The Arrow of Pi Beta Phi-Summer-1974

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Thank-You

Pi Phi Sisters,

We at JIIjnois Iota w ou ld like to thank everyo ne who sent us cards, Ielegrams, congratulatory wishes. fl owers. and gifts E\cryone made it an exciting and memorable weekt"nd for us Thanks again'

Illin ois lelia Chaptt'f I llinois tate Lni\(' rsilY

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More Golden Ar row Tw i ns

The notict' in the v. inter ARROW about li\,lfl.'; Golden Arrow twins prompts me 10 "'rile }'OU

In the fall 19M issue (If The ARROW , Ihe sorority and the edit o rs ho nored the) Golden Arr ow Baker sisters of Io wa Beta wilh a picture and a detailed report of ea ch o ne 's busy , ani\!: life o\'er the many years

Tw o of those sisters. Florence BUAA Esther Baker were also twin sisters, "lIh an esp«ial devoti o n to and lo\e for each ot her. I. as their sister, take a happ)" pride and p:ladness in writing of them 10 )'OU

Their h o mes now the o ne in Tennessee. the DIner in M Issouri. are cl ose enoup:h for to have two yearly visits top:ether

The elder sister of the five. Mr s. H enry H art, passed away some five years ago. The four are still able 10 enjoy Ihe more qUiet living the passing years do .'Cive us all.

\X' e have all g reatlr enjoyed the added bond of

s i ster hood in Pi Beta Phi

M aide Baker Bloodp:ood I owa Beta lafarette , California - \\t \\(""l " ur h T "RO\\

Liked Convention Issue

This littl e note comes as my express ion o f h appi. ness over Th e ARROW , Volume 90. oumber 2 an issue that gave me such pleasure and feeling of /0\(' f o r all the P i Phis I kn o w tterJwhtrt. Re e o[lectinp: the Convention via your layout of phntos. readin.'! about all super peo ple I met In H ot ::,prlngs and iog ap:ain what il meant to me to be at that particular Convention broup:hl Ihe greatest satisfani o o

Joy Vanasse Goodenoup:h Seattle, Washington Washi ngton Ekta - I, \ Clnt: :-of thc:: \\ It Cnn t" I m I, uhlt' Ilm{ t lrttnc rht inc \\hl n It the f! nhc r THr (OVFR (.!lii· Tnl.! FfJ PH'I dtn! Arm' :\"t"ls"l1. Idr .m.j VII,t" Prt:\i,Jlnl "f M"r.ll A,l\Jnlt:m<nt Dolle :\h lindt". 1.1" th( r hll tnr ,h(" I r u III ,·f C.tldMma. In ine.

THE Arrow OF PI BETA PHI

VOLUME 90

FOUNDERS OF THEi FRATERNITY

Emma Brownlee K il aorc ( 184 8-1924)

Mugaret Campbell (1846-1936)

tibbLe Brook Gaddis (lS 'O-1933)

Ada Bruen Gr ier (18<18·192 1) ( Iaf' Brownlee Hut chinson (18'0-1931)

Fanny Whitenack Libbey (1848.1941)

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Staff

ARROW Editor

M a ril yn Simpson Ford (Mrs W illiam W Jr ), 268 U nd e rwood Dr , N.W., Atlanta, Ga 30328

Alumna! Club Letters Editor

Evelyn Lon g Fay ( M rs. Kevin ).) , 1006 San Roque Road, Santa Barbara, Calif. 9310)

Fro m Pi Phi Pens

Eleanor Bushnell Lehner (Mrs. George F J , ) , 100' Riverhills Dr., Temple Terrace , Fla 33617

Exc hange s

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

Arrow File and In Memoriam

Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7730 Caronde let , Suite 333 , St Louis , M o. 6310'

R osa Moo re (1848.1924)

Jennie: Nicol, M .D. (ISH·ISSI)

net Smith Soule (1846-1941)

Fannie Thomson (1848- 1868)

Icn ni c H o r ne Turnbull (1846·1932)

Nancy Bla ck Wallace ( 184 6·1918)

Contents

I nstallation- Illinois Iota, California Eta

Karen Guice Is Awarded Fellowship

Traveling Counse lors Named for 1974.'75

News of Arr owmont & Arrowcraft

Ope ration Brass Tacks

So You W ant T o Go Back To College

Take H ea rt , Ru sty Ladies What Others Are Sayin,5\:

Pictu re Section

M o rtar Board & Wh o' ; IPh o Wh o'; Wh o M o rt ar Board

Dean 's List

H ono raries

Fraternity Sweetht-arts

Pi Beta Phi Pled,5\:es

Pi Beta Phi In itiates

Lost Pi Phis

In M emo r iam

Fraternity D i re ctory

Alumnor Depart ment Directory

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What would you do if you were editor of The ARROW? From time to time we hear grumbles about what is or what isn't in The ARROW. we shouldn't picture so many queens or fraternity sweethearts we should have more of such items we should have more news about the "ou tside" world, not strictly concerning Pi Beta Phi or the Greek system ... etc., etc., etc. So now we'd really like to give you an opportunity to express your desires concerning what you'd like to see in your magazine. Your criticism is always welcome- we might not like what you say and we may not agree with your premise, but at least it means that Th e ARROW is being read, and that 's half the battle We can't promise to publish all your letters, because we hope that many of you will respond, but we'll do the best we can. Please be SUfe to sign your name and chapter as well as your address. Now let's hear it out there from the silent maj o rity as well as the vocal minority!

Peri od ically we find that we must re -sta te our policy on publishing pictures o r information co ncern ing frateroity auxiliary o r " little sister" groups. The National Panhellenic Conference is greatly concerned about the growing influen ce of undergraduate women's auxiliary groups for men's fraternities, feeling that the activities of such groups are in co nflict with National Panhelleni c Conference policies. The avowed reason for the organization of fraternity auxi li aries is to promote fraternity philanthropies, help in fund raising projects, and ot her fraternal programs. Unfortunately such activities often mean that there is little time left to devote to promoting Pi Phi philanthropies, helping with Pi Phi fund raising and other fraternal programs. It is to be hoped that Pi Beta Phi interests wou ld co me first, and that if there is a conflict in schedu ling, Pi Phi activities would get the nod. Since t h at is often not the case, we, personally, heartily endorse the NPC stand. Therefore, there will be no fraternity auxiliaries mentioned in The ARROW in the future, as there has been n o ne in the past,

One of the stories in this issue concerns the excitement of Toronto Pi Phis when the second act of the musical, "Good News" opens with the song, " The Girls of Pi Beta Phi." Did you see the article in the April 15 People magazine about the show which is making a nationwide pre-Broadway t o ur ? Ri g ht there, big as life, is a picture of Ali ce Faye, the star of the show, surrounded by "co llegians," and on the sofa behind her is a pillow with the Greek letters, IT B <1>. We think the whole thin g is g reat and we h ope to have an opportunity to see th e show if it ever comes down Atlanta way.

Speaking of "collegians" gives us a perfect oppo rtunity to air a personal pet peeve, and that is the use of the words "co llegian" and "co llegiate ." The first is a noun, the second an adjective. Therefo re, th ose who are attending college are co llegians, and they are involved in co llegiate activities. As former or cu rrent co llegians , we should remember our co llegiate training and use the words co rrectly Right ? Right I

A great idea fo r keeping in touch during the summer comes from Illinois Eta. Last summer Janie Hedlund served as coordinator, and conso l idated messages in the form of a newsl e tter . Acco rding to the chapter, it was fun t o hear what everyone was d oing , it saved carbon copy letters , and it cut down considerably on the outlay for stamps.

It would be 'a g reat help to this editor if everyone would remember that the postmark deadline for next winter' s issue is September 6.

Robert Frost said it " In three words I can sum up everything r, 'e learned about life: It goes on."

Alumnca dub presi d e nh at Irv ine we,. Irene Fronk Gill . So uth Coa st; N a nc y Gauth ie r Co x, Cent ra l O ran ge Coun ty; and Ca rol Me odo r West, No rth Orang e County .

Grand Pr ni dent Em . , illl , Mariann . Re id Wil d , Pa ll

Gra nd Presi d e nt So ro io n. Paul l on Van o ne, a nd Gra nd Pr•• id e nt Eliz.ab e th Turn e, Or, me t at the Ca li forn ia installation .

by BARBARA WHITNEY California Ela

Greetings from the University of California, Irvine ! J am the youngest link in Pi Phi's chain of friendship, Ca l ifornia Eta. My birth was on January 26, 1974, but I was in the thoughts of many long before.

Let me tell you about my hometown, Irvinc, Calif. The University lies 4 miles inland from the Pacifi c Ocean, easily accessible to Newport Beach , Balboa Island, and Laguna Beach It is one of the largest of the University of California campuses, cove ring over 1,510 acres. U.c. I. is i ncreasi ng rap id ly, w it h 8,472 students t h is year, includi ng 1,030 g raduate students and 680 medical students.

Our First Steps

Pi Phi officially arrived in Irvine in the form of Francee Hoeltgen , our resident "angel-indisguise," o therwise known as a live -in uate counselor. She served as chapter president, vice president of moral , mental , and social, Panhellenic delegate, pledge trainer, music chairman, not to mention an invaluable encyclopedia o f Pi Beta Phi heritage and tradition.

We began our toddling steps in October with forma l rush, where we met our "o l der sisters to be" from San Diego State, U.C.L.A., and U.S.c., as well as other "famous arrows" such as Grand Co rresponding Secretary, Mrs . Elizabeth Hi ll ; T.G .Cs Mo ll y Cressor and Ann Stege ; ou r AAC Chairman, Patty Jenness ; and our Province President Mrs. Ernestine Ohlson. On October 15, 38 shiny new darts were formall), pledged at the Newport Beach home of alum Joha nn a Jo nas Cal. Eta was on its way! In open rush we gained five new pledges, bnnging our number to 43.

(Con/inued on page 8)

by LINDA DEAN

Win o;s l o l a

Th at long-awaited eve nt fi nall y happenedllI i nois Iot a colony became Illin ois Io ta ch apter Janu ary 18, 19, and 20, at Illino is Sta te U n iversity, No rm al, Il l. Am o ng th e thirty -tw o ini t ia tes were t we lve cha rte r mem bers who had bee n members of P i Bet a Co-op , w h ich became a co lony of Pi Be ta Phi M arch 23, 1973. G rad · uate co unselor Anita Swai n, K ansas B eta, was very helpfu l in estab lis h i ng Ill inois I ota as t he 110 th chapter of Pi Beta Phi.

Th e festivities began Friday nig ht with a p reparat ory service in th e ch ap t e r house. lo w ing th e service, th e init iates h ad th e ir fir s t coo ky-s hine with area alum nre. Saturday th e colony was in i tiated and insta ll e d as a ch ap te r by G r and President Elizabet h Orr and J ulie M endenhall, National Panhell enic Delega te, at t he Fi rst Unitarian Church in Bloomington.

The B loomington-Normal Al um n re Club pre· sented the Illinois Iota chapter at a banquet Saturday night at the Illinois H ouse in Bloomington. Toastmistress fo r the evening was Julie Williams, alumna:! dub president. Rema rks we re given by Elizabeth Orr, Grand President, and Deborah Lincoln gave the response from the new Pi Phis.

Sunday night an active meeting was con · ducted by Julie Mendenhall.

Stand ing ; Ali n. Kinni son Sharp , Mu South AlumnCII Pro vi ne. Pr e . id. nt ; He l. n Bouch e r Oix, NPC Alternale O.legal. : Jul! . Pratt M. nd.nhall , NPC 0.le9ale ; Ruth a e l" erl ing MiII r, Mu Prov ince p,. s id nt Se ate d : Mary Elhab.th Fru s hour Hili , Grand Corres ponding S.cre tary , Elizab.th Tu rne r Orr, Grand Pr.s id.n tj Vemah St ewort Gardne r, Grand RecorciinSi S cretary

Bloomington-Norma l 11 11 .1 Alumnca Club president, Juli. Mills Will iam s; Mary Ann Way Lauder, AAC cha irmon , and Dorothy Hodge s Kennett , House Corporation cha irman , for Ill ino is Eta .

Concluding the weekend was a recept ion in the Room at the University Union where approximately three hundred guests were greeted.

Credit for a successful weekend must go to the area alumnre who worked diligently for the Illinois Iota chapter.

linda Linman , Barbara Kittler , Dr. Robert Bon e, and Cheri Brueugeman . Dr . Bone was pre s ident of IIl ino ll Stat. University at th. time Pi aeta Co-op was slobU,hed In 1967.

Ca l if o rn ia Et a .. .

(Conlinlwi from page 6)

Our Guardian Angels

For active chapter members, since we had none, willing alumn.e volunteered to serve as Our "pledge moms." They were the morale boosters we needed, sending us cheery notes, food packages during finals, and all sorts of Pi Phi goodies. OUf AAC was enthusiastic, encouraging, and eternally available. They sent us wine and blue angels to watch over us at finals time , served us a tremendous Mexican feast, and helped us learn many , many Pi Phi melodies.

Th e Bi g W eek

lnspiration Week and our initiation were soon just around the corner! Baby Eta was about to be officially "baptized." I nspiration Week began w h en soon-to-be-initiates kidnapped Fr ancee and took her to a surprise breakfast. The week had much in store for the pledges , with each ceremony dedicated towards certain Pi Phi thoughts. Whether it be ordering an arrow, or learning the seven precious gifts, or designing a chapter crest, the chapter was pulled closer and closer together There were celebrations tOO-Wednesday we had Cal. Eta's first birthday party and exchanged penny gifts. Inspiration week had accomplished its goal.

Friday night was the first of the weekend festivities . Our two honor initiates, Karen Ellis and Susan Reea, were pledged by Mrs. H ill . Then the most heavenly of surprises- a cooky. shine. We were thrilled to share the weekend festivities with many honored guests includ· ing : Elizabeth Turner Orr, Grand President ; Eve l yn Peters Kyle , Grand Vice President Alumn., ; Sarah Holmes Hunt, Grand Vice President of Philanthropies; Margaret Walker Horning, Director of AACs ; Lucille Johannessen West, Director of Chapter House Corpora. tions ; Isabel Cramer, Evelyn Peters Kyle Award Recipient ; Adrienne H . Mitchell, Pro vince Co· ordinator Fraternity Excellen ce ; and many o th e rs me nti o ne d th ro ug ho ut th is article . W e we re es pecia ll y ple ased to mee t Sara h j a ne P aul · So n Vanasse , former Grand President ; and \

Cali forn ia Eta AlumnClt Adv is ory Comm ittee cha irma n Potty Jone. Jenne • • , Ph i Prov ince Pre. ldent Erne,'lne Ga rc:l a Oh llon .

Marianne Reid Wild, Grand President Emeri· tus t who presented the chapter a spirit award fr om Arrowmont, called " Uncle Smokey."

Excitement was at a peak, and the "almost initiates" were eagerly awaiting initiation the next morning.

Initi a ti o n a nd In st a IIationAt Last!

The big day started brig ht and ea rl y fo r t he 35 "a lmost initiates" and th e t wo honor pledges Many alumn., from t he state of California were present, and many guests from other chapters in the province also attended. Each of us was privileged to be initiated by the Grand President; and at the end of the day, the entire chapter was officially installed. We had finally made it, and the youngest Pi Phi chapter was alive and healthy!

Evening festivities were held at the Airporter Inn , where a huge banquet was given in our ho no r. We received many gifts , many excit· ing and sentimental letters and telegrams. and a tremendous amount of Pi Phi love as Pi Phi ' s baby chapter. The evening went entirely too fast with dinner, introductions, songs, gift presentations, the Loving Cup ceremony, speakers, and the two T.G.c.s performing the Candle Lighting Ceremony.

The weekend was over Sunday after a model chapter meeting and a lovely reception for our family and friends It is impossible to express the deep and sincere gratitude we felt as the weekend c ame to a reluctant end .

T o Grand Coun cil and the many other na · t io nal o ffi ce rs wh o ha ve gi ven so muc h ; to th e m any al umn <l:: clu bs and ch apte rs who sent ( C ort/in/l ed o n pag e 34 )

Recipe For Sisterhood

by S ALLY STE ITZ, Calif ornia Et a

A Pi Phi A Pi Phi, you say. Am I a Pi Phi?

Just five months ago I couldn·t have pointed out a Pi Phi from a piece of pie! Yet now I can even give you the recipe, filled with ever so many spices and sweets.

My first taste began with a nibb le of Pi Phi divinity, served in a sparing portion, so that a mere sampler as myself could savor its richness It seemed the more I tasted, the more I hungered for that dainty delicacy favored among the angels. As the weeks pressed on, my hunger developed into a refined appetite, to be satisfied only by the finer sweets in life.

I yearned for love, trust, and security. Soon I found that all of these delights were in my very midst hidden beneath the wine and silverblue . They were all together in Pi Beta Phi, all together in my own piece of pie

A spice of sincerity, an herb of honesty, fruits of faith, with an outer crust of creativity-such are the ingredients of a Pi Phi sisterhood , f ollowing the straight path led by the tail of a golden arrow.

Amy N' lIon , pr.,ldent of CalifomIa Eta .

Travallng Grad"ata Co"n,alo,. Ann Staga, laft, and Molly Cra " or, right, flank California Eta ' , Grad"ota Co"n lor, Francaa Hoall.an.

Daborah Uncoln , laft abova, chat, wllh p,.,ldant ' ond Mn . Gena ."dig of IlIInol' Slota Unlnn lty . "low, lII inol ' Iota ', Grad...ata Co"n •• lor Anita Swa in.

Karen Guice Is Awarded Fellowship

Karen Sue Guice, a graduate of New Mexico State University and a member of one of Pi Beta Phi 's newest chapters, New Mexico Beta, has been named recipient of the Pi Beta Phi Fellowship for 1974-75 .

Karen has comp leted ten semester hours in graduate school in chemistry and is now attending medical school at the University of New Mexico. She received her bache lor of sci-

Koren Su. Gu ice, New Mulco leta

fOce degree with honors from New Mexico State University in January, 1973. She was initiated into Pi Phi in her junior year when the New Mexico Beta chapter was installed, and was elected its lirst Vice President of Mental Advancement. Positive scholarship innovations, begun during her term of office, are being car· ried through by the active chapter at this time.

Following her freshman year at Baylor University, Karen transferred to N.M.S.U. and that year was Grand Worthy Advisor of New Mexico Rainbow for Girls, member of the state executive committee of Rain bow and attended the Grand Assembl y in Canada. She was named to the Dean·s List during all four college years, and her cumulative GPA was 3.564 .

One of the highlights of her junior year occurred when the National &ience Foundation

awarded Karen a grant for research. She also accepted responsibility in her church by serving as a member of the Presbyterian Campus Ministry Formulation Committee.

"Outstanding and deserving are words attributed to Fellowship caliber Pi Phis, but when these words describe Karen, they should have stars around them!" These are words from one of the letters of recommendation accompanying Karen's Fellowship application.

Another letter says, "She relates well with others and she readily puts one at ease by her happy countenance She smiles a lot. Because of this collection of attractive features of personality and style, I find her to be an unusually receptive student and a joyful person to be with."

Karen's chapter office continued through the faU semester of her senior year. Along with those duties, she was always willing to participate in the many chapter projects and activities . She was named to Who'J Who 111 Am.,iean Col/eges and Universities, Outstanding Young Women of Ameri ca, and was ch ose n New Mexico Maid of Cotton. She continued her participation in Rainbow as a member of the state executive committee and served as vice president and secretary of the Local Operating Committee for Presbyterian Ministry.

Karen's dream came true when she entered medical school last fall-a dream that had its beginnings when she was in junior high school. While in medical school she is a member of the sex education committee and on the Women in Medicine committee.

Celebrate Birthda ys

A monthly birthday party is being celebrated by the Pi Phis at West Virginia Alpha. Instead of the usual individual celeb rati ons for different sisters, it was decided to hold one large celebration on the /irst Sunday of every month to honor all girls whose birthdays fall during the partirular month.

Housemother Frances Black is in charge of ordering the cake and setting up the table and pun ch . It ' s a good way t o get everyone together after the weekend and this way no one living out of the house is ever forgotten.

T r av elin g Cou n selors NamedFor 1974 -75

The opportunity to travel throughout th e United States and into Canada, visiting chapters, helping with rush, training officers, leading retreats, answering questions , sharing new ideas, explaining "reasons why," and. above all, making hundreds of new friends--these are a few of the many objectives and benefits of Pi Beta Phi's Traveling Graduate CounseJors.

Two new graduating seniors have been chosen to tour the provinces for Pi Beta Phi during the year 1974 -75. Janis Coates, Maine .Alpha , and Carol Wood, Illinois Epsilon, will be living out of suitcases during the next school year. As with those who have held the position before them, they will find the life inviting. exciting. and enlightening .

Jan was graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelor degree in education/ science. She was very active in her chapter and on campus, and was chosen for membership in a number of hon o r societies. including being named All -Maine Woman. As president of the Panhellenic Council, she has worked with many fraternity field secretaries and national officers.

Traveling will no t be something new for Jan In the summer of 1972 she secved as an escort for two young girls as they biked for forty days touring the British I sles She has been a sailing instructor during summers and a skiing instructor in winters.

In explaining her desire to become a coun· selor, Jan says, " Through my work in Pi Phi, I developed a strong love for the Greek sys-

tem and fo r Pi Phi. To th is d ay Pi Phi has given to me its best. By app lying for this position I feel pride as a Pi Phi, excitement, and a feeling that I want to give Pi Phi my best. I would like to have the opportunity to share my Greek love and experiences as well as to help others obtain respect, understanding, and fulfillment as a member of our Fraternity."

Carol Wood is a Northwestern University graduate with a bachelor degree in psycho logy . She too served her chapter in many capacities, including the office of president. As such, she attended the national Convention in Hot Springs last summer Among her campus activities were Wildcat Council, a student public relations organization, and the Student sory Council. In 1972, she participated in the N U Summer Language Seminar in the Soviet Union .

Because of her interest and curiosity in Pi Beta Phi, she organized and worked with the chapter archives for three years. ''This experience," says Carol, "has given me a great sense of pride in and knowledge of Pi Pbi heritage and chapter history ." She has visited Gatlinburg also and has found the lirst hand know ledge of our nationa l p h ilanthropy to be indispensable during her teem as president.

"The primary reason for my interest in the position of Traveling Graduate Counselor," said Carol, "is a realization of what Pi Beta Phi has given to me, the potential it holds for others, and my desire to help make the experience of Pi Phi membership as beneficial to as many others as possible."

Carol Wood, I1l1nol. Ep.llo n, I.ft: Jan Coa"" Ma ine A lp ha .

UHizzoner" Is Her Honor In Lawrence

] n a his toric, unanimous vote on April 10, 1973, th e city commissio n elected Na ncy Schne ll i H amb leton, Pennsy lvani a Gamm a, mayo r of Lawre nce, Kansas-th e firs t woman ever to h old t he post. Unti l th at mome nt, she had been the city's first woman commission, elected to that post in the fall of 1970

These two firsts are credited to a woman who never even planned to become involved in city government. However, the Citizens Com · mittee for Good Government urged Nancy to run for the commission, based on her work with the League of Women Voters and other civic organizations. The rest is history.

As mayor, Nancy's main duty is presiding over the weekly city commission meetings and setting the direction of the commission's ac· tivities "The job really does require a lot of homework," she says. "The reading is can· stant, with lots of reports, and then I still have things to do as a wife and homemaker." She spends between 20 and 40 hours a week on h er job

Nancy's h usband, William , is director of the Kansas Geological Survey and a KU professor. " He's a very understanding husband who encourages me and keeps up with a rather wild schedule," she says. Son Jeff, 20, is a KU stu· dent, and Ann , 22, attended KU for two years. The family has lived in the university city of 45,000 for 28 years. 12

Nancy is a loyal Pi Phi and recently served as chainnan of the alumna:: advisory committee for K ansas A lp h a. She attended the Hot Springs Convention and returned to share many ideas wit h her club .

Mrs . Hambleton hopes to encourage more women to become active in city politics and calls them a great resource and one not fully utilized . ]n a newspaper interview following her election, she said, "W omen are just as ca· pable as men and I think it's time they should be encouraged to develop their talents. Women's rights is not the big problem right now. I think at this stage we need to encourage women to participate."

Her job includes many public appearances. She writes her own speeches because "no one else sounds like me ."

As the governing body of a university town , the city commission has made an effort to get acquainted with students by inviting members of the Student Senate executive committee foe a luncheon meeting and encouraging their su8· gestions.

" You ngsters ha ve some ideas that are pretty good," says Nancy, "an d I think they have the feeling that we're accessible. One thing, though, that they realize after coming to some of our meetings is that there are no simple solutions to all problems."

(Co"Ii"Med 0" pille 43)

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Unity Is Achieved In Greek Workshop

by LYNSEY OSTER North Dd ola AlphA

The second annual Greek Workshop for the Upper Midwest (GWU M) was held last No· vember at the University of North Dak ota. Ap p r oximately 100 delegates attended, represent· ing fraternities and sororities from North Dakota, South Dakota , Minnesota , Iowa, Wisconsin, Montana, and Manitoba, Canada. The objectives stated for this works hop were to bring together Upper Midwestern Greeks so as to create an atmosphere of true communication and organization; to give each participant the opportunity to share in new ideas for applica. tion in his own organization; to stimulate internal unification; and to establish an atmo· sphere of awareness as to the role of Greeks on college campuses today.

In o rder to achieve these goals, the workshop was divided into nine small group discussions with time allocations allowing each delegate to attend six of the nine. The topics covered in these small groups were rush, pledge education , community service, alum ni affairs, scho larship, chapter housi ng, campus involvement, Greeks within Greeks, and the advan· tages of being Greek. Two from UNO were assigned to each topic to keep the dis· cussions in motion.

The culmination of the workshop was on Sunday when resolutions were reached and South Dakota State University was chosen as

the site of GWUM '74. As the delegates rose to leave, one could scan the room and see that the objectives had heen achieved. There were many smiling faces and minds filled with new ideas for their chapters.

Unity had been achieved for the Greeks of the Upper Midwest!

Wyoming Initiate Is Consistent Rodeo Winner

There are few of us in our impending aged. ness, who can even remember our eighth birth· day, much less what we did at that tender age!

Deby Hall, a spring initiate of Wyoming Alpha chapter, has heen rodeoing since she was eight and is attending the University of Wyo· ming on a rodeo scholarship

Deby hails from Scottsbluff, Nebr. She was very active in rodeo through out high school and has numerous honors lOduding all·around win· ner at the Chadron State Lit tle Britches rodeo and all·around winner at the Martin Little Britches for two years. Her specialty events are 13

barrel racing, goat tying, and break·away rop' ing

Nineteen year.old Deby is a freshman jour · nalism major who still finds time to be active in the house when she isn't on the road win· ning armloads of first places.

As a member of the U.W. Rodeo Team, Deby has heen competing throughout the reo gion since the fall of 1973. Most recently , Deby was the first runner·up to the Powder River Belle, the queen of the uramie Ri ve r Rendezv ous, the University sponsored rodeo. At this time she is ranked among the top ten break·away ropers in the region.

North Dakota and South Dakoto PI MI ls aHendlnl GWUM Included Ibaell. I to rl Debb ie Nelson. Te,i Maule . Lynsey Oster. Mary lou Honsel . Nancy Clmpl. Seated: Sue Sw lden, Nancy Anderson Lourie Dummer· mlolth . Usa Dummermuth . Mary Stolk. Claud ia Hanson .

Yakima Tribe Honors Journ alist

by BARBARA ZUMWALT FARNAM

A lot of us know what's wrong with the world) and of us even know what ought to be done about it. But few of us really do anything. One who actually works at making things better is Mary Dodds Schlick , Iowa Gamma. Daughter of Josephine Hungerford Dodds and sister of Katheryn Dodds Fletcher, both of Iowa Gamma, Mary earned the chapter It.rny B. Onken award in 1946 Her life since then has been proof those Iowa Gammas knew what they were doing.

Mary graduated fr om Iowa State University in home economics. with a minor in journalism. She married William Schlick, who works for the Bureau of Indian Affairs as superintendent of the Yakima Indian Agency in Washington state. Along the way they had three children. Her activities cen ter around these facts.

She's been an editorial assistant for 117 I Home ComplJnioll magazine. taught home economics at Iowa State, supervised a consumer action program for the Distri ct of Columbia community action agency, and later was director for a nationwide program to upgrade the image of h ousehold employees, based in Washington, D.C. While in the Nation ' s capitol, she also edited a national newsletter for homemaking for the Ameri can Home Economics Association.

Mary became involved in cooperative preschools while in Washington, D .C. During her husband 's assignment on the Warm Springs reservation in Oregon she was chainnan of the organizing committee for the first cooperative preschool on an Indian reservation . That success ful kindergarten is now a Head Start school.

She is presently nutrition consultant for Head Start programs in the state of Washington , and was for three years general consultant for the Yakima Follow-Through program . She has designed a live-unit learning package for teaching the concepts of nutrition education to preschool children of the state. Planned Parenthood has just drafted her for its board.

Fo r several years Mary was assistant editor: of a weekly community newspaper, but no w writes only features, many highlighting Indian 14

concerns. In the December issue of Americal1 Indian Crafl! and CIIIIII", published in Tulsa , Mary's article on Yakima costumes appeared. She also conducts writing workshops for staHers of the Yakima tribal newspaper.

Through her work with health care, family life and children, and newspaper publicity, Mary and her husband have come to know the Indian people, and have been accepted by them to the extent that they were made members of a Yakima family and given names , Anapashin' Mii and Now Tah Look, at last spring's root feast.

Mary 's cu rrent project is the American H ome Economics Association's Center for the Family, which is headquartered in Washington, D .C. As part of the Center's IS -member advisory cou ncil , she is one of five appointed from the American H ome Economics Association membership . Among its major objectives is development of informational brochures dealing with current and proposed policies affecting the family. One of its lirst projects was compilation of a Facl Book 011 Ihe Anurica" Family to be off the presses this summer.

"The exciting thing about the center," says Mary, "is that it's zeroing in on family units - how people live together- and what can be done to help the family nurture healthy , happ y buman beings ."

This is what most of Mary ' s life has been about, and it pretty much sums up her attitude about her missi o n in the world. She has found a lot of "exc iting" things that ca n be done to make the wor ld a better place in whi ch to live

Green Wa v es Sw im To Pi Phi Beat

by D AINA BENNETI LolliJ;an. A.lpH

The Tulane Swim Team sports twenty dasb· ing swimmers and onc adorable manager, Louisiana Alpha Pi Pbi Debbie Darnell. Deb · b ie h as been manager for th e Gree n Wave team and a great morale booster!

O n th e firs t impulse, one migbt think that D ebbie' s job is ful l of fun and games, but afte r

talking to her it is realized that the job reo quires a lot of work and is extremely time consuming. Debbie says that ber responsibili. ties involve much paper work such as writing recruiting letters and keeping records of all of the team timings . Debbie also is in charge of video tape recording the team in their practices and assisting them and informiog them of any special problems. The time element comes in when Debbie has to go to the meets as well as to the practices.

Of course, the best is saved for last, as the saying goes. Being manager does have its as· sets and fun. Debbie is the only girl to eat at the athletic training table. Her various trips induded a week in Florida when the team went to the Independ ent Nationals When the team is recruiting, Debbie gets to take the recruits "out on the town." Debbie's charm and the city of New Orleans make it hard for a pro· spective swimmer to pass Tulane up!

Rush Retreat Features Skiis , Songs, Scenery

by KAREN DEVJNCENT, West V irg inia A lpha

Ski lodges and camping trips anyone? Wes t Virginia Alpha Pi Phis decided to start off the new year together by returning to school early after Christmas break for a rush retreat.

The gi [Is returned January 8 and made their way to a ski lodge at Chestnut Ridge to plan rush and practice new and old songs while en · joying the fun and the scenery. After return · ing home, rush committed again met, and out of these sessions came several new ideas including the development of a new kind o f rota· tion, the writing and production of a new melodramati c skit, and the selection of Better Beta Buddies .

Each gi rl selected a sister whom she wished to know better. During the week before rush, each girl kept a journal and just before rush started, everyone found out who her Better Beta Buddy was by receiving that person's jour· nal.

The senior elected secretly as the Spirit of Rush placed psych notes around the house and sent cong ratu l ations and small gifts to girls who deserved special recognition during rush. After preference night, the S.O.R. was an· nounced, along with the girl voted the best rusher.

Debb l. Da rnell , Lo", I.l ana Alpha , I tart , recruiting e a rly for the Tulane Sw im Team'

Thl. p in , honor badge of the Grand VI,. 'res ldent of Ph ll anthrop l.. wa. p,. n nted to the Fraternity by Ed ith

Whit ing Iowa Alpha It wal mod. by Hervey Crone for H.len Von Doom , an lS'" PI Phi H r monog,om I, on the gold p iece hong lng on the choin . H.len wa l a co",l n o f Ed it h Whiting '. mother and aun t, who w . ... Iowa Alpha PI Ph i. in 1 115 and 1 " 1 ""ped iv. ly.

Hervey Crane had a I.welry . tor. In MI . Plea . anl,

Iowa He 01.0 mode the flnl P E O p in•.

St. Louis Honors Distinguished Sisters

For the past 18 years, ten distinguished women have been selected each year by the St. Louis (Mo.) Globe·Democrat as Womeo of Achievement. The women are drawn from many walks of life, each fOllowing a tradition of service. Among those named as Women of Achievement for 1973 ace Jane Baur Spoehrer and Harriet Baur Sp>ehrer, Missouri Beta sis· ters who married brothers .

For the past 30 years Jane Spoehrer has of· fered her time and talents to a myriad of civic activi ties, fund drives, and phi lanthropic cf· forts. O n e theme-the care of troubled chil· dren-predominates her activities, however, and for that reason she was selected a Woman of Achievement for Youth Dedication.

For many years the emotionally disturbed young women at the Girl's Home, a United Fund agency, have benefitted from her efforts as a member of the board of directors. Her work at the St. Louis Children's H ospital has brought her the most recognition, however.

Twenty years ago she answered a call for vo lunteers at the hospital, and she's worked on that basis ever since. For eight years she pushed a cart of light refreshments for the parents of the sick children. Twelve years ago the hospital opened a coffee shop with the vol· unteers serving as waitresses. Outgrowing that, the coffee shop became a cafeteria, and it's expanding again . Proceeds from the shop are donated to the hospital.

Three years ago Jane was elected president of the 900·member Children's Hospital Auxil · iary and she has twice been re·e1ected to that

position. In addition to patient care, fund raising has become an increasingly impnrtant job for the auxiliary "The hospital's needs have grown and grown," Mrs . Spoehrer explained . "We have so much free care to give . We never turn a child down."

Harriet Baur Spoehrer shar.. the Woman of Achievement category of Youth Dedication with her sister . Her special community interest is also the St. Louis Children's Hospital , where her philanthropy made pnssible completion of the Hermann F. Spnehrer Children's Research Tower that was dedicated to her late hus · band's memory. She doesn ' t limit her contribu· ti on to financial gifts, however. She works at the information desk, as a regularly scheduled volunteer, and, on occas ion, has served in the lunchroom, taking orders, carrying trays of food, and deaning tables.

Although she worries about problems of crime arid drugs, Harriet finds much good in America's young peop le and , a. a naturally hopeful person, salutes the "majority who are good lcids ."

Harriet has been on the go much of her life but she praises her sister Jane as "the ac· tivist, who gets me involved." Those who know her consider her a genial friend, an unostentatious philanthropist and a hard.working volunteer. Her husband was a prominent St. Louis industrialist who served many years as president and board chairman of his fav orite philanthropy, Junior Achievement. Both she and her husband subscribed to the philoso. phy that whatever they received was theirs to share.

Volunteer service is a tradition in the Spoehrer family, as it was in the Baur family Jane and Harriet share the limelight for their dedication to young people.

JaM laur Spoehre,

Harriet lou, Spoehre,

Convention Skit

Is Earth Shaking!

When Pi Phis plan a surprise, they do it in a big way, though it may not turn out to be quite as expected!

The Springfield (Mo.) Alumn., Club sent out notices before the September meeting announcing a covered dish picnic and promising a surprise during the evening. The surprise was supposed to be th e "We're Number 1!" skit from Convention.

As the Pi Phis were eating, a storm came up and all 55 tr ooped into the h ouse. During the enthusiastic rend ering of the first verse of the skit song, the group began to receive some unusuaJ "vibes" the floor shook, pictures fe ll from the wall, there were lou d popping sounds, and there was every evidence th at an earthquake was in progress! The group ran outside in the rain an d although the "quake" soon subsided, nobody wanted to return to the hou se . They went on home, lea ving dishes, picnic bask ets, purses, raincoats, etc.

When firemen were calle d to the scene, they dis covered that a layer of CO Dcrete had collapsed on top of the concrete block floor supports, and although some floor sag result ed, no serious damage was found.

"We' re Number 1!" was a big h it at Convention, but in Springfield, it brought down the house-the living room, anyway!

Scholarships Available

New York City Panhelleruc has voted to award three $300 scholarships to fraternity women doing graduate work at a college or university in the New York City area during 1974-75 These grants will be made in September, 1974. Those interested should request an application from Mrs . Kelso Sutton, 2 Tudor City Place, New York, N Y. 10017, and shou ld return the completed form by August 1, 1974.

During 1973-74 New York City Panhellenic awarded two scholarships for $300 each to students doing graduate work at New York University School of Education and Columbia University Graduate School of Business.

Musical Production Is Stunts Winner

by D EBRA COWART India,a Gamma

On March 9, the Ind iana Gamma chapter of Pi Beta Phi participated in Geneva Stunts, and we won!

Every year, the YW-YMCA of Butler University presents Geneva Stunts. This is a competition between housing units, where each ocganization can compete sing ly or paired , and we were paired with the Sigma Chis. The housing units put on a 12 minute one-act musical production; ours was a takeoff on "Sou th Pacific" called "Belly High." It featured two songs: " We Gotta Catch Miss Fitch Her Final Match" to the tune of ''I'm Gonna Wash that Man Right Out of My Hair" and " He Is Someone We Can Blame" to the tune of "There is Nothing Like A Dame."

Basically our production was about a group of sailors under the guidance of Captain Charles, who had been stranded on an island since World War II. A group of elite boarding school girls, protected by Miss Fitch, become marooned on the island also. The sailors and the girls decide to match Mi ss Fitch and Captain Charles together with the help of two storks, who also played the role of narrators with the job of "delivering" a baby nine months later.

This was the first time in four years that the Pi Phis or the Sigma Chis had participated in Stunts, so it was a pleasant surprise to end up on top .

Indiana Gammas perform dUring lutle, Unl'nnlty', Gen .... a Stunts with .... lIy High" prodlldlon ,

UOkie" Earns State's Highest Honors

Frances Rosser Brown, Oklahoma Alpha, is the recipient of the two highest awards obtainable in the state of Oklahoma Last May she was recognized by the University of Oklahoma when she was selected to receive the Distinguished Service Citation. This is the highest honor awarded by the University which does not gi ve honorary degrees.

Mrs . Brown was inducted into the Oklahoma HaJI of Fame during Oklahoma Heritage week last November.

These honors came in recognition of her "unselfish and unceasing efforts in behalf of her community and state."

In speaking of her, one friend said, " She is a modest, original, indomitable woman , semiinvalid for the greater part of her life, widely known both inside and outside of Oklahoma, who for the most part makes headlines for others.

"A volunteer publicist, she has helped to establish two hospitals in Muskogee and her stories have sparked all manner of community projects for which she has received recognition from her church, from the Elks, the Kiwanis and Sereptomist service clubs, and from Delta Kappa Gamma and the Da-ce-tah Indian Gub, the latter three organizations awarding her honorary membership "

A concrete accomplishment has been the fulfillment of her dream that a museum be created which would motivate the gifted Indians of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek, 11

and Seminole Tribes. In the original Indian Agency Building, on Honor Heights overlooking the City of Muskogee, is hOw housed the heritage and hopes of those people in " The Five Civilized Tribes Museum. "

On the day of the opening of the Museum, April 16, 1966, the famed wood sculptor, Willard Stone, presented his "Two Seasons" to the Museum in her honor.

The Jerome Tiger painting "The Trail of Tears," which hangs in the Museum, bears the inscription "Presented in honor of Frances Rosser Brown in recognition of her dedication to community causes including the restoration and opening of this Museum."

Besides the Distinguished Service Award for her role in establishing the Five Civilized Tribes Museum, Mrs. Brown holds a Certificate of Merit for her role in keeping the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art in Oklahoma.

The Frances Rosser Brown Silver Pitcher Award is presented by P i Beta P hi to honor the Fraternity's former nationa l historian.

One observation has been made tha t this distinguished Pi Phi colors her exemplary life with wit as well as with dedication and wisdom . This trait was even recognized in her hjgh school days. The year of her graduation from the Muskogee Central High School the following comment appeared under her name in the school annual yearbook:

" When Minerva stomps her foot The bravest writhe and wriggleBut, Holy MackerelYou ought to hear her giggle!"

Just recently an author gave her one of his works. In the book he wrote in part "Frances Rosser Brown, Companion in Mirth."

Serves Internship

Marty Blakely, former treasurer of Indiana Beta, was chosen from among students at the Indiana University School of Business to serve o ne stmester on an internship in Dallas, Texas . She spent a busy four months as an assistant buyer for Sanger-Harris, a Dallas department store.

News of rrowmon

the craft school the cottage industry

Edited by ELEANOR BUSHNELL LEHNER of GOflernors

In the Arrowmont Pottery Worirshop. renowned Brltl.h ce,omlc a,tlst, Michael Cordew , Instrvcb 0 cia

SAVE COUPON $

!

A program to purchase greatly needed potters' wheels an d looms for A rrow· mont, throug h the General Mi lls coupon plan, is being launched by the Board of Gove rn ors .

Sin ce the price of a whee l is between $400·450, and a loom cos t s appr oximate· Iy $200·300, many th ousands of coupons wi ll be needed . T h ese coupons are found on packages of General Mills products, and P i P his and their fr iends are urged to cut out and save as many as possible during the summer months. I n Septem. ber, after counting the coupons and liot ing th e numbe r, they shoul d be gi ven to your club's Arrowmont chairman . If th e re is no dub in th e area, coupons may be sent direct ly to Mrs W R Ken· da ll , 4053 O' G rady, Co rpus Ch ris ti, T ex., 78413, th e bo ard membe r who will co· ordin ate th is drive.

A sk frien ds and re latives to help in t h is effortless way to furthe r equip the ceramic and weaving studios at Arrow. mont.

The September " round.up" of coupons will be followed by another in January

Community Workshop Has Enrollment of Forty

For the firs t time in some years, but in keeping with th e ea rl y Settleme nt School co n · cept of serving th e Gatlinburg a rea, a wo rkshop fo r th e co mmu n ity was st art ed Feb ru ary 4, to run for 10 consecutive M on d ay even ings at A rrowmon t.

Instructors for the course are two young graduate students in the Department of Crafts and Interior Design , College of Home Eco· n omics , at the Unive rsity of Tennessee . Wayne Deveney, from Conover. N.C., received his B.F.A. degree from W es tern Carolina Univer· sity and has received first place awards in weaving and textile design at the Annual Crafts and I nteri or Design Exhibition at the Univer· sity of Tennessee. Ed Cook , of Racine, Wise , has B.A. and M S degrees. He h as received first place in textiles at Mount Mary Coll ege in Milwaukee in 1969 an d first place in show at 51. Francis College in 1967. Both young men expect t o con tinue their study of textiles in Europe after graduation.

A n e nth usiastic group of f orty wome n-and o ne man-are l earn ing ti e- dye, ti e-ble ach, batik , qui lting, stitchery, applique, wrappi ng, twini ng, and looping Students pay for their own rna· terials and a minimal tuition charge They work at their own pace ; most are beginners, some are experien ced craftsmen.

Among the students are the Arrowmont Ad · ministrator, the ex-Administrato r, three Arrowm ont office girls, and Faye Cook and Vicki Ownby from th e Arrowcraft Shop .

In the Arrowmont Jewelry Studio, Huntle y Hilliard from 10111"'0"', Md ., ocqu l,.. a MW .klll .

Ed Cook, left , and Wayne Deveney we,. 'nllrudon fo, the community works hop thlt .pring . (U .T. Daily •• o ( on photo .)

Po tters M ar ket

T hru

Arrowcraft

Bill and Sue Ashley, natives of the Chattanooga area, have both turned to potting as a way of life and the Arrowcraft Shop in Gatlinburg is one of the marketers of their fine work.

Bill, after a tour of duty in t he Marine Corps, graduated with a B.A. in Fine Arts from the University of Chattanooga in 1965_ Following graduation he spent time working on a shrimp boat in the Florida Keys _ Later he became a member of the Merchant Marines, shipping from the West Coast to Vietnam

After returning to Chattanooga, he taught arts and crafts in the Hamilton County schools for five years, during which time h e also coached footba ll and wrestling During the summers he taught at the Chattanooga Art Institute and studied pottery under Charles Counts, at his studio in Rising Fawn , Ga. In June, 1973, Bill left his teaching career behind in order to become a full time potter

Sue graduated from the University of Chattanooga with a B.S. in elementary education in 1968. As a freshman she became a member of Pi Beta Phi and at various times served as music and program chairman in hee chapter. Foll owing graduation she taught second grade

for five years . During th.is time she con tinued study in the field of psychology at the U n iversity of Ten nessee at Chattanooga, travel ed in Europe, and studied pottery under Charles Counts.

Both Bill and Sue are now worki ng full from thei r home on Missionary Ridge, they rent an older home and have co n verted an out-building into a studio. Their work is sold mainly throug h craft sh ops in the su r·· rounding area and occasionally from their home studjo They enter a small number of craft shows but are known principally as producing craftsmen right now.

Both seem to feel that th e sa t isfaction and jndependence gained from the potter's way of life make the long hours and hard work worthwhile. Their aim is to produce sound, functional pottery that others will enj oy using

1111 and 5u. A.hl.y, ChottanoOSJG pott.... .

Sandy's Ceramics

Earn Many

Awards

Every Pi Ph i, as well as the other individuals who have attended Arrowmont, knows and admires Sandra 1. Blain, Assistant Director of Arrowmont from 1968 to present. Sandra is also Assistant Professor of Crafts and Interior Design in the College of Home Economics of the University of Tennessee. Pri or to coming On the staff at Arrowmont, she was a student at Arrowmont fo r severa! months.

Sandra h as received many awards for her pottery This year at the Fifth Biennial Ten· nessee Arts and Crafts Association Exhibit in Memphis, Tenn ., her ceramics were judged " Best In Show ." Her listing of exhibitions is long and impressive, spanning a period from 1964 to present. In the past year she has had several one man shows . " Just Pots" was the title of an exhibition by Sandr a at the Drummer Gallery, Knoxville, Tenn. The exhibit included over 100 hand built pieces, each with a suggestion of th e primitive. Subtle color combi nations with glazed and un· glazed surfaces and strong textural contrasts emphasized the seemingly ancient origin of the pieces. Pinch, coil, and slab methods of con· struction were used in creating the sculptural, but utilitarian , forms.

In speaking of her work , Sandra explains, "As a potter, I began using the wheel thrown technique of construction for almost all of my pieces, but I soon got tired of the overall same· ness and general emphasis on technicall y pro· ficient saleable items. My desire for simple, straightforward, earthy forms led me to the use of handbuilt construction techniques. I was thus ab le to manipulate the material in a free and spontaneous manner still realizing my ob-

jective of creating sculptural, but utilitarian, functional pots ."

Another one man show, " Pots for Plants " by Sandra, was exhibited at Ridgeway Gallery, Oak Ridge, Tenn., April 20 to May 25, 1974. Some of her pottery is always on exhibit in the Exhibit Gallery at Arrowmont or in the display cases on the Pi Phi Mall.

Sandra has published an environmental multi· media slide series which is a work of art . This series is available on a rental basis from Arrowmont.

Her honors have been many, including : chairman of education committee, Southern Highland Handicraft Guild, 1973·74; presi. dent, East Tennessee Craft Guild, 1972 · 15; Tennessee representative to American Craftsman's Council, 1971·72·73·74; Crafts Advisory Panel, Tennessee Arts Commission 1972-73· 74.

Pi Phi is indeed fortunate to have such a talented master craftsman as assistant director of Arrowmont. Such perfect teamwork-talent between Director Marian G. Heard and Assistant Director Sandra 1. Blain would be diffi· cult to duplicate.

lartl.tt Jon •• , Son 10fo.l, Calif. , aH.nd.d Arrowmont on a Icholarshlp oword.d by the Morin County Alumnm Club . H.r. h. u'.' th. facillti •• of the n.w wood-working ,'udlo.

Sondra L. Iioln , AIII.tant Ol,.clor, A"owmont

M tlng with th. Arrowmonl Boord of Goyemort ,.eenll,. we'. promiMnt Gatlinburg cltil_n. , I. to r , Mayor 1111 Mill. ; W F Moehlmann , a member of the Grea' Smoley Mountain Con ••rvatlon Association; liII Postl.waite, own.r of Th. MCH.In,oin Preu ; H.len Depp. Vollmar, lOG choinnan ; Dr David loy, pr.,lden' of Rotory Club ; Hllb.rt kbb, prilewinning architect of Arrowmon' School.

LUNCHEON AT ARROWMONT

Oth.r prominent II"'.'" we,.,!. to r., O J. MoIIU otlle., of the Soulhem Highland Guild ; O T CoUeH vic. pr•• ldenl of Kiwanl. ; Min I.rnlc. Steven., malt., craftsman with Twelve O••lgner Crofhman ' , Shop ; Charl •• Simm., Ex· alt.d Rul., of Elks; Wade King , South.rn Highland Handicraft Guild ; Coraline Mill, Riddle , Administrator of Anowmont and Arrowcroft.

HOW NICE !

(&iIO"1 The following letter was rtetivt'd. by Elizabeth Turner Orr, Grand. President. Sharon Smith Pierce is a former Traveling Graduate Counselor, is Pi Beta Phi "s Director of Panhellenics, and is Assistant Director of Student Activities at Western Michigan University.)

Dear Mrs. Orr,

Just wanted to take this opportunity to com· ment on Pi Beta Phi's Sharon Smith Pierce! Her dedkation, creativity, enthusiasm , and can· cern for the Fraternity system and the college envi ronment at Western Michigan University has inspired many of us. Sharon came to West· ern at a critical time for the Greeks-the adm inistration was quest ioning our existence, the student body was anti everything; and perhaps the worst part was that the Greeks, them· selves, had no idea what being in fraternities and sororities really meant . in other words, mos t of us did not know (or maybe did not beli eve ) tha t our membership was an honor and not a big joke. Few sororities trusted each other and there was no such thing as "Panhellenic Cooperation" - in fact, Panhel meant rush and that's about all there was to it. Now, about two years later, our Panhellenic Association is perhaps one of the strongest and most influential organizations on Western 's campusbecause we have learned the importance of working together from Sharon. She has made such an impact on my sorority that we want to wri te a special article for our national publication featuring her. Sharon stays at our house when Steve is out of town and has become a part of us-in fact, the girls get upset when he comes back from his trips and Sharon leaves!! She has inspired many women into attempting a career in student personnel and / or working as field secretaries for their own national sororities.

I guess the whole point of this letter is not only to let you know how much Western ap' preciates her, but to thank Pi Beta Phi for in· spiring her to go on after college and work with the Greek system. Sharon obviously learned an awful lot during her college experi· ences about people as an active member of your sorority. I've never seen anyone enjoy her work as she does-anyone who can work eight

hours a day at the office, stay in for lunch and work on material for Pi Beta Phi, go to a couple of meetings every night and then work more on sorority correspondence when she gets home after a two hour drive is either quite dedicated-or a bit crazy! Pi Beta Phi was the first exposure Sharon had with the Greek system and there are an awful lot o f people at W.M.U. who are grateful that this experience was good, because she has passed on her knowledge and enthusiasm to all of us .

Thank you for letting me share some thoughts, and best wishes to an outstanding or· ganization of women.

Sincerel y,

SHARON LYNN GEORGE Sigma Sigma

Sigma Past President

Love Wide and Full of Pi Phi

My world was little and cozy tight, Snug and smug in its dim half.light; And, though it was too small inside For me to stretch my arms out wide Or let me stand up straight and tall, This annoyed me not at all. I crouched in my small world each day, Content to doze the hours awayTill a stray sunbeam, quite lost, I'm sure, Found its way through a crack in my door. A wandering through it might have seemed But it shone with a brightness I'd never seen, And it l ighted my world's dimlit way. And it tempted me forth to a sunbright day, Into a new world, high and wide! With outstretched arms to embrace it all, I felt my soul stand st raight and tal l ! And I knew that I cou ld never go back To that little world with its pitiful lack Of all that made life glow and shine. Now that this wider world was mine. So I dosed the door and I turned the key On that little world and that little me, And I raised my face to the open sky, In a world love ·wide and full of Pi Phi. PennJylvallia EpJilon

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SCAN Offe rs Help To Abusive Parents

by DORRIS KARCHER WELLING

IJII/# Rod A.C.

SCAN, Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect, is a non-profit organization to help abusive mothers and fathers learn constructive chil d rearing_ SCAN in Arkansas is directed by Sharon Raney Pallone, Virginia Alpha and Arkansas A lp ha, and has been in operation since August, 1972. It is one of two such organizations in the nation to offer help to parents who have a child abuse prob lem.

The workers of SCAN are concerned citizens, all volunteers and mostly mothers, who have compassion for distressed families. Following a thorough training program taught by professionals, these workers are designated lay therapists who usually serve two cases annually, make regu lar family visits, and stand by on 24 hour emergency caU. Presently, there are 54 SCAN workers in Little Rock, North Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, Fayetteville, and Russell ville.

Most SCAN workers are college graduates, with some having masters degrees. Their purpose is to provide support to abusive parents in a non-critical way, to "mother the mother so she can mother her child," and to encourage her to seek community service that can help relieve family stresses.

Sharon has served as co-chairman of the Little Rock Literary Council and has served as state chairman. She is a member of the Arkansas Council for Child Protection, a guest member of the University of Arkansas Medical Center Child Protection Committee, and is on the SCAN Board. Recently she was designated a special investigator for the prosecuting attorney's office.

Sharon, herself, stands by on emergency call and has been known to respond to a call from the Little Rock jail at midnight on Saturday night. She also speaks at churches, civic, and service organizations, by invitation, to cultivate interest in the community and state about child abuse.

Sharon is married to Sam A. Pallone and has two sons, Pete, 6, and Mike, 4. She is a for-

mer professional tennis player and consistent winner in national golf tournaments. At present scuba diving is her greatest interest when she "can find the time."

Sharon was initiated at Virginia Alpha, Randolph-Macon, in 1958. After transferring to the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, she served as president of Arkansas Alpha for two years. She was a recipient of the Amy Burnham Onken chapter award and is listed in Who'J Who in A.merican College] and UniverJititl. Following graduation she became a graduate counselor for Pi Phi at Mississippi Southern where she did graduate work in psychology. Sharon also took part in the installation of Arkansas Beta in 1963. She is a member of the Little Rock Alumn", Oub.

"I am convinced that the cyclic problem of child abuse (an be arrested if we who have experienced adequate parenting will reach out to abusive parents in a non judgmental, compassionate, and finn manner. This type of treat· ment is extremely effective when the SCAN worker is willing to devote at least twenty hours a week with a family . I base my opinion o n statisti cs---SCAN provided services to over 300 families with a child abuse problem in one year. We have seen NO re-occurrences of abuse in any of these families, " Sharon said.

Sharon Roney Pollan. IArkan . a. Gazett. photo )

Flv. of the eight theerleaders at the Un iversity of Aritonlol at Li"le lodl: 0" members of Arleonlol leta PidurMi are SUlon MoM" Debbie l ive,s , Pam od• • Cheryl Surratt and Beth Dov lel

P.I.G. Is Answer To Spring Diet Woes

by AM Y WEGENE R Iowa Gamma

As th e weat her gets warmer, and the clothes get skimpier, most girls come to a rat her un· pleasant realization: It's time for The Spr ing Diet. The mere thought of trying on last year's bathing suit is quite enough to put anyone on a diet. Here we go again two solid months of cottage cheese, Carnation Slender, and Diet Pepsi. And with the very best of intenti o ns we utter those familiar words "and this time it is for good !"

This year the Iowa Gamma Pi Phis have decided to add a l ittle zip to that inevitab le spring ordeal. In keeping with the sorority interest group idea, we have developed • Physical Interest Group, affectionately referred to as P.I .G. Our group consists of approximately ten Pi Phis with a burning desire to "fit into that suit if it kills me!"

Nightly, we don our "jog togs " and head to the gym for a quick mile or more Our industrious endeav ors wi ll not on ly benefit the body (also appeasing the starch -covered and guilt-ridden conscience), but the house will ga in intramural points for every mile jogged

N ote : An excellent way to meet fellas, particularl y when one wears her Pi Phi jersey with her name spe lled boldly o n the back . A s soon as we can fit into our bathing suits we a re going to st art checking out th e surf·side scene at the pool!

Greeks Denounced; React To Criticism

by TRACEY McNAMARA Yo,,i Gamma

Recently the Greek system was subject to large scale criticism at St. Lawrence University. While reviewing its own aims, the university questioned the va l ue of fraternities and sororities on campus. The administration and fam l ty publ icly denounced the Greek system as promoting an "anti-intellectual" atmosphere which had no place in a university setting. Articles in the school paper posed • direct challenge to all St. Lawrence fraternities and sororities to prove them wrong.

I n response, the New Y ork Gamma ch apter of P i Bet Ph i organized a stu dent-faculty afternoon in an atte mp t to bridge the communication gap. Professors and families were invited to spend an afte rn oon sampl ing th e culinary treats of th e siste rs an d th eir colleagues Tours of the house were given to th ose wh o h ad never once set foo t in a so ro rity ho use.

The in itia l uneasiness was soon replaced by flowing conversation and a free exchange of ideas. In the process , the individual wh o had most vehemently criticized the Greek system admitted that his purpose in doing SO was to prompt us into action . He felt that as a closely knit, united group, sororities and fraternities had an excellent base for achieving ends which requhe group cooperation He believed in the in t rinsic dynamic force of a Greek organization which he had yet to see being used to its fullest. Granted, being in a sorority does enhance social skills and perhaps teaches some individual responsibility. But he fe lt that it cou ld become much too easy to lose sight of our responsibilities, not only to Our sisters but to those of the campus and community as well. He felt the Greek system at S.L.V . had degenera ted to a strict l y social organization and h e hoped to see some proof of change.

Perhaps th e slap in the fa ce was what we needed at St. Lawrence It forced us out of our complacency, and challenged us to reevalu· ate ou r aims an d directives. The outcome was, in our opi ni on, quite healthy. It encouraged the soul -sea rching and th ought which aide d each sister in redefining her role as a sorority woman .

So You Want to Go Back to College

by HOLLY MILLER

Blame it on the gray-haired lady who substituted in your bridge club last week. Midway through your sole attempt at a Grand Slam , she casually announced she was entering Com· munity H osp ital the following day for tests Before you could offe r condolences. she ex· plained she was a student nurse alx>ut to em· bark upon her clinical work.

At your age ?" You almost blurted out, checking yourself just in time .

Actually her ambition and enthusiasm were co nt agious. You felt wistful, and slightly envious of h e r spunk. H ow often you had e ntertained the th o ug ht of returning to school! The provisional teacher's license that accom· panied your Bachel or's degree expired years ago. Only an M.A. would reinstate you in the eyes of the State Teachers' A ssociati o n now. If a woman several years your senior could play Cherry Ames , co uldn't you do a tw o semeste r rendition of "Betty Co-ed?"

If this sounds familiar , join the club. Each year tho us ands of "matro ns" ree nlist in the ranks of academica either to complete or to further their educations. If yo u happen to be o ne of the liberated throngs contemp lating ree ntry into university life, wait just a minute . Before you sharpen your pencils or dash down to W oolworth's for a Goldenrod Tablet, let me advise you of the pitfalls of middle-age matriculation which I encountered on my recent return to student life . Let's "trip-out" together to the current college scene and see how you fit into the picture.

The first obstacle to surmount on the come· back trail to higher education is the enrollment procedure. This is an endurance test designed to weed out the less than hardy student bodies. After transferring transcripts, filling out forms in triplicate, obtaining a student J.D. (complete with fetching portrait), registering the family car, and allixing a parking permit on the rear window, you feel you've already sur· vived a degree-the third degree, that is.

Upon acceptance, you are deluged with university correspondence. All mail is addressed: To T he Parents of (your name) Included are offers o f insurance policies, order blanks for a yearbook and class ring, and an invitation to a TEKE smoker (apparently they failed to notice the Ms. preceding your husband's name.)

Th e fir>t day of school finds you nervously scanning the closet fo r something appropriate to wear. Y our fingers pause briefly at the three piece double knit suit, bought o n your last trip to Florida. You wisely pass it by , knowing that h ig h heels and hose would brand you immediately as a Senior Citizen-1960 variety. You don't want to appear that obvi ous , so you opt for the more casual.

Whoops, something's wrong. Strolling across campus to your first class, you notice seve ral students eyeing your knee socks, saddle shoes, and pleated skirt curiously. Sometime within the last twelve years the uni versity must have adopted an officia l student uniform. Blue jeans, tee·shirts and boots now seem to be in order.

You're shocked by the apparent decline of student morals. H alf the girls are wearing maternity tops but are sans wedding rings. Two days later you notice with re li ef these same ((reds hav e rej oined the tee·shirt masses and you realize the maternity tops actually were smocks. Very camp. You make a mental note to purchase o ne fir>t chance you get.

Y our classes see m an exhilarating change from The Edge 0/ Night, DaYl of Our Li vel, and Allo/her I/Vorld. Alth o ug h one professor is five years your junior, you squelch th e desire to ca ll him "son."

Y ou find yourself constantly enlightening your family and friends on the wonder> of Advanced Linguistics, Introduction to Black Studies, and Ecology 500

"Just think, this same water 1 used to make coffee, once spent two days at the Sewage Treatment Plant." You marvel to your husband

this pattern of education, which though interrupted (usually by marriage) either before or after college graduation, can be picked up with renewed confidence and m otivation in middle life

So, be happy that, based on these first 13 good -luck years, continuing education is yours

THE ARROW OF P I lETA PHI for the asking. Plan ahead for it, if you are 20. Brush up with it, if you'", 40. And it's not too l ate to pamper yourself with it, if you ' re 60 or even 70 As Elizabeth Cless comments, " We believe that little else can so effectively resolve the excruciating dilemma of today's intelligent woman ."

Attention Mar y land Betas

This year is the 30th anniversary of our chapter's founding! Come and celebrate with us on Sunday, October 20th, from 1·4 P.M ! Plan to spend the weekend in College Park. Before watching the Terps in the Homecom· ing classic on Saturday, October 19th at 1 :30 P.M.-<:ome visit the Pi Phi house-yes, good old #12 Fratemity Row-and enj oy a delicious pre·game buffet at 12:00 n oon Sunday features a happy reunion of al l the Mary l and Betas. Plenty to eat and lots of memories will be highlig h ted by a program given by a distinguished Pi Phi speaker. Maryland Beta actives and pledges hope many alumn., will be able to be with us on this memorable occasion .

Missionary Trip Is Inspirational

Last summer, Texas Gamma's P am Martin had an opportunity to go to Malaysia and South China as a summer missionary. She traveled with the First Baptist Church of Amarillo for a three-week mission trip. The thirty adults and twenty students traveled all along the coast of Malaysia in a bus. They visited many youth groups , YMCA groups, and school chil· dren. Included in the trip were a visit to Hong Kong and one to Japan.

Pam said about her trip. " Amazing as it may seem, I had the opportunity to see Christ work miracles in hundreds of young Budd hist, H indu, and Isl amic l ives It's thrilli ng to me, as I look back over my trip , what a fantastic experience it was. Let us never forget to always thank the Lord for all our many blessings here in Amer· ica."

Pam has entertained the chapter by showing slides of her trip. and she has been an inspiration to everyone.

by SA LL Y H O LT, Texas Gamma

Pam Martin IboHo n'l ro w ce nt.rl a nd Ann Moore with their new Christian frien ds from lpoh Ioys School. In Ma la .,.la.

Maribeth Zay Is Named Butler's Best

by BETSY MITCHELL Indiana Gammll

Maribeth Zay, past president of Indiana Gamma and ·74 June graduate, was recently named Butler University·s Most Outstanding Female Student for 1974 .

On campus, Maribeth has been involved in the Student Assembly Lecture Committee; Angel Flight pledge trainer; YM- YWCA; and the Association of Women Students.

Maribeth is also a member of Mortar Board, Pi Alpha Theta, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Phi Kappa Phi

She has been an outstanding member of Pi Beta Phi, having served as president this past year, vice president of moral advancement, chapter historian, and her pledge class treasu rer.

Maribeth also was Indi ana Gamma·s delega te to the 1973 National Convention in Hot Springs and was chairman of the Tpeta -Zeta

Marlb.th lay , Indiana Gamma

Province Officer Worksh op which was held at rndiana Gamma last March.

Maribeth will enter the Indian a University Law School in the fall. She served as an intern for the City·County Council and will continue work there.

Province Clubs Support Scholarship Fund

by JEAN B. WEAVER, Cleveland-WesIA.C .

A gif t to keep Pi Ph is IN Pi Phi-that is the idea behind the Eta Province Scholarship Fund .

Begun over two years ago as a project of the Cleveland-West Alumn., Club, the fund is now being supported by donations from most of the alumnre clubs in the province . Monies are provided not to keep girls in school, but rather to keep them in Pi Phi. Many of our collegians work to help pay their school expenses and some come to the conclusion that they must give up their Fraternity membership in order to remain in school. This is where the alumnz step in with a grant to cover a girl·s local dues or some other expense and thereby keep her wearing that arrow. Twentyone grants have been made since the inception of the project, ranging in amount from $50 to $150 The reas ons given for needing the grants have been as varied as the amount of monies sent!

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have always aided ··their" girls, but this is the first time that an entire province has joined to offer outright gifts. These confidential grants are availab le to Ohio Pi Phis-girls attending Ohio schoo ls or Ohio residents going to school out of state. Information is available through Barbara Olsen, Eta Alumnre Province President, through club presidents, or the ClevelandWest Alumn., Club Scholarship Committee which administers the fund and selects the recipients . The amount of the grant is determined by financial need, family responsibilities, a girl·s scholarship, her activities-bo th in Pi Phi and on campus-and AAC recommendation.

Most satisfying is the knowledge that through this fund we show our interest and concern by giving a girl the help she needs . We hope that our Eta Province helping hand·· proves in a very tangible way that the friendship and loyalty of Pi Beta Phi continues to grow long past college days!

R unner

Holds W o rld Ma r at ho n Record

"A little old lady in tennis shoes" might describe Ruth Purney And erso n , Nebraska Beta, except for the fact that she's far from being a little old lad y, and her ten nis shoes are track shoes instead! Ruth , a resident of Oakland, Ca lif., broke her own world record for masters women marathon runners last February 10, when she ran the 26 mile 38' yard course in three hours, 20 minutes!

Ruth is on the staff of the Lawrence Radia · tion lab in livermore, Calif., dealing with radio·active isotopes . Her husband, John, a vet· erinarian, says it was Ruth 's rusto m to go to the large swimming pool at the lab during her noon hour. One day she found the pool closed for repairs, so she joined some of her friends in a bit of a jog around the area. She enjoyed it, but what she really liked was the fun of doi ng this with her friends , since she went home pretty stiff. As time went on, she and her associates ventured out farther until she was running about six miles daily.

"The running became easier." says John, "but there were some cather strange changes taki ng place. She was beginning to feel much better, alive! She los t about 20 pounds . . . and I found a new girl. 1 am almost a nut on the topic of how our family, including myself and Our daughter, Rachel, have enjoyed this exercise together."

Ruth entered several races last year bf:fore she and two teammates from the Lawrence Lab tearn went to Phoenix last December where she nest broke the world's record for w omen over 40, in spite of the fact that s he pulled a ten· don in her foot four miles from the finish line. It was in Ph oenix dur ing the Fiesta Bowl foot· ball game that Ruth had a second memorable moment. She was introduced to and cheered by a crowd of nearly 70,000. In winning this maratho n, Ruth received a trophy, T -shirt, plaque, and ti ckets to the Fiesta Bowl.

"Victo ry, or even entry, in the Phoenix Marathon would not have heen possible with out Cathy Switzer," said Ruth . " Switzer broke the AAU 's ban o n women in marathons with he r militant entry into th e Boston Marathon a few years ago."

The February marathon in San Mateo, Calif., was a nation al race and Ruth bettered her own world's record time by about , minutes

Ruth was born in Omaha, Nebr., just 44

She has heen running just a little over a year, and is self-coached.

Her husband J ohn says, " Ruth fell upon a sport that she enjoys and is healthful and that she excels in. It so happens that Rachel and I enjoy it too, and we don ' t mind leading the cheering when the nature of the ra ce is beyond our ability I am awfully proud of my Ruth! "

California

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gifts and kind wishes ; to Phi Province alums and actives- we send Pi Phi love and thank yous. Mos t of all ou r appreciation goes t o the three a1umn., clubs, Central and North Orange County and South Coast, for th eir affection and support . From the youngest of Pi Ph i·s chap . ters, we have grown to know her deepest mean · ing. May we some day, in some way, return this Pi Phi love to all of you! Thanks for the memories .

years ago. Her mother was a Nebraska Beta Pi Phi and her aunt was a California Beta Pi Phi

Chapter Is Host To Exchange Student

by BARBARA GILLINGS

W IIJhinglon B"a

Washington Beta members learned many th ings about Japan during spring semester as they hosted a Japanese student, Noriko Shukatani. N oriko, a 22 year old senior at Shiga University in Japan, won the Rotary In ternational Sch olarship entitling her to spend one year in a foreign university with tuition, transportation, and living expenses paid The Rotary Oubs around th e world have a major Rotary International educational foundation whereby students are selected to attend universities in other countries. The purpose of this prog ram is to promote better communications between co untries of the world . N oriko app lied for the sc holarship, hoping for an exciting experience and an opportunity to communicate with forcign students. This program has, in turn, sent many U .S. students to Europe for the same objective.

The Pi Phis met with Noriko after she expressed her desire to her advisor to get to know more people. It was arranged for Noriko to

move into our house for the second half of her stay at WSU. Since th e re are n o soro riti es in Japan , this increased her ever-g rowing collection of ne w experiences.

Noriko, when asked how Ameri can students differ from Japanese students, said th at basically a student is a student, no matter what nationality.

Noriko's cure for occasional bouts of homesickness was ta lking to her many Pi Phi friends . She couldn't manage to stay lonely long that way! Noriko felt lu cky to have us ; we fe lt lucky to have her adding so much in the tcue spirit of Pi Beta Phi.

nScholar Sisters" Assigned To Pledges

Towards the end o f winter semester 1973, an interest group was formed by the Missouri Alpha pledge trainer to formulate new ideas which might be beneficial for the pledges of 1973 -1974 . One of the ideas was to have Scholar Sisters o r "Study Buddies ." At the beginning of the fall term in 1973, the scholastic chairman had each active fill out a notecard with their courses, the grade th ey expected to make in each cou rse, their major, and whether or not they wanted a Study Buddy . Those who did want one were assigned to a pledge with the same or similar major. The purpose of Study Buddies was to help the pledges with any problems they might have with any course and to advise them as to whi ch caUeRS and teachers were the best. Of course this was also a great opportu nity for the actives to get to know the pledges better.

by PEGGY UNSWORTH MiUOMri A/p hil

Another idea which the pledges seemed to like was having "Guardian Angels ." This idea was designed to give the juniors and seniors an opportunity to become more involved with the pledges since most of the pledge moms are sophomores. Each junior or senior who wanted t o be a Guardian Angel was assigned to a particular pledge. It was then her job to send the p ledge a card or note to congratulate her for something special or merely to liven up her spirits. Instead of signing her name, she just wrote " Guardian Angel" on the card, for the pledges did not find out the identity of their Guardian Angels until the night before initiation. This idea not only provided excitement for the pledges and involvement with the upper dassmen, but it also helped th e pledges feel more at home.

Hanko Shukaton' , cen'." I ••.,rround.d by Wa,hln,ton lela friend • .

What Others Are Saying

In their magazines-papers-speeches

Ediled by MARIANNE REID WILD Xall JII.I Alpha

A cli ons speaking louder Ihan words, we decided Ihal f or Ihis iuue of THE ARR OW we would itlecl i tem! cOl1cerning what oth er! d oing ra/her Ihan what/ hey are Ja) 'ing.

Archite ctural Barriers-

A Problem

In a survey of public buildings, over 40 A lpha Chi Omega vo lunteers measured doo r· w ay widths, checked for level entrances, parking facilities , measured th e hei g hts of water fountains , telephones and handrails , and checked the width of restroom doo rs using prepared check lists and survey sheets provided

City Pan hellenic Makes Money

The Alph a Xi Delta alumn., of Rockford , Illin ois have the task of providing W ays and Means f o r the City Panhelleni c this year. Th e m o ney -making project the y organized w as far more successful than they had anticipated. A local theater group was asked to put o n a Chil· dren 's Theater performance o f "Alice in W o n·

Entertain Deaf At Hayrid e Party

Folk and square dancing highlighted the Midwestern hayride party the Indi an apo li s

Giv e Subscriptions To Prison e rs

The cover story for Delta Rho chapter .t the University of Mississippi is their donation to the prisoners at Parchman, Missi ssippi. Each member made a contribution to allow the chap3.

by the National Eas te r Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adu lts .

On ly three bui ldings were found to be barrier free . It was a shock to realize that ove r 50,000 citizens were unable to use public build · ing for worship, empl oyment, educati o n, recre at ion and shopping.

The res ults of the no n -c ritical survey were publi shed in a directory called a G" ide for Ihe H andicapped- Flinl , Michigan.

The LJ'e of A lpha Chi Omega

derland" twi ce in one day. From the 1,600 ti ck ets sold at a dollar each, the Panhelleni c was able t o pay its expenses and sti ll have $1,150 for two scho larships of wh ich it awards annually. All sororities sold ti ckets . Le tters were sent home with elementary and nursery school children telling of the show and its purpose. Alpha Xi Deltas paid for additional tickets to be donated to underprivileged children.

The Quill of Alpha Xi Delta

Alumn., gave for members of the Horison Club at th e Indiana School for the Deaf A teen age square dance club from the Prenti ce Presbyterian c hurch came to help teach the dances.

The Lamp of Delta Zeta

ter to o rder yea rl y subscriptions of five differen t magazines for the prisoners, who .had been in desperate need o f readi ng materials. B y ordering the magazines through the Kappa Kappa Gamma Agency, th e chapter was able to also help our Rose McGill Fund .

The Ke y of Kappa K appa Gamma

Sur v ey Traffic

Bowling Green city officials were aided by W estern Kentucky Taus who distributed survey ca rds to determine downtown traffic patterns

Book Exchange

Benefits All

A s is done each year, we (at the University of Co lorado) began the semester with a book exchange for the College of Business and Adm in is t ration. Through the exchange, students

Garden Honors Chapter Workers

Contributions made i n honor of more than 80 Phi Mus, both living and deceased, have made Epsilon Gamma Chapter's Honor Garden (University of Tu lsa) a living project. The garden honors Phi Mus who have worked with th e ch apter throughout its 33 years on campus . The ga rde n designed in consultation with landscape architects and horticulturists stretches

Co-op Effort Benefits Camp

The Associated Students of the University of Arizona, and the Greeks on campus arc having a White Elephant sale on November 7.

Establish Blood Bank

Last June one of our Long Beach actives required a large amount of blood. Individual Alpha Phis donated in her name. Because of this emergency and the possibility of more blood being needed in the near future, the chapter adviser checked to see if there was an Alpha Phi Blood Bank. On linding that there was no ne, the idea of establishing such a bank was proposed to the chapter The chapter 37

and pledges who cleaned an h istoric site and the town square during Help Week. The chapter also helped with the Muscul ar Dystrophy Campus Carnival

The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega

are offered books at a lower rate than at the local book stores. We acquire books from the stud ents an d we act as an intermediary between sell ers and potent ial buyers. M uch of the proceeds from the exc h ange are donated to the college library.

The Delwig of Delta Sigma Pi

across the front of the lodge and along the west side. Pink pearl azaleas are the focal point along the fro nt and a variety of trees an d shrubs also are included in the garden.

Phi Mus were especially pleased with their Honor Garden project when the extensive landscape plan for the entire campus was made public in the city papers and on te levision. T he garden enhances the beat ificatio n of sorority row.

The Aglaia of P hi Mu

This will be a great opportunity for Greeks and non-Greeks to get to know each other and work together on a project. The prolits of the sale will be donated to Camp Wildcat which is a camp for underprivileged children.

Th, Ad,lph,all of Alpha Delta Pi

enthusiastically voted to take on this project. The chapter adviser and her husband made the initial inquiries and set the project in motion. The Red Cross was ext.remely cooperative in establishing this account

It was decided that the Alpha Phi Blood Bank would care for the needs of alumn., and their immediate families in Orange and Los Angeles counties and Alpha Phi coUegians at the University of Southern California, UCLA and Long Beach State

Th, Alpha Phi Qllarterly

Greek Marathons

Are Worthwhile

has announced that the 2-hour dance marathons last year at colleges and universities sponsored by fraternities and sororities raised over $206,000 to fight MD and Neuromuscular dis-

The Muscular Dystrophy Associations of eases_ America , Inc., through its New Y o rk City ollie<, NIC Report

Amgisirt

Amgi sirt? Wh at is an Amgisi rt ? It' s th e service project of the Beta Pi ch ap ter at Unive rsity of Wisconsin -Stout. Thi s ambitious chapter invi ted th e help of ot her Greek o rga nizations to help paint trash cans for th e city of Menomo-

Clown Entertains And Teaches

A specia l kindergarten class in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, often has a clown come to teach t hem. The kindergarten is a special project of the Okmulgee sc hool sys tem designed t o d eve lop children ph ys ica lly and mentally in preparation for e ntran ce into th e fir st g rade. Th e program ha s been p lanne d for two c1assesone for mentally retarded and physically h andi -

Generation Gap Is Revealing

Tallahassee, Florida alum"", gave a pl edge party that has everyone as kin g for more! Upon arrival, alumnre drew a pledge's name from the h at and circul ated through t he group until they found their pledges. They were to d iscove r, as casua ll y as possible, at l east one interesting fact about the girl and at the proper t ime introduce her to the group and reveal th e fact. Of course more th an one inte resting fact was mentioned each tim e and often when the alumn a had comp leted the introduction, t he p ledge would have something interesting to say

Kentuckians

Adopt-A-House

Many fraternity and sorority journals carried reports from their chapters of participation at 31

nie, where the University is located .

Approximately 40 Greeks ga il y painted 150 large trash ca ns which will be distributed throughout the coun ty. Th e serv ice may seem a littl e crazy, bu t it was greatly appreciated by the local residen ts

The Triangle o f Sigma Sigma Sigma

capped; the oth er for a developmental class for borderline students. Rhythm games and music are used to encourage physica l coordination . Communicat ion must often begin with basic vocabulary development since several of the chil d ren speak on ly the Cherokee In dian dialect. Th e Tul sa Alumn ., C hap ter is generous ly donating money for rhythm instruments. Th ei r time is g ive n o n Saturd ays w he n they b ring coo ki es and drinks and he lp with the class.

The Ph omix of Alph a Sigma Alpha

about her. After refreshments the group played the "Generation Gap" game using the format of the TV New lywed Game and pitting alumn., against pledges. The questions were about dorm hours, drug laws, the proper age for marriage, th e importan ce of co ll ege sports, the number of children a family shou ld have, the importance of g rades, vocationa l p lanning and o th e r relevant topics. P anels were composed of three vs. three collegians and the resu lt s were revealing. Pledges l ibera l and a lumnre conserva ti ve? Not a b it ! But there was lots of li ve ly conversation and a great deal of communica ti o n .

Th e Kappa Alpha Theta M agazine

the University of K entucky of the " Adopt -AHouse " program sponsored by Governor Ford's Commission for Beatification of Kentu cky. The program consists of selecting a in the Lexington area and then cleaning, painting, and doing general repairs to it.

Initiation day wa••• ,.dolly excltlnl for Iowa Gamma Jill Droll. , • • cond from I.ft , inc. th.... ,1 st. ,., h.r moth.r, on aunt , and a I ... at aunt w . ... all Pi Ph1• . Twa ,i , t.,. , 5"'" ', ,.ft, and Judy , c.nt. r, and th.l , moth. r, right , w. , . pr. ,. nt for the b ll accos ian .

University Pageant Is Produced By Pi Phi

by Lou ANNE WOLFE Oklahoma 8'111

General chairman and director of the 1974 Miss Oklahoma State University Pageant, held March 22, was Elaine H o rkey, Oklahoma Beta.

