The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1973

THE

OF PI anA PHI

Albert Schweitzer, on Looking Back

ONE THING STIRS ME when I look batk at my youthful days. namely, tbe fact that jO many people gave me jomething or were jomething to me without knowing It. Such people, wilh whom I ha.'e, perhapj, IU"er exchanged a word, ye;, and other; about whom I have merely heard Ihmgj by report, have had a decijive influence upon me; they e/ltered into my life and became power; within me. Much thai I jhould otherwiu IlOt have fell Ja clearly or dOlle Ja effecllvely U'aj felt or dOlle aj it Waj, becaJlje I jtand, aj it were, ullder the sway of Ihese people. Hence I alwayj thillk that we allli, 'e, jpiritually, by what otherj have git' e/lUj 11/ the jignific ant hour; of our life. The;e jJgmficallt hour; do IlOt announce themselve; as coming, but orr;, ' e ullexpected. Nor do Ihey make a greal jhow of Ihemulves; they pajj almojl unper"ived. Often, indeed, Iheir jigni ficance come; home to Uj fiYJt aj we look back, i UJl aj the bea ut y of a piece of m Ujic or of a landjcape often j/ rike; Uj fiYJt in our recolleclion of it . Mu ch Ihal has become our ow n in gentlenejj, modesty, kindnejj, u' illingnejj 10 forgive , in veracity , loyalty, resignation under sul/ering, we owe to people in whom we have Jeen o r experienced theu virlues al work, Jametime; in a great malter, jometimes in a jmall. A thoughl which had become acl jprallg il1lo Uj like a jpa rk , and lighled a new flame within us.

Reprinted (rom Th, Saga of Sigma Tau Gamma

THE COVER- Three Lawrence, Kanaas, Pi Phi •

• tand by tM: «one bench givltn to Kansa. Univertit)' in April, 1923, at tM time of the anniveraary of KaJUas Alpha. Now the chapter has celebrated it. lOOth anniverury. (5« Itory pale 5.)

Pictured are Colleen A'Hearn , Helen Friend Lind • y, and Charline Smith Fitzpatrick, all Karua. Alphas. (uWFenc.t Daily /oNrnlll.World photo)

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME

FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee Kila orc (1848-1924)

Mlr,u ct Campbell (184 6- 19}6)

LibblC' Brook G.ddi$ (I8)O·19H)

Ada Bruen Grier (1848· 1924)

Cla ra Brownlee Hutchinson (18,O·19ll)

Fann ), Whitenack Libbey (J84 8 194 1)

Office 0/ Publ irillion:

ARRow Editor

Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William W . Jr.), 268 Underwood Dr ., N.W., Atl a n ta, Ga . 30328

From Pi Phi Pens

Eleanor Bushnell uhner (Mrs F . J.) 605 Fun chal Rd ., Los Angeles, Calif. 90024

Exchanges

Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs. Robert), 2021 Bel mont Rd ., N.W., Washington , D .C. 20009

Arrow File and In Memoriam

Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 112 S. Hanle y Rd ., St. Lo uis , M o. 6310'

Rosa Moore: (l848 ·19N)

jennie: Nicol. M D (184' 1881)

nn Smith Sou le

Fannie Thomson (18-18.1868)

Jennie: H orne Turnbull (1846·19H)

Naner Blade Wallace: (18-16 1918)

Contents

Kansas A lpha Ce lebrates Centennia l ".,.""",.,' 1973·74 Fraternity Trav elers

News of Arcowmo nt

Wh at Others Are Saying '

Operation Brass T acks Can Meeti ngs Come To Order

Other Honora ri es

Fraternity Sweethearts

Pi Beta Phi In itiates

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

In Memoriam

Lost Pi Phis

Fraternity D irectory ...................

Alummr D epartment Direc tory

G.THH Auow is printed Fall. Winter, Spring and Summe:r by Pi Beta Phi Fute:rnity at Ihe press o f Gto rJle: Banta Company. In c.. Curtis Reed Plaza. Menasha Wis.

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«I. Corrnpondence: of an e:ditorial nature: is 10 be: Iddrosed t o Ihe: editor, Mrs W. W, Ford , Jr. , 268 Unde:r· wood Dr NW. Atl nta, Ga. }O}28. ClStcond clau POstaie: paid at St. louis , Missouri, and at additi ona l mailing olfice:, Printed m the: Unite:d Sta tes of Ame:ri ca

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It is with real regret that we announce the resignation of Ollr Alumnce Club Editor, Adele Alf o rd Heink, after fifteen years of yoeman service. Adele came by her involvement with The ARROW quite naturally , since her mother, Adele Taylor Alford , was editor of our magazine for 26 years. Adele Heink gave many years of devoted work as Chapter Letter Editor, when su.ch was a regular feature. Then in 1965 she became Alumnz Club Editor, and has served in that capacity ever since. Her husband retires at the end of this year, and Adele doesn 't want to be tied down, a distinct hazard in the life of any edito r. So we accept her resignation with regret, but with our deepest thanks and our very best wishes for many years of happy retirement.

Now we are faced with the task of finding a new Alumn., Club Editor. We would welcome sug· gestions, or vo lunt eers. Some editing ability is necessary. and, of cou rs e, some time is involved . If you might be interested, please send us your qualifications. In the meantime, dubs will be informed by letter of the new editor as soon as o ne has been appointed. In the event that we still have none by deadline time for the club letter, send it to us at the address on the preceeding page, and well edit those along with the rest of the magazine.

For the first time in our sojourn as editor, we had a choice of a number of fine pictures we co uld use on the cover, and how nice it was to ha ve to make a selection for a change. We decided, however, that a one hundred year anniversary really should take precedence over anything e lse , so the Kansas Alpha picture was chosen as our way of saying congratulations to a fine chapter and its many loyal alumn.,.

Whil e we're extending congra tul ations to chapte rs , we should include V e rmont Beta, celeb ratin g 75 years of existence, and Tennessee Alpha, North Ca ro lina Alpha , and Idaho Alpha, all ce lebratin g their golden anniversaries. We had the pleasure of attending Tennessee Alpha s lovely Founders' Day luncheon in Chattanooga, and speaki ng to that g roup. It was a heautiful, meaningful day, with three of the chapter's colonizers present, and one that we will long remember.

We recently received a letter from Dr. Isabel MacArthur, the multiple sclerosis victim in Canada , whose story was told in the winter 1972 issue of The ARROW. A friend was writing the note for Dr. MacArthur, and she says, "You will be interested in knowing that because of this article I have received letters from California, five from Tennessee Alpha, and one from Toronto, Canada, as well as many phone calls from Pi Phi friends in Winnipeg:' Thafs nice! Thafs what helps make this job of ours worthwhile .

Add to your list of Pi Phis who are among the Outstanding Y o ung Women of America, Margaret Kelso Guchemand. Tennessee Gamma, who now lives in Baltimore, Md. Margaret is a music instructor at Essex Community College and is a soloist in a number of Baltimore churches.

Dorothy Buffum Chandler, who has been featured in The ARROW a number of times, has been named one of the ten hi ghest-ranking women in big business by For/llue Magazine . Co ng ratu lati ons to both these fine women.

Did you know that women 's lib has spawned at least one new product, the " Queen High Equality" deck of playing cards in which the "Queen is King" and the Jack is a princess called Jackie? That's according to a Lockheed Credit Union hou se organ.

Karen Stuck Is Awarded Fellowship

Karen Jean Stuck, Michigan Beta, has been named recipient of the Pi Beta Phi Fellqwship in the am o unt of $1,000. Karen, graduated from the University of Michigan "with highest distinction" in June , received a Bachelor of Science degree in zoology In July she will enter Ohio State University's College of Medicine to pursue her medical degree.

Karen is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and has been co-secretary of Mortar Board She received Class Hono rs each year, and as a freshman, was the recipient of a William J. Branstrom Freshman Prize for being in the upper

live percent of her class. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta , and while a freshman pharmacy student receive a Rh o Chi Achievement A. ward. She has maintained an accumulative scholastic average of 3.77 on a 4.00 scale for her f o U[ years in pre-med studies. For eight months she worked as an independent research assistant in the Dental Research Institute at the university where she was engaged in some preliminary studies fundam ental to progress in cancer research.

Karen's chapter activities include holding the offices of pledge scholarship chairman, chapter president, treasurer, and 1971 Convention delegate. She has served on the Pan helleni c Council 3

and was treasurer of Persephones Consilium, a joint active-alumna: governing body for the local Panhellenic. She also worked on the Soph Show and was a member of the 300 voice Universi ty Chora l Union . During her 14 months as president of Michigan Beta, the chapter won the Director's Award for the fourth outstanding chap ter in the country in 1971, and the Stoolman Vase for the second best chapter in 1972.

In writing about Karen, Sandra Dewar Bostwich, Michigan Beta AAC chairman , says, "... we have seldom seen a girl with Karen's ability and maturity who consistently grasped the essence of a situation and calmly led her chapter to solid conclusions." Margaret Krause Young, former Zeta Provin ce president, used Karen's explanation of the I.e. program with all her province chapters.

Among phrases of commendation concerning Karen and her work were the following: ". . one of the three best students in the class .. . uniformly outstanding throughout the course success is due to an admixture of intelligence, organization, and hard work"; "... outstanding student, distinguished herself by her alertness, depth of perception, and breadth of understanding, all superior . . . poised, dependable, and competent"; ". she was well liked by her classmates . . . she struck me as someone who could h andle a great deal of res ponsibility with poise and equilibrium."

In writing about her aspirations, Karen says, "Though I am not sure as to the kind of medicine I wish to practice, family medicine and pediatrics are ce rtainly two that are most interesting to me. There is such a need for the general medical man in these days of highly-disciplined specialists , that I do feel a great sense of responsibi lity to the person who is without adequate medical attention. I think it would be most rewarding and enlightening to become part of a community that needs to be kept well

"I've learned that it takes a team of people to ligh t the way for progress and achievement, and whether that group is within a national sorority or is a health team , the same need for each other is present. Yet one person ca n give everything she has to make her part of the team something to build upon , and it is my hope that this is the kind of physician I will be. Only the years will tell, but my love of people and my desire to help them runs very deep."

Sev e nth Il l i no is Chap ter Is Coloniz ed

I. C. Sorosis was founded in 1867 in Monmouth, III. One hundred years later Pi Beta Coop was founded at Normal, III., by ten girls seeking a cooperative living arrangement. In 1973 the seventh chapter in the founding province became a reality, the first province to (over that number of chapters.

The Greek name of the colony, Pi Beta , was derived from the initials of President Robe rt G. Bone, head of Illinois State University in 1967. Pi Beta was established with hi g h academic, civic, and social ideals that are still pursued today.

H o lding the award for highest grade point average among the Greek women's h ouses, Pi Beta stresses the importance of a good education. Often social and civic functions are combined as Greeks on the I.S.U. campus hold benefits and sponsor fund-raising drives for charity. Other activities of this school year include a breakfast for the Chicago Cubs, an eco logy drive, taking Christmas baskets of food and clothing to needy area families, and serenading and treating the nursing home next door on Halloween.

Based o n the principles of cooperative and dem oc ratic living, Pi Beta is unique in that all its members contribute to its management. In addition to cooking and housekeeping, Pi Beta girls quickly learn such arts as antiquing furni-

ture and fixing blown fuses. Most importantly, the women of Pi Beta have learned to live and work together to achieve a feeling of true sisterhood.

Pi Beta Co-op became a co lony of Pi Beta Phi on March 23. Twenty actives an d eight pledges were installed as Pi Bet a Phi pledges on May 5 at the home o f Mary Ann Way Lauder in Bloomington, followed by a luncheon at the Bloomington Country Club.

There are six other local sororities or co-ops o n the Illinois State University campus. Delta Zeta and Alpha Gamma Delta recently installed chapters there, and many o ther Nati o nal Panhellenic Conference groups are working with various locals to establish chapters of national sororities. There are twelve men's nati o nals on campus. The University has an enrollment of 18,000 students, with approximately 9,500 women. 97% of the enrollment is from the state of Illinois.

The pledging ceremony was conducted by Elizabeth Frushour Hill, Grand Corresponding Secretary, assisted by Dorothy Baker McFadden, Mu Provin ce President; Ida Jane Spicer Sharpe, Mu South Alumnz Prov ince President; and Marj o rie Deetz Early, Mu North Alumn", Province President. Representatives from th e six other Il l inois act ive chapters we re p resent.

(Colliiniud 011 44)

Membe rs of the PI B. ta Ph i co lony at IHl noi s Sto t. Un l.... "lty or., botto m row , l to I : Ann Ha"hma n, D.barah Lln( o ln, Jan loh l, J. onn l. Jogg l, Barb Bloomqu ilt, Bo m o ro Klln. r. Top raw , l to I : D.bb l. Sapp , Br.nda Taylor, SUlan Sm ith , T.rr l Flgg. , Kathy S(hm ld t, Pau la W.III, Krll Co m . Not pldured or. C. .. . t. Wrob l.wlk l, Ch.,1 Brugg.mann , Undo Unman , and Joo nM Je ff ry .

Kansas Alpha Holds Centennial Reunion

by VIRGINIA ScHUBERT CURRAN Ltwrenu Abl1llnt.e Cill b

More than 400 members of Kansas Alpha gathered in Lawrence, Kansas , th e weekend of March 31, to celebrate the golden anniversary of the chapter.

Chartered as Kappa chapter of I.C Sorosis on April 1, 1873, it was so called until the national organization took its Greek mo tto for its name in 1888, and the Lawrence chapter became Kansas Alpha of Pi Beta Phi . The chapter was in · stalled by Sara A. Richardson, a Pi Phi from Lombard College and sister of three of the charter members, who included : Hannah Oliver, Clara Morris, Lizzie Yeagley , ViDa Lambert, Gertrude Boughton, and Flora, May, and Alma Richardson Kansas Alpha was the first fraternity for women estab li shed on the K ansas University campus; and the chapter has other important firsts to its credit: the charter members h ad the first cooky-shine, an informal party which has become a Pi Beta Phi instituti o n ; the first issue o f The ARROW was published by Kansas Alpha in May , 1885; the first home of th e ch apter was the first house to be built on the K.U . ca mpus especially f or fraternity women. It was built in 1906. Prior to that time, the girls lived in boarding houses . The first house was outgrown by 1914, and a new one to house 24 girls was built. An addition to it was built in 19 28, and that structure served the chapter until 196 2 when it moved to its present home wh e re 70 coeds live.

In 1954, Kansas Alpha started the Pi Beta Phi Educati onal Foundation at K .U. fr om which gift scho larships are awarded annually to university women .

Pl ans for the Kansas Alph a re uni on w e re be · gun last September by Jane Griffith Stevens of Lawrence, and Rose McCo ll och Dressler of Kansas City, Mo. They were ass isted by many Pi Phi from the Law rence and Kan sas City clubs , and by members of the active chapter . Activities began with a cooky-s hine at the chapter house with the actives in c harge, on Saturda y evening . H ere everyone met o ld and dear (riends , toured the chapte r house, and viewed 5

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the large display of Arrow craft items offered for sale by Sally Fitzpatrick Postma, the Lawrence club's award-winning Arrowcraft chair. man. During the buffet supper, some of the girls led gro ups of wh o were scatte red throughout the h ouse, in sin gi ng m any o ld fa· vorite Pi Phi songs.

On Sunday , the ce ntennial reunio n luncheon was held in the Kansas Union ballroom with tables decorated in wine and blue with ca rn ation s centered o n each table . Following the luncheon , M arilyn Sweet Kiene, mistress of ceremon ies, began the program with words o f welcome and presentation of a lovely engraved silver bow l to Jane Griffith Stevens in appreciation of all h e r wo rk. That was just the beginning for Jane ! Martha Keefe Griffith th e n announced that Jane had been selected as the Xi pro vince winner of the Evelyn Peters Kyle Angel Award She was nominated by the Lawrence Alumn., Club for her many years o f service as an officer in the club, as member of the advisory board f or the active chapter , secretary and then treasurer of the K ansas A ssociation of Pi Beta Phi , and finally as advisor to that group She has worked tire lessly si nce Septem be r, 1972, to ensure the success of the centennial celebrati o n. M argaret Seybold Hill , Angel Award chairman of th e Lawrence club, presented Jane with a small gold angel charm from the club.

Joa n Darby Edwards, chairman o f the centenDial gift committee, announced the selection of a lovely antique chest to house the Balfour Cup, wh ic h h as been awarded to Kansas Alpha five times; a daguerre otype case which h o ld s many old Fraternity badges, including some I. C pins ; and a new porch swing for th e chapter house.

Alpha pre.ldent, earty rI Beta Phi badge ., o . Martha Keefe Grifllth, Joan Darby Edword. , Orpha O'Rourke Coenen , Marianne leld Wild , and Jane GrifRth Steven. lo ok on

Reunion

Where Are The Words?

It was Fabu lous ! Smil es. H ugs. Screams of Joy I Reuni o n, Friends, "Co rdi e."

Cogitation -" Wh at IS her na me ?"

Rem ini sc ing-" D o you rem ember wh e n ?" Frustrati o ns-"' I really didn 't ge t to talk to her ."

H osp itality , Cooky-s hin e La ughter, Fun Singing , Singin g, Singing.

Pride, A ch ievements, Traditi on, Sentiment, Lo ve

Thankful that we h ave Pi Phi and eac h ot he r Tearful - Btca use it had to end.

I t was W arm It was W o nderful It was V ery Special , MARY VARN ER WARWI CK Kan I a.! Alpha

Newsletter To Be Sent To Alumna:

An Illin o is Th eta active and an alumna hl\,C b«:n w o rking diligently to compi le a li s t o f Illinois Theta alumnre since 19 .56 in o rder to o riginate a newslette r to be sent to those interested Th e tirst newsletter ran into a few p rob lem s due to the failure o f th e alums to change their addresses with Central Office. Since the firs t newsletter many hav e scnt new add r esses to aid co mp letion of the list , The first lette r invited former act ives to attend a reuni o n to be held during Br ad lty's homecomin g activities, in February A promi nent comment from those sister s rea ched was " Good idea ," and also requests to be inform ed about the ch ap ter's activities and chang es since their graduatio n H opefully, the newsletter will be sent out eve ry two mont hs to keep the alum s abreast o f Ill ino is Th etas changes and activities on campus

Province President Aids, Abets Pledges

by DIAN E MAY ER Winoi

s B na· D tlla

Mu Province President D o rothy M cFadden teamed up with the pledges of Illin ois BetaDelta to pull the wool over the chapt e r'S eyes in March wh en the pledges took their walkout. Margaret Shragal, president of the Kn o x chap ter, ann o unced Mrs. M cFa dd en's visit to t he ch apter during February and jokingly wa rned the pledges that they were 11 0 1 to take their walk ou t during her visit to the campus The pledges did no t take heed , h o wever, and reasoned that if they h ad Mrs , M cFadden's permissi o n to walk out o f the actives' meeting, why not?

The trick, it seems, was to get permission. A lo ng -distance caJ! was all that it too k, h oweve r, a nd Mrs . McFadden delightedly said she would cooperate with the plans made by the pledges. The walk o ut date was then set and all plans moved along smoothly

When Mrs, McFadden arrived at Knox for her visit she was greeted by several of the c hapter officers, who took her to her guest room and hel ped h er ge t settled They soon left, h o w eve r, and pledge class p re sident Barb Jansen sneaked down to the guest r oo m purpo r ted ly to "we lcome" our visitor While Mrs. McFadden was busy interviewing chapter officers the next day, th e pledges were busy getting off campus, " chapter dinner was p lanne d fo r M onday evening , but ch apte r members we re surp ri se d to find that the pledges had walked o ut of it! ! They h ad been warned so many times 11 0 / to walk out during Mrs. McFadden ' s visit!

Unfortunately for the actives, Mrs. McFadden was the sly one a U during this time, and didn ' t let o n that she had the first clue to the pledges' hiding place in her purse. In fa ct , she waited a noth e r hour before letting them know she had it!

The walk o ut was very successful fo r the pledges- they did manage to get back into the designated do rmitory all safe and so und - but tired and happy . The first question asked at the line-up fo ll o wing the w alk out, ho wever, was why the pledges sent Mrs. M c Fadden a d ozen carnatio ns when the act ives only sent four . But Mrs , M cFa dd e n knew

Seoted at the head table for Indiana PI leta Phi Sto Day are, L to I : Arevo Van HUll Hadley, Golden Arrow chairman; Fllomo. Traln.r Schmidt, Gary IInd 1 Alumnc:. Club r.pr•••ntatlv.; ,.tty loll Vickery, Th.ta Provine. Frat.rnlty Exc.lI.nce commltt ; Mary Ann FI.h.r Oling.r, Th.ta Provine. Pr•• ld.nt; Hazel Ganoe Krie'el , toaslml,'r.III Mary Catherine Brewer Arthur, Theta AlumnOl Province Pr•• ident; Jull. Pratt Mendenhall , Director of CoUege Panhellenics ; Alice My." Arthur, award. chairman; and Nancy M.rshon We l, lger, Lafayett. Und .1 AlumnOl Club president.

Indiana State Day

The Founders ' Day luncheon and Indiana Pi Pbi State Day was held on March 24, with 352 members gathered at the Purdue Memorial Union in West Lafayette, Ind The Lafayette Alumnre Club was hostess and general chairmen were Avis Mayer Anderson and Corrinne Clark Mitchell. Included in the events of the day was a coffee hour at the Indiana Delta chapter house.

The Purdue Memorial Union ballroom. were filled to o rflawing with PI Phi' attending State Day and eel brotlng Found.,.' Day.

Chapter Breaks Campus Tradition

To Win Dickinson President's Cup

by TERRY MAHER G4mma

For the members of Pennsylvania Gamma and returning alumrur, homecoming at Dickinson meant more than a f ootbaI I game and a concert last year. Each year at homecoming the President 's Cup is awarded by President Howard Rubendall to the outstanding fraternity on campus. The award has traditionally been awarded to one of the ten n atio nal fraternities on campus, but this year, for the first time in the 200-year history of Dickinson, the competition was extended to include the three sororities The winner was announced during the half·time activities of the football game- Pi Beta Phi!!!

The competition for Presidenfs Cup is based on four categories: scholarship, extracurricular activities, campus involvement, and community service Each fraternal o rganization submits an application stating qualifications in these areas.

Pi P hi was found to be ranked second aca· demically among the thirteen fraternities and sororities, with an overall grade point average of Individually the members of Pennsyl vania Gamma are active in all areas of extracu rricu l a r activity, i ncl u ding sports, music, studen t government, and clubs, as well as considerable involvement in the community. The chapter as a whole enjoys excellent relations with the co llege administration, and participates in campus activities and events, from Sigma Chi Derby Day to the college's bicentennial celebration. Pennsylvania Gamma also extends itself in service to the Carlisle community with such activities as parties at an orphanage, aiding paper drives, and babysitting at the Y.W.CA. The applica· tion also included space for an evaluation of social and pledge programs, and even an opportunity to mention the winning of Derby Day!

The sisters were very proud to receive this recognition and it was indeed a smiling group of faces that carried the silver cup to the Pi Phi rooms after the football game. M o re than this, we were proud to be the first women's fraternity to receive this award, especially in the first year that women were permitted to enter the competition! Our enthusiasm in this respect was

shared by the other sororities on campus. Dick· inson has taken a step forward in recognizing the achievements of its women.

Win Step Sing Trophy

A major winter quarter event at Auburn Uni· versity is Step Sing. a singing contes t in whi ch the fourfeen sororities and twenty.seven fraternities compete for trophies . Twenty-four sisters, led by Karen P opwell , represented Alabama Gamma with a medley of ··Sing/ Make Your Own Kind of Musi c" and returned with a first place trophy!

!t,., ldent Vicki Sw , renn,ytvan la Gamma , hoW, th e p,.,lden t', Cup , a ward e d a t Homecoming , 1 972

1973-74 Fr aternity Travelers Selected

O ne of the most productive programs of Pi Beta Phi has been t he utilization of t he time and talents of traveling graduate counselors . Since the advent of the program in 1968, these yo ung women, during their first year following graduation, have crossed and re-crossed the country, v isiting chapte rs who need help, inspiration, or just the opportunity of having a different viewpoint available.

The summer of each year is change-over time, and the new girls take over with the fear that they can never equal the " good work " of their predecessors . But they always do, and Pi Beta P hi has been very fortunate in the co nsistently excellent selection of traveling graduate counselars.

For the year 1973-74, Molly Cressor, Ohio Beta, and Ann Stege, New Mexi co Alpha , have been named TGCs . Both girls were graduated this month, Molly with a BS in education , and Ann with a BA in secondary special educati o n .

Ann hails from Hinsdale, Ill. , and has been secretary of her pledge class , pledge trainer, activit ies and program chairman, and vice president of moral advancement. Outside the Fraternity she has worked with the Newman Center, did voluntetr tutoring . for university, junior

high, and special education students, served on several campus committees, a nd was on the UNM swim team for two years. Sh e is a member of Phi Lambda Theta, national academic honmary for women in educatio n, and is o n th e Dean's List.

Ann says she has always enjoyed wo rki ng with people, talking over new ideas, and exchanging experiences. She will have that opportunity during the coming year as she travels the country.

Molly is a native of Palos Verdes Peninsula, Calif. Her special abilities with languages have led to a major in Russian and a minor in Spanish . Her chapter service includes scholarship chairman, treasurer, and president, as well as serving on various committees . She was on the inter-collegiate volleyball team, and served as chief justice of the Panhellenic judicia l committee. She is a member of Chimes, Mortar Board, and Arcoos , the Greek honorary. She was awarded the Outstanding Junior Award at Ohio Beta.

Molly says that she has grown with and learned mu ch fr om Pi Phi and she is looking forward to spending her first year as an alumna sharin g what she has learned.

Molly Crellof, Oh io I.ta

Ann Stet. , New M•• lc. Alpha

laughs to everyone's face .

Creative decorative touches were coo rdinated by Barbara Beaumont Dreibelbis , California Zeta . H er committee antiqued ove r 45 ceramic busts of a mother and child for placement at each table . A copy o f that bust was sketched by Arthur Beaum ont, Barbara 's f at her and artist laureate for the United States Navy , and used as the program cover. Complimenting the busts was a color scheme of pink and burgundy, creating a very handsome lun cheon room.

D oo r prizes included two trips of three days and two nights to Las Vegas and Lake Ta hoe with complimentary show reservations . At the same time, each young lady anxiously awaited the call ing of her numbe r to win a t Q.s peed bike, stereo speakers, Madame A lexander dolls, and o ther exciting prizes.

rf Legacy Luncheon" Is Unique Event

by K ARLA B UCK WORSDELL C,,,,,,,I Ord"&'

COli"'! Cillb

After last year's sellout of " P unc hes and Mun ches " hors d 'oe uvre cookbook, the Pi P his of Centra l County Ca li fo rn ia decided to t ry • new idea. What ca me about after many hours of planning and a terrific amount of enthusiasm was named "Legacy Lun c heon ." Thi s benefit was so very successful for us ( we raised over $t,200) that we wanted to share the ev ent with other Pi Phis

Several things made ou r fashion lun cheon memorable and unique. First, "Legacy Luncheon" was conceived by mothers for their daughters and friends. The featured part of the program was a prev iew of spring fashions f o r children , young ladies , and co llegians, with a special bridal gown fina le. Fashions were from a variety of boutiques, and the models , two of whom can be seen in Sevellleen Magazine, were provided by a local modeling studio.

The Harbor W o men 's Chorale of Costa Mesa added a pro fessi o nal touch to the entertainment . This group o f young women wh o enj oy singing as a hobby performed a medley o f children ' s songs in costume, bringing many smiles and

Needless to say, the tickets practically sold themselves . How eve r, we presented the member who sold the most lun cheon tickets wit h a beautiful macramed hanging flower arrangement. We have been saving this arrangement for a special occasio n s in ce it was made by Fran ces Po lla ck, Craft Director of the Orange County Hos pital Rehabilitation Center, who was ou r scholarship recipient at Arrowm o nt. We also had an Arro wcraft disp l ay at the l uncheon wh ich we proud ly s howed a nd sol d to ou r daughters and friends . Ch airman of our "Legacy Luncheon,' · Susa n Cosby W i lson , Kansas Be ta, was th e fir st to sa y, '" could not have done it wit hou t you." The truth is , , w e co uld no t have do ne it wi t ho ut her fres h ideas and he r outstanding job of orga· nization . Proceeds from our ·'Legacy Luncheon" wi ll go to o ur local philanthropy, t he O range County Chapter March of Dimes, plus continued support of Holt House, Arrowmont, and the Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund, as well as our cash award to the Outstanding Pledge of Phi P rovince.

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Heirloom Arrows Given To Fraternity

Two beautiful arrows have been presented to the nati onal Fraternity to be held in the possession of th e Grand President. The sma ller officia l badge was presented to Grand President Sally Vanesse at th e Purdue Work sh op by Mary Taggart Timm cke, Lambd a P rovince Presi den t. It had bee n the president's badge at Wi sco nsin Beta, and the f o llowin g inf o rmation was g iven by Elizabeth Arneman Hutchis o n .

"Anna Lytl e Tann ahill was dean of women at Beloit College when I entered in 1921. She had just completed her term as Grand President o f Pi Beta Phi and was a charming , gracious lady. She always wo re th e beautiful pin when she came to Pi Phi functions, whi ch was o ften .

"She w as a widow with no ch ildren . Durin g my senior year she resig ne d as dean of wom e n a nd married th e president o f the college, Melvin A. Branno n, who had been a widower f o r many years. You ca n imagine what a stir th at ca used!

" Afte r her d eat h , he gave her lovely pin to the Wi sco nsin Beta c hapter . Th e chapter presi. dent w o re it an d passed it on to he r su ccesso r. Y o u ca n imagine how please d I was when my daughter w as ch apter president in 1952 and she had the privi lege of wearing il for a year.

"We feel that the badge should bel o ng t o the Grand President from now on. Of co urse, we ho pe so mu ch that o ur Wi sco nsin Beta will be active again so me day."

F o r 21 years the member:, oC Tennessee Beta and the Nashville Alumna! Club of Pi Beta Phi have show n their civic interest and philanthropi c co nce rn by helpin g the Bill W i lkerso n Hearing an d Speech Ce nter i n NashviiJe, Tenn . In 1961 an enormous project was unde rt aken. A large au dito rium was rented, and a unique ba· zaar ca ll ed "C hri stmas Vill age" was held with great success. Ea ch yea r since, Chr is tm as Vill age h as been an ou t st andin g feature of the h olid ay seaso n in Nas h vi lle. (See The ARROW, Spring, 19 70)

Th e antigue diamond pin was di sp l ayed for two years in an antique jewelry booth at Chri stmas Vill age. Lydia Daniels W eesner, Nort h Caro lin a Al p h a, did not plan to se ll t h e 18t h Century French rose-cut diamond arrow , but en· joyed lett ing Grand Preside nt Sally Vanasse w ea r it in November, 1970, when she was in Nashville to serve as honorary chairman.

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prelented by 'he Wilken on family of Na l h'lille . lot'om: Offtcio i badge of 'he offtce of the prelident of Wisc onlin aeto , originally owned by th e late Anna lytle Tannahill . Grand Prelldent .

founder o f th e Center, were bo th Tennessee Beta Pi Phis . As a ges ture of appreciati o n, and in recogniti o n of the valuable contribution whi ch the Nashvi ll e Alumna! Club a nd the Tennessee Beta chapter have made to the community through aiding the Bill Wilkerson H earing and Speech Center, Dr. Wilkerson's widow and daughters, Nancy Fawn Wilkerson Diehl and Jane Wilkerso n Yo unt, presented the pin to th e o ffi ce o f Grand Pres ident o f Pi Beta Phi . It is th eir hope that the brillian ce o f the stones will be a re minder of th e brightness which has been added to many li ves through the effo rts of the Frate rnit y membe rs .

Handicapped Are Helped

Ark ansas Beta's commun ity involvement th is year has been ce nte red about hel pi ng h andicapped childre n . Easter Seals Shelter provided Pi Phi s thei r goa l as many volunteered severa l hours every week to aid the childre n . April brought about a busy mo nth f or Pi Phis as Arkansas Beta was placed in char ge of the se llin g of Easter Seal buttons a nd l ili es in the commun ity. Then they devoted many hou rs to he lpin g in the Easter Seal T e lethon Late h ours were kept on te levision while they answe red telephones for pledge donations a nd kept tally of t h e money raised.

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Good Neighbor Acts Earn Local Honors

Jane Amer Wolf, New York Gamma, has been named New Neighbor of the Year by the New Neighbors League Club of Atlanta, Ga. As Atlanta's New Neighbor, she was placed in competition with 18 others from chapters all over the United States, and was named first runner-up in mid-March .

Jane is a member of the Atlanta Alumnae Club. She was a former member of the Akron (Ohio) Alum"", Club, which she served as president. She has been editor of the D og wood ugmd, a monthly publication for the New Neighbors League, as well as first vice president of the group She participates in several special interest groups within the League, and serves as an advisor to the executive boards .

Mrs . Wolf has had a variety of interesting jobs since graduating from St. Lawrence University. She wrote a column similar to Anne Landers for the Akr o n Beacon / ollrna/, was a radio personality giving news of the high school crowd, taught English, physics, histo ry , and bi· o logy. and served as guidance counselor in various hi g h sc hoo ls

In 1963. with the cooperation of her family, she went back to school and earned her masters degree in counseling at the University of Akron.

Jane's favorite activity is getting to know others and the New Neighbors League is the per· fect place for her to practice that activity. Be · cause active membership in the organization is limited to two years in anyone city, and b«ause Jane has been in Atlanta since 1970 , she is now an IMP ( Interested Member Past). As such she is allowed to co ntinue social activities with the group, so she co ntinues to "people gather," and make others feel welcome to her adopted home .

Is Best Pledge

The active members of Maryland Beta selected Betsy Dieterich the "Bes t Pledge" of the fall t972 pledge class and awarded her a gold hea rt dangle to wear on her pin. Betsy received the award at the initiation banquet.

Betsy proved herself by her outgoing personality and enthusiasm in working with her pledge sisters thr o ughout the semester.

Will Tour With rrup With People"

by JUDI LUBOZYNSKt Flo,.ida Bela

Everyone is special, but at Florida Beta we have someone who is extra special. Talented, happy, sincere, and vivacious are just a sampling of the many adjectives we use to describe Barbie Daniels. Barbie is a sophomo re who has been the recipient of a unique honor . On March 29 Barbie received a letter from "Up With Peo· pie ." "Up With People" is an independent, nonprofit , educational corporation consisting of young men and women in three international casts. "Up With People" casts perform in ap· proximately 130 Am erican cities annually and have visited 28 countries o n five continents.

From among approximately 950 monthly applicants living in the United States and abroad, Barbie was selected to become one of the 300 young people who comprise the " Up With People" casts.

Why did Barbie want to app ly for ··Up With People " in the beginning? Being in singing groups for many years both at home and at F.S. U . helped nourish a mu sical attraction to "Up With People, " but the mos t important reasons were her outgoing personality, her desire to meet people, and the opportunity to exchange new and different ideas with others .

Barbl. Danl.'l, Florida leta

Kentucky Twins Share Spotlight

by GEORGEANN ROSENBERG Kenlllck, Beltl

K e ntu cky Beta Pi Phis are very proud of the spotlight that is shining o n two of their sisters, Priscilla and Patri cia Barnstable Cy b and Tri· cia, as they are known to their friends, are a unique pair of identical twins from Louisville who are winning their way into the hearts of many. They particularly won the hearts of the men stationed overseas wh o witnessed the last annual "Bob Hope Christmas Tour. "

The twins joined Bo b H ope for the tour last Christmas , alo ng with Redd Fox, Lola Falana, Roman Gabriel, Fran Jeffri es, the reignin g Miss World, and a chorus line calJed " The Ameri ca n Beauties ," They performed a dan ce routine, acted in several skits. worked with the ch orus l ine, and participated in the finale. After d e· parting fr om l os An geles on D ecember 15, Cyb and Tricia performed at bases in Alaska, Tokyo, K orea, Diego Garcia, Thailand, Viet· n am , Singapore, the Philip p ines, Guam , and Wake Island. They returned to the states on De· cember 31, but the excitement did not end there . Portions of the tour were taped and aired national1y on televisi o n in January. Cy b and Tricia als o appeared on the NBC T o night Sh ow on January 15, where they di scussed the tou r and performed a dance routine .

But being in the public spotlight is not rea ll y new to the Barnstable twin s. Tri cia was named Miss Kentu cky in 19 7 1, her junior yea r at U .K ., and went o n to become the fourth runn er-up in the Miss U.S.A. P agea nt. She was also voted Nati o nal College Quee n by th e N ati o n al Inter· fraternity Co un cil over more than 15 ,000 contestants They have also done much pro motion al modeling, and Cyb appea red in S eventeen mag· azine. Loca l television station s often run commercials featuring the twin s. Offers to do shows , nightclub s, and possib ly a mov ie h ave been made, but they are hesitant about making definite plans until they gradua te. Both major in English at U.K.

Cyb and Tricia are stro ng assets to P i Phi and to th e University of Ken t u cky. They have been chee d eade rs for t hree years, as well as being very active in Pi Phi. Their younger sister, Barbara, is also a Pi Phi at U.K. and a credit to

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he r ch apter. K entucky Beta is very proud of Cyb and Tri cia and all of th ei r sisters are l oo kin g forward to following their ca reers and acco mp li shments .

Alumna Receives Engineering Award

Th e first woman ever to receive the Unive rsity of Colorado's Distinguished Eng inee r ing Alumnu s Award was o ne of six pe r sons SO h onored at a banquet April 27, in the University Memorial Center.

Miss Elsie Eaves, Co lorado Alph a, received t he award, made by the CU Engineering Devel · o pment Council. She is a 1920 g r adu ate of t h e CU College of Engineering and Applied Sci· ence and was one of the few wom en engineers then in the field. She was h ono red because of her work as an editor, executive, and developer o f numerous nationally used indices of engineering and co nstru ction activity.

High School Da y Is Rush I nn ov at i on

Each year at the University of Southern California, rush is a function invo lving a great deal of pressure and competition for sorority m embers as well as rush ees. Until recently , it seemed that the situation would remain exactly as it always had, l eaving no time for rushees to get to know sorority girls outside of the demands of a rus h situa t ion A ll of that was changed this year when Diana Billings, Cal ifornia Gamma, P an-

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h e ll enic rush chairman on the U .S.c. campus, came up with the idea of a H igh School Day, a program in which girls from high schools in the los Angeles area could meet and talk with sorority members in a non-rush env ironment.

Diana referred to her own feelings as a freshman in explaining her idea. " I always used t o stereotype sorority girls until I came up on a weekend and visited a house- they were doing normal things and all were fun, different individuals. I wanted this for ot h er girls-to know how rea l a soro r ity is."

Over fifteen hundred invitations were sent out to girls who had expressed an interest in joining a so rority, as well as to a ll freshman girls accepted at the university to date. Girls who had inquired about soro r ities but were not necessarily bound for U.s.c. were included in the program as well.

On Saturday, March 31, two hundred and ten girls attended High School Day The event was held at the lambda Chi Alph a fraternity house and featured a slide show of sorority girls in both candid and posed shots The slide show was presented with a brief talk o n so ro ri ty and campus life given by Diana and the Panhellenic president. Th e talk stressed the love shared in a sorority and within Panh e lleni c. The importance of the individual within the structure of sorority living was also highlighted. Sorority l i fe was presented as o ne of many life sty les to ch oose from in a co ll ege environment, but as a unique sharing experience. After the slide presentati on , the girls were split into twelve groups, each going to one of the tweh'C' sorority h ouses on the campus, where they enjoyed d o-i tyourself sundaes with the members o f various sororities

H igh School Day was an innovative and successful event f or both the active sorority members and potential rushees. The members of the California Gamma chapter are proud of the fact that the inspiration and initiative for the idea came from o n e of our own members.

Mother, Daughter Share Initiation Day

For the first time in Texas Al pha history, t h e t raditions of initiation experienced some ch anges

Early in the year, the chapter voted to initiate the junior members of the pledge class in November rather than in March . The chapter also voted to initiate a mother and daughter simultaneously.

On "junior" initiation d ay, Sallie Griffis and her mother, Doro thy Warner Griffis, mad e their pledges t o the chapter together . Mrs . Griffis became an h on ora ry initiate of Texas Alph a. Ii Pi Phi pledge during co llege days, Mrs Griffis was never initiated because of her marriage. H o wever, due to her many contributions to Pi Beta Phi , it was voted by the chapt e r and the alumn." and approved by Grand Council that she be initiated with her daughter in N ov ember l ast year.

I t was indeed a first for the chapter and was a moving experience for a mo ther and daughte r to share together.

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"Stoff memlMl"I of the " to Ph, S,ttlemen' School In form.r yean, now livlnl In Gatlinburg, w.,. Invite d to a luncheon at tho luth la,ro" Smith Staff Hous. by tho Arrowmon' loard of Gov.man whll. tho Board was In Galtln· burg fo, I, annual m•• tlng Seoted are Matti. Huff Clabo, Iowa Gamma, .I,m,nlary sthool teoch,r 1928-29, 19343'; Mill WlnogoM I.ddlng. w,ovlng Inslructor 1925-33 , 1951-62; Mrs . Marlo,l, Chalm.n, Illinoi. BOla-Delto , nun. 1935-65; St.lla Suo Huff Cox, Tenno ..,. Gamma, 7th, 8th ,fodo. and high school (nglish t.ocher, 1934-39, and high school En,lish teach.r 1955-73 Standing are H,nrl,tto McCutchan Hufl'. Miliourll,'o, ,Iemenlary school toache, 1921-31; 'aulin. Whaling Huff, 7th , .th, and high .chaol Engll.h "ach.r, 1932.34 ; Franc•• Moor. MaHiI , nutH 1921.32; Mrs . Tina Mc:Mo"an, w.a'llng Instrudor 1941.5'; Mrs . Dorothy Luau, Idnd.rgart.n t.ach.r 1926· 27; O. J. MattU, Smith-Hugh •• agricultur. I.ach.r and wood worklng In.INdor 1922.34; Miss E'la Hathaway , Iowa Gamma, grad••chool t.och.r al the Sugariand. School 1927-33.

Arrowmont Identified

by MELINDA K EY MAHONE Board 0/ G overnon

Have you ever been to Gatlinburg. Tennessee? Gatlinburg is a sma ll tourist town which lies at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park . Each year 8 million visitors pass through this small town Many of them miss seeing our legacy to mankind-the Arrowm o nt School of Arts and Crafts. The Arrowmont School is the continuation of a teaching tradition started by Our Fraternity in 1912.

Arrowmont School (3) is open during the summer months and teaches courses ranging from textiles and spinning to jewelry and woodw ork. The students are of many different ages and many different backgrounds. These students have o ne thing in common, however, they love to create and to be useful. The atmosphere here le nds itself to creativity. The Fraternity has about acres of undeveloped land where students and faculty can enjoy the beauty and serenity of the mountains . Yet they are on ly a few steps away from downtown Gatlinburg should they prefer a change of pace

Arrowmont is l oca ted in the heart of downtown Gatlinburg The Arrowcraft Sh op (1) is a retail store w h ich sells o nly handmade area crafts. Th e Administrator's Office (2) is located on the main street. Mrs . Helen Lewis has been the Administrato r of Arrow mont since October, 1971. She does a marvelous job of "ruling" this 67 acre domain .

The present Arrowmont building ( 3) was completed in 19 70 The Staff H ouse (4) is just as the name implies, the house where the staff lives . This presently includes Mrs. Lewis , the Administrato r, and Mrs. Riddle, Assistant Administrator . The Staff H ouse is also the dining room for summer school. The dining room can seat 104 people.

Students who attend summer school at Ar· rowmont are not always lu cky enough to find housing on campus. Th e re is a definite need for more dormitories. As the picture clearly shows there is land t o build on but we have no money to build with. The ultimate goal of our Fraternity is to make Arr owmont a year around school. In o rd er to accomp li sh this there must be more housing. There are three rustic houses which are used as dormit o ries, they are Stuart Po ll ard (6), and Teachers (7). The Red

Barn (8) located very close to the Staff H ouse was remodeled in 1949 to provide housing fo r students. Thu s we have a new school which can accommodate 13 4 stude nts and housing facilities for only 80 students. At the present time the urgent need is for m ore housing .

As you tou r the country this summer, come to Gatlinburg and tour Arr o wmont. M rs. Lewis or Mrs. Riddle will be happy to show you around. Each Pi Phi should learn to appreciate what her Fraternity is doing to bridge the generation gap, and we should all strive to make Arrowmont a school which ope rat es all through the year.

Workshop Brings 135 to Arrowmont

During the first week in April, Arrowmont and the Department of Crafts and Interior Design of the University of Tennessee presented a workshop for the Art In Home Economics .Association.

Co-chairmen f o r the event were .Arrowmont's D irecto r, Marian G . Heard, and David Van Dommelen , As sociate Professor from Pennsylvania State University.

Undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty members from cg lleges of home economics all across the coUlltry and Canada fill ed the nine different craft classes. The members of the o rganization were so enthusiastic that they voted to ho ld another workshop at Arrow m o nt some time next spring.

There were people registered as students, plus 17 staff and faculty members. Since school housing facilities a re limited , many of th ese peop le had to find housing at nearby motels.

H opefu lly Arrowmont can continue to h ost such workshops and conferences in increasing numbers in the future.

Hele n Lewis Plans Gatlinburg Retirement

Helen Anders on Lewis , Kentucky Alpha, came to Gatlinburg in October, 1971, to accept a tempor ary appointment as administ rator of Arrowmont and Arrow craft . In April , 1972, she agreed to stay on as administrator until September 1, 1973. Those wh o have come to kn o w Helen in Gatlinburg are happ y to learn that she plans to live on in G atlinburg after her ret irement in September.

Helen has given many years of service to Pi Phi. Her career as a lo ya l Pi Phi started wh en she was a charter member of Kentu cky Al pha at the University o f Louisville, serving as treasurer and as vice presid ent. After graduation, Helen immediately became active in the Louisv ille Alumn", Club, and following her marriage to Benjamin Lewis, move d to Indi ana polis where she continued to be active in the Fraternity, serving as treasurer and vice president o f the Indianapolis club.

After nine years as vi ce president of the old Delta Provin ce (du ring which she and her family moved to Detroit), Helen became provin ce president, making frequent visits to the Indiana and Mi chigan chapters

In 1950 Helen was elected to Grand Counci l as director of mshing and pledge training , and

in 1958 became director of membership. While on Grand Council she served as NPC alternate and evolved the co lonizati o n plan which is still in practice. In 1960, she left Grand Council to serve as national convention guide, where she served unti l 1970.

During the years as an offi cer, she was in charge of or assisted at the co lonization of the following chapters: Alabama Beta and Gamma, Texas Delta, Col o rado Gamma, Michigan Delta , Kentucky Beta , and Ohio Eta. She attended installations of Ohi o Eta, Indiana Zeta, Mi chigan Delta , Ohio Zeta , Kentucky Beta, Michigan Gamma , and Indiana Epsilon. Helen has attended 19 conventions and h as visited approximately 75 chapters.

Helen is proud of her two married daughters, on e a Pi Phi , and her eight grandchildren. Along with her interest in her family and Pi Phi, Helen , an accomplished pianist, has found tim e for her music and church work, for gardening, knitting , and bridge. She is not always serious, either, but can be counted on to join in the fun and frivolity when the occasion arises. In fact , the life that Helen leads exemplifies the ideals of Pi Ph i.

Helen Lewi. Indulge. henelf with a few quiet moment. of relaxation In the lIylng room of Staff Hou.e.

Scholarship Recipient Lauds Arrowmont

Mary Rae, Milwaukee, Wisc., was the recipient of the Brend el Scholarship to Areowmont for the 19 72 Summer Worksh op Mary is Curator of School Programs for the Milwaukee Art Cente r. As such she gives color slide presentations in schoo ls , and develops instructional art resources for educators.

In response to a request for her though ts o n Arrowm on t, Mary wrote, "I was so pleased to have received the Brendel Scholarship.

"I have been doing some textile printing since my session at Arrowmont; however, the greatest help has been in my work here in the Milwaukee Art Center. Th e whole environment at J\rrowmont, and even the indirect inspiration derived from o th er work being done there, has given me increased understanding and appreciation of contemporary crafts that has been directly applied to the in-class presentations (color slide lectures) that I give in the Milwaukee area schoo ls. Specifically, my courses in textile printing and craft media have helped me with my program entitled " Fibers ," a program showing the co ntemporary fabri c constructions 19

and textile designs of Wisconsin design-craftsmen.

" More recently, on March 23, 1973, the Milwaukee Art Center opened an exhibition entitled FIBERS: CONTEMPORARY REVIVALS which I planned as an educational exhibition for school groups as well as the general public. The exhibition features the contemporary works of nine Wisc onsin artist-craftsmen working in the fiber media. Three of them, J oa n Mi chae ls Paque, Sister Remy Rev or, and Richard Daehnert, have been instructors at Arrowm ont. The fiber techniques are illustrated and explained with reference to their historic origins on instructional panels that accompany the contemporary pieces. From this exhibition, another instructional res ou rce will be de ve loped in th e form of co l or slides with an accompanying text to be used by teachers. My in-class presentation, "Fibe rs," will be revived also.

" With this exhibition we hope to spread the same enthusiasm for the fiber field as was exuded at Arrowmont last summer '"

Mary lae . Curator of School 'rolrams for th. Mllwoulc.. Art C.nt.r, worts on two displays for h.r FIIIIS : CONTEMPORAltY REVIVALS .. hlbi tlon at 1M c.nt.r.

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Arrowmont Secretaries Agree On Advantages of Their Ideal Jobs

What could be more ideal than working at Arrowmont in the beautiful mountains of Tennessee? The three secretaries at the school agree that there's really nothing that coul d be more ideal.

Sharon Hu skey has worked full time as a sec. retary since June, 1971. She has lived in Gatlinburg aU of her life, and attended the eight grades of the Pi Beta Phi School. After graduat. ing from Gatlinburg.Pittman High , she at· tended Arrowmont for three summe rs , the third summer as a Graduate Assistant.

Teresa Coons calls Dayton, Ohio, her home. After attending co llege in Dayton, she attended craft courses at Arr owmont for three summers. She liked it so well that she applied for full time work and she has been a secretary since February, 1972. Teresa lives at Staff House.

Sue Robbins lives in Sevierville, 13 miles north of Gatlinburg. She is bookkeeper and sec· retary to the Administrator, Helen Lewis, and spends most of her time at the Administration Office on the main street. Sue also assis t s Sharon and Teresa at Arrowm o nt. She is new at her job, having arrived in February , 1973, but she has caught on 9uickly to the variety of work she does at the two buildings.

If you should visit Arrowmont, the Administrator or any of the girls will be happy to take you on a tour of your philanthropy.

Scholarship Money Covers Four Weeks

The 1972 recipient of the Virginia Alpha Craft Workshop SchOlarship was Kassie Laugh. lin, Iowa Beta. By astute management of schol· arship money, Kassie was able to spend four week s at Arrowmont. H er enthusiastic evaluation of the school is as follows.

"Arrowmont for me is a very 'special' place. lt is that little niche away from the regular pat· tern of life where you can go to live, learn, and

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share with others. I went to Arrowmont last summer with many expectations, all of which came true in a very real way

"As a Pi Phi, I'm so proud to be able to call Arrowmont ours. Until you visit the sc h oo l, you can't imagine what Arrowmont is all about. I was there for most of the summer and I hardly had my fill. It is such a special place because there seems to be this feeling of caring for oth· ers. I especially enjoyed the instructors because they were so helpful as teachers and so inspiring as artists and craftsme n . Another interesting factor was the wide range of ages and occupations of th e peop le attending Arrowm o nt. I think I enjoyed that the most because, as you would be learning in the classroom, you would also be sharing ideas with all of these people. Aside from the people, the natural and beauti. ful surround ings of Arrowmont are enough to inspire anyone!

" I wish every Pi Phi could visit Arrowmont. The sc h ool has so much to offer. It is more than just a part of our history, when it started out as the Settlement School. Arr owmont is a very real place thriving on the Arts and Crafts.

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'0 I: Sharon Hu.k.y, T.,..a Coon., and Sue Robbin •.

I"".n .chohlr.hlp reelplen'. attended tM "cand and third I.n. of the 1'72 Summ.r Workshop ot A,rowmonl. Stand ing at the entranco to the new classroom building ; obov• • are tho •• who ottend.d ,t,•• econd Ion L to I : Mary 10., winner of th. Brendel Scholarsh ip ; Kali l Loughlin, Virg in ia Alpha 5choionhip I Irene Duke , part ial scholanhlp from the Jocksonvill. Alumnm Club via the Arthritis Foundation; Deny •• Johnson, scholarship from Contra Cosi. ICalif.J Alumnat Club ; Cath.,lne Um.'ot, partial Icholarship from Jacksonville Iflo.) Alumnat Club ; Andrea Slngl.'on , scholarship from the Buffalo IN Y.! Alumnca Club ; Arlene finOf(hiorto , Wilmington (O.I.) Aumnat Club scholar,hlp

Admin is trator H.r.n lewis. below 'eft, po••• wllh ICholars hlp recip ie nts who attend. J the third ,e.,ion of the 1912 Summ.r Craft Workshop From Mrs IAwl., L to R: EI.anor KlrIe , Oh io D.llo: Ka,.n Mullen, .cholarship from •• (Tuo.1 Alumnca Club; Kalli. Loughlin , Vlrginio Alpha Scholarsh ip ; Su,on Wh lock , MOllochu,.t Alpha , part ial Itholarshlp from Mallachu ••'" Alpha ond lollon W••t Suburbon Alumnca Club ; J.an Juhlin , .cholar.hip fro m ,h. ChkalO South Suburbctn Club

Strollers Production Wins Trophy

by CONNIE BLEDSOE Soulh Dak ola Alpha

The Strollers show at the University of South Dak ota is one of the most popular and most important events on Ollf campus. Each year, a fraternity and a sorority house, or independ en t teams are paired to present a fifteen minute vaudeville type production. The productions are as broad and innovative as the students' imagination . The members in each housing unit are entirely responsible for creating a theme and developing it through songs and dance. The songs are familiar and they have usually been taken from popu lar hits or broadway musicals. The lyri cs make the show however, because the students change the lyrics to entertaining lines which fit the theme of the show. After two long months of hard work, the students are ready for the big night.

This year the women of So uth Dakota Alpha and the men of Lambda Chi Alpha captured

Joonl. Sp ie gel , Virgi nia Gamma , shoWI th. wInnIng form that won th. Intramural softball champlon.h lp for " I.ta Phi at William and Mary thl, ,eor.

first place hono rs at the fiftieth annual Strollers show. The winning show entitled "Once Upon An Ark" was a tight fast-paced production directed by Janet Doss and Lambda Chi Steve Wobema.

The winning show told of the problems encou nt e red by Noah and his wife while sailinj! for forty days and forty nights with a shipfu l of restless animals. A good stage band. clever backdrop, some good gag dialogue, and enthusiastic choreog raphy and singing a ll contributed to the winning effort. Both the audience and judges were wo n over by the good hum or pro· jected in the show.

The women of Sou th Dakota Alpha were very happy to be the winners o f the golden anniversary Strollers production. They were also quite proud of the huge trophy they received.

Fathers Entertained During Dad's Weekend

by C HRISTIN E HARDY , Obi o B el a

On February 24, 1973, the Ohio Beta Pi Ph is invited the most interesting men in Our li\'es , our fathers, to share a night of Greek living with us. Arri vi ng at six o'c1ock, we had an inf orma l gathering serving punch and cookies before we treated them to the Ohi o State-Northwestern basketball game. Sitting together at the game, we found out that some of our most ardent Buckeye supporters were our Dads.

After the game, we spent the evening at our l ocal Char Bar. We had quite a group of swingers on our hands until we brought them all home and put them to bed in o n e secti on of the h ouse. The evening ended with a "good night Daddy ."

The foll ow ing morning it was the fathers' turn to wake us up. We had brun ch tog ether and presented a skit. The weekend ended with a song circle and a lot of memories of Dad 's W eeke nd will long be cherished.

Former Clo set I s

New Pledg e Li b rary

by ALISON HURT'" ELLEN BISCOTII

Ohio Z eta

Everybody has a back room or musty attic or hidden closet that remains under lock and key, where mothers and grandmothers venture to go only in desperate times of need-for the annual Community Chest rummage sale, the spiked high heels for Susie's rainy day dress.up game, income tax files, oc even that special picture of Daddy in his Navy uniform. Everybody has a place like this somewhere, sometime. But few of us really know the potential that a host of unorganized, scattered, and misconstrued things can have with a little ingenuity, an almost magi. cal transformation-TA DA! Just like our one and only Pi Phi Pledge Library!

This winter the Fraternity orientation group got together and literally turned our 6 X 6 storeroom closet from a "pumpkin" into a regaJ "coach." Decked on three sides with floo r to ceiling shelves, freshly painted, dusted, and washed down, our closet awaited an organized hand and feminine touch. So the re we began!

The array of material ra nged from a musty, dog.eared issue of The ARROW, dated May, 1885, to our most recent mimeographed copy of

of old, like "To You My Arrow," "What, Oh What, Dnes Pi Phi Mean ?" and the "Pi Phi Lullaby ." Bach and Schumann also reside dose at hand.

Our library houses not only sorority reli cs and references, but a150 vital university information in various forms-yearbooks, university manuals, and newspapers and fiyers announcing social and academic opportunities .

Of course, we a150 have the inescapable supply shelf, more commonly referred to as the "junk shelf," stocked with boxes of paints, magic markers, and construction paper.

Finally, th ere is our prized inspirational shelf containing, "II B The Happy Way of Doing Things," "Theories of Attraction and Love," "Pi Phi Times," a pamphlet of poems and thoughts, and the Bible.

Although we live in a techno logical age in which organization often takes precedent over sentiment, our library provides us with the continuous chance to refiect upon and relate to those original thoughts and emotions of Pi Phis of the past.

Four Sisters Are Chapter Members

by B ECK Y GA RR ETT, W esl V ir gin ia A l pha

the phone chain and a copy of Good Newl For West Virginia Alpha last semester pledged a Modern Mall. On the top shelves proudly stand girl who is the fourth of five sisters to become a our treasured plaques and trophies, interspersed Pi Phi. The Angotti girls-Mary Anna, Connie, between the yellowing composites which cap' Sylvia, and Teresa-are all members of ture an amusing glimpse of the 1948 ruffled W.V.U.'s Pi Phi chapter. blouse and ringlet days. Below this lies a shelf Mary Anna pledged in 1969 and held the suggesting a different mood of a philanthropic office of recording secretary . She graduated last nature-miscellaneous histories and materials year in retailing and is living in Indianapolis on our Settlement School, our Arrowcraft proj- with her husband. ed, Holt House, and the Centennial Project. Pi Connie, who became a member in 1970, is a Phi's flourishing history is evidenced by two senior .,tudying early childhood development. overflowing shelves containing volumes upon She served as house president and was awarded volumes of historical books, constitutional by- the Best Sister Award her junior year. laws and Convention materials, along with an- Sylvia is a sophomore in language arts and nual home made scrapbooks. pledged in 1971. She has held the office of his· On a shelf all their own, in keeping with the tori an and is now assistant membership chairoriginal intent of the library, are found mateei- man. als essential to the life of every pledge- the Teresa, who pledged in 1973, is a freshman member development kit, pledge handbook, and in dental hygiene She is already busy with an various mementos and pledge pictures. Also office as she is secretary of her pledge class. fundamental to the traditions of the chapter is We are very proud of our four sisters who the music shelf containing recent notebooks of have worked very hard for the sisterhood of Pi songs and old hardback volumes of Pi Phi songs Beta Phi

D ystrophy Victims Are Big W i nn ers -

by BARBARA BEAMES Oftl.hom. Alph.

Oklahoma Alpha P i Phi s have specia l reason to be proud of two of their members, Ann Alexander and Dana Jones, w h o took time out o f the ir busy schedu les to donate their energy and elfort to a very worthy chari ty. Th e two girls participated in a campus-wid e dan ce marat hon of which a ll proceeds went t o the Mu scu la r Dystrophy A ssociation

On Friday, M a rc h 16, at 3:00 P.M., the benefit maratho n began. E ig hteen coup les , sponsored by so ro rities , fraternities, and several dubs from th e Oklahoma University ca mpus, began the 48·h ou r d ance . Dana J ones with her Ph i Gamma D e lt a partner, Kyle Loga n , and Ann Alexander with her Pi Kappa Alpha partner , Sam Rh oa des , dan ced to the mus ic of variOll S local roc k and roll band s, while enthusiastic Pi Phis held a very successful rummage sale and visi ted merchants and house ho lds ove r a wide area to collect m o ney for muscular dystrophy . The couple wh ose dub o r group ra ised the most m o ney by the end of th e maratho n wou ld receive a hundred do llar scholarsh ip and a trip to Champagne, III ., for the Nationa l Coll ege Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marat h o n . There were pe riods o f rest and relaxation f o r the w o rn- o ut dancers . There were thirty -minute breD;;!: every four hours an d from 2:00-6:00 A. M . were periods for wel co med sleep.

B ), Sundl), lfternoo n at 3 :00, 48 h ours after the maratho n began, there were nine coup les left in the running. Yet there were screams of delight and tears of joy when Ann Al e xander and Sam Rh oa des were pronounced winners of the marathon. The Oklahoma Alph a Pi Phis had co llecte d app roxi m a te ly nine hundred dollars t o l ea d the cou ple o n to victory, o ut of the total four thousand d o llars co llected .

Ann and Sam tr av eled t o the Nati o nal Dance Marath o n in Illin ois o n April 6, backed by many m o re hundreds of doll a rs collected by Okl a h oma Alph a Pi Phis It was an eve n bigger thrill to learn that th ey placed second in this co ntest, with a t ot a l backing o f $3 672.oo! The m ost thrilling part of it all, howeve r, was that many thousands of dollars were rai sed for the treatment and research of this c hild crippling disease.

Worthwhile Projects

Ar e Chapt e r's Prid e

by M ADEUINE SIEG , Cali/amia D. /la

California Delta has been d o ing a nd is planning to do some very worthwhile projects. For Easter, our ho use made individual Easter bas · kets f o r underprivileg ed chi ldren wh o are not ab l e to enjoy the same Easter fe s tivities many children do We also financia ll y supported an orphan in China. This was d o ne thr ough a Christian o rganization. There were m o nt hl y l etters and it was very rewarding.

Our house has been g iven the oppo rtunity to earn a substantial am o unt of money helping a h ospita l doi ng researc h o n heart ailments. A va· riety o f blood samples are n eeded from h ea lthy individuals. Many people in o ur house are do · natin g blood for this research.

Dona JOM' , Mft , aMi Ann A"xand." Oiliahoma Alpha Mu"ular Dy drophy Ma ra thon dane_,. .

Domino Tourney Is Fun Filled First

by BoNNIE MICHEL DRENIK CinrinnaJi C/Nb

The Pi Bota Phi Alumnre Club of Greater Cincinnati (Ohio) recently held a novel , funfilled " first" for the city of Cincinnati Members held a Ladies Domino Tournament in March at the Contemporary Arts Center. Co-chairmen of the event were Lindsey Farnham Siegfried and Jane Ransom Long.

The idea for the tournament was borrowed from our Pi Phi sisters in Sacramento, Calif. Judy Richards Graham of the Sacramento Alumnre Club sent us the necessary information to make our first venture a booming success. We hope that "domino fever·· will spread to other Pi Phi clubs!

The domino game played was '-Up, a favorite on th e west coast. Me. Dominic Armanin o, an international authority on dominoes. suppljed the dominoes and cribbage boards and helped to plan the tourney. The tournament was played by teams of two On a rotation system.

Marge Roe Ferren, Mary Roush Ohms, and Joyce Robinson Getz, co-chairmen of the decorations committee, worked overtime to make the black and white decor attractive and unusual. In addition, all gift wrapping of prizes was d one in black and white. The only contrasting color was the hright green covering the card tables.

A delightful gourmet box lunch was served in white boxes with domino tops. lunch consisted of unusual sandwiches, fruit, cheese, dessert, and wine . Chairmen o f the food committee were Carolyn Ottinger Kovener, Nancy Brown Stevens , and Kay Sears Short

Lelia Sargent Johnson and Sandy Locke H anlon arranged for Pi Phi hostesses , wearing domino-inspired aprons of green felt , to serve lunch Pi Phi husbands donated their time and talents as bartenders and scorekeepers under the supervision of Anna Gerhart Kier and Flo Wainscott Thomas

Publicity was handled by Bo nnie Michel Drenik and Sally Mullikin Schwenkmeyer. Aside from newspaper coverage, the to urnament was also featured on two television stations. General arrangements were made by Helen Van Keuren Koenig and Ann Ta yl o r T o mmeJ ei n. Invitations, in black and white domi no form of

course, were sent out by Maralou Jud ay Crane. Reservations were handled by Helen Wood Cantrell and Sandy Ratcliff Caswell. Secretary and treasurer of the tournament we re Rachel Jinks l'pster and Mi ldred Heinemann Wildnauer respectively.

Gerrie Lathrop Hodson and Sue Logan Doan, co-chairmen of prizes, arranged for numerous door prizes and four major prizes to be awarded to the winners . The major prizes included wildlife prints by John Ruthven, family passes to King·s Island , shares of stock, and Haviland pitchers. An Arrowcraft boutique was set up by Carolyn Helman Li chtenberg and Carolyn Huwe Ludwig to o ffer our guests h andmade items.

The tournament benefited the Contemporary Arts Center of Cincinnati and Arro wmont.

Try ing on the green felt aprons featuring domino poc"e" for the ir ho s te .. du ti es o n tourna me nt day 80nn le Michel Dre n lk . left. a n d Le lia Sarg e nt Jo hn s on . (Co urt e.y of th e Cinci nna ti En qu i, e , .)

Pi Phi a lumnat pra cticin g for th ei r Lad le. Do min o Tou rnome nt ar e. L to I . Llnd .e y Farnh o m Sie g frie d, J o ne l anom Long. So lly Mulli "i n Schwe n"me y er. a nd Mo rge Roe Ferren {Courte .y of th e Cinc innat i Enqu irer.!

Queen Cindy Reigns Over Indy 500

The Indianapolis 500 Mile R ace, held eac h Memorial Day, is p resided ove r by 28 pri ncesses, 4 cou rt members, and a quee n . This yea r Indian a Delta was re p rese nted by a princess, Jan et Rud olph , and the queen, Cindy F os t e r

As a princess J anet served as a h ostess for the festival events during May .

Cindy was crowned March 24 fr om among the princesses. She parti cipated in the sa me activities as the oth e r girls and much more. Besides kissing the win ner of the race and awarding th e trophy, there were balls, banquets, parades , a nd many perso nal appea ran ces promoting the 500 Festival activities. As pa rt of the h o n or, Ci ndy was a wa rd e d a $1500 sc h o l ars hip from the Bo rg -W a rn er Corporation, a Cadilla c Eld orado pace car for the m onth o f Ma y, and many ot h e r g ifts She is a junior in interi o r design a t Purdu e and se rve d as co- ru sh cha irman thi s year.

Service Programs Help Fulfill Chapter's Goals

by JOAN SIMONElTl , West Virgi1lia Gamma

West Virg inia Gamma has attempted to expand its philanthro pic service pr og ram s during the course of the sc h oo l term 1972-73 and has succeeded in fulfillin g man y o f its estab l ished goals.

The ea rly part of first semeste r was d evoted to establishing goals and ou tlinin g cou rses o f action_ The chapter then undert oo k a cl ot hing a nd toy driv e for th e Crossno re School for Ch ildren at C rossno re The chapter rece ived donations bo th from st ud e nt s at Bethany Co llege and from Bethany co mmunity members Tw o large boxes of t oys, clothing, and books, and a check from o ne of our co mmunity m e mbers were sen t t o the sc h oo l just in time for Christmas.

In addition , the chapter adopted a foster family , a grandmother and her granddaughter, in Astabula , Ohio. Two lovely dresses, a pair of s no w boo ts, and t o ilet articles were purchase d f o r the family with money earned by a candied apple sale sponsored by the chapter The family received the articles last December W es t Virginia Gamma also sent beanbags to C hildren 's H ospital in Pittsburgh , Pa ., dur ing

t he l atter part o f February. Our first preferential part ies for second semester rush were activity o r ie nted a nd one of the rushee -act ive projects wa s the filling a nd designing of beanbags. As • resu lt of ou r two p ref parties we were able to send ove r 75 beanbags to t he pe dia trics ward at the C hildren' s H ospital. W e discovered that such an activity was a unique and fruitful way of expanding ou r philanthropic service to others, as well as providing a m ea ns for meeting and talking with people at ou r rush parties. Sin ce the Cross no re driv e was so successfu l first semester, the ch ap ter agreed to spo n so r ano th e r drive f o r Crossnore around Easter time, and m o re t oys, clothing, and books were co llected

The phi l anthropies committee is a productive pledge-active comm ittee. Th e pledges h ave ga ined experience in committee work and philanthropic planning, a nd the o rigin a l active committee has benefited by the fine ideas and eager help which our pledges have o ffe red to Pi Beta Phi

Cynthia Ann Fo"." Indiana Delto

Go....n Arrow twin • • Myrta. Ra

. and Mabel Ra ith Brady, Arkan . a s Alpha s. w.r . hono re d b y the At lanta (Ga .l Alumnat Club a t a , peci a l Go lden Arrow u re mony in Fe b", ary . (S e •• to ry In Spr ing . 197 3 ARROW .I The tw in . ha ve b.e n act ive me mb er, of th e club for many y e an and hold a , peci al place in th e he art , o f Atlanta Pi Phi , .

Taffy Pulls Promote Pledging Possibility

by M ERRILEE DoNNELL, Washi1lgt01l Gamma

How would you like to come to a taffy pull? Washington Gammas thought their informal rushees might like to try a few pulls and twists with the soft, minty candy. With hot taffy in the pans and buttered fingers, the rush party was underway as rusher and rus hee paired off to pull, talk, and chomp.

Another successful party idea was a S'more function. One Pi Phi had a barbecue which was put out on the sunroof and that night, under the stars, they had a "campfire." Using bent hangers for sticks, marshmallows, chocolate, graham crackers, and sing-along campfire songs, the rush party had the ope n atmosphere of an outing with nature It was easy to do, and right outside the door!

As eating seems to be a favorite pastime among girls, one afternoon a group of girls took the rushees out for pizza. It was an a11·youcan-eat-for-one-price day, of course! Eating out was a nice break from the cafeteria food, and the pizza parlor made a gay, talkative surrounding.

Taffy pulls, smores, and pizza made rushing fun for everyone. Among other ideas were a popcorn party and a trip to the ice cream palace.

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Chap ter W ill M i s s

Three Specia l

G

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Colorado Beta will be seeing no more of three outstanding members come fall. Weesie Stenge l, Brookie Fulton and Jenny Miller are graduating in June

Weesie is a political science major . Sin ce January she has been serving an internship in the state legislature working directly with a representative. It is a tremendous experience and she enjoys it immense ly She is a member of Tallarians, a women's honorary.

Weesie has been president, rush chairman, assistant treasurer, Panhel representative and Convention delegate twice Her support of the chapter has been unfailing. When a problem needed to be solved, enthusiasm generated, or when there was just plain fun to be had, Weesie was always there For her efforts she has been awarded the Chapter Service Award Louisville, Ky., sent a ball of energy when they sent Brookie Fulton. She h as been extremely active with Panhel in her four years at the University of Denver She h as held the offices of pledge trainer, Panhel rush counse l or, Panhel rush chairman and vice pres ident of social advancement. Last faU rush went beautifully for all sororities on campus, thanks to Brookie's hard and dedicated work .

Jenny Miller has headed numerous committees concerning activation, rush, house, and social activities, as well as having held offices of chaplain, vice president of moral advancement and acting president for a quarter. It is difficult to understand how Jenny can give so much to the chapter when she is so busy with other campus activities. A. few of these activities include vice president of Spurs, sophomore women's honorary; All University Programs Board (AUPB) speakers chairman; All University Student Association (AUSA) secretary, College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Advisory Board . Some of the honors she has won are candidate for the Amy Burnham Onken Award , American Studies Hon ors, World Campus AlIoat, and Who's Who in American Col/eges and Universilies. It is impossible to list all of Jenny 's activo ities and honors--the girls in the house, as well as Jenny, Can not remember all of them.

The most rewarding of these girls' activities are their efforts to see that Pi Phi is as meaningful for all the members as it has been for them.

ith Cowart. I.ft

! Museum l Ed . I

. s ucattona

Passover and the nth anniv ersary of Israel 's Independen ce in May are being celebrated at the Salvad o r D ali Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, with the g ra phi c display of two Dali suites, " Ali yah, The Rebirth of Israel, " and "Song of Songs."

The D ali Museum is the only permanent exhibi tion of works by a single living artist in America. It is owned by A. Reynolds Morse , preSident o f a Cleveland engineering firm, and his wife , Eleanor Reese M orse, Florida Gamma , and is operated in the public interest as an educational project. At anyone time, fro m 50 to 55 D ali oi ls, 60-75 Dali drawings and wate r co lors, plus 100 -200 Dali grap hi cs are o n ex h ibit. Salvado r D al i him se lf was present for the inauguration of the museum in March , 1971.

Elean o r M orse studied singing in Italy and rece ive d her Baci]e lo r of Music deg ree fr om Ro llin s Co ll ege. )t was o nl y a step from the lovt of music to a consum ing ent hus ia sm f o r Dali 's art.

A Maste r of Fine Arts degree in French and the knowledge of Italian and Span is h necessary

for her vocal wo rk have proved invaluable in translating seve ral o f Dali's recent texts .

The Morses first saw Dali 's art in a 1941 show of the painter's early wo rks asse mble d by the Museum of Modern Art in New York . Fascinate d, they began t o co llect his works, and first met the artist in March , 1943 . Their many Dali memories include a three-day transcontinental train trip with the artist; a lecture tour with h im in 1950 ; and cou ntl ess meetings over the years at his home in Catalonia, in Paris , Rome, Madrid , New Y o rk , and Rotterdam . Mrs Morse feels that her friendship with Da li over t he past 30 years and th e gradua l acguisition of 93 of hi s paintings and h undreds of ot her works h ave enriched the liv es of bo th her and her hu sband.

The Dali Mu seum, located in th e lMS Building in Beach wood, a suburb of Cleveland , is open to the public without charge and is private ly run . It was conceived and is run primarily for the dedicated individual who is interested in seeing Dali's work as a serious artist, on 3 0)

Eleanor Mor'S. , Flo ri da Gamma , and IMr hll, band, A ,noW, MOrH , ri gh' , ON plctllred w ith S. lwy n Ull ock , ho lolrom .....rt . and Salvador Doll. with " The Crys.ol Caw," Doll', " handpa lnt.d hologram ." F.bruary 9 . 1973

Former Staffer Is Honored By Ohio Alumni Association

Each year the Ohio University Alumni Association hon ors with certificates o f merit alumni who have achieved distinction in their chosen fields, or have demonstrated a loyal and active interest in their alma mater.

Mary Elizabeth Lasher Myers, Ohio Alpha, former editor of "From Pi Phi Pens" in The ARROW, was one of th ose h onored last October Mary Lib was graduated in 1942 , magna cum laude, with a BS in journalism. She was named to Kappa Tau Alpha, national journalism honor society and was awarded the Sigma Delta Chi Senior Award for Scholarship. During her editorship of Th e AmherJt BEE, the paper earned several state awards for editorial excellence. At the end o f her first year's editorship, Th e BEE was recognized for having shown the greatest improveme nt amo ng New York State weekly newspapers. In 1943 , she became the first woman on the editorial staff of Editor & Pllb· iiJher magazine, a trade journal for daily newspapers

Mary Lib is the daughter of George Starr Lasher, founder and first director of Ohio University's School of J OUJnalism , and f o r 30 years editor of The Rattle of Theta Chi. Durin g his terminal illness, Mary Lib edited The Ratlle , and was the third woman to receive the nati o nal Th e ta Chi Appreciation Award for her l abo r of lo ve.

Mrs . Las her was nominated for the certificate of merit for the outstanding accomplishments in her career She is free lancing currently, and editing the convention book for the 1973 Sigma Delta Chi national gathering in Buffalo next November

Salvador Dati Museum

(Conlinued from page 28) and is confined to Dati's easel works rather than his commercia l and sensational works. Three of the artist's eighteen giant masterworks are permanently on view.

Over 26,000 ha ve visited the museum since its opening in 1971 , co min g from points as distant as Los Angeles and Israel , Japan and Switzerland. Admission is by appointment only. 30

Top Ten Student List Includes Pi Phi Prexy

by NANCY SCHULTZ , Indiana Gamma

Maribeth Zay, president of Indiana Gamma, is a well-known personality on Butler University's campus. Besides her activities in the house, Maribeth is a member of th e Women's Advisory Board, Mortar Board, YWCA Cabinet, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Alpha Theta history honorary, and is the publicity chairman of the Association of Women Students. Also this year Maribeth was honored at the Student Recog nition Banquet as one of the T op Ten Outstanding Students of Butler. As a community project Maribeth led Pi Phi in a drive for the American Cancer Society at which $148 00 was collected from neighborh oods surrounding Butler's campus . Maribeth's past ollices at Ind iana Gamma h ave included chapter histo rian and vice president of moral advancement. She has also initiated and headed many interest groups at th e house and has contributed greatly wi th her spirit and enthusiasm.

MariMth Zoy, Indiana Gamma

Break Ground For New Chapter House

December 1 was a very special d ay for the California Gamma chapter at the University of Southern California. Groundbreaking ceremonies for a lo ng-awaited new h ouse marked the end o f over four years of concentrated plann ing. fund-raising, and anti cipation. The new house will replace t h e present one which has been the h ome of Pi Beta Phi on the V.S.c. ca mpus since California Gamma was established fifty-six years ago.

Plans for a new house have been under way for well over four years, prompted by an obvious need for larg er quarters for the chapter 's seventy-six members . Further remodelin g is vi ctually impossible, and the old wooden understructure of the house has presented a fire h azard f o r some time. Nevertheless, the apparent assets that are all part of a new house ca n never replace the memories shared in the o ld one.

Funds for t he house have come primarily thr ough the diligent efforts of the Ca lifornia Gamma House Corporation , and the generous donations of loca l alumnre. Current plans fo r

Activities Cover Diverse Areas

by SUSAN MACAULAY California

Ca lifornia Beta is very proud of all its members who a re involved in activities. The activities are diversified and range from intramural sports to scholastic achievements to tutoring to campus activities.

The Ca l chapter has 23 members on the Dean 's Jist and the 10 members in the Honor Society.

Many girls in the house are active in volunteer work of some sort. Amy Wheeler, Laurie Scott, Marsha Hedburg, Lucy Semeniuk, and Judy Allen have done tut oring for elementary schools in the area. At Cowe ll Mem oria l H ospitalon campus Susan Giorgi, Kathy Sereda , Winnie Hamilton, and Nicki Sertich offer their services in many areas .

fund raising include the selling o f tickets to " A Streetcar Named D esi re," which recently opened at the Ahm a nso n Theatre in Los Angeles and features J on Voight and Faye Dun away in the leading roles In addition, the chapte r plans to raffle a moto rcycle , donated courtesy of the Honda Moto r Corporation .

With continued effort on the part of the active chapter, and fa vo rable construction conditions, California Gamma will have a beautiful new house to rush in next fall, and to fill with memories in the years ahead.

The Pi Phi s are very enthusiastic about sports at Cal. We had sixteen excellent players on our Po wder Puff team in the fall. In intrarr:.ural sports girls are active in water polo, basketball, baseball, and volleyball; and in competitive sports Sherrie Ottenbreit and Debbie Bray were on the swimming team, and Marsha Hedburg and Jeanne Rowe were on the tennis team.

