE

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Sends Thanks

As the n ewest c h ap t er of Pi Beta Phi Fraternit)· we the Sisters of New M exico Beta would lik e to express our thanks and sincere appreciation to all th ose individuals a nd c hapters who se nt g i ft s, telegrams, a nd congra tulator y n o t es. We a r e indeed proud to be a ffili a t ed with P i B"u Phi Fraternity. Sinen o f New Mexi co Beta

-+ We r f'g r et that thiS is the on ly lett er received f o r th is column thi s inue, but m aybe it', just as we ll. Such a note d e5f'rv('s to su nd alo n e! Bul h o w about it? Surely someone has some th ing ,he'd like to air on this page. MSF

THE COVER-In keeping with the new I.e. program these Arkansas Alphos are learning the fun of being a Pi Phi. This skating party is just one of the many activities they have shared this year

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 88

SUMMER 19 72

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE

F fJ IlIfJ,J

NUMBER 4

1867

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERN I TY

Emma Brownlee Killore (1848-192-1)

MalJarel Campbell (tU6.19}6)

Ubblc Brook Gaddis (i8)O·19H)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848-1914)

Clara 8ro Hut cbinson (IS'O-19}1)

Fann,. White-nick Libbey (1848-1941)

Office 01 Puhli(Qlion :

112 S. Hanley Rd., St. Lou is, M o.

Staff

ARROW Edi t or

M ar ilyn Simpson Fo rd (Mrs William W Jr .), 268 Underwood Dc .• N.W., Atlanta, Ga . 30328

Al u mn., Clu b Editor

Adele Alford Heink (Mrs Han s), 3434 Jewell St., San Diego, Cali£. 92109

From Pi Phi Pens

Elean or Bushnell Lehner (Mrs Geor ge F J ) 60' Funchal Rd , Los A nge les , Calif. 90024

Exchanges

M arianne Reid Wild (Mrs 2021 lklmont Rd ., N.W., Washingt on, D .C. 20009

Arrow File and In Memoriam

pj Bcta Phi Central Office, 112 S. H an le y Rd ., 51. Louis, 1\-( 0, 6310:5

Rosa. Moore ( 18-48 191-4)

jennie Nicol, M D (l8H 1881)

nez Smilh Soule (1846·1941)

F.n nie Thomson (1848·1868, lennie H o rne Tu rnbull (1846 1932)

Nancy BI .ck W.llace (1846·1918)

Off Ih e ARR OW H oo k

Convenlion VIPs Begin W o rk ........ .

Convf'OIion Informalion

Convention Registration

Patri cia Austin Aw arded Fellowship

New TGCs Named News of Arr owmont

Whal Qlhers Are Saying

Operation Brass Ta cks "You Ca n learn To Be Kind 10 the Environment "

Pilture Section

Who's Who and M ortar Boa rd Who's Who M ortar Board

Other Honoraries

Fraternity Sweethearts

Pi Bela Phi Pledges ......• , •.........•...

Pi Bela Phi Init iates , In M emoriam

lost Pi Phis

Fraternity Directory

AlumnI!! D epartment D irectory

Official Calendars

RUS H INFORMATION SECTION- INSERT

ClTH£ Auow is prinred F.II. Winter, $pnn& .nd Summer by Pi Beta Phi Fr2lernity ,t Ihe preu of GtOf&e

Bantl Company. Inc CUI'tIS Rttd Plu •• Menuha, WIS.

CLSend chanse of address notice and cout1pondence of a business n",tlIre to Pi Bel'" Phi CMtul Office, III S. Hanley Rd St. LOUIS, Mo. 63 10)

4Corresponden ce of an editorial nature is to be addressed to Ihe editor. M rs, W, W. Ford, Jr 168 Under· wood Dr., NW. Atl.nla, Ga. 30}18.

ClSccond class potl.ae paid al SI Louis. Miuouri, and at additional mailina office. Printed In the Uniled Slates or America

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It has been brought to our attention that we made a rather grievous identification errOr in the Spring ARROW. Seems we called Elizabeth Hill our Grand Recording Secretary Well, we don't know whether to apologize or sympathize, but the truth of the matter is that Liz is our efficient Grand CO/"'eJ/,olldillg Secretary, while Vernah Gardner is our equa ll y efficient Grand Recordillg Secretary. But you knew that, didn't you? It's rea lly a good thing th at ou r Grand officers are so grand or we might h ave been fired a l ong time ago. H ere's a test to see how well The ARROW is read. In a recent issue which officer did we fail to say was fe -e lected at the San Ant onio Convention?

We really should know better than to test to see how many read our quarterly efforts Sally Schulenburg at Central Office recently received this request: "Dear Sir: I am interested in receiving The ARROW if it is still being published." Oh , well!'!

Congratulations are in order to the president-e lect of the National Association of Women Deans and Counse l o rs . She is none other than our own Dr. Dorothy Truex, who was the Convention initiate in 1964. We hope to hear more from Dr. Truex, through these pages, in the ne ar future.

One suggestion has come that The ARR OW run features on Canadian sisters, and we think the idea is a splendid one. We hnve had stories from time to time, but we 're quite sure there arc many Canadian Pi Phis who should appear in th ese pages . However , we can't do stories without definite subjects, so let's have some information on interesting Canadian Pi Phis and their activities. We would also welcome stories about or by o\'erscas Pi Phis :md their speci31 3ctivities.

For a lon g time now we h ave been lamenting, to ourselves and a loud when anyone would listen, about the fact that collegians don't s= to smile as much as they used to do, and that young people just don't seem to have very much fun any more. We realize, of course, that this is a pretty serious world in which we live, but we have always felt that college days needed to have a little something besides a serious contemplation of the problems of the world. It is a delight, therefore, to discover, when reading the stories submitted by chapters, that the fun is coming back-b ut with a purpose . More and more parties are being given-but for retarded c hildren , underprivileged children, the elderly , the h andicapped. Sororities and fraternities frequently combine in hosting these get-togethers and they prove to be an activity that benefits all co ncerned.

There are also more "just for fun" activities. We particula rl y liked an article that says the Pi Phis and other Greeks on campus h ad a "new kind'- of fun this year-"group exc han ges." Shades of the forties!

It's always a thrill to know of fathers and / or husbands who are proud of their P i Phi women. A brief note came to us recently from a Mr. Helsop in Martins Ferry, Ohi o. All it says is , "Just a note about my girls. I have 3 daughters all at Ohio University, Athens , Ohio, and all three are Pi Phis . Mrs. Heslop is also a Pi Phi ." Bri ef. To the point. But eno ugh said.

We have a story in this issue about Beverly Griggs Hudson who has been named outstanding alumna of the University of Nevada. The outs tanding alumnus is Dr. James Botsford, whose wife is Pi Ph i Joanne H aag Botsford. We even know how to pick 'em, don't we?

Convention VIPs Begin Their Work

Arkansas Alpha will be fig ur ing prominently in any news about the fort hco ming P i Beta Ph i Convention, to be he ld in June, 1963, in H ot Springs, Ark There's a good reason for it, too, since three out of the first four announced "big wheels" are alumn ", of the chapter.

M ary Mitchell Couch, Loca l Convention Chairman, was born in Little Rock, but somehow has ended up i n Hot Springs , where husband, Bill , is in investments. She attended the University of Arkansas , and was initiated into Arkansas Alpha in 1946. She finds herself in-

Jane Hammons Miller, seated and Dorris Karcher Welling tah obvious plea.ure In their Convent ion Registration Co-Chairmen lobs .

valved in all ki nd s of activities, not the leas t of which was serving as state recommenda ti ons chairman for P i Ph i fo r four years. She is a member of the H ot Springs Junior Auxiliary, the Shreveport, La., Junior Leag ue, P.E .O., P .T.A ., and Red Cross. The Couchs have fou r children : Mary, a student at Rando l ph- M acon; Christi, a Tennessee Beta Pi Ph i; and Jessi e and Elizabeth at hom e Then , if there's any time left ove r, Mary enjoys antiquing, bridge, water sports, and needlepoint. There won ' t be mu ch time for any of the latter during this next year, because p lans are al ready being put into action for one of the biggest and best Pi Ph i Conventions yet.

Frances R ic hardson Buzbee became a P i Ph i at Virginia Alpha, and atten ded her first Convention at Asbury Park, N.J. , while a student at R andolph -Macon She was president o f her chapter and assis ted at th e installati on of North Carolina Beta . A native o f Little Rock, she has served as the president of the alumn", dub there . Since 1947 she and husband , Jack, have been residents of H o t Springs So n Dick lives in Lit tle Roc k with his wife , Linda . Daughter, Peggy, a Texas Beta alum, is in Dallas . Frances is hosp ita lity chairm an for the 1973 Conven· ti on.

Perhaps because of the expecte d large attendan ce, o r because th ey'lI give each ot her moral sup po rt , Dorris Karcher W e ll ing and Jane H ammans Mill e r are co-chairmen o f registration .

( Co n/inN,d on /Jag' 14)

Mary Mitchell Couch , left , has been nom" Lacol Convention Chairman for the Hot Springs gather ing In June , 1973 . Frances Richard son Buzbee head. up the official wel coming group as Hospitality Cha irman .

CONVENTION INFORMATION

The 49th Biennial Com·entio n of Pi Beta Phi will be held at the Arlington H otel, Hot Springs National Park , Arkansas, fro m June 24 through June 29 , 1973.

Convention Committee

Nati o nal Convention Gllide - Geri White

Kurek (Mrs . Lee), 2285 Brentford Ro ad, San Marino, California 91108

Local C0 1lt 1enli ol1 Chairman - Mary Mit chell

Couch (Mrs. William T.), Route 3, Box 74, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901

H OJpitalitJ ' Chairman-Frances Richardson

Buzbee (Mrs. Jack), 110 Forest Hills , H ot Springs, Arkansas 7190 1

Registrall on Co-Chairmen-Jane Hammans

Miller (Mrs. G . R. ), 4815 Crestwood Road , Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 ; Dorris Kan:her Welling (Mrs. L. Duke), II Rosewood Circle, Little Rock , Arkansas 72205

Hotel Information

American Plan Rat es (includes room, meals, tax and tips).

Single Room, $29 .00 per person.

Double Room (with twin beds), $23.00 per person .

American Plan Rtte begins with Dinner on June 24 (Sunday) and ends with Breakfast on Saturday, June 30, 1973.

Hotel check out time is 3 :00 P . M .

Individual Meal Tickets

Will be available at the Registration Desk for non-registrants who wish to attend certain meals and for registrants who are not guests at the holeI. Tickets must be purchased at least 48 hours prior to the time of the meal.

Breakfast $3.00 ; Luncheon $4.00; Dinner S6 25 ; Banqu<l S8.50. Prices include tax and tip.

Special Meal-Events

Please check on the hotel reservation blank any special meal events that )' OU are eligible to attend . As various alumna! clubs from Xi and Omicron Provinces are serving as hostesses at these evcnts it is most important that we know o f yo ur desire to attend. Special meal e\'ents will be held as follows:

ABO -C HAPTER SERVICE BREAKFAST- fo r all p ro vin ce and national ABO and Cha pter Ser\' ice Award winners .

HONORARIES LUNCHEON-for all members of Honorary groups such as Ph i B<la Kaplla, Phi Kappa Phi , Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, etc.

ARROW MONT DINNER

CANADIAN BREAKFAST-for all active and alumn", members of Canadian chapters and others living in Canada.

GOLDEN ARROW LUNCHEON-for all those who have been members of Pi Beta Phi for 50 years or more.

DINNER BY CHAPTER

PI PHI SISTERS' BREAKFAST- for all Pi Phi sisters attending Convention together .

MOTHER-DAUGHTER LUNCHEON- for all Pi Phi M others and Daughters attending Convention together.

HISTORI CAL DINNER

OLD TIMERS' LUNCHEON- for all who are attending Convention for the third time or more.

BANQUET-for all registrants. Those not registered full or part time and th ose not guests in th e hotel may attend after purchasing a banquet tick<l . Ti ckets will also be available for the Opening Dinner Sunday June 24th.

Transportation

Direct taxi and lim ousine service is readily available from Hot Springs Airport to the Arlington Hotel.

Registration Information

Gtl1tral Rtg islrali oll Fee - S25 U .S. Currency until June I, 1973; S30 after June I , 1973. NO REGISTRATION CAN BE ACCEPTED AFTER FRIDAY, JUNE I , 1973 . NO REFUNDS CAN BE MADE AFTER FRIDAY, JUNE I, 1973.

Daily Reg is /rati on Pet-for those attending Conventio n on a part-time basis. A registration fee is required for all persons attending any meeting, workshop or program.

$6 per day for persons staying in hotel.

S6 per day plus meal tickets for those no t sta)';ng in hotel.

When sending in a part time registration please indi cate whi ch days and include check for exact number of days.

Please note that this Daily Registrati o n Fee must be paid indi vidually ; it is NOT included In expenses paid by the National Fraternity , A eti,'c Chapters o r Clubs .

CONVENTION REGISTRATION

FILL IN THIS BLANK AND HOTEL RESERVATION BLANK ON REVERSE SIDE

Type or Print Legibl y

INCLUDE CHECK PAYABLE TO: Pi Beta Phi Convention

MAIL TO: Mrs. G. R. Miller 4815 Crestwood Drive Little Rock, Arkansas 72207

REMINDERS: Sign check

Enclose check

Give name of chapter Give year of initiation Check classification

HOTEL RESERVATION

SEE PAGE 4 FOR EXPLANATION OF SPECIAL

MEALS

HOTEL RESERVATION BLANK

ALL ACTIVE CHAPTER DELEGATES will a!5igned roommates; all ot he rs , check one of the foll o wi ng :

Single Room

D o uble Roo m , wilh ...... . ............ .

J expKt to attend the (ollo wing sp«ial meals (explanat ion o n page 4)

All full -time reg ist rants will auend all dinners .

ABO Chapler Srrvic(' Brea kfast

Canadian Breakfast

Pi Phi Sisters' Breakfast

Old Timers ' Luncheon .,.

H o no rar ies Lun cheon '

Golden Ar row Lunc h eon

M othe r ·Daught er Luncheon

Dart' and approximate time of arrival

Dale and appro ximale lime of depatlure

name of roommate pederence

Opening Dinner

Chapter Dinner

Hi sto ri ca l Dinner

Ar rowmonc Dinner

Sunday Dinn e r (Theme 10 ann o unced)

FlOal Banquet

Patricia Austin Is Awarded Fello w ship

Patricia Louise Austin, Nebraska Beta, was graduated from the University of Nebraska with distinction in 1970. She earned a bachelor's degree with zoology as her major and minors in chemistry and mathematics. In September, 1970, she entered the University of Iowa Medical School, intending to specialize, eventually, in pediatrics with a sub.specialty in cardiology.

I n March, 1972, Grand Council named Pat Austin the recipient of the $1,000 Pi Beta Phi Fellowship for 1972-73.

Pat's record at Nebraska was an enviable one, She was very active on campus, having served a5 managing editor of Th. Comhllsker, president of the Pre-Medicine Club, a member of Angel Flight, AWS Court of Appeals, Student Tribu· nal, and the Symphonic Band. She was Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Beta Kappa. Her physical beauty was such that she held a number of beauty titles, culminated by being selected the National Rose of Pi Kappa Phi in 1968. In her chapter, Pat was pledge class president, chapter treasurer, and an outstanding scholarship chair· man.

In making application for the Pi Beta Phi Fellowship, a number of letters of recommendation must be forwarded. One such letter was written by Dr. R M Lauer, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Iowa . Dr . Lauer says, '" have found her (Pat) to be a most conscientious student with a great wiUingness to work . Her personality is such tpat she is a joy to have around,"

In November of last year, Pat presented a paper at th e Midwest Society for Pediatric Research in Ann Arbor, Mich . This was consid· ered unusual progress for a medical student who was only a sophomore at the time.

A fellow student in the College of Medicine , Jim Crouse, wrote, "Academically or otherwise, I have never known Pat Austin to be able to stand by and watch when there has been work to be done. She gets involved, she gets things done, and she learns from her' experiences . She is ne ve r satisfied to be mediocre or simply average. She has set very high standards fo r herself and never wavers from those standards."

An interesting sidelight is the fact that Pat is an identical twin. Her sister, Pam , went to the University of Iowa and pledged Pi Phi there, with neither of the girls consulting the other 7

about her choice of fraternities. Pam was as out· standing on campus as was Pat, and Pam was named province ABO winner in 1970. She has since married a medical student.

Pat, however, is more interested in her futurc career. This doesn 't preclude outside activities, however. She is a flutist and a pianist and is ex· cellent on both. She enjoys athletics and traveling. and is vitally interested in world events. Her cooking comes highly recommended by fellow students. Says one letter, " Her appearance is always neat and her naturally striking beauty is accentuated by her fine taste in clothes."

Perhaps another of Pat's professors said it best when he summed up her qualifications as follows: "S he is highly intelligent, industrious, and has good initiative. She has a warm, bright personality, and is a pleasure to work with. She is one of the most outstanding medical students I ha ve worked with, and I expect a brilliant career is ahead of her in medicine."

It is little wonder that Patri<;ia Louist: Awtin has been awarded the Pi Beta Phi Fellowship for the comi ng year.

' a tricla Audin, N. bra .ka B.t a

IIlInol. Eta adlve ••tand with thel, hou •• mother, " Mary

Open House Is Celebration Feature

by ScOlTIE THOMPSON Illillois Ela

March 28, 1972, was the ollicial day to bake a cake and send it to Illinois Eta The candles glowed brilliantly on April 9, however, when the actives celebrated, a little late, but in Pi Phi style, the 60th anniver.;ary of the chapter. Invitations were sent to all Illinois Eta alUfJUlZ, Deca tur alumnz, and national officers to an open house at the chapter home. The actives presented a progrann on the history of Delta Theta Psi and its change to Pi Beta Phi , and depicted how Illinois Eta has incorporated IC'71 into the chapter. It dosed with personal reflections of Pi Phi by actives, and the loving cup ceremony.

The growth and change of the house was a surprise to aU those a1umn", who had not been back since their co ll ege days . Not only has the house been redecorated a number of times, but many additions have been needed because of growing membership Two charter members of Delta Th eta Psi , along with two charter memo bers of llIinois Eta , were present at the open house.

T o many the o pen house brought back fond mem o ries of Illinois Eta as it had been But to all it symbo lized Illin ois Eta's future and poten. tia l in frat e rnity life at Millikin.

the onnlvenory

Pa nhellenic Pals Formed

The women 's Panhellenic at the University of Mississippi has developed a new program for the Greek houses. This progrann is referred to as " Pan hellenic Secret Pals ." The progrann was de · vised to es tablish a closer relationship among the chosen houses. Each sorority draws a secret so ro rity pal, and for a month each sends the other little "happies " when ho nors are received, or to prom o te spirit. After a month the secret pals are revealed .

Mac ," at thel, 60th Ann ivers ary ,ec.ptlon.

Illinol. fta was delight", to have .... I. Lamb McDavid and Lelia Lamb Gilman , chart., m.mbers of D.lta Th.to P. I which became lIIinoi. Eta , and Virginia Bowy.' PrUchord , chart.r memb.r of Illinol. Efa , a'Nnet

c.l.bration.

Madam Secretary

Ser ves Third Te rm

"Somehow," says Th yra Thomson, "I find it difficult to view men as the enemy."

A strange statement? Not at all, when you know that Thyra Godfrey Thomson, Wyoming Alpha , is probably better known as Thyra Thomson, Wyoming's Secretary of State. She is presently the highest elected woman executive official in the United States. She is first in line of succession to the governor and is acting governor of Wyoming when the chief executive is absent or displaced In addition, she serves in the dual roles of secretary of state and lieutenant governor, elected first in 1962, and reelected in 1966 and 19 7 0.

Mrs . Thomson didn't set out to become such a high-ranking state official. She was graduated with honor from the University of Wyo ming where she studied business administration, sociology, and psychology. She was a secretary before her marriage, kept up her skills and worked in the health professions and as a news columnist during the first years of he r marriage . She also had a lot of o n-the-j ob training working with her husband , Congrelsman and United States Senator-Elect Keith Thom son . When he died of a heart attack at the age of 41, Mrs Thom son moved her three sons from W as hington back to W yoming, and ran for Secretary of State two years lat er. Th e rest is hi story . Women educators ( Alpha Delta Kappa) named her Internation al W oman of Di sti nction . The University of W yoming gave her its Distinguish ed Alumni Award. The federal government ha s recognized her by naming her to two posts, the Youth Committee-UNESCO ; the Alli ed H ealth Professions Counci l- HEW

She is th e on ly female securities administrator in th e United States and is second vice president of the prestigious North Ameri can Securities Administrators Association. Her horizons appear limitless and her energies seem bound less . She has atte nded international conferences, served lhe United Kin gdom on its Marshall Scholarships Committee, and chaired the N ational Re sources Committee for the 13 western states.

The June, 1971, Re ader' s Digest carried her artide "Second Thoughts on Women's Lib ."

No, Thyra Thomson doesn't view men as en· 9

emies. Rather, she sees them as worthy competitors who shouldn't be saddled with the full blame for any inequaliti es that exist. As she says, " I wish we could see equality as something we share 'with' men instead of trying to be the 'same as' men ,"

Texas Delta Completes Plans To Roll Back The Clock For Rush

by JANICE HOGLE , T .xas V elta

Elvis fans awake I Bobby socks, penny loafers, and pony tails are alive and kicking at Texas Christian University. Yielding to a creative urge, the members of Texas Delta are currently engrossed in writing original skits for use in rush next fall. The result is a 1950s skit, complete with various paraphernalia indigenous to the fifties suc h as a soda shop setting and a soda jerk (an alum no less!). Betty Lou and Bobby Joe swing to the sounds of a juke box playing the "Duke of Earl" and "Tell Laura I Love Her " Needless to say, Texas Delta P i Phi s ore anxiously awaiting fall rush and the chance to send the rushees back in time for a glimpse of life and Pi Beta Phi in the gol den age of Elvis

Wyoming'. Secretary of Stat.

Miss Jessie W . Harris

Jessie Harris, Tennessee Alpha, Pi Beta Phi's 1938 Convention Initiate, passed away in Little Rock, Ark ., February 1972 . To a large degree the Fraternity is indebted to her for our present Arrowmont program. She loved the Gatlinburg area where she had a summer home in a lovely Swiss chalet overlooking the rocky river which tumbles through the town She had a strong commitment to all fo rms of crafts. In 194' when the Settlement School Committee was considering an enlargement of the Arrowcraft program, her advice as Vice Dean of the Home Economics Department at the University of Tennessee was sought. The result was our first summer craft workshop jointly sponsored by the University and Pi Beta Phi

There were many problems, as there always are in the 'feginning of any venture. But Miss Harris di.!lrit know the meaning of the word "can't." '«tith a telephone call here, and a conference a faculty was assembled, furniture for both housing and the classes was secured, plans were made for feeding o ur larger "family," and a promotional bulletin was prepared and mailed to attract students to our workshop-all under her guiding hand

Our new plan was launched and was an immediate success. Mildred Sale, chairman of the Settlement School Committee at the time, said of her, " With someone less far.seeing, the proj· ect would never have been thought of, and even after it was conceived it might have died aborning except for her ability to cut through problems to a solution."

Each year the enthu>l asm of the departing students at the end of the sessions spread far and wide , brought growing enrollments in the school, and increasing prestige to Pi Beta Phi. Virginia Green, another Settlement School chai rman, who ser\'ed during Miss Harris' active guidance, said, upon learning of her death , "She was always hoping this could be a year· round schoo l, and I rather think she would be

pleased with the possibilities of Arrowmont."

Many benefited from her talents , and hon· ored her for them and lor her leadership quali. ties . After her retirement fr om the University of Tennessee as Dean of the School of Home Economics, a new building for the department was dedicated and named in her honor.

During her service at the University Miss Harris took a year's leave of absence to become chief nutritionist of the Food Distribution Division of War Food Administration and, in spent six months in Germany as home economics consultant for the U S. State Department.

Later she represented land·grant home eco· nomics colleges on the Point Four Program. In she was one of six women recommended for appointment as Assistant Secretary of Agri. culture .

In 19'4 , at the invitation of the Indian Home Science Associati on, the Indian government, and International Cooperation Administration , she helped negotiate a contract under whi ch the University of Tennessee aids in increasing the home economics program in several Indian colleges.

She served as national vice-president and president of the American Home Economics Association She authored two widely used text· books for home economics. She held member· ship in Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Nu, and a large number of other societies and organizations.

Grand Council pays its tribute to her by a do· nation to Arrowmont. Others who knew and worked with her have added to that gift as still others may do so . Our finest tribute to Jessie Harris' vision in urging us on in our project will come when , through the efforts of all of us, we are able to make her hope for a year· round school become a reality .

Marianne Reid Wild Grand President Emeritus

Speaker Is Featured At Arrowcraft Tea

The special feature of the recent Muskogee (Okla.) Alumn., Club Arrowcraft Tea was the presentation of Ruth Moore Malone, Arkansas Alpha, auth o r, editor, lecturer, and world traveler, in a talk and book-autographing session . This was indeed a privilege as Mrs. Malone is limited in the number of her annual appear· anees

On learning that Mrs Mal o ne would appear in Tulsa nea r a date set for its Arrowcraft Tea, the Muskogee Pi Phis invited her to attend their affair. The invitation was made through Portia Wallace Hite , also Arkansas Alpha , a recent addition to the Muskogee Club. Happil y, Mrs. Malone accepted the invitation.

The tea was held in the Muskogee Holiday Inn. From two until five o'dock Arrowcraft articles were shown and refreshments served At thr ee o'clock Mrs . Malone spoke, charming guests with anecdotes regarding the writing of her latest w o rk , "Holiday Inn International

Dod. are ev.ry Arltonlo. Alpha ' , best friendl , 10 10lt fall w. planned a Razorback football game day In th.1, honor Dod, were entertained wilh ,Idll b.for. the lame , followed by a buff_, lunch Then, they were prepared for the cold outside with wine color.d blankets reading PI PHI DAD ' S DAY, SlI'"," 0' fovo1l by th.ir daulht.,. Judi. William Culp.pp.r, Alexandria , La ., ftonked by doulht.r Mallory , i, ,.ady fa, the 10m. with hi, blonll.t . Th. Ii,t.,. hod a, much fun 0' dads , and 'howed , one. alo in that dad, or. alway, # 1 ' n a r, rhl ' , heart.

Nancy R.I,tI. Holliday , p,uldent of th. Mu,kog •• (Oklo.! Alumnm Club ; Ruth Moor. Malon. , author and gu.,t ,peak.'i Dana Spring.' L.wi" vic. pr.,ld.nt of the club.

Cook and Trave l Book." She also recounted inci dmts in her posi tion as food editor of H oliday Magazine and as a l ec turer and traveler

Procetd s of th e affair were allotted to the club's annual pledge to Arr ow mont, and to the Five Civilized Tri bes Mu seum, Muskogee. for a m one tary award to be m ade at th e Museum's annu al Competitive Indian Art Show.

Indiana Alpha Hosts State Day Gathering

by JENNJ.ER BEAN, Indiana Alpha

For the first time si n ce its founding, Indiana Alpha at Franklin Co llege hosted the annual Pi Ph i State D ay, April 22

Approxi m ately 450 a ttended the yearly gatheri ng in the new campus center at Franklin H ostesses, besides the Franklin Alum n", Club, were members of the Columbus and Southport Alumn., Clubs.

Foll owi ng a luncheon, Mrs. Jo Pruitt Mozingo, president of the Franklin Club, welcomed 11 the Pi Ph is, followed by th e introduction of nin e new Golden Arr ows .

Members of Indi ana Al p h a sang the song "Co ll egiate" while the new initiates sang their p l edge so n g for this year

Guest Roger D Bra nn iga n , former governor of Ind iana and alumnus of Franklin, entertained everyone by remini scing about h is days as a member of Ph i Delta Theta and how great it was to be a Greek H e also added that it is great being married to a Pi Ph i.

New YGCs Are Named for 1972-73

G e nn y H obbs, Arkan sas Alpha , and Barbara Bittner, Tennessee Alph a, have bee n chosen to ca rry th e P i Phi word from ch ap te r to ch ap ter during the next school yea r, as the new Traveling Graduate Counselors. Both gi rls co me hi g hl y recommended for the job, and, as the ARROW was being readied for the press, were look ing forward to thei r fir st assignment at the national officers' workshop in Jun e.

Genn y is an ele me nt ary edu ca tion majo r, and within he r chapter has sen'ed as vice-p resident of moral advancemen t, rush coo rdinato r, ca rd key chai rm an, member o f execu ti ve council, Arrowboard , and social chairman of her pledge class. On campus she served in th e Student Nati o nal Education Associatio n, A.W .S., the campus secur ity board, th e senate co mmittee , and the union co mmittee She is we ll respected by everyone who knows he r, is easy to talk to, l evel- h eaded and full of g reat ideas.

Sin ce Genny has see n he r own chapter benefi t from th e I.e. program, she is most excited about th e co ntinuing prospects fo r t h is ty pe o f fraternity expe ri ence an d is ready , willing, and ab le t o sp read th e word . In add it io n , the wo rd is that she is a goo d l istener and diplomatictwo attributes that stand anyone in good stead,

but particularly o ne in the position of traveling graduate cou nse lo r.

Genn y's home is in Overland Park, Kansas. Barbara Bit tner ca lls Atl anta, Ga., he r home tow n. She h o lds a bachelor's deg ree in home eco n omics, and g raduate sc h ool in th e field of child d evelopme nt a re i n htr f uture plans. At Tennessee Al pha she served as ce nso r, vice-president of member development , secretary. senior delega t e to execu tiv e co un c il , and served o n the awa rd commi tt ees for chapte r service and Amy B Onken awa rd s. She was on the college yearbook staff for thr ee yea rs, serving as seni o r edito r the past year. She was a member o f Newman Club, H o me Economics Club, Kappa Chi Epsilon, a campus se rvice organiza ti o n of whi ch she was vice-president, vice-president o f the W ome n's Res id ence H all A ssociation, and a membe r of the Student Union G overn ing board. Barbara says she is really exci ted about her new traveling job, and co mpares her enthusiasm to that of her initiati o n day o r the o pe ning sess io n o f th e 19 7 1 Conventi o n. " I am really looking forward to the ch a ll enge o f using all my ene rg ies to th e best o f my ability to wo rk w ith P i Ph is all ove r th e country," she says .

Three Hold Positions On Student Union Board

by MARSHA MACDoNALD, Michigan Delta

Three Mi ch iga n Deltas h ave bee n chosen to in top positions of the Student Union Board to bring entertainment to an o th erwi se o"e rl y quiet Albi on ca mpu s. Pi Phi Kar e n Collin s is chairman, Sherry Scott will be servi ng as chai rm an of th e cu ltur al eve nts comm ittee and J a n C h a mberlain will be putting her ta le nts to work as publicity chai rman .

Mi chigan Delt a also had three members tapped f or the national women 's honurary, Mortar Boa rd . Chosen for ou tstanding leadership, ci tiz ens hi p. ca mpus and commu nit), involvement were Caro lyn M cDona ld , Sh erry Scott, a nd Jan

Sperry _ Sherry Scott has been elected president

surer o f the same o rganiza ti o n.

Mi ch igan D e lta has ret ired ano ther cam pus sc ho larship trophy. The Helen Scripps cup is a wa rd ed annua ll y to the so rority with the hig hest grade po int . T o retire it th e P i Phis have won it for the past five years .

In th e mu sic departm ent Pi Phi Margie Wethe rby wa s chos en outstanding cho ir membe r of the year while Christie Ulmer was named outstandin g band and orc hestra membe r of the year.

Wi n Tro ph y f or Food

Mem bers o f l ambd a C hi Alpha k id napped of Mortar Boa rd for the coming yea r. Sh e rry is presidents of 16 University of Fl orid a so ro rities a lso c h apter president of Michigan Delta thi s spring and held them for a ransom o f food

An other Pi Phi president is Carolyn Mc- to be distributed to need), 1001 fami l ies A total Donald Carolyn h as been elected president of the of 3,654 pounds of food was co ll ected. with Alpha Alpha c hapter of Beta Beta Beta, the na- Florida Delta s 750 pounds b rin gi ng th em th e tional biology honorary Cheryl Bennett is trea- second place trophy

Marilyn Horn e Is Superior Musician

Marilyn Horne, California Gamma, star of the Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, Royal Opera House Covet Garden, Lyric Opera of Chicago, and the San Fran cisco Opera , among others, is one of the most exciting singers ever and has brought back the " Golden Age of Song."

On September 19th, 1972, Miss Home will be opening the Metropolitan Opera in a new production of "Ca rmen ." It has been said that her Carmen staggers the imagination and competes with any vocal memory and most vocal dreams .

This will be the first production offered by the Met's new general manager, Goeran Gentele , who has been serving as general manager of the Stockholm Royal Opera

Marilyn Horne grew up in Los Angeles where he r first tea cher was her father. She stud· ied under a scholarship at the University of Southern California, majoring in voice , and later attended master classes conducted by Lotte Lehmann. Among the first to present her was the Los An geles Philharm o nic Orchestra. She was introduced to Igo r Stravinsky with whom she often pe rformed in programs ranging fr om Monteverdi to the modems.

During the past season, Mi ss Horne made three important Carnegie Hall appearances. These appearances invariably bring audiences to a feverish pitch of excitement. In November, 1969, when she sang her Carnegie Hall recital, the audience applauded wildly through five en· cores, as jf th ey never wanted to go home . At her most recent Carnegie Hall appearance, on February 9 , last year, with the New Jersey Sym· phony, she "drew the audience to her like a magnet" and at the end "th e audience acclaimed her as their own."

This type of pandemonium response and crit· ical acclaim greets Marilyn Horne whenever and wherever she perfo rms. Foreign cri ti cs ac· claimed her as one of the greatest singe rs of the century: " A vocal phenomenon"; ' 'Today Mari· Iyn Ho rne is without contest the head of the American school of Bel Canto"; "Mari lyn Horne is without a doubt the most exciting col· o ratura since Giulietta Simionata."

On March 3, 1970, she made her long awaited debut at the Metropolitan as II.dalgisa in th e ne w production of "No rma ." Joan Suth· 13

erland sang the title role. The two women had sung together fo r many years, and had , in fact, made New York concert debuts to ge ther in 1961. This night, however, was to be M arilyn's and when the standing ova tion that greeted her Act III so lo curtain cal l had finally subsided af· ter nearly ten minutes of pandemonium, Miss H orne's debut became o ne of the most hist oric in the Metropo litan 's history.

Equally acclaimed in her appearances with or· chestras, Mi ss H ome has sung with all the rna· jor symp honies from Boston to San Francisco. Her recital s arc among the most spectacu lar anywhere---<omplcte with standing ovations and rave notices. She is among that rare handful of singers who can fill Carnegie Hall to stan ding room o nly

Her recordings have been most enthusiasti· cally recei\'ed and universally praised. Her al· bum "Presenting Marilyn Horne" is a Grammy Aw ard winner. Of her recordings, Stereo Rt · f'ielt' said. "The sheer sound of Marilyn Ho rne's voi ce is a joy to the ear. Her smooth technique in executing ornamented music is matched by few singers in any voca l register. She is clearly one singer in a million."

Ma ri lyn Horne, M etr opol it an Star

Arizona Beta Tackles Unique Problem

by CAROL WOODWARD Arizo na Bela

Arizona Beta recently was presented with a rather unusual problem . The "problem" , co ncecning the financial situation of Arizona Beta chapter of Pi Beta Phi, had developed over the past two years, and could be identified as a result of a line of unique treasurers who had held office during that time. Diane Marks , eu crent treasurer of the chapter, initially identified its existence and presented it to the executive council in hopes of finding some form of practical solution.

What was the problem? Surprisingly enoug h it was not typical - I refer here to the ever-present question some chapte rs face, "H ow can we raise more money to meet ou r expenses?" Instead, it was a problem of having 100 "lIIrh money, of deciding what to do with excess funds. The problem, presented to the executive council in the early fall was qu ick ly reso l ved-and its so luti on ha s alr eady shown its effect on the chapter members.

The council, with the approval of AAC and the chapter, h ad decided to deposit the excess in a loan fund. The fund would have approximately $900.00 in it to start. It would make available a short term loan of up to for a maximum of 60 <lays. The loan would be noninterest bearing and would be avai lable only to active members. In order to receive the loan , an application would have to be filled out and submitted to the executive council. Exec . would decide if the loan would be granted, one criterion being that the member was in good financial standing with The Fraternity and another, the promptness with which she paid her bills.

The fund h as been an unbelievable aid to many of the members. As all Pi Phis know, there are certain times of the year when everyone seems to run a little Iowan personal finances. One such time just passed for Ari zona Pi Phis- this being semester break. (A time when e\'eryone could use a bit of extra vacation funds, not to mention funds for new books that must be purchased upon returning to school.)

Besides its perso nal effect on the who d o need limited aid , the fund has also created the in centive it was o riginally designed to facilitate; that is, getting the chapter members to pal' their bills on time .

As can be told, we are extremely happy with the implementation of the fund . As far as we know, it is the only onc that exists in a Pi Phi chapter We hope other chapters who are in similar financial states will consider the value of establishing this type of loan

Convention VIPs

( Co mllll/ t'll f ro m l' tI!:t' J)

Both are Arkansas Alpha alumn." and both live in Little Rock.

S ince her graduation , Jane has been acti\'e in alumn., dubs in New Orleans and Little Roc k She is current ly president of the latter group. Her husband, Bob, is the only man in the family, since they have two daughters. Nancy is a student at Texas Christian and a Texas Delta initiate. Cind)' is a high school senior. The family devotes many hours to volunteer work, enjoys all sorts of water sports, are red hot St. Louis Cardinal fans. and spend every summer traveling. This summer they are driving to Alaska, simply because they haven't been there. Jane says that their happiest h ours are spent with the many young people who are always welcome in their home. She also admits that she's really going to need this co-registrar job, cause it will keep her busy after all the kids are gone to college.

Dorris attended Gulf Park College before transferring to the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. She is a Little Rock native and joined the alumn ., dub in Exactly 11 months later she was elected correspondi ng secretary of the dub and has held that office ever since! She is also yearbook chairman for the club. Dorris participated in the co lonization and installation of Arkansas Beta and was a sponsor for one of the initiates. H usband, Duke, is a Korean veteran and holder of the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross. He also la ys some claim to fame on the golf course, having been Little Rock City G o lf Champion two different years . The Wellings have one daughter, Pamela , who is 13, and one part-Persian cat, Puff, who is 10 . Want to guess who runs the house?

Jayne Shover Holds Easter Seal Post

J ayne Shover (Mrs. Wallace Dickey), Iowa Zeta, has been named executive director of the National Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults.

She is the first woman to hold the post in the 52-year history of the society, the oldest and largest vo luntary health agency providing services to the handicapped

After receiving bachelor's and master's de· grees from the U n iversity of Iowa in speech pathology, clinical psychology, and special education, Mi ss Shover did postg raduate work in Europe and held faculty posts first at Purdue University and late r at her alma mater, She received ex ten sive training in social wort- and community organization at the Uni'e'r'ity of Chicago and was a medical research fellow at the University of W isconsin.

Sh e has been assoc iated J the Nati onal Easter Seal Society for more twenty years. Prev ious to her rec ent appointlRefit she held the position of associate director in the Socie[}"s Chicago headquarters .

In 1969 Miss Shover was appoi nted to represe nt the National H ealth Counci l on President Nixon's Voluntary Action P rograro. She also serves on the National Committee f or Research in Neurological Disorders and Strokes and on the U. S. Department of Labor's Advisory Committee for Sheltered Workshops.

She was selected as one of the three national

advi sors of former HEW Secretary Gardner', Task Force on the H andicapped an d has served as the spokesman for vo luntary agencies in hearings before the President's Task Force o n the Handicapped. She has also served with oth er pub lic, private, and professional organizations includi ng the President's Committee o n Emp loyment of the Handicapped.

Miss Shover is also a member of Ph i Theta Ka ppa, Theta Alpha EpsilO!l, Psi Chi, and Phi Delta Gamma honorary fraternities.

Smile Campaign Lifts Campus Spirit

by BARBARA HAWKINS , Missouri Gamma

During the week of April 16, the Drury College campus had its spirits uplifted by the sisters of Pi Beta Phi . Felicia Brown initiated the idea of having a Smile Campaign to promote the spirit of spring. This campaign was carried through in o rder to brighten the "p re -exam" lull that occurs every year at this time.

The week prior to the campaign was spent in painting dozens of signs, ordering bumper stickers and smile butto ns . Some of the mottos used on the signs were : " Smile and the W orld Smiles With You ," "Smile, It Costs Nothing," and " Put o n a Happy Face." The bumper stick15

ers and co llar buttons said, " PI BETA PH I SAYS, SMILE!" and were adorned with the familiar ye ll ow smiling face.

The signs were posted all over the campus and Pi Phis , as well as many other enthusiastic students, displayed the buttons and stickers. Felicia wrote several little verses and placed them in the campus daily bu ll etin .

All in all, we had a lot of fun working on this type of pro ject and the results were . .. well, the weather was great, the sun was shining, and there were a lot of sm iling faces!

Joyne Shover, Iowa Z.ta

City Panhellenics Need Imagination To Mee t Challenge

by HELEN BoUCHER DIX, N PC Del egate

Ph Faclor is !><corning a widely accepted term since the University of Oklahoma Panhell en ic Association submitted it as a title for the new College Panhe ll enics News Exchange, being published under the auspices of the NPC Co llege Panhellenics Committee . This term can be just as important when applied to City PanhelJenic organizations as well.

What does Ph Faclor mean? Ph is the generally accepted abbreviation for Panhellenic in Greek usage. Far/or is an agent, distributor, private banker, or any contributing cause or ele· ment. Thus, City Panhellenics are agents or distributors of fraternity information co ntributing to the understanding of fraternity values and purposes, and stimulating interest in the advantages of membership in a Greek organization

How IS your Ph Factor?

Are City Pan helle nics successful in broadcasting t he good news about the healthy and unparalleled growth of the fraternity system in the past decade? Do you know that :

1) this expansion has occurred despite a quarter of a century of concentrated antifraternity propaganda and activity

2) the history of the American fraternity system records periodic waves of public e5teml or disfavor which reflect, in general , public reaction to periods of prosperity or recession, of war or peace, and that these peaks and troughs have been evident since the birth of fraternity in 1776, and

3) during the decade of the sixties, a period of campus turmoil and diminishing interest in any form of structured activity or organization, th e fr;tternity system has continued to flourish and expand?

The chairman of the NPC Survey and Projects Committee, Mrs . Joseph H. Bac ksman, A ! A, has reported the f o ll o wing statistics on women's fraternities for the 1961-1971 peri od:

In crease in total membership . . . ... . 48 .5% o r 480,842 new members

Net Increase in Collegiate Chapters 20.3% or 399 new chapters (Increase of 32 .9 % or 647 new chapters less 12 6 % or 248 chapters lost)

N et Increase in Alumn", Chapters 17.9% or 838 new chapters (In crease o f 30 .8 % or 1,438 new alumn., chapters less 12 9 % or 600 closed)

How can the Ph Factor be more effective' City Panhellenics can actively seek out prospective members f o r -th e co llegiate chapters . They can develop new approaches to interest enrolling students in fraternity membership

Have you heard:

1) that SUMMER PANHELLENIC RUSH has been successful in many areas where a more personal contact has been used with small area coffee or coke parties (mothers and fathers included); by swim and / or pizza parties , where undergraduate and alumnz members present. in an infonnal setting, factual information about the benefits and responsibilities of ship ; or by informa l visits to the homes of incoming students to explain campus and fraternity life.

2) that some institutions spons o ring caravans of students (Greeks) who visit towns to meet with prospective students; that these representatives present the opportunities offered by their co lleges to further academic goals and by fraternity membership to extend the campus experience through learning-living situations .

City Panhellenics can consider such innovations and use them to support the efforts of College Panhellenics to move in new directions.

City Panhell enics shou ld recognize the trend toward mo re personalized, less restrictive rush programs which has been developing o n many co ll ege campuses. Many College Panhellenics have eliminated petty rush regulations whic h deter normal relations with new stu dents and hamper diversity and creativity in planning rush parties Rapidly disappearing are the ice-water teas, the elaborate skits which entertained (or did they ' ) but did not communicate the concept o f fraternity life . In their place are parties which inv o lve the rushee in chapter projects or activities which serve the campus o r co mmunity .

(C OWli ,1 N,d r;n PilI. ' '3)

T ex as Initiate Is Tournam ent Champ

by SUSAN WINTER1UNGER , Texas Alpha

University of Texas Pi Phis are proud of all 4, spring 1972 initiates, but one is a real champ. She's Nancy Hager from Dallas, a golfer who has won many tournaments all over the United States.

Nancy, with dark brown hair in a shag cut, has t he total outdoor look of a golfer

'"I started playing golf seriously when I W'lS nine, and I played in my first tournament at 10," said Nancy, an interior design major . She won the third flight in that tournament and the victory started her on the road to prominence.

She won the Girls' State Junior Tournament for three years while in junior high and high school. She was selected one of the eight best women amateur golfers in the nation in 1970 and was chosen to play on the U.S. Curtis Cup team in a biennial tournament played between the United States and the British Isles.

The United States won the 1970 Curtis Cup lournament in Boston . "I was the lowest SCOrer on the first day of the tournament, but the second day I didn't do as well ,'" Nancy explained.

This year Nancy was picked as an alternate for the 1972 team which plays in Ireland this summer.

"I haven't had time to play in as many to ur· naments to build up my record,'" she explained.

Playing only in major tou rnaments which don't conflict with school , Nancy said , '"I like the competition of playing in a pro tournament as an amateur,"

Nan cy, a 19 year old freshman, has participated in the Western Amateur, the U S. Amateur, the TransMi ss, and the U. S. Open.

She reached the semi-finals in the U. S. Ama· teur and fini shed runner-up in the TransMiss and th e Amateur .

During Christmas vacation this year Nancy won first place in the South Atlantic T ournament in Florida She also participated in th e Harder Hall T ournament while in Florida and placed second

Definitely not a women's libber , Nancy says , '" I don't want to play golf fo r a career or as a professional. I don't want to play fo r moneyit's only a pastime for me .

'" Pro sports are men's fields ,'" she aflirmed. 'Tm not a women's libber, and I think that women just should be wives."

A busy girl, Nancy manages to keep up her grades, be involved and active in Pi Phi, and play golf almost every afternoon.

" I have to play a lo t or my game will go bad,'" added seriously. '"I try to play at least nine holes a day ."

With a two handicap, her game averages about 70 to 75.

Nancy Hager is not o nly an asset to her Pi Beta Phi chapter and the University of Texas , but also the wo rld of women's amateur golf!

Pledges Have Fun With "Baby" Actives

On the evening of April 23 , 1972 , the pledges o f Pennsylvania Epsilon held a surprise party f o r the sisters. The festivities included a beauty contest and refreshments. The beauty contest was based on baby pictures of the current sisters . These pictures were sec retly sent by the parents of th e siste rs at the pledges request. The contest was judged by members of Phi Gamma Delt a fraternity who are good friends of the girls. The pictures were judged on the basis of the f oll o win g ca tegories : funny face, most flirtatious, glam o ur girl. most devilish, and the girl they wo uld mos t like to take home to Mo m ! The sisters were complete l y surprised since th ey had no idea that the pictures had eve:n hem sent in. It turned o ut to be a fun , but a little embarrassing, night!!

Nancy Hover, Tu a s Alpha

Th. 'royhlll founta in on the Un lv ... lty of N.bra,lIa campul has be<:ome a populor loth.r lng ploc. for studenll . IN.braslla Alumnu, Mogazine photo .l

Broyhill Fountain Is Nebraska Memorial

by LOUISE HA LL" CINDY ELLIS, N,b",'. B".

II. beautiful additio n to the University of Nebraska campus serves as a memorial to a fanner Nebraska Beta, Lynn Broyhill The Broyhill Fountain now marks the Memorial Plaza in front of the Student Union. It serves as a dedication to Lynn by her parents after her tragic death in 1966 following an automobile accident.

The basin of the fountain is 48 feet in diameter and is equipped with jets which send into the air a cone of water 20 feet high and 12 feet in diameter. In addition , there are 12 small wa· tee jets which can be adjusted to produce a vari· ety of sha pes. Underwater li g hts provide color as well as a brilliant white, and the water is heated for use year-round.

Lynn was a prominent student leader on campus as well as in Pi Phi, where s he served as vice president. Am o ng her activities were vice president and honorary lieutenant co lonel of Cadence Countesses; a member of Nebraska Union Hospi tal Committee and the Talks and Topics Committee; and a finalist for hon orary sponsor of Pershing Rifles She was a member

of Kernels, Tassels, and t he Young Republicans.

The fountain is an appropriate tribute symbolizing the zest for life which Lynn so constantly displayed. It serves as an inspiration for all the students on the Nebraska campus .

Artist To Paint Mural

by JANIS HOGLE , Texas D elta

An unusual honor has recently been bestowed upon one of the more talented Texas Delta P i Phi s. Id a Gadess, sop homore from Midland, Tex " h as been commissi o ned to paint a new mural on the student cafete ria waH on main campus. The Student House of Representatives has been searching for a satisfactory design to replace the old mural. Ida, an art major, submitted her desig n to the House where it was passed unan imous ly . It consists of a large sun with rays streaming Qut in to the universe. Work on the mural will begin the day after finals.

Gre ek Le ad ers Challe nged To Action

Is the Greek system dead on today's campus? " No '" comes loud and clear from one of fraternity's most outspoken advocates, Miss Caryl Lenahan , Florida Beta. Caryl IS executIve dlCector and president of OPERATION GREEK, Inc., an organization based in Denver, but operating throughout the United States via workshops. films, speeches, manuals, and semlOars.

"The days arc over for spelling FRA TERNI1Y and MEDIOCRI1Y the same way," says Caryl. "Fraternity was, 100 years ago, and must be once again a pursuit of excellence----excellence in responsible behavior and to combat the moral jungle ... excellence m rush selectivity so that membership is not for any and all but for those willing to set common goals aspirations . . . excellence in ritual and fraternity idealism so that members o?ce again experience pride and self-respect durmg their membership."

Caryl grew up in AUanta, Ga., and became aware of the Greek system at an early age, Since her mother was deeply involved in her own sorority. Both Caryl and her younger sister Dana were .Flonda tieta Pi Phis, and they mamtaln close ties with many of their chapter sisters. Caryl has always been an active Pi Phi , and after graduation from Florida State with a bachelor's degree in recreation leadership , she returned to Atlanta to become a counselor for girls and director of public relati o ns for a private school, and a member of the Atlanta Alumn", Club. She earned her master's degree in guidance and counseling while working as PanheUenic soc and assistant dean of women at the University of Georgia _

In 1970 she became the owner and guiding lig ht of OPERATION GREEK, a consu ltin g firm for sorontres and making her one of the few w o men ,a national company before the age of 30, ActIVIties of the organization have made their mark in the Greek world by idea assistance, program planning for national conventions and leadership schools, and the re-education and training of Greeks at the grass-roots level as well as the national level.

Caryl and OPERATION GREEK have helped turn the tide to a l ess structured, m?re personalized, rush. Potential rushees are belOg turned away "by rush rules, sign-up procedures, 20 minute open houses, silence, not dating dur19

ing rush, rules on where rush has to be conducted, how many songs and what skIts there can be ____ You must give potential members a taste of what Greek life is. Just telling them about Greeks isn ' t the way to make friends_ True friendship is based on caring, being !!!C :n dc!:-:g things ."

Expanding her activities within the Greek world is of constant concern to Caryl. While her initial involvement was concerne d almost exclusively with the collegiate aspects , is currently directing energy toward alumni mvolvement as well, and in bridging the gap between alumni and

Althoug h OPERATION GREEK is her business, she continues to work with Pi Phi. She served on the steering committee of I.e. '71, and was a consu ltant on the San Ant o nio Conven ti o n Worksh ops. It is Caryl's co ntenti o n that the fraternity system is a "peop le business," and that "we have acquired problems as we've grown, but the basics of fraternity are sti ll here , . . Sororities were not founded as prob lem solving laboratories, but rather for the of giving young women a means lIVing l,n an environment of high ideals, With emphaszs on personal growth and sincere service to mankind,"

Caryl's current personal activities indude tennis, handba ll , go lf , and entertaining in her new , fabulous apartment in Denver. She isn't there a great deal since her travels have carried her over on 48)

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Patricia Neal Tours Arrowmont

"It makes me proud to be a Pi Phi !"

Patr icia N ea l, Academy Award winning actress and an Ill inoi s Epsilon Pi Phi, gave her own rave n otices to Arr o wmont, on her fiest visit t o Gatlinburg, last Apr il, since she was 16 years o ld

A ccompanied by her husba nd , R ao ld Dahl, n o ted write r of h o rror sto ries and fine children 's books , and h e r teache r-therapist, Valerie Eato nGriffi th , P at was grea tl y imp ressed with th e p h ysica l p l ant at Arro wm ont. She wi shed she cou ld h ave seen th e sc h oo l while it w as in sessio n , so that sh e co uld see th e students and t e ac hers at their wo rk . H e r therapist even expressed the desire t o atte nd an Arrowmont session to take a course o r tw o.

M iss Neal h ad return ed to the United States from her h ome in England to participate in a co nfe ren ce on brain injury in Savannah , Ga . She t oo k a few days to visit Kn ox \ -ille, Gatlinburg, and oth er scenes of her c hildhood and youth.

20 Ju d y Montgomery louisiana le'a , recently reign" ove, 'he Lafayette Mardi Gros fe s l ivitiu CH Queen Evangeline XXXIII The annua l eyenl , sponlored by the Soulhwe \ ' louiliana Mardi G ra s Alloc io'ion , symbolically reunUes Evong eli.,. and Gabr iel , the legendary love" of longfellow ' s poem , Evangeline

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The Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg, Tennessee 3n38

Edited by ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER

Board 0/ G 01JunorJ

Morlon G Heard , Arrowmont Olr.d or, ,land s be, ld. the mod.1 for the Ev.lyn Pete" Kyl. Anger Award which will b. permanently displayed at Arrowmont It will b ,ul.d In various typ.' of wood ond will have 0 bas r.li.f _ff_d Th. de .l g" was creoted by Doris Bartel ., Mo sl., Crofhman , who , wlfh her husband Roland , I1v•• In Gotlinburg

Board of Go v ernors' Guests Recall

Formative Years of Settlement School

Four Gatljnburg ladies-who remember the days when the Settlement School was youngwere l uncheon guests of the Board of G overnors during their recent meeting at Arrowmont.

As Mrs. Pearle Whaley Ownby, Mrs Emma Maples Pollack , Mrs. Emma Reagan Ownby, and Mrs. Lucinda Oakley Ogle shared their reminiscences, each expressed her gratitude, not on l y for w h at the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School ha d meant to her personally but a lso for the be ne fi ts it brought to the community of Gatlin. b urg.

Board member H enrietta McCutchan Huff, Missouri Beta, who came to the Settlement Schoo l as a teac her and stayed on as th e bride of one of Ga tl inburg'S leading ci t izens, introduced the fQUI gues ts.

Pearl Wh aley Ownby was the wife of the late Steve Wh aley and their six children attended ou r sc h ool. Mr Whaley was a member of t he local ad visory committee for Sett lement School, an d gave a larg e su m o f money fo r t he purc hase of l an d fo r t he sc hool. O n D ecember 19, 1919, he wrote t he following letter for The ARROW :

Stand ing : aett y la ile y Hall , Cha ir man , Arr o w mont loard of Governors , Lucinda Oakley Ogle , Emma Reagon Ownby. Seat e d : Em ma Mopl e. Pollac k, Pe orle Whaley Ownby

I take thi, pleaJu" t o co ngratulate you for whal ),ollr J(hoo/ has done for Oll f (Omllllmily dnd the advancement alld improvement on Ollr bOJI alld girls. I think it is wOllderfll1 how they (an perform all the llage, debale JubjuIJ and reri le ,'eeila/iolls. A greal nllmber of them (ollld 1I0t read or tm'ile, in fact many of them did nol know ally/hing when you came /0 liS with yOIlt' Bl uftd Sch ool. I call't expreH the g ratitude of my heart for what YOIl have already done for ollr childrell. My good tuile dlld I aft fvorking hard on Ollr lit/Ie mOlln/aill farm to dothe and feed our little Ollts. WaJ it not for your ]Chool we never (ollid edllcale them in the world . 1 feel ver), glad that I helped you with a little mile of money /0 II l ab /ish ),ollr schoo l . I wtJh J WdJ able 10 help with more . Y our good work is jIll! beglln. Theu are many . .. children )'et /hat mHIt be broJight into ),our ]Chool. Many of them are poor and wilholll milch do th el, ye t theft preci oll' milld, mu,t be deve l oped by somebody, or t l st they will grow /0 the l l alllft of igllorallt mall hood alld womaJ/ h ood. I feel YOII a/l need help ill a financial ruay htlt wh"etler if it to come from? Probably 10mebody wil/ get a vision o f the great work )"011 are doing and lelld a helpillg halld to develop our boy, alld girls.

Another of the luncheon guests, Emma Ma· pIes Po llack , was one of the schoo!"s early students. Because Miss Martha Hill , the first teacher, was afraid to stay alone. Emma Ma· pIes (a young girl o f 9) lived with her that first year. Emmas father, Squire I. 1. Map les , lived beside the road just a short distance from the first tea cher's cottage, now called Pollard Cot · tage. He also gave a large sum of money to help buy t he land for Sett lement School. On March 11. 1920 , Emma wrote the fo ll o wing account for Th e ARROW:

H ow I ulirh each 0/ yotl Pi Bela Phil knew jlllt how milch the dear old Pi Beta Phi Scho ol has meant 10 ollr comf1lllnil) and the many girls aJld boy, of this serlioll of the Great Smo;'itS.

11/ the lear 1912 the school U'aJ first ,tarted with olle leacher, Jl1iJJ Martha Hill from NaJh· ,iI/e. The Pi Beta Phi, purchased Iheir lal/d from Mr . E. E. Ogle which had a three room

a harn and a store. I lived ill IhiJ cot· lage wilh Mi JS Hill for a )'ear.

SOOIl Ihe dear lillie Pi Bela Phi srhool began 10 grow. The people law whal Ihe Ichool WaJ doing for Ihe bOYI alld girll who allended.

111 1914 Ihe Pi Bela PhiJ weill to work and buill a six roomed lChool houJe tvilh all Ihe deJlu lleeeuary, and r/llming u'aler, good heat· ing Jystem, and were e'l"ipped for mal1l1allrain· iug aud dOmeSli( Hiel/te, and year by year we hat '! m o re lea(hers lill 110W we have fOllr.

I n 1916 Ihey {illiIhed "I' all elevell roomed bOllIe l or Ihe leacb"l. The gir" alld bo)" tII;oy house in Ihis blli/dillg 011 Friday nighls. 117 e somelimes sing alld play games .

The Pi Bela PhiI 1I 0 tV llIe Ihe old collage for a gidi' dormitory and reeenily have Ihe Slliarl cOllage for which Ihey IIle aJ a bO)'I' dormitory.

The School hal 1101 olily inlhllIed Ihe peopl. 10 bllild good roadl . . . 10 Ih. childrell call (ome 10 school ill more eau, but il1thllJed Ihe gir" alld bOYI 10 look foY/vard in life 10 bigger alld beller Ihillgl.

W. lillcerely hope wilh Ih. help of Ihe Pi_. ",. L L , JJela t'IJIJ tve carl JUIIJt: uuy 'J«Vf; u ';;gu ;.u:;:; •.

Mrs. Lucinda Oak ley Og le, anot h er lunc h eon guest, was the first dormitory student when she was eleven years old. Recently she has compi led maps of the a rea as it used to be and has helped to write a history of the section .

In anticipation of the Board of Governors' luncheon , she penned the following reminiscence:

I, Lucinda, was old, neVer had gone 10 srhool, bill Gralldfalher Oakl.y had lallghl me a lillie. I war Ihe baby liller for 01" family ollwelve (hildren. My older brolher alld I were walkillg {it 'e miln (1 0 srhool) ... When Ihe wealher gOI 10 bad I Ilopped goillg.

MiJS EvelYII Bilhop alld lillie Emil y P. Bur1011 came and persuaded my parenls to let me (ome and /ille tvith them. They put me hI a (ot ill Ihe hall. Thil wal 1101 my home lor 101lg.

The Teacherl COllage had 110 cenlral heal al that lime, I don'l Ihink , beeauu MilS Lucy Mi· (helson , Ihe wealling teacher, would ha ve me lleep wilh her. She called me her lillie healillg Il ove. Alii remember of her il her (oid feel. I did tveavillg lor my keep alld helped AUIII Lizzie Reagan ill Ihe ki/chen. The weaving u. as unllo JorMity places 10 be sold.

Laler more girii u 'ere broughl 10 keep al what w. called Ihe girll dormilory_ My liIler, Marlha , was one o f thele. III lix yearl I had {illiIhed all the grad" we had at thai lime, Ihr ollgh Ih. "fOlld yea, of high srhool. N Olhillg elIe 10 do, I gol more illlerested il1 bOyJ . III N ovember, 1926, I war a rhild-bridt. I married my Jchool da)'1 su 'te/heart al1d I have lIeller regretled it f or Ol1e m;'lIIle eilher. Bllt I halle l1eller forgolltn o r quit being thankflll for lI ,hat the 1Chool did f or me. One impor tanl thillg, il helped prepare 111 all for Ihe illvaJioll of t Oltril ll JO we cOllld make a better living. Mall) Ihallk,lo Ihe Pi Phil for al waYI.

Mrs Emma Reagan Ownby'S fi rst husba n d, Otha Reagan, was the maintenance supervisor at the Settlement Sch oo l from 1924 to 1935_ Emma wove for Arrowcraft Shop for 25 years Wh en t h e G reat Smoky Na ti ona l P ark was started, she built one of the fir st mo tels on Roaring Fork Road . Their son, V. H al Reaga n, now operates the motel.

Attention!

A full·time Administrator for A rrowmont is needed. Applicants should have broad business experience since the Administrator will serve as personnel and public relations director. It is preferable that applicants be members of P i Beta Phi, but other applicants, both men and women, will be considered. For further infor· mation, please write to :

Mrs. Adin H. Hall 4039 Piping Rock Lane H o uston, Texas 77027

Arro wmo nt', Board o f Go vemors o tte nd d a .peci al m•• ti n; In Gat li nburg la , t Apr il. On on Ins p e ct ion tou r of th e Ar rowcroft Shop , lOG me mb." Ca rolyn Ott. "g e , Ka ve rn . " Oli vi a Smith Moore . and Sarah blh Mu lli . . topped to adm it. a c.ramlc , omo v or ,

Gunston Hall on the Potomoc, historic home of colon ial patriot George Malon , one of the Virg in ia delegates 10 the Constitutional Con vention.

Arrowcraft Goes Colonial In Gunston Hall Sofa

Arrowcraft has stepped into the pages of colonial hi story through the doorway of Gunston H a ll , the home of an ea rl y patriot , George Maso n, who auth ored the Virginia D ec la ration of Rig hts on which the first ten amendments of the United States Co nstitu t io n are based.

Located 15 miles south of Alexandria, Vi rginia, Gunston H all was comp leted in 1758. It is now owned by the state and is supervised by the National Society of Co loni al Dames through a board of regents _

Early last year when the board wished to o rder some h and·woven wool with which to reup· holster a Chippendale camel-back sofa at Gunston Hall , they consu lted Mary Frances Davidson, who has taught vegetable dyeing at Pi Beta Phi -UT summer workshops for many years. She agreed to dye the wool, and it was arranged, through Arrowmont, for Blanche Huskey , longtime Arrowcraft weaver, to do the weaving . Nella H ill , Arrowcraft designer, labored to duplicate the original pattern, which had a cotton warp and a woolen weft. Since this cou ld not be copied accurate ly , the fabric was woven with all woolen threads .

Madd e r was ordered from Australia in order to obtain th e correct shade of red. Mary Frances's biggest problem was finding a large enoug h container in which to do the dyeing . For the weft she needed to dye eight pounds of wool all at the same time- in a pot which would ho ld enough water to give it a proper

A drawing of the " Camelback " sofa at GUn,ton Hall which wal recently reupholstered with handwoven Ar rowcraft wool. bcep' for the tapered legs , which herald the Hepplewhite style, thi, Is considered a Chippendale lofa . Sofa, of thil type were mode in both Ma liachuUHI and Philadelphia dur ing the 18th century .

bath. Eventually she found an o ld -fashi oned galvanized bathtub that holds 38 gallons. She ca rri ed it to the Staff H ouse kitchen, and she and Lucile Woodworth stirred the woo l over the Arrowmont stove .

After the thread was dyed and dried, Mrs . H uskey wove it into a fabric 12 yards long and 34 in ches wide , with 30 thread ends to the inch . The job took about two weeks. And then the upholsterer took ove r.

Now , whenever Pi Phi s visit M o unt Vernon to see the home of George W as hin gton, th ey should follow thr o ugh by driving a few miles further south to visit the home o f one of hi s dear friends, George Mason , and to admire the hand-woven Arrowcraft fabric on his Olippendale sofa.

Blanche HUlkey , above wove the wool for the Gundan Hall sofa, which hod been dyed the proper shade of red by Mary Francel Davidian , IMlow

young pallo victim

Knox County Teacher Uses Craft Therapy

Most of us will be lucky. We will never lose the use of our arms or legs. We will never be· come blind. We will never be permanently bedridden .

But what about those who are not so lucky? Who will help them ? Can we?

I.,m'i. ail UC'I.UIIIC' dodurs ur nurses---or even therapists. So what can we do?

We can remember people lik e Sarah Lawson, an arts and crafts hospital teach er from the Knox County school system in Tennessee . We can make it possible for others to follow in her footsteps.

Miss Lawson, who ho lds a Distinguished Ser· vice Award from the Tennessee Federation of Councils for Exceptional Children, has aug-

A boy. paralyud except fOl head and neck movemenh. making mo.alcs by u.lng a tool in his mouth. while Miss Sarah Lawson .upervis."

mented her craft training at Pi Phi·UT summer workshops, although she has an M.S. degree from UT and has taken advanced training in special education at Syracuse University. She has taught acts and crafts to hospitalized children in Kn oxv ille's five hospitals for many years.

In order to give the young people as many creative experiences as possible, Miss Lawson must often improvise special methods. Handi· capped herself, she has a specia l understanding for their prubiems.

Sh e has served as president of the Special Education Teachers of Knox County and is a memo ber of Alpha Delta Kappa teachers' sorority.

Pi Beta Phi , through Arrowmont , continues to o ffer e ncourageme nt and inspiration to hun · dreds of temporary students who, like Miss Lawson, will utilize their Arrow mont experi. ences in their personal, enduring efforts to brighten the li ves of the handicappe d.

Mill Law.on in.truel. a high.• chool girl who I. cr.ating a sti tchery wall·hanglng .

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learning to use her left hand A fourth·grader working on a stitchery pleluNwith the help of an onrhead easel. he, very flnt sewing.

Arrowcraft Afghans Make Flashy Fashions

Pat Wright Bercel, California Alpha , above left , didn't need an afghan. But sh e loved the textures and colors of the lovely coverlets in the Arrowcraft sale. So she bought them anywayand took them to her dressmaker, who converted them into the fashionable skirts modelled, in the accompanying photograph, by Pat and Shirley Gage Lesnett, Ca lifornia Delta.

From the fabric left over from the skirts, the dressmaker created a stole to match the skirt Shirley is wearing and a ves t to go with the one Pat is modelling (not shown.)

The skirts are belted with luggage bands, also from Arrowc raft. Woolen fringe adds a linishing touch to both outfits.

Th e skirt Shirley is modelling is in shades of green and rust. Pat is wearing a white skirt, highlighted with rust-<:olored threads.

Spectacular Egyptian necklaces and Arrowcraft tote bags complete the outfits, which might inspire other imaginative Pi Phis to exp lore new uses for Arrow craf t products .

Teacher Praises Quality of Courses

(Ed. N ote : The following letter was sent to Henri e tta McCutchan Huff af ter last summer's workshop Our purpose for quoting it he re is obvious.)

D ea r Mrs. Huff :

This is my opportunity to thank the Albuquerque (N.M.) Pi Phi Alumna: Club for awarding me their 1971 sc holars hip to Arrowmont and at the same time give you a littl e information about me and my trip to Gatlinburg. As a Minnesota Alpha I was familiar with Arrowmont but really didn ' t realize all that it had to offer until] arrived for my two weeks in August.

I took the crafts media and jewelry courses for g raduate credit and found them to be a tremendous help in my work. I teach art at an Albuquerque hi gh school, and this year we incorporated an extensive crafts course into our program.

The 30 to 40 slides I took at Areowmont have been shown to many people, from my students to the local Pi Phi alumna: club. The beauty of the sc hoo l, its surroundings, plus the quality and concentration of the courses made my two weeks at Arrowmont a fabu10us experie nce.

Sincerely, Mrs . A . T. (Barbara) Schwyzer

Helen lewis , Acting Settlement School Administrator, demonstrates techni qu e for attaching label s to Arrowcroft items. Every label Is hand- sewn to the article. This work Is done In the back room of the Arrowcrofl Shop.

Boulder Triad Sponsors Santa's Visit

by SHIRLEY ScOTI EVINGER BOil/de, C/'Ib

A most interesting project was undertaken last December by the Boulder (Colo.) Alumn., Club, when that group, along with Theta and Kappa alumnre, brought Santa Claus to Boulder for two weekends. Santa 's Boulder home was historic Bergheim H ouse, owned by the city. Santa came with his colorful entourage of elves, storybook characters, and Mrs. Santa . Hundreds of volunteers worked nearly a full year to make sure all was ready for this special visitor.

Barbara Clingman Galm, club president, was ge neral chairman . Other Pi Phi s o n the steering committee were Sue Sayre Ieu ter , Cirrelda Bar· nard Mills, and Carol Richardson Smythe. The alumn., dubs were the chief sponsors and were ably assisted by the Jaycees, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church youth groups and many busi· nesses in the community. Many groups , such as the children from Head,tart , were admitted free.

While the adults browsed in their special houtioue. the children frolirked hetween their the puppet show, the children', bou· tique where all items sold for a dollar or less , had their picture taken with Santa in his sleigh, and visited Mrs. Santa in the candy kitchen where each child received a candy cane.

Chlldr.n 'ro", the Pr.school In Boulder vl,lt,d Santo', Hou.. and were enthralled with the .how playl". at the pupp.t theal,r. Mr. , Santa, who hod a bOlkel full of candy can,. 'or the kids, was th.r. throulh court.sY' of Mrs. Luclll. And,.ws, '1 Phi hou,... molh.,.

The alumn., manned the boutiques and made most of the items sold. Each group provided 1,000 items. 200 alumna: worked in some capacity on this project as well as many actives from each group.

The profit from this exciting adventure was $2,900.00 which was donated to the Attention Homes of Boulder. Attention, Inc. is a community sponsored organization that manages three homes in Bou lder where young people are sent to live with house parents and other young people because they ca nnot live successfully with their own families. Some are awaiting court decisions, some are on probation, and some have serious family or school problems. In 1971, 4,662 young people were cared for in the three homes.

Santa 's visitors numbered 4,200. This was a delightful contribution to the community as it benefitted not only the Attention H omes but all th e children of Bnulder.

Wlnnl. In. ,.oon w.icom •• an nci,.ci younl iaciY' io Santa'. hous. . The Impo.lnl but f,ludly character al,.. d to stallon hlms.I, on th. f,ont porch and malt. sur. '1lslfors find th.l, waY' In,

TAR Leaders Meet To Discuss Issues

Barbara Well s, California Delta, National Director of the Teen Age Republicans, is looking forward t o a busy summer and fall this election year.

At a Natio"al TAR Leadership Conference, h eld in June on the campus of Marym ount College in Arlingto n, V a., TAR representatives from the nfty !ttdk::. met wit h top echelon go\"· e rn mental leaders for in.depth discussion of the issues which will shape the 1972 elections_

Barby, who has held her position as national TAR direct o r since 1964, received many h onors while she was a student at UCLA_ She was named one of 25 outstandi ng juniors, one of 20 ou ts tanding seniors, and the Pi Phi s selected her as their outstanding senior. Sh e served on the UCL A class counci l for four years and was p res · ident of Trolls, an honorary service organiza. tion , and the UCLA Y oung Republicans_

TARs do not l imit their efforts to political activities. During the year they engage in a vari· ety of worthwhile programs, such as participat. ing in area clean·up campaigns, donating se r · vices to l oca l hospita ls, so li ci tin g donati o ns for c h aritable p rojects, coll ecting toys and clothes fo r needy children , assisting at community teen centers, performing sen' ices for members of the Armed Fo rces and for POWs , and fi g hting the drug problem.

A speech Barb y made o n the dangers of drug abuse and suggestions for controlling it has been recorded in the Congressional Record.

Discussion of Bible Holds Wide Interest

by TAM NETZLY Ohio Z ela

Ohio Zeta has been the proud instiga tor of a very successful Bible discussion group. Alis on Hurt, a soft-spoken, dedicated indivi du al , has given much of her time to the organization of th is specia l interest group which h as been in existence for one yea r.

Al ison is assisted by Jul ie Green, and togethe r they fo rmulat ed the plans an d put into effect what is now a n e ndurin g and vital pa rt of Pi Phi life' These two conscien t ious indiv idua ls decided to initiate a discussio n group in o rd er to sh a re th eir C hri st ian expe rien ces with others.

Because Pi Be ta Phi is the o nl y so ro r ity at Mi ami Unive rsity wit h suc h an o rg aniz ati on, Alison felt it would be worthwhile to open up the group meetings to anyone who was inte r· ested.

The purpose of the Bibl e discussion group, in Al ison's own words is, " to explain wh o J esus Christ is and th e basic concepts of Christianity." Al so. Ali son and Julie are atte mptin g to show what it reall y means to be in a relations hi p with Christ and to really understand the word of God. A few of the topics have been faith, G od's definition o( love, and sin.

T o attend one of these discussions is to sh a re in the fellowship and the deep, personal religious beliefs of many individuals. The discus· sions are hel d in the P i Phi suite, where the at· mosphere i, ·ory informal , with peop le ope nl y participating and explaining their own personal growth in Christ.

Alison went a step further by incorpora ting a little discussion on the Bible into an overnig ht retreat held for all Pi Phi s at a sister's h ome. The discussion was so wort hwh ile, that even though it was p l anned to last about an hou r , it continued practica ll y the enti re evening! It was fun to talk about somet hin g besides last week's date for a change!

These Bible discussion groups have provided an opportunity for deepening the personalities and characters of many Ohio Zeta Pi Phis. It has become an Im' aluable experience (or which we are grateful. We hope ot her chapters will be able to participate in simi lar programs .

N e w York Artist Has Jamaica Show

"If my work in any way approaches John Keats' aphorism 'Beauty is truth, truth beauty: I feel that I have fulfilled a bit of my purpose in life."

Those are the thoughts of Phyllis Crane, whose paintings are well-known to art lovers throughout the count ry . Miss Crane, Vermont Alpha. is an active member of the Westchester (N.Y.) Alumnre Club , and lives in her studiohome, Boscobet Point, ove rl ooking Haverstraw Bay at Crugers-on-Hudson, New York. She is a native Californian, however, and holds a bacheloc's degree in education from the University of Southern California and a Master's Rating for advanced work in Creative Dance.

Through her creative dances, Phyllis has always taught that "art, in any of its various forms, is the bridge to international understanding and appreciation." It was a partirular thrill , therefore, to have experienced this fact as the Contemporary Jamaica Artists Association presented a showing of 40 of Phyllis ' oil paintings In Kingston, jamaica. She was deiighted that the show was successful in all respects, and [dt that it was a wonderful experience. Twenty of the oi ls were painted especially for the show and are the result of recent travels to her native California, the Bahamas, and Jamaica. They also include Hudson R iver.scapes as seen from her home. The other 20 paintings resulted from her travels in England, Scotland, Germany, France, and Greece. Some were sketched o r painted due· ing her travels, and some were painted from memory.

Last fall Phyllis served, for the second year, as chairman of the Annual Greater Pee kski ll Area Art Exhibition. The event, in its 19th year, is sponsored by the YWCA, of which Phyllis is a member of the board. She is in the process of planning another one·man show, but shows her paintings at Boscobel P o int by ap· pointment and a few are at the Hills and Peter· son Galleries in Kingston. In addition, five of Miss Crane's marines are a featured exhibition at the Carroll-Condit Galleries in White Plains, N.Y.

In speaking of her work, Phyllis Crane says, "I strive to catch an atmosphere - an impression -of the unusual, not the bizarre. I try to do this as simply as possible, eliminating all but

the essentials needed to satisfy my feelings of the subject." She apparently achieves that goal, especially in her seascapes, since it has been said that "Phyllis Crane's work looks wet!"; "Miss Crane's water really moves."; and " I can actually hear the waves crashing against the rocks."

Phyllis Crane is an artist member of the National Arts Club in New York City and she exnibits tnere annuaiiy. 1n acidition, nt'c paiui.illt;:) hang in private homes, schools, and offices throughout the country.

G rou p Exc h ange I s Fun

Id ea on Mizzou Cam pttS

b) , ANNE O'CONNEll, Missouri Alpha

Pi Phis at the University of Missouri joined with several ot her fraternities and sororities for a new kind of fun this year. The "group exchange" became the latest collegiate way of making fun.

It started with a Monmouth Duo party with the Kappas. Then, Pi Phis, Phi Delts, Sigma Nus, Gamma Phis, and Chi Omegas met with t he Kappa Sies in their back yard for a fall evening get-together.

A winter dance with the Thetas and Delta Gammas almost matched the fun of the spring party with the Tri-Delts and Thetas. Another exchange with the Phi Delts this time included the Fijis and Thetas. Jud,ging from the success o f these mega-exchanges, next )'car's re lations between houses at Mizzou should be monumen · tally good.

" Surg ing S. o - Br iH ony " w a s o n. o f 4 0 o ils s hown in Jama ic a by Phyllis Cran., V. rmon t Alp ha.

Dating Game Girl Wins Russian Tour

by JANE STANSBURY California DtlJa

If you happened to be watching ABC' s The Dating Game Friday, May 5, you would have heard the following question directed to three eligible bachelors by th e attractive girl contesta nt : " I live in a soro rity house with fifty beautj · ful, sexy girls. Ev ery time a new guy comes over to the house, he is initiated . How would you like to be initiated ?"

The Datin g Game girl asking the men for their respon ses was Karen Sears , chapte r presi. dent of Pi Beta Phi at V.LL.A. Kar en is currently stud yin g to be a model and it was at the requ es t o f her modeling agency that she first went to ABC studi os for a Dating Game inter· view. After going through a series of preliminary interviews, Karen was chosen to participate in the TV show, but actually the excitement had just begun. After Karen and the bachelor-ofher -ch oice met on stage, TV host Jim Lange announced that their special date would take t hem for eig h t days to Russia! The couple was t o see many fascinating sights since th e iti nerary include d the cities of Leni ngrad, M oscow, and Kiev. Needless to say Karen was really excited, and the plans for the trip remained hard to believe until she stepped aboard the plane headed for Russia on June 9 .

For Pi Phis who may have missed the original telecast of Karen's conteol,--th... is still another date to look forward to _ Since the Russian trip is a Dating Game special, Karen's journey will be rec orded on film and shown this summer as a Dating Game documentary. We at Californ ia Delta hope you don't miss it!

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Campus Limelight Shines On Eight Maine Alphas

by L Y NN YARDLEY, M aine Alpha

Eight Pi Phis from Maine Alpha were honored on the University of Maine campus re· centIy. Six girls were selected t o be Sophomore Eagles , an honorary group that serves the cam· pus in various ways : Victoria Jordan, Kathleen Keaney. Linda Levesque, Anne Matthews, Christine T yndall, & Lynn Yardley . They were chosen o n the five points of the star, th ei r sym· bol: di g nity , character, friendliness, dependability , and sc holarship. Their functi o n is to uphold and promote the ideals, standards, and traditi ons o f the university and administration ; to act as a service group of the university ; and to help the freshmen g et oriented into co llege life.

Tri sh Ril ey and Mary Wea ve r each received the honorary title of "All -Maine W oman," awarded to the most outstanding junior girls. They too are chosen on their characte r, as well as their service to the university and their leaders h ip qualities.

Clncfy lilli , N.braska •• ta , wa, •• I.ded Mo.t Talented Noneflnoll.t a t the MI" Un'vert lty of Nebrallca houty Pa,eont . ( Inely I. p, Ph I ICholar.h lp chairman and a member of Alpha Lambda Delta She hot a 3 5 occum e u loted ,rode a ... eroge

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What Others Are Saying

Ediled by MARIANNE REID WILD KallS41 Alpha

Another Four Letter Word

Over the last two years , students have carved a long list of four letter words. Finally they seemed to have exhausted their vocabularies of gutter terms, ending with burn- hate- kill.

Some weeks l ater , J noted that a third person h ad scratched 'LOVE is a lso a four letter word. ' That statement said a great deal for under

How Are You Rushing?

In my opinion, the firing of the first R ussian sput n ik in the mid -fifties was the real beginning of ;;t!";;&; t!--. c f tc itj: Certainly the Greek system cannot deny t h at the entire educational system has undergone a (omplete analysis and drastic change since that historic event. We found many things which were sacred cows on our campus were no longer held in high esteem_ By the same token, some of the hitherto unimportant things became mo re vital. It was a natural consequence in this total reevaluation on the college campus that the Greek system was forced to become more aware of its relationship to the pursuit of education on a somewhat different and, hopefully, higher plane Immediately there were several vital questions t o be answered-was the system serving a real purpose in a new era called the Space Age? Was there any longer a need for the systern? Even more important-was the system ade<Juate for the needs of a new generation of idealistic students?

(in conclusion, speaking of the changes )

Our H e ads A re n ' t In San d

One cannot read through the accumulation of hist ory of the years without seeing over and over the words 'progressive; 'innovative; 'ere31

the sordid, bitter disillusioned parts of life is the love we must have for each other as human beings.

Evelyn Carl felt Baer, I K, former Dean of W omen , present Assistant Professor of English at Thiel College, in a Convocation Address Sigma KaP/'a Triangle

Those of you who are old enough to be devising rush programs are already old enough to realize that each year rushees are l ess impressed by pretense, more concerned with 'involvement' g00d 0!d days of sharing scrap books, producing tearjerking dramatic skits, asking such profound questions as, ' What is your major?' and 'Where are you from ?' have gone. The people whom you will be rushing next year have during their high school careers seen men walk on the moon ; they have sent their friends to Vietnam ; and they have already come t o grips in one way or another with pot and speed and 'the pill.' The kind of approach which your a1ummr made to prospective pledges who were earthbound children with deci sions t o make about cigarette smoking, drinking, and what is 'heavy petting' just isn ' t the approach fot a new generation. Their response , when told of the frivolous advantages of fraternity membership is very apt t o be: 'So?'

Etter McTeer Turner, Z T A Dean of Women, Stetson University Themi! of Zeta Tau Alpha

ative.' We know that we ha ve faults, but the very fact that we recognize them is the first step to overcome them.

Martha Huggins Pugh, National President The Aglaia of Phi Mu

Motivation Is Different

Your Executive Board officers are custodia n s of your Fraternity. We fu lfill the sarhe function as the boards of directors of insurance companies o r banks.