Thanks to Elaine's achievements, the pageant was televised this year for the fir st time and set a reco rd in attendance.

Just what does a production of this type involve?

One of Elaine's first jobs was that of leading and o rga nizing the men of the sponsoring organization, Interco llegiate Knights , to understand the workings of a pageant. She suggested ways of making money to put on a professional show.

Elaine wrote the nati onal an d state pageant officia ls, judges, and Stillwater merchants She also invited Andrea Hanso n, Miss Oklahoma, to emcee the pageant.

The program bock was another respon sibi lity . She typed the format and o rganized materi al for the bock, and solicited advertising throughout the Stillwater area.

Th ose scholarships, awards, and prizes don ' t just happen ; Elaine visited banks and large national corporations as part of her job.

Sh e typed and wrote press releases and directed ticket sales, dong with writing the entire pageant script.

Finally, Elaine was co-emcee for the prog ram.

Little Rock Carry Crustacea

Hat sales, cookbooks, calendars, Arrowcraft sales, rummage sales-the list is endless, These are but a few o f the money making projects undertaken in the past by the Little Rock (Ark.) Al4mnre Club. This year, however, the club needed a project that was new and different in order to interest Pi Phis and their friends in the greate r Little Rock area.

During Convention last summer a project was found -a live Maine l obste r sale.

Skeptical at first of chances for success, the gro up started working in early August. Their Maine contact came through a food dealer in Ohio who was amazed to find that '"peop le down there '" ate lobster After many letters phone calls, November LO was set as the sale date with a sale goal of 700 lobsters

There was free advertising from local te le· vision, radio , and newspapers in the area and window space from local merchants. As the day of the sale grew nearer and nearer, the order number grew larger and larger and fin ally stopped at 1,500

Lobsters arrived air frei g ht and, with the help of Pi Phi hu sba nds, were baded into a dairy truck, complements of another Pi Phi hubby, to a rrive for delivery alive and pinching.

Saturd ay morning Pi Phi s and husbands handed out pre-sold lobsters. Ama zi ng ly enough, no t o ne si ngle orde r was forgotten. Success of th e sa le was overwhe lming and far exceeded expect ations. Club members think lobsters will become Little Rock', Maine Thing.

Ea rn s Official Ranking

florida Delt a has a real live n ati onal volleyball official among th e s isters! After many long ho urs of hard work and preparation, Cathy Vonarx, a se ni or, gained nati onal recognition as a vo lleyball official by obtai ning her national rating in volleyball officiating . Cathy is a physical education major who is very active in intramurals and synchronized swimming. She is currently the chapter'S intramurals chairman and was the past rush chairman. She also has made the dean's list throughout her coUege career.

Phyll i. I.bell and Tauy Lawson. Ind iana Z. ta • • play gam.. w ith ••nrol H.ad Start ch il dr.n during lall Sto'. ' Ju nior Ponh.nen lc pon.ored ph il a nthrop ic prol.ct 4S pre -.c hool.rs w.re to k n to the compu wh.re roc• • w . ... run , g a m•• play... . and ,. f re.h",.n ts •• rv.d. Appro xl mat.ly 100 pledg • • part lcl pa t'" In t he prol.ct .

N am ed P ape r Editor

O ve r Thr ee Males

Monde Murphy, Alabama Beta, ha s brought a Dumber of honors to the chapter at the University of Al abama latel y by being selected edito r of the CrimJon- W the campus newspaper, an d by bei ng tapped as o ne of th e first wome n members of Omicron Delta Kappa.

As a woman editor of the paper, Monde was se lected over three male applicants f o r the coveted position. After being selected editor, she said, "Women are getting involved more allover campus , so I see no reason why a w oman couldn 't be editor of the CrimJOl1She is the first soro rity w oman to ha ve the job in th e past ten years an d the first woman editor since 1971.

In addition to being selected CrimJOl1Whitt editor, ,he was tapped to the previously all men 's hon orary ODK, one of ten women on campus selected for the honor and the o nly Pi Phi nominated. 42

Cook Earns Plaud it s of Satisfied Chapt er

by CLAUDIA ROB ERTS IlIinoiI E/4

Mrs . Mattie Harvey has been the cook for Illinois Eta at Millikin University for more than eight years.

Mattie not only fills our kitchen with fantastic odors and food like we" re used to at home, but also with a warmth and sincere interest in all that the gi rl s in the house are doi ng Shes there to tease (she doesn't like to be called Matilda) , but mostly she's there t o do her best to serve whatever she knows we'll like . She ' ll try new recipes and even give us hers when we want to try our hand in the kitchen!

Mattie is the first to greet us every morning, arriving at 6:30 A M , before mo st of us are awake, to provide us with breakfasts ranging from eggs any style, bacon, and OJ, to delicious apple fritters o r pancakes. She never leaves for home until o ur evening meal is complete with delicious desserts . Mattie cooks for fo rty -three girls regularly and one night a week for sixtyseven gi rls , when all of the pledges come to the house for dinner and pledge meetings.

Mattie's responsibilit ies don't end , however, when she's thro ug h cooking three meals a day for th e Pi Phi house. She has ten children, four of which are still living at home.

As mentioned before, Matt ie cares about the girls in th e hou se-she's on ly missed a few days in all the time she's been with the Pi Phi house She even pops questi ons about girls many of us can' t remember,

This is a tribute to Mattie Harvey , who is above all , a real friend to th ose of us who've g ro wn to love her Through eight years of P i Phis, Mattie's been there to hear it aU.

Rega in Honors

West Virgi nia Alpha once again held to p honors sc holasti cal ly durin g fall quarter on the university campus. Alth ough the chapter had maintained their /irst place standing for six straight semesters, they had been surpassed for three semesters. Now that they have regained their poSition, they intend to hold on to it.

Serves On Two National Commissions

Whether she's lecturing on vocational education, attending Oklahoma Beta House Corporation meetings, presiding over a meeting of the United Presbyterian Women's Association, or dashing off to Washington to meet with the National Advisory Council on Voca · tional Education, it's a sure bet that Caroline Erickson Hughes is busy with some type of civic activity.

Caroline's Pi Phi activities have been nO less important than the rest. At the Hot Springs Convention she co mpleted a two·year term as chairman of the national committee on amendments. She is a past province president of Nu Province and Omicron Province. She is a former member of the national committee on standards. Currently she serves as chairman of the Scholarship Foundation of Oklahoma Beta, in addition to her house corporation duties.

Caroline makes her home in Cushing, Okla., where her husband , Hugh, owns a lumber yard. Her interest in education goes back to college days when she earned her bachelor of science degree in home economics education . She taught for three YeaJs in Cushing High School and then , in 1960, she was the first woman to serve on the local board of education, hold ing the position for five years, and serving as president in 1963

The Oklahoma State Advisory Council for Vocati o nal Education was formed in 1969. Caroline was appointed to that committee by Gov Dewey Bartlet, and reappointed by Gov David Hall, and she was chairman and administrat or for the first two years. In 1971, she was appointed by President Nixon to the Nati onal Advisory Council on Vocational Education, and she is currently serving on that committee. The purpose of these two councils is the evaluation of vocational education. The National Council reports to the Commissioner of Education for transmittal to the President and the Congress. Caroline's particular interest and involvements have been in the area of counseling and guidance, developing interaction of business / industry/education, and chairman of the sub-committee on American Indian Education.

In 1971 Mrs . Hughes was appointed by the U.S. Atto rney General as the educational representative to the National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals She was the only layperson on the committee whose purpose was the development of standards and goals in the criminal justice sys· tern, applicable at state and local levels Task Force reports on police, corrections, courts, and communiqu crime prevention, and com· mission reports are now being implemented.

Caroline is listed in Who'J Who ill Amtri(an Womtn , and Who's Who in Soulh and SONlhwt JI. She has received the Merit Award for Outstanding Service from the National FFA, and is an honorary member of the Oklahoma Association, Distributive Education Clubs of Ameri ca She's active in PTA, the Chamber of Commerce, Federated Women's Club, DAR , and her church, where she was the first woman to be elected elder to the local session.

"Hizzoner"

(ContinNtd from page 12)

Fellow commissioners praise Nancy as energetic, enthusiastic, and hard working. Pi Phi alums and other townspeople have much respect for this talented woman who hopes that one result of her <lection will be the development of community interest in the city commission's activities.

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Tele vision's Gain Is Cal Delta's Loss

by KATHERINE HOWITT C!.1Ii/ornia

During fall rush at UCLA the voice and vitality of rush advisor Ruth Henderson Walsh . was a welcome experience for Cal Delta Pi Phis. Now this pleasure can be enj oyed by all Pi Phis, and for that matter all residents , of the Seattle, Wash ., area. On October 10, 1973, Cal Delta's rush advis o r beca me the first full -time femme sports reporter in Pa-

ciiic Northwest television. Mrs . Walsh (0anchors as a regu lar o n the Monday through Friday telecast of the hour lo ng "Morning News" on Seattle 's ABC-TV affi l iate, KOMOTV.

A Pi Phi at the Universi ty of South Carol ina, Mrs. Walsh g raduated with a BA in journalism and a min or in advertising and public rel ations. Since that time she h as appeared in numerous 1V commercials, tel ev ision news broadcasts, and theatrical performances.

Cal D elta is not on ly gra teful to Mrs Walsh for making rush so successful the pas t two years, but t he chapte r is especia ll y proud of her and wishes her the best of lu ck in her television career.

Hold Greek Workshop

by CATHY STIlUZYNSKI, 1I/;/I 0;S Theta

Illin ois Theta parti cipated in a Gree k W o rkshop in February, sponsored by Bradl ey's Dea n o f Men . Officers from all seven sororities and fifteen fraternities , along with the Dean of M en and W o men , and from the Bradley Student Center Board attended. At first all of the specific o fficers met toget her ; i.e., all twenty-two p residents met together to discu ss problems pertinent to their office. After a bre ak for lunch , fraternity and sorority officers met separately . Problems and ideas fo r improvement were exchanged in all of the groups

Pl ans for Greek functions were di scussed and several have already been put into effect. A cocktail hour and banquet dinner closed the W o rksh op. It proved to be a very rewarding experience for all, providing new ideas and strengthening the Greeks on Brad ley's campus.

Ruth He nd. flo n Wa lsh , Spo,h R.porter

Glng.r Rog." , Texa. Gomma . was named fir st runn.,. up i n the national Min Rural Electrification competition last February Glng.r .nf d th. conted o Min Texa s Ru ral Electr ificatio n, and s he continue s to represent the eighty Co ops of Texas at conventions a nd a t Rural Youth Week In Woshlng ton , D. C.

Houston Stages Creative Workshop

On March 6 and 7 the Houston Alumn., Club sponsored a Creative W o rkshop at th e Contemporary Arts Mu seum. Because of our ties with Arrowmont and our desire to spread knowledge of handcrafts in our community (last year we produced a Folk Art Workshop), we chose thi s format of a Creative Worksh op . Ninety women attended classes tau g ht by four outstanding Houston craft instructors, all of whom have been frequent winners in designer arts and crafts shows .

Participants chose to take one of the following courses for the two-day sessions : needleweaving, cardweaving (both off-loom weaving techniques). macrame, or batik . At the conclusion of the workshops most students had completed a creative piece of work. In structo rs included Ann Mitchell, Alice Merz , Mary Ruth Smith , assisted by Pi Phi Margaret Borders Ry an, and Phyllis Tucker, assisted by Mary Jean Stoddard Fowler, current member of the Boa rd of Governors of Arrowmont.

Of special significance to Pi Phi is the fa ct that tw o of the four instructors involved in the workshops were former students at Arrowmont. Mary Ruth Smith , now a University of Houston instructor in weaving and design, studied at Arro wmont while receiving her degree from the University of Tennessee Mary Ruth 's first teaching assignment following graduation was at the Pi Beta Phi Elementary School in Gatlinburg. She plans to return to the University o f Tennessee next fall to work on her doct ora te Ann Mitchell was one of

the Houston Alumna: Club's scholarship reo cipients to Arrowmont in 19 73 . Ann has trained extensively in the fiber art fie ld and is accomplished in stitchery. braiding, and weaving.

Co·chairmen Ann Denker Webster and Susan Ray Dunlap worked many months to organize and stage the workshop. Supp l ies had to be assembled, card board looms constructed, and instruction sheets printed; color coordinated sack and box lunches were prepared both days by Houston P i Phis.

Proceeds from the s how benefitted the c1ub's Scholarships to Arrowmont program and the Contemporary Arts Museum's Art after School program, providing tuition free art classes to areas of Houston where students are unable to pay . In addition to this special workshop, Houston Pi Phis operate and staff on a Monday through Saturday basis our Pi Beta Phi Craft Shop . Featured in the shop are items from Arrowcraft, articles made by talented Pi Phis, and items placed o n consignment. Profits from this continuous project benefit both Arro wcraft and Arrowmo nt.

Houston Pi Phis agree that the enthusiasm of our four outstanding craftsmen and their students combined with the exciting background of the Contemporary Arts Museum proved that there is a need for such creative workshops in our community and that Pi Beta Phi can provide the leadership to make it a success. We will be glaa to help any club desiring to try a similar project in their Own community.

Ann Mitchell , right, Inllruch two ,tu"nh during the C... ati .... Worleshop. Ann was one of the Houston Alumncll Club ', scholanhlp cipients to Arrowmont in 1973

"We're Pi Phis Too," Say Canadians

by LYNN HURST Novfl S( olid Alpha

In the spring ARROW of 1971, Alberta Alpha wrote an article pleading for closer co n · tact with Canadian chapters. Now, in 1914, Nova Scotia Alpha would like to renew this request.

While at the Hot Springs Convention, ou r president discovered that there were several girls who had no idea that there were Canadian chapters, let alone knowing where Nova Scotia is Contrary to popular belief, Nova Scotia is not a fishing viUage on the Ardi c Circle, nor do we have snOw all year round. Our winters 3re quite warm and we have very little snow, while our summers average about 70-80 degrees

These misconceptions and this lack of knowledge cause us to feel a bit detached . Distance adds to the feeling. Our closest sister chapter is at the University of Maine, approximately miles away, while our closest Canadian cha pter is 1,183 miles . It is small wonder that Canadian chapters have trouble relating to Pi Beta Phi as an international organization. It is our hope to co rrect this situation by explaining our feelings and giving U.S. chapters some understanding o f us.

Nova Scotia Alpha is a smaU chapter, with only fourteen members. The reason for this can be attributed to the fact that Dalhousie is mainly a commuter university. This means that most female students have already developed

Arkan.a. I.to', fall pl.dge dOli held a "ave Gudion as their project to help ra ise mOMy for a new carpet In the chapter room. Invitations were sent to other fratemltles Clnd sorori'les, and Jobs Induded washing carl, deanlng apartments , and raking yards The group earned $65 .00 through the act ivity.

their interests and friendships SO that there seems to be no urgent need for fraternal bonds. However, because we are so small in number we have the opportunity to become ex· tremely dose. Thus, when you see one sister, you usually see two. We can understand how large chapters would have problems relating to a chapter of our size, but hopefully, through communication, a closer connection and better understanding of ou r sister chapters and of Pi Beta Phi can be achieved.

We are proud of our chapter and proud to be Pi Phis It is because of this pride that we want you to know about us and. conversely, us about you. We are bound together by our traditions, ideals, ceremonies, and projects. Should not our obligations as sisters of Pi Beta Phi extend to acquiring a knowledge and understanding of ourselves and each other? It is through communication that a sense of unity is achieved. Friendship comes with understanding. It is o ur responsibility to extend our love and loyalty to one another and the bonds of Pi Beta Phi should not be restricted by territorial boundaries.

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single stamp!

Wyoming Dean Is Cited By Honoraries

Margaret C. Tobin, Wyoming Alpha, University of Wyomi ng associate dean of students, has been cited as o ne of tw o Outstanding Fac· ulty Members by members of Mortar Board and Omicron Delta Kappa.

Dean Tobin, a UW graduate, has been a faculty member at Wy omi ng since 1964 . She is the past president of the Colorado·Wyoming Association of Women Administrato rs and Counselors, and is a member of the National Association of Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors. She was appointed in 1970 to a four-year term on the Wyoming Commission of the Status of Women by Governor Stan Hathaway and has served as chairman of the legal rights and responsibilities committee.

Club Changes Name To Honor Alumna

by VIRGINIA ROBINSON HADFI ELD

The Fayetteville (Ark.) Alumn", Club has officially changed its name to Fayetteville-Mary Campbell Gregory Alum"", Club to h ono r Arkansas Alpha's lirst lady.

For three years Mary Campbell worked to gain a Pi Beta Phi charter at the University of Arkansas. She was the nrst initiate Decem· ber 29, 1909, and the lirst chapter president of Arkansas Alph a. In February, 1910, she

was invited to aid in the installation of Oklahoma Alpha at the University of Oklahoma . living in other cities with her husband , James , Mary was active in aJumnz club activities. Elected to the presidency of the Kansas City Alumn", Club in 1917, she helped to increase the membership from 8 to 125 Moving to Los Angeles, she accepted the position oC vice president of the Los Angeles Alumna! Club in 1924.

Returning to Arkansas in 1928 , Mary resumed her service to Arkansas Alpha , which has continued without interruption to the present time. She has served continuously as the chapter's financial advisor and she has been treasurer of the Arkansas Alpha H ouse Corporation since its organiza ti on. She, aided by her husband's knowledge of building, played a key role in the construction of the

chapter's handsome present day home in 1956, now completely free of debt.

Mary Campbell Gregory was chairman of the national Endowment Fund Committee and has attended nine national conventions, as well as the installations of both Arkansas Beta and Tennessee Delta chapters. She has been active in th e loca l aJumnre club and was instrumental in starting the FayettevjJJe Mothers' Club

Each year at the Founders' Day banquet "A Tribute to Loyalty" is read and a Mary Campbell Gregory Service Award is given to the Pi Phi, "be she an alumna o r active member who has strived and exce lled in exemplifying th e same spirit and loyalty of Ark ansas Alph a's lirst lady. "

The tribute condudes, " Alth o ugh the Fraternity owes its beginning to the Founders, its development through the years is due to the devotion and loyalty of its members To us , this particular member 's devoti o n is a joy, a blessing and an inspiration . Thi s woman is to us the epitome of fraternity and fellowship. This woman symbolizes the very ideals for which we stand."

Now retired, Mary 's activities have been curtai led for health reasons, bu t she continues her love and affection for " her girls" of Arkansas Alpha and all Pi Phis everywhere

Cooky-Shine Fetes Special Housemother

Winter quarter was the first time Washington Alpha has ever had a cooky-shine for a housemother . 1t was pretty exciting f o r us to surprise Mrs Ethyl McKennon Hart, a Pi Phi from Washington Beta . Mrs . Hart is an active alumna and will be a Golden Arrow in 19 75. Not on ly does she play bridge with Pi Phi alumn"" but she is also an opera buff, and attends the repertory theatre .

We began the evening by blindfolding Mrs Hart and taking her down the stairs and int o the living room. We were anxiously waiting for her and singing the cooky-shine song. The candles were lit , she was led into the room by the president, and placed in front of all of us. H er blindfold was taken o ff and she was so surprised to discover a Pi Phi angel with her own P i Phi nightgown underneath it. But the biggest surprise for Mrs. H art was that the cooky-shine was for her!

Non<y Sm ith , Indiana fp l Uon , wal one of flv. IloI nl o,l named to Ph i I.ta Kappa at O.POIolW Un lv.n ltr Tn March Th ll II the Rn t y.ar that lun lon w.,.. .lected to th. honor lad• .,. Nancy II major ing in bact.rloloSlY ond plan l t o da laboratory work or r.,earch aft.r grodlolo tl on

Powder Puff Hock ey Stimulat es Gre ek Spirit

b y CoRRINE P ERRY, V ...mont Beta

As part of the University of Verm ont's Winter Week activities, Vermon t Beta 's Pi Phi Puc ks opposed Delta Delt a Delta sorority in a powder puff h oc key game. H op in g t o clinch the title for the fourth year in a row, we went into action with high spirit.

The boys from UVM ' s Di visio n II Cham · pions h ip h ockey t ea m fi lled the coaching roles and did a commendable job explaining the basic rules as we vio l ated them

Subie All e n proved t o be th e ste llar player, scoring Pi Ph i's tw o goals. Unfortunately, Ca ro l McM anama's goal effort was disquali. fied a nd Pi Phi lost 3 -2.

But Greek spirit was high, which was the game's actual goa l, thus the game was a huge success in this respect. Vermont Beta is look· ing for a fe\'enge in 1975 and hopes to bring the title back to t h e o riginal ho l ders.

Senior Participates In WHIP Program

by ROBIN BROWN E Mirhiga" Alpha

Michigan Alpha is especially proud of its senio r member Ki tty Steidl who participated in Hillsdale College's WHIP program for the fa ll semester of 19 73

•WHIP stands for Was h ington·Hi ll sdale In· tern Pro8ra m and co nsists of sending four outstanding stu· den t s studying po. litica l economy to Washin g to n , D .C., each semester. These students are selected for th eir interest in the program, schoo l astic ability, an d character.

Kitty lived in Arlington , Va ., attending classes at George W as h ingto n University, Geo rgetown Unive rs ity, a nd wo rkin g o n Capitol Hi ll . This experien ce g ave her the op' po rtun ity to meet with various political figures, attend bot h Republi can and Democ rat ic party functions , a nd gain an insight into th e workings of o ur government.

Kitty describes h e r experience as quite rewarding Not on ly did s he learn about as· pects of governmen t which cannot be gathered from textbooks, but she the ex· citemen t of li ving in Washington, D .C.

Attends Arrowmont

Ginny Land, a so phom o re at t h e University of Nev ada , R e no, had t h e h o n o r of being c hosen to rep rese nt the Nevada A lpha ch ap ter of Pi Beta Phi at Arrow mont for a two week sessio n Ginny le f t for Tennessee Ih e first week of Jun e. Ginny se lected stitchery and ce ramics to study while sh e is there. H er major is specia l ed ucation and sh e felt th at th ese cou ld be beneficia l t o her in her future pro· fession as she may be able t o teach the chilo d ren these crafts.

Upon Ginny's return, the chapter will get a full account of h er memorable experiences

Florida State Hosts Panhellenic Meet

by TERI MORRIS

Florida 8 "a

Over 700 representatives from southeastern colleges and universities attended the biannual SEPC (Southeastern Panhellenic Conference) March 29 and 30, hosted by Florida State University in Tallahassee. Florida Betas were extremely involved in the success of the tw oday conference.wo rk shops throug h th e efforts of Panhellenic delegate, Billye Heritage, as· sistant programing chairman for the con fercnct .

The guests arrived Friday afternoon. registered, and participated in a mixer in the union complex for all delegates early that evening. The participants were divided into groups which enab led freer conversation and then drew posters demonstrating the purpose of col· lege Pan hellenic. These posters were later dis · played at the banquet Saturday evening which concluded the two.day affair.

The visiting delegates returned to the chapter houses of their hosts where th ey partici. pated in mixers . Those staying with FSU Pi Phis enjoyed pizza and entertainment by the " Band of Angels ," a newly formed ensemble headed by song chairman Peggy Brady. The group focused On a few popular country. western numbers . Saturday morning following breakfast, delegates, leaders, and record e rs met at the union for the first of the day·s workshops. Seven topid wefe covered by the conference: sorority organization-activity coordination in chapter and Panhelleni c, idea exchange, rush techniques, rush organization, chapter goals and involvement, campus communicati on, and alumnre involvement. These topics were decided upon earlier by the hos ting P an· hellenic The florida Betas were very much a part of success of the conference with four leade rs of task or discussion groupsBillie Bivins, a leader of the leaders ; Mary Donahue; Billye Heritage, assistant programing chairman for the conference; and Susan Respess ; three recorders-Sharon Peach , Susan Snow, and Julie Stein ; and 1) delegates, the maximum number allotted to any chapter

A business meeting foUowed lunch when it was decided to hold the 1976 conference at Auburn University . The remaining task groups

were completed during the afternoon. Dinner, buffet style, was served in the union complex. Guest speaker, Dr. Dean Dugger, Ph.D. in Guidance in Education, spoke on the qua lit ies o f leaders hip Following her most e nli g htening talk , recog niti on of conference organizers was given by th e FSU Panhellenic president. Summaries of the day's groups were given by the seven leaders of group discus· sian.

The conference was truly successful. Many useful ideas were gained by all , but perhaps the most important was that if Greeks are to conti nue to be successful, they must work to· gether for the benefit of all fraternities.

Coordinates Careers, Opportunities Conference

Joan Simonetti, a senio r member of West Virginia Gamma, recently concluded her duties as student coordinator for a Careers and Opportunities Conference in Business and Administration at the Thomas E. Millsop Leadership Center in Bethany, W.Va The program, sponsored jointly by the Economics Department, the Student Board of Governors, the Placement Office, and the Continuing Edu · cation Department, was held during the evenings of March 11·t4, 19 74.

Guest speakers, representing businesses, administrative agencies, and graduate schools, dis· cussed a variety of job opportunities. This was one of the first student-initiated career programs at Bethany for the benefit of area hi g h school and coll ege students.

A trend has been set at Bethany, and student interest in this area of conference planning is now greatly increased. With the recent develo pment of a Continuing Education Department and a new curricu lum program which gives academic credit for various practicum and curriculum pro jects, many more co nferences o f this nature will be planned for the benelit of students and community members in the Wheeling , Bethany , and Steu · benville area.

Cooperation Results In Spirit Award

by DENISE GUNSEL P"lnsy/l'lInill Epsilon

Through the combined efforts of everyone in this chapter, Pennsylvania Epsilon was able to capture both first place and the Spirit Award in this year's Sigma Chi Derby Day.

This event was spread over a four·day span. During each of these days, the sororities co mpeted for points through various activities.

Thursday began with " Golden Derby Day." The Sigma Chis placed four golden derbies at various locations on campus, phoning each sorority the clues. We were fortunate to find the second one, giving us ten points.

The "Derby Snatch," taking place on Friday, pushed our score even hi ghe r , as we were able to "snatch" the most derbies-almos t thirty. The Sigma Chis wore their derbies to classes, spending a hectic day dodging the sorority girls chasing them- if they were clever enough to make it from their house to campus.

Having the most girls at the "F ree f o r AU " on Saturday, which took place on our student union building lawn lifted Our spirits eve n more. We were lu cky again to grab almost thirty hats-wi thout too many casualties! Dur-

Riverboat Cruise Is Formal Dance Setting

Illinois Beta-Delta took advantage of their dose proximity to the Mississippi River for their spring formal in May. With early planning, they were able to rent the " Julie 11 ," a beautiful four hundred passenger old fashioned riverboat, to cruise the Mississippi for three hours The evening began at 6:30 with a gourmet meal served aboard the ship for the chapter members and their dates. Two hours later, other guests arrived and prepared for launch at 9:00 P.M.

Not only was everyone able to enjoy the soft, romantic view of a river at night, but those craving excitement enjoyed dancing to a Dixieland band on the lower level of the riverboat. Everyone agreed that this unique idea for the fonnal was a huge success, as all enjoyed the evening so

ing the entire afternoon we sang and cheered ourselves along.

That night at the dan ce "jammy" at the Sigma Chi h ouse the Derby Day Queen was announced. Although we didn ' t win this , we were proud t o hear P atty Spen ce r, Our representative, announced as second runner-up.

Games, relays, and best coac h 's costume were the activities that filled th e final day. We took several lirst places in games such as the bat spin, quick-change (in sleeping bags), and second places for our costu mes and in the "musical mud tubs."

Throug hout these four days we made posters to put up in the Sigma Chi h ouse, a life size drawing of ou r Derby Day Darling, cheered at the Sigma Chis intramural games, and sang songs about Derby Day, Pi Phi, and the Sigma Chis. All this, along with our enthusiasm and togetherness, acquired for us the Spirit Award . We enjoyed aU the activities and winning, but the best aspect of this Derby Day was the sisterhood feeling of working together for Pi Phi , and seeing all the love working towards something we all wanted.

Two Earn Positions On Alabama Swim Team

Two University of Alabama pledges have set their goals high this year in the area of women's swimming and diving. Marsha Crouch and Beth Sprigg have represented the University at meets throughout the South as members of the University of Alabama Women ' s Swimming and Diving Team

Marsha's biggest thrill this year was winning first place in the one meter diving competition at the University of Alabama Invitational tournament . Beth is a member of the women's SWLmming team Her specialty is in the breast stroke

Both girls participated in the A A U. meet before their college competition. This meet is the highest area of competition before trying out for the Olympics .

HOld South Week" Charms Texas Belles

by CYNTHIA GROSSMAN TuaJ 8"11

Among the many exciting activities in which Texas Beta participated this spring semester, one of th e most fun.filled weeks occu rred during M arc h The Kappa Alph a fraternity invited the Texas Betas to participate in the traditional "Old South Week." The big event started off with an informal dinner on Tuesday night. The following night the KAs planned a cocktail party in a private residence. The Pi Phi belles appeared in semiforma ls contributing Pi Ph i elegance to the affair.

The KA beaus, bedecked in the traditional gray and blue Confederate uniforms, gallantly rode up to the Pi Phi house delivering invitations to the grand finale of the week, the Old South Ball. The rider on horseback, an

Scholars Get Sundaes At Special Dinner

by MEGAN MCCLOSKEY, Ohio Epsi/oll

Scholarship is one of the many aspects of the life of a Pi Phi and Ohio Epsilon has found a very special, fun way to reward those sisters who have done well during the preceding quarter. We all get together for a scholarship dinner .

After a full course meal, desserts are served according to grade point. If your grades happen to have slid down to a 2. 2, all of a sudden graham crackers become your craving . On the other hand, if you were a bookworm last quarter and were lucky enough to get a 4 0, you ask yourself, " What is a diet?" , and then dive into a double -decker hot fudge sundae Awards are presented to the sister with the highest grade average and the sister showing the most improvement. The favorite award o f the active chapter is the " Smarty Pants Award ." A pair o f light blue bikini underwear, with Smarty Pants in wine letters, is given to th e pledge with the highest grade point.

antique cannon, and a brigade of Confederate so ldiers intensified the patriotism and spirit whic h filled the entire week. Afterwards , still singing Dixie tunes, all belles and so ldi ers boarded buses and went to a popular Mexican restaurant in Fort Worth for a good spicy meal. ·The Pi Phi charm was never lost even though everyo ne's mouth was on fire from the hot food ! !

The week reached its climax at the Old South Ball on Friday night. Southern hosp itality prevailed and the spirited atmosphere ne ver ceased. The ladies displayed Southern Belle outfits and the men wore Confederate attire. A h uge Confederate flag, be longing to th e KA chapter since the late t800 ' s, covered a sizeab le portion of t he ballroom wall Familiar southern tunes were played throughout the party, emphasizing the celebration that it was.

The week came to an end with a casual party at an amusement park.

T o the Kappa Alpha Southern Gentlemen and the Texas Beta Belles of SMU there was no doubt that the " South has Ri sen "

Jull. Parker, MI .. I.. lppl aeta, represenled the Commonwealth of Virg inia as the 1974 Virginia Cherry Blouom Princeu In the annual festival h.ld In Man:h . Juli. att.nded the Unlve"lty of MI .. lulppi during h.r fre.hman and sophomore yea" and Is a graduating Hnlor at Mary Washington College In F,.d.ricksburg , Va.

Tracie Overturf, Oklahoma Alpha , k p. her feet movIn9 durln9 the mu.cular dy.trophy dance marathon at th e Un lvenl fy of Oklahoma

Dancers' Efforts Aid Dystrophy Drive

by CINDI MYERS Oldahoma Alpha

For the past two years the chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Oklahoma has sponsored a d ance marathon. The purpose of the dance ma rathon is to raise funds foc muscular dystrophy.

Anyone can participate in the marathon as long as there is a backing group. This yeac 29 coup les participated. Since there may be more than one couple still participating at the end of the thr day marathon, the final winner is determined by which couple has the most money backing them. Both years Oklahoma Alpha has won!

This year Our representatives were Tracie Overturf and her partner, Kevin Craig. The amount of money that the chapter hel ped raise by coll ecting and contributing was $1,156.00.

Sell For Easter Seals

Members of the philanthropies interest committee of South Dakota Alpha recently par· ticipated in Casino Night, this year's theme for the annual USD Charity Carnival. The carnival is a fund raising activities fair for the Easter Seal Society. Pi Phis busily prepared by baking brownies, cookies, and other goodies to sell at their table.

Hold Party For Toronto Favorite

An annual event which has long been a favourite of the Ontario Alpha chaptec is the birthday party for Mary Herdman Soott. Mrs. Scott, a lively 84 years young, is the oldest Pi Phi in Toconto.

Although Mary Scott was a California Alpha active, s he has adop ted Ontario Alpha as her own since her residence is in Toronto. She has always been an inspiration and help to the cha pter, and sets a good examp le for Pi Phis by her community invo l vement in the Toronto area, in addition to her activities in the local alumn.., club.

The programme for Mary Scott's birthday party included a speaker from the Toronto Indian Community Centre. Centre Assistant Director, Mrs. Smith, herself an Ojibwa, spoke of the problems of newly arr iv ed reserve Indians in a city the size of Toronto, and also told of th e services performed by the Centre.

Good Rush Results Follow Discussion

by SUE MARRA, Colorado B ela

In the fall of 1973, formal rush brought the Colorado Beta chapter closer together. We have always been a close group of girls, and in that respect we are lucky to be working with only 40 members Our house faced the problem of keeping the rushees we wanted interested in P i Phi and hopefully pledging. We often find ourselves too preoccupied with the happiness we have with the house and Our "sisters' and forget that we shou ld be rushing and selling Pi Phi. We had group discussions , thinking of topic discussions and the meaning of Pi Phi, and how to convey this to our prospective pledges.

We performed a skit which had not been done in years. Needless to say, the cast had just as much fun as our audience. With the outgoing personality of Cary l Lenahan, membership advisor, our spirit and enthusiasm were kept '" the drive to have a great pledge class.

Named Tucson Woman of the Year

by JUDITH PLANTING TN(J O II A.C.

The Tucson Alumn", Club of Pi Beta Phi salutes Mary Lucas Acosta, Illinois Thetaan outstanding alum and a significant feminine force in the changing civic and cultural horizon of Tucson, Ariz.

Vot ed Tucson Woman of the Vear for 1973 and onc of 20 Arizona women named to dOutstanding Young Women in America" in 1972, Mary is th e wife of Surgeon Reuben A costa and the mother of two daughters, Pilar, 9, and Melissa, 7.

Ulla Norhe Plaleada (One Silvery Night) was the child of this interest. Originally conceived as an annua l ball to benefit the Cancer Society and to bring together the various ethnic groups of Tucson in a common effort, UNP has since grown into an independent organization benefitting its own charities. Mary was first ch airwoman of the ball and first president of the organizati on, which has to date contributed over $60,000 to various char· ities.

Mary's community activities stretch out to encompass arts, music, hi story, education, and medicine. With oth ers, Mary founded Los Tucsonenses to present H ispanic cultural works to the community. She organized the Historic Tucson Committee to involve citizens in preserving historic sites and the heritage of Tucson. She was subsequently named to the first Tucson Historical Committee. She is eucrent president of the Cu ltural Exchange Council, which she founded in 1972 t o develop exc hanges between Tucson and Old Mexico in h opes of increasing the appreciation of each for its neighbor. To this end, she served as chairwoman of "Fandango in Old Town," a fund·raising benefit for the council.

Recognition from male community leaders was extended to Mary in 1973, when she was named the first and only woman member of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce. She is also the on ly fema l e member of Development Au· thority for Tucson Economy.

These accolades have come to Mary as a result of years of dedicated community service, beginning when her husband was still in medical training In 1966 she served as chairwoman of a massive cancer-prevention program directed to the Spanish-speaking citizenry of Tucson. She was president of the Pima County Medical Auxiliary and currently serves as a director.

Recognition of the unique cultural blendings in Tucson, situated near the Mexican border, stimulated in Mary a desire to preserve its special qualities and to foster intercultural understanding and cooperation_

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In 197t , Mary organized Project Unity for persons of all racial, religious, and ethnic backgrounds It aims toward eradicating discrimination and opening communication be · tween these groups

With activities and accomplishments almost too numerous to list, Mary Lucas Acosta may seem like a Super Pi Phi to some of us l iving at a slower pace. With all, she has not been too busy to stay close to Pi Beta Phi, contributing t o the advisory board in Tucson and continuing to open her house and heart to various Fraternity and alumnre activi · ties.

Mary says she is als o a sports fan , who en · joys fishing , golf , and horseback -riding She is a self-taught artist, who " loves " to o il paint, though her time at this is limited by her apparent first -Iove---<ommunity involvement and PEOPLE I

Mary is the third Pi Beta Phi alumna in four years t o capture the coveted Tucso n " W o man of the Year " award.

Spends Junior Year Studying In Rome

by CHRISTINE VAN DEVELDE Mtt lltlrhllUIIS A/ph"

Last year, Massachusetts Alpha chapter had a Pi Phi abroad! Betsey Hitchcock spent her junior year abroad studying at t h e R ome Cen· ter Campus of Loyola University of Chicago.

The Rome Center Campus, the largest Amer· ican study program abroad, has been in ex· istence for ten years. Approxim ate ly 250 Amer· icans study there every year in the humanities curriculum.

Betsey enjoyed many trips throughout Europe during her stay. Over spring vacation, sh e toured western Europe and Scandinavia for three weeks. Students would take week·end trips to Florence, Venice. Assissi, and other small towns in Italy, also.

While in Europe, Betsey was able to enjoy many cultural activities such as the opera, mll · seums of art, and the European archi t ectu re. Betsey particu l arly enj oyed h erse lf, because she is an art history major with a special inte rest in Italian Baroque painting.

Betsey (arne back this year, fluent in Italian and c hock full of stories about her stay. While she was there, we Pi Phis in Massachusetts sent her so me of the things she missed the most about the U.S. in a CA R E packagesnack food not so ld in Europe.

" Tra veling in Europe makes you want to travel in the U.S ., to explore your own coun· try. And going to school with people from all over the U .S. gives you a reason - to visit all your new friends!!!" says Betsey.

Performs At Duke

Liz Kern , North Carolina Beta sophomore, was a member of the cast for the production of " P romises, Promises." H oofn Horn , Duke's theatrical organization, held its annua l perfor. man ce April '·6 and again for graduation in May Liz also performed at an outdoor con· cert held at the schooL and enjoys singing at local coffeehouses. As co·rush chairman for the coming year, Liz feels music is a very impor· tant aspect of rush because the songs represent the unique qualities of each chapter.

"Good News" Musical Is Good News To Pi Phis

Something new h as been added to the up' dated version of the musical "Good News," and it provided a special thrill for pledges, actives, and alumnir of Ontario Alpha.

The production, at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto, sets the mood for the second act with the song, "The Girls of Pi Beta Phi ." The stage is set in pink satin and c hinitz to resemble the interior of a sorority house. The Pi Phi song is sung by a l ead character, P at, p layed by Jana R obbins.

The new version of "Good News" is adapted and directed by A be Burrows, and stars Alice Faye, John Payne, and Stubby Kaye Among the better known songs of the show are " The Best Things In Life Are Free," "You're the Cream In My Coffee," and "Button Up Your Overcoat. "

True t o its genre, there is a lively display of jitterbugging in "Good News." "The Varsity Drag" number, sung and danced by Barbara Lail and company, is almost a show stopper.

But what really stopped the show for the Pi Phis was that first solo of the second act, "The Girls of Pi Beta Phi. "

Mo"" •• n Malon." Ind iana D.lta, ha. b•• n choMn a. OM of 33 princ."., In the 1974 Indianapoll. SO, f.ll iv oi. Ma",,...n I, a lunlo" malorlng in education , and I. a Pep Girl

Austrian Student Lives With Chapter

by ANNE COURTNEY M onlanlf Alpha

There was a bit of "The Sound of Music " at the Pi Phi ho use in Bozeman , Mont., this year. Agnes Klotz, a foreign exchange student from Salzburg, Austria, li ved with the chap. ter. Agnes ad ded greatly to the spirit of the house, with her midnight talks in Germanin her sleep. Her main subject at Montana State was English, and she kept up on her Ger· man by exchanging tapes with friends and family in Austria. Often Agn es could be heard talking into her mike in the wee hours of the morning. Before coming to Montana , Agnes taught English in an Austri an schooL

Although an English major, Agn es branched out into other subject a reas at MSU In the winter quarter she enrolled in five physical education co urses, includi ng skiing, badminton, bowling, sw imming, and judo. We cou ld just see her throwing down some of her less coope rative students back in Austria!

Christmas was one of Agnes' s favorite times. She gave each of us the Austr ian form of "Si lent Night;· which was composed in Salzburg. With a slide presentation, Agnes also showed the members of Montana Alpha what Christmas is like in Austria.

Hidd en Talent Surprises

The clanging of metal on metal brought a swift round of applause from the spectators as Cal Delta Pi Phi Sandy McNamara made her victory ringer and walked off with the UCLA coed horseshoe throwing championship Sandy, having played horseshoes since she was young, teamed up with a friend from her home town o f Salinas and fou nd little competition fr om the city folk at UCLA. They won their matches 17·6, 16-3 , D·ll, and 15·11, with frequent ringers made by both Sandy and her partner.

The P i Phis at UCLA were surprised and excited to have Sandy win this champ io nship and have her skill and hidden talent recog· nized.

Cajun Festivities

Provide Campus Fun

Every spring on the campus of LSU the tra · ditional Jambalaya Jambori. ' is held Better known as Jam.Jam, this Greek sponsored eve nt combines food, entertainment, and fun into a day of Louisiana Cajun Festivities. Sororities and fraternities get together and work up skits for the entertainment and they set up booths serving such Louisiana delicacies as boiled crawfish, jambalaya, and boudin. Much like a cir· cus, the whole campus turns out for this day of fun.

This year Louisiana Beta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity combined efforts to present a skit entitled, "A Man Foe N o Seasons," or hetter known as " The War of the Oranges:· The skit was a trial to convict Coach for the use of bad grammar in his latest commercial, and it was a grea t success.

Winter Carnival Queen

Kathy Swanson, Nevada Alpha, was chosen Winter Carnival Queen 1974 by the male stu· dent body on camp us. Kathy took part in snow activities for that week with the other seven con testant s, building snow seu lptures, watching ski races, and presidjng over the Winter Carnival party. Pi Phis were very proud to have the Winter Carnival Qu een for two consecutive years.

Jombaklyo Jamborl. I"dud" " . Man For No StIo.on prel.nt.d by lou isi ana leta and Sigma Alpha Ep.llon ,

Mardie MacKimm Heads Public Relations For K

ra ft co Co rp o rati o n

Mardie Pontius MacKimm, Virginia Gamma, has been named director of public relations of Kraft co Corporation, Glenview, Ill., and will serve on the corporation's executive staff. In her new assignment she wiU direct Kraftco's worldwide public relations program and coordinate the public relati ons activities of the company's four operating divisions .

Mardie joined Kraft co in April, 19 72, and was appointed manager of creative services in June, 1973_ Previ ous ly she served as Chicago editor of a trade publication and as director o f public relations and sales promotion of a suburban corporation.

A native of Chicago, she received her BA degree in English from the College of William and Mary _ She now lives in Northbrook, 111. , where she serves as executive secretary of the Northbrook area U nited Fund.

Kr aftco Corpo ration is the largest producer of processed packaged foods in the United States _ Its operating divisions include Kraft Foods, Sealtest Foods, Breakstone Sugar Creek Foods, and Kra-Pak.

Several Involved In Student Governm ent

by JACKI E NICHOLS Mi""n oltt Alpha

Minnesota Alpha Pi Phis are involved with the government of the University of Minnesota.

Carolyn Houpt was appointed to the University Greek Consultative Committee, th e executive body which coordinates all Greek , alumni and University activities and stimulates the system in carrying out effective programming . Carolyn has served as chairman of both the co mmuni cation and rush committees and works closely with Panhelleni c on several o ther committees.

Ann Zoebisch and Carolyn both worked with the University Community Program, with Ann serving as the over-all U of M coordinator. The University Community Prog ram acts as an orientation program for high school seniors and their parents. Ann Zoebisch is also a senator to the Minnesota Student Association, representing the School of Pharmary.

Terri Weay is a member of the governing body of the College of Liberal Arts W endy Wildung is a member of th e Board o f Publications , another governing body of the University. Miki McGee served on the Student Behavior Committee and has been selected to serve as an orienta tion leader

Yac h t I s A sset

A pledge with a yacht is a terrific asset, especially when planning a big sister kidnap. Little sisters o f Oregon Delta awakened their big sisters early one brisk morning, loaded them aboar d the yacht, and set sail up the Columbia River.

After docking at Parke rs Landing in Camas, Wash ., the big sisters were led to a beautiful buffet breakfast, followed by a stro ll through some of the sh ops before sailing for home. Six o'clock in the morning didn't seem too bad after the wonderful surprise and delicious breakfast.

Marcil Pon ti ul Made l",",

Legacy Luncheon Previews Fashions

by BETIY MANAHAN MORAU

Pi Beta Phi Alumn", Gub of Central Orange County held its Second Annual Legacy Luncheon o n March 2, 1974. A preview of spring fashions for children through collegians and a bridal gown finale were shown. Nina McConnell Winn was general chairman for the event.

Deco rati ons were centered around brightly colo red , candy-filled apothecary iars tied with "country- look" plaid-gingham ribbon. These were used as centerpieces and were offered in a drawing. In addition several all-expense paid trips and a coveted gourmet-dine-out dinner restaurant package were raffled.

A successful Accowcraft sale was held immediately preceding the benefit.

Entertaining before the lunch eon was the Southern California Acrobatic Team- home of Kathy Rig by. The young ladies did their floor exercises and then each did an individual specialty "act."

Proceeds from the fashion show benefit will go to March of Dimes on Birth Defects, Outsta nding Pledge of Phi Province, and Acrowmont.

The program cove r was a drawing of the bust of a mother and chi ld , carrying out the " legacy" theme This was designed by Arthur

Beaumont, formerly the officia l artist for the United States Navy His painti'ngs hang in the Pentagon, the White House, and in numerous private collections. Mr . Beaumont is the father o f Barbara Beaumont Dreibelbis, the president-elect of Centra l Orange County Alumn", Gub for 1974-1975.

Nina McConnell Wlnn , chairman of the lesJacy luncheon, and h.r daught. rs, Alicia , I.ft, and Mich.II •.

Told", ad antag. of the hl.torical beauty of the Old Sou th , Pi Phi. from Loul.lana B.ta goth.red on. aft.moon for a group portrait. Th. chapt.r I•• hown In front of the •• rvont', quart.,. on Burd.n Plontotion , locot.d a f.w mil•• from lou l.l ana Stat. Unl r.lty in Baton loug •. Th. plctur. will appeor In the 1974 .dltion of th. GUMBO , LSU y.a rbook

Bride's Pin Honors Helen Eisenhower

by JULIE HEM BROCK Pennlyl, ania EpJiion

Nineteen years ago, Pennsylvania Epsilon de· cided to start a tradition in honor of onc of our alumnre-Helen Eakin Eisenhower . Mrs. Eisenhower was the wife of Penn State's past president, Milton Stover Eisenhower . As a charter member of the State College Alumn", Club, she watched Pennsylvania Epsilo n become the one-hundredth chapter of Pi Beta Phi. As a tribute to the time and love devoted to the Fraternity, the Helen Eakin Eisenhower Bride's Pin was chosen as our remembrance to her.

The pin is worn or carried on the bridal costume of every member of Pennsylvania Epsi lon. A book is sent with the pin for "'ery girl to sig n her name, her husband's name, the date and place of marriage. This pin serves as our remembrance and, just as importantly, strengthens the bonds between the actives and alumnre of our Fraternity.

Is Distinguished Woman

Betty Forney Mitchell, Colo rad o Beta, was one of fifteen outstanding women from around the wo rld to receive the Northwood Institute Distinguished Women 's Award in Houston, Tex. , last November.

The purpose of this annual award, estab, lished in 1970, is to give individual recognition to the women for their involvement with, and assistance in the development of the college, and their outstanding contributions to their communities and to the nation .

10 announcing Mrs. Mitchell's award, Dr. Turner, president of Northwood Institute, said, "Betty Mitchell has been named a 'Distinguished Woman' because of her continuous dedication to civic and humanitarian activities within her community, her belief in higher education and in the Northwood idea, and her outstanding efforts on behalf of the North , wood of Michigan Library League, the Little Gallery and the Town and Campus Organiution."

Planning Results In Successful Parties

by SANDY PORTZ IT/tuhillglMI Gamma

Rush for the University of Puget Sound Pi Phis was full of new parties and new cos' tumes, and resulted in twenty new pledges. The first party was a Roaring 20's Bash complete with flapper dresses, old movie posters, popcorn machine, Charlie Chaplin skit, and our traditional teaching of " Pi Phi, Beta Phi " (which was heard the enti re week in the rushees ' dormitory). The only problem with this party was an occas iona l Chaplin mousta che falling to the floor .

The second party was held at the university chancellor's house ove rlooking beautiful P uget Sound . Fortunately no rain fell o n ou r Ice Cream Socia l that featured ice cream sundaes, a barbershop quartet, and a favorite song "O ur H ouse."

The third party had the H awaiian touch of l ong. co lorful dresses , fruit sa lad. an original hula, and many fresh flowers native to Hawaii, sent to us especially for this party. Our preference party was the usual success with the reading of an open letter to a little sister from her soon-to-be big sister in Pi Phi . After receiving our twenty new faces, we scrapped our usual banquet idea for a much more relaxed atmosphere of swimming, talking, tennis, and all the picnic fixings we could eat.

Bake Valentine Cookies

This year for Valentine's Day, Oregon Beta decided to share the occasion with a loca l nursing home . The girls baked heart-shaped sugar cookies to give to the o ld folks. We went from room to room singing songs , giving out the cookies, and talking with the people there. We talked with them for quite a while, as we could tell they enjoyed visitors. We got a lot of surprised looks as they watched fifty girls come in to each of the rooms. I think we gained as much from it as the old folks did-all of us left with a lump in our throats after talking with them and decided that we don ' t need a special occasion to visit those who aren't as fortunate as we . (C01l1inlwJ Oil 8')

ATTENTION ALUMNAE:

Can you help ? Our collegiate c hapters need voluntary informatio n about prospective rushees more than ever before. In some instances, your advance letter o r Ru sh Info rm ation Form may be the only way a chapter ca n learn of g irls for co nsideration 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 m ay be a personal refer e nce fo r any girl, re ga rdl ess of where the girl li ves.

Please fill in as much inform a ti o n as available o n both sides of th e fo rm

P I B ETA pm RUSH INF OR MATIO N D ATA

WHERE TO SEND RUSH INFORMATION FORMS

If there is no alumna: club in the rushee ' s home town , send form to the Chapter Membership Chairman at the college address . If the rushee is from a town covered by a club, (see following) send the form to the Alumn., Club Rush Information Chairman of that club.

High Sch o ol

Size Graduating Class Stan d ing _____ Average ______ Test Scores ______

Co lleg e Classificati o n will be, Fresh ____ Soph. Junior" ___ Senior ________

Pledg ed any other Panhellenic Group?_____ If so, name

Da te of pledging ____________ Releose from Pledge

Pertinent H o nors and Adivities : _____________________________

Personal Comments :

Connecticut Alpha Univ. of Connecticut

Maine Alpha Univtnity of Maine

MUYchusetts Alpha Bo.ton Univrnity

Nova ScoLia Alpha. Dalhousie: Univerlity

New York Alpha Syracuse Univenity

New York Gamma St Lawnnce: Univ

New York Delta Cornell University

Vermont Bet. Univu.ityof Vennont

Mlryland Bet. Univ. of Maryland

PCDnly)VaDia Beta Bucknell Univ

Pennsylvania Gamma DickilUlOD CoUq:e

Pennsylvania Epailon Penn State Unlv.

Noetb Carolina Alpha Univ. of North Carolina

North Carolina Beta Duke Univerlity

Yir:linia Camma CoD. 01 Wm Mary

Virginia Delta Old Dominion CoIl.

West ViTJinia Alpha West Va. Univ.

West Vimnia Gamma lkthany Collece

F*ida Alpha 5teUoo Univenity

Florida Beta

Florida State U.uv

Florida Ddla Uoiv of Florida

"""'" UniversityAI", of Gecqia

Chapter Membership Chairmen

FOR 1974-1975 RUSHING SEASON

Scltool AddrfJI 'J J/tMII elv".,

ALPHA PROVINCE

Deborah Lewis

Cyndy Gillil

Rochelle Horowit.&

Maf"lOt NUient

Anne Wart

Barbara Elt)'

Gail A Greendale

Sarah Jewett

Jill Bergemann

Judy Williams

Marjorie Maryle

Sally McHUlh

Cheryl Brown

Dale Van Fleet

Whceler-D of Connecticut Slom, CT 06268

917 KnOll H.n

Univenit.Lof Maine Orono, M t: 0447J

160 Bay State Rd Box 307 BoItOil. MA 02215

6«9 YOUfti Street Halilas, Nova Scotia Can

BETA PROVINCE

201 WaJnut Place SyraC"UK, NY 13210 ,

21 Romoda Dr. St. Law-rence Univtnily Canton, NY 13617

330 Triobammer Rd Ithaca,"NY 14850

369 S. Pro.pecl St. Burlin,ton. VT 05401

GAMMA PROVINCE 12 Fraternity )low Colleae Park, MD 20742

Bo:r: C-680 Bucknell University Lewlsburr, PA 17837

80s 1108

Dickinson Colle,e Carli.le, PA 17013

5 Hiester HaU Univenity Park, PA 16102

DELTA PROVINCE t.OIJ Hillsboro S t Chapel Hill, NC 27514

P .O. 80s 7071

CoHeIe Station Durham. NC 27701

Eliu.beth A M cKennon Colkse Station WilIiamsbuJl, VA 231M

Sharon Baker

Rebecca Mirandy

Linda Mahoney

Wendy Star

Susan Si&Ler

Mary Ellen Johuon

t532 West 49th St Norfolk, VA 2J508

1493 Univeraity Ave MOlJantown, WV 26505

P .O. Dol 1002 Bethany, WV 26032

EPSILON PROVINCE ... ,.. SteUOD Univenity Deland, FL 32720

519 W. Jeft"erson Tallahassee, FL 32J01

P O 80. 12517

Universit)' Station Gaillftville, FL J2604

816 South Ave AtbeDs. GA 30601

105 Horse Tavern Rd. Trumbull, CT 06611

Houlton Road Woodland, ME 04694

143 Lenos Ave Providence, RI 02907

Oakland Rd HaJifu, Nova Scotia CaM"

201 Walnut PI Syrac\IK, NY 11210

76 Park SkJoe Holyob, MA 01040

510 Broadway Staten Island. NY 10310

1'.76 Allen Lane Devon, PA 1933J

.5:l Laliaide Dr. Greenbelt, MD 20770

1451 Meadowbrook Rd Pottstown, PA 19464

4903 Scandale Rd Wuhiftlton, DC 20016

119 Airdale Dr. Rosemont, PA 19010

503 N Main St MadiJon , GA J0650

Pierce Drive Ple-asantvilk, NY 10570

usr SUPD I ST HESSEN APO New York NY 09710

1234 Bil Bf'thal R<t ilampton , VA 23366

2486 National Rd Wheeling, WV 26003

27 War Admir al Lane Media , PA 19063

217 Brookshire Wilm in,ton, NC 28401

6465 S W 112 St Miami, rL 33156

1054 SW 9th St Gainaville, rL 32601

6ICM Granby 51 Bethesda, MD 20034

DtI/u oj Mojo' R",It

end of Sept., 1974

Sept. 18-29, '74

Sept. 8 - 24, '14

Oct , '7 4 lI-Oct IJ, '7-4

February, 1975

February, 1975

Sellt lo-Dct 2, 19 74

Aug. 18- Stpt. 16, , ,..

Feb 4- 16, '75

March 1-26 , '75

December, t9H

Sept 2- 9, '74

Jan 2G-Feb 4, '75

Jan 21-25, 'H

October, 1974

Feb '1-21, ' 75

Sept 16-23, '74

Sept 16-23, ' 74

Sept 15- 21, '74

Sept. 12 - 29, '14

South Carolina Alpha Univ. of South Carolina

Michipn Alpha Hillsdale CoUqe

Michi«an Beta Univ of Michi,an

Michipn Gamma Michi,an State Univ

M ichic:an Dltlta Alhion Collt'lc

Ontado Alpha Univ , of Toronto

Ontario Beta Univ. of Western Ontario

Ohio Al pha Ohio

Ohio Bltta Ohio Stale Univ

Ohio Ddta Ohio W esleyan

Ohio Es»ilon Univ of Toledo

Ohio 1.eta M iami Univenity

ObJo Eta Denison UnivtT'lily

Indiana Alpha Jo"tanklin Coll ege

Indiana Beta Univ. of Ind iana

Indiana Gamma Butler Univc.rJily

Indiana Ddta Purdue Univltrsity

Indiana E 'Ion DItPauw If!ivtnity

Indiana Zela BaU Slate Univ.

Kenlucky Bela Univ of KentIJCky

Tenneut.e Alpha Univ. of Tenn at Chatt.

TltnnHlft. Reta \"andubilt Univ.

Tc.nnHlf'f' Gamma Univ of TtnnCS&et.

TenBHloCC Ddta Memphis Stale Univ

Alabama Beta Aubum Univenity

Alabama Gamma Auburn University

doiooiPP/ Alpha Univ, oC Slhm MiM

_/ C_tler

JitMbDdril CUI'IfIO"

SIt"phanie Strangn

joanna jamn

Cheryl Povlick

Kathy Contos

Shdla Go rd on

Carol Robinson

Sharon Duerkal

S Uit Hay.

Anne Welkn

Anne Schrinu

Amy Alexandtr

Judy Patltrson

Kathl«n Hodaen

Linda Templetoll

Donna jean 1 y

LuAnn Dlttamore

Uelen M , Kane

Blttli Pern

Ruth Kays

Sherry LeMaster

Lisa Ballard

Sally Ann Cline

Karen Piltrce

Marcie Morrell

Marpret McKlttricir. Horton

Dltbora.h Ann Stuckt.r

Gayle Sparks

SUY.n JonltS

Stlwol A,u,tu_J C"lta JltM6 CIIT",

8oJ: 4124, U RC Columbia, SC 29208

ZETA PROnNCE

J04 Hilbdalt St Hilbdale CoUqe Hillsdak, WI 49242

IU6 Tappau Ann Arbor, MI 4811M

J.fJ N HamJOn East Lansinr, M I 4882J

220 SI. Toronto, ontario Can

28 Linkspte Rd London, Oatario Canada

ETA PRO\ I NC!-:

6 S. COUCllt' St Athens, 011 U071

1845 IndiaDOla Ave Columbua, 011 43201

96 EJiu.beth St. Delaw&re,OH 43015

4452 N , Haven Tokdo, OM U6Jl

MacCrackm HaU Miami University Olford, OH 45056

425 Wcst CoUqe St. Granville, OH 4J02 J

THETA PRO\'INCE Franklin Co Urse Franklin, t:\' ';(jIJI

928 E. Third 51 Bloominilloo, IN 41401

&31 W Hampton Indianapolis, IN 46208

1012 Statlt 51 WltSt Lafayelle, IN 41906

JOJ S Locust GreeDCUtJe, IN 46lJ5

100 Canon St Muncie., IN -17306

I OTA PRO\ U,CE 4606 Fox Run Rd Louisville, K Y 40207

409 Columbia Lexinllon, K Y 40508

1416 Creenslake Rd Cha Ilanoop, TN J 74QJ

Rox 4649, St B Vanderbilt Univenity Nashvi lle, TN J1235

c/ o Office of PanhdknK: Affain ISJ I W Cumberland Knox:vilk, TN J7916

5134 Lynbar A"e Memphis, TN 38111

KAPPA PRO\ INCI': Box 146 Birmingham·Soulhltrn Coil Birmingham, AL J52().1

""" BP Univc.rsily, AL 35486

Dorm 7 109 Aubw-n Uni"tnit)' Auburn, AL J68J0

8oJ: 1956

Southern Station HattiabUfJ, MS J9401

Bo,", A4druJ_/ C'-IJu Jiem6. CAr",

1145 Carlisle trwy-. Charlotte, MI 48813

7480 Green Dr. erand Dlanc, M I 48439

5216 WLo.htt'naw Dr. Flint, M I 48503

99 Curney Crn Nnrth DownJView, Ontario Can

28 LinkJ«.ate Rd. London, Ontario Canada

Timber Lane Newtown Squall', PA 19013

2-160 Abin lton Rd Columbus, 011 U221

2 NIt\'&da St. S)'OIIItt, NY 11791

4452 N , Haven Toledo, OH 43612

195 Center Court Franklin, IN 46131

207 Barbt"rty tho Berea, OH 44 011

1159 Orchard Lane Frllllklin, IN 46131

824 Collett Ave. Tene lIaule, IN 478().1

R R I8

Iiuntin,ton, IN 46750

3611 Rollinl Sprin&s Dr Carmd, IN 460J2

9886 Waterbury Dr. St Louis, MO 63124

409 E Lowell Ave ka, IN -16544

4606 !-"ox Run Rd. Louisville, K Y 40201

15-1 Loui!ian. Ave. I.ltxin,ton, K \' 40502 1416 Grccnslake Rd Chattanoop, TN 37412

IIUI St. M ich.e1s Dallas, TX i5230

121 HiUdak Dr Chatta.noop, TN J7411

Lynbat Ave Memphis, TN J8117

Route F, Rol 55 E\ltraret:n, AI. J6401

5206 Whitcsbufl Dr J-iunbvilk, AL J5802

2319 eaUatin St , SW Hu.nuviUe, AL J5S01

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Box 1956 Southem Station HattiabuTJ!, MS 39401 '74

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MiMiuippi Beta Univ. of Miuissippi

Manitoba Alpha Univ of Manitoba

14 innesota Alpha Univ. of Minnesota

North Dakota Alpha Univ. of North Dakota

Wisconsin Gamma La trUnee Univ.

Illinois Alpha Monmo u th Collr,e

Illinois Beta·Delta KIlO)[ Collet;e

Illinois Northwestern Univ.

Illinou Zeta Univ. of DliDois

Illinois Eta Millikin Univeraity

Illioois Theta Bradley University

lUinois Iota lUinois State Univ

Iowa Alpha Iowa Wesleyan Univ

Iowa Bela Simpaon College

Iowa Gamma Jowa State Univ.

Iowa Zrta Univ. of Iowa

Nebraska Beta Univ. of Nebraska

South Dakota Alpha Univ of South Dakota

K.ansas Beta KaDS&J State Univ

MiMouri A1,pba Univ of MlHOUri

Missouri Beta Wuhic,ton Univ

Miuouri Gamma Drury Col\eie

ArkanIU Alpha Univ or Arkansas

Arkansas Beta Univ of Ark at L R

Oklahoma Aloba Un iv. of OkIa'homa

Ok lahoma Beta Oklahoma State Univ

Louioiana AIph& N_oomb CoHqe

LouisialIa Beta Louisiana State Un iy

J"MfIn'Slti, Cltai'MIJIt

Xam S Holcombe

Cheryl James

Robin C CamplM-1i

Julie Lindblom

Mallaret Ri,p

Geralyn J Pope

Karen Nelson

Mimi Boston

N aDCy Rankin

Lynn Dascbler

Molly Drew

Donna Pak

Debra Fennen

Susi McClintic

Karen Sur Mitchell

Linda Johnston

Barb Cariey

Teu.s Alpha University of Teu.s

80s 5264 Univenity, MS 38677

LAMBDA PROVINCE 173 Harris Blvd Manitoba RJj JP4

1110 5th St., S E Minneapolis. MN 55414

409 Cambridge Grand Forb, NO 51201

3133 Sprillida le Ave. Glen\' iew, I L 60025

MU PROVINCE

Pi Beta Phi Monmouth eoiltSe M onmoutb , IL 61462

Box !Ill :K.noll College Galesbur" IL 61401

6J6 Emerson Evanston, IL 60201

1005 S. Wri3ht Champai!n. JL 61820

235 N. Fairview Decatur, IL 62522

1004 N. Institute Peoria, IL 61606

505 S. Broedway Normal, IL 61761

NU PROVINCE g. T Hall, BOll 20 Mt PleaSlont, fA 5264 1

406 N Buxton Indianola, JA 50115

208 Ash Ave. Ames , IA 50010

115 E. Wubina;ton Iowa City, lA 52240

426 N. 16tb Lincoln, NE 61501

Mary Eliu.betb Jobuon III N Plum St

H_A4d,us.j Clio,", MeM6 CkrM.

4349 Woodcrest Dr Memphis, TN JIll I

II Amuodsen Bay Winnipea:. Manitoba CaM"

6652 Parkwood Rd Edina, MN 55436

906 South Dr Fareo. ND 58102

31lJ Sprinsda le Glenview, IL 60025

10616 Newbury St. Westcbester, IL 60153

534 E. North St C.lesbufJ , IL 61401

2151 N.W. 4th Lane Gainaville, FL 32601

605 S. Pine Champai,n, JL 61120

411 Oakland, Apt 2 Decatur, IL 62522

907 Rebecca PI Peoria, IL 61606

1004 Canfield Rd Park Ridce, IL 60068

77 Cedar St. Midland Pllrk, NJ 074J2

1104 W lst Indianola, IA 50125

2762 Lynner Dr Des IA 50310

25 Olive Cf. 10.,. City, IA 52240

401 Lakewood Dr. Lincoln, NE 63510

913 W. 8th St Yankton, SO 57071 Vennillion, SO 57069

XI PROVINCE

Lynda Priest 1612 W 15th I.awrmce, KS 66044

229 N. Terratt Wichita, Kli 67201

Xaren Xelly 1119 Todd Rd 1716N Pershinl: Manhattan, KS 66502 Wichi ta , KS 67210

Kathy Scbnirrinl 511 East Rollins 21 Wildwood Rd Columbia, MO 65101 Sprin,fidd, IL 61704

Nancy Mack Boll 42 1210 Hobton St. WubiDf!:ton University FerKuson, MO 63IJ5 St. LouIS, MO 63IJO

MaBha Robbins 327 Smith Hall 51S DeBolt St Drury Trenton, MO 6468J Sprin&field, JdO 65102

Mary Stoballlh

Julie Smith

OMICRON PROVINCE 502 W Mapk 111 Lou Ellen Fayetteville, AR 72701 Little Rock, AR 72102

3117 S TaykH- 101 Ricl«_ay LitUe Rock, AR 71204 Little Rock, AR 72205

Cathy s.yre 1701 Elm Boll 16 Norm.a.n, OK 7J069 Norman, OK 1J069

JO&fl O'Brien

Debbie Oarndl

Lynn E LaBff'Cbe

Tend! Potb

J24S Clevdaod

1I1IN W JO Still.,.ta-, OK 14074 Otlaboma City, OK 73111

PI PROVINCE

lIoJ: C 612, 64 Newcomb PI. 2632 Comet St. N_ Odel.DI., LA 70111 New Orkans, LA 70114

P .O. Do.: I7S6().A 1636 JdlerlIOG Ave L.S. U New Orleans, LA 70115

BatOl! ROUIe, LA 7010J

2300 San Antonio

2114 Burton Dr Austin, TX 71705

Apt. (257 AlIStin, TX 7.741

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OcL 11-20, 'n

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AUS'. 29-Sept. J. '74

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Jan 9-11, '75

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Alii 21 - 25. ' 74

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Aug 30-Sept 2, '7 4

April, 1975

Sept. 4-7, '74

Au,: 11- 24, '14

Alii 17 - 22 , '74

Sept. 7-15, '74

Au, 19-14. '7 4

A II-Sept I, '74

Tau Beta

Southern Method i.t Univ

TUb Gamma

Te:u.s Tub Univ

Tau Delta Tau Christian Univ

Colorado Aloha Un.iv. of Colorado

Colorado Beta Univ. of Den ver

Colorado Camma Colorado State Uniy

Montana Ipha Montana State UniY.

Wyominlt Alpha Univ. of Wyominl

Arizona Alpha Uniy. of rbonl

Ariwoa Beta rizona State Univ

New MeJ;ico Alpha Univ. of New Melico

New M uico Betl New Muko State Uniy.

Utah Alpha of Ulah

Alberta Alpha Univ. of Mberta

Idaho Alpha. Univenityof Idaho

Wuhine:ton Alpha UDiv. of Wuhinston

Waabinaton Beta Wubinrton State Uniy.

Wubi"ltOil Clmma U ni v. of PUiel Sound

Nevada Alpha Univ. of Nevada

Orqol1 Alpha Univ. of Oregon

Orqon Beta OrqOI1 State Un.iv

Orqol1 Gamma WiUamette Univ

Orqoo Delta Portland State Univ

California Beta UniY of Cal at Berkeley

California Gamma Univ of So Cal

California Delta

U C.L A

CaliIomia Epaiion

St.D Diqo Slate Coli

C.lifomia Zeta

U of Cal. at Suta Barbara

California Eta

U of Cal at Irvine

,\"OM'.' C.plw Jf,mbtrsltJ, C.lNJirlll/J1I

Beuy Brown

Debbie Sharabcck

Marty Walter

Teri Smith

Andrei Nordbyc

Julie Rathbone

Lynn Hlmmen

Lynda Koontz.

Klrnr. Turnu

Mary nD Raskin

Mlriln U'Ren

Sue Green

.lIne rorester

H eather Ann Stewart

Debby Phillips

Linda 1.ul&

Add,tn ,f CJwJller Ji,,,,h C",,,,,

3101 Dano D.U TX 15205

J5OJ·19th Lubbock, TX 79413

Bos: 29J66

T e V Ft Worth, TX 76 12 9

RHO PROVINCE

890 111h St. Boulder, CO 8OJ02

220J S, Denver, 0080210

625 Wnt uke fort Collin CO 80521

1304 South 5th Bozeman , MT 59715

Fraternity Park Laramie:, WV 82070

SICWA PRO\ INeE tOO! N Mount.iII A\' c TUCIOD, AZI5719

Palo Vrrde Main, 801 192 A S, U Tempe, A1. &5281

1701 Mua ,"ifta NE A!buqutrqut , NAt 17106

Bol JIJ4 Univcrooily rark, NM 8!00J

U4 ' £..all hi South !\sit l h City, UT 84102

TAU PROVINCE

6607 123 St Edmonton , C.nad.

507 Idaho St. M oacow, ID 83843

4.548 17th NE Scattk. WA 91105

Rounne Lane Rodland NE 12.5 LindeD

Wendy Mien

Dee Barbub

Maja Tawl

Cathy C Lee

Sa lly Smith

Katby Beck

Shelby Hildebrant

Cinda Ellen Cree

Lynn Dt'C Moore

Sherry Bell

Suzanne Dell all

Suzanne West

Pullman, WA 99163

Sell'ard Han Univcnit)' 01 P\IIel So und Tacoma, WA 91416

UPSILON PROYINCE

1960 Ilen SI Reno, NV 19502

1.511 Ki ncaid Eu,ene, OR 117403

2ti8-.5 N W Taylor COTValtD. OR 97 JJO

844 Mill 51. Salem, OR 97 JOI

23J5S W .IT Portland, OR 97225

PHI PROVINCE 2325 Piedmont Ave. Ber keley, CA 11 4704

667 West 2Ilh St. Los A"'tles, CA 90007

700 Hilprd Ave Los AnlM. CA 90024

5080 CoI\q:t Place San Diqo, CA 9211.5

;6J Camino PClCadero Goleta, CA 11.1017

10265 Ni,hlinpk Ave Fountain \ dey, CA 02708

THE AllOW OF

BlNflt Ad4r,u ,f ClIsjlkr Me", •. CIv""

3101 Daniels Dall TX 75205

J5OJ 79th Lubbock. TX i94U

IlO> "',.. T C.U. Ft. Worth, TX 76129

.. 296 S. Akron St. }: nllewood, CO 10110

J60I Larch,..,ood Circle Minnetoa.ka, MN 55J J 641 Fairfax Denyer, CO 10220

229 2nd S t , N W Creat Falls, MT 59 04

372 N. 71h St. Laramie, WY &2070

M31 Hills TIOOI1, AZ 15710

Bol0l692 Litchfield Park Litcbfield, AZ 864J2

111" ROIl P1&«. NE Albuquuque, NM 87101

Rt ", Bol27 Sanll Fe, NM 81501

41 Lon, M cadow Winnetka, IL 60093

6607 123 St. Edmonton , Alberta Canadl

7601 Wly BoUc, ID 83702

5"01 W .9 th Tacoma, WA 98.J65

26439 Ith South Kent, WA 91031

J5.5 IVlnhoe Denvu, CO 80220

1960 Allen St. Reno, NV 89502

lUI Moore Way Ontario, OR 97914

63.5 L Ben Lomond D r , SE Salem, OR 97 J02

1661 California Turlock, CA 9.5J10

2J3.5 S.W 87 Portland, OR 9122.5

1161 Hilton Ave Napa, CA 94558

1760 Avenida Del Mundo /IOOJ Coronado, CA 92118

5 W IJ4 PI. lIawtbomc, CA 902.50

11.521 Granada BiIb, CA 913

IJ4.5 DeSoto Ave Burlingame, CA 9"010

10265 Nichtinpk A' e Fountain \ ' alky, CA 92 708

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Au« 21 -27 , '701 AUJ 29- 5f.pt ", '701

Sept 7-13, '701

Sept. 26-Oc:t. I, '74

Aug 22- 21, '701

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Sept. 201-30, '74

September, 19H

September, 191"

Sert 22- 27, '7 4

Sept. 1- 7, '74 1 - 21, ' 74

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Sept. 23- 27, '14

Alumnae Club Chairmen

FOR 1974- 75 RUSHING SEASO N

• lod ieatn the name of the new c ha i rm an was not rcCt'ivcd, and the name of tbe Club Pruident is listed.

CONNECTlctrr

Avon (Sec Hartford. Ct.)

Branford (Ste New Haven Ct.)

81 00 mlidd (Stc Hartford, Ct.)

Cheshire (See New Haven , Ct.)

Cos Cob (5« Sou thern Fairfield County , Ct. )

Darien (Sec Southern Fairfield Co unty , Ct.)

Ent H artford (5« Manchester Ct.)

East Haven (Stc New Ct )

Elmwood (Sce Hartford, Ct.)

Fairfield (S« Southern Fairfield County Ct.)

Farmington Hartford Ct.)

G l ans to nbul')' Ct.)

G ranby (Sec HUl fo rd , Ct.)

Greenwich (See Southern fa i rfield County. Ct .)

Guilford (See New Haven, Ct.)

Hamd(fl (Set N"" H IVen, Ct )

H artf ord (Sec H rtford , Ct .)

Mancheste r (Scc Man c heste r CI.)

Mil£ord (Sec New H .ven, Ct.)

Mount Ca rm el (Sce New H lycn, Ct.)

New ynun (5« Southern Falr6dd County, Ct )

New Haven (Sec Ne H aven, Ct.)

N""ina:ton (Sec Hartf o rd, Ct.)

N o rth ford (Sce New Hav en, Ct .)

North H aven (Sec New H aven, 0 )

Norwalk (Sec Southern Pairfield County, Ct.)

Old Greenwi c h (Se c Sou thern Fairfield Cou nty , Ct.)

Or.nge (Sec New H aven , Ct )

Rive rs ide (Sec Southern Pai rfield County, Ct )

Sim sbury (Sce Hartford, Ct.\ Somers (5« Mancheste r, Ct.

Sou th Windsor (Sec Man ches te r , Ct.)

Stamford (Sec So uthem Fairfield County , Ct.)

StOH,. Ct (5« Manchesler , Ct.)

Suffield (Sec Manchester, Ct.)

T olbnd (5« Manchester, Ct. \ Wallin ford (Sec New H aven. Ct.)

West H artford (Sec H a rt fo rd, Ct.)

W est Haven (Sec H aven, Ct .) Weston (Sec Southern Fairfield Count y, Ct .) (Sec Southern Fairfield County. Ct .)

Wctherfield (S«: H artford. Ctl

Wilton (5« Sou thern Fairfield County. Ct.)

Win dso r (Sce Hartfo rd , Ct.)

Woodb ridse (Sec New H aven. Ct.) MAINE

Ba"!!o r (Sec EastCln M aine)

Brewer (See Eutern M aine)

ALPHA PROVINCE

Cumberland Center (Sec Po rtl and, Me .)

Cumberland Mills (Sec Po rtl and. Me )

Gorham (Sec Porthnd, Me )

Old Town (5«: Eastern M a ine)

Orono (Sec Eas tern Maine)

Po r tland (Sec Po rthnd, Me )

Saco (Sec Portl a nd -Me )

Scarborough (Sec Portl a nd, Me .)

South Portland (Sec Portl a nd , Me )

Stillwater (Sec :Easte r n M a ine)

Vi liage o f H a mpden (Sec E.5tern M aine)

Westb roo k (Sec Po rtland, M e.)

Windham (Sec Po rtl and, Me.)

Yarmouth (Sec Po rtl and, Me )

MASSACHUSETTS

Adarm (5« lkrluhire, M ass.)

Andover (Sec Gru.ter Bosto n, Mus .)

Arl ing ton (Sec Gru.ler Boston, Mass .)

A uburndale (S« West Suburban Boston, Mus .)

Bedford (Sec Greater Boston. Mass .)

Belmont (Sec G reat er Boston, Mus .)

Berlcshire (Sec Berkshire. M us.)

Beverly (Sec G reater Boston, Mus .)

Boston (Sec Grelter B05lon, M ass.)

Brighton (Sec West Suburba n Boston, Mass.)

Brockton (Sec Grealer B')$ ton, Mass .)

Braintree (See G rea te r Boston, M us.)

Brookline (Sec Grea ter Boston, Ma ss.)

Buriin,ton (Sec G reater Boston, M us.)

Cambridge (Sec G reate r BoSlon, Mus.)

C hes hire (Sec Berks hire , Man.)

Cheslnut Hill (Sec West Subu r ban Boston M us. )

Co hasset (Se c G reater Bosto n , MISS .)

D a lt on (Sce Berluhire, M ISs.)

Dedham (Sec West Subur ban Boston, M ass.)

Dorchester (Sec Greate r Boston, Mus.)

Everitt (Sec Greater Boston. M us.)

Ftamingham (Sec West Suburban Boslon. Mass .)

Great Barringto n (Sec Berkshire. Mus .)

Han cock (Sec Berkshire. M an.)

H ing h am (Sec Gruler Boston, M us.)

Hinsd ale (Sec Berkshire M us.)

Housatonic (Sec Berks h ire. M us. \

H yde Park (Sec G rea ter Boston, M us )

J amaica Pl ains (Sec Gruter Boston, Mass )

Lanesboro (See Berkshire, Mass.)

Lec (Sec Berkshire, M ass.)

Leoox (Sec Berkshire Mass .)

LninAton (Sec Greater Boston, Mus .)

Lincoln (Sec West Suburban BoSlon. M ass.)

lynn (Sec Grealer Boston. M us.)

Malden (Sec Grutcr Boston, M us.)

Marblehead (Sec Greller Boston. M us )

Marshfield (Sec Greater Boston. Mus.)

Club s and Cha ir m e n

Hartford CI .-Mrs Wa lter E. Berry, 428 Bushy Hill Rd .• Simsbury, Ct. 06070 Manchest er Area , Ct.-Mrs. Malcolm Chadbourne. Lindell Drive.

Medford (Sec Greater Boston , Mus .)

Melrose (Sec Gruter Boston , Mus.)

Milt on (Sec Greater Boston, Mm )

Natick (See West Suburban Boston, M us. )

Necdham (Sec West Suburban Boston, Ma n. )

N""ton (Sec West Sub urb an Boston , Mass )

Newton Centre (Sec West Suburban Bos· ton , M ass.)

Newton Highl ands (Sec Wes t Suburba n Boston, Mass.)

NewtonV Ille (Sec West Suburban Boston, M us.)

North Ad a ms (Sec Berluhire, Mus.)

N o rw ood (Sec West Suburban Boston, Mus.)

Pittsfield (Sec Berksh ire, M ass.)

Quincy (Sce Greater Boston, M us.)

Rando l ph (Sec Greater Boston. Mass.)

Rud i ng (Sec Gleater BoSlo n MISs.) (Sec Greater Boston. Mus.)

Rockland (5« Greater Boslon. Man.)

Sa lem (Sec Greater Bosto n, Mass \ Somervi lle (See Greater Bost o n , Mass.)

Sq u antum (Sce Greater Boston, Ma ss.)

Stockbridge (Sec Berkshire, M ass.)

Stoneham (Sec G reater Bo,lon, Mus .)

Swa mp scott (Sce Boston, Mass.)

Waban ($ce Greater Boston, Mus .)

Wakefield (Sec Greater Boslon, Mau.)