Six Pi Phis are Oski D olls ; three o f them, Gidge Benson, Nancy Hoffner, and Marsha Hedburg have been officers

Sue Backus was nominated for the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, and Laurie Scott was nominated for the Daffodil Queen contest. Lucy Semeniuk was the campus Big Game Queen this year

At the annual Charter Day ceremony held o n campus in March, six seniors were Senior Honor Escorts to bring in the representatives of the classes. The girls are Bonnie Earls, Vicky Brademan, Mary Marchello , Sally Erickson , Jeanne Jackson, and Susan Giorgi . Vicky and Joanne were also two of ten students o n the Berkeley campus to be invited to the Charter Day Ban9uet .

Archlted', ,.ncI.ri nl .how. th. futu,. Callfomla Gammo chapt.r hous•

Returned POW Answers Pi Phi Queries

by JEANNIE WILSON Iddho Alpha

Returned POW, John "Spike" Nasmyth, a University of Idaho graduate, and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon alumnus, luncheoned and spoke with the Idaho Alpha Pi Phis in April.

Nasmyth, a California native, returned to the University of Idaho to speak at the annual Borah Symposium political seminar.

Nasmyth told the Pi Phis of his experiences as a POW during the six years after he was captured .

"The biggest risk I took as a POW was try· ing to communicate with the other prisoners," Nasmyth related.

Nasmyth, an Air Force officer, had been a POW since Sept. 4, 1966. He noted that he had been placed in irons for punishment, after trying to teach a new POW a "tapping code" the prisoners used to communicate between the cell blocks. "A guy could tell you his whole life story through signals and tapping," Nasmyth said.

The torture the '65 through '68 prisoners received, Nasmyth stated, were for three reasons.

"Number one, they tortured us to demonstrate they could make us do anything they wanted. They had to show that they could break us.

"Number two, they did it to gain statements." The "statements" were forced (onfessions POWs made that they were war criminals and had been receiving good treatment from the North Vietnamese. In the statements, North Vietnamese had the POWs condemn fellow officers for their activities in the war. The names the POWs used for the condemned officers were obvious lies, such as "Clark Kent" and "Ben Casey." Nasmyth said the American press stood up laughing after the reading of these confessions, Later, he recounted, the men who had written these statements were put in irons and two were put to death, for making the North Vietnamese look ridiculous.

"Number three, some sadists tortured for tor· ture's sake. They ' d leave a guy tied up in irons like a pretzel for months ."

Nasmyth, who is single, estimated at one point that 20 % of the married POWs were served divorce papers before they got off the plane. "Some homecoming! I was reported dead

for three years. But, some wives didn't wait for their husbands, even when they knew they were alive ."

When a Pi Phi asked how the Americans had treated North Vietnamese POWs, Nasmyth said, "I don't really know how we treated pris. oners, I was never in South Vietnam. The South Vietnamese were in charge of the prisoners, however, and the Vietnamese invariably treated their own people worse than others."

Nasmyth then spoke about Lt. Calley and the My Lai massacre. "A war crime is a war crime and there is no justification for it. I'm sorry about it. A lot of people don't realize though, that every man, woman, and child is armed in North Vietnam."

Referring to Jane Fonda's denials that POWs were tortured, Nasmyth stated, "I'd like to take Jane Fonda back to Washington, D.C. Some of those men are grotesque looking. Not because of injuries, but because of medical butchery.

"The medical attention was very poo r and backward," he said. "They didn't know any· thing about preventive medicine. Afler you got an infecti on, they would give you penicillin."

"The North Vietnamese also used medical treatment to bargain," Nasmyth said. "When I was first captured they let my injured arm go nine days without medical attention, until it became black and swollen. I was ready to cooper· ate at that point."

Nasmyth recounted that other men had been left in irons for such great lengths of time that "the irons had worn through their skin to the bones, and the skin began to grow over the top of the irons ."

When asked about how well the prisoners of war looked, Nasmyth mused, "When people say 'My God, how good they look," they should see how well some guys look with their clothes off. One guy's leg is three inches shorter than the other, because they never bothered to set his fracture. Another man's back had been beaten with a cat·o-nine·tails 700 times, " Nasmyth said.

During his talk Nasmyth spoke about the poor food during his years as a POW. " I went down from 169 to 120 pounds. " He noted that they were fed more after the 1969 POW cam·

paign, although it was sti ll the same diet of fish, soup. and g ree ns.

Nasmyth att ribut ed better POW treatment from 1969 to 1972 to the billions o f letters sent to H anoi. "The ort h Vi etnamese were heavi ly inRuenced by public opi n io n ."

Nasmyth is one of the most highly publicized returning POWs , both before and after he was released Nasmyth told h ow his siste r, at the age of 20, Rew to P ar is in 1969 t o ask the N orth Vietnamese delegati o n if her brother wer e alive or no t. "She's a cute little girl, and she made the papers standing there cryi ng whil e ask ing the delegates if r were alive Or no t . A mo nth after she returned to California my family rece iv ed a letter from the del ega tes that I was al ive ."

" My brother and h is friends also made the news . They drov e 'semi s ' from California to W as h ingt o n, D.C., loa d ed with mail for the POWs Th ey then shipped the t rucks, full of mail , to Paris . W hen the N o rth Vietnamese de legales "fused to take the mail to the POWs my brother and his friends backed the tru cks up o n th e N o rth Vietnamese Embassy lawn and dumped th e toos of mai l on it ."

When Nasmyth returned to the states, a newspaper reporter as ked h im what musi ca l groups he mi sse d " I to ld him that I used to l ike Son ny and C he r, and I hoped they were sti ll around. Wh en t hey heard this th ey sent me an in v itation to be o n th e ir show . Che f is ju st as sexy in pe rson as she is on te levis ion,"

N asmyt h said t h at he was gratefu l for all the gifts h e and ot her P OWs received , but he felt that the o ther Vietnam ve terans need recogni. tl o n . He also plans to w o rk o n getting the ot her MIAs in Laos and Ca mbodia back, o r at least get inform ati o n as to their being alive or not.

H e e nd e d his talk on a pleasant no te , mentioning his seven years back air force pay, with ten per ce nt interest. " Keep the golddiggers away, they do n't have a chance," Nasmyth announced.

Th ree Named M a in e Eagles

Recently, t hree Pi Phis from Maine Alpha at the University of Maine were selected to be sophomore Eag les . This is an ho nor o rga nization designed to reRect th e best images of the cl ll ege. Th e gi rl s a re se lec ted [or their sc hol arship, dignity, character, friendliness, and dependability. They are Mary Scanl o n, Cindy Roge rs, and Rae Mathieu .

Jan. Parkman Murphy , righi , .mon.'ral•• a INII-lik. Ion. for on. of h.r Pac. Acad.my . tud.n fl . In the backg rou nd I. Ra lph Nola n, choral te a cher at Pace , who reg ula rly acc ompan i.. Mn. Murph y ond will appear wit h her on he r lot .,t rec o rding .

Music Teacher Directs Professional Girls Choir

P ace A ca demy is a coeducational, non -deno minati o nal co llege preparatory schoo l in Atl anta, Ga . In April, Pace sponso red its first Fine Arts Week, feeling that the fine art s are and shou l d be part of every person's expe rience , leadi ng bo t h to proficiency a nd en joyme nt now and in late r li fe .

One of the fa culty members at Pace is J ane Parkman Murphy, Florida Beta . The A tl an ta Sin ge rs, o rganized by Jane , is a professional girls choi r selected from sch oo ls and coUeges mainly in th e Atl anta area . This gr oup was invi ted to sing at the Internat ional Y out h Musi c Festiva l i n Graz , Austria, in the summer of 1972. In addition, they have appeared on televi· sion an d su ng in numerou s churches and for civ ic organizations. They presented a f o lk song suite during Fine Arts Week .

Mrs. Parkman has su ng with numero us p rof ess io nal g roups includ ing t he A t lanta ymphony Orchestra Chamber Ch o rus under the directi o n of Robert Shaw. She is listed in "Outstanding Perso nalities of the South," "2,000 W o me n o f A chievement, " and the 19 7 3 edition of " The W o rld Wh o's Who o f W omen ." Her seeoed reco rd aJbum, "So ngs o f Ch ristmas" is sc hed uled for release in late summer, 19 7 3 . As a co nce rt art is t, Mrs. Murphy h as appeared throughout the Southeast and in T exas.

What Others Are Saying

In their magazines-papers-speeches

Edited by MARIANNE REID WILD K"""" Alpha

Respect Will Bridge Gap

It's nice to hear someone speak optimistically about th e worrisome 'generation gap .' Such a one is Dr. Harold Blake W alke r, husband of Theta Mary Alice Co rd er WaJker, Missouri , writing in his Chicago Trib"ne co lumns , Living Faith: Each new generation is like a wave that fl ows and merges with other waves, and each

Fraternity, 1972 Style

In an article in the H ornel, student newspaper at Sacramento State University, Pau l Bonafcl of Florida State University has this to say about modern-day fraternity life " If you d o n't believe that people can be individuals in a fraternity o r sorority, I challenge you to check it out. Stop by a fraternity Or sorority h ouse and take a look around . Y ou will find a tremendous collage of individuals who somehow agree o n one thing-the principle of friendship .

"Not much has been said about what fraternities and sorori ties do . Everyone sees the Greeks playing and having a good tim e at

Leadership in the Years Ahead

The period of time in which we live is a pe. riod of testing how we come into so me sort of unity with a very comp li cated universe. This require that an yone of you solve it all. It does require that you give some very thoughtful consideration, while you have an opportunity to do so, to the questions of why you're here, what you're doing, how you're going to spend your time and what it's all about.

You DO h ave that unique opportunity offered, never again in quite the same form, to spell it out, to try it out on othe rs, to think

new generation brings new insights and qualities that overlap and are homogenized into the whole of society . The en thusiasm of yout h is tempered by th e cau ti o n of age while the wisdom of age modi6<s th e zeal of yout h . ... We can respect one another if we will, youth and age treating each othe r with hi g h regard f o r the dignity of each.

The Kappa Alpha Theta Ma gaz ine

Greek week , raft races and soap bo?, races.

"But no one sees fraternity men spending hours stuffing and pasting labels on envelopes for the March of Dimes; no o ne sees the fraternity man who each week drives a bus for patients of the Easter Seals Rehabi litation Cen te r ; no one sees the child in Southeast A sia wh o is kept alive by donations from a soro rity ; no one sees that Panhelleni c has canceled its ba nq uet and given the money to the commu ni ty crisis center; no one sees the Little League for under· privileged children organized, partially funded and staffed by the interfraternity co un ci l ... nor sees that Greeks care."

The Crescent of Gamma Phi Bet a

through very ca refu lly why any of it is meaningful, and then fortified by that, to ge t on with the job.

No problem will be toug her than that of facing yourself and of trying to find out what you personally are willing to sacrifice. what kind of discipline you personally are willing to impose, what spirit of stewardship or conservation you personally are committed to . These are questions I hope will be raised by each one of you, collectively and individually, in the days ahead . Conclusion of speech given at Delta Tau Delta Convention Leadership Luncheon by Mayor Ri chard G . Lugar of Indianapo lis as printed in Th e Rainb o fu

Fraternities Again Taking Reins

Fraternity leadership in campus actIvIties is beginnin g t o emerge after a period of un fo rtunate disinterest and reljnquishment of such opportunities t o independent student coalitions.

Ritu a l Holds

Gr ea t M ea n ing

The Ritual performed mechanically f or its own sake, as an end to be achieved in and of itself, is meaningless and useless, as is anything else done without thought, purpose, and com ieti on. But true commitment and attention to the

Dir ection Achi eve d

Thru F ra t erna l Goal s

In this generation's r igorous search for security and directi o n, in th is age of intense perplexity and unbridled restlessness , in this efa of wide-s pread and vigo rous civil dis obedience , t here loo m s a time and requisite f o r fraternity

"Also Ran " Is Also Import a nt

Perhaps the most tr agic and self defe atin g illusi o n t o which anyone of us can faU victim is : " What difference d oes it make what I do)" It m a kes a great differen ce h ow we l ive. Each h as some e ndowm ent , or energy, or power, or gift of

Personal Touch Is Needed

Fro m the time of you r pledgeship until you graduate a nd thereafter, you are a mea nin gfu l member of an identifiable group. No maj o r decisi o ns will be made in which you do not participate . No regulatio n s will be adopte d unless at least a majority of you concur.

O ne can on ly h ope thi s trend continues. Leadership comes to those who seek it and is nurtured by the practica l expe ri ence of working with others.

All e n P . Spl e te , District C h ief

Beta Theta Pi Rep r inted in Th e L)" o f Alpha Chi Omega

R itua l will induce thoughtful co n side rat io n of th e requirements for att e ndan ce, the duties of the office rs, the sig nifi cance of t h e hi story, the atmosphere specified f o r deliberation , and most important , th e perso nal pledge of each individual in the oath.

H a ro ld A Th o mas , J r. , The Ul1;r o ru of Th eta Xi

There is a choice in campus life-styles a nd our fraternity offe rs t o its members an o rderly and idealistic pattern designed to achieve such paragon goals as t o lerance , truth , loyalty, dedi cati o n and brotherly concern for the welfare of o ur fellow man

George T. Kilavos , Nati o nal President

The Rallie of Th eta Chi

influence that could make all the differen ce t o your c hapter, h o me , o r business . The man who quits because he mis sed out in th e chapter elections, o r ended up with a less prestigious position than he felt h e merited, oug ht to loo k at some of the also rans of hi story.

James C. M cCleod, Presid en t Della U pSi/Oil Qllarterl )

In truth , you can n ot avoid pers o nal in vo lv ement and personal growth in a fraternity setting . This is our answer to th e automated universities of the future.

T ozier Brow n , Lambda Chi Alph a, and past President of National In te rfr atern it y Confe re nce

The Cr oJS and CreJ(elll of Lambda C hi Alpha

Must See The Difference

Right now all of us need all the knowledge we can get which will give us the willingness and farsightedness to ch ange to meet new conditi ons an d the abi lity to distingui sh between that whi ch is important and that which is triv -

Indiv idu a lit y Is Important

The individual is always more important than the group. For n o great idea was ever born in the mind o f a group. It may have been refined, changed, perfected, adopted, approved, translated, or improved by others in colJabocation, but it was b o rn in a single mind. As Peter Ustinov suggested in an address to the students at

An yone Can Be Victorious

If a man has vision but no task, h e has but a

Helping H a nd Is Gr eek Essence

At the 'entrance to one of our most notable instituti o ns for boys in the nation is a statue that shows a young lad ca rrying his younger brother o n his back. The inscription reads , " He's n o t heavy . He's my brother." The will-

An ti -Fra t ern ity Is P ara do x

Th is is an era o f instant cliche. Campusbound youngsters are being told " Fraternities are irrelevant," and "They are products of the establishment."

It seems strange that at a time when these young people are comp la ining about the impersonality of the large campus, they should also condemn the fraternity system. Students despair that they are lost in the anonymity o f a computerized society, that they h ave lost their identity,

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ial , to recognize the difference between change and real growt h, to kn ow the difference between simple pleasure and true happiness, to see the difference between good g rades and scho larship, to l earn the difference between defeat and compromise, and to want a meaningful education rather than just a diploma.

The Qlli/l of Alpha Xi Delt a

Dundee University, "Is it not our solemn duty to ensure that there wi ll neve r be a risk that the sh y t hought, shyl y expressed by t h e shy man, will be shouted down - for that thoug h t may well have been the best of t he lot?"

Bonnie Je a n Bou rg , Phi, Mu , Dean of W om en

Mi ch o ll s State University

Keynote Address to Convention, The A gla ia of Phi Mu

dream If he has a task but no vision, he has drudgery. If he has both a vision and a task, he has victory . Maynard Coe Sickle alld Sheaf o f Alpha Gamma Rh o

ingness to lend a helping h and , to work for mutua l benefit, and to contribute beyond one's capability that is implied in this inscription seems to me to capture the ess ence of the Greek fraternity system.

Arthur L Mall ory, Chapter President, S.W . Mi ssou ri ch apter The Magazille of Sigma Chi

that " nob ody kn o ws my n ame." Yet they refuse to accept the invitation of th e one instituti o n in college which specializes in fri e ndship We were founded as a society of friends. Wt: are based on ideals of mutual trust and assistance. \Vl e seek to strengt hen the individual and to tea ch responsibility and cooperation. We emphasize service. And- m os t important- we think we should have fun while we are working to get her Life was not intended to be a grim and joyless existence

Betty Mullins Jones, Internati onal President Alpba Phi Qllarlerly

Pancakes Bring $160 For Dystrophy Fund

by WENDY McKEE, KAY WALKER, AND DIANE WRIGHT

New

Yo,k

Would you believe 1,000 pancakes in the P i Phi living room? New York Delta resp o nded to the search for sponsors in a dance marathon to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Associ · atian, with a fund-raising pancake supper. Along with many othe r organizations and individuals of the Cornell community, New York Delta sponsored a couple to dance from Friday, March 30, at 8 :00 P.M. to Sunday, April I, at 8:00 P.M. in a marathon organized by a Cornell fraternity.

Our energetic young couple, Marilyn Brewer and Paul DeRuyter, finished the eve nt, with only three hours of s leep allowed eac h night and a twenty minute break every two hours . While the couples danced, sponsoring organizations earned money. The couple who both 6nished the dance and collected the most donations would win first prize-a trip to Acapulco . OUf house, the only sorority to sponsor a couple, was ab le to raise ove r $160 through t h e supper and by placing co llecti on boxes in strateg ic places. Many of the sisters and pledges helped by cooking, waitressing, cleaning tab les, and collecting tickets -some worked in the kitchen for over four hours! But it was worth it -Ne w Yo rk Delta took third p lace! Along with the fund rai sing, we also supplied moral support by going to cheer on Marilyn and Paul. Bands provided li ve music on Friday and Saturday nights while many spectators danced along with the marathoners. The goal for the even t was $5,000 and final counts revealed that we well exceeded our goa l!

Entertain Head Starters

Michigan Alpha sponsored a Valentine Day party in February for underprivileged Head Start children in the area. Pi Phi s supplied a festive atmosphe re with punch, heart-shaped cookies, and candy. Entertainment followed , with preschoolers and Pi Phis enjoying songs and games together. Needless to say the kids touched a soft spot and the chapter hopes to make this activity an annual event! 36

Activities Award Is Presented Each Term

New Mexi co Alpha honored l an H olland and Coco Somers with its fall and sp ring semesters activities award respectively . This award is given by the chapter to the girls who put special emphasis on activities outside the sorority.

Jan is a journalism and biology major. She is a member of Spurs , sop homore women's honorary; Sigma Delta Chi, society of professional journalists ; and maintains an active interest in her home tow n Rainbow Assembly. She was a member of the UNM chamber orc hestra last year, and has been in the marching band the last two years. She is interested in photography and has written several articl es fo r the school newspaper.

Coco, a physica l education major, is an active sports enthusiast. H ai l ing from Hawaii, her favorite sport is su rfin g which she als o teaches. Other water sports in which she is active are water -s kiing, swimming, and sailing. She also enjoys track and field sports which she teaches, ho rse back riding and sc rambling on her motorcycle.

Janet Rudolph , Indiana Delta, was chosen to be an Indianapoli s 500 Fest iv al princ e .. th is year . She Is a junior at Purdue Un ive rsi ty , majoring In fa sh io n retailing and is a llil tanl sc hola rs h ip chairman of 'he chapt.r.

Ho n o

r Fa y M . G r oss O n 5t h A nniversary

by PATRICIA MEGIN

We!1 Virginia Gamma

Debbi exemplifies the high ideals set by Mrs. Gross which continue to grow at Bethany College.

What would you have seen, if you had walked into the P i P hi house at Bethany College, on Sun day, Marc h 4, 1973?

The first thing would have been twenty-eight very h appy P i Ph is, and abou t ten ecstatic alu ms . Y ou wou ld h ave noticed al so a l ong ta· bIe, ornate ly decorate d wit h flowers, and row after row of delicious rookies and candies.

You see, on March 2, 1973, West Virginia Gamma celebrated its fifth birthday . It was just five short years ago that Pi Alp h a Theta petitioned and became the West Virginia Gamma chapter of Pi Beta Phi. Irs been a long, hard road, but West Virginia Gamma has proved it· self as a campus l eader, a scho lastic leader, and most importantly, a very proud Pi Phi chapter.

There is one lady, among all the others, whose inspiration and guidance was especially useful. She is Fay Martin Gross , former Grand Secretary . At this anniversary tea, the members of the chapter chose to honor Mrs Gross by originating the annual Fay Martin Gross award.

The award shall be given annually to the junior who makes an outstanding contribution to the chapter and the campus, who shows her leadership abilities in both these areas.

The first winner of this award is the chapter president, Deborah Lawless. Debbie is a junior history major fro m Long Island. She is active in many campus activities including Panhelleni c Council, College Council, and the honorary history fraternity, Phi Alpha Theta .

Named Fashion Rep By Pattern Company

Lucy Shannon Little , Alabama Gamma, has been named college fashion representative for Auburn Un iversity by the Vogue-Butterick Pattern Company. Throughout the school year, Lucy will be translating the trends at Auburn to Vogue-Butterick and displaying the materials that the company sends her . She will also coordinate sewing programs to spread the latest word in fashion , fabrics, and patterns . Last year, Lucy matched fabrics with patterns and made model garments for fabric store displays and during the summer, she traveled to New York City, where she visited fashion houses , designers ' workrooms, and pattern companies. Lucy has been creating her own clothes since she was nine and has modeled in several southern cities. A sophomore clothing-textiles major, Lucy belongs to Commuters' Club, is sec· retary of Fashion Incorpora ted, and was recently selected for Modeling Board

Deborah Lawle... W.lt Virginia Gamma , ...e.I..... the Fay Martin Groll La.... II.,.

Conv.n ln, at the tea table dunn, the fifth Dnnlvenory c."bration are Donna Smith Cha . e , AAC cha lrmon ; Mill Nlchol . on , Panh.U.n lc adv l. or ; and Mory Ann W.tt Abraham , pr•• ldent of the Wh li ng-Oh io Vall e y AlumnClt Club

Auction Raises Money For Pledge Gift

by MARY ANN WASH MilJiuippi Alpha

As their initiation date was nearing . the 1972·73 Mi ssissippi Al p ha p ledge class pre· pared to give the active ch apte r an unusua l p led ge class gift.

H oweve r, the p ledges fir st h ad to raise money. After hav ing a ca r wash, they decided to h ave a pledge auction so the actives could buy them. Each p ledge wrote a lette r statin g h er qualifications as to why she would be th e best buy for some lu cky act ive. Th e pledges signed pseudonym names to the lette rs, suc h as "Margare t M op" and "Betty Broom."

During t h e p ledge.active meeting, p ledge trainer Susan H ogan rea d each p l edge's lette r , a nd the actives bega n bidding. Man y roomma te s joi ned t oget h e r t o buy a p ledge, and so me pledges sol d for as much as $5 .00 . The pledge

Alusing Skit Has Enthusiastic Reception

by SUZANNE TEOOLJE lind PAM FITE, Arkansas Beta

Greek W eek at the University o f Arkan sas at Little R oc k was No ve mber 1 2 thr ough N ovem· ber 18 . Many activities were planned for thi s week to promote f rate rni ty interest.

Ar kansas Betas h ad a most unusual and original ide a for the Alu si ng.

J ane t H a rw ell su rpr ise d the a udien ce when sh e came on stage, on roller ska tes, complete with t he face of a clown. After clowning her entrance, sh e int roduced the other Pi Phis with the song, " Th at's Entertainment," and th e audi· enre was in t h e pa lm o f h e r h a nd

Wh en the rest of the Pi Phi s entered, th e c ro wd went wild. Th e g irl s ro ll er skated in, dressed as ang el s, using sh eets as robes and alu· minum fo il as h alos. The y th e n di vid ed in to a singing c h orus and d ance rs. The ch o ru s skated out, s l iding a nd falling, while sin gi n g " I Want

To B e H appy." In front of the ch orus were the d an ce rs who attempte d ki cks and var ious steps while weaving back and forth and clutching eac h oth e r

At the close of the skit t h e angels rolled into 31

class raised approximately $70 00 during the pledge auction. After the auction each pledge identified herself to her "owner for a day." The day before " Mom and Pops Day ," each pledge cleaned the room of the active who bought her.

Finally, the day came when the p ledge class annou n ced what the gift would be. The pledges wou ld soon begin redecorating the Pi Phi kitchen to match the newly deco r ated chapter room. The actives were ecstatic to get rid of th eir bright orange cabinets.

After a weekend of painting and redecorat· ing, the pledges opened the d oors for the actives to see t h eir new kitchen and the pledges found many smi ling actives, very proud of their baby angels. a line for the grand finale which was met with ove rwh e l ming app l ause a nd enco r es.

T o the su rp ri se and disappointm ent of most, the Pi Phi s received seco nd p lace for their per· fo rman ce in Alu sin g.

November 17, the Greeks held an o ld fash· ioned " reco rd h op" a t a n Arm o ry This infor · m al d a n ce h e ig hte ned inter· fr ate rnity rel a ti ons.

The fi n al e t o Greek W eek was a forma l ban· quet a t which the trophies were p resented t o winning fraternities and sororities.

Phone For Scholarships

Th e sisters of Virginia Delta, at Old D om in · ion Unive rsity, pa rticipated in the first annua l Al umna:: Phonathon. Along with severa l mem· bers of the Student Caucas, 10 members of P i Phi hel ped raise over $1300 in one evening.

Two Pi Phi s, MarilYn Au stin and Lynn H oI· landswo r th , held first p lace positions in raising the most money per pe rson and receiving the l argest number of a lumn", p ledges for that par· ticu l ar night. The Alumn<l:' Associati on, sponsor of the phonathon, contributes to the Old Do· minion library and student sc h o la rships , and supplements faculty salaries.

Loyalty Day Speaker Is Golden Arrow

"Golden threads woven in the fabric of Pi Beta Phi memories" were outlined by Dorothy Dyer Corner, Ohio Beta, guest speaker at the Loyalty Day luncheon of the Akron (Ohio) Alumna: Club. Mrs. Dyer is a Golden Arrow, initiated in 1916. Her special interest in music and dramatics resulted in membership in the Girls' Glee Club, Strollers Dramatic Group and the Browning Shakesperian Society during col· lege days, and she was a member of Mortar Board and Commencement Class Ivy orator her senior year.

After teaching Latin, French, and dramatics for three years, a trip to Chicago to attend an Art League confe«nce resulted in a booking by the Redpath Lyceum and Chautauqua Bureau as manager of the Harp Novelty Company. Our· ing a 1924 tour with the company, she was a visitor at Settlement School.

In 1927 Grace Goodhue Coolidge received the touring company in the White House, and

"The Link" Is WeekI y Chapter News Link

by BENITA ELLIOTT, Oklahoma B ela

It's funny. Never did I realize that there were so many talented, fun-loving women in our house till I read The Link, Oklahoma Beta's newest project.

The Link, named after the communication link , is a hand lettered announcement sheet. But more than that, it has crossword puzzles, tips on what to do when your toothbrush falls in the toilet, and who is playing the bass fiddle in the concert hall.

The idea would be destroyed if it was larger than one sheet. Quick to read, the paper is ready to grab right before Monday night pledge din· ncr.

Nancy Graalman, Vice President of Moral Advancement, began the project to keep "every· one on their toes." It was such a clever way to let everyone know what was happening, that a mailing list to recent Pi Phi graduates has been started.

The Oklahoma Beta Link is the perfect way to tell the house that you have been chosen "tr<e" queen!

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Mrs Corner shook hands with President Cool· idge.

A member of the Ohio Gourd Society, Mrs Corner has presented her program " The Magic Gourd Vinc" on television as well as for various alumnz groups. Her exhibit "Gourds in Antiquity" won the Best of Show rosette at the loth Anniversary Ohio Gourd Show last fall.

Mrs Janet Reece was program chairman of the Loyalty Day luncheon.

Somebody Else

There's a clever little fellow named 'Somehndy Else:

There's nothing this fellow can't do. He's busy from morning 'til way late at night, Just substituting for you. You're asked to do this and asked to do that, And what is your ready reply? 'Get somehndy else, Madam Chairman, She'll do it better than I: There's so much to do in our organization, So much, and the workers are few, And Somebody Else is getting weary and worn Just substituting for you! So next time you're asked to do something worthwhile, Just give them this honest reply; ' If Somebody Else can give time, You can bet your last dime so can I.'

Frnm the Girl S(OIlI uad

Dorothy Dy.r Com.r. Ohio a.ta

Can Meetings Come To Order?

by VIR GINIA COOPER WESTALL

Margaret is my best friend. She regularly d oes Good Works and 1 frequently espouse Good Causes so between us, we attend a lot of meetings . Las t week we were coming home to · gether from our separate civic duties and I asked, "How did you r meeting go ?-'

" Aar gh," she replied with g reat feeling. " About as usual-just awful. The bad part about Good W orks is all those meetings that never start on time. Our chairman breezed in 15 minutes lat e, short on breath and long on apologies."

Margaret mimicked the tardy chairman's bright voice: "I'm simp ly so terribly sorry 1 do hope you went on without me." Warming to her subject and obvious ly vexed which is something she usually isn't because she is the soul of patience, she continued, "We cou ldn 't begin until she came because she had all the reports and records . Besides, if we had gone On without her, she would have made us stop and tell her everything that had happened so we wouldn't have gained any of the lost time.

"She didn't really need to call that meeting anyhow because she's one of those steam-roller types who have everything decided before we get together . I feel as though a Mack truck just ran over my instep .

"If time is really money, as they say , then I'm the biggest spender in town, waiting for people wh o are always late. Their time m ay not be va luabl e to them, but mine is to me."

I knew Margaret was bothered because that was her day to help the little kids in the swimmin g poo l at the orthopedic hospital , and she had already announced she had a bushel of errands to do . Minding he r manners to allow me equal time , howe ver, she inquired, "H ow did yours go ?"

''I' m sorry we were late getting out," I began apologetically , "but you know that even meetings which start on time seldom end on time, although they might if speakers would co nfine themsel ves to plain English. Our chairm an used expressions like viable in!ra-J/rllclllfe and told us what to do to o rchel/rate creative liJtening. Whatever all that means.

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"We had a go od speaker, though, and 1 felt sorry for him. He stuck to his allotted time, but the chairmah put him last on the agenda so while he was still talking, people began lea ving for car pools and other appointments because we were running so late. It must be terrible to have your audience disappear, one by one, right under your nose.

"Actually, our meeting never did end. at lea st not all at o nce. It just disintegrated ."

I wondered aloud how Margaret and I ever got mixed up in so many meetings and she said, " I d on't know about you, but 1 opened Pandora's box about I years ago when 1 agreed to drive five second·graders to visit the telephone company. They called a meeting of the mothers to decide what was the best route to take to town and where to park and all that and I've never been safely anonymous again. What's your excuse?"

"I don't have o ne," I answered sheepishly, "I volunteered."

Like Margaret. J am a great believer in the li g ht-one-cand le approach to problems so 1 said, "We both kn ow that a certain number o f meet · ings are an necessity for Good Works and Good Causes. What would you suggest to improve them?"

"Start on time," was her prompt reply, "and end on time."

"Ha ve at least a speaking acquaintance with Robert's Rul es," I proposed , "a nd that goes f o r members as well as the chairman."

" Pi ck a meeting place that is centrally located, preferably with plenty of parking places, and choose one appropriate to the size of the group where you won't be stuffed into a room too small, nor rattle around in a room too big."

·'Like the Y? Or the fellowship hall of a church ?"

"Sure. Or the board r oo m of a bank. The community service room of the power and light company. The new Boy Scout building or the old Red Cross building."

"But not the day nursery- we met there one time and their chairs are too little ."

"Blow a dollar on instant coffee and paper

cups. Ask them for coffee at 10:00 and start the meeting at 10 :30 after they've exchanged greetings and small talk. Then maybe there wouldn't be SO much whispered chit-chat after the business starts."

"Or if you have the meeting at home, get a buddy to come answer your phone aDd take messages while it's going on. In fact, I bet if you developed a post card habit it would save a bunch of calls."

" Well now. After we get them together, make them comfortable, give them a chance to visit, and start on time .. "

"Exactly," I said, picking up her train of thought. " We get down to business and we wouldn 't ever, not ever, take the time of the whole group to decide something that should be sett led in committee, if this is a board meeting ... "

"Or between individuals if it's a committee meeting. And if you have a guest speaker, he is lirst on the program and you've already warned the gro up they ' re expected to stay until the meeting is over,"

"Or meet at night so no one wi1i have anot her appointment and maybe even invite the husbands. Anq be sure you offer to pick the speaker up and take him home. Then thank him promptly in writing no later than the next day What else?"

"If you plan on slides or lilms, be sure the operator knows how to operate the particular machi ne you'll be using so the pictures won't be upside down o r on the ceiling or something, Als o check to see that the amount of light in the room can be controlled ."

Margaret paused for breath and I jumped in again . "An d if I were chairman, I'd never

never, never describe anything as either re levant or meaningful."

" And I would make careful distincti o ns between group qpinions and personal opinions. I would remind myself periodically that, first, it is not necessary for me to have an opinion on everything and, second, if J do, it's even less necessary for me to express those J do have."

"I wouldn't spring new business surprises on the president at a general meeting."

"Nor dredge up old business decisions for rehashing."

"Wow! We've sure made ou t a tough schedule for the chairman."

"Oh, she doesn't have to do it all herself Let her delegate as much as she can, but she should know what needs to be done and how to do it ."

"After all, good meetings are a combination of maybe one part brains, two parts exet=Utive ability, and fo ur parts of tact, consideration for others, or whatever you want to call it."

"Like good manners?"

"Precisely."

'Think we could do it?"

" Might. Why?"

"The powers that be are thinking about linking your Cause and my Works and confidentially, they're going to ask us to be cochairmen."

"We could streamline the meetings , but it would the wisdom of Solomon "

" The grace of Queen Elizabeth "

"The poise of Helen Hayes ... "

"And a cram course at the sense of humor school. Shall we try?"

"Let 's. Say, has anyone ever written a book we could pass around on how to be good memo bers of an organization?"

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Virginia Wnlall , auth o r of "Can Come To Order?" is a free lance writer who ha5 published in the Prnbyteri an Journal, Teach, Eternity, Milhary Review, am o ng others. She is .150 a. lo ngtime community volunteer in her hometown o f Ashe ville, N .C., having headed and /o r worked for such groups as PTA , AAUW, the YWCA, the Juni o r League. Citizens Committee: for Schools. A graduate o f the Univcrsity o f Oklahoma, she is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta . • Pcrmissi on to use "Can Come To Order ?" in full or in part in o ther publi ca ti o ns must be o btained fr o m thc Bras s Ta cks Committee,

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National Scope Is Apparent On Visits

by LINDSAY DAVIS llIino;r E/4

Being the daughter of a national officer does have its good points. Last January Dianne Hill, daughter of Grand Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Frushour Hill, accompanied her mother on her yearly chapter visits.

The true scope of national Pi Phi came into view as the pair visited New Mexico Beta, Arizona Alpha , and Arizona Beta. New and o ld ideas were exchanged at all three chapters. Old friends were visited and many new friends made.

While her mother worked with the chapters, " Oood" wandered around campus and enjoyed the warm, sunny weather of the southwest. At New Mexico Beta, she sat in on a chapter meet· ing, feeling completely at home in the strange surroundings The Arizona Alpha Pi Phis met the Hill s at the plane and rushed them off to an informal rush party at Shakeys. Ru sh ideas were the big topic at Tu cso n . Ari zo na Alpha and IIli· n ois Eta were both getting ready for some serious ru sh parties, so many ideas were brough t back to Decatur, al o ng with letter s fr om Susie Pe rell a, a n Illin ois Eta who had just transferred to the University of Arizona At Ariz ona Beta, Dood got her fir st loo k a t chapter dorm life. II · lin o is Eta h as its own hou se, while Ari zona Beta occupies a dorm floor . Th e pros and co ns of both were under great discussion. An extra treat at Ariz o na Beta was a visit with Ann Thalman, Dood's pledge grandmot h er. Ann had transfer· red to Ariz ona State from Millikin her junior year .

The tri p was a busy one, for ten days were all too short; but classes resumed at Millikin , and it was good to be horne again.

D.bat. Tournam.nt la.t ,pring. She particlpat.d In the oral In t.rp,.to,ion and po.try reading compel ilion and won a third place trophy

Weekend Is Planned 'Specially For Moms

by MARGIE WALKER, ArkaoJSas Alpha

M o ther's Weekend was obse rv e d by Ark a n sas Alpha in April. Mothers from Arkansas and Texas were entertained throughout the weekend.

Friday night they were give n a Pi Phi ·style d ateca ll party. Junior initiates entertained with a skit and songs. Awards were presented for model member, J an et Mueller, and model pledge, Brooke Ri ce, of the month. Snacks and drinks were enjoyed by all after the entertain· ment.

Saturday morning the mothers were treated as rushees when the girls put on their rush skits The dining room was decorated as a show boat to f o llow the t h eme used during rush .

Saturday afternoon was filled with bridge playing, shopping sprees, and relaxation. It was set aside for girls t o be with their moms, doing what pleased them most.

Everyone attended University Baptist Church as a group Sunday morning, after which they were served buffet at the c hapter house

Pam Alabama leta. comp.ted ogaln.t 35 r.p,.·

ntallv•• from • coll.g •• In the South.ast.m ColI.g.

Chapter Artists Keep Busy In Field

by IDA LEE HARLESS r,X41 D,/tll

We are not all cowgirls at Texas Delta, nor are we strictly "fin de sitele" Montmartre bohemes, yet there is a definite art environment in our Fort Worth chapter. Monopolizing our commercial art scene, Chris Hester, versatile Houston artist, designed a cookbook cover for the Pi Phi craft sale in Houston, executed Oriental doors for the Beaux Arts Ball in Dallas, and worked on a mural for a H o uston o ffic e

"S.I, Portrait" by Ida Harl ... , f.xal D.ha building. She also designed megaphones for R. E. Lee High, Houston.

Ida Harless , our pa inter, studying at T.C.V. on a Nordan Fine Arts Scholarship, thinks of nothing else but joining the ghosts-of-artistspast on Paris's Left Bank. While waiting to hear from the Rotary Club about a graduate scholarship to France , Ida has kept busy by painting a tribute portrait of T C.V.'s late coach and by painting and showing 36 original works in T.C.V.'s art gallery in February

Though involved in many phases of campus life, senior Kathy Saunders is now painting our kitchen in a Pi Beta Phi motif. 43

Contributing in her way, often unrecognize d, Susan Allison, studious art history major has had many notable associations. Besides her job as T.C.V. art gallery direct o r, Susan has been assistant to the curator of prints at the Pasaden a Art Museum, Calif. Currently, she is research assistant at the Fort Worth A.rt Center, where she is working on a catalogue for the museum's permanent graphic collecti on.

It is these gals who (literally) add more "co lo r" to o ur wine and blue pallet.

Three Add Interest

Kansas Beta is going in ternat ional. Two of ou r pledges, Debbie Wian and J oan King, claim Europe as "h ome," along with Terry Neil, who became a Pi Phi las t year. Terry, from Heidel berg, Germany, and Debbie, from Frankfort, met the very first d ay of rush, and their excitement increased even more when they discovered that they had atten ded riv al high sc hoo ls in Germany Being from military families they were accustomed to moving around, but both fell in love with Germany.

Attending high school in Madrid, Spain, was an exciting le arning experience for JoaD. Her family has since relocated in Oklahoma, but Joan 's heart remains in Mad rid.

Having this foreign nair in the house has resulted in many interesting and informative stories and facts about other countries.

" Apple Factory ," a landscope ily Id a Horl...

IIl1nol. I.ta-D.lta PI Phi. abroad at I •• anson , Fronc., this y.ar ••em to be hoving 0 great time in this picture . Maybe they 're remembering all of the great lim •• they hod ot Knox College lo.t yeorl Left to righi-Barb Wale ., Jon Shelley, Morg le N ier hoff .

MD Benefit From Chapter Activity

by KARIN S. P OLSON I//inoiI Z,la

Peggy Piazza, new initiate of Illin ois Zeta, recently participated in a 52 hour dance mara · thon held at the University of Illinoi s '"Dance fo r Th ose Who Can't" was sponsored by Zeta Beta T au fraternity and Campus Chest. All funds raised from the dan ce went to the Museu · l ar Dyst rophy Association. Out of 46 couples in the m ar at hon, Peggy and her pa rtn er, Mike Bursk i, p lace d f ourth . $3098.01 was raised to back th e couple.

Th e d ance began Friday, April 6th at 6 P.M ., and l asted until 10 P M. Sunday, April 8t h Contestants were allowed half hour breaks every four h ou rs of dancing and thr ee hours to sleep . M o re than 46 couples participated in this na· tionally pub li cized event and Pi Phi was proud to have co·sponsored Peggy and Mike, an AI · pha Sigma Phi .

The winning coup l e was the coup l e that completed all 52 hours of dancing and whose back· ing organizations raised the most money . To rai se mo ney, Illin ois Zeta sold pick les, homemade cookies, brownies. various kinds of sandwiches , and donuts. W e also co ll ected donations fr om student s on ca mpus, sto res, and generous alumni. The house itself also d onated money by givi ng up our Sunday meal and using money made from a ch ina s howing held at the house. Zeta Beta Tau an nounced that ove r $4 7,000 h ad been collected totally .

Six Honored By Mardi Gras Krewes

by HELEN LOK ER

Louisiana A lpha

M ardi Gras in New Orleans is alwa ys a glam. o rous event. The city goes wild with exci te· ment ; there are parades, parties, and balls ga· lo re. The perennial cry of "Throw me somethin g, mister!" is heard everywhere, as peop le sc ramb le for beads, trinkets, and doubloons (a coin with the parade's name p rinted on it and tossed to the crow ds by riders on the Aoats). Everyone in New Orleans has in hi s possession at least one d o ubl oon.

Thi s yea r six Louisiana Alpha Pi Phis took part in the 1973 M ardi Gras ce lebration in a very special way. Th ey were chose n by on e o r more of the Carniva l "k rewes" to be a cou rt maid o r (i n two cases) a queen of a ball. The gir l s who were h onored this year were : Sandra Garrard, Krewe of Mystery; Helen Loker, Twelfth Night Revelers; Ann e Mo ntgomery, Twelfth Ni g ht Re velers, Kn ig hts of Momus, Mysti c Club, Mystik Krewe o f Comus, Qlleell o f th e Atlanteans; Patri cia Ramsey, Twelfth Night Revelers, Kr ewe of Osiris; Anne Stra chan, Twelfth Nig ht Reve le rs, Mysti c Club , The Atlant ea ns, Mystik Krewe of Comus, Queen of the Knig ht s of Momus ; Step han ie Ar · thur, Krewe o f Ne reus, Proph ets of Pe rs ia.

Chapter Is Colonized . ..

(Cmllhl u, d from page 4)

Serving on the alumna: advisory com mittee are Lois Full e r Fo reman, chai rm an, Ca ro l Lith · gow Smit hson, Mary Ann Way Lauder, M ary Jo Lew is Barker, Jane Wesco tt Bail ey, M arge Stee le Cross, and M ary Lou Eva ns Hi ckJin. H ouse co rporati on board members are Doroth y Hodges Kennett, chairman; Jean M air Freytag, J ean W olcott Fitch, Norma Shuster Foote, Nanette Rusk Groves, Sara H o ld er Butl e r, and Julie Mills Willi ams.

Anit a Swain , K ansas Beta , has been named graduate cou nselo r during the coming yea r.

Sisters Entertained At Special Weekend

by DEBRA CoWART Indiana Gamma

A new idea was put into effect this year by Indiana Gamma when we invited our little sisters to visit us at Butler . "Pi Phi Little Sisters' Weekend" was from Friday, March 30, through Sunday, April I, and included a variety of things to do.

Friday night, girls and their sisters had a choice of going to see " Cabaret" or "My Fair Lady," or of going to an old-time ice cream parlor. The Sigma Nu fraternity also called and invited girls and their sisters over to the h ouse.

Saturday afternoon was shopping day for some. Others went to see "Sound of Music" or toured the campus. In the evening we went to the near-by Pizza Pub to eat pizza and l isten to Jane Beals, a sorority sister, sing. Saturd ay night there was a slumber party for a ll the little sisters.

Sunday morning a group of girls went h orseback riding. Others who could not get up SO early slept in, went to church, and came back for brunch

All the little sisters had a good time, and liked the paddles we gave them as favors.

Blood Bank Is Project

Maine Alpha recently started a blood bank at a nearby hospital. Those who were able donated a pint of blood in the name of Pi Phi, and it will be made available to any Pi Phi, relative, or friend as needed.

Shortly after the project was under way, it proved very useful and valuable A relative of one of the sisters was in of quite a few pints of blood, wh ich were readily donated When the supply was exhausted, the Greek spirit proved strong, when the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha came to the rescue with a donati on of ten pints of blood.

The chapter is no w in the process of rebuild · ing the supply.

Adds Carnival Queen Title to Many Others

by FRAN MINSKY, Nevada Alpha

University of Nevada, Reno , situated dose to the Sierras, has always been preoccupied with snow-related activities. So in February, when UNR's annual Winter Carnival comes around, there is always much excitement.

This last year though, the Pi Phis of Nevada Alpha were especially happy with Winter Carnival because their entry for Winter Carnival Beauty Queen was crowned. This title was won by Valerie Rose

Valerie made a beautiful Winter Carnival Queen. But being crowned is old hat to her. In high school, she won numerous titles and awards, besides landing many modeling jobs . Attending college hasn't changed her winning strm either. Now she's just competing in higher ranks. This coming year Valerie is running in the Miss Reno Beauty and Talent pageant. The competition will be tough, but besides beauty, Valerie is talented in gymnastics, sinsing, and dan cing She also has a 3 3 grade poinl average.

" W t" are what we are and where we are at thiJ poillt ill time bUrlNJt" o f what has gO lle bef ore alia, f or th is reaJOlJ, we need ollr traditi ol1s and hill ory ." DEAN HELEN REICH , Zeta Tau Alpha

Val.r la 1o,., N.vada Alpha

Mrs. A. Believes In Adult Education

An Indian country explorer and a crafts enthusiast are two people that New Mexico Alpha chapter could not l ive without.

Mrs. Edith Atchinson, more familiarly known as Mrs. A., housemother, is one of the most active personalities in this Pi Phi house. After reading Bury My Hearl AI Wounded Knee, Mrs. A. decided to come to New Mexico to get a personal view of Indian country. Visits to ghost towns, and the major Indian tribal areas of the Navajos and Pueblos became regular excursions for this already seasoned traveler. These trips didn't cut down on her regular trips to Mexico each Christmas. Mrs. A. is also an avid concert and lecture fan. She becomes involved in university courses and has taken art

Sing Skit Written By Interest Group

by KRISTEN ASEl, Missouri Alpha

Every year during Greek Week at the University of Missouri, there is a special event known as Grfl'k Sing. In the past, each sorority and fraternity walked onto the stage at Jessie Hall , sang two songs, and were judged to tally on their musi ca l talents and abilities. This year a big change was made. Th e new alternatives were to join up with a fraternity and sing two songs, or to produce a ten minute skit dealing with any theme or topic, from the 1960s. Of course, each h ouse may do any of these things individually.

Missouri Alpha worked with the Delta Upsilon fraternity and produced a skit based on the Mickey Mouse Club show with Mickey's Mouseketeers. Our song chairman, Liz Foote, created an interest group to write the skit with severa l D. U.s present. The skit W1S judged on costuming, origina lit y, and stage production techniques.

Annette, Roy, and Jim were beautifully portrayed in this sh ort l ength of time. When the chorus line of girls in their bobby socks, mouseka-ears, T-shirts, and longer skirts sang M-I-C-K-E-Y, child h ood memories of Walt Disney cartoons imm ediately came ali ve. It was fun, and a great success.

and Spanish at this campus. Last year she even included yoga in her list of activities.

Over 100 ribbons from participation in flower and art shows are held by Mrs. Billie Gibbs, cook for the house. Billie is mainly interested in crafts, and each time one visits her room somethin g n ew is encountered. Billie has been interested in art all her li fe. Her works are all "custom made." She has never done anything the same way twice. Her latest creations consist of unusual pieces of drift wood mounted on burlap, or some other material, in a frame. She then adds small Rowers and wild Rowers, seeds, and pods she has preserved. These creations are now being given away, although Bi1lie hopes to sell them in the future.

Alums Battle Actives

In Tennis Tourney

In an exciting match held on March 18, the Texas Alpha alum chapter challenged the Texas Alpha active chapter to a tennis tournament. The active chapter had the backing of a group of tennis winners and great intramuralists. Howe ve r, they cou ld not quite outdo the talents of the everyday tennis alums.

In an exciting se t of games, t h e alums upset the actives by one match. Alth oug h the actives were beaten in the overall match, th ere were two doubles teams that were never beaten by the alums.

Planned activities between actives and a lum s are quite fun, a nd benefit each member through renewed friendships and an understanding of each ot her.

Bowlers Win Tournament

Arkansas Beta took its own cheering squad to the bowling all ey each week as the women's intramural bowling tournament began at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Pi Phi bowlers defeated every team and won first place with a 12-0 record. T-shirts displaying the achievement were awarded to bowlers Marsha Blake, Pam Fite, Sarah Deal, Nancy Blann, Sail ie Hale, Beth Davies, Becky Green, Linda Baker, Martha Baldridge, and Joy Stanfield

Pi Phis Corral Miss Rodeo Titles

Bobbi Wirth, Montana Alpha, started the latest wave of P i Phi rodeo quee ns in 1971 by capturing th e title o f Miss Rodeo Montana This willowy beauty from W olf Creek, Mont ., is now a junior at Montana State University, majoring in animal science and looking to the future as a registered quarter horse rancher . In September, 1972, Jeanne Moe also captured the ho nor of Miss Rodeo Montana, which kept the position within the Pi Phi house . A sophomore in animal science, Jeanne plans to attend a veter inarion technician school. Both Miss Rodeo Monta na girls first won local co ntests and then competed with 10 other co ntestants in the finals. Reigning for the summer following their crowning, each bid for Miss Rod eo Ameri ca the following fall. Bobbi attended this contest last fall and was named first runner-up . Jeanne is preparing 15 complete ou tfits for he r stab at Miss Rodeo America next fall.

On more local grounds, the Pi Phis are also taking over the rodeo scene. Jeanne is the present Miss Rod eo for M ontana State Uni versity . In bot h Miss Rodeo MSU and Montana con tests, the girls are judged 50% on horsemanship , 25% on personality and poise, and 25% on 47

appearance . Keeping Miss Rodeo MSU in th e Pi Phi h ouse, Juli e Harrison, a sophomo re from Great Falls, is pr<sently a finalist for th is year's Miss Rodeo MSU. She also competes for MSU on the rodeo team.

Montana Alpha's hats are off to our cowgirls who certainly have corralled the rodeo queen competition.

Visit Military Hospital

Early in May, Washington Gamma had an interesting and exciting service project . The girls piled into cars and took off across town to M adigan General Hospital

Madigan is a military hospital. The aim of tbe project was to cheer up the residents by talking to them and playing various games, such as ca rd s and Monopoly , to help pass the time . Many of the young men do not have visi to rs very often, and perhaps an afternoon of talkative, smiling Pi Ph is helped to make their day a little brighter.

Montana Alpha. lobltl Wirth . left. and JeanM Moe. hotel 1971 ond 1972 Mill Rodeo Montana tit'"

Arkan.a. Alpha', Kathy Oy. was named model pl e dg e on the Un lven lty of Arkan . a . campu s 10 . ' . p ri ng b y Panh llen ic Sh e wa s grade d on honorar le., tc holas tiu , and .e rvi c., ago in t g ir l from t he ei gh t othe r ho ule. , after be ing nomlnoled b y h e r chapf r

Greeks Concentrate On Cleaning Up Area

by LIZ MCCULLOUGH, Ohio Beta

Greek W ee k at Ohio State University started off with a massive cleanup o f th e Greek district. All the sororities and fraterniti es cleaned th eir h ouses th o roughl y in side and out a nd then piled all their acc umulated rubbi sh at th e curb. The National Guard and the Anheu se r-Bus ch Company supplied tru cks and drivers t o l oa d and dispose of the extra trash.

All t h e Greeks had a g rea t time raking their yards t o th e beat o f rock music blaring from the frat e rnity h ouses We also volunteered to help clean the yards o f private h omes in our area o f t h e community. The local television stations an d newspapers all publicized ou r clea nup activ ities a n d commended u s for our project. The individua l h o uses tried to work together as a Greek system to he l p the commun ity , a nd we P i Phi s did our best to make it successfu l.

PO W Wife Is State Mother of the Year

Martha Rankin Kasler, I ndiana Gamma, wh o h el ped ot h er POW families keep faith while her own h usband was a prisone r in Hanoi for m ore than six years, has been si ng led out as Indi ana Mother of t h e Year for 1973. Her husband , Air Force Col. J ames H _ K as l er, returned to Wright-Patterson AFB in March.

M artha ex hibited that specia l courage that marked wives of paws, and she never forgot th at ot her wives were in the same p redicament. She encou r aged them to keep the faith, and assisted the chap l ain at Fort Harrison in counseling POW wives She also served as a secreta ry in the Defense Information Sch oo l, as well as keeping busy with her three children .

The Indi ana Mothers Associat ion honored M art h a at a luncheon in M arc h Sh e will represent Indian a at the 1973 Award s Week Confe rence of t he Am erican Mothers Com mittee in Denver in May .

Co nt estant s Win Priz es In TV App ea r a nc es

by MADELEINE SrEG, California De lta

Ca l ifornia Delta ha s been having some exciting t im es this year Toward t h e beginnin g of the winter quart e r, o ur house w as asked to be on the "Trut h o r Consequences" television p rogram. Contestants are picked at the studio, and two of our gir ls were asked to be contes tants. We went again One month l ate r , and also had g irl s chosen to be p lay ers Since then t hey have re ceived their p ri zes :lfld we we re all able to see these four gi rl s make t h ei r television debut.

Al ong th is same line, early in February our h o use was ch ose n to be used for a detergent co mmercia l. The company h ad looked at many of the so ro riti es at UCLA and they chose to use our house for their commercia l. The television m en, model s, producers, light s, a nd ca meras arri ved too early-7: 00 A.M.-a nd were filming a ll day lo ng until 9:00 that night. It was exciti ng seei ng a real co mm e rcial being filmed, but it took a long time to film what will be a two-minute co mmercia l! It was a littl e in convenien t for us because we h ad to be quiet whenever we were in the h ouse.

Two Weekly Awards Provide Special Fun

by KATHY GEER

Ohi o D#lta

Ohio Delt a Pi Phi s have dev ised two rather inge ni ous awards which are given at their weekly h o use meeting. These are known as the " Bummer " and " Arrow Annie " awards, a nd they are a nticipated with bot h trepidation and gratitude.

Arrow Annie is a miniature Ragged y Ann doll who wears a Pi Phi ar ro w over her lo vi ng h ea rt. Thi s award is given for specia l events a nd circumstances, such as th e absentee ' b oyfriend , illness, a nd birthdays Sometimes it is given for n o special reason at a ll ; three winter-te rm p ledges were its joint recipients o ne week , and an ot her girl w o n it after a week of heavy acad emic work.

The Bummer Award is exactly what its name implies This t o ngu e-i n -ch eek award consists of a large l apel button that proclaims " T o day Is 11. Bummer! " T o rec e ive this award, the can didate has to have done someth ing sli ghtly out of the o rdinary Falling up o r d o wn the cafeteria stairs and partying all weekend ha ve been some common e ffo rts performed by Bummer winners H oweve r , o ne of the more famous inci dent s l au ded by the Bummer button was performed by a pledge who was discovered t o be wearing a si ngle curler in her h air at a rush party .

It is up t o th e weekly winners o f thes e awa rds to d e termine wh o will be the next lucky recipients . Those girls then ha ve to keep th eir eyes open to a ll Pi Phi a ntics so that they ca n give the awa rd s according ly.

Is Cherry Blossom Princess

With sp rin g in the air, the cherry b losso ms in W as hi ngton bloom. To ce le b rate , the peop le of W ashington h o ld the a nnu a l Cherry Blossom Festival. The festival is much fun fo r everyone, but particularly for Co lo rado Beta's Nancy Cook who was chosen to be Kentu cky·s Cherry Blossom Prin cess t hi s sp ring. Color ado Beta is proud of Nancy and knows she added much to the festivities of the week.

Three Sisters Model In 500 Style Show

by CAROL MATHI S Intiia,ul 8dll

One hi g hl ight of th e a nnu al Indian a Univer· sity Little 500 festivities, held in the sp r ing, is the 500 Style Show . Indiana Beta was proud to have three sisters model th e latest fas hi o ns this year. Debbie Stolen , a seni o r from Wausau, Wi s., has m odelled for the Little 500 Style Sh ow since h er fresh · man year at Indiana. Pl anning a career with a mod e lling agency in Indiana poli s , Debbie has appeared weekly in the I ndiana Da iiy Siudent , the University's newspaper, modelling cl o thes for a local cl ot hin g store

Jean ette K o lb, a sophom o re from rndianapo· lis , is also a veteran Style Show mo del. She m odelled f o r Little 500 as a freshman last year . Jeanette had the speci al duty of rehearsing ··turns" with the rooky mo dels this year, in preparation f o r the show.

Janet Burch , recently pledged to Indiana Beta , was new to the 500 Style Sh ow th is year . As a first year model , J anet, a sop h omo re from Bloo mington, fo und th e g lamour of walking d o wn the li g hted runway t o be achie ved only afte r numero us h ou rs of rehearsing, fittings, make·up calls, and abstaining from that weekly ice cream su nd ae.

Indi ana was proud to have three love ly sisters participate in this year's a nnual Little 500 Style Sh ow. Debbie, Je anet te, and Janet certainly helped make t h e Style Sh o w a n other success this spring

Pledge Pal Gets Plaque

The fall pledge class of M ary land Beta ch ose M a rianne R ogers as their Pledge Pal. This award is presented by the pledge class t o the active who has been m os t helpful to the pledges as a gco up M a rianne was a lways willing t o talk to a pledge when she had problems. She ch eered th em up when things l ooked bad and th ey wondered if they were ever g o ing to be initiated.

Marianne was pr=nted with a p laque by Caro l Rowe, p resident of the p led ge class, at the initiation banquet.

Initiation Covers Eventful Week

by JANE SMITH Illin ois Beta -Della

Pi Phis of Illinois Beta-Delta think t h at initiation is suc h a tr e mendous ly important event that we spread act ivities ou t o ver a week's time ! Early in the week , th e pledges meet the seniors "at the crossroads after dar k ," During thi s meet ing. each p led ge is assig n e d a name for whi ch she must think of an approp ri ate costu m e a nd accompanying poem o r song. Entertainment is thus presented by t h e p l edges the next evening when th e seni o rs give a sp h agetti dinner fo r the chapter Lau g hter abounds as awards for the best cos tume, best song. and best poem a re p resen ted . It is when the gi rls ret urn h ome afte r the crossroads meeting that they fi n d out that , by the end o f th e week , they will be fully in itiate d Pi Phi s.

Another evening Sf., the pledges tracking down the final dues t o di scove r who their An · ge l Sister is -th at mysteri ous person wh o left a ll those su r prises an d illu s ive clues at h er doo r during pled ges h ip. A picnic usually f o ll o ws.

Friday is M ot her -D aug hter D ay . Saturday afternoon everyone goes to a loca l pool for a swimming and sauna party .

Finally, on Sunday , we journey to Monmouth , III And there we find a fitting climax for the week. In itia ti on is h e ld in H o lt H o use.

Pi Phi week is busy- bu t it is fun - and it is t ime we ll spe n t!

Cheerleaders Ha ve " Smarts "

The Texas T ec h Red Raiders finished their 1973 basketball seaso n winnin g the Southwest Conference title . En co ur ag ing th e team were two Texa s Gamma Pi Ph is, Devora Lewis and Ca ro l Miksch Bot h Dev o ra and Ca rol se rve d as varsity c heerleaders for a ll of the sport event s at Tech In addition to serving as cheerl eader fo r tw o years , Devo r a w as a member of M ortar Board, Ph i K appa Ph i, and on th e Dean's list . Carol w as sel ec ted to serve o n the T ec h intramur a l p l anning co mmittee , was o n the Dean's li st, and was a member o f the M ajor- Mino r C lub , a P . E. o rga niz atio n .

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Two Sel ected For Arcon

Massa ch usetts Beta is proud to announce the selection of two of their sisters to Arco n-the University of Massachusetts Guide Service. Arco n is a service offered to all university visito rs, from hi g h schoo l seniors to visiting state legislato rs. Twenty members , representing the junior class, a re selected each year. The nearly one h und red app li cants are required to go before an interviewing committee comprised of the p resent Ar cons, the Greek a rea coo rd inato r, vicecha nce ll or of student affairs, t he assistant dean of admissions and other faculty and administrative representatives The ca ndidates we re judged on poise, appearance, and gene ra l know ledge of university services and functi o ns.

This is the t h ird yea r that the Guide Servi ce h as ope n ed its membership t o Greek women Mass. Beta is h appy t o say that eac h year we h ave h ad two members in the service. Our new represe nt atives are new in it iate Ph ylli s Bart on an d Teresa Latte r.

Dinner With Tri De1ts Promotes Greek Unity

by MERRILEE DoNNELL , Washington Gamma

It is Friday n ig ht a nd no one h as muc h to do until d ates begi n co ming

Wh y not h ave a s isterh oo d fun cti o n with ano ther sorority on ca mpus ? W ashington G amm a an d the Tri D e lts go t t ogether one evening l as t spr ing to eat dinner a nd get t o kn o w each ot h er

Afte r dinner in th e Pi Ph i ch apte r room , one of the girls got out h e r guita r. Soon a not h er girl joined h e r and th e two o f them were accompanying the o th er g irl s through a variety of songs. The party was transferred to the Tri Delt ch apter room for a special skit using an old Sup rem es record. Soon everyone was invo l ved in a huge l ine dance, la ug hin g and panting as t hey tripped ove r each ot h e r, a rm in ar m .

Entertain Panhe1 Pledges

Arkan sas Alpha pledges e nte rtained spec ial g uests at a pledge class dessert in M a rch The guests included spring pledges a nd p ledge trainers of the ot he r eig h t soro rit ies on ca mpu s.

Guests ca lled between the h ours of 6:00 a nd 8 :00. Th ey were asked to "make you r own sundaes." Everything fro m butterscotch to va n ill a was given as a ch oice.

A Chapter President Speaks To Pledges

(EDITOR'S NOTE : The /01/0"';",1,11" W4S ""illn by tin Nnltn o",,, chapt" p,.s;d.nllo a" link"own chapt.,.. II Wlfl pa.sud 0" 10 Anow by Ih, G,tlttd Vice P,elidenl 0/ Col/'gia"I, Elizabeth Til,"" 0,.,., as b,i"g worthy 01 wid.,. "aJerlhip.)

.As a voice of experience and autho ri ty, I am probab ly supposed to tell you what is going to to you as a result of four years in Pi Phi I cannot d o that because it would so und as if P i Ph i were a magic formula for changing you r life It is not th at at all. I cannot begin to tell any of you what Pi Phi will do for you because eac h one o f you must incorporate it in to your own lives.

For some of you, Pi Phi may appear to be a superficial mean s of forced friendship . I would disag ree with th at statement . N o ne of you is expected to strike up an immedi ate friendship with anyone in this group . But we do o ffer a chance t o kn ow some people wh o m otherwise yo u mi g ht not have kn own I think the thing upon which Pi Ph i is based is this opportu nity for friend s hip You w ere invited to join Pi Phi on the s imple basis o f : " W e wou ld like to be a friend of yours. " I d o n't int imately kn o w every mem be r of this chapter, but workin g, laug hing, and playing with many of them has led to the deepest friendships I know. They have mad e a difference in my life and th at is th e most anyone ca n expect to as k of a g roup .

Fo r some of you, Pi Phi may co nn ote a label of "so ro rity" with all the supe rfi ciality o f giggli ng girls and flag-waving antics and the idea of selectivity attached as a nasty word. I am always very puzz led by exactly what "so ro rity" mea ns. We do have som e ritualisti c ceremonies and " sec ret goodies" but I can not h o nestly say that these recited words are what is holding this group togethe r. They d o ad d to th e unity and closeness we have but we do not rely o n them to make us the kind of g roup we are. Wh at we do rely o n and what we t hink soro rity means is the recognition of each o f you as a special individual and the h ope that each of us can grow a little by knowing you . W e are no m ore than a group of individuals and just because we hav e t he brand "soro rity " does not restrkt us in any way . There is 11 0 reaso n in the w o rld why w e ca nnot get invo l ved in hel pi ng poor children o r contributing to camp us activities . The re is no reaso n why we ca nnot h ave picnics and retreats and slumber parties (Deans permitting, th at 51

is!). After .11, the group is no more th.n o urse l ves and as a gro up we can be an active for ce in whatever we choose.

Your ten weeks of pledging should be a time when you can experience all of these feelings and activities . No o ne is expecting you to sud· denl y change you r life-we d on ' t want that to happen . No one is going to reprimand you for no t doing well o n a test o r not sho wing up f o r a meeting. I think th e un iq ue thing about Pi Phi is that we feel the importance of responsibility to the chapt e r, but more important, that yo u feel that responsibility to yourself because if you do not take advantage of all there is to g ain in knowing these people, then you have denied yourse lf an opportunity whi ch is at your fin gertips.

I had not intended to sermonize, but I think this is perhaps the most importan t thing I h ave had to do as president- to make you feel that the money, the time, and the extra effort arc mi· no r in co mparison to what you can gain from knowing peop le like Mary and Janie and anyone in the chapter . We are not asking you to live and eat and breathe P i Beta Ph i. We art asking you to look at yourselves and see not o nl y what you ca n ga in by association with it, but also what you ca n give o f yourse lv es to its success.

When I was in you r position as a pledge, I felt lost, embarrassed at not kn o wing enough names, unsure as to what I was getting into, especially when the president said, " You cannot act alone, .. an d that we were all here to devel op "a nob le w omanhood ." I still am uncertain whether that is relevant , but what I did learn initially was that I belonged to a group tha t really ca red about me f o r myself and expected n o morc than whatever I wanted to give . I have given for f o ur years now beca use I am eternall y gratefu l for all that P i Beta Phi ha s given to mt P i Phi lo ve, MARGOT

SEPTEMBER 13 is the DEADLINE for the WINTER 1973 ARROW

P i Ph i P oetry

IILet There Be Sisterhood"

(To Ih. lillie of " L eI There Be P.ace O il Earlh'")

Let there be siste rh ood

And let it begin ri g ht here ; Let there be joy and lo "e , The kind that will last for years; So take each mo ment

And l ive each mo ment

In Pi Phi sis terh ood ; Let there be lov e within

The bonds of the wine and b lu e.

MARY ANNE B ONEY

Feelin g lost in a crowd

Time ca n pa ss so quickly

And suddenly the su n rises .

I find a rea l smile, a real friend.

Pi Phi to uches my mind.

For those with open hearts and open arms

P i Phi is a bubble fl oa ting nea r

Too precious to let go.

Too precious to let go. And these gems of our minds

Cannot escape and bl o w away

But are prese rved in memo ry forever .

KAT H ER I NE HAMBRECI IT M ai lle Alpha

(SIIIIg 10 the lIme of D onovan's "HappinesJ Run i a Circular M Olion")

First R OJ/lld :

Pi Beta Phi is a h ouse full of h appi ness , Friendshi ps ca n be found in the wine and si lve r blue.

Ei g ht white pearls and a golden arrow, Symbol s of love th at we offe r to you.

Suond ROllnd:

Pi Beta Phi , Pi Bet a Ph i, Pi Ph i.

Pi Beta Phi , hrnmm , Pi Phi .

DENI SE M ANTHON Y California E pri l o ll

I stand with my back to the past

Facing my future

Yet separated from it

By the wide expanse of time And th e window of the world

] no longe r view the world

Thro ug h th e eyes o f a childIn terms o f ca rnival s and birthday presen ts Yet J pray to retain A part of a child 's inn oce nce.

I see the wo rld n ot through The eyes of a you n g g irlPopu larit y, pa rti es, and proms. Yet, let me keep th at young girl's Eagerness for and belief in tomorrow.

J now look at the world

Through th e eyes o f a wom a n

Seeing it s oppo rtuni t ies

For se l f-ful fillm en t

And the fulfillment of ot he rs .

P i Phi -i n you, have I 6"own.

'iUZAN NE BoZE Temz eJJee Gamma

(Presented by Ca l ifornia Eps i lon , Fa ll 71 p ledge class . SII11 K 10 Ihe tune of tl r oda]")

T o day as o ur hearts are offered to you, W e want you to kn o w we will alwa ys be true , T o the wine and the blue and the arrow we wear,

Three symbo ls of love that sh ow how much we ca re .

The days we 're together , we'll always remember,

The happine ss, l ove, and the tru st that we share. Throu g h growing together Our friendships have blossomed,

Through ca rin g in P I BETA PHI.

To ni g ht as our hearts are o ffered to you, We want you to kn ow we will alw ays be true.

T o the wine a nd th e blue and the arro w w e wear ,

Three sy mbo ls o f love th at show how mu c h we ca re .

DENI SE M . ANTH ONY

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ATTENTION ALUMNAE:

Can you help? Our 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 where 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 pm RUSH INFORMATION DATA

(Include picture of prospective rushee If possible .)

WHERE TO SEND RUSH INFORMATION FORMS

If there is no alum/la! club in the rushee's home town, send form to the Chapter Membership Chairman at the coJlege address

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

Clio Jltr ". Sclwl

Connecticut Alpha Univ of Connecticut

Maine Alpha Univlnity of Maine

MlUlAChulottu Alpha BoatOD Univenity

Ma..ua.chusetts Bet. Umv, ol Muuchuettl

Nova Scotia Alpha Da1houIie UDivusity

New York Alpha Syr'lC\lle Univenity

New York Camma

St Lawrence Univ

New York !klta Cornd! Univeraity

\lnmont Beta Unlv of Vermont

Muyland Beta Univ of Maryland

PmDJylvania Btu Bucknell Unlv

Pennsylvania Gamma

Penru:ylvania E,-ilon Penn State Unlv

North CaroliDa Alpha Vniv of North CuoliM.

North Cuoli.n.a Ikta Duke Univen.ity

VI Gamma Con Wm 6: Mary

Vir,inia Delta Old Dominion Coli

Wett Vir,inia Alpha Wett Va Univ

WKt Vit,inia Camma

F1cKida Alpha S tetlOD Univeuity

Florida Beta

Florida State Uni v.

Florida Delta Universily of Florida

Geortia Alpha University 01 Ceoraia

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1973-1974 RUSHING SEASON

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A/UrUI.j J/ MllNrsii; C/winMIt CIM"" J/nd eM". C"ltu Jind C

ALPHA PROVINCE

Anitl.}ou Curiqe HOUle Apu

3309 Waterbury Dr WartAlh. NY 11793 Storrs, 268

Cout_nce S. FOilcr 117 Mill St Exeter Orooo. ME 04473 Maine 044JS

Jenny Spivey 140 B.y State Rd 2J4 JOth St. Boa: 322 Welt PIlm Beach, FL 33401 Bolton, MA 02215

Joan Van Order 75 Brittanlt: MaIIOr 1M Rut Cenat\ St AmMnt, A 01002 Skaneateles. NY 131052

Roealyn James 165 Shore Dr 165 Shore Dr Bedford Bedford Halifu: County. Canada Halifax Couaty, Canada

BETA PROVINCE

Sharon L Baver 2tO Walnut Place 4769 Chatham Rd NE Syracullt, NY 1J210 MinMapolj MN 55421

Carol A Hoff 21 Romoda Dr , CautOft, NY 1J6J7

.532 Ave, Walfi , NJ 01090

Pamela Milkr 3JO Triphammer Rd 7334 Br1fe St. Ithaca, NY 14150 Puluki, Y 1J142

Nancy StW'teva.nt 201 Wilk. Hall II Mapr.e: Ave BurliDaton, VT OoStOI MorriJvUIe, \705661

GAMMA PROVINCE

Dale Gonley 12 Fraternil{ Row Rt.O, HOLI Rose Hill Co1leae Par ,M 0 207 n Fmlerkk MD 21111

Mucia Mohlie Box C 2693 BuckDd! Univuaity

3 RClief Dr Greenwi c h, CT 06IJ0 Lewilhur,. PA I71J7

Judy Wunef DKkinlOn CoUcae

M03 South Stede Boll 1663 Littleton, CO 10121 Carli.Ie:, PA 1701l

MaJIie Sotic .5 Hiater Hall

un HaniJ 51. Univenity Puk, PA 16102 State CoUcae, PA 161()J

DELTA PROVINCE

Marcie W.,cn 109 Hilbbol'OU&h St .5a16 Walnut Hill La.ae Chapd Hru, NC 27514 Da1lu, TX 7S2JO

llary Alic:e C1uten Kana AnMll: So. 4109 Duke Uoiwnitr Duke Statioa Durham, NC 2 706 Durham NC 27706

BubaR Grover Pi Seta Phi HOUle .5411 Queensben;; Ave R.ichmoDd ltd Sprioafidd, VA 2151 WillIamsbur•• VA 2J18.5

Sharon Baker 1010 W 49th St Apt Q Norfolk, VA 2J508

12M Bil Bdhel Rd Hlmplon, VA 23J66

Sutan H Sita 1493 Univenlt{VAve P O 8Gx 547 Mor.antown. V 26505 Franklin, WV 26807

Carol S Friday P O Box 923 162 WUhiiftOll Ave Bethany, WV 26032 Chatham, J 07921

EPSIWN PROVINCE

Ed i tb Morley Box 1237#, Stettoa Un i vu.itT Ddand. L 32 720 555 Kalina Dr MorrIMUe, PA 19067

Judy Maltby 51'11 WatJdenotl P O 80. 715 TaUa.hauee FL 32.)01 flu! inp. FL J204S

Cathy \'ODUX P O Box 12.517 1522 E. Cmtlal Blvd Univenitt. Station Orlando, FL 32101 Gajnavil • "' L 32601

Lallie Weatht'fly 186 S MiUedce A,' t, Box 205 Athena, CA 30601 Lavonia, CA JOSSJ

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Sept , to-Oct 10, '73

Oct . ' 1J

Sept. '7l

Sept '7l, Fw ' 74

Sept '1l

Sept '73

Feb, ' 14

Jan. '14

Sept 17, '13

Sepl 'lJ

Feb. 4- 10, '14

Feb 2- 25, '74

Sept 1()"'26, '13

Sept J-4 6: 9-IJ, 197J lu 2O-Feb 4, '74

Jan 22- 2.5, ' 74

Sept I - a, '73

Alii 27-5q)t tat '73

Feb J-U, ' 74

Sept ' 7l

Sept , IIJ-JO, ' 7J

Sept '7l

Sept ' 73

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CIt<J/lter f:r S, IIoqJ JJembu slri , CluJi,mo" C hapu, Memo Clm,. , Clio "" Me",/) e

South Carolina Alpha Debra Delane Dutlon BOl U-A7S77

UDiv of Soutb Caroiina

M ichigan A1II!!a

20.5 N3.camore St Sept. 4- 105 , '7J

Columbia Hall, U.S.C. Pacela • SC 29 728 Columbia. SC 29208

ZETA PROVINCE

Mary -ali ce Menton Pi Bela Phi HOUlt

28277 Fortslbrook Sl"pt. 2-21, '73 HiUMiale Co Iqt

Hillul.le Colkee rarmill(ton. loll 48024 Hilbdale, MI 49142

Michigan Beta Patrki. Wilson SI.

12l.5 Newport Rd

'7J Univ of Michigan Ann Ar t, MI 4810-4 Ann Arbor, MI 48tOl

Michi,:an Gamma

Anne B. Galvin

loll N. Harr ilon

24 M cKinltoy PI. Sept. '13

Mkhigan State Univ EUI Lansing. MI 4812l Grosse Pointe, loll 48236

Mkhigan Delta Albion Collq:e

Oatuio Alpba

Rebecca 1107 wi Cua Albion, MI 49224

Zita Robitaille 393 Glencairn Ave

1021 Lockridle Dr Grand Rapic:b , M I 49SO.5 Jan '"

J93 GIeDCairn Ave. <Xl. '7J Uni v. of Toronto Toronto, Ont. Toronto, Onl Canada Canada

Ontl.rio Bela

Susan Simp!lon 293 Central Ave

880 Glenwood Ave Sept. 25--Ott. 16. '73 Univ oI. Western Ontario Londoa, Onlario BurliQ,(ton, Onlario Canada Canad.

Ohio Alpha

Ann Hoff

ETA PROVI NC E

6 ColleM SI.

340 Richardson Rd Ocl '73 Ohio University Athen , 0 45701 Yort, PA 17404

Ohio Beta

Ann McWilliam 184.5 Jndianola

310.5 Kmwood Blvd Oct. 14-21, '73

Ohio Stale Uni v. Columbul, OH 43201 Tokdo, OH 4J606

Ohio De:lta

Susan William. BOlt 198, Hake! Han 1711 FishiD.,l\:er Rd S<pl. 21-Oct. I, 1973 Ohio Wesleyan Univ Delawate,O 43015 Columbus, OH 43221

Ohio Epailon

Deborah A Su!sma n 5014 W Bancroft 51. .5014 W BanClolt St. Sept 24-Oct. 19, '73 Univ of Toledo Toledo, OH 43615 Toledo, OH 4361.5

Ohio Zeta

Susan M Gavin Rm 33ij Porler Uall 2711 E:a:moor Rd Sept 1.5- 30, '7 3

Miami Univeraity Miami niversi'/6 Columbut, OH 43221 O:a:ford, OH 4.50

Ohio Eta

Barb Beddinsfiekl

425 W St

511.5 W 77th Terr Oct. '73 Deniton University Granville, 0 4J023 Prairie Village, KS 66208

THETA PROVINCE

Indiana Ai:;a Kathleen Hoo,-en 1159 Orchard Lane Franklin llea:e Franklin, IN 46131 11.59 Orchard Lane Franklin, IN 46131 Sept S-I, '7 3

Indiana Beta Sue Mizen 928 E. Third 51. 1115 Oak Rille Sept. 7-23, '73 Univ. of Jndiana Bloomington, IN 41401 South Bend, N 46617

Indiana Gamma Beth Stetnmetr. 131 W Hampton Buder Uni\,ertity Indianapoli., IN' 46208

Indiana Delta SUlln Fread 1012 S tale St

5 105 N Meridian Indianapolis , IN 46201 Sept. 3-3, ' 73

1.52 W Stadium Oct. 7, '73-J an 6, '7 4 Purdue University W. Laf ayette, IN 4 7906 W Lafayette, IN 47906

Indiana Eo:ilon Ca ndy Eutern 303 S Locust 4161 N. 13th St. Sept. '73 DePauw ni venity Grealcude, IN 461 35 Milwaukee, WI 53209

Indiana Zeta SusaD Ogren Rifier. Hall 1714 Wilson 51. Sept. '7] Ball Sta te Univ Ba I Stale Univcrlit)' Mun!ler, L.V 46321 Muncie, I N 47306

Kentucl:1!!pha Ann Do""ell

IOTA PRO VINCE

2030 Confederate Place 2500 C'OIII Hill Rd AIlS '73 Univ of I5ville Louisville, K Y 40201 Louisville, K Y 40206

Kentucky Beta Sue Ka vanaush 409 Columbia Ave. 2 19 Irvin Rd Auc 2O-JO, '7J Univ of KentlK'ty Le:a:iDlton, KV 40506 Lexington, K Y 40502

Alpha Shirley Elrod 640 Bald wi n St IUS N Robin Hood Dr Sept. 4- 12, '1J Univ . of Teon . at Chatt . Bo:a: 11 5 Cleveland, TN 31311 Chattanoosa, TN 37403

Tenaeuee Beta Sue Layton Sad ler Bolt 304, S lation B 1111 StonewaU Dr Jan IS-JO, '7 4 Vanderbilt, Univ Vanderbilt Univerait y Nuhville, TN 37220 Nashville, TN 37203

TenntQU Gamma Barbara Prall Pi Beta Ph i IJ Saddle Mt Rd Sept. 14- 21, '73 Univ of Tenneuee 1531 W Cumberland Rome, GA 30161 KDOltvilk, TN J79 16

Tennessee Delta Joy Murdock

174 N Hi3hland

174 N Highland AUC 29-Sept 5, '73 Memphis State Univ M emphis, TN Jl111 Memphit, TN J8J11

KAPPA PROVINCE

Alabama Alpha Millie Gribbin Do:a: 526, n Col Rt 2, Bol 328H Aug 27- SepI. I, '73

Birmilllham-Southern Coli Birmin,ham, 35204 Northport, At. 35476

Alabama Bela S usie Sidick Bo:a: 1259

Bor. 1259

Aug 20-2.5 , '7 3 Univ of Alabama Univer! ity, AL 35486 Univen.ity, AL 35416

Alabama Gamma Joyce Thorne Dorm 7, Room 204

1244 Sander J St. Sept 15- 22, '7J Auburn University Auburn University Auburn, AL J6130 Auburn , AL J68JO

c.. (r Sdwl No",.,,,/ C"lItr JI-Hr,Iri, e_,.".