Activities Benefited

J would like to add th is perso n a l note, t ak in g t hi s opportunity to state t h at it was Kappa Delta ac ti vities requirement , that J o n ce t h ought so oppressive. that first introduced me to se rvice to ot h e rs I now realize that the dimension of pe rsona l growth whic h results from an a ll -out commitm e nt t o a group. even t h oug h t roub lesome and exp losive at tim es, a ll owed me t he opportunity to develop skills necessary for cooperat ion

Fraternities Fill Fundamental Needs

Fraterniti es developed beca use of basic human needo;;- the need for human society , (or

Get Involved, Reap Rewards

The storie s about al umni findi ng fraternity friendships t o make o r renew thousands of

Must Show Benefits of Greek Life

T o become a Greek in 1971 is undoubtedly a diffi cult decis io n. Reflecting th e changing attitudes and more polit ica l ten o r of campuses, the label '·Gree k·· unjustifiably connotes the polit i. cal terms , "t raditi o nal" and "co nservative." Viewed in this way , the purpose of Greeks is unclear t o th ose outside, and even many within Thu s, la ck o f understanding breeds c riticism .

A better understanding of th e role of the Fra -

But we do it with a difference. We do it for love. Y ou can' t buy that , or measure it in d o lla rs a nd cents

Betty Mullins Jones

In ternational President

Alpha Ph i Qllarterl)

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an d co n ce rn o n an inter-persona l leve l. Thi s e lement of self-sacrifice and positive commitment is ofte n l acking in the ·do·your·own.thin g' sty le of some of to day·s g roups, fracturing a closely· knit group and pitting it s sub-g roups against eac h ot h er J am than k f ul for th e st ab iliz ing in· Auen ce of a so ro rit y g roup, even th o ugh some of the benefits were not immedia tel y discernib le to me.

Dr Caro l McCall , in Speak Up let te rs

The Angelo, o f Kappa Delta

status in a group, for friendship and for l ov e Read any textbook yo u wish in psychology or philosophy, an d you will find thes e n eeds di s· cu sse d as fundamental t o th e human race.

Betty M u llin s J ones , Interna ti ona l Preside nt Alpha phi Quarterly

miles away repeat the ageless wisdom that Frat e rnity is fo r using, for enjoyment, and for invo lve ment. Th e more you get involved, the m o re you·1I reap the rewards of Brotherhood .

William A Butl e r, Jr., Executive Secretary Delta Up , il on Qllarterly

t ernity, bot h on campus and in individual lives , would clear up much c riti cis m Prospect ive ru sh ees need to see the opportunities offered by fraternities as they are today , and the ben e fit s t o perso nal li ves deriv e d from membersh ip, instead of an ambiguous image partially created by ou t side cr it icism. C larificat io n of our Fraternity's goa ls need not be taken on the defensive , but rather from confidence based on our merits

Kathy Newcom er, University of Kansas

Past Chapter President

Th e Ke ) o f Kappa Kappa Gamma

Fraternity Stor

y Is One of Growth

Men's general fraternities during this nearly l50 years of ex istence have co n stantly changed to meet the ch anging needs of their members. The 113 years of Delta Tau Delta 's history have seen many ch anges in undergraduate life styles and needs , Frate rnity organization structure, al umni participation, financial stability, campus commu nity , and student member attitud es. The deca de just past has been no diff e rent except the acce l erated rate and the extent t o w hi c h t he Fea· ternity h ad adapted t o ch anges taking place in

Education Can't Be Bargained

The student is an apprenti ce in the academi c community and does not h ave th e c redentia ls to justify his e xercise o f e qual authority with th e faculty o r administ ration of the government of that commun ity 's affairs. He is, furtherm o re, a member of a rransient popuiation, while his

"Canoe" Be A Steamboat?

An oriental philosop h er like ned people in organizations to boats . There are three kinds of peop le in all organizations-rowboat people, sailboat people and steamboat peop le_ Rowb oa t people n eed to be pushed o r sh ov ed al ong; sa il -

Credit Rings For Knights of Old

C redit ca rd s m ay be 20t h ce ntur y co nven ie nces, but the co n cept is ce nturies o ld . Pr acti ce seems to h ave h ad its beginnings in medieva l Germ a n y, wh e re car rying coi n o f th e rea lm down the coun tr y's dark, hea vi ly f o res t ed roads was d o ne st rict ly at one's o wn r isk. Th e T eutonic Kni g hts, th e refo re, developed a solut ion to th e prob lem Th ey design ed specia l signet rings eng r aved wit h their persona l coa ts of 33

higher educati on , the se rvi ces desired , and the g rowth opportunities a ffo rded the Fraternity. This h as been a decade when the new s media has declared that the fraternity system is a dying dinosaur and an ana chr onism, etc ; student newspapers , most often co ntrolled by independents, have rai sed the same cry; but th e story of Delta Tau Delta , and mos t major nati o nal fraternities, h as been one o f g rowth and progress, adjusting to new life sty les, but at the same time not rejecting mos t of the important values a nd traditions of our fraternity

A l fred P. Sheriff Ill , Exec utive Vi ce- Pres id en t Th e Raillb oll' of D e lta T a u Delta

t eac he rs, deans , and pres id e nt presumably are no t. The mod el of full po liti ca l dem oc ra cy, therefore , simp ly does no t apply to the campus. Neither does th e model of coll ective bargainin g. for th e relati o n betwe e n the student and th ose in charge of hi s education is no t a bargaining relation shi p.

Dr Edwin D Heusinkveld

Dean of Students , Witt e nberg University

The Re cord o f Sigma Alpha Epsiion

boat people move when a favorab le wind is b lowing; and steamboat people move co ntinu o o usl y thr oug h ca lm and s to rm . They a re usually th e master of them se lve s, th eir surroundings and their fate. Fo r a ch ap te r t o be stea mb oat people, it must have a lea d e r o f co mmitment a nd d etermin at io n t o give it direc tion .

K at hl ee n Davis Nye, National Pres ident

The Tridelll of Delt a Delta Delt a

arms. Th ey re gis te red eac h rin g with th e art isa n wh o created it a nd provi d ed inkeepers near a nd far with a master li st of eac h kni g ht' s respective in s ig ni a. Thu s, whi le on the road, the kni g hts would s im p ly leave their mark o n th e bi ll . After a signi fi ca nt amount o f c re dit h ad bee n ex · tended , innkeepers would p rese n t a bill for the total amoun t at the cast le or fortress. Kni g ht s we re thus able to tr avel hith er an d yo n while ca rrying a minimum o f coinage and va luab les.

Neu '1 fwd N ole1

Fraternity Executives Association

New Mexico Beauty Earns Top Grades

by BETSY FEEZER

WiUO NJin Bela/ Ne w Mex ;ro Bela

Nora Nelson, New Mexico Beta, viewed her undergraduate education as merely the springboard to higher and more exciting educational goals. She was graduated in May, is 20 years old, and completed her high school and college careers in just six years. While maintaining a 3.7 over-all grade point, she was very busy in the home economics department. She served on the expansion committee of Phi Upsilon Omicron and was instrumental in establishing a home economics honorary and professional fraternity at New Mexico State.

This Pi Phi received the Outstanding & holastic Achievement Award for 1971-'72 : was Honor Pledge (1971) and Honor Initiate (1972) in Pi Beta Phi, both determined by a 4.0 g_p.a. the two preceding semesters. In addition, she was one of two juniors se lected for membership into Phi Kappa Phi .

Nora has written a monthly co lumn for the New Mexico Rural Electrification Association magazine. and has attended several R.E.A . conventions. At the tei-state convention in 1971, she made a presentation "Representing the Youths ' View" which Attorney General David

Norvell had asked her to prepare. In 1972 she was appointed with Jimmy Dean to present yout h s' side at the national R.E .A. convention. Also thi s year Nora was the socond place winner in the national Miss Rural Electrification Association contest in Las Vegas, receiving a scholarship to be used in her graduate studies. She will be working toward a doctoral degree in family living, and would like to teach at the college level after that.

Retreat Renews Spirits in Spring Snow

by SALLY TYLER, Georgia Alpha

Spring quarter started off in the true Pi Phi spirit at Georgia Alpha. A retreat was planned for the first weekend after school resumed from spring break. Our special guest was Kaye Holmes, Traveling Graduate Counselor. Every· one was thrilled at the opportunity of learning more facts about our more distant chapters, and exch anging ideas.

On Saturday morning everyone packed blankets , bed rolls, and pillows into the trunks of our cars and went up to Lake Rabun, Georgia, f o r a weekend o f fun , ideas , and sisterhood . Ex · pecting a sunny afternoon , we were all sur· p ri sed by th e sudden gust o f sn o w flurri es. Lak e Rab u n wa s transf o rmed int o a f ai ry l a nd . N o t le tting th e weather g et us do wn , Kaye

set out to tea ch us many new ways to find out more about ourselves_ K.P was established by drawing ballots , thus not giving anyone person too much work. Kaye and our executive mem· bers broke the assembly into interest groups to plan events of spring quarter and rush for the faiL We were extremely proud to give birth to Pi Phi Pooh- Georgia Alpha's answer of a pick . me.up f o r anyone who was depressed . Roommate swaps , beauty parlor night, the diet table, and many more fantastic ideas emerged from our we ekend .

The spirit at Georgia Alpha has sk yrock e ted thi s qu art e r. We o we it all to Kay e and our wo nderful re t reat .

Nora Nellon , New Mexico aeta, with Jimmy Dean at the Min Rural Eledrificotion Anoc iation meeting in los Vegol .

Greek Week: Try It!

You'll Like It!

by MARILYN Roy CaliforNia Ztla

We want people to like us-and join us. But we must let them know that "they" and "us" are "we," made up of the same stuff. So we constructed Greek Week to say, "Try it' You'll like it!"

February 22, sororities made spaghetti, hosting Greeks from all houses. It was a chaote to meet other Greeks, see different houses, and eat lots of good food. Then the fraternities hosted the crowd for a progressive wine-tasting party.

On Wednesday night we watched a boxing tournament between independents and Greeks, followed by a pizza parlor party.

Thunday, we rested. But we did let the cam· pus know who was Greek when we attended classes donned in our house T-shirts.

The Friday night basketball game between U.C.S.B. and Long Beach State found th e Greeks in one chttring sectIon. Greek uuiiy sprang up in this moment of g lory . A dance in the Lambda Chi's front yard followed the game. Many danced, many observed from the balcony. It was a "warmly" spring evening. Great for dancing.

Saturday, the Delta Gammas hosted a breakfast before a drive to clean up the trash in Isla Vista. It was called a "trash-in," and while it did not rank as high as some of the other Greek Week activities, the Pi Phi s tried it and liked it. While the Greeks were picking up trash, two pledges-Gail Norton and Wendy McQuade-played in the vo ll eyball tournament. "Did you win?" we asked. "We had fun," they replied. Duke Ellington held a concert for the student body that night.

Finally, Sunday came pushing along with the infamous Push Cart Races. Little cars with tiny wheels were pushed by two people at a time around a track. Pi Phis and Phi Delts linked up for a girl-boy team. Our lightest girl was pushed by the boys and their lightest boy was pushed by the girls. We came in second and shared the prize with the number one team. The afternoon called for a time out, so we went to a park for a T. G with a sigh and a chuckle. Greeks are pretty nice. "Try ' em' Yo u'll like 'ern !"

Chapters Trophies To Have New Home

by VALERIE BROWN

TtXaJ Gamma

Texas Tech's Pi Phis can surely be proud of their record in t971·72. Activities have ranged [lV,,', Ii • t ::; Rihl,.. In March K athy Garver paid the girls a visit when she was here starring in a play. Kathy, who was a California Delta Pi Phi , portrays "Sissy" on TV ' s Family Affair

Texas Gamma has been very active in the city of Lubbock They participated in the Phi Psi canned food drive, the Lubbock Crippled Chil· dren's Campaign and the Heart Fund Drive. The chapter has financed Bluebird and Camp Fire Girl troops also Active members who participated as sponsors for the girls felt it was really a rewarding experience.

All year long the Pi Phis have been involved in intramural sports In the fall it was volleyball and basketball This spring it turned to base· ball , track and swimming . The Pi Phis even won a sch oo l·wide track meet. The results in April proved that the vivacious Pi Phis had really done it by overwhelmingly winning the Sorority Sweepstak es Trophy in women's intramurals Last fall the Pi Phis e ntered the All· Schoo l Rod eo. Thro ugh their skills of riding and 9uickly putting o n boots , they came out the high point sorority and received a trophy.

Activiti es and ideas this year have been at the center o f Texas Gamm a. As the sisterhood gro ws and changes , they are always stri ving to continu e to enri ch the he ritage of Pi Beta Phi .

Noncy 'ric. and Kathy Holme •• Tna, Gamma , hold troph ies won In Unin rslty Sing. All-school lodeo and Intramural Sw •• pstakes

Scholarship Group Makes Grades Fun!

by PEGGY TAYLOR , Arkamas Alp ha

The scholars h ip interest group within Ark a nsas Alph a chapt e r h as been buzzing with projects to make more scholastica ll y-minded angels_ For instance, in order to honor outs tanding ac hie vements in scholars hip for the fall sem ester, a Scholarship Banquet was arranged , provided with a guest speake r _ This g ues t speake r was the pleasant su rpri se. He wa s an architec·

bers involved . The affai r was a drop- in, with cookies and punch serve d on tables decorated with elaborate pink flower arrangements. This function was a lovely way to develop a mo re personal re l ati o nship between the professors and stu de nts_

Our sc ho l ars hip interest gro up is quick ly becom ing one of our busiest groups, owing to projects such as th ese. At last grades a re becoming less drudgery and m o re fun t o think about.

Chapter Entertains Retarded Teen Agers

by KAREN McEVER, G eo rgia Alpha

ture professo r at the University. and a fav orite with ou r chapter. After the dinner and th e distribution of the va ri ous awa rds. he gave a sho rt talk followed by a question-answer sessio n _ Needless to say, everyone was present at th is event.

Also , a Sm arty P arty was held at dinner one night. To gain admissio n into th e dining room. eac h girl h a d t o be dressed lik e he r g rad e point. On a fou r -point sca l e, a 2_00-2.49 g.p.a. represented the lowe r-mid dle class ; 2.50-3.00 represented the middle-class; 3.00-3.49 represented t h e uppe r-class; a nd 3 50-4.00 rep re se nted the millionaires. It was ce rtain ly reassu ring to see some upper<lass and millionaires gracing ou r dining room tables.

And finally , as a n elegant touc h to t h e sc holars hip being emphasized, the scholarship interest group organized a faculty tea o n Valentine's Da)·. Each girl was encouraged to invite as many of her professors as she desired, with fo rmal imitations sent to the various facu lt)" mem-

The Georgia Alph as entertained ten children from th e Ath e ns u n it of the G eo rg ia M enta l Ret ardation Ce nter las t February _ Caro lyn W i ll iams and W ana Shel to n, two psyc h o logy maj o rs , ha ve bee n d oi ng vo luntee r wo rk at th e ce nter. Th ey work mainly with teen · agers, chape ro nin g th e ir dan ces, givi ng personal attenti on to those with prob lems, and tryin g t o help th em learn how to act in real l ife si tuati o ns . Th e children were fascin ated with the idea o f a sorority, and kept asking to see th e house and have some sis ters , so Carolyn and Wana planned a party for them at th e house. ca rl oads of sisters went to the retardation ce nte r to pick up th e ten girls, who were from 11 t o 20 ye ars o ld . They were brought back and tak e n on a tou r of t h e h ouse before they had dinn e r A fter dinner we conducted a treasure hunt with candy and a ca rnati o n for each gi rl as a prize. The washboard band entertain ed them , and th en they entertained us . Several girls h ave kept in t ouc h by le tters and by taking some of them to the mov ies occasional ly.

A cco rding t o Caro lyn, th e girls s till t a lk abou t coming over, and they have a good view of sorori ties . Th ey weren't the only ones who benefi ted though; for many sisters it was their first contact with the mentally retarded.

As a result of their work at the center, Caro· Iyn and Wana plan to go t o gra duate school and be chtld psychologists specializing in mental retardation.

Dr... lng accord ln; to th.lr grad. point to attend the Smarty Porty were Ann Slinlon, upper dou i Becky k ing . millionaire ; Helo Llde , upper clo ; and Corleno ".d , mi ddle clau.

Innovative Inspiration Days Are Successful

by MARY Lou WILLITS Soulh Dak ola A lpha

All Greek chapters have an immediate problem after pledging-incorporating prospective members into the group. Fraternity orientation that tea ches the history and ideals of the organization is simply no t enough .

For years the problem has been a task assigned to onc perso n, the pled ge trainer . But within the la st two years, members of Pi Beta Phi have seen a new trend. Thro ug h adoption of the I. C. '71 program, members are realizing that the days of a single pledge trainer, classroom style pledge meetings, required study hours and pledge demerits are over. The responsibility for resolving the gap between actives and pledge s rests o n all members.

After adopting the I. C. '71 program this year, South Dakota Alpha at the University of South Dakota renov ated its pledge program. One of the distinct accomplishments was a necessary change in "Inspiration Days" prior to actIvation .

Most Greeks are familiar with the harassing, degrading activities that have f o r years constituted the stereotyped hell week th at preceeds ac· tivation . The point, some think, was to force a unity within the pledge class. But th e South Dakota chapter views the whole idea as bei ng meaningless. It was a case wher e th e ends did not justify the mea ns For the end was actually to te ac h pl ed ges t o be pledges, an d to turn abou t abrup tly and expect th em, as new members, to incorporate the ir id eas and activities into th e active chapter .

The chapter s interest group for Fraternity o rientati o n first asked what was to be accompli shed in the inspirati o nal pe r iod. Th e goa l was set to inspire bo th members and prospective members to give and renew their pledges to the ideals of the soror it y. With thi s pu rpose in mind, the int e rest group in itia ted a new pl an for "In spiration Days" that inv o lved everyone - not on ly pledges.

Th e p ledges were invited to live in the house fo r four days . They sha red rooms with actives and ate meals at the house. Throug hou t the f o ur days , actives and pledges realized how little they had known eac h o ther . " By living in the h ouse for four days ," one pledge said, " I saw things in my room m ates that I had neve r seen before . "

Each night the girls met for a fireside chat. The theme for th e first fireside was "Appreciation." The pledges presented a skit with that theme. Fo llo wing the skit, actives spontaneously commented on someone in the house they appreciated and why. The lirst fireside provided a morale booste r that carried through the follow . ing days . " Chapter Heritage" was the theme of the second fireside . Alum s were invited and informally told the g irl s what their pledge li ves had entail ed. Scrapbooks from the fo unding of Pi Phi on campus to the present wefe displayed, and each class presented a skit the y had don e during their own inspirati o n days. The purpose of the fireside was not o nly t o inform but to convey that everyone there belonged to a stab le and co ntinuing o rganization .

The third fireside was se ri ous but informa l. A ca ndle was passed among pledges and actives , ..d", .. tv :;::'j. -:;h::.t P: !!et:! Ph! meant to her. The spontaneity and m ea ning of what was said was exhi larating . Comme nts fo ll owin g the fireside ran ge d fro m, " I had no idea she ca red that muc h, " to "I had never s to p.. ped to think how mu ch thi s sorority means to me ."

Activa ti on was followed by a special breakfast early the next mo rnin g. Th e pledges previous ly had been as ked to eva lu ate the inspira .. t iona l pe ri od in writin g, and th ei r respon ses were read following breakfast. Re ferrin g to one o f the act ives, a pledge wrote, " I had kn own h er o nl y by name , but throu gh letting her see me in a ll Jig ht s, and seei ng her .. with hum an emot ions, w e h ave both begun to tear dow n the barriers of separa ti on. 1 am happy for th e experience because I build walls around me and live inside them , and ho pe that someone will care enoug h to break th em down."

A not her pledge wrote, " I never thought this type of mutual friendship could be possib le. We've planned togeth er- we've sh ared so mu ch together. W e're proud together." Anoth er adde d , " Throughout ' Ins pi rati on Days I' ve grown muc h cl ose r to many girls, and that has strengthened my love and my desire to become a full-fledged P i Phi !"

Manitobans Ha ve Happy Spring

by MELANIE HALL Maniloba Alpha

Sprin g 1972 was a very happy time for the Pi Phis of Manitoba Alpha. Many achievements and joyous occasions were celebrated by the chapter. The most meaningful celebration for Manitoba Alpha was the initiation of their first · ever spring pledge class . The excitement was doubled by the fact that the Pi Phis initiated the only spring pledge class on campus. Five new members were added to the ranks of the wine and silver blue

Springtime also means the approach of exams and graduation. Manitoba Alpha was blessed with several fine g raduates. These Pi Phis were honored at a " Grad 's Farewell" reception held at a local hotel , feted by t he Mother's Club at their annual spring luncheon , and by chapter alumnae at Found e rs' Day celebrations. The actives of Manitoba Alpha were indeed proud of

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the record of accomplis hments of their senior class.

April showers and May Rowers also meant the approach of another annual gathering. After exams were concluded in April , the members of Manitoba Alpha met at Falcon Lake in the Whiteshe ll Res erve fo r Sorority Camp. Twenty Pi Phis , seeking sun and relaxation after difficult and trying finals had been written, squeezed into Patti-Jo Biddulph's charming lakeside retreat The joys and disappointments of the past year were discussed with fervor ; and plans for future events were made with all good intention of becoming reality. When camp broke up, the Pi Phis parted in various directions ; their minds and hearts very mu ch filled with th at intangible Pi Phi entity, Pi Phi spirit.

cial Dinn ers G ener at e Sp r ing Enthusiasm

b)' MARIBETH ZAY, I ndiana Ga m ma

A series of special Pi Beta Phi dinners made last spring an eventful one at Indiana Gamma . The first was a Pi Phi Olympic Awards Dinner, the brainstorm o f sophomore Janie Beals . Go ld , silver, and bronze medals , plus booby prizes, were presented in such gag categories as week· end couch warming, "rock" lifting (for the engaged) and dieting.

A Professors' Banquet was held on the occasion of o ur faculty advisor earning his doctorate. The Pi Phis invited favorite professors and their wiv es for a buffet dinner in his honor. At the co nclusion our advisor was presented with a desk nameplate including his new title.

Engaged, pinned and lavaliered women inspired a Sweetheart Dinner in early April. H o usem other Jos ep hine Weldon crocheted tiny yarn co upl es in the colors of the appropriate fr atern ity for placeeards. Unattached Pi Phis had small yarn dolls at their place settings in wine and blue. These had pins on the back and cou ld be worn on State Day. Wh ile dessert was being served, fraternity sweetheart songs were sung by the chapter.

Every mea l was special for Mom Weldon during her birth d ay week. She received a differ-

ent fl o w e r every evening. and on he r birthday itself, she din ed o n steak. At State Day luncheo n at Indiana Alpha two days la ter , Mom Weld o n was presented with a sih'er bowl by President Kit Fo rd . The chapter rose and sang " My P i Phi Mom ."

Each of these dinners was new to Indiana Gamma . Mea ls are o ne time wh e n even the busiest Butl er University coeds ca n g et together, and these special dinners will surely become annual events because of the enthusiasm they gene rat ed in the chapter and on campus.

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is the DEA DLI NE for the WINTER 1972 ARROW

You Can Learn to be Kind to the Environment

by FRANCES CERRA

When Ralph Nader appeared at a Long Island college recently a petite woman had a question for him: ''I'm a housewife and I'm concerned about pollution and the consumer," she said, straining to make herself heard in the auditorium, "but what can I do to help?" Her question expressed the frustrati o n of most Americans who have noticed that air pollution has dulled the autumn leaves , that water pollution is closing beach after beach and that pollution of the earth is surrounding our cities with foul garbage dwnps.

if s true that industry produces rour (u uve;: times as much liquid waste as consumers, uses 70 percent of all the nation's electric power and throws away about 94 percent of our solid wastes. But, as that woman recognized, industry's sins do not absolve consumers o f th ei r respo nsibilities to the environment. People can learn to be kind to the environment as individuals, and then, in groups like sororities, on campus or olf, can band to geth er t o pressure th e government and industry to clean up .

Nader answered that housewife's question by telling her not to use products that pollute. He cou ld have listed items for an hour. Until now, consumers have not used their buying power to tell industry that they do not want products that pollute Take the di sposab le craze in bottles, diapers and even cigarette li ghters.

Am er icans are fond of throwing things away, so fond th at the U. S. Bureau of Solid Waste Management is doing research to find out why. Only a few years ago, people not on ly returned empty soda bottles; the empties were coveted by children as a source of pocket money. Today, most people prefer to throw out disposable soda bottles and cans rather than inconvenience themselves to co ll ect a measly few cents. Out of sight, out of mind. But government studies have already shown that if this trend continues , non-

returnable containers will virtually replace the deposit bottle in 1972 . That means that there will be some 20 billioll cans and bottles litter · ing the landscape and filling garbage dumps unless Americans come to their senses. And don' t forget, aluminum cans don't rust.

Th e "Th rowaway A ge"

Industry is already calling the 19 70's the "D isposable Decade" and the "Throwaway Age ," because they are convinced that consumers' desire for convenience is so strong that they wlli ignore the threat co the envirocul1t:l1l. H' time housewives faced a fact; You cannot speak righteously about the local power company polluting the air and then go home and pop a TV dinner into the oven and a disposable diaper on the baby. Prepared foods mean packaging. Garbage. Di sposab le diapers, paper cups, plates, paper towels-all are unnecessary sources of garbage. And garbage today is eith er burned, meaning air pollution, or buried in wetland areas lik e swamps which are homes to birds and animals and spawning gro unds fo r the small organisms that ultimately keep ocea n fish alive. Washing diapers and doing your own cooking is trouble, no question; but is there a rational choice?

Many college cafeterias have also been swept by the disposable craze. A collegiate chapter of a sorority is in a fine position to object to the use of disposable plates and flatware Disposables may save the cafe teria management some labor costs, but what are they costing the envi· ronment?

There are ot her products that ecology-minded consumers can avoid. The phosphates in deter· gents are thought to be the cause of something called eutrophication, a process that makes lakes and bays fill up with algae and become unfit for swimming and death traps for fish. Lists of de-

tergents and their phosphate contents have been published by the U. S. Department of Interior and C01l111mer Rep orlJ. And forget about enzyme pre-soaks. They are an additional source of phosphates.

Lead in gasoline is another major pollutant. Some non-lead or low lead gasolines are available now Buying them will encourage all the oil companies to make unleaded gaso lines , and fast.

Long lists of products to avoid can be obtained from local conservation groups, and these are the groups that both collegiate and alumna: chapters can ally with to start efforts to improve the environment. For examp le , many companies are paying for each aluminum can or bottle returned to them. Besides being beneficial to the environment, this isn't a bad way for a group to make some money.

But the possibilities for group action go far beyond picking up cans or setting up anti-litter days. The place to start is by raising the ecology consciousness of the members of your group and anyone else you can get to listen. Bring in guest speakers from conservation groups , ask representatives from local power companies or health agencies to come to meetings and answer questions on what they are doing about pollution . Use college resou rces, such as the science department, to help organize full-scale teachin's on the environment.

Focus Responsibility

And how about finding out just who is responsible for polluting that lake near you? If the health department doesn't know who is responsible, put pressure on them to find out. If

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they do know, then ask them why they haven't done anything about it. If you don't get action fast, show up in a group at your next town board or county legislature meeting. Watch how fast you make headlines when you demand enforcement of existing pollution laws and ask for stronger ones. Watch and see how polite your local politicians will be.

A good example of what can be accomplished happened in the state of Washingto n last year. The whole thing began as an academic project in a political science class, an exercise to s« if students could get enough signatures on petitions to have a referendum put on the November ballot. The students chose an ecology issue, the non-returnable soft drink and beer container They proposed that at least a five-cent deposit be required on all such containers. The task seemed staggering because th e students needed over 100,000 signatures to get on the ballot. Nevertheless, in a little over two months, the students gat hered more than 180,000 signatures. The state Democratic convention endorsed the proposal , and so did the Republican governor and attorney general of the state . Unfortunately, this study does not h ave a happy ending in the traditional sense. The referendum was defeated, apparently because of strong opposition from brewers in the state. But it is certain that the issue is not dead , and the students found out in the process that they have real power.

Ralph Nader has recog nized this fact more strongly that alm ost any other consumer-ecology lead er in the country. He be lieves that to fight polluters effectively, consumers need public interest lawyers who will represent citizens groups in court cases against polluters big and small and against governm ent agencies that hesitate too long to enforce the law. One such public interest law firm in Washington was recently responsible for stopping the Alaska oil pipeline whi ch conservationists fear wouJd do irreparable damage. The problem with forming such law firms is that they cost money. Nader has proposed, in speech!" on campuses around the country, that college students pay $5 or $10 as part of each semester's genera l fee to set up their ow n public interest law firm. In stea d of demo nstra ting, then , student groups with a gripe cou ld use the courts to voice their objecti ons. Nader's proposal is just getting off the ground on at least one campus, but the idea o ffers hope .

Saturday Rev,e

" Suppose there wefe two billion whooping crones ond only twenty ·eight of us - would they core?

Original thinking li ke this and quick action by individuals and groups is what is needed if th e world is t o rem ain a fit pl ace t o l ive. Crowds, noi se, dirt and air that stings the eyes are now commonp l ace characteristics o f big cities . N obody wants t o l ive this way and l arge

numbers of people have Bed to the suburbs for escape. But t h ey took with them their cars, th eir washing machines, their mania f or conve ni ence and their indifference. We can le arn to be kind t o our e n viro nm en t. We must. Or else.

Operation Brass Tacks

Cerra is a g raduate of Queens College of the City University of New Yo rk with a master's degree in journa li sm from Columbia University. She is cu rrently consumer affairs reporter for New!daYI traveling to Washington, D .C. for sto ri es as necessary. She is a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma.

"You Can LC'a rn To Be Kind To the Environment" is one of a se ri es of articles prepar ed for sorority magazines by the Operation Brass Tacks Committee of the National Panhellenic Editors' Confe ren ce. Members or the cumm i ue<:: are r\lm 1. nail , lupua Chi Omega, chairman ; Marilyn Simpson Ford, Pi Beta Phi; Mary Marg aret Kern Ga rr ard, Kappa Alpha Theta; Flo rence Hood Min er , Delta uta; Carolee Strock Stanard, Alpha Delta Pi ; D olo res Fr iess Stephenson, Thela Phi Alpha

Permission to u se the a rticl e or any portion thereof in other publications must be o btained from the Operation Brass Tacks Committee Reprints of the article may be ordered at the f ollowing pri ces : 1·25, ten cents each; quantities above 25, five cents each.

The Operation Brass Tacks Committee is co nstantly looking for material for its program and welcomes submission of manuscripts o r ideas for manuscripts.

Address : National Panhellenic Editors Conference, 3445 Wash· ington Blvd ., Indianapolis , In d

Theate r Majo r Ha ndl es

Mississippi Beta's talented senior, Marte Ro· velstad, is an asset to her chapter as well as to the University of Mississippi Marte's days are filled with her theatrical work and extracurricular activities.

At Ole Miss Mart e serves as vice-president of the University Players and last year was selected as one of the Top 20 Best Dressed Coeds. Her stage credits at Ole Miss include: Viet Rock, John Brown'! Body, The GlaJJ M ena gerie, Cac1111 Fl ower, The Tender Trap , Fiddler on Ihe Roof, A Perfeci .-1nalyliJ Given By a Parrot, and The Killing of SiJler George.

Marte still finds time to be a dedicated and hard wo rking Pi Phi. Last fall she sang and played her guitar for several rush parties, and she wrote, produced, and directed a new rush skit, "Oliver," which was a great success. She also has written two winning campaign songs for Mississippi Beta .

Marte, who is from Potoma c, Md. , transferred from Sullins College her junior year. At Sullins, she was vice-president of Sullins Players and a member of Delta P si Omega, honorary fraternity. She also participated in the choir, Mardi Gras Court, May Court, was feature edi. to r of " Sullins ReAector," and performed in No

Many Rol es

by GRETA ROBERTS, Missiuippi Beta

Exit, Night of the Igllana, and Picnic .

Marte's plans include entering graduate sc hool this fall working towards a masters in theatre.

N ee d Info On Orn am e nt als? Ask Kat e !

In August, 1970, Kate Goldman Gholston, Alabama Beta, was graduated from the Univer· sity of Alabama with a degree in marketing and economics. She knew no thing, really . about or· narnental plants. Now that statement alone probably doesn't do much for the reader. But then you're told that Kate, at the age of 23, is the only woman marketing specialist in Florida and one of only two in the United States. And her field is ornamentals!

Kate is responsible for providing a marketing news service to Florida growers and wholesal· ers, in relation to ornamentals, cut flowers, {alj· age plants, container nurseries and cut fern . Her responsibilities are the result of her position with the marketing division of the Florida De· partment of Agri cu lture . She spends a grea t deal of her time on the phone, gathering infor· mation from growers all over the state. This is then compiled and sent out as periodic reports to th e growers and wholesalers, keeping them

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informed on prevailing prices, availability, and current market trends.

Mrs. Gho lston was not only new to the job when she took it over, but the job itself was fairly new . She had a great time traveling through the state visiting growers. And, as most any woman knows, just let a man have the opportunity of explaining something to a woman, and she's a long way down the road to accep· tance . Since Kate was not a horticulturist, th ose men thrived on their explanations, and she was on her way to really knowing her job.

Kate is actively involved in Pi Phj work, as well. She has se rved as rush information chairman and assistant Pan hellenic delegate for the Orlando·Winter Park (Florida) Alumnre Club. With all this , h owever, she still finds plenty of time to devote to her fairly new husband Jo· seph, and to all the indoor plants she has accu· mulated during her travels.

Marte Rov ers t a d portroy Slater Ge org e In Th e KlfJlng 0' Sisler Georg •.

Slid es, Music Are New Rush Ideas

by BETSY TAYLOR Tennnue Bela

For ru sh this yea r, Tennessee Beta tried a new appr oach in famili arizing the rushees with Pi Beta Phi Rather than emphasizing entertainment, w e tri e d to acquaint the g irls with our sorority and its activities by means of a slide show. Instead of telling our story with words , we expressed it thr ough mu sic and pictures, illustrating aspects of the sorority that both members and rushees could relate to and en joy.

The main theme o f th e sh ow was embodied in the song "Tapestry," by Carole King. The " tapestry" motif symbolized the spirit of our cha pte r-in div iduality and diversity working together to crea te a un iq ue and special whole. We shared pictures of different Pi Phi functions that had go ne on during the year. We included pictures of various members and matched their personalities with so ng' ,uch as " H onky T onk Women," "Sugar Magnolia Blossom, " and " H ard- headed W oman. " The show was meaningfu l, yet humorous. It was even interesting to us at the last party , after we had seen it five times, so our enthusiasm never lagged. P utting the , Iide show together was fun and it meant something special to each of us.

Best Pledge Shows Pi Phi Heritage

by MARILYN Roy Cil lifornia Z ettt

Marcy Head was a P i P hi before , h e knew she was a girl: her birthmark was shape d like an arrow! Fourteen relative, spao through P i P hi roll ,heets. When Marcy joined the California Zeta chapter, as a junior transfer from Oklahoma , ,he thought Pi Phi was the best ,orority o n campu, She immediately added so much friendship and hard wo rk to the house, that she was appropriately voted " Best Pledge of Phi Province ." Th is occurre d dur ing the same month th at Marcy'S grandmother Helen Alford Johnston, Oklahoma Alpha , received her Go ld en Arr ow for fifty Pi Phi years

M a rcy, daugher of Mary Johnst on Head , Ok laho ma Alpha , began her P i Ph i career as president of her pledge class. She was voted " Most Outstanding Pl edge" and then went on to bigger an d better things She was elected sch olars hip ch ai rm an, appointed membership chairman, and was censor, w it h th e hi g h es t grade poin t ave rage in her pledge class But th at was not enough for M arcy. She accepted the job as ch airman of ou r rush interest g ro up. and hosted the best rush in four years.

At a luncheon last April in Los Angeles , Marcy was presented with $100 as an award for her Fraternity loya lty and service.

Thl. I. one of th e pletv ,., " , .d 'n the Te nn. " h to ,lid • • how It was faken a t the a lumnCII Chr i,t ma s tea

Sixteen Members Show Arrowmont Pride

by SUSAN WEAVER BURLESON Anlelope Valle, A/',mn« CIMb

Undaunted by a tota l membership of sixteen, the Antelope Valley (Calif.) Alumn., Club decided to present a series of displays o n Arrowmont at the Lancaster Public School District Office, the Lan cas ter Public Library , and Antelope Valley College Library .

It was the desire of this small group, whose ages span three generations. to inform the munity of the fine training and interesting opportunities offered at Arrowm ont. Under th e enthusiastic encouragement of the club's president, Valeri e Kroll Lunstrum , Idaho Alpha , and the philanthropies chairman, Jo Ann Jones M o rrison, Oklahoma Alpha, the club hoped to interest specialists in th e area working with the handi capped , the ret a rded , the elderl y. sc hoo l children, as well as enthusiastic home hobbyists .

As Va lerie sa id, "We are making the community aware of Pi Phi and Arr owmon t and making ourselves avai lable fo r those wishing Arroweraf t products. Our d isp l ays take re l ative l y little time and can be done by a small group."

T h rough organized steps the club set up their di sp lays o n Arrowmont :

(1) Contacted locatio ns where display cases were available----libraries, art galleries, rec reation centers, art and hobby stores, craft centers, schools and colleges.

(2) Scheduled times and places, makin g display times consecutive to avoid storage of handc raft items and assuring continuity of interest.

(3) Located handcraft items from Arrowmo nt to use in display, either fr om loca l Pi Phi club members or others in the province. Al so requ ested usable material s from Arrowrnont, such as photographs and printed matter.

(4) Arranged publi city by plaCing postm in store windows , churches, teachers' lo unges , l ibraries, club buildings, retirement centers, and other areas where those interested in such handcraf t training would tak e note Newspaper and radio coverage was also used. Contact was made with other organizati ons, asking them to announce dilplay dates and 10· cations . Pl aced brochures and other hand out ma-

terials at the display cases where detail ed inf o rmation on Arrowmont , including local names and phone numbers , would give further encouragement to those interes ted.

(6) Finally , sc heduled were small teams of Pi Phi s to set up the displays, then dis· mantle an d relocate th em.

Displays. such as the o nes presented by the Ante lope Valley Alumn", Club can be elaborate o r very simple . They can be schedul ed for several days o r weeks They require few people to set up ..,d are well wocth the effo rt.

"This entire project has been so meaningful," sai d Antel ope Valley's club president, "because we are proud of ou r Fraternity and it's philanthropies. Perh aps this idea will encourage ot her clubs, particularly small ones, to express their pride and devotion to Pi Bcta Phi with other simila r endeavors."

Lun c h eon H o nors M o th e rs

"God coul dn 't be everywhere , so he invented mothers" The girls at Pen nsy lvania Epsilon once again honored their mothe rs this year with a traditional Mothers" Day buffet. Sisters and pledges and th ei r fam il ies gat hered at th e Nit· tany Li on Inn , a restau rant on camp us, to share a delicious buffet luncheon. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon as it gave the parents a chance to meet one another and get to know what the chapter is doing . Once again Pennsylvania Epsilon carries on tradition!

JoAnn Jon e , Mor, l, on , Ant el ope Vall. Y' Alumnm Club

Philanthrop ie s Ch air man , lo o lcs a ve' o n. of th e d is plaY" se t

the club .

Juniors Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt

by NATALIE P ETERS ROlLlER

DalLu /linior Day Cilib

Since many members in the Dallas (Texas) Jun ior Day Club have young children, we decided to do something for them On March 28 we held our second annua l Easter Egg Hunt at a park near the S.M.U. Pi Phi ho use . We so ld $1.00 tickets to members' and friends' child ren t o cover the expenses. The Tuesday morning hunt was limited to preschool age ch ildren and the little ones arrived all dressed up and very eager. Some carried baskets as big as th ey were!

Before the hunt began, the kids were entertained by a junior.sized carrousel, a clown, and a lady who made animal shaped balloons. We had already hidden about 2400 eggs which were individually wrapped. Since the child ren were so young. the h idin g consisted mainly of scattering th em on the ground. The area (or the hunt was roped off by paper streamers until time t o begin. Prizes were awa rd ed to th ose children

who fou nd the live magic bunnies that were hidden with the eggs. P unch and bunny-shaped cooki es were serve d to the children aft e r the hunt. It was a big success and the mo ther s had 3!i mu ch (un :I e; thf' kirle; '

Ing eniotts Pl edg e Plans Perf ect Proj ects

by ScOTTIE THOMPSON, llIi1l0is EI.

As the only member o( her pledge class, Nancy Wright, Illin o is Eta, was having quite a time thinking o( worthwhile pled ge projects that one perso n could handle. But thanks to innovation and ingenuity. Nancy cam e up with some excellent ideas .

Since Nancy is interested in theater and spends a lot o ( t ime working for the theater department, she had noticed what a mess the scripts were in. So for her school project she spent many long hours catagorizing and making a file system for playbooks and scripts .

For a community project N ancy derived an idea that was particularly rewarding . She had read about a newly organized hospital near Litchfi eld , III ., that badly needed equipment With a little investigati o n she learned that much o ( th e equipm e nt could be purchased with Betty roc ke r coupo ns, so she wrote a letter to the mothe r of each Ill ino is Eta, as king for coupons

Fin all y, N ancy' s ho use proj ect both impro ved

the house and surpri sed all th e g irls Nancy kept e veryone in suspense unt il o ne n ig ht at I A M. s he sec retl y pl ant ed ma rigo lds. tulips , and daffodils in th e fr o nt of the h o use . N o w the house loo ks as friendl y on th e outside as it is on the inside .

Lyn Schoenfeld, Mluo ur l Alpha , was retognized for outstan d ing I(holosUc work ond odivitles by the St loui s Alumnc. Club with their annual Outs tand ing Sophomore Aword lyn is In Angel Flight and Mo -moi d s

Mrs. Vanasse Inspires Chapter

by MILDRED KEIR Maryland Bela

Maryland Beta welcomed in the spring semester with a visit from Grand President Sara· jane Paulsen Vanas se. The visit was M:s. Vanass e's first trip to the East coast and Maryland Beta was more than proud to have her. Her presence alone wa s enough to generate spirited enthusiasm for the spring semester.

A notable experience for Mrs. Vanasse was touring the Smithsonian Institution and viewing the H all of Presidents ' Wives, featuring Mrs CalvIn Coolidge wIth h er Pi Phi arrow. Maryland Beta wishes that all chapters co uld experien ce the delight of a visit from the Grand President.

On Founde rs' Day, Maryland Beta bestowed its first annual "Ou tstanding Alumna Award" on Marianne Reid Wild. In addition to being Grand President Emeritus, Mrs . Wild is a very active alum na. Maryland Beta thanks her for her constant moral support and encouragement throughout the years.

Our chapter has been very busy this spring! Many Pi Phis participated in the Panhellenic sponsored Bridal Fair. Rena Rodeman was chairman of the fashion show which boasted four lovel y Pi Phi models.

The Panhellenic Outstanding Sophomore Woman was ou r own Dale Alicia Ganley . Dale qualified for this award for her leadership in Panh ellenic as social and activities chairman Pan.hel Presents chairman , Panhel banque; chairman , and as a member of the vi ce chancellor's entertainment advisory committee.

Maryland Beta's Outstanding Senior Servi ce Award was presented to Cyndee Blaine Cyndee has been a responsible and respected member of our chapter sin ce her pledgeship.

Entertain Midshipmen

away! Mi chigan Beta got off to qUite a sta rt fall semes ter , when it opened its doors to the midshipmen of Annapolis After the October football game, pitting Navy against Michigan's Wolverines, 200 midshipmen returned to 836 Tappan where dancing, snacking and flirting ensued. Needless to say the girls were perfect hostesses! ! !

Pi Phi-Sigma Nu Community Proj ect Entertains Children

by TERRY L. ALGREN, lIlinois Bela-Della

Snow almost foiled the plans, but Good Friday turned out to be a "good " day for the children of the Louise A. Harrington Home , and the Kn o x County Day Care Center. The members of Illinois Beta-Delta and D elt a-T heta of Sigma Nu, Knox College, put their heads together to come up with plans fo r a Good Friday afternoon of games, "piggy-back" rides, songs, and play, topped off by a mad-scramble hunt for Easter eggs.

Illinois Beta-Delta joins efforts with a fraternity on the Knox campus each term to provide for a joint-effort community service project. Last spring, Juni o r Panhel and Juni or IFC sponsored an Easter-egg hunt similar to the one held this spring for the H arrington H ome children, and the Pi Phi pledges (now initiated) had such a good time at it that they suggested that the whole chapter work on the proj ect this spring. And so, the Pi Phi-Sigma Nu effort was one of the spring service projects.

Approximately 40 children from the Harrington Home and the Day Care Center participated in the afternoon at the Sigma Nu hous e-an d during that time, sixty peanut-butter.and-jelly sandwiches, fifteen gallons of Kool-Aid, and heaven-knows-how-many candy Easter eggs were consumed. After returning the children to their destinations, both the Pi Phis and the Si gma Nus were a bit bedraggled, but all agreed that, after all , it had been a good afternoonboth for the kids and for themselves.

Receive Patchin A ward

Pi Phis have been distinguished again at Oklahoma State University, having received the Dean Patch in Award, presented to the outstan ding sorority on campus.

The award is based on pledge education, scholarship and educational opportunities, rush, public relations, member developme nt , ho no rs, and activities. The maj or emphasis was on the development of the chapter internally. With o ur new concept of I.C '71 and re-evaluation of our goals and purposes, we were judged #1.

Printmaker Exhibits In Two-Man Show

Texas Delta recently was privileged to have the act work of Mary Fielding McCleary, a se· nior printmaker from Housto n, exhibited in a two·man show at the University Act Gallery Included in the show were her recent prints in lithography, intaglio, and a series of drawings . Mary's prints have often dealt with nostalgic and photographic images. Recently she became involved in the exploration of images in her immediate environment. The sh ow, which ran from April 4.14, was well received by both stu· dents and people in the community. Her work has been viewed on both local and national lev· els.

Although Mary has dedicated herself to her art, she has found the time to serve as rush chairman for Texas Delta As a result of her discipline and zeal, she was graduated this spring with honors. She will continue her work in the fall at Washington University with a tu· ition grant.

Mary McCI.ory ha. b•• n hard at work preparing for the two-man .how h.ld In April . Mary wos graduat.d In the spring from TelCo' Christian Unl .... rsity.

A no.tolglc, photographic Imog. wa. v ••d as the baugrovnd for promotional mat.rlal pinpointing the art .how

Pat Bercel Become s Surpris e Affiliate

by JAN E STANSBURY California Ddla

On Tuesda y ni g ht, Novenber 30, 1971, Mrs Pat Wright Bereel , AAC chairman for California Delta , was invited by Chapter Presi dent Diane Piri e to come to the hou se for dinner and at tend a specia l meeting o f the ac tive members . Any Pi Phi who has eve r served on an advisory boa rd fully understands that such a request can be a disturbing th oug ht in view of the numerous matters that arise in the workings of a large group It was therefo re with considerable trepidation that P at Bercel e ntered the ch apte r room when su mm oned by a ce nso r. The AA C chai rman did not find a busy meetin g in progress as she expected , but rat her she walked int o a room set for an affi liat io n ce remony-he r o wn !

Guid ed int o th e cente r of can dlelit roo m, Mrs. Be ree l stood in comp let e amazement as she turned to find all the actives lined in a horseshoe singing "Pearl s of Pi Phi ." Our advisor w as deepl y tou ched wh en the president ended the song by announcing it was th e desire o f eac h girl to ha ve Mrs . Bereel as an affi lia ted member o f California Delta . Because Mr s. Bereel has captu red the admi ration and of all ou r chapter members, to see he r overwhelmed with th e news made th e ce remony a moving experience fo r all. Upon completion o f the ce remony, she was presented with tw o gifts from the en tire chapte r-a hand-painted vase and a special plaque, designed by D iane Piri e, to com memorate her affi li atio n date .

T o trace th e events preceding this special affiliation, o ne must go back three years when Mr s. Berce l first came to th e position of advisory board chairman. All those who worked with Mrs. Beree l were impressed by her ener· ge ti c personality and helpful attitude, characteristics whi ch have hel ped he r form many mutual friendships . Since that first year as chai rman , Mrs. Berce l has of ten co nfid ed that the V.C.L.A. chap ter seems h er tru e h ome in Pi Phi since she was never ab le to enjoy being an active at her origina l chapter, Ca l iforn ia Alpha . Pat was a new pledge when Stanford Unive rsity abo lish ed so rorities, and when the initiation book of Ca l ifornia Alpha was closed for the final time, the last name to appear on the pages was Patricia Wright. Pat's disappointment at not Living in the sorority house as an active was

enhanced, too, by the fact that her mother, Ruth Jones Wri ght, had shared many memorable tim es as a member of the same chapter. The Ca li fornia Delta members were really happ y, therefore, to affi li ate their friend and give Mrs. Bereel a bus tl ing chapter house to co me to and ca ll he r ow n.

Because the affi li ation was such a unique event, tw o specia l guests atten ded the ce remo ny . O ne gues t was Mrs. Ernestine Ohlson, Phi Province Preside nt , who first met Mrs . Berce t at Co n vention last July . Th at week Mrs . Ohlson became aware of Pat's predicament of not having an existing chapter when it required five days for Pat to finally tra ck down the one ot her Ca lifornia Alpha alumna at Co nventi o n ! Also joining in the spec ial affiliation ce rem ony wa s Pat's good friend , Barbara Bassett, who once wa s the chapter president of Ca lif ornia Delta .

In addition t o her w o rk fo r the VCLA chapter, Mrs. Bercel is president of the Los Ange l es Alumn., Club and has se rved as th e club's prog ram and Ar rowcraft chairma n. Pat' s energetic persona l ity is also see n in the inte rest she takes in her two favorite hobbies, bridge and paddle tennis . Pat has had the excep ti ona l ho nor of twice winning the Los An g el es City-wide Brid ge Contest sponsored by the Epilepsy Society. An avid paddle tennis p layer, she h as also won the women's doub les champi onship in the Jack Kr amer Far W estern Paddle Tennis T o urnament.

Ca l ifornia Delt a P i Ph is are extremely fortunate to have such an energe ti c an d devoted woman to head th ei r advisory board.

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200,000 miles in just two years. But she does manage to work in an alumna! club meeting from time to time , in Denv er or wherever she happens to be. And , as Caryl sa),s, " I stand as another 'Ring Ch inger' who is finding alumna days as rewarding as those dear days at Florida State University."

Official Appointment Stems From Hobby

by CAROLYN CARLSON BLAKE RidRi'U"ood A/'ml1lte CINb

Whether she's making maps for her town of Tenafly , N .J., or writing texts for history sections in the TenaBy League of Women Voters ' books on the town and schools, Virginia Tasher Mosley, Colorado Alpha, is busy keeping us aware of the past and changes in the present.

Virginia became involved in the hobby of map making (probably stemming from her geography major at the University of Colorado) and was officially appointed borough hist oria n by the mayor of TenaBy in 1961. Virginia laments that she is one of the few officia l his torians in New Jersey, which, unlike New York, does not require that a historian be appointed for every community. Though she does not receive a salary, Virginia does have a limited budget WhIch enables her to attend historic conferences on county , state, and national leve ls . Virginia's latest appointment is to the local Revo luti onary War Centennial Commi ttee .

Virginia's historical duties include reporting to the community on her various conferences, as well as preparing historical exhibits. She developed an historical slide co llecti o n for the bor· ough which was the basis for introducing such a project in the schools.

The slides are available on Joa n and have been shown to various groups such as the Scouts, women 's clubs, and hosp ital therapy groups. Virginia was Terce ntenary chairman for TenaBy in 1963 -64, and she wrote the text for the nth anniversary booklet " 189 4- Tenafly1969." H e r writin g talent landed her the task of preparing two hi s tory sectio ns in th e lea g ue of W o men Voters books o n the town and schools.

Virgi nia was a tru s tee for th e Bergen Co unty Historica l Society, belongs to the Daug hters of th e American Revoluti on, the Berg en Community Museum , New Jersey H istorica l Society, National Tru st for Hi s to ri c Preserva ti o n, American As sociatio n for St ate and Local H is t o ry , and Bergen Cou nty Minera logica l and P aleontologica l Society.

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Once a historian, always a historian . When the Presbyte rian Church of TenaBy wanted their church history coveri ng one hundred years done, Virginia was the natural choice for chairman . She has als o served as publicity chairman for the Presbyterial.

If this isn't enough to keep a mother of four busy (now she's a grandmother too!), we must remember she's a Pi Phi! Actually she's a Pi Phi daughter and sister- her mother being Louise Neil Tasher, Col o rado Beta , and her sister being Margaret T . Smith , Colorado Alpha . She is a member o f the Ridgewood (N.].) Alumn., Club. was a delegate to ·the Victoria Convention in 19 64 and served on the Convention Daily at Swampscott She attended the first Swampscott Convention in 1947 and the As · bury Park Convention in 1930.

Among many fond P i Phi mem o ries are those of hearing Carrie Chapman Catt speak to the New York City Alumn ", Club and knowing Libbie Brooks Gaddi s and her family T o the Rid ge wood Alumn., Club, Virg ini a brings a wa rm friendliness and helpfulness that b rid ges all gene rati ons. She 's always an interesting conve rsa t io nali st and th e club's favorite h istorian!

Virginia Tosh.r Mosley

Pare n ts } Day Is Casual and Fu n

by PAULA LOFTON G eorgia Alpha

Georgia Alpha held its annual Parents' Day on Saturday , April 29, 1972. Invitations were sent to all of the parents and our plans included having open house from 1 :00-5:00 o'clock.

From 3:00 t o 4:30 we would have a picnic on the lawn with ou r Washboard Band playing for entertainment at 3 : 30. We tried to consider those who would have to drive for long distances and plan accordingly

Saturday came and with it came fun and laughter. The parents enjoyed seeing the house, th eir daughter 's room, and b«oming acquainted with many of her closest friends . They thought the Washboard Band was delightful and the picnic was a rdreshing idea. It was exactly what we had wanted--casual and cordial.

Parents' Day provided an excellent opportunity for our parents to take a closer l ook at P i Beta P h i-to see the endea ring re latio n sh ip of siste r to sister and to meet the lady w h o takes care of us all, ou r housemother , Mrs Smith It ca n be written down as a success and will continue to be an annual gathering fo r the parents and daughters of the Georgia Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi

Polio Sci. Major G e ts First Hand Training

In May, Washington Beta welcomed back Mary Gallagher after her semester spent at Washington 's state cap itol. Mary, a political science major at W .S.U., was selected to serve on the Public Relations Planning Committee at Olympia. For this , she will receive twelve credits, and a keen preparation for her future in this area. Mary has always been avidly involved in student gm'ernment, yet has maintained her 3 9 G.P.A. Law School is possibly in the future for Mary. But with her enthusiasm, all doors are open to this energetic Pi Ph i, no matter what she ch ooses.

Graduate Student Is Outstanding Alumna of Un iversity of Nev ada

Beverly Griggs Hudson, Reno (Nev.) Alumnre Club, has been named one of two outstanding alumni of the University of Nevada for 1971.

As a collegian and a member of Nevada Alpha, Beverly was a song leader, a cheer leader and rally chairman. She was politically active in the Young Republicans and later in the Nevada Republican Party She is a fo rmer Miss Reno and was first runner -up in the Miss Nevada pageant. She has been active with that pageant since 1952 and is now the judges' chairman.

Bev has been a member o f the Executive Committee of the University since 1961 and has always accepted committee assignments and seen that the project was accomp l ished. She h as served on many important committees for t h e University and in the Alumni Association

In addition to being a wife and the mother of two daughters, Beverly is the Director of Publications and Publi c R e l ations for the National College of State Tri a l Judges , and is a graduate student in the journalism department o f the University of evada.

Beverly Griggs Hudson

Named Carnival's Lady of the Realm

Ann Crigger, Arkansas Alph a, was appointed to serve as a Lady of The Realm fo r the MidSouth Cotton Carniva l h e ld an nu ally in Memphis, T e nn . Ann , a sophomore at the University o f Ark a n sas, is currently inv o lved also as vice president of mental advancement fo r her ch apter .

Durin g the Mid-South Cotton Carnival, which is designed to promote the cotton indu stry nat ionwi de, Ann participated i n a busy week of activities. She was presented as a Lady of The Re alm a t th e Crown and Sceptre Coronation Ball in April an d la ter in May while coming down the Mis sissippi R iver on a barge. Sh e was also ho no red at th e Maid of Cotton Lunch eo n and Cotto n Carniva l P arade held during that week.

Receives Scholarship

Mary Murphy , Tennessee Delta, h as been selecte d C1.S the fifth woman ever to receive the Robert E T a ll ey M emoria l Scholarship in journalism at M emphis State University. She h as a 3 .23 grade point average, is ma jo ring in magazine writing and stud),jng news writing in her journalism courses at M:SU.

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Golden Arrows Share Memories

At Founders' Day

by TERESA BROWN , Vermont B ela

1972 found the Verm o nt Be ta ch ap t er celebeating a m e mo rable Fo und e r's Day with severa l l oca l al ums. The ce lebra t io n began with a buffet dinner with sisters, pledges and a lums. Program ch airman and chapl ain, Barbara M olter, share d Vermont Beta hi st ory, reca llin g the ea rl y days when Grace Coo l idge, Ad a Hurlburt, and o ther o f Vermont's first P i Phi s met on P ea rl Street in Burlin gton before the ho us e was constructed in 1938 Two o f o ur 50-year a lums shared th e ir experi e nces h e re as P i P his, remin · iscing of ga la balls , p led g ing ce rem onies, and the Pi Phi friendship that continues today. Two 50-yea r alum s, Mrs . Flossie H a rd and Mrs . D o ro thy H unt, h ad daughters wh o were outstand ing Verm ont Beta Pi Phis and campus leaders

The Found ers' D ay celebratio n cu lm inated in a ca ndlelight cere mo ny ar o und an arro w cake. Twelve cand les we re lit commemorati ng eac h of our national fo unders. The most tou chin g m oment occurred when e ve ryone sang " Pi Phi Lights Anew," a nd "My Pi Phi Girl ." W e all share in co ngra tul atin g Mrs Flossi e H a rd , Mrs D oro thy H unt, a nd Miss Ba rbar a Hunt , three Verm ont Beta Golden Arr o ws

Millikin Sisters Are Real Thing

We m ay all be sisters through the bonds of wine and silver blue, but ties between sisters at Illin ois Eta go beyond that. Our family tree has seve n branches especially reserved f or the real siste r te ams and more for legacies.

T o start with , we ha ve three mom-daughter comb in ati o ns Mrs Elizabeth Hill , Grand Correspo ndin g Sec re t ary, h as tw o daughters, Nancy and Di a ne, wh o are Pi Phi s here. K athy Smetts follows her mother, Mrs. Nancy Smetts, our former province president. D ebbie M oore and newly initiated Deanna both follow th ei r m other, Mrs J oyce M oo re.

A s for other sister teams there are Kath y and P at Gardner, Mary Ann and D ebbie Simpson, Melina and Laurie Ahl g ren, Treeie and Jody Weller, and Kath y and Lynn Daschler.

Ann Crigs.r, Arkansa s Alpha

Remember

When the small disappointments In life combine and you think, "If on ly these problems weren't mine."

If you want to believe that you aren't alone o r need calming down to a neutral tone, Then smile, my friend, for as lo ng as you care t o trust or confide in us, we'll be there. When you're feeling so lo w that the sky disappears and the air is heavy with unshed tears, If moments you wish for don 't co me to pass o r if th e things people say seem to be crass, If Ii fe seems t o be just another cheap thrill and you want t o reach out and touch something real, Then is the time to touch our minds

Whatever you need, we'll try to find . If the day is as sharp and bright as a knife and you want to surround yourself with life T o walk in green meadows and wade through small streams and when day is d on e t o say "p leasant dreams ." Then is the moment t o reach for our hands to know and realize that we understand. Throughout your joys. yo ur sorrows, your life, If you need a friend in joy or in strife, If you want someone who l oves and ca res, Remember , my sister, that we'll be there.

JANET JONE S New M e xico Beta

Win Special Award

by VALERIE BROWN, T txas GammQ

On April 15 , Texas Gamma ended weeks of preparation when they competed in T exas Tech ' s annual University Sing . Singsong, as it is commonly called, is a competition among the Greeks with their presentations of a series of songs. Dancing , costumes, and sets are necessary f o r a good seven minute, thirty second show P iano and fiute accompanied the Pi Phis as they did " Memor ies of Rogers and Hammerstein ."

Songs from SIal, Fair , Oklahoma, SOlllh Pa(i{i(, Carollul, Th ; Kin g and I , and Th, SOllnd of Mlisil were performed with ballet and jazz numbers. The Pi Phis compe ted without a frat ernity and received the judge's Special Aw ard for the third year in a row, for the best ove rall production.

Jana Bullard, T•• as Gamma , has rec.lv.d many honors , Including the Dunlop Vole. Award Scholarship with which sh. Is att.nding Tech A riling lophomor., Jana Is a member of the flnt Tech chair and the Collegium Mu sl cum Madr igal •. In Marth , Ih. comp.t.d In the Mill lubbock cant... wh.r. sh. won the tal.nt award and wal nom.d •• cond ",nn.r-up

Tutoring Small Children Brings Special Rewards

by HEATHER HITCHCOCK , Vermo'lt Beta

How can rea ding, writing, and arithmetic be made more exci ting to children these days ? One way, Vermont Beta girls have discovered, is thr o ugh tutoring at one of the local children ', centers in Burlington , Vt. Once a week, the girls go to the Sara Holbrook Center t o help children with special scholastic problems. More important th oug h, the girls are learning more about children through personal guidance and finding it a very rewarding experience.

Furth ermore, the Verm ont Bet as h ave tried t o get other Greeks o n ca mpus involved in Sara H olbrook. Last Halloween , the Pi Phis presented a party for the children with Sigma Phi Epsilon-both the students and the ch ild ren wore costumes and it was h ard to tell who had more fun! In addition, at Chri stmas time Pi Phi and Sigma Nu gave a party for the Sara Holbrook kids and gave each a gi ft donated by local merchants.

Jam- Jam T ro ph y

Is Pi Ph i R e p eat

by NANCY NORMAN

Louisiana Bela

Jambalaya Jamboree or Jam-Jam, as it is traditionally called, is an annual event on the L.S.U. campus which gives each group, independent or Greek , a chance to compete with and against each other. It could have originated only in Louisiana because it is a Cajun-Creole type festiva l. Each group entering provides entertain· ment, such as a short play or a 1950's rock'n roll band, a fun-and-games booth, or serves food usually native to Louisiana, such as oysters or crawfish. Th ere 3re pirogue and crawfish races, a Mr . and Mi ss Jam-Jam are chosen, and there is a crawfish eating contest.

This year our skit was "All in the Tribe," a satire on ethnic groups centering around Columbus' discovery o f America. The chairman was Sandy Hebert and other Pi Phis in the cast were Bonnie Trinka, Sally Craig, Kathleen Loe, Mary Helen Burns, Lynn LaBreche, Lane Gisc1a r d and Eva de Laureal

For two years our chapter , in collaboration with Lambda Chi Alpha last year and Kappa Alpha this year, has captured first place in ente rtainment-the trophy to take home from Jam -Jam . It takes a lot of work and even more, cooperation and patience from the entire chapter, to be successful. It is something to enjoy and another way of st rengthening Pi Phi bonds.

City Panhellenics

(Conlin Ned from page 16)

Includ ed in these activities are making bean bags , joining fun ctions fo r underprivileged children or senior citizens, touring ca mpus o r local points of interes t, or just ha ving fun on picni cs or whatever th e members enjoy do in g together . Give imagination free range and the Ph Factor will soar-success and enthusiasm will be the reward

Will City Panhellenics meet the new challenges of the seventies, the new directions being taken by the Co ll ege Panhell eni cs, the new opportunities open to the alumna:?

Fraternity officers an d NPC officers know that vision and energy will be equal to the potentia ls and the challen ges o f this decade .

Texans Occupy Permanent Lodge

by v ALERlE BROWN Texas Gamma

A nineteen year old dream of Texas Gamma has come true ! In June, the Pi Phis moved into th ei r permanent lodge at Greek Circle, adjacent to the Tech campus . Twenty fraterniti es and sororiti es have bought acre lots there for their new chapter houses. Althoug h the lodges at Tech are us ed only as meeting places, a couple will live there as care takers. One of the new initi ates is being married thi s fall so she and her hu sba nd will take ca re of the lodge for the next few years.

The lodge ha s tak e n much work and the house corporation has done a fantastic job. There is a lighted parking lot in the rear and a built-in sprink ler system for the lawn. The French country-style lodge is done basically in gold with accents of blue. The interior consists of a large kitchen , entertainment area and an adjacent terrace to be built later. A small bedroom or conference room with a private bath is upstairs. Two stairways lead to the spacious basement which is the chapte r room . A co nvenient wo rk-room adjacent to this , for painting and buildin g, will come into much use , as will the rest of the lodge The long awaited dream has come true .

In Greek Who's Who

Mississippi Beta is very proud to have seven sisters in IP ho J J Wh o Am ong Greek Fralern i. tiel and SororitieJ . These girls are: ]eani Du ck· ett, L in d a Rit chey, Ma rt e Rove lstad , Ann Latture, Lauri e Blackwell, Ethel Seay, and Becky Runyan .

Tnol Gamm a', ne w lodg e o n Greek Circl e

Susan Barn e tt Earns Honors and Titl e s

by JAN I CE HOGLE, Texas Delta

Texas Delta experienced a great loss this spring as one of its graduates, Susan Barn ett of Odessa , Tex ., has give ... much not only to the chapter but to T.CU . as well . She served as a member of CESCO , a Drill Commander in Angel Flight, treasurer of the Physical Education Professionals, and a mainstay of the chapter intramural volleyball team. She is a physical education major and plans to teach in Dallas.

Throughout her college career, Susan has been recognized for her leadership ability. As a freshm an she represented her dorm in the University Ho use of Representatives. Her sophomore year she was again chosen as a representative from the Pi Phi house and was elected by the T.CU student body to the office of Secretary of the House for 2 terms. She became a member of Kappa Delta Pi , hon ora ry education sorority, and Delta Psi Kappa, physical education sorority , where she served as reporter and sargeant at arms. Susan was elected to Mortar Board, was named to JJ:7h o's lY/ho ;11 American Colleges and Universities , was chosen the Most Outstanding Junior Woman, and was runner-up to the 1971 T.CU . Homecoming Queen.

In th e chapter, Susan has been the pledge scholarship chairman, a member of Arrow Board, philanthropies chairman, house manager , and membership chairman. This spring at Founders' Day she received the Amy Burnham

Onkin award. The friendship and memories she leaves behind are both a reminder to us and a tribute to Susan.

Chapter Visits Eas e Lo n eso me Blues

You don't have to be a traveling graduate counselor to visit other Pi Phi chapters. Three Illinois Eta Pi Phis, Jan Hill, Nancy Soukup, and Claudia Roberts, recently recognized this by visiting the chapters at the University of Maryland and William and Mary

During Millikin University's Winter Term the girls did an individual project with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Hyattsville, Md The hrst night in Maryland they worked up the courage to ca ll the Mary land Beta Pi Phi s and told them th at thr ee lone ly Pi Phis from Decatur, Ill. , were there for the month. The next day they found themselves timidly knocking at the Maryland Beta door, but soon were put at ease s.

by friendly, smiling faces ' The Maryland sisters showed their friendship by including the girls in many activities, such as a weekJy trip to the "Vous," a "Blue Party," given for their pledges , a Lobster Thermador dinner, a study break for pizza, and generally just talking and sharing idea s in Pi Phi. Some of the girls were even on hand to help Nancy celebrate her twentieth birthday at the Hill's home in Adelphi.

Th e girls also made a visit to Virginia Gamma at William and Mary during rush preparations. Again this was a good time for the sharing of ideas as they helped make decorations and were included in a popcorn party.

Suson Bornett , fe.os o elto

Spring Derby Fosters Greek Spirit

by D EBO RA H C. WILLIA MS, G eo rg ia Alp ha

O ne of t he Greek traditions on the University of Georgia campus is the Sigma Chi Derby each spri ng The derby consists of a week of social events and competition between participating sororities, sponsored by Sigma Chi fraternity. Only the pledges and initiates are all owed to participate in actual events, but other members may help and support the participants. This year all of th e sororities on campus participated in t he derby, and t he competitive spirit between sororities was h eig h tened by t he fact that a troph y was to be awarded to th e sorority displaying th e most spirit.

At the beginning of the week, the Sigma Chi f raterni ty fi nanced a barbecue for all soro ri ties in th e derby. This occasion gave the sororities t he opportu nity to meet the Sigma Chis and to en joy the company and ideas of other sororities. At this function all the rules and restrictions for derby con testa nts we re specified. The barbecue began a week filled with hours of practice, mad scrambles, and much fun. Each sorority selected two representatives to compete for the title of "Miss Modern Venus." These girls attended dinners and met with the fraternity members on different occas ions . The other participants in the derby were selected to enter different competitions and all members made signs supporting the derby.

The first event began the day after the barbecue All sororities co ngregated at the Sigma Chi fraternity house to get as many signatures as possible from each Sigma Chi. At th e end of the day, three names were drawn from a derby and sororities recei ved doub le points for each tim e these signatures appeared. Poi nts were also given for the hi g hest number of nam es appea ring the most times. The sorority with the most points won this event.

The next event began at 5 :45 A M the following morning. All participants received clues concerning the whereabouts of derbies hidden all over the city by the Sigma Chis. Th e clues were not obvious ones, so each sorority divided into groups, each taki ng a ce rt ain number o f clues. All derbies turned in before 8 :00 A M. were given double points. At 8 :00, a second sct of dues was presented. The eve nt ended at I ;00 P.M. and a sorority was given points fo r each derby that it turned in.

The biggest event was Derby Day. This was

the day that the sororities had been p r acticing for all week Events included a tricycle race, tug-a-war. an egg throwing contest. and skits produced by all the pledges of eac h sorority.

Although Georgia Alpha did not win the derby, it placed in many of the events and was proud of the spirit and good sportsmanship exhibited by its pa rt ic i pa nts. The derby requi red muc h work, practice, patience, and good will , but th e ove rall effects were worth the confusion and frustration. Each sorority was knit more closely as a group, but at the same time, eac h coope rated wi th and wo rked wi th oth e r so rorities to make the derby a success. The derby brought out competiveness among the sorori ties but also brought out good wi ll and good sportsmans h ip. The fellows h ip, fun, and t h rills were we ll worth the work and frustratio ns of the derby .

Chapter Campaigns In Student Body Election

by G RET A R O B ERTS, Mi ss issi pp i Bel a

Sp ring means election time at the University of Mississippi . This spring Becky Runyan , one of Mississippi Beta 's outstanding members, ran for the position of secretary of the Associated Student Body.

For two days Pi Phis were seen all over campus holding signs and handing out hand bills to passing students. They were always ready to back their candidate and encouraged all students to ge t out and take an active part in their student gove rnment. In the end, all the hard work paid off, for Becky was elected to the office.

Becky , a very deserving candidate, is a sophomore majoring in Liberal Arts N ot o nly is she very active in Pi Phi , but she also gives much o f her time to campus activi ties . These include past assistant stude nt body secretary, officer in Angel Flight, (wens, Alpha Lambda Delta , Committee of 100, University Dancers, University Scholar, Ho nor Roll, and secretary of various student body committees. Becky has served as a member of Juni o r Panhe lleni c, is our present rush chairman, and she was recently elected to lY?ho'J IPho Am ong FralernilitJ and SorOrilieJ.

Scholarship Award Honors Teacher

by DoRRIS KARCHER WELLING lillie Rock Club

For the Little R ock (Ark.) Alumnae Club, Pi Phi's Founders' Day is a very special and important event each year. This year we ce lebr ated the founding of I.C So rosis·Pi Beta Phi with seventy members present.

Joining us for dinner at Trapnall Hall were Arkansas Beta actives and pledges who presented a program honoring the Founders, and guests from the Grand Prairie Alumnae Club, Stuttgart, Arkansas.

Our fifty year h o noree this year was Fraoces Sue Edwards East, of Little Rock, initiate of Arkansas Alpha. Frances Sue has spent her years in Pi Beta Phi by working "overtime" for Arkansas Alpha, helped with the colonization and insta llat ion of Arkansas Beta, then became very active o n house boa rd . Jane Miller, our dub president, presented Frances Sue a wine tion tied in silver blue ribbon and a go lden ca rnation to attach to her pin, and then an arm bouquet of wine carnations tied in si lv er blue ribbon was given by Arkansas Beta president, Shari Yeargain , to Mrs. East. Sitting with her mother was Susan East Gray, a 1954 initiate of North Carolina Alpha, where she was president of the chapter.

A surprise recognition was made to our Miss Pauline Hoeltzel when Lynda Blodget Forsythe , member of the Arkansas Beta Alumnae Advisory Committee, presented Miss Hoelt.el with a scholarship plaque, reading " P au line Hoelt.el Scho larshi p Award ." On this plaque , whi ch will hang in the Arkansas Beta Lodge, will be engraved the name of the Arkansas Beta Pi Phi with the h ighest grade point eac h year. The first to liste d was Christine Carrado with a 3.6 grade point. Christy received a recognition pin which she will wear until her predecessor is named next year. Miss H odtze l is a retired asSOciate professor o f German and English and c hairman of the division o f humanities at UALR wher e Arkan sas Beta is loca ted , and was a fifty year honoree in 1966.

Another outstanding Pi Phi of Arkansas Beta was named by AAC this yea r for the first time This young lady is presently chapter vice presi. dent, is president of the UALR Panhell enic, has

worked diligently in h er chapter, school, and on school committees, and has the honor of being the 1972 yout h chairman of Easter Seal Drive. Jeanne Turnbow received a Pi Phi bracelet which she will wear for the next year.

We are very proud of our fifty year members and wish to identify each one here: Margaret McCain Campbell, Virginia Alpha ; Jell Murphy Dorough , Coro Lee Reed Earl , Frances Sue Edwards East, Ethel Estes Hancock, Miss Pauline Hoeltzel, Ruth E. P ye King, Miss Florence Kruger, Thelma Reed Milliden, Miss Mildred Moss, all Arkansas Alpha; Tillie McCammon McFaddin, Texas Alpha ; Frances Howie H all Wadsworth , Ca lifornia Alpha.

Egg Hunters Win

Pi Phis at Auburn University have discovered a new talent- hunting Easter eggs. Each sorority o n campus entered f o ur girls in an Easter egg hunt sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi . Alabama Gamma won second place for finding t5 eggs, including two golden ones. For their efforts, they received a trophy complete with a dyed Easter egg.

lynda .Iodge. Forsyth. hold, fCholarshlp plaqu. preunt.d to A,ka"IOI Beto , honoring Mill Pou li n. Hoeltul, I.ft .

Library, Study Hall AreNew Installations

by SHELLEY HENDRICKSON

Oklahoma Bela

Oklahoma Beta's emphasis on learning as a dynamic exchange between individual and environment has been incorporated into the life style of our house We opened a new study hall where all could go to have quiet and concentration. We installed a library, complete with books, magazines, encyclopedias, and dicti o nary We have a teacher file with comments on classes, teaching methods, course material, and approach. This helps each individual to take courses which are best gea red to her style of studying and her approach to course material. We also provide a li st of the actives' majors so that pledges o r ot her actives can get assistance o r advice. Finally, our tile of requirements for majors gives eac h the oppo rtunity to plan her co urse of study.

In order to stress the types of activities and exper ien ces th at cons titute lea rnin g, we have created a new office of head of cultural activi· ties. She is responsible for keeping the ch apter informed on cu ltural events in Stillwater, Oklah oma City, and Tulsa. We have also emphasized the importance of learning outside the c.lassroom by having a series of dinners and guest speakers. One p rogram consisted of a speech on self defense, while another was a discussion of the counselling office at O.S.U .-its trials, its undertakings, its workings, and its importance. We had a scholarship dinner combined with a speech o n woman's role in the career world , exemp lified by a personal involvement in veterinary medicine One dinner was held in honor oC Bla ck H eritage Week and an· other had faculty members as guests.

Our attempts to emphasize the individual's respon sibi lity for her ow n education have taken th e form of abolition of almost all required study hall h ours. We have fo und that enforced study in a specified loca tion is not as conducive t o learnin g 3S individually planned study.

The new sc h o larship program resulted in the pledges ha ving the top grades on campus, and the members in havin g the highest grades we've had in several terms .

Seventeen Pi Phis Are On Sweetheart Courts

;'y SALLIE PAQUElTE, California Gamma

With twelve national sororities and twenty · five fraternities, the Greek system is strong and active on th e University of Southern California campus. California Gamma is proud to announ ce the outstanding number of sweetheart titles he ld by our gal s for 1971-72: Alpha Tau Omega crowned Cyndi Shearer as their Queen for this year. Beta Theta Pi announced Diana Billings as Beta Girl in their fourth annual con· test. Linda Everson is Queen of Delta Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Order chose Jill Kakionzes as KA Rose Queen and Irene LaVigne as one of the six princesses. Alison Pickens is Kappa Sigma Sweet heart with Sallie Paquette and Randee Shrader as princesses . Two of the Phi Delta Theta 's princesses are Ann Marie Pianata and Amy Ke ck . N ancy Stein is Sigma Alpha Mu Sweetheart, and Dannine Trapp , USC songgirl wh o was K appa Sigma Sweetheart la st year, is the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Phi Kappa Tau has thr ee Pi Phi princesses, Dana Webster, Kat Sulliv a n , and Laura Gibbons In addition to this Tina W ood was just crowned Delta Tau Delta Queen and Marji Bailey is a princess.

Iowa Alpha Raises $2,000 In Marathon For Campus Courts

by GAYLE EILBRACHT, Towa Alpha

Iowa Alpha recently held a tennis marathon to raise money for new tennis courts for their campus at Iowa Wesleyan Co ll ege. The ir small c h apter of thirty-two girls played t e nnis continua ll y (or 1691;2 h ours when they rea ched th e ir goa l of raising $2,000.00. Two gi rls played o ne h our shifts which meant that each g irl played about every fourteen hou rs

Publ icity was willingly given by local newspapers and radio station s. Th e townspeople also backed the girls which was a tremendous help

Iowa Alpha president, Mary Davis, commented that "all members of the sorority felt the marathon was worth the time and we h ave all earned a great sense of accomplishment from the project."

The Gruesome Tale of Iowa Zeta's Quiz Kids

MARY ANNE BEATTIE, JOCELYN FURTWANGLER , ANO SALLY NAREY

You all may have heard of the Three Musketeeresses Furtwangler, Narey, and Beattie the Fearlessest. One cold winter night they drove o ut in th e snow To find wealth and honor o n the local quiz show.

The cream of the crop of the Pi Phis they knew TIley ju st HAD to con9u e r downto wn Waterloo. For a two hou r drive they were a tense bun ch Eating cupcakes and Hersheys from E's neat sack lunch .

And then they arrived at the great TV station; Right in their hands was the fate of the nation. Chewing their fin gernai ls right to the quick, They tortured their minds to make the knowledge stick.

The quiz host was hand some, he tried to be cheerful "Smile, please, ladies , and do not be fearful. "

There sat the enemy, the fierce Jaycee-ettes The audience was teeming, placing th eir bets.

All of a sudden the room was too bright There was the signal; Action! Camera! Lights! The questions were loaded , the competition high "What is the capital of Mu -gung- ho T ai'"

"How long can a crocodile stay under water?" "What is the attention span of Maylasian otter?" " Who ran the 440 in 38.4 ?"

Barney Zulfel , of course, from Baltimore.

" Who won the Cy Young Award this 6ne year?" What the blank, blank , please is Cy Young? A beer' "How many molars has a Nepalese moose ?"

The contestants were vicious , they played fast and loose.

At the finish; exhaustion . Both teams were dead. And the wicked Jaycee·ettes, they came out ahead. The gallant Pi Phis were saints in defeat They took their 25 dollars and bolted for the street, They got into their car and drove straight through . You might say for this o ne : They met their Waterloo.

"AI Ih is lime , whel1 our world is beset with generatioll gapI, rarial "ioleltre, and a nOI-/oo-tt-ell· defined morality, a fralemity offers a Jlandard of rOllsriellliollS, uprighl lit/ing ... Ihe oppor/unity /0 parlicipate in a gro up which has as ilJ main goal Ihe blli/ding of beller men who frill themsel vtJ build a beller uorld. " ROBERT E. LA UE, Si gma Pi.

Pl edg es R e p eat

T

r adi t i o n al De ed

by JANE KENTCH, Pennsylvania Gamma

In the 1950s, the pledges of Pennsylvania Gamma kidnapped a sister and tied her to a flagpole in the middle of the Dickinson College campus. The freshmen pledges of 1969 had heard vague rumors about the mischievous deed and decided to revive the tradition. After a brainstorming session the pledges came up with an almost unbelievable plan-they would take their pledge mistress Lucy to Harrisburg on Saturday morning. But that was no t the worst of it. Lucy would end up on the steps of the capitol building in her bathrobe at 8 A.M with only nine pennies She would have to find her own way back to Dickinson . Unfortunately for Lucy, all went according to plan. Yet she managed to borrow a penny and soon called a Pi Phi sister to come to her rescue That was the start of the revival of Pennsylvania Gamma's kidnapping schemes.

At rush during the next few years the sisters often retold the infamous Harrisburg Kidnapping. Other pledge classes attempted to stage unique abductions but the one scheme which really caused a stir was that of the pledge class of 1971. That pledge class roused their pledge traine r, Marti , at 6:30 A.M on a spring Saturday. Clad in her pajamas and raincoat Marti boarded a plane for Cleveland where her pinmate went to school. Excep t for the rude awakening, Marti enjoyed her weekend in Ohio

With such schemes the pledge classes of Pennsylvania Gamma are continually striving to devise diaboli cal kidnapping plots-each one trying to outdo the previous classes Each pledge mistress now Jives in fear, carries a concealed dime and a li st of phone numbers, and is neve r seen alone with a g ro up of pledges unless she has been KIDNAPPED!

Three Study Abroad

Pennsylvania Epsilon has been learning about Europe throu g h the correspo nden ce of Kathi Brady, Lanie Bevan and Sue Graham who have been studying abroad since the beginning of April. K at hi is studying in Rome, Italy, Lanie is in Barce lo na , Spain, and Sue is in Cologne, Germany

Ch apt e r Acti v iti e s

Include Fun Ideas

by BARBARA MANSFIELD

Colorado Al pha

Colorado Alpha has enjoyed an active and successful spring semester. In January and Feb · ruary we held weekly " firesides" in the living room, complete with refreshments. These gettogethers provided a study break as well as a fine chance for the girls to relax and talk We also held our annual Ski Weekend

Informal rush was casual and relaxed . Our most successful party had a Mexican theme, including Mexican food , decorations, and appropriate costumes. After dinner we all assembled in the living room to listen to folk music performed by several Pi Phis and our "hashers." Later in the month we held a rush party at a nearby park where we had a football game and frisbee contest before sitting down to a picnic dinner.

Spring activation was held in March and twelve girls were initiated . Activities lasted into the early hours of the morning.