Walpole ($ce West Suburban Boston. Mass )

Waltham (5«: Greater Bos ton. Mus.)

Walertown (Sec Greater 8 0ston, Mus )

Wayland (Sec West Subur b an Boslon. WeMus.) ll esley (Sce West Subu rban Boslon. Mass )

WeliesJc-, Hi Us (Sec West Suburban Bos· ton, M us.)

West Newton (Sce West Subur ban Boston. Mass Weston.) (Sec West Suburban Boston. Mus ) West Rox bury (Sec Gruler Boston, M ass. )

WI':.I (Sce Wesl Suburban Boston M ISS. )

Weymouth ($ff Greater Boston. Mass.)

Williamstown (Sec Berkshire, Winchester (Sec G ruter Boston, Mus )

Winthrop (Sec Greater Boston. Mus.)

Woburn (Sce Gruter Boston, Mus )

NOVA SCOTIA

Dartmouth, No,.a Scotia (5« H alifax, Noya Scolia. Canada) H alifax. Nova Scotia (See Halifn. N S , Canada)

Po rtland Me. - Mrs. Gcor,ll:e D. Woodlllo'ard, H Foreside lt d Cum· berland FOI"Cs ide, Me 041 10 Berluhire County, Mass -Mrs. Andrew Campoli. 100 Common· ealth Ave., Pi ttsfield, Mus 01201 Somers Ct. 06071

New H en, Ct.-Mn. Char les RlJland , 808 Hillcrest "Rd ., Orange. 'Greater.Boston, Mass.-Miss Katy MacKay. 1530 Beacon St #802, Bro khne, Mus. 02146 Ct. 06177 Sou t hern County Ct.-Mrs. Gary G. Silcox. 7 Echo Dr. , Darien , Ct. 06820

Suburbln Boston. Mass. - Mrs. D Eike n Fo resl 51 • Sudbury. M :m. 01776 Eastern MainC'-Mrs. Irwin B. Douglass, 4 Summer St .• Orono. Me. ().C47) ·HlIlifu. N.S, Canida- Mrs J E. Gerry. 6 1H Oakland Rd , Hali· fu, N.S .• Canida

BETA PROVINC E

NEW YORK Alb,n y (5« Alb lny. N.Y )

Albertson (Sec bland·North Shore. N.Y ) Alplaus (See Scbenectady. N.Y.)

Altamonl (Sec Albany N.Y.)

Amenia (Sec Mid·Hudson Valley, N. Y )

Amherst ISec Buffalo , N.Y )

ArdslC7 (Sec Westchester County. N Y.)

Armonk (Sec Westchester County, N Y ) 67

Averill Park (Sec Albany, N.Y.)

Baldwin (Sec lons Island·North Shore. N.Y.)

Baldwin Harbor (Sec L0n& Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

B.llston Lake (See Sc:bcocctady. N.Y.)

8.luve1t (See Jlockllnd Ceunt)'. N.Y.)

Bardonia Rockland Coun,/:' N Y.)

BUlu Esutes (See 1.0", "and·North Shore, N.Y )

Belcon (See Mid ·Hudtoll V.lIey, N.Y,)

Bedford (Sec Watchest« N.Y.)

Blue Point \Sce SuJfoUr. Co., N Y ,)

Bowauruvil e (See Bu6a1o N. Y .)

Briarclilf Manor (5« Watchest« County, N.Y.)

Dri&hlan (Me Rochester. N.Y .)

Bcockport (See: Roc hHter, N.Y )

Bronpille (5« Westchester Collnt,.. N.Y.)

Brook lyn (See New YOlk Citr, N.Y.)

Broohille (See Lon, hland ·North Sholt', N.Y.)

Buffalo (Scc Buffalo. N Y ,)

Camillus (See S,.ucwe, N.Y,)

Carle Platt (See Lona hl.nd -No rth Sho re. N Y )

Centerport (Scc Suffolk County. N Y )

Chappaqui (See Westchester County, N Y .)

Ch«ktowaf;o (Sec N Y .)

Chili (See R.ocbtsIU N • , )

Churchville (Sec Rochtstc!, N Y .)

Clarence (See: Buff.lo N T.)

O.rmcc Cel'rtu (Sec N V.l

Oi(ton Park (See Schenectady. N Y .)

Cohoes (See Alban" N .Y .>

Cold Sprins (See Mid fiudson V a ilC')". N.Y )

Cold Sprin, HuboI' (See Suffolk Count,. N Y )

Colonie (Sec Alban, N Y )

Comftud: (See Sulo'k CounO', N Y )

Conam (Sec RocIc:llnd CounO', N Y.)

Crestwood (See We.tcbestu CounO', N Y.)

Cross.Ri u (See Westcbestu CounO'. N Y .)

Croton FaUs (Sec WeltCMsttt CounO'. N Y )

Croton-on-Hudson (Sec WestchestnCounO', N Y )

Cru,ers (See Westchester CounO', N Y ,)

Delmu (See Alban,. N,Y_)

Depew (See Bulalo N Y .)

Oe Win (Sec SyracuK, N.Y )

Dobbs Ferry (Sec Westcheste r County_

(Sec Bufhl o. N Y.)

Eut Auro (See: 8uffllo N Y .)

Eastchester (See Westchesltt CounO' N Y .)

Eut Greenbush (Sec Albany N .Y.)

Bast Hempstud (Set: tona: hi and-North Shore. N Y )

Eut Hills (See ton, Island·North Shore. N.Y l _-' N h

Eut -Meadow (Sec Lone IslallQ ' ort Sh o re. N Y.)

Eut Northport (See SuHolk County, N Y ' I dN h

Eut Norwich (See Lon, Is an Ott Shore. N.Y ) Y)

East Rochester (Set: R ochel ter. N Eut SfTaCUJe (See S,racuK. N Y .)

Eut Willilton (Set: Lone Island·North Shore N.Y.>

Eden (See Bdalo N Y )

EQertsYille (See Buffalo N.Y .)

Elma (See BUffalo. N.Y.)

Elm.ford (See Westchester CounO', N Y )

Elnota (See Albany. N Y ) Elsmere (See Albany. N Y.) Fairport (See Roc hester. N Y.)

Farminadale (See Lone Island N o rth

Syracuse. N Y )

Feura Bush (See Albany N Y /.

Pishkill (See Mid·Hudson Val ey. N Y )

Plol'Il Patk (See Lo,,- uland -North Shore , Centre (See lolli ulandNorth Shnrc. N Y ) d N h

FI&Wu H ill (S« Lon, Islan· ott

Suffolk County. N Y .>

Freeport (Set- Lone Island-North Shore

G?;d"fn)

CiO' (See Lone hland N orth Shore, N Y ) I d N th Garden City Pllk (See Is an or (Set lolli Isllnd · North Shore. N Y .)

GltfI Cove (Stt Lana: hland·North Sh ore. GlenN.Y.)Hud (Slt 1.00& Island ·North Short. N.Y )

Glenmont (Set Albany. N.Y.)

Gltflwood Landin, (5« Lone Island · North Sbote. N Y .)

Golden', Bridit (See Westchester Count,. N Y )

Grand Island (See Bu ffalo. N.Y .)

Great Ne-ck (Sec Lona: hland ·North Shore. N Y )

GremJawn (Set Suffolk CounO'. N ,Y )

Green le (Set Lone Island-North Short , N Y .)

Grooms Cornett (See Scbtneetad,. N Y .)

Guilderlud (Set Albany. N.Y )

Halesite (Sec Suffolk County. N Y.)

Hambue, (Sec Buffalo N Y .)

HarritOn (Sec Westchesttr Count,. N Y )

Hartsdale (See Westchesttr County. N Y I

Hastines oO tl.Hudaotl (Sec WestchcJter County. N .Y.)

Haventraw (Sec Rockland CounO', N.Y , Hawthorne (See Westcbestu County, N Y .) (See Lonc Island ·North Short. N.Y.)

Hempstead Gilden, (Se-t Lon& hland · North Shore, N Y.)

Henrietta (See locbeitU N Y .)

Huricka (Sec Lone hland·North Shore. N.Y.)

Hiclcsville (See Lone Island-North Sbort. N Y.)

Hillburn (See Rockland County, N Y.)

Honeoye 'all. (See Rocbester, N Y.)

Huntin&ton (Set Suffolk County N.Y.)

Huntinatoo Sution (See Suffolk County. N.Y.)

Hyde Puk (See Mid·HudJOD Valle, N Y )

'noiQlton-on.Hu4JOD (Ste Westcbester Cowll)'. N Y , Jericho (See Lone bland·N o rth Shore. N.Y.)

Jonesvifle (See Scbent'Ctad" N .Y.)

katonah (See Weltcheater Count)'. N.Y .)

Ktnmore (See Buffalo, N Y ,)

Kensin&t o n (See Long Island-North N Y .)

Kinder hoo k (Set Alb any. N Y )

Kinp Park (See Suffolk Coun,/:' N.Y )

Kiop Poiat (See Lana ,land·North Shore, N.Y.)

Kineston (See Wid Hudson Valley. N ,Y )

Lakt SuCCUi (See Lone Island North Shore N Y )

Larchmont (Sec Westchester County, N Y )

Latham (Sec Albany, N.Y.)

Lattinetown (See Lon& Idand·North Shore, N.Y.)

Laurel HolI,"", (See Lana hland North Shore. N Y .)

Lawrence (Sec 1.on& Island North Shore. N Y.)

Lniltown (See Lon&' hland·North Sho«, N Y .)

Lewiabot-o (Sec "'esKhestn CounO'. N Y .)

Lloyd Harbor (See Suffo lk Counl)'. N Y ' Locust VallC'}" (See 1.01\& Island ·North Shore. N .Y . )

Loudonville (Sec Albany. N Y , )

Macedo n (Sec- J.ochester. N Y )

Mal..uoe (See 1.00& Island North Shore. N.Y )

Mam aronK k (Sec Westchester Co N.Y.)

Manhasset (Set Lana Island North Shore. N Y )

Manorhaven. ISce I.ona Island ·North Shore N Y .)

Marilla/See Blllalo. N Y .)

Mari on See Rochester N Y , )

Massapequa (See lone Island North Shote N.Y .)

Massapequa Pa rk (See l.on& hland -N orth ShOft. N Y.)

MatinKOCk (See Lona: Island North Shore N Y .)

Mattydale (See Syracull', N.Y.)

McKnown ,lIe (See Albany. N.Y .) MeI ille (See Suffolk County, N.Y.)

Merrick (5«: Lon, Island·North Short. N Y )

Millbtook (Sec Mid·Hudson Valley. N Y.)

THE AllOW Of ", lETA "HI

Mill Nrck (See Lona: Island·North Shole. N.Y .)

Millwood (See Westchester County. N Y.)

Mineola (See Lone Island-North Shore. N Y .)

Mohe,an Lake (See Westchester Counl)'. N_Y.

MoDJeJ'. (See Rockland Counl)'. N Y.)

Montrose (See Westc:beltn Counl)'. N.Y.>

Mt KiKO (Set Westchester County. N.Y.'

Mt Vemon (See Westchester Counl)'. N.Y.)

Mumrord (See Roc hentt. N.Y )

MUDKY Park (See Lon, hland·North Shore. N Y .>

Muttontowo (See Lone hland ·NOIth Shore. N , Y.)

Nanuet (See Roc kland County, N Y .)

Nuuu Shores (See lalli bland North Shote. N Y.)

New City (See Rockland CounO' N.Y .)

New Hyde Park (S« Lonc Island ·North Shon. N Y )

New Rochelle (See Watchattf County. N Y )

New Scotland (5« Alban,. N Y , )

NewlOn iIIe (Sec- Albany. N.Y.)

New York Cil)' (See New York CiO' N.Y.)

Niskayuna (See Schentetady. N Y .)

North Bellmou (See Lane hland North Shore N Y .)

North Hempstead (See Lona: Island ·North Shore. N ,Y.)

North Hilil (Ste loRI Island ·North Shore. N Y )

North Masupequa (See Lana bland · North Shore N.Y.)

North MerriCk (See Lone bland·North Shore. N Y , )

North New H,de Park (5«: Lane hland· N o rth Shore. N Y.)

Northpolt (See Sulfolk County, N.Y )

North SfTacuse (See SfTacust. N.Y )

North Towanda IS«: Bulhlo. N Y.)

Nr.ack (See Rock and County. N.Y.) o d Brooln-ille (See Lon, hland Norlh Shore N Y )

Old WutburJ (Sf-e Lons hland·Nnrth ShoreJ N Y.)

Orchara Park (See Bulfalo. N Y.) (See Rockland Counrr. N.Y )

Ossiruf14 (See Westchester County. N Y.)

Oyster Ba, (See Lofl& hland·North Shore N ()ysterY.)Bay Co..e (5«: lon, bland -No rth Shore. N Y )

Paliudes (See RocIcland Counl)'. N Y .)

Pawlin&' (See Mid Hudson Valley. N Y ) Pearl Ri er (See: Rnckland County, N.Y ) Ptekskill fSee Weltchesltr County. N Y.)

Ptlham (Set Westchester County. N Y .)

Pt!ham Mano r (Sec Wutchester County. N Y .)

Penfield (See Rochrster N Y.)

Piermont (See Roc kland Counl)'. N Y )

Pittsrord (See Rochester. N Y '

PlainYiew (Set: Lone Island -Nort h Shote N Y )

Pland ome (See Lon, Island -No rth N Y,) dN h

Plandome (See Lone lsi an ort Shore N Y , ) h

Plandome Manot (See Lon, Island·Nort Shore. Pleaunn-illeN.Y.)(See Westchester CounO'. N Y.) NY

Pomona (See Rockland County. ) Port Chester (5«: Weltchester CounO'. N Y.) h

Port Wuhin.ton ($e-e lolli hland Nort Shore , N Y ) I d

Port Wuhin&ton North (5« Lone Is anNorth Shore, N.Y '

Pou,bketpsie (See Mid·HudtOn Valley N Y .)

Pouod Ridee (See Westchester CounO'. N Y .)

Purcb (See Westchester CounO'. N Y .)

Red Hook (5«: Mid·Hudton Valley. N.Y.)

Rtnsse.laer (Set: Alban,. N.Y .)

Resford (See Schenectady. N Y.) llbintback (See Mid -Hudson Valley. N.Y.)

Rochester (Sec Rocbestt:r. N Y .)

Rocnille Centre (See lotll Island·North Shore, N.Y.)

Roslyn (Sec Lona Island·North Shore, N , Y.)

Rosb n E. t. tu (Stc Lona: bland·North Shore, N.Y.)

Rod yn He i. ht s (Sec Lon. Island ·North Shore , N Y .)

Roslyn H ube r (Sec Lon. Island ·North Shore N Y )

an 1* Westchester County, N.Y.)

S.dd e Rock (Sec Lon. Island·North Shore, N.Y .)

S.ddl e Rock Est.tes (Stc Lon. IsI.ndNorth ShOle , N Y.)

S.neb Point (.5« Lotll Island·North Shore N.Y.)

Scllborouah (Se c 'Wutchestu County, N.Y.)

Scarsd.le (Stc Wtstchesttt County. N.Y.)

Schenectady (Stc Schent'Ct.dJ N.Y.)

Scotia (Set Schen«ttdy. N.Y.)

Scotts.i1I e (Stc R ochester. N.Y.)

Se. Cliff (See Lotll Is I.nd·North Shore, N Y )

Searinatewn (Sc e Lon. IsI.nd-No rth Shore N Y .)

Shrub O.k (See Westchester County, N Y )

Sh ne.teles (Sec SYllcuse. N Y .)

Slinaerl.nds (Sec Alb any , N. Y .)

Slo.tsbura: (See Rockllnd County, N.Y.)

Smithtown (Set Suffolk County, N.Y.)

Snyder (Sec Buffalo, N.Y.)

Somers (Sec Wcstchctter County, N.Y.)

South Cheektow", (Stc Buffalo, N.Y.)

South Fllmin.d.le (See Lonl blind· North Shore, N Y .)

South Plor.l Park (Sec Lon. IsI.nd·North Shore, N, Y .)

South Hemps_tud (5« Lon& bland·North Shore, N,Y.)

South NYlCk (Sec Rockland County, N.Y .)

South Sile m (Su Westchester County. N Y .)

South W.ln (S ec Buffllo, N Y .)

South Westbury (Sec Lotll IsI.nd North Shore, N. Y .)

Spencerport (Sec Roch«ter. N.Y.)

Sprif\6 V all ey (Sec R oc kbnd County, N.Y.)

Staten Island (Sce New York City. N.Y.)

SteWart Manor (Sec Lona bland·North Shore, N Y )

Stony Point (5« Rockland County , N.Y.)

Struhmore (Sec Lona hland·North Shore, N Y .)

Suffern (Sec Rockland County N.Y )

SyOssd (Stc LOOI bllnd·North Shore, N.Y,)

T all m an (Su Rockland County, N.Y.)

T.pp.n (See Rockland County, N.Y.)

Tarrytown (See Westchester County, N Y .)

Thomaston (Sec Lone hl.nd-North Shore. N.Y.)

Thornwood (See Wcttchester County. N Y.)

Tonawanda (Sec Bufhl o. N Y )

Tuckahoe (See Westchester County, N Y )

Upper Broohille (Set Lona Island North Shore. N.Y,)

Upper N,lck (Sec R ockhnd County. N ,Y.)

Valh .lI. (See Westchester County, N Y )

Clubs and Chairmen

N.Y. - Mrs. Jonathan 1'0 Winne Rd., Delm.r. N.Y 120H Buffalo. N ,Y .-Mrs Allen O·Oonnell. 2840 Girdle Rd " Elm • • N.Y 140'9

Valley Cottlle (Sec Rockllnd County, N.Y.)

V.lIey Slrcam (See Lone hllnd·North Shore, N Y .)

Victor J.5« Rockllnd County, N ,Y.)

Vischtr s Ferry (See Schencct.dy, N Y , )

Voorheclville (See Albany , N Y .)

Waccabuc (Sec Westchester Count" N Y.)

Wa les (Sec Buffalo, N Y ,)

W.les Cen ter (Sec Buffdo, N.Y.)

Wa nak ah (Sec Buffdo, N Y.)

Wl n tl,h (See Lona: hland·North Shore. N.Y.)

WappiOlets Falls (See Mid Hudson V.IIcy, N Y ,)

Wassaic (Sec Mid-Hudson Valle y, N Y )

Wu«?lict (Sec Albany, N.Y )

Webster N Y.)

WC:Stbury (Sec: Lon&: bl.nd·North Shore, N Y ,)

Wcst Pair. (Sec B uffalo, N,Y.)

WHt Hempstead (Sec Long bland·North Shore. N,Y,)

West Nyack (See Rockbnd County, N.Y )

West t$cncca (Sec Buff.lo , N.Y )

White Plains (Sec West chester County, N ,Y )

Willi.amsville (5ce' Buffllo, N Y , )

Williston Park (Ste Long IsI.nd North Shorel N Y.) e (Sec Mid H udson Vallty, N.Y )

Woodbury (Sec: Island-North Shore N.Y )

Yonkers (Set Westchater County. N Y.)

Yorktown Hti,ghts (Sec Westchester County, N,Y.)

14621

Rockl.nd County, N Y .- Ms , S.andra Kasun, 87 Western Hi,hway, West Ny.ack. N.Y 10994 SchencctJdy, N,Y.-Mn Robert McOon.ald, 9 Woodside Dr , Burnt Hills, N Y , 12027 Island North Shore, N.Y.-Mrs. Robert J. Kelley, 81 Country Clu b Dr., Port Washington, N.Y. 110 '0 ·Syracuse, N Y, - Mu. 1. Cook, 1111 lanCl$ttr, Syracuse, N Y. 'Mid Hudson V.lley, N Y - Mrs H arold Griffith, 22 Ho riron Hill tk., Pouahkecpsie. N Y 12603 'New York City, N.Y. - Mrs. Richard Pavlica, 32ll Waterbury Ave , Bronl(, N Y 11)46,

B210 Westchester County. N Y .-Mn. J. T. Smith, 971 Edgewood Ave , Man ot, N.Y 10801 Montreai. Oue • Can (Pi Phi Pocktt)-Mrs , John Hobbs, 2300 Seneca Ref., Montrul 304, Que., Can. Rochester, N Y .-Oanna Pasch, H Herald SI Roc hester, N Y.

DELAWARE

Stlte of Del.-.rare (Sec Wilmineton. Del.) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wuhin&ton, D.C. (Sec Wuhington. D.C.) MARYLAND

Accokeek (Sec Pr i nce GcOl,U County) Annapor is (Sec Biitimore, Md .) Baltimore (Set Balti mo re, Md .) Bethesda (Sec Maryland .D.C. Suburban) Bowie (Sec Maryland·D.C Suburb.n) Camp Sp'ri08 (Sec Prince GeorJa County) Catonsville ('Sec B,ltimore, Md .) CheY)' Cbase (5« Maryland-D,C . Suburb.D)

Clinton (Set: Prina GtoIJU County) Coc\C'fSYilie (Sec Baltimore. Md .) Collele Park (.5« Mlryland·D.C. Subur· "'.)

Crofton (Sec Prince County) Ounscblk (5« B.ltimon. Md_)

Essex (5« Blltimoce. Md.)

ForatTille (Sec Prina Geor,es County)

Gaithersburl (Stc Maryllnd·D C , Subu rb,.)

Greenbelt (Sec Prina County)

HiIlcrcst Hti.bts (Sec Prince Gcorles eo•• ,,)

Hy.ttn'ille (See Maryland·D.C. Suburb.n)

Ken sin.ton (Sec Maryland-D.C. Subur· b.n)

Kdtu ina: (Sec Prince Gtort!es County)

Lando?Ct Hills (See Prioce Georgu County1

Lanham (Sec Prince Georces County)

LutM"ille (See B.altirnofC, Md ) NC'W Clfrolhon (Sec Prioce Georgcs Countr)

GAMMA PROVINCE

Oxon Hill (Sec Prince County)

Pikenille (Sec Baltimore Md )

Potomac (Sec Muyllnd -D,C. SuburbJn)

Rochille (See Mary!.and-D,C. Suburb.n)

Ruxton (5« B.ltimore, Md.)

Seabrook (Sec Prince Geor&CS County)

Silnr SPrlnl (Sec M.ryland·D ,C Suburban)

Suitland (Sec Prince Gcorjtts County)

Temple J-l'iIrs (See Prince Gcor,es County) Timonium (Sec Baltimore. Md.)

Towson (See B.altimore, Md.)

Upper Marlboro (Sec Prince Georges County)

Upper MontAomuy County (See Mary· Iand·O. C. Suburban)

Wheaton (Sec MlIJ'land·D C. Suburbln)

NEW JERSEY

Allendlle (Sec Rid&ewood, N J )

Allenhutst (Sec ]ent'J Shore, N J.)

Asbury Park (Sec JerK}' Shou , N.J.)

Atllntic Hi.hlaoos (Sec Jersey Shore, N J.)

At'On,by the Sca (See Jetst'T Shoft , N J )

Bukin« Rid,e (Sec N J, 'Mrs Ri CClr · delli)

Belmar (Sec JerKY Shore, N J.)

Bcrkeley Hellhu (Sec No, N J Mrs Hollister)

8crnltdsville (Sec No, N J • Mrs Ricca,· delli)

Bloomfield (Sec No N .J .. Mrs M.kosh)

Caldwell (See No N,J Mrs llictardelli)

Cedar Gron (Sec No , N ,J Mn M.ko · .Irr)

Chath.m (5« N o. N J Mrs. Bartlett)

('olu Ncck (Set JetstT Shore, N J )

Convent Station (Sec No N J ., Mrs RiccardeUi)

CranfOld (Sec No. N.J , Mrs Hollister) 0,,1 ISec JentT Shore, N.J.)

Dcnvi Ie (See No N.J., Mn , R icCltdeUi) Dover (Sec No. N.J., MIS. Ric c.rdelli)

Eatontown (Sec JerK}' Shore, N J , )

Ena:1iJhrown (Sec JUKY Shore, N J , )

Essu: Fells (See }lo N J " Mn Rice., · delli)

Pair Haven (See Jerk Y Shore, N./.)

F.ir Lawn (Sec Rid,g twood, N J , Panwood \Su No. N,J • MIS. h ollister) Parmin&d. e (Sec JerSC'7 Shore, N ,J , ) PIOlham Puk (Sec No. N.J., Mrs Riccar· delli)

Port Monmouth (Sec: Jersey ShOrt, N ,J )

Preehold (See Jerse y Snore, N .J . ) Pranklin Lakes (Sec RidaC'Wood, N ll

Glen Rid&e (5« No N J , Mrs. M.kosky)

Glen Rock (Sec R id,cwood N J )

Hackenua (Sec Ridltwood. N J ) Hasbrouck Hti.hu (Sec Rici8ewood , N J ) HiJ;hllnds (Sec Jersey Shore, N J )

Ho lmdel (Sec: JtntY' Shore. N '.) Ho- Ho-Kus (See Rid.ewood. N j.)

Howell (See Jetse1 Shore N J )

Lincroft (Sec Jencr Shore. N J )

little P.lIs (See No. N.J Mrs Makosky) Little Silvtt (Sec JefKY Shore, N J.)

Long Branch (See Jef!tl Shore, W J ) (jyingston (Sec No Mrs Eas tm.n)

Madison (Sec No N.J Mrs Bartlett)

Ma hw.h (Sec Ridlewood, N .J . )

Manuquln (See Jtnc'7 Shore N J )

M.tllcwood (Sec- No N J , Mn Ricnr · delli)

Mlflboro (See Jersey Shoft Nt )

M.taw.n (Sec Jersey Sb""e , NT ,)

Mendham (5« No N J , Mn Ri ccaf · delli)

Metucbcn (Sec No. N.},,. Mrs. Hollister)

Middletown (5« Jcnc., ;,borc, N.J.)

MidJaod Pack (Sec ll.1diewood, N J.)

Milbura (Sec No. N J .• Mrs. Mac.KJoDOtl)

Beavcr (Sft Plrubur.ah P• )

Bc.IVU falls (Sc.c PI.)

Bellefonte. CoUq:e., PI ., Be ,n (Sft Phlllddphia·Mlln lint}. PI .)

THE AI.OW Of ,. IITA PHI

Mt Ltbanon (5« Pitubur,h·South Hills, Po.)

Mo,.lIo (Sft PbiJaddphia.Dc.lco, P•. )

Montclair ,5« No. N. " Mn. Malr.osJc,)

Monmouth lkach (5«/USC1 Sbore, N.J .)

Moo-i. Pllln, (Scc No. N.J., Mrs. Riecarddli)

Morri,ttowQ (5e'c No. N.J .• Mrs. Rlcc'telcHO

Mountain l.J.kcJ (Sec No. N.J • Mrs. RIccardelli)

MountailUldc (5« No. N.J • Mrs HollisItt)

Murray Hill (Sec No. N.J .• Mrs Mihalik)

Neptune (Scc JerKY Short, Nt.)

New Pro"idence: (.5« No. N. _, Mrs Mi· halik)

New Shrewsbury (Sec JCfKySh orc. N.J.)

North Caldwell (Sec lolo. N.J., Mrs )tICcardelli)

North PI.infield (Set No N.J., Mrs Holiister)

(S«: No. N.J., Mrs Makosky)

Oakhurst (5« Jetit")' Shott. N.J > O.kland (See Aidinvood. N j.)

Ocnn (Sec Jux, N J .) Ocean (.ountr)' ShOre:. N.J.)

Oce.aftport (5« me, Sborc, N.J .)

OudtU (5« Ri twood N.J )

PIf&ippln, (Sec. No N.J., Nfl R iccar· delli)

Plain6t:ld (5« No. N J .• 'Mfi Hollilt")

PriD«t;oo (Sec. No N ) .• Mr•. HoUi.ltr)

Ramse:, (Sc.c Rid.twoocl. N J .) Red Bank (Sec. JtrkY Short. N {Sec. I.iqewood. N •. Rinr Edie. (Sc.c. Riclitwood. N R.ocbwl' (Sc.c No. N.J ., Mfi. Riccar· de.lli)

ROtf:land (Sc.c No. N J • Mrs. Ricc ardtll i) Rumsoo (Sc.c. Jt ritY Short, N J ) Siddle Klv" (5« Rid&nl'ood. N.J.)

Scotch Plairu (Sc.c. No. N.J., MIS H olli•. ,,"Short Hill. (See No. N.J .• MIS. Mac· Kinnon)

Shrn,1bury (xe. Je.rtf:' N.J )

Somerville (Set: No. N J .• Mrs . k Ollilt"'/ Pllinfield ('See No. N.J., Mrs. Ho· listtt)

Sprin. take. (Xe. 1efX' Shore. !!i J .)

Summit (SH No. N J •• Mn MinH) Upper Montclair (5« No. N.J , Mu Ma · U::)Slddle. River (5« Rida"ewood, N ).)

Verona (SH No. N.J., Mu Makosky)

Wald_ic\c (Sec. Rida"c.wooc:I N J .)

Will (SH Jnsc., 'Sltore N J !

Wm: Clldwell (Sc.c. No N. ' MIS Ric · clrde.1I0

We.st6eld (Sc.c. No N J .• Mrs. Hollisltt) West I.ona Bc.ach (Sc.c jc.rsq Short. N.J.) W ,d:olf (5« Ricl&:c.wooCl, N.J . ) PENNSYLVANIA

Aben.don (S« Philadrlphi •. Mlin Line.. P•• )

Ald in (Sc.c. ftailaddohia·l)(Elrn. Pa ) All ilOn Plrk (5« Pittsbur,h , PI ) Ambltr fS« Philaddphia Main Line.. P •. )

A.oinwlll (Sc.c P ittaburah. P•. ) Bal. CTfI..,.d (Set Philadelphia M.i n Line.. P,.)

Baldwin (5« Pittsbur,h·South Hill s. PI .)

8c.tbel (Sft Pmsbur.h·South Hills, 1'•• )

80alsburah (See. State Collea;t, PI.)

Buddock (S« Pitubw,h. Pa.)

Brentwood (See Plwburah ·South Hill•. Br::r.]ville. (See. Pitbburah.South Hills , Pa.)

Broomall (5ft Philaddphil·Dclco. PI .)

Brrn Mlwr (See Phillde.lphia.M.m Line.. PI.)

Caa:tP Hill (Sec. Harrisbur. ·Carli.Ie.. PI.)

C.rhslt (5« Harrisbur,·CarI..le.. P, ) Car ne, ie. (See Pittsbur.h ·South Hills. Pa.) Cbatbc.n Vall", (Sc.t Pittshur,h·South Hills P• )

Chc.lun'llim (See Philadc.lphi. Mlin Line., PI.)

Chnter IS«: Pbilldc.lpbia.Dc:lco. P •. ) CoatayjJ e. (Sec. Phlllddphi.·Odco, Pa.)

C,nwrd (See PhHadtlphia Mlin Line., Pa.)

De.von (Sc.e. Pbiladc.lphi •. M. in Line.. PI.)

Dormont (See. Piltlbur,h ·South Hill s. P•. ) Dmbe.r (5ft Philldelphi •. Maio Line., Drae.P"l Hill (See Pbillddphi •. De.lco. P •. ) Erdenbe.im (Set- Philidelphi •. Main Line.. Pa .)

Eda(EWood ( 5ft Pittsbur,h. PI ) flourtown (See Philadelpbi. Mlin Une., P, ) Fort Washinaton (5«: Philade.lphi •. M.in Line.. PI .) Fox Cblpe.l (See. Pittsbullh, PI.)

Glc.nshaw (5ft Pitubur,h , P• )

Glc.naide (Set Philadelphia Main Line., P •• )

Gradyvill e (Set: Pbi laddphia.Delco. P• )

Gr(Ee.ou« (Sec PitUburah ·South Hill., Po )

Hurisburl (See H ,rTi.bu",Clllis!c, P•• ) HdOOro (See Pbiladdphi. -Main Line.. Pa )

H IY"ford (See Phil .ddphia.Mlin Line. PI ) Hannown (Set Philldd phi.·De.lco, P•. ) J-Ju,he.y (.xc Harrisbur. ·Carli.Je. Pa.)

J amttown ($tor Phil.delph i•. Mlin Line., Je.::iJtown (See. Phillddphi.·Main Line., P,.)

Ke.nnett Squirt (See. Philade.lph ia.Od co. Pa.)

Llnsdale. (See Philldc.lphi a·Mlin Line.. P•. )

Landsdo nc. (See Pbillcklphil ·Oc.lco. P•. ) Lc.monc (SN St.k Colle..e.. P •. )

Lc.moyDe. (See. Harri.bur.<arlisle., Pa.)

Lc.wisbur. (Sft Cc.nttll Ptnnsyly ania. P• .) Linu (5« )l'hil.deltlhi •. De.lco PI ) McMurra, (S« PittJbut,b·$outh Hill•. P• )

McKeesport (Sec. Pittsbul'Jh P• ) Mcch.nluburs (See Harrisbur. ·Carlisle.. Pa )

Media (Se.e fta ilad e.lphia .Oc.lco. P • ) Me.ri on Stltion (See Ph illde.lphi.·M.in Line.. PI ) Middle.bur. (See CCfltral Pe.nn.,+nni., PI .)

Milliobur, (5« Cc.ntral Pe.nn" IYlnil P•. )

Milton (SH Cc.ntul Pe.nns,. ' ani •. p" ) Mt Carmc.1 (Sec. Ce.ntul Pe.nn.,.lnOIi. PI .)

Club. and Chairmen

Wilmina:fon. Del.-MIS H l. Jackson. R o 2. Box 19". H ockes· sin. od 19707

D C .-Mrs Gc.orae. ParlOnS, 2101 Yorktown Rd .• N W .• W.shinaton. D .C. 20012 8.himore. Md .-MIS G(EOfJC A Loy,·ell. HOO Purlinlton W.),. 8aitim "tc.. Mel. 21212 M ,.,Jand·O.C. Suburban: Ch.irm.n .nd Brthc.sda, Cht: Chase.: Mrs Carolyn EM lu, 1C)401A ..6th Ave..• Apt 2oe. Bc.ltsYille.. Md . 2070' ( Kc.ruin,;con. Slim- Sprinal Mn Carolyn Cook. 10)2 West Lau Dr Ant 209E. BCthc.sd •. Md 200}4 (Gaithe.rsburs. Damucus) Mr. Bc.nnc.tt. 21" O kton Rd C.ithc.nbu Md 20760 ( Rockville. PotromlC) Mn Charla CisKI. 211 Watts 8nrKh Pkwy, Rochille. Md 2oe,0 (&wie.. L.un!. H,.lItsviJIc) Mrs. Carolyn Ebc.le.r. 10401A 46lh Ave. Apt 208, Md 2070'

N.tbcth (5« Plullddphll·Main liM, Pa.)

N(EW Cumberlaod (See Harrisbur.<arlule., Pa .)

N",towo Square. (5« Philade.lphi, Dr:lco, Pa.)

North Hilla Philldtlphia Maln Line. Po.)

Northcumbttland (S« Cc.ntral Pe.nnsrlva · nia. Pa .)

Oakmont (See Pittsbuq;b Pa.)

Ortland (5« Phil.de.(phil .Main Line. PI.)

P.oli (5« Pbil addpbi. M.in Line., PI )

Pttf}'sville (S« PittJbUl.h. Pa )

Pete.1S Township (5« Pittsbur.h South Hill PI.)

Pine. )filla (Sec. Slate Colle.,e., PI )

Pittsburah (See Pittsburah ·South Hill a, PI . )

PluSint Hilb (See. Pittaburab $outh Hilla, Pa .)

Radnor (See Phillde.lphil·M.in Line.. P•. ) Rosc.lyo Flnru (5« Pituburah·South Hill a. Pa.)

RoKmont (5« Pbiladdphil "Main Line., PI .)

Rutherford He.i,bts (Set Harrisbur. ·Car. Iide.. Pa.)

St Darid's (5«- Pbiladc:lphia Main Line., P, .)

S-idcln (Sc.e Pittsbur.h. PI.)

SpriOlfidd (S« Phillddphi.·Oelco, P•. ) State. Collqc. (Se.e State CoIlCit. Pa.)

Strafford (Sc.c. PhiI.ddphia·M.in une., PI )

Sunbury (Sc.c. Ccolnl Fc.nru,.l.... ni •• P•. )

Sw.rthlDOl'e. (5« Phillddphil Otlco, P• )

Thombu ra (See. Pittsburah ·$outh Hills. Pa.)

UPp« Darb, (Sc.c. Phillde.lphia·Orlco. Po .)

Upper St. Cllir T p (See. Pittsbur.h· South H ills, P •. )

Villanova (Sft •• Main Line.. Pa )

W.l1insfnrd (Sc.c. Phiildtlrhia Delco. P• )

W.YDf: (See. Phi la de.lphil M.in Line.k P a.)

Wut Chntel (SH Philade.lphi.·uc.lco , Po.)

Wilkinsbur __ (SH Pittsbur_h , PI )

Woodlyn (See Pbiilde.lphl. ·Dc.lco, P,.)

Williamsport ( See. Cc.ntral Penn.,.lnni., Po .)

Willow Gro'fe. (Sec. Phil.de.lphil.M.in Une.. PI .)

W,.ncote (5« Philaddphi a·M.in Line, Pa )

W,nmoor (See. Phiilddphia .Mlin liM, Pa )

Wrnne.wood (S« ftaibde.lphia·Main Line.. Pa )

AIe.Xlneria r: Northe.rn V •• )

VlRGlNIA ( D .C. AREA)

Annandale. N ort hnn VI.)

Arlinaton ( N o rtb"n Va )

f.irfu (Sc.c N o rthnn V • )

F.lls Church (See. Northem V • )

Mcuan (Stt Northern V • l

So rin.6eld (Sec. Northern V •. ) Vienna (Sc.c Northe.rn V • )

·Southe.rn Princt Gc.o r,e.'. Count,. -Md .-Mrs C. L Con&don. B02 Coldtrnok Dr HillcrHt Ha,h ts. Md 200'1

Jertc.J N J .-Mrs AI.n Milltl 1" Albnta Dr 1.emn. N.J. oeU1 N o rtbc.m Nc.w Je.rkY : Genu.1 Cha .,Ulan- Mn f nnk HCT, n Hawthorne. PI.. Summit. N I 07901 d R (Caldwell) MIS Michad RiCClrde.lli 10 White. Oal: K osc.. land. N .J . 07068 N) (Chatham) Mrs C. Philip Bartlett. l6 Susan Dr., Ch.tham. 07928 (u';nast<\D) Mn James S. Eastman. « 8c.lmont 0, LJYln&stofI. N.J. 07039 N) (Montclair) Mn Robm Mlko5icy, 16 W.,land Dr Ve.ron., .• 070.4<C ( Murray Hill. Nc.w Prmidcnce.) MIS M Mihale.t, 40 FOfUt Rd •• MUlTI, Hill. N .J . 07971

(Shott HHls) MR , Malcolm D MacKinnon. 3. Byron Rd .• Short Hills. N.J. 0707.

Slate Colle.e, Pl. - Mrs Edwin T SUO"" 742 Corn. aU Rd ., SUle Colltle, Pa 16801 Northern Virainia : (Sumaut) Mn. William W. MintS. )) Beverly Rd .• Summit, N J. 079<1l (WestJicJd) Mrs. Thomas A HollillU, 047 StoneJbrook la ., Mountainside. N J. 07092

N.J.-Mrs Donald LaIUWt. 3)0 Cedlf Hill Ave rckolF. N /_ 07481 unlrd Penn.y nnia-Mrs. Tbomu M MiIH. Colleat Park, Lewis · burg, PI. 178}7

HlrTisbur, ·Carli,Jc-MII Robert Landino. 201 Glenn Rd • Camp Hill , Pa , 17011 Philadelphia. Delco-Ms. Vulpio. ,06 Dc""n Rd ., Orud Hill Pa 19026

Philadelphia.Main Line-Mrs. William Y Giln 1133 Norum Rd , Gladwyne, Pa. 190 : " PitubutJh·South HIll s-Mrs. Jack Brown1«, 446 Dr., PiUsbur,h, Pa. 1)24}

NORTH CAROUNA

Chapel Hill (See Chapel Hill, N .C.) Charlotte (5« Ch.r1otte, N.C.) Gastonia Charlotte, N .C.) Pittsboro * Chapel Hill, N.C.) RaJe.i,h, N C.) WinJton ·Saltm ('S« Winston Saltm. N C.)

VIRGINIA

(ucludina D .C. Mea. I« Gamma) MeuMria (5« Gamma Province) Bon Air (Sec Richmond, Va.)

Bit Stone Gap (Sec Blue Ridael Tenn./ Brlci&ewit« (Sec Shtnandoan Val tY, V

)

Bristol (5« Bristol. Va .)

Broadway (See Shenandoah Valley Va.) Buena Vista. (See Sbenalldoah Va .)

Charlottesville (See Shen.ndoah V.lley. Va.)

Chesapeake (Sec Norfolk. Va.)

DaytOn (Sec SbellIncioah Valley, Va ) f>gdcn (Sec Blue R.i*. Tenn ./ Echnbur.h (See Shenandll.h V. ley, Va ) Elkton IS« Shtflandoah Valier Va .)

Fi.bervi Ie (Sec Sbenandoah Vaht')', V •. ) Grottcs (See Sbenlndoab V.lley, Va ) HamptOn (Sec HalllptOft lloads, Va ) HamptOn Roads (St:e Hampton lto.ds. V •. ) Harrisonburl (Sec Shenandoa.h V.lley , Va.)

Genc-ul Chairman-Mrs. C. Skoien, 9801 limOitS Dr , Pairfax, Va 22030

(Alexandria)-Mn R T. MiUauer, }OO) Pum Rd • Alcundri., Va 22}O2 (Ar1inaton) - Mn W. S Evans, 36 11 N. Robuts Ln., Arl inlto n, V • 22207

(McLun)-Mrs. R P. Zitms, 1)62 Forest Villa Ln., McLe.n, Va 22101 (Vienna Reston) - Mn. Josepb Lorfano, 402 Old Courthouse Rd .• Vienna, Va 22180

(Ann.ndale·F.lIs Church)-Mrs. R J. Obale. 440) Ossian Hale Ln Annand.le. Va 22003 (Fairru:)-Mn . C . Sltoico. 9807 limo&cs Dr . , Fairfu. Va. 22030 (Spri",6e1d)-Mn. R Hoioos. 8718 Cromwell Dr • Sprina6e1d.

DELTA PROVINCE

Hi.hland Sprill&S (See Richmond Va.)

Keezletown (Sec Shenandoah Varley,. Va.)

lacey Sprin. (See Shenandoah v.lley, V • )

Ubanon (5« Blue Aidae. Tenn )

Luinaton (5« 'Shenando.h Valley Va )

Linille (See Shenandoah VII ley, V•. ) Luray (5« Shenandoah Valley. Va.)

McGahtysvi lle (See She nandoah Valley, Va .)

Mechanicsville (Set Richmond, Va.)

MiddletoWn (Sec Shenandoah Valley, Va., Midlothian (See Richmond, Va.)

Mount Ja ck.Jon (Sec Shena ndo.h ValleY, V • ) Newpo rt New' ('See Hampton Roads. Va .)

Norfolk (Sec NOIfolk, V a.)

Penn Laird ISec Shen.ndoah Valley V • )

Plusant Va ICT (Sec Shenandoah Valley, V •. )

Port llepublic (See Shen.ndoah Valley. Va.)

Portsmouth (Set Norfolk, Va .)

Richmond (See Ridtmona. Va .)

Sancbton (See Ricbroond, VI )

Shc'nandoah (See Shenandoah Valley , Va )

Siftltn Glen (See Shenandoah Valley, V •. )

St.unton (Sec Shenandoah Valle", Va ) Strasbur. (5« Shen.ndoah Valley VI .) Wa"oesbol'O (See Shen.ndoa h Valley Va.,

Club. and Chairmon

Cbap:e;1 H ill. N .C.-Mrt Leslie Schildein. 71) Churchill Dr Chapel H11I. N C. 2HU

Charlotte. N C.-Mrt Libby Be.ucheme, ,n6 Milford Rd .• Char· N .C. 28210

Wey«, Cue (See Shenandoah Valley, Va .)

Williamsbur. (See Hampton Roadl, Va.)

Vir.inia Beacb (See Norfolk. Va ) Y(M'K County (See Hampton Road s, Va )

WEST VJRGINIA

Athens (5t'e MCI'cct County. West Va )

Bethany (See Wh«liftj;, West Va .·Ohio Valier)

Bluefield (Sec Mercer County. West Va.)

Bramwell (Sec 'Mtrnr County. Welt Va.) (See aa,Ubur•• West V • )

Bristol (Sec Oarlt.sbu.r•• West Va .)

Buckhannon (5« Oarksburr. West V•• )

Quleston (Sec Cbuleston. West Va )

Clubbur, (See Cllrluburr. Wtst V• )

Dunbar \See Cbuleaton, West va 'l

Grafton Sec Oubbur., West V • LumberpOrt (Sec CluUbura. Wat a.' Mor.anlOW'n (See Mor.antown, West V • )

Moundsville (See Wbec.lina: We.t Va )

Nitro (See Charleston West Va.)

Pbilippi (Sec. a.rksbw•. West Va .)

PrinatDn (Sec lMucer County. West Va )

St. Alban. (See o,ulaton West Va )

Salem (5t'e Cluitsbur. West Va )

Shinnston (5t'e Oukibur., West Va ) South Chulcston (See Ch.r1eston. West V •. )

Wtst Union (See aarksbur•. WUt V•. ) Weston (Sec Clartsbur,. West Va ) Wheelint (Sec. Wheelana, Welt V• Ohio VallCT)

Richmond. Va .- Mrs E C Live ,.. 6604 Park Ave ., Richmond, Va 2)206

·Sbenandoah Valley. Va .-Mrs L W Sipbe.rd, 31 Canterbury Rd .• Bellait Charlottesville Va 22901

·Raleilh N C.-Mrs. D. M. Lewi •• 320 W Ln • R..altiah, N .C 27609 Cha rleston, W.Va .-Mu Hltry M Bra.ltT. 1334 lkdford Rd Charleuon W Va 23114 Clarksbur., W.Va .-Mrs. P R WalJOn, Jr , 214 John St., Clarks· burs. W Va 26301

Winston Salem. N C.- Mrs. John R Blackwell. In Srlv.n Rd " Winston Salem. N C 27104

Bristol. Va and Tenn. (Pi Phi PocCet)-Mn. Wm HaltT Country Oub Est.tes. BI1.stol. Tenn. }7620 HlJrlpton Road s, Va .- Mrs. J W. Hornsby, 210 Dotwood Dr .• New port New ., Va. 23606

Merar Count]', W Va (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs W G. Burtorl, Hill · Clesc Addition. 38 Cnsn'iew Dr., Prlncdon. W.Va 24740 Mo ra.nlown. W Va .-Mn G D Milano, 416 Gr.nt A' e.• MorlI:antown. W Va 26'02 .No rf olk. Va .-Mrt Mark H Schweitzer. 6331 Ta,lor Dr , Nor · folk Va 23'02

PLOIJDA

Alachva (See Gainenille. Pia )

Altamonte SJ)I'inJI (See Orlando·Winter Puk Fla )

A popk. (See Otiaodo Winter Puk Pia )

Ar ch« (See GaineSYille, PI' .l Atl.ntic Beach (See )acboo,.llIe, Fla ) B.I Harbour (See Miami. Fla .) Belleair ('Sec Clearwal«. Pla ) Belleair 8each (See Clearwater, Pia )

Boynton Beach (See West Palm Beach , Pia )

Bradenton (5ft Satuott. Fla )

Bronson (See G.iMfYIllt', FI • / Brook« (See GaineS"fille, Fla.

Cape Kennedy (See Brrtard County. Pia ) Cape Coral ISee Southwest, Fla ) Carol City (Ste Miami , Fla ) Catnbtlle (See T.Uaba.JSft , 'PIa. )

·Wheclina W Va .·Ohio Valley- Mu Eua(ne P Bi s ho f 48 Pleas.nt Dr • Wheelina , W Va. 26003

EPSILON PROVINCE

Cauelberl'l' (See Orlando·Winter Park. Fla )

Clearw.ter (Sec Cleuwatu, Fl • )

OellWatCl' Jkacb (See Outw.tfl', Fla .) Coco. (5t'e B,""d County, Pia .)

Coco. 8eacb (See Brnlfd County. Fla.)

Coconut Gro"e (See Miami Pia .)

Coral Gables (See Miami Fla )

Cmtal Beacb \See Oearwat«, Pia ) Oani. (See H o I.,..ood. Fla.)

D.yton. Beach (See Dayton. Bc:h , Fla .)

Dartona Be.ch Shores (See Dayto na Beb .• Pia.)

O ie (See Ft. Lauderd.Je. Fla .)

De Bary ('See OtLand. Fla !

Drtr6eld (See Ft Lauderda e. Fla )

Od.and (See DeLand. FII )

Delr.y Beach (5t'e W Palm Beach Fla .)

Dr.holll (See De.Land Fla '

Dutin (See M.,.,.·Elth(f, FII.)

Dunedin (See Oeuwatcr. Pla.)

DinDtllon (See Ocala Fla.)

E.u Gallie (5« Brn-ud CO\IDty t Fta )

Fcrlllndina &each (Sec JlcUon,.llIe 11• )

Ft . Lauderdale (See Ft. lauderd.I(, P1a_)

Ft Wren (See Southwest, Fl• )

Pt Walton Bach (Sec Mary·E.sthtr, Pia )

Gainesville (See Gainesville!..FIa )

Golden Beach (See Miami rll )

Grant (5t'e Brrnrd County, Fla )

Green Con SPfiq:s (See JaCbon,.iIIe, Fla . )

Gulfport Beach (Set' St Pdersbur•• Fla.)

HaiftCt City (5« Lakeland Fla.)

Hallandale (See HOIlr.:OOd. Fla )

Harbor BluR. (See C earwater, Ft, )

Ha"ana (Sec Tallah.ssee, Fla .)

Hawthorn (See GainCS'lille. Fla )

Va 221H

Hilleab (See Mia.mi Fla .)

Hiah Spnllls (See G.mesville. fl •. )

Holly Hill (S« O yton. Deh., fla .)

Hollywood (Set' Hollywood, Fl. , )

Homeste.d (See Miami, fl. , )

Indialantic (Sec Breyard County, fla.)

Indian Harbor Ikach (S« Brevard County, fla ,)

Indian Rocb Beach (S« Clu""ater, fl. ,)

j acksoovIlle (See Jacksonville, Fla .)

acksonvilJe Beach (See Jacksonville, fla.)

Jupiter (See W. Palm Beuh, FII )

kendall (See Miami, Fl •. )

Key BiKayne (See Mi.mi , fla .)

Keystone Heifbts (Sec GUMsYii1e, Fla.)

Kissimmee See Orlando-Winter Park, fla )

Lake Alfred (See Lakeland. Fla .)

LJkt'l.nd (See Lakeland, Fl •. )

Lake Park (See West Palm Be:JCh, fla.)

Like: WOf"th (Se-e WHt P.alm Beach, Fl •. )

LillO (See Clearwater, fla.)

Lun (Sec Tampa, fla.)

MclntO$h (See Ocili. Pia,)

M.deira Beach (See St. Peleubur, Fla.)

Maitland (See Oriando Winter P.rL:. FI3.)

Malabar (Sec Brevard Count)', fl •. )

Mandarin (Sec J.cksonvllle fla .)

Marl.te (See Ft. L.uderdale, Fla.)

M ary·Esther (5« Mary E.sther, Pia .)

Mlyport (See J.cksonville, Fla .)

Melbourne (See Brevard County. fla .)

Melbourne Be:ach (See Brevard County, Fl •. )

Melrose (See Gainsville. Fla .)

Merritt Island (Sec Brev.rd County. F la )

Miami (See Milml, fl •. )

Mi ami Beach (Sa: Mllmi l fla.)

Miami ShorH (See Miami, fla .)

Mllmi Spnnls (See Mllmi, Fla.)

MicanoJl'y (See Gaine5viJlt, Fl •. )

Mims (See Brevard County, Fla )

Naples (Sec Naples, Fla .)

Neptu.ne Beach (Se-e Jacklonville , Fla.)

New POrt RHchey (See ("lfaf1lo'ater, Fla.)

Nt.'berry (Set Gaincsville, fla )

Niceyille (Sec Mary·Esther, Fl •. )

North Mi.1mi (5« Miami. fl. , ) N orth Miami Belch Mumi, Fla .)

North Palm Beach (Sec West Pllm Such, Fla .)

Ocala (Sec Oc Fl. ,)

Opa Lock:. (5« Miami, Fla .)

Or1ln&c Park (See J.ckson"'llIc, Fb )

Orlando (Sec Odlndo-Winfcr Park, Fla , )

Ormond (Sec D.yton. Sch Fla .)

P.lm Buch (See W. Palm lX.ch. Fh .) p.lm Harbor (Sec Cle'"",ltcr, Fla .)

P,ss • Grille (Xc 51. Pctcnbur,. Fl • )

Patrick MB (See Brevard County. Fla.)

P('nJacob (5« hnu cola, Fla .)

Perru')t (Sec Miami , Fla .)

Pompano !k,ch (Sec ft. Lauderdale. Fh Ponce Inlet (Sec Oaytona Bch., Fit .)

Port Or.nat (Sec Daytona Sch.o Fl •. )

Ponlc Vedra Beach (5« Jacksonyille, P1a )

Port Mtl.bsr (See 8revard County. FII .)

Quincy (Sec T.II.huKe, Fla.)

J{cdlO8lon Beach (5« 51. Peteuburg. Fl •. )

Redingt o n Shorts (Sec 51. Petenbu rg. Pb )

RIViera Beach (Sec Wut Palm lXach, FII .)

Rod: led.ae (Sec Brevard County. Fla.)

ROKlana (See 8ceYlrd County, Fla.)

Sarrty Harbor (See Clearwater, Fla .)

St. Petersburg (.5« St. Petersburg, Fla.) 51. Petersburg ikach (See St. Petersburg, Fla.)

Sarasota (Sec Saruoli. fla .)

Satellite Beach (S« Brevard County. Fla )

Sebastian (5« County, Fla.)

Sebring (Sec Lakeland, fla ., Shalim:a r Fla.)

Sharpes (5« Brevard County, pla.)

South Daytona Daytona Sch , Fla ' So uth Miami (S«: M iami, Fla .) Starke (xc G inesvillc. PlI.)

Clubs and Cha irmen

THE Al lOW O F P I In A PH

Surfside (See Miami, fla .)

TaUaha1KC (Sec TaUahlSSft, Fla .)

Tampa (See 'Tampa, Fla .)

Tarpon Sori",s (S« Oea""atu, Fla.)

Temple·'(urace (See: Tampa, PII.)

Titusville' (Sec Brevard County Fla .)

Trellure Island (See St. Pttenhu,.. fla )

V"f,uaiso (S« Marl·Esther, Fla .)

W. do (Sec Gainel'f'dle, Fla .)

Weirsdlle (S« Ocala, fla .)

West Hollywood (Sec HolI.,...ood, fla.)

West Melbourne (Sec Brevard County. Fla .)

West Miami (S« Miami , fla.)

West Palm Beach (See West "alm Ikach, fla.'

Williston (See Ocala, Fla .)

Wlndemere (See Orlando·Winter Park, FII .)

Win ter Haven (See Lakellnd. Fla .)

Winter Park (See: Orlando·Winter Park, PI•. )

GEO RGIA

Atlanta AtI.nta. G •. )

Ch.mblee (See A tI'nta, Ga.)

Collele Puk (Sec Atlanta, Ga.)

Decltur (See Atllnll, Ga.)

East Po int (See Ad anta, G •. )

Hape vi lle (See Atlanta, Ga.)

Manetta (Sec A tI.nla. G •. )

Sand, Springs (See Atlanll. Ga.)

Smyrna (See Atl.anla. G •. )

Tucker (Sec Atilnt l, Ga.)

W.ycross (See Waycross, Ga.)

SOlJTH

CAROLINA

Blythewood (Stt Columbi •. S.c.)

Clyce (See Columbi3, S.c.)

Co l umbia (See Columbia, S.C.)

DentsvilJe (See Columbl •• S.c., H oplu ns (See Co lumbi a, S c..)

West Columbi. (See ColumbAl , S.c.)

Brevard Counl),. Fla .- Mr1, R n 919 Kin.-: ·s PuSI RJ R Ir. · ledge. Fla. 329'\5 O" County, Fla Pocket}-Mrs W. M. H ardy. 1201 Norwood PI.. Orllndo, Fla. }280-1 Clearwater, fla. - Mrs. R A MyerS. 1)809 Dr., Largo. Fla }UIO

Daytona Be.ch. Fla .-Mrs W W. B.njudge, 724 N. Oltander

A\e Dlr.ton a lXach, fLI. }2018

DeLand. F a.-Mrs. H W. J ohnson, 418 W. Minnesota Ave., De · Land, fla }2720 ft. Lauderdale, Fla.-Mn. M. V. Jelstr o m. 6H S W. 12th St., Ft. L.uderdale, Fla H}U

GainHville. fla .-Anna B Edomson. 19}0 N W I-'th Ave ., G3int'S · vi lit, Fla. }2601 H nlly.·ood, FI •.- Mrs A C. Dud. , HIO Cle\ellnd St.. Ho lI)' oOO. Fh H021

J acksonvi lle Fla .- Mrs. Wurtn Jolley, 4207 CnnfeJeratc PI. Rd ., #114. Jackso nville. Fl •. )2210

l.hland Fla .-Mn. Ron , ld M Bland, 2008 Hilmar Clr., Lakeland. Fis U802

Mary·Esther, Fla (PI Phi Pocket)-Mn Joseph Mcla in, 21) Be.ch · view Dr , Ft. W.lton Be.ch. FII. }H48 Mi mi fla .-Mn R. H Dni s, Jr , 1111 !klle Meade Island Dr , Miami fla. : n138 FI •.- Mn J M Miller , 167) Mu.rex In. , Naples, Fb

MICHIGAN

Ad a (See Gr.nd Rapids! Mich.)

All en Park (See Downrive r Aft' a, Detroit , Mich .)

Ann Arbor (Sec Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Aucusta (See Southwestt':rn Mich .) Battle Cnck (See: Bittle Clftk, Mich ) Redford (See 'toledo. Ohlu)

Berktle, (Sec North Woodward. Mich.)

Birmingham (See Bloomfield Hills, Mlcb.)

Bloomfield HiUs (Sec Bloon::Lfield Hills, Mich.)

Brooklyn (Sec Jackson, Mich )

Center line (see Gros.se Pointe, Mich.)

Che.lsea (Sec Ann Arbor, Mich .) Oark Lake (See J.ckson. Mich )

Clawson (See: North Woodward, MICh .) Dearborn (See Detroit Mich .) Dearborn Hats. (St't' rktroit, Mich,) Detroit (Sec Otttoit, Mich )

Orl.and u·Winler Park, Fla. - Mrs Stafford Tichenor, 24) Whittier Cir Orlando, Fla }2806 Pensacolal Fla.-Mrs E. E Pennimln. 27)7 B,you Blvd , Penncola. F •• }2)O} S r. FII. - Mrs W. J W.allach. 3ll Mt Richmond A'Ye, N E., 51. Petersburg. Fb. H70} SarllOlI, Fla.- Mrs Parker B.nzhaf. }4}' Seagrape Dr .• S,rlloll, fla H)81 South est florida - Mrs. George Kra\lS«, 1849 Maravdl. Ave , ApI. C·14, fon Myers fla. }}901 Tallahustt', FII .-Mrs J on O \XIinchesler, 8}1 While Dr rail.· Fla. }210 -f T3mpl. fb.-Miss Mary Carnts, 1820 Rich.rdson PI., Tampa, fla 31606 WHI Palm Beach. FII.-Mrs John Pemberth)" 1001 16th St ., Apt 41. West Palm Beach, fla. H407 .-\11.n ll, G • - Mrs W. H Wilkinson. 226 Willo ' Ln., D«.t\Jr, G •• }OO}O W.ycross. Ga. (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs . Tom L. IkBilSe, )20 H an· over Dr.• Waycrou. Ga 31)01 Columbll, S,C.-Mrs. Ja ck Copp.gt. 429 Snlinaton Rd Columbi., S.c. 29210

ZETA PROVINCE

Dexter (Sec Ann Arbor, M ich.)

East Detroit (Sec Grosse Pointe, Mich.) ElSt Grand Rapids (.5« Grind R,pld s, Mich ) East Lansina (See unsir!l.Eut unsiQl. Mich.)

Ecorse (See Detroit, Mich Downriver Are .) Erie (Set Toledo. Ohio)

famuna:10fl (See Detroit Mich .)

Ferndale (Sec North Woodward, Mich .)

Fr.nkhn (See Bloomfield Hills, Mich .)

G.rden Cit}' (See Detroit, Mich )

Grand Rapids (Sec Grand Rapid s, Mich )

Gnu Llkc (See Jackson. Mich .) Grosse lie (See Detro it M Downri"er

Gros.se Pointe (See Grouc Pointe. Mich .) Grosse Potnt CII), (See GmlSt Pointe. Mich )

Grosse Poin ts Parms (5« Grosse Pointe. Mich '

GrOUt' Pointe Park (See GrosK Pointt, Mich )

Grosse Pointe Shoru (5« GrOUt' Pointe, Mich .)

Grosse Pointe Woods (See G'OSK Pointe, M ich.)

H.rper Woods (Ste GrosK Pointe, Mich .) Hazel Park (See North Woodward, Mich .)

Howell (S« Ann Arbor. Mich.)

Hunun.lton Woods (See North Wood· Wild. Mich )

Inluler (Sec Detroit, Mich.)

Jackson (See Jackson, Mich )

kalarnaloo (S« Kalamazoo, Mich )

Kin&swood School Cranbrook (Set- Bloom · field Hills Mich.)

lan,,!ng (See LaMina·East Lansina:. Mich )

Villagc (Sec N o rth Woodward. MIch.)

Lincoln Park (Sec Detroi t, Mich , Downriver

Livonia (Sec Detroit, Mich.)

Madison Heiahts (See North Woodward)

Manchester (See Ann Arbor. Mich.)

Melvindalc (Sec DetrOit, Mich , Down· river Area)

MichiJan Centcr (Sec Jackson, Mich.)

Nankin (Sec Detroi t, Mich.)

Niles (See South Bend·Mishawaka, Ind.)

Oak Park (Sec North Woodward, Mich )

Okem ol (Sec Lanling·East lansing, Mich.)

Parma (Sec Jackson, Mich .)

Pleasant RIdge (Sec North Woodwud, Mich.)

Plymouth (Sec Ann Arboc, Mich )

Portage (See Kalamazoo, Mich.)

Redford (Sec Detroit, Mich.)

River Rouse (Sec Dm-oit Mich .• Down· river Area)

Rochester (Sec Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)

Roseville (Sec G roue Pointe, Mich.)

Royal Oak (See North Woodward, Mich.)

St. Clair Shorn (See Grone Pointe, Mich,)

Southfield (Sec North Woodward, Mich.)

Southgatc (Sec Detroit, Mich Downriver A r ea)

South lyon (Sec Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Taylor (Sec Detroit, Mich. , Downriver) (Sec Detroit, Mich Downriver Area)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ann Arbor, Mich.- Mrs. Dalc Briggs, Waldenwood, Ann Arbor, MICh 4g10,

Warren (Sec Groue Pointe, Mich.)

Whitmore Lake (See Ann Arbor, Mich.)

Wyandotte (Sec Detroit, Mich., Down · r ivtt Area)

Ypsilanti (See A nn Arbor, Mich.)

ONTARI O

As:incourt (Sec To r onto, Ont , Can,)

King (See To r onto, Ont., Can.)

Maple (Sec Toronto, Ont., Can.)

Oakville (Sec Toronto, Ont., Can.)

Por t Cred It (Sec Toronto, Ont., Can )

Richmond }-fills (See Toronto. Ont., Can.)

Thornhill (See Tcrcnto, Oot • un.)

Tcrontc (Sec Toronto, Ont., Can.)

Heather Heath Ln., Birmingham, Mich. 48010 (Rochcster High School)-Mrs Ronald FC-Itherstcne, U, E Battlc Creek, Mich. (Pi Phi Pod:ct) - M rs. T. G. Woods , 613 E Minger Rd Battlc Creek, Mich 490U Bloomfield Hills, Mich .:

Marykncll, Roches tcr, Mich. ·Dctrcit-Dearborn, Mich.- Mrs. Ra lph Annis, 9827 Bet'lo'ich, Li · vonia, Mich. 4SUO

Grosse Pointc, Mich. - Mrs. Donald McCarty, n9 Lakeland, Grcsse Pointc, M ich. 4g2}0

• Jackson. Mich.- Mn. F. M. Bowers, n, Cherokec Crelcent, Jackson. Mich.

Gencral Chai rman : Mrs Mauricc B Allen, Jr , Dcrl"f Rd ., Bloomfield Hills, Mich 480l} Grand Rapids, Mich .-Mrs. Gcrd o n T. Padc, 2622 Oakwood Dr., E. Grand Rapids, Mich. 49,06 (Bloomfield Hilis-And ovc r High School ) - Mn. Donald R Hubbard , ,610 Westwood 0 .. Birmingham , Mich. 48010 (Bloomfield Hills Lahser High School)-Mrs. Donald A. Boot h, 914 Lamp ·ick 0 Bloomfield Hils, Mich. 480l} (Birmingham·Grovcs HiSh School)-Mrs. Byron E. Wyatt, 4861

Cimarron Dr., Bloomfield Hilis, Mich. 480l} (Birmingham·Scahclm Hiij:h School)-Mn. Andrew H Madsen. k. Kimbcrlr ' Birmingham, Mich. 48009 (Kings\lo'ood Schoo Cranbrook)-Mrs. James May. 87' N. Hars· dalc, Bloomfield Hills, Mich 480l}

K.1lamazoo, Mich. (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mrs. Melvin A_ White. 3414 Tamlin, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001 lansing-East lansing-Mrs. Arthur W Nolen, Mar Moor Dr .• lanSIng, Mich. 48917 Ncrth Woodward, Mich .-Mrs. Byron Convcrse, 22)36 Metamora Dr., Birmingham, Mich 48010 (Marion High School )-Mcs. James M. Joyce. 46U Stonleigh Rd., Bl oo mfield Hill s, Mich. 480l} ·Tcronto, Ont , Can.da-Mrs. D. E. Bawden, 46 Thc Bridle P.1th, Will ow Dalc, Onuric, Can. (West Bloomfield High School)-Mrs. Ralph H. MaKOw, 6')3

OHlO

Akron (See Akron, Ohio)

Albany (Sec Athens, Ohio)

Alpha (See Dayto n, Ohic)

Alclllndria (See Newark-Gr.tnville, Ohio)

Amberley (Sec Cincinnati, Ohic)

Amesvillc (See Athens, Ohio)

Athens (Sec Athens, Ohic)

Aurora (See Cleveland East, Ohi o)

Avon lake (Sec Cleveland West. Ohio)

Bainbrid&e (Sec Clcveland East, Ohic)

Barberton (Sec Akron, Ohic)

Bath (Sec Akron, Ohlc)

Bay Village (See Cleveland Wcst, Ohi o)

Beachwood (Sec Cleveland East, Ohic)

Bedford (Sec Cleveland East, Ohic)

Bellaire (See Wheelin" Wcst Va.·Ohio Valley)

Bellbrook (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Bellfcuntain (See Springfield Ohio)

Bentleyville \See Cleveland East, Ohic)

Berea (Sec C cveland West, Ohio)

Bedcy (Sec Columbus, Ohlc)

Bluc Ash (See Cincinnati, Ohic)

Brcclaville (Sec Cleveland Wcst , Ohic)

Btidgepcrt (Sec Wheeling, W. VA. Ohio V.1llcr)

Brookville (See Dayton, Ohio)

Buena Vista (See Pcrtsmouth, Ohic)

Canal Winchester (See Columbus, Ohio)

CanJield (S« Youngstown -Warren, Ohio) Canton (Sec Canton. Ohic)

Centerville (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Chagrin Falls (Sec Clcveland East, Ohic)

Chardon \Sec Cleveland East, Ohi o)

Chcsterhil (Sec Athens , Ohic)

Chaterland (Sec Clevelind E.st, Ohio)

Cincinnati (Sec Cincinnati, Ohic)

Clay too (Se-e D'ytcn, Obio)

Cleveland (Sec Clcveland East, Ohic)

Cleveland (west $ide) (See Cleveland West. Ohic)

Cleveland Heiabts (Sec Clcveland East, Ohio)

Clinton (Sec Ahcn, Ohio)

Columbus (Sec Columbus, Ohio)

Copley (See Akron, Ohio)

Cuyaboca Falls (Set: Auon , Ohio)

D'ylcn (Sec Darton, Ohio)

Otcr Puk (Sec Cincinnati, Ohic) (See Central Ohio)

De Gull (Sec Sprinlfield, Ohi c)

ETA PROVINCE

Dublin (Sec Columbus, Ohic)

East Oeveland (Sec C l eveland Eut, Ohio)

Eat o n (See R ichmo n d , I nd.)

Englcwood (Sec D.yton Ohio)

Euclid (Sec Cleveland East. Ohio)

F.irborn (See Day t on, Ohio)

F.irfidd (Sec H3milton, Ohm)

Fairview Park (Sec Cleveland West, Ohio)

Finne\town (See Cincinnati, Ohic)

Frank in (Sec Daytcn, Ohio)

Franldin Fumacc (Sec Portsmcuth, Ohio)

Fricndship (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Gahanna (See Columbus, Ohio)

Galion (Sce Cc l umbus, Ohio)

G.lliopo l is (See Athens, Ohio)

G.r6dd Heights (Se-e C l eveland East, Ohio)

Gates Mills (Sec Cleveland East. Ohic)

Germantcwn (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Glendale (Sec Cincinnati , Ohio)

Grandview (Sec Columbus, Ohio)

Granvillc (Sec Ne arK·Granville, Ohi o)

Greenhills (See Cincinn.ti, Ohic)

Grccnvillc (Sec Dayton, Ohic)

Grcve City (See Cclumbus, Ohio)

Grovepcrt (See Columbus, Ohio)

Hamilton (See Hamilton. Ohio)

Hartville (Sec Canton, Ohic)

Havcrhill (See Portsmouth. Ohio)

Heath (Sec Ncwuk·Gr.nvllle, Ohic)

Hilhbnd Heighu (Sec C1evcland East. Ohio)

Hilliards (Sec Columbus, Ohio)

Holland (See Tcledo, Ohic)

Huclscn (See Akron, Ohio)

Valley (Sec Clcveland East, Ohic

Indian ill (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio) \Sec Newark ·Granvillc, Ohio) amestown Sec Sprin.B6e1d, Ohic) nt (See Ahcn, Ohlc) )(ettcn", (See DaytOll, Ohio)

lakewOOd (Sec C1cvel.nd West, Ohio)

Lancaster (S« Columbus, Ohic)

London (See Sprin&field, Ohic)

Log.n (Sec Atbms, Ohic) (Sec Portsmo uth. Obio)

LlndhwSl [See aeveland East, Ohio)

1- cArthur Sec Athens, Ohio)

McConnelsville (See Athcns. Ohio)

McDermott (Sec Ponsmouth, Ohi o)

M ad cira (Sec Cincinnati, Obic)

Maple Heights (See Clevdand East, Ohio)

Mar icmcnt (Sec Cincinnati, Ohic)

Mariett.! (See Athens, Ohio)

Martins Fctty (Sec Whtcling, W. Va.· Ohio Valley)

Massillon (Sec Cantcn. Ohio)

Maumee (See Toledo. Ohio)

Mayfield (See Clcveland Eut, Ohio)

Mayfield Heights (5fe Cleveland East. Ohio)

Mechanicsburg (Sec $9ri"ifield, Ohi o)

Medina (Sec Akron, Ohic)

MentCl' (Sec Cleveland East Ohio)

Miamisburg (See Dartcn. Ohicl

Middlebura: Heights (Sec C l eve and West, Ohio)

Middlcpcrt (Sec Alhens. Ohio)

Milfcrd (Sec Cincinnati.Ohio)

Minfo r d (Sec Pcnsmcut hOhi o )

Mcgadcre (Sec Aktcn, 0 io)

Mcreland H ills (See Clcveland East, Ohio

Mt. Healthy, (See Cincinnati, Ohio)

Mt. Washinltcn (Se-e Cincinn.ti, Ohic)

Monroe: Falls (Sec Akron, Ohio)

Nelsonville (Sec Athens, Ohio)

Newa r k (Sec Newark·Granvi ll e, Ohio)

Newb1,1l7 (Sec Cleveland Ellt, Ohio)

Ncw BOston (See Pcrtsmou t h, Ohio)

New Carlisle (See D.rton, Obic, New Lexin&ton (Sec Alhens, OhiO)

New Paris (Sec Ricbmcnd. Ind.)

New Philadelphia (Sec Canton, Ohic)

North Cantcn (See unton, Ohio)

Ncrth College Hill (Sec Cincinnati, Ohio)

Ncrtb Olmslcad (Sec Oneland West, Ohio)

Norwood (Sec Cincinnati Ohio)

NOVelty (Sec Cleveland East. Ohi o)

Oakwood (Sec Dayton, Ohio)

Olmstw Falls (See Clcveland West, Ohic)

Or'Oj:e (Sec Cleveland Eut, Ohio)

Orclon (Sec Tcledo Ohic)

OtWay (See Pcrtsmcuth. Ohio)

Painesville (See Oevel.nd East, Ohio)

Parma (Sec Ocvcland West, Ohio)

Parma Hri,hu (Sec Clcveland WUf. Ohio/

Pataska a (Sec Newuk·Granville, Ohio)

Peebles (Sec Pcrtsmout'!t. Obic)

Peninsula (Sec Akron, vhic)

.

Penkerinaton (See CoJumbllJ, Ohio)

Pqlpcr Pike (See Cleveland East, Ohio) (5« T oled0l Ohio) (See PortJmoUlb. Ohio)

Portsmouth (Sft: Portsmouth, Ohio)

Powtll (See Columbus, Ohio)

Powdl ille (See Portsmouth ! Ohio)

PhilipsbulJ. (SH D')'ton, Ohio) (S« Athen., Ohio)

Rudin (See Portsmouth Ohio)

Rc.d,"l (Sec Cincinn.ti. Ohi o)

Re,n oldsbura (See ColumbUl j Ohio) Richmond HCllhb (See C enbnd East, Ohio)

Rock, Rivet (See C levtland WCSI, Ohio) (Set Clcvt!.nd East Ohio)

SI Cbinvi lle (See Whctlin•• W. V • Ohio V.lley)

Sciotoville (5« Portsmouth, Ohio)

Shaker Hti,h u (See Cleveland ElSt, Ohio)

Shadyside (See Whft:1inl. W Va.-Ohio V.lley)

Siher Lake (5« Akron, Ohio)

Slocum Stltion (Set P ortsmou th , Ohio)

Solon (5« Clc"Clind Ellt, Ohio)

South Chlllttton (Sec Sprinalkld, OhiOl

South Euclid (Sec O"cJ.nd £ltl , Obio

South Ruswll (See Clewllnd Eall, Ohio

South Websl« 15ft Porumoulh. Ohio)

Spri"l V.lley (See D.rton, Ohio) (Set Ohio)

Stow (SH Akron, Ohio)

Slrot'lnllk (SH Cic'veJand Wesl, OhiO) S,lv'ni. (5« Toledo, Ohio)

T.llm.dae (5ft Akron Ohio)

Terrla P.rk (5ft Cincinn.li. OhiO)

Tipp Gil (5ft O')1on, Ohio)

Toledo (See Toledo. Ohio)

Trotwood (SH D')1Oft, OhIO)

Trol (SH D'JfOn. Ohi O)

TWlnsbW"1 15ft Cleveland EIS!. Ohio)

University UeiJhlJ (See OrYrI.nd I:!ISI, Ohio)

Upper Arlinclon (S« Columbus. Ohio) Urb.n. (See Sprin&;6eld, Ohio) Utica IS« Ne wark.Granyille t Ohio)

V.nd. ia (Src D"ton, Ohio, W.ds orth (Set Akron. Ohio)

Club s and Cha irm e n

Akron, Ohio-Mn Gene Nilan. 1.7 Ke nilwo rth Dr • Akron. OhIO 44311

THE AllOW O f P

W.hfidd (See Portsmouth.Ohio)

W.rten (5« Yo:unastowa waffC1l, Obio)

WlfrtnsYllle Hri&bu (SH OC'teland Eut. Ohio)

Wuervllle (Sec Toledo, WaY«l, (Set Portsmouth Ohio)

Wellston (Sec AtbMs, Ohio)

West Carrollton (Sec DaytOn. Ohio)

West Milton (Srr D')1on. Ohio)

Wesl Portsmouth (see Portsmouth, Ohio) Westtrville (Sre Columbus. Ohio) Wntl.1te ( See Cleveland West, Ohio) Whiteha1J (Sec Columbus. Ohio)

Whitehouse (Sec T oledo, Ohi o)

Whrrlersbura (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio) Wickliffe (Srr Clevrlartd Elst, Ohio) WilloUChb, 15« Cleveland E'st. Ohio) Wilmin&ton Sec D')1on Ohio) Worthin,ton (Srr Columbus. Ohi o) WIORlin, (5ft Cincinn.ti, Ohio) Yt low Splines (Srr Spc-ina6rld. Ohio) (Srr Younesto n·Warren. OhiO) Xenia (See os)1on. Ohio)

Cle'el.nd Ellt Ohi o- Mn Tho mas Htrn. 2.2

Cleyri.nd Wat, Ohio-Mrs John R. Warnt!'o 21222 Endsley Ayt Rock, Iliyer\ OhiO 44116

Ch.th.m Dr.• Aur ora. Ohio 4-4202 Athens. Ohio : General Ch.irm.n- Mrs Richard M Phillips. H Gr.ham Dr Athens. Ohio 4)701

G.Uiopohs, MlddltpOt1)-Mn. Don Mills, 494 LIlKo ln 51 .• Mlddlqart. OhiO 4)760

Columbw. Ohio-Mrs John M Adams, 3921 Lrtham Ct ., Col um · bw. Ohio 022 0 D.\'!on, D.vid Vickroy. '908 neq, Forest Ln., Centtt· Ville. Ohio 009 (ChUltthill. New Lnnl&lon. M<ConMIsYille)-Mrs H D Lowe. SUr Rt .• McConnrbville. Ohio 07)6 (Mlrielta)-Mrs Joe P.u ill&'. 401 41h 51 .• Mar iett •• Ohio 457)0 (McArthur. WeIlMOn. Alb-.ny)-Mrs John Becklt)'. 202 E. Mlln. McAnhW" , Ohio 06)1

Hsmllton , Theob.ld, 911 Puk Ave.• Hsmilton , Ohio 4)01}

Nrwuk-Gr.n.iIIt, Ohio-Mrs John Ta,lor. 1)4 W. M.in St .• Newark Ohio 4}0)) (Nrlsonville} - Alldrqo Ailes , NrilOnville , Ohio 4)764 (Loasn) - Mrs . Mu: D . DIVldJOn, Lake LOi.n Rd . , RI . 2, Lot.n. Onio 43118

C.nlon. Ohio-Mrs. Ja.mrs M.rldln" Jr.• 204 38th 51. N W Canton, Ohio 44709 Cincinn.tl. Ohio-Mfl Grafrey L Smith. 284 St'i>uti.n Ct .• Cin· cinnsti. Ohio 4)I}'

INDIANA

Act on (See Southpon. Ind .) Alban, (See Muncie Ind .) Alexandri. (See Ind ) Andenon (See AndetlOn, Ind .) Baracrsville (Sec Franklin, Ina ) Bedford (Xt: Bloomill&'!an , Ind .) 8rrch Grove (Sec Indi.n.poli., Ind . or Southport, Ind .) Bloomfield (m Bloomi"4tOll. Ind .) \c

BoonYille (Xt: South elmn, Ind .) Botton (Xt: RJchmond. Ind'l Bruil Ind Briltol (See Elkh.rt, Ind .) Bro nlburJ fSec I ndian.polis, Ind .) Cambridae'Oty (Srr Richmond, Ind.) Camb, (Set: Southport. Ind .) U""'! ISrr Indian.poli•• Ind ) Crnle"i Ie (See Richmond. Ind.) Chatrrfirld (SH Anderson, Ind .) Chesterton (Sft V.lpaniJO, Ind.) Clill"ord ISec Columbw, Ind.) Clinton Srr Terre H.ute, Ind.) Co lumbus (See Columbus. Ind.) ConnersYille (See RJcbmond. Ind .) Crown Point (Set: GIfJ'. Ind . )

Daleyille (Srr Muncie. Ind ) D.nville (See Indi.n.polis Ind ) Oreatur County (See Southeastern Ind ) Dunkirk (Srr Muncie. Ind ) Dyr:r (Srr Hammond, Ind .) wt Cbicqo (Srr Hammond Ind .) EdinburJ (See: Pnnklin, Ind .) Elkhart ISrr Elkhart. Ind.)