ScIlM A Ibm oj CA.lln JI tW e",,,,. , B_,AU,ul./ C40/IkT Jir C.r..., D.lu ,j lI.jlW RtI,.

MiNI_it: Alpha UDiv.o thrn , Mila Betty Pritchard P O Bo. 1309, Soutbuft Sta. nattktburr, MS 39401 P O. Bo. 1.109, Soulhfcrn 5 '1 HatLkabur,. MS 39401 AUf 26-31, '13

MluiW • Bda Warlie Cole __ Route 2\ Box JI0 8 A 21-26, '7J Univ !1tiuitsippi Uolvenity. JlS Jl671 Shelbyville. TN 31160

LAMBDA PROVIN CE

Manitoba Alpha CiDDY Pyder: n Oahicw Ave 21 OakYiew Ave . Oct 2-11, 'fJ UDiv of Manitoba Manitoba Winaicm' Manitoba R2l. Rl, Canada Jll K R 7. Canada

MinotlOta Alpha Laurte Kuiper. 1109 South Eut 5th 51 1321 Eut Lake St. Stopt 17-21, 'll Unlv. of MioDt;lota Minneapolif:. MN 55414 316 OpIein., MN 55J4J

Noeth Dakota Alpha Univ .o( North Dakota Ruth Ann Walth 409 C&mbridle St Grand Foro, ND 51201 H North tiakota S86J6 Aua '7J

WlICODU Gamma Marprct K. RicP 214 Tnver .JIJJ Ave Ju. 7-12, '14

Lawrmce UDiv. aIS Eul South 51. GknVleW, 60025 WI 5491 I MU PROVINCE

I Magie Foukr Grm- HaIl Nov. '14 Monmout Collece Monmouth CoUqe Gleo llyn, IL 601J7 Monmouth, fL 61 62

IUiAois Beta ·Ddta Karm NdJon Knol 801 1113 53 E. North St. Oct 12- 1", '73 Knol Collqe Galnbur" 61401 Galeabur" IL 61401

Illinoi. EPlilon Lode Merrick 6J6 EmerlOD St. 792 Bryan St. 5q)t. II-Oct. I, '73 Northwatern UDiv EYaMtOD, lL 60201 Elmhwlt, IL 60126

lWnoil Zeta Carol Kine 1005 S. Wricht 103 &.illie Brae Oct. It-Nov , '13 Uiliv of Illinois Chams-ian, IL 61120 River Fornt, IL 60J05

lItiooi. Eta

N Fairview Ave

Millikin UDiv. Decatur, lL 62522 Decatur, lL 62522 Theta Robyn Lealie 100.f N. Institute Rd.

'73 Bradley Unlv. Peoria, IL 61606 Gknview, IL 60025

NU PROVINCE

Iowa Alpha Iowa Wealeyan Univ Nadine Gur S.T. Hall, Bh J5 }ft PlaaDt, IA $2641 JI6 S. Lane Arlinaton tiPts, IL

Iowa Beta Jan Jordan 406 N Buxton 101 W CliDtOD Apc J06 Sept. 2-7, '7J

SimPlOO Colkce Indianola, IA 50125 Indianola, IA $0125

Iowa Gamma Sandy Montaomtry 208 Aab Ave. Routb!: ' 801 136 Au.s. 23-31 , '7J Iowa State Univ Ama., IA 50010 Repu " MO 65131

Iowa Zeta :Martha May 11.5 E. WubiMtoa 9.515 Averl A",. 22-29, '7J Univ. of Iowa Iowa Cit)', IA 2240 Evanston, IL 6020J

Nebruh Beta Coonie Schnelke 01 S , 27, Apt A·17 401 S. 211 Apt A 17 A", 23-27, '7J Unlv of Nebrulta I.Joc:oln, NE 6&512 Lincoln, E 61512

South Dakota Alpha Sue Newbftt I II N Plwa St. 1030 7th St. Sept -I, '73 Univ. of South Dakota Vermillion, SD 57069 West Des Mcina.., IA 50265 XI PROVINCE X Barb Milkr 6.fO OMo 6.f() Ohio Aut:. 11-21, '73

Unlv.oI ansu Lawrmce, KS 661)4" Lawrmce, KS 660

Kansu Beta Geor,ia Naadrode 1119 Todd Rd 3100 West 69th St A", 15-:HI, '7J KaIUU State UDiv. Manhattan, KS 66502 MiNion, KS 66201

Mluouri Alpha Anne O'CODDe:U Sil E Rollins '" E. Bodn AU( 22-27, '73 UDlv.oI. Mluouri Columbia, MO 6.5201

St. Louis, M 63122

MiMouri Beta Susan B. Sanders 1210 La, ROAd 1210 Lay Road. 3ept • .f.-U, '73

Wasbi.z!cton Ulliv St. LoWs, MO &312

St. Louis, MO 6312

Miuowi Gamma Ann Hick. 1307 E Ca':ro 1307 E St:pt 5-1, '73 Dtury CoUeae (MR St£Y'f'D H .) Sprinr6dd, 0 65104 Spriac6dd. 0 65104

Arkaruas Alpha Univ. of Arkansas

CiDdy Barhr

OMICRON PRO\1NCE 502 W. Mapk Fayettn'ilIe, AR 72701

2020 Country Club Lane Littk Rock, AR 72207 A\aI , 20-24, '73

Arltan Beta Meli Kuesptrt 3317 S Taylor 2601 Adam. Sept. 6-lI, '7 J UDiv. of Ark al Rock Liule Rock, AR 72204 Little Rock, AR 72204 Nanc7 Davis 1701 Elm 71' DaJe.rood Lane Alii

l.ouis ia.u. Alpha Patti YWlcr

COlkae

Louiaiana Beta Florence: C«lIia Turner P O. BOl 17$66-A

aa)'cu! Rd

20-25, '7J Lou.iIiaDlo State Univ L.S.U

ROUIe, LA 70806 BalOil R(KAJe, LA 7010J

".

Univ of eJ:U

Teu.s Beta

Sally BaUrfl8ardnf:f

2206 Rio Grande. ,20JE AUilin, TX 78705

Linda Sue MeCro.key JIOI Dauitl,

6135 Hou.ton, T 77027

Au,: 26-$ept. 2. '13

4007 E San Micuei Jill 14-19, '1 Soulbem Metbodist Uni v. Dallas. TX 7.5205 PbotniJl, AZ 15018

TuuGamma

Julia ]e:nninp 211 Wan HaU

JJ07.I9th St. Aua 19-2., '13

Tuu Tech Univ Ta Tech Uni verlity Lubbock, TX 79410 Lubbock, TX 79409

Tau Ddta

Carol Griffith Bolt 30184, T C U 7102 Au, _22-28, '7J Tens Cbriltian Univ Ft. Worth, TX 76129 Houston, 77055

RHO PROVINCE

Beth ID&ham 890 11th St.

9 Mayfair Rd S<pt. '7J Univ oI. Co ado Bouklu. CO 80302 St. Low.. MO 63124

Colo,""" Alc,,'"

Colorado Beta Stephanie Oakley

2400 Tom.ahawlt Rd S<pt 19-26, '73 Univ of Denver Dl"nnr. 00 80210

Minion Hills, KS 66208

Colorado Camma Anne McGinnin 625 W. Lake 1m Navajo Dr Stpt '13

Colorado State Univ Fore Collin" CO 10521 Fort Collins, CO MS2I

Montana Alpha Sally Dunahoo P O Boz SI P O Boz 51 20-25, '73 Montana State UDiv Boumaa, MT .597 15 BoKman, MT 59715

Wyomif\vAJpha

Helen Kuiper Pi Bda Phi Kay(H Rte, Box 38 Alii 20-27, '73 Univ of yomin( Buffalo, WY 12134 Lara.Jllk, 12070

SIGMA PROVINCE

ArillOna Alpba Patti RUMI 1035 N Mountain 1702 E St. Alii 20-25, '7J Ulliv of Arizona Tu(lOll, AZ 15719 Tunon, 8 119

Arizona Beta Claudia Puslto Palo Verde Mai.a 5J17 N Woodmere Freeny AU( 13-18, '7J Arizcma State Univ A.S. U. Tempe, AZ 15281 &:ottldale, AZ 85253

New MeJ: ko Synthia Skoultn 90J Warm Sandi Tr., SE 903 Warm Sandi Tr SE AU( 19-22, '73 Univ of New e.;ko Albuquerque, NM 87123 Albuquerque, NM 81123

New Mu.ico Beta Gkria Cutillo P O BoJ: 3134 303 Rosedale Aur 28-Bept 1, ' 73 New Mu.ico State Univ New Mexil:o State Univ. Btka, NM 87002 Las Cruca, !I.'14 UOOJ

Ulah Vkkie Schnell 1443 Eall ht South 1755 7tb St South Sept. 17-21, '73 Univ o Utab Salt Lake City, trr 84102 Far,o, ND 51102

TAU PROVINCE

Akrta Alpha Bev Gray 13011 Buena YUla Rd 13611 Buena Vilta Rd '73 University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Can Canad.

Idaho Alpha Marda Brown 507 Idaho !':t

21J1 Heather Place AU( '73 Uniw:nity 01 Idaho MOKOW , ID IJ14J Boise, 10 &3702

Alpha Laurie r 4541 17th NE 1236 78th Ave SE Sept. 20-27, ' 73 Univ.o Wuhlngton SUtlle, WA 98105 Mereu Island, WA 98040

Washinrton Beta Washinlton State Unlv

Mary DotlOn 125 N E l .indtn An PullmaD , WA 99163 6410 Rivenide Dr Vancouver, WA 91661 '73

Wuhi,ton Cam.ma Wendy Alexander Seward Ha» 2825 Court Aua 23- 31, '7J Univ.o Pillet Sound Univ of Sound Eugene, R 97401 Tacoma, W 98416

UPSu..oN PROVINCE

Nevada Alpha Balbara Clark 2140 W 11th 51.

2140 W 11th St AU(. 20-29, '13 Univ of Nevada Reno., NV 8950J ReDO, NV 89503

Maureen Barry IS II KIJKaid 1693 N E HoWl Sept 12-17, '71 Unlv of OR 97403 Roe.tbur" OR 97470

Orqon Beta

Orqon State Univ

Kelly Hut.

268.5 N W Taylor Corvallil, OR 973.10

3127 Bayview Terr Seukle, OR 91138

0mlOil Gamma Aline Roland 844 Mill St. 9116 Uc. Steilacoom Pt Rd SW Sept. 7·15, '73 Wi 'amene Univ. Salem, OR 97JOI Taooma, WA 98491

Orqoo Ddta Sue Dlnihanian 1962 S W 5th 541 NE Laurdhunt PI. Sept. 17- 22, ' 73 Ponland State Unlv Portland, OR 97201 Portland, OR 972J2

PHI PROVINCE

California Beta Marsha Hedbur, 2325 Piedmont Ave

7 W Banhury Dr Sept. 23-29, '7l Univ oI Cal at Berkeky Bukeky, CA 94104

Califorala Gamma Katie Hirachkr 641 W 28th St.

Stoc:kton. CA 95207

400 Emerald B'eA Sept. '73 Univ.oI Southern Cal. Los Ansde.. CA 90007 I.q:una Beach, 92651

Califorllia Ddta Jue P Bony 700 Hil«ard Ave

3J17 Yaa Palomino Mpt 14, '73

U.C L A Los Ancdes, CA 90024 Palo. Verdes Eltatts, CA 90274

California Epaiion San Diqo Stale Coli Pegy Pearce 5080 Collqe Place San Diego, CA 92m 14111 E Rd Fullerton, A 92631

California Zeta

Sue OTnft' 763 Camino PrscadetO

Sept '7.1

124 Park PIIl(e Mpt 12- 16, '73 U oI Cal at Santa Barbara Gokt CA 93017 Apt 2 Milfbroe, CA 94030

Alumnae Club Chairmen

FOR 1973-74 RUSHING SEASON

- Indicates tht name of the MW chairm.n won not receiytd, and tbe namt of the Club Pruidtnt is listed

CONNECTICUT

AYon (See Hartford, Ct.)

Branford (See New Havm, Ct.)

Bloomfield (See HartfOld, Ct.)

Cbuhite (5« New Haven, Ct.)

Cos Cob (5« Southern FallfieJd CoWlty. c..)

Darien (See Southtrn fairfield County, Ct.)

East Hartford (See Manchester. Ct.)

E.st Hncn (5«: NcW' H m. Ct.)

Elmwood (See Hartford. Ct.)

En6t1d (See Muchutcr. Ct.)

Faulield (5« Southttn Fairfitld County, c..)

fatmlncton (5« Hartford. Ct.)

Glanstonbufl' (See Manchester, Ct )

Granby (Sec Hartford Ct.)

Greenwich (See Soutbern Fair6dd County. Ct.)

Guilford (See New Hano. Ct.)

Hamdtn (See New H tn. Ct.)

H artford (5« H artford, Ct .)

'Manchcsttr (See Manchester, Ct )

MiL£ord (See Nt., HaYen. Ct.)

Mount Car mel (Set New Havtn, Ct )

New Canaan (See Southern Faufield Coun[f. Ct.)

New Haven (See New Hay tn, Ct )

Ntwincton (5« Hartford, Ct .)

Northford (See Nt., Haven, Ct.)

North Havtn (5« Ntw Haven. Ct )

No""alk (See Southtrn Fairfield County, Ct.)

O ld G reen1llich (See Southtrn Fairfield County, Ct.)

Oranac (See New Haven. Ct.)

Rivcrside (5« Southern Fairfield Co\Inty, Ct.)

Rockville (See Manchester Ct.)

Simsbury (See Hartford. Ct.)

Sl) mtrS (5« Man cMltcr. Ct.)

South Windsor (Ste Mlnchesttr. Ct )

Stlmford (See Soulhern Fairfield County, Ct ) Ct (See Manchester, Ct )

\V_lIin_for<i ISee New Haven Ct )

Wat Hartford (Sec Hartfo rd. Ct )

West Haven (Sec New HauD , Ct .'

Weston (See Southetn Fairfield County, Ct.)

(See Southern Fa irfield Count" Ct , )

Wetherfield (Sec Hartford. Ct)

Wilton (5« Southern Fairfield County. Ct ) (See Hartford. Ct.)

Woodbrid&e (5«": New H en Ct .)

MAINE

Banlor (See Eutern Msine)

8rtwer (See Easttrn Maine)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Cumbftland Centct (See POftland. Me.)

Cumberland Mills (5« Portland. Me.)

Gorham (Sec Portland. Mt.)

Old To n (See Elstern Maine)

Orono (See Eutttn MLine)

Portland (Sec Portland, Mt.)

Saw (5«: Portland. Me .)

Scatborouah (Sec Portland, 'Mt.)

South Portland ($ce Portland, Me.)

StiJl.,ater (5« Eutern M.ine)

VIU e of Hampdtll (See Eastern Mainc) 'Wattwook (See Portland, Mt )

Windham (See Portland, Mt .)

Yarmouth (See Portland, Me )

MASSACHUSETTS

Adams (See &rkshirt. Mus .)

Andovtf (Ste Grtatcf Boston, Mw.)

Atlio.ton (5« Grelter Boston. MaSl )

Auburndale (5« Weft Suburban Boston, MUI )

Btdford \See Greater Boston. Mus .)

Bdmont Sec Greater Boston. Mw .)

Berkshire (See Berkshire, M.u.)

Beverly (Sec Gruttt Bollon. MUI .)

Boston (See G ruttr Boston. Malf .)

BrilhlOn (See West Suburban Bolton, MUI ) Brockton (5«: Gruter Boston. MISS.)

Braintree (See Greattt Boston, Mass'l Brookllnc (Sec Boston. Mass. (See Greater 8oston. Mln ' l Cambruile (See Grealtt Boston. Mus Cheshire (See Berkshirt Mus.)

Chestnut Hill (Su Wtst Subu r ban Boston, MaD .)

Cohuset (See Greater Boston. Mus ) Dalton (See Srrbhirt. Mau.)

DcdhlJll (See West Suburban Boston. MISI )

Dorcheslcr (See Greller Boston. MaD.)

EYffitt (See Cffater Boston MaD )

Framinaham (Sec Wtsl Suburban Boston Mus , )

G t tlt BarringtOn (See Btrkshire Mass.) Hancock (Sec Mass .) Hinlham {Sec Grelltr Mass ) H i nStt-le l$c.o a,.rl(, irt' Mass ) Housatonic (See Berkshire Mass .) Hydt Park ISee Grcattt Boston. Mass .)

Jamaica Plains (See Greater Boston , Mus ) Lanesboro (See Bnluhire, M.ss.)

Lee (See Berkshirt. MaSl ) Ltnox (5« Btrkshirc , Mus ) Lnincton {Set Gruter Boston. Mau.)

Lincoln (Stt West Suburban Boston. Ma!- \

J.YM ($tt Bolton , Mass .l

Maldtn (See Grtllttr Boston M.n ) Marblthud (See Gruter Bosmn Mass ) Matsbfitld (See Grtater Boston. Mass )

Clubs and Chairmen

H.nford. Ct.-Mrs Thomas Burnham }) Woodland Ave ., Bloom · field. O . 06602

Manchester Ct.-Mrs. Raymond D'Attilio, Zimmer J.d ., E Hartford, Ct. 06118

New Havcn. Ct-Mn Paul O erchuk, 119 Marino Or Milford Ct. 06460

Southern Fairfield Count.... Ct.-Mn. ltaymond Pineda, Jr 38 yorkto n Cit Trumbull. Ct. 06611

Eutern Maine-Mrs t", i n B Doualas. 4 SUl!llMr St Orono. Me 0«"

(See: G,Uier Boston, MUI.) (See G,tlin 8oJton. Mus .)

Mihon (See Greatu 8oston, MUI .)

Naticlt ($« West S\lburb'D 8oston. Mus.)

Needham (See Wttt; Suburb,n Boston, Mus.)

Newton (See West Subwbln Boston, Mlu.)

Newton Centre: (Sec \Vest Suburban 80., ton, Mus.)

Nt.ton Hi,hlands (See: West Suburb.n Bosto0 l Mus .)

Newtonville: (See Wrst Suburban Boston, Mus.)

North Adams (See Bttkshire:. Mu•. )

Norwood (Sec Wnt Suburb,n MISS .)

PilUfidd (See Berkshire:. Mus.)

Qujncy (5« Grelter Boston, Mass.)

Randolpb (Sec Gruler Boston. Mu• )

Rudin. (See Gtuttr BostOD. Mus.)

Revere (Sec Greater Boston. Nus .)

Rockland (5« Grealtr Boston, Man )

Salem (See Gre.ter Boston. MIss .)

Somcrvtl lc (Sec Grcller Boslon, Mus.)

Squ.ntum (Sec GreUer Boston, MISS )

Stockbridcc (See Berkshire, Mus.)

Stoneham (Sec Greater Boston, Mus.)

Swampscott (Stc Grntct Boston, Mus .)

W.b.n (5« GrH.ter Boston, Mus .)

Wakefield (Sec G'CJler Boston, Mu,.)

Walpole (See \Vest Suburban Bonon, Mu, .)

Waltham (See G reate r Boston, Mus .) (Stt' Boston, MISJ.)

Wayland (See We:st Suburban Boston, Mus.)

Wellesltf (5« Wdt Suburban Boston. MISS ,)

Wcllesley Hills (Sec WCJt Suburban Boston, MISS.)

Wcst Newton (Sec West Suburban Boston. Mus .)

Weston (5« West Suburban 8oston. Mus ) West Roxbury (5« Grtstcr Boston, Mus.)

WestwQ"d (5«- West Suburban Doslnn, Mus.)

Weymouth (See Greater Boston. Mus .)

WiIIi.mstown fSee Berkshire, Mau )

Wincfltster (5« Greatcr Boston. MaSl ) Winthrop (See Grealtt &!ton. Mass .)

Woburn (Set Gruter Boston, Mass ) NOVA SCOTIA

Dartmouth. Non Scotia (5« Hllifax. Noya $cobl, Canada)

Hllifax. Noya Scotia (See Halifax. N ,S. Canad.)

Portl.nd. Me.-:Mn O Woodward , )7 FornidC' ltd • Cum· berland FOfH.Ide. Me o·n to Berkshire County. Mau .-Mn Andrew Campoli. 100 Cnmmonwealth Ave. pittsfield. Mus 01101

-Greater Boston. Mass.-Miss Katy MacKay. IHO Beaco n St. #802 Brookline, M.a 02146 West SuburbJn Boston, MaD.- Mrs Dennis Eike, 4' St Sudbury. Ma 01776

-Halif , N S Can.da-Mn J E Getfl', 61}3 Oakland Rd. , Halj fax. N.S .• Canada

NEW YOH

Albao )' ( 5« Alban1 N.Y .)

Albetuoa (See Lone bJaod North Shott N.Y )

Alplaus (See Schc.oectad!l N.Y )

Altamont (See AIMo)' £'oj. Y . )

Ament, (See Mid-Hucl.OlI V.Ut'J. N Y , )

Ambust (See Sulfalo. N.Y.)

Atcbley (See Westchester County, N Y )

Armoo.k (See Westchester County, N Y.)

Atlantic "Beach (Sec- Lona bl.nd·Nortb Sho "N Y )

A erill rule (Scoe Alban!, N.Y )

B.la.io (5« LoQl Is .Dd·North $bon , N.Y )

BaJd in Harbor (Sec 10Ql bland-North Shon. N.Y.)

BaUston lake (oSH Schcocct.adr. N'Vj

SaJuvclt (Sec Jlod:Jand County , N.Y

Bardonia (See Rockland County, N Y Sutu Elbtes {Sec l.ona bland · ()fIb Short, N.Y )

S.,. Pule (Sec 10"1 Island North Soon, N.Y.)

Be.con (See Mid·HudSOll ValleJ. N Y,) Bedford (Ste WcstcheJttt, N Y )

Bellmon (See 101\6 hland North Short, N.Y )

Ik.Ut'C* (5« l.ont: hland Notth Shou, N.Y.)

BeJiroa Terra« (See Lona hland North S N Y.)

ikthpa&e (See Lone b,.Dd N orth Short N.Y.)

Biltmou Shotes (5« Lana bland ·North Shotlfl N Y )

BII.It' POInt (Stc Suffolk Co., N ,y,/ Bo_mlnlYillc (Sec 81.16,10 NY. Sreelf Point (5« Loni island·North ShouA- N Y.)

Briarclirr Minor (5« WC'stchnttr County N Y.) •

Brlahton (See R ocht'Stet, N Y )

Brockport (5« Rocbatet. N.Y )

BronnillC' (Sec WatchtstC't County, N.Y )

Brooklyn (See NC'W York CifT. N Y.' BroohiJIC' (SC'e Lona bllnd·North Shore. N.Y.)

Buffalo (See Bufalo, N Y.)

Camilhu (SeC'SYticusc N Y , )

Carle PllCe (Set- Lona Island North Shore , N.Y )

Cedlrhunt (See Lonl bl.nd North Sho re-, N Y )

Centerport (xC' Suffo lk County , N , y ) bland (S ee Lona bl.nd·North ShotC', N Y )

Chapp.qu. (Su WHt(hestn County , N Y )

Ch«ktowlllO (5« BuI'.lo N Y ' Chili (See Rochester. N .Y . ) Church ille (5« JlocbntC'r. N Y )

ClarencC' {See Buffalo. N Y.)

Oaten« Cent« (5« Buffalo. N .Y. )

C'".ohoa (.5H Alban,. N Y ) Cold Spirne (Me Mid Hucbon V.lln N Y ) • Cold Sprina H.rbor (5« Sulro lk County N Y )

C.olonie (5« Alb.n)' N Y )

C.omm.ck (See Sulro!k County N Y " Con'leu IS« Jlodcland Count)' N Y ) Cove Ntd: (See Lon, lsllnd North ShotC'. N Y.)

Cret"twood (S« Westchester County , N Y , )

Ctoss·R.iVtt (5« Westchester County N Y )

CmtoOl P.lIs (5« WU«hesltr County , N.Y )

Ctnton -o n·HudJtln (See WHtchater County N Y )

eru.en WC'ltChestu County N Y , Delmar (See Alb.n, N Y )

DePC'w (See Buff.lo. N Y )

De Witt (5« Syracuse, N Y ) Dobbs FetT}' (See Wulchestu Co unty. N Y.)

E.1t Amhent (See Bdalo, N Y ) East Auro (See BuJlalo, N Y.)

BETA PROVINCE

Eastchester (See Wntc hes tu Co unty , N Y .)

East Gr«nbusb (See Alban, N Y .)

East Hempstud ( See Lon. b b od·North ShotC' N Y )

ElSt Hilb ( Su Loftl bllnd N ort h S ho re , N.Y )

ElSt MC'ldow (See Lona Island North ShotC'. N .Y.)

E.st Northport ( Sec SulJo lk Co unty , N.Y )

East Nonvicb (See Lona hland·North ShotC', N Y.)

ElSe R.oc:bester (See Roc hester , N Y )

East Rockaw.y (5« Lone Island·North Shore, N Y.)

ElSt SyrlCUlC' (Sec SYflCWC' , N . Y.)

East Willistoa (5C"e loRI bl.nd Nortb Sho N.Y.)

Eden (SC'e Bu8'alo, N .Y . )

EurttpillC' (See Buff.lo, N.Y )

Elma (See Buff.lo, N Y.)

Elmont (See Lolli hland·North Sho.-e N Y.)

Elmsford (See WHtcbestrr County, N Y , )

Elnot. (See Alb.n)'. N.Y )

EIsMC're (Sec Albany, N Y.)

Pairpoct (See Rochester N Y.)

Parminadlle (See iOna Island ·N o rth Sbon:, N Y )

F• .,.C"ttt:vllle Sn.cuse , N Y.)

FC'Ut. Bush (See Alblny, N Y )

Fishkill (oSH Jl,(id·HudJon V.lre, N Y.)

Flo n! Park (5C"e Lona Island North Shore N Y.)

Florll Park Centrt (See Lone bland· North N .Y. )

Flower Hill (Stt tona hl.nd North SOOre N Y )

Fo rt S.lon",1 (5« Sulro llc Co unty , N Y )

Pr.nldin Square (See Lons Island North SOOn". N.Y )

Freeport (Sec Lona Island North Shore N Y )

GardC'n City (5« 1.ona IsI.nd North ShorC' N Y )

G.rden City Park (See Lon. lsl.nd North N Y , )

Gardm Csty South (Set 100& Island · North Shote. N Y )

Gibson (SC'e loRI Island·North Shnre N.Y.)

Gltn eo'ft (See loRI hland -North Shore , N.Y.)

Glen Hud (Set: lolli hland -North Shore N.Y )

Glenmont (See A lb.n.,. N Y )

Glttlwood L.ndin. (SeC' Lon. lsl.ad · North Shore, N Y )

Golden ' BticlaC' (5« Westc:hater Count, N Y ) •

Grand IsI.nd (SH BIlff.Jo, N . Y . )

Gn'l Ntd: (See LOfti hland -N o rth N Y.)

GrC'ml.awn (See Sd"olk Count)', N Y )

Green le (See Lona: 1t!.nd North Shore, N Y )

Guildtrl.nd (SeC' Alb.a,. N Y )

H.lesitt (See Sulfolk County, N.Y.)

HlIDbura (Sec Bd.lo, N . Y , )

Harbor Hills (See Lon, bland N orth ShOtC' , N.Y )

H.rrisoa (See WestchHttr County, N Y )

H.rtJcblC' (See WHlchC'sttr County, N Y )

Hutinv-oa·Hudson (See Wutcbeskr County. N Y.)

HIYmttaw (See Rockllnd County, N.Y.)

H.wthomC' (5« WrstchatC't County. N Y )

HC"mpstead (See LoRI Island N o rth ShorC'. N Y )

Hcmplte.d Gardens (See 1.01\1 hl.nd · North Shore. N Y.)

HC'nriC'tt. (See RochatC"r N Y )

Herricb (5« LoRI h(.nd -North Short. N. Y )

H_lett (See Lona Isl.and·North Short, N.Y )

H_lett B• .,. Park (See Lon. bland North ShotC', N.Y )

H_lett Harbor (Set Lona is la nd N orth ShorC' N Y.)

H_ltn Neck ( See ton. bllnd North ShofC' N Y.)

H icbYille (See bllnd North Shote, N Y )

Hillburn (See R.ock1and County N Y.)

H OIlCO)'e f.l1s (See ltocbC'StU N.Y )

Huntil1&ton {See Suffolk Count}' N Y.)

Huntineton SUtioa (See SuRo lir: Cou nty N Y )

In ood (Set Lone N Y.)

It'filllton-on.HudJOO County,. N . Y . )

H)'de (See N Y ) Mid Hudaon V.llty , W.nd North Shore, (5« Westchester Lona IsI.nd ·North

bl.nd ,..d: (See ShotC'. N Y.)

Jericho (See Lone .IsI.nd·North Shore , N.Y.)

Katon.h (Set Westcbt-stC'r" County N.Y )

Kenmore (See Buffalo, N ,Y.)

Ktn inelon (See Lona Isllnd N orth Sh ore, N Y )

Killl' Park (Set Suffolk County. N Y , )

Potnt (See lolli bla"d Nottb Shore, N.Y.)

Kincston (See Mid HuciJoa Valley. N Y.)

Like Su«us (SC"C' Lonc bllnd North Shore N .Y . )

larchmonl (See WHt(hestC't Count)' N.Y ) (5« Albaay , N .Y.) (SC"C' IsI.nd.No rth Sho re N.Y )

Laurel Hollow (.5H I..ona IsI.nd N o rth Sbore, N Y.)

L rence (5« Lone Island North Shore , N.Y )

Levino n (See lolli Island·North Shon , N Y )

Ltwisboto (See Westcbester County, N.Y )

Udo &.ch (See Lona bllnd·North Shore , N Y )

Uo)'d H.rbor (Set SuHolk County, N Y )

Locust Gmn (See lonI bland N o rth Shore , N Y )

Locust V.JlC'}' (SeC' Lona Island North Short:.. N Y )

Lon. De.ch (Set lolli" Island North Short , N.Y.)

!.oudonvillt (Set Alb.ny, N Y.)

Lynbrook (Set lolli IsI.nd·North Shore, N Y )

M'Mon (See Rochatfl. N Y )

Mllverne (See lolli Island N"orth Shore, N Y.)

Mamlronm (Sec Westchester Co , N Y )

M.nhauet (See Lona Island North Shore, N. Y ,)

M norhIYen. (5« Lona Isllnd North Shon N Y )

Ma ri Li. (Sec Buffalo. N Y )

Mltion (See Jlocbaler N Y )

Musaprqu. (See l.ona Isllnd Notth Short , N Y )

Massapequa Park (See Lona hland Norlh Sho« N Y )

M.l i necock ( See 1.00& hllnd N orth Short N Y )

M.ttyd.le (See SYricuse, N.Y )

McKnownvllIe (See Alb.ny, N Y )

P.rk (See Lone Isllnd Norlh Shore. N Y.)

Mt1ville (Set Sulrolk County N Y )

Mmick (See Lona Island·North ShorC' N,Y . )

Millbrook (Sec Mid·Hudson V.lit)', N Y , )

Mill Nedc (See Lona IsI.nd North Short. N Y )

Millwood (.5« WHtchesttr Count)', N Y )

MiMOIa (See Lona: Island NOf'th Short , N Y.)

MoM•• n Lake (5« WatcMster Count)'. N Y.

MOMf:1. (See Rockland County. N.Y.)

MantrOK (See Westchester- Count)' , N Y )

MI KilCo (Set Westchater Count)' N Y )

Mt. Vernon (Set' Westchester County. N Y )

Mumfo rd (See Rocb6tc-f, Munscy Park (See lon, hland N o rth Short', N Y.)

Mut ntown (Set' Lon,: Island North Shore. N.Y.)

Nanuet (St-e Rockland Count Y j N Y.)

Nassau Shores (Set' l..on& sllnd North Sholt'. N Y.)

Nur Westbury (See Lon. Isllnd·North Shorej. N Y.)

New ussel (Sec bland North Short', N.Y )

Ne City (Set' Rockllnd County, N.Y.)

New Hyde Pllk (Sec Lon. hland No r th Shore, N.Y.)

New Rocht'lIt' (See Wntchester County. N.Y.)

Ne Scotllnd (See Albany, N Y.)

Ne tonvillt' (See Alblny\..N V.)

Nt' Yorle. City ($« New York City. N,Y.)

Niskayunl (See Schenectady. N .Y.)

North Bellmore (Set' Lon. Island·North NorthShort/.N.Y.)I1tmpstud (See Lon, Island-North Short'. N V )

North Hills (See IsI,nd·NOlth Short'. N.Y.)

North Lynbfook (Set' Lon,: Isllnd·North Shore, N.Y )

North (See LOlli IslandNorth Short' N Y.)

North MetriCk (Set: Lon. Island·North Short'. N.Y.)

North Nt'w Hydt' Park (See Lon, Island· Nnrth Shme. N.Y.)

Northport (Set' Suffolk County. N.Y )

North Syracuse (Sce N.Y )

North To andl (See Bufralo , N Y .)

North Valley Stream (See lolli Island · North Shore. N.Y.)

NYlck (Set' Rockla nd Count)'. N Y.)

Ocunside (See I.ons bland·North Short'. N.Y )

Old ]kthnue (See Long Island·North Shore. N Y )

Old Brookvillt' (Sec I.on.c Island·North Shore. N.Y.)

Old Westbury (See Long Island·Nnrth Shore. N,Y.l

Orch.rd Park (See Buffa ln. N.Y.)

Onn,llebur,ll R ockland County. N,Y )

O$Sinin,ll (Sec Wtstcht'ster County. N ,Y )

Oyster Bay (5« Lonl Island·North Short'. N.Y.)

OySter Bay Cove (Sec lons Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

Paliudu (See Rockllnd County. N Y.)

Pa lin. (See Mid·HudJOn V,IIC1' N Y )

Purl River (5« R01('kland County. N Y )

Peekskill (See Wt'stchestt'f County N Y )

Pelham ($« W6tchcster County, N Y.)

Pelh.m Manor (See Westchnter County. N Y )

Penfield (See Rochuter N.Y.)

Piermont .See Rockland CnuntJ. N ,Y )

Pittsrord (See Rocbestt'f. N Y.)

Plainedie (See lon. Island North Short', N.Y.)

Ph invirw (See Lona bllnd·North Shore. N.Y.)

Plandome (Set' Lon. bland·North Shore, N Y .)

Plandome Hei,hts (See Lon, bland·North Shore, N.Y.)

Plandomt' MlllOr (See Lon, hi and·North

Shore, PlusannilleN.Y.)(Set: Wntcbrster County, N Y.)

Po.int lookout (St-e lolli hland·No rth SbOft', N Y.)

Pomona (Set' itockland County, N Y )

Pon Chntr.r (Sec Wt'stcht'ltet County, N.Y.)

Port Washinaton (Sec Lon. Isllnd·Nortb Shore, N.Y.)

Port Washil1lton North (Sec Lon. Island· North Sbort'. N.Y.)

Pouahkecpsie (Set' Mid·Hudson V,IIC")', PoundN.Y.)Rid&e (See Westchester County, N.Y.)

PurcbaIC (Sec Westcht'ltcr County, N Y.)

Red Hoole: (See Mid ·HudlOn Valley. N.Y.)

Rt'nssciaer (Sec Alban)" N.Y.)

Rexford (Sec Rhint'back (See Mid'l1udson V , lley. N. Y . )

Rochester (Set" Rkhtster. N.Y,)

Rockville Cent re (See Lon, Island·North Shore N.Y.)

Roosc.eh (See Lon. Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

Roslyn (See Lons Island·North Short', N.Y.)

Roslyn Estatel (See Lon. Island·North N Y .)

Roslyn He i.hts (Set' Lon. Island·North N.Y.)

Rodyn Har bor (Set' Lone Island·North Shore. N.Y .)

Russell GirdV' (See Lona: hllnd·North Short'. N Y,)

Rye (Sec Westchester County. N.Y )

Saddle Rock (See Lona Island·North Shore. N. Y ,)

Saddle Rock Estatet (See Lon,: Island · North Short', N.Y.)

Sands Point (Sec Lona: Island·North Shore. N Y .)

Scarborou.h (Set' Westchester County. N.Y.)

Scandalt' (Sec WUlCht'strr County. N.Y.)

Schenmady (Sec Scht"nmldy, N.Y.)

Scoti. (See Schenect.dy. N.Y.)

Scottsville (See Rochester, N.Y.)

Sea Cliff (Sec Lona: Island·North Shore. SeafordN.Y.) (Set' Lon, hllnd·North Shore, N.Y.)

Searingto n (Sec Lon. Island·North Shore. N.Y )

Shrub Oak (See Wutcht'ster County. N.Y.)

Skaneateles (See Syracuse-. N.Y.)

Slilllt'rlands ($« Albany N.Y.)

Sioauburl (stt' Rockland County. N Y .)

Smithtown (See Suffolk County, N.Y.)

Snyder (Sec Buffalo. N.Y )

5omn's (Set: Westchester County. N.Y.)

South Chceluowa,a (See Buffalo, N Y )

South Flrmin,d.le (Set: Lon. Island · North Short'. N Y.)

South Floral Park (See Lona: Island·North Short'. N.Y.)

South Hempstud (See Lon. Island·North Shore. N.Y.)

South NYlck (See Rockland County, SouthN.Y.)Salem (See Wcstcht'ster County. SouthN.Y.)Valley Strum (Sec Lon, hi and· North Shore. N.Y.)

South W';u (See Bufral o. N.Y.)

Club. and ChaIrmen

South Westbun (Sec Lona hllnd-North Shore, N Y )

Spencerport (See Rochuter, N Y )

SprnlC V.lle, (See Rockland County, N Y )

Stlten f.land (5« New York Citr. N Y,)

Stc-wUI Manor (5« 1.01\1 bland-NOfth ShorC', N Y )

Stony Point (See Roclr:llnd Count" N.Y , )

Strathmore (Sec lone hllnd·North Shore, N.Y.'

Sulfun (Sec Ilodtland County N.Y )

S,OiKt (Sec lona bland·North Shore. N.Y.)

Tallman (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Tappin (Su Rockland CountJ. N V )

Tarrytown (Sec Westchester County, N.Y.)

Thomaston (Sec 1.01\1 hland ·North Shore, N.Y )

Thornwood (Sec Watchtstu County. N.Y.)

T o nawanda (Sce Buffalo. N Y , )

Tucklhoe (St-e Wutchuter Count)', N.Y.)

Uniondale (5« Lon&: Island·North Shore. N Y .)

Uni't'e raty Gardens (5« Lon, hbod · North Shore, N.Y.)

Upj)U 8roohllie (See to", bland·North Shore, N.Y.'

Upper Ny.d:: Rockland County, N.Y.)

Valh.lla (Sec Westchester County, N .Y.)

Valley Cotta&t' (5« Rockbod County, Vall"N.Y.) Strum (Stt Lon,: Island·North Shore, N Y .)

Victor (5« Rockland County, N.Y )

Voorhunillt' (5« Alban y. N.Y.)

W.cClbuc (See Westchester County. N ' Y 'I

Wales 5« Buffalo, N.Y.)

Wales untt'r (Sec Buthlo, N.V.)

Wanakah (Stt Buff.lo, N.Y.)

Wlnta,h (St"t: Lon,: Isllnd·North Shore, N Y .)

W.ppin&ers FIJls (5«: Mid Hudson VII · ley, N Y )

Wisslic (See Mid·Hudson V,lley. N.Y )

Watervliet (5« Albany, N.V.!

Webster (Set' Rocht'ster, N Y, Wt'lt AmitTVille (5« sland·North Shore. N.Y .)

Wt'stbury (St-e Lon, hllnd·North Shore. N Y .)

West Palls (Sec Buffalo, N Y.)

Wt'st Hempstead (5« Lon, Island ·North Shore. N.Y.)

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

West 'Seneca (5« Buffllo, N.Y.)

West Willist on (Sec Lon& Island-North Shore, N.Y.)

Whitt' Plains (See Wt'stchtstt'f County, N.Y )

Williams.iI1e (5« Buffllo. N.Y )

Willistoo Park (5«: Lon&" Island -North Short' N.Y.) (5« Mid Hudson V.lley N.Y,)

Woodbury (SH Lon,: IsI.nd·North Shore, N .Y .)

Woodmert (See Lon, Isllnd ·North Shore. N.Y.)

W '·'o(hbur.h (St-e Lona bland·North Short' , N Y .)

Yonke.u (5« Westchester County. N.Y.)

YorktoWn Hei,bts (5« Wutchute, County. N.Y.)

.Albany, N.Y.-Mrs. Kent' lm Thacher. 21 OoUilus Rd • Delm.r. 14621 Rockland County. N.Y.-Miss AIt'lUncira Kasull. 87 Western Hi.h a)'. W. Nyack. N,Y. 10994 N .Y. 12054

Bufralo, N,Y -Mu Allen O Donnell. 2840 Girdle Rd Elma. N .Y . 1-10'9

lonJ IsI.nd·North Shore. N Y -Mrs Stanley J Mack"",. 71 Wood · "III: Dr Westbury. NY 1))90 Mid Hudson Va lit")'. N Y -Mrs James Baker, 26 Sbaron Or • Pou,hll:cepsie. N.Y. 1260, • Ne York Citr. N Y .-Miss Pamela AMaham, 164 E. 82nd. Apt SA , Nt'w York , N.Y 100211

Rochcslt'f. N.Y -Donna Puch, '4 Herald St., 1tocbcster, N Y

Scbcn«t.dJ, N.Y - M rs Ro), E. Burris, 1440 )(eyt'l .• Scht'nKlady, N Y. 12'09 Suffolk County. N Y (Pi Phi Pockt't-Mrs. Vir,inia W. R OSlr, 10 Wltrenton Ct • Huntina;ton. N.Y. tt74, S)'racuse. N Y.-Mrs. Ja.rnes McGraw. 42 Ponderosa Dr , Syracuse • N.Y WestchesterH2))County, N Y.-Mrs Jmnines T. Smith, 971 Edanrrood Avt' , hlham Manor. N Y. 10801

DELAWARE

State o f DeI.ware (Scc W i lmin&ton , Del. )

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Wasbina;ton, D.C. (5«: Wuhi n,lon, D.C )

MARYLAN D

Accolc.«k (See Prince Georaes County)

A nnapolis (Se e Baltimore, Md )

Baltimore (See BahuDOle, Md )

Bethesda (Sec Maryland D.C. Suburb.n) Bowie (5« Maryland·D.C. Suburban) Camp ,:,plU!& (Sec: canee Geor,ca Co unty)

Catonsville ('5« Baltimore, Md ) Chevy Chue (See "Marylaod-D C Suburba.)

C hnl on (See Prince Georlc, County) CockcYSl'ille (See Baltimore, Md.) Collcic Park. (See Maryland-D.C Suburba.)

C rott oa (See Prince Georges Co unty) Durudalk. (Sec Baltimoret Md.)

Esscz (5« Baltimore, Md.) f o restville (See Prince Gcor,es County) Gaither,burl" (Sec MUl'land-O C. Suburb,.)

Greenbelt (See Prince Geoc.e. Couoty) Hillacst lieiiht. (See Prince Ge'or,ts Co=,,)

HYltuville (See MI()'Iand·D.C. Suburban)

Kensia&ton (Sec Maryland-D.C Suburbaa)

Ketterlnl (See Prince Georlts County) Landover Hill, Prince Georlel LanhamCounty) Prince GeorIU County)

Lutheu'ille (Sec Baltimore, Md )

New C.rrollton (Sec Prince Georie5 OxonCo="/

Hi I (Sec Prince Geol'Jes Count,.)

Pikuville (See Baltimore Md.)

Potomac (See Maryland b c. Suburb.n)

Rockville (See Maryland D.C. Suburb.n) Ruxton (Sec Md.)

Seabrook (Sec Prince Gcor,es County)

Silver Sprlnl (See Maryland·D.C. Subur· ban)

Suitland (See Prince Geor,es County)

Temple Mills (See Prince Gcor,es County)

Timonium (Sec Md.)

Towson ('See Baltimore, Md.)

Upper Marlboro (See Prlnce Georges County)

Upper MontJomtry County (Sec "M.ry. land·D C. Suburb.n)

Wheaton (Sec M.ryland -D.C. Suburb.n)

NEW JERSEY

Allend.le !See Ridgewood, N / )

Alltflhurll S«" Jersey Shore, N . J AsbUf}' P.rk (Sec Jersey Shon, N.J.)

Atl.ntic Hilblanas (See Jerscy N J )

Avon ·by·the·Sca (5« Jersey Shore, N J.)

Bulcine R idie (Sec N'o N J. Mrs Riccardelli)

Belmar (See 1eucy Shore, N.J.)

Berkeley Hel,hts (Sec No. N.J , Mrs 'Hollister I

BernardJViI e (See No N J Mrs RicClrdelli)

Bloomncld (Sec No N J Mrs Makosky)

Caldwell (Sec No N.J , Mrs Ilicc.rdelli) Cedar Grove (Sec No N J , Mrs Mako · sky)

Ch.tham (See No N.J Mrs. Bartlett) Colts Neck (See Jersey Shore, N J) Convent Station (Sec No N J , Mrs R ic· cardellO

Cr.nfOl'd (Sec No. N.J Mrs Hollister) Or.1 (See Jef$C'J Shore N J.)

Den ille (Sec No N.r. Mrs . Riccardelli) Dover (See No. N.j., Mrs. Riec.rdelli)

Eatontown (See Jersey N ])

Enalishtown (See Jusey Shon. N .J.)

E.un: Fells (See "No N J Mn Riecardelli)

F.ir Haven (Sec JuICY Shore, N /.)

F.ir L.wn (See J(idlewood. N J. Fanwood \See No N.j Mrs k o llister) Farmincda e (Sec JerKY Shore. N J.)

GAMMA PROVINCE

Fl orham Park (Sec N o. N.J., MIS Rlc car · delh)

Fort Monmouth (Sec Jerse y Shore, N J .)

Fr«ho ld (Sce Juse y Shore, N. J ) franklin Lakes (Sce Rid&ew ood, N J )

Glen Ridae (See No N.J ., Mu M.kosky)

Glen R.odt (Sce Ilidacwood N.J )

Hackensack (Sec llidaew;;;J, N.J )

Hasbrouck Heiahts (Sec RidgewOod, N J )

Hi,fhlands (See JUKY Shore. N J )

H olmdel (See Jersey Shore, N.J]

Ho·Ho·Kw (Sec: Ridsewood. N . )

Howell (Sec jersey Shore, N J.)

Lincroft (Sec Jene)' Shore, N J )

Little falls (see N o. N.J., Mrs. Makosky) Little SilvCl' (See JerKY Shore, N.J )

1011£ Branch (See JerlCY Sho re, N J )

Livinpton (See N o. N J MIS Eu tm.n)

Madison (See No N J , Mrs. Butlett) Mahwah (See Ridic",Ood, N.J.)

M.nasquan (SH JeNCY Shore , N J )

Maplewood (Sec No N J ., Mn. Riccardelli)

M.rlboro IS« Jersey NU,.)

M.tAw.n See erlCr Sh ore, N )

Mendham (Sce No N J ., n Riccar · delli)

Metuchen (See No N.J.;., Mrs HoUinee)

Middletown (Sec jettey ')hore, N.J )

Midland Park (See R.idaewood, N J )

Milburn (Sce No. N J , Mrs. M.cJ{innon)

Monmouth Beac:h (Sec JerlCY Shore N J )

M o ntcl.ir No N , Mrs. Makosky}

MOrTi, PI.lns (Sec No N.J , Mrs. Riccardelli)

Morristown (Sce N o. N J , Mrs Riccudelli)

M ountain Lakes (Sec No. N J , M n R ic· cardelli)

Mountlins.ide (See N o N.J , Mn Hollis · tu)

Murray Hill (See No. N. J Mrs Mih. · lik)

Neptune (Sec jersc)' Sho re , N J. )

Nrrw Providence (Sec No. N.J Mrs Mi · halik)

New Shm",bury (See Jersey Shore N J.)

North Caldwell (Sec No N J • Mrs.1llc · cardellO

North Plainfield (Sec No N.J , Mu H ollistCt)

Nutley (See No. N.J .. Mrs . Makosky)

Oakhurst (Sec Jene y Shore. N.J.)

Oakl.nd (Sec ftidle wood, N.J )

Ocean (See Jersey Short, N J .)

Oce.nport (See Jer sey Shot-e, N.J.)

Oradell (See RiCl,:ew ood. N.J.)

Parsipp.ny (See No N.j , Mrs RicclI ' delh)

Pl.infield (S«- No N ' j " Mrs H olli 5tcr)

Princeton (See No . N Mrs. Hollister)

Ramsey (Sec R idlewood , N J )

Red Bank (See Jer1CY Shore. N.!.)

Rid&cwood (See R idlcwood. N . )

Rivet Eda:e (5ce Ridaewood N )

Rock y (See N o. N.j Mrs Riccar · delli)

Roseland (Sec No. N J , Mrs. RiCClldelli)

Rumson (lSce JefSCY Shore , N J )

Saddle River (Sec Ridacwood. N J )

Scotch PI.ins (Sec N o. N j Mrs Hollis · ter)

Sho rt Hills (See N o. N J Mn Mac· Kinnon)

Shrewsbury (See Jerse y Shore. N J )

Somerville (Sec: No N J • Mrs. Hollister)

South Plainf\cld ('Sec No N J ., Mrs. Hoi · l ister)

Sprin,l: Lake (5ce jeIWY Shore N J.)

Summit (Sec No N J ., Mrs Mines )

Upper Montclair (See No N J ., Mrs M. · kosky)

Upper Saddle River (See Ri dJ",ood. N J )

Vert'lna (Sec No. N J.. Mrs. M.kosb)

Wald idc (See Ridce ood. N J )

W.II (Sec Jer sey 'Shore. N J.)

West C. ld dl (Sec No N Mrs Ri c · cardelli)

Westfield (Sec No N J , Mrs H o ll ister)

West Long Beach (Sec Jersey Short , N.j )

Wyckoff (See Rid&cwood , N j.)

PENNSYLVANIA

Abm&d on (See Philadelphia M aln Li ne , Pa Aldan) (Sec Phll.ddphla- Dclco, P• )

Alluon Park (Sec Plluhurih, !'a.)

Ambler (See PbJladelphia -Main Ltne, P a.)

AspmwaU (See Plttsburih, Pa.)

Bala Cynwyd (iSc:c: Phil.delphi. MalO Line, Pa.)

Baldwm (Sec Pitubur&h Soulh Hills. Pa )

Beaver (Sec Pitubutah Pa )

Beaver Falls (See t'itUbut'h, P •. )

Bellefonte (Sec St.te Collqe, P • , Ikrwyn (See Philadelphia - Main Line, Pa )

Bethel (See Pitubur&h South Hills, P• )

Boalshurlh (Sec State Colle,e, Pa.)

Braddock (Sec Pitubur,b, P• )

Brentwood (See PltuburJ,h South H i ll s, Pa.)

Bridieville (Sec Pitubul'lh South Hills. Pa )

Broomall ( See Philadelphi.·Delco , Pa )

Bryn M.wr (See Philadelphi. -Main Lme , Pl..)

Camp Hill (Sec Hurishurl,Clllisle, P•. )

Carlisle (See Hanisbura CarllJle, P • )

Carne&ie (See Pittsbur,b.Soulh Hills, Pa )

Chartiers VaUey (Sec Pituburlh -South Hills , P•• )

C hclttflh.m (See Philadelphia ·Main Line, Pa.)

Chester \Sce Phiiadelphia·Delco, Pa ) eo.tesvil e ('Sec Philadelphi. Delco , Pa )

Cynwyd (Sec Philadelphia JM.in Line, Pa )

Devon (Se c Philaddphia·Main Line, Pa.)

Dormont (See Pituburah South Hills, Pa )

Dresher (Sec Phil.delphia·Main line, DrcxeP'·l

Hill (See Philadelphia Dc.lco, P • ) Erdenheim (Sec Philadelphi. -M.in line. Pa.)

Ed,cwood (Sec Pittsbur,h , Pa )

Flourtown (Sec Philadelphi.·M.in Line, P, )

Fort WUhinaton (Sec Phiiadelphia·Main Line. Pa.)

Fox Ch.pel (Sce Pittsbur,b , Pa )

Glensh (Sec Pittsbur.h, P• )

Gle nside (See Philadelphi •. M.in Line. P •• )

Gr.dyville (See Phil.delphi.·Delco. P• )

Grecntree (See Pituburah·South HiJls,( Pa )

H arr isbur.ll (See H a rr ishu rl ·Carl i$ le, P, )

Hatboro (See Philadelphia·Main Line. Pa.)

Haverford (Sec Philadelphia-Main Line. Pa.)

HavertoWn (See Philadelphia·Delco, Pa ) Hershey (See Huri$burlf Carlisle. Pa.)

Jarrettown (See Phil.delphia -Main Line, Pa.)

Jenkintown (Sec Phil.delphia -Main Line, Pa .)

Kennett Square (Sec Philadelphi • Delco, (See Phil.delphia M ain Line, Pa .)

Landsdownc (Sec Phil.delphia·Delco, P•. )

Lemont (See State Colle,e, Pa.)

Lemoyne (See Harri sbur.·Cariisle, Pa ) l.cwilbur, (Sec Central Penmylv.nia , 'pa )

Lima (See "hil.delphi •.l)clco Pa )

McMurray (See Pittsburgh South Hill s. P•. )

McKeesport (See Pittsbur,h Pa )

Mech.nu:sburg (See Harrisburg C.r1 is le , P• )

Medi. (Sec Philadelphi. Delco. Pa.)

Merion Station lSec Phii adelphi • Main Line P• )

Middleburl (Sec Central Pennsylv ania P•. )

Miffinbur.ll (Sec Centul Pennsylvani., P• )

Milton (See Cenersl Pennsyl nia , P• )

Mt Carmel (See Ctfltr.1 Pennsylv.nl., Mt Leb.non (See PitUburgh·South Hills , Pl. )

Moylan (Sec Phil.delphi • Delco , Pa )

Nubcth (Sec Phi l adelphi. -M.in Line Pa.)

New Cumberland (See Harr iabut,-Carli,le, Pa )

Ntwtown Squart (See Phiiadelphi • Dr:lco, Pa.)

North Hill. (See: Philldtiphia·M.in Line, ".) Northcumbcrland (See Vntr.t Penn"lv •. ni •• Pa.)

Oakmont (Set PSttsburah. P•. )

Orel.nd (Set PbiJaddphia·M.in LiM, PI .)

Paol i (Set PhiIade:lpbi •• Main Line, .,. ) Perrysville (See Pituburah P•. )

Pden Township (See Pirubw,h·South Hill., PI .)

Pine Grove Mill. (See State Colle,e , Pa.)

Pitubu..r,h (Stt either Pittsbur,h, P•. or Pittsbut,b ·South Hill., Pa,)

Ple.llnt Hill. See Hilb , Pa.)

R.dnor (Ste Philadelphia Main Line, Pa.) RostJyn Farnll (See Pituburah ·South Hill., Pa.)

Rosemont (See Phi1adtlpbi.·Main Line, Pa.)

Rutherford Hti,hu; (See Ha"ubur.·Car lisle, Pa .) 51. David', (See Philadelphia·Main Line, SewiP'J.1fT (See Pittsbur,b, Pa.)

SPtin&6tld (See Pbiladelphia·Delco, Pa.)

State- Colltle (See Statt Collece. P•. ) StrdJord (See Phiiadelphia·Main Line, " .)

Sunburr (Set Ctilttal Pennsylvani., P •• ) Swarthmore (Set- Philadtlphia·Dtlco, Pa ) Tbombu,. (Sec Pittsbullh·South Hill., UPptl'Pa.) Darb,. (See Phiiadelphia·Orrlco, Upper".)

St Clair T..,p (Set Pittsbur,h· South Hill•• P •. )

Villanova (5« Phihdtlpb ia.M .in Line, Pa .)

W.llincford (Su Phil.dtlphia·Otlco, P•. )

Wayne (Set Philadelphi ••Main line. P•. )

Club. and Cha irmen

Wilminaton, Del.-Mrs. Robert Wood, 28<16 Kennedy Rd . Wilmin, . ton. Orrl. 19810

Wuhinaton. D .C.-Mrs . B. J . Pi,her, 780 1 Old Cbtstet Bethesd •. Md lOO}4

West ChtSter (Set Philadelphil·Delco. Pa.)

Wilkinsburl (Set P• )

Woodlyn (See Pbil.delphll.Delco. Pa.)

Williamsport (See vntul Ptnnsylvania, .... ) Willo... GrOVe (5« Phil.dtlphi.·M.in Line, P•. /

Wyncote Set Philldelphia.M.in Line, P•• )

Wynmoor (Set Phihdclphi.·M.in Line, Pa .)

WTDOtwood (5« Phil.delphi.·M.in Line. P•. )

Alex.ndria E Northern Va.)

VIRGINIA (D. C. AREA)

Ann.nd.le Northern V •• )

Arl in&ton ( Northern Va.)

F.irf (Set Northern V •. )

F.lls Church (5« Northern V•. )

Mcu:an (Set Northern VI .)

Sprinc6e1d (Set Northern V •. )

Vienna (Set Northern V•• )

(Short Hills) -Mrs Malco lm D M.cKinnon. )4 Byron Rd ., Short Hills. N.J. 07078 (Summit)-Mn. Willjam VI. Mines, )5 Beft.r1y Rd ., Summit, N J 07901

Baltimon, Md .-Mn. G. La son Jump 10 St. Iva Or ., Severn. (Wadidd)-Mn. Them A Hollisttr, 1).47 Stoocybroolc: Ln, Mount.inside, N.J. 01092 Park Md 21146

MalJland·O.C. Suburban : Ch.irm.n and BeltlC'sda, Chevy Chase: Mn C.rol,.n Ebeltr. 10401 A 46th Ave ., Apt. 28. Beltsville, Md 2070) (Ken.mlton, Silwr Sprina)-Mrs Thomas Heiple, Hewilt Ave .• Apt. 39 Silver Sl?rin&. Md 20906 (G.ithe.nburl, bamucus)-Mn Wantn Bennett. 214 O.kton Rd ., Gailnersburl, Md. 20760

Ridge ood. N.J.-Mn. Stephen GuttiOI. 921 Glenview Rd ., Ridge· wood. N J. 074)0 Central Thomas M. Mile., R.O .I. Lt'wisbur., P•• 178)7 Harrisbul,-Carlisle Pa .-Mrs. Robert H landino 201 Glenn Rd ., Camp HIli. PI 17011 Philadelphia. Delco-Mrs Jack C. Franci s, 1)0' SUJ&rtown Rd ( Rockville. Potomu)-Mn. Ch.rla Ossel. 21) Watts Brlnch Pkwy, lloc:k ville. Md 208)0 (Bowie. Llunl. HyutlYillt} - Mn Thomu Heiple, :3240 Hewitt Ave .• Apt 19, 511ftr Spnnc. Md 20906

Prince GcoIJC's Covnty, Md.-Mn lloMrt Mack 12)10 Wood· 'lock. Marlboro. Md. 20170 ·Jel1ty Shote, N.J.-Mn. G. R. Kilborne, 21 Edlewood lld .• Rumson. N.J. 07760

Paoli P• • Phil.delphi•. M. in Lint-Mrs. Lwse C. CI.pp. 2)0 John B.rry , Of\UlllDotts Ln .• Glenhard ie Apts.• Wayne. Pa 19087

.PlttsbUfJh. Pa.-Mn. R E. Tatel. Jr .• 445) Mt Royal Blvd., Allison Park P•. Pitubur,b.Soutbhills.1)101PI.- Mn J A Hyslop, 26 Academy Ave .• PitubulJh Pa. 1)22' State Collelt". P•.-Mrs. E. T Suon,. 742 COrn 1I Rd ., St.te College. Pa 16801

Northern Virgini. : Northern Ne Jersey: Gener.1 Ch.lrm.n-MII. Plink He" B H.wthorne Pl., Swnmit. Gentral Cll.lrm.n-Mr•. William Olsen. 10209 Tamll.clt Dr., Vienn., V •. 22180 N.J. 07901 (Caldwell)-Mn. Mich.el Ricc.melli, 10 White Oak Rd Rose· land. N.J. 07068 .,

(Alu.ndria)-Mn. Richard T. Mittl\'er, 300' F.rm Rd ., Alex · andri., V •. 22)02 (Ch.tham)-Mn. C. Philip B.rtlett, }6 Susan Dr., Chatham. (Arlin,ton)-Mn. W.lter S. Evans )611 N. RobertS In .• Ar· Iincton. Va. 22207 N.J. 07928 (llvinpton)-Mrs. JIIDtI S. E lman. 44 Belmont Or .• Lvi",. (F.rifax, An.nd.le, SprinVitld)-Mrs a.noee E. $koien. 9807 Dr.• F.lrf "a. 220}0 Ron. N.J. 07039 (Montclalt)-Mn. Robert Makosky. 16 Wayland Dr.• Veron', N.J. 070« (MUllIY Hill, New Providcnce}-Mn. M Mih.lek, 010 Forest Rd .• Murray Hill, N J 07971

NOllTH CAROLINA

(FaUs Cbul(h, VieM.} -Mrs. William Olsen, 10209 Tamarad: Dr , Va. 22180 (McLtan)-Mn. RoMrt F. Zitl'llS, Fortlt Villa Lane. Me· lean, Va. 22101

DELTA PROVINCE

Hampton Ro.d. (See Hampton Ro.d. , Va.)

Shen.ndoah (Stt Shen.ndoah V.lley, VI )

Chapel Hill (5« Ch.pel Hill N.C.)

Charlotte (Set Charlotte, N.C./ Gastoni. r Charlotte, N.C. Pmabor o Sa: Ch.pel Hill , N.C.)

Rlleiah (l .Ralei'h N.C.) Wlnston·S.lem Winston·Salem, N.C.)

VIRGINIA (excludina D.C. Are. 1ft Glmma)

Alcundril (See Ga.mma Prorincc) Bon Air (5« llichmond, Va.)

Bit Stone Gap (Set Blut R.idat'b Tenn./ Bndlewattt (Stt Shen.ndoa Val eY, V •. / Bristo (Set Bristol. Va .)

Bro.dw.,_ (Su Shen.ndoah V.lley. V •. )

Buena Via (See Shen.ndoah V.llt')'. V •. ) Charlottesville (Set Shen.ndoab V.ll4:y, Va.)

Cha.pew (Set Nodolk. Va.)

Dayton (Ste Sbe:n.ncloah V.IIt')' Va )

pryden (Sa: Blue Rid&e- Tenn./ EdlnbUJ',h (Set SbenandO.h Va It')'. V• • )

Elkton lSet Sbmandoah V.lltT Va.l fisherYi Ie (Set Shtn.ndo.h v.h eJ.. V•. )

Grottd (Set Shenandoah V.HtT, va.)

HamptOn (Set HamptOn Road •• Va )

Hurisonbw, (Set- Sbenaodo.b Valley, Va.)

Hiabland Spnnaa (Set Richmond Va.)

Kealetown (Sec Sbtlllndo.h Va/lC}'/. V•• )

Llay Sprina (Su Shen.ndo.h vllley, V • )

u:banon (See Blue Ridae, Tenn.)

Lex.inalon (See Shen.ndo.h V.IIt')' V•. )

Linville (Sec Shtn.ndo.h VaHeY/ Va ) luny (SetSbenandolb Valier, v •. ) McG-.htTsvllle (Set Sben.ndo.h V.llt')', Va .)

Mech.niCS'l illr (Se-e Ricbmond, Va )

Middlttown (See Shenandoah V.lley, Va .)

Midlothian (SK Richmond. V •. )

Movnt J.ckson (See Shenandoah Valley, V •. )

Newport New. ('S« Hampton lto.ds. Va . )

Norfolk ,(See Norfolk, V •. )

Penn Laud (5« Shen.ndoah V.Uey. VI )

Pleuant ValltT (Sec Sbtn.ndoah V.IIC)'. Va.)

Port Republic (Set SMnandoah V.Hey. Va.'

Portsmouth (Set Norfolk. Va .)

Richmond (See Richmond. V •• ) Sandston (Set J..ichrnond. Va.)

Si"-era Glen (5« Shenandoah V .lIey, Va.)

St.uton (See Shen.ndoah VallfY, Va.)

Struburl (St-e Shenandoah V.lley, Va.)

Waynesboro (Sec Shen.ndoab Valley. Va .)

Weyers eave (See Shenandoah V.lley, Va .)

Williaaubur, (Set H.mpton Ro.ds. V•• )

Vi[J:ini. Be.ch (Set Nodolk, Va.)

York County (Set H.mpton Ro.ds. Va )

WEST VII.GINIA

Athens (Set Nucer County. WClt Va.)

Bethlny (Sec WMthna. West Va.·Ohio V.ll'l)

Blut6tld (Su Merut County, Welt Va.)

Bramwdl (Set Metar County, West V•. )

Brid&epOrt (Set Oarksbur•. Well Va.)

Bristol (Set Cluksbut••.Welt Va .)

Buckhannon (Sec CI.rbbulI West Va.)

Charleston \Set Chulestoo. West Va.)

Clubbur, Set Clarbbu.r" Welt Va )

Dunbar (Set Chuleston, West v •.

Gr.fton {Set ClarUbur" WeM Va.

lwnbcrport: (Set Clubbull, West I.)

Mor,.ntvwo (Set Moe••nco n. West Va.)

Moundsville (See- Wheelina , Wat V• )

Ni tro (See Charlesto n, West VI )

Philippi (Seoe Clarksbur, Wnt V, )

Princeto n (5« Mercer CoUQ'L,. West VI , ) St. Albans (See Charleston , west V a. )

Salem (Set Clariubur. West Va .)

Sh i nn.t o n ( See d arz;{,urg West Va.)

South Charlesto n ( See Chulnton We.t VI .)

Cl ub an d Cha irm en

Chapel Hilll N .C.-Mrs LesJiee ScbiJdcin 71) Churchill Dr.,

Ch a pel Hi I. N .C. 27514

Chulone N C. - Mn B L Renfrow, 1209 Bracburn Rd .• Char · lotte, N.C 28211

W es t Uni o n (See Clarlubur• • West V•. )

Weston ( Set Cla rlc:sbur, West VI .)

Whet-line (See Wh«hnr Wcst V -Obio ValIer)

ltichmond, VI -Mn Ed ard G. Livesay, 6604 Park Ave , ltich · mond Va 23226

Sbtnandolh Va. - Mn James B Hoover, Rt. I, Fon.t Hills, Hartisonbw" Va 22801 Durham, N C.-Rald,h , N .C .-Mrs . D . M. Lew is, 32 0 West Dre wry Lane, Ra lel&h, N C. 27609

Winston Salem, N .C.-Mrs. J R Blackwell 833 Syl vlD Rd , W in· sto n·Salem. N.C 27104

Bristol, VI Ind Tenn (Pi Pb i Pocket)-Mrs. Wm H&ley. Count ry Club Estates Bri.tol Tenn n620

Hunpton Road. VI .-Mrs J. W Hornsb y. 210 I)orf ood Dr ., Ntw· port New s , VI 2}606

Chuleston. W VI -Mu. Harry Buwley IB4 Bed ford Rd , C harleston, W VI. 2H1 4 Clarksbur,. W VI -Mo. P R Wltson, Jr.• 214 Joho Ave • Clirlatiwi W VI 26}(l1

Mercer Count)' , W VI (Pi Phi Pockct) - Mu. Walter G. Burton , Rt , Bo. n7 Princeto n. W VI. 24740

Mor'lnt o n. W.VI .-Mn Wm R.Jln , 400 RoclnvlY Ave • Morlan · cown , W Va 26)cn Wbet:lilll , W.VI ·Ohio Vllle:y--).(ia Boonit McKcner, 27 Green · wood An , Wheelina , W VI 2600) Norfo lk. VI -Mfi P E !Citsta-, Ben Maan o Ji I Ave., N o rfo lk VI 2H08

FLOllIDA

Alacbul (See GlinClville. Fla ) Altamonte Sprir\&. (See Orl,ndo Wintu Plrk, Fl• . )

Apopka (Sec Orlando-Wintu Park , Fla .) Archer (See: Gainesville. Fla t Atlantic Be.ch (See: )Icbonville Fl • ) Bal Harbour (Sec Miami. Fl• ) Belleair (See Clearwater. Fla.) Belleair 8clch (SH: Clracwater Fl • • ) &ynton Beach (See West Palm Be.ch , Fla.)

Bradenton (See Suuotl, Fl• )

Bronson (See Gaincsville. Pla / Brooktr (Set: Gaincsville. Fla.

Capc Kmncdy (See Brevard County , Fl • ) Cape Cocal (See Southwest. Pis.)

Carol City (See Mi.mi, Fla ) Carr.belle (Sec T.JI&b.auer. PI •. ) Cusclber,.., ('5« Orl.ndo·Winter Plrk Fla )

Clur...-.ter (Sec C1eatwater, Fl • ) CleaCW".ter Beach (See OelC1l"tcr Fla )

Cocoa (Sec Btturd Coullty Fl • )

Cocol Be.ch (Sec Brevard COunty , Fla.)

Coconut Grove (SH: Milmi. Fl •. ) Cor.1 Glbles (Sec: Miami, Pia ) Cry.tal Be.ch lSee Clearwater, Pia.)

Dania (Sec 'Ho Iywood. Fla )

Dlytona Belch (See D.ytona Deh • F l•. ) DaytOna Belch Shores (See Dlytona Beh ., Pia.)

Davie (See Ft _ La u derdale P II.)

De Bat'( ('See DtLand. f l•. )

Dett6cld (See Ft. L.uderdale, Pia.) DeLand (Sec DeLand, Fla / Delton. (Sec Deland Pia

Dtstin (See Mary·Elther fla.)

Dunedin (Sec: Clea,.......tet! PI •. )

Dinnellon (See Oc.Ia. f •. ) E.u G.llie (See Brev.rd County l Fla ) Fernlndinl 8c::acb (See Jacksonville , fla ) Ft Laudtrd.le (See Pt. Lauderd.le, Fla ) ft. MJ'er' (See Southwtat. Fl • ) Ft W.lton Bach (See Mlry·Esther, Pia ) Glinesville ('See Gainesville. Fl • ) Golden Belch (See Mi.mi, FII ) Grant (See Brevard County, Fll ) Grren Cove Sprina' (Sec Fla )

GuUport Be.ch (See St Pettrsburl. FII ) Hlines Cit' (See ubl.nd FII ) Hillandale (Sre Hollywood_ FII ) Hlrbor Bluffs (Sec Clearwater. FlI ) H -.n. (Sec T.II.hau«. Fla ) Hawthorn (See Gainesville. Fla.)

Hiale.h (Sec Mi.mi. fl •. )

Hi&h SPfln,. (Sec Gainesville, PI I )

Holly Hill (See D.rtona SchOo fla ) Hollywood (See Hollywood. Fla ) Homcstud (See: Miami. Fla.)

Indi.l.ntic (See Brc:Yard County. Fla ) Indiln Harbo r Beach (Sec Brevard

EPSILON PROVINCE

County , PI • )

Indiln Iloclu Beach (Sec Clu""uer. FII.)

luonville (5« JlCktonvil1e, Fla ) acksonville Buch (See Jacksonvillt, FII.) dill (See Miami , FII ) Bisclyne (See Miami. FII.)

KC"J'stone Hei,a:hts (See Gainesvllit. Fla )

Kisslalmtt (Set: Orlando Wintu Plrk PI • I

R.rdin&:ton Shom (See St Petenbur,. Fla )

Rivier. Beacb (Sft West P.1m atach. Fla )

Rockltdae (See Bccvard County, Fla )

Roscllna (Sec Brevard County Fla )

Safet, Hlrbor (See Ciea""ater, Fla.)

St Petersbufl (Sec St. Pttenbura. 91a.)

St Petetshufl Belch (See St PetersbUl,. Pia.)

Lakdlnd (See Lanllnd, Fl.)

Lake Alfred (5« Laltdlnd l Fla )

Lake Plrk (Sec Wat Palm Buch. Fla ) l.ah Worth (Set: West Palm Beach, FII )

Larla (See Clearwaler. Fla )

Lutz (Sec: Tlmpl, Fll.)

McIntOlh (See Oella, Pia.)

Mlde i ll Belch (Stt St Peter5boJ.r, FII.)

Maitland (Sec Orlando·Winter Fla . ) Malabar (SH: Brenrd County.,r, Pia.)

Mandarin (See }lCbonvillt. I'll )

Maralte (See Ft. Laududlle. Pia )

Mlry·Estbtr (See Mary·Esther, PI •. )

Mlyport (See Jacksonville. FII )

Mdbourne (See Blt'flrd Cnunty. Pia )

Melbourne Beach (See Brn.rd Count)' Fla.)

Melrose (See Glin.ville Pla.)

Muritt Island (See: Brevard County, Pia )

Miami (Sec Miami. Fla )

Miami Belch (See Milmi l Fla.)

Miami Shore, (Sec MiamI. FII )

Milmi Springs (Sec Ml.m.J, Pia.)

Mic.nopy (See Glinesville. Fl •. )

Mims (See Brevard County. Fla )

N.plts (Sec N.pln. Fla.)

Neptunt' Beach (Sft Jacksonville. FII.)

Nt Port R i l'CM., (Sec CltlCW".ter FI.t )

Nt bcrry (Sec Gllnesville. Fla )

Niceville (Sec Mlry Esther. FII )

North Milmi (Sec Miami. Fli.

North Miami Beach (See Miami. Fla.)

North Pllm Beach (See West Palm Beach. Fla )

Ocala (Sft Ocall, FII )

Opa Locka (Sec Miami, Fla.)

OtlOle Plrk (See J,c1uonville, Fl • )

Orllndo [Sec: Otl.ndo- Winter P.rk Fla )

Ormond 5« DIYlona Bch • Fla )

Palm Beach (Sec W Palm Beach. Fla )

Palm Harbor (Sec Clul"Wlttr Fl •. )

Pass. Grille (Sec St Fl • )

Patrick AFB (See Brnltd County Fla ) (See Pensaco ll, Fl•• )

Perrine (Su Miami. Fla )

Pompano Beach (Sft Fl. Lauderdale, Fla.)

Ponce Inlet (See O')'Ion. Sch .• Fh )

Port Otiose (Sce D.ytona Bch .• Fl •. )

Ponte Vrdra 8c::ach (See }acbon't'ille, Fla )

Port Mal.bar (Sec Brevard Count)'. Fh . )

Quincy (Sec T.lllhus« Fla )

Rtdinalon Beach (Sec 51 Pelershuta, Fla )

Club. and Chairmen

Sar.sota (Sec Sarasota. Fla )

Sa tellite Beach (5ft: Brevard County. Pia )

Scblltaan (Sec Brevard County Fla )

Sebrina (See Lakel.nd, Pia.)

Shillmar (See M.ry·Esther. Fl •. )

Sh.rpu (See Brevard County , Fla.)

Soulb D.ytona (Sec Daytona Bch Fla )

South Mi.mi (Sec Miami. Fl • . )

Statke (See Glinesville, Fl •. )

Surfside (Sec: Miami, Fla.)

Tall.haucc (Sec Talla haSJeC. Pia )

Tampa (Sec: Tamp', Fla )

Tarpon Sprin&s (5« aea ater. fla.)

Templ, Tenla (See Tampl. PII )

TituJville (See Brevard County FII.)

Trellute Island (Sec St. Pet:crsbur•• lila.)

V.lr.araiso (Sec Matf.-E.sthcr, Fla )

WI. do lSec GliBCnllle, Fla )

Wcindl e (Sec Ocala. Pia.)

WCSI HolIJwood (Sec H ollywood. Fla.)

West Melbourne (Sec BrrYl t d County Fla )

West Miami (Sec Miami. FII.)

Wcst Palm Beach (See West P.1m Belch. fl •. )

Williston (Sec: Ocala , fla )

Wi ndtmtre (Sec Orland,:,·Wintu P.rk, Fl • )

W i nttr Haven (Sec Laleeland, Pia )

Winttr Pirie (Sec Orlando Winter Park. Fh )

GEORGIA

Atlant. (Sec Atlanta. Ga.)

Cb,mblee (See Atl,nll GI.)

Colle,e Park (5« Atlanta. GI )

Decatur (Sec: AtI.nta, Ga )

Elst Point (See AtI.nta, Ga )

Hlpeville (See AtI.nta, G •. )

Marieul (See Adlnta, Ga.)

Sandy Springs (Sec Atllnta, Ga )

Smyrna (5« Atbntl, Ga )

Tuclccr (Sec Atlantl, Ga.)

W.ycross (See W.ycross. GI )

SOUTH CAROLINA

Blythewood (See Columbil, S c.)

Cayce (Sec: Columbi •• S C )

Columbil (Sec Columbil. S c.)

Dentsville (Sec Columbil. S.C.)

H opltina (See Columbia. S c.)

West Columbia (Sec Columbi • • S .C.)

Brc:vard Co unt)' , Fl.- Mrs C. H Wilkrnon. 76) Hlnnah Dr., Clean ler PI.-Mn Ann J. Schntider, 1942 Rtbccci Dr • ClearMerritt Island. FI. J29n water. PI. 3H16

THI AaaOW 0' PI IITA 'HI

D.yton. Beach. Pl.-Mrs. Braxton Godwin. 14' John Anderson Dr•• Onnond 'Beach. PI. 32074

DeLand, FJ.-Mn H W. Johnson, 418 W. Minnesola A'¥r; .• I}r;. Land. PI. 32720

Fl Laududalr;" fl.-Mrs. PellY Jtlstrom. 62) S.W 12th 51 .• Fl. Laudtrdale, rl 33313

-Gain«viJIe, fl.-Miss Wtnt Simpson, 1111 Normand., Plan ApI #1, Templt THrace, FI. 336 17

HolI.,..ood. fl.-Mrs. ). W , DuidJOo, 4306 Cltvtland St , H olI., wood, FI. H021

Jlckson'¥iJIt. Fl.-Mrs. Wurtn J ollry, 4207 Conrederatr: Point Rd., ApI IH, J.c!uon.,ille, PI. )2210 -Lakeland , fl.-Mrs. J. S. Jarrett, 319 Lab Miriam Circlt. Lake land. PI. 33801

Mary·I.thtl'. FI. (Pi Phi Pock"tt)-Mrs. J P. !McLlin, 2" Be.ch · view Dr .• Ft W.lton Belch , PI. 32'48

Mi.mi. Fl.-Mu. R H. O.VIS. Jr., 11111 Belle Meade Island Dr.• Miami , FI. 33138 Naples, FI.-Mn. J M Miller, 1613 Murex Ln., N aples. FI. 33940

Ocala·Marion County, FI. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Jack auk, 2323 S.E. 'Ih St., Oclla. PI. 32670

MICHJGAN

Ad. (5« Grind Rapid" Mich .) Allen PIrie: (5« Downnver Ani, Detroit. Mich.)