The month of April was a busy month for the chapter. There was a food coupon sale to raise money for the Bou lder Day Nursery Later the pledges had a sneak dinn e r for the actives at a nearby restaurant. They took the evening's dinne r, l eavi ng a big sign in the dining room tellin g actives where they could retrieve their meal. The an nual Founders' Day luncheon was held in Colorado Springs and attended by aU the active Pi Phis and many of the alums.

Recentl y we had a party for graduating seniors and a special cooky -sh ine for ou r past president, Pat K a ne. A short h istory o f her life was g iven through pictures and stories, and she was presented with a gift.

The remainder of the semester was jammed fuJI o f activities and exc iting plans. The weekend of April 29 was " M o m's Weekend ." All the mothers were invited to come to the house for a Saturday luncheon . evening at a drama prod uction with their daughters, cooky-s hine late that n ig ht, and a Sunday brunch.

Our annual spring formal was held the first weekend in May. One of the final activities for the Pi Ph is this semester was the traditional scholarship banquet where the girls with the highest grade averages were honored.

Miss Rodeo Oregon To Wed On Horseback

by KATE BUCKINGHAM Oregon D elta

Miss Rodeo Oregon is a P i Phi She is 2L year o ld Sharon White from Portland State University.

Sharon was crowned Miss Rodeo Oregon last July at the tryouts in Vale, Oregon. Her reign ends thi s summer and has included appearances at most of the rodeos in the northwest, and hostessing Portland's indoor rodeo. She is riding in style on her new saddle and wearing the new attire that the rodeo association presented her.

The h ig hli g ht of her reign was participating in the Miss Rodeo USA tryouts in Las Vegas las t November. Sharo n placed sixth out o f 23 contestants but felt that even she los t she has had some rewarding experiences.

Th e resu lt of her grea test experience will come when she is married on July 22. She met her fiancee , Sam Johnson, at the M adras Rodeo last Augu st. Their weddi ng wi ll be a littl e out o f th e ordinary because they will be exc hanging vows o n h o rseback at Mt . H ood and Sharon plans to wear a white western suit. She hopes to

have t he entire wedding party on horseback but she is having problems secu ring a minister to perform the ce rem o ny. Since both Sharon and her fiancee howe spent most of their lives around horses and they met at a rodeo it seemed natural for them to get married on horseback .

Sharon has been participating in rodeos for about nine years and received her first title as Washington County Sheriff P osse's Junior Rodeo Qu ee n in 1968. In 1969 she was a princess on the Sheridan Rodeo Court and in 1970 re igned as the St Pau l Rodeo Queen.

Sharon explained that in any rodeo court competi ti o n contestants are judged o n persona l. ity and appearance as well as ho rsemans hip . At Las Veg as, in th e Miss Rodeo USA tryouts , she had to model her own outfi t s and participate in va rious personal interviews where she was asked both genera l and po litical questions. The horsemanship competition consisted of goat tying, barrel racing, po le bending, and pattern rid ing which consisted of figur e eights and other fancy riding.

It Is Nice To Have A Man Around The House!

by TERESA BROWN, Vermollt Beta

A man living in a sorority house? Nevecunless he's a house parent. Martin and Sue Nade lm a n, C h a rl otte, N.C., spent the past year as house parents at Vermont Beta .

Martin was a g radu ate stud e nt at the Univer· si ty of Verm on t earning hi s masters degree in student personne l. He did h is underg raduate studies at Rensse l aer Po lytec hn ic In stitu te rna· joring in economics. Su san spent the year work· ing in Burlington. She was a home economics g r aduate of Winthr op Co ll ege in R ock Hill , S.c. Bo th Sue and Martin were graduated in L971.

Martin had had previous experience as a dorm counse lor in co ll ege, but l iving in such a situation was a first for Sue . She found the com· panionship and friendship of girls close to her own age most enjoyable, and she also enjoyed not having to cook. According to Susan, "The food was great!" Martin was impressed with the informality of the setting. They enjoyed be-

ing included in activities such as spring formals .tnd rush functions.

Martin and Sue agree that houseparents ere· ate a convenient situation for all. Both fou nd t hat ou r loca l alumnae were ex tr eme ly helpful and emp hasized th e many house improv eme nts made which often go unnoticed.

Although with us for on ly one year , M arti n and Sue have h appy mem ories of their stay in Vermont. Southerne rs at heart, they did have a time adjust in g to ou r brisk northern weather an d long wint ers , but bot h feel t hat V e rm on t is one of th e nation's most bea utiful states.

The future is bright for the couple. Martin has an excellent job at Atlantic Christian College in North Carolina (a little closer to ho me for the Nadelmans) in student personnel and a chan ce to work on his doctorate. We all join in wishing them the best of luck and happiness next year and always, as well as thanking them for being with us in 197L-1972.

ATTENTION ALUMNAE:

Can you help? Out collegiate chapters need voluntary information about prospective rushees more than ever before. In some instances, your advance letter or Rush Information Form may be the only way a chapter can learn of girls for consideration. Your assistance is vital! If you know of a girl planning to attend a school whete there is a Pi Phi chapter, will you please forward information without delay. Don't wait for the formal rush period because most chapters today have informal and open rush periods as well.

Any alumna may be a personal reference for any girl, regardless of where the girl lives.

Please fill in as much information as available on both sides of the form.

PI BETA PHI RUSH INFORMATION DATA

!Include picture of prospective rushee if possible.)

Name of Rushee __________________ Attending

WHERE TO SEND RUSH INFORMATION FORMS

1£ there is no alumnae club in the rushee's home town, send form to the Chapter Membership Cbairman at the college address.

1£ the rushee is from a town covered by a club , (see Summer ARROW) send the form to the Alumna: Club Ru sh Information Chairman of that club.

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Maine AJph_ University of Maine

Muaachaettl Alpha Bolton University

M dnaJdu Ikt.. limy. of Muucbutrttl

Nova Scotia Alpha D&lhouAie University

Sew York Alpha Syracute l1nivenity

New York Gamma St. Lawrmce lIDiy.

New York Delta Cornell UoiYffSity

Vermoat Beta Univ.ol Vermont

Maryland Beta Univ.ol Maryland

pennsytvania Beta BuckneU Univ.

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PmDlylvania EpUloa Pmo State Umv.

North Carolina Alpha Univ oI N, C&rolina

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West Virtinia Alpha Weat Va. Uoiv

Wat Gamma 8etbany Ilqe

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joanne Bid.aese 330 Triphammer Rd Ithaca, NV 14!50

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Beth Wilaon Do, Maplewood Turw::e DickiDlon CoUcce GrteMburJ, PA 15601 Carliak, PA t10IJ

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Kitt,. ArIlJMD Pi Beta Phi HOUle R ichmond Rd WU.l.iamlbvl"I. VA UII.5

SIlSaG KarllOll 28f7·A Early St. Norfolk, Va 23.5IJ

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jUlice E. Offutt 14]0DCI Ave. 1311 Loc:utl Ave MorpntOWD, WV 26505 Fairmont, W V 26.5.54

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K.ilKodmemum .519 W jdfenoa 1550 Baker Ct. TaI1a.ha.uee:, FL J2JOI Panama City, FL 32401

LeeBn P.O. 8oJ: 12..511 P.O. BoJ: U.s Uoiveni:le Staticm W'lDter HueD, FL 3JUO GaiDeJv • FL 3260 1

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Micblau AJph. HillJdale CoUq:e

Michi,aan Ott. Unlv, Of Michipn

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MM-blala Delta Albion CoUq:e

OntArio Alpha UnIY. of TOfOflto

Oatario Beta Univ. of WatcnI Ontario

Ohlo AI OMo UnivaW.t)'

Ohio Beta

OMo Stile Univ.

Ohio Ddt.

OMo WaIfyu Uaiv.

Ohio Ept.i1on Univ. of Tokdo

Ohio Zeta Miami UuivU'lity

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Kentuclty Bela Uaiv of Kentucky

TmMSKf' Alpha Univ 01 Tenn. at Chan.

TUintuee Bet. Vanderbilt Uniy

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Munpltit State UBi•.

AIab&ma AI Binniucbam-Sotbrn. Coli

Alabama Uniy. of Alabama

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Sarah McLaughlin

Cynthia Fidao

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Laurie Chickedanu.

Lynn Kdfcr

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Cindy Mut

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Sue Kavanaugh

Cheri Mansell

Janet Hanpetu

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Millie Bardilt

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96 Eliu.bdb St. Delaware, OU -IJOU

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409 Columbia Ave. LainrtOD, KY 40502

1410 Hilhcrelt Dr Hiuon, TN J7J4J

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1911 Andy Holt Ave. Kno.r;ville, TN 31916

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lIN 1259 U.h-cnit,., AL lS416

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419 uKhlea Or. Hinnircham, MI 48009 Brook.ide Dr Jackton, MI 492(13

I5J I PiDC1. rft Cra. Port Credit, Ontario Canada

UO·263 Cauandra Blvd Don Millt, Ontario Canada

620 Y&IU1ia Dr N CoIwnbi&, 01-1 4J2U

1J20 Old Stabk: Rd Cincinnati, OH U24J

1625 Banbury Ct. "'ayetteviUt, NC 2830-1

534" TaJmad«e 011 41623

1408 Old Harrods Creek Rd Ancborace, K Y 40UJ

l.oqvie-or Ave Rivet"1ide, cr 06871

R R I, Do.l 138B MOtp.DtOWll, IN 46160

1205 Grand' Ave Wuh inatOG, m 47.501

9.50 Form Blvd.. S Dr Indianapolis, IN' 46240

JOJ E. RaYJnODd Danville, IL 611J2

228 BerUbire Rd. Waln-Ioo, lA 50101 1714 Wilton St. MUDJler, IN 46321

2019 Baahford MaDOr Lane Loui!viUt, KY 40211

219 Irvine Rd Ltxincton, K. V 40502

14.0 Hilhcrelt Dr Hiaon, TN J7JU

745 Fiekbtone Terr St. Louil, MO 63119

51S4 Woodbriar Cove Memph is, TN Jail 7

519 Shady Grove Rd. Memphis. TN JlI11

Route 7, Box 323

17 Ouiltoober Wa,. AnniItoa. AL J6201

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Alabama Gamma Auburn Uaiwnity

M.iui.i Alpha Univ :l'rthrn Mia.

MillbaiPOi Beta Univ. ol 14i11iMippi

.M&nitDba Alpha Univ. of Manitoba

Minnell)ta Alpha Univ. of Minnesota

North Dakota Alpha Univ. of North Dakota

WlICorWn G&IJlJIl& La.wrence Unlv.

Illinob Aloha Monmouth Colleae

1I1inob Beta-Ddta Knolt CoUece

IIIiDob Epoiloa NorthWfStera Ualv

Illiooia Zeta

Uaiv. of lll.inoil

lUinoia Eta Millikln Valv.

Illinol. Theta Bradley Univ.

lo a Aloha 10 W'eskyan Unlv

Iowa Beta

Simpeon Collqe

lo a Gamma

1000000a State Univ 10 Zeta Univ. of 10_

Nebraaka Beta Umv. of Nebraska

South Dakota Alpha Univ 01 South Dakota

K A1oha

KauuBeta

Kauu State Unlv

Mialouri Alpha Univ of MiMouri

Miuouri Beta

Wuhin.a:too Univ

Miuouri Gamma. Drury Collece

MutuAloha Unlv. of Artanau

Mutu Uaiv.oI. Ark at Little Rock

OkIaho_A_

Ubiv.oI. OIt1aMma

Oklahoma 0kJah0ma State Ulliv.

Harriet NOlfdl

}ue Ann Owm

Cheryl Felllu

Doona Hedley

Julie Curtin

Marlene Kuhl

Barb Braun

julie

saUy V. Shepherd

Patrice Weller

Debbie Granito

Oayle ElibraclJl

Ann Man::uuon

Cindy Helmers

Mary Zenor

AllIoD Linn

SueBunktt

Marli Yeo

Mary D Heineman

Mary Schwdtztr

Elka Stevau

janice Andmn

Triaha Rudder

SuIa.a Auell Pub

Mary Hdm PmrdI

Dorm 7, Room 210 Auburn Uniwnity Auburn, AL J61JO

Bo:a- 2579

Southern Statioa Hatt;esbul'l, MS 3940 1

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1109 S.E. 5th S t. Minneapolis, MN 55414

409 Cambrid&e Grand Forb, ND 512()1

301 E. Lawrence St. ApPetOD, WI 54911

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Liedm.an lWJ Monmouth CoDqe ),fOlllDOUth, IL 61462

K,." Col,... GaJesbul'l' n. 61401

6J6 Emenon St. Evanston, IL 60201

1005 S. Wrisht St. Champaign, lL 61820

235 N. fairview An. Decatur, IL 62522

1410 S. Westtm Peoria, IL 61605

NU PROVINCE 80x 20, s..THall Mt. Pltuant, IA 52641

411 W Clinton Indianola, IA S0125 ,....... Ames, IA 50010

115 E. WuhiD&ton 10 City, IA )2240

426 N 16th Lincoln, 6ISOI

III N. PhLm VemillliotI, SD 57069

Xl PROVINCE 1612 W JSth LaWTtDCt, KS 66044

1I19Todd Rd Manhattan, KS 66.502

511 E. Rollinl Columbia, M065201

Box ·41, Wuhm,ton Univ. St. Louis, MO 6.1013

Pi Beta Phi Drury Collcse Spririptld, Mo 65102

OMICRON PROVINCE .502 Wat Maple Fayttlrville, AR 72101

3111 S. Taylor Liltle Rock, AR 72209 1701 Elm Norman, OK lJ069 Stillwater, OK 74014

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222 ronal St HeadlaDd, AL J6J45

22 53rd Sl Gulfport, MS J9501

224 Sivky Orlord, 38655

74 RUt)' Cmcent Man. RJT OJ.4

4<120 Silver Lalte Terr. S t Anthony Villqe, MN 55421

2106 C1nver Dr. Crand Forb, I\f1) 51201 1697 CLaym9nt E,L Ball-win, MO 6.3011

14275 Hillsidt Rd. Elm Grovt, WI 5JI20

2f7 S. Rub St. hue&, JL 60143

11940 Darby Avt. Northridct, CA 91J24

Uti Park Ave Riwr Fomt, II.. 6OJO!

J205 Prairie Ave. Maltoon, IL 61931

1410 S. Walern Peoria, IL 61605

56J EtOll Dr. Burinaton, IL 60010

R R. 1 Bolt 52 KlrlunaD Io wa 51441 RR.2 Siblty, IA 51249

6Ja 11th Ave No. Fori Dodat, IA .5OSOI

2603 Kimberly Dr. Om&ha, NE 681J4

1240 Utah Ave SE Huroa, SO 57J50

615 W 67th Terr Kansu City, Mo 64113

510 Wtllvinr Dr Manhattan, KS 66502

200 W 99th TtTr Kansas City. MO 64114

44 Woodcmt Dr St. Louis, MO 63124

1220 E. Univtrlity Sprincfield, MO 65804

1607 N Hl&lha Lltdt Rlrl, AR 72207

20J Pulaaki Little Rlrl, AR 72201 8oxSOJ9 lAwton, OK 7JSOI

5US E. 15 St. Tulsa. OK 74114

PI PRO\1Sa;

61 X etK(Imb PIa« New" Orlans, LA 70111

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Alii. 11)..24, '12

4421 E. Broot6c1d Dr Nuhvillt, TN J7205

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Louisiana Beta LaM CiIclatd P O Box 17.560-A 9731 Chateau Dr. A", 21-26, ' 12 Louisiana Slate Uni BalOG Rourt. LA 70803 BalOG Roup, LA 701lS

T Alil': KriM,. Lddlklt 2JOO Saa AatOftio P O. 80.1 11945 27-Sq,t J, '72 UDiv of CDS AIlItio, TX 18705 Capitol Slalioa Austin, TX 1&711

Teu.I Beta Blair Jtidu 3101 Daniels 11259 hdttrWood Jan . U - 27 , ' 73

Soutbun Metboditt U.I Dallu. TX 7SlO5 Dallu. TX 7.5229

TuuCamma PIUn Ut)ey 2902 Via.burt #120 2902 112(J Alii 20-25, '12

TCDI Tech U.iv , Lubbock. TX 19414 Lubbock. TX 9tU

Teas Ddt. Susan Sttde Boa T.e.U. 719 Oak Lane A"" 2$-30, 'n Tuu ChriJtian Univ fort Wort, TX 76129 Marlin, TX 76661

RHO PROVINCE

CoIondo Alt:.! Susie Douc.Lua 890 11th St Uniy. of Co rado Boulder, 00 IOJ02 114 Orion Dr CoIondo CO ""'" Sept , 1- 13, '12

Colorado Beta JeMie Dam 220J S. JotrPhinlt 9835 Shadldale LaDe Sept. 25-Oct 4, '72 Vniv ol Denver De:ove:r, 00 10210 Dallas, T 7523'

Colorado Gamma Becky Krutl't:r 625 W. LakeSt 223 Eatl OUve: Sept. ' 72 Colorado Slate UDiv Ft. Colli-. CO 10521 Bo&mWI. Aft S9715

Montana Alpha Ted HaU 13Of, S. $OS N Qurch Oct '72 MoataDa State Ualv Bolltm&ll, liT S97 15 Bouman, MT S9715

Wyo ' Alpha T uri LorCOllOD Pi Beta Phi 9420.:1 St . 24-JO, '71 Ilocb Spri.Dp, WY 11901 Laramie, I 70

SIGKA PROVL'iCE

ArillOna Alpha Jacque Lovejoy IOJ5 N. ],(ountaiD 200J E. 5th A\II 21-27, '72 Unlv. 01 AriJona Tucaon, AZ 1$719 Tuaoo, AZ AS 71 Q

Ariaona Beta Linda N&namOr'e Palo Verde Wain, A.S U 316 E. Keirn Dr. A 22-25, '71 Ari.Goa State Uaiv. Tempe, AZ 152'1 PbomiJr, AZ 1S012

Uaiv of New ulco

WClldy Doddl 1701 Meaa V-IIta NE Albuquerque, NM 17106 BII Kimo, NE A lhuf)Uerque, NM 17110

AI.II. 19-2J, '72

New MCllico Beta Sharon Oltoa 1122 Gardatr 1122 G.rdncr Au.a. 23-27, '12 New Mexico State Univ. Lu Cruea, NM Il001 Lu Cruea, NM &8001 Corey Arenu 1443 E. ht S. 1800 Orchud Dr Sept 20-27, '72 Univ Utah Salt We en,., U1' &4102 Salt Lake Oly, UT

TAU PROVL.'JCE

Albuta Alpha Dale HUliky 1204-144 St 1204-144 St Sept.. 10-2l, '12 Ullinnlt)' of Albena EdmontOD, Alberta T5ROR4 Edmonton, Albena T5ROR4 Cuoda Cuoda

Ulliv oI clabo

Chria MOIf:ky S07 Idaho SI. Moecow, lD 13143 909 W{f)'e:mtre. Dr Boise, Il702 Au.a. 21-25,'72 Lynne GilbouM:a 4S4117th XE Sept. 14-22, '72 U.iv Wu.hiaitoo Seattle, WA 91105 551S iftemu Ave. N.E Seattle, Wash 91105

Wubi.atton Brta Gay Whitehead 707 LiDdeD 512J 27th A,'C. Sept 4-9, '72

Wubiactoa Slate Uaiv. hUman, WA 9916J Everett. WA 9&2OJ

Wubi:roa Gamma Carol Rutherford "" N Sound 2212 N Sound Aut: 29-Se:pt J, '72

Uiliv Pucet Souad Tacoma, A 91406 Tacoma, A 9M06

UPSILON PROVINCE

N e:vada Alpha LilIda A. Fraochl 245 5tb St. 245 5th St A\II JO-Seopl II, '72 Univ oI Nevada Sparks, NV 894J I Sparks, NV 19431

TerryMueda 15 II KiDcaid U:Z I Shepherds LaDe Sept 1J-17. '72 Eucu»e. 01 9740J La Caa&da, CA 91011

OrqoQ Beta Orqon State. Univ. Mary McQua,ny 2615 N.W. Taylor Corvallis. OR 97330 2205 S.W. Rollbutl; Ponla.nd. OR 972 5 Sept. 19-24, '71

zGamma Wi i.meate Univ. Cathy Edwards au MiUSt .S E Salem. OR 97JOI 10111 N E Ponland, OR 97 20 A\II 21-Sept. 2, '72

Orccon Delta Suau Bebreods 1962 S W 5th 312l N E. Brya Oct 1-14, '72

Portlud State Uolv Port.laod, OR 97205 Portland, OR 97212

PHl PROVINCE

California Beta Winnie. Hamilton 2325 Piedmorat Ave:. P O Boll J8 Sept 24- JO, '72

Unlv oI CaL at Ikrkde:y Ikrkde7 CA 94704 Roea. CA 94957

California Gamma s.-.. L P_u 64 7 West 13th St. JOO Hdio Trope Sept. 5-H. '72 Univ of Southern Cal. Loa Alta_ CIt 90007 Corona de M&I Calif 92625

Califom.. Ddta Ciady Willis 700 HilpnI Ave. 1162 Su. Warooa Dr Sept. 10-17. '72 U.c.L.A. Lot ADcdea. CIt «1024 SaJiau.. CA fJ90 I

California £paiIon San Dieto Slate Col Joante: BL.ck soeo Collect Place Saa Dieao, CA 92115

710 Balboa Ave:. Sept. 3-', ' 72 Coronado. CA 92111

California Zeta J,(UC7 Head j6J CamiDo P-=ade:ro 1512Gleall"OOd Sept. 14-19, '72

U oI Cal. at Santa Barb CA 9JI07 Oklahoma City, OK 13116

Alumnae Club Chairmen

FOR 1972- 73 RUSHING SEASON

• Indicales the name of the new cbaicmall "'15 not nai"YCd, aod the name of the Qub Praident is Usted

CONNECTICUT

A"on (See Hartford, 0.)

Branford JSee New Hnu, Ct.)

Bloomfiel (See HUlford. Cti

CheJhlre (See New Haven. O . Cos Cob (See Southern Fal Id County, Ct.)

O.rien (Sec Southern F.irfield County. D.l

Eut fI.rtfotd (See Manchester, 0.)

Eut H.ven (Sec New HIYen, 0.)

Elmwood (See Hartford, Enfield (Sec M.nchester Ct. F.irfield (See Southern P.ir Id Cty.)

Farminaton (See Hartford. Ct.)

Glastonbury (See Manchester. Ct ) Granb, Ct )

Greenwich (See Southe.tn F.irfield County. D l

Guilford ISee New H.Yen, 0 )

H.mden Seoe New HaYen, Ct )

Hartferd (See Hartferd , Ct.)

M.ncheslff (See M.nchester..!. Ct )

Milford (See New HaYen. (,..t )

Mount C.nDe.1 (See New Hann. Ct.)

New Cana.n (See Southern t=.irficld County,O )

N_ HaYen (See New H.vtn, Ct ) Newinaton (5« Hartford, Ct )

Noroton (See: Southern PairIVld County, D.l Northford (See Ntw H.yen, Ct ) North HaYen (See New Haven Ct.)

Norw.lk (See Southern Pairfield County, D.)

Old Gtunwich (See: Southtrn Fairfield County. Ct.)

Orance (See New HaYen Ct.)

Rid,efield (See Southern F.irfield Cty )

Riverside (See Southern Pairfield County , Ct )

RockVillt (See Ct ) Simsbury (See Hartford. { t ) Somers (See: M.nchater Q.)

South Windsor (See: Manchester Ct ) Stamfo rd (See So uthern Pairfield County. Ct )

Storrs, O JSce M.nchester , Ct )

W.mnder (See New Hann , 0.)

West Hartford (See: H.rtford , Ct . )

West H en ( See New HaYen Ct.)

Weston (See Southern F.irfield County . D . l

Wntl!Ort (Set: Southtm Pairlitld County. D l

Wethtrfield (See H.rtfo rd Ct )

Wilton (See Southern F.irfield County, D l

Wind.,r (Sft Hartford CI )

Woodbrid.e (See New HaYen , Ct )

MArNE

(Sce Euttrn M ine)

Biddeford (See Portl.nd \ Ma i M)

Brewer (See eastern MaIne)

Cumberlaod Center (5« Portland , Me )

ALPHA PROVINCE

Cumberl.nd Mills (See Portland, Me.)

Grar (See Portland, Me.)

Gorh.m (See Portl.nd. Me.)

Old T own (See EasttTn M.lne)

Orono (See Eutern Maine)

Portl.nd (5« Portland. Me.)

SICO (5« Portland. Me )

Scarborouah (See Portl.nd. Me )

South Portl.nd (See Portland, Me )

Stillw.ter (See eastern M.ine)

Vill-.e of Hampdrn (See: Eastern M.ine)

Wulbrook (Sce Portl.nd, Me.)

Windham \5« Portl.nd, Mr.)

Yarmoulh Set Portland, Mt. )

MASSACHUSETTS

Adams (Sec Berkshire, M.D )

AndoYtT (See Grrater Boston, M.ss )

AIiinaton (Su Greater Boston. Mu• )

Auburnd.le (See: West Suburb.n Boston. Mus )

Bedford (5« Greater Bosto n, M.ss )

Belmont (See: GreattT Boston, M.D )

Berkshirr (5« Berkshire. M." )

BeYerl, (oS« Gre.ter Boston , Man )

Boston (See Greatu Bost0!lJ Mus )

Brt"Wlter (Sce Cape Cod, M.SS.)

Bril;hto n (Sce West Suburb.n Boston, Mass.)

Brockton (Sce Grr.ter Boston, M.SS !

Braintree: (See: Greater Boston. M.D (See: Greller Boston. M.ss

BurJinfton (See: Grr.ter Boston MaSJ ' j

Csmbnd8c (Sec Gruter Bollon , MaH

Chrshire (Su Berkshire. Mus.)

Chestnut liill (See West Suburban Boston, Mass )

(See: Greater Boston , Mus )

Dalton (See &rbhire, Mu• )

Dedh.m (See Wesl Suburb.n Bolton. Mass )

Natick (See West Suburban Bo.ton, MID ) Needham (Sec Wrst Suburbln Bostoo, Mass.)

Ne,.-ton (Sec West Suhurhln Boston. Mus.)

Newton Centre (Set West Suburb.n Bostnn, Mus.)

Newton Hi,hllods (Sce West SubW'ban Boston, NewtonvilleMus.) (Sec West Suburbln Boston, Mass )

Dorche:ster (5« Grrater Boston l M.n )

Eastham (See Cape Cod M.n

Eyeritt (S« GreatH Boston M.ss )

Ftamin.ham (5« West Suburb.n Boston, Mus '

Great Barrinaton (Sec Btrkshire M )

H.ncock (5« Berkshire Mus. )

H i n&ham (Sec Grnter Bos to n. M.". )

Hinsdale (5« 8C1'bhire, Mlu )

Housat o nic (See Berkshire. Mus.}

Hyde Park ISee Grr.tn Boston , M. ss . )

Jlm:tica P ains (See Greater Boston Mass )

Lanesboro (Sec Berkshire. Mus. )

Lee (See &rkshin\ M.n ) unoJ: (See Btrbhirr Mus ) (Sec Greater Bosto n , M.ss )

Lincoln (5«: West Suburbln Bosto n , M.S' )

Lynn (Sec Gruter Boston. M.S') (Sec Grealer 8oston , Mass )

Marblehead (See Greater Boston. Mus )

M.rshfield (5« Gruter Bostonl.M.ss.)

Medf o rd (See Grealer Boston M.st )

Melrose (See Crtlter Boston , Mw )

Milton (See Gre.ter Boslon M )

Clubs and Chairmen

Hartford, a -Mo JIIDCI R..icbmond • • Lark lld .• Simsbury, O. 0607.

Mancbeattr AtH. Ct -Mrs. R.,mond O ' AttiUo, "2 Zimmu ltd E Hartrord, CI 06 118 NC'W' HaYen. Ct -Mn Pa.ul o.uchuk , 119 Marino Dr • Milford. D Southml F.i rfield Cou nty.,.,. Ct .-Mn Th omu O 1000100 11 6 Rocky Bmok Rd ., NC'W' unn.n , Ct 06840 Eastern MaUK-)(q J. B OouIl au Sammet St., O roDO, Me ..." Portl.nd Me .-Mn P. A "'.dsworth , 69 Allco An. ut., P I· mouth, Me. 041'"

Norlhlitld \S« Tn -Stale Are' l VI.)

North AdamJ (Sec Babhire. Mill.)

Norwood Sec West SuhW'tl.o Boston, Mass.)

O,Juns (See: Cape: Cod Mu• \ Pnufidd (Sec B«kshire. Maa , Quine)' (Ser Grcltu &SIOIl, Mw )

Randolpb (Sec Grnter Boston, Mass )

Rcadina (Sec Greller Boston, MIss )

Rnelc (Sec Greater Boston, Mus )

Rockland (Sec Greater Boston, Mass )

Salem (Sec Greatel'" Boston, Mus.)

S.ndwich (Sec upe Cod, Mass )

SomttViJlc (5« Grelter Boston, MIS"j Squantum (Sec Grealer Boston, Mus

Stodr:brid&c (See Berkshire. Mus )

Storwhlm (See Grellu Boston, Mass )

S.ampscott (Sec Gtt.lcr Boston, Mus.)

W.b.n (Sec Greater Boston, Mus, )

Wakefield (Sec Greltu Boston MUI )

Walpole WC!St Suburbia Boston, Mass )

Wlltham (See GreattT Boston, Mus.)

Watertown (See Greater Boston, Mass ) Wayland (See West Suburban Boston. MIss.)

Wellesley Wtst Suburbln Boston. Mus.)

WelleJley Hills (See WHt Suburbln Boa· ton Mas• )

West Dennis (Sec UtIC Cod Mu• )

Wat Newtoo (See West Suburban Boston, Mus )

Weston (Set- West Suburbaa Boston, Mus )

We« RoxbulT (See GreattT Bosto n. Min )

West Ylrmouth (Stot Caoc Cod, Mm ) (See West Suburban Boston Mu• . )

WelfDOuth (See Greattr Bosto n , MISS )

Willilmstown (Sec Berksh ire , M •• )

Winchester (See Gruter Boston, Mu• )

Winthrop (Ste Gtt.kr Boston, M us. )

Woburn (See Greater Botto n , Mall )

Yumoulh Port (Sec Cape Cod Mau .) NOVA SCOTIA

Dartmoulh , No.. Sco tia (Sec Ham , No a Scotia, Canad,)

H,li(n·. Nova Scotia (See Halifu, N S. Canada)

RHODE ISLAND (all townl) (See Rhode Island Club)

BerUhin CoUnIT MIJI.-Mn AndtC'W' CampoU, 100 Com.mon · wealth A ve .• Pittsfield Mus. 01201

Cape Cod \ Mau (Pi Pbi Podct)-Mrs. Siamuod Fleck. P O Bo. %<C. Orleans M •• 02 6 U Greater Boston MUI.-Mul Rhond. Gamble H Middle 51. , Jk,.cd, Mus 0 19 1) Wac Su bu rban Botton Mass -Mrs. O.rid ltaao }l Snake Brook Rd ., W:•.1J.nd Mus 0 17 71 H.lifu N S , Ca:nada-Mrs LioMd Teed 40 PI. , C .yto n Parle:. H.lifax N S Canad. -Rhode bl.nd-MfI , E. P Otm.mIu 6 , M.l colm Rd. , N o rth l{jaastoWft , 1. 1. 02.,2

THE ARROW OF

NEW YORK

Albany (Me Albany, N.Y,)

Albertson (.5« Lone Island -North N Y.)

Alplaus (See Schenectadr, N Y.)

Altamont (See Alblo), N,Y }

AOKrul (S« Mld HudsoD V.lley. N.Y )

Ardsley (5« Westcht5le:r County. N.Y )

Armonk (S«: Watchute:r Countr N.Y .)

Atlanbc Belch (5« Lone Island North

Avuill Ylrk ($toe Albanr' N Y.)

Baldw'n (5« lolli Is and North Shore, N.Y,)

Baldwin Hltbor (5« Lol'II Isllnd North Shore , N.Y.)

Ballston L.kt (5« Schrn«tad,. N.Y.)

B.luvHt (See Roclcbnd Counl)" N.Y.)

BardON. (See Rockland County. N Y , )

BUlet' EJlllti (See Lona hland -North Shore:. N Y )

BIY Parle ($toe Lone Island·North Sh Ort, N.Y )

Beacon (Sec Mid -Hudsoo V,UCT. N.Y ) &dford (5«- Wnlchaler, N . Y.)

Bellmore (See Lona Island North N.Y.)

Scillose: (Sec Lon, Island NMlh Shore, N.Y )

Bellrose: Terrace (See Lona IsI.nd·NOf"th Shore N Y )

8ethP" (See Lona bllnd·North Sho rr, N.Y )

Biltmore Shore. (See Lon, Isllnd·North Sho«, N.Y.)

Blue Point (See Suffolk Co., N.Y.)

Bo.ton (See Buffalo, N.Y )

Brecu Point (Sec Lona: bland·North Shore N Y.)

Briarclln Manor (See Westchester County. N.Y )

Bri,hton (Set: Rochester. N Y.)

Brodlpl)n (See Rocheste r N ,Y.)

Bronxville (Sce WestcbesterCounty. N.Y.)

Brooklyn (See New York (Jty, N.Y.)

Brookville (Su Lon, Island·North N.Y )

Ruffaln (See BuilaJo N.Y.)

Camillu. (5« Syracuse. N Y.)

Carle Place (See Lon. hland·North Shore, N Y )

Cedarhurst (5« Lon. blnd·North Shore, N.Y.)

Centerport (5« Suffolk County, N Y )

Centre bland (See Lona Island-North Shore, N.Y )

Chappaqua (See Westchester County, N Y )

Cheelttow o (See N.Y )

Chili (.xc Rochester, N. y.)

Churchville (5« Rochester , N Y )

Clarence (See Buffato, N Y,)

Cohoes (See Alban,. N.Y.)

Cold Sprina (See Mid -Hudson yuley. N.Y . )

Cold Sprina Harbor (See Suffolk County, N.Y . )

Colonie (See Alban, N Y )

Commack (See Suffolk County, N.Y.)

COl\letS (See Rockland County. N Y.)

Cove Nee\: (Sec Lone bland·North Sbore, N Y )

Crestwood (See Westchester County. N Y )

Cross·River (See Westehesttt County. N.Y )

Croton Falb (See Wcstchestu County. N.Y )

Croton-on-Hudson (Sec Westche!tc:r Co unty, N.Y '

CrUCtt. (.xe Westchester County N Y )

Delmar (See Albany. N Y )

Depew (See Buffalo, NY.)

Oem. (See Buffalo, N.Y '

De Witt (Sce Syracuse. N' Y.)

Dobbs Fe:rry (See WcsteMster County. N Y )

East Aurora (See Buffal o. N Y.)

Eastchester (See Westchester County N Y )

East Gre:e:nbu.b (See Alb any. N Y.)

East HempStead (Stt Lona Island -N o rth

Sb<>re N Y )

Euc: Hill. (See: lon& bl and N o rth Shore-, N Y , )

East Mcad o w (See Lona: Island N o rth

SOO re N Y )

BETA PROVINCE

Ellt N orthport (5« Suffolk CountJ', N.Y l

Eut Norwich (Set: Lone bland -North N Y.)

East Rochnter (5« Roche:stcr, N.Y,)

East Rockawa, (Sec Lona: bland-North Sho re, N Y )

Ea..<t Srr,aCUJe (Sa: Syracusc, N Y.)

East Williston (See: Lone bland North Shore. N Y )

Euertsville (See Buffalo , N Y )

EIrru (See Buffalo, N.Y )

Elmont (Sc:e Lt>1II bland North Shore, N.Y )

Elmsford (See Wntche:slcr County. N Y , )

Elnora (See Alban, N Y )

Elsmere (See Albany, N Y )

Fairport (See Rochcste:r N.Y . )

Farmin,dale (5«- LOlli Island North Shore. N Y.)

Fayctt.eville (Sec Syracuse, N Y )

Feura Bush (See Albany, N , Y /.

Fishkill (See Mid HudJOn V.I ey. N.Y )

Floral Park (See Lona Island -North Shore, N Y.)

Floral Park Centre (See Lon&" Island · N orth Shore. N.Y , >

Flower Hill (Sec Lone- hland North Shore, N Y )

FOf"t Eric (See Bldalo N Y,)

Fort Salon,a (Sft Suffo lk County, N ,Y )

FrankJin Square (See Lo"& hllnd·North ShOle. N.Y '

FrttPOn (Sce Lone hland N orth Short, N Y )

Garden City (See Lone bland -North Shore: N.Y.)

Garden City Park (See: 1.0", bl.nd North Shore, N Y.)

Garden City South (See: Lon, bland · NOfth Shore, N Y.)

Gibson (Se:e Lo", bland-North Shore. N.Y.)

Glen Cove Luna Island·North Shore, N.Y )

Gle:n Head (Sc-e Lon, hland Nonh Shore, N.Y.)

Glenmont (See Albany N Y )

Glenwood I..ndin,« (See l.ona Island · North Shore, N Y )

Golden ' Bridle (See Westcootet County. N Y.)

Grand bland (See Buffalo , N Y , )

Grtat Neck (See Lon, Island -North Shore. N.Y.)

Greenl.wn (Sec Suffolk County. N , Y )

Gr«nvale: (See: LoI\I Island -North Shore N.y ./

Guilder and (Set Alban,. N Y )

Halaitc: (See: Suffolk County, N Y )

Hambur, (See Bulfalo, N Y '

Huhoc "'ill. (See 1..0"1 blarMi Nonh Shore, N .Y . )

Harrison (See: Westchester County. N Y ) (See Westcheste:r County. N .Y. '

Hasuncs-on-HudlOn (See Westchester County. N.Y )

Haverstraw (Sec Rockland County. N Y )

Hawthorne (See: Westchester County N Y )

Hempstead (Set LOIIC Island -North Shore N Y )

Hempstead Gouden. (Sec Lo ne Island · Noeth Shore, N.Y )

Henrietta (See Rochater. N Y '

Heflicks (See Long Island -North Shore, N Y.l

Hewlnt (See Lone Island North Shore, N.Y.)

He __ lnt Bay Puk (Sec Lon, Island-North Sh«e. N_Y )

Hewlett Harbor (See lolli Island·North Short'. N Y )

Hewlett Neck (Sec lolli bland·No rth Shore. N Y )

Hicksville (Set LoI\I bland North Short', NY Hillburn) (See lockland County, N Y.)

Holland (See 8ulalo. N Y )

Honeoye Falb (See RochCllet N Y )

Huntinato n (See: SuJfo lk County N Y ,)

Huntin.ton Scati o n (Sec SuIf.-, lk Cou nty. N Y )

H , de Pa.rk ISee Va lle y. N Y )

Inwood (See I.ona Island -North Shore, N Y )

lrvinctoQ-oo -Hudson (5« WCltcheste:r County. N.Y.)

Island Park (See Lone bland -N orth Shore, N.Y.)

JerICho (See Lone Island -North Shon, \ N.Y )

Katonah (See Watchater Count" N Y.)

Kenmore (See Buffalo. N.Y )

Ke:nsan&t on (See tona Island -North Shore N Y )

Kinas Puk (See Suffolk County N Y )

King_ Point (See Lona bland North Shore N Y.)

Kineston (See Mid HudJOn Valley. N Y.)

Lake SucceD (Sce lone Isl a nd North Sho.re, N.Y.)

Lakevu:w (See Lonl: Island North Shore. N.Y )

Lancaster (Sec Buffalo. N Y )

Larchmont (See Watchester County. N Y.)

Latham (Sc-e Albany. N. Y _)

Lattineto... n (See lolli Island North Shore. N.Y.)

Laurel Hollow (See Lon. hland N orth Sbore . N .Y.'

Lawrence (See lolli hland·North Shon, N Y )

Inltlowa (See Lone bland -N o rth Shore.

Le:wlsboro (See: Westchener County, N.Y )

Lido Beach (Sec Lon, bland -North Shore, N Y l

Lloyd l-Iubor (See Suffo lk County N.Y '

Locust Grove (See Lons Island North Shore N.Y.)

Locu.t Valley (See Lone bland N o rtb Shore:. N Y.)

Lone Beach (See Lons bland ·North Short'. N Y )

Loudonville (xe Albany! N Y.)

lynbrook (Sec Lona b .nd North Shon N.Y.)

Macedon (5« Rnchester, N.Y.'

Malvcfoe (Stt Long Island·North Sh e re. N Y )

Mamaroneck (See: Westchester County. N.Y.)

Manhassct (See Lon, Island N o rth Sho n, .Y .I

ManQthaven (See LoI\I Isllnd N orth Shore. N Y )

Marilla (See Buftalo, N Y )

Marion (Sec Rochester, N Y.)

Massapequa (See Lons Islsnd·North Shon, N Y.)

Ma!Slpequa Park (See Lo na bland·North Shon. N Y:)

Matlnccodt (See bland North C;h.o)n , N.Y )

Meadowmere Park (Sec Loo& Islsnd North N.Y )

MelVille (Se:t: Suffolk Coulltyl.N.Y.)

Mernck (See lolli hlsnd-N o rth Shon, N Y.)

MillbroOk (Sec Mid-Hudson Valin'. N.Y )

Mill Neck (See: LOlli bland·North Shore. N.Y.)

MillwoOd (See Westcbester County. N Y )

Mineola (Sft LoI1l bland-North Shore. N.Y.)

MohC$an Lake (See Westchester County, MoflS("YN.Y.) (Sec Rockland County. N Y )

Montrose (Sec Westchcsttt Count)', N Y )

Mt Kisco (See Westchester County. N Y.)

Mt. Van o n (5« Westchester County N Y.l

Mumford (See Rocbester. N Y.)

MunStJ" Park (See Lona bland -North Shore N Y.)

Muttontown (Sc:e Lon,: bland -North Sho re. N Y )

NalllK"t (Sec Rockland County. N Y )

Na.u.au Shores (See Lana bland N o rth Sho re, N Y.)

Near Wntb l1 f}' (See l..on& Island North Shore, N Y )

New Ca.uel (5« Lon,: Isl and N orth Shore N Y )

Nnt uty (See Rockland Co.i nty N Y .)

New Hyde Park ( See Lona bland N orth Sho« N Y )

Ne-w Rochelle (Sec We$lchtstcr County, N.Y.)

New Scotland (Ste Alban,., N.Y.)

NewtonVille (S«: York City (Ste New York Cit,.. N.Y.)

Ni.suyuna (Ste Schenectady, N.Y.)

North Bellmute- (Sc-e: Lone Island·North Shore-. N.Y.)

North He-mp.stud (S«: lona Island·North Shore-, N.Y.)

North Hilla (S«: Lone: hi and-North Shore. N.Y.)

North lynbrook (See Lonl Island-North ShOK, N.Y.)

Nonh Massapequa (Sec Lonl Island· North Shore. N.Y.)

North Merrick (Su Lone bland·North ShOK, N.Y.)

North New Hyde Park (See Lona hland · North Sho re, N.Y.)

Northport (Sec Suffolk County !'l.Y.)

No rth (Sc-e: Sy racuse:. N.Y.)

North Valley Sire-am (See: LOII& Island· North Shore, N.Y.)

Nyack jSte Rockland County, N.Y.)

Ocun1i e (S« Lon, Island ·North Shore:, N.Y.)

Old Be:thpa&e: (Sec lona Island·North Shore. N.Y .)

Old Broolc:ville (Sec Lone Island-North Shore. N Y.)

Old Wrst:bury (See Lonl Island-North N.Y.)

Orchard Park (Sec Buffalo, N.Y.)

Oranttebur. (Sec Rockla.,d County, N.Y.)

OsslOi". (See County. N.Y.)

Oyster Bay (Sec Lon&: Island·North Shore:. N.Y.)

Oyster Bay Cove: (See Lone Island·North Shore. N.Y.)

Palisades (S« Rockland County. N.Y.)

Pawlin, (See Mid Hudson Valley. N_Y.)

Pearl RiVer (Sec Rockland County, N.Y.)

Peekskill (See Wutchrst:er County. N.Y.)

Pelham (Ste: Westchester County, N,Y.)

Pelham Manor (Ste: We.stcheste:r County. N.Y.)

Penfield (SH N.D.)

Piermont (Se-e Rockland N.Y.)

Pitt.s!o rd (See Roche:ste-r, N.Y.

Plaine:dge (Ste lona Island· orth Shon:. N.Y.)

Plainview (See Lon, hland·Nonh Shore, N.Y,' Plandome (Sre Lon8 Wlnd·North Shore. N.Y.)

Plandome: Hd,hlJ (Su lon, hland-North Shore, N.Y.)

Plandome Man o r (Ste lOIl& hland·North Shon:. PlusantviJIeN.Y.)(Ste, County. NY.)

Lookout 15« Lona Island·North Shore-. N.Y.)

Pomona (See Rockland CoU'lty, N,Y.)

Port Chester (See Westche:ttcr County, N.Y.)

Port Wa!'hin.cton (Ste Lona bland·North Short. N.Y.)

Pott Wuhin&'ton North (See Lo", Island· North Shore-, N.Y.)

PoUAhbepsie (Sec Mld·Hudson Valle-y. N.Y.)

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

Purchase: (Sec We:stchester County, N.Y.)

Red Hook (See Mld·Hudson Valley, N,Y.)

Renssalae:r (Sec Albany N.Y.l

Rexford (Set SchrnKtady, NY.)

Rhinebade (Stt Mid·Hudson Vallry, N.Y.)

Rochcste-r (See Rochester, N.Y.'

Rochille Centre (Ste Lon&: Island-North 51>0<'1 N.Y.'

Roose:ve t (See Lona Island·North Shore, N.Y.'

Roslyn (Sec Lonl Island·North Shorr. N.Y.)

Roslyn Estates (Ste Lon, Island·North Shore, N.Y l

Roslyn Heights (See Long Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

Roslyn Harbor (Su LoOl bl.nd·North Shore, N.Y.)

Russell Gardens (See: lona: bland·North Shore, N.Y.) 'yo 1See: Westchester County, N.Y.)

Sadd e Rock (See lona Island-North Shore. N.Y.)

Rock Esutes (Sec Lon&: )dand· North Shorr, N.Y.)

Sands Point (See: lolli hi and-North Shore. N.Y.)

Snrborough (See: We:stchrst« County, N.Y.)

Scaf$dale (Sec: Westchester County. N.Y.)

Schenectady (See NY.)

Scotia (See Schenectady. N.Y.)

Scottsville (Sec Roche:sttr. N Y .)

Se2 Cliff (Sec: lona Island ·North Sbore-, N.Y.)

Sedord (See lona Island·North Shore:, N.Y.)

Seui"-,own (See: Lona bland·North Shore-. N.Y.)

Shrub Oak (See: Weslchnttr County, N.Y.)

Skaneatelrs (Se:e: Syracuse:, NY.)

Slinaerland.l (Sec Albany N.Y.)

Sioatsburl (Ste Rockland County, N.Y.'

SrruthtO'fon (Se:e: Suffolk County, N.Y.)

Snyder (xe Buff.lo, N.Y.'

Somen ISte Westchester County, N.Y.)

South F.rmi08dale Loog bl.nd· Norlh Shore, N. Y )

South floral Park (Ste lona Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

South Hrnlpstead (Se-e lolli Island·North Short. N.Y.)

South Nyack (See: Rockland County, N.Y.)

South Salem (See Wrs"heste-r C.ount)'. N.Y.'

South V.lley Stre-am (Sec Lona: blandNnrth Short. N.Y.)

South Wrstbut'J (See: Lon3 hl.nd-North Shorr. N.Y.)

Spcnctrp<)rt (See Rochener. N.Y.)

Spri"lt. Vallty (See Rockland CoUf\ty. N,Y.)

State:n hland (Sec New Y(If'k Cirr. N.Y.l Stewart Manor (Ste Lon, Island·North Shore. N.Y.)

Stony Point (Ste Rockland C.aunty. N.Y,)

Strathmore- (See 1.on3 hland·NCllth Shore. N.Y.)

Suffe-rn (See Rockland County. N.Y.)

S)'OS5e:t (See LoOl J!land·North Shore:. N.Y.)

Tallman (Sec Rockland County. NY.)

Tappan (Ser Rockland County, N.Y )

Clubs and Chairmen

Albany, N.Y.-Mn. Charles V. Flrnlmln" )9 McKinley Dr Del· mar, N.Y. 120,4

Tarryto n (See Westchester County. N.Y.)

Thomuton (5« 1ona: blind-North Shore, N.Y.)

Thornwood (5« Westchestu County. N.Y.'

Toau anda (5«: Albaay, N.Y.)

Tucluhoc (See County. N.Y.)

Uniondale (See Lon, Island-North Shore-, N.Y.)

University Gardens (See Lone Island· North N.Y.)

Upper Brookville (See: Lonl bland·North Shore. N.Y_)

Upper Nyack (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Valhalla (See Westchester County, N Y.)

Valley Cottaae (See Rockland County, N.Y .)

Valley Stream Lona hland·North Shore:. N,Y.)

Victor (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Voorheesville (See Albany, N.Y,)

Waccabuc (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Wales (See Buffalo N Y.)

Wanakah (Sec Buffalo N.Y,)

Wantqh (Sec lolli )sland·N'orth Shore. N.Y.)

WappirlAers F.lls (Sec Mid·Hudson V.I· Icy. N.Y.)

Wassaic (See Mid-Hudson Valley, N.Y,)

Wate"lie:t (Sec Albany, N.Y.)

Wmstcr (See Rochnter. N.Y.l

West Amityville (5« Lona bland·North Shore-, N.Y.)

Westbury (See LoDJl; Island·North Shore, N.Y)

West Hempstead (See Lona Island.North Shore-, N.Y.)

West Nyack (5« Rockland County, N.Y.)

West SenKa (See Buffalo. N.Y.)

West Williston (See: Lon, Isfand ·Nort h Shore. N.Y.)

White Plains (Sec Westchestu Ceunt)'. N.Y.)

Williamsville (See BuHalo, N.Y .)

Williston Park (See Long Island·North Shore N.Y.)

Winldale: (Su Mid·Hudson V.lIe:,., N.Y.'

Woodbury (See: Long hland·Nonh Shore:. N.Y .) (See Lon, Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

Woodsburgh (See Long Isllnd-North Shore. N.Y.)

Yonkers (Ste WestchrS"le:r County. N.Y.)

Yorktown Hcilhts (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

VERMONT

Brattleboro (See: 8rattleboro, Vt.)

Burlinaton (5« BurliQ&ton, VI.)

Charlotte (Set- Burhrwton, Vt.)

Essex Juncti on (See Burlinllt on. VI)

Guilford (5« Brattltboro, Vt_)

Marlboro (See Brattleboro. VI .)

Putney (Ste Brattlrboro, Vt .)

ShelbUrne: (See: Burllnaton VI.l

South Burlinaton Burlin&ton, VI.)

Underbill (Ste Buriln&ton, Vt .)

VemO:1 (5« Brattleboro, Vt.)

Wiliston (Ste Burlington , VI.)

Winooski (Sec Burlinaton. Vt.)

Sprin,: Valley. N.Y. 10977 Sc:hrne:ctadYJ. N.Y.-Mrs. Alan Fairbanlts, , Hollywood Dr Burnt Hills, N. T. 12027 Buffalo, N.Y.-Mrs. Allen T. O'Oonne:II, 2840 Girdle Rd Elma. N.Y. 140'9

1.ona hland-North Shore, N.Y.-Mn. Brewster B, Kina, )7 Huntin&t9n Rd ., Garden City, N,Y. l1UO

Mid·Hucbon V.llfT. N.Y.-Mrs. James Baker, 26 Sharon Dr., Poullhlc:e:e-psle-, N.Y. 1260} Nt'W York City. N.Y.-Mrs. R. Pavlica, '16 Ft. Washin,lOn Ave ., York. N.Y. HIGH Rochutcr, N.Y.-Mfl. Thomas Dunbam, 121 Mose:JC')' Ur fair. port, N.Y. 14.00 Rockland Count)', N.Y -Mrs. W )dJ Powell, 30 Eutboume: Or

DELAWARE

Suffolk County. N,Y. (Pi Phi Poc:ke:t)-Mrs. Virainia W. Rosar, 10 Warrrntl)n Ct., Hunlin&ton. N.Y. 11743 Syraane, N.Y.-Mn: lohn Nob Hill. Apt. #320, III lao fayt'tle Rd .• Jame:svIJ e-. N.Y. 13078 Westchester County, N.Y.-Mrs. JenDlngs T. Smith, 971 fd,ewood Ave ., Pelham Manor. N.Y. 10801 Brattle-boro. VI. (Pi Phi Pooetl-Mn. Ste-phen Baker, RD. 2. Wen BranJrboro, Vt. 0'101 • Vt.-Mn. Colin l.Iodbcr., 1'2 Colchester An., Bur· IIlIIlon, Vt. 0'''01

GAMMA PROVINCE

DISTRJCT OF COLUMBIA

Sute of Dr:bw:an (S« Wllrrunaton, Orl.) WashiQl:ton, D,C. (Sec Washinaton. D.C.)

MARYLAND

lbltimote (Sec BaIDn:IOI'r. Md.) 8e:tbada )durlL'\d·D.C. Suburban)

Bo.ie (Set Subutba.o)

Camp (See PriDC'e Geor,e County )

CatonS-tille (Ste Baltimore:, Md )

c.ttc...., Chue (s.."e M.,.,.land·D C Subur · b.n)

Cocuyn'ille (5« Baltimore, Md )

Colle,e Puk (See MUJI.nd-D.C Suburban)

Dumdallc (See BaJtimore, Md.)

Euo: aalumorc: Ma.)

f'oreatville: (Set PrU'lce: Gear,e County)

Gaithenbur, (Set M.,.,Jand D,C Subur· ban)

Greenbelt (See Prince Gcor,e C ou nty)

Hillcrest HV&hu (See Prince Gcor,e eounty)

Hyltu"ille (8« Muyland OC. Suburban)

Ken suliton (5« Maryland·D.C Subur· ban>

Ketunn. (See Prince Gcor.e County) Lutherville Baltimore. Md )

Oxon Hill See Pnnce Georcc County)

Pikesville (Sc< 8.ltimoct Md )

POPOmac (Set MuyJlnd.b C Suburban)

Rockyille (See Muyl.od·D.C Suburban)

RllSton (Sec Md )

Seabrook (5« Pnnce: ueorae County)

Silver SPWlI (Set Maryland·D C. Suburban)

Suitland (Set Prince Georae County)

Timonium (See Baltimore. Md .)

T owson (See Baltimore. Md.)

Upper Montlome.". County (Sec Mall" land D .C. Suburban)

Whtllon (See M.".land·D C. Suburban)

NEW JERSEY

Allendale (5« R.iditwood. N J )

Alltnhunt (Stc JetSot)' Shore, N.J.)

Ashbu". Park \See Jersg Sbon, N J )

Atlanti c Htab anda (5« Jef"¥1 Shore, N J )

Ayon ·b"y·tbe·Sea (See Jersey Shore N J.} Saski", Ridae (Ste No N J. Mrs R.ic· cardellO

Belmar (Me Jersey Shore, N.J.)

Berkelg Htl,hu (See No. N.J.. Mrs Hollasterl Btrnard.vil e (See No N.J • Mrs Riccar· delli)

Bl oo mneld (Sec No. N J Mrs. Ma.osley) Caldwell (Stt No N J ., !du. Riccarddli) Cedar Grove (Sec No. N J ., Mrs. Maleo· ,k,)

Ch.th.m (See N o. N J Mrs Bartlett)

Colu Neck (See JerK., Short , N J )

ConYent St.tion (See No N J ., "'Mrs Ricclrdelli)

Mrtucbto (See No. Mo. Hollister)

MiddletOwn (Se-t N J .)

Mldl.nd Park Rid.a'twooa. N l )

Milburn (5« No. N.J ., Mrs. Maeltinnon/ Monm outb Stach (See/erst)' Shon, N J.

Montcl r (Set N o. N Mrs. Makoskj)

Morris PlainS (See N o. N J .• Mrs Riccu· delll)

Morristown (See No N J ., Mrs Riccu· delli)

Mountain La.k.es (See No N J .• Mu Ric· c.rdelli)

Moune.inside (See No N J ., Mrs HollisIu)

Murn., Hill (Set: No N J .• Mr•• Mlh.lik)

Neptune (See Jeue, Short. N ' j ' )

New Providence ( See No. N , Mu. Mi · halik)

New Shrewsbury (See Shore, N J ) North Ca.ldwdl (Sec No N J Mrs. Ricc.r· delli)

North _ Plainfie.ld (See No N.J., M H o llister)

Nutley (See No. N.J;.l Mr • ""akosQ)

Oakhurst (See JtrSC'f

O.kland (See llidaewood, N J )

Oce.n (See Jef1tT Shore, N J )

Oceanport (See Jeuey Shore, N J )

Ofldell (See Ridiewood N J )

Parsippan., (Set No. N J .• Mrs Riccar· delll)

PI.infteld (See No. N ' j " Mrs H o llister)

Princeto n (See No. N. " Mrs , Hollister)

Ramsey (See Ridiewood, N J )

Red B.nk (See Jersey Sbore, N'J ' / Ridiewood (See Rid,ewood N River Edae (See itjdaewood N J .)

Rock.w., (Sec No. N'J " Nrs Rlccardtlli)

ROitland (See No N '. Mrs Riccarde:Ui)

Runuon (See Jtr1t'7 Shore N J )

Saddle Rlyet (Str Ridiewood N J )

Scotcb PlainS (Ste No. N J • Mrs Hollis·

Short Hilla (See No N J .• Mrs M.c· Kinnon)

Shrewsbury (Set Justf ShOte. N J )

Srumrville (Set No. N J , Mrs. Hollis· Iff)

South Plainfield (Sec No. N J., Mrl Hoi· lislul Sprin, ./I lre (Sft

Summit (Set "No "N.J.:.Mrs Hey Upper Montclair (See NO N J M n. M.· kosky)

Upper S.ddle River (See Ridaewooct. N J )

Vuon. (See No. N J .• Mrs M.kosk.,) W.ldwick \See itjdaewood. N J )

THE AllOW Of PI anA PHI

OtTon (Set Pbiladelphi.·Maln Lint. pa !

Dormont (See P-ittsburah...5outh Hills. P•. Omba- (See Phil 'delphi.·Main line. Pa. OrGel Hill (See Plllladtlphi. Delco, P • Erdenheim (See Phil.delphia M n Lint, P •. )

Eda<wood (s.. P; ""'.b. p, )

Flourtown (See Line. \ P,.)

Fon 'Washincton (See Phil.delphi.·M.in Line, Pa.)

Fox Ch.pel (Set Pieubur,h P•. ) Glensha. (See.- PiHshur,h. 'p•. )

Glenside (See: Philadelphia.M.in Line. P•• ) GNld",iUe (See Phil.delphia.Delco\ P•. ) (See Pltubur.b·South HII s. P•. ) Harrtsbur, (See Hurisbur,-Carhsle. P• ) H.tboro (See Phil.delphia.M.in Line, (See Phil.delphi ••Main Lint. Pa )

H.vertown (Sec Phil.delphia .Delco. Pa )

HeohtT (See Harrisburi-Carlilit. PI.)

JarreHowo (See Phil.delphia M.in Line, (See Phil.delphi ••M.in Line P •. )

Kmnett Square (Stt: Phil.delphi. ·Delco. Pa.)

Lamd.le (Stoe Philadelphi.·M'In Line, P • )

L.ndsdowne (Set Philadelphia·Delco, Pa )

Lemont (See State Colleat. P•. ) Lemoyne (See Huosbur. ·Carli.le. P•. ) Lcwisbur, Qntul Pmns.,ln ni., P •• )

Lima (See Pbiladdphia.Oclcoj. P• )

Mddurny (See Pittsburah ;,outh Hills P • ) (See Pitubur.h ., Pa .)

Mecbarucsbur, (See H .rnsbull<arlis le P•. )

Medi. (See Phil.delphi. ·Delco. P•. )

Merion Station (Stt: Phd.delphi • Mlin Line, P • )

Middlcburl (Stt: Centr.1 Pcnn"lnni. , Pa .)

MifRinbur, (Sec Central Penn..,ly.ni., Pa .)

Milton (Set: Centr.1 Ptnnlylv.ni., P • )

Mt C.rmel (Ste Central Pennsylvania. P•. )

Mt. Lebanon (See: Pittsbur,h·South Hills, P•. )

Cranford No Mn HoiJ.utu)

Dol IS« cntT Shore N.J )

[knyi Ie ( N o. N.J., Mrs Riccardelli)

[)oyer (See No N ,J ., Mrs. Rice.rddli)

Eatontown (See JuKJ' Shore, N.J.) En,alishtt)wn (See Jcrxy Shore N J )

Essex Pell. (Ste No N J ., Mrs lUcear· delli)

P,lr H aven (See Jersey Shore. N_/ )

Fllr Lawn (See J(ld.ewood. N.J.

F.nwood (Set No N.J .• MO'. li ollistcr)

F.rou",d.lt (Set JtJR'f Shore. N J .)

Plorham Puk (See No N J , Mrs iliccudelll)

Fort Monmouth (See Jusc., Shore. N J.)

Fm:hold (Set: Jersey SnOrt. N.J.)

FranJdln !.aka (See Rid,ewood N J )

Glen Ridie (See No. N J , Mrs. Makosk.,)

Glen Rock (Sec Ri1i;ood N.J )

H.cktollck (Sec 1.1 N J.)

HUbrouck Het,hu ( Ridaew o.-.d. N J .) (See Juu., Shote. N./ )

H olmdel (See JeftitT Shoce. N J

H o·H o·Kus (See Rid&ewood 1'I J )

H owell (See JetK'f Shore, N.J > Lincroft \See Jetu"f Short N.J ) Little Pals (See No N J I Mrs Makosr,) Little S,lytr (See Jtrk'f SOOft, N J .)

Lona Branch (See Jerst'J Shore, N J .)

Liviacston (See N o. N -1. Mn Eastm.n)

Madl.JO n (See No N J , Mrs e.nlett)

Pohh ., (See Rid,ewOod. N J.'

Manasqu.n (See Juse., Short, N J .)

M.plewood (See No. N.J .• Mn Rice ardelli )

M.r1boro (See Jeney Short. N.J.)

M.tawln (See Jersey Shore N J .) Mendham (5« No N.J.. Mrs Riccar cklli)

W.II (Set erst)' Shote, N J' j , West Caldwell (Stt: No N ..• Mrs .Ric· cudelli)

Westfield (Sft N,o. N ' j Mrs _ HolIlstu) West Lona BelCh (See el"K")' N.J .}

Wyckoff (See Ridaewood. N J.)

PENNSYLVANIA

Abinadon (See Philadelphia Main Line. P •. )

Aldan (Set: Philadelphia·Delco, Pa.)

Allison Park (See Pittshurah. P• ) Ambler ISee Phil.delphi •. M.in Line. P• • ) A,r.·"w, I (See Plwbur.h. P•. ) B.. C.,nWTd (See Phil.delphi ••M. in lint} P• )

BaldWin (Sft Plttsbursh·South Hills. P. ,) Beaver (5« Pittsbur,h. Pt )

Be.ver F.lIs (Ste Pittsbur'h, P•. )

Bellefonte (Set: St.le Colle.e. P• )

B«wyn (Set: Phiiadeiphi a·M.in Li ne,l P• )

Bethel (Me Pittsburah·South Hills r •. ) &.bburab (See St.te Collelt\ Pa.)

Buddock {See Pittsbur,h, P•

Brentwood (See Pittsburah·Soutb Hills, Pa )

Bridcrtille (Sft Pittsbullb·South Hjll s. Pa )

Broom.1I (See Phil.delphi• Delco P•. )

Br;,n Mawr (Sft Philadelphia M.in line, eaa:.;) Hill (See H.nishuq Carlisle. P• )

Cutisle (See ,Pa.)

Carne"it: (Set Pitubur,h ·South Hills. P•. )

Ch'rtius V.Uq (See PltUbur.h ·South Hill s. P•. )

Cheltenham (Set Phil.delphia Main Line. ".)

Chester (Sec Phil.ddphis Delco. P• ) Co. tetlille (5«: Philadelphi •.Del co. P•. ) C'fnWTd (See Philadelph,.·Mlln Line. P• • )

Moyl.n (See: Phil_delphi •. Delco. P •. ) Nltbetb (See Pbiladeiphla M.in Line. P •. ) New Cumberl.nd (See H.rrishur. Carli.le. " ) Newtown Square (See Pbiladtlphi. [klco, .... North Hills (Set- Phlladeiphla -M'ln Line. Pa. ) No rthcumbtrland (See CentNiI hnnJ'fln. ni •• Pa )

Oakmont (Stt: Pittsburcb P•. )

OreILlld (See Philade{phla-'M.in Line

Philadelphi •. M.in Line. P• ) Perrysville (See PitUbur1h'p P•• ) Peters Township (See Ituhullh ·South Hills. Pa.)

Pine Grove Mills -'See State Colle,e P• ) Pitubur,b (See elthu PitUbur,h. Pa or Pittsburllh-South Hill P • ) Pleaunt Hills (See. PilubUr.h·South Hilli (See Phil.dtlobia·Main Line. P•. ) Rosel,.n F.rms (See Pittshurah.South Hills. P •. )

Rosemont (5« Phil.delphia·M.in Line, P• •)

Ruthuford Hti,hts (See Harrisbur. ·Car. lisle, P•. )

St Oayjd ' s (See Philadelphi •. M.in Line, P•. ) .se ickley (Set- Pituburah P. )

SPfln&field (See Phil.delnhla:l:>elco, Pa )

Statt Colleae; (See St.te Collqe. Pa )

Str.fford (See: Philadeiphia M.in Line. P• )

Sunhuf)' (See Centnl PtO"lI'f1Y.nia P •. )

S rthlDOl"e (Stt: Phil.delphl.-OtIC"'), P. -)

Thoroburl (See Pituburah·South HIIII P•• )

Upper Darby (See Phil.delphia De.lco P•. Upper) St Olir Twp (See Pituhurlh · South Hills Pa .)

THE AllOW Of PI lETA "HI

Villano", (Sft: Philade.lpbia.M.a.io Line., Pa.)

Wallin,ford (Su Philadeiphia·De.lco. Pa,)

WaYM (5«: Phlladeiphia·Muo liM.

Williamsport (See Central Pennsrlnni •• Grove (5«' Phil.delphi ••M.io Line., Pa.)

VIRGINIA (0. C. AREA)

Alaandria (See Northern V•. )

A."lnand3Ie (5« Northern Va.)

Arlinaton (See Northern Va .)

Fairrax (See Northern Va .) Pa.)

West Chuttr (Sft: Philadeiphia·Dele"" Pa.)

Wilkiruburo( (Set: Pittsbu!lih. Pa .)

Woodlyn (5« Philadelphl.·Dtlco. P•. )

Wyncote (Sft: Philadelr.hia.Main Line. W,nlDoor (Sft: Philade. phiawMain Lioe, Pa.)

Wynnewood (5«: Philadeiphia.Main Line..

Falls Church (Set NOIthem Va.)

McUan (5« Northern Va l Vienna (Sec Northern Va.) P•. )

Clubs and Chairmen

Wilmi"4lon. Del.-Mrs. Roben N. Wood, 2846 KenMdy Rd , W,lmlnaton. Del. 19810

Wuhln,ton, D .C.-Mrs 8. J Fishe r 7801 Old Chutu Rd ., Be.thnda. Md 200}4

Baltimore. Md ,-Mrs. G. Spencer Ueske, 2)08 Kill ora n Rd., Timo· nium, Md. 21093

Maryland·D.C Suburban: General Chai rm an--Miss Suun Allen, 12920 Valleywood Dr ., Wheaton, Md. 20906 (Kensinatonl Silver Sprin,)-Mrs. Cieorlt. Bnagau. 9009 F.llJ Chapel Ro. , Potomac, Md. 20854 (Bethesda. Chevy Chase. Potomac, RockvilJe)-Miu Susan Allen , 12920 V.lleywood Or. Whelton, Md 20906 (G.ithersburl)-Mrs. W.rren &nMtt. 214 Oakton Rd .. G:;ithets· bur,. Md 20760 (BoW ie, Camp Sprint. L'Ulei. Hyausville)-Mrs Ik.e Foael. 2-428 East Gate Or., Silver S"rin,. Md. 20906

Prince County. Md .-Mrs Robert P. Mack, 12HO Wood· stod:: E.st. Uppu Marlboro Md. 20810

Jerscy Shore, N.J.-Mrs. Rolf Lt-mp. 403 Rivtt Rd., Fair Havco N,J.07701

Nort.6ern New )erv:r : General Michael Riccardellf. 10 White Oak Rd .• Roseland. N.J. 07068 (Ch.tham. M.aison)-Mrs. Philip B.rtlett. }6 Susan Dr.• Chat· ham. N.J. 07928 (Livin8ston Jama: S. Eastm.n. « Belmont Dr ., Liv· inaston, N.J. 07039 (Montellir .ru)-Mrs. Robert M.kosk}'. 16 W.yland 01" Ve· ron •• N.J. 07044 (New Providence. Murray Hill)-Mrs. M. Mihalik. 40 Fordt Rd., MUfTI" Hill. N.J. 07971 (Summit area)-Mrs. Prank Hey, 65 W.de Dr .• Summit. N.J.

07901

NORTH CAROLINA

Chlpel Hill (Su Chapel Hill , N.C.)

Charlotte (See Charlotte. N.C.)

Durham (Sec Durham. N.C.)

Gastonlalr Ch.rlou.e, NC.)

PittJboro Se-e Chapel Hill. N.C.)

Raleiah Rale.i,h, N.C.)

Winston·Salem (See Winst'}n·Salcm, N.C.)

VIRGlNlA (elldudina- D.C.

Bon Air (See Richmond. V •• )

Blf Stone C.P (See Blue Ridae. Tenn'l Bndaew.ccr (Sec Shenandoan V.I ". BristoV"I (See BristOl, Va.)

Broadwa)' (See Shc-n.ndoah Valley, V•. )

Buena Vista (Se-c Shen.ndo.h Valley, V.,)

Charlottesville (S« Shenando.h V.lltT, V•• )

Chesape.h (Se-c Norfolk. V •• ) Dayton Shenandoah Valley Va.) !?ryden (Set: Blue Rld,e. Tenn i

Edlnbur.h (See Shenandoah Va.)

Elkton (Set: Shenandoah Valley v •. ) fisherville (Sec Shenandoah Valley. Va,) Groft« (Ste She'1.ndoah Valley. Va.)

Hamptnn (Sec Hampton Roads. V •. ) Hampton Roads (Sec Hampton Ro.ds. V •. )

Harri sonbura (Sec Shenandoah Vallt}', V • • )

(Short Hills, Miliburn)-Mrs. M.leolm MacKinnon. )4 Byron Rd Short HIlls N,J. 07078 (Westfield art.)-Mrs. Thomu Hollister. 13-47 Ston., Brook Ln .• Mountainside. N.J. 07092 N.J .-Mrs. Stephen Gutting, 928 Glenview Rd .• Rid8e· wood. N.J. 074'0 Central Pennsylvani Mrs. Thornu M. Miles, Collqe Puk, Lew· isbur,. Pa. 178)7 Harrisbur,·Carllsle. Pa .-Mrs. Charles E. Jacobs. 352 Willow Ave .• Camp Hill. Pa 170 11 John A J OI,en50n. 1017 Walth.m Rd .• Berwyn. P •• 19312 Phil.delphia.M.in Line-Mrs. E. Harvey Lt-ndetman, Jr ., H Steeple· chase Rd. P., 19333 Pilubur,h P•.-Mn. R. C. McCormick. 220 Harwick Of .• Pitubur,h, Pa. 15235 Pituburlh·Soulh Hilla. P•. -Mrs. J A Hyslop. 26 Academy Ave .• PitUburlh. Pa. 1)228 .State Colle,e, Pa.-Miss Ann Brownin&. 8'0 CrirtJewood Dr • State Colle,e. Pa , 16801

Northern Virlinia : General Chairman-Mrs. JOD M. Wickwire. 9839 Marchff Ct Vienna. V •. 22180 (Meu.n)-Mrs. John I..ct'per, 6213 Netbercombc Ct .• McLean. V •. 22101 (Arlinaton)-Mrs. W.lter S, Ev.ns, 3611 N, R oberts Ln Ar· lil'l&ton , V •• 22207 (Alaandri.)-Mrs. E. A.. Cahill. Jr., 112-4 St. Stephens Rd Alta.nd,.. VI 22304 (F.irlax)-Mn. Clarence E S.lmien. 9807 Limo,cs Dr .• F.irf , V •• nOlO (Vienna. Palls Chufch)-Mrs. Max C. 2302 Rivier. Dr., Vienna. V •. 22180

DELTA PROVINCE

Hi,hland Sprinas (See Richnwnu Va.)

Keelleto n (Sec Shenandoah V.lley. Va.)

Lacey Sprina (See Shen.ndoah V.llC)'. V •• )

Lebanon (Sec Blue Rid,e. Tenn.)

Lexington (Se-e Shen.ndoah V.lley Va.)

Unville (Sec Shen."doah Valley. Va.)

LullY (Sec Shenando.h V.lle y. V•. ) McGaheysville (Set Shenandoah VallC)'. Va.)

Middletown (Sec Shenandoah Valley. V •. )

Mount Jackson (See Shenando.h Valley, Va.)

Newport News (See Hampw'I Ro.d •• V•• )

Norfolk (Sec Norfolk. V •. )

Penn Laird (Se-e Shen.ndoah Valley. V•. ) f'lusant V.lIey (See Shen.ndoah V.lley, Va.)

Port Republic (Se-e Shenandoah Valley. V•. )

PortlmOuth (See: Norfolk V•. )

Richmond (See a.)

Sandston (See Richmond, •. )

Shenandoah (See Shenando.h V.lley. V •• )

$inacrs Glen (Sec Shenando.h V.lley, V •. )

Staunton (See Shen.ndoah V.lley, V".l StruburJ (See Shen.ndoah Valle." Va W.yncsb/)rn (Sec Shtnandoah V.l ey. V •. )

Weyus Cave (Sn: Shtnandoah V.lley. V •. )

Clubs and Chairmen

Hill. N.C.-Mrs. J. K. Jones. 104 N. Boundary St .• Chapel H'II. N.C. 27514

Charlotte. N.C.-Mrl B. L Renfrow. 1209 Braeburn, Ch.,lottc-.

folk, Va. 2)507

WillianuburJ (Me H ampt on Road •• Va)

Virsinia Beach (Sec Norfo lk , Va.)

York County (See HamptOn Roads, V•. )

WEST VIRGINIA

Athens (Set: Mercer County. West V•. )

Bethany (Sec WhceliDJ:. Wet! Va .·Ohio V.U,,)

Bluefw:ld (Se-e Merctt County. West V •. )

Bramwell (Se-e Mcteer County. West V •. )

Bfld,eport (See Clubbura. Wut V•. )

Bnstol (Set Oarlcsbul"l, West Va.)

Buckhannon (Sec Ouksbura. West V•. )

Charleston (See Chuleston. Wtst Va.)

Clatksbu.r, (Se-e Oarksbura West V•• )

Dunbar (See Chulcston. West Va.)

Gr.fton (Sec CI.rksbut,. West Va.)

lumberport (See CI.rbbur•. \Vest V•. )

Mora.nlown (Sec MorlanlOwn, Wnt Vo.)

Moundsville (Se-e Wbccline. West V,.)

Nitro (See Charleston. West V•. )

PhilipPI (See dark!bur•• West Va.)

Pnnaton (See Mereu Count)'. West Va.)

St. Albans (Sec Chulcston. West V•. )

Salam (See da.rksbur" West Va.)

Shinnston (Sec CI.rbburs West V•. )

South Charlesto:1 (Sec a.rluton. West V •. )

West Union (Se-e Oatltsburg West V•. )

Weston (See darksbutl. West Va.)

Whedil"Jl (Sec Wbcclina, Wrst Va .·Ohio Valley)

Richmond. V•.-Mrs. J. L. PctUn.iJI. 7611 T'OClewooci J.d., Ilich· mone!. Va. 2322' N.C. 28211

Dulham-l.N.C.-Mu. Ito, Mach.u.s. Jr., )523 Oarw n Rd .• Our· ham. !'\I.e. 27707

·Raleiah. N.C.-Mrs. Onid M Lewi" no W. Drt-Wtrf. R.Jei,h. N.C. 27609 WinstoD·Salem. N.C.-Mo. lticbard D Cro der, 913 Ma.rsucrite Dr. WlOston-Salcm. N.C 27106 Bristol. V •. and Tena. (Pi Phi Pockct:)-Mrs. William M. Hqry, Country Club Estlta, Route ,. Bristol. Tn. )7620 Hampton Ro.ds. Va.-Mrs. J. W. Hornsby. 210 DoI"wood Dr .• Newport News. Va. 2}606 Norfolk, Va.-Mrs. How.rd Gosbotn. -42<1 Mowbray Arch. NOI"'

Shenandoah Valley, V •.-'Mrs. Jama B Hoover, llt. 1. Porest HIlls, Harrisonbur., V•• 22801 Charleston. W. V •.-Mn. Harry B lcy. u}-4 Bedford B.d ., Chuleston, W V•. 25314 Oatlubur" W. V ••-Mrs. P L W.tson. 21-4 John St.• CluksbUra:. W V•• 26}O1 Ma-Ctt Count)'. W. Va. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. W.lter G. Burton, Rt 5. Sol: 257, Princeton, W. Va. 2-4740 Morpntown, W. Va.-Mrs. John H. TJOttct. Colonial Park Apts., MOf,antown, W. V •. 26505 Wheehna. W. V •. .()hio Valle-y-Mn. &obut E. Witte 32 Elm· wood Pl., Wbcclina, W. Va. 2600)

THI "1l0W Of PI In" PHI

FLORIDA

Alachua (See Ga.iocniJle. fl • )

Altamonte 5prinas (5« Orlando- Winter Park, fl • )

Apopka (See Orlando W i nter Parle. Fl,.)

An:her (See Gaiocnille Fl • •)

Adaotic Beach (See }acUonYilie Fl• )

0_1 Harbour (See Miami, Fla )

BeUU.lt (See Clurwltu-t-FII.)

Boyntoo Bach (See wat 'P,lm Buch , fl •. )

Bradmton (See S.r.sota. PI •. )

BroniOD (St-e Gainepille, Pla /

Brooker (See Cainewille. PII

Cape Kermcd, (5«: B,n-I,d Counry. Pia. )

Cape Coral (See South"e:tt, Fla )

carol CIty (See Miami, Pl • )

Carube.lJe (See- TaJllhluee Pb )

Casselberry (See Orlando-Winter Puk fl • )

CJearw.tu (See Dear.lter, Fla )

Clcanuter &each (See Clearwater, Fl • )

Cocoa (See Brenrd County FJa )

Cocoa Stach (See: DRurd COunty Pia )

Coconut Gron (See Mia.m.iJ. PI • )

Coral Gabla (.5« Mianu 1'1• )

Oani, (See Hollrwood. Fla )

D.yton. Belch (See 0."00' Ikh , PI • )

Darton, Buch Shom (See Daytona Bc:b • fl • )

Davie (5« Pt L.ududale, PI •. )

De Ba.., (See DeL.nd PI • ) Dccrlkld (See Ft Fla..)

DeLand ( See Dr.Land FII'l Delton. (See DeL.nd, PII

Destin (See M.fJ Esther, Pia )

OI.lMdin (5«: ClelJ'Wltu FII )

Oinnellon (See <>call , pll )

Eau Gillie (See Brey.rd County \ Pia ) Fc.rn.ndilll lX.cb (Set: JICUonvdle, PI• ) Ft Laudml.le (See Ft L.udc.rdale, Fla ) Pt M)'ef'I Fl • ) Pt W.lton Be.ch (See M • ..,·Esther, Fla ) G.inesville (See G.inesville, PI • ) Golden Be.ch (See Miami , Pia ) Grant (See Bft'Yud County, PI • ) Gnen Cove Spein.. (Sec ) cUonyille, Fla .)

Gulf Breeze (See PI • ) Gulrport Be.ch (See St Pmnbu(" FI I. ) Haines City (See Lakc.land, PI • ) HaU.nd.le (See Hollywood. Fla ) Harbor Bluff's (See OUl'w.ttt Fl •. ) H nl (Sec: l'aUah.,see( PI • ) Hawthorn (Su G.incni Ie , PI• ) Hi le.h (Sec: Mia.mt Pia ) Hich Spnnas (See G.lnen-ille FI. ' l HolI)' HIli (5« DaytOna Sch ( Fl • Hol l.,..oOO (See H olIJW<YMI, P a ) HomatC'.d (See Miami Pl• ) Indl.l.ntic (5«- BrC't'ud County. Pia )

EPSILON PROVINCE

Indi.n' Harboz Beach (See rd County, Fl • ) Indian Rocks 8e:ad, (See Ourw.tu, Fla )

jEkaonYi!le (Sec JacUonyllk , Fl •. ) .cbonYille &each (See J.ciuonyille, Fla ) nd.1I (See Fla.)

Kcr BUcaynt' (See Mlaau Pia .) Kentone Hel,hu (See GainuYllle, Pia ) Kiuunmce (See Orlando- Winler P.rk, PI •. )

Lake Alfred (Sec lakel.nd l PI • •)

Lalul.od (See L.bl.nd, P • ) Lab Puk (See Wdt P.lm Be.cb, Pia ) Ukc Worth (See Wat Pllm Be.cb Fla .) wao (Sec CfeltwICu, PI • )

Lun (See Tamp., F1I.)

McJntO$h (See Oc.la, Pia.)

Mldeira Be.ch (Set St Pccersbur, PI • )

Maitland (See Orlando-Winter Plfk, Fl • )

Malabar (See Brcvud CountyJ" Fla )

Mlnduin (5« JldJonYllle, rh.)

Mlt,.te: (See Pt lauderdalt, P11 )

Mary Esther (See Mary·Esther, Fl • ) Ma),port (See Fla )

Melbourne (Sec Bttvard U)Unty PII ) Melbownc Beach (See Btn'lfd County, Pia )

Melrose (Sec G.iI)t5yille Fl • )

Merritt IsI.nd (Set Brevard County , Fla )

Miami {See Miami PI• J

Miami Beach (Sec MlatnI, Pia .)

Miami Shores (See Mianu Pia )

Miami Splln,s (Set Miami , PII ) Micanop)' (See GlIOaVIl1e, Pia )

Mims (See Brev.rd County. Pia )

Nlples (See Naples , Pia )

Newberry, (See Gainnville, Fla

Rtdinaton Sbora (See St. Pmllbut" Fla ) Riv iera Be.ch (See West P.1m Beach , Fla )

llocklcdae (See Brcvltd County, Pia )

Itoselana (Sec BreYard County Pia ) , St. Puft'sbwa (Sec St. Petcnbvt" P I• ) St Petc:rsbur, Bc:acb (See: St Pctcnbura , Pia )

Sarasota (See: Sirasota, Pia )

Satdlite &each (Sec Brcvud Count)'\ Pia )

Sebastian (See BreVlrd CountY, Fla

Stbrina (Sec Lakeland, Pia )

Sh.limar (Sec Mary·Enhu, Pia )

Sharpes (Sec Brevard County , Pla )

South Olytonl (See O.)'tona Bcb , Fl•. )

South Miami ($otc Miami Fla )

Starke (Sec G.,nelYille, PI• • )

Su.rfside (5« Miami. Pia.)