EI ood Set:: Andmon, Ind.)

E'¥t nsviJle (Sec Southwestern , Ind .) f.rmLand (Set:: M\lI'tat:, Ind .) Ft. W.yne (See Pt. WarM, locI.) Fountain Cit)' (Set: Jlicbmood, had .) Ptlaklin (Sec Pn.ak1iD , Ind .) F,-anktoa (Set Andersoa Ind .) GIlf (Sec GIlY. lad ) Gutoa (Muooe, Ind )

Portsmouth. Ohio-Mrs C,rus P K.hl. 2014 Prankl in BIYd .• Ports· mouth Ohio 4:J662 SPri"4fitidl Ohio-Mrs. John M Harris, 1901 Ptmbroolc Rd .• SpflnJM d. Ohio 4))04

Toledo Ohio-M,.. W While. 2211 Dundas. Toltdo. Ohio 0606 YounJstow n W"arrrn r Ohio-Mrs Mrron Ullm.n. 120 Slrrp, Hollo Dr , C.n field, OhiO 44406

THETA PROVINCE

Goshen (Srr Ellth.rt, Ind .) Glrrncastle (Srr Grrrncude, Ind .) GreenDrld (See Indi.nlpoili Ind .) GrrrnsbW'1 (Sec Southe.stern, Ind ) Gmn ood (Srr Southport, Ind .) Griffth (See l-I.mmond. Ind .) Haarrsto n (5ft Iicbmond, Ind .) HlJIUDOnd (Srr Hammond, Ind ) Hartford City (Sec Muncie , Ind .) Hebron (See V.lpar.iao, Ind .) Hi,hland (Srr H.mmond. Ind .) Hobart (See G.tJ Ind .) Hope: (5rr CoIWDbu•• Ind .) Huntineton (Srr Ft Wa,ne Ind .) Indi.n'POlis (Sec Indianapol is or South· port\ J.JOnylileInd.)(See BIOOGlinaton, Ind ) kokomo (Srr KoIt.omo, Tnd .) Kouts (5ft V.ll'lrIiso. Ind 'J ur'l'ttr (Srr LIf.,ette, In ,J Lape (See AndrrlOfl, Ind.) La rence (Srr Indi.n.polil, Ind.) Leb.non (Sce Ineli.napoli., Ind .) Liberty (Srr Richmond, Ind .) Unton (Srr Bloominaton. Ind ) Lrnn (Srr Richmond, Ind .) Martin.ville (Srr Bloomi",ton Ind ) MerriU.iIIe IS. GIIY. Ind . ) Milro, (See Southeastemt Ind .) Milton (Srr RJchmond nd ) Mishaw.ka (Set South Ornd Mlsh.w.kI, 'od .) Mooreland (See Muncie. Ind .) Mount Vernon (Sec Southwcstern Ind .) Munc ie (.5« MWKit. Ind ) Munster (See Hsmmood. Ind .) Napp.nee (Set Elkh.rt, Ind .) Nrcdbam (Srr Frsnklin, Ind .) NewcutJe (SH Muncie, Ind .) N", Hut:n (Srr Pt W.)'lW, Ind.) New Uberty (Srr J.i<:hmond, Ind ) White.lud (Srr Franldio. Ind « Southport Ind .) Nrwbullb (See Soutbwrlkm Ind .) Nineveh (Set frank.lin. Ind )

Noblenille (Srr Indi.n.polis, Ind.) o,drn Dunes (Srr Guy, Ind'J

OSceola (Srr Soutb Ben Mjsh i.a, Ind .)

Owensville (See Southwrstrf"n Ind .)

P.rUr (Srr MllnCie Ind .)

Pendleton (Srr AndetlOn, Ind .) _,"",! (Srr SoutbwHUra Ind .) PI.in6rl (Srr Indi.napolis, Ind .)

Portlle (Sec G.ry, Ind.)

Portl.nd (Sec Muncie Ind.)

Poseyville (Sec Soutb rstrm Ind .) Prinuton (Sec Soutbwrmm Ind .)

Richmond (5« J..ichmond. Ind.)

Ro.noke (Srr Ft Wa,ne, I nd.)

Rwh Count)' (See Soutbeastern Ind .)

St. John (SH Hsmmond. Ind .) St. }I.ul !Sec Southeastun Ind )

Srymour Srr Bloomin&;too l Ind.)

Scberervil e (Srr Hammona, Ind'J

Shelbyville (See Southwestern In .)

South Bend (Srr South Btnd·Mi.h lk., Ind.)

Southport (Sec Southport, Ind.)

Soutbrrn Marion Count)' Hl,h Schools (Sec Southport. Ind.)

Speedwl, (Srr Indi.n.polll, Ind . )

Sulli.. n (See Terre H.ute. Ind . )

Terre Haute (5rr Terre H.ute. Ind .)

Tr.bl,1f (See Fr.nklin , Ind )

Union City (See Muncie , Ind .)

V'!r.uaiso (Srr Valp.uiso, Ind.)

W. dron (Srr Southeastern Ind.)

W.namaker (Srr Southport, Ind.)

Wln.t.b (Srr ValparAISO, Ind .)

Wcst Lafa)'t:tte (5« Labrr:tte. fnd )

Wnt Tem: H'ute (See Ture H.ute. Ind .) westfield (Srr Indi.n.polis, Ind .)

Whiteland (Srr Franldin or Southport. Incl )

Wbib", (See Hammood. Ind .)

Wincbacu (See Muncie Ind )

yotlcto n (See Nwacie. Iod )

Z;ons.iUe (Srr Indianapolis. lad )

Club. and Chairmen

Ande.rson , Ind -Mrs Jury Dtcib, 1007 Cardinal Way, Anderson , Ind 460 11

Bloomi na1 on Ind .-Mrs Jack HOlan. 1902 Wilton , BloominatOfl , Ind 47401

ColumbUJ. Ind.- Mrs Ra ndan Tucker. 4380 N Riverside Dr • Co· lumbus. Ind. 47201

Scott Chandler. 9233 Sandbury Rd •• In· di.napoli s Ind 46 H 6 (N onh J J Reynolds. lQ901 J ordan Rd., Carmd. Ind . 46032

(Catholic , Private Schools) - Mrs. Edward Ore". )673 N Penn· sylvania ' ndianapolis. I nd. 46220 Kokom o InJ. -Mrs. Garry Williams. 2)0' W Maple St . Kokomo. -Elkhart County, Ind .-Mrs Victor MarquH, 41)4 GreenleaC Blvd Ind. 46901 Elkhart. Ind 46 H4 FOtt Wayne. Ind .-Mrs Thomu Potts. ))11 Tomahawk Trail , Fo rt WaYM. Ind 46804

Lafayette 'nd -Mrs Bnnl Dickson 160 Drury La., West Lafayette. I nd 47906

Franklin. Ind .-Mrs Max Witsman. 24 Mornin, Dr • Franlclin MUOCl e! Ind .-Mrs Sally Schneiter. 30 17 DeTOn Rd , Muncie. Ind 47}U4 Ind . 46131

Gary. Ind -Mrs. Louis Mohr, 6. Ski Hill Rd Box ))1 Oaden Dunes. Poru&;e. Ind 46168

Gremc u tle. Ind (Pi Phi Poc ket) - Mrs Edward Hann o n. 206 Hill,· dale GlCenu allc , I nd 4613'

Richmondt Ind -Mrs. J obn J Knox. )100 Backmcya' Rd., Rich · mond, nd 47374

South Bend Mishawau\ 'nd .-Mrs J ack Trot&er. ,2)96 SwanJOn Dr South Bend. Ina 466), Hammond. Ind .- Mrs. Rick Rybicki. 9016 Gnce St • Hi,hland. I nd 46 )22

Ind i an apo lis. Ind .:

Gentral Chairma n- Mrs William Flemint. HH Primrose, In · dianapoli,. Ind 46 220

Sou l beukm Indiana-Mrs R. D Welch, 601 E Hendricks, R R. 8. Grffnshuf,. I nd 47204

Southport. Ind.- M rs. Robert A Bow les. 6 12$ Bryan Dr., I ndian · apolis. I nd. 46227

SoutbwHkm Indiana-MIS. PJchard Graham. 11$0 Hillsdale R d • Evansville. 'nd 47711 (NorthwC5[ AreJ) - Mrs. Edward M. Miller. 30' W Pine. ville. Ind. 46077 -Tern Haute. Ind.-Mrs W. R FdtJ , R.It.. 23, Box 29. Terft Haute, Ind. 47802 (Northcentral Area)-Mrs. Homer P. Riddell. Jr , 4 142 E. 6'th SI Indianapolil. I nd. 46220

KENTUCKY

AluJndria (See Cincinnati. Ohio) Anchor'8e (See Louilville. Ky ) Bu«hd (Sec Louisville, Ky.) (See Cindnnati. Ohio) Cynthiana (Sec l.exin,ton. Ky ) Danville (See Leaina.toniI K y.) Fern Cr«k (See Lowlvi e. Ky ) Fl Mitchell (oSH Cincinnati. Obio) Ft Thomas (See Cioanoati. Ohio) FlInidOIl (Sec Lni ton. Ky ) Garrison (See PortsmOuth. OhiO) Ge:oraetown (See LeIi"'tonJ,. Ky ) Greenup (See Portsmoulh. uhio) Hllfodsbura (See Ky ) Harrods Cieck (See loUisville. Ky ) Jeffersontowo (See Loui,ville. Ky ) uncasttl (See Le:xinaIOfl, Ky.) l.elUQ&ton Leain&ton. Ky ) Louilville See Low.ville. Ky ) Lynn (Sec orumouth, Ohio) MI Sierlina (See LelU"4tonbKy ) Newport (See Cincinnati, 0 io)

V"lp.raiso. 'nd.- Mrs. Joseph Galvin. }l9 Mor,an. Chesterton.

I nd. 46304

IOTA PROVINCE

Nicholu.iIIe (Stt Lexinaton. K y ) Okoloaa (5« Louisv ille. K y.)

Paris (See Lelin.Jlon. K y )

ValJty (See LouisTllle, K7, ) Pl easure Rl dce Park (See louiSVille Ky.)

Racdand (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

Richmond (Sec Lexin&ton, K y.)

St P.ul (Sec PortJmouth Ohio)

South Portsmouth (See: Portsmouth. Ohio)

Stanford (Stt Le::d ton, Ky.)

Valley Station (See LowJViI1e. Ky.)

Vaoccbur, (See Portsmouth Ohio) VetS.i1lH (See Le:xin,ltDn, Ky ) WinCMSIt.l (Sec un ton. Ky ) Wurt l and (Sec Portsmouth, Ohio)

TENNESSEE

Bartlett (Sec'Munsrbis. TeDtl ) Brentwood (See Nuh,.iIle, TenD )

Bristol (See Bristol. Va Pocket) Cbattannooa:a tSec CbaUar\OOla. Teno ) Cln-d.nd (Sec: CbatlaooocatTenD ) Collitn'ille (Sec: Memphis. enD )

Club. and Chairmen

Lexinaton. K y.- Phyl Brownlee. )42 Waller Ave., Apt 3B, Lex · IIIJI DfI Ky 40 ' 04

Donelson (Su NuhviUe. Tenn.)

Fra n kli n (5« N u b ,.i1I e t Tenn )

Fuyst r (See M emphis. enn.)

GatiiDbuq; (See Little PlIeon t Tenn )

Germantown (Set M emphi" eno )

Hendersonville (Set NashVille. Tenn )

Hixon (See Chattanoo,a Tenn.)

Johnson Cit)' (See B lut Rid,e. Tenn ) Ki",spc)tt (See Blue Ridae, Tenn.)

Knoxville (Sec KnoX'filie. Tenn )

Lookout Mountain (Su Cbattanooaa, Tenn Madison) (Sec NuhVllle. Tenn )

M.ryville A lcoa (Set Knoxville. Tenn )

Memphis \See Memphis. T enn .)

Nashville See Nas h ville! T e nn.)

Oak Rid&t (5« Knox vil e)

Old Hickory (See NuhviUe. Tenn )

Pittmao Centa' (See LittJe Piaeon)

Raleiah (See Memphi •• Tenn.)

Sc,.iuville (Stt little PiatOn. T enn.)

Sill'lll Mountain (5t.t Chattanoa,a, TtDo )

Whitehnen (See Mcmphi •• TtDD )

-Knoxville Tenn -Mrs Wm E SJndcrs. 3907 Kinastoo Pike. Knoxville. TenD. 37919 Louls vlllt. Ky .- Mrs Georae Maier. 630' Glen Hill Rd .• Louisville. Little P1&ton. TenD .-Mrs Jack Henry. P O Box 12. Sevierville. Tenn 37 862 Ky 40222

Blue Ridge Tenn .-Miss Kal ie Bro wn. 1226 Linville Kin&sport, Tenn 17660

ChattanOOIa Tenn .- Mrs Robert B Rann. 800 Kay Circle Chat · ta nOOl., Tenn 374 2 1

ALABAMA

Auburn (Sce Auburo..()pdika. AL) Bimuft4ham (See 8irll\Jnaham. AL) GreenVille (See: Monlj:omuy AI. ) Huntsville (See Hunt",ille, AI.) Mobile (Sec Mobile. At.)

M ontaomt.rl' (5« M ontl:omtr'J Al.)

NorthPOrt (5« TlUCaloou, AI ) Opelika (See Aubum.()pdika At ) PrattYiIle (See MootiOlDCJ'J. A1.) Srlacauaa (Sec Srlacauaa. Al.)

TUK.loosa (Sec: Tutcaloosa. AI ) Wetumpka (See Mo ntaomcry. Al.)

MemphiS. Tenn .-Mrs James O Wilso n 21 76 FOHH t Hill Ct # 7 MemDhi s. Tenn Nuhvill"e Ttnn -Mn James P. Clarke. 416 Sunnys ide Dr.• Nuh · ville. coo 3721$

KAPPA PROVINCE

MJSSISSIPPI

Batuville (5« Uni,.ersity, Ms.) Biloxi (5« Niu. Gutr ColIC) .8candoo (See Jackson, M,.) Canton \See Jackson t Ms ) Qllksda e (5« MisslUippl DeIt'1 Cln-dand (See Miuiwppi Delta

Qioton (Sec: JacUon. Ms. ) Columbia (Set HattiHbuq; Miss ) Cruser (5« MississipPi Delta) Grtto.ille (See: Mi",ssippi Delta) Greenwood (See Missi,sipp i Delta) Grenada (Sec UninrsitJ,.Ms.) Quliport (5« Miu GU" Coast)

Club . and Chairm e n

Bllminaham. AI. - Mrs William O Dotr. 170 1 13th Avt. S. Bir miD.-ham, AI. 312M H unuY llle AI - Mrs R C. A llison Jr 8 26 An nlau Ave SE Huntsville, AI. nl0 2

HattieJburJ (Sec HaUiesbulJ. MI ) Holly SPtlnp (Sec UDlYeUIt)'1 "".l Indianol. (Stt lrIiuissippi De tal J.d"on (5« J""""'. ''',.)

ulaod (See Miaiwppi Dell_)

Lo"4 Beach (Sec Gulf Coalt)

Me rl,old (See Mississippi Delta)

OcuD SPllfliS (Sec Mlu Gulf Coast)

Odord (Sec: Uoinrsity. Ms.)

Rosedale ('Stt Missiulppt Delta) Shaw (Sec Mississippi Delta) Sidoo (Sec MississipPi Delta) Sumner (See MissiSSiPpi Ddta) UoinBi!7 (See Uni,.ersit)'. Ms.) yazoo Cit)' (See Missiuippi Delta)

A uburn ()peh u AI. - M iss Jeao Ilcn oll 9 )9 S Gay St • A uburn -MolNlt. AI. - Mn J J Copel a nd 049 ' 8 N Ca rmel Dr • Mobtl e. AI 36600 AI. 36830

Mon ta 'ltnery. A I.- M rs J ec Ross. 1826 Co ul Ln .• M ontanmtl')'. A I 36 111 SylJCauca. At ( Pi Phi Poc bl )-Mrs James Jfnhn•• 902 W Coosa. SylaClUJa. AI. 35UO

TuscaJoou, AI. - Mrs Jlmn e.in, Rosser Rd. , (linw ood Farm. Tuscaloosa, A I. },401

HauiesbufJ. Ms.-Mn. Dou,lu Vudanun, 111 Jt!ff Davis dr Hlttit!iburg. Ms. 39401 -Jlck50n. Ms.-Mrs Sleven J . Scn, HI' C.nto n Hci&hl. Dr , Jackson. Ms. 39211

MANITOBA

Charlep'ood, Man. (Sec WinnlPt" M.n ., Can.)

Ellt Kild on.n, Min. (Sce WinnlPt" Man • Can.)

Fort Ga rr y. Man. (Sec WinnlPt" Man , Cln.)

Norwood. Man. (Sce Winnipe" Man • Can.)

SI. Boniface. Man. (Sec Winnipc,. Man , Can.)

St JafDCS. M.n (Sec Wtnnlpc, Man Can.)

St Vital. Man. Can.)

Transcona. M.n. Can.)

Twtedo, Man e ) IStt (5« Is.. WinnlPCC. Man WinntPf'l Man WlnnlPCI. Man • Wesl Kildon.n, Man. (Sec WinntJ)C" Man .• Can.)

Winnipca. Man Winnipc,. Min" Can.)

MINNESOTA

Anoka (Sec MinneapoliS, MInn.)

Bloominston (See Minneapolu. 'Minn ) BurnsVille (Sec Minneapoils. Minn ) Cottaaewood (Sec Minneapohs. Minn ) Coon Rapids (See Minneapolis. Minn ) Otecph.ven (See MinneapolIS. Minn ) Duluth (Sec Dululh, Mlnn ·Superior. Wis.)

ElSt Gund Forks (5« Grand Forks. N D.) Edina Minneapolis. Minn.)

Mlssi5Sippi Oeh.-Mn. Hen,., Graeber Como. MI. }8619 Miuissippi Gulf CoUI (Pi Phi Pock«)-Miss Jane Owen, 22 Btd St , Gulfport, Ms. 39'01

University. MI. - Mrs. Roscoe A Boyer, 312 GURer. Oxford, MI. }865)

LAMBDA PROVINCE

Esttlsior (See Minneapolis, Minn.) Hopkin. (Sft Minneapolisl Minn.) 1.00& Lake (5« Winnc.po IS 'MIM.) Mahtomedi (S« 51. Plul, Minn.) MtnnuPOIi'/Scc Minneapolis, Mmn.) Minnetonka Sec Minneapolis, Minn.) Mound (Sec Minneapolis, Minn.) New Bn,hton (S« 51. P,ul, Minn ) N. Oaks (See St. Plul t Minn.) Orono (S« Minne.poli., Minn ) Richfield IS« Minneapolis. Mlnn) Robbinlda (5« Minnupohs. MInn . ) (Ste: SI. Paul l Minn ' St. Louis (5« Mlnnupofls. Minn ) St Paul (5« St. Paul. Minn.) S St Paul SI Plul. Minn.) Shakopee (Stt Mlnneapolil, Minn SI. Paul. Waf'llla (Set MInneapolis. Minn ) Bear Lake (5« St. Paul. Minn ) W. St. Paul (5« St. Paul. Minn.)

NORTH DAKOTA

Gilby Grand Forks N.D.)

Grand Forks AFB Grand Forks. N.D.)

Grand Fotlo (Sfc Grand forU. N.D ) Thompson (See Grank Foru, N.D)

WISCONSIN

Appleton (5« FOI: Rjyer V.lley. Wi • ) BaYllde (Sec Mll w.ukee, WIS.) Beloit (See Beloit. Wis.) (5« Milwaukee. Wi •. ) Brown (See Milw.uItee. WI',)

Butler (See Mil •• Wis ) Cedatbur, (5« Wis.)

Club a n d Cha irme n

Wlnntpes. Man Canada - Mrs J H Fred 2A ·26-1 Wrlli n/itlon Cr

Cudahy (Sec Mil u.l:«, Wis.)

Delano (Sec Seloit, WIS'j

Elkhorn (Sec Beloit wu. Elm (See Milwauk«, Wis.)

Fox Poiot (5« Milwaukee. Wi•• )

Franklin (5« MiI".ukee. Wi •. ) (See Milwaukee. Wis.)

Greend.1.t (Sec Milw.ube. Wis.)

Greenfield (See Milw.ukee. Wis.)

Hale. Corners (MiI ukee. Wi •. )

Harl.nd (See Wis.)

hncsvilk (Sec Beloit wi •. )

kaukauna (Sec fOI: River Valley. Wis.)

Kimberly (See fOI: !Uvu Wis.)

Lake (Sec Beloit, Wis )

Little Chute (Sec POI: !Unt Valley, Wis )

MadilOD (Sec Madiaon, Wis.)

Menasha (Sec FOI: Rivu Valley. Wis )

Milwaukee (Sec Milw.ukee. Wis )

Menominte FalIJ (Sec Milwaukft'. Wis.)

Mequon (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

Muskego (See Milwaukee Wis.) ISce FOI: River Valley. Wis.) Ber in (Sec Milwaukee, Wis.)

Oak Creek (Sec Milwaukee. Wis.)

River Hills (See Milwaukee. WiS'j St Francis (Sec Milwaukee. Wis

Shor""ood (Sec: Milwaukee. Wis.)

South MIlwaukee (See Milwaukee. Wis )

Superior (Sec: Duluth. Minn. -Superior, Wis.)

Suuu Wi, )

ThiensYllle (Ste Milwaukee. Wis.)

Wauwatosa (Sec -Milwaukee, Wis.)

Wtst Allis (See Milwaukee Wis ) Wtst Milw.ukee. Wis.)

Whitefish Bay (See Milwaukee, Wis.)

Geneul Ch.irman : Mrs. Richard Uehli",. 1700 Briarcliff Dr • Appleton. W H911 Winnipeg:. Man OB4. C n 'Dululh. Minn .- S uperior Wl s ....:. Mrs Ge o rge E Mo raan. 1622 M ll tnln.uidr Ave Dulu t h Mlnn "ROj

(Appleton)-Mrs Richard Uehlinl, 1700 Briarcliff Or.. Apple· ton. Wu '''911 Mlnnrapolis. Minn -Mrs Philip Billiam , 91 RI\er Woods. Bums · Ville. Minn. n}37

(Neenah - Mtnlsha Area)-Mrs George Walsh. 13"4 Whinier Dr • Neenah. WIS. '49) 6 SL Paul Minn.- Mrs. Richard Strtcptr. 3228 Coachwood Rd. SI.

(Kimberly. K.ukauna. Chute Area) - Mrs Roloff. 2109 Ed(l:t ood 0 Rt. 4. KJukJuna. WIS 541}0 Paul. Minn ))119 Grand Forks. N D -Mn. Curti s Malnuson. 2)20 Chestnut SI , Gund Forles. N .D. )8201

Mldlson, Wi s.-Mrs. Richard Loftsa ordon. 1110 Forster. Madison. WIS '370-1 Beloit. Wis. - Mrs. Robert Daniel. 2128 E Ridge Rd • Bel o ll. Wis 'Mlhl'auk-ee, Wis .-Mrs Wilham 12211 W. Woodside Ct., Millll' IUk«, Wis Hn6 H)t! Fox Rher Valley, Wis. :

Arl in&ton Heights (5« A rllneton III .)

Aurora (Sec fOI: VJllty. III,) Barrinaton (5« Arl inalon Heilh lJ. Ill.) Batavi. (S« FOI: River Villey. III.)

Berwyn (Sec Oak Forcst b111.)

Brookfield (Sec Chicaao West Su ur ban. III. )

Chicalo (City schonls south. Suburban Chi· ca,o sec Chicalo West Suburban , Sout)l Suburban. Oak Forel!. or North Shore, 111.)

Chicago Hei,hts (Sec Chiu,o South Suburban. III.)

Clarendon Hills (Sec H insdale TOIII nship. III. )

Con,res, Park (Sec Chin,o Wesl Subur · bin, 111.)

Country Club Hills (Sec ChicllO South Sub · urban)

Crete (Sec Chicalo South Suburban. Ill )

Dccrfitld (Sec North Shote III ) Des Plaines (Sec Puk Pllincs. III.)

Downen Grove (See TOIII ns hip 111.)

(Sec Ound«, HI.)

Elle Grove (See Arhn,:lon Hci.hlS. III )

Elmhurst (Sec DuP County\ 111 ) Elmwood Puk (Sec OJk Paue River Foc-· est, III.'

MU PROVINCE NORTH

Evansto n (Sec No rth Sho re. Jr III ) Flossmoor (Sec ChicalO South Suburban. III. ) Forest Park (See Oak Park·River Fotut. 111.)

Geneva (See Fox River Valier' Ill ) (Sec North Shore. II .) Glen Ellyn DuPage County. 111.)

Glenview (Sec North Sh ore Jr .• Ill.)

Glenwood (Sec Chicago South Suburbln , Ill .)

Grarshke (Sce Lake County, 111.) (See Chicaao South Suburb.n. IlL)

Hazel Crest (Sec: Chicago South Suburban, III )

Hi,hland Park (Sec North Shore. III.)

Hinsdale (Stc Hinsdale Township. III.)

Homewood (5« Chinlo South Suburb.n. 111.)

Kenilworth (Sec: North Short III.)

La Gtll'lle (Sec Chica&o Suburb.l n. 111 )

LaGtanae Park (5« Chicaao Welt Subur ban, III.' Bluff (Sec: Lake County. III.)

L.ke Porest (Sec N o rth Shore III .) Lansin, (Sec: Hammond. Ind ) Libertyville (Sec: Lake County III ) Lombard (See Du Pqe County. III.)

M a nnon (Sec Ch icIIO So uth Suburban)

Maywood (Sec Oak Puk River forest. III.)

Melrose Park (Sec: Oak Forest, m.)

Morton (Sec: North Shore. Jr .• I11.)

Mt. Prospect (Sec ArHo,l on III.)

Mundelein (Sec Lake County, Ill.)

Northbrook (Sec: North Shore. It .. III.)

North6cld (Sec North Shore. II .)

Oak Park. (See Oak Puk·Rlver Forest III )

Olympia Field s (Sec Chicago South Subur· ban, 11 1.)

p.latine (See Atlifllion Hei,hts. III .)

Park Forut (Sec Chin,o South Suburban. III. )

Park (Sec Park Ridge Ot's Plaines, m.)

Prospect Hri,hts (See Arlinaton Hri,hu. III. )

Richton Park (Sec: Chica,o South Suburban)

River Forut (See Oak Park ·River Fo rest III )

RiYerside (Sec Chicllo Wtst Suburban III.)

Rivudale (Set Chica,o Soulh Suburban III. )

Riverwood (Sec North Shore. III )

Rockford (Sec: Rockford. III ) Roc kt on (Sec Beloit Wi s. )

Rollitll Mudow! (See Adin&ton Hei,hts, HI )

R""", ISce Rockford. III.)

St. Chn« (5«: f Ol: Rinr VallcJ. 111.)

Skok.ie (Sec North Shore Jr 0 III.)

Thornton (See Chicllo South Suburban, Ill )

ViII. Park (See Du'Plic County. III )

Arlin,ton Hci,hlJ, Ill .:

Wu rcn vill c (Wheaton (Aonlrll Hjab School). (5« 'Milton Township. Ill.)

Wauke,.n (S« LAke County, 111.)

Wcsttto Sprin,. (Sce Chica,o West Sub· urban. III )

Westmont (Set Hinsdale Townshi p \lIl.)

Wheaton (SH Milton To"nship. II .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Gentul Chairman: Mrs E.,I Trostrud Jr • 609 S. Kcnn icott, Atlinatoo Higloo Ill. 6000' (Wheehn, and Hersey H .S,)- Mrs Clinton Bowman, 113 Brook, Prospect Hgts .• Ill 60070

(Prospect H.S )-Mrs Robert P Horwlth. 107 N. WindSOt'. A, _ )ina;ton HIlS., III. 60004

(Con.ot H.S. Ind H offman EmIrs H .S.) - Mrs, Fred Bensing. 263 Englewood Rd , H offman Est.t". III. 60171

(Elk Grove H S ) - Mrs Ronald Jo nes. 10'6 War-' ide In ., Elk Grove Village, III 60007

(Palarine H .S.)-Mts DonaJd Tichenor, 101) Nightin,ale Or • Palatine, III 60067

(Frrmd H S.)-Mn. Robert De ey, 1718 Appleby, InverMss, III. 60067

( Arlu\l tc:m Htiah ts H S. )-Mrs E S Reinhart 1110 Mari an Dr., Arl intcon III. 60)0)

(Forest Vic H S )-Mn Frederick Lusso 410 S Gibbons, Arlinat o n H.ats ., Ill. 60004

Whetlinc (Set Arl i naton Hci,hts, III.)

Wi lmette (Sec Notth Shore. II I. or Nort h Shore jr .)

Wiolicld (Wheaton North Hiah School I ,) (Sec M ilton Townahi p \ 111.)

Winnetka (Sec Noeth Shore, II or North Shore Jr.)

(Elmhurst.Villa Park) - Mrs. A. T. Sahcscn. 289 Poplat Ave • Elmhurst, III 60126 F". RI er Valley, III.- Mrs James Marks 1717 KenJinat o n PI., Aurora, III 60506

Hinsdale TownJhip , Ill.- Mn Jo hn C. T anner, 9 S. 149 Brookbank Rd III 60U I Lake County, III.- Mrs Paul F. Docschn, Jr.• Rt I 8 0 309 Liberty · ..ille, III. 60048

Milton Township, 1I l.-Mrs. Franklin S, Akorn. 1209 Gamoo Rd Wheaton. III 60187 North Shorr III .: Chairman : Mn Glenn W. Pirrona 2817 EWn lld Evanston. III 60201

(Decl-6ddl- Mrs. Sttphcn M Cornell, 14'9 Berkcle-y Ct., field. II .6OOU

(Hi,hland Plrk) - Mrs Robert O Zinncn. 97" Marion A"e., Highl and Park, III. 600}, (Lake Fwut)-Mrs. Edwin R. Oarb. 72' Timber Ln • Lake FOtut. III 600-1,

(Barrin,too H ."S. )-Mrs. john 10' Old Oak, Barrinaton. III. 6001. (Northfield. Wilmeue. Winnetka, Ne Trier WCSI) - Mrs Donald C. Short, 276 WISner Rd , Northfidd. Ill 60091

Chicalo South Suburban, ilL- Mr• Waltn HISs 107 Wo1tick. Puk Forest, 111 .60466

North S hore Jr.• III .: Chairman an d Glencoel Kenilworth. Wilmette, Winnetka. Ne Trier Easl- Mn Cbar cs Chadd, 1004 Cberry St.. Win· netka, III. 60091

Chicago West Suburban : Genenl Chairman : Mrs. C. L. TUros , )328 Lawn A e., Wuttt"n Sprul.&s, III. 60"8 (Glen ;__ • Northbrook) - Mrs Georae Ho,t. 1010 Golfvitw ltd .• Glen ie III. 60025 (Western Sprinll.) ---'Mrs. D Bf\lce Frobes. 221 S. Stone La· Gflnfe. III. 6O,n (Ri eucde.BroolcJield)-Mrs Theodore DuBois. 213 Bartram Rd , Riveflide. III 60)46

(LaGranae Park)-Mrs Walter S. Brownin•• 811 N. Ave., LaGl1IIl'IIe Park. 1II. 6OH)

(Evanston, Mo rton Grove. Skokie)-Mn. Robert McGrt,or, 1014 Main St .• Apt I, E ansto n , Ill 60202

Oak Park River Foltst, ilL- Mrs j ohn B Canoll. 91) KC)'Stone, River forest, III. 6030' Part Rid,e·Ots Pbines III : ( Maine South H.S )-Mn Robert Kina. 925 Tomawadre Ln. , Park: Ri dae, III 60068 (LaGtall&e)-Mrs. Robc:rt Groeneveld. 101 Sunset Ave., La· Granae. III. 60'2' (Maine West H S.)-Mrs Elmer H anson. 1092 6th Ave • 'De.

Oundee, 111 . (Pi Phi Pockct) - Mrs. Harrison Kennic o tt, R.R. I, Hick ory Hollo Rd , III 60118 OuPaae County. 111. :

Plaines III. 600 16 (Mline East and North H.S )-Mn. Ma. Lillett. ,87 Wtbford Ave., Des Plaints, III 60016 (Glen IlIfn lombard) - Mrs I..ce H outs. }} , M ain St .• Glen Ellyn. II 601)7

Abinad o n (See Galesbw•• 111.)

AdaIDS Counrr (See QuiDC}', III ) Aledo (5« Mo nmouth. III .) Ale_ander (Sec Jacluonville, III.)

Alton (Set Alton·Edwardsville, III.) Altona r Galabut'. 111.) Arthur Sec Champalan·Urbana. III ) Avon ( Avon -Bushnell, III.)

Ikardstown (Sec Sprinaficld. Ifl.)

Bement (See Decatur 111.)

Bethalto (See Alton .Edwardsville. JlI.) fkthany (See Dec::atw-, III )

Biusville (See M onmou th, III ) Blandinsville (Set Avon·BLUbnell. III ) Bloominaton (See Bloomin&ton Normal III.)

Blue Mound (See DeCltur. III.)

BluS (Set: jacksonville, III.)

Bon¥ille (Set: Champal,n·Urbana. Ill.)

Bushnell (See Avon Bwhnc.ll III .) C.hlmcl City (S« Hammond. Ind ) Cameron (Set: GaleJhur" Ill.)

Canton (See Peoria. HI )

Carbonda le (Set: Carbondale, III .)

Cartbaae (Sce Quincy. HI 0 1 Burlin&ton Iowa)

Champai,n (See: Champalan-Urbana 111.)

Chanckrlcmfle (Set: Jacksonville Ill .)

Chapin (See Jacksonvdle i 111.)

Chillicothe (S« PfOril 11./ Coal Valley (Set: Tri:Ocy. 11 '1

Concord (See Jacksonville III. Danville (See banrille 111.)

Decatur (See Dtcatur III )

R.odc.ford III.- Mrs Karl Erickson. }91) Landstrom Rd • R.ockford. III. 611 11

MU PROVINCE SOUTH

DeWitte, I • (Sec Tn .urr, III.)

EaR Alton (Sec Alton Edwudsville, III ) East Moline (5« Tri.Qll'llll.)

East Peoria (See Peoria. 11.)

Edwardsville (Sec Alton Edw a rdsville JU .)

Effincham (See Effinaham , IIIJ

Fanner ulJ (See Champal,n' rblna, III.)

Farminaton (Sce Peoril, III.)

Ga lesbura (See Gllesbur" III .)

Gibson urr (Set Champaian Urbanl III )

Godfrey (See Alt o n Edwardsville, lie.)

Good Hope (Sec Avoa Bushneli. III )

Greenview (See Sprina/ield. III )

Hamilton (Set: Quincy. III )

Jacbon"iI1e (See JackJOn¥illel III., kirnood ISee Monmouth I I.)

Knoxville See Galcsbur,. III.)

Little Y o rk (Sec Monmouth III )

Macoo (Sec Decatur, III.)

M acomb (Sec Avon 8ulhMIl. III. )

Mahomet (See Champai,n Urbanl. III )

M aquon (See G.lesburf' III.)

Milan (Sec Tri ·Cirr, II )

Moline (See Tri ·Cirr, III.)

Monmouth (Set Monmouth . 111.)

Oneida (Set Galesbw,. III.)

Oqvawka (Sec Bwlinacon. ro a)

Pekin ($ct PtoI"la, JlI.)

Peoria (Set Peoria Ill.)

Peoria Hci,hts (See PtCria, JlL )

Ptte:rsbura (Set Sprin&fw:ld, III.)

Pittsfield (Sec QWncy III )

Pleasant Plains (See III.)

Po rt Byron (See Tli-City, III .)

Pra.ine City (Sec Avon.Bu shnell, 111. )

Quincy (Sec QuiDC)'. 111.)

I(anto\ll ("See Cbampaip Urbana. III ) Raitan (Sec M onmouth, 111.)

Rao (Sec Galesbtlta. 111.)

Rock Island (Set Tri-Cicy IU )

Roodhouse (Set Jacbonviilel III )

Roseville (Set Monmouth I I.J.

Roxanna (Sec Alton·Edwardsvllie. III .)

Rushville (See jadcsooville. III )

St j o seph (Sec Champai,n Urbana , III.)

MalOn Ill.)

ShelbYVille (Sec Decatur, III.)

Silvis (Set 'tri·Citl', Ill.)

Sprin.-6cld (See Sprinaficld III )

Tay l orville (Set Dtcatur 111.)

T o lono (Set Champai,n Urbana m.,

Morton (Scc Peoria, II '1

Monricrllo (See Cbamri,n Urbana , 111. )

Mt. Zion (See Decatur. 11./

M o"'coaqua (Sec Dec::atw II )

Ne Balin (See .5pri"ft.cld. JlI.)

Niantic (See Dec::a.tur II .)

Normal (Set 8100minaton NonDal\ III.)

Oaden (Set: Champa ia n Urbana II .)

Clubs and Chairmen

Alton Edwardsville III.- Mrs Donald MclAin, 700 Sutc St Alt on. III 62002

Avon·B\IIhneIJ, III .-Mn j o hn Lawson, 931 N. Cralford, Bus hnell III . 61422

Tuscola (Sec Cha..mpai,n·Urbana. III )

Urbana (Sec- ChamPltaa Urbana. III,)

Vir.inia (Sec jacluon¥llIe. III.)

Wasbinaton (5« Peori al III.)

Wenona (Set hor-ia II )

Whiteball (Set jacboaville , III.)

Winchester- (Stc J acbom-illt, III )

Wood ltivcr ( See Alto n-Edwardsv-iIIt III.)

III. - Mrs Wm 1. Barker HI Fleetwood Dr 81 00rninaton. III. 6 1701

Carbondale, III. ( Pi Ph i Pockd) - Mn. Don UmlJle n. 1402 W. Freeman, Carbondale, III. 6290 1

Champaign·Urban III. - Mrs. David III I Country Ln ., Champa.,n. Ill. 6 1810

Danville. III .-Mn W John ShaM, 7 E Raymond Ave., Danl', lIe, III. 6 18 }2

J acboo.illc III.- Mrs Elmer B. L u kcmln, 2H l oclnnxKl , J lckson· "die, lIl. 626)0 M onmou th, 1II .-511 Iy A. Cusidy. P O. Box 69 , Monm out h , Ill. 61462

Ptot ia , 111. - Mrs Dale Shd lcnbau m, )906 N Peoria , III 6 16 14 'D«lIur, III. - Mrs JM PClty. }769 Mou ndf o rd A e., Decatur, III. 62)26

Quincy, I11. - Mrs. T ho m as A OJlclty 20)7 Maine St ., Qu incy. III 62}Ol Effinaham, III. (Pl Phi Pod:cl)- Mn Gene Hende rson , 1211 S 4 th 51. Effiin,h l m , III 62401 Sp rln,6dd, III. - Mrs. William Schnirru,& . 22 Wildwood Rd .• Sp r m.ndd. III. 62704 'Galesbura. 1I1.- Mrs. H J Waters, 340 Hackberry Rd., Galesburg, Ill. 6 1401 Tn Otr, il L-Mrs. S. J HannI., Jr.. 3722 F o rest Rd • Davenport, I owa U807

NU PROVINCE

JOWA

Alt oona (St't Des MoineJ, low.)

Ames (See Ames, la-a)

Anken r (5« On MoineJ, Iowa) BettendOlf (xe Tn-CiO', 111.)

Boone (5« Ames, lo,.,a/ Buffalo (See Tri -Clty, II J Burlm.ton (5« BudlnltCl n, low.) Carlisle (5« 'ndi.nol., Jo a) Colo (xe Amn, 10 ) Coralville (5« 10 CiO', Iowa) Co uncil Bluffa (Sec Council Bluff s. l o a) Davenport (Sec Tri·City, JlI.) De. Mo ine. (See De. Moines, low .)

Indi .nol. (S« Indi.nola. 10"',) 10"" City (S« 10 City. 10"") JohoJt on (See Des MOllleS, 10 ) l.eClllre (xc Tri·CitT. JlI.) (Sec Council Bluffs. 10 ) M.non (See Ctdar R,plds. low.) Mt Pleas.nt (See Mt. Ple.,.nt. 10 )

Union (See -Mt. Pleas.nt, 10 ) Nev.d. (See Ames, 10 )

New London (See Mt Plen.nt, l o a) North Liberty' (5« Jo OtT. 10"')

Norwalk (See On Moines , l o a) Olds (See Mt PlelSlnt, Iowa) Pleasant Valley (5« Tri ·CiO', 111.)

S.lem (See Mt Pieasant, Jow.)

Serleant Bluff (5« SoUIlC Oty, 10 ) Siou.a: ut)' (See Sioux City , )0 ) S edesbu r. (Sec Mt Pleasanl, l ow. I Story City (See Ames. Jo )

Treynor (See Council Bluffs, 10 ) University Hei.hts (See 10 CltT, l owal Urbandale (See Des Moines. 10 ) West Des M oines (See Des MOInes. Jo ) Win6eld (See Mt Pleasant, 10 )

NEBRASKA

Bdlevue (S« Omaha, Neb.)

Lincoln (S« Locol", Neb.)

Clubs and Chairmen

Ames l ow. - Mrs Richlld Astell, 16 17 Mas ell, Amfi , l ow.

Burlln'lon r 10"'. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mrs. Roben Ment, 2406 Dehn St. , Bur inllon, l o w. )2601 Cedar Rap ids lo a- Mn. Le i. HutchinlS, 3848 Lost Villey Rd

Mill. rd (See Om.h •• Neb.)

Om.h. (S ee Om.h •. Neb.)

P.pillion (See Omaha, Neb .)

Ralston (See Om.ha, Neb.)

South SioUJ: CitT (Sec Cily , 10"")

Sprin.g6e.ld (Sec Om.h. , Neb )

SOlJTH DAKOTA

Belle Fourche (See Black Hill. of South Dakota)

Custer (See BI.de Hdls of Soulh D.kot.)

De.dwood (Sec Blade Hills of South D. · kota)

Hot Sprin&:s (Sec Blick Hill. of South Da.... )

Lead (Sec Black Hills of Sollth D.k o ta)

R.pid City (Sec Blick HI/Is of South D.· .... )

Sio UJ: Fi lls (See Sious P.lls S.D ) Vermillion (See Vermillion, S.D.)

l o w. )26<11

Sious Ci ty, I o wa - Mrs Cary Wenell, 2327 Indi an Hd b Dr., Si ou x City, lo a )1101 Linc o ln. Neb .- Mrs M E. Whitehead, 2433 Woodscrest A ve., Lincoln, Neb. S E., Cedar Rapids, l ow. CounCI l 81uffs, ro...a- Mn. Ann Walters, 220 Hh A ve. , Council Bluffs \ l o w. )"Ot De s M Oines, 10v.·1-M" D on Fon , .jSlo! Euclid Ave ., Des l o a

Indi anola. Jo a- Mrs. Craig RY 'n, R R 4, I nd i ano l a. l owl )012) 10 City, Iowa- Mrs Richard H ansen, 2026 Rid,ew , Dr., 10"', CU)'. Io wa

• MI Pleallnt. l o ·a-Mrs Nile Buffin,lo n, R R MI Pleaunl

KANSAS

A\I&usta ( See Wicbita. )(an ) Bethel (See K.nsas CitT, K..-n .) Bonner Spnn,s (See K.nslS CllY, Xan .) Chue (See We-stlrrn K.nsu) Cheney (See Wichita, Kaa.) CI.ftin (See Western Kansas) Colby (See Western K ansas) Derby (xc Wichita, K a n.) Dod&e City (See Weslern Kansas) Downs (See Weslern Kan .) Edw.rds.-lIle (SeC" KanUI Cit)') K a n.)

EI Dorado (Sec Wichita, K an. Ellin"ood (See Western Kansas) Emporia (Sec K anSH Cit)', K an.) Fairw.y (See KanJI' City, Mo.) Garden City (Se e Western K.n sH' Goddard (See Wichit•. K.n ) Great Bend (See Western Kan.as) Hay. fSec Western Kanus) H.l.....llie (See Wichil Xan.)

H o ton (See T opeIca, "-an ) Hutchinson (See Hutchiruon, Kan .)

KansH Ci!T (See K .nsn City. X.n & Kan s Cny, Mo.)

Laka of the Forest (See K.nu s City, Kan.)

Larned (Sec Weslern K .nsas)

Lawrence: (See Uwrence, K.n .)

Om.h., Ncb. - Mn Du t:kwort h, 8512 N 481h, Omaha, Nril. 6 8152 Hilh of '> (!llt h Ct. (Ar VI n , \ 141' Mornin g. vie Dr Rapid Ci ty S.D. H70 1

·Sioull F,lls, S D .- Mrs Michael H o es. 2209 S Main, Si o ux FaUs , S D. HIO) ·Vermillion, S D .- Mrs. Melv in Heer. 9" E Main. Vermilli o n, S D ,,069

XI PROVINCE

McPhe:rson (Sec McPbenon. K.n ) Mission (See K.ansa. City, Mo .) Merriam (St-c KaoUJ ut)', Mo .) Mulv.ne (Sec Wichita. X. n.) Muncie (See KlDSU CitT. Kan ) NeWl o n (Sec Wichita. K.n .' Norton (Sec Western K.Mn)

Ol.the: (See KanJls Cit)'. Mo.)

OUa (5« Lawrena K.n .1 Overland Park (See Klnus City, Mo 1 PhilipsburlJ (5« Weslern Kan a) Pomona (St-c Lawrence , Kan .) Prairie Vlllaae (St't K.nus City, Mo.) Quivera (See Ka nus Cit)' , K in.) J{umll (Sec Western K.nsn)

Sh nee Missi on (Sec K.n slS Cill'o Mo ) Sh nee (Sec Xansas City, Mo ) Silver Lake (See Topek., Kan.) Syucu.se (See Western Kansas) Ton,lnoxle (5« Lawrence , X.n ) Topeka (Sec Topeka, Kan .) Turntt (See Kansas City, Kan .) Valley Center (5« Wichita, Kan.)

WestWood Hills (5« Kan'lI City, Mo ., Wichita (Sec Wichita, K.n.1 Williamsbur, (S« La,.,rence. Kan.) Winfield (Sec Wichit.1l. K .n.)

MISSOURI

Creve Coeur (Sec St Lows, Mo )

Des Peres (Sec St. LoWs, M o.)

ElIi iIIe (See St. Lows, Mo.)

FttCUSOII (Sec St Louis. Mo,)

Florissant (5« St LOUIS, Mo .)

FOlSrtb (See Sprin.field, M o,)

Fronten.c (See St. Lows Mo,)

Clendale (Sft St. Louis, Mo.)

Gain Valley (See K.nsas City. M o.)

Grandvi", (Sec K.nsas CIO' , Mo )

H.1Innib.1 (See Quincy, III.)

Huek'ood (Sec St. Louis, Mo )

Hickman Mills (See Kan sas City, Mo )

Jndepcnacnce (See Ka nsas Ory, Mo.)

Jefferson City (See Jeffer son City, M O' k k.nsas City (See J(:.nus M o.. an · IlS City, Kan. " Kansas CitT North)

Kirk ood (See St. Louis. Mo ) L.due (See St. Louis Mo .) Lee's Summit (5« K.n sas CitT, Mo ) Liberty (See Liberty. Mo )

Manche.ater (See St. Louil. Mo )

Maplewood (See St. Louis Mo .)

Ma.rsh6eld (Sec Mo )

Mn ico (See Mexico. M o. )

No,rmaody (See St Louis. M o. ) Obn-tte (See St. Louis, Mo. ) Ozark. (See Sprin.ticld, Mo.)

Kaytowo (See K.ns as City, Mo ) Ri chmond Hei.hu (See SI Lou", Mo. )

Leavenworth (See Lawrence. K.n )

Le ood (See Kan'lI Cit}'. Mo.)

... ffi' K.nlls City. M o.)

Liberal 5« Western Kansas)

L70fts ( Western Kansas)

M.ize (See Wichita, Kan.)

Wanhatt.n (5« M.nh.tt.n. Kan ) Maple Hill (See Topeka, Kan .) McCta.ken (Sec Wt'stern Kansas)

AurCM"a (Sec SpriRlfidd. Mo .)

Ballwin (See 51 Louis, Mo .) Blue Sprincs (See Kansas City, M o.) Bolivar (See Sprin&field, Mo ) Brentwood (Sec St. Louis, Mo.) Chesterfield (See St. Louis. Mo.) Clayton (Sec SI Louis. M o_) Co lumbi. (Sec Columbia, Mo.)

CtC"Stwood (See St louis, Mo.)

Shrewsbury (See St [.ouis. Mo.)

St. Ann (See St. Louis, Mo )

St Cbarles (See St Loui., Mo .)

St. Loui. (See St loUIS. Mo )

St. ) o.sepb (Sec St Joseph Mo.)

Spnn&6eld (See SPt1R1field, M o.) City ('5«- St lollis, Mo .) W.nott Woods (See St Louia, Mo .) Welnter G rown (5« St. Louis, Mo .)

Clubs and Chairmen

H utchinson, Kan. - Mrs. Robert Mann, 6 W. 21, Hutchinson, Kan 67)01

Kans as Cily. K.n .-Mrs. Barbara S. Zellcr, 210) N. 8}rd, Kan sas City, K an. 66109

Kan .-Mn George H Ryan. un Spcncu Dr., la · renet, Kan 66044

Manhamn, Kan .-Mrs lury Weigel, 19" Monl&OlIlery Dr., M a n · hauan. Kan. 66)02

McPherson. Kan. (Pi Phi Pockft)- Mrs. Pierce. IH4 N M .ple, McPhenon, Kan. 67460

TO'pckal K an .-Mu. S_ K Alenndcr, Hl) W. 121h SL Terr • Tope , Kan. 66604

·Wutern Kanu J- Mrs. R. G. Haymaker, Box 6, R.R } , Larned , K an. 67))0 Wichita. Kan : (OUI of stale)-11n James F. Hadley 62) N. Broadmoor, Wichiu, Kan. 67206 (Kansas U.)-Mrs. Richard E.,...,. 4Hl E. Enalish, Wichita, Kan. 672 18 (Kanus State)-Mrs. Steven Randle, 9'4 Back Bay Blvd , Wichita. Kan. 6720} Colwnbia Mo .-Mrs. Robert Dittmar, 2807 B Summit. Columbia, MO 6HOI

Jeffe rson CitI, M o - Mrs A , R Trippenscc, 1418 Greenberry Rd , Jeffer son City, Mo. 6)101 Kan sas Cuy, M o.-S h .-nee Mission, K.n .: General Chai rman-Mrs Gordon K N'Uj;hton. }600 W. 99 th , Lea ood , Kan 66206

ARKANSAS

Alma (Sec Ft. Smith, Ark .) Arkadelphi a (See HOI Sprin&s, Ark .) Armorel (5c'e Ol«Ola, Ark.)

Baux.ite (Set: Lttle Rock, Ark .) Benton (5« Little Rock. Ark .) Blytheville (Sec Osceola, Alk .) Burdette (5« Osceola Ark.) Clarendon (See Grand Prairie. Ark .) DcOueen (Sec Texarkana, Ark .·Tn:.) Dc\t'iu j5« Grand Prairie, Ark .) EI Don 0 (Sec EI Do rado. Ark .) Etowah (Sce Osceol., Ar k.)

Fayetteville (Sec Fayetteville, Ark .) Ft . Smith (See Ft. Smith, Ark .) Huen (Sec Grand Prairie, Ark .) H ope (Sec Grand Prairie, Ark .) Hot SpriOj:S (Set: Hot SptiOj:5, Ark.) Jacksonville (5« Little Rock. Ark .) Leachville (Sec Osceola, Ark .) Linle Rock (Sec Little Rock, Ark.) (S« Little Rod:\ Ark.) Luxora (Sec Osceola, AIk .) M.,n olia (Sec Atk .-Tn ) -Mal vern (See H ot Sprinas. Arlr: ) M .ni la (See Osceola Ark .) North Little Rock: \Sce Little Rock. Ark .) Osceola (Sec OKeo a, Ark .) Ozuk (Sec Ft . Smith, Ark .)

Alpha) - Mrs Maurice Copeland, H4, Birch, Prairie Village. Kan. 6620) (Kansas 8cta) - Mr•. Dan Roda, 73)0 ROK C, , Pubic Village. Kan 66207 (Kansas Out of SIIte)-Mrs. Jo hn Schroeder, 9}11 Hardy Dr .• Overland Park, K.n 66212 (Missouri Alpha)-Mrs Robert Miller, 7442 Vjll.,e Dr. , Prairie Vilhge. Kan 66208 (Missouri Out of stue)-Mrs. Paul Junamann, 7917 Bcvcrly Dr.• Praine Villlle. Kan 66208 Kansas Ci ty. M o. North (Pi Phi Pocltc:t)-Mn. J. R. Neal. Jr., 4002 N E 49th Ta., Kansas City, Mo 64111 ubert)', Mu. (PI Phi l'ockcO-Mrs C. K larson. }U Wilshire Blvd., Liberty, M o. 64068 Mexic o. Mo. (1'i Phi Packet)- Mi » Betty McQuetn, 101 South St., Mexic o , Mo. 6'26, SI. Joseph. Mo.-Mrs P. A lawrence, Jr ., 2H4 Francis, St. Joseph, M o. 64)06 St. Louis, Mo : General Chai rman - Mrs. Clarke M Rainey, 1)09 Andrtw Dr , St. louis. Mo. 6}122 (Missouri Bela)-Mrs. Robert felsled. 1600 Bookbinder. St. Lows , Mo. 6}141 (Missouri Alpha) - Mn Robert f O 'Connell, })4 E Bodley, St. Lows, Mo. 6}122 (Missouri Gamma)-Mrs. J Brendan Rya n, 924 Buena Vilta, St Louis Mo. 6}l0' Sprirlj:6cld, Mo .--Mu Georae, 1219 S. Weller, Sprinaficld, Mo 6'804

OMICRON PROVINCE

Paris (See Ft. Smi t h, Ark )

Pine Bluff (See Pine Bluff, Ark .) Presco tt (Sec Te rltana , Ark .-Tex .)

Scott (Sec Little Roclr:, Ark .)

SbelliH (Sec Pine Bluff, Ark .) Sprinad.Je (Sec f.yetteville , Ark .)

Stutt,art ($« Grand Prlirie, Ark .) Taarltan. (Sec Tcxarkana. Ark .-iu.)

Van Buren (Sec Ft Smith Ark .) Wilson (Sec Osceol •• Ark.)

OKLAHOMA

Ad. (Sec Pauls V.lley, Okla .) Altus (Sec Altus. Ok l a.)

Ardmore (Sec Ardm ore, Okla.)

Bartlcsville (See Bartle.ville. Okla.)

Bethany (See Okl.homa City, Okla.)

Bixb, (Sec Tulsa Okla.)

BI.ckwc.l1 (Sec Ponca City-Kay County, Okla.)

Broken Arr ow (See Tulsa, Okla,)

Checotah (Sec Mwkocee. Okla.)

Comanche (See Duncan, Okla.)

Cop.n (See Butluville, Okla.)

Dewey (Sec Budenillc.... Okla.)

Duncan (Sec Dune.n, ukla )

Edm o nd (Sec Edmond. Okla .) Glencoe (5« Still ter. Okla )

Healdton (5« Ardmore, Okl •. )

Clubs and Cha irmen

Jenks (Sec Tulsa , Okla )

Ka Cit)' (Sec Ponca Count)', OkJa.)

Lindsay (Sec P.uls Valley, Okla.)

Loco (5c'e Duncan, Okh./

Madi! (Sec Ardmore, Olr. a .)

Marietta (See Ar dmore, Okla.)

Mulow (Sec Okla .)

Mid est Cit)' (Sec Midwest Cit)', Okla .)

Muskoaee (Sec NllSko,ee, Okl •. )

Ne kirk (Sec Ponca City-Kay Count)'. Ok la )

Norman (Sec:: Norman. Okla .)

Oklahoma Cit)' (Sec Okhhoma City, Okl a.)

Pauls Valley (Sec:: Pauls Okl •. )

Putnam (Sec Okbhoma Cig vkla .) Ramona fSec BartleSYilIe. kia.)

S.nd Spr.n(ts (5« Tulsa, Okl •. )

Sha nee (Sec Sha nee, Okla.)

Stigler (See MustOlee Okla.)

StillWater (See Still ater, Okla ,)

Tahlequah ($ce Muskocee, Okh .) Tonka (Sec Pone. Ciry·Kay County. Okla.)

Tulsa (Sec Tulsa, Okla,)

W.urika (See Duncan, Okl •. )

Western Heiahts (Sec Oklahoma City. Okla.)

Wynnewood (Sec Oklahoma City. Okl •. )

EI Dorado. Ark_-MJ's. J ohn L. Anthony, U, Glenridge. EI Dorado, Ark. 7l7}0 7})H Edmond, Okla.-Mrs. 1. F Niunan, nOI Briar_ood Dr., Edmond, Okla. He)}4

'F.y<ue ille. Atk -Mrs Lcon,1rd Greenha Hi,h ' .:ay 4) East Fayetteville. Ark 72701 Fo rt Smllh. Ark .-Mrs Robert Vlck. H07 South Y Circle. fori SmIth. Ark 72901

'Grand Prairie, Ark .-M rs. JAck Jacobs, 1609 Coker Hampton Dr , Stutts.rt. Ark. 72 160 Hut Sprln'5. Atk .- Mrs. B T. Rice, Rt I, Box 186, H ot Sprinas Ark 7 1901 Little R ock. Atk -Mrs. William R. Overton, BOO H a thorne Rd., linle Rock, Ark. 72207

·Osccol.·Bly theviJIe, Atk .-Mrs. Ben P. Butler. Jr., 816 W. John. son. Osceol., Ark. 72}70

Tnukan:!. Atk .·Tex .- Mrs. Jam es B Kittrell, 1902 burel 51 Tenrk a na Ark _ n,ol Altus, Okla. (Pi Phi Pocltet)-Mrs. J. W Parrish, IIH E uvcoak, Altus, OL..Ia H)21

ArdlMre. Okl.:a .-Mn Bill Robertson 16 1, }rd St. 5 W Ardmole 0Ida 7 \401 Bartlesville. Okla -Mrs. J L. Myers, 14U S E. Valley Rd., Barlles· Okh. 7400l

Dunc.n, Okla -Mrs. F. A. Beall, 1000 Alpine, Duncan, Okl •.

LOUISIANA

Alextndria (See Alcnndria, La.)

Bastrop (See Moof'OC, La_)

Midwest City, Okla. (Pi Phi Pocket}-Mn. Durnil Tread a" 2612 Robin Rd., M id"'est Cit)', OkJa. 73110 Musk08ee. Okla.-Mrs James E. Neely, 4040 W. Broad ••• Api 206, MUJkoaee, Okla. 74401 Norman, Oltla -Mu O C• Warren. 1316 Bto;} ktllven. Norman. Okla nOM Oklahoma City, Okla . - M n. Cat! N. Stover, 1428 Ln., Oklahoma City, Okla. H120 Okmulgee, Okla. (Pi Phi Pockct)-Mrs. James W. Wise, 400 Oak· wood Or Okmu1aee, OkJ •. 74447 ·Pauls Valley. Okl • -Mrs Phil Putt, Box 379. Pauls VallC)', Okla. n07' PonCl City·Kay Count)', Okla -Mn John Bums. H HillcltS(, Ponca Cit)'. Okla. 74601

Sha nee, Okla. (Pi Phi Pocket)-Mn. SIne Garner, 1841 N. 'rlvania, Shawnct, Okla. 74801 Slil aler, Okla.-Mrs Linn Pittl. 2224 Tan,lewood Cu. , Stillwaler, Okla. 74074 Tuln Okla -Mrs. Ch.r1cs E Welch }-U4 E 51 Twlu Okla 741}6

PI PROVINCE NORTH

Belcher (Sec ShrevepOrt:, La.)

Beoton (Sec Sbrn-cpQJ't, La.)

Bossier City (S« Shrneport. La.)

Boyce (Sec AlexandJ"i a. La.)

Bunkie ISee Ala:andril\ La ) Chenyvi Ie (See Alaa.nanl, la.)

Delhi (5«" M()fUW, La ) Pumern'iIIc (Sec Monroe, La.)

Purida, (Set La..)

(See: La )

Jonesboro (Sec Monr oe. La ) La ComPte (See Alexandri a, La .)

Lake Providence (See 'Monroe, La )

LeesYille: (Sec Altundll l, La ) Marks ville (Set A lcXlnd,.., La . , Met Roup: (Sec Monr oe, La ) Minden IS« Shrenport La.)

Mon roe: Stt Mo nroe , La.)

O.kd.le (Sec A(Hand, i., La.)

O.k Rid,c (5«: Monroe, La .)

Pineville \S« Alulndtla , La .)

PI.in De. in&: (Sec Shru'cport, La )

R.yville (See: M o nroe, La ) Ru. ston (.see. M on rOt' , u.) Shreveport (Sec Shreveport, LI ) Simsboro (5« M o nroe La.) St . loxph (See M on roe , La .) T I ulah (Sec Monroe. La )

Vid.li (Scc Monroe. LI ) Vi,,;,n Shrcycport, La ) West Mon roe (Sec Monroe. La ) W i nns bo ro (See Mon roe, LI , ) TEXAS

Abilene (Scc Abi IMc'r Tn ) Alb lny (See Abi lene, cl' )

A ledo ISee Fort Wo rth, Tell: . ) Amui l 0 (See Amuill o, Ta )

An IOn (See: Abi lmco. Tell)

Archer City (Set Wichiu falls, Arhnat on (Sec Mid..QutS. Tu.)

Athens (Sec Trl«, Tex.)

Baird (Sec Abilmc , Tn ) Ikdford (Set: N id.otitS, Tex ) BcdllS (Set Bruos VIlIt)'tTu .)

Bor.er (Set: Am sri ll o. ex. or Pamp •• Tex , Breckenridae (Sft: Brc:ckenr idte. Tex.) ar,ao (5« Bruos Vallt)', Tex ) CaJ.'e:rt (Sec Brazos VaUt)' , Ta } Cameron (Sec Dra lOS V all ey, Tex ) Ca nyon (Set: Marillo. Tex ) Ca n.d ian (Set: P.mp., Tex .) Clarendon (SH Pampa, Tex.)

Col em an (Sec Te:I ) CoI1* Station (Sec: BfllOS Tex ) 0J1on.d Clly (Set A hllene: 1 tx ) 0.11 (See Oall To: ) Oalhut AmuiJI o, la )

Dum (Sec: Amarillo, Tex . ) Denison Shermu Deni so n, Tex ) EU ll and (Sec 1 tl ) EI«tra (Sec W ic hita Palls, Tex ) Eule:" (SU Mid Tn.) Fl Wo rth (Set Ft Worth, Tn ) Fr.nklin (Scc Brazos VallC')", Tex ) Friona (Sec Amarillo, Tn ) Garl.nd 1Sc:c: o s U , Tex .) Graham Sre Wichita Failsi Tex .) Grand Pr. irie (Sec Mid CibCl , Te:x ) Grayson (Sec: Shuma n·Oc:niJOn Tn ) Haml in (Sc:c: Abilene:, Tn )

Clubs and Chairmen

-Alnand ri., La - M rs. R B Tudor, Jr ., 140' Military H y , La 71)60

Mon roe: , La .-Ms Betty An n He:ard lOG W rnn 0,. ., Api 2n, Wesl Mon roe:, La 7129 1

Shrc:vc:pon. La.-Mrs. Jamc:s R Mi tchell. 4S27 Crucm l Dr , Shreve:· pon. La 7 11 06

Abilene: Te:I .-Mrs. David Stubbc:man, 1241 Legge:tt Abilene, Tex.

Amarill o. Tex - Joan C. Smilh, 260s Henn in g, Amuillo. Ttl 79106

Bru Ol V alley, lel. - Mrs. Mich ae:! M oore, Box " Star Rle , N av •. sota, Tex 77868

Brc:ckenridce, Tel ( Pi Phi Pocke:I) - M rs David Clark, Box IH6 , BIt1.l..tIUlJse. Tel<. 7602-1

D a ll , Te x -Mrs. Roben Sh.w, 902 Blue Lalc:c: Ci r , Richar dson , Tex nOlo

Auisunt-Mrs Hanscn , 7714 Maplc:crut Dr ., DaU , Ttl 7H40

Heacoc (Set DrUOl Vallt)' , Tex )

Hendc: non (Set: Eut Texas)

Henric:tb (5« Wichita Fans. Ta )

H«dord (Sec: Amarillo Ta.)

H i&: hland l»art (Set Dallas, Tex )

H nt (Sc:c: Mid CitiH, Ta'l low. P.rk (Sc:e Wichita Pal s, Tex.)

Irv ina (Scc 'Mid Cities, Tu )

Jacboll'fille (Sec: TJler, Tac.)

lot\l"'ficw (Sec: East Tuu)

Lufk in (Sec: Lufkin Tex .) Madison,iJle (Sec: Brazos Valley, Tex )

Mansfi(ld (Set Mid CitiH'tTex.)

M.rsh all (S« Marshall, ex.)

Miami (Me: 'Pampa, Ta .)

Nacoadocbc:l (See Lufkin Tn )

Na"JOta (Scc BruOI v.ht}'. Ta )

Palestioe (SH Ty l«, T a .)

Pampa (Sec: Pampa, T a )

Panhandle (Sec: Amarillo, Tn .)

Paris (Me: Paris Tex.)

Pitt.burl (Me: Ell t Tall'

RichardJOn (Sec: Richardson , Tex .)

Rotan (Me: Abilene, Tex .)

She IS« Shc:rman Dc:ni JOn , Tex )

Stanford Sec: Abilene Tn .)

Sweetwater (Sec: Ab i lene:. Ta )

Tex.rkana (Sec: Taarkana Ark Tex .)

Thr oc kmort on (Sec: Abilene:, Tel )

Tyler (Sec Tyltr, Ta )

Uni.tr';ty Pad:: (Sec: Dall Tex .)

Waco ( 5« Waco. Ta )

W o rth. Tex 76 107 THE AllOW OF

Wichita Palls (Set Wichita Palls. Tex.)

·luflc: i n , Tex - Mrs Alan O. Milltr, P O. Box 400. Oi boll , Tex 15941

Marshall. Tn - Mrs Don Slokn, 700 8c:rp uom PI. , Mar,h.lI Ta 75670

Mid ·Citits Tex .-Mrs J. E Eyans, lOll Vellowstone:, Arlinlton. Tex 760n '960'

Pampa. Tex - M rs. David McDanie:!. 161) Williston , P.mp., Tex ,,.., Pari s. Tex (Pi Ph i Poclc:tt) - Mrs Wm H Ha le, 2930 Hubbard Paris. Tel 7"'60

Richardson. Tu .-M rs Lynn Nunley. 14407 Munderi", Way. Dallas, Tex .

Shcrm an Dc:niJO n , Tn .-M rs Will iam C. Manhall , H6

Blvd , Shennan. Tex 15090 ·Tyler, Tn.-Mrs S W Brooks hire:, H20 Fry, T,ler Tex 7HOI ·Waco. Tu - Mrs J H Erut)' , }700 Herw ol. Wac o. Tex. 767 10 Wichita P alls. Tex - Mrs. J ohn R Bowmc:t, 2022 Ouinda. Wicbita

Eut Te us-Mrs J Neill Fuqua,. 2002 Centenary Ci r .• Lonaview TIM! 7S60 1 Fort Wonh. TrI .-M rs MIke: R J ones, 420 Rida;ewood Rd .• Fort Falls, Tex 76}08

LOUISIANA

Amitt (Sre Baton Rou&c:. La.) B.ku (Sre Batoo Rou&c:. La .) Baton (Sec: Baton Rou&e , La ) Breaux Brid.e (Sc:c: La ) Co"inalon (Sec: N", Orlc:ans La ) Dc:nham Sprinas (Sec: Biton Rouae La ) Dc: Ridd« (Sec: Lake CharltS, La ) Gonu'" (See: Baton ROUI,c, La.) Lafayette Sec: Larlyc:tte. La'l Lake: Char ttl (See Lake Qu tS. La ) (5« New OrIUM. L•. ) (See Ne. Orlc:ans , La .) New Or ltans (Sc:c: N", Orleans, La. ) New Roads Baton l ouae, La .) Opelousas (See (}PC:lousu. La .) Plaquemine (Sre 8ato n Rou&e. L• ) Polt Sulphur (SH New Orleans. La .) Port A llen (5« B.ton ROUle la .) St Pranci"llle (See B.lon llouae:, La.)

Zachary (5« Bato n Rouae. La )

TEXAS

Ala mo (Sc:c: H id.lao. Tn )

PI PROVINCE SOUTH

Austin (5« Austin , To )

BaUinaer (Sc:c: San Ana c:lo, Ta or A bi· lene To: .)

Blluop (Sc:c: Austin, Ta )

Bc:.wnont (5« ikaumont , Ta ) Soc,"c IS« Sin Antoni o, Tn ) Burnc:t Sec: Ausdn Tr.i .) Co rpu s Ch risti (See Corpus Christi Tell )

Cuc:ra (Sc:c: Victor ia Tex ) Dc:.1 Ri o (Sec: San An&c:l o. Ta ) Donna (Sec: Hldal,o County. Tn , ) Edi nbur. (5« Hidal,o County. Tu , ) Edn. (m Vidoria Tel .)

Eldorado (See San Anae lo. Tu ) E I.in (Sec: A ustin. Tex )

EI PalO (Sec: EI Paso. Tex ) Ft Stockton (5« S.n Aflflel o, Tex ) Geor.down (Ste Awtin, Tex . )

Goliad (See 'Victori. , Tex )

GIO'fCl (Sc:c: Buumont , Tex .) Houston (5« Houston, Tex .)

H oullon : 7 7066. 77069 71 0 70 77 07 j 77090 (Ste C:,prtSs Ct«It Tex ) lubbock (Sc:c: lu bboc k Tex .)

Clubs and Cha irmen

-Baton Ro uee. La .-Mn Em i le Ro lfs 2082 C1 o¥etd ale A ye , Baton ROUlt:. La 70808 • LafaJd1r: , La .-Mrs _ w. 1. Douci ll. 3 10 Corona , Lalayl:tl(, La. 70)()1

MeAlleo (Sec: Hidatao County. Tex )

U«cedes (5« H idafto County. Tn )

Midland (See: Midl.nd Tex .)

Miuion (See: Hida1a:o Count)'. Te x.)

Odc:ua (Sec: Odma , Ta .)

Onnae (5« Btaumont, la.)

Pharr (Sec: Hidal.o County, 'To:.)

Po n Arthur (See 8c:aumont Tn . ) Port La.aca (See Vietori., 'ru ) (Sec: VictQfia, Tu.)

SSt! Anae:!o (Sec: San Anael o , To: .) San Antonio (Sc:c:. San A nton io, Tn )

S.n J UIO (Sc:c:. H idal. o County, Tell )

San 'Marcos (Sec: A ustin , Ta )

Sonora 1St-c: San Anac:l o, Tex , )

Sonng See Cy p rfSS Ctc:.ek: Tu .)

Taft (5« Corpus Tn .)

Victoria (Sc:c: Victoria. ax . )

W'tSlaco (S« County. Tex ) Y oa lc:um (Sc:c: V ictotlltTex.) V slett. (Sc:c: EI Pa so, ex )

MEXlCO

Any part of the: Repub lic of Maico

N", Orleans La .: ( East Bank) - Mrs Ri chard A Whann. 10}0 State SI. New Ork.ns. ta 701 U lake Charles la .-Mrs Edit}' Hixson 71 6 Blackman Lake: Chul tS. La 70601 (West 8ank) - Mrs. Jlmes W Btan. 70 Oc:rbc:s Dr Gretna, la o 700'1 (jc:ffenon Hanhan)-Mrs Har old S J Andry, 4113 p.,e Dr .,

Me-taine-, La. 7000} (51. Tatnmany) - Mn Henry J MlltenbC'cle-c, P.O. Bol: 727, Covinalon, La. 704)}

OpcolOUSlS, La, (PI tlhl Pocket)-MfS. E A Thistielh 'aite- 6 18 5, Court 51 .• Opelousas, La. 70)70

AUSliO, Tex.-Mrs. Winston Harw oor. 1600 W. lynn. Austin , TCI: 7170)

Houslo!!.r Tu .-Mn Jame-s A. Rtil1." 12)10 Moss ycup Dr.• Houl ' ton, iC'x 77024

Lubbock, TC'x .-Mrs. O"'e n McWhorter, Jr., 3207 21st St., Lubbock, TC'x. 79413

Midland, Tu.-Mrs William Htck, 2602 Ttrrace, Midland, Tex 79701

-Odessa. Tn .-Mrs. Onid Kemp, 4U6 Sprin,btook, Tex 79762 Beaumont. Tn .- Mrs. Gordon Craig, U80 In6nit., In ., lkaUl1lont, Tex. 77706 San Anacle, Tex.-Mrs. P. F. Templeton , 2007 Shamrock, S.n Angelo, I tx. 76901 Corpus Christi, TCI:.-Mn. Robe-ct D. Simmons, H3 Airline #204, CorpUj Christi. TCI:. 78112

CypCdS CJ«k, Tel:.-Mrs. Guald Shah«n, B26 Dana leigh Dr ., H ouston Tn 77066

EI Paso, Tex.-Mrs. Earl McGlothlin, 7222 Maj orca. El Paso, TC'x. 79912

San Tex.- Mrs. Chris Kopecky, 32) C.nterbury Hill, San AntoniO. C'I 78209

-Victori., Tex.-Mn. RobC'rt H Johnstm, .0107 Tampa , Victori., Tex. 77901

-MulCo Clly. D P.-Mrs. Bano, General Mendn #3, Muico 18, D F. Hldalao County, Tex. - Mrs C. K Landrwn, 1712 Kerria, McAllen, TC'x. 78)01

COLORADO

Arvada (See Denver, Colo.)

Aurora (Sec Denver, Colo.)

Boulder (Sec Boulder, Colo.)

Broomhcld (5« Boulder, Colo.)

Castle Rock (See {knver, Colo.}

Colorado Spnn,s (See Colorado Sprin,s, Colo )

Cripp le Creek (See Colondo SprinlS, Colo.)

DeovC'f (See Denver, Colo )

EtlIlewood (Sec Denver. Colo.)

Evtr,r«n (See Denver Colo.)

F.lcon \See Coloudo Sprin,s, Colo.)

Fort Co Iins (5« Fort Colhns. Colo.)

Fountain (5« Colo. Spri"8s, Colo.)

Golden (Scr Denver, Colo.)

Grand Junction (See Grand Junction, Colo.)

Lafayette (See Boulder, Colo .)

ialeewood (See Denver, Co lo.)

RHO PROVINCE

Littleton (See Denver, Colo.)

Louisville (Sec BoUlder, Colo. I

Lonamont (See Boulder, Colo.

ManllOu Sprines (See Colorado Springs. Colo.)

Matheson (See Colorado Sprinls, Colo.)

Mornson (See DenvCt, Colo.)

North,lenn (Sec Denver, Colo )

Parker (See [)cnytr, Co lo)

Pueblo (See Pueblo, Colo .-clty and county)

Security (See Colorado Spri"-lJ, Colo.)

Thornton (See Deoyer Colo.)

U. S Air Force AcaJe-mr (See Colorado Spri"-ls, WestminJttrColo.) (Sec Denver, Colo.)

Wheattidae (See Denyer, Colo.)

MONTA NA

Btl,rade (See Bozem.n, Mont.)

Belt (See Great F.II., Mont.)

Club. and Chairmen

Boulder, Colo.-Mrs. Allan Risley, 94) Miami Wa." Boulder, Colo. 11o,o2

Colorado Sp rinss, Colo.-Mrs. Armando Del BoKO, 1280 Timber Valley Rd Colondo Sprin,s, Colo. 80907 Denver, Coln.-Mrs. Rona ld A ChlSC, 6)7 Madison St., Denver, Colo 80206

Fort Cnllins. Colo.- Mrs. Eulrn P. HICkmln, 1812 Sto\oer 51., F, rI Collins. Colo. 80>21

8illin&s (See Billin,s, Mont.)

Bozeman (See 8oI:e-man, Mo n t.)

Columbus (See Billin,s. Mont.)

East Helena (Sec Helena, Mont.)

Great Fall. (Sec Great F.lls, Mont.)

Hardin (See Billings, Mont .)

Helena (Sec H elena, Mont.)

Huntley (See Billin,s, Mont.)

laurel (See BiJlinas, Mont.)

Manhattan (See Bozeman, Mont.)

Miles Cit)' (See Shepherd (See Billin,s, Mont.)

Wimms (See Gnat F.lIs, Mont.)

WoJ£ Cleek (Set: Helen •. 'Mont,)

WYO MING

Caspe r (S« Cupu, Wyo.)

Cheyenne (Sec Cheyenne, Wyo.)

Laramie (See La ramie, Wyo.)

Glenrock (Sec Cuper, Wyo.)

Midw est (Sec C UFU Wyo.)

Billin,s, Mont.-Mrs. G V Cormier, 3911 Pine Cove Rd., Billina., MOl'lt )9102

Bozeman Mont.-Beverly Mattson, Box 128>. Boleman , Mont. )97D Great Fails. Mont.- Mrs Jerry Shin. han, 613 Alice Dr., Great Falls , Moot. )940)

Helen. , Mont .-Mn H E.,le, 1816 81h Ave Helena, Moot )96(11 Cuper, W)'o.-Mrs. Gary utnrop, 1834 S. Beverly, (asFtt, Wyo 82601 Cheyenne. Wyo.-Min Barbara Scott. 7006 Willshire Blvd , Cherenne, Wyo 82001

Grand Juncti on, Colo (P, Phi Pocket) - Mn. G. K Hoskin , 411 Ri <) Vista, GrInd Jun cti nn. Colo 81)01 Colo.-}.frs. Harper l. Abbot, 1906 Court St., Puebl o , Colo. 8100} laramie, Wyo.-Mrs. Mil[ Fisher, 206 S. 14th #" Laramie-, Wyo. 82070

SIGMA PROVINCE

ARIZONA

Chandler (SeC' Camelb.ck, Ariz .) Glendale (See PhoeniX, Am .) Lltch6cld Park \See: Phoenix. Ariz .) Mesa (See Came back, Ariz.)

Paradisc Valley (S« Camelback, Ariz .) Peoria (Sec Phoenix, Am .) Phoenix (See Phoenix, Ariz. ) Scottsdale- (See Umc.lback. Ar iz.) Sun City (Sec Phocnis, Ariz) Tempe (Set Camelback. Ar iz.)

Tucson (Sec Tucson, Ariz.)

Yuma (See Camelback, Ariz .) NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque (See Albuquerque, N.M.)

Anth ony (Sec EI Paso, Tex.)

lu Cruces (See Lu Cruccs, N.M.)

Mesila (See lu Cruces, N.M.)

MesHa Park (See las Cruces, N M.)

Roswell (See N M.)

UTAH

Bountiful (See Salt Lake City. Utah)

Club. and Chairmen

Camelback. Ariz .-Mrs. Michael V.llenari, 2112 E. Dunbar Dr ., Tempe, Ariz IU82 Phoenix, Ariz .-Mrs RICh ard Re}'nolds, 6608 N. 7th Dr., PhoeniX.

Briaham City (See O,den, Ut.h)

Oear6e1d (Sec Caden, Utah)

Kaysville (See Salt lake City, Utah)

Kearns (See Salt Lake City, Utah)

laytOn (See Salt Lab Citr, Utah)

Masna (See S.lt Lake Citr, Utah)

Midvale (See Salt Lake City, Utah)

Murray (See Salt ld:e City. Uuh)

Olden (See Oeden, Utlh)

Roy (Sec Q,deo, Ut.h)

Salt Lake City (See Salt Lake Citr, Utah)

Sandy (Sec Salt Lake City, Utah)

las Cru ces, NM (Pi Phi Pocketl - Mn James E. Welch. P.O. 80s 1212. MC' tilia Park. N M 88(').17 -Roswell, N.M.-Barbara H. pfullenreuter, P.O. Box 989, Roswell, N.M. 88201 Ariz 8)OB 1 ucson. Ariz .-Mrs Robert lawrence. 9'-' S -Osden, Utah-Mn. R W. B.uter , Taylor A\e ., Cadm, Utah ....., Tucson. Auz Albuquerque, N.M.-Mn. Charles B. Lau.bot-c. 3404 Surdust Ct. Salt La1ce. City, Utah-Mrs. David Sill, 1804 Millbrook Rd . , Salt Lake City, Utab 8.01117 N.E Albuquerque, N.M 87110

ALASKA

Anc:hora&e (See Anchora&e, Al ask.)