Ann Arbor (Sec Ann Arbor, Mich .) Augusta Southwtllern Mich.)

Battle Crttk Battle Creek. Mich.)

Berlcclq (Sft: North Wood rd. Mich .) (See Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)

Bloomfield Hills (Sec Bloomfield Hills, Mich .)

Brookl.,n (Sec J.ckson. Mich .) Cenler Line (Sft: Grosse Poinle. Mich.)

Chelsea (Sec Ann Arbor, Mich .) aark Lalu (5« Jlckson. Mich .)

CIa son (See North Woodward, Mich .) Dearborn (See Detroit Mich .)

Drarborn HitS. (See cetroit, Mich .)

Detroit (See: Detroit, M ich ) •

Dexter (See Ann Arbot Mich.)

East Detroit (Sec G rosse Pointe, Mich .) East Gr.nd 'Rapid, (See Grand Rlplds. Mich .)

Eut Lln.in, (See Lansins·u,t Lansine:, Mich.)

Ecorse (Sec Detroit, Mich Downriver Ani)

F.uninaton (Sec Detroit, Mich.)

Ferndafe (Sec North Woodw.rd, Mich .) Franklin 15« Bloomfield Hilb b .Micb .) Garden City (Sec Detroit. Mic .) Grand Rlpld, (See Grand Rlpids. Mich.)

Grau Like (5«: Jackson. Mich.)

GrOSk Jle (See Detroit M Downriver Are.)

Grosse Poinle (See Gt'OSJt Poinle, Mich.)

Orlando-Winter Plrk. Fl.- Mrs M.rvin Hardy. III, 12",0 N orwood PL Orlando, FI. 32804

Penpcola. Fl.-Mrs. Rich.rd Turner 4003 Scenic Hi,hwa." P O Box 6W. Pensacoll. FI. 32)04

St. htr:rsbura. Pl.-Betty Littrell. 601 Lake Ml&loirt Blwd ., St. Petenhur,. PI. 3370' Sirisota. Fl.- Mrs. H W Scovill, 3033 Dawson St., Satuota, PI. 33'80

Southwest Plorida-Mn Betty W. Krauu, 103' S.E 43rd St ., Cape Coral FI. 33904

Tillah.ssee, Fl.-Mrs. J. A Smith. n04 Ramst)' Dr .• Talllh.s.sce FI. 32}03

Tampl. Pl.-Mrs Nathaniel Pieper. 3214 Fount.in Blvd .• Tampa, FI. 33609

We,t P.lm Beach. Fl.-Mrs. William Bollinaer, 636 '7th 51., West Palm Be.ch, FI. 33403

Atl:t:ua. GI -Mrs. William B. Bullock, 4570 Jrttridae Dr , N.W .• Allanl" , Ga. 30327

W.yctoJS, GI. {Pi Pbi Pocket)-Mrs. JoAnn DiBiase, 310 Han ovtr Dr .• Waycross, G•. 3UOI

Columbil. S.C.-Mn. J ohn N. Rtt'Yd. 122 0 PI.nt.ation O.ks Dr. , Colum bil. S.c. 29210

ZETA PROVINCE

Grosse Point City (See Grosse Pointe, Mich )

Grout Polnts Parm, (See Grosse Pointe, Mich .)

G roue "ointe Plrk (5«: Grosse Poinle, Micb.)

Gros.se Pointe Shon. (See GrOSk Poinlr;, Mich )

Grosse Pointe Woods (See Grosse Poi nte. Mich )

Harper Woods (5« Grosse Pointe, Mich .) Hazel Park (Sec Nort h Woodward. Mich .)

H o ell (See Ann Arbor. Mich.)

Huntin,to n Wood. (See Nortb Wood· ward, Mich.)

Inkster (Sec Detroit, Mich .)

Jackson (See Jackson, Mich .) kllamazoo (5« KalamalOO. Mich .) Kin,s"'ood School Cnnbrook (Ser; Bloom · field Hilli. Mich.)

Lamin, (See Lansing.Eul Lansinl, Micb .)

Lathrup ViIJage (See Nortb Woodward. Micb .) Lincoln Plrk (See: Detroit, Mich ., Down· river Are.)

[jvoni. (5« Detroit, Mich.)

Madison Heights (See North Woodw.,d)

Mlnchester (See Ann Arbor. Mich )

Melvindllt (See Octroit. Mich Down· river Are.)

Mich iJlan Cenler (5« Jackson. Mich.)

N ankm (Sec Detroit. Mich .)

Niles (5« South Bend·Mi,h aka. Ind .) Olk Park (See North Woodw.rd. Mich ) Okemos (See Lanslna·East Lansine.

Club. and Chairmen

Ann Arbor. Mi .-Mrs Dale E. BriIIS, 3890 Wlldenwood Dr ., Ann Arh or. Mi. 4810'

Mich .)

Parma (See J.cluon. Mich.)

Pltasant Rldse (Sec North Woodward, Mich .)

PI.,moulh (See Ann Arbor. Mich .) (Set Kalamazoo. M ich.)

Redford (See DeUoil, Mich .)

Ri.,er ROUie (See Detroit Mich Do n · river Are.)

Rochesler (5« Bloomfield Hills , Mich .)

Roseville (See: Grosse Poinle. Mich .)

Roy.1 Oak (5« North Wood ltd, Mich.)

St. Clair Shores (Sec Grosse Pointe. Mich .)

Southfield (See Notth Wood ltd, Mich .)

Soulha.le (5« Det roit. Mich .• DownriYCf Ana)

Soulh Lron (See Ann Arbor Mich .)

Tlylo r (See Detroi t. Mich., Do nrivr;r' Trenton (See Druo;l. Mich .• Downnvtr Area)

Wlrren (See Grosse Pointe. Mich .)

Wbitmore Lake (See: Ann Arbor. Mich.)

WYlndotte (See Detroit. Mich., Down· riYet Arta)

Ypsilanti (Ser; Ann Arbor. Mich .)

ONTARIO

(Sr;e Toronto. Ont Can.)

K ina (See Toronto, Ont., Can.)

Maplr; (See Totonto, Ont., Can.)

Oakville (Sec Toronto. Ont , Can.)

Port Credit (See Toronto. Onl .• Can.)

Richm ond Hills (Set ToronlO, Ont., Can )

Thornhill (Set T oronto. Ont Can.)

Toronto (Sec T oro nt o, Ont .• Can.)

Detroit Drathorn. Mi .: Genetal Chairman Ind Dearbom Area- Mrs Roberl H • .,es, 23629 PordJon. Dearborn, Mi. 48124 Battlt Creek. MI .-Mn John Mellnaton. 1134 Llkeside Dr., Battlt Credc:, MI 49013 Bloomfield Hills. Mi .:

Gtnetal Chairman: Mrs M.urice B Alltn Jr., 43U Derry ltd .• Bloomfield Hills. Mi. 480U (Bloomfield HiII, And over Hilh School)-Mri. Donald R Hub· bud. '640 Westwood 0., Birminah.m, Mi. 48010 (B loomfield Hills·Lahser Hllh School)-Mn. Donald A Booth, 91. l.a.mpwick Ct., Bloomfield Hills. Mi. 480U (Birminaham·Gro"Cs HIJh Scbool)-Mrs B.,ron E W.,att. 4861 Cimlrron Dr Bloomfield H il15. Mi 48013 (Bi rminabam ·Seaholm HiJb Sehaol)-Mrs. Andrew H M.dsen. Jr . . ''1 Kimberly. Birmlnaham. Mi. 48009 ( Kings ood School Cranbrook)-Mrs. James Ma." 813 N. Hlr,. dale, Bloomfield Hills. Mi. 48013 (Marion Hilh Scbool)-Mn. Jlmes M. jo.,ce. 462, Sionlei.h Rd .• Bloomfield Hill s, Mi 410U (West Bloomfield Hilb School)-Mrs. R.lph H. MIKO 6''3

Heather Heath Ln .• Birminaham. ML 48010 ( Rochesttr Hllh School)-Mn. Ronald Peatherstone, 2" E Ma f')'knoll, Roch«ter, MI 41063

OHIO

Akron (See Akron, Ohio)

Albin., (See Athtn" Ohi o) Alpha (See Dlyton, Ohio)

(Detroil A rta)-Mn. Kmnr;th C. Jensen , 20 101 Pitton, Detroil, Mi. 48219

(Do nriver Area)- M.r•. Reid Ledbetter, 2'431 Mtr idi.n. Grosse lie. Mi. 481}8 (Uwonia. Plrmouth Area)-Mrs. Richlrd Hosletler. 13701 Ellr;n Dr Livonll. Mi 48314

Grand R pid" Mi .-Marilyn H.,erup, lOB Ea,twood S.E .• Grind Rapids, .M i. 49,06 Grosse Poinlt. Mi.-Mrs. Donald McCarty, 139 Laktllnd, Grosse Pointt. Mi. 48230

JacHon Mi.--Mn. Jack V Butterfield. 904 Bri,hton Rd Jackson, Mi. 49203

Kll amn oo. Mi. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mn. Melvin A Wbite. 3-414 T.ouin. Kll amaz oo. Mi. 49001

LaruiOS·East un,ina-Mrs. Arth ur W Nolen, 422) Mar Moor Dr Lansi"" Mt 48917

North Wood"'ard , Mi.-Mrs B.,ron It.. Connlse 22B6 Met.mora Dr Birmin,ham, Mi 48010

Toronto, Ont • Cln.-Mrs. R E Mitchell, 791 Sp.din. Rd •• To· ronlo 10, Ont o Clnada

ETA PROVINCE

Alexandria (See Ntwark·Granwille. Obio) Ambtrlty' (See Cincinnlti. Ohio) Amesville (See Athena, Ohio) Athens (See Athens. Obio)

A urora Clr;veland E.st Ohio) Avon tale (See Clevtland Wesl, Ohio) Bainbtidse (See Clewhnd East, Ohio) Barberlon (See Akron. Ohio)

8ath (5« Akron Ohio)

8.,. Village (Sec Cleycf.nd Wnt. OhiO) Beach 00<1 (See Clevebnd 'East, Ohio)

Becl/ord (Sft Clevcllnd East, Ohio)

Bell.ire (Se:f: WhHlinc, West V • ·Ohio V.Ilt:'J)

Bellbrook (See D.yton, Ohio)

8e:llfountain (5« Sr.MllIfield Ohio)

Bentle,ville (See C evel.nd Ea;t, Ohio)

Berea (Sec Clevel.nd WHt t Ohio) (See ColumbUJ, OhI O)

Blue Asn (5«: Cincinn.ti Oh io)

Brecksville (See Clevtla;d Welt. Ohio)

B,id,eport (St-c Wht:rlinc. W VA .·Ohio V,U.,.)

Brook'riUe (Sec D.yton , Obio)

Vista (Set- Portsmouth. Ohio)

Canal Winchester ( St-c CoIwnbUJ, Obio)

Canfield (Set Younastown-W.lfen. Ohio) Canton IS« Canton. Ohio)

Crnle"i Ie (Src D.yton, Oh io)

Cha,nn F lls (See C1evellnd east. Ohio)

Chardon (See Clevel.nd Eut. Ohi o)

Chcs trrh i ll (Set Athens. Ohio)

Chesterl.nd (Set Clevellnd East. Ohio)

Cinci nn.ti (Srt Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

Cllyton (5« Darton. Ohi o)

C1eftl.nd (Sec C1eycl.nd East. Ohio)

Oevtllnd (wcst aide) (5« C1eortland WW',Ohiol

C1evel.nd Hel,hts (Scot Cltvellnd East. Ohio)

Clinton (Set Akron Ohio)

Co lumbu (Set Columbus. Ohio) (Set Akron Ohio)

Cu,.hOj:' F.lls (Set Akron. Oh io)

D.yton (Se:f: Dayton, Ohio)

Ottr Parlt (Set Cincinn.ti. Obio)

Dell".n (Set Crntral Ohi o)

De Graff (5« Spcina6r.ld , Ohio)

Dublin (Sec Columbus, Ohio)

Ellt Cleveland (Set Oeftl.nd Eut. Ohio )

E.t on (Src Richmond. Ind )

EI'I&lewood (Set D.yton Ohio)

Euclid (Srr Cleveland Eut Ohio)

F.irborn (Src DI.)'tOn. Ohio)

F. i rfield (Set Hamilto n. 0.)10)

Fairview Puk (Sec Cleveland West Ohio)

Finnqtow n (Set Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

Franklin (See D.,ton Ohio)

Fr.nklin Fum.ce (Sce PotISlnOvlh. Ohio)

Friendship (Set Portsmo uth, Ohio)

Gah.nn. (Set ColumbUJbOhiO)

GaliOl! (See Columbus. hi o)

G.lliopoli.s (See Athens. Ohio)

Gu6e:ld He:i,hu (Srr Cle:vt.land fut Ohio)

Gl.lU Mills (Set Cleveland East. Ohio)

Germ.ntown (Sec D<l)'ton. Ohio )

Glend.le (See Cincinnati. Ohio) Grandvi __ (See Colu.mbus. Ohio) Granville (Srr Newark.Granville\ Ohio) Greenhills (See dncinnui. Ohio

Gr«nville (5« O.ytonbOhin) Grove City (See Colum us. OlUo) Groveport (Srr Columbus. Ohio)

Ht.milton (See H,milton, Ohio)

H.rtville ( Sec Canton. Ohio)

Hl.nlhlll (Sec Port.smoulh , Oruo) Huth (Src Newllk·Gnnvllle. Ohi o) Hiahland Hriahts (Sec: Clevd.nd Ellt,

Obio)

Hilli.rd (Set Columbw\ Ohio)

Hudson (Src Akron OhiO)

Huntini V.lley (Sec Clevdand Eut. Ohio

Indil.n ill (Set Oncinn.tJ. Ohio) (See Nrwuk.(iranv,lIe, Ohio)

I.mtSto.n (Set Sprinprld. Ohio) nt (Sec Akron , Ohio)

Ketterln, (See: Darton, Ohio)

L.ke.oOd (See Oeveland wac\ Ohio)

uncutet (See ColumbUJ. Ohio

london (Srr Silrinafie:ld. Ohio) Loc'. (s.. Au...., Ohio)

Luc.sville IS« Portsmouth Ohio)

Lyndhutlt Set Ckvell.nd East , Ohio)

McArthur See Athens. OhiO) ( Scot Athens. Ohio )

M c Dermott (Set Portsmouth. Ohi o)

M.de i ra (See Cincinnl.ti. Obio)

Maple Heilhtl (Sre Cleveland Ellt. Ohio)

Mariemont (Se:f: Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

Mariett (See Athens. Ohiol

Mlltin Fer,., (Sre Wbtc inc. W Va.· Ohio V.lley)

Mu.sillon (See c.aton. OlUo)

Ml.umtr (See T oledo. Ohio)

M.y6rld (See Clrvt:land WI. Obio)

Ma;.6e:ld Hei&hts Clevel.nd East , Ohiol

MrchamCibura (Sre Sprinslirld Ohio)

Medin. (Scr Akron, Ohi o )

Mentor (Sec Cleyti.nd East Ohio)

Mil.miabu,. (s.t Darton , Ohiol

MiddJebur. Hei.hts (Se:t Cleve .nd West, Ohio)

Middleport (Sec Atben•• Obio)

Milford (Set CiMinn.tibOhio)

Minford (Set Ponsmout I Ohio)

MOj:.don (See Akroa, ODio)

Morcbnd Hills (See Clneland EIII , Ohio

Mt He.lthy. (Set Cincinnl.u, Ohio)

Mt Washin.ton (Set Cincinnati , Ohio)

Monror P.Us (Sr-r Akron, Ohio)

NelsonVIlle (Sec Athens. Ohio)

New.rk (See Newark-GranvillebObio)

Newbury (See Cleveland Ellt. hio)

New Botton (Set FortsmOlolth, Ohio)

New Carli.le (Set Da,ton, Ohiol

New Lrsilllton ISrr Athens Oh 0)

New Pari. (Sec Richmond. Ind .)

New Philadelphia (Srr Canton Ohio)

NOfth Canton (Srr Canton, Ohio)

North Colle,e .hll (Sre: Cincinn.ti. Ohio)

North Olmstead (5«: Clenl.nd West. Ohio)

Norwood (Set Gftcinnl.ti Ohio)

No'ftlty (See Clevtl.nd East. Ohio)

O.k.ood (See Dayton, Ohio)

OlmJted Palls (Set Cleveland West, Ohio)

Otln&e Clevtland East, Ohio)

Orq:on Set Toledo. Ohi o)

Otw.,. ( Portsmouth. Ohio)

P.inesville (Set Clrvtland E.st. Ohio)

f.rma (See Cleveland Wac. OhiO)

ParmI. Hri,htl Oevel.ncl West. Ohio/ Patulu • (Set Newarlt-Granville, Ohio)

Pttblu (Set PortSmOuth, OlUo)

Cl u b s and Cha i rm en THI

Pmlnsul. (Srr Akron Ohio)

Pmkerina:ton (Srr CoiumbUJ, Ohio)

Prpptt Pike (Sec C levrl.nd East , Ohi o)

Prl'fTSbur& (Set Toledo. Ohio)

Piketon Portsmouth. Ohio)

Port.smout h (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Powell (See Col umbus, Ohio)

Powellsville (Set Portsmouth, Ohio)

Philip.bur&. (Srr D.,ton Ohio)

Pomero, (Srr AthenJ. Ohio)

Rardin (Set Portsmouth. OhiOi

Rrad,n.8 ,( Ser Cincinnati, Ohio

Rt:'fnolcbburs (Set Columbus hio)

Richmond Hei,htl (Set drvtll.nd East. Ohio)

Rocky ltiver (See Wrst Obio)

Ruurll (Set Cleftland East. Ohio)

St. Clairsville (Set Wherlina. W. VI .Ohio VI.Ilr,-)

Sciotoville (Set Portsmouth , Ohio)

S.ket Hei,hts (Sec Clrvd.nd Eut . Ohio)

Sh.dyside (Set WherJin,. W. V •. -Ohio V.lle,)

Silftr Lake (Srt Abon, Ohio)

Slocum SutiOl! (Sre Portsmouth Ohio)

Solon (Set Clrvt:land East Ohi o)

South Ch.r1HtOl! (See Sprina6rld. OhiO!

Soutb Euclid (See OenratKI East. Ohio

South Ruurll (Str Cleveland East, Ohio

South Wrbstu (Sft Portsmouth} Obio)

Sprina V.lley (Src Dayton, OhiO)

Sprinalirld (See Sprin,s6e:ld. Ohio)

Sto (Set Akron, Ohio)

Slron,.villr (See Clevel.nd West, Ohio)

Sylyania (Set Toledo. Ohio)

Tl.llmad.t;t (Str Akron, Ohio)

Terrace P.rle: (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Tipp City (Srr D')1on. Obio)

T oledo (Scr Toledo, Ohio)

Trotwood (Set Dayton,. Ohio)

Tro, (Sec D.yton Ohio)

TWlnsbUl, (See Clrvcl.nd East. Ohio)

University Hri,btl (Set Oeve:l.nd East, Ohio)

Upper- .A.linatOft (Src Columbua. Obio)

Urbl.n. (Src Sp.-ir!,JMld. Ohio)

Utica (Set Newark-Granville. Ohio)

V.ndalil. (See Dlyton. Ohio)

W.dJworth (Srr Akron. Ohio)

W.kefield (Sre: Portsmouth Ohio)

W.mn 15ft YOlolncstown,Wl.rrrn , Ohio)

Warren.ville Hei,htl (Set Clevel.nd E.It, Ohio)

Waverl, (Set Portsmouth/ Ohio)

Wellston (Set Atbrns, Oruo)

West Carrollton (Sec D,rton. Ohio) West Milton (Sre O.ytoo. Ohio)

West Portsmouth (See Port.smou.tb, Ohin) Westerville (Set Columbus. Ohio)

Westlake (Set Cleveland West. Ohio)

Whiteh.1l (Set Columbus. Ohio)

Whrrlenburg (Set Portsmouth, Ohio) Wicklilfe (5« Cleveland Eut, Ohio)

Willo hby (Sec Clevel.nd EI.II, Ohio) Wilmi",ton (Sre: Dayton. Ohio) Worthi",ton (Set ColumbUJ. Ohio) Wyomifl.l (5« Cincinn.ti. Ohio) Yellow Spcinp (Srr Sprinaficld. Ohio) (Set Younastown Wamn OhiO) Xenia (Set 0."00. Ohio)

Aleron , R F. Turd, )01 Morcwood Aleron. Ohio "-un per Pike. Cleveland, Oh .• "124 Wut. Ohi n-( Mrs. W.lter A Rlli-i. 20M. Avalon Dr. , Rock, Riftr. Ob ••• u6 Athens, Ohio : Ge.neraI CharLman : Mrs , RicbJfd Phillip., 3' Graham Dr., Ath · ens, Ohio 4nOI (Pomeroy. Gallipolis. M iddleport)-Mrs. Don Mills, 491 Lincoln St .• Middleport, Oh.• "60 (Chesterhill, New LUII\&ton , McConndJ"iUe)-Mn H D Lowe, Slit Kte ., McConnelsville Oh. 04)7:56 (McArthur, Wellston. Alb.n, )-Mri John Beckley, 202 E Main, McArthur, Oh 4S6H Ailn, Nelsonville, Oh ",76-4 (losan)-Mn. Mu: D DaridJOn , Lake Lot.n Rd .• RI .• 2, Lo,In, Oh -Un8 ·Clnton, Ohio-Mrs. DlVid Muurelli. 1817 Jackson AYe ., M"NI · l on, Oh .• 4646 Cindnn.ti. Ohi o-Mrs Michad GrtI, 1107 untu St .• Milford Oh .• ,no Cleveland Eut. Oh io- Mrs Jame-s N. PI". 30726 Cedar Rd •• hp

INDIANA

Acton (See Southport. Ind .)

Columbua. Ohio-M E R.lph Korai., 29' Bry.nt Ave.• Wocth· Il'I&too, Oh 0015 D,yton. Ohio-MtI. Ouid Vlcbo" l}40 Pen •• , Ct .• D.yton. Oh •• 5.'9 Hamilton. Ohio-M.... Petet G Theobald. Jr • 911 P.rk Ave Hl.JDlhon, Ohio .'Ol} ·Newuk·G ranv,lIe. Ohio-Mrs John T.,lor. I,. W. Main St .• Newark Oh 00" Porbmouth. Ohio-Mn CylWl P. KabJ. 2014 Pranklin Blvd .• Portsmouth Oh • )662 Sprinc6rld\ Ohio-Mrs. John M H&rria. 1901 Pembrook Rd .• Spnn&field. Oh .• n04 Tolr.do. Ohio-Mrs Norman McDonald. 7062 Hickory Ridar. 5,1. vani., Oh .• 3'60 Youn&stown.W.rren. Obio-M Myron Ullm.n. 120 Sleep, Hoi· low Dr.• Un6eld. Ob ••• 06

THETA PIOVINCE

AIb.n, Alrundria(See(Set n. loci .)

And<""" (s.. And<non , Ind ,) B.uarrmlle (See Flaaklin. Incf.)

Bedford (5« Bl oominaton, Ind .)

8e«h Grove (See Indiana polis, Ind . o r Southport. Ind.)

Bloomfield (See Bloomington, Ind .) (Se e Bl oooll n,&t on. Ind. )

Boone G rove (5« ValpaulSo. Ind.)

Boonville (See Southwestern, Ind .)

Boston (S« Richmond, Ind.)

Brazil (S« Greencastle. Ind .)

Bristol (See Elkhart. Ind .)

Brownsb urg IS« Indianapolis Ind )

Cambridae City (See Richmond, Ind .)

Ca mby (See Southpol"t. In d.)

Ca rmel (See Indianapolis , Ind.)

Centerville (See Richmond, Ind )

Ches terfield (See Anderson. Ind .)

Chesterton (See Valparaiso, Ind .)

Cliffo rd (See Columbus. Ind .)

C linton (See Terre Haute. Ind .) Columbus (See Columbus, Ind.)

Connersville (See Richmond, Ind )

Crown Point (5« Gary, In d . )

Daleville (5« Muncie, Ind .)

Danville (See Indianapolis, Ind )

Dunkirk (See Muncie , Ind )

Dyer (See Hammond. Ind ) E Il I Chicl$o (See Hammond , Ind.)

Edinbur. (5« Pranklin, Ind .) Elkhart (See Elkhart. Ind .) Elwood (See Anderson. Ind .)

Ev a nsville (5« Southwestern , Ind .) Farmland (See Muncie, Ind ) Ft W.yne (Sec Ft Wayne, rnd.)

Fountain City (See Richm ond, Ind .) fr anklin (See Franklin, I nd.)

Frankton (See Anderso n. Ind.)

Gary (See Gary. Ind .) Gaston (MunCIe, Ind , !

Goshen (See Elkhart, nd'l

Greencastle (S« Gnencast e. Ind )

Greenfield (See Indi anapo lis Ind )

Greoensbur& (5« Southeastern. Ind )

Greenwood (See Southpon, Ind .)

Griffth (See H amm o nd , Ind )

Hagers town (See Richm ond, Ind )

Hammond (See Hammond , Ind.)

H artford City (See Muncie, Ind .)

Hebron (See Valpauiso, Ind.)

Highland (See Hammond, Ind .)

H oban (See Gary Ind ) (See Coiumbus, Ind .)

Indianapolis (See Ind ianapolis or Sou th · pon, Ind )

Jasonville (See Blooming ton, Ind )

kokom o (S« K okomo, Ind .)

Kouts (See Valparaiso, Ind 'l

Lafayette: (See Lafa,ette, In )

upd (See Anderson, Ind.)

Lawnnce (See Indi anapolis , Ind.)

Lebanon (See Indi anapolis, Ind. )

Liberty (See Richmond, Ind .)

Linton (See Bloomington Ind .)

Lynn (See Rich m ond, Ind .)

Mutinsville (See Bl oomington, Ind )

Merrillville (See Gary. Ind )

Milroy (Sec Southeastern, Ind.)

Milton (5« Richmond. Ind )

Mishawaka (5« South Bend · Mishawaka , Ind 1

Moon and (5« Muncie, Ind .)

Mount Vernon (See Southwestern Ind.)

Muncie (See Muncie, Ind )

Munste r (Sec Hammond. rnd.)

Nappanee (Set: Elkhart, Ind .)

Needham (5« FrankJin Ind .)

Newcastle (See Muncie. Ind )

New Haven (See Pt Wayne, Ind .)

New Liberty (See Richm ond, I nd.)

New Whiteland (See Franklin, Ind . o r Southport I nd.)

Newburgh (See Southwestern Ind.)

Nineveh 1Set: Franklin, Ind .}

Noblesvil e (5« Ind ianapolis. Ind .)

Ogden Dunes (See Gary, Ind .)

Club. and Chairmen

Anderson, Ind .-MH. Thom as Williams. 121 Mill Stream Ln ., Anderson Ind 46011

Osceola (See South Bend·Mishawaka, Ind )

Owennille (Set: Southwestern In d.)

Parter (See Muncie , Ind .)

Pendleto n (See Anderson, Ind .)

Petersburg (See Southwestern Ind .)

Plainfield (Sec Indianapolis Ind )

PorUie (See Gary, Ind . )

Portl an d (See Muncie, Ind ) (See Southwestern Ind .)

Princeton (See Southwestern Ind. )

Richmond (See Ri chmond, Ind .)

Roanoke (See Ft. Wa,ne Ind .)

St. J ohn (Set: Hammond' Ind )

SI. 'paul (S« Ind .)

Seymour (See Bloomington. Ind .)

Schererville (See H ammond Ind 'l

Shdbyville (See Southwestern In .)

South Bend (Sec South Bend Mishawaka, Ind )

Southport (See Ind.)

Southern Mari on County Hlih Schools (See Southport, I nd . )

Sp«dway (5« Indian.poli s, Ind )

Sullivan (See Terre Haute, Ind )

Terre H aute (Sec Terre H aute, Ind.) (See Franklin, Ind )

UOIon City (See Muncie, Ind )

V"r,uaiso (See Valparaiso. Ind , ) Wa dro n (See Southeastern Ind .) Wanamaker (See Southport, Ind .)

Wanllah (Sec Valpar aiSO, Ind .)

West Lafayette (See Lafayette. rnd .)

Wesl Terre Haule (Sec Terre H.ute , Ind .)

Westfield (Sec In dianapo lis Ind .)

Whiteland (5« Franklin' or Southport In d ) •

Whiting (See Hammond . Ind .)

Winchester (See Muncie. Ind ) Y o rktown (See Muncie, Ind )

Zionsville (See Indianapolis, I nd .)

E. Dr., Ind ianapolis. Ind 46280 (Sou th Area)- Mrs Robert Bowles , 612' Bryan Dr ., Indi.napo· lis Ind 46227 Bloomington, Ind.-Sand, Kincaid. lUI Sto neyctest Dr ., 'Bloom · ini ton, Ind 47401

Co l umbus. Ind.- Mu. R anda ll Tucker. 4180 N Riveuide Dr Co· l umbus. Ind. 47201

Elkhart County, Ind .-Mrs K eith j H olme s, 1901 Greenleaf Blvd • Elkhart, Ind. 46:n4 Port W ayne, Ind -Mrs. j ohn Becker, U19 Pine Valley Dr .• Ft W ay ne, Ind 4680' Franklin, Ind .-Mrs. Max Wiesman 24 Mornina Dr .• Franklin , Ind 46UI Gary. Ind .-Mrs Daniel 8e:ncie, %14 Dona Ct , Crown Point, Ind 46307 G reencastle. Ind. ('Pi Pbi Pocket)-Mrs Edward Hann on. 206 Hillsdale , Greencastle. Ind 46U' Hammond Ind .-Mrs. L 8. Yazel , 3323 Ond PI., H i,hland, Ind 46322 Indianapolis. Ind .:

General Chairman: Mrs . William Plemin•• 3123 Primrose , Indi anapolis, Ind 46220 (Northwest Area)-Mrs. jlmes Crumley. 6824 Carlsen Ave., In · dianlpoiis, Ind 46224 (No rth central Ana)-Mrs (ieorie DKk "0 E 81st St. , India · napolis Ind 46240 (Nort heast Area)-Mrs jack En&ledow. 10138 Marwood Trail

KENTUCKY

Aleundria (Set: Cincinnati. Ohio) Anch orage (See Louisville, Ky.)

Buechel (See Louisville. Ky.) Covi ngt on (See Cincinnati. Ohio) Cynthiana (See Lexington, Ky .) D anville (See Lexinaton, K y.)

Fern Creek (See Lowsvi lle )(y ) F I. Mitchell (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Ft Thom (See Cincinnati. Ohio)

Frankfort (See Lexington, Ky.)

Gurison (See Portsmouth. OhiO)

Geol"&etown (See Lexington. Ky .) Greenup ( Sec Portsmouth Ohio) Hlrrodsburg (See Lexinl!;ton. X, .)

Harrods Creek (See Lowsville. Ky.)

Jeffersontown (See Louisville. Ky .)

uncaster (Sec I.exingto n. Ky .) Lexin,ton (See Lexington, Ky.)

Louisville (See Louisville Ky.)

Lynn (5« "Po rtsmouth. Ohio)

Mt (Sec u:.;i"4ton. Ky.)

Newport (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

(Catholic and Private Khools)-Mn. Edward Dnw. ,673 N. Pennsy ania. In dianapolis, Ind. 46220 Kokomo, Ind .-Mrs . William F aulkner , 819 Susar M.ple Ln . , Ko · komo. Ind 46901

Lafayette. Ind .-Mrs j ames Mulhau.,t. R R II, Lafayette. Ind 4790' Muncie Ind .-Mrs. William Allen, 4o, S H utchinson Muncie, Ind. 47}03

'Richmond, Ind .-Mrs. W A Crum , '0 N 28th St ., Richmond, Ind 47374

South Bend Mishawaka. Ind -Mrs G. Rich.rd Green nn E Wayne St , South Bend. Ind 466n

Southeastern I ndiana-Mrs. Richard Welch R .R. 8 Greensbur" Ind. 47240

Southpo rt. Ind .-MIS. Robert A 1JQwies. 612) Bryan, Ind ia napol is Ind 46227

SOuth.... Indi ana- Mrs . Richard K . Graham, 1nO Hillsdale Rd ., Evansville, Ind 47711

'Terre Ha u te , Ind .- Mrs W R. Felts, R.R. 23, Box 29. Terre H au te, Ind 47802

VaipuailO In d .-'Mrs joseph Galvin, 319 E Mor,ln, Cheste rt o n, Ind 46304

IOTA PROVINCE

Nicholasville (Sec u:.;in,gto n K ,.)

Okolona (S« Louisville. Ky.)

Paris (5«: texin3ton. Ky .)

Pewee Valley (See louiSVille. Kl .)

Pleasure Ridie Park (See LouiSVille , Ky.)

Raceland (See Portsmo uth, Ohi o)

Richmond (See Lexinlton , Ky. )

St. Paul (See Po rtunouth , Ohi o )

South Portsmou th (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Stanford (See I.exil\&ton , Ky .)

V.lIey Station (See loUisville, Ky.)

Vancebur, (See Portsmouth, Ohio)

Versailles (See uxinlton, KJ: )

Winchester (See I.exincton, Ky.)

Wurtland (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

TENNESSEE

Bartlett (See Memphis, Tenn .)

Brentwood (See Nashville, Tenn .)

Bristol (Sec Bristo l Va , Pocket)

Cbattannootla ('Sec Ch.ttanooga, Tenn .)

Cleveland (See ChattaOOOla Tenn )

Collierville (Sec Memph is. tenn .)

Donelson (See Nuhville. Tenn .)

Franklin (See NashvilletTenn .)

Frarser (S« Memphis, enn.)

Gatlinbura (See Little Pigeon Tenn .)

Germantown (Sec Memphis, Tenn .)

Hixon (See ChahanOOla, Tenn .)

Johnson City (See Blue Rid,e Tenn ) )(jna:sport (See Blue R id&e, Tenn .)

Knoxville (See Knoxville. Tenn .)

Lookout Mountain (5« Cbahanoo,a, Tenn )

MlfTVille·Alcoa (5ee: Knortille Tenn .)

Memphis (See Memphis. Tenn.)

Nashville (See Nash"ille, Tenn.)

Oak Rid,e (See Knoxville )

Pittman Center (Set: Little Pi&eon)

Raleigh (See Mem phis. T enn.)

Sevierville (See Little Pi,eon , Tenn .)

Si,nll Mountain (See Ch,II.noo,a. Tenn )

Whitehaven (See Mtmphis Tenn )

Club. and Chairmen

LU1n&ton, K,..-Ml'$ , C. M . Miller. 128 1 Vi llage Dr ., D ·,. Lo:In,&ton, Ky <10)04

louIsville, Ky .-M rs. Gcor.c: Maltr, 630) Glen H ill Rd ., Louis ville, Ky 40222

K nollVlllc, Te nn.- Mrs Don McCown, 10 )1." Bhkcwood Dr ., Concord, Tenn 37720

LUlie Tenn .- Mrs J ack Henry , Woods, Tenn . )7 8 62 'Blue Rid,c , Tenn .- Mrs G. E. H onali; u , 909 Edac ood Ut. J. S. McNttsc. 8278 PI .• phls ·Cord ov., l80 18

KIn. spon, Tenn H66, Cha ttaR oo,. , Tenn .-Mus Manh. Ledford , 10 ) Kenwood ur ., Ch.U.noo,., Tenn )7 411

ALABAMA

Auburn (5« AI.)

a,tmltlfham (Sec Btraun.h.m. AI.)

GreenVille (5« Montlomtty AI.)

Huntsville (5« Huntsville. AI.)

Mobile (St-t Mobile. AI.)

M on tcomery (Sec Montaomcry( AI.) Northport (See Tuscaloosa, II ) Opelika (See Auburn·Opellka, AI.) Prattville (Sec Montl o met'J', AI.) Syl.caUi' (Sec SyIaClUCI AI.) TUSCIloosl (Sec Tuscaloosa, AI ) Wrtumplr. (Sec M o ntcome"J' , Al.)

NashVllle( Dobson Wright. lOn New N .tcht z Nuhvi Ie, Tenn l721)

KAPPA PROVINCE

MISSISSIPPI

(See Ms ) Biloxi Miss Gull CoUt)

Brandon (Sec J.ck so n, M •. ) Canton IS« J.ck so n M s.) Clarksd. c MiSSissiPPI De't.i Clevel.nd (.xc Miuissippi Drll. Clinton (Sec J.ckson, Ms .) Columbi. (Sec Hattiesbur•• Min.) Cruser (.xe Miuissippi Delt.) (.xe MiSSISs ippi Oeha)

Grttnwood (Sec Mississi ppi Dtlta)

Gren.d. (See Uoivnsity( Ms .) Gulfport (Sec Miss Gu f Co.M)

Club and Cha irm on

Auburn.Opellka. AI • - Mrs K.y Hardwick. 2H B O a k St.. Au · burn, Al •. l68l0

Bllmincham , AI • -Miss K.thryn E. Dun. l400 B-l9. aiR Rd • Blrmlnlham. Ala. l)20'

Huntsville( AI • - Mn R C AIlIIOn, Jr.• 826 Annlau Or S E Huntsvi Ie. Ala })802

Hatuesbur. (Sec M.s.)

Ho lly Spfiocs (See Universityl Ms ) Indu no l. (See M ississ ippi De t.)

Jackson (Sec Jackson, Ms .)

leland (Stt Mississippi Delta)

1.0"4 Belch (5«: Gulf Collt)

MCII&:old (Sce Mississippi Deltl)

Oaan Spnnas (See MISS Gulf COll t) Odo rd (Sce Universit]'. Ms )

Rosedlle (!See MissiSSippi Delli) Shaw (See MilSimppi Deh.)

Sidon (Sec Missiuippi Drlt.)

Sumner (Sec MissiSSippi Univtni!1 (Sec University, Ms ) Vazoo City (Sec Mississippi Defta)

Tusclloosa. Ala .- Mrs . William 4-Q Northw ood like, Northport. Ala })401

• • MI - Mrs Jim Gr.y, }02 South Dth An , H.luin · bur, Ms 39401 JlcksOn. Miss.-Mrs W Godwin, Jr .• 2610 like CucJe Jlcbon t Ms 19211 Ala .-Mrs J J Co pel.nd 49)8 N. C.rmel Dr ., AI • l6608

AI •. - Mrs Joe Ron. lO' Southb.wn Dr Mo ntJOlnnY

AI • 36 108

S,I.ClU& •. Ala (Pt Pbl Pockn) - Mrs. JI.lnC$ Jenkins. 902 W _ Coo S,lac.ua., AI • lH,O

MANITOBA

Chariuwood. Man. (See Winnipe•. M.ln Can.)

EISI K.ildonan. )Olin. (See Winnipeg. M.ln Can.)

Fort Garry, Man (Sce Winnipe•. Man , Can.)

Norwood. Man (Sec WinniPt:&: Man Can )

St Boniflce. Man. (Sec Wlnnipe., M.n .• Can )

St J.mes M.n. (Sec Winnipe• M.n Can.)

St . Vital, M.n. (Stt WioniPt:• • Min .. CaD. )

Tr.ntconl, Man (See Winnipq , Min Can.)

Tundo. Min Wlnn ipq. Min ., Con )

West Kild o nln , Min (Sf:(!! Winnipq, )ohn , Can.)

WinniPt:. , Min (See Winnipe. , Min ., C.n.)

MINNESOTA

An ok. (See MiMeapoli., Minn.) M innul;IOlI., "Minn ) Burnsville (5« Minneapoll., Minn ) Cott ewood (See MinnupOli •• Minn .) Coon Rlpid. (5« Minnupolis, Minn ) DftphlVcn (Set: Minneapolis Minn ) Duluth (Sec Duluth , Minn ·Superior. \lI; • • )

Eut Grand Forks (Sec Grand Forb. N D.)

Edin. (See Minnupolis, Minn ) E.celsio r (Sec Minnupoli •• Minn )

MIIIIJo$IPPI DeItI- MrS. R C. Willilmson. Bo. ". Yazoo City. Ms.l9 194

M ISl ISllppi Gulf Cout (Pi Phi Pocket) - Jlne 2l H rd 51 ., Gulfport , Ms. 39)01 UOIftll.ity. Mlss.-Miu Christine Drake. 110 Hicko ry. Odo rd Ms.

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Hopkins (See Minneapolis l Minn.) lone L.ke Minne.po Minn ) M htomcdi (5« St P.ul. Minn.) Minnupolis Minnupolis, Minn ) Minnetonk. 5« Minn.) Mound (See innespolis, Minn ) New 8ri.bton (5« St. P.ul, Minn .) N Oaks (See St. Plul , Minn ) Orono (Sce MiRllupolil, Minn ) Rich6e:ld ISec MmnelPQlis, Minn ) Robbinsd. (5«: Minnupolis, Minn ) Roseville (Stt St. Plul 1 Minn ) St Louis Pule: (5« Mlnnelpoli s. Minn .) St Paul (m St. P.lul, Minn ) S. St Plul (Sec St. P.ul. Minn ) Sh.kopce (See Minneapolis l Mi nn ) Stillwater (Sce St Plul , Minn ) W.nltl (S« MioneaPOlis MIM .) White: Bear La.1ce (See St Plul, Minn ) W. St P.ul (See St Paul, Minn ) NORTIf DAKOTA F."o ISee Fu.e N D.)

Gilby Sec Gtlnd N D .) Grand Fork. AFB (Me Gr.nd Po rks N.D.)

Grand Forb (Set Gr.nd Pories. N D ) (See PItIO. N D,)

WISCONSIN

Appleton (See Fex River V,lIty, Wis ) Blyside (Set Milw.uktt) W i•. ) Bel oit (See Beloit, Wis. (See Milw.ukee, Wi• ) Brown Our (Sec Milwluktt. WIS ) Butler (See Wis ) Ud.rbu,. (See Milw.uktt. Wi, )

Clubs and Cha irmen

WlnnlJ>Ct!:. Min , Canld, - Sulln Bill 2A-2M WellinJto n Cm· Wlnn i pe8 , M.n ., Can. Duluth Minn .·Superior, Wis.- Mrs J Z Dahl l60l E 4th St.

Cud.hy (See Wi,.) (Sec Beloit, Wls'i Elkhorn (Sec Bel oit Wis. Elm Grove (5« Milw.uktc, Wis ) Fo. Point Wi,.) Fllnklin (See Milwauktt Wis \ (5«: Wi • Grttnd.le (See MiI ukee. Wis.) Grccnneld (S« MiI IWI;«, Wi•. ) Corners (Milwauktt. Wis.) Har land (See Milwluktt. Wis.) (Sec Beloit, Wis ) k .uicaunl (Sec Fox River '/alley. W i•. ) Kimberly (Stt Fo x River- Wit .) Lalec {Su BelOit WIS ) Chute (See Fox River WIS ) Madison (See Mldison, Wis.) Melluhl (See Fo Rivet Wi t .) Mllw.uktt (See Mil uktt-. WIS.) Menomin« Fills (See WIS.) Mequon Milwluktt, Wis .) M\l$kq:e (See Milw.uktc. Wi, ) NHn.h (See Fox River Vllley , Wis ) New Berlin (S« Mil.-.uket Wi •. ) Dale Creek (See wis ) R iver Hilh (Su Milw.uhe, Wi"1 St Francis (See Milw.ukte Wis . Shol'C'Wood Milw.ukee, Wi •. South Milwlukee Wis ) SuPt:rio r (See Duluth. Minn . ·Superior . Wi,.)

Sussex (See Milw.ukH. Wis ) Thiennille tSee Wis ) Wauw.tosa (See Milwlukee Wis ) West Allis (Sec Milwukee. Wis ) Wm Milw.ukce (Sce Milw.ukee Wis ) Whittfish B,y (See W is.)

Grand Fo rks, N D .- Mrs. Curt M1snuson. H20 Chestnut 51 .• Grand Fo rks . N.D. )8201 Duluth Mn "804 ·Mlftnelpolis. M i nn .-Mti J J St.nley. 92)1 Rd Min. ftClpoli s , Mn "4l1 St Plul Mmn.-Mrs Olfford Wells 2645 Rot h PI. White Ben Lake. Mo "110 Far,O. N D .- Mrs. Robttt Hamblet , 117 2'th N , Parlo. N D )8102

Beloi t Wis .-Mrs C. E M.l c klem 1630 Ind i.ln Rd ., Beloit , Wis HHI f o x V.llt')' Wis .-Mr• Pstrick 10'7 GrtcnlcltS Ln Nttnab, Wis ' 49 )6 M l di son. Wi ••- Mrs. Richard LoltlCordon, 1110 Fon ter, M adison. Wi, n700C Mllwlu kn:. W is.- Mrs J o hn Lied.:, 672 CreKent Ct , Wluwat osa. WIS 5)21}

ArJ i n.cton Hei,bu (Sec Adinaton Heilhts, III )

Aurora (5« Fox Ri ytf" Valley III )

Burinston Arhlllion Heilhu, JlI. )

Batavia (Set Fox Rinr Valley, HI )

Bel'W'Tn (See Oak Park Riyu fottlt l III )

Brookfield (Sec Chicqo Wnl Suourban , III )

Ch icago (Cit)' school s south, Suburban Chi · cqo 5«: Chicqo Wm Suburban, Soutp Suburban, Oak Park-Ri"U ForHt, or North m.)

Chicalo Hei,htl (S« Chicalo South Suburban. 111.)

Clarendon Hills (See Hiosdale Township 111.)

Collan" Puk (See Chica&o West Suburb'n, III.)

Country Club Hills (See Chicago South Suburb.n)

Crrie (See Chicaao South Suburban, III.)

Dttrfield (Sec North Shore III.)

On Plaines (See Park Rid,e-Ots Plaines, III. )

Do Mrs Gron (Set Hinsdale To nship tiL)

Dundet (sec Dundee, III.)

Elk Groye (See Arllnglon III )

Elmhurst (See DuPue County Ill )

Elmwood Park (5« O.k Park -Rivu For · est, m.)

Evanston (See N o rth Sh ore, Jr., III.)

FloosrDOOr (See Chicago South Suburban, 111.)

Forest Park (Set Oak Park-River Fornt. III. )

(;e>neva (See POI: Rivu Valley-. III.)

Glencoe (See North Shore III.)

Glen EII,.n (Set OuPqe County , III . )

Arlill3ton Heiahts. III.:

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Glenyiew (5« North Shore Jr ., JII )

Glenwood (Sec Chicqo South Suburban , Graysm.!

ake (See Lake County, III )

Hatvel' (Sec Chicqo South Suburban, 111 . )

Huel Crtst: (Scc Oialo South Suburban, 111.)

Hi,bland Park (See North Shote, III )

HiMdale (See Hinsdale Township , Ill.)

HolDCw-ood (Sec Chia, o South Suburban Ill. )

Kenilw-orth (Sec North Shore, Ill )

La Granae (Sec Chiello West Suburban 111.)

LaGraqe Puk (Sec Chica&o West Suburban, 111.)

L.ke BluR' (Sec Lake County, 111.)

Lake Forest (Sce North Shore. III.)

Lansing (St-c H ammond. Ind.)

LibertyVille (Sec Lake County, 111.)

Lombard (Sec Du Pile County. 111.)

Matteson (Sec Chicago South Suburb.n)

Maywood (See Oale Park-River Porest, III. )

Melrose Park (See Oak Park_Rivu 111.)

Morton GroYe (Sec North Short'. Jr , III )

Mt. P rospect (See Allin&ton Heilflu, III )

Mundelein (St-c Lake County, III )

Northbrook (Sec North Shore./r , Ill.)

Northfield (Sec North Shore, II .)

Oak Park (Sec Oak Park-River Poust, Ill. )

Olympia Fields (Sec Cbia,o South Subur· ban, 111.)

Palatine (5« Arlin&ton Hei,bts. III )

Park Forest (Sec Chica,o South Suburban, JlL)

Clubs and Chairmen

General Chariman: Mrs. Lynn A Tarrant. H47 S. Cedar Glen , Arlinston Hei,hts. III 6000)

(Whethl1l H.S. and Hersey H.S.)-Mrs. Clinto n Bowman. 11\ Brook, Prospect Hits , Ill. 60070

(Prospect H.S.)-Mrs. Robert P. Horwath, 107 N. Windsor. Arli n&ton Hats ., III . 60004

(Conant H.S and Holfman Estates H S. )-Mrs Fred Bensing, 26) Enalewood Rd. H olfman Estates, III. 601H

(Elk Grove H S ) - Mn. Ronald Jonts. 1046 Warwick Ln., Elk Grove Village. III. 60007

(Palatine H.S.)-Mrs. Oonlld Tichenor. 10)) Niahtil1l.le Dr • Palatine, III. 60067

(Fremd H S.)-Mrs. Robert Otwey-. 1718 Appleby. InvernC$', III. 60067

(Arlinaton Hei,hts H S l-Mrs E. S. Reinhart, 1110 Marian Dr Arlirtlton Heiahts. III. 60)0)

(Form View H.S )-Mrs frederick Lussow , 4tO S. Gibbons. Arlinaton Hei,hls. III. 6OOO.f (Barril1lton H S.)-Mfl John Tull 10) Old Oak Ba.rrin&ton III 60010

Chicalo South Suburba n, III .-Mfl. Walter Hau, 107 Warwick . Puk Fort'st. m. 60466 Chicag o West Suburban I11.--Gcncrll Chairman : Mrs. C. 1. Tsaros. ))28 Law-n, Wcstun Sprines, III. 60))8 (Western Springs) - Mra James T Wilson. 4U6 Grand, Western III. 60))8 (Riverslde Brookficld) - Mrs Theodore DuBois, 2n Bartram Rd , Riverside. III. 6OH6 (LaGraJ\le)-Mrs Robert Groeneveld, 10} Sunset Aye ., La · GraNIc III. 60)2) (laGrange Park) - Mfl Walter S Brow-nin,. 811 N _ Kensin,ton Ave , LaGrar\je Park III. 60)2, Dundee. 111. (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mn Harr ison Kennicott R R 1, Hi c kory Hollow ltd Dundee , Ill. 6oU8 DuPage Countt. 111 .: (Elmhurst ,Vllla Park) - Mrs. A. T S.lvesen, 289 Poplar Aye" Elmhurst III. 6012 6

Abin&d on (Sec: III .)

Adams County (Sec Quincy. III.)

Aledo (Set MonmoutJ.. 111.)

Alenndu (Sec Jacksonwille. m.!

Alton (Sec Alton-Edwardl'lille, I I.)

Altona (Sec Galuburw. 111.)

Arthur (Set Champai,n -Urbana, m )

Ayon (Sec Avon -Bushndl. m )

Bnrdstown (Sec Spnn,cneld 111.)

8cmrnt (See Decatur, III )

Bethalto (See Alton-Edw-ards ville, III.)

Sethany (See Decatur, 111.)

BiusYiUe (See Mo nmouth 111.)

Blandinsville (Sec Avon -Bushnell III )

Park llidae ( Sec Park Ridle -Des Pl aines 111.)

Prospect Hei,hts (See Arl i natoo Hei,hu HL)

Richton Park (See Chica,o South Subur' ban)

Riyer Focest (Sec Oak Park-Rivet Po rt'st Ill. )

Riverside (Sec Oia,o West Suburban, m.J

RiVtf ale (Sec Chicl.lo South Suburban, III.)

Riyerwood (See North Shore, m.)

Rockford (Sec Rockford. 111.)

Rockton (Sec Beloit, Wis.)

Rollina Meadows (Sec Arl inaton Heilhts , III.)

Ro scoe (Sec Rockford, III.)

St Charies (Sc:e Pox River Valley, JlL)

Skokie (Sec North Shore Jr .• III.)

Th ornto n (Sec Chicl.lo South Suburban, III .)

Villa Park (See DuPqe County, III. )

Warrenville (Wheaton Cenual Hi,b School). (Sec Milton Township, lit)

Wauke,an (Sec Lake County. III.)

Western Sprinas (See Chia,o West Suburban. III.)

Westmont (Sec Hinsd ale Township III.)

Wheaton (Sec IMihon Township, III.)

Wheclina (Sec Arl inaton Hd,h u , Ill.)

Wilmette (Sec North Shore. III. or North Shore Jr .)

Wiofidd (Wheaton North HlIh School Qlf/,) (See Milton Townsbip. III.)

Winnetka (Sec North Shore. III. or North Shore Jr.)

(Glen EUyn-Lombard)-Mrs. L. H outs, H) M ain St • Glen EI · IJn, III. 60137 POI: Riyer Valley. ilL-Mrs. J. R. Marks, 1717 Kenlin,ton PI..

Aurora. III. 60,06

Hinsdale Townshipj IlL- Mrs. John C. Tanner , 9 5 749 Bmokbank Rd Hinsdale. II .60nl Lake County, 1II .-Mn. Paul F. Doescher, Rt I, Box }09 E. Rockl and Rd , Libertyyille. Ill. 60048 Milum Township. III -Mrs. Donald S. Hio ins, Boi8 S. Main St., Wheaton, III. 60187 North Shore III.: General Chairman and Highland Park: Mrs. Robert Earh.rt, }46 1 Krenn Avc_, H i,hla nd Park. III. 600}) (Decrficld)-Mts. Stephen 1M. Cornell, 14'9 Berkeley. Deerfield III. 600U (Lake FOf'Ht)-Mrs Ed in R. Oarkc, 72) Timber Ln Lake forest, III. 60()4:, (No rthfield. Wilmette, Winnetka (New Trier West) : also 5«: North Shore Jr.-Mrs. Richard C. Culbertson. }46 Latrobe, Northfield, III. (iOO9}

North Shore Jr .• JII. : General Chairman and Glencoe. Kenilworth. Wilmette, Winnetka (New- Trier Ease)-Mrs. Ned Strain, 1220 Elmwood Ave _. Wilmette III. 60091 (Evanston, Morton Groye. Skokie)-Mrs. Jane Lucu, 1010 Main St., Eyanston , III. 60202 (Glenvicw. Northbrook)-Mrs. Bruce G Pyfe. 2231 S ainwood, Glenview, 111. 6002) Oak Park RiYer FOrt'st, I1l.-Mrs. John B. Carroll 915 Kc,-stone Riye.- Porest. III. 60)0) Park Ridae -Des PI.ines. IIIOts Plaines-Mrs Elmer Haoson. 1092 Si.th Ave • Des Pia inn. III 60016

Park Ridae-Mrs Robert Kina, 9H Tomaw-adcc Ln , Park Rid,e. m.60068 Rockford, II I.-Mrs. Karl Ericbon. 391) Landstrom Rd , Rockford. III. 61111

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

Bloominat on (See Bloomit\llon -N o rm a l, III )

Blue Mound (See Occatur III.)

Bluffs (Sec J.cksonyille Ih )

&nville (Sec Champaian Urbana, III )

Bushnell (Sec Avon -Bushnell , III )

CaJu..tnd CitJ (Sec Hammond, lnd )

Cameron (Sec Galesbur,. 111.)

Canton (Sec Peor-ia. IILJ

Carbondale (Sec Carbon lIe, III.)

Carthlle (Sec Quincy III. O f Burlilliton low-a)

Champai,n (Set- Champalln -Urbana , III )

Chanderlcrville (Sec Jacktonville 111.)

Chapin (See JacUor:r.yillei 111.)

Chillicothe (Sec Peoria. 11.)

Coal Valley- (Sec Tri-CiIY. HI.)

Concord (Sec Jacksonville III.)

OanYille (See banville. ilL)

[Reatur (Sec Decatur, III.)

DeWitte , II (Sec Trl-City. III )

East Alton (Sec Alton·Edwardl'lille, III.)

East Moline (Sec Tri·CitJ, IlL)

East Peoria (See Peoria III )

EdwvdSYille (Sec Alton Edwardsyille , 111.)

Effin«ham (Sec Effin&ham. J1J.)

Parmer City (5« Champa.i&n-Urbar:r.a Ill )

Farmincto n (&c Peoria , 111.)

G.lcsburJ (Me Galesblltl. 111.)

Gibson City (Sec Champ,ian·Urban l, III. )

G od frey (Sec Alto n Edwardsv i lle , Ill. )

Good HOPe (See Avon -Bushnell. Il l. )

Grctnllitw (Sec SpriOlfitid. III )

Hamilton (5« Quincy , Ill.)

Jacksonville (5« Jacksonville Ill.)

kirkwood (Slee Monmouth, Ill )

Knoxville (Sec Galesbura, Jl1.)

Little York (Mc Monmouth, III.)

Macon (5« Decatur, JlI.)

Macomb (Sec Avon·Bushnell , 111.)

Mahomet ('See Champai,:n -Urbanl 111.)

Maquon (Sce G,lesburf' 111.)

Mil'n (Sec Tri·City, II )

Moline (Sec Tri-City. III.)

Monmouth (Stt Monmouth , III )

Monti«lIo (Sec Chunn,ian·Urblnl, HI )

Morton (Sec Peona. III.)

Mt Zion (5«: Decatur, JlI./ Mo""eaqua (See DeCJtur II.)

Ne..., Berlin (See III.)

Niant ic (Sec Decatur. III )

N o rmal (Sec Bloo minaton N o rm a l , III.)

O,den ('Set Champlign.Urblna. III )

Oneida (Sec Gllesbur. , III ) ()qul""lca (5« Burlington, 10...,.)

Pekin (Sec Peoria. IlL)

Peoria (5«: Pt-ori a, III.)

Peoria Hei,htJ (Sec Peoria , IlL) Petersburg (5« Sprinc6cld, III.)

PiltJ6cld (Sec Qu.iDCJ', III )

Plussnt Plains (Sec Springfield. III ) Port Byron (Set Td City , III.)

Prairie City (See Av o n Bushnell, Ill ) Quincy (s.. QW"",. III )

I(antoul (See Champ.itn Urbana , III ) Rlhan (Sec M onmouth 111.) Ri o (5«: Galesbul' , 111.)

Club. and Chairmen

Rock Island (Sec Tr i- CitJ III )

Roodhouse (See JackJonvilJrjlll )

ROH'Yilie (Sec Monmouth. I I.)

Roxanna (Sec Alton -Edwa rdsville, Ill.)

Rushville (Sec JacitJonville, 111. )

St. (Sec Champ.ian -Urbana, III.)

Se.ton fScc Monmouth , III.)

ShelbYVille (Sec Decatur, III,)

Silvis (5« Tri·City, III.)

Springfield (Sec Sprilllfield, III )

Ta"lorvilie (See Orclwr, III )

T o lono (Sec ChllDplign·Urblnl. 111.)

Tuscola (Sec Champai,n Urblna, III.) Urbana (5«- ChllDpaign Urbanl, III.)

V i rginia (Sec Jacksonv i lle 111 )

Washincton (5«: Peoria. JlI.)

Wenona (5«: Peoria, III.)

Whitehall (See }Icbonville. JlI.)

Winchester (Sec Jacksonville, 111.)

Wood River (See Ahon·Ed...,ardsville III )

Alton·Edwardsville, 1lI.-Mts. D. Donald McL.in. 700 St.te SI.. St • Effin.ham, III 62401 Alton. III. 62002

Avon Bushneli. III .-Mn John La...,son, 931 N CraHo rd, Bu.sh · nell. III 61422

Bloomincton Normal, I1J.-Mrs Robert Conclc1in. 121" E. Gr ove.

Bloomln,to n , III. 61701

Carbond.le (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs Don Urnasters. 1402 W. Free· man , Carbondale III. 6 2901

Champajan Urbana. Ill.- Mrs Gtorae Shapland. 1014 H.dley Or .• Ch.mplian. III. 61820

Danvillet UI.-Mn. James E. HIllS, 1410 Woodricl.t:e Rd • Dan · ville, 11.61832

Dec.tur, ilL-Mrs Robert Tlylor. 4"8 Timber Dr • Dtc.tur, III. 62nl

Effinaham, JlI. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mts Gene Henderson, 1211 S. "th

IOWA

Altoon. (See Des Moines. 10wl)

Ame. (Sec Ames, l o"'a)

Ankenr (See On M oines. Iowa)

Bettt-ndorE (Sce Tri-City\ III )

Boone (See Ames. lo a Buffalo (See Tn ·City, Ill.)

Burlin&ton (See Butlinato n, lo...,a)

Carli , lt (See Indi .nol., Iowa)

Colo (See Ames, lo a) Co r.h' ille (See lo...,a City, l()'Nt) Council Bluffs (St.e Counci l Bluffs, Iowa)

D.venport (See Tti ·CiI1. 111.)

Des Moines (See Des Moines , 10""1)

Indi.nola (Sec Indi.nola 10 ) low. City (St.e low. City. Jow.)

Johnston (Set Des Moines. l ow.)

UClaire (Sec Tn ·City, Jll. )

Mldrid (See Ames. 10...,.)

M.lvern (Sec Council Blulh. 10 )

M.rion (Sec Cedar R apids. 10 )

Galtsburg. ilL - Mrs J.ck Lundeen 979 N. Cedar St , GaitSbul', Ill 61401

J.cksonvillet ilL- Mrs Jean M Spencer. 310 Woodl.nd PI .• J.ck. sonville, II 626'0

M o nmouth JII -Sall, A &wm.n, 411 N 10th St , Monm o uth. III 61462

Peoria ilL-Mrs O W Miller. H2 Prospect Ln , Peoria. III. 61614

Quincy, Ill.-Mrs. T A O.ldCT. 2057 Maine St , Quincy. III 62301

Sprinc6c1d. IlL-Mrs WiIIi.m Schnirrin&. 22 Wild...,ood Rd , Spllngficld. III. 62704

Tri.City. IlL-Mrs. J ohn W. Wisc, 2216 W Co lumbi a Ave , Davenport. Ia '2804

NU PROVINCE

Mt. P1eaS.nt (See Mr. Ple.Slnt. low.)

Mt. Union (Set Mt. Pleasant, Jowa) Nu.da (Sec Amn low./. New London (5« Mt P e.Slnt, l o""a) North Liberty (Sec low. City. 10 ) Norwalk (See Ott; M oines 10"-') Olds (5«: Mt. Pleas.nt. Iowa)

Pleasant Valley (See Tti-City, JlI.)

S.lem (Sec Mt Pleasantl Iowa)

Sergunt Bluff (Sec SoUIX City. 10wl)

Sioux City (See Sioux City , 10""1) S edesbur. (Set Mt. PleaSlnt, 10""') Story City (Set Ames, 10wl)

Treynor (See Council Bluffs. low.) Un i versity Hei,b tt (Sec l owl City. low.) Urtnndde (Set Ots M oines. Iowa) West Dei Moines (Sec Des Moines. fo...,.) Win6cld (Sec Mt Pleas.nt, 10wl)

NEBRASKA

Bdlcv...e (See Om.h•• Neb.)

Club. and Chairmen

Ames, l o...,a- Mn. John Grlnt, 2907 Ross Rd Ames. la '0010 Burlin4ton (Pi Phi Pocktt)-Mrs Robert Meese, 2"06 Dehn St BUlilOiton II. }2601 Cedar Rlpids, l owa-Mn J o hn Robb, 2330 Linden Dr. S E., Ce · dar R.pids la. H403

Counci l Bluffs I n...,a - Mrs Ann W.lters, 220 'th Ave , Council Bluffs la 'nol

Des M oines, lo...,a-Mrs. C E. uar, 33 Foster Or .• Des Moina. la '0312 Indi.nola, l owa-Mn CraIg Rran. R.R. 4. Indi .nola, la. '012' I owa City. Ia -Mrs. Richard Hansen, 2026 Iowa City, 1• • 121.40

Lincoln (5« Lincoln. Neb.)

Millard (5« Omah•• Nt-b )

Omaha (Sec Omah•. Nf'h )

PIPillion (5«: Omah•• Neb )

R .lston (See Om.hl. Neb.)

South Sioux City (See Sioux City, Iowa)

Sprin&fitld (S« Omahl, Neb.)

SOUTH DAKOTA

Belle Fourc he (See Black Hills of South C.kotl)

Custer (See Black Hills of South Dakota) Dead...,ood (See Blick Hill s of South Da· kot.)

Hot Sprinas (See Black Hills of South 01kota)

Lead (See Black Hills of South Dakota) R. pid City (Sec BI.ck Hill, of South 01kot.)

Sioux Falls (Sec Sio\lI Fill •. S D ) Vermillion (Sec Vermillion, S.D.)

Pleasant, Ia. '264 1

Sioux City, 10""I-Mrs John Conover, 1819 Ind ian Hills Dr Sioux Citr, Ia ,U(M

Lincoln, Neb -Mn. Scott Rl8er, 1942 S Cotner Blvd , lincoln, Ncb.68H)6 Om.ha, Nf'h - M n. Don.ld McWilliams. 9212 Redman Ave • Omaha. Neb. 68H4

Black Hill, of South Dalc:ot.-Mn. Leslie G. Larson. 3103 Morning· view. R. pid City, S.D )770 1 Sioux Falls S D -Mrs Thomas W. Taylor 2210 Pendar Ln , Sioux F.lls. S D nJO' Vermillion. S D .-Mrs. Edith Heer. 9U E. M.in, Vermillion, S.D. Mt. Pleasant, l o...,.-Mrs John Hunt, 21l¥2 E. Monroe St , Mt. H069

KANSAS

Bethel (Sec K.nus City. K.n ) BonMr Sprinas (5ft, Kansas City, K.n ) (Sec Weslern Kansas)

Claflin (Sec Western KanJls)

Colby (Set: Western Kans as)

Derby (5« Wichita, K .n )

Doda;e City (Sec: Weslern K.nsas) (5« Western Kan )

Edwlrdsville (St.e K.ns as City. Kin )

Ellinwood (Sec Watern K.n slS)

Empori. (Sec Kansas City. K.n.)

F.irw.y (Sec X.nsas City. Mo.)

City (See Western Klnsas)

Great Bend (See Western Klnsas) H ays (5« Western K.ns u)

XI PROVINCE

H,tsvillt (See K.n .), H o ton (See T()JIeka. I't. ln )

Hutchinso n (See Hutchinson. Kan.)

K .nsas (5« Kans as City, K an . at Kansas City, Mo.)

Lake of FotHt (Sec Kansas City, Kan. )

Larned (See Watern Klns as)

L.wrt:ncc (Sec Lawrence. Kan )

Leavenworth (Set La rence. Kin.)

Leawood (Sec K.nsas City. Mo . )

l.cncu (Sec K anJls City. Mo.)

Libt.ral (See Western Kansas)

Lyons (Sec: Western K.nsu) Manh.ttln (See M.nh.ttan. Kan )

Maple Hill (See Topek •• Kan )

McCruen (5«: Western Kansas)

McPhc:rso n (See McPhenon. Kan )

Mission (Sec Kansss City. Mo.)

Merriam (5« KanSSI City, Mo. ) Muncie (Sec Kansas City, Kan )

Norton (See Western Kans as)

OI.lhe (&c K.nsas City. M o .)

Ottawa JScc L.wrence, K.n .)

Ovalan Park (See Kan sas City. Mo.)

Philipsbulll (See Western K .nsu)

Pomon. (See Lawrena,K.n.)

Prairie Village (See K ansas City. Mo.)

Quiv«a (Sec X.nsu City. K .n.)

R\lSscll (See Western Klnus) S hawnee Mission (See Kan sas Ci ty, Mo.)

Sh.wn« (S« Kansu City, Mo )

Silver (5« Kan. )

s"tacux (See Wukrn (See ta""rence, K an.)

Tope:ka (5« Tope:ka, Kin.)

Turner (5« K ansas City, Ln.)

Valle, Cenkr (Set: Wichitl, K in.)

Westwood Hills (See K ansas City, Mo.)

Wichitl (See Wichita. K i n .)

Williamsbw, (Sec Lawrence, K a n .) MISSOURI

Aur orl Sprinllfie:ld. Mo.)

Ball...,in (See St Louis Mo.)

Sprinas (See Kaniu City, Mo .)

Bolivar (See Sprin,ndd. Mo.)

Brent1lfood (See St. Louis. Mo .)

Chesterfidd (5« St l oui s. Mo.)

Clayton (See St louis, Mo )

Columbia (See Columbia, Mo ) Crutwood (5« St Louis, Mo )

Creve Coeur (Set: St. Louis, Mo .)

Des Peres (5« St. Louis, Mo.)

Ellisville (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Fer,uson (5« St Louis. Mo )

Florinan! (See St Louis, Mo.)

ForSYth (See Sprinafidd, Mo .)

Fron kn ac (See St . Louis, Mo.)

Glendale (See St. Louis, Mo )

Grai n Valley (5« Kansas City. Mo.)

Grandview (5« Kan sas City, Mo )

Hann ibal (See QvinCJ, JlI.)

Hazd1lfood (Set St. Louis. Mo.)

Hickm an Mills (See KUlslS City:.Mo .)

Independence (See Kan sas City. M O.)

Jefferson City (See Jefferson City. Mo .) kansS! City (See Kansas Cit,. Mo Kan · sas City , Kan. & Klnsn City North)

Kirk1lfood (See St l o uis Mo.)

Ladue (See St Louis. Mo )

Lee's Summit (See Kansu City. Mo )

Clubs and Chairmen

Hutchinson , Ks .-Mrs. R C. Davidson, Jr ., 6 Do1lfning Rd., Hutchinson Ks. 6n OI

Kansas City. Ks .-Mrs Bubara S. Zeller 210' N. 83rd 51., Kan · us City. Ks 66109

V.-Mrs ltichard E",y. 4311 E En&lish, Wich ita , Ks.

KanlU State V .-Mrs S. K Luter. H' N. Pershi"" Wichita. Ks. 67208

Geor,e H Ryan, 02} Spencer Dr.• l aw rence ,

M.nhatt.n, Ks .-Mrs tarry WeiBel. 19U Moors omery. Manhat. lan , Ks 66'02

McPherso n, Xs , (Pi Phi Poc ket)-Mn . J . Pierce. B44 N , Maple. Mc Phe rso n . Ks. 67460

Ks .-Mrs William Sheahan. III , 7U Buchan an T opeka , 1<>.66606

Western K nSl t- Mrs. Richard Proffil. Chase. KJ, 67n4

Wichita. ( Out ,o ( Sule) - Mrs J arnt.s F Hadley. 62) N. Bro.d · moor, Wichita. KI 67206

Kansas V .-Mn Rich ard Ewy. 4HI E EnSlish, Wichita, Ks 67218

Kan sas State V.-Mrs S. K u Sler 23) N. Pcrshins. Wichila Ks 67208

Columbia. Mo.-Mrs Plul A Medley. )U E , Rockcreek Dr., Co. lumbla. Mo 6'201

Jefferson City, M o.- Mfi A R Trippenscc, 108 Greenbc:rty Rd •

Liberty (See Liberty, Mo .)

Manch esler (See St Louis, MoJ

Mlple1lf ood (See St. Louis Mo.)

Marshfield (See Spritll6e1J. Mo .)

Mexico (See Mexico. Mo .)

NOJm.ndy (See SI. Louis, Mo )

Olrntte (See St. Louis, Mo.)

Ozark (See SpriOj:fieid. Mo.)

Rayt o.n (See Kansu City, Mo .)

Richmond (5« St LOUIS. Mo.)

Shrewsbury (See St Louis, Mo.)

St. Ann (See St Louis. Mo.)

St. Charles (See St Louis, Mo .)

SI. Louis (5« St. Louis. Mo.)

St. J ose ph (See St. Joseph. Mo .)

Spnnafield (See Spnnafield. Mo )

VniyersilY City (Sec SI. Louis. Mo )

W arso n Woods (See St. l oui s, Mo )

Webster Groves (See St. Louis. Mo. )

Jefferson Cily, Mo 6nOI Kansas City, Mo.·Shaw nee Miss io n Ks .:

General Chairm.n: Mrs. Gordon K N au,hlon, }600 W 99lh. Sh.wnee Mission, Ks. 66206 (K.nsas Alphl) Mrs J ohn 8«k. 8842 Enlland. Oyerl.nd Pltk , Ks.662 12 (Kansas Bet.) Mrs , Bob Kniahton. 842 7 Fuley Overl and Pllk Ks 66212 (Kanlls Out or Mrs J ohn Schroeder, 9311 Hildy Dr " Oyerland Pllk Ks , 66212 (Missouri Alpha) Mrs Robert Miller. 7"42 VilI .ge Or., Vill'Ae. Ks 66208 (MisV)uri Out o f St.te) Mrs. Vi rgil Armer, 7600 F.irw.,., Prairie VIIII,e, Ks 66208 KanslS City North. Mo. (Pi Phi Pocket)-<Mn. J . R. Nul, Jr " "002 N E 49th Tetr Kansas City. Mo. 64118 Liberty. Mo (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. C. K. Larson, }U Wilshire llhd .• ) ,ibc:m. Mo 6 0'l8

Mexico Mo. (Pi Phi Pockrt) - 8elty A McQueen. 101 South St ., Muico, Mo. 6'26' St. Joseph. Mo.-Mrs Robert DoU&lass. 1418 N 261h St., St , Joseph Mo 64'06 St. l ouis1. Mo .-Mrs. Carlte M Rliney. U09 Andre.... Dr , St. louis. MO 6}122 SprinlSfield. Mo.-Mn. P.tricia H Brad sh.w. UO} E Delmar. Springfield. Mo. 6'804

OMICRON PROVINCE ARKANSAS

Alma (See Ft. Smith. Ark,) Arkadelphia (See Hot Sprinas. Ark .) Armorel Osceola, Ark.)

Bauxite (See little Rock, Ark.) Benton \See Little Rock, Ark ,) Blythevi Ie (See Osceola. Ark .) Burdette (See Okeoia. ArIc .) Camden (Sec Camden Ark .) (See Pnirie\ ArIc .) DcQueen (See Tankan •• ArIC .- Tex.) DeWitt JSee Grand PUirie. Ark . ) EI Dora 0 (5« EI Dorado. Ark .) - EtO'1lfah \.5« OKeoll, Ark , ) Fa,ettevi Ie (See Fayetteville. ArIc ) Fl Smith (See Fl Smith, Ark .) Hazen (See Grand Pr. i rie. Ark .) Hope: (See Gund Ark .) Hot Sprinl!;s (See HOI SprinaJ, Ark .) Jacksonville (See Little Rock Ark .) le.chville (5« Osceola , Ark .) Little Rock (See Little Rock, Ark .)

Lonoke (Sec Liltle Rock\ Ark .) Luxora (See OK'cnla. Au: .) (See Tenrk.n. , Ark .·Tex .) Malvern (See H ot Sprinas, Ark ) Manil (See O$(col. Ark .) North Little Rock (See Little Rocle Ark .)

(See Osceoll , Ark .)

Ourk (See Ft Smith , Ark .)

P.ris (See Ft Smith. Ark.)

Pine Bluff (See Pin.e Bluff Ark .)

Prescott (5« Te:urkana Ark lex .)

Scott (See Lillie Rock. Ark .)

Sherrill \Sec Pine Bluff, Arle)

Sprinada e (See F.yetteville, Ark .)

StutlJl:art (See Grand Prairie Ark .)

Taultana (5« Tn arka n a, Ark Tu .)

Van Bwen (See Ft Smith Ark .)

Wilson (Sec Osceola, Ark .)

OKLAHOMA

Ada (See Pauls Valley , Okla )

Altus (Sec Altus Okla.)

Ardmore (See Ardmotfe, Okla.)

BJ.rtlesvilIe (See BartlenilIe, Okl a.)

Bethany (See Oklahoma City. Okl •. )

Blachell (See Ponca Cily.Kay County, Ok .)

Checot.h (Sec Musko,ee Okl •. )

Comanche (See Duncan, Okla.)

Copan (5« Bartlesville, Okla .)

Dewer (See Bartlesville Okla.)

Dunc.n (Sec DunCin. Okla .)

Edmond (See Edmond , Okla )

Glencoe (See Still...,.ter, Okla,)

Healdton (See Ardmore. Okl •. )

Clubs and Chairmen

EI Dorado. Ark .-Mn. John L. Anth on,. 1" Glenridae, EI Dorado. Ark 7 1730

Ka. City (See Ponca City-Kay County. Okla.)

Lindsay (Sec Pauls Valle y, Okl •. )

loco (See Duncan, Okla./

Mad il (See Ardlnore. Ok a )

Marietta (Set Ardmore, Okla.)

Marlow (See Duncan, Okla )

Mid1Yut City (SH Midwesl City , Okla .) Musko,ee (See MuskQ&et:, Okla.)

Ne...,kirk (Sec Ponea City·K., County, Okla )

Norman (See Norman. Okla ,)

Oklahoma City (5«- Oklahoma City. Okla )

Paub V.lley (Sec P.uls VIlley Okla.)

Poteau (Sec Musk o,et. Okla.)

Putnam (Sec Oklahoma Cityl Okla ,)

Ramona (See Bartienille. ada.)

Sh,1Ynee (See Sh'1Ifnee. Okla )

Still ••tu (See Stillwlter, Okla .) Tahlequ ah (See Musko,e.el Okla .)

Tonkawa (Sec Ponca City-Ka,. County. Olela )

Tulll (5« Tulsa. Okll. )

W'&oner (.5« Muskolee. Okla .)

Wlurika (See Duncan. Okla ) Western Hdahls (Sec Oklah oma City, Okla.)

Wynne...,ood (See Okl.homa Cit)'. Okla )

Osceola·Blytheville. Ark .-Mrs Nick Patterson , 1900 N 10th , Blytheville Ark 723 U ·F.yettevill e. Ark .-Mu. T. 0, D uncan, 2749 Elizabeth. Fa yetle· ville. Ark 72701 Fort Smith. Ark .- Mn , Erick E, Hau lld 201 N }91h St , Ft. Smith Ark, 72901 Grand Prairie, Arlt .-Mrs Jaclt J acobs. 1609 Coker Hampton Dr Stutt&lfl. ArIC 72 160 Ho i Sp rin,s. Ark .-Mn , B rooks T . Rice , Rt. I, Box 186. H ot . Ark . 71901

ROCk. Ark .: (Ark, Alpha Ind Out or Stak) M n. J ames W , Graf. 12 BUlle 0 Linle Rock Ark 72207 (V. o( ArklDsu -Little Rock)-Mrs C. Youn" ,,, Le Fenr lIn.e. Rock. Ark 72207

Mrs John Puson, Melrose Apts • Osceola, Ark 7B70 Bluff Ark .-M rs, Beverly Goggans, 2'02 N 47t h. PiM Bluff Ark 71601

Tn:arkana, Ark. Te:r .-Mu James B, 1902 l.urel St., TexarlcJnl , Ark "'01 Alt us. Okll. (Pi Phi Pocket)-M'rs. J ames W. P.rri sh. 1137 E Live· olk. Ahw . Ok . n,2 1 Okla .-Mrs Georse Hann H9 G S W Ok 7HOI

B.rtlnville. Okl •.-Mrs. Richard Varnell, 1480 O.kdale Or•• Bar· Ilesville, Ok. 7400} Dun"". Okla .-Mrs A J H ruby. 1006 Alpine Dunc.n. Ok nU}

Edmond Okla.- Mrs R. G Mercer, 3906 Deaso n Dr , Edmond , Ok

Mid cst City, Okla. (Pi Phi Pocht) - Mrs. Trudway , 2612

Robin Rd " Midwest Cit}', Ok 73110

a.brood Dr. , OltmulJrc Ok. 74447

Pauls Vallt}'. Okla .-Mrs Robert T. Rennie 1800 S Walnut, P.ulJ V.lie)' , Olt 730n

Ponn City·Kay County, OkJ' .-Mrs J o hn Hampto n, 1001 W Grind. Ponn City. Ok 74601 Muskos«1 Okll .-Mrs HcOCJ Brrsser, 211 S 12th 51 , Muskotee. Ok 74401

N o rman. Olda .-Mrs Tom Thurston, HI E. Boyd, Norman. Ok. 73069

Oklahoma City. Okla -Nfl Larry K. Blackledge 14601 Coles Rd Okllbom. City. OK HOM Okmulcee. Okll.-(Pi Pbi Pocul)-Mrs James W Wise, 400

LOUISIANA

Alenndri. (See Aleunclri., La )

Bastrop (See Monnc, La.)