TIliahasltC (See Tall.hau«, Fl • )

T.mpa (See: T.mpa. Fla )

Tunple Tcrna (See Tampl. PI • • )

TitusYille \Sce Brev.rd County, F1• )

Trnsure Is and (Sec St Pttersbura\ tla.)

ValD.railO (See Wary Esther, Fla

Waldo (See: G.intn'llle, Fla ) 'ill .rrinaton (See Pensacola. '1 •.)

Weirsdlle (See Ocala. PII.)

Wat Hollywood (See HolI,..ood, Fla )

West Mcfbourne (Sec Brrrard County Flo )

West Miami (5« Miami, PI• • )

West ,,1m lkacb (See West P.lm Belch Fl • )

Williston (See Oct.1 • • Fl • )

Wiodemere (See Orlando·Winkr P.rIe. Fla )

Winter Hnen (See La!c:el.ndl..,fla )

Nicnille ($toe M.ry"·Estbcr, Pl•

Neptune Ik.ch (See J.ckaonYillt i Pia )

North Miami (See Mi.mi Pla ) N orth Miami &each (See MillDl, PIa ) North Palm Be.ch (See Wol Palm Belch, Pia )

Oc.I. (See Oclla, Pia.)

Opa Loch (See M)ami, PI • )

Orlnae Park (5« IICQonyille, Pia ) Od.ndo (Sc-c Oriando·Winter Plrk, PI • ) Ormond (5« o.,too. 8ch PII )

Palm Be2ch (See \'V Palm. B;.ch , PIa .) Pti. a Grille (5ft St Petenbut" PI. ) Patrick APB BIn'ard County, Fla ) PenSlcol. Ptnuco l•. Pia ) Perrine (Sec Mil"" PI • ) Pompano Beach (Set Ft L.uderdale\ Fla.) Ponce In Icc (See Da)'tOn. Sch , Pia Pott Or.n,e (See O• .,tona Sch , Ph.) Ponte Vedra Stach (See lacbonYille , Fl • • ) Port Malabar (Set fkcvard County, PII ) QuiDC'J' (Sec Tallahus«, Pia .) Rcdincton Bead! (See St Ptte.nbura. PI • )

Clubs and Chairmen

Brevard County, Pl.-Mil C. H WiJkenon. Jr , 76, H.nn.h Dr., Menltt 1.I.na, PI. 329'2 Clearw.terl PI -Mn Ann I. SchMider, 19-42 Rebecca Dr Clear· Wlkr' f 3})16

Wintu Park (See Orllndo-winter Park, fl • )

GEORGIA

AtI.nta (Su Atlanta. GI ) Chamblee (Sec Atlantl, Ga ) Colle,e Parle: (Sec Atl.nt.\ Ga ) , Decatur (Sec AtI.nta, Ga East Point (See AtI.nta, Ga.)

H.pcville (Sec Atl.nt. , G •. )

Mlrietta (See Atlanta G•• ) Sand)' $priop (See Atllnt., G •. ) Sm),rnl (See Atl.nta, GI )

Tucker (5«- AtJanta , G • ) WIYcrou (Sec W.yerou, Ga.)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Blrthcwood (See Columbia S C ) U". (5« CoIWDhi., s.d Columbia (Sec Columbia , S C.) DenbVillc (See Columbi., S C ) Hopkins (See ,Columbia, S C ) West Columbia (See Columbi., S C )

Ptns.co a Fl.-Mrs. Geor,e Dana, 4:01 Dunwoody Dr , Pcosacol., PI. )2)03

St . Petcrsbut" PI.-Mn. Wm B Aselrod, 7973 Tbird Ave. S•• St Petc.rsbura. FI. 33707 SlrllOtI, PI, Mra H. W Scovill, 3033 OawlOn. S.rasota, PI. 31'80 SouthwClt Florida-Mil. Ganac Krauss 103) S.E 4:,rd St , c.pc Cor.l. FI. H9CH -Tlllihasscc, PI.-Mn. Cbarles Griu , 2)00 Harriman Cr., Till. · blJlft, PI. 32J03

<>Cal. Marion County, PI. (Pi Phi Poclc:cc)-Mrs J.ck CI.rk. 2240 S E ,th St , Ocal.\ PI. 32670 Orlando-Winter Parfr-Mn J R Gbolslon, "H N Scmonn BIYd ( Apt ,06 . Winter Puk, FI. 32719 Day toni Belch, Pl. - Mrs Bruton Godwin 10 Jobn Andcnoa, Orm() nd Beacb, PI. Deland Pl.-Mrs H W Johnson, W Mionaoa Aye , Dc· Land, PI. 32720 ft. Lluderdale. Pl.-Mil PeUT JelJtrom, 62, SW. 12th St • Ft. Lauderdlle, PI. H3U Gaincsville( fl ,-Mrs E M Edmonson, 1429 N W 20th St. , GalnesYi It PI. 32601 H oIIJWoo<I. Fl.- Mil A. C Duda. 34: 10 Cleyeland St. , Hollywood , PI. 3J021

raciclOnyille Fl.- Mrs. Gw £ Fotba:. JIl, 3243 Randall St .• Jlck IOnyille PI. 3220, -Lakel.nd, FI.-Mn James S J.rrrlt, 916 Euclid Ave .• Lakellnd , PI. 33801

Mary Esther , PI. (Pi Phi Pockcc)-Mrs Joseph M.cLain, 2)) BHcb · view Dr , Ft Walton IkKb PI. 32)4:1 Mi mi, Fl. - Mrs W M MeG.w, ,600 Maa:ion, Coni Glbln, FI. 33146

Napla PI.- Ma J E Myers, 2)2 P int Ave S., N.pla FI. " 940

MIOfIGAN

Ad. ( See G nnd 1 l pid't Mic h ) Allen Pack ( See Downnftf Arc.a , Mich .) Detroit

Tampa, Pl.-Mrs. William E. 1106 S Armc.nia, Tamp•• PI. "609 I " W Well Palm Belch, fl.-Mn. WilllD:l B.lunact', 636 nth St , est P.lm Beach , fl. 3}4:0, AtJanQ, G -Mrs Oilfotd Johoson , un Leisure Lab Dr., N E , AtJ.nb, Ga 3O140 W.ycrOoll G • (Pi Phi Pockct)-Mn Tom L DeBiase, 620 Hlnoyet Dr , Wa),CJ'OI.J Ga 3UOI CoIWllbia S C.-Wrs Roy WcCulIouah Ill, W.CCIJI).Iw Aft•• Columbil , S c. 2920)

ZETA PROVINCE

Ann Arbor ( Sec AIIR Arbor Mich .) Au.cwta (SH SoutlwCltc.rn Mich l Battle. Crt'dt (Set aattle. Ctcc.k, Mich .) 8c:thlcy (SH North Woodward , Mich .)

Birminaham Mi ch ) Bl00m.6cld Web ) ( Sec Bloom.ficld Hil ls, Hi lls (See Bloomfield Hi lls.

Brookl1n (See lacbon. Mich.)

unta- Line: (5« Grouc: Pl:Nnte', Mich.)

Chelsea (5« Ann Arbor, Mich .)

ClICk uke (See Jaa.M, Mich .)

CIaWlOn (See North Woodwltd, Mich.)

Dearborn (See Dutbo.-n Hats. (See LHttOiI, Mich.)

Detroit (See Odroit Mich .'

Outer (See Ann ArbOr, Mich.)

East Detroit (See GrotH Pointt, Mich ) East Grand Ilapids (See Grand Rapids, Mich.)

East u.IIsi'ne (See Lansine·Eut Lansina, Mich .)

Ecorse (5« Detroit Mich Downrinr

Arta

Farminaton (See Detroit. Mich.)

FerndaledSce North Wooch ,d, Mich.}

Franklin See BloomtM:ld Hills: Mich .)

GlCden ty (Stc Dtlroit Mien.)

Grand R apids (See Rapicb. Mich .' Grau Lake (See Jacbonl Mich .) {}tom lie (See Ddrolt M Downriver A rta)

Grom Pointe (See Grosse: Pointe Mich .) Pointe Cirr (See Grosse Pointe, Mich.)

Gtoste Points Fums (See GfOSk Pointe. Mich.)

GI'OSK Pointe' Parc (5« Grooe Pointe. MIch.)

GtOSK Pointe Shom (Sec: Grosse Poin tt, Mich.)

Grosse Pointt Wood, (S« Grout Pointe. Mich.)

HUJ)er Woods (5« GrOlSot Pointe. Mich.)

Hazel Park (Sec: North Woodward, Mich .)

Ho_ell (5« Ann Arbor. Mich )

Hwltinj:ton Woods (See Nonh Wood· ward. Mich .)

Iniutu (See Detroit, Mich .)

JJClr:son (5« Jackson. MICh.)

Kinaswood School Cunbrook (See Bloom· field Hills Mich.)

laMina: (5« Lanyn,·EtSt Lansina, Mich )

Lathrup Villqe (Sce North WoodwlCd, Mich .)

Lincoln Park (5« Detroit. Mich , Down· river Arcs)

Livonia (See Dwoit. Mich .)

MadiJOn Hc:i.hu (Set Nonli Woodward)

Manchester (5« Ann Arbo r Mich .)

Melvindale (See Detroit, Mich. , Downri. ver Arta)

MichiJan Cenler (See }ackJOn. Mi ch.)

Nancln (St-t OWoit, Mich,)

Nilts (Set South Bend.Mi.h.w .lca, Ind .)

Oak Park (See North Woodward. Mich .) Okemos (See LaMina·East Lansinj:. Mich.)

Parma (5«: Jackson, Mich .)

Pleaunt Ridee (Set North Woodward, Mich .)

Plymouth (Set Ann Arbor, Mich .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ann Arbor, Mi .-Mrs. Dale B. 8rilP. J890 Walden_ood Dr.• Ann Arbor, Mi. .o4SIO)

B.ttle Crrt:k. Mi .....o-MrL John C. Mtlanaton. ltJ.ot Lakeside Dr., Sattle Crttk. Mi. .04901)

8100mlidd Hills. Mi. '

Redford (Sec Dttroit. Mich )

River Rouae (5« Dttroit M ich .• Downrinr RocheslerArta)(5«: BloomtM:ld Hills. Mich .)

ROKYille (See Grosse POInte MICh.)

Royal Oak (Sec North Woodwud. Mich.)

St. Cia" Shores (Sec Grout Pointe, Mich .)

Soulhfield (xc North Woodward, Mich .)

Southaale (See Detroit. Mich., Downriver

SouthArt.)Lyon (See Ann Arbor. Mich.)

Ta.,lor (Sec Detroit. Mich., Downriver)

Trenton (See Detrol!, Mich .• Downrivu Area)

Warren (Sec Grouc Pointe. Mich.)

Whitmore Lake (5« Ann Aroor, Mich .)

Wyandotte (5« Detroit, Mich ., Downri · vaYpsilantiArta)(Set Ann Arhrlr Mi ch.)

ONTARIO

A,incourt (See Toronto. Ont., Can.)

Kin, (Set 'toronto. Ont .• Can.)

Maple (See Toronto, Onl., C.n.)

Oab-illt (See Toronlo. Ont ., un.)

Port Credit (See Toronto. Onl" C.n.)

Ri chmo nd Hills (Sec T oronto Onl ., Can.)

Thornhill (See T(»'Onto Ont .• un.)

Toronto (Set Tor onto, Onto Can.)

Gena-a! Chairman: Mn Rtid Ledbetter, 2).C)7 Muidian. Grosse lie, Mi .o4SUS (De.rborn Ana) -Mrs. Harry Winkworth, 210 BetCNnQflI. Dear· born, Mi. 4S124

(Dttrnlt Area) -Mrs. Kenneth C. Jensen 20101 Patton , Detroil. Mi 4S119

(Downriver Arta)-Mn. Reid Ledbetter, 2'4)7 Meridi an. Grosse lie. Mi (Farmin8ton4S1)8Area) - Mrs Richltd Steflina, 2J14' Flemin. Of., Parmin«ton, MI 4S024 ...... w. ... eM_ DOIIIUflI:nam. MI 1IU1U (BloomMld Hills·Lahscr Hi,h School)-Mu. Don.ld A Booth. $114 Lampwick Ct., BloomtM:ld HilJs. Mf. 4S0l} (Btrmin&bam·Groves Hillh Schnol)-Mn. Byron E. Wy.tt • .04861

Donald R. Hub·

General Chairman: Mrs. Maurice B. Allen, Jr .o4Jn Derry Rd ., 8100mfitld Hills, Mi 480B H.!!b Hi! h

Cimlrron Dr•• Bloomfield Hills. Mi. OOB (Birminsh.m .Scl ho lm Hi4h School)-Mrl. Andrew H Madseo. J r., )H Kimber l y. BirmtnPam, Mi. .o4SOO9 School Cranhrook)-Mrs. G, T. Cbristanscn. 4n Fatrf Rd ., Birminj:ham <MI 4SOO9

(Livonia.Plymouth Arta) - Mrs D Helm. 15618 Sussea. Livoni., Mi .o4S154 Grand Rapids. Mi. - Mrs Paul H erup. lOB Eastwood S.B , Grand R.pid •• Mi. 49,06

Grosw Pointe. Mi.-Mrs. Edward Lana 746 Balfour, Grosw Poinle, Mt 4sntS J,,"'on. Mi. - Mrs Jack Butterfield 9O.f Briahton Rd ., Jackson. (Marion School)-Mrs. Jame:s M J01« • .0462) Slonlci,h Rd ., Bloomfield Hills , Mi. .o480n (Wtst Bloomfield School}-Mrs. Ralph H Mascow. 6)H Heather Healh Ln .• Mi 4S010

Mi. 4920] Lansinj:.East laMina, Mi.-Mrs. Arthur W. Nolen. 42n Mar Moor Dr Lansin& Mi. '.0489 17 Norlh Woodwltd. Mi.-Mrs. Brron R. Cont'eru. 22)}6 Metamora Dr.• Birminaham, Mi .048010 (R"I('hester Hi.h School)-Mrs. Ron. ld Fe.therstone, 2)) E. Maryknoll. Rochester l Mi 48063 Detroit·Dearborn, Mi .:

OHIO

Akron (Set- Akron. Ohio)

Albany (See Athens, OhIO)

Alpha (See Dayton. Ohio)

Alaaneiria (See Newark·G,an"i1Ie, Ohio)

Ambt:rlt')' (See Cinc:in"ati. Ohio)

Ame$Yille (See AthenJ Ohio)

Athens (Set Athen•• Ohio)

Aurora (See Cleveland East. Ohio)

A"on Lake (Sce Cleyeland. West, Ohio)

Bainhridae (See Cltt'eland ElSt. Ohio)

Barberton (Sec Auon , Ohio)

Bath (See Akron, OhIO)

BI., Villal.e (Sec C1neland We:st. Ohio) Beachwood (5« Cleveland East Ohio) &dfard (See Clevtl.nd E.,t. Ohio)

Btllaire (See Whrt:lina. West Va. Ohio Vallt')')

Bellbrook (5« Oa,ton. Ohio)

Btll(ountain (See Sprinafitld Ohio)

Bentlt')'t'ille (See Cln"eiand Easl, Ohio)

&rta (Sec: CltTeland West, Ohio)

Bait')' (5« Columbw, OhIO)

81ue Ash (5« Cincinnati Ohio)

Brubrille (See Clevela"d Wat. Ohio)

BtidllCJ)Ort (See Wbctlina. W.V•. -Ohio VaUev)

BtoOrnlle (Sec Dayton.Ohio)

Buena Vista (Sec Portlmrnlth Ohio)

Canal WincMsttT (See Conium\,;. OlUo) unfitld. OH. (See Younaltawn.Warten. ONo)

Canton (See CantMt, Ohio) {See Damn. Ohio)

Cha&rin Falls (See an-eland East Ohio)

Toronto, Onl., R E. Mitchell , 791 $p.adina Rd To· ,onto to, Ont Can.

ETA PROVINCE

Chardon (See Cle'I'd.nd East. Ohio)

Chesterhill (Set Athens, Ohio)

Chesterland (See Oevdand Eul, Ohio)

Oncinnati (See Cincinnlti, Ohio)

Clayton (See Dayton. Ohio)

Cleveland (See Cleveland east, Ohio)

OC't'eland (west .ide) (Set Cln"e!and West, Ot't'tlandOhio)Heiab ts (See Oevel.nd Easl Ohio)

Clinton (Sec Akron Ohio)

Columbus (Set Columhus, Ohio)

Copley (See Akron. Ohio)

Cuyahoca PaUs (Set Akron. Ohio)

Dayton (Sec Daylon. Ohio)

[ker Park (Set Cincinn'li\ Ohio)

Dellware (Set Central OhIO)

De Graff (S« Sprinaneld. Ohio)

Dublin (See Columbus. Ohio)

East Oeveland (Set Clevel.nd East, Ohio)

Eaton (See J.ichmond. Ind )

Enale'Wood (See Dayton. Ohio)

Euclid (Sce Cleveland East. Ohio)

Fairborn (See Darton. Ohiol

Fairfield (Set Ham ilton, OhiO)

Fa.irYiC'w Parte (Set CkYelaocl West. Ohio)

FinntTtOwn (5ee Cinclnnlti Ohio)

Pranklin (Set: DaJ19n, Ohio)

franklio Furnace (5« Porumoulh Ohio)

Friendship (See Portsmoulh. OhH,)

Gah.nna (Set Contumbus, Ohio)

C.li,.,o (5« Columbus. Ohio)

Galliooolis (See Athens Ohio)

Garfield Hei,hts (See OC'Yel.tnd East Ohio)

Galtl MiJl, (See Cleveland EaSt. Ohio)

Germantown (See Dayton, Ohio)

Glendale (See Oncinnati, Ohao)

Grandview (Set: Columbus, Ohio)

Gran"ille (Set Newarc..(junville. Ohio)

Grrt:nhills (St-t Gncinnati. Ohio)

Grunville (See Darton Ohio)

Cron Cir,- (Set: Ohio)

Groveport (See Columbus. Ohi o) Hamilton ISee Hamilton, Ohio)

Hartville 5« Canton. Ohio)

HnuhiJl (St-c Portunouth t Ohion)

Heath (Set Ne'Wark-Granvllle. Ohio)

Hi,hland Hti,hts (5« Cle"eland E"t. Ohio)

Hilliard (See Columbus. Ohio)

Hudson (5« Akron, Ohio)

Huntina Vallt')' (See Clenbnd East. IndianOhio)Hill (5« Cincinn.ti, Ohio) (See NC'Wa.r\-Grarrtille Ohio) amestn n (See Sprin,tM:ld. Ohio) ent (5«: Akron, OhIO)

Kttterin, (Set DaytOn , Ohil'l)

Lakewood (Set Cleveland West. Ohio)

Lancaster (See ColumbuJ. Ohio)

London (See Stlrinalield. Ohio)

[.(\,In (Set- Athtns. Ohio)

Lucisville (Set Portsmouth, Ohitt)

Lyndhurst (Set: CkYcland Easc, Ohio)

McAnhur (See Athens, Ohio)

McConncl-STille (Set Athen•. Ohio)

McDemvott (See PortltrtI'Iuth. Ohio)

Madeua (See Cincinnlti. Ohio)

Maple Hti,hts (5« Oevel.tnd East, Ohio)

Maritmont (5« Cincinnati. Ohio)

Marietta (5« Athens Ohio)

Martins Fetry Wb«lina. W.Va.OhiO Valier)

Musillon (5« unton. Ohio)

Maum« (5« Toledo. Ohio)

Mayfield (5« OcYdand EalI, Ohio)

Ma,6dd (Sec OCVtland Eut. Ohio)

M«haniabur, (See Spdncbtld, Ohio)

Medina (See Akron. OhiO)

Mento r (5« Cleveland East, Ohio)

Miamisbur. (Set' Dayton, Obioj Middltbur. He"hu (See Cln'c and West. Ohio)

Middlcpc!rt (Set: Athens, Ohio)

Milford (5« OnciRn.lliJ, Ohio)

Minford (8ft P o rlimou • Ohio)

MOI_dore (5« Akron, Ohio) Hill, (See Cleveland Eut, Ohio)

Mt. Hulth,. (5« Cincinn.ti, Ohio)

MI , WUhln,lOn (See Cindnnali, Ohio)

Monroe Fall. (5« Abon. Ohio)

Nelsonville (See AtbcnJ Ohio)

Nrwark (Sec New.rk ·G ran¥,llc, Ohio)

NC1Io'bury (5« CIt'Vcland East, Ohio)

Nt. Boston (Sec Porumouth. Ohio)

New Carlisle (Sft: D,"ton, Ohiol

New !.txln,lon (S« Athens Ohio)

Nt"W' PUisJ5ft- Richmond, Ind ,)

New Pbila dphia (5ft- Canton. Ohio)

North Canton Canton, OhiO)

North Colle't Hill (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

North (See Clenland Wnt, Ohio)

NorwoOd (See Cincinnati Ohio)

Novdty (5« Oeveland Eut, Ohio)

Oakwood (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Olmsted Palls (5« Clevdand Wat, Ohio)

Orat\&C (Sec Oeftland East, Ohio)

Ortlon (Sec Toledo, Ohio)

Otwa,. (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Pail'lHville (5« O"dand Ellt, Ohio)

Pataskala (See: Newark·Granvilie. Ohio)

Parma (Sce:Clevdaod West, Ohio)

Parma Heq:hts (5« Cleveland WHI, OhiO)

Pccbla (See Portsmouth.lo. Ohio)

I'crllnsula (See Akron vhio)

Penkerinaton (See Columbus, Ohio)

Pepper Pike (Sec Oeveland,Ealt, Ohio)

Perrrsbur. (Sec ToledoiJ, Ohio)

Piketon (See P orumou ,Ohio)

Pomnoulh (Sec Portsmouth. Ohio)

Powell (Sec Columbus, Ohio)

Powellsville (See Porumouth t Ohio)

Pbilipsbur. (See Dmon. OhiO) Pomero,. AthenJ. Ohio)

Ra.rdin (Sec Pomrnouth, Rudin,: (Sec Cinclnn.ti, Ohio

Reynoldsbur_ (See Columbusl hio)

Richmond Htlghts (m C evcland East, OhiO)

Rockr River (5« Cln-eland Wnt. Ohio)

Russtll (See Cleveland East OhIO)

St. Clairsville (SH Wheel ina, W. Va .• Obio Valley)

SciotoviUe (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Shaker Hel.hls (See Cleveland fast. Ohio)

Shadyside (Sec Wh«lina, W.Va .()hio

Silver Lalte -<Sec Akron, Ohio)

Slocum Station (SH Porumouth. Ohio)

Solon (Sec OntJand East. Ohio)

South Ch.rleston (5« Spn",ield, Ohio)

South Euclid (Sec CI"eland £.It, Ohio)

South Rw.scll (Stt Cleveland East. Ohio) South Webster (5« Portsmouth, Ohio)

Spruq Valley (Set Dayton, OhIO)

Club. and Chairmen

Akron. Ohio--MI's, R P. Tufel, )UI Mort'WOOd, Akron. Ohio "Oil Alhcn., Ohio:

General Chairman: Mrs Richud Phillips, 3) Gnham Dr .• Ath· eDJ. Ohio 4nOI

(Pomeroy. GaUipoliJ, Middlcport)-Mrs. Don Mllis, 494 Lincoln St Mlddlc:pnrt, Ohio ")760 (ChaterhiJI, Nc:w l.C"Xm.ton, McConnelsvillc:) - Mrs H. D. LaWt, Starr Rte McConnelsville:. Ohio ")7)6

(McArthur, Wellston. Albany)-Mrs. John Beckley. 202 E. Main , McArthur, Ohio 06n

(Nebonville)-Audrcy Ailes , Nelsonville. Ohio ",,6« (LolI;an)-Mn. Ma. D Davidson. Lake: Losan Rd Rt 2. Losan, Ohio 01)8 Canton, Ohio-Mrs. Jam« Stccn, U63 Duru:eith Dr. , N. W., Can. ton, Ohio 4101

Sprina5cld (Sec: Sprin,field, Ohio)

Stcnr (Sec Akron, Ohiol

Strongsville (Set Oen and West, Obio)

Sylvania (5« Toledo. Ohio' T.llmad&c (See: Akron Ohio)

Terrace Park (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Tipp City (Sec O.yton, Ohio) Toledo (Sec ToledO, Ohio) Trotwood (Sec OaYlon., Ohio)

Tro, (Sec Oa,ton OhiO)

TWlnsbur. (Set: Oevdand East, Obio)

University He;,:htJ (Sec Cleveland £alt, Ohio)

UPjl« ArlinalOD (Sec Columbus, Ohio)

Urb.na (Sec Sprina6cld, Ohlob Utica (Sec Newuk.Granville{ hio)

Vandalia (Sec Ohio}

W.ds onh (Sec Akron, Ohio)

Wakefield (xc Portsmouth Ohio)

WatteD (Set Younastown.W.rren, Ohio) Warrensville HciahtJ (Set: Clevebnd fISt, Ohio)

Waverly (Sec Portsmouth Ohio)

Wellston (Sec AtheDs, Ohio)

West Carrollton (Sec Dayton Ohio)

Wat Milton (Sec Dayton Ohio) West Portsmouth (Sec Porumnuth{ Ohio) Wcstc:rvdle (Sec: Columbu•• Ohio}

Westlake (Sec Clcvc:land West, Ohio)

Whitehill (Set: ColumbuJ, OhiO)

Whecletsbut. (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Wickliffe (5« Cleyeland Euiit Ohio)

Willoq:bby (Sec C1n-t!land ut. Ohio)

Wi1minaton (Sec Dayton Ohio)

Worthiocton (Set: ColumbUJ, Ohio)

Wlamina (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Yellow Sprines (See: Sprinaficld. Ohio) Y ou!\ptown (See YOWllstO'll"n·Warrcn, OhIO)

Xmia (See: Oayton , Ohio)

C.nlwnbu. Ohio: (Ohio Sllte V.)-Mrs. R*rt M. Fostc:r. 1921 HiIl$lde Or " C0lumbus, Ohio 43221

(All othus)-Mrs. Larry Noble, H) N Worthinaton, Ohio 4}OS, DaJton, Ohio-Mrs. J. E. Swain, tn7 Almedia 0 Mi.misburl, Ohio 45}o12

Hamilton. Ohio-Mrs Robt,t HolJowlY, )18 Sanders Dr.• Hamil ton. Ohio 4)013 ·Newark·GnnvilJe, Ohio--'Mn. James Basc·Smith. LC'Wis Lane, Newark Ohio 430)) Portsmouth, OhiG-'Mn. Cyrus Kahl 2014 Fnnldio Blvd ., Ports · mouth Ohio 4)662

Sprinlt;lic:id. Ohio-Mn. J. M Harris 1901 Pcmbrook Rd .• Sprina' held, Ohio 4,», Cincinnati, Ohio-Mrs James PinIOn, 7661 Foxboro Dr., We:« Chdkr, Ohio 4)069

Oevcia'td East, Ololo-Mr•. Larry Goldrick. 914 Brainard Rd., Hiah· land Hc:i,htt, Ohio 4-410

Clevtla'1d West. Ohio-Mrs Owiaht H. Leimer. 21376 EndJlt'J' Ave.• Rocky Rivu, Ohio 44116

INOlANA

Acton (Set Southport, Ind.)

Albany (Me: Muncie l Ind .)

Alexandria (See: Anauson. Ind.)

Anderson (See: Anderson, Ind.)

BarRcrJville (Sec Franklin, Ind .) Bedford (Set: Bloominaton. Ind .) Btoteh Grove JSec lndlanapolis , lod or Southport In.)

Bloomfield (Sec Ind , )

BloominRton (See Blooml"4ton. Ind .)

Boone Grove (See: Valp.ralso, Ind .)

Boonville (Stt SOuth estem. Ind .)

Boston (Su Richmond, Ind .)

Bruil (See Grcc'\Cutle. Ind .)

Bristol (See: Elkhart, Ind .)

Brownsbura {Sec Indianapolis. Ind .) Cambciae City (Sec Richmond, Ind.)

Camby (Sec Southport, Ind .)

Carmel (Sec Indl.napoliJ, Ind.)

Ccnlc:noille (Sec Richmond , Ind.)

Chatcrfic:ld (Sec Anderon, Ind.)

Cht'sterlOn (Sec Valouaito, Ind.)

OilOf"d (Sec Columbus. Ind.)

Clintnn (5ft Terre Haute. Ind.' Columbus (Stt Columbu., Ind .)

Connersville (Sec Richmond, Ind.)

Toledo, Ohio-Mrs. N H McDonald 7062 Hidory R.idce Rd Sylvania. OhiO 0'60 Younastown.Warrc:.n Ohio :

YounAnnwn Arca : Mrs Myron UlImaD, 120 SI«"PJ' Hollow Or., Canfic:ld, OhiO "4"06

Ohio

THETA PROVINCE

Crown Point (5« Gary. Ind.)

D.leville (5« Ind .)

Danville (Set Indilnapolis Ind .)

Dunkirk (Sec Muocie , Ind .)

Oyer (See Hammond, Ind .)

ElSt Chicago (Sec Hammond. Ind .) Edinbuf' (5« Ftanltlin, Ind .) Ellchart (See Ellchllt. Ind .)

Elwood (Sec Andtrson, Ind .) (5« Southwestern Ind ,)

Farmland (Su Muncie. Ind , \ Ft. Wayne (S« fl. Wayne, nd .)

Fountaio City (Set Richmond Ind .)

Franklin (5« Fnnldin, Ind .)

Frankton (Sec Anderson. Ind .)

Gary (5« Gary. Ind .)

Gaston (Muncie. Ind .)

Goshen (See Ellthut, Ind'j

Greencastle (Sec Ind.)

GreeMcld (Sec IndianapoliJ, Ind.)

GtftMhurolf (Sec Southn.stem. Ind.)

Gt-eenwood (Sec Southoort. Ind )

Griffith (Sec Hammond. Ind.) (Sec Ricbmond, Ind.)

Hammond (Sec Hammond, Ind.l

Hulrord Cif}' (Stoe MUncie. Ind .)

Hebron (Sec Va)puaiso. Ind.)

Hiahl.nd (Set H.mmond , Ind .)

Hobart (Sec Garr, Ind.)

Hope (Set: Columbus. Ind.)

Jndi.o.poli. (Sec Indian.polis or South· pOrt, Ind .)

Juonvl!Je (Sec Bloomin«ton, Ind .)

kokomo (Sec Kokomo, Ind.)

Kouts (SH Valpafliso, Ind.)

lIfarette (Sec Larayette, Ind .)

Lapc:1 (Ste Andtf"J(ln, Ind .)

Lawrence (Set: IndianapoliJ , Ind.)

Lebanon (Sec Indianapolis, Ind .)

Liberty (5« Richmond Ind )

unton (Sec Bloominaton Ind .)

Lynn (Sec Richmond, Ind ,)

M.rtinsville (See BloominltOn , Ind .)

Menillville (Sec Gary. Ind .)

Milroy (Sec Southca.stan, Ind ,)

M iltnn (Set: Richmond Ind .)

Mishaw.ka (Sec South Bend·Mishawak., Ind, )

Moorc:land (Sec Muncie, Ind.)

Mount Vernon (Sec South"'estem Ind.)

Muncie: (Sec Muncie. Ind.)

Munsttt (Seot Hammond , Ind.)

Nlpcanec (Sec Elkhart. Ind.)

Needlum (Sec Franklin, Ind.'

Warren Ana : Mrs Alan E. Gosnell, 9)9 Bruccwood S.E •• War· reo,

"448)

Ncw(aJtie (See Muncie Ind.)

N_ H,ven (See Ft Wayne. Ind,) New Libtrty (See Ilichmond, Ind.)

Ntw Whitcbnd (Set: Frankhn, Ind or Southpon. Ind .)

Nc bur,h (Sec Southwestern Ind .) Noblesville (Sec Indian.poli,. Ind .)

O,den Dune, (Sec GaIT. Ind)

Osceola (Sec South Ben ·Mishawaka, Ind.)

Owensville (Sec Southwestern Ind.) P.rkcr (Scc Munde, Ind .) Pendleton (See Andnson, Ind.) Petersbur, (Sec South estern Ind.) PI.infield Indi.napolis Ind .) Poruge (S« Gary. Ind .)

PortI.nd (See Muncie. Ind .)

Poseyville (5« South·alern Ind.)

Prinaton (See South.estern Ind .) Richmond (See Richmond. Ind .) Roanolce IS« Ft W.yne. Ind .) 51. lohn Sec Hammond Ind .) St. "aul (5« Southeutcrn Ind .)

Seymour ISee Bloomin&tonl Ind .) ScherttYil e (SH Hammono Ind .) She!b,..,iIIe (5ft South estern. Ind .)

South Bend (See South Bend Mlsh Ind.)

Southport (5« Southport. Ind .) Southern Mari on County HIgh Schools (See SoulhJlOrt, Ind .)

Speed ay (Sec Indi.napolis Ind .)

Club. and Chairmen

Sullrun (5« Twe Hauk, Ind'1

Terre H.ute (5« Terre H.utc, nd .)

Union City (See Ind.) V"r.araiso (5« ValparalJO. Ind.)

W. dron (See Southeastern Ind .) W.nanuktt (5« SouthPOrt, Ind .) W.nauh (5H' V.lpuaiJO. Ind .) Wtst Lafayette (5« Laf!},cttc. Ind .) West Terre Hlllte (See H.ute. Ind.)

Wndicld (Sec Indi.napOlis , Ind.)

Whiteland (5«: Franklin or Southport, I nd.)

Whitinl (See Hammond, Ind .) Winchester (See Muncie, Ind .)

YorklO'lfn (S« Muncie, Ind.)

Zionsville (5«: Indianapolis, Ind .)

Anderson. Ind.- Mrs. Jerry Bmnen 3714 Red ood Rd .• Anderson. N. Guham A ve .• Irnb.napoh.t, Ind. 46226' (South Area Beech Grove H.S Chartrand H S Ore.tur Centul H.S .• Franklin Ctntrll H .S Gcetn OO<t H .S Ken nedy M e· mo ri.1 H .S M.nual H .S.\ Ronul li H .S Our Lady of Gr.ce H.S',t Southport H.S., Whiteland H.S,. Harl'}' E Wood H .S.; 'See In d. Chairman) I nd. 46011

Bloominaton. Ind .-Mrs Rex Grol5m.n, 1322 Winfield Rd ., Bloomina;ton, Ind 47401 Columbus, Ind .-Mrs Brtvoort B.ker II , R R ). Columbus. Ind 47201 Elkhart County, Ind .-Mrs. Ke It h Holmes. 1901 Greenleaf Blvd .• Ellch.n, Ind. 46St4 Fort W.yne, Ind .-Mu. J o hn E. Bed:er 1319 Pine Valley Dr FI. W.yne. Ind .t68O) Franklin, Ind.-Mrs. MIX Wiuman, 24 Morninl Dr., PrukJin, Ind. 46131

Gary. Ind .-Mrs O.nie! Benc:ie, 9614 Don. n" CtoWn Point. Ind 46}()7 Ind (Pi Phi Pockd) - Mn Edward Hannon. 206 Hillsd.le, Greencastle, Ind 4613)

(Other Catholic .nd Private Schoolt-Cudin.1 R itttl' H.S Chao urd H.S lIdrwood. St Aann. St. M.ry ·s. Scec:in. Memori.1 H ,S'I P.rl;.Tudor j ' Mrs. Edw.rd Dre , )67) N. Pennsylv.ni. St.. ndllnapohs. nd. 46220 Kokomo. Ind .-Mrs. Jerry E. Anderson. 726 j .mes Dr., Kokomo.

Ind 46901

L.r.yette. Ind .-Mrs W. J.mes Stump. 2308 M.nllob. Dr L.r.y etle. Ind 4790) Muncie. Ind .- Mrs Bill Allen. 40) S. Hutchinson, Muncie. Ind. 4n03 H.mmond, Ind .-Mrs. L B. Yuel, 3523 "2nd PI .• Highland Ind 46322 Richmond. lnd.-Mn W.lter Crum. H t S. 27th 51., Richmond. Ind. 47374 Indian.polis Gmelll Chairman : Mrs. Thomu Barnes, 1680 E. 811t 51 •. India· napolis. Ind. 462.0

Soulh Bend·Misha k•• Ind .--'Mn. G. Ri chard nu E. Wayne 51 .• Sou th Bend. Ind 4661) Soulheastern Indi.na-Mrs. Richard Welch. 23) W. North 51 .• Gmnsburc, Ind 47240 (Northwest Arta-Ben On-is H .S.; Brownsburg H.S .; DanVIl le H.S .; Speed y H .S.: GearBe Wuh i ncton H .S.; Mrs Rob· ert E. SIeinmen. 4726 Cherry Ln .• Indi.napolis. Ind 46240 (North untlll Aru-CriSPUI Attuclcs H.S .• Broad Ripple H .S

Southport. Ind.-Mu. A Bowles. 612) Oryan Dr.• Indi. · n'POlis. Ind 46227

South estern Indiana - Mn Klamet, HI) jeffC1lOn. Evans· ville. Ind 477U North Centtll HS .• Shortrid8e H.S .; Mrs. John Slone IIH E 77th 51 In dllnapolis. Ind 462.0) • (Nonheast Arta A.rli"-'llon H .S., Anenll TKhniCiI H.S .• Car· mel H.S .• Portville. H .S Greenfield H.S .• Ho e H .5. L • reDce Ctntlll H.5 H .5;,1 Noblesville- H.S Sherid.n H.S (tnu.1 H .S WUlndd H .S.; Mrs. HUlh Wolf.

KEN11JCKY

Alex.ndria (Sec Cincinnlti. Ohio)

Anc:horlle (See Loui.yille. Ky.)

Buechel (See Louisville. Ky .) (See Cincinnlti. Ohio) Cynthi.na (See Lenl\ltOn. K y.) Da'lvilie (See Lttil1lton Ky.)

Fern Creele (See LOUISville. Ky .) Ft Mitchell (See: Cincinn.ti. Ohio) Ft. Thornu (See Cinci'lnati, Ohio) Funkfort (See Lexlntton, Ky .)

Garri50fl (See Portsmouth. OhiO) C.ef'r.etoWn (Set: Lezin«to'l, Ky .) Greenup (See PotlSmOUlh, Ohio) Ha"odsbur, (See LexiDllton. K, )

Hmods Creck (See: Loui ille. Ky.)

Jdfersonlo n (See Louisville, Ky .) lancHler (See uxin«tOn. Ky .) (See Lexin,t"". Ky.) Loui!ville (See LouisYllle. Ky .) Lynn (See Portsmouth. Ohio) Mt. Sterlin, (See win.ton, Ky.)

Ind 47802 Valpar.iso. Ind.- Mu joseph Gilvin. }19 E Morlln Chttlerton. Ind. 46304

IOTA PROVINCE

N""port (SH- Cincinnati. Ohio)

Nicholasville (See uzington. Ky.)

Okolooa (See Louisville. Ky .)

Paris (See Luin,ton. Ky .) P",," Valley (See Louisville. Ky' .) Pleasure Rid.e Park (See louiSVIlle. Ky.)

Racdand (See Portsmouth. OhiO) Richmond (See winaton. Ky.)

51. P.ul (See Portsmouth Ohio)

South Pornmouth (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

St'"I(ord (See Lui",ton, Kr:.)

V.lley Statioo (See louiSVille. Ky .)

Vancebura: (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Versailles (See u.i"l.ton. Ky .)

Winchnter (See winaton. Ky.)

Wurtl.nd (See Portsmouth. OhIO)

TENNESSEE

B.rtlett (See Tenn.)

Brentwood (See Nashville. Teno.)

O';Slol (See Brislol. V•. P«,:ket) Chattanoos. (See Ch.ttanOOla, Tenn.)

Club. and Chairmen

uxi",lon. Ky .-Mrs. R L. V.n.man. 3-42 W.ller Ave uzin,lolI, Ky .40)().i

Louisville. KY .-Mil. G. Gtorge M.ier. 630' Glen HilT Rd Louia· ville. Ky. 40222

Blue Rid_e Tenn.-Mrs. Herb Mah.n. 209 Coral ood Dr. Kinas' p'lrt. Tenn. n66}

ChlrtanOCllI. Tmn.-Mls, Sandy S afford. 1)01 S. Ruaby Pl., Chananooc', Tmn. 374121

ALABAMA

Auburn (See Auburn.(}ptlilc•. AI.)

Birmln/llhlm (See: Oirmi"-ham. AI.) Gfftn 111e- I_ MontlOlDel'}'. AI.) HunuyiUe See Huntsville. AI.) Mobtle (See Mobile. AL) M'onllomuy (Stc Mont&ometY'. AI.) NOf'thpon (See Twcaloou. AI.)

Otvd.nd (See ChattaDOOl'. Tenn.)

ColTieryille (See Memohis Tenn .)

Dondson (Sec Nashville. Tenn .) Fnnlclin (Sec Nuh iIIe'rTenn.) F"IKl' (See MemDhis. enn.)

G.t inbw. (See: Little Pi,tontTenn .) Germ.nto n· (Sec Memphis. enn.)

Hixon (See Chatt.noola. Tenn.)

Jnhnson City" (See Blue Rid,e-. Tenn.)

K'tIllSpof'l (See Blue Ridae Tefln.)

Knoxville (See Knoxville. Tenn .)

Lookout Mountain (See Tenn.)

M.ryville Alcoa (See Knoxville\ Tenn.)

MemphiS (See Memphis. Tenn. Nuhville (S« Nuh.,illel Tenn.)

O.k Riqe (See Knox il e) Pittman CttIter (See Little PifG)l\)

R.lei.-h IS« Memphis. Te-nn.) 5e ie,...il e (See Little Tenn.' SiaMI Mountain (See Chatt'nooIa, Tenn.) Whiteh (See Mtmphis , Tenn.)

Knoxville , Tmn.-Mrs. Edw"d K Capen. tt}6 Burton Rd .• Knox · ville. Tenn 37920

Little Pilton Tenn.-Mrs. Jack Henry l Sevierville. Tenn 37862

Memphis•. Tenn.-Mrs. Ted" C. Whitto. ch.nm.n. Carlo Ct .• MemphIS. Tenn. Jllt7 and Mrs. Burton C. Ne m.n. co,h.ir· man. }2}5 Glen Lot.n. Memphis. Trnn. }1128

Nashyillef Tenn.-Mrs. Dobson Wrilht". }(2) New Natcha. NlJhvl Ie. Tenn 3721)

KAPPA PROVINCE

Opelik. (See Auburn.Opelika. AT.) Prattville (See Montcomerr. AI.) SylacaU&l (See S,.I.ca\JI" AI ) TUlClIooa (St-e TUK'IIooa. AT.) Wetumpka, (See MontFJmelT. A1.)

MISSISSIPPI

BaJ S.int Louis (See Miss. Gul( Co.st)

Batesville (Set UniYtt'fit'f. Ms.) Bilon (Sec Miss. Go.lf Cout) Br.ndon (See Jackson. Ms.) CarriHe (See Uiu. Gulf Coast) Columbia (Set H.tties!:Nr., Miu.) Clatludale- (See WisHsaiwi Delli;) Cle-tel.nd (Seoe MiuiuiDCIi De-lta) OintOD Jackson. MI.)

-Tene Haute, Ind.-Mrs. wiIIi.m Fda. R.R. H. Terre Haute.

Ctuaer (Sec Mississippi Delt.)

Escatawpa (Sec Miss Gul( Cout) Gautlf:r (See Miss Gulf Co.,t) Greenville (See Mississippi nth.) Grecn.ood (Sec Mlniuippi Delt.) Grenad. (Sec University. MI.) Gulfport (See Miss Gulf Cout) HattinbulJ (See Hlltiabu". Ms.) HoU, Spnn&i (5« Univulitr. Ms.)

Indianol. Miuiuippi [RIta) hd:son (Sec Jl cbo"( Ms,) kiln (Sec Miss Cui Coast) Lebnd (See Mississippi Delt.) Lon, Ikach (5« Gulf Coast) MCflgold (Sec Miuiuipoi [)Clla) Mon Point (Sec Miss Gulf Cout) Ocun Spitn•• Gulf Cout) Oxford (See Urlln(JifJ, Ms.)

Club and Chairm e n

PIKIJIOUIa (Sec Miss. Gull Coast) PISS Chri.tian (Set Mi•. Gulf Coast) Rosedale (See Mississippi [klta) Shaw (Set: Mississ ippi Delta\ Sidon (Sec Mississippi Delt. Sumner (Sec Miss.isslpri Delt.) Uninrsity (See Univer,ity. M,.) Wavdand (See Mi u. Gulf Coast) Yazoo City (See Mississippi Delta)

Auburn-Ope:lika. Ala .-Mn. Donald Schmmitz. 121 Shehon Rd .• Auburn. AI. , Tuscaloosa, AI • - Mrs Norman Jobe II Woodrid&e, TUJCaloou. Ala 3)401

Dinnincham, Ala .-Mrs Prank H Chapptlle, Jr., 1233 Vista Ln., Blrmln.ham., Al., 3H16

Ala .-Mr•• R C. Allison. Jr.• 826 Annlau Dr., S.E., Huntsvi Ie AI •. )'802

• Mobile, AI •.-Mn. J J Copebnd. 4958 N Clfmel Or Mobile. Ah.)6608

MontaomCl'l', Ala .- Mrs Dieter RUJIOld, nIl Carriale PI., Mont · aomery, Ala.

S,lacau&a. Ala. (Pi Phi Pockd)-Mn. JamtS Jenkin•• 902 VI.

Hlttiesbura. Miu.-Mrs. R. A. Gtay, Jr .• 611 S. 21st Aft., H.ttitsbu,. Mill. Jackson, #.1iss.-Mn. Geotle W. Godwin. Jr., 2630 Lake Circle. ).d:son \ Miss. )921 1

MississiPPI Delta-Mrs. R C. WilliaJlUOn. I Woodlawn. Yazoo City. Miu. }9194

MiS!issippl Gulf (Aut-Miss Eddie Katherine Wdford, Maison de Ville. Apt. 10). Gulfport. Mlu Uni ersity. MID .-Mrs. Burnt CIlI1'7. &1' 309. Univenil1. Miu. 33671 Coou, Srlacallaa, Ala. 3H)0

LAMBDA PROVINCE

MANrrOBA

Charleswood, Man (Sc-c Winnipe•• Man., Can.)

East KHdonln, Min (Srt Winnipq, Man Can.)

Fort Gart)', Man (Sc-c •. Man .• Can.)

Norwood, Man (Sc-c Winnipe., MaR., Cln.)

St. Boni/lce. Man. (Sec Winnipe., Man .• Can.)

St. Ja.met. Min (oSte Winnipq. Man., Cln.)

St VillI, Min. (Sc-c Man.• Can.)

TURKOnl. Man (See Winnipq. Min. Cln.)

Tuwtdo Man. WinniPCI. Min ., un.)

West Kildonan , Min (5« Winnipec. Man un.)

Winru,pq, Man Wiruuf:'q. Man ., Cln.)

MlNNESOTA

Anoka (See MinnelPOlis Minn .) Bloominaton (Se-e MinnelDOli., Minn.)

Burns i1le (Set: MinneaPOlis.l Minn .) Cotta.ewood (5« Mi'lneapo il. Minn .) Coon R.apid. (5« MinMapolis Minn .) Dttph en (5« Minneapolis. Minn .) Dulutb (See Dulutb, Minn.·Superior, Wi•. )

East Grand Forks (Set: Grand forks, N.D.)

Edina (See Minneapolis. Minn.)

Excebior (See Minne.polis, Minn.)

Hopkins (5« MinneapOlis Minn .) 1,.ona L.ke (See Minneapolis, Minn.)

Maht omedi (See St. Paul Minn .) Minneapolis. (See Minne.polis. Minn.' Minnetonk. (See Minnrapolis Minn.' Mound (See Minneapolis. Minn .) New Bri&hton (See St. P.ul. Minn.)

N. Oaks (5« St Paul Minn .) Orono (See MinntlPOiil, Minn .) Richfield ISet Minneapolis Minn.)

Robbinsda e (See Minneapoiis Minn .) RoseYilit (5« St. Paul, Minn .) St. Louis ""k (See Minntlpolis Minn .) St. Paul (5« St. Paul. Minn.)

S. St. Paul (Sec St. Paul , Minn .) Shakopee (Set Minneapolis Minn.) Stillwater (Set St. PIIul. Minn .) Wanata (5« Minnrapolis Minn .) White Btar Lab (.xc St Paul. Minn .) W. St. Paul (Sec 51. hul. Minn )

NORTH DAKOTA

F"lI:o (See P"IO. N.D.)

Gilby (See GlInd Forks, N.D.)

Grand Forks APB (.xc Grand Forks. N.D.'

Grand Porks (See Grand forb. N D.)

Moorbead (See PatiO. N.D.)

WISCONSfN

Appltton (.xc POI' Ri « V aIlCJ. Wis.)

Bayside (5« Mllwaukee\ Wis.)

BtIOit (m Beloit. Wis

Brookfield (Sec Milw.ukee. Wis.)

Brown Ottr (See MiI ukee. Wis.)

Butler (See MII •• uhe. Wis.)

Cedarbur, (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Club. and Chairmen

Winnipea. Mao., Can.-Miss Susan DlI1'acott. 19C. 626 Wlldla_ Ave ., 1), Mal!-.:. un.

Cud.hy (Sre Milwaukee, Wis.)

Ddnan (See BtIOll, WIS.)

Elkborn CoSte Btlolt. WII.)

Elm GI'O"e (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

POl[ Point (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Funklin (Set Milwaukee. Wi, .)

Glendale (See Milwaukee. Wi"1

Greendale (See Milw.ukee. WII

Greenfield (5«: Milwaukee. Wi•. )

Hales Corneu (Mllwaukee.:.._Wia.)

Harland (See Milwaukee wis ,)

'andYille (See: Btloit"Wis.)

Kaukauna (See: FOl[ Rlvtr Valle')'. Wis..)

Kimberly (See Fox Ri"tr Valley Wis.)

Lake (See Be:loit, Wis.)

Chute (See Fox RI..,r Valley. Wis.)

Madison (See Madison. Wis.)

Mtnuha (oSte POI' Rive:r Valln Wis.)

Milwaukee (See Milwaukee. WIS.)

Menomonee faUs (Sec Mil aukee. Wis.)

Mequon (See Milwauke:e, Wis.)

Musktao (5« Milw.uke:e. Wi •. )

Neenah (Set Pox Rh'er Vdler. Wi'! ) Ne_ Berlin (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Oa.k Ote" (Srt Milwlukee, Wis.)

Ri"er Hills (5« Milw aukee. Wis .}

St. Francis (See Mlhuukee Wis.)

Shorewood (Set Milwaukee, Wi•• )

South Milwluke:e (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Superior (See Duluth. Minn .-Superiof, Wis.)

Suuix (Set Milwauk«. Wis.)

Thiensville (See Milw aukee. Wi•. )

Wauwatosa (Sec Milwaukee, Wis.)

Wat Allis (Set Milwaukee. Wi•. )

West Milwaukee (Sec Milw aukee. Wis.)

Whitefish Ba, (See Mih.... ukee. Wis.)

Beloit Wis.-Mr•. C. E. Macklen 16)0 IndiaD Rd ., Bdoit. Wis. Dululh. Minn.·Superior. wis.-M John Dabl. )601 E. 4th, Duluth, Mn. ,,8().( MinMapolis, Minn .-Mia Pamel. R",ine. 2)17 Kiplina Aft .• St. Louis Park. Minn ))"416 and lor Minnesota Alpha, Miss lhrbara Wehr. 4804 Woodhill Waf, Edin•• Mn ),424 St. P.ul, Minn. -Mrs Go,don Hanson. UI7 27th A..,. N.W., New Briahton. Mn. ))112 FarKo. N.D .-Mn R. J Btrldh. 2924 11th SI.. S, FarJo, N.D. )8102 Grand Forks. N .D.-Mrs Curtis Mqnusson, 2)20 Chestnut St ., Grand Forb, N.D. )8201

A,linaton HciPts (Set Arl inaton Hdlhts. 111.)

Aurot. (See Fo:.: Rift!" V.lley, Ill.)

Barrinaton (5« Arlinaton Het&ht1j III.)

Batavi. (See Fox Rjft, Valier. II.)

Berwyn (5« Oak Psrk·Rh·er Forest. III .) Blue bland (See Chicqo South. III.) Brook,6e:ld (See ChiclJo West Subu,ban, 111.)

H)U Fox &.inr Wis.-General Chai.rman, Mrs Rich.rd UehJina, East. Byrd. Wis. )4911 (Appleton-M JticbarJ Ue:hlin&:. )07 Eal( Byrd. Appleton Wi•. 149 11 ) (Ntenah-Me:nllha area-Mn. Gtor&e Walsh, 1)44 Whitti« Dr .• Neenah. Wi•. (K.i.m.bc:r!J·Kaukaun. ·Unle Chute area-Mrs Kenneth Roloff, 2109 Ct Rt 4. Kaukauna, Wis. )41)0 M.dison. Wls .-Mn. Bradler Arm!tronc, )80) Dortttt Dr ., Madi· son, Wis. 5\711 Milwaukee. Wis.-Mn. O id S. Enadman, 1340 TOKa Ct.. Elm. Grove. Wis. )3122

MU PROVINCE NORTH

ChiclJO (City Khools lOutb, 5tt ChicJ.l(t South. 111.. Suburban ChiCICO 5tt Chi. CJl!O West Su.burban. South Subu-ban Oak PaR·Ri,-,:r Forest. 0' North Shore. III. ) Cbicq:o Hei,hu (See South Suburban Chi. ClCO (II.) Clare;!on Hil" (See Hinsdalt Township. m.)

Conaress Park (See ChiclJo West bln. III.)

Crrte (See South Suburban ChicICO, III.)

Deerfield (See North III)

Des Plainct (Sec Park Ridat·Dn Plaines fII. )

Downus GrOft (Sec Hinsdale Township, 111.)

Dundee (Sec Oundee. III.)

Elk Grove (5« Arlin&ton Hei,hts, III.)

Elmhu rst (See DuPq:e Count)', JI .)

Elmwood Park (See: Oak Park·River Forest. III )

Evanstoo (See North Shore, Jr III.)

Ever,rccn Park (See: Chinao South, III )

Floosmoor (Sec Soutb Suburban Chicago, 111.)

Forest Pule (See: Oak Park·River Forest, III. )

Frankfort (See Joliet, Ill )

Geneva (See Fox River Vallq, IlL)

Glencoe (See North Shore. 111.)

Glen Ellyn (See DuP."e County, III.)

Glenview (See North Shore, Jr., Ill.)

Glenwood (See Chicago Soutb Suburban, Grays111.1 .ke (5« Lake County, 111.)

Harvey (See South Suburban Cbicqo, Ill.)

Hazel Crest (See South Suburban Chicago, Ill. )

Highland Pule (See Nonh Shore. III.)

Hinsd a le (See Hinsdale Township, Ill.)

Homc.ood (See South Suburban Chicaao, 111.)

Joliet (See: Joliet. III.)

kenilwortb (See North Shore, Ill.)

La Gran,e (See Chicaao West Suburban. III. )

LaGn"fe Puk (See Chicaao West Suburban. II )

Lake Bluff (5« Lake County, III.)

Lake Forest (See North Shoee. Ill.)

Lansins: (See Hammond, Ind .)

Libertyville (See: Lake County. Ill.)

Lockport (See Joliet. Ill .)

Lombard (See 1>u Pa,e Co",nt)'. 111.)

Manhatun (See Joliet. III.)

Ma,..-ood (See Oak Park·River Forest 111.)

Melrose Park (See Oak Parle River Forat, Ill.)

Minooka (See J oliet, Ill.)

Mokena (Ste Joliet, III.)

Morris (See Joliet, Ill )

Morton Gr ove (See NOIth Shore Jr ., III.)

Mt. Prospect (See Arlineton Hel,hu, 111.)

MundeleIn (See LIke County, 111.)

New unox (See l oliel, III.)

Northbrook (See North Shore, /r" III .)

Northfield (See North Shore, II )

Oak Lawn (5« Chicaso South. Ill.)

Oak: Park (See Oak Park ·Rivff Forut, 111.)

Olympia Fields (See South Suburban Chiea,o, 111.)

Orland Puk (See Chicago South. Ill.)

Palatine (See Arlinlt on Hti,h u, 111.)

Palos Parle (See South, 111.1

Palos Hei,hts (5« Chlca,o South, 11 )

Park Forest (See Chicalo South Suburban, IlL)

Park Ridge (See Park Ridae·Da Plainet, 111.)

Plainneld (See Joliet, Ill.)

Prospect: lidahtl (See Hei,bts, JlI.)

Clubs and Chairmen

ArliQBton Hei,hu. III.--Gt-neral Chairman; Mrs. Ralpb Wenk, 303 S. Ra.mmu, Arlinaton Heiabts, Ill. 6OOc>4

(Wheelinc H.S. and Hersey H.S.)-Mrs Qinton R. Bowman, III Brook, Prospect Hri,hts. III. 60070

(Prospect H .S)-Mrs. Robert F. H orwatb, 107 N. Windsor, Ar· lins ton Hri,h U. III. 60004 (Conant H S)-Mrs. Fred Bensios, 263 Enalewood Rd., Hoffman Estates, III 60tH (Elk Grove H .S.)-Mrs. Ronald jones. 1O.f6 Wlt1IIick Lane, Elk Grove, 111. 60007

(Palatine H.S. )-Mrs. James A Humphrey, 961 Topan,o, Pala· tine, III. 60067

(Premd H.S.) - Mrs Robert B. 1718 Appleby, InvemeS$ Countryside, Ill. 60067 (Arlin,ton H.S.)-Mrs. C. H. Oesbnann, 320 S. Burton, Arlin,ton Hei,hu, III. 6000' (Porest View H .S.)-Mrs. Fteduick LlUSOw, >t10 S. Gibbons, Arlinaton Hei,hts. III. 60004 (BallinJton H S )-Mrs Jobn Tull, 10' Old Oak. Barrington. 111. 60010

• Chicaao South. ilL-Miss Eletnor Shell, 6700 South Sho re Dr ., Chicaao. Ill. 606.f9 Chic o South S",burban, lU.-Mn Walter L Han. 107 Warwick St., Park Porest III. 60-466 ChicallO West Suburban. Ill.-General Chairman. Mrs. C. L. Tsa· ros. HZ8 Lawn, Westffn Sprines III. 60"8 (Watern Sprin,p) Mrs james t . Wilson. 4U6 Grand, Western SpritIJs, III 60"8 (Riverslde·Brookfield) Nn Theodore DuBois, 2n Bartram Rd ., Riverside, III. 60'.(6 (LaGranae)-Mrs. Robert Groeneveld. 103 Suruct Ave ., LlGranae. Ill. 6On5 (LaGnnr, Park) Mn Walter S Brownilll 811 N. Kensinston Ave., aGranle Park, III. 6OH' Dundte III. (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs. Harrison Kennicott. R R. #1 , Hickol')' Hollow Rd , Dundee. Ill. 601111 DuPllc County Ill. : (Elmhurst.Viila Park) Mrs Albert T Salvesen, 289 Poplar, Elm · hurst. III. 60126

Abinaton (See Gale1bur_, 111.1

Adanu County (See QuinCY I 1.)

AJrdo (See Monmouth 111.1

Alczander (See Jacksonville III .)

Alton (See Alton Edwlldsvihe, III.)

Artbur (See Champalln·Urba.,a, Ill .)

Avon (See Avon·Bushnell HI.)

Belldstown (See Spri"ffieid. III.)

Bement (See OKarut II .)

Bethalto (See Alt on-EdwardJYille, JlI.)

Bethany (See Decatur, III .)

BiusviUe (See: Monmoutb, III.)

BlaodiflSYille (See Avon Bushnell , III .)

Bloomincton (See: Bloominaton .Normal. fll.)

Blue Mound (See Deatur. III .)

Bluffs (See JacUonviJle , III .)

Rivff Forest (S« Oak Park -Riyrt Fortlt, III )

Riverside (Se e Chicago Wtlt Suburban, mo J

River ale (See Cbicaao South Suburban, Ul.)

Riverwood (See North Shore, lll.)

Rockford (See Rod.:fo rd , III.)

Rockton (See Be10 1t. WIS )

Rollina Meadows (See Arlinaton Hdahls, Ill.)

Roscoe (See Rockford. Ill.)

St. Charles (See Fox River Valier, Ill.)

Skokie (5« North Shore Jr. , 111.)

South Holland (See ChiCl'o South Subur· ban. Ill.)

Thornton (See Chica,o South Suburb.n, Ill. )

Villa Park (See DuPa,e Count,.. III.)

Warrenville (Whtato n Centra l Hiah School). (See Milton , III .)

Waukegan (See Lake County, III.

Western Sprinas (See Chica,o est Sub· urban, III.)

Westmont (See Hinsdale Townlhip. Ill.)

Wheaton (See Milton Township. III.)

Wheelios (See Hri,htJ, III.)

Wilmette (See North Shore, JlI.)

Wilminston (See joliet, Ill.)

Winfield (Wbeaton North Hi,h School ,,,rI,) (See Milton Townsbip, Ill.)

Winnetka (5« North Shore, 111.)

Worth (See ChicaJo South, 111.)

(Glen ElIyn·Lombard) Mrs. L. Houts, 33' Main, Glen Ellyn, Ill. 60137

fOJ: River Vallel' JII .: (Aurora Area Mrs. William C. Warren, 120 S Evanllawn, Auton. III. 60,06 (Batavia, Geneva. St. Charlea) Mrs. D. W. Clark, 427 North Ave , Batavia, JlI. 6OHO

Hinsdale Township, Ill.-Mrs. Barrr Tate, 108 N. lincoln, Hins· dale, Ill. 60'21

• Joliet. ilL-Mrs. Donald B. Harpham, R. R. 2, Box 117, Lock· po rt Ill 60441

Lake Q;untr. 1Il.-Mrs. Paul F. Doescher, Rt. I, Box 309 E. Rock· land Rd., LibertyVille. Ill. 60048

Milton To nship, 1I1.-Mrs. D. I. Hiagi ns, B48 S Main St., Wheaton, Ill 60187

North Shore Ill. ; General Chairman and Highland Park arca : Mrs. Robert Earhart, }461 Krenn. HiShland Park, Ill. 6003' (Glencoe\ Northfield. Kenilworth Wilmette. Winnetka : (New TrIce East) Mrs Roy M. Schmit2. 4026 Fairwa)' Dr ., Wilmette III, 60091) (Nc. Trier Mrs Frank Hendrix, 2426 Meado Dr" S., Wilmette, III. 60091)

L.ke Porest-Mrs. A H. Turpin. 790 S Oak Knoll Dr., Lake Foral Ill 6o(M, Deerfield- Mrs. Dale Curtin, IOl2 Knollwood, Deerfield. III. North600"Shore Jr., Ill. :

Eyanston·Mts William S. Gilboy, 314 Lake, Evanston , Ill. 60201 Glenvic.·Northbrook-Mrs. Robert H J .cluon, 2231 Cnhe rine, Northbrook, III.· 60062 Oak Puk·Rlver Forest, Ill.-Mrs. D E. Rider, 207 Glle. River Forest \ III 6030' PlaillCS. ilL- Mrs. Elmer G. Hanson, 1092 SiJ:th Ave., Des Plaines. III. 60016: Park Rid,e{ ilL-Mrs. Mo lly O. WlUins, >t38 Meacham AYe ., Puk Ridge. II 60068 Rockford, ilL-Mrs. Richud Lciahton. 3903 Landstrom Rd , Rock · ford, II. 61111

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

Bonville (See Champaian Urbanl, III.)

Bushnell (See: Avon.Bushnell. Ill.)

Calumet CilT (See Hammond, Ind )

Cameron (See Galrsbur" Ill.)

Canton (See Peoria , III .)

Carthaae (See Quincy III. or Burlinaton , Iowa)

Champai,n (Set: Champai,n ·Urban •• III .)

Chandlerville (See Jacksonville, Ill.)

Chapin (See Jacksonville. Ill .)

Chillicothe (See Peoria III )

Coal Valley (See Tn,City, III.)

Concord (See Jachonville , III .)

Danville (See t>anYiUe III.)

Decatur (See DKatur, 111.)

DeWitte. Ia. (See Tn-Ciry 111.)

East Alton (See Alton·EdwardsV1l1e, 111 )

East Moline (See Tri-Ci'f' Ill.)

East (See Peoria , II.)

Edwardsville (See Alton·Edwardsville 1lI )

Effinaham (See Effingham llIJ

Parmer City (See Ch.mp aian- thana, Ill.)

Flrminaton (Set: Pewia, III .)

Galrsbur:! (See: Galcsbura , 1II .)

Gibson Cit)' (See Champaian·lJrbana III.)

GodffCT (See Alton.Edwudsvillr, 111.)

Good H ope (See Avon Bushnell , Ill.)

Greenview (See Sprina6eld. 111.)

Hamilton (See QuitICJ. Ill.)

Jacksonville (Sec Jacksonville Ill.)

kirkwood (See- Monmouth Ill.)

Knoxville (See GalHbura, III.)

Little York (See Monmouth. m.)

Macao (See DKatur, Ill.)

Macomb (See Avon-BushMII III.)

Mahomd (See Champaian.U r banl, III .)

Maquon (Sft GalHbUr•• m ,J

Mil.n (Sec Tri -Ci tr. III.)

Moline (See Tri·CitT. III .)

Monmouth (See Monmouth 111.)

Monticello (5« Ch,mp,ian-Urban., III. Morton (5« Peori •. HI.)

Mt Zion (See Decahlr, III'I

Mowuqua (See Decatur II ,J Nn.' Berlin (S« 111.)

Niantic (See Decatur, HI.)

Norm.1 (S« III .)

Osden (See Ch.mOlian.Urb.nlj III .)

Oquawka (S« Burlinaton. lo'llt"

Pekin (See PtOf"il, ilL)

Peoria, (Peori., 111.)

Peoria Hti,hts (Set Peori •• III .) Pctersbur, (See Sprin&:/itld{ III.) Pitu,6c1d (Sec Quu)CY. III J Plusant Plains (Sec Sptina6dd HI.)

Port Byron (See Tri.city III .) Prairie City (See Avon.BwhMII, III .) Quincy (See Quiner III .) Rantoul (Sec Ch,mp,ian .Urb.n., III.) bit.n IS« M onmou th III.}

Rock Is Ind (See Tri -City Ill.)

Roodhouse (See J.cUonyihc l 111.) R05C\'illc (5« Monmou th. I 1./ Roxann. (Sec Ahon ·Edwl(dsvi Ie, III .) Rushville (Sec }.cbonville Ill.)

Clubs and Cha ir men

THE AllOW OF PI aETA 'HI

St. Joseph (Sce ChamPalan·Ucblll•• 111.)

Seaton fSet- Monmouth, JlI.)

Shelbyville (S« Dec.tur. m.)

Silvis (Sec iti-City. ilL)

Sprinc6tld (Set- Spnnafkld III.)

T"Tlo"ille (See Decatur III.)

To ana (Sec Champaisn-Urb.n., Ill.)

Tuscola (5« Ch.mp.lln -Urban., 111.)

Urbana (Set- Chlmpuan-Urban •• III.)

Viraioi a (Set hckson ille , 111.)

Washinston (Sec Peori'l 111.)

Wenon.a (Set- Peonl, II .l

Whitehill (Sec J.cksonville, III .)

Winchestu (xc J.cXson ille. Ill.)

Wood River (Sec Aiton -Edwardsville. III .)

Alto n ·Ed"".rdsvilIe. I11.-Mrs. C Donald McLlin 700 Stlte St IlL- Mrs Russell B.rstow, 1676 N. Bro.d St., Gales · bura, III. 61401 Alton. III. 62002

Avon·Bushnell. I11.-Mrs John La""lOn, 931 N Crafford Bush · nell. 111.61422

Bloomin4ton-Normal. III. - Mu. Jatnt'S Mllill. '03 Ktdtnr.

J.cksonvi1Ie. IIJ.- Mrs. Jean Spencer, 310 Woodland, III. 626,0 Bloomlnaton, III 61701 -Monmouth! IlL- Miss SaU)' A. Bowman, 711 N. 11th St., Mon · mouth, II 6 1462

ChamPlian-Urbana. ilL-Mrs. Dt'tlni. Dahl, 1603 West William, Champaian. III. 61820

Dlnville, III.-Mrs. J E_ Huu, 1410 Woodrid,:e. Danville, Jl J. 61832

Dec.tur. I11.-Mrs. Roben T.ylor. 448 Timber Dr ., Dec.tur. III 62Hl

Effinah.m. III. (Pi Phi Pod::et)-Mrs. GeM Henderson. 1211 S. Fourt h St., Effincham, III 62401

IOWA

Ahoon (Sft Dc, Moines, l ow.)

Am« (See Ames, low.)

Anlteny (5« Des Moine., 10wl)

Brttendorl (See III.)

Boone (St-t Amts 10 Bull.lo (Set Tri .Cj ry, I I.)

Carlisle (Ste Ind i.no l., 10"".) Cedar F.lls (Sce W.ttrloo-Cedar F.lls, 10 )

Co lo (Stt Amrs, 10 )

C.ou lville (See Inwi Ciry, Jnw.) Council Bluffs (Sft Council Blu"s. 10"".) o.venPQrt (Set Tti-City, 111.)

Drs Moines (Sec Des Moines, low.)

Indianol. (Stt Indi .nola, 10•• \ lo a City (See 10"'. City. lo a Johnston (See Drs "Moin6. 10 wI) LeCI.ire (Set Tn ·Ci ty , 111.)

Mldrid (SH Am6, Jow.)

Peori. , III.- Mrs. D. W. Miller, H2 Prospea Ln., Peoril. Ill. 61614

QuinC)', III.-'Mrs Tom O.kICT, 20H M.ine St ., Quincy, III. 62}01

Sprin46tld, I11.-Mrs. W. R. Schnirrina. 22 Wildwood Rd III. 62704

Tri·Uty, III.-Mrs Ri chard Davison, 3H2 '1st St., Moline, III. 6126,

NU PROVINCE

Malvern (5« Council Bluffs. Jow.)

Marion (Sec Cedar Rapid., 10wl)

Mt. Plelsant (Sec Mt. Pleaslnt lo.a)

Mt. Union (5« Mt PlelSlnt, 10"'1)

Ne da (Sec Ames, Iowa)

Ne London (Set Mr. low.)

North Liberty (Stot 10•• City 10wI)

Old. (Sec Mt Plusant, 10wI)

Plcuant V.lley (Stot Tn -City, Ill )

Sllem (Sec Mt Pleaslnt, 10"")

Serae.nt Bluff (Set Sioux City. l ow.)

Sioux City (Sec Sioux City, Jow.)

S.edtsbura (See Mt. Ple!51nt. Iowa)

Story City (Sec Ames, Jowa)

Treynor (Sec Council Bluffs, 10 )

University Heilh ts (5« Jaw. Cityl Jowa)

Urband.le (Sec Des MoineS, low., W.terloo (Sec W.terloo·Cedar F.IIs, 10wl)

West Des Moines (5« Drs Moines, Iowa)

Winfield (Sec Mt. Pleasant, low.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ames. JOWl-Mil John Grant, 2907 Ross Rd .• Am6. lowl '0010 Cedar Rlpids, l ow.-Mrs. Jo hn :Robb, 23}0 Linden Dr. S. E., Ct · dar R.pids la o U403 Council Bids. Io• .-Mrs. Ann W.lters. 220 'th Ave., Council Bluffs , Ia 'DOl

NEBRASKA

Bellevue (Set Om.ha. Ncb .)

Lincoln (Sec Lincoln, Ncb.)

Murra, (Sec Om.hl, Ncb.)

Om.h. (SH Omahl. Ncb.)

Plpillion (Sec Om.ha, Ncb )

South Sioux City (Sec SinUl!: Cjty, Inw I)

SOUTH DAKOTA

Belle Fourche (See Blaclt Hills of So uth Olkot.)

Custu (Sec Black Hills of SOuth Dakota)

DtadlVood (5« Blade Hilb of South Oil· kota)

Hot Springs (Sec Blick Hills of South D. · Itot.)

Lead (Sec BI.ck Hilll of South Dakota)

Rlpid City (Sec Bllclt Hills of South D.· kotl)

Sioux Fills (Sec Sioux F.lls. S.D.)

VCIfIlillion (5« Vermillion, S.D.)

Sioux City. II.-Mn M.rilnne Cooover, 4870 Skyline Or .• Sioux City Ia H lOoC

Wltt,{oo-Ccdl, F.Us. Ia.-Mrs Ken Mast, 228 Sultshire, W.ter100 Ia Des MOines. l ow.-Mrs. James J ohn, 6901 Shuidan, Des Moines, la. '0322

Lincol!" Ntb.-Mrs Scott R.a&u, 2046 5 _ Cotner, Lincoln. Neb 68'

Omlhl. Ntb .-Mrs. Peter Ll&e. 1120 Delmll, 2F. P.pillio n Ncb 680<' Aut. chairman·Mrs. C. E. Brnin&', 3} Foster Dr .• Des Moines la. '0312 BI.ck Hills, S. D .-Mrs. Leslie Larson, 3103 Morning Vicw Dt , R.pid Cit" S D H701 Indi.nola, 10wI-Mrs Charles Kerr, 201 North G. Indianol l. fl. 'Oln Sioux Fills S D .-Mrs. Crail Lawrence. 1007 S. Blluvelt Sioux F.II, S D HI03 low. Cit)', lo -Mrs. Richard H .nsen, 2026 Ridae.v., Dr .• low, City, I •. H240

Vermil{ion S.D.-Mn. Edie Hw-, 9U E M.in, Vermillion , S.D '7069 Mt Pleasant. Iowl-Mrs. Jobn Hunt, 606 W. Monroe St , Mt Pleas.nt, I•. n6fl

KANSA S

Bethel (Sft Kansas Cit}', K.n .)

Boonu Sprinas (Sec Klnsas City, Kin .)

Chlse (Scot W6tem Klnsas) CI.f1in (See Westun Klnsas)

Colby (See Western Klnsu)

Derby (Sec Wichitl Kan k Dodae City (Sec Western .nlU) Dowru (Scc Wcstem Kan .)

Edw.rd$'l'ille (.5« Klnus City, K.n.)

Ellinwood (5« W6tCf"n Klnu s)

Emporia (Sec Klnus Ciry, Kan .) Fairwa, (Set K.nsu City, Mo. Garden City (Sec Western Klnsu) Great Bend (Sec Westtm Kanus) H.ys (Sec Wcstuo K.nsas)

XI PROVINCE

H I,sville (Sec Wichit K.n .)

Holton (See Topeka II.. ln.)

Hutchinson (See Hutchiruon. Kin .)

Kansas City (Sec KaMas City. K.n & Kansl.! City, Mo .)

Lake of the Forest (SH Kansas City Kan.)

Llrned (Sec Western Kansas)

Lawren« (See Lawren«. Kin.)

Le.venworth (Sec Lawrener: , Kin.)

Le.wood (Sec K.IUIS City. M o.)

LenCXI (See Klnsa s Ciry M o.)

liberal (See Western Kansas) lyons (Sec WCSkm Klnsas)

Mlnhattan (Sec ,Mlnhattln. Kln_)

Mlple Hill (Sec Topeka, KUI .) McCraclten (5« K.nsa s)

(Sec McPherson, K.n .)

Mission (Sec K.nsas City, Mo )

Merri.m (Sec- Klnsas CitykMo .)

Muncie (Sec Kansas uty. .n.)

Nort o n (Sec Wtstcrn Kansas)

Ollthe (Set: K lnsas City, Mo .)

Ott.WI JS« Lawrence Kin .)

Overi an P.rle: (Sec K.nsas City, Mo.)

Phillipsburg (Set Western Kln sas)

Pomona (Sec Lawrence, Kan .)

Pr.irie V,lll&e (Sec KIMas City. Mo )

Qui etl (Set KlnJl.! City, K an.)

Russc-lI (Sec Western Klnsas)

Shawnee Million (Sec Kansas City. Mo )

Sh.wnee (Sec K.nsas City. No .)

Sil"'er Lake (See Topelt •• Kan .)

(Sec Western Kansas)

Tonaano.Kle (Sec Lawrence, K.n.)

Topeka (Sec Topeka, Kan.)

Turner (Sec K.nsas Cit)' Kan.)

V.lley Center (Sec Wichit., Kan.)

Westwood Hills (Sec Kansas Citr, Mo.)

Wichita (See Wichita, Kan.)

Williamsbur, (Sec lawrence, K.n.)

MISSOURI

Aurora (Sec Sprin,lic:ld, Mo.)

Ballwin (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Blue Sprin,s (Sec Kanu.5 Cit)', Mo.)

Boliyar (See Sprinc6eld1 Mo.)

Brentwood (5« St. Louu\ Mo.)

Chesterfield, (See St. loUIS, Mo.)

Cla,ton (Sec St. Louis. Mb.)

Columbia. (Sec Columbi., MO'I

Crestwood (Sec St. Louis, -Mo. Creve Coeur (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Des Pun (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Ellisville (See St. Louis. MO'I

Fer,won (Sec St. Louis, Mo.

Floris.u.nt (See St. Louis. Mo.)

Forsnh (Sec Sprinaficld. Mo.)

Frontenac (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Glendale ISee St. Louis. 'Mo.)

Grain Val ey (Sec Kan sas Citr, Mo .)

Gnndview (Sec Kansas Cit)'. Mo.)

Hannibal (Sec Quinq. 111.)

Hazelwood (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Hickman Milb (Sec K ansas Citr, Mo.)

Independence (Sec K.nsas City. Mo.)

Jeffe rson Cit)' (Sec Jefferson Cit)'. Mo.}

ka.nsas Cit)' (Sec K'.nsas Cit)', Mo, Kansas City. K an lie Kansas City North)

Kirkwood (Sec St. Louis. Mo .)

Ladue (Sec St. Louis Mo.)

Lcc's Summit (Sec Kansas Cit)'. Mo.)

Club. and Chairmen

Hutchinso n. Kan.-Mrs. R C. D avidson. Jr., 6 Downina Rd .• Hutchin$On Ks. 6"01 Kansas City"kan.-Mrs. Barbara S. Zeller. 210, N. 8}rd St .• K an· sas Cit)', IU. 66109

Liberty (Set: Liberty. Mo.)

M.nc!1C$lCt St. Louis. Mo.)

M.plewood Sec St. Louis Mo.)

Marshfield ( Sprinsocld. Mo.)

Mexico (Sec MUlco. Mo.)

Normandy (Sec St. Louis. Mo.)

Olivelte (Sec 51. Louis. Mo.)

Ozark (Sec Sprin&6c1d Mo.)

R.ytown (Sec K ansas uty, Mo., Richmond Hci,hts (Sec St. loUIS. Mo.)

ShrcwsbUl)' (Sce St. Mo.)

St. Ann (Sec St. Louis. MO.)

St. Ch.!les (Sec St. 4uisLMo.)

St. louIS (See 51. LoUlS, ·MO.)

St. Joseph (See St. Joseph. Mo.)

Spnn,fidd (Sec Spnngfield. Mo. University City (Sec St. Louis, Mo.)

Warson Woods (Sec St. Loui •• MO'l

Webster Groves (Sec St. Louis. Mo.

Jefferson Cit)', Mo.-Mrs. A. R. Trippcnsce. 1418 Gucnbttry Rd .• Jefferson Cit)'. Mo 6nol K ansas Cit)' Mo.-5h.wnH Minion, Ks. :Gcneral Chairm.n-Mrs. Lawrence, K.n .-Mn. Geor,c Ry.n. 132l Spencer Or .• L,wrence. WIIIi.m Chiles. 4106 W. 101 Teu .• Sh.wllCC 'Mission, Ks. 66207 (Missouri Alpha) Mrs William Temple, '912 W. 89th Ttrr .• Overland P.rk. Ks. 66207 Ks.66044 ManhaHan. K.n. -Mrs. Clarence Norris, 1728 R.nscr Rd ., M.nh.t· tan. !Can. 66'02 McPherson. Kan. (Pi Pbi Pockct)-Mrs. Fred Pierce. 1344 N. M.pic, McPherson. lCs. 67460

Topeka l K an.-Mn. Karen A. Baker. 2816 Burlitlll;.me Rd., Topcr:a Kan. 66611 Western i(ansas-Mn. Richard Proffitt, Chue, KJ. 6nH Wichita. K.n.:

(K.nsas Alpha)-Mrs. John L. Beck. 8842 EllI:land, Overland P.rk. Ka. 66212 (Kansas Beta) Mrs. John H. Ross. 5429 Norwood. Fairway, Ks. 6620'

Kansas City Northt Mo. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs J. R. Nnl. Jr., 4001 N.E. 49th crt.• Kansu City, Mo. 64118 Liberty. Mo. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. C. K Larson. 3l) Wilshire Blvd .• LibertY' 'Mo. 64068 (Out-of.state) Mrs. Willard ThompSOn. 616 T.ra Ct .• Wichita. Ks.67206 (Kansas U.) Mrs. Richard Ewy. "Hl E. En&lish. Wichit., Ks. 67218

Mn:ico. Mo. (Pi Phi Pockct)-Mts. Lawrence M. BIracs. Jr ., 7 P.rk Or .• Mexico Mo. 6n6, St. Ronald Eogelkm. }804 N. 71 Hiabway. St. (Kansas St.te U.) Mrs. Rich.rd Bogue, B7 Hidden Valley. Wichita, Ks. 67209

Joscph. MO. 6.(,06 St. Louis, Mo.-Mrs. Elmer OH. Jr .• 1229 Lockett Ln., St. Louis. Mo. 63122 Columbia. Mo.-Mrs. Paul A. Medley. ,n E. Rockcr«lc Colum· bi •• Mo. 6'20 1

ARKANSAS

Alma (See Ft. Smith, Ark.)

Ark.delphia (Sec Hot Sprinp, Ark.)

Armorel (S« Osceol •• Ark .)

Auaust. (Sec Newport. Ark .)

B.Wl.ite (Sec Litde Rock. Arle.)

Benton ISee Little Rock. Ark.)

Sptitlll;ficld. Mo.-Mrs. Patricia Bradsh.w, n01 E. Delmar. Sprina' field, Mo. 6'804

OMICRON PROVINCE

Pine Bluff (Sec Pine Bluff, Ark .)

PreKott (Sec Tn::arhn.! /Uk.-Tex.)

Scott (Sec Little Rock. /\tk.)

Sherrin (Sec PiDe Bluff. Ark.)

Sprin&dale {Sec PaycttC'Ville, Ark.)

Stult8art (Sec Grand Prairie, Ark.)

Lindsay (5« P.uls Valley. Okh.)

Loco (Sec: Duncan. Okla.)

M.dil (Sec Ardmore Okla.)

Marietta (Sec Ardmore, Okla.)

Marlow (Sec Dunc.n, Okla.)

Midwest City (Sce Midwest City. Okla .)

MuskOiec (Sec MuskOl« Okl •. )

Burdette (See Osceola. ".ric.\

Blythevi Ie (SH Osceola Ark.)

Camden (Sec Camden Arlc. Clarendon (Sec Gr.nJ Praine. Ark.)