ALBERTA Caqal'T (See Calaa"., AUa ., Can.) Edmontoa (See Edmonton, Atla ., Can.) SouthC'fn (Sec Cal,.,..,., AltI., Can.)

TAU PROVINCE

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Burnaby (See V.ncouver, B.C., Can.) Deep eoYe (See V.OCOUYCf, B.C., Can.) New WestmlDlter (Sec Vancouver, B C., Can .) North Vancouver, B .C. (See Vancouver , B.C , Can.)

Richmond (See VancouYer, B.C., Can'l Vancouver (See VaocOUYer, B .C .• C.n. West V.ncouver (See VancOU\'t'f, B.C .• Can.)

IDAHO Boise Boise, Idaho)

CaldwdJ (S« Trcuwe Valier. Idaho) Meridian (Sec BoaH', Idaho) N a mpa (See Tre.lSW'C: Va lier. Idaho) Pa rma (S« Treas ure ViiiC")'. Idaho) WASHINCTON

AnlCOf"le:1 (See Everrtt, Wllb , ! Arhnaton (Sec Entett, Wash. BA.lnbJid&c Island! (Su Statt le, WISh .) Ikllcvuc i s<< 1kl "\Ie . Wash ) EknioR City (See Tn City. Wish .) fkthel (Sec Tacoma , W"b ) Bothell (See Suttle Wuh ) Brewster (Sc:e: Wenatchee, Wuh , ) 6tida;cpott (See Wenllcbtt Wash ) Owbank (Sec Trj Ciry, Wash ) Cuhowrc (Sec .• Wllh ) CeRu.li. (Sec Olympia, wuh ) Cheh,li, (Sec Olympia, W.sh.) Chdln (Sec Wenllch«. Wuh.) Cheney (Sec SPOkane, Wuh ) Cowiche (S« • • W h ) Davcnpoct (See SPOklne. Wuh . ) Dt-tr Park (See Spokane Wub ) Eut Wenatchee (Set: Wmatcb« Wuh ) EdmonciJ (See Seattle Wuh ) Ellcnmur. (See V.kima , Wuh .) Eltopia (Sec Tri·Citr. Wuh ) Entl l t (Scc Wenatchee Wit h ) £phuta (See Wenatchee, Wuh ) Evatu (See Enr eU. Wuh )

f.irchdd AfB (See: SDOk.oe, Wash ) flnle, (See Tri-Gf)', Wub ) FOf"t 1.-11 (See: T.coma, Wash ) Gil Harboc (See Tacoma, Wath ) Grand"i_ (Sec YWIn:'J. Wash ) G,.""u (Set yakimt., wash ) HarriQ&toD (See Spoboe. Wub ) Ju.qu.a.b (Sec Wash .) Kennewick (See Tri-CitJ' Wub .) Kent (See: T.coma, W.sh . ) Kirkl.nd (5« W.sh.) L'«1 (Sft OJ,mpi., with ) uke 5tn'ecu (Set E L"::nrood (Sec Tacoma , wuh ) Liberty Lab (5« Spobrw Wuh ) Lynwood (Sec Enfett, Wuh ' l M.bton Yakima, Wash MI" illc (See Everett Wuh.) Mcrttr IsI.nd (Sec Bellevue W u h ) McCbord AFB (Sec T.coma, Wuh , ) Mesa (See Tri·City, W,.h ) Monroe (Sec EYffett. Wub . ) MI Vernon (See brutt, ,«, h ) M oxee (See y,kim •• Wash ) NI Ches (See: Yakima, Wuh ) OlymPII (See Olympi., Wash ) Orondo (Sec WCD.ICMc Wuh ) Pasco (See Tri .o ty WISh ) Pehuti n (See Wmatch«. Wuh.) Pullman (See Pullman, Wash )

Clubs and Chairmen

Anchor.S t , Al aska - M n Ea rl Dod&c , 20 10 Lake Otis PIt.,. • AncbOrlj: c Alaab 99,1)04 O lympIa, W IS h 98501 Cal,af}', Alt a • Ca nada - Mn } E La m rc qlK 19 Dr S W Ca l,af)' Alta • Canada

AllOW OF

Purdy (Sc-c Tacoma, WISh )

Pu,allup (Sec Tacoma, Wash )

OUIDq (See Wenatchee, Wash.)

«eanhn (Set Spokane, Wuh ) Redmond (Sec Bellevue, Wash ) Renton JSee Seattle, WISh )

Richlan (Sec Tri-Citr, Wa.h ! Ritl'tille (Set Spokane. Wash

Rockford (Sec S"poIune, Wash )

Roy (See ilCOaLl , Wash.)

Se:.nle (5« Seattle. Wash. )

Selah (Sec Vakima, Wuh .) Sno bomtsh (See Even:tt, W as h )

5 0< (S« , Wuh , )

Sta nwood (See l:¥ttett, Wash )

S umner (See Tacoma, Wash )

S unnraick (See Vakima , Wub )

Tacoma (Sec T a coma , Wash )

Tieton (See Vakima, WISh )

Toppeni,h (See Vakim., Wa.h )

Twnwatcr (See Olympia, Wash )

Vancoul't:r (See Portland, Ore )

Vilhan bland (Sec Tacoma, Wash.)

Wapat o (See Yakima, Wash )

Watel"tille (See Wenatchee, Wash \ Wen. tchee (Sec: Wenatcbtt, Wa.h

Winsl o w (See Seattle, Wash !

Vak ima (See Yakima.t-Wasb Vew (See Olympi., wlSb ) Zillab (See Yakima , WISh )

Pullma n , Wuh .-M n Ches ter Dissmo re , S W 4 U S kyline Dr , Pullman, Wash 991 63 ' Edmonton. A lb , Ca n ada - M us Mar i ly ne T roock, 1061 1 14 4 St , Edm o nt o n Alb Ca na da

V lflCO UYef , D C;.!. Ca nad ..-Mn A C. M c Eachern, 1024 Pacinc PI. , Delt a, B C., Lan.da Boise, Idah o-J udy L H.nlOn, 3400 N. 36th, Boise, I dah o 83703 Wuh ,-MN I.lc:hard Hultquist. 9310 S E 46th, MCf'Cer Isl a nd , Wash 98040

EYerett, Wuh '-lennifer ) o hn ston \ 248 Elm, EYerett, Wash 98201

T rc u ure V a lley , dallo ( PI Ph i POCKet) - Mrs. P L Weitz, Boa: Ca ld well , Id a ho 8 }60,

Se.tl le, Was h .-M u. W P Kn ut h 104 41 For rell A ye 5., Sea

W as b 9 8178

Spokane Wash .- Mrs Ro n Do",Ia., S 40 ! ' Con ifer Ct , Spoka ne, W IS h 99206 Tacom., Wuh .-Mrs Barry McCabe, ! 801 Al ameda W , T coma, \'(Iuh. 98466

Tn Lltle' I Wash. (PI Phi Poc ket) - Mrs S L. Ko llmeyer, 19 }4 Het · rick , Richland , Wash 99! 52 Wenatchee, Wuh .-Mrs J PerlUnl, 106 N Garfield, Wenuchce , W as h 98801 V ak im , Wuh - M rs Ric hsrd Otto, 4 18 N !ht A ve , Yak i ma , W uh. 9 8902 0 1ymr il, W ., h - M n Robert M ars ha ll , 18 27 b ke h \lrst Dr ,

NEVADA

Boulder City (Set: Las Vraas, Nu ) urson City (See Reno. Ne • ) Elk o (See Ren o, Ne'f ) EI, (See ReDO , Ne., ) Eu..d'a (Set Reno, Ne., ) FaUon (Set Ren o , Nev ) Gardnerville (Sec Ren o. Ne• ) H a wthorne (Sec Ren o , Nev.) Henderson (Sec Lu Vq , Ne., ) La ke Tahoe ( Sec Ren o , Ne., ) Las Vqu (See La. VqlS t Nev.) {Sec Reno, Ne., , Ren o (5« ReDO Nev ) Smith Vallet (5« Ren o , Ne., ) Sparks (Sec Reno, Nev ) Vlr,hua City (See Reno, Nev.) Winnemucca (See Reno. Nev )

UPSILON PROVINCE

Veno,ton (See Ren o , Nn , ) OREGON

Alba.nf (See Corw.m OK ) Beavcrtoa (Sec Portlaod, orel Blue Ri nr (See Eqeoe, are Co rva llis (See Co",al1i , OK Cottqe Groft (See Euac:oe, ) u eswelJ (See Euaeoe, ate , ) OaU ( See Salem, On: ) Duntbotpe (See Lake o.weao- Dun t horpc Ote )

E""ene (See Ote .) Florence (See: EUiene, Ore ) Gen.is (Sec Salem, Ore ) Gresham (Set Portland, are ) HarrisbUl, are ) Jenn in&' I.od&e (Sft Portland , are )

Clubs and Chairmen

L:u Vel U, Nev .-Susan Fi lzp' tr ic k , 44, D«crt I n n Rd # 2 1, l u Vq N ev 89 109

Ren o, Ney.- Mrs Ra,m ond Sai bini, 10! 0 Go lc o nd Dr., Ren o , Ney 8 9,o2

Juncti o n City (See Euaene, are )

Lau OS e' o (See Like O we,o Dun. thorpe , are.)

Leb.ln o n (See Cor.,.lli., Orr )

M.pleton (See EugeDC, On: )

M.Kola (See Eu,teot:, OR,) M i lw uhC (See Po rtland, Ore .) O.ktidce (See Eucme. Ore )

Oreaon City (Sec: Portland},. ate )

Philomath lSee Corrallis , Ute )

Plusant Hi I (See EUfene, Ore )

PortJaod (See "orthoct, Ore )

Salem (See Salem, Ore.)

Silverton (See Sslem, Ore.)

Sprinafi.cld , (See Euaene, Ore , )

Stayton (See Salem, au ) Trian&le Lab (Sec: Eu&ene, are.)

Woodburn (See Salem, Ore )

Ore 974 0 3

Lake Oswqo. Dunthorpe, Otc -Mn T M W u rv ic k, 17'0 S W Mid le Rd , Portland , Ore 97219

Co ", a lli , Ore .-5 hnl ey S Wirth, 98 2 N W Sequoi a, Corya llis , OK 97HO P urt land , 01 e.-Mrs Robe rt G , S wa n, S W T wo mbl y Por t lind , Ore 972 11 Sa lem , Ore - M rs , Alt o n Ch am berlain, !22 ' Sumac Dr, S , Salem, O re 9n02 • Eug ene, Ole .- M n. Gera ld M oshofskr 1240 E 22 nd A n , EuaCM ,

PHI PROVINCE NORTH

CAUFOlt.NlA

A l amed a (See Cahf ) Alamo (See Contra COsu, Calif )

Alban y ( Sec BerRier, Cali f ) An tioc h ( See Con tra Cotta, Cal if ) At herton ( Sec Palo Ah o , Ca l,f.)

Auburn (See Sac rlJDCn to, Calif ) Belm oo t ( See San M a teo Coun t)', Cah f.) BeI'tCckrt ( Sec MUU1 Coun ty, Cabf.)

(5«: BnkelC}'. Calif.)

Bode,a (Ste o f the Moon, Calif.)

Burlil\lVDc (5«: SIn MattO County, Calif.)

Campbell (Sec SIn Jose, Calif.)

Hlyward (Sec Berkeley, Calif.)

HraldsbulJ (Sec Valley of thc M oon, CaliL)

Hillsborough (Sec San Mltco County, Calif.)

Pleasant Hill (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Portala VaUC}' (See PlIo Alto, Calif./ Rancho Cordova (See Sacrarmnto, Ca if.)

Richmond (Sec Berkeley, CaliL)

Ross (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Clnnichael (See Slcruncnto, GI if.)

(armel (Sec Montuey Peninsulal Calif.)

Castro V allq (See Berkelcy, Calif.)

CmlerviIle (See lkrktley, calif.)

Citri. Hei,hu (See Sacramento, Calif.)

ClarUbur. (See Sacramento. CaHr.)

CIa)'ton (See COfitra Costa. Calif.)

Cloverdale (See Vllley of the Moon , GovisCalif.)(S« untral San Joaquin Va lley, Calif.)

Colusa (5«: Yuba Sultcr. Calif , Concord (Sec ConIII Costa CllIf.)

Corte Madc12 (See Marin County. Calif.)

CoUt! (Sc-e Valley of the Moon. CaliL)

Courtland (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Cupertino San Jose, Calif.)

Daly City 5« San Calif.)

Danyille ( ConlIa CoItal Calif.)

Davi. (5« Sacruncnto, CaM.)

EmeryVille (5« BerkelC}', Calif.)

EI urrito (See Gllif.)

EI Dorado Hills (5« Sacr&mcnto. Calif.)

EI MICuo (See Sicramento, Calif.)

Elyerta (See Sacramento, Calif.)

Escalon (Set Stockton, Calif.)

'airflx (See Marin County, Calif .)

Plir Oaks (5« Sacllmento, Calif.)

Folsom (5« SlCramento, Cllif.)

Powlcr (Sec Central San Joaquin Valley, Cllif.)

Premont (5« Berkele" Calif.)

Fresno (See Central San Joaquin Vallcy, Calif. )

Geyserville (Sec Valley of the M oo n , ulif./ Glen £ (5« of the Moon, Calif.)

Grass Valley (Sec Sacramento. Cllif.)

Greenbrae (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Guunyille (See Villey of tbe Moon, Calif.)

Half Moon Bay (See San Mateo County, Ca l if.)

H an ford (5«: Ccntral San J oaquin Villey , Calif. )

Irvin,ton (See Berkeley CaliL)

Kenslnaton (See lkrkeley, Cahf.)

Kenthcld (Sec Mlrin County. Calif.)

Kenwood (Sec Valley o f the M oon, Calif.)

Lafayette Contrl Costa. CaUf.)

Larkspur (Sec Muin County, Cam.)

Live Oak (See Yuba ·Sutter, Calif.)

lJvermore (Sec ConlIa Costa. Cahf.)

Lodi \Ste Stockton, Calif.)

Los A tos (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Los Ahos Hills (See Plio Alto. Calif.)

Los Gatos (Sec Sin Jose, Calif.)

Mantecl (Sec Stockton. Calif.)

Mather APB (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

Mlrin County (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Mlrtintz (See Contra Cosu, Cllif.)

Mary illc (See Yuba Sutter, Calif.)

McClclian AFB (5«: Slcnmcnto. CaliL)

-.cenlo Park (Sec Palo Alt o Cllif.)

Milhrae (Sec Sin Mlteo County, Calif.)

Mill VaHey (See Marin County, Calif.!

Mission San Jose (Sec lkrkele" Calif.

Montuey (See Monterty Peninsula. CI if.)

Montc Streno (See San JOIC , Calif.)

Mouga (Sec Contra Costa. Calif./

Nevada City (See Sacrlmento, Ca if.)

Newllk (Sec &rkeley, Cllif .)

Ni les (Sec Berkelcy, Calif.)

North High l ands (See Sacramento , Cllif.)

Novlto (Sec Mllin County, Calif.)

Oakbnd (See lkrkeley, Calif.)

Oran,eVlle (See Sacramcnto. CaliL)

Orinda (See Contu Costa, Calif.)

Plcific: Grove (See MO!lIerey Peninsula, Cllif.'

Palo Alto (See Plio Alto, Calif.)

Pebble Brlch (See Monterey Peninsula, Calif.)

PennafOYe (See Valley of the Moon, Calif.)

PaSClduo (Sec San Mlteo County, CIlif.)

Petaluma (Sce VIHey of the Moon Calif.)

Piedmont (See Berkeley, Calif.)

Club and Cha ir me n

Bcrkrlty-ElSt Ba" Calif.-Mrs. James A . Stehr, 430 Pala Ave., Piedmont, Calif. 946 11

Contra Costa. Caljf.-Mn. Mu: Porster, 179 Ardith Ct .• Orindl, CaliL 9·4)63

'Central San J oaguin Valley-Mrs. E. O. Webster, '48' E. Glint Ave ., Fresn o. Gllif. 93702 Muin County, Calit-Mrs. Rober t Prothro, 167 Lucas Park Dr , San Rafael , Cali f 94903

Monterey Pemnsu la, C..lif.- Mrs. Barba II M. JohnllOn, P .O. Box ,6,.

Carme l, Calif. 93921

Palo Alto Ca li f. - Barball Jordln , I)' CreKcnt, Portoll Valley, Calif. 9(02)

Sacramento Calif.- Mn. William Forbes II, 2001 Lambeth Way, Clrmichlel. Calif 9,608

Francisco. Calif. 94131

Sacramcnto (Sec Sacramento, Calif.)

San Anselmo (Sec Mlrin County, Calif.)

San Bruno (See Sao Mateo County, Calif.)

San Carlos (5« San Mateo County, Calif.)

San Francisco (See San Francisco, Calif.)

Sa'!Bu (See untral Sin Joaquin Vallt'f, Calif.)

San Jose J* San Jose, Calif.)

San tean to (See Scrkrley, Calif.)

Sin Lortnzo (See Berkeley, Calif )

San Matco (Sec San Mlteo County. Cl li f.

San Rtfarl (See Marin County, ClliL)

San Ramon (Sec ConlIl Costa. Cllif. )

Santa Clarl (Sec San J ose, CIHl.)

Santa Rosa (5« Valley of the Moon Calit)

Selma (St't Ccntnl San Joaquin Valley, Calif.)

Saunlito (Sec Marin County, Calif.)

Sebastopol (See Valley 0 the 'Moon, ulif. )

Selma (See Fresno, Calif.)

Sonoma (Sec Valier of the M oo n , Ca l if.)

South San FranCISCO (See San Mateo County, Ca l if /

Stlnford (Sec Pa 0 Alto, Cam.)

Stockton (Sec Stockton, Calif.)

Sunnyvale (See San JOst, Calif.)

Terra Linda (See Mllin Count YI Ca liL)

Tiburon (See Marin County. Ca if.)

Tracy (Sec Stockton, Calif.)

Union City (Sec Berkeley, CaliL)

Walnut Creck (See Contra Costa, Calif.)

Wllnut GroYe (See Sicramento , Calif.)

Warm Sprin&s (See BerktltY , Cllif.)

wood lind (Sec Saaamento, Calif.)

Woodside (See Palo Alto, Calif.)

Yuba City (Sec Calif.)

HAWAII

Honolul u (Sec Honolulu, Hawlii)

APO San Franci5CO Addresses : DO NOT SEND to San Funcisco Mcmbersbip chairman.

S.n lose. Calif.-Mrs. David Layton , 69 16 Maiden In., San lose, Ca if 9'110 San M ateo Coun!l', Calif.-Mn. Bud K Dowst, 1427 Paltott Dr ., San Mateo Call. 94402

Stockton, C.lif.-Mrs, Henry Shea, 1601 W. Lincoln Rd. , Stockto n , Calif. 9,207

VaUC}' of the Moon , Calif.-Mn. Joseph McOelland, 39'0 Mon te· cito Ave ., Santa Rosa, Calif. 9"'04

'Yuba·$\.rlter, Cllif.-M rs. Paul Davis, Cunmort Rd ., Mcridian, Calif. 9'9H Honolulu, H awaii - Mrs William J Baker, 339·A Knrk owski Rd .• Tripier Arm, Medical un ttt, A P O. San Francifco, 96-08 San Fllncisco, Ca lif. -Mrs. Robut P. Gobar, 190 8c:acon St.• San

CALIPORNIA

Acton (See Antelope Valier, Calif.)

Alhambta (Sec Plsadena , Calif.)

Alpine (See Sin Dicao, Calif.)

Altldena (Sec Plludena , Calif.)

Anaheim (Sec: North Oranae County, Calif.)

Arcadil (See Pasadena, Calif.)

Balboa (See South Coot Cahf.)

Bllboa u.land (Sec South Coast. Calif )

DewIly Hills (Sec Los Antelct. Calif.)

Di, Bear (Sec S.n lkmlldino, Calif )

Bonita (Sec San Diq:o. Calif.)

Barrqo Sprinas (See San Diego. Calif )

Brea (See Nonh Oranae County. Calif.)

Brawley (See Imperi ll Villey Calif.)

Buena Patk (Sec North Oranae County, Calif.)

Burbank (Sec Glendlle, Calif.)

PHI PROVINCE SOUTH

c..luieo (See CaliL)

Camarillo (Sec Ventura Cahf.)

Capistrano (Ste South Coa.t. Calif.)

Carlsbad (See La J olla, Calif.)

Carpinteria (Sec Santa Blmlla , Calif.)

Chatsworth (See San Funlndo Valley. Calif.)

Cbniot Hills (Sec SantI Monica-WHUide. Calif.)

Chula Vista (Ste San 01.0, Calif.)

Colton (Sec San Bernlrdino, Calif )

Canoca Park (Sec San Femando V alley, ulif.)

Coronado (See San Diq;o, Calif.)

Corona (See Riyerside, Calif.)

Coronl del Mar (See South Coasl, Calif.)

Costa MtSI (Sec South Coast. C.liL)

Culver Gt, (Sec Santi Moruca-Westside, Calif.)

Dcl M a r (5« La JOUI, Calif.)

Del ROia (See San Bernardino, Calif.)

Descanso (See San Dicgo, Calif.)

Downey (See Whittier. Calif .)

DUlrte (SH Pasadena, Calif.)

Edwards (Sec Antelope Villey, Calif.)

EI Cajon (San Dicao, Calif.1.

EI uniio (See Im'pcrial Val er. Calif.)

£1 Se,undo (See South BlY, Calif.)

EI TOto (See Ctntnll Onnae County, Calif.)

Encino (Sec San Fernlndo VailC}' Calif.)

Escondido (Sec La J olIl. Calif.)

F.llbrook: (See La Joll•• Calif . )

Fillmore (See Ventura County, C.lif.)

Flintridge (See La Canida VallC}', Calif )

Fullerton (See Nnrth Oranae Count")', Cllif. )

Garden Groye (Sec Central Oranae

County, Calif.)

Gardena (Sec South Bay, Calif.)

Glendale (Sec Glendale. CdiLI

Goleta (5« Santa Barbara, C. if.)

Gorman (See Antel ope ValleJ. Cdif.)

Gran.da Hjlb (See San Fummdo V lleJ. DIi!.)

Green Valley (Sec San Bt'mudino. C.lif.)

Hawaiian Gardens (Sec Lon, Beach, Calif.)

H."thorne (Sec South 8.y. Calif.)

Hermosa Beach (Sec South Ba" Calif.)

Hi,hland (5« Sin Bernardino, Calif.)

H ollywood (Sec Los An,des, Calif.)

Huntington Beach (S« South Cout, Cllif.)

Imperial (See Imperial Valle),. Calif.)

In,lcwood (Sec Los Angeles, Calif.)

'rvine (Sec Ccolul Orange County, Calif.)

La Can.d. (See La Canad. Vllley, Calif.)

L, Crucenta (See Glendale. Calif.)

LlluDa Beach (Sec South Coast, C.lif.)

Laguna Hills (See South Coast, Cdif.l

L. Habra (Sec Whittier uHf.)

L. Jolla (Sec La Joll •. Calif.)

Lake Arro head (Sec San Bernardino, Calif.)

Lakrsidc (See San Diego. Calif. I Lakewood (See Lonl Buch, Ca if.)

La Mesa (See San DieJo. Calif.)

La Miu.da (See Whitt.ltr, Calif.)

Lancuter (See Antelope Valley, Calif.)

ltmon Graye (See San Dielo, Calif.)

lomita (See South aay, Calif.)

Long Beach (See Lon, Beach, Cali£.)

Los Angeles (See Lot Angeles or Santa Monica -Westside, Calif.)

Las Alamita, (See l a na; Beach, C.lif.)

M.libu (Set Santa M onica Westside, Calif )

Manhattan Beach (See South Bay. Cali£.)

MarVista (Sec Santa M onica.Westside. Calif.)

Meinen Oao (See Ventura County. Calif.)

Mission Hills (See San Fernando Valle,., Calif.)

Mission Viej o (See Central OriOle County, Calif.)

M oj'Wt (Sce Antel ope VOilley. Calif.)

Monroyia (See PlSaden , Calif.)

M ont rose (See Glendale. Calif.)

Moorpark (5« Venturi. Calif.)

N.uion.1 City (Set San Diqo. C.liL)

Ne"bu,.,. P.rIe (See Ventura County, Calif.)

Newport Beach (See South Coast, Ca lif.)

North Hollywood (See San Fernando Val· Ie,.. Calif.)

Northrid,e (Set: San Fernand o Valley. Calit)

Nueyo (See Rivenide. C.lif.)

O.k View (See Venlur. County, Calif.)

Oceanside (See La J oll •• Calif.)

Ojai (See Ve ntura. Calif.)

Oranse (5eoe Central Orange County, Calif.)

Oxn.rd (See Ventura County, Calif.)

Pacific Paliude. (See Santa Monica ·West· side. Calif.)

Pacoima (5« San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

p.lmdale (Se-e Antelope V.lley, C.lif.)

Panorama City (5«: Camelback:. Ariz .)

Palos Verdes Istatn (See Soutb B.y. Calif.)

Paradise Valle,. (Sec Camelback, Am .)

PIS.dena (See P.udena. Calif.)

Pine Valle,. (Set: San Diego. CaJif.)

Placentia (See N Orlh Orange County. CaliL)

Playa Del Rey (See Soutb Ba,.. Calil.)

Port Hueneme (Sec Ventura County. Calil.)

Portuguese Bend (See South BaI' Calif.)

Quartz Hill (Sce Val ey, C.M.)

R.ncho Santi Pe is<< La Jail•• Calif.)

Redlands (Set Redlands. Calif.)

Redondo Beach (See South B.,.. Calif.)

Re$ed. (5« San Fern.nd o Valley. Calif.)

Ri.lto (See Sin Bernardino Calif.)

Riverside fSet Riyerside, Calif.)

Ro lling HI/Is (See South Ba,. CdiLI

Rosamond (See Antel o pe V.iley, Ca if.)

R05smoor (Set Long Beach. Calif.)

San IXrnardino (Sce San Bernardino. C.lif.)

San Oemente (See South Co.st, ClIif.)

5.0 Die,o (See San Oitlo. CaliL)

San Fern.ndo (See San Fernando V.iley Calif.)

San Gabrid (Set: Pasaden •• CdiL)

San Juan Capistrano (See South Cout. Cafif.)

S.n Marino (Set Pasaden., Calif.)

San Pedro (Sec South B.,.. Calif.)

Ana (See Central Orange County. Calif.)

Santa Barbara (Sec Santa Barbara, Calif.)

Santa MOniC. (See Santa Monica ·West · side. Calif.)

Santa P.ula (Set Ventura County, Calif.)

Club s and Chairmen

Antelope Valley. Calif.-Mrs. A H Anderson. 8717 West Aye , L. Lancaster. Ca lif.

Santa Susana (5« Ventura County, Cdif )

Santee (See S.n Die,o, Calif.)

Saticoy (See: Ventura County. C.lif.)

Seal Beach (See Long Beach, Calif.)

Sepulyeda (See S.n Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Shermao Oaks (See San Fernando V.lley. Calif.)

Signal Hill (See Long lXacb. Calif.)

Simi (5«' Ventura Countyl Calif.)

SprinJ Vallt)' (See S.n Diego. Calif.)

Solana Beach (See La J o lla. Calif )

South Laguoa Beach (Sec South Coast, C.lif.)

South Pas. den. (See P.sadena, Calif.)

Studio City (See San Fernand o Valle,., Calif.)

Sunset Beacb (See Long Beach. Calif.)

Sun V.lley (See S.n Fern.ndo V.lley, Calif.)

Surfside (See Long lXach, Calif.) (See San Fernando Valley Calif.)

Tanana (Set- San Fern ando V.lIey. C.lif.)

Temple City (See Paudena, Calif.)

Thousand O.ks (Sec Ventura County. Calif.)

Torrance (See South Bay Cali f.)

Tustin (Sec Central Orange County. Calif.)

Van Nuys (Seen San Fernando Valley, Calit)

Venice (See Santa M onica·Westside. C.lif.)

Ventura (Sec Ventura County. Calif.)

Victorville (Sec San Bernardino, Calif )

Villa Park (See Centrl l Orange County, Calif.)

Visla (See La J o lla. Calif.)

Vista Leianl (Sec La Canida Valley, Calif.)

West Los Anftles (See S.nta Monica · WesU ide. C. if.)

Westlake ViII.ge (See Ventura County, C.lif.)

Westminster JSee Lons Beach, Cali£.)

Westmorelan (Sec Imperial V.lley. C.lif.)

Whittier (Set Whittier Area. C.lif.)

Winnetka (See San Fernando Valley. Calif.)

Woodhnd Hills (See San Fernand o Val· ley. CaliL)

Yorba Linda (Sec North Orange County. Calif.)

Yucaipa (See Redlands. Calif.

(Arcadia. Monroyia. Duarte)-Mrs. Richard Watson. 1320 N. Santa Anita, Arc adia. Cahf. 91107

Redl.nds. Cllif.-Mrs. Alfred H H ausuth III , 129 IkImont Ct .• Redlands. Calif. 9HH Riyerside, Ca lif .- Mn Richard D. Cartier. 1100 Count,.,. Club Dr RiveTside. Calif. 9H06

San Bernardino, Calif.-Mrs. Charles E. Painter, 3780 N. La Hacienda Dr., San IXm.rdino. Calif. 92404

·San Diego. Calif.-Mrs. William W. Sutter, Arveme St .• San Diego, Calif. 92111

(S,n MarillO) - Mrs Eugene Dryden. HOO Cumberland Rd., San Marino. C. lif. 91108 Central Oranle Countyl Calif.-Mrs. Du.ne P. Newton, l}O:H Earl· ham Santa An •. Calif. 9270l Glendale, Calif.-Mu. Charles Ranek. 1874 Idlew ood Rd .• Glen· dale, Calif. 91202 Imperi.1 Valley, Calif. (Pi Phi Pocket) - Mn James Gamble, 2707 Huff Rd ., Imperi al. Calif. 922)1 La C nada Valley, C. llf.-Mrs. AI .n Neith.mer. 4239 Encinu Dr.. La Canada, Calif. 91011 La Jail., Calit-Mn. J J Stark, 70n Fairway Rd ., La J olla, Calif. 92037

Long Beach l Calif.-Mrs. Jim Watkins, }921 Sirius, Huntinaton Bejlch, Ca if. 92649

Los An,des. Calif.-Mrs. Anth ony Francisco H6 Cashmere Tet Los Angeles, C.lif. 90049 North County. Calif.-Mrs. C. C. Hawley , Alw ick Pi.. Brea. C.lif. 9262 t Pasadena. C.lif.: General Ch.irm.n-Mn. Otis W. Manton. 2133 lto.nolce Rd., San Marin o. C.Iif. 91108

Assistant- Mrs. J.mes Schmidt 2260 Hornet Rd ., San Marin o. Calif. 91108

(Private Schools)-Mn. Gary Wheatcroft. 760 S. S.n R.fad Aye Pasadena Ca hf. (Pasadena·South Pl$adena)- Mrs. J ohn Graves, 218S Hornet Rd , San Marino , Calif. 91108

San Fernando C.lif.-Mrs. W.lter Samuelson 23942 Ca lif. St Woodland Hills, Calif. 91364

S.nta Barbara, C. li f. --'Mrs. L J. Richardson. 880 Riyet Rock Rd Santa Barbara. Calif. 93108

S.nta M onic.·Westside, Calif.-Mrs. William Moffitt, 2219 Rasc o· mare Rd ., Los An,eies, Calif. 90024

South aay Cali f.-Mrs. George E. Wallace, 3937 Stalw.rt Dr., Ranch o Palos Verdes, C. lif. 90274

South Coast, Calif.- Mn Roben J. Cuyler 112 Emerald Ave.• BII· boa Island. Calif. 92662

Ventura Calif.-Mrs. J. Lloyd.Butler. 1816 "C" St. North, Oxnard, Call 930W

Whittier Area C.lif.-Mrs. Barry Uzdl, Lindante St Whit· tier, Calif. 9060l

All Greeks Benefit From Innovations

by KAREN DEVINCENT Wi'S1 Virgi"ia Alpha

West Virginia Alpha, as well as other Greeks and the university Panhellenic Coun· cit. will feel the loss of a sister and an out· standing worker because Paige Cornwell was graduated this spring.

Paige became a member of Pan during her second semester as a sophomore. The second meeting she was elected assistant rush chair· man and the following year, was elected head

rush chairman. Since she became a member of Pan, she has initiated so many new pro· grams and ideas that the Greek system as a whole benefited.

One of the most important programs she initiated was the rush counselors program which provides that every rushee has a personal rush counselor. The first time this program was put into effect, the rate of rushee drops decreased almost 50%, and for the first time in WVU history, every rushee who signed a bid slip pledged a sorority . The counselor system also initiated friendships between rushees and counselors which lasted long after rush was over.

Paige was responsible for starting a Greek get-together before rush. She began with her own sorority. Pi Phis sent out invitations to all other sororities inviting them to a brunch the day before rush began It was so succ<ssful that there was 100% participation. Now Pan has taken over the idea and sponsors the get-togethers to keep the Greek spirits high.

Other ideas which Paige initiated include the establishment of a quota system by which every rushee can be placed in a house. The idea of helping girls move into the dorms at the beginning of the faU term became effective. Paige herself edited a new rush booklet. It was her idea to allow houses to go to a more individual type party planning and execution. Informal rush was started. allowing rushees to dress more casually than before.

Exchange dinners between Greek houses were experimented with in the past year and Pan has sponsored fraternity and sorotity pledge get-togethers. Pan now tries to send two girls from each ho use to the National Panhellenic Convention. Greek Week was c hanged so that it is now of value to the entire campus as well as to the Greeks . The system by which Pan rotated the presidency from house to house was changed so that each sorority now has a fair chance to field the best girl for the job. And through Paiges work, Pan meetings are held at the various sorority houses so that the members can get to know each other on a more personal basis.

It's a safe bet that Paige Cornwell's influence will be felt o n the West Virginia University campus for many years to come.

Is Homecoming Queen

The Pi Phis of Tennessee Beta upheld their reputation as campus leaders of school spirit last fall when junior Kari Peterson was crowned the 1973 Homecoming Queen . Accompanying her on the court was another of our juniors, Emily Martin . Kari's reign again brought campus recognition to Pi Phi , as three of the last five homecoming queens at Vanderbilt have been members of our chapter

Judy Kepler joined Kari and three new pledges, Gndy Love, Ann Sillard, and Pam McCreary, in c heering the Commodores to a basketball victory in the Southeastern Conference.

Mrs. Kent Advances To Vice Pres i dency

Gladean Kerkmann K ent, California Delta, has just been named executive vice president of radio stations KKZZ and KOTE-FM St"eo in Lancaster, Calif. In her new position she will be responsible f o r the overall management of the stations.

Glodean pledged Pi Phi and was initiated at UCLA where she graduated with a maj or in English. She attended the University of Mi chigan her junior year .

In 19,6 she joined the staff of KBVM (now KKZZ) as a sales representative In 19 71 she joined the staff of KOTE -FM as an aCCou nt executive and in November of that year was appointed sales manager .

Gl odean served four years as president of the Antelope Valley A lumnae Cl ub and attended the Centennial Convention in Chicago as its representative . In addition , she is active in several other local organizations.

Tw

o Are Special To Kentucky Alpha Chapter

by D EBBI E DA LTON, Kentu cky A lp ha

Next October Kentucky A l pha will celebrate its 'Oth anniversary. Our chapter has two people who have special connections with Founders of the Fraternity and this chapter.

The first is Thelma Knebelkamp Long who was one of the founding members of this chapter. Her granddaughter, Leslie, is our president, and both women have made great rontributions to our chapter.

Mrs Long is active in the alumnae club and is Arrowcraft chajrman in the Louisville area. She represented Iota Province at the 1973 Convention as our Angel Award recipient. Leslie is carrying on in her grandmother's footsteps. She was in Cwens, and acted as pledge supervisor for the recent pledge class.

The second person, althoug h not a member of the Fraternity , has a relative who was a famous Pi Phi. He is Dr. James Grier Miller, president of the University of Louisville, and his grandmother, Ada Bruen Grier, as we aU know, was one of the founders of Pi Beta Phi at Monmouth College. His sister was also a Pi Ph i at Tulsa. Dr. Miller has a soft spot in his heart for OUr sorority, and we enjoy talking to him. H e recently joined us at our annual spring formal dinner .

Not only does this chapter have peop le with connecti o ns w ith th e past, but some of our current members are setting some pretty high reco rds. Freshman Karen Leibert was named the U of L's Mountain Laurel queen candidate, an d junior Karen Shuff was a runner -up in the same contest. M s. Leibert was also chosen Outstanding Freshman Woman

Scholarship Cup Retire

d

We're always hearing comments that Greeks are all-social with no pursuit of scholastic achievement. Not so with the Michigan Alphas! After retiring the scholarship cup several semeste rs back, we were determined to win the new scholarship cup, whi ch we did ! With all the girls in the h ouse workin g hard , th e result was an all-house average of 3.1-<!nough to p l ace the Michigan Alphas at the head of th e class . Our goal nOw is to retire the cup once again- the requirement being three semesters consecu tively .

G l odeon Ker kmonn Ke nt

Executive Receives Appointment

The appointment of Pat Penney, Kansas Alpha, nationally known public relations executive, to the faculty of the University of Southern California Schoo l of Journalism, was announced in February by Dr. Theodore E. Kruglak, school director.

Ms. Penney, who is vice president-corporate rel.tions for a Los Angeles-based he alth -facility organization, joined the USC faculty as a senior instructor in advanced public relations. A former president of the Women's Division, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, Ms. Penney served as national secretary of the Public Relations Society of America. She is the only woman ever e lected president of the Los Angeles chapter of PRSA. A former president of the Los Angeles chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, national professional fraternity for women in journalism , Ms. Penney was the organi. zation's "National Headliner" in 1965.

The new USC faculty member is the winner of many awards, including PRSA's Silver Anvil Award for exce ll ence in the field of banking, finance and insurance.

Th. Hot Spring. (Arid Alumnce Club ,ecently donated $100 to Arkan s as leta In the nome of the chapter president , Becky Green , a Hot Springs native , for h., .ervice. to Pi a.,o Ph I. Th. mon • .,. will b. uI.d to h.lp buy corp.ting for the chapt.r room,

Three Elected To Panhellenic Posts

by ELLEN BLISS Col o,.do Gamma

Colorado Gamma is p roud of the three members who were elected to Pan hellenic Counci l offices for 1974-75. Barb Wallace is vice president of pledge relations, Ellen Bliss is treasurer, and Marti Moore holds the office of inter-Greek coor din ator. Ellen succeeds anot her Co lo rad o Gamm. member, Cody Seiler, as treasurer. Zanne Green was panhellenic rush chairman for 1973-74.

This sp ring, in an effort to promote Greek and non-Greek relations, Panhellenic Council and Int er-Fraternity Counci l, along with the Associated Students of Colorado State University, sponsored a special handicapped Olympics for chi ldren in Fort Collins and Loveland. Over 200 Greeks and independents worked on a one to one basis with the handicapped children. Pan hellenic hopes more cooperative events such as this will help the Greek image on the C.S.U. campus.

Receive Grants From Scholarship Fund

This past year, Pat Mugge and Gail Whitney, Ohio Zeta , were the recipients of grants from the Eta Province Scholarship Fund. Alumn", clubs from Akron, Canton, Cleveland, Dayton, and Portsmouth contribute to this fund which is available to chapter members at Miami University, Ohio University, and Ohio State University.

Gail, from Manhassett, N.Y ., graduated from Miami University in June, 1974 . Receiving a bachelor's degree in Applied Science, Gail plans to continue her education in Urban Studies at the graduate level. Pat, a junior at Miami University, is from Kettering, Ohio. Pat's major is interior design.

The grants are awarded for the purpose of helping the r«ipients pay local and national Pi Beta Phi expenses . Factors considered in awarding the grants included activities within the chapter and on campus , sc holarship, family responsibilities, financial need, and r«ommendati o ns . Five grants in all are awarded annually.

Completes 26 Years Of Chapter Service

After twenty-six years of dedicated service, Miss M arie Helmer has retired from the Washingtoh Gamma a1umn", advisory board. She was the first board chairman when Kappa Sigma Theta became Washingto n G a mma in September, 1948

During her years of wo rking with the chapter, it has won many national and province

h o nors including three Amy B Onken awards, the Harriet R. Johnst o ne Scholarship award, the National Scholarship Plaque in 1967 and aga in in 1971 , the Alice Weber Johnson Bowl, and the Dr Hazel Rutherford McCuaig Scho larship Award.

In leaving the advisory board Marie said, " It has been a wonderful long love affair. Washington Gamma has been good to work with There have been lean years, problems, decisions ; but they are marvelous women. We have a high regard for one another It is special to be a Pi Phi , but it ca rries a real respon Sibility. High standards and id eals must always be maintained ."

Washingto n Gamma has been very fortunate in h avi ng Marie Helmer.

Korean Child Is Adopt ed by N.C. Be ta

by MA RGO SoULE, North Caro li na Beta

Choi Yung Mee is an adopted friend of North Carolina Beta Duke Pi Phis are sponsoring Yung Mee through the Christian Children·s Fund. Yung Mee is in the fifth grade at her school in Korea, where her favorite subject is Kor ea n . Her favor it e play is jump rope and her chores involve running errands. Duke Pi Phis enjoy corresponding with Yung Mee At Christmas she sent us a beautiful Christmas ca rd which she made and painted herself

Last year we sponsored Yung Mee with the interest from our savings acco unt. H o wever, for next year we are discuss ing special pro;· ects, such as an afternoon jazz co nce rt, with whi ch to raise the money for Yung M e<. North Ca rolina Beta is proud t o h ave Yun g Mee as our new friend !

" This genua/ion iJ different dIld I like t he difference. They are smart and so me feel they are the deliverers of ollr society.u DR .. OORIS M . SEWARD, University of Kentucky

Cho i lung M ••

Swimmer Places In Championship Events

Once again honors are due to Cinda Shrader, Ariz ona Alpha, for her accomplishments in swi mmin g. The l ast weekend i n February, Ci nda participated in the Western Athletic Conference (W .A.C.) Women's Swimming Championships h e ld at the University of Utah in Salt Lak e City . She placed first in the 100 butterfly, third in the 100 backstroke, fourth in the 50 butterfly, and fifth in the 50 backstrok e. Cinda's University of Arizon a team came in second behind Arizona State Univers ity .

Held on March 14, 15 , and 16 at Penn State University was the Ass ociation fo r Interco llegiate Athletics for W omen (A IAW ) National Swimm ing C h ampionships . Cinda swam the 50 butterfly in 27.7 for seventh place, finis hed fourteenth in the 100 butterfly, sixteenth in the 50 backs troke, and eighteenth in the 100 backstroke . M ost of the events had approximately 100 or m o re entries so Cincla deserves cong ratu l ations!

Alumn;e Are Special

by SUE ORNER , California Zeta

One important and necessary asset to each Pi Phi ch apter is its alumn., At Santa Barba ra we fee l th at ours are exceptionally helpful a nd enthusiastic

Last winter quart er our alumnz dub put on a rummage sale to raise money for ou r chapter, and with their tremendous efforts the sale turned out to be a huge s uccess.

The a lumn.., always get excited about any of our activities, and a re great supporters for our ru shes. They raise ou r morale at hash meetings by bringin g us specia l treats , and by reminding us th at Pi Phi is number one!

Mrs. Smith, wh o is our pledge advisor, h as each pledge class over to h er house fo r a dinner to get to k now the girls better, and she re a lly enjoys coming to the p ledge meetings to h ear from the new members.

The alumn", pull together with our ch apter, and are always encouraged by any of our new ideas

Special Dinners Are Favorite Activity

by PAM FITS, Arkansas Bela

Dinners seem t o be a favorite activity of the m embe rs of Ark ansas Beta this yea r . These dinners h ave produced a better unity wi t h other soro riti es as well as within our o wn c hapter

Pi Phi s held a lasag n a dinner in our house with the Delta Delta Deltas bringing salad and bread . Favorite sorority songs were tau ght a nd s un g around the piano with a lot o f gossip and getting t o know eac h other.

Arrowboard planned o ur a nnu a l awa rds dinner Pledges gathe red on the Roor wearing the baby bibs made by their p ledge m oms, while members served the hamburge rs and fixings. Afterwards, awards for funny experiences, weird songs, and campus achi evements were presented. The big award was the Smiley a wa rd presented t o th e happiest Pi Phi of the month.

The " Invite a Friend" dinner was a big success wh e n each member brought a "p rospective" Pi Phi. Midst barbecue chicken and potato salad, Pi Phis talked to the g irls about chapt e r activities and functions The evening ended with so ngs and laughter.

A rush workshop can get to be a se,iou, bu,ln , so tim. out for I. Important. a group of Minneota Alpha Pi Phi. manage a spare mom.nt or two for the photographer.

Singer-Dancer Thrilled With Career

by VICKI TARNOW

Bela

Kathy aark, Indiana Beta, returned to school last semester after four months as a featured singer-dancer at a Fort Worth, Texas, dinner theatre . "It's the most exciting thing in the world," Kathy said, speaking of her career "What could be more thrilling than doing what you love to do and being paid for it?"

This was not Kathy 's first experience in the entertainment field. She is a seasoned veteran of two summers as a singer and dancer at Ceda r Point Amusement Park, performing in "Frontier Town" and "Centennial Theater." She has performed with the Indiana University Singing Hoosiers as one of their fealured dancers, and served as a Pom -pon girl for two years .

In the little spare time that she has had, Kathy has contributed to the chapter as social chairman and cho reographer (or LU . Sing, a fraternity *sorority musical production contest.

Jan HIli , a n IlIIno l. Eta .en lor, ha l rece ived the Out. s tand ing Marlee ti ng Stud ent Award at Millik in Un ly.r. li ty from the Ame rican Mark ting An ociolion Jan received the award at the a n o d al ion ', a"n"ato- mft' ing in St. Lou i•.

Contributions Are Many

Maryland Beta wi ll be sorry to see senior Dale Ganley leave but we are very thankful for all the contributions she's made to Pi Phi and to the campus.

DaJe has always been an active member in Maryland Beta Beginning as vice president of her pledge class, she worked her way up from program ch airman, assistant pledge trainer to pledge trainer an d finally to president.

Not only has she helped the sisters through her chapter wo rk but she's al ways t here to offer advice-be it personal or business . Her cheerful smi le and zaney antics keep her sisters in stitches.

She has been an active member in the University Panhellenic Association . She was social activities committee chairman, 00 the University Program Board, and chairman of the 19 74 Bridal Fair

For all her work she was named Panhellenic' s Outstanding Sophomo re Woman in 1972 and Outstanding Senior W oman in 19 74 - award s she well deserved .

Kathy Clark , Indiana a.ta

Housemother Given Hawaiian Holiday

Indiana Delta was without a cook for three weeks! Our h ousemother wo rked preparing meals, and spent long hours in the kitchen. The extra work was rough on her, but she wouldn't give up. H oweve r, even th ough she had endurance, it was evident that M oth er LeVor need ed a break, and a time o f rest and relax atio n The chapte r put h eads together and came up with a plan .

It was a l at e night surprise party for M ot h er LeVor- it was " M othe r leVo r, This Is Your Life!" Michelle Fishbough gave an excellent performance of " M .L.," wearing h er cl othes a nd acting her part.

For the grand finale, the chapter presented M L. with a certificate for a week's vacation in Hawaii. T ota lly spellbound, M ot h er LeVor cou ldn 't believe h er eyes and asked someone t o read to her what sh e thought sh e might h ave seen. With excitement all about, cookies and punch were served to make the night complete.

Talent Is Shared

(Co1t'inlud Irom /Jage 41)

delightful talk show concerning food and fashions.

Pi Phis are proud to share Cathy and her talents with the city of Y akima. She has held several offices in our Fanny Whitenack Libbey Alumn", Club.

In January Cathy was appointed public relati o ns directo r for a local hospital. To round out her busy life, she is homemaker to three young sons and husband, Kent.

Two Chapters Give To Blood Program

The need for blood is increasing constantly, and two chapters helped alleviate th,t need during winter quarter.

The on ly collection spo t in Wy omtng IS m its capitol, Cheyenne, and it is respons ib le (or co llecting and donating through ou t the state and the we stern portion of Nebraska.

WYOMING ALPHA became invol ved m helping with th is situation in Febru a ry. M ary Fisher, a Laramie a lumn a, is onc of the bdies who assists when the blood mobile visits Lara· mie, every fourth Thursday. The usual turnout has been ten or twelve peop le, but they were h app ily surprised when over twenty somewhat willing Pi Ph is gave a pint a p iece in mid-February

Gennifer Giustina o rganized the h ouse, so that there was a steady stream o f g irls there all day. Many had never don ated before and were surprised at the simplicity of the t ask.

Each term I LLINOIS BETA-DELTA plans some sort of service project for the chapter. During winter term, the project directly effected the ch apte r itself

The mother of one of the Knox College P i Phis h ad been seriously III since July, 1973. In Janu ary she underwent open heart surgery t o alleviate the pain, replace her missi ng heart valve, and return her to a normal life In o rd e r to have this operation, she needed blood, and that blood came from the Pi Phis at Knox . Wh en they heard of the need , they eagerly organized a blood drive, d onlti ng numerous pints of blood in the mother's name.

Nancy Molander says, " The Pi Phis at Knox College have shown that they truly know what sisterhood mellns, for they have given to their sister a gift of true friendship in giving the gift of life to her mother. "

Mortar Board and Who's Who

10""1 Wirth Montano Alpho

Susan Smith Texas Gomma

Conn ie aledloe Soulh Dakota Alpha

Susan Consalus Missouri Alpha

Barbaro Kr.hl.r Mluourl lela

Jill Garrigues Ohio Zeto

Dona Hieronymu s Oklahoma Alpha

Sheila Allen Ten.,..... Delto

Donna Peak Illinois Iota

Ann Reiley Texa. Bela

Jana O.,.r,on Miliouri Alpha

Ellen Steyens Anansas Alpha

Judy Southard Missouri Alpha

Susan Hendry Millou,) Bela

Sue Phillip. Missouri Alpha

Ly" Schoenf.ld Miliourl Alpha

Kathy Tenkhoff Missouri Alpha

Cheryl lightfoot Missouri Alpha

Mortar Board

Judy H.ch, MllIGurl I.to

ColI •• n Quin., Wyom ing Alpha

Chrl.tian. McCarthy Oregon I.ta

Laurel Frauln.1II W Virginia Alpha

Cathl. Cran. Indiana Gamma

larbara Sudu Indiana O.lta

Barbara larnstabl. K.ntucky I.fo

Noncy Gra •• , Michigan I.ta

Donna S"rg •• Indiana D.lta

Sh.lI.y Lo,.nz.n Wo s hlngton Alpho

Est.lI. Harrington T.xa. 0.110

DIan. 'okollu. Conn.ct lc ut Alpha

J.nnl,., B.rtram Indiana D.lta

Mortar Board

Ginny Sando Ohio Z.ta

T.,••a Town.end louisiana aeta AI,o Phi Kappa Phi

Mimi And,non Texo. Alpha Also Phi B.lo Kappa

Clare lui.

r.lC.0I Alpha

Betty Cunningham renne"e. 8.10

Susan Wln•• "lns., rexas Alpha

Lauro Fly rexas Alpha

Lynn. Kazanowskl Tenne I.to

Kathryn Ann McDonald Texa. Alpha

AIIO Ph i Bela Kappa , Phi Kappa Phi

Margie Walke, Arkan.os Alpha

Jan Henley T.nn Gamma

Martha Hili Texas Alpha

Pam Gulp,. Wyoming Alpha

Mortar Board

Kay Svoboda T.nn 0.110 Also Figi Sw•• theart

J.on.tt. Wlnkcompl.ck Oklahoma B.ta

Kathy Siddmore Texa s Gamma

Donna l.on. T.nn."•• 0.110

D.bbl. Hunt Oklahoma B.ta

Oebb le Webs'er Texal Gamma

Barbl. Wh l.r TInnl 11 Delta

Linda !vanl OklQhoma B.ta

• • Na ney 10Uil TUal Gamma

Coral luth.rford Walhlngton Gamma

Judy Thomal Tennlilee Delta Also Kappa Sigma Sweetheart

Sarah Simank Oklahoma B.ta

Cathy Bruni Oklahoma hto

Dean's List

linda Dean illinoIs Iota

Gall fro"l. lII inol. Iota

Cindy Krall. Indiana 0,110

lab. a .thmon Tennen •• D,lta

Dorothy Feick. Illinois 1010

Joan Conn er Indiana Delta

Coth y Ferrari, T.nn •••• O,lto

Pamela Bozo. lIIinoll Iota

Su. Alexander Montana Alpha

Alice Allgood Tennes e Delta

Corolln Borth

IlIInoll Iota Also Phi Kappa Om icron

Mary Dull Montana Alpha Alia Spun

Sally Caldwell Tenneu •• D,lta

Dean's List

Cynthia BHgel Callfomla O.lta

Vldtl Broach Arkansas hta

Ra. Wohlhue'.r Ken,ucky Beta

LIssa Young Arkansas hta

Jan Jordan Iowa Be'a Also Gold K.y

Dione Wolf.r K.ntucky B.ta

Manha Scherz Ananlas Be'a

Kathryn MIII.r Loul.iana Alpha Also Kappa OeUa PI

M.rllyn Melahn MlssouII Alpha Also Kappa 0.1'0 PI

Carol Coloc.llo Kentucky B.ta

Nancy fogl. Arkansas B.'a

Dean's List

Candl Parks Georgia Alpha AI,o Honor' Program

Nancy Crook Georgia Alpha Alto Honors P,ogram

Su,le Aust in Ohio Zeta p,.. ldent ' , L1,t

G K. Raffe'y Oklahoma Alpha

Margare' Miller New Mexico Alpha

Solly Wan-en Georgia Alpha

Sue Ann Mackey Oklahoma Alpha AI,o Pres ident 's Honor loll

Carmen PI,onl GeorgIa Alpha

Nancy lohuls IIlInol, Ze'a

Nancy Iltd Georgia Alpha

Jody lubllner

IlIInol. Z.to AI,o Sw.etheort of Alpha Sigmo Phi

Honoraries

Cathy Hoffman T.nn..... a.'a

Alpha lambda C.lto

"cky Sue McMahan

M lnl"l p,! Alpha Alpha lambda D.lta

Robin Mag Tennesse. a.'a

Alpha Lambda O.ha , Vue.pto,

Cindy Berg Tenne Gomma Alpha Lambda C.lta

Gayle Norto n Texo. Gamma, Alpha Lambda 0.1'0 , 1.'0 Gamma 51gmo

50lly ClIn. Tenn."•• a.,o Alpha lambda Oelta , Vue.plo,

Sandra Cardwell T.nn Gamma Alpha lambda D.lta

Noncy MOlOn T••as Gomma 51gmo Tau 0.1'0 PI Delto Phi

Lynne Wilkin Texal Alpha Alpha lambda C.lta

Ingrid Hao. Or.gon •• '0 . Alpha Lambda Delta, OSU Scholarship & Leadership Award Winner

Miriam Morrl. Mlnl"lpp) Alpha Alpha Lambda D.lta

Honoraries

Nancy Harris Ohio Z••a Combus, a.'a Alpha ,.1 Phi Kappa Phi

Ann. Haln •• Louisiana a.'a Phi Kappa Phi

Dian. Cordes W. Virginia Alpha Chimes

Patrie. Argo G.orglo Alpha Alpha Lambda O.lto

Mary Dragleh

illinois Z.ta

Phi Kappa Ph i Kappa 0.1'0 Pi

Marsha fra.hur. W Virginia Alpha Chimes

Patty McHugh G.orgla Alpha Alpha Lambda o.lIa Honors Prot ram

LI.a MorNal. Mlnl lppl Alpha Phi Kappa Phi phi D.lto Rho

Martha Vaughan T.nM Gamma

Phi I.ta Kappa , Phi Kappa Phi

Kappa 0.1'0 PI

Mary H.lneman MI ourl "'0 Chimes

J.an.H. Higgins T.nn Gamma

Phi a••a Kappa , Phi Kappa Phi

Kappa D.lta PI

J.nnlf'r K.ndall

W. Virginia Alpha Chi,.,..

Honoraries

Cathy Edward. Mlchlgon Alpha Alpha P,I Omega

Diann. Elliott Mllllnlpp i Alpha Kappa Om icron Ph i

Su san O"g' illinois Z.ta Jam. , Scholar Torch

Sara Bomborough Mlchlgon Alpha Epsilon D.lta Alpha Acropolis

Patti Clift Tenne,see Gamma Omicron Nu

StaceY' Stuzman IIlInol. Z,la Branz. Tabl.t Kappa Tou Alpha --,.;.;.

Mary Lynn Lawrenc. Texal D.lta Sigma Th,'a Tau

Karen PI, rce ren ne,SH Gamma Phi ChI Theta

Gail Whitney Ohio Z"o Phi Upsilon OmIcron

Susan Wilcox IIlinol. Z.ta Torch, A'lu" Star Count

SUlanne Gre,n Colorado Gamma Omicron Nu

Debbl, Fowle. Iowa I.ta

Alpha Mu Gamma Sigma Tau D,lta

Jean Nied.rmey., Missouri Alpha Alpha Phi Omega

lesll. McBride Mluourl Alpha Sigma Rho Sigma

Honoraries

Karen Con.olu. Mlllou,1 Alpha Kappa Epsilon Alpha

Pam Yaman. Georglo Alpha Honon Program

Nancy Rudolph Mlnourl Alpha Unl r.lty Scholar

Corby Lode. Wyoming Alpha Spun

$"Ion WoH, rlcon.ol Alpha Cardinal Key

Judy And.rlon Mlnou,1 Alpha Curator', Scholar,hlp Rho

Coral lake, Wyoming Alpha SPUrt

Marl. leoHi. New Muleo Alpha Spurs

Ellen III Colorado Gamma Spun Alpha 1.lo

D.bble! Thomas Mlnl.llppl Alpha Cwon.

Honoraries

Claudia Bunkley Texas Gamma Mu Phi Ep.llon

Naney Nislor Texa. Gamma Sigma Tau Delta

Linden Heck Texas Gamma Delta Phi Epsilon Pi Sigma Alpha

Jane Gordon Texas Gamma Mu Phi Ep.ilon

Beth Ann Meye,. Ohio Beta Chi Delta Phi

Stac William. Te.a, Gamma Honors Council

Gall Wil.on Raine. Texa. Gamma Sigma Tau Delta

Marilyn May Ohio aela Chi Delta Phi

Jana Bullard Texa. Gamma Mu Phi Ep.llon

Lorna Freeman Te.as Gamma Sigma Delta PI

Candy Monroe Texa. Gamma Delta P.I Kappa

aecky GarTelt W Virginia Alpha Bela Alpha Psi Honors Program

Fraternity Sweethearts

Corson Reid Tenneu 0.110

Pi Kappa Alpha Drum Girl

Terry Arnold California Gamma O.lta Tau Delta QU"n

Pam Wild. O,egon Alpha Delta Tau Delta Court

Karen Kennedy Arkansas Alpha Sigma Chi Swe.theart Court

Sue Sadler Tenness•• B.to Sigma Chi Swe.theart Court

Mod,.lein. Kofad.r California Delta Sigma Chi Sweetheart

Melina Chambers California Gamma Koppa Sigma P,ince

Camille Oeon Tennen•• a.to Kappa Alpha Rose Court

Dione Talmage Califo,n1a D.lta Sigma Nu Whit. Rose Princeu

Jane Ann Homme" W. Virginia Alpha O.lto Tau Delto Sweetheart

Greg Custer Tenne,," B.ta Sigma Nu ROle Court

Corlne Wood Lou isi ana Be la Kappa Sigma Oreo mgirl Court

Lori aerardi w Virginia Alpha Phi Kappa Sigma Swe.theart

Fraternity Sweethearts

Lauro Weekley Alabama Gamma Sweetheart of Sigma Chi

Debbl. Gulfohon Michigan Alpha Phi Sigma Epsilon Sw theart

Emily Denning Oklahoma Alpha Alpha Tou Om.ga Sweetheart

Susan Bruc. Kansas 8.ta Sweetheart of Sigma Nu

Barb Rickl.man Ohio B,ta Alpha Gamma Rho Sweetheart

Kerry And.rson Montana Alpha Swe.theart of Sigma Ch i

SUJ.i, Moor. Kansa s B.'a Swutheart of Sigma Nu

Ann. E9'n'on Ohio 8"0 fig; 1,lond OU'.n

Sh.ila Moor. Oh io l"a Sw .. theart of Sigma Ch i

Ginny Bussard Ind iana Delta Swe et heart of Sigma Ch i

Barb Floyd Kon las B 'a D.lto Tau D lta Swu'h.arl

Elle n St,ven s Arkansas Alpha Sigma Ch i Sweetheart

Kim Whitney Utah Alpha Sigma Nu Whit. Iou

Pi Beta Phi Pledges

T hese yo u ng w ome n p ledged Pi Ik t a Phi chapte rs a t colleges a n d unive r· sities during fo rm a l or ope n rus h Ch apte rs a re li sted in alphabetica l o rde r.

Alabama Alpha , Birmingham-Southern College-M arch 26 , 1974: M ellodie Wilson, M ontgomery.

Alabama Beta, Uni rsity of Alabamo--M ars h a Cro uch, B i rm ing h am; D o nn a Lynn, M on tgomery; Li nda Byrd. O rl ando, Fl a

Aricansas Alpha , Un l rslly of Arkansas--January 18, 1974: Lissa Bo u nds, Sp ringfield, V a.; Susan man, Fayetteville: S usan H in k, Bentonville; Patty Li ebl ic k, Fa irfax, V a.; Ca ro lyn M ackay, D allas, T exas; Carry Po ll ard, D a ll as; Carro ll Shan no n, M emp h is , Tenn .; A llison T ay lor, C larksvi ll e.

Arkansas Beta , Unlvenlty of Aricanlas at Little RockSeptembe r 16, 1973: J o Ellen Beauc h amp , M a rga ret M o rr is, H ele n a; Patr icia Erwin, Nancy Fog le, Sh eri M cD a ni e ls, M ary Russell, M a rsha Sch erz , S usan Yo u ng, l ittle Rock

Septembe r 23, 1973: Elizabeth Swesey, Little Rock. September 30, 1973: Jo M itchell Bai ley, Jan Lee G ibson , Little Rock: Janet Lee Jones, Fo r rest City October 14, 1973 : Patricia Ann Reagan, Little Rock. January 3 1, 1974: liz D o lan, Pam Reade, Laura W atkins , l ittle Rock ; D ebbie Rive rs, Ca bot.

Califomia Della , UCLA-September 14, 1973: Cyn· t h ia Seeger, K r is Carlson, A therton: B roo ke Bulmore, Los Altos; Cadye Co rdner, Ann Craddock , Los A n· ge les; Cheryl Edwards, Gay le Jo h nson, Ventura; Dottie Green, Alameda; Sally Hazard, Menlo Park ; Lisa Henze, D anville; Kafade r, San D iego; Suzie Macleod, San Marino ; M oyra Conrad , San Clemente ; Jane Schnugg, Orinda; D iane Ta lmage, Pacific Palisades; M ichelle Vessadini , La Canada: Debbie Webb , Palos Verdes . March 7 , 1974: Julie Bunke r, San Clemente ; Anne Sember, G lendale; Karen Wallace, l a Canada .

Colorado Gamma , Colo rado Stat Unive rs ity-Janu · ary 28, 1974: Susan G os nell , Colorado Springs

Connecticut Alpha , Un iversit y of Connedicut-March II , 1974 : Virginia Bowes, Stamfo rd; Kerry Chabot , Plainfield ; Albina Dilko , West Suffield ; Lynn Para · dise, Bristol : Mary Ann Paradise, Bristol; Beth Rocke. fe ll or, Hunt ington, N Y.; Jean Trescott, Ledyard

Georg ia Alpha , Un ive ni t y of Georg io--January 10 , 1974: Kathryn Bart, Chamblee ; Suzanne McElroy , Atlanta; Deborah Riley, Albany; Lynn Tayl o r, Savan· nah ; Lynn Gwaltney, Surray, Va

January 28. 1974: Sharon Mclain, Macon ; Mary Helen Trouche, Charleston, S.c.

February 12, 1974 : Julia Hat cher, Mt. Olive, N C.

February 2:5. 1974 : Victoria Scan, Athens

March 28. 1974: Carol Ann Pellett, Athens

April I, 1974 : lynda Harden , Atlanta

April 2, 1974 : Sharon Cato, Forest Park .

illinois Epsilon , Northwestern University-January 2B, 1974: Lois Sta rk, New Brusswick, N.J.; laurie Stin. so n , Sew ick ley, Penn .; M ars h a W e instei n, Bethesda , M d.; Mira M i losavljevic, Eas t Chi cago, J nd. Fe bru a ry 20, 1974: Sa ri Gotteiner, H ighland Pa rk, III. ; Les l ie Levin , Ove rl and P ark , Kan .; Ca rol Mor i. Ch icago.

Illinois Zeta , University of IIlinoil-February 25. 1974: Sue Boh o r, Paulette No ff ke, Champa ign; Julie Strang, Urbana.

Illinois Eta , Millikin Unlve,.ity-J oan Ku h n, Olym· pia F ie lds; Jodie Kl inefelte r , La Sa ll e; a n d Robin T hompson, D ecatu r .

Illinois Theta , Bradley University-S p r ing, 1974: Ter ri Bell, Pi ttsburg, Pa .: D ebb ie Fische r, H ig hl and Pa r k ; K athy H anley , H azelcrest.

Illinois Iota , Illino is State Un ivenity-October 17, 1973 : D ale Goodman, La ke B l uff ; Jean M ecave, Gra n ite City.

A p r i l 2, 1974: Sharon Laci n a, JO.'iln Fe rguson, Elm· h urst; Peggy Eichman , Rockfo rd; Ca rl a Copeland , P riscilla W right, Peo ria; Sh aro n Wo rrell, M urray· vill e ; S usan B rad ley, Patty Scott, D ecatu r ; Sharon Bennett, V illa Par k ; Jill Jensen, Chicago; Sue Bonds , Jacksonville; M e lody Sjurset, E lgi n

Indiana Alpha , franklin College---September 9, 1973: D ebra Adnson, New Carlisle; Julie Dygert , Elkhart; J ean Everett, D efiance, Ohi o ; Paula Fergason , Ruth H aymaker, Janet H olmes, Nancy Williams, F ranklin; K athleen H aynes, Paula Zieg ler, I ndianap· ol is; Rebecca James, Rus hville; Connie la Manna, W h ippany, N J .; M ichele Oma h ana, D es Plaines, III.; Sara Powe ll , D ix H ills , N .Y. ; Cindy Story , Terri 2uffa , H ammond; Jennifer Voyles, Columbus; Nan cy Yoder, M is h awaka January 1974 : Vicky Rainey, Fra nk lin

Ind iana Beta , Ind iana Un ive rs it y-October 2, 1973 : Susan Anders o n , Columbus, IN; linda Bareither, Sandra Caulfield, Martha Crodian, Marianne Grady , Rebecca M ays, Mary M eyer, Ca role Rheins , Mary Shi rey , I ndianapolis , I N; Patricia Behrman , La Grange Park, I L; Jean Bollei, Karen Costello, Logansport, IN; Constance Clark, Lorain , Ohio; Constance Covington, Columbus, Ohio ; Denise Denning, Debra Price, Terre Haute, IN ; Shawn Ewers, Heather Hunter, Kim Re t· terer, Bloomington, IN ; Claudia Fors2:t , Kim Schramm, Valparaiso, IN ; Susan Hagel, Washington , IN : lisa Hamilton . Homewood , Il ; Debra H orton, M oores· ville, IN ; Mary Knust , St. Louis , MO ; Rebec ca lloyd , Richmond , IN ; Susan Marshall , Marilyn Ren o, Muncie , IN; Mary Mokris, Warren, Ohio; Jennifer Newkirk, Duxbury , Mass .; Patricia Shuman, Louis· ville, KY . 107

Indiana Gamma, Butler Unl enity-March 26 1974 : Sh eila Davis, Indianapolis ; Su.san Dehner, Ft. Wa yne; Co rry H o ward Indianapo l is; Velgina Tho mpson, Franklin

Indiana Epsilon , D. Pauw Unlvenity- Februacy 14, 1974 : Brepda Buescher, Cincinnati , Oh io; Bo nn ie Combs, Barrington, III .; Nancy H illman, Nashville, Ten n .; Juliana Little, Oswego, Ill. ; Cynthia Noreid- , Ikbra Parso ns , Champaign , JII ; Vicki Ovcrl in , Evansville ; Pamela Parker, Fo rt Wayne; Joann e Patte rs on, In dianapo lis; Elizabeth Severns, K o kom o.

Indiana Zeta, loll Stat. Univenity-Decembe r 18, 1974 : Al ice Blaser , Gwyn Gilkison, Andrea H arl· meyer, Teresa Thames , M arjori Tro utn e r , M uncie ; Teresa Anke nbru ck, Susan CoJescott, Carol Hatton, M a rion; Laura Bergdoll , Swettser ; Roxan ne Edgar, Elgin , IL : Alina Fe rnand ez-C uervo, W abash; Canda ce Gunter, Phylli s Isbell , An derson; Mary K eeler, Ja cquelyn Ogle, Carmel ; Ka t hy Kennedy , J efferso nville ; K a thryn Lawson , NJ; Rita M aso n , W alto n ; Stephanie Miles, Lon n Wright , I ndianapolis ; Ann M i ller, Seymour ; Andrea Novotny , rkbra Sn yder, Nora Vand eputte, Mi s hawaka ; Deborah Slagel , N ew Cast le; K arm Sanxler, Angola ; Linda Slasuraitis , Highland ; J o ni Th eo bald , 51. Paul ; Nancy Wells , 51. Peru.

Apri l I , 1974 : Mary Andr es , M ary Savage, New Alban y; uur.a Bliss, Fort W ay n e ; K a thl een Coslin , Crown Point; Gail Cox, Co lumbus; Cynt h ia Ged.ling. Jeffers o nville; Elizabeth H artmeyer, Mun cie; Katherine Kl em, Mun cie ; Connie Meyers, Ba tesv ill e; Kay e N oona n, Wabash .

Iowa Alpha , Iowa W.sl.yan Colleg..-February 2), 1974 : Jean Eaton , Charlesto n , M o.; uslie Salter, Concord , Mass

Iowa Gamma, Iowa Stat. Un l.... nlty-Augu st 31 , 19 73: Barbara Bailey , Peoria, 11 1.; Deb Budl ong_ Titonka; Marcella Burke, N e w H ampt o n ; Jan a Criss , J oan W aters, Ames ; Jill Drall e, Frankfort, III .; Da na Drobny, Heather Miller, D ale Metcal (, Bettendorf ; Marcia Eckert , D avenport; M erry Eginoire, Lo r imor ; M ary Fangman , Ca r roll j A nne Hu ene , Mt. Pleasant j Kr isten M cDougall , Excelsi o r, M inn .; Cynthia McInt osh, Rockfo rd , 11 1.; Cyndee M ealiff, Carol Pumphrey , D es M oines; Mary Lynn Meyer, Fo rt Atk i nson, Wis .; Cindy Shaw, Palatine, III .; N ora Sch o reder, M inneapolis, M inn.; Lydia Sietlc:en, M ason City ; Joan Tiedeman , Sioux City ; M ary Yanda , Ed ina, Minn

K.ntucky Alpha , Uni rsity of louis III..-Ma.rch 13 , 1974 ; Pame la W orkhoven, Louisville

K.ntucky I.ta, Uni nUy of K.ntucky-February 13, 1974 : Becky Abbo tt, H enderson; Deb i Carey, Lexingto n; Debra Ja co bs , Cincinnati, Ohi o; M aryann M ontegue, Versailles ; Laura Pitvoric, M ichigan; Linda Pitts , Lexington; Ellen Roerhig. Louisville.

Maryland I.ta , Uni nity of Morylond-- February

THf ARROW OF PI lETA PHI

II , 1974 : K athy Bowie; Nancy Zoellne r, C ro fton

MI(hlgan Alpha HIII.dal. ColI.ge-Sp ring 1974 : Leslie Chuzum , Evansto n, IL ; Kyle Chambers, E. lan sing; Janet D a rragh, Ann Johnson , D ea r born; W endy D eakins, Southfield; J acquelyn Kesler, Stu rgis; Sheree Qu imby, Hill sda le; Patri cia Roo ney , Olmsled Fa lls ,O H

Mlnn.sata Alpha , Uni rsity of Minn. sota-September 15, 19 73: Pixi e Larson , Wen dy Wil du ng, Luverne . Septembe r 24, 1973 : Robin Campbell, Nancy Fiedler, Jacquelyn Ni ch o ls, Linda Williamson, Edina ; Di ane H o upt , M ary lngebrand , Amy Kull e r, Beth Lar imo re, St Paul ; Cynth ia Ki effer, Elizabeth Laiderman, 51. Louis Park ; Talla Scog mo, An n Stewart , Bloo mington ; Jan e Hartl ey. Evelet h ; Lou ise K oste, Aur o ra ; JoAnn M agn uson, Minneto nka ; Lee M ay na rd, Hu tch inson.

October, 1973: Ja cquelyn Bo rgendale, M inneapo li s; Nancy M aple, Excelsior Re-pledged, Octo ber I , 1973: Barbara And erson, M in nea po lis

Feb ru ary II , 1974 : Roxann Goertz , Ci rcle Pin es; Ba rbata Orvi s, Bloomington ; Nan cy M oline, Ter r i Wray, Edina

Mililuippi Alpha , Un l"'.r"1i ty of South.m Millinippi -J a nuary 9, 1974: Kathryn Garr, H att ies b u rg January 16, 1974 : D onna M addox, Gulfpo rt.

Millillipp i Beta , Uni ....rsi.y of Millllll ppi-A ugust 26, 1973 ; K arm An derson, De Funiak Springs, Fl a.; Ikverly Barnes, Columbia; Eli se Beckett , Eupora; M ar· jorie Breeland, Brookhaven; Jennifer Buckenberger, Mun ste r, Ind .; H e len Clairborne, An chorage, K y.; Claire Cobb , Dall as, Tex .; Kit zi Co lbert, Tupelo; J an Craddoc k, H a ll s, Tenn ,; Patly D en n y, Ja ckson ; D ebbi e D obbs, Elice Feiner, M emphis. Tenn .; Cathy Filso n, Lagrange, 11 1.; M a r ijean H erring, Canton; Jane H o lmes, Tu nica; Ro ll in Jones Hu ntsville, Ala .; Shelly M cCo win Bil oxi; Nancy M artin, Nashville, T enn.; M a ri a Martin ez, Pu e rto Rico; Susan M o rro w, Ba te sville; Lyn N ewco mb , O sceo la , Ark .; Ann e Perry , D allas , Tex .; Nan cy Pegram, Tuni ca; Rebec ca R ic hard son, Bowling Green , K y.; Gail Rose, She lb y; Bridget Schmitz. New Orleans , La .; Gena Searcy, Tupel o; Laura Simmons, Mem p hi s, Tenn .; Jan e t Smilh , Carthage; Elaine Starnes Sout haven; Sandy Tice , Nashville, T enn.: K at h erine Williams , Springfield , Tenn .; Jenn ye Wilso n, Osceola, Ark .; June W oodb rid ge. Jackson February 21, 1974 : Laura Cook, Vicksburg : Nita Winn , Oxfo rd

Mon'ana Alpha , Montana S'at Un i nity-F e bru · ary 26, 1974 : Jani ce Cottle, Billings ; Laurie K eeler, H e lenaj Mil dred Kleffner, H ardin; Catherine Tvedl , Glasgow.

N.",ada Alpha , Un ni.y of N ada-S pring, 1974: Cris Anders on, D ani Beasley, Ann Collier, K erry Geer, Brenda Greer, Pam H eck, An n Langer, Tam i

Lemons, Heather McConomy, Gay Cherie PalKim Royer, Sue Townsend, Cathy Whitney, Jane Wood .

New Mex ico Alpha , University of New Mex ico-Spring, 1974 : Jenna Kn ight, Ransq, N.J.; Sherri Collins, Al buquerque; D annie Cosack, M idland, Tex

North Carolina Alpha , Un iversity of North Caro lino-February 1974: uigh Taylor, Raleigh: Jane Preyer, Greensboro; Betsy Alexander, W inston·Salem; M usette Sprunt, M emphis, Tenn .; Kathy Ca rr , C h arlolte.

North Carolina 8eta , Duke Un iversity- February 1974 : Baldwin , Coral Gables , Fla .; Constance Balme r, Ottawa Hills , Ohio ; M ary Jane D allas, Sa lisbury, Md .; Pamela Davis, M o ntchanin , D el.; Ann Fleming, Charlotte; Judith G ooc h , Durham; D ale H ayes, Lake Bluff', III. ; Elizabeth H oop, Lancas ter, Pa .; Marlene H yer, Manhasset , N.Y.; Bonnie Johns on, Purchase, N Y. ; J ohnson, Amarillo, Tex .; Kathy Ka ylo r, Lakewood, Ohio; Amy Kordenbroc k. Y ork, P a.; Susan Larri ck, Winchester, Va .; Suzy Lottich , Atlanta , Ga .; Sally Mallison, Rockvi lle, Md .; Lind a Oldenburg, Rocky River , Ohio: Rebecca Patton , Clear· water, Fla . ; Sarah Pigman , Glen Roc k, N.J.; Capie Polk, Springneld, Pa .; Linda Rehr , Wy omissi ng Hill s, Pa .; Sandy Roher, H allanda le, Fl a.; Kri stina Svensson, Syosset, N Y. ; Andree Tremouler, Jacksonville. Fla .; Stacey Willits. Penllyn , Pa

North Dakota Alpha , Un lvetll ty of North DakotaSeptember 11, 1973 : Barbara Bang , Newton, Iowa: D onna Hartman , Pleasant Lake; Sarita Mack, Di ckinson; Janet Lee, Cat h y Mill e r , Carrington; Pats y Pyle , Elizabeth Allen , Candice Samson, Grand Forks; Marcia Badsteen, Riverdale; Paulette Diede, James· town; Jan UJferts, Browns Valley, Minn . September 17 , 1973: Jane Fergu so n , Fargo ; M a· donna Zhorella, Grand Forks

October I, 1973 : Sue Lechner, Fargo ; Patry Kalil, Linda Knu tson, Williston; ColI«n K ing, Arthur ; Denise Landry, Manchesttr, N H .; Lois V ollum. Sheyenne .

October 8, 1973: Konnie Peach, Grand Forks . February ), 1974: Calhy M ostad, Carol Ekberg Langdon; April Lindall. Othello, Wash February 19, 1974: Louise Turkula, Devils Lake; Vi cki Vodden, Grand Forks.

March 28, 1974 : Gerri Jasmin , Park River .

No va Scotia Alpha , Da lhou sie Un iversi ty-January 13, 19 74: Donna Paris, M artha Philpous , Jane Saunders.

February 18 , 1974 : Claudette St. Onge.

Oh io Zeta , Miam i Un lversity-Se ptember 30. 1973 : Sarbara Saker. Solon; Sherri Baker, Jayne Bennett , Akron ; Dianne Bettinger, Julie Kleine, Sylvania; Sarah Black Mari on ; Carolyn Eikost , T oledo; Linda Ford Vermili on; Anne Gatsos, Harvard , Mass .; Lynn Grif 6n, Jenny Gwyn. Spring6eld, Carol Johnson, Copley; Jill Kirwan , Northbrook, IlL ; Sue Krause , Hudson ; Am y Lockhart, South Bend. Ind .; Sarah M cMaster

Wes t Hartford, Conn.; Barb Nourse , W orthingto n ; C. Bonnie Pearson , Panna Heights ; Barbara Roop, Memphis, Tenn .; Jenny Price, Lisa Schenck, K yle Schmalz, Susan Schneider, Columbus; Josie Sheehan, Wayne, 111. ; Janet Walker, Cincinnati; A my Weil. Beachwood; Susan Whitney M an h asset!, N Y .; Teri Wallins, Newark

Oklahoma Alpha , Un iversit y of Oldohomo-January 31, 1974 : Jeanette M assad, Holdenville; Jean Volker, Norman; Cindy Ca rgill, Oklaho ma City; Lynn Fogel, Tulsa.

Onta,lo Beta , Univers ity of Western Onto rio-M arch 25, 1974 : Alex Edwards , Ex eter; Tin a Kybiakas , Jane Barnett, Lo nd on; Lynn W atson, Joan Singer, . Toro nt o.