8clcbcr (Sec: $hrt'feport, La )

Benton (Sec: ShrntpOtt, La .)

Bossicr City (5« ShtC"f'eport, La ) Boyce (Sec Altllandria, Lt ) Buokie IS« Alcx.ndri. La .) Chenri Ie (Sec: AlexanJri., La .)

Deihl (See Monroe, Lt .) Pumetnille (See Monroe, La .)

Perrid.y (Sec Monroe, La ., Gretnwood (Sec: Shrt'feport, Lt.)

Jonesboro (See Monroe, La.) La ComPk (Sec Alenndria, La.) Lake Pro'Vidence (Set' Montoe, La.)

Lcttrille (See Alenndria , La )

Marksville (Sec Alex an dti. , r. • )

Mer Rouae (See Monroe, La .)

Minden (See ShrtTeport, La .)

Monroe (Set Monroe. La .)

Oakd.le (Sec Alexandria, Lt )

Oak Ridae (See MOIU'OC, La .) Pioc'Ville \Sce Alexandria, La ) Plain Dea ioa (See Shrneport, La ) RaJ'Ville (See Monroe, La.)

Ruston (See Monroe, La., ShruepOrt (See Shreveport La )

Simsboro (Sec: Monroe, La.)

S"l,oscph (See La.)

Tal uhh (Sec Monroe, Lt .) Vidali. (Set Monroe, Lt .)

Sh.wn«, Okl • (Pi Phi Pocket) - Yu Sttve: Gunt!'. 1841 N Pcnn · 'llum., Sh nee, Ok 74'01 SIi) wltcr, Okla -Mrs. Linro rd Pitts, 21B Arrow head Dr., Still · ler, Ok. 7407.

Tuls., Oldl .-Mn undsey 1. Ale:undu, 26}6 E 261h. Tulsa , Ok 741U

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Viv ia n (Set Shnveport La.)

Welt Monroe (Set Monrot. La )

Winnsboro (Scot Monnc, La )

TEXAS

A ltdo 15« Fort Worth, Tn )

Amaril 0 (Sec Amarill o, Tex .)

Arch" City (5« Wichita Pair., Tn ) Arlinaton (Sec Mid-Citiea, Tex.)

Athena (See Tyler, Tex.)

8edfOfd (Sec Mid-Gtits, Tex.)

Bediu (Set BruOi Valley4. Tea: .) Bor," (Sec Amarillo, J n:. o r Pampa, Tex , (Set Brcdenr idae, Tex .)

Bryan (See BIlZOl Valley, Tn: " Calvert (See Brazos Valley, Tex )

Cameron (Set Brazos Valley, Tex '

Canyon (See Amarill o, Trx )

C.nadian (See Pampa, Tex,)

Clarendon (See P.mpa, Trx .)

Collele Station \See Bruoa Valley, Tu )

DaU (Sec Dal IS, Tex )

D.lhart (Sec Anurillo Tex )

Dum (See Amarillo, Tex .)

Iknison (Sec Shennan Denison. Tex.)

Electra (See Wichita Palh, Tu.)

Euless (Sec Mid Cities, Tn )

Pt Worth (Sec Pt 'tex.)

Pranldin (See Brazos Valley, Tn ' Priona (Set Am.rillo, Tex.'

Garland (Set D.llu , Tn .)

Club . and Cha irmen 75941

·Alex.andri•• La.-Mrs R B Tudoc, Jr ., 1405 Milita". H..,. Pineville. La. 7U60

Monroe, La -Mrs Jo hn Perry, 21 North,ate Dr ., Apt. 30, Monroe, Lt. 71201

Shreveport. La -Mrs Peter 800:1, 625 Albemarle, Shreveport, La 71106

Amarillo. Tex .-Mn . Bill Bubec, 3514 Catlton, Amarillo, Tex. 79108

Graham (Me Wichita Palls, Tu .)

Grand Prairie (See Mid Cibes, Ta )

Grlrsoo (See Sheralan.Denison, Tn: )

Hearne (Set Brazos Valley, Ta .)

Hendenoo (Set East TexIS)

Henrietta (See Wichita Palls, Tn '

Hereford (Set Amarillo Tex )

Hllhl.nd Park (See Oahas, Tex ,

Hurst (Set Mid Citie., Tu./ J01If. Park (See Wichita Fal s, Tex .)

If'Yioa (See Mid Cities Tex )

Jacksopville (Sec r,.ler, Tex.)

lonrl_ (See East Texas)

Lufkin (See Lufkin, Tex '

MadilOnville (Set Bruns V.lley, Tex )

Mansfield (See Mid Citict, Ta , Marsball (See Marshall, To: )

Mi.mi (Set Pampa , Tex .)

Nacoadocbes (See Lufkin Tex.)

N.vasota (See Bruos V.hey, Tex '

Palestine (Set Tyler, Ta , P.mp. JScc P.mp. , Tex.)

P.nh.n Ie (See Amarillo , Tex )

Puis (See Pui. , Tn: .)

Pitubura (See East Texas)

Richardson (Sec Rich.rd son. Tex .)

Sherman (See Sherman·Denison, Tex )

Texarkana, (Sec: Tex.,bna, Ark .•Tex )

Tyltt (See Tyler Tn.)

Univeruty P.n: (See 0.11 , Tex .)

Waco (Set Waco , Tell )

Wichita Falls (Set Wichit. Fall ., Tex )

-Manhall Tn.-Mn A R Pescock , 603 Amb dor Blvd ., Marshali, Tx. 7 ,670

Mid-Citics, Tex.-Mrs Jlck M Crudup, 1001 Whisperins Olk Ct ArlinJton, Tx 76013

Pampa, Tx .-Mrs David A McDaniel 161) Williston, Pampa, Tx .7906 ' Paris. Tn: (Pi Phi Podr:ct)-Mrs W H H.le, 2930 Hubbard , Pari" T1r 7)460 Bruos Valley. Tex .-Mn John C. T.:rlor P.O Box 1156, 1\ F O 4, Colle,e Station, Tx. 77840

Breckenrid4e, Tell. (Pi Phi IPocket'-Mn David Clark. Boll 1)36, Til 76024

Richardson. Tex .-Mrs Dale FalquhaflO.ll, 15221 RolJin& Hill ., D.llas, Tx 75240

Shuman·Denison , Tex -Mrs Robert Euin, 716 Westwood Dr Dallas, Tn.-Mn Richard Compton, Caruth Blvd , D allas , Tx. "225 Sherman, Tx. 75090 Tyler, Tex .-Mrs G. C. Clark, 242' Chilton St Tyler Tx 7)701 Wa,.o. Tex.-Mrs. C Cullen Smith, 2701 lAke Air Dr , W.co. Tx 76710

-East Tu;Ii-Mu R L. Little, 2010 Warwick Cir E. , LoRj.itw. Tx 75601

Fort Worth. Tex -Mrs. Richard LoU&hridae , 2637 Boyd Ave , Ft Worth, Tx 76109

-Lufkin, Tex .-Mrs Alln O. Miller, P .O. Box 400, Diboll, Tx _

LOUISIANA

Amite (Sec B.ton ROUle, Lt.)

B.ker (See Baton ROUle, L•. )

Baton lOUie (See Baton Roqe , Lt )

Bre.ux Bridae (5« LaC.yet«, La.)

Covioaton (Set NC'W' Orlearu La )

Denham Sprillis (See Baton Rou&e. La .)

Dc: Ridder (Sec Lake Challes. La )

Gonzales !See Baton La.)

Ltlayette Sec Ltla)'t:tte, La.

L.ke Char e. (Set Lake Omles, L• • )

Mct"lirie (See 'New Orleans. La .)

Napoleonville (See New Orleans, La )

New Orlean. (5« New Orlesn.". La )

New R oads (5« Baton Rouae , Lt.)

Opelowu (See Ooclou.IS, La.)

Plaquemine (See Baton ROUle , La )

Port Sulphur (See New Orleans. La )

Port Allen (Set Baton Rou&e , La.)

St Franci",iIIe (Sec: Baton Itoqe, La.)

Zachary (Set B.ton Rouae , La ) TEXAS

Abilene (See Abilene, Tex.)

Al amo (Sec o. Tn: )

Alamo Hcilhts (Sec San Antonio, Ta )

Albany (Sec AbilCM , Ta .)

Anson ( See Abilene , Tex )

Austin (Sec Austin, Tn .)

Wichita Falls. Tex.- Mn Tom CraM, 2604 Amherst St. , Wichita Falls, Tx. 76)08

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

Baird (Set" Abilene, Tex )

Ballioaer (Set" San An,c1o , Tex or Abi · lene, Tex.)

Butrop (Sec: Awtin, Tn .'

BtlWDOnt (Set Belumont, Tex )

Boerne (See San Antonio Tex )

Burnet (Set" Austin, Tex )

Coleman (See AbilcM Tea'.)

Coronado Cit'f (See Abilene Tex.)

Corpus Chrisb (Sec CorPUs CbriSh. Tex.)

Cuera (Set: Victoril Tex )

Del Rio (Sct: Sin Anaclo, Tn )

Donna (Sc-c Hidll&o County, Tex .)

Eastland (Sec Abilene, Tex.)

Edinbufl (Sec Hid.I,o County, Tex )

Edna (Sec Victoril , Tex )

Eldorado (Sec: Sin Anaelo, Tex .)

El&in (Sec Austin Tex.)

EI Paso (See EI PISO, Tex )

Ft Sam Uowton (See San Anton io. Tex )

Ft Stockton (5« San Tu: .)

Georletown (See Austin. Tex .)

Goli.d (See Victoria, Ttl( )

Groves (See Belumont, Tex )

Hamlin (Sec: Abilene , Ta .)

Houston (See Houston , To.)

Kerrville (Sec San Antoni o, 'tn.)

Lubbock (Sec Lubbock, Tex.)

McAllen (See Hidlleo County, Tex .)

Me.rcedes (See HidailO County, Tex )

Midland (See Midland Ttl( .)

Missi o n (Set Hid.I,O County. Tex.)

New Braunfels (Sec San Antoni o, 'ttl( )

Odessa (See Ode"a, Ta.)

Oranac (Sec Beaumont, Ta )

PhaIT (Sec Hidallo County, lex.'

Port Arthur ($n- Beaumont, Tcx )

Port Lavaca (Sec Victoria , Tex .)

Randolph AFB (Set San Antonio , Tex )

RdUli o (Sec Vi ctoria, Tex.)

Rotan (Set Abilene Tex.)

San Anlelo (Set San Alliclo, Tex )

San Antonio (Sec S.n Antonio, Tex ' l

S.n Juan (See Hidallo County, Tex.

San Marcos (See Austin, Tex )

Se.mn (See San Ant onio, Tex )

Sonora (See San Aoacl o. Tex .)

Stanford (Sec Abilene, Tex .)

SWettw.ter (Set: Abilene, Tex.)

Tift (See Corpus Christi. Tex .)

Throc:kmorton (See Abilene, Te• )

Victori (Sec Victoria, Tex )

WesllCO (See Hidal,O County, Tex.)

YOlleum (Set TeL)

Y s lctta (Sec EI Pa so, lex ) MEXICO

Any put of the Republic of Mexico

Cl ub s a nd Cha irm en

Baton RoV&e, 1.II .-M n. C W Gauthier , 2077 Tamarill, Baton la o 70801

lI.-Mrs. J o hn K Hili , Jr •• 02 Kilen Or.• Lafayt"tk.

CogllU Christl, Tn .- Mrs Colhns, Jr .• 24 1 Montclalf Dr Corpus Christi , T. , 71412 II Puo. Tu.- Mrs. W R Snuth, 4H2 Santa Ru EI Puo. T • 7m2 La 70)()t Lah Charles, Hix ton, 716 Bl ac kman St , 1.11 . 70601

Hidal,o County, Tn .-Mrs Pam Corcoun , 10'0 S Ohio. Mel ' cedis , Tx 71)70

Ho u51on, Tu .- M,.,. Rober t E devengtr. n Brilr Hollow Ln , Houston Ta 77027

·Odcs.u, Tn .-Mrs. Dlyid Ktmp. 4U6 Sprinlbroolt Odtssl, Ta 79762

New Orlnns, La .: (WHt Bank ) Mn Rufus Kirk , )811 Abbrr Dr., Orleans, La 70UI Lubbock tex .-Mrs Tomm, Middleton , 280.& '8 th Lubbock, T •. 1941} (Eut Bank) Mrs. Richard A , WhlRn, to}O St , Or· leans, La 7011) M idl.nd. Tcz .-Mn Will iam A HKIt. 2602 TerrAU. Midland. Tx.79701 Mrs Wllin& M <492) Jamn Dr , La 7000} (51 Tamman,) Mrs. J Or • Co · inllon, La. 7(>otH

Opelousas La. \Pi Phi Pocktt)-Mu E A. 618 S Court 5t" Ope OUIIS La. 70)70 Tn .-Mrs bnid Stubbt:man, 12H S. uunt. Abilene , Tx 7960)

Sin Anad o, Tex .-Mrs Phillip Trmpl.eton. 2007 Shamrock, San Angelo. Tx. 76901 San An to nio Tex .- Mrs ecorse' Hale, 1), Briaht ,ood PI. San Antonio Tx. 78209 •

Austin, Tex .- Mrs. Robert L. SilVUI, },,, Lakeland, Aust i n, TlI. 78731 Victoria, 'Tn .-Mrs Richard Dunn , 112 Spokane, V, ctOrla, T •. 77901 ·Me-xico, D.f.-Mrs. Ge o rge Oano, Gencnl Mendez #3. Mexico 18. D.F Beaumont, James D. McNich olas, Jr .• 6))0 ux.inaton, Apt 26), Beaumont. Tx. 77706

COLORADO

Arnda (5« Denver, Colo ) Aur o r. (Set Denver, Colo ) (Ste: 8ouldtr, Colo )

Broo mfield (Su Boulder, Colo )

Castle Rock (Set Dcnyer. Col o. )

Colorado SprlQ&s (5« Colotado SpriQ&s , Colo.)

Cte:ek (See Colorad o SpriQ&s Colo.)

Denver (Set: Denve:r Colo )

EnalCTood (See Denver, Colo.)

Enrarccn (Sec Colo )

Falcon (Sec Color.do Sprin8" Colo ) Goldm (Sec Denvtf. Colo.)

Grind Junction (See: Gr.nd Juncti on. Colo )

LafaJettc (Stt Boulder, Colo \ L.kewood (Sec Denvcr, Colo.

RHO PROVINCE

Linlnon (Sec Oenvtr. Colo.) (See Boulder, Colo \

Lon&mont (Sec Bouldcr, Colo

Man itou Springs (Sec Co lorado 5prin&s. Colo.)

Matheson (Sec Colondo Sprin8s. Colo )

Morriso n (Sec Dennt. Colo )

Mountain (Sec Color.do SPtln&I. Colo )

Northalenn (5« Denver. Colo )

Puktr (Sec Dennt. Colo.)

Pueblo (Sec Pueblo. Colo -city and county)

SecuritJ (Sec Color.do Sprin", Colo )

Thornton (Sec Den er Colo.)

U. S Air Force AcademJ Colorado Sprinas Colo.)

Wcstminster (Sec Ocnver, Colo.)

Wheatridae (See Colo.)

Clubs and Chairmen

MONTANA

Belaude (5« Bouman Mont .) Belt Gre.1 Falls. Mont.)

Billin,s (5« Billin8s, Mont.)

Bouman (Sec Bouman. Mont ) East Helen. (Su Helena. Mont.)

Great Fall, (Sec Grut F.lls, Mont.) Helena Mont.)

M.nhattan Dozenun. Mont .)

Wimms (5« Grut F.IIs Mont. Wolf (See Hden •• Mont )

WYOMING

Cuper (Sc-c Cuper, W,o.)

CheJenne (Sec Wro ) Lanmie (Sec Lar.mie. WJo.)

Glenrock (Sec Cuper. WJo )

Mid cst (Sec Casper. Wyo )

Colo .-Mfl J W Arch ibald. ))0 13th St., Boumln, Mont .-Lois Wamboldt, KountJ: Trailer Ct • Bozem.n, MI )971) Colo. 80302

Color.do Sprinp, Colo.-Mrs. Gilbert J ohn so n, 712 Orion Or .• Colorado SpnQ&J, Co. 80906

Great Falls. Mont .-Mrs Chuck Nuber, 257 21st Avt. N W .• Great FaUs. Mt. '9104

-Hele:n • Mont .- Mrs Don Wh itt.head <410 R',mond , Helena. Denver. Colo.- Mrs Eldridle H.rd ic. 2382 S Filmo tt. Denver. Mt )9601 Co 80210

Grind Junction. Colo. (Pi Phi Pockt.tl-Mrs G. K H oski n 411 Rio Grand Junction, Co. '1)01

usper. W,o .-Miss G.il Rodenbcrs 1029 S. Wuhlnaton. Cuper. W,. 82601

Chq-cnne Wyo .-Mrs Ciflwae R Cox, 7006 Willshitt Blvd" Chcftnne. W, 82001 Pueblo. Colo -Mrs. Hlt'pcr Abbot, 1906 Court. Putbl o, Co. 81003

BillingJ: Mont.- M,.. G V Comller, 2942 Btl vcdere Dr.• Bill ings Laramlc, W)'O. - Mrs. MI1I Flshft'. 206 S l <4 th. Larlmie, WJ 82070 Mt )9102

AJUZONA

Chandler (5e:e CamdbackJ Ariz .) Glendale: (5« PhoeniJl, Ni z ) Litchfield )lark (See PhOtnix. Ariz ) (See:- Camelb.ck. Ar ia.)

Paradise V.IICT (Set C.me:lback Ari z ) Ptoria (See:: PhOtnix Ari z.)

Phoen ix (Sec PhMnlx A riz.)

Scottsdale (Sec C.melback l Ariz )

SlIn City (St.e Phocnill kAnz ) Te:mpe (See C.me:lbac Ariz.)

Tucson (See: Tucson, Ariz )

SIGMA PROVINCE

NEW MEXJCO

(5«- Albuquerqut.. N.M )

AnthonJ (Sec EI Paso, Tu.)

Las Cruces (Sec: Las Cruccs N .M ) (Sec LIS Cruces. N.M.)

Me,il. Park (Set Las Cructs. N M ) (Sec 'Roswe:II, N M ) UTAH

Bountiful (See: Salt Lake City Utah) Bci8ham City (Sec O.dm. Utah)

Club s and Chairm e n

Camelback. Ariz .- Mrs Rodney K Lhylt.. 1I0}9 N 36th St .• Phoenix. Az U028 -Pbocnix Ariz .-Mrs T om W Moore. }101 E Coolidae. Photnis: , M UOl6

(Sec 08dt.n. Ulah) K.,.sville (See S.1t lake Cit,.. Utah) Kurn, Silt l .ke: CitJ. Utah. L.yton (5« S.lt L.ke: City Uuh)

Malina (Sce Salt City Ullh)

Midv ale (Set Salt City. Ut.h) Mu"., (Sec Salt L.ke City, Uu,h)

Oaden (oSte: Olden, Utah)

ROJ (5« O"de:n, Ut h. S.1t Lakc City (Se:c Salt Lake City. Ut.h)

Sandy (See: Salt Lake: City Utah)

LIS Cruces. N M (Pi Phi Pockd)-Mu J.mes E. We:lch. Box 1212. Mesill. Park. N M 881)of7 -Ros well , N M -Mu J.mes Stockto n. 2603 G.ye: Dr 8011 98}, Ro,we:lI. N M 88201 Tucson. Aril .- Mrs Robert 1. Lawrence, 944 S M'ln o li. Bl vd., Tuaon. Az 8)711

Albuque:rque N.M .- MN M orn H Hines Jr H2) Caljforni.

Ooeden, Ut.h-Mn Robert He.ld, 101" 12th St O,den Ut U to S.1t Lakc CII), Utah-MrS Ri chard M o,..n, 1170 Foothill Dr # 326. Salt like Cit}'. Ut 84108 N.E .• Albuql.lCrque , N M 87110

ALASKA

Anch on,e (See Anchoraae: , Alaska ) ALBERTA

Cal&a.ry (See:: Calaa". Ad • , un ) Edmonton edmonton, Ad • , C.n ) Southern (Sec: Clla.arY. Alta •• C.n )

TAU PROVINCE

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Blanaby (Sec V.1l1COuvcr. B.C•• Can.) Deep Cove (See:: Vancouvu B.C Can.) New WHtnunster (See B C. , un ) N ortb V.1l1COuver B C. (Sec V.ncounr B C • Can )

RIchmond (Sec: V.ncou",u, B C Can ) VancOU Vtr (See:: V.ncouver , B C .• un ) Wtst V ancouver (Sec Vancounr. B.C.• un )

IDAHO Boise (Sec Boise , Jdaho)

Meridian (S« BoisC', Idaho) WASHINGTON

Anac ortes (Sec Everett, Wash )

Atlinaton (5« Everett, Wash.)

Gig Harbor (Sec Taco ma , Wash .) Grandview (5« Vakima , Wash,)

Gunser (See V,kima. Wuh )

Harri"lton (Sec Spokane. Wuh ) huqu.h (See Stllevue. Wash .)

Puyall u p (See T acoma. Wash.)

Quincy (Sec Wenatchee. Wash )

Re a rdan (Set Spokane, Wa s h )

Redm on d ( See Bellevue , WISh .)

Re nto n (Set Seattle , Wash ,)

Bellevue: Btl (Vue. Wuh )

alinbrid&C' Islandl (See Seattle, Wash.)

Benton City (See T,i ·Gty, Wash .) &thtl (5cf: Tacoma, Wash.)

Bothell (See Seattle, Wash.)

Brc-wster (See Wenltch«, Wash.)

Bridic-POrt (See Wrnltchtc. Wash.)

Burbank (See Tti ·City, Wash.)

Cuhmere (See Wenatchee"", Wash )

Centralia (5« Olympia, wash )

Chehalis (5« Olympia, Wash.)

Chelan (Set Wen.tchee. Wash.)

Cheney (Set: Spobne, WISh ,)

Cowiche (See Y.k ima, Wash.)

Dannport (S« Spokane, Wash.)

Deer Puk (See Spokane Wash .) Eut Wrnatch« (Set: Wenatchee, Wash.}

Edmonds (S« Sutt le , Wash.)

Ellenshur, (See Y Ik.imJJ., Wash .) Eltopia CSce Tn ·City. wash )

Entilt (Sft Wenatchee, Wash .)

Ephrata (Sec Wen.tcheC'. Wash.)

Evcrdt (Sec Everett. WISh ) Fairchild AFB (See Soolune, WISh.)

Finley (Sec Tri·City, Wash ) Port l.cowi, (Sec T.com., WISh .)

Kel so (Sce lonavie Wuh.)

Kenne ick (See Tri City Wa!h.)

Kent Tacoma , WISh )

Kirkland (Sec Stile-rue Wash )

Lacey (Sec Olympia, WISh , )

lake Stevn'lS (Sft Everett , WUh )

Lakewood (Set: Tuoma, Wash ) Liberty Lab (Set: Spokane, Wuh,) Lon.view (See Longvie Wash ) lynwood (Sec Everett Wuh.)

Mabton (Sec Vakima , Wash.)

Mal}'sville (Sec WISh.)

Metar Island (Sec Bellevue. Wash ) McChord AFB (See Taco ma, Wuh ) Mesa (Sec Tn ·CitT, Wuh )

Monroe (Sec Everett. W ash.)

Mt Yernon (5« Everett Wuh

Moxee (Sec V.kima. Wash )

Naches (See V akima. Wash.)

Olympia <See Olympia, Wash )

Orondo (Sec Wenllchee , Wash )

P,IiSCO (Sec Tri-City Wash .) Pehastin (Sec Wenatchee, Wash.) Pullman (See Pullman. Wash , ) Purdy (5« Tuoma, WISh.)

Club s and Cha irmen

• Anchoraae, Alaska-Mrs. J. L F.iks UH Hihnd Dr Anchora,e Ak 99)Oo4

Ric hland (Sec Tri -City, Wash )

Ritzville (Sec Spokane. Wash .)

Roc kfhfd (Sec Spokane, Wash .)

Roy (Set Tacom a. Wash.)

Seattle (Sec Seatde, Wash.)

Selah (See Vakima, WISh.)

Snohomish (See E verett, Wash.)

Spokane (Sec Spokane, Wuh )

Stanwood (Sec Everett, Wash .)

Sumner (Sec Tacoma, WUh )

Sunnyside (See Vakima Wash.)

Tacoma (Set Tacoma, Wash )

Tieton (Set Vakima, Wash )

T oppenish (See V akl ma, WISh.)

Tum ater (Sce Olympia. W as h.)

Vancouver (Sec Portland. Ore.)

Vashon Island (Sec Taco ma. Wash.)

Wapato (Set Yakima , Wuh )

Waterville (See Wen .tc hee. Wuh )

Wenatchee (Set Wenuchce, Wash )

Winsl ow (See Statile, Wash )

Vakima (See Vakima, Wash )

Velm (Sec Olympia, Wash.)

Zillah (See V akr m a, Wash )

Pullman. Wuh .-Mu Benton Collins. RI 1 Box 266. Pullman, Wash. 99163

Seattle. Wash.-Mrs Eldon Anderson, 12U6 "2nd N.E .• Seattle.

Olympia. Wash. - Mrs C. R Marshall 1827 Lakehurst 0, Olym pi •. Wash 98,o1 Calguy, Alta. Canada-Mrs. D. M Todd, #8 Varmd o r PI. N.W Ciliary Alb Canada ·Edmonton\ Alta Can.da-MiIS lesley Batten. 11012 Htd #404. Eamonton. Alb , Canada

Yancouver, B.C Canad.-Mrs D M. McDonald, 6·Uo D«r Lake Dr., Butn.by 2 B.C. Can.d. Boise:. Id aho-Mrs. O uid Burpee, IBt N. nth, Boise. Idaho Bellevue. Wuh. - Mrs De.ne Culton, U24 Utst S.E Bellevt'e , Wash 98001 Wash 981" Spokane, Wash .-Mts Ron Douglas. E 10)21 18th, Spokane. Wash , 99206 Tacoma. Wash. - Mu Barry McCabe. 3801 Alameda West, Ta · com., Wash. 98466

Everett. Wuh. - M iss jenifer J ohnston, 4727 200th S W Apt. 2'9. Lyn ood Wash. 980)6

lo nR vie WISh (Pi Ph i Pocket)-Mrs J ack Field. n21 CaSCIde WlY. LonsvieW', Wa. 93632

NEVADA

Boulder City (See lIS Vegas , Nev.)

Carson City (See Reno, Nev ) Elko fSet Ren o. NC'f'.)

Ely (Sec Ren o, Nev ) E u reka (See Ren o. Nev ) F allon (Sec Ren o, Nev.)

Gardnerville (See Ren o, Nev ) Hawthorne (See Ren o Nn.)

Henders on (See lu Vega s. Nev ) Lake T.hoe (Sec RMo , Nev ) las Yeaas (Sec Las Ye,as : Nev )

Loveloclc (Sc-e Re no. Ne •. 1 Reno (Sec Re no Nev.)

Smith Vallt')' Re no. Nev )

Spaoo (Sc-e R eno, Ne •. ) Yirginia City (Sc-e Re no, Ne•. ) Winnemucca (Sc-e Reno Nev )

Tri -Citr. Wash (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs S 1. Kollmeyer, 193 I Hetrrck R ichland. Wa. 993)2

Wenatchee, Wash .-Mrs. J Perkins. 106 N. Gufield, Wen.lehec, Wash 9880 1 Vakima. WlSh.-Mrs. Mlteia OUo. 418 N. 3ht Ave V .ki m•.

Wnh.98902

UPSILON PROVINCE

Yerington (Sec Reno. Nev .)

OREGON

Alb.ny (S« COlv. lli ,. Ore ) Beaverton (Sc-e Po rtland, Ore ) Blue R iver (Set Eugen e, Ore ) Corvallis (See Corvallis. Ore ) Cotuge Grove (See Eugene, Ore.)

C res ell (See Eugene. Ore )

DlU.u (See Slltm, Ore.)

DunthOl pc (Set Lake Os"'q:o·Duntho rpe, Ore.'

Euccne (See: Fl o nnee (5« E\lIene, Gervais (See Salem, Ore )

Gresham (See Portland. Ore ) Harrisburg (Sc-e Eusene. Ore.)

Jennings Ladse (See Portland. Ore )

Club. and Cha irmen 97040)

-las Yegas, Nc•.-Mn. All an L. Gasbo. 19'0 Cobra Ct Las Veaas, Nev. 89109

Reno. Nev -Mrs. Raymo nd Saibini, 10}0 Golconda Dr., Reno. Nev. 89'02

Corvallis. Or.-S hirley S. Wirth, 982 N.W Sequoia. Corva lli s, Or 97HO

J unction City (Sce Eugene. Ore ) take Oswego (See Lake Os",ego·Dun th o rpe, Ore.)

Lebanon (Set Co r vallis Ore.)

Mapleton (See Ore, ) Marcola (See Ore.)

Mi lwaukie (See Eugene Ore )

Oakridge (Sc-e Eusene , Ore .) Ore,on City (See Portland, Ore )

Philomath (Sce Con.'allis. Ore.)

Pleaunt Hill (See EUlene, Ore ) Po rtland (Sec Portland. Ore )

Salem (See Salem. Ore.)

Silverton (See Salem, Ore.)

Springfield. (See Eusene. Ore )

Stayton (See Salem. Ore.)

Trian,!!:le Lake (See Eugene, Ore.)

Woodburn (See Salem, Ore )

lake Oswego ounthorpe, Or .-Mrs George E. Dobbs, Jr , U 9 H QUit'!. Rd Lake Os ego. Or. 97034

Po rt Ian Or.- Mrs Robt-rt Swan, 4444 S.W. T ombly. Po rtland. Ot.9120 1

Eugene, Or.-Mrs William Sk.de, 2U4 Emerald St., Eugene, Or. Salem, Or .-Mo: Alton Chambe rla in, nn Sumac Dr S , Salem, Or. 9n02

CALIFORNIA

Alameda (Sc-e Berkdey, Cdif.)

Alamo (See Contra Costal CalIf )

Albany (Sc-e &rkdey, Ca if.)

Antioch (Sec Contra Costa. CatiL)

Atherton (See Palo Alt o. Calif )

Auburn (Sec Sacr.mento, Calif.)

Belmo nt (See San M ateo County, Calif.)

Belvedere (See Marin County, CaliL, Berkeley (See Bcrkelcy Calif.)

Bode,a (See y.lley o( the Moon , Calif.)

PHI PROVINCE NORTH

Burlingame (Sec San M.teo County, Ca lif.)

Campbell (5« Sin J OK Calif.)

Carmel (See Monterey Peninsula , Calif )

Cannichad (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

Castro Yalley (Sec Ikrkdq , Calif )

Centerville (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Citris Heights (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Clarksburg (Sec Sacrarnc:nto. Calif.)

aayton (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

aoverdale (Sec Valley of the Moon. Calif.)

Cl o vis (Sec Fresno. Calif.)

CoIUJa (See Yuba ·Sutter , Calif.)

Concord (Sc-e Contra Costa, Cahf.)

Corte Maderl (Set Marin County. Ca l if.)

Cotati (Se-e Valley of the M oon. Calif.)

Courtland (Sec Sacramento, Calif )

Cupertino (See San Jose. Calif.)

Daly City (Sec San I="rancisco. Calif )

Danville (See Contra COSU , Calif.)

Davis (See Sacramento, CaM .)

Emeryville (See Berkeley. Cllif./ Et Cerrito (See Berkc:Jey, Cltif.

Et Dorado }jilb (5« SlcramenlO, Calif )

Et MaCHO (See Sacramento, Cllif )

Eherta (See SacramenlO, Catir.)

Escalon (5« Stockton, Cltif.)

faid (See Marin County, Calif )

Fait Olb (See Sacramento. Cltif.)

FotlOfD (See Sacramento, Cltif.)

Fowlcr (See Fmno. ClIIf.!

Fremont (See Berltc:Jey. Ca if.) Fresno Fmn0'vutif.)

Grtwrnlle (See aUer of the Moon. CoH •. !

Glcn E ten (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Gra$J Valley (5« Sacramento, Calif.)

Glttnbrae (5« Marin Coun'l' Cltif.)

Guernville (Sec Vallcy 0 the Moon, utif.'

Half Moon Bay (5« San Malco County, Cllif.)

HanfOld (See Fresno, Calif.)

Hayward (5« Berkc ey, Calif )

Heald,buCK (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Hillsborouah (See San Matco County, ulif.)

lrvillftoo (5« Berkc:Jey, utif.)

KenSJ"lton (See Berkeley, Cahf. \ Kentficld (See Marin County, Ca if.)

Kenwood (See Valier of tbe Moon, ulif )

Lafayette (Sec Contra Costa, Calif.)

larkJpur (See Marin County. Calif.)

Li,.e Oak (See Yuba·Suner, Calif.)

los Gatos (See San JOK, Calif )

Mantrea (Sec Stocktoo, Calif )

Mather ArB (See Sacramento, Calif )

Marin County (See Marin County. Calif.)

Mamnu (See Contra Costa, Calir.)

Marysville (See Yuba Sutter, Calif )

McClellan AFB (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Menlo Park (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Milbrae (See Sin Mateo County, Calif.)

Mill Valier (See: Marin County, Calif.!

Mission San JOK (See Berkeley, Calif.

Monterey (See Montel't:)' Peninlula, Ca if.)

Monte Sereno (See San Jose. Calif.)

Morala (See Contrl Costa, Calif.!

Nnada City (See Sacramento. Ca if.)

Newark (See Berkeley. Calif.)

Niles (See Berkeley. Calif.)

North High l ands (oSH Sacramento, Calif.)

Novato (See Marin County, Calif.)

Oakland (See Berkeley , Ca if )

Orangevale (See Sacramento, Ca l if.)

Orinda (See Contra Costa. Calif.)

Pacinc Grove (5«: Montercy l'eninsula, Calif.)

Palo Alto (See Palo Alto. Calif.)

Pebble Beach (5«: Monterey l»eninlula, Calif.)

Pen"lrove (5«: Valley of the Moon, Calif.'

Paseadero (See San Mateo County, Calif.)

Petaluma (5«: Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

Piedmoot (5«: Berkeley, Calif.)

Pleaunt Hill (5«: Contra Colta, Cltif.)

Portala Valley (5«: Palo Aho, Calif.!

Rancho Cordon (5«: Sacramento, Ca if.)

San Bruno (See San Matro County, CaIH. )

San Clrlos (See San Muro County. Calif.)

San FrlnciKo (See San _Francisco , Calif )

San&er (See Fresao. Cahf.)

San Jose (See San Jose, Calif.)

San uandro (See eerkdey, Calif.)

San lorenzo (See Brrkdey. Calif.)

San Mateo (See San Mateo County, Calif.

San Rafael (See Marin County, Calif )

San Ramon (See Contrl Costa Calif. )

Santa Clara (See San JOK. Calif.)

Santa Rosa (See Valle, of the Moon. Calif.) (See San Jost, Calif.

Sausalito (See Marin County/ utif.)

Seblltopol (See Valley 0 the Moon, Calif. )

Selma (See Fresno. Ca l if.)

Sonoma (See Valley of the Moon. Calif.)

South San FranCISCO (See Sin Mateo County, Cali f.!

Stanford (See Pa 0 Alto. Calif.)

Stockton (See Stockton, Ca lif.)

Sunny a1e (See San Jose, Calif.'

Tern. linda (Sec Marin County, Calif > Tiburon (Sec: Marin County, C. if.)

TraC)' (See Stockton. Calif.)

Union Cit)' (Sec 1krkeley, Calif.)

Walnut Ctrek (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Walnut Grove (See Sacramento. Calif.)

Warm Springl (Sec: BukeltY, Cllif.)

Woodland (See: Sacramento. Cllif.,

Woodside (See Pa lo Alto. Calif.)

Livermore (5« Contra Costa, Calif.)

Lcd; IS« Stockton, Calif )

lot A tos (See Palo Alto, Calif ) los Altos HiIIl (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Richmond (5«: Berkeley. ulif.)

ROIl (5«: Marin County, Cllif.)

Sacramento (5«: Sacramento, utif.)

San Anselmo (5«: Marin Count)', Calif.)

Club. and Chairmen

Berkeley-Ellt Bay , CaL-Mrs. Michael Co le, 424 Vassar Ave .• Be rkeley, Ca 94708

Yuba City (See: Yuba·Sutter, Calif.)

HAWAII

HODOluiu (See Honolulu, Hawaii)

Way, San Francisco, CI. 94127 APO San Francisco A ddru5H: DO NOT SEND to San Francisco Metnbershir ch.irman. Contra CoIta. Cal.-Mrs. Robert Johnston, 287 Donald Dr .• Moraaa. Ca. 94"6

San JOK, Ca .-Mrs. lloyd Grant, 20211 Peirce Rd., SautOJa, Ca. 9)070 Fresno, CaL-Mrs. E. E Norcross, 678 W. San Madela, F resno. San Mateo County, Cal.-Mrs. Bard K. Dowse, 1427 Parrott Dr , San Mateo Ca. 94402

Ca. 93727 Marin County, CaL-Mrs. Robert K. Prothro. 167 Lucas P.,k Dr., San Rafael, Ca. 9490) Monterey Peninsula, ClL-Mrs Barba,. M J ohnson. P.O. Box n), Carmel, Ca. 93921

Stockton, CaL-MH. Henry Shu, 1601 W. Lincoln Rd Stockton, Ca. 9)207

Valley of the Moon, CaJ.-Mrs. Ralph Gregerson, 29" Bennett RidlC, Santa Rosa Ca. 9)404 Palo Alto. Cal.-Mn. Robert Jordan, I)) Crescent. Portola Valley, Ca. 9402) Sacramento, ClI.-Mrs. Ricbard 1. Nelson, 2727 lacy Lane, Sacra· mento, Ca. 9)821

Yuba-Sutter, Cal.-Mrs. S. R Murry, P.O. Box 166, Yuba City, Ca. 9'991 Honolulu. Hi.-Mrs. R. E. Bernard. 4034 Black Point Rd , Hono· lulu. Hi. 96816 San FrancUco. Cal.-Mrs. George A. Newhall, 13' San Leandro

CAUFORNIA

Acton (5«: Antelope Valier, Calif.)

Alhambra (See Paudena. Calif )

Alpine (5«: San Dirao, Calif.)

Altadena (See Paudena, Cali( )

Anaheim (See North Ora",e County, Calif.)

Arcadia (See Paudena, Calif.)

Balboa South CoaJl Cahf.)

Balboa Iland (See South Coast, Calif.)

Beverl, Hills (See los Anlelu, Calif.)

Bi, Bear (See San Bernardino, Calif.)

Bonita (See San Dirao, Calir.)

Borreco Sprin,1 (5« San Die,o, Calif )

Brea (See North Oran,e County, Calif.)

Bra_ley (See ]mperiaiValley, Calif.)

Buena Patk (See North Orana;e County, Calif. )

Burbank (See Glcndale. Calif.)

Calcxico (See Imperial Calif.)

Camarillo (See Vcntura Calif.)

Capistfano (See South Cout, Calif.)

Carlsbad (See La 10Ua, Cllif.)

Carpinteria (See Santa Barbarl, Calif.)

ChaUworth (See San Pernando VaUe" Calif.)

Cheviot Hillt (See Santa Monica-Westside, Calif.)

Chula Vista (See San Oirao, Calif.)

Colton (5« San Bernardino, Calif )

Conor:a Part: (See San Pernando Valley. Co",. )

CoronaGO (5« San Oiq:o, Calif.)

Colona (See JJ'\'CI'side, Calif.)

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

Corona del Mit (See South Coast) Calif.)

Costa Mesa (See South Coast, Calif.)

Culver City (See Santa Monica·Westsidc, Calif.;

Del Rou (See San Bunardino. Calif )

Descanso (See San Die,o, Calif.'

Downe, (See Whittier, Calif.)

Duartc (See Paudena, Calif.)

Edwards (See Antelope Valley, Calif.

EI Cajon (San Die,o, Calif./.

EI Centro (See Imperial Val eJ, Calif.'

EI Segundo (See South Bay, Calif.)

EI Toro (See Central Orana;e Count?, EncinoCalif.)jSee San Fernando Valley, Calif.)

Escondi 0 (See La Jolla, Calif.)

Fallbrook (See La Jolla Cllif.)

PiHmore (See Ventura County, Calif.)

Flintridge (See La Canada Valley, Calif.)

Fullerton (See North Oran&e County, GardenCllif.) Grove (See Central Orl"lC County, Calif.)

Gardena (See Soutb Bay. Calif.)

Glendale (See Glendale, Calif.)

Goleta (See Santa Bafbara, Calif.\

Gorman (See Antelope Va ley. Ca if.)

Grlnada liills (See: San Fernando Valley, GreenCOUf.)Valley (See San Bernardino, Calif.)

Hawaiian Gardens (See 100& Beach, Calif.)

Hawthorne (See South Ba1, Calif.)

Hermosa Beacb (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Highland (See San Bernardino, Calif.)

Hollywood (See Los An,eles, ulif.)

Huntinaton Beach (See South Cout, Calif.)

Imperial (See Imperial Valley, Calif.' (See los Antelel, Calif.)

frvlne (Sec Central Orangt County, Calif.)

La Canada (See La Canada Valier' Calif.)

La Crescenta (See Glendale, Cali .)

la,una Beach (Sec:: South COllt, Calif )

laguna Hills (See OUllle County, Calif.)

La Habra (See Whittier Calif.)

La Jolla (See La Jolla, Calif.)

lakc ArrowMad (See San Bernardino, Calif.'

Lakeside (See San DielO , Calif.)

Lakewood (See long Beach. Calif.)

La Mesa (See San Die,o, Calif.)

La Mirada (Sec Whittiu , Calif.)

Lancllter (See Antelope Va Her. Calif.)

Lemon Grove (See San OlelO, utif '

Lomita (Sec South Bay, Calif.'

lon, Beach (Sec:: lonl Beach. Cllif.)

Los Anaelrs (See los Angelu or Santa Monica·Wettsidc. Calif.)

los Alamitos (See Lon, Beacb, Calif.)

Malibu (See Santa Monica·Weltiide. Calif.)

Manhattan Beach (Sec South Bay. Calif.)

MuViJta (Sec Santa Monica·Westside, Calif.)

Meiners O.ks (Sec County, CaliL)

Misuon Hills (See San Fernando Calif. )

Mi"ion Viej o (See Central Orange County. C.lif.)

Mojave (5f.e Antelope V.lle,'. Calif.)

Mo nrovi. (Sec P.uadcn., Calif.)

Montrose (Sec Glendale, C.lif.)

M oo rpark (Sec Ventura, Calif.)

Nation.1 CIty (See San Dielo. C.lif )

New-bUrt Park (See Ventura County, C.lif.)

Nn,pott Be,ch (Sec South Cout. Calif.)

North Hollywood (Sec San Punlndo V.I· ley. Calif )

Northridac (See SIn Fernand o Valley. Calif )

Nuevo (See Riverside. Calif )

Oalt View (See Ventura County. Calif.)

OcCln.idc (Sec La ]olh. ulif )

OJ.i (See Ve:ntull. Calif.)

Onnat (See Central Oranle County, e.lif.)

Oxnard (See Ventura County, C.lif.)

Pacific p.lisadn (See Santa MoniCl Wut · side. Calif.)

Pacoima (Sec SIn fernando V.llcy. e.lif. )

Pdmd.lc (See Antelope: V.llry, C.lif.)

Panorama City (Sec Camclb.ck Ar iz.)

Palos VCldn: Estatn: (5« South Ba" Calif )

Paradise Ville, (See Camelblck, Aril .)

Pasadena (See Pasadenl. Calif .)

Pine Viller (Sec Sin Dielo, Cllif.)

Placentia (See North Onnlc CounlT. Calif.)

PII,a Del Rey (See South BI" Cllif.)

Port Hueneme (Sce VCDlUla CounlT, Calif.)

PoflUluese Bend (See South 81" Calif.)

Qulm Hill (Sec Anklopr Viller, Cllif.)

Rlncho Sinta Fc (Sec La Jolla, Cllif.'

Redlands (See llr<Ilands, Calif )

Redondo Beach (See South Ba,. Calif I

Resedl (Sec Sin Pcmlndo Vallel' CI if.)

Ri l lto JSee Sin Bernardino, Cali .)

RiYersi e (Sec Riverside, Calif.)

Rollin, Hllb (Sec South Bay Calif. I

Rosamond (Sec Vailc" Ca if )

Rossmool (Sec Lon, Beach, Cllif.)

San Bernardino (See Sin Bernardino, C.lif.)

S.n Oemcnte (Sec South Coast. Calif )

San Dielo (Set: San Die,o, Calif )

S.n Fernlndo (Sec S.n FeenUido Valier, Calif )

San Gabriel (Sec Pauden a, Calif.)

San Juao C.pistrlDO (Sec South Coast , Calif.)

San Mlrino (See P.uden., Calif.)

San Pedro (See South B'J. Calif.)

Santa Ani (Sec Centul Onnae County. C.lif.)

Santa Barbara (Sec Sanla B.rbara} Cllif.)

S.nta Monica (See Sintl Monica-West· sidc, Calif )

Sinta P.ul. (Sec Ventura CounlT, Calif )

Santa Susana (Sec Vcnlura County. Calif )

Santrc (Sec S.n Diqo Calif.)

Satico1 (See Vcntuta County, Calif.)

Seal Bc:lch (See Lona Beach, Calif.)

ScpulYCda (See San fernando V.lIey, Calif.)

Shennan Dab (Set San Fern.ndo Valle,. CaM. )

Si,nal Jiill (Sec I.ona Beach, Calit)

Simi (Sec Ventura Countyl Calif.)

Sprinl Valley (Set Sin Dlclo. Calif.)

South uluna Beach (See Soulh Cout , Calif )

South Pasadena (Sec Pasadena, Calif )

Club. and Chairmen

Antelope Valley, Cal.-Mrs A H AndctlOn, 8717 West ATe L, Lancaster, Ca. 93H"

Central OUnie CounlT, CaL-Mrs. Richard Rimel, 12)2 Ed&CYiCTo' Dr , Santa Ana, Ca. 9270' Glendale Cal.-Mrs Kenneth Thiele. 166. Ard Eeyin. Glcndlle, Ca. 91202

Imperi.1 Valle,. Cal. (Pi Phi Pockct)-Ms. Darline Gamble, 2707 Huff Rd., Imperial. Ca. 922H La Canada Valley, Cal.-Mn. Robert W. Annin, 4731 Luheart Dr. La Canada. Ca. 91011

La J olta l CaL-MIS. L. Lamar Whitney. 6}11 Aycnida LI Jo1 a, Ca _ 92037 1 0n, Bucb. C al.- Md. Arthur A , Lockhart, 6231 E. Si.th 51 , Lonl Bc:ach. Ca. 9081"

Lo. Anceles Cal.-Mrs. Dennis Healy, 10842 Portolino PI. Los AncelH , Ca . 9002" North Oranle County. Cal.-Mrs Andrew Ersck, 1723 Sioneman, 92802

Geocral Chairm.n-Mn. Otis W. Manton. 2133 Roanoke Rd ., S.n Manno, Ca. 91108 (Puadena)-Mn. John W. &cue. H3 Dobbin. Dr , San Ga· briel. c.. 917n (San Marino-Sou th Pu.dcna)-Mrs Milcs Coleman H2 Cool· id,e Dr ., S.n Gabriel, Ca. 917n and Mn Wa,nc Jett, 232' Adlir St., San Mar ino, Ca. 91101 ( Arcaail -Mon rovia .OuartlC) - MII Thomas Stephenson. 816 Vic ·

Studio City (Sec San Fernando VallCT, Calif .)

Sunset Beach (Sec Lona BiC'ach, Calif.)

Sun Valley ( Sec San Fcrnando Valley, Calif.)

Surfside (Sec Lona Beach , Calif .' (Set: San Femando Valier. Calif )

TaRana (Sec San Pernlndo VIII:, Calif.)

Temple City (Sec Pasadena. Calif.)

Thoullnd Oaks (See Ventull County , Calif.)

Tocranee (Sec South Ba,. Calif )

Tustin (Sec Central Oranle County, Calif., Van NuJS (Secn S.n Feenlndo Valley, Calif )

Venice (Sec Santa Calif.'

Ventura (Sec Ventura CounlJ, Calif.)

Victorville (Sec San BernardinO, Calif.)

Villa Park (Sec Central Orlnlc County Calif.)

Vista (Sec La J OIII, Calif.)

Vilta l.ejan. (Sec La C.nada Valle" Calif. )

West Los Anleles (Scc S.nta MoninWestside. Calif )

Westlake Villlle (See Ventura CounIT. Calif )

Westminster (Sec Lon& BiC'ach. Cllif )

Wcstmoreland (Sec Viller Calif )

Wbittitt (Sec Whittier Area, Calif )

Winnetka (5« San Femando Calif.)

Woodland Hilb (Sec San Punando ValIc" Calif )

Y orba Linda (Sec North Oran&e County, Calif )

Yucaip.1 (Sec Redlands , Calif.)

tori., Alodia, Ca. 91006 (A1hambra San City)-Mn. Jamn C. urson, 2316 Stranahan 0,.• Alh.mbra, Ca. 91803

(Priyate Schools)-Mrs Ga..,. Wheatcroft, 760 S San Rafael AYe ., PlSadena, Ca. 9110' Redlands, Cal .-Mn L. A. Platz, 317 EucalTPtus, Redlands , Ca. 92373 Rivcrside, Cal.-Mrs. Richard D Cartier, noo Count..,. Club Dr .• Riverside, CI. 92)06 Sin Bcmlrdino, Cal.-Mrs. John W. Hall. 336 E Ralston AYe .• San Bernardino. Ca. 92404 San Diqo, C1l.-Mn _ Robert Loncqan, 4'76 Alice. S.n Diqo. Ca. 921U San Valley, Cal.-Mrs. Waltet Samuelson, 239"2 Califa SI., Woodland Hills, Ca. 91364 Santa Barbara, Cal.-Bobbic Kine." 1719 Oyulook Laoc, Santa Bamll. , Ca. 93101 ·Santa Monica·Westside. Cal.-Mrs _ Gerald Wood. 801 Ench.nted W.y, Pacific Pal bades, Ca. 90272 South B'J. Cal.-Mrs. GCOtae Wallace. 3937 Stalwlrt. Pale. Vcrdes Peninsula. Ca. 90274 South Collt, CaL-Mrs. Will HiUins, 23 Hermitlle Ln., NewPOtt Beach. Ca. 92660 Ventura , Cal.-Mn J. O. L1 oyd-Butlet, 1816 North C Street. 0. · nlld, Ca. 93030 Whittier Am, Ca1.-Mrs Ralph John, 14414 fm o..,. Whitticr, C•. 9060'

Who's Who and Mortar Board

Sora Eve,.tt Alabama a.lo

Po"' Boyl. Millourl Alpha

Claudett. L.llonc Louis iana I.ta

Cynthio Thiebaud Florida I.to

Sharon Hopkins Washington Gamma

Vldclluml Montono Alpha

Merry Fleming Alabamo aeto

Who's Who

Martare. '.t.,.. Mississippi Alpha

htty Harte Texal D.lta

Janet Harwell Arko"sal leta

Jane Hunt.r Ohio Z.ta

Gail Gatch.1 Florida I.ta Allo Alpha Kappa O.lto , Gamet K.y

Kathy Hancock Millourl Alpha Alia Kappa D.lta P'

Jeanne Turnbow ARansas a.ta Allo Dean ' , LI,t

Jon La.erlot South Dakota Alpha

Margen. $tlc:.t.:.1 Millouri Alpha

Jane Lohmann Missouri "'fpho

Col •• n Mahan Montana Alpha

Mory I.th Neh."., South Ookola Alpha AI,. Phi hto Kappa

Mortar Board

Marti N.ff Ohio Eta

Tri.ha Rudder Oklahoma Alpha

Allo ewen •• Alpha Lambda D.lta

Zon Dismuk. Florida o.lto

Coral GrifRth Texa. O.lto

Liz: Mc.Culiough Ohio a.ta

Julio lic.kley MlnGuri Alpha Also Phi S.'o Kappa, Phi Mu Epsilon

Ida Lee Harle l.xol O.lto

Connie Drapp Florida B.ta AI,o "I Chi , Oeon', Lilt

Linda lemm Montano Alpha

Solly Pow.r. Texo. D.lto

Becky Spradling Indiana Gamma

Judy Brown T•• al D.lta

Mortar Board

Joan Von Order MouQchu •• n. a.to

Kathy Holm•• rexal Gamma Alia Sigma Tau D.lto

Susan W interringu Texos Alpha

Wendy a•• v •• Connecticut Alpha

Devo ra Lewis Texas Gamma Allo Phi Kappa Phi

Carroll Cartwright Texos Alpha

Debra Cappiello Connecticut Alpha Alia Phi a.ta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi

Susan Smith Texas Gamma Also Phi Kappa Phi

D.bbl. W •• t.r Texas Gamma

AlIa Sigma Tau D.lta Ph i Kappa Phi

Nancy Pric. rexal Gamma Also Sigma Tou D.lta

Paula Young Alabama a.,o AI.o I.fo Th.ta PI Swe.theart

Other Honoraries

Mary Stoik

South Dakota Alpha Dolta Phi Alpha

Julio Sandin.

South Dakota Alpha Alpha Lambda Oolta

Suo Wilber

South Dakota Alpha Guidon. Zota Phi Eta

Pam elm pi South Dakota Alpha PI Sigma Alpha , Ph ' Sigma Iota

Laurlo Oummormuth South Ookota Alpha Phi Alpha Thola

Suo lunkor South Ookala Alpha 0.110 Phi Alpha

Jill Garrlguos Ohio Z.ta Spun , Kappa Oolto P'

Suo Swldon South Dakota Alpha Guidon

Marcia Arndt

South Dakota Alpha Zota Phi Eta

Linda 5chanthmldt OhIo Zolo Ph i Iota Kappa

Kim Jacobs South Dakota Alpha Alpha Lambda 0.110

GInny Sondo Ohio Zoto Spun , Phi Upsilon Om icron

Other Honoraries

Patti Smith Nevada Alpha PI Kappa Phi, Dean', List

lehy Harwood Loul,lona leta

Ph i Up.Uon Om icron

Terry Melarhy Nevada Alpha O.an' , list

Sally Crai, Loublana leta

Ph i Kappa Phi, Mu Sigmo Rho, Kappa Delta Ep.llon

Jane C,e or Oh io hla Chime.

Ann Ha/ne. Loul,lana leta Mu Sigma Rho , Kappa Delta Ep.Jlon , Kappa Detta Pi

Phylli. Irownl •• Kentutley leta Kappa Delta PI , Deon', list

Oonno Sell Ohio hta Chime.

Suzanne Trappey Lou l, lana leta Phi Kappa Phi , leta Alpha P,I, leta Gamma Sigma

Other Honoraries

Sandra St.lner

Alabama Beta

Alpha lambda Delta , Dean', Lilt

Nancy Leach Texal Gamma

Alpha D.lta Sigma

Candy Williamson Alabama Gamma Alpha Z.ta

D.bbl. Shomb.tk Texal Gamma Alpha lambda Delta , S Honon COloln(1I

Harriet Hemll Alabama a.ta

Kappa D.lta Epsilon. Dean', Lilt

Koren William.on Alabama Gamma Alpha Lambda 0.110

Jano Bullard Texol Gamma Mu Phi Ep.ilon

Robin Rutherford Alabama a.to

Alpha Lambda O.lto , Dean', Lilt

Oenl,. W.stbrook

al Gamma

Alpha D.lta Sigma

Carolyn T•• oI Gamma Dean' , List

Lind. Heck Te.ol Gamma

O.lto Sigma Rho, Tau Kappa Alpha , D.lta Phi Ep.llon

Quln I.,ertge, Texas Gamma Honon Council

Other Honoraries

Debbie Ol,o n Florida to Dean', list

Jane Laybold Florida to Village Vamp" Dean ', lI,t

Anne Thod'enon Florida to Dean', List

Jodee Laybold Florida Beta Omicron Nu , Dean', LI,t

Te,.. Etheridge Florida Be'a Dean ' , Li, '

Vicki Bonomo Florida leta Omicron Nu , Dean', L1,'

Cindy Stringfield florida Beta 1',1 Chi , Dean ', Li,'

Noncy Koblik Florida leta Dean '. lid

Jud i Lubo1:ynskl florida hta Dean ', Lid

Sidney Roesch Florida Beta Dean ', Lht

Lance Sullenberger Florida Bela Village Vamps , Dean', L1"

Oebi Adam,on Florida Beta Village Vamps , Dean' s Usl

Other Honoraries

Cynthia latham Mlilinippi Alpha Kappa Omicron Phi

aarb Simoni Florida a.ta Deon', List

Od.H.lobb MI lnlpp! Alpha Orch •• il, o.on', LI.t

Laurie Cronin Arlcan.os Alpha Ord.r of Om.go

Nancy Dunk Florida a.ta Village Vamp.

Carol Jane Smith Millin!ppi Alpha

Phi D.lta Rho, PI Tau Chi, Kappa Omicron Phi

N.'a ""onlo,BradleyAlpha Chim••

Dianne Elliott Mllllnlppi Alpha Kappa Omicron Phi

Deana Nichol. Mllllnlpp! Alpha Kappa Omicron Phi. Dean', List

Margie Walk.r Ariconlas Alpha Order of Omega

Kathy CUPPMI Arkansas Alpha Chlm ••

Ann C"I.er "..teanla. Alpha Order of Omega

Other Honoraries

Carol O ' Connel Montana Alpha Spurs

Kay Keasl.r

T•• o. D.lto Dean', U.t

JoAnne Wilkin. Indiana 'A Alpha Lambda D.I'a

Melissa Caraway Monlono Alpha Spur.

LIndo Zalmanek

Texal D.llo Dean ' , Us.

Fran Murchl. Indiana I.ta

Alpha lambda Delta , Dean ' , list

Lila Lamm Mon'ano Alpha Alpha Lambda D.lta

Kat. McCormack Texa. D.lta Dean', lI.t

Kim Crowford Indiana B.ta

Alpha Lambda D.'to , Dean', lis'

D.bbl. Kuntz: 'ndlona 1.'0

Alpha Lambda Delta , o.on ' , Lilt

Mary Dull Montana Alpha Alpha Lambda D.lta

D.b Sickel., Mon'ana Alpha Spurs

Other Honoraries

Karen Kr.uch New Mexico a.ta Deon ', list

Kathy Wolf. New Mexico aeta Dean', Utt

Sue Gr•• n New Mexico I.to Dean ' , list

5ulan Moffitt "''*onlol a.ta Deon ' , Lilt

Caryl Prltsbr New Mexico B.fa Dean'. List

lorb Davis New Mexico a.ta Deon', Lid

Vicki 'tooch Aticansas a.ta Deon ', LI.t

Kay Humphreys New Mexico a.fa Dean'. List

Naom i Tomura Walhlnl'on Gomma Spurt

Lindo lak.r Arkansas leta Dean ', lit'

Nond OMc., Washington Gamma SpUrt

Dian_ Gri"'n W ••t Virginia Alpha Chlm••

Other Honoraries

laurie Jonel

WOlhlngton Beta Prelldent', Lilt

Judy Southard Mlnourl Alpha Fanfare for fifty

SUlan VanS ickle Indiana Epillon Alpha Lambda Della

Candy Townl

Miliourl Alpha fanfare for Fifty

Cheryl L1ghlfaot Mlnouri Alpha Kappa Delta PI , PI lambda Theta

Terri Martella Indiana Epilion Alpha lambda Delta

Julie Selek Miliaurl Alpha Fonfar. fo, Fifty

Sue ","lip, Millou" Alpha Fonfare for fifty

Martha Hill Tnal Alpha Bluebonnet Belle

Mary Ann Rodlch Indiana Epillon Outstanding S, Woman In Dept. of Clalilcal Studlel

Lyn Schoenfeld

Miliourl Alpha Fanfare for Fifty, Pi Mu Epillon

Nancy ludolph Mlnouri Alpha Sigma Iho Sigma

Other Honoraries

Debbie Barber Kan.a. B.ta Dean'. Honor Roll

Hilary S Kayle Michigan Beta Alpha Lambda Delta

Valerie Be,nhardt Oklahoma Alpha O.an'. Honor Roll, P,•• id.nt'. Honor Roll

Kathy Thurmond T.xas B.,o O.an'. List

SU'on Gia,gi California aeta Prytonnean

Patty Edmond.on Oklahoma Alpha O.an ' Honor Roll

Carolyn Ihod•• Texa. a.,o Dean'. U.t

Maureen Barry Oregon Alpha Phi Theta Up.llon

MOfgO B.ntsen Texa. hta O.an ' LI.t

Aile. Klric Texo. hta O.an ' U.t

Lindo Sue McCro.key rexa. aeta Dean'. List

Kathy B.n.on Texo. B.to O.an'. Ust

'am B.nts.n T.xo. B.to O.on'. U.t

Fraternity Sweethearts

larbara Hackney

Tenne" Delta , PI Kappa Alpha Dreamglrl , Finalist International Dreamglrl

Olano Cheek

lo"lliana leta Kappa Alpha lo.e

S"e Power

California Gamma Kappa Atpha 10le

S"e Kavana"gh Kent"cky leta PI Kappa Alpha Sw theart

Diana Mellott California Gamma Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart

""'y Taylor

Indiana Zeta Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Debbie Thomplon Wa.hlngtan Alpha Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Cheryl Merkel Colorado Gamma Alpha Kappa Lambda Sw theart

Ann Walker A,llono aeta Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

CotMn McCoy Mlnnelota Alpha Sweetheart of Slilma Ch i

Daphne SI on Ohio leta Sweetheart of Sigma Ch i

Annie Gro New York Alpha Delta To" Delta Sweetheart

Helen loiter Lalliliona Alpha Sweetheart of to Thela Pi

Fraternity Sweethearts

Kathy Dy. Artc:anlos Alpha Sigma Nu DailY Mae

SUli. Iiley Indiana Gamma Sigma Nu Sw••theart

Sarah Deal Arkansas leta Sigma Alpha Ep.ilon Sw•• theart

Elizabeth lIanlon Texas Alpha Sigma Nu Swe.theart

Bedli Salzman lIIinol. Atpho Th.ta Chi Sw •• theart

Kit Ford Indiana Gamma Kappa Sigm o Swe.theart

MoUory Culp.pp., Arkansas Alpha Sigma Nu Swe.theart

Lynn Merrick lIIinoi. Z.ta Alpha Deha Phi Sw••theart

a.nnae Anderson North Dakota Alpha Kappa Sigma DNam,lrI

Vidcl Holder Oklahoma Alpha Sigma Nu Sw••theart

Kathie McDaniel Alabama leta Dream Girt of Th.ta Chi

lynn Labrech. Louiliana leta 1972 Qu •• n U. S COOl' Guard Academy

Fraternity Sweethearts

los.mary Malone Oiliahoma Alpha Sigma Ch i Sw•• theart Court

Jan K,.li. Kansa. Alpha

lrd place Sigma Nu " Dai sy Moe Look AUk." Conl•• t

h,1 Hofner Sovth Dakota Alpha 10

of Delta " Finalist

D.bbi. Goff Oklahoma Alpha Army ROTC Qu " Finali st

Dana W.bste, California Gamma Phi Koppa Tau Princess

McMaders Oklahoma Alpha Navy ROTC Qu

Semi-Finalist

Lynn Van Buskirk California Gamma Alpha Tou Om."o Prlncen

Kathy Ma.on Oh io 1.'0 Phi Kappa Tau Pumpkin P,lnce

lonn. Shelby Arir:onla' Alpha Sigma Nu SWHlheort Court

Margl. Campbell Collfornlo Gamma Kappa Sigmo Prln,e ..

Sue Port.r Collfornla Gamma Kappa Alpha P"n,

Lorraine Donl.1 O,.gon Alpha Sigma Nu Whit. 10•• Court

Cindy Hoff North Dakota Alpho Th.ta Chi Pledge 'rinull

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These young women have been initiated into Pi Beta Phi chapters since 1972

Alabama l eta , Un lnrsi t y of Alabo mo-October I, 1972 : Suzanne Daniels, Say Minette; Mo ndee Murphy, Mobile ; Betsy Sain, Judy Mellazo , Birmingham; Cathy Burto n, Miami. Fla.

February II, 1973 : Rita Albano, Martha Clark, Betsy Denton, Cathy Hight. Sandra Steiner, Janet Ward, Birmingham; Terry Chastain, D ebbie Hagef· stration, Jennifer Horton, D ebbie Stucker, Hu n tsvi ll e; Pam Gardner, Margaret Herbert, Montgomery; Suo san Pate, Robin Rutherford. Leslie Taylor, Memphis, Tenn .; Ann Couch, Winfield; Angela Hollingsworth. Anniston ; Jean Outlaw , M o bile; Rita Wright, Guntersville ; Cindy Moore, Homewood, III.; Beth Thomas, Blumfield , W Va .; Valerie Vinci, Grosse Pointe, Mich .; Paula Ellis, Miami, Fla.

Alabama Gamma , Aubum Un ivers ity-January 20, 1973: D ona Brown, Patti Falletta, Patricia Ray, K ar en Wash, Karen Williamson, Birmingham; De· Shazo, Kathy Wager, Atlanta, Ga. ; Trina Go rdon, Glenwood, Ill.; Rina H ead, Charlotte, N.C.; Cyndi Daytona Beach, Fla .; Susan Hill, Amory, Miss.; Fran Jerkins, Florence; Laurie Little, Auburn; Anna Lovejoy, Gadsden; An n Mitchler, Roswell, Ga .; Cathy Rachmeler, Gayle Sparks , Huntsville; Ann Stal. naker, H aines City, Fla.; Cary Stockley, Germantow n , Tenn.; Rosa Ward, Candy Wi ll iamson, H ouston, Tex.; Laura Weekley, Say M inette; M argie Wi lkins, Dublin, Ohio

April 1973 : Pam Dyas , Mobile; Kay Flan agan, Lake City, Fla. ; Susan Walke r , Montgomery.

Arizona Beta , A,iz:ona State Univ ers ity-March 10, 1973 : Mary Lynn Berger, Mary D on na, Rebecca Ev. ans, Kim Hughes , Sheral Smith, Phoenix; Sheri Lin. coin, Kim O'Connor, Jean Riley , Scottsdale; Lydia Mont oya, Sierra Vista; Julia Chase, San Angelo, Texas ; Linda Grijalva , West Covina, Calif.; Lynda J o hnson , Glendale, Calif. ; Robin Kirkner, Englewood , Co lo .; Kris K orff, Roc kford , III .; Jackie Krukenberg , Fountain Valley, Calif.; Susan Maxe , Palos Verdes Est., Calif.; Lynn Orndorff, Edina, Minn .; Mary Ann Raskin , Blythe, Calif.; Bari Reich, Denver, Colo .; Cheri Shearon, Des M o ines, I owa; Julie Thalman, Danville, Ill.; Jo Bea Way, Walnut Creek, Calif.; Jene Werner, Highland, III.; Wendy Witt, Dallas, Tex .; Kimberlec Wooodard, Whittier, Calif.

A,kansas Alpha , UniversUy of A rk a ns a s-February 3, 1973 : Anne Dunlap , Barbara Gary , Gayle Wassell , Dallas , Texas; Marilynn Mo seley, liz Rainwater, Dixie Regenold, Blytheville ; Margaret McClain , Tex. arkana, Tex.; K ay Willms, Arkadelphia; Mary Good H o rn er , Helena ; Mary Kn ow les, Kathy Dye , Houst o n , Tex.; Jan Johnston, Susan Atw ood, Jonesboro; Cindy Barker, Robin Ratley, Janna Riley, Little Roc k ; Scott Hammans, Stultp;art; Neta Bndley, Jackson, Tenn; D onna Trumbe, Fayetteville.

Arkansa s aeta , Un ivers ity of Arkansas at little Rock - February 11, 1973 : Cheryl Surratt, England; Caro· lyn H awkins, Fort Smith; Vicki Will is, F orrest City; linda Baker, Hot Springs; M artha Ba ldridge, Beth D avies, Terry Ehrenberg, Pam Fite, T erry l M ac k ey, Susan Moffitt, Ginny Robbi n s, Suza nne Tedd lie , Janet W il so n , litt le Rock.

Californ ia aeta, Univenity of California , BerlteleyFebruary 2, 1973: Jennifer A dams, J ane Bueermann, Beth Cullom , Jeanne Rowe, Piedmont; Barbara All en, Debbie Bray, Ann Schnugg, Nancy Schnugg, Pam Stunz, Orinda; Susan Backus, Oak land; Shelby H ilde.. b rant, Napa; Susan Macaulay, Lafayette; Laurie Scou, San Jose; Becky Tindell, Sacnmento; Lynn Zolezzi, Sausalito.

California Gamma , University of Southern Californ ia -September 2, 1972: M aribeth Jenn i son, Corona del M ar

Californ ia EpsUon , San Diego State Colleg..-.- April 9, 1972: Li n da A r buckle, Escondido; Robin D eine r , Ann Sheffe r , Margaret T h orpe, Ca th y Welch, Arcadia; Suo san Flinn, Fulle r to n ; Susan F oster, Mi shawaka, I nd.; D iane Fraser , Newpo r t Beac h ; J a n ice H ar tl ey, C h ula Vi sta; Leslie J ohnso n , Wood lan d Hi lls; Sha r on J ohn. son, La Mesa; Kat h y M u ll in, Los Al amitos; M ary Stryker , Palos Ve rdes; Vi ck i T a rl eton, Sa n M ar i n o; Kathy Yo r ke, Laguna.

September 29, 1972: NeJle ne K uh ns, Santa Ba rb ara; Jan Marholin, San Di ego; Terry Noel, Santa Barbara; and Barbara Roberts, Saratoga.

October I, 1972: D enise Anthony, Lisle, III.; Nancy Ben, Pam Damarus, Julie Nason, Carol Reardon, San Diego ; Melissa Blouin, Glendale; Ashlie Counts, Fa irfax, Va .; Charla Single, Bonita.

March 1973: Sherry Columbia, Glendor2; M ary Ecoif, Oxnard; Susan Frankiewicz, D ebbie Spieker, San D iego; Gay Gardner, L05 Alamitos; Susan Hemphill , La Fayette ; Pam Hickerson , H idden H ills; Marcia Hinwoocl , South Laguna; Sharon Reddick, H unt· ington Beach ; Cindy Samuel$On , Woodland H ills; Carole Sands, Bonita; Susie Straith, Alexandria, Va .; Debbie Wood , Hacienda Heights.

Californ ia Zeta , Un iversi ty of California , Sanla Bar ba ra--February 10, 1973: Jane Baxter, Mountain Vi ew; Patti Eilau, Arcadia; Sue Gi ll , Goleta; A nn Joste, M o untain View; Barbie Love, Carmel; Lynn Moore, Hawthorne ; Diane Nick loif, Arcadia; Sue Ornor, Millbrae : Melanie Rabin, Brentwood; Carla Wilkerson , Orinda.

Colo r ado Alpha , Univ ers ity of Colorado--O ctober 29 , 1972: Sue Pinner, San Marino, Calif.; Marcy Wallace . Lakewood; linda Stn-art. Longmont; Debby Hier, Park Fo rest , til.; Nancy Fraze, Falls River, Mass.; Brooke Ri chards , Urbana, Ohio

Froruary 24, 1973: Scouie Adams, Debbie Johnson, Kim Rober!son, Newport Beach , Calif.; Susan Archi. bald, Boulder; Judy Hopkins, Kamy Kittrell, Denyer ; Candace Kimze le. Margie McD onald, Mary Ro:uh , Englewood; Cassie Bevan, Killen Leonard. Golden ; Marianna MahlecC'5 , Grand Junction; Jane Day, Pueblo; Nancy Nichols. Sun Valle}" Jd:1ho; Barbara Riley, Eu reka, II I.; Kathy Peyton , West Lafayette. I nd.; Nancy D rew, Frontenac, Miss.; Barbara Larsen , Dickinson, N.D .; Jane Deuser. Dayt on, Ohio; Jose. phine Otey , Ardm ore, Okla .; Carol Bloomer. Abilene. Tex .; Alison Arthur, H o ust o n , Ta.; D owns Miller. Se,mle, Wash

Co lorado Be ta , Un lv e l"lit y of Oen ve r-O ctober, 1972

Tracy Bauman, Nancy Bry so n , Milwaulcl!'e, Wis.; Che · ryl Christie, Eggertonvi l lc, N .Y .; Edith Hillman. D ow n ingtown, Pa.; Janice Johnson, Oklah oma City, Okla .; Nancy Margulies. Wilmington N.C.: Jane Rabbino , Flushing , N.Y.; Nancy Randall , Tulsa Okla ; Cathy Colburn, Pal os Verdes, Calif.; Bamara Dnter Atherton, Calif.; Stephanie Shawnee Mission. Kan .: Amy Sayles, Birmingham , Mi ch; Heidi Stilb. Tucson. Ariz .: Susan Tayl or, Arvada; Debbie Wells , D enver; Kathy Wilmarth . Colusa. Calif.; Jennifer Wyeth , St J ose ph , Mo

Colorado Gamma , Colorado Stote Unh1e rslty-O clO· be r 23, 1972: Culligan , Naperville, III ; Lau· rie Douglass, Carol Root , Colorado Springs ; Anne Feig h ney, Litt leton; Becky H aley, Palo s Verde'i, Ca l if.; Joan H auser. Carlsbad, N.M.; Debbie Peter· son. D enve r ; D iane Rietz, Owatonna, Minn .; Carla Smith. Lancaster Calif .; Angela Villu cci, Glovers· ville, N Y

February to. 1973 : Lindsey Bittner, Julie Rathbone Denver; E ll en Bliss. Pam Rains, Chatham , N J ; Sara D u naway. Aurora; Zoe Fock le r, Bou lder; Colleen Ke ll ey. En.'t lewood; Cheryl M ason, Ballwin. Mo .; Chery l M athews, Panama City. F la.; M arty Moore, Littleton: Robin Perry. Jan Polyasko. Ft Collins; Louise Pickford. Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Ellen Polin,5t. Sioux Falls. S D .: Me.'t Tiemeyer. Leaw ood. Kan .: Barb Walla ce. Steamboat Springs; Betsy Wahon. M o· deslo. Calif.; Susie Smilh, Alexandria Va

Connecti cut Alpho , Un ive rsi ty of Conn edic u l-Oct O· ber 6. 1972' Cappiello. Wheaton. III.: Lorna Henderson. Noank; Anita Joss, Wanta.'th NY : Lilia Kulma czewski. Waterbury: Diane P okallus. M atawan. N . J.: Mar,go Zamlauski, Hartford.

March If!. 197) : Joann DeBla sis. Roc ky Hill : Janis Huber, Groton; Debbie Lewis Trumbull. Debb ie Mc· IIwain M ystic.

Florida Beta , Flo ri da St at . 3, 1912 : Pem Brady , West Palm Beach; Nancy Dunk. Leesbur,'l:; Judi Lubo zy nski Orlando; Judy Maltby, H astin.'t": Carol Rauth Winter Haven; Lance Sulle n · ber.'ter. Talla ssee: Debbie Heller, Savannah Ga .: Deb· bie Munro Atlanta. Ga .: Daphne Boyd. Palmelt o.

March I. 197) : Mary Watson. Sarasota; D ebi Adams o n , Melinda Hand Orlando : Cheryl Bosenberj;l:, Sally Hunt Tallahasee : Cathy Elliott. West Palm Beach : Anne Frtt'man. Winter Haven ; Susan Hibbs ,

North Palm Beach; Diane H olla n d, MaLtl and; Sharon Pea ch, Jacksooville Beach; Nancy Pittman. Jensen Beach; Julie Tebo, Washington , 0 C.

April 14, 1973 : Joanie Bridges, Susie McKellar. West Palm Beach; Becley H osford. Pam Walktr. Tal· lahassee ; Bill)'e Heritage Sarasota; Susi Tonkinp:. Fort Lauderdale; Susan Respess, Jacks onville Beach; Faith Sandri, North Larg o; Cathy Thompson , Willon Man · ors; Mary D o nahue Cocoa Beach; Cheryl Murphy , Fort Walton: Terri Oseif, Treasure Island; Julie Stein Winter Park ; Jan Bruce , Dayt o n , Ohio

Georg ia Alpha , Un ive rsi ty of Georg io--Ocr obe r 8. 1972 : Sherry Cunningham, Rive rdale ; Jan Duff y, At · lanla

Idaho Alpho . Un lv'rs lty of Idaho-- February 24. 1973: Vi ck i Anders on, Rosemary Marlin son. Debby Van Wag one r, Moscow; Mary Blake, Couer d' Alene ; Jane Davis , Sandpoint; Sanda Farlinger , Caldwell: Jane Gibson, Ann Griffin , Kay Kiser , Bo ise ; H olly Friar, Santa Barbara. Calif. ; Kathy lindstrom . Paul ; Linda lynch. San Francisco. Calif.; Sally M cRae. Mul · Ian

illin o is ae t a De lt o , Kno x CoUea.-January 14, 1973 ' C)'nthia Wells, Champaign; Nancy Knapp , Oak Park; Nancy Whorton. Bluffs

April I , 1973 : Cynthia Corso, Chi cago Hei.'tht s: Pa · tricia Littrell. Oak Park; M ary Marselos, Roc kford ; Lisa 1. Kubaitis. Will ow Springs; Karen Nelson, Gales· burg; Frannie Ot!. Lockpo rt; Tammy Walker. Ham · ilt o n; Christine Day LaGraoge Park ; D ebbie Vandalia : Diane Dill on. Nancy Duquette, Bristol. Conn .; J oan Harpham , Lockport; Barb Jansen , Diane Mayer Chica.'to: Nina Sipa Claren· don Hills

IH lnoi. Ep silon Norlhwe ern Unive"ity- Feb r uary 10 1973 : Jane Beck, D aYlon, Ohio; Robin Coe lh o, Newark, Ohio; Julie F itzgera ld, Palatine ; Linda Foertsch , Olympia Fields ; Candy Frybur,lter Lake Aluff; Her7. Flmwood P llrk; Randi H n ff mann. Boca Raton, Fla .: Carole Johnson, Vienna W Va .; Peggy Jones. West6eld Center. Ohio: Lisa K ol ker Bethesda, Md ; Helen Kraus , Park Ridge ; Sally ly on, D es M oines. Iowa; Lorie Merri ck, Elmhurst; Claudia Naber, Pittsburgh, Pa ; Jean Olson, South Bend, Ind .; Tracy Miller. Bradford. Pa.; Andrea Putman. T oledo. Ohio; Vi cki Tuthill. Grand Rapid s Mi ch; Emadene Travers, Arlin,!o':t o n Heip:hts ; Cindy \X/ac hier Cleve· land. Ohio; Elizabeth Wheeler, Concord, Calif. : Sam Miller FI. Lauderdale Fla April 22. 1972 : H olly Harris , Akron . Ohio; Janet Livingston. Columbus, Ohio.