DcOuecn (See Tuarkana\ Ark.·Tex.)

OC«tilt (Sec Grand Praine. Ark .) II Dorado (Sec II Dorado. Ark.)

Etowah IS«: Osceola, Ark.)

FayettC'Vi Ie (Sec F.yetteville. Ark .)

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

Hazen (Sec Grand Prairie, Ark.)

Hope (Scc Tcxarklna. Ark Te•. ) Hot Spri,n'J (Sec Hot Sprines. Ark.)

Jacksonville (Sec Ltnle Rock, Ark.)

t.c,cbville (See Osceola Ark)

Little Rock (Sec unle Rock. Ark.)

Lonoke (Sec Little Rock, Ark.)

Luxora (See Osceola , ArIC.)

M'rnolia (Sec Te rkanJ, Ark .-Tex .)

M. vern (Sec Hot Ark.)

M.nila (Scc Osceola. Ark .)

Newport (oS« Newport. Aik )

North Little Rock (Sec Little Rock. Ark .)

Osceola (Sc Osceola Ark.)

Ozark (Sec Ft Smith, Atk.)

P.ris (Sec Ft. Smith , Ark .)

Tn::arkana (Sec Tex.rkana (Sec Tentkana. Ark.-Tn.)

Tuckerman (Sec Newport. Ark.)

Van Buren (Sec Ft. Smith. Ark.)

Wilson (See Osceola. Ark.)

OKLAHOMA

Ada (Sec Paub Valley. Okla.)

Altus (Sec Altus. Okla.)

Ardmore (Sec Ardmore, Okla .)

ButlnYille (See BartlC$Yillc. Okla )

Bct:baoy (Sec Okl bom. City. Okl •. )

Blackwell (Sec Ponca Oty·K.y County. Ok.)

Centrali. IS«: CI'remore. Okla .)

Checotah SH MuskOlH. Okla.)

Chelsea (Sec Claremore. Okla.)

CI.remore (See Claremore. Okla.)

Comanche. (Sec Dunc.n. Okla.)

Copan (Sec Bartlesville. Okla'l

Dewey (Sec ButiesviliebOkla

Duncan (See Duncan. kla.)

Edmond (Scc Edmond. Okla.)

Glencoe (Sec Stillwater, OldaJ

Healdton (Scc Ardmore, Okla

Kaw City (Sec Ponca City· ay Count)'. Okla.)

Club. and Chairmen

Altus. Okla (Pi Phi Pockct)--rMrs. John M Mod:. 620 NaYajoe Rd ., Altus. Ok. 71'2 1

Newkirk (Sec Ponca Oty·K.y County. Okl •. )

Norman (See Norman. Okla.)

Oklahoma City (SH Okl.homa City. Okla.)

Pauls Valley (Sec P.uls VallCJ'. Okla.)

Perkins (Sec Stillwater. Okla.)

Ponca City (Sec Pooca City·k.y Count)'. Okla.)

Poteau (See MuslrOlCC, Okla.)

Pryor (Sec Cl.remore. Okla.)

Putnam (See Oklahom. City. 0Ic1a.)

R.mona (Sce BartlcsvilicbOkla.)

Shawnee (Sec Sh.wnee. kla.)

Still •• ter (Sec Stillwater. Okll.)

T.hlequah (See Musko,gee1 Okl •. )

Tonka". (Sec Pon«. City·Kay County, Okla.)

Tulsa (Sec Tulsa. Okla.)

Vinita (Sec Claremore. Okla.)

W.,oner (Sec MuskOlCC". Okla.)

Waurika (Sce Duncan. Okla )

Western l-iei,hts (Sec Oklahom.a CitY, Ok.I •. )

Wynnewood (See Oklahoma Citr. Okla.)

Edmond, Ok.la .-Mrs R G Mercer, }9C)6 Dtasoo Dr .• Edmond. Ok. Ardm o re. Okla.-Mrs. William J Williams. 608 Sunset Or.• Ardmote. Ok 7}401 B.rtlesville. Okla.-Mn. ltichard Varacll. 1480 Oakdale Dr., 8utlcsville. Ok. 74001

Fort Smith, Ark .-Mn Rick H rd. 3601 Barry. Fort Smith • Ark n901 Grand Prairie. Ack .-Mn. Marioo Hart%. 1804 S. Prairie. Stuttaut. Ark 72 160

• Claremore. Okla .-Mn. E. N. Price. 620 S. Sm.ith. Vinita Ok. Duncan. Okla.-Mrs. A J. Hruby. 1006 Alpine, Duncan, Ok. 7Hn 7\014 GI •• EI Dolldo-M ooli •• Ark.---IMrs John L Aotbooy. U, ennuae, EI Dotado, Ark 7l7}0 Fayrtteville, Arlr:.-Jdrs. Jade Audllio 1601 Elmwood. PaydtC't'iJle. Ark. 72701

Hot Spril\&S. Ark.-Mrs. J. E. Sanden. 21} Garland, Hot Sprinp Ark. 71901

Little Rock, Arl: .-Mr., Jlmes Graf, 26004 N. Fillmore, Linle Rock Ark 72207

•

• (Osceol.) Mrs Ralph WoodruJf. 917 W. Semmes, Osceola, Ark 7H70

(Blrtheville) Mil. Alvin HuJfm.n III, 1801 Blythe. ,.llIe, Ark. 7HI)

Pauls Valley. OIr.IJ.-Mrs. Robert T. Rennie, 1800 S Walnut. Midwest City, ald., fPi Pbi Pockct)-Mrs. R L. Fritsche, 1129

Twili8ht. Mid_est City. Ok. 73110

P.uis V.llt)' Ok. 73075

Musko.ee, Okla.-Mrs. Forney Sandlin, ·noo Howud. MusJcocee. Ark 71601 Ok 14"01

• Newport , Ark.-Mrs John CoODrf. CypreSl Cit .• Newport Art 72112

Pine Bluff, Art .-Mn. John Gogg.ns. W • • 7th. Pine Bluff.

Ponca Cit)'·Kay Count)', Okl•.-Mrs. J C. Kotanld, 2309 Meadow· brook, Ponel Cit)'. Or: 7"601

Shawn«. Okla. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. StCTe G.mer, 18"1 N Norman, Okla.-Mrs. Tom Thurston, HI East Boyd, Norm.n, Ok. 7lO69

Oklahoma Cit}', Old I.-Mrs. IlmH G. Hallow, 1713 Penninaton Way Oklahoma Cill'. Ok. 73116

Okmul,«. Okl •. (Pi Phi Pocket)--Mn. James W. Wise, 400 O.k · wood Dr ., Okmul.a:cc, Ok 7<14-47

OSCIt(lII.81Ylhnillc. Ark.:

LOUlSIANA

Alexandria Alt.-ndri., La .)

BHtmp Monroe, L•. )

Belcher (Sec Shrevepon. La.)

Benton Shrevcport, La.)

Bossier City (Su Shrevcport, 1.1.)

Boyce (5« Alexandria. lI )

Bunkie (Sft Alcundria LI 'l

CbcnrviIJe (Su Altuodd., •. )

Deihl (Ste Monroe. La.)

Oi.sie (See Shreveport. La .)

P.rmersville (See Monroe. L•. )

Peuid.y (See MonrM. La.)

Greer ood (See Shreveport, 1.J.)

JOMsOOro (5« Monroe. La .)

La Compte (See Alexandri., L•. )

Lake Providence (See Monroe 11.)

Leenoille (See Alexandri •• lIJ

Muksville (See Ale:nndri., L•. )

Mer Rouse (See Monroe. La )

MonrM (See Monroe, La.)

O.kdale (See Ala.ndri., La.)

Oak Ridse (5« Monroe La.)

Pineville (See Alexandna. La.)

Rayville (See Monroe, 1 • )

Rustl;JO (See Monroe, La.)

Shreveport (See Shreveport, L •. )

Simsboro (See Monroe, b .)

St. Joscoh (See MonrM, La.)

TaJrulah (Su Monroe. La.)

Vid.Ji. (See: Monroe. L•. )

Vivi.n (See Shreveport. La )

Pcnnsyl nia Sb nee. Ok. 14801

Still ter. okl•.-Mrs. Linford Pitts. 2133 W Arrowhead Dr • Stillwater Ok. 7"014

Texarkan•• Ark .•Tu.-Mrs. James B. Kettrell. 1902 Laurel St., Tuarklna, Ark. 7.n01

Tulu, Olda Mrs. Robert L. Shepherd. 1'23 S. Yorktown. Tulsa, Ok. 7"10,

PI PROVINCE NORTH

West Monroe (Sec MonrM, L•. )

Winnsboro (Sec Monroe. La.)

TEXAS

Aledo (See Port Worth. TU .!.

Am.rillo (Set: Amarillo, Tn .

Archer City (See Wichita Pal s. Tn: .)

Arlin&ton (See Mid·Cities, Ta.)

Athens (See Tyltr, Tn.)

Bedford (See Mid Cities. Ttl: .)

Bedias (See Brazos VaHey Ta .) (Sec Amarillo, Ta. or Pampa. Ta. ) (See Tu.)

Brran (See Bruos V.lley, Ta .)

Cahert (See Bmos Valley. Te:r.)

C.tMron (See Bruos Valley, Tn )

Canyon (See Amarillo, Tex.)

Can.di.n (See Psmp•• Tn:.)

Clarendon (See Pampa, Tu )

College St.tion \See Bruos Valley, Tn.)

Oallu (See Oal u, Ta.)

Oalh.rt (See Amanllo 1'a.)

OumlS (See Amlfillo , Tex.)

Denison (See Sherman· Denison, Tex.)

Eleetra (Sec Wichita Palls, Tu.)

Euless (See Mid Cities, Te:r.)

Pt. Worth Pt Worth. Tex .)

Franklin (Sec Bruos Valley, Ta.)

Friona (Sec Amlrillo. Tn .)

Glfland (See D.llu.

Graham (See: Wichita Palfs, Tn.)

Clubs and Chairmen

- Aleu!ldria. La.-Mrs. James Morris, H) Humminabird In .• Ala.ndn •• La.

Grind Prairie (See Mid Cities. Tn.)

Grayson (See: Sherman-Denison, Tex.)

Hearne (See Brl%OJ Vlilt)', Tn.)

Henderson (Sec East Teusl

HenrietU (See Wichita Pal s. Tu.)

Hereford (Sec Anurillo Tez.)

Hishland Parir:: (See D.has. Te:r.)

Hunt (See Mid Cities Ta'l

low. Park (See Wichita Pal s, Tn .)

'rvins (See Mid Cities, Tex:.)

hcbonville (See Tyler, Te:r )

longview (See ElSt Texas)

Lufkin (See Luflr::in Tex )

Madiso""ilIe (See Brazos Vllley , Tu .)

M.nsfield ISee Mid Cities Tex.)

M.nhall (Sec M.nh.lI. 1'0'.)

Miami (See Pampa, Tn:.)

Nac08doches (See Lufkin Tex.)

Navl$ot. (Sec Brazos Tex.)

Palestine (Sec Tyler, Tu.)

p.mpi {Sec Pamp., Tn:.)

P.nbandle (Sec Am.rillo. Tex )

Paris (5« PlriS. T tI'.)

Piwhurl (Sec Eut Teut)

Richlrdson (See Richardson, Tex.)

Sherman (Sfe Shemun.{knlson. Trw )

Texarbna. (Sec Texarkan., Atk .·Tu.)

Tyler (See Tyler. Tex.)

University Park (Sec Dallas. Tex.)

W.co (See W.co, Tn.)

Wichita Palb (Sec Wichita P.lIs, Tn.)

Lul\in. Tex .-Mrs. H J. Sbands, Jr .• IltO Allendale Dr • Lufkin, Tn:. 7)901

Manh.lI. Ta.-Mrs. Scott Baldwin. nOI Port Caddo Rd .• Mar· thall, Tex 7)670 Monroe. lI.-Mrs. HUAh McDonald. Jr.. 2201 Pusoud Bhd., Monroe. La. 71201 Sh,CTeport. la.-Mrs. )97 Oneonta, Shrneport, ta. 71106

Mid·Cities, Ta.-Mn. J.ck: Crudup, 1001 Whispcrina O.k Ct , Arlin,ton. TO'. 76012 Pampl. Tt1t.-Mn. David A. McDaniel. 161) Williston. Pampa. Amarillo. Ta.-Mrs. Bill Barbte, }n" Carlton, Amarillo, Ta. 79108 B,azos Valley, Te:r.-Mrs. John C. Taylor. P.O. Box 11)6, Collrse Station. Tn. 778"0

Ta .79065 Paris. Ta. (Pi Pbi Packet)-Mrs. W. P. Bcnnett. Jr.. 1410 Briar· wood, Pans Tn. 75460 Richardson. Tn.-Mrs. James Turlr::, 1210 Ridac:way, Richardson, Ta .7) 080 Breclcenrid,e. TeL (Pi Phi Pod:et)-Mrs W. G Arnot. Jr.• 1000 e. Conndl. Breckenrid&e. Ta. 7602" Dallas. Tex.-Mrs. Ricbud Comptoo, }60) Caruth Dall... Tel'. 7522' • , Sherman·Denison, Tex.-Mrs. JImeJ Bobm. 1811 Westside Dr .• Eut Tnu--Mrs. Rudy Brrste, )09 Terrace Dr.• Long,.iew. Tex 7)601 Port. Worth. Tex.--Chairmln: Mrs. Gary J Gifford. 6n West· ,.Iew Ft. Worth. Tn. 76107

Sherman, Ta. 7)090 Tyler, Tex.-Mrs. Terry Graham. }500 Glendale, Tyler'rTex 7HOI -Waco, Tex.-Mrs. J. H. ErlSCT, 3700 Herwol. W.co. e:r. 76710 Wichita Palb. Tex.-Mn. Micbael Fisher. 1206Yz Ninth St .• Wich·

Co-ch.irman: Mrs W. P. Cranz. Jr., 133 Williamsbur, Lo., Pt Worth, Tex. 76107 it. F.lls, Ta. 76109

LOUISIANA

Amite (Sec Rou,e. La .) BUon Roqe. La.)

B.ton Rnute (See Blton Rouge. La.)

Breaux BridRe (m lIfaydte. La.)

Co,.ington (Sec New La .)

Oenh_m Sprin,:s (See Baton Rouae. La.)

Dc: Ridder ISee like Charles. La.)

Gonz.1a (See Blton Ro uer. La.)

Hammond ISee Baton La.)

Lafayette (See Lafayette. La.)

Lake Charles (Sec lib Charles. LI.)

Metairie (See New La.)

Napoleonville (See New Orleans. La.)

Nrw Orlean (Sec New Orle.ns, La.)

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

New Roads (See B.ton ROllle, La.)

Opelousas (See OoelouSlI, La.)

Plaquemine (Sft Baton Rnuge, L•. )

Port Sulohut (5« New Orlesns. La .)

Port Allen {See B.ton ROUI;e, La )

St. Pnnonille (See Baton Rouae. La .)

Zachary (See Baton ROUle, La.)

TEXAS

Abilene (Sec Abilene. Tn.)

Alamo. {See Hidalao Ta.)

Alam o Heights (See S,n A ntonio, Ta )

Albany (See Abilcne'rTn.)

Anson (See Abile'le. n.)

Awtin (Sec Au.stin. Tex.)

Baird (See Abilene. Ta.)

Ballill8er (Sec Ssn Anarlo. Tex or Abi· lene. Tex .)

Bastrop (Sec Austin. Ta .)

Beaumont (Sec Buuma.,t. Tn .)

Bocmc (See San Antonio. Tn .)

Burnet (See Aust i n Tex .)

Colem.n (See Abilene Tn .)

Coronado Citt (See Abilene. Tn .)

Corpus Christl (Slec Corpus Christi. Tn .)

Curti (Slec Victori., TO'.)

Dcl Rio (See San Artflelo, Ta .)

Donna (See Hidalao Count)'. Ta.)

Eutland (See Abilene. Tex.)

Edinbura: (Sec Hid.1ao County, Ta .)

Edn2- (Sec Vktoci., Tn:.)

Eldorado (5« San An&r1o. Tn.)

E1&ln (See Awmn, Ta.)

EI Puo (Sec EI PlIO. 1"a.)

Fl. Sam "'o\l.$lon (Set San Anlonio. Ta.)

Ft Stockton (Sec San Tex.)

Geor,etown (5« AUJtin ia:.)

Goli.d (Set: Yiclona, Tn .)

GrovH (Sec Beaumont Tu.)

Hamlin (5« Abilene. Ta.)

Houston (Sec Houston, Ta .)

Kerrville (5« San Anlonio Tn.)

Lubbock (Sec l.ubbod:, Tn .)

McAJlen (5« Hldal,o County, Tn.)

Mercedu (See Hid.lgo County. Tu: .)

Midbnd (5« Midland To:.)

Mini on (Stc Hld allo County, Tex.)

New Braunfels (5« San AntOn io, TH_)

Odessa (See Odessa., TH.)

Oran.C' (See 8e:aWDont. Ta.)

Pharr (See Hida1&:o County, 'Tn.)

Port Arthur (See 8e:aumont, TH.)

Port Lavaca (See Victoria Tn.)

Rand olph AFB (5« S.n Anl onio, Ta.)

Rc:ruaio (See VictoriatTn.)

Roca n (Set: Abilene:, ex.)

San ArlIel o (SeC' S2n An.d o. Tex )

San Antonio (See San Antonio, Tex.)

San }u.an (See HidaJ,;o County, TeL)

Club. and Chairmen

B.ron Rou.e, La.-Mrs. Henry 8 Salusi, J r .• 982' Judi Ave .• Baton Rnllle, La 708U L.fayette, La.-Mrs. John K. H ill. 422 Karen Dr ., Ltfayel t e La. 70'01

San Marcos (See Awtin. Tu.)

Squin (Sec San Antonio. Tn:.)

Sonora (Sec San Anarl Q Ta:.)

St.nfocd (Sec Abilcnt Ta.)

S_cetw.t« (Set AbjletlC: , Ta .)

Tift (See Corpus Chnsti. Tex.)

Throckmonon (Stt Abilene. Ta .)

Victoria (5« Vict oria, Tn .)

Weslaco (See County. Tex.)

Yoakum (Sec VictOfll'rTe:x .)

Y,leua (5« El Paso, ex.)

MEXICO

Any pm of tM Rcpublic of Mtxico II

Puo. Tex. 79912 Hidalao County , Tn.-Mrs Trudie Fowler, 1912 Fern. McAllen, Tex Houston7S,01 , Tu:.-Mu. Kenneth R. BUfrouahs, 10918 Walwiclc: D r , Houston. Tex . 77024

l..tke Charles, L•.-Mr•• Joe BulnC', 4010 Pleasant Dr .. Lake: Charles. La. 7060 1 Lubbock. Tu.-Mrs. Tomm,. Middleton. 2804 'Sth. Lubbock. TeX New Orleans. Mrs Robert Cowart, 2200 SI.1e: SI., New Orlnns. La. 70118 79<" Midland Ta.-Mrs. OC'an Strack. 3116 Humble. Midland. Tex Co-c:h.umJn: Mrs . Lc:o P . Michiels, Jr., +12 Lowcrline:, New Orlcans, 1.1. 70118 ()peloUUJ. La. (Pi Phi Pockrt)-Mn. Edward A 618 Court St .• ()pelousu, La. 70"0

Abilmc:, Tn.-Mrs. D..,id StubMman, 1241 lc: c:tt Dr .• Abilene', Tex. 79605

Austin. Tex.-Mrs. Jacle Hill, 2216 Mttbews Dr.• Austin. Tex. 7870} Bc:tumont. Tex. - Mrs Howard Bundy- n. 1760 Karcn Ln .• 8e:allmont, Tex 77706

Cor'pus Christi. Tc:x.-Mrs. P O. Whitake:r. 442 But1lcuda. Corpus Christi, Tn. 78411 EI Paso, Tex.-Mr•. Richard Bufkin, 6700 Escondido. Apt. F·I. EI

COLORADO

Arvad. (See Denvcr. Colo.)

Ault (Set: Ft Collins. Colo.)

Aurora (Stt Denver. Colo.)

Bouldcr (Sec Bouldcr. Colo.)

Broomfic:ld (See Bouldcr. CoIO'J

Cutle Rock (Sec Oenvtt Colo. Color.do Spril'lCl (S« Colort 0 Sprin&s. CrippleColo.) Creek (5« Colorado Sprinls, DenverColo.)(See Denver, Colo.)

Englewood (See Denver. Colo.)

Ewergrftn (SH [)cnver. Colo,)

Falcon (Set: Colorado Sprines. Colo.)

Fl. Collins (See Ft. Collins\Colo.)

Golden jSec OC'n.cr;, Colo. Gund uncbon (X'C' Gund Junction, Colo.)

Lafayette (5tC" 8ouldu, Colo.)

79701 .Odcua Ta.-Mrs . } . L. Barnrtt. R t. 1. Box 437. Odessa, Tu. 79760 San AIlIc:l2,o Tn.-Mrs Phillip Templeton , 2007 Shamrock. San An,el o, lex. 76901

S.n Anlonio l Tex.-Mrs. William A }dlers. Jr 81S Wiltshire. San AntoniO. Tn 78209 Vietori •• Tex .-Mrs. Richard Dunn, 112 Spoittnc:. Victoria, Tex 77901 .Mc:xico , D .P.-Mrs GcoIae Bano. Gc:nertl Mendn #}, Mexico 11, D P.

RHO PROVINCE

Lakewood (Sec Denver, Colo.)

littleton (Sce OC'nver. Colo.)

Louisvillc (See Bouldcr, Colo.)

Lonsmont (Sec Boulder. Colo.)

Manitou Sprin,p (Sec Colorado Spril1l" Colo.)

Matheson (See Colorado SpJin.s, Colo.)

Morrison (Set: Denver, Colo.)

Mounlain (Sec Color.do Sprlnas, Colo.)

Northglenn (See OC'nver. Colo.)

Parker (Sec Denver. Colo.)

Pucbl o (See Pucblo, Colo.-<itJ and coun·

(Sec Colortdo S9rings, Colo.)

Thorntcon (Sec OC'nvc:r Colo.)

U. S. Air forcC' Acadcmy- (Set: C410rtdo SprinJts. WestmJrutuColo.) (5ft: [)ennr. Colo.)

Wbe.trid&e (Sec Dennr. Colo.)

Club. and Chairmen

Boulder. Colo.-Mrs. John Archibald. ''0 13th St., Bouldtt. Co. 10302

MONTANA

Belgrade (See Bozemann. Mont .)

Belt (Sec G reat Falls, Mont.)

Billings (See Billings, Mont.)

Boleman (Sec Bozeman, Mont .)

East Hdcn. (Sec Helena, Mont .)

Grtlt Pall. (5« Grtat Fills. Mont .)

Htlcna (Sec Htlena. Mont.)

M.nhattan (See Boum.n, Mont.)

Simms (Set: G reat Fall., Mont.)

Wolf CreC'k (See Hclcn., Mon t .) WYOMING

Cuper (Sec Cuper, Wyo.)

ChC'Tf:nllC' (Sec Chey,cnO;!:. Wyo.)

Laramie (Sec Lartmle. wyo.)

GIC'MOCk (See Cuper. Wyo.) Midwcst (See Cuper, Wyo.)

in&s, Mont '9102 Bozeman, Mont.-Mrs. J. Enc:boc:. 1206 Pinecrest Or., Bozeman. Colondo Sprinp. Colo.-Mrs. Gerald Bennett, 242' CerC'51 Ln •• Colondo SpnOis. Co. 80909 DenvC't. Colo.-Mrs. H. Thomas Pqrc:lius. 1186} W. 27th Dr

Monl. '9715 Grelt Falls. Mont.-Mrs. 00111 Lc:nninaton, }04 Hnd 51. S .• Grut Pall•• Mont. ,9",,01 Helena. Mont.-Mn. R. K Sindair. 1410 Sibc:lius. Htlma. Mont Lakewood. CO .•02U -Fort Collins. Colo.-Mrs. W. E. Mo n. 4001 HorsdOOth Rd •• Fort Collinl. Co. SOnl

Casper.'9601 Wyo.-Mrs. Guy C. LathroP. 829 WI. 10th. Casper. W)o. GrandJunction, Colo. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mu. G. K Hosk in. 411 Rio istl Grand Junction. Co. 8UOI 82601 .ChtJ'cnne. Wyo.-Mrs. John F. Lynch. 308 W. 7th. Cheycnne. Pucblo. Colo.-Mrs. Bob HavC't. 1526 Alexander Cir .• Pueblo, Co. 81001 W,o. 82001 • Lltamie, W,o.-Mrs. R, E. Miller. P .O. Box 9}4. Laral'nle, Wy-o. .2070 BilLnas , Mont.-Mrs. H ank Hammc:rsrDltk. 2110 Wood,. Dr.• Bill·

ARIZONA

Chandler (5« CtmC'lback, AriZ.)

Glendale (Set: Phoc:niJ[. Arit.)

utchlic:ld Park (See Phocnis\ Ariz.)

MC'5I (Sec Camelback. Ariz.

Paudtse: (SCC' Ctmc:lbtck, Ariz.)

Peoria (Su Phoenix, Ariz.)

PhomIS (5ft PboC'rux. Am.l

Scotucb1c: (Sft Camelback. Ariz.)

Sun City (S« Phoenix. Am.)

SIGMA PROVINCE

Tempe: (See Camelback. Ariz.) Tucson (Set: Tuann. Ariz.)

NEW MEXICO

AlbuquC'f"que (Sec: Albuquerque. N.M.)

AnthonY- (5« EI Pun. Tex.)

Las Crum (See lu CtucIH. N M ) loswdl (5« Roswell. N.M.)

UTAH

Bountiful (See S.lt Lake: Cit)'. Utah)

8riaham City (Stt O.dC'n. Utah) Cletr6c:ld ($« Ofl;den. Ut.h)

KaYl'fille (See S.lt Lake City, Ut.h)

Kearns ISeC' Sah Lake City. Utah)

Layton Set: Salt Lake: City, Utah\ Ma&na (Sec: Salt Lake Cirr, Uub

Midnle (Stt Sail lake City. UI"') )dunay- (See: Salt Lake" Cit)'. Uub)

Oackn (Stt <>&den. Utah)

Roy rSCC' Olden. Utah)

Salt Lake: City (SCC' Salt Lakc OfY', Uuh)

Clubs and Cha irmen

Camdback. Ariz.-Mrs. Btutt BrowD, 4131 E. Cochise, Ariz. 8)028

Phoenix1 Ariz .-Mil Henry GlUnt, 6300 N. Camelback Minor. Paradue V.Uq-, Ariz. 8'231 Tucson, Ariz.-Mil. Robrrt L la_reD«. 944 S. Macnolia BI,d ., Tuaon. Anz. 85711

174) Las Cruces. N.M. 88001 Rotwel), N M.-Mrs. M W. Coil. 80s: 1818, Roswell, N.M. 88201 Ind Mrs. James Miles. 6u Hmnou, Roswell. N.M. 201

·Oaden, Uu.h----Mn: MalTiD • .flU E.da:e:hill Dr., O.den. Utah ".Ol -Albuqunquf'. N.M .-Mrs. Eric johoJOn , 11)01 Golden Cate: N.E ., Albuquerque, N.M. 87111

S.1t like Utah-Mrs J. L. f'tttntn. 1998 E 3900 South. Salt Lake Citr. Uub 8-4117 us Cruces, N M. (Pi Phi Podcd)-Mn. Jama: Wtlch. lh 1. Box

TAU PROVINCE

ALASKA

Anchorace (See Anchorage, Alaska)

ALBERTA

Cal,ary (See ClI,.r,. AtI •. , Can.) Edmonton (,Ste Edmonton. Atla .• CIA , ) Southern (5« Ca l,.ry, Alta., Can.)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Burnab, (5« V.ncoun-t. B,C.. Can.) Cove: (5« V.ncouwr, B,C. , Can.) N", Westminster (5« Vancouver, B.C ., Can.)

Nonh Vancouver, D.C. (5« VlncouvU, B.C•• Cln .)

RichtDOnd (.5« VancouvCf, B .C .• Can.)

Vancouver (Sec: Vancouver. B C., Can.) Wrst Vancouver (See Vancouver. B.C., Can.)

IDAHO

Boise ,( See BoiJt, Idaho)

Mendl.n (See: Boast, Idabo)

WASHINGTON

Anacortes (See E¥erelt, WISh ) Arhnal('ln Evereu, Wuh.)

8ainbridae bland (S« Seaule. WISh.) fkllevue (See Belle¥uel WISh ) Iknton City 1.See: Tri-Clty. Wash )

Bethel (5« Tacoma. Wash.)

Bothell (See Seattle Wash ) BrCWfl« (S« Wenatch«. Wash.) Brid,eport (Set Wenltchcc. wash ) Burbank (5« Tri ·Citr. WUh.)

Cuhme:te (5« Wenatchee, Wish )

Chelln (See Wenatchee. Wash .)

Cheney (See Spokane, Wuh.)

Cowiche (See V.kima, Wash )

Davenport (See Spokane Wuh.)

O.Ylon (See Wall. W.I}., Wash .) Deer Park (Sec Spohne. Wash.) East Wenuchee (Sec Wenuchee, Wash.)

Edmonds (See Scutle. Wash.)

Ellensbur. (5« V.kim•. Wuh.)

EltOPia (5« Tri-City, Wash.)

Enti.t (5« Wenatchee, W"h . )

Ephrat. (See: Wen.tchee'. Wuh .) EVCfett (m Evettlt. Wuh.)

Fairchild AFB (Set Spokane) Wuh.)

Finle:r (See Tn·Citr, WISh. Fort LewIS (5« T.coou, Wuh.)

Gia H.,bor (Sec Tacoma, Wash.)

Gr.ndvlew (See V.kima. Wash.)

GUn&er (5« Yakima, WISh ) (See SPOhne. Wash .' Iss.quah (5« Btlle:vue.t..Wuh.)

Kelso (See Lon,.,.e:w wISh.)

Kennewick (Sec Tri:tity Wuh _)

Kent (5« 1'acoma, Wash.)

Kirkland (See: Bdevue, Wuh .)

La«T (5« Olympia, WISh.)

Lake Sttvens (Set Everett. Wash ) Lakewood (5« T.com•• With ) Liberty L.ke (.xc Spokane, With ) Lon.,iew {5« I..on&view. Wash.}

lynwood (Sec E'neu, WlSh./ M.bton (S« Vakim •. W.sh.

Mal'l's¥ilJe (Sec Everett. Wuh.)

Mercer bland (Set Bellevue. Wuh ) McChOrd AFB (Sec Tacoma, With.) Mesa (5« Tri·ulY, WISh.)

Monroe: (See E.erdt, WISh.)

MI. Vernon (Sec Evn-ett, WISh .)

Clubs and Chairmon

Moxee (See V.kimt. WISh.)

Naches (See Vakima, Wuh ) OIympi. (See Olympi., Wuh ) OrOMo (See Wenalcbec. WISh ) PISCO (See Tri·Ciry. WISh.)

Pehastin (See Wenatchec, WISh.)

Pullman. (See Pullman, Wasb.)

Purdy (See Tacoma. WISh.) (See Tacoma, Wuh.)

QUincy (See: Wen.tchft. WISh .)

Reardan (Sft Spokane. W.sh.)

Redmond (5« 8e:lle¥ue, WISh .)

RentO:l JSee Seutle.,l. Wash.)

Riehlan (See: Tri,ury, WISh.)

Ril%ViIle (See Spok.M, Wub.)

Rockford (See 5poktM, Wasb )

Roy (See iacoma Wlth_)

Seattle (Sec Sea_ttk Wuh.)

Sellh (See: y.kima. WISh.)

Snohomisb (Sec Everelt, Walh.)

Spokane: (See Spokane:, Wasb.)

Stanwood (See Swnnn (See T.coma, wash .)

Sunnnide (Sec- YakimaL..Wub .)

T.COIDa (See Ttcoma. wash .)

Tieton (Sec y.kima, WISh.)

Toppenish (See y .kIOll, Wash.)

Tumwater (See Olympia WISh.)

Vallcuuver (See Ponllnd, Ore.)

Vuhon hl.nd (5« Tuom•. WISh )

W.itsbur. (Set' Wall. W.lla, Wash.)

W.II. W.II. W.II. W.lla. W.sh )

Wapato (Sec Vakima, WISh.)

W.te:rville (See WI!h )

Wenatchee (5« Wen.lchec.Wath ) Winslow (See .seattle, Was .)

V.Jcimt (Sec YaJcim•. WISh ) ZiJl.h (See V.lima, Wash )

Aocho e AluJu - Mrs. Flink R. Bell. }62 S. P.rk, Anchorl&C pi" WISh. 98)01 AI.dea CalJ:al'l', Alta., Can .- Mrs D. M. Todd, #812, HU 29th Se Pullman,t...Wuh.-'Mn Benlon Collins. Jr., Rt I, Box H. Pull · m.n, WISh 9916l Seattle, Wash .-Mrs Eldon Ander1On, 12)26 "'2nd N E., Suttle, WISh. 981)) N W., Cal,.,.., 42, Alberta. Can Edmonton. Alt., Cu .-Miu Maril,ne: Troock , 10611 144 St., £d m'-' nton, Alben •• Can. ·Vancouver, B.C.. Can .-Mrs D M. M.cDonaid. 64'0 Dftr Uke Dr ., Burnab,LB .C. Can.

SPOkane, Wash.--Mn. R.ndaU J. McNi«e, S. )Ill Mohawlt, Spo· kant. WISh. 99206 T.coma, Wub .-Mrs. Barry McCabe, 3801 Al.meda. Tacoma. &ist. (daho-Miu Ann Kurdy, 7260 Cascade: Dr Boist. Idaho 8}704 Wa.h.98466 Tri.Ci7.' WISh. (Pi Phi Pocktt)-Mrs. J. R. Glo¥er, l020 W Bellevue. Wuh .-Mrs. De.ne: Carl5on, U24 121st S E.• Belle:v.e. Pur. PISCO, Wash. 99101 Wall. W.lla. Wasb.-Mr•. Donald N. T.,lor, 18)7 Leonard Dr • Wall. Willa, Wash. 99162 WlSb.98004. Everett. Wash.-Mrs Paul Martinis, Ion Colby Ave.. Everdl. Wash. 98201 Lonaview. Wuh (Pi Pbi Pockcl'-Mrs. J.ck Field. 2:521 Casc»de Wash.

Wenatcbee. Wuh.-Mn. Bettie T,rre:1 Pelkins, 106 N Gar6tld, Wenatcbec. W.sh. 98801 Yakima, Wuh.-Mra. Dan Gcrpheide:, 618 N. 'Oth Alle .• Vakima. Olympi'. Wuh .-Mrs. C. R Marshall. 1827 Lakehurst Dr • Olym · Wub.98902

NEVADA

Boulder City (See Las Vel'S' Nev.)

Carton Citr (Sec Reno\Ne:v.)

Ellco (5« Reno. Nev Ely (Sft Reno, Nn _)

Eureka (5« Reno, Nev.)

Gardnerville (See Reno. Ne¥ .) Hawthorne (See Reno. Nev ) Henderson (See Las Ve.u Nev.)

Lake TabIx (Sec Reno , Nev .)

Lu (See: Las veeu\ Nev.)

l.ovtlock (See bno Nev. Reno (See Reno. Nev.)

Smith Vallt1 (See Ren o. NeY.)

SDIfItt (S« Reno. Nt't".)

Vlr.inla Citr (5« Reno, NC"f.)

Winnemucca (See Reno Ne:v)

Yenn.ton (5« Reno , Nev .)

UPSILON PROVINCE

OREGON

Alb.ny (Sce Cor.-allis, Ore )

Beaverton (Sec Portl.nd. Ote.)

Blu River (See: Euaent, Ore.! Cotv.llis (Sec ColT.llis, Ore. Cottqe Grove (Sec Euaenc. Ore: .) Creswell (See Elllene:, Ore .)

Dallas (Sec Salem, Ore .)

Duntbotpe (See lake OsweIO'Ounthorpe:. On .'

Eu&ene: (See Eu,tM. Ore .)

Florence: (Sec E,,-cnt Orc.)

Gervais (Sec S.lnn, Ore.)

Grcshllm (Sec Portland. Ore.)

Harrisbur. (See EU&ene Ore .) I.od&t (Sec Portland. Ore.) unction Cit'll (Set Eucene:. Ore.)

l.mtth FaU. (See Klamath F.lIs, Ore.)

Lake 011lle.o (Sec Lake Oswe,o·Dun. tho rpe:. Ore.)

Lebanon (5« eorvalli., Oft .)

Mapleton (Sec EUlene, Ore .)

Mlfwla (See Ote.)

MiI ulr:ie (5« Portland. Ore .) O.ltridge (See Euaene. Ore.)

Orqon Citr (See Portland, Ore.)

Phlloouth -ISec Corvallis. Ore .)

Pleasant HI I (5« Eaaene Ore .)

Portland (See Portland , Ore .)

S.lem (Sft Stlcm. Ore.)

Silverton JSec Stlrm, Ore.)

Sptinc6t1 • (See E\lIC1It. Ore.)

SlIyton (See Salem Ore .)

TriaflJle Lak'e: (5« Eu.ae:ne , Ore.)

Woodburn (See Salem, Ore .)

Club and Chairmen

L Veau, Nn.-Mn. Dan Benson, 4221 El Jardin, las Vt"Ias, NeT. 89102 Kllmath Pall •. Off.-Mrs. Robert A NUts, H1) Hilldale. Kal· math Falls, Ore. 97601 I Renl). Ne'f'.-Mrs Harrr Gilbe", 17'" Catalpa Ln., Rt"DO. Nu. 89'02 Lake Ore.--'Mrs. Lyle H. Omdahl. 1862 Oak Knoll CI lake Ore.

Co"allis. Ort".-Mrs. Brent NJ'deo. 3H2 Willamette:. Co"allis, 97HO Portland. Ore.-Mrs. Millard McClu-"l, 3640 S.W. Mt. Adams Dr., Pnrtland. On:. 97201

EUlt"ne. O rc. -Mrs. Gus Kdlt:r. 4!W8 Broohood. EUlene, On:. 9740' Salem, Ore.-Mrs. Fritz Anunsen, IHO 21.t N.E .• Salt-m. Ore. 97301

CALIFORNI A

Alameda (Sec Berkder. Calif.,

Alamo (See Contra Costal Calif.)

Albany (SH Ca jf.)

Antioch (See Cont ra CoJta. Calif.)

Athr"on (Sft Palo Alto. Calif.!

Auburn (Sec SlCumento, Calif.

Belmont (Sec San Mateo CountJ'. Calif.)

Iklvrdere (See Ma rin CountJ'. Calif.)

BcrlcdeJ' (Sec Ikrkcley, Calif.)

Bodela (Sec V.II" ef the Moon. C.lif.)

Budin,.me (Sec S.n Mateo County, Ca li )

Campbell S.n Jose. Calif.)

Cannel (5ft Monterey Peninsula. Calif.)

Carmichael (Se-e Sacumc.,to. Calif.)

Castro Valley (5« Berkeln. Calif.)

Centerville (See Berkdey. Calif.)

Cit::nu Hei,hts (5« Sacramento. Calif.)

Oarlubur. (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Oayten (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Ooverdale (See Vall" of the Moon. Calif.)

CIO'f'is (Sec Frnne Calif)

Colusa (Sec Yuba.Sutter. Calif.)

Concord (Sec Co.,tu Celta. Calif,)

Corte'M.der. (Sec Muin CcuntJ'. CaliL)

Cotati (Set Valley ef the Moon. Calif.)

Courtltnd (See Sltramento. C H.)

CUDCrUnc (See San 'ese. CaliL)

OalJ' City (Sec San Francisco. C.lif.)

Danville (Sec Contra Cen •. ulif.)

Davis (Sec S.cramento, Calif.)

Emeryville (S« BerkdeJ', Calif.)

EI Cerrito (Sec Berlceley, C.lir.)

EI Dondo Hills (See Sacr.mento. Calif.)

EI Maetro (S« Sacramento. Calif)

Elverla Sacramento. CdiL)

Esc.lon (Sce St')(lI:lon. Calif.)

Fairfax (See Marin County. C.liL! Fair Oaks (Sec S.cumento. C lif. Folsom (Se-e Sacrame to. C.M.)

Fowler (See Cllif.l

Premont (See Berke)q. Ca if.)

Fresno tSec Frnno, Calif.)

Ge'nCrYille (Sec Valley of the Moon. Calif)

Glen Ellen (Sec Valley of Ihe Moon Calif.)

Grass Vall" (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

Gr«nbrac (See: Marin County, Calif.)

PHI PROVINCE NORTH

(See: Valley of the Moon,

H-&.Irtrn BaJ' {Sec San Mateo County,

Hanford (Sec Presnol Ctlif.)

Hayward (Sec Berke Catif.) (Sec VII(ey of the Moon. CJhf,)

H iII<bar 'l ulh (Sec S.n Mateo County, Ca liL) (See 8crkeleJ'. Calif.)

KelUlnltton (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Kt"ntfield (See Marin CountJ'. Calif.)

Kt"n"'ood (Sec ValleJ' of tht" Moon, Calif.)

taflJ'ette (5« Contrl Costa, Calif.)

Lukspur (S« Mlrin County. CaliL)

Live Oak (See Yuba·Sutte:r, Cllif.)

linrmore (Sec Cootra Costa. Calif.)

Lodi (Sec Stockton. o.lil.)

Los Altos (Set- Palo Aho. Calif.)

Los A ltos Hills IS«: Palo Alto. Calif.)

Los Gatos (See Sao Jese. Ca l if.)

Manteca (See Stockton. Calif )

Mather AFB (5ft Sacramento. Cali!.)

Marin County (Sec Muin (/IuntJ'. Calif.)

Martinez (Sec Contra Costa. Cllif.)

Marn:ville (See Yuba·Sutter, Calif.)

McClell.n AFB (Sec Sacramento. Calif.)

Menlo Park (Sec Palo Alto, Calif)

Milbrae: (See S.n M.teo County, Calif.)

Mill V.lley (Sec M.rin County, C.lif!

Mission S.n Jose (Sec Bert-eleJ', Calif.

Monrerq' (Sec Monterey PeninsuiJ. Calil.)

MO.,fe Sereno (See S.n Jo!C, Calif.) (See Contra Costa. Ctlif.)

Ne:Vlda C;ty (See S.cramento, Calif.)

Newark (See Berkelt!J CJIif.)

Niles ($foe Ber keley, loalif.)

North Hiflhl:ands (See S.cnmento. Cllif.)

Nonto (Se-e M'lrin County. Calif )

Oakland (Sec Berkci", Ctlif )

Oran«evale (See Sacr.mento. Clllif )

Orinda (Sec Centra Co.ta, C.lif}

Pacific Grove (Sec Monterey Peninsula, Calif)

'.10 Aim (t;ee P.lo Alto, Calif.}

Beach (Sec MOnier" Peninsul., Calif, )

Penn«rove: (Sec Villey of the Moon, Calif.)

PUCIdero (Sec San Mlteo County. CaliE.)

Club. and Chairmen

Bcrkcley.EISt Bay, C.lif.- Mn. M. P. Cole, 424 VaUlr Ave .• Berkeley. Calif. ?.4108 Contrl Cost•. Cahf.-Mu Jack Bry.n. )' Newbury PI., MOr.i., Calif. 94"6

Petaluma (S« Valley of the Moon, ulif.)

Piedmont (See Be:rkeley, o.tif.)

P lunnt Hill (5ft Conlra Costl. C. lif.)

Portala Valley (See Paio Al to. Calif.)

Rancho Cordov. (See Sacnmento. C.1if.)

Richmr,nd (Sec Berke:lcy, Calif.!

Ross (Sec Marin County. C. lif.

S.crame nt o (See Sacrame:nto. Calif.)

San A nselmo (Sec Mltin CountJ'. Calif.)

San Bruno (See San Mateo County. Ca lif. )

San Ca rl os (Sec Sa n Mateo County, C.Iif. )

San Fnncisco (Sec San .Francisco. Calif.)

San&u (Sec Frtsno CaM.)

San Jose JSe:t" San Ca lif.)

S.n tean to (Sec lkrlceley, Calif.)

S.n Lorenzo (Sec Ber1celey. ulif )

Sin M.teo (See Sao Mateo County, Calif )

S.n Rafael (See: S,In Mltin County, C2lif.)

San Ramon (Set- Contra Costa Calif.)

Sa'lta aara (Sec San JO!e:. Cali!.)

Santi Rosa (Sec Valley of the Moon, Calif.) (Sec San Jose. Calif.)

t;ausaluo (See Marin v,untY/ Cllif )

Sebastopol (Sft Vall" 0 the Moon, Calif. )

Selma (Sec Fn:sno, C.liL)

Sonoma (Sec V .llfT of the Moon. CaliL, South San Fr-anclsco (Sec S.n Mateo CountJ', Calif,)

Stanford (Sec Palo A lto. Ca l if,)

Stockton (Sec Stockton. Calif.)

Sunnrll ie (Sec San J o!C. Calif.)

Terri Linda (Sec Marin County. Calif.)

Tiburon (ScI!: Marin Cour-ty. CaliL)

Tracy (Sec Stockton. C.1if.)

Union City (Sec Berkeley, Calif.)

Walnut Ci«\ (Se-c <Ant Costa. e.m.)

Walnut Grove (Sec Sacrlmento. C,lif.)

Warm Sprirw; (See Ikrkcley. Calif )

Wnodl.nd (Se-c S.cramento. Clli!.)

Woodside: (Se-c Palo Alto. Cali!.} Yuba City (Sec Yub.·Sutter, Calif ) HAWAII

Honolulu (Sec Honolulu. Hawlii)

Way. San Francisco. Clilif 9-4127

San J01t. Calif.-Mrs, David S WiI1iams. 1113 Del Cambre Dr., San JOte. Calif. 9'129 .Fmno, Cllif.-Mn E O Webster ,48' E Grant Ave Fresno. San M.teo CountJ'. Calif.-Mll. L. G Sunde, 22} Pllft(n Ln, San Carlot, Calif. 94070

M.rinCalif,9)702 County, Calif.-Mrs, John Shiner, 120 Fernwood Or., S.n RaIlel. C.lif. 94901 Monterey Peninsula. Calif.-Mn Barbsra Jobnaon, P.O. 80s 71)

Stockton. Calif .- Mrt. Robert Bowe, 1024 W MendociDO. Stock · ton. Calif 9nO<f

Villey ef the Moon. Calif.-Mn Rllph Grqcrson, 29" Bennett Rd S.nh, Rou, Calif. Carmel, C.lif 93921 Palo Alto. Calif.-Mrs Robert Jordan, 1" CrHcent, Portola Val · ley. Cllif 9402' Sicramento. Calif.-Mn. Rich.rd L Nebon, 2727 lacY Ln., Sacra· rmnto. Calif. 91811

San Funcisco, CaIif. Mrs Gcorle A. NewhalJ, 33' S.n Lundro

CALIFORNIA

Acton (Sec Antel l) pe Valley, C-lif )

A&oura (Set CoYina Pomona. Calif.)

Alh.mbra (SH Pasadena", Cal.if.)

Alpine (Sec San nieso. uhf.)

Altadenl (Sec Puaden•. Cllif.)

Anaheim (Sec North OraDle CountJ', ArcadiaCahf.)(See Pasadena, Calif.)

Azusa (Sec Cnvina·Pomona. Calif.)

B.lboa (Sec South COUI Calir.)

Balboa lsland (Sec South CoUI, Calif.)

Yuh.·Sutter. Calif .-MII , Sherwin. R. Mutrr. P,O. Box 166. Yuba CitJ'. Calif 9'991 Honolulu. Hi.-Mn R E. Bernard. "'OJ4 Black Point Rd • Hono· lulu, Hi 96116

- 00 not 5Cnd APO San Francisco addrcua to the San P,ancUco membenhip chairman.

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

Beyerly Hills (Sec Los Anlcin Cali( .)

Bil Bear (Sec San Bernardino Calif.>

Boniu (See San Diqo. Cahr.)

BorrflO Srrinas (Sec S.n o;elO Calif.)

Brea (Sec North Oran.e County, Calif.)

a.... wley (See Imperill Vall", Cali!.)

Park (Sec North Oranae County, Calif Burbank.) (Sec Glend.le Calif .)

Cllo:iC'"l (Sec Imoerial ValleT Clti(,)

Ca.marillo (Sec Ventura Calif.)

Capistrano (Sec South Coast. Calif.)

Carlsbad (Sec La Jolla. Calif.'

Carrinteria (Sec S.nta Barb.n , Calif )

Chatsworth (5« San FtI"nudo VaJley, Calif l Cbni"t Hills (5« Santa Moftin \VntJjde

ChulaCalif)Vista (Sec San Diqo. Calif )

Claremont (Se-e Covina PomonJ Calif.)

Colton (Sec San Bernardino. Calif.) eo".... Park (Sec Sao P«nando Valley. Calif.)

Coronado (See Sao Oie:ao, Calif )

Corona (Sft: Calif.)

Corona dd Mlr {See South Coast} Calif.)

Casu Mrsa (See South Cout. Calif.)

Covina (See Covina.Pomona. Cahf.)

Cain! City (Set Sanu Mocic•. Calif.)

Dtl Rota (5« San Bcrnardioo , Calil.)

DCKIDJO (See San Diqo, Calif.)

Downer (oS« Wblttier. Calif.)

Duarte (S« Plsadt'tll, Cahf.)

Edwarcb (Sec Antdope Valley, Calif.)

El Cajon (Sin Qiqo. Cahf'l

EI unuo (See Impai.J,1 V.l tT. Calif.)

II Sepndo {See South Olf. Calif.}

EI Toro (See Central Orloce County, Encino.Cahf'lSee San Fernlndo VaHey, C.lif.)

Etc()(ld, 0 (See La )oUa, Calif.)

F.llbfook (See La Joll. Cltir.)

Fillmore Ventufa c,:untr, Calif,)

Plinuid,e (See La Canad. Valle,. Calif.)

Fullerton (See North OUll&t County, Calif.)

Garden Gron (Sec Centul OUrlit County, Cahf.)

Gardena (See South BJ.Y. uli£.)

Glend.le (See Glendale Calif.)

Malibu (Sft Santa Monica·Wesuide. Calil., ManhltUon Beach (See Soutb B." Calif.J MIlVist. (.5toe S.nt. Monica·Wesui e, Calif )

Meinen Oab (See Ventura Cou.nrr, Calif , Mimon Hills (5« San Fctnando Valley, Cah(.)

Miwon V,eIO (Ste Central Onnae Counrr, Dllf )

Moine (See AnulOPC V.lle,. Calif.' MonlO"f'ia (Stc Puadua, DIiI )

Montrose (See Glendale. C.lif., Moorpark (See Ventura, CaliL, Nlhonal City (Sft San Dieao, uhf./ Nn.port. Beach (See South Coasl, Ca if.)

North HoU,...ood (5« S.n Fttn.ndo Val· Ie" NonhridaeCalif.)(Sec San Fun.ndo Villey, Glli!. , Nuevo (See Rinr.idel Calif., Oaaruide (See La Jo II Cahf )

Ojai (5« Ventull, c.IIL, Ontano (5« CoYina·Pomona, C.lif ' OranJ(: (See Centr.1 OUDle Count)', Calif)

THE AllOW OF PI InA PHI

San Ju.n <:api,tr.on (Se.e South Cout, Cahf.)

San Marino (See Puadena, Calif.)

San Pedro ($« South B." Calif.)

Santa Ana (.5toe untral OtaQIC County, Calif )

Santa Bub.ra (See Saota Bubara Calif.'

Santa Monica (See Santa.oWOlUc.,WHt· l<ide. Calif.)

Santa Paula (See Venturi County, Calif.)

Saot« (See San OIeao Calif.) (See Ventura County. Calif.)

Seal Beacb (Sec Lone Beach, Calif.)

Sepulveda (5« San Fern.ndo Valle-y, Calif.'

Shuman Oaks (5« San Funando V.lIey, CoHf.)

Siana! (Sec Lon. Belch. C.lif.'

Simi (Sec Vtntura County\ Cali!.)

Sprine Villey (Sec San O,e,o"Calil )

South Llpna &lCh (5« Collt, Cali!.)

South Pallden. (See Pasadena. Clhf.)

Studio City (See San Fun.ndo V.lley, Cali!.)

Sunsrt Be.ch (5« Lon, Belch, Cali(.)

Golda (5« Santi Barb.,a Ca if.)

Glendo (See Coyinl.Pomonl l Calif.)

G6cman (See Calif }

Gnnad. Hills (Sft S.n FtflUndo V.lIey. Calif.)

Gr«n V.llq (5« S.n Bernardino, Calif.)

H aii.n Gardtru (Sft Lona Beach, Calif.)

H.wthome (Sce South B." C.lIl.)

Hcrmou Belch (Sft South 81,. Calif./ H"hland (Sft San Hollywood (See Los Antdes u.J.if.'

Huntircton Beach (.5toe South Cout, Calif.)

Imperial (Sec Imperi.l Valley. Calif ) lnale ood (Sft Los Anae:les. Calif ) ("ine (See Central Onnae County, C.M.)

La C.oadl (See La CalUda Vallc" Cali£.)

L. Crescent (Sec Glcndal!,c Calif.)

La.auna Be.ch (See South U)"t, Calif ) L.,una Hills (5«: Central County. C.lif.)

La H.bn (See: Whittier, ClIif.) u loU. (Sec u jolla. CaUf.)

Lake AfI'o"be d (See San Bun.rdino. Calif.'

L.keside (5« Sin o;c.o. Calif.'

L.ke ood (Set-lona Be.ch CaIiE.'

La Mesa (See S.n blir.) u Miradl (See: Wbitber Calif.)

uneaster (See: Anklope V.lley. Dlif.! L. (5« Covina·Pomona, Calif. La Verne (See Covin •• Pomon •• Cllir. Lemon G,Oy(: (See S.n Die,;o, CaliL)

Lomita (See South Ba, Calif)

Lona Beach (See to , l:k.dI, DJif ' Los Anle:les (Sec Los Anl'cles or Santa Monic••Westside, Calif.' Lo. A1amltOl (See Lona Beach, Calif.'

Oxnard (Sec Ventura County, Calif.)

Pacl6c Palls.•dn (5« S.nt. Morllca·West· side, Calif.)

PsccNDU (5« S.n Pernando Valley, Cah£., Palmdale (See Antelope: Valley. Calif.)

P.noram. Orr (See Catlxlback.: Arir ) P.los Vuda Est.tes (SH ,)GUm Ba,. Calif.)

Paradise V.II" (5« Camelb.ck. Ariz.)

P.sadena (5« Paudenl, Cahf.)

Pille (Sec S.n Dieao. Calif )

PI.centil (Sec North Ollnac County, Calif,)

PI.,a Del Re, (5« South B." Calif.' Pomona (See eo"in.·Pomon., Calif.' Pomona VallO' (See Covin.·Pomon., CoHf )

Port Hucnnne (Sec- Ventura Count,. Calif.)

PortliluetC Bend (Sec South 8." Calif.)

Qu.1lttz Hill (5« Antelope Valley, C.lif,) Rancho Santa Fe (See La Joll., Cali!.) Redlands (Stc Redland., Calif,)

Redondo (See South Calif./ (5« San Fernando Valiey, Ca jf.)

Riaho (See S.n Bernardino. C.li(,) Riverside fS« Rinuide, Calif.)

RolliOC Hdb (See South 8"1 Co. iii.' Rosamond (See Antelope V.I :T' Calif·) Roumoor (See 1.0, Be.ch. Ca If.) San &rnlldino Sc:c San Bernudino. C.1if.'

San Clemente (See: South Coa.t. Cali!.) San DiCio (5« San Oie,o, Calif.)

S.n Dimas (Set Coy-ina·Pomona. Calif'l Sao Fern.Ddo (Sec San Fuftlndo Val". Dlil.)

Sao G.briel (Ste P.sadena. Calif.)

Clubs and Chairmen

AOlelope V.lley, Calif.-Mn. A H. AndersoD 8717 WC$t A"f. L. Lancuter, CaM. 9H3-4

Sun V.lley (Me S.n F«nando ValleT, CaJi(. , Surfaide (5« LoOl &ach, Calif.)

Sylmar (5« Sao Fern.ndo Vall,. Calif.'

Tanana (See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Temple City (See Pauden., Calif.'

Thous.nd Oak, (Sec Ventura County, Calif.'

Ton.nce (See South Ba,. Calif.'

Tustin (See Central Or.l\le County, UplabdCalif.)(SH Covlna.Pomona, Calif.)

Van Nuys (Sec San Fern.odo \falley. VeniaCalif.) (See Santa Monica Westside, Calif.'

Ventura (See Ventura CounCJ, C.lif.)

Victon'ille (See San lkrnardlno, Calif.)

Villa Park (Sec: Central Orsllle County. Calif. )

Vista (Sre L. joll •• Calif.'

Vista Lei.na (5« La Canada Valle" CaUf.)

Wen eo.iDI (See Co,.in.·Pomona. Cali!.)

Wat Los Anades (Set Santa. Monk.· Westside Calif.)

Westllitt vmace (Sec Ventura, Counrr, Calif.,

Westminstu (See: Lon. Bucb, Calif.)

Westmoreland (See Imperi.1 Vall". Calif.)

Whittier (Sec WhinlCl Atta. Calif.)

Winnetka (See: S.n Fern.ndo V.lley, CaIH.)

Woodl.nd Hills (See 5.0 Fernando V.I· ler. Calif.)

Yorba Linda (Sec: North OraBie County, Calif.)

Yuca.iP. (See Redlands. Calif.'

ria. Arcadi., Calif. 91006 (Alhambu-S.n G.briel·Temple Cit)') Mrs. James C. L.rson, 2316 Suan.hln Dr.• Alhambr. Calif. 91803 Central Or'O,Ie Count)', Calif.-Mrs. Richard N. Rilntl, 12)2 Edie. ",ie 0.-., S.nta Ana .• ulif. 9270' eo"ina·Pomona, Calif. (P; Phi Po(bt)-Mn:. Otis M.rston, 20180 Mesaric:a Rd. Co,.ina, Cahf. 91722 Charld RaMk, 1874 Idltw'ood Rd Glen· dale. ulif. 91202 Imperial Vlllq. C.lif. (Pi Phi Pockct:)-Mn. James A. Gamble, 2707 Hull Rd .• Imperi.l, Calif. 9nH L. Can.da V.lle,. Calif -Mn. Robrrt Anoin, ·U)l Lube.n Dr., La. Can.da Calif. 91011 La Jolla , Calif.-Mn. L. L. WhitM1. 6Hl Avenid. Wilfredo. La. Joll., Calif. 92037

Looc Be.ch. Cahf.-Mn Arthur A. Lockhart, 62)1 E. Sixth St , Lona Beacb, Calif. 908U Los Ana:c1es. Cahf.-Mn Deoni. He.Iy. 108.2 Portofino PI., l.oI AllIdes, C.hf. 90024 North Oran.ae County, Calif.-Mn. Andr", Emit. 172) Stoneman. Anaheim. Calif. 9280' Pasadena. Calil,---GcDU.1 Chairman: Mn Frank Haltom 1•• ' Oak GIOft. San Marino, Calif 91101 (Puadena) Ma Cicotle Sltwut. 778 'W'iMton. S.n MuinD Cahf 91101 (San MarinD·South Pasaden.) loin. JohD Cuoninaham 1903 WiDdsor Rd .• San M.non, Calif 91108 (Arradia.Monrovi ••Du.ark) Mrs Tboma.s Stt-phmtoD, '16 Vict.o-

(Priutc Mn. Rkhard DiroU, HI Arbolad. Dr., Arca· di. Cahf. 91006 Redla;:;{" Calif.-Mrs, L. A Platz. )17 Eucal,ptua, Redlands. Colif.9m' Ri,.mide, Calil.-Mn. Richard D. Cartiel, 1100 Country Club Or., Riyuaide Calif. 9U06 San Calif.-Mrs. john W. H.lI. )}6 E. I.lbton Ave ., San Bern.rdino, Calif. ·San Dle'(ol ClhL-Mn. Rohut P. LoneflOo, .,,6 Alia St., SID OlelD. c. if. 921 U S.n Fernando Valier, Calif.-Mn. leanndte Button, 4916 Arc ol. Aft., No. HoJl.,...ood. Calif. 91601 S nta Bubua. Calif.-Mrs, W. R. Thomaa. "78 Meado lark Ln Santa Bubara, Calif. 9/10' Santa MonICl·Wr\wde, Cali .-Mrs. Slephen Stun, lU Bellino Dr , P.cific Pailudcs. Calif, 90272. (213 ·"'.·.800) South Ba,. Calif.-Mn. Bill M Dennis. 1229 E. O.k A"e • EI Seaundo, Calif. 90245 South Coastl Calil.-Mn D",id M.rtin. 640 Via Lido Nord, Ne · port IXacD\ Calif. 92660 Ventu'., Call1 -Mn J , O Butler, 1816 N C 51 , Oxnard, C.lif. 9lO!" Whittier Area, Calif -Mn Ralph Johns, 1"1) Emory Or , Whit· un, Calif 90605

Political Activist Plans Law Career

Mary Alford , Colorado Gamma, has been active and very int erested in politics since child· hood She h as often canvassed from d oor to door, and was only I Y2 when she began to ci rculate petitions She is also busy attending ra ll ies and functions.

She has met such peop le 305 Senator M cGo vern , President Jo hnso n, Senators Mu skie , Kennedy , Harris, Pe rcy . Stev enso n, and Bayh, Co ng ressma n Wilbur Mill s, N ati o nal Democrati c Chairman Larry O ' Brien, Mayo r D aley , and Govern o r Kerner . the 1968 presidential campaign, she was active at the county leve l and worked as an assistant to th e precinct committeemen. She attend ed t he 1968 National Democrat ic Conve ntion in Ch icago, a nd also deb ated f or Humphrey in front of h er high school student body _ Wh en in high schoo l, she won an essay contest which gave he r a free tri p to W as hin g ton D .C. , on the REA Yout h T ou r. M ary is a politica l science majo r, and plans to go o n into law school.

She has been active in politi cs at Co lo rad o State Unive rsi ty also . She is vice president of the Yo ung Democrats club, and co-coo rdin ato r for Edmund M uskie to ass ist with the T eff Foundati o n this summer at C.S.U.

She has do ne such things as lobby for better farm prices with th e Farmers U nio n durin g its nati onal convention in W as hington, D .C. in 1971. She has typed lett ers, add ressed envelopes, and telephoned vo ters for various ca nd i· dates seeking office, s in ce 1964; has driven cars to get voters to the po ll s on election days. since

1968 ; has been a poll watcher an d election judge in 1970 and 1972; has att en ded every state Dem oc rati c convention since she was 6. She also hopes to attend the National Democ ratic Co nventi on in Miami Beach this month . Next fall s he has secu red a job actively campaigning in he r home state of JUin ois.

M ary is active as a mem be r of the Colorado Century Club, a D emoc rat ic club that sponsors receptions fo r all o f the n ati o nal D emocratic figureheads wh o visit th e state _

In addition to all thi s, Mary is a very active member in Pi Beta Phi , and we are all ve ry proud of her.

Pledges Auction Grab Bags As Money Maker

One of the best money-making projects ever undertaken by an Ar kansas Alpha pledge class, and one of the easiest, netted our fall pledge class approximately $70 .00 . It was planned for our annual Pledge Mot he r-Pl edge D aug hter Christmas Party, and incidenta ll y, served as the entertainment.

The idea was to have each pledge purchase an

inexpensive present and wrap i t so as to conceal the contents . Also, a few expensive presents we re added to increase the va lue of th e g roup. Then, tw o fraternity men auctioned off th ese grab-bags to the actives of the chapter.

Than ks to th e generosity of the bidders, craft ily encouraged by planted bid ders, the p roject was successfu l . . . and fun .

Mary Alford , Co lo,ado Gamma

Amateur Golfer Is Leading Contender

Marcia Thayne, 23, Utah Alpha alumna, is the state's top amateur woman golfer, and is the leading contender in this summer's State Ama. teur, City Parks, and Pax Invitati ona l tournaments.

When Marcia was 20, she took first place in the state amateur tourney for the nrst time, She has won many area tournaments , and is a three year winner in the three above named tournaments .

Marcia started golfing when she was 14. The nrst tou rnament she won was th e All Church . She played for the University of Utah and traveled t o Colorado, Idaho, and North Carolina for the National Collegiate tournament. She also coached the University women 's golf team for two yea rs.

Marcia Thoyne , Utah Alpha

Panhellenic Leader Wants Greek Unity

by CAROL CASSON Colorrulo Gllmma

Colora do Gamma is proud of one Pi Phi i n partiruJar, Mary Best, a junior from Elkhart, Ind . After attending Convention la st summer, Mary came back enthusiastically ready to put I.e. '71 into action. As chapter rush chainnan, she incorporated I.e. into rush, as we did away with costumes, decorat io ns, and skits. Instead, we had much more relaxed parties which enabled us to become better acquainted with the rushees.

Near the end of fall quarter, Mary was elected Pan hellenic president and has now had the opportunity to install the ideas of I.e. '71 into the entire Greek system o f e.S.U Her main goal is to achjeve Greek unity on the campus. She has innovated many programs to make Pan helleni c a coordinating body , exchanging ideas between houses to aid in such programs as pililanthrupies, etc. In order to increase communication between P anhellenic and I.F .e., she established a new office, that of Inte r-Greek Coordinator, who acts as a tie between the two groups. Mary has also worked to i nc rease the Gree k system's invo lvement i n e.S.U. and the community by having P an heIlenic take o n a maj o r portion of the cancer drive in Ft. Collins. By acting as co-chairman of College Days, she worked especially hard to involve independents with Greeks .

Mary eelt , Colorado Gamma

D elegat es Present Updated Rush Plans

by MELANIE HALL

M anilob a Alp ha

Manitoba Alpha Pi Phis were ably represented by D o nna Cronmiller and Donna Hedley at the University of Manitoba's a nnual PaQh e llenic rush workshop The Pi Phi delegates were very much in evidence as they took charge of the meeting and laid out a new program for the major rush period.

The Pi Phi reps were revealing a plan formulated by an entire chapter which was very anx-, ious to reck o n with all the difficulties encountered in previous rush periods. They wanted their repres en tatives at that important meeting armed to the teeth with pertinent information and data D onna and D on na me nti o ned the importance of using such available aids as the Operation Greek handbook that Pi Phis had received at the instigation of Traveling Graduate Counselor, Kay H o lm es. Unfo rtunately, the other del ega tes were in the dark about such inf ormation, but the two Pi Phis were able to make each o th er sorority consider the ramifications of their proposed system. At that particular gathering, the Pi Phi s engineered some daylight into an outdated plan of rushing, with the promise of future chan ges as the soro rity d el egates become convinced of the feasibility of Man itoba Alph a's plan.

Th e realistic notions of Manitoba Alpha rega rd in g rush techniques are presently being heeded at the U. of M. With the presence of two P i Phis on the new P a n hellen ic Council, Manitoba Alph a is assured of ha ving ample means of communicating with all sororities on campus Jill Hart, Panhellen ic rush ch ai rman , and Gail Osland , P an hell enic pub l icity chairman, control two of the most important and inAuential offices on the entire council .

Three On Paper Staff

Three Illin ois Beta-Delta P i Phis have been very active on the weekly college newspaper, Kn ox SllIIJellJ , this year. Ter ry Al geen, a sophomore, was manag ing edit o r of the pap'" durin g Fall and W inter te rms , and was news edi · tor spring te rm . Marie Winters was layout edi· tor for the year and Gloria P yrka joined the production staff of the paper this spring.

fr Good G r ades A r e Bustin' Out All Ove r" Is Sprin gtime Theme

by MARGIE ROBERTSON Arizona A/phd

The chapter'S new schol arship program this year has been quite a challenge . We no longer hold formal study tables. Actives have no hours at all, and pledges are required at l east five hours of individual study at the house during the week. At the beginning of the week, they are each given a card, which they fill out according to the number o f hours they study at a time, and for each block of time the card is signed by an active. This is basically the same program used by Caroline Greene last year when the h ouse was number one on campus.

The theme of the first semester scholarship dinner was " We've Only Just Begun," with the decorations centered around the number " 1. " This semester the theme was " Good Grades are Springing Up All Over," with a springtime theme. A bulletin bo ard, entitled " Pi Phi Lights," displayed all of the girls in academic honor a ries Signs were put up with a picture of an angel with the caption, " The Pi Phi Angel is watching, are yo u studying?" Alth oug h there is no more published " 0 " list, we tried to keep peop le on the ball through private con ferences. We feel this program has been successful since we again were high on campus last semester with a number three on campus rating.

24 Make D ean's Li st

West Virg inia Alpha is very proud to have 24 members on the fall 1971 Dean 's List. These girls h elped earn for the chapter the hon o r of having th e high es t gra de point average on campus for all the sororities with a 3 .05 average. Th e list includes Maryanna Angotti , Carolyn Bachm an, K a th y Basil, Jackie B ryan, Anne Bucher, Anne Coombs, Denise Crites, Ann Cunningham, Debbi Dunning, Margaret Foster, Becky Garret, Debbie Garret, Diane Griffin, Peggy Haberstroh , Susan Jarvis, Bonnie McKeever, Janice Oflit, Mary J o Porterfield , H ilarie Pri ce, Trish Ri ce, Jeanie Schnably, P am Sheperd, Peggy Tennant , Ann Wilson

Happin ess

Happiness is being a Pi Phi

Learning to aim high

Fo r the best thin gs in l i fe

H appiness is 80 sweet sisters

Sharin g and caring what h appe ns to you.

H app in ess is h avi ng a friend when you're down and out

And happiness is feeling cared about.

H3ppin ess is having a socia l, Kidnap s and ca ndleli g hts and roa dtrips at dawn.

H appiness is wearing an arrow , Finding Big Siste rs at the end o f a string.

H appi nes s is talking and p laying and l aug hin g lo ud

And h a ppiness is a Pi Phi walking pro ud

H appiness is shou ld ers to cry on Friends t o rdy o n too

And happiness is sisterhood

And bonds o f wine and blue

And Pi Phi too

LALLIE WEATH ERLY Ge orgia Alpha

Presented to s ist ers by W inte r 1971 ini tiates. May be to the tune o f "Happiness Is" from " Y ou' re a Good Man , Charlie Brow n ,"

Singer Represents School In Pageant

April 15 was a memorable da y f o r all Vermont Beta Pi Phis Our nominee for Mi ss Universi ty of Verm o nt, Carrie T owne, w as chose n t o re prese nt the University in the Mi ss Verm o nt Pa gea nt held April 29,

Carrie is a third-year nursing student from Underhill, Vt. One of h e r m os t st rikin g cha ract e risti cs is her beautifu l voice. In the pageant she sang and p la yed guitar as she has d o ne so of te n for Pi Phi functi o ns as we ll as for informal ga therin gs, Verm o nt Beta is proud to announce th eir seco nd Miss V ermo nt ca ndid a te in the past three years.

Th e Good Ole Days Live Again In Texas

A spring ca l e ndar fill e d with exciting and entertaining events kept everyone in T exas Alpha busy. Th e seaso n began with a TGIF (Thank G oodness It' s Friday) party at the Delt h o use February 4 , Every o ne had a great time ge tting t o know some new Greek friends

Volunteers Help At Easter Seal Shelter

Arkansas Beta's com munity invo lvement this year has mostiy been Oriented t oward helpmg handi capped and underprivileged children

P robab ly the largest project was the work with c ripp l ed children at the Easter Sea l Shelter. Pi Phi s volunteered a few h ours o f their time every week to aid the children in learning arts and c r a fts On e P i Ph i, Jeanne Turnbow , was a lso ch ose n t o head the youth segment o f the Easter Seal fund raising drive in Ma rch . With Jeanne , ot her members helped in the Easter SeaJ Telethon, answering telephone m o ney pledges a nd keeping tall y o n th e money raised.

As always, both Pi Ph is and Kappas loo ked forward to M onmo uth Duo, This yea r the gala affair was held on February 19. Th e conversation and co mpany co mbined to make an unforgettab le evening f o r Pi Phis , Kappas, and their dates,

Fe bruary 26 was initiation, with the banquet f ollowin g th e next da y, K a te Bower was awarded th e pledge class sc h o larship a ward ; Georgia Graham was h o no red as the best intramuralist, and Lucy Cro w as n amed best p ledge.

With the University of Texas R o und-Up in early April , so came th e excitement of h e lpin g the Sig Eps build a flo at f o r the para de . During Ro und -Up week wa s Greek Sin g-So ng. Pi Phi s did a rip. roaring rendition o f so ngs fr o m the '50s. , , a nd p laced seco nd in competi ti o n !

Th eme for the Spring Casual was a return t o the '50s , with a be-bop band, "Daddy 000 W ah and t h e Waddelles . " I t was a fun partj'- bobby socks and all!

U niv ersity o f T exas Pi Phi s h ad a great spri ng of 19 72!

Who's Who and Mortar Board

Joel Hlnkeldey South Dakota .A

Ann Hamilton South Dakota A

Susan IanMlt Texas .6

Edle French South Dakota A

Jan Tryon Washington r

Ire".lried. Louisiana A.

Krls Heine South Dakota A

Sue Mafino Washington r

MarcIa Carter Loulslano B

Shoron Ryan Washington r

Who's Who

Nora Nel,on New Mulco Ii

Nancy !1Ii. Missouri A

Joan McMullen Louisiana A

Mary Kathryn Holme, Arlcansos R

Uz Lang Missouri A

AnneHe !dlert Illinois 8

!lizabelh D,..II New Muico B

Jan ROle Arlcanlas A

Shello Moore Missourl A

Nora Kanollch Indlano r

Margaret Gordon New Mex ico B

Nancy lruce Wash ington B

Nancy lIordoy Missouri A

Ann lotture Miss issippi B

Mortar Board

Sora Ev, tt Alabama B

Iiaine lunon Texas r

Juh Dkk.y B

Paula Young Alabama B

Trudl Francilco O gon A

Nan Paris Oklahoma B

Pam Krittenbrink Oklah oma B

Jill Click Oklahoma B

Nancy Graalman Oklaho ma B

Mortar Board

Nancy Creighton Connactl,ut A

aetsy Adams Konla. A

leur Spradling Indiana r

aecky King Aricanlo, A

San d y Moor. Washington B

Jon Sp.rry M ic h igan .:1

Carolyn Strawn Arkan.os A

Potty loyl. Minour i A

Sherry Scott Michigan 4

Pam PUur Texo,A

Julio Bicltl• ., Mili ouri A

Other Honoraries

Lindy King, Art&:on'a' A , Chlm"

Corteno ".d , Arkansos A, Sigma Alpha Iota, Ord.r of Omega

MOl'll. Walk.r, A,kan'a. A. Alpha lambda Delta, Ed •• 1 Ford Journalism Scholarsh ip

Kathy Mullin i x, Kan l as B , O.h. Ph i D.lta Art Honorary

Malu Atkinson, Arkan.as A . Ord.r of Omego

Marela Hedburg , Califomla B Ponil. (Sophomor. Women', Honorary)

SUlan lomb , Kon.a. B Kappa Delta PI Education Hono,ary

EII.n St.phen., Aricon... A. Cardinal Key, Alpha Lambda D.lta t,..o.ur.,

Ann Hlrlhman , Califomla B, Ponll.

Le.ley Hoob , lliinol. a. Alpha lambda D.lto

SUlan Giorgi , Callfomla B Pryton.on Ur -Sr Women', Honor Sodety)

Fay. Ritchey, Mlululppl D, ewen.

Oth er Honoraries

SInon Smith , Texa, r, Alpha Lambda O.lta

Margor.t Grim. " T.xa. r, Alpha Lambdo O.lta

Kath, Holm." T.xa, r , Alpha Lambda O.lta , O.lta P,I Kappa

Cathy Potts , Texas r, Pi o.Uo Ph i, O.an' s U••

Linda Montgomery , T.lIas r, Alpha Lambda O.lta , Dean', Lilt

libby Ka.IIM" Texas r , Alpha Lambda O.lta , O.an', List

Su.an lou.r, T.xo, r, O.an ' , Lb t , Sllmo Alpha Eta

Po' Hamilton, T.xa. r, O.an ' , List, O.lta P, I Kappa P E Honorary

O.d. Ooulht" T.xo, r , O.an'. Ust

O.bbi. W.b,t.r, Texas r , Dean ' , Ust, Alpha Lambda O.lta

Val.ri. Brown , T.xa, r, O.on' . U.t , Alpha Lambda O.lta

Other Honoraries

Jonl H,"ln9ton , Texas r , Dean'. list

Qui" B"enge,r Texol r, Dean ' , lilt, Honol'l Council

Joan Edward" Texa. r . Dean ', Us t

Mary Jane Johnson, T'.a, r, Dean ', Lilt Mu Ph i Eps il o n MU lic Hono rary

Pam Utl.y, Texo. r , O,an', LI.t, D.lta Psi Koppa P E Hon-

Lissa Davis , Texol r , O,on' , U.,

Carolyn McK inley, Texal r . O,on ', li s'

D.bble Barclay , T"ol r Oeon ' , L1,t

Noncy Mason , T• • o ' r. Dean ' , lis t , Ho nol"l Council

"am Martin, Tno. r. Dean'. U.,

V i" J ."v'" ruos r. Dean ' , List, Alpha Lambda O,lto , AHEA Home k . Honorary

Other Honoraries

Jon. H",nl.f , Ohio Z SPUts, Sigmo Alpha Elo

Kathy Holm. , t •• al r , Dean ', lilt , Alpha lambda Delta , Delta '. 1 Kappa

Kothy Soun d en , TUol d, Ph i Up sil on Oml(ron , Alpha do Delta

Kay Swoboda , T.nne 4, 4 0 Average , Alpha lambda 0.1'0

Gail W ilson reaal r. Alpha Lambda Delta , Dean ' , lid

51110" S, le , T A , Phi Chi Th.ta , Oeon ' , Ult

Calhy BliCk , Cal if orn i a Z , Dean ' , Lis t

Jennl.l", Strong 'ndlana At Alpha Ph i Gamma , Thelo Sigma Ph i

aetty Harle , rUa, 6 , Dean ', Ust , Kappa O.lto Pi

Solly Pow erl, Texol A, Na"l, Merit Scholar, Alpka Lambda Delta , Kappa 0 .110 Pi , Sigma "0

Anne Seogren , Tennen •• r, Eto Sigma Ph i ClaSl ln Honorary

Martha loone , Virg i nia d , Gamma Gammo , Si gma a.,o Tau

Other Honoraries

Susan Mlnkl.y, Callfomla Z, O.an's List

Laurie Jan•• , Wa.h lngton B , PNsld.nt's Lid , Unly.rsity Honor Roll

Marcia Arndt, South Dakota A , Gu idon , Z.ta Ph i Eta

Pam Cimpl. South Dakota A, Guidon, Alpha Lambda O.lta , Ph i Sigma Iota

O.bbie Wilson , Washington B , Alpha Lambda Delta

Connie Bledsoe , South Dakota A, Guidon

Lor i Scully , South Dakota A, Gu idon

Laurel Prater, Wa.hlngton B , Spurs

Laurie Dummermuth , South Dakota A, Guidon

Sharon French , Utah A. Alpha Lambdo Delta

Sue Bunker, SO\lth Dokoto A. Guidon

Jon ModI_ , Florida 4, Savant Women ' s Leader.hip Honorary

Other Honoraries

Carolyn Williams , Georgia A. Alpha Lambda Oel.o , Oeon', lilt, Jr. 01'1 . Honors C.rtiflcat.

Jan Mohan Oklahoma B , 0"" ' , Honor loll

Lindo Wet:r.el, Millourl A. ,,1 Chi

Karl Pilman. Oklahoma B , Oean', Honor loll, Orange and Ilock Quill

Janice A,..lhan.ley, Oklohomo 8, Oeon ' , Honor loll

Jenny Johnson_ Miliourl A. Dean', Us,

Mary Ann hattie , 'owa Z. o.on' , Ll,t , Alpha lambda D.lta

Jan•• Hanpe'.', Tennu B. Lotu. Eater. , Alpha lambda Del.o

loui •• Hall, Nebraska 8 , AI. phe Lombda Oel'a , Phi Sigma Alpha, Notable Woman

Martha LeGrand Miueu,i A, Dean', lid

Deborah L.e , Iowa Z Oeon', Ust, Alpha lambda O.lto

Comille Oeon , Tenne".. B , E.o Sigmo Ph i lotin & G,...k Honorary

Other Honoraries

Mary Schmitt , Maryland B. Diadem (Junia, Women '. Hono,ary)

Dale Ganley , Maryland D, Diamond 150 rarity Women 's Honoraryl , PanMI Ouh'andlng Woman

MUd,,", Kelr Maryland B. Diamond

Cindy Sondergelt , Kentucky B. Links U, Women ' s Hono,ary) , Oean 'l UI'

lura Dunslan, Maryland B, Diamond , Alpha XI Sllma

Lila '."bach Maryland D , High." Fre,hman Average OUhtand ing Fre,hmon Womon On Campus

Mary Walhburn , Indiana r, Mu Ph i Epsilon (MUlic) , Chime.