Oregon 8ela Oregon Stat. Unlnrsity-January 28, 1974 : C hr isti Ca rl so n, Portland; Cyndi Knox. Wedderburn.

February 19 74: Garri Bello, Salem; Barb Zeller, Coos Bay; and Ann K innard, H illsboro.

O,egon Gamma , WlII amette Un lversi ly- Laura Bracken, Seattle, Wash .; Caro lann Cromw e ll , Kailua Hawaii ; Chris Gould, Medford ; Georgiana Wooton, Pomona, Calif.

Oregon De'ta , Portland State University- January 6, 1974: Theresa Hines , Kathie Klein, Ponland; K im Davis, Beaverton; Joely Cr im, Coos Bay

February 6, 1974 : D iane Dum o nt , Po rtl and

Penn ylvanla Gamma , Dickin son College-M arch 27, 1974: Ginny Ayers , M erion; Brenda Bowe. Tamaqua; Pat Crispin , Mickleton, N J.; Joan Crowers , North Plain6eld , N J. ; Sue Elias, Ellenville, N Y .; Jennife r Georgino, Pen6e1d ; Marla Hand, Cherry HlIl , N J ; Sally Heydt , Diane Rosenwas5t'r, Philadelphi a; Karen Kane, Stone M ountai n , Ga .; Jean Kinson , Westport , Conn.; Pam laPlace, South River, N J.; Sharon Leale, Silver Spring, Md .; Mary Kay Lyon, Kingst on, urrey, England; Cherie Ma nrin, Fl or h am Park, N.J .; Ch(ryl Newburg. M edia; Lynn Rossman, H avertown ; Jill Sixbey. Bethesda, Md .; Barb Tharpe, Churchville, Md .; Sally Tooker, Chevy Chase, Md .; Karen Welty, Allentown; Christie White, Farm, Conn .; Sue Wood, Wytheville, Va .; Deb Youn g, Chappaqua, N Y.; Suzi( Zajac, West H artford, Conn

Penn sylvania Epsilon , Penn.ylvani a State Un lversltyJanuary 30. 1974: M eta Binder, Bethlehem ; Suzanne Blanchard , Indiana; Sarah Currie, Allent own; Carol Harn q-, Norristown: Jan Heeney , Wendy Milliken, Bedlel Pa rk : Carol H ershey, Lancaster; CYOlhia Morgan, N orwic h; Jane Owens , Plymouth M eeting: Janice Ransom. Terri traub, Camp Hill ; Denise Rein(rt , Allison Park

South Dokota Alpho , Un lve"lty of South January 23. 1974: Cabrini Engelhardr, Pierre ; Sally Fot h, Sparta, Wise

March 28, 1974 ' Joan Dendinger Yankton ; Jeannie Kolecka , Arm ou r , ,

Tenn., .._ aeta, Vand.rbill Univerlity-]anua.ry 24, 19 74: Jul iana Attwood , Fordyce, Ark ; Mary Carson , Athms , Ga .; Ann Dillard , Lyn chbu rg, Va .; Marianne Dunstun, St. Louis, M o.; Evelyn Hankey , Cindy Love, Dina Norris, Atlanta , Ga .; Lucy H unler, Martha Keay, Jane Powell, OaHu , Ta.; Laurie Lawrentt, Encinitas, Calif.; Pam M cCreary, St Petersbur8. Fla .; Meredith McKay , Davenport , Jowa; Marianne NiclStro, Huntsville , Ala .; Kay Peterson, A shtabula, Ohio; Ltt Ann Wauconda, 111. ; Ashley Ro we, Susan Will ia ms, Richm o nd , Va .; Carol Scherr, Charleston, W Va .; M ary Katheryn Schrock, Iowa City, t owa; Miriam Staples, Orlando, Fla .; Mary Kale Th orpe, Hopkinsville, K y.; Valerie V ogc lsle in, Great Neck, N .Y .; Karen Wenzel, Delray Beach, Fla .; l o l),n West, Tripoly, libi a.

T.nn Gamino Unl "lty of T.nn."• .-January 28. 1974 : Jan Cox, Chattan ooga; Joye Oswalt , Memphis; Anita Russell, Knoxville; Laurie Stulberg, Oak Ridge .

T.nn..... Celta , M.mphl. Stat. Unl ,.lty-Janu ary 30, 1974 : Kathi Brown , Libby Murphy , uurie Atkin son, Jan Brazell , M ary Naif, Judy D avidJOn, V icy Stein, Lisa Thomas, Patsy Higgins, Sandra kozini , Louise Ledgerwood, Memphis .

Texa. '.to, South.rn M.thodlst Un l rtity-January 18, 1974: Ann Adams, N o ra Cuella r , Co nn ie Ellison , Mi ssy Gunn , J anet H auteman, M a ril yn M oussa, Sally Smith, D a ll as; Paula Bailq-, K erry H oga n, Pani Howeth , Ann Little, H ouston; Karen Barr, Hinsdale. 111 .; Becky Beards ley, Wendy Hudc, Phoe nix , Ariz ; Paula Braymen , Nancy Jnce, San Ant onio; Kathy Bogart, Tulsa , Okla .; Jennifer Burk, Tucson, Ariz .; H o lly Coates, Birmingham , Ala .; Cathy Carlson Shaker Heights , Ohi o; M artha Cravens, Ann Warmack, Fort Smith, Ark .; Marcie Crownover, Texar·

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kana ; Suzanne Cross, Karen Krenz, Little Roc k , Ark .; Jani ce Fuller, Eules; Leslie Landrum, M cAllen ; Beth Mah affey, Springfield, M o.; Barbar2 M odert, Mt. Vernon, 111. ; Rosemary Storq-, Odessa.

T.xo. D.lta , Texa. Christian Unl rslty-S usan Ber· ser, H ouston; Ka t hy Crow, FI. Smith , Arlc .

Virginia C.lta , Old Dominion Unl ,.lty-January 1974 : Sally Hickernell, Annandale ; Ann Wev, K athy Hen son, Al exandria; Nancy Scharf, Lynette Babcock, Yorktown; Vi ckie Fletcher, Virginia Beach ; Debbie White

Wa.hlngton Alpha , Unl .... "ity of Wa.hlngton-Feb· ruary }, 1974 : Cheri Maillot, Bellevue April 4, 1974 : M arian Brown

Wa.hlngton '.ta , Wa.hington Stat. Un lv .rsitySt'ptember 1913 : Tra cie Cooper, Brmlerton ; Luanne Danaher, St J oh n ; Nancy Doane Cashmert; Jill Ferris , Walla Walla; Greer Gibson, Mt:lissa Lowry, pokane; Barbara Gillings, Snohomish; Sue Haase , Seattle ; Theresa Scott , Ellensburg ; Anita Thomas, Ephrata ; linda Tripp, Mt Vern on; Becki Weiher, La Grande.

W••t Virginia Alpha. W •• t Virginia Un l " ltyJanuary 27, 1974 : M arilyn D ahmer, New M artinsville; Jeri G rimm, Vienna; M ary Beth Mandi ch Parke rsburg ; M a.rianne Narick , M oundsville ; Amy Stalnaker, Charleston; K atherine Tuberose, Morgantown ; Lisa Zannoni, Grantsville.

W••t Virginia Gamma B.thany ColI.g.-February U, 19 74: Carol Bolles , Buffalo, N Y .; Ann Riesbeck, W oodsfield, Ohio; August ina Takashy, Edgartown , Mass.

Pi Beta Phi Initiates

These young women have bttn initiated into Pi Beta Phi chapters since September. 19n.

Alabama Alpha , Ilrmlnsham-Soulhern--Se ptember 5, 1973: Sherman Smith, Chattanooga , Tenn

February 24, 1974 : Kathryn Born, Rapid City. S.D . ; Alisson Brockman, Birmingham; Vanessa Hayden, Tarrant; uiser M ayo, Birmingham; Olynn Ohrtmann, Atlanta, Ga .; J an Pearso n, Talladega; Virginia Perkins, We tumpka; D enise Ri chmo nd , Marietta , Ga .; Elizabeth Wh ite, Tuscaloosa.

Alabama leta , Un iversity of Alobamo-- February 10 , 1974: Kay Goldschmid, Memphis ; Gretchen Ka ay, Miami Fl a.; Janey Campbell, Sylacauga, Al a.; L inda Longshore, Birmingham; Sally Cash, Hun tsvi lle ; Kar en M cCaffery, Birmingham j Sharo n Bougrand, Oak. Ridge, Tenn .; Sc:hanook, Grcm Bay, Wis.; Jeannie Galey, Huntsv i ll e; Susan Steiner, Bir· minghm ; Debbie Boswell, Memphis ; Jenny Burry ; Mary Lyle, Birmingham ; Linda M addox, Tuscaloosa; Kathy Selby, D anville, Ky .; Cathrine Howard, M obile; uah Wheeler, G rosse Pointe. Mich .; Beth Sprigg, Louisville, Ky.; Thull Buck, Birmingham ; and Judy Walers , Wheaton, Ill

Alabama Gamma , Aubum University- April , 1974 : Cheryl Bonds, Birmingham; Jamie Conn, Louisville, K y.; Carole Shuford, Scottsboro.

September 13 , 1973 : Daea Adams, Patricia Brown, Judy Stewart, Birmingham; Ma rga ret Bryan, Hun ts· ville; Rebecca Murphy, Columbia, Tenn

January 19, 19704: Bonnie Alsto n, Margaret W ood· ruff, H omewood; Beth Bell, Melissa Charhon, Leigh Fonnan, Pam Green , Karlenne Hager Brenda Kidd, Manha Robins , Pam Smith, Lois Sparks, Teresa Van· dergrift, Paula Wilson, Binningham; Ella Boyd, Pam Thomas, Mobile ; Sand.ra Cain, Bessemer; Karin Daniel, Columbus, Ind .; Jeanne Michelle Meagher, Huntsville ; Ann Hackney, Talladega; Da na Hunter, Memphis, Tenn.; Charlene Johns, Tampa, Fla .; Holly Mallison, Orlando, Fla.; Libby Mooney, Weogufka ; Mary Newton, St Petersburg, Fla ; Lindsay Osteen, Bangkok , Thailand ; Sharon Oswald, Cull. man; Mary Beth Rhyne, Lafayette, Ga.; Melin da Sawyer, Indialantic. Fla.; Margaret Schneider, Carol Seitz, Daytona Beach, Fla ; Marcia Sims, Tuscaloosa ; Ellen Templeton, Albertville; Sherri Vaughn, At. lanta, Ga.; Joan Wansley, Decatur, Ga.

Alberta Alpha , University of Alberto-- February 9, Marie Macyk , Thorhild; Bev Gray, Betly Hodkinson. Alison Wood, D.awn Zenik, Edmonton Novembe.r 16, 1973 : Dana And.reassen, Camrose ; Phyllis Medhurst, Edmonton February 8, 1974: Avery Ascher, Peggy Auh, Barbara Gibson , Sharon McCoy, Eniko Mendre, Lynne Reimer, Heather Stewart , Edm nton ; Maureen Simon, Calgary

Aritansas Alpha , Un iversity of AritansCt$- february 2, 1974 : Debbie Conrad, Fayetteville; Judy Cracraft, 111

Helena; Fran Craig, EI D orado; Kim Crank, Little Rock; Patty Culpepper, Monroe, La .; Deli a Drouet, Alexand ria, La .; Mary Ann Faulkner, Little Rock; Anna Grinle, Brinkley; Debbie H anna, Winnfield, La.; lane Hunt , Sp rin gdale; Karen Ken nedy, Fayette· ville; Suzi McCl ain, Texarkana, Texas ; Sharon Ma. guire, Faye ttevi lle ; Pam Massenburg, Germantown, Tenn .; Laurin Mastin , Ft Worth, Tex as; Ann Max· weU , Al ex an dria, La .; lan Maxwell , Nonh Little Rode; Vicki Moll, Camden; Ann Prue t, El D orado; lan Smith, Little Rock; Mary Stobaugh. little Rock; Jill Van Ert, H o uston, T exas; Susan Watts, Camden; A llison Wood, Dall as, Texas

Arkansas .eta , Un iversity of Arkansas at Little Ioc:k--Septembe r 22 , 1973: Sallie Hal e, Blytheville; Katie Campbell, Hel ena; Valerie W eaver, Little Rock. Februaty 3, 1974 : Jo Beauchamp, Helena; Dee Erwin, Nancy Fogle, J an Gibson, Sheri McDaniels, Patty Reaga n , Mary Russell, Manha Scherz, Pitty Swesey, Lissa Young, Little Rode: _

Callfomla Gamma. U S. C -March 2, 1974 : Janet Abrams, South P asadena; Les Cameron, Altadena ; Carolyn Coffey, Rancho Palos Verdes ; Ca.rol Crum, Robin Greenway, Vicky Wootten, Pal os Verdes Estates; D omi ni D o nl on, Carpenteria; D onna Du thie, D owney ; Kristy Friedricks, Sylmar; Jenni fer Ha nsen. Riverside; Mary McJllece, South Pasadena; Barbara H o rnbeck, Debbie Kilmer, Newport Beach; Lynn Keuenburg , San D iego; Debbie Krueger, Santa Ana; Sherry Lamoreaux, Kerry Welsh, Arcadia ; Linda Payne, San Marino; Debbie Pollard , Nonh H ollywood ; Diane Porter, Whittier ; Wynnell Roach. D al· las, To .; M artha Sc:hreibe:r, Camarillo; Melinda Soren. sen, Pasadena; Claudia Storm, Rolling H ills; Mary Suttie, Long Beach; Ka.ren Wair, Hacienda Heights ; Debbie Wheeler, Los Angeles .

California Delta , U C L A -February 9, 1974 : Cyn. thia Beeger, Kris Carlson, Atherton i Carlye Cordner, Ann Craddock, Los Angeles ; Cheryl Edwards, Ven· tura; D ottie Green, Alameda ; Sally Hazard, Menl o Park; lisa Henze , Danville ; Madeleine leafader, San Diega ; Susie Macleod, San Marin o; Mayea Conrad, Hayward ; Jane SchnuM, Orinda; D iane Talmage, P acific Palisades; Mj chelle Vessadini , La Canada; Debbie Webb, Palos Verdes Estates.

Callfom lo Eta . Un lv.rslty of California at Irvln..-January 26, 1974: Michele Ayers , Ellen Winucub, Palos Verdes Estates: Becky Bishop, Temple City; Elizabeth Brimmer, Kim Hughes, Diane Reed, Terri Thomp son, Corona Del Mar; Judy Carlson, Santa Ana ; Manh a Fiett, lynden Larson , Corte Madera ; Pam Forrester, Garden Grove; Gail Gill, Jann lin· coIn , Costa Mes a; Anita Guitron, Indio; Sue Harvey, Shennan Oaks; B«ky Hogue, Lisa Wieler, Downey; Kim Jarvis, Barban Whitney, Long Beach ; Amy Jolly,

Irvine ; Michaela Kelley, Cheri Rodetn, Newport Stach; Paui King. Torrance; Larson, Balboa Island; Dale McBride, Huntington Beach; Vicki Moir. La JoUa; Nancy Neil, Redlands; Amy Nelson, Los Angeles ; SuzanM Scheidt, Yorba Linda; 1.2url Schn.idl , Llano; B.rbara Simmons, ALhambra; Sally Steitz, Salinas; Kathi V ogley, Oakland; Sue West , Fountain Valley

Colorado Go""mo , Colo rado Stat. Unlverslty-October 26, 1973 : Margaret Gertje, Denver ; Sally Gibb. Lit · tieton; Haines, Northglenn

February 16, 1974: Connie Carlson, Dana Hansen, Northglenn; Corinna Chapman, Deborah Cutler, Linda Hackworth, Mary HUBins, Denver; Wynn Glotfelty, Coral Gables, Fla .; Marguerite Gray, Carolyn Urban, Colorado Springs ; Sidney Gray, Evergct'en ; Deborah Lewis, Tulsa, Ok.la.; McEwen , Fo rt mith, Ark .; Patricia Neuhaus , Houston , Tex ; Mary Taylor, Broomfield; Cynthia Thompson, Englewood; Diane Tritch, Estes Park .

Connecticut Alpha , Un ive rs ity of Conned lcut-Janu· ary 18, 1974 : Pamela Bowen, Stamford: Gold· berg, Nancy Williams , East Hartfo rd ; Cyndy Malkin , Northbrook, III .; Kimberly Page, Stafford Springs; Sally Parizek, West Willington ; Barbara Shakeshaft, Stonington

Georg ia Alpha , Un iversity of Gearg lo--October 14, 1973 : D ebra Sena , Rebecca Martin, Atlanta; Pamela Burke, Soperton; Cynthia Sh emchek, D alton; Elizabeth M.,k, Hickory Valley, Tenn . February 10 , 1974 : Deborah Carter, Atlanta ; Nancy Bird, Doraville ; Sheryl Culpepper, Columbus; Jennie Newton, Griffin; Mary Grothjahn, Athens ; Carole Bradley, Decatur; Alice Williams, Cordele; Priscilla Proctor, Statesboro; Peggy Malone, Framingham , Mass .; Anne Parks , Rancho Palos Verdes , Calif.; Janet Beazley, Columbia , S c.; Nela Turnage, Spartanburg, S.c.; Deborah Faraone, Jand: Sistrunk, Bur. lington, N C.; Sarah Graham , GremviJie, S c. February 27, 1974 ; Rebecca Handley, Fayetteville

illi no is lela- o.lla , Kno x CoUe" e--Stptember 28 , 1973: Martha Barstow, Galesburg; Sally Everett , In · dianapolis , Ind ; Robin Losito, Arlington Heights, Margaret Milks, Overland Park, K an

March 3, 1974 : Cathleen Coates, Englewood, Colo .; Louise Corkran, Dallas, Tex .; Mary Jo Dirkes , Hoffman Estates ; A my Eichengreen, H ig h land Parle ; Barbara Linden, Hinsdale ; Mihalovic, River Grove; Jan Wilcox, Wheaton; Silvana Yovanof, Countryside.

il li no is Ep .il on , Northwe stem Un lven lty-January 26, 1974 : Beth Abrams, Allentown, Pa .; Toya Almeida, Canton; Mimi Boston, Gainesville, Fla .; Stephanie Citerman, Jerich o, N .Y.; Julie Danis , Dayton , Obio; D iane Graese, Saddle River , N.).; Anne-Carol Haas, Skokie; Tracy Hanson, Lincoln, Neb . ; Karin Kasdin, Rochester N Y .; Ellen M OlW«z, OaJc Lawn ; Kristine Nielsen, Bethesda, Md .; Jan Rhodes, West St. Paul , Minn .; Karen Taylor, Oee:r6eld; Alice Tell , Pompton

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Plains, N J .; Cathaine Whitten, Evanston ; Karen Lee, Metuchm , N J.

illino is Zeta, University of Illi nois-March }O, 1974 : Linda Aeschliman, Wheaton ; Ann Bartolotta , Nan Carney , Glenview; lane Boyer, Dwight ; Julie Bruns. Camp Point; Marge Cich on, Pal os Hts .; Manha Cruun, Champaign; Sue Oee:ge, Wy oming; Nancy DeWaele, Dundee ; Dee Dee Diedri ch , Hinsdale ; Carol Dipper Decatur ; Judy Dustin, Gal va; Jayne Enslin, Flossmoor; Ilene Galassi , Frankfort; Cindy H anno n, Naperville; Mary Hewitt, Valerie Miller, Urbana; Mary Beth Jaco bson, River Forest; Jan Jones, M o unt Prospect ; Sue Kelly. Evergreen Park ; Mary Ann Kiley , Olympia Fields ; Candy Killam , Susan Lukeman , Jacksonville ; Nan cy Li ckerman , Columbus, Ind ; Nancy Lohuis, Park Ridge ; Cheron Miller, Peggy Schafer, laGrange:; Laurie Mitchell, Ellyn; Lee Ann Saladino, Roscoe ; Nancy Searls, Plainfie1d ; Kim Snyder, Northfield ; Sue Anne Sullivan, Roc kford; Susan Wilco x , Springfield .

III lno l. Eta , Milli ki n Un iversity-February 16, 19 74: Barb Allen, Collinsville; Pam Andriano, Palatine; Casey Busch , Hinsdale ; Carol Cahill , D«atur; K ate Claus, Thorto n ; Janis Higgins , Monmouth; Marilyn uffelman , Sublette; Amy N o rthrup , Peoria : Diane Pirtle, Jerseyville; Jean Smelts, Cincinnati, Ohio; Lila Ross, Shelbyville; and Sue Varde, Palatine March 30. 1974 : Gina Varder, Chen oa

Iliino l. Thela , lradley Un ivers ity- February 17 , 19 74: Cathy Barber, Oak Park; Maureen Drew , Diane Yerby. Peoria; Jani ce Daw son, Lake Bluff ; Kathy Fickensc her, Wheato n ; Judy G o rman , Syracuse, N.Y ; Susan Kaplan, Lin co lnwood; Kim Kreis, Midlothian ; Va! Larsen, Sycamore; Patti Ling Dallas, Tex ; Rose· mary Mitovich, Stamford, Conn .; Cheri Pau l , Des Plaines; Lois Pellegrino , Central blip, N Y .: Wanda Podgorski, Northbrook; Judy Slifko, Cleveland, Ohio

illi no is lo'a, Illinois Sta' e Un ive rsity-January 19 , 1974: Barbara Bloomquist, Paxto n; Cheri BrueUmann, Mt Zion ; Theresa FiW. Des Plaines; Collem Fitzgerald , Manhattan; Ann Harshman. Sullivan ; Barbara IGttler, Princeton; Christine K o rn , Tinley Park; Deborah Lincoln, Woodridge ; Linda linman, Normal ; Kathy Schmidt, Linda Dean , le:5lie Hoener, Carol Jacobus Louisa Redard, Peoria; Paula Wells. Macon; Joy Vand oske, Worth; Donna Ashbaugh, Park Forest; Pamela Bazos, Elgin; Carolin Barth , Minonk; Eliza · beth DeHaven, Lake Bluff; Sandra Salz, Streator; Laura Augspurger, Margaret dark. Dorothy Feicke, Bloom ington; Krista Barlow , Antioch; D o nna Peak, Park Ridge; Gail Travis, Decatur; Jeannie Webster, Colchester; Cathy Williams , Basco.

Ind iana Alp ha. Fra nkli n Co Ueg..--February 17, 1974: Debra Adnson, New Carlisle ; Julie Dygert , Elkhart ; Jean Everett, Ddiance, Ohio; Paula Fergason, Ruth Ha ymaka, Janet H olmes, Nancy Williams, Fnnklin; Kathlren H aynes, Pauta Ziesler, Indianapolis; Re· becca James , Rushville ; Connie laManna , Whippany, N.J.; Miche le Omahana Des Plaines, 111 .; Sara Po well,

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Dix Hills, N.Y.; Cindy Story, Terri Zuffa, Hammond; Jennifer Voyles, Co lumbus; Nancy Yoder, Mishawaka

Indiana Gamma , lutl., Unlnrslty- Nov. 17, 1973: K athy Collins, Indianapolis; and Terry Ketterman , Indianapolis.

Feb 17, 1974: Susan Dance, South Bend; Terry Drollinger, Seymour; Lydia Elliott, Indianapolis ; Terilyn Farmer, Marion ; Margaret Harm , D ecatur, 111.; Barbara Lah r, Delph i; Debra Linn , Crawfordsville; Judith M asters, Logansport; Mary Jo Moldraski, Hammond; Laurie M oore, Hin sda le, III .; Susan Onofrey, India napolis; Juli e Poteete, Oticago, IlL ; Jane Lisa Rogliano, Bronxville, N.Y.; C. Casey Schmitz, Kenosha, Wis .; Susan Sexson, Indianapolis ; Julie W eldon, Chicago, III .; and Shari Wilson , Stamford, Conn.

Indiana D.lla , PUrdll. Unlv.rslty-January 24,1974:: JoAnn Cuthbert son.

Indiana Epillon , DePauw Unl rslty-February 23. 1974: Susann Ball, Fort Wayne; Wendy Baptist , Northbrook, III.; Eli zabeth Cae, Phoenix, Ariz .; Mary Jean Corne li us, Patricia Lasley , S1. Louis , M o.; Beverly D ow ns , Lafayette, Calif.; Elizabeth Dukes, Ft. lauderdale, Fla.; Josdina Durin, Cedar Rapids, Iowa ; Debbie Fritz , Hinsdale, 111.; Lori Lee Laughter, Dayton, Ohio; Lynn Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.; Janet Murphy , Kirkwood , Mo.; Diana Newsom, Col umbus; Gail Nutter, Pomp ano Beach, Fla.; Elizabeth Ogilvie, Chi cago, Ill .; Virginia Roberts, DeKalb, 111. ; Rebecca Shedd, Brazil; Josephine Simonds, Winter Park, Fla ; Jane Stewart, Quincy, 111.; Barbara Tayl or, Long Grove, III.

Indlona leta , loll Stat. 13 1973 : Sheila Kinnane, Hammond; Nancy Harrold, W abash; Rose Patterson, W olcottville; Pat Thompson, laPorte; Nancy Jaynes, Susan Short, Indi anapolis; Susan Ankenbruck, Marion.

March 30. 1974: Carol Hatton Teresa Ankenbruck, Laurie Bergdoll, Marion; Lori Wrigh t, Stephanie Miles , Indianapolis; Mazy Keeler, Jacquelyn Ogle, Carmel; Ali ce Blaser. Gwyn Gilkison, Teresa Thames , Marj ori Troutner, Muncie; Phyllis Isbell, Anderson; Kathy Kennedy, Jeffersonville; Rita Mason. Walton; Ann Miller, Seymour; Linda Slasuraitis, Highland ; Joni Theobald, St. Paul; Nancy Wells, Peru.

Iowa Gamma , Iowa Stat. Un l.... rslty-N ovember 30, 1973; ntb Neilson, Humboldt; Sherry Probasco, Sioux City; Melanie Steensland, Huxley; Theresa Tiernan, Des Moines; Donna Yurdin, Springfield , III

Iowa I.ta, Unl ,..lty of '. 1973 : Cindy Alcorn, Melissa Bergeson, Janet Cosgrove, Jule Grulich , Barb Grant, Kyle Hunter, Linda Johnston , Jody Krier, Deb Meade, Sara Rohde, JuJie Ross, Jan Saierd , Nancy Shqlly, Deb Smith, Kathy Tennant, Loise Yonan

K.ntucky Alpha , Unlv.rsity of Loullvill e--October 8 , 1973: Margie Alwes , Louisville.

February 10, 1974: Nancy Ade, Debbie Dalton, D onna D ickerson, Jan Hawley, Alanda Kennedy. Karen Leibelt, Janaye Mullen, Nonny Peterson, Gwen Micou , Louisville ; D onna Board, Hartfo rd ; Janice Jones , New Albany, Ind

Kentllcky I.ta , Unl nlty of K.ntucky-January 16, 1974 : Lisa Allnut , Covington ; Janel D owning, Jeanette Fran cis, Lexington; Patrice Hall, Nicholasville; Beth Hanna, Sherry LaMaster, Lexington; Lee Owen, Nashville, Tenn .; Karen Robertson, Owensboro

Loul.lana Alpha, N.wcomb ColI.g..--January 27. 1974: Mina Eagan, Susan Hemard, Charlotte Waguespack, New Orleans; Grace Agresti , Ocean, N J .; Lisa Barkley, Pearsall, Tex .; Karen Bishoff, Bexley, Ohi o; Becky Brock, Rossvi lle, Ga.; Susie Brown , Kansas City, Mo .; Catherine Chisolm, Lookout M ountai n , Tenn.; Helen deButts, Richmond , Va .; Kaki Ferri s, H arlingen, Tex .; Kate Lardner, Davenport, Iowa; Kathryn Miller Savannah, Ga .; Mari on Mitchell, Winnetka , III ; Diana Northington, Midland , Tex .; Lisa Pressley, San Antonio, Tex ; Janise Schrader, Dallas , Tex.; Owene Weber, Greencove Springs, Fla . ; Diane Williams, D ouglas, Ariz .

Loul. lona I.ta, LOlll.lana Stat. University-March 9, 1974: ussy Aucoin, Stephanie LaHaye, Dtnise Landreneau, Eunice; Connie Bousquet, Susie Crouere, Geri Manning, Molly M oss , New Orleans; Deba Briede, Marcia Culley , Jan Wittcamp , M etai rie; Mary Lee Bringaze, Sally Walker, Houma; Tri cia Chapma n, Pattie Crane, Carol Cranor, J ulie Watkins, Leta Wil. Iiams , Shreveport; Leslie Cordell, Claire Dismukes, Bess Huidry, Marguerite Mouton, Kim Olson, Frankie Zink, Lafayette; Donna Faul k, Kaplan; Marla Hym e l, Ann Savoia, D onalds onville; Margot Liebetrau, Monroe; Peggy M cNutt, Dawn Motsinger, Vicki Neff, Lib Turner, Baton Rouge; Claire Nash, Opelousas; Sandra Pontiff. Franklin; Patricia Preis, New-elton; Colette Clark, Sherrie Ernest, Houston, Tex . ; Robin Coates, Little Rock, Ark.; Christy Jennings, Edmond , Okla ; Emelia Whitman. Memphis, Tenn.

Manitoba Alpha, Unl rsity of January 6, 1974 :Jill Bentley-Walls, Lori Edelson, Cheryl Essex, Susan Gagne. Diane Gill, Otery l James. Joy MacDonald, Terry MacDonald , Syd McDonald, Jane McIssac, Brenda Stephens, Donna Trus

Maryland I.to , Unl rslty of Maryland-September is. 1973: Gretchen Beaton, Palos Verdes Peninsula, Calif ; Karen Brown, P otomac; Ma ry Lou Causway, Olney; Jodi M agennis , Silver Spring.

January 20 , 1974: Jacquelyn Absher, Camp Sptings ; Jill Bergemann, Greenbelt; Sand, Bessette, Sharon Engberg, Salisbury; Cathy Connors, College Park; Pat Grandle-, Bellevue, Wash ; Cathy Johnson, Beltsville ; Josie Wilson, Kensington.

Maliachu •• HI Alpha, 10110n Unl rsity-January 26, 1974 : Janice Cote, Holyoke; Mary O ' Neil , New Orleans, La ; Otristine VanDeVelde, Sterling, III. , .

Mich igan Alpha , Hillsda l. College---Frbruary 23. 1974 : Dd>orah H ance, Rebecca Schmidt. Birmingham ; Anne H eck, Findlay, Ohio; Claudia Isenhour. Kentwood; D eborah J ohnson , Cransto n, R.I .; Jud it h King. Perrysbury , Ohio ; Karen K i raly. Parma Heights, Ohi o; Susan LaMont, Joanne Mearsheimer, TactT Sherblom , Croton-on-Hudson, N Y .; C1audi. Ment on. farmington; M Allyson M.isevich. Rockford, III :; Linda Oehlschlagcr, Pittsburgh Pa.; Kalhy Parrish, Saginaw; Penel o pe Proct o r , Rochester; Sharon Sluka, Ter· race Park, Ohio; Sara Spence, Hartland, Wi s.; Elizabeth Thorne, Elkhart, I nd .; Amy Vogt, Sturgis; Barbara Witt, H otTman Estates, JlI.

Mlnn. soto Alpho , Un lve nily of Mlnn.s ot o--Octobtr 21, 1973: Barban Andenon, Minneapolis ; Deborah McBeath , St Paul ; Jill Larson , Mary Jeanne leviu, Susan O ' Brien , Nora Wingtrt , Edina February 3, 1974 : Patricia l.a.rson , Wtndy Wildung , Luvtrnt ; Jant Hartley, Evdtth; lee Maynard, Hutchinson; Louist Kostt , Auro ra ; JoAnn Magnuson , Min · nttonka ; Talla Skogmo, Ann Stewart , Bl oo mington; Nancy Map It , Excelsior ; Ja cquelyn Borgendale, Mi n· neapolis; Diane Ho upt, Mary ]ngebrand, Amy Kul · ler, IXth Larimore, St. Paul; Cynthia Kieffer, Beth Laiderman, St. Louis Park; Robin Campbell, Nancy Fitdler, Jacqutlyn Nichols, D iane Soe, Edina .

Mich igan leta Un lve" lty of Mlc hlga_Aprii 8, 1973 : Sharon Belle And rews, Kat h lte n H ildur M aktl· ski, J ane Alison M oshtr, Carol A nn Sttwart. An n A rbor; Wendy Katherine Barwick, Suun Alison W ood, Birmingham ; Sydney Jean Peterhans, Ca ro; Wanda Rose Kent , Grand Rapids ; Janice Carolyn Pinkham, Kalamn oo; Linda Sue Mon roe ; Ellen Jtan Shoemaker, Mt. Clemtns ; Germaine Blayney, Sandra Lea Henning , Elena Pleskaa , Maria Elisbeth Plesicacz, Royal Oak; Robin Gail Buenther, Taylor ; Catherine Ann Nelson . Warren . Septembe, 17, 19n : Mary Ann Spagnola, Benld,III .; Nancy Emily Trinka , Canton , Ohio; Laurie Lynn Gil lingham , Caro; Ruth Marie Edeer, Flushing ; Cheryl Ann Povlid::, Grand Blanc.

Mlll lnl pp i Alp ha. Un lvenity of South em MIIII .. ipp i --October 13, 1973 : lina Allen, Bassfield ; Pat Murphrer, Columbia; Rita Smith, Morto n ; Barbara Anderson , Ellisville ; Bonnie Sheppard , Pasag o ula ; D iane Brewer, Richmond, Va

February 2, 1974 : Martha Melton, Susan Farnsworth , McComb; Linda Bounds, Candace Cook , Mir iam Morris , Carolrn Morris, Debbie Andenen , Peggy Punessen, Becky McMahan , Hattiesburg; Bunny Bane, Brookhaven ; Gail Moliere, Cindy Risley , Gulfport ; Betsy D rury, Pass Christian; Leslie Mo rreale. Long Beach; Jane Perkinson, Ellisville; Kathryn Gale, M o bi le, Ala .; Zoe Marty , Casper, Wy o.; Lisa Stubbs, Houston, Tex .; Sue Wiygul, Umatilla, Fla

Mininl pp l "la , Uni venil y of Miulul pp t--Oct ober II, 1973 : Vicki Reitan o, Patti Sandridge, Memphi s, Tenn .; Betty Whitaker, Susan Sissell , February !, 1974 : Karen Anderson , Defuniak Springs, Fla .; Beverly Barnes , Columbia ; Elise Beckett Washington , D C. ; Marjie Breland , Brookhaven ; Jen ·

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nifer Buckenburger, Munster, Ind ; Helen Claiborne, Anch orage, Ky ; Claire Cobb, Dallas. Tex .; Kitzi Colbert, Tupelo ; Jan Craddock, Halls, Tenn .; Patty Denny, June Woodbridge, Jackson ; Debbie Dobbs, Laurie Simmons, Memphis, Tenn .; Cathy Filson , La · Grange, III.; Marijean Herring, Canton ; Jane H olmes, Nancy Pegram, Tunica; Rollin Jones, Huntsville, Ala .; Nancy Martin , Sandy Tice, Nashville, Tenn .; Mari Martinez, Arecibo, Puerto Rico ; Lyn Newcomb, Jennye Wilson , Osceola , Ark . ; Rt'becca Richard so n, Bowling Green, Ky .; Gail Rose, Shelby ; Bridget Schmitz, New Orleans, La .; Janet Smith, Carthage; Elaine Starnes, Southhavenj Katherine Williams, Springfield, Tenn

Ml n ourl Alpha , Un lve nl ty of Mluou, I---February 16, 1974 : Julie I ndependence; Sue Arter, Galva, 111. ; Karen Black, Sikeston; Donna Blattner, Barb Hirt, Stephanie Lond off, Barb Snyder, SI. Lo uis; Jo Chapin, Tammy Taylor, Ointon; Uris Cot, Sherry Patto n , Carollton; Caro lyn Collins. Warsonr oads; Paula Courter, Andrea D alton , Laura N o ren, Amy Walz, Jeffers o n City; Barbara EW olt , Staci Light , Joan Moody, Kansas City; Nancy Halfery, Smithville ; Mary Jane Hughes, Joplin; Rebecca. Jeans , Leaw ood, Kan .; Beth Kiely, Spring6eld ; Kristen Livergood , Decatur, 111. ; Kathy Moore, Jo Tussing. Des Peres ; Karen Rud o lph , Sharon Rudolph , Savannah ; Caro l Schleiffarth Kirkwood ; Sara Schlievart, Des Moines, I owa; Sara Senter, Missi o n, Kan

Mill ouri aeta , Wash ington Univenlty- I1ene Barondes, Baldwin, N.Y ; RoseHa Arrigo, St. Louis; Barbara Kessler, Freq>Ort, N.Y . ; M o nica Siegel, East Chester, N Y .; Kathy Robbin s, St. l ouis. Affiliated Paige Dashner, Dupa, 111.. from Illin ois Eta

March 8, 1974 : Bush , Nancy Made, Nanci Meytes, St. Louis; Susan Harris, Olympia Fields, ]11 ; Stacey Schlein, Franklin Lakes, N J.; Marcea Wolf New York, N Y

Montana Alpha Un ive rsity of Mantan o--February I) , 1974 : Ellen Barnhart , Cas""', Wyo ; Jo Ann. DiBenedelto, P ortland, Ore .; Rita Etchm , Glasgo w; Cynthia Gligorea., Sheridan , Wyo.; Wendy Heaclapobl, Helena ; Robin Jamar, Duluth, Minn .; Sandra Krause, Minneapolis , Minn .; Deborah lick, Ed i na. Minn ,

Nevada Alpha Un lve nlty of Ne vada--Jady Cummings , Cindy Fairman, Jackie Frost, Carole Getto, Susan Hahn , Debbie Mills , Kim O'Neil , Mary Pierson, Lynn Robertson, Karen Swanson, Kathy SWinson, Mimi Tremain , Ellen Walker, Shlron Willey.

New M lco Alpha , Un lven lly of New M lco-September 9, 1973 : Kathy Davis, Ma.rion U ' Ren, Celia Knight, Jeanne Jessen, Cindy Burnham , Albuquerque ; Gretchen Seelinger, Aztec

February 17, 1974 : Katy Haines , Clovis; Cathy Riccobene, Jul ie Johnson , Helen Harbert, San D aushtery, Susan Scholtz, Nancy Storrs, Sally Smith, Albuquerque ; Debbie Besgrove, Chicago, Ill.; Christy Willibrand , St Louis, Mo.; Beverly Gase, Santi Fe ; Eileen Sullivan , Pasco, Walsh; Judy McGuinn, La Junta, Colo.

N.w York Alpha , S acu •• Un lv.rslty-January 16, 1974: Joan Bernardini, Camillus; Susan Rudolph, Pa

New York Gamma , SI. lawrence University- February 9, 1974 : Deborah Kerr, Rye; Barbara Kirk , Ithaca : Nancy Latta , Unadilla

North Carolina I.to , Duk. Un iversity- April 17, 1973 : Patty Rochester, N .Y.; Pam Bechtel , Baltimore , Md .; J oan Blick, West Har tfo rd , Conn .; D ebbie Brand, H o uston, Bev Brown, Franklin Lakes, N .].; Cleo Burtis. Glen Ellyn. IlL ; Cathy Cox. Cindy Sprague. Dall as , Crabtree, Yonkers, N Y ; Nancy D insmore, Md ; Laura Dixon , Boxford, M ass .; Page Gardner, Ginge-r RoettFort Lauderdale, Fla ; Patty Gerber, Fo rt Washinglon, Pa. ; Susie Ha.rding, W orthington, Ohio; Libby Hen drix, Gladwyne, Pa ; Leora H orton, M ount Ster ling, K y ; Liz Kern, Va.; P eggy Lindsey, Washington , Ga .; Jane McCall , Columbia . S.c. : Buffy Shelton Montgomery, San Antonio, Courtney Murchison , W ashingt on, D C.; Ru th Odinetz, Oxon Hill , Md .; Salisbury, Winston-Salem; Janet Sch iewetz, Kettering, Ohio; Margo Soule , Oklahoma City, Okla .; Jodee Sparkman , New Brunswick, N.]. ; Marty Trover, Mad isonville, K y ; Jan Ph oe nix, Ariz ; Jan Wells, Ivy Land, Pa ; Meme 'While, Coral G ables, Fla ; Sue Zelle, Tequesta, Fla Septe mber 27,1973 : Barbara Eisenhardt , Ann Ar bor, Mich

North Dakota Alpha, Un iversi ty of North Dakota-January 12, 1974: Barbara Bang, Newton, Iowa ; Jan Browns Valley, M inn ; D onna H artman , Lake; Sarita M ack, Dickonson ; Janet Lee, Calhy Miller, Carrington; P atsy Pyle, Elizabeth Samson , Madonna Zhorela, Grand Fo rks; M arcia Badsteen , Riverdale ; D iede-, Jane Ferguson , Sue Fa rg o; Patty Kalil , Linda Knutson, Williston; Colleen K ing, Arthur ; Lois Valium, Burch , Winnipeg, Manitoba; Hendrum, Minn

No va Scotia Alpha, Dalhou .le Univers ity-Janu a ry 1973 : Lynn Hurst, Rosalind Jam6, Cherie Kennedy, Donna Mc1nnis , and Carolyn Moi.r

January 23 , 1974 : George, D arlene Lowe, M offatt, and Margo t Nugent.

Ohio Alpha , Oh io 29 , 19 73: Marth. Sofyanos , Curtis , Jill Dodson, Ralls, Gwyneth Francis , Barbara IGlbane, Lelakus, Susan Lynch, Susan Ri chards , Robin Roc khold .

Oh io Alpha . Oh io Un lv.rslty-November 29 , 1973 : Rita Diely , Lori D ow ley, Mary Flannaga n Gnd y G odfrey , Nancy Kramer, Matthews , Lisa Mundew , Conn ie Ndf, K.ris Poeni sc h, Ondy Rarey, Beth Columbus ; Kann Firestone, Talmadge ; G a n _ non, Chatham, N ).; Sand i Hull , Susie WhttJer, T o ledo; Kath y Josl i n, Butler, Pa ; Lori Li nk, Col d· Jan et Po rter, Am.nda Y oung , Akro n ; Neysa Rosa ri o, Elyria

Oh io D.lta , Ohio W•• leyan--Febru ary 3, 1974 : Mary Aliperti, Hal esite, N Y ; Ann Huntington , W.Va . ; Debra Bossart , Forty Fort, Pa . ; Mary Arlington, Va ; Susan Honold, N orth Canton ; Beth Ke lling, Wheaton , Ill; Vicki Mav is, Granville; Tina Nees, Sally Ry an, Fair6e-ld, Conn .; Jill Snively, North Canton; Lisa West Hartford, Conn . ; Judy Williams , Columbus .

Oh io Ep.llon , Univers it y of 2, 1973 : Nancy Elliot, Toledo

Ohio Zeta Miami Univer.ity-A pril 6, 1973 : Barb Lalimer.

October 17 , 19n: Cindy Carbeau, Ellwood City, Pa . 24 , 1974 : Jayne Bennett, Ahon ; DianneBettinger, Kl dne, Sylvania ; Sarah Black, Mar ion; Linda Ford, Vermilion; Gauos, H arvard, Mass ; Je-nny Gwyn, Springfield; Jill Kirw an, Northbrook, Ill ; Amy lockhart, South lknd, Ind.; Sarah M cMaster, West Har tford, Conn . ; Barb Worthington ; C. Bonnie Pearson, Parma Heights ; Barbara Roop. Memphis, Tenn. ; Molly McNamua, Jenny Price, Kyle Schmalz, Susan Schneider, Columbus; Janet Walker, Cincinnati ; Amy Weil , Beachwood ; Susan Whitney , Manhassett, N .Y .; W a llins, Newark; Gayle Hrabak , South Euclid

Oklahoma Alpha Unlv.rsity of Oklahoma-January 20, 1974 : Mi ssy Bonar, Ad a; Tracie Ardmore ; Janet Gibson, Edmond; Ja mie Cox , Enid; Ann e Rogers, Fort Sill; Ki tty Moffit, Holdenville ; Nancy An tone ll i, Debbie Dix on, M elissa M assad, Lawton ; Vicki Ammerman , Miami ; Susie Guthrq, Midwest City ; Batcs, Sherri Sayre , Nonnan; Moy , D odo Smith, Elle-n Stafford , Kath y Taylor, Robi Whitnah , Oklahoma City; Vicki Neal , Seminole; Sharon Godwin , Mary Tulsa; Sally Kohlbrand, Thousand Oaks, Calif. ; Dusty Dcan, Park Forcst, III ; Rabbi Spector, Prairie- Village, Kan .; Michelle Guier , Dent on, Tex ; Kathy Ritts, Shaleen Smith, Ft Worth, Ta. ; O lney, Tex .; Dobbs, Alexandri a, Va.

Oklahoma leta , Oklahoma Stat. Un lv erslty-Se ptember 16, 1973 : Nancy Bridges, Bartlesville ; Penny Vaughn, Hobart; Louise Johns on, Nancy Marshall, Vicki McDonald, Oklahoma City ; Dorsa Self, Putnam City ; Connie M oss, Sand Springs ; Susan Simank, StillCinky Cooper, Horkey, Williams, Tulsa; Leigh Vandgrift , Omaha , Neb February 16 , 1974 : Miriam Alcott , Susan Elli ot, Broken Arrow ; Lucia Miller, Buffalo ; Shari Price, Duncan ; Marsha Arnold , Sarah Buvinger, Coni Cummins , Mary Meibergtn , Enid; Pam Ann Washingt on , Henryetta ; Kim Kingfisher ; lisa Wiggins, Musk oB« ; Ferguso n, Pam Maen, Lu Ann Stalcup , Lindy Stanley , Oklahoma City ; Drake, Jamie Wcst, Ponca City; Sally Ihrig, Sand Springs; Leslie Atkins, ){aud ie Broach, Kay Welch , Tulsa ; Morrison , Sally Schultz, Scott 'Thom as, Cindy Trip p, Linda Cron in , Laurencrville-, New Jersey ; J a n Dupuy , Fai.rf ax, V i rgi ni a; Sara h Mi a mi , Texas

Ontario Alpha, Unlveni ty of Toron to--Fall, 1973 : Suzanne Brandon , Toronto.

January 19, 1974: Margaret Kerr. Debbie Goodings. Sara C larke, Sheila Gordan. Toronto; Peggy Ann Lyons, Weston; Janice Long, Scarborough.

On t ar io lI .to , Unlv.nity of W••te m Onta rlo--Janu· ary 21, 1974: Libby Craig, Galt; Jane Sorenson, Anne Poupore, Wendy Newton , Toronto; Sue uavitt, Mississauga; Mary Ellen Olton , Manueal; Linda Darling, Sudbu.ty; Adelene Waikil. St. uthecines

Oregon Alpha Unlve nlt y of ONgo n--October 24, 1973: Jaanie Bayless, Portland; Debbie Davis, Oregon City; D enise Hatfield, Halsey; Laurie Kuwaha ra, Vale; Janet L ively. Saratoga, Ca lif.; Paula McWilliams, Wendy M eyer, take Oswego; Shirley Steyskal. Malin

Oregon • • to , Oregon Stat. Un /vers lfy- February 2, 1974: Patti James, joanie Gloden, Portland; Leslie Grader, Jeri Parker, Albany; Sari R2ttner, Susan Gardne r , Gail Kelle r, Roseburg ; Denise Canning, Tigard ; Joan Lillegard, Stacy Mclaughlin, Hillsboro; Suzanne D orsey, Corvallis; Debbie Hove n, Salem October 20, 1973: Gail Fugate, Sue Mercer, Erin Pettyg rove. Port land; Cathie Brending, Gladstone; Kim M ootry. Salem; Susan Frantz, Go ld H i ll

Oregon Gamma , WlIlamette Univers ity-February, 1974: K aaren Ande rson, Tacoma, W ash.; Lisa Anderso n, Seattle, Wash ; Linda Bishop , Walla Walla, Wash.; M arian Cobb, Allentown, Pa.; Peggy Doyle, Coquille; Cheryl Flegel , Sue Gamble, Carla Herral l, Portland; Laura Hoff, Tacoma , Wash .; Ginny Howel l, Oakland; Susie Mitchell, Palos Verdes Peninsul a, Ca l if.; Diane Osborne, Eureka, Calif.; Linda Penny, Laguna Beach , Calif.; Rhonda R inne, lkIlingharn, Wash.; Mary Se lover, Billings, M ontana : Suzanne Stewart, Paci6c Palisades, Calif.; Gail Winterschied, Mercer Island, Wash.; Kathy Yocom, Salem.

Oregon Delta , Portland State Un l n ity-January 6, 1974: Marilyn Timmons, Portland

January 20, 1974 : Kathy Beck, Ann Comely, Kathy Kraushaar, Patti Ryan, Portland; Sandra Swan , Kathy Jenks, M ilwaukee.

May 6, 1973: Sara Mactamahan, Portland

Pennsyl anla Gamma Dick in son Colle g..--Decembtr 13 , 1973; Nancy Bachman, Bristol, Tenn . ; Leslie Bachus, Seattle, Wash.; Jenny Hodnet, D ahlgren, Va .: Leslie Huston, Pittsburgh; Sue Espenship, Norristown ; Marjorie Mayle, Washington, D C.

Penn sylvan ia Epsilon , Penn l yl...an ia Stat. Un lvers ltyJanuary 24, 1974: Penelope Wolf, Wethersfield, Conn; Rosemary Fahey. Lafayette Hill; Michele Lire, Martin's Creek; Debra Almony, Moscow; Betty Bechtel, Sunbury; Susan Franz, Pittsburgh ; Debra Getsin, Philadelphia; Julie Hembrod:, AJlison Park : Dottie Olshefskie, Norristown ; Dori Yastishok , Frack· ville

South Dakota Alpha, Unlv.rslty of South Dahto-

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September 21, 1973: Paula Andersen, Parlcer ; Ann Bechtold, Sioux Falls; Pat Clement, St. Laurence; Jackie Searl, Humboldt; Marlyce Eisiand, Debbie Hedlund, Sioux Falls . February 2, 1974: Nancy Cimpl, Nancy Klimisch, Meg Beilby, Yankton; Susan Nielsen, Marcus, Iowa; Nancy ParLiman, Nancy Patterson, Lisa Lewis, Patti Pedersen , Ginger Mehlhaff, Sioux Falls ; Kim Wallior, Aberdeen ; Melissa Adams, lake City, Iowa; Gail Goodrich , Liz Jadcson, Pierre; Susan Jepsen, Meckling; Deb Moore, Colorado Spriogs, Colo.; Gisel Nachtigal , Platte; Debbie Nelsen. Council Bluffs, Iowa; Joy Wetlborg, D ell Rapids

T.nn.... e aeta . Vand.rbllt Un l.... rsl ty-February 17, 1974: Susie Bartho lomew, K ingsport: lkth Belasco, Atlanta, Ga. ; Jane Hanes, Winston-Salem, N C. ; Katey Herrington, Bad Axe, Mich.; Jan Jordan, Baton Rouge, La ; Anne Julian, Indianapolis, Ind. ; Linda Rogers, Coral Gables, Fla ; Mary Rossiter, Summit, N .).; lkthany Smith , Memphis; Jill Strathman , St. Louise, M o ; Joan Stumpf. Rye, N Y.; Susan Weyrach, Sewidkley, Pa

T nne ee Gam ma Un ive rsi ty of T nn e .--Qctohe r 21, 1973: Becky Dunn, D allas, Tex.; Amy Heckman, Nas h ville.

January 27, 1974 : Susan Anderson, Miami, Fla.; Linda Jo Cook, Chattanooga; Patty Petrone, Cindy Whitson, Nashville; Kathy Richardson, K noxville

Tenne.... Delta, M.mph l. State Un iversity-June 12, 1973: Kathy Salter, Margie Walker, Memphis; lktsy Cherry, Nashville; Robbye Davenport, Clarksville: Amy Overton, Columbia; Elizabeth Cox, Fort Smith, Ark.

February 10, 1974 : Sherrie Kaufman, Litt le Roel" Arlc.; Kathie Teas, Nashville; Mam Larson, Knoxville; Alice Allgood, Nancy Bigger, Robin Dixon, Cathy Ferraris , Lynda Goff, Debbi Jo Jacobson, Marcie Morrell, Suda Ware, Memphis.

Tu a s aeta, Sovthem M.thod llt Un lvenlty-D«emher 2, 1973: Lynn Bridwell, EI Paso ; Lisa Budke, St. Louis, Mo ; Susan Gibbons, Melissa Northcutt , Linda Perry, D allas; Patricia G rant, Lee Williams , Phoenix , Ariz.; Margaret Hays, Godfrey, 111.; Pamela P l umer, Tu lsa, Okla.; Virginia Poe, Houston; Ke ll y Robinson, Oklahoma City, Okla . ; Jill Snedik:er, Garden City, N.Y ; Penelope Tower, Washington. D C.

Texa s Gamma , Texas Tech Un i rs lty-March 2, 1974: Jo Iktb Barrett Lubbock; Terri Bartlett, Rich· ardson; Phyllis Bean. Kilgore; Janna Bleiker, Roswell, N.M .; Crissy Bondurant, Arlington; Ann Boswell, Houston; Eunice Bratton , Fort Worth; Joanne Burger, Pampa ; Leanne Chesshir, Amarillo; Alice Cleveland, Bedfo rd; Teddi Crager, Canyon; D iana Delp, Fort Worth ; Brenda Formby, He reford ; Judy Frye, Burkburnett; Beth Godley , Lubbock ; Sherry Haar, Panhandle; Gwen Hamilton, Lubbock; Debbie Halloon , H o ust o n ; Kyle Hewitt, Midland ; Marilyn Hill , Dallas ; Mary Gail Holland , Fort Stoc kton; Sally H olt , Amarill o ; Tina IDee , Kathy J o hnson, H o ust o n; Karen Kite,

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Austin; kigh Leslie, lubbock; Ora Lewis, Buffalo ; Carol McClendon, Amarillo ; Moor, Beaumont; Lou Midland; Sally Perkins, Plai nview; Janet Rhea , Amarillo ; Ginger Rogers, Colman ; Brenda Shambeck, Lubbock; Mimi Shaw, Houston; Mary Grace Swanson, Wichita Falls ; Sherron Tinney, Denver, Colo .; Suzanne Voltz, Taarkana ; Joni Wells, Midland; Linda Wiley, Aledo .

Texa. Delta , Texa. Christ ian Un lvers lty-O ctober 14, 1973 : Teresa Dameron, Mid land; Nora Kluscar, St Paul , Minn .; Lisa Linnenbe rg , Candy Moore, Houston ; Becky Bug1y, Wichita Palls; Shirley T r imble, Corpus Christi.

Virg in ia De lta , Old Dom inion University-January 13, 1974 : D arlene Chesapeake; Gina Carpini, Hampton ; Vicky Titcomb, Austin , Ta .; Suzanne Blank , Stewartstown, Pa .; Barbara White , Wall, N J .; Sue Wilson , Collingswood, N J

Wa.h lngton Alpha , Un ivers ity of Wa h lngton--January 20 , 1914 : Cindy Boui llion, Linda Morrow, Mercer Island; Mary Corbett, Cary Cross, Kate Lovejoy, Leslie Rardin, Pam Rumberger, Elaine Swanson, Laurie Warren, Seattle; Melanie Cronin, Portland, Ore .; Debbie Eglin , Kathy Ros ier, Nancy Strother, Sal1y Tonkin, Yakima ; Debbie Nasb, Friday Harbor, San Juan Island ; Shaun Swauger, Spokane; Becky Towner, Walla Wa ll a; Lori Williams, Tacoma; Nancy Drake ,

Wenatchet ; Laurie Shanahan , Ellen Wang, Barb Y o ung, Bellevue

Wa sh ington le t a , Wa sh ing t on State Un lvef1ltyFebruary 21, 1974: Tracie Cooper, Bremerto n ; Luanne Danaher, St. J o hn ; Nancy D oane, Cashmere; Jill Ferris, Walla Walla ; Melissa Lowry, Spokane; Barbara Gillings, Sno homish ; Linda Tripp, Mt. Vernon ; Becki Weiher, La Grande.

West V irg in ia Alpha , West Virgin ia Un iversit yFebruary 2, 1974 : Claire Frances Cox, Rockport, Mo ; D onna Cross, Susan Kay Morgan , Morgantown; Linda Ann Dodd , Spencer; Jayne Mary Feola, Buckhann on; Cindy Sue G retr, Ric h wood; M ary Jane Gallaghe r , Hur r icane; Be<ky Nicewonder, Princeton ; Marian Odette Paskovitch , D erry, Pa .; Bonnie Ann Sieminski, Bluefield; Ceci lia Ann Underwood, Bethany ; les lie D enise Ward, Williamson

We.t VI'1I lnla Gamma, I . thany Colleg..--November 3, 1973; Jean Emeigh, Pittsburgb, Pa .; Kim Levin , Whetling

W lscon. ln Gamma, Lawrence Un lven lty- April 15, 1973: Anne D empsey, Clarendon Hills, Ill .; Eloise Fricic, Riverside, Conn . ; Kathy Greene, Aurora , 111. ; Sue Karow, Milwaukee ; Mary K oc h , Evanston, 111.; Kay Kornmeier, Washington, D.C. ; Jane Rittenhouse, Barrington, Ill .; Kathy Stanley , Bloomington, Minn

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Somewhere along the way, many Pi Phis have been misplaced- at least insofar as the Central Office address list is concerned It is important that all Pi Phis be located, and in an effort to find the lost members , THE ARROW will publis h a list , by chapter, each issue , If the reader knows the current address of one oC those lis ted , please forward that information to Mrs. Ralph Schulenburg, Director of Central Office, 7730 Carondelet, Suite #333, St. Louis, Missouri 6310' ,

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M . Stapleton Alexander (Mrs . Sallie S. ) 1966

Beverly A Ambler 1962

Belty A Brown Andmon (Mrs R J )

Susan V Bailey Aparicio (Mrs J. A.) 1963

Mary Ann Baker 1968

Elizabeth C . Biggs 1964

SaNh B. W<bb Bunlin (Mrs . John) 1964

Mamcu J. Percival Chapman (Mrs K E ) 1962

Marian W. Spragens Coole (Mrs Jim) 1967

Jill Aon Coffey Cowdrey (Mrs. Roben) 1969

Sua A Cowherd 1962

Teresa Dean 1965

Erika Pollard D ownry (Mrs. Erika) 1968

Sandra A Nicho l Erwin (Mrs. William) 1962

Kathleen Ann Grimm Gilkison (Mrs. L E ) 1967

Susan Kay Brown Gilsdorf (Mrs. John B ) 1967

Eleanor J oa n Howe 1965

Jo Ann Newberry Hughes (Mrs . Jo Ann) 1968

Bonnie C. Bader Johns o n (Mrs. J. C.) 1962

Ann Gcx PI:l.d ies ue (Mrs. Ann P ) 1966

Mary A Lindsey (Mrs ROMrt) 1962

Barbara Ann Sprowl Lorenz (Mrs J ohn D ) 1964

lucinda W lowry 1962 L. Mayne 1964

Susan Clark McNamara (Mrs Mi chael) 1970

Nllm. W Huss (Mrs J.)

ReMcc. A Moo re

C. McAshan (Mrs. M )

Marilyn Clampett O ' Brien (M.rs

Robin Ri cart

Elizabeth Ann Jervis Robins on (Mrs P M ) Ryan

In;/;4/; on Y.", 1962 1967 1969

Elaine Potto rff 1970 1969 1968 1964

Ellinor B Hende rson Schoming (Mrs Ellinor)

Mary M. Smylh

Sally

Strait (Mrs William) E Sturdy

Edith Ann Falknor ( M rs. Edith F )

Virginia L. Walsh

Sharon Elizabeth Weisbrod 1961 1962 1967 1961 1961 1962 1961 1964 1966

Joy (Mrs.

Grazia K Wilson

M e rry D Werner (Ohio EI.) 1967 1962

M ary Susan Duncan (Mrs . M.llhew C.) 1967

LOUISIANA ALPHA

It1iliaJ;o1l

Name Y ••

Nancy (Mrs. Earl) 1969

Viola M Murph y Allee (M" W G ) 1902

Martha Allen (Mrs W. P ., Jr ) 1923

Nancy H Allen 1928 R. Armstrong 1966 Armstro ng (Mrs R. A ) 1899

Al ice I. Boarman (Mrs F ) 1891

Belty Mcintosh Baldridge (Mrs R )

Helen C. Scibienski Bass (Mrs. Y . B. ) 19'9

Virginia L. Bass 19'9

M Beason (Mrs Roy) 1967

Genevieve L. Jackson Beckwith (Mrs J. S ) 1902

Martha Btntdict (Mrs S R.) 1908

Marcia louise 1969 F Bento n (Mrs H F , Jr ) 192 3

Helen M . Collin. Beury (Mrs. J . E. ) 1902

lottie F Galliher Blacklock (Mrs A ) 1891 Bond 19H

Nancy A. Lattin

(Mrs George E., Jr )

N"",.

Li nda C. Boren

Ida M Bom

laura L Burks (Mrs C. C.)

Kammer Boyle D Watson Bradburn (Mrs M )

M artha V. Brann.n (Mrs C.)

Grace George Brewer (Mrs C.) Brown

Mary E. Brown

Ali ce Brown (Mrs M M )

Mary W Butler

Gwinn Murrell Butler (Mrs L.) N Caffery

J oa n C. H o ppeojan. Chadwidc (Mrs J.)

Helen Dymo nd Chambe rlain (Mrs 0 )

Sallie K Teba Chish ol m (Mrs A D )

CYnlhia Landry Clark (Mrs K. C.)

Patricia W oodwa rd (Mrs M .)

Virgin ia Harris Cobo (Mrs Li o nel M .)

laura B Kearny Colcock (Mrs F )

Nam.

Polly Norwood Conn<1I (Mrs. F . H .)

Evelyn D ietze Cooksey (Mrs E V )

Melita Corrigan

Helen C Patton Cox (Mrs R. H .)

Fann y L. Eshleman Craig (Mrs. F B.)

Ca.rol C Jackson Crane (Mrs. Baxter)

Natalie Norton Da spit (Mrs . A . B.)

Evelyn Shibley Davidson (Mrs H C.)

Harriet Davis

Elise Urquhart Dick (Mrs F. R )

Elizabeth N Dillard

Stephanie Dinkins

Elizabeth Dixon

Perrine Dixon

Jane Doggett

Eva Douglas

Denise Sessums Dreyfus (Mrs C, Jr )

Sylvia Dreyfus

Sally Dabney Dupuy

Caroline W oga n Du.rieuxe (Mrs P.)

Frances Dymond

M ari lee Eustis Eaves

Randi Carter Ech ols

Ann E. J ohn son Ehrhart (Mrs . D . B. )

Nod l . Forsylh Ellioll (Mrs . J . B.)

Elean or Ellis

Marguerite Ellis

Ruth Denis Ellis (Mrs L. T )

Chlo< La;n Ell;. (Mrs . P . Ill)

Marie C. Eshleman

Jennifer Mann Evans (Mrs B R )

Karen A Dettwiller Everhart (Mrs Thoma. W.)

Christine Fairchild

Martha M . Farwell

Suzanne Fife

Enid P Fisher

Martha Craig Fisher (Mrs L. C.)

Clare Attwell f ord (Mrs D )

Patricia Y. Geoghegan

Sallie Gillespie

Mary M . H opk;n, G;lIy (Mrs . J . J . )

Lynne S Murray Gleason (Mrs H W )

Nancy Dulaney Goldring (Mrs David)

Laura K . Ives Gugenheim

b.i/ialion y 1927 1949 19) ) 19)4 1891 1962 1933 19 30 19H 1908 1902

N.rme

Susan de la H oussaye

Marjorie C. Caldwell Howell (Mrs T R )

Frances S. Raym ond H owell (Mrs W L.)

Roberts H ow land (Mrs W V )

Ma.ry W Barksdale Huddleston (Mrs . Ph;t;p I.)

Cora V . Stanton Jahncke (Mrs . E. L.)

Chesley E. Johnson

Katherine Ann Johnson

Brucie Jones

Kristen E Gehrkin Jones

(Mrs. Jos<ph J ., Jr . ) 1967

D iane Lynn Andrews Hall (Mrs Douglus E ) 1964

Betty Hardie 1927

Mary L. Ra i ney Hardie (Mrs H M ) 1'898

Al exa H arrison 196'

Btm;. ShaIp Har t (Mrs P , Jr ) 1901

Claudia Harvin 1931

E5I<lIe Cable H"h orn (Mrs . V . B., Jr .) 1941

Marjorie B Ha y 1919

Mary B Vaught Hayward (Mrs W ) 1902

Jane B Krumbhaar Hellwege (Mrs P. E ) 1891

Lise Wehrmann Henley (Mrs T. J.) 1932

Mary M Culp<pp<r He (Mrs Ma ry C.) 1962

Lorraine Werlein Hewlett (Mrs. J . H . ) 1930

Irv;ng All H;nd, (Mrs P.) 193)

Elise H o pkins 19'6

D orothy Shapard H ornbl owe r (Mrs H , II) 19 38

119

lnililtlion Ye.rf 1962 1946 1908 1918 1962 1900 1941 1969 1940

(M rs. Martin Luther, Jr ) 196'

Ella Reiss Jones (Mrs . L. E. ) 1912

Peggy Jones 1937

Sanh R Elliott Kean (Mrs R H ) 1923

Nancy Hudgins Keller (Mrs C.) 19'9

Suzan ne M Keller 19H

Esther Kent 1917

Patsy Kilpatrick 1933

Adele Steiner LaPrelle (Mrs T ) 190'

Betty Monrose Lacouture (Mrs ]. E ) 1940

Anne B Landry 194'

Lauro Saund." Sandry (Mrs . S. 0 . ) 1914

Caryetta Saunders Langho rne (Mrs . C . T . ) 1916

PaUicia A Pallerson Langhorne (Mrs W. H ) 19 '8

linda M Laskey 19,8

Catherine Crews Layt on (Mrs Chacles) 196'

Sidonie LeDoux 19H

Jud;lh Bondu"nt ltd .. (Mrs . Jud;lh B. ) 19)4

Norma l.twis 1947

Terry K. J ones MacSpar ron (Mrs G ) 193 6

Carolyn Marshall 1941

Mary B Mathews 1943

Ali ce V . West(eldt Mathews (Mrs . T . H . ) 1937

Rosa B Cag< M,ug<r (Mrs G l .) 1917

Julia Armstrong Mayhew (Mrs Z ) 190'

Lauro Landry McCall (Mrs l.) 1944

lynn B McDowe ll 1963

Louise G G Westfeldt Mcilhenny (Mrs. P . A .)

Gridley McKim

Dorolhy E Wh;1< Mc Larry (Mrs R. P )

Nancy Mclarty

Mary 1. McMillan 190) 1962 1913 1944 1963 (la Btla)

Janie B. Mill er 1906

Eliub<1h T Broome Miller (Mrs R., III) 1939

Ma.rtha E Fenner M ilton (Mrs A F ) 1917

Sue H. Sterne Mitchell (Mrs Robert 1.) 1966

Ar t he V airin M o nroe (Mrs W S ) 191.4

Elizabeth Harrison M onroe (Mrs W B., Jr ) 19 39

Catherine Rainey Moore (Mrs E C.) 1908

Cynthia A Dawkin s Mo o re (Mrs J 1.) 19'8

leila H ardie Moore (Mrs R ) 1891

Susan F Winters (Mrs C. D ) 1967

Alice T Beauregard Morse (Mrs E C.) 1909

Ann Davis Moun ce (Mrs . 196'

Lucy Adam, Mund<n (Mrs C E., JII) 1948

Adelai de Ri cke rt Munkenbeck (Mrs A H ) 1938

Irving Murphy 1906

Elaine M. Prad os Musson (Mrs A L.) 1947

Vi rg inia Parker Na g le (Mrs E ) 190

Nltml

Dorothy Dakin Newton (Mrs. W . A" Jr . )

Marilyn A Ginoux Nicholls (Mrs Thomos F )

Patsy Lee Waller Nichols (Mrs T. B )

Nancy Nichols

Margaret Hudson Norwood (Mrs F H )

Elizabeth D . Pilcher Nutt (Mrs . G . )

Aphra Vairin O'Leary (Mrs . J , P ., Jr . )

Rosemary Mcilhenny Osborn (Mrs. H G )

Bell D. Lawrason Owings (Mrs T S )

Mildr<d Parham (Mrs )

Elaine Sane Parker (Mrs. D . N . )

Edith Glenny Parker (Mrs . ). M ., Jr. )

Fran coise Billion Parkerson (Mrs G )

Katherine Kerne Patton (Mrs J. G )

Marian M Beane Paxton (Mrs W H.)

Pauline M Curran Perkins (Mrs P )

Mary Hooton Perry (Mrs . D . W . )

Louisa Stripling Petrrllis (Mrs . Pano)

Peggy A Philpot

Dorris Hands Pinkney (Mrs J. P )

Pamela Robinson Plater (Mrs R C.)

Betty Schramm Poitcvant (Mrs E B )

Charlotte Payne Polk (Mrs . A. C.)

Elizabeth Uwi. Pond (Mrs. H S )

Amelia M Smith Porter (Mrs ) M ., Jr )

Florence Adams Poste (Mrs B E )

Rebecca Barto n PutzeJl (Mrs E J , Jr )

Mary C. Raymond

Star Anderson Renaudin (Mrs. G . W . )

Wilmer Shields Rich (Mrs Raym o nd)

Peggy Rieken

D o ra A R iddel

Margaret Ro berts

Setry Orr RobeIlS o n (Mrs. C. H . )

Rebecca Ga i l Whitten Robinson (Mrs Douglas)

Nn A Hoffmeyer Robins on (Mrs H C.)

Martha N Gilmore Robinson (Mrs R G )

lucy Rogers

Isabel D . Seymo ur Romain (Mrs . C)

Jo Ann Daniel Rosenblath (Mrs P ., Jr )

(Mo.

Nina Martin Shaw Ross (Mrs Raphael , III)

Margaret l Rosser

Ali ce Saunders

Alice R . Landon Sawyer (Mrs . O . P .)

Lo uise G Schramm

Katherine Baker Senter (Mrs J. C.)

Diana l. Sessions

Elise: Ro ussel Sessur.;s (Mrs A C.)

Annie Shaefer

D o rOlhy Sands

Emilie B Cra ig Slingluff (Mrs C.)

Nam,

Carol yn Sl oan

Constance C. Smith

Ja cquel ine Tarleto n Sorrells (Mrs. J o hn S )

Fay Dillud Spratt (Mrs H L )

Mary L. Steele

Elizabeth A. Sco tt Steinfeld (Mrs J. W )

Edwa Hellwege Stewart (Mrs . J , N , )

Elaine Saussy Stewart (Mrs J. N " III)

Judith Nott Strong (Mrs B R )

D o ro thy Sa.nders Stuart (Mrs. C.)

Margaret R Fuqua Sutter (Mrs , T. M . )

Patricia Sweeney

Ellann Tho mpson Talley (Mrs. George 0 " Jr )

Katherine A Templeton

Elise Terhune

Jeanne Rawlins on Thieneman (Mrs . A . A., Jr. )

Caro line Baker Thorne (Mrs W )

Dee G Ba,k.od.le Tibbett (Mrs J oseph)

Virginia P Tice

Ann S, Timberlake

Elizabelh Howard Tompson (Mrs . R. )

Helene Watrous Vaughan (Mrs . F. K , )

Fanny H Craig Venladour (Mrs. J.)

Bevtrly Bennett Walker (Mrs Douglass)

Isabella B Coleman Weise (Mrs H 1.)

Hazel Weld

Lulie Westfeldt

Alice Vairin Westfeldt (Mrs W )

M o llie Merriman Wharto n (Mrs C. A )

Elizabeth P Huger Whart on (Mrs E. B )

Jeanne White

Nancy Miles White (Mrs . E, T , )

J oa n D . Ma.natt White (Mrs . W . )

Joy Reynold. Whitl oc k (Mrs R S )

Peggy Ru t h Whitlen

J o sephine Craig Wi ckes (Mrs J C.)

J a net Reid Wiegand (Mrs, G . )

Alice Leverett Wight (Mrs S A ) (Ark . Alpha) 1913 (Tex Alph.)

Charl o tte M Wilson

lucie Andry Wisdom (Mrs . D . S )

Carrie G Charles Wise (Mrs W C , Jr, )

Martha B. Vairin Witherspoon (Mrs . B. )

Da.is y Charles Wolfe (Mrs U )

Mary M , Southerland W o lfe (Mrs J. T )

Paula Gilham Wood

Elizabeth H Woods R o me Helene Wornall

Barbara L. Eskrill8e Y o ung (Mrs J . L. H , )

Fran ces Swartz Ziegler (Mrs F.) 189' 1964 1923 1908

LOUISIANA BETA

Nttm , M a rth a A Al exa n de r M a ry E, H a mi te r Allen (M rs. J a mes W ., III )

El i zabeth G D a niel s Atk ins (Mrs W L., J r ) 1,,;1;111;011 y 1944 1967 19" N ttm ,

M ary S. Cotto n A ve ry

J ac qu el ine Ba ke r

N a th a 1. Irwin Sake r J Ba.ml rd. (Mrs B .) (Mrs B V ) l"il;III;O" y ..... 1961 19" 194' 1966

1,,;/;al;on y,..,. (N.M. Alpha)

Margo Barnett

Leona Walter Barnett (Mrs J. L.)

Shirley R Barnett (Mrs R 0 )

Virginia Gay Golsan Barron (Mrs Roy L.)

louise L. Bartlett

Carolyn Pilchard Bel (Mrs. E. F. )

Sara Ann Stansbury Bennett (Mrs . Jeffery)

Marthann Fletcher Bennett (Mrs. N )

Joan Benton

Barbara Beyt

Dixie M Williams Blue (Mrs. Kenneth)

Mary 1. Ryle Boatner (Mrs . Y.) 1964 19)4 1940 196) 19)9 19n 1966 194) 1948 1949 1961 1937

Betty Phillips Bosley (Mrs. H. 1.)

Martha L. Humphrey Braun (Mrs J. G. IV)

Lynn Bridges

Margaret E. Robert Bufkin (Mrs . L. F.)

Rene E Caire

Georgene Cannon

Isabel J. Young Chandler (Mrs Frank)

Shawn McBridge Chap puis (Mrs Richard)

Ndme

Charleene Remley Hendryx (Mrs. M . )

Lucia A. Littleton Henry (Mrs . C. . Jr. )

Christine Hill

Katherine Hill

Linda K Hill

Julie G Alsip Hudson (Mrs Randall)

Mary V . Seiser Hurston (Mrs. J. A . )

B. Kay Campbell Jackson (Mrs. T. R. )

Mary George Jester

Linda J. John59n

Marjorie M. Jones (Mrs. Gary)

Blanche M. Dansereau Kadair (Mrs Howard)

Nancy B. Kelly

Dorothy Kemker

Susie E Burt Kerr (Mrs. J. T )

Karen A Vidrine Kiplinger (Mrs. P R )

Sandra Gail Futrell Kirkpatrick (Mrs . Thomas)

Carol J McMBlen Kuhn (Mrs. W A )

Carolyn E. Kearner LaCour (Mrs. W R )

Julianna Lang

Julie Larsen

Cecile M uBlanc

Kathie Charbonet

Virginia K. Brett (Ark. Alpha) 1946 1963 1968 19)8 1960 19)2 19)8 19)7 1964 1964

Joanne 1. Ward Clann (Mrs J. M )

Susan Clements

B Col e man 19)8 1968 1948 (Ala. Alpha)

Frances E Drake Comegus (Mrs . WiII;,m M. , Ill)

Tommie Thigpen Cotter (Mrs . M . E. )

Pauline Anne Eagan Crane (Mrs James)

Sidney M McCallum Creaghan (Mrs Frank)

Jency Cook Darmand (Mrs D R )

Hel en Schroeder D a wson (Mrs H W )

Mary A. Mclaurin D ee n (Mrs . G . H . )

Lila Carne s Derbins (Mrs W H )

Hel en M Yerger Dew (Mrs E 5 )

D o nn a Sue Dugger

Charl o tte Ann Cook Durrett (Mrs Kenneth)

Swinny D Surget Eidt (Mrs Earl)

Mary La M oyne Evans (Mrs . B. P . )

Rose ma ry Upshaw Ewi ng (Mrs Randall)

Freida J. Ferg us o n

Maril yn Delcourt Fo urnet (Mrs F G )

Cyn thia Trowbridge Fournier (Mrs F ., III)

Ave rial R Bro wnin g (Mrs Jerry S )

Betty Fullil o ve 1968 19n 1970 196) 1966 1943 19)) 1944 1938 1966 196) 1968 1940 1963 19)2 1947 19H 19 63 19n (Va Alpha)

H e len C. Laughlin Fulme r (Mrs Le mos 1.) 1963

Brenda C. Shirl ey G ebhart (Mrs F C.) 19S9

Ra chel A . DeBli e ux Geisle r (Mrs . I. S . ) 1945 (Va . Alph a )

Nathali e Gibben s

Marga ret Andr ess G ilbert ( Mrs J. H )

Ve l va J Gilber t

An n M . Gra ce

Ju dy Ann Granber ry

P amela Ann Grase l

Ka ren B. Pe rk i ns H all ( Mrs W ill iam M .)

Mary S Rolfe H arp (M rs K )

Susan W Coope r Ji art qu ist (Mrs Robert )

J immi e F H a rt so n 19)2 19 39 19 61 19H 19 67 196) 196) 19H 19 )6 19H

Marilyn J. leRoy

Susan E. Legg

Dolores F Hackett Lewis (Mrs David)

Patricia 1. Lewis

Nannette Mary Scott Lintott (Mrs. William)

Dorothy J. Feth Longnecker (Mrs. N C.)

A. Peninger Lorens (Mrs. R. A . )

Virginia Anne Hagens Lowe (Mrs . Scott S. )

Brenda E Lulgring

Linden Lejeune Magruder (Mrs S B )

Betty Oxford Mason (Mr• D E )

Melba Comb. McCall (Mrs . D . A .)

Su san Everett McDonald (Mrs . M . P.)

Sandra Mclaren

Mary F McLendon

Nancy M M cMah o n (La

Jeri Wyn Drake McAul iffe (Mrs Daniel J )

Rosemary 1. Fleming McCull o ugh (Mrs James)

Luc ia Frances Mcleod

Paula Lelia Grasel Metca lf (Mrs Steven) D Mink

Caro l L Geiseoherge r Mi ze (Mrs . E. 1.)

N o na C. Moise

Mary J. Moo re

Frances Edwards Morland (Mrs W B.)

Marcia M o rri s

Martha leann Mullins

Eli zabeth Ris cher Netterville (Mrs J W. J.) .

V i rginia Webb N o! r (Mrs E )

J ane E td"urror O'Bryan L. F., Jr )

Rosea nn e Ordway

Anne Noel Lane Paget (Mrs Ro nald }.)

Ju di th A Po tch Paixao ( Mrs. 1. M .)

lind a R Bird Pa rker (Mrs Rober t G )

Frances Frei ley P atte rso n (Mrs 5 )

H oll ey P Duran t P avey (Mrs P D ., III)

Ma rga re t Fl oyd Pe rr i tt (Mrs . H . H . )

Name

Phyllis A. PerroD

Charloue Plummer

Jane A . Cason Pre-torius (Mrs. T.)

Lee Molsie Price

Patricia Dent Pree (Mrs. R. Y.)

Susan Jane McDonald Provostg (Mn. Albin A.)

Jane Ellison Quinn (Mrs L.)

Elizabeth }. Dupuy Rabalais (Mrs. Pie rre)

Moni ca L. Ray

Sherry Rial

Sharon]. Richard

Judith A . Walker Roac h (Mrs . Michael)

Lou E. Campbell Robinson (Mn. Rob.rt G ., Ill)

Joan A LaBorde R05s (Mrs D D .)

Catherine Backle)' Ro th (Mrs J. 8.)

Linda Gail Bliss Salisbury

(Mn J ohn W ., Jr.) 1967

Saundra 1. Knowlcs Sewell (Mrs. P E ) 1960

Muriel Tare Simpson (Mrs. G K.) 194'

Eileen Rita Sonnier Sisterhen (Mrs. Daniel) 1966

Geraldine Sloan 1941

Earline]. Jennings Smith (Mrs. B.) 1917

G P ope Smitherman (Mrs James E. 1966

Nam,

Mary M . Snelling

Linda Carol Payne Spain (Mrs. J. M )

Barbara A . Bachman Stanley (Mrs . G . )

Judith M . Allen Stauder (Mrs. Robert C.)

Rosalyn Hall Stewart (Mrs. ). 1.)

Judy K. Ward Stovall (Mrs. Jerry)

Pollya nn Cooper Swain (Mrs. R. V )

Paula Jo Leatherman Tayl o r (Mrs Paul)

Mildred A. Glassell Tete (Mrs. W. T.)