Ill ino is Zeta , Un ive"i ty of IIlino is-- March 24. 1973 : Wendy Baron, Leslie Berman Skokie: Pamela Blatt. M orton Grove; Elaine Carlson. Park Ridp:e: Lore Carlton. Judith Morgan , Park Forest; Meredith Engert, Champaign; Julie Freischla.'t , We er· mont; Kathryn Kleitz. Glen EII)'n; Elizabeth Kuhle , Deotur : Margaret O'Malley, Glenview; Deborah Par· sons. Bethalto: Peggy Piazza Glenw ood; Patricia Rabbe, Maso n City; Susan Shepherd River Foresl;

Paula Tremble, Hoffman Estates; Karen Velde , New Holland; Lee Ziegler, Fairfield

illinois Eta , Millikin Unlve,..lty-March 3, 1973: Sue Addy , Peoria; Jackie Chambers, Huvey ; Paige Da shner, Dupo; Pam Deck, Cynthia Summers, Indianapolis, Ind .; Melanie Gaden , Wheat o n ; Candy Heiss, Fa y· etteville, N.C.; Lisa Heneghan , Kathi McCluggage, D ecatur ; Debbie Lauer, Springfield; Peg Luck , Tabor, N.].; Jude Ludwig, M o non ; Debbie Nybe rg , Gridley; Roc h elle Whalen. Virden

Indiana leta, Indiana University-Ma rch 1973: Brenda Engle, Co l umbus; Linda Bloom, Bet h Johnson, Debbie M arti n, Terry M arti n, Bloomington.

Indiana Gamma , lutler Unlvenity--Oc tobe r 14 , 1972 : Jill Burgess, Nora D o nahue, Park Ridge, IlL; Karen McGraw, Albi on, Mi ch .; Betsy Mitchell , Indianapolis.

Indiana Delta, Purdue Unlversity-September 24, 1972 : Susan Anderson, Michigan City; Maria Arista, Lowell; Susan Ashbey, Beth Baird, Marcia Collingnon, Gndy Foster, Becky Hartsock, Ju dy Pratt , Pam Thompson , Indianapolis; Jennifer Bertram, Robinson, IlL; Ginny Bussard, Schaumburg, III .; Ann Carhon , Frankfon; Janet Crum , M ichigantown; Carol Clup, Kathy Glade, Maureen Maloney, Leslie Morgan , Janet Rudolph , J ody Ward, D awn Wheeler, Lafayette; Linda Espenlaub. Lisa l accarino. D eb bie Klaser, Evansville; Cheryl Ewashko, Griffith ; Jane Fe rguso n, Lebanon; Debbie Flynn, Fowler; Wendy Hunt, Anna V o n Seymo ur ; D ebbie Ing mi re, Logansport; Cindy Krali " Warsaw; Jenny Elkhart; D ia ne M urphy, Mo nr oeville, Pa .; Ka thy Pabst, Fisherville • .pa.; May M owtow n Square, Pa ; Deena Schwanberger, Highland ; Barb Suciu, Schenectady, N Y ; Maureen Teagarden, Fort Wayne ; Marjorie Trent, Munster

Indiana Epsilon , DePauw University-February 24, 1973: Robin Clark, East, Evansville; Nancy Gibson , Western Springs , III.; Barb Harmon, Julie Harper, Anne Kane, St. Louis, M o.; Susan Emison, Vin cen nes ; Martha H awthorne, Mexico, Mo .; Chris Hewlett, Toledo, Ohio; Barbara Holmes, Cincinnati, Ohio; Sarah H ouston, Crawfordsville; Nancy Jenkins , Terrace Park Ohio : Marilyn Johnson. Peoria, 111. ; Karen Lee Jacksonville, Fla .; Terri Martella Indianapolis ; D ebbie Mill s, Andie Pace, Lacon, 111. ; Jane Schoonmaker, Findlay , Ohio; Shelly Sheats, New Cast le; Mary Catheri ne Timms , Boulder, Colo.; Helen Truax Miam i, Fla .; Carol Arlington Heights . III.

Iowa Alpha , Iowa We.leyan-October 7, 1972 : Cheryl Luehr, Lombard , 111.; Janice Rice, Potand, Ohio; Patricia Covington, Ind .: Lynn Schulz , Hinsdale, Ill .; Linda Vaccaro, Tom 's River N.J

February 23. 1973 : Cathi Carter, Washington; Ellen Curless , Havana , 111. ; Fen ners , M idland Park N ]. ; Betsy H icklin, Wapello; D ianne Nutten, Ottumwa ; Ro bin McKinley, Siler City, N .C.; Pam

Patterson , Wyckoff, N J .; Margaret Linco ln , Neb

Iowa Zeta , University of lowa--November 1972 : Susan Patenon , D es Mo ines; Jane Sebby, Clario n _ March 4, 1973 : Cindy Alcorn , Mason City; Melis!a Burgeson , Sioux City ; Janet Cosgrove, Northbrook , III ; Barb Grant, P oca hontas ; Jule Gerlich , Des M o · Kyle Hunter, Ogden; Linda Johnson, Meade, Julie Ross, Iowa City; Jody Krier, Sigourney; Sa ra Ro hde, Cedar Rapids; Janet Seward, Urbandale; Nancy Shepley, Muscatine; D ebra Smith, Independe nce; Kathleen Tenant, Lake Forest, IlL ; Louise Yonan , Park Ridge, III.

Kentucky Alpha, University of 12, 1972: Di ane Jarrett, Leslie Long, l ouisvi lle ; Karen Shuff. Jan OUe, Seymour, Ind

Kentucky leta , Unlv.rslty of 16, 1973: Carol Colacello, Richm o nd, Ind .; Susan Goodman, Winston -Salem , N.C.; Linda J o hnides, Xenia , Ohio; K athryn Mundy, H untingburg, Ind .; Tara Nevin, Logansport, Ind.; Louisville ; Elizabeth Elgin , III.; Nancy Ketter· ing, Ohio ; Rose nberg, New City, N.Y .; Rae W o hlhue te r, Ri chm ond, Ind .; Woller, Muncie, Ind .; Kimberly Krafft , Prospect.

louisiana leta , Loublano State 17, 1973 : Collene Kean , Melanie Mi xo n , D onn a Moorer, Joni Nasca, M arti Ne lso n, D oni Mau reen Roche, Baton Rouge, La.; Pam Casey, Eagan, Jo H ultbe rg, Robin Slinkard , Sharon T omberlin , New Orleans; Jan Garitty, Peggy Garilty , May , Susie Sandifer, Mary C raig, Mary Margaret Smith , Alexandria; Karen Elsto n, Lyn Taylor, Lafayette; Kay Collins, Patti McIver, Lake Cathy Dupuy , Elizabeth Roy, Marksville ; Nancy Graugnard, SI. James ; Ra cha l Harm o n, Opelousas; Eve Kaha o, P ort Allen ; Ava Newton , Bunkie: Paige Patt o n, Homer; Marie Savoie, Belle Rose; Carey Svoboda , H o uma ; Nancy Talley , J onesbo ro; Ka y Scott, M onroe; Lise Charbonnet, Covington; Becky Carville, Plaquemine; Elynn Cassidy, Kaki Roberts , Dallas , Tex .: Julie Collie, D on na Deman zuk, Margaret Harris , H ouston, Tex .; Mary Etta lewi s, Conroe, Tex .; Terri May, Cartersville , Ga .; Sue McConnell, Ga.

Ma ine Alpha , University of Main.-A pril 20, 197 3: Jane Bowie, Auburn: Carol Gibbons, Saugus, Ma ss.; Cyndy Gillis, W ood land; Pricilla Hanley , Provide nce, R.I. ; Karen Glen Cove , N .Y .; Kri s Kn obl, Pennington, N }. ; Bonn ie MacPherson , Cape Elizabeth : Barbara Madi gan; H oulton; Mary Mall et,lincoln; Mathieu . Biddeford; Mennealy, Lewiston; VirNorman, Greene; Cynthia Rogers , lkrwyn, Penn .; Mary Scanlon, Portland; Kathye S1. Peter, Boxford, Mass; Deborah Westman , Essex Juncti on , V t.; Sally Whittier, Old Town

Maryland leta , Un lve nity af Maryland--February 3, 197 3: Pam Silver Spring; Patty Absher,

Camp Springs ; Sue Co nn o r, Chevy Cha se ; Mi chell e Crepeau, Laurel; Betsy Dictcrick, Williamsp o rt ; Cindy Finley , Roc kv i lle ; Jill Parmalee, H yattsv ille ; Penny Randall , Bethesda ; Caro l Ro we, T o ws o n

Mo u ochus.lh a e la , Un i rsl ty o f M OlSochuse t llFebruary 11 , 1973 : Mary Bainbridge, So u t h Hadley ; Phyllis Barton Lynn ; Susan Favaloro. Oix Hills, N.Y.

Michigan Alpha Hill s dal CoUege--- February 10, 1973 : Sara Bamborough H o lland; Judy Bell Cazeno via, N .Y . ; Shelley Boozer, Grand Rapids; Robin Browne, Galena , Ohio ; Cathy Edwards, Alexandria , Va ; Debby Gustafso n, Ohi o; J oanna Jame!, Charl o tte; Connie Phelps , Mah o pa c. N Y.; Mary RockefeJlar, Chagrin Falls , Ohi o ; L o rie Seit z, MonrfX ; Wendy 51. Clair, Berea, Ohi o; Pamela Stevens o n, Mentor , Ohi o; Sue SIOUI , Oak Harbor, Ohi o; M ary T o sha ch , Ann Arbor ; Babelle Tro ut , McLean , Va .; Debbie Voss, Detro it; AUlumn Wolf o rd , Wil. liamston.

Mich igan Beta , Un ive rs ity of Mich lgan-September 19, 1972 : Mary Medlar . January 14 , 1973 : Joyce Jones, Cheryl Steiner

Mich igan Gamma , Mich igan State Un i ve rsit y-No· vember I I, 1972: Caron Beh rendt, Maggie Bryan , Nan cy Gillespie , Beverly Grenzke, Connie Lulz, Dar· lene Pjanowski, Mich.; Dale Re:ad o n, Ohi o; Susan Reynolds, Shelley Sharp , Renee So lo man , Elizabeth Stro bl, Maxine Yeller , Pal Zimmerman , Wendy Beck· with , M ich

Minnesota Alpha , University of Mlnne.ot a-October 26, 1 972: Ba rb ara Brown , Elizabeth Nippert , St. Paul. J anuary 12, 1973: Barbara Apple, Laurie Kuipers, P at r icia Seidler, H opki n s; Cindy Graves, Lynn Peter· so n , Ca rol Romundstad, Edina; Jan H einig, Richfield; M ary Good r ic h , Debi Young, SI. Paul.

Mln lsslpp l Alpha , Un iversity of South .rn Mlnlsti pp l --Oct o ber 28 , 1972 : Cheryl Batey , Li s a Morreale, Lo ng Beach; Dianne Elli o ll , Quitman ; Dana Miles, M oss Point ; Ellen Puryear, New Orleans , La February 3. 1973 : Robin Roderick. P o plarville; Zula Wilson, Meridian : Odette Ro bb. Vi cksburg : Robin Rolfs, Picayune; Teri Strutz, Rock Island, III. ; D ebbie Thomas, Ocean Springs ; Susan Morris , franessa Burdett, H attiesburg; Susan Jon e s, Quitman ; Jan H annaford, Moss Point; Dawn La co ur , Kenner, La .; Cynthia Lat h am , Atm o re , Ala .

Mlnlsslpp i aeta Un ivers ity of 4 , 1973 : Gay A rnold, Halls , Tenn .; Elizabeth Hicks, New Orleans, La ; Ann Barrow , Ft. Myers , Fla ; Connie Chandler, Kathy Jones, Springfield, Tenn .; Marsha Clements, Madison ; Marian Davis , lila Bena ; Janet D ubisson , Barbara Hinkel , Nashville, Tenn .; Becky Flemmons , Tunica; Cissy Foote. Clinto n; Harriet Haines, Blythville, Ark ; Holly Hausman. Eagle Pass , Tex ; K aro n H ellmers, G reenville; Laura Henry , Rosemary H ill, D ecille Hurley. Mary McPhaul , Debby Runyan, Cind)l Wilson. Memphis , Tenn .; Lolly Hicks ,

Lakelan d, Fla .; Ann Hu cks tep , Bec k y J o hn so n , Ri ta Russell, Clark sdale ; Becky Jenn i ng s, M arks ; Karen J o rd an , Ca sper , Wyo .; Melzana M cMill an, Mini e r City ; Caro n Mann , Walls ; Ela in e Royce, H o u sto n , Tex .; Cin d y Verm i lya, Ft Myers, Fla

Min ourl Al p ho. University of Missou,i--February 17, 1973 ; Judy And ers o n, Co lumbi a; Kathy Bart o n , Hins · dale, III.; Lisa Beliles, Terry Gr o ss , Pam Schanba cher, Hannibal ; Penny Chiles , Smithville ; Susan Co il , Inde · pendence ; Ra chel Co llier, Kirksville; Kar en Consalus , Clint o n ; Martha George, Springfield , Mo ; Jayne Heine man , Marshall ; Kathy Lyddo n, Robin M errill , ChrislY Mo o rman , Pam Pea ce , Bo nnie Riehl , Kan sas CiIY : Beth Miller, Platte City ; Wen d y N o ren , Jeffers o n City ; Su zanne Olive, N eosh o; Alis o n Parchman , Kirk · wood; Susan Peters , Uni o n; Kathy P o land , St. J o seph ; Cindy Pratt Parkville; Shelly Re:a , Carro llt o n; Barb Smith , Alt o n , III. ; Peggy Unsw o rth , M o n terey, N M .; Merry Gretn e, Herman

Missou ri •• ta , Wa s hington Unlv.rs lt y-Geraldine Bo rula , Battle Creek, Mich ; Barbara Conli , Arlinglon Heights , III.; Margaret H o werton , D o wners Gr o ve, III. ; Jessi ca J o hn so n , Champaign , Ill. ; Elizabeth Naylo r, Atlanta, Ga .; Vandara Robbins, Newark , N ). ; usan Sanders, Clair Simons , St. Lo uis

Mlnour l Gamma DNry Colle g e---August ; I, 1972 : Ann Hicks

Mon t ona Alp h a Un iversit y o f Monta na-Sally Duna · h oo, Bo zeman ; Kay Pri ce Iker Lodge ; Ann e Co urt · ner, Duluth, Minn ; Shelia Smith , Fo rt Benl o n ; Mary Dull , Great Falls; Reenie Zaccardi, Pocatello , Idah o.

N.braska a.ta , Un iversity of N.bra .k o--September 30, 1972 : Carol Amid o n, Janet Clemens, PallY Ferra· rini , Anne Foley , Omaha ; Lisa Baumltardner , Cockeys· ville, M d .; Melinua Felin , Cathy Peters , limuln ; CUll ' nie Fay. Fremont; Cynthia Johnson, Mitchell, S D ; Leslie Stewart , Lexington ; Nan cy Ziegler, North Platte

February 24 , 197 3: Sue Campbell, Dianne Siefank o, Sue Thurm o nd , Omaha; Ginny Clem, Jer i Parker Sco ttsbluff ; Christy Searing . Si o ux City , I o wa ; Krisan Kleese, Frem o nt: Barb Carley, Martha Orti z, Susan Smiley , Lin coln ; Pat Smith , Hastings; Sue Hardy, Sioux Falls , S D ; Carol Rager, South Sioux City

N.vada Alpha Un iversi ty of Nevad a. hno-N o vem ber 16 , 1972 : Kathy Albrecht , Fair Oaks , Calif.; Sally McKee , Sacrament o , Calif. ; Fran Minsky, En c in o , Calif. ; Karen Taube, Newport Bea ch, Calif .; Nancy Tierny , Lo s Altos, Calif. ; Angie Urri o la , Elleo ; Jane Willer, Piedm o nt, Calif.

Ne w Mul( o Alpha , Un ive rsit y of New Mui co--Oc lo· ber 8 , 1972 : Anne Abernathy , Vienna , Va .; Mi chelle Austin . Kathy Eco n o mides , Albuquerque; Linda Buz · zalini , Tulsa Okla ; Lisa Tymeson , Basking Ridge N J ; Suzie Walt on, Long Bea ch , Calif.

February II, 197 3: Marie Beattie , Golden . Colo .; Karen Beer, Farmington; Suzanne Keisel, Bettina Nunn , Dianne Olso n, Albuquerque; Margaret Miller

Austin , Tex ,; Mel issa McCo rmi ck, La J olla Calif. ; Peggy Novo tny, Munde lein, 11 1.; Lynn Skillman Wil. meue, III. ; Coco Somers , H o nolulu, Hawaii

North Carolina Alpha, Un ivers ity of North Carollno-January Martha Boone, Arlingto n, Va .; Cather· ine Bowers, Ja ckson ; Martha Bo wles, Suzanne Brisen · dine, Susan Holderness, Emmy Lou Jeffress, Jean Li t· tle, Kathy W olfe, Greensboro; Susan Cochran , Loo k· out Mountai n, Tenn .; Isabel Fri ck, New Orleans; Suo san Hangar, Atlanta ; Coley Hodges, Washingt on ; Nancy H a ft Chapel Hill ; Alana Lawrence, Roslyn, N ,Y .; Janet Mighell, Mobile, Ala .; Kay Overcash , Charlotte ; Leigh Pass , Winst on Salem; Julia Sprunt, Memphis; Ellen Stone , Durham .

North Carolina Beta , Duke University-January 18 . 1973 : Lou Porter, Buda , Tex ; Leslie M oloney, New Orleans , La .

Oh io I.ta , Ohio State University-November 12, 1972 : Janice Allen , Akro n ; H eidi Baehler, Canfield; Marsha Bishop, Da yton; Sherry Bowman , Franklin; Jill Burgess, Perry sburg; Mary Jo DeFrank , North Olnstead ; Penny Lewis , Hudson; Paula McConn, Carol Niehaus , Cincinnati ; Carole Siegel, Toledo ; Pamela Parker, Columbus; Richelle Renker, North Royalton; Kathleen Mason, Euclid .

February 10 , Janet Alban, Susan Connor, Cynthia Edwards, Susan Hayes , Elizabeth Meyers, Edie Rader, Sally Stoffel, Mary Tighe, Columbus; Molly Connor, Ashland ; Jeanean Koblenzer, Berea; Judith Marker, Toled o; Nancy Mohaupt , Rebec ca Van ce, Cincinnati; Margie Ri ch , Senecaville; Patric ia Wilson , Nancy Scott, Dayton; Karen Tyco nievi ch, Salem; Susan Alvarad o, Alexandria , Va ; Lynn Pi ccirillo , Huntingto n, N Y.

Ohio Delta , Ohio Wesleyan Unlverslty-September 28, 1972 : Elizabeth Latham, Old Westbury, N Y .; Susan Kirkp atrick, Y ork, Pa January 20, 1973: Katharine Francies, Cleveland Heights ; Holly Hi ckson, Mt. Gilead ; Cynthia Wright, Lima; Jody Patterson, Bay Village ; Marilyn Miller, Lancaster; Adreanne M ayor, Cambridge; Sara Jane Walters, Kettering ; Kri stine O'Connell, Westervi lle ; Diane Wilde, Pittsburgh , Pa .; Bethany Zuspan , Mi chigan City, III. ; Elizabeth Pierson, Manhasset:t, N Y ; Barbara Knull , Arlingt o n , Va .; Karen Carter , Wes tport, Conn .; Nancy Beal, Chevy Chase, Md

April IS , 1973: Lois Griffith , Darien , Conn .; D oro· thy Wolff , White Plains, N Y .; Anne Welker, Syos· set, N Y ,

Oklahoma Alpha , Unlvenlty of Oklahomo-- February 17 , 1973 : Betty Livingsto n, Ardmore; Geneva K . Raffety , Blackwell; Lea Ann Wetzel, Dun ca n; Sue Ann Mackey, Lawto n ; Jan Bauer, Jamie Holder, Rhonda Wagnon, Midwest City ; Cathy Sayre, N o rman ; Kathi Prill , Okmulgee ; Nancy Mills, Cindi Myers , Vi cki Patterson , Laurie Stevens , Oklahoma City; Genie Griffin, Kathy Keller, Tulsa; D ana Jones, Bristow ; Elaine Pasque, Littleto n, Colo .; Patti Bechtol d , Wich ita, Kan .; Emily Denning, Alliso n Otis, Dallas, Tex .; Kathy Cash , Kate J o hns o n, Bedci Ray. Jeanne Uber· man, Fort W o rth, Tex

Ontario leta , University of We,tern Ontori.....-Deccm · ber 10, 1972 : Sandi Aitken , Marijane Buskard , Vi cki Chute, Susan Lamo n, Mary Ellen Man , Jane M cKenz ie, D ' Arcy M cK ill op, Robin Ro barts, Carol Rob i n· son, London ; Leslie LeMesurier, Jill Parrett, Sybil Patterson, Toro nto; Sue Simpson , Burlington

Oregon Atpha , Un ivers ity of ONlon--February 2 Missy Gerber, Diane Hebard , H olly Loeb, Port· land ; Karen Fossati, Milwaukie ; Dee D ee Widmer, Albany ; Dana See, Seaside; Connie Davis, Maja Ta · naka , Ontario; Sue Driver, Klamath Falls; Pam Bar· relt, Eugene; Lori Mattson; Medford; Anne Coleman , Sue Bull oc k, Kentfield Calif .; Terri Dennison, Mertin ; Kathy McClelland, Santa Rosa, Calif ; Lorraine Dan · iel. Pacific Palisades, Calif.; Ann Roberts on, H illsbor· oug h , Calif.; Karen Bates, Santa Ana, Calif .; P.m Ku · lin, Seward, Alaska

O,elon Gamma , Wlllamette Unlverslty-September I , 1972 : Sally Allen , San Diego , Calif . ; LeAnne EI · liott , Hillsborough , Calif ; Marcella Gruenberg, D aly City, Calif. ; Mary Schuler Stockton , Calif ; Joan Whipple, Salem . February 1973: Heidi Bokides, Weizer, Idah o; Lois Earwood, Lohrville, Jow.; Kathrine Lyn ne Har· ris , Salem; Karen Judge, Palo Alto, Calif. ; T ara. O'Keffe, Klamath Falls ; Ann Rh odes , Lodge, Mont. ; Sally Louise Smith, Turlock, Calif.; Sarah Stewart, Sunnyside, Wash .; Martha T ucker, Ferndale, Wash

O"lon D.tta , ,"ortland State Un iversity- November S, 1972 : Maureen Yandle, Beaverton. January 21, 1973 : Cy nthia Beck, Molly Chaimbc r· lain, Portland ; Telin Ozier, Klamath Falls

Penn sylvan ia Gamma Dick inson Collel.-December 10 , 1972: Wendy Brose, Collegeville; Karren Korder , West Hartford, Conn .; Lou Ann Panganos. Carlisle

South Dakota Alpha , Un iversi ty of South Daht_ February 1973 : Julie Sandine, Alta , I owa; Carol Nulter, Canton ; Gale Peterson, Centerville; Ra chael Hays , Emerson, Iowa; Laurie Shally, Maude Sibley, Huron; Cindy Stengel , Milbank ; linda Anders o n, Si o ux City, Jowa; D iane Rasdal , Spencer, Iowa ; Nancy Anderson , Ann Bechtold , Lisa Ediger, Connie Erickson , Camera Holgate, Deanne Knut son, Sue Wangsness , Sioux PaJIs ; Teri Hafner, Southfield, Mich ; K imberlie Jacobs , Mary Johnson, Lori Watc· horn , Yankt on

Tenne".. leta , Vanderbllt--January J6 , 1973 : Sarah Bellows, Houston, Tex ; Chas Brown, Gatlin · burg; Karen Degerberg, West o n, Mass .; Betsy Fl it. craft, Dayto n, Ohio ; Julie Gillespie, Ja ckson , Miss ; Nan cy Grem, 51. Louis. Mo .; Chris Hudson , darks· ville ; Deba Kennemer, Bo ynt o n Beach, Fla . ; Susan Neilson, Libertyville, Ill .; Wendy W o lf, louisville, Ky .; Ellen Wright , Dalt o n, Ga

Tenne,," Gamma , Unlven lty of Tenne"...--February t t , 1973: Susan Osterloh , Ann Waegner, Memphis .

Texol Alpha, Unlv lty of TUG, at Ault ln--March 3. 1973 : Kerry Sayers , Mary Kay Seepansley, Austin ; Susan Hinshaw. Bearmont; Leigh Schoenvogel , Bren· ham; Thetis Gardner, Carrizo Springs; Celia Shambaugh, Corpus Christi; Alison Blanchard, Shannon Braden. Gretchen Dennard. Jalene Gibson , Terrell Potts, Diane Wilkin, Dallas; Ann H arris, Dayton; Leslie Dyess, Ann Ennen , Linda Wei chsel, Fan Worth; Anne Arnold. Betty Baker, Sanh Gare Blades , Evelyn Bumstead 8«ky H opso n, Calolyn Keenan, Suunne Pence, Fraser Suttles, feb)' Williams, H ouston; Kathy Byrd, Susan Nelson, K errville; Sherri Zillgitr, Kilg ore; Mary McElroy. Marshall ; Karen Hum , New Braunfels ; Molly Fitzgerald , Carol Lubke, Richardson ; Mary Beth C.spary, Roc kport ; Ann Bragg, Mona Setligson, Julie Steves, San Antonio; Cindy Cobb, Tyler; Sally Coulter, Barleusville, Okla

T.xa. Gamma , Texa. Tech Univers ity-February 17, 1973 : Debra Adams, Rose Averill . Brownsville; Susie Black , Jill Bro wn , Alecia Couch, Debbie Weber, Dallas ; Debby Brow n , Suzanne Fi s her, Lorna Freeman, Nancy Jennings , Debby J o nes, Barbara Russell, Debbi e Shambeck. Frances Westbrook. Stacee Williams , Lubbock: Cathy Clark, Tyler ; Linda Cochran , Robin McGtew Arlington : Cynthia Cook, Big Spring; Cindy Franklin, Corpus Ch ri sti; Joni Friuell, Denver, Co lo.; Lindie Heck , Susan Jimmerson , Midland; D ebbie Heggem , El Paso; Kathy H ickman, Urbana , III ; H olly Kuy kendall, Temple; Carol Martin , Odessa; Janet Merrill , H ouston; Judy McCraw Sacramento, Calif .; Cynthia McD ona ld , Abilen e; Patty Page, Eldorado; D eb by Rugel ey, Sandy Saik ows ki , Wichita Fall s ; Jan Thompron , Lufkin; Lauren Wall. Au stin; Sissy Scott, Billings, Mo .

Utah Atpha , Un iversity of Ulaft-- N ov ember 4,1972: Pau la Naisbitt, Ogden; Tani Snyder, Park City . February 4. 1973 : Mary Ann e Tricia Brennan, D ebbie Coo n , Tra cy Crookston. Nancy Greer, Jill H ayes, Jerri Parris h, Den ise Sargetakis, M imi Skala, Salt Lake City ; Cynthia Behm , Coronado , Calif , M o ll)' Brodie, Redding, CaliC, Cherie Franks, H ig h land Park Ill . ; Anne Louise Harding , Evanston , III .; Ann Horto n , Bettendorf, Iowa; D iane Laughter, Ren o, Nev ; K at h y P eterson, H a mburg, N Y .; Bed", Ransom , Broomfield Colo.; Patrice Smid, Kensington , Cal;f.

Virg inia Gamma , Colleg. of Wllliom & Mory-September 21, 1972: Evelyn Gray , Chester ; Melissa Wright, Roanoke

January 30 , 1973 : lynn Butler, V irginia Beach; Wendy Edmands , Newport News ; Cindy H ol brook, M clean; Linda DeBolt, Gloucester; M a ril yn Miller, Hawthorne. N .Y .: A nita Knibb , H ampton; Adele M ul ford, Alexandria; Sara Talis , Caldwell. N }.

Virginia Delta . Old Dominion Unlverslty-October I, 1972: Carrie unzel1l1is, Norfolk : Carroll Bracken , Barbara Carter, Va Beach; Maril yn Au s tin. Porumo uth; Sharon Baker, H ampt on; Allis on M ckinley, Bl oo mington III

February 1973 : Beverly Jo Spence r, Chesapeake; Phyllis Anderson , Debbie LaMastra , N o rfolk; Lynn Hollandsworth Al exandria

Wa.hlngton Alpha , Unlven lty of Wa.hlngton-January 14 , 1973 : Lynn Anderson, Sue Aigner, Li a nna Baumann; Carey Burns, Oregon; Lynn Gormley, Missy Patty Hanley, Mary Pat H oover, Wendy H oppi ng , Terry H ov e, Cass Kelleher, Candy Kennedy , Sandy Lewis, Pri s Lewis, Linda Lutz , Claudeen Lyle, Carey McCro skey, Jane M cGovern, Suzanne Miller, Cathy Sharp , Lisa Sowder, Jady Tapsak , Debbie Thompso n , Den ise Tuesley, Susan Webb, Joanne Yamamoto, Nancy Young

Wo.h ln gton I.'a, Wa.h lnSilon Stat. Un lv.n ltyMarch 2, 1973 : Sue Bothwell , Bellevue ; Bonnie Broo ks, Seattle; Patti Chaney, Carolyn Cl ose, Lisa Smith, all of Spokane; Tracy Clarek, Calgary, Alberta ; Aim ee Evans , Edmo nds; Linda F ar rar , Bremerton; Mary Beth Fink, Odessa ; Barb H awkins , Mt. Vern o n; D o nna K im, H o n o lulu, H awaii; Lan i and Nancy Landemolm, Aberdetn ; Nancy Noble. Walla Walla ; Louise Schmidt, Des Mo ines, W ash.; Heidi Smith,S!. John; and Sue Warner, Connell.

Wa.h lngton Gomma , Unlnrslty of Puge' Sound-March II, 1973 : Diane Reifel, Pasadena , Calif.; D abney M ee ker , Calgary, Canada; An ne Freeman, D enver, Col o.; Patty Harper , Englewood, Colo .; Susi AnderIOn , Cammie Ar cher, Betsy Bergquist, Jane Christen · sen, Debbie Grubb, Debbie Schulstad, P o rtland , Ore .; Mim i Bem is, Sumner; M e rri lee D onnell. Olympia; Nancy Greg ory, Kent ; Christine Johanss on , Ro lling Bay; J. R . M organ, Yakima; Laurie Y o ung , Federal Way

We.t Virginia Alpho , We.' Virginia Unlver.lty--Oct. I, 1972 : P am Dailey, Apal achin, N.Y .; Jane Ann J ohnson, Lewisburg ; Da vee n Ri cha rds o n , Bramwell; J acquely n Wheeler, Rupert ; Sandra Brumbaugh Crihfield, Spencer ; Janice H elene Dybell , Canonsburg, Pa

Feb 7, 1973 : Janet Louise P ence, New M artin sville ; Jenny Po rter, Huntington; Susan H opkins Site" Franklin . Feb 10 , 1973 : D iane Mari on Co rdes, Garden City, N Y .; Ethel Rosalie Detch, Lewisburg; Karen Dian e DeVince nt, Ravenswood; M arcia Ann Frashure , Jenn ifer Lynn Ken dall. Patricia Woodburn, Clark!burg; Laurie Ann Frassinelli, Bluefield; Jane Beth Furfari, Betty Jane M o ntg o mery, M o rgan tow n ; Jane Ann H a mmett , St. M ary's; Susan K ay Joseph, Wheeling; Sara Louise K idd. Ma xwelron; Linda Lenn o n , Fairmont ; Beverly Lindberg, M cKeesport; D enise Ann Stri ckler, Richwood; Kathy Weekly , M oundsville Affil iated, N o v. ;, 1972 : Lynn Spencer, Acto n , Mass

w•• t Virg inia Gamma , lethany ColI.g e-Octobe r 14, 1972 : Leslie Burto n, D a nbury , Conn

Wyoming Atpha Un lver.lty of Wyom ing-Kathie Biggs. Colleen R ust, Rh onda Winters , Cheyenne : Andrea Bon. Caspe-r, Gennifer Guistina , Eugene , Ore ; Cathy Graham, D e Kalb , III. ; Lucie Johns o n. M emphis, T enn .; Lynn Kramer, A lexandria, V a .; Patricia Lo ng, Buffalo; Ellen Marsha l, Newcas tle; M e lanie Maury. Sheridan ; Joanne M itchell, Riverside, Calif.; H elen M oyle, Nancy Woodle, Rapid City , S D .: Eilem T obin. Sidney, Neb .; Fran W oodmansee. Bi,mark , N D .; Pam W oo tten , Oklah om a City, Okla

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

Th ese yo ung w o men pledged Pi Beta Phi chapten at co liegcs and univers i· ties d uring fo rmal o r open rush Chapters are listed in alphabetical o rd e r

Arkan.o. B.ta, Un iversity of Arkan.a. at LiffJ. lock -January 26 , 1973 : Katie Campbell , Helena ; Bev Sulli van Little Rode: ; J oy Stanfield , Newport

California a.lo , Unl "I., of California , BerkeleyFebruary 27 , 1973: Margaret Crosby , Oakland; J a ne Scan lan , lodi.n Wells ; Margo t Wil so n, Stoc kt o n

California Epsilon , San Diego Slat. CoUeg __ February , 197 3: Leslie Armstrong, Celia Malitis , Yorba Linda ; Sherry Bell , Granada Hills; LeiSh Bens o n, La Habra ; Sue Bo wman Pal os Verdes ; Diane DePue, Marilyn Miller, Ellen Ro ss , Anaheim; N a ncy Hildebrand, Buena Park; Nan cy March, Tustin; Susan Stro ud , Los Alt os ; Chris Testa , Huntingto n Beach ; Sally Wat · so n, San J ose ; Jan Weiss, Studio City

California Z.ta, Un lv."Uy of Callfamla, Santa larbare-A pri l, 1973: Linda San Leandro; Jill Adams, Sacrament o ; Ann Fo x, Tiburon ; Anne Frank. l in, los Angeles; Nikki Chermak , San Juan Capis . tr ano; Pamela Kendall , T o ran ce ; Cynthia Kibbee, San Carl os; Shelley Keene, Indio; Sandy Medo f , En cin o; Wendy Phillippay, West Covi n a; Cynthia Regan, N ewport Bea ch ; Betty J o Whelan, Atherton ; Shawn Winters , San Mateo ; Leslie Wood , Sacramento ; Sara Y o rdy , Cypress

Cotorado Alpha , Unl r.lty of Colorado--March 12 , 19 73 : Alliso n Fisher, Fort Collins ; Carole Sco tt, lakew ood; V ic ki Smith , Piedmo nt, Calif

Colorado I.ta , Univ.r.lty of D.nver-Debbie Brown, Edina , Minn ; Carole Butle r, Washington , D C.; Mar· cia Fe ldman, Hibbing, Minn .; Suzi Gere, Bloomfield, Co nn .; Dt:bbie Hall fo rd , Ri ta Me yers, G.'1 icag o , III. ; Julie O'Grady, los Angeles , Calif .; Nancy Park , Up· per M o ntclair, N J .; Becky Thurm o nd , Ft. W o rth , Tex

Colorado Gamma , Colorado Stat. Unl "lty-Febru· ary " 197 3 : Barb Bayne, Denver ; Bo nnie J o hns o n, Whittier, Calif.; Joni Newh o use , Boise, Idaho; Jenni fer Staines, Tulsa , Okla ; Sue Stearson, Shaker Heights, Ohio; Susie Sutton , Rockville, Md

G.orgla Alpha, Un lv."l ty of G,ofllo-October 2, 1972 : Margaret Argo, Heather Harris , Sue Hulme, Athens; Mildred Barham, Mayodan , N.C.; Betty Brewer, Smyrna; Pamela Burke, J oyce Crenshaw , Susan l ind e r, Rebe<ca Mart i n, Debra Sena , Elaine Tyle r , Virg i nia W es t, Atlanta ; [)d)ra Carringto n , Gr o veto wn; Nan cy Crook , Winder ; Miriam Elm o re , Savannah ; Caro l Fisher, Garden City; Jill Fran cis , Middle· to wn , Oh io; D o nna G ay, Helyn H osc h, Deca tur ; Lynne J o hn so n, Roc ky M o unt , N C. ; Pame la Ka ste n . M cK inn ey, Ta ; Jill Larabee, W o rthingt o n, Ohi o; Pat ri cia M cHugh , Sto ne M o untain; Mask. H ic kory Vall ey, T enn .; Kathle en N o sun, lake· land , Fla .; M a rgaret Owens , Bay Minn e tt e, Ala .; Eli z99

abet:h O ' Connell , Kingsport, Tenn .; Barbara Pa ncoast , Cherry Hill, N ). ; Charlotte Ringer, Confluence , Pa ; Julie Ann Waldren , D o raville; Barabara Lynn Wall , Tucker ; Charlaine Witherspoon , Bellville, Ohi o; Ly la Lee Wright, East Po int.

October 17, 1972: Trudy Rogers, Creedmoo r, N C. N o vember 2, 1972: Pamela Youmans, Atlanta

Idaho Alpha , University of Idaho--January l8, 1973 : Barbara Good , Camarill o, Calif.; Debbie Phillips, Boise .

IIl1nol. I.ta-D.lta , Knox ColI.g..-February B, 1973 : Sally Everett, Indianapolis, Ind .: Robin Losito, Arling· t o n Heights ; M a rgaret Milks, Overland Park , Kan . April " 1973 : Martha Barst ow, Galesburg

IIIlnol. Eta , Millikin University-Dec. 11, 19 73: Carol Cernak , Berwyn; Cindy Hodges , D ecatur ; Maryanne Klein, Grosse Po inte Farms, Mich . Re -pl<dg<d , Feb 12 , 1973 : Mary McDougal , Auro ra ; Karen Rumgay , Kingsport, Tenn

Indiana I.ta, Indiana Unl "Uy-January 20, 1973 : Sandy Bauer, SI. louis, Mo; Velynda Burnes, Cincin · nati, Ohio; Vi cky Corbin , Parker; Jill Crawford , Ev· ansville; D ebbie DoneH, Hobart; Marc ia Dunne, Springfield, III.; Sally Fortson, Owensboro, Ky .; Cindy Burch , Janet Burch, Bloomington; Barbara Heine, Sylvania , Ohio ; K athy Knutson, Munster; lorrie Luft, South Bend ; Vickie Lux , Shelbyville ; Kaye M o yer, Lima , Ohio; Nancy Fread , Linda Templeton , Terre Haute; Barbara Boyd, Mun cie; Patri cia Parrett, U ni o nville ; Julie Retlerer, Smithville; Susan Dehner, Stephany lyons, Carol Nelson, Ft. Wayne ; Jemma Rumple, Coryd on; Li:;.:::. Col e, Debbie P a n(ol, Ander· so n ; Paula Tho mas , Washingto n ; Teresa Westfall, Evanston , III ; Kim Fo reste , Bo nnie Murch ie, Susan Murd oc k, Michelle Staton, Peggy Sufana, Indianapo· lis

February 28, 1973: Malanie Co le, Paula Heil , Vicky Tarno w, Indianapolis; Judie Collings, Roc kv i lle ; Lark N o hrwald, Fort Wayne ; Rh onda Renae Woods, Columbus

Indiana Ep.llon , D.Pauw Unlv.r.lty-February 16, 1973: lou BonRomy , Roselle, 111. ; Wmdy Butler, Schenectady, N Y ; Nancy Crossman , Pepper Pike, Ohio ; Debbie Dean , Kirkwood , M o. ; Pam D owney, So uth Bend; Nan cy H o well , Oak Broo k, Ill. ; Cindy Marit z, St. louis , M o.; Betsy Myers, Wabash ; Susan VanSi ckle , Cincinnati , Ohio; Sue V ogel , Lynd hurst, Ohi o.

Iowa Alpha , Iowa W"I.yan University-February 27, 1973 : laura Helmi ck, M o ntr osc , Ma rc h 13 , 1973 : Carol G o lden , W i lliams burg

Iowa Z.la , Unlv."lty of lowo--February 19, 197 3: Wilm a M iddend o rf, Ank eny .

February 12 , 197 3: Susan Fairchild Oelwein ; Ellen Finn. I owa City

Febru ary 6, 1973 Jane Bla ch i nsky , Kew anee. IlL, Debbie ikmscen . Co rinne Mund , Cedar Rap ids; Jan · ice Farrell. Perry; Georganne Sage. Des M Oi nes

Kentu clt y a.ta . Un ive rsi ty of Ke ntu cky-Fe bruary 6. 197 3: Maryann Bausch , Jean Burke , Lexington : Kathy Gray, Frankfort; Janene J o nes, P o n Clio wn. Oh io; Barbara M c Reynolds, Louisville.

Moryland 1.10 Uni versi ty o f Ma ryl a nd -March 7. 1973 : Karen Bro wn, Pocornac; Jodi M aJl;ennis, Silver Springs.

M ic h igan Alpha , HiII l dol Coll e g e-September 29, 1972 : Cheryl And e rso n , Ludingt o n ; Sara Bambo r o ugh H olland; Judy Bell , Cazenovia NY .; Shelley Boozer, Grand Rapid s; Robin Browne. Galena , Ohi o; Cathy Edwards . Alexan dria, V a; Debb y Gustafs o n , Ohi o; Barb Herbst, Rochester, NY .; Christine H opkins. Shaker Heights Ohi o; joanna james, Charloue ; M eri O Brien. D earborn; Linda Marx, Adrian : Connie Phelps. Mah opac, NY .: Mary Roc ke(diu, ChaArin Falls . Ohio; Marie Safran, Lorie Seitz. Mo nroe; Wendy Sf. Clair, Berea Ohi o; Pam e la Stevenso n. Men tor, Ohi o: Sue tou t Oak H arbor, Ohio ; M ary T oshac h , Ann Arbor : Babeue Trout. M c Lean Va ; Debbie V oss, Detroit; Autumn Wolford. Williamsto n

Millill ipp i Alpha , Univ.n ity of South.rn Mlniui pp l - March 14 1973 : Pat M urphree , Columbia; Lina Allen, Bassvi ll e.

MIII'ulppl 1.'0 , Un lv.nity of Milll ulpp t-March 8, 1973: Patty Sandridge, M emphis, Tenn

Minouri 1.'0 , Walhington Un iv"'llty-R oseua A rrigo, SI. Louis ; Il ene Barondes, Barb Kessler, Bald· win, N Y : Mo n ica Siegel, New York , N Y

Montano Alpha Un lv n ity of Man l an o-D e- nio;e Dahl, Susan Kelle r , Billings ; Rosemary Olsen , Butte ; Vicci Stanely. Eocenitas Calif ; Carol Garnet! Great Falls ; Mary Charleton. Wayzata, Minn .

N.bra lk a I. ta Uni v n ity o f N b ra l ket-- March 8, 1973 : Kak Moore. Grand Island; Pegg y Roach, Omaha : Barb H engen, Wahoo

N.yada Alpha , Un l n ity of Nnada , "no-September 26. 1972 : Cathy Benna Marilyn H o lm er. Laurie jensen, Sue Nebes, Val er ie Rose, Pat Vo ss, Carol Waldren Ren o: Claudia Allen Spark o;; Cheryl Gui o, Walnut Cr«:k Calif ; Vi ckie Newport Stach. Calif.; leslie Kraemer , Placenta. Calif.; Ginni Land, Pacifi c Palisades Calif. : Sue M cCoy. Bellevue. Wash .; Julie Mastroianni Carson City; J ody Ri chardson. San Rafael, Calif ; Margie Russell, Suisun, Calif.; Mary Stone. Kentfield County, Calif.; Karen Van Dyk e. Mission Viej o. Calif.; Janet Wheeler, Courtland , Calif. ; Vi cky Wiegand , Pasadena , Calif.

N.w M ico Alpha Un iv.rl ity of N w Muk oMarch S. 1973 : Ciod) Brunham , Albuqu erque; Emily

Drei ct' r , los Alam os; Beverly Gose , Santa Fe ; Gretchen Se linger, Azt ec

O hio 1.'0, Ohio Sia l. Uniy.",ily-february 1973: Kathleen Cooper, Toled o; Linda D ugger. Columbus; Debbie Juruaz , Y o ungstown;- Sanfo rd , Worthington.

O hi o O.lt o , Oh io W.,I.y an Un iv. rlity - january I', 1973 : Anne Welker. Sy osst't . N .Y ; M arjorie Jill Remaly, Passaic, N J .; D orothy W o lff , While Plains N.Y.

O klahoma Alpha , Un iv.rlity of Ok lahomo-- February '. 197 3: Karen Krause. Ada; Lanna Harris , Dun can; Rebecca Virtue , Norman; Debbie Dixon , Lawton; Rhonda Spen ce, Oklah o ma City; Kar en Ha ys, Dallas, Tex ; Rennee frizzell , Alexandria, Va .; Carol M oore, New Y o rk , N.Y

On la rl o 1 '0 , Un iV'.nity of W.I I.r n On ta rio-March 28, 19 7 3 : Libby Craig , Galt ; Syrie Graham, Sue Levill, Guelph; Wendy Newt on , Jane So rensen , T oro nt o; Susan Tayl o r, Gault

Ore gon Alpha , Un iy.",i ty of Oreg on-January 24, 1973 : lisa Schwartz, Eugene ; joni Bayless, Po rtland; Debbie Da vis, Oregon CiIY; Deni se Hatfiel d, Halsey; l o ri Kuwahara , Vale ; janet Lively , Saraloga , Calif

Or gon Gamma Wlllam.H. Un iy.n lty- March 3. 1973: Sara Bell, Honolulu , Hawaii ; Mi chelle Farmer. Menlo Park , Calif.; Carol forresl , Pebble Bel c h , CaliL; Traci Fritz. Beavert on; Judy Lang, Stockton, Calif.

Or.gon D.Ua Portland Stat. Un inu ity-January 17, 1973 : Margie Lun d. Sara MacTarnhan. Bea ve rt on. February 18, 1973 : Robbie Barclay , Lake Oswego. february 25, 1973 : Ch ris Havlik , Po rtland

P.nn.ylvan ia h la , luckn. 1I Uninr i lly-N o\lember 7 , 1972 : Parri c ia Kur t7, Hi ckw iJle , NY ; MAry Jane Weld o n , Fairfield, Conn .; D on na Wh itman, Schenecledy, N Y

P n nl ylva ni o Gamma , Dic kinso n Co lI .ge- March 1. 1973 : Diane An derson, Weslpon , Conn .; Linda Beers , Wayne ; Weetie Beyer, Wash ington, D .C. : Sally Bowker, Miami , Fla .; Candy Brown , Ri cki Ruland , Bethlehem; Debbie (.erasi, Kat o hah , N.Y ; Anne Chesnul, Arlington , Va .; Kathy Danser Easlon; Sandy Emrey, Ph oenixville; Karen Faulds , Beth Tayl or, H al· lidaysburg; Ellen Norristown; Mary Glasspool, Goshen, N Y .; Katie Gribbin , judie Hughes , Warren. N.J.; Cheryl Ki enz le, M o nlgomery , Ala .; Carol Ri chard s, Chalham, N.). ; Malerie Saul. Fo ri Lee , N }.; Sue Schaeffer , Elmhurst, Ill.; Carolie Schnaars, Media; Jill Simpson. Waterbury , Conn .: Laura Souders , Berlin, N }.; Alison Tayl o r Yalusing : Rhonda Weiner Philadelphia

Sou lh Dakota Alpha , Un iv ", ily o f Soulh DakoleFebruary, 19 73: Kathy Yunker Mary Sl c d · dard. Miller ; Paula Parker; Marlyce Eies· land Ginger Melhaff , Si o ux Falls

T.nne.... I.ta Vanderbilt-February I , 1973 : Becky Bruning, Donna O ' Bryan , Loui sville , Ky.; Sa lly Cline, Vi cki Sm i th , Dall as, Tex ; H o lly Denni so n, At · lanta , Ga ; Jane Emerso n , Winte r Park, Ann Hale , Rogersville; Sa lly Hale, Ridgewa y, III .; Cathy Hoffman, Carol Reitz , Karen V oss, St. Lo uis, Mo ; Kathy Hunt, Scotch Plains, N Y .; Margaret J e ff e rie s, Annapolis , Md ; Ro bin Magee, Winnetka , III .; D aphne McLeroy, Guadalajara. Jalisco, Mexi co; Mimi Nimmo, Springfield, Ill ; Claudia Owen , Mary Pe rry , Houston, Tex ; D ebbie Payne, Fo rt Worth , Tex ; Betsy Rubel, Clarksville; Nancy Wheeler, Anchorage, Ky . ; Ka thy Wilkinson, Newto wn, Pa .; Lynn Yoc um , El Dorado , Ari z:

Utah Alpha University of Utah-January 18 , 19 7 3: Kim Day , Mariette FuJI, Mary Jane Sandberg, Sa lt Lake City ; Linda Bunker, Buffal o, N.Y .; Christine Miller, Edina , Minn .

Virginia Gamma College of William and MaryJanuary 30, 1973 : Marian Cody, Waterl oo, Belgium ; Emily Davies , Sue Hanna, Ri chmond ; Pat DeRosa , Wayside, N ). ; Susan Foster, Kym Powe ll , Kath y Schmidt, Alexandria ; Lissa Gasporoli , Micky Roanoke; Susa n Gray, Norf o lk ; Pat Kruger , N ).; Kare n Larsen , D avenport , I o wa; Nancy Long, Petersburg ; Karen Maples, Meta Thomps on , Chesa · peake ; Chris M cFadd en , Oxen Hill, Md .; Liz McKennon, D ebbie Stanley, Springfield; Lynne McM i chael , Pittsburgh , Pa ; Penny Sander, McLean ; Be th

Sand e rs, Tulla homa T e nn .; Anne H a rve y Stri ckl a nd , Ann M o nr oe Swai m , South Boston ; T o ni W e ll e r Vir· gi n ia Beac h ; Na ncy W on ne ll , Linwood , N .J

Wash l nSl ton Alpha, Un lvenlty of Washlngtan-Nancy Baker, Julie Pape, N iki Swarth o ut , Sue Smith , Nan cy Mood y, Nanett Wieman

WashlnSlton Gamma, Unlv.n lty of Puget Sound-March 26, 1973 : Laurie Frazier, Col o rad o Springs, Col o.

W.st Virginia Alpha . W.st Virginia University-Jan . uary 26, 1973 : Te resa Angotti , W eston; Lori Berardi, Bridgeport ; Betsy Colombo , Clarksburg ; Caro lyn Coombs, Morgantown ; Beth Fulton, Irwin, Pa .; D ebo· rah Judge, Weirto n ; Deborah Kokosko, Bryans Rd ., Md ; Jayne Schweinsberg, Susan Watters, Charleston

W Virgin ia Gamma , Bethany ColI.ge-- February 16, 1973 : Lizabeth Carey. Fo llansbee; Shiela Core , Mo rgant o wn ; Jean Emeigh , Pittsburgh , Fa. ; Paula Ginther, Bridgeport . Ohio; unda Hendershot , D over, N ).; Karen Hunt, Akr o n, Ohi o; Linda Mahoney, Me· dia , Pa .; Susan Wilburn , Portsmo uth , Ohi o.

March 16, J973 : Kim Levin , Whee ling .

Wyom ing Alpha , Unlv .... lty of Wyoming-Ja ne Ludeman , Be th Murray, Colleen Qui ner, Karen Tay · lo r .

In Memoriam

MARJORIE R EIN EKE B ENSO N ( Mrs Judd C.)

init i ated into Ohi o B e ta N o vember, 1935 ; died March 2 7, 197 3.

MARGUARITE BLACKSTONE in it iated into JlIi · n o is Zcta November , 1902; died April 14, 19 72

LORRAINE DONELL BLAKE ( Mrs .) initiated into Washington Alpha September, 1946; died September, 1971 .

JOSEPHINE BooTH initiated into Ontario Alpha O ctober, 19 26; died January 19 73.

FRANCES MARTIN BREZETTA ( Mrs Marvin ] .) initiated int o Indiana Gamm a O ctober , 19 21; died Dec ember 16, 1972

JOANNE LEDB ETTER BRILEY ( Mrs . C. N .) initio ated int o G eo rg ia Alpha Apr i l, 19·16 ; died Decem · ber 25, 1912-

H ELEN H EMBR EE COB URN ( Mrs . Miner) initiated Orego n Alpha February, 1927 ; died January, 19 7 3.

FRANCES GRAHAM COZIER ( Mrs D R ) initiated into Nebraska Beta March, 1920 ; died May 21, 1912-

EDNA AIKEN CUTTLE ( Mrs ) initiated into California Beta September , 1914; died March 26 , 1973 .

BESSIE JONES ELLIS ( Mrs J C.) initiated into Nevada Alpha March. 1921; died November 22, 1972

MAURINE FAIRWEATHER initiated into Kansas Alpha December, 1911; died March, 1973

FRANCES FERIS initiated into Wyoming Alpha March, 1919 ; died February, 1973

MARY COOP ER GAllAGHER ( Mrs Dan A .) initi o ated into Te x as Alpha January, 1920; died March, 197 3

ANNA ST UBBS GROFF ( Mrs . Walter K .) initiated int o Penns ylvania Alpha March, 1906; died January 2, 1973.

ELIZABETH SUTTON HAYNES ( Mrs . ]ames W .) initiated into Idaho Alpha March, 1944; died March 28, 1973 .

SARAHA VAN HOOSEN ]ONES initiated into Florida Alpha ]anuary. 1913; died August. 1972

SUSAN ]ACOBY initiated into Michigan Alpha November, 196 '; died December B, 1972

RUTH B ERRY JUBITZ ( Mrs R Guy ) initiated into Washington Alpha February, 1933; died February 23, 19 73.

KATHERINE DEVINE KENNEDY ( Mrs Clement ) initiated into New York Delta June, 19 50 ; died January 31 , 19H-

VERA WATTLES KIRKPATRICK ( Mrs H I. ) initi o ated into ebraska Beta December IB 9 8 ; d ied January , 197 3

BETT E CLARE MUMFORD LAMB (Mrs James J ) ini t iated into Indiana Gamma Februar y, 1936; died January 16, 1973.

IRMA CHAMBERLAIN LEEBRICK ( Mrs. Robert) initiated into Colorado Alpha February, 1911; died August 8, 1912-

GAYLE GOUIN LITCH ( Mrs . A . E . ) initiated into Oklahoma Beta March, 1950; died March 26 , 1973.

JESSIE AGNES REMLEY LOVElL ( Mrs W D ) initiated into Iowa Zeta October, 1891; died Marc h 31 , 1973

MARGARET FENN PUTMAN ( Mrs Reding ) initi o ateJ into Illinois Epsilon February, 1920; died April 3, 1973

KATHERINE RIEGELHUTH initiated into Nevada Alpha November, 1915 ; died February 2,19 7 3

K ATHRYN ANDREWS RIVERS ( Mrs L. 6. ) initi o ated into Montana Alpha February, 1923; died Jul y 17, 1912-

LAURA B KIRBY ROBINSON ( Mrs ) initiated into Iowa Alpha June, 1899; died October 30,1912RENNA GLAN BARNES R OGF.RS (Mrs Fred W ) initiated into Missouri Beta April, 1927; died January, 1973

RUTH MORRISON ROGERS ( Mrs . P . E . ) Inltl' ated into JIIinois Alpha May, 1928; died March 8, 1973.

MARGARET ELIZABETH R UGH initiated into II · linois Eta April, 1915; died November 18, 1972 . ENA COOPER SEABURY ( Mrs . G . A . ) initiated into Nebraska Beta October, 1903; died February, 1912-

OLIVE P RIGDEN SCHUl LING ( Mrs H 6. ) initio ated in Michigan Alpha February, 191B ; died De· c ember 4, 1972

MAY SCROGGIN SCOTT ( Mrs . Sterling P .) initi o ated into Virginia Alpha October, 1916; died January 20, 1973

MILDRED L. WERTZ SHOPP (Mrs. Wilson A . ) initiated into Ind iana Alpha March, 1934; died March 2 7 , 1973 . G ENEVA HUNTER S IMM ONS ( Mrs. Edwin J. ) initiated into Kansas Alpha February, 1917; died January IB , 1973

HAZEL E MILES SMITH ( Mrs. Roy L.) initiated into Indiana Beta February, 1919; died August, 1912-

HAZEL F SMITH initiated in Missouri Gamma January, 1914; died 1972

MARY L. PARKER SPELMAN ( Mrs . R . J. ) initi o ate d into Nebraska Beta March, 1923; died Sep· te m ber 2B, 1972

DOROTHY RYKER SPIVEY ( Mrs R ussell J.) initiated into I ndiana Gamma October, 1923; died October 26, 1972.

M AXINE HARRI S STANFORD (Mrs Dwight E .) initiated into California Gamma June, 1934; died S<pt<mber 7, 1972.

L UCILE MILL ER STONER ( Mrs R. C.) initiated into Minn esota Alph a F eb ruary , 1913; died O ct obe r 23, 19 72.

ETHEL MILLS TAYLOR ( Mrs Joseph E .) initiat<d in10 Co lorad o Alpha April, 1923; di<d Jul y 9, 1972

FRANCES DUNLOP TAYLOR ( Mrs Huntley) initiated into California Gamma October, 1934; died January II, 1973.

MARIO N LANTZ T ER RETT ( Mrs . Julian ) initiated into California Alpha O c tobe r , 19 11; died June 29 , 19 72.

H ESTE R HURD THOMPSON ( Mrs F D. ) initiated int o Oregon Alpha October, 1915 ; died Nove mber 29, 1972.

M ARILYN , FAITH BAILEY THOMPSON ( Mrs Brentz F.) initiated into West Virginia Alpha S<ptember, 194 1; di<d Oc10ber 13, 1972.

BARBARA B ELL THOMSON ( Mrs . Russell A .) initiated into Illinois Zeta Marc h , 1953; died Janu· ary, 19 72.

BERNICE LaUTZENHEISER TINSMAN ( Mr s. Re x E, ) initiated into Michigan Alpha March, 1923; di<d January 23, 1973.

MARY E GARRElT TOWNES ( Mrs E E,) initiated into Te x as Alpha February, 1902 ; died February, 19 73.

JANE DEAN TRAVI S ( Mrs. Robe rt S.) initiated into Texas Alpha February, 1956; died August 8, 1972

MARY B GALLUP TUCKER ( Mrs l. W .) initi-

ated into Michigan Beta November. 1906; died October I), 1971.

H ELEN CARRE TURNER ( Mrs J A .) initiat<d into Pennsyl v an ia Alpha May, 1902; d ied February, 19 73

SALLY MATHISON TURNER ( Mrs .) initiated into Ohio Alpha S<pt<mber, 194); di<d May) , 1972.

JEAN HURST VANGoRDER ( Mrs Edward W. ) initiated into Wisconsin Alpha March, 1946 ; died January 20, 1973.

ELIZABETH LAUGHLIN WADSWORTH ( Mrs , Philip S.) initiated into Maine Alpha March. 1923; died November 11 , 1972.

RUTH NADAL WATERMAN ( Mrs , D , J.) initio ated into Missouri Gamma December, 1936 ; died March 2, 1970.

ZoA EMMA BRUNS WEST ( Mrs , Paull. ) initiated into Co lorado Alpha November, 1901; died March , 1973.

SARAH KELLOGG WHITE initiated into Illinois ;Uta F<bruary, 1907; di<d April 14 , 1973.

EMILIE M. WHITE initiated into D .C. Alpha November. 1904; died January 1, 19 73.

MARIBEL McDANI EL WILSON (Mrs. R H .) initiated into Ohio Delta March , 1929; died Jul y 22, 1972 .

[OELLE B. MOORE WOOLFOLK ( Mrs , l. E .) initiat<d into T<xas Alpha O c tober, 1909; di<d July 17,1972

FRANC ES MCGARRY WORLAND ( Mrs R. B .) initiated into Florida Beta March , 1942; died Sep· t<mber 22, 1972 .

J EANNE DUNCAN WR ENN ( Mrs John) initiated into Wisconsin Beta Octo ber 1941, affiliated with I1Jinois Zeta; died February 16. 1973.

Lost Pi Phis!

EDITOR'S NOTE: Somewhere al o ng the way, many Pi Phis have been misplaced-at least Insofar as the Cent ral Ollice address list is co n ce rned. It is important that all Pi Phis be loca te d , and in an effort to find the lost members, THE AR ROW will publish a list , by c h apter, each issue If the read e r knows the current address of one of those li sted, please f o rward that info rm ation to Mrs Ralph Schulenburg , Directo r of Central Ollice, t 1 2 S I-janley Roa d , St. Louis, M issouri 63105.

ILLINOIS ZETA

Name

Ruth Abbott (Mrs G C.)

June Mill e r Ackerman (Mrs G JII)

Margo Mill e r Adams (Mrs . D o ug las G . )

Charlotte Allen

H.t en M Bell o ws A ll (Mrs E E , Jr )

Elaine D . And erson

M"y A Gate Anderd so n (Mrs J M )

Ruth Parkes Ask (Mrs T )

Jayne Tuyeson Backman (Mrs G )

Laurel A Cappa Ba ckoK (Mrs R )

Laura Ellen Baker

Margaret Lynn Cox Baldwin (Mrs D o ug la s)

M ary A Miller Bale; (Mrs R J .) McCann Balfour (Mrs L G )

Maureen R Patte rson Ikc:kemeyer (Mrs . Dennis)

Jane D . Ludwig Beh (Mrs . R . G . )

Barbara A Bi sh op

Elizabeth H owell BoItBs (Mrs . C.)

Nelle A M cMillan Bo ll es (Mrs ) A )

Anne N Borton

D o rothy Clark Bowen (Mrs. W . } . )

Karen L. Ri chards o n Brent (Mrs Melv in C.)

Mildred E . Campbell Brentlinger (Mr. R L )

Elizabeth Buckland Brewster (Mrs D 1.)

Mary E K o le Broc k (Mrs H K .)

ldelle Stith Broo ks (Mrs R S.)

Jane W Bro thert o n

Grace M . Brown (Mrs . E. A)

Julie Sheckler Bro wn (Mrs R C.)

El izabet h A Brubaker F K ile Bulley (Mrs A E )

Ruth A McInt os h Burgess (Mrs W .)

I. E. Neideff"er Burke (Mrs . R. F . )

Betty Faris Callander (Mrs. C. L.)

Barbara Smith Capron (Mrs. C. E )

Susan A Tazewell Carver (Mrs Charles)

Nancy Jane M cDan ie l (Mrs. Pat)

J o ni K Wineland Castner (Mrs. D F )

Sandra l. Christ

Mabel Wend o ver Clabaugh (Mrs . W . )

Lindsay D Clodfelter

Bery Whiting Co lburn (Mrs R D )

Mila Parke Coultas (Mrs. W W )

J oa n Louise Cowan

Me lle K Ru ssell Cummings (Mrs L.)

Emily R . Smith Cunningham (Mrs . Emily S. )

Marian Blaine D aum (Mrs L S )

Karen Biddle Da vis (Mrs J.)

Yta, 1913 1928 1964 194 6 1936 19)9 1933 19 )2 19 39 1960 1970 196) 19)1 1933 1962 1932 1963 1929 1903 1964 193) 19)9

J oan E Da iley 1912 19 34 192) 1942 1902 1924 1941 19 60 1919 1938 1927 193) 1938 19)8 196) 19)7 1962 1920 1969 1938 1900 1967 1930 1931 1964 1924 19)) 1924

Gretchen A Strallon Da vis ( Mr s J. K ) 10 0

Pauline M M an nix D evine (Mrs P )

Loi s A Na sh Di cks on (Mrs. D E )

Diana W estmark D o llin ge r (Mrs. F A )

Jamie L. Lualdi D on nl ea (Mr s. Geo rge )

Mary L. D ooli ttle

Susan). Doyle

Beth Ann Walker D urocher (Mr s. Coli)

Alli s Denn ett Eat o n (Mrs J )

Kathryn Co rbell Eddy (Mrs . G . A. )

Marj o rie Edwards

An n S. H o pkins Elder (Mrs . T . )

Caro lyn Elshoff"

Margaret Off En slow ( M rs. F B )

M aude L. Ethered ge

Eleanor Evans

Janet G05s Evans (Mrs R B )

Edith Welch Fain (Mrs J T Jr.)

Mabel Lindsay Fai rclo (Mrs G C.)

J oa n Groth Fenstermaker (Mrs T )

H elen H owe Fess enden (Mrs E E., Jr )

Louise Fe tch Flann e r (Mrs. F F )

Charlene Flet cher

Autha M Fluke

Ruth J. Woodward Fos te r (Mrs R 1.)

Ba rbara L Frey

Gertrude A Waher Gale (Mrs. F C.)

Jesalyn E Jon es Gale (Mrs J. V )

Rosalind L. Mathis Gates (Mrs M E )

Tr udy Gtrmi

Ruth D eWitt Gewalt (Mrs C.)

Jane E Gibbs

Ruth M Dun t ley Gilbert (Mrs G G )

Grella G ilbertson

Ellen M M oo re Gimbel ( Mrs D onald B.)

Liltie Tredwelt Goutd (Mrs . J.)

Ru th E Cogdal G o wen (Mrs G H )

Therese umercier Grier (Mrs. J . S.)

Sarah Ellen Guyton Gro ves (Mrs. Sara G )

Jean Chandler Gruenberg (Mrs R P )

Barbara Hunsu cker Gruenfeld (Mrs . J.)

Jane Bu sch Grusend oef (Mrs R E )

Marga ret A . H ennegan H agen

(Mr. . Ch"les R.)

Gene N Sherman H an le y (Mrs. R E )

Phylli s M

Barbara A Smith Hare (Mrs J.)

D o ro thy M Rus sell H ar ris (Mrs. D J )

Ann R . To b in H a rt (Mrs . R. E. )

Alberta An drews H art (Mrs \XI W )

H elen J . Dees (Mrs . C.)

Sharon 1. H autau

Donna Cadwallader H awkins (Mrs B H )

Namt

toc kdale (Mrs G P )

Paula ,Bre$ee Henry (Mrs D B )

Fnnces Hill Hewitt (Mrs . F. M ., Jr. )

D .

Virginia Burr Hinchliff (Mrs R )

Mary A. Hinds (Mrs Richard)

Palli A Ryden H o ffman (Mrs R S )

Betty H o lden (Mrs J.)

La Nelle Lawrence Holmes (Mrs . R. S . )

Lorena Ross Holmine (Mrs . L.)

Ellen Carr Holzer (Mrs Michael E )

Carol Ann Furar Hopkins (Mrs Carol) H arriet Lauder Hopkins (Mrs Lauder)

Susan K Hrudka.

Virginia Rollo Huber (Mrs A. C.)

Helen Lindsay Hughes (Mrs . J . C.)

Stella). Lehmann Hunter (Mrs A L.)

Mary Elizabeth Kelly Hutcheson (Mrs . Mary)

Virginia A . Hynds

Suzanne A Little Ingallis (Mrs R )

Suzanne A Burnside Ja ckson (Mrs. T . G ., Jr. )

Mary M Walla ce Jeckel (Mrs R L.)

Janet E John son

Barbara Johnson

M oore Johns o n (Mrs J )

Jean L. Smith Johnson (Mrs . W . )

Jewel A Jones

Audrey King Jourdain (Mrs . F. P . )

Mary A . Kelling

Margaret E Massie Kellogg (Mrs Phillip)

leanne R . Bauman Kerchner (Mrs . C. T . )

Wilma). Ricks Kettelkamp (Mrs R A )

lynn Tobin Kirk (Mrs Sam M )

E . Langham Knapps (Mrs . S. R . )

Jane Koogler

Joanne Larsen

\.iary

Ituth Lawyer

Verelle Murphy (Mrs J ) 10 M . Ltt

;iarah Powers Lessman (Mrs Sarah P )

}latricia Russell Lett (Mrs . R. G . )

Clare E. Dillon Lindsey (Mrs . W . J.)

Caroline Lisco m (Mrs W M )

Ann

Mary S . Bockewitz Lo ss (Mrs . J. W ., Jr. )

Karen Krein Ludwig (Mrs B P )

Jean Luttring haus (Mrs H )

Margaret P. Bryant Lyman (Mrs . Ri chard)

Virginia Ma cD o nald

Carol Ann Mangieri

Nancy Marley

Kay). Byrne Mason (Mrs R W )

Mary J . Fain Matheso n (Mrs . B. )

Bratto n McCutch eo n (Mrs F H )

Eloise Earnest McMurray (Mrs F R )

Nancy C . M cKinley

Marie A . Miller

Ph"""" E J'ITI<S Mym (Mrs J G )

Elinor Case Nadhemy (Mrs F )

Name

Jacquelyn W H o lman N ewbury (Mrs A L )

Libby L. Wil <y N o l,n (Mrs L. V )

Linda Ue Parso n s O ' Hare (Mrs J o hn)

D o rothy F. Hall O ' Rea ,'tan (Mrs . R. L.)

DorOlhy B KennNY Oldfield (Mrs R C.)

Robin Oneil 1. Owen (Mrs . A . 1.)

A . Leonard Faben (Mrs. Paul T . )

Mildred O. Wells Pa ce (Mrs W. J.)

Patty D. Packwood

Verna 1. Brown Pape (Mrs . W . E. )

Willa M Van Pllrker (Mrs J. L )

Barbara Mc Kinstry Paulson (Mrs . B. C.)

Gr1lce H . Fl ood Pearce (Mrs . W . H . )

Harriette M

Martha D Franklin Powell (Mrs D F )

Jeanne

Mary M B,II Quig (Mrs J B )

Laura E Quinn

Carol H . $tibert Rainer (Mrs . G . E. )

Muise Ralzesberger

Jessie Morse Raym o nd (Mrs E H )

Adelaide

Helen A Kean Richardson (Mrs G )

Marilyn G Roeske (Mrs Frank)

Bamara Byrnes Roland (Mrs. T )

Htden E. Barrett Rosenquist (Mrs . C. M . )

Annette Proteau Saltsman (Mrs Ann ette)

Pauline 1. Seefeldt Schreiger (Mrs . J. M )

B Sawers Scholandet· (Mrs F )

Florence M o tt Scho rer (Mrs J. W M )

H . Diane Verry Schriber (Mrs. C. P. )

Sandra T Rudd Schrotberger (Mrs Ro n)

Lorna J. Schuhr

Alice M. Saker Selleg (Mrs. R. M . )

Janon B Tucker She lby (Mrs. William L.)

Susan M Williams Shute (Mrs . Susan W )

Esther Dixon Sibenmark (Mrs R 0 )

Mary W. Skinner

Melissa Jane Burch Slaughter (Mrs Rex)

Wilma Jean

Alta Chipps Smith (Mrs P V ., Jr )

Carrie M Spangler (Mrs J M )

Marjorie E. Spencer

Barbara S Stanley

Jo A Dav id so n Steggerda (Mrs F J )

Helen David St o lle (Mrs . E. F. )

Jo A . Stork

Marylyn Bradfo rd frieter (Mrs R M )

Mary A . Fehrs Swisher (Mrs . C. A . )

Mary A . Carson (Mrs . P. M . )

Patricia Ann Turner

Kathryn Vaughn (Mrs . J. H . )

Gail A . Veasman

Judith L. Retze:r (Mrs

N o rma J o nes Vieek (Mrs Thomas)

Sad. H . Walling

Marga.ret Van H o me Walrer (Mrs D )

utili. Ward

Sharon K . Porter W . l so n (Mrs . Ro ber t ) M Watterso n

Name

Elizabeth Patlerso n Webb (Mrs C. H )

Kathleen V . WetJs

Sarah Funk Well s (Mrs M , Jr.)

Dolores Welsh (Mrs R C.)

Ro salie E Bourgeo is W esten ha v('r (Mn J. l.)

Margaret Welden White (Mrs. W. L)

Myrian Baker Wiley (Mrs. J. E )

Helen Willard

Marylynn Hagebush Williams (Mrs J.)

Charlotte Dunlap Williamson (Mrs . A . R . )

Name

Emily Barber Willis (Mrs H T .)

Eleanor Sex IOn Wils on (Mrs R )

Harriell e E Bo wman Wolcott (Mrs J G )

Myra C. Cox Wood (Mrs H C.)

Sally VanPraa g Wyne (Mrs. Carl E.)

R Salt ley Yale (Mrs. L. p " Jr.)

Marlene Btck Yarmo (Mrs 1. M .)

Madge Myers Young (Mrs E )

Jane Yule

Belty Settlemire Zuber (Mf) A J.)

ILLINO I S ETA

Name 1"ilia/ion Year

Mary }. Dwyer Abbott (Mn. C. V . ) 1947

Kathryn Abrams

D orothy Wismer Ambr o se (Mrs F. D ) 1939

Jessie A. Thistle Anderson (Mrs R M ) 1918

Muy J. Newlin Appleman (Mrs. R E ) 19H (Ind Epsilon)

Sidney Hamman Arenz (Mrs. D. L.) 1963

J o anne Ro ney Armstrong (Mrs R M.) 1946

l ois D law Ashf o rd Theod ore)

l ois M . Shoot Baber (Mrs. A.) 1913

Fl o rence A Baco n 19D

Carolyn L. Baldwin

Pat Howatt Barham (Mrs Terry) 1960

Sandy Bertash 19

Carol Goltra Bischof (Mrs. A. H.) 1949

Jean Baker Bone (Mrs W K.) 1

Edna Rybolt Bopp (Mrs. D ) 1919

Katherine McKeown Bradshaw (Mrs F H )

Nancy A Guy Campbell (Mrs V.) 1960

Marilyn A. Thielsen Canon ( M rs. Kurt) 1966

Nancy Cates (Mrs. J. R.) 19·19

Nancy A Adams Chilton (Mrs J. L.)

Ann Drennan Clements (Mrs . J . E. ) 1957

lois Conkey (Mrs. R W ) 1936 C oo k (Mrs . R .) 1956

lydia Coe Cross (Mrs. W. C) 1924

Florence M Curtius 1914

Carol 8 Temme Dedlow (Mrs R P )

Betsy D Atkin ' on Di cke rs o n (Mrs A F .) 1933

Vicki Rapp Drake (Mrs M ) 1967

Gertrude E Dumbleton 19 66

Julia Thornton Elston (Mrs. R J ) 1938

Virginia V o ris Engel (Mrs. E W ) 1914

Jessie l. Ferguson 1912

Norma Schurman Fox (Mrs S B.) 1927

Virginia Wayne Gehrig (Mrs. K W )

Blake Gladden (Mrs. J W .) 1928

Edith Jeane Price Grant (Mrs. Gary) 1968

lela Johns :m Groeting (Mrs G M.) 1930

Vida O. Stout Hanks (Mrs. R. T .) 1914

Marcy A. Reid Harlin (Mrs James 0 ) 1961

Bette R. Downs Hickok (Mrs . louis W . ) 1963

Carole A Wils o n High (Mrs Stephen) 1962

Gloria G. Granert Hinds (Mrs . W.) 1947

Helen M Haines Humphrey (Mrs James E.) 1966

Rosemary la cey Jewel R.)

Karen M J oiner 1961

Name

Pat Lync h Kaufman (Mrs. J. D .)

Nan c y Ash Keck (Mrs. Nancy)

Edistina M cKeown Kelso (Mrs. W )

Jane Crawford Kleinberg (Mrs J )

Patsy McCo uery Kun zelman (Mrs R C.)

Judith Hagebush Larson (Mrs O L.)

Herriott M Lawrence

Ruth C. Crawford (Mrs H )

Nancy Anhur Lee (Mrs. R L.)

D orothy Pride lilly (Mrs . D orot h y)

Betty A Bailey lytle (Mrs. R )

Norma J. Krenzer Malerich (Mrs J W )

Genevieve Mautz

Joel A. McClelland

Sara J McCottery

Marguerite Shuck Mcilwain (Mrs. W . B.)

Nancy Todd Mcintyre (Mrs. D F.)

Marion Geoffroy McKeown (Mrs . D. I.)

Janet J. Beaumont Mcl3ughlin (Mrs D G )

Virginia McManes (Mrs. K. M )

Mary Merz

M artha Cla r e levey Meyers (Mrs Gary)

Gladys O Sprague Miller (Mrs R C)

Joyce Manin Moore (Mrs J. C.)

Sue Baker M o rrisser (Mrs . \'(I A . )

Sandra lee Murin

Marj o rie Neilson

Jeannine Netzel

Erma Beall Nuckolls (Mr;;. J. A .)

M Lisse Snyder Parente3u (Mr'). J. C)

Beuy Patterso n

Betsy J ohnson Patterson (Mrs G. A .)

Jesse th A Blac kman Pierce (Mrs Mari o n)

Esther Starr Powers (Mrs E )

Vict o ria E. Crouch Reid (Mrs. C. W . )

Nancy Weilepp Rigsbey (Mrs. G. R )

Claudia M. Smith Roach (Mrs P Jer ome)

Juanita M. Robertson

Julia A Grief Robinson (Mrs. ). P .)

Virginia Holben Roge rs (Mrs. W.)

Suzanne H Webb Sammann (Mrs A. L.)

Mary Bales Schafer (Mrs C)

Mary C. P ' Simer Scherer (Mrs R l.)

Patsy S Kerns Schneiter (Mrs. J. A )

Linda Selsor

Leontine Sharon

Marguerite Shafer Sharon (Mrs ]. J.)

inilifllion Ytar

Judy K Powel Siebel (Mrs. Judy) 19 62

Mary Anne impson 1969

Carolyne Esque Simpson (Mrs A .) 1946

Katherine E Barnett Sinclair (MN B D ) 1937

Mary M cRoberts Sleeter (Mrs. E.) 1919

Ann Sioker 1912

Betty Loehr Suplee (Mrs. D C.) 1937

Mary A Suter 1962

SaC2 J. Klin g ler Suter (Mrs. J G ) 1961

Blossom Field Taylor (Mrs L R.) 1912

Alma Weber Twente (Mrs . G . E . ) 19B

Rolande C. Brosseau Van Guilder (Mrs . E. E.)

Ruth Bi cknell Walker (Mrs E .) 1912

Julie V Anderson A ck ley (Mrs. Craig D )

Mary Luas Acosta (M"' , R )

I ngrid Ad olfson

Jeanne Allenba ch

Kathryn Wagner Atkin son (Mrs R.)

H elen E Radley Baird (Mrs. A .)

Barbara Barthell

Geraldine Delich Berth old (Mrs. D F Jr.)

Jill K Puricelli Bice (Mrs. Rud olph)

Barbara Jean Bla ckmon

Sondra Bori n

M arily n Durham Brenkmlln (Mrs R.)

Marjorie J , Barron Brewster (Mrs. J )

M ary A. Sireid Brow n (Mrs. R L.)

Nancy Browning

A nn Bruninga

Catherine P. Bruno

Marjorie Ogden Bryan (Mrs B T.)

Sara L. Burdi ck

Alison H oward Bush (Mrs C. L.)

H o lly Butler

Sharon R . J o nes Byerly (Mrs. R . K )

Susan M Chamberlain

Bee Birkett Cluts (Mrs. Charles)

Catherine Calhoun Conners (Mrs. J. A . )

Ja cqueline Dod Corrigan (Mrs E )

Catherine J. CUlfer

Dianna Dentino

Virginia Vo hland Dixon (Mrs. C. E )

Sandra Jean M cGuire D oubet (Mrs Charles)

D ona Neely Droeger (Mrs. L.)

Beverly A Dusing

Jean E. Lucey Easterly (Mrs. C. H )

Mary Creighton Ehrgott (Mrs E B.)