Rena Rodeman , Maryland B , Diadem , Home Ee Honor. ProI,am

Jean log Ion, Kentucky D, Alpha lambda Delta , Dean ' s LlI'

Holly Carpen , Indiana r, Mu Phi Ep ili on

Jane' Ward , Kutucky B Ph i Epilion Omicron Home Ec. Honorary

Jon Spoon , Ind iana r , Kappa Delta Pi IEducotion ), Ch lmel, Hub Award

Fraternity Sweethearts

LIndo Wettel , M issouri .A , Kappa Ph i Th.'a Swe.theart

Sue Stantey California .:1., Swu'hearl of Sigma Chi

Thereso Johnston , M inou r i A. ph i Koppo Psi Sweetheart

Claud ia Ko sberg , Ind ia na r , Lambda Ch i Alpha Cr.scen ' G irl

Cheryl V.nadi" i, Cal i fornia Il, Sigma Nu Wh ite Ro ,. PrinuSi

Jon l Stanford , M ino ur i A , Sigma Alpha Epsilon Swe.t· heort

Cond ie Co x , In d iana r , Sw•• theart of Sig ma Ch i

Ci ndy Re)lnold , New Mutco A, Phi O.lto Theta Sweethe art

Pot McNamara , Californ i a .6., Sigma Nu Whit. Ro se Qu •• n

Kathy Pop. , Tennen.. A, Kappa Sigma Swe.theart

Cindy Doss , soulh Dahla A , Ro n o f Delta Sigma Pi

Fraternity Sweethearts

Mary Malone , Arkanlas D, Kappa Sigma Sw theart

Lesll. John.on , Arkansas A, Sigma Phi Eplilon Swe.th.art

Paula Lofton , Georgia A, Thda Chi Sweeth eart

Karen LUlegard , Oregon B , Phi Delta Theta Playmate

Beth Mathews , Arkanlas A , Phi Gamma O.lta Sw.etheart

Diane Weiss , Loui l lana B, Zeta aeta Tau Sweetheart

Sue St,andemo, B , Oelto Tau Delta Ra inbow Gir l, a.fa Theta PI Turtle Court

Peggy Taylor, Arkansas A, Sw.etheart of Sigma Chi

Nancy Hill , IIl1noil n , Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart

Carolyn Wi/IOn , Oregon 0, Alpha Sigma Ph i Sweetheart Court,

Chris Jacobs , Illinois H , Sigma Alpha Eplilon Sweetheart

Kris k.nnedy , O,..gon H, Ch i Ph i Ideal Court

Fraternity Sweethearts

Karen 5•• 1, V irginia 4 Phi Kappa Tau Swe.theart

Pam Gr inom , hllos r . 5 1gmo

Alpha Ep.ilon Watermelon

M.lon le Marullo , lou i .ionD B Sigma Ch i Swe.theart Court

Share" SWOt" , lIIinol. D.lta Up.llon Swe.theart E,

Ola no IEvon• • lilinol. e. D.ho Upll'on Sw••theart

Chr is H.".r, h.G. 4 , D.lto Tau D.lta lady O",ch

lab. Fo u um , lIIinoi. E , Phi Up. lion D,eom G hl

•• verty DJl abato , IIIl no l. e. Th.ta XI Sw ..theort

Judy Moore , loui. lana n Sigma Chi Sw th e art Court

Mary Jo loyn'on . Texo, 4, Amold AI, force Sweetheart

Moggi. Moo , Illinol. E, Phi D.lto Th.ta Swe.theart

Morilyn Mill. ,. Illino l. e, 5 ilmo Alpha (p .il an Swe.theart

Fraternity Sweethearts

Maril Bailey, California r, D.lta Tau D.lta Prince"

Dono W bster, Colifornlo r. Phi Kappa Tau Prlnc

Salli. Poque"_ , Coli'o'nla r . Kappa Si9mo Pri ncell

Olano lilllnll" Californ ia r. 1.'0 Th.to PI QU"n

Irene La Vign. , Callfornlo r, Kappa Alpha Order Princell

lIndo Everson , California r. D.lta Sigma ph i Qu •• n

Donnin. Tropp , Collforn lo r. Kappo Sigma Sw theart, Sw.. theorf of Sigma Ch i

Amy K.ck, California r , Phi D.lta Theto P,lnces,

Jill Kalian!.•• , Kappa Alpha OU"n California r , Order Ro se

Noncy Stein , California r, Sigma Alpha Mv Sw_theart

Tina Wood , California r. O.lto Tov O.lto Sw th.arl

Cyndl Shear.r, California r, Alpha Tau Omego QUM"

Fraternity Sweethearts

aeverly Deal , Tenne.... B, Sigma Ch i $w theort Courl

Oenin Evans , Idaho A Sigma Alpha Eps ilon Violet QU•• n

l.. Ritchi. , Alabama r, Om.go Tou Sigma Swe.theart

SUlan Scott, Tenne.... B , Kappa Sigma Swe.theart Court

Goyle aodle" M ic h igan r , lambda Ch i Alpha CAI,cen' Court

Gl endo Cath ey , Te"n. I$ •• do, Koppa Sigma Swe.theart

h ila Peckman renne B 10TC Army Qu.en

Jan Rodway , O,.son A Alpha Tau Omega Court

Anne Morie Plonlo , California r, Phi O.lto Theta Princ

SUlan Wyn inger, Tenn." •• d , Lambda Chi Alpha Swe.theart

Kim Gr •• n , Konlo, 8, Sigma Nu Swe.theart

Patti lrun , Utah A , Sigma Nu Whit. Ro ••

Fraternity Sweethearts

Sandra Johnson. Moryland n. Sweetheart of Lambda Chi Alpha

K,is Johnson, Oregan r. aeta Theta PI Court

Susan Speno , O, egon r. aeta Theta PI Court

Kim Wine Oregon r, Sigma Alpha Ep.llon Queen of Violets Court

Mary Sexton , Oregon r, Sigma Alpha Ep.ilon Qu.en of Violets Court

Mari. Scheller, Oregon r, Phi Delta Theta Turtl. Court

Alic. Hart , Oregon r, Sigma Chi Court Prince••

Lucy Edward. , O,egon r, Kappa Sigma Stardu t Court

Catherine Edward. , Oregan r, Beta Theta PI Qu•• n

Joan Whlppl. , O regon r, Sigma Alpha Ep.llon Qu .. n of Violets Court

Allyn Shellenbe,ger, O,egon r, Ph i Delta Thelo Turtle Court

B.tsy Vaughon, Wo.hlngton B, Delta Tau Delta Solly Sun-shi ne

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

These young women pledged Pi Ikta Phi chapters at colleges and universities during formal or open rush Chapters are listed in alphabetical order.

Ala b ama 8 .ta, University of Alo b am o--March 27. 1972 : Cathy Burton, Miami, Fla

Al a ba ma Gamma , Aubu rn Un iv.rs ity-January 24 , 1972 : Cecily H orn ick, Dayto na Fla

Alb.rta Alpha , Un lve rl lty of Alb.rto-- January 24, 1972: Caro l Wil i nski, Helen Young , Linda Hawker , Peggy Hutchison, Edmonton.

Ark a nl a s Alpha , Un iv.r si ty of Ar kan a.- February 14 , 1972 : Neta Lide, Dallas , Texas.

Ark an l a s 8.ta , Un iv. rslt y of Arkan l al at Ll ttl. lo ck --Candy Coots, Ann Biggers, Jane Ross, Melisa Kuespert.

Ca llfoml a 8.t a , Univ .rllty of Ca ll fom la 18.rbl. y}February , 1971 : Debbie Higgins , Piedmont; janice Dunn, Frnn o.

O Clobe r 9, 1971 : Laurie Bartlett , Helen jewell , Peggy Lillie, Piedmont ; Laura Kane, Mill Valley; Mary Marchello, Sanh Price, Orindo; Connie Mendoza, Fresno; Sherrie OUenbreit, Kllhy Se reda, Wendy Weaver, Oakland; Nikki Sertich, Sacramento

November 3D, 1971: Sue Burnes, Palo Alto; Dana Ma ck , San Francisco; Barb Quatman , San Jose January 26, 1972' Jean Rowe, Piedmont. M arch 14 , 1972 : Lyon Zolezzi, Mill Valley.

Ca lif orn ia D.lta , U C L.A - September U, 1971 : Les· lie Av ery, Orinda ; Jeanette Barthel, Mi chelle G omes, Long Beach ; Jane Bo ny , Palos Verdes ; Liz Cheadle, Sierra M ad re ; Nancy Crawford, Elsa DaHmar, Menl o Park; Susan D omke. Carmel Valley ; Paige Ernster, Rolling Hills ; Robbyn Fanning, Saratoga; Linley Chris Hofman , Palo Alto; Margaret Miller, San Marino ; Kris Platzek; Whittier; Andrea Porten · ier, Sue Stanley, Los Angeles ; Laurie Raym o nd , Pasa · dena; Linda Taylor, La J o lla; Cheryl Vessadini , La Canada ; Lori V on Gunten, Los Alt os.

Ca li fo rni a Gamm a, Un iv.rsity of Sou t h rn Ca lifornia -M arch 13, 1972 : Maribeth Jennis cn, Corona del Mar

Ca li forn ia Z. fa , Un i... . rsif y of Californ ia (Santo 801'bara )-January 14, 1972: Jan M arholin, San Diego . April 0, 1972 : Tara Crowley, San Francisco; Mar. nie Dihl , Los Gatos; Nelline Kuhns , Terry Noel, Santa Barbara ; Barbara Roberts, Saratoga

Colorado Alph a , Unl rsity of Co lo rado-January, 1972 : Nancy Bartlell , Barban Flannery, Nan cy Fraze , Debbie Hler , Brooke Richards , Linda Stewart , Marcy

Colorodo 8.ta , Univ.rsity of Denv.r-Oc tober 7, 1971 Kare n Jenning s, Oklahom a Gty, Okla ; Vi ckie Schnell, South Dakota ; Ali ce $exton, Winnetka, JII .;

Sue Marra, Pepper Pike, Ohio; Nancy Cook , Arlington, Va ; Josephine Spalding, Greenwich , Conn.; Gayle Moberg , Palatine, III.; Leslie Waterman, Pleasant Valley, Iowa; Edith Hillman, Downington , Pa ; Donna Dietz, Julie Milligan, Pacifi c Palisades, Calif.; Wendy Ferguson , Cincinnati, Ohio; Andrea Nordbye, Minnitonka , Minn .; Lynn Mitchell , Audrey Knicker bocker, Sally Mathison, Los Angeles, Calif .; Cindy Starks, Golden; Robin Peake, Houston , Tex .; Elizabeth Saul, Winchester, Mass

Colorado Gamma Colorado Stat. Un lv.rs lty-Janu · ary 17, 1972: Margo Eiseman, Arvada; Sharon Hunter, Camillus, N.Y.; Carla Smith, Lancaste r, Calif.

January 24, 1972 : Iktsy Drake, Arlington Heights , III.; An n e Hawkins , Littleton; Judi Partridge, Arvada

April 17, 1972 : Co lleen Culligan, III. ; Laurie D ouglass, 'Colorado Springs; Dorothy Feighny , Littleto n ; Joan Hauser, Carlsbad , N .M .; Ma.ry Mc. Nurlen , Omaha , Neb .; Debra Peterson, Denver ; Diane Riet z, Owatonna, Minn .; Carol Root, Harrison; Villu cc i, Gloversville, N Y

Flo ri da 8.ta , Florida Stat. University-January 26, 1972 : Daphne Boyd, Bradenton; Susie Cason , Barban Van Trump, Ft. Lauderdale ; Jane Clark. Ft. Pierce ; (.o nOle Tyler , jacks o nville

April 13 , 1972 : Peggy Brady, West Palm Beach; Barbara Daniels, SI. Petersburg; Nancy Dunk , Lees· burg; Judy Luoozynski , Orlando ; judy Maltby , Hast · inBs; Carol Rauth , Winter Haven ; Lance Sullenberger, Tallahassee ; Mary Watsoo , Sarasota

April 18, 1972 : Debbie Heller, Savannah, Ga .

Flor ida De lt a , Un lv.rs ity of f ' or ld_ February 6, 1972: Kristen Frost, Elizabeth Carroll, Linda M oses, Kathy Varnyx

April 19, 1972 : Judy Sapp, Kathy Pierce

G. org ia Alpha , Unl .... rslt y of G.orgio--January 17, 1972 : LuAnne Ackermann, Atlanta

January 2S, 1972: Becky Lauderdale, Due West , S c.

February 16, 1972 : Diane Simpson, Columbia, S c.

Idaho Alpha , Un iv."lty of tdah_ March 6, 1972 : Martha Ames , Moscow; Jeanne Bought on, Coeur d ' Alene; Susan Jackson , Spokane, Wash

IIlIno ll 8.ta - D.lta , Kno x ColI ge-April 21, 1972 : Judith Bence, Flossmoor; Cynthia Wells , Champaign

May 8 , 1972 : Claudia Crump Galesburg .

Main. Alpha Uni "ity of Maine--A pril n, 1972 BonOle Mac Pherson , Cape Elizabeth

IlIinoil Z.ta Uni rsity of illinois-April 9, 1972 C o nnie Bums , Tremont

IIlI no ll Eta , Milliki n Unlve ' I I'y- February 8, 1972 : Nancy Wright , Carthage.

Illi no b Th.ta , Bradl.y Un lve"i ty-J oa nne Churchill, Glen Ellyn ; Kenna Grubb, Kankakee; Carol King, Peoria; Robyn Leslie, Glenview; D o nna M alley, Peo · ria; Jane McCahi ll , Alton; Mary Mcintosh , Birmingham, Mich .; Noel Toussq' , Wilken , Conn.

Ind iana Gamma , Butl r Unl verli ty- Ma.rch 7, 1972 : Jill Burgess , Park Ridge, III.

March 19, 1972 : Nora D onahue, Park Ridge, Ill. ; Betsy Mitchell , Indianapolis

Ind iana Ep IU on , D.Pal,lw Un l.... nl ty- February 2', 1972 : Sarah Burgess, Albi on, Mi ch .; Cindy Capp, Northbrook , III .; Nancy EM, Springfield, Mo.; Cindy Feder, Oswego, III .; D ebby Grant , Bucksville, Ohio ; Dawn Hedmark, Bloomington; Helen Kane, Suzi Neutse l, Drudi Webster, Joan Yerges , St . Louis , Mo.; Danna Sue Kendall , Louisville, Ky.; Carolyn Leedy, Alliance , Ohio ; Ann McCutchan, Evansville ; Cissy Muller , Portage ; Kathy Reigle, Litchfield, Mi ch .; Nancy Smith, I ndianapolis ; Chris Steinberger, Park Ridge, JlJ.; Cally Steussy, New Castle April 21, 1972 : Susan Brown, Michigan Gty; Janet Buck, Mt. Prospect, Ill .; Christine Ca ldwell, Terre Haute ; Colleen Clifford, Bellwood, 111.; Susan Emi son, Vincennes ; Natalie Fox , Indianapolis ; Nancy Gibbons, Kenm o re, N.Y.; Nancy Green , Chicago, 111.; Julie Len ox, Lebanon ; Wendy Lewis, St. Charles, III .; Kathy Snell , Evansto n, III .; Betsy Stricker, Middle· town, N }.

Io wa Alpha , Io wa W.II.yan ColI.SI..--February 24, 1972 : Laurena Hunter, Lomax, III .; Cheryl Luehr, Lombard, III .; Nancy McMahan , Hamilton, 111. ; Jan· ice Ri ce, Poland , Ohio; Patti Sanderson, Covington, Ind ,; Lynn Schulz, Hinsdale , III. : Li nda Va ccaro, Toms River, N ,J

Ka nl a l Alph a, Unl nity of Ka nl a l-April 26, 1972 : Barbara Jarvis, Winfield ; Cindy Chandler, Topeka; Anne Prochazka, Liberal.

Kan i a ' a ta , Kan l a s Stat Un l nlty- March " 1972: Barb Floyd , Lawrence; Karen Cott, Belle Plain; Jan Nelson, Shawnee Missi on; Diane Harness , Coldwater

Ma rylan d hla , Unl Alty of 14 , 1972: Gretchen Hel en Nonhpon, N ,Y .; Ellen A. Flood, Coatesville. Pa.; Mary Pillon, Rockville; Margaret Ann Rand o lph , Silver Spring; Patti Shapiro, Bethesda; Gwen Wigand, Beltsville ; Kathleen West , Potomac.

Ma ll a chusatfl Alpha , BOlt on Unl nlty-Febru ary 9, 1972 : Debonh Cunningham, Bethlehem, Pa.: Pamela Goff, H ancock, N .Y .; Jennifer Spivey, West Palm Beac h. Fla .; Susan Wheelock, Hancoc k, N.Y.

MllliSllppi leta , Uni nity of Milliulppi-Febru ary 24, 1972: Cathy Carter, Texarkana , Texas ; Barinra Thomp5Ofl, Tallahass«, Fla

Millaurl Gamma , Drury ColI . g..--september 10, 1971 : Shireen Mahvi , Tehran , Iran; Ellen Kuebrick , Barbara Hawkins , St. Louis; Marilyn Fahl , Jill Rhoten, Springfield; Jill Mallinson, Chatham, N J .; Jill Hambri ck, Tulsa, Okla .; Marsha Robbins, Trenton; Susa n Senn, Thaye r ; Jackie Reser, Marsha ll ; Jan Wil. Iiams , Seymour.

March 9, 1972: Ann Hulsey, Farmington; Ann Reyno lds , Springfield.

Montana Alpha , Montana Stat Un i " lty- Lauri Westlake, Bozeman ; Patti Young, Butte; D ianna Spa rgur, Colorado Springs, Colo .; Ann Courtney, D u· l uth, M inn .; Karen Gertsan , Fort Benton; Candy Frerck , Verna Tra.ng, Glasgow; Joy Maichel , Ha rr ison; Carla Peck, H avre; Joannie Moore, Theresa Y ou nger, Helena; Robin Lawyer, Nigeria ; Kay K iaboe, Salem, Ore .; Jady Steele, Somers; Meta Van Nerhave, Wayzate, Minn.

N.w Mexico Beta , Na w Mex ico Stat. Unl.... "ltyFebruary , 1972 : Jackie Bloth, Alamogordo ; Sarah Clarke, Grants; Pany Conroy, EI Paso, Tex .; Laquita White, Hobbs ; Colette D empsey, Hur ley; Linda Lasch , D ebbie Melton, Nancy Wilde, Las Cruces; Sue Green , Karen Kruetch, Kay Perry, Santa Fe; Robi n Scott.

N.w Yortt Gamma , St Law r nc. Un l nl ty-March II , 1972: Betsy Billingto n, New Hartfo rd ; Nancy Cahn, Huntingto n ; Lauren Ennis, Watertown; Susan Gray , Greenbush; Anne Marie Huber, Larchmont; Wendy M cMillan, Woodcliff Lake; Anne Falk, Che· sire, Conn .; Amy Rrce , Wilmington, [)col.; Carol Larson, Pittsfield , Mass .; Pamela Mackiernan , Canton, Mass .; Cathy Carr, Manchester, N.H.; Elizabeth Dehls , M ountainside, N.}.; Ba.rinra O 'Connell, Scotch Plains, N J .; Catherine Savage, Westfield, N }.

North Ca rolin a Alpha , Unl rsl ty of North Ca ra lln oJanua.ry, 1972 : Priscilla Bun, Stuan Smith, Winsto n· Salem; Peggy Craig, Lisa Morissty, Nashville, Tenn .; Anne Dav is, Janeen Ledford , Raleigh ; Jill Gross, High Point; Barbara Kinsbury , Greensboro; Elizabeth Lewis, Jackson; Angie Sloan, Charlotte

North Da kota Alpha , Unl rs ity of North DakotoMarch 3, 1972 : Kris McDonald, Grand Forks; Barb Hagel , Rugby: Jan Honek , Augus, Minn .; Jill Dien, Ruth Wirtzfield , Sentinel Butte; Sue Nelson, Debbie Thingstead, Fargo.

Oh io Eta , D.nison Unl .... nity- April 10 , 1972: Nancy Gl ier, Fort Thomas, K y.; Kath erine Sewall , St. Paul , Minn

Okl a homa Alpha , Un l rllty of Oldaho m February 6, 1972 : Wilma Donaldson. Linda Lipsinki, Rosemary Ma lone, Reg ina Romano, Oklahoma City; Dana J ones, Bristow ; Susan W atso n, Tulsa .

Oklahoma B.ta , Oklahomo Sta t Unlv."Ity-)anuary 3 1, 1972 : Nikki Miles, Ponca Gty; Patt i Fisher, Sand Springs; Benita Elliott, Altus ; Kathy Bruns, Pawn«.

Oregon Gamma , WillameHe Un i nify- February 21, 1972 : Marcella Gruenbtcg. D aly City, Calif .

Oregon Delta , Portland Stot. Un iversi ty- Kate Bu ckingham, Pat D rum, Maureen Yandle, Bonnie Yo rk , Portland

Pennsylvania ae'a , Buckne ll Un lveni ly- February 9 1912 : Joy ce Beamon, lucy King, Philadelphia ; Feli ce BUSI O, Rutherf ord, N }. ; Dale D enman, Blue Bell; Su o san Fischer, Fl o rham Park N J .; Cathy Grant, Briarcliff Mano r , N.Y .; ummo, Westbury, N Y .; Carol M alesardi , Demarest, N.}.; Marcia Mohlie, Greenwich , Conn .; Susan Nixon, New C astle; M erilee Ross, Arm on k, N.Y.; Beverly Huntingdo n Valley ; Barbara Smith , Rockville. Md .; Susan Ziska , Endwell , N Y

Pennsylvania Gamma , Dickinson ColI.g.-Marc h 1 , 1972 : Caren Carey, W ilmington, D elaware; Suzanne Daly, Paulsboro , N J.; Claire D eBlasio , Pelham, N Y ; Carolyn Ewels , Concord, Calif.; Barb Fei no ur , H arrisburg; D ale Ferguson , Plainsville, Conn ,; An dy Fiedle r, Fo rt Washingt o n ; Barba ra Geyer, Briar Cliff Manor, N Y ,; D ebbie H ughes, Bl oomsburg; H ar ri et H utson , Falls Church , Va .; linda K o rn , Bala· Cynwyd; Terry M aher , Palmyra, N .Y .; Di ane Marcus · Chatham , N .J .; M ere dith M artin, Aus ti n, Texas ; M ary Mi chener, M o rr isto wn , N.J.; J ean Ray mond, Gr een. N ,Y ,; Ann e Spa rks H ya tt sv ill e. M d ; Lin Sla plet o n , H o lmdel, N ,J .; Julie Szakas, N e w Brittain; Margie Wait , Cranford, N ,J.

Pennsylvania Epsilon , Penn State Un iverslty-Feb ru · ary 8 , 1972: Amy Beres , Philipsburg; A nn Bowman, MI , Gretna ; Debbie H ask e , Broomall; Cindy M inn s New Cumberland; D o ren Remmey, Newtown; Lisa Sheesley, Du bois; Sarah Tru xa ll, Lancaster,

South Dakota Alpha , Un ive rsity of South February 16, 1972 : Ja ckie Searl , H umboldt.

Tennene. .eto Vanderbilt- February 8 , 1972: M ary Allen , Lookout M o untain; K atie Baehr, Carol}'n Gaisford , P itts burgh, Pa .; Li sa Bo rdeaux, M eridian, M iss ,; Nina Brazell , L inda Proti va , Atlanta , Ga ; Lo u Ann Brown, Patti Lamm , Nancy M o rgan, D a llas , Tex .; Anne Clambers, New Castle, rn d .; Chri sti Couch , H ot Springs, Ark .; Berry Cunningham , Betsy Gayle, H ounon, Tex ; Gregg Cu ster, Upper Saddl e

THE ARROW OF PI

8ETA PHI

Rive r, N J .; Becky Denham , M e rcy Priet o, Louisville, Ky .; M yra Friedli , Sue Sadler, Nashville ; H olly Hurst. New Castle, Del.; Betty fngle , Sevierville ; Nita f rby , Memphi s; Lynne Ka zan n wski, Yardley Pa .; Judy K epler, Medford Lakes , N.J.; Maril yn Mantil. le r. K irkwood. M o.; Emily Marti n, Clarksville ; Barby Peni ck , Little Rode. Ark .; Kari J o Peterso n, Boca Ra· ton, Fla .; Linda Rogers , New H yde Park, N Y .; K athy Sa nders, Kn oxvi lle ; Amy Turner, Pittsburg; Ca roly n Wils o n , Cincinnati, Ohio

Tenne"ee Delta Memph is State Unive rsi ty- February 6, 1972 : Barbara Co bb, Arab , Ala ; Patt i Grossman, Colum bia , T en n .; Kitty Anderson, M ary Klank, M em ph is

Tn a Delta , Tnos Chrlsllan Un iversi ty- February 28, 1972 : Barbara V an Kirk, Evansto n , Ill.

Vermont 8eto , University of Vermont-February 9, 1972: Susan Allen , Ann Bahrenburg , C ynthia H all, Burlinp;t o n ; Laurie Burdett , Barre ; Al ice H afner , D an · ville; M ary D oup hinen, Scarborough, M e .; El isa Kre iner. Snyder, NY .: Adri enne Leinwand , Flushing, N Y .; Rh onda LuCasey. Ridgew ood, N J. ; Pardee, Lakewood, O h io; Laura White , N .Y.

Washington Be t a , Walhington State University-Decembe r 14 , 1971: K athy Argen s, Ann e Bayard, Ja ckie Ree ves , Seattle ; Paula J o nes , Mar tha Lacy , O o nita Peplinski, Spokane ; Melissa M ize. Chehalis ; Charlotte Rogers , Los Alros, Calif ; Perry Sunell , Stei la coom; Ma rilou Sweeney , Pullman ; Kar la Van Dyk , Lynden; D ebbie W ilson , M erce r Island

We.t Virg inia Alpha , West Virg inia Unlvenity-Sep · tember 23 , 1971 : Sylvia A ngotti West o n ; K athy Basi l. Follansbee; Julie Beard , Nitr o; Ann e Bucher. Lan· caste r, Pa .; Becky Garren, (barlest o n ; Joanne Greer, Ri chwood : M oey Iris h , Parkersburg ; Becky M irandy, Vicki Zambito, Wh eeling ; Ka thy Old aker, Buchan non ; Ann ette Podratsky, Whetling ; Jenny Porter, Hun tington; H ilarie Pri ce. M onroeville, Pa January 30, 19 72: Sandy Brumbaugh. Janet D orn , Pittsburgh , Pa .; Jani ce D ybell , Cano ns· burg, Pa ; Jane J ohnso n, Lewisburg ; Jan et Pence , New Martinsville ; Susan Sites , Franklin

February 9. 1972 : Pam D ailey, A palachin, N .Y.; J acquely n Wheeler, Rupert

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These young women have initiated into pj Beta Phi chapters since Do 1971.

Alabama a lo , Un iven lty of Alabama- February 20, 1972: Karla Billingsly, Pam Chandler, Lisa Phillips , Lane Smith, Lynn Stewart, Pam Yeatman, Ellen Lester, Birmingham; Betsy Driscoll , Lenore Gadel , Kathy Hyman, Peg K ennedy, Cindy Lyle, lee Quina, M o· bile; M ary Ann )onakin, Lana Poehler, H untsville; D ebbie Hudson, Gail Danner, Becky Griffith, Nash · ville, Tenn .: K athy Kelly, Wetumpka; Jane Shelly, Troy; Trudi Reid, Debbie D urant, Miami , Fla .; Amy Robe rtson. Kathy Turner, Chattanooga, Tenn

Alabama Gamma , Auburn Un iversity-January 1'. 1972: Cathy Mintz, Huntsville; Mary Ann Boney, Carol J ohnson, Carol Tew, M ontgomery; Jeanne Cummings, Columbus , Ga .; Jody Hallman , Joy Land , Kim Oxford , Leigh Ann Stegall , Susan Strickland, Sylvia Vanderford , Geri Wood, Vickit York, Birmingham; Kathy Hartzog , Abbeville Susan H eimlich, Villanova , Pa. ; Susan Kohl, Cullman; Lucy Little, Auburn; Joy Shehan, Metaire, La.; Marla Talton, Deland , Fla ; Cathy Newton, Macon, Ga

April 16, 1972 : Rosemary Pearsall , Huntsville ; Cyndi Bailey, Montgo mery; Emily Crabbe, Orlando, Fla .: Marianne Higg ins, Atlanta , Ga . ; Tvy Ja c ks o n , Ta\ledega; A nn Nichols, Jan Prickett , Gadsden; Cecily Hornick , D aytona Beach, Fla.

Alb.rta Alpha , Un lve n ity of Alb rto-- February 4, 1972: Helen Outhet , Dale Hensley , Debby Zutter, Cindy Waring, Sandy Kennedy, Wendy Brown , Edmonton

March 30, 1972 Colleen Sullivan, D enver, Col orad o; Peggy Hut chison, Helen Young , Ca 01 Wilinski, Edmonton

Ar iz ona Alpha , Un lv n lt y of Ar b ono--March 4, 1972: Julie Biner, Cherie Coates, Tracey McTnerney , Los Angeles, Calif ; Janie Cowles, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mi ch.; Robin H oltze, Sioux City, Iowa; Jani e Gage , Santa M o ni ca. Calif.; Sharyn Hlavac, Betsy Palmer, Nan c y Stimweis, Phoenix ; Ann Keppl e, Mesa; Claudia K och, Delray Bea ch, Fla .; Judy K ozak, South River, N J .; Leslie M o rgan , Lynn Perry , Oklahoma City. Okla ; Cathy Payson, Patti Russell , Tu cso n; Ferris M cKinn ey-Smith, Paducah , Ky .; Chris Pruneau, Anon , Mass .; Kathy Sogard , Great Falls, M ont.; Cindy Wright, Dalla s, Texas .

Ark on s o s Alp ha , Un l rslty of Ark an s a s-January 29, 1972 : Betty Anders on, Magn olia; Brenda Bate · man , Clarendon ; Deborah Brann on, Cindy H olt, B«ky Fratesi, Pine BluR' ; Ann Crigger, Blytheville ; Laurie Cronin, Ceile Erwin. Karen Henry, Becky Ja ckson, Ellen Stevens, Little Rock ; Mall o ry Culpepper, SU5an Hyde, Alexandria, La ; Fran Henderson , Debbie Da vis, Dallalli , Tex .; Leslie Johnson, Jacksonville ; Lindy King , Texarkana; Janet Mueller, Norlh Litde

Rock; Mitzi Noble , Searcy; Winifred Ross, Carol Sample, EI D orado; Carolyn Eutsle r, H ouston, Tex . ; Anne Stinson, Margie Walker, Camden; Re,litina Wilks, Stuttgart.

Arkon l a l B.to , Uni rl ity of Arkonlo l ot Littl. Rock - February 6, 1972 : Vicki Broach, Janice Bonds, Sharon D owling, Sarah D ea l, Julie Smith, Julie Swaim , Beverly Manin. K im Pyle, Little Rock; Christine Corrado, Becky Green , H ot Springs.

Collfornlo Beta , Un l rsi ty of Califo rn ia {B rke ley lFebruary 17, 1972: Laurie Bartlett , Debbie Higgins, Helen Jewell , Peggy Litlle, Piedmont; Sue Burnes, Palo Alto ; Jani ce Dunn , Connie M endoza, Fresno; Laura Kane , Mill, Valley ; D ana Mack , San Francisco; Sherrie Ottenbreit, Kathy Sereda, Wendy Weaver, Oakland; Mary Marchello, Sarah Price, Orinda; Barb Quatman, San Jose ; Nikki Serti c h, Sacramento

Califor ni a Gamma , Un lv rsity of South rn Cal ifo rnia - March 4, 1972 : Cindy Allison , Chicago, III .; Anne Austin , Amy Keek, San M arino; Jane Bozarth, H eidi M yers, Rolling Hills; Pam Brasure , Whittier ; Cindy Brennan , Sallie Paquette, Long Beach; Marsie Campbell, Costa Mesa; Laura G ibbons, Coronado; Helen Kawashima, T o kyo, Japan; Jean Kelly, Brooke Oltt, Arcadia; Robbie Livingston, Weslwood Village ; Toni Staser. Los Ang e les; Lita Valdes, Chula Vi s ta ; Dana Webster, Corona del Mar

Calif o rnia O.lt a , UClA-October 16 , 1971 : Gail Boyd. Woodland Hills ; Rilda Brostrom, Nancy Wilson, Los Altos ; Claudia Caldwell, Bakersfield; Nancy Cone, Ventura; Jody Sieffen, Clarem o nt ; Nancy Takagi, Mountain

January 29, 1972: Leslie Av ery, Orinda ; Jeanette Barthel, Long Beach ; Jane Bony, Pal os Verdes; Liz Cheadle, Sierra Madre ; Nancy Crawford, Menl o Park ; Susan D omke, Carmel Valley; Paige Ernster, Rolling Hills; Robby Fanning, Sarat oga; Mi chelle G omes Long Beach ; Linley Hodge, Chris Hofman , Palo Ah o; Margaret Miller , San Marino ; Andrea Po rtenier, Los Angeles; Laurie Raymond , Pasadena; Sue Stanley, Los Angeles ; L inda Taylor, La Jolla; Cheryl Vessad ini. La Canada.

April 4, 1972: Elsa Dallmar, Menlo Park ; Kris Planek , Whittier ; Lori V o n Gunten. Los Altos

Californ ia Z to , Unlv rli ty of Cal ifo rni a {Sa nto l or1971 : Anne Geary , Altadena ; Joan M iche, EI Cerrito; Susan Minlcley, Arcadia ; Pamela Orth. M ountain View ; M arilyn Roy , Tustin ; Carolyn Sandeen, Reseda

February 16, 1972 : Cindy Abbott , San Mar ino; Janet Arnold. L..ra yeue ; M arcy Head. Oklahoma Ci ty, Okla .; Laura Leslie, Fremont; Wendy McQuad e, 109

Thousand Oaks; Ri cc i M ann, Campbell; Gayle I':orton , EI Paso, Tex.; Bonnie Poo re, Red Bluff ; Jnd Sheila Stuart, San toga

Co lorado Alpha , Un l.... , Iity o f Col o,ad_ Fall , 1911; Robin Bevan , lois Covillo, Susan Douglau, Kat hleen Fl aler, Ellen Gauntt , Diane M agee, Barbara Mansfield, Jann Ell yn M c Brid e. Ann e Schne ide r , Barbara W areham,

Spring 1972: Catherine Carnegi e, Jul ie Evans, Bonnie Geary , Judith Ha cksta fJ , Eli zabet h Ingham , Linda Light, Linda Lockwood, D ia ne McC oy. J oan P ieper, Susan Repetti, Lor il )'n Simmons, Ann Simon

Colorado Ga mm a , Colorado Stot. Un iv."lt y---O< lOber 1:5, 1971 : Ka t ie Bauer, Boulder ; Carol Casson Carso n , Io w a; Susie Erbschloe, Langl y Air Force 8 ase, V a,; Sha r on Weber, Lilli eto n Febru ary 12 , 1972 : Cindy Benton, Glen wood Springs; lkcky Burk s, Karen Llewell yn, Susan Mo r r ow, Englewood: Jeanne Chance , Balboa He ights, Panama ; Suzanne Green , littleto n : Bonn ie Herrle, Gran d lake ; Jenny J o nes, Kirkw ood, M o.; Anne Mc· Ginnies. Ft. Collins; Chr is ti Neils , H ono lulu, H awaii; Joanne Rums ey, Wallingfo r d, P a.; Sue Shadek , Aurora, Ohi o; Jean Torrey , Western Springs, III.

Conn.dlc ul Alpha , Un l rsl ly of Conn d lcul-No · vember " 1970 : Kathy Lee Anderson, East H artford; Candace Christ opher, Wallingford; Ellen Ka s par , Falmo uth, Mass .; Sandy Kasura , West N yac k , N Y .; Peggy O ' Connell , Norfo lk , Va .; lili Sakowit z, Tren · ton, N J .; Maureen Tanguay , New Britain ; Kathy W asie le. SlOrrs; M elanie Zmija, l:1nsing Ill. Ma y. 1971 : K at hy Pl oszaj, Hartfo rd November 10 , 19 7 1: Nancy Kosswig Farmingto n ; Wendy Reeves , Norwalk.

Florldo B ,o , Flori da Stal Uni rsi ty- February 26, 1972 : Maril yn Burgess, St Petersburg; Peggy Calla· han, Joy Shy tIe , Ft Lauderdale ; Lyn n Carter, Columbus , Ga .; Beth Deitrich , Anna Mari a Beach; D ebbie Diez, lu fkin, Tex .; Ann e Dupree, Susan Sigler, Mi· ami; Jane Laybold, R ive rv iew; Pa m M cM a h on, Tina Spoon, Charlotte, N C.; Ro b in M c Ph e rso n , Wash ing· ton D C.; J o an M o rgan , Orland o; Alan a M oye r , Coral G ables; Mary Ann e Osborn, Jacksonville ; Susan Ro· well. Panama City; Teri Etheridge, Lake Cif)'; Donn a H olbrook, Clearwater .

Florida O.lta , Un l r. ity of Florldo-- March 4, 1972: Audrey Carniero Leao, Miami ; Sharo n D o la n , Sue Ellis , Orland o; D iane Dugoni , Miami Sh o res ; Mary EI· len J o hn son, Ga inesv ille; Becky Purser, Ran do lph Air Fo r ce Base, Tex .; Pat Sa tterthwa ite, Binghamton, N Y .; M aureen Some r v ille , H o llywood; M arie W il· Iiams, Panama City.

G org lo Alp ha , Uni rslty of Georg io-Oc tober 1971: Nancy Sue A ughinbaugh, Bethesda , M d.; Patn· cia Ann W ood, St Petersburg Fla .; Brenda Gail Co· wart , East P oint; K athleen V l owe r, Aiken , SCi Bonnie Roy Beveridge, Susan Stephens Goodman. At· lanta

January 30, 1972 : Joanne Dey, D ebbie Gay. V Ic ki

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Knigh t, Tracy M i l es, Lillian Ru do lph Atlanta : Carol Jacobson , Augu sta; Patti Gregg, Sally Warren, Wilmingto n , IX!. ; li z Clesen , Sko kie , III .; Nancy M oo re, Cheraw. S c.; Iren e Nelson, SI. Simon's Isl and; Susan Prescott, Bradent o n , Fla .; Jill Sa)'e, A thens; Debb ie W illiams. M o uluie . May 7, 1972 : .Be tsy Bennitt August a; LuAnne A ck· ermann, Atl anta: Di ane Simpson , C o lumbia , S c. ; EI len M asengill, Bl ou nt ville, Tenn .; Susan Butler, lafayette

Idaho Alph a, Un l r.l ty of 12, 1972 : Dian e Britzmann, M osco w; Kay Ch r istensen . Blac kf oo t ; Cathy Curtis , 51. J oh n , Wash .; Deni Evans Bend, Ore .; Debbie Good, Camareuo , Calif. ; Chri s· tine Gag on, Idaho Fall s; Judy Hansen , Boise; Jan H o ffbuhr, Ju dy H i n z, Burley ; Sally Jensen , Spokane , Wash .; Jani Jam eso n , Clarkston, Wash .; M olly Jones, M oscow; Lillian Kuga , Fruitland : Benita L eo nard , Boise; Ba rhar a Sehlmeyer, Los Alt os, Calif.; Debb ie Shaffer, Coeur d'Alene; Karen Whiteman , Cambridge

IIlInol B fo - O.lto , Knox ColI.ge--April 23, 1972 : l i nd a Agnew , Savanna ; Darlene D om b ro wski, Chicago; Mari e Winters , Decatu r

IIl1no l. Z.ta , Un l r. lty of II l1 no i.-october 2, 1971 : Caro l Bu sc h , lebano n ; Becky Carlton, Park Forest ; Kathy Frede rick , Urbana; D ebbie Grennan, W oodstock; Cynrhia H nrn , Western Springs; Diane Jecke l, D elavan ; laura Kapr os, Barrington; Nan cy Kemp , Chi ca go H eights; Carol K ing, Ri ve r Forest; Susan Kraus , La Grange; Marianne l eesman, lin col n ; Mi · c helle M ailloux, Fowlt:'r, Ind.: Lynn Merri ck, Marcia M o rr o w Glen Ellyn ; Cynthia Mill e r , Arl ingt o n Heights ; Mary Margaret O'Malley, Farmer City ; Patty Rahe , N ort hbroo k ; Kathi Starrick , H errin; Charle ne Slezak , Berwyn ; Susan Sugan o, Ch icago; l ynn Whit · son, lake Bluff ; Sall y Yousling , Sycamo re November 20. 1971 : Beth Larey, Gal ena; Debbie N o vak, Wa ukegan; Suzanne Prit ch a rd , Olney ; Sally Shepherd, Riv er F o rest ; Laura Stonitsch, J oliet. A p r il I ), 1972: Ann Bit zer, Shelbyville; li sa Bouil Ion. Litchfield; Barbara Court , Sti ckney; Nancy Craw ford, Oak Lawn; Mary Dragic h , Westc hester ; Cheryl Elberson , W o nd e r Lake ; Sha ron Farquha r, Arl ingt o n H eig hts : Joan Hedge'S, Ro bin so n ; J oa n Hunt , Berkeley; lin da Kan es ki , Wes te rn Springs; Laura Ki o lbasa Oak Park ; Dawn li ve rg ood, libb y Watk i ns, Decatur ; Jedy Lubl iner, H omewood; Ann lukeman , Ja c ksonville; Jani ce Ma ch , Be rwyn ; Patti Mal o ney, linda Zdenek. laGrange; Elizabeth Novaria , Green Bay , Wis .; Kar in P olso n , Palos Pa r k ; H o ll y Po vlsen , Sycamo re ; Nancy Rankin , Champaign ; Andrea Swengel, Henry

Illino is Eta , Milliki n Un i r.l t y- February 19, 1972: Ka re n Berry , Di ane H i ll , Nancy lyn ch, Debbi e M iller, Claudia Robens. D ecatu r ; Patt y Bukowski , Ar· lington H eilt hts ; Lynn Dasc hl er, Kansas City , M o_; lindsay Da vis, Indianapolis, In d.; Pam Dy cus, East Alton; Betty Ebert, Washingt on; Kathy E ve rhardt , Toledo; Sue Fischer. Springfield; Kath y Gardner, Watseka; DebbIe Goodrich, Lake Forest; Nancy Ir· win, D avenpon, Jowa; Sally Kohl, Ne-w H o lland ;

Moore , Peggy Smith, Mattoon; Katie Muldowney, Te· naily, N.J.; Jill Perone, Sterling; Linda Peters, Wood River; Kris Aurora; Liz Shively, Elgin; Deb· bie Simpson, Henry; Sue White, Rockton.

IIlInol. Theta , Bradley Un iveni ty-January 30 , 1972: Marg aret Bakutis, Oak Lawn; Sara Ann Bonde, Elm· hurst; Jeanne Cunningham, Mt. Prospect; D ebbie Granko, Bonnie Hinds , Peoria; Ann Hutchison, West· em Springs; JoAnn Jones, Northbrook; Marlene Mestemacher. Maryvill e; Melissa M orin, Fulton, N.Y .; Sue Reinansperger, McHenry; Nancy Ritter, Chicago; Sherry Sisco, Broadview; Patricia Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich .; Cathy Struzynski, Chicago; Mary Thomas, Rockford ; Nancy Willi ams, Lisle; Laurie Zelenka, Addi son.

Ind iana Alpha , Franklin Colleg..--March ll, 19 72: Ruth Ann Anderson, Shelbyville; Betty D ehoney, Whiteland; Ellen D ethlefs, Columbus; Sandra Hacker, Melin da Pease, Franklin; Brenda Killmer, Frankfo rt ; Mary Jane Madigan , New Hyde Park, N.Y.; Karyl Northrop, Rockville, Md .; Lynn Spencer, Acton, Mass .; Jeanne Winstead, Chicago, III.

Ind iana Gamma Butler University-..()ctober 16, 1971: Laurie H oyt, Ingrid Ozols, Beth Reynolds, Indianapolis.

February 19, 1972: Debbie Anderson, Debra Co· wart, Louisville, Ky .; Janet Arm strong, Rockville Center, N.Y.; Jo.Beth Corey, Mooresvi lle; Carolyn Dornsife, Martin svi lle, N.].; Diane Hum ph rey, Evansville; Donna LotHand, Indianapolis; Nancy Schultz, Waunamasa, N.].; Laurie Elwell, Rochester, N.Y.; Nancy Seghetti, North Judson; Kathy Trosper, Crawfordsville; D onna Zay, Hunt ington.

Iowa Alpha Iowa We .ley an Colleg..--September 18, 1971 : Linda Edstrom, Moline, III.; Gayle Eilbracht , Barrington, III. ; Nadine Garr, Sandy Hamilton, Arlington Heights, III.; Nita Patterson , Elgin.

February 19. 1972 : Debra Adair, Williamsburg; Amy Boal, Mt. Pleasant ; Paula Graham , Burlington; Barb Lorentz, Homewood, III.; Joan Norcross, Bushnell, III.

Konsa. Alpha , Un lvenlty of Kan sas-April 8, 1972 : Denise Aberle, Brenda Hanks, Wichita ; Dianne Alford , Sally Baldwin , Vicky Dexter, Jann Dreher, Kathy Wells, Shawnee Mission ; Mary Boyd , Prairie Village; Marty Bradshaw, Abilene; Cathy Bunten, Topeka ; Ann Dillon, Hutchinson; Sarah Emert , St. Louis, Mo .; Vivian Heidenrei ch, Penny Perme, Candy Williams, Leawood; Judy Holliday, Kansas City; Marilyn Ice, Lawren ce; Mary Miller, Glendale, M o.; Liz Phillips, Ulysses; Beth Roush , Jean Wismer, Overland Park; Ze Taylor, Winfield

Kania. Beta, Konlo, State University-J ulie Bourk, Kansas City; Susan Perrin , McPherson

October 31. 1971: Mary Lewis, Garden City; Karen Schumacher, Salina; Riva Steffen, Burdette.

February " 1972: Sally Adair, Overland Park ; Sandy Anders on, Susan Hansen , Marion; Sandy Barenkamp, Georgia Nesselrode, Margaret Reister, Shaw-

nee Mission; Kathy Berentz, Eureka ; Mary Binford, Liberal; Susan Bruce, Karen Kelly. Pam M cCaleb, Suzie Moore, Val Nelson, Marty Willis, Wichita; Janey Campbell , D iana Hess, Patti Meisne r, Phyllis Salmon, Manhaltan ; Cathy Claasen, Great Bend; Cara. Iyn Eddy, H ayes; Jana Evans, RusselviJle, Ark .; Ann Gantz, Ness City; Connie H oth, Omaha , Neb.; Deb· bie Mitchell, Dodge City; Debbie Lingl e, Susan Perrin , McPherson; Terry Neil, New Y o rk, N.Y.; Cisty Hund, Paxico; Mary Kingsl ey, Hutchinson; Julie Bourk , Leawood.

Kentucky Beta, Un ivenlty of KentUCky-Feb ruary 11, 1972: Jean Bag lan, Carrollto n; Linda Begley, K ettering, Ohio; Patty Bowen , Columbus, Ohi o; M arietta Canale, Memphi s, Tenn .; Kathy C arpenter, Farryll Dillo n, Mary Field, Michelle Hancock, Nancy Rh odes, Darrell Thomas, Lo uisville; Mary Beth Conrad, Susan Kavenaugh, Lee Wyma, Lexington; Betsy Denning, Russellville; Karen Emberton, Edmonto n ; Jan Frazee, Bay Village, Ohio; Barbara Gallenstein, Fort Mitch· ell; Kathy Gross, laGrange, Ill .; Sherry Irvine, Nash. ville. Tenn.; Brooke McQuade, Indianapoli s, Ind .; Pam Ropek, Lincolnwood, 111. ; Steph Sandefer, Park Forest, III.

Loui.lona Alpha Newcomb Colleg..--February 28, 1972: Jaime Crow, Helen Loker, New Orleans; Kath. ryn Miller, Gretchen Neff, Sally Whittington, Me · linda Wi lson, Austin, Tex ; Mary Helen Beecherl, Dallas , Tex.; Honey Brow n, Chattanooga. Tenn.; Annie Dupree. Weldon, Ark .; Dia Frierson, Kensingt on, Ga.; Pari Fuller, Flo Worth , Tex.; Lucinda Huffman Midland, Tex.; Janie Law , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Debbie Lo zie r, San Jose, Costa Rica; Frannie McCoy, Charleston, West Va .; Anne Pence, Kansas City, M o.; Jodie Sartor, Nashville. Tenn.; Camille Simpson , H ouston, Tex.; Ginger Stein, Lookout Mountain, Tenn.; Liz Wood, W innekta, III.

louisiana aeto, Lou l.lan o Stale Univen ity-February 26, 1972 : lynn Bani, Mary Irene Edwards, Vi vian Freyre, Melissa Moles, Donna Mullins, Florence Turner, Baton Rouge; Suzanne Bensabat Margaret Brady, Sydney Culley, Susan Garver, Lynn LaBreche, Diane Weiss, Corinne Wood, New Orleans ; Michelle Chapman, Cynthia Rivers, M onroe; Debby Crotty. Judith Montgomery. Lafayette; Mary Helen Burns , Kathleen Loe, Jonesboro; Cynthia Burris. Shreveport ; Marilyn Garrett, Alexandria; Sally Graugnard, St. James; Nanette Koch, Bayou Goula; Elizabeth Le· Blanc, Napoleanville ; Pamela Mu sso, New I beria; Sharon Randall, Newellton; Emily Wotford. Hammond; Marion (Bootsie) Bogan, Nancy Harri s, H ouston, Tex.; Alison Flowers, Dallas, Tex .; Nancy Clark , Laurel , Miss .; Billee Joyce Mitchell, Meridian , Miss .; Laura Duffy, Chattanooga , Tenn.; Martha Jeffords , Bainbridge , Ga.; Lori Patterson , Chatham, N.].

Ma ine Alpha . Un lvenity of Ma ine- Lo uise Magn o, Gloria Sarle.

April I', 1972: Deborah Adams , Houlto n ; Jacqueline Bernier, Waterville; Nancy Boyer, Lewiston; Barbara Harding Tewksbury, Mas5 .; Myrna J o hnston, Melrose, Mass .; Vi cto ria Jordan, Windham; KathJem

Anne Matthews. Portland; Linda Levesque, Auburn; Reb«a. Lyon, Kennebunck; Nancy Maj or, Oro no ; Cynthia Small, Gardiner ; Joan Strout , Auburn; Christine Tyndall, Pompton Lakes, N ].; l)"n n Yardle y, Woodland

Manltobo Alpt.o , Un lv.rl ily of Manllobo-De<emMf ,. 1971 : De borah Bemben, Patti Jo Biddulph , Jea. nette Schreyer , Barbara Ann W oz ny, WinnipC'g

March 12, 1972 : Jocelyn Heeney, Lesley Newman , Gail Osland , Janet Peters, Virginia P ydee. WinniJ'(g

Maryland a.to , Un lvenlty of Maryland- February 12, 1972 : Karen Alexander, College Park ; Allyn Ar· nold , Lutherville; Mary Sue Banks, New Carrohon : Lisa Bersbach, Riverdale; Terry EiSt'man, Mary Lynn Greco, Lanham; D onna Orsini , Springfield , Va .; Nancy Powell, Baltimore; Marianne Rogers, K ensington; Linda Thompso n , &thesda

Massachusetts Alpha Boston UniversltV-January 22 1972 : Mary Elizabeth Hit chcock, Canaan , Conn .; Eliza· beth Ann O'Connor. G oshen, N Y .: Paula Myers, Gnlfton.

Massachu.elh 15.'0 , UnlveRity of MossachuuHsNovember 7, 1971 : An ita Co molelti , Quincy; K2thi e Sullivan, Scituate

Michigan B.to , Unlvenlty of Michigan-January IB , 1972 : Ann Bagley, Karen Bo wman , Tena H enson, Nilt's ; Kyli e B:1 umann. T o led o, Ohin : Cindy Good . year, Columbus Ohio; Barb H olda, Dearborn Height s; Kri s Mu lde r, East Grand Rapids; Carol Rugs, Marcia St 'lC kI0'i3 , Liz Da y, Detroit; Pat Wilson , Ann Arbor April 16, 1972 : Judy Barton, Grosse Pte W oods; Mary Cockerline, D enton, Tex .; Judy D obies, Roches · te r, N.Y ; Millie Erickson, Royal Oak ; Mary Hahnk e. Grosse Isle; Sue Belanger, Ann Arbor: Barb D ouma, Franklin : Lois Huissc n , Grand Rap ids: Elaine Eng j· bous , Ki lchberg, Switzerland ; linda Ha yes, Nt'W Providence, N ).; Valerie Ro usse , Dearborn; Ka thy Seltergern, Alma : Ma rtha Birmingham; Mary Medl ar, Jackson ; Mary Spagn o la , iknld, III

Mich igan Delta , Albion College--A pril 24 , 1972 : Jo Bergerson, Saginaw; Mary Fletche r, Lakewood , Ohio; Sally Kiny on. Liberty vi ll e, Ill. : Sue M eade, East Lan · sing; Linda Sjoberg , Dearborn ; Barb V o re ch , Plymouth

Mississippi Beta , Unlvenlty of Mlssln lppl-OctOOer 14 , 1971: Susan Garrett , Patsy Will iams, Memph is, Tenn ; Debb ie Buford , Lisa Daus, Ev · ansville, In d.; Nancy Parker, Tunica : Debra Cour noyer, Au stin , Tex ; Catey Vand ernaillen, Nashville , Tenn.

Feb . 27, 1972 : Darlene Arn o ld , Halls , Tenn .; Susan Barry , Olive Branch ; Jamie Blackwell , Car o l Dem p· sey , Marilyn Dunn , Karen H olcombe. Leah Hurley Nan cy Nicholas , Anne Welsh, Memphis, Tenn .; Bl iss Bultman Metairie La .; Trish Caffery La : Ca ro l Chandler, Springfield , Tenn .; Marg ie Cole, Shelb)',ille. Tenn .; Ruth Conway, M eridian; M indy Eason, Fayettev ille, Ark .; Susan Evans , Elkmont, A la .:

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Jamie Larture , H o t Springs. Ark .: Sally Layman Hins · dale III : Cha rlene Sara.sota Fla: Sharon MarthaII , Batesville ; K erry Osceo la , Ark : Lili · beth Owen , Tunica; Bobbie Ri ce, Bentonia ; Faye Rit · chev. Cindy Clarhdale : Debbi Little Roc k . Ark ; Kathy Stasiak, Da yto n. Ohi o; Beth Spain , Sherri Sullivan , Jackson; Courtney Wise, J o nestown

Miss ouri Alpha , Univenjly of Missouri-February 26, 1972 : Emily Independ en ce: P atsy Yv o nne Ferbet , Mil de Kr eili!;h , St. Louis ; Counney Brown Kathy Schnirring. III.; Perrin Chi· les , Susie Farthing, Sprin,ltfield; Liz Foote, Fl o rissant: Gl ove r , Kansas City ; M elissa H oc ker , Salem : Barbie Lebanon ; Kathy Kru se. M ou n · tai n Grove; Leslie Mc Bride, Dall as, Tex .; Patti Sue Moo re, Bridget o n ; Sarah Jane Murra y, Union; Ellen Pa te rs o n , Co lumbia : Nancy Rud olph, Savannah : Julie Selck , Boo nville ; Judy Southward , Buffalo ; Ka thryn Tenkhoff, Sikesto n ; Ellen Williams , M ex ico

March 25, 1972 : D arby Collins, Liberty ; Carol Broo ks·Piliinli!;, Mary Hir t, K athi H obbs, Sue Ph illips, S I. Louis; M ari lyn Melahn , Mexi co.

Missouri Gomma . Drury Co llege--February 4, 1972 : Ellen Kuehr ick. Barbara H awkins, SI. Lo uis ; Susan Senn , Thayer ; Jill Hambri ck, Tulsa Okla .; Mahvi , Tehran , Iran; Jan William s, Seymo ur; M arilyn Fah l, Springfield; Marsha Robbins Trent o n

Montano Alpha , Montona Stat. Unlvenity- January 1972 : Vi rginia Humes , Big Sandy : Jan Jarrel( , Billings : Christdna Gnehm, Carol O'Co nnell , Bozeman; Linda Messe r, Excelsior, M inn.; D ebb ie Sickeler, Fer· Falls , Minn .: Kerry And erson Fort Benton : Julie H arrison. Gr eat Falls ; Janine Leeds, Kathy Nich o lson, Havre ; M elissa Carraway, Helena ; Lisa Swan , wood: Jeanne Lewi town; Rosina Murphy , Roundup ; Bobbi Wirth , W olf Creek

Nebraska leta , Univenity of Nebrosk o--September 2': 197 1: Li nn , Diane McCollister, Debbie AI · len , Cindy Ellis Kathy Hai le , Janet K osc h, Sherry Turner , Janet

New Me.lco Beta New Mexico Stote Un ivers ityJanuary 22 , 1972 : Kathy W olfe, Alamogordo: Sylvia Benton , Di ane Downey, Lee Ann Freyermuth , Mar· gret Gord o n , Ellen Schofield, Albuquerque; Sharon Olson, Alemeda ; Barbara Davis , Art esia; Nora Nel son. D exter: Holly Martin , Sylvia Samaniego , EI Paso, Tex .: Nancy Dawso n , Grants ; Marian Wig e n , High · wood, M ont .; Pam Creek , House ; Liz Drdl , La Jolla, Calif.; Karen Guice , Las Cruces; Janet Beverly Williams, Los Alamos: Beverly Bourguet , M ontice ll o; Bonnie Barber, Linda Sl o an, K aren Stallings, Ro swell; Kay Humphreys , Santa Fe

New York Gomma , St . Lawrence Unlvenlty-Febru· ary lB 1972 : D eanna Balenske, Cazen ov ia ; Judith Carpenter, Scotia ; Heather Cranfo rd, N o rth port: Nancy Frykholm, Williston Park ; Susan Kas t ner , New Y o rk ; Deborah Kay , South Glens Falls; J an e Marce ll us; Suzanne Merl e, Ridgewood, N). ; Lu cy H artry, Bethesda , Md .; Marcia Niuel , Att leboro, Mas,

North Carolina Alpha , Un lverllty of North CarolinDAugust 30, 1971 : Patty Beaver, Connie Dun away, Susan N o rthrop, V icky Turner , Charlotte; Marsh a CasSMY, She lby ; Jean Croom, Falls Church, Va .; Kathy Gray , Greensboro; Walker Holmes, Fayetteville; Libby Hubbard, Oakland , Calif. ; Gi nger Minges, Greenville ; Sara Frances Walters, La Grange; Josephine Woodard , Nashville.

January 1972 : Barbara Britt, D ebbie M oo re , Nickie Williams, Charlotte; Louise Chamberlain , Chattanooga , Tenn .; Carol Dnenport , Jaine Freeze, Greensboro; Lucy Emerson, Larchmont, N Y .; Amy Everett , Carol Strayhorn, Durh am; Hel da Kimrey, Nancy Mars h, High Po int ; Julia McG lamery, Raleigh; Susan McK in ney. Loo kout Mou nt ain , Tenn .; Deborah Mig · hell, M obile, Al a.; Ell en Parrish, Marty Shore, Wi nston·Salem; Tattie Pierpoint , New Y o rk , N Y ; Nancy Smith, Fayetteville ; M ia Taylor, Williamsburg, Va.; Margaret Wasers, Dallas, Tex

North Carolina a.ta , Duke Un lv.rt lty-September 23, 1971 : Mary Lee Cittadino, Elberon, N .J.; Palricia Car· roll , Winsl o n·Salem

North Dakota Alpha , Un l n lty of North Dakoto-October 1971 : Jan Cronquist, Gilby; Karen Fredrickson, Valley City ; Smith, Makoti

February 26, 1972: Beth Cummings, Valley City; Claudia Han son, Hillsboro; Nancy H artman, Plea sanl Lake; Ba.rb <:«il , Teri Mark , Williston; Janice Flugan, Grand Fo rks ; KI isline Fering, Devi!'s Lake; Mary Lou H ansel, Langdon ; Margie Ketchum , Lynsey Oster, Linton; Bev Kramer, Pembina ; Sue Lingle, Minn eaPolis, M inn.; Jill Norby, Mandan ; Rut h Thorabon, Hoople ; Linda Vigen , Halton ; Loree Vivatson , Cavalier ; Renae Anderso n, Kindred

Oh io Z.ta , Miami Un l nlty-Fmruary 28. 1972 : Kath y Anderson, Pat Mugge , Kellering; Sue Austin, Cincinnati; Laura Eckman, Suzie Gavin , Patly Kin(lid, Kathy Hays, Jane Mullin, Columbus ; Karen Field, Overland Park , Kan .; Cissie Fraunfdter, Sara Schuller, Middlel own; Jenny Green , Celina; Martha Hicks, Kenilw orth, 111.; Anne Krause, Coby Smith , Hudson; Megan Murpby , Toledo ; Maureen McKinney, Cheryl McDowell, Lakewood; Laurie Monahan, Frem ont; Sheila Moore, River Vale, N J .; Pam Perry, Miskayuna , N .Y .; Susie Retick , Indianapolis, Ind .; Carol Rosenberge.r, Youngstown

Oh io Eta , D.n l,on Unl nlty-March 18 , 1972 : An · drea BaJc.anasku , Faitbom; Barbara Bedding6eld, Prairie Village, Kan .; Anne Berryman, Berea ; Ellen German , Glenview, III. ; Helen H outs, Glen Ellyn , til .; Liz Landers, Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Kartn Long, Snyder, N Y .; Carolyn Lown, Batavia N.Y .; Susan McGreevey Warren; Cyndy Morey, D ecatur, IlL ; Katherine Neuman, Canton ; Lucy Palmtt, Ossining, N .Y .; M indy Roshon, Medina ; Anne Scott, Deerfield , III .; Ga.il Snodgrass , Drexel Hill , Pa .; Vicky Sproat, Worthington

Oklahoma Alpha , Unlvenlty of OklohomD- February 19 , 1972 : Ann Alexander, Catherine Elsloo, Melanie Harwood , Christy McGrew, Mary Mastenon, Tulsa ;

Jedy Bauer, Barbara Beames, Valerie Bernhardt, M id· west City; Leslie Brunsteter. Alva ; Carol Carter, Debi Nelso n, D ia ne Vaeth , No rm an; Nancy Cooper, Kat h · letn G ho lston, Susan Steh r, Oklahoma City; Nancy D avis, Jane Edwards, Pon ca City; Becky D eaton, Ada; Jeanie F in ley, Musk ogee; Jetty Gardner, An l lers; M indy H olbrook, Dunca n ; Liz H o ugh , V inita; Susan KIaemer, Walters; Louise McMasters, Debb ie Morri· son, Sapulpa; Beddie Newman, Woodward ; Kathy Phelps, McAlester ; Naneue POIU. Okmulgee; PtC k Stromberg, Ardmore; Bets Bernhard, Lake Forest, III ; Carol Crockett, Susan Simmo ns, Dalla s, Tex .; Fern Gradner, Bloomington, Ind .; H elen Loc khart , Lo ngbeach, Calif .; Tricia Pray, Wichita, Kan .

Oklahoma a.ta , Oklahoma Stat. Unlv.rslty--Oclobe r 3, 1971 : Peggy Glass, Stillwater; Pam Hanmer, But1esville; Shelley H enriksen, Winnetka , Illinois; Bonnie H uff, Shawnee; Sue Kl ine, Pon ca City ; Betty M itchell, Vinita; Vivian Phillips , Enid ; Jan Wilson, Oklaho ma City.

February 6, 1972 : Pam Barnard , Ja ckie Caldwell, Lisa Wilhoite, En id; Cathy Chambless, Chico, Calif ; Leslie Broach , Jo Anna Gray, Melissa McK ee, Jean Ann Thompson, Tulsa : Jamee Byrd , Susie Johnson, McAlaster ; Kathe Farr, EI Reno ; Steve H romas, Waukomis; D ebbie Hunt, GrancUield; Mary Lynn James, Stroud; Cindy J o rdan , Roxanne Susan Parry, Lisa Recto r , Linda Oklahoma City; Penny Kruska , Granite; Polly M cConnick, Ponca City; Jan Graves, Jennifer Parker, Muskogee ; M arilyn Stout, Jeanette Win ckomp leck , M idwest City; Sarah Simank, Shelton, Stillwater.

Oregon Alpha , Un l nlty of Or.gono-January 21, 1972 : Jackie Eittteim , Sandy M cD aniel, linda Lundberg, Patty O'leary, Susan Mighell , M arlene Roberti, Kathy Backlund , Pnnla nd ; Maureen Barry , Heather Wilson, Roseburg ; Karen Felker, Gresham ; Sally D o wning, Covina , Calif .; Carolyn Kunze Baker; Jan Rodway , Nancy Van dercook, Eugene; H ildie Erickson, Berkeley, Calif.; Julie Berg, K lamath Falls ; Helen Brunnell, Coos Bay.

April 26, 1972 : R oxy Thomas, Lake Oswego : Clara Neet , Eugene; Debbie Gillis , Arling to n, Va

Oregon D.lta , Portland Stat. Un lv.rs lty-M ichele Gabourel, Ma.ry Quigley, Sue Waterman, Portland .

O,., on Gamm a , Willamett. Un i.... nity-February l , 1972 : Kathryn Cranston , Billings, Mont.; Rose Marie Filiceui, Sunnyside, Wash .; Stephanie Hare, Wayzala, M inn.; Alice Hart , Hoquiam , Wash ; Marilyn Judd , Eagle Creek; Debo"'h Ump , Sonoma, Calif ; Mary Me lanson, Los Angeles, ulif. ; Candace Pallett, Santa Rosa , Calif.; Aline Rola nd, Tacoma, W ash .; Mi chelle Tho rnburg, Woodland H ills, Calif .; Melissa Veroske, &lIingham, Wash ; Kim Witte, Sedona , Ariz

P.nnlytvania a.ta , luckn.1I Univ.rslty-Fall , 1972: Peggy Black, Woodbury N ).; Caroline Cook, Arling· ton, Va .; Cynthia Da vis, Reading ; Laurie Gralfeo; Williams ville, N Y .; Sue Helm, Silver Spring, Md ; Debra LaRue, St Petersburg, Fla .; Hea ther Moberg ,

Perry. N .Y .; Laurie Pon Washingt o n, N .Y.; Kathy Convent Stalion , N J .; Sracey SiMS, Ballwin, Mo .; Carol ViIZ , Y ork; Karen Ard · more; Linda WelBy. Wy omissing; Carol W olf. W est Chesler

Spring , 1972 : Gina Smith , Churchville ; Pam Stephani, Glen Riddle .

Penn.v lvania Gamma , Dickinson CoUeg __ De<ember 15 , 1971 : Margaret Dunbar New Shrewbury, N J.; Ellen Dwyer, Baltimo re, Md ; Gwendolyn Kl oebrr. ShaverlOwn; Miriam Lovett , l iu le Silver, N }.; Candace Pai ct', Briarwood , N Y .; Nancy Reinhart , Lancasler; Judy Wils on, Philadelph ia.

Pennsylvan ia Ep ill on , Penn Stot. Un iversit y- November 18. 1971 : Marguerite Carr, Drexel Hill; Diane Cockroft, Chicora ; Susan Falvey , Lafayette Hill; Diane H ode r, Philad e lph ia; Anne Kaufman , Lewistown; Linda Kir chner, Bethel Park

February 3, 1972 : Fran ci ne Camerini , Coaldale; Sally H ogg. K ittaning; Sandra Jones, Toni Kn o rr , Gladwyne; Dianne Paxson, Brooma ll ; Barbara Siegel, H avertown; Margie Solie, State Col. lege ; Mary Ardmore ; Kathy VraMJ , Beaver· dale .

South Dakota Alpho, Un lve r,ity of South Dakot_ Feb 27, 1972 : Jane Bartling, Brookings; Judi D elbrid!te, Ann Elk )er, Jackie Fried h off. Debbi e K och , Shiela O ' D ea, Cathi Rau sch, Sue Swiden, Sioux F alls; Barb Gibs o n , Mi tche ll ; Pat Hieb , Relian ce; Jane Morfitt, Fairbault , Minn ; Ramona No· vatn}', Tyndall; Gwen Olson, Deadwood; Laura Peler · son. Pierre; Kay Schi ll e r, Yankton; Janet Sib ley, H uron; Mary SlOik , Freeport , III. ; Sheryl Sto ut , Iroquois; Susan Wilber, M i ller ; Christie Yarger , Spencer, Iowa.

hnn..... e .ta. Vand.rbllt Un lvef'1ity-N ovembe r 14 , 19 7 1: Julie Anders:m , H ouslon, Tex . ; Melissa Brown, Dayton, Ohi o; Anne Mullendo re , SI. L ouis, M o.: Val Smitherman , Elk Grove Village, III ; Teresa Marietta , Ga .; Betsy Taylor, LillIe Roc k , Ark Fe bruary 20 , 1972 : Gayley Atkin son, Winnetka , III .; Katie Baehr, PittSburgh, Pa .; Barret Broc k , Bir· mingham , Ala .; Gregg Custer , Upper Saddle River, N .J .; Beth Parrish, Nashville; Janie P earson, Wood· land, Ca lif .; Lucy Dallas, Tex ; Jill Tuck('r, Winter Park , Fla .; Ging('r Yarbor o ugh , Maryvill(' ; Cissy Woodward , Cincinnati , Ohio

T.nn e Delta, Memphl, State Un lv.r1I Iy-January 30 , 1972 : Glenda Cathey, Martha Co ley, Katie Grymes , D onna Leone, Carson Reid. Jean Reid , Julie Rivera , Cissy Sarno, Elaine Savori , Kay Swo boda, Carol Tata , Judy Tho mas, Diane M emphis; Mo ntg omery, Brentwood; Barbie Wheeler, K athy M os ley , Fo rt Smith, Ark

Tua, Alpha Uni rslty of ' :a..-F ebruary 26, 1972 : Jane And('rs o n , Becky Bradfield , Betty Bre· mond, Margaret Hi mme lbl au, Susan Penn , Paul' Read , Patsy Ri cha rd s, De borah Thome, Austin ; Sarita Armstr ong Armstrong ; Lee Averill , Victoria ; M o lly Barnes , Kat e Bower, Lucy Cro.', Gloria Euli ck,

THE ARROW OF PI alETA PHI

Nancy Hager. Anne Herndon, Dallas ; Sally Baum · ,s::ardner Jane Brown, Clare Buie, Louise Cooley, Elean o r D ill, C«ilia Haas , Laura H olmes , Sallie Low, Sara M o rr ow, Pat Pri o r, Connie Strader, Timanu s, H ouston; Peggy Becker, Ann Smith, Candy Wise , San Antoni o; Caren Courtney , Rudy Winterringer , Fort Worth; Cornelia Frazier, Cloele, Mexico ; Ann Garrison , Nashville, Tenn .; Meredith George, Sally Swanson, Midland ; Georgia Graham, Kathy Harvey , Wichita Falls ; Cassie Hager, Nassau Bay; Cynthia Hamb y, Amarill o; Candy Kerr , San Bernardino, Calif. ; Sally Knight , Albany, Ga ; Carey Layton , Corpus Christi; Libby Preston , Stillwater, Okla

TUa' Gamma. Tna , Tech--February :5 , 1972 : Mary Ball, Houst on; Billie Beth Berry, Sulfur Springs; V alerie Brown, Ri chardson; Linda Brumley, Pampa; Sally Al buquerque , N. M .; Quin Buenge.r, FI. Stoc kton; Jana Bullard , Snyder ; Claudia Bunkley , Stam · ford; Julie Cain , Mary Jo Gloria Ft W o rth ; Jan Chapman, Aus tin; Lisa Clayton, Rh o nda Amarill o; Lissa Da vis, Jo Ann Gryzwacz , Pat Ham ilto n , Julia Jennings, Janie Rutledge, A nn Scoggin , Debbi e Taylor, Lubbock ; DeDe Doughty, Winnemu cca, Nev ; Joan Edwards , Winnie ; Jane G o rdon, Breckenridge; Joni Herr ington, Lafayett(', La .; Connie H arris, Dayto n ; Linda Janis, Jayne Strain, Abi kn('; Jane Je.richo, Nancy M ason , Dallas ; M elissa Prol!. San Ant on io; Vikki Ree ves, Wesla co; Kl1ren Rnbinson, Arli ngton; Cathey Singley, Wellington ; Ca nd y Skelt on, Clarendon

Tua. Delta , Tua, Chri.tian Unlvenlty- February S, 1972; M ary Anders on , Corpus Christi; Ann Black , Mar y Lynn Lawrence, Breckenridge ; Nancy Burkey , D eb Hall, Springfield, M o.; Jeannie Cartwright, Wa co; Mu ffi Cole, D ee V ickers, Fort W orth; Betsy Cron , H o uston; Peggy H ill , Eldorado; Linda Wi chita Falls ; Nan cy Mi lle r, Kay Thweatt , Little Rock, Ark .; Robin Moore, Austin; M arlene Skaggs , Marty Walter, Dallas ; uslee Smith , Wichita , K an ; Patti Turbeville, San Ant onio; Marianne Unters«, Bo nham; Lynn Van Buskirk, San Marino, Calif .; Lindsay Wells, Abilene; Mah ala Y ou ng, Tyler

Utah Alpha . Un lv.,..i ty of 6 , 1971 : Cori Arentz , M ary Ann Arms trong , M argie Colby, Salt Lake City; All yn Bader, Carolyn Sears , February II , 1972 : Becky Coombs, Lisa Havnes, Katie H awk , Dana Nichols, Ka ye Peterson , Nina Rees , Caro l Richards , Debb ie Ru dy , Pam Spence, Jane Strallon, Robyn Warburton, Salt Lake City; Jill ucanda , Calif.; Susie Stra!tnell , Ar· cadia, Calif.

A pril 23, 1972 : Lesl)'e .Anderson , Jan C o ll ard , Glby Daltrey, Dthbie Dr«kse l. Barbara Harris , N o rv Lamlxrt , Ru th Nielsen , Fran Ri ch, Pam Salt Lake City.

Vermont e.ta , Univefl ity of Vermont-January 23 . 1972 : Melissa Dever , Elizabeth Delaney , Susan Nade:au, Catherine Wh itaker. Ellen Mah o ne y. Burlin.'!: · Ion; Sarah J a ne Co nant, Ri c hm o nd ; Robyn PaSe:, Rutland; J o Ann Ro ule au, Barre ; Ga y Scotia, NY; Emily Thom as, Quebec Canada

Vlr l ln la Gamma, Co ll e l . of Will ia m and cember 14 , 1971: Anne Fari s, W i lliamsburg; Carol Flood , Huntington, N.Y.; laurie Smith, Grosse Pointe, Mich

Wa s hlnlton Alpha , Univ. rsl ty of Wa h lngton-Janu · ary 14, 1972 : Caro l E Bless ing, Kristi Gates , Laurie Kinerk, Sandra Shearer, Snttle; Laurie Cassill, Mercer Islan d; Sheri Fletcher, San Di ego, Calif. Lynne Ha spedis, Catherine A Majer, Nancy McC lure, Spokane; Cindy K'J hls, Susan Tonkin , Yakima ; Robena Mclennan , Bellvue; Patry Olsen, Puya llup , Deborah Reda , Centralia ; Margaret Isbister, Santa Barbara, Calif . Nina Merindin o, Patti Gibbons, J oa n H o isingt on, Seattle ; Mary Nash, Friday Harbor ; Karen Anderso n , Pat Wygle, Bellevue; Claire Herbert, Kerry Pretzi nger, Merce r Island

Wa h lngton leta , Wa.h lngton Slate Un iversi ty- laurie Abernathy, Mary D otson, Betsy Vaughan , Van co u-

veri Kris Bj orklund , Laura Boyer, Debbi e Carlson, Heather Forbes , Patty McG ough, Spokane; Sally Funch, Seattle; Chris Gillings, Sn ohomi sh ; Vi ck i O ' Dell Wenat chee ; Ellen Weiher, La Grande, Ore.; Janie Wells, Walla Walla ; Joan Scott, Ellensburg ; Mi chele M orrene, Tacoma; Stephanie Howe, Bellevue

W st Virgin ia Alpha, We. t Virg inia Un iversit y- Fro. ruary 5, 1972 : Sylvia Ang o tti , Weston; Kathy Basi l, Fo llansbee; Julie Beard, Nitro ; Anne Bucher, Colum · bia, Pa.; Becky catrett, Charleston; Joanne Greer, Ri chwood; M oey Iri sh , Beaverton, Ore .; Becky Mir· andy, Annette Podratsky , Vi cki Zambito, Wheeling ; Kathy Oldaker, Bu ckhann on; Hilarie Price, M o nroe· ville, Pa .

January 16. 1972 : Jeanne King , M organt ow n

Wlltons in Gamma , Lawre nce Un ive rs ity-Januar y 30. 1972: Barb Braun , Sally Gaedke Deb Halbers tadf, Anne Skinner

In Memoriam

IRENE KNERR BASSFIT ( Mrs W W .) init iated into Arkansas Alpha November. 1911; died Sep· tember 7, 1970.

MARION L. GLADSON BROWN ( Mrs . A . S.) ini· tiated into Arkansas Alpha October. 1911; died March 14, 1972.

MII.D RFD TOLL CANNON ( Mrs. j P .) initiated into Wisconsin Gamma September, 1940; died December 10 , 1971.

BARBARA \'(IOODSON CARLSON ( Mrs D .) ini· tiated into Missouri Alpha September, 1910; died January, 1972.

EMILY CHFESFBRO CARSON ( Mrs H B .) ini· tiated in Wis co nsin Beta june, 192'; died january 31,1971.

M ARY HUGHES CASS ( Mrs Lee G ., jr.) initiated imo Missouri Alpha March, 19fi; died januar y, 1972.

LETITIA HALL CARTER (Mrs. Ralph) initiated into Indiana Alpha October, 1904; died january 27,1972.

YVONNF YOUNG DALTON ( Mrs. Lionel C) ini· tiated into California Gamma March, 1920; died June 2!i, 1971.

NELL DASHER initiated into Oklahoma Alpha February, 1914; died March 16, 1972 .

HELFN CHR ISHN DIXON ( Mrs. K . V .) initiated into Mi ch igan Beta February, 1916; died April. 1972.

ANNE E. MCCOLLUM DO'«/ NEY (Mrs. S R.) initialed into Alabama Beta February. 19'3; died March 29, 1972.

IRENF HANDLIN DUERR ( Mrs Wm H .) initiated into Illin ois Eta March, 1912; died February 27, 1972.

DONNA MA GU IRE DUFFIELD ( Mrs Marshall ) initiated into California Gamma March, 1937; died February ', 19 72.

THURMA ALUN EVANS ( Mrs R. M .) initiated into Illin ois Epsilon October, 191 ·1; died April 2'. 1972.

CARLOTTA BAILEY EWING ( Mrs Alvin ) initiated into Mi c higan Beta. February, 1916; died March 18,1971.

EDITH KFLLY FETHERSTON ( Mrs . John ) ini · tiated into Pennsylvania Beta February, 1903; died February 15. 19 72.

L UC ILE HFNRY FINSlIR\\.ALD ( Mrs R W). inl' tiated into Ohio Alpha january, 1912; died j an· uary, 1972

SUZANNF H GARDNER initiated into Iowa Alpha October, 1906; died January -f 1972 .

ELSlr KLFINSCHROT GILLFR ( Mrs W S, ) ini· tiated in WisconSin Beta February. 193 t; died March 3D, 1972

MARY WALLIHAN GIBSON ( Mrs A E. ) ini· tiated into Colorado Alpha November, 1900; died April II, 1972.

EDNA MAY FISHER GARNETT ( Mrs . R.) initi o ated into Missouri Alpha june 1938; died April, 1972 ,

MINNIE M . GASTON initiated into California Gamma April. 1938; died February 6, 1972 .

SUP. O ' DONLl:Y GILBERT ( Mrs . R. B., JR) ini· tiated into Indiana Epsilon; died December, 197 1.

VERA ( BErrY) MILLS H AEGER ( Mrs , Edmund) initiated into Iowa Gamma December, 1907; died January , 19 72.

SARAH E. HANNAN HAMILTON ( Mrs A D .) initiated into Pennsylvania Delta February, 192 ·f; died December, 1971.

MONA CLEARMAN HAPEMAN ( Mrs Harry) ini· tiated into Nebraska Beta March, IBIO; died july, 19 71.

BLIss LOUNSBERY H ARDEMAN ( Mrs Bruce) ini · tiated into Oklahoma Alpha January, 191 9; died January, 1972 .

MONTA H UNTER initiated into I ndian a Gamma October. 191 7; died D ecember 3, 1971.

H ESTER H ARRAP JOHNSON (Mrs. Frank B.) ini· tiated into Louisiana Alpha October, 1933: died March. 1972

STEllA O KAYSER initiated into Wisconsin AI· pha October, 190); died O ctober 16, 1971.

CORlENE WARREN K ELLER ( Mrs G.) initiated into Oregon Alpha April, 19)3; died March 30, 1972.

LAURA CROM PTON KNIGHT ( Mrs . E. L.) ini· tiated into Wyoming Alpha March, 1919; died March 1'. 1972

ADRIA LODGE initiated into Washington Beta April, 1918; died December 4, 1971.

K ATHERINE O ' NEill LANPHIER ( Mrs j H .) initiated into Colorado Beta January, 1934; died March 12. 1972 .

GRETCHEN SWOBODA LEONARD ( Mrs C E .) ini· tiated into Nebraska Beta April 19 n; died Dece mber. 1969.

MARl.: TUNSTALL LINGO ( Mrs B H .) initiated into D C Alpha November, 1908; died March 2B, 1972.

GLADYS JAMFSON MALLOY ( Mrs A .) initiated into TCX3S Alpha October. 1916: died December 1971

VIR<..INIA DYAS McALEST ER ( Mro;: . Berry ) ini· tiated Into Mis souri Alpha April, 1902; died Mar ch II, 1972.

LOUISF GARDNER MCCREADY ( Mrs. H \Y,I ) ini· tiated into DC Alpha September, 1916; died January 13. 1972

MARG RET KERRY MORG N ( Mrs M. F.) ini· tiated into Ohio Alpha March, 1916; died February, 1972 .

ELSIE GRACE STUBBS NICHOLS ( Mrs . Egbert) initiated into Indiana A lpha October, 1902; died February, 1972.

S lLy SKINNER OHLSON ( Mrs R S.) initiated into Colorado Beta May, 195 6; died September 15, 19 7 1.

C..... ROLYN HUll PETERSON ( Mrs . M .) initiated into Alabama Beta November, 1954; died Jan· uary 24, 1972

THELM ..... H ULT IN P ETERSON ( Mrs. S. H .) ini· tiated into Colorado Alpha January, 1927; died January, 1972

P ULlNE PR rr initiated into West Virginia Alpha September, 1918; died March 14 , 1972.

BONNIE R y RICH RDSON ( Mrs. W. W. ) ini · tiated into Florida Alpha February, 1939; died April 19, 1972.

ELE NOR OTT ROPKEY (Mrs. Fred N., Jr.) ini· tiated into In diana Epsilon March , 1948; died Mar ch I, 1972.

T ESS DUNN SCHULTE ( Mrs A. A.) initiated into Wyoming Alpha February, 1912; died April 3, 1972.

FLORENCE M SElBY initiated into Idaho Alpha September, 1923; died June 22, 1969

BERNICE K. GRIFFITH SHRUM ( Mrs T J .) ini·

tiated into Wyoming Alpha September, 1926; died March , 1972

ARLINE ENGL ..... ND SMITH ( Mrs .) initiated into West Virginia Alpha February, 1921; died March 12, 1972.

VIVIAN SMITH initiated into Wisco nsin Alpha April, 1910; died March 17, 1972

M ..... RTH ..... M ..... NHONE STEW ..... RT ( Mes . G. P .) initiated int o Colorado Alpha Januar y 1936 and affiliated with Wyoming Alpha; dicd April, 1972.

LUCILLE ALLM N T FEL ( Mrs Edgar ) initiated into Kansas Beta March, 1933; died February 22, 1972.

JO ..... N ERICHSEN WELCH ( Mrs. Lawren cc) ini· tiated into Arizona Alpha March, 1943 ; died January 16, 1972.

CECilE OWENS WORKM N ( Mrs. Warner G.) initiated into Wisconsin Beta Jun e, 1925; died May 20, 196).

RUTH PARKE WYM N ( Mrs ]. D .) initiated into Ill inois Beta November, 1900 ; died June, 1971.

GL DYS M Ry SMITH YOUNG ( Mrs S. R .) initiated into Iowa Beta October , 1909; died Februar y 22,1972.

CORRECT IO N-It was erroneously reported in the Spring ARROW that Mrs Barbara H olb rook Frey passed away.

Lost Pi Phis!

EDITOR'S N OTE: Somewhere alo ng the way , many Pi Phis have been misplaced - at least insofar as th e Cen tr al Office addres s list is conce rned . It is important th at all Pi Phis be loca ted, and in an effort to find the los t membe". The ARR OW will publish a list, by chapter. eac h issue If the reader knows the cur rent add ress of o ne of th ose listed, please forward th at informati o n to Mrs Ralph Sc hul enb urg , Director of Central Offi ce, 11 2 S. Hanley Road, SI. Louis, Missouri 63105.

IDAHO ALPHA

Pr esen t Name

Akers , Mrs D M.