Sarah Payne Thomas (Mrs. G. R.)

Marilynn Th ompson

Marilyn Yerby Tunis (Mrs. I. 1.)

1938 (III. Eta) 196' 1961 (Mo . Beta)

Beverly Jean Burns Turner (Mrs Grey Aden)

Betty Schutzman Van der Zwe t (Mrs. T )

Jul ia S C Ward

Jo B Croxton Ward (Mrs V 1.)

Jatricia 1. O'Shea Warren (Mrs. J)

Jeannetle Wyatt Watt (Mrs . J . R. , Jr . )

Marilyn Watts

Yv onne M Sandifer Welch

Mary D Womack: (Mrs. Rob.rt)

(Tex

MAINE ALPHA

Inilialion

InitiaJion

Name Year Name Year

Pamela L. Brockway Adams (Mrs D L.) 1917

D o nna Lynn Belleau Angell

Suzanne Burdge H e lms (Mrs. James A.) 1967

Margaret E. J ohns on 1924 (Mrs. Ri chard M .) 1964

Virginia Barnes 1960

Margaret F Johnston Kennedy (Mrs. J oh n R ) 1966

Pamela Hale Masters Kenney

Stephanie P Barry 1962 (Mn Ri chard L.) 1966

Maril yn G Vaughan Beames (Mrs. Clare) 19H

Margaret A . Kerr 19'4

Patri cia A . Benner 1960 Bente Kjoss-Hansen 1968

Nancy J . Harris Bickterman (Mrs. E . J.) 19H

Tracy Adam s Bronson Bigney (Mrs. T. A . ) 1969

Marc ia Blethen 196'

Marguerite Kyer 1937

Constance Davi s Lafayette (Mrs. J D ., Jr ) 1944

Ellen K. Ma cD ona ld Lancaster

Ann S Van De Bogert Boltinghouse (Mrs William, Jr.) 1942 (Mrs. P L.) 1961

Theresa Y Curran Brooks

Therese Langlois Levand oski (Mrs. Frank) 196'

Jo Ann Pierce Marshall (Mrs. R .) 1946 (Mrs . William C, Ill) 1961

Mary A Galaher Buchan (Mrs. Malcol m L.) 1929

Barbara M Chartier

Ann Brigham Walker McCann (Mrs. Ja ck) 196'

Candis Elaine Wing McDuffy (Mrs. Daniel) 1967

Elsa E. IIvone n M c Farland (Mrs. Richard) 1961 (Mrs. Arthur B. ) 1964

Alice 1. MCHugh Condon (Mrs Alice) 1944

Janet Sawyer M ora ng Curry (Mrs Ri chard) 1967

D orot hy Upcott Cushman (Mrs. M ) 1938

Sandra Louise Davis 196'

Nancy 1. Fox (Mrs. Michael) 1963

Ruth J Bergl und Dyer (Mrs Theodore G ) 1947

Ruta Lancto Ebecbach (Mrs. W K .) 1931

Sharon S. E.!tey Ernst (Mrs Bru ce) 1961

Martha Jane Steeves Fairfield (Mrs. Edward) 1964

Yv o nne M cCarthy Farnsworth (Mrs. N. L ) 1949

Phyllis E Soule Foss (Mrs H C) 1943

Margaret L Th o mpson Gilfo rd (Mrs E.) 1930

Rachel G o rden 1924

Janice Cogswell Hagey (Mrs William M .) 19'0

Elean o r Kane Hall (Mrs . M . ) 1931

Marcia A Meade 19'8

Marilyn 1. Flood Mi chaud (Mrs Larry) 1969

R obe rta I. Michaud 19'8

Hilda Livingston Miller (Mrs S.) 1949

Constance F H o we Moore (Mrs F A ) 194'

Patricia M Fair M o rin (Mrs C.) 19H

Phyllis}. P o rter Morris (Mrs. T W ) 1937

Ruth M Nelson 1930

Sharon}. Finnemore Osborne (Mrs Loomis) 1967

Ruth D ow Packard (Mrs. G . ) 1927

Barbara A Bristol Palton (Mrs. Barbara) 1963

Mary J. Renfro Perkins (Mrs George H ) 19H

Constance Merrifield Perry (Mrs Thomas) 1966

Patricia Twitche ll Ri cher (Mrs D B ) 19'8

M eredi th 1. Blanchard Ross (Mrs C. F .) 1924

Virginia 1. Cushman Rudbe<k (Mrs . J.) 19'9

Name

Audrey M Koehler Simpson (Mrs. W. H.)

M ary M Slavic

Carol Luise Snyder

D olo res H Davis St. Lawrence (Mrs. N. V.)

Addie L. Eastman Stackpole (Mrs. P.)

Mervie A Stanley

Patricia Ann Stefka 1967

Susan S. Weaver Tennant (Mrs. Jay A.) 1963

Joan Gillette Totton (Mrs. D. C.) 19H

Jacqueline M. Wolfe Verrill (Mrs. David) 1963

Marian White White (Mrs . E. G . ) 1937

Penelope Rich Wilson (Mrs. P. M.) 19H

Joyce E. Ring Wilson) (Mrs Stephen P ) 1961

MANITOBA ALPHA

Name Iniliali on Yellr

Joyce Adamson

Margaret A. Bjornson Adamson (Mrs. A.)

Claire Anders on

Heather A. Wake Anderson (Mrs. Heather)

Nancy E Stewart Anderson (Mrs. J. E.)

Geraldine Andrews

Muriel Hurst Baker (Mrs F E.)

Shirley 'Wright Ball (Mrs F. N.)

Molly A. Mannirlg Ball (Mrs. J .)

Melinda K. Barda)

Patricia Batchel or

Gwen Gardiner Bengson (Mrs W A )

Donna G. Bennett

Jean G Davidso n Bennett (Mrs. D R.)

Alice Jones Bertrand (Mrs Ali ce)

Shirlee L. Merrett Blaine (Mrs. D H .)

Barbara Blair

Judy Karen Cross Bleakley (Mrs. Robert A )

Barbara Ann Fletcher Boult (Mrs. D )

Carole Bourrier

Beverley Mclaughlin Boyd (Mrs W J. R )

Mary J Bradshaw

Sharon J. Brass

leslq J Bremness

Margaret Ann Haeve)' Bruce (Mrs . Jam.. A . )

Helen Aikenhead Nuckley (Mrs K.)

M. Anne Houlden Buffie (Mrs. Lawrence)

Susan Buggey

Olive MacArthur Bullock (Mrs D. H.)

Janet BurDS

Gwendolyn W. Campbell

Heather Lynne Campbell

Shirley Campbell

Betty Cannon

Mary L. Carmichael

Barbara Campbell Carpenter (Mrs. J. 1.)

Joan Francis Carpenter (Mrs . 1. C.)

Ruth McFarlane Chadwick (Mrs 1. T )

Dorothea Tait Chisho lm (M", Alexander B )

Mary E. Masterman Church (Mrs J. E )

Patricia Blair Clark (Mrs F A , Jr )

Shelagh K Dwyer Coinner (Mrs . F. Patterson)

Mamie Verner Combe (Mrs . C. J . )

Elaine Conner

Lorraine Couture

Sally D angerfield

Betty Day

Kathleen Shand Dean (Mrs . K . H.)

Ndme

Carol Grant D ellevoet (Mrs. John C.)

Leona V. Demchuk

Josephine Logan Dorris (Mrs. C. P )

M. Janet Alsop D ouglas (Mrs. D.)

Sharon M. Jacques Driscoll (Mrs. Sharon)

Sanne Jensen Dryborough (Mrs. Sanne)

Olive louise Elliott

J oanne Shaw Esson (Mrs. D W.)

Beverley M. Hodson Evans (Mrs. D C.)

Diana Peacock Evans (Mrs. E. l.)

Jean L. Eyres

Norma Basken Fairfield (Mn ]. G T )

Lynn Faulder

Caryl Steffensen Feniuk (Mrs W )

Donna Mae Ferguson

Meralee Ferguso n

Johanne Wintemute Ferguson (Mrs . D . M .)

Joan Kelly Ferguson (Mrs Robert J.)

Marguerite lePage Fidler (Mrs. F. P.)

Janet H Scott Fleming (Mrs W A )

Patricia Fonger

Dorothy P Penner Fo rd (Mrs D o ro thy)

Mary M Murkar Fraser (Mrs C. A )

Carol Freisen (Mrs. P .)

Marianne Seclheim Fu chs (Mrs. Marianne)

Ruth Thoevaldso n Gair (Mrs R B )

Evelyn C. Suter Gerdes (Mrs. E. C.)

Elaine Ferguson Gibson (Mrs. F T.)

Carol Skinner Gillis (Mrs Gregory J.)

Doro thy Diane Buss Glenn (Mrs . R )

Nancy Goode

Helen Grabowski

Alice Parr Green (Mrs E N )

Mary I. Cowan Grimstead (Mrs. F )

Wilma Guitard

Donald M Murdoch Halstead (Mrs W. A )

Mildred McDonald Harper (Mrs . R. S. )

Heather Henderson

Doreen Allison Herbert (Mrs A D )

Irene Hofmeister

Eileen Wood H o rwood (Mrs R )

Eileen H owell

Marlene McCombs '",land (Mrs P )

Diane Orris Kendall (Mrs . W . C.)

Phyllis Eme. rs o n Ki lbank (Mrs . S. C.)

Maril yn Agn ew L liberte (Mrs R. G )

D o lores Eylands Lawl e r (Mrs W R )

P E Dean Lawrence (Mrs C.)

Dodo Ol ofs o n Leppmann (Mrs W A )

Margaret love

Nam.

Glenna Lowes

Joyce L Borgford MacMart in (Mrs. J. B.)

Claudia MacDonald

Beverley E. Mackenz.ie

Maxine Gail MacLure

Wilbert. Malcome

Lois G. Flett Manning (Mrs. R J.)

Yvonne Sharpe Marshall (Mrs J. K.)

Maria Kipp McGowan

Helene M cGrego r

Gayle Mewn

Clara J . Barker M cleod (Mr>. D . R . )

Joan K ochen McNeill (Mr> . G . )

J oa n McTavish

Patri cia Alice Shaw McCaw (Mrs P A )

Bromwell McDonald (Mrs. Dennis)

Catherine McLandress

Barbara C. Edmond. Metcalfe (Mrs T W )

Thelma M. C. Hermanson M oo re 1"i/i4JiOIf y, 1947 19,8 19" 196' 1966 1943 1961 1936 1941 1929 19H 1939 19H 1949 1966 19'9 1966 1967

(Mr• J. F. R. ) 1933

J oan Stephenson M orrison (Mrs. G ) 1949

Pqgy M orrisoo 1936

D oco"'y P. M ould 1931

Zelia. } Greenaway Mowat (Mrs D ) 1964

Betty Mu i r 19'2

Jane B Duff Murray (Mrs. J. K ) 1933

Elizabeth S. T oo ley Newton (Mrs . F.) 1938

Sharon P. Noonan 19'8

Islay M . Sturdy Nuffield (Mrs . E. W . ) 1937 (Alb. Alph a)

France. R Parker O'Grady (Mrs H S ) 1929

Gudcun } Bjerring Parker (Mrs M ) 1937

Ali son Peebles 19"

Jean Christie Perry (Mrs E A ) 1934

Donalda Long Phillip. (Mrs. H A ) 1941

louise Plummer 1948

Evelyn M. Ha y Pomeroy (Mrs G ) 1933

Mary J P oole 19H

Jill M oi r Procto r (Mrs. C.) 1967

Elaine Pro theroe 19"

THE AllOW OF PI lETA PHI

Naill,.

Sarah Showalter Barnes (Mrs B )

Dunn Beckwith (Mrs . B. C)

Ellen L. Emery Beeson (Mrs. R. C.)

Mary C. Hunsi cker Bennett (Mis. M J.)

Mary S Bingham

Alice G Bl oo m

Mary G Boggs

Emmy L. Brubaker Bowles (Mrs. K . L.)

Mary J. Braithwaite

Fran ces S Nixdorff Brandau (Mrs G )

Robe rta H Brown

Fanny Thoms Burke (Mrs . M . J., Jr. )

Janet Burks

Evelyn Gross Carhon (Mrs J. D )

Joan Catro n

Veda J. MHler Cauthro n (Mea C. P • Jr )

Helen L. K unkel Chittick ( Mrs . W . E. )

Naill.

J oanne Protheroe

M olly Geddes Randall (Mrs . W. H .)

Catherine MacAulay Redm ond (Mrs D . C)

Roberta LeBourveau R ichards (Mrs . J . P.)

Christine Turnbull Rieger (Mrs. B H )

Sally Chipm.n Ros (Mea. D )

Anna B Cameron Rutledge (Mrs C)

Linda J. Muir Scurfield (Mrs R R.)

Barban Rae Shet(ord

Barbara J Fraser Sigurdson (Mrs B )

Thora Sigurdson

Ann Liv ingstone Smith (Mrs . W . D . )

Shei la M Smith

Wendy Smith

Bula Paterson Stephenson (Mrs Bula)

E Mary Evans Stubbert (Mrs. C. S )

Eleanor Swail

Shelagh Swaine

JOIn Tanchak

Kathleen Taylor

Roslyn P. Tayl or Lorraine Tetreault

Cathe:rine E Burch Thain (Mrs. G )

Roberta M Johnson Thomas (Mrs Paul G.)

Aldis Thorsteinson

Pat Th orvald50 n

Betty Trimmer

Janet Tumbull

Audrey Van Slyck

Brenda]. Cro ft Vop ni (Mrs. Delbert)

Norma E Watts

Doris Bell Walker (Mrs K A .)

Beth Welton

Aldis Wengel

Icene Pieper West (Mrs . K. A )

Grace E Hall Whiteh ouse (Mrs Ri chard)

Gail P Steffenson Wilson (Mrs B.)

Jocelyn Miller Wood (Mrs H )

Marj o rie Manning Wredden (Mrs M .)

Sherran Hannah Yates (Mrs D )

MARYLAND ALPHA

rflilillliOIl Y,..,

Marsaret B Kinsley Clark (Mrs F E.) 1911

Patricia Purdie Cloud (Mrs . T. M ) 1949

Joan E. Cl o user Cohen (Mrs Phin) 1948

Doris R Cole 1939

Helen T ow nsley Coogan (Mrs J A ) 1931

Jean Ma cKinnon Corbin (Mrs D C.) 1923 (Iowa Gamma)

Loe M Ware Cross (Mrs. F H .) 188' (Neb. Alpha)

M ary E Wood Crowe (Mrs Philip)

Mari on J. Crum

Alice D Parkin Cummings (Mrs S F ., Jr. )

Katharine Whaley Cummins (Mrs J D )

Nettie P S Dortch Davis (Mn A S )

Margaret B Crawford Demere (Mea C. C.)

Ro sa Dix

Muilyn D o wning

Patricia M L Harris Durning (Mrs. C. H .)

Marjorie J. Foote Elliott (Mu. C. E.)

Betty K sebaum EII.worth (Mrs T. B )

Elizabeth J Gardiner Ferguson (Mrs. L. K .)

Carolann Arndt Fertman (Mu . D. G . ) (rtorgi. Fiedler (Mrs H.)

Constance Fields

Helen H Tattle Frames (Mrs P W.)

Maybelle Snell Frye (Mrs. W. J.)

Jane E. Crowell Furney (Mrs. C. P ., Jr .)

Margaret Gilman

Mari on Hamilt on Given (Mrs. J. c., Jr.)

Margaret M D oubleday Gordon (Mrs R )

Margery Evans Govan (Mrs C. D )

Marvel WiIIi.ms GrafHin (Mrs. A. C.)

Mary E. Luxemberger Gridley (Mrs . T . H . )

Norm. J. Perkins Hagan (Mrs. W . )

Sally Weston Hansen (Mrs E. E )

M Jane F Dclevett Heuser (Mrs V. L.)

Elizabeth Barton H offman (Mrs H V )

Ka tharine B. Hopper

Leona G",dy Hull (Mrs. D . C.)

Albert. W. Williams Hurtzig (Mrs T )

Marguerite M agruder Iwamoto (Mrs M )

Matilda James

Jane B. Jewett

Iris B McConnie Johnson (Mrs ) 0 )

Elizabeth L. Gilder John50n (Mo . O. H . )

Robin Eckhart Jones ( Mrs . P. )

Mary C. Keith

Nancy Keltz

Ellen H. Knox

Elaine Lonnquest

Nancy MacNaughton

Mary M. Storr Mack (Mrs. S. B. )

Blanc he L. Lamberson Mackie (Mrs A E )

Charl otte E Parker Masterson (Mrs L. S )

Lily Fleming Maulsby (Mrs W E H )

Catherine McCabe

Catharine E Jeffers McCammo n (Mrs. L. B )

Lucille McCormick

Ruth E Whitney McCoy (Mrs G W )

Ann M McKernan

Margaret L. Hit chins McLane (Mrs . C. M .)

Nell ie I. McNutt

Edistina IXoggs McKeown (Mu . William H . )

Frances L. Milg roo m (Mrs F )

Katherine Newbaker Mion (Mrs B ) Fnnces Al o nso (Mrs A D )

Sara R A Bart o Moo", (Mrs H G , Jr.)

Mari on L. Kerr M oo re (Mrs . W . S., Jr . )

Martha A Howbert Mosher (Mrs E I.)

Lucy E Murray

Barba r. J. M yefS

Phylli. C. Myers

Ve,. Pergle r Nee ly (Mrs. R. W ., Jr.)

Jna Fra nce Nesbitt (Mrs W R )

Lo uise Lith icu m Ness (Mrs R )

Georgette Newma n (D C.

Helen P Nixd orff Owen. (Mrs J. H ., Jr.) I"ilituio1l

Nllm,

Eli zabet h A . Plack

Laura L. Presby

Eleanor B Gherky Pri ce (Mrs T R., Jr )

Mary J Palermo Quimby (Mrs I. A )

KAthryn G Gilbert Raney (Mrs T G )

E. D orothy Porter Ransford (Mrs. M . R. )

Jlctty L. Ray

Bubara Behlke Re i nken (Mrs H W., Jr )

Edythe V Wilson Rice (Mrs G W.)

Barbara A Vli e t Riches (Mrs C. A.)

Evelyn B Robinson

Margaret Adamson Robins on (Mrs . P . R . )

Ger.ldine Rogers

Suzanne Rochford Rogers (Mrs W D .)

Joan Rounds

Lucille Halsey Rounds (Mrs K K )

Jane D . Russell

Jo Ryan

Anne Schiltz

Ruth E Stackelroth Schley (Mrs F R., Jr )

Ann Shannon

Marth a C. Fl ynn Sharretts (Mrs R W )

Caroli Leibensperger (Mrs . A . )

Martha J. Cockill Sommer (Mr>. S. N . )

Maud Soper

Lamar Sparks

Jean M Critchlow Speck (Mrs M L.)

Marjory Sterling

Edith B H o lden Stolper (Mrs . E. G . )

Teddy Stover

Aileen J McQu own Stowe (Mrs Aileen)

Joyce Underwood Tall (Mrs D )

Patricia H ousma n Tapp (Mrs J G )

Phebe M . Smith Tayloc (Mo .. T . N ., Ill)

J osephine Fleming Thom.s (Mrs T. M )

Melinda Moore Thomas (Mrs William B )

Margaret Weir Thompson (Mrs T S )

Roberta En t riken Townsend (Mrs W P )

Anna M . Eliason Tunnell ( Mrs . A . K . )

Lois V . Underhill

Jannie V. Harrell Vaughn (Mrs . H . )

Jessie Veghte

Sarah Vickery

Janet Vogel

Audrey J. N oo nan Von Ham (Mrs . E. )

Priscilla Long Walker (Mrs P. H .)

Elean o r 1. Gilbert Wallace (Mrs E L )

Mildred F Hall Warner ( Mrs W. t )

Annie R Mowbny Warner (Mrs R M )

Alma L. Barber Warren (Mrs . E. D . )

Alice L. G o uld Watkin. (Mo . M . H .)

Barbara S. Westman

Leigh Giles White (Mrs G W ., Jr )

Lillian R. Chambers Wice (Mrs L. E )

Ruth Wallace Wijclcman (Mrs P )

Hann ah Bond W i lson

Mary E Wood W il50n (Mr> J )

Lea h A Zook Wi iJoo (Mrs R- W )

Betty Luhring Wistedt (Mo T.)

Jul ia B J ones Zollicofer (Mo J P.) (Iowa z.ta) 1948 1947 1911 1943 1919

In Memoriam

LELIA MAJOR KIDD ALLBMANG (Mrs . C. R . ) initiated into Michigan Beta March, died March 28, 1973

PATRICIA A . BROWNLEB ALLMENDINGER (Mrs . E. M ) initiated into Ohio Epsilon June, died Jan. 28, 1974.

BARBARA TENZER ANDERSON (Mrs. Roger) ini· tiated into Indiana Delta November, died January 1974.

LuCY CoLLINSON BATBS (Mrs. M.) initiated into Illinois Delta October, 1899; died January 26, 1974.

BETH URI!Y BELLAMY (Mrs. B. C.) initiated into Wyoming Alpha February, 1912; died October 18, 1972.

FLOY REBD BLISS (Mrs. J. A.) initiated into Iowa Beta April, 1907; died January 28, 1974

ELIZABETH PRATT BWE (Mrs William F.) initiated into West Virginia Alpha December, 1919; died November 14, 1973-

CAROLINB DIER BRAWNER (Mrs . J . D . ) initiated into Colorado Alpha October, 1907; died January II, 1974.

RUTH RUTLEDGB BRISSENDEN (Mrs. H. L.) initiated into Montana AJpha December. 192'; died July, 1973-

MARY E. EPLEY BUGG (Mrs. R.) initiated into Oklahoma Alpha September, 1926; died September 6, 1973.

RUTH WHITE BUSKIRK (Mrs. H . H . ) initiated into Indiana Beta October, 1907; died February, 1974

ELIZABETH A YARLING CHERRY (Mrs R M.) initiated into Indiana Beta March, 192'; died September 4, 1973-

RUTH STORRS CALDWELL ( Mr•. Wally S ) initiated into Oregon Beta July, 1917; died March 20, 1974.

MARTHA BEDELL CAMPBELL (Mrs. D. P . ) ini· tiated into Michigan Alpha September, 1926; died February 12, 1974.

PHONSIB CAMPBELL initiated ioto Virginia Alpha October, 191); died March 2, 1974.

HELBN FURRBR CARLIN (Mrs. L. F.) initiated into Illinois Delta March, 1918; died January 16, 1974.

BESSIE WOOD CARLISLE (Mrs. S. F ) initiated into New York Gamma March, 1914; died on November 26, 1973-

SARAH EDWARDS CAsTLB ( Mrs H P .) initiated into Michigan Beta October, 1901; died February 9, 1974

MILDRED BlACKWELL CATHERS initiated into Pennsylvania Beta June. 1907; died January 10. 1974.

ELIZABETH FALCONER CERNESS (Mrs.]. F ) ini· tiated into Pennsylvania Alpha February. 1930; died December, 1973.

LILLIAN HINKLB COLL (Mrs. M W.) initiated into Missowi Alpha December, died April, 1974.

RUTH MENKE DOUDEN (Mrs. P. A. ) initiated into Colorado Alpha February, 1914; died January 1974.

HELEN THOMPSON DURHAM (Mrs . ) initiated into Texas Della August, died November 18, 1973-

MAluAN L. DUNHAM initiated into Minnesota Alpba April, died February, 1974.

EDNA HATFIBLD EDMONDSON (Mrs C. E ) ini· tiated into Indiana Beta October, 1907; died Jan. uary, 1974.

IDA RnTER EAST initiated into Illinois Beta October, 1902; died January 28, 1974.

CoNSTANCB HALL ENGLISH (Mrs. R C.) ini· tiated into Oregon Alpha October, 1924; died De. cember n, 1973.

MAUDI! MULLAY FINSTERWALD (Mrs. C. P.) initiated into Ohio Alpha October, 1906; died March 11, 1974.

ELLBN PORTEOUS FORD (Mrs. P. H.) initiated into Indiana Gamma April, died December 27, 1973.

MARJORIB S. GBRRY GALLMAN (Mrs W. ].) initiated into D .C. Alpha March, 1920; died Octo· ber,1973-

MAUDB E . FERGUSON GIBSON (Mrs. F. T . ) initiated Manitoba Alpha October, 1929; died January 10, 1974

MARY PATRICIA HENNEN GLANCY (Mrs. M ) initiated into West Virginia Alpha September, 1%7; died February 8, 1974.

MIRIAM CHBRRY GoROON (Mrs. W . L.) initiated into Manitoba Alpha September, died December, 19H.

MARTHA GIFFORD GRAFF (Mrs. Robert) initiated into Missouri Gamma October. 1931; died October 4, 19H.

HAzEL WANN GRINDLE (Mrs. A. V . ) initiated into IllinoiJ Delta November, 19U; died March, 1974

TEDDY MOODY HBARD (Mrs. W H ) initiated into Texas Alpha February, 19H; died March 4, 1974

ANNE HITB HOWB (Mrs M N.) initiated into Virginia Gamma March, 19)7; died March 1974

JANB CRESSWBLL HOWE ( Mr•. Charles H ., Jr ) initiated into Washington Gamma March. 19'0 and affiliated with Washington Alpha; died De-

TH E A ll O W O F P I lET A PHI

cember 30, 1973-

EDNA ESTELL JENKINS (Mrs. Roger P .) ini· tiated into JIIinois Epsilon November, 1906; died November, 1973.

C ND NCE CLOYD JOHNSON (Mrs. H. C.) ini· tiated into Illinois Eta March, 1912; died February 7, 1974.

VIRGINIA IRWIN JOHNSON (Mrs. Earl M.) ini· tiat(d into West Virginia Alpha March, 1938; died December 1), 1973.

EUZ .... BETH C .... RDWELL JONES (Mrs. Calvin, Jr . ) initiated into Virginia Alpha September, 1929; died February 2), 1974.

RUTH EUZABETH LUUIS L.... B w (Mrs. Francis A.) initiated into Pennsylvania Alpha No· vember, 1912; died September 12, 1973.

SARA ANN PFREMMER LAMISON (Mrs. L. C.) initiated into Missouri Alpha Marcil, 1946; died October 23, 1973 .

FR NCES KENNEY LYON (Mrs. C. E.) initiated into Illinois Eta February, 1916; died March 3, 19 74

MARION L. FLANNIGAN MALONE (Mrs. J. F .) initiated into Wisconsin Alpha October, 1912; died March 21, 1974.

JOY HILL MCCAW (Mrs. J. B.) initiated into Nebraska Beta March, 1944; diec! January 28, 1974.

VIOLETT.... LINDEM N McDERMOTT (Mrs. O. P.) initiated into Iowa Zeta February, 1922; died October 24 , 1973

JASMINE SHERRADAN METZ (Mrs. Herman F. ) initiated into Nebraska Beta April, 1911; died March, 1974.

ELSIE ENSLEY MORLLER ( Mrs . Raymond C.) initiated into Indiana Alpha March. 1917; died October 8, 1973

CLARE GROH MONROE ( Mrs R L.) initiated into New York Gamma November 1914; died May 20, 1973

HAZEL WALLACE PADDOCK ( Mrs William F .) initiated into Washington Alpha March, 1908; died February 20, 1974.

LILLIAN GUTHRIE PARR ( Mrs W. S .) initiated int o Kansas Beta january, 1917; died Feb. 1B, 19 74.

VIRGINIA CRAIG ZELLARS PERKINS (Mrs. F J .) initiated into Ohio Alpha March, 1917; died Feb. ruary 14, 1974

RUTH OWENS PULLM N ( Mrs T M .) initiated into JUinois Beta April. 1921 died November n, 19 73.

FLORENCE SPENCER RATHBONE ( Mrs. Charles Edward) initiated into Colorado Beta October, 1903; died February 13, 1974.

PATRICI IRENE REILLY initiated into California Epsilon March, 1969; died January 31, 1974

EUNICE C TON RiCHARD ( Mrs Kenyon) ini. tiated into Nevada Alpha April, 1933; wed Feb ruary 3, 1974

LA FRANCES REILLY ROBERTS (Mrs. Harry M .) initiated into Texas Alpha February, 1907; died January, 1974

EUNICE MAGAW RECORDS (MIS. Frank S .) ini· tiated into Indiana Alpha November. 1908; died February 6, 1974.

HOLLEY J . JONES ROSEDALE ( Mrs. Raymond S., Jr.) initiated into Louisiana Alpha October, died January, 1974.

VIRGINIA SMITH SCHWARZ (Mrs. M. H. ) ini· tiated into Oregon Alpha February, 1929; died March 14, 1974.

BE ....TRICE L .... NGWITH SPRINGMEYER (Mrs. Carl) initiated into Nevada Alpha Febcuaq" 1916; died March 4, 1974.

MARGARETr P. STEVENSON initiated into Kan. sas Alpha February, 19D; died February, 19 74.

GREETA ERNESTINE TAYLOR (Mrs. J B .) ini· tiated into Oregon Alpha February, 1933; died September 14, 1973.

ELIZABETH HOLT THOMAS ( Mrs F. S .) ini· tiated into North Carolina Alpha January, 1927; died October, 1973 .

JULIA K JOHNSTON TUCKEY (Mrs.) initiated into Indiana Beta March, 1923; died April, 1974

K THRYN VINEY TUCKEY (Mrs. Kenneth R) initiated into California Delta September, 1927; died February 2), 1974.

MARGUERITE MOORE VOLL ND initiateq into Iowa Zeta January, 1906; died March 26, 1974.

RHEA E WALKER initiated into ]ndiana Delta April, 192); died April 7, 1974.

SUB T FlITS WALKER ( Mrs T E.) initiated into California Delta November, 1931; died De· cember 8, 1973 .

MARION locKRIDGE WARD ( Mrs . C. A .) ini· tiated into Indiana Beta October, 1903; died February II, 1974

RHODA WATKINS initiated in to D .C. Alpha March, 1903; died March 30, 19 74.

HALLETIE SE RCH W TSON ( Mrs George) ini· tiated into Texas Alpha February, 190 7; died Janu · ary, 1974.

POLLY ARNOLD WHITE ( Mrs Percival ) ini· tiated into Illinois Delta November. 1912; died February 4, 1974

LOUISE WILLIS initiated into Vermont Alpha March, 191B and affiliated with Vermont Beta; died June 18, 1973

PE RL HALL WOFF RD (Mrs. Bushrod) initiated into Texas Alpha November. 1905 ; died February 19, 1974

B .... RBARA BURTON WOOD ( Mrs. Pierre ) ini· tiated into Missouri Gamma March, 1925 ; died December 18, 1973.

EMILY WYATT initiated into Missouri Alpha October, 1909 ; died February 17, 1974.

MARGARET RICHARDSON YORK ( Mrs. W. D .) initiated into Wisconsin Beta April, 1922; died February 3, 19 74 .

FRATERNITY DIRECTORY

Officers

rORMER GRAND PIESIDENTS

Alice Web« Johnson (Mrs. Irwin T.) Country Club Dr Carmel Valley, Calif, 93924

Dorothy Wuvcr Mora.n (Mrs. Kent R.) Box 218 , Peru, NE 68421

Sar.hjane Paulson Van.sse (Mrs. Houcc: } ) }401 :Z'th West, Apt. )20, Scmle, Wash. 98199

omens Eft'nITU5

Grand ,,..,Idon' (mo,ltu..- Marianne Reid Wild (Mrs Rob · ert) 2021 Belmont Rd .• N W Wishinaton, D .C. 20009

Granel tN••",.... (morl.us--Olivia Sm ith M oore: (Mn. Henry. Jr .) 00 Pmc St., Texarkana Tu 7))01

GlAND COUNCIL

Orend PreMfMt-Eliubeth Turner Orr (Mrs. ). Gordon ) 68·0 S.E 28th, Portland, 97202

Orand Vic. ,.,...hlont of C.' lan Freda Stafford SchuJler (Mrs Peter) 11<42 Normandy Ave., Memphis Ten n. l8U7

Grand Vic. P,.II4em .f Alvm_ Evdyn Peters Kyle: (M". Stanley E ,) 23 Oak Kn oll Glldens Dr ., Pas.den., Cal ir. 91 106

Oro"cI Vic. ,,..IMnt of Phllonlhropl.s-Satlh H ollll(s Hunt (MB Harold B ) 3529 Cody W a y, Apt #10 2 Sacramento. Calif

GroncII IMordln. Secretory-Vernah Stewart Gardner (Mu. Gco rle A .) G rosvenor St., Athens, Ohio 4'701

Orand COfT••pondlr•• SecNtor),-M ary Eliubeth Frus ho ur H ill (Mn. J R.) 10 South Side Country Club. Decatur, Ill. 62'21

GrolMl Treowre r-Orpha O'Rourke Cotnen (Mrs. Andft'w G ) 72) N Jeffenon, Little Chute, Wis. H I40

National Ponhellenlc Conference Putt Menqenh all (Mrs. P E.) <184' E. 78th St., I ndian.polil. I nd.

NATIONAL DIRECTOIS

Director .f AI"",... Advbory CommfttM_Mar,attt

Walker Homina (Mrs D. 0 ) 620 San Fernando, Berb· Icy. Calif 94707

Dlre(tor of AI""'n_ Progl" __ Harriet Ha ycock Brown (Mrs J Lloyd) 1701 Golfvitw Dr .• Urbana, III 61801

DlnKt9" of Choptol" tt.u.. COtpOrOtlon_lucile J ohan· nessen West (Mrs. 1. David) ofHl N 70th 51 , Scottsdale, Ariz 8nn

Dlrectol" of MemborNtlp- Myu I>cPalma Re ime r (Mrs. Wm. E" Jr ) 429 N""town Rd., Berwyn, P a. 19} 12

DII".ctor .f Und rocIuat. Actlvltl.s-Naner Bla ic her P ol· l ocle (Mrs. O Ed rd) 269 Northview Rd Da yto n , Ohi o 4,419

Idhol" of Tho AnOW_ Marilyn Simpson Ford (Mrs Wil · Iiam, J r ) 268 Underwood Dr., N W., Atlan ta. Ga 10328.

Standing

IUDon AND NANCE COMMlnEE

O ' R ourke Coenen (Mrs. Andrew G ) 725 N J effetlOn, Little Chute, Wis. '4140

Freda Stafford Schuyler (Mrs. Peter) n42 Normandy A ve., Memphis Tenn 18117

Evdyn Peters Kyle (Mrs Stlnley E .) 23 O ak. Kn o ll Gardens Dr , Puadena, Calif 91106

CANADIAN PHILANTHaO'IES COMMlnEE

CMlrmDn Carol Childerhose McGonigal (Mrs. I. C.) )7 Thatcher Dr , Winn ipca R 3T 2'4 M anitoba. Canada mem..............c r.nd Vice of Philanthro· pies: Sarah H olmes H unt ( M rs_ Ha rold S.) ])29 Cod, W ay. Apt #102, Sacramento. Calif.

Secretory o. tho Alurn"_ Department-Mlrjorie Dfttt Eady (Mrs. Gordon W ) 220J 8cndetwirt Ave., Rock · ford, III 61103

SPECIAL OffiCIIS

Dlrectol" of Notlonol Archive_J ean Orr Donaldson (Mrs. R H .) 1816 W , Arr owhud Pllce, Stillwater, Okla. 7"074

Dlroctor of Chapter Hlltorl e.-Rose McColloch Dreukt (Mu E B ) 7240 Mldison. Kansas City, Mo 64U4

Not ional Convention H ammans Miller (Mrs. G R ) 48U Crestwood Dr., little Rock. Ark. 72207

Travellftt o to Ce,,",eIOf'.-J .ln CoatC$ &: Caro l Wood. Pi Bet Phi Ce'ntral Office. 7HO Carondelet Suite #H3. St louis. M o. 61 10' Director of PorthoUenlu--S hllOn Smith Pierce (Mrs. Steven J.) 2420 Student St'"ices Blda , Western Miehi,ln Uni· versity, Kllamlzoo, Mich <49001 'orflomentori o--Carrie M ae McNair Bl ou nt (Mrs. R. J.) 77 12 Pickard N E., Albuquerque, NM 87110

PI UTA PHI CENnAL OFfICE AND MAGAZINE AGENCY

Dlrecto r-S lly Perry Schulenburg (Mrs. Ralph E.) Pi Beta PhI Central Office, 77}0 Caro ndelet Suite 3B. St. Louis. M o. 63 10 ' 'Inanclol Director-Dorothy Mayne Campbell (Mrs Dorothy) Pi Beta Phi Central Office, 7130 Caro ndelet Suite lB. St. Lou is, MO

.ESOUICE CONSULTANTS

.u.tt-MiSJ Dianne Phillips. 23', Tremont Rd ., Co lumbu., OH 43221 'rot_It), Orlentotlon-Klth ryn Ford Vorick (Mrs Jef frer R.) 110 ' Westfield Ct. , I ndianapo li s. [N 4620' Educotlonal Enrichment-N anc y Wright Pinnick (Mu , Oon · a id) 6861 Faris, # 6, Indianapolis, IN 46226 'rat nlt), Hol"lta"e ond Development-refer to Di rector o f Undcrauduate Activities

Phllonthrople.- Pat Kelly SWln (Mrs. Robert G ) 014014 SW Twombly, Portbnd, OR 97201

NATIONAL 10AID or Tl.USTEE fUNDS

Chalrma--o rpha O'Rourke Coenen (Mrs Andrtw G.) 7U N. Jeffenon, little Chute, Wis ,...140

Sarahjane Pau lso n Vanant (Mrs. H once J.) 1401 Z,th West. Apt ,z0 Seattle, WA 98199

Louise ROlser Kemp (Mrs. J. Pagt) 619 E. Blacker Ave .• EI Paso. Tex 79902

Elizabeth T urner Orr (Mrs. J Gordon) S E. 28th St., Portland, Ore. 97202

Lucile Jo hanncsstn West (Mrs. 1. David) 4n3 N. 70th St ., Scottsdale. Ariz

Committees

EMMA HARPEl TUINEI MEMORIAL fUNDS COMMlnEE

Chalrmo_Ruth Williams Hansen (Mrs Paul) 104 Swed· briar Dr Richmond, Va HH}

Nina Belle Grecn Dame (Mrs. Wyatt E ) 1000 t)th Ave. , North St. Petersburg Pia J170)

Min Mary Frances Pirlcey. 629 Wataga Dr • louin·iIIe. K y. 40206

Ex-offtdo _bof'--G rand Vice Pte$ident of Philanthro · pie.s: Sarah H olma H unt (Mrs. Ha rold B.) Cody Way, Apt. #101, Sacramento. Calif. !n 82)

EX.TENSION COMMlnn

Eliubcth Frushour Hill (Mrs. J. R .) 10 South Sl;de Country Cub. Decatur, III 62Hl

I da Jane Spicer Sharpe (Mrs. M. E.) 4.0 Seaworthy Rd .• North Ft. Myers, PL H903

Jeannette Simpson Roben s (Mrs. Richard A.) 1674 Long. wood Dt • Baton RoU&e, LA 70808

ALUMNa COMMlnu '01 CONTINUING EDUCATION

Chalrma_AiI«n Aylesworth Welgan (Mrs. William M.) 1212 3td Ave. N., Seaule, WA 98109

Pauline Hackett Burns (Mrs. E. M.) 2707 Oxford Rd., Madi· son, WI '3704

Lindsley Farnham Siegfried (Mrs. John P.) 726 Myrtle Ave., Terrace Park. OH 4H74

CONVENTION COMMlnlE

Chalrma_lktty Landete Thorpe (Mrs. George W.) 660 Grand Concourse, Mi ami, FL 33138

1•• IJtrcrtlon--Cel este Dorney Singleton (Mrs. J. B.) 6600 SW 79th Ave ., Miami, FL 33 143

J ayne Rapp Dunker (Mrs. H. H.) 80' Paradiso Ave .• Coral Gables. FL 33 146

Hospitality- Mabel Iknnett Griley (Mrs. Victor P.) 1674 Nocat« Dr ., Miami, FL 33133

FRATERNITY EXCELLENCE COMMlnEl

DI ctor of Under.radva,. Actl.,ltl.s and Chalnna_Nancy Blaicher Pollock (Mrs. O. Edward) 269 Northview Rd., Dayton. Ohio 4H19

Alpha-.S uzanne Ruules Intes (Mrs. Donald) 62 Wood· ridge Rd., Wayland, Mass. 01778 .. ,-see Director

Gam_ Donna Wlterous Fleck (Mrs. R. D.) 9 Crestfidd Rd .• Wilmington, DE 19810

D. I,-.5andtl Conwell McMunn (Mn. C. David) 106 Poren Dr.• Clarksburg. W.Va. 26301

(p.II_Ann Ikiler Schneider (Mrs. J. P.) 1942 Rebecca Dr ., Clearwater, Fla 33H6

Z • .--cynthia Parlette Finch (Mrs John) 160} Fraternity Vill age Dr , Kal.mazoo, MI 49007

Et_M aralou JudlY Crane, (Mrs. E. Clifford) 6U Marview Terr.ce, Cincinnati, Ohio 4,2}l

Thet_M ary Peuic rew Onken (Mrs. Watten) 7641 Wood. side Dr .• Jndiana po l is. IN 46260

lot_Jean Pitcock Madison (Mrs. A. P., Jr.) 6149 Shady Grove E.• Memphis, TN 38118

Kappo-& e Director

Lambd_Joan Palmateer Laughran (Mrs. Leo K.) 221 Co t· uge. Rockton, IL 61072

Mu-- Eleanor Hou,ham Guerine (Mrs. R. J.) 90' Norwood, Melrose Park, 11 60160

N_ Maiddle Platner Filloon (Mrs. Virgil) 2333 Calumet Ct.• Lincoln, NE 6U02

X'-Barbara Bittner McCann (Mn: John P ), 416 W. 63rd St., Kansas City. MO 64113

Omler_A deline Plte Prentiss (Mrs. G. K.) 433 N. Willow. Fayettn·ille. Ark. 72701

Atkinson Hedc (Mrs. Wm. A.) 2602 Telflu. Midland, Tex. 79701

Iho-Sandy McGuire (Mrs. Eu,ene) 4148 Xnier South, Den't'u, CO 80236

Slam-Miss Miry Beth Davidson, 2490 Walker laM, Salt Lake City. Utah 84117

Ta_M adeleine Olson Mennella (Mrs. Vincent) 1400 S.W. 17lst PI.. Seattle. WA 98116

Upsllo_ P.tricia Batchelder Melrose (Mrs Sam). 17814 Hillside Dr., Lake Oswego, OR 97034

'h'-Adrienne H. Mitchell (Mrs. Bruce T.' 16, Redwood Dr., Hill.boroulh, C.lif. 94010

HOLT HOUSE COMMlnEl

ChaltIIMI_joyce Jun,e Feriuson (Mrs. Robut) 111 Cottage Grove Ave. S.E .• Cedar Rapids. IA '2403

T!'Maurer-Miss Viola CUleton, 208 N Oak Park Ave., Oak Park, IL 6OlO2

SlId""",Cullee lImifl& Reynolds (Mrs. Jay) 12722 Onrbrook, Leawood. KS 66209

Seuetwy-A nne Ecklcy H.ynes (Mrs J T ) 21 Su nset Ln .• Bushndl, III. 61422

Shirley Reed (Mrs. James E.) 1020 E. Broadway. Monmouth , III. 61462

b-oMeio ntenlber--G rand Vice Prtsident of Philanthro· pies: Sarah H o lmes Hunt (Mrs Harold B ) 3U9 Cod, WI" Apt. #102, Sacumenlo , Cal if. 9'82'

Address: Holt 402 E. ht, Monmouth. 111. 61462

Hosteu : Mn. Beaulab Shinolidd Houn: 10 :00 A to 12:00 noon Ind 2:00 P.W. to 4:00 , weekdays. By .ppointment Sat., Sun. & holidays.

HOUSE DIRECTOR COMMlnEl

Director of Alumn_ Advlaory Comml"_.s and Chalrmo_ Marlate! Wilker Hornina (Mrs. D. 0.) 620 San Fernando, Berkeley, CaliC, 94707

IDEA lANK COMMlnu

Chalrma_KlY Holmes O'Jibway ( Mrs. Jamu) 204 Clnnon Dr • Travis APB Calif 94H'

Alphct-See chairman hto-lujane J ohnson Munson (Mrs Philip) Box H2. Bradford. VI. 0,023

Gam.........c.rolyn Pettit (Mrs. R. R .) 708 Oxford Lane, Willingford. Pa. 19086

D.lt_Elizabeth Hechtkopf Parker (Mrs. J. G., Jr.) H86 Westerly Dr., Virginia Beach, VA 23462

EpJII_ Ruth Blacle Arnold (Mrs. Sidney M.) 1611 Mt. Paran Rd N.W., Atllnta, Ga 30}0'

Z.,o-j.cqueline Smith Convene (Mrs. Byron R .) 22B6 Metamora Dr., Birminahlm, Mich.

Eto-Vir.inia Wynn Wood (Mrs. A. Wilson) 11 06 RUlher· ford Rd .• Cleveland He ights. Ohio 4111'

Th.t-M.ry Giles Armin,t on (Mrs. J H .) "09 Winston Dr., Indianapolis. Ind. 46226

10,_Kathryn Summers Skinner (Mrs. Raymond, Jr .) 1620 Carr Ave., Memphis, Tenn 38104

Kappo-Mrs. Deed« Mount.io, 1604 Willianubur. East, Tuscsloosa, AI. ,,40 1

Lambd_A ndtu Stephenson BlelZil1&er (Mrs. J C ) 617 Grove St., Neenah. Wis. ,49'6

M-S « chairman

N_Junne Wheeler Hubbard (Mrs William) P .O. Box 442 Iowa City, lowl '2240

Miller Gamber (Mrs. Dale) , 16 Su nset Dr., Salina, Kan. 67401

Omluon-Mattslou Marshal Roth (Mrs. Milo K.) Roule 2, Sil oam Sprin,s, Ark. 72761

,I-Frances Dilly Broyles (Mrs. Gordon) 90 1 Hilltop, Pales· tine, Tn. 75801

Ih_Mi ss Lois Wolfe, '02 Highland, Boulder, Co lo. 80302

Slgm_Sayre Webster La tence (Mu. Robert) 944 S. Mag· nolia Blvd., Tucson, Ariz 8Hl1

l_Joy V.nuse Goodenough (Mrs. Willi.m) 3932 W. Barrett, SUllie. Wuh. 98199

Up JII.-.5ally Sue Cellers (Mrs. Michul W.) 1221 E. 'tho McMinn't'ille, Ote. 97128

ItM-Kathryn McDuH« Breuer (Mrs Arthur) l671 Park Rd., Sacramento, CA 9'841

LlGISLATIVE COMMlnu

Chairman-Lucille McCrillis Ryland (Mn. John) 3470 E. Kentucky Ave , Denver, CO 80209

Manl,n Allen Cazort (Mrs. M. A.) 234 Parklane, Sin An· to nio. TX 78212

Miu Karen Stuck, U40 Slade Ave., #302, Columbus, OH 43220

LOAN PUND COMMlnEl

Chalnna_Joann Rich Willey (Mrs. Richard D.) 6299 Ford· ham Way, Sacramento, CA 9'831

Mary Isabel Rienk. Britzman (Mrs Roy) 919 Olive St., Yuba City, Callf. 9'991

Janet G. Durham (Mrs. John M. l. 309' SlUileen Dr., Reno, NV 89'02

Ex- Oflkl o Memb«--G rand Vice Presjdent o f Phil.nthro· pie.: Sarah Holmes Hunt (Mrs. Harold B.) "29 Cody WlY, Apt. #102 Sacramento, Calif. 9 )8n

MUSIC COMMlnEl

Chalnna_Mary Swanson Enlel (Mrs. Dale) 2304 VI. l04th, leawood. Kin. 66206

NOMINATING COMMInfE

Chalrma_Madeliene Ooss Lafon (Mn Thomas H.) 70·n Maryland. St. Loui., Mo. 63130

Shirley J o nes Mann (Mrs. Rohert E.) 6 West 21st St., Hutch· inson Kan 6nOI

Pat Fiset John (Mrs. Philip) 2233 38th PI. East, Seattle, WA 98112

RITUAL AND CEUMONIE' REVISION COMMI"EE

S tuart Dulin (Mrs William C ) }6U St " Chevy Chaw, MO 200 ))

J o H ooser Sudd uth (Mrs. D F.) }303 46th St ., lu bbock, TX 79-41}

Miu Marcil M orrow, RR #1 , Bo. n4, Excelsio r MN })}H

SmUMINT SCHOOL COMMITTU

Arrowmo nt Board of Govefllon Chal....,._Htlcn Deppe V oll mu (Mu j 05C ph E ., Jr .) lOB

Fair Oaks. St , Louis. M o. 6H24

Co- Chalrmo_Miu Sarlh Ruth Mulli s, 190 S Colonia l H Olms Circle, Atla nt l, Ga, 30309

S.c,...ory-Mary Helen H ollid ay ('Mrs , Jlmes W ) 17 EI

Ccrrito. Sin M a teo, Ca lif 94401

Tr""" ef'-O rpha O ' Rourke (Mrs. An d rcw) 7n N. jefferson, li ttle Chutc, Wis. ).4 140

Council Con'oc' Member--G rand Vice: of Ph i lan· thropies : Sarah H olmes H un t (Mn H a rold B.) 3)19 Cody Way Ap t #102. Ca l i r. 9)!2)

.mh.rl of ,tt. l_r" l

M iry Pow lu ( Mrs. James ) 141) H amlin V I II C')' Dr , Houston, TX 77090

THE A •• OW OF PI aETA PHI

Msrim G H ur d, 217 Andcrsen Dr ., Kn oxvi ll e, Ttnn

:57920

MilS S P O , Bo x )06, 141} St ., Kin,.port. Tenn. :57662

Cecilc Br06Kau Kendall (Mil W R.) 40B O 'Grady, CorpUJ Christi, TX 7841}

Eleanor 8\Uhnell Lehner ( Mrs George F J.) 100) hills Dr , Templc Te rrace:, FL H617 H elen An derson Lew is ( M n. Benj.min C.) Ownby Hills, Rt. I , Box :5oi A , TN }77}8

Mclind a Mah one (Mrs. IH W , Cherokee Ave ., GA 30 120

Dr. LUll Odland, of Econom ics. Uni · 1'trsity of Tcnocs s«. KnOXVille. Tcnn. }79t6

Puhllc lotion_ Eleanor 8 Lehner (Mrs F J ) 100 ) Ri vtthill. Dr ., Temple Fl B617

Slid., : wlltc your P rovinc e .Iu mnz : )'our Al ummc Province P resid ent

A"mln tr.!or of Arrowmont olld Arrowcroft--C.,oline Mills

Riddlc (Mn D O • Jr .) Arr owmont. Box )67, G.tlinburl, :577}S

Arrowmont School of Art. on" Craft_Marian G He ard Director. Box '67. Gatlinburl. T enn. }1HS

Arrowcroft 5hop-- 80x H4 , G at lin bur" Tcnn }77}!

National Panhellenic Conference

N'C Chlll".,on _ 1973-75 II.nnl"", I AI"... D.lto ,.) -Mr• Berne j l<'ObKln "10} Wash.nlton Blvd. 5., Wish

98 118

Nrc Secr.t.,.,. 1973-75 II.nnl_ (Dolto Z.to)_Mrs R d!· crt L Mc K«m o n, ))17 S. 7"th Eas t A, c T uba, Okla 7" 14 )

Nit( Tr_lurer. 1973-75 IIOftnl_ ' 1 Mu)-Mn. W. F Will ia mson j r 920 N Fostcr Dr Ba ton Rou,c LA 70806

The Roll of

PI ".0 'hi D.I•••t Pratt Mcndenh a ll (Mrs P E ) 48-4) East 78th St , Indi a n.poli l, Ind "6HO " leto ,.1 h. Alternot Hclen Bouch" Dix , }1)4 H aks· wo rth Rd , Columbus, Ohio "}22 t " hio PhI 211d Smith Pi ercc ( Mrs. Steym j.) 2"20 Student Sc:"ices Bid, , Weste rn M ic h i&a n University, Kal amazoo Mich "9001 '1 lIN 3rtl Alt...-t.- El iubclh Turne r Orr (Mu. J Go rdon) 684) S ,E. 28t h , Portland , Ore 97202

Chapters

foll owina itcms arc ,i"en in .,ebity; chaptn address; president

AL'HA NOVINCI

Name of ChaPlet ; date of ill ut.bl i.hment: n.me: of 1M colie&e or uni· ol tbe chapter; chlina n f Iht Alumnz Ad viso ry Committee ilh her

'r••l d.nt_ Mlry CUJtis Hlrt (Mrs J F .) 6 McFadden D r., Wilton, Co nn 06897

Conh.ctlClit Alph. (i9H) Univenity of Connecticut; Pi Btt Phi, N o. 1"6 1, Storrs Rd , Sto rrs, Conn. 06261; Anita J ou : Sheii:& Pur Kln Ludd, ( M rs, Wm .), :500 Soulh 51. F4,

JRoc kv i llc , Conn. 06066

Mol". Alpha (1920l University of M ,ine: Orono, 04"H: K Jlhleen Dorothy M enliH Bos twi c k (Mrs. 0 .) 39 1 Spclrin Dr , Orono, M line O." ]} MOil_chuM"' AI, (1896) Boston Uoivttsity; 160 8 a, Stlte Rd .• Box }07. Boslon, M au. 022 1) ; Amy BernSicin ; Mrs A Ri chard Ch ri stlcib, 20 R iver Glen Rd • Welluley, M all. 01181

Novo 5cotM. Alpho (19:5") Ddhousie University. 3070 G ee, D au phinee A ve ., H alifax N S., Can.; Debbie Mitcheltree Blacltadar (Mn. Brian) 1119 T owtt Rd • Apt 208, H a li f ax, N.S., C.nld.

InA 'ROVINCE

' I ent-M.ra a ret R),.n V n Dine (Mn H o ward A ., j r. ) 21 lindenwood Dr.• South Burlifl8ton. Vt 0)401 N York Alpha (1896) S)'UCUK University: 2 10 Waln ut Place. SyrlCuse, N.Y. n210 ; Chris Clark; M n. Don · lId p.ir, 109 Cedar H eiahts Rd j atDCsvill e, N Y N York 0- (19t") 51 Uninuity ; 21 1 0' mod. Dr., Canton, N Y t}6 17 ; Lois Browne ll N.w York D.I (1919) Cornell University; HO Triphammer Rd ., Ith ,cI, N Y 14!,0 ; Nlncy L Ha.rlravc; M rs. O lvid Kidd , 161 0 Ellis H ollow Rd., Ith lca, N.Y l<IiS)O &.ta (191) UniYc nity of Verm ont; S ProsptCt St., Burlinlt on. V t. 0)"01 ; Bets)' Delancy; Cathe r ine H enll Kuschel (Mrs. Wm .) P .O. Box 2:5) Underhill, Vt

GAMMA 'ROVINCI

' BI lek Lcndtrman ( M n. E. H ., Jr .) " Steeplecbase Rd ., [)e,.on. Pa. 19}H

laMl (1944) Univ c n i ty of Mlryb nd: 12 F ratern it y Ro College Puk , Md 20742; M ugaret R:llndolp h : Constance Ruse: (Mrs. R D ) 472 1 Scd8CIIVick St., N .W., W uhinaton. D ,C. 200 16

Pan",yl"."' aata (189)) Bucknell 8 0:.: ( -29"'9, Bucknell University, lc isbu rJ. Pa. 17837; Miry Jane Weldon; Mn Thomas M Mild , R D I, Lew isb u!, P, 17837 'ann."I onla GclrntnCI (1903) Dickinson Co lle,e ; Bo. 1661 D ickinson Colle,c. Ca rlisle, Pa. 110B : Wendy BtOle; J OlIn Stohr (Mrs Ge o rge). 1111 Slnlford Dr , Ca rli sl e , Pa 17 01)

a.J 'ann.ylvanla (p llon (19H) Ptn n.,lv.ni. Su te Univer· sity, , H iester H,III, University Park, PI , 16802: Mllry Gitschier; Mir ia m S. Wellinst on ( Mrs A M .). H2 S Buckhout St ., Stlte Coll ege Pa 1680 1

DELTA ,IOVINCE

' lcleM- Donnl Smith Chasc (Mrs J K ) 111 7 Seventh St .• M o und s ville, W V 2604 1

North Corollna Alp'" (192:5) Univ e rsilY of N o rtb Carolina; 109 H i ll sboroua h 51 , Chapel Hill N ,C. 275 14; Pr isc ill a Burt : Susan Co lwell link (Mrs R C.) 60:5 laurel Hill Rd ., Chape l Hill N .C 2751"

North Cor_lI_ t. ( 19H) D uke Uninrsity: Box 7096Dukc University. D urham. NC 27707; J an H ay hurst ; Suun Pusons Robcll (Mn. Paul A ) , :5) 11 Pl ., Durh.m , N.C. 27707

vw.i _ Ihm _ (192) Collqe of William Ind M al}'; Pi

Betl Phi H OUle, Ri chmoDd Rd ., W illial1lJb"ra, VI 2:518 ): Leanne Donn an; M ary E Smith Sadler ( M rs. W. 5.) 108 Gilley Dr , William,bura. VI 23 183

Vlr.lnl. Delta (1 96) Old Dominion Univcrsil), : U23 W 49 1h 51 Norfolk. V•. 2}'OS: Bevcrly Spencer: Mi n J lhn P Thomu, )-4) Wlrren UH Apt. 6 Norfolk", V •. 23507

Wo• • Vlr, lnle Alpha ( 1918 ) West V ir,inia Uni yeni ty ; 1493

UniverSity Ave ., MOrKantown, W V I. 26'05: J oho-

THE AllOW Of PI lETA PHI

son; S.lIIJ Huun Rowe (Mrs . Richud), }O, Kinsswood SI., Mor,lnlown. W.Va 26,0' W... Vlr."I. 0- (1961) 8eth.lnJ Collele; P.O Do.: Beth.ny Colleee, Beth.nJ. W.Va. 26032; Leslie Burton; Miss Janet M Ciripompa. #1 Scibtl"t St .• Wheel· inJ W Va 26003

IPSILOH PROVINeI p,...w-t-Doris Brown fa'wccu (Mrs. W. E.) 2216 EI Dt Oro Dr ., Clearwater, FL H'16 nerl Alpha (1913) SltlSon University; Box U}7. Stetson University. Del.and. Fl •. 32720; Beth Danids; Judy Jurk ov1c

J,McCallum (Mr• J oh n S.) 1600 E. Minnnol., Deland, Pia 12303 1.,1" hhI ( 1921) Florid. Stale University; '19 W. Jeffer · .on, PIa. )2301; Susan L. Rowell; Sue Mullis Lewis (Mrs. H D ) 1001 Governor's Dr , T.llahassee , Fla 3230 1 "on" D.lt_ (1969) University of Florid., P.O. Box IH17 Universi[J' Station. G.incsville. Pia )2601; Marie Lynne WiIIi'lnJ; Bonnie Ellcd,e Buter (Mrs. J F.) 1917 N.W. 12th Rd .• G.inc:sville. FL 3260, kI (l9}9) University of Gtot,ia; 886 S Mill · td&e Ave .• Athens, Ga, )0601; Laura Harwood ; Miss Suah R.uth Mullis, 190 S, Col onial H o mes Cir., Atlanta, GI 30m

huth c.roilM Alph. (1931) University of South C.,olina ; Box U'''24 , University of Soulh Carolina. Columbia, S.C. 29201 ; Barbara W.,e; Jo Seideman Foster (Mrs. M. C.) 4·A Senate Pl.u, Columbia, S c. 29201

ZITA PlOVIN(E PTellcMnt-M.r,.KI Strom Achuon (Mrs. Howard A .• Jr ) 1273 N , Gltnbarl'}' Rd ., Birminghllm Mich. 48010 Michl Alpha (1887) HllIsdlle Collt&t; 304 H illsdalt St Hillsdlle. M ich. 49242; Diane Stout; Mrs Pallon, 113 O.k St., HilI sdllt Mich. 49242 Michl.." let. (1888) UnivtuitJ of 816 51., Ano Ar bor, Mich. 48104; Christtna Henson ; Sandra

DeWlr Bostwick (Mrs. S. H .). 32·" Park Ridge Dr., Ann Arbor. Mich 4810)

Michl " 0CImme. (194" Michi,ln Stitt Univ trs itJ; H1 N. Harrison. East Laruina, Mich 48823; Elizabeth Strobl; Gaylt Dunn (Mrs . Jlmts) 1127 Forwood Dr ., E. Lansing, MI 4882}

Mlcha.- Deihl (19'9) Al bion College; 1107 E. Cass St., Albion , Mich 49224; Sally Kinyon; SlqJh.oie Bennett (Mrs. Arthut ) 1216 Burns, Alb ion, Mich 49224

lJn AlphCI (1908) Uni¥C:rsirr of Toronto; 220 St., Toronto 28, Ontario. Can.; Pattici. Suthtrland; Monica Mit· eMil ( Mrs R. E.) 791 Sp.ding Rd ., Toronto 10. Onl., Can. om-t. (1934) Univtrsirr of Western Ool..,io ; 29} Cenual Ave ., London 1-4, Ontario. Can.; SUt Lamon; Sheill E"ns Thom (Mrs. Oack) ,08 Oak Park Dr., Lon · don N6H, 3N7 Ont ., Can nA paOVINCI

.}::, 11 t-8Itbara Oli er Tootlt (Mrs. JanlCs R.) '099 Kinglhill Dr., Co l umbus, Ohio 4}229 Ohio AI (1889) Ohio Universirr; 6 S. Colitge St ., Ath · mS t Ohio 4"01; Susan Ri c hards ; Phyll is Schntidtr Law. rence (Mrs R A.) 29 Bt«hwood A thtns, Ohio 4"01

Ohio I.t. l1894) Ohio Stilt UnhttsllJ; 184 , Indianola Ave ., Co lumb UJ, Ohio 4}201 ; K.thy Carol Scevers C rocktu (Mrs. NtdL 1348 laflA,Slon Rd ColumbuJ Ohio 41220

Ohl. o.lt. (19H) Ohio Wt'sltyan Univtrsity ; 96 Elizabeth St ., Delaware, Ohio 00 1' ; Susan uronia; Mrs Miry J Emma Rybolt, 88 VI Winter St .• De1.aw.lre. Ohio 4)01) 1,111_ (19 U) University of Toltdo; 1346 Crestwood Toledo, OH 41612; Nlncy Elliott; Sharon Jones Lan,e (Mrs. James) 700 1 Apple Creek, S,I"ni.l, Obio 43'60 ow. Z.hI (194)) Miami Uni¥C:rsity; MacCucktn HIli, Miami Uni Orlord. Ohio ·00,6: Susan Rdick;

JEllen Duerk , MD (Mrs Gerald), )24 E Vinc-, Oxford. Ohio

Ohio It. (19'4) Denison Unlvemty: 4n W CoIIC'Je 51., Gran';lIe, Ohio 4}023; urolrn Lown; Cynthia Usia Krause (Mrs W e ), 22' S. Prospect, Granvillt, Ohio 4}On

TMtTA 'IOVINCI

p,..w....- M.". Ann Fisher Olin&tr (Mrs. Oren) 19n Wood· mont, Muncit, IN 47}04

IncUona Alpho (l888) Funldin Colltlt; EIKJ H.II. Box 106. Franklin, Ind 461}1; Betty Dehoncy; Jo Pruitt Mozi"lo (Mrs. Byron) 1140 North Dr., FlInklin, Ind. -461}1

I,"".ncr (1893) Indiana University; 928 E Third St Bloominaton, Ind 47401; Barban Htine; P.m oroaltt Schlick (Mrs. James ) 18}8 Eller Rd., R R. #14. Bloomin, · ton, Ind. 47401

Indlono Gemme. (1897) Butler Univ t nity; 8n W. H.mpton Dr.• Indian apoli., Ind 46208; Debra Cowart; Betty 8ladu Lofton (Mn. Thornu) 9060 Pickwick 0,., Ind ianlpolis, Ind 46260

l"dloftCI D.lto (1921) Purdue UnivC'(si[J'; J012 State St., W. Laflyetlt. I nd. 47906; Barb Suciu; Karin Htllm.n Muncie, 20 14 E. 4)0 South. Lafayettt, IN 479o, Indio". Ip.llo" (1942) DePauw Univtrsilr; }O) S, locust, GreennSlle t Ind. 4613'; J oan Ytrges; Nancy Olx Fontaine (Mrs. L.) 6}9 E. Seminary, Grttncutle. Ind. 4613' Indl.no Z.t_ ( 19'2) Oall StJl t Uni\·t ni[J'; Rogus Hall, Muncie . Ind . 47)06; Michelle ThamC'S; Linda Bender Rent ( M rs. J A .) 2}t7 Royal Oak Dr • Muncie. Ind 47304

IOTA HOVINCE

SkallS Adams (Mrs. H .• Jr.) )640 Philwood A ve.• MC':IIlphis, Tmn 38122 K."tu,ky Alpho (19n) University of Louisville; 2010 Confedeule PI., Louisvillt, Ky. 40208; Leslie l. on8: SUJlnne: MathIS Mathewson (Mrs. David) 408 Taurus Pl.. Louin'ille. Ky

K_tucky leto (1962) Univtuity of Kentucky; 409 Colum· bia, Ltxin,ton, Kr Sue Kav.naugh: Reb«ca Riler Sloe<kin,er (Mn. T.), }20 Lnwood Dr., Luin,ton , Ky 40,o2

Ton" AlpM (1923) Unil'C'tlity of Ttnnesl(e at Chltll' nOOla ; 846 Oak St., Cha!t.noogll, Tenn }NO); 5u)ie Pospisil; Jlni ce Rothe McGuirt (Mrs. Tom) HOA Thomas Rd., Port Oglethorpe, Ga. 30741

T.""..... a.ta (1940) VlndC'tbih University ; 118 24th Ave S o., Nashville, Tenn. 37212; Sue S.ldler; Bettye ThICk· ston Wutermann (Mrs. W. 5.). 1400 Burton Valle, Rd ., Nashville. Tenn. 372U

T."" 0o",,". (I?"S) University of TennelStt; 1 511 Cumberland Ave., Knoxville , Tenn 37916; Barbara Prall : Jane: Qualls McGuire (Mrs. J N.) 7116 Slone Mill Rd" Kn oX1lille. TN }7919

To"_u_ D.lta (1962) Mtmph is Statt University; 8011: 81)6'. Memphis Stlte Uniyer$lty. MC':IIlphi s, TtDn. }1"2, Donn. K.therint leone; Mrs Jlne D Alphs , I no Colonial Rd Memphis. Tenn )8117

KA"A 'IOVINCE

Presld.nt _Anntltt Mitchtll Mills (Mrs. Jack). 2128 Vu· Irid,t Dr 8irmin,hlm. Ala. 3'216

Alobc.no Alpha (1927) Binnincham ·Soulhttn Collece; 80s ,9A, Oitmin,ham Southern Colltgt. Sinn in,ham. Ala 3'204; K.y Wilhlms ; Suzanne Stuight Harri s (Mrs W. D ). tOl9 2nd SI. SI)., Birmin1C: h.lm Ab 3'222

AI.tHlma ••t. (1949) University of Alab.lma; Box 12)9, University, AI •. 4'486; Lane Smith ; Elsie Lawrenct Grib· bin (Mrs. R E., Jr .) Roult 2, Box }28·H. Norlhport, AL 1'476

Alobo",_ GClmlno (t 9nl Auhurn UnivC't$lty: Dorm 7, Au · burn Univtrsity, Auburn, Ala. }68}0; urol Johnson; ur· ole Conniff Yeaman (Mrs. J.D .), 3767 Pine Cove, Mon t · gomery, AL 36111

Mlllllllppi Alpha (1961) UniVtfsity of Southern Miuipippi; Box 376 Southern Stillion, Hattiesburg , Miss 39-101; Lina Alltn ; Marilyn Mytrs Ammons (Mrs. J. 8 .>, Rt. 7, 80_ 462, H.ttiabutg, Miss 39401

Mllllll lppi ••ta (1962) Unil'tuity of Mississippi ; Box 2848. University. Miss 38677; Ann Huckstep: Charlotte Shitld (Mrs. John) Enalish Villagt Apts #9. Oxford. Miss. }86"

LAMIDA 'IOVINCE ' lldent_ Mary Taultt Timmckt (Mrs. M. E.), 9}1 Church 51 Beloit WIS. )1'11

McNtIt.a.. (1929) Uniwersity of M.nitoba, I n Hattl

Bh·d • Winnlpe& RJj)P-4 Manitoba Can.; Jocdyn HftM)'; Susie Pu,h RaC'Side (Mrs. B M .). 437 C.mbtidle 51., R)M1E 9 Manitoba, Can.

MJ"MMt. Alpha (1190) University of M inntJOu: Jl09 SI: 'th SI" Minnupolis Minn }Hl-4; Colleen McCoy ; Marth. Murphy Trimmtc (Mrs. D L.) 6212 BraC"burn Cir., Edina, Minn U4n

N Daketo AI..,. (192 1 ) University o f North Dakota; 409 Cambridj:c. Gund Forks. N.D. )8201; Marsh. Maus ; Mrs Pit Boyum, 323 Stanford Rd., Grand forlu. N.D. )1201 Wlfe_.hI Gomma (tSl40) hllHCntC University; Coleman HII1. 307 E Lawrt'nce St .• Appleton. Wis. )4911; Barbar. Bill; Lois Tomaso Boldt (Mrs. J.) 1118 E Grant 51 , Appln on, Wis. )4911

MU PROVINCI "",hlent-Ruth Deblee)in, Milltr (Mrs. Don W ) "Z Prospect Lane, Heighu, Ill 61614

1111 AI (1867) Monmouth ColleJc; Monm outh Col · ICI(, Monm o uth, Ill. 61462; Trici Winkler; Alice Me · Doua.1I Jensen (Mn Russell M.). 1)1) E Broadw.,. Monmouth, III 61462 IIlIn"', , ••Dol,. (1930) (lkl.: 1872) (Delu : 1884) Kno. Colltle: Kn ox College. Galesburg, 1II. 61401; Prances Ott ; Miry Manlieri Burgland (Mrs . G. G.). U9' N. KelloM St., Galesburg. JII 61401

1111 1 lIon (1894) North estern University; 636 Emerson St • Ev.nston. II I. 60201: Elizabeth Heller; Miss Marc i. Cr ford. 73' W.,ner Rd .• Glenvie IL 6002' 1111".1. Zot. (189') University of Illinois; 100' S Wri,ht Ch.mp.i,n. III. 61820; N.ncy R Cr ford: Mrs W. C. oal · Jtnb.ch. 712 W. Unifflsity. Champ.i,n. III. 61820 1111_1. I •• ( 19121 Millikin University; 23) N F.irvie., Dec.tur. III. 62,J2; Sue White; M.ry K Miller Farrington (Mrs, Robert) 22n W , Forest. Oecuur. IL 62522

1111_1. "",hi (19<41) Budley Unive"Sity: 1004 N Inst itute, Peori •• III 61606; Jane McCahill; M..., B.con H o ltzman (Mrl R, J.). 236 CO·f(·ntry Ln .• East Peoria, III , 61611 1111_11 1.,_,0' S Bro.d y. Nonn.I, 111 6 17 61; P.mel. BIZ05 ; M.ry Ann Lauder (Mrs. 30 Country Club. Bloomin&ton. 111 61701

NU ,.OYINCI

14.n'-Dorothy Nelsen Hunter (Mrs Jamn H ), 2016 S 9tst St • Omaha. Neb. 68114

I ••• Alpt. ( 1868) Iowa Wesleyan University; S T Hall. Mt. Plusanl, l o a '2641; Debra Adair; Patricia Waters Buf · fin.ton (Mrs, Ni le ) R R # 5. MI. Pleasant. Iowa H64 1 I (1174) Simps o n Coliege; 406 N. Bux t on, Indi. anoia. l ow. 'OIH ; J.n e Johnson ; Shirley Day Bunch (Mn. R H J. 210 W. Lincoln. Indianaol •• lo a 'OtH low. Gamma (1877) 10 State University: 208 Ash An Ames 10 '0010; Suunne Dittmer: Mrs. B.rbua Clem· ens. 2U9 Country Club, Ames, 10 ,0010

I••• Z (1812) University of Io a; .n E Washinllon. l o a City, lo a 52240; Jule Gerlich; Files Scott (Mrs, W. E ) 1814 K.thlin Dr .• 10 City. 10.' H240

N k ,. (119H Uni ersity of Nebraska; 426 N 161h Lincoln, Neb. 68,08 ; Carol Amidon; Nancy Neubauer H.rding (Mrs. W A ) 34'0 Woodbine, Linco ln. Neb. s.uth68,06D.k.,. Alpha (1927) University of South Dakota 118 N Plum. Vermillion , S D "069; Suun S iden ; Judith Arnold Ch.ney (Mrs. M. T.) 601 Valley Vie Vermil · lion. S D ,,069 XI,ROYINel

'r••I"-t-Patricia Johnson Sch ensen (Mrs. M H ) R R 4, Cia, Center, Kan 67432

K""Ia' AI..".. (1873) Uni enit, o f Kansas ; 1612 W nth, L Kan 66044; Brenda Hanks; Linda Midyelle Campbell (Mrs R. W ) H3 Lawrence L rence. Kan 66044

K.nla (l9n) K.nus Stale Univ e uity; 1819 T odd Rd .• M .nhaltan. K an, 66'02: J.ney C.mpbell: Eunice HouSt Pickett (Mrs. H J 2708 Circle Rd .• Manhattan Kan 66'02 ,,*,,1 _1 Alpha (1199) Univ e rsity of Missouri; '11 E Rol· lintS. Co lumb i., Mo 6HOI; Emily Agee; Miss Virginia Wanless. '02 Manor Dr.• Columbus. Mo 6HOl

MI"ourI (1907) Washington University; Box 42, W.sh · ington University. St. Louis, Mo. 63UO: Susan Sanders ; June HUler (Mrs. A. H .• Jr.) 4'" St«plechsSt Lo St. loUIS. Mo. 6nn

MIlS,,:,," 0- (1914) Drury College; Drury College, M e. 6'802; Shireen Mahvi ; Eula M.e Curtis Mrs E C .) 1314 E Walnu f. Sprill&fitld Mo. 6'802

OMICl:ON 'ROYINCI

14.ttt-Mary Lou Schmlusser Wootten (Mrs. J Robell) 1503 Guillord Lane, Oklahoma City, Okla. HUO ArIc Alpha (1909) University o f Arkans.s ; '02 W

THE AllOW Of PI IfTA PHI

Maple. fayetteville. Ark 72701; J.n. Riley; Andrea An · thon, Romine (Mn. J.). 16'9 Vie"'pOint. Fayetteville. Ark 72701

AricanN (196}) Little RocIt Univmity. }1l7 So. Taylor , Little Rock. Ark 72209; Rebecc. Green; Jeri H.ynie Fo ler (Mrs. D J.). HO' Grist Mill. Little Rock, Ark 7220) Oklohoma Alpha (1910) Uni ers ity of Okl.hom.; 1701 S. Elm. Norman. Okla. n069; Bubar. Bums ; Sue Trowrr Fentri" (Mrs. M K ) 1710 Smokey Oak Court. Norman. Okl •. 7}069

Okl.h_ leta ( 1919) Oklahoma St.te Univrrsity ; J24

Clenl.nd. Still ter. Okla. 74074; Lind. K.y EvanJ ; J o AnM Hlrt Bernhardt (Mrs. Bill. Jr.) 620 S Duncan. P.O Box 487, Stillwater. Okla. 74074

" 'IOYINCE

'r.alctont-Dunie Full') n Kepler (Mr s. T L.) 6 121 Azaln , Dallas. Tex 7U30

laul.l_ Alpha (1891) Newcomb Collele; 7014 Zimple St .• Ne Orle.ns. La 70118; J ody Sanor ; Laura Worley God · (rey (Mrs. James). 1321 Pine , New Orleans. lao 70118

LovI.l.- (1936) Loui.i.n. St.te University; P. O Box

L.S.U • Baton Rouge, La 70803; Cyndi BUrTis; H a rriet Moltz. Cole (MB J W .) 12) Kenwood Ave • Baton Rouge, La. 70806

T Alpha (1902) Uni e rsity of Texas ; 2300 S.n Antonio. Auslin, Ttl' 7870'; Jane Anderson: Hall ie De ar Fer· pIOn (Mfi Keene), 2702 Vetdebank Cir.• Auslin, Tex. 7170}

T ,. (t916) Southern Methodist Univellity; J IOI Dan · iels Dallas. Tn "20'; Dianne DeWitt; Paula Rupe Den · nard (Mrs R E .). 4}20 Beld.i re Ave o.lIas. Tex 7)20'

T•• a , 0_ (t9H) Tuas Tech University ; Box 4324. Tnn Tech. University, lubbock, Tn. 79406; Peggr Hill; Jo Co.te M.nn (Mrs, R.ymond) 3310 ,6th. lubbock. Tn: 794n

T•••• D.lt. (19,6) Texas Chrislian University; no" 29704. T .C. U., Furt Wurth. Tex 76129; Deb Ihll : Naney L.ffiand Brackett (MrI. A W ) 4213 Blackha Ave • Fort Worth. Tex 76109

IHO 'IOYINCI

P,• • 14.",-E slher B,ur.1.ger D ouglass Harl) 72' 7th St .• Boulde r. Colo. 80302

C.t.racto Alpha (1884) Universily o( Coloudo; 890 Ele venth 51 • Boulder. Colo. 80J01; Barb.u Jane Lanen: Mn W. R Sm)'lhe. 32" Dover Dr.. Boulder. Colo 8030}

Col_d••••• (188') University of Denver; 220} S. JOK ' phine, Denver. Co lo. 80210; Tracey Baum.nn: M rs. William Bayne. }O Surrey Rd .• Castle Rock. CO 80100f

C.lora40 Gam,,", (19H) Color.do State University: 6n W Lake. Fort Collins. Colo. 80nt; Jennifer J onn; Mrs Don Thompson, 2222 Mathe s. Fort Collins. Colo. BOHI Montana Alpha (1921) Mont.na State University; HOof S Fifth , Bozeman, Mont '971); Jeanne Moe ; Sheila Brown Funk (Mrs P.ul) R #1. Box 76, Boum.n. Mont ,97U Wy.mlns Alpha (1910) University of Wyominl: Futern ity Park, Laramie. Wyo 82070: &bette Bro n ; Rosemary Eckel Skinner (Mrs C. R ) 213' Th o rnburgh Dr • laramie, Wy o. 82070

SlOMA '.OYINCI

' 14ont-Barb.ra H yde Kerl (Mrs. Tom) no, K irby. N E .• Albuquerque, N.M. 87112

Arll_ Alpha (1917) University nf Ari:tonl ; 10" N Mnu n· lIin Ave .• Tucson, Ari:t. 85719: Ellen Conner; Ann C. Jouvenat Webster (Mrs T. C.) 69H E H.yne PI.. Tuc· son. Ar iz. 8)710

Arll.na t. (196" Ari:r: on. Stale University: A S.U .• p.ln Verde Main Temple, Ariz. 8'281 ; P.ula Dyer : Marg are l Gill Stiles (Mrs. Dick) 8040 East Hubbell, Scottsdale. Ari:r: 8n57

N •• M. de. Alpha ( 1946) University of New Mexico; 1701 Mesa Vi s ta Rd • N E.• Alb uquuque , N M 87106 ; Denise Volk ; Barbara Robertson Schwyzer ( Mrs A T ) 621 Fi&utroa. N E .• Albuquerque, NM 87123

N• • Mo.lea lot. (1972) New Mex ico Slate University Box 3134. Las Cruces. N M 8800' ; Nan cy W i lde Rnbe rll Hayes Gibson (Mil R C.) 220' Desert Dr ., Las Cruces, N M 88001

U,ah Alpha (1929) University nf Uuh: 14 H East 1st Soulh , Silt Lake City. Utah 84103; J a ne Str.tton; Vi,.i nia Clo es Woods (Mrs W .B ), 2290 S 2200 Eas t. Salt Lake City, Utah 84109

'AU PROVINCI

PrMI-....-...s hirley Butler Frost (MIS. Jack W.) 26'9

Belvedere Ave S W , Scaule, Wash 98126.

AIIMn. AI (1911) University of Alberta; l1012 ·85th Ave ., Edmonton 6}, Alberta. Can.; Cindy Warring; MarJie Bate Ltpp (Mrs. W.) RR #'. Edmonton, Alberta, Can.