Sandra I. Erikson

June Eubanks

M aty E Callahan Feldkamp (M" J.)

Ann Fischer

Mary Lynn Foster

Mary V. Frye

Edna Gett

Sharon A Neher (Giangi o rgi (Mrs J. P )

Ann Gibson

Erin M M artin Gilfinger (Mrs F.)

Name

Mareta L. Hayes Walker (Mrs. S. P M )

Beverly P Reed Wallace (Mrs R B., Jr , )

Kathryn 1. Gragg Washburn (Mn: F L.)

Margaret L. Scheer Wege ner (Mrs E 8 )

Ruth Robertson Wiley (Mrs. E F.)

Shirley mith Williams (Mrs. B H )

Margaret M. Cloyd Wilson (Mrs. B )

Lucy A . CUrli. Wood (M" . H. A.)

Catherine Coffey Wood (Mrs P )

Elizabe,h J. Galloway Wood. (Mrs. J. B. C)

Ann Wilson Young (Mrs D A.)

Marda H astings Young (Mrs. J. M.)

ILLINOIS THETA

iniliaJio1l Yea, 1960 19 11

N"""

Beverly Galata

Sue Ihrig Grabam (Mrs T P )

Patricia Serlin Gray (Mrs. R M ., Jr.)

Elinor Briggs Greef (Mrs. T E .)

Judith Gregg

D oris Griesser

D olores M outier Gronsdahl (Mrs. D. S )

Carol G Sibilsky Growe (Mrs G. H .)

M olly E. Cooling Ham (M" R J.)

Lois Shanemeyer Hamilt on (Mrs. 1. F .)

Ruth Ortt Hamm o nd (MN D. E.)

Phyllis Bcttinghaus Hanken (Mrs . R. R., Jr . )

Elaine Harm on Elva Schoaff Harper (Mrs. C. H .)

Sharon L. Har vey

M yra K ingston Heger (Mrs. J. W.)

Janet R . Mundelius Helmi ck (Mrs . W . )

Pamela F. Herm an

Vicki Lynn Faner Hess (Mrs . Vi cki F. )

Charlotte Krock Hofer (MN . A. J . )

Christine Finkbiner Hoyt (Mrs. Bob)

Sophie Kochan Humpid6 e (Mrs . R. W .)

Patricia H Sternberg Hunt (Mrs R A )

Judith L. Hutchcroft

Nancy Harman Hyler (Mrs . D W.)

Roberta Johnson Jacobs (Mrs H J.)

Valerie Michel Jansen (Mrs N. R.)

Shirley Sutton Jett (Mrs C. E )

Mary Cummings J o hnson (Mrs A.)

Helen Kiker

Jane McClugage King (Mrs F.)

Patricia L. Evans Kingston (Mrs. N .)

M Lou Irvin Kirkwood (Mrs 8. R.)

Marian Kreger

Joanne Ellen Shirk Kutzman (Mrs. Mike)

Joan Hackler Lee (M". J H .)

Barbara E Ketcham Leiter (Mr,. Barbara E )

Mary K . Larkin Lonseth (Mrs R L.)

Phoebe W Lou

Deirdre Markle

Dawn J Kenny M at ray (Mrs R James)

Margaret ScOtt M cFeel y (Mrs . C. E., Jr.)

Jean A nne M cGthct'

Nan C. Ri c hm ood M el! (M" W E )

Patricia M ic hae l

Janet J HaH o n Mihm (Mrs. J C)

Vi o let M Shelby M oober r y (Mrs W J)

Robe rt a l. A s h M o relli (Mrs R l.)

Susan H ec h t M ouc hka (Mrs G )

Truda Cooli n g Nelson ( Mrs. L. \ '(/ . )

Che r i Lee N o rdenberg Nordenber g

Billie VanCleave Nuttal (Mrs R, J.)

Beverly J Peteuo n Olso n (Mrs. R P , Jr )

Shir ley ). Garri so n Ohman (Mrs W C.)

Cheryl Kay Raber Patt erso n (Mrs Rona ld)

Gay Timboe Pe lm i (Mrs . L. V . )

Sharon Sleelh Peterson B.)

Barbara J M oo re Pi c ken s (Mrs )

Karen Sue P owe ll

Palr icia P ow ers (Mrs D ennis)

M ary Wightman Prall ( Mr s R R )

Phylli s Corle}' Prome r (Mrs M )

Patri cia G . J o nes Ra v3 1elle (Mrs . G )

Gl o r ia Geiger Roe hm (Mrs R R )

Susan Albert y Margaret Templ eto n Allan ac h

(M" . Robert C.)

Sara Marshall Asbell (Mrs . G . )

Fay M ars h all Bac h elor (Mrs F S )

Fran ces P Fulmer Ban os (Mrs Nick)

An abeth H ec k ard Ba rnes (Mrs . A . R ) A Bal lis Ben ch (Mrs M )

M argaret K Brow n Bla ck well (Mrs K F )

Zelia B Lee Boone (Mrs C C)

Ann D o n ag h Boy lan (Mrs . J. F . )

Ele:tn o r V oss Brinkm3n (Mrs. \X'. K )

Bla nc he While (Mrs ). J)

Mars h a }. Bro wn

Nancy G ant Brown (Mrs E C.)

Lun a W T aylor Burt on (Mrs O E )

Sylvia M errill Butler (Mrs C. W )

Anna M No rm an Byers (Mrs. R M )

Nelle B Gipson Ca ll a han (Mrs A M . )

Betty Bu rke Campfield (Mrs R E )

Martha Kirkl i n Ca n e r (Mrs. R T )

Pa ul i ne Charles

Nell M i ller C hri stian (Mrs T L)

Karen A H ibner Co lgrove (Mrs A ., JlI )

Traber Gulluie C r ow le)' (Mrs T )

M ary V Cummings

Ali ce Cope D avenport (Mrs H F )

Nan cy K Sto ut D e Hart (Mrs J )

Ella D. D ea n , M D

Ru t h an n Dun can

Jessie E Smith Dunkin (Mrs D G )

Mar ga ret A n n K IO,lt h l (Mrs . M . )

M i!d red Lea key EIkenberry (Mrs E )

Eura E W ood Engli sh (Mrs H )

/ni lilliion 1'111111110 " Y,,,,r Yellr

1969 Ru(h Wesselh o Ft Romi nes ( Mrs. Jlmes) 1948

1960 Janet K Schooley 1917

1947 (la K D o n ovan She ri dan (Mrs J P ) 19'9

1910 Sue E Shipps 1962

1918 Jerilyn J ane Price Sima k (Mrs J P ) 1964

J o A A Neel)' Stone (Mrs JR )

1960 Peggy Lee Sch roeder Sneet (Mrs . T . 0 ) 1961

1913 Marga r et Slace), Sutherland (Mrs . J.) 1947

1968 J oyce S Ta y lo r 19 17 1969 Barbara J Maso n Th o mpson (Mrs Robert) 19 61 1947 Susan T o ber 1966 1914 Sandra Lancaste r Tre w yn ( Mrs F H ) 19 13 1947 V irg in ia Trone 1947 1964 Georgine K Ottmann Utley (Mrs Randy) 1962

1911 N o rma L. Warrick 1948

1918 J o A Kir choff Weeks (Mrs F H Jr ) 1948 1947 Lois Ro bertso n W eidne r (Mrs J ) 1947

1968 Christine W Pritz We in robc (Mrs . M 0 ) 1962

1916 Patricia A O ' M a r W ellbrock (Mrs K ent) 1961 J oa n Lawrence Wh eele r (Mrs R M ) 1913

194 7 M ontello M e rkl e While (Mrs D A ) 1947

Sally J acob Wilson (Mrs P D)

INDIANA ALPHA

{"ilial ion Y,tlr

Nam,

Barbara Erlandson (Mrs )

Barbara E H ae hl Esk r idge (Mrs Ph i l ip R )

Sue Fl etc he r

D orot hy K . Shuh z Forbes (Mrs W F. )

K a t e n A Ball G oa r (Mrs J C )

A lva G or by

Kalh leen H a mpt o n

J anet Chappell H arris ( M rs T H )

J ose phine Jeff ery H effelman ( Mrs . J osep hin e )

Al ice Co ffma n H ies te r (Mrs . L D , II )

Eva LaGrange H ill (Mrs E)

J oan Wag on e r H obbs (Mrs F D )

Ellan o r Prui tt H oefe rkamp (Mrs H R )

Gleyn Law H olslein (Mrs G L)

31'21« England H owe ll (Mrs C. M , Jr )

R uby E. Gipson H yba rser (Mrs. F. E )

Gra ce M cDowell Ja c kson (Mrs R )

Julia A Graham Jensen (Mrs W C.)

Sara A Spanagd J o r dan (Mrs R S ., Jr )

M M i ldred DeMoss Kalin ( Mrs M . M )

Gra ce Ma cArthur K ane (Mrs G J .. Jr.)

Gene E W yatl Kelly (Mrs R E )

Mabel K e rl in

M a rlh a G . Drybread La cy (Mrs Grace D . )

Julia L. W ilson Lawshe (Mrs H D )

Bernice Childers Leets ( M rs E )

M abel E Mauhews Leooard (Mrs 8 )

Sara B H ass Long ( M rs C B )

D o ris A M cCulloug h Loomis (Mrs L G )

Beverly D M :mis Lytle (Mrs B H )

Jessie M M eans M ahan ( Mrs. E F )

D orothy larson M athot (Mrs R )

Cl.ra B Kemp H auhews (Mrs S .)

Sue McKinney

Virginia L. Meg o rden

Anne tte Havens Munves (Mrs . R. P . )

Marj orie Dailey Murphy (Mrs G M )

Aline T . Oldaker

Clara Godwin Owens (Mrs. J . H . )

Barbara L. Paul ger

Martha J Pease

Ethel E. Terman Perry (Mrs . R. D )

Judith E. Fowler Poe (Mrs Paul)

Janie C . Kessel Poths (Mrs . C. L.)

Jane J. Hartley Pratt (Mrs. C. 1.)

Tasca Smith Rader (Mrs . E. J.)

Pi a Raudsep

Janice W Jopling (Mrs G A.)

Carol M . Richardson Robi son (Mrs . G . T . )

Nanci Jones Rodgers (Mrs . D . W . )

Betty Moore Ross (Mrs C. C.)

Elizabeth Vila Rost (Mrs . H. R. )

Sherry Pennington Rowdon (Mrs G )

Isabelle Abbott Sanders (Mrs M F )

Thelma A ckerson

Carolyn Shirkie Aikm an

Helen Aldri ch

Linda Mari e Arment

Ali ce Baber

Fran ces Bock Barley (Mrs W F )

Elizabeth Schmidt Barnhart (Mrs R J.)

Bette Barnum

Lutricia A . Calkins Barrett (Mrs. R. V . )

ApryJ Burkhart Barrion (Mrs G )

Phyllis Armstrong Baslin (Mrs A J )

Peggy Meyers Baxter (Mrs. W . D . )

Mary Shorr Bender (Mrs P. F )

Ann a Evans Berhard (Mrs Wm ., Jr )

Kathr yn Kirkland !krry (Mrs. D. F.)

Maxin e Ro sebaum Blackburn (Mrs Robert A.)

Rosanna ParS :,"$ Blackmo re (Mrs . C. L.)

Lynn F Blair

Check ley Blosser (Mrs Ka ren)

Pearl Ca ; e Blough (Mrs . Pearl)

Judith R. Witham Blue (Mrs . Ronald W . )

Elizabeth May Boardman (Mrs G R )

Audrey B Boh o n

Mabel Bonsall

Mary B Staplet o n Booze (Mrs Mar y )

Maude E. Martin Bordner (Mrs . H A . )

Linda K. Ro berts Bradfo rd (Mrs Ri cha rd)

Mary C. Stooe Breho b (Mrs N )

Greta L. Giffo rd Brennan (Mrs . R. R. )

Mabel Keeney B,od i (Mu A j.)

Esther M Roark Broo ks (Mrs R R )

Ellen D . Hay Bro wn (Mrs . Greg )

B,igh. Camp Bruff (M" J. R )

Jeanne E Bryant

Initiati o n Yetlr '954 '9)3 (III. E•• )

My"l. A Long Schid C G )

Lo rraine Vid nvic Sha nk (Mrs E)

Betty Smith

Mary J Briscoe Songer (Mrs L.)

Ellen Spencer

Eva B. Martin Stout (Mrs W T )

Lenore C. Stanfield St o ver (Mrs 1.)

Marie Griffith Swigart (Mrs . Marie)

Barbara Terman

Gladys Rudd T,ok. (Mrs T P )

Mary L. Montgomery Van Deman (Mrs. R.)

Ethelyn laGrange Watts (Mrs A H .)

Virginia Ware Weaver (Mrs . R. )

Bethany A Bou Weaver (Mrs R )

Martha laGrange White (Mrs P A )

Mary Wysong Willits (Mrs . j. A . )

Martha Deer Wishard (Mrs D )

Mary A Her rin g Woodside (Mrs J R )

Katherine Wynn (Mrs R. J . )

Kathleen Sue Yorle

Ayletta C. Younger

Mary J. Payne Yount (Mrs . W. J . )

INDIANA BETA

lnilialfo" 1948 1936 1949 1966 1949 1937

Shirley Pietsch Sryar (l\.'{cs R F )

Elsie Stephens Bull (Mrs . M D )

Mar tha A Shiveley Burkman (Mrs D R.)

M ary J. Sweet Butler (Mrs H G )

Bellv J. Carroll

Patricia D Rupholdt Cash (Mrs K W , Jr )

Ali cr T . Cawley

Rosamond M O'Byrne Charni (Mrs . O W . )

Deborah Ellen Childress

Muriel Mayback Cliffo:d (Mr ;. F. R )

Louise Holland Coggeshall (Mrs . L.)

Harriette Perkins Cohn (Mrs W L.)

Jo A Coleman

Mildred Gross Coleman (Mrs J. J . )

Mary ). Collier

Mary C. M a rtin Co mbs (Mrs . W . F. )

Pauline Condit

Gra ce Hendri ck$ Conlo n (Mrs R M ., Jr )

Rita Ann Risst:r Conrad (Mrs

Janette Copeland

Patricia Malone Copple (Mrs J . )

Jill Lu.I"n C"ig (M" J )

Nancy Lee Foster Cramer (Mrs . L)

Elizabeth A. Crawford

Amy L. Carr Crowe (Mrs . W . 5 . )

Chri s tena Gainey Cumm ings (Mrs . T . A. )

Evalyne Williams Currie (Mrs H )

J I "e Kisner Daugherty (Mrs F K )

Shirley J. Woolery Davies (Mrs J. P )

Mary M Da y D enniston (Mrs A G )

Doro thy Tho rnton Dimm ick (Mrs. E.)

Hildegarde M. D ober

Ali ce A Brady Early (Mrs J. R )

Mary E Hochmeisrer Eberle (Mrs H } )

Marjorie Tuttle Edson (Mrs . W.)

NAme

Janet Mesc hberger Ego lf (M (s J o hn)

Ali ce H owe Eller (Mrs C. A )

Barbara Bender Ellinger (Mrs E )

An ita L. StaplelOn Ellis (Mrs A nita)

Lo is Wino Esare}' (Mrs . W . )

J anet Esterline

M ary C. Evans

Nancy 1. Stern Everbach (Mrs O G )

Laura E Huffm an Falout (Mrs. H )

M abe l C. Fert ic h

A li ce C. Th orn Finney (Mrs . F. H . )

Elizabeth D Fisher

P atricia N Ph ar r F itzpatrick (Mr s. P. A )

H a rr iet Fl owe rs

Sara J. G un n Fogarty (Mrs. E J.)

Ju dith A. Bond Fo rd (Mrs . R. S.)

Nancy A Fox (Mrs. R )

A li ce Freize

J eanette M Wulfman Fr ick (Mrs C. H )

Caro le Lyn n Boozer Frobeiter (Mrs Scott)

M argot Pi ckering Gates (Mrs.)

M a r ia n A Burro ws Gerig (lI.-frs C.)

Ro berta J. Carlsen Graham (Mrs D E )

Ca roly n Bas h Graham (Mrs. J. W .)

Phyllis Cline G r ant h am (M rs . R .)

lin da 1. Hallw o rth Grier (M rs T om)

Sarah S. Ha m lett H agga rd (Mrs G. M )

Martha Jackson H albrooks (Mrs W R )

M elba H amilton

J ennette D ic kins o n H a nner (Mrs . B.)

D o r ot hy Fre und H an n um (Mrs. K .)

E mi ly K Rainbolt Harg raves (Mr s H )

Margaret Harlan

Edna Welt o n Harr is (Mrs. R. E.)

P atricia 1. Har vath

W e n o nah H atfie ld

Charl cye J. Smith H awk (Mrs. )

Sara J. Ha ys

M ary E Ha ze l

Nancy Ann H e inse n

H a7("1 H elwig H F )

M a rj e G eorge H enderson (Mrs R )

M ary V Parker H es se (Mrs H R .)

Fa it h Hild ebra nd

Nancy H i llik er

Elizabeth A Rice H i ll is (Mrs J. T )

Sarnh E P au l H o ld en (Mrs. T C.)

l o is L H on

Carol S H udson

D orot h y A Mu eller Hunt (Mr s. G E )

Ja ne Blakely Hun te r (Mrs K B.)

Mar y H emmersbaug h Huntin gto n ( M rs.J. L.)

D orot hy I ng lis

Wynanda Jn t H out

Ad a). Tway Ja y (Mrs R. W ., Jr .)

Ev a n geline j nhn so n

Olive M J o hn son

M ar ilyn Burd ette K ane (Mrs . Charles)., Jr . )

Jani s M Chapline Karre l! (Mrs R )

D oro th y Clarke K aspe r (Mrs A M , Jr )

/f t iliali o n Y ear 1963 189 8 1938 19)4 194 4 19 ) 9 1961 19 )7 189) 189) 1928 1902 1928 193) 194) 19)6 19)) 1966 1916 1967 19M 1929 19 )

Nam e

Ellen D obso n (Mrs. W )

Maria H . Barre tt Ke lley (Mrs. J M . )

jane C. Wats o n Kilpatri ck (Mrs. jan e )

Celestine C Pro l s man K oo ntz (Mrs F L)

Fl o ren ce Bl ac k Kramer (Mrs. W . R. )

N o rma H eise Laney (Mr s. M )

julia A Rench Layne ( M rs D avid)

N a n cy L K esler Leff (Mrs. M A )

Christin e Freeman Le h man ( Mrs. R )

Dorothy Th o mpson Le Isinge r (Mrs R )

Be r t h a Simms Loc k h art (Mrs T L)

joan An derson (Mrs C.)

Cath e r ine F. Ba les Lovela ce (Mrs j a mes R )

A nne H ayes Lo we r tha l (Mr s. J H )

Arnell K enda ll Lyskowi nsk i ( Mrs E A)

Fran ces M H aus s M adsen (Mrs A H )

jone Elizabeth Pratt M all o r ( Mrs Andr e w)

M ar il yn J Frakes M arr ( M rs R M Jr.)

Y o landa L Breede n M a rshall (Mrs R M)

Lois A . H alderman M a r ttila (Mrs . U. M )

Jane Crawford M cCull o ch (Mrs . J. C.)

H elen Busard M cKee (Mrs J. D )

Mabel P Graves M cLinn (Mrs C. B )

Barbara D avis M cMu r r a y ( Mrs D )

D oro t hy D avis M cNamee (Mrs E )

Car o l A M cM ahan

M ayme B Ross M eie r (Mrs H H )

Susan J. M ouh h rop M e rri ll (Mrs Susan)

Stella O'Byrne M eye r (Mrs J 8.)

Anne G . Scott M eye rs (Mrs. K c.)

Gail M a ri e P arsonS Mi c h ael (Mrs. R ic h ard)

Julia M i ll er

Lynne H o llida y M oor (Mr s. D D )

Laura J. Bradley M o rin g (Mrs. J.)

Mar y E. Thra sh er M orris (Mr s. M H )

H e len L. Rod gers M o rr occo (Mrs H elen )

V i rgini a A Gam e r M 0 5er (Mr s. J )

Jul ia A T o bin M u rph y (Mrs. J. A )

Nancy E. Scheid Neumayer (Mrs. D . R. )

K ar hl een Sims Ochiltree (Mrs . S. )

J ane Mari e Olson

D ebo r ah A D odson Orr (Mr s D S )

M ary Ellen Osmon

D o r ot h y R. Reel Palmer (Mrs . W . C . IJI )

M ary C. H irsch P ar ient (Mrs W R )

Susan J. Lehman Parker (Mrs J. S )

Patricia Osborne Pat te rson (Mrs Par)

Gertrude P e r utz

Sherrard P . M owry P eters (Mrs . D . )

Eliz abet h A . Br iggs Pelty (Mrs . E. F . )

Norrene A Warr e n Phe lps (Mrs H )

Van etta S. P o ppas

Be tty L. Sponsel Pratt (Mrs. D E.)

Nancy R Bu gg Prid e (Mrs E. E.)

Judith W a lt e r Rak e (Mrs. J )

M art h a H eseman Re ed (Mrs. W. C , Jr )

Alma M cCrum Rh yan (Mrs. R )

Emma M oss R ic hards (Mrs. G )

Ellen L. Ru ssell R ic h a rd s (Mrs. J. P )

Evelyn 1. Owen Ri c h ard so n ( Mrs L. M )

Pea rl Ph ill ippe R ichey (Mrs P 5.)

Z e lda Z. Ri fe

Nllmt

Nancy L. Smith Ris tecn (Mrs . R. W . )

Mary A. Hanl o n (Mrs . J.)

S. Cra ig Robertson (Mrs H K )

A McCauley Ro binso n (Mrs . Chari .. )

Marjorie Rice Rogers (Mrs J R )

Dorolhy 1. Stt Ross (Mrs 1.)

Janni ce Bryant Roth (Mn . Jani ce)

Mary D Ro untree

Shirlq Roy

Nell Sawin

Sue Huffman Schaible (Mrs . Sue)

Stratton Schermer (Mrs. K.)

Virginia L Barth Schlitzer (Mrs T J )

Helen A Yeoman Schulte (Mrs C. P )

Janet Polson Schwettman (Mrs . R. E. )

Barbara Gibson Scott (Mrs R. W )

Patricia E. Scott

Ola W. Yales Scudder (Mrs . R. P. )

Lmore Sexson

Maude Shoemaker

Linda l« Whitlow Shook (Mrs . Neil)

Elhel M . Land.. Siebert (Mrs . Elhel)

Nancy J. Siegfried

Winifred Welton Slife (Mrs . L. Wayne)

Kathleen J. Smith

Kathleen Behrmann Smith (Mrs D E )

Laura K Barrett Smith (Mrs E. D , Jr )

Geraldean Wilhite Smith (Mrs . N. G . )

Jacqueline A. Norris Smith (Mrs. Ralph C.)

Florence Rosenthal Smith (Mrs W. F.)

luan Lawson Smyth (Mrs . R. A.)

D eborah lynn Peelle Snyder (Mrs . Deborah)

Patricia A . Anderson Spears (Mrs. S. M . )

Ruth Standish

Susan C. Stanton

Susan M. Starlc

Edna E Stewart

Penny Lee McClevey Sto ne (Mrs Toby R )

Gail R. Smith Stover (Mrs . J. W . )

D . McArthur Strack (Mrs . McAnhur)

Florence M Coon Stroup (Mrs T A )

Elizabeth A . Sullivan Strupp (Mrs . D . ) Sears Sturgis (Mrs . J . )

IniJiaJio n

Annabess Snodg rass Ad a ms (Mrs . F . M . )

Laura E Freeland Alling (Mrs C. C.)

Judith Anderso n

Mary J Arn o ld

Mary E. Au ghinbau g h

Ai d a Cnin Sudbury (M rs. B.)

Jean Rheubott om T ac kett (M rs . R. )

C. Thayer

Jane Th omps o n

Karen Elise Thompso n

Teresa Ann Thompso n

Virginia J Thompso n Th o rnbur g (Mrs K S )

Doris B Groan Tho rnbury (Mrs W D )

Carolyn Thurston

Janet E Lungren Tice (Mrs G )

Margaret Lough Trembley (Mrs . V . S. )

Julia

Lynne E. Umphrey A N o urse Umphrey (Mrs. T . J ., Jr. )

Lorna V . Van Deren (Mrs . William)

Susan L. Chipper Van Heet (Mrs . James)

Marie D . Van Patten

Horn Vraciu (Mrs. A )

Gloria E Reed Wade (Mrs J.)

Avis W. Hamersley Wadsw o rth (Mrs . 0 . )

Elean o r A . Protsmln Walden maier (Mrs . B. C.) Walker

Jane Wall

Helen D . Hopk ins Wapler (Mrs . D . C.)

Esther Schild Wasson (Mrs . C. f.)

Nancy L. Weaver

Mary E. Miller (Mrs . H . C.)

Cheryl Ann Wheatley

Susan E. Schrader White (Mrs . E. G . )

Dorotha L. Williams Whitfo rd (Mrs James B )

Ann Fuelber Whithey (Mrs . F . M . )

Margaret S Yeager Williams (Mrs C. M )

Lois J. Frank Williams (Mrs J. D )

Nancy Buckley Williams (Mrs . J . L.)

Lillian Pampel Wilson (Mrs . J. W . )

Belty Leffel Wios e (Mrs W M )

Margaret Appel Winter (Mrs . C. N.)

Floy Frank W o rkman (M" J J.)

B. Wright (Mrs . S. C . )

Nancy Colglazier Yo un g (Mrs J )

INDIANA GAMMA

Inilia/ion Yea, 1929 1941 (Ohio Eta) 1919 1925 1938

Katherine 1. Lett Aui so n (Mrs . Stephen P . )

Ca ro line Bowles (Mrs C.) 1966 1938

V i rginia W . Bowen (Mrs . T . A . )

Barbara Bro wn (Mrs . B. L.)

Alice Bro wnlee 1942 1948 1931

Charlene Setzer Bruce (Mrs Robert)

Carol Brist o l Buhrman (Mrs W G ) Burrell

Katharine Carr L Tilfo rd Carso n (Mrs M )

Margaret A . Garret so n Carter (Mrs . R. )

Hester Martin Ca te, (Mrs . R. F. )

Lillian C. Th ornt o n Chapi n (Mrs . E. J.)

Mary 1. Mannan Conne r (Mrs W A )

Mary J Mummert Covert (Mrs Q H )

Cynthia M Cros treet III In itiati on 1901 194 2 1896 1931 1966 1964 1928 1920 1939 1962 1933 1904 1962 1919 19 6 1 1966 1960 1943 1919 1899 189 6 1963 1941 1916 1919 191 6 1898 1967 1968 1936 1938 1919 1939 1931 1906 19 46 191 2 1933 189 1 1951

IniliaJion Ylltr 1967 19'4 1898 1964 1921 190 3 1918 1906 1930 19 40 19 , 8

Laura I. Parker D avis ( M rs. L. I.) 1901 Patty J. Leonard Lyons (Mrs A ) 19))

An a lie Shul t he is D avis ( M rs. S S ) 19)6 uni Carr Mar isin (Mrs J- J) 19}8

Mary R H e(field DeH aven (Mrs A ) 1900 Lu o ra J. Langley McCo rmi ck (Mrs D E ) 19)8

Susan G H o pic iQs D ever ( Mrs J oh n ) 19)8 Carolyn McCoy 1962

Jeanne J ac k so n Diana (Mrs 1. D .) 1940 Janet 19)1 A Doyle 1968 Carolyn V M o n eyhun 196}

M ary E Duckwall 1962 J oan Welling M o rgan (Mrs Da vid) 194q

Christina Eisele 1967 Lm. A Pavey M o rr ow ( Mrs H E ) 1926

Leslie E Dale Ellis (Mrs J<><) 1968 Kathie Siege l Nichas (Mrs George) 19) I

M attie Empson 1910 Thalia). Lain Noonan (Mrs ). J ) 19))

Brenda Sue Stump Erlandso n (Mrs . Ph ilip G . ) 1966 Ma ry Lynn Ha gland Pabst (Mrs. D avid) 19 67

M ary J. Erlandson (Mrs , T ) 19)9 Sandra l. 1969

Nanette Newlin Feezle (Mrs R ) 1947 Netta Browning Pillm3n (Mrs G. W .) 1911

JOin Fredri ck Ftll (Mrs Ro btrt K ) 196() D o nna McComas Preston (M (s W C.) 1923 L. Fint (Mrs . E . R. ) 1948 D o ro thy K eilman Ri ch (Mrs E. W Jr )

Olivt I. Ph arts Fitzswo rth (Mrs. J T ) 1897 J o R Ritte r (Mrs R J) 19}5

Ad ora E Fl int 1898 Ma r ian Ru sstll 1906

EliuMth J Frampt o n 1968 M ari lyn L Bthymtr Sh apiro (Mrs J) 1942

Maude L. Hun tington G i lso n (Mrs . P . ) 1902 H aze l Lamkin Sh a rk ey (Mrs. T . ) 1928

Caroly n F Weym o uth Godbty (Mrs Carolyn) 1966 Mary P A ikin Smit h ( Mrs E D ) 1906

Elizabeth H adley 19}2 Ruth A M a rshall Sommtr (Mrs. J D .) 1961

J ennifer Wand H all (Mrs. J tnnifer) 196} Emily Barnes Studebaker ( Mr s. W ) 1928

Mae H amilton 19 16 Betsy M i rbarger Swagger (Mrs. W R ) 1917 M a rgaret Bates Hane (Mrs F H E ) 1929 Frances Swails 19}9

Nan cy Ann H ,ss 1964 Mildres Jaquith Sweet (Mrs A ustin D )

Carolyn Gr«n H endrickson (Mrs D R ) 19)) Betty St onebraktr Tapia ( Mr s. A . )

Elinor V Shtppard H o ffman ( M rs J) 19)) Gwyneth Knte Tayl o r (Mrs G K .)

W ood H o ller (Mrs R ) 1920 L. Schnell T erry (Mrs R A )

Judith A . li opieins 196} Barbara L. Br idges Thom p son (Mrs. B. B.) 1927

Toni H odsdon H o p so n (Mrs J ack) 1960 Mary R Clerkin W aldo n (Mrs M S.) 1926

Mari on Dailey Hubblt (Mrs P L.) 1941 Nan cy ) Wh ite

J osep hine Ball Huffer (Mrs G R ) 19 29 V i rg i ni a C. Stille Wi ck lin e ( Mrs. AI)

V M cCas h J anes (Mrs E P ) 191 } Tyne r Willi ams (Mr s. J S.)

Rtbecca R Fltming J o nes (Mrs Larry) 1966 Charlotte Cona nt W i nest ine (M rs. M ich3el) 1971

Catharint Brown Ktr (Mrs 0 ) 1929 Ani ta J. Case W oods (Mrs ) P ) 1946

Sondra L. M oo n Kin caid (Mrs . R. F. ) 1960 Eli za beth Baumga flt! Y oc kl ty ( Mrs. R. } .) 1944

Karen H Knud so n 1963 M argaret M . Y o ung 1969

Mary R Farris Lahman (Mrs A W ) 1952 Brian Ann Zucc:ola

Winifred W a rd (Mrs J o hn R ) 19}4

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

O ffi ce rs

rORMEI GRAND PlUIDINTS

Alice Wtbtt Johnson (Mrs. Irwin T.) Country Club Dr Carmel Valley. CA 9392" Dorothy Wuvcr Morgan (Mrs Kt'flt R.) Box 2 18 , Peru, NE 6842 1

orr.cElts EMERITUS

Oron" ,,..Idoot Erno ritulo- Marianne Reid Wild (M rs. Rob· u t) 2011 Belm on t Rd • N.W Washington. D C. 20009 Grand T,o.I",o, Emorltus-Olivia Smith Moo re (Mrs. H e nry, J r ) 420 Pine St ., Tnarkana, Tn "'01

GlAND COUNCIL

ON"" ' Ident--S.uhj.oe Paulson Va nlm ( Mn Horlce J.) 3oCOI 2,th West, Apt. no, Seattle. WA 98 199 Grand Vi c. p,••ldant of ColI •• lonIo-Elizabeth Turner Orr (M rs J Gordon) 68", S E 28th St ., Porlbnd, Ore 97202

Grand Vic. ".,' '''"1 .f A'""," __ Evelyn Peters Kyle (Mrs. Stantc y E .) 23 Oak Knoll Gardens Dr., Pasad ena, Calif. 91106

Orond Vleo P , l cMnt .f "'".n ' I -Sarah H o lmes Hunt (Mrs Harold D.) 3)29 Cody Way , Apt #102, Sacramento, Ca l if. 958U Gran" •• cor ln, S.cr ".ry Vunah Stewart Gardnu (Mrs. Geor,e A .) }, Grosvenor SI .• Athens Ohio 4HOI

GrCln" CON••p.ndln, s.,r.tory- Mfty Eliubeth Frushou r Hill (Mrs. J R .) 10 South Side Country Club, Decatur, Ill. 6U21

Gr.MI Tr_au..---orpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G.) 7H N Jefferson, Liltle Chu te, Wis. 54140

N.tl_1 P.nh.n.n lc C.nf.r.n,. D.' t_ Hcl en Boucher Di:.: (Mrs Carr E .) }1)04 Halesw o uh R d., Columbus, Ohio 4}221

NA.TIONAL DI.ECTORS

Dlr.".r 0' ... hrmn_ A I.ory C_ltto._MuBUd Walker HorninB (Mrs 0, 0 ) 620 San Fernando, B e rk e · Icy, Calif. 94707

Dlr.ctor ., Aluntn_ 'r.,r.m_ Hur iel Hayc oc k Brown (Mrs J Ll oyd) 1701 Golfyiew Dr , Urbana, III. 6 1801

Df,.ct.r .f Chopt.r Hou.. C.rp.rat l.n_Freda Stafford Schuyler (Mu Pder) 5142 Normandy Aye Memphis. T enn }8117

DI,.ct.r .f M.mberfh l p-- MYfl I:kPalma Reimer (Mrs Wm E Jr .) 429 Newtown Rd., lkr yn. Pa. 19}12

Dlrect.r ., Un""',rCldUCIte « I lt l._Nancy Blaicher Pol· lock (Mrs O Edward) 269 Northvie Rd 02ylon , Ohio 4'419

Idltor f n.. OW-Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs William. Jr ) 268 Underwood Or.. N W •. Atlanta , Ga }0}28

Soc..-to ry .f the A lu," n_ D.po rtme n t_Betty Rowto n Holt (Mrs J o seph R ) <4707 Perry Way. Si oux City, Iowa 51104

SPECIAL O"IC.II

Dlr.ctor .f N I.nol Arch l _Jean Orr Donaldson (Mrs. R H .) 181 6 W Arr owhead Place, St i llw21er, Okla, 74074

Dfr.".r .f Chapt.r Hltt.rl._Rose McColloch Dressler (Mu E B ) 7240 M.dison, Kansas City, Mo 64114

No. l onol C.n n.l on Gul" -Geri White Kurek (Mrs. Lee) 2285 Brentfo rd Road. Sin Marino, C.lif. 91108

Tro"el Cholnnon--Jacqueline Timmons Brewer (Mrs. R obert)

20H Arthur Or , Manhattan, Kan 66502

Tro".tln, Orad UCI t Coun •• lor _M ol l " Crcssor & Ann Sle«e Pi Iku Phi Central Office , 112 S , H anley Rd ., SI. Louis, M o. 6}10'

Dlr.ct.r .f CI y Ponh.n.n l e_A ileen Ayles ·orth Wc1,an (Mrs Wm M ) 1212 3rd A ve. N Seattle, Wash. 9 8109

Director .f C.II Ponh"l.n ln-- Julie Prall Mendenhall (Mrs P E.) 484, East 78th St , Indianapolis, IN 46250

PI lETA PHI CINTR AL O"ICI ND M O ZINE AG ENCY

Dlr.d. r-Sally Perry SchulenburB (Mu Ralph E.) Pi lku Phi Central Office. 112 S. Hanley Rd • SI. Lou is. Mo 6HO'

RESOUICI CONSULTANTS

.uth--Miu Dianne Phillips, 23" Tremont Rd ., Columbus. OH 43221

'rotornlty Orlont.tlo ...........shuon Smith Pierce (Mrs Steven J.) 2420 Student Seryices Bldg , Western Mi chi,an University. Kahmuoo, MJ 49001

'''u,at lono l In ri chment- N.ncy Wright Pinnick (Mrs Don lid) 6861 Puis, #6, Indianapo l is, IN 46226

'r.t.rnl t y H.rit... n D '.pmo nt-Suu.n Stevenson Landis (Mrs Andrew E .) 3928 Holly Cove Dr., Chesape2k:e. VA 23)21

C_,"unl y ond C.mpu In " .I 'f"om.nt-Ocanie Fulton Kep · ler (Mrs Terry) H29 Lovers Lane, Dallas, Ttl!. 7522'

N"'TlONAL 10ARD 0' TRUSTEE fUND S

Cho lnna rt---Orpha O ' Rourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G I 725 N. JefieBOn, Little Chute, Wis 54140

S.nhj.ne Paulson V anassc (Mrs ) Honce J .) 3401 25th West. Apt no, Se.ttle, WA 98199

Louise Rosscr Kemp (Mrs. J Pale) 619 E. Blacker Aye EI Puo, Tex 79902

O n ro lhy Weayer MorBan (Mrs. Kent R ) Box 218, Peru , Ncb 68124

Freda Staffo rd Schuyler (Mrs Peter) 5142 N ntm .ndy A"e Memphis, Tenn 31n t7

Standing Committees

CANADI N PHI LA NTHROPIES COMMI"EI

Cholrmon-- Purki. Foster Weir (Mrs. Gordon) 2410 H ope

St S. W ., C.I,ary 3. Albert2 , Canada h .m el momb. r-Gr.nd Vice President of Philanthropies: Sarah H olmes H unt (Mrs Hu old B.) 3H9 Cody Way, Apt #10 2, Sacramento, C.lif. 9,82'

EMMA HAIP I R TURN II MIM O RI AL fU NDS COMM ITTEE

Cholrmo n-- Ruth Williams Hansen (Mrs. Paul) 30-4 Swet"t · briar Dr , Richmond, Va 23233

Nina lklle Green Dame (Mrs Wyatt E ) 1000 nth An North St Petusbur" Fl • 3370, Miss M.ry Prances P irkey. 629 Wat.,a Dr , Louis.iIIe. Ky. 40206

h m". momIN r--Grand Vice President o f Phillnthropin : Sarah H o lmn Hunt (Mrs. Harold B.) 3529 Cod,. W ay. Apt #10 2, S 3Cra mtnto , Ca lif 95815

DIRE CTOR 0 ' IX TI NSION

Mary Eliubeth Frushour Hill (Mrs. J R.) 10 South Side Count ry Club, Decatur, III. 6252 1 TI.NITY IX CEL LE NC I COMM lnll

Dlr. ct r f Un"'r,ro"u. to A«I ItI •• ond Cholrm.n--Na ncy Blli c he! Po llock (Mrs O Edward) 269 N o rlhview Rd Dayton. Ohio ""'1 9 Al p t..-J oyc Dickens Votaw (Mrs. Robe rt G.) Holly Lane. Storn. CT 06268

let_Judy Strohm (Mrs. Paul) 74 Seven Bridgcs Rd , Chapp.qua, NY 105\4 Stuart Dulin (Mrs Wm C.) 5612 Groye St , Che"t'J Chue. Md 200n

D. lt_ Henriett. H o plr:ins Jnni,an (Mrs, R. W. ) 132 7 MOln · inaside Or , Charleston, WV 25314

Ip.n.n--Roma y La ud ert Rupn ow (Mrs. R oger) 490 Tan. · crest Dr , Atlanta , Ga 30}28

Pield (Mrs. Joseph, Jr .) 247, Adare Rd , Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Et_Maulou Jud.), Cunc, (Mrs. E Clifford) 62) Muvie Terrace , CincInnati, OH 4)2}1

n..t_ Bctty B.II Vichry (Mrs. George) 7814 WlndC l" mb< Blvd ., Indianapolis, Ind 46HO

lot--Gcorlll Walker Snlren (Mrs. R D .) 8001 Corte lano Dr. Kn oxv ille , Tenn H919

Kap..-Sue Evans Rodgcrs (Mrs. Jack T .) Bu cJr:in.ham lane, B irminA;hlm, AI • 3524}

L..nW--Carol,.n Meyer Peterson (Mu. George) 33lJ L.ake J ohlnna Dr ., St PJuI , MN ,,112

M__Mary J. Lt'Wis Buktr (Mrs. Wm .) 2]1 Fleet"'·ood Dr, Bloomin,ton, III 6 1701

Nv- Lucile Cremer Bostwick (Mrs. Don L) }26 Waterbury

Ci r cle, Des Moines, fA ,0}12

XI-- Karcn Jenkins o n Barnes (Mrs Robert) 12224 Bhckhuth

0 St I..oui!. M o. 6}I<ll

Omlcr._Adcline Pate P rentiss (Mrs. G. K .) 4H N Willo.... Payetteville. Ark 72701

P'I-- Marilyn Hurison (Mrs. Harry) 1212 Stanolind Ave ., Mid · land , TX 79701

R .-S .ndy McGuire (Mrs. Eugene) 4]48 Xavier South, Dtnver. CO 80n6

SI __ j.n Threlkeld Moo re (Mu. Th omas W ) 3101 E Coolidge. Phoenix. Ariz

T_julie Vanuse Vaux (Mrs W. W.) 3400 Ap.che Dr ., Mou nt Vernon. Wash. 98273

Up llo_ Do ro t hy Mull l,Jn Rasmussen (Mrs. D nnald) 209)

S W Mayfield Sf., Portland, Ore 972H

'hl--Adr ie nne H Mitchc:ll (Mrs. Bruce T .) 16) Redw ood Dr., H i llsborou'h. C.lif. 940 10

HOLT HOUn COMMlnn

Chcllrma--C.nlee l aming Reyn olds (Mrs j.y) 12772 Over · broo k, Le.wood, KS 66209

Tr_.urer-- j oyce jun,e Fer,uson (Mu Robert) III Cot t al e Grov e Av e S E.• Cedar R.pids , Jow. H403

SlIdo_ Miss Viola CUrclon, 208 N Oak P.rk Ave, Oak Park , Ill 6O}02

Socrotary_ Anne H aynes (M rs j T.) 21 Sunset Ln ., Bush · nell, Ill 6 142 2

Shirley Reed (Mu j.mes E.) 1020 E Bro.dwa y, Monmouth , 111 61462

Ex - officio Vice Pres ident of Phil.nthro·

pies : Sarah H olmes H un t (Mrs. H arold B ) }H9 Codl' Way, Apt #1 02. Sacramento, Calif.

Addreu : H o lt H ouse, 402 E. In, Monm o uth, Ill. 6 14 62

Hostess : Mrs !k ul ah Shinofi el d H ours: 10 :00 o\ M to 12 : 00 noon and 2:00 P " 10 4 :00 P N weekdayS By Ippointment Sat., Sun. &. holidays.

HOUSE DIRECTOR COMMlnn

Dlroct or of Ad", I' .ry Comm lttoo. Clnd CholnnCl_ Mu,aret Walker H o rmng (Mrs U 0 .) 620 San Fe rnar:do. Berkeley, C:llif. 9 470 7

IOU. lANK COMMlnn

Chalrma rt--ConSUnce Fegles Adams (Mrs Cuyle r C.) 46 18 Ed,ebrook PI.. Minnupolls, Minn. U 424

Alpha-Jennifer M oo re Sim (Mrs R Dalt on) WeSI I.edge Rd , Glastonb u ry. Conn. ()ISO}) 1 Luj.ne j ohnson Munson (Mrs. Philip) Box 322, Bradford , Vt 0,02}

Gamrn.-Carolyn Peuir (Mu. R. R.) 708 Oxford Lane, Wallinsford, Pa 19086

Dolt_ El izabeth Hechtkopr Parker (Mrs. j G ., j r.) 6 11 6 Riverpoinr Cr N o rf olk Va 23)0'

Epsll o"-Ruth Bl ac k Arnold (Mrs. Sidney M ) 1611 Mt. Paran Rd N W Atl anta, Ga }030'

Zot_j,cq uel ine Smith Converse (Mrs Byron R .) 22)}6

Metamora Or., Bi r minsham. Mi ch. 480 10

Et_ Vlrginia Wynn W ood (Mrs A Wilson) 11 06 Ruthe r · ford Rd ., Cl eveland Hei ghts, Ohio 41118

Thot_ Mary Giles Arm in gton (Mrs. j H .) Wi ns ton Dr., Ind ianapolis , Ind 46226

IClt_K athryn Summers Skinner (Mrs. Raym o nd. Jr .) 1620 Cur Ave ., Memphis, Tenn . 38104

Kep..- Mn Deedee Mo unt,in , 1604 Williamsbul' East, TUSClloou, AI.

Lambd_ And rea Stephenson Bletzinger ( Mrs . j C.) 617 Gro.e St ., Neenah, Wis. )49,6

Mil- Eleanor H ougham Guerine (Mrs. Robert) Nor ood, Melr ose Park , III. 60160

Nil-Jeanne Wheeler Hubbard (Mrs. William) P .O. Bel: 442, 10"" City, I o wa ,2240

Xi-In s Miller Gamber (Mrs. Dale) )16 SunS(t D r S.llO a Kan 6740 1

Omlcr_Mattal o u Ma rsh I Roth (Mrs. K .) Rout e 2, Siloa m SprtnlS, Ark , 7216 1

,1-Fra nces Dilly Broyles (Mrs. G o rd on) 90 1 Hi lltop, Pal es· rine, Tex 7'801

Ilh_ Miss LOIS Wolle, '0 2 Hiahland, Boulder, Colo. aO}OI

51,,",,_S.yre Webster La ren ce (Mrs. Robert) 9H !>. Mal ' nolt, Bl.d , T ucson, Ariz 8' 71 1 r_j OY Vanasse Goodenough (Mrs. Will ia m) 3932 W Barrett, Seattle. Wash 981 99

Up.U-.5 ally Sue Cellen (Mrs. Mi c hael W ) 1221 E ' th, McMinnville, Ore. 91128

Phl--joann Willey (Mrs. Richard) 6299 Fordham Way, Sac · ramento, Calif. 9,S}t

LOAN fUND COMM'TTEE

Chalrmo_Joa nn Rich Willey (Mrs. R ichard D .) 6299 Fo rd · ham Way, Sacramento, CA 9,831

Mal")' Isabel Rle nln Brillman (Mrs. Roy) 919 Olive St ., Yuba City, Calif.

!kltl' Barringer Symonds (Mu. j. W .) Eutshore Flathead l.ke, Bisforlc, Mont.

h·OfllklCl Momb............cnnd Vice President of Philanthro · pies : Sarah Holmes Hunt (Mrs. H.rold B ) })19 Cody W.y , Apt #1 02 Sacramento. Calif. 9'82'

MUSIC COMMlnn

ChCllrma_Mary SwanJOn Engel (Mrs. D.le) no. w . 1O llh, Leawood, Kan 66206

Pat Casey Barr (Mrs john F , jr.) 7629 Aberdeen, Shawn eeMISSion, Kan 66208

j oyce Bresee Bishop (Mrs. M 1..) 6609 HIllcrest. Oldahoml City, Okl • 13116

NOMINATING COMMlnEf

ChCllrmo_Miu Shirley Bradshaw, HI Queenst o n St , Winnipeg R }N OX4, Manitoba , Canadl

M.deleine aon Lafon (Mrs. Thomas H .) 704, Muyhnd , 51 Louis, Mo 63130

Shirley j o nes Mann (Mrs. Robert E.) 6 West 21st St .. HUI Ch, inson, K an. 61)01

SETTLEMENT SCHOOL COMMlnEE

Arro1Vmont Boa rd of Governors

Chalrma_ Helen Deppe V ollmar (Mu. joseph E , jr .) 108 Fair Oaks , St. Louis, Mo. 63124

Co-Cha irmen- Miss Sarah Ruth Mullis, 190 S. Colonial Homes Ci rcle, Atlanta, Ga ,OlD?

Soc:retery-M.ry Helen Ho lliday (Mrs james W .) 17 [] Cerrito, San Mate o, C,lif. 94402 T,_wror--O rpha O ' Rou rke Coenen (Mrs Andrew) 72' N. jefferJOn , little Chute, Wis. H,40

Council Contae. Mombo r-Grlnd Vi ce Pres ident of Philan· I hr o pies: Sarah H olmes Hunt (Mrs. Harold B.) })29 Cody Way, Ap t. #1 02, Sacr:lmenl O, C.lif.

Mombo,. of tho I_rd :

Betty Bailey Hall (Mrs. Adin H ) 4039 Piping Rock Line , Houst o n, Tu 71027

Marian G. He ard, 217 Andersen Dr., Kno xvillt, Tenn }7920

Henrietta M cCu tc han Huff (Mrs. j. N.) BOI: 206 , Gat · linburs , Tenn . 37138

Min S. lucile jennings, P .O. Box )06, 141} linville St ., Kingsport, Tenn 31662

Elizabeth Ye!m Kingman (Mrs. EuSene), 68th St l ubbock, Tex 794U

El elno r Bu s hnell Lehner (Mrs Grorge F j.) Funcha l Rd .. los Angeles, Calif. 90014

Melinda 'Mahone (Mrs. Walter) Gatlinbur" Tenn

Olivia Smith Moore (Mrs. 420 Pine St., Tea· arkana, Tex

Dr Lura Odland, College of H om e Econom ics, Uni· versity of Tennessee, Kn o xv ill e , Tenn, H916

'_lIe Ro'atlo"_ Eleanor B. lc:hner (Mrs Gwr.e, F. j ) 60, Funchal Rd ., Los Arlieles, C.lif. 90024

SlId. 1I activts : wrltt your Provinct Prts.idtnt Ilumnllt : writt yo ur Alumnllt Prov ince Prn idtnt f,.. 1 Chal""a_JaCQutlint Timmons Brt « (Mrs Robtrt) 20} 7 Afthur D r .• Manhauan. Kin 66)02 Adm lnl uro,Of' of Arrowmon ' ortd Arr owcroff ___ Htltn Andu·

son lewis (Mrs B C.) Arro mo nt Box )67 Gatlinbur•• Ttnn }77}S AlTowmont Sch_1 of Art. and Craft_lI.hrian G. Hurd , DirtCt or. Box )67 Gatlinburg. Ttnn 17B S A",owcraft Shop--Box H 4 GadinbuCJ, Ttnn. }77}1

National Panhellenic Conference

N'C ChoInnon 1971-73 lIonnlum (A'pha GGmmo Dolto)_ Mr• Dennis Fos orthy, 400 1 Wendell Or , Edm ond. Okl • n OH

N,C Soc,.t..,. 1971-73 al.,.nl_ (Alphe D.tt. 'I)-Mrs Berne Jacobson. 410} WuhinJlon Blvd S•• Seattle. Wash 98118

N'C frealurer 1971-73 II.nnlum (D.lta X.tal- M rs Robert L. Mc Ke emon, "17 S. Eut Ave., Tuba. O kla

PI Phi .,.1 Boucbu Diz (lalll Call E.) } 1)4 Halesworth R d •• Co lum bus. O hi o 4} 22 1

PI t. Phi ht Alt.rna,.- Dorothy WUVtr Mo rgan (Mrs Ktnt R ). Box 218. Peru, Ntb 68421 '1 Iota ",I 2nd AIt.mot..-J u.lit Pratt Mtndcnhsll ( M rs P. E ) 484) ElSt 78th St., I ndianapolis, IN 462)0 '1 aota Phi 3rd Alt.mcrt---.sauhjant Pau. lson Va nust (Mr•. Horace) }40 1 2"h WC$ t , A pt , no, Scd tl c, W A 98 199

The Roll of Chapters

Th c follo iD&: itemJ Ire livc n in stoQu t nc t : Nam e of chaPltr; dut of it. establ ishment; nam e of th e coll el e or uni· vtrsity; chaptet address; president of Ihe chapler; ch.irman of tht Alwnnc Advisory Committee with het addrea•.

AL'HA '.OVINCE

DElTA '.OVINCE 'r•• ldon'- Janc Copeland (Mrs J lck) 19 Sher,.,. Ln D uitn. Conn. 06820

C_.ctlcut Alpha (19H) Univtrsity or Conntcticul; Pi BctJ Phi, RR #2 Bos 1<10A , Univ of Conn • Storts. Conn. 06268; Wendy Reeves; Sheil. Peirson, H Gray St • Hartford. Conn 06 10)

Main. Alpha (1920) University of Maine: Somerset J-hll, Orono, M ai ne 044n; Louist M.lno: Do rothy Menzi($ Bost wick (Mrs. D.) )91 Speari n Dr , O rono , MauochUMtt. Alpha (1896) Boston Univtrs.ity ; 140 Bay SUit Rd .• Box }22. Boston , Mass 0221) ; SUIJ.n Wh«loc.k ; Mrs A Richard Christlcib, 20 R,v« Glen Rd • Mass 02181

ManachuM'" Iltta (19-4<1) of Massachusetts : )'8 N. Pleannt, Amhtrsl, Mus 01002; Linda 8erbtrick: JoyCt T H odord (Mrs. C. S ) I) Cosby Amhtrs t Mass 0 1002

No a Scotia Alpha ( 19J4) Dalhousie Univtrsity. }070 Geo Dauphinee Ave H alifax. N.S • Can : Lind. Ivany Debbie Mitcheltree Bl acudal (Mu Bri.n) 1119 Tower Rd Apt 208, Halifu:. N.S C.n.da

IITA '.OVINCE

P,...ldont-Margartt Ry.n Van Dine (M r• HO""ud A Jr ) 21 Lindeo""ood lli South Budinaton, Vt. OHOI

N.w Yorle AI,ha (ls96) Syracuse University; 210 W.ln u t Place. Syraeust. N Y 1}210 ; Pllricia Dunn; Mrs Don · .Id Pair. 109 Cedar HciJhts Rd Jamtsville. N.Y 1}()78

N.w York Gamma (191<1) St. Lawrtnce University ; 21 Ro· mod. Dr , C.nton. N.Y 1}6 17: Cathy Carr N.w York D.lto (9 19) Corne ll Univ e rsity: HO Triphamme r Rd., It h.CI. N.Y. 148)0 : Wtndy McKee : Do rot hy Rodleu (Mrs Roben) 417 Hook PI., Ithaca, N.Y. 148'0 V.nnont Iota (1898) UnivcrsilY of Vermonl; }69 S Prospt'C1 St , Burlin&ton. Vt 0"01 ; M.I')' Mass. ; C.th«ine Kuschel (Mrs. Wm.) Undtth i ll. Vt 0)<189

GAMMA 'IOVINCE

p,..ld.nt-ElizablC'th Black Lendtrm.n (Mrs. E. H Jr ) ) 1 Sleepl«hut Rd., Duo n , Pa. 19}H Maryland ta (1944) University o f Maryland: 12 fratc,"ity Ro ColJe,t Park Md 207 12; Dale C a nley : Co nstan ce Freyu ReeK (Mrs R. B ) 4 721 Sedltwick 51 • N W , W as h · iOlton D C. 20016

'.nn,ylvanla 10'0 (1 8911 Buc kn ell Un iv u s itr : 8011 C 29.t 9. Bucknell Univtrsitr. Lewisbure Pa 17837 ; Marg.ret Anne Black : Mrs. Thomas M Miles R O I Le isburg. P• 17837

'.nn.y l . n lo Gommo (190 3) D ick inson Co lltlt: 60 W Pomfret 51 • Carlislt Pa 17013 ; G tn KlotbcT; Joan Stohr Sithley (Mrs 1111 StIlt ford Dr • Carlisle Pa nOl}

'_nly l onla Ep,lIon (1 9 )) ) Pen nsyl van i S ta te Unh'er' lity, , Hitster H all. University P.rk. Pa 16802 ; Nancy Pavty ; Miriam S Wtllingto n (MIS A. M.l. 312 S. Buckhout St • Slatt Co lleat , Pa 16801

,,.,Id.nt-S andra Con ell McMunn (Mrs. C. David) 106

Forest Dr .• Cbrlesbure W.V•. 26301

North Corollna Alpha (1 923) Uniftrsity of North Clto l iDa : 109 H illsboroueh SI Chapel H ill, N.C. 27)1"; Connit Duna y; Ann ClelVinger Smith (Mrs. D.) Mo raan Cttek Rd .• Chape l H ill. N.C. 27) 14 North Carollno "ta 0 9} 3) Dukt Univtn ity ; Box 7096 Duke U n iversi ty , D u rham, NC 27707; A nne Ed wa rd s. Suu n Pe rso n Robel! ( M rs. P.ul A .) }) 11 Cuu r tla nd PI. , Durham. N C. 27707

Gamma (192) ColleJe of William , Dd M itT ; Pi Btt. Phi HouK, Richmond Rd • WiJliamsbura, V •. lUI): B.,bua R ambo; Mary E Smith Sadler (Mrs. W S.) 10 1 Gilley Dr Willi.rruburJ, V•. 2}lS)

Vlr,lnla Dolta ( 196 ) Ol d Oom i nion Uo ivtnity : 1))2 W. 49 1h 51.• No r folk. V a. 2],OS; Btlly Johnson; M iss J ahn P. Th om as, )<1, Wa n tn un . A pt. 6. Norfo l k, Va. 2})07 w••t Vlr,lnla Alpha (19 18) W u t V irai ni a U ni ve rsity; 149} University A n , More.nt own. W Va 26)0'; Ma ry Jo Po t· ttr6c ld: Winifred Htisktll Wildman (Mrs J ohn). )12 Grand St .• Mor.,nlown, W Va 26'0)

Wo.t Vlrglnl. Oemm. (968) Beth.ny Colle.e: P.O Box )09. Be t h.ny College. Bethany, W. Va. 260}2: Deborah La leu: Don na Smith Chast (Mrs. J K .) 111 7 St've nlh 51 • Moundsville , W. V a 260 U

"SILON 'IOVINCE

're,ld.nt-Dori. Brown F ctll (Mn W. E ) 4269 Hu · bor Hills Dr .• largo. Fla }3)40 florid. Alpha (19l}) Sletson University; &s 12)7. Stetson Univtuity , Otland, Fl a. 12720; Lou Ki na; F loy J un PBoug h H al e ( M rs. G. B.l. 2}7 W Plym outh Ave • De · l and. F l a 32720

FlorJet ( 1921) Florida St.te Univtrsity: )19 W J cfhr son. Tallah.Uft. Fl •. }2]01 ; N.ncy Klobli.k; Shi r ley Pvn · btrton Dc-Milly (Mrs W B ) 1013 Sh.limar lli • Tall.hu · 1«. FL U30)

Florida D.lta (1969) Univtnity of Florida. P O. Boa: 12'17 Univtrsitr Stati on , Gainesvillt, Fla , }2601 : JaM Barlltn : N.ncy Pellicer (Mrs Leonard) <I N W. 2)th St Gaints· ville. FL 32601

Co-.I. Alpha (19)9) Univ ClIity of Geo rgia; 886 S Mill · edge A ve.• Athens. Ga }06QI ; Lynne J ohnso n ; M iss S'r.h RUlh Mullis. 190 S Col onial Ho mes Cir., Adanta, Ga )0)09

'.lIth Carolina AI,ha ( 19}1) Univtnity of South Carolina; Box U8)12". University of Soulh C.rolioa. Columbia. S C 29208: Edna Morris : Jo Stidem.n FOiter (Mrs M C ) <I " Senile Plaza Columbi •• S c. 29 201

ZITA 'ROVINCl

P,..sl_nt-Sharon Smith Pierce (Mrs Steven J .l. 2" 20 Stu · dtnt Services Bid • .• Wcslern Michil.n Univer.ity. Ka" · mazoo, Mich. 4900 1

Mlchlgo" Alpha (1187) H l ll u blt College ; 304 Hlllsd,lt 51 Hillsd.lt, Mich "9242; J.nd llie ; Mrs Jerome FIlion, U3 Oale St.. H i ll sdalt. Mic h "92<12

THE ARROW OF P I BETA PHI

Mlchleo" ht. (J888) o f MICh'gan; 8'6 Tappan

51., Aon Arbor , Mich 48104, Amta Holda; Sandu DeWar

8ou.'Jck (Mrs. S H'.). 32H P.uk Ili dge Dr., Ann Arbor , Mi ch. 48103

Mich igan (194) MIchigan SlUe Uni\crmy ; 30 N. Harrison, East Lanslnf!:, oISSH; Dale Scl'cmt)tr, Gretchen Manternach Gibson (Mrs. W. T). H' ElmshaH:" Dr. N.E.. Lansl"S. Mich 891"

Michl " Do lt. ( 19'9) Albi o n Collcge; 110" E. Cus 51 Alhion. Mich. -49224: Sanh Kinyon: Stephanie BeMen (Mrs. Arthur) 1216 Burns, Albi on. Mich 49224

Ont.,.lo Alpho (1908) UnjvcrsJly of Tor onto; 220 8('crlc), St.. Toronto 2B, Ontario. Can .: Zita Robitaille, Mltchtll (Mu. R. E.) 791 Spading Rd., Toronto 10, Ont. On,.,l o t. (1934) University of Western Ontuio: 293 Central Ave ., London 14. Ontario. Can .: Jan MacKmnon; Sheila Evans Th omas (Mrs. Dack) 508 O.k Park Dr., Lon· don N6H, lN7 Ont., Can.

ET A P'.OVINCE

P'1'•• ld...t- Nancy StewJrt Smelu (Mrs. William), 1564

Trailwind Dr., CinCinnati, Ohio 4)H2

Ohio Alpho (laa9) Ohio Universiry: 6 S. College 51, Alhens, Ohio 4HOI; Brenda Piambino; Mrs Smith. 6 Tulane. Athens, Ohio 4FOI

Oh io leto Ohi o State Uni\erJlty: 1815 Indianola Ave ., Columbw. Ohio 43201; Elizabeth McCullough: Ruth Gladden Brown (Mrs. Ted) 110 Nob Hdl Dr_, S., Colum · bus Ohio 432JO

011 10 Delta (192)) Ohio Wesleyan University: 96 Eliubelh 5t. Delaware Ohio ·4]015: Janet Roth; Dorothy Buck Alm stead (Mrs. Gordon) 26 Richards Dr., Delaware. Ohio 43015

Ohio E,. II _ (1945) UnivtfsitJ' of Toledo; 204 Hulan, ToiMo. Ohin 43615: J ean Helfnch; Sh.ro Jones L.1.r18e (Mrs. Jama) 7001 Apple Creek, Sylvania Ohio 43560

Ohl Z.to (1945) Miami Uni"ersity; MICCr.1.cken Hall. Miami University, Oxford. Ohio 45056: Virginia Sue Sando; Mrs. Ellen Buerk. 324 E Vine. Orfo rd OhiO 45056

Ohio Et!, (1954) Denison Unncuity: 425 W. Colleae St., Gunvdle. Ohio 0023: Nancy Gebelein: Cyn lh ia Lister Kuuse (Mrs. W. E ). 221 S. Pr.'spect SI., Gnnvdle. Ohio HOH

'HETA 'ROVINCI

'r.sld.nt_ Mary Ann Fisher Olinger (Mrs Oren) 1925 Wood· mont. Muncie, IN 47104

Indlona Alpha (1888) Prank l in College; Elsey Hall. B Oll' 106, Fr.nklin, Ind. 46131: R osemary Y anl; J o Pruitt Mozingo (Mrs. Byron) 1140 North Dr Franklin, Ind 46131

Indlono leto (1893) Ind iana Universlly; 928 E. Third St., BloominBton, Ind 47401; Debonh Scheidt; Pam Clg/e \'('.llters (Mrs. lX"'m.) 101 H3:Ilpton Ct B!.:lominstun. Ind 47401

I nd iana Gam_ (1897) Butler Uni"ersity; 831 W. Hampt o n Dr ., Indi.nIPQlis. Ind 46208: Maribeth Zay: Mal'}' Susan Vlndivt1' Boles (Mrs. J ) 32'9 W. 42nd St., Ind ianlpolis. Ind 46208

Iltd lona Doho (U2 1) Purdue University; 1012 State St W Lafayette, Ind. 47906; Donna Sur,es; J.n Roper Thorn _ ton (Mrs. R. P ) 2199 T«umseh Park lane. West La· fayene. I nd. 41906 Ind lona Ep lI_ (1942) DePauw University: 30l S. Locust, Grttncastle. Ind 46135; Ann PaUtrson: Nancy Cox Fonlaine (M rs. L.) 639 E. Seminary. G r eencastle. Ind. 4613) Ind iana Z.to (1952) Ball Stat e Uni\ersiry: Rogers HIIf, Muncie, Ind 47306: Phyll is Baker; Linda Bender Rtnt (Mr•. J A .) 23 17 Royal Olk Dr Muncie. Ind. "HO"

IOTA ,aOVINCE

'relld.nt-Jean Hltlo r ThemlS (Mrs. R obert W ). 5524 B.lrfleld Rd. Mfmphis. Tenn. l8817

K.ntucky Alpha (192,) Uni"('uity of Louis,ilit : 2030 ConfMeute PI.. Louisville, K y. 40208: M ri on A Ah l. Lind. S. Doolittle. 126 Dorchester. Anch orage, K y. 40223

K.ntuck y Iota (1962) Uni"ersity of Kent ucky: 409 Colum· bil, Lexington, K y. 40508; Cynlhil Ann Sondergelt Block; Rebecca Riley Stoeckinser (Mrs. T.), III Greenbriar Rd ., Lnin,ton. Ky 40'02

'_neu•• Alpha (1923) UniversitJ' of Tennessee 31 Chllt.·

nOO&l; 846 Olk SI., CbalUnooga. Tenn :P403; Valerie Copeland; Janice Rothe McGuite (Mrs. Tom) 5- I OA Thomas Rd., Fort Oglethorpe, GI. 30741

'.nn ,,_ Io 'a (1940) Vlndttbilt Vnav erslry; 118 24th Ave So., NashVille. Tenn. 372 12 ; J ane PUrson; BettJ'e Thackston WuterlDlnn (Mrs. W 5.), 1400 Bunon Valley Rd Nashville. Tenn. 37215

Tenne Gemma (1948) Uni"eniIY of Tennessee; IBI Cumberland Ave., Knoxville, Tenn :P916; I.., Hudson, Jane QuIlls McGUire IMrs. J N.) 7116 Stone Mdl Rd Knoxville. TN 37919

' .nn.u_ O.lto (1 962) Memph is SUle UniveuitJ'; Box 81365, Memphis SUle Universit'l, Mem phis, Tenn. 381)2. Eleano r FJanilcn: Malilyn Shu:s Adams (Mrs. L H. Jr .) 3640 Philwood, Memphis, T enn. 38122

KA"A paOVINCE

',.al d.nt- Anne tt e M itch e ll Mills (Mrs. JlCk) , 2125 Ves· trid,e Dr ., Birmin,ham. Ala. 35216

Aloboma Alpha (1927) B irrninr;ham·Southern College: BOl )9A, BJtmln,gham·Southern Collele, Birmlnlham. Ala 35104; Jlnel H all; MISS Suunne Strailht. l401 8th A\e So. #)10 Buminshlm. Ala. l5122

Aloboma 1.'0 (1949) Uni"eniry of AI.b.m.: Box 1259, UnivenitJ', Ala 45486; Judy Pulleo: Elsie Lawrence Gtlbbln (Mrs. R E Jr.) )l8·llth St., TUKalOOU, Ala lHOI

Alaba m a Gam mo (1 917) Auburn Unl\eUIIY; Dorm 7, Auburn University, Auburn, Ala }68 30: C('(ily H ornick; CIf· ,Ie Conniff Yumlll (Mrs. J 0.), Rt #1. Box BO. Hope Hill. Ala. ;,6<4 03

Mlul l,pl AI,ha (1961) University of Southern Miss issippi; Box l76 Southtrn Station, H attiesburg, Miss. 39401; Cindy Brills ; G.il Beall Harper (Mrs. Glenn T ). 2804 Jeffer. son Dr., Hattiesbur" MilS. 39401

Mlnl lpp l h'a (1962) Uni\' ers.iry of Mi ssissippi: Box 2841, UniverSHY, Miss. 38677; Doolillle; Vicki NellOn Kornfuher (Mrs. Har old) 118 Sitley, Oxford. MI !s. 3865)

LAMIDA ,aOVINCE

,,..,ldont_ Mary Tauart Timmcke (Mn. M E.). 93 1 Church St., BelOit. WIS 5}511

Manitoba Alpha (1919) Univmit'l of M ani t oba. 104, H ow. ard Ave ., Winnipeg R3T1S1 Manitoba. Can.: J i ll Harl ; Susie P'u&h R aeside (Mrs. B M .), 417 Cambridle St., R3M3E9 Wlnnipel, Manitoba. Can.

Mlnn•• oto Alpha (1890) Univ e rsity of Minnesota; 1109 Sf Hh St" <Minneapolis, Minn. 554 14; Sue Spika ; Martha Murphy Trimmer (Mrs. D. L) 6212 Braehurn Ci r , Edina Minn 5Hn North Doleota Alpha (1921) Uni,'e rsity o f North D.kota: 409 Cambr idlc. GlInd Porks, N.D 5820 1 : Christine Guloien: Bctty KanwiKher Thune (Mrs. Gary) 205 Stile St., Apt. 101, Grand Forks, N D. )8201 W IKon ,'n Gamma (1940) uwren ce UOI'trSlly, Colem.n Hall, 307 E. Lawrence St Appleton. Wis 54911; Catherene Ro th: lOll Tomaso Boldt tMrs. J.I IllS E Gunt St., Applcton, Wis. 5491 1

MU PIlOVINCE

Pre.ld.nt- Dorothy Jean Baker McFadden (Mrs. Root.). 180 nth Court. Decalur. III 62121

IIl1nol Alpha (1867) Monmoulh Collele; Monmouth College, Monmoulh. III. 61462; Peggy Zumpf; All ee Me· Dougall Jensen (Mrs. Russell M), 1'1) E Broadway. Monmouth. III. 6 1462

IIl1no la _.to D.lt a (1930) (Beta: 18 11) (Delta: 188l) Knox Colle,e; Kn ox Collele, Galesburg, III 6 1401: KathrYn Krause; Beth Waller BIvens (Mrs. Don), 10)5 N. (edu, Galesburl. Ill. 6 1401

III lno l. Ep.llon ( 18 94) N orth "'este rn Uni\ersily; 636 EmellOn SI Evanston, III. 60201; Cuol Wood; Mi ss Marcia Crlwfo r d, 735 Wqntr Rd ., Glentriew, IL 60025

IIl1no l' Z o (1895) Uni"ersiry of Illinois: 1005 S Wriaht, Champalln. III. 6 18 20: Ikth LJrey; Mrs C. hltch. 712 W. University. ChampJiln, III. 61820

III lnol a Eta (1912) Millokin University; 13) N FairVIew, Decatur, III. 62512; Linda. Herren: Barbara (luke R yan (Mrs. M .) 301 Kitchell Pa.na. III. 6HH

Il l1na ls Th.ta (1917) Bradley 1001 N I ns t llute , Peoria, III. 6 1606; Lesley H ooks: Mary B,con H o ltzlIun ( Mrs R J .). 216 Coventry Ln ., EUI Peoria. Ill. 6 16 11

IlIInol. Stat. Un ' "tty Colony-50' S. BroadwlY , NormJI. III. 6176 1 : Jean Joggi

1 17

NU ,.OVINC I

Pre.lcI.",-Do rothy Nelsen (Mrs. James H .). 20 16 S 91sc St • Omahl. 68124 I w. AI ( 1.61) Iowa Uni'ftrsity; S T Hall. Me. Pluunc Iow a 526-41 ; Eilbracht; P.trici. Waten 8uf. lir'l&t.on (Mrs. Nile) R R #). Mt Pleasant. l.ow. n641

I.w ,. (l174) Simpto n Collqe; 406 N Buxton, Indi· anoia. l.owa )012': Debbie Fowles; Oa)' Bunch (Mu R H J. 210 W Linc ol n Indiana ol •• J.owa )0 12)

I.w. 0- (1177) 1.0.'" University ; 208 Ash AmH. Iowa )(IC)lO; Barbara ChiPman; Mrs Barbara Clvn· en., 21)9 Country Club Ames, l.ow. )0010 lowo Z.'o (1112) Iowa; In E Wuh in,t on. Iowa City , lewa )2240 : Chri.tine Ro hde; Winifre d Fil es Scott (Mu W E ) 181-4 K ath li n D r.• low. City, Ie )2240

N.a.r.,k (119" U n ivcrsity .o f N cbruka: .(26 N 16t h. Lince l n, Neb 68)08; Martha Hamilten ; Di.ne Por · ter (Mrs J D ) 9" 9 Mul de r Dr , Linco ln , Ncb. 68)10 South Dokota Alpha (t927) Uni\'en ity .of Sou th 0. 1.:01 •• 118 N. Plum Vermillio n. S D )7069; laurie Dummumu th ; J udith Arnold Ch.ne, (Mu M T .) 601 V.lley View Vcr· million , S D )7069

XI PIOVINCE

P ld_t- Patr ici a Je hnson (Mrs. M H .) R R 4 , Clay Kan 67432

K_ Alpha (t8H) Un i versity of K ansu; 1612 W Uth , Lawrence, K an 66044: Pam Palmer ; Li nda Midyettt Campbell (Mu R W .) )I} Lawrence , K an ....,

K_ "'a (191) K.nsb State Univers i ty : 1819 Todd Rd ., M.nhattan , Kan 66)02 ; Pat. Kia Gi.h ; Eunice House Pickett (Mrs H ) 2108 Circle Rd Manhattan, K.n 66' 02

MI -t Alpha (899) of Missouri : )1 1 E Ro l· li n., Colu mbia, Mo 6)201: Nancy Hupp ; Miss Virainia Wan l ess. )02 Minor D r ., Columbus. Mo 6)20 1

MI I lata ( 1907) Washin,ton University: Box 42 Wash · inaton St Lou is, Me 6} BO; Judy Hecker; J une H arlow H arltt (Mfl. A H ., J r.) 414 Ln ., St Louis. Mo 6} U 1

AU•• owl Gamm. (InC) D ru ,., Dru,., Co llege Sp rinafi el d Me 6)802; Jan Wilson; A naie Busick Bennett (Mri. Robt C .) 1200 E Delm.r Springfield -M o. 61 802

OMICl:ON 'IOVINel

Pre.W.nt- MII")' Lou Schm l ussc r W ootte n (Mu. J Robe rt) nO} Gui lford Oklahoml City. Okl •. nl20 Ark.n Alpha (1909) Uni Yeriity of A.k.lnslS : 102 W Ark. 72701: A nn Criaau; A ndtel An · thony (Mrs. J .), 16'9 A rk. 72701

Ar1t_ lato (t96}) Rock University. } 1t 7 So T aylor. Little Rock Ark 72209; G rttn ; Fewltr (Mrs D J ). nO) Grist Mill , Rock, Ark 7220) Oklatt- AI (1910) Univers i ty o f Okl .hom. : 1701 S. Elm , Norman, Oltla n069; Tr icia Rudder ; Sylvia De.n (Mrs John), UI6 Chury Norman. OkJa. 7}069

CHclah_ t. (1919) Okllhoml St lt e Uni versity: }24 Stillwlter. Oltla 74074; Anuh ln,ley: Jane Price (Ma W lter) }6 Yellow Brick Dr Still · water, Okla. 7407.(

" 'IOVINCI

Simpson R. oberta (Mrs. Richard A ), 1674 Lon.wnod Dr " Blton Rou,e, La 70808

Lovl.lano Alpha (J891) Newcomb 701" Z imple St , New O rl nn. , L• • 70118: liz Williams; Laura Worl" God · (Mrs J lmn), U21 Pine , New Orleans , La 70118

Lovl.lono "ttl (l9}6) Loui. iana Stlte University: P O Box In60 A L S U , Ba ten Rouae, La 7080} : Nlnq N or· man ; Harrie t Moltt Cole ( Mrs J W.) 12) Ave , B.ton Rouae, La 70106 , Alpha (1902) Un iversity of Tens : noo San Anton io. Au.tin 71 70); Mart ha Hill ; H aHi e Dewar Fer IUJOn (Mfl 2702 Vudebuk Cir., Austin. Ta 71 70}

' aa lat. (1916) Southetn Meth odist Uni l'ers itJ; 3 101 Din ieb Dill as, Ta 7)201; -Mel im H ai nes; Mar ' one bcst Po-tr (Mrs W. J. A.', }'H Mocltinabird Lane , D alllS, Ta 7)20 1

, Oammo (l 9H) Tuu Tecb University: Box 4}2", Tau Tech Un.vtrsity, Lubbock, 79406; Susan Smi th; Je Co.te Mann (Mrs. Raymond) HI0 )6 th, Lubbock, Tn: 79"U , O. tt. (19)6) Texas Christian Univetsity; Boa 29704 T .C. U ., Fort Werth, Tu. 76129; SIU,. Powers; M art ha Seal)' Price (Mu. H. G.) }628 Potomac. Fort Worth, Tn: 76 107

RHO 'IOVINC I 'r., lclen,-Elther Barnler O OUl lut (Mu. Harl ) 72) 7th St Bou lder. Cole 80}02

Colorado Alpha (181") Univ e rsity o f Colo rld.o; 190 St ., Boulder. Cole 80}01 : J anet Al tticktcr; Luell. Pretti TIm madello (Mrs A R ), 22 1 Pawnee D r., Boulder. C.olo. 10}0}

Colorado ••ta (1881) UniYe tiity .of D<n'l"er ; 2IO} S. J OK * phine. {knnr. Colo 80210; Sanh T aylor; Mrs WiII i.m }O SurreJ Rd , Rock, CO 80 1cH

C.loretelo Gamma (19''') Colerade Un ivcnity : 62) W Pe rt Co llins Colo. 80'21; Kay Wiley; Mil. Don Thompson. 2222 Mathew., Fort Collin•• Colo. 10'21 Montano Alpha (1921) Mentana State Un''I"ers ity; U04 S Fifth. Boleman. Mont )9 711; Julianne Bye; Sheil. Bl own Funk (Mrs. Plul) R #1 , Box 2178. Boumao Mo nt '971)

Wy.."lng Alpha (1910) Univ ersity of W.,-ominl; Pane , W J o. 82070 ; Lu cy Johnston : Resem.ry Eckel (Mra. C. R ) 2U, Thernburah Dr ., Lar.mie , Wyo 82070

.sIGMA 'IOVINC' 'ra.'dent- Luci le J oh. nnessen West ( Mra L. Dnid), 4H} N e. 70th 51 . , Scettsdale. Ariz 8 12n Arla_ Alpha (1917) University o f A riz.on); I O}l N M.ou n· tain Ave ., Tucson Ar iz 1)71 9; Nancy Rehlina ; Ann C Je uvenu Webster ( Mrs. T C.) 69)1 E H., ne PI Tu c· son. Ariz 8 " 10 Arbono ta (196) A riz e nl Sute Un iversit, ; A S.U P.l .o Verde Tempe, Ar iz. 8)2 81; A nn Walker ; MUSlin Gill Sti les (Mrs Dick) 8008 East Hubbell. Scottsdale. Ariz 1)2)7

N.w M.xlco Alpha ( 1946) Univ ersity .of N ew Mexice; 1701 Mesa Vi , tl Rd N.E Albuquerque N M 87106 ; Elaine Infin,cr; Barbar. (Mrs. Tom) 130, Kirby N E ., Al bu · querque, N.M. 87112

N.w Max lco ••ta (1972) New Stlte University, Box }IM, Las Cruet. , N M 8800}; Patty Conroy; J oAnn StrJk er Gr.ndle (Mrs R L ), }OO4 Renna, Las N : M 88001

Ut.h Alpha (1 929) University n f Ut ah; 14U East lst South. S.1t L.ke City, Utah 8410}; Muqua rdt: Vi r,i nia Woods (Mrs. W B.) 2290 S. 2200 East , Salt Lake City. Utah 84109

'AU ,.OVINCI

Pre.hI.nl- Pat FiKt J .o hn ( Mrs Philip) , 22U }8 th P laet E.st Wuh 98112

o\1ber1. Alpha ( 19}1) University o f A lbert ; 1I012 llth Ave Edmonton 6}, Alberta , Can .; Dale Hetlsley: M iu Bett)' Kl imovich 706·1004)· 17th St ., Edmonto n , Al bert. T , KIW 9 Ca n Idoho Alphe. (19B) University of Id.ho : )07 Idlho St , Moscow, Idlh e UI"3; Lind. Ye una:; Vcralet (Mrs Lorina::) , 1,..6 Bonh, MOKe w, Idahe 8}S"} W ln8fon Alpha (1907) Univ ersity of WashinJtnn; 4"'1 17th N E ., Se.ttle Wuh 9110); Nancy McClure ; Jud , Sm,the' (Mrs. S. L.), 26·H·}8th W ., Sea ttle Wuh .98 199

Wa.hln8f_ "'a (1912) Wuhinston Stlte Un i1'trIity ; N E 82) Linden Pullman, Wuh 99 16}; K ath, Marilyn Aliverti West (Mu H L.) N W 12H Cli fford , Pullm.n Wash 9916}

Walhlne'_ Gamma (19"1) Univcnity of Pu,et Sou nd : Seward H a ll , Univenity of So u nd. T .coma W as h 98 41 6; Wendy Allen ; Miss Marie A H elme r, })24 N . 7th St., Tacoma Wash 91"06

U'SiLON 'IOVINC'

Pre.ldeft+-Pat Kell, SWln (Mrs Robert G ) «44 S W'. Twombly Port hnd Ote 97201

Nev•• Alpha (191)) Univ ers i ty of N ev.d.; 169 N Sierra Reno Nev 19)02; Barbara GaUllhcri Kay Sorenso n BI.kely (Mrs. Michael), ,,, Maplewood Dr., Reno, Nev 89)02

O on Alpha (191)) University or Oregon: IH8 Kincaid, arc. 9740}: Al ly Nuschy; T honhnd BakC't (Mrs. H. C.) 430 Wcstbrooke Way, Eugene, Ore.