Ames , Mrs . J. Angell , Kathleen Virginia

Armstrong, Mrs. R M.

Arnold, Mrs. D

Atw ood, Mrs . J . P . Bailey, Mrs M. P. Baker, Mrs. C. A Baldwin , Joan Barlow, Mrs R. I Bennigson, Mrs. A I. Birdwell , Colleen Bishop, Mrs W H

Biswell, Mrs. R Boas, Carol Bowles, Suzanne M . Brady, Margaret Brady, Mrs . P . J . Bratten, Mrs. J. L. Briggs , Mrs. W Brockman , Mrs. W . Brown , Kath erine L.

Brown, Mrs . D . B. Budro w, Delilah Budrow , Mildred Burris , Mrs. H., Jr . Camm, Mrs V

Camp, Mrs J E

Ca ramelli , Mrs. S. V . Chadband, Mrs J

Charbu lak, Jean E.

Clements, Mrs Scott

Coon , Mrs . B.

Coug hlin , M rs. R E

Craven , D oro thy

Cross, Susan M abel

Cuddy. Louise

Davis, Mrs. R.

Dean, Mrs . K .

Deleeuw, M rs C. M

Aiaidtn Name

Whitson, Beverly Newell , Donna Angell, Kathleen Virginia

Grimmett, Norma

Hanson , Helen E . Lemmer, Cecilia

D oolittle, Vtrda

Minielr, Mildred E. Baldw in, Joan Mackenzie, Phyllis Brooks, B arbara L. Birdwell, Colleen Molen , Shirley Corkery, Flora Boas, Carol Bowles, Suzanne M . Brady, Margaret Teed, Connie McCoy, Bernice Hoopes , June Reich ow, Patr icia A. Brown, Katherin e L. Bickett, Harvette C. Budrow, Delilah Budrow , Mildred Denevan, Helen

J a r!, Wilma

Harrington, Patricia Sellers, Elaine Baxter , Connie Charbu lak, Jean E.

Gunn, Laurie Ir ish, Egberta F . Bartlett , Verle

Craven, D o rothy

C ross, Susan Mabe l Cuddy, Louise

Graham, Bonnie

Mitchell , M argaret W ood, Ameli a B. 111

Date o f In itiation

October, 1945

February , 1928

March, 1965

March, 1946

September, 1929

October, 1923

February, 1929

May, 1924

October, 1954

October, 1940

Marc h, 1959

March,1944

October, 1949

February, 1929

October, 1951

March,1969

March ,1927

February, 1949

February, 1938

November, 1947

October, 1953

March,1963

October, 1946

November, 1928

February, 1931

October, 1948

February, 1938

March , 1956

M arch, 1945

March , 1950

March , 1955

March , 1969

M arch, 1925

September, 1923

September , 19 29

October, 1964

M arch, 1925

February , 1949

February , 1926 February, 1931

Name

Depart«, Mrs. J.

Dix , Mary J.

Dolan , Mrs J. L.

Dunn, Mrs . Karen R.

Dy«, Mrs. E. H.

Ellis, Mrs. D.

Faraday , Bess

Faylor, Mrs. R. Mrs C. W

Fisher, Mrs . Cheryl J . Fort, Mrs D R

Frazier , Mrs . G. D .

Friese, Mrs . Nadine N . Fry, Mrs. M

Gabby, Mrs . Charles

Garner, Lillian 1.

Gentry, Hester

George Mrs A D

Glovh, Mrs . Anne S. Green , Neva

Greif, Mrs . R.

Groo m , Mrs C. P.

Halfee, Mrs J.

Hall, Mrs S. H.

Hamilton , Ann S.

Hansen, Mrs J E.

Harberd, Mrs . J . W .

Harper, Marilyn L.

Harrison , Barbara A . Hartwell , Mrs . H. H .

H arvey, Mrs . L. K.

Hathaway, Mrs. R. L.

Hawl ey, Mrs. Warren G.

H olden, Mrs. C. R.

Holden , Mrs. R L.

Holifield , Mrs. Willi am R. Initiati on into Washington Alpha H olm, Mrs. N. E.

H olman, Janet

How a rth , Georgina Humba ch , Kathryn Hurl ey, Mrs E. M.

Hyer, Mrs . L.

Jerson, Mrs. W . Jewell , Mary A . J o hns on, Joyce

Johnson, Mrs . A . Johnson, Mrs. J B

Johnson, Mrs . N . E.

Jones, Mrs. C. H

Jones, Mrs . J. R.

Afaiden Name

Fitzgerald, Joan

Dix, Mary J.

Bales, Charlene

Roemer , Karen

Pomeroy, Betty J.

Hindle, Barbara J.

Faraday, Bess

M o rey, Vel o ra

Mo ttern , Bette

Johnson , Cheryl L.

Melgard, Constance D.

Burleigh, Katherin e G.

Nasulund, Nadine

Anns, Eleanor

Nalder , Sandra Faye

Garner, Lillian L.

G entry , Hester

Davidson , Shirley "-

Smith, Ann e M.

Green, Neva

Lint, Shirl ey E.

Elliott, Linda A

Davidson, Elizabeth

Prince, Sharon V.

Hamilton , Ann S.

H o lmes , Virg inia

Anders on, Patri cia A.

Harper, M aril yn L.

Harrison, Barbara A.

Smith, Be rtha

Brown, Lynda J .

Soltman, Christine L.

Kurd y, Carol M.

Mac Gregor, Fern D.

H alfman, Lois L.

Mackey, Marcia B.

Anderson , Lucille E

Holman, Janet

H owarth, Georgina

Humbach, Kathryn

Du Bois , Barbara J.

Le Fors, Mary L.

Warren, Linda

Jewell , Mary A

Johnson, Joyce

Wilson, Berniece

Nussbaum , Kathlten

Reed, D orothy

Greene, Fl orence

Garrett, Edna

Daft of Initiati on

March, 1950

February, 1942

March,1947

March , 1961

September, 1934

March , 1948

May, 1927

March,1946

M arch , 1935

March,1963

June, 1944

October, 1948

March, 1961

February, 1942

October, 1967

October, 1950

Fehruary, 1936

October, 1939

March , 1961

March , 1930

October, 1954

March, 1962

March , 1950

March, 1959

March , 1956

February, 1943

March ,1953

March,1953

March , 1960

October, 1948

October, 1959

February, 1936

March, 1956

October , 1943

October, 1946

J anuary, 1963

March, 1925

March, 1950

March , 1935

March, 1964

March , 1959

March, 1952

March, 1964

March, 1960

March, 1954

March, 1934

October, 1951

March, 1935

September, 1923

October, 1945

Pr tunl Name

Jones, Mrs R D.

Keck, Dawn

Keho e, Margare

Ke ll y, K a ren E.

Kelly, Mrs T. E

Klopp , Mrs L.

Knud se n , Lind a Di an w

Kornbache r, Mrs . R.

K ota lik , Mrs . M . J.

Kurteff, Mrs Arthur W

La Voy, Mrs . N . E.

Laff e rty, Mrs P W

Lawrence, Mrs. C. H .

Loa der, Mrs . Gerald A .

Loga n, Mrs W W

Lo we, Mrs J E

M acDona ld , Mrs. Robe rt D

Macey, Hel en

M ac G uflie , Mrs Robe rt

Mackey, Mrs . W . S.

Marshall , Mrs . Alberta L.

Ma rtin , Adeline

Martin , Mrs . D.

Mar lin , Mrs. S. Martin , Vi cky

Martindale , Lo reta

.Mau le, Glorian

May s, Jewel

McCorma ck, Helen D .

M cGee, Zola

M cKah an, Mrs . J. H.

McG inty , Mrs . Robe rt

Mea d , Mrs H M

Mill er, Mrs . L.

M ix, Mrs . Lind a D .

M o nroe, Mrs . Ra e W .

Moo re, Sylvia

M o rt o n, Mabel

Neuman, Mrs. R S

N ew bry, Mrs A. C.

O'Co nnor , Mrs . J . P . Oliver, Mrs D. R Jr

Olstand, Mrs . Ro nald C.

Ord , P atri cia K.

Overholser, Mrs . W. H .

Palmer , Mrs . C. T.

Pene, Mrs . Ro bt . Peterson, Mrs . R.

Plummer, Caro l A .

Pos to n, Mrs E E. Powell, Mrs G. H

A1aidm Name

Miller, Nora P

Keck, D aw n

Kehn e, M arga ret Kell y, K aren E. Numbers, Jo Anne Ar ehart , Beve rl y

Knud sen, Lind a Diane Hutsell, Ca ro l D.

Murd oc k , Rose Scott, Ann

Bales, Gw ynet h

Fairbairn, Ph yll is A

Matt enson , Norma

Bacheller, Ann V.

Va llad , Mari an

Re dford, J oa n

Lotspeich , R ut h H

Macey, H e len

Brandt, Karen J. Co ll ier, Janet

Standerfe r, Alberta L . Martin, Adeline

Hai g ht , Linda A Hard ing , Ai ce E.

Martin, Vick y

Mart ind ale, Lo ret a Maule, Gl o ria"

M ays, Jewel

M cCo rm ack, Hel en D

MeG.. , Zola Trekell, Esther Sievert, Susan L. Gregory , Sh irl ey Sanborn , Edith A . D ai ley, Lind a Kay Whip ple, L. Rae M M oo re, Sylvia

M o rt on, M abel

Feddersen, Patri cia

Rea, Ca rmelita

Th eop hilus , Barbara Bithell , Linda Crocker, Barbara J

Ord , Patricia K.

Wyli e, Maril yn A

Harm an, M arj o rie

Hub bard, J oa n

Ashworth , Betty

Plummer, Caro l A .

Yo rk, Catherine A

Budrow, Genevieve E. THE AI.OW OF

Dal e of Initi ati on

Marc h, 1948

Marc h , 1957

October, 1943

October, 1959

February , 1940

March, 1962

Marc h , 1966

March,

March, 19 50

March , 19 58

February, 19 39

March, 1935

March, 1925

October, 1965

N ovember, 194 7

March, 1952

March , 1948

February, 19 28

March, 1960

March, 1941

Octobe r , 1962

March, 1930

Oct obe r , 1959

May, 1927

March , 1964

M arc h, 1947

March , 19 50

March , 1945

March , 1935

Febru ary, 1928

March, 1945

Marc h, 1960

Feb ru ary, 1949

February, 1926

March , 19 65

October, 1963

March , 1952

Feb ruary , 1936

March,I947

February , 194 2

March , 1944

March , 1963

October , 1966

March , 1959

March, 1959

Feb ru ary, 1939

March, 1964

M arch, 1930

Octobe r, 1961

February, 1928

October, 1928

PreJtnt Name

Pressey , Mrs. Gerald K.

Pritchard, Mrs. J.

Pugh , Mrs . W. R.

Ramos, Mrs. D R. Randall, Mrs. G.

Reams. Mrs. ]. F.

Reich, Mrs. F. J.

Rit chie, Jacqueline Robinson, Barbara J. Ro llin son, Mrs. Albert, Jr. Ross, Mrs. Anita R . Schumacher, J o Ann

Schuttler, Mrs. H. Searls, Mrs. E. N.

Shelman, Virginia L.

Sherman, Mrs. Don

Shipley, Mrs. M. A.

Sorenson, Mrs. M. V. Spackman, Mrs E. L. III

Stewart, Mrs. F. Stewart, Mrs. N.

Stuart, Mrs. R. W Summerfield, Sandra Swanson, Mildred Ann

Swendsen, Mrs. R. C.

Thompson, Mrs. D. O.

Thornock, Mrs. J. R. Tibbs, Minnie M

Titus, Mrs. D. W . Tomlinson , Mrs . W. Tracy, Mrs . H . D . Vallat , Mrs Robert E. Vinge nti, Mrs Sheld on A. Walker, Mrs. Richard H Walker, Mrs . W. Warshaw , Anna R. Weeks , Mrs R Wesco tt , Mrs . G . R. Whil es, Mrs . M . White, Darl L.

White, Mrs R A. White, Mrs. R. F. Whitehead , Mrs Edward Whitman , Mrs. E. W . Williams, Mrs Robert Wilson, Mrs. F E

Wirth , Mrs . M . W ood, Mrs C. D

Yates, Mrs . D .

Zerop, Mrs . C. A . Zuberbuhler, Mrs Doug las

IIfaiden Name

Bacheller, Linda L.

Peterson, D o lores

Wark , Dora

Pointner, Cara

Orr, Janet A.

Borgen, Sandra L.

Johnston, Chloe l.

Ritchie, Jacqueline

Robinson, Barbara J.

Lau, Margaret A.

Ruckman, Anita ],

Schumacher, Jo Ann

Jenks, Rachel E.

Gibson , Is obel V .

Shelman, Virginia L.

Murray , Doreen Joyce

Budrow, Marjorie

Ulmer, Marilyn A.

Spencer, Lucy

Springer, Margaret E.

Mc Cand less, Evelyn

Cleveland, Jean

Summerfield, Sandra

Swanson, Mildred Ann

Smith, Anne

Newell, Barbara A.

Henderson, Rochelle

Tibbs , Minnie M.

Scbern, Mariette

Th omas, Phyllis

Burch, June

J ones , M ary

Wa cker, Elaine C.

Garner, J oyce

Book, Arl ene L.

W arshaw , Anna R, Krous h, Dixie

W ar ren, Velma F.

Gripton , Zoe Anne

White, Darl L.

Doolittle , Louene A ,

Raym e r, Mary L.

Pete rsen, Karen

Shirk, Marlys

Ennis, Mary Kathryn

Dunbar, Helen

Love, Jan e t

H oope r, Lorna

Mays , Lenore

Ho rn, Peggy L.

Manville , Judith

D (IIe of Init iation

March , 1961

March, 1946

February, 1942

October, 1945

October, 1963

March, 1959

Octobe r, 1946

March, 1945

March, 1958

October, 1951

October, 1961

October, 1954

May, 1927

February, 1933

November , 1958

March, 1967

February, 1931

February, 1940

March , 1952

September, 1923

February, 1949

February, 1937

March , 1957

March, 1966

April , 1932

March, 1945

March, 19 54

February, 1942

October, 1933

February, 1937

March , 1947

October, 1957

March, 1959

March, 1947

October, 1956

June, 1944

March,1954

March, 1956

March, 1964

March, 1957

February, 1928

October, 1938

March 1961

March, 1925

March , 1967

March, 1930

March, 1948

February, 1951

February, 1943

March, 1953

March , 1963

PrtJenJ Name

Alford, Mrs. J. G., Jr. Anderson, Sandra Lea Attwood, Mrs. William E., III

Auble, Mrs. F. Augustus, Mrs. ). Bailey, Mrs. A.D. Ballinger, Mrs. C. S. Barron, Mrs. F . W. Beane, Mrs. H. E. Beck, Mrs. W. Behnke, Mrs E. C. Blewitt, Mrs. D. L. Bohan, Mrs. W. H. Boone, Mrs. G. E. Bradley, Shirley Brattain, Dolores Brotheridge, Mrs. James W. Bryson, Constance Burgess, Mrs W. B. Caldwell, Mrs. L. Cipo ll a, Mrs. R ., Jr. Clay, Mrs . J . Co lip, Mrs. A. E. Conk ling , Mrs. M. L. Cook, Mrs . H. K. Cook, Mrs. W. R. Cronberg, Mrs. D. E. Curran, Mrs. E. T. Dalacker. Marjorie Davies , Mrs. O . Dodge, Elizabeth E. Dunlap, Mrs C. W Ellcott , Mrs Robert Ellis, Mrs. Robert Ewing, Mrs. M. C. Failing , Mrs. R. Faria, Mrs . C. Farwell, Mrs. L. C. Fosterling, Mrs. R. E. Gamble, Mrs. R. Gayer , Mrs. D. George, Mrs. W. S., Jr . Gilles , Mrs. D Glynn , Mrs. W. J Graham, Margaret Griffen, Mrs . Arthur Hamilt on, Mrs M. B. H amilton. Mrs. R. Hays, Mrs. L. E. Hemwall, Mrs R

ILLINOIS ALPHA

l\faiden Name

Ramsdale, Margaret Anderson, Sandra Lea Martin, Maryon Kay Finerock , Do ris E. Graham, Dorothy Willmiller, Janet L. MacDonald, Jean Lawrence, Vivian Chalmers, Dorothy Marberg, Joan Kern, Dorothy Dresmal, Arlene Legg, Macy R Phelps, Katharine P. Bradley, Shirley Brattain, Dolores Dewees, Cynthia Bryson, Constance Shaner, Loretta Stevenson, Iva Hatch, Doris D. Scherer, Mari lyn Shinofield Field, Macy E. Payn e, Jean M . Batten, Shirley Jansen, Lorraine Hamilton, Valerie Dalacker, Marjori e Pattison, Jeanne J . Dodge, Elizabeth E. Ramsdale, Macy Domer, Karen L. Trostrud, Checyl N . Earp, Judith A. Wagner, Evelyn Guilbert, Jacqueline Campbe ll , Martha J Kern, Eunice A. . Krieg, Adah M all ey, Marian Endres, Marj orie Wolf, M arjo rie Campbell, Patricia Graham , Margaret Beatty , Evelyn Wiley , Catherine Smith, Margaretha Russell , Macy E Curry, Ruth A .

Dalt of I nilialion

Februacy, 1952

Februacy, 1966

April,1966

May, 1928

April , 1931

Februacy, 1958

March, 1944

Februacy, 1939

March, 1938

September, 1955

September, 1947

September, 1957

May, 1932

May, 1928

Februacy, 1949

October, 1947

May, 1964

April, 1965

Februacy, 1949

May, 1928

October, 1938

Feb ruacy, 1952

March,1944

March, 1942

October, 1949

Februacy, 1954

Februacy, 1945

February, 1961

Februacy, 1945

May, 1928

March, 1938

October, 1949

Februacy, 1958

October, 1965

Februacy, 1956

October, 1952

Februacy, 1950

March ,1937

Februacy, 1947

May, 1928

April , 1932

October, 1952

September, 1955

October, 1953

May, 1928

October, 1949

Februacy , 1940

March, 1942

May , 1928

Februacy, 1955

Present Name

Hena, Mrs. James M.

Hepburn , Virginia

Herriott, Mrs. William I.

Hickerson, Mrs. R G ., Jr

Hicks , Helen

Hiett, Mrs. R.

Hoffman, Mrs. T.

Hook, Mrs. C B.

Hull , Mrs . W . 1.

Jackson, Mrs. W., Jr .

Jacobs , Mrs . Miriam

Kennedy, Mrs. J S

Kersch , Kay Ellen KJeinkopf, Mrs D

Knowles, Mrs. A. L Kruse, Mrs Gail

La Spisa, Mrs. J

Lager, Mrs. W . F.

Lerkleitner, Mrs . P., Jr.

Lee, Mrs. S. 1. III

Lemoine, Mrs Anthony

Lindquist, Mrs. Loren M

Livingston, Mrs H R.

Loya , Karin E.

Malmquist, Mrs. A . C, Jr.

Maseng, Mrs . 1. E .

McBride, Mrs. G

McBride , Mrs J

McRoberts, Mrs . R . 1.

M cPike, Elizabeth Ann

Mechem , Mrs. J.

Mell , Mrs J

Milli ga n , Ethel Montgomery, Mary

Murphy, M rs. J. Newton, Ann Lynn

Newton, Nancy a Meara, Mrs. A. C, Jr.

Olson, Evelyn M.

Olson, Lynn V.

P apen, Lorene

Peregoy, Mrs. J. J., Jr.

Peterson, Mrs. D. E. Peterson, Norma J

Phill ips, Mrs. H. V. Pilarsk i, Mrs. James Rei ck, Leah R

R einsberg, Mrs. R. G .

Rimmler, Mrs . F. T.

Roberts , Jackie T.

Robertson , Mrs . T. L.

Ruble, Phyll is

Maiden Name

W issi nger, Kay A.

Hepburn , Virgini a Richter , Karin L.

Ward , Sally Hicks, Helen

Fuller, Marj orie

Speer, Marilyn

McFarland, Patrici It.. .

Cooper, Dorothy J.

Whitman, Betty J .

Maybach , Miriam

McConnell, Patri cia

Kersch , Kay Ell e n

Kopp, Kathle e n

Goodman, Shirley

Fitton, Gail, R.

Dunlap, Diane, W

Wehmiller, Beverly

Vogt, Gloria].

Ruess, Roasrnond L.

Lynch, Mary

Russell , Elino r Mullins , Priscilla

Loya, Karin E.

H o lmquist, Mary J.

Hagen, Bettie

Brantingham , Margie

Duncan, Betty

Hansen, Hallie M.

M cPike, Elizabeth Ann Levine, Cama

Thornburg, Linda Milli gan, Ethel

Montgomery, Mary

Posey, Ceciliamae

Newto n, Ann Lynn

Newton, Nancy

Ramer, Carol

Olson, Evelyn M

Olson, Lynn V . Papen, Lorene

Bowman, Bette J. Alanne, Elizabeth

Peterson, Norma J.

Dines , Martha

Anderson , Judith S

Reick, Leah Ruth

Lind, Judith M .

Meadows, Marj o ri e

Roberts, Jacki e T

Ro wland , Barbara Ruble, Phyllis

Date of InitiaJion

February, 1960

October, 1940

February, 1958

October, 1953

February, 1940

February, 1950

February, 1952

February, 1960

February, 1945

February, 1943

February, 1945

February, 194 7

April, 1965

February, 1949

September, 1943

February, 1961

February, 1956

September, 1948

March,1944

February, 1939

April, 1935

February, 1940

February, 1943

February, 1961

March , 1951

February, 1945

February, 1955

February, 1953

April ,193 2

May, 1964

March, 1951

September, 1959

October, 1949

February, 1952

September, 1945

October, 1965

September, 1958

April, 1929

February, 1954

February, 1962

February, 1955

February, 1943

February, 1955

February , 1957

October, 1942

September , 1963

October, 1967

March , 1957

February , 19 40

April , 1963

February, 195 4

February , 1949

PreJtnl Name

Rumohr, Sharon A.

Ryan, Elizabeth A.

Schl aretzki, Mrs W E.

Scott, Mrs . R . L.

Sekera, Ruth

Shader, Mrs . Dale

Sharp, Mrs . R. B.

Shepard , Mrs. David Edward

Skang, Mrs . William C.

Smart, Gwendolyn

Smith, Dee A

Smith, Mrs Roger E.

Standish , Mrs . James A .

Steiner , Virginia

Steudel, Lucille

Stevens , Mrs . H. H .

Stiller, Sandra Lee

Stillwell, Frances M.

Triplett , Kathryn

Urey, Mrs . J . H .

Van Horn, Mrs. D.

Venci II, Mrs Gary

Wagner, Inamae

Warfield, Mrs . D. M .

Weber , Mrs. Tohn Maynard

W eber, Mrs . T .

Werts, Georgia

Werts, Mrs. L.

White , Dorothy B.

White, Mrs . R . F ., Jr .

Willson, Mrs M. L.

W oodw ard , Mrs . J.

Preunt Name

Aydel ott , Mrs. J. M.

Behrin ge r, Mrs. H. B.

Benbow, Mrs. R. P

Browning, Mrs. P R

Burleson , Mrs. R. K.

Burlingame, Fannie M.

Case, Mrs. H. E.

Maiden Nam.

Rumohr . Sharon A.

Dale of 1nilialion

February, 1961

Ryan , Elizabeth A March,1944

Campbell , Eleanor F February, 1939

F raser, Sally September, 1954

Sekera , Ruth February, 1950

Picken, Janet L. Seple-m ber, 1963

De Bok, Marilyn March, 1951

ODor, Leslie R. January, 1965

Adams , Mary E. April , 1932

Smart , Gwendolyn October, 1942

Smith, Dee A . September, 1961

Perrine, Linda S. February, 1959

Mesenbrink, Joyce C. June, 1962

Steiner, Virginia February, 1954

Steudel, Lucille November, 1970

Finfrock, Josephine May, 1930

Stiller, Sandra Lee May, 1969

Stillwell, Frances M. February, 1958

Triplett, Kathryn May, 1933

Evans, Maryalys March , 1942

Hadley, Judy February, 1960

Cole, Dorothy February , 1962

W agner, Inamae October, 1949

Mears, Sara J. February, 1953

Campbell, Eleanor Lea April,1965

Mays . Margaret J. February , 1943

Werts , Georgia February , 1954

Young , Sally March , 1951

White, Dorothy B April , 1929

Fulton , J oan March , 1941

Heron , Elinor March , 1951

Wiley, Ruth April,1935

ILLINOIS BETA

MaidtnName

Dale o f [nilia/i o n

Townsend , Catherine March, 1927

Gumm, Mary March , I919

Johnston, Virginia February, 1920

Graham , Bernere M. February, 1919

West , Ruth March , 1923

Burlingame, Fannie M. January , 1876

Anderson, Audrey M arch , 1925

Conley, Grace W . Conley, Grace W October, 1892

Cowan, Mrs . Hortense

D owling Mrs N c., Jr

Edgerto n, Hel en

Foste r. Mrs . C. J .

French , Mrs . P . W .

Ga mbl e, Mrs D F

Gera rd Mrs F

G e rbe r, Mrs C. F

Cowan , Hortense October, 1896

Ri chards , Dympna March , 1922

Edgerton. Helen May , I911

H o ll y, Ma rgaret March , 192 3

Ste ven son , Mary E . February , 1914

Farmer , Jes s ie October , 1896

Smith , Fran ces L. March , 1924

Roge rs, D ell a M . 1886

TH' ARIOW Of PI BETA PHI

PreJenl Name

Halloran , Mrs M E.

Harper , Mrs . R . S.

Harsh, Grace S.

H ooke r, Katherine Jarrard , Mrs. F.

Jewell , Mrs . J. S.

Ketron, Mrs . C. L.

Lively, Mrs. T. S. Merris, Myrtle E. Pearl, Mrs. D. E.

Reager , Mrs R C.

Ross, Mrs. W. W . Schlaepper, Mrs W. Sellar, Mrs . C. R ., Jr.

Sluter, Mrs . R . W. Snodgrass, Mrs. A

Spoerl , Mrs . H . D.

Stehr, Mrs. A. C. Tucker, Elva

Wampler, Mrs. C.

Warner , Mrs . Loetta B. Wayman, Mrs H P

Wehc;ter , Mrs. P . Williamson, Mrs . H . W .

Maiden Name

Brewst er, Ethel

Teeple, Jane

Harsh , Grace S.

Hooker, Katherine Burkhardt, Margaret Cook, Gladys L. Peterson , Phyllis Paine, Dorothy Merris, Myrtle E

Brawford, Florence J . Childs, Mary F .

T o mpkins, Nelle Woodley, Marian Brown, D o rothy E. Vanarsdell , Blondelle Cruver, Antha

Tilden, Dorothy M Halley, Roberta Tucker, Elva

Ward , Alice Boy d, Loetta F

Wilcox, Marian Haws, Josephine Mac Kay , Helen J.

Dale of Inilia/ion

February, 1914

January, 1913

October, 1888

October, 1929

February, 1922

November , 1908

October, 1927

March, 1925

March, 1926

November, 190 7

February, 1919

October 1892

March , 1916

November, 1928

February, 1920

February, 1920

February, 1925

February, 1921

March , I927

October, 1927

October, 1894

October, 1897

February, 1919

October, 1896

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

Officers

Of,ICERS EMIlITUS

Grond 're.ldon' Imorltvt- Marianne Re id Wild (Mrs Rob· crt) 202 1 Belmont Rd., N.W ., WHhmglon, D ,C. 20009

Grand TrO.Jvr.r Emorllua--O livi3 Sm ith M oore (Mrs. Henry. Jr ) 420 Pine St , Tu.rkan3, Tn n)OI

GlAND COUNCIL

Orand ,,...ldont-5aubj.oe PaullOo Vanllse (Mrs. Horace J ) 1998 Broadwly. Apt. 1606, San FnnciKo, Calif. 94109

Grond VI,. ',••Id ont of Turon Orr (Mrs J Gord on) 684) S E. 28th St Po rtl and. Ore 97202

Orand Vlc.o " ••Idon' .f Alumn_ E \'clyn Pelus Kyle (Mrs. Stanlry E ) 2} Oak Kn oll Gardens Dr., PlSldenl, Calif. 91105

Grand VI,. 'N. INn, .f 'hUontlwop lo...--s .uh Holmes Hunt (Mr•. Hlfold 8.) 3H9 Cody WIY. ApI. #102, Sacrament'), Calif 9)82)

GrGftd I.,.,dln. Souetory-Vunsh Sic " Gardner ( Mrs. Genlae A .) .n Grosvenor St., Ohio 45701

Orand Corr••pondlng S.crotory- Mary Elizabeth FRishour HIli (Mrs J . R.) 10 South Side Coun try Club. £>fCllur. III. 6252 1

Orand TrMwror-O rpha (Mrs. G.) 725 N. Jdfmon , Little Wis. )41"0

No.lonal Can for_co Dolagcrt_Hden

Di (Mrs Cur E ) lU4 Hales o nh Rd , Columbus. Ohio 43211

NATIONAL DIRECTORS

DlroctOf" of Alumn_ Advisory Comm ltt••t-Muluet Walker H orninl (Mrs D.O ) 620 San Berke · ley C.lif. 94707

Dlroctor of Alumn. P,o"rom...--H a rriet Ha ycock Bro n (Mrs. j. Ll o yd) liOI Golfvie Dr , Urbana. III. 6 1801

Director of Chop'er HOUJO Stafford (Mu 51-42 Normandy .• Memphis, 38117

Dlractor of Mamborshlp- Myra DePalma Reimer (Mrs Wm E Jr ) 429 n Rd Berwyn, P, 19312

Director of Undorgradl,lClt. Artlvltla.-Nancy Pol·

Standing

CANADIAN PHILANTHROPIES COMMlnlE

Chalrm o_Patricia Foster Weir (Mrs. Gordon) 2410 Hope 51 S.W ., CalcafY 3. AlbertI. Clnada h • • fllelo membor-G rand Vice of Philanthropiu : Suah H o lmes Hunt (Mrs Harold B.) 3529 Cody Way, ApI. #102, Calif.

CONYfNTION COMMlnlE

Cholrma_ Muy Couch (Mrs. 3, Box 74. Hot Springs, Ark. 71901 Ho pl.ollty Cholnno_ Francts Busby Sprin8s Ark. 7 1901

William T ) Rt (Mrs. J ack) H OI

R••I.trotlon Chalrmo_ Doris (Ouktl, 11 Ro$Cwood Circle. Hammans Miller (Mrs. LI"le Rock, Ark , 72207

(Mrs. Roc k. Ark. G. R.) 481' Crestwood.

EMMA HU,U TURNER MEMORIAL fUNDS COMM,"U

Cholrrno_Ruth Willi l ms Hansen (Mrs. Paul) 304 Swenbriar Dr , Richmo "d. Va 2J2H

Nina Belle Grttn Dame (Mrs, Wyatt E ) 1000 15th Nonh 51. Fla 33705

Min Mary Funces Pirkey, 629 Wau.la Dr .• Ky. 10206

h trkJ. _rnbo!"---G rand of Philanthro· Suah Holmes Hunt (Mrs. Har old B.) "29 Cody Way, Apt .#1 02, Sacramento. Calif. 9'82'

lock (Mrs O. Ed ard) 269 Northvie Rd " Dayton , Ohio 4)419

feNtor of Ttl. ADOW- Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs. William, Jr.) 268 Unde,...,ood Dr.. N.W •• Atllnta, G •. 30328. S.cretory of tho Alvrnn_ D.portrnont-lkuy Ro ton Holt (Mrs. R .) 4707 Perry Way. Sioux City. 10 51104

SPECIAL O"ICERS

Dlractor of Notional Archlv• .-Jun Orr Donaldson (Mrs. R H ) 1816 W. Arrowhead Pllce, Still ater. Okla. 7"07-4

Director of Chopt.r Hbtorl._ Rose McColloch Dressler (Mu. E B ) 7240 Madison Kansas City, Mo 6"114

No.lonol Convontlon Wh ile (Mrs. Lee) 228) Brentfo rd Ro ad, San Mar ino, Calif, 91101

T,....I Timmons Brewer (Mrs. Robe rt) '2) Dr Manhattan. Kan. 66'02

Trov.llna G,..d_t. c_soIort--Bubara Britten " Gcnny Hobbs, Pi Bell Phi unlral Office, 112 S. H anley Rd ., St LouiJ, Mo 63105

Director of City 'onhon.nlc--.-Aileen Aylesworth Welc.n (Mrs. Wm M , ) 1212 3rd Ave. N., Se.ttle, Wash. 98109

Director of Coli Panhellanlc_Lola Storey Finch (Mrs. W. H.) 100 Alcota Dr ., Pullman, Wash 99163

C Chalnnan for Alurn_ 'rogr ____ Marcia

G reen (Mrs. R. J.) 1311 Duncan, Okla. 7HH

PI UTA PHI ClNTlAL O",CE AND MAGAZINf AOENCT

Dlr.ctor-S ally Schulenbutl (Mrs Ralph E.) Pi Beta rhi 112 S. H lnley Rd • St Louis, Mo , 6}10'

NATIONAL 10ARD 0' TRUST!l fUNDS

Cholnnart--Or pha O'Rourke (Mrs. And re G.l 72) N, Little Chute, Wis 54140

Paulson Vlnasse (l ,irs . Hnrac e J. ) 1998 Broad· way, Apt 1606. San Fr.lncisco, Calif. 94109

Louist' Rosser (Mrs. j. Plge) 619 E. EI Puo. Tn:. 79902

D o rothy Weaver Motlan (Mrs. Kent R .) Box 218, 68124 Stafford (Mrs Peter) H42 N o rmandy A,'e Memphis. 38 117

Committees

DIRECTOR O. fXT£NSlON

Mary Eliubeth Frushout Hill (Mrs. J R.) 10 South Side Country Club, De'<Jt\lr, III. 62521

fRAT£RNI" IXCfLUNCE COMMlnlf

Director of Und.rg,.dvot. Actlvltl•• arid Cholrma_ Nancy 8bichcr Pollock (Mrs. O. Ed ard) 269 Nortbview Rd " Dayton. Ohio 4H 19

Alptt.--Jacqueline Dud.ck Bouman (Mu Hurl ey 0 .) 43 Mou ntain View Dr., West Hartford, Conn. 06 117 lot_ Nancy Ryan Wright (Mrs. S Willis) 2A Str.tfotd Rd ., Port Wuhinclon. N.Y. 110,0

Oomrn_l\.hurine Stuart D ulin (Mrs. Wm C.) 56 12 St ., Chase. Md. 2001)

D.lto-S uzanne Shaw Sch"' ellzer (Mrs. Mark H I 63" Tay · lor Dr., Norfolk, Va.

Ep.lfo_ Romay taudtrl Rupno · (Mrs. Roger) 490 Tana · crest Dr, Atlanta, G.I 30328

Zet_Kay Carter (Mrs. J. Ross) 16869 Kentfield , Drtroil. J-hch 48219

Et_J eanne Conly (Mrs. D.1e L.) 73 HudJOfl St., Hudson OhIO "4B6

nt.t_lk tt.., Bolli (M" Geill'ld 781" Wandc r mbe Sh·d., Indianapolis, 100. 462"0

lot--<;corgll Seagrt'n (Mrs RD .) 8001 Cortel.nd Dr KnOlville , 37919

K.ppo-S ue Eyens (Mrs. Jack T.) 3S08 Buckingham Lane, Birmin,ham, Ala "243

Lauder (Mrs. Cb.rles) 20 Spring Farm Lane, North Oaks, St. P.ul Minn. "110 Lou Anderson (Mrs. Petn R.) 91 E. M.rion. lake Forut , III. 60045

N_Judi Arn old ChalKY (Mrs. Tom) )0) Thomas , Vermil· lion. S.D. 51069

Jenkinson Barnes (Mrs. ROMn) 12224 Blackhuth Ct .• St. Louis. Mo 6}141

Omlcr._Adeline P.te Prentiss (Mrs. G. K.) 4}} N. Willo Fayetteville. Ark. 12101

P'-Lind. Willi.mson Barnette (Mrs. A. N .) 6206 Dillin, ham, Shrevepon. la, 71106

BUrsen Sullivan (Mrs. J D .) H02 Lem.y. Pon Collins, Colo. 80521

51l1m_Jan Throlkdd -Moore (Mrs. Thomas W.) )10 1 E. PhMniJ:. Ariz 8,016

T_Julie Vanlsse V.uJ: ( M rs. W. W.) Rt 3. BoJ: 27M. Mount Vern on. Wash. 98273

Up.II_ Dorothy Mull;,an R.smussen (Mrs. Donald) 209' S.W Mayfield St Portl.nd. Ore. 9722)

Ph'-A drienne H. Mitchell (Mu. Bruce T.) 16, Red ood Dr.• H illsborough. Calif. 94010

HOLT HOUSE COMMlnEl

Chob·_--canlce Lamin& Reynolds (Mrs. Jay) 63}2 Wood· son Or • Sh nee Missi o n. Kin 66202

, r-J oyce JUDIe Fu,uJOo (Mn. R obttt) 111 Cottqe Grove An .• Cedar RIPids, 10 ,840} SlId._

Haynes (Mrs. J T .) 21 Sunset Ln .• Bush · nell, III. 6 10 2

MIt')' We ir H uff (Mrs. J amHi A .) ton Euclid Ave • Monmouth. Ill 61462

h ; mcl. "*"Ibor-G rlnd V iet President of Phil.nthropies : S.rah Holmes Hunt (Mrs. H.rold B .) 3'29 Cody WI', Apt. #102. Sacramento, L.M.

Address : H olt House. 402 E ht, Monmouth, III. 6 1462

Hostess : Mrs Ikulah Shinofidd H ou rs : 10·12 M • • 2·, P.M. every day except Sunday

HOUSE DIRECTO. COMMlnEE

DI,ecta, .f Alumnc. Ad l.ary COfIImltt••••nd Chalrma_ Mar,.ret W.lker Hornin, (Mts. D 0.) 620 S.n Fern.ndo Berkeley, C.Iif 94707

I C COMMlnl

DINCtor af UnclWllradlJOt. Actl ltl , NanC'f BI .ichtt Pol. lock (Mrs. O. Ed1urd) 269 North i", Rd .• O.yton. Ohio ,U419

DI.-.cta, af Myr. DePalma Reimu (Mts William E.) 429 Newton Rd , P•. 19312

••source COft",I",nt• DianM Phillips, 2lH Tmoont Rd .• Colum· bus, Ohio 43221

fra'em lty OrientDtI.-Miu Sh.ron Smith, 3608 Huelhurst. Fl. W.yne, (n 46IO.f Ed ccrtlonal Enrlch WriAht Pinnick (Mrs. Donald) 6861 Fllis, #6, Ind ianapa li,. Ind -46226 frat....wty ,'oe- and D I.pnMnt-Susan Stevenson Landis (Nts. Andre.... E.) )928 Holly Cove Dr., Chua · puke, V• • 23321

Commu.my end Cam",. In oI ment_ Min Deanie Ful · ton , )219 Hnd St., Lubbock, Tn 19410

IDEA lANK COMMlnEE

Cholrmo--<:Onstlnce Fe,les Adams (Mrs. Cuyler C.) 4618

Ed.aebrook PI. , Minneapol is, Minn ,)424

Alpha-J ennifer Moore Sim (Mrs. R Dalton) West Ledge Rd .• Glastonbury. Conn 06033

Iet_ Lui.De: J ohnlOn Munson (Mrs. Philip) 8m: 322, Bradford. Vt 0,023

Gann. Carolyn Pettit (Mrs. R. R.) 708 Oxford Lane. WaUillJford Pa. 19086

Dolt_ Elizabeth Hechtkopf Parker (Mn. J G ., Jr.) 6116 Riverpoint Ct N o rfo lk. VI H)()'

Epsll_Ruth BI.ck Arnold (Mu. Sidne-y M ) 1611 MI P.ran Rd ., N W • Atlantl, Ga )O}O, z.'_Jacqueline Smith ConVCf"R (Mn. Byron R.) 22'16 Metamora Or , B.rmillJhlm Mich. 48010

It_V.rlinia Wynn Wood (Mrs A. Wilson) 11 06 RUIh«· ford Rd .• Cleveland Hei,hts, Ohio 41118

"'.,_Mary Giles ArmiDlton (Mrs. J. H.) Winston Dr • Indian apolis, Ind 46226

1.,_Kstbryn Summers Skinner (Mn. Raym ond, Jr .) 1620 Carr Ave .• Memphis, Tenn. 38104

lC.p,........ Mts D«dec Mountain. 160-4 Willilmsbur, ElJt, TUK'lloos •• AI. 3)40 1

Lombd_ Andrn Stephenson Bleuinger (Mrs. ) C.) 617 Grove 51 N«n.h. Wis. ,49,6 Mu-- Ele.nor Hougham Guerint' (Mrs. R obe rt) 90' Nor ood. Melrose Ill. 60180

N_Jeanne Wh«ler Hubblld (Mrs. William) P O. Boll: 442. 10 21 Cit)'. l ow. ,2240

Miller G.mber (Mrs. Dale) ,16 Sunset Dr .• Salina, Kan 67401

Marshal Roth (Mrs Mil o K.) Route 2. S.loam Spri",s, Ark, 12761

PI-- FrancH Dilly Broyles (Mrs. G ordon) 901 Hillto p , Pain· tine. Tu. n801

Rh_ Miu Loil Wolfe, ,o2 Hi,bland. Boulder. 'Colo. 80302

Slgmo-Sayre Webstu La rence (Mrs. Rohnt) 944 S. M'fI' nolia Blvd ., Tucson. Ariz 8)111

'_Jo y VlnasK Goodenough (Mrs. William) )9}2 W. Barrett, .se.ttle, Wash. 98199

Up.lI........s ally Sue ullers (Mrs. Michad W.) 1221 E 5th. McMinnville. Ore 91128

Ph'-Jo.nn Willey (Mrs. Rich.rd) 6299 Fordham Way, Sac· rament o. Calif. 9'831

lOAN FUND COMMlnEE

Otalnno_Vir,ioil R. Symonds Olson (Mrs. Richard T.) )733 Coniston Rd , Seattle. Wash. 9810'

Mary Isllxl Rienks Btiuman (Mrs. Roy) 919 Olive St.. YLiba City, C.Iif 9'99 1

lktty Barringer Symon ds (Mrs. J W.) Easuhore Flathead Lake. Biafork, Mont '9911

pl.'l Su.h H ol mes H unt (Mrs. Har old B.) 3'29 Cody W.y, ApI. #102 Sa.;:ramcntu, Ca lif.

MUSIC COMMlml

Chalrma_M.ry S nson Enad (Mrs. Dale) 2304 W. 100th Luwood. K.n 66206

P.t CaKY Barr (Mrs. J ohn P.• Jr. ) 7629 Aberdeen, Shawnte Mission. Kin 66208

J oyce Bre.stt Bishop (Mrs. M. L.) 6609 Hillcrest. Oklahom. City, Okl • 73116

NOMINATING COMM l ml

Cholrma_M iss Shirle, Brad s haw. H I Queenston 51 .• Winnipq 9. Manitoba. Canld. M.ddcine Closs L.lon (Mrs Thomas) 704, Mlryl.nd, SI. Louis, Mo 6) 130 Shirle-y J ones Mlnn (Mrs Robert E.) 6 West 21st St .• H ulCh· inson, Kin 67)01

IISOLUTIONS COMMlnEl

McCrillis Ryland (Mrs. J ohn) }470 E. Kentucky An , Denver, Colo 80209

LoOl F.y (Mn KC"t'in) 1006 San Roque J1.d .• Santa Barbara, Calif. 9310, Dorolhy Jones Birdwell (Mrs. Lloyd) 3901 Caruth Bh'd • D.IIIS, Tex. 7U2,

IEVISIONS COMMlnEE

Chalnno ---Clroline Erickson Huahes (Mrs. Hu,h) 1000 S. H o uton, Cushina. Okla. 14023 Jun R.nsbottom Klrr (Mrs. Dun 5.) 12 Jasmine St., Den ver. Colo. 80220

Maurine Stuart Dulin (Mn. William C.) ,612 GroYe 51 Ch"l' Chase. Md 200n

.IJUAl AHD ClilMONIEI STUDY COMMmEE

Chalrm._ Francc:s Farrell Rou (Mrs. H E.) 42 Rid,ewood Rd .• West Hutfo rd Conn. 06 10 1 Brown Webb (Mrs. M. E.) HI W Du.rte Rd ., ApI. 6, Arcad •• , C.lif. 91006

Madeleine Olson Mennelll (Mrs. V A. ) 1400 S.W. 17151 St Seattle Wash 98166

Miu toru Poltart UO E nnd St NC'1V Y ork, N Y :0021

Ai lttn Nelson JohMOfl (Mrs. R.1lph B.) 1440 S. Oran,e Ave EI Cajon. Calif. 92020

Rcprcuntltivcs from : Arkansu Alpha Washin&ton Gamma IIIiooil ut. C.lifornia Zeta Missouri Ikll

smUMINT SCHOOL COMMlnll

Arrowment &ard of G o vern ors

Chel""cut--8ctty Ba,ley Hall (Mu. Adin H ) 40}9 Plpln8

Rock Line, Houston, Tex. 77027

C. Chcl lrm._ Hcnriet ta A H uff ( M rs. ) N.) Sol: 206 , Glt!inburl , Tenn HH8

Seero•• ry --Cafolyn Otlenlef Kovener (Mrs. R R ) 97 81

Pinfo CI., Cincinnati, Oh io 4)24 2

TrHlUrer--O rpha O ' Rou rke Cotnen (Mrs. Andrew) 72) N Jdfenon. Little Chute, Wis )-lt40

Council Con ••ct Membe r--Grand Vice Pres ident of Phil,n· thropi es: S r.h H olmes Hunt ( Mrs Harol d B ) }529 Cody Way, #102 , Sacramento. Calif. 9)82'

« M<MrI of •.., I_rd:

Geraldine H .1l Dalton (Mrs John M ) 1207 Moruu Dr" Jefferso n City, M o. 6)101

Mar ian G Heard, 2 17 Anderstn Dr ., K no xville, Tenn 37920

Huperi. Aylcs-"orth He nderson (Mrs J Ross) 708

Otvo nshue H o use, Ride au Towers, (da'ry 6, Albert a C.n.d.

Henrietta McCutchln Huff (Mu. J. N ) BOI: 206, G.t · Jinburg, Telln. 377 38

THE ARROW OF

S Lucile Jenn inas, P O Bol: )06 , 1"13 Li nville 51 ., K lnpport, Tenn. 37662

Elizabeth Ytim Kingman (Mrs. Eugene), '714 68th 51 .• l ub bock , Tex 79413

Elean o r BU$hnell Lehner (M" Gcorle P J .) 60, Funchll Rd ., Los An,ties, Calif. 90024

Olivi. Smith M oo re ( Mrs. Henry) 420 Pi ne St ., Tex · ark .nl, Tex. 71'01

SIt.h Ruth Mullis, 190 S. Colonial H omes Circle, Atl,nu, Gcorli. 30309

Dr. Lura Odland, Collece o f Hom e Econo m ics, U ni· versifY of Tennuste , Kn o xv ill e, Tenn. 37916

Jean Dunbar Soco lo wski (Mrs. N. J ) 2" Fo xh i ll Rd, Denville , N.J 0783.t

Director of Arro mont School of Art .nd Cr.ft_1o.briln G Heard, Cuft House, of Tennessee, Knox · ville. Tenn 3791 6

Publicity .nd Public Relation_ Eleano r D Lehner (Mrs Georxt. P J.) 60' Funchal Rd l os Anicles. Cllif. 90024

Co Chalrma_ Henrielu. M Huff (Mrs J. N ) Box 206. G a tlinburg, Tenn 37738

SlIdo. : .ctlvel: yo ur P ro.-ince Presi dent alummt: write you r Alumnlt Province Pruident TNlvel Timmons Brewer (Mtt Ro bert) '2) West"fiew Dr., Manh.llln , K.n 66,02

Admlnh'rator of Arro mont ArroweNlft-Hekn Ander· JOn Lewis ( Mrs B C) An o"monl, Boa: '67, Gatllnburl , Tenn }7738

Arra mont Sc:hoal of Art ond CNlft_M.II.n G. Heard , Director Box '67, GuJinbufl, Tenn 37738

Arrowcr.ft Shop--Bo x 534. Gltlinbura , Tenn "H8

National Panhellenic Conference

NIte ChalmMIn 1t7I·n Ilonnlum (Alpha O.mM411 DoII.)Mrs Dennis 4007 Wendell Dr , Edmond, Okll BOH HPC leerotory 1971.73 lI.,.nl_ (Alpho Dolt. PI,-Mn. Berne J lco bson , 41 03 Wuh l n, to n Bl vd. 5., WISh. 98118

HPC Tr_wl"Of", 1971 73 Ilonnlum (Dol •• Z:oto'-Mn Robert L Mc K eemon, })l7 S. 74th ElSt Ave ., Tuls. , Okl •. 7HH

PI Phi DoI Hcle n Bouc he r Dix (Mrs. Ca n S .), n,. H. l u worth Rd , eolumbu. , O hio 431 21

PI lat. Phi h. Altornat_ Doro lhy WelVer (Mrs R ). Ro" 2 18, Per u , Neb. 68-'21 PI .et. Phi 2nd Aherna.-S lrah j. 1"IC Plu l son VanuSt (Mrs. H o uce) , 1998 Bro.dway, ApI 1606 , San FranciscCl, 94 109

The Roll of Chapters

The followin& items 1ft ,iye n in sequence : Name of chamer; date of Its ut.blishmcnl; name of the colle,e or un i· ycrsity; ch.pttt address ; president of the chapler; cha i rman of the Alumnz Advi lOtJ Comminee witb her .ddttll

ALPHA 'IOVINel Rd ., !than, N Y Nancy Po tter ; Penny Wyatt (Mrs. R ober t). #1 Ctdar line, Ith aca. N.Y. 148)0

Pre. ld_t- Anne Zantop Ci offi ( Mrs Chades M .L Gl over Ave , Norw.lk, Conn. 068,0

CONtedlcYf Alphcr (1943) Uni.-enity oC Connecticul; Pi Beu Phi, Box 212, Univ of Conn., Slorrs, Conn 06268: Cathy Wuiele; Jo yce Dickins Vo uw (Mrs Robert G.), 2 Holly une , $t orn, Conn. 06268

MoI_ Alpha (1920) Univtllity of Mai ne ; So merStt Hall, Orono , 0447}; Mar., Weaver ; Dorothy MenZ ies, Bostwick (Mrs D ) 39 1 Spcrnn Dr ., Orono, M alot O·H73 Mo chu Alpho (18 96) Bos to n Univenity; 160 BI Y SI.te Rd., Bc»ton, Mass 0221) ; SUlin Crusl ; Mrs A Rich.rd Ch r istleib, 20 River Glen Rd , Wellesley , Mus. 02181

Mas chuaett. let. (19"4) University o f MuuchuStlts ; \14 Cr.mplon SI., Amherst , Mus 01002 ; Ju li. KAne; Lind. Well min O ' Conno r (Mrs. B R J H RolllOa ride Rd ., Am· heNt, Mus 01002 Ho.,a Scotia AlpJ\a (1934) Dalhousie University, 3070 Gto Dauphine Ave , H alifu , N S., Can.; Lind. 1\llny , Debbie Mi tcheltree BI. cltadsr (Mn. M ) 111 9 Tower Rd , Api 201, H.lifax , N S , Clnld.

InA PROVINCE

Pre.Ident-Mltllret Ry.n Van Dine (Mrs A ., Jr .) 21 Ln iden.ood Dr.• South Burl in ,ton. VI. He Tortr: Alp'" (1896) Syrlcust U niv e nlt,; 2 10 W.ln !.:\ Pllce , Syracuse. N Y 13210; T an ia J lStrcbov; Mrs Don· aid Pa i r , 109 Cedlr Hei, hlS Rd ., Jlmesville, N Y B078

Ne Torle Gatnma (191-4) SI. Lawrence University; 2 1 Ro· mod. Dr" Canton, N. Y 13617; Anot O"(onnell; Kith· mne Parker Groves ( M rs. Stephen). 21 CoUes e St un· ton, N. Y n617

How Toril Dol ta (19 19) Cornel l University; HO Tri phlmmer

V.rmont hr- (1898) University or Verm o nt ; 369 S Prospect SI Bur\(naton, VI 0)401: Cathnmc Dunleavy; Donnl leach Gibbs (Mrs. D.yid) : H E. Terner , Burlin,to n, VI. 0)401

GAMMA PROVINel

p,.d den t--C.rol H agaman Miller (Mp, Ra lph C, Jr.), 26n Qu. i l Hill Dr • Uppcr St Pa 1'241

Maryl.nd Iota (t9H) Uni.-e tsity of Maryland ; 12 Pr.temity Ro , Coll ele Puk, Md Bonnie Summtrto n ; D. Constlnce Freytf RerSt (Mrs. R. D. ' 4721 StdlC'Wick St ., N W , Wuhin,l o n, D .C., 20016

'ennl.,l.,on' a Ioto (189" Bucknell Univtfsity; Box C·29"9. Buc knell University , Lew isburl P.I 17837 ; Reb« ca NeI· son, Mrs Thomas M Milts. R D 1, Lewisbur" P• 178}7

Ponn.,.I.,o"l. Gamma (190:l) Dick i nson ColleJe; 60 W Po mfret 51" Carl isl e, PI 17013 ; Vicki S""erlser; JO.ln Stohr Steh ley (Mrs George). 10·U S West 51 ., C.rlisle, P, . 17011

P_n.,.I onlo E,.lIon (19H) Pennsylunia Stlte Univer· sity; , Hiester Hall , Uni\ltr$ity Puk, P•. 16802; .$_lIy McHu&h; Mi ril m S Wellin&ton (Mrs. A M .), 312 S. Buckho ut St ., Sute Co llele, Pa 16801

DELTA PROVINCE

,,. .Id_.-S.mdra Conwell McMunn ( M rs. C. Dlvid) 106 Fortst Dr Clulubur8. W.V;,.. 26301

Horth C.roUna Alpha (1923) Un i"ersity of N o rlh Ca ro l in a ; 109 St. Chapel H ill, N.C. 27)11; COllnne Andenon; Suun link ( M rs. R C .• , 2113 N Llkeshore Dr., Chapel Hil I. N .C. 21707

North eeroll_ Iota (1 933' Duke Uoi-tenity; Box 7096

Duke Univeuirr, Durbam , N .C. 27707; MIIJ Wilson , Susan Pusons Robell (Mrs. Paul A.). }nl Cc.Iurtland PI. Durham. N .C. 27707

Vlrel"io o.mtncr (1925) CoIICSe of William and Mary; Pi Beta Pbi House. Williamsbur,. V•. HI8); Judith McCusker: Nancy Hus Cowles (Mrs James D ) 106 Richards Rd ., Williamsbur" V., 2318)

Vl,.lnla hfta (196)) Old Dominion UniYCt1ity; un W 49th St., Norfolk, Va H)08; DiAnne Ball; Miss Jobn P Thomas , 700·H Rslei,h Ave Norfolk. Va 2})07

We" Vir,,,da Alpha (1918) West Villinia Uniyet1ity; 1493 Univenirr Ave., Morgantown W.Va. 26)0): Susan J a"is; Winifred Heiskell Wiidmln (Mrs. J ohn). )12 Grind St • Morl.nlown , W Va 26)0)

Wen Vlr,ln'a Gamma (1968) Bethany College: P O. Box '09, Belhany College, Bethany, W Va. 2603 2; Mar· tha Jo C.hill; Donn. Smith Chasc (Mrs. J K.), 1117 Seventh St., Moundsville, W Va. 260·H

E,SILON 'IOVINCI

Prealdem_[)Qris Brown Fawcett (Mrs W. E.) 4269 Har· bo r Hills Dr L.rgo , Fl.. }3HO

florida Alpha (1913) Sletson University; Box 1237, Stetson Univenity, DeL.nd. Pia. }2720; l.conore Winn; Ploy Jean Pflough H. le (Mrs. G. B ), 237 W. Pl ymouth Ave ., De· I.nd. Fla }2720 fI lda hta (1921) Plorida State Uniy e rsity: )19 W. J effer. ton, T.lIahass«, PI.. 32301; Betsey Bond: Suun Kilt· ted3e Fish« (Mrs. Thomas) 821 Arlil!&lOn, Tallahassee, Fl •. 3HO}

florida Delta (1969) University of Florida. P O. Box 12517 UniYCNity Station, Gainesville, Fla 32601; Cheryl Kelly: M.ry Rulh T.te Elfe (Mrs. T B.) 3147 N.W. 32 Place. Gainesville, Fla 32601

Georgia Alpha (1939) University of Georgi.; 886 S Mill · ed,e Ave.• Athens, Ga 30601; Laura Allen ; Miss Sarah Ruth Mullis, 190 S. Co lonial H o mes Cir., Atlanta, Ga 30109

South C.rallna Alpha (1931) University of South Carolina: Box U.'124. University of Soulh Caro l ina, Columbia. S.C 29208; Mary Lou Hodges ; Jo Scideman Fostet (Mrs. M. C.) H·A $enale Plaza, Columbia, S.C. 29201

ZITA 'ROVINCE

Pre.ldeM-Margaret Y ou ng (Mrs. R. A.). 29299 Alhion Rd., A lbion, Mich 49224

MI(hlga" Alpha (1887) H i llsd a le Collegt; 304 H illsdale St , Hillsdale , Mich 49242; Kalhy Soreianos; Mrs Jerome Pailon, 133 Oak 51., Hilbdale, Mich. 49242

Mich l " leta 0888) University of Mich igan; 8 36 Tappan St , Ann Arbor. MIch 48104; Pltncia Berdan; Sandra DeWar Bostwick (Mrs. S. H.). 31H Rumsey Dr., Ann Arbor , Mich 4810) Mich l " Gornma (t94:J) Michi,.n State University: 343 N Harrison. East Lansin , Mi ch. 48823; Debbie Pond ; Gretchen Mankrnach Gibson (Mrs. W. T .), H' Elms · hnen Dr. N E.• lansina:, Mich. 48917

Mlch'eon Delta (19)9) Albi o n Collele; 110 7 Cass St A lbion, Mich 4922-4: Sherry Scott; Miu Elizabeth Hance , 711 'h E Michi,an, Albion, Mich "9224

Ontario Alpha 09(8) University of Toro nto ; 220 Beverley St ., Toronto 2B, Onuri o, Can.; Susan Andetson: Nancy Brunton Barber (Mrs. W P.) 474 Broadway Ave., T o· ronto 17, Onl

On,Df'la leta (1934) University of Western Ontario; 293 Central Ave London 14 Ontario, Can .; Anne Buskud, BeYeriy MeClenn.n St«le (Mrs. R G ) )21 Duffitin 51 London. Onl Can.

ETA PROVINCE

P,..aHftt.-N.ncy Sle'''rt Smdu (Mrs. Will iam). 7)64 Tnilwind Dr ., Cincinn.ti, Ohio 4)242

Ohl. Alpho (1189) Ohio Univenirr; 6 S. College St., Alh · ens Ohio 4)701; aaudia Brandenbur, : Mrs. Ja ne Smith. 6 Tulane , Athens. Ohio 4)701 Ohl let_ (11194) Ohi o Stl te UniverSIty: 184' Ind ianol. Ave ., Columbus, Ohio 4}201; Molly Cressor; Ruth GI.d· den Brown ( Mrs Ted ) 110 Knob Hill Dr 5 ., Columbus. Ohio 4}2}O

Chle o.lt. (l92n Ohio Wesleyan Uni1't:mty: 96 Eliubeth St Delaware, Ohio 4WI5; Elillbrth Rupcn ; Dorothy Buc k Almstcad (Mrs Gordon) 26 Richards Dr , Dela· ware, Ohio 4}OU

Ohio (p.llan (194) Universirr of Tolt'do: 2261 Westbrook. Toledo. Ohio 061}; Barb Stutz; (Mrs. J ones), 700 1 Apple Cr«k, Sylvania. Ohio 41'60 Ohio Zeta (194') Miami Univenity; MacCr.cun H.II, Miami UninrsilT, Odotd. Ohio 4)0,6; Mira. Ann Ko rfhlie: Ellen Burk, 324 E. Vine, Oxford, Ohio "'0,6

OhIo Ita (19,4) Denison Uni\'enity: 41) W. Co lieBe St., GranVIlle. Ohio 43021; Karen Mackenzie : Cynlhia Liner Krause (Mrs. W.lter), 22) So. Prospect St., Gran¥ille. Ohio ",02}

'HETA 'ROVINCE

Pre.ldem-Julie Pratt Mendenhall (Mrs. P. E.) 48·i) Eut 781h St., I ndianapolis, Ind. 462)0

1"lIlalMl Alpho ( 1888) Franklin Coll ege; Elsey Hall, Box 106. Franklin, Ind. 46l}1; Michele Tuoti. Gerttude Deer Owens (M rs. Roger B.). '20 N. Drive. Frank l in, Ind. "6l}1

1"lIlana &eta ( 1893) I ndiana Uni1't:nity; 92 8 B Third St ., Bloomington, Ind 47401; Debbie Stolen; Jane Hettick Perry (Mrs. Gene) '09 H.rvey Dr ., Bloomin&ton, Ind 7401

'"lI lana Gamma (1897) Butler University; 83 1 W. Hampton Dr Indian.palis, Ind 46208: K.thryn Ford, Mary Sunn Vandi"u Boles (Mrs. J.) }2)9 W 42nd 51 lodianapolis, Ind. 46208

'"lIlana Defta (1921) Purdue University: 1012 Slate St ., W. Lafayette, Ind 47906; Teresa Pardicdt. Jan Roper 'Tbotn· Io n (Mrs. R P.) 2199 Tecumseh Park L.ne, West lafa yette, Ind 47906

1"lIlano Ipsilon (1942) DeP.uw University; 303 S. Locust, Gr«ncastle. Ind. 46l}): Ann Paltcnoo; Nancy Cox Fonlline (Mn. L.) 639 E Seminary, Gr«ncastle. Ind. 461})

1"41ana Zeta (19'2) Ball Siale University; Rosers H.II, Muncie, Ind 47}06: Bonnie Pearson; Margaret McClulli Edwards (Mrs. Richard) 2102 Queensbury, Muncie, Ind.

lorA 'IOVINCE

P,...lde"t-Jean H arlot Thomas (Mrs. Robert W.), "24 Barfield Rd Memphis, Tenn. 388 17

Kerrtud,y Alpha (192') University of Louisvi l le; 2010 Confedetate PI. Louisville, Ky 40208; Triaa Lombardo: Nancy Unluo Lasky (Mrs. N. L.). 9724 Sorncrford Rd Louisville. Ky 40222

K tucky &eta (1962) University of Ke:ntuck'y; 409 Colum· bia. winston. Ky 40'08; Talle Rebecca Riley Sleockin8er (Mrs. n, 111 Greenbriar Rd LuinltOn. Ky. 40,02

Tenne Alpha (192}) UniYCt1ilT of Tennessee at Chatta· OOOIa; 846 O.k 51., Chatllnoo,a, Tenn 37403: BetlT Ann Cox, Barbara D.lt on Wamu (-Mrs. Porter) 1)2 6 RUSby Rd • ChutaOOOla. Tenn 37412

Ten"e u " leta (1940) Vanderbilt Unive rsity; 118 241h Ave So., Nuhville, Tenn . 37212; Sarah B . Lytton: Ann Glenn Hayet (Mrs. Lan,.) 6128 Stonebneo Dr Nashville, Tenn 172"

'enne Gemma (19411) University or Tennessee:: "31 Cumberland A,e ., Knonille. Tenn. 37916; Ruth Anne Byrd; Jane Qualls McGuire (Mrs J N. J .l. ,2004 Valley For,e Dr., Knoxville , Tenn. 37920

, _ Delta (1962) Memphis State Unive:rsity ; Box 8096" Memphis State UnivmilT, Mcmphis, Tenn 38111; Jeannie Ad.ms; Jean Pitcock Madison (Mrs. A F., Jr.) ,II7) #2 So. YUH, Memphis. Tenn 38117

KAPPA 'IOVINCE

Pre. ldem_ Annette Mitchell Mill, (Mrs. Jack). 21211 Ves· tridge Dr .• Birmingham, Ala . 3)216

Alobama Alpha (1927) Birmil!&h.m·Soulhern Collele; Box '9A. Birmin,ham·Soulhern Collele, Birmin,hlm, Ala H204: Judy Ellisor ; Zoe' Sanders James (Mrs. R E Jr.), 36H Cratside Rd Bianit¥ham, Ala. })22, AI __ &eta (1949) Uni1't:rsity of Alabama : Do. 12)9, Uni.ersity. Al a. 3)486; 'Paula Youl!&; Elsie Lawrtnce Gribbin (M". R E , Jr .). ,o2 9th SI TUKaloou. Ala. l·HOI

Gamm- (9)7) Auburn UniversilT; Dorm 7, Au · burn UnivC'fSlIT Auburn Ala }68}0; Chris MillC'f; Carole ConnIff Ye.m.n (Mrs. J 0 .). Rt. #1 Box ,}O, Hope Hill , Ala 36403 ,

Mln, lppl Alpha (96 1 ) Uni. trsity of South ern M issiuippi; Box 376 Southern Sialion, Hattiesburg , MIss 39401; Car· olyn Fannin,; Gail Ikall Harper (Mrs. Glenn T .), 2804 Jefferson Dr , Hattiesburg. Miss. 39401 Mlnl"I,,1 ,. (1961) Unhersity of Miss issippi; Box 28--48, University. Miss. }8677; Unda Ritchey. Lynne LtMutcr Kelly (Mrs R J." U) Jefferson Avr. ., Oxford, Miss }86"

LAMIDA ".OV I(<l CE ,...ldettt- Mu T T.Ulrt Timmckc (<,{n. M E.), 9} 1 Church 51., Beloit. WIS, HH I

Manltobct Alpha (1929) University of 'Manit oba, 10-43 Har· vard Ave ., Winniptg R3TtSI Manrlob:a, Can.: Margaret Semple: Susie Pugh Ra csidc (Mrs. B M .), 437 Cambridac St R\M 3E9 Winnipeg. Manit oba, Can. Mlnn••• t. Alpha (1890) University o f Minnesota : 1109 SE 5th St , Minneapolis. Minn ))414; Pat Burnicce: Mrs SI"cn Kina , U59 Fairmont Ave St. P3 ul. Minn North Dakota Alpha (1921) Univenity of North Dak o ll; 409 C.mbrid,c, Grand Forks N D Cheryl Emory: Betty K.n ischer Thune (Mu. Gary) 20, St.lc St , Apt. 101, Grand Forb, N.D. '8201 W IKo,..I" G_nta ll rcn ce University Colem," H.II , }07 E Lawrencc St Appleton, Wis. ,-49 11 ; Anoetic Ar ch. mbe.u ; Lois TomaJO Boldt (Mrs. J .I 11111 E. Gr.nt SI Applel on , Wis. H91l

MU I'IOVINCE ,.,...Id.,.t-Oorolhy Jean Baker McF.dden (Mrs. Robl.). 180 nih Court, Denlur. III. 6212 1 AI,.ha (1867) Monmouth College; Monmoulh Co l · le,e. Monmouth , 111. 6 1-462; Michelc Splch., Al ice Me·

DouI.1I Jenscn (Mrs. Russell N.). Ul) E Bro.dway, Monmouth. III. 6U62

1111"01. lota-D.lta (I 9}0) (Bcla: 18 72) (Dell. : 188-4) Knox Collesc: Knox Collelc, Galcsburs. III. 61401; Mu.aret ShUI'1. Iklh Bivens (Mrs. Don). to" N Cedar. G.lesburs. I II. 61401 1111,..11 (,..110" NCHlhweSiern Uni \" crsity; 636 Emcrson St.. Evan5lon. III. 60201; Nan Brcdar 1111,.01. Zota (189') University of Illinois ; 5 Wr ilht. Ch. mp,IIn III 61S20: Lynn Merrick , Mrs. C. Oallen · bach. 712 W University Ch.mp.isn. HI. 6 1820 IIl1nol. (10 (1912) Mill kin Univcrsity: 2H N F.irvie ·. Decalur, III. 62)22: S.ndy Theriault : BubJrI Clarkc Ryan ( Mrs Mich.eI) 1281 W Wood Decatur, III 62122 1111,..1. Thela (1947) Bradley Uni\'crsity; N InSl itulc. Peori •• III. 6 1606: Barbara Green; M.ry B.con H oluman (Mrs. R J ), 191. W. Cashm.n CI Pmri •. Ill. 616 1.

NU NOVINCE

ldOflt- Dorolhy Nelsen Hunler (Mrs. H .). 2016 S 91st SI, Om:aha , Ncb. 6812. law. Alpha (1861) Iowa Uni't'cnity: S T Hall MI. Plcasant, low. H64I; Mary Davis ; Purici. W.ttrs Buf· finclon (Mrs. Nile) R R #' . Mt Plcasant. low. )1641 Iowa leta (187.) S impson ColleBe: .06 N Buxto n, Indi · .nola, Iowa '012'; M.uie Touch ; Shirlcy Day Bunch (Mrs R H ). 210 W. Lincoln, I ndi.n. ol ., I owa Iowa Gamma (1877) l o w. St.tc University; 208 Ash Ayc Ames , Jow. ,(I(HO; Glori. Hartlcin; M Uonud Buck (Mrs. J A .l. '34 Forcst Glen, Ames lo a '0010 lo.a Z.ta (1882) Univcrsit'J o f l ow.: 8U E Wuhinlton lo a City, lo a H2.0: Meliss. H.nsen : S.lIIly Gocn Maurer (Mrs. V .) 41) Wh iti'll; Avc lo ·a City, lo a )2240 Nobra.h to (189') Uni't'crsity of Ncbraska: .26 N 16t h , Lincoln, Ncb. 68'08; Leslie Leik; Di.ne Zedc:ser Por· te r (Mrs. J. D.) 949 Muldcr Dr , Lincoln, Ncb. 68'10

South Dakota Alpha (1927) Unh'ersity of South Oakol., lilt N. Plum , Vermillion , S D )7069; Jan Lascrlof; J lldith Ar nold Chlncy (Mrs. M T .) 601 VallCl' Vicw, Vcr · million, S.D. )7069

XI,.aOVINC(

ttre.IHftt- Pauici. Johnson SCh C!1scn (Mu. M H I A.R

•. Clay Centcr K-an 674}2

Ko,,1ClI Alpha (1873) University of K .nsas; 1612 W nIh. K.n. 6604.: C.lhy Virgin ia Schubert Cun.n (Mrs. P. K ,) 221' Kina:ston Or., Lawrcncc, K.n

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KO"H' ta (191) K.nsas Stale Univ e rsity; 11119 Todd Rd .•

THE AllOW OF PI BETA PHI

Manhattan, K .n. 66'02; Anita Swain; Cecilc Brosse.u Ke ndall (Mrs. W. Richard) 102) Pierrc. MlnhallAn, Kan 66502

Mlneur l Alpha (1899) Unh c rsity of Missouri : ' 11 E. Rol · lins. Columbia, M o. 6,20 1 ; Suzannc Stolz«: Jan Cox (Mrs. Terry). Route }, Columbia, Mo. 6no l

Mlnourl Iota (1907) Washington University ; Box .1. Wash · iOllon Univcrsity, 51. Louis, Mo. 6}t}0; Miai Eastham; Cuolyn H'nnon (Mrs. Roberl) } Portland. 51. Loui" Mo 6n31

Mlu OUf"1 Gamma (191.) Drury Collegc; Drury Collcg c, Springfield, Mo 6' 802; Julic Al on; Vicki Rook Lollar (Mt1 Gary), 2002 E. Monroe, ApI. A , Sprincficld. Mo. 6,S02

OMICRON ,aOVINC( Pre ld.nt- Mary Lou SChmlUJser Wootten (Mrs. J. Robert) I)O} Guilford L. nc. Oklahom:a City. Okla 73120

Arhn.a. Alpha (1909) Unh'cnily of Arbnsas; ' 02 W. Fayettevulc. Ark. 72701: Culcnl R«d: J ean Fetter Gr«nhaw (Mrs. lconud), Box 4276, F.yetleville. Ark 7270 1

A,konlG. leta (1963) Lillic Rode Univcrsity. }117 So. T.yl o r, Little Roc:k , Ark 72209: Shari Ycargain ; Slra Wynn Wycrick (Mrs. J T .) 707 Bowman Rd utllc Rock, Atk 72205

Oklahoma Alpha (1910) Uni't'cnity of Oklahoma; 1701 S. Elm. Norman, Okl •. n069; Anne Uhlenhop; Sylvi. Dean (Mrs. John) 1316 Cherry L.ne, N orma n. Okla, 73069 Ok lahoma leta (1919) Oklahoma Statt Uni\crsity; n. Clevc land, SliIlwater. Okla. 7.07.; M:ary Washinllon; Jlne Price (Mrs. W.lter) n6 Ycllo Brick Dr SliII· water, Okl •. 74074

" PROVINCE

'r.ald."t_Jnnnette Simpson Roberts (Mrs. Richard A ). 1674 Longwuod Dr .• Blton Rou gc. I 70808

Loul.la"o Alpha (1891) Ncwcomb Colle8c; 701-4 Zimple St New Orlclns. la. 70 118; Dan, RobinJOn; Annc Oycr M cKee (Mrs. Wm c.). BO, Camp St ., Ncw Orlnns, La 701 n loul. laltO 1.'0 ( 1936) Loe-isiana StIle Unhcrsily: P O Box ln60-A. L.S.U., B:aton Rouge. Lt. 70803; Claudctte leBlanc; Kathy Walts Presco tt (Mn. W, 5.) }151 Morning Glory, BUon Roulc. La. 70808

Toxa. Alpha (1902) Un ivcrsity of Tnu; 2300 Sin Antonio. Austin , Tex 7870': Ann SdlOCnvogel; H.llie Dewar Ferguson (Mrs. K«nc) , 2702 Verdebank Cir., Austin, Tex. 7870} T Seta (1916) Southern Methodist Uni \cnity; }IOI Daniels. 0.1],5, Tcx. n20'; Pam Bentsen: Mu ioric Lucas Power (Mrs, W. J. A ), }U, Mockincbird Lant. Dallll, Tex. 7HO, T aa Gamma (t9B) Texa. Tech Unrnrsityi Box .4}24, Texas Tech. Unh' ers tr, Lubbock. Tex 79406: Carolyn McKlnlcy; Laura McCr.cken McMillan (Mrs. W. G.) •• Lubbock, Tex. 79.16

T D.ha (19'6) Texas Christi.n University; Box 29704, T C.U .• Fo rt Worth , Tex 76129; K·Lou P.ullin; Martha Scaly Price (Mrs. H G ) }628 Potomac. f ort WOTlh, Tcx 76 10 7

aHO 'ROVINCE

, I""t-Esthcr Bungcr DoUSlas5 (Mrs. Harl) 72) 7th 51 Boulder. Colo BO}02

Colorodo Alpha (lS84) Univcrsity of Co l n rado: 890 Elevcnlh 51 , Bouldcr, Colo 8030 1 ; J.nc Sayre; LucU. Pretti T.m· muiell o (Mrs. A R .J. 3992 Fuller Ct., Boulder, Colo 8030}

I.ta (1885) Univcrsity of Denver ; 2203 S. Josephinc. Denvc r Colo. 80210; Louise Slcngcl: Mrs Milton Bodouch, .040 E. 6th Avc., Denver, Colo , 80220

C.IOf'ado Gamma Colorado St.tc University; 62) W Lake, Port Collins, Colo. 80)21; Oonna Krueler : Mrs Oon Thompson, 2222 Mathcws, Port Collins, Colo 80'21

Monto,... Alpha ( 1921) Monuna Siale UOlversity: 1304 S Fifth , Bozem.n , Mont '97U; Lynn Dunb:ar; laur. Kramcr Hanson (Mrs. E Ll, 2118 Sprint: Cr«k Dri\' c , Bozem.n. Mont

W,--. AlpM (1910) Univcrsity of 'Wyomina; Pralcrn ity P.rk. Laramie Wyo. 82070; Cand.ce Connor: Marth a Baum.n Br o wn (Mn. R. F.I, 1)06 8onnc't'ilic 51 • Lar" mic, Wy o 82070

SIGMA 'IOVINCI

,,.sldent-Ludle J oha nneSKn West (Mn. L. David), 4H3 No. 70th St., Scottsdale. Am 8)2H

A,I&_ Alpha (191 7) Univtrlity of 103) N Moun · tain Ave .• Tucson Ariz 8)719; Nancy Dowd; Ann C. Jouvenat Webster (Mrs. T. C.) 69)1 E. Hayne: PI. , Tuc · son, Ariz 8)110

A,I& _ .eta (196) Ariz ona SUle UOIversity; Box 276 A .S.U., Palo Ve rd e, Tempe. Ariz. 8H81; Swan Somers; Buball Caine Docie ( Mrs J ackson), 399 N. Wuhin&' ton, Chandler, Ariz 8)224

No. Mo.leo Alpho (1946) University o f New Muico: 1701 Mrsa Vista Rd. N E.• A lbuquerque, N M 87106; Kathlnn Newmln: Barba ra Ked (Mrs. T om) 130) Kirby N.E Alb u· querque, N.M. 87112

N•• Me. lco t. (1972) 1120 Plain 51 • Apt. ,·8 , Univer· sity Park, NC'W 'Mexico Stale Uoiven'ty, N.M. 88001, Kathy W r> !fe: lourmma Btookey (Mrs. Norman C.) Box 367, Mesilla Park. N.M. 88047

Utah Alpha (1929) University of Utah : If H E:u l 1st South, Salt l ake Cily, Utsh 84103; Mary Belh Davidson, Vir,inia Clowes Woods (Mrs. W B.). 2290 S. 2200 East. Salt lake City, Utah 84 109

'AU ,IOVINCI

,,.aldo"'_Pal Fi sct John (Mrs. Philip), 22H 381h PI .liCe East, Selttle , W ash. 98 102

Alberto Alpha (1931) U nivtrsilY of Albe'rta ; 1I012 8 1Ih Ave .• Edmonton 63, Albe.rtl, Can.; Brenda Greaves; Miss 8rt:ty Kli movich 706·100 "·17Ih St.• Edmonton. Alberti T,KIW9 c. •

Idaho Alpho (1923) of Idlho; )07 Id aho St., Moscow, Id aho 8}B·O: Susan Dlmmlrrll; Ruth Bou (Mrs. L. A.) , '12 Eut B St., Moscow. Idaho 83843

Wa.hlngto" Alpho ( 1907 ) UniversilJ of Washington: 4148 17th An N E ., Seattle , Wash. 9810); Susan Bocil1l ; Mat& ic Cooper B:lthum (Mn. Roy) E Mer«r Wn. Mercer Is land, Wuh

Wa.h lngto" loto (1912) WUhington Slate Unh ersity; 707 Lindrn, Pullman. Wash , 99163; Becki Rightmire ; Peggy Moore Cos,rifl'e (Mrs. H . A . ), 310 Derby . P ullman, Wash 99 16)

Wo",l gt Gomma (1948) Un iYersilJ of Puget Sound: Ande rson H all, Uni'ltrsity o f Pugel Sound, Tlcoma , Wash. 98416: Ca rol Nrlson ; Misl Mlrit A Hrlmt r, 312-4 N. 7th St Tacoma, WI.h. 98406

U,SIlON ' I OVINCE

, ,do nt-Pal Kell y Swan (Mrs. Robert G .) 4444 S W. Twombly, Pottland, Ott 9720 1 N Alpha (19U) Uni\'ersilJ of Nevadl: 869 N Sier,. Reno. Nev 89)OZ ; Mary·Elltn Cain : Cynthil Lundh Kellt1 (Mrs.) 100 N. Arlil1lton. Apt 12 ·E. Re no, Nev. 89)01

0 ' 0.0" AI ,ho (t9U) University of Orqon: U18 Kin nid. Ore. 9740}; Debbie Smilh; Martha Thol$land Baku (Mrs. H C.) 430 Weslbrooke Way. Eugtne, Ore. 9740' 0"'1 "" I t (t9171 Orrgon Stale Unil'trsity; 2681 NW. Taylor. Corvallis, Ore 973}1 : Jen na Dorn ; J oAnne Estey Y ales (Mrs. Tom) 1720 N \X' 13th. Corvallis. Ore. 97}30

0 0 Comma (1944) Willamette Univmity; 844 Mill St Salem. Orr. 9730 1 ; J udy Woody; S\lun Merrill lilth· firld ( Ml$ Jamn) , 6286·l7th Al'e N .E.. Salem, Ore 97303

Orogo" Dolto (1960) Po rlland State College; 1962 S W )Ih, Portland. O rr 9720 1; Kirsttn Boehmer; Dorothy Mulli,an R.un usscn (Mrs. Donald), 209) S W Mayfield, Portland. Ore. 97221

'HI ,IOVINCI

'ro I Hiortf- Ernestine Garcia Ohlson ( Mrs. Robut D ) 192) Parlnide Ave ., HillsboroU&h, Calif. 940 10

C.II 'amlo hr. (1900) Univtrsity o f Ca lifornia (Brrkt lty); 232) Piedmont Ave . , Berleeley, Calif. 94704: Susan Giorli; Bonnie Orrcves Stehr (Mrs. J ames) 430 Pala Ave., Pit<!mont. Cl lif 946 1 I

C. II 'ornLa Gonwn. (1917) Un i versity of Southern Califomi.; 6 17 W. 28th St., Los Angrles Calif. 90007; Kristin Bedt· man; Webb Giesler (Mrs G. H .) 8420 Larl.:d J le Rd , Sin Gabriel. u rif 9177)

Callfor" la Do lt a (1927) Uni versity o f California It Los An · selrs: 700 Hillard Ave ., los Angeles, CsH 90024: Karen Scars; Patrida Wright Berctl ().frs WriahtL 2'0 Ashd alt Los Anaeles, Ca hl 90049

Ca U'ornl Ep lI_ (19"9) San Diego Stlte )080 Col· Itae PI., San Dieao, Calif. 9211) ; Susan Barry ; PellY Cassell Pope ( M n. Sa m ) 9409 Barbie Lane, Spring Vallty. C.lif. 92077

Co IU o, ,, I Zet (19'0) Univ ersity of California al Santa Bar· blra: 763 Clmio PeK.drro, Goleta, Calif, 93017: Chri s Ullumi: C laudia Walm Garret (Mrs. T D.), HI) Los Pinos Dr , Sanla Barbua, Cllif. 9310'

... lUMHM O,,,CftS

ALUMNlE DEPARTMENT

DIRECTORY

Grand VIc.. Pr•• ld."t o f Alumn_ Evely n Peten Kyle ( M rs. Stanley E .), 23 Oak K noll Cardens Dr., Puadena, CA 91 106

Grond VIc.. Pr•• ld.nt of Phllonthropio -.sar.h H olmes Hunt H unt (Mrs. Hu nld B.), 3129 Cody Way , Sacramento, CA 9182.$

Dlroetor of Alumn_ Progrom_ H a rr iet Ha ycoc k 8ro ,.,'n ( Mrs. J Ll oyd) , 1701 Golfvie,.,· Dr., Urbana, IL 61801

ALPHA PROVINCE

Co-Cha irman for AI",,"nCit Pn:agrom_ Marcia M ullendore Green ( Mrs R J .). 1311 Spruce, Duncan, OK HH3 5ec,...ory of the AI..,..,n_ Deportm.nt- Betty Ro,.,ton H olt (Mrs. Jo sep h R .). 4707 PetTy Wa y, Si o ux City, IA HIM AI"",nClt Ch. fdltor- A dele Alf ord Heink (Mrs. H.ns), 3434 Je ell St., San Diego. CA 92109 Ordor of the Go ld.n "lTow-Address correspo nden ce to Centnl Offi ce, 112 S. Hanle y Rd ., St. Louis, MO 63 10 )

The Roll of Alumna:: Clubs

Alumn_ Pro inc. Pr.lidonl- Lorr ine Espeseth Sulli van (Mrs. R J .). 2, Ridge Rd ., West o n, CT 06880

Iorluh lr. County MA_ Pa Ul cia fly nn Tu cke r ( Mrs L. B , Jr ), 23 Narn,a nKtt Ave. , Pittsfield, MA 01201 fo.'.", Mo I..-Helm McElr avy Buzze ll (Mrs. Stephen R l, 203 No rth fourth St., Old To,.,' n, ME 0.$468

Groot.r lo.ton MA- M iu Cynthia Pr octo r , 11 Tha ye r St Belmont, MA 02 179 Hollfox. No...o Scotl--Catherine Logan Gerry (Mrs . J . E. ) , 36 11 Deal St ., Apt # 2, Halifax , Nova Scotia. Canada Hertford CT-Jean Finney, 7 Kin g Arth ur's Way, NC1I'ina· ton, CT 06111

Mon c. t.r ANa , CT-Dorothy Jurgel as Kr iv iclt ( loin Ge<lrge). 84 Aym Rd ., S<l uth Wind sor , CT 060 74 N.w HeI " CT_Marilyn Eagle Hunt (Mrs. M W , Jr .), 18, Briarcliff Rd. , Hamden. CT O6H8

O at.r Portlond, Kennedy \'( '<lOO "'lIrd (Mrs. Ge<lrge), Cumberland Fo rn ide, ME OHIO

Rhod. "'ond-- Margery H eImberger Demmle r ( M rs , E F.).