,... A'''' (i9H) Uni versity of Idaho; '07 Id aho St ., Moscow, ldaho 8}84}; Jan Hoffbuhr; Venlee Jones (Mrs. Lorin&). 1)46 Borah, Moscow, Idaho 83843

W..w AI (1907) U niversity of Washin,ton ; 4,48 17th Ave. N.E., Seattle, Wash. 9810'; Sheri Fletcher; Judy Smythe SUlheriand (Mrs. S. L). 2643·38th W., Seattle. Wash 98199

W.lhlitF_ (1911) VluhinJIOn Stile University; N.B 8U Linden. Pullman, Wash. 99163; Sue Warner; Marilyn Aliverti Wes t (Mrs. H L.) N W 123) Cliffo rd, Pullman , Wuh 99163

W.lhlitF 0.- (1948) University of Pu,et Sound; Seward Hall, University of P'uBet Sound, Tacoma , Wash. 98416; Menilee Donnell; Mrs }ohn Holroyd, 7229 Custer Rd W., Tacoma. Wash 98467

U"SIlON 'IOVINCE

,.,..Ident-Janet Rutherford Gny (Mrs. }ames R ) )43 West H ills Way N.W., Salem, Ore. 9H04

He Alpha (19U) University of Nevada; 869 N. Sierra, Ren o, Nev. 89'02; Jackie Allard; Kay Sorenson Blakely (Mu Michael), 9" Maplewood Dr.• ReDO, Nev. 89'02

0,...... AI (19") University of Orqon; U18 Kincaid, EUj:ene, Ore. 97403; Carolyn Kunze ; Martha Thorsland Baker (Mrs. H C.) 430 Weslbrooke Way, Eugene, Ore. 9740'

0,...... (1917) Orecon SllIe Univeoity; 261' NW. Tayl or, Corvallis, Ore 9733 1; Nancy Pray; Elizabeth Busch While (Mo. H. R .) ll20 N.W. 16th 51., Cornllis, Ore. 9H30

0,..._ Gomma (1944) Willamette University; 844 Mill St S E., Salem. 97301; Melissa Veroske; Nan Wesl Dewey (Mrs G. W.) 1893 Lea:ington Circle, S.B., Salem, Ore. 97302

0 D.lt. (1960) Portland State University; 1962 S.W. )Ih, POllland, Ore. 97201; Cynlhia Beck; Frances Bruning Mumey (Mrs. K. H .) 3424 S.E. Harrell Ct., POllland , Ore 97202

P'HI 'IOVINCI

"r.skl..,t-Ernutine Garda Ohlson (Mrs. Robert D .) 1925 p.rluide Ave ., Hilbborouah, Calif. 94010

C.II'.,..10 .... (900) University of C.lIlifornia (Berktley); 232' Piedmont A ve., Berkeley, Calif. Sherrie Otten· breit; Bonnie Drecves Stehr (MfS }ames) 430 Pala Ave., Piedmont, Cali r. 94611

C.llfoml. 0..-. ( 19 17) University of Southern California; 667 W. 28th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90007; Mary Beth Jenni son; Maurine Webb Giesler (Mrs. G. H .) 227) Lor· rain Rd .• San Marin o, CA 91108

C.llf.rnl. Doll. (1927) University of C.lIlifornia al Los An· ,eles; 700 Hillard Ave ., Los Anaeles. Calif. 90024; Jennifer Ann Moore; Virainia Binaham (Mrs. Wade) 2723 Catmar, Los An,eles, Cali(. 90046

C.llfoml. 1".11_ (1949) San Diego State Colle,e; '080 Col· lege PI., S.lIn Diego, Calif. 921U; Nancy Best; Ellen Steddom Freaner (Mn. C W.) 711 Dennis A ve .• Chula Vi sta, Calif. 92010 z (19)0) Uni versity of California .t Santa Bar· b.ra : 763 Camio Goleta, Calif. 93017; Wendy Phillippay ; H azel Milovich Richardson (Mrs 1. } .) 880 Riven Rock Rd Monlee ' to , Calif. 93108

C.UfCM'flI. Ihi (974) University of California at Irvine ; 3800 Pueview Lane, Apt. 1M, Irvine, CA 9266<4; Amy Nelson; Pauida J ones Jenn eu (Mrs R. E ) 1800 Com· modore Rd., Newport Beach, CA 92660

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A1UMH. O" ,CIIS

ALUMNLE DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY

O nll Vi c. ,,...141.,,, ., Alu_ Enlyn Peters Kyle (Mn. St.nley E.), n Oak Knoll Cardens Dr., PaJldena , CA

91106

O nd VIc. 'r• • ld.nt 0' Phllan,hropl.t-S arah Holmes Hunl

(!tin:. H&lold B.L },29 Cody Way, #102, Sacramento. CA 9"24

DI,..ttor of Alumn. Progrom __ Harriet Haycock Brown (Mrs. J Lloyd), 1701 Golhiew Dr., Urban., IL 61801

AL,HA ,ROVINCE

hcret.,. .f AhIm D.pcw' , Marjorie DedJ: Early (Mrs. Gordon W.) no} Benderwitt Ave., Rockf ord, IL 6110} Alum Club (dlt_E velyn Long Pay (Mrs. Knio) 1006 S.n Roque Rd ., S.nta Barbara, CA 9}lO' Or.r .f tfM Oold." Arrow_A ddrHs correspondence to Central Office, 77}O Cuonddct. Suite }B. St. louis, MO 6}10'

The Roll of Alumna: Clubs

Alumn_ ' r o vlnc ',..sld.nt- Mary Jean Mcintyre While (Mrs , Linwood) 106 Forest Ave .• Orono. ME 0447}

hMuhl,.. County, MA- Marjorie Ceder (Mrs. James H .) , Be:echer Lane, !.en o J: , MA 01240

Eo _ Mol_Ani ta Sargent Leonard (Mrs. Ralph) Sar· ,ent Dr., Old Town. ME 04468

Oreot.r 10.'-' M"-Mi n Kat}' Ma c K.y, I HO Beacon 51. #802. Brooldine , MA 02146 Hollfox , Novo Scotia. Conad--Catherine Log.n Gerry (MrS. J E.) 61}} Oalc.hnd Rd ., HalifaJ:, N ova Scotia, Can.da Hartford, CT-Roberta Boyd. 7 Woodl.nd St .• H.rtfo rd, CT 0610'

Monche" ArM, CT-LJurie YinlJing Soltau (Mrs. R H .) 6 Whitewood Dr•• Enfield, CT 06082

J... HOYen CT-Julie Hawkes Heninger (MI1 Geotle R .) )) Sprin8 Garden St., H amden, CT 06.517

Or.ot.r POf'fI"nd, ME-M inerva French Anderson (Mrs R. W ) Box 2}4', South Portland , ME 04106 Southern 'olrfl.ld County, Cl-Nancy Burden Tapley (Mrs. David) 11 Outlook Dr., Darien, CT 06820

W SuburfHtn Io.ton, MA- Dorothy Moore Keith (Mrs. G A.) 1l 01& Or.;:hard Rd .• Shernoro, Mil. 01770

lETA PROVINCE

Alumn. 'rovlnc. Pr•• ld.n,,",""-V irlinia Geister Hardgrove

1(Mrs. Arden E) an Colomal Dr. Kalonah, NY

Northem PMw J.,..y-Yvonne Jividen Eisn.ble (Mrs. J ack) , Tulip Lane, Short Hills, NJ 07078

Nort""" Connolly Leaper (Mrs. J H ) 621} Nethercombe Court, McLean. VA 22101

Phllod.'phlo D.lco ,A-$ USiln Hansell Shaj:ley. (Mrs. R E.) aD #2. Box }23, Phoenixville. PA 19460

Phllad.lphlo-M4IIln U,.. , 'A--Cl are Weitul Ikrr (Mrs. Rob· ert. Jr.) 163} Wavedy, Gladwyne, PA 1903)

PI"'burgh.south HIlIt, 'A-Mujorie Ziebarth Kflytt (MI1. Wm . L.) 2}48 Southwood Dr.• Pittsburgh , PA n241

Ildg.woN, NJ-- Phyllis Shade Mayer (Mrs. F R .) 26 Place, Glen Rock , NJ 074'2

SOU,""' Prine. o.or COUftty, Walker Cong· don (Mrs. C L.) n02 Colebrook Dr , Hillcrest Heilhts. MD 200}1

Stat. Coil , '''-Jo.n Kulka (Mrs. John) 1416 Linn St " Siale College, PA 16801 Wo.hlnlt_, DC-Dorothy Fuller Milhews (Mrs. P. H .) ,42, Moorland Lane Bethesda, MD 200 14 Wilmington, DE_K .therine Ten Eyck Marshall (Mrs. W. C )

I}l Dickinson Lane, Wilmington, DE 19807

DILl" 'ROVINCE

Alumn_ 'rovl",. 'r••ld.nt_ Phyllis POlter p.rlcer (Mrs. J. B.) 2<4 Sioneridge Circle. Durham. NC 2170, Chap-' Hili NC:-S usan Rose Saunders (Mrs. J. M ) }26 West University Dr .• Chape l Hill , NC 27H4

WV-Be:verly H.II RutledJe (Mrs. J ohn P.) 198' Alb4Iny, NY-:-Ahson V.al Crall (Ma. Bruce) 78 Cambridge Parlcwood Rd .• Charleston, WV 2H t 4 Dr ., Colonial Acres. Glenmont. NY 12077 NC-J ane 'ttle (Mrs. C. E .) 1144 Coddinlton au"olo NY-Nancy Gillick Stchanou (Mrs. Mend) <4, Green· It fidd Dr ., Tonawanda, NY 141.50

C orb r. _ e en Louise Fuziu (Mrs. JalDCs) Lake on. Sh_. NY-Jane McMlcken Whitney (Mrs Floyd. Bristol. WV 26}}2 R. L.) 199 Kensett Rd. , Manhasset, NY 11030

Hant,ton 1_41" VA-Jimmie Parrott Espich (MI1. W. A .) V.II.y NY_ Marijane W. Griffith (Mrs. Harold) 16 Lanlhome Rd , Newport News, VA 23606 22 HorilOn Hill Dr .• Poughkeepsie, NY 12603

M« nt n, WV-5aUy Rowe (Mrs. Richard) Imperial N York City , NY-Marcia Johnson Pavlica (Mrs. R.) ;,HI Woods, Morgantown, WV 26)0) W.tubury Ave., Dronx, NY 1046, Norfolk, VA- Rivers Shaw Schweil:2cr (Mrs. Mark H .) 6}B

JROCh.".r, NY-S.lJy Schaefer Schroeder (Mrs. R .) 63 T.ylor Dr. , Norfolk, VA 2})02

Drou,h.m Dr Penfield, NY 14n6

lal.lgh NCo- linda Kelly Lewis (Mrs D. M .) no W. lockloncl Coumy, NY-Sylvia Ryan Millu (MI1. George) 98 Drewry Lane. R.leilh, NC 27609 POll'Wood Rd., West Nyack. NY 10994 Rlchmonel VJr..-Moy L K.llw-M iclc.i Leef Stout (Mrs Se"'n.ctltdy, NY- Betsy Younl Wtilht (Mrs. J ack) 1229 W. W.) 904 Orchard Rd , Richmond, VA 23226 GodfRJ Lane, Schenectady, NY 12}09

VoU.y, VA--C lara Hall Sipherd (Mrs. L W .) ). yraeu••, NY- Linda Jenkins Cook (Mrs. L.) 1111 Lan · }} Cante r bury Rd , Bellair. Charlottesville. VA 22901 cuter. Syracuse. NY 1}2tO

V.II.y , WV-J eanne Roth Dishor (Mrs. Eu W."e"'''.r County. NY- Rosemary Welden Whiteley (Mrs. gene P ) 48 P leuant Dr., Wheeling, WV 2600} Robert) , Deerfield Lane Soulh, Pleasantville, NY 10HO W ln.ton -Sal , NC--C onnie Cook Emlcen (Mrs. Robert A ) GAMMA ,IOVINCE

Alumn_ 'rovlnc. 'r••ld.nt- Emily Robinson Kunde (Mrs. Marvin A .) }'O Newburn Dr ., Pittsburgh PA .,216

Saltlm MD- p tri cia Noonan lowell (Mrs. George A .) BOO Purlington Way, B, MD 21212

C.ntral Barney M.thias (Ma. J ohn H .) 201 N . 41h St., Lewisburg, PA 178}7

Harr1fburv-Corll.I., 'A-Angela H u ll Jacobs (Mrs. Charles) n2 Will ow Aft ., CamP Hill , PA 17011

.Jer y Sh_V,r,ini. ROle Hastt (Mrs F P ) I Rumson Rd ., Rumson, NJ 07760

Maryland-D C. Suburbo-..Mori_ a.1eI WII.t..--A nne

Whitman Cissel (Mrs. Cbarles H.) 2., Watts Branch Phfy., Rockvi lle MD 208'0

681 Lichfield Rd ., Winston·Salem. NC 27104

E'SILON 'ROVINCE

Iumn_ Provine. 'r••I.nt-Mary Anne Watson Emens (Mrs. J W.) Box 220. Ch.pin, SC 29Q}6 Atlomo OA-N.ncy Ferguson Mueller (Mn. R. K .) .576, Chamblee·Dunwoody. Dunwoody, GA 3O}}B vord COIomty. ''-Janice Shipp Wilkerson (Mrs. C. H ) I 76, H.nn.h Dr, Merrin Island. FL 329H " CI_tw , Pl.-June Grim Renville (Mn. Robert) 1}99

Emba.ssy Dr ., Clearwater, FL HH6

C.tumW•• SG-Marlaret Weinland Brooker ( Ma W L.) 2912 TfCfiholm Rd , Columbi •• SC 29204

Dayt_ hach, n-s ybil Hud& ins BaxDS ( Mn L. W,) 27 -10 S. Peninsula Dr., D.ytona Beach. FL }2018

D nd , FL.-Joanne Picktna Collette (Mrs. J. W .) 675 Oak Tft't Tertace, IHLand, FL 32720

F.rt ud lo, F&""'-susan Burbridge Staten (Mrs. Richard N .) 300 S E. 11th Me., Apt 309, Pompano Beach, FL

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o.l,..a."lIIo. FL.-Mal'}' Cookley Farria (Mrs.) 4120 N.W 13th Ave., Gainesville, FL 32601

Hollywood 'L.-Joan Nuh Sanse (Mrs. I.cc) HOt Grant St., Hollywood, FL 33021

Jocks ,,1II0 'L.-Noel Doepke Liles (Mrs. Rutledse) 847

tGranada Blvd. 5 .• Jacksonville, FL 32207

kol.nd, Ft,........(onnie Bland (Mrs. Ronald M .) 2008 Halmar Cit., Lakeland. FL B802

'am', FI.--Hentietta Byers Bilhorn (Mrs. T. W .) 30) Harbor Ct , Key Biscayne. FL BI49

Napl.a, 'L---C arolyn Suit Bethany (Mrs. D. V .) 1899 Tiller Terrace. Naples fL 33940

Orlondo-Wlnt.r 'ark, 'I.-Louise Powell Atkins (Mrs Cleve) 1123 Buck ood Dr.• Orlando, FL 32806

'.nHc.lo, 'L-S ally Kennedy Turner (Mrs. R. H.) 4007

J, Scenic H ishway, Pen5lcc l•. FL 32)04

It '.' b"'1l PL.-Lydia Klockow Everett (Mrs. Robert P.) 17,. )Oth Ave., N., St Pctersburs. FL 33714 s-o ••to , Fl.-Harriette B. Waddell (Mrs.) 3921 Red Rock Way. Sallsoll. FL 33)79

Southwon "«Ido-Betty Bald in (Mrs. Robert) )83) Sunny, side Lane. fort Myn-s, FL 33901

T.Uohos..., FL--Carol All Man (Mrs. K. 1.) 840

Watt Dr .• Tallahassee, Fl 32303

Tompel 'I.-Funci, Winkle Sponholu (Mrs. J ames) 3222 W. Sitka Ave., Tampa, FL 33614

Wost 'olm I_ch, PL-Cuole McCampbell Fulton (Mrs. Carole) U) GrtSOry Rd .• West Palm Beach. fL H40'

ZITA 'IOVINC!

AlumnOl 'r." in,o 'r.aldent- Betty Whitely J ohn son (Mrs.

lKenneth) 3422 Caroline. Jackson, MI 49203 nn Aria.,. MI- Patricia pfaff G.llagher (Mrs. M. J.) 3:))0 Windemere. Ann Ar bor. M I 4810) • '.omAol" Hills, MI --Suzette Lemmon Ge orge (Mrs. Robert _,H.) 26041 Carol St., Franklin. M I 4802' V I'.omflold Hili • • MI Jr._linda Kay Underdoun (Mrs. David). 1679 Graeheld. Birmingham. MI 48008

D.tr.lt-D_rborn, MI-Ann Wood Annis (Mrs Ralph) 9827 Berwich, Livonis. MJ 41UO Grand ••plds. MI- Mar}' Anne Kuyper Wiedner (Mrs Russell) IUO San Jose Dr. , SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49'06 Gr Point• • MI- Punela Rollins Humount (Mrs. R W.) 846 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Park. MI 482}0 Jocks MI- Eliubeth Haefner Bo en (Mrs. F M .) In Cherokee Ctt:s.. J.ckson, MI 49203 "'n.ln8-rost "'nsln8 MI -Gretc:hen Manternach Gibson (Mrs. W .) 13' Elmshaven Dr .• Lans ing MI 48917 North W.odw""' , MI-J o.n n Regenburs Muehr (Mrs. Peter H .) 29934 Ramblins Rd.• Southfield, MI 48076

T.-nt • • Ont•• C_do-Anne Parner Bawden (Mrs O. E.) 46 The Bridle Pa th, Willowdale. Onlario. C.nada

ITA NOVINCE

J-DOI 'r."ln,. ',..sld.nt-Barnara Sands Olsen (Mrs. J. C.) 3(96) Clinton. Bay Villaae, OH "4140 kron , OK-- Marsie Betf}' Fullen (Mrs. Larry) 897 Bridle ' -I wood. Dr , Akr on, OH <14321

""thoM O H-Carol V oe lz (Mn. Douglas) Rt. #1, Box 491 A, Athens. OH 4)701

Cont.n, OK-S arsh Dunn Fusher (Mrs. Michael 5.) 4633 Pleuant Hilla NW, u nton, OH 44708

\It'l ndnnotl OK--Lynne Hunt Reyn o lds (Mrs. Samuel D .) 93 Irebnd. Oncinnlti, OH 4'218

Clo".land_Eo.t OK-- Lynn Stokes Donahey (Mrs. William) 22199 McC.Iuley Rd ., Shaker Heishts, OH 44122

CI ,and-W• •t, O K-Suah Jane Nicholson Inglis (Mu. George M .l 26908 M idland Rd ., B.y Vill age OH 44140

C.I"""bu •• OK-- Beclcy Miller Dockter (Mrs. James ) 4988 GettysbutB Rd .• COlwnb OH 43220

Dayton OK-- Pamela Dunl op Swaim ( Mrs James E.) 804 Kin, ,fiatt)' Piace. MiamisbutB. OH 41342

Hclmllton OH--Ida Sloan Sterrett, 101 Timberhill Dr • Apt C·2, Hamilton. OH 4'013

Now arlr:_ Gr-n"U&. OH--Mts. Jobn T ayloe, 8)4 W Main St Ne a rk. OH 430))

Port_-n.. OK--Sue B.squin McCwdy (Mrs. R. K.) 3}OI Westwood Dr .• Portsmouth. OH 0662

Spnn8A.ld, OH--C ynthia Winters Ater (Mrs. Edward C.) 9)4 Woodlawn Ave SprinSfield, OH 4,,().4

T.lod•• OK-- Ketf}' Vinson McMurray (Mrs. o.vid) 3240

Algonquin. Toledo, OH 43606

younStst.wn - W.rr OK-Mal'}' Roost Job (Mrs. G.) 16,6

Robert Lane, NE. Wuren, OH 44483

THETA '.OVINCr

AlumnOl ,,..,,In,. ,,.•• ,d.nt-Jand Roper Th orn ton (Mrs. Richard) 2199 Tecumseh Park Lane, West LaCayetie. IN 47906

Andon.n Cochran Krall (Mrs. J S.) 2428

Shady Lane. Andenon, IN 46012

II.om lngt.n, Vlery (Mrs. J.) 3443 Lons· vie Ave .• Bl oominston. I N 47401

C.I",m"" MacDonald Sutton (Mrs. M L.) 2710 YeJlowwood Court. Columbus. IN 47201

Elkhart C.",nty. IN--S uzane H icks Muques (Mrs. Victor) 433" Green l uf Blvd., Elkhart. IN 46H4

F.rt WClY"'. IN- Kay Cross Baker (MN. M F.) )126 Hart· fo rd Dr Fort Wayne I N 46815

Franklin IN- Louise Kelch Vandivier (Mn R. M .) a.R. 3. Box 144B. Franklin, I N 46131

Gory, IN-C harlene Markovich Kamanaroff (Mrs. M .) )8'0 Pennsylvania St Gary. IN 46409

Hammond, IN- Mal'}' Sadowsky Krasin. H9 Jeffery Ave .• Apt 3. Calumet City. IL 60409

IndICllHlpoll , IN-- Plula Silberman Ne.,·ton (Mrs. John) 783) Rouah Cedar Lane. Indianapo l is. IN 462)0

IndlCllHlpolls, IN Jr....-Alice Geulefinser H i llis (Mrs J 5.) 9012 Log Run Dr. So.• Indian apo li s. IN 4623-' K.kom. , IN-- lynn Halik MISJe')' (Mrs. J. David) 3)14 Alto Rd W ., K okomo IN 46901 fay."., IN-- EI.ine Englert Th o rnton (Mrs. Paul) 2113

Arapahoe Dr ., LaCayette. IN 4790)

Mundo, IN-Jo.n Hueber McKee (Mrs. Richard) 20 Berwyn Road. Muncie. I N 47304

I',hmond IN- Elva Jo Downin, Turnn (Mrs. J o hn) 1137 Abinston Pike. Richm on d. IN 47374

South lend- Mishawaka. IN-Carr ie Van Hesses Petly (Mrs WilIi.m) 3311 S. Twyckenham. South Bend. I N 46614

S.lIth.olt.m Indlan-Sue W Mos ter (Mrs. Richard) R R.4, Box 40·C. Rushville. IN 46173

Southp.rt IN-Nancy Hamilton (Mrs. Th ad) n6 W.terbury Rd • Indi.napolis, IN 46227

Southw••tom IndlClno- He!cn Jones (Mrs. George) 26 Adams Ave ., EvansvilJe. IN 47713

Torr. Hallt • • IN-- Mn Willi.m Felts, R.R #23. Box 29. Terre H.ute. IN 47802

VolperallO I N--Sharon Ron neau Do""lu (Mn. H.) 404 Washinst on , Valparaiso. IN 46]83

IOTA 'IOVINCE

AII lmn. 'ro"lltC. Walker Se-asren (Mrs. Richard D .) 8001 COrtel.nd Dr.• Knoxville. TN 37919

llue lidao Marsaret Trent Denton (Mts. Hoy t H .) Route It. Lochtidse. Kinssporl. TN 37663

Chottonooga Gilreath Scott (Mrs. Chari" A .) 913 Signal Rd , Signal M oun tain. TN 37377

Kn. x "III• • TN- Kathryn Schaffer Sanden (Mrs. William E .) 3907 Kingst on Pike. Knoxville. TN 37919

L•• 'ngt_ KY-Tany. Sisk White (Mt5. K W .) IOU Slashes, luin,ton. KY 40'02

U" lo ''a_no Ande rson Le.... is (Mrs. Beajamin C.) O nby Hill s. Ro ute I , Box 304A. GatlinburJ, TN 37738

Lou la"III • • KY_ Miss Linda D ool ittle. 12 6 Dorchester Rd ., Anchorage. KY 40223

Momphl , TN- Mrs. I. Butler Fu ller. 2897 Natchez Memphi s, TN 38110

Nos h,,1II0 , TN-Ann Glenn Hayes (Mrs. Larl'}') 6128 Stone · haven. Nashville. TN 372 1'

KAPPA HOVINCr

AhH"nOl 'ro" lnco ',.. Ic&.nt-KathrJ n SChled itz Le is (Mrs. Jon R .) Mississipp i Gulf Cout Jun io r College. Per· kinston. MS 39H3

AYbvnt-Opollko, AL.- Mal'}' Bell Shuttleworth (Mrs. R .) 221 Carter St., Aubum. AL 36830

I lrml,,-,-" AL-SaUy DemK'}' Ried em (Mu. Robe:rt E.) 370 uredo Dr Birmingham, AL JHz6

Hotttos bu,.,. MS-Jane Ry an Andenon ( Mrs W, Hilton) 220 East Lakeside Dt .• Route 10, Hattidibw8 , MS 39401

"_'IYIII., A&..--Mn. Unda T. 720 Desoto Rd. S.E , Hunlsvilie, AL })801

J_klen. MS--Triuic Sloan Bat (Mrs. Steven J.) HI) CanIon HciJhts Dr" J,cbon. MS 39211

Mlub.lppt ncn Dill TwifOrd (Mrs. Hunter) 1420 Rotc Circle, Clarksdale. MS 38614

AL--E lizabtth Williams Copeland (Mu J J ) 49)8 North Carmel Dr., Mobile, AL 36608

• AL - Atdt. V..- "1)«9

Hvd,_ Eilecn Steeds

Hoskins (Mrs. Dannie R.) "I-e Alder St., Maxwell Air Force BaH, AL }6J 13

Twc"_", AL-Ros. Jind Alcxander Cain (Mrs. J_mts)

RaSKr Rd., C.inwood Farm, Tusc.1loo$l, Al 35401

Od0r4.Unfv.,.lty. Ann Boyer (Mrs. Ro scoc A .) }12 Garner, Oxford. MS }86))

lAMID HOVINCI

AI",,,",_ Pr•• ht,e .,.. dent-Elaine Hilton Cook (Mrs Robtrf G.) 184 Oxford St , Winnipes. Manitoba R3 M 3}6 Can.d.

ae'.It, WI-G rrtchtn H obbs Allen (Mrs. Gt'orge) 2)9 Skyline Dr.• Lake Gmtv., W I ,,147

• ",Iyth. WI-Mn. E. Mocgan. 1622 Morningside Ave ., Duluth, MN ))804 'ex v.n.y .f Wlac_I_ Karol Konrad I..Ike (Mrs Roland) 161) E. Roel.nd. Appleton. WI '4911

Gr.wI , ND- Matilda Maris Sevenon (Mrs. Roland) 705 Chestnut. Grand Forks, NO 5820 1 McNIIJ , WI_ Mary Fenn McMillan (Mrs Willis) 3602

Sl.ckh k Dr .• M.dison, WI H70,

MlI _k_, WI- Pit H unt Jame s (Mrs. WiIIi.m) 12211 W Woodside Coun, Mil WI 53226

MI""",,.II., MN-June Johnston Stanley (Mrs. J. J.) 9251 Greenbriar Rd., MN ))437

S. '-I, JlN-.K.a rin Henel McGinni. (Mrs Byran) 194 Wild ood Ave .• Birchwood, White Be.r lake, MN ,,.10

Wrw""" c-.-Doreen H ood Robertson (Mrs. H .) 102 Cullen Dr , Winnipeg, Manitob.a R }R IP6. C.n ·

MU NO.'H NOVINCE

Alumn. 'ro.l"c. "..Ident-Betsy Gibbs VOlt (Mrs. R.y· mond) 915 Bradford L.ne, Schaumburg, IL 60172

Arlln _ H.leh••, 1I ·-8arb.ra Lammers Zust (Mrs. Wdter) 'H MonkrC'J. Pllatine. IL 60067

Chlcoeo l.,.t Women 'a, IL-- uslie Warner K.ip (Mrs. John) }82} N. Suley. Chicago, IL 6061S

ChIc-.o South SviNrban, It.-M.rsatet Erki"tian Carhon (Mrs H.) 19tH So. Pierce Ave , Homewood, IL 604}0

ChIco W ••• SuiNrbe", It.- Barb Bunning (Mrs. James E.) 104 Drexel Ave ., 1..1 Grange. IL 60'25 c-trty, IL--Htna Hwri. AI'-'- Laurie Coonley Wit· fel (Mrs Richard D ) 760 Forest, Glen Ellyn. IL 6oU7 'e•• 1 V_H_y ., dllnol_Dorothy Br.nnen (Mrs. CKil) 29 W 478 Cape Ave., West Chicqo, IL 601"

Htn.... tow".hl" It..-S herrie Tschirgi Krughoff (Mrs J. E ) .0_ W 86th St., Downers Grove. IL 6051)

Lek. C.UNty, IL-I(athy Rho e r Sachheim (Mrs. Judd) 1024 E. Rac kl.nd Rd., Libertyville, lL 60048

Mitt Te Mhfp, IL.-K.y Kurjath Hendricb (Mrs Robtrt E ) 656 Highvicw, Glen £lIyn, It 6ot}7

Horth Shwe, IL.-V irgini. Murray Pirrong (Mrs. Glenn) 2817 Elgin Rd , Evanstl)fl. IL 6020 1

Horth Sh.,.. """'I , n Connie K indsvater (Mrs. J. H., Jr ) ,04 Cumnor C t ., Occr6e1d, IL 60015

Gok Partr. •• I ,01'•••• IL.- Mrs. Burt A. Polk, 1900 77th Ave Elmwood P.rk. I L 60635 'ork lidee-h. ,Iol,..a, n Phyllis Black Davlin (Mrs James A.) 1412 South Western, Puk Ridge, IL 60068 .ec.kfortl, u...........Geor'ann Allen Johnson (Mrs. W. R .) )6.n Guilford Rd . , Rockfo rd , IL 61107

MU SOUTH HOVINCE

AI_ ',••Inc. 're.w-t-Aline Kinnison Sharp (Mrs Lee) 1121 W. Jlurnside Dr., Peon •. IL 61614

AIt_E4wwd IU., It...-S ue Brocltmcier Hepler (Mrs L. L.) 752 Harvud. Edwardnille. IL 62025

A _--.......M_UIl4lol. Ireok Go4dIa, IL.-JOInoc Morri s Louden (Mn .• A ) Box 188 , Good Hope, IL 614}8 1'-'"'"8'" H."""" It.-NaDdtc Rusk. Groves ( Mrs Fred) 206 Bird Court, Normal, JL 61761 Chotnpel IL--I( Il'J'I Mckinney W. c kerlin ( M rs. G ) 120 Holiday Puk Dr , Champaign, IL 61820

THE AIROW OF PI BETA PHI

00".111., IL-M ugarct Wilkinson Birch (Mrs L. Pltr) 2001 Lake Terflce Dr , Danville, IL 618}2

Dec.otw, II -Cynthia Mcilwain Pett}' (Mu. Joe) }769

NoundCord Ave., Decatur, IL 62526

Got..bt.w., IL--M arge Stuan Waters (Mrs H J ) }40 Hack· berry Rd , Galesburg, IL 61401

Jock.on m._Amy I,,",hom Onken, IL--M rs Jean Spencer, }10 Woodl.and. J.cksonville. IL 626'0

Monmovth, 1I _M iss Jt.t.n Nees , .f20 N A St , Monm o uth. IL 6 1462 , rlo, IL-- Merilcc Bicscmier Hunt (Mrs A E ) 12 1 W Detweiler Dr • Peoria , IL 61614

Qvlncy, IL-Mary McCrory Heidbreder (Mrs . C h.rles) 15 Country Club Dr , Quincy , I.L 6BOI

Sprl,..fteld, II..- Eli:ubcth F,yart Saner (Mrs. R C.) B12 S. W&!nut, Sprin,gnc:ld, IL 627o.i

Tri-CIty, 1I._Kaye Crissey Ainswo rth (Mu. G o rdon) 9120 26th Ave • M olinc, IL 61265

NU ,IOYIHCE

AI"",,". 'ro.l"c. 're.ldent-Helen Cary Lovejoy (Mrs. Ro b · crt M.) 7215 Colby Ave., Des Moines. IA '0'11

Ame., I Muvel Secer Bensen (Mrs J A.) 506 2,th St • Ames. IA )0010 Ilock Hili of South Dakot_Kristen Gellerman Sun (Mrs J o hn D.) 30}0 Tomahawk, Rapid Cit}'. SO H701

C.dar .oplds, lA-Jacque Nel son Ho ll o y (Mu Dennis) }2}0 Ridgcmore Dr , SE , Cedar l.pids. fA n403

Council II""'., lA-Wendy Tun Fenste r (Mrs D ) 160 ' Dr , Bellevue, NE 6800'

0.. Mol,..• • IA-$ uc Gifl8rich jones (Mrs B R ) 1717

Luin L.ne. Des Moi nes, IA ,o 322

l"d lo noJo , I Linda Kildal Brice (Mrs. Charles) }09 N Il1h St ., Indianola. lA 50125

10 City, lA- Diane Knotek Butherus (Mrs. L. C ) 209 Linden Ct , lo a Cit}', IA 52240

Lincoln, HE-Jan Pittenger Cutshall (Mrs. Bruce) }240 E Pershing Rd , Lincoln. NE 68,o2

M • • '1 "., lA- Pat W.ters Duffington (Mrs Nile) RR #), Mt. Pleasant. IA ,2641

Omoha, HE- Pegy Mathers Berguin (Mu. Robert) }542 S. 102nd St., Omah•. NE 68124

Siou. City, lA-Betty Ro wt o n Holt (Mrs. J. R ) 4707 Perry Way. Sioux City. lA '1104

Siou. '0Il., Aikens Ho es (Mu. Michael) 2209 S Main, Sioux Falls, SO "10' V.",,1II1on. 50-Edith Roesler Hccr (Mrs. Melvin) 915 E Main, Vermillion, SO 57069

XI ,.OVIHCE

Aknnn. 'ro.lnce ,,...Id.nt-Marth.a Kttffe Griffith (Mrs R J ) " ' 6 Brcczeridge, St. Lou is. MO 6}1}1 Columblo, Schneklo th Dittmer (Mrs. Robert) 2807 B Summit Columbia , MO 65201

HYfchlnson, KI-- Barbua Batchelor Hansen (Mu Helge) 2020 N. Adams St Hutchinson KS 67501 .klier_on City, Garrison Phillip. (Mrs G J ) 1400 E McClrty St ., Jefferson Cit}'. MO 6)101 K." City, kl- Mary Roscrs Holbrook (Mrs Reid) 200' Washinaton Blvd., Kan.s.as City, KS 66102

Kon... City, MO·Shaw_ Million, kS-Athcli. Sweet Clingan (Mrs Melvin H.) H45 Mission Woods Rd , Shaw nee Mi.uion, KS 6620' kon City, MO Shawnee Million, kS , Ju"lor- Kri s tie Cubon Wolferman (Mrs. Fred) 810 W. Brd St., Ken · SIS City, MO 64112

K_" s City, MO_S"'wne. MIIII_, KS, Arrew Sectle_ Rosemary Kennedy Boyd (Mrs. J o hn A Jr.) 8101 EI MoniC, Prairie Village. KS 66208

Lawrence, IC5-- Mary Ann Miu Dickinson (Mrs Martin) 902 W. 27th Tcr • bw,ence. KS 66O.f4

Monhono IC5-- Patricia Riker Hostetler (Mrs Chules ) 2'11 Grandvie Tcrr.ce, Manhattan. KS 66502

5• JoMph , M0-5 haron Fairbank Engelken (Mn Ronald) }8O" N. Hwy 71. St. Joseph. MO 64506

St. LovI., Snido M oline (Mrs H 0 , Jr ) 4) 21 lio.alrcc Dr , St. Louis, MO 6}128

St. Louis, MO Ju"I_ Ellen Penrod H. c kman (Mrs Glep ) 29 Cars old. St Loui. , MO 63 10'

Spri"tlfteld, O ' Conn or Bucknar ( M rs. W . C ) 102 ' E Linwood Ci rcle. Springfield. MO 6 5807

'0...... ICS-- KarflJ Arm st ro na Baker ( M rs. K ) H I 9 Briar· ood Plua #}O' , T o peka, KS 666 11

W ••••"' lC.nMl -Suc Wildlcn Haymakcr (Mrs. R G.) Box 6. RR }. Larncd. KS 67)'0

WIchita, KS- Robcrta To nlcy Jako all (Mrs. Charlcs V.) 'H N. Broadmoor Avc , Wichita. KS 67206

OMICRON PROVINCf

Ah,,"n_ Pr lnc. ,,...l4ent-Jane Roth Faust (M",. Norman R .) 16 Normandy Rd Un Ie Rock AR 11207

AI"4_ OK-Judy Reed Kenal ll (Mrs Jim) 8n Rldle· Ardmore. OK 7HOI

"1 111• • OK-Gertfudc Van Aleen (Mrs J o hn) 927 S Dela arc, Bartlcsyille , O K 7400}

Duncan, OK-Shci lll Ri ley Dixon (Mrs. Richard) 1102 Har · "ille Rd., Duncan, O K nH}

Idmond, OK_M ary K atherine Williams Farlcy (Mrs Milt on R .) 1900 Timber Wu lf Trail, EJ m uuJ, O K BOj4 II Dorad., AR- Beycrly Stull Yocum (Mrs. J ohn H .) 2'Oj Poresll n, El Dorado, A R 71nO 'oy.tt.ylll., AR-Jean Greenha (Mrs. l..eonard) ·n East, Fayetteville, AR 72701

'1Irt Smith, AR --Cindy Lemley Robin son (Mrs. J ohn) 420 1 K inkead #64, Fort Smith, AR 72901

Grand Prolri., AI-Judy Jacobs (Mrs. Jack) 1609 Coker Hunpton Dr., Stuttgart, AR 72160

H•• Sprint', Alt-S andra Schooler Parker son ( M rs. J ohn) II } Valley Hot Sp r inBs. A R 71901

Llttl. Rock , AR_ Mary J ane Smith Bailey (Mrs. J Dan) 2112 Countl'l C l ub bne, Lillie Rock. AR 72207

MuNroe- OK-Sally Million King (Mrs. Ralph H .) 1602 H ous ton. Muskogee. OK 74101 N __ • OK-Suc White Little (Mrs. J S.) 2419 Smoking Oak Rd .• Norman. OK 7j069

Oklahoma CI.y OK-Mary Conner Allen (Mrs. Robert D.) }021 Rob in Ridle Rd ., Olelahc m:l City. OK H I20

Oklahoma City OK Junlor- Marsha Finley Sha n (Mrs. W.) 2H2 NW 60th, Okl1lhoma City, OK HI12

O"•• I lIythoylll., AI- Patricia Greey Butlcr ( M rs. Ben F , J r.) 8 16 West J ohnson, OKeola, A R 72370

Paub Vall.y, OK- Funn Putt (M r s. Phil) Box 379, Villcy, OK

'onea City-Kay County OK- Patricia Butler FeJ[t lth (Mrs. R ichard) 2H Fairvie Black ell, OK 7-1631

Stlll.ot.r, OK- MISS J ane Pnce, Box 247. j6 Yello Brick Rd ., Still atu. OK 74014

lo ••rkano Ollylo Smltt! Moor. AR-lX_ Ann J umper Hathoal (Mrs. Jot) R oute }, Box '119X. Summerhill Rd Texarkana , AR 7"01

lullO, OK- Eva Brasel Bolut (Mrs. Kent) South 71th E. A\le .• Tulu. OK

PI NORTH PROVINCI

Alumn_ ",oylne. P,•• ld.nt_ Mary Jane Rose J ohnson (Mrs. Dayid) 2-433 S. 11th St Abilene TX 7960'

Abllone, lX- Lind. Rendlemlln Dehlinger (Mrs J P .) 4097 Brookhollo Abilene. TX 7960'

AI••artdrJa LA- Mr•. R B Tudor. Jr .• 140) MIlitary HIgh · "'lIY. Pineville, LA 71}60

A_,III • • IX- Frances Schneider Bauman, 4411 T 'ney Amarillo. TX 79 106

Iro.o. VolI.,., IX_ Pam Adk ins Porter (Mrs. Jarvi s) I Leacrest. Coll ege Station. TX 77840

Dollo• • TX-Judy Hill Garderc (Mrs. Ed9.·ard) 4)12 Lorr.l ine. Dallu TX 7HO)

Dalla. , IX , Junior Dey- Leanne McKenzie larlein M D .) 6044 Northwood, Dallas. TX nn,

Io.t T•• a_ Marl aret Mart in (Mrs. R S.) 200 H orse· shoe. Kilg ore. TX n662 .ort Worth lX_ Ali« Kean Cunz (Mu W P .) 1B Wil· lIamsburg lane, Ft Worth. TX 76 107 lufkin. IX_ Nan Nickerson Miller (Mrs. Alan 0 ) P.O Box 400. Diboll, TX 75941

.-r lI TX-Joy Smuh J o nts ( Mrs Oscar B., Jr .) )06 Miller Dr.. Mushall, TX 7)670

Mld Citl •• • TX-Tam .ra Smith Arnn (Mrs. B.) 6 10 Wagoner. ArijOBl on. TX 76010

Monr.o LA- Ann Grabill Cookscy (Mrs. John) 2110 May · 00<1 Dr Monroe. LA 71201

"amp. IX_ Ann Sld"'ell Fatheree (Mrs. E H obart) 80"

294. Mllmi. TX 790'9

Ilk ckoft IX- Betty Th nmu H.lynu (Mrs "". B) :: 2 FOfest Park , Ri chardson. TX 7'080 IX- Barbara Buchanan Vostlung (Mrs Curry) 170' Sherman, TX n090

Sh, ,. LA- Alice Pecot Smith (Mrs. Lo uis M.) HI Onennll. Shreveport, L\ 71106

Tyl.r, IX- Mrs S. W. Brookshire, 3,20 Fry. Tyler TX 75101

Wo,o, TX -Suunne Go r m an Ensey (Mrs. J H .) 3700 H er· 01. Waco. TX 76710

Wichita 'olla IX_ Robin Riyers K inl (Mu. AI) 1634 Hurs h, Wichita Falls. TX 76302

" SOUTH 'ROVINCI: Alumn_ ""oyln,. 'r••ldont-Charlie Cox Cantrell (Mrs Ralph B ) 8t) Wild Valley. Houst on. TX 71027

Au.tln, IX- Adtle Black Silvas (Mrs. R 1..) 3)1) La keland. Au slln. TX 78731

Auatln IX. Durham Thomas (Mrs. Stephen) 1418 P reston. A ust i n, TX 7870}

aa.on ROUIII. , LA-S ujan Dietr ich R ol(s ( M u. Emil e) 2082 C l o ve rdale Ave ., BalOn Rouge. LA 70808

looumont.Nlt. Hili Stark , IX-A nn Mc Knight D ishman (Mrs J.mcs C.) 82" Eyangel ine Lane. Beaumont. TX 77706

C.rpua Chrhtl IX- Anne Scot! Denton (Mrs. Georse N.) 402 Cape Hcnry. Corpus Christi, TX 78412

Cypr C,...k, IX- Rae Cuppln Field (Mrs. R obe rt L.) III) Marne. Houston. TX 77090

1:1 'a.o IX- All cc Rankin Beud (Mrs. R obert W .) Montel ,ir. EI Paso , TX 79932

HldallilO Coun'y, IX_ Pam Kn app Corcoun (Mrs. DI8 Orchid, McAllen. TX

Hou,ton TX-Ann Painter (Mrs J oseph T.) 2118 Brent · ood. H ous t on, TX 77019

Hou.ton, IX Junior Day_ Nlncy Ha le Cobb (Mu. ""il · lIam C.) 6207 Chevy Chllsc. H nuston, TX 77027

Houlton IX Junior Night_ H arriet Heaps Weslt rm:ln (Mrs E. L ) "H 8cIrOK, H ouston, TX 7703)

Lelfoyo"• • LA- K athryn Whitehurst Doullu (Mrs. W. I ) j lO Corona. bfayelle. LA 70'0 1

Lak. Cha,I_

• • LA-S ally Kyger Richardson (Mrs. l. A ) 919 H enrietta Line, Lake Charles. LA 7060 1

Lubbock TX-J oannc Prewill Gray (Mrs. SIeve) 801( ,,·1. R.lIs, TX 793"

M•• le. City, Mo.le_ Patricia Atkin Bano (Mrs. George)

Genera l Mendez # 3. Mexic o 18. D.P Mexic o Midland , lX -Sue Puckhabcr Sharp (Mrs Everett R.) }1 13 Humble St Midland. TX 7970 1

N.w Orl_,u LA-G aylc Gillum ( M rs. Mlttin. Jr.) 1810 Broad ' ay St., Orleans. LA 70 118

Odo a IX- Elizabeth Barten Kemp (Mrs. D lIyid) 4n6 SprinJbrook. Odessa, TX 79762

Son An.,.lo, lX-Jun McCandless St one (Mu H ugh L.l 220 West Twohig. Apt. G, San Angel o, TX 76901

San Ant.nlo TX- Blilic Street Jeffers (Mrs. Willi1lJ'n A Jr.) 818 Wiluhire Ave .• Sao Ant onit). TX 78209

Victoria TX-Sua Stuart Johnst o n (Mrs. Robert H.) ,107 Tampa. VictOria. TX 77901

.HO PROVINCI

Alumn_ 'roy lnc. ' Id.n.- Dorolhy Williams Lombard (Mrs. George) }4 U Apt 28, Wheat Ridge. CO 800}}

IUliftIiI • • MT- Mal}" Cooke North (Mrs. J. E.) 81) Cirell Dr Bllhngs. MT )9102

louldor Co.-J oan Siaker Knaub (Mrs. Richard) 412) Ouge. Boulder. CO SOl02

loa.man , Ml_M ariella J ohnstone Lewis. ) Faculty Court. Bozeman. MT '971'

C.apor, WY- Bonnle Scyanlen Bitner (Mrs. DaYldl 1621 Kit Cuson. Casper. WY 82601

Choy_n" WY- Htlen Christenscn Deniston (Mrs. Robert) 2811 Olive Dr Cheyenne WY 82001

Colo,ado S"""'" Co.-Margaret George Houst on (Mrs. J o hn) 2)" Scorpio Dr Coloudo Springs, CO 80906

D.ny.r Co.- Mary BliSS Ain s orth (Mu. D:l vid M .) 122()\ E Bates Cr,. DenYer, CO 802}2

D.nyor, CO ly.nlno--S.lOdy Hamley Gllen (Mrs. Roben) /30 S U\lald Cu Aurora. CO 80010

'ort Collin• • CO- MI SS Nancy V.hren,,' ol d. 1,01 Rulllnf.:' Ft. Colhns, CO 80HI

Groat '011 •• Ml- Betty DeRoo y Maurer (Mrs. J. F) Eden

R ou tC' , Grtat Falls, MT '9401

Hol_, MT-S,.rid s.,lverg F,Ue (Mrs. Onin) 1821 Gulden. Helena MT

l.onIml_ WY_ Mary FranCiS M u rphy Scalley. 1611 Garfield, laramie WY 82070

'ueb l o, CO-Mildred Alil son H a ":r ( Mrs Ro bert) 1)2 6 AlU lndtr Circle, Puebl o. CO 8 1001

SIGMA 'ROVINCE

Alumn. Proylnco 'r• • ld.,.t_)un A nderson Viney ( Mrs. H o,,'ud) 402 Monteilift D r. N.E ., Al buquerque, NM 87108

Albuquerque Farrington Y oun,bcra ( Mrs. Ralph C.) 441 Gu(dlnd S E ., A lbuquuqur, NM 87108

Comolback , AZ-Sidn ry Rcyn i ct Jenk ins ( Mrs Micha e:l) 3802 E Yuc n 51 " Phoe nix , AZ 8, o2 11

Ogden _ Uf-J a ne ea ul tr ( Mrs R W .) 420} T aylor Ave ., Oaden, UT 8440}

"' nl ., AZ_S ylvia Smith Sm ith (Mrs E D ) 241' E Linco l n Cir , Phoenix, AZ

ROlw.n HMo- Barbar. Hodgson Pfutlc nrCUl tr , P O Box 9 8 9 , R o s,, cll. NM 88201 sott Lak. Cit y, Uf - j oyce M thillt DeSp ain ( M rs. R V .I 907 Connor 51 ., Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Tunon _ AZ- Ell a M iry D ud ley u""is ( Mrs Cha rles R .) 67} 1 North PontalOC R d T ucron A Z 81718

J.AU "ROYINC( AI"", n _ "r "ln,. ",.,Id.nt- "-hrilyn H ammer M'e «han ( M rs. F P.) 8HO N Weipert. Spokane. W A 99208

An,hOf'ag. , AK_ Llnda Ohling (kH ( Mrs Bob) 8101 M a· Intic Court. An chnuge. AK 99,0·1

1.1I."ue, WA , (a",ld_K ay Corom Plimpt on ( M rs. j H .) H2 1 1}7th N E ., Redm ond. WA 98052

1.1,. , ID--Joanne Tlegan Ringer ( M rs. William R.) Maple ooo. Boise. ID 8HO} Calecw,. , Ibo,.. , Cairns 0 Bri tn ( M r'. J 0 .)

182 4 Bay Sho re R d 5 W Calgary, Canada (dm.n'.n, Alborta, C.'09 __ M ,SS Troock, 1061 1 St., Edmonton, Alberta , Canada (".r." , WA _li nda K e llman Simmons ( M rs. St even W .) }01 Pr int PI Dr ., M arysv ille , WA 9 827 0 Olymplo , WA- A rdlth M a rl a tt H ilden ( M rs Rn hc-tt ) } )O, H o lid ay D r , Ol ympia, WA 98' 0 1 "ullman, WA- Barbua Clark Collins ( M u. Ben t o n ) R I. I, Box 266. Pullman, WA 99 16}

WA-Dnnna Burn am IMrs. D tlnna) HOI '9, h N E '«' A 9'110' Spokon., WA - Pat Sly""old LynlSs ( M rs, j. A .) Rt II. Box SOO. Spokane, WA 99208 Tacoma WA I"-J: Sml.h S.ul_ Mus Mane H ctm('r. N. 71h St T aC(lnu. WA Yon,ou".r, I C.• Conad_ b o bd Willis M cEach ern (Mrs. A C.) 102 ·1 Pac i fic Pl ace, Dctla B.C., Canada W.notc , WA- Ma rtl yn Gutz I iddctl ( Mrs. William) HO N E I"h. E Wenltchee. WA 9880 1 Yak i ma, WA-'ann,. Wh lt.nack Ubbo,.- Mulh a Mc K ec:1 Ha l(' ( M rs. A L.) 7901 Poplar Vie Way Yakima , WA 98902 U"SILON "ROYINC(

Al umn_ Pro,, ' n,. "r.,ld.n._Lesh(' H arvt')' Whittem ore (Mrs. Robert) 303' Sprou l Way. Sparks. NV 89Hl C.", alll s. Oa _j o A nn Estay Yal('s ( M u. T L) 1710 N W. Ulh , C"r"lltlS. O R 9H30 (ug.n. , M oshofsky (Mrs. G\"rald) 1210 E 22nd A \e E ugene. O R 9710} LoIco O,,,,,.g.- Dun,horp., OR-A nne Ntlmdahl Dobbs ( M rs. G E.) 09)1 S.W. Q UUfl R d Lake 05'" ('g n. OR 970\1 lo , V.ga " NY- Nancy Logan Gasho ( M rs. Alla n) 19'0 Cobra Courl. I. as V('gu. NV 89109 'ortland , OI: Virglnia H(lp ton Colyer ( M rs. H .I '9" S. \\:' Spn.Jc\", Bea\\"rton. OR R.n. , NV--Cyn t hu J. undh K('J!ey (Mn.) 3900 Skyirn(' Bl vd R(' no, NV

SaIMn Nan,,. Ilack Wolla c• • OR--S uun M ('rtllI LllChfidd ( M rs. j a m es) 18 6, Ri o Vi Sla Way S Sa lem. OR 9HO';! "H I NORTH "ROYINC( Al u","_ ' f o" l nc. "r• • I"nt-jean Wirth s Scott (Mrs. jon) 11 86 C('dar't•.-ood Dr., M n raga. C A k I ,.- (.'t lo y CA- Kath",ne BetU Wolfman ( M rs. RIchard) 3128 Belmon t A'e EI CerrtlO. CA

C.",,.. I Son J _quln Yo lI.,. Bradftlld \\: 'ebsler IMrs. E 0.) E. Gram A 'e. Fr('sno. CA 9H02 Con,,.. Co,,• • CA.- Mela me GUtiKO Bartlln james) Gro\'e Ct.. '«'alnut Crec:k. CA 9H9!1 Hon.lulu, HI- PhyllIS Furd F('rgu50n (Mrs. R. A.) 1'" Kal nt I ki. H ono l ulu, HI 96821

THE AItROW OF PI aETA PHI

Morin Count,., B Dahlstro m ( M n. R V .) Long •• ood Dr , San Rafael. C A 9490 1 Mon••r.,. ".nln",lo , CA.- Al ice W('bc:r j o h nson ( Mrs. I r in T ) Country Club Dr ., C.rmc:l Vall(y. C A 91924

"010 Alto, CA-K aye Bail(y laughmtlkr ( M rs. Ber t) 1 t \80 Oelkll Dri ve. Los Alt os H tlls, CA 91022

Socromo n' , CA-joann( H unt H oo k ( Mu H S) 3610 Ar den Cr«k Rd ., Sacramento, C A 9,8n

S.n ,,.nel"., CA.-j oyce K uru Kremer ( Mrs j os('ph ) lOt

Urb no Dr ., S n Fr ncisc o. CA 9·H27

Ian J.a., CA--Grayne FetlU fOn Pr ice ( Mu R ichard) 20771

Mud o O ks, SarUQI". C A 9'070

s." Mol•• C.unty, CA-S ue H ollo y S u nde ( Mrs. L. G .) 22} Fra ncu Lane, San Carl o., CA 94070

S.ockton, CA.-A lice Lem .n Conlty (Mrs G(' o rgd 374' Merrimac Circle N • Stoc kt o n . C A 9'207

Y.lley .f tho Moon , CA_ Hc:l(' n Mld50n Ma in ( Mrs. R M .) 497 Hillldile Dr , Oakmon l S nt. Rosa, C A 9'41).4

Yub. SUII." CA_Man lyn Lamb o..... u ( Mrs. Polul) ("un· m o re Rd Me ridian. C A 9'957

"HI SOUTH "ROYINC( Alumn_ "fo"lnc. ' Id.n t - M ine Clyde Goldback ( Mrs H K .) 375) Surtouch Dr Pas dena. CA 9 11 07

Ant.l.p. Yall.y CA-BLIIIt Sue Gregory Park (Mrs J ay )

3Hl l N 471h 51. East , #1 2S P almda le CA 935'0

C.n'rol Oranll. County, CA- Bubara (ka u m onl ( M rs. R ) 1}79t Carlsbad. A na. C A 9270'

Glenckrl • • SJ le n Camn.ln (Mr ). \VI E)

H21 Spur Blvd Glendale. CA 91208

La Canade. Yall.,., CA.- Ly nn K ugcl H on(' r ( Mr s. R E.) IMI

HIllard La Cana da CA 9 10 11

La Jollo , C Adal. To,.lof Al fCH'd- Patricia Ki ng Sell ( M rs. Sle 'Aart ) 10 Clilfrrdg(' Lane. b j oll., CA 920}7

Long I_ch , CA-M rs. Laura Th urntun. 2 13 Mlta M n # ,. Long Beach. CA 90803

L., Ang.I." CA.-Nancy H 08an ( M rs. J o hn) 810 12 th St S:anu Mon ica. CA 90 103 L., Ang.I••, CA J"nl.r-G ayle GtlR$5 Me r ce r ( M rS. Donald) ,060 Campo R d W oodland H ills. C A 91}61

N.rth Orang. C.unty, CA--Ca rol Meador (Mrs G. L.) 4741 V ia IX La Luna. Y orba Linda. C A 92686 'oaod.no, C"-S andra Tr oup SchmIdt (Mrs. jamn) 2260 Hornet Rd San Marin o. C A 9 1t 08 "alOd.no, CA , Junior- Marilyn St('phenson ( M rs. Tom ) 816 V ictoria, rcadla. CA 9 1006 a.dlane", CA.-D ian ( D aile-y H o ard (Mrs. W M ) 1209

Cedar A v(, R edlands. CA 923H a l".,. ld. , (A-V ickie Gr(gory Mi tchell ( M rs. Charles) 2H7 Dr R iv(rs id('. CA 92'06 Son I.,nord l na , CA.- M ary Elizabelh Pace Ha ll ( Mrs. j u hn W .) }36 E R a lston St San Bern udlno. CJ\ 92401

San Dt•• o , CA.- Patricia Suiter (Mrs. \';rdham \'(1.) 3928 Annne SI San C A 921 11 Son DI , CA, Jr Nancy Lockelt Lindsa y ( M rs. Charln) 11211 Dr Po ·ay. CA 92061

San '.rnond. von.,. CA_Darl e('o La son T rombo (Mr s. Tho mas K ) 1 1712 Sutton St., Sherman Oah. C A 9 1 10\ San.a Iorba,., CA_M ule Sue FrenchlcL PHsom

R W ) Fir Tr e(' Place. Gal('u. C A

Santa Mon lco W.,lIld., CA_ Kay T omso n Eic henh o fer (M Walter) 7'0 Grec:ntree R d . Pac ific P alisadn, C A 90272

Sou,h loy CA-T on l Church Ma ckay (Mrs. j ohn L. ) 1611 R ockb l ulf Or .• R o lling Hills Es t ates, C A 90274

Sou1h C_st CA_j o hann Wertz J onas ( M rs. R Ichard 5) I 1)12 Anltgua Way. N e port Bc:ach. C A 92660

\If .n ura C.unt,., CA- Md ba Ha k l ns Bc:alls ( Mrs. j ason)

6'\0 No rl h V (ntuu R d . Por t CJ\ 9l0il Wh l tt l.r Ar_, CA- E\dyn E 'ans Si ebb i ns ( Mrs. R G) 9121 La Al ba D r., Whittier. C A 90603

" "HI "OCKETS

Irottl.bOf'. , YT_ M u. St (' phe n Baku R D 2. \\'nt BraUle · bo r o. VT OnOI

Montr_l , Qu._M rs. j ohn H obb,. 2\00 Stneca R d M \lol rul 30·1, Qut'i>«. CAN Suffolk Coun',., NY_ Mr s. V,rj;llnl, \\. Rou r. 10 \\"'ar r ('n

Ion Cnurt. H ununston. NY II

Iri".I , VA- Doris Cbrdy (Mn \\'m l. Counlt) Club

ESlattl Bristol. TN r620

M.n r Coun.,. WV- Florcnce Hannon Burton IMrs \'(fall('r G.). Hillcrest AddItion. \ 8 Cr('stvle Dr. Princeton. WV 24140

THE ARROW O F P I BETA PHI

Mor y Eltho r, 'L,-.. Mrs. J o seph M e b i n, n) Buc hyicw Dr., Ft Walton IkICh, FL 3H48

Oca la - Mar l o" fL ·-P3m Picrson Hardy (Mrs W M .). 1204 Norwood PI.. Orlando. FI n804

WCl YUO , GA- ?-.fr s. T o m l. DcBusc, )2 0 Hano \ c r Dr. Waycross, G A }1)0 1 la t.'. Cr k, MI_Annc Schroder W oods (Mu. T G.). 6n E Mungn Rd • Battle Creek , MI 4901)

K.I.ma MI- Arlcnc GLuhc Wh ite (Mrs Mch-in A ), 3414 Tlmsin, K.lamuoo, MI 49001

Or.On,.It ' o , IHo-Mrs Ed rd Ha nnon , 206 Hillsdale , Greencastle, IN 46135

Mln''''ppl Oulf Coo.t-Miss Jane Owen , 22 Brd St., Gulf· po rt MS 39,o 1

Syl.,.ueo AL-Je-DnY H o lmes Jenkins (Mrs Jamu L 902

W Coon, SylaC.iu,J l HUO Dund , IL-K uhl«n Doylc Kennic o tt (Mrs Harr ison), R R #1, Hick o ry H o llow Rd ., It 60118

C.rbondole , fL- Batbua Mun Jon (Mrs , Don), 140 2 W Carbondale, I t 6 290 1 (fRnoham , fl.- lube I Hershey ( Mrs , 1211 Soulh f o urth 51., Effincham. It 62401 .""lIno'on lA- Mrs Ro bert MeeJe 2406 Oehn St , Burli n lton, IA )260 1 Kon sa. Clly MO Nortt-Je",' eI Cuthnd Nul (Mrs. J R Jr ). 4002 NE 49th Terrace, Kansas City. MO 6 -4118

Li berty, M()-C ynlhi, Drake Lan o n ( Mrs C. K .). ,.' Wilsh ire Blvd , uberty, MO 64068 Md'ho"on, K5-- Mrs fred Pierce. IH I N M e·

PhefJon, KS 67460

Mo xl co, MO-- M lss !k lt y M cQu«n 101 So uth St., Ma ico, MO 6)26 ) Altv., OK-Sue PartlSh ( Mrs J W .), 107 E Liveo ak. All us, OK 8})21

Mldwe.t CI'y, OK- Mrs Teud.".a y 2612 Rob in Rd Midwest City , OK 73 110 Okm"'I OK- Ann Wils on Wisc (Mrs. James W ) ,(00 Oakwood Dr ., Okmul,ee. OK 144H S wn , OK-Mrs Stn e Garn er , 1841 N P e nnsy l"nia, Sha.".nee. OK 74S01

ck.nri , TX_ Mu. David Chrk, Box 1)36. Brec Xeo ri d,e, TX 76024

'0,1., TJ(- Mrs Wm H , Hale 29}0 HubbHd, Paris , TX 75460

Op.loulO' LA- Vir.inia Nelson ( Mrs E A.), 6 1s S Court St ., Opelousas, LA 10)70 Grand J""nl.n , CO- Dor o thy Hoskin (Mrs G , K ), 411 Rio Vista , Grand Junction. CO 8\)01

lo. CNCO, NM- Mu James E. W e lch, Route # }, Box t7H. Lu Cruces , NM 88001

'r_.ur. Volley, ( Mrs P L.) , Box 368. Caldwell. ID "I·Cltle., Smith K o llm e1(r (M r s. S. L.). 1934 Richhnd , WA 993)2

KlarYMIth 'oil., Smith (Mrs. R W .) Mt Pitt , Klamath Fall s, OR 9760 1

ImpOf' lal YaU.y H un ttr (Mrs James), 2707 H uff Rd , Imp(ri a l. C A 922)1

Dear Pi Pbis; Please order your MAGAZINES Now!!! ! Tballk YOII. "Allgel"

Official CALENDARS

COLLEGIATE CHAPTERS

Co ns ult Fraternity Dire cto ry in this issue f o r addresses o f Nat ion al Offi ce rs

Central Offi ce add re ss IS: 7730 C ar o nd ele t , S U Lle 333, 51 Lo uIS , Mi ssou ri 63 10) All due 10 h poftmarlted dtlltJ.

PRESIDENl , Send a co py of the Chapler Statistical Rep o rt to yo ur Provin ce President as soon a s p ossible afler sc h oo l begi ns Before September I, write Pro v ince Pre s ident o f g o a !! and plan s for the ycar (In cl ude co py o f leiter I n chapte r members )

2)- Arrange fo r fire in spection o f premises by local auth o rit ies. mo n t hly letler 10 Province President pos t ma r ked n nt 1:1Ie r t han t h e 10l h of 1:3 ( 11 mo mh , OC lobe r throug h Ma y. (Carbons t o: AAC chairman , any scheduled visiting nat io nal o ffi cer) N o vember I - Beginn ing o f Cha p ter Offi cer E lect io n Pe n od. E lect thre e al umn z me mbe rs to AA C :It S3me time ch a pt e r offi ce" are elected.

1-5end Fire Pro tec t io n Affidavit 0 " tX planal ;o n 0/ una voi da bl e d tlay ill undJn1: II 10 D ir ecto r n f Chap ter House C o rp o rations . February 1:)- Final date f o r c hapter nomination for Amy Burnham Onken Award ; sen d le it er o f n

Pro't'ince PrC"Sident

Febru a ry 15- AAC o f eac h c ha pte r i n p r ov in ce se n d in itS nomin:lIio n fo r t he Chap ler Ser vic e Aw ard 10 th e Provi nce President.

Apr i l 20- F i nal date f o r e lect ion o f c hapter o ffi cers

SECRETARY:

Send IBM Me mbership list ba c k to Crntral Office as soon as possible afler re ceipt

Notify Province President and Central Offi ce immtdialtlJ when changes in chlpter offi cers are made Send in it iati o n certifintes t n Central Offi ce wi thin t hree da ys 2fter initiati on Coo r di nate w ith chapte r tre Hurer wh o m u st send GT l f o rm with the initiatio n fees

N o vember I - Send name and address o f president o f M ot hers · Club 10 Central Offi ce November I - Send H ouse Directo r data blank to Chairman o f C o mm ittee o n H o use Directo rs.

November 1S-Send a copy of the chapter bylaws to the Province President and a copy to the Alumn:r Ad v iso ry Committee Cha i rman

April 20- Final d ale fo r ele cti o n s. Se nd new o ffi cer l ist n o later than Apr i l 20.

lREASURER,

Send Financ ial statements to Parents of Pledges wh o have been approyed fo r i n iti ll io n t wo wee k s be fo re the p r o posed initiali o n date . Send to C entral Offi ce : Annual Budget Form BC- l just as so on as it is prepared al the beginning of the fall sc hool term Do no t wait until yo u se nd yo ur fir s t re po rt.

Pled Ae and /o r rep ledge fee s with GT- t f o rm within t wo weeks after any pledg in g o r ce rem o ny If pos sib le coo rd in ate w it h t he V ice Presi d ent o f Soc ia l A dva n ceme nt wh o mu s t send the p led,R:e l isl.

In it iati o n fees w ith GT- l f o r m w i th in three da ys a ft e r eac h initiation cere mo ny . Coo rd in ate with t h e Secretl r y w h o must se nd the initia tio n certifi ca tes . Jewelry orders als o within t hree da ys . September thr o ug h June - M o n thly fin a nCIa l rep o rt on due d ates in accn r d: ln ce w i th Tre a su rN ' s M anual to Ce ntra l Offi ce

AUj1;ust 3t - Send Annual Balance Sheet with final report 10 Central Office

September- Send Jetter from Grand Treasurer an d local letler o n chapter fio:ln ce ( p re vio us ly app rov ed b y Pro" in ce President) t o p art!n ts o f act ives and p led g es as soo n as sc h oo l opens. N o t necessa ry fn r parmt s o f p ledges if fi nal pa ge o f Ihe book let sent to Ihem is filled in .

Oc to ber 1S-OtC'Ck f o r Bound MROW t o un t ral Offi ce

O ct ober 20-Send nati o nal dues o f $S OO per a ct i ve member t o Central Offi ce o n GT t f o rm lis t in g m embers names and initiation numbers If initiated after due date member should pay national dues with in itiat io n fee s.

January l} - Seni o r A p pl ic ati o n Blanks an d Sen io r Dues f or mid yea r g radua tes to C entral ORl ce

January 20 - Send na tio nal dues of $ l.OO per act ive member 10 Central Offi ce o n GT- l f orm lis ti ng n ames a n d initiation numbers .

April l} - Send Senior Blanks a n d Sen io r Dues f o r o r Sum mer Gr ad u at cs to C en tra l O ffi ce

By Ma:r 2o-Contribut io ns made payable t o P i Beta Ph i Central Office f o r Harr iet Ru t h e rfo rd J o hn sto n e Sc h olars h ip Fun Co n vemi o n H os p i talit y Fu nd. Settlem e nt Sc h oo l ( Arr o wm o nt ) a nd H o lt H ouse

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN:

Send t o Ce ntral Office w ith in te n days .line r a 'l l' pledg in g Rus h In formation Form s w llh p r ope r sign a tures for ea ch g i rl pl ed g ed

Send to the R us h Info r mal ion Olairman of th e alumnr club co n cerned wit h in ten d.ys alter a ny pledging a l ist o f ,II gi rl s p ledged f r om t h e low n o r lowns under that alummr club ' s lurisdiction

Se nd t o Central Offi ce th e nam e and a dd re ss of ne w ly elected C h a pler Me mbersh i p Ch ai r ma n on postca rd provided i n spring

Send the Membership Statistica l Rep o r t t o Dir ecto r o f Membersh ip an d Pro vin ce Presid ent w i thin ten days after co nclus io n o f any f ormal rush

PANHELLBNIC DELEGATE,

As available-Send COpy of Panhellenic Rush Booklet to NPC Delegate, Director of Membership , Direct o r 01 College Panhelleni cs.

October 1O-Fi nal date for Semi Annual Report to NPC Delegate . April 1) - Final date for Annual Report to NPC Delegate

VICE PRESIDENT OF MORAL ADVANCEMENT

Within first 2 weeks of ea ch term-Con duct Member Interest Survey of perso",,1 and (h4pu, needs and g oals (Will determine special interest gro ups and activities fo r each term ) Send to Executive Council for rhapter action and for inclusion in monthlyleuer to Province President

End of fa ll term but no later than February 15-Semi.a n nual Eva luati o n and rep o rt of chapter' s achievements in Mo ral Advancement, including specifically the areas of Arro wboard, chapter spi r it and morale, chapter respollu to the Act ive Evaluation, alumnz relat ions. fraternit y heritage (chapter and national) Send to DireClor of U nd erllraduate Activities, cc: Province President and AA C Chairman

November l1-.\fa,lituine subscriptions ordered as Christmas gifts , send to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency

March I- Final date for Active Evaluati o n. Whenever to tal number fo r acti ve chapter is complete se nd to Pro vince Coordinator fo r Fraternity Ex ce llen ce w ith Fo rm 305 and list of signatures

NOTE : Fraternity H e rit age and Development Interest Gr ou p should first review each ess ay fo r ideas of immediate \'alue and use to chapte r and submit pertinent material to Execu ti ve Council before sending all evaluations on to Provi nce Coo rdinator .

March 15- Music Report , send to National Mu sic Chairman

Apr il I) - Send annual report and evaluation of chapter philanthropi es (not including Arr o wm o nt) and commu n i ty servi ce to Directo r of Undergraduate Activities, copy to Province Presid e nt . April }O- Send Annual Report of chapters Arrowmont programs and a ctivities to Chairman, Arr ow mo nt Board of G ov. ernors, copy to D i rect o r of U ndergra duate Activities

On or April 3O-Semi.annual evaluation (see above)

VICE PRESIDENT OF SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT

Send Evaluation of Rush Rep ort within 2 weeks of close of rush to Direc to r of Membership , cc: Prov in ce Presi dent

Send List of Pledges with parC'nu' names & addresses within 10 days of plC'dging to Cennal Office , and Province President . Send letter to parents of pledges. ,,/It, it has been approved by Province Preside nt within 2 weeks of pledging to Parenu o f Pledges

Send PJed,e Evaluations (fo rmer pledge exams) 3 weeks bC'fo re initiati o n to Province Coo rdinator fo r Fraternity Ex· cellence with Form #20) , NOTE : The Fraternity Orientati on Int erest Grou p , w;,h 'he A/fC, is to pledge's written eval uation and co mpile pertinent information be/ore sending all e valuatio ns o n to the Pro vince Coordinato r

End of fall term but no later than February 1)-Se mi annual Evaluati on of chapter's achievements in al/ areas of Social Advancement, send to Dire< to r of Membership, cc: Pro vin ce President, AAC Cha i rman On o r before April }o-Semi annual evaluati o n (see above)

VICE PRESIDENT OF MENTAL ADVANCEMENT

1. Academic Enellence

Scholarship Blank #3 , November la- spring semester o r quarter, annual ; February 2)-fall quar te r ; March 25-fall semester ; April 2) - winter quarter, send to D irector of Unde rgrad uate Act ivi ti es . Copies to Province President. Provin ce Coordinato r for Fraternity Excellence . Scholarship Blank #6-before March I ) to Central Office Ind ividua l Academi c Goal Cards stay within the chapter, but serve as the basis for Revised Scholarship Blank # 3 and fo r the term evaluati o n of the vice president. Their use is strongly urged fo r pledges

2. Publication s

As requested : IdC'a Bank Contributions-to Prov in ce Idea Bank Coordinat or. End of fall te rm but no later than February I ) and on o r before Ap ril 30-Semi.annual Evaluation of chapter's achieve. ments i n Mental Advan cem ent, includi ng goal s set, progra ms, interest group activities, publications, general results of Educational Enrichment. to Director of Undergraduate Activities , cc: Prov in ce President, AAC Chairman September IO-fo r winter ARROW : list o f initiates since Apri l 5, news , feat ures and pi ctu res. Als o pictures for Campus Leaders section Annual Rep o rt for Alulow fo r ",ued;", academic year to Editor of The ARROW January lI - fo r spring AR.R Ow; pledge list fr o m fall ru sh , news , features and pictures Pictures for Campus leaders and Campus Queens sections, Fraternity Forum article Send to Editor of The Auow February 10-carbon of first half o f Chapter H is to ry to Direc to r of Chapter H is to ries Apr il )-fo r summer ARR OW: list of initiates since September 10 and pledges since January 11 News , features. pictures Pictu res for Morta r Board. " Who 's Wh o," Other H o no raries , and Fraternity Sweethearts sections Send to Edito r of The Auow May I)-Chapter H istory and Carbon of sNond half of Chapte r H istory to Director of Chapter H istor ie s HI Story is brought to convention by delegate.

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN ,

Send orders to Pi Beta Ph i Magazine Agency .s recei ved November 1)-Se nd Christmas gift subsc riptions to P i Beta Phi Magazine Agen cy to ensure gift card delivery by D«ember 25.

PLEDGE SPONSOR

October-Send Grand Councilleuer and chapter letter (previously approved by Province President) to parents of pledges .s 1000 .fter pledging as possibleJanuary 1) - Those with deferred pledging send Grand Council letter and chap te r letter to parents of pledges

APPLICATION FOR FELLOWSHIP, SCHOLARSHIPS , AND lOANS, Blanks and lnfomation on how to make application may be oblain ed from CcnmJl Office.

January 15-Letter o f App lic21ion (or Pi ikla Phi fe llowshIp due to Grand Pres ide nt .

February I - Appli cation for Harriet Rutherf ord J o hns tone sch o larship , Ruth Barrett Smith Scholarship, Jun io r A lum· nl! Group Scholaship, Ft2n ces Hall Comly Scholarship duc to Grand Recording Secretary .

March I - Letter o f Appli catio n for California Alpha Schola rs hip due to Mrs _ Ri chard Madi gan, 76 Belbroo k Wa y. Atherl on, Californ ia 9402)

January I 10 MOH Ch I5 - Scholars h ips to Acr ow m a nt : Assistantships (w o rk scholarships fo r trained students in crafts) Write 10 : M ISs Manan Heard An o wm anr, liox 567. Gatl mb urg, Tennessu H738

V i rgin ia Alpha Scho larship and Brendel Sc h o lars h ip write to :

Mrs . D . D . Riddl e, Jr., Arr owmo nt , Bo x l67, Gatlinburg , TenneS5ee 37738.

ALUMNA:

Due dates for reports are to be pos tmarked dates . Consult Offi cial Directory o f this Issue for names and addresses of National Officers PRESIDENT,

November but not later than M arch ll - El ect Al umnr Club Rush Info rmati on Co mmitt ee Chairman and app o int at least 2 ot her members to from March I llO March Il of f o llow in.'; yea r

November 1 !O April 2O---Elect two members of the AAC to coordinate wit h the electi o n of chapter o ffi ce rs AAC members arc to be installed when el ect ed

A pril ll - Send five Ann ual Report Questi o nnaires t o officers as directed .

May- Installati o n of new officers at re.J::ular club meetin,ll:

February I - Electi on of club officers to be held no later than March 31, said officers to take o ffi ce at the cl nse o f the fiscal year

Febru a ry I - Evelyn Peters Ky le An gel Aw ard Committee dead li ne date f o r sending its nom lO ;lIi on tn lIS Alu mn r Province Preside n t. (Convention year o nly)

March 31 - Send name and add ress of Ru s h Info r m:.ti nn Chairman to Central Offi ce o n post ca rd pro vided so that It "ill a ppea r in R ushing Directory of Summer ARR OW If no t received name o f Club Pres will be listed

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,

M ust be re cipi ent o f THE ARROW

Apr i l I - Send new o ffi cer list to AlumnI: Provin ce President and Central Offi ce for Summer ARROW

April ll - Send I n Memoriam n o tices to Central Offi ce fo r Summer ARROW

April I l - Final deadline f o r new club office r li st.

Ma y " I- Se nd leller with clu h tn Alumna' ("lull Ed itN fflC Wint er ARR OW.

July Il - Send In Mem o riam notices to Central Offi ce for Fall ARROW

October ll - Send In Mem o riam noti ce s to Central Office for Winter ARROW

November lO- Mail club year book o r program ros ter wilh program p lans (page 23 o f club P residenl"s N o te book ) co the Grand Alumnr V ice President. Direct or of Al umnI: Programs , Alumnr Prov ince President and Centrn l Offi ce .

D ecembe r 3l-Send tn M emo riam n o tices to Central Offi ce fo r Spring ARR OW

TREASURER,

national dues and receipts t o Ct lftraJ Offiu and as co llected through o ut t he year

May 20- A/J-dues a nd d o nations o f funds s h ould be mailed to vntral Offi ce by this date in o rder t o count f o r cu rr ent year

Pi Beta Phi Settlemen t School (Arro wmont)

Emma Harper Turner Memorial Fund

Holl House

Harriet Rutherford Johnstone Scholarship Fund

Junior Group Scholarshi p

Conventio n Hospitality Fun d

Make club check cove ring total contribu ti ons payable 10 Pi Beta Phi Central Office . Check muSI be acco mpanied by GT 2 Fo rm showing club's ap po rt io nment to des i red funds (Cana dia n clubs make sep arate che cks. )

Checks payable 10 Arrowcraft Shop are sent to Pi Beta Phi Arr owcraf t Shop, Box l34, Ga t linb u rg Tenne ssee 37738 June 30 - Se nd Au dits slips as directed.

RUSH INFORMATION CHAIRMAN,

November ll-Send report to Alumme Pro vin ce Pre sident

Win ter- Review with Ru s h I nf o rmation Committee a rea s to be lis led in Summe r ARROW Send an y ch an,lil:es in clu b area li stings 10 Central Office no la te r than M arc h 31st March l l-Se nd repor l lo Alumnr Provi n ce President

MAGAZINE CHAIRMAN, November 2l - Send Ch ri stmas subscriptions to Pi Beta Phi Ma gazin e Agency to C'flsure Christmas Elift card delivery by December 2).

HOUSE CORPORATIO!,; TRF·\SL·RERS, September- Send annual rep o r ts and $ 5.00 fee for Trenurer 's bond , 10 "Pi Beta Phi FraterniIY ,·· to D irector of Chapler H ou se Corporatio ns Send copy o f report t o Province Pre sident co n ce rned

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FAMILY HEALTH - In lay man 's health, mediCIne

FORBES Im ide t Of ) o f husinc_s JoJ finJmc

FO RTl 'N E of Ic,luer.<.hil'

GO LF- Instruction. ('\ents and pcrsonalrtlc}

MONE Y Magazine of faml')' hnanre from T im e, Inc.

NEWSWEE K- All the news In msp. "I\'jd style

PARENTS Fo rem os t authority on rca ring children

PSYC H O LOG Y TODA Y Bri dges gap between lab and )OU

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Cut off and give to Magazine Cha irman of your club , or send to Pi Beta Phi Magazine Agency , 7730 Carondelet , Suit. '::- 333 , Clayton , MO 63105

POll mOiler Pleole lend nOlice of Undeli'leroble copiel on Form 3579 10 Pi Belo Phi, n30 (orol'ldelet, Suile 333, 51. Louis, Mo_ 63105

PI Beta Phi IS like a and, like all pietcs of mU)IC, It is n:ry hard to descnbe or define. Like musIC. you oftentimes feel it without completely understanding It Like J song. it drifts through your memory. It touches your heart. It touches yOLlr mind. It touches your life.

You cannot define Pi Beta Phi to so maoy words because you can talk and talk without ever really giving Its true meaOlng. But I can tell you tl1<lt PI tlet<l PilI IS tound In tlw; hOllse and In these guls. It is found in laughter and In tears and In son.'!.

J .Im offering you a very prellOU\ gift. tim musIC of Pi Phi. If you 3C({:rt it, it IS a song you will always remember and a fecling that is yours for life.

Nancy Givens North Dakota Alpha

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To Pi Phi Parents:

Your daughter's magazine IS sent t( her hdme address while she IS In (olle,ce and we hope that you rt:adln,C It. If she is no ion,Cer In colle;.:e, howe\-er, and is not 11\ in,g at horne, please send her new permanent address to Pi Beta PhI C(;ntral Office, 7""'0 CJ.ronddet. Suite B3. St Louis, Missouri 63l05