Or••Oft ta (19171 Oregon State Umversity; 268' NW. Taylor CorvaJlis, Ore. 97Hl; Mary McQuarry: Elizabeth Bu sch White (Mrs. H. R.) ll 20 N,W 16th St. , Corvallis, Orc. 9BlO

Or.gon Gamma (1914) Will a mctlt 811 "hll 51 S.E ., Salem, Ore. 97301: Cathy Edwards: Nan \'('uIOc,.·cy (Mrs. G. W.) 1893 Lexingt on Circle, S.E., Salem, Ore . 97302

O,...on Delta (1960) P o rtland Stlte College: 1962 S W )th, Portland, Ore 97201; Patri cia Drum: Funces Williams Sherwood (Mrs Chas.) 11 N.E. l1urtlhurst PI., Portland, are. 97HZ

PHI '.OVINCE

,

•• Ielent- Ernestine Garcia Ohlson (Mrs. R obe rt D.) 192) Puksidc A ve., Hillsborough, Calif. 9 4010

Coll fom la ' a (1900) Univers ity n f California (Berkeley), 23n Piedmont Ave ., Berkeley, Calif. 9470.t; Winnie Hami l· ton; Bonnie Dreeves Stehr (Mrs. James) 430 Pala Ave., Pled · mont, (aliL 94611

Ca li fornia Gamma (1917) University of Southern Californi.; 647 W. 28th St., Los Angeles , Calif. 90007; Anne Green Austin; Maurine Webb Giesler (Mrs. G. H , ) S.t20 Lark· dale Rd San Ga.briel, Calif. 9117)

Californ ia Delta (1927) University of California at Los An · geles; 700 Hilgard Ave , Los Angeles. CaliL 90024; Jennifer Ann Moore; Virginia Binsham (Mrs. Wade) 2723 Carmu, Los Angeles, Calif. 90046

Callfom ia Ep s Uon (l9-49) San Diego State College; )080 Col· lege PI., San Diego, Calif. 9210; Anne Smith; Marior ie Mu r phy Beauchamp (Mrs. Robert), 647) Golf Crest Dr., San Diego. Calif. 92119

Col i fom ia Z a (19 ) 0) University of Californi •• t Santa B.t · bara; 763 Camio Pescadero , Golel., Calif. 93017; Cbrystal Nickolu, Carol O'Maley (Mrs. R. G., Jr.>, )8) Las Pa lma, Dr., Santa Barbara, Calif. 93110

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AlUMH. O'''CII'

Orend Vic. ' Id.nt .f Alum" __ Evelyn Peteu K yl e (Mrs Sunley E.). 2} Oak Knoll Dr ., Paudena. CA 91106

Gra"d Vic. ' Id• .,. of Phllanthrop l s.-.suah Holmes Hunt (Mu H arold B ), 3)29 Cody WIY. #102. Sacramento, CA 9)824

ALPHA 'ROVINCI

of AI"","_ l'1'o.,a", __ Haycock Brown (Mrs J. Lloyd). 1701 Dr Urbana, IL 6 1801

Se c: tary of Alumn_ D rt",."._ Betty Rowton Holt (Mrs joU'ph R ). 470 7 Pury WIY. Sio ux Citr. IA Ht04

Alum"_ CII_ Ed1'_Adele AI(o rd H eink (Mrs Hlns) , H}4 jewell St • San Dieao. C A 92109 0,..... 0' tho Gold.n Arrow- Address corre5pondence to Centtll Office 112 S Hanley Rd • St Louis. MO 6}IO)

The Roll of Alumna: Clubs

Alum"_ ' Id."t-Lorraine Espeseth Sulliv.n (Mrs. R J.)' 2) Ridae Rd • Weston. CT 06880 1ottI1h1 C_"'Y, etdar (Mrs. J amn H ) , Be«ber Lane. Lenox, MA 01240 I ,.". Mal_Helen McEln..,. Bunell (Mrs Skphen R .), 20} North PotUth St , Old Town ME 04468 0,....... I on, MA-- Miss KIt)' M.cKIY, IHO Stacon St # 802, Brooklin e MA 02146 Hall,. • • Nov. Scotta, CAN-Ca therine Lo,ln Gerry (Mrs J E ). 61}} O.kland Rd • H.Jilu. Non Sco ti., Can.da onI, CT_jean Finney H.berm.ln (Mrs Larry). 2H EJlin&ton Rd • A pt )07, Eut Hartford. CT 06108 MM.cho.t ArM, CT-Joye Votl" (Mrs Robert) , 2 Holly une. Storrs. CT 06268 Hew Haven. CT-Mari l yn E.,le Hunt (Mrs. M W ., Jr.) 185 Br iarcliff Rd • H .mden. CT 06'18 Of-eet... 'ortland, MI- Do r othy F r ye K 'ne (Mn. Thomas P" J r.). 22 Chlmberlain R d , Scarborough. ME 04074 Southam 'alrll04d Cou"ty. CT-M arjo r ie Lewis Condon ( M rs. J oseph). 176 Nurwate r Lane. CT 06820 w••• Suburba,. 10".", MA-Dorothy (Mu. Garrt h ). 193 H illettst Rd .• Needham. M A 02 192 lOA PROVINeI

1_... "'ovil". Suse Enns (Mu. H S ), #1 Oxford Rd , A pt II. Latham. NY 12110 AI",.y, NT--.lMu Kenelm Thache r 21 Dou,lau Rd .• DeIm .r. NY 12054

lkrfhlio. NT-N lncy Gillick Stelianou (Mu Mend). H G r(t nfi el d Dr .• Ton.wand •• N Y 141)0

1.IoMl-N..-th Shore, NY- Fay Voelker Boyd (Mrs. Willilm, J r.), 26 WhitJock St ., Plain.iew. NY 118O} MW.tIu4I011 Votloy. NY_M arijane W Griffith (Mn. Hat · old). 22 HorilOn Hill Dr-., Pouahkccpsic-, NY 126O} Now YertI: City. NT_Miss Pamel. Abtaham. 164 East 82nd. Apt lA. Nc-w York, NY 10028

.oc:ho.t NY-Barbu. Brumbauah Jenk.n (Mrs. J o hn) 23 RoJCWood Dr ., PittdOfd , NY 14n" locklafNl Covmr. NY--S ylvi. RYln (Mrs 9B Foxwood Rd Nyack NY 10991 NT-June Christianson Ebbert (Mu. Edwud). 3 Linda Line. Schenectady. NY 12}09

S,...cu , NY- Lind. Jenkins Cook (Mrs L) , 1111 uncuter, Syncv.sc NY 13210

Wo"cho••.,. C_"'Y. NY_ Vir,inil Puree Hard,rove (Mrs A E ). RD #4. Colonial Dr Katonah NY IOH6

GAMMA PROVINCI

Ah,,,,,._ "'.vlne. ' I "t-Emily Robinson Kunde (Mrs Marvi n A ) , )'0 N"burn Dr .• Pittsbur.h. PA H216

ttl,.,.,.. MD-- Pltricil Noonan Lowell (Mrs '100 Burlin&ton Way. Baltimore. MD 21212

Com,.1 ' 'A--C lan Miles Schreyer ( Mn J Y .) }4} Brold y. Milton, PA 171-47

• • ''''-Ancela Hull Jacobs (Mrs. Charles). }52 Willow • Camp Hill , PA 17011

Janey , NJ.-Ann Wh i tmln Kilborn (Mrs. G. R.), II Rd , Rumson. NJ 0 7760

M4w,laMI- D C McCarthy (Mn. Georae) , 9009 Fills Chapel Rd ., PotomlC. MD 208'4

NerthenI New y NJ--Joan Mc8.1 i n (Mn W.yne D ). 16 HUIOCl Dr•• Chatham. NJ 07928

N.rthom Vlrelnla , VA- Pltricil Smith Hornd.e (Mrs. D M ). 472 1 Briar Pi tch Lane, Faufu, VA 220}O

PhIl.cIolphHi_Dol, • • ' A--Car oli ne Olson (Mrs. R R ) 70B (b:'Ofd Lane, W.ll i n&fo rd. P A 19086 PhUacIol,hl.-MaI" Llno, ",,-J oyce Richardson Canftc-Id ( Mu H 20 Salisbury unt'o M.lvem. PA 19})5

Pitt.MeIt, 'A-S.lllie Robinson Tdd (Mn R E.• Jr.) ,," Mt Royal BI"d ., All iso n Park PA UIOI Pltt.bureh- Sovth "III• • 'A--Muj o rie Kraye r (Mrs. Wm L.). 234B Southwood Dr., Pittsbur«h, PA U241 .Id,.wood. NJ---S tar Setterstrom (Mu C. A ). 11 TimMrline Rd • H o·Ho KUJ. NJ 0 7423 Sovthom ,,"I"c. Go""e. ' a County MD--Ca r o l Wilker Con& ' don (Mrs. C L ). 2502 Dr .• Hillcftst Hti«hts MD 200}1

Coil , 'A--Joan Kulka (Mrs. J o bn ). 141 6 Linn St Slate Colle.e. PA 16801 W.,hhtgtOfl, De-Dorothy s (Mr!. Pat · r ick H ). ,-4n Mood.nd Lane. MD 20014 WUml"..o,., Df-Joln Bddwin Lund ( M rs Don. ld). 147 R d • Plirhx, Wilmin'ton DE 1980}

DELTA PlOVINCI

AI"",,,_ ' I -PhyUis Foster ( Mrs J B ), lOB Briucliff. Durh l m , NC 2770 7 Chapol Hili. NC-S uun Rose Saunders (Mrs. J M .), }26 Wes t Uni.usity Dr- . • ChlPt'1 Hill, NC 27)14

Charl•• ton WV- Polly H tnry Mullis (Mrs. Lane) , 620 Wood R d ., Chulesto n , WV 2)}{)2

Chariott., NC-Mat}' K Dickinson (Mrs F W .). H I O Delltch se. Charlotte. NC 28210

CI.rb WV- Eleanor Mock1u Bush (Mrs A K .). ) Bush An .• Philippi. WV 26416 Mom,ton I_cia. VA- Faye Euustfd Jone s ( Mrs R P .). 210 Selden Rd .• N"PGrt Ne s. VA 21606

Morgontown, WV-Doltie Rice (Mrs Wm.), }601 Collins Rd ., M o raanto_n WV 26}0' Nort.lk, Sha_ Sc.h titter (Mrs. Mark H .) , 6}H T.ylo r Dr , Norfolk. VA 2})()2

••101 Ne- Lind. Kelly lrwis (Mrs. D M L }20 W DrtlVry Raleiah , NC 27609

RlchmoM , VA- Micki Leef Sto ut (Mu. W W ) , 9().4 Orchud Rd , Richmond , V A 2}226

Shenandoah V.U." v A--Clara Hall Siphc:rd (Mrs L. W.). )3 Canterbury Rd • StU.ir. VA 2290 1

Whoall,.., WV-Ohl. V.II.y_ M ary Ann Abraham (Mrs W i ll iam). 29 Burwood Dr ., St O H -4}9}0

WI".tCHt-IaIem, Ne-Diane A hnfddt H u, hes (Mrs P M u206 Rlnsom Rd , Winst o n Salem. NC 27106

"SILON PROVINCI

Alum... "'.vlnc. "..ItMttt-Mary Anne Watson Emens (Mrs. J W ) , R OUllE #1 , Woodllke Sho res: Chlpin. S.C 29036

Attam., GA.-Jan Ruffin H.tchett (Mn. Wm F.). )20 Carol_ood Lane. NE. AtJ anu, GA 30}42 .." C_my, fl.- Bubar. Gleason Ruth ( Mrs E J ), 122} St Georae Rd Merritt IsI.nd. FL }29n

CI rwotor , IL- Muriel H oo per Cwu.n (Mrs F. E ). 8n Harbor Island. bla nd Est.tes. FL J})I)

C.l llrftltle JC.-Tcz.e Rion Enclish ( Mrs. J ohn H,,) }02 Lenton St , Columbia. SC 29210

DoytOfMl I_ch "ree, n ...--S ybil Hudgins Stamper ( Mu .), 3)4 Emory Dr ., Da yt ona Ikach , FL 32018

Do Land , , L--R ulh Foard H u IChlt\8 S ( Mrs R F l. P,O. Box 79 <4, Dc LJnd, FL )2'720

H • • • L.--(; ynthi. Hadky Ricgtr ( Mu E. J.). 1270 SW 14th, Ft. uuderdale, FL 3H12

GaI_Iylll., .L-Miss Jhcne Simpson, 11111 Normandy PI "

Apt I, Tmlplc Ter _. fl n617

Holl y wood , ,L.-Joan Nuh Savage ( Mrs lee), 520 1 Gunt

St.. H o lly ood, FL H021

Jacluon III., FL.-Noel Doepke Liles (Mrs. Rullcdg d. 847 Granada Blvd , S ., }adtsonvillc FL )2207

Loblond , ,l.- Mary J o nes Jarrett (Mrs. J S.), 319 lake

M iriam Circle, Lakdand. FL H801

MI_I , 'L- Mu(ia Burris Jas inski (Mrs. \'!C lal ter ), 649 Velarde A ve., Coral Cabin, FL 33134

No,I •• • ' L--Cuolyn Suit Bethany (Mrs. D V ). 623 Carioca Dr., Naples, FL H940

Orlondo W'"tar rlc , "'-Anne Lou ise Pyle Williams (Mrs. Jeremy), 1 H2 Bryn Ma r. Orlando, FL '.nsacala , 'L--J nie Mit chdl Sco tt (Mrs L. C., Jr .), Bayo u Blvd Penucoll, FL 32)03

St ,.t.rsbur., L--Susln Thompson VineY :ilfd (Mrs Bruce P .). 1227 80th St. 5 St Pttersburg. FL 3r07

Sar asata-.rodent , 'L- Mn Burbank Wadddl , 3911 Red Rock Way, Sllasotl, FL 33)79

SOYlhw ••t , 'L--Tecldl Stelling D«hr (Mrs. A F.). 1096 North T ow n & R ive r Dr ., Fo rt Myers. FL 3 '901

Tallahau_• • L-. Ehubtth Dice Tr ot m an (Mrs W E .), 22201 Monticdlo Dr T allahus«. FL 32303

Tampa, 'L-- Marilyn H .rring ton Christensen (M rs. james A). H4 Severn Ave ., T ampa. FL 33606 w••t 'aim a..h fl.- J ane Salisbury Elli ott (Mrs. Rob · ut A .) 3HO Btlvedere Rd Wen Palm Buch. FL 33 406

ZITA '.OVINCI

Alumn_ 'r••lne. 'r.sldent- Fra nc" WIlson Mtrkn (Mrs. Hen,..., M L 1044 Lakeside. Birmingh a m, MI 48009

Ann Arbor, MI- Patricia Pfaff Gallagher (Mrs Michad). 3nO Windemert, Ann Ar bor, MI 4810)

Sottl. Creek , MI _Martha Anne Gordon Dewey (Mrs C. E jr .) 49 Lynwood Dr BaUlt Creek. M I 49017

Iloomfteid Hili ., MI- Lo is Peterson Blair (Mrs Ch.rlcs H .), 32778 Friar Tu ck Lane. Birmingham M I 48010

Iloom".ld Hili., MI , Jr- Laryl Larson Mor r ison (Mrs jamu), 211 E. Miry Knoll. R ochu ttr MI 48063

Detroh D_rbom, MI_Ann Wood Annis (Mrs. Ralph) 9827

Btrwich. Livon ia, MI 4800

Grand ••, Id. , MI- Bobbie Longiohn SI.nton (Mrs 39 17 Kukshire SE Grmd Rapids. M I 49)U8

Gro '01",., MI- Pamtll Ro llin s Harm o unt (Mrs R W .L 846 Laktpointe Grosse Poin te Park MI 48230

J.ck , MI- Dlrothy Dah Boris (Mrs. Walttr R.), 2017 Glen Dr Jl ckso n. MI 49203 Lanslng- Ea.t loft.,,,, . MI- Peggy Mc Bride H am r iC K (Mrs J 1..«). 1400 Elmwood Rd ., Llnsing. MI 48917 North W_dwn MI-j oann Resenb urs Muehr (Mrs. Petn), 29934 Ramblu\I; Rd Soulhfitld. MI 480" TorOMO, Ont .• C.nod_Anne Patney Bawden ( M rs. D. E .) 46 The Bridle Path WiIlowdale. Ont Cln

ITA ,.OVINCI

Alumn_ ', I" c ',.sld."t- Barbau Sands Olsen (Mrs. J C.), 3(96) Clinton, Bay Villase. OH 44148 Akron, OM--J o Ann Early Odschllser (Mu j .>. 2,00 0ientan8Y Dr ., Akr on. OH 44313 At , OM--Edi th Humphrey Rted (Mrs Sr). 103 Franklin 51., Athens OH 4HOI Canton, OM-- Df,nna Ml u arelli (Mrs. David). 1817 Jade · son A'Ic M Ulilon. OH 44646

C'nc:l"ncrtl , OM-- Mi u jant H ouc hens 888 V n Dyke, Cin· cinnlti. OH

CI•••laN I ••t, OH--S abra H ansen Qu a (Mrs Gtorse F II). 187" Fl irmount Blvd Shaker Heishts , OH .014118

CI.y.loM- W ••t , oH--S uzanne Wilker R 08trs (Mrs Charlts F.). 1197 W oods ide D r R oc ky River OH 4411 6 Columbu., Ott--Mlry Ann Spc:llman Mlh l ney (Mrs j A ). 1798 Wyandotte Rd Columbus. OH .013212

Day1 , OK-- Kitty Rudd ock Sno ( Mrs j C.). 460 7 Lo.le y Dr D.yton OH 45439

Hamllto" _ OK--Id Slo an Sterrett (Mrs I. 240 Ross Avt ., Hlmilton, OH 4,o13

THE AnOW OF PI lETA

N.wor k-G rtl lt llle OK-- Mu j ohn T aylor. 8)4 W M atn St .• Newark. OH 'MUmov t h , o H--G tneVltvt Tetlo w T oo m bs ( Mrs. M F.L 3140 Shtud.n Rd ., Portsmouth. OH 4)662

Sp ,ln fI .ld OK-- Lydll Kauffman Martin (Mrs. Oscar T ). 60 1 Wtstcht-ster Park Dr., Sp ring fidd. OH 4nO)

Toledo, OM-- N o rma Jun Thompson Rtrucha (Mrs. J ohn). 22 16 H.ven ood. T oledo. OH 4 36 14

Youn.st.wn W ,..,., OK-- M.ry L. j ob (Mrs Glen A). 16)6 R obt'rts lane N E Warren. OH 44483

THETA "OVINCE

Alumn_ 'roy lne. ',..skl."t-Mary Catherme Bttwtr Ar · thur (Mrs. J C.). 4030 N Riversidc Dr Columbus, IN 47201

An dor ••" , IN- Kathe rine Lavelle Degilz ( Mrs. J .). 1007 Cardin.1 Way , And er so n , IN 46011

Iloomington IN-Sally Webb Bolyard (Mrs T E.). 2120 Wimbieion Lane. Bl ooming t on, IN 47401

Columbu. , IN- Mary F ox Emerson (Mrs Jot). 2682 Wild · ood t .ne. Co l u mb us. IN 47201

Elkhart COVltty, IN--S uunne H ic ks Marques ( Mrs Vict o r) 4334 Greenleaf Blvd EIIth .tI, IN .016)14 .ort Wayne, IN--S ydnte Bo ling K.mpschrotdtr ( Mrs VlUn), )21t V snce A ve., Fort Wlynt, IN ',o"lc lln , IN- loUIse Kd ch V.ndmu (Mrs. R M .L R R # 3. Fr.nklin. IN 46131

Gory IN- Fi lo m.t Trainer Schmidt ( Mrs Lt On 3rd). 400 Wut 70 th Piaa Mtrrillville. IN .016410

HommOfHl, IN- Mrs M aggie Kr uin. )19 jeffere y, Apt 3. C. lumtt City. IL 60 409

IndlClnClpollt, IN- Paula Silberman Newton (Mrs j o hn). 783) R ouah Ctdar Lan!:. Indi anapo li s. IN Indlanapoll.. IN, Jr_ Emily Stallin,J Wdd M ( Mrs Courten.y), 164 2 McCulloua h Ct Indi anapolis, IN 46260

Kp_ , IN-Lyn n H.l ile M UKY (Mrs J David). 3' 14 Alt o R oad West. Kokomo IN 46901

LO'ClyeH., IN- Lois Roper Gtil!:t (Mrs Robe rt E, >. 174 1 Lind. LIM West Laf.ytUt, IN 47906 Muncie, IN-Sandn Zimmerman Helms (Mrs. Larry). 3303 N Tillouo n Ave., Muncie I N 47304

Richmond, IN-C arolyn P a tterson C r um (Mn W Alan Jr .). )0 North 281h St Richmond. I N 47374

Sollth l.nd Ml lhClwClkCl , j o hns o n Zimmer (Mrs H T ) 31 t I R obin H ood Lane So u th Bend. IN 46614

South_.t.m, IN-S ue Wuthr ic h Moster (Mrs. Ri c hlfd F L RR 01, Rushvillt, I N 46173

Southport, IN-j ane Nds o n Wedd le (Mrs Robert). 0I 6}o S. Stn te. Indiln.loolis. IN 46 21 7

Southw••tom , IN-H den jontS ( M rs GtolStl. 26 Ad.ms Ave ., E'llnsville, IN 4771, 'er,.. Haut•• IN- Mrs. Wm Fdts, R R #23 Box 29, Terre H .u tt , IN 47802

Vo!parClI.o, IN-Ch1t! o lte Ik:l;ch 1.21erso (Mrs Robt rtL FlInklin. Valpuaiso. IN 46383

IOTA ,.OVINCI

Alumn_ 'roylne. 'resident-Jane Layton S.dlu (Mrs R N ) , till Stont all Dr • Nuhvillt. TN 37220

.1 Rid , TN--Jant' Griffin H on. ker ( Mrs Gary E ), 909 Ed,C'Wood Ci rdt. K i ngsport TN 37663

Chau.n TN-S hnyl Boyd j onts Dodson (Mu. Richud C.). 807 Ash ood Terrace , Ch,Ulooo8a. TN 374"

K"o III., J Sco tl T.ylo r (Mrs. Cal in), 17 16 Uppin8h.m Dr ., Knoxville. TN 37918

Lulngt KT_Nldine W o rth Ltonard (Mu D H ). 18 28 B hlm. R d Lnin8to n. KY 40)0, li« PI.-, TN- Dorothy Douthit Manlty (Mu JOt), O nby Hills Addn .• Gatlinburl TN 37738

Loull.III., KY- Ltah Rlusch Btrry (Mrs. Robert , jr ). 23" Ville., Vista. Louisville. KY 40220

Momph l., TN- Pit Mc A nesp ie Speltz (Mrs Mich.d) 233 Crtstmne. Me:mphis TN }1112

Na III., Glen H,yts ( M rs Lar,.,) , 6128 Stoneh en Dr Nashville. TN 37215

leA"A '.OVINCE

A'","_ 'roylne. ,"_Ident-Kalhryn Sch ltdwin: Le is (Mrs J on R .), Mississippi Gulf Cout junior Colle,e. Perkinston. MS 39513

A",",nt Opellka, AI.-- Mary ShuttltWOfth (Mrs Ril ey). 221 Cut u St Aubum AL }6830

AllOW Of ,. IITA PH I

A&.-Sally J o Dtmxy Ried el" (Mrs R E ), 171<4 SomerKt Bumin,ham, AL 3)21}

"-ttloalJw9, MS--JaM Ryon And erson (Mu. W Hilt o n), 220 EU l Dr ., Roulc 10, H attlr.burg , MS }9401 Htlftta.lla., AL--Sara Jane HalmOD Tackett (Mrs. J. M .), au WUts Dr Huntnille, AL },801 Jacbon, MS--Triuie Sloan Best (Mrs Slevrn J .L HI) Canton He iahts Grcle, Ja c kson, MS }9211 Mlululppl Dolt_France. Dill Twifo rd ( Mrs H u n ter), 1<420 Rose Circlc, CI.rksdale, MS }861<4 MoItIlo AL.- Eliubeth Williams ('M rs. J J .), <49,8 North Carmel Dr Mobilr At }660a MMtteom-ry-A"tt. Yond. Koort Mud , A L-Eileen H askin. ( M rs, D R ). Qts. HI·C Adler St M.XW'rll AFR , A13 611}

'uK.I , AL.- Mn Mounuin, 1604 Williamsbura ElSt, Tuscaloosa, At })<401 U"lw"'alty, MS--Marlalrt Annr Dillard Boyer (Mrs. Ros· coe). }12 Garner SI ., Olford , MS }86))

LAMlDA OYINeE

AIum_ 'ro.ldont- Elaine Hih o n Cook (Mrs Robe rt G .). 184 Oxford 51., WinniPC'a, M a nito ba R}M }j6, Can.d. "'olt, WI- Mary Whee ler (Mrs Donald H .), 520 Bridic St , Rockl o n, IL 61072 WI- Rebecca Hayn (Mrs. T hotnat)' 28 12

E lst St , Duluth , MN ,,812

'-I• • ND--B arban. M.ckay urbourn (Mrs Hair), 1} 14 N. 2nd St , Farlo, NO 58102

•••• , Volloy .f WI- Karol Ko nrad L":e ( Mu Ro· land), 1615 E Roeland, Appleton, WI '<4911

Onand b, ND-- Mattie Severson (Mr. R C.), 7o , Chutnut, Gra nd Fo r ks, NO '8201

MYI , Wl-MickC')' McKeon Rath (Mrs Jamts), 64 18

Shcnandoah Way, M.dison, WI H70'

Mllwouk_, WI- Pat H unt J.mes (Mrs. William), 12211 W W oodside Courl, Milw.ukee, WI H226

AU_ I., MN-June Jobnston Stanley (Mrs J J .). 92H Greenbria r Rd ., Minne.polis. MN ,,01 St Pout , MN- Eloise Todd Hedand (Mrs. Paul), 11119 Zebulon Pi kr Dr. , Burnsville, MN "})8

WI""lp." Ma"n CalMl,,-Lila M.cDonald Goodsreed ( M u W N.). 2<4 Rh'cr Rd , Winnipca 8, M.nit o ba , Canada

MU NO.TH P.OYINCI

AI__ 'r.wh.e. Pro.tcloftt-Marjorie Dect% Early (Mrs Go rdon), 220] lknderwirt Avr ., Rockfo rd, IL 61 10]

ArU"srto" HoI,ht., Il_B arb.ra L.mmrrs Zust (Mrs W a lter), '1] 'Monte rey Rd. , P. latine , IL 60067

Chlca.. lutlnou W_ '" IL.- Miss Mary Al ice Nesti, 2<400 ukC'Yiew. Chicaao, IL 6061<4 ChIc... South It--Bubu. Henri cson PC'te rson (Mrs wry), '08 Lakewood Blvd., Park Portst , IL Chico,. W • ., Suburban. ,&..-M al'}' Ellen S.v.,c Sm)'th ( Mrs W. Pat r ick), 462 Uvedale Rd ., Rivrrside, IL 60)<46

Du'''' Cou"ty-NIIMI Helm. AUon, IL-taurie Coonley War · fel (Mrs R D.). 760 Forest Glen Ellyn, IL 60 1}7

••• IOw_ V.U.y. 't.-Doro thy Bunnen (Mrs. Creil), 29 W<478 Capt A r ., Lakrwood Add. , W. Cbicq:o, It 60 18 5 Hh a. ,_".hlp. IL-- PC'I.IY Kellrr Cruse ( M rs. Th(O L). 102) Hicko", Tn.il , Downen Grovr, It 60)1' Lak. County, Il - -Caro l Ann Llrle Funcrsch i ( Mrs Law· rence), 9 17 S Fourth Ave Jjberty...iJIe , IL 60048

MlIt_ '_"thl,. IL-K ,y Kur i. th Hendr ic ks (Mrs. Robe rl E ) .)7} Wilshirr , Ellrn , IL 601}7 North Shoro IL.-Janc Edwards McPherson ( M rs. D avid C.), 192 7 Tanalrwood Dr ., Glenv iew, IL 60(2) North ShaN Jr •• IL--Carol Andu10n S hoop ( Mrs Ri chard), 2001 Thornwood , Wilmrtte IL 6009 1

o.k Pcwtl:-I:I , t IL.- Helen Vrancck Polk (Mr•. Burt A ). 1900 N. 77 tb Avc., Elmwood Park , IL 606}) P...tc .ld Do. •• I L.-Phylli s Bl ack Davlin ( M rs. J.me. A ). 1412 South Wrstern , Park Rid&r IL 60058 1_ld.,d I t.-.Georsann Allen J o hnson (Mrs. W. R .). )6}1 Guilford Rd ., Rockf o rd IL 6 110 7

MU SOUTH PROVINCE

AI_ Pro PTo ldoft to--ld a J ane Spi«r Shupe (Mrs. M E ), }4 1<4 N. Peonl A ve .• Peor i •• IL 6 160} Alto" - Edw.r4 • • III., ".--8 r UY Ansu s J o hn son ( Mrs J A .), 27]2 Bostwick. Alton , IL 62002

A._-au II-UItWo Ireak GcMWI., IL.-J oanoc M orllS (Mrs. Richlld). Good HoPC'. IL 6 1·H8 Iloom l",t __ N_ I. IL--J uhe Willi,ms ( Mrs Michael) , 109 Hamnutt Dr., No rm al, IL 6176 1 Chctmpal UriHtnct IL-- N.ncr H.dlC')' Sbapland (Mrs G. T ) , 101<4 H ,dley, Champ.i,n, IL 61820 Da".III., IL.- M ar,aret WiLlt.inson Birch (Mrs Parr)' 200 1 L.ke Tertact Dr., Dan ille, IL 6 18} 2 DocDtur, I L--C ynthia Mcilwain Prtt)' ( M rs J oe), }769 Mou ndro rd Ave , Decatur, IL 62)26 G."••burg, IL.- Mu,e Stua lt Waters (M rs. H J.), }40 Ha ck· berry Rd , Galrsbur, IL 61<401 Jocka_.lla."", y l"""'-'t Onk_, II - Robcrta BradlC"J' Luh · man (Mrs. Elmer) 22) lDckwood, J .ckson ville, IL 626)0 Monmouth, IL.- M.ry Ann Glaush. Eiserman ( M rs. K enne lh ), 1129 North Main St., Monm o uth , IL 6 14 62 '.orla fL.- Mrrilec 8iesemier Hun t ( Mrs A L.) , 121 W

DetWeiler Dr ., P(Oria , IL 6 16 1<4 Quincy, IL-- MUJ' McCrOll' He idbreder ( Mrs Charln), J) Couot". Oub Dr , Qui ncy. IL 62}0 1 Springftold I L-Cordeli. StrpM", G.in ( Mrs. E F C .). 202<4 S Park Ave Sprinafield , IL 62704

Trt-City. IL.-P tri ci Marsolek Drob", (Mrs. S.), U0<4 Brosd · virw Dr ., Bettrndorf , IA )2722

NU PIOYINCE

Atumn. Pr• .,lnc. 'rftl4ont-M id,e Hoak Toole (Mrs Wm. ), 676 4<4th, Des M oine', JA '0]12

Anto" IA- Muvel Secor lknson (Mrs J A .). '06 2' th , Amn, IA '0010

Ilodt Hili. of •• pld City, SD--KUhl'}'n Petrr$On Wilson (Mrs H F.). 646 Happy H ollo w, H o i Sprinas. SO )77 47

Codar I.pld• • lA-Judy Kooser Lanamack (Mrs Peler). IH6 Norwood Dr S E ., Cedar Rapid s, IA H40]

Council Iluff• • IA--Catherine Grant J oh nson ( M rs. Jamrs N .) , 102 SomefSCl Council Bluff., IA ' 1)OI

D•• Molno•• IA-J.n P.pke Landcss ( Mrs J oh n E , ), 1408 LindeD Ln ., Du 'M oines , IA )()]U IA-Judr SaCtr Lathrop (Mrs J. K " '09 Wut low., Indianola , IA '012' lowo Cny lA- Diane Knotck Butherul (M L. C.), 209 Lindcn Ct., Jowa Citr, IA '2140 lI"c.I" NE- Debra Pilling Hicb ( Mrs J o hn E ), 8 26 Moraine Dr , Lincoln. NE 68HO Mt Pi_Itt lA- Pat Watrrs Buffinaton ( Mrs Nilr), R R #" Mt Ple,uant IA H641 0mahcI NE--Caroly n Slrsct H .nsen (Mrs. Robe rt W.), 1I6 }6 H o ward Rd , Omaha, NE 68 1H 51 City, lA-Betty Rowt o n Holt (Mrs J. R'), 470 7 Petry WI)' , Sioux City, JA H 104 51 '011., SD--Mu,lrC't Aiken H o wts ( Mrs Mi ch.el). 2209 S Main , Sioux FaUs. SD )7 10' Y_ IIn o" SD- Edith Roesler Heel (Mrs. Mel), 9U E Ma in, SO "069

XI ,IOVINCE

AI"","c. Pro., l nc. Pr• • Id.Itt_ M u t h. Keeffe Griffi th lMrs R J ), 1,,6 BreC':luidae Dr , 51 Louis. MO 6]1]1 Schneklolh Dittmer (Mrs Robert). 2807 B Summit Columbia, MO 6HO I Mutch l" ••" , H awk inson Swcarcr ( Mrs. Wil · Ii.m). 2 10 Wr51 20 th, HUlch inson. KS 6nO I

J.florlOft Cit y , Garrison Philli p. (Mrs G. J ) , 1400 E McCarl y, Jeffrr son Gtr, MO 6HO l

KO"IG ' Ci ty KS-- Mary Pyle Bteidentha l ( Mrs John), U08 N 2 1, K .nsu Citr, KS 66 102

Ka" s a. Ci ty , MO -S ha w MI "l o" K5-jran Brewer M i lle r ( Mu Robut K ), 1442 V i ll agr Dr., Prairie Vill'ae KS 66208

K_ taa City. MO - Shaw.... Ml ul on, KS Jr_Harrirt

Meals H alS ( Mrs. Th o mas H .). nO}8 E 46th Ct., In · dependence, MO 64o"

Lawro" c , IC$-- Evelyn Ca rl son SeneCiI (Mrs. Robert), 12 19 W , 281h Ct L.wrence, KS 660-44

Ma"hatta" ICS-- Laurl Specr V arney (Mrs. William), 2 16 Fordham Rd ., Manhattan , KS 66)02

St. J_ph , MO--Sh alOO Engelken (Mrs. Ro nald) , }8O-i North H.,bway 71, St Josrph, MO 6006

St Lou la Snidow Moli ne (Mrs. H 0 " Jr .) , <4)2 1 LanguC'C Dr , 51. Louis. MO St , L I., MO J r.-J udy Wooo Moeller ( Mrs T E.), 9 -4 9 Quanal Ct , St. Louis, M O 6]U2

Sprl ngftelll, Mo-- ju nnc O ' Conno r Buckner ( M rs. Wm .).

102) E Lm ood Cncle, SPringfield. MO 6'80 1

Tope k a , Ks.-co nmc H all H ubbell (Mrs. PatrIck), W 19th, ToPtka. KS 6660<1

W•• ,.,-n, Ks.-5uc Wddgcn Haymd:c r ( Mrs R G L 80x 6, R R }, luned , KS 67no

Wl dd,. , IU-- Robc:rta T own ley Ja cowatr: ( Mrs C. VI. N Bro.dmoo r , Wichita , KS 67206

OMlcaOH PROVINCE "1",,,_ Pr•• ln,o ,..••Ident-Jan e Roth Fa us t ( M rs. Norman R ). 16 Normmdy Rd ., Little Roc k, AR 72207

Ardmore , OK_Mulucrite E McAl pine Hu nt ( Mr s. l UCian

J. l. Springer OK 7}4,8

Iartl III.. OK-Margie lauSlon Staton ( Mr s. H W .), 14 , 8 Melman B.rtIHvillc , OK 7400}

Dur.con Ok-Shclla Rile y Dixon ( Mrs R ichard), 11 02 Har · ville Rd ., Du nca n, OK H)}3

Edmond , OK-Man Gnnl Sullivan ( Mrs W H .), 240' Old Farm Rd ., Edmond OK 7}O , H

II DONdo, All- Mrs J o hn Yocum, 2,o3 Fo ruthYt' n. El Dorado , AR 717}0

,.y." •• III. AI-Jnn Greenlaw (Mrs. Leonard) , Goshen Rd PayetleYllle AR 72701

'ort Smith. AI-.sunn Durilla Btlgs (Mrs ClIfton). 4 923 So uth W FOri Smuh. AR 72901

Grond Irlo leI-J u dy Jac obs ( M rs. J ac k ). 1609 Cohr Hamplon Dr Stuttaart. AR 72 160

Hot Sprl AI-S andra Schooler Parktrson (Mrs Joh n) 1 t} Valley V, e H OI Spnn,l. AR 71901

U"I. leek. AI- Lynda Blodlet Fo rsythe ( Mrs R o btrt T ) 2110 Brechnfld,e Dr Li llie R oc k. AR 72207

M".k OK-Sally Million K i ns ( Mrs Ralph H .), 16 0 2 Houston Musko,ec OK 744 0 1 Nonno" OK--C hris Chatles Po rter (Mrs Bill) , 1)20 Le s lIe to Norm.n. OK H069

Okloh __ City. OK-S.rs Shinn Tr ndw.y (Mrs Olen). 7000 North Sh.WIlCC , Oklahom. City, OK HI16 Okklh..,.. City. OK, Jr..--c uolyn Meek C.pps (Mrs Jim) 670) NW 61. Olelahom. City, O K H I 22

Ote.okl-lIyftwtvlllo AI.- Patricia G r een Butler (Mrs Ben F , J r ). 816 W J o hnson. Osteo l " AR n}7o

'.ult von.y. OK-P rann Pratt (Mrs P h i l), Box 379, Pauls V a lley , OK n07)

Pin. Iluff. AI- Mall' L. Thomas Cox ( M rs. E H .), #10 J efferson Pl. Pine Bluff AR 7160 1

,_. City - Kay County OK- Pat B utle r Felbralh (Mn. Richard). 2H F.i r yiew. BllCkwell , O K 7463 1

Stili OK-Jo A nn Minor Roderick (Mrs. Myron). 42}4 West 19th, Stillwater , O K 74074

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•• orko OU lo SlIIlth M•• re AI-IX-Vic t o r}' Burnett

Thine (Mrs. J ohn) , }92) County A ye Tcxarkana. AR

7"0 1

'UIM OK-Mat)' Lou Black (Mrs T 0 • Jr. ), )80) E St , Tulsa , OK 74U6

'1 NOlnt ,10VINCl

Alum". ,,"O.IM. "",-.Ident- Pat Lynch Glkhust ( Mu Henf)'). 4809 Drexcl Dr Dallas, TX 7)20)

AI•• ondrio LA- Mrs R B Tud o r, Jr ., Mli l Ut y High · y. Pincville LA 7I}6o

IIchordHn 'x-N. 1lCJ' Dcnko Gamble (Mrs Gary). 617 Kirb y Ln. RIchardson. TX

St.-n- D_IIOft lX _Fra nccs H are Fall on (M rs J oe), 1209 Dundale CIf ., Sherm. n, TX 7)090

Shf'••• part u.- Hartyc tte Turpm Ri chards (Mrs. Gene). 846 Efle, Shrcveport, LA 71 106

lyl lX_ Mrs S W Brooks h ire, 3)20 Fry. Tylcr , TX 7)70\

Waco lX-Suza nnc Gorm.n Ensey (Mrs. J H ). 3100 Her · wol Waco. TX 767 10

Wlc:hha hili 'X-una Thornu McDonald ( Mrs Aar o n) , }-II 1 Glcn_cod. Wichita Falls, TX 76 }08

PI SOU," 'IOVINCI

AlwnnQl " •• In,. Pre.ld.nt-J o H oose r Suddu l h (Mrs D F ) BO} 46th 51.. Lubbock. IX 79413

Abll.n•• lX- Lmda Rcndleman Dehllnger (Mrs. J erry) , 4097 Broo kh o ll o Ab i lene, TX 7960' .,,,,t ln lX- Evelyn Oglesby Hili (Mrs. Ja c kl , 2216 Matthew s D r A Ul tl n, TX 78703 .,,,.tl,, lX J, .-.5hufl Munnerlyn Rl c hn ow (Mrs. CoUI). }'O, Grcystonc, Austin , TX 78 H I

I on 10UI• • LA-S usan D lctrlch R olfs (Mrs. EmIle C. Ill). 208 2 Clo vcrdale , Baton ROUlC, LA 70 808 l.ovmont- Nlta Hili Stork lX_ Laura Lee Planche Graber ( M rs. Wm J., III), 1340 A udubo n PI.. Bea um ont TX 77706

C ,ua Chrl l ,.c.--COurtncy McCampbdl Barker ( Mrs Ed · ward). 2 17 Chandl er Ln .• Corpus ChrISti, TX 7840" II P•••• lX- Mary Lou H orman n Squires ( M rs. W R J r >. 4800 N. Stanton. #18} EI Pa so, TX 79902

HI.I•• County, TX-Karen Bro n ( Mrs Russell 0 ). Rt I. Box 188. Donna, TX 78H7

"-,-,.ton, 'X-Jeanne Dayis M cElChcrn (Mrs. T o m) 4646 Mcrwln , H ousto n T X 77027

Hou,t.n, 'X , Jr , Doy--C u o lyn Ch.ppel Light ( Mr s. DaVId W ) HH Schumache r Houst on , TX 77021

Hou.ton, 'X. Jr •• NI-",_ H.rtIct Heapes Wcstcrman ( Mu E L.) HH SebOK, Houston, TX 7703)

Lafay.tt• • u.- Kllhryn Whilchurst Douslas (Mrs W 1..). HO Coron., Lafaycttc LA 70)0 1

Lalt. Chari••• LA-Ca. rolyn A b.die Pic rson (Mrs A ), 2118 Barbe Sf Lake Charles. LA 7060 1 lubbock lX_ Barbara Bull ar d Bla nke nshIp ( M r• J im ). HO I 69th, Lubbock, TX 79413

Mexl,. City, M•• I,_Pat r icia A tk in Bano (Mrs Geor8c) Gcneral Mendc:r. #3. Mexico 18, D. F. Mexico

Mldlond 'X A nn Chry Pqc (Mrs Bobby). 260) McC l, ntic , Midland. TX 797 0 1

Ne. Orloon •• LA_ Dudlc}' Braselton Gom i lla (Mrs F .), 8}6 Ar.bella. New Orleans , LA 70 1U Odo 'X-Elizabeth Ba rr eu Ke mp (Mn D.Yui) , 41 SprIngbrooK Odessa TX 79 762

S.n Angel • • IX-Je an McCandlcss Stonc (Mrs H L.). 220 Wcst Twohi8. San A nscJo, TX .7690 1

Son Antoni • • 'X-Anne Tayl o r Blatherwick (Mrs Genld) , 417 Devine Rd , S an Antun iu. CA 78212

VI,t I • • 'X-Sara Stuarl J oh nst on (Mrs Robe rt H .). 407 Tampa. V ictO ria TX 7790 1

IHO ,IOVINCE

AI"",_ 'royl n,. Pro.Idont- Dorothy Wllh ams Lo mbard ( Mrs , Georle). 128 ' 8 W 26th Ave. , ApI. 2, G o ldcn. CO 80401

V.II.y lX- P am Adk ins Portcr (Mrs JarvI s), \30)

Amorlll • • 'X-<:uo lyn Upt o n QUlllcn ( M rs. Bill ), 2801 S Bo ,C Amarill o, TX 79 109 "".0.

Lcac re:st C o llellc SlIl1on, TX

D.Uo•• 'X-Ruth Berry Morris (Mrs. W E.) 4739 San Gabriel

D.lln TX 7)229

D.1l0" 'X Jr..-Anne Turner St rOC K (Mrs. Wm c.). 394 1 Stanford D a llas. TX 7)225

laat , •••• • lX_ Mrs Robert L. Littlc , 2010 WU ,CIe C It. E Longyic TX 7)601

'art W.rth IX_A nn McGUIre Simmons (Mrs C. M l. 6}12

Paml,co Ft Wo rth. TX 76 116

&..ullll" lX-Nln NiCKerson Mlilcr (Mrs Al an 0 I, PO

Box 400 Diboll , TX 7)9 41

Morshell lX_ Mrs Andre... R Pcacock 6O} Am busa d o r Blvd Marsh,ll. TX 7)670

Mld- Cltl•• • IX_Tamara Smilh Amn (Mrs. Tcrry B.l. 6 10

W agoncr A rlington. TX 760 10

Mo"r_. LA-Jody Bicrdcnhatn J o hnston ( M rs BI Sho p. III) , Box 22'. Sterlingt o n. LA 71280

, pa 'X_Ann Sid_'ell F.theree (Mrs E H oblrt!. Box 294, Mllm i. TX 790'9

IlIlIn•• , M'- Mary N o rth (Mrs. Joseph E ). 81' Cuclc Dr Bdlings. MT )9102

Iould CO-Patricia Will imo nt Risley (Mrs Allan S .). 9H MI.ml Wy Boulder, CO to}O}

lor.OfttOn , MT-Shlricy Soc Amber so n (Mrs Mu) , So urdou,h Rd Box I), Bournan , MT '970

COI,.r, WY_A nna Z ick Boberg (Mrs. Waltcr). 19 Ma, · nolia. Casper, WY 8 260 1

Chey.n_. WY- Bctty Bu r ragc F oreman (Mrs James A ), 92 1 Foyer Avc Cheyenne, WY 8200 1

C.lorad. Sprln." CO-J an e Grnes McKess on (Mn J ames L.) , 261) Whispe r it\l Tcr r., Colorado Spnn,s, CO 809 15

D."" CO-Barbara Simmons BaYless (Mrs. Roy J.). 4737 S Lafa},ette. Engle ood CO 80110

D.n ••r CO , (y_lnsp-- Edrca Malclich Learned (Mu Geo ). 2)0 1 S Fllrfax PI Denver CO 80222

Groot 'alia MT-8cryl Irwin Leninsto n (Mrs Doual. }O-I )2 St S ., Great Falls MT )9 40)

Hoi M'- Loraine Whitehead (Mrs. Oo n). 41 0 R aymo nd. Helcna MT )9601

WY- Ka y H irs h ig Picard (Mrs. V V l. 2122 Hillsidc Dr ., Laramic, WY 82070

Puebl o, CO---C atherine Catline Peterson (Mrs. Harry), }29 Carlile, Pueblo , CO 81004

SI GMA PROVINCE

Alu m n P r o vinc e Pr .,ld. nt_J ean Anderson Viney (Mrs. H oward), 402 Montclaire Dr.• NE. Albuquerque, NM 8 7108

Al bllque",ue, NM--$Jndra Maisel Dunn (Mrs. Thomas J.), 3,,4 Colorado NE Albuquerque. NM 87110 C._lbock, A%-usJie Bennett (Mrs. William), 6714 E. Mon te Vista Rd., Scottsdale , AZ 8'2n Ogd.n, UT-Jane BJnter (Mrs. R. W.), 420} Tayl o r A Ye Oaden, UT 84403

Phoen h r, AZ-jJn Thrdktld (Mrs. Thomas W.), 3101 T. Coolidt;e, Phoenix, AZ 8'016 10••• 11 , NM-S a lly TaUey Stockton (Mrs. jamtt) , 2603 Gaye Dr., Box 983, Rosewdl, NM 88201 Salt La ke City UT_ Kathy Ericks o n Durham (Mu. john), 48 10 High l and Circle, Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Tuuon AZ- Ella Mary Dudley Lewis (Mrs Chules R .), 6731 N. Pentatoc Rd. , Tucson, AZ 8nl8

TAU PROVINCE

Alumn_ Provlnc. Pr••ld.nf- Marilyn Hamm e r Meechan (Mrs. F P.>. 8310 N. Weipert, SPQkane, WA 99208 Anchoragt, Atask_ Lind. Ohlin,: Bell (Mrs. F. R.). }62 So p,rk St , Anchorase, AK 99' 04 "" ue·Ea,tllde, WA-K,y Corum Plimpton (Mrs. j H.), 7321 137th NE, Redmond, WA 980)2 101 ID- P,tty Bowles (Mrs. R ), 924 A v e Meridian, ID 83642 Calgary, Alberta, T,it Ritz (Mrs. R L), 10803 'Mapl«:red: Dr. SE, CJlaary, Alberta T2J-IV4 CAN Edmant_ Alberto, Lesley B.tten, 11012 nrd Ave , #404, Edmonton, Albert., C.n. he , WA.- Lind. Kellman Simmons (Mrs Steven). ,604 9 15t PI. NE, Ma r ysville, W A 98270 Olympl., WA-Linda Knutzen Barbo (Mrs C. K ), Route 17. Box 109, Olympia, WA 98,0} Pullman, WA-Anne Donald Hutchinson (Mu. John j .) , SE '0' Hi,b St" Pullm.n, WA 99163

Saottl., WA- Mrs. W. P Knuth. 1044 1 Forrest Ave S. , Seattle, WA 98178

Spokane WA_ Pat Steyrwo ld Lynau (Mrs. j. A.), W }426 Woodstde, Spokane. WA 99208

T.coma.I Smith Soul • • WA.- Diane Peterson Schultz (Mn. james). 860, 94th St Tacoma, WA 98498

VClncou ., a.c, . Conod_Dorothy Ro strup McDonald (Mrs. D M .). 6450 Ottr Lake, Burnaby 2. B.C .• Canada

W.notch_ WA-CJrmen Snitily Sirmon (Mrs. G.), 17 27 N Anne: Ave , E Wenatchee. WA 9880 1

VaklmCl , '.nny Wh lt.na ck LIbby, WA- H o lly Barktr Lo ve (Mrs. Kerm.n) , 808 S. 60th Avt., y .itimJ , WA 98902

UPSILON PROVINCE

Alumn_ Prov l nc. P s ld.nt_ Leslie Harvey Whitttmo re (Mrs. Robe rt), 303, Sprout Wy SpJrlts, NV 8943 1 Corva llis, OR-Ka thleen Frtdtrick Ntlson (Mrs. Wm R .) , 30H NW Roosevelt, Corvallis. OR 97330

Eug.ne, OR-j ane Moshofsky (Mrs. G .). 12-40 E 22nd Aye , Eugene , OR 974 0 3

Lak. O l w."o Dunthorp. , OR-j oan ne Smith Omdahl (Mrs LN.), 1862 Oak Kn o ll Ct , Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Laa V.gos NV_ Nancy Gash o (Mrs. Allan L.), 19'0 Cobra Ct .• Las Vegas. NV 89 109

PartlClnd , Ol-Miss Hden Piun 19H NE 39, Po rtland. OR 97212

R.no NV-Geneve Conaw.y Dtbuer (Mrs Lee), 334 jo nel St Ren o, NV 89'03

S.lam Nonc y Blo ck Wa llace. 05l-Viola CoonrJdt Pearmine (Mrs. u ster) R oute I , Box '0, Ger is, OR 97026

PHI NO RTH PIOVINCE

Alumn_ Pro vl nc. Pr• • l dent_jun Wirths Scott ( Mrs j on), 1186 Cedarwood Dr M o raaa, CA 9·U,6

Bark.ley-Eas t lay, CA.-J o YCe Baker, 1847 Yosemite Rd Berktley CA 94707

C_ t ra Caito, CA.-M.urine H agtr j o nes (Mrs. Ktn)' 14

Dog1!o'ood Ct., Walnut Creek CA 94'98 'r., n., CA.- Roberta Bradford Webster (Mrs. E 0 .), H8' E Grant Ave ., Fresno , CA 9}102

Hono lu l u Hawal '--Dunna Epps Hdber (Mrs. Larry ), 1776

Halek o. Dr H onolulu , Haw .ii 96821

Mari n Cou nty, CA-El izabe th Bonnett Dahlstro m ( M rs. R. V ), 24 Lonawood Dr., San R af.eI , CA 9 " 90 1

Mont y Pen ins ula , CA-Gwend o lYn H ,II Nielsen (Mrs. W.ltu C.), 2807 Fourtee nth A'ie .• Carmc:I, CA 93921

Palo Alto CA.-jud i th R Murdock Lacey (Mrs Claud M l. 7n Coauland Dr., Palo Alt o, CA 94303

Sacr om.nto, CA-Carol Canupp Cordano (Mrs. james), " Shoreline Cu. Sacramento, CA 9'831

San 'randICO CA--Cecile Feusier Opsahl (Mrs. Leo), Pacific Ave., San Francisco, CA 941"

S.n J CA-Gwen Uinardi Shamblen (Mrs. Robe rt), 19n Adele PI., San j ose, CA 9H21

San JOM. CA, Morn l..-Mrs Betty C. W.llace , 11 97 Cranberry Ave , Sunnyvale, CA 94087

San Mateo, CA-Sue Halloway Sunde (Mrs L. G ) , 22.\ Francts Lane, San C. r l os , CA 94070

Stockton, CA- P atsy Sjoblom Stotbnet (Mrs Clarence), 16178 N. Locus t Tree Rd , Lodi, CA 9H40

v.n.y of the Mo_ CA--C laire Stoffd McClelland (Mrs joseph), 39'0 M on t«:ito Ave ., S.nta Rosa, CA 9H 04

Yuba - Slitter, CA.-joan SJwle Middlebrook (Mrs john) , 23 16 Foust, MJl")'syille, C A 9'901

PHI SOUTH PROVINCE

Alumn_ Provln(. Pr•• ktent_ Muine Cbde Goldback (Mrs. H K .), 37" Startouch Dr , PuadenJ, CA 91107

Antelope Vall.y, CA-Va l erie Kroll Lu.nstrum (MIS. W B ), 439}7 Halcom, Lancaster, C A 93'34

C.ntrClI Orang. County, CA-Nancy Gauthie r Cox (Mrs Frank), 1}792 Claremont, Westminster , CA 92683

Glendal., CA.-j oa n Keene Hitchens (Mrs. R F ), ,, ": 1 Sheridan Rd Glend.le. CA 91206

La Canada Vall.y CA.-Lynn Kuael Honer ( Mrs R E .), 4601 Hillard, 11 Can.da, CA 9 1011

La Jollo·Ad.l. Taylor Alford. CA-Patricia Kina SeH (Mrs Stew.rt). 8440 Cliffr idae, La J oll., CA 9 2037

Long hach, CA-Buba" D iuon Cui. (Mrs. C L 4241 CII · houn Huntinaton Beach, CA 92649

La. An.ele., CA.- P.trici. W r i,ht Bercel (Mu W r i,ht), 2'0 Ashdale A ve., Los Anaeles, CA 90049

Lo. An I••• CA. Jr_P.ula Ziealer Trehune (Mrs. GOt · d o n), 1123 Centinela Ave., S.nta Monica, CA ;0403 North Oron County, C"---Carol Meador West (Mrs. Georae), 4741 Via Ot La Lun., Yorba Linda. CA 92686

PalCldana, CA.-Marianne Dittman Irish (Mrs. W O.), 2101 Roan oki ld , San Matino , CA 91108 Pas adena CA Jr.-Gail Abrams M unneck e (Mrs. R. Allen), 2910 Th o rndike Rd Pasadena, CA 9 1107

R.dlond. , CA-jere Thomas Coleman (Mrs. C. B III). 4" Marilyn Ln., Redland s CA 92373

I I.ertl da , CA.-Vickie Gregory Milchell (Mrs. ChIS.), 2H7 Dorchester Dr., Rivers ide. CA 92,06 San "rnardlno CA.-Ruth Mock Pierce (Mrs. W. H I, nl2 Golden Ave Apt 7. San Bernard ino, CA 92404

San 01 •••• CA_ Pal ri cia Hoover Suiter (Mrs William), 3928 Avenue San Dieao, CA 92111 San '.rnand. VClII.y, CA- Frances Grey Armstr o na ( Mrs A A .). 3101 Frym ln Rd. , Studio City. CA 9 1604

Santa lCI"'ra, CA.-janet Bingham Purcell (Mrs. Cli ff ord), 6" Circle Dr ., Santa Barbara CA 93 108

Sonta M_ l c. W. s t. ld., CA.- Violet BeaUy Wood {"Mrs. Gerald), 801 En c hant ed Wy Pacifi c Palisades, CA 90272

South lCIy, CA-Toni Church M ac key ( Mrs j L.) 4644 Rock Bluff Dr R o llinghill s Esutes, CA 90274

Sovth C_ 't, CA.- Irene Frank Gill ( Mrs R E ) 603 B AYenid a Snilla S••una H i ll.s. CA 92613

Ventura County, CA.- Melba Hawkin s 8ealls ( Mrs. ja !o n). 630 N 4th. Port CA 930.f1

Whltt l r Area, CA.-Loui se: Durgan Hamm ons (Mrs. H E ), 213 1 E Stearns L. H abra. CA 9063 1

PI P HI POCKETS

VT_M rs, S te phen Baker R D 2, Wnt Brattleboro, VT Onol

Suffol k Count y. NY- Mrs Virginia W. Rosat. 10 Warren · to n Court, Huntin,:ton, NY 11 743

Irb tal , VA.- Do ri s Clardy (Mrs. Wm.). Country C lub

Esutes Bristu l TN 3762 0

Mene r County, WV-Fl o re nce Hannon Burton (Mrs. Walter G ), Rt. " Box 2H, Prinmon, WV H740

Ma ry b rh.r, fl.- Mrs. j o5tph McLain 2" Bea c hYi e w Dr. , Fl. Walton StJch. PL }2H8

Ocala-Marlon County, ,l.- Pam Pierson Hard y (Mrs. W M .). 1204 Norwood PI. , Orlando, FI 32804

Wayer _ GA.- Mrs Tom L. DeBiase, HO Han OH f Dr , Waycr oss , GA

Kalomall:_ MI-Ar!ene Gluhe While ( Mu MelYI n It .). 3414 Tamsin, Kalamaz oo, MI 49001

0,....'•• ,1., IN- Mrs Ed""ard Hannon, 206 Hillsdale Greencutle, TN 46t})

MJu'ulppl Gulf C_.t-Jane Owen, 22·B A d St , Gulfport. MS 39,0 1 Syloco"'Vcr, AL-Jcnny H olmes Je nkins (Mrs James). 902

W. Coosa, Syl:llclug., At 3)00

Dund ••, 1I.• __ K athleen Doyle Kc nnicott (Mrs. Ha mson).

R R #1 , H ick o ry H o ll o w Rd ., Dundee , 11 60118

Carbondalo, IL-B arbau Munson Lemasters (Mrs. Do n ). 1402 W Freema n , Cubondale, 11 6290 1 Efftn m, It.-Is.bel HcrshC"t Hen derso n (Mrs. G C'nc), 1211 South Founh St , Effingham. IL 62401

1""lhIVtan,IA-M rs R obert Meese, 2406 Dehn St., Burl ing ton, IA n601

Kon'.1 City, MO North--J ewel Ca r tland Neal (Mrs. J. R , Jr ). 4002 NE 49th Terrac e K ansas C ity MO 64 118 LllMl'ty, Mo.-c ynth i a Drake Larson (Mrs C. K .J. 30 Wilshire Blvd , Liberly, MO 64068

Md'tt.rMfl, KI- Mrs F r ed Pierce, 1}44 N Maplf, M cPher son, KS 67460

M•• leo, Mo- Miu Betty McQueeo, 101 South St ., Mexico, MO 6,26' "ltv., OK-Sue McMains Parrish (Mrs J W .). 11 31 E Livwak, Altus, OK 83'21

Mldw." City, OK-Mrs Durrell Treadway. 26 12 Ro bin Rd Midwest Citr, OK H I IO Ok"",'go., OK-An n Wilson Wise (Mrs. James W ), 400 Oakwood Dr Okmuilee O K 74447

ShctwnM, OK-M rs Sten Garntt, 1841 N Pennsyl nil, Shawnee, O K 7480 1 'X-Mrs. Dav id C lark, Box 1 n6, Brechnridge, TX 76024

I'arll, TX-Mrs Wm. H Hale , 2930 Hubbard, Pari s, TX 7)460

O,.IOUI4II, LA_ Vitlinia N el son Th istldhwait e ( Mrs E A. ), 6 18 S. Cou rt St., Opelousas. LA 70)70

Grand J"",(9lo" , CO-Dorothy Manhr H osk in (Mu. G K ), 411 Rio Vi sta. Grand Juncti on. CO 81)01 etvc••, NM-- Mrs Jam es E. Welch, Route #3, Bo. 174'. Las Cruces, NM 8800 1 Lon,.I.w, WA-M rs . Ja ck: Field. 2)21 C'Kade Way. lon, · view , WA 98632 ' .cltl••, wA __ Cluistin e Smith Kollmeyer ( Mrs S. L.), 1934 H etri ck:, Richland, WA 993'2 'mp lal VolI.y , CA-Darlene H unter Gamb le ( M rs. James). 1.707 H uff Rd , Imperial CA 922)1

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIA TE CHAPTERS

Consult Fraternity Directory in this issue for addresses of National Officers <:mlral Office address is: 112 S. Hanley Rd ., SI. Louis, M issouri 6310' All dille, are to be pO!lmarlud dates.

PRESID ENT,

Send a CO py of the Chaplet Statistical Report to your Provin ce President .s soon :as possible :liltr school be,l;ins. Before I , write Prov ince President o f goals and plans (or the year (Include copy of summer leiter to chapter members.)

September 2,-Arrange (or fire inspection of pttmisn by loal authorities .

Se:nd monthly Icuer to Province President postmarked not laler than the 10th of each month, Derobee through May (Carbons to: AAC chairman, any scheduled visiting nll io nal officer)

November l-Ikginning of Chapler Officer Election Period. Elect three alumna: members t o AAC at same time chapte r officers are elected.

December I-Send Fire Protection Affidavit or up"",ttlion of IIntttJoidttble ae/II] in una;',,, il 10 Assistant Director of Chapter H ouse Corporations.

Febru:uy 15 - Final date for chapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award ; send leiter of nomination to Province President.

February 15-AAC of each chapter in provin ::e send in iu nominati o n for the Chapter Service Awar d to the Province President.

Apr il 20-Final date for election of chapter officers ,

SECRETARY,

Send IBM Membersh ip lin back to Office as soon as possible after receipt.

Notify Province President and Central Office imm ttlillJ eI, when chan ges in chapter officers are made . Send initiation certificates to Central Office within three days after initiation Coordinate with chapter treasurer who must send GT- I form w ith the initiation fus.

November I-Send n3me and address of president of M othe rs ' Club to Central Office .

November I -Send H ouse Director data blank to Chairman of Committee on H ouse Direct ors .

November l}--Scnd a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the Alumnr Advis o ry Com· millee Chairman .

April 2o-Final date for electi o ns Send new officer list no later than Apr il 20

TREASURER<

Send Finan cial statements to Parents of Pledges who have bun approved for initiation two weeks before the proposed initiation dale.

Send to Ce nlral Office:

Annual Budget Form Be- I just as soon as it is prepared al the beginning of the fall school term. Do not wait until you send your first report. and/or repledge fees with GT-I form within two weeks afle r any pledging or repledging ceremony H possible coordinate with the Vice President of Social Advancement who must send the pledge list Initiation with GT-l form within three days aher each initiation ceremony. Coordinate with the .5ccretary who must send the initiation certificates. Jewelry orders also within three days. September June-Monthly finanCial rep ort on due dares in accordance with Treasurer' s Manual to Offi ce.

September-Send leiter from Grand Treasurer and local letter on chapter finan ce (prev iously approved by Province President) 10 parents of actives and pledges as soon as school opens . Not necessary for parents of pledges if final page of the booklet sent to them is filled in October I )-Check fo r bondinR fees and Bound Allow to Central Office . October 20--Send national dues of $5 .00 ptr active member to Central Office on GT-l form listing members' names and initiation numbers. If initiated after due date member should pay nalional dues with initiation fees . January I)-Seni or Appl ication Blanks and Senior Du es for midyear graduates to Central Offi ce January 20-Send national dues of $5.00 per active member to Central Office on GT-I form listing members names and initiatio n numbers .

Apr il 15 -Sen d Senior Blanks and Senior Dues for Spring or Summer Graduates to Central Office

By May 2o-Contributions made pay.ble to Pi Beta Phi Office for Harr iet Ruthe rford Johnstone Scholarship Fund, Convention Hospitality Fund, Settlement School (Arrowmon!) and Holt House Au,ltust 31-Send Annual Balance Sheet with 6nal report to Central Office.

MBMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN,

Send to Office within ten days after 11"1 pledging Rush Information Forms with proper siJtnatures for each girl pledJted .

Send to the Rush Information Chairman of the alumnI! club concerned within ten days after any a li st of all girls pledged from the town or towns under thai alumna: c1ub ' s jurisdiction . '2'

Send to Central Offi ce the name and address of newly elected Chapter Membership chairman on p ostca rd provided in spring . Send the Membership Statistical Rep o rt to DireCl or o f and Pro vin ce' Pre si dent w i thin ten days after co nclusi o n of any formal rush

PANHELLENIC DELEGATE:

As available-Send copy of Panhellenic Rush Bookle'l to NPC Delegatc, Direct or of Membersh ip, Direc to r o f Co lle,'tc Panhellenics

100Finai date for Semi-Annual Report to Director of College Panhelleni cs (Copy to Direct or o f April 15 - Final date f o e Annual Report to Directo r of College Panhellenics (copy to Directo r of Membership )

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT

Within first 2 weeks of each term - Conduct Interest Survey of pUJonal and rhapur needs and goals . (Will determine special interest groups and activities (o r ea ch term ) Send to Executive Co un cil fo r chaple r acti o n and f o r inclusion in monthly leuer to Provin ce President.

End of fall term but no later than February 1 [ va luation and report o f chapt er 's achievements in M o ral Advan cement , includin,l:: specifically the areas of Arrowb oard, ch apler spirit and mo rale , chapter re;p o nse (0 the Act ive Evaluati on, alumnr relati o ns , (rateroily heritage (chapter and nati o nal) Send 10 Director o f Activities , cc: Pro vin ce Pres ident and AAC Chairman

March I-Final date for Active Evaluation Whenever total number for active chapter is com plete send to Province Coordinator fo r Frat e rnity Excellence with Fo rm 305 and li st o f signatures.

Fraternity Herita,l::e and Development Interest Group should first review each essay f or ideas of immediate value and use to chapter anc4 submit pertinent material to Executive Co un cil belort! sending all evaluations o n to Pro vince Coordinator

March I Report , send to National Music Chairman

On or before May I - Sem i-a nnual evaluati on (see above)

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT

Send Evaluation of Rush Report within 2 weeks o f close of rush to Directo r of Membership, cc: Provin ce President. Send List of with parents' names & addresses within 10 days of pledging to Central Offi ce, and Province President.

Send letter to parents of pledges, "Iler it has been approved by Province President within 2 weeks of pledging to Parents of cc: Director of Membership.

Send Pledge Evaluations (former pledge exams) 3 weeks before initiation to Province Coordinator fo r Fraternity Excellence with Form #20'

NOTE: The Fraternity Orientation Intere st Group, mUlins with thl AAC, is to review each pledge ' s written evaluati on and compile pertinent information btlorl sending all evaluations on to the Province Coordinator

November 15-Magazine subscriptions o rd ered as Christmas gifts, send to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency

End of fall term but n o lat er than February 15-Semi ·a nnual Evaluation of chapter's achievements in all areas o f Social Advancement , send to Director of Membership, cc: Provi nce President, AAC Chairman

April 15 - Send annual report and evaluation of chapter philanthropies (not including Arrowmont) and commu nity servi ce to Director of Undergraduate A ctivities , copy to Province President.

May I-Send Annual Report of ch:tpter's Arrowmont programs and altivilies t o Chairman , Arrowm ont Bo ard of G ov eroocs, copy to Director of Undergraduate Activities

On or before May- Semi-annual eva lu ation (see above)

VICE PRESIDENT OF

1. A cadlm;c EXCllItncl

MENTAL ADVANCEMENT

Scholarship Blank #3 , November 10 - spring semester or quarter, annual; February 25 - fall quarter ; March n - fall semester ; April 25 - winter quarter, send to Director of Undergraduate A ctivities Copies to Provin ce President , Provin ce Coordinator f o r Fraternity Excellence

Scholarship Blank #6-befo re March 15 to Central Office

Individual Academic Goal Cards stay within the cha pte r , but serve as the b asis for Revised Scholarsh ip Blank # 3 and for the term evaluation of the vice president. Their use is st rongly urged for pledges

2_ Publicat;ons

As requested : Idea Bank Contributions-to Pro vince Idea Bank Coo rdinat or.

End of fall term but no later than February 1 and o n o r before May I - Semi -annual Evaluati o n of chapter's achieve ments in M ental Advancement , including goals set. programs, interest group activities, publi cations , general results of Educational Enrichment to Director of Undergraduate Activities , cc: Provin ce President, AAC Chairman

September 13-for winter ARROW : list o f initiates s in ce April 11 , news , features and pictures Also pictures for Campus Leaders secti o n Annual Rep o rt for ARROW for prtctdins academic year to Edit o r of The ARROW

January 16-fo r spring ARROW : pledge list from fall rush. news , features and pictures Pictures fo r Campus Leaders and Campus Queens sections. Fraternity Forum article Send to Edit o r of The ARROW

February to-carbon of first h:llf o f Chapter History to Direct o r of Chapter Histories. AprillO- for summer ARROW : list of initiates since September 13 and pledges since January 24. News, features , pictures Pictures for M o rtar Board, " Wh o 's Who ," Other Honoraries , and Fraternity Sweethearts sections Send to Editor o f The ARROW

May 15-Carbon of seco nd half of Chapter History t o Directo r o f Chapter H istories. The hi story itself is taken to convention by the delegate

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN:

Send orden to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency as received November n -Se nd Christmas gjft subscr iptions to PI Beta Ph i Magazine Agency 10 ensure 8ifl card deli very by Decmlber

PLEDGE SPONSOR

October- Send Grand Council letter and chapter Jetter (previously appro ved by Provi nce President) to parents of pledges as soon after pledging as possible . January 1 Those with deferred pledging send Gnnd Council letter and chapter letter to parents of p ledges .

APP LICATION FOR FELLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND LOANS:

Blanks and I nfomation on how to make application may be obtained from Central Office.

January O - Letter of Appli cation for Pi Beta Phi Fellowship due to Grand Pre sident. February I - Applicatio n for Harriet Rutherford Johnst o ne Scholarship, Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship, Junior Alum Gr o up Schol4ship Fran ces Hall Comly Scholarship duc to Grand Recordin8 Secretary March l - Letter of Appli cat io n for California Alpha Scholarship due to Mrs Ri chard Ma digan, 76 Belbrook Way Atherton, California

January 1 10 March to Arrowmo nl : Assistantships (work scholarships for tnined students in crafts) Write to : Miss Marian H ea rd, Arr o wm onl, Box Gatlmburg, Tenn e .i see }77}8

Virginia A lpha Scholarsh ip and Brendel Scholars hip wrile 10: Mrs . B. C. Lewis, Arrow mo nl , Box '67, Gatlinburg . Tenn essee 37HS.

D ATES TO BE OBSERVED BY ENTIRE CHAPTER:

January 9-Chapler Loyalty Day . Ap ril 2S- Fo unders ' Da y 10 be ce lebnted with nearest AlumnI! Club.

ALUMNJE

Due dates for rq>Orts arc to be postmuked dates Consult Official Directory of this Issue for names and addresses of National Officers.

PRES ID ENT:

November but not later than March l ,-Elecl Alumnr Cl ub Ru sh Information Committee Chairman and appoint al least 2 other members to serve from March n to M arch 1, of fo ll ow ing year

Nov e. mber 1 10 Ap ril 2o- El ec t two members of th e AAC to con rdin at e with the election of chapter o ffi cers . AAC members arc to be installed when elected.

February l - Electi on of club officers 10 be held no later tha n March 31 , sa id o ffi ce rs to take o ffice al the cl ose of the fiscal year.

February I- Evelyn Peters Kyle Angel Award Committee deadline date fo r sending its nominati o n 10 ilS Alumnr Province President.

March 31 - Send name and address of Ru sh Info rmati o n Chairman to Cenlral Offi ce on p ostcard prov ided so Ihat it will appear in Rushing Directory of Summe r ARROW . If not received name of Club Fres . will be li sled.

April I'-Send five Annual Report Questionnaires to offi cers as directed.

May- Installation of new officers at regular club meelinR

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Must be recipient of THE Auow

Seplember to-Send letter wilh club news 10 AlumnI! Club Editor fo r Winter AJutOw

October n - Send In Mem oriam notices to Central Offi ce fo r Winter ARROW

November lo-Mail club year book o r program rost er with program plans (page 23 of club Pres ident's NOlebook) 10 the Grand Vi ce President, Directo r of Alumnr Prog rams , Alumnae Prov ince President and Central Offi ce

January n - Send In Memo riam notices to untral Offi ce for Spring ARROW

April 1-Send In Mem o riam not ices to Central Offi ce for Summer ARR OW'

April I - Send new office r l is t to Alumnz Provin ce President and Cenlnl Office for Summer ARROW

April 1' - Fi nal deadline fo r new clu b o ffi ce r lisl .

July n-Send In Mem oriam notices to Central Office fo r Fall AuoW'.

T REASURER:

Send national dues and receipts 10 C,nl'dl O/fiu and as co llected through o ut the yea r

May 20-A/J- dues and don ati o ns of funds sh o uld be mailed to Central Office by this date in order to count for current year

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School (Acrowmont)

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

Holr House

Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarship

Convention Hospital ity Fund

Make club check covering total contributions payable to Pi Beta Phi Centra.l Office . Check must be accompanied by GT.2 Fo rm showing club 's appo rt ionme nt to desi red funds . (Can adia n clu bs make separate chec ks . )

Checks pay.ble to Arrowcraft Shop are sent to P i Bela Phi Arrow craft Shop, Gatlinbu rg , 37nS

June 3D-Send Aud i ts slips as dI rected .

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN,

report to Director of Membersh ip.

Winter- Re view with Ru sh Info rmati o n Commilt« a reas to be li sted in Summer ARR OW. Send any cha nges in

area listings to Cent ra l Offi ce no later than March I )t h.

March 1'-Send report to Director of Membership.

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN ,

N ovember 2)-Stnd Christmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Ma gazine Agency to ensure Ch ristmas gift ca rd

by December n .

HOUSE CORPORATION TREASURERS,

$cptember- Send annual repons and $ ',00 fee f or Treasurer 's bond, payable to " p j Bera Phi FC2tcrniIY ," to Directo r of C hapter H ou se Corpot1.tio ns .

Send copy of rep ort to Province President concerned .

DATES TO BE OBSERVED ,

Apr il 28- Fo unders" DaY- l o be cdebrated with neareS! IiIctive chapter or chapters

January 9 - Chapte r Loyalty Da y

Central Office is now stocking a selection of Pi Phi pins and will mail them immediately upon receipt of an order. (Please send payment with order.) The prices for the 1973·74 school year are: # 100·101 plain badge

# 100·102 plain badge, engraved point.

#318-110 badge with crown alternate pearl and sapphire shaft, #327.101 #33 2-102 # 600 # 601 # 800 # 909 # 910 2 pearls and 1 sapp h ire in point _ 17.00 badge with crown opal shaft, plain point 17.00 badge with crown alternate emerald and opal shaft, engraved point plain recognition pin recognition pin with pearl

These prices are inclusive with the single exception of a 3'70 sales tax which must be added by Missouri residents.

For special orders , write to Central Office for price list. These must be ordered by Central Office through the L. G. Balfour Co.

Orders for Canada must be ordered through Central Office. Write for special price list.

When ordering please give name and chapter of person receiving badge. New initiates must order badges through chapters.

HAVE YOU MOVED OR MARRIED?

We must have all requested information so please complete in full. Mail this s li p to the PI BET A PHI CENTRAL OFFICE, (Please leave label on reverse side when mailing this form.) 112 South Hanley Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63105

MARRIED NAME

( Print Hu sband 's Full Name, Pl ease)

MAIDEN NAME ..........................................................

FORMER MARRIED NAME (if applicable) ,

OLD ADDRESS

State ( Include Zi p Code) City

NEW ADDRESS Street

City State ( Incl ude Zip Code)

Chapter Date of Initiat ion

If you are now an office r in the Fraternity, p lease check and name : N ational Club

Provin ce.

Hou se Corp. Treas

If there is no club in your area, mail subscriptions to:

Dear Pi Phis: Please order your MAGAZINES Now! ! ! ! Thank you, " Angel "

Postma,ler: Please lend nalic. of Undeliverable cop ie, on Form 3579 10 Pi 8.10 Phi, 112 S. Hanley Rood 51. lou i., Mo. 63105

Order your copy now from Central Office Price $7 . 50-Make Checks payable to "Pi Beta Phi"

Pi Beta Phi Central Office 112 S. Hanley Road St. Louis, Missouri 63105

Please send ___ copy (or copies) of the new Pi Beta Phi History "A Century of Friendship" to M ____________________________________

Street Add ress, __________________________________

City,__________________ State: _______ Zip, ______

To Pi Phi Parents: Your dlughter"s ma,gJzine is sent to her home whIle she IS in co llege and we h ope that you enJo), n::JJtnt: It. If she IS no lonFer 10 colle,ge, howc\er. and is not 11\ Inj.! Jt h \lme. pleJse her ne" permanent address to P, Beta Phi Central Olnce. 11 2 South HJnley Road , St. LOUIS, Missouri 6310S