6 Malc o l m Rd., N<lrlh King.to n, RI 018)2

SoutM", 'alrllel4 County. CT- Mar i<l rie I.e is Condon (M rs J r>,ep n). 1-:'6 NC.uw'Hcr une, Darien, CT u()820

WOIt Suburban lo.ton MA-Su unne Ruggles Dltes ( M rs. D. C.), 62 Woodridge Rd., Wlyland, MA 01778

lETA PROVINCI

AlumnClt Pro",lne. 'r•• ld.nf- Maurine Sasse Evans (Mrs. H 5.). Oxford Rd .• ApI 11 , Latham , NY 12 11 0 Albony, NY-- M rs. Kentlm Thacher, 2 1 0 <1\11 1." Rd " Del· mlr, NY 120)4

Su"alo NY- Betty Titfenthalcr Hoekstra (Mrs. I. Arthur), 28 Lynn Lea , Williamsville, NY 14221

lurtlnlton, VT--Uctli. Mtl <ln ey Lindberg (Mrs. Colin), 3n C<llchesttr Ave Buriln8t<ln, VT 0140 1 long blond-North Shore NY- Fay Voelker Boyd (Mrs. Willilm. Jr .). 26 Whitlock St ., Pbin. inv , NY 11803

Mld-Huehan Vall.y NY-J an ie Watkins G riffith (Mrs. H E ), 22 H <lri z<ln Hill Dr NY U60J Montr_' Canoc»-S ally R atruey Abbo tt (Mrs. E C.l, 24 1 Kindersley Av e T <I ' n <I f Mt. Royd 30', Queb«' Clnada N.w York City, NT_ Pam Abra ha m , 16.$ East 8 2nd , Apt 3A , Ne,.,' Y o rk , NY 10028

Ro<h •• ter, NT-Maril yn Tayl<lf PerrY ( Mrs . Ray mond), 20 Br<l mley Rd ., Pittsf<l rd , NY 14)34

Rodeland COi,Inly, NT-SyiY ia Ry.n Miller (Mrs George), 98 F<I )[wood Rd., W es t Nyack, NY 1099 4

Sehon.c.tody NT-J une Christianson Ebbert (Mrs. Edward), 3 Lind a lane , Schenecudy. N Y 12309

Syra,u,•• NY- linda Jenk i ns Cook (Mrs. L.), 1111 bn· cute r Syracuse, NY 1}210

W ••tc. t C_Iy, NY--C aroline Fuller Kindle ( M rs. Donlld E.). 102 Dtep""ood Dr ., Chappaqu., NY

OAMMA PROVINCf

AlumnClt Pro lne. P,o ld.nt- Eml ly R<lb lnson Ku nde (Mrs. M arvin A l. 724 Robinwood I:>f Pittsburgh. PA 15220

hlt lmore , MD- Judith Callihan Ze lazny ( Mrs. Roger p, P4 W Uni\'ersity Parkway, Baltimore , MD 21210

C.tlfral P. n n, yl van l , PA-Clau A Miles Schreyer (Mrs. ) Y. Jr.), H' Broad 7. MIh an. PA 1'78.$'"'

HelIT I.b_,..cortbl., PA- Frances Baker l.ndlno ( M rs. Robert), 201 Glenn Rd Camp H ill. PA 17011

J y Shor• • NJ-- Ann Whitman Kilborn (Mrs. G R.). 21 Edge ,ood Rd Rumson, NJ 07760

Morllyn-D C, SuiMIrtHl---Caroiyn Shary But ts ( Mrs Ra.er C.), 1707 Tweed St Rockville, MD 208'0

HortlM", Naw J y, NJ-Joan M ac Bain Stettler (Mu. WI7ne D .), 16 Hur on Dr. , Cha t ham. NJ 0 '"' 928

HOf'thoI'lf Virginia VA- Patrici a Smith H <l tT id8e ( Mrs D M .). 4721 Briarpatch lane Fai rfax VA 22030

Phllodolphlo.D.I<o PA-S andy La,.,. Rams t ld ( Mrs Ted ). 37 Elaine Or ., Glen Mills, PA 19342

Phllad.lphlo-Me," lI_ , PA-J oyce Richardsl)n Canlitld ( M rs. H Nell ), 20 Salisbury La ne , Malvern, PA 1931)

"tt.bwtJh, PA-Sallie R<l binSO D Tafel (Mrs. R E.• Jr .), Mt. R<lYI I Blvd _. All ison Park, PA nlOI

PIH.burgh-South HIIII , 'A_ MUj o rie ZIebarth Kr oyer (Mrs. Wm l.), 2348 S<!uth,.,·ood Dr ., Piusburgh. PA 1)24 1 Rld,owoCHI , Pe terson Stttersuom (Mrs C. A.). II Timberline Rd • H o ho kuli, NJ 0 7423

Southern Prln<. O.o,go ' County, MD--C arol W alker C<lng· d<ln (Mrs C l.), 2,o2 Colebrook Dr Hill c rest H eig hts , MD 2003 1

Stoto ColI.g., 'A--Ann Bw .... ' ninlj:. 8'0 Cnckle,.,·ood Dr .. State C<llIege. PA 16801

Wo.hlnlton D.C.-Jane Bron k C<! uncd<lr (Mn J A., Jr .), H20 Audubon Rd ., Beth esda, MD 200 14

Wilmington, DI-Kwn Berti Hearn (Mrs. C. B ), 700 W , 20th St .• Wilmington. DE 1980 2

DElTA PROVINCE

Ah,ImnClt Pro lnc.. Pr.sld.nt_Phylli , Parker ( Mrs J B.), 19 12 W ilsh Ire Or ., Durham. NC 27707

Cha,.1 Hili NC-Susan Rose: Saunders (Mrs. J M ,), 326 Univmif7 Dr .• Chapel Hill NC 27)14

C...,I••ton WV_ &nnie Ander so n McOuns {loin S. B .l. 90 1 Imperial TO""eu, Charl6(on, WV 2Ht.$

Charl.H• • NC- Mary K. Schneider Dickinson (Mrs. F W.). )710 Bellech uc, Charlotte , NC 28210

Clerk.burg, WV- EluMr M ockler Bush (Mrs. A K .). 1 Bush Ave Philippi , WV 26.$16

Hompton R_d • • VA- Fay e Eggersted Jones (Mrs R P.• Jr ), 210 Selden Rd ., NcwP<lfI Nell·S. VA 23606

Ma,gontown, WV_ M ary M.ther Bachmann (Mrs. R 0.). 1281 Qog,.,-ood Ave .• Mo rgan to ",·n. WV 2650'

Norfolk, VA_ D iane: Bowles Berry (loin. Wlyne C.). ,g,.$ East H ulings Arch Virgini a Buch, VA 23 46 2

Rol.lgh , NC- Linda Kelly Le,.,·js (Mrs. David M .l. 320 'IX'est Dre err l ane. Raleigh. NC 27609

Richmond , VA- Nancy H o lt Wright (Mrs. L. W " J r.). 350 1 Moss Side Ave .• Richm Md , VA 23222

S"'_nd_h Van.y, VA- Mi ss Martha C.ld", ell, 216 Gover· Mr's lane, #10 Harri sonbu rl VA 22 80 1

Whoollntl , WV-Ohlo Vallay_ M uy An n W est Abraham ( M rs. William), 29 Bur r'a,'ood Dr St Clairsville. OH

Wln"on -S.I..", Ne- Diane Ah nftldt H ughes ( Mrs. F Mas· 206 RanS()m Rd., 'l)C lins ton-Salern, NC 2'"'106

EPSILON PROVINCE

Al u","_ Pr lnc. ProtJ4ont-Mlry Anne Watson Emens (Mrs. ). W.l. 63 16 While Oak Rd ., Columbus. SC 29206

Atlont• • OA-Jan Ruffin Hatchell ( M rs. Wm .l. 120 Carol· ,.,·000 line: NE, Atllntl , GA 3030'

lrevor" ClMlnty fL.- Barb Gleason Ruth (Mu. Gene), lln St. George Rd ., Mc:niu Island, FL 329H

CI_rwo'''' fL.- Muriri H OO pt:r Curran (Mrs. F. E.), 19 19 Windins W.", Clnrwater, FL }})l5 Col"",bla. Se-N.ney Prank lin Caner (Mrs. Fred J.), 128

Pickens St Columbia, SC 29203

Daytona ._ch Area fL.-Judith Fenton Brown (Mrs. G. L .• Jr. ), 144 Huvud, Ormond Beach, FL 32074

Do L4md fL.- Ruth Foard Hu tchinss (Mrs .). P.O. 8ol: Ot' Land, PL 32720

ft. Laudordalo, Evans Garvin (Mu, Glenn), 1701 NE H rd St., Ft, Lauderdale, FL 33308

001"'1'1'1110, fL.- Miss Jliene Simpson, P,O. Box 148 2. Gaines· ville, FL 3260 1

Hollywood , fL.-Jane Anderson J o hns (Mrs. Brucd, 414 S. 57th Terrace , Hollywood, FL 33021

JacklOnvmo, fL.- Noel Doepke Liles (Mrs. R R.). 847 Granada Blvd. 5 J acksonville, FL 32207

Lakola,",. fL.- Mary J ones Jarrett (M rs. James 5.). 916 Euclid Ave Lakrland. FL 33801

Miami, fL.- Mary Elizabeth Kirn Henrichs (M rs. Earl L.). 463' Granada Blvd ., Coral Gab lu, Fl 33146 Noplo., fL.- Kather ine Davis Lile (Mrs. V. Deleon), 137 Doni Circle, N.plu, FL-33940 Orlando--Wln'or 'ark, " ,·-Jennifer Peed Rosers (Mrs. W D .) , clo The Sprin,s. 20, J.asmine Lane, Longwood, Fl 32750

' colo fL.- Emmie Gunn Foy (Mrs. J. D.). Apt. #406 , Bay Shore Apartments, Warrington, FL 32507

St. 'otaraburg , " Sunn T hompson V ineyard (Mrs B P .), 1217 80th St S , St Pc:terJbura. Fl 33707

Sarasota , fL.- Marcil Manew a l Muru y (Mrs. K A .), 1118 Palma Sola Bl vd., Bradenton , FL 3350' Southwou florl"a, fL.-Belty Prather H yde ( Mrs Robert J .). 1638 Manv i lle Ave Fort Myers, FL H90 1 Tolloha,,_, fL.-Vit,ll:inia Caffee G rigg (Mrs. Charla), 2,00 H ar riman Circle, T.llahauce, FL 32303

Tampo, fL- M:.dlyn Ihrrington (Mr!. j imes). )24 Severn Ave., T a mpa , FL 33606

W.st him I_ch, PL.-Jane Sali sbury Elliott (Mrs. R A .), 3230 Belvedere Rd \'Ven Palm &ach, FL 33406

ZETA ,ROVINCE

Alumn. 'ravine. 'rosl"ont-FrancC$ Wilson Merker (Mrs. Henry M L 1044 lakeside. Birmin,ham. MI 48009

Ann Arbor, MI_ Nancy McC oy Briggs (MI'1. Dale). 3890 \'Valden. ood. Ann A rbo r. MI 4810)

Ionlo Crook, MI- Mllrtha Anne Cordon De. ey (Mrs. C. E Jr .), 49 L"nwood Dr . Battle Creck. MI 490 17

1I00mRaI" Hills , MI- Lois Peterson Bla i r (Mrs. C. H .). 32778 Friar Tuck Laoc, Birmingham, MI 48010

1I0_RaI.. HltI. , MI Jr,....... Kathy Miller LieocKh (Mrs. John). 23' Sha&bark Dr ., Rochester. MI 48063 Dotrolt Doar"om MI- Lucille Wilson Wright (Mrs. Ger· ,l Id ), lUI Hillcrest Dt., Dearborn, MI 48124 Orand .ap' MI- Bobbie Lon'iohn Sunton ( M rs. Stnen), Ki rkshire, SE. Grand Rapids, MI 49'08 Oro". 'oint., M'-Beth Ramsay Gustafson (Mrs. R J ), }46 Hillcrcst , Grosse Pointe, Ml 482)6 Jack_ , MI-O.."othy Dake Boris ( Mrs , Wallet). 20t7 Glen Dr., Jackson, MI 49203 Lan,lne, Ea,t Lan,lng, MI- Pc:,II:,y McBride Hamrick (Mrs. J. be), 14 00 Elmwood Rd LansiDB, MI 48917 North Woodward MI-Ann Wri,ht CushiDJ: (Mn Don· ald). 68 Amhcnt , PJusant Rid,e , MI 48069 Toronto, Ont ., Canad_Anne Parney Bawden (Mrs D. E ), 46 The Brid,e Path, Willowdale, Ont ., Can.

ETA ,.OVINCE

Alumn. 'rov lnc. 'r••I".m-Barbara Sands Olsen (Mrs. J C.L 37 Ken sing ton Oval, Rocky Riv er. OH 44116 Akr... OH-- Pam Guyon Lydic (Mrs. Richard). nOI Country Club Dr Akron, OH 44313 Athen" OH-- Ph yllis Schneider (Mrs_ R A .), 29 Be«hwood Eultes, Athens, O H 45701 Con'_, OH-- Bar bara Surbe ck Borton (Mrs. J ohn R.). 2141 Cnlonial Pkwy ., Mlullon. OH 44646

ClfKl..-tI, OH-- Miss Jane Houchens, 26"0 Colonial Ridge Court. Cincinnati, OH 45212

C"v.&aM-Eost o..........sabra Hansen Qua (Mrs. George F II) , 1871) Fairmounr Blvd Shaker Hei,hu , OH 44118 Clov.J.ftd·Wott, OK--S uunne Walker Ro,:ers (Mrs. C. f.). 1197 Woodside Dr Rocky Ru'cr, OH '-1116

Co''''''''u. , OH-- Mary An n Spellman Mahann 1M". Joseph). 1798 Wyand o tte Rd Columbus. OH 43212

Dayton, OH--Judy Fer,uson Neff (Mrs. Robert). )729 Mallard Dr ., Dayton. OH 45414

Hamilton. OK--Carol Bradbury Braun (Mrs. Charles). '40 Haven An., Hamilton, OH 45013

Newark·Oronvlllo OH-- Mrs. James Base-Smith, Lewis Lane, Nfwark, OH 430"

'ortsmouth, O H--Gen evieve Tetlow T oombs (Mrs. M. F.). 3140 Rd Po rt smouth, OH 4'662

SprlnIRaI , OH-- Lydia Kauffman Martin (Mrs. Oscar T .), 601 Westchester Park , Springfield, OH 4)504

Toledo, OH- Normalun Th ompson Rerucha (Mrs. John A , ), 2216 Hav en"'·ood. T o ledo , OH 43614

To,",ng.town·Warron. OM- Virgini a Ward J ohnston (Mrs. H , ), 549 Country Club Dr. NE, Warren, OH 44 ,184

THETA ,ROVINCE

AI"",n. 'ravine. 'r••I"ont_M lry Catherine Bre""er Arth ur (Mrs. J C.), 4030 N. Riverside Dr., Columbus, IN 4720 1

And.non IN-J odlen Berchiuti Mi sh ler ( Mrs David L.). 2702 Redbud Lane, Anderson, IN 46011 Ilo_lngton, IN-Sally Webb Bolyard (Mrs. T. E.), 817 E. Second St., Bl oo mington , IN 47401

Columbu. IH--C hristina Sigmund Siefker (Mrs. R. L.), 2760 25th St., Columbus, IN 47201

Elkhart County, IN-S uzanne Hicks Marques (Mrs. Vic · tor) 4334 Greenleak Blvd ., Elkhart, IN 46514 fort Wayn. IN-S ydnie Bowling Kamp schrocde r (Mrs. V. 0.). 6333 Alvarez Dr. , Fort Wayne. IN 4680, franklin, IN-J o Pruitt MOlingo (Mrs, By ron J.), 1140 North Dr FllnkJin, IN 46131

Gary IN--C harlesa Skolds Cidulka (Mrs. J ohn), 2)00 West 41st Ave ., Gary. IN 46408

Hammon" , IN- KIY Carr Slaby (Mrs. Frank), 2049 Ridgewood, H ighland, IN 46322 Indianapolis. IN-G in,er Gengler Hut (Mrs K arl l. 675 E. 80th St., Indian. polis, IN 46210 Indlanapoli., IN Jr.- Linda Olson H olland (Mrs Michtcl) , 7904 Windcombe Blvd., Indi anapo l is, IN 46240

Kokomo, IN- Billie Billeter Peters (Mrs. W. J .). 513 W. Rd, 600 N, Kokomo, IN 46901

La'.yon • • IN- Nancy Mershon Weisi,ll:er (Mu Carroll). 1411 Stanforth Ave Lafayette IN 47905

Mund. , I N-$ andra Zimmerman H elms (Mrs. Larry) , 3303 No. Tillotson Ave Muncie. IN 47304 .Ichmon", Pallerson Crum (Mrs. \VI Alan. J r.>. '0 North 28th St., Richm.)Dd, IN 47374

South .0n6--Mlthawaka IN-Janet Foresman Hall (Mrs. James D,) 1902' Oakmont Park, North Dr ., South Bend, IN 46637

SlMIthea,to"" IN-S ue Moster (Mrs. Richard) - RR #4, RUJhville , IN 46173

Southport IN-Jane Nelson Weddle (Mrs. Robert)-I630 S Sen.te. Indianapolis , IN 46227

SlMIthw.stant, IN- Mrs. Richard Hovda, 800 St. Jlmei Blvd Evansville, I N 47714

Ton-o Hallt. , IN- Mrs \'(' m , Felts, RR #23, Terre Haute", IN 47802

V.'porolao, I N--chui otte Beach (Mt'I. Robert), 160, Funklin St., VaipatJoiso, IN 46383

IOTA '.OVINCE

'rov lnc. 'resl ont-Jane Layton Sadler (Mrs. R N ,>' 1111 Stone.'all Or., Nashville TN 37220

11110 Rldg. , TN-J ane G riffin H onaker (Mrs. Gary E.l , 909 Edgewood Circle, KingSPOrt, 'IN 37663

Chonanooga, TN-Sh eryJ Boyd J ones Dodson (Mrs. C. R.)807 Ashwood Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37415

KrtolCVlllo, TN- EII('n J , Scott Taylor (Mn. Calvin)-1716

Uppin,ham Dr Knoxville , TN 379 18

L• • lng,o n, KT-Nadine Worth Leonud (Mrs. O H )1,}6 81Jtrmore Rd ., Lnington, KY 40502

L1ttl. Plg.on , TN- Helen Welty Schlegel (Mrs. E B .). R#I. BuckhMn Rd Gatlinburg, TN 37738

LIMI!svlllo. RauKh Ikrry (Mrs. Robt Jr .), 13-1 Churchill Puk , Lnuisv ille. KY 40220

M_phla TN- Pat M cAndpce Speltz (Mrs. Mi chael). 233 uatmere, MemphiS , TN 38112

Nashvlll., TN- Bettyc Thackston Westerman (Mrs. Wm .), 1400 Burton Vallc-y Rd. , Nashville. TN 37115

K"" '.OVINCE

AI_"_ I'ro. l n,. P,..,ldent- Mi ss S.1II1y M oo re H in es

CoHeir Hill Rd ., Oxfo rd , MS Auburn-Opelika, Dudley u .. lcr (Mu. (hutu), 140' Piedmont AYe , Opelika, AL }680 1

IIrml,..t-n , At.-- Bctty Amid on K dmond cl ( Mrs K a rl F ., Jr .), H68 Hcrmil aac Rd ., Birmi ngham, At 3'22)

Hattlo,burs MS-- j :&nc R yon An dt r son (Mrs. HIlt on). 220 E Llhsidc Dr.• Rou te 10, Hat tiubu fa MS

Huou"III. , AL- Marg m Butl e r (Mu. J ulian), 702 ( Ieermont

H unuvillc. AL 3180 1

JaduOft, Ms-Tri ss lc Sloan Best (Mtt. Steven J .l. unton Hdahls Ci rcle. J ackson, MS 392 11

Mlstlnl pp' Delt -S ara Kin& Meeks (Mrs. E C.. Jr .), Meriao ld , MS )87)9 Mlnlnl". Gulf C_It_K athe ri ne Schledwitz. Ap i 3 11, Dc Ville, East Belch, Gulfport, MS 39,o1 Mobil., AL- Ellzabeth W.llbms Cope l and (Mrs , J. J.L 49'8 N onh C.,mel Dr., Mobilt, At }6608

MOfttgom.ry AL- l.cslie Warner K aip IMrs. J ohn),

W So. Blvd , M ontgomtry, At }6 111 TUJ(oloofCI AL- Mr s. Dtcdte Mountain , 1604 Williams · burg EUI, Tuscal oosa, AL })401 Unl rtlty, MS- Marguet A nne Dillard Boytr ("Mrs. Ro.· CM), }1l Garner 51., Oxford , MS }S6"

LAM.DA '.OVINCE

Alumn_ ,,0... lnc. 'r.sld.nt-Elaint Hill o n Cook (Mrs. Robert G ), 184 Odord S t , Winnipca 9, Manit oba, Canada lelott, WI_ Marty Kn odle ( Mrs Donald) ,20 Bridle St R ockton, IL 61072

Duluth.Su,.r l WI- Brtty B utls Z uber (Mrs Nicholas), }02 Huthrr A ve., Duluth, MN "SO}

'argo NO- Barbara MacK ay Laybourn ( Mrs H l, t}14 N 2nd St , Farlo, NO ,8102

'OK II Vall.,. of WI-K aro l K o nrad Lake (Mrs Ro l · and), 16 1\ F. R otla nd, Appleton, WI H9 11

Grand 'orb, NO- M ae Marie Maim Bl ac km o re (Mrs. Byro n) 6n 2)rd A ve. 5 , Grand Forks NO ,820 1

Mo,II.on. WI- Mi ckey Mc K oon Ruh (Mu J amuL 60418

Shenandoah Way , Madi son, WI B705

Mllwouk_, WI -Sherry Brnnen EllIeiman (Mn. D id) , 1}445 T OKa Cou rt Elm GroVt, WI BI22

MlnltM,olla, MN-- Evtlyn H ooPft Tttgtn ( Mrs R icha r d). ,,0 1 Kell ogg Avt , Edina , M N 55424

St 'out , MN-- El oist Todd Hetl and (Mrs. Paul ), 1111 9

Zebulon Pikt Dr , Burnsville , MN ,B78

Wlnnlp , Manitoba, Con'"'-Lila MacD o nald GoodsPttd ( Mrs W N ), 24 Ri ver Rd ., 8, M.nitob., C .nad

MU NOlTH PROVINCE

AIu",,,- P,..lnc. President-Mar jorie Ot'ttz Ea r l,. (Mrs. Gordon) , no} Btndt.rwlrt Ave ., R ocldord, IL 6 110 3

Artlngton Helghta II...- Mujori e Coy Barnett ( Mrs W , A.). 160' E Centul Rd ., A pt. 219'C, Atlinat o n Hei, h t s, IL 6000, Chlc••o lusl_1I Wornen ' a. IL- MIfl' Alice Nesti, 20400 L.kt.view, Chicalo , IL 60614

Chlcogo South II...-M iu Elunor Shell, 6700 So uth Shore Dr , Chica,o. IL 60649

Chicago South SulMH1tan, IL- Muilyn Detwei l er Dolci (Mrs J a mes ), 726 F itzhe nry C ou rt , Glenw ood , IL 6042 '

Chleago W.at Su"urbon, IL- Virginia Barnes Nixon ( M rs Wm H .), 204 Sunset A ve., La Gunge, It 60)2' Du P.g. County. IL- Pe'IY Poo l WuerfcJ ( M rs. W. OJ, " 1 C hidester , G len Ellyn, IL 60 I H '0. .I r V.Il.y, IL-M rs David Shepard 671 Constitu · ti on Dr , Auror •• It 60,06

Hlnadol. Township, IL- Peg K cJltr Cruse (Mu T L.) , 10H H ickory Tr., Downers Grove , IL 605U

Jollot, IL- MuricJ North HarPh am (Mrs Donald B.). R R 2. Box 1 17. lockport, I L 6Q.4.f t

Lok. C_nty, IL- Bub.n Warrick Feiler (Mu. J.mes F ,)' 626 Golf Rd.. ubert,..ille IL 600-48

Mlh_ Townlhfp , IL- Linda Price Behrends ( Mrs J.mn

J .l. 2,6 SunSd, Glen Ell yn, IL 60tH

North Sh , IL- Jane Edw ards McPherson ( M rs. D."i d), 1-41 Gfftn Ba y Rd ., W ilmelte , IL 60091 North ,...,.. Jr IL- Pu Watner Th o m pson) ( Mrs J R 196 1 SpruCt Dr ., Glenv iew, IL 6002 '

THE ARROW Of PI lETA PHI

Oak 'ark-llv... 'or•• t , IL- Hclen Vraneck Polk (Mu. Sart), 1900 77th A ve .• Elmwood Puk , IL 606}5 'ork .kI - D•• Plolnea 1L-5andra Q u ickc-nden Main (Mrs. M M L 7)1 North Washington, R idge, IL 60068 loe.kf0f"4, II...-B arbatl W i tty Eri ckson (Mrs. K.l. }915 Landstro m Rd ., Rockfo r d, I L 61 111 MU SOUTH PROYINCE

Alumn_ Provine. Pr••ldent-Ida Ja ne S picer ( Mrs M E .), }4 14 N. Peo r ia A Ye Pro ri J, IL 6 160} AI'on - Edwo,davlll • • II...- Beuy A ngus J ohns"n (Mrs. J. A .). 2H' Bostwick, Alt on, IL 62002

Avon lush_II , Mo rr is l o uden (Mrs. R ichard), Good H ol)C, IL 614} 8

lI_mlngtoft-Ncwmol IL- Ma ry Ann W ay Lauder (Mu Fted) , }(l (ountry (Iub, Bloomington, I L 6 170 1 Champaign-Urbano , II...- Nancy H ,dley Shap land , 1014 H ad· Icy, Champaian, It 6 182 0

Donvlll•• IL- M a rglfet Wilkinson Birch ( Mrs P.rr ), 2001 Lak e Tert2ce Dr ., D anville It 618}2

Dec:at\U'. l &.-.Cor inne Davis Fox ( Mrs K im), "127 Adams Dr ., DeCltur , I t 62'26

Gal.lburg , II...- M a tAe Stuart W aters ( Mrs A J l, }40 Hackberry Rd GalesbutA, IL 6 140 1

JacktOftvlll. , IL- Bobbe Lukt.man (Mrs. Elmer), 22' Lock· W (IO<I , J acksonville. IL 626'0

M_th. IL- M.u 5.lIy A Bowman, 7 11 North 11th St., M onmouth. It 61462

P.orlo , I&.-S andy He r man Gebhard t IMrs R ic hard) , 280' W Pine Hill Lane-. Proria, I L 616104

Quincy, IL--Connie Chatten Graham (Mu. R alph). 3724 N 121h, Q uincy, Il 62}01

Sprlngfl.ld, IL--Cordtlia St ephens Gain ( Mrs E F C.), 20204 So. Park Ave , Sprina.6e1d IL 62704

Trl- Clty IL- Puricia Marso lek Drob ney ( Mrs S.), Broadview Dr , Brttendorf, IA '2722

NU '.OVINCE

Alumn.. P,o lnc. 'res ld.nt- Midge H Olk T oo le ( Mrs Wm.l. 676 44th , Des Moines, IA '0} 12

Am•• lA- P a t Breeden Blac k ( M rs. Larry) , RR #4 , Ames, IA '00 10

Blaek Hills, SD_A nm: tte Dvuahe r ty Mullin (Mrs. Frink), 207 Philip Dr ., R a p id C ity , SO 5 770 1

C.dor lopldt , lA-Nancy Ch rk Humphre ys ( M rs. Lloyd), 1925 Blake Blvd. SE , C td ar Rapids. IA '240}

Council Ilufb, IA-Cat herine G rlnt J o hnson (Mrs James N.), 102 Somer set, Counci l Bluffs , IA H'OI

D.t Mol_a IA-J .n Pipke Llndess (Mrs John ), 104 08 unden L.ne-, On Moi nes , IA 'O}I)

Indlonola, lA-Judy S ac re lathrop (Mrs. J K ) , '09 West l o w., Indian o la , IA ,0 t25

10.0 Ctty, IA--Camille Case Calhoun ( Mrs J o hn C ), 92 Mlriella A ve l ow. City IA '2240 Llneoht, NE-Debra PillifIA: Hi cks ( Mrs J o hn E.), 82 6 Moraine Dr Lincoln, N E 6 8HO

Movnt PI ..." lA- Helen Baker Eckles ( Mrs V D ), 61} S. Harri son, Mt Pleaunt , IA '2641 Omoho, NE--C arolyn Stt.,ct Hansen (Mrs. R obert W ) 116}6 H oward Rd , Omaha Ncb 681504 51ou. City lA-A lice Campbell Boswel l ( Mrs R L.) , U Wctt 37th St ., Sioux City, IA '1104 Sioux 'ollt, SD--Marjorie WaJner Rau Kh (-Mrs W.l, 270S W . 28th, Sioux F alls, SO "10, V.rmllllon. SO-Ead ie R oesle r H eel ( Mrs MtI ), 9U E, Vermilli o n SO 57069 Wot I_-C.dar 'alla. lA-J ulie Siewarr K o lker ( Mrs , E F >. 11 72 South Hill Dr., Waterl oo. fA '0701

XI P.OYINCE

Alumn_ Provlnc. Pre.Id.m- Mlrtha Keeffe Griffith (Mrs. R J J. 15) 6 Brcetcrid,e Dr .• St Lou is, MO 6} t}1

ColumltJG , Mo.- M ari l yn Parker ( M rs. J R .), 17I} SunEo r d, Co lum bia, MO 6520 1 Hutchlnaon, K5-- Mar ilyn H.wkinsen Sweare-r ( Mrs Wil· l i. m), 2 10 Wrn 20th, Hu tchinson, KS 6750 1

J.ff • .-.- City, Mo.-Dia n e Childe-rl GfUn ( M rs. J o hn W.L 1006 Brllcvut Ct., Jtlfe rson City , MO 6 5101

KOnfCIt City, KS-- Ma.ry Pyle Breidenth.1 ( Mrs J ohn>. D08 N. 21, Kansas City, KS 66102

Kon a City, MO--Sho..... Million , KJ.-Jcan Brewtr

Miller ( Mrs R K ), 7442 Villale D r, P rairi t. Vm"e , KS

TN! AllOW O' III InA IINI

lCanN. Ctt y MO---Shaw_ Mini... ICS Jr.- P.tlJ' Tbormon R«« (Mrs. J. D.). 8108 Hi,h Dr ., Lea · ,...ood , KS 66206

ICS-- Eyehn uroon Seneca l ( Mrs. Robert), 1219 West 28th Cou rt Lawrence. KS 660-44

MaMtattan, KS--G tc-trude Tobi as Wusbc r, (Mrs. I nn). 112 Dr ., M.nh.ttan. KS 66)02

St. JaMph MO--Anne Park inson Dou.a;lau ( M rs. Robert). 14 18 North 26 th St., St. j oseph. MO 6·U06

St. LovI•• MO- Patrici. V loi, Morri, (Mrs D R .) , UBl ColiKUm Dr ., Cheste rfield MO 630 11 St Loul., MO, Jr.-J udy Luedloff Griffith (Mrs James). 1100 No rt h Dr., St Louis, MO 63122 Springfield, MO-Marlel'}' Lon, Wilson ( Mrs J R .ndolp h) 2)05 S Cedlrbrook , Sprinafield, MO 65804

Tapeka KS--J net Duncan Nelson (-Mrs Dennis) , 3614 H o lly lane, T ope h , KS 66604

W ••t.m, KS--Al ice Gould H umph reys (Mrs. Don), 310' Bro.dw.y. Great Bend, KS 61HO Wichita. ICS-- M .ry J .ne Hci ne F.ir ( Mrs Doyle), 9 H .wthorne Rd ., Wich i t., K5 67206

OMIC'ON ,.OYINCE

Ivm_ 'ravlnc. ".,I"nt-J .ne Roth F.ust (Mrs. Nor· man R >. 16 No rm andy Rd ., little Roc k. AR 12201 ArdmON, OK-J o.nne Meacham ( Mrs William R .), 816 V i r8in i. Lane. Ardmore, OK 13407

Iortla,vlll., OK_ M.ry Beth Ti.he &nncll (Mrs. R B.), 1201 Cherokee, B.rtI esv ille , O K 77003 CJaramo,. OK-J ane Gillett Pricr (Mrs. E N.>. 620 S Smith , Vin i t., O K 700 1 Ikntc:on, OIC-M",are t Brid,er Bur rord, 2902 8c«h Rd , Duncan, OK 7l5H Edmond OK-MIO' Grant Su lIi •• n (Mil. W H .>' 240' Old Pra m Rd Edmond , OK 73034

EI D-cI Magnoilo - M iss Penn y Garrett, 1710 North M ld!.n n EI Ontado AR 71 130 "y.tt••llla, _Pe' Dunc n (Mr,. T 0 .). 2749 Eliza · beth. F.ycttcyille, AR 7270 1 'ort Smith AI-C «iIIe Donoho McGow.n (Mrs. P H ), 2821 S. Frun o. Fort Smith, AR 1290 1

GNnd 'rolrl - J udy J acobs (Mrs. J ack), 1609 Coker Hampton Dr" Stul18lrt. AR 72 160

Hot Spring . . .... - Brend . H«1e Crouch ( Mrs . Courtney. Jr .) 132 QuiP''', Hot Sori"," AR 71901

Ottl. 'ock Aa.- J ane H l mm l ns Mil le r (Mrs. G. R ), 4815 Crestwood Or Little Rock , AR 72207

Mu.tkoe-. OK-Mari.nne Collins Ro,...SoCY (Mrs. Plul, Jr ), 4 101 H il h O.h. Mus1cogee, OK 74401

N.wport A.- MIt)' Al ice H olden Connrr ( M rs J ohn), CyprCSJ Cilcle, AR 72112

N_ OK-M.rjorie Robinson (Mrs. Jack), 1630 Ho lid.y Dr Norm.n, OK 1}069

Okw.- Cit y. OK-5uz.nne Elliott Robbins (Mn J. W ) 2936 Kert)' Lane. Oklahoml City, O K 73120 Oklohoma City OK , Jr ..-s usan Boddy Ta8ue (Mn R l lnd), 2)29 Ter , C>\.lahom. Cit')', OK 13112

O.c_Ja-.lythe"lIIa a.-Tnn He Muson Wildy (Mrs Wil· bur) , BricH" 51., Osceola , AR 12310

'eNl. Yan.y OK-Fun Tbach Pritt (Mrs Pbil), Bo. 379, P.uls Villey . OK n075 " Iufll -M lry L. Thomas Co. (Mrs E. H ). #10 Jeffennn PI .ce. Pine Bluff, AR 7 1601

Ponc_ Ctty Kay County, OK_Rub,. Porter 'McNCCk (Mrs }OO N 10lh , Panel City. OK 74 601

S.Ulw., , OK_ To A nn Min or Rode ri ck (Mrs. Myro n W ) , Route #4 Still wattc- OK 74074 T.xarkancr, - TX- Victo' Burnett Th ane (Mrs John). County Ave T c:xubn • AR 7HO I Tulia OK_M.,.,. Oft Merrill (Mrs Hent)' A ) 6012 E 56th Pllce, Tulu. OK 7413'

PI NO.TH '.OYINCI

",1","_ !'ra.'ne. ',..lIdant- Mary H den Te rry Ho llid.y (Mrs James W l, }609 Bryn M.wr, D.llas. TX 75225 AJaxattdria LA-Je.n Burnum Morri, (Mrs JlfTK"S S ). ))' Hwnmin,b ird Ln ., Alex ndr ia LA 7 BOI

Amanllo, TX--Carolyn Upt o n Quillen (Mrs Bill) , 2801 South &wie. Amarill o. TX 79 t09 01 lX- Mlrthl J'ma: P l rkn ( Mrs Jkn L Jr ). Bn. 276. Funklin TX n8,6 DaI lX_D.rbu GroftS Paschlll (Mrs Charles), 3728 Str.tfo rd O.lIas, TX 7)205

Danai, nt, Jr.-t ind. Lowt)' Corm.ck (Mrs J .mes 0.). 4333 GtlS$lDetc Lane. D.llas, TX 7)20'

East T•• a • • TX_&bby J oe Walleer (Mrs. J oe), 706 Noel Dr Lonaview, TX 7)601

'ort Warth, TX_Ann McG uire Sommons (Mr1 C. M ), 6312 P mli co Fott Worth, TX 76116

lufkin TX-J o.n Norris Dune.n ( Mrs R H ), 1010 Woodland, Lufkin. TX 7590 1 M II , TX- Mrs And rew R Peacock, 603 Ambasudor Blvd , M lrsh. lI TX ,,670

MI4-Clt la, TX- Dorothy Ltwis Crudup ( Mrs J N.), tOOl Whisperin8 O.ks Ct Arlin&l o n, TX 76010

Monroe LA-Jody Bicdenh arn J o hnston (Mrs. Bis hop. III ). Bo. 22', Sterli1l.lton. LA 71280

'_pa. TX-Suunne L ne ( Mrs D ) , 16 16 N. Ru ssell, Pi mp., TX 7906'

IIchardHn, lX- Miry loy T .tum (Mrs Tom) n-l08 Spr in8 Cr«k Rd ., Dallas TX 75'240

Sh.rma ·D ' , TX-F ran ces H .rc F ll on (M rs. J oe), 1209 Ound 1 Cirde, Sherm.n , TX ,,090

Shr.veport. LA-Judy Stoul McCa rth y (Mrs. M ichlel P.) , 190' H o rton ShrrvePOrt, LA 7 11 0' lyler. TX- Edith Pe rleins P.tton ( M rs J.ke ). }O t E Third St., T yler, TX '''01 Woco TX-S uzanne Gorm.n En5C'1" (Mrs. J H ), 3700 H crwol. W.co, TX 76710

WI,hfta 'all •• TX- Barbara Wheele r C ull um ( Mrs J.mes A.). 2517 H ampstead Lane, Wichita F.lls, TX 76308

" SOUTH PlOYINCE I"",n_ 'ravlnc. ,,.. .Id.nt-J o Hooser Suddut h (Mu D P ). 3303 46 th St Lubbocle. TX " na,.. TX--Chri stinc Cantwell Hill (Mrs. J im 0.), 834 Washin8ton Blyd., Abilene TX 79607 "'u st ln TX- Pcnny Lord Willi .ms (Mrs 1. A ). 2808A Windsor Rd , Austin. TX 7870 3 Au.tln TX Jr..-s illy Miller Ellis (Mrs. Tim), t80' Brno., #4 9, Awtin. TX 7tJ 70t .ouge. u.-5uJln Dietrich Rolls (Mrs Emile C., Ill ), 2082 Cloverd. le. B.ton Rou8e. LA 70808 umont. TX--C.ro l Bone Snowden (Mrs. C. E ), 66 55 Knollwood, tkaumont. TX 77706

CorpUI Chrl.tl lX- Ann Wiley Berty (Mu. William), 23' Mon tel ir , Corpus Christi TX 184 12

II 'a.o, TX- M .ry tou H ormann Squires ( Mrs W R., Jr .). 4800 N Stanton, #18 }, EI Pa so, TX 19902

Hldol.o , County, lX_ Nevie Wetsel O e ns ( M rs Mi chlt' l ). 1101 ESDCunu, McAllen. TX 78'01

Hou.ton, lX_Vir.ini. Whi te J oiner ( M rs John E ). ))19 Lincrest,/Houston. TX 71027

Hout TX Jr Dcly-Muth 8e:1I M aer (Mrs Kemp. Jr ), "'2 1 P18e,...ood. H o uston TX 77027

Hou.t , lX, Jr Nlg hf..-Gcne Grlh.m. 5331 Beverly Hill, #32A , H ouston. TX 77027

Laf.yetta LA-K.tbryn Wbitehurst Oou&las (Mrs W L). 310 Coron•. L.rlyette, LA 70501

Lab a..,1••• u..--Ci ndy Dickson Brame (Mrs Joe). 4010 Plets.ru Dr., Lake Charle., LA 70601

LultOock. lX- Lynda P.rk Hill ier (Mrs. Robert), 2703 · 57th, Lubbock. TX

Me.lco, D• • •• Ma.le_ p .trici. Atkin B.no (Mrs Geor8e ) , erneral M endez #\. Mexic o 18 , D F Mexi co Midland TX--catherine Foster Slump (Mrs R. W ) , 2309 Gulf Midl nd. TX 7970 1

Naw On LA-Oi.nc: Bf'OIdon Gust.fson (Mrs A A , Jr ), )14 D l rr in8ton Blvd , Metai rie. LA 7000'

Oclas.., TX-Jeru Barnett (Mrs J L.) , Rt I Box 43 7, Odrsu. TX 79760 San "'n lo TX- Jean McC.nd lw Stnne (Mrs H L.) 220 W. Tw o hic S.n Anselo TX 7690t

Ie Antonio, lX-S any K leberlt Espy (Mrs Kip M ), 108 Schreiner 'PI San Antonio. TX 78212

YIC'tGrta TX-J mie :RlltSdlle Oc.m (Mrs Si8ney), 106 ElSt Vilt•. Victoril TX 77901

.HO PlOYINCE

1_ ,,"ovln,. "..Ident-{)ofothy Will i.ms Lombard (Mrs Geotle ). 128" W 26th Ave ., Apt 2, Gold en CO 800)1

III Ml-Sue Sei tz Olson (Mrs W L ) , 2418 Nin. a.ire DilJinlt" MT 5Q102 CO-Pa tri ci, WiJlilD"lnt Risley ( Mrs Allen S.), 94) Miami Way, Boulder, CO 10 303

loaemon _ MT-5hirley Roe Amberson (Mrs Mu), Sour. d o ugh Rd , 8os.em.n, MT '9715

Co , WY- Kula Baston Rocb litt (Mrs Ken). 2'1 South Ntbruka, CaSPft". WY 82601

Cheyo-., WY_}oKP hinc Savory Lync h ( Mrs J ohn F.), West 7th. WY 82 00 1

Colorado Sprlnill' , Co.- Virgin ia Weininger Grant (Mrs J. A .). }260 Au stin Dr ., Co londo Sp,il\8s, CO 80909

D."...... CO-Mar jorie Thompson Lockwood (Mrs. C. }Imes). 98) Soulh Field , tJkcwood CO 80226

D", or, CO , Jr h." ' n .......-G lcnd. Jjnk: Michel (Mrs Ronald), 1846 S. Tdlcr, Denver CO 80226

'ort C.lllnl, CO--Lill. Bryln Morgan ( Mrs W. E.), 4001 Horst't oo th Rd ., f o rt Collins. CO 80521

OrMt '011., MY_ Pcggy Urb a nitch luce r o (Mrs. G. Lltry) 3228 8th Ave S , Grtat Pa ll s, MT 59405

Holo"o, MT- Marjorie ORvis J o hnson (Mrs. R D.) 1120 Fl o wcrree , Hrlc n., MT 59601

Loraml., WY- Mlury Miller (Mrs. R. E.). PO Box 9}4. Laramie, WY 82070 "veblo, CO-O Mary Jkth Knisely jensen (Mrs. Abn ), 84 Amherst , Puebl o, CO 8100)

SIGMA NOYINCE

Alumn_ "'ov lnc. ..,.•• Id.nt-jean Anderson Vinty (Mrs How ard). 402 Mon tchire Dr NE Albuquerque, NM '7108 Albuquerque, NM-- Marlene Bl a ck j ohnson. 11)01 Golden Gate, NE 8 7 111

COfMlbock, NM-- MartY Mohr McCartY (Mrs. P. Timm) , 6240 Ellt Larlupur Dr Scottsdale, AZ 8)254

Ogden, UT- Barbua Chrisknscn Rabt (Mrs Marvin ), 411) Ed,ehill Dr , O"den. UT 8440} "h nh" Az.--j an Thrdktld Moo re (Mrs. Thom as \V ), }IOI E CooHd,e. Phoenix, AZ 8)01 6 ".ow.lI , NM-S aUy T alley Stockto n (Mrs james) , 2M} Gaye Dr Box 98}, Roswell. NM 88201

Solt Lak. City , UT-C laire Dav ;dson Ki lpatrick (Mrs Law ren('t F ), 10 77 AU Jtin Avc Salt Lake City, UT 84106

Tuu_, AZ- Lois Smith Osbom (Mrs. E H ), 10700 Tanquc Verdc. Tucso n, AZ 8"1)

TAU "ROVINCI

Alumn_ "rovlnc. ",••Ident-Marilyn Hammer Metc han (Mrs. p , P ), 8}10 N Weipert, Spokane WA 99208 Anchora,.. Ala.ko--jamce O"oulek Failcs ('Mrs j , L )

HH Hiland Dr , Anch o ra,e Alaska 99'04 "".vva-h....,., WA.- Pat Kelly Riffle (Mrs Keith), 11 70 ' NE 29th, Redm ond, WA 980'2

lal , ID--Ca milla Good Switur (Mrs Mti ). HH Ki,,-s· Ion Dr ., Boise. ro 8}70'

C leary, A'be , C.ftCId_ Miss Donna Fruer , #10 , 1310· l) Avenue SW, Cal,ary }. AJbttt a, Canada E_onto Albarta , Canado-Miss ltsley Balte n t }6U· IOO Ave ., Edmonton, Albtrta Canada E'f'aratt. WA.- linda Kellman Si mm o ns (Mrs. Sleven). ,604 9ht St PI NE Marysville WA 98270

Olym"la, WA.- Linda Knutzen Barbo (Mrs. Ch.,lts ) , RI. 17. Box 109. Olympia WA 98'03

"ullman WA--Hcltn Nash Zuger (Mrs. Walter E.), }O2 Water, Pullman, WA 9916}

Seattl •• WA-- Mad eldnc Olson Menella (Mrs Vincent), 1400 SW I7Ist Place. Seattle. WA 98166 Spokane, WA.-jantt: McBride Fa nning ( Mrs john j ., III), N 9819 Huntin8t on. Spokane. WA 99218

Tocoma, WA- Dianc Peterson Schultz (Mrs , james), 860' 94th St Taco ma. WA 98498 Vancovv." I C•• (anod_ Dorothy Mac Donald (Mrs D. M.) , 64'0 lake Dr , Burn aby, B C , Ca nida Wallo Walla, WA- Maribn Corkrum Noble (Mrs. Ke n· neth). Rt , ,. Box Walla Walla, WA 99}62 W.natch WA-Ca rmen Snitily Sirmo n (Mrs Gary L.), 101 N H anford Ayc .• Eut Wenatchee WlA 98801 Yak i ma, WA- Holly Bulcer love (M rs. Kerman) , 808 S 60th Ave Vak ;m a. WA 98902

U"SllON "ROVINCE

Alu_ ""•• lftc " Jclartt- lcslie Harvey WhitttmOfe (Mrs, Ro bert). 30n Sprout W a,. Sparks. NY 89411

C_a C_ty, Oil-Elinor Fegl es Chandler ( M rs. IXn), 78' Ttlelra oh Dr Coos Bay. OR 97420 C-..-allla, Gibson Thatcher (Mrs. jack). }6H H ayes, COf'VIUIS, OR 97HO (ueana oa --S uzannc Green Parsh all ( Mrs Wm .). 28'0 Alta V iS l a Ct Eugene OR 9740}

THE AI.OW OF PI BETA PHI

Klamath fclU a, Ol--S uzanne Goeller Smi th (M rs. R , W L )0' Mt Pitt Klamath Falls. OR 97601

La... Oaw OR-j oa n little Forsy th (Mrs. C. H ), un SW Glen Eqlcs Place, Lake Oswe,o, OR 970}4

La, V.eaa, NY-N ancy Guho ( M rs. Alle n L) , 19' 0 Cobra et .. Lu VeI lS. NY 8 9 109

"ortkIlWI, O &-Carolyn Vtlsu th Krieller ( M rs. David), H2B SE Cmt a l Sprinss Blvd ., Portland OR 97202

1_0 NV- Fuol Lee Spell Gilbert (Mrt H a tTY ). 174) Cata lpa La ne. Reno , NY 89 '02

Salam OR-Nan West [)ewey (Mrs. Ge o rge W jr.) , 189 3

Lninllon Ci rcle SE, Salem. OR 97302

"HI NORTH nOVINCE

Alumn_ ",ov l nce ,,...Id.rtt-jun Wirths Scott (Mrs, j on), 1186 Cedarwood Dr ., Moraga , CA 94,,6 ric.l.y.la,t lay, C rocke tt Kio solvins (Mrs. C, L). HI4 Marin Ave Berkeley, CA 94708

Contra Co.ta County CA.- Maurine Haaer jones (Mrs Kenneth) , 14 Dogwood Ct , Wainul Crtek, CA 94'98

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••no , CA.-Roberta Bradford Webuer (Mrs. E 0.), ,48' E Grant Ave , Fresno. CA 9}701

H lulu, How Epps Helber (Mrs larJ")'). 177 6

Halekoa Dr Hono l ulu, HI 96821

Marirt Courtty CA-Mary Kahlenbtrl Schroeder (Mn Alan) , ,6 Driftwood Ct., San Raf ael. CA 9490 1

MOIIt_y "_Insule, CA--Gwend olyn Hall Nielsen (Mn. Waller C.). 2807 Fourteenth Ave ,. Carmel, CA 9}921

"ala AtI• • CA--Caro l Stevenson Brow n (Mrs C. W •. 868 The Dalles Ave ., SunnyuJc CA 9-4087

CA- Phyllis Slrand Woods (Mrs , Robert), ""0 Ba ilcy Way , Sacrsmcnto, CA 9)825

5an frondaco, CA-Maflarct Walsh (Mrs Robt ), 2428 Funston Ave San Francisco. CA 94116

SCI" Jos • • CA.- Mary lee Hcrma n Niethold (Mrs, Edgar), 16}6 j aco b, San j ose, C A 9H24

Sa" Mat.o CA.-jane A llen Williams ('Mrs Lo ren D ) , Tmier Place. Hillsborough, CA 940 10

Stockton CA.- Patsy Sjoblom Stotbner (Mrs Clarence) , 16 178 N Locusl Tree Rd. , Locli , CA 9H40

VolI.y of the M_rt, CA--C la ire Stoffel McCl e lh.nd (Mrs j o ltph S , jr.) 39'0 Montecito Avc ., Santa R Oil, CA 9,..04

Yuba Sutt , CA_j oa n Sawle Middlcbrook (Mrs. j ohn). 2}16 Foust, MUl'sville. CA 9)901

"HI SOUTH ,..OVINCE

AI"",_ ",.. Idont- Muine Clyde Goldback (Mrs H K .), }7', Starto uch Dr Pasaden a, C A 91107

Antelope Van.y, CA- Valerie Kroll Lunstrum (Mrs. W. B .), 439}7 Halcom. Lancaster, CA 9}H4

C_t, ol Orang. County CA-Nancy Gauthier Co x (Mrs , p ), 1}792 Claremont. WntminsltT, CA 9268}

Olandal., CA.-j oan Keent Hitchen s (Mrs R F , ). U41 Sheridan Rd Glendale, CA 91206 La eo-. Vall.y CA-SoI Yei" Dyrk o rn Shidls (Mrs , j P.), 426} Sbcpherds Lane La Canada, CA 9 1011 La Jolla, CA-N ancy Wright Mathews (Mrs Wesler H ) , 14}4 Calle Altura. La j o lla, CA 92(l}7 long leach , CA.-jane Sample Conwa, (Mrs. Chris R.), SO, I Dana" long Beach CA 90808

los An l.a, CA.- Patricia W r ight Bered (Mrs W ). HO Ashdale Avc ., Los Anad es. CA 90049

Loa An I•• , CA. J,.- Pa ula Ziegler Treh a rne (Mrs Gor · d o n), 1l2} Centincla Ave ., Santa Mo nica. CA 9040} North Orang. County, CA---S haron Parleer AI"tO (Mrs jerr y). 3892 Tamarack Wa)'. Buena Park, CA 90620

'atad_ CA.- Betty Painc H u nddd (Mrs Wl. G jr. ), IH6 Vir,ini Rd San t.hrino. CA 91108 "alClCMno, CA Jr.-$uc Burke Lysl o (Mrt jerry). )1}3 Maryland Ave , La ClUCCnta. CA 91214

R.dland. , CA.-jcre A Thonus Coleman (Mrs C. 8 III ), 4" Marilyn Lant , Redlands, CA 92373

R'vanld., CA.-Ellen Lockwood Theobald (Mrs P D .). 40n Mdlrolt, Ri versi de CA 92504

SOlI ---..Ino CA.- R u lh Mod: Pierce (MI1 , W H ), 2}12 Goldcn Aye San Bernard ino, CA 92 404

SCln Diego, CA.-Norma j o hnson loner.an ( M rs, Robert P .), 4"6 Ali a St San Oier;o, CA 921 U SOlI 'amando Valle y, CA.-j and Mo nfo rt Fenton (Mrs. M .), Romero Dr T anana. CA 913,6

Santa IatitClrw , CA.-H aul M ilo vi ch Ri chardson (Mrs. l. j .). 880 Ri ver Rock Park , Santa Bu!»ra, CA 93t08

s.nta MOII le_W• • ttl CA-- Violrt BcJtty Wood (Mrs. Gerald). 801 Enchanttd Way, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

Sovth loy, CA.-j acqueline Callan Ed.etton (Mrs. C. R. ), 6909 Purplerid,e Dr ., Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 902"

Souttl C_.t CA--S Jndy jehu Cooke (Mrs. Don). 4604 Dale 51,., Costa Mesa, CA 92627

venture C.""'Y CA_Jhrbu. Kd ley Ewins (Mrs. P.ul) , 189 Camino La M.den, C. marill o, CA 93010

Whhd.r , CA-Louise DUl&an H ammons ( M rs. H. E .), 2 1)1 Stearns, u Habra, CA 9063 1 '1 PHI POCK"S

C Cod, MA-J.n Julien Fled: (Mrs. Sigmund), PO Box 964, Orleans, MA 026H

arattlobor., VT_ Mrs , Stephen B.ker, R .D. 2. West Brattl e. boro. VT OHOI

Suff.lk C.unty, NY_ Mrs Virainia W Rosa r 10 Warren. to n Courl, Huntin,ton, NY 11 743 .rlat.l, VA- Doris Cflrdy H aBey (Mrs. Wm.), Country Cl ub Estates , Bristol , TN 37620

More.r County, WV- Florence H.n no n Burton (Mrs Waller G .), Rt ,. Box 2)7, Princelon, WV 24740

Mery I.ther, fL-.Mrs. j oscp h M clain , 2" Bcacbview Dr ., Fl W.lton Beach Fl 3n48

Oe.Ia..MeriOli Coum y, 'L--Dorotby Bierly C lark (Mrs. j .ck), 2240 SE 'lh St Ocala. Fl 32670 W.yer , OA-Mrs. Tom l. DeBi.se. '20 HaDOVrr Dr ., Waycross, GA 3UO I

Or.-ea.tl., IN-- Mn Edward Hann on, 206 Hillsda l e. Greenc astl e, IN 46 13' Syleea""• • AL.o-Jenny H o lmes jenkins ( Mrs j am"). 902 W Coou. SylacaUII, At HUO

DurtcI , I L-K thleen Doyle Kennicott ( Mrs Harri son), R R #1, Hi ckory H ollo Rd , Dundee. I L 60 11 8 (fftnahom IL- Iubc l He nhey He nder son (Mrs. Gene), 12 11

South Fourth St .• Effin&:bam, IL 6240 1

K.nIG. City, MO HOI'1h-je d Cartland Neal ( M n. j R.• jr >. 4002 NE 49t h Terrace, K ansas Cit)', MO 64 11 8 Liberty, MO--c ynthia Drlke Lanon (Mrs. C. K .) , 31) Willhire Blvd libertY, MO 64068

Me"' " Ks-- M u. Fred Pierce, 1344 N. Maple, Mc· Phcnon. KS 67460

Moxlea, Mo- Franccs Buckner Neate Barnes (Mn La • rence M ., Jr.). 7 Park Circle. Mexico. MO 6n6, AlhI., OK-Mrs John M Moele, 620 Nn.joc Rd ., Altus, O K 73H I

Mldw •• t City, OK- Mrs. R L. Fritscbe. 1129 T w ili,hl, Midwest Cit)' , OK 73110

Okmulg••, OK-Ann W i lson Wisc (Mrs. J ames W ), 400 Oakwood Or , Okmul&cc. OK 74 44 7 Shaw,,", OK-M (S. Steve G.IIm er, 1841 N. Penn" lvan i., Sha nee, OK 7 4901

P.rl., TX_Vtrl indl Chesney Bennett (Mrs. W. p Jr. ). 2. 10 Briuwood. Pa ri •• TX n460

Ir.lk."rldg., TX- Mrs W G. Amot, Jr ., 1000 E Con· nell Brecken,idBe, 'to 76024

O.,.louIG., LA- Vir,ini. Nelson Thi.t1elh".IIiu: ( Mn E A .). 6 18 S. Co urt St ., Opcl ous.IIJ, LA 70HO Orand Co-bofothy M.n ker H oskin ( Mn G. K .). 411 R io Vi sta. Grand Juncti on, CO 8UOl La. CNC.a, HMo- Mrs J ame. E. Welcb. Route # 3 , Box 174'. Las Cruce•. NM 88001 ".",,,JoW, WA-- M n. Jack Field, H21 Cascade Wa,., Loq· view, WA 98612

T,.J CIt WA.-j oy Underwood Glover ( Mrs J ohn R.). 3020 West Pelfl, P uco. WA 9930 1

C lna-P.m_, C,t,...-Sa ll , Newport Minto n ( Mrs Otis W .), 20880 Mallriea Rd ., CoYina , CA 9 1722

Imp.rl.1 Velll.y , CA-Dlflene H unte r G.IImble ( M rs. james). 2707 HuH Rd , Imperial, CA 92H I

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIA T E CH APTE RS

Consult Fraternity Directory in this issue (or addresses of National Officers Cenual Office address is: 112 S. Hanley Rd ., 51. Louis, M isso uri 6}lOS All to be poslmarJud datu.

PRESIDENT,

Send a copy of the a.apler Statistical Report to your Province President as soon as possible after school M,Rin! Before September I, write Province President of goals and plans for the year. (Include COpy of summer letter to chapter membe rs .)

September U-A crange for fire insp«tion of premises by local authorities

Send mOnlhly letter to Province Preside nt postmarked n OI later than the 10th of each month, OctOMC through May. (Carbons to: AAC chairman, any scheduled visiting natio n al officer)

November I -Beginning of Chapter Officer EIKtion PC'Ciod. Elect alumnI! memben to MC at same time chapter officen are elected,

December Fire Protection Affidavit or IXpllmaJion o/ lInll"oidllb/e de/IIY in undbt" il 10 Assistant Director of Chapter House Corporations.

Febru ary I)-Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award; send leBec of nomination to Province President .

February l:5-AAC of each chapte r in province send in its nomination for the Chapter Award to the Province President.

April 3O-Final date for election of chapter officers.

S ECRETARY ,

Send JBM Me mbership list back to Central Office as soo n as possible afte r receipt.

Notify Province and Central Office immtdillu/y when ch anges in chapter officers made

Send initiation certin cates to Central Office within three days after initiation. Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT·l f o rm with the initiation fees.

Novembeor name and address of president of M ot hers ' Club to Central Office.

November 6-Se nd chaper on data blank to Chairman of C ommittee on H ouse Directors.

November I :5-$end a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the AlumnI! Advisory Committee Chairman.

April 3O-Final date for elections Send new officer list no lIter than April 30.

T REAS URER.

September-Send letter from Grand Treasurer and local letter on chapter nnance (previ o usly approved by Province President) to parents of actives and pledges as soon as school opens.

Send Financial statements to Parents of Pledges who have been approved for initiation two weeks before the proposed initiation date.

Send to Ce"ntral Office:

Annual Budget Form BC-l just u soon as it is prepared at the beginning of the fall school term. Do not wait until you send your first report.

PledAe and/or repledge fees with GT· l form within two wedcs after any pledging or repledging certmony , <:0o rdinate with the Vi ce President of Social Advan ceme nt who must se nd the pledge list

In itiation fees with GT·l form within three days after each initiation ceremony. Coordinate with the Secretary who must send the initiation certi 6 cates.

Sept through August-Monthly financial report on due dales in accordance with Treasure.r·s Manu al to Ceotnl Office

August 31 - Send Annual Balance Sheet with final report to Central Office.

October 1:5-Checlc for bonding fees and Bound ARROW to Central Offi ce October nati onal dues o f $:5.00 per active member to Centra'! Office o n GT·l form listing members' names and initiation numbers.

If initiated after due date member should pay nation. I dues with initiation fees.

January 1:5-Senior Appli cat ion Blanks and Senior Dues for midyear graduates to Central Offi ce

January 20-Send nati onal dues of $:5 .00 per active member to Central Office on GT·} form listing members names and initiation numbers

Apr il 1:5-Send Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for Sprin q o r Summer Graduates to Central By M ay 20-<:0ntributi o ns made payable to Pi Beta Phi Central Offi ce for Harr iet Rutherfo rd Johnstone Scholarship Fund, Convention H ospitality Fund , Settlement School (Arrowmont) and H olt H ouse.

MEMBERSmp CHAIRMAN,

Send to central office within ten days after any pledging official Rush Information Forms with proper signatuus for each girl pledged

Send to the Rush Inf o rmati o n 018irman of the alumnz club concerned within ten days after any pledging a list of all girls pledged from the town o r towns under that alumn E club's jurisdiction.

Send to Province President and Central Offi ce the nam e and address of newly elected Chapter Membership Chairman on p o stcard provided.

Send th e Members hip Statistical Report to D irecto r of M embers h ip and Province President within ten days after conclusion of any forma l rush.

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

t o- Final date for Semi- Annu al Report to D irecto r of College Panhe llenics (Copy to D irector of M embership). As available-Send copy of P an hell enic Ru s h Booklet 10 NPC D elegate, Direclo r of M embership , D irecto r of College Panhellenics.

April n-final date for Annual Report to Director of College Panhellenics (copy to D irecto r of Members hip )

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT

Within first 2 weeks of each term-Conduct Member Interest Survqr of perJonal and chapler and goals . (Will dete rm i ne spec ial interest groups a nd activities for each term ) .xnd to Executive Council (fo r chapter action and for inclusion in monthly letter to Province Presi dent.

March I-f inal date fo r Active Eva luat io n (former Active Exam), whenever tota l number fo r active chapter is comp lete to Provi nce Coordinator for Fraternity Excellence

NOTE : Fra te rn ity Heri tag e and Devel op ment Interest Group shou ld first review each essay for ideas of immediate value and use to chapter a nd submit pertinent material to Executive Council belo" sendi ng all evaluations on to Provin ce Coo rdinat or

Ma rch IS- Mus ic Rep ort , .send to National Mu sic Chairman.

Within las t 2 weeks o f each te rm-Overall Te rm Eva luatio n a nd rep o rt of chap ter 's achievements in M oral Adva ncement, inclu ding sp«ifica lly the areu of Arrowboa rd , chap ter spirit and mora le, cha pte r rlsponu to the Ac ti ve Evaluali on, alumnllC relati ons, fraternity heritage (chapter and nali onal) Send to Direc tor of Undergra duate Activities, cc ; Provi nce President and Me Ch ai rman .

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT

Evaluation of Rush Rep o rt within 2 weeks of close of rush to D i recto r of Membersh ip, cc: Province President . Send List of Pledges with parents' names &. addresses within 10 days of pledging to Central Office , and Provi nce President.

Send leiter to parents o f pledges, a/ler it has been app roved by Province President within 2 wetlcs of pledging to Parents of Pledges, cc: Director of Membersh ip.

Se nd Pl edge Ev:du :lti ons (former pledge enms) two weeks befo re initiation to Prov inre cpnrciinAtor for Fraternity Ex ce llence,

NOTE: The Fratern itv Orienta ti on In te rest Group, mUling wilh AAC is to review each p ledge's written evaluat ion and compile pertinent in fo rmatio n be/ore se nding all evaluatio ns on to the P rovince Coordinator . November IS-Magazine subsc ripti ons orde red as Christmas gifts, send to Pi Beta Ph i Ma gazine Agency. Ma y I- Annu a l Repo rt and eva luati on of chapte r ph ilanthropic p rojects, se nd to Cha irm an, Board of G overn ors, Arrowmont, cc: D irec tor of Undergraduate Activirjes.

Within last 2 weeks of each te rm-O verall Term Evaluati on o f chapter's achievements in all a reas of Social Advanceme nt, to D irecto r of Mem be rship, cc: Province President, MC Chairman .

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT

1. Acadrmic Excrllenu

Revised #3, November lO-spring semester or quarter, an nual; February n-fall q ua r ter; M arch 2S-fall semester ; ApClI 2S-winter quarter, send to D irecto r of Undergraduate Activities . Copies to Province President , Province Coo rdinator for Fraternity Excellen ce, #6, before June IS, to Central Office . Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the chapter, but as the basis for Revised Scholarship Bl ank #3 and for the term evaluation of the vice president

2. Publication,

February l O--carbon of first half of Chapter H istory to D irector of Chapter Histories May lS-Chapter Hist ory and carbon of second half to D irector of Chapter Hi stories . September 1)-for winter ARROW : li st of initiates s: nce April I S, news , fealures and pictures Al so pictures for Campus Leaders section Annual Re po rt for AD.ow for preuding academic year to Editor of The Au.ow January 29-for spring ARltow : pledge list fr om fall rush , news, features and pi ctu res Pictu res for Campus Leaders and Campus Queens sections , Fraternity Forum article. .xnd to Editor of The Au.ow . April 29-for summer ARRow : list of initiates since Seeptember 0 and pledges since January 29 News, features, pictures . Pictures for Mortar Board , "Who' s Wh o," Other H ono rui es, and Fraternity Sweethearts secti ons _ .xnd to Editor of The Au ow W!lhin last 2 weeks o f each term-Ot 'eral/ Term E val uati o n of chapter' s achievements in Mental Advan cement , includ109 goals set, program!, interest group activities, publications. general results of Educational Enrichment Send to Director o f Undergraduate Ac tivities cc; Province Pres ide"" MC Chairman As requested : Idea Bank Contributions-to Province Idea Bank Coo rdinat or.

3 Within last two weeks of each sc h ool term-

Overall Term Evaluation of chapte r' s achievements i n Mental Advancement, including }toals set , p r08rams, interest group activities, publications, general results of Educational Enrichment, to D ireclor of Undergraduate Activities, cc: Province Presidtnt , AAC Olairman

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN , Send o rders to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency as recei ved. November 1 Christmas gift subscriptions to PI Beta Phi M agazine Age ncy 10 ensure gift card delivery by Decem ber 2'.

PLEDGE SPONSOR

Grand Cou"cil letter and chapler lclter (previously approved by Province Pre sident) to parents of pledges as soon after pledging as possible. January 1 '-Those with deferred pledging Grand Council letter and chapter letter to parcolS o f pledges.

APPLICATION FOR FELLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS , AND LOANS,

Blan ks and I nfomalion on how to make appl icat ion may be obtained f r om Central Offi ce January O- Lettcr o f Appli cati o n for Pi Bela Phi Fellowship due to Grand Prcsidcm . Ft'bruary I- A pplication f o r H arriet Rutherf o rd Johnst one Scholarship, Ruth Barrett Smith Schol arship, Junior Alum · mr Group Scholaship Fran ces H al1 Co mly Sc h olarshIp due to Grand Recording Secretary.

March I-Letter of Appli catio n for Californi3 Al pha h o larship due to Mrs Richard Ma digan, 76 Iklbrook Wla y, Athert on, California 9402S

January 1 10 M arch 1S-Scholarships 10 Arrowmonl : Assistantships (work scholarships for trained students in crafts) or Student Scholarships.

Write 10 : M 1SS Marian Heard. Arr o wm onl, 13.»)( S67. Galllnburg. Tenne..sec 3773A

Virginia Alpha Schola rshi p wflte 10: Mrs . Bla ck S608 Puriingto n Way, Bahimo re, Maryland 21212.

DATES TO BE OBSERVED BY ENTIRE CHAPTER,

January 9-Chapter Loyalty D ay.

April 28-Founders' D ay to be celebrated with nearest Alumna: Club

ALUMNIE

Due dales f o r re po r ts ar e to be postmarked dates Consult Offi cia l Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of Na tiona l Officers

PRESIDENT,

November but n ot later than March IS - Elect A lumn:r Club Ru s h Information Committee Chairm;1n and lIf'f'oint al least 2 olher members to se rve from Febr uary 20 to February 20 of followi ng yea r .

November 1 to ANi l 2o-Elect two membe rs o f Ih e AAC to coo rdinate with the election of chapter o ffi ce rs AAC members are to be installed when elected.

March I S- Send name and address of Rush Informau,) n Cha i rman I() untral Office n o later than February 20. so that it will appear in Rushing D i rectory of Sum mer ARROW If not received name of Club Pres will be listed

February l-EI«tion o f club officers to be held no laler than March 31, said officers to take office at the close of the fiscal year.

Apr il 1S-Send five Ann ual Report to officers dirf!Cted.

May- Installati on of new officers at re,qular club meeting.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ,

M ust be recipient or THE ARROW

September IO-Send letter with club news to Alumnll Club Editor for Win ter ARROW

October 15 -Se: nd In Memoriam notices to Central Offi ce f o r Winter ARROW .

November la- Mail club yea r book or prog ram roster with program plans (page 23 of club Pres ident's Notebook) to the Grand Al umnae V ice President, Direct o r o f Alumn:r Programs. Alumnae Prov in ce Pre:sident and Central Office . January I S-Send In M emoriam n otices to Central Offi ce for Spring ARROW

A p ril l-Send I n Mem oriam notices to Central Offi ce f or Summer ARROW

A pril I -Send new officer list to Al umnr Provin ce: Pmident and Central Office for Summer ARR OW.

May 20-Final deadline for new club o fficer list.

July 15-Send In Mem o r iam n otices to Central Office Cor Fall A RROW.

TREASURER , Send national dues an d receipts to Central Olfiu and as collected t h roughout the year.

Ma y 20-AI/........<Jues and donations of funds s h ould be mailed to untral Office by this date in orde r to count for cu rrent year

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Arr ow mont)

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fu nd

H olt H ouse

Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarship

Convention Hospitality Fund

Make club c h«k co verin,q total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Office. Check must be accompanied by GT 2 Form showing c1ub's apportionment to funds (Gnadian dubs make separlte

Checks payable to Arr owcraft Shop a.re to Pi Beta Phi Arrowc ra.ft Sh op, Gatlinburg , Tennessee: 37738.

June \0- nd Audlls slips as directed.

RUSH IN FORMATION 0fAIRMAN:

Novembtr 1)-Send report to D irector of Members h ip.

Winter- Re view w it h Rush Info rmatio n Commillee areas 10 be listed in Summer ARROW . Send an)' ch an,l.tes in dub area linings 10 Central Offi ce no luer than March l)th . M arch 1)-5end report to D irc(lor of M embtrship .

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

N o vember 2) - 5end Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency to ensure Christmas ,gift card delivery by Decembe r 21

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS :

September- Send annual reports and $) .00 fee fo r Treasurer's bond, payable to " Pi Beta Phi Fraternity," to D irec to r of Chapte r H ou se Co rp oratio ns

Se nd copy o f re po r t to Prov in ce Presiden t co nce rn ed

DATES TO BE OBSERVED:

Apri l 28-Foundecs' D ay - to be: celebrued with nea rest active chapter o r cha p ters . Ja n uary 9-C hapler Loyalty D ay .

NOTED & QUOTED

"Mal1'J behavior il alwaYI below his idtalJ. Whut his idealJ are low, hiJ behat 'i or will be lower 1Iill. Swtep awa) his ideaII and ue go back 10 a barn)ard 01 moralily alld a ;ullgle 01 ethics, and out of 'his comel all !I"workable Iociel)," JENKINS JONES, Editor & Publisher of the Tulsa Tribune.

"UnleJJ yOIl view YOll' chapter and Ira/emity as worthy of your l o)al l), IIIl/e JJ YOII hal l l pride in your affiliation and make this fact known, IInleJJ YOII know why YOII belong, membership will have no appeal 10 olherI." K ATHLEEN DAVIS NYE, T he Tridenl of De lta De lta Delta.

"Fra/ern ity ;1 a Dream. Sheltered by a hOI/it , du oraled with glories 0/ Irophied (lchierJtmt1llJ, reIiding far benealh IhoJe fill) larei in fifly IOldI. " JON A. NIELSEN, Lambda Chi Al pha.

"11 is ironic thaI a Jociely which is lookil1g itureaJillgiy for /or t and 1"/Jillmtl1l, for a greater closeness and brotherhood among al/ men, should aiJo be a Jociety whirh iJ rejecting fratemitieJ, whoJe very foundati on il based lipan Jllrh love alld r/oJeneu among men." STEPHEN BULLOCK, Sigma Nu. Quot<d in Banla'i Greek Exchallge.

"Granled Ihal Ihe main purpoIe of allY 'rale",ily Ihould be 10 provide lUll and frimdihip , pledge programi Ihould aliO Ilrive 10 develop chararler and Unil) amollg piedgei. They call be "Jed to bllild matllre, responsible mell. lI DAVID R . CUTRIGHT, Sigma Chi.

" S choJarihip il that meamre of a fraternitys life which git'li Ihe best d ll e (Ii 10 how aJ/ Olher t hings are going." DR. W ILLIAM T. G I L LI S, Theta Chi.

"The moderate student and citizen. the ont interelled in prngrerr, i" rhange Imder Ihe Irlft', ill mak· ing the Imivtrsily and Ollr society reJp011Jive 10 the needs ojlbe day. r{'prele11l1 ollr hope jar 10' morrow." J. EDGAR HOOVER, Kappa Al p ha O rder.

A university library iJ "a Iourre of ideas for change and a tlIorklhop in u ,hich they may be developed and refined. II ii lor problem.I olveri who wanl 10 help deIigll Ihe new Ioriely." THOMAS R BUCKMAN, Director, Northwestern University Libraries.

"The eJtabJiJhmenl of fraternitin aJ (tnters where a diverJit) of people can rondurl a diverJity of dialogueJ would be one of the mOlt innovative edllCational JtepJ inlhis (enIUr)." DR. FRANK A. ROSE, P r<sident, Univ<"ity of Alabama

"For a generation fed up with adult hypocrisy , one ;s strluk by the amazing amOIIll/ of effort Pllt in by mallY young people 10 look like whal Ihey ain'I." DR. FREDERICK D. K ERSHNER, Delta Tau D <lta.

"The object of edllca ti on is 110t manpower, but manhood-The man who il trul) edurated, rather than narrowly trained, is ready for an)thillg-He is prepared by thiJ edhratioll to go on learning."

ROBERT MAYNARD H UTCHINS.

HThe barrierJ that sepa rate actives and pledgn mllst be reduced. As the pledge.aclive relatiomhip improve!, Ihe more mcceuful the chapter u'iJ/ be." Bos MOSBORG in Triangle Rel'iew

" To rilllal , one must understand it, and a rlo l e Itud> of ollr Rituals will mOJt rerlainly relllil in the keen awareneu that the prillciplts up on u lhirh u e hal 'e groll IJ for 124 Jears are 1I0t only Itill relet alii but 1.-1tall> neceJJar>, In our Iearrh ing world. " DR. WILLIAM R HAUSER, Phi Gamma Ddta . 14.

"Sorori/iel were not fOllnded aJ 'problem lolving laboratoritJ/ bllt rather for the pllrpolt o f giving yOllng women a meam for living in all environmenl of high ideal I, with emphariI on perlonal growth and Iincere Itrvice 10 mankind." CARYL LENAHAN, Operati on Greek

"We nwi a whole 101 lelI of how 10 pilI 2 and 2 l ogelhu and a whol. 101 more of how 10 pilI you and me logelhu." DR . DORIS M. SEWARD, University of Kentucky

r'l tell yOllng faCility not to worry abollt campllI polilicl, to work firIt on teaching and reuarch. Th afl Ihe real bUlinelI of Ihe Univerlily." DR . LEON MANDELL, Emory University

"1 have wa/(hed thil generation and conell/ded that mOlt of them are fine. A min ority are notand the trollble iI that the minority IhreatenI 10 tyrannize the majority and take Oller. I am aghast Ihal Ihe majorily 'Iakd il and allowl ilself 10 be uled." PROFFESSOR K. Ross TOOLE, University of Montana, in Th. Bela Thela Pi

"The lororily romplemenll your perlonalily. II givel you Ihe opporlunily l o d•• elop in all areat. It dotI not mk 1011 to conform but rt'l"eltI thal YOII contribute YOllr indillidllal perIonality 10 make a Itronger organizalion." Allanta City PanheJJenic Neflliletter

"The herilage of Ihe patl it Ih. lun Ihal bringl forlh Ihe harvell of Ihe fUlure" Inscription on ARCHIVES BUILDING, Washington, D.C.

HEvtt'y fra/emity embodies itl tenet I, itl principlel, itl ideaiI ill its ritllal, and no fraternity which is not fOllnded IIpon the desire and determination to bllild character haJ any righl whalever 10 exitl." Kappa Alpha ' o::rna!

tiThe lludent iI Iranlieni at besl , iI IIIlIally unverled in maUerl of finance and leaching and iJ in· compeltnl 10 lak e over, even for a Ihort while, the adminis trali on of the inIlitllli on." JAMES E. MCCLELLAND, Director Maintenance and Construction for St. Louis Publi c Schools. The Unicorn of Theta Xi

Th ese Ar e a Few of Ou r Fa v or it e Things

Pledge swaps and beer busts And formals in winter

Soft candlelights for that time

When he pins her Scholarship banquets where we laugh And sing, These are a few of OUf fav o rite things.

But m o st important to last your life through Loyal sisterhood that is faithful and true I.e. ' 71 will begin things anew

Come take that step forward Pi Phi waits for you

Rush is hectic, This we know Because we've 1>«n there too, But now we're so happy , Just ask any guy And He'll recommend Pi Phi.

BETTY YANN, Alabama Be la

T h e P rop het has to l d us:

We must not eat

From one loaf alone

But from two-You and yours , Me and mine,

Sharing mutually, infinitely . I have convinced myself: I must not need you

All of the t ime

But most of the time

Because I need myself too-And you need yourself

For us to be able to need each other. So this is my attitude

Because I kn ow

That if you leave You'll take the loaf

And the love

And leave me with n o ne

So for now , I tell myself I must be free

With my life

But yo u can have a part o f it, If yo u'll t a ke it ,

JULIE BRIER , K anIa!

4

Al pha

HAVE YOU MOVED OR MARRIED?

We must have all requested information so p lease complete ill Jlll/. Mail this slip to the PI BETA PHI CENTRAL OFFICE, (Please leave label on reverse side when mailing this form.) 112 South Hanley Road , St. Louis, Missouri 63105

MARRIED NAME

MAIDEN NAME

(Print Hu sband's Full Name, Please)

FORMER MARRIED NAME (if applicable)

OLD ADDRESS

(Include Zip Code)

(Include Zip Code) Chapter Date of Initiation

If you are now an officer in the Fraternity, please check and name: National. Club Province.

'odm.ltcr : 'Icuc Icnd notice of Undch"u.blc tOP,CI on Form )57' to " let. ,hi , 112 S, Hul 4:y Ito.d , St lOllll, Mo , U10S

PI BETA PHI IN EUROPE

September 12-October 3, 1972

For aU Pi Phis and friends_

A sparlrJing trip through Spain and the North Coast of Africa, leaving New York Sept. 12 on overnight flight to Madrid. Three fuJI day!! in Madrid , with a side excursion to Tulfdo for oil \li.it to the home of EI Greco and the magnificent 13th century Cathedul. On Sept , 16, it'. on to Don Quixote co untry and Cordoba, .taying overnight in thi. distinctly Arabic city bmed for its exquisite filigree a nd emboued h: .uher work.

Granada is the next stop where the beautiful AUumbra is included in the vi.it. On to Malaga, for sig htsee ing, and then to Torremolinos, playground of the international set, for two night. at the Hotel Rivieu. Sept. 2O-CruiH from Malaga on the blue Medituranean thru the Straits of Gibralter to Tangier, where it ' , lightaeeing In the famous Caabah and native market places. Leave the following day for a four-day motor tour of North Africa, including Rabat, capital of Morocco; Fez, the most romantic city on earth; Meulcech. the ro_ pink ciryj and Cnablanca, city of mystery and intrigue.

Three days In the lush Spanish Canary Islands and two days in Madeira are on the itinerary before jetting 10 Lisbon for this fabulous tour', final two days!

COST FROM NEW YORK DEPOSIT

$1139.30 $ )0.00 (due when reservation is made)

Final payment due August 12, 1972, For reaervation or information write to: Mn, Bob Brewer, )25 West. view Drive, Manhattan, Kansas 66)()2.

To Pi Phi Parents : Your daughter s mapazme is sent to her home address \\ htlc she I:, In college and we hope that you cOJO) rt:,ddtng It If she IS no lonFer In college, howner. and IS not h\lng Jt home, please send her new permanent address to P, Beta Ph, Central Office, 112 South Hanl e), Ro ad , St, Lo uis , MiSSOUri 63105.